THIS PAPER
UIlBbed every evenly. Sunday, ex
pa'
ccptcd by
JOSH T.JAMES,
BDirOB AD PROrKIETOB.
.--oil.TIONS POSTAUE
PAID:
SIX montns, xnrec
A.m or ...
. . - aa
.... rear H-""
.v,a 100; Onemonia.wwu
m oner will be delivered by carriers free
? any part of the city, at the above
fl'iTlO cents per week,
cstisias rates low and liberal.
Subscribers will report any and all fall,
to receive their paper regularly.
rti7y Review has iJie largest j
n rrila.f.nn. of aifa newspaper
tana P"""- . m
fished, intheatytf Wilmington.
Tcropstolreland are first-rate this
year- j .
Texas is said to be the "com ins great
State of the Union." . . -
Ex-Governor Cham berlain repudiates'
Mahone. 1oor
Gen. McDowell i3 rapidly improving
and is out j. r
The window glass workers of Pitts
bur" bave begun their strike.
D .
Rumor hath it that Roscbe Conkling
my take Lapham's place in the tsenate.
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- According to Puck, Jay Gould has a
corner on hell. Maybe, it is a warm
one.
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The new comet is very faint and far
beyond the reach of the naked eye. It
is round and has no tail.
In consequence ot the railroad war
the lare from Chicago to St. Louis is
now reduced t one dollar.
Streel.be-ging has become such a
nuisance at New Orleans that the police
1,-ve been ordered to arrest every men
,iicant they can find. The miserable
wretches are sent to the almshouse
IVnjinim F- Butler 'is one i-f 1he
ji latt'S to the Democratic State Con
vention from the Sixth Ward of Lowell,
Mass.
..jf
Whitelaw Reid, ot the New York
Tribune is talked ot as Itepubliean can.
dihate tor the United. States Senate
from New York.
A Walker (Ga) county woman, who
has misbehaved herself, claims that she
was -'conjured with the left hind foot of
a graveyard rabbit."
The New York Journal of Commrce
thinks an inquiring Democratic admin
istration willl find serious defalcation
in the United States mint. Likely
enough.
M. Ferry says that the Royalist party
in France consiss of about 3,000 nobles.
1.000 would be nobles, thirty bishops
and a tew thousand priests, monks,
snobs and sycophants.
George W. Ryan, a leaper in Bar
rett's circus, while attempting a double
summersault, Thursday afternoon, at
'Effingham, III., fell, sustaining injuries
from which he died at midnight.
Bradstreets report 177 failures in the
United States during the past week, 41
more than the preceeding week, 36
more than the corresponding week of
1882 and 81 more than the same week
U881.
Mr. Albert Fink, the railroad "pool"
commissioner, is much amused with the
notion that the government shall own
and control the railroads of the coun
try. He secrhs to think that there
would bo a good deal less trouble for
the railroads to own and control the
government.
New York city Republicans arc not
very strong party men. About eighty
five per cent, of them neglected to take
any part in the primaries Jast Friday.
They probably thought that there was
lua use in wasting time over the matter,
as the State is certain to go Democratic
this Fall.
The Boston Herald wants Mr. Tilden
to take the stump m Ohio in support of
Iloadly. In that way the Herald
thinks Mr. Tilden can satisfy the
country that his physical condition is
all that Henri Watterson says it is.
The trouble in carrying out such apian,
however, is in Mr. Tilden's voice. He
can't speak above a whisper.
The Review, in common with nu
merous other papers in the South, pubs
lished from the New York World a
report ot an interview with General
Beauregard, wherein Butler was eulo
gised by hat gentleman for having
granted a pass through his lines at New
Orleans in lRfii lor Gen. Beauregard
to visit his sick wife.- Iti3 strange that
we should have overlooked at the time
the fact, of which we have since been
reminded, that Butler was not in com
mand at New Orleans at the time the
pass is said to have been issued. Either
Gen. Beauregard or the World reporter
must have confused dates or names, as
at the period spoken of Butler was
bottled up at Bermuda Hundreds, prob
ably employing his leisure In laying
plans for the explosion of his harmless
powder boat under the walls of Fort
f Fisher a few months later, v .
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VOL. VIIJ WILMINGTON. N. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Gebhard told a New York friend, just
before starting tor Fans, that up to date,
the calla lily from the island of Jersey
had cost him $175,000.'
The World calculates that, by recent
reductions, the Times loses $G0O and
the Tribune $3do per Iday. Luckily,
Ihey can afford it for a season ; j
11. B, Hayes, Shaving- been, elected
president of something in Saratoga, the
New York Journal think3 that his op
ponent must have been counted out.
. Oakes Ames,; nominated as Lieu.
tenant-Governor of Massachusetts, is
held up to scorn ' by the j Springfield
Republican as an alleged
thief, j j
forger
and
The Luther Festival will be celebrat ed
with much pomp at wdrms on the
3 Jth of October, when there will be a
procession representing the , chief
epochs in his life! j ! .'
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The New Orleans Times-Democrat
expresses the opinion that ; the cotton
crop of 1883-84 is owned by the pro
ducers, and will leave more surplus
money in the cbuutry than ifiiy cotton
crop of receut yeatsJ I
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There is a citariec that the Democrats
will carry Minnesota this Fall. Their
candidate tor Governor i Adi.lph Bier
man, Nowegian. There are 35,000
Scandinavians in the State, arid at least
half of them will vole the Democratic
ticket this year for the first time, j
i J
The movement; which was iccently
started (through the columns of the
News and Obscrverl vie think, to tn-
dow a home for disabled Confederates,
is already assuring some magnitude.
It is made in a cause wliich should be
very dear to the! hearts
tot all true.
Southern men and women and must
surely succeed.
Ever since the war
we have been rendering our meed ot
remembrance' & the names of those
gallant souls who sleep the
Ions sleeD. i forgetting that the
living
claims
as well j as
the deal have
upon our demotion , and sym-
pathy. We would
not detract - one
care which; is
iota irom the loving
iven tothe graves ot our dead heroes
but we think that it is our! duty to care
for the livinsr as welliasithe dead, and
surely we can do both
The ftcios and
Observer says ;
The offerings
for the
Confederate
home now are as follows : An Edge-
comb gentleman, $100; 11 U .bccles,
Tarboro Soidhernir, $100; A Raleigh
Major, $100; David Pender. 5100.
This foots up $1.000 ; We want other
subscriptions to come in without delay
now that the ball is fairly started. And
in thislconnectiori we wish to say that
when a sufficient amount has1 been
subscribed a meeting of the sub
scribers will Be called, and they
willcrganize, select directors and take
the necessary steps; to carry out uieir
design. But even at this jearly day it
may be well enough to J suggest that
inasmuch as our wounded soldiers will
in the course ot ycarb pass away, thc
fund can, after its particular purpose
has been served, be appropriated by the
subscribers to some other noble charity.
What disposition should beimadc of it
when the old soldiers have been cared
tor will be for the ; subscribers to say,
but we would suggest that there be a
further trust in lavor of some charity,
to be determined by the donors.
The GraDSirers.
Mr. H. O. Devries. Master. Patrons
of Husbandry of Maryland. say3: I
tried the wonderlul remedy, fct. jacoos
Oil. on a mare ot rnine, badly crippied,
and a few applications restored her to
soundness. I was attacked niyselt witn
rheumatism, so severe it I was agony
itself. Three applications of the great
pain-cure completely cured me.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW .ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates School Books
The A. M. E. Nrmtl School
Hkinsbkboeb School Books
F C MILXEK Florida Abater, &c
W H Grkkm Wliolesalc and Retail Druggist
The receipts ot cotton at this port to
day foot up 466 bajes.i j ! i
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Thelvaleigh Visitor iaysi that the
street parade of Sell's Bros, circus was
the finest it ever saw.;
The Br. Steamship fakus. which
arrived yesterday, will ! take Iierj cargo
of cotton at tne Champion Compress
Co wharf. v 1
It is said' that the
Brooks
conic t.
recently discovered, will be
visible
to
the naked eye along
to as. It can now be
good telescope. I j
towards Christ
seen through a
Mr. J, D. Smithdeal, after an ab
sence from the city during the Summer
months. Has returned and will i-emain
through iheVinr."j:;He?wiH be. as
formerlv, at the nrasic roonis of Mr. P.
Heinsberger.
What is the use of waiting to join a
society lor the encouragement of plain
ness in dress? Every woman who dress
cs in a simple, economical, elegant way
is a whole society in herself, and helps
to create a fashion which it
will be a
credit for all women to follow.
Thanks to John F. Shackelford, Esq,.
Secretary, fora card ta the Edgecombe
Fair, to be held at Tarboro on October
30, 31 and November 1st and 2nd The
Association offers $7,000 in premiams.
The sports will consist .of first-class,
racing, bycicle. chartbt and foot race?.
A grand military drill will take place
during the progress of the fair, - besides
many other attractions.
Handkerchiefs are now made to
match each toilet. If the dress is of an
apple green and dark green combined ,
the handkerchief must have a centre of
the light green linen and a border of
the olive green. Some new handker
chiefs are cut in an octagon and have
the days of the week in each of the
seven- corners and" the name
owner in the eighth.
of
Laid Up for Repairs.
We regret to learn that Capt. A. M.
fylvin of fhn. sta-impr .Tnh.ti Damsmi.
, . . . f . . .
is connncd to nis nouse oy sickness.
At last reports, his health w.os improv-
ing, and we hope that but a short time
ivlll r1inso hrfrr ho is acrain ah his nnsit,
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ot duty. In the meantime Captain
Paddison is in command of the boat..
To Stay.
ProtJ Noble, superintendent of
the!
graded schools of the citv, returned last
night iafter a brief absence, during
which lie has visited the schools
of
i 4i f r ,l irnnA only as the oldest white fire organiza
some of -the cit.es of the est and tionin Nolth Carolina; but W of
i ortu west ana uecome acquainted wuu
the methods adopted in teaching among
them. ' The schools here will open on
Monday next.
M I . J. 1 . . A . . 1 1.1 I..vVl
Ihe autumnaL equinox does notoccur
on the 21st of Sentember. as is often
supposed, but it occurs about the 23rd
of September. The vernal exuinox
.
occurs on the 21st of March, and the
sunnnsition that the two are exactlv
1 l ,
n,nnfh nnarh mavlbn Inad fn nrrnr.
The name takes its origin from the
fact that when the sun d asses through
tha nlnno nf fhft plAfial ftntmtflr. thai
-
davs and nights are!of eaual length in
oil r,!,HcI nf.hA world Thp AnninnoMoi
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points, or those where the celestial
pmififnr and enlintirt interseet eao.h
other, are the first noint of Aries andkn( ,n,i Mn-M thom in
thp firsh noinfc of T.ihra - The sun enters
a
t.hfi l first on thn 21st of March and enters
the latter onor about the 23rd of Sep-
tmnhn.v. Ahnn! thP. timp. of the eon -
wwa.-w. - i
nox violent storms mry always be
looked for. . j ' !
None ii) Ours.
t
Wtiile workmen were engaged in
setting a telephone pole at the corner of
Market and South Water street, this
morning, and while two of the men
were aloit.it became necessary to sway
the pole backward and forward in or
der to settle it deeper into the hole which
. , , , . .
good many lookers-on who thought the
... t , ,f,
Dosition of the two men who were aloft
was perilous as they were swayed back
.u.-
auu ionu. hull .uciucu uiu uui sccui lu
mind. At last the mail who was near
est the ground lost his grip and slipped
down about a dozen feet before he re
covered it, while 'the spectators stood
in breathless suspense, expecting to see
him tali to the earth seriously injured
, , AnA ,. lM;,iQ
however, and descended the .remainder
' . , -.
of the distance as unconcerned as
Chough nothing had happened.
Twenty-Four O'clock.
The railroads are moving to have a
new standard of time adopted that will
soon throw us into the big figures, and
to see a man pull out his watch at noon
and say "it's 24 o'clock," will be no un-
usual thing. The theory is the estab-
lishment of a time; standard," as the
railroad men term it. to be put into
L... n t-L :i -i
operation vn an lue rauruaus m uic
oonntrv. The nronosed standard would
simply add tht hours after midmght to
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12, so that 11 o clock m the ciorning
i -1-1 1 1 M U-
womu uc o u,yUU1u u
'Z O ClOCK
The dials of clocks would
be made into twenty-four divisions of
time, and the troublesome A. M. and
P. M. would be avoided. Uniformity
and certainty in the tnovement ol trains
in all parts of the country is one of Ihe
nxpaipst advantages claimed for the
uaa -,i-.isfip-'irt-if
time tables thkt the public would be
;ir frtoroJrpnnd-.nnrp.iaie would
IU1VA ww,. rM
follow. , 1 : : . -
For Pocket Knives or Table Cntlery,
to .TtroM' Hardware Depot, t
Ill
The Hook aria Ladder Kecep-
At halt-pact 3 o'clock, yesterday af
ternoon the Howard Relief Steam Fire
Engine Company No;. I, and WiU
mingtoaSteanrFire Engine j Company
No. 1, formed in line and. preceded by
the Wilmington' Cornet Concert Club
and accompanied by their engine
escorted the Wilmington Hook and
Ladder Company; No. 1, to the City
Hall, the latter Company being also
accompanied by their new and splendid
truck. Arriving at the city Hall the
several companies wheeled into linet
when, after a short; pause, Capt. C. D.
Myers Chief of the Fire Department,
came forward and delivered the follow
ing appropriate speech : i
j Capt. Quince, Officers and Members of
Wilminqton Hook and Ladder Com
pany: It is to me a great pleasure to
stahd here and give hearty welcome and
congratulations to jnau and your Com
pany in your successful efforts to bring
to our city a new and improved truck.
It is a much needed addition to our
force and must be appreciated , not
only by our "City Fathers," but by all
who have the best interests of our Fire
Department at henrt. j
(gentlemen ot ihq.llook and Ladder
Company: I have served both in the
ranks and as an officer under command
nl thn i'pi! pnian von have honored in
gvi-Kourtril;k-lhe hamJoff .Tv0JER
jviooKE, ' and the recollection of that
service is always of the . mosfr pleasant
nature i
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iS till OIU WUlMIIg
of your
Com nan v. and as the new Chiet ot the
Fire Department, I bid you in the name
of all true firemen, a most hearty vvel
come.
Your fire record is untarnished. Alj-
ways prompt and never falling in any
duty , I am sure now that your enort
will be to make even a higher mars
for the good oUl Company ; to rank not
tw best Gf the kind in our beloved
South. . .,
Having reached this point in his
speech, Capt. Myers was handed a
hnti 1ft of chamnasrne . which he broke
"
with the n&m'0P the Soaer Moore, tie
f(,iiw0Uin.
1 blilil VUlUUSU KT J i UUJitln .
. "Gentlemen otthe Hook and Ladder
Company, His Honor, the Mayor of
our citv. will ereet vou."
xrtnr- nolla tjorn ncU for Mav-
1 w "
, VIA'U' ,.VW W m.mj
tt,i f,o in o
brief speech congratulated the Hook
t nW rnmiwnT rioartilv unon
I 4 ft. J M JUUUWt l W m-rmrw
. nA aLo ;n worrli
r ;of onrlofinn M its nasfe . a
r.,ic . uL;nw t.T ithA
MCCl Ul , iv-o
pr0mise that in his official capacity he
I An avowfhincr wif hin hi nnwp.r
I IIS UUI UUIAqVi u uuwu.Mejw vw I
ui i,---0 onA cplF-con'fip-
I t
Gol. Rocer Moore, former Chief of the
c:.. ta mnf- hor. ollpr1 nnon
i r nil i7cui llu cub. iTaa buvu ---.v v-iw--
who resDonded bv manifesting his ap
preciation of the compliment and hon
or conferred upon him by giving
: their
new and handsome truck his
name.
He also spoke his gratitude to the two
companies who had .tendered this re
ception to the company which it was
once his pride and honor to command.
and to those officials and citizens who
had manifested an interest in the wen-
being and well-doing of the Fire De
partment of Wilmington. i ;The speech
-..rv,.. - - .
es were very Appropriate ana -were re
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Wlth aPp.lausf,
Ihe companies t!
formed into
colunins and paraded through several
.r iL. n( tlin nif ir and oarfoinlv
presented a nne appearance, tne men
lu.v- tu mn.;0';th tfio snrino-
fnrr plastin. aterj of vounsr. vifforous and
healthful manhood, such as could do
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noble dutv when danger called.' The
parade closed with a halt at the Little
v . . f . .... .. t
I dtnnt Pn-inp Hn isp .'in rtnp nail o
L,:
Wmcn a DOuniuuus uuiuuuu, iwuipu
mentary to the Uook-ana judder
Com Dan v. had been prepared. Arriv-
- g
ins- in the hall. Catt. John Cowan, in
behalf of the two companies who ten
dered the reception, made a ' brief but
I eloquent speech of welcome to the
Hook and Ladder Company, at the
close of which all present partook of
the splendid feast that was awaiting
Ithpfn. and to which thev did ample
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justice. -M any toasts were uiauh. aofferinclnduccmenutoallwhouseor hatdie
nnmnrintplv rpitnonded ' lo. and the
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participants of the festivity enjoyed
themselves to the utmost.
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Second Insta)meu t of Fall and
Winter Clotiiinjr.
We are receiving one of the largest
and finest displays of Cas?imerc Suits,
in Plain andTancy Colors, in Chev'oU,
Worsted. Basket, Corkscrew, Diagonal,
Tricot and Broadcloth. Suits $5. $7,
fitfl; fltli; S13. S15. S17 and un to S35.
It will pay yon to examine our Goods
land Prices. A. & I. Shriek, Ucliable
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1 Clothiers, 114 Market stt - . . tf
A fine assortment of Gans and Pistols 1
I at JACOSV3 Hardware Depot. t ;
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25. 1883.
NO. , 22
' There is an unmailablo plain while
envelope, with no address, remaining
in the Postoffice in this ciiy,
Mr. Wood, Agent for Zera Semon,
was busy to-day in billing the city for
the appearance Tiere next week of the
great magician. v , .
The A. ML E.' '.Normal School will
open on Moiiday next, October 1st.
New applicants for admission should be
examined this week by the Principal,
Prof. Wra. Herbert Thrall.
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Schooner Margaret' Cf. ; Lyons, Capt.
Doughty, which left Baltimore for this
port oh the 4th inst., with a cargo o
coal, has not been i heard from since."
and grave tears an entertained for her
safetv.
Mr: James E. WiUson left last night
on a trip to the North in which pleasure
and busines will be combined. He wil
be absent two or three weeks and wil
take in the Boston exposition
his absence. i , ' I
during
Two of a Kind.
The Schr. Ilallie Turner, Capt
Balane, which arrived here yesterday
from Boston, made the passage in the I
same quiek time thkt was made by the
Schr. C. If. Macomoci'i which was in
three days and seven hours, the cap
tain of the tormer vessel . having so
reportekl to us this morning. '
Wauted to Cio to Sea.
Ajfew days ago three lad.s the eldest
not more than sixteen years ofage. came
here from Salisbury with the avpwed
intenti6n ot "gbing to sea " They left
without the knowledge of their parents
and endeavored to keep their move
ments unknown to their Inends at
home. They put up at a cheap lodging
house in Paddyrs Hollow, but their ap
pearance and conduct soon excited sus
picion. Mr. Schloss, proprietor of the
Commercial Hotel, who formerly kept
a hotel at Salisbury, heard of their
Presence hefc aQ.d he sought them out
auu wuim m iu P u vi two o
I., ,i , .- . .. r"
tneooys, wno arp prominent citizens oi
bmn, were well known to
mm. - j.uw uuja
told Mr.
mwTfwr
ocuio&a uiau iuuj
induced
I... I'll . . t 1 .
by the tUirU DOV to run away W1UI mm
and that the scheme was concocted by
him whereupon that gentleman induced
M . a
the tWOtO gO With
him to his house
wnere ne istaKinscaru ui tuciu uutu
their parents, who have been commum
I , J 1 1 1 'PJ,rr
w"u w"
tout nil am willinor niirt
I ak n ivuw-. um. m i
anxious to go back home. Their names
are Andrew , ijiay
and Edward
about sixteen
Murphy and are
years oldi. e third boy, whose , name
IS -HJi. iu-uiu, ia auuui iuc a.
He is still in the city but his where
abouts are unknown to us.
.
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot. h .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The A; M. E. Normal School
-rriLL open Monday morning, Oct.
ljt. Tuition every four weeks In advance :
I Normal Course i. f .25
Other Courses.... 1.00
New auplic.wts should be examined th's
week. WM. HERBERT THRALL. Prin.,
i sept 2o 2t , " Cor. 7th and Nun sts
GottOH and NaVEll StOTCSi
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sales and pcreonal attention given. CHARGES
LOW. Refer to Bank of New Hanover.
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A. NEWBURY,
Wilmington, N. C.
sept 24-1 wk
For RentT-S300.
TTODSE WITn ELEVEN ROOMS,
JLX
Southeast Corner Chestnut and Scv-
scv- fjj&LFa
enth Btreets, from Oct. 1st '83 to
lst.'S4.
R
B. JEWETT,
; So. Second St
sept 22-lwk
William IT. Green,
WHO LBS ALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
-.i - 117 MARKET STREET. .
T CARRY A FULL LINE OF DRUGS,
a FANCY GOODS. Ac., awl have ficilities for
I MeUclne. i ) - lt 24
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Smokes. ,
A'
MICO AND SARATOGAr-lO ets. Cigars.
Joit7 Thought, White ciouawcoaiam. wrer
PiiL, Southern Star, and Our General, the- best
cents Cigar made - j"
' Good IJnuora. Draught Beer, Ac. .
" i OLD NORTH STATE SALOON.
. . .
C D. r.lorrill.
TTKDEETAKER. cabinet maker and
j carpenter, offlee and Work shop on s
ond street, opposite Sontherland stables.' '
;Reepectf ally aollcru orders and gnarantcc
good worlc.rrcsrt CiUvcry as'leit'-f-"
C7cr7r--r--- " - '
Tl3
We will be glad to receive osomanlcaUon
from our friends on any ud all tabjeeU T
ceser&l Interest but - v : t i!
t The name of the writer moat always be fa
mated to the Editor. - ! M
CoxamxmlcaUona must be wxlttea on oal
oneeldoof the paper. i -
Personalities must be avoided.
And It la especially and particularly end
stood that the Editor does not always endoi
the views of correspondents unlcaa ao state
In the editorial columns. ; i "r - r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIN TOILET SETS.
"YTTE KEEP TU.E LAU3EST 1 AND j BEST
selection of TIN BEDR003I SETS In the
place Call and get prices before buying
elsewhere. .--:,.; t i v .? tii ixhd : '. t
acpts MurchUon Blok
THY THE COOK
T3UGGIES. FOR WHICH WE ARE SOLE
AGENNS. Harness to go with them at 3 very
low prices, 'i'he largest assortment of Sat
dies. Trunks, Travelling Bags and Satchels In
the State. -. : r.- .-, :-,.,.. -:f-' : . ' .
Bcpairing promptly done. Prices low.
McDOUGALL BOWDEN,
sept 24 , 4 . No. 1! North Front St.
For Fall & Winter Comforts
..- J I - - h u
TN THE HOUSEHOLD LISE.T F7'i j p j .
Go to " - 1
PARESB & TAYLOR'S.
Pnrc White Oil.
scpl 24
E. C. Blair,
G1
ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 10. North Secorcl Street:
' . 1 . ... Wilmington, N. Cl. :
Solicits consignments of all kinds of Country
Produce. Ton prices and quick returns ituar-
antfcl. Witt rcehlp to other markets! when
reiuebtel. , .! ( 1 1 .
sevt V4
E. G. Hut
..Mil.
Rice Planters!
GOODS, OK EVaUY DECR'PTION, Mus i
kctsr. Powder, CapeJ fchot, Ulce II okj
Forks' Rakes'.; Ac., fclruiw .Twine. We cm
make close prices on these gooda, If yon mean
nrsiXESs. Give us a call ami. sec what we
can do for yon. , I . i ,
I W. ESPRINGER! A CO., , J
Successors to John Dawson Co., '
sept 24 I l), 21 and 2.1 Market j'ticet
i Fall Hats. 1
IADIES COLORED STRAWl 11ATS ANI
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BOXNETS, SCHOOL HATS, NECKWEAR
aul other Millinery Goods. j f
MBS. RATE C. WINES,
No, 119, Nrth Second Slrect.f
sept 24 Jnext South of Postoffice
Ik
Rice Birds and Coots,,
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HIPPED IN ICE
TO ANY PART : OFi
the Unite
States.
sept 24
W. E. DAVf3 A SON.
AT33SJ
Books !
AN!
School Supplies !
sept 24
School Books !
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School Books!
FOR ALL SCHOOLS IN THE STATE. A
liberal discount to Merchants and Teach !
ers. . rv .r -. .. j r
1 Slates, Copy-Books, Crayons, J ,
Book- Straps and Bags, " 1
. Paper, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Rulers. Ae
Parents will please send their children to
I HEINSBKRGER'S.
PIANOS &ORGANS
QOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES AT r
HEINSBERGEIt'S.
ep
Lire Book and Music Stores
Cape) Fear Academy
o1
PENS MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st. lit
voung men ami lioys for Business lor College,.
iiutimoKm inoroogn. - mu corps or tcacners. -Patronage
has stead ilr Increased . since it
opening. -Parents wllf please enter sons at
tMjginning of term. See catalogues In Book I
Stores. , . WASHINGTON CATLETT. I.
spt 17 2w
Principal
ART.
FIRST CLASS FREE HAND POBTRAIf 8
la Crayon 'and Pastel, , A nlshed io the. fines t
style,
Verr popular, taking the nhute-of Oil '
and Water Colors everywhere. Orders-will
will receive prompt attention.- i Satisfaction
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i ORINT.TnOlLAS ArtRt,
- 1 8tndk act Broadwar, N. V. .
Address 1 14 Wes23l fet., N. Y. i . I - i . I
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fTxkida water. - - j !
LAVENDER WATER- , t . 1 .
VIOLET WATER, I ' j
HELIOTROPE WATER.- 6 ,
WHITE ROKE WATER. j
RAZENA WATERl
Alao a complete assortment of Colognes and '
I'errumery lor the Summer season. js
rreserlpttoBS eoraponwieu clay and
night at
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:'."!'.-" - German Drusait. r-
scpt 3 : i 1 CorreT Tonrth- and Nun f,
- .Rev.; Daniel MorrelV
Encrlislrand C1
: - School
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