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IHIS P APKB
avery evenly. Staday,
ct2
jOUll T. JAMES,
f0iToa A5D rBorwrroB.
I'11 Dim.
SC1 S1I month. $2.00. Three
. year .
rw P1" . nf the city. at the above
- ... .nv L'
UI . ..4 low ana uoereu
A2Tet - refH)rl any ana an i nui-
lve tncir wer regularly.
hjix the laraest
Tr.t mifi'
U . Arctd'Uion. of any newspaper
intkc rtty of
,Mn cnts are being de-
, .kp wiitir.ir f ht-r memoirs.
ro:fJ l"
, !lp(ir;!.'inai peeu tin h ay
. .,!, c: .m missioned officer.
Tare'
P ' . . .:..i.r crave have eone
Army is threatened
Ill JUa L I M I IU1 piuiaill-
'three cheers lor
(;5xb.iii'ifl Chicago is at last snp
t'iej. So f"ay the Mayor and the
fl.;tf of Pice. b J it appears. utr
.lte authorities m earnest, aou are
: in, up their leasts, seuu.s tuui
lure, and quitting toe cuy.
Farrar time?
his
first
His
.; tn America very fortunately
but his en loir v of
Gen. (irant and American Democracy
.lllllftC 111"! FK"
3VcstminsrAbbey secures mm dik
. t a mnnv Ipp.iiirpa ns he
jOUsci IOi
hucses to give.
(hkviKe, Canada, brings forward the
boe dying wife the doctor prescribed
ine. Wine could not easily be bad
iodine doctor furnished some from his
private stores. When he sent in bis
the sorrowing widower laid an in
formation against,hini for selling liquor
a a prohibition county contrary to the
colt law.
The name of the correspondent who
represented the Associated Tress at
mat Mcdregor during the last days
Gen. Grant., and who so vifidly des-
ribed the death und journey down the
aoantaiD. is F. V. Mack. He had rep
rinted the Associated Press in New
rk daring Gen. Grant's last days in
at city and was allowed free access to
be house.
It is stated at the postofiice denart-
mont that the svstem of special letter
liV.'ivtrv will not eo into operation
before October 1. It is found that it
tafcesa long whiie to get the preliminary
work done in conaection with its in
troduction. Clerks are preparing lists
of the towns designated by the law,
biscJ upon the returns of the last cen
sus, ipon examination, it is ivuna
that there are 620 cities and towns in
the United States containing a popu
lation of the required number.
President Cleyefaud and Dr. Ward
hive been in camp since Monday,
August 17, at Willis's Tond, N. Y.,
nine miles froru the Prospect House.
The President i3 enjoying good health
as far as can be learned through
friends, and takes much pleaure in the
open-air snort?, having been fishing
ad hunting with the rest of the party
lhe rumors that ho was ill seem to havo
been started becauso Dr. Sawyer, an
old friend of Dr. Ward, was called by
teiesram lo join the party.
Jeveral hundred members of the
Zfchman family in Pennsylvania arc
excited over the information that a for
me of $50,000,000 is awaiting them in
itzerlacd. They are now advertis
lc? for the recovery of the missing
QiiIy Bible, which alone is needed to
establish the claim of evidence to se
care the fortune. The family say that
tie last man who bad it was Fred.
oyer, who when last heard of resided
er Williamsport.'buf he cannot now
be found.
The Salvation Army of London has
uQed appeal for SIOO.OOO to rescue
fallen wnruPn and tQ send them to the
United State and Canada where they
CJa have opportunities to reform and
;fe respectable. TheaDDeaPis "meet-
JJS Vita great success. Mr;1 Samuej
ioriey, m. p.. for Bristol, has subs
bribed $10,000. Three other gentle-
nave given $500 each, and $35,000
Vm raised in one day. At the meeting
c,the National f!rmprna fnr tha Pro
ton of Ynnntr Hirio holH In St.
a. t iuaj , iuci u i ci ul
men present.
Je .orm was aylph-like, and her face
m iust a miricle of grace.
fSiV s.w.hy 1 bought It fery strange
'oisft talked with her at such lonsr rang
" : ba-l teeth ller hrrath vu tainted!
n 'U 5o.odonT she wasn't acquainted.
The Onlv TTAiiinflv
JnSe who suffer from foul breath
j t opea to the charge of carelessness.
ahv0 oSnco that can be speedily
leA-i single bottle of the fra-
OnoNT will unmistakably
Phsh the work. No toilet table
and 2 wilhout it. It will preserve
breitK p lhc teet-h white, and the
realQ Pure and sweet.
" V irrni ' ' " -rHv- " . Y Y
.. Til DAILY; MMMW.
VOL. IX.
LOCAL NEWS.
IIDEX TO MEW AOVCITlXEmHiS.
Ctrd of Thanks
Mum ds Bkotiiehs Notice . .
C W Yates Your Cny Chance
F C Miller Tar II eel Liniment
Wahtei ladles and Gentlemen
HEiHSBKsaEK Pianos and Organs
OrEitA HoctE-Standard Dramatic Co
There was no City Court this morn
ing. The receipts of cotton at this port to
dayfoot np 7 bales.
We noiiced quite a fine display of
dog collars at Jacosi's Hardware De
pot.
The Standard Dramatic Company
will occupy theOpera House all of next
week.
The cool wave still continues and lhe
weather has been threatening rain
nearly all day.
ii id cxceiiem weainer lor ripening
suppernong grapes, of whichx there
promises to bo a bountiful harvest.
John Dyeu has just received a lot
of fine suitings for Fall and Winter.
They are now on exhibition. t
The season for excursion parties is
rapidly drawing to a close, and there
will be but a few more this season.
Messrs. F. S. Coburn and E H. Fon-
vielle have purchased Lloyd's meadow.
in Onslow county, and intend to pat it
under cultivation. They will raise rice
and will erect a rfce mill.
Rev. E. S. Alderman will preach at
Moore's Creek Church on tho third
Sunday ic September, at 11 o'clock,
and at Point Caswell at 4 o'clock on the
afternoon of the same day.
Th excursion of the Cornet Concert
Club, which was postponed on account
of the bad weather, will take place
some time during the coming week.
The precise day will be decided at a
meeting of the club to be held to night.
For Men and Boys Pee Dee Plaids.
Workiug shirts. "The poor man's
friend", all q;oo a i .ti.
at 25 cents, at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory.Nc. 27 Market St., J. Elsbacu,
Prop. tf
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, light
local rains, followed by fair weather,
Easterly winds, becoming variable, and
slight rise in temperature.
Flag Drill.
The llag-drill by the young ladies
will "be at the armory of the Wilming
ton Light Infantry to-night. It is ex
pected that 25 young ladies wi'l be in
attendance. The uniform committee
will Alan mnet at the same time and
place and report upon the style of uni
form which they have concluded to
adopt.
At the Kocks.
Tire writer was at the Rocks yester
day. It is very pleasant there now and
September will probably prove a very
popular month at that point. The fish
ing in that month is generally the most
interesting ot the entire season. Wc
visited Fort Fisher lor tho second time
this Summer, and on th s occasion we
were fortunate to find a number of in
teresting souvenirs of the terrible fights
which took placo there, unearthed by
the recent, storm.-
Yesterday' .Excursion.
The excursion given by the members
of Howard Relief Steam Firo Engine
Co. No. 1, on the Passport yesterday,
was well attended, notwithstanding the
cool weather, and was thoroughly en
joyed by all- The Germania Cornet
Band who are. by the way, a remark
ably fine looking body of men in their
neat uniforms discoursed some very
sweet music and the harpers furnished
that which was needed by the dancers.
It was a very pleasant affair and we
hope it will not be the last the company
will give this season.
Pic Nic for Purchasers.
Bargains in Clothing. Odds and ends
and broken assortment of sizes wilt be
sold without regard to cost. A chance
for all in want of Clothiug or Furnish
ing Goods. Oar rule is not to carry
over any goods from one season to an
other if low prices will sell them. there
fore we cut prices accordingly, it is
useless to quote prices. Come and see
the eoods and you will be astonished at
the marvelous bargains we are giving
our patrons. Sjirier, the Old Reliable
Clother, 114 Market st. Sign of lhe
Golden Arm . - t
Farmers can savo "tim and money
by getting barbed wire lor tbeir fences,
at Jacobi's Hdwv Depot. t
WILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY. AUGUST 28,
Fifth Street M. E. Church.
The improvements and additions
which haye been in progress for sever
al weeks in the Fifth Street M. E.
Church, are now rapidly approaching
completion and are so far advanced that
a description of the changes may f be
given. The enlargement consists of the
addition of eighteen feel in length to
the front or West end ot the building.
By this addition to its length a com"
modiou3 vestibule has been arranged,
while formerly tho front door opened
directly into tho. body of the church.
fThis ba3 also given room for a spacious
gallery over the vestibule ; ror th(To(r
cmmodation of the organ and choir.
The old seat3 in the body of the church
haye been removed and their places
supplied with new settees, made of na
tive North Carolina pine. The altar
and pulpit have also been removed and
replaced by a much more convenient
arrangement and one which is more
pleasing Ir the eye. The side galleries
have also been removed, which wii'1
cause no inconvenience to worshipers,
as tho increased seating capacity on the
first!floor will be amply sufficient. By
this change, also, the interior of the
house will be made much lighter in
day time and tor night service there arc
two chandeliers with 21 burners each.
The windows are larie and gothic in
styio. These will be supplied with
panes of imitation stained glass, to
soften the light. All ot the interior
wood work is of Nortn Carolina pine,
oiled and varnished, and ithas a rich
as well as solid appearance such as
can be given by no other material.
The study is immediately in rear of
the pulpit and i3 connected with the
pastor's residence by a plank walk
which amounts to a prolongation of
the piazza of the dwelling.
A historical chart of the church U
being prepared which, when completed,
will be placed in a conspicuous place in
the vestibule. This will uive a synop
tical history of the church, its several
pastorf, the terms of their ministration,
the increase in membership and other
matters of interest connected with the
pews will be set apart as memorial
pews, in memory of some of the de
parted ministers and members who
have been prominent in the church and
labored fpr its success and welfare.
The outside of the building has been
repainted ot a light load color, present
ing a pleasant appearance to tho eye.
Wc are glad to notice theso improve
ments and to know that the church is
in a prosperous condition and that all
its members and worshippers are pro
foundly pleased with their pastor, Rev.
D. II. Tuttle. ,
Tho Minstrels.
We wero not present at the entertain
ment last night, and such are the con
flicting opinions of those who did at
tend that we are somewhat in doubt as
to the merits of the performance. That
it was novel and in some respects ex
cellent there can bo no doubt. All
agree on that point. Some of the sing
ing was pronounced good and some
rc ihniiwht to be verv poor. The
house was one of the largest ever seen
in this city, and tho general opinion
Bnpmq to he that there was enough fun
for the money. It is claimed that the
performance as seriously cut, which
will nnndemn the bc3t company in the
world with a Wilmington audience.
Our people pay their money to see a
show or play a3 it is advertised, and
hfivo a int rirrht to demand that the
performers shall fulfil their part of the
agreement. The excuse tnat tne per
formanco was necessarily cut in order
to make train connection for other en
gagements is not a valid plea, unless it
is made beforehand so that our people
may know just how much they may
expect.
Tho Vets, on a Sh oot.
Capt. Aibert Worth won the hand-
rirp tp.niforpfl bv Mr. R. E
Ileide, of thi city, to the Veteran
Corps of the Fayetteville Independent
Light Infantry, of wh:ch he is a mem
ber. The Observer says :
The handsome prize offered to the
Fayetteville Independent Co., by Mr.
R. E. Heide, of Wilmington, put new
life into the old folks, and they turned
cut in ft 11 force. 35 in number, and
marched as nimbly to the tap of the
drum as regulars, and tho score made
by them proved that at long range their
eyesight was still good, and their target,
with many bulls eyes, reminded them
of former days. All seemed to enjoy
the day. and were willing to compete
with the juniors not only in shooting,
but in the enjoyment of many refresh
ing things that clustered around the
spring beneath a shady pine. C-l.
Albert H. Worth, always a crack shot,
conrH Qi. nnd pained the elezant silver
L pitcher and goblet, but close to him
were others wita scores 01 10 anu j.
Rernonai.
Mr. W. H. Neal, of Laurinburg. i3 in
the city to-day.
Capt VI V. Richardson, of Colum
bus, is registered at the Purcell House.
We regret to state-that Cart. II. C.
Brock, Chief of Police, is quite sick and
confined to his house.
Mr. Williams T. Ban Derman, Clerk of
Pender County Superior Court, is iu the
city to-day with his wife.
Miss Gedie Taylor, daughter of Mr.
J. W. Tayior. has left5 the city - for
Thomasville. N. C , where she will at
tend school to finish her education.
Rev.F. T. Wooten, a student of
Wake Forest College, is in the city on
a brief visit and will conduct the ser
vices at Brooklyn Hall to-night, and
will preach there at 8 o'clock next
Sunday nigh."
The Drama.
We are glad to bu able to state that
the Standard Dramatic Company, who
played an engagement here last Spring,'
and who made many friends among
the theatre-goers-in this city, have en
gag'ed to play here again for a short
season. They will open on Monday
night next in Zingara and this will be
followed by other pleasant pieces. The
box sheet will bo open to morrow
morning at Heinsberger's and. the low
price ot admission established by them
will be maintained. Since leaving us
they have played in Charlotte, Raleigh,
Newbern and other places, and to good
houses every where. Let them haye a
substantial welcome on, their return to
Wilmington.
Merely a Ooak.
A good one is told on a young M. D.
of our acquaintance. He was at Ma
sonboro Sound a few nights since on a
visit to a gentleman resident there, and
in company with a number of others,
ladies and gentlemen, was walking on
the gangway to the bath .house, when
suddenly a board which was loose gave
way with him and he fell into the wa
ter. Had hewaded out the danger
would , have beenslight, as the water
was not more than 12 inches denn k
Who- f.O -frnHc, Ol .
ashore ho got slightly wee. f he next
thine was of course somexdry clothes,
and he essayed a suit of his host's
How well they filled can be imagined
from the fact that the M. D. is quite a
portly man and his host just the reverse
all legs, in fact. Since then the gen
tleman has had to stand the fire of a
great many jokes, all more or less to
he point. ,Hereisours: Let him take
his salt bath next trip in homeopathic
doses, and not all at one time.
In Earnest.
It would seem that the efforts niak
ing to copunue inc Carolina enirai l.
.. it r if r i l T I
R. on to the Cranberry works are
earnest and decided and we hope
that it rHay yet bo done. ' The Shelby
Aurora says :
The Cranberry Co. are, working for
their route. Gen. Hoke says he will
come here after the election . and push
this enterprise. He and Maj. Winder,
armed with maps and surveys, went
last week oa a tour of inspection to
Cranberry, and Maj. Winder pro
nounces the mountain route better than
he anticipated. They mean business.
It is said that the owner of the Sea
board Air Line, Mr. Robinson, ofiBalti
more, favors the advance to Cranberry
and Tennessee for iron, coal and
through freights. We think his route
to Cranberry will be built before the
Boston Construction Co, reach Ten
nessee, Burke county has put her shoulder
to the wheel; one of.ber citizens has
subscribed $100,000 of which $5 000
cash has been paid to the Treasurer,
and next month Burke county will
order an election on a railroad tax.
THJB MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at the City Poet
office as follows :
; CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast 7.45 P. M.
Northern through and way mails.... 8.30 A. M.
Raleigh: 6.15 P. M. and S.30 A. U.
Malls for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom includ
ing A:.& N. C. Railroad at
7.30 P. M. and 8.30 A. M
Southern Malls for all points South,
dally 8.00 P. M,
Western malls (C. C. Railway) dally,
(except Sunday) 7.00 P. M."
All points between Hamlet and Ral
eigh .4 6.15 P.M.
Mall for Cheraw and Darlington Rail
road 8.00 P. M.
Malls for points between Florence
and Charleston 8.00 P. M.
Fayetteville and offices on Cape Fear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. M.
Fayetteville, via C C Railroad, daily, I
except Sundays C.15 P. M.
Onslow C. IL and Intermediate ofii- i
ces, Tuesdays and Frldaye 6.00 A. M.
Smithviiie malls, by steamboat, dally I
(except Sundays) 8.30 A. M.
Malls for Easy Hill, Town Creek, !
Shallotte and Little River, Tues- I
days and Fridays 2.00 P. M.
WrightsvWe, daily 8.30 A. M.
vrxxi run u ivLti rcui. ,i
Northern through and way raalla 7JS0 A. M.
Southern Mails. 9.SC- A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad....; 8.45 A. M.
Malls collected from street boxes in business
portion of city at 5 A. M, 11.30 A.M. and 5.30
P. M. and from other polntf of the dtv at 5
P.M and 5 A. M.
Stamp office open from 7.30 A. M. to 5 P. IL,
Money Order and Register Department open
from 8 A. M to 5 P. M.. continuously.
ticneral delivery open from 7 A.M. Vo6 P.M.
and on Sundays from 8J0 to.50 A. M.
Carrfers delivery open en Sunday from 8.30
toJUQA. IL
1885.
NO 201.
The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb
Vance and New Excelsior Penn. are
the. leading cook stoyes, both in quaii
ty and price. They can be seen at
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
JSBV ADVERTISEMENTS i
OPERA HOUSE,
A m DOLLAR PERFORMANCE FOR 25c.
Standard Dramatic Go.
' m m m . .,.
NIG UTS
Commencing MONDAY. Aug. 31st, In the cel
ebrated English Drams,
ZINGAKA, or FL.OWKRS OF THE FOUKST.
Admission 25c.; Gallery 15c Ecservcd
Scats without extra charge.
The management wish it distinctly under
stood that while they have cut the price of
admission to one fourth their usual prices,
there will be no cut In tbe performance.
feats now on rale at Heim-bcrger's.
aug23tf t tar copy
WANTED Ladies and gentlemen to take
nice, light, pleasant work at their own
homes. Work sent by mall any distance all
the year round. $2 to $5 per day can be quietly
maae; no canvassing Address Reliable Ml'g
Co , Philadelphia, Pa. Pox 1503.
Card of Thanks.
rims MEMBERS OK TfJE 1IOWARD Itff
1 LIEF FJUE ENGINE CO. NO. J, hereby
extend lo the GERM A.NIA CONCERT CLUU
their most gTatef ul thanks for the delightful
music forDlshed on the occasion of their ex
cursion on Stmr. Passport, on the 27th icst.,
an 1 congratulate them on the great Improve
ment they hare male In such a short time.
1 hey would also return their thanks to the
ladles who so kindly assisted them, and hope
many returns of the pleasant affair.
apl28 It Siarcopy
The Best I
pORTNER'3 TIVOLI BEER 13 THE BEST.
That!? what good judges say. Sold whole
sals to city and country trade at the Depot,
21 N. fecond street, Wilmington, N. C.
aug26 3ttac '
L. 11. Parson,
JpIANO AND ORGAN 1TJNEB, Graduate
of the New England Conservatory of Music.
Experienced both In factory and route
work. .Repairing a Specialty. Terms rea
sonable. Orders left at the Bookstores or
through the mails will receive Immediate at
tention. v aug 27 3t
Just Received.
Poarn of various kinds, Sweet iiiah Po
tatoes, Cabbage and Onions. Cabbage and
Irish Potatoes Dy the barrel or less quantity.
CM. D. HUMPHREY,
aug 27 "Davis' Row", near New Market
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
T
HE PLACE FOR YOU TO BUY A PI
ANO OR ORGAN chcai) and on very easy
tsrros. Ten Leading Makers and over three
hundred different styles to select from. All
Manufacturers' Lowest Factory prices.
Send for Catalogue.
Pianos $25 Cash and $15 Monthly. Organs,
$10 Cashand $5 Monthly.
ONE UNIFORM PRICE TO ALL, AND
THAT THE VERY LOWEST KNOWN.
Fianoa. $203 tal,000; Organs, 25 to $750,
HEINSBERGER'S,
live Book and Music Stores
aug 27
Just Opened
Hosiery,
Hoop Skirts,
Wire Bustles,
Canvass Belts and
Ooraline Corsets.
aug 27 J NO. J. HEDRICK.
The Gem
TS THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN where
I
ORIGINAL BUDWEIS and EBLANGER
BEKR can be obtained. Also the finest
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Meals furnished at all hours.
WiLL WEST,
aug 26 26 North Front St.
Fall Stock.
llfE ARE RECEIVING OUR FALL stock
TT of Cooking and Heating Stoves. House
Furnishing Good. Grates and Grate Fixtures.
Kerosene Oil Stove something new. Don't
fall tn examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere- we are prepared to oner YKiix
PARKER TAYLOR'S,
aug 21 23 South front 8t
Powder
TTE CAN DELIVER AT A MOMENT'S
T f no uce:
FFF.rnnpowder, In kegs, halves, quarters,
orange Duckiog, in qrs and l ib canisters.
Rice Jiira. in Kegs.
- Blasting, In kczs. j
Alio, FUE of several grades.
augU GILES A MURCUISOX.
TIN K00PING,
TOOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING
AX, i
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made to order.
I I
Stove Pipes. Elbows, Ac , 1c.
MJ Jobbing generally. i
W. E. KING,
. PracUcal Tinsmith,
PriEccss.bet. Front and Water fetrecU
aug 24 - - - ; i
APRT7P send six cents for poetago
X MiJ.mjmj and receive free, a costly
box of goods which will help you to more
money right awar than anything else In this
world All tf either sex, succeed from the llr.t
hour. The broad road to fortune opesa before
the workers, absolutely sure. At once ad
dress tsce Co., Augusta, Maine.
sot 2 d&w It . 1
. rucAss i?orict ,1 V
Tf mil bt g lad to rceem eommuticattoa
from our friends on any and-all BUbjaci.';
general Interest but m .
The name el tho writer must always Xx'm
niched to the Editor. - -
Coannrnicaaona mnat b wrttW oa oV,
oca aide of tho paper.
Psrsonantlea must be avoided.;
And It la especially and particularly u3
tood that the Editor does not'always esdoi
the views of correspondent unites to aUti
In the editorial eoluana. . '
NEW ADVJEaJISEMENTS.
Something New !
pUlVATK STOCK WHISKIES !
"W. II. McBraier" and "Rosa Valley."
10 jciro oil 2Tc a drink-1.50 per Bottle.
Coolest Beer and bet 5c Cigar (Brock'n)
In the city: J. M. McGOWAN.
aug 21 t . ''
Attention!
'yyE HAVE ON HAND AN ELEGANT
assortment tof Cigars and Cigarettes. Cur
"Little Boy B?ue" 5c Cigar Is the 19 1 In the
market ; it will pay .you to try them.
MUDS BROTHERS,
104 North Front St.,
f 21 Ncrth Fourth St.
aug I'J
Mason's Fruit Jars.
ly E NOW II AVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
of the above Preserving Jara. Send In your
rd era at occo. We wlti guarantee lowest
"...
prices.
W. F. SPRINGER A CO..
19. 21 a ib Market Street,
Wilmington. N.
aug 14
Tar Heel Liniment.
JpOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE,
Ely's Cream Balm and Wei-Dc-Ycvcr'a Ca
tarrh Cure,' Als?, a complete stock cf Patent
Medicines, Drugs, Ac , at
r C. MILX.ER'3,
aug 21 Correr Fourth and Nun sta
aug 10 tf
Mortgage Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
contained Iu an Indenture of Mort
gage executed . by B. T. Hay and,
wire to the undesigned, dated the 0th
day of May. 1S12, and recorded In- tho
Register's office of New Hanover county, In
Book R. R. K. at Daces 7G7ct sen . I will 'n
by public auction, for cash, at- tho Court
iiousc uoor in tnc city or Witmlrgton, on the
SCth day cf Fcptembcr. 18t5. at 12 M.. the
premises in said motlgige conveyed, t ituatcd
in lha city and county aforcaaid, ard descrlb
cd as follows: Beginning at a point In the E.
unu oi mn si., jou ieet a. irom lti intersec
tion with the a. line of Wooster st , thence E.
parallel with Woos'cr street 132 feet, thence
a. 55 feet, thence W. 132 feet to FJLfiJvt.
!. rftoWirg'fc the"offilal pUn Tf sVid
city. LUHR VOLLEIW, Mortgages.
aug 26 sot
T0E ONLY CHANGE !
PHIS 13 MR. ALDEBMAN'3 LAST week
with ua and those wishing Photographs will
please take notice and mnko engagements
auraa. rATJiib' niuru i'auiajks.
School Books.
s
UCH AS ADOPTED BY THE STATE
Board of Education. Special discounts al
lowed to merchants and teachers. Send for
price list. All kinds ef Blank Books and
Stationery, suitable for business and school
use. C. W. YATES,
aug 24 110 Market 8trcet.
August 27th.
25
2BLS. NEW MULLETS.
OUR OWN CATCH.
100 Pounds in each barr el.
aug 27 DAVIS AEON
COTTON GINS, COTTON
PRESSES, &c.
W
E SOLICIT INQUIRIES AND ORDERS
for the WINSUIP COTTON GINS AND
COTTON PRESSES, which are superior to
any offered in this market. Circulars Jicd
Price lists will be sent on application.
WORTH & WORTH.
aug 19 .
Notice I
Notice !
CRAIG & THOMAS,,
T NO. 113 SO. FRONT STREET, STILL
keeps for sale
Fresh Family Groceries,
Good Rye and Corn Whiskeys,
Pure Gln3, wines and Brandies, an i
"Solon SLlngle," .CTalg'alCholce," ;
and the "live Indian,".
aug 18 Tho bcit 5c Cigars la tbe city.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
J WILL MOVE FROM THE STORE I NOW
occupy atout October 1st, to ore of the new
Stores oppttite the Market in the Vol'ers
Pu'ldlrg. I will sell off goods njw on hand at
greatly reduced prices and wilt open In the
new stoic w tin. a larger, h mdsomer and bet
ter stock than I .have ercr kept, as I will have
more room for dlanby.
Kcapci trolly
MISS E. K ARRER.
aug 17 Exch&ngo Corner,
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