rrr ' '
josh t. irAiiEs. ,
,urtu AKDrEOfBlCTOB.
.TION POSTAGE PAID:
-ir-" , vlx months. $2.00. Tnree
Oi nth, 55 cenU.
,f the city. tueDote
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' r..-wv llire "ullIJuc- -
'.Tj', - f.r-Ifbt II Cw
K A l.'f
tf;o ha? M
the hir
new comet?
Ufahtnowfor the equinoc-
'7cim exhibited in States-
forrett
- e a-ccipti ot cotton at this port yes
x frut up hales. '
i.ioti Compress commenced
.-t- vtirilfiT-
r ihcroioarcter ransed amon- the
. - P yctcrday. At 3 000. in thia
if imscmieo degrees.
ralnal!e matter remains in the
in this city addressed ; to
jT.A.&W. McQueen, Alma,N.
C:M. K-w lJurr asant Grove,
SC.
T-i BuiMcr and others Go to J ACO
H j ( r Sa-h, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
You can get all sizes and at the
foweit rrices.
Tie rtpiar trips of the Passport will
U- illicoslisucd for the season aflei to
dit. hewiMboputintrim for tow-
.KrgMd friend. Capt. W. J. letter,
cn his services as coast pilot to Ves
a'j cbsing iorts. He can be found
iiSaltliTille. ... -
T!icrc was but one case before the
Qt Court yesterday, that being an in
cfeiiive case of drunk and down
ixa was dismissed.
Tse (ireenbackers will holdanomi
txiz; convention at the Court House
taSilunlay. We do not know wheth
er tbev will nominate a full county
uict.
Personal.
apt. John W. Kllis, of Columbus,
u ia the city yesterday.
Cay. X. II. Spnint, our quandom
ie'.ltxr tuwnaman, but now of New
fork, was in the city yesterday. "1
Mr. Samuel Hall, who for quite a
luhiUt of years past has resided at
rbecnix. B!ai!cn county, has moved to
'Hi city.
U are grieveil to learn that there is
w Krceptiblo improvement in te
plijsical condition of Mr. Jas. G. Brad
ley who has been quite sick for some
tftks past. I.as: night his condition
ii not considered as favorable ""as
leretoforu.
Sahhath School Convention.
The next annual meeting of the
North Carolina Sabbath Scool Associa
tion will take place in the Presbyterian
cVoah, ia Winston, on Wednesday,
November 1. 1, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
IVIrtte will have homes provided
theai, and are retjuested to reach
Niion oa the day or night before.
Urvrramnie of the exercises will be
'-I in due time bythp executive
waiai:toe.
The Excursion Yesterday.
Hie excursion given under the aus
Kofthe lilies of the Fifth StrceiM.
CLsreli. on the lLt.Dort. vestcnLiv.
"ulirjely attended. Just befero tie
started off with her cargo or
yPPJ people Mr. C. M. Van Orsdell.
r- appeared on the wharl, arnietl with
t-f camera, ami photographed her.
Wnthat he caught a very fine
Ktarp or her. The excursion was
enjoyed and the attendants will
J look back with pleasure to the last
oiriioii of ISsJ.
Hazel Klrkc.
Madison Square Thntrn wit
present its great metropolitan
"Hazel KirkeM and "lmer-
Tie rormcr play has been gitcn over
lo thousand times and tb latter has
r.r a whole year at the theatre. Wc
authorized to state that the company
" to appear uumcs under the direct
3jPscrirtlic Madison Square Thca
trf tn,l bring special sceucry for each
Y' Their appearance will be an un
JVcil dramatic event, as they pro-
th two great plays of the year.
rwhwatcr rerch,Tront and Black
til. V-. ... v .
"wu ana lme3. A faU assort
Ct lowert prices at Jacosi'M
' ' Tf i I
lit lft
VOL. VI. , W I LMINGTON. : N. C'!. ;THtRSlAY: SElVlTEliiER
PIAKIN'G LAST NIOIIT.
to the AblC AreH i uoi;
'Jill.'k. 8lapler 'ofjUrccus-
i iiqr. , 4 j r t j f i r, j handsome young ladies breaking ground
. Y n j Jn,r.i I for a' railroadi The estiv ities of the
A very Ure ajiseui blaze ftatliercU1 i , :f;
... . . .pi -Li ifv lhiy will be brought to a close with a
around the bland on Third, benreenj ? . ,VxJ - r ,
Dork and Orange utreets, last iight to
hear Col. Jno.N. Staples, of (frefiih
iMiro. The speaker isjgpntlenian-of a
tine and commanding-presence and was
introduced toliis amUehcc in a terse
Iittlesneoch by Mr. Th. V. Strange.
Ck)l. Staples, 011 taking the stand, open
ed his speech with an anecdote and
soon won the respect and attention of
his large audience, which is variously
esUmaled at from 700 to l.OpO. In jus
tice to Col. Staples wc will not attempt
a review of his able arguments. There
is but ono expression of jsentiraen
in regard . to the 1 speech J and that
is that it was one j of (the very
best ever delivered in this city. He
spoke for about two hours and was ask
ed to "go on" when he signified his (In
tention of bringing his speech to a close.
He showed up the iniquities of the cor
rupt Republican party since they have
been in power, both in the National and
State GoVernmenti; anil proved that the
j'Liberal" alias t)leomararine party
was but a branch of the Republican
vine. He touched on the Prohibition
Question and stoutly denied that it was
anything but a question of morality and
temperance, but said if our opponents
wanted to make it a political issue they
arc at liberty to do so. For, said he,
the Democratic party has a record on
it which theyro "willing to stand by;
He said the memorials containing 300,
000 names, asking for a Prohibition
bill, were presented to the General As
sembly and were pressed by the clergy
laity and over 250,000 1 citizens as
no bill was ever pressed before
He further stated that the Democratic
party, not wishing to curtail the rights
or privileges of tho people of the State,
peremptorily refused to pass a prohibi
tion bill, making it by enactment of the
Geueral Assembly a low; but presented
to the people of the State a bill for them
to ratify or reject. The sovereign peo
ple voted it down with a majority of
117,000, and he asked those present If
they thought tho Democrats would try
and secure a sumptuary law in the face
of the facts before them, when a Dem
ocratic Legislature refused to pass a
bill prayed for by 300,000 people" before
submitting it to the popular vote. He
referred to tie internal, Improvements
since tho party of good Igovernment
came into power in this State. He
cited the building of railroads, the ten
Normal schools five of which are for
the whites and five for the colored
people. -The InianeAsylups at Golds
boio and 'Mofganton, and other im
provements and challenged any of the
Republican orators; to point out one
nine of railroad which was built under
Republican rule or to , show that even
oho bttckAvasMaid inthe erection of
schools of learning.
In the audience were quite a large
number of colored persons who listened
attentively to- the. speaker's cool, con
vincing and dispassionate address: Col.
Staples .made many ' friends who will
always be pleased to give him a hearty
welcome to our city.
New Rolling Stock.
Large additions have very recently
been made to the, freighting capacity of
the Wilmington & Weldon. tho .Wil
mington, Columbia & Augusta and the
North Eastern' Railroads. Tho Y. &
W. has built 50 cars each for the other
two roads.mentioned and is now build
ing, and has nearly, completed, at the
shops in this city. 50 for its. own line,
while the W.C. & A. R. U. has built 50
for itself at the company's shops in
Florence. This makes ah addition of
200 freight cars, of 40,000 lbs. each ca
pacity, an assregate of- 8,000,000 lbs.,
to that part of the Atlantic Coast Line
between Weldon and Charleston. .
" "Early Methodism."
On Tuesday, evening last, at the
Front Street M. K. Church. Mr. Wm
kf. Poisson delivered a lecture before
the 'Christian! t Association or that
Church on VKarly Methodism" in this
city, einbraciug the period from 1791 to
1865. Wc learn froni one who listened
to it. that the lecture was highly inter
esting, bringing to the memory of oniel
olUw oldest, mem Vers 01 uia wus
gatiou names and incidents long since
forgotten by them, and the recital of
which was highly enjoyable. The lec
ture, wo are told, evidenced much care
ful research, and as a matter of history
is. a valOAbj4additon to the archives of
the rise and progress of Methodism in
this city. .. I -. ; .
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m mm m m s t r a - - . ; .. mm mm mm m . -. m w i
H 1 11 i- i-i J -ii L4.,. M VII . .... II.. II . J. . - n
.u;c
, . A big time is expccteil at I'oiot Cas
ivell oil TueIay iiext. f A large crowd"
will Ec there to listen to the speakers
and witiiess tliel novel bight of sixty
tiance ai nigia. xuc bicamcr tonn jaw
m will leave he f wharf Fa the citt kt
5 o'clock a. mJ and rctfirn after.tlic
ball. : " J 22lviIL-
A Testimonial.
apt. John. W. Harper was the re
cipient yesterday of a pair or rery hand
some field glasses, froiii a gentleman, of
this city. This is but another evidence
of tho popularity of the handsome com.
maudcr of the 'fotstport. jOh, by '.tie
way, Captf Johnnio tried those glasses
yesterday afternoon' when the focus fe
on a very beautiful female acquaintance,
who was a couple of blocks off, and as
he tranquilly gazed at her, he murmur
ed, Thou art -so near and yet so" far;"
- Tlie New Calicoes.
The new designs in prints for Fall
and Winter are, some of them at least,
Vcry.!.handsome.; The most popular
styles am large brilliant flower effects
on dark wine, blue and black grounds,
the dark grounds setting off the superb
high color effects' ' in 1 elegant display.
Rose buds, full-blown roses, large flow
er and leaf effects take the lead. . The
grounds ar&not a muddy shade, but full
of tone! brilliancy, and life. Because of
the superiority, of work and diversity of
styles the prints sales this season will
probably, be very large. ; 'a;.-i: I
A: Galaxy of Beauty. ; 7
The following is the list of young la
dies from Sampson, Bladen, Pender
and New Hanover counties who" have
been selected to break ground at') Point'
Caswell - next Tuesday,' for! the con
struction of .the Clinton, Point Cas
well & Wilmington-R.7il.,-hich lias
been furnished us for publication r
1 Sampson County. Misses Cora Mur
phy, Mattio Corbett, Katie Boykinf
Fannie Boykinr Sue ; Herring, Mattie
Herring, .Maria Shaw, Minnie New
kirk." Ellea FennelUftosa Fennell; An-:
nie Lamb,Ella Johnson, Anna ,"Mose"
ley, Delilah Fennels f. , .
Duplin county Misses Sue Williams,
Helen Faison.Bell Southerland, Minnie
Newbury. " . ' ".
Bladen county Misses Maggie
Cromartie, 1 Kate Cromartie, Emma
Cromartie,Ida Cromartie, Mollie Simp
son, Mattie Thompson, Mary J. An
drews, Mollie Henry,
Pender county Misses Mittie Henry,
Atwood Henry, M. A. McMillan, Sallie
Powers, Hattie Alderman, Mollie Hall,
Delia Moore, Katie Tate, Innie Dur
ham, Helen Smith, Emily William's,
Carrie. : aloore, '. Mary Murphy,
Lillian Moore, Es telle Moore, Carrie
Hines, Mollie Moore, Maggie Murphy,
Laura Murphy, Callie Murphy, Katie
Thomson, Oilie Simpson, Ada Colvin,
Eliza Murphy, Mappie Paddison, Katie
Paddison, Fatima OTIanlan, Florence
Moore.
New Hanover County Misses Cornie
Berry, Annie Wilson, Sallied Cutts,
Georgio Bi Atkins, Allioe,Garreli, Flora
Main, Ali Mete t , .EUa , JVeill, Ella
Senatorial Contention. '
Mr N; A McLean, Chairmaix pf the
Robeson County, Democratic Executive
Commiitee, called the Convention to or
jgj. , '.
Air E D Meares, of Columbus, and
Mr D W Millsaps of Robeson, were
appointed a Committee on Credentials.
'fhe roll of Townships was called.
All the Townships of Columbus repre
sented except Waccamaw and Western
Prong, and all of Robeson except ; Blue
Springs. ' . , '
It was moved and carried that a
committee consisting of three represent
atives irora Robeson and thrce:frpm
Columbus be appointed on permanent
organization. Tho Chair tDen appomir
A the fhllowmfr..-" I 1 1
From Columbus, Messrs." D P High,
J P Faulk and Emanuel Wright. From
Robeson, Messrs. J C Atkinson, A W
Fuller aud J a McCai turn. &r.
Tho ' Committee then reported the
following permanent . officers : m
Chairman, Samuel Jr. McDaniel, 01
Columbus. ' n
: .SecreUflcs, lt1 M Nplclver.of Rob
esbn and Mr RTi Iivetl, of Columbus.
Mr D P. High moved that the Con
vention proceed to a nomination.' which,
was carried. Mr D J 'Lewis, of Colmn
bus, then placed in nomination. Col. T
F Toon, of Columbus, who vas . nomi
nated by acclamation.' Messrs N . A
McLean. Hamilton McMillan and M
MtlUe.roriRoUopcre, placed in
mtminniinn. It was moved and car
ried that the two thirds rule?be adopted
McRac 0. U was then moved ana car
ried that the nomination of Col Toon
and Mr McLean be made" unanimous.
It was then moved and earned that
the Chair appoint a committee of two
. -
i tUa Ha tn L-nrr iir Town-
i.;rw ThA'votA b.inr taken MrN AirpUATiWOKl
Mclean was deciared to nom!t&: I XjrfJJg
rote standing alclean 3, icjiuian j, some think it is
-HT a-v., A : 1 r '4
didLfnmi Coliimbua nnd Uobcson.toi
iniorra.lhc gentleinen of tlwir, nomina-t
lions, itMesrs 31 Q' Coleman ami II
Best were appoi nXcd on, t her part of Co -ITimlm.;.
and Messrs!) XV Millsaps ami
A W Fuller 011 tlie part of Robeson. ;
MrJ A McCallum then bfiercd. the
folkiMripg.-resoJutious whirJi were adopt
ed: 1 .
WiiEKivAsV AVe regret, that our able
and distinguished Senator, Capt V. V
mpfcardson. ' has been compelled by
innVate business relations to retire fr.om
the crvico'nrthe citizens f the fifteenth
Senatorial District, therefore, be it
licnolrctlThiLt tlie thanks of the citi
zens pf, Robeson and Columbus in con
ventiofviiStcmblcd, be,Telurned to him
for Ms faithfnl and -efficien t services,
andbr his abe and strong .defeuce of
tho principles of theDeniocratic party,
on vtlucn is based all true and safc genr
ernnht. . " ,. . . ' 1.
It was movtst -and; carried that the
firocedings of thia Convention be pub
ished in the r Wilmington SUir and
Review, " and' Whiteville -Enterprise,
and the Robesoniart; '1 ,
Mr High moved that the thanks of the
Convention be returned to the officers
and that the Convention adjourn, "which
waa:narrifd. - - - I
Samuel F. Mci5ANIELt3haimah!,
M..McItck 'and R. L. Ijovxax,
Secretaries J L; " 1 r
Anything in the Jhard ware line can
be found At reasonable prices at Jaco
biis:. . .i ; x i.i 1-, L f.
NEW ADVEBTISEIEN'rS.
Robert H Cowan Lodge No.
; : 5KL ofH. ;
REGULAR MEETING win beheld at S
o'cip;L, tliU (Tliursday) eren'ng la Odd
Fellow's HaU. ' " ! . . .
1 .B? ovCz? of the Pi"olec;or.
pt 0 it JAS. W. J ACJSSON, Secfy.
FRUIT BUTTER.
r - ...
Peach, Pine Applet Plum,
yuince oc Appie-DUiter.
4 Fresli and IJiceV : ;
n
rjJHE BEST SELECTED AND CHEAPEST
Stock of. Groceries to bo found in the city.
' ' Another lot of those elegant Fancy Cakea
acknowledged by all to be the best in the city.
Onr May "Queen U without doubt, the best
Crapon & Piciett, 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
80pt2Q
IS and 18 South Front Street.
Notice.
, , . Rqckt Point; N. CrSept. 21, 1S32.
TiEFERRING TO THE NOTICE OF-DU.
XL E. Porter, contained in the Morning Star
of April the 7th, ana the reflections therein con
tained ntrainst my personal honor and intetrri-
ty, and replying to the widespread charges of
. A. . I 7! 1 .. 4. ..VX.- A.
misconuuct uunog uur nxw uujmruimsmp. uui
in circulation against me by Dr. Porter, I beg
leave of the public to say, that at my sugges
tion ill matters Ip controversy between us
were submitted to arbitration; and the follow
ing result Is published as a complete reply and
vindication, nnd nothing further seems neces
sary. Respectfully, w. b. hocut:
: fCOFY.l
In the matter of the arbitration submitted to
us by E. Porter and W. B, Hocut, touching
their 'late copartnership under the name of
Porter & Hocut, and the various sub?ectsof
controversy growing out of their recent disso
lution, we the undersigned, arbitrators as
aforesaid, find as follows, viz : . We find all the
Issues submitted to us in favor of W. B. Hocut,
and find that the said dissolution took place on
the 5th day of January. 1882, and this decision
covers all matters and transactions up to that
date, 'lhat as to all matters and transactions
whatsoever between said parties np to, and In.
elusive of, said 5tU day of January. 183?, tho
said Hocut oy?s said Porter nothing. That
sold Porter Is to have aud keep all tbe assets
of eaidfirm, of every kind except th? U dividu
al account o: the said .Hocut to the &a id firm,
which la to be considered palJ. as hi j share
end benefits of the copartnership up to the
said time of dissolution ; and tbe said Porter to
assume all the liabilities of the said firm, and
to surrender to the said Hocut his note for five
hundred nnd three dollars and flfty-flv3 cents,
dated Hth Febrnary 1875.
And wef urther find that the said Porter is
doe and owinsr to the said Hocut. the sum of
one hundred and f ortv-nlne dollars and t ixty
cents. And it is fnrthsr adjudsred that the
sum to be paid to the board of arbitrators shau
be one hundred dqllavi, which amount Is to be
nakl bv the said E.. Porter, aoeordine .to the
articles of agreement between the parUe3.
. fn wltnes whereof, we hereunto et our
hands this 2nd day of September, l!8?.
... (sugneuj Vn t rto.?mtL.L Jr.
M. M. KATZ.
JOllX D. TAYLOR.
sert 20-dAwIt
'S.Wotice.'-
NY STEAMSHIP OR SAILING VESSEL
I wishing to change ports on our coast and. want
ing a Coatt Pilot, can find one by applying to
' ' v " T " ' W, .Tfc POTTER,
Mpt-lT-k 1 ,rr. f SmithvUle, N.C.
Situation Wanted;
YOUNG MAN WELL EDUCATED seeks
employmeot In any capacity.' Speaks English,
, . , ; i i - . ... ,'--... ...
French and; German. Employment more ot
an object than salary.
Ad'h-cssP
jt'F. JJULLER, "
: Commercial Hotel.
ZT
Whylslt
v IS BEQUG UTiFVR me to do?i
sav because I anrertise.
because I am so easily found.
Others think becace I pnarv no pains to give
SttsfactSen.; 1 turn, now I Bed np with old fur
ture and mattresses, and my help Is out
hanging paper and still more work offered at
,)rr,,(, . S.JEWETTS,
ipt ili - 27 N. Front street.
I :. v. f '
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21. 1882. , NO. 225
NEW - AIyKUTISK3rEVT
James A. Willard.
GKN
NEKAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AN I V0ia;i! AJslNG I AGENT.
E. Cor, Charles' and. Pratt Sts.,
ausr 3
IlALTIMOHE. Ma
PUR0ELL .HOUSE.
TJNDlSlt NEW MANAGEMENT,
. f . ' , WILMINGTON, N. C
I H. I PERRY, iToprietor
Late Proprietor Atlantic I loteL 1rat
in aU its ayixjintments. Terms $2.50 to $3
lay. , - i I febfUf
Oape Fear Academy.
WASHINGTON CATLETT, Principal. I
fA- Svr- RANDY, A. P... Assistant. 1
rilllETKNTit SESSION REGINS MONDAY.
X Oct 2d. This ehool offers an opportunity
for a thoroneli preparaUtt for business or col
lege. Boj s In tbc rudiments carefplly trained.
Discipline Urm, school building centrally loca
ted (Meginncy building.Fourth Bi.) and recent
ly fitted np.' Seeclrcnlarsln Cookstores.
ReVo Daniel Mor relict
TjlNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. '
i S.W.' Corner of Orange and Fifth StsT
The twenty-third annual session (D. V.) will
I . ; .
begui Tuesday, October 3nL
sept 12-tues-th-sat tf . .
1
I Am Eeceiving
N
EW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER and
will soon have In the handsomest assortment
of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS ever In
this city. ' . ,f . t
T: Respectfully, ' ; . ....
MISS E. KARRER, '
sept 6 r Exchange Corner.
if liotgdgeSale,
B
Y VIRTUE OF. THE POWER OF SALE
contained In a ccrtabi mortgage made by John
Bennett and wife Phoebe, to. Michael Hooper,
recorded in Book K K.Jv, page 313 of the
Records of New Hanover county, the under
signed, as Administrator o f said Michael Hoop
er, will proceed to sell at, public auction, for
cash, at the Court House door, in, the city of
Wilmington, on MONDAY. OCTOBER 16th,
1882, at 12 o'clock, MJ, the following property
in the city of Wilmington : Beginning at a
stake on Harnett street 82 feet 6 inches from
Its intersection "with Eighth street, runs thence
North parallel with Eighth street 0G feet,
thence West 41 feet 3 inches, thence South 6(i
feet, thence East 41 feet S inches, to the begin
ning; being a part of lot 5, block 309. '
- JOHNSON HOOPER, ,
- sept 1230t Adm'r of Miko Hooper,
Far Rent.
gTORE ON MARKET, BETWEEN
Water and Front streets. . ,
' r
' Store Corner of Market and Second
Store on Market, between Second and Third
streets. Also several Rooms suitable f6r fam
ilics.
Store and Dwelling corner .THrd and Nun
I Dwelling corner Second and Ann streets.
1 ? Dwelling corner Prmcesa and Fifth streets
Dwelling on Princess, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. : s ; .
Dwelling on Fifth, between Nun and Church
streets; f ' . '
Several Rooms suitnble foronices or sleeping
apartments.
Dwellingon Market between Sixth and Sev
enth streets. Apply to . D. O'CONNOR,
septl5-lw .Real Estate Agent.
Fact. Not Gas I
' ' , . , ' '.
THE ONI'Y; EXTENSIVE . AND
REGULAR FISHERY JN I
THIS SECTION!
c
OME TO OUR PACKING ROOMS AND
see the Fresh aud Salt. Fish .we arc shipping
daily. W. E. DAVIS & SON.
sept l - , ;,s, r
H
SALT
FISH I
FISH !
,: . AND ,.r
OYSTERS.
' BUY FROM ' h ,
VWW II VJ JIV VVft
' WHOLES A LE & RETAIL DEALERS. "
We catch -and pack otrr own Fah. AD xx
and guaranteed as iwronontl. ,
Ixwer onl of FIaH Market" lietween ivwk
and Orange, GEO. W. DOYLK H CO.,
sept 7-1 "i ; Wilmington. N. C.1
J list
ived.
m-
'300
r BAGS COFFEE,
i".
100
100
RBLS. SUGAR,
BOXES CHEESE,
.AND SEPTEMBER .MULLETS.
- -FOR SALE BT: '-'" 1
HALL&PEARSA1.L
sept 13 r
-ConntiMercIiant
FIND A FlI3TCLASSt;TOCK
. . .... ... .i . -.. - . rf
of Hardware hi every refiert 1 anI priced as
Ior As any house can make.' r. , --
Successors to Jno. Dawson JL
19. Sift 23 Market St.
septI7-" - IWllminztoa,i,C.c.L
0 S M 1
-0" -
, PLEASE NOTICE.'
WwlJibcUjt.Vfrece!T6 commtmlcaUo
from ui 'friends on W and all subjects
gpbriiYnCiitbuY 1 1 n Q a f j T
TLo name tf Use. writer must always be'fu
alsheri taU Editor,. J , ,1 H 1
CommunlcaUoosmtut bo wrtttea oa oal
one sMc of the, paper.- j y ( . I
PersonUUc miut be arolded. j.
And It U e pecbUlj nd pArtlcoUrly xmd
tool tiatjth'e Editor does not always endor
bejdf corrcsixlndenU antes soi
i ; 1 r ..- K r- . '
NEW A O VETISEIENTS.
Shetlan.dAawlo I
1 L
BROWN & J10)DICK,
A,
'''iJ.-
i
I
ft ami 7 North Front S
1 V ?f
L?
XlCrE ARE CLOSING OUT THE BALANCE
- 1
Just suitable ibr cool evenlBgat the ' Sm
bore.
!
50 Pieces Tiirkoy Bed
Bamaslf.1
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BROWN & RODDICK.
5 and 7 Korth Front St.,
s WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
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: ; .Groceries ratifibtail. ,
DURING TnE PRE VALENCE" OF TIIESB
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high priccskI have reduced the prices of Flour
flso to $2 per bbt, wholesale nd retail.
CANVASSED ITAMs' Noi iff at 16cpcrlb. '
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CHICKENS, EGGS "AND FRUITS, In Season
received dally by the- tliffcrcnt roads
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and, boats and sold direct to
consum
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Coffees Roasted 'Daily !
' THE "BBIDE"
IS UNQUESTIONABLE THE? BEST FLOUR
' :-' in THEicrrr.: . ' .
' Lowest prlces--bcst "goods most complete
assortment In the city, at , . , , , . ,
JAS. C. STEVENSON'S.
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