I:
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wii'L-iAM II. Ul3RHiA.l.';
i , i 0 DAILYRXCTPT MONDA YS.
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;.TH OF 8UB8CSIPTIOH, IH aDVANOS.
Your iby Mall), Postage PH1
: s'Moaths, " " "
,)Ive Months "
I. -
rC-K) City Subscribers, dailvered la any part
Citr, Twelvs CaifTs per week. Our City
i ' 1 i 1 . , 1 1 1 . r
-..its :ire uot uMiuniu ki uouout. ijr mora
n tSrro tnoathsjm aovanoo.
,1 at tbe Po .t i)ifiCM at WUtaiagtoa. N.
:is socoatt ohws Matter.
c
Tlu total visible supply of cotton J
;;)r( lu world is i,ouo,ya Dales.
Kit inlo Casinovo, the exiled Arch-
ihop of Guatemala, was arrived at
js.ui Francisco yesterday. The
L union press have comments on the
Viui'-t i-aee, and very gracefully ac-
nt the defeat of the Thistle; aqoth
,.r Si'otchman will build a cutter to
(Uinpto next year. A large
.cairo meeting was held Friday on
riie estate of the Marquis of Lans- I
(;,,wn witnout tne Knowieage 01 tne
tliorities,at which Mr. Wm. O'Brien
i u!v a strong speech urging a
itinuance of the plan of campaign
i indurated -by the League.
ne reduction in the public debt for
r;iv month of September was $14,247,
iiv!S0, and since June 30, $23,902,-
,i.UU The President, in his trip to
West, is meeting with the most
t-rJial reception at every point; the
lrshv seems to be general to get a
s ,-'it of Mrs. Cleveland. The
i , cago wheat market was weak yes-
lay; in provisions there was an
..y feeling. Some strikers en-
: :sed in a dynamite outrage at
niontown, Pa., Thursday night. -
wo ajjeu jaaies, wniie naing in a
finely, were instantly killed near
t ulmnlms, Ohio, Friday evening, by
-i express train. The offerings of
mis yesterday to the government
'loiinted to $105,500. A de-
t liting treasurer of a Montreal com-
" - viniuinvvt liuiviuc j coici uav.
-The female forger, in Lynch-
, ,'. Va., has been released on the
u oi insanity. a nre in a
i ::it boarding house, yesterday
i .i "tiing, resulted in the death of
f ' !i n m
t v men. There are seventeen
o:i.-es of cholera at the New York
;:;:irantine; most of them getting on
. rably. The President will
-r.-.'j. at Asheville, on the 21st of Octo-
y. on his way to Washington
. i Montgomery, Alabama.
iork markets: Money easy at
per cent., closing offered at 2 per
lit.; cotton easy at,9i9fc; south-
in flour unchanged; wheat opened
at an advance; No. 2 red Octo-
" S081; corn ic higher and
iiulerately active: No. 2 October
! "51fc; closing at 52c; spirits tur-
tl "'Tl 124.
i .e choiera is rasing
;rco!u.'S- in Sicily.
with great
U ,:n ri L juis Sleveuaon actually
i- Wri'it Whitman a poet.
. rt'Tii'y looks as if Tennessee
ii l remin out in the wet for an
.'ior v'ar.
Cii .irleHton'd Young Men's Demo-r-.ic
Club now numbers between
! !i ami 700 members.
!-'!. A. K. Lamar, lata editor of
Mfn-oii Telegraph, is to write a
'auTtl lii.-tory of Georgia feince tbe
ir
Vnj. K. A. Huike, proprietor of
V.v Orli'ar.s Times Democrat, is
'irj'mjf up a a probable U. S.
'liiitcr.
i :i Ni vv York Commercial JBul
" in a i( adr-r, psjs the President
S
it lary of Treasury Faircbild
iff; ii
in accord.'
York Democrats are reported j
.ting
r State
very sanguine of electing I
ticket. We hope thev I
Hut sanguine, people are often
i!ijrinted.
v. Dr. Biies declines the Libor
nomination for the Lieuten
'i"Vt rnorhip of Massachusetts.
' ' vts in tbe Government mak
viry man comfortable. A
enew Lord Mayor of London
ativeof Btlrrium as well as a
m CaLhniin. II- ."
,, t ,
twenty years ago. The
ItS OO.OOO a n Tl 1 1 a I ! r Kilt it mill I
;K)0,0U0 to meet the demands.
man who thinks that the re-
'f the Uy nn t.nlmoift mill
Hit". V
'"- i1 tin' tobacco rower is clean out
' He dreams. The consumer
i In lpod a little, bat doubtful.
h niannfaelurer will be helped.
-l i h aho.nt the size of it.
more
new cases of Asiatic
th !
fa are reported on board the
,luP' an'i the patients at the
v ' T"tal are Q a fair way to recover.
' water and carbolic acid have
" 1 11 neful and effective. The ship
la '' -ng thoroughly overhauled.
are indent - .t.- I
f i , , T- . , . . " I
... VIO- I
ChreolTed MrJ.;tn. bersVand sii,appUcatiops Wmem-f -;7.:' -Dack
to Congress, whether ' bership onfile.' ; ' ' - ,V fouitajja:
.:" - - . i ' ' , , "i " ' '-''li . - . , - . j
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VOL. XLI.-NO. 9.
he wishes to go or not. He is the
ablest man in the House with one or
two exceptions. He is a statesman.
every inch of him. and a thorough
Democrat.
The Raleigh Chronicle opens its
batteries upon ex-Speaker Carlisle.
It wants him defeated for the
Speakership of the Fiftieth Congress.
How will Samuel J. Randall suit it?
He is for abolishing the Internal
Revenue. North Carolina and Vir
ginia Democrats are out in a very I
cold place and all by themselves in
demanding free drinks, and free
smokes.
"Never ia the history of the Government
were me necessaries of life as chean &a
mey are lo-aay. rovi8ions were never bo
cheap." Augusta Chronicle,
Bad for the farmers. When wheat
sells
for sixty or seventy cents a
bushel, corn at $1.50 a barrel, cotton
at 8 or 9 cents, and other necessaries I
in proportion, it is not a very flour- I
ishine time for the men who di th
A,rtu I
"
"Oldest and Beat."
Pittsboro Home.
Tbe Wilmington Stab has entered
upon its twenty-first year. It is the
oldest daily in North Carolina and
we may add the best. As a news
gatherer of what is going on in the
WQOle otate it has no peer. Its edi
torial columns show literary taste
ana scnoiarty culture and sound
Democratic views and unfaltering
patriotism, it is tne freshest and
brightest journal in the State.
TJQIIE GITT".
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Munson Superb Buttings.
M. M. Katz Fall goods.
W. L. Youkq For rent.
C. M. Harris Five for ten.
Louis J. Poisson For rent.
A. David Great reduction.
C. W. Yates Fine stationery.
R. L. Hotchins Magic polish.
Brown & Roddick New goods.
J. H. Hardin Grape phosphates.
S. H. FishbIiATE Finest clothing.
R. R. Bellamy Hawkes glasses.
Opera House Mrs. D. P. Bowers.
Giles & Murchtson Ammunition.
Dice & Meares Merchant tailoring.
Miss Hart School for young ladies.
R. P. McDougall Now is your time.
Geo. A. Peck Lamps, chimneys, etc.
Harrison & Allen Hats, umbrellas.
Behrbnds & Munroe On exhibition.
Parker &TAYLOR-Stoves.every variety.
Fennell & Daniel Sign of the horse.
Geo. R. French & Sons School shoe 8
W. E. Springer & Co. Hardware, etc.
Alderman, Flanker &Co. Lightning
rods.
ROSENMANN & STERNEERGERFinC CUS-
tom-made garments.
Local Dots.
Greene & Co.'s cotton circular
was not given to the Associated Press
yesterday.
Services in St. John's church
to-day by the rector, at 7.30 and 11 a.
m., and 5.30 p. m
Four marriage licenses were
issued the past week by the Register
of Deeds two were for whites.
At St. Paul's Evangelical Lu
theran Church, English services will
be held to-day at 11 a. m. and Ger
man at 8 p. m
Don't forget it ! The Cape
Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad mass
meeting will be held next Wednesday
night at the City Hall.
Schooner William and Richard
cleared yesterday for Mayasruez. P.R.,
a cargo of 238,631 feet of lumber, I
valued at $3,904.39, and shipped by E.
Kidder's Son.
There was no rain yesterday in
the Wilmington cotton belt. The
maximum temperature ranged from
85 degrees at Goldsboro to 78 at Che
raw And Charlotte.
There were 22 interments in
Oak Grove Cemetery during the
mnth ended SePteber 30th, 1887.
, " " " V, , 1 I
tmj ck nra in w r a n ti i -i w to i
colored; 13 were adults and 7 were
children.
V AOWere ' we
emiuren.
A paper was in circulation yes-
i-rrl a Xr fj-a -ro ion -m r-r mr loaf 4-Via tto
lidity of the subscription by the city
in aid of the Wilmington, Onslow &
EasJ Carolina Railroad. It is said
that about two hundred dollars were
pledged.
The Opera House was filled
yesterday afternoon with ladies and
children to witness the matinee per
formance of "Red Riding Hood's
Rescue." The two performances will
put about $275 into the treasury of
the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
The new uniforms for Hook
and Ladder Co. No. 1 were made by
Mr. J. Elsbacli, of this city. The
shirts are of cadet gray, trimmed in
red, with a shield in front, and are
very pretty. , The members are to be
supplied with fatigue caps made of
blue cloth, lettered, and trimmed t
rltVi ffnldhH Tha TTnnlr an1 T.oil. 1
t . . . AM . 1
WILMINGTON,
Tbe First of October.
Among the changes that have taken
TnZ lay
ported :
Hon. Geo. Davis, to his new resi
dence on Second, between Walnut
and Red firns
Mr. W. W. HoUaday, to Fourth; be-
tween Market and Princess.
Mr. W. L. Jacobs, to Eighth, be
tween Market and Dock.
Mr. John Taylor, to Eighth and Mar
ket.
Mrs. Levy, to Dock, between Fourth
and Fifth.
Mrs. W. E. Hill, to Dock between
Fourth and Fifth.
Mr. J. I. JMacks, to Seventh between
Market and Princess.
Mr. S. P. Collier, to Fourth and
Mulberry.
Mr. Fred. Croom, to Second be
tween Mulberry and Walnut.
Mr. E. H. Sneed, to Chesnut be
tween Third and Fourth.
Mrs. Winton to Red Cross, between
Front and Second.
Qlr- -Parmale, to Princess, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth.
I JT i - .
Ju-r. Aiex. uonoley, to Seventh and
TV .
i-rincess.
Mr. E. S. Tennent, to Third and
Walnut.
Mrs. Frank Shepherd, to Second
and Red Cross.
Mr. T. O. Bunting, to Fifth, between
Dock and Orange.
Mr. Gus Rosenthal, to Fifth, be
tween Dock and Orange.
Mr. B. R. Russell, to Fourth and
Market.
Mr. J. S. Hooper, to Mulberry, be
tween Second and Third.
Mr. R. C. Cantwell, to Princess, be
tween Seventh and Eighth.
Mr. F. Myer, to Ann, between Se
cond and Third.
Mr. J. B. Dempsey, to Nun, between
Third aud Fourth.
Mrs. K. O. Brown, to Sixth, between
Chesnut and Mulberry.
Mr. Walter Rutland, to Chesnut,
between Second and Third.
Mr. Sol Bear, to Fifth, between
Dock and Orange.
Capt. Joe Wilson, to Sixth, between
Ann and Nun.
Mr. W. A. Aldrich, to Third and
Red Cross.
Mr. E. J. Moore,to Fourth, between
Market and Princess.
Mr. J. Everitt, to Sixth, between
Princess and Chestnut.
Mr. Joe Merritt, to Second and
Ann.
Mr. M. M. Katz, to Market, between
Sixth and Seventh.
Mr. Alfred Roberts, to Princess, be
tween Fifth and Sixth.
Mr. Thos. Williams, to Fourth, and
Market.
Mr. D. H. Penton, to Princess and
Sixth.
Mr. H. B. Sholar, to Fourth be
tween Nun and Church.
Rev. Dr. Mendelsohn, to Front, be
tween Orange and Ann.
Mrs. H, C. Brock, to Princess, be
tween Fifth and Sixth.
Mr. P. L. Bridgers, to Sixth and
Princess.
Mr. W. C. Fox, to Market, between
Second and Third.
Judge O. P. Meares, to Third and
Chestnut.
Mr. C. W. Yates, to Fourth, between
Dock and Orange.
Mr. Norwood Giles, to Third be
tween Orange and Ann.
Mr. Wm. Calder. to Fourth be
tween Dock and Orange.
Mr. W. N. Cronly. to Fifth and
Dock.
Mr. Walter Smallbones, to Red
Cross between Second and Third.
Mr. J. G. Wilgram, to Fourth be-
tween Dock and Orange.
Messrs. Calder & Bros., to eorner of
Water and chesnut, store formerly
occupied by J. H. Strauss.
Mr. J. H. Strauss, to Fourth and
Hanover.
Other changes have been made but
have not yet been reported.
Superior Court.
A case about which some public
interest centered was tried in the
Saperior Court yesterday.
-
Mrs. Annie Larsen and her sister,
Mrs. Piver, a young married woman
living on Middle Sound, brought suit
against their mother, Mrs. C. C. Wil-
liamson, for the possession of a bunch
of cattle, which it was claimed had
been givn to the plaintiffs by their
maternal grandmother. The cattle
were at Mrs. Williamson's place, on
the sound, and are claimed by her
under a bill of sale from her mother.
The case came up on appeal from
Justice Millis' Court. At the trial
yesterday the jury failed to agree;
after being locked up for several
hours, and were discharged.
First National - Bank vs. Geo. M.
Crapon and wife. ' Demurrer sustain
ed. Appeal craved by plaintiff and
granted. Russell & Ricaud and E. S.
Martin for plaintiff; T. W. Strange
for defendant.
Thos. W. Strange, assignee, vs. S.
H. Manning et al. Demurrer sus-
tamea.
M. Bellamy, and T. W.
St.TO.Tlfi'ft - for ; Tlaintlflr KUSSell
iAohi ta nafannoTlt.' .
page for other )jpcal news.
N. C, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1887.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OP ERA HOUSE.
Tuesday, October 4th.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 07 AH SHIGA'S
GREATEST ACTRESS,
Mrs. D. P. BOWERS,
SUPPORTED BY
9Ir. HENRY ATE LING,
and a Company of exoeD lonal merit, in
OI ACCO M M ST ITS GREATEST PLA.Y,
QUEEN ELIZABETH.
"Mrs. Bam em nvA fl nmr Hnuliti -it.
beth than baa been seen baforo In our time."
Neu York Times. oet 2t
Our Great Reduction
J.JAS CAUSED U3 TO DISPOSE OP AN IM-
mense quantity of goods tha past week. Tbe
same redaction will continue thU week as we
MUST close out otir entire tn. atrulr in tha
next sixty days. We need the room and they
MUST RO.
Tbe folio wins' urine will trim TAX mrnA Mae
of the w
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
which we are now offering:
CHILDBBN'3 SUITS (Knee Pante) 6 to IS, 1 60
to $5 CO.
BOYS Long Pants) 12 to 18. 2 5 to flO 0J.
MEN'S (Cong Pants) $5 CO to 18 00.
MEN'S. BOYS' aid CHILDHEN'3 OVER
COAT.-'. $2 00 to $25 CO.
E. W. COLLARS AT $2 00 per dozen.
E. & W. CUFFS S 50 "
PEARL SHIRTS " 8) emh.
alH rs made to order from 25 to 53 percent
laps than elsewhere.
A. I)AVII,
oct S tf Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
OX EXHIBITION
AND READY POR THE FALL TRADE. A
stock of FurnKiire and Carseta nneon&lled
In the Southern States, at BEHRBNDS A HUN
HOB, No. 16S Front St.. Wilmington. N. C. They
bare bestowed time and good care In selecting
the same, and unhesitatingly claim It to be su
perior to any stock or Carpets and Furniture
ever brought to this market. oct 8 it
OUR XiIHSriHJ
.OP
SUPERB SUITINGS
AND PANT GOODS. FRESHLY MANUFAC
TURED,
commands tbe attention of the public.
MUNSOK.
oct S St Merchant Tailor, Ac.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
First of the Season
BY
TUESDAY'S STEAMER.
E. Warren & Son,
EXCHANGE CORKEB.
oet 2 tf
Something Nice for tie Children.
rpHOSB SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS. Erery stylo and variety of BOOTS and
SH7E3 for Ladies, Hisses, Gent and Boys.
Call and tee us.
GeO. R. French. & SonS,
lOSORTU FRONT 8TPEET.
oct2tf
Undisputed Leaders
IN
Merchant Tailoring
AND
GENfS' FURNISHING GOODS.
DICE & ME ABES,
12 No. FRONT.
oo 2 it
Tbe Great Excitement -
QVEK 'THE SUPSBB FIT AND 8TYLK OF
our Fine Castom Vad Garments still prevstls.
BOSKNUANMA 8TXUNBKRUKK.
Manufacturers and Merchant Tailors -Manufacturers
of tbe celebrated F. D. tsblrts,
oct2 tf
Drug Store for Sale.
jJi OLD ESTABLISHED DRUO BUSFNISS
Tor sale In a tbrlvhur town In Western North
Carolina ttatlsfaotory reasons tfvtn for Belllnc.
Pot partlonlars addre-s PflABltACIST,
sep 0 4t Care Bally Star, WOmlngton, V.'c
Lamps, Chimneys, &c.
FIHK AS80RTMSST OF ROCHX3TXB
Staads, and Bracket Lamps. Alvo Library
impa Barners, Wicks and.bUn test Oil water
Wb-verylowat QXO. A. PECK'S.
ct 2 tf 20 South Front fit.
Ammunition.
AS USUAL AT THIS SEASON WX QVWER TO
Sportsmen inducements to-buT from na their
supplTof Shell. Shot. Powder and Sportsmen
BappUe&i Fixed Ammunition a specialty and
those jrlring us their orders for thU Hue will be
sore to be well pleased with- tbe Goods pat P
by ns. Head as roar orders. ' .
ot8tf t- -aiLsa .vnscmsoii.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Largest Eetail Stock
OP
CLOTHHsTG-
BVERBXBIBTTED I NORTH CAROLINA
GOODS NEW AND FilESII.
All tbe Latest Desips and Norelties.
PRINCE ALBERTS AND FOUR-BUTTON CUT
A WAYS FOR YOUNG GENTS, from 15 years of
ae np.
SUITS to 15 years of aco, consisting of COAT
KNEE-PANTS AND VEST.
All ths Norelties In KnirlUh Fancy Cberiots la
Sack and Frock Salts for Men. Tocths and Boys.
FULL DRESS SUITS
IN THE NEWEST AND LATEST DESIGNS.
Call and see them.
Erery article purchased from this establish
ment perfect ratlsfactlon cuarantesd or money
cheerfully refunded
S. H. FISHBLATE.
MEKCII ANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
n fall bl ist. Orer 1.0CO styles of goods to choose
from at prices that will please you.
oo 8 DAW tf
School for Young Ladies,
MISS HART, Principal,
Assisted br MISS M. B. BROWN.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TAUGHT
By MRS. A. M. WADDKLL.
The next session will beirln THURSDAY, the
6th of October. Coarse of stndy thorough. In
structlon In the French lanraaire, Class singing.
Calisthenics, and Needlework free of extra
charge. Special attention glren to the caltlra-
Ion of tbe rolce.
Paplls reoeired for the entire session only. No
deduction made except In cases of protracted
sickness.
For terms and particulars, apply to the
PRINCIPAL,
sep 4 tf nao su 5 North Third street.
For Rent,
HOUSE No. 419 SOUTH SECOND
street, now occupied by Mr. N. Jacobl;
contains eight rooms, water, ras and
lit!
1111
2UL
bath.
House No. 112 South Fifth etroot
Houio on west side of Fourth, between Oranee
and Ann; water, ras and bath.
Fine new Home sooth ride of Choannt, between
Sixth and Serenth street, water, ras and bata.
House so nth west corner Phcsont and Fourth
streets.
ALSO
gtorcr. Offices and several floe tcbarre.
Apply trt
D. O'CONNOR,
Ren) Kotate Arent.
sep 90 tf
For Rent,
ELEGANT DWELLINGS WITH
fenr to nine rooms Two Stoter.
One Bsr-Room.
Appy to
W. L. YOUKG.
OCtStf
For Rent,
STORE JUST COMPLETED, ON
Water street, next to corner of Mai
berry. in
in
1UUIH J. TOISSON,
Tbe Real Estate Agent.
oct 2 It
For Rent,
A NEW HOUSE, CORNER CHESNUT
nil
an4 McRae streets, con tain log six
large rooms and bath room; ras,
water, stables, Ae , on premises.
lilt
appiyio
sep 23 tf n. HAAR.
For Rent.
THAT COMMODIOUS STORE No, S
and 8 South Water street, now occu-
Illl
Diea by j. a. jteKaenern, not ret
rented. Rent -year oommenoee October
1!L
1st. Call early ana secure the prize.
9. apply to
D. L. UOKX.
sen 18 tf
120 North Water 8C
HHawkes' Glasses.
NOTHES SUFPLY OF THESE FAMOUS
GLASSES Just arrived.
Fresh and Pore Drags always oa hand. ' .
V SOBKHT B BELLAMT,' Drogglst, C
oct S tf : : W. Cor. Fro at and Market 8U ;
Mi
Eii. I
f 'I'i i J
WHOLE NO; 6560
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW COODS!
JUST RECEIVED.
BROWN & RODDICK,
O North Front St.,
OUR FALL STOCK
We haTe Jast tecelred. ad hare beeo too busy
to write np any Item!zd adrertltement.
Will exhibit many Norelties .lu our line and
somsof the most DECIDED BARGAINS ever
offered in this city, aire as a call and1 look orer
oar stock.
Gloves.
Ladle Misses' and Gents' Kid Glorcs, Gents'
Dogskin and Drlrlog Glores.
Underwear.
Ladles'. GenU' and Children's Hotlery and Un
derwear.
Dress Goods.
The largest, beet selected and cheapest lines In
Dress Goofs we haTe ever offered.
Dress Trimmings.
Oar Dress Trimmings surpass anything you hare
seen for variety and style in this section.
Flannel Suitings,
In Plain. Striped and Plaids.
Furniture T ap e s tr ie s ,
A very complete lino.
Ribbons.
Something new in Ribbons. Prices astonuh-
tngly low.
Jewelry.
Please call and examine oar new line of ROLL
PLATE JEWELRY, of the very
latest designs.
We guarantee ever; piece to be Jast what we
represent them and don't expect every one to
purchase. Are more tear willing to thow and
compare plrces with any house in tbe State
We are anxious for all to call and ratlsry
themselves.
More particulars next week.
BROWN & RODDICK.
f NORTH FRONT STREET,
Oct 8 U
Parker & Taylor
JEEP THE GREATEST VARIETY OF COOK
ING and HEATING STOVES of any boute
In the city. Ia prices we will compare with any
tor ue same rraae or stove ueneral mock la
the!r ltoe o-e band.
HKHE"8 YODB PTJBB WHTTE OIL. oct 21
Sign of the Horse.
pOUNTHT MERCHANTS WOULD DO WELL
v vasMuuivyui VMst ui if mi oosaav. rw
Blind Bridles. Whtpa. Ae.. b.fore bnytnr. as It
wui m hi wu- .QraiiiaK Kjux RocK o Har
ness and Saddlery Goods is complete, and we
guarantee to sell cheaper than anv bou ta Ox
city. PENNKLL A DANIEL,
Hone M Ullners, No. 10 80. Front SL
oct 2 tf
Wm. E. Springer & Co.,
JM PORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE
and CROCKERY, can offer special Inducements
to Wboleaale bnyers.
19, n. 23 Market Street,
oostf WUmlnrton. N.C.
Fine Stationery.
ROYAL IRISH LINEN PAPER-AND ENVE
lopea. Latest styles la ruled and unruled
Papers for polite oorreepondenoa. Con re sleet
always on hand. SCHOOL BOOKS and School
Supplies at lowest prices.
oo x u o. W. TATXS,
$100 to be Given Away
TNE.L HUTC BINS' MAGIC POLISH. BRING
your bottles Tuesdays aad Fridays to my saw
boose. No. IS North Beooed 81.. Practical
Palater ana dealer la Imported aad Domestic
Paints. Artist MateriaL Glass. Brushes. Oils. eta.
Contracts taken. - oo t tf
Liberal
"POLICY CONTRACTS, PROMPT ADJUST-
I mmttj Atlllik MTIMnt itf Imum Sll -
of Insurable property written la reliable XngUah
uu aamwaa wuyi torn nvm ratea-
Ootton Inruranoe aspeeialty.
- Nrnmrsnp. nnnatii a TiTfw Sm
of Firs. Life. Marine, Accident aad Tornado Is a.
Oo.a Telephone No. 1L OOee foot of Walnut
street. t srpau -
On ganare-One rs ,:.'. ,
as Tr ....... 7..., a . a
' - rfco afoatha. - - .
- " SLV" ..ir .
r DM I MX. t.......... ti t
BT-Oontract Adysrtlsemeiit takes aprcrr
Uonatalylowratear Teanneeaoadoapareatypamaviwsci.r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASH HOUSE.
116 Market St;
WE OPEN ON
Monday. October 3d:
A Li RGB ASSORTMENT OF RICH FAXLT
OVELTIE3 AND COMBINATION V
Dress G-oods,
comprising the latest Designs and Colorings la "
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PLAIN, ST3IPED AND WOVEN BROCADE'
silks, .y:ft
vawuaaAiVlMl, DftOUisS, - ' "
PI N CHECKED FRENCH PLAIDS. ' J -
TRICOTS, VELVETEENS, - ; ' ,
HENRIETTAS, DRAP DE ELMA,
DRAP COUPE, DRAP DS SHEBA. .' -
DIAGONAIJ) r . ..." .
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Among so many can only name a few prlarat -
CASHMERES as lew as 5o per yard. ;
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i-inca j6DC"n uainmerM. only Vc pet jartf.- r
Good BlAk fintr rA ri. ' T
The best assortment of all the new weaves im-
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ported this season.
TRIMMINGS.
EVERT VARIETY TO SUIT AEOVltv-
Astrcgan silt Plush Sacunes, Jackels.V
TX7 T a T3 Win . . ' .
" aai;, na SLA.aa.KI-9 AJIB 4 a3ETS. 7 :7fc-
Housekeeping Goods, Men's and Boy Wear,''
Corset, GloToa, Hosiery. Ac.. Ac M" ,S
Merino Underwear-
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For Ladles. Misses, Men and Boys, tha most
complete assortment in all sizes and qnallUasW ":
SKIRTS, SHAWLS. BLANKETS, IX:
EMBROIDERIES. FLOCNCTNGS. ' '
AND ALL OVER.
LACES. ;'M
Spanish. EecarlaL Vols, Duohesee, Terdon, Xgyp- :
tlan, Irish and Everlartlng.
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WMte Goods, r"Xi
Every variety. Collars, Caffs. Rnchtngs. Veiling,
Crepe, To'jit D'Esprlt, HandkerohleCe, R2booa. 1
and Fancy Goods, M c. Ao. "-. ; .v" -:
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SATEENS WORTH 25c foM5c.-- '
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A call will satisfy you that qualities and prloea
are as low as any of the lowest Northern Cata
logues, and will tndncs yon to boy for Cash at '
IY1 . II . K A T Z9Jg:
116 Market St.
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Executor's Notice. : : J
JJAVTNG QrALIFIKD A9 IIECUTOR UNDXK
the last wEl and teatament of Georre F. Trr
bert, deceased, all persons indebted to aatd ce
oedent are notified to make tmxnediata payment,
aad ail persons baring y'n"t aald eetate '
will preaent tbem for psytosnt oa or bf ore Ln '
Mth dayof teptember. 1SNS, or this aoUeawL
beplsveed ta bar of their recovery.
Dated Mth Pept , JWT. . f -
Signed D. O'CONNOR, -
"P8' a nacutot.
Grape Phosphates,
DEUGHTFTL COMBINATION Tt PtrEB
Grape Juice with Tonlo Phosphates, an elrrast
aad refreshbag drink, for 6 cents only, at J - '
4 H. HAfiDia 8 r hannacy, , "
oet it yw Maray t. '
Persons Blinding , ; r
WILL PLEASE REMEMBER THAT HC AEI '
poUlng vpaUrbtaiBg Bods in o&vaaoUoa
wUh kooflmr. Drlre Wells. A o. Doat giv ityur
orders to Llghtctnr Rod rrts wbea yoa can -.
ret better work dose at lower figure here at
home. Call oa as for Builders' Card war of every
descriptloa.
ALDERMAN. FLANNES A OO, ' - -Dealers
ta HardwajTlmware. Ac- "
oe 8 tf WTlaatagtoa, M. C." f
Dunlap Stiff Hats,
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Umbwllao.
HARRISON A ALLEN.
Hstters.
Now is Tour Time
rpO GET YOUR BUGGY OB CARRIAGE T.Z -
paired aad Painted. I can make It look as f"
as new, or caa trade or saQ yoa a bow t
ma. Ia tbe old aU baUdtsc, corner of i i
aad Second streeta Yours truly. -
oe t tl B. P. AtcDOUO JL
" Five for Ten.;- r
QNK PACKAGE OF THB BENQAL iLt; .
CHEROOT, ooataiaicgtSrerplendld Pmotx ; r
W conts. free from flavor.
' -C M. EA! v
00 tf , ,V - ws and Clear L.. I r.