.NEW AD VEBTISE3LEXTS , ,
IT LEADS JM
No other blood-purifying medicine is m-M,
or his ever baen prepared, wpeh,?o com
plete v meets tb waats of physi and
tha general pubiie ft
Ayerfs " 'SaisapariLii.
Tt 1?rJj the Kst as a trnly scientific prepara
.'ion for all blood diseases. If there is a lurk
Onnirill fl ing taint of Scrofula about you.
ubw-JrULA AVER'S Sarsapabilla will
dislodge it and expel it from your system.
For cCMnitutioual or scrotaiou Catarrh,
HuTann'! aveb's Sabsapakilla is the
UArAimntrue remedy. It has cured
nunivjcrles cases. It will stop the nauseous
catarrhal dLscli.irg.js, and remove the sickeii
Lirj odor of tff3 breat h, which are indications
of sorofaioum origin- -
U( prortijQ "Hatto, Tel., Sept, 2S.1S82.
Lt Utt JuO '.t the te of two years one of .
tnr? niv children was terribly afflicted
CUilHw vita ulcerous running sores di its
fac- r.n ! neck. At tho same timeis eyes
svollcu, much Inflamed, and very sore.
f i.y n C'-'E"1 I" vsioLins tela us that a pew
OUriC C J fc vf us alterative medicine mast
i- ;i'::Hj'it !- Tk-jy united in recommending
i.ii's Sks.xai:xlla. A few doses pro
. tS'j'j.l :i "perceptible improvement, which, by
: su'.l.Kraw to your directions. wa3 contin
ued to a coi. and permanent .curs. No
cviit.i'C:! .!! appexre I of fcke exijtenco
of cr. ; T' r"M: tenancies;' and no treat
utttit ct any disorder was evr attended by
more prompt or r-ito rtuul rtsulis.
Vcurstru-;, li. F. Jj II --"
I'P.nj'AUEIJ BV
Dr.J.C.Aycr Co., Lowell, Fviass. .
So'.d by ail DfujjpV.s; ?1, six bottles for 34.
!UH 1 lVWlp iEW: A. - 15
AYER'S
Asciie Cure
cwt.'iiiiH :ui miliriolo for all malarial is
onlfi ;s wS)icl;, -o far as known, is used in no
oth- r reii::.ly. it contains no Quinine, nor
ai.y ,. i .or deleterious substance what
ever, "m i consequently produces no injurious
etitret u;ii t constitution, but leaves the
s t in :s lu t'lthy as it was before the-attack.
WE WARRANT AYER'S AGUE CURE
to rure every case of Fever and Ague,. Intcr
itiitfrrt or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Jii:i b .up, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
print caused by malaria. In cae of failure,
;trr due trial, dealers are authorized, by our
t-irouiar dated July 1st, 16S2, to refund tlio
?;ii-y.
Dr. J. C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. '
miy 2Sd Aw
Sarin
1885.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1884
IN CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
SENATE.
Washington, Dec.' 3. Mr. Veal
resolution ot yesterday, calling for an
investigation into tbe lease made by the
Indian tribes oMandin the Indian Ter
ritory, was taken op and tbe amend
ment offered by Mrs Conner wa3 agreed
u, includicg within the scope of inves
tigation the lease of lands in tbe Indian
reserve.
The resolution was then agreed to.
Several Senators were, at their own
request, relieved Irom present commit
tee assinrefent.
Mr Slater gave uotice that on Mon
d.'.y next he would move to take up and
press to a pass-ae tbe bill dec!ariDr
lorteited unearned lands granted to aid
in tho construction ot the Oregon Cen
tral Ra.lrond.
The seltct committees ot the Senate
in existence, on July 7:h, 184. werecon
tinued and the presiding officer of the
Senate was given power to nil existing
vacancies, or such as mav occur this
week. The Seriate tfien, atl2-55, went
into executive session and when, at 1 :45
p. m., the doors were reopened, ad
joiiri!-d.
IIOUE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On nj(ii-n id' Mr. Cable, of Ind.,
S-n;ite nmendments to House bill, for
ieiting ihe unearned land grant ir the
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
wa non-concurred in.
Tbf House wurst into Cmnmittee ef
the Whole (Mr. Cx, of New York, in
he ennir,) on the bi!l niakina: tempo
rary provision lor the- naval service.
No amendents were offered to the bill,
find no discussion was had upon it Mr.
ItHudall merely making a brief state-
nit-oL 10 snow mat me loiai appropria
tion for the support ol the Navy for the
current fiscal year was $15,630,167, a
reduc ion ot -J58,268 from the appro
priation for .he previous year.
Th com mitt-e then iose, and the
bill was passed? and the House resum
ed consideration of the Inter State
Commerce bill.
. Messrs. Seymour, of Conn.. Long, of
Mass , and Peters, of Ks.. argued the
importance of the subject before the
House and supported with certain lim
itations the bili repoi ted by the com-nji'iUe-
The subject matter went over
until to-morrow.
On motion ot Mr. Morrison it was
ordeied that wherj the House adjourn
to-ruorrow, it be to meet Monday next.
Hie House then adjourned.
81'ATE NEWS,
Raleigh Visitor: Little Annie, the
six year-old daughter of Mr. S. V.
House, of this city had. tbe misfortune
to get both bones ot the right forearm
broken this afiernoon by railing irom a
wagon.
Fanner and Mechanic; The cem
mr, nest of "dart" it h eated along the
leading streets cf Raleigh is first cousin
to a gold mine. Two acres ot the
White" estate, one square eaet of the
Capitol, sold on Monday for S13,-
jo; me saie oeing conducted by Col
Walter Clark, Commissioner. The
lots were 10 in number. th3 majority
naving a irontage ot 70 leet. Mr. W.
C. Holmn bought the largest lot, I40x-
ioi. containing ine old mansion, for
12 375. Mr. Ernest Haywood, a 70
foot corner, -lor $900. Mr, Julius
Lewis another lot for $1,100. Filteen
eara or so ago, one 01 me nuest prop
erties on Ilillsboro street, 2 acres with
iianilfome residence, out buildings,
etc., sold for only $6.000, about one-
uuru tne price prorate, lor the two
acres sold this week, and we have
faith to believe the prices just paid will
be deemed "dirt cheap" ten years
nence.
News and Obicrver : The entry-book
C a I r . T
ior ine race tor tne postmastership at
Chapel fliil contains fourteen names.
All the blanks are not full and all the
names have not been entered.
Col. Jas4D. Glenn, who so efficiently
commands the Third Regiment, N. C.
S. G., says that command wilt go to
Cleveland's inauguration with full
ranks. The gin house, twenty
bales of cotton and 1,700 bushels of
cotto. sewl belonging to Mr. Joseph S.
Staton. of Bethel, Pitt county, were
ail ccstroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. Information was brought
here yesterday, by a gentleman who
came from Tarboro, that the Republican
sheriff, Taylor, failed to give his bond
Monday and that the county commis
sioners chose Mr. John It. Staton, the
present incumbent, as sheriff. The
Centennial Legion" is again to
assembled, and" attend Cleveland's
uuguruiion. - 1 nis corps
organized to attend the
I 1 a
aueipma centennial, where it pa
raded July 4th. 1576. It was then com-
1 r fn -
jMjtu u: me ioiiowmg picKeti compa
res iron; the "Old Thirteen" KMr.
New Hampshire, "Andovcr Blues;'"
Massachusetts. Boston Light Infantry,
or Tigers," as commonly known
Connecticut, Governor's Foot Guard;
Rhode Inland. Providence Light Infan
try ; New York. Old Guard; New Jer
sey. Phil Kearney Guard; Pennsyl
vania, State Fencibles; Delaware-
I ver RinVs; Maryl nl, picked men of
iMiiu KeiMment ; Virginia. Norfolk
LiibJ Artillery Blues; North Carolina,
Fajettevdie Independent Light Infan
try ; South Ctr ohnn. Washington Light
Infantry ; Georgia. Clinch Rifles. It is
probable that each of these companies
wilt attend" the inauguration. There
will be 1,300 men in the "Legion,"
The FayettevlUe Independent Light In
fantry is the third in point ot age in the
United Stales. It was organized in
1793.
Charlotte Observer: N. R. Harris,
an industrious colored man oi this city,
who says he was "raised" by Mr. W.
SUaw. has just completed a set of fite
haifcess which ho will have on exhibi
tion at the New Orleans World's Ex
position. The very highest skill and
excellence is displayed in the finishing
of the harness and the set willundoubt
cd.y find many admirers at the Exposi
tion. Last fall Harris was awarded
the first prize for a set of harness
whuih he exhibited at iho.
cause to feel ashamed of bis exhibit
About 11 o'clock Monday night fire
broke oat in the engine room of Miller
Brothers planing milU, in Winston, and
a serious destruction of property en
sued. The planing mills and lumber
yard3 were burned, when the firb com-
x . . r I - 1 J - 1
ruunicaieu u ine uuuumg occupieu 03
I ho Little Queen - Manufacturing; com
paoy. which, with its contents,was soon
in ashes, ihe latter company mana
factured a niacninc: for separating
grain, and had a valuable stock on
band, ali of which was destroyed. The
1 was but S7.000. The los3 will be
much greater. Both buildings were
large two slory frame, structures
and burned rapidly. Nothing was
saved from either building.
John Dulin, a young man of Morn
ing tstar townsnip, tnis county, was
reported to be dying yesterday after
noon irom the euecls ot a blow he re
ceived on the head with a piece of plaok
in the hands of his companion, Rufus
Mullis. As Duiin's skull was split open
and a portion of his brains were spilled
through the fracture, it is more than
probable that he is ay this time dead
The affray occurred last Monday after
noon bu: up to yesterday Mullis had
not been captured. The scene of the
fight was at or. near the store of Juel
Wtts, in Morning . Star township,
where the two young men met and be
gan to make friendb over a bottle. Both
we are told, were under the influence of
whiskey. About the lime they hid
aramea tneir oottle, a qunrrel sprang
up between them, and with his blood
aroused young Dulin jarked up the
bottle and dealt Mums a stiuging
blow over the head with it. The
blow somewhat staggered Mullis, but
quickly recovering himself, he picked
up a piece of plank which he found
convenient and with which he attack
ed Dulin. He struck Dulin , only one
time. No second blow was needed.
The plank came crashing upon Dultn's
skuil with terrible effect, and as itdrop
ped to the ground from Mullis1 hand
its sharp edge was ppattered with blood
and brains. The blow had laid Dulm's
skuil open, and tbe unfortunate man
fell as if he hd been shot, with blood
pouring from his head and a portion
of his brains slowly oozing out. He
was carried to a neighboring h' use
where medical aid was procured as
soon as possible, but his injuries were
pronounced fatal. What became of
Mullis our informant could not say. but
it is believed that he is still in the
neighborhood.
Now is thet;rnf-o give.Smith's Worm
O ' lv d-w
4
Step Ladders, all lengths, at Jacobi's
Depot. f
MISCELLANEOUS
T
The Election is. Over !
MlhZ COUNTRY 13 SAVED. OUK PIIR-
chaees are large. Our expenses small and we
are determined to sell Groceries cheap to suit
these hard time3. Save money by buying
from E. G. BiaAIR,
nov!5 No. 19 North Second St.
be
in-
was
Phil-
1000
100
25
DOT 4
For Sale.
CABBAGES,
BRLS. APPLES
BRLS. POTATOES.
MUST BE SOLD.
W. E. DAVIS & SON
cominnciAij irews.
; WILMINGTON MARKET. . ..
; ; :, . December 44 P. m!
. SPIRITS ! TURPENTINE Quoted
quiet at 28 1 cents per gallon. Sales o
80 casks at 28 cents. : -
ROSIN-Qaoted firm at 95 - cents
for ' Strained "and $1 for Good Strained
bid.u''
TAR Quoted firm at $1.40 per bbl
of 280 lbs
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $1.60 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $ I for Hard.
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of
70 bales on a basis of 10 J cents and
60 bale3 at 10 3-16 cents per pound tor
Middling. The following are the official"
quotations:
Ordinary..
L Tod Ordinary. . . ; .
Low Middling
Middling. .........
Good Middling..--.
.71
9J
102
10 5-16
cents
(4
MIGfJELIiAlTEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton
Spirite Turpentine.
Rosin
Tar
Crude Turpentine.
579
80
276
281
bales
casks
bMs
bbls
106 bb;s
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
, bteam yacht Louise. Wocdsid
bmithville. Master
Scbr Wm H Boardmao, Richardson
ie lork, EG fiarker & Co. with
sulphur.
CLEARED.
Steam yacht Louise. Wood side
Smithville, Master.
bebr Martinique. Lowell. Jeremip.
nayti, iNorthrop & Cumiuing.
Exports.
FOREIGN.
Jeremie, Hayti schr Martminue
147,953 ft lumber, 35.000 shingles.
casks spts turpt, 10 bbls tar, 5 do rosin,
o uo pilCQ.
LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BARKS.
nor Amvsns. V33 tons. Hoistjirl ai.i fmm
vijori', uci 23
.or Arfeen. 3!0 tons. Halvoraen. aid ninncM
-VT l ' '
uer Ernest Ludwle. 470 tons. TTltr onnri
11UU1 UUUkJrK, liCI O'J
isor tmma Parker. 497 tons. T n rcpn kih
- t- s . . . : , w..
uiuutrarer, uci o, via jap.e verues
isr Harriet Campbell, 6t9 tons, Hcchfelt,
v er Jionounz. 3.9 tons, k n twni at KniiAri
from Hamburg, Oct 24, put back 31, nJd Nov 14
ci tiuua, am tons, aiuner. sia trom W oi-
-A. T t " '
Uer liUCV & Paul. 3.8 tnnR An.lrir drl
Liverpool, scy "zi
Oer'Jexas. 591 trna. Loof. shi frnm.ir.im
bur?, Nov 14
BRIGS.
GerDer Wanderer. 230 tnna Rrmnfli nor alii
C TI . ' t
Br Fidelia. 45Q tons. Riifrirlpa kq11p1 (mm
Sharpr.esB, Oct 19
Capital Frize $150,000,
nt ao nericy certify that toe supervise the
urrungtmems j or au ine Moniuy ana Semi
Annual JJrawmgs of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trot tne uratotngs themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in yuuujmw unoara au pontes, ana toe author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
Bimuco y vur ngnmurt aztacnea. in its aaver
tisements."
Commissioners.
"TJNPRECEDENTED ATTBACTION I
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED!
Louisiana State Lottery
Oompariy.
Incorporated In ?68 for 25 years ly the Leir
Islaturefor Educational and - Charitable pur
poses with a capital of $1,000,000 to winch a
adlied6 f Ver $550000 haa 8lnc been
By an overwhelming populai vote Its fran
rfSfHf?0 .aVa ' Ul Present State
Constitution adopted December 2d. A. D.,1879
Its Grand SisoleShmbeb Drawings will
take place monthly. It never scalp - rnt..
pones. Look at the followino- Vts.t hut frkn
175th Grand Monthly
A.lli THE
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWTNO,
At the Academy of Mnslc, -Hew Orleans ! i
Tuesday, December 16, 18S4. "i
Under the personal supervision and manace
ment of
Capital Prize $150,000.
S-Noticb pekeu are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, $5. Fifths. $2. Tenths $1.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OT Sl.Wmn
6000
1 Grand Prize of
1 Grand Prize of
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
50
100 -
200
600
1,000
APPROIIVAnnv PBirra
100 Approximation Prizes of $200.... $20 000
1W " i im lft'nnn
75.... 7,500
20,000...
10,000. . .
5,000...
l.COO...
500...
300...
g w00
100...
50
$150,000
.50,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
C0.0CO
25,000
30,000
40.000
60,000
50,000
VESSELS INiTHE PORT OF WILMINGTON, N. C.
December 2, 1884.
No yessel under 60 tons reported In this llst.l
STEAMSHIPS.
Br Cam Marth, 1174 tons, Hurrell,
C P Mebine
BARQUES.
Ger Fidello, 37G tons, Meyer,
e. 32 Peschau & Westermann
Nor Sldon, 405 tons, Jorgensen, C P Mebane
Nor Prudentii, 3S0 tons. Hanten, C P Mebane
Nor Mobe, 458 tons, Olsen, Heide A o
Nor Benha. 438 tons, Hanevold, C P Mebane
Br Tevlot, 4J3 tons, Rerrton, C P Mebane
Gor i. er Nord, 5 .3 tons, Wegener,
. & Peschan & Westermann
Ger Con8tantln VonRenecke, 317 tons. Fret
wurss. K Peschau & Westermann
Ger Louis, GC8 tons, Schmieter,
r, , E Peschau & Westermann
Ger Carl Max, 294 tons, Beyer,
, Hclde & Co
DanRlalto, 443 tons, Hamse, Heide & Co
Br Elizabeth Childs, 400 tons. James,
, Paterson, Downing & Co
Br Eliza Oulton, 436 tons, Bo ney,
.. 8 P Shotter & Co
Ger Marie. 561 tons, Plrnoeln,
E" Peschau A Westermann
Ger Albert Kcwman Berlio, 615 tons, Ulch
mann, E Peschau & Westermann
Nor Pu&naes, 485 tons. Rummelhoff,
, . CP Mebane
Ger Lydia Peschau. 403 tons, Burmelster,
r. x-escnau & westermann
BRIG-.
Am Agnes Barton, SSatpas, Knight.
Geo Harriss A Co
or aeva, s:s tons, Larsen. c P Mebane
Sor Hilding, 253 tons, Pedersen, C P Mebane
r.r laauei iiaicpm, zui ions, liowrull.
EG Barker & Co
SCHOONERS.
Br Storjohann, 337 toes, Williams.
E t-eschau A Westermann
Br Pioneer, 59 tons, Kelly, Crcnly & Morris
Br Hattie Darling, il tons. Pierce,
Cronly & Morris
D B Everett, 196 tone, McLaln,
Geo Harrla A Cn
iiiita ju. Aiartr, 73 tons, Barter,
EG Barker A C.
Jno A Griffin, 305 tons, Bice,
. " Geo Harriss A Co
Alice Hearn, 317 tons Pinnewell,
. Geo Harriss A Co
Wm C Green, 368 tons, Hiwea, -
EG Barier A Co
Fannie W Johnson, 266 tons, Cobb,
. Geo Harrihs A Co
Grace Webster, S21 tons, Young,
o a cnaaoourn & Co
Martinique, 167 tons, Lowell
E G RartpT C!n
J W Ponder, 233 tons, Qaililan,
m m Geo Harriss A Co
T W Holder. 231 tons, McMillan,
Br Equator. 3 tons. Alhnrv.
J P Aniter. 203 tons. Ritr.h. CiM 1 1 arrica jt n
Lizzie James, 17S tons, Daisey, - -
weo Jtiarrlss & Co
r, t'- 1 , j yuybWUMfir PROMISE AND FIXt
thoroughly prepared. Our stock, notwithsUndin' tha ptp -
have had, has been renewed, increas- d atd streri'etheSIl ! l?sh c '
. -rjecessarr, and is now in splendid conditioa t Oir Q
: - . enormous purchases of '
Rinflskoff Bros. f & Co's. , FdUurothis Fall
enable m to give bargains in all grades of Clothing that other ; n . c
have found it imno.asihlpt .t Snnrnea). - , 7,"
Hence it is that our trade thus far exceeds all formpr v,s r .
; ' satisfaction to quote prices as you must OUIJbeno
See the Wonderful Bargains ;to Appreciate Them !
Nothing fairer can be asked then.
We are williDg to send any garment in our store to your home for
with goods Ifrom any-house in the city : the first instance fc?Ipari
occur when we have not been victorious. 0
Our Reputation for Selling Reliable Goods at Bottom
Market Prices is.Unquestioned.
dee 1
M'DvIDl!
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER
114IU3ARKET ST.,
Misses 7U'rskry&f
9
g3r A Good Assortment Received this
-o-
CARPETS & DRY GOODS.
OIL CLOTHS all widths.
nov 18
CORNICE, CORNICE POLES 50c.
We are selling goods vtry cheap. .
R. Rfl. IWclPJTIRE.
Grayljnei tho Oreat Hair JSectorer and Renetrer. Chacf?e3 Cray Tuttr to tta mi
color, graaualfy and permanently. Not a dye. A marvellous faventfon. ray-hSred jSUS?
men and old women, made to look young la three weeks. No more gray hau AlFriVmS
rapiruy ana iuxunxnuy. oena ior aeacnpwve nook, and testimonials and ottoioil2fnfn:
adwtora,et..whoimmeaitiguiy. AWtsa, j. h. KkhoU7MwSst S S
juneJSO ly d t th sai wly eow ' -',..-
WE STILL SURVIVE!
To whom it mav Concern: We w-nlrl mnnt rcarf.(.tf,iw o .
give prompt attention to all orders in the line of Wire and Iron Work; Wire cSt
afc6. Ac and if the Ilaidwarc A WnoHrnnr a i,...V. " . . h1.?.1
irg trade of the United States who do notTuccee in having the orue ll-a l-romnu
eend them to us we will endeavor to fid them wl hout delay. CatXnes ffiJ Al
A other lines of goods free on application. vaiagues of Iron Fei
red to
Furaiih.
Will
enclflf
Detroit,
men is uw ly
National Wire & Iron Co.
Mich,
Conoley's Drug Store.
216 MARKET STIIEET.
WANTED A few good customers to- buy
Cono'ey's Couch Svrun. Conrlvi Ta
Physio ffor Corns Conolev's x
Conolev's ' ologne. and anvthinc- else In mw
line ; Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobacco
dovh J W. CONOLEF.
Next Week.
rjUMPIIREY A JENKINS will (i
At Cost!
o
VER 500 BOXES TOBACCO AT COST
to cloo out. Also, large stock of Plug and
Smoking Tobacco at f very low prices, from
the Best Faftories In Virginia,
11 receive, at their Ovster honRe.
No. 112, t-outh frontSt-.Fortv Gal
lons of fresh New Kiver .Oysters ever day
during th week. Those wishing Oysters
durmir Conference will dIrs Ip.iu thAii
una wv6ters nroDiMlv delivered in orirfnti
packages in any quantity wanted. Aln vnn
vau UU-. j:iufiu ymngts, ppies, t;aDbages,
Turnips, Onions, Sweet and Irish Potatoes.
""'wo a.u.Kx .eggs, vysiers sent J. J. U.
nov ma
100
2,270 Prizes amounting to ...$5 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office of the Company In New Or
leans, t
For further Information, write clearly riv
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money CJrders, or fcew York Exchange in or
dinary letter. Currency by Express (all sums
of f5 srd upwards at our expense) addressed
IX. A. DAOPHIS,
New Orleans. L&.
3T1L A. DAUPHTN,
607 Seventh BL. Washtnrm t r
Make P. O. Money Orders narahlA rt m.
people's fair at Ualeigh. lf he ia a I Registered Letters to
nlnrpH mon ni,itTJlT;S , "l NEW ORLEANS NATIONi
Krw Oslxajts, Xa,
colored man. Chariota will halrTn Vi"3 tional-rakk.
Wew Ciar Store.
Hirschberg's, 5 N. Front St.
rpHE PUBLIC CAN SEE. THE PROCESS
of manufacture of my goods Oay the best i
workmen employed. No tenement house labor.
nor children, nor Chinese. The tobacco used
in the manufacture of Cigars is natcrallv and
properly cured. All my work is don t Ai.
city and under my personal supervision.
a can ah my iaciory where my several
brands are made will sath?fv nil that th hat
goods are handled by
4 L H I RSCH B SEG,
oct 11 tf No. 5 North Front St
Notice.
YOU WILL DO
calling at U0
WELL BY
South Front
mo?
st , where you will find fine fresh
eggs, ana new iiiver Oysters, open and In the
shell, received fresh every day. A'so Fresh
Family Groceries of all kinds cheap for cash.
spt 30 ly V7. T. CROOM. .
Beoj. W. Davis,
(Formerly with W. E. Davis A Son. Wllmlng-
ton.N.C.) , ,
99 Barclay St. New York,
General Commission Merchant
JJEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ap
pies, Game. Fieh, Terrapins, Eggs and Chick-
ens. xiienesi martet Drlces. and rmirr.nt i-a-
lurns guaranteed. A trial Is al! I aak.
Refn b nermlsslontoE. R. Knrrnao Proof.
dent FirstNational Bank of Wilmington. N.C.;
Messrrs J. H Chadbourn A Co., bteam Saw
Mills; P. L. Bridgers A Co., Grocers; P. Cum
ming & Co., Grain and Feed dealers; Davis A
Son, Ice and Fish.
f southern Produce a Specialty.
oct 1 6m
Cierars anH HifrarprtAQ
By the milllion, at the Office of
CAPEjFEAR TOB 1CCO .WORKS,
sept 15 tf .. No. 132 North Market 8L
Board.
FEW MORE BOARDERS, EITHER
table, regular or trans'ent, can be Accommo
dated "with comfortah'ft
market affords, at -
,, - MRS. ROBERT LEE'S,
131,2 Market st., bet. Front andKecond.
nov 18 if .
NATIONAL MILiS.
rjJonday
ND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL find
laxsre COnstenments of AnnlM. Prsurhpa Para
Chickens, Eggs and ah other country produce
go9os must oe soia at once, call on
A. W. KIVKNRARK
The Llve.Grocer and Commission Merchant.
xx aier St..
Beptl5 ' wlmlngton. N. C.
All Wool Cassimeres,
Direct from the Factory.
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR MEN ABBOTS
. A FULL LIVE JU3T OPENED.
JNO J. HEDItlCK.
OFFICK OF
Dr. S. G. Ellis,
Mr Note cnange of office hours, which are
as follows-7 to s-m., 13 to 1 P. m. 6 toT pS
novo -
-gY SENDING YOUR LIGHT COLORED
goods to MONACITS Steam Dye Works, lsu
Fall snd Winter wear you'U save the expense
ox buying s new uit or dresa. Completeand f
fresh lot dye staff just received. I
Stores for Rent
ITrAREHOU3E AND OFFlr.n;
J IT above now occupied by Messrs.
H. Johnson A Co.
Store and offices above now occu
pied by A. Dumelandt.
uiuvunuiuk ztppiy VO
aug U tv copy 3t DEROSSET A CO.
"FElEXDSAaDFEL0ff.CinZE.VS:
JTJEAR MEJFOR MY CAUSE AN BE SI
lent, that ye may hear."
Colognes, Ea tracts. Toilet and Sachet Powi
?ap Tt"" tish Towels. Toilet Cascr.
FuU lihe of Drturs Ac. ProTfntiA . -Tr:
an 11
TJotice.
JjJ-Y FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ABE
re peetrnUBoulled that J haye okl out my
S'UilT8-14' "tabte business to Mr.
k. o. Orrelt Thanking . them for ihe yery
liberal patronage i hey hive accorded" me 1
bespeak the samefor the new firm, Messrs.
oct 17 OWENlLHOLLlNQSWOETH
Sykcs & Orrell,
PBOPBIETORS 1 1 VERY, RALE AND EX
CHANGE STABLE,
QENEEAL STOCK TARD FOR
MILCH COWS AND BEEF CATTLE,
' Corner Foutth and MolTerry Su.
Personal attention gtyen to Boarding
Horses.. " osttT
rniture.
At
T C. MILLER'S
Corner Fourth and Nan sta
Norfolk Oysters!
IAN NOW BE FOUND
- - ' - Kt). SO Knrth Tmut SrMr
TOf 15 ' - WILL WEST.
JEW STOCK rOB FALL TRADE, ,
- ARRIVING EVERY DAY
Manwfac tared expressly 'for this market.
New Styles and Lew Prices. Call and exam
lne oarSextenslTe variety of Ne and Fash
loo&blcGoods,Iall made this s5 son.
. ' : k ' D. A. SMITH.
; - Fumltore Dealer, N. Front Street
octgu - ,