P LEASE NOTIC1C
We will be glad to receive oooxaualcaUors
iron our friends on any and an subject . of
general tatereet bat
JOSH T.JAMES,
Trimos roar age paid-.
r u JL 5" tiOO. Tares
ilW. OoaBoolh.eoU.
o"4' ' j ie2TtrfJ by carriers free
T ...tort of the cltf . t the above
The name of the writer most always be ft I
aiaoed to the Editor.
mmunKiuons most DO
one side of the paper, f
Person an rtca intxst be aroldedLS
And It U especially and particularly nod
tood that the Editor docs not always eador
the views of correspondents unless ab statt
In the editorial columns. ' !
VOL, VII.
WILMINGTON,. N. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1883.
NO. 164
II II II ll4 II II Al II II av irv U -11 II IL-i haw i . r I
i a v i s r m a im - n i ! m m v . a a r t ' i.
Illl 1 , W 111 WW akhea to the Editor.- !i
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ww- r r . : t
. Rrcicw has Vic larvtMl
" ,utbmcf anv nctctvaper
cu'y of. Wilmington.
" . m ilralha laJt
week in
n,.' wuc
Tkcreare ju5t3.t00 NUonai Banks
r.iv;vdSutcJ. What a country!
!.... V.. boiwts ol
an
be
oia
108
. i ..mm who claims
ims to
ra oi'.ioaary iigoali at Kortresa
.I:(rroCwiUbu restored, it is under
,!.oa the. 1st ofAugmt.
. i a:J that at a niectinx in Mar
France. Sunday, it was resolved
towurvkrthc jarynaen who convicted
j t:tr Michel.
ovl in Chicago last Sunday
wre worn If. our in
.: overroals
! U correct there
were no
Ui
.fm.t worn in Wilmington on that
iar H.Johnson, editor of the Co
(Ujj.) . and Joseph Jones.
tutZxr r ot t. board of supervisor,
uu4t.tiuei uu Monday near New
Or.cans.aaa the Utter was shot iu the
arm.
The arbitrary arrest and suspension
ii vm ofllc of Hubert J . Wood, super.
.ntecJec: of the city cemetery of Nor
u, k. by Mayor Laxub, of that city, and
:r.e ifcKraction of.tha former' books
riul from hU ofllc while under
arrrtU iuses much comment in Nor
u!k. Tie Virqinian talks savagely
i;.vu! it.
The Norfolk ITyiman says : From
a!e::er received from Mr. Elaui, dated
I.nawciod. Saturday last, be writes us
thai "Iaui doing wonderfully well. I've
ia up and about my room all day
arid shall return homo (to lxuisa) next
Dr. Wheat oea back to Rich
iuoqJ Monday, saying mv wound needs
no further attention."
ihe l'etcrsburg JndezJpytal re,
outly enltred upon the nineteenth year
of its existence. It is in every respect
aa admirable paper, one of tho very
bet. we think, published in the South
ern country. It is essentially a news,
paper and we are glad to note its ev
idences ol sabstantisl prosperity. I its
ownctl and cditctl by Mr.
ham.
R. B. Rar-
When Alitor Bicrnc. afUr his terri- j
-nnnfnr with Flitor E am. re- i
tired from the field, covered 'all over
with glory and seed ticks, he repaired
to Baltimore, thcro to recruit his wast
ed energies. While there he was lion
ued by the Virginians resident in that
hopsitable city and among other things
was invited to the rooms of the Balti
more Club. This invitation created a
rumpus in the camp, but objection was
made and the distinguished duelist did
not call. A Baltimore speciai to the
New York Sun says:
Heirne's friends have becu fuming
and storming about " thc matter cvei
since. They recall the lavish hospitali
ty the Bali more clubmen havo received
from the Westmoreland Club of Rich
mond, to which- Dcrrrre belongs, and
say that this affair will close the West
moreland's doors against tho Baltimore
clubmen. . ' '
The membership ot the Baltimore
Club is largely composed of Virginians,
whose felin r is that the Read i asters
are a low rabble with whom the gentle
men of the State are gallantly contend
in. They argue that the fact that
Beirne is a duelist does not take away
the tact that be is Virginia gentleman,
and as such ho is worthy of clab privi
leges. . r . . -
The opppsitioa do not " deny Beirne's
standing in Virginia as a gefctienian.
but do not proposn to Honor a man wno
hid just arrived from shooting down an
enemy. It is understood that a meet,
ingof the club will be he.d to take
action in the matter. There will be
some sharp ' speeches, and the real
subject for discussion will bo whether
the code is still a gentlemanly institu
tion. If the meeting fails to sustain tho
action of the'Board of Governors the
anti-duelists will resign, and if it docs
sustain them, it is said that a secession
of the Virginia partJ may occur.
Hon.' K, B. Ileatb,
Jodte. Edenton N. C, wrote: "I
made use of Dr. Worthlngton's Chol
era and Diarrhoea Medicine in a case
f sudden and violent disease. Its effects
were immdeiate and the cure perfect.1
Cures stomach pains.
Great Closing Out Sale.
Goods will be slaughtered within the
ntxl 00 days in order to make room for
one of the largest and finest Stocks of
Fail and Winter clothing and gents
farntsbinx goodseTcr brought to . Wil
tniogtoo: Al &ri. Siiiukr, Reliable
dothcra, UI Market St. if.
The celebrated Fish Brand Gills1
Twine Is sold only at J A cost's Hard
ware Dpoi. -
LOCAL NEWS.
IMDU T3 HEW A0YIBTISEUE1TS.
Tarker Toole .
Paraera Hxlr IUlatra
E G Buaib Meal Flour
WaxTcoA Uoom Servant
HcjfSBrBGta New Xorelt
W It Gexkv Gom Camphor
TATta Books and SUUonery
IxoUlana State Lottery Company
Ckolt A Mokrih rurnlture t Auction
P C Mf lixk HottaiyI ltellcf Fire Kogine
Ccrepanj 'o. 1 j ,
facilities for, grouping at the
Yates (Jallery. 3r.
Daniel Shaw, Isq., of Tender county
was iu the city today.
There was not ;a bale of cotton re
ceive 1 at this port to-day.
; t '
Nor. brig Soryt, Olsen, from this
port, nrrived at IJverpool on the 9ti
inst. !
Thi steamship HcnefactorK Capt.
Tribon. from New York, arrived at her I
wharf in this city this morning.
Mayor Hall went down the river on
the Husporl this morniog and passed
the day in fishing nt the "Rocks."
i j
Another hot wave seems to have
reached us, .and it promises now to be
as intense as was that ol the latter por
tion of last week.
We regret to learn that Mr. Isaac B.
Kelley, Sr., is very sick at hU home in
Kcnansviile, Duplin county, with but
Httlo'hopes of his recovery.
Travel on the W. & W., and
W. C.
& A. Railroads is considerably ou the
; increase and the same may be also said j
of the freight traflic on those roau.
Miss Maude Granger, one of the most
popular actresses on the American
stage, is booked for an i appearance at
the Opera House in this city December
5th next. : I
The wind was from the Northvycst
this forenoon but since 12 o'clock it has
' veered around to the South and the at
mosphere is. consequently, much
warmer. I
Kulus Weaker, colored, in the em
ploy of Messrs. Holmes & Wattcrs,
had the misfortune to have his foot
badly mashed yesterday by a box of
meat falling upon it.
Capt. V. V. Richardson, of Colum
bus county, is in the city to-day, and ho
. . ... ' 3i.
t reports mat me crops are in udb coiiui
"on ja hia JjV' wJl.h thc
and
'Wi
The Family Excursion on the iw
port this morninu was well attended,
there beinjf as many on board when she
left as could be we'll accommodated
with comfort and convenience. j
The Goldsboro Messenger, of the 0th
inst-, copies entire sn article on the
Fourth of July celebration at Burgaw.
from thc Daly Review, but gives
credit for the same to
Star.
thc Wilmington
The steamer from New York, which
arrived here this morninin?, had a
quantity of matches as freight, and wo
shall not be compelled to resort to flint,
steel and tinder when wo want to start
a nre.
The thanks ot the local are due to
Sheriff Manning foir a fino bunch of
vegetables raised in his garden, among
which was a splendid specimen of beet
and a bunch of onions. ''Hence these
tears." j j . j
Thus far this year thc City Clerk has
issued 3-26 badges for dogs, about a
dozen of which, however, were dupli
cates. There are now not quite 1,000
that roam the streets in unbridled, un-
badged and unlicensed freedom.
No, ray younjg friends, the word
mash,1 as it hasi recently been applied
to the sentiments of .affection supposed
to exist between a person of one sex
toward that of another, is not.a proper
nor even a respectable word. It should
not be tolerated and will not be among
refined and cultivated people.
Talk about rapid growth, here i3 a
specimen. A mullen plant in a garden
in this city, which fonr weeks ago last
Monday was but a few Inches above
the ground, has now attained a height
of 8 feet. This growth is at the rate of
21 inches a week or 3 inches each day.
It is almost wonderful.
The Sac and Observer says: "The
newly-elected magistrates are notified
to appear before the Clerk of "the Su
premo Court prior to the first Monday
in August, and lake the oath. It will
bo remembered that at the last session
of the Legislature two additional ' mag
lstratcs for each township were appoint
ed.1. The Clerks of the Superior Court
are probably meant. -
Kxports Foreign.
Ger. barque Edward Tens, Capt.
Kipp. cleared to-day for Riga. Russia,
with 3.125 barrels rosin, valued at $4.
726. shipped by Messrs. j .Paterson,
Downing & Co.
! Drowned.
A note from Mr. O. Oowan, at
Bannerman's Bridge, tells that Raleigh
Montague, a well known colored man
of that section, foil off his flat' yester
day rooming near the bridge and was
drowned. - The body has not yet been
recovered. ' - f
Itechabite Kxcurslon, -Harmony
Tent, No. 139, gives an
excursion to Smithville and the Forts
to-morrow on tho Passport. Refresh
ments in abundance and at city prices
will bo for sale, and plenty of good
music for those who- desire to indulge
in the pleasnres of the dance. A first
rate tinio may safely be anticipated.
Fo'r Waccamaw.
The excursion today to Waccamaw
Like, given under the auspices of tho
Sunday School of St. Paul's Evangeli
cal Lutheran Church, was largely at
tended, a glad-hearted, happy, throng
of men and women, young men and
maidens, taking a day of pleasure and
recreation on the margin of that beauti
ful sheet of water. They have had a
delightful day, and we hope that no
j untoward event may mar the pleasures
I of the occasion.
The Atlantic.
At a meeting of the Wilmington
i-Steamer Fire Engine Co.. No. 1, held
last night, Messrs E. G. Parmalee, W.
C. VonGlafcn, M. Newman, E. W.
Manning and W. C. Cralt were ap
pointed a committee to confer with the
members of Howard Relief Fire Engine
Co., No. 1, and Wilmington Hook and
Ladder Co.. No. I, relative to the re
ception of the Atlantic Steam Fire
Engine Company, Of Newbern, W&1CU
i -
nrooose visiUnjr our city next: week.
The Howard Company meet to-morrow
night and we suppose that a com
mittee will also be appointed by them
on that cCcassion.
We trust that the citizeus generally
will aid heartily in the entertainment
of these visitors and we believe that
they will. They have never yet been
found wanting when tho reputation of
our old town for hospitality is to bo
maintained and we venture the asser
tion that this occasion will prove no
exception to thc rule. j
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.low
prices, at Jaoobi.'s i t .
The Firo tills Forenoon .
About 11 o'clock this forcuoon a fire
was discovered ou the second floor of
the building on North Third street, op
posite the City Hall, the first floor of
which is occupied by Capt. Chas. D.
Mvers as a grocery store. The I alarm
was promptly given and. as quickly
responded to. At thc first alarm Capt.
Myers, who is Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, with others, ! ran up
stairs where they found a large body of
live coals on some settees, which i had
fallen from the floor above. The fire
evidently originated on the second floor
and communicated itself to tho ceiling
at tho West end of the room, up which
it had worked until it reached the
third floor, through which it had burn
ed. Streams of water from engines
and hydrants .were soon pouring into
tho burning building, and the, flames
were quickly extinguished. .
"A large hole burned i through . the
third floor is the extent of the damage
by fire, but considerable injury was
done by water, especially to the good bi
Capt. Myers, as his store was fairly
deluded. The building is the property
of the Hibernian Association, and the
second floor is occupied as a lodge room
by the ' United Order ot Good Samari -tans
and Daughters of Samaria," who
held a meeting there last night. . The
third floor is occupied for thc same
purpose by the Knigbts of Wise
Men." Both organizations are com
posed of colored people, who lost noth
ing except through a slight damage by
water. The building is insured to the
amount of $2,000 in the Hartford Fire
I
n$. Co.. of Hartford. Conn., aod $800lng full address. . Send orders by 2vxpress.
, :.i i. a Registered Letter, or Money Order addressed
In the Commercial Union Assurance
Co., of London, both ot which are
represented ,in this city by Messrs.
Atkinson & Manning. ;
Artistss and pleasing Portraits.
Lardxek, Photographer, Yates Gal
lery. '3
Photos made from Mr. "Orr's Nesas
fives at low rates. Lakpxek, " Photo.
Yates Gallery. 3t
NEW ADVEBTISEaiENTS.
Household and Kitchen Fur-
. niture at Auction!
OX THURSDAY NEXT, 12th 1ST ST., AT 10
o'clock, A. M., we will sell, at the reel
denceof Key. J. B. Tavlor, on Fifth. Street,
all of his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
CROSLY A MORRIS,
Julyll-H Auctioneers.
PA
WATR BAIiSALI
. The best and most
economical hair dres
sing, -and nude from
materials that are ben-
to the hair and
Parker's Hair
Balsam is highly es
teemed everywhere
for its excellence and
superior cleanliness.
It (lever Fails to Restore the Youthful Color
and lustre to gray or faded hair, is elegantly per
fumed and is warranted to remove dandruff and
itching of the scalp, & prevent tailing ol the hair.
f A. M A .1.. J1 I.
mJCm BUtU a I aurs at ucaicri aaa
July 11-dAw
His Soul and His Silver.
"Your asking me how 1 came to use it, re
mindu me of the story of the Scotchman who,
on his deathl ed, alter a life of meanness,
wanted to mal e things all right yt ith the Lord
by leaving son ie money to the kirk."
" Will the I lmlghty pass me Into Heaven if
I give 10,000 pound to the kirk, d'ye think?
said he." I
I can't prpmlse you'thot, mon", answered
the minister, 'but I advise ye to. try the expe
riment.' " 1 j
Laughiog heartily at- the spry,. Rev. F. E.
Osborne, of No. 273 Oeden ! avenue, Jersey
City, pastor of the First Baptist Church, We?t
Hoboken, continued: "That's what I did with
Pakkkr's Toxic; 1 tried the experiment. It
more than met my expectations, and I am very
glad to testify to its excellence. It goes at
once to the root of all digestive and nervous
derangements so common among men of xa
profession, for women and chronic Invalids
the Tonic is a perfect invigorant, and is des
Uned to supplant all other remedies for this
purpose. . A single dose produces the gentle
perspiration and sense of life which eradicates
disease. I It seems to rouse every organ into
activity. 1 I admiro it. too, for its power to an
tagonize the hold of the liquor habit over rne
briates."
This preparation, which has been known as
Parker's cJingek Tonic, will hereafter be
called simply Parker's Tonic. As unprinci
pled dealers are constantly deceiving their
customers with Inferior articles under the
name of ginger; and as ginger is really an un
important flavoring ingredient, we drop the
misleading word.
There will be no change, however, .ini the
preparation itself, and alt bottles in the hands
ebV Uikger Toxic, contain the genuine med
1 lcine if the fac Blmile signature of Hiscox &
oi ueaiers, wrappea unacr inu name oi r.js.t
Co. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper.
July n-dw
The fuOUc is requested caretitty to notice the
new and enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly
ETCapltal Prize $75,OOQja
Tickets only $5.r Shares in 'pro
portion. , I
Louisiana State Lottery
' Company.
We do hereby certify that oe supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves,' and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, "with fac
similes of our signatures attached, in its adver
tisements."
Commissioners.
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur
poses with a capital of $1,000,000 to which a
reserve fund of $550,000 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming popnlai
rota Its fran
chise was made apart of tho present State
constitution adopted December zo, a. u., istv.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of 'any S' 'ate.
It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A 8PLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Eighth Grand Drawing. Class
H, at New Orleans, Tuesday, August 14,
18& 159th Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $7500.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES,
1 Capital Prize of..
,75,000
25,000
10,000
12,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
1 capital raze 01
1 Capital Prize of .,
2 Prizes of $6,000...
5 Prizes of 2,000
10 Prizes of 1,000
20 Prizes of - t fioo... ;..
100 Prizes of 200...
tKM X IUCD VI - AVJm ....... ........... IW.VUW
500 Prizes Of 60 ...1 25,000
1000 Prizes of 25... ! 25.000
rrRoxuiinoar prizes.
t Approximation Prizes of $750.
9 " " 600.
9 " " " 250.
6,7tO
4,500
2,250
1,367 Prlies, amounting to. $365,500
Application for rates to dubs should only be
made to the oSce of the Company in New Or
leans. . I :
Vnr further Information, wrifca elearlv. srlv-
only to . j
' . M. A. DAUPHIN, !
. , New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN, ; .. i
i 607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C -july
ll-wed-sat5w-daw
Examine Tonr Trunks
ND IF THEY NEED - REPAIRING send
- - v i "
them to the' Firs t-C las Saddlery and Carrias
alsnuiaciory 01 AUiAuuaxu m ,
where they-will be repaired by the only Trunk
maker in North Caro
rouna.
114 North Front st.
julr9
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wa
good House skrvajtt, without
encumbrance, to go to the Sound for the Sam-
ni"5r. Apply, with reference, at 105 North
Water street. July 11-lt
Howard Relief Fire Engine
Co. No. 1. ,
ATTENTION MEMBERS T HONORARY
. . ... .- ! ; , - ;' ..
and active. Von are hereby notified: lo meet
at you Enan Ifoaee to-morrow,. THURS
DAY, Jtfly 12th,-' 1S&.' at o'clock, t. ra. sharp,
as business of importance has to be transact
ed. By order of the Presideut. - . 1
i I F. MILLER,
july 11-lt Star copy Rec. Sect'y
City and Country Merchants
I AM SELLING ! , .
Prime New York Batter, !
Kirkman'it Cel-brated hoays, ' . !
Virginia Water tironod Mea). ' '
i Nrh Carolina Vamil Flour, nod ;
1 N. C. Pate t Family Flour. , f
At bottom price. Car load or email orders
solicited, i "V .. , , ;
i ' k. a., it lair, j
I Commission Merchant, . -,
july 11 19 South Second street
Moonlight Excursion !.
rpo FEDERAL POINT, TUESDAY, tilb
inst., on Steamer PASSPORT. Music, Danc
ing and Refreshments. Fare 30c. The boat
will stop at the Rocks one hour to allow per
sons to indulge in Surf Bathing, Turtle Hunt
ing, etc By special arrangement Qsh supper
can Lo had at Federal Point br those who dc-
sire it.
JNO. W. HARPER,
GEO. N. HABR1SS,
. Managers
july 10
Call and
rpiIOSE FAT NO. 1 MACKEREL,
Choice FULTON MARKET SPICED BEEF,
-'- 1, -. , - - . V .
FRESH, NEW BUTTER, by steamer every
j week, .;. '
I . ,- '
! !
And those justly celebrated CAKES always
fresh and crisp j .
And a full line of Family Supplies, at
Crapon's Family Grocery.
july 10 I
C. W. Yates.
- ; v. .. " . ; " - :-'L
JJOOKS AND STATIONERY,
FRESH STOCK,
GOOD ASSORTMENT, . I
REASONABLE PRICES,
!! - v
POLITE AND PROMPT ATTENTION.
july
IMPROVING GAPE FEAR RIVER BELOW WIL
MINQTOR, N. G. PROPOSALS FOR FUR
NISHING MATERIALS. !
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING TH B
following named materials lor the Im
provement of the Cape Fear Rlycr. N. C. will
be received until noou of August 2, 1883, at the
u. &. engineer umce, Wilmington, ji. c., ana
opened immediately thereafter.
About 6,000 pounds of JSth Ratline; 6,00
pounds Spun Yarn: 4,000 cords Brush : 700
cords of Cane, and 20.000 tons of Stone.
Blank forms, specifications, and informa
tion can be had on application to this office or
to me resident engineer, air. iienry uacon at
umingion, a, v. 1 1
WM.lP. CRAIG II ILL,
july 0 Ct Lt-Coh of Engineers. U. S. A.
N E W S T O R E.
pOll THE CONVENIENCE OF MY CUS
TOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALL
I have opened a
Fancy Grocery Store !
IN THE
NEW MARKET HOUSE,
CORNER MUTER'S ALLEY.
I 8n ALL HAVE ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
The Choicest Groceries.
i : - i - I -J
such as I keep at my Store oa North
'1' Front Street. j
Buy vour GROCERIES from me and it will
afford me pleasure to deliver at yon r homes
' 1. - !..-.
such articles as yon may purchase in the Mar
ket. 1 r -a.;
SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE by making
; 1 ! '
all your selections In the NEW MARKET
HOUSE." " ''."'-'I ' -! "-.'!-
John L. Boatwright.
'may J-tf . ; "j .
I rJevv rJovelc.
rjpHOSE PRETTY ST. GEORGE GIBLJE A
SOCIETY' NOVEL.
'..'r 1 . "
- rolantbe A Novel by William Bhicfc. -
Eye's Daughters, by Marlon Harlan. I, ;
Heart of Steel, by Christian Reed. -1
Ixys, Lord, Bcresfonl, by the author of
- For the Major, by C. F, Woolsoni
But Yet a Woman, by A. 8. Hardy:
: ' '' Tor sale at - - -" '
HEINSBERGER'S,
jaJy v Uvc Uoo. aaa llmic fct3rt3
NEW APVRTISlIEyT8
JUSTOPEnEDJ
: :' AT
3. :m- b: z
116 Market Street.
A-LARGE ASSORTMENT
nil- -ok :
COODG.
- 1 r ' ' - - - " - i
A ful) assortment of best quality j
SEERSUCKERS,
from 10c per yartl, up.
Good Lace Bunting, 15 ots
All-Wool Nuns'sVciling,25c
WHITE GOODS
Pique, Marseilles, Terry, Batiste, ;
Mull, Checked Nainsook?,
Persian and Indian Linens and Lawns,
. ."I"' -
Tucking, Irish Point Lace,
f i
Hamburg Net, Spanish Lace and Scarf,"3
I . I ; . m - . . - - t- , .
Bit thing Flannels and Towels, J ,
Bleached Shirtings and Sheeting,
Marseilles and Honeycomb Spreads,
Extra Iiong Thread Gloves,
L wortli 5Cc, for '
ic
G u e MrinoTJ uderwearj
And ever so many article too
1 i
numerous to mention.
AU.of the above have been1 bought
BELOW REGUTJVil VALUE, and our pat.
- 1 , r M
rons WILL GET THE BENEFIT OF '
' ' . ! . - . i ' " ... ' .1 . '.t . it'i . ,
can and get some of the Bargains of
116 Market St.
Wilmington, Clinton & War-
saW Telegraph Co, . 1
BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 'A
Telegraph -Line from Clinton to Warsaw
(distance 134 miles) will be received at the
office of the Company at Clinton, N. C. up to
12 o'clock. July 20th. For further nartkmlkr.
specifications, Ac, address
. -Wat. A. JOHNSON, Pres't. !
julylw . , Clinton, N. C.
1
Cum Camphor,
jyjELLIN'S FOOD, (
I CombeiBrushes. Extracts,
Soaps.Puff Boxes, c., c
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WILLIAM XL GREEN, Druggist
Jily5 . 117 Market 6tn
treet;
Fly Trapo.
rpHE BEST AND
CHEAPEST IN TniS
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market.
Our
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cannot be surpassed In price or quality.
A large and well selected stock of Hani i
ware at W. E. 8PRINUER A CO'S.L . . t!
i Successors to John Dawson A Co.. 'i
;jaly (9 , , : Market Street
Onr Glass Fly Traps !
. Something New !
rjlHE CLEANEST FLY TRAP ON THeI
market.' - " : .' ' i .' '': !
Giles & Murchison.
Julys North Front St
Solid Comfort,
rpHEBE IS SOLID COMFORT IN THE ns
of Kerosene Stores. ATcuslomer, who U
using one. says: With this we are rtdepend
ent when left without a servant." Ther are
Gem and great "Economists. ; Different
sizes and prices. Try one. I i - Ti
-iure White Oil. I I M l;
Jy PARKER A TAYLOR.
New HatSv
-lOSSISTfXO OP COLORED CHIPS.
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rinewviprea Milan. i.ahIlj, ki.
colored, abMlhe popuLir Shade list, nankin
f r Vii.nf 'I1"1 rnxiety of other siyW.
ju-t rerelved anl for sah by i
MRS. KATE C. WINES'
J oly 9 No. 1 19 North Second street. I
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