Miscellaneous
WAIT NO LONGER !
BUT COME TOjTBE
Exchange Comer!
You should come at once and ielvcHycui
Japanese Goods
before all are sold.
A nice lot of those beautiful Waiters,! cul
$1,25 per set; they are going fast.
The nicest present you can'give is a Hand
kerchief Box ith half dozen nice "T
Handkerchief?,
Or"a Glove J.'ox with one oi?u:oic palrs cl
Glove.
You should remember tbe Kid Glove De
pot. The 4-Button Kid Glove you
should buy at once as they can
not bedu plicated in price.
Only SI oer Pair !
We can give you Kid Cloves from oOc?up.J
Come and get your presents at
Exchange .Corner
for a little money!
You can Cn-a Tresfnt for a-y one. from
the dailing babe to tbe robua nian4
BULLY FOR BROGDEN.
Iu the House of Representatives at
Washington Mr. Hewitt of New Ycrk
offered an amendment to section 2,002 of
the Revised Statu'es, so as to expunge
there from authority to have troops at the
polls oi election day, "to keep the peace,"
which was adopted, jea-5, 110; nays, 95
a strict 'y p irty vvU-, wiib the exception
of lirog !en of R : th. -Carolina, who voted
whh the Democrats.
iiava-i noticed
Fur s irae tfibia past w
that the Hn. Cartis H., has manifested
symptoms of returning reason, and now
that tris place Is soon to le filled by a
staunch Democrat, we presume he intends
to retire as gracefully as j os.sible, and we
diope that Le will hereafter work in
accord with the Democracy of his
State-
w id, as soon as the Senate opposes them,
recede from the amendments. There has
been shown little "backbone" on the part
of Democrats in the House of late, in in
sisting on bills reported by its committees,
or in opposing extravagant schemes from
the Senate. So irae is this that Speaker
Randall yesterday felt compelled to take
the floor and infuse some of his spirit into
the Democratic Representatives. He suc
ceeded, as be always does on such ocfa-
Miscellaneous.
iiii IT ... ,
Thof. H. McKoy, Boot H- McKoy
AT LA W
W, s. c.
Offica North side Market street, between
Second and Third streets.
jan 27-tf
I
fcWe
( i ldcall "tir attention to the
Flexible Mip Corset
Forjsale only at
Exchange Corner !
" ; : B antv !
Weginvite all t cone as v e fare prepared
to see them on
MONDAY TUE BAY
AND
T
As we know it will rot ordybe
to their interest but to their amusement
aiso.
- H. SPRUNT,
Exchange Corner
dee 21.
The Daily Revise
JOSH. T. JAMES. Ed. and Prop
WILMINGTON. H
MONDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1879.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
Sj jck r Andrews, of the Wyoming As-
ssmbh.a Democrat!,'! testifies that he went
t) "ihe Territory eight yjears ago, prejudiced
a;a:iial iLo iua ot female suffrage, b ;t that
now ha iuust admit Chat the more he has
e u oi the workings of the system the less
his objections have been realized, -and the
more it has coinmende 1 itself to his judg
ment and good opinio!). ' am thoroughly
conviticed,'he says, 'ilrv xu- the only true,
t nsibtent and honest .rnod oftxercisiug
t ie right of franchise under pur reprjesenta"
ti reform of govennie-ut.' Larniie City,
wi'h a population of -J .'600, cast about 1,200
vot s at the 1-ist biepUon, one J third of
which were deposited by women, many of
whom Wen lately camd from the East. As
atuiethe women are fcffrjre independent
vote: s than tho men, and. though they do
ubt always xorcLsa their) rigljjt of suffrage
they are tare to o; found at the polls
whenever any particularly important ques
tion cc mes up or wnen a scaridalous norxii
i j at i iii has been aiaue.
TEA IILTIKK IX THE OUTH.
The Charleston jViSM and Courier
bas a very iutereitiiig article on the
subject of tea culture iu the South, ap
propos of t'iB visit aad investigations of
the Daltimorean who is looking up the
matter in some of the Southern. States,
and we present herewith a poriiou of it
to our readers :
There is no doubt that the tea plant
will grow well throughout South Giro
iina, and better iu this State than iu
Georgia. Tho plant is not injured by
ordinary cold weather, bearing without
ianger temperature as low as 'Z cleg.
Fahrenheit. Such cold is an advantage
THAT'S THE WAY THE MONEY
GOES!
There are twenty-five or thirty ports
of entry in the United States where the
expenses double, treble and quadrupel the
receipts. At Nantucket, Mass., last year
the receipts were ninety and the expendi
tures two thousand dollars.. At Little
Egg Harbor, New Jersey, the receipts
were seven dollars sad the expenses
twenty-two hundred. At St. Augastine,
Fla., the receipts were thirty-six dollars
and the expenses forty-three hundred.
At Tec he, La., the receipts were twenty
seven dollars and the expenses seven
thousaud. Congress could display its
economy by abolishing all these so-called
ports of entry or by devoting c nly the
receipts to the salaries.
A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.
A New York letter to the ICctcs and
Courier says, January goes out with a
temperature as mild almost as any day
in April, and with the incoming of Feb
ruary merchants in the leading lines of
business are eagerly scanning the com
mercial horizon to discover some signs of
the spring trade. It is a long while
since so hopeful a feeling predominated
among them, based upon the improved
condition of the country, the success of
specie resumption and the abundance of
capital which must soon be seeking ac
tive employment, and as the season ad
vances, there is no reason why the pre
Tailing expectations of a satisfactory
business all around should not be realized.
At all events, this is the prevailing sen
timent in mercantile circles for the mo
ment, and itmay be placed on record in
contrast with the general disposition to
croak and to take dismal views of the
future, with which, it will be remem
bered, February a year ago was ushered
in.'
to the plant as it cnecks the rapidity
of development. It needs no speeial
care, but Mr. Gill finds that usually the
plant is not trimmed closely enough. The
eaves used for making tea are only one,
two and sometimes three leaves on the
extreme end of each branch or limb,
and the object of the cultivator, there
fore, should be to keep tho plant down
o as to multiply the number of branches.
This also renders the leaves easier to pick.
The plant can be raised from cuttings or
trom set us, aud requires no particular
nursing. Plants in hothouses, free from
the inliuence of frost, do not bear as well
as plants in the open air.
I he common belief is that the manu
facture of tea is attended with peculiar
difficulties. This is a mistake. The dif
ferent grides of tea made in China come
Urom the same plant. They are, in fact,
tne same leaves pic&ea at u.nernt s ages
of growth and diU'erently cured. It is
not essential that tea grown in this coun
try should have the same appearance as
Chinese teaj The American tea is as
fragrant and ihvigoratiug, aud as avow
edly American' tea will bring as high a
price as the Indian, Chinese or Japanese
variety. Mr. Gill is confident that the
curing and preparation can be done wi h
machinery of simple construction as thor
oughly and more cheaply and by hand
The purpesa is to form a
company, in time, for the mani
racture of tea., similiar to the companies
established in India, which pay their
stockholders dividends of IS and 20 per
cent. Our understanding is that Gillett fc
Co. will purchase et ;he rate of $1 a pound,
such Sou'b (Jaroli a leaves as may be
properly picket! anti forwarded to them for
manufacture.
We shall await with much interest the
formal repor t to be made by Mr. Gill upon
bis re urn, and it is to be hoped that, in
the meantime, they wnoare uow growing
tea plants will continue their cultivation.
There is far less' di bcul'y in leaking tea
than in growing aud preparirijute, and
we see uoieasou why Carolina tea should
not soon be as well and favorably known
as our famous long cotton.
WASfilSGTOX LETTER
sions, to the delight of his party and to th
ereat annoyance or the Kadicaii
We hire now-had two days of the X
Yo;k IrnrestigHion of cipher despatch
i .. t rrsult, eo far, is a general adinissi
that certain Democrats agreed among
seives to raise money to use upon the bouth
Carolina Returning Board. They were
n a men preminent in the party, and they
di 1 not have the countenance of promi
nent men of the party. Mr. Smith M
YYted, who telegraphed North fur the
money and who testified on A'ednesday,
states the case up to the time he sent the
first despatch to New York for money
"Fully believing then what I believe to
have been since lully demonstrated,
that the Democrats bad carried two at
least of the three disputed States and that
a conspiracy had been formed on the Re
pab.ioan side to count us out aud that if
the vote of South Carolina was cast iu
favor of the Democratic elector?, as I be
lieved it had been honestly cast by the
people, that the conspiracy would then
be at an end, because they would not
pretend to take either Louisana or Florida;
and they ought to have all the three
States to consummate their arrangement,
I determined to see what there was of
it and at once telegraphed to New York
asking if money could be furnished.''
Mr. Weed and Mayor Cooper on Wed
nesday, and Col. Pelton on Thursday,
all testified, that Mr. Tildeu had no
knowledge of money being riised for the
purpose and as soon as h-j accidentally
learned of it he stopped everything of
tue kind. A protracted cros-examina-tion
only strengthened their statements
u,n this point In this city, for several
days, the proceedings of the Potter Com
mittee have consisted o:;!y of hearing
evidence in contradiction of a man named
St Mart ai, one ot those phenomenal Lars
whom the radical party had as a leader
iu Louisiana.
If we may judge by the sub-committee
appointed to inquire into the subject
of aiding the New York, New Orleans
and South American steamship lines.
the tub bt nate Committee on Approptia-
tious is la iuvor ot such aid. Dorsey,
Blaine, and Wallace, ail advocates of the
subsidy arejtha sub-committee. Among
other Democrats of the Senate who a'grte
with Senator Wall ice may ba mentioned
Gordon, Lamar, Eustis, -v.axey aud
others.
(jURDGK.
LIVER
otsan
pounds, and air the blood
about three gallons) passes
but about three
a living person
through it at least
lave tti bile and
- " ovut.uj 1 1 1
ot!r impunnea strained or filtered from if
13i!e i the natural purgative of the bowels i.
if the i,iver becomes torpid itos 6t separatee
ru!.-i u muou, out carried tnrougn tae c.ns
gy . ill parts of the system, and in trying to et
f tp trough the pores of the skin, causes it to
. : a :i vellow or a dirty browB fiolox. The stom
" sch becomes diseased, and Dyspepsia, Indi--H
eestion, Constipation. Headache, Biliousness,
jdun-mc, lmuh. maianai revers, fires, iMCk
and iour S Uimach, and general debility foilow.
r . 1 1 . . i
jntwit a niFA .iM, me great vegetable dis
fL( co very for torpidity, oauses the Liver to throw
off from one o two ounces of bile each time
the blood passes through it, as long as there fa
a' an e"eaa of bile ; and the effect of even a feu-dose-
ipoa yellow complexion or a brotvn dim
lookwj wiU astonish all who try it they
ibeiiir the first symptoms to disappear. The
cure n .ul btlious diseases and Liver compiairt
i mMc certain by taking Hbpatine in accord
anew -nth directions Headache is gcncrsli
cure in twenfy minutes, and no disease thr.i
aris- irom the Liver can exist if a fair tr!a
eiveti.
SOLD A3 A SUBSTITUTE FOR PIL
VY ALL. DRUGGISTS.
Miscellaneous
i Price 2SCts. and m
n
pi
P. L. BBIDE1& CO.
These wbo'U read tbisjrbymelsnd tiiit our
gtora
Will appreciate more thaw aver before
That oor mu e do. a not vaislt aspi e
To climb Olympus, and ioglorionaly exptra
In the attempt, bat keeps sn even pace
With the time, ani always point tu the place
Where tbey ' blew" about one special thing,
Which ha, withoa doubt, the true business
ring:.
And this thins we will briefly explain,
With the hope that we wi 1 cause no pain
To brother grccer, who, in year&gone oy,
Learned to gt good at" figures that were
high.
Unfortunately we see some of them incline
To follow tKe u6toois of "Auld Lang Syne;'
But we consider it matter of congratulation
That we've no fogy notions in our education!
In old time "big profits" had a 'wide fringe,
And old habits are hard, hard to change. -Of
Wilmington grooera we take the lead I
Now 1 1 prove this assertion we only need
To remine.the public that our clean new store
Made others be painted and swpt a little
morel (
Like all businees men who are truly wis,
We at once begin to extensively "ad vertiae,
Whenjour fri da catching the idea, tl ought
it well
To increase thoir ep ace, as the print will
tell 1
At.first we put some poetry in ourg"ad,"j
But when they taw this plan was not bad,
They followed our lead. And when we tried
prose
i'EOPLE AND THLfgS.
Washington,!). C , Feb 7, 1S70'
The Llouee, I fear, is making progress
backwarks ;n the 'matter of Army reor
ganization. It has doue an injudicious
thing in putting upon the Army appro
priation bill an ill digested scheme of re
organization. The proposed pUn of re
organization is better, to bo sure, than
Brunsides, but it ha not bad discussion
iu either House or consideration by the
people. There is little reduction in num
bers or expense in it; and for that reason
is what tne pejpie need and demand.
It has many provisions oi doubtful bene
fit, aud for that reason it ought to come
up as an independent measure, and have
full consideration.
The same objection caunot be made
to the Army appropriation bil!, the bill to
transfer the indiaa Bureau to the War
Department. This, also, was spread up
on yesterday by the House in Gommiuee
of the Whole. The subject is better ua
derstood, the transfer is generally asked
Read the article on third page of this! fur by the people, and it will unquestion
issue relative to tee legislative piii:an
derings of old Dr. Hawkins and idorjeure
Kobinaon in Chatham county.
ablf cauc a great saving of expense.
Unless our friends in the House, however,
exhibit more fairness in these subjects than
tbey nave shown in otker manors, they
Whatever boarding-house keeper
may say about it, it is a fixed fact that
nature loves a cheerful eater. N. O.
Picayune.
Probably the happiest combination
in all this wide world, during all these
merry winter days, is half a mince pie
with, a boy around u. Burlington
Hawkeye.
First clafcs in astronomy, stand up.
Where does the-sun rise?' 'Please, sir,
down in our meadow; I seed it yester
day.' 'Hold your tongue, you dunce.
Where does the sun rise?' I know, in
the east.' 'liight! and why iu the
east?' 'Because the 'easl makes every
thing rise.'
'Mamma,' said a wicked youngster,
'am I a canoe?' 'X. , child, why do von
aek?' 'Oil, because you always shy
you like to see people paddle their own
canoe: and I didn't know but mavbe
J. was yours.' The boy went out of the
door wita morercferer.ee to BOted than
grsce.
Breathitt crmuly, Ky., ie described
in the Louisvi".- Courier Jcirnai as:
" a latd where iwolver and ri fie
Are used for the purpose of fettling dis
putes; VS here life is regarded as only a trille,
Aud 'tis usual for people to dje i n their
The fatality of Consumption or Throat and
J.ung Diseases, whjcli sweep tc the grave at
least onc-tl.ird of all death s victims, arises
' - - ....... . ... jj.. i.it W. UJ'II
simrH v StUnefies as the work of ri-ith cmr. n
5Q io.ooo will be paid if Opium oi Morphine, or
JJisLc Acid, can b fouM in tha Globe Flower
WJCovgh Syuup, which has cured people whe
I are living' to-dav with bnt nnc fftiarruncr li.r
I No greater wrong can be done than to siy tli&t
j- v.on.v.impiion is mcuraDle. OjLoue t lower
gMpyW avm-p will cure it when all other
tAstlima, iironchitis, and all diseases oi the
Cm thrcTtaiid iucss. Ktad the testimonials f
"(the Hon. Aleranrler H. Stephens, Gov. Smith
and jt-Gov. Brown of Ga., Hon. Geo. Pea
ffk body, fs well as those of other remarkable
iJ cures in our book, free to all at the drug stores,
f and be convinced that if you wish to bf cured
. yen can be by taking the Globk Fi.oiavr
W Col -gh Syrlt. Take no Troches or Lozenges They followed as nicely as if led by the nosel
TH for Sore throat, wheo you can g Globe
T? r r". TTTf t-t?tt at Comp 17. 1 1 -w . ... ... ...
alibruBszisti y vr e next tnougut 'twouia De well to try
rhyme,
When lo! they f ra?ped the Idea as sublimel
Though ttey I ve followed'ia all; we hare
doDe,
When this battle is well fought and won,
Some will eee that "extra percent." isn't
"nonsense,"
Bt with old stock and such heavy expense,
They will firjd that the prices of P. L. Bridgers
A Co.
If followed will surely bring them to woe!
' o prove that we mtan what we say,
-The followiinf qaotatlons repp, tl
mail orders blgher price bare to b r,. Qt
BAGGING Gunny.. J Chtr
Double Anchor M.. j i3i -
DoBbla Anchor 9 liH
Standso-d Domestic 1 13 1
BACON North Carolina, 1
ShoaWere,
Hides, V S....... ,
Western Smoked
Hants.
in
9
uuuuiuci a.
10 9
&
4
Dry Salted
Sidee V
Shoulders,
BARRELS Spirits Tureinrne
Second Hand, each.......... l 6S m
New Yorkteach, new..... 1 75 S ,
BEESWAX V lb 34 1 m
BRICKS Wilmington, M 8 00 JJlQ fid
Northern 0 u or
Northern, V 2
CANDLES Sperm? S
Tallow, y m
Adamantine, V set
CHEESh
Northern Factory, V lb ...
Deiry Mn V ft
8ute, V ft
COFFEE Java, V ft
Rio, y ft.. 1
Latruvra, W lb
CORN & EA L-V bushel . .
UUTTUW Til- B
DOMESTIC
Sheeting, 4-4 ? yard
Tarn, bunch
FISH
Ik
15 a
I
12
10
11
.- Q
2 it
18
70
1 1
Si
40
72
o;tv
Price 25 Cts. and $1.00
BLOOD
Clrr.ve mistake are made in the treatment ot
au o3ases that arise from poison in the blood.
C;Xot o&e case of Serofula, Syphilis, White
jwepjug, uicwouj sores ana skin XJisease, ir
a thnasend, is treatedVithout the use of Mer
cury m some form. Mercury rots the bones,
ana as diseases it produces are worse tr.an
any o&ar kiiid f brood or skin disease can hr
H!D. Pmbbrton-'s Stillingia or Ql een's
J Delight is the only medicino upon which a
hop of recsvery from Scrofuia, Syphilis and
bjs Mercurial diseases in all stages, can be rcacn-
ably founded, and that will cur Cancer,
"j $10,000 will be paid by the proprietors if
Mercury, or any Ingredient not purely vegeta
" . ble and harmless can Be found in it.
j Price by all Drugjrixtsg 1.00.
1 Ijlobe slower Lough Svkit nd Mer
r.ELi.'s Mepatine for the Liver for sale by
( x!l Druggists in 25 cent and 1.00 bottles.
A. F. HZBESLL Ss CO., Proprietor
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbi....l6 00 920 Cl
No. 1, K bbl 8 75 0 9 00
Mackerel, No. 2, 9 bl!....12 50 00 im
No. 3, y U bbl 6 00 3 6 &C
Mackerel, No. 3 y bbl 00 00 a 8 bi
Mullets, V bbl 2 00 'i 53
N. C. Herring, bbl 5 ou tt 8 00
FLOtTR-Ffce, V bbl 0 00 4 0
Nuper, northern, bbl... 4 50 5 po
Extra do " V bbl... 6 25 m tin
Family " V bbl... 6 M 7 (
MiUKs,.8aper V bbl... 7 00 7 5;
" FamiljVbbl... 7 SO a -"
Ex. PamilvVbW. 06 a v 4s
FERTILIZEU8 -
Peruvian Guaco B 9HHNI R i.bi 00 55 (jO
Bauph'a Phophattj H " 00 00 00 c
Carolina Fertiliser ' "4b 03 51 r-vi
Ground Bone, " " 00 (k. Qiokn)
Bone Meal " " 00 Ct 5 0
M Flour " " 00 Oo 47 0u
Narassa Guano, " " 60 00 55 00
Complete Manure " CO CO 67 00
Whann's Phoapha ' " 00 00 70 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00 70 00
Berger4Brntx'8RoB. " " 00 00 00 00
Wilcox, Gibb k Co., ma
nipulated Guano 43 00 67 60
GLUE y ft h J Eg
GRAIN CorB,8tore,V66ft G6 f!7
Corn, cargo, 56 fta 50 hL
Corn, jel., p buBhe! None.
Oaui, y bushel 60 0 60
reai, cow, bush 75 G
HIDES Green, V ft 4
Dry, ft....M -j
HAYfiatera, V 100 ft... 1 lo 1 i
ponajaw, loon.... 1 00 1 10
The Latest Out.
Quicken the Circulation.
Don't let the blood stagnate in your veins.
You can prevent its doing so by increasing
its volume and purity, by stimulating tbe
digestive organs, and encouraging stimula
tion, with that matchless vitalizing agent,
Hostetter's Htomach Bitters. People not
afflicted with any organic disease, grow wan
and thin simply because their blood is thin,
watery, deficient in nourishing properties
nd so meagrelin quantity that the extrem
ities are very Imperfectly supplied 'with it,
and the superficial circulation 'extremely
feeble. Hence the bloodless appearance of
the countenance. But when the Bitters are
used to enrich and quicken the blood, the
rosy hue of health returns to the cheea, the
frame acquires substance as well as vigor,
the appetite improves, and no dijrestive
qualms interfere either with its gratification
or with the subsequent tranquility of the
stomach.
All Right at Ust !
yy'E1 PLEASED at being; able to
state to our ft iend and the public that the
store occupied by u, damaged by the late
fire, baa been . thoroughly repaired and that
we have now in stock a full line of
Fresh family Groceries,
and ate prepared to fill til orders.
"We announce that we sell for a week from to
day,
Eleven pounds of "A Sngai " for only one
dollar,
Which lead wo invile all grocers to follow.
The mnse here caught eight of that ne
horse grinding machine of Herr Von Kris
Kriogle, and was s thoroughly disgusted at
tne cueap way ol grinding out poetry that
neither lore nor money could induce him to
finish our rhyme, so it had to "eome to an
abrupt ending.
Respectfully and Truly,
rnHIS MACHINE HAS BEES greatly J r. u. hkiiweks acq.
tiS'rinpauy The Collins House
On The European Plan.
Corner Front and Red Cross Street
Near Union Depot-
J RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
HUUF JLKO W 'ton...... 80 00 85 00
LiAttXF northern y ft. TWO g
IT . mj -mm -
norm uaroiina y ....... 11
LIME bbl .7. 1 25
LUMBER City a team aa'wd
Rbip stuff, reaawed, "llMft.18 00
Roughedgc plank, VMft.16 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, $ Mft...I2 00
Dresedooring,seaconed.l6 00
Scantling and boards, com- '
mon, V M ft 12 CO
MUijAS&as Cuba,hhdlgl 3'i
0 00
O20 00
18 00
14 00
25 00
THE GENUINE STEWART
SEWING MACHINE.
it ages
Speed, light rnnning, perfection and ca
pacity pf woijkmanahip and material.
Beauty ot Guish and great wearing qual
mes ; anu
The best wood work ever put in this
market.
Also, a very extensi?e stock of ALL
KIXDS OF FURNITURE on hand, to be
sold from TU.UAY on,
Cuba, bbls., V irai T.l 3;
Sugar bouse, hhda. y enl. 2t
u bbbTVgal... 23
Orleauu Ohoictbbla. gal. 35
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,yk'g 2 8ft
OILS Kerosene, gal. 15
Lard V Rl 1 10
. Linseed, y gal . .' 1 00
Rosin, V gab. ;s0
PEANL'TS V buel........ 05
POTATOES - Sweet, W bue. 00
Irish, .Northern, y bbl 2 50
PORK Northern, mtymtie.12 00
Thin, y bbl " ...00 00
Hritue, y bbl (extra), a. ...10 60
Hump, y bb, ......00 0O
iilOE Caiviina. Jb.
Eastladia, y &.....J......
Rough, bushei.:......;.:."
RAGS-Country, VfiX
City, y Jb m
......
SALT Alum, y aak.
Liverpool, sack. .
li 00
to
no
ft
3 76
&
1 45
1 10
40
ft)
Mi
3 00
00 00
000 00
Oil 00
my friendg and tbe public that I have
opened the above House and am nov pre
pared to furnish meals and lodgir.es.
nesLaurant open at all hours.
Prices low and bed-rooms neaL
I An1 niw
Lower than Ever Before Offered in s di
an
this Market.
Call and see for yourself at
F. A. SCHUTTE'S,
20 and 23 Front and 11 and 15 Dock sts
feb 4
TO -AOD-V"EITISEtS-
UfO. P. ROWell & CO'S TE CHOICEST VAPJET1ES JUST
SELECT LIST OF
Special rates by day week or montb.
OThe only Restaurant in the citv.
W. M. COLLINS,
oct 26-2tawm-thu Proprietor.
Flower and Garden
Cadiz y sack
bluak Cuba, y lb.
A- Coffee, y lb
C
y ..
a..
Kx Cy ft
Crushed ft
1149
00 O M
75- m 1 00
6 O 22
60 O 00
06 m 70
75 9 80
1 26 . 1 S&
76 & 00
10 00
00 9 10
9 &
9
00 9 0
9 UX
1 & IX
FROM THE GROWEKS AND
GUARANTEED NEW.
We bave stii! a few trtiriM H m ta
by the late fire which will oe sold at almost
any price, .
J. W. ALDERMAN A CO,
Family Grocers,
Cor. Cheatauai and water streets.
At John Carroll's
GET THE BEST WHISKEY paaa
ed over any confer ia;tbit e ty. A aolemn
fact! Also, Wine, Liqaors and Cigars, aa
free lunch every dy.
Tbe Celebrated Wicberrv Ousters Fold
ulyat THE COdMOPOLITAN.
jan 21
Local Newspapers
Many persons suppose this list to be com
posed of OUfcAr, low-priced newspapers.
The fact is quite otherwise. The catalogue
states ex ictly wbat tbe papers are. When
the name of a paper is printed in FULL
FACE TT - E it ia in everv instance th a KKST
paper in the place. When printed in CAPI- j N". C. HAMS, SUGAR-CURED HAM!
1AL8 u is tne UJNLii paper In the place.
When printed in roman letters it is neither
the best nor the only paper, bat ia usually a
very good one, notwithstanding. Th; li?t
givea the population of every town and the
circulation of every paper, rT IS NOT A
CO-OPERATITE LIST. IT 18 NOT A
CHEAP LIST. At the foot of tbe Catalogue
for each St te the important towns which are
not covered by the list are enumerated. IT
18 AN HOWEST T.THT. Th. t K.j
for advertising a barely oae-fifth the pub- FRESH GOODS RECEIVED by ever
..oucio oiucumc ue pxito lor omgie ouun 1
ansesfromfl to $50. Tbe nrice for ona Steamer
inch four weeks in the entire list is $620. The
regular rates of the papers for the same space
na nme are 5 to. Ttoe list includes 9S6
Common, y M ITS. 1 60 2 00
Cypress saps y U 1 60 0 3 09
BAJ5?-W- ' bbl- V Tl0 00 016 00
B O hhd. JB E 00 00 000 00
TALLOW M ft 8 3 00
TIMBERShipping y M ...10 00 12 00
Mill, prune per 1L 7 60 8 9 00
MUL fair per M 6 00 9 6 60
? ISKEY North n,pergl 1 26 9 3 60
riViS Vroana, per gal ... 1 W 0 2 26
WOOL Unwashed, per lb... M &
w aanea. per ts
22
0?
SHOULDERS and CTRIPS.
Fine Assoitmcnt ofCALSand
CRACKEliS
newspapers of which IT9 are issued DAILY BUTTJK at 20c, 25 and ?(Jc per pound, aTi
and 776 WEEKLY. Tbey are located in 799
citterent cities and towns, of which 25 are guaranteed Jfresh and Sweet
Htate Capitals, 346 places of over 6,0 0 popu
lation, and 486 County Sen's. Lists sent on
aDDlioation. Aridrpaa fipn. P. TLnwall A C!n.
Newspaper AdvertUing Bureau, 10 Ppruee JaiTlPR il RtpVOflfiAn
ssreet, (Printing House Sauare). New York. t:5"AiCB V OteVenSOll
Ml. 1 . a -
feb 1 2 mos
feb 3
Change of Schedule. 8ample8 f rom Sori
ana ew Orleans.
GBEAT BARGAINS !
SOL BEAR & BROS.
QFFER ONE OFTHE H03T C M HLETE
and cheapest stock; cf .
Ready Made Clothing !
AND
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
In thi. City or State.
A full and .complete stock of custom-made
Boots and Shoes
at Manu'acturer's Prices
Give us a call before going lwbra.
dec 14- 80L BEAR A BROS.
0 AND AFTER THIS
day the 8tir. pasieo&T,
will mste daily trips to Smith
ville. Jeavinir i )o-t at 9 30 A :
M., leavettmithviile at 2.30 P. si. Tickets
U, Knnnd Trip,
oct JgJ- GEO. MYERS, Agent.
1
iQROERS fpr Volasfes, tuar. Coffee, Koap,
Meats, Rice. Ac., promptly executed at bot
tern prices by JA8. T. PXTTLWAY.
J4 Water Street.
dee!
ITAVINO AGAIN located in the base
i vment f theii'eell Hons, I have tkor
ouehlf renovated and improved tbe old stf'H
2ff fS V Prepared to sbavehapoo, su
cut hair lor everybody. The beat of work-
an-tow1- 'ors and low
lalj 27 PurcaU House Barber Shop.