SINK IX A COLLISION
A Baltimore and Charleston Steam
ship Lost In Chesapeake Baj.
Batimore, Nov 9 The eteamahhip
Faloou, Capt Kir by, sailed from this
port at 4 o'clock a m yesterday for
Charleston, with a fall cargo and sev
en paesengers. When off liar reu Is
land, and about ten miles south of
Hbarpe's Island, she was run into
by the three-masted schooner S C
Trjoc, Capt Niokerson, laden with ice
from Kennebec liiver for tbis port.
At 10 the schooner sighted the steam
er ana kept her coarse ander leading
bretzo. (steering one point west of
cor tii. .Jabt befoie tney met the
Course of the steamer change, and
the attempted to cross the couise of
the schooner, by which she was struck
at 1(H. The bow of the schooner
sirucK the hall of the steamer on a
line with the mizzenmast, crashing
through and destroying the upper
. wjiks. The flying jibboom of the
schooner carried away the mizzenmast
utid threw down the smoke
stack of the steamer. As soon as they
could be loosed from each other, Capt
Kir by steered for shoal water, the col
iiHion having occurred where the wai
ter was twelve fathoms. Bat before
he proceeded a half mile the steamer
wbut down. Ail the. boats of the Fal
Qtju veer atove; but the lifeboat wag
in db Available, and the women and
children were first put into it, then the
male passengers, and she was lent to
the schooner. Before the boat re
turned the Falcon bad gone down, and
he r ofhcers and crew, twenty-five in
i-urrjtjer, climbed into the rigging,
w ulc they were rescued. Tne
tciiuuiier lay by until daylight, and
then continued her eourse, a riving
here at 5 P M to-day. The passen
gers lost all their clothing except what
they had on when the disaster occur
'red. The schooner was
about 500. The Falcon is
tons burden, belongs to the Charleston
8:eamship and liaiiroad Company, and
was wbr u about $25,000 or 30,030.
Her cargo was ylu-d at about $30,
000, but much of that may be recov
ered. She bauk in seven fathoms of
water, and her mastheads and top
ma its are vihiblu.
Stealing $10,000 aj Tear for Seren
.Tears. 1 j!
Cincinnati, Nov! 10-8pecUl Agent
Newcombe's investjgati n into the ac
counts of Clerk Anibioseol the United
States Court in r vealiug s me ; very
damaging ezparte jj facts. Attorneys
with large practices in the United
States Court nave' eaid to a reporter
that the aggregate , receipts of the
Clerk's office are at least 10.000 more
annually than the sum of $7,000 re
turned to Washington by Ambrose for
both the District and Circuit Courts.
Sooae place the annual receipts as
high as $25,000. LAs (Ambrose has
been Clerk for seven years, the differ
ence between the returns and stated
receipt t the same rate would aggre
gate at least 70,000.
Senatorial Elections in France
Pabis, Nov 9 Marshal Canrobert,
the Bonapartist candidate, was t-day
er-t(l Senator from the! Department
f I, ) ver Charente. M Gaiffrey, He
p:.i. j tn, jwas elected Senator from
the Department of Hautes-Aipes.
M. Philip part s Liabilities1
I'Auii, jnov y The jooir announces
thai the Banque Eoropene will dis
obarge M Philippart's liabilities,' after
the payment of which the bank will
have sufficient funds to o mtinue opera
tions. ,
(JABOLIXJ.
Core Sound pyetera
80 cents in NewbernJ
are
i
75 to 60 i
beJn ih-
will not
BUEAKLNO Til KOI Gil A Mill'GE.
eventecu Cars ol Live Stock Thrown
Into the River-Three Men Killed.
Hr. Louis, Nov. 9 At about 8.30
o'c.ook last night, as au extra train,
with engine 107, under charge of Con
ductor Kimley and .Engineer Plowman,
was crossiilg in an easterly direction
the St. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Kiiroad bridge ovr the Missouri
liivtr at St. Charles, the west span of
the main structure suddenly gave way,
and seventeen cars of live stock, a
caboose, and seven men fell into the
river. The engine and one car, with
the conductor, engineer and fireman,
weie saved by the breaking of the
connection between the cars. Three
aeaa ooaies ana tnree men badly ins
jared have oeen recovered from the
nver.
a Kentucky Tragedy.
Fixis Hill, Ky, J?ov9 Robert Ran
dull, nephew of Circuit Judge Han-
da! I, and bookkeeper aud manager for
li Diamond, coal dealer, shot and
instantly killed Price Miner last even
iug Randall discharged Price from
! his employ a few days since, and it
Feems Price became yery much em-
bittered by the act, and this evening
i procured a pistol. Meeting Randall, a
quarrel ensued, and the latter, who
was prepared, d.ew a pistol and shot
Price four times in rapid succession,
twice in the breast- and twice in the
side Any one of the shots would
have proved fatal. Rindall was im
mediately arrested by the Sheriff and
pluced uuder guard of two men, who
ttarted with him to Mount Vernon.
On the. road Randall got away from
the guard aud nude his escape.
A Bridegroom commits Suicide
Fort Plain, N. Y., Not. 8 Alfred
Ciry, a young insurance agent, com
mitted suicide at the Mohawk Valley
Hotel, Mohawk, yesterday, by shooting
himself. He was to have been mar
ried at 3 p m to Miss Etta Hudson
Ward of this village, whose grief is
terrible and probably fatal. She was
thrown into convulsions by the news
and has remained in that state. In
the parlor of her residence are a large
number or presents which were to
have been displayed at her wedding,
sellirg at
The Nowb?rn Nut Shell quotes eggs
a horco in that (market at 17 cents.'
Sajes of tobaooojatamps to Durham
manufacturer 1 for the week ending
Nov 7tn amounted to $14,993,72.
Goldsboro Messenacr: Mr R W
damaged Bryan, of Greefce bounty.1 Dicked 8.000
about 600 pound of Seed sbottOn off a fnnr anra
field, up to the) 31st of j October, and
expects fully 1 000 pounds more.
Ne wbern Dchiocratz Coronas rapid-
ly declined in pur market within the
last few days, falling from
cents per bushej. We have
form dj t at thlr morning it
command over pO cents i
Goldsboro! Messenger: We regret
to learn that the rM crop1, but a few
weeks ago eo promising in this section,
is so seriously damaged by the severe
dry weat her, that miny of the planters
will not make the exbenses of making
the crop. ' I . ;
Uoldsboro Met ekger The - Free
will Ujptist Conference convened with
Pleasant Grove Church, in Pikeville
township, on Thursday and continues
until 10-aay. ' The j daily attendance
nas been vary irge, the
fcerday being estimated at
pie.- ij 1
Goldsboro Messena ri !
that Mai Grant1 broDoses
the county a building lot adjoining the
stables of Mr Bennett, being a portion
of the courtyaifd not under; fence; for
the purpose of erecting a large brick
building to be used (for flouring mills
and a tobacco factoryT f
Goldsboro Messenger : A sad case
of poisoning occurred in the vicinity
of Goldsboro Thursday evening re-
m"1? tbt death of wo children
of Mr Columbus Deal- and the illness
of another. It seems they hadjbeen
eff cotton picking, and eu route for
uome, ate oi what is known as night-
Durham Plant :
three and a half mi
bad the misfortune j;
List or Letters. j
The follpwing is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed in the City Postoffice
Wednesday! Nov. 12th, 1879: I
A Mrs T J Armstrong, James Allen,
J M A ydolet, James Anderson, J A
Ash, Puilip1 Armstrong, Randall Allen,
Walter Alvis.
B Mary Batson. Laura Browo. Louisa
Bland, Stephen Ballard, Randa Bailey,
Peter Bradley, Nelson Benton, Madam
Brown, Walter Brady care Uhapsam,
James Barlow, James Betts, James Beat
ty. Rev J L Barlow, J Q Barnett, Cato
BuLtlig, AlonzoBelL
C C H Oarroll, Martin Carroll, Da'l
Cooper, Elias Campbell, J S Coles & Co,
A F. Corbet, misa Carrie Clark, Sarah
Carpenter.
D W J Deeph. Peter Drake Silas L
Dees, Ledia Davis '
E Caroline Eagles. ,
F C W Farrow, Anna Fulford, W J
Florence, John Fison .
G Alice Game, mrs Elizabeth Good
ing, Manda Green. ;
H Sarah M U ill, Fannie W Hankins.
Silvia Hooper, Sarah M Hill, Faston. C
Hawkins, J L Hathaway. j
J Henry James, Prisiella Johnson,
Eliza j Jones, miss Maria Jenkena, Jame
Jones.
K C F KeuneJay, Mittie Kellog,
Robt Kenneday.
L Thomas Littleton, Joseph Lucas,
Rev J H Lewis, Louisa Leonard, Saml C
Larkins. I
M James Martin, ,Rev JosE Mitchell,
James Murphy, Lewis Merrick, R S Mur
ray, liobt J Mitchell, B A McClammy,
Miss Bettie Moore. . !
1 Annie Norton, James Nixon.
P Gaston Powers, John Priest,
Elizabeth Pi yer, tors Ann S Pries. i
R Josh Ruse. H B Register.
S Laura SiDgleton, Josephine Stew
art, Frank Sutton. Frank StanlflT. Geo
Sheridan. ,
T -Jane Tailor, mis Agnes Thomp
son. 1. j;
U Henry Uher. j '
VMrs Karah Waddell, Nellie C
White, Lucy Waddell B F Willis, Eliza
Williams.
Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised": if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dtad letter
Office, Washington, D. C.
E. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C.
Xew Han ver County, N.C.
C0LII1EKCIAL LTEWS :
f WILMINGTON MARKET 1 ;
I OVMBCft 11-4 r M. I
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quiet at ! 87
cents. Sales 400 casks reported at that fig
are. Market closlmg quiet and steady.
ROSIN Quoted steady at SI 35 for Strained
and Good Strained. Sales 500 bbls Strained
at quotations. I j .
TAR Quiet at fl 50. j Sales receipts at
quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quiet at tl 25
for Hard-and f2 25 for Yellow Dip. Sales
receipts at quotations, i I
COTTON -Firm. Sales 115 bales ori a
basis of 11; cents for Middling. Market
closing firm at the following official quota
tions: j j
Urdinary ........ 10
uooa urcinary........M...... lo?i
Strict Good Ordinary..... ;
Low Middling 10 15-16
Good Middling.................. 'l.4
Cotton. 1.295 balei
pir:: Turpentine S0h caakt
Koiia 2,ill bbi
iar........ i 179
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j Lliscallaneoiis.
Fall & Winter
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His,
peni;
miju XAiviii 1'IjACE at
Corn
CenU.
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It
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Wednesday, Thursday and PridA
wovember 5th, 6th and 7th I
Or,
Warne
Grade Turpentine....
322
NEW YORK MARKETS.
1 ii
Heeald 10th. 1
COX TON -Cotton on tbe spot was quiet
out arm ana yo aearer. inures were
active and again bigber, and tbe market
closed strong, with an advance for the day
oi irom iu to iv points, rue sales ror future
delivery sum up 219, i 00 bales. We quote
poi, uuiusa w ioiwws: juruinary, wyj, ;
Middline. 11 7-l. '
NAVAIi STOKES -The entire market We invite
was ami, ana values were entirely nominal
we quote : spirits turpentine, merchant
able order, offered at 39c. Kosin Strained
ana good strained $1 75 a $1 80. Tar Wil
mington, vz 7o. itcb $2.
ABDOMINAL
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all who ere interested
to
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MARINE NEWS.
the newest and handsomest W'
nd. I w.
We promise all who will favor us with a call to show them
wyvciues zxx tne nixllinc J
I AKKIVED.
8team-yacht Passport, Harper, Smith viile
veu jny mrm.
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayettevllle
Worth A Worth.
Steamer Clinton, Wallace, Point Caswell
wer Drig vr witt, Zeplin, Madeira, E
x eocuau x westermann. i
Nor brig Rask, Berg, Oporto, R E Heide.
We have a nice selection of
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CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smith vllle
Weo Myers. ?
Steamer A P
Wo
R
luo uiau wno taEes the stump is gen
erally a fellow tno laxy to chop it up for
Kinaiing wood. i
Hurt- Wfirt.h ParoHjvilla
orth& Worth. ' '
, , mer Clinton; Wallace, Bannermah's
onuge, waiiace & vonKampen.
Br barque Emma Crook. Woodward, Liy-
ii, yw liiiiiius oc Murcnison.
8chrC HMacomber, Googins, Cape Hay -tien,
E Kidder A Sons. . ;
i Schr Keno, Ackley. St George,! Grenada,
Northrop A Cummlng j
j Schr Clara Davidson, Ireland Georgetown
to load for Philadelphia by E G Barker 4
Co. i i j
fcchr Frhnconia, Learitt, Portland, Me.,
eal j French1' Patterns
which is really worth your coming to see. V
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Parsley
crowd jea-
3,000 peo.
S We learn
to lease of
If you are ambitious to move in the
highest circles, join the next expedition to
the Arctic circles. -
& Wiggins.
Exports.:
COASTWISE.
Portland, Me Schr Francouia 196,221
lumber. t t c
ft
Vn4 Hutohines
es fiom Darham.
fco lose his brn by fire, in wh ok there
were twelve !barrefa f if mm anil rA.
stacks of fodder' near by that were
consumed. It is thought to have been
tne work of an incendiary.
Darham Plant: j the house of Mad
Hcrndon, of (Williams Township,
Chatham county, was nearly destroyed
by fire with all of its contents on Sat
urday night, November 1st. It had
at the time of burning abont forty dol
lars in paper monev hftHiloi. o ko n
ofsiiyer the amount of which we did
not -learn. Toere Waa'ln
venty-fbedoi ara worth of lint cotton
uoiasDoro Messenger:! From all in-
lurumuoa wean gather,: now that bv
far tha arno rn.t , iuJ J
, , O5-4 ui me OOlEOn crop
" u0.;U we ieei satifcried that
.UO urup in im and the surround nc
HpMlnr mill K.J-.J'-J i -. . . O
, uotuiy exceea two-thirds
oi a crop. The croo last i
Poreiffn Vessels for this Port
D u l Corrected Weekly.)
Ger brier Anna. Aaa. r, i
ter, Sept 27. ' "vux
dlSSaKYiII,l,-" MilB4fromB-
J&tV.SSSl LerTein
frni birqa99 Fr"k tVl(.D,en, ! tailed
from Glasgoir, Sept. 25. " ,
lSL .r,q?euCondor eilsen. Bailed from
London, October 4. i i
RI.brii Voltor. Eilertson, sailed from
Ur brtg Heires, Brotherton, saUtd
to, oept. 3. i
E.riteIP rg, .ailed fr,
m ra; Keunion. . sailed from Ant-
werp, Aug. 31. j
f,iLoibrqae oFine5a1' P"en, .ailed
fiom Qlaagow, 8ept. 24 . i
or barbae Jrine, oiebert, sailed 'rom Liv
erpool, rept. 29.
Nor brig Prosperiu, BerttldBan,sailed from
London, Sept. 25. . i i
roa.aiSH.
barque Emma Crook 1,
Liverpool Bp
18S bales cotton.
Cape Hay tien8chr C H Macumber 102
53o ft lumber, 62,000 shingles.
bi. weorge, Orrenaaa sschr Beno-91,872! ft
luiuuer, iw,uw sningies, l cask spts, y bbl
tar, 3 do pitch. J
Miscellaneous
Op r
rom
Lime! Cement !
1 Uol LtAriVr,L) TO-DAT, A OAHQO of
PRtBH ROCK LIME and CM. XT, wh'ch
we are eelhng . at lower fgti res tb.n ever
known here. Call on ns. M
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liOBtNSOV KIxNO, ,
nor 10 t'f Cor. Water A Orange tB
List of Vessels OYer 100 tons in
1 i i
Port Nov 11, 1879-
BARKS. j
Nor Uato, 343 tons, Kroger, C P ATebane
Br Geo Booth,1 2S8 tOE3r Junes,
, TT , ! CP Mebane
Ge. Vonder Dedt, 4S4 ton?, AlichaejU,
d -au , El'eschau & TVestennann
Br E1U Moore, 391 tons, Witchner,
w i- Paterson, Downing & Co
Nor krone,303 ton-, Genneres, R E Heide
Nor KiisUne, 35 tons, Jensen,
raterson, I)o rning & Co
Just Received.
JS ELEGANT A S3 ORTM t NT of Fngluh
nd American Poets. Also, a well .elected
iock oi 1 I I i i
ChUdren's Book.,
Fancy Htationerr in Boxs,
iVelTet Frames, j
Autograph Albums,! I
Fsncy Inkstands, Hymn Books,
Prayer Books and Bibles.
Usual sapplj of School Books,
Blank Books and Stationery,
lu fact erery thing pertaining to the busi
ness can he had t reasonable prices.
Our prices are lower, Style the beet, Quality unsurpassed, and can't
j to please every one who may desire a '
BEAUTIFUL HAT 6r BONNET!
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Our
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Trimming Department is Complete 1
Comprising the Leading Styles !
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OUR FLEXIBLE HIP CORSET
A new lot of them just in, with improvements-. No extra ckUl
SI
t I have worn this Corset! I har worn th Fleclbl ,
The ni( ne
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be' refund
t J have worn this Corset I I har worn th Fleclbl
'tiire days and every bone Hip Corset three months and
W'Jl over tne DlDS 18 broken. every bone la still perfect.
every Flexible ft
Hip Corset
which breaks over
the hips.
elegantly, ; el n
comfortabij tlx!
a lady can Ilk
down in it wii
ease. Price, fi4
. I,
plain bust, ii
DepoBitorr for School Bonk
nor 10
a W. TATE8.
. . . . - vlua a
Vield tha nra-t. ,.J . ..
t , r-"" ccusuu, WOlle miQT
S?hn f prToaDoed 8rt one, and Er Tuck ing, 388 tons, mSuS,
yet bat few farmers irfinUi-k ft ii. ! i v Ti j '
feel
now oextaia that tbe yifld . falls
K IHrlH!. JR. C?
Br Our Anne, 363 tons, Huske,
! I r T ri '
while in an adjoining room, hovering short of last year. And the corn crop Xor VIkin,.264 tong, RasirituBen, '
sre m Ua. j.
-uiiDus, zii i ions, TalJak sen,
between life and death, and anxiously
.13 i i r : l -i -.
waiouea oy iier muiuy ana pnvsioians,
, iiea mo Kri wno was id care Deen a
bride. The funeral occurs to-morrow.
Young Ciry was, on the day before the
mysterious suicide, apparently happy.
England and Turkey
London, Nov. 10 The Standard's
correspondent at Constantinople re
port that tha Dirfctor of the Press
ordered the Turkish newspapers to
desist from attacking England under
penalty of suppression.
Sir Austen ijayard has been instruc
ted to enter upon negotiations im.
uitfuiHrciy wiiu regaru o reiorms in
Asia Minor
The Standard's Vienna dispatch says
wuen Jtrnnce Location returned to
Constantinople from Livadia he ad
vised the Porte to fuldll the wishes of
JbiQgland regarding Asia Minor.
i i mo uuru crop
fared i even vr.roa
cotton, and not much over hf
j - ,1 IS LJ
cuuuis to nave
will be made.
Smithville
QECOND DOOK WEST of tbe O.rrfaon.
atn niiN, JLiqaors, Uigtrs, etc. Fineiti
Saloon in the town. Patronage of travel inf
public solicited. A. A. CATLETT,
0Ct2i-?m FmlthTill. v n!
The Spanish Premier's rrosramme-
IiONDW, Not 10 The Madrid cor-
respondent of the . S andard tele-
grapns : wen miormea persons say
that if Premier Martinez Campos does
not carry the Abolition oill and the
tariff reforms in the West Indies en a
free trade basis, he, with the support
ox aenor Uanovar del Uastillo, will ask j
the King to dissolve the Cortes aud
in the mean time govern Cuba by roy-j
i ucuco.
MasJ Meetins at llllWton.
Eiros Rkvikw, j I
xnere win be a rand turnout and
r;,,: r K, "BiaJ la town of
KluuL oa rday.tthe 29th jdav
rC- v iT- at1 in ice interest of
fc"u ""ukmiu, nver improvement and
r T l , ,8cneme. itl is desired
that all who feel an intnrAat i tl
SdSfTn?eal booking forward to
lUB uawuuai improvement nffinMnn.
f J IL. 1 . i . . i 7
j uu lUB QireCt lnLwrAfll: F T
auu xi ow uannvpr wiii k,
We feel that we aa 1 JZ.F
the Government for aid in this matter
uu Duau msisi jupon our representa-
rights. The Government h7. uZLl
quite liberal in annrnnri.Hn..
puuu uuruoBCS. Wniftn Id ivtmmJ.Ll.
" uo Kopa work will -f.n
e, u uuni an natural resources of our
oouatry wiU be f n&y developed 2d
J5?J "li Qtet to N "lizsd tliere-
Aua ciutens OI Wi m nfM
K?fr,om PfiMnl brators rC
,r P F. Walkdj, President,
BuBaiw, Pender County, N O
November. 10th, 1879!
1? T TT- i
-"j x uauiau, 040 ions, 1 iremers.
n. t, - . , ,1 . . ,Escha & Vrestermann
uiui vrooK, tjo tons, woodward
vrc inarit-, ov 1 tons, fermien, repairing'
. BR(GS.
Nor Jarlen, 2.37 tons, Kornas, R -J Heide
Nor Rask, 191 tons, fcerfr, R jfi Heide
G. r Dr Wltte,2S0 tons,1 Zeplain,
i Peschau fc Wesm..
Ger Magnet. 256 tons, PeterKii, Master
Am Silas N Martin, 204 tons, Brown, .
Sp Dos Cunados, 227 tons, . , "
LAid op fvM- repaira
SCUOONERS.
Am FiTe Brothers, 230 tons, Boiisal?.
I Harriss A Hti
uu vir xaviusuu, iif ions, .Ireland
I 1 . . arA,
TT TTT nsm . -. . "at
a. y dnuerson, oii ions, xaoc?ck
f j Harrisa k 17nAn
r ti ui Urn . ...
am juary a. y nimam, sz-io ions, mark
1 E Kidder & .w.
T T- J . w . .
n j unei x ouaer, 2 i 1 was, noomson
m TJt vns . ... ""'W
Am xrancoua, zzi ions, JLeavitr. m..
Am Kino, 142 tons, Ackley,
n , I Northrop & Cummin?
Br Julia Elizabeth, 80 toris, Ingraham,
! Master
Am C H IfcComber, 123 tons, Googins,
NoilhrOD A Ihimmi
Am E S PowelL 577 1' ns. William-
Williams A Murchijcn
Liverpool Salt.
9500 8ci" LIVERPOOL 8 ALT, ,
I ' I Htriped Sacks.
Bagginer, Ties, &c- 1
1000 Whcle-nd Half BolIs:BAGGING,i
3000 BaadlMff,ir'WB I !
QOn Lbf BUns; Tiriae.
i n T o13V0. K H sixs,
ittoT asses, Flour, Sugar.
175 Uhd Ud BdU Molasses, ,
1 1 00 hhU FL0DB F-mJ to fio,er,
100 Btg' Ri0 i
125 Tttb,ChoiceUrd' I
BoxM Para Candy,
-BM i Boxes- Frh CraeksrJ,
1 50 BXe 8eleetld 0r Cheesy
JLiarge Asiortment of Fancv Ribbbiu.
Special Bargains in Feather Tips
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JC3 Verv Great Variety ef Birds at all Prices, gJJ
i - from 35 Cents tip ! f j
Our (Fanctr Gnnrle nonntifmitnt
Is larger than ever with an elegant assortment ot Goods to pleased
1 j ' ' "Ladies..
A YERY FINE LINE OF CREPE LISLE. " ?1 -
! I ALL STYLES OF RUCHING FOR THE iKt
20:-
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF TIES IN THE C1TT
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Safin Ribbon Cheaper than Can now he Bon1
A beautiful line
5?
of iadies', Misses
and ; Children's
. sm i ii , t w K sr j
vm m mam m i
v I m ft aft m I
Fancy Host,
Agent for I
Buttfcrick ACoji
PattrDB.A53)
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lino will aW
PATENTED Jiilir s"! tni(J ' m
CrodshAV been sold during the past
tHre years. All who have worn them bekeptonfi
a Pronounce the Mode of Fastenixur i V
The many annoyances connected with the old yv.' ctnrill VOU
tern ol Button Gloves are entirely overcome, and the 0"OUiu J j
iwumiug suvaaiagea secured : x;
,llt-Tlfcct and fapiditj'wlih which it is for
"55ut ixia 2nd Its adjustability tt fit thrfifffi itwrt-
Sltt The advantage faintd bv rradiuill stfaiotoe'
tne old sruem wdko.
Glove is all
go.
i irmeaa oi tne oia srMem wdkh ,-rt
.iV I ruins to many pairs the first Uxnehuttoncd- Juu
4th Strength of Hooks and mode ol clinching j
m TM ... I
in i v IZtZ. . wsienins; win ouuasx any .
i 'Which ts a very rare occurrence with buttons- q gel
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