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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
JUST OPENED !
n ! t; IIS DA Y. januakv Jt. 11.
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.'oner of Mulberry an I Fourth Strt'cU.
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hi uecl f anything ui our ltnr, wl.fllirr
Printing, Ruling or Binding,
aiiiroeMlll br doneifh pr.rnptin'-, and
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WeUoire to cU atti-ntiou ol ttjeho
hare nrrtr favoml u ith tln ir patronage,
to the fact that our Is the Lct niuipped
UblLhment la the city, and none but com
petent arel ktlleil workmrn emplvit!.
JACKSON & BKLL.
tan la
Photographs.
MAUK Itr "INSTANT A NEOUS"
lroee. Have jtut reelvl a fine tot of
Fancy and Plain Frames,
which arc Ml!ln c hrap.
Call anl let MK,'CEV)NKSHKn; make you
a Ctirtstaxaa tl-tnre.
mt VanOrwieirt oVt tun.i.
lti 13 If IIOKTON FRJCKUAN.
'Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCMIX)SS Prop.
IliYTCIJiS-H IS KVF.KY IUC5lECT.
rirttla Bar a1 I'.W.M A UO A
mm ATTACH If t n
5 and 10 cents Clears,
HAVANA ttUJUiS.
ltt in the city, arc oo Aalf.
lru- ami MMlclaal prrparatloni of the
li'.rfcr! jrra at
JNUT.SCIIONWALU'S,
jao 11 lrnjtnl ItrextpMoa Sior
Wanted.
JJY A COMPANT WHO rROPO?K Ttl
tablUh a manufartorr thereoh. well-llaUr
ol crvrc UiuU. ruCe who may hve much
Uiiu to tiUpoM of are reqoetel to commoal
rate, wtth tae at WaJeaboroor by letter with
Mr. Jo4h T. Jamea. at vnimlnrwo in pcro
FaUprTtcaUraaato exaet loeatloa of taada,
ttaraber of area. probable yVM of Umber to
the are aol lnweat price. ct he mart
knownT JOHN T. 1'JkTIUCK.
Suta ImmtraUoa Actat, .
apt 17 tf Wa4CAlaro, N.
si:xatk.
Washington. Jau. S3. Mr Scivcll,
Iruiu llu) committee 011 Military Aflairs,
reported favorably a bill lor the relief
of i- itz JoIiQ l'ortcr.
Mr Harrison, in Mr Iocuu 5 absence.
sat J tbero would be a minority rciort.
Air Sherman offered some Ions-pre
ambles and resolutions relative to al
lezed election troubles in Mississippi
auu Virginia, accomnanicu oy a uui
instructing the committee on Privileges
and KIcctions to investigate and report
Mr Sherman askctl immediate con-
si Jeratfon oflthcbill. On objection ol
.Mr Ih krtll. it went over until to - mor
r- ninl will be Printed. Mr Cockrc)!
ifuitiht ilie ecntlcmau ofleriux it may
b v to-morrow, deiire to aM a few more
WJ?isa3rrom 'the' House rvpsalioz the
tot tiuth and providing for an expcdi
nun f ir the relici ut Lieutenant urcci,
Mr Vance introduced a joint rcsolu
tiou to provide fr the commemoration
the lauuim: oil &ir auer ikaieizn a
eIouv)n KoauoVc Island, N C. Ou
JUr Vance's own sursestion. the reso.u
t;.. .ro li.l r. flirt tiK1rti lw hfrrnffor
nun ,m.v..v.--
called up.
.Mr an uvck ouc w arwom iou
calling lor full information from the
Attorney (Jeneral as V the fees paid
attorneys in the star route cases.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. IxMff. of Mississippi; introduced
a joint resOiUiion ciViits me inanks 01
f,rr..t In Hintfttn I!nV Kabricfeen.
I ,m!in tho IT. Rercnue
Steamer -Dexter." and the ofiicers and
men who manned the Gay Head life-
boat, lor their brayc conduct in rescue
invlU cnrviirnrsnrihA vrvL- nf thp
Stcanier City ot Columbus and esin
twice swam to the steamer, ami rescued
twomni who were clinsinir to the n--
gtntf. I asMHI. T
ft 1 L
Mr. iurii., 1 rum me commiiiee on
Aprro;riatkiis, reported a'.bill to supply
deficiencies in regard to the rebate; tl
ihetax o4i tobacco Referred to the
com mi tec of the Whole. I Mr. Hnraa
tated that he wou'd ak action on it
tomorrow. It appropriates $3,T10.00o
; for the payment ol tobiiceo rebate.
.Mr. Aikrn, orc. Iroin the com
miitct on Agriculture. morUd a bill
'talili"i!ini a Department of Ami
etihun. Keferrel to the Committee l
the Whole.
STATU NEWS,
.Wit'xttinl O'rtcrccr: It appears that
in thu 5lat this 111011th no less than
five jT."fit were Im.rii U death The
l"a-l iil uo ityu.i re-rd; as Mieb :
cnuc of death in thi- t.ititielc is cer
lainly phenomenal.
Clitiioboro I'lttri.rf; ("aj.t Ficd
StrJi. Ml 'riiotiuivilU'.lwas hero Mondav
and report bavins piite. recently made
.1 b? ol :n(ia!).i' epper aitd silver
piojH-iiy in lViMii eotinty. mar the
Yaneev mim:. lid j- Captain Slitfi'b
i,'vrMii'ii Mime prospecting wan done.
i4tl in rdT to establish the true value
I ib pi'oiKTtV !i?e'wied .son: j-hafl'
!eiC'ii;ik wlmii lii-l.tl very rieh
ri-nlifeTolis r:i inpM-r e. Upon
j'.. - nio!l:ll.ll.i.:li; jaom puutoro.
1 jlt. j.fj.j.J.ny whicli 1 1 1 1 i y ontimn d the
'frulii ot his rriire.-eiilAl huiv
1 Kinslon Journal: McF.srs. Smith
1 4- :. .i
lil'i . 1 villi?) i .linn, ;uiiirii
lirrc Saturday on : binl iiuiii. l'lu
lirs!. Iiliikt 1 tliiti'it in Sinilii !ii-i-ii'i-n!
I iy h'. in t.'l.iv : om b it entcre'l jilit
j aloT- theeyr ball, another IwMween lln-
'. a ibird in tin; Irll Vhei'k, a loui'tb
in ta ru ear and a 111 the hand
ll i le.iirtl tlml the leltleyi i-4 dstro"cil
It sai.l thai Col. Maj claims to havi
!.Ken in i-oniiunud ol tlitr iczinient that
Imincd the bridge at While Hall in
IVccin!cr. IStii. Jte; Davi.-. a colored
man cmployetl to with the bird
huulcr received a .-liht wouud with
one shot at the lime Col. Clay wa?
wounded. , .
Charlotte 06tmr: In this city yes
tcrday at noon, at the loiideucc of Mrs
Jane Fink. on II trcct. I.
W. E Motlatt, of Chester. S ! C was
married to Miss flattie Motley, ot 1 this
city. Rev. J. T. Bajwcll, of Tryon
Street MethodUt Churcb, performed
the ceremony, and the happy pir de
parted for their future borne in Chester.
In front of yaumgartcn's photo-
grapn gallery, two pictures of two good
citizens ot this county are displayed.
one of which is labeled 'before the
war." They are pictures ol Dr. II. J.
Walker and Mr. L J. Walker, one ol
whom is now a prominent physician of
Mecklenburg, and the other of whom
i prominent merchant of Charlotte.
The picture taken before the war repre
sents them as two beardless youths,
with clasr td hands wearing Confeder
ate uniform. In the picture taken
after the war. thej appear just the same,
except that both have beards and the
Iclt leg of each is gone. In the
bauttle of Gettysburg: Mr. L. J.
Walker had his left les
shot off at the knee, and on the
retreat from Gettysburg, his brother,
Pr II J Walker, bad his left leirshot
oil in cxactiy the sime manner, so
identically that one brother can wear
the other's artificial lejr. Thi3 coinci
dence of legs Is noiwithout its advant
ages, as will be Illustrated by this inci
dent: A few days previous to Mr L J
Walker's marriago. he had the misfor
tune to break his wooden leg and was
thus placed in an awkward dilemma,
but found bis way out of it by calling
on Dr Walker, whose leg be borroweu,
and the wedding passed happily. Brave
soldiers they were, these Walker broth
ers. - They are good citizens, too, and
our county people hold both ot them in
warm esteem.- j
It Don't Clatter
jr THE OLD TEAR IS CONK AD THE
New Tear has came. UUMPinuCT, JKN
KINS Jt CO., are still recelTlnx at tnelr Oys
ter Iloue, No. 113 South rroat Street, a freea
supply errrr day of New Rler O raters. Oys
ters shipped C. O. D. Fresh Shell Oysters
always on hand. Ac ; jaa?
For thc Cure of Coughs, Colds.
Hoar?cncs, Ironchitis,Croup, Inilu-
enui. Asthma, Whooping Cough, In
cipient Consumption and for the re
j
1 ic f o f consum pt i ve iersons i n ad van-J
'red rtacs of the Disease, rorbale
,iiy all UrJggisis. race 25 cnis.
- 1 .ina4.-'Lrrii-..
novMiy telp UAw
COAlMKltClA L W.
WILMINGTON MARKET
- January 21 1 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
- 1 HulCh wuls fc.v. xw...
I reported.
dmctv nnn ctu ni ei 101 r.
,nr ci
OUBiaw
I TAR Onntnn firm at S 1.40 DCr bbl
-I-
of280pounds.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $2 for Virgin and Yellow Dip
and $1.15 for Hard,
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of 50
baics on a basis oi 10 1-1G cents per
pound for Middlicg. The following are
. m . , . .
iDeoniCial quotations.
Ordinary 7 13-1G cents
pgS J j16ft
Middling. U 11 16
Miaaimg. ,iu i-io
Good MlddlinS 10 5-l(
14
it
OAli.T RECKiPTS.
Cotton.....
Spirits Turpeutine
Rosin
Tar
Crude Turpentine
192 bales
1G5 casks
1485? bbls
107 ' bbls
103 bbls
iUAttINC NKW.!
-
ARR1VF.O.
Steam yacht Iouis Weeks, Smith
ville, Mater
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bi
bey, Smithvillc, Master.
Steamer Wave. Robeson, Fayette i
ville, Geo W Williams & Co.
Steamer Xorth State, Robinson, Fay
ctteville. Worth &. Worth.
Schr Alice Ilcarn. Pennewill. Balti
more. Geo Harriss & Co, with guano to
C C R R
CLEARED.
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks. Smith
ville. Master
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha. Bis
boy. Smilhviilc, Master.
Steamer Johu Dawson, Colvin, Point
Caswell. R P Paddi.son
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville.
Geo. W. Williams & Co.
Steamer North State, Robinson, Fav
cttcville. Worth & Worth.
Swrd barqnentine Brltlania, Larson.
Marburg. Ger. Paterson. Downing &
Co
Imports.
FOKKK1N.
Ilarbnrg. C!er Swcd bariiuentine
Hi iitania iU0 bblsrtsin .
Vcs-c1h lor this lort from For
eign lorts.
i:ari6.
N'r A'irr, toiii, FliidLi'lt, sallcl from
llmul'iinr, h-t. II.
Nr At, IHi tonn, Alakmn, aaiiol fruni
Hh-iiJm, Nov SS i
Nr A 1 1 a to ,.": torts, d, at Jlarn'ilJeo
or A11. tons, Mcloi, siikil iroui
ljulon, Nov -
Nor Aei.ona, 51. tons, .IoIiiikcii, at I.lrcr-
I'ool, Nor .J
Rue's Atlanta, :ll tonn, Nyborg, pallet from
Mary port, .Nov li
Uan LJcuct 4S tone, Dahl, ailcl from I'alUi:
lT Ktoh, .til loit, BurtucUicr. t-atlcc frout
Hull, Dcc.'Z
Nor tins, loos. AU'lcir.ii, Failed liom
bWuUwar, Aug 3 Ia Taliua, at i'ljmoutb epl
11
Kroulfii AuUiU, tous, Wilde, clcarcl
from hlctlln. lev.'t
(Jer WlcliarilH, 3T0 tons, Klirackc.
aaucairom 'icnerine. ?ov 17
tier Lucy X l'aul, 577 tons, , sailed from
Auistcniatn. ucc o
Gcr Marie, &! tons, rcrmlco, sailed from
llamljttrr, Dec It
Gcr Orion, Zii tons, Clausen, sailed from
ii am uu nr. rov 4
Nor rmdcntla, , , sailed from Mar
seilles, Dec 13
Nor llauma. 224 tons, Lundegaard, sailed
fro. Ifaaaburr, Not 8
Sor San, 415 tons, Larsen, sailed from Ply
month, Not 13
Nor Telemacb, 23 tons, , Andersen, sailed
irom vajencia. hoy io .
Ger Texas. 591 tons. Loot, sailed from nam
burs:, sow 16 i
Br Vlck Jt Mebane, 506 tons, Ilenske, sailed
uvdi ij amour;, wi xi
Swd Vulcan. 371 tons, Iinander, sailed from
Lendoo. Dec 4 -
Nor Ztppora. , . sailed from Seville,
Nov 13
UIUGS.
Daa Loulae. 179 tona. II&ntn mIIm) from
Antwerp, Deo 17.
Ger Pleole,? 7 tan. Straasen. saile.1 from
TTarnhviw. W
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS OX HAND JAN. 19, 1884.
Cotton ashore, 7,412; afloat, 025; total,
8.3G7.
Spirits ashore, 3,933; afloat, 655 ; total
4,593. . -
Rosin ashore, 70,293, afloat, 14.414;
total, 84.707. V
Tar ashore, 7,032; ashore, 670; total,
7,702. .
Crude ashore, 1,425; afloat, 100; total,
1.525. .
RECEIPTS FROM JAN. 12 TO JAN. 19.
Cotton. 1 828; spirits, CS2;.rosin. 9.214;
tar, 1.445 ; crude, 373.
EXTORTS FROM JAN. 12 TO JAN. 19,
DOMESTIC. '
CoUoa. 1,353; spirits.. 226; rosin, 305;
tar, 599; crude, 5S6.
t roranas.
Spirits, ' 1,320 ; rosin, 6,847.
DPI (I lul KfeMSS
I Ira U. U. k .E, AJU M.Bl. 4S W. HU M. Urn lark.
norX?7.1reo44i
t this
'
116 Twlarket St.
FRENCH NAINSOOKS,
I Victoriaand Persian Lawns.
Pique, Marseilles, Checks,
20,000 Yards
EM BROIDERIES I
JLm o
li I
A FULL ASSORTMENT IN ALL NEW
STYT.KS AND DESKiSS.
I
BALANCE OF
WINTER GOODS !
ii
SELLING OUT VERY CHEAP.
TO MAKE ROOM KOR
SPRING STOCK.
M. fl3. K-ATZ'J
116 (llarlcet St.
jan
jyCapital Prize $75,OOOjS
Tickets orl3r $5. Shares in pro
portion.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
' Wt do hereby certify tluit we sujttnise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawing of Te Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, ami in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, und
in good faith totpard all parties, and we author
ize the Company to we this certificate, toithfac-
similes or our signatures attached, tn us adtu
ver
Usements.
Commissioners.
Incorporated In 1XC8 for 25 years by the Left
lalaturc for Educational and Charitable pur
poses with a capital of fl ,000,000 to wh.rh a
reserve fund of $500,000 has since lcen
added.
By an OTcrwhelmlne nonulai rote its f ran
chlse was made a part of the present State
uonsutuuon adopted Doccmbcr 2d, A. v., 1S79,
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
oy the people of any State.
Jt never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
piace monwiy.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. First Grand Drawlnsr. Class A
at New Orleans, Tuesday, Fpbrnary 12, ISSt
loom Aiouimy urawuig.
Capital FrizejSjOOO.
lOO.OOO Tickets at Five Dol
larsEach. Fractions in Fifths
In proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
, 1 Capital Prize of....... 75,000
1 Capital Prize of 25,000
1 Capital Prize of 10,000
a mzes oi vo.uuu.. iz.GOC
5 -Prize of 2,000...... 10,000
iu x-nzes oi j.iaju... 10,000
20 Prizes Of 500 10!000
100 Prizes of 200 20,000
500 Prizes of 100 30,000
nw M'nzcst or su. 25.000
1000 Prizes of 25 25.000
arpRoxntATioK prizes.
9 Approxlmatloa Prizes of $75o.
9 500.
9 .. jj
6,750
4,HJ0
2,250
1,967 Prizes, amounting to
$2G5,500
AppllcaUom for rates to crabs should be made
oniy u tne oaice or the company in New Or
leans.
For farther Information, write clearlT. rlv-
Inr full address. Hike P.O. MmxrOr.
ders payable and address Registered Letters to 1
KTT UttUJINS NATIONAL BANK.
New Okleass. La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by
Mil vr cxpresa ian Bams 01 3 ana upwards
by Express at our expense) to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
. . Sew Orleans, La.
or If. A. DAUPHIN,
607 SeTcnth St., Washington. O. C.
jan 16wed4at4w-1w
"Dyed."
TMONACirS. lW SECOND STREET.be-
tweea llaxlet and Princeaa, Ladles and Gen
Uemen's goods of erery description, any color.
Also, cleaning, scoarior and bleaching. Send
me a pair of your old Kid Glove. "
SOTS&tf ;. h
it iiiivi uvuuj uiubvi.v rvvu "vrtv oiviu arc satlsf
auu ucncu iuc iaru
LACE CURTAINS AND CARPETS I
A first rate assortment and it is a pleasure to show these goodj 1
A FEW CRUMB CLOTHS
jan 22, 1884
JUST RECEIVED PER EXPRESS
Plain and Brocaded,
In all
Also, 12and20 buftons length
These goods were purchased
them very much under the regular
I
i"" 31 I
Lime! Lime !
f '
ISO BARRELS
FRUSIE ROCKrORT LIME,
! NOW LANDING
j. ORDERS SOLICITED. .:
WORTH & WORTH.
ianl7 i
Ox Tail Soup.
DY FOR USE ON TABLE, CONVE
NIK NT TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND ECON-
i ...
OMICAL. I '
j - :
WE HAVE ALSO
CANNED OKR A
AND
Canned Tomatoes & Okra.
Makes elegant Soup.; Receipt for making
' 1
Soup thrown Inl I
SUGAR CURED HAMS
AND . j .
SUUAR-CURKD STHIP& & SHOULDERS.
t i i
Cail early before the rush.
P. L. BRIDGERS & 00.
' 11 0 North Front St.
ian li
Sportsman's Goods.
WE HAVE! THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
o f English and Belgium Breech Loaders
ever brought to this market. Also a lirnt
class stock of Shells, Wadding, Primcrs.Cart
rldgoBags, Gun. Caps, Game JBags, &c. In
fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good
goods and guarantee prices.
W. E. SPRINGER & CO.,
Successors to John Dawson & Co.,
jan 21 19. 21 and 23 Market Street
For Saturday.
JJRESSED POULTRY, DUPLIN COUNTY
SAUSAGE AND LIVER PUDDING, N. C.
Sides and a full stock of I Choice Family Gro
ceries. Prices reasonable. Respectfully.
j . A. W. BIVENBARK.
The Live Grocer and Produce Com. Mer
chant 114 North Water St., Wilmington. N.C.
jnn 11 1 ;
1 Special Inducements.
1AM OFFERING A SPECIAL INDUCE.
ment In ZEPHYRS, having a very large lot of
It, and wishing to reduce stock before Spring.
I will sell all colors at He and black and white
at 10 centa per ounce, FOR CASH. A nice lot
of Handkerchiefs, Linen'and Silk, I will sell at
reasonable prices and stamp initials free of
charge. I - I
chrochet Goods, such as Shawls, Fascina-
icru, caps, Basques. &c,, at 10 w pi ices.
Hats trimmed and untrimmed & lnw a
is can
dc uougnt anywhere, and a
select from.
large stock to
Respectfully,
MISS E. KARRER.
J""10 Kxchanfire coram-:
A Merciful Man
JS MERCIFUL TO HIS BEAST. ! THIS 13
a gentle hint to owners of Vunblankelcd"
horses. The place to buy any price Blanket
you want, toc-etber with iAn-mVi r..
Saddle, Harness, Trunks Satchel; Bigsl
Ac, la at
MCDOUGALL BOWDEN'3.
No. 114 North Front St
jan 21
Economy. Economy.
-piNE CLAY PIPE CHIMNEYS FOR COT
tajres. Schoal Hatiaaa v.,a- w..nJ
S?U!P Jf ul,.fui draft Pcrteetly tafe, and In
every way satisfactory and ebeap.
PURK WniTE OIL. , jan 21'
Fancy Goods.
'PULL TANK AT
GILES A MUECHISON'S.
Mnrchlson Block.
dec SI
amouub ui guuiw we are seiliu"-."
on band at less than value. 3 j
o
A FULL LINE OF
thejevening shades
Jersey Silk Mills, all colors for evening
from , a large Bankrupt Sale aad wilU
price. ' ', -
JULIUS SAMSON, ,
111 MARKET STREET
Baltimore' TFIlmlnste:
Steamship Line.
he:
llalcigh and Vide
O a anI afteraturday, January rth, a st.
. . .-. .! j j
cr of this line will sail from J
"-'.'.. . -i . .in,
, BALTIMORE,
Every. VTURDAY,! atf. P. M.
From
' i F '
SATURDAY, unless sobner loaUit
Through Rills of Lading and lowest thirJ
javca guaranweu IO ami iromf points fc
rwii iwans ami uape rear silver. i
1 ALSO,
To ami from Boston, ' Provictenc4
! pnia ana an western
For Freight Engagements, lpply
, :-'U A, o: CAZA0X.At.,
I Wllmlflvton, 5. t
ANDKEWS. & CO., Agt
' i - i i l i"
I 3. rr. Corner Llpht and (ierman 8a..
dec-20 - IUItiDW
Now York & Wilminj
Steamship Line.
. STEAMERS
WILt SAIL FROM NEW ,T0BK ITt,
SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P.'Mj
BENEFACTOR. .... J ... Jt . . Saturday.
REGULATOR........ .v...SatnrJ4f, "
BENEFACTOR 1 ...... Saturday m
REGULATOR. ....... j. . . .Saturday, 3
Thronrh : miii r.ri!n. and
Through Kates guaranteed to and from f
In North aad8outh Carolina. I , Ml I
For Freight or Passage apply to " M I
H. G. 8MALLBONES,bnperlntciiJ.
" wilinlngtoB,t
TUEO. G. EGEB, Freight Agent. '
35 Broaawsy, e
W1L P. CLVDK Jk CO- ttwrs I k
jan vtf .
Notice.
rTHE COPARTNERSHIP flBBtT
existing between W. U. &J. a. MOJ'
t ? " J. A MONTGOJII
January 12, 1881 : ' :. : j
rjlHE UNDERSIGNED ATILL C0S?'
ttw business of the late firm f W. H l
- 1 - - 1 w
Monteomery and sollclta the general
of bla friends. v j. a. MONTGOHi ,
jan 12-tf 4 , , i J
AS. B. HUG GINS & P
OLD STAND MARKET STE1'
In vke attention to their t
Family Grocery Supply
1 - and solicit patronage-1 j
Everything sold : on the princtMf j
and Let 1 Ire," with a guarantee ot f
tion to purchaser. - j ('
Good delivered promptly
charge
" ' : if 19 mm MM
PERSONALLY IS ATTEXDAXC- f
Fashionable Shaving and Hair Dr
A! Jf o. 7 South Front Street '
I
1 .
1 uuus aay ausoived by muttuu f
J. A. Montgomery assumes all lUb111 ,
is alone authorized tA rnUet .ndreeci'.
r 1 :
rlP.fi
d
be3t work done and the "beat wor'.
plojc t. Giro us a can.