ed erery evening Sundays excepted,
r.c. i cur frier 13 ca Lry r i olUut;
' The nasiQ ct the rrltcr c- .t tlrrys l : I :
nishea to the Esitor. ; v
. ; cominTiLJcaUons must be jmttrn cr.27 c
'one side oi tlie paper. " -
: Personalities must be avoided.
And it Is especially ana particularly ur.
stood that the Editor does not aitrars end: ;
the Tleirs of correspondents unless so f:..:
in the editorial columns.
A
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TBSCBIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID:
j4.oa six montns Eiuu. Tnree
napcr will he delivered by carriers, free
1516 minr part of the city, at the above
,.gor 10 cents per week. , I
rirpa low and liberal. --
repok au aid VOL XII WILMINGTON, N. C WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1888. NO 193.
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toiiirtfH Wthe n--rvr Trorn wi.lrU
!mc t !e 1 ill ' u 1 nervous nre abandoned
iliilu;
2oiHlorrully frxitrul; others Have
Irritability of ttuiper.
Whatever form PyKpepsia may take,
thlng is certain, . . . . :
the underlying' cause is
in the nilmElt9
jjne tbln? more 13 equally certain, no
5lll reniiii a ft dyspeptic who rill v.
Tt -w 111 ' correct v
'Acidity of .tha -
Stomach, "
Expel font casot,
Allay Irritation, .
Assist Digestion,
and, at the same
time .-
kart the Liver to icorMng,
tclun all other troubles
soon a isappear.
a
Mr wife was a confirmed dyspeptic. Some
- tears ago Ly the advice of Ir. Steincrof
xexr
.li;--i io lry Simmons uiver
f? 1 . ,1 ..Hi f il fnrl'.;j relief it ha
jJ,,r r,iul 1 .-il read this and are
j-Jin Miv -V. wiiethr thronic or other
ffSeVmi.. .,i'l-ivCr Kcg.kl.tor and 1 feel
!!fi'i,rt hciiii i:tLcrciocd to all who will
j5d V'v. M. lUuii:, Fort Valley, Ga.
fa that yon grti tUe'icnulnen
with red 2 c :i rrcnt l Wrapper,
..... , A: -oy v rv "'" ' -
j j.2EiI.lN .v t I'liUndelphla,
nor 23 tc U1 p diwly V en sat .
PIANOS AND UltGANS.
y KITE TO ME FOK PBipES AND TERMS
Wotrtuymg an Instrument, as I keep one
H the largest stocks of - ' -
PIANOS AND OEGANS
IN THE SOUTH. :
I can selO ouany of the first-class manu-
lactures. . . " , '
I3 X a,;t 'OB
FROSSlOO UPWAJJPS.
O r g a n!s
FROM $45 WWWM.vv.''
SEND FOK CATALOGUE.
I.Xj. Stone
RALEIGH, N. C.
BEANOH HOUSE:
on Dock Street, between Front and Second,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
je 30tf
The Stokley House,
mitTIES IN WANT OF ACCQMMOPA-
tionsat wrightsvllle Avlll find the STOKLEY 1
1
house weU supplied with all that is neces
sary. Board by the day, week or month at low
rates.
' Pte Fisn suppers to order at any hour dur-
mg me evening.
All oi the delicacies of salt water.fl sh,crabs,
clams, ShrimDS. &c. furnished to euests.
sailing Boats, Fishing Boats.Flshlns TackJe,
C,turnL!ihw1 nn Khnrt. nntlPA.
txotiey House fronts the water and Is !
""um lwjards of the Depot.
W. H; STOKLEY,
Jistf Proprietor.
C H O TT II O CvT
Bire of Fraud, as ury name and the price j
--"-jupcuuu me ooiiom or au my aaveruaeu
betore leavlne the factory wbich protect
?,r3 against aleh prices and Inferior fcoods.
VSSStSS&
pneeauuaped on the bottom, pat Ulnidoa 9
. , ; .
J I lifnilfP' A
r wmn LIS W
JOB-
iVlttss FWimootti
feia
i:E.IorrnT.a a Trm he orLrmai
tojjr luna-sewed welt u nhoe. Equals cua-
?; ,, whole cvMri:i. Antony a do.en
96 ri 1,111- n two vrltt hJive thi same pre
5i-iantsyinptm. iy.H'piiii.iartivo
, , kliveruin. u bliioti?;iiteramcut
t tul'it'c t to Slk Headache; those.
lllil lZII.iIIIUl I " 1111 " tWIIHWBUUUi
afflWScksminseil entirely of first class goods
wTO Hr-sewed Tb. KoTid5:
vW.UDof?li?i,LViJvSVw-.' .it '
ST? wer. Best Calf Shoe for the mice.
2.2.1
attOK U
the best In tbe world for
W T .l"e Pir ontrht to wear a man a year.
thifc,.Ii0.oLAS Hi 8HOK FOK BOYS
bai Ti?.yGI YOUTH'S School
e iiJuIvV,e mall Bov-8 a chance to wear the.
t-ld OoiMrrm,Prrtton and I-aceT It not
H. VONGLAHN;
Wilmington. N. C,
LOCAL 3STSTS,
Index to Nktt Atxbtisk3iknt8.
W W II0DGE3 For Rent . ..
: A Shriek Handsomest JJne
, John Werner At Old Stand
M M Katz-Great Sacrifice Sale
ExcrRsiON Fifth fit M E Church
. W P Vii t vnTlnl- flnd Whltn fifwmPr ;
S VanA jiringe & Co Furniture at Auction
llmrsBEKQEB -Progrcssl veness of Chrlstl-
- .The harrest moon fills to-night at
10 minutes past 12 o'clock. j
' - t
Thev were asking 48 cents a dozen ':
for riee birds' this morning, but the
HUCKSiierw umi coraiifu.nir uruji. . .
1 i - t 1 II ..1 4.-..
'Distress after eating, heartburn
J, !
sick headache, amlndigestion ar
cared bv Hoods Sarsaparirla.: It
also creates a good appetite. - .
Window Glass, by the box or light.
Save money by buying from JacobiV
Hdw. Depot. t
; Fishermen will find the cheapest
nlace for Gill Twine. Rone: etc., is
at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot.
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Indications.
For North Carolina, fair weather
an,x .fofi.n,: f.mn.rnfnro
Happiness supreme. This is the
condition of all who have been wise
and "purchased Stoves at Jacobi's
Hdw. Depot. - t
- There Avill be a big house to see
the Little Tycoon at the Opera
House to-night. Everybody will be
there.
Hanover Council, No. 25, U. S. B.
F forwarded last night by express,
to Jacksonyille, $20 for the benefit
of the yellow fever sufferers.
, Mr. W. Y Hodges advertises in
this issue for rent a desirable dwel
ling on North Second street, be
tween Chestnut and Mulberry.
Rev. L. Branson, of Raleigh, is in
the city and favored.us with a Visit
yesterday. He is here in the inter
est of .hisStateDiree
There was a slight rise in the Cape
Fear atFayettevllle on Monday
night but yesterday morning it was
about stationary A
The Howard Relief Fire Engine
1 ... . i x !
Company had - an engine irwi
and practice at the foot of Market
street this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
This is the 19th of September and
we haven't had a clear day this
;,.u Wp tbouirht this would be
111 vll V w w
one, but we were mistaken.
City Court.
There was a small attendance at
the City Court this morning and a
3s.ira4-. showed uo only one
case, which was disposed of asfol
lows:
: Marshall Kuman, disorderly coa-
duct, $5 or 10 days.
llock Crystal Spectacles and Kyeslasses
Advice to old and youn
g: In se
lecting spectacles you should be cau
tious not to take more magnifying
vowcr than has been lost to the eve
o in uhnifk Tirnnortion that VOU
nass that point of increase, will cause
yQU further injury to the eye. Using
cmrtrrar unwpr than IS ne-
glasses OI Strongei power iii.iii ta iic
cessarv is the dailv cause Of premu-
ture old age to the sight You can get
the best at Heinsberger s.
Special Sale.
Hv reouestof many of my fr'ends
and patrons I will again offer, next
for men, at $1.1". wortn .4-i.
Wednesday. 5.000 yards of Cassi
mere and, Union Worsted at 20c, 2oc
andoiie, worni wc, ou imt ow.
. This is no SHAM SALK, as The Old
Rpliable sells what he advertises.-
On last sales day several of my pat-
ions, through mistake, went into
the. wrong store. He sure and look
for I. SHRIER,
The Old Reliable Clothier,
. No. 16 North Front St.,
t The sign of the Golden Arm
All In.
Mr. S. H. Fishblate, the King
r?lrtli!pr lifts liis Pall stnnk rri fl v
i - .r
for inspection. He always purchases
t cfvlac Ari-rlin Titu i linv5nr rltoil
stocks this season of the year have j
"cullinss," or what, fa
left, that othenuerchaiits would not
have. Mr. Fishblate's stock is coin
and tailor inade-eqaul to custom
itmk. . He eninlovs no women at .9.1
1 1- n i.
Ceill a iliiv uuu nuiMiiciu iiuiirs j .
each day to make pauts and Cheap ! taken on Alderman Dudley's mo
John goods to pal m off on the pub- tion, and it wa defeated ea
lie. 'His stores are well lighted day ' AUlerman ley,. -Walker, Samp-
!iif Mriiini. u-vurv fissont a
for buyers of cloflimg. We advise
our readers to beware of a dark store
j and Cheap John goods.
tf
Board or Aldermen.
The Board met in srecial session
vesterdav afternoon at the call of
Sthe Mayor. v w
I The Mayor stated the object of; the
ineetinff-to cohsiderthe recomiuen-
t t i AnAir nnrii
uaiiuil vii Hits wuaiu ui nuu.v
Finance that the tax levy for the l
current year be reduced one-eighth,
the same as last
year.
On motion of Alderman King, sec
onded bv Alderman Pearsall, the
recommendation ' of .he Board of
j' Ami it andfrFinance An the matter
wtw v, '.n.Mll
of the. Board, ' t.iViiliayor saW&Jiy
oitVoierk and T reasurer woultl b
. -ti1. - ,
'directed to - remit.. the over-pins of.
tax. ; - v . . a" .--;"r
Alderman Kingoffered the follow-1
ing as an amendment, which after
b.rief discussion as to its necessity, I
was adopted:
Jtesolvcd, That in Class One of the
Tax Ordinance, section 2 and 3, re
lative to real, personal and poll for
the year 1888, the tax: be reduced
one-cightli or 12 per cent, on the
eyy;fio that the whole be $1.75 on
the $100, and online 17, after "1888,"
strike out the words, "and for debts
of the Cape Fear .V Yadkin. Valley
Railroad Co., and the Wilmington.
nciw at. w.Cr. nwvHn nt i-.i n.
Onslow & East Carolina Railroad.
A petition from J. W., Taylor for
permission to erect a wooden frame
building with metal roof on Second,
between Mnlberry and Walnut
streets, wa granted.
Alderman Ricaud, from the Com
mittee on Markets, said that some of
he butchers of the city were pres
ent and desired to be heard in re
gard to the renting of stalls in the
market houses, and on motion they
were granted a hearing.
Mr. John F. Garrell explained the
situation. - The butchers , were un
der the impression that they would
be allowed to retain their stalls at
the present rental if-they desired,,
but a change had been made by the
Market Committee tr the instance
p n.-.t-d,!. rtotr'..;?i-i imri-uniri ivo
ill c.ll VM4 tc31Uv7 I 'CV V j ., 1 . aw ..miv. h?... ..
intended to corned
rent of 'stalls ni tai a higher, figure
than they could stand. The butch-
ers UKl not want a mouupoiy, uui,
-, . i 1 V. i.
tnougnt tney were euuueu
tection.
Mr. Cutler, city attorney, said
that he would like to explain. Mr
Garrell had referred to a disagree
ment between the butcliers and Mr.
Rhodes. He said that he had been
told that no man could bring cattle
here and sell to one butcher with
out the approval of th,e Qtb.ers-t ajr.
hn1 f t.tlB t.n sell
apd COUld not find a purchaser be-
cause of this combination,
Mr, Garrell denied the statement
of Mr. Rhodes, and Mr. Melton said
that there was an association of
butcners out mere was no comoi-
nation to control the purchase of
beef cattle. Mr. Jones also denied
that there was any agreement to
control prices, auu biu mat ii Muviaent, aiter wuicu tue uiiuulcs yi uie
butcher needed cattle more than
another he would pay more for them,
Alderman Ricaud gave the rea-
sons for the action of the committee
in the matter. Mr. Rliod.es emue to
him and said. tha.t he would agree
to give $4Qa per annum for stall No.
1 in Front street market, that rents
for $15 per months and that he told
Mr, Rhodes that if he would make
a depodt of 150aSa guarantee or
forfeit, he (Mr. Ricaud) -would call
the committee together to consider
the matter- Thts was done, acid the
committee considering that if . no
more rent could be obtained tor the
stalls, they as custodians of the in
terests of the city, had no ngt fa
do otherwise -thai ret theju, to the
highest b.idder nd changed their
plans. - ;" .. '
Alderman Dudley objected." He
did not see why thebutchers should
be disturbed in their business. They
ought to be protected from outsid
ders. So far as the market house
paying was concerned it never
would pa,y. He woidtV calenge
1 he oommittee to show that the
markets had not paid more the first
vear they were rented than any
year since. He moved that the
Marked Committee be instructs as
i reni "e bia,,s "
"tast year.
A frer further debate a vote WiM
son a: navs aiaenuan rcarsa.!,
Ricaud.IKing, Rice 4.
.There being no otlier business, on
motion the meeting adjourned
a coinninnentArv efflBiirslon to n
lumber of business men and em
Payees will be given by the New
Hanover Transit Company, on the
Sgh an Grove, to the Carolina, Beach
:inorrow aiternoon. ve unuer-
stand that, in" conseaiience of t.his
- .
t, a half holiday will be givn on
the wharf to-morrow.
, : Our Public Buildinff. V ' ; '
: riThrooh a letter received -by Col
B. U. Moore from Hon. Alfred Row
land we learn that the appropria-r
lotion for the, public building In this
city, as the matternow stands,
the sum of $150,000, and
that-this su
sum will oe itvaiitioie on
Octolier 1st next
X. f., ?
hinks that the bn
Coir)- rtovvland
bnilding will be com-
t'neneed as soon thereafter as bids
foruaterial, &c., cati be received
land contracts for the same can be
made.
Dry Grins Abound.
The challenge race at Wrights-
vilie on Monday last, spoken of in
the Rkvikw, between the Idler, the
Pcggoty and the Pirate, was won by
the latter. "He laughs best who
latifflis last" and those who have
been smiHng at the ungainly as
. - . t : u .iA...r
pect of the ..Pirate, have suddenly
been afflicted with.an attack of- dry
grins. The Pirate won the race and
Mr, Giles, her owner and sailer,
claims that she beat twice in the
same race. She was ahead of the
other two boats when she dropped
a.mau overboard, and stopped to
pick him up. The picking up of the
man was of small consequence when
comnared. with the moiuentous
question of victory or defeat but as
the rules of the Club require tnat a
boat must carry througli tne
race all oi tne oanasM &ue
starts out with, Mr. Giles
very considerately and numaneiy
i i .1 ! 1 .......
put auoui, an4 picueu up cue
lX the meantime tne jaier naa over-
1" , r-XjZ , ' T"
HaUiea ana passed Her OUl. wwxw u
vf mdwara v ana soon
B"i''v" v . " "
i i . ... .- , . -.. i
w-u,.
wno saw ,t say tnat it was one or tne
I lllUBli lUUClVISIilUK VAV1 liilf T t. w
i tp, , ;
- - unnuu ,r at,
-m., .v Tir
wuui unca ouj.iv:-i - "xtvi, wi.
Pomhrnkfr.TnnM ih rri.lr.r.ixnn ;ant.
Jos, Price the Pcggoty. The latter
wasat one time leading the Wor
when unfortunately her centreboard
"fouled a shoa.1" and the Idler pass-
ea her before she got clear. The
imte made the course iu 1 hour, 28
"""te '
Citlien.a Uuildlng and Loan Association
j There was a large number .of the
stockholders of the Citizens' Build-
ing and Loan Association lastnight
at the City Court room, for the pur-
pose oi electing, airectors ior me
ensuing year. v
The meeting was called to order
by Mr. W. H. Chadbourn, the presi
previous meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The annual report of the Associa -
Hian was then read, and showed that
the business of the organization was
jn a most flourishing cdhdition.each
share having made a net earning of
ioi per cent, during the fiscal year.
Upon motion, 'Messrs. W. A. Riach
and Jas. T. Riley were appointed to
verify proxies One thousand and
twenty-seven shares were found rep-
resented, ! being a majority of the
stockT and then upon motion the
Secretary ordered to cast thj
unanimous vote for the, old Uoarti at
Directors: W. H. Chadbourn, W. A.
Riach, W.;F. Williams, H. G. Small-
bones, J. II. Sharp, J. W. Jackson.
E. G. Barker, G. M. Altaffer, John
McEntee. M. Bellamy. A. G. Hank-
ins, E. F. Johnson, T. J. Pratt.
It was also moved and carried
unanimously that a vote of thanks
be. returned to the officers, of the
Association fox the admirable inau
ner in which they had conducted
the business of the Association dur
ing the past year.
The stockholders-meeting then
adjourned and the Board of Dir
ectors met and the following officers
were re-elected u nan i i no usly: W.
H. Chadbonrn. President: H. C !
Siuallbones, Vice j'resicient: .iamfs
T. Rilevi-, Secretary ancl Treasurer,
Attorneys-M. Beilamyand A. G.
... A. r ,
Ricaud.
The meeting then adjourned.
r, . . . - , . -
If you want a picture franu ga.
uciusurn;t!r b. ni; ( inr
assortment of Aionldings
from. -
to
. 1 .
t
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot up 329 bales:
The new truck of Wilmington
Hook & Ladder Co. No. I will be
shipped next Saturday. -
All kinds of School Books and
SchooT Supplies eair be bought
cheapest at Heinsberger,s. , t
Headquarters for; Powder, Shot,
Caps, Cartridges and Ammunition
of all kinds is at Jacob Ps Hdw. Be-
not. :': Shells loadwl at a ttioment's
notice. " ' "'
qu. TwlioO it arn-i..ts rf V f tli t
l ne Jauieg Aia ociei pi '"
Street ni, K. unurcu win give an ex
it.i4in w hid muumuvAP iu timiy
next; Refreshments will bef urnish-
el at city prices.
Schr Belle Uroum, Sawyer, cleared
to-day for Fort de France, Martin
ique, vith 90,456 feet lumber and
74,600 shingles, valued at
shipped by Mr. E. Kidder's Son.
The remains of Mr.JolinTi. Holmes'
are expcctedlo arrive in the city to;
morrow morning, at 8:35 o clock,and
the funeral services- will take place
-."lO o'clock, or half-past 10, it not
'having keen definitely decided this
afternoon which it w
. 1 -
,TheGman aLo
ill be.
Liodge Group.
Mr. C, Faust has completed the
nieture he has been making of the
members of Germania Lodge No. Ax
K. of P. v heretofore spoken of in the
Review. There are 40 in the group"
and it is pronounced by competent
judges a beautiful piece of work.
Many have called at the gallery to
see it during tne day. It will be pre
j rented to the Lodge to-night.
I ? To Leave Us.
We are sorry, to hear that If on.
Tps t, Walsh, who has for nearly a
v - . nRat ijeHri resident of this
eif and a Dractisini? member of the
Qar lier, has concitltied to remove
1 . s. ' . . - '
. the North: where members of his
f now rft8itio, With this end
ln vtAW 11 r,f his lmnArtrlrl And
,n view
i lcitcneii iumiture win ne snuiar anc
I - .
Amringe & Co: at the residence; -110
South FrQnt street
fi - Mr. Holmes' Death Announced.
B. R. Moore, the Solicitor, an-
1 .
Holmes, formerly a practitioner, at
-uuuuHi. nw.
"m ; e.lin d appropriate
terms and it ,s probable that a meet-
i v F Trial Vlu i ttril 1 ha no MArl c;rvri
." " "V -w
day week for the purpose of of-
lenng a trioute to tne memory oi tne
deceased. . .. ' '
Criiiilnal Court.
The followine cases were dis-
nos6a Qf in this court to-dav:
state vs. Eliza Jones, larceny,
ja(3ffment nisi.
i giate vs. W. H. Nasli, et al, as-
Lault and battery. Ordered by the
court that an additional venire of
jurors be drawn for W. Morrow.
State vs. John Spicer and Ed.
Edwards, affray, Verdict.- Guilty
I as to Spicer, not gulty as to - Ed-
J wards. " -
state vs Daniel Watsbn, larceny;
TWendant submits. Judgment:
Two vears in State Peuitentirv.
A Solution and a Problem.
Mk editor: I see in your issue
Qf e 15th a problem asking when
the hands of a clock (being started
atU olock) btherto
wjli'aQgffer by sayiug, they will be
together the first time." at 5 minutes
and 27 3-11 seconds after 1 o'clock;
MrJteWeiSSl.'SS
tne tenth' time" at 54 minutes and
32 8-11 seconds after 10 o'clock.
Respectfnlly,
"Subpcribkr."
For the exercise of Mr. H. A. W.,
Jr., and others, give them the fol
lowing;. " .:- -.:;i;ir:;-'':V'N-N .
When first the marriage knot was
tied between my wife and me, her
age bore to mine as 3 to 3 times 3,
but now wehave been married these
ten and half ten years,her age bares
to mine as 8 to 16. Now, tell me
from what I have said, what were
our ages when we wed? ; A. H. P.
Jarvis, N. C, Sept. 17,1888. ; ,
The Verdict Unanimous. ;
W. I). Suit. Drarcist Bippas. Ind.,
lesiitieg: 'I can rmmeDd Electric
Biilers as tbe very best remedy. Every
buttle bas eiven relief in. every case.
4 rr mnn ftnk kit- KoLilna tnrl wm fnr.
, Df Uheuaiatistu ot 10 sears1 stand-
j in? " Abrahaai Hare, drugsifft, Bell: 1 1
:ville. Ohio.jiffirm: The best sellimtjJ
! medicine I have ever handled in my 2 r
1 years' experience. ia Electric Bitters.
i Tbousand, of others have .added tteir
iKtiutuuy, u tuai ioc tkimici. i,
mous lDat Electric Bitterer do core
ui? eases oi me liycr, niuucjavi
4. ll.li. k.lf . Hnll.p a : tirt In ft T W - I 1
j Green Cos. Drus Store.
HEX?. AO vektii: mid T.
ForRont.
A .DWELLING HOUSE ON North r
Second, Jtietween Chestnut and Mul
berry streets, from first of October.
A good Cistern on the premises.
Apply to . f . - WkUOPGES
. sept!9t .; .- -y
Fifth St; rMvE.u0IiurcIi.
rjiHE - LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF Til .
X - above named Church will ctve an Ex t u ;
siontothe Ilammoclca oa-Friday ncxt.t:! 1
Inst.. The patronage of the public la tv-
nuiy solicited, ltctrc&hmenta at city pru
Tlcts 50 cents for adults 2T cents ford.;
dren, good on all trains. . sept it
WOULD ' ItESPECTFULLY- ANNOl'c::
to h!3f rfends ,and -tdie public j?r r v. y
that he 13 nowback-at hl3'Old stand. Nt.
ilarteet streetr which has - been thoro u ' v
overhauled, rep aired -and refurnished. 1: .
nrst ciass worioncnnarp. razors ana tgikc
attenUonhehopeato-ccntlnue to merit the
patronaare of tiie public. , w 11
Aii or nis rorce lsnow conccmraiea ai ao.
29 Market stj - - " ; sept in
Furniture at Auction.
?By 8; VonAturtDSO & Co.,
. Auctlohccrsao
"WE WILL SELL AT THE HOUSE OCCl -
pled by Hon. Jos. T. Walsh, 110 Sosth Fourt h
street, between Dock and Oraare, ca Ti i v l :
iAi, hjcjt. arrn, atio a. m., au tne House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part of Bedroom Sets, Parlor sets, liat i;uck
Mattresses, Cooking Stove nearly new, M arbie
top Tames, tnree uarpeis, targe waruruut-,
&c, &c, and one good PIANO.
S. VAN AJ11UNGE& CO.,
sept 19 JLt ; . : - r Auctioneers.
Ha n d co moot r -. i n o .
E HAVE NO W THE HANDSOMEST L1XC
of SHOAS .'ever brought to tint city, all order
ed in person direct from the Manufacturers.
Wawiii scllat ;..v'v'. '-;-V-.'
LOW PMCEiJ;
and ask only a living margin ' Call and tee
stock and we guarantee, to please you, both as
to Quality ana rrlce i.i'.i..
,-". w - - BOOts and Shoes,
sept 19 4 , ; - " - - 108 Market St.
Notice(t(X Contrhctorn,
finiE CENTRAL BAPTIST CHuilCII, corner
1 seventir'and Ked Cross streets,- Wllm nrr
ton, is now ready to eroct the walls of t lu jr
new brick church, and to receive sealed hun
for the same. We furnish all materlaL The
work to be done in quantity, quality ana pro
portion according to the drawing and speci u
catlon to the sattslatlon , of tHo Building com
mittee. v ; . - -sealed
Wta wm be received until sept, sst h.
1888. ' All bids received will be opened at me
Church on Sept. 23th, at 850 O'c
i sept. 83tn, an sao o'clock p. m.
Drawings andspeclncations can . be seen ar
No. 510 Dickinson st. Address all communi
cations to KEV. L. T. CHRISTMAS,
-. Chairman Building committee,
sept 18 2t' - 709 lied Cross st, city.
MOU
Wed nesday, Se pt. 19th,1 80 8 ,
-AmeHcari-J apaneco Opora
LITTLE TlfCOON.
BENEFIT YELLOW FEVEK SUFFEKEUS.
Alisissioii 56 Cents, InchJisg Eescml InU,
: Doors open at 8 p. m. performance cemmen
clng &30 p. m.
box sheet open at neinsbergcrs to-norrow
morning. ; , x id
J u Gt Rocoivc J -
"RECEIVED THIS DAY A CARLOAD OF
BEllGNEIi 5 EIICHJli'C
' ' FINS PHILADELPHIA'
" 33 323 E3 1, I
It wlil be on the Market To-Morro?r. A t n i
vrder solicited. Prompt delivery. .
:y ' ; ; . - a, r. lucas.
sept 18 3t Dock, oeL Front and Seccsd st3
r For Galo.
Mattresses Arx cnP;
Springs, " the best
"Bandana Beds, vsry fine i
P.'.F. Pniaws, Bohfers,
mosquito neth, with patent bai: t
- Order by Mall, If too Damp to call.
HOWELL & C ULILIII : G ,
(Opposite City HalL) . . .
"p. 8. Old Mattresses renovated and rc . 1
Pink and White Goccm
n -
t ..itt rVL'tg awp PT STxTEkN AND
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j SggS
Aisoafdiu-o cr 1-:
Medicines, Tel:: t Art r..
"- Perfumes, ere, ar
alij , ' . : F. c. ?i: r
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