THIS PAPER
Aliened every
evening. Sundays
ex
eepted by
JOSH T.JAMES,
EDITOR AND PKOPKIETOB.
firBSCBlPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
Zx Slx montb8 t2-00' Thre5
03emnnths.$1.00; One month, 35 cents.
rrZ viTxr will be delivered by carriers free
f dirge, in any part of the city, at tbe above
.mb or 10 cent per week. -fusing
rates low and liberal. .
-Subscritcr6 will report any and all fail-
M tn rm;lvc their paper regularly.
The Daily Review has ike largest
inJinn. of anu newsrsaver
published, inthecuyoj wumingum.
"lece of real estate recently sold in
I,ondon at the rate of $3,300,000 per
acre.
Alabama has over 200,000 children
tbat are not enrolled at the public
bridge over the Mississippi, at
Xew Orleans, at a cost of $13,000,0(0,
j3 talked of.
Philadelphia ladies are learning base
hill One of them has caught her hus
band out several times already.
Bronze statues of Prince Bismarck
and Count Moltkc were unveiled on the
jj instant at Donnersberg, in the Rhine
palatinate.
.
Mr. Case, owner of J ay-Eye See,
rushed across the track when his horse
lowered his record and kissed his wife
twice. Why did he not kiss the horse?
a nnliiifian makes the point that
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Arthur never amounted to much until j
a was turned out ol the Custom Iluiise j
' lv Hayes. Hayes and (iuiteati inade;
him President of the United Slates.
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ilicIiMiie Courier' says that it mi
jj,,iK-i i.furn oltlm . taxable properly in
.Von; in wt-re made it wtuiUl
either iii-
(M''l the
revenues
the tState fir.d
!!n-cciinties one third, t it would en-nl,;.-
tlium to reduce the rate of taxtii ion
(!! I hinl.
l ew English girls at the watering
places, says London Truth, appear to
know how to swim. That journal as
cribes the fact to the prejudice which
.lerrees that no lady shall bathe with
any man, even her own father, brother
or husband.
Senator Hoar has received a letter
f rom Senator Don Cameron in which
the latter says that he has driven in a
carriage with his wife across the country
from London to Edinburgh. His health"
is gradually improving, although he
does not seem to regain strength.
The Vicksburg Herald thinks that
with illimitable fields for the production
of sorghum iu the West and South,
added to the millions of sugar-cane
land in Louisiaua and Florida, it will be
but a few years before we shall become
a large exporter of sugar and jnolasses.
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Queen Victoria has refused to recog
nize or receive at court the present Duke
of Marlborough, because of his licentious
conduct. The Augusta Chronicle tnints
that if the Queen should apply the rule
strictly, the Duke of Marlborough would
not lack for company in his outla wry.
,
The Louisville Post summarizes Gov.
Blackburn's administration thus: He
was borne into office by a wave of sen-
timentalism, and scotimcntalism has
been the characteristic feature of his
term of oflicc. He is a man of uu-
doubted honesty, but he has continually
allowed his sensibilities to rnn away
with his judgment. -
Gov. Blackburn's apology for par
doning so many criminals in Kentucky
was that the jails and penitentiaries !
that rich and prosperous common
wealth rivalled the horrors of the
Black Hole of Calcutta. Indeed, the
Governor says they rivalled Sodom
and Gomorrah. In justifying himself.
Gov. Blackburn forgot that he branded
his State with disgrace.
Lieutenant A. W. Greely was born in
Newburyport, Mass., March 27, 1844,
and entered the 19th Massachusetts
Regiment in August, 1881. He served
throughout the entire war in the infan
try, cavalry and artillery service, being
engaged in twenty battles and wounded
at White Oak Swamp, Antietam and
Fredericksburg.
.
Mrs. Raymond, the Annie Louise
f the operatic stage, ascended
Mount Washington the other day. in
cpmpany with her husband. There
was a heavy fog hanging over the
mountain, and Mrs. Raymond, turning
to her husband, remarked: "If this
fog would only lift I would give fifty
dollars to the Maine General. Hospital."
It so happened that the fog lifted just
about that time and the hospital got tho
money.
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An immense mass meeting of the.
Democrats was held in Cooper Institute
on Monday night. - Notwithstanding
the fact that a heavy rain storm pre
vailed, the hall was packed with people
businessmen and mechanics, as well
as politicians. It was called in the in
terest of harmony in the party, and th
proceedings were very enthusiastic.
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VOL. Vli .WILMINGTON. ' C, AVEDNES DAY, SEPTEMBER
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Dorsheinier
seems to have made the speech of the
evening. Among other things he said:
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There is no gentleman who! i3 likely
to be named for the Presidency or the
Vice-Presidency by the Democracyjwho
would not receive our entire supto t, i I
am sure if what ' is called the old ticket
though Mr; Tilden jwould resent the
imputation was again nominated,
1 llden and Hendricks would be again
elected. Or, if Mr J Hendricks was at
the; head of the ticket, or Mr!. McDon
aid, or Mr. Holman, or the statesman
from Delaware Mr,. Bayard, or who
ever else may Pbe J chosen, he, will 6e
elected.- rh H--- ;
The outlook 13 certainly very bright
in New York . and Massachusetts, ind
we tiust also iutOhio.
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Cars are now being run regularly
over the big East River bridge.; They
began on -Monday.
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A New Jersey physician advises the
application of the great pain-cure. St.
Jacobs. Oil, in backache and spinal
troubles, as a remedy against seficus
diseases of the spine and
kidneys that
may result.
LOCAL
NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates School Books ' ji
Oii:i:a Hoi'sk Zera Semon. ;
Hkinsbkrukr schooj Books
K C Mii.i.kr Florida;!W'nter, V,;
New York and WilmWurton -S ft l.inp
W II Gri:k Wholesale a'n I R.-tail nrnjrjci-n
New goods are arriving Ircely nv.
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The receipts oi cotton at this port to
lay i)ot up 375 bales.; ' j j
For lcket Knives r Taibie Cutlery
20 to Jacobi''
Hardware
)epot. t;
r-f
ft is only the man With! his pocket
full of rocks-that can afford to throw
stones. ! .! i
It must be a sign of a very
healthy
a drug
state of affairs w
in xhe market.
reu drugs are
The girl with ftne, plump arms is
thecreature who does not mind the
mosquitoes at all. j ;
Metallic red is the color of the liiew
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two Gent stamps that will go into circu
lation October 1st. 1 I
There is a cry bf distress from , every
quarter of this gjreen earth. It is "give
us a rest on the
In Sells Bros'
arifV question." i
llal-
street! parade in
eigh there were forty two cages, four
bands, a fife and drum corps and a
steam piano. I
There is much dullness about the City
Court room in these latter days, every
body seeming to! be oh; his good be
havior until after the circus is over.
The difference between the sun and a
Wilmington boot! black is simply this:
The sun shines tor nothing, but the
boot black must have five cents.
Many good lmsWuds contend that
this is an unusually early autumn, be
cause so many wivSes have struck them
for anew fall bonnet, i ; r
A wicked man Isays that he never
K
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will, upon any consideration whatever,
really believe that a! pretty girl knows
what a kiss means till he 1 has it from
her own mouth. 1 j
This makes the second consecutive
day of fair weather, but the wind hanU
ed to the N. E. i this j morhiug, making
the matter of continued sunshine a thing
of much uncertainty and, doubt.
L i a.
Sashes are still obtaining, but it is to
be wished that women would under
stand if there is ! anything more than
another which makes a woman past
girlhood look foolishly infantile! it is
a sash ribbon tied after the
manner of
sweet sixteen. j
Steamship Regulator i jCapt. Doan
from New York, arrived at Jier wharf
in this city at about 9 b'cicck this morn
ing. She was delayed some hours by a
S. W.wind yesterday whch caused a
heavy head sea, so tha
in at Smithville until I
last night.
she did not get
about 8 o'clock
Sheep Husbandry, j
A gentleman of our acquaintance in
Pender county is talking about going
largely into sheep j husbandry. He has
had considerable experience in this line
heretofore and understands that -there
are laree profits, in the business. He
speaks of employing shepherds to watch
the sheep during the day and to fold
them at nightfall, and will get some
imported colley dogs to guard the flock."
In this connection it may. be remarked
that the dogs are credited with ja great
deal more mischief than they are actu
ally guilty of. Th. two-legged dogs,
we have been informed, aroivorse some,
times than their four-legged brethren.;
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There seems to be a plenty of mast in
the woods in this section this Fall, but
then who has the hogs to eat UP.
We learn that' the hand3 employed in
slowing the cargo of the Br. steamship
Woodside struck to-day for an increase
labor. ; The difficulty was setiled, how
ever, bat on what terms we . were un
able to learn J j -
The News and Observer says that the
ticket seller of Sells' circus is a curiosi
ty. He is "lightning" andi no mistake.
Watching -him one sees incredible
quickness of movement as his hands fly
hack and forth. He never appears to
look at either the tickets or the money.
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; Serious Accident.
A sailor on board the Norwegian
barque SuWjclnia, Capt. s Sorensen,
noV at anchor off Smithville, fell from
one of thetop-gallant yards of that vessel
yesterday to the deck. He struck
several pieces of rigging in, hs descent
which so far broke the force of jhis fall
as to prevent his being instantly killed.
He was brought to Wilmington last
night and taken to the Marine Hospi
tal, where Dr. Irving, the Surgeou-in-
j charge, gave him the necessary surgi-
cal attention, and the wounded man Is
j now doing as well as could be expected,
j 1 1 is hurl's are very serious, but "the
I phj sician thinks that lie will probably
j recover. -:
tine assortment of Guns and PiHtols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. t
Personal.
Mr
S. P. Worth, Fisli Commission-
er of North Carolina, is in the j city to
day en route for the Boston Exposition.
Mr. R.J.Jones returned from his
trip to the North last night. He visited
the ISoston Exposition, of which he
speaks in the highest terms, and with
especial pride of North Carolina's ; ex
hibit, j :: '
Mr. PuBrutz Cutlar returned to the
city this morning after a somewhat
protracted trip to the Western' portion
of the State, which he enjoyed very
much. He is m excellent health.
Mr. R. B. Nixon, of Scott's Hill,
Pender county, has been located for
sometimo at Newberh, where he is
studying law in tbe office of Messrs
Nixon, Simmons & Manly. He-is a
young gentleman of ability, as we hap
pen to know, and we predict for him a
successful career in his chosen profes
sion. He will go before the Supreme
Court in February next, u ;
We understand that Miss E. Karier,
who is now North purchasing -goods, is
expected to return here next Saturday.
She will be accompaaied . by a young
lady, direct from a first class pattern
hnnnof: hftllSR ill iNcw'5York. Mrs.
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Alderman and Miss Palmer, j the ac
complishedand tastful trimmers now m
Miss Karrer's employ, will remain with
her. The new I goods are now being
received and a grand opening will be
announced through the columns of this
paper for some day next week.
The Boston Exposition.
Mr. F. W. Clark; General Freight
and Passenger Agent of the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad System , returned
last night from a protracted visit to
Boston, where he has been engaged in
the interest of the roads which he rep
resents, i He has also noticed very
closely the exhibitions made by the sev
eral States, and in his comparison
ktk rrniinii stands far! ahead of
any otherjn the production of her soils
and mines. He was surpnseu wnen
ho saw the products of North Carolina
micacked and placed on exhibition,
and could hardly .credit he fact that
what he saw, all came from With in our
own borders. In, minerals and woods
our exhibition far, exeeded any; -other,
nnri crflms and precious stones.
so f ar as I regards size qual-
itv ind variety, we were far ahead oi
all the other States combined. In me
chanical appliances and their products
New England shows to the best advan
taze. but in every product of the soil or
the earth under the soil North Carolina
had no successful competitor. This
was not simply the opinion of the many
North Carolinians who were present,
and who might be accused of an. over
State Tjride. but it was the
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universal sentiment, uttered by people
from every section of the country. The
display was such that to particularize
would fill a volume, ana u can bij ub
spoken of in general terms ot praise
which it would be almost impossible to
eextravagant. f Ui-
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Slender necked woman can aid the
rid: collar1 now worn with ribbon
loons, while their plumper aisters wear
nothin ornamental save the collar but-
lon,vf hich may be aa'sniall asi their
purses will allow
I lender Crops. r
iMr. Jesse Bowden, of Ashetbn, Pen-
der county, who was in the city yester
day, confirms the reports already . pubs
lished by us as to diaastera to the crops.
He says that in his opinion there -will
not" be a hall-crop of earn and cotton
made in his section. A month ago the
prospect was very good, but since then
the rains and the winds have beat the
crops down and the outlook is now
really gloomy. Peanuts and potatoes
are, however, doing well and the pros
pects for these two crops are very good'
The Cfrcus at italeijcli.
Sells Bros'., Circus exhibited jn Ral
eigh on Monday afternoon and night
aod notwithstanding 1 the , torrents i of
rain which fell there were large crowds
present at both performances. The
News and Observer estimates that there
were 3,500 people under the tents in the
afternoon and 3,000 at night. Notwith
standing the great disadvantages labor
ed under from the weather the cnter-r
tainment is spoken of very highly byt
both of our Raleigh cpntemporariesl!
The Visitor says it is one o the best j
circus shows that has ev;r, visited Ral- j
eigh and ih& News atdjObscrccr says : I
-Tho-rain was not long in iHIIinghowcj
ever, ami oy me inuu ine penormane-
began and the 3.5M) -people were in their 1
seats 111 the big j'.ent. pourea uown.
There was as may be iinagined. n. end
ol discomfort and annoyance, far more
to the performers than to the spectators. I
for fair weather is one ol the -essentials.
Taking the weather into consideration
no visitor had cause for dissatisfaction.
The show ot animals was notably good
the hinuoowtami beii)ir ihc centre ot
Attraction, The. animals were in good
condition. The ring performance was
deprived of much of its lite by the in
cessant rain. The Ponalson Bios.
were conceded to be the best contor
tionists ever seen here! arid were liber
ally applauded. . Wjillie Sells1 bare
back' Jockey feats were notably Well
done. The athletic performance ot the
strong man" has noU been surpassed
here. i ne.iramea uogs uiu some veij
clever work. But the event of the per
formance was the bicycle riding by the
Stirk family. It is a new feature ana
certainly a pleasant one which Sells
Bros, deserve credit lor introaucing.
The two men. the Woman and the little
child vied with each other in grace and
acility of movement and delighted
every spectator.
At the evening performance aa au
dience of some 3,000 saw the perform
ance, their pleasure being unmarred by
rain. The performance was hetter than
in the afternoon, owing to the aosence
of discomforts. -
4 Iiillington Kiver.
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A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Long Creek, on Saturday last,
relative to the improvement of, Lilling-
ton River. Robt, C. Johnson Esq. was
chosen chairman and Bruce Williams
Esq. secretary of the meeting, Capt. G.
F. Walker has called upon, and spoke
at length and with force j of the great
good that had been accomplished by the
last aDDronriation of Congress, and
clearly showed that the work of devel
ODincr the country adiacent to the
c e?
stream had onlv .fairly begun. His
remarks iwere very interesting and in
strnctiye.
The following resolution., as reported
by the committee, were adopted-
Resolved. That while we r heartily
appreciate the aid already extended
onr section in improving Liiinngton
River, yet from the greater good that
might oe accompnsneu, we rcgreL jtuu
present ! appropriation ot ' Congress
limits the improvement only to the
bridcre at the village. It is, tncrefore.
the sense of this meeting, ! that 'should
the clearing of the river proceed a lew
miles above the bridge, as, orig
inally" i i oontem plated . And ' . 1 w here
the improvement is mostly neea
ed , from " a -11 fe-long knowledge of
the resources ol the country through
which said stream passes, tnat an out
let, being a necessity, will be afforded
for a vast . undeveloped region ol
timber, naval stores &c. , and that in
addition, a large area of very rich and
fertile land, now practically useless,
would be brought into successful culti
votion, and that this entire improve
ment will afford a public highway tor
commerce beneficial not alone to this
vicinity but to this entire section, at
large. . . . -
Resolved, That a copy 01 inese reso
lutions be sent to onr representative in
Congress with lb request that he use
his best efforts to secure the mrtner im
provement ot Lillington River, as set
forth in our resolutions, ! i
; Resolved, That we regret the tempo
rary suspension of the 1 work on the
river, so successfully begun, and hope
the, same mav be renewed very soon, if
such be the pleasure of the authorities
in charge. . -.- ,
Resolved, That the : proceeding of
this meeting be sent to the Daily Re
view and Star, with a request that they
pulish the same. -. ,s , :.
The meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman, -':; :J.
It is tbeproper caper .how Ubr fash
ionable ladies to have ucated maids
to do their $pellln; and letter writing.'
It is asserted that they bear the same
relation to each, ether- that, exists be
tween the dad e aid hb private secretary.
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26. 1883. . 'NO. 229
The seasons, malfe a law unto theiiir
selves, mid this mOnth finds the busy
woman. beginning to wonder what will
be worn in the j shape of dresses . and
bonnets. Shopping will,j therefore, be
second Instaliirent of Fall and
k 1 Winter Clotliiiisr. .. - '
, We are receiving one of the largest
and finest displays, of Cas?imcrc; Suits,
in Plain and Fancy Colors, in Chevjots,
Worsted; Basket, Corkscrew, Diagonal
Tricot and Broadcloth.- Suits &5. .7
$0, $11J13,;S1$17 and up to $35
It will pay you to examine our Goods
and Prices. A . & 1 1 Suki Err, Rcl iable
Clothiers, 114 Market st. s i tf
NEW ADVEKTISlSMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
O NlE W EVE K !
COMMENCING
MONDAY, OCTOBER list
SEfllON !
WONDER WORKER, LAUGH CREATOR
SU and VENTRILOQUIAL EMPEROR. I
NEW, EXPERIMENTS, NEW FEATURES,
COSTLY PRESENTS. . I-
100 PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY AT EACH
. . .PERFORMANCE.
Admission SOcv 35c and 25c. ,
sept 26 lOt 1 . ,
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
STEAMERS
WILL (SAIL FROM. NEW YORK EVERY
SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
REGULATOR.... Saturday, Sept 29
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....Saturday ' Oct 6
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REGULATOR..!...
....Saturday, Oct 13
BENEFACTOR.. . . . ....Saturday, Oct 20
REG JLA TOR -t -...... Saturday, Oct 2.
I" i a ., i '
-iMtr Through Bills Lading and Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Potrtn
m North and South Carolina.
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For Freight or Passage apply to
TH9MA8 E. BOND, Snperintcndent,
Wilmington, N.;c
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THEO. . KGKR, Freight! Agent,
I , S5 roadway. New York.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents.
ECpt 20-tf. i ,
The Ml E. Normal School
-TILL !PEN MONDAY jloRNIKG, Oct.
l it. Tuit.on every four weeks In advance :
lt ' Normal Course...... $.25
Other Courses...... 1.00
New aopticante should be ex mine-1 th's
week. Wk. HERRERTTHRALL, Prin.,
sept2.2t j i Cor. 7th snd Xun s.s
,!,.! I
Cotton and xTaval Stores.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Prompt
sales and personal attention given. CHARGES
LOW. Refer to Bank of New Hanover.
I'. A. NEWBURY,
sept'2tlwk WllmmgtonN.d
William H. Green,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGL4T,
) .ill illitUUM V ...... .
I CARRY A FULL LIKE OF DRUGS,
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FANCY GOOD3, c ,Tind hare facitiUes for
offering intfuecments to all who tuteor ha r die
Medicine.. . pt 24
Smokes.
MICO AND SARATOGA-rlO CU. Cigars
Jolly Thought. Wliite Cloud, Hoodlum, llrer
PilU Sontheru Star, and Our General, the tc
- 'eenu Cigar made. - -'
3 Good Liquors. Draught Br, e. .
' OLD JSohril fcTATE SAION.
sept 23 - - - ; .
I ZERA
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We win t glad to receive commnsieaUoB
from our frlefids on any and ! all snLjeeU
general Interest but . ? S 1
The name ot the writer must ahraya be fa;
tUhed to Uie Editor. ; . - .l -r . I
Communications mut be vrlttea oa oal
one side of' tbe paper. i i ; -: Vlf
Personalities must be avo!)ed. ,
And U Is especUdly, and. parCknlArly und
stood, that the EUltor does not always endor
the views of correspouden ta unless so i state
in the editorial columns.''
NEW AlVIIKTISKBIETS
TIN TOILET SETS.
"Yt-E KKEP THE LAJtQEST . AND BEST 1
selection of TIN -BEDROOM SETS In the I
place Call and set urices befom linvlar i
elsewhere. " 4 1 - :". , .Vv-r -.-. ,., - 1
Giles & MnrchisonJ
scptS4 .. , . t -) liorchlson Block
THY THE COOK
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TUGGIK3- FOR WHICH WE ABE SOLE
AUKNNS. Harneea to go with them at very -low
prices.. Tho largest assortment of Sact
dies. Trunks, Travelling Bags and Satchel In
the State. ; I i
Bepairiitz promptly done. Prices low.
! - MclOUlA,LL A BOWDEN. t
sept -: No. 114 Jlorth Front St.
For Fall & Winter Comforts
IN
TUB IlOUSErtOLD LINE.
U tO . :
PARKER A TAYLOR'S
Pure White Oil.
sept 2
E. C. Blair.
-.ill
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ST,!
'it.
ERAL COMMISSION MERCIIAN
No. 10. North Second Street.
Wilmington, N. C. .
Solicits consignments of all kind ot Country
Produce. Ton prices and inicfe returns sruar-
amccd. Will ieslilp to other mai'Leu; wheu
re-Uflcd. '. ' ' . ' ' ' I ' ' " .-1
ofpt t
E. Cf. Bl.
..Mil.
Kice Planters
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10.IDS, OF EVUIV4 K!sCR' PTIO
T kot.. JVwder. l'ii. Shot, llicc II kt.
fork, ltak!. Ac.,' Mraw Twine. We ft n
ninke i oie, prices 011 thcHC gooilA, if you menu .
nrsii:ss. Give us a call and see what we
:uj do for yon. - v ! j" l a
j Wf B. SJ'UlMiiSU & UO.L J 1
Siuiceftor8 to John Dawson A Co., 11s .
sept 24 ' 2 land 2t Market D.t
Fall Hats.
JALIES COLORED STRAWjllATSL AND
BONNETS, IsctlOOL HATS, NECKWEAR
a d other Millinery Goods. 4
. MRS. KATE C. WINES,
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No, 119, North Second S'rcct.
ecpt 21
oext South of Postoffico
Hi
Rice Birds arid. Coots-'
S
HIPPED IN ICE TO ANY .PART OF
.1
the United StateB.
sept 24
W. E. DAVIS A SON.
o. -w-
School Booko !
AND-
Scho ol Supplieo l
Bept 24 '
School Books ! i I
School BookGI
FOR ALL SCHOOLS 1ST THE 8TATE. !A
liberal discount to Merchants and Teacli
era. . i , j. . .. , i
Slates, Copy -Books, Crayons,' ...
Book Straps and Bags, i , I
Paiier, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Rulers, Ac
Parents will please send their children to
- ' JIEINSBKRGERK. S
PIANOS &ORGANS
gOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES AT !
HEINSBERGER'S,
rept 24 Lire Book and Musto Stores
I Cape Fear Academy I
QPENS MONDAY, OCTOBER. IsL FU
voungmcn and bovs for Businea or College.
Instruction thorough. Full corps of teactiersi
Patronage has steadily increased since Its '
owning. Parenu will pleaso enter sobs at
leglnningof term. See catalogues In Book
Stores. WASHINGTON CATLETT, I
sept 17 2w -, PrinciiMil
ART.
T7IRST CLASS FREE HAND PORTRAITS
in Crayon and Pastel, finished In the finest
strlc. Very popular, taking the placo of oil ,
and Water Colors everywhere. Onlers wlllj
will receive; prompt attention. Satisfaction
guarantee!.! - i' .A
I ORIS T. THOMAS, Artist.
I Studio Gl Broadway, N. Y
Address 144 West 23d L, N. Y. -sept
17 tf Kj- - :,,' s: U' :
FLORIDA WATER, , -
LAMJXDER WATER, , 1
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