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PL&18E 50TIOE. .
Wa will be g? ad to receiv eommsalcatioa
from our frfoada on may and all, rubjeeta o
f eaeral InUrert but : ,
Tht nam of the writer sut alwayi be fur '
fiiahed to the Editor.
-s
y Oommunlaationj itait be' wrirtenon ontj
oaetide of thejapr.
THIS P1FIK
atwAafi
..hed every -
v
Vwt . .
V J' 4l 35. One ruontl, 50 enU.
" lr badUvd by carrier.,
b AN
Fersoaalltiee mM molded.
And it U especially j ai CelaTly;u2d er
ttood that the Edit not ftlwayf endor i e
the vitwi of corresioaioato. uleu to UA'
la the editorial oolumnn.
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VOU! V WH.MINGTONN. C..iHOTSD OCTOBER 15. !880. ( NO. 5 19
. ...... ni libwn r.y
!l uleftie report anr tad
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toe
el
m, m. K
45 Market street.
T. IN? -KM
THfc POBLIO
I)
i Wb l8ie '"ah buyers la
r
4 full u. with the
Cheapest -XirG !
oods
thu hu eer been offered In thia mirket.
SOUCfEK TUitiax thia city will do him.
tail jutice by pnacinr oar door, u w r I
y of th reg-1
nnierBelliniJ tb -: lann
ulir Stiple line.
Whre mrked dowa ll .foods that be
loaf "to Summer wear' and a-o oKevin
I
to oar patron?.
w .oiidca i Darucuiar aueanou touioi
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followini I
nraiTC nnn !flM nniVllin ninVPS
U Cn I v Huuuni" w
Hligbtiy spotted, 75o. Worth $1.50-
alicoos !
r , V.M r.liouu at all nHrtAa In Rflantifnl
Ot Ju vmivv. .
'designs.
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons J
We haTa laid in a rery hsayy atook of the
abate and are offering them at lower figure
than ever. We hare all the popular brands.
0
ttf 44 Bleaching at 10 cents per yard is
without any exception the bast value 'ever
tffered.
Linen Han der chief s,
A Job at 10 cent. Thf8es?cdj
nqaireno comment
Give us a Call
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
au28 r
To., My Friends and
Customers.
I AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall stock
of
Consisting of all the
LATEST STYLES 1
aly past stock and my'suceeaj speak Tor j
tiemselves. and I osly ask a continuance o
your tavors st uoeraiiy bes'owed on me
EF" Please Call and Examine my -E
!T7"Stock as regards Quality fl
CT" and Prices !
No troula to how goods.
Will be pleased to see you oce tad all.
Kespectfully,
C. ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
Oct 4 hrn of the Show
CHAS. KLEINi .
Onlertater M Cafei Sater.
iMncess Street, in Basement of the
Journal Building) -.J
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f ILM INOTOIIM. O
JET' A.J)n rtrDac ot vtho uil Cas
kets oonstantly on band. TaraUare Hplrdd
Oteaaed and Varnished. Orders ' by tele
Krth er mail proeaptiy fl: l no v ft
Fall S
Pry
Man
SDBCial
Qdncerats
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At this hour yesterday we felt confi
dent that the Democrats had carried a
majority of the ticket in Indiana, with
ihft Inwi of the elecli6n for Governor.
This belief was based upon the returns
ot lmt lmnr lmt the snecial I
no ivuciTvu i i i
dispatch published by U3 yesterday from
Indianapolis dissipated ttri3 confidence.
Indiana, as well .is Ohio, has gone Re
publican, while' the Pemocratg have car
ried West Virginia. So fr, then, in
the elections thi3 rear, the result i3 even-
The Republicans, have lost Maine and
tti0v Vi rrainp.- 1 Indiana. The loss of
thts.latter State is, however, depressing
u Ja
to tlt Democracy, inasmuch as
ZZel
ofidtetly on yprfi
counted so c
Still, there is no real cause for
despondency, dn the other hand, the losi
of that State may prove a real blessing
in. disguise The nomination of Hancock
had been so universally endorsed and ap
proved throughout the entire country,
an j tne accessions of prominent men,
x - -
heretofore Republicans, to the ticket had
been so numerous, that the Democrats
were becoming over-confident of success I
a confidence wnicn, naa it uuu
checked in time, mignt nave, reauneu
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:vvi rKrnotoK in Vrivpmher. As it I
aranunuioMm .
,3 ncj nrn KldlTO S1STR CttU Alt I
but one good effect. It will but serve to
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stir us up to greater activity and to in-
creased exertions in.the short time now I
It will serve to unite
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ana sonany ine pariy auu w i
- t i .i a lAi-nw-k' r nivn a
virir -tip or? Trinnster. ' Independent-1
;w, Wnf ut threatened 'such
4BUI, .
serious disaster to our ranks.
We believe that Indiana is thoroughly
Democratic, when lelt to itseit, as u
must hf. in Knvpmher. and1 then, with
the 10,000 negroes who had been colo-
nized there withdrawn, from her borders
on,i with h sorvirps of the repeaters
It 1 Ml I.
rpnnir,,! ot t.npir nwn homes .the State
willgiuo Hancock a handsome majority.
But even without Indiana, -Hancock can I
be elected. -Xsew YorK is ceriain iur
him, and her 35 votes, witn tne las m
the South,
WUl icu?o " I
1 l,t 19 mnro to I
secure. For thSse we may
look with j
and
oonfidence to Connecticut,
New Jerser. or to Pennsylvania and
Afaino and California. The outlook is, I
Viorpfnrp lw no means a discouraerins: I
UUV1U1V4V J I
one. ' I
The 8x7 infamy is kept fresh b y vari-
'
ous means in the minds of the people,
It is announced that son of Aliunae
Joe Bradley, of the U. S. Supreme Court, I
one of the 8x7 commission, is to marry
a daughter of Senator Don Cameron.
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The school elections for trustees and I
members of boards of education were held J
in Jew xoris u xuj.
number of women voted. At rort ) er .
vis fifty ladies voted, a great many being
kept from the polk by the crowd of
loafers standing around. The election
maa Tipld in a small room, and this was
triTrrlfirl with mfifl. who amused ' them'
selves by passing remarks
ladies until the Dolice were
about the
called m.
Every lady who ottered her vote was I
challenged anxl a great many lett tne
polls in disgust.
The leaders of the party are. not, by
. 1 u TnAiana
any means, aepresseu ueuuac iuu"
has gone Republican. Here is a little
clipping, from the New York w0f.
yesterday's date, which will, show the
confidenceJ still felt a3 regards the result
of the Presmential election :
Ex-Senator Barnum, Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, arrived
at committee's headquarters at 11:45
last nisrht. He read Mr. Austin 1.
Brown's despatch conceding Indiana to
necticut will be carried for Hancock.
thn Renublicans. and then saia : "uon
There is nothing in tne result in J
Ohio and Indiana to, alter my belief in
his election." ,
Senator Randolph, of New Jersey,
said that the Ohio and Indiana elections
could not affect the, chances in New J er
sey. In his qplnion, that State would
give not less than 5,000 majority under
any circumstances.
Williajn A. Fowler, Chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
said that New Yerk State would be
carried for Hancock despite the result in
Ohio and Indiana. He predicted that
Hancock's majority in the gbunties south
of Albany would reach 100,000.
Mrj William L. -Scott said, in his
opinion, the Democrats had been beaten
in Indiana by the lavish tuse-of irioney
and partly by the unpopularity, of , the
Democratic candidate for Governor, with
certain elements in the' party. He ad.
ded that the Natibcal ommi,tted ,4iad.
not given up the;contest; but would fight
it out until November, No State issues
would he in Ithe. way in Indiana in the
November election. -The Committee be
lieved that Hancock was ,5,000 votes
strongerthaix Landers in that State.
Susan B, Anthony, Esq., declares that
she is not for Hancock, nor for Garfield,
nor for Weaver, nor for Neal Dow, nor
for "any other man" We derive consid
erable satisfaction from the fact that it
U not probable she' will take the stamp
this vr against Hancock.
j o
P. Lorillard fc Co., the great tobacco
firm in New York, employ 2,000 worl -men
in their factory in Jersey City. A
report having been circulated to the ef
fect that they were endeavoring to in
fluence the votes of their men in the com
ing election, they have published an
emphatic disclaimer and stalethat no po-
litical influence whatever will be allow-
among-them by any peraon in their
em. Very hand3ome of Ix)rillard &
Co.
Local news.
New Advertisement.
THm Bvicsaa Co Salurdy Our Big Day
HmiBaaeaa At Reduced Prieei .
Tatm School Bookfr-Echool rookk.
Window Glass all sizes at ltafivr &
price's,
f
. Gn.-:nn. an( couffhincr are very pop-
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Consider not so much your dress a3
y0nr aress.
Tne newest, latest, ues
and cheapest
a Robkhtiiais.
:
Nothing is wholly bad
Even a dark
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Tjje New York Criterion Company
arriVed in the city this morning,
Where is that orowd going ? To Ros-
EXTHAL 8, to buy Doots ana snoes. t
Ked in ail its numerous snaaes u
more fashionable than ever this winter.
Avar's Chkrry Pectorax -the world's
great remedy for Colds, Coughs and
onsumpuon.
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wuu uiauuvctcu vuuu itua
gass toomucu.
Rice birds are about played out. No
eo with thoai Scotch solea at Rosenthal s
Ther last for ever. t
I .
Thp rollincr Kt.ono cathers no moss.
-M. " O '
but ft gathers the fellow who rides a bi
cycle every time
We are ftptto mistake tho echoing o f
Qur 0WQ vanjty for the admiration and
ar)I)iauSe.of the world.
,
The greatest of all mistakes is to live
ony for time, when any moment may
launch us inta eternity.
x fiae8t 8tock of ,Ladle3- Foxed
t,, morai flnd-Button Boo. a at Rosen
THAL'8 f
Red lace veils will be worn this Fall.
They will impart a rather intemperate
hue to the female nose.
Don't get soared with the world; it
does not mend matters for you but it
. A . arrrohu in athPr
Do you wish success in life? Make per-
serverance your bosom friend, experience
vour elder brother and hone your guar-
n
dian genius. '
Mr. R. Arthur, Business Manager of
the) Adele Belgar de Troupe, i3 inthe city
maiiDg araangements for the appear-
ance of the troupe in this city at an ear
ly date.
The man who advised another to make
an investment which turns out lucky is
an honest man, while the man who ad-(
vises yon to make an investment which
turns out unlucKy is a rascai
Garlic and onions are highly spoken
of in the British Medical Journal. On
the breath they may be unpleasant, but
in the stomach they play a detective's
part and arrest the progress of offenders
against health.
Dancing leaaona givtn tree at Roexx
TiiAL Pump sole boote and shoes for
the ball room. : i , t
Capt J. L. Boatwright will open his
new grocery store on Monday next
Cant Boaiwright arrived in thi3 city
vesterday from" the Northern markets
where he has been .selecting a stock of
staple ana lancy gruct.
'ct;r.rNftw Strike. -The working clas
ses oT oar community have struck against
the many lugn-pncea couga uicuitmea
and 'have endorsed Dr. Bull's Cough
Sytot as the best and cheapest remedy
in the world. Price, 25 cents a bottle.
The Meeting In (he Second Ward
There was quite a large crowd in at
tendance at the Second Ward Club last
night. Besides the speaking, there was
music to enliven the occasion, which was
kindly furnished by the Cornet Band.
The mcetfne was called to order at 8
o'clock, by the President, Maj. Dunham,
and the regular order of business pro
ceeded with. Shortly after the routine
of business had been disposed of, Mr. J
II. Currie, the orator of the evening',
arrived under escort of the Cornet Con
cert Club. Major Dunham, in a few
appropriate remarks, introduced the
speaker, who, by invitation . from the
President, then ascended the President's
stand J and, proceeded to address the
audience: Mr. Currie began his speech
by referring to the allegiance due North
Carolina from her sons as first and para
mount to all other considerations. He
dwelt upon the open violations of the
Constitution which had been practised
in the State by the Radical party while
in power. He referred to the extravagance
of that party and the fraud which they
practiced upon the people by squander
ing thirty millions of the State's money.
He alluded to the arrests of the distin
guished citizens of the State during the
Holden-Kirk war, when the sacred
privileges of the writ ofkabeas corpus,
wnicn i naa Deen nanaea down as a
precious heirloom to the English speak-
ing people for centuries past,
was denied the citizens ot tins
creat commonwealth. He , then re,-1
ferred -to the conduct of our gallant J
. a
standard bearer, Tho3. J. Jarvis, during
a uUl r
nonrilp in thn T.AielfltivA Halln nf thfl I
r-wr.- t,
State., He contrasted the 'difference
in the conduct of the two candidates for
a t i a -
Governor, Jams and Buxton, during
j i j i j rn, i "
i. ' j i. i. j-i
. tt ' r j a.
our suffrages. He showed , tho impor-
tancSofourrededmiDsthis Congression-
al district from tho GrUnback-KepubU-
bUttU 1CICHCU tU I.JJG UlUUl WUUWrtlCB 1U I
cans, uy luu cictuuu ut - jm. wuu. ' -
i i f -r i t1, -rtr i
Shackelford, and concluded his speech
bv retemnsr m elowmir terms to our
mm w w
National standard bearer. Wixfield S.
Hancock.
Mr. Currie spoke for an hour and ten
minutes and was listened to very atten-
tively and frequently applauded by the coast in theFederal Point section of this performed by tfcn Company in every impor
, J , H Ar.. . , tantcuym Araenea, and eyerywbe; o receiv-
large crowa present, apt. vuas. j.
Mvers nffftred a resolution of thanks to
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ine speaKer ior ine emenaiuiug apeem
wliiVh bad bipn delivered bv him on this
i-: .....j
uccasiuu, ttuiuu reamuuvu nao poootu i near tuaoi du i,liw 0 o -unanimously.
On motion, the meeting them when needed. A day or two after
then adiourned to meet again at the
same time and place on next Thursday
night, the 21st instant.
LadieB, the best fits and the easiest
shoes for the little ones are at Kosen
TSal's. t
The Anson Times
The first number of thi3 new paper
came to nana yesieruay. "c
pleased to receive it. It is a handsome
28-column paper, printed with clear,
new type. The Times is thoroughly
Democratic. It is published at VVades-
boro, in Anson county, and the editorial
columns are in thehands of Mr. Robt.
H. Cowan,. the proprietor, a gentleman
who has for some time past been connected .i,reaks" is replete with rollicking hu
withthe Raleigh Observer. Mr. Cowan mor anj extravagant burlesque. Every
ha3 our best wishes for a happy success.
PfMtv rinap.
rt- n-.tieU Krn nUnni drrtn.
Cad Bcrrell, has been loaded with cot-
n nt ihft wharf of the AVilmineton
Compress and Warehouse Company and
will nrobably clear for Liverpool to-
- ntn i - - ,1
morrow, one registers .
will Uke out 1.4G0 bales of cotton. That
is to say, she , registers 781,760 pounds
and will carry out 730,000 pounds of cot-
' nnn trrWli i t1 Pitbpr in
500 rounds to the bale this is very near
i o inrt nonnds of cotton to the register-
r
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. a . rpk 1,',.V. flvn,. c onnaifrnofl
here to Mr. C. P. Mebane and the cargo
shiDDed bv Messrs. "Williams
k Mnrchison.
Unmatlable.
The following mnmailable matter re
mains in the Postoffice m this citj:
Letters for Laura A. Lavender, No. 2
Minetta Lane; Willie Dingles, Sumter,
SvC ' Mrs W. B Callendine, ! no" -further
' ' ' C :
aaaress. . f; XfaWjl
Papers for Charles Hadley, Manley
Station, K. C; Spencer Kelley Jones
kqto u.; Airs, vi . su. xiiii, auiwvi
bury,N. C.
No. City Court to-day
The cotton receipts at this port today
foot up .." I bales.
Black gloves arc always in order, and
an worn this season more than ever.
Fran a
county,
vorcd us
1
Kooncc; Esq., of Onslow
;s,nthc city to-uay ana la
with a visit. I
"Renyon is a new shade of coppery yei
low that is verv handsome and lumiuoas
for evening wear.
Decorated butter plates, to be used as
cards for New Year's calls, is the latest
eccentric suggest ion.
Everybody can get suited with a Pockft
Kijif, ;ls -1tVtrtr Out ' hi JAOOBIS
Ilidv ar Deot-
The wind having shifted around to the
South the atmosphere has become sev
eral degrees warmer.
Mr., S. N. Cannon lost a valuable
horse i lew days ago from lockjaw, caus
ed by sticking a nail in it3 foot. .
The belt which once went all around
the waist-is now seen in front only, and
soon nothing will be left of it but the
buckle. ,
Younff ladies who have never been
asked to bo' bridesmaids, may console
themselves with having escaped an ex-
pensive compliment. '
V jhe Raleigh State. Fair commences on
Monday; the 18th inst. Parties uesir
ious of o-oinc from here can Co ana rc-
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turn forf .4.30. railroad fare.
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Messrs, Melton Campen and Mott,
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U i'a,l 4l,;a n!f RtPum Kansafrn
"V ' ,T " t
l 18 v the management
of Mr. Melton, who has? quite; a reputa
, ' rii r
tion throughout the State as i a sausage
manufacturer. The Butchers' Company
now turn out z,uuu pouna3 oi sausagus
UUTT . . , r . , .
per day and as the.r busmess creases
" dd more "y Powcr'
-l
itc idu iucm ouoloo
Fall Matal and Walnut Show Cases, all
atvlM and sizes, at AlTAFFEB, rCICE
&C0'3 j
Five Eagles.
It would seem that there are plenty
0f eagles hovering about the wood3 and
county, vve unuersiauu mau im j
in t. wp.nk- a fisherman in that locality
I j cJu nA annA
caugnt nueen une urm-uu a A
thftm alivp. in a shallow salt water pona
L,.. ha-miaht n-ftt
he went to get a fish and louna nve
I eagles on the sand near the pond, each
otramfolvnirkin!?-the bones of one of
uuwv.; 1 O
his fish. The party had no gun with
him and therefore the huge birds 'got off
clear.
Vnn ran hav No. 1 Cookinn and Heat
ing ciioves at almost any price at Ja.cobi'8
Hard warn Deot.
Funny 'FreakV, To-wifini.
: Tic very amUsing comedy of ';Freaks"
will bc presented at the Opera House
to-night, by the New York Criterion
Company, which .13 pronounced by the
pres3 generally to be one of the best
comcdy companies now on the board
1 actor jn nc COmpany has a freak for or
against some special object, and the play
nresents such a constant succesaiou oi
amusing situations and incidents, as the
result oitnese remarKauic
keep the audience in a continual uproar of
laughter, the Cincinnati Gazette says:
I A c T-r.iricr.il on3 rPWTlttan "1 TCakS 15
'"V; v". i ,lu .
no -'14 So m'ueh'Sn
h id for the text itself, and as render
ed by the New York Criterion Company
it is almost unsurpassaoie. auc yiy
,i;nninna n nntrptpjTins. and is bristling
I rilMIIIllV -i H H 1V
-fi, u-jiiiant hits at the weakest of hu-
nitu - - i ,
man foibles. Of course there is a love
.1" A l; ft nrP
I KtnrV 111 lUC COUicuv in iv
mrec iovu bwucs v.. i- -
?hts" vouatr lady, another of
a sweet, sentimcnUi, aiinougu sensioie,
young lady, and the third of an old maid
writes seven act tragedies. The
07 - . "... - 1
tmnhlfi ia thev all fall m love wun me
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camp. man. as thev think, on account of
each of their lovers being, by lorce 01
circumstances, forced to assume tne
1 vPTnPiVes out at the end in a perfectly
same nam. ru uiuja suSuw;u
I Satisfactory, manner, andit turns out that
fihft man f that i3. according to his name)
all three of the ladies bad given their
I 4 worthless coxcomb, a
- 1 professional 'masher of women, who
- i lgnomuuousij uiniwMii wu w
i after creating all the mischief he can
Mr. N atli'l J acobi )a vi'i beeo.jpf oin't
ed agert ,fr the Atlas pr-iea !;
want of tliis ' vlo ra 1 "iaw . rn now
ha? tht-ir orders fi llt-d al Jac.ji:i3 IIar4.a,
WAre Depot, So. 10 S. Frorst st.
New Aavertisemonst.
MUraiy, ()Ur Jiig Day
ADR xVILL COMPARE with
yj I - ' .
any ma-Vet in th Sotb.' To-morrow we
wi 1 Lv- th finest Bje', Veal and Fori: In
1
the jrarlot, and a full supply of osr Mfltcn
Saueaea. We defey competition. Fleitj o
foree to wait on cnstomeis.
THE BUTCHER COMPANY.
MELTON", CAM HOT T,
Onlr 't9am Saucage Faclr in the Sta'.e
Country ordera filled with oWatoh.
o t IS It
Election Tickets,
pBINTED A' LOWE8T RATEB.
I
At j E. 8. WARBOCK'S
JobOffice Corner Chestnut and Water sts.
In Keview Ruildlns'.
Come and See.
HAVE JUST
RETURNED
from the
North with a
beautiful' line of Hats in al'
8TTLE3 and QUALITY, which I will te
glad to show to my frienda and the public,
and wnicn 1 propose to sell at UOiTOai ...
! PRICES.
JNO. M. H03IN80N.
Market st., next door to- Alcilhenny'a.
cct9 - ;c
Miss E. -Karrer,
(Successor to Hisses Ktrrer & lcGowan,)
jyIILiNEy, LaJies', Misses', and Child-
ren's Clothing, No. C Bunth Front street,
Wilmington N. C.
btampiBg, Hair Work, and U&ir Goo5o of
every description on hand ind made to order.
Orders taken for Lalies' Outfits.
Orders by . mail will -recelvd prompt
attention
r. v. i3ox oil.
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Two Mghts Ghlv I
GRAND ATTRACTION !
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
October 15 and 16.
Engagement of the UNRIVALLED New
.lort
CRITERION COMEDY COMPANY!.
in their groat Comedy success in 4 act?,
F R E A K S,
ed with the most uproraions delight.
AW EXCELLENT CAST 1
Prices $1 ; 60 c ; callery, 25e: Sale of
rw.r7ed seats commences on Wodnesday,
October 13, at Ueinsberser'j. Wo extra
charge for reserved teats.
act U
At Keduced Prices.
gOHOOL BOOKS AND
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
Parents and teachers will find it to their
interest by first ciliing at !
IIEINSBEHQEIi'3-
Pianos and Organs,
pOR CASH or on the Instalment plan at
THE LIVE BOOK AND IirJglOBTOBK
oct li '
Bricklayers W anted-
PPLY AT VILMINGTO.V A T7eldn
Bail Boad Stops, to
oct 8-1 w
K. S. HADCL1FFE.
Plumbing and GaslitliiJ.
TflS UNDKR1JNED respwjtfallr ani
noaneethat they har opened a .flomb-
ing and Oasntiir establishment lathe Latnc-
den building, on iNorth Front street, wLcre
with a good stoct they will be plesiea w
receive orders in their line.
tiSX The Drive fomp a spcciallj.
octd tf It. H. & H. O.'UKANT.
BficOowan-i
JEW SALOON, 1C Mrketst,(
is now open, uest of L.qcorF. aad
the bast 13 the city. . t'ytt?i?, tcfcry .
'JT
thing new, neat, nice aid of tbe beitqi&Uty.
JAX3 2J. Mc0v7A?r,
cct 11-tf Btar eopjr JTo. IS SJaxket st
School Books
LARGE &TOCK aT BEDCCED.
prices. Old Books taken ia part payment
i i 1
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