The Daily Review
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE a 3 1883.
The Dailv Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, n the cuy of Wilmington.
j
CASTILIAN WRATH.
Growth of the Spanish Irrita-
tlo n Against Frail cc .
Madrid, Oct. 1, 1893 The irrita
tion against France and the French
government has assumed tremendous
proportions. Not only do all the royal
ist papers echo the feeling of the con
servatives, but even-of liberals and
members of the dynastic- Left, men like
JSenor Morct. Every independent pa
per, El Impartial especially, and La
Iberia, chief organ of the Cabinet also,
calls the Parisian demonstration a
shameful disgrace for France and an
act of savagery unworthy ot a civilized
people. They cast the entire rcsponsi
bility on Grevy and the French -Cabinet
who so weakly defended their
gust: "
La Iberia is authorized, it says, to
state that the King condescended to re
main one night mere in Paris and dine
with President Grevy only after an
humble apology, and reserving his lib
erty of action to ask that satisfaction,
public and exemplary, be made lor the
insult. The Madrid press say that he
will be backed by the unanimous feel
ing of his people. His return was de
cided upon at the repeated request of
the Ministers here. The Amba3sador
- to France will' follow him. The nolo
demanding an apology will be ener
getic. The Madrid press and oflicial
telegrams says that Alfonso spoke very
sternly to President Grevy. Irritation
at the embassy and in the Spauiah colo
ny in Parts is very great because the
official . world iu Spam accuse the
French government for the lukewarm
reception.
Great sympathy for Germany is' ex
pressed in the monarchical press, in the
hope that the attitude of Spain will re
ceive ' the support of ' Germany. A
splendid reception is bein" prepared for
the King to-morrow. All the mcms
bers of the royalist party and the officers
of the garrison will unite in the loyal
demonstration. The republican and
democratic press confess that the
French instransigeaute have damaged
themselves and for a long time have
damaged the prospects oi the peninsular
democracy. El Qlobo. the organ of
Senor Oastelar. and 227 Porvenir, "the
organ of Ruiz Zorrilla , deplore such a
eapital impetus given to the German
alliance. They say that Prince Bis
marck has been successful in the present
instance beyond hi3 most sanguine ex
pectations. The French embassy
since yesterday has been protected by
police. Public feeling is very high.
The King is expected here on Tuesday
morning.
Queen Christina obtained to-day the
most loyal reception on record since
the Restoration from the official t world
in the railway station. Even more
loyal was the demonstration from the
crown on the route to the palace. The
people were rushing and cheering be
' hind the royal carriage. Loud cries
against France were heard in
the crowd. Placards against France
have been posted in various parts.'olla
dridbut they were instantly torn down by
the police, who are on guard with their
officers in all the avenues leading to
the French legation. Irritation is very
high. Frenchmen have been slighted
in;Madrid and other places. All par
tiesTcongratnlale the King on having
left Paris, and urge the Cabinet to in
sist on satisfaction. No decision is
likely until the King can preside at the
council
- .
JUDGE HOADLY IN THE
FIGHT.
Addressing a Mass Meeting: of
Ten Thousand Democrats in
Cleveland.
Cleveland, Oct. 1 The Cleveland
Democrats held the largest meeting of
the campaign here to-night. The audi
ence numbered 10,000. The streets
were filled with people, and there was
a torchlight procession, with bands and
transparencies. The meeting was ads
dressed by Judge lloadly, ex-Senator
Joseph Jb. McDonald, of Indiana, the
Hon. S. U. Wood, of Kansas, and the
lion. Henry b. Paine. Judge lloadly
apojio ;or auout an uour. ms voice
was feeble. In the course of his speech
lie saiu:
lhe Democratic party is the party of
Governmental economy and personal
1 : i rri 1 . .
uueny j.uu itepuoucau party nas no
guiding principles. Since the slavery
question was setiicu, tney nave been
kept together solelv bv nartv interests.
Its abuse of power begot the panic of
loto auu uesiropcu our mercantile ma
rine. Millions of money were used to
foster Star route frauds and to corrupt
elections in Indiana. Tilden had puri
fied the Government of New. York, and
the people had triumphantly carried
him onward to the right to occupy the
Presidency, which was stolen tromnim.
The Republicans arc inconsistent on the
Lcmperance quesuon. rne Scott law
is merely a scheme to satisfy everybody
and to please nobody. I belive in the
efficacy of moral suasion, but not in
forced prohibition, as the proposed sec
ond amendment would result in . If I
live until election day, I shall vole
against both amendments.
Judge Hoadly was loudly cheered.
He said that he would speak at San
dusky and Toledo this week.
Spanked by His Bride.
Boston, October i. Late last night
a young lady, bareheaded and very
much excited, rushed to the police sta
tion in Cambridge, and reported that a
woman was murdering her husband in
QuinnV Block. The police found a
healthy, good-looking young woman
administering severe -punishment to
her leige lord, who had returned home
intoxicated. She r had spanked him
with various kitchen ulensite until both
were exhaused. They were recently
married and until to-night have been
very happy. - " , -.
A traveler who visited Egypt and the
Holy Land, says he heard JSt. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain-cure, praised : as a
dajr
STATE NEWS. ;
Goldsboro Messenger- A while man
named Joe Marler. living in the Fret
moot section of this county, met with
an accident in this city , last Friday
. night which may; result in his death.
tie had come to ; the circus, and alter
the night performance, while waiting to
take the eleven o clock train for Fres
moat, got to drinkin g with some friends
The train they wetc to take for Fre-
lnont'nioved off without them and they
ran to overtake itj They caught the
train, but Marler was unable to get
aboard and was jerked on his leet and
thrown, with the degree of speed of the
moving train,Qimong the cros3 ties of
the side track, receiving seyerai very
serious cuts on toe neau. ana it is
thought that his skull is fractured.: Let
those who need a lesson take warning
News and Observer: DfuriDg Septem
ucr loriy nvc urummcrs licenses were
issued from the State treasury, bring
ing in the suni of S1.500. Durimr
September the internal revenue eollec
lions in this district amounted to 18,
356.57. Mr. W illiam Bises. of
Oxford, long one of the editors of the
"tree Lance," died yesterday, aged
about li. The rust in the cotton
fields hereabouts lis excessive. It! is
having a bad effect in causing too rapid
and premature opening of cotton. The
leaves all fall oft and the bolls arc
cxposeu to tne not sun, wuicn causes
them to ripen vry quickly. Many ol
the bolls are dropping off. The Su
preme Court met yesterday. Hon. A.
S. Mernmon, the new Associate Jus
tice, was sworn in by Chief Justice
Smith and took bi3 seat upon the bench.
Associate o ustice asuc; was also press
cut. i he court at once Ljegan the cx
animation of applicants for license
There arc tweuty six of these, all white.
The examination; will be concluded to
Jvurual-Ubscrxcr: About midnight
last Saturday night, a, lire broke out at
the old homestead of J Mr. 11. I. Mc
1)6 wel, of this city, located in David-
hoii township, Iredell county, on the
banks ol the Catawba, hear the Meck
lenburg line, and swept the fine old
family residence away. Willi the resi
dence the smokehouse and kitchen
were burned. Last Sundav j night,
while services were being conducted in
one of the colored churches of the city,
a colored woman in te congregation
named Lizzie Abernathy suddenly
ceased shouting, and clasping her low
er jaw with both hands, tried to push
it shut, but all to no avail. She had
shouted not wisely but too well, and
her jaw had jumped its) socket,
making her mouth stand open to its
fullest capacity .-f Last Satirday little
Johnnie Murr, son of section master
Murr, why is stationed on the AT & O
Railroad, at Davidson College, appeas
ed his appetite on raw sweet potatoes,
of which he ate a great Quantity. He
was shortly afterwards taken with se
vere pains in hi3 stomach which contin
ued grow worse and baffled the
skill of the doctors until Sun
day, when the! boy (died.
Judge Gilmer and Solicitor Osborne
finished up Stanly coimty Superior
court last Saturday, and have opened
Montgomery court in Trov. this weiek.
I The principal case of interest at Stanly
wun ty me tnai ui xjr. xucuaru A.
Anderson, of Big Lick, who was charg
ed with the murder of a young man
named Charlie Cox, in that place, about
the hrst of the present year. Young
Cox, while walking in the street, was
snot down m the darkness by some uti
known party, j Suspicion rested upon
Dr. Anderson as the guilty party, and a
true bill being lonnd against him by the
grand jury, he was held in bond for trial
by the Superior Court., The case was
taken up last Thursday,) and resulted in
a verdictof "not guilty," . This result
was anticipated byl those who appeared
to be familiar with the case,
From parties who arrived in the city
on -the Carolina Central train yesterday
afternoon we learned of a fatal affray
that occurrrd Sunday night at Cam
eron's mill, in Richmond county, be
tween negro men over a sum of money
mat nau oeen stolen trom one of their
nunioer. in the quarrel
liams drew his pistol and
Brown in the abdomen,
Frank Wil
shot George
the wound
Jiuviugiui;u m me course oi ten or
twelve hours. The two parties above
named worked, at Cameron's mill with
another negro named Arten Bennett,
and on Saturday evcuing they were all
paid their wages. The three roomed
together, and during the nisht Bennett's
t M m BaaV m. A L. a. .
money was stoleu, he j alleges, by his-
a light over the matter, which resulted
in the killing of Brown. Williams,
who did the shooting, has been arrested
and jailed at Rockingham, i
It Boars the Closest Scrutiny!.
In the many items of news published,
or reprinted, in theadvertisinfrnnTnra
of the ncwsDarers of the dav it. io
satisfyins to the reader to bo' fullv
assured that rail the names siven as
yinners of capital prized, it various
times of different amoiints. in tj,o
Louisiana State Lotterv
aud truly stated, in addition to ika
many wuo avoid publicity for various
reasons. All names and amounts are
genuine and will bear the close scruti
ny of investigation. If any one doubts
miS laCC ICC mill SCCt lntormntinn
, , JLaupnin, isew Orleans. La.,
and he can be fully satisfied of its exact
iruiu. '
Secoucl Instalment of Fall aud
Winter Clothlnffj
Wc are rcccivine one of thn lnrrrnf
ana iiasst displays of Cas?imere Suits,
iu Plain and Fancy Colors, in Cheviots.
Worsted, Basket, Corkscrew diagonal,
Tricot and Broadcloth. SniU $5. $7,
$0,$11,$13, $15j$l7 and jup to $35.
It will pax you to examine our, Goods
and Prices. A. & I. Sukier. nrfiaWA
Clothiers, UiMarkest.
tf
To Builders and others- Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c- You can get all sizes
lowest prices V;
and at the
PUB0ELL1 HOUSE.
JJNDEB NKW MANAGEMENT,
v WILMINGTON- N. C
, R. PKBRY, Proprietor. 1 -
Lite Proinletor Atlantla ftoteL riMtitia
1 all Its appolntaanta. T&rmm VLta tn M.ca
COHUIBBCIAIi
WILMINGTON MARKET.
October 3 4 Tv M 1
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at 35 cents per gallon. Sales of
100 casks at 36 cents. H '
BOSIN-Quoted dull at $1.12 for
Strained and $1.17 for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.80 per obi
of 280 lbs. j
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at S2 for Virgin and Yellow Dip
and $1-25 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of
60 bales on a basis of 10 1-16-cents
per pound for Middling. The following
are the official quotations :, : , - '
Ordinary 7 9-16 cents
Good Ordinary. 8
Low Middling... 9 11-16 "
Middlm'
10
10
1-16
7-16
Good Middling.
DAILY RECEIPTS. -
Cotton......... 503 bales
Spirits Turpentine 211 casks
Rosin ... 366 bbls
Tar J. ' 206 bbls
Crude Tumentine 165 bbls
MARINE NEWS.
! ARRIVED, j
Steamship' Benefactor. Tribon, New-
York, IT. E. BontU
U. S. mail steamer Iiunehalia, Bis-
bcy, Smithvillc, blaster. j
Steamer John Dawson, ColVin, Point
Gas well, R V Paddison
Stcamcr D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
ettevillc, G W Williams & Co. i
Nor barque Skudesneas, KicldscD,
bavannah, llcide As Co
CLEARED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis-
bcy, iSnnthvillc, Master.
Steamer D Murchison, Smith, Fav
ettevUlc, G. W. Williams & Co.
Schr C H Macomber.-Rumill. Kimrs
ton,; St Vincent. W I, Northrop &
Gumming ' i
Exports.
COASTWISE.
Baltimore steamshi p Raleigh 543
bales cotton, 153 casks spts turpt, 305
bbls tar, 155 do" rosin. 190 do Ditch. 6 do
tar oil, SI cases tar. 54 crates tar, 30
cases spts tnrpt, 46,956 ft lumber, 11
Dales vanilla. 3 bacs reanuts. 6 bbls
shelled peanuts, 7 "bales paper stock, 11
pugs mase
i FOREIGN. , I
Kingston, St EVincent. W I schr
C H Macomber 108,529 feet lumber,
100,000 shingles j
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FALL AND WINTER
-AT
116 Market Street.
All the Latest Novelties
-IN-
Staple and Fancy
-AT
VERY LOW PRICES !
MORE PARTICULARS IN A FEW DATS.
-
CALL FOR BARGAINS
IN
GOOD HATE RIALS t
-AT-
116 T.7arket Gt.
oct 1
C. D. TJorrill.
TJNDEBTAKEB, CABINET MAKER AND
CARPENTER. Oflce and Work Shop on Sea
ond. street, opposite South erlaad'a stables.
Kespec trolly sollciu orders and rnarsnteea
good work, prompt dsllTery aad salTsfsetlon In
tTer? rtipecu , may l&tt
ood
IISCELLANEOUS.
New Orleans, August 1,1883.
TO THE PUBLIC !
Investi&rate for' Yourselves !
Postmaster-General Graham "having pub
Ushed a wilful and malicious faiaehooU in re
gard to the character of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, the following facts are glv
en to the public to prove his statements, that
we are engaged in a fraudulent business, to be
false and untrue : s ' 4 .
Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana
state .Lottery Company from January 1, 1879,
to present date : f j
Paid to Southern Express Co., New
Orleans, T M Wcscoat Manager.. $ I, SGG.300
Paid to Louisiana National Bank.
Jos II Oglesby, President. .........
Paid- to i onisiana State National
! Bank, S H Kennedy, Presidents...
Paid to Nqw Orleans National Baftk,
A. Baldwin, President.
Paid to National Union Bank, 4
b Cliarlaron, Cashier...............
Paid to Citizens' Bank,
ELCarriexe, President.... J......
Paid to Gcrmanla National Bank,
Jules Cassard, Iresidcnt...i';......
Pail to Hibcrnia National Bank; -
Chas Palfrey, Cashier.;... ....... .,
Paid to Canal Bank, Ed Toby, Cash'r
Paid to Mutual National Bank,
iG3?m
125,100
t4,450
57,000
30,000
37,000
lo,150
jos Miicnci, uasmcr. .
8,200
Total paid as above. ............. $2,253,650
Paid In sums of umler $1,000 at the
various offices of the Company
throulout Uic Ucited States 2,627,410
Total raid byU $4,8S1,0C0
For the truth of the above facta we refer the
public to the officers of the above name i corr
poratious, and. for our legality and standing to
the Mayor aud Officers of the tity of New Or
leans, to the State authorities' of Louisiana,
and also to th U. S. Official of 1 Louisiana.
Wc claim to be lepfal, honest and correct in i U
our transactions, as much so s any business
tn the country. Ourstandinsr is conceded bv
all Wlio will invP.sHiyatO "ntifl rkn-r ainnL- hia -fm-'l
years been sold at our Board of. Brokers, and
owned by many of our best known and re
spected citizens. - . j
! M. A. DAUPHIN, President
CiipUal Prize $75,OOOa
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro
portion.
Louisiana State Lottery
We do hereby xsertty that toe supervise the
urrangemeTU jor au trie .Montiuy ana Semi
Annual Drawings of TJte Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and m person manage and con
trol the .Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
ingooajaun towara au parties, ana we author
xze me company to use tats certificate, with fac
similes of our signatures attached, in its adv
Iver
tisements."
Commissioners.
incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Lee
uiature for Educational and Charitable pur-
wim a capital 01 i,uuu,uuu to wnicn a
reserve fend or 5.'i0.ooo haa i Hin An
wiueu. . i
- -t J - "W
By an overwhelmine rwvnnlm vote lf frm.
rnise-was made amrt of the nwn t Sfnte
onsuiution aaoptea December 2d, A. D 1879.
J he only Lotterv ever voted tm. and nfaf
oy tne people of any state.
It never scales or postpones.
itS It r ana bins'lft Ntimher Tlrawlno- tnha
piace monthly. .i ,
A SPLENDID OPPOTtTTTNTTY TO Will A
duktujnjs. Tenth Grand I DrawlTio- ninao
xi, ai new Orleans. Tuesday. October 9.
loon ivisb iM-u Li Liiiy irawiBKi
Capital Prizej $75i000.
lOO.OOO. Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
I Capital Prize of....;
75,000
25,000
capital if nee of.
1 Capital Prize of. ....;....
2 Prize's of $6.000. .
10,000
12,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
5 Prizes of
2,000
10 Prizes of
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
300 Prizes of
fiOO Prizes of
1,000..
500
200..
100
50
25.....
1000 Prizes of j
2o,000
2o,000
APPBOXIMATIOX PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
9 " " 500.
9 " " 250.
6,750
4,500
2,250
1 ,967 Prizes, amounting to. . .... IT.
$265,500
Application for rates to clubs should onlv m
made to thetffice of the Companyjn New OrT
leans. .. i
For further Information, write iclearlv. iriv
nsr full ; address. . Mato t o Mnncir Ai
ders or Resistercd Letter to
NKW-ORLfiANS NATIONAL BANK, -
' - EW UJtLAK8, LA.
Ordinary letters by Mall or Express, to
- M. A. DAUP11LN,
"New Orlpann T.
or M, A. DAUPHIN, '
' f, IJh Washington, D. C.
sept 12-wed-sat 4w-d&w
J HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agent
lor the TANNER A DELANEY, ENGINE
CO'S ENGINES AND BOILERS from i to 150
horse power; also Tramway or Narrow Gauge
Locomotives. U' ! "
Engines adapted to Farm use a specialty. .
Onhand and lor sale ery low, FIVE
SECOND HAND; PORTABLE ENGINES.
from 5 to 15 borse power. -
aux 15-Cm ! S. W. SKINNER, i
Attention Housekeepers. ,
AS NOW 13 TUB TIME FOR PUTTING
up your Pickles for winter use, and knowing
the trouble heretofore of getting the Spices
and Seeds ncceasary, I ordered and have juat
received a email, lot of Whole and Mixed
Spices for the purpose. , Call and &ethcm.
: Also, the Handy Box fchoe BlacWag; with
handle attached. And a full nne 0f "fresh
Family Supplies,.at Crapon's Family Grocery.
GEO. M. CRAPON, Agent, ;
sept S. ' . , - south Front St
S
MISCELOVANEOUS;
HAVE JUST RETURNED
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STdCK
; OF GOODS ! j ' 1 l :
My Opening will bs as early the first of this month
' ' as practicable just as soon as my stock can be 1
DUE NOTICE WILLBE GIVEN OF THE TIME ANo'oAV;
-POLICE -JJAJD-T
Will be in attendance who will take pleasure io showing the goods, and I
say : wili press their custoiiiers gently to buy, H necessary. r ;
My Stock emliraces everything- iii iny liiip,
cct2- - - - 122 HlARk RT isTRfiw
: ! ,.,...
v WEDNESDAY, OCT; 3rcli
A FULL LIXE'or INDIES, M IS SES Jfc CHILDREN, .
JERSEY JACKETS, IN
A FULL LINE OF CORSETS
IN AU, COLOKS AND SIZES.
LADIES HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTKIMM
AND CIIlLDREN'Sj. SCHOOL HATS AT.iffiDyCED.PRlCES.y , . ,
Also, an imraetiBe stock of Hamburg and Irish Toint Embroidery at astonihingly l0Je prtnl
No trouble
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, 118 Market Street.
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 1
Carpets, r.r : - ;t
Carpets, - i- I
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS AMD MATS I
AJlarge assortment catefully selected patterns, and
we think CHEAPER than you can buy them in f
this or any other State; at all events we will
: give you the prices, you must judge.; J ;
sept 29, 1883
New York Wepklv Herald
ONE OOIiliAlt A YE Alt.
fllHE CIRCULATION OF THIS POPULAR
newspaper Is constantly (increasing
tidns all the leadiBg news of the Dal
It Con
and is arranged in handy departments. The
FOREIGN NEWS
embraces special dispatches from all quarters
of the globe. Under the head of
AMERICAN NEWS
are given the Telegraphic Despatches
or he
week from au parts of the Union, t
This fea-
ture alone makes
THE WEEkLY HERALD
the most valuable chronlftlo.
is the cheapest. - Every week is riven a faith
ful report of !'
POLITICAL NEWS
embracing complete and comprehensive des
patches from Washington, Including full re
ports of the speeches of eminent politicians on
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
of the Weekly Herald gives the latest as well
as the most practical suggestions and diecov
eries relating to the duties of the f armer, hints
for raising Cattle, Poultry, Grains. Trees
KSffii?0- cJ,wi suggStfonl rioi
ffJ)lnK,uilduigaantI t&ri& unsils inre
Shl8.Is ?uP,Ptemented by a well-edited
department, widelv eonind. nnhnr- h,d ,nvJ
THE HOME, I
giving recelpcs for practical dishes, hints foJ
mating cJothlng and for keeping up with thd
latest fashions at t.h. . lnt
Item of cooking or economy suggested in thia
deirtmcnt is practically tcstedTy erta be
fore publication. Letters from our Parlarand
London corresnondenu on th
fashions. The
TI T . . 1 J
7 Herald will save the Housewife more than
hJS2??3d-tlmC8 tbc I"100 of thc Paper. The
SKILLED LABOR. I
l)ke,t aft?p , ana everything relaxing to
mechanics and labor savlnr ls careml?rt
corded. There i
latest phases 0f tho bnslSeVrketsT Crops
Merchandise! Jko... oiVi- 2 V1 .
diS??sinofthc tpS!,
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
.SJt!n? .New8 at nomc abroad, togeth
er with a Story every week, a Sermm bv fam
eminent divine, Literary, MiScal DrSnX
Personal and Sea Notes. ThercS noSerfa
the world which contain "J1?
, "rv . aa eejtiy iieraiu.
Which
subscribe at any time. . .
You can
The New York Herald,
in a Weekly form; One Dollar
a Year.
NEW. YORK HERALD
"Rice Birds and Coots"
glXIPPED IN ICE
the United States.'
TO ANY PART OF
aept24
W. E. DAVIS A&ON.
MISQEIiLANEOUS.
FROM XUE NORTHERi, CITIES
WITH A
- -, i ""m.
ALL SIZES and COLORS.
..ALSO, -,U, :'-,' lZ
ED
!
to show goods at
WE BEG TO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO OUR SELECT
'STOCK OF
Fine Wines and Liquors,
CAPE FEAR,
STUART'S RYE,
0--V-.V-''' VIRGINIA G LADES.
cr infix's
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
CLARET8. SCUPPERNONGS. PnP.T.4 w
AND SHERRIES.
-sxaaxii, vjc AliJj ILliXlO.
IMPORTED AND ; DOMESTIC. 1 i
L. BRID6ERS & 00.
HO North Front St.
sept 24
V,
J
.M,i,
Q.ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
' m ' No.. 19. North SMnd fifwui !
i V,,,,.,.. , - Wilmington, N. C.
1 XTOaace. TOD prices and onlt mtnma nr.
requested. -, , ...
markets wneu
- sept U
E. Q. BLAIR.
Fall Hato.
JADIES COLOBED flTBAW HATS AKP
BONNETS, SCHOOL HAT8, NEckwEA
and other Millinery Goods. - " ' '
; .... .. ... (
..MRS. KATE C. WINES,
' No, 119, North Second 8trcet, . J '.,
sept2A faext South of Postoftlce
To-Day is- Moving Day.
fxONT PUTP THAT OLD Cook Store;
down and buy a new one and start
right this year. : Splendid stock ,ct Heaters,
h 0aw'5,eUetbJi Sparkle; Cadet; Del
aware, Surprise. Casket, Wyonalag, Fernwood.
Token, Forest, Unwood, ITncua, 3rion. Oak
Tc-Wr PACKER & TATLOB.
tUULl WHITE OIL. oct IV