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--' . , . xnis tapeb ! ! - .... - , .!..!, oepted by JOSH T. JAMES, EDITOB AlfD PBOPKEBTOB. BSCBIPTIONS FOSTAGBFAID: Six monuu, vz.uj. xnree Oot J ' ' ., moO One monro, cerna. - ,'T will be delivered by carriers free Wl .in any-rart of the cltyr at the above ratfla low and l!lcraL - ri , TiirfiJm hut the. 1 time tt We circulnlion, of any newspaper fished, Wine vj r tunny w. total registered vote is' Baltimore s ' I Xhcere arc in Uir savings banks of Vp- York 150,000,000 of - deposits, i WorkiaS people Know now 10 save, at j jhcXorth. I r Mouroc Heiskell, Independent caudi(iatc lor Mayor of Baltimore, is i anfx-Confederote soldier, and was a J iucs5cuser in the Seuate. Xbe Philadelphia Press announces hat henceforth the price of the daily Yew will be two cents a copy instead of three. 'o news as yet which will indicate how Ohio and Iowa voteu yesierday. Kut we lo not look for the announce ment of Democratic success. . . .. - . Senator Pugb, of Alabama, still in jistathat Mr. Abram S. Hewitt, of .ew York is the best man for a peniocralic Presidential nomination. the New York Times lays down the! iuuposilioti that 'I he noliiv followed! jyrlYQL VII. WILMINGTON. N. C., WEDNES DAY. OCTOBER in Mahofie's case not only cannot bene- i f- i" -tit, .the South, and cannot build up thoday- I Lit,..,.. UAvn Un, la lnttn i M. If fi . . '. .1 !.. uepuuacuii puity uific, um i iiuuio todisiofesrate the party throughout the country - It Ja Gould has securenl control of the YrtrfliPrn Pnfifir. Uilwav. hn will hnvp ! J.-100 more miles. In addition to this j lie is about to iron his Mexican South ern llailway, 4d0 miles 'more. He will soon control 17,556 miles of road in :t!l directions. . - - Mahone has begun assessing the rounty judges in Virginia m order to raise further campaign tuuds. It was supposed that he would spare the judi ciary, but his assessments have been so heavy upon other olUcials tbat they coald stand no more. -- - At the session last week of the geueral conference of the K vaugelical church at AUentowu, Pa., reports of the bishops showing the growth and prosperity of the church were read. There has been an increase in membership of 15,053 uurmg the past, lour years. The Dostou police are looking for a mau who recently started a commission business in that city under the name of Solon B. Hodgkius, aud to whom It is said western merchants have forwards edsomc $10,000 worth of flour, for which no pay has been received- The Springfield Republican says that Governor Begolo, of Michigan, who was nomiuated on tho anti-mouopoly platform and elected after making some specially strong stump speeches against the railroad paS3 abuse, has de veloped a great capacity for dead-head im, asks boldly for pass os, and gets nis ears rub bed in consequence. t The colored organization in New Vork, known as the Independents, held a large meeting last week and resolved "that we, with our firm conviction, do denounce the Republican party aud sever our connection with it, and that we lend our support where it will be fairly recognized." It is understood the Independents will vote with the Democrats at the approachiug elec tion. The stockholders in tho Keely motor enterprise are becoming impatient , and at a conference in Philadelphia the in ventor was urged to hurry up, and he was assured the clamoring stockholders would not stand manymoie postpone ments. Mr. Keely explained that it would be impossible for him to have the trial trip of his motor engine next month, because of a miscalculation in the "chromatic scales of the vibrator." In reply to a question he said nobody but himself, could adjust the "chro matic relationships," and it was not in his power to say when he would get them fixed. Bishop Arthur Cleveland Coxe, ot the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York, has recently ordained to the dia conate Mr. Cyrus P. Lee. a wealthy; banker of Buffalo, who for the pa3t! seven vcars has driven out to an outly- - I ing town every Sunday to read service, j Feeling at last that he could better per fnrm h;iw r wA if nrdained. he .wuv. . w& iuiv - ; asked for ordination to the perpetual ? .ii tu : :nM.nA Hia in. .-. emeus lies in me tact mat i not give up his business, nor is he au-' thorized to preach. He is simply a Christian layman licensed to perform certain clerical luncttons, but neiiner asked nor ejected by the church to .. 1 LOCAL NEWS. WOEX TO. EW ADYERT SEMEHTS. Yatks School Books E MCDOCGALL Apples ' Heissbekoek School Books 8 II Masxtxg, Sheriff Aucttou Louisiana State Lottery Company F C Mi llek FlorMa W a Wr, Ac M H Manmxg, SheriffTax NotUc Geo M CnAPOX-rXew BuckWbea I Beattt Piano and Organs 3(1 pac MuxdBks. & IdbSosset Drag Store W II Gbeex Wholesale and Betall Druggist Bcport of the Condition of the First Nation al Bank. Ms) J.C. Winder is iii the city to-! day. I ! .. Maj. W to day. L. Yg ung was The receipts of cotton at this port to- ; i j"day foot up 1.449 bales Coots are fat how. They ing this morning at 35 cents! For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery go to Jacobi' Hardware Depot, f White and black scuppernoug grapes were selling this morning at 25 cents a peck. ; Mr. Theo. JlobtoocL of the Toisnot . n. u( ivayiuw ic., ui mis UJ has opened a branch5 house in Golds, ; boro It people will fi'nd fault, let them lind fault ol the weather. Nothing can I hurc that. Don't despise a thing because its lit. tie A quart jug will hold more than most men. The dust has been dreadful to-day! and a good rain vould be very welcome at this time. This has been one of the dullest days for news that we have encountered since the Serkus was with us. : Tending bar has a tendency to make a man pugilistic. He getn used to mak ing punches and knpeking down . Party lines are closing up all jover the country, but clotheslines arc Mill ex posed to the elements and the tramp.. Corns on thelfeet not only affect a man's walk, but also frequently ex ert a btd influence on his conversation. For Toy 8 and Tinware, go to the new 5 and 10 cents store! Nd.116, South Sec ond street, between Market and Dock streets. ot The wind is still from the North, the nights are cool, the' days are bright and pleasant and the Indian Summer is at its heiaht. j ! 1 The man who can't afford a ! dress suit is now obliged to have! a serious cold to account for his leaving the suit at home instead of wearing it. Mr. G. M. Altaffer, who put iri the uow plate-glass wiudows in Mr. Sam- i son's store, has also the contract lor putting in those at Taylpr's Baraar. i Sheriff Mannhur aive3 notice in this issue of the date3 on which ho will be present in the townships in the county j outside ol the city, to collect taxes. j Sheriff Manning will sell at auction to-morrow, in jfront of the Court House, a lot of barbers furniture, and also a mahogany bookcase, a lot of books, &c. There was but one case before the Mayor to-day. jWiljiam Boney, d. and d.. was fined $2 or oirdercd sent below for ten days.. He paid and departed. Just before going to press we learn that the body pf one of the unfortunates who were drowned in tho river oppo site the city on jsionday last has been found. The Wilraingtoh Light infantry re ceived to-day a cneck from the Stats Treasury on account of the act passed by the Legislature last Winter for the) benefit of the State Guard A man always looks through! hi3 ! nockets four time3 before handing hi3 ! coat to his wife1 to have a button1 sewed ! on ana even men nc is; uut-u wuu a. i uu, nuucn.u ku. nameless lear until tne joo iscompiet ed. I ! 'i Wade naSs'teHs; fnihe Journal Observer, of a knock-c1 owu fi"htr be-i,Q :i oipnh-nt fn I l WCCU a wall auu mw wj j drcU3t in whjch tho man provcd , i lhe st of the twoJ It will be found in J L. LtJ t .ik, i I IDC Olate OWS CUIUUIU til luis ijjam. ,i Mr. It. MeDougah, on Chestnut strpet. between r ront and Water, is . . r" - tfo invites evervbodv to magulhcent. Hclnules everyooaj to regularly in receipt oi appies irum iuu " v - v Western part ol the Stale, which :he J Fair week in the Senate Chamber. offers at very low prices. We have Iseen I The election of officers tor the ensuing : .r , !.., .nd iW ara simolv year will take place, aud other , matters lArtl- f irfm - - The Good Samaritans. We had expected a report ot the pro ceedings of the Grand Lodge of Good Samaritans, now in session here, bat if did not come to hand in time for thU issue. Ihere are a great many dele-j gates here, all of the principal towns injtne otaie being well represented. It j is said that there are 250 delegates, rep - v resenting 123 lodges. Peanut Crop. was in the city to dav. cives us a ain of jcomfort in regard to" the - crops. He says that whilft-cotton and corn w I nuts will make a fair yield. As the cultivation ot the "goober'' is an item i j Steamer John Dawson arrived here ; this morning from Still liluff and car ried up to-day niore of those intending A I. . I . t . co oe presenc at tne Association now j said in rsession IK at StiU Blufl. It is u i i l r uiu tne aitenuance is very large, live couuties. New Hanover. Pender, iila- den, bampson and Duplin being oepe - j cially well represented, although there ! are some present Irom other sections. '.The meetino-will liold until baturday anJ th proceedillss are of much inter est. Ashore. The schooner Lou la Murchison, well j known here, is ashore near Kitty Hawk. ! The signal station at that noint renorts. ! October 8th, that schooner Luola Mur chison, from New York for Savannah, ashore near that placce, lies about 75 j yards from the beach, head on shore. with a little list to the starboard. She is leasing but a very little. one lies easy, in good position and condition, in about 5 feet of water. Tho sea was too rough for the salvage company to work. An anchor is placed in 20 fathoms of water, attached to the stern of the schooner by a 12-inch cable. Tho October Moon. The October moon fulls on the 16th at 2:01 o'clock in the morning. The new moon of the 1st passes near Venus and Mercury on the morning of the change. The full moon of the 16th is inclose conjunction with Neptune on the 17th. On the 19th she is in con junction with Saturn, passing 1 degree 13 minutes south. At some localities between 47 degrees south declination Saturn is occulted for the seventh time during the present year, but we are not fortunate enough in this latitude to be I present at tho show. On the 23rd the moon is at her nearest point to Jupiter and Mars, at nearly the same time. On the 29th she pays her respects to Mer cury lor the second time. On the 31st the second new mood of the mouth is near Venus. The phenomenon will be visible through the United States and on the Pacific ocean. The eclipse com mences 1:14 A.M. The middle of the eclipse occurs at 2:10 A. M. The eclipse ends 3:06 A. M. j . lay of Atonement.- j Tlio irrnifoet hnlllov In 1 tio .Twich ccclesia8tical tUe , day of atonc. ment, or as it is called in Hebrew Tom Hakijypurim begins at sunset to day and ends at the same time to-morrow. It's name indicates Its purpose. On this day Israel is to humiliate itself belore the Lord by repenting of its sins in spiritual sackcloth and ashes, by pray ing, and by rigid fast. I During the twenty four hours of this great day not even a drop of water passes the hps of the orthodox. Ipthe olden days the faithful remained in the syuagogue all fniirhtandall dav Sand were, lor the i most part, arrayed in a long, white, f shroud-like garment, which symbolized , the spiritual death from which, on ac- count oftheir ContriUon aud acts of penitence, the great Jehovah was toj rescue them. One of tho most beautiful j and sublime parts ot the service of the j day is the recital of the prayers lor the uuiu, uuu mju ntviur mau kuiu um i i' , jus irumpei tones to awasen me jicopw i to a true sense of their digression from tbo righteousness The serjices tne synagogue Here will partase oi unusual interest, and the choral music .,, , , . , , . - , will be markea by grc solemnity. The, Piaw? w remain closed to-morrow. The annual meeting of the North Carolina Fruit Growers! Association of Importance to the Association will he Vr ;. ... i - ' r : nnt.. . r T .1 l lit (it'fintv. bit ..-.. T- j ji luiviiaucu ill Svime piiitb oi reuuer I .. wnfctj-,, umviwn wuunti-a i j rait to National Uiuoii B;uik, ' ooiint v. this infnrm.it inn e onn m rr? n-1 ! l.hc obe thc ffrcat pain-conoueror. St. I scuarlaron. Cashier were oner- . ' Jacobs Oil, is praised in every lan-' 1 tten Bank, a dozen. i The Association. .-'! I Pai-I to (JermaulaNitionaV Bank' i- r .1 c will Via l.t'ii4 r,r Vlnntilav vpnm' nf iutueci. I Sick But One Week. ) i A young German by the name of ? George Ohl, a nephew to John G. Wag- ner. Esq . formerly Chairman of the (Board of Connty Commissioners, and employed on one of tho '20Ternment ! f dredge bonis, was taken sick last Fri - day and went to the house ot Mr. Wm. - Martin, k meinber 'ol the! police--force. ; He seemed to get worse and Mr. Martin : endeavored logct his consent for (sum- ; momnj; a physician. Ho could not be r4 rvx i ( i on nrtwnrai nnii .vktr aw iw . . - , ..7 " Fjiu but it j w then too Ia:e, he died ycterday I evening. It is said that he havl a mala- i rial attack and two congestive chills. Over the Universe. NEW AJDVEUTJSEMENTS. Auction. fS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1:1th, in fi ! yj . out i Ul Hic-vwm nouae, win no ioiu art)Cr s chairs. Minors, and a, dir. j1. . Haul.. v. 1.1 Vi1?.3? .Jrr A?'. ' A!40 onc Mahogony ! octivMt j s. 11. mansinu, sbcriir. . T 71 j j 7 j " ! pp I GS ! Apples ! AppleS ! AND SfcE OUR LOT OF FINE V western N. C. Annies. "Hoovers" ."Pin- in,H- 'Bell dowers" 'Mammoth UrecnfnV. Howards", "Pennaincs". "Golden Plolns". etc., etc. A p pica offered wholesale, below Sew York cost and above New York quali ties. Call in pursuance of self-interest if not of obligation. JL McDOUGAXJ,, No. 14, Cheat rut between Front & Water, sts , octlO Wilmington, N. C. 1883. T--X: 3STOTICE. - t FOB TFIE FL'BPOiE OF COLLECTING the State and county Taxes for 18831 will jbo at the Voting Places in the Townships, on the following days, from 10 to 2 o'clock : Federal Point', Wednesday, October 24tb.' Maaonboro, Thursday, October 23th. Harnett, Friday, October 26th. Cape Fear, Monday, October 29th. Prompt payment will save coata and adver tising. ! - S. H. MANNING, SherUt' oct 10 it New Ilanover County New Buckwheat J New Buckwheat ! JEW BUCKWHEAT AND WHITE jSyrnp to suit, received by New York Steamer to-day. Also, Cakes and Crackers of every variety, fresh and crisp, and a general stock of Fresh Groceries usuallyifound in a flrst-class Gro cery at Crapon's Family Grocery. j GEO. M. CEAPON, Agent, oct 10 . South Front St Report of the Condition QF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON, at Wilmington, la the State f I ' i North Carolina, at the Hoe of business October 2d, 1863: j j RESOURCES: Loan and diteonnts .;74,2S3 27 Overdrafts 9,342 84 Lu S. Bonis to secure circulation... .50.C0 90 Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages 88,211 82 Due from approved reserve ascents. . 6,642 20 Due from other National Banks 3,123 16 Due from State Banks and bankers. 2,417 41 Real estate, furniture, and fixtures. 7S.2W 46 Current expenses and taxes paid 3,243 50 Bills of other Banks, 13,720 00 Fractional paper currency, nickel, and pennies 276 3 Specie - 4 -.441 00 Legal tender note i 9,28 7 00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treas nrrr, 5 per cent f circulation;. . .. 2.250 00 Total. .! ,03.452 79 LIABILITIES CapiUl suck paid in ; ,t2."jO,ooO 00 Surphu fund. 4l,4."V5 76 Undivided profits 4 52.035 o National Bank notes outstanding O.) 09 Dividends unpaid 2,500 50 Individual deposits ubject to check 216,0o9 S4 Demand certiticates of depobit 535,443 13 Dne to other National Kani? .vj s.il 12 Due to State Banks ai banker?.... 193 06 Kotes and bills re -discounted. .-. s3,S19,CS miw payaoie. 1 aO.pou w Total.. .$1,083,452 70 STATE OF NORTH CAHOL1N A, ) -- i CrxTV of Nrw IIanovkk, 4. A. R. WALKER, (.kUier. f tl ah, nJt iianlif d lemiily swehr that the b'vc . . - - - . . ... statement U true t t he bet f my knuwldye i , j a. g. walker, chier. wri. a.,d .worn u before mr .hi. tp7 ..fOrtobfr, ia. A. J. HOWELL. Notary PoW:. i Crrrt-t AtJrt i E. E. BUBRUfW, I. 4. WORTH. ALFRED MARTIN, t lire-ttr. rtie To the Public. -TALI. AT M STALL IN THE NEW MARKET, where you can Had the best of NEW mVEaokSTEl ia any style and at the lowest prices. Gofibe at 3 o'clock la the morning. Candy, Clgan and Tobacco, at city prlew.- OBADIAH JENKINS, IMI - . Stall Na. , 10. 1883. , NO. 239 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS New Orleans, Augtut 1.1AS3. TO THE PUBLIC ! Iuvestitrate for Yourselves1! Poatruaitcr General Gresham havlrjc ptib 11Lsnc11a wUful anJ maUcioua falsehood iu rc ffaito tbo chsrarter of The iuuiana suto I Lottery -company, tie follow iu facuarctiv jc? to tho public to prove hw statements, that ! we arecngaKOi in a fraudulent Msine, to be I aise and untruo : I , a j . : c 7.rmy 'rom nuarr i, wo, 1 to lrect date rai(1 to Louisiana National Bank, i Jos HOzlcsbv. Prescient. . f Paid to i.onlsiana State National ! Bank, 8 J;I Kenudy. rrcsidout . ... i l'a'tdto Ncr Orleans National Bnnk. 12,100 a. juaju-fin, rrc?iiacqt. .OfiO Jules Cateanl. President.. 30,000 37,000 1.1.1S0- PaW to jlibernia National Bank, Chas Talfrey, Caehlcr Paid to Canal Bauk. Kd T'ibr. Cash'r Pa U I to Mutual National Bank, Jos MitcUcl, Cashier.;. ... Total paid as ahove. . . . Paid iu pumq of under $1,000 at the various OJticcfl or tne (Joiupanv throagbout the Urited States 2,6-27,410 Total iaid by all 4,881,0;0 For the truth of tho above facts we refer the public to the officers of the above naxncl cor porations, and for our legality and standing to the Mayor! and Oftiocra of the City of Sew Or leans, to 10 8tat authorities of Louisiana, and alo to the U. ss. Oflif iaJa of Louisiana. Wc claim to bo legal, honest and correct in 1 11 our transaction, as much so ?s any buaincta in the country. Our standing id conceded by all who will investigate, and our stock has for years been sold at our Board of Brokers, aud owned by many of our Lest known and ro spected citizens. M. A. DAUPHIN, President i J BCapit4ilPrize$75,OOOjg Tickets onlyj $5. Shares in pro portion. Louisiana State Lottery Company . I We do hereby certify thai tec nipervUe th arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi- .nnnc jjrawtngs or une Jjoutstana matt Lot tery Company, and in person manage and con trol tha Drawings themselves, and that I the same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and xngooajaun wvoara au parties, ana tee, author ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac nmucs of vur signatures auacnea. in its aaver Usements.,t Commissioners. Incorporated in 1S63 for 25 years by the Lee- Islature for ! Educational an iu onantaDie pur poses with a capital of 1 1,000,000 to winch a reserve fund or $350,000 has since been added. By an overwhelmbag ponubu rote Its fran chise was made apart of the present State uonsuiuuon aaoptea December 2d, a. i., 1873. The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed oy ins people of any state. It never scales or postpones. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly. . A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Eleventh Grand Drawing, Claaa L, i at New Orleans, Tuesday, November 13, 1883 182nd Monthly Drawing. Capital Prize, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dol lars jEacli. Fractions In Fifths In proportion. LltsT OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Trlzc ff 73,000 1 Capital Prize of.. 25,000 1 Capital Prize of . 10,000 2 Prizes of $6,000 12,000 5 Prize of 2,000 j. . . . 10,000 10 Prizes of 1.000 i 10.00.) 20 Prizes Of 500 10.000 100 Prizes of 200 20,000 300 Prizes of BOO Prize of 1000 Prize of 100.... 50 . . . . 30,000 25,000 25.000 APPROXIMATION PHIZES. 9 A pproxlmatloa Prizes of f750. 9 I ' " 500. . 9 , - ' 250. 6,750 4,500 2,250 1,!W7 Prlica, amounUng to $2V5,50 Applicaon for rates to clubs should only be made to the o31cc of tho Company In New Or leans. i For farther Information, write clearly, giv ing ' full address. Make P. O. Money Or. ders parable aiidaddreea Registered Letlito NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, New OnxuAjfs.i La. POSTALjNOIES and ordinary letters by Mail or Express (all sums of $5 and upward by Exprc at onr expense) to - ! M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. orlL A. DAUPHIN, U07 Seventh SL, Wash'jigton, D. C. oct 10-wed -sat 5w-dTf Mnnds Bros. &DeRossct DRUGGISTS. MONG A LIST Of SPECIALTIES whl we will introduce, we ooVr a line of Imported TOOTH IlRI-'SHE, in all shai, for I UK CENTS KACII. This bro? ', warranted and U the uul Zi jand to. rent bruha wVl ercrrwhere. Plca remember when in ftl. . Cape Fear Pilot House, XJO, 15 SOUTH WATER STREET. A I WILMINfiTON, N. C. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. Board fl.t per day: Three 3IeaU tl: fclegle ileal av bai!taruea guaranteed. ortHm- SELLERS & McKEITOAN. yr will be glad to. receive communication from our frlecdj on any and all cubjecta general in terwt but ' xna name of the writer muit always be fa &!&be4 to the Editor. ComffiuiucatVHumust be wrttiM i. one aide of the paper. PersonaBUea must be avoided. And It la especially and paruVulajlT.cnd tood Xhat the Editor doe not alwaye ekdoj the views of correspondent nnlcae o atate fa the editorial columns. j NEW AIVEUTISOilEXTS. 'PJEW FALL AND WINTER NOW OFKN AT 1 16. Market Street." SPECIAL BARGAINS 1 IN EVEUV DEPARTMENT:. Unusua Attraction in Styles MuarnHiceut Line ot Goods. AIL WITH THE LOWEST PRICES ASSURED t T tMHinierate eveu' a small lorliJn of our endiees variety, would occupy t!oo i much epace, and wc therefore name only n few Te- partmuts. Black and Colored Silks. i Ottoman , llrocaded & llhadames Silks, Pain and Brocadotl Velveteens lj DRESS GOODS in all the New Shades, Cashrucres, Shuddas, Series, - ! Camel's Hair; Foule, Ottoman,! l Nun's Cloth, LadiesVCloth. Flannels.; Mohairs, Plaids .with Combinations! Tin Checks, Brocades, Beiges, &c. ; j Trimmings, Fringes, Gimps, Buttins, to match all above. ' ' Cloaks, Dolmans, Sacqhcs and Jerseys,' ' Shawls. I-adies1 Misses, Aleu and Boys' Merino Underwear. Blankets and Flannels lower than thov have been for years. 1 Laces and Embroideries at prices that will make you buy! any way Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets,! Skirts, Table Damasks,- Towels, Shoeting9, White Goods, Men and Boys' Wear, j r : Staple and Fancy Dry Goodiy ! ' &c. &c..- &ci ji Allbonghtat the recent decline In prices, and an inspection of same will Induce toy pat- j j i i " -" rona, as wcU as the public In general, te proSt i t by Investing tn some of Ihe MANY BAR. GAINS. i ''ftVIUJ. KATZ', 116 fllarket Sti OCt" 8 4- FEEE DELIVERY I JJAVIG FITTED lP A ' HANDSOME lclivcry Wagon, I am now prepared to de liver fresh Bread. Phxt. r:ko ja jnnnh.i of me, free In any part of the city. Prompt ucuvcrjf ((uirauuxn in every lnexance. PI. CMIItrST oct 9 3t No. 112 Market Street. Schdol Books ! Schpol Bookc ! School Books ! i - i . i i rpiIAT ARE USED INALL THE School Parents and tJuardlans are j respectoully !re quested to call on or cnd to we tnr School Rooks or 9choflIo.ini Ovtflls. ! . - Children, Urge or mau.can purchaee Rooks at name rate at parent. Ooe price to all at HEINSBERGER'S, Wttr . Ure Book and Mnsic Stores William H.. Green, WHOLESALE AND RETA I L DRVOG MT, 117 MARKET fcTREET. , j CARRY , A FULL LINE ' OF DRUGS, FANCY GOOD3. Jtr . n.M.. ..iti.i' J. offering induremcnu to all who ue or handw jurucuje. . ii writ 4 I ... I,, School Books I WE HAVE THEM t I ; All the Text Books UiKTi JS THE PUPLIcJaSD PRIVATll . . . SCHOOLS iS THE CITT. ' ' O- "W. lTAl'ES. witftdraw irom tnt wona. s -t . ;
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