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..jtfiskd, in the city of Wilmington.'
Republican Rascality
Exposed! -
Thev Make their Last Expir
ing Effort I
fievamping Exploded and
Played Out Charges V
-IllI, HMANUI.UD REBELLION."
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VOL VIIL WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1. vn oi
I , . : . ' ' -Ms
Mrs. Morrill; the widow of Tt tit
Morrill, is suffering because of her act
ui zcai m snowing what her husband
thought of Mr. Blaine. She daily re
ceives annoy mous letters, in coarse
lansuase, that contain, sentiments
somewhat worse than candidly brutal.
INDIGNATION OF HONEST
VOTEICS ! !
The following dispatch has been sent
out by the National Democratic Com
mittee ':
Hd'qrs NationalDem.Com., )
No. 11 West 24lh St., N. Y., J
Oct. 31st, 1884.3
U. II. Battle, Chairman Democratic
Slate Committee, Raleigh, N.C.:
I am in receipt of your telegram and
of several other communications from
your State calling attention to a circu
lar issued by J. T. Mott, Chairman of
the Republican Executive Committee
of North Carolina, which in order to
prejudice white voters against the Dem
ocratic ticket, charges' that an act of
ibcNew York legislature lately approv
ed by Governor Cleveland establishes
mixed schools, while to the colored
voters- the representation is made by
North Carolina Republicans that Cleve
land's election would mean their rein
siavement; these things are wholly
lalse They are only species ot the
many fabrications issued by the leaders
ot the Republican party on the eve of
the election in the desperate hope of
sustaining their waning cause. Demo
crats all over the land should remem
ber that Cleveland's public record is so
pure that no attack could be made upon
it. To direct attention Irom the public
record pi their own candidate tbe Re
pQ&caa managers have resorted to the
most outrageous slanders about Cleve
land's private character, the object of
which the country Weil understands.
They have attempted to excite religious
animosities and make different religious
beliefs I subservient to their party
schemes on pretences entirely false and
wholly inconsistent. They have per
sistently cnargea uieveiana - with being
bitterly anti-Catholie in sentiment and
have appealed to priests in a circular
which leading Catholics denounce as an
outrage against the Catholic Church as
well as against Gov. Cleveland. Now
they have turned about and in an ad
dress to their presidential candidate,
and thankfully received bv him. ihev
denounce Cleveland as the representa-
; ,The Philadelphia? ;Tim says:
wnetner elected or defeated, Mr.
Blaine will come eut of the contest with
less credit than he entered it. If de
feated, the reproach will fall only upon
himself If elected, the reproach will
oe vme$ tea front the President upon
the whole country." ;
Wormley, the colored hotelist, re
cently deceased5 was traditionally sup
posed to be the off-color great-grandson
of Lord Cornwallis.. He had been a
strong Republican, the friend of Sum
ner and a j acquaintance of Blaine ; but.
being an honest, high-toned man him
self, avowed a preference for Cleveland
and desired his success.
The chief rabbi at Naples is rebnked
by ultra orthodox Jews for j shortening
the fast on the recent day of the atone
ment as a preventive of cholera. The
precaution appears to have been a good
one, for not a single Jew has yet died
of the disease in all Italy. Nor werQ
The city this morning swarmed with
beggars. - They were of all kinds and
descriptions, males and females, crip-
Cotton. ;
The receipts of cotton at this port for
the week ending with to-day foot up 33.-
"fa I SVY m m. 1 J ' ' - -
nr.::":'"r' m. aa ,iort 33.320 w croe
sical. They wer ill h U tol?er-1?83- a- increase this month of 191
016 bales to same date last year, an
The latest stvles of iohinnKia increase this month of 4.587 hnW
dress suits are made of colored cloths.
and the old fashionable "swallow-tan"
Harbor Master's Report.
.l ?l!th.Wl l 60o"b8rfl0S- 3st. l88t, ho number of yessels arriv-
A p o wno wails at rour "S at this port is aa; follows.
n'f t S0D h"CjuSt rece'Ted Ame.rican-5 steamers. 4.S35 tons ; 2
cv guuus. s T br 3. 666 r ?1 C.K,
- . .w.w,
aiARRIEO.
dence of the brlda'a fath. p.ii f
Springer, Mr. JESSE P. RlHf Vx, Tt guanS;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Twlupt Be Sold.
PPLBS, CA DBA GILS, POTATOES AND
oN IONS, cheap. Come and see theln at oar
FUh Market. DAVIS AON
Hardware
5,800 0F A1LL KINDS AND IN ANY QTJAST1
Attention is invited to the card of tODS S a total of 28 vessels and ty. wholesale and Eetall at KOCK 'bdttou
Messrs. R. H, Grant & Co., as Dnbiish
ed in this issue This firm is composed
of two very clever gentlemen. Messrs.
R. H. Grant and Thos. Radcliflfe. and
our readers may rest satisfied that any
work intrusted to them will be faith
fully attended to and promptly deliver
ed i
CUango of Hour.
The hour for holding i the Sundav
School of the First Rantisf nh
rf VUUVU)
which has heretofore convened at 9
o'clock in the morning, has been chang
ed and, commencing withJ to-morrow.
wm convene at 3 30 in the afternoon
11.001 tons.
Foreign 3 steamers, 3,067 tons; 10
barques, 4,181 tons; 5 brigs, 1,537 tons.
making a total foreign of 18 vessels and
8,785 tons and a grand total of 46 ves
sels and 19.786 tons.
Personal.
prices.
nov 1
W. K. SPRENGEK & CO.,
19. 21 A 23 Market St -eel,
Wilmington, N. C.
iTo the Public.
r.
TT 13 REPORTED THAT TICKETS have
X been distributed throtijrh the conatv with
there any Jewish deaths In Toulon or until further notice ThU nhno r Clty but ?ow ot States ville, has been
elsewhereinFrance, save at Marseilles, hours has been madfl ' in n t. n the city for some days. He tells us
where seven died; but five of these better accommodate both teachers and
seven disregarded the race hygienic pupils.
precepts habituaUy, and one of tfee re- DeatU of a Good Man
maining two died while doing hospital w
duty. We are pained to learn, as we do
from a letter received by a young
The native born Elephant bids fair to gentleman in this city, that Mr.
rival the great imported Jumbo in size William T. Carroll nil nn wnaoo
nnn n-Kf Kn 4- 4- Ze HM.-1l I .
knoW"nthaV nothing tK . MnSlia' DUpU
Mr. R. K. Bryan, of the Hickory. eRa-
Press, is in the city to-day and brings ,Xi.7
.' ""I T A t I
Catawba county will give the Demo
cratic ticket about 1,800 majority,
which is a gain of nearly 700 on the Ben
nett vote.
Mr. R. V. Price, formerly of this
; JAMES W. KING, Chairman,
Dcm. Ex. Com New Hanover County,
nov 1 It J..
R. II. Grant & Cell ' x
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITjfERS,
No. 119 North Front St.
PUCA25 s-orictt
Ws win fc jixa to reoclva conntuajcauoa
tram csx frteod oa asy and ail itebjects;
ceremiatcreatbnt '
Tko naraa of the writer mxut artrsys U
EiaodtotbeEdltcj.. . '
l.Comianxlcatioasrit b wrUUo . ca ca
cae side ot the paper. ."-':
Pcrscnalltlea must trc avoided:
. And It Is CspetdaHy and particularly txtfe
jood that the i Editor does rot aJhrays endcia
t5e Tiea of correepodpta u?5f utt
totheedltorlaJ eolwans.
NEW; ADVERTlSEfllENTS.
S.H; Trimble,
spt'
iAvrs.
Auctloneer.
SantaX31aus
-IS-
OUR
HOLIDAY GOODS
that Iredell will give 1 ,000 Democratic
majority this time, a gain of nearly 400: VITE keep constan ily on hand
Good ! Better ! ! Best ! ! ! Bkth m,,, w r, - J
-.uiicrj cuikb,
remedy, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
county, I i Mr. Carroll was
a
exports Foreitru.
Br. barque Bristow, Hoodless, clear
ed to-day for Glasgow with 2 954
barrels of rosin, valued at $3,069,
shipped by Messrs. Paterson, Downing
Co. Schr. C. H. Macomber. Rnmill.
Ranges, Lead and Iron Pipes, Marb! Slabs,
Circulating Boilers, Pumps, Gas Fixtures,
Brackets, Globes. Shades, In fact everything
connected wlih the business. j
LOCAL NEWS.
tMDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C W Yates New Goods
Davis A Eon Must be Sold t. ,
W E Spbixger & Co Hardware
Jas W King, Chm'n To tho Public
Heinsbbbobb Bookseller and Stationer.
'WJ J .. ...
worthy, conscientious and uprighUnap, c,eureu Ior ves, iiayti, witb 103 -His
intezritv was as nnrAand wi.hn 500 feet oflumber and 57.150 shingles,
ostentation as his nitv w rnfnnfi valued at $1,721.47, shipped by Messrs.
Hehad been a consistent member of the Northrop & Cumminff,' making a total
R. H. GBANT
nov 1 it
;THOS. RADCLIFFE.
Conoleys Drug Store.
216 I MARKET STREET.
I T nOTT riTTTi 7"vt nTTnTTo --iL -
Baptist church in that town for manv OI exporis ore,ga amounting to $4.- j - Luf, t0re
roars onrl Sr nil f U . nl-: . 1 -r i i I
proven that his profession was sincere
and earnest. The deceased was about
Fowler's Point.
There was a large Democratic gath-
FC Milleb Friends andi Fellow Citizens 55 years of age and leaves a wife and ering at Fowler's Point. Masonhnrn
R H Grant A Co-Plumbers andGasFitters one child; besides a large circle of rela- Sound, yesterday to listen to the speech-
uvea ana triends, to mourn loss. es that were made and to eniov tho
rhroat and Croun. Connln' rirtnotit iaTTn
Will cure them; Conoley's Cologne alwavs on
hand, also ; j. w. COJSOLEY.
p. . None but the beat Drugs used by
oct 31 I COSOjLEY.
P. JIEINSBERGER,
Day's length 10 hours and 39 minutes.
This month has five Saturdays nd
five Sundays.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 826 bales.
Pender County Taxables.
oyster roast that was prepared for the Book-Seller and StatiOner,
ufbukk) iicicuiauc UJf VyUlB.
The total amount of taxable property K D. Hall and Roger Moore; Capt. O.
are cn I he road coding lrr. andc haTO but
"Uje space. t j spare, and are bound to make-
room for them, so as to make then: move, and
give the ladies a chanco to w ruvix.
GOOD3, at
TAT LOU'S 15AZAAR.
A FINB Mne of Flannel, for ladles, mlfsca
and chUdren; Kid Gloves. Jersey G loves, VeL
vets, Velveteens, Plushes, . Silks, Satins, Klb
bons, Laces, Ccrseriloslcry and Underwear
at prices to suit every one. Call and see.
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
oct
X4
118 Market St
WILMINGTON, N. C.
in Pender county, for the year 1884 as
DEALER IN
A. Wiggins and Messrs. W- S. Hew-
taken i from the tax list in the office of lett and j. c. DaviSf all of wfaich
Great Prej udice to Onions
rqr A3 EXISTED AMONG AMERICANS
sLcce the remarkable courtahlp cf Miles Stand
lah.. Since tbat time men haTe been doln
their own courting, and have been debarred
the privilege of partaking of this fragrant veg
etable We have tolved the problem by selling
the VALENCIA ONION, which leaves neither
smell nor tiste, and can be relished by all.
They are worth 5 cents perjpeund, and weigh -
PfAVna ivn npn vc di nUnnn I
the Eesister of Deeds, amounts fr, "iJ I . nom one to three pcuuH.
Sunset to-morrpw altercoon at $1,26515, dlnded as follows: r.B'- " wEDiirP
minutes past 6 o'clock.
Land'361,420 acres, valued at $901,830
Town lots, 154
There was one interment in Oakdale Horses. 665
Cemetery this week, that of an adult. Mules, 401
: Jack. 1
There were four interments ia Pine Jennet. 1
tive ot the 'party of Rum, Romanism Forest Cemetery thjs wesk, all of whom Coats, 429
and Rebellion." As a culmination of a were adults. ' Cattle, 6,596
campaign of unscrupulous indecentfv 16,465
they have republished a revolting scan- November steps in on the boards to- oheep, 5,369 "
n?iarreayJ'ute wit.a Pretence of day. and ' beautiful day the first of the X'1" 8PinS
proof, which itmade earlier inthecam- monrh htt Sl?ney oa n?.d
(
'
S k
t
;
was a rousing meeting, and all -who
were present . express themselves
i
oct 31
JOS, STRINGS, Ac.
O.rfOl ... ,. . m. GTJITATW " VtflT TWO nno nfn va ! n .
42 327 flavu, oejen aengnieu. xnc oyster I . w Wuujiyo,-
31,165 roast was j gotten up in fine style, and
100 the oysters selected were some of the
best that could be procured. The best f a t .
ST of feeling prevailed throuirhout the en- Attention Democrats !
The Unexpected Bush for the
Creamery Buttered Flour!
ran cur supply short last week, but' wo 'will
have It by Wednesday's steamer. It is a mar-
paiQ would have subjected to prose
ivuon wr suDornation ot perjury the The weather this morning was de-
UQscrunulous men concerned in4 pro- ,. , A , , .
coring it. No man who is in favor of hPtful aa just such as renders peo-
noaest government will pay the slight-1 V liable to catch colds.
rat attention to these slanderous false-1
nrj at a. . . . I m i i . .
"uvts. ior can inev attapx inn iom 1. 1 mere wnre inren lntprmont-.a in
SLr,wisthan .by roiiDgfeindiR- Bellevue Cemetery this week all of
yi uuiicst vomra auu increasing j
majorities ot Cleveland and Hen-
ncKs electors on next Tuesday,
signed A. P. Gorman,
j- Chairman Ex. Committee.
whom were children.
Solvent credits
Shares of stock (value)
All other personal property
Total
Number of white polls '
"colored '
Total number of polls
Total county taxes
40 407 OI leeuS prevaiiea tnrougnout tne en
1.812 tire day, and there is not a doubt that
5 1filL.j ! i:-u.j.. t IHTAJ. C.!M. STEDMAN. mir fMlnw fnnrr. I I
61 720 1 fi auuyuipiwueu ivi tue iemo-MXL f; veunusway. Every one should try it. Re
11 207
53.065
0 - f""v .va uv jL'wutvr- jf l . ; . v. u o naj. jnyvry OUO SUOUld tTy it. Re
cratic cause by the meeting. The good man.&nd DcmocraUc candidate for Lteuten- member it is prepared by Mr Joe stran e
people of Masonboro will be sure to ant Governor, will address the people oi Wil- who Jfnrn wt. . '
give a fine account of themselves at : P ' Wh W" a!form Wllmlngtonianand we
$1,265,215
978
913
The Nihilists have widely circulated
notice authorizing the adoption of ens
ergetic measures against the Russian
Government, .
...
reliabilities of Freeman & Co.,
the broken Boston' cotton brokers, are
oont $173,000. of whicli $26,000 is se
cared by merchandise, bank stock, &c.
There were two cases of disorderly
conduct before the Mayor this mornipg,
bukt they were continued.
Register! Register!! Register!!!
Xeft the Gang.
490 1 give a fine account of themselves at
62.191 baliot box on Tuesday next.
DuocauK. McBae.
Col. McRae will address the citizens
of Wilmington to-night, at 8i o'clock,
1.891 in Front of the City Hall. We cliD
$12,103,70 from the Fayetteville Observer the
following notice of the speech of Col.
McRae, deliveredjthi3 week, in Fayette
! mlngton MONDAY NIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock, in know it is
the New Market House. Allot the Democrat-
5 J
Ic Clubs and the citizens generally are cordial-
ly Invited to hear Mm. 'j
J. W. KING, Chairman,
oct 31 Dcm. County Ex. Committee
pure.
P. L. BRIDGEES & 00.
HO North Front 8t.
octi7
ville:
Foreclosure Sale.
-gT VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
UNDERWRITER'S SALE.
244 Bales Cotton at Auction.
Prof. Lewis R. Packard, of Yale Col
tee. fliofl nf vrL- TT L !..
, hcw xiaven, vuuu. last
Mr. -Tohn fi Woonor or.fhoSrmon I Wo nftpmnfpr! fironnrr r( C1 T IT -M ' .! T.
. . - . v jb m . ki w m r u u n jl jlju 1 h I w w v w . m j w fcxjr m r l r. r . w & . A m . m n b -
We observe ouite a fine d anlav nf I . - , . liT tuD.i , M'i. p.:j. ""Wwuriot cir uuover
1 - o ma uoarn n i immieainnpri Af na i-uw o owwu h..c iuu t uuay uiku b. uo .maae in a cng thm nenrt n. hstin 4 1.
new Revolver for verv reasonable I tt. : - - But. alas, who can reDort that nperlpss I rich Adrian and Hank e Vo'ip.. Tns
r. t u- tt j t j. "auu1 wuuij, auu uereiuiore au ear orator? Who imitate on rianpr hi trading as Adrian & Vollers, plalnUflsl and
pr.ce, at Jacob.'a H.rdw.re Depot, t nest and faitb.ul worker for the success a'toTSnSkfSlSSliS l iAfiiB
xyuiiu iuo Luuiiiu eiiueu . vitouer u nuo ucpuuu.au paitj, auu uuu oil" u" huu'"u uuw ucuuum vuiuc, 1 uju, uu uwen, ucicnuanis, j as comm's
31st, 1884, Mr. James A. Hewlett , at the best adi
his fishing . grounds on Masonboro had his eyes
Sound, caugHt 51,100 fish. and shameless dishonestv with which matchless eloauence r oi hta wordS It tKTSSV1S T?? uiof ill concerned.
i . . w hnnpnmh ,1nfn k Ko can't be done, dear readers of the 2! .t
Spvprnl p-vtra nnlippmon wora onrnrn I J " w I . . I uiocs
M. CRONLV, Auctioneer.
BY CROvj.y& MORRIS.
ON THUR5DAT, NOr. 6tb, 1814, at It
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in
MT C. I ! . a. k 1. - . . , . I linf VAW oil 1 t 1 a . !
' I yrv, i r . .. I xw urisuiwDK afc ine rtoriBeafli lnLcrsr i ,w f uamasrea dy ere mrf wt
-w k,aw v w j. wjm vM wwwvvraajii . . MiMwrrwirr r n mi l orn nan n - mw waii i ai tm -.--. i i ! i - - : - m.x
.,; - i., ' ...:, . r.... oeoome entirely disgusted and will cast ZJC:'l : " .wl,ir" ? t0" Win be .oM
WM WUtUlUg W W UUtj UUbli tlCl I i . ,
p.- .
anaay, aged 48. Tn lRSfi i luradnai'
.from Yale and has been Connected
ytoits faculty since 1883.
h - I - w. ... .iuvi j DUCCU(j 1 UeUlOE I , " -"' "..
n h fl VP nr. nOrl him ia - tn ar.ric. I trun KiTth wl V. Vxt- W . . I In lOLJI I A anil nn.liiii.u
1 . .J ..AW fi U . . - K -. . ... . W W . . . A . . i !. I V ... wu ,- u. . . mm . . - 1 - . - n I r " 1 I W' 1. 1 1 Tl r ' w MM.. WV.l-.l -
fc the election. No tronhlft U atipintpri hl3 vole on Tuesday next for Cleve- you to leave everything undone rather IJP"L ."T.? tfeet; -25 w.si.Nof 3.5,
" hnt th nrPP.nrTnn 7. TJ " TThT " land Hendricks, and Scales and than .miss the opportunity of hearing Huin
nr,r,a u;u a oieeman. sucn nominations as James o w-o wmu juur icacu. -uuioeny sireet u Desnnnmr. i
It is a mm nnnnrtnnifv rflrprl I I ho n?L"j JK e West hK of .Lot N
A dispatch has been received here to-
Stores for Bent..
t -W . m ' 1 l- A I- ft Ln VL 1 t .'.' ! l I -
G. Blaine, fcr the Presidency, and Tyre ' " raro opportunity offered to the gSffifiSa thetrn frrARElioiSE and1 offiAeIs
York, for Governor of North Carolina, Public to-night and every citizen is JV tove now occupied by MeiSi
. . nrimritnh.nP,on;n 1 . l15.ifeeJ ' J? e?J.l ?t H. JLnson Co.
r
wrimn Halctno rats f Un. . j . T... .. . .. . .-i k .- i- . . ."""" " muioerry su
, ---"v.. "ajr. -iauuS iuau iwv. ir. rnituaru were more man ne COUld endure. -& " r"5wu. n wuipuiucuk lu "ec aonn witn i ourth street C6 feet,hen I Store and offices i,vW .
ad. whUr. r-r.;n f !. , ; 1 :n . . , I - I !,:..:.: . I East nrllpl with Unihorr. .t-.H I r,.. i. r;Jrrr? Bvr ye ow occu-
D. i . l vi Bv,U6 w up uuuiu wm uut mxuuy me puiduo me r irst aaaea in wn co. inn flisrpnntah mPAns " uwhuxuisuw uiauji. !.,.... n"i i r.' - -: rii--f i -r . . uuretB'.
r;aaj Ran." Clermont Cotintv. Ohio. Ri
lfltnwT . ,,.!:.... ...
- i ti . v li i Lrn r ra tta n r vi rivs . i i . i r - i.iti. . ni j i i . -m . i - -
-A.-J , vc fu u.Uau. uenivius. oi naieigu, wm conauci me m ineir eilorts to secure success, was attractiua to her hthnd? Tn snmA
CIIL STIfl KL. 1 t I - I, ! " . . '
i - T ujtumj nis necK. - serv ces for Dr. Pritchard
u
tben South parallel with Fourth street 63 feet
m men r ei ids to beginning.
JUNIUS UAVI9,
oct 2 5t oct 2. 9, 16, 23, Nor 1 I Com'r
Hi'i
Botk on Korth W... . . t.. j ' tl
and Chestnut.! Apply to '
ftU" etir copy st . PEROSSET A CO.
A man named Whallevi .who
T a member of the Brit
?!nt- sentenced in
ponce
jhard labor for robbing
lod
gng.
was J A match game of baseball was played
sh Parlia j this morning between tho Hard work-
w I
a i-onaon ers, Capt. J. Bowden, and tho King of
court to nin monthi in prison the Diamond, Capt. A. Myers, which
a furnished resulted in a victory for the former by
to-morrow, more than Mr. Wagner could bear, and cases the thing can be done by inviting
I . I.I - I 1 a ."-
we think that we could name a number iaB TIUOW ?min arouna to spenu ine
ofothers who would do just as he has I .V. jfr "'f '
done and come out from the corrupt
Foreclosure Sale.
JgY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
. .'.. '.Ulflinf MAPIammr'a A nnnlr... I T "ifcuc"rlur '-our. OI iew Uanovcr i
gang were mey possesseu oi nis moral I wmu, maae in a cause mere pending be
courage or were not made callous to ; ments. ; i Tlum.r IdminV"
' - m wail"
Brass Fire Bogs,
Shovels and Tongs.
gOUETHINO VERY NICE
a score ot 30 to a score of 12 by the lat-
oct 27
ANIj TERY CHEAP.
filLES A MURtlHSXV,
3 aod.iO Murchlaon Block
:..! The .nllnwinirara iha onrv.;nfm.rf. I mn. Henry T. JBAnmah. John C -.Ann? tntiul
VUW W-B Wl BI&UW MUV. J -it U U" . w .. U.W MW U TW . K U r ft . ...-f-.. - . w-.
ordinate greed for the spoilt I of office. ?.f ?W0C.C- .mmy. President ! sW decree, will offer lor sale to the hUhest
Mr. Wagner i, an indastrion. and S1."6'' for ,he EJ&?ffiSJ!l!-. 2.
. 1 I w i i dr m mm W - - - viat&u 1 . v v r bau . . S-J-L-l
rPVi-i Paolctaw rT - TIArli con n enAvMafnl frnvmn tr. If AliMkAA !?.- 1 XT I MOBdAT. AOVCmber Sd. lffii .fell th tufa
ik i a .3 ft i mi Jl. .cvi . aa i m. aiu lm. . i ?.& v a at www a uuvi uud i ouiwifa ut - at - - t wa , ia uljiljii tkj a u jr- a uiiji i &. l1liii i iihy niiv ikt i . . 1 - f.P-.i
SorsAP!.!. . . . . J7" . . .. ... . ... n .-. -. ... .. -1 t t.: . 7i "TT V w; . i i n(1 esuie ot the late John G. Eiuman. bcln? I XT . !
- "iaiae. just as the late Mr. ste- marriage license mis wees, wnicn was 2ouna, is a wonnv xeiiow citizen and Aasou wee&, i-enaer, oionuay. one nnamoed half, in and m thisf.inwtn5 inVu i. . . .. ..' . ro:
U9i Q the fnodnpss nf h.a ItAart. to. fnr a vhits mnnm. lie issnd airtppn l we .nnrrilfti riim nnnn hla pt.r I x,u .
mended every patent medicine ex- marriage licences during the month ment from a partj which has proved. Register now! Delays are danger
Pfc fAnti-Fat." ended October 31st, eight ot ' which itself in no wise worthy of his count en- on- : : " i :
uAagasta Chrolcle: We dare say tliat ter
Davir. r--:. . . ij.j .-,
I'aus was iuuuwu w su-
5
then
?eal Estate.
lotaonandrttuateta -eliy, tofc &e -ox iciry. y r
rcuaral.
aors of all ti, o.... .-a m couples.
were for white and eight for colored ance and support.
6C feet North from 1U lateraeeUoa hp Ufa Ilano-
;w ,"!, ruuBUJg thence North with
I East Hst of Front street nr. ft thnv v-..
0 the TJnion reanestini? pahh to ao-l For durable' coloring the walls ;of whicli-are the essential requisites in a :
ints,. at little cost, lieaay.piixea -famlscanbe best attain-1
Cattlemen's Convention to be nothing, equals the, Mabledje sold at ed by asms the N Y. Enamel Faint tTT.!! GL V.""?"? JSy.V?01
.point
r 1 one delegate at large to the Na- rooms in beautiful tints,
"Qal f! tMak. , r .. - i nn.li.n annaio Iria Kf II
m. . , -.v. a wvuicuviuu tu iyo I - . w
? S v fiouis on November 17. I J acoei's Depot.
Good materials properly porportloncd Begister ! Begister !
ND VOTE IDR CLEVELAND & HEN-
UKICK3 and eat HORSE'S OYSTERS, just
t. urn ronTOV.rai.4i itt st.i
thca weatwardlr 233 feet ca lprinr.ir.o-' i
of Lot No 4 in BkM-k KTAfn ..
apart
full Lot being Cot No. 5 In Elor t sL rri.
ing to the plan of the eald city of Wtlmic-ton.
. r JUNIUS DAVla,
oct S U oct ?. ? XS, S3, Not 1 ? Com'r
t I sold at Jacobx's Depot.
en,&c old nortu state haloon, j . 1,613 J are dangerous t Go and res
6 o.Trc-:t trcst J ier.
Apnlytd
any so tfaw 3m s&t n
D. O'CONNOR;
Real JKstnto Asnt
FRESH GOODS BY feTE AM ERS AND A.
HmfriSflfV' ?"K0 bushel Va.
Meal, 1U) bbls iancy Apple. CO boxe nort
aVJ SAtfr. I.S5
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Northtrn
JTlcr,
eatii-age, at bottom prtcca.
. I-O. BLAIR,