THIS PAPER
bU3hed every evening. Sundays ex-
ccpted by
JOSH T. JAMES
EDITOR AS D PROPRIETOR. -uB3CBIPTIOX3
POSTAGE PAID:
rear Six months, $2.00. Three
months. $1.00; One month, 35 cents.
The pai 1)6 deUvcrcd b carriers free
f charge, to any part of the city, at the above
'lor 10 cents per week.
Advcstislng rates low and liberal.
-Subscribers will report any and all fall
to receive thcslr paper regularly, .
& rie ay Rvvtew JMs the largest
iMui fide circulation, of any newspaper
t
faked, in me cuy vj v inningion
"Tliss Mildred Lee. the daughter of
Gen. Robert E..Lcc, is visiting m Bos
ton.
Ex-Senator David Davis and his
wife have gone to Fayettcville on a
ViSl.
"At Springfield, Illinois, a copious
rain full on Sunday, the first shower iri
that section lor nine weeks.
The Democratic primaries in Balti
more resulteAfavorably to R. McLane
fur Governor of Maryland.
In ten years the white illiterate vote
of Kentucky increased 11,000, and the
illiterate colored vote 6,000.
A -Fifth Avenue New Yorker has
paid his neit door neighbor $5,000 not
to lease his house lor business pur
poses. . . . .
The latest returns from- the agricul
tural districts of England show a large
iiuicase in the foot and mouth disease
anion? the cattle
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
h.'H iiisfnictud its president to appoint a
(ounnittce often to direct the cation
exhibition in the Exposition of 1883.
Tito United States naval station at
V.ilk; Tranche in the-' Mediterranean
Jias been abolished, and the last -of the
naval stores were removed on Sunday
Stiventy-uina. gcographic.l societies.
Iislribiited thrtmghout tho world, wore
in existence at the beginniug of the
Var,- with a total membership of 38,000.
A mass was sung in Milwaukee on
Saturday last- for the souls of the 300
persons who perished in the Lady El
gint on Lake Michigan, twenty4laree
yearsago. i
The Boston Globe notes as a curious
fact that when there is a railroad acci
dent the man wno does not at once .call
for brandy is either among the killed or
unconscious.
The investigation of the recent River
dale disaster, in New York harbor, dis
closed the fact that the inspector had
never inspected tho boiler of the boat
He had, he said, merely looked into
that boiler.
The comet discovered by Prof. Swjft,
director of tho Warner Observatory, at
Rochester, N. Y is moving almost
directly toward the earth, and hence it
was impossible to verify it until Sunday
morning, although it was first seen by
him on the previous Tuesday.
i
William D. Ho wells, the noyelist,
is a young-looking man, of middle
height; his hair is cropped short and
parted in the centre ; he wears a short
gray mostache, and his aspect is that
of a student. He shrinks from society
and is of quiet and domestic tastes.
Lord Beaconsfielfl tried to read Ro
mola and could not; yet it is George
Eliot's masterpriece. The Augusta
Chronicle says that Mr. Stephens was
in the same fix with lorna Doone, the
finest production of that remarkable
genius, R. D. Blackmqre. Tastes
differ.
A syndicate in Galveston proposes to
build wharves out to deep water in the
Gulf of Mexico. To do this they will
try to borrow $5,000,000 of the State's
surplus, which" will exceed $5,000,000
two years hence, and will be $10,000,
000 within five years, if the State sells
the school lands.
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Osceola , the great Seminole chieftain,
does not lie in a neglected grave in
Fort Moultrie' ruins, as some -sentimentalists
have been wailling. His
bones were long since removed to a
Charleston cemetery and a monument
rises over them, while only the tomb"
stone remains in the fort..
The Chattanooga Tiinf, citing Ats
lanta as a port of entry, says : "The
enormous sum of $21 was collected
there in the form of duties, on. imports
for the fiscal year ended Juno 30, 1883,
and it cost the government $1,068 to
take in that much or $52 and a fraction
for every dollar collected."
The King of Dahomey is one of those
sable potentates who recognize dear y
enough the Gladstonian distinctness
between a suzerain and a sovereign.
Hearing that the Portuguese garrison
of Whydah intended to cede the place
to the English, he promptly inf prisoned
them all until they promised not to do
so. J--V - . -.:
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VQL. VII.) I1 WILMINGTON. N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
Shortly before hc departure, for Eu
rope Mrs. Langtry itatcdi'that she held
extensive mortgages on property iri
Fifth avenue and other I streets. ; Re
cently the truth of 'the "statement was
confirmed by the filing at the' t regis
trar's office of an assignment 'of several
mortgages tojrs. Lartgtry by William
Boswelllon property in New York, the
consideration being $81,000.
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J no M. Langston, the American
minister to Ilayti, himself a colored
man; the other day spoke to a St. Louis
reporter of Frederick! Douglass thus :
"I must say that ihe is the most im
practicable man . that ever assumed a
leading position in j the affairs of his
race. He has actually, with allj his
splendid ability, accomplished nothing
in all his years of labor."
Alluding to the New Jersey platform
the World says: "This is the voice of
a Democratic State j whose ; electoral
vote is almost! certain to be given to the
Democratic candidates, i It probably
settles the policy of the party on the
tariff question in its i National Conven
tion antl-dUposes oil the hopes of the
visionaries who are dreaming of a dif
ferent result." ! I ! '
New York's howl about the new pos
tal money order; as voiced by a con es
pondent oi the Sun, lis that they are
"mean looking pieces of yeho w paper,"
( if !
liko a circular of somo now soap oc
advertisement of' same quack luedi-j
cine;" that the place of payment is "up
itc !, flight (lf stair." ami that
'the holder haj! to take his place in one
long line to sign his name, and in an
other long line to get the order, cashed.!'
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW IADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates School Booka ! j
Old North State Saloon j
llKINSBEKGER School Books
F C Miller Florida Water, &c i
E II Frkkman Rustic Pictures i
Giles & MCRCiiisoNH-Tin Toilet Sets
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Knights and readies of Jlonor Local ad
B M McIntirk Dry Goods and Carpets
W II Greek Wholesale ahd Ketail DruggUt
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 234 bales1. ! -
There was nothing to report at the
'City Court Roomjthis morning. s j
The tides continue! to be unusually
high, which is indicative f of Easterly
gales at sea. I f ! i ! .
The sewer at the foot of Dock street
has been repaired and the crossing is
now in good condition, j j
Capt. R. P. Paddison says that in the
country in the Point Caswell section is
about all under water, in consequence
of the recent heavy, and long continued
rains. - ' i '
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at JacOiii's Hardware Depot- i t
The Br. steamship' Woodsides, which
arrived this morning, was i the largest
vessel that was I ever brought through
Snow's Marsh Channel Capt, A, M.
Guthrie, of Smithfield, jwa3 her pilot,
Capt. James McGowan, at the North
Carolina Saloon,! keepsj cigars which
are a luxury to smoke and cheap at tire
price. If you are thirsty and in need
of a stimulant he can concoct a bever
age worthy a prince. ' ;
From the quantity ofgoodsi arriving
in the city it would appear that tho va
rious merchants look for a prosperous
season and are bound that their clerks
and salesmen shall have , plenty to do
for the next few months, i !
Mr. E. H. Freeman, has j fitted up
hi3 photographic rooms very neatly and
they are as cosy as need be desired. In
this issue he invites tho ladies to visit
the rooms, when thcy are shopping,
where they can restj themselvesi -
Black River and jthc streams tribu
tary lb it are reported as being higher
than has ever been known before! The
bridges on many of the Istreams have
been washed away and tjie country is
inundated in ! every direction, and; a
largo portion! of the crops jab under
water. - - i i ! I m i .
"When the night wind bewaiietlil. the
Fall of the year,";
as it did last night,
"And sweeps from the forest- tho
leaves that are sere," ' j -:. i
as it has. been doing for soiuetime past,
it begins to be time to lay ip a stock ol
Winter fuel, before the price gets above
the reach or ordinary mortals. 4 - ; .
Knights and Ladles of ilonor.
Regular meeting this (Thursday) eve
ning. Full attendance desired. ; It .
The celebrated 'Fish Brand GilU
Twine is sold only ; at Jacobi's I IanI
warsDepct. . : . -. - '
Renting: th Stalls.
The unoccupied stores, stalls and
spaces under the control of the Com mi t-
teen Markets and Fees.of the Board of
Aldermen, wereofieied for sale at pul
lie auction at 1 o'clock this afternoon,
with Mr. Seth Davis as tho auctioneer.
The sale took! place at the New Market
House, the first being for premiums for
choice of stalls 1, 3 and 5 in the Fifth
Ward Market House, the rent of which
is fixed at $5 per month. Mr. Solomon
Reeves bid $16 for the first choice and
selected stall No. l. . Mr: O. H. Ken
nedy took stall No. 3 at a premium of
$10, and Mr. Solomou Reeves took
stall No. 5 at a premium of $7.50.
Vegetable stalls 2, laud G, the rental
of which is fixed at $2.50 per montb,
were then offered for premium lor
choice, when Mr. O. H. Kennedy took
stall No. 2 at a premium of $2.50 and
stall No. 4 at a premium ot $1. Stall
No. 6 was sold to ' Mr. George Pear
man at a premium of $1.
The premium for vegetable stall No.
1. of the Fourth Street Market, the rent
of which is fixed at $5 per month, was
thn offered and i was sold to G. E.
Sampson for $1.25. The privilege of
spaces 3 and 4 in the yard of Fourth
Street Market was then offered and
b.ith were sold to Mr, T. A. Watson for
50 cents each per month.
Beef stalls Nos. 13, 15 and IG, hi the
New Market, the rental of which is
fixed at $8 per month, Were then offer
ed for .the premium for choiccj S.
Merrick secured No. 13,-- for which he
paid a premium of $2.i The other two
were not sold. Vegetable stalls 2. 3 and
4, the rental of which is fixed at $G per
month each, were then offered and No.
2 was sold to S. Allen for a premium of
$ 1 ; No. 3 to A. J . Blackman for 50 cents
aud No. 4 to J. D. Davis for 25 cents.
The drug store, on Front street, -occupied
by Mr. J. H. Hardin, was .rented
to ihim again at $15 per month, who
also rented the room he now occupies
on the "second floor! at $1 per month.
The store on Front street, occupied by
Adam Brown, was aain rented to him
for $16 per month. The store occupied
by Capt. j.'L. Boatwright was again
rented to him at $17 per month. jThe
room In the Southwest corner of the
building, on Water street, was rented
to Mr. J. R. Melton for $7 per month:
the centre room on Water street was
rented to Mr. W. J. Mott, for $5.25 per
month ; the Northwest room, occupied
by Mrs. Rhoda Carter as a restaurant,
was again rented' to .her! at !$17 per
month. A room on the second floor,
on the East end of the building, .was
rented to Mr. K. L. Winner, its present
occupant, at $1 per month. Vegetable
stalls 5, G, 7 and 8, the rent of which is
fixed at $4 oer month, were then offer
ed for the premium, but there were no
bidders and consequently no sale.
Tho Three Gent Stamps.
As the new postal law reducing the
irate of postage on letters to all parts of
the United States to two cents goes into
operation October 1, there is unnecess
sary discussion about the "redemption'?
of three-cent stamps and stamped en
veiopes, which are not used before that
date. The three-cent stamp will beuse
ful in a variety of ways after it ceases
to be required for the usual single-weight
letter. It will be 'convenient to use
where three ounces are required! or
where triple postage, is needed on a
letter, or with a two-cent stamp on a
foreign letter. Instead of needing to
be redeemed as useless, the three-cent
is likely to be missed as a convenient
denomination with which to . make
higher combinations in value.
i The Associatiou.
The Eastern Baptist Association will
convene at Bethlehem Church, in Cain
tuck township, Pender county, on the
Tuesday after the first Sunday in Octo-f
ber, which will be October 9th. The
people of that section, with the hospi
tality for which 'they have ever! been
noted, are making ample preparations
for the comfort and accommodation o
visitors. ; During the meetings, wmcn
will probably be continued until : the
following Sunday, the steamer John
DawsonvrM make daily trips from this
city for the accommodation of those who
may desire to attend, and the fare will
bejmaterially reduced, as may, be seen
by advertisement which will appear in
due season in the Review. . .
Capt. R. S. Radcliffo aad wife returq
ed from their trip to the ; Western- part
of the Stale last night mucli. improved
in health. - , -
To Builders and others-- Go to J aco
bi's for Sash, Blind3 and Doors, Glas?,
c. Yea cztl get all tlzci cr.d fit tl2
l(wfte wvfs ...... . , , ,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRY GOODS AMD CARPETS I
A more attractive stock
. iwe! have ever shlown, and ,
OUR PRICES WILL BE LO WER !
. 1 , Til AN AT ANYTIME IN THE PAgT. 4
FURNISHING GOODS :
CARPETS we can sell at lower
time since wc have been in the business.
... ' . ' . - ' x Respectfully. ' ) - ( . .
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sept 20, 1883 i .
Exports Foreigrn. ' '
. Ger. brig Diana Capt. Schroeder,
cleared to day for Falmouth, Eng , for
orders, with '1.G00 casks spirits turpen
tine i and 31)0 barrels rosm;: valued at
$29,600.80. shipped by Messrs. Alex.
Sprunt & Son. 1 1
AUKiirlit.
Messrs Kirk wood j and Ilewes,
United Slates Inspectors ol Steamboats
for this district, are in the city, and
this morning inspected the steam yacht
MnniehaJut, which we are glad to Ieurn,
they found all right, she having success
fully withstood all the tests! applied.
They will leave to morrow, i
S . Not Siistuiucd.
One of our policemen was arrested
yesterday and carried before Justice
Millis on a charge of assault and bat
tery preferred against him by a colored
man whom he ha'd arrested the ' day
before. 1 After investigating the case
the Magistrate . found that the police
man was acting simply in the discharge
of his duty under the law and he was
discharged, while the . prosecutor ' was
mulcted in the costs. , -t 4
Direct Trade. !
The. British steamship Woodsides,
Capt. Jenkins, arrived here this morn
ing from Philadelphia, consigned to
Mr. C. P.. Mebane. The Woodsides
is a brigtnline rigged iron screw steam
mm m ' m . m
snip ot 1.771 . tons buraen, ana is,
we believe, the largest vessel that ever
visited this port. , She., will '.load with
cotton at the wharf of the Wilmington
Compress Co., and will be followed by
others if freights offer in sufficient quan
tities to warrant. '
The New! Hotel.
Capt R. P. Paddison has just had
completed at Point Caswell a hotel for
the accommodation of visitors to that
thriving town. There are several par
ties negotiating for its lease, but it is
not yet determined who will be the
first landlord to open a hotel there. ; It
will , be a great convenience to the
traveling public, aside from tending
to give dignity and character to the
place. . Point ' Caswell is bound to
boom. " . r
For Offices.
We learn that the i Carolina Central
Raiiroad Company have' , bought the
property on .North ; Front " street i now
occupied by Mrs. JIorriiou, as a board
ing house, and will convert the i same
into offices for their use.- We could not
learn the price paid nbr any , 'other
particulars regarding the . purchase. It
is a desirable location and can be ar
ranged with a very little j trouble so as
to make comfortable and convenient
offices. , - 1 . . t '
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Air. M. Piper, of Toronto, Canada,
states that the coDqueror of pain, St.
Jacob's Oil. is the most certain cure for
rheumatism. , , . t.j ; ... , ; "4 n,Vf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TIN TOILET SETS.
KEEP TITE L4KQXST : A3TD REST
selection of TIN BEDROOM SETS in the
place Call and get prices before baying
eUewhere. , . , K, 5
! Giles & Itlnrcliisou.
sept 2) ; lUurchlson Block
Rustic Pictureo-
SOMETHING 1IANDSUXE . AHD .NLy.
Come In iwl let Ux: Gronenberg: itke one of
yn loa wUl aever get a prettier or more
Iteevutsg yAcfxiili3 1 iOidr iixUHry . & always
- , I "" ' ' "
opea t9 the public. G&ll apami lee uj wheth-
cr yon want mm jthiog or vtoU Jjxdiem will fin4
cur Ceee piicm Koon a nice toe to rt n hen j
down town horrti. All are cartlU'-lj 1-
Tited.
jr T.-iOr-WrscIl 1
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20. 1883. NO. 224
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
in every department i tlian
IN . GEE AT yiEIETZ 1
prices, in yard wido goods, than at any
'5 Wait a few days and we can suit you.
4
R; M. RIcIWTIRE.
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Smokes.
k. MICO AND SAIiATOGA-13 cts. Cigars
JOliy Thought, White Cloud, Hoodlum. Liver
Pill, Southern Star, and Our General, tho best
5 cents Cigar, made ' . , . . , . .
Cood Liquors, Draught Beer, JE-cJ "
- ; OLD NOUT1 1 bTATJfi SALOON. ,
sept 2j
Baltimore & Wilmington
a.
Steamship Line.
Steamer RALEIGH,
it - '
(5apt. littlffield.
Will sail from
BALTIMORE,
SATUKDA Y5 SEPT. 22d.
-. ' ANE FROM
x,3yri3srcrT03sr,
THURSDAY, Sept. 27tli,
1 . . 1
For Freight Engagements, apply to
A.:i. CAZAUX, Agt, ,
I Wilmington, N. C.
ANDREWS, & CO., Affts.,
. S. W. Corner Light and German Sts , .
sept 19- , i Baltimore.
IS - l.,'..-. 1 ...
New Furniture Warerooms.
A T NO. 20 GRANITE ROW, SO. FRONT
St., I have opened with what I think Is a well
selected stock of j
Furniture and Bedding,
i -Embracing many new dcslgtis Iff
Bedroom and Parlor Suits.
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i Our aim shall be to deal fairly and Bqnarcly
with all, and respectfully ask a share of the
puoiic patronage, courteous treatment guar
anteed to all who favor me with a calL .
ll septlOaf THOMAS C. CRAFT. Agent
i; : - Found;
i POCKETBOOk CONTAINING A Small
sum of money and 3 "return ticket from - Old
Point to WilralDirton. was found In a "car on
the Mount Washington R. K., a few davs
since. Fuji particulars as to recovery made
eeptl7-3t i
J. L. WINNER,
PHOTOGRAPHIC-ARTIST; : ' '
New Market, Wilmington, Ni C.
HaTincr purchased the enUre outfit of Mr. J.
J Burnett,, 1 am now prepared to execute or
ders for Photographs, of all styles, sizes and
prices, with dispatch and skill. I hare had
twenty years experience In the business and
will guarantee satisfaction In all cases. A call
Is respectfully solicited. - sept-13 ly -
Cape Fear Academy
o
PEN8 MONDAY, ; OCTOBER IsL' ilta
voung men and Toya for Business or "Colleire
nstxtictlon thoronsrh. - Fall corra of teaetiers.
Patronage baa steadily, increased alnc lu
opening. Parents will please enter sovs at
berinninsof term. -See catakirues fn Book
Stores. . .WASHINGTON CATLETT. - t
septl2wl: 4 . - Principal .
Rev. Daniel Morrelle's
Eulisli . -and Classical
: m . . . 1
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School,
IllE : TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SES
tolON will begin, D. V.; TritfRSDAYj the
fourthil OeiobeVv
tept 17 if
Ei!Gi-Blair,-.; j v.-
Q.ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
T . No- 19. INurth Seon.l Street,
- Wlicilnton, K. C
SoV.rlu eons!irnmest3of all kinls of Country
rroiUe.. io priesan'l quick returns tiar-C;
cr.ud. V.'ill u :.!,-toct;er ULiikcu ua-:
n --u
W e will be glad to receive eccantmieatlon
from our friends on any and " all sub j ecu
general Interest but r 1'
The name of the writer most always be fu
nlahed to the Editor.- i' " t J ; 4 " : -
oommunicauons must be written em j cnl
one aide ot the paper. J 7 - "-
Person&liuea must be avoided.
And It Is especially and particularly end
Ptood that tho Editor docs not always endbx
the views ot corrcspomlen ia snlosa ' so staU.-
In the' editorial oolumna. . , . " !r
EW AJyERTISEMHNTS.
MRS. S. J. BAKER,
; 1215 Market St., -
i Millinery Emporium.
JO BRANCH HOUSE, BTJT TIIK GREAT
CENTER la the MUlinery Dcpartnicnt. shall
lo recelvieg f or the next two months, weekly,
from tho lClh bepUmbcr, . . t r
EVERT CLASS OF GOODS IJI MY JJXE
r
..' selected by myself, of the most' approved :
stylcsi and newest patterns, and will sell them
for CASH AT THE LOWEST FIGURES. I
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have secured the services of the most Artistic
Trimmers in the Northern Cities and will
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give my patrons. the benefit of their skuli Tho
Ladles of Wilmington aremoVtl respectfully
Invited to call and examine my. stock before
making any purchases. ;
POIJTE LADY" CLERKS will be In attend
ance w wan on tncpi. ; . t - , , . , .
i 'lAmisr UNDERWEAR A SPEdALlY
also Toys ard Notions. 1 , j ,
5 My establishment wni be flrst-elaas Irs
every department. "-, i i
w umingiou, ell iz, jssi." ',.
Just Received
II
cAin
r HAVK JUST RECEIVED Bit STKAMEI
I ..: . 1- "r. :f ,. ' ir . 1 I , -
a. large lot of HAT.- tmttablc for! Schcl llats:
A nice assortment of COLORED' STRAWS,!
Milan and Canton.for Ladies' Fall wear-f latest
ttliuica. , - - ' - . . - t-. v
JASU RIUBONS anl all other widths aud
mialltie. ' - , i r
r nu une ti naniwercmcrnUk nnl Linen,
titjves Kld.'Sllk and IJjflc. - . .. . jp
Parasols and Neckwear. ; ! '
Am selling the alove at very reasonably
pr'ces to make room for a large stock of Fall .
and Winter (jixxls. , j-,
stamping! and Hair work done promptly, li
Agency Universal Faslilon Co'x Patterns. '-'
- ' .. . - Respectfully, t . ; . i,;.- '
MISS E. KAIlltER,
sept 10 , EXCHANGE CORNER :
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
I A DIES AND CHILDREN'S HATS "
' i BONNETS, LACE TIES and
. " -j i BOWS AND RIBBONS,
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In all the latest styles. L' - ' j ., . "
'Orders from the country promptly filled and
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satisfaction guaranteed. if
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My patrons will find It to their Interest to
call and examine. ' ..
MRS. S. J. BAKER,
122 MARKET STREET. ' j
Rsept 10 ' ; ..m ,.,.- . J ,
School Books I i j
! m School Books;!
T710R ALL SCHOOLS IN THE STATE.' i A
liberal discount to Merchants aud Teach-
ers.
Slates, CopyBooks, Crayons.
r
. oiruna ana uaars. i
Paper. Pens. Pencils, ink. Rnlen Art
, Parents will please send their children to i
i HIINSBRGERaSf
PIANOS &ORGANS
gOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES AT
HErNSBERGER'S,
rept 17 Lire Book and Music Stores
William II. Cfrecn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG G 1ST, i
117 MARKET STREET. I ill
I CARRY A FULL LINE OF DRUGSj
FANCY GOODS. &c. and have facilities for
offering Inducements to all who use or har.dic'
Medicine.
OoblBeer,
: '' -Best Liquors, r '-'
. Finest I Cigars,
A T THE OLD NORTlI STATE SALOON.
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Drop in and try the Tar-Heel's Mixtures, 'i
sept 7 . ' i , .
For Fall & Winter Comforts
IN THE HOUSEHOLD LINE, -,
Goto:
? - PARKER A TAYLOR'S.
ear Pnre Wmta on.,; -4
' sept 17
AC2"Tsi
THIRST CLASS FREE HAND PORTRAITS
la Crayon and Pastel, finished In tho finest
stvle. Very popular, taking the pUrotoil
ahd Water Colors everywhere, onlers will
will reeetve prompt attention. Katurrbut
guaranteed. j
ORIN T. THOMAS, Artbjt, .
. '. V '"v.; . SBroaJwar.N. Y.
Addreua 144 West 231 sL. N. Y. . . 1
septn-tf - - -. t . ;t .
Fall Hate,
L
Al IKS COLORED STRAW HATS' AND
114 S NETS. KCHOOL II ATS. NECKWEAR
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