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JOSH T, JAMSf
EDITOB. AKI rRO?SITOK.
SUBSCRIPTIONS rOSTAQBPAID:
year M-00 81x months, f2.C0. Threa
Months, $1.00; On4 month, 35 pcnt
r&e paPer wiu be deUveTed by cArrters free
f cjjarge, In any part of the Ctty, at the sboTO
!.ta-or 10 cent per week. ' ' :
U-Subscrlbera will report any and all fall-
w receive their paper regularly.
ires
0- The Daily Review has the largest
fide circulation, of any newspaper
.ubiished, intnecuyoj Wilmington.
"Tien. Grant is ill in bed at his home
i0 N'e' York.
, - - i
jufi" ( H-tsflin began f he exercise ol
j,j4 new d itic3 in Cdicago last week,
-, ...
Tr.e IVinort of W ales will in future
-;vcio'.T -.iH'A facilities n his Devon
,,,1 Corn v:t!l estates for the purchav
ot irp h U r.uilding sitfs. V . .
: . " .
Mr Iir:n as eigntean relatives
from son-in-law to second cousin, in
federal effiees, and the phalanx of
fhteen is said to fear lest it bo ousted
gJa3 ceremony. f' '
John Bright is in favor of delivery of
the mails by carriers on Sundays as on
Cher days of the week, whereat the
Sabbatarians and very, many of his
fellow Quakers are much offended. ;
-- .
The amount ot poverty in Paris is
appalling Tne authorities say they
will be compelled to give assistance to
over 400,000 people the coming year,
nd the sum needed will be $3,000,000
, . .
Cmlinal Livigerie is seriously ill.
He is not expected to live. His death
wiil ieave France almost unrepresented
in ths college, a situation which will
continue until the republic yields to the
tcrnisoftha Vatican
None of the shipyards in Philadelphia
bare any contracts for new work, and
unless new contracts come in before
the close of the year there will be an en
tire cessation o shipbuilding, and only
repairing done as the.yard3.
The Pope has issued a decree creat
ia2 the American College in Romp,
until recently a part of the Progaganda
property, a Clerical College, with an
orginiz ition of its own, and to be ruled
like the college of the -Progaganda.
J-jo Bsrstow, of Lancaster County,
Ta., who made a vow twenty fur
cars ago that he would not shave until
s Democratic President was elected,
ks taken for granted that the question
wes settled, and a barber removed the
beard, which was nearly as long as
himself.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
paay is utilizing bicyc!es in Washington
ia the delivery of messages, and find
Bod them a great advantage. They
lave boys , time and money, and tour of
ttam are kept in the office. A messen
ger on a bicycle can get around much
more rapidly than a boy on foot, and g
along distance with greatease.
ti ... .
The famous Paris hostler in the
butory of French literature is to be
torn down to make room for the en
largement ot the. Sorbonne. It was
named the hotel Jean-Jacques-Rous-K-tu
because Rousseau made it his
toiuein 1741.. GaorgeSahd wrote her
first novd there, and in it Plauche
role his first critical essay.'
-
laoiel Alaqning, the man who pilot
fJ iha swift Presidential- cutter
'"umbia, Clev jand captain, down the
'tuflson and so around into the Potomac
a to receive his reward at the hands of
:ss Mary Livingston Fryer, of
A;bany. Miss Fryer and Mr. Manning
be married on the I9th inst. and
Jacrtly thereafter will sail for Europe.
The Are Iossc3 in October were tho
wgest ever known in that month,
l th ae exception of Octobar. 1S71. in
hicb Chicago was burnt. The losses
wo hrst ten months of the current
tor foot up $03,200,000, against $80,.
000 in the corresponding period ot
Last year made a lage avrago
jf '5Jear improves upon it smartly in
e wrong direction, and whether .1935
Jl a further gain will depend upon
Aether business will improve or de-lfr-oratc.
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Tte wheat trade ot the Pacific Coast
nt:tutes the most marked feature of
commerce of that section of the
Untry. The business with Europe
;ne gives employment to a fleet of
;'lu 400 vessels which pursue the
te around Cape Horn. The distanco
aiSan Francises to Liverpool Jbj
1 route is about 16,000 in iles, and ; the
TerSe time of passage of sailing vei
about foar month. During the
closing Jane 30, 1884, there were
tered from th Prifift rv'cf f- Pn.
J56353 vessels ol which 95 sailed ud-
lorei
American nzz ana 2i)3 under
W flags.
Ro prettT llfctle Wne-eyed baby!
erhl?ons! Wy don't h moth
sJrQpW? lm a dose of Dr- Bull's Cough
M w itirne to give Smith's Worm
-ids I S 1A,TT V : WWW-f"
VOL. VIII.
EdWflrri S Stntroa t -.!Ju. .
. .wn., (9 10 dq en
gaged to marry a millionaire' widow
' 1 . ' .
Mr. Chizzola and others are trying
to raise a Brignoli monument lund in
New York.
Our roosters have crowed therasefves
hoarse and will not appear again until
I. Ooupil. whose reason is dethroo-
ed. recentiy tried to whitewash all the
oil paintings in his rlnahio .n
A magnificent gem, a diamond worth
$50:000, the larg-st and most valuable
gem irl the United States, has just been
cut by a New York jeweler and .has
been named the Cleveland Gem, I1
wieghj nearly 30 carats.' 5 "
Beast Butler received but 3.499 votes
in New York city. We had credited
him with 5,000. His entire vote in the
State was 16 918, against 25.115 for St.
John. Belva Lock wood received about
50 votes in the entire State.
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THe Washington Slar find.) savs:
' Give us shorter Presidential cam
paigns and longer Presidential term.
These are the sentiments of the country
just now. Don't let evervthinff hft rnn
in the interest of the nnlitinc o.h iu
, lUQ
oummers.
LOCAL NEWS.
lUdil tti HEW AOVEBTISEMEMTS.
A W Watson Notice
Shriek The Success
Third Ward Democrats
Craig A Tuomas New Store
Sscond Ward Democratic Club
B L Dixox Oysters Oranges
Ottekbouhq Oar Specialties
Watsok & Eckel Dlasolatlon
C W ?atcs The Grand Jubilee
Attention Democrats First Ward
W E SpaiXGEE A Co Hardware
P It BarDGERs & Co Fireworks'
PABKEK& Tatlor Home Comforta
Attention Fl f i h Ward Democratic Club
Knights of. Honor Regular Meeting
Miss B Karber mother Large Invoice
HRTN8BERGBR Bookseller and Stationer.
F C Miller Frlendi bd Fellow Citlran
Geo R French & Soxs If lour Feet Hurt
J as W Kixg, Chm'n Attention Jubilee
Committees
WH Strius, Pres't-Yonog Men's Pro-
grcselTe Club
For other locals see fourth page.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1.009 bales.
The city was filled with smoke last
night and to-day. Was it from the big
Goldsboro fire?
We observe . quite a fine display f
now Revolvers rfor very reasonable
prices, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot., f
There will be a special meeting of the
Cornet Concert Club to-night for Tpfac'
tico for the approaching celebration A'
lull attendance is expected
Nor barque oatZent.yoW,Abraham.
sen, cleared today for Bremen with
1,026 bales of cotton, valued at $48,000,
shipped by Messrs Alex Sprunt & Son.
Kuiffhts of Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 434. 'Regular
meetingthis evening at 7i o'clock. Fnll
attendance desired . f - . It .
As the Cornet Coucert Club are to
furnish music for the parade, and as
the celebration is to be a sort of State
affair, we hope that some of theother
ban(S3 of North Carolina may conclude
to attend and give us some ot their good
Ex-Congressman- Georee W. Jones,
of Tennessee, whose death was anV
nounccd in the New York Herald of the
15th inst.! was "quite well known to
many of our cUizens. " He was a 'pbr
sonai friend of Hon. B. R, Bridgers.
whom he has yisited .several times
within the past ten or twelve years.
Persoual.
Mr. William A French and wife re
turned to the city on Saturday nigHt,
after an absence of about , four weeks
on a visit to the North '
Mr. George R. French, Sr.,. who has
been absent from the city since last
May, returned here last Tuesday night
During his absence he has spent a large
portion of his time in the West and
Northwest. He is, in gocd beallbV ;
' Col. Jno. J. I led rick has 'returned
to the city from a vis ft to the- Northern
markets. He was in Philadelphia on
Saturday night and aawthe big demon,
stratum which took place there on that
occasion. He stood in one placa ,Ior
four hours and saw the procession pass
all that time. It moved at the rate ?ot
two and a half miles an hour and there
lore Col. Hedrick saw ten milesf it. -
To every , Housekeeper gpoqi
substantial cooj: atQve is-au irponaujt
necessity and oiir readers will find the
best at Factory - prices at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. - f f
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Goldsboro in Flamcs-A. I.ar-e
or.Mon of the Business, Part
of the City Iatrojl-25
.5lne8 Houses Consumed
Tim Meisefijror Ufllce inkkli.
oxImmense destruction of
Properly.
f Abut2:30yA;lock yesterday 'after
noon atXlqldsbbrn, a fire nrokolDUon"
the cotton yard ? of Messrs. Bordeir&
Rro Wilaui stj-eut, nearihe machlfne
works of Messrs. W. J. Komegay &Co.,
and in n few moments had gotten un
der such headway that it ws'able to
defy the best efforts of mau to subdue
it.t v It soon enveloped the hardware
store on Centre street, recently occupied
by Burch Bros ."(name of present oc
cupant not learped) thenceto the drug
store of Robinsoi& Spicer, and the ma
chine works of .W. F;,Kprnegay& Co.;
the hstrtl ware store' 'of 'Jones' '& Yel
yertson; drug store of Miller & Shan
non; E. Einstein & Co., dry goods; J.
D. V inslow, general merchandise; M.
E. Castex & Son, dry goods and inillin.
ery; Singer Sewing Machine OflSce,
and Messenger Ofllce.-on Centre street,
Oa Walnut street it too the stores of
W. S. Farmer, groceries; Fonville &
Sauls, grcesies; R: M. Privet: & Co.,
wholesale grocers and cotton factors ;
Portner's Beer, Bottliog establishment
and Denmark's Flouring . Mill
These are the principal estab
lishments burned, although there
were also many smaller places
of business destroyed whoso owners
names we were unable to learn1. - The
fire is supposed to have originated by
the liffhting of a cigarette by a boy and
throwing the still lighted match where
it ignited the cotton. The loss is esti
mated to be about $250,000, the princi
pal portion of which was covered by in
surance. We are glad to say that all
the type and material of the Messenger
office were sayed; except the press.
which -could not bo removed. This,
however, will not prevent the paper
from coding out as usual with the loss
perhaps, of one issue. On accountof the
scarcity of water the fire department
and citizens were powerless to stay the
progress of the flames, but were com
pelled to stand and see their property
and their beautiful city destroyed by
the devouring element. The loss will
be deeply deplored by all good citizens
and the more so as it will necessarily
seriously impair the success of . the
Wayne County Fair which will be held
this week. .
Fearful Accident.
Yesterday afternoon a lot of colored
boys were riding on the cow-catcher of
an engine in . the yard at the Front
Street depot, when one of the number;
named Jackson Laue, fell off and one
of the 'wheels of the engine pae?c4. over
his legs," crushing them In such a man
ner that amputation of both les be
came necessary. -Dr. W:J. rtiBella
my performed 4 the .operation. The
boy was conveyed to his home on Red
Cross street, between Sixth and Sev
enth, when at lait accounts he was do
ing as well as could be expected. Tho
boys have been warned many times
about the danger of riding on the cow
catcher but the warning has been an
heeded, and this is the result. .
The Fi ro To -d ay . "
A few momenta alter one o'clock
this afternoon a spark from the
chimney ignited the roof of the one
story, frame dwelling on the corner oi
Wright and' Eighth streets, . in the
extreme Southeastern section, of, tho'
city1 Owned and occupied- by "Mr
Solomon Reeycs: The alarm was
given at once and every effort was made
to save the building, but the xoof was
so dry and the distance from engine
houses so great that belo're thedepart
ment could reach the scene the building
was so far goao as to make any effort
impoFslble to save1 it, and it was des
troyed. -Air. Reeve? sueceeded la sav-!
ing a large portion of his" household j
goods- The building was insured in the
Wilmington Mutual to the amount of
$350. and there was insurance in the
same com pany .on, yje , hooAebold
.
Mr. W. WShaw.'on the corner of
Mulberry i and (Sixth streets, had his
premises raided on Saturday night and.
16 chickens stolen: -It is no csa tolry t
are"feoityJa ftal?nT!?-
Take off the tint two letters of spoil;
the first letter of toil, then add St.
Jacobs and you have the greatest rem
edy ofthsnse.- ;
NlC4IONDAY; NOVEMBER
1 i
NEW ADVEKTISESIENT8.
3 -
Heaped upon os has bo parallel io the
Ufa l in v nnn Jrtur nrin&a kA ...
a il?.'.n.,n tIad thls FaHf
pu. i. " , 1 i . L V,,
t ;
tins sasoa snail
THE SAME EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES I
-iJtlncreasiog; Vre- proves the tVuth of all we State it U pUiiy iblc
. k,. Ji $cier. lWTMe&iwn as the general public that "
s is
1 IT ISS?t AE?P ou 'I hoar it' everywhere": '.'.It is gratifying to us,
and the public may rest assured that in the future as Tn the pa"
their. confidence shall never be taken advantage of.
. 5 '.. ; . . J tii ...J. ' , J 1 f j , .....
Our aim shall ever be to offer our Clothing of the best
quality at the. lowest possible prices !
We will cheerfully send goods for approval to your home where vou can com-
?taihihrS fr-m lHer hnsejr- ' Yon wi astTnfshed
at the great saviog we will make for you. . ;
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 MARKET ST.,
nov 17
TT-
Third Ward Democrats.
rpfJE DEMOCRATS OF THE THIRD Ward !
jl ro requesva io meet in the City Court
Boom, to night (Monday) at 7 30 o'clock, to
prepare for the Grand Demonstration of the
uwir. a inn atienaance is urgently
quested JKO. D. TaYLOK
rc
nov 17-.ll -- - President 3rd Ward Club
Aitentwa Fifto Ward Dcmacratic dab.
VOU ABE BGttEBY BEQUKSTJLD to met
x
your Wigwam, this (Monday) evening, 17th
nOVemner..n HI nilAnlr nniniMt,,.. .1.
- - w w niwart(jF ij (uri
uran i ieraonstration. et ua have a full
MUUUUX. - - A. M. LKSLIR.
nov 17 tt President 3th Ward Dexn. Clnb.
Attention Demwrats ef First Ward.
jIX DKUOCBA.TS OKTHE FIBST Ward
Hub are requested to meet at Brooklyn Fall,
Monday night, promptly at 7.80 o'clock, as
buaioe.s of importance is to bs attended to
W. H. 8TKAIIHS
nor 17 It PrcBident.
Second Ward Democratic Club.
TjlMEBGENT MEETING to be heldja the
court - iious. at 70" o'clock, p. m. to
night, at request of bounty Democratic Krer.
utire Committee, to make arrangements for
participation in the rand Celebration on
mursaay next, a lull attendance of mem-
era u eamcBur soucitea.
JNO. Wi DUNHAM, Pre''t
E. R. Hicxs, Seot'y .. - aov 17 It
A TTENTION YOUNG MEV3 PROcTiRH
H. fel VE UfiUOCK& l(! CLnB-Th 1U
be an Important meeting of this club to-night,
(Mondaj) at 8 o'clo k, t the Major's Court
Boom, to perfect arrangements for the Grand
Bally .Thursday night All Democrat are In
vited to be present. Parties having helmets
and torches belonging to this Club willuldase
turn them in at this meetlnir.
-- . W-H bTBAUSS, rres't
E F Jonxsos, Sect'y. ., , ; . hot 17
ATTENTION, JUBILEE C0MSIITIES.
TTOU ABB EXPECTED TO MEET WITH
the Democratic ExecuUre Committee, Tuc
4ay afternoon. 18th lnat.. at Dtmocntte uA
quarters, at 4 o'clock, to report as to waat has
ueenaoira.' .-.---.
J .ME3 W. KIXG, Chairman.
Dem. Kr. Com New Hanover County,
nor 17 It ' 8 tar copy t . . rf
Oysters; Oysters,
IT NO; m M ABKET ST.,
between Front and Second. Ton .
can got New Hirer Ovstars fresh every rtny,
auu, uc uwi Mi. m iunua ranges. .
sr Oysters shipped to any part ot the State.
aov 17 1 wk - &. I DIXSON.
Dioppluti on .
JIHE F1BM OP WATjON A 1LCKEI HAS
this day" been dissolved by mutual consents
natner party oi tne nnn is authorized to sign
.fiH v&AAlnt kill. l a - m . -
ku n.i uiuB in u(jiuuuou ox oeoia.
" ' " , A. W. WATSON.
yu t u . i WM A.ECKEL.
Wilmington, N. C. Nov. lath, 1854.
fJotice.
rjTlE UNDEBSIQSfED BErNG;THANXrUL
?;pt arors, will continue the Paper Stock,
Cotton, Beeswsx. Uidea. Braaa, Copper, ZLnc
c., baaineea opposite the ohl stand, and so
lldu a coBUanance of the patronage- bestowed
upoa the late firm. a. wTwATJiON.
nov 17 It
: If Your Feet Hurt
Yc OB YOU HAVE PET" COBN3,
go to FRENCH A SONS and boy a pair of their
' Easy Fitting Shoes,
and yon wMbe hsppy. They fit so easUvaad
neatly, wear s well, ami are so reasonable In
price. Coe try apilr.
S -
Geo, -B French & Sons;
: - ----- -r - T ,
a 1 NOBTH FBOJSX STREET
1 aOV 17 ..it. i t w ..-'4 ,:- - -1
i 7f HnVdra Pa
OF ALL XI5D3 AND IN ANT QUANTI
ty. Wholesale and detail at BOCK BOTTOM
prleea. V. E. 8PEINGEB A CO
W, a 3 Market 8tre-t, "
. irl4 WUalngtoa, UC.
171884
NO. : 274
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Clothing business. Good ' rood, sanar
r . . .
iUl ,U3 luu "rgese scare ui the
and tor the balance of
continue to offer
Our Specialties !
'yyiTH US READY-MADE CLOTHING
and Men's Furnishing Good3 are specialties.
We make no garment to ordor, but DEVOTE
OUR WHOLE TIME to tho two lines, hecce
the plain unvarnished reason why WE SELL
MORE CLOTHING AND FUBNI8BTNO
GOODS and do a moro thorough stirring busl
ness THAN ANY OTHER noUSE IN THE
TWO CAROLINAB. We carry.witUout doubt,
the LARGEST, the MOST STYLISH, the
FINEST, and by far the CHEaFEST, acd
most taBtefully.selccted stock of Ready-Made
Clothing than any other similar cstabl'ehment
in the State, and invite all buyers to call and
be convinced of the truthf alness of these broad
aseert iocs'. Gentlemen, our advertisement
means JUST WHAT IT SAYS. OttcrWourg
Intends that his Clothing shall be known as
the CHEAPEST In the whole country, as it ts
already known aa the BEST.
OITERBOURG,
KING clothieb;
hot 17 Wilmington, N C
Fireworks ! Fireworks
OF ALL KINDS
Prepare for the Grand Jclli
fication by Jaying in a
. Supply !
COME AS
EARLY . AS
TOU CAN TO
.AVOID THE CROWD.
ROMAN CANDLES
SKY ROCKE'TS, dc.
CANNON CRACKERS.
Large and Small.
STUART'S RYE,
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE and CAPE FEAR
in any quaniPy and of fine quality.
P. L. BRID0EBS & 00.
HO North Front 8t.
BOT 16
The Grand Jubilee !
THOSE OX USE OF MARCH SHOULD
Uy in a supply of Chinese Lantern. Flsg,
cL Yoa can get Ihera at YATES BOOK
STORE. - -,; !'
Ylsltors to the city ae rtrpectfony fjrvlted
w w e.LQino MiT.svoci or tsoou. ata-
on3TArcr Goods, jnctnres. Frames, Al
hums, bakf Pm. llndnl iMiHim..(. ..j
tea ihonsxnd other arUcle that i cannot ciu
merate- - ---. .-,.- .. ,
PIANOS AND ORGANS bv Irft
la the country at special low rases. Don't
tall to eaU at
YATES' BOOH STORE, :
nov 1 , 119 Uarict cL, WUr.lrgtoa N C
ff-iJia oa 1j jfa J 9$ let K
. r .. . ; . j . . i i . - . iLl m.1 if 4 I
v.-ia u. ; , n icac "TEA EaM fg -n
Favor xlitlsa mast b avoTdcd.; .
And it U especially and partfcuii r!y t!e
stood thai the EdJtordoea pty eadcia
views of eorrapo&dc&fe ivit
Ito the editorial oohzaas. 1 " i J k , . "
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
9
SSSaiAfD 'STti BT.OKKR
and Atoetioneer ot Gcserl ? crchsudise of
?XCrGA -oldMsnd.
Ifinff1?,1110 aiictton- Con.
a P' ; AucUoner.
Another Large Invoice
QF -ZEPUrRS AND ALL THE VARIOUS
Woola in use-ALL COLORS.
ChUilren's, Misses and La-'ie Jerse?.
v. Cloves and ' Wafltwhiefr3
Fancylrplas. UatVxaamex (a Jtcl .
; J1?"""11 8to S Ednncts. Vel
vets, Fcathersv Birds, . t 't -
Sun: ping done ia litest des'grs.- V-Felt-All
coloraXMer DoV, Plufth.:Ac.
. Bsspectfully ,
MISS E. KARRElt
nov 17
Exchange Corner.
Home Comforts.
A 2RW??Wk kat
Davencds as. If to say th.ifs8o, and add a
vivo VI u.:
A"
nov 17
Oome,to the ITew Store,
No!ll3 South Front St.,
XTHKaE TUERE HAS JU8T BEEN KE-
ccl cd a Choice Flour, rrcsh Virginia lfcal,
New Pearl Hominy, FrhBuckwteat,togtth.
er with Teas, Coffees. Sugars, &c.
X" Our brag Whi&kles are as good as ever.
Brunswick Private Stock can't be beat Tne
Old Jxg Cabin Is a very pleasant Rye Whls
i7' WaUokeep com. Whiskies, Wines.
Gins and BranjUes. Omslgnmjts of Produce
solicited. 'Lot and Stall accommodations free
for country friends, pi -: -t& t
' - c craig'& thomab.:
noduce Commission Merchants and itealers
in Groceries, c liquors, Ac; No.uis ttouth
Front st i almost opposite tho Market
P. HEINSBERGER,
Book-Seller and Stationer,
DEALER IN
PIANOS AND ORGANS, FANCY" GOODS,
A WEDDING PRESENTS
GUITARS, VIOLINS, ApCOEpEONS, BAN-
ff JOS, STRUGS J
Norfoir Oysters !
G
AN NOW BE FOUND
At tbeJGEM RESTAURANT.
No. SO North Front Stppt.
nov 15 WILL WfchT.
The Election is Over I
' t t tmm H,t
IiUK COUNTRY IS SAVEO. .OUR PUR-
chafes are Urge. Ou- cxp- nsce small and we
are determined to seU Groceries chesp t? stilt
these hard tloies, , gave money by. baying
nor, 15 y ? I yp. 19. North Second it;
To-nIorrow
HLJUl-IIKfeY JKNkjS wld:Cx
receive Forty Gallons line -"V
Hirer Oysters. Also.&alt Moils s.
oyetertuaent C.O.D. Also, Apples,. Pears.
Pcches Northern Cabbage, OnionsV Sweet
and Irish Potaues. which we Wlfl seU low tor
WUI
nov IS
Carolina Yacht Club Cjgars,
BEST 6 CENTS CIGAR OH THE MARKET.
Wood w hUkey, Eeer, Oysters, Ac,- cv...
OLD NORTH STATE 6ALCO V , ' '
aov 13 j j j :j 6 South Front Street.
Winter Opening
OF MILLINERY, - - t.!: 14l"'-'-'-f-All
tboTESTl
WILMINGTON A WELDON TL B.CO..'
f, i SrCBETARyg office
1.
IJ1HJS FORTY-NINTH" ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the WUmlnirton A WeK
tloa tallread Company wlB btU at the
Office of the Company, la jf Ilmlagton, on
Tuesday, the ltth of Nomber; Uui " !
nov 3 tdm .J. W. THOMPSOK Ferty
WILMINGTOX.COL. A AUG. R, jl CO . .
. , s SECBEYARI'd trFICE,U i j
v Wmi4rpToii.K. 'Oi kon 1st. iW
. F ' ? SMBl
rpHE ANN UAL MEETING 6f THE Stock
Ulc,Icr 03f tke WUmlnton, Columbia 2t An
.-r - - .
, HV w-r a: tl "Toilet eet, a
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