evening,
OSHT. JAMES,
B ..:-r(" AND PBOPBIETO.
months, $2.06. Three
One month, 35 cents.
. . ft
, ri t be J-Jlvered by carriers tree
Iwpa!" .,"-n:.rtrtf the city, at the above
r rents per week,
r 1 r low an ! liberal.
ers will report any and all fail-
" i --ir :ucr rearularly.
The Duly Review.
" p ;: v Review has the largest
f 'Mien, of any newspaper
, t cr'Mi.ation society with a
-
, haw a memorial in ihe
. t ( hH hi home in C'bel-
-
tt ilendrieks has been
-l ts Democrats with
W-i-
-
5;.t.'t
in an interview at
lay denied that he has
i i a J
n win inc ivdjiiuis-
Vice r-
t -r.a '
rt.Pres'dent Davis celebrated his
j. year l5t week, we rejoice in nis
,; , , i length ot davs. He is
. -ar.il man,
lis ,s ntinel: Turn Mr.
,9CUn the stump; give him a
i i . : r..i I Li.
. .. ami ipi mm iuiiow ms
(i.rthe Democracy in the
VOL. IX.
W LMINGTON, N. CL TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1885
NO 151
PLBA&S NOTICE.
Ws will b glad to
tot the writer
M all aaweca;
ut always b:
LOCAL NEWS.
liDEI TO MEW anvctllSEMEITS.
C W Yates Stationery
F c Miller v Fresh Supply
Robert Edwijc Lee Notice
Wm L Iwti, Preaident-Not ce
Hxihsbkrgxk Standard Organs
Jo D Taylor, Treas Coupons
M un us Brothers 81 nply Immense
J R Marshall Confidence Established
T J Southkrlaxd For WilghtsvlHe Sound
Last dy of June.
The cool wave reached hero last night
and it wa3 righ. welcome.
Sunday School at French's.
The Baptist Sunday School at
French's Creek, in Bladen county, will
have a Festival at the Academy in that
place on Saturday next, the Fourth,
for the benefit of the School. The pub
lic are invited-
fbis Sunday School, we learn, is
Personal
Mbj. C. W. McClrmruy and Mr
Jno. R. Paddisun. both cf Pender coun
try, were in the city to-day.
Mr. C.G, Southerland
irom a trip to Saratoga, b
see that he has gained any flesh from
his visit to those wonderful pprings
NEW AUVEKJL8EMKNTS.
ocealdeof the paper.
must be avoided,:
ttat especially and particularly end
-wod that the Editor doet
the views of correspondents
in the editorial columns.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
has returned Black & Black & White, and a few good styles in colors.
utwe fail to ( J
now in a very flourishing condition and ! Miss S.arah Kamllctt, sister of Mr?,
its influence for good is known and ac C Ba"cV. le-ft the city yesterday to
knowlcdgcd by the entire community Dass the -hot months with relatives and;
Mr. R. M. Wescott is the Superiuten-j lorn)er a530ciates in ber native Sate ot
dent and he is ably assisted in h
. i returns
, Lit: oie.
jlr. Loweh:s declaration that ho has
but Hnglish biood in his
bas prompted the Boston Pilot
tofcuotuphia pedigree, with the re
saltiog discovery that on the maternal
i k bia descent is Scotch.
IceSew York Tribune awards Post,
mii'er (ientrai Vi'as the credit of in-
' -offensive partisanship
v; with wh;ch to "turn the ras-s
MlsOJt." This will measurably in
rr,.MP. the i'.aturc ot the 1 . Ij. M. m
fc , .ww
booest men's eyes.
.... .
New York Times: The weighties
it conferred upon the country by
the election of a Democratic President
U the destruction of the sectional issue;
and that also is the most momentous
and ieadinj? benefit which any Admin-
is:ration could confer upon the colored
people.
New York World: Dr. Schliemann,
now on bis way back trom searcning
for the tomb ot Alexander the Greati
has oeen ordered by h;a physician to
try the climate of Florida, where he
might pursue his investigations by ex
cavating for the remains of the Repub
iicao party in thai region.
....
It is now said that the plans for the
John li ach Dolphin had been con
demned at the Navy DpaTtment before
work was begun and now the Tribune
m an inspired paragraph, hints that
Mr. Roach '"may in time set forth
waie pretty lively tacts." We hope
lilt he will, and before long. too.
-.
New York Tribune : The facts dis-
dod by the examination of four per
; Parsed with the murder of a col
ple in Dirke county, Ohio, are
Ni as almost to make one think that
e shotgun habits of the South had
oaehow been transplanted to one cf
wierant and enlightened North-
e" states.
We noticed quite a fine display of
aog collars at Jacobi's Hardware Jc
pot.
Now give 03 a slight rest please, on
base ball, and let's talk about the Fofe
of July.
Base Ball, and Summer underwear
go together. Get the latter from Dyer
who bas a fine line. j
At 3 o'clock this atternoon the ther
mometer in this oflace registered 84 de
grees, with a cool breeze Irom the
Northwest.
Remember the excursion on the Pass
port to night. The boat will leave ber
wharf at the foot of Market street
promptly at 8 o'clock.'
j efforts by the most prominent men of
that section. There arc now over 100
soudurs and the ranks are full every
Sunday.
Savage Dogs.
At about half past 11 o'clock last
night as J. W. Iwis, colored, was
passing along Princess street, and when
opposite the house of Mr
Tilley.on Princess, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, he was attacked by
a large and ferocious b ill dog belong
ing to the latter and a desperate strug
gle ensued. The dog was soou joined
by two other bull dogs, aiso belonging
to Mr. Tilley. and aga;nst these savage
beasts Lewis was obliged to tight tor
his life until assistance arrived and the
brutes were driven off. In the strus-
Btpresentative Springer, of Illinois,
c.ares thn in , r .i i
i,v iium me people
He finds there arc three
lit A... .
30UI tlie Ad 111 in !a rat . tU u
"io say is too last ; those who are
V ! want get in say it i3too slow
'e srent m.i.ir. : .
. ...ca oajf ii, ISJUSI rigut.
Springer agrees with the masses.
i Maine
Mr. 1). C Davis, who for the past
ve-, two has held a position :
Custom House, with two of his chil
dren will leave the city on Saturday
next on the steamer Benefactor for
Now York. Thence he will go to his
former home at Mystic, Conn., to make
a brief visit to his relatives m that
town, a place he has not visited in 15
George F.years
Mr. K. M. Wescott, of Bladen coun
ty, was in the city to day and called to
see us. We are glad to learn from him
that the crop prospects in his section
have improved very much and continue
to improve. They have had plentiful
rains but none to hurt. The outlook
at th present lime is for better crops
than they have had for the past five
years.
iiaso Bail.
The Oxfords and Seasides played an
exhibition game on the grounds of the
latter yesterday afternoon for the bene
fit of the Cornet Concert Club. There
At 12 1-2 cents, light and dark colors.
White Goods, embracing many choice things.
Laces, Ail-Over Laces, &c,
battings. Mattings. Mattings.
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS.
In fact almost anything you can call for. r
A LOT OF CORNIc4POLES AT 25c. FINE POLES 75c.
Jerseys a specialty.
R. M. MclNTIRE.
june
DIED.
GREGtJ In Luting, Texas, this mornioir,
June 30, 185. JOSEPHINE, wife ol David
Gregg, agc.l 3-. years.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
gle, and to protect his throat, at whloh
We don't understand if. Either the the dogs constantly aimed. Lewis thrPW
criticisms on Kurtz's playing yesterday up his arms and these with bis hands
are very unjust or else the record as were fearfully mangled, the flesh on
published is inorrect. Which is it. ? one of his hands upinir torn intn vlnwL
We will sell all wool whitP tUnnH aod one of hi3 fiR?ers actually bitten wa8 a ,:ue throng in attendance, but it
I rt mi . . .
shirts FOR THIS WEEK ONT.Y t OUm 1 Dero was also a P'ece of flesh bit- was not llae as large as the crowd of
$1.50 at the Wilmineton Shirt Fartorv ten out ofoneof his thShs. When as- Saturday last, which was the largest
, . . . , i .
Nr. 27 Market at ,T EiAru Prn f 8,siance arnvfi(1 ,ne liaU succeeded luat "as evtir. asscmoica ciunn; the
. i iu uirowing iewis to the ground and he reason lo wuiiess me exciting game
u iiu i cu jc ueiweeu me would undoubted v hiun hoon ranAnrnA The same was ca cd with n u
- " IV UUCILU I t v
aog qniinance and the dog owner?- helpless and killed had a few more minutes of the time appointed and, a!
( ,irn if nrP Wall u I . , . . I . . '
vruSCB LUB UUBSt-S niOmeniS eaDSed hP Virr. ht. aa o roc tllOlli'l til P. WMthpr ne lMf'..r.1Kl
and the other cusses the badges. There, from their terrible fans. aH whpn hot, the thermometer ran unt nn amnn
n r v a
iieyed he was so far exhausted that ho the nineties in the shade, the .playing
had to beconyeyed home. As quickly was spirited from the beginning to the
' 1 1 s i a-n .
as possioio atter the occurrence word end. mere was a laiire amount of
was sent to police headquarters and a money slaked upon the result aud the
couple of policemen were sent up to contest was obstinate, determined and
shoot the dogs, but they o'nly succeeded skilfully conducted. It is true that in
in killing two of them and the other one or Uvo instances there was some
rr i l l n i tm - mm . I io cfill nf I n . . T : i i I nnao nl'irmii' Kni U . I i
x ne jauies oi ine oecoDu Advent I'0 1,11 luwi wounus iww uuu luciw wa ujulu ieb5
- i . i ,
church, formerly the Second Baptist were "ressed this mornins by Dr. F. 01 carelessness than would have been
church, will give an excursion to W- Potter, City Physician, and they expected from men who were exposed
Smithville. the Forts and the sea on Presented a shocking sight. to such a merciless and sweltering heat
lhegame was nlaved to a finish. ni
The New Postal Law. the SnasidPs wor nW.1 ,
' . " i KUU IIVbVIB
For Wrightsville Sound.
JN AND AFTEE JUNE 20, 18i5, Wagon
ettes for the Found will learc Sonthcrland'e
Stables at U i m. Returning wi l V'ive Pine
Grove at 7 a . m .
june 30 1 wk
1 . J. SOUTHERLAND
now
m 1 .
inere were two cases ot failure to
pay license tax before the Mayor this
morning, in which judgment was sus
pended upon payment of the required
amount.
Coupons
N R'JNDS OF THE CITY OF WILMING
TON, N. C , due July 1,1885, will ls paid upon
presentation at the First National Rank of
this city JOHN D. TAYLOR,
june oO It tar copy Treasurer
Notice.
Another Lot
CAPE MAYS AND OTHER STYLES
in Hats exported this week. Mull and Lace
Caps ior Infants, and a general assortment of
MH llnery Goods at
MRS. KATE C. WlNE-,
319 North Second St,
june 15 3t 15, li, S'J '
Yacht Cooking Stove.
JT THE THING FOR VESSEL AND
Steamboat use; durable and cheap. Always
in Btock the Farmer and Golden Harvest Cook
Stoves. They are the pride of the kitchen.
Wood and Willow Ware, Pump, Rath Tabs.
&e , at
PARKER A TAYLOR'S,
june 2J 23 South Front St
JTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
public that no person whatever lias authority
to contract any debt whatever In my name,
or to be paid by nee; and that I will pay no
deb ta except such a- I contract mveelf. "The
merchants and tradesmen ol Wilmington will
please make a note of this. ?'
juneSOlwk ROBERT EDWIN LEK.
Wednesday, July 8th.
The next base ball event of the sea- On to-morrow, July 1st, the change in a score of 8 to 5
son in tbis city will take place on the in the rate of letter postage authorized
,! 1 Jt L C T I 1 1 fL - . I I . - .
au anu iu 01 uuiy, ac wmcn time toe by the appropriation bill ot the last
Mechanics, ot Columbia, S. C, will coagress will go into operation
1 . . . ... , 1 . I
11 t : . 11 u f.i r'j 11 uy i i n i r i i uacir.fif 'L.A .. . . . . . . . t i i i ,
-.wu.wu guuios n ivu xuo uuujmvu I I tie trliuUL Ul LUIS 1H VV Wll Df! TO in
crease the standard weight of domestic
tirst-class matter from halt an ounce to
one ounce, ibat is to say, on and alter
the first of July, all domestic first-class
matter sent through the mails, includ
ing drop letters at letter carrier offices
A Costly Experiment.
It is a well knowu fact that the ends
of steel rails oa our railroads, through
the constant passage of trains over them
at a rapid rate of speed, become highly
magnetized and nearly every school boy
knows that by holding the blade of bis
pocket knife in the joints between the
ends of two of these rails it will be
drawn to the ei)d to which it happens
Simply Immense.
UU EGG PHOSPHATE 13 A PRO
nounced success. Come in and trv oui
Novelties in Soda Water and be convinced (if
not already so; that Ihe only place in Wil
miny ton to buy is at
MUND3 BROS. Establishment.
104 N. Front Street
Improved Ice Machine in a few days, and
j.cc uream acta aiao. iunc 3i
TIN ROOFING,
JJOOF REPA1BING AND PAINTING.
Tin and Sheet Iran Ware made to order.
Stove Pipes. Elbows, Ac , c
Jobbing generally.
W. E. KING,
Practical Tinsmith,
Princtss.bet. Front and Water StreetJ
juno 29
Xe
e y
prkTimo- Tiw. aM!i.i.4 r
"v- a.iuuut vi
-:vcretarv Cii-m.iio :r .i
" "jh-i U1UU1S 1 1 Ulli LUO
woe ol Secretary Whitnpv in this
e ex-Socretarv io A
u lttec3ntractor, himself, and the
y l doinff thinoo in thn
n.ie the new Secretary is try-
' 'I'tKt ,'!.. . Z
represent the people
JJ Civ .- .
am wuo must pay tor
vessels.
cav;
Udeb68 evidence ol the 8tt bargain
r J the Sharp gang in the New
Ry matter is the lant
tO light Thnrulav th.t
l; ....
-auon is $3,500,000. divided as
5 Stock 4:1 nnn nn . .
i.oPO.000, second mort.
cvr 51 onn noA tu
? xuo actual
UI,y.n.' li;,. Irl. -1
rot is ' uu euriag tne
Z- by railroad experts
dronn, sk in V.ctor Hugo's
' ll ICQ. ll..
tan. . " one ne most used.
co;dWaf y m.orQing at 6, washed
I aEd lhen look a CUP
X and a ra egg. This
1, . r uh strengtU and did
upon the grounds of the latter.
Rev. J. W. Primrosp. Pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church, in this
city, will assist Rev. L. C. Vass, the
Pastor, in a series of meetings to be
Newbern this week. Mr. Primrose is a "J th! be nearest. It is also keown that
I rat or wn p.onta nor on nop. nr frintirn . ...
native of Newbern. L. , , 1 t T " I oy rubbing tbe blade briskly upon the
"au ui iwu tCHiS pr nail endof ft stefi, rft, u Wlll hptinmo mAontt
.mere was an aiarm ot nre at iiair """ "l ,,BClwu t pieseui. t;zp., n.. t.tknnMn nf Hra;n. tn ;t0oif
- . - l T .1 I-.. . vv, WVI
past 6 o'clock yesterday atternoon and v ul oiuer tuan letter carrier needles or otber small steel substances
the J? iw department turned out prompt- l tUll'cu luc Ul uue A few days siDce a gentleman of this
y and were on their way to the C. Client per ounce or fraction. This change city who koew tnese ftcl and h
R. R. where the 6re was said be to, when m tne standard ot weight will also had hfifin fold (hflt . h a
they were sent back with the informa- PPly to first-class matter addressed to upon a joinfc where tWQ rails meet its
ion that it was all out. Damage trif p-anaaa, out poi to matter auarossea to movemont would cease, tried the ex-
mg. r u,,iuW,uuM,w. A1"30aiuciaw periment and. sure enoush. his watch
postage stormed
' V no O v t nrr?a will lea va tA.ntnhf f - r- I f mm 1 o;n nnnfc nor nnnnrl t r Ana t-rn f i
v-..w&w kU u,s'" ..v., Kv. . - m refused to run s nro Th sippI -,-.rL-a
. - . - .. I J ,. .1... I .1 .-V-. W . UU
tneirnomes, alter naving oeen in tne per pouna on an puoncauons oi secona- of lha wateh wnpn nnninlpfolv lnfrno
citv since last Thursdav niffht. Thev class newsDSDers and Deriodicals when .: i ; :. : . ..,
" ; . . , , ..." P ,L iwuuauu a is enureiy wonnicss as a
seem to nave enjoyea memseives wnue sent py puDiisners ana irom tne omce timepiece, nor will it ever be useful for
nero anu spean in praise oi me K.nu- pi puoncauon, inciuumg sample copies. ,hat nnrnnfia nnpssl filimo tvtaM0
ill. u:u l u, i . t l. . t : - "v"-" "
uc ntta nu.tu iuCJ UlMC 'co.i iiem- or wucu acui .iiom iitjvva aucies io shall bo madfi hv whioh it nn h ,1
1 r i -a .... - r. . . , . . , . . . . - . u
eu. w e are giau oi mis ipr tney are actual suDscriDers tnereto or oiner cnaguetized
excellent young gentlemen to whom it news agents. Private individuals
is a pleasure to bestow courtesy. mailing such matter pay at the rate of commencement fcxercises.
nnp Mmt fnr fnnr nrniMW The Roro. the Cl09iu exercisC3 of the MiS5C3
i i .
iuuu.auuu. derived from Dostaire on newsm- Kurr James' school was held at the
For the South Atlantic States, lair pers and periodicals last vear was near- school rooaa in rearof St. James'Church
weather, Northerly winds and station- hy two million dollars, and this reduc- ra5t n'glt- The room was denssiy
tion will, it is thought, cause a decrease tDron?ed and the heat wa3 intense, but
in the receipts of 950,000. The in- the exercises, as announced in the pub
crease in weight of first class matter "shed program m c, were all carried out,
will not reduce the revenue. much to the credit of the pupils, the
satisfaction of the faithful and eflieien
XT : 1 1 I
iuw is me beason ior painting your teacher5 and tbe delist r,f the victors.
1 "" .. . T. 1- TT 1 a ' '
uuusea. uru UAtuuis naru ware a hp it r ,.r f . u
xyeput uu uuyjuur paini. ll you want urogram mo. nrizP w.to dUlrilinf fr,
j f acts and llvine evidences., is sure to nro
duce a growth In bus'ness, as has been clearly
proven uy j. u. mauiiajll.,
Gercral Comoiiss'on Merchant,
24 North Water St.. Wihuinu' ton. N. C
Who has won the confidence of many of the
if armers ana village aiercnants by nis ilili
gence to business and correc'npss in returns,
He Is receiving Consignments dilly of Coun
iry I'rouucis, wmcn ne sens at nir prices.
Consignments eollcitcd. june 3
Notice.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOABD OF
UDERWEITERS, held May 12tb, 1S., it
was rejolved that on and alter the 1st of July
next a slip shall be attached to all pollers,
written or renewed, containing the following,
viz: "This policy cannot be delivered and is
not binding upon the Company unlcs the
premium bas been actually paid."
WM. L. SMITH, Prc-idcnt.
W. W. Holkjes, Secretary,
june 30 It
ary temperature.
bW,l r- .7 . "
idn,. ,iom brain. If
Do
-ouie rapidly, be
went to
Wil rW? . .
llranas- 1 Qay opeD
-"er, sougbt inspiration
The Concert.
The open air concert given by the
Coruet Concert Club at tbe City Hall
Park last night in honor of the Oxford
Base Ball Club was not largely attend
ed, although the company assembled
was select and refined. The band play
ed very finely and their music was
highly appreciated.
Pender Peaches.
Some of the prettiest peaches wc
have seen this season, were laid on our
table to-day by our good friend, Mr. J.
T. Collins, of Bnrgaw. They are some
of the "first fruits." having been gather
ed from trees only three years old. Mr.
Collins has only a few of these trees as
yet but is so much encouraged that be
will add largely to his area this Fal'.
and we think that he is wise.
to save money
Schedule B Tax.
JJ-ERCHANTS, TRADERS? BROKERS,
Keepers of Hotels, Kestaurants, Boarding
Houses, and all others subject to said tax,
are hereby noliflcd that this talc falls due on
the l&t day of July. 18S5, and that the law re-
luires that the sawc ba paid during the firtt
ten days of the month- paying the Ux at the
time ol the issuance of tbe license, otherwise
the penalty stands against you.
Retail Lfqnor Dealor are also notiiled that
their quarterly tax falls due on the 1st of July,
1885. T. E. SAM 1 'SOX,
j une 29 2t Regit ter of Deeds
Pig Fish !
rOVD SUPPLY
ON
Pig Fish !
II AND AT PINE
and en wrote.
Call at Jacobi's Hardware Depot
and examine bis fine assortment ol
j fishing poles and lines. f
What You Can Depend On !
That Shriek's clothing is well made,
that it is correct in styles, that it is
perfect in lit and that it is tow in price.
Yes. lower than the iiki can be had for
elsewhere. The large variety we haye
enables us to fully supply the wants of
men, boys and children of all classes,
rich or poor, young or old. Ours is tbe
place to trade where you can get the
best and most value for your money.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in
every particular. Return whatever is
unsatisfactory, and have your money
returned to you. Shrier, the Old Re
liable Clothier, 114 Market street.
Sign of the Golden Arm. t
GROVE. Oar SHARPIE and other P.oats
ready at five minutes' notice with OWEN
JONES (best boatman on the Sound) and his
t wo bo 5 s alwavs on ihe lookout to take tou
sailing. Transient and Permar. nt Boarder
accorcmo'iatcd. Telephone No 70
june 27 ED. WILeoN MANNING.
Notice.
rpilli; UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUAE!
X lied as adminlstra'or ol the estate of Mrs.
M. Ii. Hewlettc, dee d, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to naid estate ti make
payment at once, and all persons navbiK
claims against said estate will present them
for payment to the undeiiiened, on or before
the 2t;th day of May, 186, or this notice will
be pleaded In bar of their recovery.
JOHN C. SPRIMCEtt, Ad'mr.
may 26 lawCw u
Stati
AL' KINDS, SUITABLE FOR MSB
chants, Teachers, Lawyers, Ministers and
others. We make a specialty of Blank Books
and Stationery for the us; of Counties and
CojuntjOlUcials. Orders for Fngravlng Checks.
Drafts, Notes, School Programmes, Inviia
tioii3, Visitlrs Cards, Ac , will meet Kith
prompt attention at
J'mc YATES BOOKSTORE.
PELOUBET & COMP'Y,
Manufacturers of the
Standard Oran,
(Over one hundred thousand in use. )
Ask attention to the elegant style and superi
or quality of their Orga. for which their
thirty years' expeiiencs with perronal saper-
viiion and every facility is a full guarantee.
For sale only at
HEINSBEBGKRS,
June 28 l ivc Book aod Music SUrc
North Carolina Roe Herring
ABE FAR AULA I) OF ANY FISH FOR
THB BREAKFA8T TABLE
30 Onts per Dozen!
We r.cette a nice lot of
every morning, which we air seiling
at LOW F1QUBE3.
the most deserving pupils, Rev. Dr.
Carmichaei, rector ol St John's Church.
delivering them to the happy and proud WE AEn Wild TO 6901 SODA WATEB.
recipients, with neat, appropriate and! . , w ...
an." . . " jm run eajtvx r 1.1 s ,
encouragtcg words. Alis Ago3tini
and Miss Mci'herson were each award
ed graduating diplomas, they having
completed the full course of study pre
scribed, and they will be no longer
known as school girls. The exercises
consisted ot reading, recitation, vocal
and instrumental muic and were ex
tremely interesting. The teachers will
now have a respite from their laWr3
and tbe pupils a release from study and
will pass their vacation in a healthful
recreation which will the bttier pre
pare them all for the duties and trials
of the next session.
w
Calisaya Tonic, lemonade, Tutti Frctii 'a
newj-yrap). Genuine Deep Rock, Saratoga,
Tate Epsom and a list of novelties that will
make yon think jou never tasted Soda Water
Rtmcmt-cr the place.
MUNDS BROS..
KM N. r rout Sl
ice Shaver in a iv w days. june -7
A Nickel Saved is a Nickel
Made !
DURE DISTILLED
JT Beer in the city. 8moke tbe Centenarian.
WHISKIES. Cooleu
Brocx, Season, Carolina Yacht Cla b and the
Deajocrauc Boom s cents Cigirs and yoa will
get tbe nest and save a Nickel. To be had
only at McGO WAN'S Saloon, 6 8. Front St.
june 25
AH ABUNDANT 8CPPLY OF
Royster's Pare Candies !
The great success that ROYSTER'S CANDY
ha4 0b:a!ned is due to its superior
iua:ity and cheapne.
3 lbs. for SI.
F. L. BRIDGERS & CO.,
juce 2.
HO North Front 8t.