rum PATfiB
verv evening,
septed by
JOSH T. JAMES,
Sundays ex-
gpITOK
jjf D rKOPXIETOK.
rElPTlOSS rOSTAGH PAID:
14 '00. Six months, $2.09. Three
,ii F i oo; One month, 35 cents.
'tW' will be delivered by carriers tree
t P&p' part of the city, at the above
foeenu per week.
--n rates low land liberal.
JUrs will report any and all fall.
t' ,hir naoer regularly.
f'tt'"V" r . -
-7 . DMMMX Tin m the Infnrf
TL. I If! 1 III -V UW
tirctdatiort, of any newspaper
r'Zt intke cUyW Wilmington.
Frank Hard's district
one ic" - i . ..
. ooo!vote5 wouia raake
oratic in! November.
rat Bancroft the historianwil
'ShfiohU Wa4ngton home.
ru
A special to tfe Chattanooga Times
Ohio 3 ,i3ie Irish-Americans
stand solid for the Democratic
fJ- .
SaaatorBeck is confident of Clevc
Ud's election. He predicts a Demo
nic gain of tv4 Congressmen in
Of the domes to large buildings in the
v orSd, the dome of the United States
Cipitol ranks fifth in height and fourth
in diameter. .
. - . .
Got. Cleveland j was addressed in
Celtic at the Brooklyn barbecue. The
mwn Dublish the address in the
original tongue, j
Frank Hatton. now Postmaster.
General, admits that in 1881, he wrote
tn editorial excoriating Blaine as unfit
for the Presidential ior any other nomi
nation.
A Yankee inventor has invented a
solid salt cylinder, luns; on a bracket
and protected by a tin hood, which is
said to give the average cow unlimited
CBjoyment at a 9mll price.
.
Minister Janiesj liussell Joweil is
cormnz home in .time to deliver the
oration at . the
celebra'ion of the
quarter millennial
settlement of his
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VOL. VIII. WILMINGTON. N. C , TUESDAY- OCTOBER 21, 1884.
NO. 251
LOCAL NEWS.
IIDEX TO MEW ADVEBTISEKIEITS.
m
Lost Gold Ring
C W Yatbs New Goods
Davis Sox Good Bating I
Heixsbzkqsb Latest Norela
H McL Geeex, Chm'n Attention
Wm B Hocut Sale of Valuable Lnnd
Joun C West Co Health Is Wealth V v
The Tnanjural Kedtalst fct. Thomas' Church
W H Stjrmcss, Prea't Attentloa Demosrats
John J Taylob, FrentThlrd Ward Clufc
N F PABKEk, Bcct'y Attention Democrats
T C Milleb Friends 1 and Fellow Citizens
Register' Register!! Register!!!
Step Ladders, all lengths, at Jacobi's
Depot. f
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1.051 bales.
There were no tramps applied for
lodging at the guard house last night.
The most fashionable hats are shown
by John Dyer & Son, who always keep
first elais goods., f
Go ai once and register! Do not de
lay, but get the job off your mind and
hands at once, so as to givo others a
chance.
s In just two weeks from to-day Grover
Cleveland will be declared the Presi
dent of these United States, by au im
mense majority.
Hon. D. K. McKae, of this city, will
speak in Newbern on next Saturday
night in connection with Gov. Jarvis
and Gen. Scales.
natWe town, New bury port Mass.
m 9
One of the ashionable schools in
Nev York ias introduced a new thing
oiled sumbrousj comeliness, which
;eacbes the young ladies to assume
jriceful poses in bed, to keep the
month shut, how not to snore, etc
..
Lower California claims to have
three mocmtai us of alum and one of
ilamaDd sulphur mixed. The alum
and sulphur are almost chemically
pare. The amount of alum is estima
ted at 100,000,000 tons and of sulphur,
1,000,000. i
Kuichi Kuki, the newly appointed
minister from JaRanr accompanied by
bis wife and K. Misaki, Secretary of
Lsgation, has arrived in Washington
Heis the youngest man ol his rank
&re, beingoply 33 years old. He was
usiitant minister; of education prior to
'Ms preseot appointment and is regarded
"the author of the present school sys
tem oi Japan, j
.49 B i.
Mtrtin Foran, fthe Democrat, who
pipped through a small hole into a seat
in Congress Irom Republican Cuya-
acoaqty.Ohid, will be a curiosity.
Re wins while all else is lost to the
Democracy by over a thousand votes.
It U said the workingmen helped him
ough. He has: taken an active part
their behalf onlthe local labor trou
bles, i
r9
hnt ?erry hear5 8eS a11 the daV :"
"Qtwhocau merry be, when racked
tormented with a hateful cough. Be
f!rnrh Svrnn.
it! i at once and curea promptly-
agists have it.
Ahe Alurm Last Nig lit.
Tlie alarm ot jfire last night, about
i :3 o'clock, was caused by tbi igni-
w the rafters, near the roof, of
residence or Mrs. D. S. Bunting,
Third street near Mulberry, A
bckets of water extinguished the
and the damage sustained ia but
:i!ht. Toft nricrin rf Ua
PUry
Organ JLtecital.
- itvers oi good music in the city
thero arej many-will have an
PPprtunity on (Thursday niirht next.
-ea the first nublie rfl.itfl nn th now
?la at St. Thomas' Church will be
S Some ot the best musical'talent
TO city has volunteered for the ocs
SlOn .j i . . .
Bf v 6 musical selecuons are
t ue njguest order of merit, mainly
the old masters. The organ is
-manias well as excellent instru
aua is the only one in tho vState
13 larmshed with a full and conr
tJ of trumpeU and oboes. - The
; t in m uviiU vwai auu
mental. The.
organ recitals will
. ui.. , l'. l av nr , Ann ki tas
tjjder while the regular, organist of
Hat L Uteenewald, wil
Jt Ja accompanist forthe voca
To every Housekeeper a good
substantial cook stove is an important
necessity and our readers will find the
best at Factory prices at Jacobi'S
Hardware Depot. t
There was no Cit y Court tbi3 morn
ing. Verily, the people, are behaving
themselves with remarkable decorum.'
and if this state of things continues there
will be but little u3 for the police fon o.
Rey. A. M. Conway and others or
ganized last night a Missionary Bap
tist, Church on the corner of Ninth and
Marketstreets, to be known as the Third
Missionary Baptist Church of Wil
mington.
The speaking to-night will be from
the stand recently erected on the cor
ner Qf Third and Dock streets, and pre
parations have been made to assure a
rousing and cordial welcome to the dis
tinguished speaker.
Wo publish on the third page, of this
issue the first part of a very interesting
paper on the defenses ot Wilmington
contributed to the Philadelphia Times
by Mr. Thos. H. Suttoo, of Fayette.
ville. In will be concluded in to-mor
row's issue. V
Our Strategists.
The Haverly Comedy Company, who
play "Our Strategists" at the Opera
House to-night, arrived here about 11
o'clock this torenoon on the freight
train from Goldsboro, where they play
ed last night. The political speaking
will probably keep some from going to
witness the presentation of this intense
ly funny play, but there will undoubt
edly be a good house to welcome the
performance. '
A Slight Mistake.
A theatrical agent was reported to be
in the city this morning arid a young
gentlemen was in quest of him for busi
ness purposes,. The agent was des
crlbed to our friend as being rather
above the medium heaight.and the lat
ter. seeing a gentleman who answered
the description, went up and asked if
he was the agent, when - he replied.
my names is Staples and I am the
agent of Grover Cleveland." The last
we saw f our jroung lnend lie was
seated upon a box waiting for the agent
to come along, saying that he was not
going toask any more questions.
Democratic Bally.
There will be a grand demonstra
tion to-night to do honor to CoK John
N. Staples, Democratic candidate for
Elector-at-iarge, who will speak at the
stand recenly erected on the corner of
Third and Dock streets. The folldw
ing Democratic organizations will
meet in front of tha City Hall prompt
ly at7 o'clock p m:-
Yoang Men's Democratic Club.
Young Men's Progressive Democratic
J Club. : w
r Central Democratic Club.
First AVard Club. . '
: Second Ward Club. . .
Third Ward Club. ,
Fourth Ward Club.
- Fifth Ward Club. .
TheCornct Ccrcsrt Club will' reper
New Riyeri Oysters,
Mr. S. G. Worth, State Fish Com
missioner." and Lieut. Winslow, of the
U. S., Navy, are in the city to-day on a
return from a visit to the oyster country
at New River. Lieut. Winslow went
there with Mn Worth, and at his invi
tation, for the express purpose of ex
amining into- the capabilities of the
country and we are glad to hear that
ha BaVexpresiecI himself as being Vwell
pleased with what he' saw tliere. ' He
thinks that the' oyster industry of New
River only needs cultivation and de
velopment and an outlet.
Good Speakers.
Our people had the pleasure of listen
ing to Senator Vance for about 25
minutes last nif?ht; thoy, will hayeCol.
John N. Staples to-night and Gen. A.
M. Scales to-morrow night. This makes
a tolerably good list for one week. Led
off by our distinguished Senator, fol
lowed by one of the electors-atlarge
and closing with our candidate for Gov
ernor, the people of Wilmington have
no reasou to find, fault,, but, on the
contrary, have every reason to con
gratulate themselves on the grand
political feasts which have been pre
pared for them.
Cliaoge the Hours,
The hours ' tor registration, as they
are now regulated, make it really in
convenient for many of our citizens to
perform the necessary duty which will
entitle them to vote. . The books are
not opened until nearly every man has
gone to his daily work ; they "are closed
during the usual dinner hour and they
are closed .again at night before the la
bors of the day. are done, so that, in
order to register, it becomes necessary
to lose a portion of a diy'swork. This
is a great inconvenience, aside from the
loss of time, nnd might keep many
rom taking the trouble to register.
Wo would suggest that the books - be
kept open from noon until 2 o'clock p.
m. from now until the day ot election,
and by this means nearly all of our
voting population could be accommo
dated. ....
Personal.
Capt- J. M. McGowau has gone to
the State Exposition.
Mr.' Leopold Brunhild left here last
night on a visit to Raleigh and theState
Exposition. -
We regret to learn that Prof. E. Van
Lear is confined to his house with an
attack of fever.
We are glad to learn that Mr. John
A. Corbctt, who has been quite sick for
the past two weeks frjwith a - malarial
attack, is convalescent and hopes to
be abroad" in a lew days, f eV 5 i T
Col John N.- Staples arrived in the
city last night and registered at the
Pnrcell House, where he has been called
upon during the day by quite a number
of our prominent citizens.
i u i m
' ' Senator Vance.
This distinguished son of North Car
olina arrived in the city last night on
the 8:35 train trom Magnolia, where he
spoke ior about three hours yesterday.
He was met at the depot, upon his - ar
rival, by a large throng of our citizens
with torches, who, preceded by the
Cornet Concert Club, did escort duty
to the portico in front of the Hall house
where he was to speak. There was
but little time for speech making as the
Senator was obliged to leave for White
ville, where he speaks to-day, on the 10
o'clock train. Added to this he was
hunsrvl and alter eating his supper
there was hut about 25 minutes left for
speaking. This time, however, was
wellJlnprovedandSwthout going into
any special line of . argument,
he entertained his bearers in f the
fine style in which he is inimitable.
While his speech was short it was com
prehensive; and was entirely charac
teristic of Senator .Vance. Theresi
dences ol Mrs. Quince, Messrs. Lums-
den and Collier and the office of Dr.
Pigford were brilliantly illuminated for
the Occasion, and a little daughter o
Mr. S. P Collier presented the-Senator
with a beautiful bouquet of flower?,
which was irratefully appreciated. We
hopa that during the campaign th
Senator may be induced to come and
make a regulaFspeeclberS for there arq
some who have never heard him, while
those who haye heard. -him would be
glad to heat him again.. I ' J --
Smokers Articles.
Messrs. Nathan Newman & Co., the
extensive cigar manufactures, 6D Alder-
gate St , London, ;n.,statetnat severa
nf their emnloves and personal friend3
who have been great sufTcrera from
neuralgic affections, haye been cured
t?7 Et."Jr?cl"J OIL tho rcr-tp:iin-rc:"2T-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Good Eating,
Kf GALLONS OF F1KK OYSTERS RIGHT
UJ from cw BWer. ill olj in the orig
inal package. Vo Waiercd Stoclu Will be
for solo on Wcdscsdsy Sffna and ret a bucket
at our flih market.
octSl ; DAVIS & BOX '
IF softs ;W6pSlhi EimowDin)
' " " " -O j -
The following is from the New York CioUiicr & FurnisJicr: 1 j!
, A PERNICIOUS METHOD. Every Intelligent pers.ii knows, or ought td
kno ir, that the dealer 3vho offers as -a special inducement au elegant present;
with every jale to a certain amount, compels him" to pay for bis present in the;
value of the goods purchased. wNo mnnu!acturer or dealer can afford to sell hia
goods or products fur actual-market value and at the fame time present his pai
rons with either a brow.n s!one house, s' earn yacht, gold watch, or other costly
article, and those who do so must naturally get return indirectly rr soontyf
or later close up snop. xsusinfeFS men who do business with a view to making a
itjgiuiKbo yiuub. vui luiruuuce such gpous as wm commanu- aitenuon ior gcn4
uiue merit. When other inducements are neeessarv. somelhina must lit: wrohM
This pernicious method of doing business has. of late been rather too freely in-
,1.1 1 .i S a : : :.l .l . . j.. i. .t m. j
uuigeu iu, ami i iciuaius v im iuts peopic io ueieruiine wueiner it is more prc-f
htable to purchase presents aqu mteripr goodi", or obtain honest goods at hon4 riiiE undkrsignkb Uave OPENED A
Faxll? Grocerlf,
c, la the rotnmo
est market price."
PlJEASJt frOTICX
W wm t gljwi to nccrrs ccsiacaicaBoa
trom car irtenUs on aay aad all fcc: ;
csneral Intsrest but
Tba same of the writer xatut ariraTs'bs
elaJied to the E&tcr. , : '
t -CffrnTTiiaTcatlonj emit oa wrlttca o ca,
onealdeof the paper I ; ' '.':
Fersonaritlea raust be aTOldod4 . , .
And it is especially aaS partlenlarly tale
tood that the Ectltnr ioca cot alwayi eaflcjs
tbo views of corrcspoztdeats ujr1m so U:t
in the editorial cohuona. . I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
S. H. Trimble,
STOCK AND REAL, p&TATB BROKER
and AueUoceer or Gciicral Merchanciiso of
Prety dcecrloUou. Ollic!conjer I'rincess and
Water streets. Crcnly & Wo.rlss old stamd.
rersonal atlcntloxi plven to sale of hones and
vehicles at private -sale or at auction. Con.
a'gDincBta solicited. 8ETII W. DjtVfS,
;. " ; I Auciloccer.
New Store I F
selected stock of Fresh
esh Gopds I
Wines. Iuuors. Tobacco.
dloua store No. 113, lu tUe Weascll bulMInff,
uu ure ram tiue w coum F rons BUfcCl.
Iiraar WhlakleaBmns-sclAlr Ptlr-itA
Endorses every word of the above, and will call the attention of his natrons to fCV.A' LIJX.!"?
the fact that for $1 75 they can bay a nickel plated watch, and that by buying1 UoUalad gi.. win7&c.
a buit trom him they will save from $5 to 10, which will more than cow;terf re3U t-oantry Froduce always on hand,
balance the useless gilt. Don't be fooled by concerns that try , to pull the wool atoS5i
over your eyesiby such trashy gifts and ihen make you pay double the price for Lot and buii aoodattou ?e SSr
nicji gwuus. fju(j tuai guuu iuw piiwa require no scnemes or gius. wumrjr uieuud. visous ueiiveieu Tree i -f
You will admits after seeing SHRIER'S immense stock of Fall and Winter -.. . cicaig & THOMAa.
Suits and Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children. The remarkable low prices r I ' ' -
at which we obtained from the late Rmdskopf Bros. & Ccn's million dollars faiU Tlocc T?in Tl - ' -
ure (all bright, new goods and of this season's make) navimr for some less than v -i.ru, .-5,
half actual cost, for spot casli,' enable us to give our joatrons such bargains 01 1 , m
that competition is out of the question. Do not take our word for it, but caU .ihllOVeiS IHU TOflgS.
and be convinced that such is the case. We do not nractice ffamblincr. nor tol- i i
erate schemes, lotteries or eift hum hues for the mirnorfl nf pnahlinor n tn spII QOMETHING VKRY NICE
wnnHait. irinlp. flip. loffif-jmniA valnA nf tlipir nnf. vwliinh is nnar lnnn K rHat-1
city dealers.
tffl:Cfe'D:IS':IS
9
OC t 20
ANU VERY CHEAP.
GI1E3 4 MURCHISON,
SS and 40 Hurchlson Block
oct 13
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 HIARtCET ST., j
Stores for Rent.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES
above now occ.uDied bv ilrsrft
U. jnUQ50nLO. ill
Store and dnlccs above now ocr.n.
pled by A. Duraelandt. . VJCmWI
Jiota on Tortn water sL : between iTinroM
andCbc8tnat. Apply to .
aug 13 tT copy 3t DeROSSET A CO.
ft List of Letters.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining
at the Post Office in this City on Wed
nesday, October 22, 1884 : '
A W Alderman, Mrs Heiter Al
derman; . ' .
B W H Brown, Mrs Matilda Brown,
,ucy Bland, Caroline Brown, Clay
Bradley,. Chatmann . Burnett, Mary
Brooks, Alex Bowden. -
C W II Cox. U ;-. Carroll. Harvey
W Cox. Holda Charles, (3), James
Chimmons, John Conaor, Lizzie Clark.
D J R Davis, Jesse Dudley, gapi-
tola Dudley.;
EJ J Everett.
F Miss Batie Fisher, Harry G rady.
H Geo Harrison. Eliza Harrison,
care Miss Anderson, Mrs. Julia Hayes,
Mr. Jo Hart.
I Henry lvery.
J Bryant Jones.. (2) .
K Jos King.
L J S Lamier.
M -Hiram Moore.
P Sallie F Potter, John D Pember-
ton. -
QEddo Quince. .
1 Ida Roton Martha Richardson,
WmH Robinson. . m
8 n a Scott. Davis Snicer. Essie T
Smith. Jake Scott, Miss J Smith, J E
Berans, Mrs Maggie Smith, Jes A
Simmons.
T Chas Tate, C H Thomas,
w Mr .T W Williams. Jack Walton,
John Walker, John Williams, Mari
G Walker, Billic Walker, coi;,
James Yarrell.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised if not
called for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington,
D. C I Ed. R. Brink P. M.
Lost.
Warning !
T'
Warning !
II AT COLD WAVE THE OTHER DAY
THIS MORNING, ON MARKET STREET, , , ,
between Ihlrteentii and Fomteenth sts., w8.a "?rnlnf to prepare for the Winter's
atjuainuu u uiHU. Wltn. lulliais E. W. 1 vtrl ,m "u i-nfc sumo oi
H. to r. V p., engraved en the mslde. The t2Qr "BauxiruL, jika unu TOVE4. We
finder will te liberally rewarded leaving It I ".t?0 Come and suit yourselves. 'Thst
at tbia office.
PCt 21 St
Third Ward Club.
jy-EMBERS WILL MEET AT CITX II ALL
THIS EVENING, at 7 3) o'clock, to take part
m ine uemonstraiion in nonor or coi. Jonn w.
Staples. Elector at Large, i
JOHN D. TAYLOR.
oct 21 It Pres't Thiri Ward Dem. Club
k TTENT ON DEMOCRATS: MEMBERS
Cook Stove you sold me my wife Is pleased to
l.th with." tvo eaJt.t mu ilwi..
qia stove in tne yara ana buy a good one from
fAUHBU & TAXLU1C
PURE WHITE OIL. , oct 30
C a ! I and See
rjlH03E ELEGANT FRUIT PRESERVES.
We guarantee Ihem to be pare, and tho flavor
as If put up at home. A trial Is sll we ask.
canned uoods of sll kinds, Pruncs.Currants,
Into line by H. McL. Green, i Esq , assisted by
Committee on Procession. Every member la
earnestly requested to join In t he procession.
jm. r. i-AKJtJSK, secretary.
W. C. JONES. Chief Marshal. , U oct il
J. of the Youne Men's Democratic Club who tl.16' "rieii XF urane Lemons.
have Torches, wlU deUver them at City Hall, nrwf fumeroua w npnpn.
for repairs and filling for use to-night. The fte iltJ
xoung men's democratic ciuo wiu be formed Zt. .i wuvt wv
y steamer to-morrow Mocha Coffee. , ,
We do net brae on all Floor, hnt v nnt tho
SUPERLATIVE agalnt any in tho market.
I Parties wlshlnir Picafrvea at retail , will
please send dishes. i .
eept 30 F. G, & N. ROBIKSON. -
New Goodsi J New Goods.
I HAVE MADE LARGE ADDITIONS TO
, I v. : : , , : - .
ed that the Club should turn out la pjocebi my Bt?ck this Fall, and bow Invite your In.
dvvmvu vra vuo V UO lllVn lAJUipJVtO BMVli
u.
For .durable coloring th walls of
rooms in beautiful tints, at little cost.
nothing equals the Mableine sold at
Jacobin Depot. t
THE MAILS. ' . " '
The malls close and arrive at the City Post
ofl.ee as follows :
l - - CLU3K. a.
Northern through malls, fast 7.30.P M.
Northern through and wsyinails. ...3.00 A, M.
Kaleign. .0.4 tr. ju. anu o.w jm.
MaUS. ior we u. itauroau anu
routes supplied therefrom lndud-, f
in A. AN.C. Baioad at .
7.30 P. M. and 8.00
lAufhtni TWfti la trvr T1 TiAtnta South.
wvu.... 1 ' n -r .r
dalrv...... o-w a.
Western malls (C. C. Railway) dally,
(except Sunday)... ....i.... . o-15 M
A ft nnlnta hfltVARII H.mUt and Ral-
dgh...... ...... .....6.45 P. M.
MsSf or Cheraw and Darllnaton Ball-
road.. 8.00 P.M.
Malls for potato between Florence
and Charleston... 8.00 P. M.
m'MjivIIIa md nfflro nn Cne Fear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays 1-00 P. M.
FayettevlUe,vlaC C BJalttoad, dally,
ftTAfflt SundAVB...... ........ .......6.45 P. M.
OnaiAW r! it and intermediate ofil-
m. Tnesdava and Fridays... 6.00 A. M,
Smithvllle malls, by steamboat, dally
(except Sundays). ....i.... .-.8JJ0 A. H
Malls for Easy Hill, Town Creek,
ihtuitt iuf l.ittta RIvm. Tnea-
and FVldava..... ...... ...... "..00 P. M.
Wrights ville, dally........... -8.30. A. M
nKN FOR DELIVERY.
WrtTtb-n throtwh and war malls. .. -7.50 A. M
snnthmi afalla 7iOA. M.
narliaa (Vntral Railroad... 8.45 A. M.
Malta MiwtMt from street boxes business
portion of city at 5 A. M-, 11.30 A.M. and 5.S0
p. M. and. fronx other points of the city at 5
P ML. ' I '' 1 i ' .i ' mW1. m 3 '
Stamp Office open from 7 A. M. to 6r. tl.
Money uraer ana iegisiw jemxun;u. wu
MM a a m ha Jkii matlnnonalv.
General delivery open from 7 A.M. W)6 P.M
a. &mwava f mm R jtrt t-920 A. HL.
CariHrs' delivery open xi Sunday front cJO
to 9.20 A. Ai.
Good materials properly rorportioned
which are ths essential requisites in
Rcndy mixed Paints cenb 3 bed 5.U-:n
Attention !
i'i'
ItrOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF
New Hanover County. It Is especially dcslr-
slon to-night. Let every member and all good
Democrats be present-and join In thief Proces-
slon. DO NOT WALK ON THS SIDE
WALK BUT FALL INI O LINE with or
without Torches. I
U. McL. GREEN, Chm'n.
tjommlttee on Procession E .1 Mllv. n W
Worth. J D SmlOl. J W-Will-on. R II Plr.ke(t.
J no W Bolles, W C Jones, W L DeRos set, Jr.
r ix H.0D01HB, ,t b, eprunt. wuam uoadick.
a omiff , a n acivp7,-jonn eiaoury, 0 as.
xxtca. , j oct 'Z&
ments of Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy
uooub, i-ictures, frames, siusicat instru
ments, &c.t ever brought to this city, and at
prices that will compare wlih any similar es
tablishment in the State.
1,000 Standard Books
handsomely bound, at the very low nrlcoof
50 cents per volume; former price ti.C0and
upwarvu x uis is a Bargain. .
To mase room we offer 10 rianos and 10 Or
gans at asacrlfice These Instruments are
itnctiy nr6tcUs8, new and perfect In every
respect. j c. W.YATES,
oct'.u JI3 Jlarketsk, WUmlngtoo N O
Sale of Valuable Land in Pender) County. Sale of Land
I- ' ! WA.
superior Court, made In the ease of Ths J. duly appointed by the
for Partition.
N PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE tVUK UNDERSIGNEO, A COMMISSIONER
Surcrlor Court of New
Armstrong and wife vs. Marv A. liordasnx. I Haoovc r County to sell the land and premises
et al , of Pender county, at June Term, 168!, I hereinafter described, will," n Monday, the
I will, on Monday, the 3rd November. 1884, at 1 27th day of October, 1854. sell at public suo
the Court House, in Burgaw. at 12 o'clock. Mi I ttoe, at ths Court House door, in the city rf
sen 10, tne nignest oiaoer at public auction. I iioiBgwn, at is ja., on uaiu uay, tnat cer
ior one iHiru rasn, ana tne balance on a credit I u " iuui ui iuu biu cny 01 naungiou
of ur iBd twfttM minrh, lh, ..ln.kl. t... I Uttil bntieiift'l ami lPuHhpl n a fnilnara llo .
of land, near Marlboro, in said county, xn gulngatthein ersecttonof the K-8tern Une -
both sides of tne W. & W. Kail RoadJ contain- of fifth etieet with the Southern line oi Tsy.
ing about 700 acres, and being the share which ior street and runs thence k.tt nVmg said line
was allotted to the late Rlchrd M. Bordeaux, of Taylor s-reet ISO feet to fin alley, 80 feet
m uivuuon ot tne lanns or nis father, the 1 enco -k uui aivng me esiern nne 01
1 & IV ST v 1 . m a laalil i'4 - a.a. ,atk M . av a
late R. M. Bordeaux, of said count
oct 21 2t 21,28
itv.
WM. B HOCUT.
Commissioner
The Inaugural Eecital
O
F THE NEW MAGNIflCENT ORGAN of
will take place at I
Sr. THOMAS' CHURCH.
the Church on THURSDAY NIGHT, 23d Inst,
at s o'clock. The best Musical Talent of the
V- .1 Hi- .
city hava volunteered for the occasion, and an
unsurpassed prtgrsmme of - Musical Gems,
said alley 03 feet, thence West li.0 feet to tba
Kagtern line of fifth atreet, and tfcencj along
the line of Fifth street to tte beelnnlnr: the
same belrg the Western half of lot 1 in Block
337, according to the crticlal pian of the said
city 01 nuraiatton. 1
This the 2Cth dav of September, 181- - -MAR3DEN
BELLAMY,
oct 20 lw - Commissioner,
Latest novels.
YOUNG GIRLS WOOING, by E. P.
Roe In Cloth only. J Price tUX
DR. SEVIER, by George W. Cable. In Cloth
both Instrumental and Vocal, front Uie b6t only. Price 1.50. For sale at
Masters, will be given, comprising Solos,
uueits, quartettes ani choruses, f rogramms I
win ne puonsnea xnursony. . j
Seats can be engaged at Uelnsbergir's Book
Store. Price of tickets 75 ! cents and 50 cents, i
oct 21 at . l h
Attention !
HEXNSBERGER'S.
J3LANK BOOKS, PAPER AND ESVEL-
opes In Boxes, Velvet Franiis all sizes, beauU
fal Steel Engravings, and many new Norel-
yOUNO MEN'S PROGRESSIVE DEMO- J teSt jna reeeired, which are sold very chap
CuATIC CLUB. You are hereby earnestly tt - ; , ! ;
requested to assemble yourselves together . rr n rrnt kvirk n nn J
c:t 2) Live Book and Musle Stores.
TO-NIGHT, at V o'clock; at tbe City Hall,
for the purpose of frmlng escort and procea
alonforCoLtteplea. Members having Torch- Jh 6 Old NOTth State SalOOn
e will bring them to the : place of mcetlcg.
All Democrats are cordially InTlted to attend
and Join with cs la the Grand Rally.
' V7. II. STRAUSS, Pres't
i". r. joHKsoy, tccry. - ft si it
JTJAS THIS , DA V RECEIVED rr
m 191 o tase ccjcraicu
CAUDIIX OYTS. TUy are kept 00 Ice
as I ar; vrarrsrti 1 tbe f.s-r-t crstsr trcr-tt
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