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THIS PAPEB
pverv evening
cepted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
rnlTOB AXD PBOPKICTOB.
I RipTIOSS POSTAGE PAID:
SC WOO. Six months, 2.00..T1
' .u- i 00: one monwi, w ceni.
Zl vrtll be deUvered by carriers free
jjcjji'r rales iuw uw..
bscrnjcr-s will report ny and all fall-
-.p1vc their iaier regularly, .
ZZ7 t;i.m Pciinn luix the. ItirnAjd.
r liie . v - ir
-j, nrruhdion. of anv newsnaver
-- TrTTTT Una rlnoi crTmtoH flrfrKor
, , ihp dav for the execution: of Ellis
vsft,who was twice found guilty of the
urJer of the Gibbons children at
Ashland, Ky.
The dcvv postal notes are deemed a
failure in
Chicago. The banks have
, .i f oppp.nt them as checks or
drafts on account of the mistakes ot the
witf-iepii lu - i - - - -
postmaster sending.
The New York Tammany Harmony
Committee of twenty-four appointed a
cWoraraittee of six to corner with
ju
Irving a11 an( tbe count,y Democracy
in tbeinterest of harmony. '
: '. ' '
The German Lutheran Theological
Seminary, in St. Ixuis. known as Con
cordia College, was dedicated last Sun
day. It is the highest institution of
learning in the Lutheran Church.
.
Messrs. Moody, McGranahan and
Whittle, the evangelists, ieave America
oa October 2 for Ireland, where they,
contemplate 'carrying on an active
missionary campaign in the South of
the island.
According to the Italian papers there
were at least seven, millionaires killed
inthc earthquake at Ischia. Among
them was the actor, Signor Bonadio.
and his wife, who have lelt a fortune of
live million lire.
Bishop Becker, of l)elaware, sailed
for lioiue last week and it is understood
in Catholic circles that when he reaches
Koine he will be made an Archbishop
and will take part in the deliberations
of the conference called by the Pope.
There was a tidal wavVin the harbor
of St. Thomas on August 27, the water
receding from the shore three times. A
sharp earthquake shock ,was felt at ten
o'clock on the following night. On Au-
mist 30 two shnnka wpr fplt nlmnsf.
simultaneously.
Discipline in the Annamcse army is,
illustrated by a story at Hue of an
oillcer who had a ditch dug and. filled
the bottom with swords and pikes
stuck into the ground,- point upward.
His men were then told to .fling them
selves into the ditch. Only one man
obeyed. He rushed in, and the swords
and pikes collapsed before, him. They
had been held by the most slender of
threads. -
During a rehearsal at Colville's Four
teenth Street Theatre, New York.Mon
day, in the play of "Othello," a bridge,
on which Mr. Frederick Prince and a
number of supernumeraries were stand -ing,
gave way. Mr. Prince had his
ankle dislocated, and Mrs. Ann -De
Forest saverai ribs fractured. Kate
Burns, August Nelson, J. W. Bradley,
Thos. Monahan and Thos. Ryan were
also injured. . ..7
Mr. Blaine has repudiated the inter
view ascribed to him last Monday,
wherein he is reported to have looked
upon Butler as; the flourishing presi"
dential candidate. - lie said that his
views were just the reverse of those
ascribed to him in ' the alleged inter
view. He did not even believe that
Butler could be re-elected Governor
of Massachusetts. He got in a word,
as a matter of course, as to tbo Repub
lican prospects in the next campaign
ne thought that the party would be
stronger in the next election than they
were eight years previous. 4
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The chief topic of conversation on our
streets for. a week or more has been
Gov. Holden and bis change of political
base. For our own part we don't think
the game is worth the. candle. Clinton
Caucasian:
Precisely. . Mr. Holden'a defection
from the Republican party means the
loss of but pna vote to. that party and
if be votes with tha Democrats it means
but onejinore vote tor that ticket . That
is, so far as his individual influence at
the poles is concerned-' Our only fear
is that there may be a squabble in the
next Legislature over an attempt to
remove his political disabilities, not
withstanding the fact that the verdict
of the court of impeachment was final
and irrevocable. - -
Fine Portraits.
IF YOU WISH A VERY FINE PORTRAIT
Atoned In the latest and finest style, now
U an extra opportunity to secure It. bend your
order (any kind of small picture oKl oi new)
and remember no pay is expected U1I the work
has been seen ana accepted. My prices are
still at a great sacrifice now in rUer to Intro
duce my work. - -
ORIN T. THOMAS, Artist,
, Studio 8Cr Broadway. N. Y.
Address 144 West 23d St., N. Y.
Friends viflitlnt; the city arennvlted to
call , . ang2T tf;
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VOL. VII.
LOCAL NEWS.
IIDEX TO NEW IADVERTISEMEHTS.
Yates School Books a j
American Lesfon oX Honor
HETNgBEBGEK School Books
F C Miller Florida Water. &c
' TArixm's Bazajlb Grand Opening
Opeba IIouse Only A I Farmer's Daughter
W II Gkeek Wholesale! and Retail Druggist
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The receipts ot cotton at this port to
day foot up 237 f bales. '
Fanny McDonald, colored, disorderly
conduct; $5 or 20 days-went below. ,
Clarendon CouncilL No. 67, A.j L. of
Honor, will meet to-night, at 8 o'clock.
It was hot and oppressive early this
morning, but copious showers soon
cooled the atmosphere, though it made
bad weather.for pedestrians. , ; " "
Between 9 o'clock a in and 3 o'clock
p m to-day the rainfall in this city was
4 70 inches and since 3 ' o'clock it is
probable that another inch has fallen.
U i I .
Miss Karrer will remain Noth for
perhaps three w:eeks, instead of a week
or. ten days, as stated by us yesterday.
It will require nearly a month to pur
chase the unusually large stopk which
she will purchase thjs Fall, which wilt
be shipped as fast as ii is bought.
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A new lock for mail pouches will go
into use simultaneously with the new
two-cent letter postage stamp on Qct.
1. Fifty thousand keys have been sent,
out to posttrTasters. and other persons
authorized to have them. Theyj were
sent in separate regiptered envelopes,
and every one of them reached its des
tination. Two hundred thousand of
the new locks have
They are of corruga
I been distrjbuted.
ed steel, and are
lighter and are said to be stronger than
those now in use. I , I J
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Taylor's llazaar. j j
Taylor's Bazaar will open formally
on Monday next as per announcement
in this issue. Tle handsome store oc
cupied by Mr-1 Tayl6r (Hahn's old
stand) has been filled from top to bbt
torn with new and pretty things, which
already attract much I attention! The
ladies will be out in force to see them
next week.
Mr. A. H. Simpson of the American
Hosiery Company, New York. ! says
that the great pain-reliever. St. - Jacobs
Oil, cured him of rheumatism in the
knee, by a few applications.
For Philadelphia.
The steam yacht passport.
Capt.
Harper, left here a
J ir..( r.
lit Lie uiiui uuuu iu
day for Philadelphia, (where the vessel
is to undergo a tkorbngh overhauling
and repairing at some of the ship yards
in that city. She expects to be absent
from our waters about six: weeks, when
sho will return with a brand new boiler
and in every way as good as new.
TucsdaylNijrht.
The Opera House will be open for
the firsfitime this season on next Tues
day night, on which occasion 'Only a
Farmer's Daughter"! will be presented.
This play has had !a phenomenal
success everywhere, jnaving Deen
presented over 1,500 times to crowded
houses. The company come well re
commended and will give a line enter
ainment. The box sheet will be open
at Dyer's to-morrow morninc.
- Olilslial.
The fishing businesssi at Masonboro
Sound and other fisheries i alons: our
coast has become an important and in
most instances a profitable industry. A
short' time since we pentioned the fact
of an enormous haul of mullets it
; I i t -
Masonborp on the grounds 'owned by
Mr, James A. Hewlett, of Wrights
ville. We nowlearh that a few days
ago 150 bunches ot drumhsh were
caught on the ; same grounds at one
haul. ; ' . -..jl ' -r ' ' '
, The Llffhtsliip Safe.
We are happy to. announce that the
Frying Pan Shoalsh lightship, which
drifted from her moorings' 'during the
recent storm, lias been found, and it
may be presumed that all. her crew are
safe. Shewas seen yesterday afternoon
off Myrtle Grove Sound, when: the
revenue cutter Colfax was! at once noti
fied of her whereabouts.; The latter
vessel Jeft : sometime I before j daylight
this morning to go to the assistance of
the lightship, and at 9 o'clock this fore
noon was seen with the latter in tow,
headed towards the mouth of the Cape
Fear. Both vessels are pro bs bur safely
inside at the time of this writing. -.,
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To Builders and oth'ersiGo to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
c - Yon can get all sizes : and at the
lowest prices. ; . i
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W ILMINGTON. N. C, FRI
The Italeiffb.
The steamship Raleigh. Capt. ! LittJe-
from Baltimore, arrived and made ias
at Lord's wharf at about 1 o'clock this
morning. She left Baltimore at G p. m
on Saturday, the 8th inst., with pleasant
weather, which . continued v until, . she
passed Cape Hatteras on Sunday at
P. m. when it commenced blowing
gale from the N. E. which increased in
tury until at 1 a. m. on Monday it was
blowing a hurricane, the barometer
standing at 29 CO. . At noon on Honday
she was off Frying Pan ?jighlshitC l5e
barometer bavins fallen to 29.02. Capt.
Littlefield then concluded to run clear
of the storm center and beaded the
steamer S. . for that purpose and
ran until 8 o'clock that evening when
she made a heavy roll which started her
boiler and broke her blow and feed pipe
connections. ! and carried away her
smoke stack, leaving" about one half o
it on deck, wftich' was . secured. -The
breaking of the pipes caused the water
to run into j the vessel, instead 'o
into the boilers, and made ' i
necessary to put; out the fires, cu
the connections and batter! down the
ends of the pipes in order to keep the
ship from filling. In consequence o
this accident the ship lost her steerage
and vcame to the wind, and for
time was virtually at the mercy of jthe
waves, or, as Capt. LiUleGeld expressed
it, "she did as she pleased." At mid
night the barometer stood at 29, the
wind' veering from towards the North
but in1 ha.f an hour afterwards,, or a
12:30 on Tuesday morning, the barom
eter bagan to rise. At 4 o'clock . ion
Tuesday morning the wind hauled
around to the S, W., the weather mod
erated, and the ship headed N. N. W.
under sail for the land. " The men were
immediately put to work to clearing up
the wreck and : on Thursday, morning
had got ready and gotten up steam
again. The Raleiqh was at this time off
Capo Lookout, but as soon as steam
was gotten up she was hauled to the
Southward and crossed the bar at Bald
Head at 6 o'clock yesterday evening
and came up to the city, arriving as we
have already stated. Capt. Littlefield
states that it rained Incessantly, ; and in
torrents during the entire continuance
of the storm. ; ; ;
By the arrival of the Raleigh another
source of anxiety and alarm is dispelled.
and attention and solictude are now
concentrated upon t the Benejactor
which, at the time of this writing, had
not been heard from since she leff on
Saturday last. We think there is no
ground for serious . apprehension at
present. Captain Tribori leftwell
knowing that a severe storm was ap
proaching,and knowing from experience
of the treachery of September storms
on our coast, like & skillful navigator
made a . good offing, and was probably
far to the Eastward of the storm centre.
whence it may take him two or -three
days (and perhaps longer) to! return.
The Benefactor is a good sea boat, is"
not cumbered with lofty top hamper.
and we feci no fears for her safely. 5
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at Jacobi.'s : - t . , ; t '
: . i i ' c. ' .
i From Waccaiuaw.
Col. II. B Short, was in the city to-
i : i
day and stated that the storm j must
have been much more severe in his sec
tion than it was here. He says that
while the reports from here indicated a
maximum velocity of wind of 39 miles
per hour, he is confident thai it blew
at the rate of 60 miies per hour at
Flemington. He also says that the
damage to him and others in his vicin
ity will be serious, the worst of which
will be occasioned by water. The
swamps are full and his large, force ot
hands are compelled to be idle in I con
sequence, with no probability of
being able to ' resume work " for
one or two! weeks.. His corn.
cotton and other farm products were
all beaten down by the wind and are
now covered by water, where they will
have to remain for several days, which
will prove their ruin.: When the first
of his hands from the swamp put in an
appearance, the Colonel asked what he
left for. to which the colored man made
reply:' J ': -C
"Well, it bio wed so I did not know
what to do, but just then there came a
gust that twisted off a cypress that was
eight feet through and took it right up
over the tree' tops, and I 'concluded ' it
was no place.for me; so I , left in a
hurry." .. . - ! . j :.. --.r-
:' ':i zl-. It ,TVill Fay .Zi ;t
AH who desire to dress Well on a limi
ted purse to buy their Clothing of A.; &
I. Siieier." They buy only for Cash
and allow their patrons to share in the
benefits of all advantages thus gained.
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DAY, SEPTEMBER
IfJETW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DONIT FAIL TO CALL AND SEE THE
! ; C: R; a w6 : 6 P E w i rj c
"""" . - 1 . t J , f ' - i . -
: . ; , Milirery and
DI3 Branch of "New York.
I - OPENING DAY :
eept 14 i ' .j ' ; .
I y- : The Modern Agre. i ;
D raw-poker, from tho scienti fie poi nt
of view, is the subject of. an "entertain,
ing article by Richard A.j Proctor, - in
The Modern Ayc for OctorberMTli
same number contains Balwer, Mac
ready and Richelieu?.'! by xUq ; Earl of
Lytton (Oweu Meredith), a detailed
account of i the deliberations between
the author of "Richelieu" and the crea
tor of tlte part, drawn principally from
the correspondence between the actor
and the dramatist. ?4Eurikloia, : the
Greek Girl," is a powerful story of Bul
garian life, from the . German of
Schneegans, and "The Ordeal," is ah
entertaining yachting sketch, "Ranch
Life in the West," shows that that kind
of existence is not altogether couleur de
rose. ( Tlie poetry .and other' articles in
this issue are all good. $1.60 per - an-,
num. Modern Age Publishing Co., New
YorkCiiy. H v.- .y., .,:;!:, j
The Benefactor Safe.
By a dispatch received here this after
noon it is known that 7 the steamship
Benefactor is safe: She was signalled
off Sandy Hook , to-day, at . 2 o'clock
passing f 'up . to New; : York, JTh'e
Benefactor' ? left s hereH h iasi ?j5at-
urday forenoon, about 10 o'clock
and as nothing had! been 'heard' asuto
her whereabouts, ( some . serious '. fefs
were entertained as to her safety, al
though much confidence , has ? been
reposea in tne wen Known ij:m.ana ai'
eretion '.ot Capt. Tjdbonf, Wjio Isitiil old
and tried seaman, and 'a skililul naviga
tor. ' He was advised : before leaving
port that the storm - was . brewing, but
concluded to sail, reniarkiDg ' that1 be
would get well but to see'SOO miles cr
more,: ana thus.escape the fury ot ; .the
gale; which was expected to rage along
the coast. c We presume that this
was, the,' course ;dopt,e4by : him,
and that, having . passed the
longitude of the storm,1' he : may haye
had a rou gh and tedious passage bat not
a dangerous one. k The: announcement
of the safe.'iarrival , ?pf v the.Ysteymerj at
New York Will, -however,?:be received
with great relief.- 't-' f :
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I For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi1 Hardware Depot- 7 t
It Uained. . ; f . i
About- 9 : o'clock ' this morning we
were visited by. gentle showsrs . which
continued at intervals untiLabout 11
o'clock when it began to pour; down in
torrents and for an hour or; more the
rainfall was a perfect dalugc.' Market
street was quickly one sheet of water,
far upon the 1 sidewalk, and in some
places i into storevThereP was, fully
three inches of water j on the floor of
Mrs. S. J, Baker's establishment, and
there was considcrablein two or three
other places of business in her lmmedi
ate vicinity. '; The flood was so 'great
that there was between two and three
feet of water on the floor of: Messrs
Hart, Bailey &Co's Machmev; Works,
forcing the workmen to suspend ', labor
for. the day. The streets were, badly
washed in many places and the over
flowed sidewariks 'were-:,fil!ed'-with
mud,' which the gutters could not carry
off. There were.frequcnt and copious
showers through t the afternoon, but
none so heaving, as that weThave jurt
mentioned. 7 Fortunately, the sho werar
were unaccompanied by I high . winds.
or the damage would hare been severe.
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I The celebrated ' 'Fish Brand Gills .
Twine iasold only at Ja6qbi's Hard
ware JJepot. . xi.J&-.-.
Solffl 'rllnmfhi-trv ;
T v . - A
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fTtHELBE IS SOLID COilFORT IN TIIKns
of Eeroene"'Stbves.,''A
customer,, woo is
ent when left without a servant' They are
Gems and r?tx VXconomtU inherent
sizes and prices. Try ons ,
ms'tmn white uu. t
sept 10 - PARHEi: A TAYLOR.
14. 1883. , r NO. 219
NEW ' ADVEKTISEBIENTS.
Fancy Goods!
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4
Meeting of A; : L; of H:
QLARENDON COUNCIL Ko. 07, American
Legion of Honor, holds regular meet Inst to
night at 8 o'clock, sharp. "
Companions are urgently rf quested to be
present. J. A. SPRINGER,
- sept 14-lt . ., . Secfy Pro tem.
OPERA HOUSE.
Tiiesdayr Septemlier 18;
OKK NIG UT ONLY !
Fifth Tear of the Phe
nomenal Success,
i , .
A FARMER'S
I
DAUGHTER. .
as piayea over
times.
ADELAIDE CIIKRIE & CAMILLE KINZEY.
Reserved Seats $1, for sale, at , Dyers. -com
mencing Saturday morning, Sept. 15th, 1833,
at 8 o'clock. I I - t sept 14-2t-frim.
J. Lr WINNER,
THOTOG RAPIIIC ARTIST.' . 1 J; 4
IT 1" i New Market. Wilmington. N.'C J
- Ha-ving purchased the entire 6n tilt of Mr. J. i
J. Burnett. 1 am now nreoaral tA expnutn nr.
ders for Pnotographs, of, all styles, sizes and
prices, wnn aispatcn ana skiii. i nave had
twenty yeara experience in the business and
will guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Ji call
is respectroiiy solicited. , - sept 13 ly
-Wmiam,!!., Green,
f WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
I CAK.ET ,A. 5 us
FANCY GOODS. Ac., and have facilities for
offering Inducements to All who use or handle
aieaicinc .- c - sent l2
HEAD 1
T
HAT BEAUTIFUL BBEF CATTLE men
tloped in '
s Review belongs to ns.
It Is the Finest Beef seen here since last Win
ter. We have also a lot of Splendid Mountain
Beevend our Stalls jyHl be well supplied for
Hi!fckWcomeV !
f ;Wc will make a specialty of .Saturday's Mar
ket, Leave orders early for choice cutsY-'
Successor to the Butcher CfandEprOTrietor
. of the only Steam Sausage Factory In the
Sausage Factory In the
.state.
Star copy It
t W 13-2t f
G ; I l ?
I in S c h op 1 Books !
T?QR ALL SCHOOLS IN THE STATE. A
X liberal discount to Merchants and Teach.
ers.v ; ; '
r Slates," Copy-Books, Crayons, fi j ? '
Book Straps and Bags, . ,.,'
. Paper, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Rnlers. Ac
Parents will please send their children to
' 41 I - HEINSBERGEB'S.
PIANOS & ORGANS
S
OLD AT REASONABLE PRICES AT
HEINSBERGER'Sj
ept 10
live Book and Music Stores
Sale of ; City- Property for
4 : : Partition.
BT
VIRTUE dF A DECREE OF
THE
Superior Court of .New Hanover County, in a
CJT 'f11
Wherein Isadora Jeelfa). Mary Ann JosUji, and I
Florence Joslln are Plaintiffs, and uimnt I
Joslln Is Defendant, the undersigned, a Com-1
missioner ior m purpose auij appointed. I
will seU by public auction, for cash, on lion! I
day the 1st day of October, 18S3, at 12 M., at I
ine tonn uonse aoor in tne cuy or Wllmlng-1
ton.alltbjtJotOf Issdia the it aforrl.l I
bounded and described as follows: . Beginning I
at point in the N. i line of Cam obeli street.
JSti feet Tl from the W. line of rourth street,
ruaninr thenpe W S2U feet. thencet.N. W feet.
thence E. K2ii feet, thence t. OC feet to lle N.
luie of Campbell street the besmnln-ri the
mo being a part of lot 5 In block iW. -
sept 7-5t 1 1t r Uommtasioner -
TRY THE COOK
TrtrlES.,, FOR WHICH weri-; SOLS
t.l
AGCXN9. If amees to go with them at very
iow prices, a lie larrest assortmeBt of bad
dies. Trunks, Travelling Bags and Satchels In
Ibe State. ,. : ,
3 Repairing promptly done. Prices low.
sept 10
Mo.ll orth Front t.'
U . IJiVffi ON LY
sY . . MiimW .
f w&-w m a mm .m . .
mzr ... at
riXASS KOTICS. !
WewXUbecIad to recclro comiaxtLJxxttoa j
from our tries ds oa any and au sxtjscU
ieaalataorttmt ': v '' TJ ;J"--1
.Tht nana of tlo writer rnut alwaya t ra
alabod to the Editor. !
imaoxucatioasmiut bo wxlttea oa onl
ose fide of the paper.
Personalities meat bo avoided.
And It is especlallyVand partlcalarly said
stood that' the Editor does sot always endoj
the views of correspondents unless : so statt
tn the'edltorlal eoluains. J I
NEW ADVmtTISEMEXTS.
MBS. S. J. BAICER,
j Millinery Emporium
J-O BRANCH. HOUSE, BUT TBJS GREAT 1
C tNTER In tho Millinery Depigment I shall
be recelvlag for the nWt two monthaj weekly,
from the ICth September, , ', !
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS IN MY LINK,!
selected: by myself, ottho most approved' !
atytes and newest patterns, and will sell them
for CASH AT THE LO WEST FIGURES. V
have secured the services of the most Artistic
Trimmers In the Northern CiQca, sad will j
give my patrons the benefit of their skill. 'The j
Ladies of Wilmington arc most respectfully j
invited to call and examlno my' stock bsfure j
making any purchases. ' ? ; . j
VJSS6 iHY CIRKS will be fa attend.'
ance to wait on tbcpu . ?. ' -
. .ADIFS UNDERWEAR A ' SPECIA LTY:
also Toys and Notions. -
r MtoWlshment will Im first-class in
every department. i
Wilmington, Sept 12, 1S83. J t , tt(
ale School.
MISSES BURR JAMES,, rrtncjpals.
MR3i M. s.. CUSUrNG, Musical Instxuctrcjs.
rpiIE TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION of
this School will commence on Thursday the'
wL?t,0cttobcr,1ii?? an'1 c,osc duHng the third I .
WrCKln linO, ' I 1 ' '""' I'" "
The course of instruction, is thorough and . I
systematic Terms reasonable. . Imods In 1
painting hi O , Water Colors and Pastel, with
Sepia and India Ink drawing, and Crayon and
pencil sketching, at moderate rates. - i i !
Where a class of ten or twelve is formed for i
the school of painting, the price will . be rc
dnced. " .. . v ; . . i . -Y - .
t Pupils outside of the school who desire mu
sical instruction, will do well bp apply'oarly.
Lr'ln'Vier.V,art!?tUars ln'lldre of rnnflpala,
or call for circular, i , f
: sept li : ,V.-r.'lwv.rKr.j ' j
Just Received. ' !
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY 8TEAMER
a large Tot of n ATS suitable for School! n'sts!i
for Misses. a -. .-.. r L , ij
nice assortment of COLORE D STRAWS. 1 1
Blilan and Canton.for Ladles' Fall wear-latest I
shapes. t (i,,s . $,t.4 jt
quatmeV.KI-BBO-3 - U oUier widths and
rfi1kerc,hJe.f! Sllkstul Unen.
. Gloves Kid, Silk and Lisle. . ' j i
Parasols and Neckwear. '! I j " 4
. Am 8elliog the above
Pf0. r?0m ,0T SQ stock of Fall
ana Winter Goods. . , r ,
j Stamping and Ualr work done prompt! r. 1
Jf Agency Universal Fashion Co's Patterns.
! ) V.; BespecUully. . ,tj ,
MISS:; E. KAHRER,
sept 10 ,
EXCHANGE CORNER
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN'S HATS. u
BON KETS, LACE TIBS aid j ' '
' ' ' - - BOWS AND XUBBONS, i
In all the latest styles; ' ' M
Orders from the country promptly filled and '
satisfaction guaranteed. :,,. I L 1 I , .
"My patrons will Had It to their Interest to '
call and examine. - -
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123 MARKET STREET.
C?sept 10
"S riinnflfl in To
"p111 i to all points
In North Carolina
- : , South Carolina, .
and Georgia.
Guarantee fo deliver them In
good condition.
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sept 10
. W. E. DAVIS a
FLO RID A WATER. '
LAVENDER WATER. '
VIOLET-WATKK
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. tviUXJC ICOSK WATER.
Jfompjcto assortment of Colognes and
erfanwry for the Summer season.
-5f rescrtptlons compoanded day, and
night at y. c. MILLER'S. i i
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Corner Fourth aaf Nun sts.
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A K UIU NORTH' STATE SAtruiK
ii- '"uojaus SALOO.S.
i lrop In and try the Tar-!!)' irif 1
X sept'
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School Books ! 1
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bON:
-IV School .--Books'!
IJBICRL DISCOUNT ALLOWED
.r rEAiiuERs' and merchants.:
;&CHOoil SUPPLrPaWr. IVns, Vt
cite. Slates. Sponge. Copy Books, Bxk; Bags,
Crayons, lk,'Jle., Ac. -j . ; t .
; 0. W. YATES,
.sept 1 imisrtuttreet '