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LATEST NEVSi-
. . . u . - i Lri'c , '.
,BD FIGIITI0;. ATVi. Ai
-i
t, .ll ! i '
muo, Sept. 2Jtfcs:.pr0bal!p
1 1 thtf Turkish accounts arc oncc th&t
SSStras revictualled reeopd on
TCnt.bv twenty :ljaitafou., of. in--
KiwU? ofrtjn .2,000
t t auil ammunition." Several . corrc-
icntn intnrton.thatTa $
Jjinoirations.? t ,'-s--
rectire,
, Tiwi ' inn W'rtOVGU TO he.
feand gophta is tnat uie ituaaans anu t9 invent aa imitator. Uno saloon Keep
ianians are wiMraJgJ of turning his crank, goes
Kontna
iV. attempt azauist, ITewa,,.
from
nt. Stanford's correspondent, tek-
praDhin" ' from vr""uvt -M'th .v1
5,)Sdayy- " A cother .immcri. cou
ro of precisions, TOumtiona.of-war; ; ancj
fra"e is abouto start , for. VMmf escort-,
, br difisiw- Many nierchnnts and
Ute inbabilantsof rfcvifahd left tlx
Hn when tlie lUwsiarifi' first advanced,
are
nccompanying uie convjjra ic u i ia
cd upon as safe, from , capture. ,i he
looked upon
Khr Ahmet lfzi
npcccssitr for ; the 'retention of a
I force here or at " Sophia., . -It id too
vffer the llussians-to attempt1 a dash on
ikklcr, and even, could th da; so aa
annauld scarcly force this pass i( held
ifircc or four, thousand men.',' ,
Ioxdos, ScpC26, 'A' despatch to
fester's Telegraph 4Jornpan j'datcdCon
tfmtinople, 1 1 o'clobkedQcdayhight,
bjj; "Private telegrams' state- that the
Ri-sian centre attacked Pleyrra; yesterday,
jnJwas repulsed with a loss of)00 men
and four gans." -. ; ; ; 'l: . .
Thii report is probacy uiifquaaed, as
oofficial ctnGrmation has been received.
BcciilitEST: Sent. 2G: Geils: Skybe-
loIT aad Toulcben left here, to-Jay, for the-
tmS' ' ,r . . ' -'.,, .'. If , M
London, Sept. 27. TUQ.spwwl to Lue
Times from Cettinjc announces that Oor-
ansko has surrendered to t.nc Montene
grins. The Belgrade correspondent of the
Times toleraphs as loilows : JI wo mi -
Iion rapes have arriicd fmra lUiasia. This
is said t6 be thd tinkXHhi&llMfaViiT frtic
mi t , e , r
ica. 1 bo : wabtouon, of, the. , troops
lontinues.
- Scrviais ' about'-!6;0eniaiw,f. the with
hwal of Turkish troops fromthaServiap
frontier, it wi't ;be rcmembpred' that " 'a
mhit deriiaud ;fprmcU the. preiude to a'
declaration of war last .year . ; ' T '
, ,Lo5DOX,';Sept.v; tIhQ J.&jznuaru
Tbni correspondent ihearsGejim any will
:eM her remonstrances' .-the' JVrle
gainst breaches of the'Geneva Convention
a more poiejinafBbiri-Al y
! .'
AUnaexofltow-'liayes Pbltcy is to
WAgiiiatbSpaSiffdylicart
us not been bleeding tor the roor .negr
sllaVa!,. & irdiMjrlrtnfter
use aoTcraber election .vrhiphj gave X r.
Tildea i majority ot the votc3 cast; bnt
We of ins party bate net ' forgotten the
1 WSri.and a careful and elaborate re
ft Id regard 'to .the last votb'. Carolina
laigajs in ppaiatpffW ppblication
"won asCugrcss mttailjU viU bo: d
coapUtiou of all tho evidefcetf accessibW
. tN subject of bntrags r'frf nifc'' Slate;'
itatopions extracts fr3ni l&ficiimpaigh'
pcecbcaiQ by Democxatf. , f-Thb dou-
it probably intended to ahave gome
cflt-ct on the contest for the vacant seat
fraaSouti ft:?-!; f n.i,; nn. it.it.
,aca elected and which. Cerbin
l prpbabf ji bvl k
Effect, but the preilaraliba i 1 a'
paraphleuf this character is a fair index
w toe manner in which' TIayes's policy is
Skcdirithe Uousocf Ju friends,
W foe Senate. s?i v
The PateMJmceire" 1 1 5 ? '
0GTbsept 2CThoI,ateut
fire aad the losses occasioned there
9 a ari Jimpof tint subject before the
finct to-day.' There was a -long con
iou ujpoa the condiUonVofthe public
S&gcneraly, audit was finaUy-dc-ithat
the Secretary oft! War and Sec
rj -of tho Treasury Vueutd select a
Pjaission of three prominent ensinexitt
n jrewtect to exam; ue all the pujblie-
irrK ia w asUmgton, and report a to
tierthey are fire-Proof orcot. and
eich suggestions as tbeyay derfi
o 'Tender these lS8' safo
otiflagratiQnsr, TTb5 annmisiioi.
ttFriday - . fis - !
F&oBank PresidentMn Jailf
. Ul ine -aierco?.nfs' l anneiTJoa
8
about 2,000 depositors, their
C ifi?1? GT0X 't. " 26-Severar, vtli
t$ n1 'bUe.UoW to-day to
Uuf,i 8 Vdcnt upon bisterrfrn to the
ei ,SAtterson:iAa;an inter
n President. -.Tiie .rnembers
ric tnl ftlln aumcroua papers xefer
Cafiit SJSff 5Upt:o; in
nl ia reported to ue e-Mumy- 1 1 w ui
Russians as far as IVubhikat.iyb place
w,r Ahmet lfzi has fafrivedv .There
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VOL. 2.
f The Private Bottle.
Jllitii:.iON!, Va., Sept. 27 The oppo
sition to tUc M.jftilt bell punch is taking
& 'practical' turn, and the private bottle is
pet the increase. By baying as much as
f e gallons, the. special ,tax of 40 cents &
gallon is -avoided, and drinking at home is
r4ore popular. So are the private club
reborns mote popular. ' Tne only temper
no cc journal of this city is opposed to the
.laAv, and anti-Moffitt candidates for tbe
Iiegislaturc ..arc called for iu 'the
cities and. towns of the State. All
agree that. the revenue from the tax will be
considerable, but very few have any
npiicn of' the measures resorted to in tho
early days of the law to cvatle the rcgis-
early days of the law to cvat
trption of drinks sold. In a
mcnl of call .bells for oflicei
good assort-
mejit otcail beils tor ollices. ana Hotels
tile true f;ring" of the Mofiit't bell is so
readily found that it will not be necessary
-.
uirougn me mouon an tne same, sound
ing a call boll concealed under an old hat
nqar the: register! Wherj a party enters
ari adjoining room and orders oysters and
st raight whiskey, and for them in
tlije room, w'lio can ay whether the reg
ister is turned I or not ? One bartender
has been reported to the Grand Jury of
the present1 kirn. Richmond, Norfolk,
arid -Manchester, have been furnished with
the register and t'ney are - being made as
fast possible. - I ! I
po
! ' The Mexican Question! f
iW'A; huTgtox. Septi I2G The first
Cabinet. meeting in a fortnight was held
at the White House to-day, and a brief
discussion of the Mexican question sprang
U!. It was -generally.' agreed, however,
that -it' would be unwise to take any action
while the reported resignation of Gonzales
arid Trcvino-rested only on rumor. Mean
while, affairs are slowly drifting nearer
some overt hostility by Ord ; at least that
"s-the opinjfcJu of army ofliccrs upon the
ground, i One of I Ord's subordinates,
writing-to a friend here, also an army
Oiiiccr of distinction and himself of expe
rience on tho Mexican froliticr, says that
Ord has concentrated twenty-three com
panies ia the .ncighboi pood of the Nueces,
add intends to distinguish himself under
orders recently issued to him orders of
which the public is as yet entirely igno
rant, but which may have results as start
ling as the orders issued thirty years ago
...to -an American',.! J commander on the
Kiieccs. ' ,' ' - -
i iticie is-excellent autuonty lor tne
Clit Gent Sherman- does not
Iavov the aggie, sive courso wnicn ura is
tiiiing.The army officers generally seem to
sec mure p'uitiW than civilians the dagger
ofdriftiu into jvar, and deprecate sccord
ingiy the p!icy now pursuing. 1 ,
1 The' Wisconsin Democrats!. '
jlvNiV Mr LAciSept, jG. The Demo-
cr .tic .Stute Convention met here to-day,
aid'was presided Over by Jrmcs G. Jen
k ns- of Zi!raukce. The resolutions de
chro' that.1 iho . Democratic and reform
party of Wisconsin renews its pledges of
devotion to the union and the Ixmstitu
tiii:vitb alliits amendments. It declares
iti livm belief that the will of the
naoDio .-.was defLded iu the ' late
Presidential election by fraud and
clpcaney ' i;;ider the" protection of the
Federal nr.litai y, and through the . ballot
bi:c will t
prcis us couuempaiiou vk me
a ackirs. It declares for the
a:id tl
frlidor. of the ballot unawed by the bay-
$ hut .military interference in
regulating aild controlling elections is sub
v4rsivc or the hi st principals of free gov-
eriinieut. . i
h'he' followir.r ticket was nominated:
For Cio'vcfrr.oi.'.Jamcs Mai lory of Milwau
k?j Lieuteuajnt-GoYernbr, It. p. Davis of
Piiiie; Secretary or State, James LJ. Hayes,
i I V1 m. Q '!':r;. i sun v lT.Iiii TMnfln r f
"MavathJi!., . j'.. " . -
j 'rjllar tfurd Times.) -
1 j A Family's Snug, Berth.
j f Joan D. Defrees is the Government
Printer lie receives a salary of $3,G00
per auiuirri. ,
--Thomas D.jDefrees, his son, is a clerk
in? the Post Olfiee. Ho draws $1,400.
.(J9hn 1). Defrees, Jr., is employed in the
Gpyer'nent Printing Offiice at a salary of
$J,200. ' I '
! Another son, Tony Defrccs,is amessen
gir there Jd rawing TP ft per 'year.
IT. Eskcn-tha foreman of Ithc spccrfica-
Lt:n room.jis a nephew of 'Defrccs. lie
gats ,oti a year. .
-? 1 -A. Sample is a son-in-law of Defrccs.
.-HjR is snugly fixed iu the Treasury De
partment at $1,000 per annum.
Jlksldes this, McKuight, a brothcr-in-
IaXy.ol ikerjis m, the Government rnnt-
mg-Olucc at ,a good salary.
.'tii'k
so pro-
Along -the1 iiolivia Coast.
IPanama, Sept. lS.The health cf Mr.
tnry Meigs ii reported as somewhat
injproved. ,. Shocks of earthqui
cdutinuocsly felt in some of the i
akes are
dutmuocsly telt in someot tne southern
porls. f Ona of a most alarming nature
jkvas experienced at Cobija, Bolivia on the
2sd ultimo, and one '. at Iquique. A few
iays before, at Copiapo, there was a simi-
lar visitation, ana tne innaouanis leu
their dwellings almost terror 'stricken.
The shock "felt at Cobija is said to haTe
been more severe than that on the memo
rable 0th of May last. The Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's steamer Ayacucbo,
Commodore King, was at anchor at Cobi
ja, and all on board were alarmed at its
extreme 'violence. There was nq agitation
of tho ?ea. - . - ' r!:":
WILMINGTON, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
Attacking the French Covcnment.
Paius Sept. 20 The lUdical-Socialist
Republicans of Paris have issued a mani
festo attacking the Government and the
supporters of Gambetta. The manifesto
demands amensty for the Communists,
the abolition of the Budget of Public
Worship, the expulsion of the Jesuit?, the
substitution of the armed nation for a
standing army, and of a single progressive
tax for all existing taxes, and the .aboli
tion of the Presidency and the Senate.
The Worst of the Yellow Fever.
- Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 20 There
have been no deaths at Fernandina iu the
past twenty-four hours. Five new cases
have been reported, among them Capt. J.
E. Grossman, Collector of Customs, and
one of the most active workers on the
Sanitary Committee. - Dr. McFarland
thinks the worst is over if the people can
bo deterred from returning before frost.
At OldtoWn, a suburb of Fernandina,
over half the population is down with
fever. . I ' ,i '
Death or a Naval Officer.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2G Commodore
James ' Madison Frailey, United States
Navy, died this evening, aged 07 years.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A. Shrier Fall and "Winter.
W. B. McKor For Rent. ?
Mies Roberta Lord School.
Bixford, Lokb fc Co Just Arrived.
Reuben Jones Removal.
Mosrok & Kmc Stall Fed Beef and Corn
Fed Pork.
No City Cou rt to-day.
The Guard House is M. T.
New River oysters in market to-day.
A man who has character Js sure to
have foes.
1 Calender's Minstrels play in Charlotlo
on Monday night. ' .
Rev. J. B. Taylor will preach in Brook
lyn Ilallthis evening at 8 o'clock.
A pathetic and seasonable ballad is
called "Father's putting up the stove.''
The fashion is, for round, deep collars
of rows of lace. ' The same idea is applied
to sleeves.
Now look out for the annnai epidemic
of "Burning of a summer hotel. Loss
covered by insurance."
If yoiican see Mars' moons in a mirror
it's a pretty good sign that it ia time for
you to sia the pledge.
Fashion favors the greatest possible
depth in fringes, some of which measure
twenty-four inches. ,
The new style of ladies' hat leaves very
little room for the brain. The inventor
knew what he was doing. -
j Parisian ladies affect pieces of needle
work that require the patience of a Penel
ope to bring to completion.
It rained nearly all day yesterday and
all night , last night and the low places
hereabouts are covered with water. .
Embroideries of many colors will be
the rage th:s winter. Tfcpy will be worked
on cloth and cashmere as well as silk.
We are requested to slate that the
hour for Sunday School at Brooklyn Hall
has teen changed from A to 3 o'clock.
An idle mai altvays thinks he has a
right to be offended if a busy man does
not devote to him as much time as he has
leisure to waste.
The plattings of crepe lisse for thp neck
which are so becoming and perishable,
have been replaced by colored embroideries
on white muslin and torchon lace.
. i ......
A bright boy in a suburban sciool, being
asked the other day to give1 an example of
the comparative and superlative degrees,
promptly ) answered : "Miss, mister, mis
tress.". ' " - i ',
It Is the duty of a gallant man always
to pretend to bclicTe everything a woman
says, out of respect to ber: l hover to
oeaeye anything she says, out of respect
to himself. j
Some people seem to esteem it no dis
honor to contract debts; but deem them
selves highly insulted when asked to pay
them. True honor never scouts its honest
obligations.
Ballast sidewalks have been laid on
Second street, opposite this office, on
Chestnut, North aide, between Second and
Third and on Third, West side, North of
Chccuiut.
The Many Thousands
who are constantly using Doolet's Yeast
Powder all speak in nnbQu4ed praise of
its reliability, unKcrm strength, and mer
its in producmg exceuee rolls, bu?cuits,
bread, &c. . ' i
Cole's Circus will pitcb their ten ts? in
Charlotte on tho 10th proximo. :
Local news is as scarce to-day as green
backs and they aro as scarce Binuers'
prayers. . ; . , . ,c n 3.
Got. Vine has issued a ,procjtnl.ntQ1
of Jerry Forbes, and $100 for the cap f ;
turo of Thomas Johnson, both cscar3edf
colored convicts and both frcpn this
' ' ' - ' r . ..
countv. V j- 1 . -1 - , I ;
We were pleased to receive a call to
day from Mr. J, L. Garrett, of the Western
CtMridTjIpblised atllendersonvillo in this
State, who visits Wilmington in the . in
terest of his paper.
We have received a copy of the North
Carolina Amaieur, published at Rose Ililli
Duplin county, witb , Messrs. Geo., M.
Carr and Edward A. Oldham, as Editors
and Publishers and Mr. W B. Souther
land as Associate Editor. We wish it
success. i
In tho list publia! ns yesterday
of the officers of the Second Battalion N.
C. S. G., we accidentally left out the name
of First Lieutenant N. H. Sprnnt, Adju
Unt of the battalion, which should bare
fAflowcd that of the Major.
It is said that P. T. Barnum, with , bis
great h'ppodrome, will come South this
season . This has been regularly stated,
generally by request ef Mr. Barnura, every
Fall for the past five years and the great
hippodrome bas'nt got here yet. .
The storm signal from the Observer's
office was thrown to the breeze this morn
ing and from present appearances persons
who intend changing their places of busi
ness and residence will have a very un
pleasant time as the equinox seems to
have broken upon us..
A gentleman informed us a few days
ago of a beet raised by him in Columbus
county which was 36 inches in diameter.
lie states that after. the peth came oatjrf
the beat he set a hou in jit on eighteen
eggs. We thought, to complete the story,
those egg3 should have bccK laid by a
turtle: I ' , . '
Battalion Drill,
We are requests! to state that if the
weather wiU permit there will be a Bat
talion drill to-night as well as Saturday
and Monday nights, and' Lieutenant-
Colonel Taylor, commanding, orders every
man to bis post. ' "'V '
Death of Mrs. W. H. James;, , ,
We spoke yesterday of the illness at
Wadesboro of Mrs. James, wife of Capt.
W. H. James, of this city, and now we re
gret to learn of the death of this esteemed
lady, which took place last night, the dis
ease being diphtheria. Capt. James was
iu Wadesboro with her when she died.
Amount of Rainfall 111' this Section:
The amount of rainfall since yesterday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to , 7:30 Itbis
morning in this vicinity is 3 .8 lnchcsj
from tho commencement of the storm at
0:45 yesterday morning tratil hilf-past
7 this morning the entire rainfall was
7.40 inches, ' . n I
We are in Jebtcd , to thei obliging and
courteous officer of the SiguaVBrj-cau, at
this place for the foregoing facts.
The Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
this place wc obtain tho following report
of the thermometcrai taken tbiilimdrn
ing at 7:31' o'clock ; v.; . ,.'Itt 4
Augusta, 72; Cairo 67 y Charleston, 72 ;
Cincinnati, j Corsicana, 67; Fort Gibson
63 ; Galveston, 74; Indianola, AZy Jack
sonville, 74 ; Key West, 1 80; Kn6xVille,
64; Lynchburg, 71;; Mempbb, 67 ;
Mobile, CO; Montgomery sj0 V'.Xasb;
ville, Q4j New Orloana, 76; New York, 67;
Pittsburgh, 64; Punta , , Rassa : 78 t
Savannah, 73 ; Shreveport 72 : 5t."'ljni?,
65; VicksbUT Mi 'Washbgton, 9i
r'ft,
Cooke's Combination ' ;
Mr. F, H. BardweHfAen"t ; of
Combination, wnicbtidW BmWtbe
3d and 4th proximo, ia in the city making
arranffements for hia'trdnoe 'Of lYtot
Cooke the Boston -HrW,84"cOirQfe
port, say e i .. ? . ' .t tr' i
The rfcea,elthiV" Uetaan
and assistant ate , s5xarfj 'M imrngpga.
Nothing approaching to thexn lias ever
been seen bere before. Other exjjosures
sink into .simple CiasgaiSmcifllle
them. They arewhat they sbcfbQ-T-convincing
to aU fair-minded people, and
any one not besotted witb saperstition
cannot fail to be cured by ' tbeft of all
fait ia or respect for pkysical nlraifcsU
tions. Professor Cooke isdoin' a tend
work, and he is donrf 1 it' ao tlsorouirWy
that society mua.bd under laitinz obliv
ttopi to bvm. fExer)fa'tiuQl& :isWhio.
28, 1877. NO. 2 J
Statistics in, New Uancver
: We arc indebted to Mu-ir:-i Ci :i
Morris Tax Liters, r' t:.? t .-!;.
Valeations and statist ica i:: the c-unty. as ;
deri red from tho tax Knl-- i
jThero are 1.116 .white and l.-H-j1 P.r,
acres cfiac'-":, -. red
t $307,405; Ttown lots valued at 83,-
L38,42; 477 horses, value 1 at $uu,i:0-
2Ctmiles; valued at 15,453; IOC gcafs,;
valued at, $161; 2,834 , cattle, valued 'at
$18,318; 8,069 hogs, valued at5.-l i0:
362. sheep, valued at 470; personal
furniture, clothing, anrs for musler, vVc,
vilucd at "$102,383; monpy, S-JT.CblV
solvent credit!, valued at GjioOT: stocks
id incorporations, valued at $20C, -o 08.;
pcrsonaFgoods wares, merchandise, Ac ,
yalued at $C77?90G; a total of $5,73,7. ico.
income, 562,100; franchise, $2,100; State
tai7$24,G01.43; county tax, $01,30 1.7S;
city tax, $99,724.16; a total trx of 185,-
027.37." 1 ' ,
f,.;; - ..
; f.', The Kains.
- ! Too : much iainbjr I ilf. All fcv.J iu
this section, it seems to have, uileu u h h .-.;l
intermission i during thej past thirty
hours. The water courses are full to ov;r-
tlowiDg and the iarmcrs are h
fear serious damages to
rn
J 'clt;n
and an entire destiuctiflji of the i
prospect. ' r'J ' - i
'Prince George Crruk, ab-ut on-j
r:rle
this side nf.Ndrtb Eat Ferry,- ; i.-s-ablc,
as a pai .'y who aitemp? t d Jo cress
there this morning was coinpeHe-l t turn
back. The water iti th'B creek i higher
now, it i.-t said ian it 1m bv'en siiice ',0.
Personal. '
Col. llicket, of Vi!kehbaru-; Ii , who
Visits this State uu' a prospecting tour
among th0 iron -interests, is in the itv,
and favored us with a call to-day. Col .
Ricketts commanded a battery of artillery
at Gettysburg, and thinks that there were
2k few North Carolina troops left Iu the
army of Nbrthein Vir'g:r:a at that ilrr.o,
inasmuch as they captured ar.d ?;;-;l'.ed
two of bis pieces on that occasion.
Another Big Fire in CioIbi ;i'.c.
i i
' Jost before, going to pre v ve Icrr . f
anotbtr disastrous fire " which occurred
ia Goldsboro this morning on a bio:'; n
Main street, just South of that facing the
Humphrey Houss and cu the "Wck-t hide
bf track. It caught id the upper story cf a
hardwar6 store, and when the train p.:scd
,'tberejfc was burning furic:iry ith t'.;e
prospect offhc foiVructiou cf all ;f
contiguous hcses and stores.
I Ad jutont' General denes will Wil
mington nest Tuesday for t'i) r '.:rr. sc oi
inspecting' Companies "C. ' ar.il ' !). '
of the N. C.Si G."
, Sensinie Ad v Ire .
YqU are asked every day tlrju-h ua
columns of hyspa per s andliy.vc-tj.- Drug
gist, to Use something for I);s y)siA. :. nd
Liver complaint that you kV.ovi .nothing
about; you get discouraged sjidn-hn
money with but ': little iuccets. Ncw.tr.
giveypujsatisfactory proof that GuKiis't
August FIower will cure yc u of Uy.s
pepsia and Liver-Complaint" with alfii
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, llabitual .Costivcncss, Palpitation o,
the Tlear, Heart-bur, Water bra.li.
coming up of food after eating, !'- .-uiritn.
&c, we ask you to go to your l)ri:iit
"and get a Sample Bottle ot" (iRtt: 'i Ar
GUST FLOWER-for 10 ceLts and trv it, r
angular. Size, for 75 cent-; iwV;L-ic-s
will .relieve you. r
( Now Advortisomonts.
Just Arrived,
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CELE-
. .' i I TT 1 T . -T !
."FAVORITE" HAMS.
j".""-' '!i ':r And we can also
OFPER INDTJCEMENTS IN
: molasses; salt, 1
," k FLOTiu, coffee, sugar,
j ' SOAP, STARCH, &c.
! u DplFORD, LOEB & CO.
StaU Fed Beef and Corn Fed
5
! , '; , Pork.
rjUIB FINEST IV KARKET can be Lad at
in Car.ie' Block,
to-morrow Eorcicg. cead in yoar orJere
REHOVAL.
MT, GBXEy OROCEEY has been remov
ed to the co mm odious store on Market
street. Iftfrta side, between Seeoad aad Third.
recently occupi jd bj Dr. ,W. Harris.
B Tfc I t-t a. W-f
m yrox ore,weie a wia oe pleased to re-
oeixe aaa uu orucrs.
RFlTtrv jnvrc
septus
' Grees Grccer.
PLEASE NOTICE .
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Te will be glad to recti tawmratux!:&tlo
L from oar friends on as y and all subjects f
general interest but : -: V f . :v .lifnl
Hbe came of the writer amst always bf
furaiiLed to the Editon r ' V 4 "
ComraunicatioDS moat b wiitteB; ?ftl , oi
one side of he paper. j" . , , -
rc-rscnaiities must be avoided. f1 ' 1 f ,
Andii is eipeciallT ind particularly mndVsr' -stood
tLat Ae editor does opt 'always eaTrf
-iie views. of corre?pondenta, valest iftgiSiedtA
ia the editorial columna. , ' c (, it.itut
Iow Advertisomonto.:
HISS ROBERTA T.OTm:,i 1
r OFES TO RESUME UEB SCHOOL
i - '.m
' ueteotr wu., ,
Lost.
JAST NIG 111', coming from the Opera ,.
House, either on rrinceii cr F Mirth trtb,
a MotLcr.cf Pearl Lorgnette. Xllbetal rt-u
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ward will be raid Ifleftat this office. '
St-pt "2C ' -V
; ". ' "Jwf . , : ;
Sewine Wachmco.-
Tho Last Chancy ! ; ; " ;J
Cheap for! Cash !;
ONE WKecier i Wilson, $20.00.
One Howe Family, $20.00. ' .
Orje So. 2 Singer, $20.00. ' 1 V '
j Two Home Shattlea, tacb, $10. -
Tii.j Michines aro all ia peafect order (
jhavj aM ths: attachmenta with then.'an4 1 i
"oi.j.ui lutra in every respect as good at -low
aa J for less than one-half the prict.
Call and -t-t one before thej are all gone.
' , C. E. JEVEN8,
it.ird st. Crst door North of Market
rpt -i .. .
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'They arc- extraordinary." P. T. Barniui.
OPERA Housr?,
SATUEDAy Sopt9mbort'2a5
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Ku-appcarance after 4 years abaence. r
CALLUNDEIl'O PAEIOtTD
GEORGIA lfMINSTnElS
GEORGIA" '-MIHSTnSLG
GEORGIA 'SMIHSTnaS,
Uproarious Plantation miniatreliy t : Ifew '
Acta ! Jubilee Songs! New Sketches! ,iJ i"
;UILLY KEliSANDS, DICK; LITTLE,
J. GRACE, Ac. )
fhe y far excel their white imitator", if.
. Herald. "They are absolutely tho beit 4n
America." lloston Advertiser. ;"Tbey are
juns.urpasEcd." N. Y. Graphic:
l-cth Year. All tho Old FaVOritCI.
; Prices ."0 cents and 75 cents.'. Kesecrcd
! scat.s 2o coats extra, to bo had at lleicsber
( p.-r's Hook Store. sept 17
For Sale.
vynirK pArn?. for WRArriKO,
t
ar size either by. the quire.' or ream.
f-M'l 12 A; at ' TUUi OTIICE. . .
r I" ALL AND WINTER. .
MY STOCK OP ' v.of;
FALL AND WINTER GOOD
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i uow arriring.
ll-.-l- l-IK ) A.
trie
7
I3ct COOdS,
aad cuear est Stock tor
Gents, Youths and.BoyD. '
CsiU ami examine XDybtocJlxforopurc2UUI
ir.!5.lsewhfr.v i "i :
Si'l't i'i
30 Marlrvf at. .
8-5 nirerir;
Y 1KI1:D5 AND T1IE TUBLIC ar
notitic-J tbat I still
KOLD THZ FORT,
at tlth ; a tc old place, Dawson Bank Alley
The fcneat oysters, gamo aad delicacies O,
thc?;ason cd thj (BEST COOK la Kcitbi
Carolina. -. i .v-.- I" '
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Ru- You irtt what you call for and pay far
tiily v.hatycu get at COLLrNS OFFICE"1
SALOON. : seytn -k ;
Wanted. ,
Bi A-.YOUNO MAN who has htd font 1
vt-ar. experience in the Orocerr bataM
a iita-iioa in some Wilmington house
Ciufurxiiah unezeeptioaable reXereaceii r I
Address, .
,ept2.7. LlllingtoD, Pender Co., J(; C
Expected :Dai!y:;r
l-'v '' ft
AXOTHEIl .SHIPMENT OF TlO' !
CELEnUATED- i j 2 ?;
MAKED -HAnO'E
Acktowkdged by, . -All
who have trixl tbsm, THE BEST j j
the mirket. Frod W'to tin '
I icun-Js in weight, j ,M
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Owned and soid oufy ir 1 V1'
JN0. L. BOAimirit'.
5 & 7 IJortb front Ctrc-t ;
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