THIS rAPEB
cepted by
JOSHT. JAMBS,
kpiiok
POSTAGE PAID:
A .ft M 'ft.
SIX inonll. mire
IUi: One mouth, cent. -
wDW " ...... .i-.n.rl bv carriers free
la ny irt of U clt y. l tb above
tSi"V r week.
--',r; .1, low and IilnL
,.,r w HI rcrt Auy
i i r"
..v', t-'. ""'' rfriS M''''''0"--
S31I TOJjW AOVtBTlSlMHTS.
N.
4j,ui-l"-k
, V Yi- rH"1 ,'-"k"
,Ml'.W-",,M,,'f-
)ll M itK-Wd IIsc full Line
, ,MiiH I Furniture anrt IMlng
o Clty'Cuurt yesterday.
Tie Ttceilol cotton at this port yci
leroiy foe lyJO
to
tvl- J- - Staples ioke to a large
mm,! in .Magnolia ycsieruay.
Col. Wharton J. Green and Goyct
c..r JarvU will speak at New Bridge
c! sab, Duplin county on Tuesday 26th
Aiittliin? in the hardware lino can
te found at reasonable prices at J aco
nV f
Messrs. Kirkwood & Hewes, steam
Uat inspectors, arrived in this city last
tuning.
The steamship Gulf Stream with the
PiMfarlor's cargo is expected to arrive
tbii morning.
It t5 rumored that the Carolina Cen
tral will shortly commence running
trains through from Shelby to Wil-
- . . -w .
To KalMcrs and other Go to Jaco-
u's r Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
jt You can cet all sizes and at the
lowest prices.
Chirc Scott's Company will show in
tUj city on Thursday evening 29th inst.
hewill appear either in tho Princess
Bagdad" or LucrcUa Borgia.
The Combination Back Supporting
Ericesare made for boys, youths and
ceo. a full line at Prate. t
On Third Street.
Col, J. N. Staples will speak in this
cltv on Wednesday evening, from the
rand on Third street, between Dock
iz Orange. The committeo will have
seats prepared for the assemblage, and
tie Chairman, who is an old baclieior.
oczratulates himself upon getting
Co!. Staples, who is an unmarried man.
to speak, lie hopes that the ladies will
attend, thereby lending a charm to the
occasion by their presence.
Narrow Escape.
. Mr. Tim Newkirk, who runs a saw
mill cear Magnolia, had a narrow es
cape from death a few days since. Ho
iras standiug near a log which was be-
is sawed, when by some unaccounta
Me means the end of the piece of timber
Cew up, striking him on the head and
knocking him almost on a circular saw.
Mr. Newkirk's injuries are severe,, but
aa in no way dangerous, we arc pleased
to say.
Personal..
Messrs. L. Dryfoos and Sol. Stern-
terger. who have formed a partnership
for the purpose ot conducting a shoe
husines in this city, have gone North
to purchase a stock of goods. They
have a very large and well-selected
stock of the latest styles in their line
aaj win offer them at reasonable rates.
wish them success in their new
torv. They are old hands at the bcl
ks and bespeak a share of the pub
ic patronage.
Lippincott's Magazine.
1'rri'icott for Oclorbcr has a very
'arresting table of contents. In the
opening illustrated article, Norfolk,
U J and New," Charles Bnrr Todd tells
kw this city, "evidently intended by
jsrc for a great commercial centre,"
at last beginning to profit by the ad
stages of its position. My Escape
fcbia the Floodi," by Annie ; Porter,
rites a mid description of the overflow
f the Mississippi Uivcr last spring,
"ilark Canoeing in Canada," an illus
frited paper by"Kanuck," aud "Camp-on
the Lower Wabash." by M. II.
-thcrwood, aro suflicicntly described
J their titles. "My College Chums,"
J Henry A. Bccrs,is written with quiet
-tfiior. and rives some capital ariec
cs aud luggestivo glimpses of stu
ntlifc at Vale. In tho way offliction
her w a further installment of the
Iiry and wcll'Confctructcd serial.
:ry (lold," and the full complement
i short stories. There aro sonic 'very
d things in the "Monthly ' Gossip
the whole number is eminently
'latle and among the best of the year.
1'rcshwatcr rerch.Trout and Black
hooks and lines. A full asort-
tietit and lowest prices at J Acoait
r
VOL. VI.
Speaking and Itrcakiurr of
Ground. I !
I !
There wiil be a grant! Democratic
mass meeting at Point Caswell on
Tuesday, tho wall instj HonJ Z. .
VaiiccrCoU. XV. J. (Irvcli, L. L. Polk,
.Jno. N. Staples, A. M.'j Waddcll and
A. Stcdman, Esq., have been invitctl
se:ik. A very large crowd is ex-
IH-ctcd and the ladies arc csjccially iu
vitcd to attend. In connection with the
speaking tho grand sight of forty hand
some yomig ladies, breaking grounfTTor
the Clinton, Point Caswell & Wilming
ton llailroad, will be witnessed. They
will be under the charge of Chief En
ginecr Duncan McK. O'Hanlon, and
Col. L. L. Polk will deliver the address
to them. At night there will be a ball
civen lor the benefit of the Academy J
TUeTwo Plays.
WhcnHjfeel Kirke was wunarawn i
from the stage of the Madison Square
Theatre, after its wonderful run, many
I. ..Ittiiul fViaf Jtti cnrvVi!nr ticvpr I
would win the high place in public favor
which the great Urania neiu. nuiu not, i
however, take the critical New pfork
heatre goers long to discover fine dra-
natic situations and hidden beauties in
matic
"Esmeralda" which made this simple
domestic story by universal consent the
A rivn.1 ot Hazel Kirke.V
Our citizens will soon have the , oppor-
tunity of judging for themselves of the
resoective merits of the two plays, since
"the theatre has sent its excellent ; com-
pany to produce the two dramas with
nil their fine scienic and dramatic effects-
t- 1.1. : Vnrifi Porolini 'nliv. I
the scenes being in this State.
An Escan eel Convict Captured.
Charles King, colored, who was sen-
m the work house for two
w,uvw - i . I
vnnrM nt the Auril term of the Criminal
f!nnrt. for larcenv. but Who escaped
rwHn
recaptured. It will be remembered
that Mr. Savage, tho superintendent of
ua wt- hnn julFertised Kine's es-
nt thn time, and offered a reward
v,-, . - ... I . . I
of S10 for information which would
. . . . -1 L . ! I
lnnrl tt Ilia rfintUrC- J. BUUIU UlilO
Vf I I
a I
mce MT. ravage uau u
mation that King was m the
. .ti ' .v. ,,U;i Yn
City, anu ioiiowms up
was certain, he, on Sunday nignc went
to the house of Henry King, father of
Charles, on Orange, between fcixin anu
Seventh streets, where he iound his
. 9 a i i
man. The presence oi tne cuipruin
tho house was at first denied, but Mr.
Savage was permitted tonter. where he
found Charles lying on the bed. Ho
mUnd taken to his
nu ujij - . i
quarters ai. u nuifcuwu,
Will uiuuauij avuau v..-0
his term. It is needless to say that the
Ml 1 VI Mn n dnrinrr tne reSL OI I
...i r. I'nfnrmation
man who iui '" '" 7 : I
Kolveil the nromised reward.
amm ,
The Monsters Fought
Th fnllnwiner verv interesting de
scription ot a sea ngnt w
Mnfl.mn tT this CltV. WhO has
Kcubivw.M. - , . .
inh the brinv deeD. and Who has
.iu Kentime Softener
rLiid homage to Old JNeptune Olieuur
. u f K l-nmvn
man ue ,
In the early part oi March Ibu7, Deing
.Ua. ofoomor RtAte ot
2 TrVAi; rnt. Morton from
South Carolina, capt. luorton, ifoi"
swa n o a o n rs' r iiii lud
San r ranciscu w -,tw .t
r M a HMMrn nnri wi hii
in the ncighDorhooa oi P -
Lucas, wo had the pleasure of witness-
ing one oi me must iuijf-v.i.cw.v.
fights on record. j M
ri,; Kottlrvvurrcd between a Whaie,
a sworo-nsn anu uuwuwa, -
whale was pursuinx i? J I
the coast in search of colder water, no
. . l liie innrnPV WIL4 51 -
. i i hv iiia liereaitarv enemy
thA swordhsh. wun tnis nines. -uo
thrashers. lhe sworuuau r
iinlpr the whale s belly prod
V'n rr. - " .u-f K?e wna ex-
ucd niin up, M,a " ,
posed above the surlace of the water
andtheiwo iarsjj
feet Ion or. taking deep dives andthen
coming far above the suriacooi
in order to increase me
blow which uieir ion5 uwiuw
cK,iirl 1pa1 on their victim s oac.. to
of sharks. with their fins protrud-
"nTvako awaiting the result of Uie
.It I -i
battle. . . , ,
a 0 thrasher aiternawrij
lashed his tail across the back o his
:5rv. tori ontnoaecKui iw
rrT.Tir a wheel with two long
fnrninr and lashing tho sea
into foam; ever "and anon the -poor
JrV;,i the blows, would en -
deortodUv
underneath would prevent uq
AS WC passcu out yi " - -f:r
thrash of the thrashers aa Xlv ;Vk
-J-fXt nnl nnr hearts filled with
uuuuuuiwiin . .
svm rvai n v
. j . i i ....inoj ninnsLEi
lor tne
who swallowed Jonah.
... . ,
The electric fire alarm will do uu
thb almoon at So'clock. lae
. 1 1 i.wi in n.iiinerenti
mcnt n uceu - 1.
position and it is to be bopcu v m w
well. Now dorrt . orpa - j 7 ber SOth, at nignt. -u:,r
Mr the fire while the test is ' PCTAYIUSCOKE.
being made.
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V ILMINGTON N. C. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
Third Warden.
i
lo not forget the meeting of the
Thin! Ward Democratic Club at
the City Hall to-night. .. It is hoped
that a largo crowd will be in at-
tendancs. It is the . intention to re
organize the club for the approaching
campaign.
Fine Rice.
Wc saw at Mr. J. K. Mcllhenn y's
drug store yesterday afternoon a bundle
oUrfce, measuring seven feet ' and
three inches in height with heads from
eleven to twelve inches long. It was!
taken from tho plantation of Col, T. C.
icnneuujr m vuuufcJ.
grcar P0 oa ol nis croP
M tho gamPIe-
Free Marbles.
The boys were out bright and early
yesterday morning and in large nura
t otterbourg's marbles. The
thronir around his store was so large
lnat h0 was compelled to closo his doors
1 11 1; . a. .. fUnm
off; je js satisfied that the issue of the
iEViEW ja which was announced the
tKat there would be "Iree marbles"
at his place was read. He said there
mUst have been four thoussnd boys after
marbles. Their parents read the notice
to them.
What Does it Mean?
We can hardly surmise, but the boys
say that our clever old friend no, no
young friend, we mean Capt. Exum
Lewis, is building that house m weldon
for a purpose other than keeping bach-
olrr'a lioll Wft rnnst take issue with
them for the reason that one end has
an extension and is evidently intended
for Doll vBrownine Treasurer of Hal-
ifax county, by 6,000 majority-and the
other Has iron oanas oi contraction uu
. - ... n
it, which is evidently intended tor oapu.
hjwis. v e are wiuwu ui ii
La endis held down with mushroom.
anchors. But after all it may be that
we are mistaken for Capt. Lewis has
ordered a new suit of black clothes and
has been hanging around house furnish
. . e ! T-f
ing stores ior wmo wm. w
m'ulo Un Vioa ci-ni n mnfivA fn bllildm?.
SUU, uu u wmw .v..,.
... ..1 A.
. l.!.L rtMn nncoihlV lfl1 ft n f0 TT V
anJ w.1(i. ftMinw
amen, and Weldon, old noss.
,r ,ln r!viftii.
7. . . .
The convention which was iaa
r am kt r i n or inr i nil nil
xuagnona uu .uo u. f
pose of nominating a Sheriff and Treas-
ureriorum wuuvj,
over by Mr. A. Robinson and Messrs.
M. Moore and H. E. Blackmore acted
as secretaries As wc have betore stat-
ed. Mr. W. M. Hurst was nominated
fnr Sheriff and Mr. Benj. Bowden for
... i
-
were unanimously adopted, and we
XreOSUrur. AA3 iuuunub
were reauested to pudusu uieui ;
w
WHEREAS, WO tne y-
i.a nnmAAwiHA narrv m linn n munLV.
1. 1 1 n niiiuiji. uiiw i w v
in convention assemoiea, ao renew our
allegiance to the grand old principles
under which our flag has so often been
-SSSied That we endorse the nomi
Ni T n tltf fV.f f!rn.
I nations Oi vut w. x. .v. w.
hrressnian - at - lanre. Col. W. J. lireen
For Conssman of the Third District,
ior vongrusauiaii ui v J
Hon. A. A. aicivoy lur w,
nanf Swift Galloway ior ooiicitor.-.
Resolved. That We adopt the time-
. . , i i
i. twA-T nin i u wi 1 i m 4 i zj i 1 1 L.Airs
uo.w X.f "
custom of our party.
i -n . . i a M
licsolveci, mat we pieugo our uum-
vded support to the nominees ot tnis
0 also those held this day at
Warsaw and nansviiie, anu pruuiiac
to use all honorable means to secure
iMt:n r na somo ResnecHnllv
I submitted oy me conimuiw
Cq1 Greens Appointments.
1
xnc ioiiuwiuk ittw'
ments are announceu uv vaj. uiwu .
afnKnithan'a store (lirunswicKJ
. P nnf- vnvehtfon Saturday
i ' , ,
I Sent "3u. 1
fa'Twn, at New Bridge Church.
with Gov. Jarvis, Auesuay, stoju.
ly-ijands, Onslow county, Wednes-
day. September 27th. . -
I JacksonviUe, Uhsiow county, i ur-
, senteraberSStb. .
i;,, ...nd. Onslow county. J?n-
.u&rb90i.
- " - ;'
1 - J "i- rm i .
I Oak Grove School lionse, vrtert
'Ml1iv Xfnmlav. October and. -
kort, Carteret county, Tuesday.
irvflr 3rrl-
Vrint. Iluntimr Quarter. Cartcr-
TIV Wwlnesdar. October 4th.
n,ii. Smyrna. Carteret
1 "i,, v i tobcr 5th.
Banks. Carteret
j county, Friday, uciooer otn
I , 7": r .Tl.n X.
-APP 01111 r"" v
I Rtnnlca.
i rw .
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T . K staDles. of Greensoo-
wv ;ii .iMnsa the citizens of Duplin,
Pender and New Hanover as follows:
. MagnoUa Monday, September ioui.
12 o'clock, noon.. ,
ilockv iuiu iuuji
imh. at 12 o'clock, noon. :
vnmington Wednesday. SepUrn-
Chi n'n Democratic State Ex. Com.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Just Received.
300 BAlJS corFEK -100
BBLS" SUGAK"
100 BOXES CIIKESE
AND SEPTEMBER MULLETS.
haLl&pearsall
septta. I
1861 - - - 1882,
ESTABLISHED
20 Years.
JJ , A . DJlil IXL 06 VJ U . j
PufnitllTC
'
Bedding,
HATING REFILLED THEIR EXTENSIVE
AND LARGEST WARE ROOMS IN
THE STATE, WITH
AETISTI0 GOODS,
lnvlte tnelr patronfl and the public to an in-
.
Lowest PMceS and the Lar-
gest Variety of Furniture
ever offered in this market.
D. A. SMITH & CO.,
8ept l-tf THE FURNITURE MEN.
H ' 1
Excursion.
THE LADIES OF THE FIFTH STREET
M. E. Church will give a Family Excur-
I IJACOPrtPT WlTnWVS
I Ull UlC OKHUICl J. awl A , nuiuuu
I . v o a. an o -U.ll
Fortsl Refreshmen83 at city prices. Tickets
for the tne round trip 50 cents. This win be
the last of the season.
sept 17-2t-sun-tues
T?ev. Daniel jMOlTelle'S
- r - -i -
, . i :
toglish and classical school.
8. W. Comer of Orange and Fifth Sts.
The twenty-third annual session (D. V.) wll
begin Tuesday, October 3rd.
sept lZ-tues-tu-Bat tx
Country Merchants
ILL FIND A FIRST-CLASS STOCK
f Hardware la every respect and prices as
1 .
low as any nousorcan nie
Successors to Jno. Dawson & Co.,
19. 21 A 23 Market St.
sept 17 Wilmington, N. C.
Look.
i . i
T OUR NEW AWNINGS. ! Can put you
t nn one of the same kind, or make your
Carpet to lit and have It properly sewed, or
hnVVoiir Shades or Paner. or do tout Up-
I holsterinz as It shonld be done, and as for
MattwWe. wo have the material and cam
the work Call and seeps, at
H .ik WRIT'S. 27 K. Front street.
Busy Ust week. May llud time to serve v
this Week. sept 17
i v
ou
Third iWard Democratic
! Club.
9
nplIERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Third Ward Democratic Club at the City
i
Court; Room, TUESDAY evening, September
19th, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of reorganl
nation.
A full attendance la desired. ,
sept 17-2t W. J. YOPP, President.
, .Wanted.
JpERSlMMOS LOGS FOUR FT. TWO
roches long, seven Inches and over In diame-
ter at the small end. Straight and free from
knots and bark offr .
sept 16-3t NORTHROP & CUMMING.
Carriage Work.
RAKING AND REPAIRING CARRIAGES,
Buggies, Carts, Drays, and everything la oui
Hneof boslnc&s. Orders promptly attended
to, and work guaranteed. , ,
GEO. D. RILEY,
sept 9-lm Cor. Mulberry and Fourth sts.
I Am Receiving
N1
EW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER and
will soon hare In the handsome ct assortment
f MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS ever in
OUclty. ....7. . '.
'f- ' Eeapectfullj. " ' t .:. ,
. t ; MJS3E, KARRER,
Mptf ! 1 Krchmae Corner.
19 1882.
NO. 223.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Now Is the Time
1
10 SUPPLY YOURSELF Wim A KINK
COOKIKG prOVE
i .... I
and llouM furiiUliinj?
Uoods generally.
PAltKEK & TAYLOirS,
sept 17
- Is the Place.
Cerhardt & Co.,
M
ANUFACTURERS AND DEAL- fwfV
era in Baggies, Harness and Saddle
septI7-ly,
No.' 43 X. Front ct.
Wanted.
NO. 1 CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH.
Apply to
GERHARDT & CO-V
septl7-tf
No. 45 North Front St.
B aggi ng,Ties, Twjne, Bacon ,
! Lard, Molasses "
1000 BAUUlAt, ?,
2000 Bdis red, Arrow ana , nocxer xu,
5 Bales TWINE,
100 Boxes D S SIDES, -
50 Tcs and Buckets LARD,
100 Hhds and Bbls Porto Rico
and Cuba MOLASSES.
For sale by
sept 17 KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.
Sugar, Coffeef Meal.
Bbls C and Ex. C SUGAR,
y U 75 Bags COFFEE, all
grades.
500 :
Foi
sept 17
500 Bush Water-Ground MEAL.
For sale low by '
KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
Fact, Wot Gas jl
: . O- ' - ;
THE ONLY EXTENSIVE AND
REGULAR FISHERY IN
THIS SECTION !
-OME JO OUR PACKING ROOMS j AND
see the Fresh and alt Fish we a. shipping
daily,
i
VT. E. DAVIS & SON.
sept 17
Removal
I HATE REMOVEDiTO THE STORE North
side Market Street, next door to Dr. Green's
Drug Store, where I will be pleased to see my
' j
friends. Will open In a few days a handsome
- t ,- -;: I ' ; j U ,! j
swek of goods. Am now selling bargains
from present stock. j '
sent 17 JNO. J. IIEDRICK.
School Books!
N
EW
AND SECOND HAND, I
f I VERY CHEAP !
!'.' - . ,
Also, Pens, Ink, Pencils, i j
Penholders, Slates, Crayon,
Book Bags. Straps, Sponges,
Copy Books, Exercise Books,
1 . .
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac.
sept 17
C. W. YATES.
Chasi EJ Smith,
Cotton Buyer & Commission
I Merchant,
-pEALER IN HIGn GRADE FERTILl
zers, Genuine Peruvian Guano, Kalnlt, Ac, Ac.
Liberal advances made on consignments of
J.
Cotton, to which we give fpeelal attentio:
Correpondanc solIcIteL" -; :
Office comer Princess and Water streets,
Wilmington, N, C J sept 12 tf
OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
spitmlier 16th, 1SS2.
Taxei
riIHE CITY TAX-BOOK FOR THE YEAR
le82 is now In vay hands for. the collection of
the Taxes. Prompt payment Is requested.
! " HENRY SAVAGE,
sept 17-3t i r , . ! ' ' Tax Collector.
, Female School.
1
MISSES BURR & JAMES.. ......Principal.
MRS. M. S. CUSmNG..MuIcallJistructres.
THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
of this School will commence on Thursday,
fvoir 5Ui. 1SS2. and close the thiru week 10
The course of InstrucCun Is, as Ijeretofore,
uWl tMl thoronsrh. , . t '
vhik Mmerial care U bestowe! upon tmpTJU
following the higher branches of English and
Xl4tbematk-ii, tlie training f Touyc eniblrcn
ts eonsidwrd of great lBiportaaee,; odc of the
k-jHnr oLif ta heinz to lar a firm foundation
of f andamental princfplea upon w hleh to build
for future advancement.
Great care bestowed to accomplish perfec
tion In the Art of Reading. .;- :
Pnplls of Mnsic out&ide of the School can be
accommodated with suitable hours by early
appucaoon. 1 -
For farther particulars tee circclars or
eeptlO PRINCIPALS,
i i i r
We will be glad to receive ccnnurlcia j
from our friends on any aarj all n!Jtsl t
general Interest but. , , . .. I ! -,
The name of the trrtter mast ;&hrara bcfut
nUho.1 to ih Editor. : j j ;
- ConimtinicaUon mnst Im wrtttea ; oa cal
one sklc of lite paper. j- j !
I Personalities must be avoi'tcU. , y -
" AM It t iM!claUjr Lmt iiarUcolarly end
looi that the KJltor doca not alwars cador
ne t icw oi corrcsponuculs cnlcsa o l
In the editorial column
i . . . .
r "i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
StrictlyilBuoinboo
AND.
1I0NEST DEALINGS!
WILT. ALWATS BE FOUND
AT OUR -NEW STORE
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15 iHaie Sireot;
V
lb.. J
We are now having
w having 'maile; to order "aa tat
wadej to
tatirt
toeir'of- '
BootG and
.... frM- ' I
Also a fine assortmontof Ladlea aadGeat's
Slippers of the latest styles and cut., .
. ! ?fi '::il (
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NO SHODDY GOODS
Q 1 . . :.f ;.,i::v:ju a
Our goods for MEN and BOYS will be tmiari
I i' ; . ii.. I i '
.passed. - Wait for the. opening of oar
I I . . . I , t i
A'
ir.
New Store handNe7Stdck,
t men win ue aoouv vv;i.vxjiak
lt,tf f
you want stvlish and good gooda, ;
1
IT WILL PAT TOU!"
0 . vW
Dryfoos & . Sternhefger,
: .
45 MAKKET STREET;
I HAVE SEVERED , MY, CONNEQTIOK
. ,. ., ...... i . , - j 1
with the Shoo house of .A. 6 briers iTh inking
my many .friends' for their llleral .patrprigo I
ask a con tnuance of the same at pur new itort
and can : guaranteo satisfaction In eTCry ;re-
spect to my old and new friendaP .
sept 17-lm
SOL. 6TERNBKRGER.
Groceries at Betatlt v"
URING THE PREVALENCE dFTHZSlC
high prices 1 have reduced the prlceaof Tiqnx
1.50 to t2 per bbL. whoiesaiejina reiaiu
CANVASSED HABIS, Nol, at 16CperiP
1 i
zoo
LBS. VERY CHOICB t.'.l i
-!
- Si C. HAMS ANI 8IDS3J
CHICKENS.' EGGS AND FRCItS, la Scawi
j- -., v - . :. n n . 4...
received dally by the dcrentrod,
and loatiiand jold dlrocf id lr-J
consumers.
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Coffees Roastca Dcily !
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IS UNQUESTIONABLY TIU3 BEST FXOTJR
; IN THE CITY.--" ;4 H-p.
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Lowest prlces-best goodamost cotaplete
assortment la the city, at , 7j jjj
JAS. C. STEVENSOIi'S.
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SUED :;C.O,T.TvrJ
I7qrited
RE PARATO IiY TO TIUJ . QTZZZZQZ 'OY
the new season we call allecUoj wt Lxt
that. we 1 WILL PAY: TIIK IHGHCr,? ZXAJL-
KET PRICED FOi..UJTTqNtt ilJL.
o'niy'at--'1 '
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Choice Extra , Starred
- Beef! ; :V;t
AT JOHN C lJ)RNEMANSj STA5J) Cl
Market, three toor East of fcecctd lot
of : TERY fcCPERJOU STALL TDPL2jf
haa Just been rcceiircJ which be iwCl Crce
of on liberal terase to hi customers frcst t!Ji
oruxr&W . eontinnliiff for eliht o teallara; ;
- He also keeps constantly on hand lit 11 CIT
LAMB, VEALand PORK. . .
Epicure, come and ace for yoxuT::lTU.
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