L
a
.1
t
t
'I
i
eepMd D7
jOSH T. JAMES,
10 ,nS3 POST AGS PAH
months. 12-00. Three
-ir .orth. 35 cent.
.iOG- One raoniii.
i1 j-i kt -lei.vereu uj
PT-atf lr'onW" '
iS .... nrr weefc-
:u per wee.
.'v -.lavr and
! l,7tM wpertwuUrlT.
vain Specific for Liier Disease.
0BI
Bitter or bad taste In
mOulU. tvigw waiwj
... m C
vfp-cd witli a brown fur; pain in
o- joints often mistaken'
Ir-if-ti'mes nausea and water
wts t.netimes nausea wwef
''i-stion: flatulency and acid
bow fls alternately costive
f ' fe!aache; lo.ssof memory with
" .-:iv,u:'' .... ---- --
P:". which ought to have been done ;
?L spirits: a thick, yellow ap
'L'nf tbe fkin and eves; a dry
ftevrt- rt-tlessness: me urine is
high colled, and, if allowed to
Mf-lMdimcnt.
a "
(ffSOES IIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VEGETABLE)
,nv ud in the South to arouse
s:?SdlUver to a healthy action.
tJ with extraordinary efficacy en the
Kidneys,
and Bowels.
IH EffECTUL SPCCIF1C FOR
M IJottpI Complaints,
S. Lda. Headache,
T.3"n' - li"or,ne
Ki-i-'V AfieclioNS, Jaundice,
Mental Depression, Colic
by die use of Millions of Bottles, as
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
fc. Children, f- Adults, and for the Aged.
ONLY GENUINE
ka aa Z Sump in rc J -' front of Wrapper.
J. ff. Ze7n 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
tu nuTiinctt. PTlce, 1.0O
tko maniffine editor ot tbe Xiew
l lit.
York World, 0l .Jhn A. Cckcrill,
jsvi :here U not a shadow ot train in
fj,e i-orj that be ha bnuo invited to
akictarge ot Mr. Bennetts paper.
A Washington corresp mdeot says
bat President uieyeiana nas oegun tne
Vrtpira'.ioQ of his annual message, and
xoects to have the bulk of it completed
More he sets out lor St. Louis on tbe
0;h icstanl.
MoD-'i'Cljarle8ton Awj antZ C'ott
ir'juiefful issue. Four pages
nnnptriel typu are devoted to a re
tn the years'1 work in tbe city in
?r? department ot trade and finance.
in wonderf ul display ot enterprise
ridibiuty.
As English statesman assorts that
poo!; do married rueo live longer than
cuhelors but that the latter are more
criminal. He says that there are 38
cJiitina'.a among every 1.000 bachelors,
while among married men 'he ratio is
only 13. This is a bridal boom.
John L. Sullivan seems to be grow
iaza little weary of trying to walk the
tra-ght and narrow Dath. He says:
"Yen cannot, by any process known to
uYicbeiD, make a monk or a hermit
wt of a prominent pugilist and expect
Imtoiemaiu always prayerful and
jolated and abstemious."
Additional boodle on a rather exteo.-
ie scale was necessary to maintain
kgl defences about, Jacob -Sharp.
JohaE Parsons aol $20,000; Albert
y'ckney.$-20.(X)0; Ex Judge William
a
a-Hiimon. 10.000. and Peter Mitcb-
e:nd Ex-Jodse Homer A. Nelson,
J.OOOeach-60.000 in all.
HE
Daili
Review.
VOL. XI
W LMINGTON. N. C, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1887 NO. 214
LOCAL NEWS.
A Georgia colored woman named i
Narcii'a. who weighs 480 pounds,;
wisbf-d to gj on a journey recently, and j BEX TO NEW nEfTISEMflTS.
purchased one railroad ticket for tbe I c w iAT-Neff Goods
nnrnftW Rut t-tin .u I Hrinsbkrgeb's New Check Books
purpose. But tbe door ot the car was ! hthos R.mvr., f
uoiwuie enougn to admit her. and as
the conductor refused to cut awav the
door posts, she hat to make the journey
in a oaggage car She threatens to sit
down on those railroad officials, but
they hope she will retrain.
A tremendous dust storm visited
Tucson. A. T., the other day. It cime
almost directly from the south. nd
struck the city with a roar. It shut
out the sun. and almost total darkness
hang over tbe city tor nearly half an
hour. Every place had Ho be closed.
and iras and lamps was lighted through
out the houses. Tbe dust was of a red
dish cast, as though it might have come
from Jersey. .
It would seem that Mrs. (J rover
Cleveland is not only all that is lovely
as a lady, amiable in disposition, charm
ing in presence, gracetui in manners
and attractive in person, but that she
is also true in her conceptions ot wife
ly duty and respect. She declined au
invitation to present a set of flag to
the New York Fire Department, eim
ply because her husband was not invi
ted to be present ou tbe occasion also.
This is the most charminir of all tbn
many charming things she has said and
done.
The late Bishop Elliot, ot Western
Texas, who died at Sewanee, Term.,
last ffeek, was one ot the most vigor
ous clergymen in the Protestant Epis-
cooal Church. Says the Galveston
News: IIe came to a wilderness with
scarcely a consecrated church in his
jurisdiction. Nw nearly every town
and village has its worshipping congre
gations assembling in their cross
crowned temples. Each tbreu months,
on an average, of his administration
be erected some church building or
school tbe direct outcome of his indi
vidual labor." He went to Texas as
Bishop in 1874
Change of Sailing Days N Y & Wit S S Co
Dick A Meares Gentlemen' Furnishing
House ;
Tbe receipts of cotton to day have
been the largest for any day this season,
thus far.
There is a city ordinance which im- j DIED.
j poses a penalty of $5 for throwing j "i-.tkr KLLEK- vt the house of th Good
; broken glass broken crockery, or tin Shepherd. Asburv lark, v. J , on th'j 5.h
cuttiogs on the street, and there should the u. d shepherd, daughter or the late John
bHlsoone tr dropping grape hulls, j Hulme- f Burimion. J.
Vl w ' i-unerxl tervc at St. Mnrv's Cruircj, lin-
banana skins &c. on the pavements. lington, n. j , o Thnrs'Uv, bept.sth.at 120.
.D V BUT 18 C itl K N 'V
Dauish barqne Herrmih, Christian
sen, arrived at Hamburg Ironi this port
on the 6ih inst
Italian barque VUloria. De Marti no,
from this port for Trieste, passed Taii
fa on the 30th ult.
But tew oi our ciuntry friends are
c lining to town now. They ar busy
harviing their crops.
.v w.
Ji long drought in England caused
embarrassment to the umbrella
we. as sale9 nearly ceased. One
ulacLurer. who vas sued for a deb1
"5. declared that nothing but the
ht prevented payment ol the debt,
aiihe Court granted him a month's
ite. in tho hope that rains might
weand umbrellas be salable.
,
lae statistics ot immigration at Castle
for the month of August show
immigrants were landed, as
ltt,BAi66 in August. 1886. or an
Se Of 1.95W I nrtha mnnth Tha
U1 ioi 11. .1 " ,i . :
2 ""siaiiuu tuis year io uaiu i
'6t. bein
esaae period t last year.
"wo ill am innoiro i.d i t nui
lk4 I . "iiiiumuiiv v j v
had S inrinna 1 I i I .kMllf
Precise 6e?rpA r ennriin thw
racllCeupon a helpless' public
rr1- There is an old savina that
W(pQ
ome people tall out "other
tet their dues.
djobSrtlhat tbe fall
de first rafB o.s
Misfact
Busiuess is more
ore j
BJwiK- payments more
Prittd Sell80D, lhey say lban any
'nsi.ae for years. This encour-
bj v Buodition ct affairs, is attributed
inesa QleQ lo lha slabUi of the
?JJ r-i 1 "l".u,niJration and unusu
h5is7.ww?f. ? V.r.inia
CTiir: VicnrUuru1 nhkari tva
The Raleigh correspondent of tbe
Petersburg IndexAppeal has this to
say of the Governor's Mansion at Ral
eigh, now and tor some years past in
process of erection :
The new Governor's Mansion now in
a halt completed condition is someth'ng
of an "elephant" on tbe hands of the
taxpayers of North Carolina, and tbe
proposition to sell it. which is being
agitated by several of the papers, finds
considerable endorsement. Tho last
legislature, in view ot unusual expen
diturea demanded tor the establishment
of the agricultural college and the new
bureau of labor statistics, refused to
make even a reasonable appropriation
for finishing the bnilding. and it is
doubtful it the next will do so.
The board of public buildings,
composed of tbe governor and
state officers, have authority to
dispose ot the property, and may do
so if a reasonable price cau be secured.
It is rumored that the Baptist denomi
nation will soon establish a female
college here and have in contemplation
the purchase of tbe mansion for that
purpose. This, howeve . has not been
ascertained with any degree ot cer
tainy. The building of the house has
never been a popular measure with the
'masses," and it will be difficult with
any party in power to secure a suffi
cient sum for Us completion, especially
during the present drain upon the
treasury.
Persoual.
Mr. N. H. Frohlichstein, of Mobile.
Ala., writes: I take great pleasure it!
recommending Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption, having used it' tor
a severe attack ot Bronchitis and Ca
tarrh. It gave me instant relief and
entirely cured me and I have not been
afflicted since. I also beg to state that
I bad tried other remedies with no good
result. Have also used Electric Bitters
and Dr. King's New Life Pills, both of
which I can recommend.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds, is sold on
a positive guarantee. Trial bottles free
at-W. H Green & Go's drug store.
Woudoritil Cures.
W. D. Hoyt & Co.. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome. Ga.. say :
Wo have been selling Dr. King's Now
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
len's Arnica Salve for two years. Have
never bandied remedies that sell as
well, or give such universal satisfac
tion. There have been some wonder
ful cures effected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases ot pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
by the use of a lew bottles ot Dr. King's
New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by W. II. Green &
Co
Uock Crystal Spectacles aucl
Eyeglasses.
Advice lo old and young: In select
ing spectacles you should be cautious
not to take more maqnifyitu power
than baj been los to the eye, as in tbe
nrnnnrtinn that VOO DaSS that
point of increase; will cause you fur
ther injury to the eye. Using glasses
and the two j of stronger power than i necessarv i
The receipts ot cUou at this port Lo
day toot up 909 bales, as against 10bak-s
tor the corresponding dale lam year.
Sergeant Skipper, ot the police torce,
is expected back trom New York to
night, in charge o"f Josephine McElroy.
It was a regular blue Thursday on
the wharl to day Our reporter could'at
locate tbe sale of either spirits or
cottou
Quite a large party of excursionists
arrived mis . ujoriiiug on the steamer
Cape Fair, the majority of whom went
lo Carolina Beacn.
Tbe excursion season is nearly over
with and not many more days aro offer
ed tor a tiip to tbe Sound or Carolina
Beach by public conveyance.
The dust is dreadful here now and
we need rain. It is just splendid weath
er though, for our country cousins, es
pecially those who have cotton to pick.
The two-story dwelling. Northeast
corner ot Front and Ann streets. con-
tain ng ten rooms, is offered for rent by
Mr. Thos F. Bagley. See ad. in this
issue.
We are reliably informed that the
construction ot the street railway will
be commenced in October, and that it
will be completed in a short time theres
after.
This has been the warmest day of
tbe month. At 3 o'clock this afternoon
the thermometer in this office register
ed 86 degrees, which is 10 degrees
above Summer heat.
We-would advise all our readers in
need of shirts, to stops at tbe Wilming
ton Shirt Factory and get thj best
white shirts in the land at 75 cents.
J. Elsbaoii, Prop., 27 Market street.
We made an error yesterday in stat
ing the terms favored by the people of
O i.!ow county, as expressed by those
who were present at Jacksonville iast
Monday, tor a subscription by tho
county to the W. O. & E. C. R. R. In
stead of $30 000 wnen the road reaches
New River and $30,000 when it gets to
Jacksonville, they tavor a subscription
of $30 000 when it gets to Jackson
ville and $30,000 when it reaches the
Jones county line.
Mr. Jas. F Past, the contractor ! NEW
states that tbe CUy Court Rooni will j ;
be ready tor occupancy the first of next! DICK & MKAKJB8.
weefc. It is ceiled with native pitch
pine, and has washooards ot the same
material all around the room. This is
varnished, and altogether it will be
abjut tbe handsomest hall in the city.
A Curiosity.
Mr. John W. St. George, of this city,
has a genuine curiosity in the hen line.
She is three years old now. Tho first
year, when she was a chicken, she was
jet b!ack. When she became a pullet,
in her second year, she changed to
black and white and now that she is a
matron, and the dignified mother ot a
iamiiy. she is perfectly white. Mr. St.
George thinks she will be buff and
white next year. She is indeed a rara
avis.
Mrrchct Tailoring k Gentlemen's Fnmisuins.
No. 112 N. Front St.
sept t
Citv Court.
Alice Sanders, colored, was this
morning arraigned tor disorderly con
duct. She was found guilty. and fined
$10 or 20 days below.
John H. Moore was charged with
disorderly conduct, adjudged guilty and
fined $10 or 30 days m the county jail.
In one case, in which the defendant
was charged with committing a nui
sance. a fine of $10 was imposed.
One case of a failure to pay license
tax was continued until to-morrow.
Savings isaiik and Trust Co.
We arc glad to learn that a large
amount of the stock necessary to estab
lish a savings bank and safety trust
company in this city, under the liberal
charter granted by the Legislature last
Winter, has already been taken. In
fact, threeofourlhs of tbe amount neces
sary tor organization has beeu sub
scribed and tbat, too, by some of the
most solid men in the city Therefore,
those who have money to invest and
are looking out for a safe and profitable
thing should look into this matter at
once as the books will hardly remain
open much linger.
We are glad to know tbat the estab
lishment ot this bauk is a sure thing
and that wc may look upon it as one
of the events of the near future
You will find hoes forks, shovels,
spades, scythes, swaths and farming
tools of all kinds . Jaco' Hdw.
Depot t
Grandest Outfi'tinsr Establish"
meiit in the Houth.
I. Sbrier. on the completion of his
new store tn the Purcell House build
ing, will add a full line of shoes for men,
boys and children. Men's, boy's and
children's hats and caps. Gent's fur
nishing goods of every description.
Also, trunks, valises, umbrella?, &c,
&c . which will be sold at the very low
est figures. The Fall and Winter dis
play ot men's
Col. L. C. Jcnes was iu Raleigh on
Tuesday.
Maj. C. W. McClammy, of Scotl's
Hill, was in the city to-day.
Bro. McDiarmid, of the llobesortian,
is in the city to-day and paid us a picas
ant little visit.
Wo are glad to hear that Mr. B. P.
Harrison, who has been quite sick, is
now improving.
Mr. Buck Meadows, formerly of tbis
city, but now engaged in tbe tobacco
busiuess in Oxford, is here.
Mr. O. P. Meares. Jr.. who has been
on a visit to friends and relatives in this
city, returned to his home in Birming
ham. Ala , last night.
Mr. C. H. Dock and four daughters
and Mrs. W. J. Love were passengers
on tbe steamship Gulf Stream, which
sailed for New York to-day.
Officer Grant, of the police force,
was take quite sick yesterday while on
his beat, and was conveyed to bis home.
He is better today, we are pleased lo
state.
We were pleased to receive a cali tbis
morning from Mr. W. M. Decker, of
the Fayetteville Netus. Mr. Decker
has been appointed a route agent be
tween this city and Washington and
will withdraw from the News to take
the new position.
Dr. Thos. F. Wood , Secretary of the
North Carolina Board ot Health, who
who was incapacitated by sickness
from attendiog the International Med
ical Congress now iu session at Wash
ington City, yesterday afternoon re
ceived a telegram of cordial and frater
nal greeting trom tbat body.
Take Care ol" tlio Throat.
Manv orators use Allcock's Porous
Plasters for throat and lung troubles.
Few preachers escape sonic affection
of tbe voice, and many wear a fringe ot
beard under the chin as a protector for
the delicate organs of speech Tbe
Rev. A- A Sheslcr, of Hartley,
Iowa, writes.
I am a Methodist minister, living in
the north-western part ot the Stale of
Iowa I have been using Allcock's
Pokous Plasteks for the last two
vears with verv marked beueflt. I
have betn very
For itont-r Lease.
rjVO .STOltY DWELLING, North
ast co-uer Front and Ann a trcets
' iwrVk
even rooms: 3 basement rooms and
klfhen. cistern, well and hydrant waier.
THO. F. HAGLfcY,
sept 8 2t Corner Pr nccss Water SSta
1
flow Yorl & Wilmington
Steamship Co.
FUOM PIER 29, EAST III VEK. NEW YOliJK
Located between Chambers and liooeevclt sta
At 3 o'clock. P. M.
BJENKiTAC-TOiS Saturday, Sept 1C
FKOM WILMINGTON
REGULATOR., ..Saturday, Sept 10
BENEFACTOR Saturday, Sept 17
Through Bills Lading and Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Point
In North and South Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
H. G. SMAIlLBONES, Superintendent,
WUminirton. N. C.
T1XKO. G. EGER, Traffic Manager.
New York.
'? st. P. CLYDrf A iX).. nra. Awnts,
M Broadway. New York.
sept 8
City Taxes.
rjlIIE BOOK CONTAINING THE LISTS
ot the Real and Persotal Property and Polls
for tre year 1SS7 baa been placed in my hands
for the collection of the Taxes on the same.
WM. A. WILL80N,
Tax Collector and Treasurer,
sept 1 4t eept 1, S. 15, 22
WANTED A WOMAN OF SENSE, KN
ergy and rcspectabliit" for our business
in her locality, salary about $.0 per month.
Permanent position References given and
exacted. B. Bain iiridoe, Manager, 32 Ueade
t , N. Y. sept 1 )aw4w th
House and iiot Wanted.
HOUSE CONTAINING FOUR OR Five
Rooms la wanted by a party who desires to
buy on the Instalment plan. Property to be
its own security. Good price will be paid for
a suitable place. Address
INVESTMENT,
sept 7 Review Office.
Change of Schedule
FOR STEAMER PASSPORT. ON AND
after TUESDAY, 6th lnat., Steamer Pass
port will leave for Carolina Beach at nine in
the morning and half-past two in the after
noon. On ."undays the LouIc will leave at U.30 and
the Passport at 2 30.
Train will leave the B:ach at half-past
twelve andhalf-pas t live
J. W. HARPER.
sept 0 tf nac General Manager.
Knoxviile Furniture Co.
"yyE ARE HERE YET, WITH THE
lincst and cheapest F urniture and other house
hold goods to be found in the city.
We arc receiving new goods dally from ths
Factory. Al-o a full line of Baby Carriages.
We have a small Iron Safe which we will
sell cheap.
sept 5 K. II. 3 NEED, Manager
A Summer Itetreat.
J CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW BOARD
ers at my place, Woodelde, miles from
Llncoktton, N. C , almost at the foot of the
Blue Ridge The Louse Is large, with cool,
comfortable rooms and with a large, grassy.
win hii glad to rtotm eomaualoaoo
from orar trtitd oa ? aatf all tatriaeu
mt1 Interest but
rn nam at turn writer oinsi always M
nishod o th Editor. '
vnamanlcariona man t writtaa o
oscsldeot the papei.
ffcrsonalltlcs most b avoid! :
tnd it is especially and particularly db
:ood that the Editor does aot always evdoa
tne views of correspondent ulsr tmt
tn tta editorial olunos.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent.
piliOM OCT. 1, 1S&7, STORE NO.
oS, North Water SI., now occupied
by Morris Bar A Bros "
Store No. il. North Water St , now occu'
p'cd by Harding Johnson. A pply to
sept 1 ltw 2w th A. J. DEEOSSKT
a a j i
mm
For Rent.
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON
t ncetnut street. North side, between jsjij
Fourth and Mfth Five rooms. Kitchen, wa
ter, Ac. Now occupied by Mr. C. W. Yaics.
Apply to
5 C. S. LOVE.
For Rent.
pURCELL HOUSE.
FIFTY-XWO ROOMS.
A pply to
septl tf WM. K. SPRINGER A CO.
For Rent
rjllE STORE AT PRESENT USED
as our Retail Crockery Department.
Posecssloc given Oct 1st.
wgil GILES & MUliCHISON.
Grain Cradles, Grass Blades
and Snaths,
JAWN MOWERS, ftc.
Full stock at bottom prices.
sept 5
W. E. SPRINGER CO.,
19. 22, 23 Market St.
Mow Ready.
-yy.K HAVE REMOVED FROM THE OLD
st md and are now ready to wait on all bc
will favor ua with a call at our New Store,
m North ront st. Hard-vare. stoves an I
itoiuc Furnishing Goods at low prices.
ALDERMAN, FLANNF.R CO.,
sent 5 dAw li4 N Front St.
Excursion to Philadelphia-
. a i a a i .mm a . i
fiini.h ifinhiml wit h we sua'ieo jawn. r-ienty oi iruu, vegeiaoies
mucn ir.mo.eo wuu id m aml excc,lent w Gww h .
bronchitis, and a cough, which very table board for $18 per month- Willueplcas
. . . r , . i- ed to correspond with parties desiring a
much interfered with my preaching. ; healthy retreat for the Summer months.
Address, MRS. A. RIOHARBSON.
but an Allcock's Plaster on my
throat and on my chst completely
cured me iu two weeks t
Real Estate at Private Sale.
-yy E O FER FOR S .LK, BY ORUEU OF
the dm lilosloner duly appointed, th it valu
ab e loi upon South side of Karkct, between
Second and Third streets, well known as the
"LORD PROPERTY".
june i law 3m th
Wood side, Llncolnton, N C
By the Atlantic Coast Lino
J AM GETTING UP A TICKET OF
twcnty-ilve or more. Will leave here on the
morning of .
SEPTEMBER 12 and Return SEPTEMBER 22.
Tickets $12.35. Parties along the Wllmlng-
Weldon Railroad who will send me
iy.liJ.35 can join roe at Goldsboro. Wilson..
Reeky Mount or Weldon.
For particulars c ill at
HEINSBERGER'S,
jtcpt 6 3t sook store
IGE. ICE. ICE.
JN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT WE IN
lend enlarging our plant, and shall soon hav
the capacity to furnish FIFTY TON8 OF ICE
DAILY, we have decided to reduce thg price
to the figures we originally Intended selling at.
On and after to-day we will furnish ICE,
delivered twice a day, at following rates:
10 to 50ppcrup
1 00 PoiiBds, each delivery, 40 cents per 100
iVVpoim(lB.
Large quantities aAower rites.
Wc trust that the above prices will be sat
Isfactory to the community.
WM. E. WORTH & CO.
sept 1 tf
th sat
New Goods.
QUR FALL STOCK IS COMING IN, AND
those in want of School Books, School Sup
plies, Blank Bocks, Stationery, &c Ac, will
Hod cur prices reasonable. Orders by mall
will meet with prompt attention. A liberal
discount to Merchants and Teachers.
iept 5
C.W. YATES.
Wholesale and Retail Stationer
KED RUST PROOF
(Seed Oats, Seed Rye, Seed
Wheat.
j GRAHAM FLOUR (Fresh Ground).
wfthcpth11 irS01! " MlTtt a kJ 1 . ABOVE ARTICLES ON IIANi',
This gives an entrance to this proertv from j '
both Market anl !cnd tre:u as wet, as r
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
svptS-iw".. . '
bov's and children's ! fro tfce 17 foot lley In r. sr 5
uoy s anu cnuaren Amdv here f r warticn-
clothing will be positively the' laxgest 1 lare. . '
t Terra' une-ionnn casn. ibmidw .
: J . . . ... : . . - a -. i : -. l ' i
r j , - Mtu iiaujiu a. aim idwer imiixk loan tod
MOft ana ueat raiaws uttiftcis
NEW CUE0K BOOKS.
TUST RECEIVED A NEW ASSOKTMKNT
o
of check Books on the Bank of New Hanover
and the rirst National Bank. Please call, see
and buy them at
JIEINSBSRGER'S.
and finest in Wilmington.
IS?iSa Too o get tbe besV atf The Riw JqR Ofticx is the place - sti
.HeinsDerga; ' f 1 to get good work mcxtera prtou -; pt e. . W
Paint and Varnish.
acobi s. and at loi
C&n bay elsewhere;
Best in city at
ye
t
SCHOOL BOOKS.
gUCH AS USED IN THE PUBUC AND
Private Schools, you can buy cheapest at
HEINSBERGER'S.
Dealers and Teachers will And U to thelr
Interest to send or call on us.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
SOLD ON THE POPULAR INSTALMENT
Plan, very cheap. A new lot just received at
HEINSBERGER'S.
septp ; Cash Book and Unzlo etoro