please Notice, i
, ' - r
We will bo gU 1 to recelre cqtamTtnlcatloa
. Borsknx. Mondays W
I from our friend) on any ami all snbjecti '
mis,
JOSH T. JAM
... J, 'mimosa POSTAGE PAID:
tt-oo. Three
.Mr
a ' m kl CMJB4UV,
.w. si 00: One monui,
& - -
" "TTr will U delivered by carrier free
; inanrpxrtof U city, at tie ttxne
or 10
cent per week.
r Wi . low and liber!.
tbelr paper rrguinj.
tm w i
Zj7u Da t7y Jfcrfet Aoj A largest j
r,4. circulation, (J any newspaper
loCAlTNEWSr"
' eTlJO HEW ADYITOKttllU.
t,.-.Sow)lbe Time
t No 45
XT K ! A Sis-H!t
sj,tTT-CriUnlnr
H M IV''"" Co ATe
jo J 1I iWCK EdmtI
GlWI.u:A Co-rUh
t W tiT x1 BooIlb
j( VKiTZ-tUn4 Winter.. ....
jrtt t rtttALt-n le
txuti SnTT-Orem House
KTitLtv-Twcnty Year
WoKrii A WoRTii-GrocerW. -J
Etcu Reinforce! Shfrti
j if Malibi New Att1t1-
)Ir9U9 Bsoft Tooth Biothes
B A lULLfcTT llojal Xrcanum
W L Smith, Mai or Proposals
Vt E Kakkkh I am EecclTlnj
TiBKLs Jfc Tailor Sure Enough
inn A ricKCTT-rruH Butter
XC,tU' IM.rENSAHr Mei Am'm
N Jaoioi To Make Home Beautiful
Bkuws Jt Kouuick Juat EecelTett
J c ri enks Croccrie at Betall.
A A WiuaEi Marln' Celebrated.
umaaoCBO SeeeaUy la the Mother
r C Miller Turnip ami Cabbage Seed
Jvi L Bitwriciit Parole Dllonneur,
MB John Dawikjs For Point CaawclL
tr E irBl!fCER A Co Country MerchanU.
DnitMH Jt Stersbbboer Strictly Bual
KiE.utB Jt Calher Bro Soap, SUrch,
i-
Mokkm Dear Jt Bk Dry Uoobj, No.
to, et.
Days length 12 hours and 4 minutes.
Freight room is scarce and wanted
i: this port.
Sunset this afternoon at 51 minutes
fast 5oc
lock.
He rcceipU of cotton yesterday at
ta rr worn
. . .
Vcuit uri 3 tiui iuq kAiu
There is no perceptible change in tho
cttv&km of Mr. Jas. G. Bradley.
OnecLUJand one adult were inter-
i1 1 IkSetuo Cemetery during the
HCtk.
Marriasc licenses were issuru to utu
... . . . .
cuiomi and one wmie coupica uu
ll wcck- L
stivmV.n nrmiJninr. CaDt. Doane. I
Kl!cd lrum thU port yesterday noon for
Xew York.
Three children and one adult were in-
trrrrd in l'ine Forest Cemetery during l
. I I
iir. John Kent Brown, of this city,
has been appointed a notary public by
the Governor,
Tfcequarterl meeting of Cornelius'
Hircett Council, No. 231, R. A., will
be fceld to-morrow evening. '
The handsome new iron bridge, about
feet long, over Rockfish Creek, on
ti W. & W. Railroad, has been com
J!eifd.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
i fo'Sash. BUnds and Doors, Glass.
4c Tou can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. . .
rxaaailable matter remains in the
lpcf5cc in this city addressed to J. B.
fcricUey, Freeman's Roads, N. C. as
alio one stamped envelope, no address.
Oar telegraphic reports to-day tell of
terrible rain storm which fell at Tar
loro ou Friday nigbL Tho rainfall was
M0 inches and the trackl of the
Tarboro Branch of the W. & W. R.
was greatly injured while the dam
a to the crops has been very heavy.
The store of tho Jewish merchants,
which were closed yesterday lor- the
Kopcr observance of Yom Kippur,
ere reopened last .evening at sunset.
There were eight business heuses closed
wi one block. South side of Market,
between Front and Second streets.
MondayNIffht.
CO. Wharton J. Green, our candi
for Congress from this district, will
sriV to-morrow (Monday) evening, on
Third street, between Dock and Orange,
A this is probably Col. Green's last
lch in this city daring the campaign
ttcre wiil In all probability be & large
rnout oa the occasion-
9.U.
VOL. VI.
. , ; ,Fifteen Years Old.
Our excellent neighbor, Uhe Morning
Bir9 celebrated yesterday; its filtecnth
birthday. We congratulate the propri
etor on the marked success which has
attended his efforts in vthc ( past, and
trnst that he may be usually successful
in the future. May he live to celebrate
hU fiftieth,' instead of his fifteenth
annirersary; and may we be on hand
to tender piir congratulations.
.Speaklntr at ltocky Point.
' Cbl. B. B. .Moore-and Major John
W; Dunham of this city, are j among
the invited speakers ho have accepted
inviLaiions 'to spcaK ai a lemocraiic
meeting to be held at Rocky Point De" i
poi on Daiuruay next, ine uiu insi.
Fine speeches may bo expected from
the sterling: Democrats. . It will also
be the occasion of cKoosin delegates to
thie'County Democratic' Convention, of
Pender. s C
Severe Accident.
Mr. Need ham Brown, who is em
ployed at the Wilmington & Weldon J
Railroad shoos.' met with nuite a severe I
t
accident yesterday. "He was standing
, i ' " a - ' i 1 ! I
byiometnlckallwithond leu resting
agaibst one bf the wheels.Uen another
truckwhich was shoved 'out of the
shops, camo in contact with his leg.
Tbonaogeof the wheel look out a piece
of flh7rom his leg nearly as largeas a
m'anV hand.' The wound is an ugly one
but is'not ricccssarily a darirous one.
Thursday night tho boutnern oound
paisenger. train left Weldon fifty min-
utcsl behind tune and ran from that
place to this city in four hours and five
minutes.y About twenty-five minutes
of tho time was consumed stoppages,
thus making tho actual running time
three hours and forty minutes. Mr.
McSwain was the engineer andCapt.
Cutts"wasthe conductor of the train,
It seems a well understood fact with
the railroads to the - north of us that
when time is . to be made up it just
takes tho' Wilmington & Weldon Rail
road to do it. '
A FisUiTale.
Cols. DuBrutz Cutlar and DeRossct,
of Wilmington, were in townyester-
Sloan was their old schoolfellow; s peak-
ru:. CA rSitlarsaid he loved
seen them jump irom txiiu6 k.
m r it.- a Z m rr n
what! said Sloan, after they I were un
a l m- l nn.
iucj.
headed, gutted and scraped, leap from
the pan? Yes, said the Colonel they
4id! Well. I dont believe that story
said Sloan; what do you say DeRossct?
I never saw anything of that sort, said
- " -
DeRossct. They had the laugn on
p . n.'-Ho tried to proje it oy me i
turtle but gutted and it head off it s
nnver in a frving pan. The Cashier ana
Col. DeRosset got friend Cutlar down
on that fish tale. JleidsvUU Times.
Personal.
. w T reen. the Democratic
WW. ' "
-r,d?tA for Congress irom mis ui-
trfct, is in tho city and favored us with
a call last night
ne wui Bi v
Third street to-morrpWi evening
. .rn.iiSmnro
Cor. John ai . rwo o iusu u , w
an, ol
Lino
President ot the Bay au
board & Roanoke Railroad
finrl .P51 -
also 01 mo ttrviiu, "'
reached New York last Tuesday ?a
steamer Gallia, with Mrs. uooinu.
aRer a tour 01 over twu
a - m v n a 111
Europe. j ' t .
has been spending m Duu.-.v
tion first at the Worm- Springs, in mis
Hon first at the Warm- Springs, in mis
State, and afterwards a'cTrJ0?;
Hnnn.. returned here on iriday nigui
o rotnmrd here on Jrriaay hi6"m
7. , ... . ...
much improved in health by his respite
from the cares of professional life
t
The Grecnhackcrs
0
The Greenbackers neiu "r
, 1 1 L -.n
tion in UiO toun xuuu j- - -
Geo. Irring was mado unamnw
Wcley AtSnr. inoy
the following nominations
SberiQ-Elijah Hewlett. , .
Clerk of the Superior Court-FJM.
Wooten. ' .
- Regiier of DccdST1 mce.
Treasurer Stephen DJKeys.
Coroner Chas. MaUett, Sr.
Constable-E. G. BarnjU.
Surveyor-Roderick Mciwc
CWCuae.
House of Reprcsen
UtivCS-rnos. A.
Wataon,:Hvjn Ajus. r .
. . . ., .
ArL clnadav nd Dockery which
dorsmg Canaday anu
ins thcnadjotiroo
Two handiomo and gincs. 1 for
use on tho Wilmington & Weldon Lad
road, have been received. They are
Urger and more powerful .than the en
gines now la use oa the road.
11 T j '11 -
j .1 i:r;:i
WILMINGTON. N. G. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER
Uice and Peanuts. f ; , ;
A' mec ting f of J the rice: and peannt
planters of, this section will be held at
tlie Bank of New Hanover on Tuesday,
at 12 o'clock, to take such steps as may
bo necessary to properly rt present those
interests before the, Tariff Commission:
This is important, and it is hoped that
every planter within the "reach of this
call will attend on the occasion."" I
Accidently Hurt."
Mr. James Terry, a workman em
ployed in the W. & W. Railroad Com-,
pany's' yard,' was'sericfusly injured yes
terdayjby the smoke-stack, of an engine
fallimr on him... He. r.tosether with
others, was engaged in taking1 the stack
down and wasslrdins JtOH apianK,
whn tne Pan broke and threw this
stack on' him, hurting hlsfeg, side arid
chest. He was immediately taken to
his home where medical .attendance
was called to his asistance. ;
Normal Schools v
We were " pleased to receive a call
yesterday from licv. wmj neroen;
Thrall, A. M., who comes to AVilmlng-
ton to take charge of the Normal School
rr V J ftTi o tr " i-rvo rxA nt ; Tlf om ATnal Wall
which is to opened at Memonai ll
on: Monday; Qctober nd, under the
auspices of the American Missionary
Association. Mr. thrall isa gentle-
man who comes here witn excellent
recommendations,' not only. as. to his
professional attainmentsi but also in
regard to his abilities as a teacner, ana
we most cordially Wish him success ln.j
our City. . Full particulars in regard to
tne school will be found in our . adver-
tising columns.
Freshwater Perch,Trout and Black
fish hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at JACCSi's.t
Brunswick County.
The Democrats of Brunswick county
m jn convention yesterday at Mr.
xhos. A. McKeithan's arid nominated
he followinc: excellent ticket:
For tho House A. A. Edwards.
For Sheriff Geo. M. McKeithan.
For Clerk of Superior Court W." S.
Doshcr.
For Register of Deeds W. R. Fr-
erurson.
For Treasurer R. W. Moitcituau.
IT m If
... iA
Tho following genuemeu huuciu
a Countv Executive Committee 1 .M
Afrr Chairman. E. J. Carter, V.
- 'w w n c. R w. Mc
ii . iibni
Tr.:,u o T Jltanland. B. L. Butler.
" !
The Graded Schools.
Afr. M. C. S. Noble, the newiy-ap-
. surinlendent of tho public
h lg of thig city, will be in tho differ-
t ded at; the times indi-
- na f w. for me DUnose of
.
,Toror,wv m-aded school. Thurs-
d the27th . from 9 a. m. to 12 m.
pwr. Thursday, the 27th inst.,
from 2k d. m. to 6 p. m.
tt: TnM.v hft28th inst.. from 9
uuwu, ; -.. . .j.
,.., t-..i. .,aoti, nit fmm
,
? . .Mf ll thn'fdiildren
11 la xuiwiwiut.
nt. their resDCC-
SDOumww"- " . t
. mptly on tne days
1 - - . .. ...
and hours mentioned, in order that they
m3y pr0perly graded, and thus avoid
Unvdelavat the commencement 01 me
r6n3.- - - '
- Qur d with the ,
1 - ------ . ,
hst of recommendations as a teacher.
,Ie was. for a considerable time, an as-
Uq is devoted to his, pro -
. .tpnda to mako teaching
rr -r .tpnda tomako teaching
LfeUmoimrinit.wid with his ability.
. pArnestnest he will
. . fn. ,A will
i experience mm w - .
of Wilmington
& :a
a grand success muiiu-.v. . .
glory ana nouwi i""""'"' '
1 u- mnm etinnorT. anu assisuuw
"" 71. nf our chil-
r- v. . - .'.wnun'M
arcn. u -. -
nsati8Cu,
too-
Let tho children, by
all mpfins. be
TI. i, above, and
present at iuulu .
m "K
alter the schools nave commemw
rcml ar sessions let the parents visit the
school rooms occasionally to see and
know how tho pupils, are ProSressiD
w.i - ZuTT- In their
couragemen - T" "
. .. j tKft rJiildren in
1.Lt,.fr.ttld5ea. It is tho occasional visits
I rfl1Tir &UU BUIUUWW -
0f parent that so largely to mako the
I ..H.. rhools. and wo have never.
; 7.u . yMr rriencc
convcrseu vi" vr I
,-a not borne cheerful tcsumony
r
the fact. 1 - : J
Anything in tho hardware line can
rA .t- tnna.blfi oriCCS a : w A.KAJ
BI'5.
.1a - ' ... I
,7
7H !J bri:
T
NITv AKTi;SEMEXTS:
17 & 18
WE CALL ATTENTION OF
Hi
MTfl
TO OUIl LARGE STOCK OF
Dry, Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes ikats, &c,
':l Which Hve offer' to the' trade
At New York ' Jobbers' Prices and upon Equally
; ; , !; Accommodating Terms ! t i
. : An examination of our stock will
sept 24-1 m:
V
Sure Enough.
THIS IS, THE PLiACE I'VE BEEXBOOK
lng for, says the old lady; always can get
what I want here. You keen the. beet goods
and I shall oon want a COOK STOVE; the
last 1 bought waa Just what you represented it
to be ; been running 17-years. Your LAMPS
are- beautiful and so cheap. . ' .
tYre Galls, of that WHITE OIL. So Bafe.
sept 24 PARKER & TAYLOR,.
Tooth-Brushes.
LARGE LINE OF THE BEST English
' l " " i; : -' . : 1 ' I .
Tooth Brushes just received.. These Brushes
S - . . ...:.. 1 . ' -
have just been imported 1 direct from London
- - - r -y'
- wwg ifc.
t ; . .... . - ... . v;..
, A njoticG-'-
. f,; ,., : ,u. .
A meeting. of planters interest-
edi Peanuts and Rlcewlll be held a 12 o'clk,
tuesday", the 2th Inst., at the Bank of New
Hanovcr. to take the necessary, steps to prOp-
erl- Tcuresent those Interests before the Tariff
commission. I ' . sept 24-2t
: Eoyal Arcanum
IJIHE QUARTERLY MEET IK ,UI' WJiw
HARNETT COUJSCILi ISO. WU1 U3 new
on MONDAY EVENING, 25th Inst., at 8 o'clk,
Dues are payable at this meeting, and all mem
bera are remieauMi w do presem.
A. HALLETT
t
sept 24-lt
Sect'y.
Wo. 45
Worth Front St.,
S THE PLACE WHERE YOTJ CAN GET
el,cstTJuggy'or Set of Harness in the icity
j - arninAiurr & co
Soan. Starch, Lye, &c.
X I I
n't: Boxes bUAr.
60 Boxes STARCH,
li l
100 Bbls. CIDER VINEGAR,
100 Hhds and j50U88Ki
' 60 Bbls Large Fat MULLETS,
sept 24 KERCHNER & CALDER BROS, j
Bagging, Ties, &c.
1QQ0
mWb
Rolls COLTON BATTING, . .
All weights,
12000 BdlsPc'd; Arrowfthd Rocker TIES,
HaU'sseif-JbeeaiBg wnw i t i
For sale low by o ! tt i t,w
sept 24
School Books!
W AND . SECOND HAND,
VERT CHEAP 1
Also, Pens, Ink, Pencils,
I Penholders, Slates, Crayon,
Book Bags. Straps, Sponges, I
. Copy Books, Exercise Books,
4c, Ac, Ac., Ac.
C. W. TATES.
sept 24
OPERA HOUSE.
' o-
Tl)irS(lav Nieht,
Sept. 28th
1 - O
I kwi I Sl Wianv wwVM.
. Supported by the talented young Actor.
tz- rrTtXTlrCCNI -
And n nowerfnl Dramatic Company.
. Vw4nnr
Tne jrra- a n
1 p.dalA TVW1M1 IKIUW
Which -was played-at me uiemui. 01. 1
Chestnut St. l heatre,
, -the princess of bagdad
rniia.. iso nignw w - '
I Reserved seats ai iycr j.uvj.
; The Nomal Scll00l
'NDER THE AUSPICES OF THE AMERI-
1 I
I Missionary AssociaUon, inemaing i x
I . 3 .... . n
.
I a. .a. -fT1 Anon
panuory ieparmicuw, .
MOndat" Oct, 2nd. at 9 o'clock, A. M.
AU WQ0 wUh to atten4 would do well to an-
1 t oncc No pnplls will be received for
less than one month', time. .
iaMrlllitta
f tttitioN 1 rer month.
i -
j . . -(iTance.
b0d Unhand prompUy at
f ,
the
hour named for examination.
w judrcs or cau npon
REV. WM. HERBERT TnBJLLL, A. M.,
.m , - - . :.-. 'n-in.fn.l. Memorial lialL
e . Vtt 1 1 7 Wilminrton. N. C.
tafro 3 to U A! Sere 25 to W.
acpt:tn
24 1882. : NO. 228,
NEW .ADYBRTISEMESTS.
THE WHOLESALE' TRADE
verify our statement. .
MOKRIS BEAR & BROS,
4-
Now is the Time
Ti
O CLEAN, AYJ3tAND?
REPAIR ) Y OUR
- ''.r'-'.i,-
The work can be clone
Clothing for Winter.
It-
PRY"S, on Second, between : Market and
Pilncess streets.1
sept24dt ,
Twenty Tears, i ,
F
OR THREE WXEKS, RIGHT STRAIGHT
through, I win have on sale the -
- FINEST LOT OF BEEF j :
ever seen in tliis mraket In twenty years.'
It is from Western Virginia and Western
North Carolina and Old Sampson, 'God Bless
IIer!,,
Tis is a fact all the way througli.
GEO. F. TILLEY,
sept 24
Second St. near Market
Halt!
TTENTION ! BIGHT DRESS !
i ' ;
LEFT FACE ! and forward
yaur orders for
'FRESH FISH!"
: DAVIS & SOX.
sept 24 . -
JUST RECEIVED !
BROWN & RODDTQE,
5 and 7 North Front St.
"VTTE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN CALL-
Ing thje attention of the general public to the
following;,' r 1? . "V
Black Cashmeres
No. 140 in. All Wool Black
Cashmeres, 60c
60c
No. 2-40 " "
No. 340
No. 4-40
No. f 40
75c
1.00
r
No. C 40
No. 7-40
1.23
The above are the best value ever offered In
this city, the colors are perfect, we carry Jet
Black and the Blue Black In each number, and
1 ":".
Ladies may rely on! them as something very
superior, as the manufacturer has a world-
' I i
wide reputation for his Cashmeres.
Crapes.
A fnll Use jnst receive!, embracing the two
I ' " celebrated manufactures, -
Samuel Comtauld & Co.,
"1;
AND
Grout & Co.
THE EIGHMIE SHIET.
The above is the superior of all Shirts in the
market, manufactured nader a patent. They
aro Well known In UiU nwket and no.one
who has ever ;tne u7
1 We are sole agents la this section of
make.
the country.
BROWN & RODDICK.
Sand 7 North Froiit St.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. L
if
sept 4
The name of the writer mmt alwaya befut
nkhed to the Editor. I ,
CommunlcaUaha mujt be written on onl
one slJo of lfie raner. - ' I
Personalities must be aroMed.
fat
And It I especially ind partlcuUrlycnd
UchI that LIhs rklilor Joes not always endor
he views of wirepondct5 unlcsa so I '-'
li the editorial oalusinsV -'.-'I
NBWriVD VE KTISE.niENTS.
ill
loiT't1S1
tNiM0fh;RCrt1liYTri
huh.
I
The 'Scratch" Pocket Shirt
lias llc diirabHity f an on back Shirt '
and the drant3.?n of an lopca-front
Shirt. 7"bcca.v access under the;
MMTbosoto Is ihc great feature 1 ,
, i. : a - of this Shirt. By the exelus-
Ivc (ic ol lholcst mnte-i I
' rl:Und mo-t tlior- ' 9
, onyh workmau- , 1
! . , ' fchip, thd ' ' .
"Scratch Pocket"
IS ACKNOWT VJM;KliTO BE THK BEST I
.. ANI MOST -PKUFECrrt . KITTING 1
SIllUT IS THE WOULD !
, .-, - SUPEUIOlT TO :, - '
W:,AMStJTTAil
Uncn Sleeve.. Band. riaekoU Slccreg.
21U0 Uncn. 3-PJy Nect BanU
3-PIyiLInen Bosoms. 1
. . UNEQUALLED INJ !
Uniformity, Fit, Finis
-Workmanship, Com
fort and 'Dura- !
:'':v biUty.
' a " "A SHIRT 1 :"' V
-, t; . reinforced wilt r. ! 1
, , - unquestionably : wear
longer than the ordinary ar ,
Ucle. . It is tho mbst dnrable shirt 1
" ever put on the market. The "Scratch
Pocket? Shirt Is made en tlrelr on scienti
fic principles. It also acts as, a ventilator and
....... . 'is justly sty lea 1
PERFECTION IN SHIRTS I
i i fOtt SALE BT ''' 'I ' I ,
L. J.( .0TTERB0URG,
Clo tiling and Furnlshlnsr Goods. 1
22, 24, 20 and ts N. Front St, VllmlngtonN.C.
: New Arrivals.
ECOND HAND McLELLAN'S I ARMY
Saddles.' '-New lot '
HARNESS, ' '" ' ' ":
-I,
at 4
I COLLARS,
- BRIDLES,,
SATCHELS,
. TRAVELLING BAGS
13, Ac.
Call and make your selections or send orders
.. . s . .: .. I - 1
to 1 J. H. MALLARD.
sept 24 lOld Stand, Front st.
Steamer John Dawson
. . . . . . i
TTriLL lravbu'" cuce, sharp, on
W titeSOAT MOUSING, for Point Cas
Vt2tl Vublte Bpeaklug. Brcsking ground for
Railroad, and Ball at night. Jieircsnmcnia
served on boat. Italian Band for dancing.
Boat will return after the ball. Fare for tho
round trip 50 els. . K. P..rADDlU.N.
8ept 20-it-weu-8un 1 1
Carpet Lining.
TJTTE AltE NOW PREPARED TO MAKE
and put doww Carpets a reasonably as the
Lli-
outsiders, and have on hand Felt Carpet
Ing, the best, most economical Lining ever
l
placed under a Carpet.
sept 23
Leave your orders at
8. JEW; ETT'S,
27 N; Front street. I
.. To-Day's Market. 1
-yOU WILL FIND THE BEST OF MEATS
of all kinds, , BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, and
VEAL, at my Meat Shop to-day. Call "early
and secure choice cutn. '
.T. C. BORNEMANN, I
Market St., near Second.
sept 23
New' Eiver Oysters
HE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
: ; V - ' -1 ...
the celebrated .WInbary
From
Farm on New River. ( .
Also, Wines, Ales, Lin nor and Cigars arid
free lunch every day, at 11 o'clock.
JOHN CARROLL, ,
sept 23 I " - Metropolitan Saloon.
Proposals 1 j, 1
-ViriLIt.B. RECEIVED" UNTIL 2Ctlj for
retiring Little Giant Engine House. For par
tlculars enquire of Capt. E. W. Manning.!
, WM. I'SMITn,
T
sept 23 2t
Mayor.
Cape .Fear Academy .
VASHTNGTON CATLETT, Prindpat
A. 8. GKASDV, A- B.t AiUUnt.
mifE TENTH SESSION BEGINS MONDAY,
X Oct. 2d. This
for a. thnrou?h or
Oct. 2dl Thb Seiiooi offers an opportunity
a thorough preparation for business or col-
hMe. IkTslntherndlmcnUrarefully trainea.
nirniin orm. M-lmol huil lloz cmtrallT loca
te 1 (Mcginney buildlng.Fourtti st.) and recent
ly flttef np. See circulars In Bookstores, i
ecpt viw , . . I r-
School Books.
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CHOOL BOQKS," j ,
: i SCHOOL BOOKS. -
"J. SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
of every kind and quality and tjle, i 1
Just received a large assortment at l
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, , HEINSBEEGEirS.
sept 20 Lire Book and Music Store.
Country Merchants
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ILL FLVD A i FIRST-CLASS STOCK
f Hardware In every reicct and prices as
low as anr boo can make.
i W3L E. SPRINGER ft CO.,
Successors to Jno. Dawson A Co., .
19. 21 A 23 Market 8tJ .
sept IT ' ; Wnaalnstoni W. Ct '
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