rmsrAPKR -
.H.hi every erenlag. StuitUyi
ecpted by
JOSH T." J ABIES,
EDITOR AND PHOFK1KTO k-ltbsCIUPTION-3
FOSTAGB PAID:
..r M.00. 8ix month. $2.00. Three
O" 1 .... t no-' One month. 35 cents.
oriii ikt ilellvered bv carrier free
the pi'cl
ua or 10 cento per week.
dvcstilng rate low and Uberal.-
rt-abscrlbers will report any and all faS-
' m receive their paper regularly,'
circulation, of any newspaper
pushed, in the city of Wilmington.
"Alexander Kirkpatrick. having lived
ninety -eight :. years in Scotland, landed
ijst Tuesday at Castle Garden.
. : . " . I
"Mr. Mahonc i3 on hia knees looking
ior the lost key to the situation' is the
way the l'hUadeHhia Times expresses
jv.o Mormon missionaries in Mississ
jnpi have been arrested for vagrancy,
yieiiave plenty of money, and a test
case will bo made ot 1 he aflfnir.
The News-JcumaU ol Cincinnati,
jiJrocates changing the laws of Ohio
so that the elections shall be held in
Koveniber, as they are in other States
The Cincinnati Enquirer says : 'Re
publicans should brace themselves for
next week's shock. We learn that it
will be quite severe in Jhia section of
. , z .- . . " -
Escalai is. a new Paris tenor,t with a
surpassingly fine voice and great skill
in using it ; but alas, he iftfio short and
fat as to be ridiculous in the heroic
roles of grand opera.
M
The young men who pattern after
Conkling, remarks the Chicago Herald'
will make a mistake. He is useful as
hi illustration of what a gentleman's
manners ought not to be
Vennor.the meteorological wizard,
predicts a cold snap, beginning the first
week tf November. The Oth, the New
York Times thinks, promUes' to Be a
cold and cheerless day for the Repub
licans. -
Charles Dambmann, the young - New
York millionaire who recently paid
Maurice Grau $3,000 forfeiture for the
engagement of Mile. Nixau, the singer,
is with Mile. Nixau at Las Vegas, N-
M., "living in grand style."
General Hancock chatted with anl
mation to a reporter last week. "I am
almost well," the General said, "rnd
will be at my office in a day or two for
the first time in several weeks. No,
there will be no important changes con
sequent upon General Sherman's re
tirement." . :
Three years ago about twenty rich
men of Dayton, Ohio, invested largely
at Fargol : The boom set in. and they
bought more and held for a rise. One
"year ago these investments were Valued
at several millions, and Will now be
sold at a loss. Such is the far Western
boom.
George Munro, who has discontinued
his cheap reprint of the Forlniqhlly,
Contemporary aud Nineteenth Century,
is reported to have lost $20,000 thereby.
Those publications, able as they are,
are so exclusively occupied with British
topics as to be of small interest. to most
Americans.
Pursuant to a call a number of in
fluential Germans, including represent
atives of the brewing interest in
Rochester, assembled Tuesday jaight
and passed resolutions asking the Ger
man element of Rochester to supuort
the democratic ticket in the coming
electionexcept Hon. J. H. Maynard,
their candidate for secretary of state.
The New York '-Times, 'Republican,
throws this to tho breeze:- ''Governor
Cameron of Virginia, lias announced
that he will not support the Republican
party unless it fully accepts "Read
juster" ideas. Holders of United States
bonds, of which $240.028,782 are owned
hv aavinffs banks, will regard Mr.
Cameron's support as very dear at any
such price."
i ;
Serious troubles are feared for to
morrow in Virginia. A riot has al-
ready occurred at Danville and it is but
tho legitimate outcome of the teachings
of Mahono and Cameron. The trouble
took place in Danville last Saturday
afternoon and the result is that three
negroes are dead and four arc seriously
woanded while three white , men ara
badly wounded. The account of the
affair, as" published in the New York
Herald shows that tho negroes incited
by the incendiary harangue of a .white
Mabonite. were Ihe aggressors?nd that
tho whites acted on the defensive'
; Ontoftlio Jaws.
Toleic. Ohio. rhe Express says:
A prominent, who was at the the point
of death from what the physicians pro
nounced kidney and spine trouble, bas
been cured by St. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-anisher. ; -
To Builders and others- Go to J ACO
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
v do. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. f; 'j '; - ; v "
VOL. VII. WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. NOVEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
mil TO- K EW AnVERTISEMENTS.
"Moore County Grit" '
No More Eye Glasses ' i
W J Morr-Siall Nj5
John B A ltkx Poets
I A Smith Furniture
. IIjeaexe & Co Card.
C W Yates New Bots
W It Greex Toilet rtlclei
Oi'eka House Alvln Josltn
Heihsbekges School Books .-.
4Paekke & Tati-oe Our ave
T O Lcmsdek Mexican Veterans
Giles & MLKCHisox New Goods
V VT Ziegleii Co. $05 a Month
- MoDocGAi.r, '& Bowiex Bufigiea
Mcxds Bnos. & DeRosset Notice
BixiiGXa8 & Co So UsejTrvlnf? i ;
Knights tVv II t)2iDJlr-j:egular Meeting ;
K ekciinek A Cai.dek ; Bnos Gr9cerles
irEACXE & Co Mus'c without a Teacher
W E SrEE'GER & Co Sports man's Goods
K G BuiE General Commission Merchant
Tnos C Crait New Furniture Warerooms
A & I' Shriek Truth U Straager than Fic
tion : "
Mrs hi A Lr.MsL'EX-Ujrand' Opening ot
Wiotcr Milliner v i
For other locals see lourtlt page.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1.105 bales, j I
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacoki's Hardware Depot. ' '
There are a great many very beauti
ful flowers in bloom in Oakdalc.
, ,
Mrs. E. A. Lnmsden will have her
Grand Millinery Opening this J week.
See ad. elsewhere.
i r
The County Commissioners were in
session this afternoon, but the report
was too late for this issue.
The Haverley Strategists" troupe
arrived here last night and Will appear
at the Opera Housevtd-mght. .1
An important meeting of the Mexi
can veterans will be held on Wednesday
evening in Col. Cantwell's (office".
Thes matrimonial market is flat and
dull. A Piety Hill young lady says it
is the pokiest time for courting she ever
saw.
Itnislits ol" llonov. I
Carolina Lodge No. 431. iRegular
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock.' Full
attendance desired. 1 It.
1
Anderson Walker, colored, for dis
orderly conduct, was fined $1.50 by the
Mayor this morning. lie paid the fine
and was released from custody.
. Col. Waddell was to have spoken at
Greenville on Saturday. He was
booked for Falkland to-day and Farm
villo to-morrow, all in Pitt county.
There will be a Pound Party at St.
James' Home to-day from. 3. to 0 p. ip.
Those who cannot send their donations
there may send ihem to the Rectory,
311 Market street. I
1
Rev. Dr. Pritchard arrived in the
city, on Saturday night1, and preached at
the First Church yesterday, morning
and night. Large audiences were pres
ent on both occasions. 'i
Fish and Oysters.;
The fish and oyster season has begun
in earnest and quantities of each are
brought into this market. Messrs. Wr
E. Davis & Son have two oyster boats
plying regularly between this city and
the oyster grounds at Lock wood's Follyt
and are prepared to deliver oysters
fresh from the shell as tbey are called
for. .. 1
Fast Mail?
A gentlemen doing business j in this
city received a letter thistmornine lrom
New York which was' mailed in that
city on the 26th of Septcmbef last. I
is about 600 nilles from New York to
WHmincton and the letter was about
40 days on its passage, which gives 15
miles of travel per day.
The same gentleman on the 30th of
October, received a letter which was
mailed at Tokio, Japan, on the' 5th of
October. The distance from Tokio to
Wilmington is about! 6.000 miles and
the time consumed j in traveling that
distance was about 25 days, or an
average of 320 miles per day. j .
Sudden Death. - ,
Mr. James M. Westbrook; of the
firm of Westbrook Bros., at Rocky
Pointy Pender county, diejjxtfiis f morn
ing of malarial pne)iifouix. !He was
taken sick on Tuesday uight last, but it
was uot thoufiht that his condition was
at all critical until Saturday when' he
grew rapidly worse until bis death.
The deceased was about 40 years of age
and leaves a wife andi four children to
moaro his i loss. Hc ' was a! man ot
strict integrity, honest-? rt f (lis dealings
with his fellow mett.y a ; "kind-hearted
neighbor and a genial hearted com
panion and friend, an4 his death, will
fee severely felt throughout Pender
county.
I-
A Ijuckj' Nlm'rocl.
One of our business men went out
this morning to try his luck as a sports
liian and was entirely successful. He
bagged-eleven nice, ducks and was
abseut from home about two hours.
He shot thirteen but secured only the
number named, as be could not find the
others. This may' be called a very
good and pofitable morning's work,
especially as it did not in the least in
terfere with his regular business of the
day. - ., ! : . "?
Alvin Jos! in.
Tins ttoupe, who are booked for the
Opera House in this eity on Thursday
night, appeared in Charlotte last
Saturday. They paraded during the
forenoou.with their celebrated $10,000
brass band and the , Observer i speaks
thuswise of f.he performance at night: j
In our opinion, the best amusement
of the season was given at the Opera
House last night by Mr. Chas. L. Davis
and his excellent company in the play
ot "Alvin Joslip." Mr. Davis, as a
matter of course, is the. central figure in
the whole play. Ho is an ingenious
actor and his comicalities are of tho
sort that cannt i fail to amuse. He is
very ably supported and in the com
position of his company a good deal of
real talent is recognized The play
itself is interesting, and the $100,000
worth of diamonds aud the fine music
were sideshows : "Alvin Joslin" is
good throughout and all agree that
Mr. Davis and his company deserve
goou nouses wnerever tney go.
Extracted liouey.
Our thanks are due te Mr. Gerrit
Walker, of Middle Sound,' tor ajar of
beautiful extracted honey;' The term
extracted is not well understood, except
among the bee-keeping fraternity. Most
outsiders think that all liquid honey is
strained honey, and a good many of
them, remembering to have seen when
young the modus operandi of obtaining
hVand becoming disgusted with it have
remained so ever since. We will there
fore explain for the benefit of our read
ers how extracted honey is obtained:
A honey extractor is a horizontal
disk put into rotary motion by a wheel.
Upon the edgy of the disk are eight
small perpendicular post3 surmounted
by a wire sieve.and thus forming on tho
disk an octagon. If you now hang the
uncapped combs, with their frames
upon these posts on the inner side ot the
wire octagon and put the disk in motiou
the combs will bd emptied in one or two
minutes, when the honey is caught in
a circular tin can surrounding the disk
and drawn off at the bottom. When
the honey is thus extracted the combs
are returned to the hives, and the bees
begin at once to fill them again. I
will be seen that by this mode the
honey obtained is ierlectly puro and
clean just1 as the bees gather it from
the llowers, without being mixed, as
strained honey necessarily is, with bee
bread, particles of wax, and very often
accidental impurities not necessary to
mention. Mr. Walker owns the only ex
tractor in this county and puts his honey
up in half gallon jars. Wo tried some of
it on buckwheat cakes and well, this is
not an advertisement.
. For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery
gotoJACORi Hardware Depot.' t
DIED.
WESTBROOK At Rocky Point, N. C, this
morning, of malarial pneumonia, J. M. WEST,
BROOK, aged 39 years.
The funeral will take place to-morrow (Tues-
dav) morning-. at 10 o'clock, at his late resi
dence at Rocky Point. Friends and acquain
tances are respectfully invited to attend. :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sportsman's Goods.
WE DAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
of English and Belgium Breech Loaders
ever brought to this market'. Also a first
c ass stock of Shells, Wadding, Prlmers.Cart
rldge Bags, Gun Caps, Game Bags, &c. In
fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good
goods and guarantee prices.
W. E. SPRINGER St CO.,
Successors to John Dawson A Co.,
nov 5 19,21 and 23 Market Jueet
BUGGIES-BUGGIES.
- -- " ' ' '
A CAR LOAD OF NEW BUGGIES ALL
. , . , - -
styles, single and double to suit everylxxly-
Just to hand and for sale cheap at the Buggy
and Harness establishment of
McDOUGALL A BOWDEN.
nov 5 No. 114 North Front St.
Our Dave
"VT EARLY BbOKE DOWN, BCT MIIL
EARLY BBOKE
goirg ut with onrpopular bttrrSEU-
sii HEATING STOVES, Oface Stoves, A'r
Tlgtrtand the nnrlvaled "Ooluen HarTev
amL 'Tamcr Ctok atovw'V Goods by every
steamer.-.- ;
I PARKER A TAILOR'S.
. PURE WHITE OIL. nov 5:
F J e w Cop As. 4
RIUVING BV KACII STEAMER AND
lor ffele low byf ' . "!;;
Giles & Muitclilson. !
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. G. BLAIR,
JpHODUCE BUOKEU AND COMMISSION
Merchant. No. 19, N. Second St , Wilmington,
N. C. Solicits' consignments of all Xlnda of!
Country Produce..
Country order filled at tho lowest market
prices for Flour, Meal, Gr.io and Groceries.
A trial la Boiiccd and satisfaction guaran
teed. - nov 5
Stall Wo. 5
y;iLL, BE SUPPLIED TO-MOOItOW with
EXTRA SAMPSON STAX.L BEEF,
c " : LAMBS, '
VEAL, PORK, &c.
Finest display in the market.
aov5 - J. MOTT.
Grand Opening of Winter
Millinery.
THERK WILL BE A GRAND OPENING
of fine French Pattern Ilats, Itoancts,
leathers, c, at Mrs J.'.A. Lutnadea's on
Thursday, Friday and Sa unlay. The Ladles
are respectfully invited to call.
MK3. K A. LUMSDEN,
nov a lw 119 North Front st
Bacon, Flour, Molasses.
1 OH Boxes D S SIDES, 1,000 Bbla FLOOR,
1UU 100 Bbls MOi..A$isK. For sale bv
nov 5 . KERCILNKU & C ALDEtt BUOS
Sugar, Coffee, Eice. '
Kf Bbls 8DGAE, C, Extra C, and Granula
te v ted : 100 baira Coffee: 100 bbls and Tierces
isiuc.. or aieDy
nov S IvEKCUNEK & C ALDER BROS
Hay, Corn, Oats, i
14in A Bales Choice TIMOTHY HAT;
jVW i.doo bush P2ime v hlteCORN; 500
uusu j vitiu uais. r or sale by
nov 5 KKRC1INER & CALDER BROS
Wew Books !
JJANDSOMELY BOUND SEl'S :
Dickens,
, Kcott,
Thackeray,
Mac&ulay, Jtc., &c,
All tho standard Poets in line binding, lie
sides the finest line of Juvenile Books ever
brought to the ,city. , . . - .'.
' C. W. YATES,
nov r .119 Market st
New Furniture Warerooms.
A T NO. 30 GRANITE ROW, SO. FRONT
-TV. .
bt., I ' have opened with what I think is a wel
selected stock of i
-i . 1 - -. i
Furniture and Bedding,
Embracing many new designs ln
Bedroom and Parlor Suits.
, Our aim shall be to deal fairly and squarely
with all, and respectfully ask a share of the
public patronage. Courteous treatment guar
an teed to all wlio favor me with a call.
nova,tf THOMAS C. CRAFT, Agent
School Books I
N School Books I I
School Books !
rjTHAT ARE U3ED IN ALL TUB Schools.
Parent and Guardians, and Teachers are
respectfully requested to call or send to me
i
for SCHOOL BOOKS or SCHOOL. ROOM
i t SiS r, ' . i , -. t ; 11
OUTFIT r ' '
, - :.;, ,
Children, largo or small, can purchase Books
at same rates as parents. One price to all at
HEINSBERGER'S,
not 5 Live Book and Music Store
Fu rh it u re.
CHAMBEK AND. PARLOR So Its
from $-25 to $13). New style and first-class
goods at ' .' r- ', - ,--
GREAT BARGAINS !
FINE BOOK CA8ES, SIDEBOARDS,
i
SECRETARIES, WARDROBES,
! LIBRARY TABLES. Ac.
CotUge Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs,' "Ta
bles, Ac., Ac t at big bargains Call and see
me before you buy. D. A. SMITH,
nov 5 i l Furniture Dealer.
"Truth is Stronger than
' Fiction I" ; ,;"
rtMlK OLD ADAS SAYS
TIIE PROOF
of tho pudding U the eating of It.:
Tlx proof
- I - . - , "f
that one's method of doing business ia good, is
-
not what he says, bat ln what be does; not
. . i '
what be advert sea. bnl ln what be performs:
V - ' 1 ' l
uot In what he claim, but la the rcoulta. Bail-
nesT success gained bv fair, uniform, and bon-
erabla deeliog with patron, by selling good.
goods at lbs lawest prices, by ecnductlnj ihe '
and seller, is a true sue sees. We bve Icn, .
I flrdfaliB have meceful In m1j.1S
minstoesinuiwny routieeo yer anai.jr
A. & I. SHRIER.
nor 5... ReUable Clothiers. 11 Market Sw
5. 1883.
NO. 261
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j Mexican Teterans.
rjHEEF. WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Mexican Veterans resident jin this city and
nclnity on Wednesday evenlrr the 7th in V,
at 8 o'clock, at the cilice of Col. John L Caut
well, in the Produce Fxchansre. ALL are
Urged to attend. i,;J. a LC5I5DLNJ
novt Secietary.
PJo Use Trying
TO BEAT US ON "
FINE FRESH CANDY !
ROYSIER'S PURK 4MNDIES
I.I-.. ' - ,
are ahead of all otliOis, aftd we receive a fresh
supply evory week, omc in ar.d fee ns.
THE
PRIDE" FLOUR
still bas the suireniacy aaul is gaining
new friends everyday.
.No one denies the fict that It La the
Purest and Whitest Flour
ever sold lu the Wilmington market. !
PRESERVED, JELLIES ;t SWEETMEATS
in every style and of the best quality.
THOSE
VALENCIA ONIONS,
are still snrpiiaiag everjlwdy by their ener
1 mous size and wonderfully delicate flavor
P. L. BRIDGEBS & 00.
HO North Front St.
nov 5
r A .Esthetics
i.aJLf othlng go
rd Mailed on receipt
ot t cents in stamps
Box 1,487, N. Y.
JJKAItNE & CO., X. O
nov 5-4 w
A MONTH ASP BOARD for 3 livi
lit" young Men or Ladies, In each county.
Address P. Wf .IEGLER & CO., Pbiladei
pbia. Pa. - - nov 5-4w
urTTttTn wiTnouT a teacher i
muxi; SorEit's LsTAKTAXEoysGtrmt
to Key.o Piano iia'Tahd Organ. Price $1.
Will wach any person to play 20 pieces of mu
sic in one day. You couldn't learn it - from a
teacher m a month for $20. Try it and be con
vinced. Sample copy wilt be mailed to any
address on receipt of 25 cents in stamps bv
HBARNE &CO-, Publishers, 1 O. Box 1.4S7,
New York. noviV4w
"prk'pnnQ Burns, 3c, Byron. 50c , Mrs
rUUlO Browning, 55c., Campbell. 40c.,
Chaucer. 69c.. Coleridge, 00c., Cowper, 00c,
Dante, 50c., Dryden, 60c., Goethe, 70c., Gold
smith. 50c., Hemans, dOc . Iliad and Odyssey,
70c , Hood. DOc,, Ingclow, 5fc. Keats, 40c.,
Meredith, 50c., Milton, 50cM Moore, (JOc. , Pope,
50c., Poe, 40c i 8chiller, 40c., Scott 60c., 1 en
nyson, 60c., Virgil, 45c and others. Fine
cloth binding. Sent for examination before
payment on evidence of good filth, cata
logue free. NOT sold by dealers.
JOHN B.i ALOEN, Publisher,
nov 5-4w IS Vesey St., New York
filOORECOUHnGRir
onmiiin i n min .111 i nrftitro
'47tlfZ-,J' I (ALL SIZES).
BESTIilTIIEVuRLD
8A11PLES OF MA.I SJTT
OH APTLICATIOM.
KOITH CAR01I1A MILLSTOSE CO.
S ' HTMltTinS THTS PATP.T1
No Longer Needed.
The old-fashioacd, slow acting plasters
"must go". Benson's Ca peine Poms Plasters
aro the best. 25c. , 4w
Wil. & Weldon R. R. Co,,
V' - ' SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, .'c, Nov. Ut, 1S33.
PHE lOfiTY-EIGHTH
ANNUAL MEET-
ing of the Stockholders ef th6 Wllmlrig'on &
Weldon R. R. Co., will be held la the Office of
said Qprapaoy, In Wilmington, on TUESDAY
the 20th instant
' nov l-td th m
J. W. THOMPSON,
' i secretary
Wil. Col. & Augusta R.R.C0.
, SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, N. C, Nov 1st. 1S3J.
IJIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stock
bolderal of the Wilmington, Columbia A u
gusta R. R. Co. will te hehl at the Office of
said Company, ln W.lmlngton, on TUESDAY,
tbe 30 ib instant.
.nov l-td th iu
J. W. THOMPSON, '
t Secretary.
Toilet Articles,
1
AN,. ELEGANT ASSOETMEST. Consist-
Inx in ran. cf Hair. Tooth andi Nail Brushes, 1
Coabs, Mirrow. Extracts, .Cologne,. Uly
wKitMorida Water. Ar. ,
v" WILLIAM IL GREEN.
L 117 Market Mieet
oct27
; 01.12 North State -Saloon.
if South Front Street.
iirAEtttVAL-fiir j. FaI
v C . -
T
-f
NC
- saw u ui4i exc a ways
ff? XX,t& -YS? uv c
irv'wen'lLjc Cigar.
oct j 1
(-
1
J
14 yeaL -iy jl4.
rLEASX. KOTIC2L V "
- We will be xlad to receive cojnmcnlcaUon
frora our friends oa any and an labjecU 1 1
gtnenltnteroMbat , t
; Tlie name of the writer nut aiwaya be r S
lMb& to the Editor. " : ': . - V
CoaiTnuntorTons mast be.vnta on on!
one aide of the papex.
j. Personal! tie must be mvoVied.
' AndltU especlaUy mid rrUcuJarly utd
stooil thai the Editor does not aftr&y etdor "
the views of correependenia ttnloM to state
in the editorial column. , ' -
NKW ADVEKTISKMKNTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
THTJESDAY, NOV. 8.
CIIAS. I..:IAVISV
"ALYIN JOSLIN !"
COMEDY CO-
FULL ORCHESTRA
$ 1 0,000 XJhalicne ISaud!
3- LS3 LAUGHS If ISO MINUTES1
ceuiu your feat at DrcTs.
o-t ?9 4C W, A,, 7 . I '
a rsm sbn s
JJAVIXG JUST "ATTENDED OMti OFj
the largest AucUon .Sales in New, York d
Boston, wo will for the next len lay offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS1 !
- . i i
- - ' in the following Gootia : - i -
10-4 Bleached Sheeting, :
25 Ceittf:, Good Quality.
5 Cases Canton Flannel, t-
At 8 cents per yard. .
5 Cases 4-4 Blea. Shirting
Best ln the market, at Sc per yard."
White and Ked Flannel.
(and all wool) at 25c . ,.
BLANKETS & COMFORTS.
GREAT BAIW A I NS IN '
JERSEY JACKETS !
FULL LINE ' ' : . r 1 ' L
Ladies' Walking Jackets,
. -, .
The lyst 12 Rib UMBRELLA ever brought
to the city fcr tl.50. is rib for .
Very respectfully, - V
JULIUS SAMSON, .
1 - 1 1 1 MARKET ST. ,
nov 2-3m ;. . ,. - .
Apples ! Apples I ,
Cabbage I Cabbage J
CAR LOAD OF CHOICE '
WESTERN N. C. APPLES,'
And a lot of CABBAGE, to bo received by the
. A.Mj freight.' " "i ."
O-MUST1 BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
Call, see them and leave orders. I
1 - - - , j .
Barrellod to order for city or country. .
R. Mc DOUG ALL, No. 14 Cbestnui st,
nov 2-tt ' . between Front and Water .
Mnnds Bros. & DeRosset,
:.'':y;Mpticp;:;
rjriUE DEMAND FOR SODA WATER, con
trary to expectation this late In seasos, has'
been so greit that we have decided, until forj
ther notice, to Ferve Ice Cold Soda, with rVRX
fkesii CuctM.toaU wlio detlre JL We so
lfcit a continuance of demand which has ex.
isto-i to such a generous extent since j our
opening on Tuesday last. 1
oct 27
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N.IC, '
' MAYOR'S OFEICE,
. i - k ' Octobor 20, 1885. t
Sealed Proposals
yiU; BK RECEIVKD AT THIS OFFICE
until 8 o'clock , P. M., Noveater 5th, lswj
when they will be oie.ie4 by the Board of
Aldermen in ths presencs of bid lers). for anp
p!yfngUe Blocks and Pavlrg North Water
street, lrom Us Inter section wit. Market street
to iu Intersection witli Mulberry street, about
300 qu.i'C yanU of iareajcntj to bo UM
j W1 Wock-
beadel ani 11 0i tor Uddl.-r will be de-
j iiTf-roij si in worK. f .
lilts will at tfce aaine time be reoitre I ror
opplj big i0 Goo jrood tiAr l Paving u, ar d
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-h - - All U4 may-be mieeurl rouMm.t
high 1
" peelficaCons In detail r.t Us tvn at till
ofSce a and a tier tho J in t . , at nntt$
i K Major and Chairman of tlrt
arxl Whirl Commit
ot2JeoUd
m lb sat ji
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