THIS PAPE3
ccpted by ;.
KPITOR JII rKOPKXETOB.
SCBSCTUPTJO5S0STAGK PAID:
yew $4.00. : Six inontha, tiO.Three
0a-.Lthu. tl.OO; One month, 35 cents. 'V
The papr 1,111 dcUTered by carrter8 tree
.f cHarge. In any part ol the city, at the abore
lteitor 10 cent per week. '
Adveflfiln ratea tow nd IJberaL
jj-Snbscrlbcrs will report any and all Calk
-res to receive their paper regularly, W
t-i -r r . i..it.i i .j
fona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published inthehity of Wilmington. JEt
M. TurgeneflTs brain . weighed 2.012
(rrammes ; the average is 1 ,390 grammes.
. .
Senor Samamego the Heu'enant gov
ernor ot Chihuahua.rMcxico. has eent
hia four sons to Philadelphia to attend
gcbool. - r . , - .
Norfolk Virginian: We have to con,
bMihat one man was found at the
nMU in Vireinia on election day
with
firearms; that person was
so!n.
Mahone's
the Democrats will number so many
the next House of Representatives
in
tb1
at quite a number of them will be
compelled to occupy seats on tue Re
publican side. ...
Memphis iv now aroused, on. the
snbject of music in her public school?,
and demands that it shall take the place
" of some of the needless humbug cram
rued into the heads ot the young.'
Olive Logan says a man always
looks through his pockets four times
before banding his coat to his wife to
have a button sowed on, and even then
he is filled with a nameless lear until
ihejob is completed.
This is Indian Agent Gardner's
opinion : "The Indian may dwell with
the Caucasian for years, and live as
iho white lives, bet on returning to his
tribe he will fall into the habits of
n-avage Hie. and will piefer that life."
mi
W. A. Pledger ot Atlanta, Ga., chair
man of the Executive Committee lately
held in Lonisville, has Issued a call for
a meeting of the committee in Wash,
iafftoa on December 19 to consider
matters of interest to tha colored race,
Cardinal MeCleskey's ord. nation oo-
. curred fif;y years ago.fthe 12th of Jan
uary cominsr. At a meeting in New
York this week it was decided to present
him, on the day of the golden jubilee
with an address and $5,000 for a me
morial pulpit.
Mr. Cox says that the surplus reve
nue will be $132,000,000; that the tariff
reduction will not be more than 2 per
cent,, instead of the 20 that was prom
ised, and that a reopening of the tariff
question is unavoidable.
-
Woman suffrage ha3 won its battle in
the Territory of Washington, as . both
Houses of the Legislature have voted to
strike the word "male" Irom the elec
tion laws, and the governor is expected
to sign the bill. If so, the new law will
go into operation in sixty days.
. -
The Philadelphia Record speaks in
.general commendation of President
Arthur's administration, and concludes
that if hc is not too considerate and
humane a statcman to encourage a
malignant sectional warfare, he is at
least too astute a politician to try to
repair Mahoae's shattered boat."
i m
The complete vote of Iowa in the late
election on the legislature ticket shows
a Republican majority of 9,319. On
the gubernatorial vote the Republican
majority is 2,000, plurality 25,000. In
1880 the Republicans had a clear
majority of 44,000 overall. The Dem
ocrats have many more Senators and
Representatives than ever before.
In a report on shipbuilding in Great
Britain Consul Jones, at Newcastle pn
Tyne, says steel is making rapid pro
gress as, a shipbuilding material. The
present difference between the cost of
an iron and a steel built ship 1 of equal
tonnage is about 10 per cent, in favor of
the former metal, but this difference,
the consul thinks, will soon disappear
and steel be generally employed.
. ton Xetos & Courier, has been knighted
. by His Holiness the Pope. It is now
Sir Francis W. Dawson, Knight of St.
George. ' This very handsome compli
ment is in consequence of the course he
has nnraned in his Daoer in fiffhtinir
against the code duello. Sir Francis
han, however, woS and 'worn another
. title, which we will wager he values
: .even more highly -than that bestowed
iby His Holiness, and that is Captain V.
- W.' Dawson. C.S. 'A. r .
Having been troubled -with a very
fbad.Cough for about two years an-
having tried almost every cough mixd
, lure that was ever made, I have found
- 05e tt k3 nie such great re
- lief as Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup and I
.earnestly recommend it to all afflicted.
Bexj. F. Droit aw. f a pv ti w v-
; For Pocket Knives or Table Catlery
50 to JACOBi' HardwareDenoL t
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VOL. VII. 1 WILMINGTON. N. C., MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2(5.
LOCAL NEAVS.
INDEX TQ IEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
' WHGbect-Cigars . )
Important Arrival ! i
"Dyed" atMonach's ' ( '
Heinsbkroeb Stleff Pianos
A & I 8 h bier Common Sense
CW Yates ArtiBts Materials
W A Claiming Gaeenvllle Sennd I
Gilks & Murchisox liardw re, &c
McDocoall & BOWDEX-LBuggle3
Pabker & Taylor If Not, Why Not?
Kekciineu & Cai.t)kr Bros Groceries
W K SPRI5.GER & Co Sportsman's Gookla
EG Blair General Commission Merchant
Mcxds Bros. & DkRosset Fancy Articles
P L Bridobhs & Co HonaefcecpcTB Attefl-
tlon' !J .
Cornelius Harnett Council No. 231, Royal
Arcannra 1 i
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Thauksgiving turkeys are almost ripe.
j y L
Christmas is just four weeks from
to-morrow. , i i .
Cornelius Harnett
Council Noi 231
Royal Arcanum, meets
to-night' at 8
"it
o'clock.
Capt. A. J. Galloway, of tioldsboro.
agent of the Atlantic, ('oast i Line, was
in the city to-day. , i
, : ! " j
Delegates to the" North Carolina An
nual Conference of the M. E. Church,
South, left this morning tor Statesville,
where it will convene on1 the 28th inst.
Superior Court meet piere next Mon-
day and Pender Court convenes on the
third Monday in December, which is
getting along pretty close to Christmas.
Capt. W. A. Cumming offers or sale
his residence on Greenville Sound. It
is one of the most delightful i p1 laces on
the entire coast and offers some unusu
ally fine attractions as a Summer resi
dence.' i i
Rev. Dr. Curry i d not. arrive as
expected, in consequence of which Rev.
Dr. Pritchard preached at the First
Baptist Church last night. The weath
er was threatening, yet there was a
large congregation in attendance.
Our LittleOnes.
' The December issue, of j Our LiUle
Ones is at hand. It is; as it1 always i,
as bright and cheerful and pleashnt tb
look upon as a new sUver dollar, fresb
rrom tho minU Trulyjthis, the holiday
number, is unusually pretty and pleas
ing. Published by the Rbssell Publish-j
ing Company. 36' Brorafleld street,
Boston, at $150 a year. i
Pastoral Ijetter.
The pastoral letter from the House of
Bishops, adopted and read at the recent
Triennial Convention of the Episcopal
Church, in Philadelphia, was yesterday.
read in the four churches of that denom
ination in this city. It was written by
BishopHuntingdon, of the diocese of
Central New York, and was indorsed
and approved by the Bishops in Conten
tion assembled. , '
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot
The Welcome ttaiu.
i i i
This section was visited yesterday
with a very refreshihg rain, the first
which has fallen here in more than two
months. It was surely needed, and
yet we htve not have had half enough.
There is at this writing; a j promise of
more, which may or s may iot be ful
filled. It i3 hard to realize how much
this rain has been needed. We saw a
i
hole three feet deep dug on Saturday at
the foot of a hill and the dirt thrown
from the bottom of the hole was a3 dry
as the first spadeful thrpwn, which may
be taken as some indication of out need
for rain. ' 1
Exports Foreign.
iNor. barquo Margrete. Capt.1 Hansef
cleared to day for London, with i,0C0
casks spirits turpentine and 2,121 bar
rels rosin, valued at $20,570, shipped by
Messrs. Paterson, Downing & , Co.
Dan. barque Galleont Capt. Kalsbald,
cleared for Hull, Eng. with 2 865 barr
rels. rosin, valued at $5,000, ship
ped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & 1 Son.
Nor. barque Lxndola, Capl. Rostrup,
cleared for Liverpool with 1.300 casks
spirits turpentine and j 1.027 barrels
rosin, valued at $25,500. snipped by
Messrss. Alex. Sprunt & Son. Nor.
brig San Juan, Capt Bache, cleared for
Glasgow with 250 casks spirits turpen
tine and 2.467 barrels rosin, vained at
$7 452. shipped by Messrs! Alex.
Sprunt & Son. Schr- TimoUiy Field,
Capt. Pallalty. cleared for Arroyo. P.
R.j with 140 894 feel lumber, 50.000
shingles and C barrels tar. valued at
$3 885.31. shipped byMessra.K. Kidder
& Son, the entire exports for' the day
aggregating $61.407.34 J j r :
" Malaria positively cured witn Ems
orys Standard Cube Pii.tsi a never
failing remedy; purely vegetable." con
tain, no quinine; sugar-coated 5 cents.
. ; a o d&w. y:-f- r; :: r' ;'-;:v::
The VNew Jane Kyre." ,
This splendid comedy drama will be
presented at the Opera House by the
Charlotte Thompson Comedy Company
to-morrow nisht. It will be Miss
Thompson's first' appearance in this
city, a.id-we trast that she will have a
crowded house, as the play is well spok
en of by our contemporaries, and her
support is said to be excellent.
. 24- O'clock.
Capt: Emerson's office In this city has
been supplied with a lot of new circu-
ars; maps, &c as guides for travelers,
issued by jthe Atlantic Coast Line, a pe
culiar feature of which is that they are
prepared under the new time,rcckoning
from 1 o'clock to 24 o'clock. According
to this, train No. 47, on the W. & W.
R. R., will leave here at 8:35, No. 43
at 20 and1 No. 45 at 24:30. . This will
certainly simplify matters for railroad
ers and travelers . ;
An OrcUestra.
An orchestra of four pieces has re
cently been formed in this1 city , which
will hereafter turnish first' class music
at theatrical entertainments and at
other places where a small number
of instruments is desired. It is com
posed of some of the best material in
the city and the parts are admirably
arranged as the following list of mem
bers and their respective instruments
will show: Mr. J.-D. Smithdeal, vio-
i
Hn; Mr.Jas. E. Willson. cornet; Mr. W,
F. Ortraan, contra base and iluto, and
Mr. J. Greenewald, piano. They are
a11 exPrt on their, respective instru-
ments. and they will have all their
music especially arranged for their pur
pose, i
' Fiftli Street OT. IS. Church.
Yesterday Rev. T. Page Ricaud
closed lour jears of continuous service
as pastor, of the Filth Screat M. E.
Chureh, and as, by a rule of the Meth
odist Church, he will be sent to some
other charge, the following, as some
ot the results of his labors, will be in
tercsting to many of our readers, and
especially so to the members of that
church and those who have worshipped
there: 1
When Mr. Ricaud ;took pastoral
charge of the church, J four years
ago, its membership numbered
227. Since, that time there have been
added by conversions 147. The church
has lost by withdrawals 87, by death
31 -total 118. After purging the books
there now remains a membership of
293, a net gain of 66. During the term
Mr. Ricaud has baptised 13 aduit3 and
47 infants total 60.' He has united in
marriage 24 couples. The church has
responded l berally to the necessary
calls for moneyS as the following figures
will show : In 1880 the sum ot $1,130.30
was raised ; $8,090.80 in 1881 ; $1,510:75
in 1882, and $1,190 60 in 1883, making
an aggregate for the four years of $,
922.65. ' This is a good showing and
must be gratifying to both pastor and
people.
Leon 2 Pok Hing, , President of the
,Sam Yip Chinese Company, San
Francisco, Cal., endorses the great
pain-banisher, St. Jacobs Oil.
I 1 City Court. '
There was a formidable docket for
the Mayor's consideration ithis morn
ing, and the following cases were dis
posed of: i
Patrick Dolan, a sailor, for disorderly
conduct, was fined $5, in default of
which ho was sent below for 20 days
Dave Mallette, colored, an old offend
er, was drunk and down, and was fined
$5 or 30 days in the city prison.
Mary Lee, white, an old offender, for
being drunk and dbwn at the postoffice
on Saturday night, was sent below for
10 days.- - "I, '
Fannie Benton, colored, an old of
lender, for disorderly conduct, was
fined $5. which she paid.
Jacob Klein, a foreign tramp, who
has been wandering about the citv lor
several days, and on several occasions
has been quite annoying to some of our
citizens, was found asleep on Saturday
night in a doorway and was takeu in
by the police. He was discharged this
mornirgiwith a warning to leave the
city at once. '
Six other tramps, who applied at po
lice headquarters on Saturday night for
lodgings and were kept daring Sunda j
were discharged upon condition that
they also leave the city within 24 hours.
Something less than 250 Wilmington
hunting parties have been organized to
j make war on iie birds and rabbits next
Thursday U will be a national , hunt
ing day and with the woods full of guns
the sportsmen had better look sharp
that they don't come' back home -with
I their hot hides full of cold shot-. :; -
Theodore Thomas. t
We understand that there are about
16 subscribers yet wanted to complete
the requisite guarantee to bring the
Theodore Thomas troupe to this city.
If they appear here at ail it will be on
the night of the Cth of December next,
as thai is the only night on which; they
are not already engaged It is desirable
to have the guarantee completed at as
early a day as possible by Wednesday
at the farthest andv we hope that h
will be forthcoming so promptly as to
not let this splendid opportunity slip ot
hearing the finest orchestra ib Ain'erica.
if not in the world, in'.Wiimington1.''
Crimiual . Court. ; -
The Criminal Court ot New Hanover
county convened at the Court House in
this city at 10 o'clock' this forenoon , II is
Honor. Judge O. Pi Meares, presiding.
and Solicitor B. R. Moore, representing
thainterests of the State. f The time of
the session was occupied in drawing
and empanneUng the grand jury and
other necessary preliminaries. .The
folio wins: is the list of grand jurors ft r
the term : Roderick McRae. foreman ;
A. J. Walker, Jacob Scott,' J. F,
Woolvio. D. J. George, W; B. Turling
ton, J. A. Fore, Robert Green. C. W.
McClammy, John E. StGeorge, Charles
Craig, W. IL Flynn, Henry Ileeder,
Nick Ilullen. J. N. Mohr. John F.
Garrelf, George E Borden and Johan
Quick " l
This being accomplished and. the
usual charge delivered, the Court took
a recess until 3 o'clock this afternoon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GILES & MtJRCHISON,
HOLES ALE AND RETAIL 1
i DEALERS IN
I ' " - ,
1TARDWABE, 2 IN WARE & CROCKERY
nov6
Dyed:"
A TMONACIP3, 16i4 SECOND 8TREET,be
tween Market and Princess, Ladies an I Gen
tlemen's goods ot every description, any color.
Also, cleanln?, scourlnz and bleaching. Send
me a pair of your o'd Kid Gloves . I
. bo Stt tf
If Not, Why Not ?
IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT iA GOOD COOK
Stove why not get one of bin Al low priced
"Golden Harvest", "JTarmer' or "Southern
Oak," perfect in all their arrangements? If
you haven't a good Heater why not get one of
those bcautiea sold by ns? Indeed, if you are
not fixed up all right for Christmas, come
aown to ' . 1
PARKER & TAYLOR'S.
PURE WHITE OIL. . nov 26
Important Arrival
A
T OLD NORTn STATE SALOON. No. C
bouth
Front tt., Bbl of VA, MOUNTAIN
WHISKEY, (double Stamp) four years old.
i '
Try it. Good Liquors, Wines. Cigars, &c
OY8TEB3 on Ic. roy 21
BUGGIES-BUGGIES.
CAR LOAD OF NEW BUGGIES ALL.
stj lea, single aud double to suit everybody.
Just to hand and for sale cheap 1 at the Buggy
and Harness establishment of
MCDOUGALL A BOWDEN.
nov 26 No. 114 North Front St.
E. C. BLAIR,
pRODUCE BROKER ANll COMMISSION,
Merchant. No. 19, N. Second St.. Wilmington,
N. C. , Solicits consignments of all kinds of
Country Produce. - .'
Country orders filled at the lowest market
prices for Flour, Meal, Grain and Groceries.
A (rial la solicted and satisfaction guaran
eed. ' nov V6
Sportsman's Goods.
WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
o f English and Belgium Breech Loaders
ever, brought to this market.' AIbo a first
c ass etock-of Shells, Warding, Primcrs.Cart
rldgo Bags, Gun, Cape, Game Bags, &c. In
fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good
goods-and guarantee prices. 1 . 1 :
W. E. SPRINGER ft CO.,
Successors to John Dawson ft Cot,
novf26 19.21 and 23 Market Ptoeiet
GREENVILLE SOUND.
I WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN ONE of the
most ' ,
Desirable Summer Places
on the Atlantic coast. situateA on
i
Sound, 6Vi miles from Wilmington
Greenville
on bheil
Rqa. The lmd is In a HIGH STATE OF
CULTIVATION and will support an ordinary
sized family, on the place are Pears, Peach
es, Apples, Cherries, Figs and Grapes IN
ABUNDANCE. Oysters. Fis. Crabs and
Mirtmp to be had at the door 'very dar.
nov ,
-eod3m
WM. A. CUMMING
Artists' Material.
IL A D-WATER COLORS, B BUSHES,
o
Porcellan and Holly
cod Placque and Pal
ettes.
Decalcomanic Ornament for Ilk and ? alia.
A'so a fine assortment of t legant FaaMES
la Ebony, Velvet and Gilt
A large ad attracUve stock ot JUVKNILE
BJOK.", POKMJ. BOOKS OK STISOAKO
A iT HOBS in Sets, fcandsoimly bmnu, suita
ble for presents. - ,
Loots m for our CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCE
MENT, the Urgest and finest stock of.IIOLI-
uax liWiKjever teroatat 10 uWriy.
TES,
nor 28 il"
113 lUrket at
NO. 279
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STIEFF PIANOS.
"DECEIVED TO-DAY, DIFFERENT Styk-8
of the celebrated CHAS. M. STIEFF PIANOS,
Square Grand "and Upright. Elegant, rich,
6llvery tone, exqaisitel touch, superb finish.
finest qua'Jty. 3
Call to see these beautiful Instrument at
HEINSBERGER'S,
nov 26 Live Book and Music Stores
-Ttl
Iwme.
2,()00
Half Rolls M4 andClb BGGIXG,
3,000 B 11 COiTON J IES,
5 Bales BALING TWINE,
For said bv -KERCHNER
ft CALDER BROS
niv
2G
, Bacon, Lard Molasses.
1 Art Boxes Dry Salt Sides, 50 Cases Lard,
1UU lOOHhda fcfolasses. For sale by
nov 26 KEUCHNEIi A CALDfcR UKOS
Flour, Sugar, Coffee.
Inin Bhls VLOUR, all gravies,
iUUU sO BbUReiined SUGARS,
JOG Sucks COFFEE. For sale by
nov 26 KK HNEU CALDEU BROS
Common Sense.
JS OLD Pnu.OSOPHKR USED.TO maic-
tain th it men were really all allkethelr vary
ing fortunes being due to circumstances In
like manner it may be said that all men deshe
to dress well, the knowledge of where to buy
making the only difference in their wearing
apparel. One thing is certain, the best dressed
men and those who piy tho least money for
their Clothing, buy of A. & I. fcHEIEK, there
can be no doubt about his statement because
it Is : unded upon eommcn sense. First A. &
I. SHR1ER buy every dollar's worth of theh
goods for cash only, which enables ttem lo
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES a saving
of at least twenty -live per cent. It seems al
most needless to repeat that these , rices ABE
r Alt lower than any other house in the city
A. & I. SHRIEK,
nov 2G Reliable Clothiers, 114 Market St.
Housekeepers Attention !
To the Inducements we cjffcr :
PICKLED
SALMON,
SOUSED TBIPE,
SOUSED PIG'S FEET,
Genuine Newfoundland Codfish, (fall flavor)
Much better than the ordinary make.
Cheese - Cheese - Cheese !
English Dairy, Dutch Head, Pine Apple.Neu-
fchatel, Youn America.
PRESERVES, JELLIES & SWEET MEATS,
A Full Line . '
MINCE MEAT, PLUM PUDDING, &c.
We ag.in call attention to.our
PRIDE FLOUR.
Has no equal in the Wilmington Market for
i i
I Whiteness and Purity.
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.
HO North Front St.
' nov 26
We w Goods.
"JEW GOODS IN THE LATENT STYLES
expected next week. I hope the Ladles will
i , i
come in and sec them. ' I
MES. KATE C. WINES, i
No. 119, North Second S rect. I
nov 19 next South of Postoffice
I John C, Davis,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
I r WlLMTJfOTOSI, N. C.
Office ocr the Banc of New Hanover.
Practices it all the Courts of tne fetate.
W Special attention pall to the collection
of chims.- nov 2tlm
CIDER!
OWEET CIDER. CAREFULLY
MADE
kj ' ...: a-,-. 7i- - '
from good fro it and warranted to be pure.
Amount limited. Call Immediately and
leave your orders and your jugs;
R. MCDOUGALL,
No. 14 Chestnut 8f, bet. Front and Water
nov 22 , Wilmington, N.
Interesting to Eeview
I I Readers.
1 fl Po-nf o Moore's Cough Lozenges,
1U Uulltu Munds Bros, ft Detfoc
OR ponfQ Oorlmportet Tooth Urush.
CiJ VsUlibO lund Bros 4A Delu tti:
flonto I-adles Dremg"t omb,
GO UcIitD L Durable! Cheip!
j Munda Bros, ft DeltosM t
50 Cents Tel'- fr
1 Mundg Kmfi. ft cHn-s.
Tl"l Splendi I ilatr Brush, a baraia
I kp X -L't Muods Kros, ft I e (osset
Every tltlrg usually carrie! br the Trade
MUN OS BROS. A DeKO-SET. l"i
nor lrngy'stp, rct str
' street
To Boilders aad others- Ck to J Aco
bis for Sash Blinds and Doors. G!a.a
I &c You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. . - - ,
1883.
- f PLEASE KOTICE. .
We will be glad to receive eoramtmlcatlon
trozd cor friends ca any and aH subjects
general Interest but.
The name of the writer must always be fa
nlshed to the Editor. -
Communications must be written on oal
one aide of the paper.
Personalities must be avoided.
And It Is especially and particularly und -
stood that the Editor does not always endot -
the views of correspondents .-unless' ao state
in the editorial columns.
NEW
OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, NIGHT NOV. 127.
The D'stinguishcd Artiste i
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON !
Sur-portcd by the talented youcg actor- ' m "
Geo. Xearock.
lntha delightful Comtdy Drama. " ,'
NEW JANE EYREi
Seats on talo t OYER'S,
nov i3 3t 2 5, 24, 26
Usual ii1ces.
Amusement a i
KNOWLEDGE OF IIO W TO TSEFIBe!
arms may be a ' '.' ' " v j
GREAT BENEFIT
to you sonr time. -
1 -. - - f
tfome to C. O. CRQWELL'3 Shoolirg "Gal-j
lery and learn-ho .v tp shoot. i
Practice makes icrfect Firat clafs RJflcs and
.Targets. ' :- -r ' ' r
Only lOc for O SIiols, 5c for JJ.V
ri he proprietor will be pleaded to Rive in
structions to all who wish to learn without f
tr h rge. No Letting allowed. It i foiJ
practice ai d amuseni nt ouly. No. 10:t Market
St., next to corner of Front it., limit gton,
N." C G. CUOWELL,
nov 21- lro:riotr.r
: L,
Without Doubt
AT J. II. HARDIN'S DRUG AND SEfClu
Store, 124 Soiuh Front St., New Market Build
lag. you cj.ii see the roost mngnlircnt ani at;
tractive display of . Christ mas. Wedding and
1 ' - ' - " i .- ' i - I--- .
.Holiday Presents ever brought to thU city. -
They are too numerous to mentim here. All
I ask is an luBpeetion of goods ad even If'
you are not' In ne.d 1 am -satisfied you will
buy. It U a pleasure for me to show these
,,. .
goods. v J. II. HARDIN,
nov 17 i Vi South Front St, New aiarket -
J a mes A . L o w r e y ,
UELWUIGIir, BLACKSMITH AND
General Repairer of Carriages and VclAclea."
Work of all kinds attended to without delay. '
Thanking my friends for favors extecded to "
me in tho past, I solicit their kind favors und .
their patronage in future. After an expcrl ;j
ence of forty-four years as a Mechanic under
C?Pt.W. H. Bobbitt, of Warrentori, and in
Wilmington, I am nw prepare! to conduct :
the work in all Its branches In a good and
workmanlike manner. ( i J
Phvce of business, on Princess, bctveen 3rd '
and 4th streets. nov 20-oaw-tf i
'Tho-IWanaS
rjtO SHIP YOUIt COUNTRY PRODUCE "
to Is A. W. RIVE NB ARK, "
! 114 North Water fet.,
Wiunlogton, N. C.
The Live Grocer and Country Produce Dealer.
Refers to linnk of New Hanover. nov 19 '-'
HORSES ! HORSES ! ! ,
JpOR SALE TEN HORSES, FIVE OF
them guaranteed to be good dray animals.
Will be sold low. , -
Also, a few second hand BUGGIES itrd
CARTS will be sold low figure. .
Horses and vehicles on hire, and bcrses ,
boarded and cared fof i J1''"
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The finest Hearse In the city. 1 . u
j HOLLINGS WORTH ft WALKER,
Livery and Sale Stables, , '
oct ll-tf Corner Fourth and Mulberry j .
Many Things Tou Need,'
CAN BE FOUND AT THE 5 ami 10 rents
fctore. 1 he articles are g-od acd can be
bought or less than one-half of what von pay,
elsewhere. IL nseho!! articles and Kitcheni
utengiu a eneeialtvj - Full .mt cntr.T.it '
of Toys and Christmas Good at the only "
j T and lO Cents Store.
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Second St, between Varkct and Dock Sta ' 1
nov 16-tC . Mrs. NVarren'g old etahd.
Cigars! Cigars!
JEW BRANDS OF UNEXCELLED Stock.
Alnjcury within reach of all. ' . -
Toilet Soap, a new and elegant Une.
Tooth Brushes, cheapest ahd best, at
WILUAM II
GREEN'S,
nov 10 ' ; ;
117 Market Street, i
FLOIilDA WATKR
LAYESDER WATER. : '
VIOLET WATER, , '
. HELIOTHOPK WATtrn
' WHITE ROSE WATER. .
OCt 27
German DrngKl!.t. -
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Furniture.
200 9AMBERASIPAttUR Suits
nomrtofisj yew s.y aVtcla'si
good at ; ; .... " . . 1 -
n0xEKiw)AKi,si ;
, i . 1 .k;m1s, Mat feu V
blc. &c: , Ac , at big barHi V.C Ta"
mo before rou k re , 14 .-JLand sec
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