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pouiisbd every evening, Bandars- ex
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JOSH T. JAEIES, ' -
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SUBSCRIPTIONS POSTAGE- PAID:
Six months, $2.00. .Three
One
year
months. $1.00; One month, 25 centa. ;
The paper will be delivered by carriers free
of charge, in aay part of the city at the above
tiei, or 10 cents per week.
Advesll-sing rate low and liberal.
-Subscribers will report any and 'all f&U
nrta to receive their paper regularly. -
The Daily Review has (he largest
tow fide circulation, of any newspaper
QuMishcd. in the city of, Wilmington. -3
Mgr. Copel was given a reception in
Chicago last wreck. .
Benjamin Fitch, the New York phil
anthropist, is thought to be Uyin.y.
Mine. Patti was expected to arrive at
Xevir Vork from Europe yesterday.
'Old Tippecanoe", Harrison's tomb,
fc'orth liend, Ohio, is nokept and
crumbiipgy ." I. :--jy . -. y "XXX
General Butler was reported dead on
list Tuesday rdgb't: fie was a lively !
corpse next day.
The Galveston News says: Just im
agine Butler and Mahone pooling their
issues and flirting with the public from
the game balcony.
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If ii were not for the surplus revem e,
the Republican Cincinnati Gazette srg
gests that a tariff on opera singers,
actor? and actresses would be a gcod
thing. -
. SSB -
A late letter from Senator Cameron,
ol Pennsylvania, dated Paris, says that
he will visit Germany, Italy and Spain
before returning home, and that he will
not be back until next Spring.
Upen confessions are said to be good
for the soul. The Chicago Netcs, candid
Republican, prints this: "October
doesn't aDpear to be our month, and
we are afraid November is going
the same way. The country evidently
h in need of some sort of a liver regu
lator or tonic." . '
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO HEW ADVEBTISEMENTS.
c w YATES New Books
w H Gbeex Toilet Articles
Tatlor's Bazaar Notice
HErxsBEKGSS School Booka
J C White Telephone Notice
Henrt F Sulter Dancing School
Jso T ScHoswAtD-New Drugstore .
Mctsds Bros. A DkRosset Just Kecelved
Statement Thames A Mersey tfarlne Insu
rance Company
i II Boatwright Wilmington, Clinton A
I'olnt Caswell RS
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 782 bales.
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.
Oysters are not very lat. as jet. A
good rain would help to make them
more palatable.
The lalcst telegraphic election news
can be seen at the Reading Room of the
Purcell House to-night.
Preshvterian Svuod will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church in this
city. commencing on Wednesday, the
Hth inst.
There was a slight fall of rain this
forenoon but " the clouds passed over
and probably visited some other more
favored locality. . .
Unmailable matter remains in the
Postoffice, in this city, addressed a8
follows: Miss Chloe DavisX 96 S.
Portland ave; Lizzie Minter. Allgoods,
NO
Dr. Walter C. Murphy, of Pender
county, passed through the city to-day
with a span of beautiful gray horses
for the Fayettoyille Fair. He left on
the steamer at 2 o'clock.
On Thursday night Alvin Joslin will
appear at the Opear House, after "which
there will be no performance there un
til the nights of the 15th and 16th inst.,
when the World Company will appear.
Read the excellent showing made by
the Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance
Company ras com prised i n the state
ment published elsewhere in this issue.
Mr. AV. J. Gordon, of this city, is the
general agent ot the company.
The Firemen .
Tho. Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine
Company, (colored) celebrated the 12th
anniversary of their organization thi)ialrperfonned her part o perfee
alternoon, by a paraae anu a inat prac
tice of thelrcngine from Market Dock.
torm efficient work In our : fire depart-J
ruent whenever called u pon. ,
Lost Overboard.
Capt.-Moore, of the -schooner Albert
noticed in our marine news evlumn,
reoorts that when off flalteras on the
reports that when off Flalteras on ine
30th of October, Samuel Carr, a, colored
seaman, fell overboard from the
raizzea topmast while furling ' tho top
sail and was drowned. A - boat wis
low ered and every effort made to save
him, but he sank before help could
reach him, He was from Antigua,
West Indies.
VOL. VII. WTLMINGTON. N. C.TUESDAY. NOVF.mrrt?
' The city is overrun with tramps and
we warn the people to be on their
guard. There were Iseveni of these
worthless loafers accommodated with
lodging at the guard house last night. I
There was only one triflinj'pase be
fore tho Mayor this morning1, which
was that of Sam Larkins. colored, for
disorderly conduct a the theatre last
night.. The sentence of the Court was
3 days in the city prison'.. I
Mayor Hall has consented to deliveS
an addreen belore Bannekerj Library
Associatcon, at their room on Princes .
wvween r ront anuticjCona atreets
next 1 hursday night, at 8 o'clock
public are invited to attend.
The
Delegates to Convention.
At a meeting ot the First Baptist
Church held': last night, the following
wcro elected delegates to the State; Con
vention which will assemble atEdenton
on the 11th inst: Kti. Dr. T,
IL
Pntcharn. Messrs. ,W. P
George R. French, Jduies W Collins, J
W. Taylor, D.L- Gore, B. I. Gore and
H. C. Evan3. The delegates were
instructed to use their efforts to have
the next annual Convention held in
Wilmington. , , j
in a New Hole.
We notice in one ot I our
G a., exchanges that Mr. F.
Augusta,
M. Bur
beck, formerly of the Madison Square
Theatre Co., and a Wilmington favor
ite essayed with entire! success the
leading part in Harry lady's ' 'Planter's
Wifb?,Co. Mr. Burbeck will be well
remembered as having appeared here
as Piltacus Green in Hazel Kirk4 and
as Eslerbrook in Esmeralda, in both of
which he made d decided! hit in this
city.
Stricken with Paralysis'.
Mr. Richard Meadows, the driver for
the Hook and Ladder Co , who was
hurt last week,. had( been confined to
the house since in consequence until
yesterday, when he returned to his
work. He was present at a meeiinynr
the Company last night,1 and jailer the
business was concluded and the mem
bers dispersed he attempted to rise from
his seat, but was unablo to do so. He
called to his wife, who was near by,
when she ran to his assistance, and in
attempting again to rise with her help,
he fell,- stricken with paralysis. He
was conveyed to the houseand -to bed
as quickly as possible and a physician
was sent for, who did aill in J his power
lor the sufferer. At last accounts he
was as comfortable as could be expect
ed, although considered jin an extremely
critical condition. , ,
Our Strategists.!
The above-named play was presented
bythe Haverly Comedy Co., at the
Opera House last night, and itjwas the
best performance we have seen this
season. It was a farcical comedy in
every sense, full of the most unique and
ridiculous situations and ! with1 a dia
logue in which there was .not a single
suggestive inuendo, as is too frequently
the case . in the comedies bt modern
days. There was cot a pobr actor in
the entire company, but all were first
rate in their respective parts. The lead
ing character of Jack Itullcdgti,. the
Strategist, by Mr. Henry, B. Bell, was
irresistibly funny and his impersona
tions of the two old men j'were inimita
ble, and deceived the audieuce as to
his real identity on Several occasions.
His was a piece of consummate acting.
Messrs. Henry Lindur. as Maj. Abyali
Howard, aud T. Ill McGrath.J as
Arthur Rutledge, were both . excellent.
Mr. Will H. Bray, as Sergeant Gamble-
--, wae first rata -atid his imitation cf
- - 1 ( ,
rolorpH wftitcr'a tsonff was one ol
the best we ever heard, , and convulsed
tho house with shouts of juneonjtrollable
laughter. The other males in ibe cast
were good in "their respective parts-
Miss Katie Gilbert, as, Nellie Howard:
was superb and did sonic splendid act
ing. Mis3 Marie Bate?, as Mrs. Major
tlon, as did also' Miss Millie Wfrrem as
Araminla, although the latter wa3 sut
frintr cpvto1t from a cold. It is xai
possible in a short ! newspaper para:
graph to Co justice to the play or tne
aptora. but for an v one who desires to
enjoy the, bests and purest of fun in
large doses, we prescribe a visit to
the -Strategists.": The music, by
Messrs. Smithdeallind Greenwald. was
j very 00d, the first
medley being esx
T -jjj- gne
Mr.nienry F Slater. tf Raleigh, a
gentleman who comes to our chy with
excellent Fty-ppe a
dancing school for misses and j masters
in Germania Hall, on Thursday after
noon. . -
Iloarrt of Aldermen:
The Board met in regular monthly
session yesterday afternoon : : I
Alderman Chadbonrn' ; moved to
amend the minutes by striking out the
protest ot Alderman Boney, spread up
on the minutes' it the last meeting.
Motion last. i -
The Committee on Kiuance ask;l for
further time on the petition of W. H
Green, and others lor the repeal of the
tax onsoda and mineral fountains.
The Police committee" recommended
tho purchase ot the cloth hat (a . sample
of which was exhibited.) Adopted.
they had awarded Ihe contract for unr
forms to A David.
A communication from tho City At
torney with reference to the repairs and
replacing of surface of streets so referred
to him was read. h - ' '
Tho cbairmau of committee on. streets
and wharves made a statement as to
the bids j &c., fori hp paving of Vater
street. : . . , .T . N J .- ,
Alderman Fishblate moved that, the
Mayor be authorized to advertise for
thirty days for contracts Jo put down
block paving, &c., on Water street.
A communication from R; J, Jones.
Chairman Board of Audit and Finance
on the subject of the assessment of the
property owners along Water trect,
was read and the matter deferred until
the next-meeting. -
AldermanBear moved that the'raatter
of the employment of the steamer ivyce
at $35 per month be referred to the com
mittee ou Fire Department with power
to make the contract, the Board of Au
dit and Finance concurs ing. Adopted.
( Committee ou Lights moved fhat! the
resolution passed at the meeting of
October 1st, placing gas lights at the
corners of Sixth and Church and Sixth
and Castle streets be repealed. Adopted.
The same committee recommended
that oil lamps be placed at Ninth and
Swann, Gwin and Wood; and Dickson
and G win streets. Adopted. "
Alderman Fishblate moved to amend
adding in the second line after "dry
goods" "clothes and furnishing goods,"
and striking out $15" and - inserting
rSO." Motion adopted.
Alderman Chadbourn moved that
section-75 of the Tax Ordinance be re
ferred to the Finance committeo.
Alderman Fishblate moved that jthe
City Attorney bo authorized to employ
additional legal assistance if he so de
sire,, in the matter of removal of ob
structions on Front street attached to
the building known as the Bank Build
ing. Adopted. t . V.
Alderman Fishblate moved that the
Mayor and Chief of Police proceed ac-
cording to law to remove the piazza on
Front street attached to tho building
occupied by the First National Bank.
It was resolved that the committee
ou Market and Fees be allowed to lease
to Wesley Croton a part of the lot on
the corner of Fourth 'and Campbell
streets for a barber shop, the same to
cease at the option .of the Board-of AN
dermen after thirty days' notice.
The same committee recommended
that section five (in regard to forestall
ing)
of the Market Ordinances be
t .ln.ln
stric
The same committeo recommended
the amendment of section C of the
Market Ordinance as follows: Strike
out all after the word "Market" in the
13th line down to the word "any" in the
17th line apd insert the following: "Nor
shall it be lawful for any huckster to
sell or offer for sale any of tha , above
named articles at any place except in
the public markets," Adopted.
On motion ot Alderman Dudley the
ladies of the Dorcas Society were grant
ed tho use of the City Hall for Novem
ber Hth free of cost, it being wanted
for benevolent purposes.
On motion of Alderman Bear, it was
resolved that the Board of , Audit and
Finance be requested to concur in an
appropriation of S 18.25 to cover ex
penses of Mayor Hall to Charleston in
the interest of the city. j
On motion of ftderman Chadbourn,
an appropriation'of $25 was made to
purchase the; flagstaff from the State
Frnit Growers Association.
On motion of Alderman Chadbourn,
it was ordered. hat the Board of Audit
and Finance be requested to increase
the compensation of. the Overseer of
the Streets to 50 per month.
On inoUon ot Alderman Boney it was
I resolved that ine-Mayor bo instructed!
to notify the W ilmington uashgnt nru
the Clarendon Water- Works f'Conrt
panics that a tj Belgian blocks takvu- uj
on Front strcet ftr inakins and' la jiiijj
pipe be replaced in as good a condition
as before, on or before . the 20th o f
November, 1S83, or the City Attorney
institute suit at
Snpertor Court
against said companies for damages for
violation of their contracts with the
city., . ..' . y :
-tuition of the Historical and Scien
tific Society for nse of a hall in the
Fronl ftreet Market House, was rcfer
""conimillee on Market with
power to act.
The Chief of Police was directed to
remove aH the old pumps on anygf the
streets or sidewalks which are not in
use. and also to sawdust Dixon street
as sodnas j possible;; ? "
Preamble and resolution rf- A tu
Chadbourn. in reference . to cattle 7 and
hogs running at large in the streets, was
lost. I
A communication was read lrom the
Board of Audit and Finanae, concur
ring in tho appropriation of $11,000 for
the purpoee of; paving North ! Water
street and relaying the sidewalks witji
hard brick ; in the amendment to para
graph 80, section 12, class,1 "2, of the
Taxprdinance, not concurring in the
placing of a hydrant corner of Nult
and Brunswick streets , aud not concur
ring in the request lor the men additional
for ihiee monthsfor ,the ifs le purpose
of impounding cattle and hogs, i
A communication from the Board of
Navigation and Pilotage was read giv
ing permission to-the authorities of the
the Carolina Central Railroad (subject
to the concurrence of the Board ot
Aldermen) to repair and improve their
wharf in accordance with the petition
of Col. L. C. Jones, Superintendent i
which was concurred in, "
Petition of sundry citizens for a plank
road or sone other means of better
transportation between Orange and
Ann streets and the propbsedjextension
of Water street, was referred to the
committee on Streets z.ud Whaayes.
County Commissioners.
The Board of Commissioners met in
regular monthly session yesterday.
The Treasurer submitted his monthly
.... I l .4
is a certificate of deposit and exhibited
five coupons of $3 each and two ot $15
each;, which were burned.in tbe pres
ence of the Board. The Educational
Fund shows a balance of $10,791.39.
I The Register submitted his monthly
report of fees received for marriage
licenses $11.40 and exhibited the
Treasurer's receipt for the same. 1
The chairman of the Board reported
the sale of an old boiler, $50; a stove,
$2.75. and old iron, $1.10; and the re
ceipt of $14 jail fees; and for all of
which the Treasurer's receipt was ex
hibited. - , - . r :-' ' '
Ordered, that the tax of A.W. Wiggs
lor money on hand listed at $3,000, be
corrected to $2,000. Also, that the tax
on $1,000 listed as money on hand by
Rev. Dr. J. R: Wilson, be remitted.
Also, that the tax on $1,200 income
against W.B. Phillips,- be reduced to
tax on $200. "
N. F. Nixon was granted license to
retail spiritous liquors for two months
from November 1st. t
Ordered, that all persons who hate
made themselves liable to the payment
of a double tax on account of delin
quency in-listing property foptaiation.
be relieved from tbe payment of a dou
ble tax. and that the sheriff be author
ized and directed in all cases where a
double tax is charged, against-a del in ,
quent for 1883, to receive and receipt
for a single tax only, upon certificate
from the Register of Deeds setting forth
that euoh tax has becjf charged fas "a
double tax against such delinquent.
The Board decided: to furnish each
county officer sheriff, register of deeds.
clerk of the Criminal Cout, clerk of the!
Supreme Court one ton of coal each,
for their winter supply. (
The School committee for- School
Districted. B in Cape Fear, township
reported that, at an'eiection held iuthat
district. October - U. 1883. under the
local Assessment act, assessment re
ceived II votes; no asses5ment none. r
Ordered, that tbo clerk of the' Board
make, a list of all taxable property and
Fear townships ; ami L command thel
sheriff to collect an assessment of teal
cents onlhelollar, and on lhe 'whites
polls a tax of thirty cetits each;, which j
sakl assessment and taxes shall be paid I
over to ; the county, treasurer , for tho
township far.whiie children only.v
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, ,The supervisor I "public roads iu
Capo I Fear iownshir recommended
thaiiiCsOO feet of iwo-iiieh lumber' be
i prQvidel fr the repair mX thtr
bridge r the ul1 rair gnnimK
public
jf urors were drawn f..t the J5iirrjjr
and CrjminarCourts. as folf-'itrsi".;
C Superior" Couit-r First-; Week -si A
will be instructed - to
the next term ot the
n-iQQ
NO. 262
Wilkinson, II II Heide, J M Chasten
A W Riven bark. J R Fowler. J H
Schroeder. C W Stokelj, W U N
Koch. James jP Watson, George Grot
gen, Daniel .William Monroe.
Second Week-J A Hewlett, Charles
TBonum. S-W Skinner, C Uetgen,
Joseph Doane, George W Hughe.
Duncan M Williams John T Biddle. B
J-Jacobs. William Hahn, John W
Gerdls. Charles Ttobbins. r
I Criminal Court E F Cotton. A J
Wacker. William . Jackson. Jacob
Scott. A A Hartafieia. JT Woolvin, D
J George II FScotL, Wyrizzelb
aai& Kruiwiiorr U Tarlington,
James A1. Tare. Robert Green. O AV
McClammy. Thomas L Villiams, John
E W Gebrgo. Roderick McRac. Charles
Craig. W H FUnn, William patters,
Henry Iveeder, Nicholas Ilulleri, George
Chadbourn,
K J Lilly, Jr. J N Malw,
T P Sykesj
D B &
itchell, John F
Berden, Is ham
Garrell.
Quick.
George E
NEW AI VJ3 RTISEMENrS
TO SUBSCRIBERS WILMINGTON TELEPHONE
I EXCHANGE.
pLKApK ADD TO TOUB LIST : 1
No. i73-rA3LEY & WIGOIN8.
Hilton Steam Stawand Plalnloer Mills
i
It J. C. WH1TK. M&iuirAr
Munfls Bros. & DcKossct,
DRUGGISTS, MAKKET STREET.
JUST RECEIV&D Till DAY, A 8PLKN-
aid ierf umcd Toilet Soap, 4 cakes in a box,
0 cents per box; Finest English Tooth Brush
es, 25 cents each; laige lot Toilet -Paper, . 13c
package. 2 for 25c A fall line of A'ruit, Chem
icals and Patent Medicines
-. BO G ' - ' :
DancingSchooiat Germania
Hall. ' .
I WILL, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON
next, at 4 o'clock, form a class In Dancing,
for Misses and Masters. Persons desiring to
have their children taught all the latent anees
will do well to take advantage of this oppor
tunity. Private lcs?ons slven at any boor.
oTTnton, Point Caswell &
Wilmington R R.
r : "
OlTICE 8ECRKTAHV & TREASnBER, ,
" Wilmington, N. C, Nov. ti, 1883. )
JglDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL Tlmrs-
day, 15th Inst , for grading the Fourth Section
of the Wilmington, Clinton A Point Caswell
Railroad, beginning at the Fifth mile post and
running to the Tenth. Specification can bo
bad ol tne .Engineer, Duncan u o lianlan, at
Point Ca8wel
u.
! J. II.
. nov 6 td Star copy
BOATWRiGrrr,
I Secfy & Trcas.
J. T. SOHONWALD,
J-ISPENSEB OF SELECT.I DRUGS,
AND PURE CHEMICALS,
" ' ' I
would call the attention of the smoking pub-
j- - - . .i
Hi to his best J
5 and 10 cents Cigar,
which he believes to be superior to any on
sale In the city.
JUDGES OF GOOD CIGARS, call.
V JNO. T. SCIIONWALD, Pharmacist.
N. W. Corner Front and Market sts
nov 6 '
S I AM, NOW IN THE NORTHERN
cities the Ladles will find It to their advantage
to wait and see the latest styles of
MI LLINERY!
which I will bring with me, together with a
large, and bcautifnl line of
HOLIDAY GOODS 1
whl-li wlU be elegantly displayed
fa onr spacious windows and
n ourcocnUsrs. i
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We will rive due noUte through tbe
j j
" lisfteTs wHei ; ,
OUR GRAND OPENING ! J
'. .will take place. - . . ;
- -z ' ' ; .r - S - -
iXt prieiit 4hereare l araitns la trerf de-
(,
0
P?rttcni to make renin f-f ur nw gl3, a
- TAYLOR'S BAZA All,
uov .. -
PLEA8S KCrriCX
- Tfe wUJ b tlad to receive coamiaication
trorn otxr frlcnda oa any sad all - aatjeeU ;
Saeral taiterasi bat ' !
? The aame of the wrixeT out always be fa
BlAhed to the Editor. X " . 2
Ccaiunnnlcatloiis must bawrat oe lent
one side of the paper. . . j
PeraonallUei xannt be avoided.' h'"" i
" especially and partlcabarr nd
tood that the Edltor doca' not always endoi .
the views of oorrespondenta tmless so statt"
In the editorial columns. -.."
NEW AD YiamSEilENTS. ,
OPERA HOUGE.
TEUESDAT, NOV, 8.
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CHA8. V. 15 AVIS' 1 e
"ALVIN JOSLIN j"
COMED Y CO.
lfUHi. OECIIESTIU
AN
$10,000 ciialicnjro JSaud!
1S1 LAUGHS IN ISO MINUTES 1 ! "
Secure your Scats at Dyers. . 1
Statement .-;
SHOWING TIIK vONDlTlON OF -THE1
Thames & Mersey Marine
-Insurance Company. V
ASS&TS.
lXJcember Slat: ISSi
Aorountof clocks amf toridit of
ine unuctt-fctatcs, atdof this
and other States, also all otLcr
stocks and bonds absolutely
n.srr.i-s.Ta.
Stocks, bond and all other secu
excepi moriKapej ny.
pothecatetl a the Company as
collateral security lor cash ac
- JOS50
T3.607.0i
; .. it'
1
19J,lSa.64
4n.C39.74
Internet due and accraed 00 stocks
' and other securities
Cash in Company's principal oflico
uu ueiuBging 10 ine company
dciVKttPii in R.tnlr r
PreiMllimS Or UMlltlftltt liniulH
Premium or asucesment loans and
notes.. ....i. '.l .
All other assets detailed In state
ment..
Total Aets.
f 3,221 fli
LIABILITIES .1
"2?Z?nvnld' deluding thoss re-
Reserve, aa rnn,nV'.ii '?!V00
- Total jauiuues. .:. ,Jt.. . ,262,52fl.co"
Capital Stock paid up.., ...... ....$1,000,000.00
Total Incon. ......
l,Si?0,764.J7
Total Exicnditure8... 1,051,453.7-
i
. ." J A TOJiIN, President.
J KIDMAN, Secretary.
W .T GORDON, General Agent,
Wilmington, H C
8TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OnicK or Secketaut of State,
fnsurnnce Department, -
Raleigh, N. C 1st. October, 1883
.... " .1.1.-
In compliance with See. 9 of "An Act to
consolidate the Insurance Laws of North Car
olina, I certify that the above Is a true ex
tract from the sworn statement of the Thames
ft Mersey Marine Insurance Company, on De
comber 31st, 1882, now on file In this Depart'
ment, W. L.' SAUNDERS, 1
nor 6 . Secretary of State
Grand Opening of Winter
' Millinery. ;
THERE WILL BE A GRAND OPENING
of floe French Pattern lists. Bonnets,!
Feathers. Ac, at Mrs K. A. Lumsdea's on
Thursday, Friday and Sa urday, The Ladies
are respectfully invited to call.
MRS. K K. LUMSDEN,
nov 3 lw : 119 Jiorth Front st
SchooLBooko !
' ;"' - ' y r- ."V J ' -'
School Books ! i
School Books I
fJIHAT ARE USED IN ALL THE Schools.
Parent and Guardians and Teachers are
respectfully requested to call or sintl to ma.-
for. SCHOOL BOOKS or SCHOOL ROOM i
- - - -: ' ..; I-' f
OUTFITS ! :.t.t : -. - J- , . ;
ChiUren, large orsmall.ran purchase Books " i
at same rates aspirenu. One price to all at
HEINSBERGER'S,
nov 3 ' ' Uve Book and alasle Store ,
Toilet Articles. 1
fA K ELXGASIT AS ORTMEST, Consist-
xra . . -- , r-". . ,
lag in ran of flair. Tooth and Naif CnuhM .
CooaW. MlrroTs,,, t atxarts,4 Cogxi,. Uly (.
White, Flor'la Watr. Ac. j
niiaJAii n. ii.EfLv.
- - i Market .-iieet.. .
Old North State . Saloon,
Q Sou tli Front Streotl '
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