,"1
morning. Mondays ex-
biubel every
7
r
jrewmbegUd to rcttlre eonxjatsleatlsa
from our friends on any and all tiblec""
reaeralintarertb; .KA ,iVut
lTnnTr
msil T. JAMES, . , -
The name ol Pe wrifexttnarahraTi U fa,
nlabed to the tktorC ' 'p- " " , j
Commnnlcattoca crust be : tiriUeai ca 'al
Xprro A5D raorareroa.
-...ptiONS POSTAGE -PAID:
I u 11 11 M
sl PM..- months. $2.00. Three
One month, S3 cent.
one aide of the paper. ' V J
PenoealiUetust beaTpkledJ, 'jr
...i.Hreredby carriers free!
V rP?7 trt of the dtr; at the aboe '
T.i
".VL-t tr week.
stood tht thjt ttffitAiW& mi I
.! rat low and liberal. , VHT TTT
WILMINGTON. N." C, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3 1882.
NO. 210
he
lxtjqttUtorlal jo
n.tiU ntxicxo Tuts the tarsal
, f ie ciraihtiion. of any netc'sptpcr j
LOCAL NEWS,
,I2U TQjlWiOVTIUttEMT.
U.ik.-"-11'1
lrItl.B-,twn'it',
,n-n Cotter,
j nurtB-ThcfUt-
M iv."
t. W Tan-v-a!01 1Wok
.sA-Old Ship.
pA.in A C-To Arrive
w-oktii A WouTii-Ciroccrlei .
j if tux-Jvil AUcrtbment. f . ,
j fx a icH-Kflaforcci Shirt
j t MtviHoN-l resU Peaches
2Bu:c.tK Send Me a Leaf.
;v. J Hti'WCK For Early Fall.
t KABKLB-Marketl Down
j U mjuxjuu Another New Lot
Vj Wiio5 MasMsc PuvvGrove
Jai uBi-To Male Home Beautiful
Beo A Uoddicx Shetland Shawla
X A witLABi-Mar?lna Celebrated. .
E sruiMitn A Co Rice riauters
jlrsi BEi-We Hare a Full Line.
rntu ATATLOtt Should You Want,
itirn Jt Pickett Very Best Hams.
Y c xiuxk Turnip and Cabbage Seed
Jso L BoiTWRicnT Bepaeked Lemon?
ii.... n.i..ralfL
rrl H.E. ACaLDtBBaos-Lard. Bacon.
..iRU-Gcneral Commlalon Mer-
jo. w. Goedox BaoInsure Your Cot
t.lGl&.
lhi's length 12 hours and 51 ininnUs.
.... -A. OK minnfoa I
bausct mis aiicrauuu M w
joociocx. .
. . .1- i
The receipts ot cotton at this port yes
Urhs foot up only 2 bales.
Thero"were no interments in Bellevue
Caetcry during tho week.
Zphjr, all shades and colors," at
IUiis's, 30 Market street- t
Only one interment, that of a child,
ia Oikdale Cemetery during the week.
Ouly one aJult and two children were
ialcrrediarinc Forest Cemetery dur
inr the week. ' ' ' ' '
Marrie licenses were issued to two
cxap!cj daring the week, both of who
we re colored.
Fire hundred Shetland shawls, at
IUhn's, 37 Market street. - f
Anjthing in tho hardware line ) can
be found at reasonable priced at Jaco
M'S. t !
We understand that a movement is
oa foot to establish a cotton seed oil
mill in this city.
The steamship Gulf Stream, Capt.
Ingram, from New York, arrived at
ter wharf in this city yesterday morn
We understand that the Greenback crs
will hoM a nominating convention in
te Court Houso to-morrow and will
I ut out a fall county ticket.
" Housekeeping roods. Fine assort-
at HAirs's. 33 Market street. X
a . .
The Jubilee Singing Club will gire
an op?a air concert In the Opera House
l'art to-morrow "night. The Enter
Vrlie Urj$ Rand will furnish the in
rumul uasio and the Jubilee Club
H rea!e their listeners with songs,
IUa,etc. They are six in number
aj are said to sing very nicely.
Foster's 5-hook kid " gloves, worth
1.25. sold for 50 cents, as IIahn's, 33
Mirkct street. .
City UourU
Four colored men were charged with
Wl and boUterous cursing on the
taxis and abasing an officer. They
cre finetl $5 each for the oflence.
They paid $00 into the City Treasury
departed.
Fire hundred pieces of flannel, all
&s, at Hahn's, 38 Market St. t
linrvestloff BJcq.
The rice planters of this section have
wxxl upon a uniform price for har
eitinj rice of -2 per acre, for reaping,
buxJini and hucking. This is equal to
cents cr day for the usual task if
ft ore U douc more s made. They
&ink for good handiiitis $1 per day.
To Builders tfnd others Go to Jaco
b's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
f. lou can get all sizes and at the
est prices.
New Hose lie el.
ThcriHtnix Hose Reel' Company,
No. 1, has been organized with the fol
lowing ofliccrs: ' . !
Jo!m IJradlc3',JForcmau. j
Cornelius Hayes, First Assistant.
Ceo. Pedmou, Second AssistauL
The company. is composed of yomis
colored men of this city, j
Broke iU Toe.
ii' ,
A honkf attached to a cart J hi which
1 '
were . three little . children was left
standing jcsterxlay . aftermxm Ion the
corurr of SevenilanOKr streetsidnkl tobe on fire. V A policWan got
by C.H. Thomas, xT6mfr The horse
iook ii igufc mm uuuuii vii ua a iiui gai-
lrr tlimwinw two nf the childrnn out.'
The animal in his mad career ran the
cart into a wooden awning in front of
Mr. H. UutafTs fitore, knocking it
down. Alio lai msr iimocrs orotc me
big toe of tho child, which was in the
cart, and also cut a severe gash over its
. i.ii ' a I
hurt.
Let Us Have It.
t., ja I
ivaienuuJmkwiBici
effective organization of a Musical As-
sociation, and some or her best citizens
har Pntmrro in the movement. This
is just what is sadly needed in WU-
O.o, I
minPtnnand we hone that some of our 1
prominent citizens will take the matter
: . . ..
inhand.sotnatwemaynayeanassoci.
ation which will reflect credit upon our
a nroll na nrvrin fVio ritv I
uiiuiuu uMcuif r" I
There are many excellent Yocausts anu
IHSiruuicnmusw ""c, uj r""
ana assoaauun, numu umu,
Ptent to render thi Ume music of
the masters
MadDosrs,
AuuMli..
; YterdSy mominZ W dogrushed
into the PostofliCQ and frightened tno
clerks and others' nearly out of their
. . . . i 15'
sion of tne oflice nut wnciuuea, aiier a
wawiWOTKWuwreyrac. -
.... . At
oi mo government au i u .
The dog then went into Mrs Wine
millinery establishment and fribgtened
O.I 1. 1 I 1 1 1.1 1 n VTA I
the ladies very badly The rabid am-
mai was soon uispatcueu u w
hunting grounds of his ancestors.
Another mad dog was killed at the
corner of Front and Market streets yes
terday, morning.
More Greatness.
Capt. Dolly Browning, who is pos-
sibly one ofthe best known men in
gtate,andwho is undoubtedly a very
1 ..l.cAfnA wAlh nt.
puuu.a uc, u4 . 7:::
Has hadnonorssnowercu oniuui
His shoulders are broad and his new
.'.tQ wlfh lvmln? diimitV
. " .
.1 TT ' Vwoon tifttn nfUM
parties Of liaiuax county ior muv
r TTa nn onnosition. ana
- - . .
r . 1 . . a & w .11. -v w
. .til t. :il twiln nn MV
Ml I4n4"iv.w ' . ' ' '
ateninto orfice." We know that he
ru?eafru.pmoer. We Wet
to hear that It is his intention to Tesigu
. . ... At.trr s v T?o;irr.H
m3po3iuonoaiu...?M.-r-7
but trnst he Will, not altogether aesen
his friends in this city, "
!' " Y a s- r V 111
x..,
lion. 11. Ii. unugrro,
spending a few weeics at me mie our
i pnnnti WKifo Rnlnlmr
crrir r " :r;; wMta ininhur
SnrTnia Western Virginia, has re-
turned to the city. V .
I o . ... i
. . .i !.. 1
Mai. F. H. Cameron, of Raleigh, has
been in the City lor several aays pasu uu
a, i .
1 : mils it- I 1
r- r ur - Smith, who was some
Tears" ao Freight Agent at the old
Union Depot in this city but who is
now Freicht Agent at Columbia of the
W. C. & A. lt. R. was in the city yes-
" '
terday. . . . ' '
Mr. E. E. Burruss. wno nas been
quite sick for several days past, is, we
Mnriroe. furniture dealers, has returned
Zntn aTextended trip to the North and
vhwt. during which he purchased
. 1 . l (La Vnrfli anIll
. lse stock ofBOods for the faU nd
winter tr.db.fad made .number ofim:
Icarcs here to-day for New Tork. He
to.rcpbiste
still farther additions to the alreadyrge
cigar manufactory. Ho will be absent
twoweks and wUl engage the services
of fiflccn more cigar makers for his fac-
tory. I '
Mr. A. T.London, of ttownoon a.
Hiimnrll Steam Saw Mills, London, S
C. U on . brief visit to to ti,
in ihia it .
. We are
glad to hear that air. -
to has been so !very sick in
Mvers. who
New York, is reported as ImproTing
porunt connections tor c5"gomTnt,.&e.
thUcity. ' I I;.,;'.,;' - fledot mtncemaSrs, but stales
if t u:i- rfnmnhild& I5ro .i: , tVi fiMflnii corruDtion
The Burning of a Steamer.
Last night, about 11:30 o'clock, the I
alarm of fire was sounded, cansed bv I
the burning of the steamer tanAm, 1 j-
u ii n i Vir-r J
o c. i
ton steamship wharf, between Chestnut
and Mulberry streets. The fire when
i;rvwprHl w hurstinp- tlirouh the
uiscoverea, was oursung uirougn ,uw
deck house, near the bow. The haw-.
sers were soon burned off and the I
on,rinr ,1r?fvl nn ih rirr .and wn
RM..ll.i.1,M .w -tt- rfK
.. . "I- s 'If
ihw.jwu.i.w rw '"Y
of Brunswick street, six blocks' from. I
when! the boat was moored when dls-i
ia a small boat and followed the 1
toT on ner unit kuu suueecuou. iu cc j
Inir lir fmm thft nft.va.1 stora ' wharves I
The fire-department was out and two
of the engines threw streams, but the
steamer . drifted away from . them
as last as tne nose was laiu.
As we write, 12:30 o'clock, the!
boat is still burning and will prove
. . i nt . J 1 II. I
Chas. Wessel, and was insured n a
Messrs. Northrop & Hodges, but for
, -. . u i.
What amount we COUiu uot aswiu.
Tho origin of the fire is not known. 1
' : : 77. . :
Mourning gooas in great auuuuauw,
w ' 1 j ,1 V.v. 4 w I
at uaiin a popular ur, goou uuu
Market street. T
Wilmlmrton Cotton Mills. -
,
We were shown throua;h the Wil-
1YlTnfrtrin rsntton iMills vesterdav by Mr.
. . - , I v i - i. . I
y alter li. Mcxvae, xneanauie oeureuirj i
ftnd Treasurert and were surprised to
coa f ho nrnfininnnv Ol the haHQS. aOOUL
12q numDer, and the excellent quail-
Ly of print doth3 turned out. The mill
is situated on Surry, between Wooster
and Dawson streets. The main build-
.t , A ft- width.
" " "hJ; "it was ; built
, icrr4 , - t monnFature
d ig tho onl mill of
liX tOIll iJLLiO3J v
the kind in the South. The machinery
. Harriss-Corliss
-j
Mfr?nft of 100 horse nower.
Qn Aefiretfloor the spiiminir room,
ia wUch are 37 King gpinning; frames,
, , . snlndles. A steam
B w
. m . 1 .1 un n .nil ntAtolll
on wnicn is me caru twu uu
bom. The company are now putting
in a new Kitson picker, which has all
tho latest improvements, including a
Lord ovener." Adjoining the picker
room is now being erected a mixing
room of sufficient size in which to mix
UlSV.Iao Afnttnn ThA third SLOrV
1 - - - ;
r"" w ' nn(1 nTVSP nt - Verr
a-1" mwj - r - -
busy scene when running. About 2
ArAmn.nmed dailv and
T7wh
Wamiuiurowu vvwj.
I ortttn used in tne mm turns oui.
tv .....
flw, ofthe thread spun lrom it.
r.v 11 Und9
' -a mat r r t-j a r&. w n. i n. ...
iiibow;hmwow''" .
.i.a. t... nf am CAMnit 1A
I ,
none in the country, ineinuiuwuwu
"SfS
- .
nmaa rmndt in rood variety anu at
4 . & ,rwcf
low prices, at a, ,
Col. Green In Pender.
Long Creek. Pender Co., N. C,
September 2, 1882. . ,
September!
DEAR BEVIEW :
EAR BEVDSW : , .
Although bur a short notice preceded
" m. t- tnjUv still n
tiTmssit w
large crow SkSS
i tlHll. irVIU J . - o .
7 r e -.1 .rl .11 worn nn
her best foot forward, and allwere on
Up-toe to hear what ir nextngre-
m introdUOed by Dr. S. S. Satch
I Z. . IlnmnAMtm K
i well unairmaa mo isiuuwiv";
fi. rvimmittee of the couxxty Ama
is the opening gnn of tb jgSWJ2
wnHhv chairman. Col. Green is
a fine speaker. Possessed of a f?UXnd
I, attiarti. nltention on
5? Vnd nvindn by his
na;fatesman-Tike style.
an hoar and a half he.Was
inH hezan by saying that he had chal -
ienged hts competitor to a ioint canvass
pf district, but tto
ire of busi-1
1 1.7a nnmntltnr U B lOIDC CaUVaSa
Srf witF.bili
with.on to .U. ImporUt
Mdiniquitj-0f thj ccX toegpab-
mdSiifalSS:
uVoindood to sit an listen to a speaker
who so plainly and clcuenUrin-
struct us in Impcba.
JSiSj
tax rxjnd question, and he cansed alarm
by his exi alone 01
source oi me cre"w vt. : "r:
the bonds, but ofthe impending
tiwifd
I a n.vmnt hn enforced by tne
as-
cendancy 01 me nepuw
State .
T7
aggressive, tie is accurato iu research
of Faftts nnA finro nnrl v!ilontl v lia
the couraso to maintain his convictions.
Free from all badinaze. levity and stale
JotSr ls of . the d,?maJ
gogue about him, bnt there is a solidity
uvi earnestness pervaiung ma spcccn
and manner that ' secures admiration
and furnishes his hearers with leod for
reflection at the fireside. He is scholar
, .mi !1;arr,nrwT.-nH irincrtkmncrii.
outhas a tendency to heighten the low
standard of political stump speaking.
lnat beloved c old ; ilemocraUe war
w- nail, luaironu Piy
1.1 K 1T11 1
nriiitft'swfidi nf ahant sin hour. Tl e
Colonel was esoeciallT cractical and was
listened: toattentivelj, because we all
nd iMfS?6
Both speeches have done good for the
cause, anu we are nappy u so report.
1 r J ! T, V . W
Bennett-Green Club
at Bur-
.... '.."
saw.
i HntuiLW. n u.Anjr. 3ist t
The Bennett-Creen i Club met at
Farmers liotei in Burgaw on tne -mil
in HE- Jyr. . TV . J. XjUIICMi WBS t
Bland was requested to act as Secretai.
Creamou, .Air.u. A. ffJ"l-!
dent ana Mr. J . ri. jvioore, oecreiary.
rrr?ffvfl nftm.nramPnL4. inv -
tation, reception, finance and solicita-
tion of members were raised.
lt was oraerea Dy ine meeung iaai
lUn muuvuuimna nf tho mBAtinnr h CAnr.
r rfT"0; pV.T0; Zith
reaucst fomublication.
A vote of thanks to Mr. brnith lor an
hnviffttmn tn mppt at his hotel was
opted.
The Club then adiourned to meet on
Unnav SontomVipr t.hn 4 til fit, 10'
, -
-ft T fi Chairman.
I T TJ AfrTfv RvrAtiirv-
AIVlTISE2MmNTS.
It in Pleasant
-
T0 TAKB A TOIP T SMIiroiE ON
the MINNEHAHA. She will leave her wharf
I 1
thl8 mornln 9 o:clock: rarefor .theround
trip W cents.
JOS. BISBEY,
; " Master
septs
Should Ton .Want
A KICK PRESERVING KETTLE CALL at
...nm Vnf Iff lTfA . VTnT? T 4 lfTI rUn
i suuuiiU iuu haax Amwun iit
u . parker A Taylor's.
septS
WeHaveaFnll Line
O
P. DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet
Articles and everything usually kept hi a flrst-
class Drug store.
Our Soda Water still nas
the reputation of be
reputation
lng the best la the city-,
M.VHUO nauo.,
I Pharmacists, Brooklyn
sept 3 ;,
I Thft T.ast
'
.Trv wTTT,amv nv the season
l.iAJmti uaouiw.v.,
next, Music for
I serveu pywiuv
... . . n ui .atb
uerouau uiuwwuhi.
t. ,1 J. W. HAUrJUt. -
Window Shades
-rTnTn cord or spring fixtures.
W 1
I nnhnltprinsr and Mattress making good, on
hand, if work or material is wanted leave
your orders at
S..JEWETT,S,
. 7N. Front St.
sept 3
Send Me a Leaf.
Tnis K ?
HIS IS THE LATEST SONG by Danks,
.4? Mff
thing he has written, not except--silvr
Threads Among- the Gold
I UK ma uaj
4......
nig eyen surer anreaas onS .u- fi
MVew immensely pular.j as this will
. send in jouronlers r j;n(q
1 i muwMuu""--!
Lire Book and Music Store.
Pianos and Organs.
LARGE STOCK
septS . . ...
For sal at
. HEINSBERGER'8-
Eeinforced Shirts.
ppv vnnvr OR HACK.' CONGRESS
Relnlorced 75 cent.
if these popular Bblrta we have sold
1 hundreds of dozens in the city, as weU a
U . . 1l Untfn tA
In the country, ana wemure i w ,-w-
. j. V MmmntA. Tha "Rot
, - . i ... ,
ar.a Wamsutta 8hlrt,;wlth tlOO Hnen front,
U.Boy-a Shirts an sizes, 73c, Night Shirt
75c ' CoL Dress Shirts rrom. c anu jiw. .
Cotton .Drawer. fW 55c. upwards, ueary
' "'I." : " - jki-' wLi rn tivi aeaL 50c
Jeaaa Drawers, double lined on tne eas,wc
Shirts and Drawers made to order at low g
area and a good alwaya gTtarantced.
V, J. ELSBACH,
sept a Prop. WDmtegton Shirt Factory.
, c. P- CV3orriII.
TTNDEBTAKKR. CAJSnffETJMAKEB AND
CJLBPENTEIL Offlce and "Werlc Shop on See-
md street, opposite Southerland; tW:5
uu -
Respectfally solicits oraera sj
pod work, prompt dcllTery ana
tqaapsrarwon
qstishz
every rxspw. vr -
NEW ADVmtTISMENTS.
FIRST
Stock of the Season !
or
FALL GOODS!
AT
pop or,A r DRY GOOD$ HOUSE.
Dress Goods-Dress Goods!
IN ALL SHADES AH D COLORS
... , - !
1 -V FROM THE ;) '
Cheapest tO the BOSt !
rniiil(l.:Li 1 j
iwiUUlllilig viuyujj
FOR EARLY FALL. IN LARGE
- ' VARIETY.
HOUSEKEEPERS . TAKE NOTICE THAT
1 - !
YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR IN
I I TEREST TO LOOK. AT OUR
Towels, Sheeting, 1
J Table Cloths, etc.
500 Pieces 500 Pieces
WHITE, RED AND COLORED FLAN
NEL, WHICH WERE BOUGHT AT
HALF THEIE VALUE
AND WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME.
FOSTER 5-HOOK KID GLOVES WORTH
50 Cts. per Pair
ZEPHYE-ZEPHYR-ZEPHYR.
. . , 1
- . ALL COLORS AND SHADES (AT
j 10 CENTS PER OUNCE.
... (
500 Shetland Shawls 500
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT FORTY
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, at r
HAHKTS,
P- S. The greatest rarlety of Cloakings for
Ladles and Chlldrea's early Jfau wear.
i Don
I -f "
"AW OLD SHIP
: ' : ' : BUT A
NEW CARGO!
IJIHE ABOVE COMMENTS WERE KIND
ly applied to our establishment during a recent
conversation with the clever Editor ot this pa
per. Tne application was maae wmie our
Wft8 through and Inspecting one
or the largest, flnest and kx stocks of
Men,s clothilg evr tatroduCd ta, the
ConffreS8l,nal strict. Friends, we feel an
aversion to any kind of runjxaor blowdto,
but candidly, sobekly ripeaklng, (lucky re-
; - ' , ' ' - ' i ! ' !
fii ma tlon) Wilmington and Its adjuncts hare
never before had the opportunity of looking
upon, handling and buying from such a stock
of READY-MADE CLOTHING as we shall
. ' . ,r"' " ' , ' ; '
exhibit this season. , Our goods are arrlTing
dally, and an lnipectlon of
the same b
earnestly solicited. ' Remember our stock will
be second to none In this section, and we are
aim ( tA mil rnitAmM ami kMtt
i-y- "T . : f
I Fair and Honest Dealing. More anon.
:. " M ' ,-t--..
' OTTEBBOUBG,
' KING CLOTHIER.
r uauuu, '"1 ...w.-wwww.
t fi BOXES SMOKED SIDES, ,
1 fi d. 8. SIDES. , h
3 IIUKU BBOUa DilUliijUbl,
10 Tierces LARD, I
50 BuckeU LARD, ? J
50 Hhds Porto Rico MOLASSES,
75 Bbls Porte. Rico, r , , ;
75 Bbls Cuba MOLASSES. " '
100 Kegs Rice Bird POWDER. J M
100 and Whole Kegs F.C. n n 1
50 Keg3 Blasting, I ... ..
' ft Caes Water-Proof CAPS, s
; 3 Cases Musket CAPS, J 5
', t Cases G. D. CAPS. j
100 Bags SHOT, all sites I .
, For sale by : ,
i m n . n
. 1 ; '
1 sept , ' i.i
NEW' A IYKltTISEMinrT3.
School jBookali ;
I School Supplies!
T A DIES ItAND SATCHEL,"
u . ..jr'M ,,.
V SPECIE PCESES,
, . - . . . i
- j . ' -;.' 1
and a handsome Hoc of Fancy Statlenery.
i
. ...
C. AY. YATES
1 1 1 .
sept S
i . - IBookstor&S
Insure Tour. Cotton: Gins
tN THRtA" ; '-"'V Vi-"
VIRGINIA. -FIRE ; AND MARINE, INS, CO
Assets $60(),qQO.
PIIffiNIX ASSURANCE , CO, 1 OF LONDON.
Assets $5,500,000. 1
JNO. W. GORDON & BBO.', AgenU, (
ang l-St-sun , ... WUtnlngtonj C f
Foreclosure Salb.V:
BY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree of the Superior Court of New Han
over county ,; made ln a cause then pending,,
between Rufus S. Tucker, PlalnUff, and, D. B.
Cowsn, Executor of M. E. 'BrinUey I5. fl
Cowan ana wire bantu . cowan, x. i. auui , -
henny, C M. stcdm&n, and Margaret uepiion,
TUfanJanfo 4Ko nTidoMtamad tH aVvTVkmfslSlinn .
er in said decree appointed, will Mil at tho
Court House aoor in tne city or w limmKvon,
by public auction, for cash, at 12 o'clock. M. .
on Monday. September. 4th, 1882 that lot of;
lanq ln said city, beginning at eonuran inter-
section of Third and Mmlberry streets, ran-
nine thence South on Third Btreet 81 feet, the
East parallel with Mulberry street 119V) feet j
to a brick wall, then North with waU 81 feet
to Mulberry Btreet. and then West with Mul- '
berry street to beginning. The same being tha ;
western part of lots 1 and 2 ln block 195. The
Improvements consist of a largo '.throe-lXory .
dwelling containing 11 rooms, kltcbea, ser
vanta quarters, cistern and all necessary out
houses. WILKKS MORRIS ' -'
i I Commissioner,
aug 6t-t, 10, 16, 23, 27 and Sept Ik- ' . " t :
Vincent & Zimmerman
r.:-
I
a 1
RE NOW ON HAND AND READY TO
f ntnr voiir Loumo and 'nut your Fnrnlture,'
0
Carpets, Windows and Walls ln perfect order t ;
WaIiuva the Unholstcrlns and Mattress raaa
insr material on hand and a nice line of Shade :
ana onaaeuooas ana our an x-iicr ui nv.
im uvn to ia annraci&ted. ' Leave orders at -
septal- s. JEWETTS, 21 N. Trout st..J f
For Kent.
A DWELLING ; HOUSE :WJrTH
8 rooms, West side of Front St.
ncjet door North of Mrs. Morrison's
boarding house, , between Mulberry
and Chestnut streets. .Water works
ln the house and good garuco attac
!septl?S1- GEO. IL KELtte1
T'V
HIS UEAUTIFUL PLACE IS SITUATB ' '
at the 8-milo post on the Shell Road from WU
mlngton; N. C, 10 Rooms' vacant. " 8eitcmberL
Is a delightful month on the bound.. rXg-fiaix'
and oysters In abundance., ' L
t ED. WILSON MANNINQ.'PrWff.!
sept 1
r 4
, : Only A Few Left.-;'".'
' ":. ' - 4. .- j : i .,' I..: ,,;.
WE HAY! 3 ONLY A . FEW OF .THOSE . ,
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS f left, :; "that :W$X1'-
closing out at'eost.
til irjlit
Better call and secure a pair from : Jnoi'V ;
GEO. R. FRENCH A SONS.'l
r - , .... .'. . .j
aug 31
Ano'therNew.IiOt
il-,tl
OT HARNESS AND SADDLES JUST EX
cclred and for sale at reduced prices.,. A iul
- - " 1 :" "vi ; . I ur 1
line of .Trunks and Valises at ptlcet to.'fult "
the times. . . "-v-Uml
Repairing executed neatly - ana wUSl & '
patch.'
J. U. MALLARD,
Successor to MallajHl Jt iJowdenJ'-'-
aug 20-tf f . 1 No 8 FToat.StreeL
PTjR0En: house;
Wri'MTNGTON, If. C , .
I T.' TKTrnYl Prowrtetor. w
Late Proprietor rAUanfle HoteL-Flrrthillxi.
In all IU appointment. Tenns tXM tofX . ,
Only X Small liot-Iioft
. - .v. r 4:4 till -UHrtii iulJHil
o
1
fib
F THOSE NICE UMUrilObMirticb J
wlU be marked down to elo out." I will la a ,
few weeks lay In a larger and wndomer,fi.
stock of MILLINERY and FAKCTvrOOPS"
than! have erer had. . ;l v't: H--;'
MISS E. .ILaX h
aug S3
, . ,d'i.: .1 .t"
John X76fnbr,v5ti
PRACTICAL' GERMAN BAEStS ! ACT,:
I ; PERFUMER,.,.,., J 1'!'
m rAXUTACTCRER 'OF PACXSL1 XT ;":
Jl lantlne. Friction and, IwloAls Lx-i
uTCol5ne. iSSSS'
iimtvcr. lienoTBtwr,
nd iiair Drea ot ercry shade. - 1
aasST j. .
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