- rxxAss KOTiur
We will be gUd to reoclre coramaatoaUoa
lubed every evening.
Sundays ex
3
from onr frlesds on airj mad all sabjeeis
eeptea dj ; :,,
JOSUT.JAME3,
general Interest but r. .. h.
ft
a1
The name of the writer nest ahray be fa ;
alahed to the Editor.
,nilSCKlPTIOX3 POSTAGE PAID:
CoantnTrnlcattona mnat be wrlttea
- ... r " .. .
oa enl
$1.00.
Six ssanths, C&0O. Three
one aide of the paper.
.h. tl.OO: One monsn, cenio.
per will be denvered by canter, tree
rf,eeiiu per week. : -
Personalities nut be aTolded. .
Aad It la especially and particularly u&d
stood that the Editor does aot always endot
VOL. VII.
W f LMINGTON. N...C FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1883.
NO. 247
the Tiewsef corrcapondenU unless sonata te
tubscrlbcm will report any and all fall-
tn the editorial colomna. ' . -"
IBIS PAPER
EI
7V
if'
rfTlie Daily Review has the largest
" fide circulation, of any newspaper
plhlishcd, in the dty of Wilmington
Monsi
fuor Capel says that there- it
more immorality : in the . daily news
paper than any where else. x
-. Thc Republican party oi :- Ohio has
ta buried in a Foraker" lot. The
ABgusta Chronicle fathers ibis
i JUnrie Haafc JUidjir4iusbd were
Hted to President Arthur 4a Sat
nrday by the Germ aa Minister.
i
since the death of Marwood, the
hangman, hundreds of his likenesses
have been sold by photograpner3.
; . - -
Graves are so thick in Chi Da that no
railways can ever be built without a
. I A .
general overhauling oi past generations.
The Republicans are now pinning
all ot their success next year on Demo
cratic blunders. Let them chew the
cad.
- Antonius Anderledy,,the ne.w general
ol the Jesuits, spent several years in
America, and became a priest in Green
Hay- '
George F. Slosson, the billiardist, is
in Chicago, practicing for his game with
Mr. Sexton, whom he wi't meet there
on the 28th instant.
. 3 . '
Mr. Frederick Gebhard may not be
much of a man, but his horse, Eole, l
a stayer. Ho won another face on
Saturday, though heavily weighted..
Texas organized sixty eight new
counties last yeaj, making 200 in the
fit The increase of her taxable
property in the year was $130,000,000
The Ohio election seems to have a
good effect on Kentucky where the
ornni nt mm and cowoeas and blue
grass whiskey aro said to be first-rate
: .
Within ten years, writes a Western
man, thirty California millionaires
have died and not one of them was dis- j
tingmshed in. life for anything boL Jils'
money. -' .
' Sergeant Jasper, the hero who
figures in Revolutionary annals, is to
have a monument j& Savannah. Of
the $10,000 required for tho -work $6,
837 have been subscribed.
The engrossing theme of house-hunting
seems just at present to be an all
absorbing topic of interest in Washing
ton City. Never before, wc are torn.
has there been such a demand for eligi
ble houses.
Mr. Abbey has just paid $16,000 at
the New York customhouse Cor ninety
four boxes that coutain the French cos
tuniesof the chorus and the ballet. The
boxes average not less than four square
feet each.
The entire number of pupils who arc
now studying German in the public
schools of St. Louis is ver 20,000. or
more than half ot the whole number oi
pupils, (rerman in our public schools
might not be amiss.
One of the most historic buildings in
Pjiria has disaoDeared forever. The
last stone of the Tuileries has now been
removed, ' leaving an uninterrupted
view from thelace du Carroussel to
the Arc de Triomphe.
General Hancock will stay where he
is and have the South added to his
department. General SohoCeld will
take Sheridan's place as commander of
the Military Division of the Missouri..
General Augur will replace Schofield
in the Division of the Pacific.
Ik Marvel, whose Reveries" we are
tall dreaming again.has a dozeii
children, and a charming home for
them. But he is land poor, and has to
work as an architect in order
MV w r-
..i-n tath ends meet. He is as de
lightful as his books, nevertheless T
- . -. ' f "
Mile. Van Randt. the American prima
donna, who is turning the heads of
Parisians, has accepted an engagement
to sing in the New Opera House in New
York next Year. Her contract extends
over a period oHseven months for which
sheis to receive $150,000 and the ex
penses of four attendants. v
1 - .
, Fnll returns from Ohio on the prohi
bitioo amendment show ahat it was
defeated, receiving 320,454 votes in :i a
; Toteof?U.G81. The law required that
the amendment should recei ve a vote
' equal to a majority of all cast at tho
election. It only received 320,454. "and
so may be said to have failed of - adop
tion by 35.387. This, however, was; a
very heavy vote for radical v a
measure in a time ot so much .excite
ment. and its friends think that another
year they will succeed. :
Dr. Marion Siras has an internation
al reputation, a iiundredlhousand dollar
practice, a palace oh Madison avenue.
New' York, ami decorations enough to
cover his body with medals and crosses.
He -goes to Europe at frequent inter
vals to attend the crowned heads and
to lecture before the royal medical so
cieties. Hois feted everywhere: but
he is always the same modest, sensible,
patriotic American. Dr. Sims is a
South Carolinian . born . in Lancaster
county', a" few-;railetf from the pofc
which Andrew . Jackson claimed as
his' birth-place-' His splendid success
has not obscured his! old jhonie. After
the war, when food and medicine were
scarce and disease plentiful, he sent bis
old neighborsone of his fees, $20,000,
and his heart acknowledges their every
claim for sympathy. I '
LOCAlJNEWS. I
IXDEX TO NEW i ADVERTISEMENTS.
C W Yates Comids In '
J.NOG Wagner Notice .
Crokiy & Morris For Sale
Heinsbekger A New Arrival
Opera Mouse Acme Comedy Co
MuxDS Brds. & DERosset Onion Sets ,
W H Gree Segari.Tobacc and Cigarettes
Ven nor promises frost lor to-morrow
and Sunday. , ' i
- : 1 i
Rain is needed and (would
be wel-
come now. ' ,
.The News and
again to-day.
Observer failed us
The receipts of cbttod at this port today-foot
up 1,306 bales. '
There was some superb beef in mar
ket yesterday and tor day.
Thanksgiving falls J this year on the
29th and Christmas comes i on Tucsn
day. .: .. ' j , -
T,he turnpike was probaily well
lined with vehicles this afternoon. It '
has been beautiful1 weather for driving
We understand that the display of
meats to-morrow mprning. in the New
Market, will nrohably be the infiat .
the 6eAsOtti;; , ; :: '
The-Frank Evans , Acme Comedy
Company arrived here- last night. They
appear at the Opera House to-night in
Joaquin Miller's Comedy-Drama lof
the "Silent'Man." i
The atmosphere! has been much
warmer to day and a,t 3 o'clock the ther
mometer in this office registered 73,
which is only three degrees below Suit
mer heat.
Dr. Fairfax Irvin, win has for
two years past been j in charge of the
U. S. Marino Hospital here, has been
ordered to Norfolk, and vvjlJ be relieved
here by Dr. C.T. Peck ham,
Cityj Court. j
The first case for the Mayor's consid
erationthis morning was, that ot Kitty
King, colored, who Was charged with
disorderly conduct. A fine of $5 was
imposed, but as she jwas minus the
fund3 she was sent belqw for 20 days.
Horace Ford, colored, lor throwing
rocks, was sentenced to a fine of $5 or
0 days. He also went below.
Home Ajram. ,
Mr. Alex. : Sprunt arrived home on
the last night's train, jafter an absence
from the city of four and a half months,
wtiich he has spent ent irely inj Scotland,
his native land. He was a passenger
on the Cunard steamship Pavonia, and
reports that he had a jyery pleasant
passage. We were glad to see him
lookipg in much improved health.
Exports Foreign.
Nor. barque Skudemaer, Capt.
Kjeldsen; cleared to-day for Newcastle-on-Tyne.
with 200 casks spirits turpen
tine and 3.290 barrels rosin, valued at
$11,600, shipped by (Messrs. Alex.
Sprunt & Son. Schooner Robert Dorityl
Capt. Law, cleared: for. St,-. George,
Grenada, with 100.455 feet lumber, 8Q -850
shingles, 2 barrels tar and 2 barrels
pitch, valued at $2,213.88 shipped by j
Messrs. Korthrop and Camming.
The Silent Man.
The Houston (Tex.) Post
has the
following to say in regard to the above
named play, which is to be presented
by the Erank Kraiis Co., at the Opera
House to-night and to-morrow after
noon (matinee) and night:
A large ana appreciative aujieme
: " J r ' it
M.trH the oia lavorties. r raK wor
daunt and Libby Koxon.i
with a round
mwu r
of applause. TDey presemeu mm .moai,
admirable fonract cnnredi by Joaquin
Miller, entitled therSilent Man.V The
Slav is replete with beauUrdl passages,
exciting Fcenes, periloaa situations and
bleasitig denouemcnis, andj the , various
SSs were most admirably sustained
1. .. vk nnmnanv. Ubb v Noxon. I rank
- .
ceptionially good. in their-roles, and
elicited frcqjtcnt applause : i : -
The Choice. j
, A party of our young men met on
tbe night of the 17th inat., and organ
ized Jal Choix Dancing Club. , The
followiog.were ihe officer elected;
President W. Jacobs,
Vice President W R. Morrison.
Secretary and Treasurer H- J. Ger-
ken: - ; . : v - ' : ; .
'Governing Committee-W, J. Josen
thai. W. R. Morrisoni ' W.i K-1 Jacobsr
J. W. Fleet and J. M. Donlan:
A Valuable Property.
Attention is invited to the advertise-
ment elsewhere of a very valuable 1
c " .T.r r., t , :a 0;,
Messrs. Cronly & Morr.s It is siUi-
atoA rn the Wnrth oiilo nf Marmot strixtt.
.w kU iiuiui v vvv
between Front arid Second, and has a
dwelling WitU scyen. rooms upon it. It
i3 almost in the very heart "ol the busi
ness quarters of the city,: and some of
these days a handsome iron-front store
will be erected there. .'
Magisterial.
A few days since Jane Kelly, colored.
obtained a warrant from one of our
justices for the arrefet - of her husband,
Heury Kelly, on the charge of slander.
Tbe defendant ; was arrested, and his j
wife, the' prosecutrix,; testified against
him as to the truth of. the charges'. s Af
ter hearing all the testimony, the justice
dismissed the case and assessed the
prosecutrix with the costswhich the
defendant, as the woman's husband,
had to pay. " . I . 1
, x t . . 1 -
lee Cool Soda.
... r Messrs. ;Mun43 - Jkosr
have jo.stbad prit iip i ttfir, drug Store .
. I
ond streets, a new jtnd elaborately or-1
... . .. , . . I
namentea Arctic fcoaa mountain, wnicn
is without donbt one of the most ele
gant in the South. It was made espe-1
cially for them; is of.rchly variegated
marble, hexagonal in shape, and is
abouLsix feet in height. At each angle
of the hexagon is a bronze statue a foo
P i K finisK
rs In : hTehl"TxnsbuJ
Surmountiog: tbe dome ofHhe fountain
. Y.Mir iraa iola nd (rtAhftS1 SO fLrrn.ncr -
ed as to present when lighted an unique
nnan-rn,A ft ailHo nipriftlltf tr the.
r
looks of the otherwise very attractive
store, and has been admired, by hun-
drcds who have seen it during the day.
It wUl be ready for US0 Sometime in
n,. v nr nPTt wek and on the
tne ean.y part 01 next. weeK, auu on uio
ODoninff day, due notice ot-which will
if-: 7u r t
wz jiivcu, iuc u.tMwto j.Kt,Wv. -w
treat the public lo cool soda from this
ountain.
j Minnie Hauk.
One oltbe largest , most select and
most cultivated audiences we ever saw
in Wilmington assembled at the Opera
House last night to listen to the- justly
celebrated Mme. Minnie Hauk and her
unequalled troupe oi artists., At wad a
rich musical feast to which eur citizens
had gathered and all were satisfied.
Mme Hauk is certainly a most wonder-
ful vocalist and richly deserves the
high -encomiums which have been
everywhere lavished upon her. bhe
carried the audience by storm in her
.of oftipto urliSrh wnrA selections frotn
. .. . i. , ....
Opera "Mignon,". at pe ciose 01 wmcn
the encores were so vociferous that she
returned and sung a pleasant Scotch
song, being ner own accompanmu one
at once won the hearts of her hearers.
I - . . Ot
who were no less entranced by her rich
.. .. .. u
vocalism man mcy weiu uapw.ic j
her jrrace of manners . At her second
er gnwcw .,1
recall sne sung " way wn upwi
pathos that it might be called heir most
pleasing effort. Mile Sali. contralto,
: anfondidiv and r is a pains.
""n r
takinsr and conscientious artist She
nroduced some of her tones with mar
.1 frcr &cr Monte.
grifio, tenor, had a rich and powerful
voice which had Deen careiuuy cuui
valed, although he had a few personal
mannerisms which were not pleasant
and somewhat marred the enect 01 nis
singing- Sig Pasqualis, baritone, has a
wonderful voice, deep, pure,' rich! and
resonant, and he holds it under wonder
fal control. His articulation even in
the most rapid passages, " was withoutj
a blemisu. Mr. sternoerg, pianist. ws
the best we have ever heard, which Is
saying a good deal. This embraces all
the principal artists who appeared last
night, and, w have aricd tq7peak " o't
their eilbrts candidly and as thy de
served. We feared, so many were the
recalls, thatnhare wxrald necessarily be
MnecattiagW:of'tli8' pieces, but the
programme was -carried .out in its
entirety Nohingwas left out. It jwaa
a rich entertainment, delightingmli who
hacfthe good fortune to tej ptesent. Wo
could say'much more in praise of; each
artist, but want of space forbids "
Mayor Hall has returned from his
visit to the State Agricultural Fair, at
Raleigh, and presided at the City Court
this morning'' ; ' ; - ?
rTho stealing of nt-ygpaper'from tb6l
front yards and" stoops of subscribers
seems to be quite ajflourishing industry,
but it is slighUy annoying to 4 hose who
have their subscription to rcxy.
. l - . i-i. -; :
1 in' the; Swamps. : if;
The sreat railroad contractor of South'
America. II . Meiggs writes as fol
lows r V :y-tfd-' i .. . '.
taMA Peru. "I wish to say or! St
Jacobs OiL thai tarn corUDletelv satis
tied with its use that I procured a box
lof it. That f have used it with ercat
satisfaction. - -'It has aceomplisbed won.
ami given great relief. It will
, 1 v J 11 . 4
aiwav nave uiy positive cnuorsenjeni
as a pain liberator."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FRANK EVANS
Acme Couiedy Compiny.
Grand Matinee and Night
Performance, i ,
THE SILENT MAN!
MTINEB, 2.c and 60c.
-NIGHT, 25c. 50, 75c and
i
Reserved Seats at DYERS'.
ect 19-lt
Notice. -
fllHE-UNDERSIGNED. HAVING QUAIJ-
hmnsladebtedlo said estate to make lmmedl-
TTK1 JiutAooiMl novahv nrl vdq nnrwfl f a oil nA. I
o an wuo noiaciaime against
resent them for iavment
on or before the lath dav c October, 1884:
otherwlsa this notlcs win be p'ad in bar of
recovery - jjco. . wagneb, -
- i Aum'r Estate or-tieorge- vni, aeceased .
ocU9-lt M i 7 , w-.;,
For Sale.
1HAT DESIRABLE "PiECE . OF REAL
Estate, situated on the North side of Market
I street, beiwfien Second and Tklrtl atrce'e.
tw rtter.
1
back North 132 feeJv being partB of lots 4 and 5 py 4.Xue Mo8t Reliable ClotMog House In
In Block M8. -The Improvements-consists ofK-'r' i. i
t BU) m T90f rame tiweiiw contain-
lug 57200ms, Kitchen, &c
"rSuoAA'xB,
' 'oct loot-; i Real Estate Ageau ,
"f-!! Ptort Vpt 1 1
i SJ w BOJ L . . m w ,
s- ... ..
T WILL HAVE FOR SALE ON MY Stall about the majority vote. How we got to ihe
AfTt, l: J21 , J JfronttonomyteryJ. ,The peopte. know that
1 umhottow monung, anu tvery uay jor ww
to come, a lotojt :j
: SUPERB MOTJJTTAIN BEEf,
j , f .'
jubs reccivcu irom mit n esi. awu, r vry ujr
a. i m 1 wwr a. a 1
' ' the best of
MUTTOy, PORK, SAUSAGES, &c.
We tlo our best to please. All orders care-
fuy and prompUr flUed.
W. M. UAYS. Jr..
oct 18 4 1
Stall No 7, New Market
Sportsman's Goods.
WSfEBgUshSid SuS Bn
ever broogSt to et..
E HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
Brcecu .Loaders
Also a flrat-
ridge Bags. GvA Caps, Game Bags; 45c- In
I iJt1 "araare-
I Successors to John Dawson Jb Co..
oct 15 19, 21 and 23 Market ti ect
f om a I Q
I Cae AJle DlaHlUj
-pODUCE BROKER AND COMMISSION
XTV .ia w4 st wmfnA
n. c. solicits consignments of all kinds of
I Country Protlnce. .. .
Country ordera nilel at the lowest market
prices for Flour, aieai, r. id anil uraeejies.
A trial is solicfed ami satisfaction gnaran
1 teed.. -r. 1 - j-oct.ie
Old ' North State Saloon,
G South Front Street.
1 -w-l
1 M
IBESH ARRIVAL Large. Fat
new river OYSTERS-aiways
I on Ice Cool Beer to go with them. -Beit 5
cigars. Good Whiskey, wines, Ac.
Trr 'HJen'! Lee" Cisrar. - - oct 15
Q Tnba noe
oegatSj lOuaCCO,
Hlrr vaH-A
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT,
Wholesale and Retail. Prices low snd qcattty
. . . . T t . f T 1 1 1 l.1 V
guarsnteei. . m iiiuiu n. uoiu.i,
FLORIDA. WATER,
LAVFADKtt WATER, ''
VIOLICT WATER, . : , -
f 3. - HELIOTROPE WATER.j
WHITE ROSE WATER,
v - RAZENA WATER.
, Also a rorapkle araortmcnt of jColognes and
renamery ior iae oumoici buuud. .
43 Frescrlptions ctnnpoum1et day and
cihtat , r. C. MIIXERS, , A
- ' - German Druggist,
aeptS- . Correr Fourth and Nun ats.
Headquarters; ftr Country
-... . . -.. .- - - f'- .- '-j -. ---.
: Produce. .
AW. EIVENBARh,' . .
-114 North Vatcr SL. .Nc vrburj ' Old Stand
Also, a full line of choice Famliv- Ur ceies
- A sice lot Mountain Butlrr iubt received
; l'rompt attention. Reasonable prices. ;
- l'lease gite me acalL . . oetIS-tf .
9
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assignee's Sale
Or, THAT
Elegant, NewandFineStockJ
OF HAND MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
iJryfoos & ; Sternbergexs,
No. 1 1 25 Market Street.
Tiieae Cootla are all of recent purchase, tm-
j v l ' bracing llie '
VERY . LATBST AND NOBBIEST, AND
- I
.BEST MAKES IN THE WORLD,
Under the existing circumstances a-me will
ie dispose! of at STRICT COST FOR CASUJ
Come rlglit now and get a Triple Bargain
irst bargain Gooda jat Cos t.
Second bargain Best) Style. '"...'
xntrj uarxain i-eneci ri . j
Remember this 1 tho handsomc3t Use of
BOOT and SIIOE3 In the South. -Don't
delay, but come at once.
J. I..MACKS,
oct 15-lm i Assignee
Expressive Pictures.
ARTIES DESIRING PHOTOS WITH
obtala such at our Gallery. There being a
cure the aid of tne DenUet and .-while under
his gentle manipulations MR. C ROSENBERG
photographs " your countenance result "A
VERY EXPRESSIVE PiCTURE."
HORTON FREEMAN. 1
VanOrsdell's old stand.
j js
R
ECENTLY' A LETTER WAS RECEIVED
at the Wilmington Post Office addressed slm-
f Wilmlneton". It was delivered to us. We
- '
.? to claim for curves such
dlsUnction, but if any dozen well Informed
business men In this city were aked to name
the most prominent house selling Clothing at
thn inwat nric thr in but mile don t
i we have built our success upon tn Droau ana
sure foundation of accept
trustworthy methods. W
table service and
e keep only such
arooda as the. nubile want and wo never adver
tlse a word about them that we cannot back
1 facta in the store. - Somehow the people
I . . 1
i naturally nac so cai wiui us.
A. & I. SHRIEK,
oct 15 Reliable Clothiers, 114 Market St.
Coming In !
New Goods Jilvery Day I
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK.
EVERYTHINGi "NEW AND NOVEL !
I Stationery suitable for every line of buslnefs.
I SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL fcUPPLIES
I a specialty.
CJ- "W- YATES.
oct 15 119 Market St.
Carpets.
' HAVE JUST ' RETURNED FROM THE
Northern j Market, where j I -purchased tbe
LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET EVER
brought to thisJOity, and I am njw prepared
ti serve any one who wishes to purchase
FINE IngralnL ; Three-Ply Tapestry. Brussels
or Body Brussels, or Naj lcr Matting. A'J , of
the latest patterns and design.
1
.. SOL. B8AR,
20 Market tr et
sept 8
NEW GOODS!
'AM i jSTILT. RECEIVING NEW GOODS
.- ; . . - - - -1-
I in both' drpartroerU. MILLINERY AND
FASfcY GOODS
I 3 i
All the material
for mtk
j t
Inz up Hats and 'Bonnets. Velve, Hlbljors,
Teatbew, BlrcU, Ac, V - :. 1
FELT, iSfttA , AND FRAMEj. -LATEST
STYWISi' All necewtry untfrtl for Fancy
Wcik.,w . .fmp!ng Pattenw I inrjje Jot
of
Jerteys" for ladles,-Misse al Chifclren.
Xiossamers all lzc ad iulities.
process.7 -1 r i' ?z. : :
New Patterns frjut Universal Fashtoa Co.
' Polite attca ton given to all ,o'r customers.
1 : ' " 'epel!y;v:
MISS El K ARRE H;
EXCHASGE CORNER; rv.;J
: Wilmington, N. a, QcC 1813; )';
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A New Arrival.
niLLANOEE CONVINCED Tnat there S
U just now offered to the pabllcAK ENTI EK-
T.X NEW.UOT of 'tT- 4.
- STATIONERY FiKCYGDS, ' f
. PATES JOLliand DoUs of ill kinds "
TOYS OF EVEBY DCIUPTIOnI
And tbe very latent Noveltlea for the Winter s
..--!- - ;:; - .-" - ' - .1 -
HEINSBERGER'S,
oct IS
Live Cook and Iluslc ti teres
Clinton, Point; CasvVell &t
;WiImingtbhlR, IR
v OFFICE Sa'RETARr A-TEEASfKEB, IV
... . . .... - ;J;
Wilmlngtoxf, N. C.,' Oct. 1 T, 1S?1 )
PROPOSlAXiSJ "
SEALED PROPOSAL WILL BE EECEIVJ" -
. i "I.-..-'7., ..jrd.'--r
ed at tbli oaic' iintll noon of 8turd.-y
November !lri, for gradlmr fire miles of tho " '
UiLoton, Koint Caswell A Wilmington K. It.,! at '
tho CUniftn end of Uiq -road. Plans and spe
cldcaliont can be foqn lit tldsoilb'C. - i '
.1. II . BOAT W B 1 G HT1 V
-octI7-2w fccrCy&lrcas
t tar and Oaucaelan copy 2w .
llli 1XJ.L JUi 1... OJCj lO,
W
E KEEP THE LARGEST AND BEST
BclerXlon ot TIN BEDROOM SETS In the
place Call and get pf ices before buying ,
elsewhere. . . -.-?'.
Giles & Biurchison, u
Iscpt 24.:,'-; , : ; ; ilurchltpn iBlock .
Removal.
j.
W LOVE'S OFFICE HAS 1 BEEN.
removed to tho office in rear of Messrs. MuucU' :
Bros. 7t DeUosset's drug store, corocr of Mar- .:
ketaBdcrood streets. Entrance on Second
street. - - ! oct 17-3t
rJIou n tai n TJle at ! j
lVERXBODY WHO SAW. THAT BEAU
TIFUL BEEF on oiu: SUlla thia morulas: said1
that it was the prettiest offered here this - scav ).,
son. we have a lot moro of the same sort,- ; : -which
we will offer to tovrow and Sat unlay,1 V
Orders for choice-cuts jecelvedat :jininmt;
Also, a full line of .- ' ' ;r, ' V
PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES
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Wc respectfully invite a call ancj Inspection.'
J. R.: MEBTON:. -
Proprietor of the only Steam Sausage Factory
in
the State.
c ct 18 2t
. New Buckwheat 1
"JEW BUCKWHEAT AND WHITE Syrup ?j
to suit, rect ived by New York Steametj to day, . ;
Also, Cakes and Crackers of every variety, j V
fresh and crisp, and a general stock of Fresh ,
Groceries usmlly found in a Crst-classGro-- ;
eeryafccrapon's anuiy urocery.;.
GEO. M. CRAPON, A
gent,
Oct 10
South Front St
Onion Sets I Onion Sets !
ARRIVED THIS DAY, WHITE and RED
Onion Sets. Quality guaranteed. Prices res '1
sonablc. ; . . , . " i - -' j -j
Munds Bros. & DeBossot,
Druggists and Seed Iealers, : i (
oct 15i ' ' Market and Second Sts4
OYSTERS 1 0YSTERS1
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New:River, Stump
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Myrtle Grove Oysters
glHPPKIMTi ICE TO ANY PUIXT. WE
gttirantee t. deliver them KKKill ant
SWEET -- W. E. DAVIS A SON.
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