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JOSH. T. JAMES,
ioitoe avd raoraiaToa.
t , ,1 kIITIO.NS.IOSTAOE PAID.
... f S CO Six month, S3 50 ; Jhrea
...v, $1 15; One month, 60 cents.
I??r will be delivered by carriers,
J,.v rr ia any part of the eitj, at the
T'rav . r U cecu per weak.
" re rate low ana liber;
f-,i ;,-rri will pleaae report uj and
7" ....... receiTe their paperi regularly
Kov? Advortisomonts.
j,COO, LOOK !
AT
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YOU TVILL'IS'OW FI.ND
JO 00 -t! :i Lin'n Hd'kfi, at ft
ecu etch.
Urtcxtd Lawn Ilandk'fj at 3 for
10 cent.
THE- DaILT , lEYIE W. .
VOL. 3.
WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, .15, 1878. NO. 2 id
i - ,
LOCAL NEWS.
I
... nlll vm
mill
New Advertisements.
J. A.Sraisaia Coal and Wood.
J. W. Aluiimab & Cop-All Right at LaiU
P. Hsmnaaia Juit Kaceiree'. j
J. C. Mckds, Druggist. Trusaes and
Supporter. ' !
A SBaa--Be8tUnlaandried Shirt for 75c.
For other local see fourth page.
1 t
Nenty. of froat and ice this mormufc.
J j
November half gone already ' Tern jui
fugit.
.t;.j
The receipts of cotton at thin port to
day were 1,472. bales.
Thcaoare54 vessels now at this p'rt,
I m m r r .
1C00 Collar 5 cenU each or S for ' oi wuicnare lorei-a.
i
The Csh market Iuj bwei p-iorljr sup-
:S cett-s Cnfli to match at 10
c.Lt icr j air.
x . I ; i . f I't'ttm nUrU iiog, all
..!-, 2 cent per ja d.
s i.tcoICie, e IJ4if iollrj!e
f r reck ard
Ji m -. I Ir.fiM -1 itt, difl-rett itilcJ.
"I-'iei f lai l anI lolid colored
plied for tho pat two days.
1 he a'.mar ac promjsrs us ?' me very
raiuv weithcr earl next wrck.
"JTie fchixmer Fttnny TfW'j h on the
marine railway urderoin Jt v-r.
Tiie I ox sleet U r the pcrfrm.n. to-
A Mnilcal Treat Ahead.
We understand that a Grand poncer
is to be given in this city at an call day
under the conduct of rrof. jYaa Laer
The Cornet Concert Band Trill take part
and some of the best musical talent in the
city has promised assiatance. The time
and place will be announced in a fe7 days
Kerry Gow.
From all that we can learn we are led
to the belief that the entertainment to b
gircn at the Opera House to-morrow
evening by Mr. Joseph Murphy and his
fine company the Irish drama of , Kerry
Gow, will be about the best W9 have had
here this season. Of course, we know
nothin; in ourself of the merits of the
nerioimancc but nin our faith ou the
stv.emei:ti of newipapers in other cities.
Thits.thc Uichmond Dispatch .speaking of
f Mr.
Murphy in that
morroA' evening is now j
ger s.
.i n a I!' it.flx-r
i
It is rather late for blacktish but some
the appearance o
city, s:i)K
1 ) s:ite I he opposition of th'J circus, a
Ltrp .imiienre ahsembled lafit night tj
wit.M .sh thi liift presentation (if the Kerry
Gow. To ay that, tbey ' were dehghteo:
would l.iintly tfxprc3 their coudition.
They laughed aud applauded from the
hfuiijiiiuir to the end of the play, ami in
the List act, where Jhe carrier-doves briug
the news of the race which is to decide
the fate of tho hero, the exciterr.ent was
so great that the dialogue of tho drama
! . AU, solid colon for very fine ones have been brought to mar- could not bo heard. I
. . - , . i krt tl; wfpl- The Kerry Gow is a charming dramatic
5 . btjutj.ul naahtr. oniv aci luis week. . r. . . . e
' ' " ' ..... . ..i . . picture, with several original features.
Joe Murphy bhocs a hrso and turns! and is given by Mr. Murphy's company
carried doves loaw on the stage to- with splendid effect. 1 be scene ot tne
... I blacksmith's forze introiucinc a live
morrow mgnt. . horse in which Mr. Muepby makes a
Mr. Geo. Myers is having a new floor horseshoe and shoes the racer, was one of
. .. . ... . - r I th most realistic Berformance3 we have
lam io ins BTcro, ucmng reaciy ior ----- - ,of,
i.l: I -er tcu ujiuu m oD
The Cornet Concert Club is practicing
"i r nft j rr f air.
; .: y.'i wait ftr jour neck, iolid
. .I r, atJ ibaded Chenillcr, 10
I3ctt per jard.
J:J itlr t-ispi too cumeroui to mention,
that jfta all want.
i.tjtt f n;;et the. bet Sciisors. t;
v,.riKi.l Clavm Denote
I . . . V 1 A
on exhibition aj the neai toi tne marKci
r : ttifr-.nio cents to $1.50, in 2, 3, 4, 6 Uouse again this morning.
batt r . I Green pork sells in this market by "Ihe
-
hle ho2"at from 5 to 7 J cents a pound
.VS :etiJShipei rcceired every few accordiDg to tbo stock and demand.
!ajs in the Millinery Depsrt-
witu care !r the band.
An Appeal for the Boys.
For several years past Christmas has not
I
Mr. Geo. Tillcy's famaus steers were
meat.
N. H. SPRUWT,
Exchange Corner.
on now music which has j ken selected been lbe Christmas of our boyhood days
The small boy of the present day would
enjoy a Christmas such as we had in
primitive days, or before we received a
city cbarter. We enjoyed, lbe kooners,
took delight in tying fire-crackers aud tin
pans to inoffensive canines' tails, and now
and then sending a cat up on a rocket
and occasionally firing off a horse or pep
pir-box pistol of. the vintage of 1776
The best mouser in town is dead. That But now, what is Christmas? merely a
fina large cat owned by Mr. S. G. orth- auu noiiuay no wuB, mo wi.-
rop curled her tail for the last time! this crs-and if one of those ancestral relics of
r . I revolutionary days is discharged, the po-
morning. ' . , ,
I.C3 wuliaKe tne onenaer in ana compel
There was a very . pleasant hop given him to make a, Christmas present of ten
lt n;n liv tKn Ttnn Hlub. cnmnli- dollars tn tne city. vnat can & sniau dvj
mentary toMr. and Mr.', llarry Ieb. do on Christmas but eat cakes and candy,
r- . - Ol It was larcely attended. ! oraugea - , ' ii'J
rOreCIOSUre OQle. I r- apples, oranges and plum-puddmg all day
Those were unusually I fine oranges ionT, and take pareeoric and pain killer all
. .. . . . - I o -
a tirtse or tne power conrerrea oy a eer-i , v. T,.i;Z m;-7,th OnaLuu i
r.st and wL'e, to the WUminston BoUdin? I gentleman bought 70,000. Ilope he'lj Let the beys have one more good old
f:V"r dt7f make something cn his venture. fashioned Christmas, again, City Fathers
Hi t c:?. 20. Ml and 611 of the records of .. ' ; and we dare say mat wnen me wmier oi
. . . ... vnn.viA i yn?r rnnwpnpi fin i . .
i i mo 13 pa)h auu juu gvA,n..
J' Haaorer eonntv. the undersigned will Duplin Superior
. - . . . . .' .. . 1 . . I . . ! r T- Ml I J
fr iona.e. dt pnozic ancuon, at ut coun Monday next, judge iucrvoy win pre-i . Awr ... mB an -nifahlfl and
lwdoor. ia the City of Wilmington, on lu .j ... ' 4. ej will, as one man, draft suitable and
iay, the 16th day of December, 1878, at tde and Capt. Galloway will be tbe o- expressiVe resolutions, "with a request
that these resolutions be handed to the
U a'cbek, noon, the following described loU I licitor.
V"'!!'-;?" Mr. Sorior arnear. before the reader. T W for pubUcalion ; aud the .ec-
-nm ata ui xiuat lutci, uv.i w
&vrd!vrroa theiontheaat intersectioa I f the Rkvikw to-dav. The very best
rfad Crete wita Front atreet. and mnnlnf I . , .?i;-r,l
tnctmiawardlvCSf-et on Front street, coal, only 86X0 a ton,, delivered, is
54 raaaiajf back eaatwardly ISO feet; being I offered br him and he guarantee a
' -n.ini sail oi ioi .-o. I J I uirre in uiuta f . - j
i..: .r.i.li : r.v-I nuarter of a cord in every load of wood
--v i wi u iug vuiiui ykmu vi iu var 1 - - -
Vxiactoo. sold by him. j
?7xjci sale Luh rorenaser to pay
' H.K.T.LO.VDO.V. Wc suggest that that
"Ha
tary is hereby instructed to present a copy
of the sams to the family of our deceased
brother."
unmentionable
Arrest of a Suspicious Character
Last night, or more properly speaking,
this morning, between the hours of two
and three o'clock, officer Biddle and
lJ.e ia Bankmptcy of the Wilmington article of female wearing apparel left at yaiterf while standing" at the corner of
ifr4iizot'iOCUti0tU lte FostofSce some time ago, with no ad- pourth ana Ann streets were interviewed
dress, be turned over to the Benevo bj a lored individual who gave his
lent Sxiety. W e are tired, writing about name Jges Smith who Mked jf they
it but as long as it is sbere we are goingto ghow tim a where.he could
have our say. I' find a niehl's lodsines and- represented
At Work AtTalnf ' himself as being a barber from Petersburg,
By announcement ebewhere, it will be v irginia. ,
seen that Messrs. J. W. Alderman & Co. hereupon omcer omaio commeaccu
are a-ain at work. They have just re- questioning him, and found the fellow's
ceived a full line of family groceries, and answers so contradictory that, after con-
ajain soucifc asuireoi iue puouc owrou i auiuug mm w-
are. ineir store nas Deen luorougiuj i ciuaea to carry cim w ino guaru aousc.
arrainged be
His Honor's
TO THE PUBLIC !
TlUfXDKRSlGXED.
A MMEIVHAT FAU1L1
'iaa Iraelcs connected with choice
family Groceries !
r.nalles us to state that
Twenty-Nine Years'
, Exrrier.ce affords advantages In select- overhauled and' repaired tince tiie late xhis morning, when he was i
; ar.d arrarcinc our Goods without tie fir, j i) f .,B M.vnr in imtrr ti
icfcthf. pvwwipvpps " ' ' lore tbe Alayor, m answer to
question as to where he lived, he could not
other EXPERIENCES.
i
The State Board (of Canvassers.
The Board of Canvcssers of the votes
caen i a ctvntlLuance of the aame, , and Ci5t f Consaaj-n ia lh, recent election
prrcpt paying purchasers to open f, , I
s-ts wiihus. consists of His hxccllency, Gov. ance,
anUt we retail at wholesale and lhe Secre-aty of 6tate, ibk Attorney-
U.- tjwest in prices in ail standard General and Messrs 1 addell, of John-
is- ston, and Everett, of Forsytbe, members
U ;cs ia future as ia the norf, will of the State Senate. jThe Board has to
-Uur stores cleanly and aUraaive, with make declaration of those elected by the
a-ee stocK to select from.
largrst Stock of
CHOICE TADLE WINES,
third Monday succeeding the election. It
will, therefore, meet at the Capitol on th
' r I I, i
TE.VS AND LIQUOIt,
IN TIIE STATE.
GEORGE MYERS,
tolesale No- 3 Granite Row-
euil-ii and 13 South Front St-
ot ii.
or would not tell anything more definite
than in the State of North Carolina. The
Mayor ordered him locked up again until
he could ascertain where his home was,
and the fellow left the Court Room in
tears, assuring tho Mayor he could prove
he was all right "if Boss you will just let
me talk." Chief of Poliee Brock, however,
took a letter out of his de&k and showed
the Mayor where the defendant's home
was. The letter i postmarked Robin Hill,
Cumberland county, and is from one B.
Detter than Forelcn Port. S. Adkins. under date of October 26, 18 8,
Sneer's rort Grape "fcine is better tb'an requesting the Chief of j Police if he can
Imported Port. and. since tho adultera- I c.nA one James Smith, colored, who ren-
tion of the latter.it must take its place. It reseats himself as a first-class harber,
pure, and really excellent and Health giv- I please to take him into custody, as the
ins. 7rov Jimts. ! ' I , I aforesaid Smith has his trunk. Adkins
Tbe most select Fifth Avenue familei I will be notified to-day and M James Smith,
of New York use this wine at their even-l colored, a first-class barber,' will no
log entertainments. p f doubt have an opportunity of vindicating
Green & Planner have some direct from his character at the next term of the
Mr.Spetr. i , Cumberland County Saperior Court.
25th instant.
TVilniington tight Infantry. ,
The meeting called by this Company,
for last night, was well (attended, not
only by the active members but by quite a
number of the old' veterans who, having
heard that General Apathy, who did
such devastating work in the ranks of the
Democracy in our late Congressienal elec
tion, was about to take charge of this
noble old company, which, by the way,
is their especial pet, by reason of old and
to them, sacred associations, turned out
determined to rout the monster, horse
foot and dragoon ; and they did it.
After the transaction of some routine
business, the advico of the Veterans aud
honorary members was asked, in regard
to devising means for enthusing the active
members with more enthusiasm and
bringing out the interest manifested in
days gone by, not only by the members
the company, but by sill our citizens as
well.
!Calls brought Col W. I,. UeKosstt 1 to
his feet w ho, in hi usual I usins-liko
way, gave them some sound, jiractical ad
vice. He pointed out them tb cause and
the raruedy for thai seeming want of in
terest by the members which if fol'oed
must result in much rood.
Col. Roger Mooro was next) called upoc.
He was a little backward at first but as he
warmed up, he gave iho boys ji good
humored, i well-timed shaking up, re
minding them that nothing desirable could
be obtained without work, hearty, un-
ceasicg.deterjaiued work, and that they,
themselves, must do the work, and not
depend upon others.
Col.Jno. L. Caalwell was tho next
called upon and he also gave tb.a Cum-
pany some excellent advice. IIo showed
them that these periods of despondeacy
had afflicted the Company from its incip
iency, that in years gone by the faithful
few, lad stuck together aud worked and
never under any consideration allowed
the idea of disban d'mg 1 to cuter their
minds; that the pre sent members must
do the same, that the idea of tho Wit
mington Light Ialantry disbanding or
falling through w?as preposterous, and
could not be and should not be. .
Major W. C. Fergus, one of the lirst
Captains ot the Company, was next' called
upon, aud we regret our inability to do
ustice to his remarks ; they were really
eloquent, and in some portions pathetic.
He gave a history of the vicissitudes of the
Company in early day?, of its triumphant
career prior to the war, ranking as tho
very first military company in the South;
of the splendid record made by it during the
war, and of the great number of useful
and honored members it had furnished to
other commands during "the times that
tried men's souls." He concluded in an
eloquent strain, stating that the name and
the fame and the existence of the Wil
mington Light Infantry would only cease
with the liberties of the people of North
Carolina. f
Gen, Taylor, Capt. Price and other
gentlemen addressed the meeting, when a
committee was appointed of the following
named gentlemen, to look after and devise
means to promote the interests of the
Company : j
From the Veteran Corps : Col. Wm. L.
DeRosset and Capt. Ctas. D. Myeis. ,
Fro)n the Honorary Members: Gea'l.
F. W. Kerchner and John C. James, Esq
From the Actite Membership ; Geia'l.
M. P. Taylor, Capt. Coney and Messrs.;
W. J. Gordon and Jas. C. Munds. The
meeting then adjourned.
Ladies' Benevjient Society.
1 he annual
Becevolent'Sccie't
meeting
of the Ladies'
i
y wa3 Lild vdsterda?
forenoon, but wo could not Jbtaia the
proceedings; in time'for r;ibl,:c;ilio:i ves-
teninv 'i lm 7 I
attendance
v.-aa much
smaller than it should have le;n. ' T.ev.
Ew. Yates, by request, adJrcssaJ the
ladies and afterwards rea l the" following
annual report of tho President of the"
Society, Mrs. C. G. Kennedy:
Ladies ThecIosc of another vear in
the operations of opr Society, (its V.d an
niversary), calls us1 together once more; to
retrospect our doings hitherto, and to
gird ourselves 'a! res h for tho task assigned
us by our Heavenly Father, whos hand
wc acknowledge in the measu.-c of suc
cess which has tlibs tar crowned cur
efforts to 'r,elieve suffering huaanitv. Am
yefr wc must own that we. have come m - v
far short of fulfilling the requirement
duty and of necessity iu this behalf. T.;a
undismayed 'by past failures, c an
ready to resumo the task, foelin- tint our
own wit-don) a -id skill can avail us
apart Irom the promised aid of Him
bavins civen. ?.a a lerracv to lli.i ltpf.t:!.-.
PLEASE JTOTICE.
We will be rlad to reeelva eommnnlt-t
from onr friends cm aay tz d all tnbjecU 0 f
general interest baw
e nans of tbe writer nit alwsyf b
walabed to the Editor. ' 1 s 1 I
Coaanalcatioas must be wiitta on oaly I
one tide of the paper.
Penonalluei atut be avoided. ' I I
Audit is efpedaily and particularly Jn A I
tood that 6e editor doe. not alway.endor.e;
StK7uL!?7Pad"tf o "te d
Society wdi appoint a committee of dir
erect ladies' to. act with its officers. w
can obtain aid Irom a lawyer and several
othe gentlemen interested, and have the
matter properly attended to. 1 h
In accordance with the request as abovs
made, a .commit.tee of confersnce was ap-'
Mrs.- J. K 'Oik'cr !T 'n.
- .... j 11 iiuir.i.
Chaub.v.jra anl Mrs. A. A j
w
Willard.
'1 iia collections from
amniir trl tn C' 1 I
...... , . v U.J, UllU
those j r;nt
fctcps were taken
looking to arrangements for tlie lecturo
which (J,.v. Yar.ce ou:c time aco Promi
ised t- dfliv.T.for-;! btneGtcl the .Soci
ety. , i 1
Col. Wa Heii for secretary or ihe
i Senate.
ilf' fallowing, is from lh:
WasLiagtja
'ir.vp.,i.uon-ee ct the Haltimore A;jJ
beariiiu' date las'; Wednesday: . 1
Tbo fiiend-vn:cprestutative Wad.lU
. t . . . - .-
A.-i-f!: Carolina, who has iust failed .f
re election in his district, announce on au-
thopoor who ar always with -us, has' a'.c' :;' '. that he willj bj a caudidato for
loft on record the assurance that whatso- j "-,rftary oi Vha .Senate ou thai occasion of
... .1 -t- :.. J i -i- -l . 1 .,.,.. w. t;.. . . 1 ' . . . .
wo, I come.
ever they ask iu prayer, bclicviri
shall receive. And although!
(as often before) with an empty treasury,
we coutidentjy ,. trust wo shall
still be enabled to Led somel who
are nigh to perishing and to add
somewhat to the covering of some whom
the wintry blasts 'find shivering before
their rude assaults ;Xo money is iu our
hands to buy wood ' or flannels or other
comforts, but will not tales of 'suffering
touch some- hearts able to command I it ?
And will hot some for his sake who
gives us all things to enjoy, betvi!iing
of their abundance, or even jof their pov
erty, to share with thoso who are desii
tuto ? We have become familiar with
much of the suffering around us poverty
bears hard on very many scanty em
ployment plants hunger in homes once
above want; sickness adds its burden
and its woe, and the hidden sorrow of
the homes made sad and terrible by the
unfeeling waste of liquor, and thefdrunk-
ard s tread, all1 ca
succor ere it bo too
1 'eili )Cranc aCTSlon t, n.lwrr in tliaf Kr1
j -- - - t - v. .... laav UUUJ .
l .i:s statement was mad?, undoubtedly, I
with the best iuteiitiohs but wc aro in-, i
ducc-d to state thu it is unauthorized oi,
at least, premature. '. i
We. should rcjoico 4 to sc9 tho gsllaLt !
Waddejllcalled to such an important and
responsible, position arid hope that'h'e I
may be induced to enter the contest. His
election by a Democratic Senate' as its u
Secretary is a compliment which would 'j
bo felt, aud appreciated as aurh rrrr. i
. .. . j
where.
on u-
for
Sad Spectacle.
One of the sadest sights we ever beheld
was thirteen venerable ; forefathers sitting
around " a sawdust pile inhaling the
aroma arising there from and then walking
around town,like adetachmeht of Howard
nurses, looking at the circus pictuers, oh,
no, we fc mean pictures of the animals
posted on the boards. ,
City Court. I
The first case on docket this morning
was a white man arrested last night for
being drunk and disorder! who was d is
charged? upon payment of costii
The next case was one James Smith
colored, arrested on suspicion by Officers
Biddle and Walker, on' the corner ot
Fourth and Ann streets, this morning
abou hilf-past two o'clock. The de
fendant's own evidence in his case was so
suspicuous that the Mayor ordered him
locked up to await further developments.
This ended the proceedings and the Court
adjourned.' 1
. ' i
We hare been asked who' is the author
of the Seven ages of man." Wby, the
man's parent, of course. Give us . some
thing bard to answer, . !
loudly
late.
Let us be more earnest in doinir what
we can and in striving to enlist the aid of
those around us. J,et us impress lijou oui
yoiing f riend3 the duty and tne true enjoyment-
of- being helpers to the heipies$,'
showing them that iq denying thc-mselvts
some trilling thing systematically tbey can-
an, wnnouimucu icconvenience, conino
ute the little amount of SI a jar for this
cause. Can we ask our Father in heaven
for His blessing -while unwilling to bestow
on His more needy ones a 'little Jof what
He gives us '. May God give us all grace
to do our whole duty !
The Treasurers statement will show
what amounts have been received iu sub
scriptions and otherwise. I am constrain
ed here to mention the trenerous cuts re
ceived last year from many of our me
chants. Our friends had failed and the
public was appealed , to. Donations oj
various articles of foocl (were given, amount
ing to perhapsj near 1 $100. "These were
placed in the hands of a grocer, to Whom
we owe thanks for his kindqess ia distri
buting. This supply sufficed for the sum
mer, but was exhausted by October,
with a very- small exception, and now
we I are furnishing on credit those
who must be fed. I would be
glad . to give the number and names
of .such "a3 have ! been relieved by
the Societydnricg the past year, but thi3
can only be dona through the visitors,
v.vho failed to preserve them. And now,
in retrospection, wo must admit our
failure id one great object we havo had I
in view: tbe nope ot elevating oy umeiy
aid the aims of those who como to us,,
encouraging the feeling of self-reliance;
and the desire to live by their own labor
till driven Vy necessity to rely on others,
does not 82em to be realized. Stillwe
must do our duty and leave.- the results
with God. May-He give His spirit for a
guide to U3 and to them.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year :
Mrs. C.G.Kennedy, president.
Mrs. J. T. Munds, vice president.
Mrs. X. G. Daniel, 'secretary.
Miss Julia Stevenson, treasurer.
v Mrs. Kennedv then addressed the meet
ing as follows :
"There is one matter I wih to brin tc-
fore the Society , not exactly called for by
the annual report It has long been known
to our members that re hive in view the
enlargement of bur operation or perhaps
I might say a modification or change in
tbe pTans pursued. It is ako known that
a small fund, qic distinct -from bur cur
rent funds, has been at, iuterest for tbe
purchasa of a location for some institution 1
of permanent banjlit to ourj poor. Ten I
shares of stock in the W. & W. II. R.
were given us, about the yepr 1802 as a
nucleus for this. Circumsnces hindered
tbe furtherance of this and the annual
dividend for 10 or 12 years was lost in i
bank at the close of tho . war. We have
now $1,003 from thii source, and a loca
tion offered, vesterday, seems desirable
for a beginning. The termi are $1,000
at ence, aad.a reasoaabfe time allowed
for the remainder. A gentleman present
offered to bestow $ SO. if we mako the
purchase. A very nice dwelling is on
the lot, and the location is within) easy
reach of tbe street car track. Xo furniture
of any kind belongs to us, and we must
hnrrow or bez. until able to purchase. I
. . . . - -. t-
Intoi iiiatton Wanted.
1 Of iLubcn Herring, colored, wh
been missing from his hbrno in Pcnller
countv 5ir.ee September. II is1 tall
blackaud is a man of fqw Words.' He
left his. family without any known
cause 'arid foul play is .suspected.
'. Ad 1; ess 'MooreV Creek,
. Pender county, N7C,
State pipers will please copy.
Now Advortisement8. 1
Coalnd Wood
jjjUitEST KEL ASH, Store and' Orate i
Coal, only $6 50 per ton delivered. Acksowl
dged the best on this market.
Seasoned Ularkjack, Oak, Ath, del ie.1,
four feet lonr, M cord guarantied in every
lo.vl. I i
ucv(15 J. A. SI'KLVOR.
AirTUTiTt Last t i1
e. "E AIiE rJLEASl'I- at bun able jo
r- state to our ii iendi an 1 the public tlat' tba
tore occepied by us, diinafed by the late
fire, haa been thirouybly repaired and that
'.' I l!
we hare cow-in stock a full line of 1
Fresh Family Groceries,
and are prepare! to fill all crderi. ,
SVe have atiil a Tew artlclei daniared
by the ute fire which will os sold at almost
any price. ' I
nov 15
J. ALDERMAN A CO,1
Familr Orocerr.
Cor. Chestnut and Crater ; trtati
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE SIGHT ONLY !
- i
Saturdav, IVovcmbcr IGi
the Finest Irish Comedian Living f
JOSEPH MURPHfji ,
and hii SPLENDID DRAMATIC COM PA
SY in Marsden'a Grand Drama, fint I
The BZerry Gowr,
The Great Hone Shoeincr Scene, I
Flight of the Carritr Dove.
I - ' The Bace. , ' i 1 1
The Best Performance of the Year!
I Prices No extra charge for Referred
Seam. Admission, 73, 10 and 25 cents,, Be
Berred Seat now on a!e t lleisrbergsr'f.
nor lZ-4t
do not wish to act alone in this.
If the
Just Received, i
A LARGE Auortment of i I
ilL Writing Dek, Work Boxet.l I ,
Jewelrr Casei, G lore and Hd'fBoa-e
. All .New gtjlea as , !
HIE LIVE BOOK STORE.
I i i
PICTURE FRAMES, all litet ad style,
X Chromee and Enjrrarinr;,
At Greatly Reduced Prieei. j ,
For aale at
cor 'J
HEIXSBEBGER'S,
23aad l Market at.
Trusses
A ND SUPPORTERS of all itylei isd
2 i I
prices. Seeler'a Hard Rabler Trtw, aieJa
and doable. The beat ia a4. Pr sale by;
JAMES C. MD5D3, Smrtdjt, 1
amra itrcei, vpp? iray 11 All.
J3t' PretcripUoBs
boors day or night,
oct 31.
V
eoinpQwaded
at all
i r
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