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VOL. IX, I
WILMINGTON. N. C FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1885.
NO 26.
The
Review.
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jy The Daily Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
niblished. in the city of Wilmington,
The heahh of the Empress of Austria
has so much improved that the doctors
have allowed her to resume her favorite
pastime of riding.
a hill introduced in tbc Michi: n
Legislature provides that the occupa
lion and politics of each candidate shall
appear on a voting paper giving the
names of all candidates.
In the parish of Thornton-le-Moor,
North Yorkshire, England, with a pop
ulation of t325 souls, there has been
only one death during the last fourteen
months. No wonder England is over
populated.
A properly developed, full-grown
man weighing 154 pounds ought, ac
cording to Pr f. Huxley, to consume
daily 5.000 trains ot lean beefsteak, f,
ooo grain of bread, 7,000 grains ol
milk, 3.000 grains ot potatoes'. 600
grain's ot butter, and 23 900 grains of
water.
It is like a story of '49 to read that at
a recent performance at tbe Standard
Theatre. San Francisco, an apprecia
tive man became so enthusiastic over
the introdutory portion of the perform
ance that he began throwing money on
the stage.
London mail carriers now call at
private residences for parcels, the same
as do express messengers in this coun
try. A scarlet card is furnished by
the postal authorities, which, when
displayed in the window, insures a cal
from the postman.
A pamphlet has lately been published
in London advocating the fining of
people who have more than three
children. There is no question but
that the theories advanced by Mrs.
Lpsant have gradually taken a very
strong hold on the people of England.
A clock seveu feet high has been
made by a Leesyiile, Ohio, blacksmith
with the aid of nothing but the tools ol
bis trade. It is made .principally ot
steel, gives the time in eleven cities,
strikes the hours and quarters, and is
exhibited in a glass case where tbe
movement can be seen.
Berlin papers report that a subscrip
tion list for contributions to the pedestal
otthe Bartholdi statue has been put up
in the United State3 Consulate General
in that city, in accordance -with an or
der by President Arthur. The amount
subscribed is limited to $1, and the list
is already well covered.
The lack of snow in the upper and
northeastern sections of New Hamp
shire has caused a partial suspension
of the wood and lumber bnsiness. In
some places lumbermen are selling
their teams and discharging their men
to close operations tor the season. What
ever may be the character of the
weather for the remainder of the
winter, the amount of timber and
wood get out will be small, it is said.
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Charles Weitwood, of Shoroditcb,
being an anti-vaccinationist, evaded tbe
English law and permitted three of his
children to remain unvaocinated. They
have recently 'died of emall-pox. Tbe
Lancet says that Mr. Weslbrook will
have to look far back into history for
any accident from vaccination to be
compared with the disaster that has ac
cured to his home from small-pox.
; "
Three thousand visitors a year go
through the Mammoth Cave in Ken
tucky, but it is expected the number
will be much larger this year, owing to
the increased travel South to tbc New
Orleans Exposition. Tbe cave is on the
lioeoftuo Louisville & Nashville Rail
Road, but ten miles from tbe nearest
station. The cost of stopping over, in
cluding a moderately extensive explora
tion of the cave, is about $10 to each!
person.
.
W. W. Ogiivie, tbe grain king of
Manitoba, has closed his mills from in
to lity to compete with Minneapolis
millers. Since tbe -season began 600,
000 barrels of American floor have been
shipped to the Dominion, principally
for consumption in the province of
Quebec. Grain, according to this Man
itoba authority, can be bad by the Min
neapolis millers at 60 cents a bushel,
while he has to pay 73, and even with
thu duty on flour at 50 cents a barrel
they can still undersell him in Canadian
markets. '
We have met the enemy and they
are eurs," said Commodore Perry, thus
telling the story of the battle of Lake
Erie. And it is also a fact that Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup It no sooner used
than the cold it . conquered and tbe
cough disappears.
The flexibility' of itacolumitc a re
mark able sandstone existing intieor-
g a and North and South Carolina
seems to be
atirhnccnrl K-? tknf ,.f !
magne9ian lithesome found at entrance
of tho.Tync, in England. This lime
stone is reported jo be so flexible that
thin lasers, thro..- 'feet or more in &agfik.i
may be beninto a circle while damp
retaining that form on drying.
i he llcv. Cannon iSagot wr 3 to
Publin Freeman ad
Ivrcatin ntwlh
!7n Trltl 1 I?y,
tin Ireland. At the
ot the tobacco plan
time or tne union it was ot great im
portance as an industry, and formed
tbe subject of a special clause in the
act, butm 183fa new act of Parlia-
ment made it penal to grow more than
a very limited quantify on a farm
This led the way to its extinction, but
it is believed it might be grown with
considerable advantage to the farmers.
Mr. Chat. F. Watson 406 W. Fay
Cite street, Baltimore. Md., a drver for
the Adams' Express Company, was
very badly inquired his team having
run away. Mr. Watson says a few ap
plications cf St. Jacobs Oil. the
great pain-cure, completely restored
him.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO MEW ADVERTISE! EUTS.
F C Miller w Fresn Supply
C W Yates El ink Books
Ukinsbekoek Pianos andOrar
New River oysters jumped up Lo $L
20 per gallon to-day.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 143 bales.
No tramps applied tor lodgings at
the guard house last night.
Eggs were retailing at 25 cents per
dozen from the grocery stores to-day.
' Poultry continues to be held at quite
high prices, although it seems to be
plentiful in the market. j .
Why not go and sec what a bargin
you can get at Dyer's in a fiaesuitof
cl ths made to trder for $20? t
Wood was seldom more plentiful in
our market than at present, and the
prices asked are quite reasonable.
It will be only a short time now be
fore the farmers will begin to get ready
for making their next season's crop.
Dr. F. W. Potter, city physician,
prescribed last year for over 4,000 cases,
probably three-fourths ot whom were
colored.
Br. barque Elizabeth Childs., James,
from this city, arrived at Bristol on the
23th inst.
Scipio Hill, colored, wa3 before
the Mayor this morning, charged with
being drunk and down. -He was dis
charged. ;
It seems to be the general opinion
among intelligent farmers hat there is
more real profit in a crop ot corn than
there is in either cotton or peanuts.
This magnificent weather, and the
people have taken advantage of it
during the day to como out of doors
and enjoy the balmy atmosphere.
Vegetation has already taken a start.
The elm trees and Gg trec3 hereabouts
and some of the rose bushe?, are al
ready in bud and the grass iu some
localities is springing up vigorously.
Peanut farmers complain that at pres
ent prices they do not get pay, for the cost
of the crop, and that, unless there is a
change for the better, they will be com
pelled to cease their cultivation.
We regret to hear that Capt. W. M.
Parker ha another serious attack last
night; and he is again prostrated with
a sickness from which it had been hoped
that he bad nearly recovered.
Hideous lookingvalejntines begin to
be seen in the shop windows. They are
meaningless things and their legitimate
elfect will ue to belittle those who send
them in the minds of good thinking peo
ple. ; .
On and after the first of February
(next Sunday) the trains on the Wil
mington & Weldon Railroad will bs
run through to Richmond in charge
of the saxe conductors, instead .of
The distance is 246 miles, which will be
quite a long run. although a quick one-
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indication.
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L'm t La f . . - U. A ImIia WtA t AO VX7 O rnl - 1 Ba f n WT 1 . . I I hAQ f
r i 1 1 i i i tun if - i Miii ii- i 1 1 r v wm l Lxi kit nir rinra i w r vj iwruviaiw m iiii.i i
er. fair weather, followed by increasing R Purnell ; 3d, E T Boy kin ; 4th W A n-u.. u " -fry !
. 'fimi.ru. Qimnoi H Whh ? 6Lh. W ; that thon visitcst him? He hone to
m w wmwm saaa ' ' r . jj UiObi ILlJ. lOl w VJ aw J - i i i ; n J a f :
cloudiness and lecal rams: winus gen- vV" r ul o u.r ' . . :
i. -;iu h.mn.tnr ! J F? ' lD'u Zr rXtl see even a larger auaience out w-mSm.
'J fon; th d AO to hw proL proctor u wU1 mOD.
T"v .rnrv inncotwnor fl C(C.tl ' w"- utvivwMj, . 1
substantial cook stove is an important . Tfic j0iowjng coajmittess were ap
necessity and our readers, will find the j pointed :
best at Factory prices at jACOBi'aL Executive committee: J.J.
Hardware Depot. t -T. M. Argo. D, G. Fowle, R. W,
The State Bar.
The News and Observer publishes a
very full repoitof the meeting in that
city en Wednesday of the members pt
thn Itar in I hie Qrtr frnm whinh u-o
n- na r r 1 t -
were :
let ii.rw.tw rr ri. irrnnL.
Vaughan. W O Temple. C W Grandv.
iCF Lamb.
2 ! District W W Feeble?. R B Pee -
o I h!- W A MAnlonmorr T VV Itaw.
kins. M I) W Stephenson, W C Bo wen.
S I Calvert. W W Clark. P Holland
rr
3J District Swift Galloway. B R
Moore. Marsden Bellamy, A G Rieaud.
X W Strange, J? V Iottin
4th District
i a ibk.i. d r 1 ;
S T Aste.OC Lyon, Danean Rose,
W A Guthrie
5:h District J A Long, C M Cooke,
I J Davis. W H S burgwyn, R W
Winston, W W Beasley. R R King, J
T Morehead.
6ih District R P Waring, E K P
Osborne-, J M Brown, W J Montgom
ery. 7th District John S Henderson, J C
Buxton
8.h District J S Adams, B F Long.
9th District J G Martin, W H Ma
lone. The following members of the Ral
eigh bar were present:
D G Fowle, E R Stamps, Armistead
Jones, S F Mordecai, F H Busbee, Oct
Coke, A M Lewis. Geo M Smedes, Jno
W Hinsdale, J B Batcbeior, 11 GLewis,
W H Pace, Walter Clark, R H Battle,
B B Lewis, Jr, T R Purnell. A W Hay
wood, C K I.iewis. Ernest Haywood, S
X Ashe, W T Peeie, W H Bledsoe, T
M Argo, J C L Harris, T P Devereux,
J N Holding, Geo II Snow, W N Jones,
Bos well C Beck with. Walton Bu3bce.
Hon. Joseph J. Davis was chosen as
chairman ot the convention, and B. F.
Long, Esq., and Capt. S. A. Ashe as
secretaries. Tho convention at once
addressed itself to the busiuess in band.
It was decided that the chair should
appoint a committee, composed of one
member from each district, to whicb
all matters should be referred; that all
resolutions, and all verbal suggestions
should bo considered and weighed by
this committee. The following com
pose the committee :
1st district, C W. Grandy; 2J. R B
Peebles; 3J, A G R'caud ; 4tb, Jaine
A Lockhart; 5th. C M Cooke; 0th, W
J Montgomery ; 7th. John S Hender
son; 8th. J S Adams; 9th, W H Ma
lone. At large, Messrs. Argo, Battle,
Long, Guthrie. Bellamy, Montgomery.
Mr. Fab. Busbee moved that a com
mittee of fifteen, one from each judicial
district and six trom the State at large,
be appointed to take into consideration
the needed relief and judicial reform ;
carried ; and the chair asked that the
gentlemen present from the different
districts should indicate the member to
be selected respectively.
Committee on the formation of a
State Bar Association : First district,
Frank Vaughan; second district
Thomas R. Purnell; third' district,
Thomas W. Strange; 4 district. C. C.
Lyon ; fifth district, W. H. S. Burg-
wynn; sixth district, ; seventh dis
trictJ. S Henderson; eighth district,
B. F. Long; ninth district, W. H. Ma
lone. At 8 o'clock the convention reas
sembled and Mr. Argo, of the commit
tee, submitted the following:
The committee on the judicial system
ot the State, to whom were referred
various resolutions relating tq that
subject, respectfully report that they
have considered the whole matter and
recommend the adoption of the follow
ing resolutions:
1st. That the best interests ot the State
require an amendment to the consti
tution providing for the appointment of
ill tbe judges by the Governor and bis
couocii, with the advice and consent of
the Senate.
2d. That an amendment to the Con
stitution should be submitted to the
people, providing for an increase of the
number of justices of the Supreme
Court t live.
3d. That we reco nmend an increase
in the number of Superior Courts in
such counties as need greater court fa
cilities, with a provision that some ot
the terms shall be tor tho trial of civil
case3 only, and in our opinion to meet
this requirement tbe number ot Supe
rior Court judges should be increase i
to fifteen.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr T R Purnell, of committee on
Constitution and by-laws, reported.
(The report, too lengiby for publication
in this issue, will be given to-morrow.)
On motion of Mr W J Pcele, the Con
stitution was adopted.
Tbe time lor holding the annual meet-in"-
ot the bar association of tbe Stale
was fixed on the Wednesday after the
second Monday in July next, at Ral
eigh. J J Davis was requested to de
liver the address at that tirne.
Mr. Guthrie made a motion, which
was adopted. I bat a committee tw ap
pointed to memorialize the legislature,
embodying tbe resolutions adopted. &c.
On motion of Mr Geo H Snow, Hon
' Jr.a .r ikvin wa chosen nresideot of
; the bar association for tbe present year
ry v.. m w w -
On motion ot Mr W II Mai one. the
.: 1 - 1 1 rncnl xrar Wcilf into'
iitv. x" f u nUbdiM rtr Acooniat on. '
The following officers of the assoct a-
;.rrt mora I hnn nhnicn -
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President, J J Davis; vice presidents
iir0itll- ru-l.
Winston, J. C. Buxton, H, G. Connor,
lTl f i
"H 'UE": .
Geo. H.
Snow, W. H. S
auiu v ujou vrta a
Burwtn. VV. W.
Fuller, C. !5 Ayeock. T. W. Strange.
Grievance : B F. Long. J. G.
1 Martin. W. O Temple, W. W. Clarke,
! W . ri JJay.
Law reform: R. PL Dick, Thomas
t Aomn. 1-. u. fuller. v . u. rruaen.
! Marsde.n Bellamy. " , '
! 1 education : John Manning. 11.
! Jonf J- M. Mullen, George M.
i 1036, J. A . j jOCK Uan .
. igai Diograpny : U. Li. Battle, w .
! A- Montgomery, B. ft. Moore, J. A.
! Long.
It. was TAsnlvrd on nin.tin.rt nf Mr
W. A Guthrie, that it is the sense of
the bar association that the solicitors
should be appointed by the Governor,
with the consent of tbe senate.
The convention then adjourned.
Personal
Hon. James C. McRae, Judge of
the Fourth Judicial District, was in the
city to-day.
Exports Foreign.
Ger. barque Autjusle ueanetle, Jur
gens, cleared yesterday for Riga Russin,
with 3,192 barrels rosin, valued at $4,
238, shipped by Messrs. DoRosset &
Co. Nor. barque Condor, Syvertsem
cleared for London with 4,516 barrels
rosin , valued at $4,026, shipped by
Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co;
making a total of exports foreign
amounting to $0 164.
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Live Stock Insurance.
Tbe citizens of Masonboro township
held a meeting last night for the pur
pose of organizing a Home Mutual In.
surance Company, for the insurance of
horses, cattle, hog and other live stock.
Nearly every white male citizen ol the
township was present and the meeting
was entirely harmonious and quite en
thusiastic upon the subject of the insu
rance company, whicb they determined
to organize without any unnecessary de
lay. Tbe meeting adjourned to meet
again next Friday night, at which time
they will elect officers and fully organ
ize. In Wedlock's isotids.
One bt the most notable events- in
Raleigh during the present season was
the marriage, on Wednesday night last,
at the Church ol the Good Shepherd, of
Miss Cornelia Koma Lyman, daughter
ot Rt. Rev. T. B. Lyman, to Mr. Robt.
L. Niles. ot New York. The ceremo
nies were performed by Bishop Lyman,
assisted by Rev. E. R. Rich. The
Church was elegantly and appropriate
ly decorated for tbe occasion, and a
large audience were in attendance to
witness the imposing and impressive
ceremony. Tbe happy couple left the
same night for Richmond and Wash
ington, and after a few days' sojourn in
those cities will proceed to New York,
where they will make their future
home.
Prof. Proctor Last Ni&rkt.
Quite a large and appreciative au.
dience gathered at the Opera House
last evening to listen to the lecture of
the distinguished English Astronomer,
Prof. Richard A. Proctor. The Pro
fessor is thoroughly English in appear,
ance and manner. He is short of
stature with a handsome, genial, in
tellectual face. His subject was ''The
Life of a World'' which be handled
with rare skill and 'ability. He im
presses you not only with his thorough
familiarity with his subject, but that he
is equally in love with it and is anxious
to have his hearers become so. He
possesses the essentials of a successful
teacher, thorough knowledge of bis
subject, ability to import, and love for
his work. His style is good, die ion
ready and chaste, pronunciation almost
faultless, and his enunciation pleasing.
To say the lecture was entertaining
and instructive is faint praise; it was
these and more it ws elevating, in
spiring, grand. The audience was in
full sympathy with the distinguished
lecturer, and we question if there was
present an individual who did not go
away feeling wiser and bappier, if no
better.
No one could have heard it and seen
the splendid illustrations without
grander ideas of God and humbler no.
tiocs of his individual importance
Could the sweet singer of Israel have
bzen orescnt he would have exclaimed
mg au energy anti nieauing he never
leu 01 knew .
"When I consider tbj
heavens, the work of thy hngers, .
mnnn anal tho Bfr wlltrdi thdll I
I Ulv uiww" mmm w "- -
ha,t ordAjned . wh.t is man that thou
We observe quite a fine display ol
new Revolvers for very reasonable
prices, at Jacobi'f Hardware Depot .t
i md wm wmrm r hi iiiikii
V liUU LILUV S -' " w
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N EW ADYERT1SE51KST8.
To Masqneraders.
NEW LOT OF MASKS, MADE Of
WIRE, CLOTH and PAPKB, jus received.
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Pleue c ill and supply yourselves at
H I S BERBER'S.
Pianos and Organs.
gOLD FOB CASH OR ON THE EASY
instalment plan, at
HEINSBERGFR'S,
Live Book and Muatt Stores
jan 29
For Rent.
FRONT WINDOW IS W HEELER 4
WILSON Macf'tr Co'a Oflice, with plenty
Of room tu front and back room. Can to rent
ed cheap. Appl? at office, 119 Princets St.
References required.
ian '.6 (t
New Goods
JgY EVERY STEAMER.
For sale low by
GILES & MURCHISON,
Murchlson ltlock.
v
jan J(i
For Sale.
inrk BBLS. SEED ROSE POTATOES,
lUU 8 0 Bushels VA. MEAL.
J0 Bids FANCY FLOUR,
A PP. ES, ORANGES, At
Hijrhet Cash Price paid for EGGS
E. G. BLAIR,
Commistion Merchant,
jan 28 No. 19 North Second St.
Another
CONSIGNMENT OF FINE SWEET FLOE
IDA ORaNGKS Large and fine Rce Mul
lets, in barrels and half barrels. Eggs, thick
ens. Apples. Potatoes, Ac. Must be sold.
Call and 03. Cash order- promptly lilted.
Consignments of all kinds of Country Produce
and Naval 8torea solicited. Terms cash,
JOHN R. MARSHALL,
General Commipsion Merchant,
24 North Water St. , Wilmington. N. C.
jan 28
For Sale.
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F
OR A DIVISION, THE FAYETltEVILl E
"SDN" and JOB OFFICE attached, will be
sold at public auction, on February ttth, 1.SS5,
at 12 o'clock, M. Terms cash
R. K. BRYAN, Jr,
Surviving Partner of Evans & Bryan.
jan 22 td L
Blank Books,
JETTER BOOKS-, C3ECK, NOTE AND
Receipt Books, alt eizes, io stock and made to
order. fcpecial attention to orders for Litho
graphing Checks, Drafts, Letter He Pds,. Visi
ting Cards, Invitations, && Seals and Eub
ber Stamps of every description made to cr
dcr. A full stock of Office and Fancy Sta
tionery always on hand .
I - C. W. YATES.
ian2G 119 Market St
No Failure Here.
J TAKE THLS MEANS OF SAYING THAT
the report current in the streets to day that
the underaigned had failed, Is utterly untrue
and without any foundation whatever. It
arose 'perhaps from a suit In a Justice's
Court against a person bearing a name that
rounds similar to that of the undersigned. I
have not failed and will not fall to keep on
hand the fiaest liquors and cigars and to keep
the finest restaurant In the city where all can
drive dull care away by familiarity with the
finest the market affords. The only fa'.h re
around my way is the failnro Walker Moore
met with m collecting bill this morning but
he will try again
l WILL WEST,
Prop. Gem Restaurant and Saloon,
jan 20 tf
GOOD SUGGESTIONS !
o-
The Creamery Buttered
Flour
JS MEETING WITH SUCH MARKED j
saccc s that we find it will pay u to sell it for j
25 CENTS PER PACKAGE. Tfci3 tecosary !
arti'-ie of fod is prepared wi Ji so much care,
and is such a great convenience to housekeep
ers, that wc do not hesitate to pot it on the
market. The finest 1 TGHT BREAD, ROLLS,
MUFFINS, WAFFLES and CAKES of all
kinds cai be made In a few minutes and with
out any trouble
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It is so elcsnly that yon can make your
Cakes, Breads Ac., in the house without af
fecting tbe tidincfcs of the ruoa. Receipts ac
company each package.
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" "n"n8wa"in' n"w Vl w
anl we know it is 1 L kk ArL w uviavina.
PRICK REDUCED TO 2& CENTS PER
PACKAGE
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F. L. BRLDGERS & GO.
HO North Front St.
-NEW ADVERTISE5IENT8.
8. H. Trimble & Co.
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
and Auctioneers of General Merchandise of
every description. Office corner Princess and
Water streets. Lrc.nl y & alorrlss' old stand.
Personal attention given to sale of hordes and
vehicles at private sale or at auction. Con
sLjnmeuts solicited. A; G. M t.IRT.
sept 22 a uc tiosoer .
The best Place in the City
FOR FANCY AltTICLdES,
HOSIERY, RIDBONH, LACES,
COVERLIDS, CORSETS. VELVETS.
M BR 1 SO L N DE R W E A U .
EMBROIDERED t LaNN'ELS,
TABLE GO DS, TOWELS.
UMBRELLAS, ets.
A spec al bargain In BLACK. JSILK WARP.
HENRIETTA CLOTH at f l.23 ptr yard,
worth $l.7". Only a fi'w ptece left.
HEDRICK,
jan :'. 115 Marktt Street.
The Safe Side
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QF ALMOST ANY QUESTION IS THE
generous side; btit in matters of aaoapAaj an
exception should bo mace and In jiteticc 10
one's self, not only should advertisements le
read, hnt goods, act! prices examined before
accepting them as b ing cheap or possessing
f - r
wonderful value. This measure we can eafelj
ask to be applied to the foUowisg
SPECIAL SALE
of KID GlOVESjustopcied, In all sixes and
colors, and will rafjairijat
48 Cents per Pair.
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This is a decided bargain. An catlv call will
securasoir.e of the n, for they aro only a Hml
ted lot.
II.
On our centre counter we display numerous
bargains hi
EMBROIDERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS
LACE COLLARS, JLC, fcC.
Together with a full stock of
CORSETS, UNDERWEAR,
LACES, VELVETS,
RIBBONS, HATS, &C, &C
J. TAYLOR'S BAZAAR
118 Market St
WILMINGTON, N. C
To the Public
Q ALL AT OUR STORE WHERE YOU
will find a choice stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINES. LIQUORS,
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TOBACCO, VC.
A choice lot of SEED TRlSn POTATOES,
(Early Kose) just arrived. Another lot of
N. G HAMd, SHOULDERS AND MID
DLING just received . For sale cheap.
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S Lpt and Stall accommodations frje.
CRAUi A THOMAS,
11 ' Ho Front fit.
tan V,
Clemmer.
FEW MORE OF THAT CELEBRATED
F1UST CLASS WHISKEY just receivetL
CAROLINA YACHT CLUB Cc CIGAUS
still holds the Cake. Try McGO WAN'S Old
North et&'c Salcoi and rave money.
jan 7 j j .
A Fresh Supply
rl DRUG i AND CHEMICALS.
Just arrived at
F. C. MILLER'S.
Corner Fourth and Nun sta
Prescriptions ililcd day and night.
P. S.
jan 21
New Crop
Cuba Molasses
First Cargo of the Season.
HOGSHEADS
Ex Schooner
Canton.
60
TIERCES,
Direct from Matanza now hind log.
Orders solicited. h
WORTH & WORTH
Library Lamps,
JJAND ASJ STAND I A Mi's, LAMP
Buuiers, Chimneys and Shades We' nave
just received a lull supply of oer popular
ST.V'Efi. Jiave yon seen our Improved Far
mer? Pure W htte always on nanl.
PARKER A 1 A 1 JjOU.
an 'i'-l Suth Front bt
tuwdiBK bT been cared. lnd4. o trony Imjtf fUh
iaU3cy.M I will MKlTVO BXTTLESJrBlta.
to(ttb7witt a V ALU ABLE raKATlSK n IhUdiMM
. -' na. r. a. sunk m rwist , h Tors.
pnuciittfDTinid
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I bsr nooStH iiiMd r r-r the barm d Hmm ; by US
.csc I t a wont . I8d w i of tens