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mvmm Absolutely Pure. Thl powder never varies. A marvel of pu rity tren ft hand wtolesonene3s. More ceo n emlcAX tUm the ordinary kinds and cannot be noil la competition with the multitude vt low test, then wcUbt alum or phosphate powders. fioUcnJ? U eo. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 Wall SC. N. Y." 0CX3J dtwiy tenrm 4thpd Srdpw Th.o Daily Iteviow. THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1833. IX CONGKESS XKSTKKOAV. ' . SENATE. Washington, Mav 2. Mr. Ed munds, from the Judiciary Commit tee, reported back adversely the Senate bill to repeal the statute al lowing pensions to judges in certain c&sea. Placed on the calendar. Mr. Edmunds also introduced a bill to Increase the pensions of sol diers who contracted heart disease in the service. Referred. The Senate then, on motion of Mr. Sherman proceeded to executive business, and this being the first se cret session for several days there was an accumulation of nominations by the President- among them that of Mr. Fuller, to be Chief Justice, all of which were referred to com mittees. The doors were reopened fifteen minutes later, when the Senate re sumed consideration of the Railroad Land Grant Forfeiture hill, the ques tion being on theaiuendinent by Mr. Call last Monday. This was amend ed so as simply "to provide that all actual sottlers of any lands In Flor ida, effected by railroad grants, who made actual settlement niter tne time limited In the grauting act, and before May 1st, 1833, slmll have the right to perfect their entries re spectively under the homestead or preemption laws. After some (ILscusston the amend ment as amended was agreed to. The bill was further discussed until 2 o'clock, when it went ovr till to morrow, with the understanding that a final vote on the bill would be had to-morrow. ' The Senate proceeded to the pas sage of Individual tension bills on the calendar. The whole number of bills passed In sixteen minutes was .usand dollars of the city taxes .ftt uoo forhartl, $l.!KX2.00for yel ve been collected by tax collector lowdip ami virerin. molds up to date. We yes- COTTON Quiet." The following 'rPeded in tavin- all the furniture, .so. that Mr. Henry lost little or noth- r i) ?Arf tltrt hnm n lug. -iur. XJtirim iw.-t. . v, - 1- about $2,000. No Insurance. ; . fTDurham Recorder.' Dr. J. 'M. Worth, Ex-State Treasurer, who has been critically ill, Is now much better and able to xvork about his room. " :" - Afjieville Citizen: Thirty-four hrtnvjin.l dollars of the city taxes hav Pot tertlar saw several line specimens of magnetic iron ore found in Bun combe. By the merest possible acc dent, Charles Rudolph, of Phil adelphia, the heir to $39,000, was fouiKl in Asheville, in front of the Grand Central hotel, last Thursday, by a gentleman who. in carrying out the dying wish of a friend, has spent live vears in fruitless searcn tor a wayward young man. Charlotte Chronicle: A refigions revival has been in progress at Mountain Island, underthe manage ment of Rev. Z. Parish, formerly rwtnr rf rill Church Street Metho- lUt Church in this CltV. lti( !irs rlosed and the result U the reclamation of 40 backsliders, and 2$ . , e -. conversions. -a uenuuu uimir-ti Henrv was yesterday engaged in jacking up a box can in the tram varus ot the Kictmionu a uauviiis t'omnany in this city, whenthe jaws of the jack slipped, and the handle, a long wooden lever, flew up after the fashion of a catapault and Hurl ed Henry some distance. The end of the lever struck Henry tinder tne jaw, and when his comrades picKeu him uu thev were so 6ure that he vas dead that they laid him out in one of the rooms at the depot. No tice of his death was being fixed up to be sent by telegraph to head quarters wheu the supposed corpse suddenly came to life and walked out of the room. Henry had been rendered insensible by the blow,but strange to say noneof his bones were broken. Raleigh yews' and Observer.' On yesterday morning the community was shocked and horrified at the news of a terrible accident which hail befallen Mr. J. R.- Wrenn, an aged and highly respected citizen of this city, and the iather of Messrs. Joe and Louis Wrenn, the popular and clever conductors on the R. & A. Railroad. Mr. Wrenr. was ou the inside of a freight car which was standing in the warehouse at the R. & G. depot, repairing the lock of the car door, whenthe shifting en gine coupled on to thecarand started with it. Mr. Wrenn attempted tostep from the car door to the warehouse, but not stepping quickly enough, he was cauirht bet ween the side of the . m a . ear and tne wan or tne warenouse between which there was a space of about eight or ten inches, and thus wedged in thi narrow space was rolled a distance of twenty live feet, when he dropped by the side of the track, with one leg under the car, which ran over the leg about one i inch above the ankle, crushing it terribly. Doctors Nines, K. B. Hay wood and Hubert Haywood were at once summoned, and" the wounded man was removed to his home, lie complained of great pain in his chest; and the doctors fear that there is some internal injnrv. It is uncertain yet as tq whether the amputation of the foot will be nec essary or not. co:. r , t :;::'jlla::::'JU3 WILMINGTON MARKET. : MayS. 2:S0PM. T- SPIRlTSTURPENTiNE-Steady at 321 cents. Receipts sold at 32c- ROSIN Finn at S2V cents strained and 87 cents for good strain ed. ' - : " ',: . -i TAR Firm at $1.05. CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm Fortune Tclloi t?c VTTRRIE. THE FAMOUS ASTROLO- T " -.- SerTof New York, now at 217 Market street, .. iSon fvmsnited on an tne an airs oi uiu. m voui nil x .1 1 1 1 ill . .1 uu 1 v if 1 . ' hrinffs tne separated together, causes speedy Trmrriasrpg. nast. present and future reveaied. a fl.ua vm remuia uauiiuajr j.oi M are the official tiuotations:A)rdmary, -6J: irootl ordinary, 7 15 10; low mid r IN dlinET. 8 13-16: middling 9i&9i; goodf middlinir 9-1 Receiits to-day: Spirits, 120;rosin, 304; tar, 79; crude, 8; cotton Zl. ARRIVED. , Steamer Passport, Harper, South port, Master. Steam yacht Louise,Sellers, South- Dort. Master.. Schr Ring Dove, Marsten, Charles The Tmeet-Lton. Harris Co. Steamer Passport, Harper, South port, Master. - Steam yacht Louise,Sellers, South port. Master. . r ' 50 cents anc Sp26 notico. Wilmington Homestead MONTHLY STATK3IENT. STOCKS OX HAND MAY 1,-488. Cotton ashore, 3,00G; afloat, 3; total. 3.009. - ; : Spirits ash ore, 470; afloat, 32o;total, Rosin asliore, 55,4'Jl; afloat, ' 5,422; total U0.916. Tar ashore. 8.582: afloat, 1C2; to tal. 8.744. Crude ashore,300;afloat ;total 300. RKCKI1TS FOIt MONTH EDINGl MAY 1 Cotton. 3-30; spirits, 2,38G;rosin,19,119; tar, 5,294; crude, 741. KXPORTS FOR MONTH ENDING MAY 1. DOMESTIC. Cotton,l,5G2; spirits, l,995;rosin,C,745; tar, (5,401; crude, 730. FOUKION. Cotton spirits, ;rosip, 11,650; tar ; crude, . MISCELLANEOUS. ;PJEW YORK OBSERVER. ESTABLISHED iy 1823 The Oldest and Best Family Newspaper. Six Regular Editors; Special Cor respondents at Home and Abroad; Stories, Reviews, Condensed News, Departments for Farmers, - Mer chants, Hankers, Professional Men, Students, Bovs and Girls This year the Observer will pub lish more than ; 1 FIFTY PRIZE STORIES, OTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANEW Series of stock in the & toan Association will telssued on Saturday, Mar 5th, 1888. Books of suoscrlptlbn will toe openert at the office of the Treasurer, at the Western L-nlon Telegraph office, beginning April 35th and closea May 5thi This Is a-good omort unity for persons not able to purchase thni.i stock to borrow money cheaply ana secure a home. By order of the Board of Directors. V.G. B uO VN, ap25tf t Secretary and Treasurer. Field Croquet. T1I E BEST LINE OF CKOQCIfcT FOK QUAL- ity and Price ever offerei - Good Cheap and Durable. Also Lawn Tennis, at HEINSBEKiGER'S ap 13 v - j : - . ': HEADQUAKTERS TOR BASE BALL SUPPLIES IN LARGE VARIETIES. For sale at- HEINSBERGER'S apis . : ; ; TTsefal Bridal Presents M UCH MORE DESIKABLE TO YOUNG married DeoDle than the many pieces of silver T given at weddings and nt only for display, for sale at are Heinsberger-s Live Book and Music Store. up . . - ; .-v "v April 21st, U - r I AM OFFERING FOR THE SPRING TRADE the best and most complete stock of the season at lowest prices. - ;j .' nanasome spnnjr nress uooas, an or tne light shades, in Albatross, French and Ameri -can Satteens. Printed Challls. fPercales, Ging ham and Prints. In my great specialty, White Goods, my stock surpasses that of any former season, white Embroidered ) Dresses, witn Trimmings to match. Plaid,? Checked and Plain India Linen. Batiste. Claire and French Nainsook. A few handsome Embroidered Pique Dresses. These goods are very fashionable and in great demand. A large fetock of House keeping: Goods. Table Cloths, Napklns.Towels. eta, at prices lower than ever, f Handkerchiefs and Hosiery for Ladies and Gentlemen, some very good styles in Cloths andCasslmeres for Men ana uoys' wear, witn ami general stoeic of Dry Goods' and Notions. t ap 33 j J NO. J. 11KDKICK. '.-"'TT ' '--- w i J - . w w L Office of Secretary ,a.nd Treasuesr of the carolixa central it aileoadco., - Wilmington, N. Ct April 5th, 183S 0' THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders of the Carolina central Railroad Company will be .Jheld at the office of the Old Dominion Steamship Co., corner of Beach and West streetsj in the cfty of 'New York. N. Y.; at 1 o'clock P. M.,.oa Thursday the 10th day of MayproxUna ap 5 ti ' ' J'-'" Secretary and Treasurer. O The N-w Stabhs N FIFTH STKlSxi, " J3Xi XiJN m.,u berrv and Walnut, arei now iuuy equipyeu Horses and vehicles for hire ana norses ooaru ed and tended by the day, week or month. rnh 121.r Ii.W.DEST. Proprietor. Tt TAKKET. BETWEEN;; SECOND AXp VI Third Streets. ' .JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, President ' av. l TtKJM KK. (Jashler.-: -. - - , - Lends money on satisfactorrsecuriryr - rays imcit?sc tjn uepo&ius. Is empowered to. execute ..Trusts I have on hand Grocer SnnerI are fond of Fancy Goods. "- " : SARATOGA CniPSlai , OLHES FARCIES. ' , Imported GINGER Pbp ' lb. and x lb. jars. raBVEs k Large French EVAPORATED CAUPO, HALIBUT STEAK. " " SMOKED SALMON. s of all kinds. . - . WILS11NGTON HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA -CONDENSED TOMATOES lnCa ' aRANDIEDFlGS,PEAHsaMpL; finest quality. Also the veiTf,vFv e .. L. B . At,,-. w17SoFr jftpe' We kij TTf UNDUE DS OF MEN IN think they have their lives insured.- Some of them will die while under this impression and their families will discover too late that it was an illusion. . .:'t.y:-.i:w5vr.:'';i4 This has happened in Wilmington during the past month by the failure of -S.hQ"irst. as sessment company that jcommenccd business here, Others will Jollow soon. Before "it is trvkinift, m t sum nro visions mr vmiriami v i r it cvwa . in a life insurance company hat has stood the place as the leading iiiiS J; test durinff L'cneraMons." 1 , - j AmpriM 'nm riifi The Mutual Life Insurance company of New i menta on m.n.Th(.m,?. tj York, is the oldmt, largest und best company in the world. Its policies are incontestible. are paid Immediately on the receipt of proof of death, and are liberal in their conditions. . Assets now over jii9,um,wx).uu-r; 4r feb27 M. 8.. WILLARD, Agent. :, 214 North Water St, Valuable Lands for Sale ND, xyisg osr C. . consisting ot , SS Is best for cotton. QNE TBACT OF L mile from Lincoln tOD, N. acres, 53 acres cleared: Wnt gives good crops for all grains.' H&s a b-nch running through it a"d a Ifine f iprirgi few acres of hrtton lnd on the branch and !h) sen's in wotxl, ok, ad hickoiy, wtl Um-: bere 1. '' ::.'. - . Another trat lylig tiV .romXfn,oh?' ton: k inlie from - . ; j a- . i . 1U) aews.. 25 cleai-el. One tprioir of dt jlcioue water, about six acres of lxium la- d near ittni tne ra chf ia i mr ion tiiii gro rs rjnr : CTOJJs well ; 75 Her in yfUw JUU""' snd nk; ' For price and term mch Ifi tf nrl'r f Km ntp Krrberf Eiiilclin a- Materials ! 103; forty-two or tnem oemsr nouse row space between the side of the bill. Several of them for volunteer car a.ni the ivall of the warehouse nurses at the rnte of $2 n month, and one was for the widow of (Jen. Chas. P. Stone f House bill) at $TH). Mr. Callom, from the committee on Inter-State Commerce, reported a bill to amend the Inter-State Commerce law. Placed ou the cal endar. The House bill for a public build ing at Asheville, JC. C.t was passed. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. : Mr. Farmer, of Penn., presented a memorial of dealers in tobacco of Philadelphia, in favor of a ppeedy repeal or the entire tax on tobacco. veierreu, on motion oi iur. i ucihu, "?Tenn. tPhe Senate bill was passed (or the . nablishmcnt of a lighthouse at Newport News, Middle Orouhd, Va. JChe House then went into Com 'citccjof.the Whole (Mr. Springer, r liooi?, In ths choir Von the Tar Jll. A r . extriiUI41EU B arnica anivo iy,Best Salve in the world for leaa Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt fr, Fever-Sores, Tetter, Chap- Antls, Chilblains, Corns, and all tintIont nm! fwiJliAlvniro Piio; ijr-no pay reouireii. lttspruar anteeil to give perfect . satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Fale by Win. H. Green. STATE NEWS. Newbern Journal: The general conference ot the A- M. E. Z. Church assembles this morning at St. Peter's Church. - This is the largest 'and mot influential boly.of colored min isters that meets in this countrv. They represent the A. M. E. fc. Church . throughout this country, Caidathe West Indies, and-iuis-?!o2sin Africa. Their Bishops and other dibtinsruished ministers are largely in attendance, Ybiteball Accord: There is a man in this couutv who is a second cous in to Ex.President Jeff Davis. That man is the Rev. D. B. Dow, a minis ter of the 2aptht church. Rev. Mr. Dow's mother was a daughter or Je3 Davis father's brother, which njakes Mr. Dow'a mother a first cousin to Mr. Davis and Mr. and the ablest and "most, popular writers will contribute to its -col umns. Poets and prose writers, au Consinerintr the nar-1 thors, editors, men of science and women of genius will nil'" the col umns ef the Obskrvkr, and itr will give fifty-two unexcelled papers- in the coming year. Price, $3.00 a vear. Clergymen, $2.00 a year. and the distance Mr. Wrenn was carried, wedged in between them, his escape from instant death is al most miraculous. At a late hour last night the doctors were hopeful of saving the foot and thought that if there were no internal injuries he would shortlv recover. Homes in North Carolina. Onlv 20 flours Ride from New York I 61) MilesSoutn of Ualelgh On the Elib tad Augusta Air-Line R R " Ljfjfl Al'iia Or JsASD IN THE O&t teat plio region. ITor sale on easy terms la lots to salt purchasers. Four acres for f 28. Larger tracu id per acre, in month) pay ments ot tlO. This land adjoins the "South- era rinca . a irccnuy estsniisneti nesitn re sort (or sanltArtam), and is specially adapted ror rruit culture, as weu as au tr.e cereals. A number of New Rutland people have bought lou la the town of 4,southern Pines," and It 'rthseslro of the owners of this land to In duce small farmers, mechanics and others from the New England and Middle States, as wcU as elsewhere, to locate here. Xo State In the Union offers greater Inducements to set tler than North Carolina. Nowhere can better tarmtnz country or as line a climate be found. "I bis is the opinion of Northern men who (tare settled In North Giro Us a This if a jtfe offer, and Is limited Tor further particulars write at once to JO UN T. PATuICK, Cocvnls'r of Immigration, KsU&rh, N. C. or B, A Rt'THAKiJMON, il t Chronic! Offlee. u.uvnsta. Q POMONA HILL NURSERIES Great Inducements for 1888 1. The NEW YORK OBSERVER will be sent for one year to any clergyman not now a sub bcrlbor, for)NEDOLL-IC. 2. Auy suisoriber sendlnjj his own subscrlp tlon for a year In advance and a new subscrl ber vlth $5.u(i, can have a copy of the Iren SJU3 Lciters.'' or "The Life of Jerry McAuley." 3. We win send tle OBSERVER for tJrfe mainaer or tnis j ear, and to Japv&ry 1, 1889. to any sew subscilbcr K-udliio us his name and address and fy.no In advance! To such subscrl bers we win also give cither the volume of "Ircnaeus Litters'' or -The Life of Jerry Mc- Agents wanted every where, liberal ter Larqu commissions. Sample c free. Address, 3Jew York Observer, NEWiYORK. dec 2 Pain ts , H a rd w a re, J 10 '.Us-. America. menta on current pontics respect and confluence of au C, ers, and-the variety Sd ?x 11 scones dt th vt. n.i m v fit it for the pefusai "or woK range of tastes and ftUS? flL are irequeiitly provided, and no XZr spared to bring the hiskest ntr ability to bear unonTn,,. In alflts features -Harpert wSSPfc uoiy auaotea to iv a w household., eicdine tm hr FROM PJER 29, EAST RIVER, NlvW YORK Located between Chainberi and Roosevelt staf CLAY FLUE CHIMNEYS f CrocifG Most Compifite-Stock of BUILDING SUPPi tf T . . .n i r- . n -L i oner at tne lowest prices. IES 1888. Harper's Magazine ILLUSTRATED. POMONA, N. C, Two and a Half 3IllesWeet of Greensboro. U. Darfbr's Magazine la an organ of progi,e6- Miciuuuniuauu movement m every depart ment of lite. Besides other attractions. It will conuuii, uunne- tne coming year. Important ""i1". nurujjr umsiraieo. on tne ureal est: articles on American and foreign indus try; oeauuruuy illustrated papers on Scotland. onay. Switzerland, Algiers', and the West. luuit-w.-uew novels uy wm. Blacl: and W. V. Ho-weiLs; novelettes, each complete in a single number, by Henry James. Lafcadlo Uearn.and Amelia Rives: short stories by Mlsa Woolson and other popuLir writers; ami Illustrated pa pers of special anistlc and literary lnurest. Tho tdltorlnl Department are conducted by George William Curtis. William Dean Howeiis and Charles Dudley Warwr. hc mala line of the It. i D. IL k. passes HARPERS periodicals; PER TEAR: HARPER'S MAGAZINE HAKPEK-S WEEKLY i-lk O X 111 HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE . . . ...".; 2 00 $4 00 . I 00 t broach tho grounda and within 100 feet of the ol ct. Salem trains makestopi regular tKice doily each way. Those Interested in Fruit and Fruit Growing are cordially Invited to inspect this, the Largest Nursery In the state, and on of the largest In the south, stock consists of Apples. Peach, Pear, UOW S 1 rot Nectarlne !lllhrrri- Itnlniw 3fo . W . ff - " . Tmmm sQCQua cousin, rar. uow uvea ne&r Ztbe,,! " e The Tolumwof the Magazine begin with th Cerro Gordo In the coanty. lie j l'JhJ.9a I 5De for June and ie2arh vr - iwjv-o mm iri ii - - tii aAT a ii-r i n npn nn t i m a i a cfwAi hah - . . . - Ssales, Canada, or Xrxico. the Untied ruorcd to the county about twclre rearjao. He is a native of Colum bia, S. U. W&ilefeboro Mccnger: On Tues day, the 24th ulL, about A o'clock in tho afternoon,-a fire occurred on II r. C. M. Burns place, sltuateil six teen mile. from Wadesboro and two miles of WhlteV Store, which de stroyed one of the best country resi dences in the county. The place occupied by Mr. J. M. Henr. lamtiy was at home and buc- Factory Agents fo rStovls. WE HAVE A Lare Assortment of Stoves which we ask you to examine. The Z KB, LNCE L and OTHELLO sUlI leao: - ;ntj l atming Implements, Amalgum Bells, Esti . mates for Bulging: Materials, Circulars - of Stove ana Sash furnished , upon'applicatlon. Our low prices will surprise and goods please youl JacoM's Hdw. Store, - api9tf i 12 south Front street. The At 3 o'clock. EQUATOR...... BENJEFACTOIi.. EQUATO II... Wednesday, f May 3 . .Saturdaj, . Slay 5 . . Saturday, M ay 12 FROM WILMINGTON- BENEFACTOR.... GULF STREAM... EQUATOR........ - Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro Kates guaranteed to and from points in North and South Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to H G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent. wumington, JN. c THEO. E. EGER. Traftio Manasmr. ' ' . .-. - .Nw Vnrlr r. ti-iiJJJi & uu.. enTi AcrpTifs ap9J u Broadway. New York. P.M. ..-Tuesday, May ....Friday, May ; Tuesday, May : HARPER'S 'PERIODICALS. HARPER'S WEEKLV.. . . ... ; " HARPER'S MAGAZINE. HARPER'S BlZAIt.. 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S."-PrescriDions filiprt at all times, day mcnaott AMERICAN .1 MAGAZINE V Bnotifollf Illaslr.ki, 25 ctCi $3 aTear. ITS SCOPK. TILE AMERIfiAV WAfj. ZINE gives preference to naUonal topics and scenes, and its literature i and rr w nf tho highest standard. Famous American writers nil its papes witn a wide variety of Interest ing sketches of travel and artvpntnrt Ariat and snort stories, descriptive accounts of our l, m Pe Period, and,in short, 11 IT I? a Sea Wonders exist In thousands jiimaul or rorms, Dut arp surpassed by the ""r"" marvels of invention. . Those who are in need of profitable work that .an hAdnnn while living at home should at once send their auaress o uaueu & uo., Portland. Maine, and receive free, full information how-eithersex, ot aU ages, can earn from $5 to t25 ver dav and upwards wherever they livetf You are started. lixx. yuyiim no. reqmrea. y come na.vo made u cr tu ia a biuyiu aay at. ias wor. All sue- ucw, nov 23 end lyw Jta All the new and rare varieties as well as the old ones, which my new catalogue for 18S8 will show. Give your orders to my authorized agent or order direct from the Nursery. Correspondence solicited. Destriptlve Cata logue free to applicants. Address J. VAN LINDLEY, . roMONA, Guilford Co., n. c: A 44 Rfllcftle Ralesman wanted in County. A rood pallor commission win given. , j an io ., wnen no time is Rrwinp.! Knhr-H-,. bnjltthe Number curnn at time of re- l&undVorumes of narpers Magrazlne for three years back, in neat cloth WnrtinVTi1 sent by mall, post-paid, on - receiptor nVn Distinctively Representative of HENRY CLEWS & Co., liA.MtEKS, 13 & 15 11KOAD ST., N. Y, mexbebs or ynz : - V NEW YOR STOCK EX CHANG It . NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE. ' NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. j NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. , Transactions made at anyl of the above Ex chesandcarrted on margin for customers Interest allowed on deposit, accounts'. . ;- apl 71m -' ' "'.-j I' Mwe. Lime, . American Thought and Progress. ! . ,j iic yresa HUH UUUIIC lO be the most popular and ntfrtaynintr . hlh vl..alnV.1l 7 r v, LIME in exchange for LIME " v jPROVLSIONS GROCERIES. ' J Till n Or hlTl t A sP?cuhen Number,wlth Viii; t jtul;mn5trjited Premium List, ard Special Inducements In Cash or Valuable premiums to Club Raisers,; will be sent on re ceipt of 15a, if this paper is mentioned. - t" Responsible andenergetic persons wantl to solicit subscrtpuons. t Write at once for ! rlii1r rrrlfiTTr ii . "vrw :lime LIME LIMB LIME jDRYGOODSj jFIARDWARE." LUMBEIL oth Cases for bmnincr kA li. ft'..H .- --.oil f,J VCUU mm-u kij uui vri paiu. Index to Harpers Magazine! AlphabeUcal Analytlcar and Classile3, f0r Volnmes l tow Inclusive, from June, 1850, to June. 18KS one VOL. 8TO. Cloth, f 4 oa ' one .,iJ!?T3iv?.0'Ji? made y Postfflc jM.vkHTj wurr w Aran. to avoia cn&nce of i gjr Resi - - - - ' mwmm m cm. Mil mm 1 1 t SM mm w-rl VM M F" T I rnTTT w - bfl-i ,. . Arpi irivprn . Dbn,,.;..,"""!. ' .lv"y.'- uiui3. --;.. . .., !- - t- " . .aJ c.. ctory prices at Jacobs Hardware sept Flutin FUENCII ; We can do your Printing in better t and give you as good work as some,r ! per cent. -better than others. No iil work turned out and paper used if the best.-.., - : :. . ' -" Our Ruling and Binding Departs:- i holdingits own ajgalnst all competo. When in need of Blank fcooks, rj f style of binding: or paper, give us i trLM we know we can suit you nfi bei-i J keep your : money at home. All toj done In our office and under our rcperrL-: -t X JACKSON 4 EJ. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIXOEX F4-' In JOHN WERNER'S Barber Shop. 10 cents a Shave: 20 cents a.Hau co it, , cents a Shampoo. His own manurac,; Dye of every shade at 20 cents w : g- -; Na 29 Market Street, between w 3 Front.. ; . -:;-. -v . JzjL CARRIAGE RE POSITtW ys:y(;-riym-r -. . REPAIIl SHOP; ARTIES IN WANT OF AKT3t L vV -: Anna tO Vehicle or want any RepainnK Wyesm W It to theirto- call on T 4.-T'iTIIFTIAM) - - - Comer Second and OCUU lUUf UUIiKO w first-class Shocr. i r ENERAL - ' - m T TOf -commio Wholesale and RetaU Dea er w voU3.ftU rt. w.fiHa W HM. LiaUUia. for all kinds of Country Produce. , ineh 1 tf - i ? Gtoves , N GREAT VARIETY, COOK'. ' " i..wi ire P::;, ers. can give you anyviJ want. : We dont make thS, cess to the best sources of suppv Call and see us. , lWVT t. ALDERMAN, Jwj'SrtiA 'r Dealers la Hardware. TUB v c mcliisa&w- Lif 6 Insurance. cash.: , ; Kocl-y v nr. machines for le s than Safe, Reliable, ALL THJB-.ruw-rr- -4-.J tly got left wBiroo "s5rUi BROWN & CO.. corner of po;:rr,i .. HMIU" . - ..tulberrv- streets. Safety Fund System i-iir-i v r uiiu kjri- . r' Annuity Insurance .Cfmiwy- umBiK,'- ble company has paid ouv"' 1SS7 over 35.000 in death losses. ,. ftf. Amount of Iara?cf,iSer safety . , v tvfith raid oinaer p Death losses paia l1und system . Ataount of sa'vy - t tea - .2ie cojjyi .ier