. a,a PTC1 w I mm II 1 . 1 T T - i - - M m m
win II - ' i it ar i m --"."v - as r- i vaiaBsssiBMBBw - . t i. - . .
HSFml
cepted; by i
JOSHT. JAMES.
.r,ro AororKto. .
...irinNS POSTAGE PAID:
Kir month, IXOo.
thm. U.W. Tint
0" "i si 00- Od month. 85 cent.
" j'rlill be delivered by carrier, free
part of the city, t the above
r.. r 1 .1. low and liberal.
1 'rU will rtort hhI aU faU
'tfelr Pr regularly.
TLtuReview has the largest
f c circulation, of any newspar
V. then!! """""
l,OfJALNEWS,
juTniw ADYIRTISEIIIITS.
i Ila.SmithvilIe .
Csrrs?Llver
IiKOS-Druista.
jtvis HiMZ-Xolice.
; r- Tiu-KT-Botcher.
plKmET & Co-Batter.
C. iCaLF.K-Remenil)er.
II M. lo.TiFX & Co Wo.
S Jew-kit-:-Window Shades.
Jhrutjh ku Conflagration,
j. ji. MAiAAKD-AXewIot
M ! Katz Summer (Joods,
-Worth & Woimi Groceries.
C- W. Yatj The Standard.
fiU TT Histz Dissolution.
Takki: & Tatixjk Bath Tnbs.
HfiNSKEKGEK Fora Fine Organ
js. I Boatwkigiit Lemons.
fuwixK & Keotii Ice Cream.
Wilmington Telephone Exchange.
Amax & IlAKKiss-rWhite Bronze,
R. M. McIxtike A Few Bargains.
Buown & IlODDiCK-Big ReducUon.
Gcrmania Iod-e K. of P Excursion.
W E. SriiiN'otn & Co Hardware. -j
. x. "-'
Haxsex & bMmi Carolina Oil Co. I
eenci.
ew IUnoTcr Tent, Io. 56 Excur.
s.on.
.Afisi R Jvai.kek Fans and Para
sol.
1Fbkp. 5mau. Ico Cream and oda
Water.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
No City Court yesterday.
IV-r other locals see fourth page
Ibj's length I t hours and 28 minute3.
Suaset this afternoon at
past T o'clock.
13
rvnnTit
Sixteen prisoners are confined in the
N"o interments in Bellerue Cemetery
during e week.
. Two adults were interred in Oakdale
cemeicry uunng mo wees-
Only two bales of cotton were ro-
ceWed at tbij "port yesterday.
Kd Messrs. xowlerfc Keoth's ad-
rertiscment in another column.
The case of the
stolen brasses has
Ji nrf f5.fT
been rjostmn1 until nor-t Ktrfrr?av
AKnvuuor, npvu. aaueu
from this Dort vpslnlav fnr pw V orlc I
. r---s7 1
Mirriage licenses were issued to one
white and 2 colored couples, during the I a
week ,
nooa which we hope extended into the
interior
A.rthingln the hardware line can
te fennd at reasonable prices at Jaco
t I
Men's Boston Garters are. comforta I
be and convenient ,25 cents at Dyer's
t
Three adults and thre? children were
laterrediaPine Forest Cemetery dur
ioj: the week. .
aermelons were plentiful vestcr-
cay tut were held at from 30 to 75
w .cu, iur uic pest.
Local news was very scarce vester-
day . No one but ve local trhA
'kr appreciate the appalUng facL ,
The City Clerk and Treasurer did
not sella dog badge daring the week.
Sour there have been only about 80
badges sold. f
As yet no tidings of "Dummy," the
raa who escaped from the insane de
ptraaent of the Poor House a few' days
io, haye been received.
The rite cf baptism by immersion
31 be administered by Rev.. A. M.
Coaway. atth foot"df ?rinp trpt.
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Col. John JkL Robinson, President of
JS, & RR, & GI, R. & A. and C. C.
roadj, sailed on Wednesday last
r Earope, to bo absent some time!
A Good Look.
Mr. J. j. Gay, of the "Orton Planta
informs us that ho has 210 acres
fca&r cultivation in rice, and that 190
Jcresof it will now average 3 feet in
Wght, and is as fine and looksas favor
h4e for an abundant crop as ho ever
Ue thinks he may safely reckon
Dpoa CO bushels to the acre, on an " avcr
Ho has rice that is already head
ot, which is about 15 days in ad
nace of ordinary seasons. v I
Mondays .el -.j. r .. 1 . -n 1 n . ; u I . . ? . ,L J
VOL. VI.
Cotton.
I he receipts of cotton ; at this port
from July I to July 8 of this year, foot
up 133 bales, against 463 bales for July
1 to July 11 1881, a decrease this week
of 329 bales. The receipts for the crop
year ?o date foot up 135,950 bales,
against 118,134 to July U. l881, an in
crease this year of 17,8 10 bales.
Exports Foreign.
Nor. barque Flid, , CapL Neilsen,
cleared Yesterday for London, with
1,875 casks spirits turpentine and 200
barrels rosin, valued at $39,388, shipped
by Messrs. D. R. Murchison & Co. per.
barque Edward Pens, Capt. Kepp. clear
ed yesterday for Hamburg, with 3,384
barrels rosin, valued at $6,007, shipped
by Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co. 1
The Slock Oraujre A train '
Our warning was none too soon about
tho mock orange. We learn that one
or more cows were' made -desperately
sick from eating the trimmings 'J we
spoko of yesterday as having, been
thrown out on Princess street. If it is
wrong to allow cows to be on the ?;tftit
it is worse to throw poisonous shrubs
in their way.
t.i
Mr. William A. Brown, a son of the
. . . s
lateThos. W. Brown, Esq., is m the
u . Sl 4 4,
Mr. Brown is now employed on the
I fZarxr VrV- U."irtrTrf rt rl ia 1ot rr 1to
, w
pleased to see him. yesterday, and hope
the little respite from the busy cares j of
1 Ji a? l ' t .
ma uuues may proye ueneuciai to mm.
Journalistic Enterprise.
The Wilmington Rcvicxo arrived here
last Saturday morning with a fnll tele
graphic account ofj the execution (of
Guiteau. This is what we call journal
istic enterprise,- and, by the way, yve
nwum "1VA iVucl ( "
Daily Jieviao gives the lates news ;at
i . r vim .u
wo unyob pww ui auj uiiuj paper puu-
liofil ir. thn Cfot. -r.,1 oa Tvrr.,woi;
journal it never wavers or, gives forth
any uncertain sound. Chatham Record,
To Builders and others Go to Jacd-
bi's for Sash. Blinds and Doors. Glass.
&c. You can get all sizes and j at the
j t .
The Americau Stasre.
A portrait gallery of the leading ac
tors and actresses of America, with
critical biographies, by Alfred Trumble,
?3 the first of a series of works i whosa
: t 1 i 1 . ... i
character is explained by its itle, tb?50F.ftVB0XeS50
issued by Richard K. Fox, of New J
I York. A handsome volume, contain-
ff twent y-nme fine portraits ofpopulaf
. . . , 1 ,...... . I
players maie ana lemaie, witn vivia i
and authentic biographical sketches by
well known dramatic I journalist of
New York,lit cannot fail to achieve a
I place for itself in . popular favor. The
want of authentic theatneal biography
s one which ! is . constantly felt.1 In
I nrp-sentinir the first installment of
thia lie the author and publisher
haTe opened a vein which will yield
both fame and profit without doubt.
We can predict that successive issues
will be eagerly looked for. i
The Case of Highway Robbery.'
The case of John Johnson, colored,
Was
UUU ALL ValO VVUK 4WUV J tnMmj j I
r
Bellamy represented the prosecution!
and Mr. jno. D. Bellamy the defence.)
The witnesses for the; State were ex
amined. xThe snw, which was found ori
Johnson s tossession and which is
claimed by him, was identified by sev-
eral persons as the one Which was taken
from Masters Worth and Huggins and
t.h rnnVv rAntlomn .without swearinxr
are positive that the robber was
a man who resembled the prisoner
in stature, voice and actions. I They
described a peculiar Skull cap which
was worn by the robber on the occa
sion and it was proved that Johnson at
that time owned and wore a, cap of the
kind described. The' witnesses for the
defense were not examined ; the"counsel
for the defense stated as ' his reason for
not doing so was that1 he di care to
show his grounds of defense, ox rebut
ting testimony, until the case was tried
rs4min1 Clnnrt. TT stated
Miivio uto viuuu i
that he could prove the prisoner s in
nocence and further prove that the gun
in question was his and that he came
bv it in a legitimate wayi .The prison
ers was committed to iail in default of
a justified bond of $500.
The steamer Passport has been char
AMwi iiaCf r!yAnm aiTiil St. Andrew's
la T-j
oocieiy ior a private eiuiuo" - j
day, 11th inst. . Tickets will be issued
only to members and their guests. - I
WILMINGTON. N. C.
3fEW ADVEBTISEMENTS,
Ho! for SmithviUe!
rT,HK STEAiIEK MIXNE1IAUA WILL,
JL
lare her wharf this
fSundT mornhir. m.t 8.S0
o'clock, for Smithrtlle. Call at the Hotel
Brunswick, for dinner. Fare for re and trip.
Jur9-lt E. T. BURRISS, Capt
I Bath Tubs.
ALL KINDS AXD SIZES, SUCH AS HAT,
lilt, INFANT'S and the LONG BATlT,
GRANITE IRON WARE, TOIiJET SETS.
LJLP BOARDS. BISCUIT BOARDS. Every-
ining u&nuy sou uscxai. as
July 9 PARKER A TAYLOR'S.
Remember
rpHAT 1 KEEP FULL AND COUPIJETE
bucu oi ATrofs ana nare msTeaiencs to uu
ANT PRESCRIPTION. Full stocks of Patent
Medicines. Prescriptions compounded any
sour oz inenignt. -jr. j. suAiLdStt.
Stores : Fourth and Nun 8ts., Fourth and Han
rer a is. July s if
Germania Lodge, No. .4,
K. of P.
ILIj GIVE THE FIRST OF A SERIES
ot excursions to Smlthvllle and the Forts, on
t
the 8teamer PASSPORT, WEDNESDAY,
Jnly 12th. The Italian String Band will fur.
nlsh the music . Refreshments' furnlrfhed on
board. The boat will leare the wharf at A.
M.. sharp. Tickets for adults 50c; children
oyer is years, S5c ; under 12 free. i
fY. H. GERKEN, SOL BEAR, J. F. RULES,
W. ORTMANN, N. HULLEN, and E. W.
lXJsuiiKK, uommittee. - - juiy y-2t
Dissolution.
fTl HE FIRM OF T1LLEY & HINTZE HAS
JL been dlssolred by mutual consent. Either
party is authorized to sign in liquidation.
HERMAN HINTZE.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED has purchased the
I. (meat business of Mr. E. Levy, on Sec
ond street, near Market, and will affer to his
friends and customers the best meats the mar
ket affords. GEO. T. TILLEY
l rpiIE UNDERSIGNE1D will continue the bu-
Asiness at the old Stand of Tiller AHintze.
on econqsireei. iwo aoors rrom maraei, ana
respectfully solicits a continuance of the pat-
ronage so kindly extended to the old firm.
At
Just received and for sale ey
i
Julys jno. L. boatwbight
Lawns.
A N OTHER
LOT OF THOSE CHEAP
i
LAWNS at 3 cents.
1
XUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND
Cheapest Lot of Laces
1
. Ever shown In this city, at
J. HAHN'S,
I I ''''''
38 Market Street.
: i
Jnly 9 I .
Groceries at Wholesale.
v-v a nr tvo v a a t i errtve
I fm a. , aJa uua DtvMJ(
Smoked Sides, Smoked Shoulders.
FLOUR SL Louis A, Daisy, Park Miuj7
- .-''.
. Bell Mills, King WllUani,
SUGAR Standard A, Extra C, Golden C. '
COFFEE Java, Laguyra, Rio. - -
i i . '
Salt, Soay, Starch, 8nuir, Tobacco, Candy
Cds. Lye. Potash. Crackers. Soda, Cor.
,
M! "d Day. For sale by
July 9 KEXtcnNZ2 jCAiaDES rsoa.
SUNDAY. JULY 9.
NEW ADVEUTISEMENTS.
A FewBargains in Carpets
A N EXTRA EFFORT 18 .REDiQ MADE
X EXTRA EFFORT 18 .BEING MADE
to cloee out everything In thLa line, with
1 -- r CUMP ererytmnj in thla line, with
w x the stock in September.
.UlSE CURTAIMS-All who see these goods are
pw "fd with the styles and are astonished at
the prices. . Will send sample curtains to any
lady who cannot conveniently call to see them.
HCSIEBY For Ladles' s.ml Children I. t-h-
ety. "
SILK U1TTS-AU kinds. , j
UCESLACS-UICES I
Ke such assortment to be seen In the ettr as
at Mc INTIRS. j j
i- 8ARAT0SA TRUKXS-A
good assortment,
Ll
jnly 0 R.
McLNTIRE
rucvr iuniungs just in.
C0HTLAGEATI0N !
. - i v .'
QTJR IMMENSE DISPLAY OF
SPRING CLOTHING during the past
week attracted the undivided attention
of thousands, and especial comment
was made concerning the extremely
low prices attached to every garment.
The people acknowledge' themselves
nonplussed nobody seems to know '
i how we can afford to sell Clothing so
cheap, triye such unheard ef bargains
and still remain' happy. It is quite
true that we lose money, aye, consider
able money .during oar sacrinclal sales,
i but therein the secret lies.. We believe
In casting oar bread upon the waters
and are content to await Itsreturn.even
though it be after many days, etc Fig
uratively speaking we lose now on our
sales, bnt on the other hand, our re
turns In the long ' run? are doubly suffi
cient to cover all present i losses. Most
Clothiers, you see, hold on to old prices , .
the result is at the end of the season
they find themselves holding on to old
clothes. That is not the kind of doc
trine we practice or preach. We be
lieve In keeping up a perpetual move-1
ment In our business, and sell at any
sacrifice at close of the season, rathsr
than offer eld stock to our trade at the
heglrinlng of the next. J
OT,,X,J3DRBpTJK.C3-,
July 9 ' KLNG CLOTHIER.
BIG REDUCTION
IN
V
DRESS GOODS f
BROWN & RODDICK,
5 and 7 North Front St.
W
E HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING
reductions In our Dress Goods Department ;
i - . ; . .i : ... ;
those who faver Is with a call will find that
the ruftrkiny dwn is genuine and just as quo
ted below: , j
5-4 Fancy Silk and Wool Bunt- 1 "I
ings. ...$1.00 formerly fl.S5
ii i i
i ...
Black Silk and Wool Bunt-
lngs.
t' ;
75 formerly 87
25 formerly 33
CO formerly 85
50 formerly 73
30 formerly 37fe
25 formerly 50
Black Hernanles..........
Silk and Wool
!
r
44 .
4-4 ColM English Cashmere
(slightly damaged). ....
DONT FAIL TO EXAMINE
The Lot of Dress Goods
WE ARE SELLING FOR 12le.
For this Week
We will devote special attentloei to the sale of
Remnants and Small Odd
Lots all over the Store.
Ton can rely that the prices will be marked
low. Eugh to entice niaay U purchase who
hrve evr no immedlaU want of them.
v ; . r-: . - -. i 1 ' :
! ' ' CALL EARLY. . !
- ' " -; ' ;.;;!. " . V
BB0T7N fir B0DMCIL
i 5 and 7 Korth Front CtJ ' , '
1882.
NO. 164.
NEW adtisemxts;
Excursion
TTORTHE BENEFIT OF NEW HANOYER
l? J
Tent,
No. 57' L O. of Rechabltes. on the
Steamer Passport, on Tharsdar. July 13th, to
8mItU.Ute .nd . Foru. Music for d4t'
nd pfresbmenU of all kinds will be (or sale
me loot or Market street, at 8W o'clock a. m..
ic.cta wr ioe rounu
trip 50 cents
uo sw venis. xicEeu may ue obtained ol
WILLIAM II. REGISTER, if. Mv BISHOP
. K. BARNKTT. G. Wj BISHOP, or TUGS.
. SKIPPER, Committee. July 9-snn-wed
luren 'a cents.
be obtained ot
The Standard
-OODS ORwANS TOR TONE' AND riN
lsd are unsnrpassetl, . ' r ,
. Decker BrosV PIANOi are, second to none.
Discount to Churches and Scliools. J "
0 loice Reading Matter,
LADIES' & GENTSV STATIONERY,
1 At! YATES BOOK STORE,
jnly 9 . I
I Wilmington Telephone
Exchange. I
rjIHE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE
Subscribers to the Wilmjagton Telephond Ex-
' ' i !
Change, up to July 10, 18S2 : f
No.
Adrian & Toilers, Wholesale Grocers
ana (Commission Merchants.
24
Altaffer. i Price & Co.. Manufacturers
and Dealers in Sash Deors and Blinds
48 Barker & Co.1,' E G. Ship Brokers and
! ittninussion Aiercnanfs.
T ntnn. o, TJ,l,jrw t- . -r
' $f&?&JFy-: Goods, J,os' i5
it k. fv ii Smam V
42 Bernard, W H, Residence.
. , j . ,
r Vulir JUU,5tJ?l!.f 5aix omi-
28 Colvllle & Co,! Jno, Lumber Commission
i juercnantsi
7S Colvllle, Jno, Residence,
i 9 Cumming A- ICo, Pres(
) Saw and Planinir Mills
39 Chess-Carley Co, Oils and Naval Stores
43 Chess-Carley Co, Oil and Naval Store
! Yard.
S3
Collier, S P, Ass't
en'l Frelffht Asent
A C Line.
57 Oarendona Water Works Co. John. C
I Chase, Snp't No I, Journal Building
58 Clarendon TVatcr wirks Co, Worksat
- V Hilton.
3 Carolina Central Railroad, F W Clark,
Gen'l Freight and Passenger Agt
Carolina Central Railroad, Depot r
CaroUna Central Railroad, Hilton Bdge
Carolina Central Railroad. Mmkd' Tiutr
Brld
K JL, Produce Exchange ,
19 Cantwe
Si Davis & Son, W E, Ice, Fish and OysUr
OQ VtMf VaHnii.1 T I, 1 I
85 Foster. FW. Residence:
44 Giles & Co, Norwood. Carolina Rice
I MlllS r ' , ,
CO Grafflin, C L, Residence 1 -
13 Hart, Bailey & Co, Wilmington Iron and
Copper Works
45 Harriss & Co.- Geo. Commission Mer-
i cnancs ana snip urokers
1C Helde & Co, Swedish, Norwegian and
Danish Vice Consul and Ship brokers
6 Hall & PearsalL Grocers and CommJs-;
ision Merchants ,
00 Johnson Co, j Harding, Commission
IMercnants i
62 James, Josh T, Residence !
80 Johnson, Jr. Alex, Turpentine Dl
lsUller
I land Naval Store Dealer
20 Kenan & Forshee, Brokers
88 Kidder & Son. E. Residence
89 Kidder & Son, E, Cowan Steam Saw and
! Planing Mills
90 Kklder & Son.E, Office
41 Morning Star "Newspaper
) Inard. Editor and Propria
W II Ber-
ropristor
14 rtsoane fj tr, snip uroxer
36 Mitchell & Son, B F, Merchant Flour
ling Mills
30 Morten A Hall? Turpentine Distillers
63 Miller, F C, Druggist, Cor 4th and Nun
I streets 1 - v
64 Miller, FC, Druggist, Cor 4th and Han
! ( -j over streets f .-..
47 Merritt & Holllngsworth, Livery; Sale
l! t '1 t?vSaa1aA a AklA
te tiZtotftfSE' Comsslon Merchant
80 Martin, Alfred, Naval Store Yard and
Distillery j
56 New York & Wilmington S S Co, Tbos E
( Bond, Supt
11 Northrop, Samuel, Insurance Office
10 Northrop A Cunnntng, Wilmington
I steam saw ana jriamng Mills
! Navassa Guano Co, ofll e
Navassa Guano Co, Factory at Meares
uxun , .
1 Purcell House, B L Perry, Proprietor
12 Paterson, Downing A Co. Dealers in
Naval Stores
101 Paterson, Downing A p. Naval Store
(Yard -1
61 Review, "Newspaper," JoshT James,
J Editor and Proprietor
13 Soatherland, T J, Livery, Sale aedEx-
change Stables . l
I 22 Sprunt A Son, Alex, Commission Mer
' chants L
77 SDrunt. Alexi Residence . 1
S3 Southern Express Company
40 United-States Signal Office
53 TanBokkelen, A H, Union DIstlllcrr .
54 VanBokkelen, A H, Office
53 VanBokkelen, A H, Residence .
; 23 WBJlams, G W. Residence ;
86 Williams A Co, G W, Commission Mer
chants . '
1 si WUhams A Co, G W, Naval Store Yard
27 Wilmington Compress A Warehouse Co,
G W Williams, President, f
23 Worth Worth, Commission Merch'ts
37 Wlhvn, jArthnr Y, Steam Saw Mills
S Western Union Telegraph Office '
100 White J C, Manager Office
i Wilmington. Colombia A Augusto R E,
" ' . Telegraph Office .
' li Teppi W j might Apartment A C
V i line i ;
v-w Hats will be ready for distribution on
the) 10th lust. Subscribers faffing to receive
Ma wril nlRSJte notify the manager.-: "
jalr
fC WHITE, Manager
i M . -.
nri i i r i
iTCbi&sco.jn.omc. 1 .lOO3818- J
18 Chadbourn & Co, J H, Clarendon Steam e? rr SAfJKS rn ATtsw aV mr hat.t
itc win Deflate rcceJr cbttununfcatlon
fromcrar frlcndaonany ana aU xxbJecU S
tmeral loteret t but
The name of tlie writer mtut ahirara beta
nl&bed to the Editor.
Communications must be written
one tide of the paper.
Pcrsonalltlea must be ayolle4.
And It Is especially and pjirUcoUrly under
too.1 that the Editor Uom.ixX -always endors
be tiews of correspondents vnJess so sUte
in the editorial 'oolam-nsj' I '' a : !.'
1 xew abvektisments.
Carolina Oil Comphny.
"PISE CJD OIL MANITFACTITIED AT
I Jl our works is recotumendod to le the cbesiK
I V?Jn l,6lIuarket; the tet pre-
t niit"!1110 1 at lrJflInK l'tfces; Also
i "' j aus uuiiu inii'nim w sisi ui
Si"" "T.Wk' J .U,
-1 , ' . ' ) ... T -
Wind o v S h a d e
N A VARIETY OF COLOItsl'sTT LKH
'-r- .1 . - i
8ize wllb cord or spring fixtures, at 1
JEWKTTS.
. ' -w". ' . 27 N. Front stree
MtTMt.
A nice stock of Unbolsterinf roods and P.
per Hangings on hnL : ;i . j July 3
.176
l.
jnL Trunks at reduced prices, to inatw room
for our increasing Sadd lory awl llsrne tra.'.
e guarantee best goods lor the lit mor . .
Large assortment. ,11. M. TtOWDEN &CO.
; jsew fcaddlery and Trunk House,
June 25 No 40, Market street
'- ' - '"' i i 1 1- .,, , .
Wm. E. , Springer (& Go.,
i'- ' L; . - ' i 1 !"'(.-;
(SUCCESSORS TO JOHN DAWSON COj
OLDEST HARDWARE HOUSE IN I THE
State. GOOD GOODS and low prlcesj I
19, 21 and 23 Market street,!
June 23 r , Wilmington,1 K. C,
lee Cream ! I Scream !
li
E ARE NOW MAKING DELICIOUS
ICK
CREAM of Pure Cream and genuine
fruit Jnlces and deliver It in any part of
city, at 45c rper quarter $1.75 per gallon.
KENNEBEC JbUNT ICE. (
the
FOWLKR Jt ICKOTIf I
July 7-1 wk j 1 Cor. Frent & Church sts.
RIunds Bros, ,
X'.RUGGISTS, WILMINGTON, KOBt'lt.
I JLJ. 1 ' . i
vw.mot.Tu. uivauna lollies: Bllx;it
New York- Thc hh standard attained bv
tDe flrra ,n lhw city will le increased by thefr
New York connection. Wllmlngtonlans vlsit-
lngcwiorKwmreciovo ac mo above num.
ber a hearty North Carolina welcome. Jy 2.
Salt. Salt.
TONS AGRICULTURAL 8 ALT.
Fine Table Salt In small pockets.
New Crop Cuba Molases, j 1
2A I ' " ,
I ran iiiHo TMn. Ttn iWA (WrPnlu' an.t
ectar Syrup for sale at low prices: i n . .
,.., i i WfTtiUaii
I JnM!i I "WrjaLAgPS."
' ' ' - '- i : n . , 1
r fl T1 R flTlfl rflTflRflliR li'
J. ttlia ttUU Xttlttf UlBi I
i I t i :
TV AnniTinv Tn a t me a tw t a ior
TN ADDITION TO MY ALREADY LARGE
and elegant stock of MILLINERY andFASCY
GOOD8 1 ve recei ved another large assort J
ment of SHELL, R. and JR., LACE and TUSJ
1 ! r
CAN HATS, BEAUTIFUL FLOWERSI
TRIMMINGS, FANS and PARASOLS, Ac
. ' ' : . ...J' i '
I "espectiuuy, i
miss E. karrerJ
June 18
Excliange" Corner.
For a Fine Organ
QOME
O THE LIVE BOOK 1 . ' I
i I AND MUSIC STORE
nere you will bc politely waited upon an 4
can't help being suited, ! ( ' li ,r !
i At HErNSBERG EE'S
Y ATEST PERIODICALS - I i 1
ALWAYS RECEIVED IN DUE, TIME
July d AT THE LIVE BOOK STORE.
A i New Lot
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F HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
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sale low.
I have fnll lines of Trunks and Va
at price, to suit the times.
Repairing executed neatly and wlthdis-
patch.
J.'IL' MALLARD,
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Successortto Matlard A Bowden,'
lunelS-tf I Ho. 8 lront Street
White Bronze.
rriHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
A Monumental iironze Company, or lirwre
edrt. Conn., Invite attention to the work offer
po by them. These monuments are Indestruct
ible, cannot be chipped, cannot be thrown oyer -and
may be had at onehalf the price of stone. ,
' ' . ,. AMAN A JIARRISS.
July 4-tf J , North Front street, sear Market
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