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VOL. XXXIX. NO.
Sir WillUm Tbomioo, Eogluh-
mm of fdtact, "taiVe a vtj alarm-
logiUUtneatwUUTeXotbewn. It
awDiift uir will da a com nieiB
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iuw tino woaia perun wnuout iae
an. Thai U well nnderttood. Bat
w ara oot Uft wilboot some com
fort. Tba failor of the too will not
txke plae until tea million of year
hatra pxted Avar. That tavea the
prcant generation.
The pabliibera aonoanoo that the
School History of North Carolina in
a io the pablio ichooUtsia iU fifth
edittoo, and that the thirtieth thous
and are now printed, ft i a much
better book than the very imperfect
crude one firat sent oat bj the author
of it. It haa been io the hand of
Col. V. L. Saandere and ia much
better. It i understood that Rer.
Dr. F. M. Ilabbard has bn re
writioc: it from the beginning. When
the malt of hia labor will be given
to the pablio we have not eeo men
lionn1. The Kandallite crowd are trying in
more ways than one to discredit the
true Democracy. Io their reply to
Speaker Carlisle they attempt to
throw the responsibility of not redu
cing the Tariff upon tha party. That
is only cqaalled in impudence by tho
iladical in North Carolina talking
of Democratic extravagance after
their waste.
We rejoice to believe that there
it not much probability that the jatt,
equitable aad much needed tax on
tobacco and fruit brandy will be
abolished by the preaent CoogreaJ.
It would be a very absurd procedure
under the circumstances) to gratify
the ftandall crowd.
jirrm .CITY.
v aorsirriiisjiwor
OruA II ocas Ossulk.
Haxxsaxaoxji Valentines.
CoLxra Jk Co. AuctJoo sale.
J. II. ITaaww leaaeplseofl.
MCS.40X Slaughtering cloihiojc
C at. II A.xaj Cocnk valentines.
Cromlv Jfe Uorkis Sweet orn srrs
0 It Frbsch So Sprinn style?.
Hall A PaaRAALL New Cuba molasaca.
Wcirm Ja WoaTU New crop molscs
Lattl l4
ilereipla of cotton yesterday
03 b-! . tb sause dsle iut jesr 159
bal.
The sociable to be giren by the
Hibernian Benevolent Socwly wit! take
p!ee Wedaeslay evenles nest.atOermanla
IUIt
Klectric lights hare been placoti
la tb New INircell House Tho new bar
so.l billiard room, under the msnaitemeat
( Mr. Joa. El Herbert. wa opened yes
terJy The Wilmington Fox Club will
S4t a chase this afternoon. The fox for
the nccuioo is ia flaw trim. It will be
turnd loo- near Ortenflekl mill, at 3
o'clock.
Mwr. S. V. Shotter & Co.
cleared tbe QcrsDtn barque Frill ScKmidl
yesterday, for Hamburg. Germany, with a
csro of 3.314 barrels cf rosio. valued at
A telegraphic dispatch slating
that tbe County Government bill bad been
ladeflnitely post posed ia tbe Heme of
Representatives, was received yesterday
sfterncoo. by Mr. U. A. Bzt. chairman
or tbe Uoard of County Cbnunissionert .
Wiar laalsauaac.
Tha foUowicg are tba Indications for the
twenty-four boars commencing at 10 p. m.
Tbarsdsy:
For North and South Carolina, Georgia,
East Florida., fair weather, followed by
local raise, slightly warmer, followed by
slight fall ia temperature aad variable
winds. .
For West Florida, Alabama. UUalsslppi,
local rains, southerly winds becoming va
riable, and lower temperature.
For Virginia, rala. alLthUy warmer, fol
Iowtd by tower temperature and variable
winds becccniog northerly.
Tfce sicmal tUrvlea.
Since tha death of Gen. Haze a. there has
beca considerable talk among tbe men Io
the signs! corps of the propriety of chang
ing the signal service from the control of
the War Department to that of the Cirll
Service Corneals ke. or some other branch
of the Government service. The clerks iu
the o&ce of tha Chief Signal Observer at
WashJogloa have prepared a petition to
Congress expressing tba opinion that the
4s later eats of the Govern went would be
subserved by transferrin Ike signal corps
to tha Agricultural Department, Tba pti
Uoo has hees forwardod for r gnat ores to
the coea on aUUoaa all over the country
aad ta said Io be srMetiaf with general ap-
roraL The chaaga would make the men
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aerrlcsi dvUlaaa. Tfcey are
May pit at U tW nvr-V. I
120. 1 WILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY. FEBRtJARY 11. 1887.
omtA house.
MlCor Vao Taaatl and her exccUent
i ciprtica. me nouso wat
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I uuicaca appearea
thuala.licln iu enjormcnt of U eren-
I Ina'a fntrtAlnmi rtu tt-. i-
w coaracter or lmralda. appeared to
i wnver aannuffl uian ahe did the prerioat
t . . . . . . .
I Dll. and wu ezceljentij supported
IbroothouU Tha play abound in good
polnUand the Company aeemed toappre-
oato them.
To-nlhl "CamUle" will be pUyed. and
wUldoabUeat draw another crowded bouse.
laaaalaratlata Iav1tsl.
A petluon Ls in circulation and will be
placed st the Produce Exchange to-day for
tha signature of merchants and others, iu.
terestcd In the. development of this section
of the Bute by Northern Immigration. It
is believed that the circulation of the pro
ceedings of the Northern Settlers' Conven
tion, held in Raleigh in October last, will
hsve great influence io attracting a deslr
able class of people.
The petition is as follows:
To UU HanarabU th General Autmbiy of
jTiorXA uatvitna:
We, the undersigned, citizens of New
Hanover county. North Carolina, realizing
tbe benefit the groat west has derived from
immigration, and baring seen its advan
tage to our own Stale, and being solicitous
to secure for North Carolina a large part
or tint volume of capital and population
that is now flowing from the Northern Btstes
southward, do hereby most respectfully and
most earnestly request your honorable body
to cause to be printed many thousand
copies of the statements made by
our fellow-cltixsns of xiorthern and forel&a
birth at tho so-called Northern Bottlers'
Convention which was in session at Raleigh
October 26-29. 1SS6. Such full-reports to
be obtained frcm the secretary of the North
ern Settlers Association, and wben pub
lished to be put in charge of the State Bu
reau of Immigration lor distribution ia
States North of the Potomac and Ohio
rivers.
Hawk or New Ilaaovsr.
At the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Dank of New Hanover,
held yesterday. Mr. A. David wss called to
the Chair, and Mr. 8. D. Wallace was ap
pointed Secretary. A majority of the stock
being represented, either in person of by
prosy, an election was held for a Hoard of
Directors for tbe ensuing year, which re'
suited in the unanimous re election of tbe
entire old Board, as follows:
O. W. Williams. W. I. Gore. J. W. At
kinson. I. Bates. J. A. Leak, C. 31. Sled-
man. Donald Jlaciue. tu. li. lioran. it. it.
Bridgers, II. Vollers and F. Ilaeiastela.
A meeting of tbe Board of Directors was
then held, and the following officers were
elected for the enrornsT year:
President I Bstcs.
Vice President O W. Williams.
Cshicr S. D. Wallace.
Aasiolact Cashier W. L. Smith, Jr
Uoriltr. rtalaroloran.
The dwelling of Mrs McDonald, cn
Chunut street, between Eighth and Ninth.
ras catered by a burglar at an early hour
yesterday morning. Mrs. McDonald was
awakened about 3 o'clock, pres jmably by
the doIjc made by the burglar in leaving
the house. There was an overpowcriog
odor of chloroform in the room, which
caused ber to get up and light a lamp.
when she found everything in a bewilder
leg slate of confusion, the clothing of her
self and daughter in a heap on tbe floor.and
closets and bureau drawers emptied of their
contents . Other lomstes of tho bouse wero
aroused and it was found that the whole
place bad been lansacked, but nothing was
missing with tbe exception of a few peo
nies from the pockets of the clothing of
one of Mrs. McDonald's sons. Tbe bur
glar got Into the bouse by forcing a win
dow. traaal.
Mr. Iredell Mearea, Deputy Collector of
Customs, baa been granted license to prac
tlce law in the Bute courts by the Supreme
Court.
Capt. It II. Tom lie son has taken com
mand of the steamer Cape Fear, baring
been chosen for tbe position by the Bladen
Steamboat Company, at the annual meeting
held ia Fayetteville Tuesday.
Capt. O. II. Blocker, of Maxton, is at
the Orton.
Mr. E. M. Dasher, representing the Gus
Willisms Theatrical Company, is in the
elly. They play here Fridsy, the ISth
last., in George Uoey's celebrated comedy,
0h I What a Nihtr
Col. Thoa. J. Honcure. Chief Eogineer
of tbe Carolina Central, passed through tbe
c:ty last night on bis way to Virginia. Col.
Moncore supervised the construction of the
fine Iron bridges recently erected west of
Shelby.
Tb. Seaeaast RaltroaSL
A trip to Wrightsville Sound by rail this
summer Ii even ooe of the probabilities.
for it is staled on satisfactory assurances
from parties who have tbe matter in band
that the construction of the Wilmington
and Saooast Railroad to- that point is an
assured fact, and that the work of building
the road will be commenced within the next
thirty u7.
FIsyor'e Gears.
Alfred Goddard. a wblta tramp, was al
lowed twenty-four hours in wbicb to get
employment or leave the city. .
J. D. Siaon. colored, charged with fail
ure to pay for liquor license, was released,
urea bis affidavit that be bad sold so Ii-
" . . s W . - 1 a
quors during themontn 01 January jast.
The beat war Is to take a pain in time.
and flgbt It dallj aad hourly with Salvation
OiL 33 cts.f
Indorsed -ht. iha Faculty. Tbe reputa
tion of Dr. nun's Cough Syrup baa been
Uon of Dr. BuH's Cob Btrop baa Deea I
uj, MbJerred on account of IU merits,
PSt prticribe.lt. .,
. XII K RAILS.
Th Bulla oIom and arrlTe at the City Fa
Office m folio w:
U. ,.k
10:00 P. M
8KX) A. M
l notxn rouu.xiaiua na routes
i Mn. uyi fhiMrmm
10DJ P. M. M 8:C0 A. H
I ""Vf."5"
I RAidxa
....aao p. u. i8;oo a. m
Wfc!:
Cbftdbonro. Ylr Bluff. N. C. Harlon.
a. O , asa routes bupdum tnereTrom- aw r. x.
Soatkarnwar mailt between wummc-
toa aad Cbaiiaston. S. 0 6.-90 A. M
Cbarlastoa. Sarannah and Jaokaon
nile. 71a.. aad laterraediata
botsts 80 P. M. A i A. M
Charaw A Darluurton Railroad and
polnta nppi
Mltodt Herefrom..... 0:3)S9.1WF. M
HAS
)AILT SXCXPT SUNDAY.
WeUrn mall. C a Railway. 6:20 P. M
FayettaTUla, c. r. x. v. B. IL and
oolnta BUDDlled therefrom
6:3) P. X
Ealelcn Eamlet Ballroad and polnta
npDlled therefrom....
6:30 P. M
2S0 P. M
8mlUiTUie
WrtxhUrTlUe 8 33 A. M
TUaSDATs AND FRIDAYS.
Onslow C H. and Intermediate offloes 6:00 A. M
Little River. 8. C. ana Intermedlats
offices 3.C0P.M
Cape Pear Hirer malt IrSOF.at
OPXX FOB DXLJVRHTjr
Horthern throoxh aad wav mails 700 A
Soaltaera tro4ij-a aad way malls 6:90 A. X
Southern, west or Florence o.so a. m
Carolina Central Railroad 9:30 A M
Hlnt mails arrtrtna previous to 10,00 P. af.
are opened aad distributed Into Lock Boxes as
soon as rsoelved.
MaDs collected from street boxes from busi
ness portions of city at 5 A.K., 110 AM. and 6rC0
P.M.: rroTB other parts of the city at 4 A.M. and
6 P. M.
General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6.00 P.M-
and on 8 an days from 8:00 to 10.-00 A. M.
Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 9 to to
IfctO A. M.
Stamp OSes open from 7.33 A. M. to C.-OJ P. M
Money Order and Register Department open
8:00 A. M. to 5 .-00 P. M. continuous.
Kauroad tuna. 73tn menaian.
TIIE FLORKNCK NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NTJRSEBY. Tbe followim? la an extract from a
letter written to the German Btformtd Messenger,
atChamberebunrh. Perm.: A BwrnrrEm Just
open the door for her, and Mrs. Wln&low will
prove the American Florence Nlffhunfrale of the
Kunery. Of this we are so sure, that we will
teacn our host" to say. A blessing on airs.
winslow" for helnln her to survive and escare
ue mpuiir, ooucaunjc, ana teeuuns; sieee. Mrs.
WutaLow'e 800THIK8 Strut relieves the child
from rln. anicurea dysentery and diarrhoea. It
softens the jrums,reduoea Inflammation, ourerwlnd
eollc. and oarries the Infant safely through the
tee thlnjr period. It performs precisely what it
professes to perform, every part of it nothing
leas, we nave never seen airs, winsiow Know
her only through the preparation of her "Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething." If we had the
power we would make her. as she Is, a physical
saviour to tne lnxant race. oia by au aaniggists.
89 cents a bottle.
DIED.
nCrCS"I T. Dl.kmn.4 7 ll XT
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SOPHIA J. DAWSON, second daughter of the
iste James caca'.aey, Ksq.
Funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
st St, Jsmes' Chui oh, thence to Oakdale Ceme
tery.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
By Collier fc Co.,
Anct'rs and ComnMerchts, 24 A 26 N. Water St.
nPHIS DAY. COMMENCING AT 16 O'CLK A.M.,
a. we wul sell at our sales Rooms.
6 Bedsteads, 1 Cooking Stove, 1 Sofa,
1 Sewtog Machine, 20 boxes Tobacco,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Window Shades. Trunks, Shoes,
urercoau, crockery, &o. reb 11 it
ORANGES ! SWEET SRaHftES t
TTTE HAVE AN ORANGE C2RTA INLY EQUAL
vv to tne - Kia more. Are souna. ana win
keep Jast as long as tbe children of the house
hola wilt allow tbem. You ought to and will
bay them II you will call at Office and ascertain
I be prl'ie. VUVHUX a, MUtUUM,
reo 11 it Auctioneers.
The Acme Pine Oil,
TRBH FROM THE FACTORY,
AT CRONLY, N. C,
Is for eale by
J. Ii HARDIN. Druggist,
New Market.
feb 11 It
V7e Are Slaughtering
jgALARCK STOCK CLOTHING.
Only halfloten CHILDREN'S SUITS on hand.
Will sell them at LOW FIGURES.
MUNSON.
feb 11 !t
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
There Is nothing to be had at
this time of year that ls more
dellclouf, palatable and nu
tritious, for breakfast than
golden brown
cakes of
Heckers Bu
ckwheat. It
Is the best
breakfast
cereal. Eve
ry, one likes
It. All gro
cer. keep It.
feb 8 1m
cb ta lh Eat
Comic Valentines.
Comic Valentines,
Comic Valentines.
C. M. HARRIS,
Only regular Newsdealer
In the City.
feb 11 tf
New Cuba Molasses.
JJOGSHBADS.
TIERCE3 AND
BARRELS.
IN LOTS TO SUIT
AT LOW PRICES.
HALL & PEARS ALL.
feb It DAWtf
New Crop Molasses.
411 H03sIlADS
ggTIKBCES.
CHOICE NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES, Jhe
first cargo of the season, now landing es Cohr.
Amelia P. Schmidt.
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.r ' .. - r.-iV.V . ;
WORTH A WORTH. I
feb llltf : ; Bsvlew copy.,. -
'NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
O P E RA. H O U S E.
TO-NItjrHT,
COEA VAN TASSEL,
AND HER
SUPERB iDBAHATIC COMPANr
In the Great Five Act Emotional Drama.SO
. CAirHLLE,
As dramatized from Dumas' Popular Novel.
People's Popular Prices ot Admission 10, 20
and 30 Cents. No Extra. No Higher.
SATURDAY MATINBK the Only Five Act Ver
sion 01 jn.'aiiass.
Prices Matinee Children 10c. Adults 20c. Re
served Seats for Matinee 30c, now on sale at
usual places. ieb 11 it
Spring Styles.
TT7B HAVE SOMETHING NEAT AND PRET-
vv
TY for Early Fpring Wear, for Ladies, Misses,
Children and for the Gentlemen.
We keep THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES in the City or State, and
prices to suit the pockets of all our patrons.
Geo. E. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET,
febll tr
Valentines.
2XTRA FINK BOX VALENTINES.
SECOND LARGE LOT.
The Finest and Most Beautiful Astortment
over brought here and on exhibition o day.
Ladies and Gentlemen your hearts can now be
made happy and your wishes gratified at
HEINSBERGER'S
feb 10 tf Cash Book and Music Store.
Carolina Baking Powder.
SK YOrR GROCER FOR THIS BRAND,
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
Manufactured by
H. R. HORKE,
feb30eod2w nac Fayetteville, N. C.
Mexican War Pensions
J HAVE MUSTER ROLL, G. CO.', 17TH REST,
U. S. Infantry, of which I was Lieut., and Roll
1st Keg't N. u. vols., coi. raine.
Fee 510 ior procuring pensions.
Address BDWiBD CANTWELL,
feb 6 lw Oxford, Maryland.
TRY WARREN'S
FAMOUS
n s9"V- sal BBm
TP.ff BmncT.s sm n tu m?. hay
11111 UUtUUlJVI WU1JU 111 w 11 JJ U111I
febiotr
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
AT TUB
New Crockery Store
117 SOUTH FRONT.STRSET,
Call and examine tha NEW LAMP, just invent
ed SCHNEIDER'S. Also, DECORATED CHAM
BER and DINNER SETS. COMMON and FANCY
GLASSWARE. LAMPS of all description, SIL
VER PLATED WARE, and TIN-WARE, have
all been selected with great care, and will be
sold most reasonably.
ANTON 1SBJSKT,
117 South Front St.,
feb 9 tf Opposite New Market.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HARNESS.
"DRIDLES, SADDLES, BUGGIES AND CAR
RIAGES of all sorts. Repairloe of all kinds
neatly and promptly done.
r. a. HAiunH,
Third St., between Princess and Market.
Jan 80 tf
TIIE NluXV AND OiLlD
Purcell House Combined !
Grand Opening !
R001 for All !
AS THE NEW PURCELL HOUSE HAS BEEN
nvArran ever ainee I onened. I have this day
leased . the entire building, which makes the
House second to none. No pains will be spared
on the part of the proprietor to make the House
fikst ULiAtsa in every respecc. r.w rui-
TURE from bottom to top. Bus and Wagon at
arrival of all trains.
N. Frederick , iTopnetor.
Bar. Billiard Room and Barber Shop for rent.
feb 2 tf
mm SEED. GARDEN SEED.
EW ARRIVALS !
LOWEST PRICES !
WILLIAM H. GREEN & CO.,
Druggists. Market Street,
bet. Front and Second.
feb 8 tf
Hats! Hats!
A DIES' MUFFS!
UMBRELLAS I
HARRISON & ALLEN,
L
feb 6 tf Hatters.
Headquarters
TOR TRUNKS, HARNESS, WHIPS, SADDLES
and everything usually kept in a first class Har
ness Store. Blankets and Robes must be sola.
We make a specialty or TrunKS ana Keparnug.
feb 6 tf (Review copy) No. 19 So. Front St.
Valentines.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF VALENTINES,
NEW DESIGNS.
1'UliK SBN'l'jLM.iS'l .
NO COMI03 FOR SALE.
febetf YATB' BOOK STOKB.
Marine Insurance.
QPEN POLICIES ISSUED! COVERING A.L.L
shipments from New Yora or otber pons to Wil
mington.
Entries to. be made on Pass Book when in
voices are received All Wholesalo and Retal
Grocers should have a Policy of this sort to co
ver their goods received by the N. Y. steamers. -
Assets of Marine Co's represented $a8.4415il
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feb4tf y IZZ It a WTiLARD. (
WHOLE 'NO. fellW' .rv:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
11.
Cash House.
116 Market Street.
TyTE ARB JUST THROUGH TAKING STOCK,
and have marked down many goods below regu
lar prices teTm'ace room. .. . . .
Will Open Monday. Jan. 31st,
A FULL LINE OF
WHITE GOODS,
WHICH WE
HAVE SECURED AT VERY LOW PRICES I
NAINSOOK SDSINGS AND FLOUNCINGS.J
SPRING DRESS GOODS, worth 25c, for
15 and 20c,
Extraordinary Job,
1000 Assorted Jerseys,
e
Most of them worth from $2 to S3.
Your Choice $1.25.
ALL-OVER LACES, TUCKINGS, GINGHAMS,
SATEENS, COLORED NAINSOOKS, &c.
An examination of Quality and Prices will
surely secur9 your patronage.
JUU...IVI,. -JLSi C3 1
116 Market St.
I .
I'ciiy 7c iVo-n-islTr Qt ne
R Luther in Visitob, says the following of
I cram's unr.yalea Family Atlas or tne wona :
'One of the most convenient comnendiums of
information we have seen for some time is Cram's
Universal Atlas. It is a useful and handy book
for the masses and a ready helper to the busy
student. Its maps are excellent, its illustrations
good, its statistics prove vast research and are
presented with striking accuracy, and its histo
rical data of United States history from 986 to
our present year, which every citizen of the Re
public ought to know, are wisely arranged and
chronologically presented. As a geography, hK
torv and statistical exhibit of the world and ma
ny of her industries, characteristics, etc., it is a
decided success. It needs but to be seen to be
appreciated. One can but wonder how so mush
information can be pat in Euch space."
A. L Plummer. of Nashville. TeDn.. General
Agent in N. C, is now taking orders for Cram's
Atlas In Wilmington. N. C.
AGENTS wawtk'J. Address or cau upon
A. L. PLUMMBK, commercial Hotel,
jan 16 3w Wilmington, N. C.
Dissolution Notice.
THE FIRM OF J. It. CROOM & BROTHER, AT
No. 102 North Water Street, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, J. L. Croom withdraw
ing from said firm, having sold out his interest to
Messrs. M. F. Croom & Co., who will pay all debts
of the late firm of J. L. Croom & Brother. We
bespeak for the firm of M. F. Croom & Co. a con
tinuation of the liberal patronaga heretofore ex
tended to us. J. L. CROOM,
M. F. UKUOM.
Wilmingt n, N. C. Feb. 1st, 1887.
WE WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GRO
.Arv. T.lrmor aid Tobacco Business at the
old stand of J. L. Croom & Brother, 1C2 North
Water Street, where we will bapleased to see
our old customers. . if. UKUum a uw
Wilmington. N. C, Feb. 1st, 1887.
feb 1 tf
Notice.
IN CONNECTION WITH MY DRESS MAKING,
I have decided to teach DRESS CUT JTNG by
Chart one day in each week. For those who
cannot come in the day I will arrange a Night
Class. With this new system I teach to cut
TtFARfuw And anv thin? in the wav of Ladles and
Boys' Apparel. Those wishing to take lessons
will please call before the rush for Spring and
Easter Dresses commences.
MISS MAM LB lu DAVIS,
feb 9 lw 802 Princess Street.
600 Tons COAL!
JUST ARRIVED, EX SCHR. JOSEPH SOUTH
ER, 6OO TONS BEST GRATE & STOVE COAL,
and for sale One Dollar per ton less than New
York prices.
iebotl a. siraurr.tjiKiM.
Scales. Scales.
fXyTAGON, PLAFFORM, COUNTER.
Do not forget the ROCHESTER lamp.
. For Bale by
feb 6 tf GILES & MURCHISON.
PIANOS. THE PURCHASE OF A PIANO K In
quires great care, as seven-eighths of tbe
Pianos now made are musically Inferior. Our
long experience and thorough knowledge of In
struments enable us to place before the pablio
the best Pianos at the lowest prices. By exami
nation it will fce found that we sell our Instru
ments much lower tean others ask for Inferior
goods. We invite the public to examine ror
tnemseives. a. vm im in.
feb 8 tf xsea cross be.
Begardless of Cost.
WE HAVE SOLD ALL OF ;OUK HARNESS
and Saddlerv Goods, and are now selling
Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons, Wagons. Drays,
ana everything m ice jajcuuauj& line, regaru
less of cost. McDOUGAL & LOVE,
114 North Front St.
Our Workshops are in full blast. feb 2tf
Wm. E. Springer & C6.
TTAVE A LARGE ASpfiNE ASSORTED
stock of Guns, Revolvers, Rifle?, Ammunition of
Aanrlntlon. Fine Cutlerv. Plated Ware.
fc. They can show you a fine line of goods? J
tsndow prices. uRj1 A i
f eb 6 tf 19. 21 83 Market Street. , ;
Ac . Thev can show yon a fine line of goods.
V I
" Boiia xnoapareu type mUce oni tqny-, -
NEW ADVERTISEME$JT8.f l
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BROWN & R( MH)ls
0 North Front St.
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tag our friends and patrons that we bare Jest'--v
received the
CHEAPEST.
STOCK OF
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WE HAVE EVER OWNED, ' .-ix.-ly- '
AT LEAST 30 PER CENT. BELOW,' PRESETS "t "
MARKET VALUE.
who require such Goods to call early and make , t ..
their selections. ivA
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PRICES FROM 5c TO $l.SO PER YAKD.t
MADE ON THE VERY BEST CLOTH AMD -
THOROUGHLY FINISHED.
Kid Gloves.
We are oflFertnga SPECIAL JOB IN LADIES Z. V. -4-BUTTON
KIDS, SOc a pair. In Tans, Brow
Slate and Mode Colors. Sizes 5i to 8.
BROWN & RODDIGKV
3 NORTH FRONTF8TREET.
Branch Store, 27 Hay street, Fayetteville. K. O. ' f.
Jaa 83 tf - -
HEW BAR AND BILLIARD ROOM;
J HAVE RENTED THE BAR AND BILLIARD "t '. !
ROOMS, at tho NEW PURCELL HOUSE, and r l t
Will open on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lJu. Ro " '
pains will be spared to maVe every thing attrac
tive and pleasant for my customers, and I hope
to merit a fair proportion of tho trade by strict .
attention to bueinof s
JOSEPH E. HERBERT,
feb 8 tf
formerly of Star Saloon.
At Cost.
At
omj. a. PRCKe
feb 6 tf
Of Course You Do
THAT IS WHEN YOU BUY A COOK SVOVX
von want the best for the least moneT.
We've got It and mean what we say. Tin Toilet
I HAVE A FEW FANCY LAMPS. ALSO. A LOT - 7 .
of ANDIRONS, SHOVELS and TONG8, Which 1 ..T''
will sell AT COST. Call early and eat a bargain
Sets that are perfect beauties no slop arTanre- v-- ;
mont.
. Door Mats,-'a good assortment; uau , . "
Oil Stoves ana lots 01 nseiui anioiei ; suon wa
usually keep. Old stand
PARKER TAYLOR
PURE WHITE Oil . ISD 0
TaT ANTED. General Agent to nanoie wu- j.
r Y ;
llamB CoDDer-nlate- Map of the United''.
States, Mexico, etc., size 68x65 Inches. - a f -
E. W. SMITH A COaVrr,.. : i-
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1an'2 2m
20 South Sixth St. Philadelphia Pa. ' X ,
Molasses, Sugar, ColleirvK
JQQ Bbls Choice Porto Rico MOLASSES,
0 Bbls Refined suoakb, j
OKA Sacks Choice RIO VUTF&&,
A.JJ
feb 6 tf
For sale low by
WILLIAMS. RAN
KIN A OOjt ' ' ' 3 ';
c
Flour, Bacon; Lardrt ;
g00 Bbls FLOUR, all grades, Vi
100 BoieBD8, BE115, ' '.''J-': '
1O0 Cases LARD. '"V
For sale low by '
feb tf WILLIAMS RANKIN CO. , ,- . ; -
Tarn, Sheeting, &c.
19 K Bales RANDOLPH YARN.
Bales RANDOLPH BHXET1NO, ' r
Lye, Potash, Soda, soap, Btaron, ' t
Tobacco, Snuff, Ac, Ac, '.!'"
Vnr aala low bv
feb 6 tf
WILLIAMS. RANKIN CO.
Bagging, Ties, Tt7ine
2000 Half Rolls BAGGING,
200 New ARROW TIES,
KAA Lbs. BALING TWINE.
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jeb 6 tf
For sale low by l"'
WILXJAM8."- HANKTH A CO. ; v:. n
STARTLING
Yoa Cannot Afford to
Ignore Tbem.
FACTS!
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of hogs' fat, bat eondsted ef tallow, grsaMJ "
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