epted by.
JOSHT- JAMES,
jpitob AJiDPKorKnrroa.
SIPTIONS POSTAGE PAIR
51 r00 Six. months. $2.09. Three
0G: One month, 25 cent.
, montM. :u bg.dellvcre,i by carrier free
XW P1 part of the city, at tire atxrre
accnupereek.
,Mn rates to and liberal.
' tSScrs will report any and all fall.
5 T,ve their paper regularly. -
rn r-
gi1" Scirffiw Jw largest
:r5ucct'ssful candidates for ma
nlation at the London University in
fC 100 were women. Three of the
men received prizes for proficiency,
ndone ot ihcm headed the honors list.
i danger of the Couf derate Gener
I Cheatham, Miss Kitty by name, has
' Je her Iebut upon the dramatio
mie She is described as very grace
uj aJd pretty, with plenty of talent and
The warriage-Di David Derricott and
Sophie Calloway,, which Jcok place at
ffishiDgton, Ga.. on Thursday, is
remarkable lor tho fact that the groom
i3 93 years of age and the bride 68.
Wither bad been married before.
-
Venus'm French are not now in favor
jo the be?t American hotels; but the
Woni menu itself sticks ; because it can
be uttered without opening and shutting
the mouth twice, and without thrusting
tie top of the tongue betwixt the teeth.
The undertakers in Macon, Ga., are
catting rates, and a lively war between
them is going on. The city sexton,
who is also an undertaker, recently re
cced the price of carriage hire from
y to $2, and the rest are expected to
follow suit.
A novelty in adverting is found on
the Korth Italy Railway. There is a
pocket to every ticket; and, searching
within, the passenger linds advertise
meats of hotels., shops and the like
along llie route. The company thus
makes 24 on every 10,000 tickets.
.
The recent fall in the price of bar sil
rer in London is for good reason at
tracting wide attention in financial
circles. The decline has been steady,
and the price is now 47 . pence per
ounce, on which basis the bullion yalue
of the standard dollar is equal to about
80 cents.
Lient. Finley, of the Signal Service,
3 that the tornado , investigations
bare enabled the bureau to predict , the
formation of a tornado many hours in
advance, and he wants a Congressional
appropriation for a system ot tornado
aignals, to be displayed at 7 o'clock in
the morning in the regions liable to be
visited by a tarnado in the course of the
day. Sach a set of signals, if reliable,
would prove of the greatest value in
the West and South, and the expense
ought not to be large.
A cable special to the 'New York
Herald says: "Without undue op
timism, it is now permissible to hope
that the cholera is in a fair way of dis
appearing, not only from Spain, but
also from the two infected French sea
ports. After haying attained in the
former country a death rate of about
two thousand, the mortality has now
fallen to between five and six hundred
day. A large total, truly, but a more
satisfactory one than has existed any
lime these pas: ten weeks."
When John McLean, ot the Ciri
wti Enquirer, who is now in New
Yrk, was asked if Ohio would go
Democratic, he said: -Why, of course
Ohio is going Democratic; no doubt
boat it. The situation is just the same
43 hea Iioadly ran the last time, only
to chances. are very, much improved
!a tis ftvor. I cannot place the ma
jority, bat I presume it will be at least
W.000. The Prohibitionists will carry
.moro rotes that - the Republicans
sginc. They will dig into the He
Publican ranks tar greater than into the
Democratic."
It is ramored that. (roernor Stan
fort, of California, hashe fastest three-Jear-oid
trotter in the world in Palo
Uio. a son ot Electioneer, dam Winnie
"J Planet. He trotted last Fall, when
two-year.oid, an exhibition mile over
us Bay District course in 2.23J. audit
hinted by those who profess to know
Jest this wonder from the Pacific coast,
JJ1 he can cut seven seconds off of
and yet have speed to spare. Palo
Alt is entered in all of the principal
5-astern stakes this Fall, and if rumor
u correct has them at his mercy.
Warden A. A. Brush, of the Sing
ng.New York. State Prison, says
Prttndreth's PiUs aro lho most valuable
crtoartic he ever used. lie has been
J "at sufferer trora rheumatism and
j. ood Poisoning, but obtained Tory
utile relief from medicine or doctors
S, ke commenced using BrandreUri
"a. They not only cured him of
aeonutism. but gave him a vigorous
Poetita and purified his blood - com-Vlm'-
' . lwd&weod. .
IJIifc
VOL. IX. WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
110 EX TO IEYV AOYEKTISEUEITS.
Tkescu Bkos Lime
C W Yates Coming J n
Butciiebp Extra Notice
IIEIK8BKKOKB SchOOl BoOkS
ftJuNDS Brotukrs DrujrgiBts
f C MlLLEK Tar llecl Liniment
Jno P Garrcix & Son Notice
Geo T Herbert, Prop Oysters
Geo W Price, Jr Furniture at Auction
Ed Wilsox MJurciNQ Myrt'e Grove Oys
tera
There was no City Court thi3 morn-
Rico birds are high 35 to 40 cents a
dozen.
The cool wave struck the city . late
yesterday afternoon.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 478 bales.
Call at JAcobi'3 "Hardware Depot
arid see his fine assortment of Flobert
Rifles. ' f
Ger. barque Eolus, Schwenn. sail
ed on tho 14th inst. from Hamburg for
this port.
There is a brisk demand for small
tenements where only moderate rents
are asked.
Northern -apples are plentiful in
market and are selling at from 50 to 60
cents per peck.
At "3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer in this office registered 84 de
grees, with the wind from the North
east. The next entertainment at the Opera
House vill bo on the night of the 28th
inst., when Smelbacker's show will
appear.
. For the best nnlaundried white shirt
in the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory ; only 75c. J. Elsbach, Prop.,
No. 27 Market st. tf
The Monarch Shirt is the most pop
ular in the world. It is sold by Dyer
for $L It is a good fit. and always
gives satisfaction. t
Capt. Manning has just received a
new lot of fresh Myrtle Grove oysiers
at Pine Grove, on Wrightsyille, and he
tells us that they are fat and well fla
vored. See ad. ; .
The excursion seasos, picnic season
and base ball season being now. about
over, the theatre season has opened and
balls and parties will soon be the fash
ionable amusement, i
" The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb
Vanco and New Excelsior Penn., are
tho leading cook stoyes, both in quali
ty and price. They can be seen at
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
A match gtme of baseball was play
ed yesterday afternoon, between the
Somersets," Capt. Ben; Penny, and tho
Bounding Rocks, Capt. Jos. Wright.
Tho game rosuUed for the Somersets
in a score of 32 to 28.
Our thanks are due to Col. Charles
Rr Jones, Secretary, for an invitation
to attend tho annual exhibition of the
Carolina Fair Association, which will
be held at Charlotte, N. C. on October
27th, 28th, 29th and 30th, 1835.
There was a very singular and men
acing cloud formed in the heavens at
6 o'clock la3t night and many of our
citizens were considerably alarmed lest
we should be visited by one of those
terrible cyclones which have recently
devastated some portions of the North.
; The kitchen, in rear of the Northwest
corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets
has been bought of Mr. II. Bloom by
Daniel Howard, colored, and was bejng
removed this morning to Sixth street,
between Mulberry and Walnut, where
it will be fitted up as a dwelling.
Carpenters, masons and 'painters are
having about as much as they can well
attend to these days. Several buildings
in different sections of the city are in
course of construction, some are being
remodeled and others repaired, so that
the demand for jaechanics leaves no
reasonable excuse for idleness.
Indications.
. For the South Atlantic States, con
tinued Easterly winds, generally fair
weather, except in Southern portion
where there will be occasional light
local rains. : ' . - ' ' '
Sale of Ileal Estate.
The Cape Fear Mill property . was
sold at auction at the Courthouse door
this forenoon. It. was bought by Mr'
C. B. Wright for $15,050. The dwel
ling house of Mr. Alex. Oldham was
sold at the same time and place and
was bought " by the First National
Bank for $2,700. :" . ,
; A IT T
For Raffle.
An elegant piano, made at the manu
factory of Ernest Gabler & Bro.. New
York, may be seen at Yates' bookstore,
where it has been placed on exhibition
for raffle, the proceeds to be devotod to
the oenefit of St. Thomas1 Catholic
church. Tho catalogue price ot the
instrument is $800 and its excellence is
certified by Prof. E. Vau Laer, who
made the selection The chances are
placed at SI each, and the fortunate
winner will receive a guarantee from
the manufactures that the piano is first
class in every respect.
Bright Leaf.
. We saw a fine specimen ot bright leaf
yellow tobacco to-day which was raised
by Mr. George E. Shepherd at his place
on Topsail Sound, 21 miles from the
city. It was cured by what is known
as the blue process, and it was pro
nounced by competent judges to be of
very good quality. Mr. Shepherd
planted one acre in tobacco this year as
an experiment, and is very much
gratified at the success which has at
tended his efforts thus far. and he will
probably increase the area of tobacco
culture on his place next year.
Yom Kippur.
The next Jewish festival, that of
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement,
which begins at sunset to-morrow and
ends at the game hour on Saturday,
teaches that he who has fallen may
stand erect and straight after be has
risen again ; the sinner may return to
the path of righteousness and be pious;
he who deserts the straight path and
chooses crooked by-ways may return
to the level path and walk in it ; pride,
vanity, haughtiness, sinfulness and
wickedness will not harden the immuta
ble Diety, but blight souls and lead to
forgetfulncs3 of duties ; God punishes
for the sake of correction. Yom Kip
pur is a day to be devoted entirely to
making atonement before God for sins ;
to sanctify and elevate moral natures to
God, and to t?e reminded ot the ever
lasting Sabbath in the world of spirits ;
to declare the dominion of the spirit
over the body, by abstaining from all
earthly enjoyment, and lettiiig the
mind be occupied exclusively with holy
thought, which is the true Sabbath of
the soul.
Person at.
Col. H. B. Short was in the city to
day. Mr. J. II. Clark, a prominent citizen
of Bladen county, was in the city to
day. We are glad to learn that Capt.
Henry Savage has improved in health
and has been able to ride out.
Mrs. J. W. Fleet, who has been vis"
iting relatives at Wades boro during the
Summer, has returned to the city. -
Mr, E. II. Keithly has returned from
Duplin county and we are glad to learn
that his son is much better and is con
sidered out of danger.
We regret to learn that Mr. B.
Greenewald is very sick and many
fears are entertained for his recovery.
His disease is paralysis.
We are glad to know that Mr. John
Fitzgerald, who has been confined to the
house lor several months, has so far
recovered as to be able to be out again-
We are glad to see our friend, Mr. J.
H. Muse, of the Star, on the reportorial
warpath again to-day, but regretted
that his appearance failed to indicate
a return of good health.
Capt. W. W'. Carraway, of the Ral
eigh News and Observer, was in the
city this morning, but left on the North
ern bound train for Burgaw to be in
attendance upon Pender Superior
Court.
Trade at the Old Reliable
where you always find just what you
want and everything of the best make,
and always lor less money than you
are asked for tho same quality of goods
elsewhere, leu can depend on honest
goods and square dealing at SHRIEK'S
all the year round. Before you pur
chase, visit Sukieu's and convince
yourself of the most astonishing val
ue in Boy's and Children's Suits ever
offered in this city. Pay no attention
to prices advertised but compare goods,
that being the only true way to find out
the house which gives the most and
best value lor the least money, and you
will be fully convinced and to your en
tire satisfaction that it pays to trade
with Shriek, the Old Reliable Clothier,
114 Market St., sign of the Golden
Arm. ' ...... t
Now is the season for painting your
houses. Go to Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if you want
to rare money. - - ' t
A Heal t by Sign.
It appears as if our merchants were
expecting a positive and healthy re
vival of business, as the last steamer
brought large stocks of goods, in addi.
tion to what had already arrived here.
The sidewalks in front of many of- the
stores are lumbered with packing cases
and the clerks are kep't busy from
morning until night in arranging the
good 3 upon the shelves and counters.
A fine assortment of Lanterns, just
received, at Jacobi's Hardware Dept.f
Chamber of Commerce.
A called? meeting of the Executive
Council of the Chamber of Commerce
was held at the rooms of the Produce
Exchange this forenoon.
Tho President, Hon. A. II. VanBok
keien, called the meeting to order, and
after the transaction of some prelimi
nary business, reported verbally that
the unexpended funds from the last
Congreesional appropriation for the
Cape Fear would give a width of 110
feet at the Upper Channel ; 150 feet at
Log Shoal, and from 110 feet to 150 fee1
at Snow's Marsh, with a depth of 16
feet at low water from Wilmington to
Smithville and 18 feet at ordinary tides
and 20 feet on full tides over the bar.
Tho President then submitted his
resignation in the following communi
cation: Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 17th, 1885.
To (he Executive Council of the Chamber
of Commercey Wilmington, N. C:
Getnlemen: I tender my resignation
as President of this Chamber ot Com
merce, to take place at the annual elec
tion, which will be held on Thursday,
8th October next.
Said position has been held by me
the past nine years, during which
time I have endeavored to advance
the commercial interests of this
city and State, and regret that greater
increase of cammerco and general pros
perity have not resulted.
Uncertainty as to my future renders
my resignation at this time proper.
Whether located here or elsewhere,
or in what employment I may bo en
gaged, a portion of my own time will
ever be at the service of "dear old Wil
mington," and her interests always
considered. I am, dear sir?,
Respectfully yours,
A. H. Van Bokkelen.
On motion oi the Vice President, Mr.
Donald McRae, it was unanimously
Resolved, That the Executive Coun
cil of the Chamber of Commerce of the
City of Wilmington, N. jfJ.. receive,
with feelings of deep regret, the resig
nation of their- President, Ai II. Van
Bokkelen. to take effect from and after
their annual meeting on 8th October
next,-who has long and usefully served
in that office.and who has done so much
to enhance the progress and prosperty
of our city, and that wo wish him every
success and happiness in the future.
On motion, the Secretary was author
ized to give the proceedings to the daily
papers as an item of news.
Adjourned. . , . - . -
Have you seen our Fish Scales? All
housekeepers should have one. Can
be had at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.f -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
Myrtle Grove Oysters.
OUR OYSTEK BOASTER HAS BEEN
fitted up first class, and we are now pre
pared: to serve up OYSTER ROASTS in good
style at PINE GROVE, W RIGHTS VlLiLE
SOUND. Some good PIG-FISH on hand.
Telephone No. 70. -"
ED. WILSON MANNING,
sept 17 3t th sat tu Proprietor.
Oysters.
gECOND LOT THIS SEASON.
To arrive at tho STAR SALOON t&l
to-morrow. Call and see them and get some.
7
GEO. F. HERBERT.
, Proprietor.
sept 17 2t
LIME. LIME.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
Wl LMINTOJf , N. C.Sept. 12, 1S85.
Messrs. French Bros., Eockv Tolnt, N. C. ;
In the summer of 183two warehouses were
built in Wlltnlnrton, cne for the W. & W. R.
R. , and one for the W., C- A A. R. R. In one
your Lime was used, and In the other Maine
Lime. Upon examlnaUen I find that your
Lime has proved to be fully as good as; the
Maine Lime, and I do not hesitate to recom
mend its use.
J. F. DIVINE, Gen'l Sup't.
Address FRERCH BROS., Rocky Point, N.
C, or O. G. PARSLEY, Wilmington, N. C.
sept 17 It
Geo. W. Price, Jr.,
AUCIIfrSlEB k COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Auction Sale
F
RID AY, SEPT. ISth, at 10.30 O'tlLOQK,
we will offer, at our Sales Rooms, corner cf
Market and Second Streets, an excellent as
sortneent ot Household and Kitchen furni
ture. Parlor and Cooking Moves, a splendid
assortment of Carpets, one fine Book Caie,
an old time Solid Mahogany Double Leaf Din.
log Tab'e, one Lady's Bidlrg Saddle, Arm
Chairs, Easy Chairs. Rockers. Dining oom
Chairs. Extension Tables. Tin Ware. Crock
ery, and a large miscellaneous lot of useful
Household Articles Sofas. Lounges, Bed
Room Sets. Jugs. Clocks. Lamps, Ac.
Sale commences at 10.30 o'clock. ,
sept!7 , - -r
..... " ..
17, 1885. NO 217
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
E HAVE SECURED THREE STALLS
In the Fourth Street Market, and made a con
tract to have GOOD MOUNTAIN iBEEF seat
us regularly, and we. propose giving, the peo
ple of Wilmington a GOOD ARTICLE OF
BEEF fat and juicy at ten ccnta ier pound.
In reply to "ad. of several of the Bu'chera,
wc would ask why they should be bo anxious
t secure -a porUon of the car lead received by
us yesterday if they were fevered? Tho fact
is, we wanted said cattle for our customers,
and would not sell tbe Butchers any, and
that's where the shoe pinches,
ecpt nit JNO. F. GARRELL&SON.
fUotice.
y-E, THE UNDERSIGNED, BUTCHERS
of Wilmington, N. C, will hereafter, an i un
Ul farther rotice, sell choice cuts of Beef at
10 centa per pound and other meats from 5 to
10 cents per Dound from our respective Statta,
delivered in any part of the city free of charge.
All physicians and all dealers In cattle know
that beef placed In cars during the hot Sum
mer months without food or drink for three
or four days, arc unhealthy and subject to
fevers which Invariably prostrate and often
kill them within two or three days after their
arrival here. If the citizens and our respec
tive customer will be patient with u3 for a
short while wa will give them
FAT MOUNTAIN BEEF,
when the weather is 'sufficiently cold to bring
them here without the risk of endangering
the health of our citizens.
We are new sellins? fine Pasture Fed Beef,
from the counties cf Sampson, Duplin at.d
Onslow which is fat. healthy and sweet.
RespectfuUy,
JNO. R. MELTON,
HAYS & JONES,
I. W. KING & SONS,
II. C. GREEN. i
O. H KENNEDY,
W. J. KELLOGG & SON.
Eept 10 It Star copy
Extra Notice.
rpHIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT NO BUTCH-
er whose name appeara above has ever
bought, or expects to buy, a single beef or
even a pound of beef from the so-called firm
of J.F. Garrell &Son. ' eept 17
Female School.
Misses Burr & James,
PRINCIPALS.
Mrs. M. S. Oushing,
Musical Instructress.
rjIHE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SES-
sion will commence on TUESDAY, Oct. Cth.
Instruction as heretofore, thorough and sys
Acmatlc, each child receiving individual atten
tion. The course of instruction includes Sing
ing, Calisthenics, free-hand Drawing, and ob
ject teaching, without extra charge. Paint
ins: in Oil, Water Colors and Pastel, also,
Cravon DrawlBg taught at moderate charges
On account of the unfinished state of the
Church, and the present necessary use of the
School Hcusc in connection with the building,
the school will be opened and continued' for a
few weeks In the Hall of the Hook & Ladder
Company, on Dock, between Third and Fourth
streets. Entrance in the rear of the buildiug
at the East side. For particulars sec Princi
pals at 301 Market street, or 224 No. Third.
sent 15
Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Sash, Blinds, & Doors.
Stoves.
UR STOVES ARE MADE BY THE best
factories, and have been giving entire satis
faction to the hundreds of people who have
been and are still using them. We cannot be
beaten ln prices. We keep In stock Harri
son's and Armstrong A McEelvy's strictly
pare White Lead, which we offer at low prices.
We sell Hardware, from our large and com?
plete stock ai BOTTOM PRICES.
NATHL JACOBI,
sept II 10 South Front Bt
New Wood Yard.
WE HAVE OPENED A WOOD YARD
in Wllnrington, and are now prepared to
furnish BEST QUALITIES OF MARKET
WOOD as cheap as any dealer in the city.
We will use our own Drays, and offer special
Inducements to parties who wish to have
Wood delivered at their ho a sea Leave your
orders at our Yard, at Davis' Wharf, in rear
of New Market, or at No. 130 N. Water SL
sept 10 tf B. E. LLOYD A CO,
Just Received.
FINE LOT OF APPLES, PEACHES,
Pears of various kinds. Sweet and Irish Po
tatoes, Cabbage and Onions. Cabbage and
Irish Potatoes by the barrel or less quantity.
M. D. HUMPHREY,
aug27 MPavl' Bow", near New Market
WANTKD Ladies and gentlemen to take
nice, light, pleasant work at their own
homes. Work sent by mail any distance all
the year round. $2 to $5 per day can be quietly
maae; no canvassing. Address Reliable MI'g
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Hox 1533. -tug
23 d&w lm
':-'r : PL2AS3 KOilCX
VfiwCIbtglsa to ':toc6Tt comnuaicaEca
froaoarlrleaaicaajay wdaU jratjtcta. .
cencrallntexeatbot ' -v 1
Xs same ot writer must always t
ltltotteMtox; , ' ,7 '
Cnxmimlcatloaa must b wxltua oa o
one aid. of the paper. f ;
; Pfcrsonantlea must bo avoided,! -; .
And It la especially and particularly cad.
tood that the Editor does not always endoj
trie views of correspondents unices so stat
In the editorial corosins. ' ' "
NEW AOVEKISE
STEJ
STTS.
BEEF I BEEF ! BEEF I
GREAT WAR IN PRICES !
JpiNEST, FATTE3T AND JCCIESTBEKF,
VEAL and LAMB on this market. Tho larg
est dealer anl the most complete stcck.of
Meats In the city. Prompt delivery In any "
part of the city free of extra charge. If you
leave an order you can always depend on get
ting what you oider ard delivered at tho right v
time and place.
The f olio a log II. t will show you what we r
are going to do and wc mean what we Bay: .
CHOICE CUTS OF BEEF ...10C.
LAMB. ...IOC.
" VEAL .. .lOc;.
" - ' PORK....10C,'
" MUTTON IOC.
ROASTS..... 8 & IOC'
STEW .... ... . . . . . ... . . , . . 5c.
soup bone. .5 & ioc. ;
BRISKET. -.V. . . . Cc.
SHANKS. ........ ....... 10 & 15c;
SAUSAGE. ......... ...... 12 lc.
PUDDING .IS 1-2C.
Reepectfally,
JNO. It. MELTON,
Stalls New Market.
eept 16 it Star copy '
For Sale and Kent.
OTORES, DWELLINGS AND
VACANT LOTS. 1
Applv to
D. O'CONNOR"
aug 21 2taw3m m th Real Estate Agent
Munds Bros.,
irrHOLEaAT-R avn hut a rr. n-nr'rn.
V GISTS, IC4 North Front St., Wilmington.
N. C. Solicit Onlera frnm PhrnJlana anl
Merchants in the country, aud guarantee best
goods and lowest prices. sept 10
Lamps.
HAVING METWITH GREAT SUCCESS
in selling a fine line of LAMPS daring
the last two seasons, we aro now offering a
handsomer line than usual and Invito pur
chaser's attention to them. Prices Verv Lctc.
6Cpt U GILES & MURCHIbON.
Fall Stock.
WE ARE RECEIVING OUR FALL stock
of Cooking and Heating Stoves." House
Furnishing Good, Grates and Grate Fixtures.
Kerosene Oil Stove something new. Don't
fall to examine our stock be foro purchasing
?wrhY,rYc are Prepared to offer VERY
PARKER A TAYLOR'S. T'
sept 11 23 South Front St -
FRESH LOT OF LIMES JUST BE
ccived and those wlsblrg that delicious drink .
-LIMONADE-
Can get it now. Only for a few days longer.
; JAMES D. NUTT, Druggist. ' .
cpt U 218 N. Front St
SometMng:w !
JR1VATE STOCK WHISKIES f .
W. H. McBrayer" and "Rose Valley." ,
m years oia c a annKf 1. 00 per itttue.
Coolest Beer and bet 5c Cigar (Brock's)
In the city. J. M. McGOWAN.
aug 22
t r i"
LE MET A LIQ U E BRILLIANT' de Ppmptii
-Directions Angla'sc:
Axtoxella, Et-Fils, Athens, Greece.
. sept 9i . .
School Books.
FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS, Jts
adopted by the School Board or Education.
Offer special Discounts to Merchants and J
Teachers. Price LUts furnished on applica
tion at . HEINSBEBGEB'S.
o ';..',"
"gLANK BOOKS OF ALL SIZES.
Paper, Envelopes, Inks. Mncila
Pens and Holders, Pencils, Ac.
Can always be found very cheap at
HEINSBEBGEB'S,
Lire Book and Music Stores
sept 14
Coming In. 7
QUE NEW GOOES ARE COMING IN
uuu, ana wc are cow note to oner you
SCHOOL SOOK3, '
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, v T
blank: books . 7
ja - at j 1
. . BlTATIUSr, "
w-il
' ; - AT BOTTOM PBICES.
A.line line of Oil Pslatlngs, Chromes, Sc.
All kinds of Picture Frames ma1e to order at
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