THIS PAPKK
pUVlUheJ every eveBln. Sunda,. ex
eeptcd by
JOSH T. JAMES, ,
glHTOB AND PBOFKIKTOB
IrRSCBlPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
i I4.M- su months,' $2.00. Three
tfa6 yea i.00; One month, 35 cent.
ve'r will be delivered by carriers free
VL n any part of the city, at the above
,MorlOcupcr week.
' HvcatlBin? ratc lrtrv an'1 Uberal--Sulwcribcrs
will rciwrt any ami all fait
hoir naicr retrularlv.
to rct" ' i I, i I,
cr Tlic Vnily llevittv has the largest
r, t t? city of Wilmington.
hc internaiional conveotion of pris-
rftorniers is in session in Louisville,
tin -
Kentucky-
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Xbe Corcan embassy were on Tuesday
. -ta .A thft i v of New Vork nnil
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its merchants.
The hail storms of the last few days
Iadiana and Kentucky.
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bynian Blair, president of the Chi-
,to Chamber of Commerce, was
killed at his residence, Tuesday even
ing, by the accidental discharge ot his
an.
Ferdinand Mayer & Co., wholesale
cloth dealers, New York, have Tailed,
with liabilities estimated at $1,700,000;
assets nut yet known ; preferred credits,
iH3 1.000.
Mr. Wendell Philips can yet fling an
atiicctive with the best, of 'cm. .Hear
him: '"I distrust ami despise the
Ik publicans a hypocrites and time
.i vers, as double dealers, as souPcss
,-:iriun iu;i;queradjn in the gnive !
ci"!hts ot thoir honored predeecsrfors '
On Monday Anthony Coiubtock.
corU'il liy "a large posse ol dpiiJy
rills, weui to the BiisUiuu Beach j 1j,
(Coiity is and) race track whre he i
iiiaii. !inmt! arrests. H then went lo
Wt-jit Brighton and raided thi pool
rooms there, making one or two ar
rests. Within half an hour after he left
West Brighton, the pool room were
reooened, f
.'on5u4-General Merritt. of London,
reports to the state department at
Washington that he has investigated
the alleged Brandford estate in Great
Britain, which is reported to be await
ing the heirs ot Gov. William Bradford,
tirst Governor of Plymouth colony, and"
linds that there is no money in the
bank of England to their credit.
David E. Aiken, the inspector of
water meters, in New York, who was
recently arrested for complicity in the,
irauds in the water register's bureau, on
an indictment recently found against
him by the grand jury in the third de
jjree, in having fraudulently altered a
book ot record, was arraigned in court
Monday. He pleaded not guilty, and
was released on bail.
Counsel applied in the court of general
sessions. New York, Monday.on behalf
of Charles R. Beck with, to have eleven
indictments against the latter for em
bezzlement nolle proseqnied. Beckwith
was cashier for B. T. Babbitt, the soap
manufacturer, and when in his employ
swindled him out of about $200,000.
He was tried on two indictments, con
victed and sent to prison for ten years.
His term has expired, aud he was re
loased.
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At a Bowery museum in New York,
on Wednesday night, the fat woman of
the concern, a girl only sixteen years
old, was married to a young man of
twenty, the son ot a butcher. The
groom weighs 120 pounds andthe bride
.')Ki. The scenes at the marriage were
disgusting, j The hall was filled with a
shouting, yelling, blasphemous mob,
and the . marriage ceremony- was per
formed by one Rev. Chas. E. Berger,
an ex-army chaplain, who was both
drunk and blasphemous. The groom
claims that it was a love match .
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The Democratic Convention of the
First Congressional district will be held
at Edentort on the 2nd day of October,
The district is composed of 16 counties.
The successful candidate must receive
149 votes. The total vote is 297, dis
tributed as follows : Beaufort, 34 ;
Camden, 13; Carteret, 20; Hertford,
1U; Hyde, 10; Gates. 20; Martin, 28;
Pamlico, 14; Pasquotauk 14; Per
quimansi 15; Pitt, 45; Tyrrell, 8;
Washington. 12; Dare, 6; Chowan, 13;
Currituck, 20. This representation is
based upon tho Democratic strength as
shown ly the Jarvis-Buxton yote in
IS80.
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The Washington Post continues to
deal Postmaster-General -Gresham
some well mented blows for his con
duct In the case of the First Natrona
Bank of New Orleans, which is by hs
order restrained from receiving registe'r
od letters and money orders through the
mails, because of its business relations
with the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. Tho Post Is right. Mr. Gres
ham is himself a violator of the laws
: which he declares he is upholding : His
attitude towards the Lottery Company
is last assuming that ot a , personal
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enmU3. lie overlooks the fact that
thereis just as fine a field for the dis
play of his official, energies on Wail
street. New York; as there is in New
Orleans. But then Wall street has
contributed liberally to uphold and
sustain the party to which Mr. Ores
ham owes his1 official, position, and
then, hothing rashjmust be dono with
regard to Wall street.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates School Books I
IlIKSB&G School Books 1
V C MlLLEK-4riorida Water, &c
A V Hokkell Wlnberry Oysters
F W Oktman New Biver Oysters
W H Gkeex Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Lookout for
row.
pickpockets to-mor-
Our weather clerk has handed in his
resignation. ' ; j!
The circus tents will
Dickinson's Hill. I 1
be pitched on
Col. Kenneth-M. Murchison, df New
York, is in the city.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
d;iy foot up 745 balqs. i
i r
Miss Lillian Speiicvr is to appear in j
(;,.hlsboro in the Creole October fit I
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery j
sfo In J ACORT
ITardVnr
T,Hf' '
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Circus to-oiorrow. then cojnes
Sun
ay
and then get
readiy' to go to school I
n Monday, l!
j i i
Iarfre crowds-from tho -country are
uxppcied to be here ! to morrow to see
the Serkus. f
Cotton sells from one-half I to rive
eighlhs ot a cent higher in Wilmington
Steamboalmen report a plenty-ot
water in the Cape Fear, and excellent
navigation in consequeuce.
Quite a large party is expected down
on thecTbn Dawson to night, the most
of whom will stay to see the circus.
People from the country pport that
the waters are slowly slowly subsiding
and the dry land begins to appear.
Messrs Morris Bear & Bros., of this
city, were granted a drummer's license,
at the State Treasury, on) Wednesday,
There were a number of flat loads of
wood in the docks this
morning, from
which good ash was retai
ing at 80 cents
per load. ! '
It is very easy to say that the mos
quitoes must go, but we can vouch for
the fact that they had npfc left at a late
hour last nisht.
The bridge over the railroad, at Sixth
street, has been com pleted and is now
in good solid condition for either teams
or pedestrians. . !
- Messrs E. T Boykin and J. D. Kerr,
ot Sampson country, arc in the city to
day on business connected with their
profession, the i
The Wilming
aw
on Light
Infantry j was
out on parade last night and did very
well, but owijig to the i darkness the
drill was not so successful as it other
wise would have. been.
. Mr. A. Shricr, of the firm of A. & j.
Shricr, ha returned from1 the second
trip he has made this yeaf to the North
ern markets. His purchases are arriv
ing freely by both rail and sjteamcr.
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We understand that the telegraph
wires are"up to within about two miles
of Clinton, that the instruments are in
place and that: well soon hear thunder
and see some of the effects; of the light
ning. Good. . j j
Messrs W. E. Davis &l Son caught
over 400 fine large! drum fish yesterday
afternoon, and the catch I will average
40 pounds to the fish, j aggregating 16,
000 pounds. It is Wid to, be the largest
haul of these fish on record.
Rev. R. W. Lide. of Dovesville, S.
C, will preach in the First Baptist
Church next Sunday morning and
again at night. During his stay in the
city he will be the gest of Mr. William
Larkins. of the First National Bank.
Thanks to Mr. L: M. Long, the
Secretary, for an jinvitation to attend
the Fourteenth
Annual Fair of the
Roanoke and Tar River Agriculture
Soeiety, to be held at Weldon Novem
ber 5-9. Hon D. W. Voorhees, is ex
pected to deliver jthe address. ;
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The linemen! who are engaged in put
ling up the telephone poles; and wires
throughout the city are the objects of
much curious attention and conversa
tion as they pursue their perilous call,
ing; bnt they dont sem Id "knew; or
care what is said or thought concerning
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WILMINGTON. N. C, FRIDAY; SEFTEMBEltaa 1883. - "J f NO; 231
New Engines.
At tho Wilmington & Weldon Rail
road machine shops in this city, workrJ
men Have just commenced putting up
five new engines. Three of these will be
for the W., C. & A Railroad and the
other two for the W. & W. ' Railroad.
The engines tobe built wilt be of the same
pattern and design as those already com
pleted, and will be considerably larger
than any heretofore in use upon either
of the roads named. " I
Changing: the Guage,
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A good many of the cars belonging to
Sells Brothers' circus in fact, all that
could be sparedhave been sent to the
W. & W. machine shops, in this city, to
have the tracks changed to the wider
e:uage, which will be necessary' on all
roads South of here. - We Isaw the
labor in progress this morning and the
workmen made short work of changing
the gnage of a pair of wheels'; but there
will be a good many of them to change
before the iob is completed.
The New Stamp.
A great many people seem to need
telling that the old two xent stamp will
be just as good as ; the new ono ' after
; Oc.Uber 1st, aud that the. three cent
! stamp will pay postage on any class of
i snail matter then as well as ever. The
(;OVernment will not begin to repudiate
nH P:Per- There appears some pros-
P',f;l l"at uanaua win - uiumaieiy remse
tearry our lotters under the two cent
rate, but the old rule of mutual delivery
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must be observed until further notice.
The Cut-orf.
The Goldsboro Messenger says :
"Capt. A. J; Galloway, of the Atlantic
C;ast Line, returned to his home in this
city last Wednesday, from his trip
alons the intended route of the Wilson
and Florence Railroad.. Capt. Gallos
way lias secured the right of way over
toe lands lying between the two points
in question, but as to Jwhen the road
will be constructed, we are unable to
inform our readers, as Capt. Galloway
re.'uses to be interviewed on the subject.
Big Windows.
The mammoth French plate glasses for
the window? of Messrs. Brown & Rod
dick's new store on Front street have
arrived. The largest measure 11 feet
G inches in height by 7 feet 10 inches in
width, aud are considerally larger
than any In the cSity, and we doubt if
there are any larger in the South, this
side of New Orleans. Workmen were
engaged to day in getting them inside
the building and nnpacking them,- and
it will be assumed that the ponderous
nlatp wpt( handled with care to nre
vent breakage.
Theatrical.
The music-loving portion ot our. peo
ple have a rare treat in store for them.
Ou the 18th of October next, Miss
Minnie Hank, with her own selected
company of artists, w ill gjive a grand
operatic concert, in which she will give
selections from the most celebrated
operas in character and costume- She
is one of the celcbritie's of the operatic
stage whose acting jand vocalization
have stood the test, of the most severe
criticism iu the large cities ;ot this
country as well as in Europe, and we
may expect from her and her company
such a musical treat as it has seldom if
ever been the good fortune of our
people to hear in Wilmington.
A Progressive House.
Among tho -manyf places on Market
street where architectural changes, new
paint, remodeling oi stores, store fronts,
c., are giving new and neat appear
ances, wo were constrained to notice
he Live Book and Music Store of Mr. P.
HeiDsber,yes. On approaching the store
the eye, as well as other organs of sense,
is immediately, informed; that paint is
not a scarce article about his establish
ment. A glance linide: the store j is
sufficient to see that everything is be
ginning to look new, and that it is being
supplied with additional shelving-and
many other arrangements for the dis
play of a large lot of school books,'
paintings, latest music-and music
books, and many new and! pretty goods
that are being received every day. He
tells us that he expects next week, in
addition to his present stock j of musical
instruments, a large lotof pianos and
organs, which j will certainly give his
music department a most complete ap
pearance. ' 1 j.'i""-'r'"
We never knew a , man to come to
Wilmington for the purpose of seeing
a circus; but there are quite a number
in the city from the surrounding coun
try whose business is of such a nature
that they jare reluctantly compelled to
stay over until to-morrow; and .they
may drop -into the show, for a few
IpiinutesMust to see the animals. J - f
Bico birds are fat but Uid
prices are
very . high. , ,
Scuppcrnong grapes arc ."plentiiul,
av f cents per pecK.
The lrame of the -new blacksmith
shop of Mr. P H. iHayden ia inlready
erected and the work ot eompletiog the
building -is progressing favorabtyr "It
win prooamy oe rcaay ror nse . some
time next weekV I.
We saw some -tmasuallv 'fine new
riv6r oysters to-day at the Club Rooms
of Mr. F.'W. Prtmaun.'pn North Sec
ond Street. In a "card in this issu
Mr. Ortmann invites our country couss
ins to drop in to-morrow; and see them.
Mr A. V. Horrel!, at John Carroll's
old stand, on Market streeU is in receipt
of a lot jof those splendid Winberry
oysters, the first of the season. Ue in
vites a call and a trial, in advertisement
published in this issue. I
The SjujijB the title, of . a i very . hand
some paper of 24 columns v the ptibli
ction of which j has just been begun
in Fayetteville by Mr. .Tosia'h Evans.
It is published weekfyVand we arc glad
to see tho name ot Mr. J. II. My rover
at the head as the Associate Editor.
Success to it.
The Monroe Iwtircr-KxpreH3 "says
that John Robinson's advance 'agentj
J has ben in Monroe, xnaktiio1 arrange !
mentj; for the appearance there of the
circus on the 20th of October. Are you
sure of this, neighbor? We have heard
nothing of this ageut or Jhis show ar y
where; else in North Carolina this
season!. i
Exports Foreign.
Schooner John S.' Delwiler,' Captain
Mathls, cleared to day for Porto! Rico.
with 163,443 feet of lumber and 8,450l
shingles, valued at $2,426.98, shipped
by Messrs; Northrop & dimming.
The Circus.
The circus will be the feature of the
day Jo-morrow. It' is; said by those
who have seen it to be a real good show
and about the best that has visited this
State in ten years, and the menagerie is
called the largest that has'eyer been
South. ; This is what our near-by con
temporaries say. There wilfbe two ex
hibitions to-morrow afternoon and
night.! ! .:- - ; -'j s
A Year with 1 3s Months . ? ,
This Is a Jewish leap year arjdis.
remarkable lor containing thirteen
months with 383 days. . The lateness
af the Jewish holidays this fall is attri
buted to the peculiar And' exceptional
character of the year, for ordinarily the
New Year celebration occurs j prior to
the middle of September, Uwhile this
year -5643 according to the ancient
reckoning the holiday does not occur
until the first day of October, not less
than fifteen days . subsequent tcr the
date of its usual happening, and what
is still more remarkable;' twenty-eight
days later irr the Jewish calendar than
last year's occurrence of the same testi-
val, for that year , contained but 355
days. - . . - ' i
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at .Jacobi's -Hard
ware Depot. ' " ' . , ;
-rArt -Aniateurof i $
The 'Art Amateur for October is a
treasure for home art workers. Its de
signs include three for china painters
(primroses for a vase, harebells for a
plate and poppies for a plaque), three
for embroidery a lettarcase, a photo
graph frame and a bellows; a charm
ing hwthprq i -panel for jWd-carvipg,
a doxen ! pleasing figureafor sketching
on linen and a multiplicity of mono
grams and jewelry designs. There are
valuable articles on etching, drawing
in red, and other art topics, with some
good examples of crayon, work; the
Munich and Boston art exhibitions pare
reviewed and attractively illustrated;
there; are some excellent pictures 'of
boule 'work and one ot a remarkable
Henri Denx cabinet inlaid with ivory,
and many practical , suggestions for
home decoration and fornishing. Price,
35 cents; 4 a year. s Montazue Marks.
publisher, 23 Union Square;- New York. !
Second Instalment of Fall and
We are receiving one'of the lanresti
and finest displays of Cas?imere Smrs.
iu Plain and Fancy Colors, in Cheviots,
Worsted. Ba&kct,
, 0rkscTCwDiaibnai;l
Icloth, Suits $5. $7.1
Tricot and Broadcloth,
9" .ti u up i-i
it wai paj juu iu nuiuiue uur uows
ana races. a. u i. urikk: iteijibie
VtvMJivt m m m isw . rsr .. sa.
To Builders and others- Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c Ton can get all sizes: , and ! at the
lowest prices.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rtvcr Oysters.
THE FINtST YOTTKVEK SAW
ln'Septewbcr; Our Ccnntr Cona-
ln will do well to call and see them i
My Bar i c till soppJipd with tbe teet of
ererytblug. All I ask j a. call, f atlaficl that
yoa will come ajrarti P. W. OirTMAK,
fcept 28- w j Club Roams, Front St
Winberry Oysters.!
171 EST OF TUB SEASON.
? - FAT AND IAJSCIOITS.
Come and try them. Aleo, the beat
ot Alea, Wiaee, Beers, liquors
ana viTara. - .
A call i8Te8pectfHlly solicited. ' - '
A. V. IHOKRKLL,
' . 12 Market Street t
. wrpt 28 lw f ; John Carroll's old stand
PRIVATE SALE: ,
HHEIE UNDERSIGNED WIL.L SET. AT
private sale, on Wcdn'sdy, Oct. 3d, at my
residence, No. 11 8. Front t., letwoen Qaeen
and Castle sts , my entire Household, and
Kftcheu Furniture. Parties desiring to exam
ine it can do so after 7 . m. each day. j
sept 27-3t M. WALLS.
OPERA HOUSE.
6 NEW E E K!
COMMENCI-Nrt
MONDAY, OCTOBER
1st
SEiilOR !
WONDEIt WORKER, LAUGH ORE ATOR
and VENTRILOQUIAL EMPEROR. "
NEM' EXl'ERIME-NTS, NEW FEATURES,
COSTLY PRESENTS.
100 PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY AT EACH
PERFORMANCE.
Admission 50c, 3oc and 25ci
- sept tot
Rustic Pictures.
OMEtHTNG. HANDSOME AND NEW.
Come iu and let Mr. Crouenbcrg make one of
you. Yoi will never ?rct a prettier or more
!',"'- ' ' ' i I
becoming picture. Our Gallery Is always
open to the public. Call up and sec ua- wheth
er you want anything or not. Ladies will find
our Reception Boom a nice place to iest when
down town shopping, j All are cordially in-
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vitcd. - jj . - t .
49" VanOredcirs old stand. ! , :
ECpt 21 , jj E. II.. FEE EM AN..
ets.
I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
Northern, Market, where ,1 purcltaacd toe
L ABGEST STOCK OF C S.BPETS EYEB
brought to thi;City,,and I am now prepared
to serve anyone who' wishes to ptyjchase a
FINE"IoWaia,iThree-riy Tapestry .Brussels
or Body Bruasehj, or Napier Matting.'- AU of
the lafest patterns asrldefcit) a. , H -
SOL. BEAR, .
20 Market Street
1
sept 8
For,Rent--S300.
pr ouse -wrrn eleven booms.
Southeast Comer Chestnut and Sev
enth streets, from Oct. 1st '83 to Oct.
1st, '$4.
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sept 22-1 wk
' R: IK -JEWETT,
"217 So. Second St
Cotton and: Naval Stores,
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Prompt
v -1 r " ' ' i . '
sales and peraonat atteatlen given. CHARGES
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LOW. Refer to Rank of New nanoyer.
j F. Jk.. NEWBURY,
sept 241 wk 1 Wilmington, N C.
-r-
"ti iam P.- GreIl,
wholesale and
RETAIL DRUGGIST,
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1 IX MARKET STREET. -
Tabb, :
fancyj good.
FULL. LINE Ok' DRUGS,
&.C, and have f scHhie f or
i Mck-tae. - . ;.- . Kpi zi
- '" ' "z
uiiiu
r.
kiiUCO ASD SARATOGA 13 Cts. .Cigars
Jolly Thought. While Cloud. Hoodlaxa. Xirer
pill, Southern Star, and Our General, the best
. cents Clr made, ' ; r . .
jO Good Llqaors. Dratrrht Ber. Sc. '
Vi r- iOLD NORTJI STATE SALOON.
tcpt i :
ZERA
mm
PLBASX KOTICS.
lf will t clad to nceira eommimlcaUoa i
from our friencU on any aad all cnbjecu ' ' -ffenarallntcreetbat
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. The name of the writer astut always tfu
nlahed to the Editor. " ! - - ' ' -
CommnnicaUonatBust be written a oal "
one aide of the 'paper... ;-; : 1 !'. .;:,!:) :!;-. ; ;
PeraonalltSesmnatbe a Tolled. .I f 4 :
I-And u la espedanx aad ; parttcalarlt icaV
tood that the Editor doe not al-nr eniiot
the Tlews of correspoadents nnieaa to state
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ui uioctusonat coruuis. i. . " s
? NEW ADVEltTI8E5IENT3.
TIN TOILET. SETS;
"yTE KEEP THE LAHUEST AXD BEST
sclecUon of TIN BECEOOM SETS la lbe'
Giles & Murchison. p i
Cpt24; .;. Uurchlaon llWk'
TRY THE COOK,
gUGGlES. FOR WHICH WE ARE SOLE
AOENNS. Harnc too with Uem at iery'
low prices, lhe larreat aasortmeat of 8at
fe??nb' Travelflnj Bags and 8atcliel la -the
state. . . .- . , -. - h - . -. ,f ... -
Repairing promptly done.1 Prices low.
McDOUtfAIX BOWDKN. .
acptSi 1 ; ;yXe.li4 North Frost St.-
For Fall & Winter Comforts
N THE I10U8EHOLJ) LINE.
P ABE KB A TATIjORSL
Pure White Oil.
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cpt24
E. C. Blair;
QKXKBAL COMMISSION MKBCHANIV
I I No. 19, North Serond Streil, ; - i '
u , , Wilroinatoni N. C.
Soiiclta-consignmenUof all UmU of L'ountrr
an iced.
. .Lnxtuo. j Mil pi icva ami muici reiarnS Kuf.
requested.
sept 4
E. O BLAIR '
Kice Planters i I
rOODS, OF KVtBY UKiCKlPTIONj Mua-
JT kc ts. Powder, Ca pi, fchot, lUr lhott, -torkw,
Kakes. Ac., S"traw Twine. Wo cu 5
make close pricen on tliwe oob, if you tueau! '7
m sixEss. Give us a call and noe what we
"Au ! for you. . .. . - .( . 1 "
j W. E. 6PKLSGEUACO.,l I !,
Sucressora to John Ijawbou A lla.2 ':' .
beit u , ; in. 21 and Market aeel Ji
I ALU'S COIKEl STRAW, HATS ANL
J ' 'v ' .. I": 'IT"' I-.;.'!"
BONNETS, SCHOOL HAW, NKCKWtAB
and oijier Millinery Gools. ,
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MRS. KAtE-Tj. W1NE8,
No. 119, North Second S reel .
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wpt fi aext South of Fobtofficc I
Rice Birds and. Coots'!
VUU'FJSD IN ICE TO ANY PART OF
the United States. . 1 ' j
sept 24 W. E. DA VIS ' SON.
A.
Books !
AND-
Schoo IS uppliec !
. ni . ; .....'if
sept 24
School Books !
4
1.
School Books !
FOR ALL SCHOOLS I!f THE 8TATE. ' A
liberal discount to Merchahta and TarJi -
era.
Slates, Copy-Booka, Crayons,
"wi oirypa aim iarB, . ' , i- ... 1.
Paper, Pena, PencUa, Ink, Balers,"
Parents will please send their children to U-
JIKIN3BKRGERS
v m 1 w w r . t a. r 1 1.1 1 - 1 w 1
SOLU AT';bEASONABLE PRICES AT jrf.l'd'
$ - ,.itit. ?
HEINSBERGER Sr
sept 24
Live Book and Musks Stor .
Cape Fear
QPENS MONDAY, OCTOBER laWFltf
oung men and boys for Business or College.
Infitructlon thoroogh . Fall corps of teacher?.
Patronage has steadily iocreased since Ira
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