the Daily Review
Tlie catty Review has the largest
lona fide circulation, of any newspaper
SATURDAY MARCH 7. 1885.
, Jews nrid Observer.
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FIFTIETH KAY.
Thursday, March 5. IS-a
LUircoant Governor Slcdman cabled
the Senato to order.
The fol'cwinj: bills were introduced:
to pay IV the indebtednea of tliH North
Carolina insane aslylum ; to amend sec
ti n 21 oi the net e-tahli.-hirg :i critui
nal circuit fr New Hanovt-r ami
Mecklenburg; to aiueml section 21U of
the Cde. relati"Z m the service oi
sumujons by publication.
The to flowing bil s passed third lead
injr : Relatinz 10 the graded schools
at Magnolia, Dup in Co ; to incorpor
ate the Spartanburg & Shelby railroad;
to amend section 388 of. the Code.
( loaning $.1,000 to ihe Sta:e Guard, to
be repaid by a land due from the Fed
eral government); l incorporte the
Southern and Western .Air Line R. R. ;
empowering the V NCR R. to c in
struct telegraph aud telephone line
nlonjt its right-of-way ; to
provide
of the
lor the appointment of justices
peace in certain cases.
A message was received from the
Governor, nominating J M. Beits an-f
James J. LlicbJord as directors of Hip
deaf, dumb and blind ii stitution. The
Senate went into executive se.-sion and
confirmed ihe nominations
Tne unfinished business-, the bill pro
viding for the relief of disabled soldiers,
was taken up. An amendment wa
adopted that the amount appropriated
shall not exceed 30 000 per annum.
No one worth over $500 phall receive
anything. The bid passed third read
ing and was sent back to the House lor
concurrence in the amendment.
The special order was the bill re
lating to the State Board of. Health
(appropriating $'J,000, and providing
that the board shall consist of kix physi
cian. and one civil engineer, that there
shall be auxiliary boards in the coun
ties, composed of the county surveyor
and all legalized physicians, including
those who have diplomas from any
reputanle college). The bill passed its
third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Thursday. March, 7th
The conference- committee on the
school bill recommended that the limit
of compensation for county superinten
dents be fixed at 4 percent.
The joint cnniruiitee recommended af
trustees of the Univers ty the following :
Term expiring in 1893 R. H. Battle
Julian v Uarr. Win. II Dav, Win. K.
Hill. Mor.tford McGhee, Paul B.
Mean?, Chat lea Price, Job n M. Gail
wa . Alexander B Andrews, Thomas
H. Priiehard. John C. ScarborouKb,
James Parker, Lee S. Ovenuan.
Joseph A Bittinif, George Howard
James (1 florner; lor additional trus
tees, ierm expiring 1894 A. M. Lewis.
John E Wodard. Tims. VV Mason,
Wiu H Chndb urn ; original vane o c
expiring l89--Jas. A. Grabarn;to rid
Vacancy caused by death of H. F.
Grainger James M. Mullen; to till
vacancy caused by dea' h of Thomas
Spat row. .John E. Woodard: to lilt
vacancy in class of 1687, H. A'Gudger.
The hotjjse took up the act. to increase
the nuioi er of judicial districts
The bill passed its second read ins
and was made the special order for to
morrow. SENATE NIGHT SESSION.
The following bills passed third read
ing: to pay off the indebtedness of the
North Carolina iusane asylum; lo
amend section 1 of an act estaolishint:
a criminal circuit in New Hanover and
Mecklenburg; to amend chapter 419,
laws of 1883 (an act to make appropri
ations for the several insane asylums
of the State); to repeal so much of the
school law as exempts school commit
teemen from jury and road duty; for
the relief of sheriffs and - other officers i
The revenue bill was taken up and dis-:
a V. l a
cusseM. it win come up to-morrow as
unfinished business.
HOUSE NIGHT SESSION.
The session was devoted mainly to
the consideration of bills on the private
calendar. A number of these passed
The machinery act passed its second
reading.
The bill to secure the equalization of
taxes came up and excited considerable
interest. It was finally passed over in
formally. STATE NEW 8.
Durham Reporter; A very rich spe
cimen of copper ore was handed us this
morning by Mr Robert Holloway. taken
Irom the mine near Blue Wing, in Per
son couuty. This mine is owned and
worked by a Northern tirm with most
saiistactory results. It is an established
fact that this portion of Person abounds
with minerals ot various kinds, and a
few ears will develop mines of as great
value as those in the Western States.
News and Observer: Lt. Winslow,
U. S Navy, has been before the leis
lat ve committee on Oh and tih inter
ets. atid has givon valuable testimony
concerning the pssibili(ies of yster
cu Iture in the eastern wau rs . He ai
vacated in accordance with plan sue
gest'd by Mr. S. (1. Worth, in bis re
por', tha all the unoccupied and waste
waters m the east be used or oyster
planting. Lt. Winslow is a no'rd ex
pert H s words are those l widtu.
Eastern North Carolina will in a lew
years heconie the iyster garden f
America. It is all quite on ttte cauls.
Charlotte Observer: Our farmers
report a heavy loss of calves, rows and
mu'cs from hdrpho''ia, and were g t
tinj: up petitions yesterday to send o
the Legislature, as one long, last, tam
est prayer for a tax on dogs. A
destruetive fire occurred at Caldwell's
Stat;on. on the Alan ic, Tennessee &
Ohio railroad yesteiday morr ing before
daybHk, reu'tinrin the toai d s ruc
tion of the store of Whi law & Barker.
Tne stores h -use ai,d its c-'Micts of
good- were d-stroytd, inv!vi' g a lo-s
of abou $2 (MM), upou wntch ihtre was
but a small sum of insurance. The lire
is aar.butd to ao mcoodiary.
Charlotte Obiertier : Mr. Percy Cr-1
rington. tbo young man who wu ibot
on the Virginia Midland train b? young
M nr! in rliftd of his wounds last Wednes-
iav njCht His remain vrere sent to j
j i,chniond for burial. Martin ia in jail
at Charlottesville. Va. When bis trial
i comes off, several Charlotte people will j
i have to appear as witnesses, among
! tbetn Mr. Bod long, who occupied tbe
seat, behind Carrington and who came
I so uear receiving one of Martin's
bullets. The cause oi the murder was
' simply a quarrel about a seat. Those
wh saw the affair sav that Cirrington
; scarcelv knew what Martin wanted be
fore the latter s'tuck htm and then
i opened fireupon him Carrington was j
jaforaaer student of the Blacksburg
college and had a number of acquain-!
tances in this State.
Groenviile Reflector- Miss Winnie,
daughter of Mr. Augusta F rbes, aged
about 16 years, was painfully, if not
fatally burned, last Saturday. The
young Indy lives with her grandfather.
Noah Forbes, Eq. On Saturday she.
in company with her grandmother, her
n'ster a'd a cusin, was in tne garuen
burning off some dry grass and weeds
when her dress aecUlemly cauiiht Are.
Mrs. Forbes CHUiht her for the purpose
of trying to arrest the Ore, but was
thrown down by Miss Winnie, who ran to
the well and then to aditch near by to get
some water to put out the fire. Before
the ditch was reacned. no water b. ing
found at the weil. the clothing of the
unfortunafe young lady was entirely
burned off her. Dr. W. M. B. Brown
went out to see her and found her
burned in a most fearful manner and
suffering intense agony. Hr face es
caoed miurv. but her entire body was
burned almost t" a crisp. Dr. Brown
has yery little hopes oi her recovery
and says if she gets w 11 it will lake at
least a year to heal her wounds.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wilmington & Weldoi
Railroad Company.
jfviob or General Sufu&lntexdkht,
Wilmington. N. C.March 6. 1885
i
Change of Schedule.
N AND AFTER March 0. 1885. at 5 20
yj A. M., Passenger Trains on the W liming
ton A Weldon Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAILT
Nos. 47 North and 48 South.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, 9.27 A. M
Arrive at Weldon 3. 5 P. hi
Leave Weldon 4 2.10 P. si
rrtve at Wilai'gton, Front St. D'pt, 7.65 P. M
AST Through Mail A Passkkoks Tba
Daily No. 48 South.
Leave Weldon 5.88 P. M.
Irriveat WIlm'gton.FrontSt. D'p't 10.00P. M.
tfAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DA1X
No. 43 North.
Leave Wilmington 8.&0 P. M
Arrive at Weldon 2.55 A. M
Train No. 45 leave? W!lm1rgtonat2 10 A. M. ;
arrive at Weldon at 7. A. M.
'JrilnNo 4J leaves Weldon at 1 00 A.M.;
arrivoa at ilralDgton at 7 'OA. M.
Tr in No. 42 daily xcfpt Monday.
Tram o. 4.5 calo exopi t-un1ay
Tram No. 40 South vrltt step .;nty at Wilson
Vroldboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Roclf
Mount for Tarboro at 3.4") P. M. and 3.35 P
M. Dally, Returning leave Tarboro at 11.50
AM Dally
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leav a
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.0) P. M. Re
turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.30 A. hi.
daily.
Train No. 47 makes close, connection at Wei
ion for all points North Daily. All rail vi
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via JBa
Line. Train No. 43 runs daily and makes close con
nection for all Points North via Richmond ano
Washington.
All trains run solid between Wl'mlngton an
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ors attached.
For accommodation of local travel a pasBen
ser coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 6.20 A. M Daily except
Sunday.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
T. M. KMKRSON, Genera' ?asaenger Agent
men i
rVilinington, Columbia
& Augusta R. B. Co.
aric wt ukkkbal supkhintknukkt.
i Oir GKNKSAIj SUPltBIMTENIKlil
VFllmlngton, N. C. March (i. i5.
Change of Schedule.
Oi
ND AFTER MARCH C 15. at
OT v. M., the fellow lnir Passenser Sched-
u e will be run on this road :
NIGHT KXPRRSS TRAINS, DAILY Nos. 4
Wee t and 47 Bast.
ueave Wilmington 8.30 P. M
Leave Florence. 2.40 A. M
Arrive at c. C. & A. Junction ft.20 A. M
Arrive at Columbia 6.40 A. M
Leave Columbia 9.66 P. M
to&ave C, C. A A. Junction. 10.90 P. M
Leave Florence 6.(7 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington. 9.07 A. M.
sight Mail and Pass knobs Train. Daily
No. 40 Wnrr.
Leave Wilmington 10.30 P. M
Arrive at Florence I SO A. M
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAILT
No. 43 East.
Leave Florence at 4.15 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington i. 8."5 P. M
Train No 42 leave Wi mlrgtoa at 7 80 A.M;
arrive nt FK r -nee at il 4i a . M.
Train No. 45 t av s Florence at 10.00 P. M. :
arr lte at llmi-gfon at M A M.
Trvn No. 4.' aiij exreot Mo day.
T, aiu No 4ft d uly except Saturday.
Train 42 - ml 43 stops at all atauons.
No. 4 atope only at Flemlagtoi.. and Marlon
Passengers for Columbia and all points on (3
AC. B. li., C, & A R.R Stations, AUcen June
tlon, and all points beyond, should take the
its -viani express.
Separate Pu
Ulman Sleepers for Augusta on
Train 48.
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Vllmlngton.
Local freight leaves Wilmington dally ex
cept Sunday at 5.25 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent
T. If. BMKRSOK. General Passemrei Agent
mch 7
Hardware
O
F ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1-
ty. wholesale and retail at ROCK BOTTOM
prices. W. K. SPRINGE k A CO .
19. 21 23 Market Mwt.
msh 2 Wilmington, N. C.
The Excursion and Pic Nic
s
KAON IS OVER AND 1MB THE.-vTKI-
AL ND R LLSea?onhA3 cn d again and
J 4N WKRNER, t i pra lieu ti rnian oar
brand t'enum r. is per.- naiiv ina'teuda ce
f " watt inainn .-akon,!8 Muckss i-tcxet, 1
if Wl,Wr a'rM- WH"-
itBpiaHiiSSBL
MISCELLANEOUS
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
-AT-
M. M. KATZ'S
:i16 Market St.
o-
GREAT
Inducements! !
This Week In
Desirable Dress Goods
Silks and Satins,
54-INCH LADIES' CLOTH,
Men & Boys' Wear,
Ladies' Merino Vests
From 23 cents up !
Men's do., from 18 up.
Laces, Edgings,
Embroideries, Notions,
&C.j &c.j &c.
The Stock Must Be Sold.
F. KH EINSTEIN,
men 2tt
ASSIGN KE.
Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF HUPHRKY & JEMKINS
has bee!i dl-solv d by mutual consent
vi. D. Humphrey, f f the osd tirm will hr re
aftrOT iuu t o Full and Oyster b'iFir.e.-s.
at No 112 outh Kront htreel Thankful for
tapt favors he toliclts the continue patronftee
t f the pub ic
UKSTSK8 sent U. At U. febt-Q
Another
CONSIGNMENT OF MUl LETS in Brl-.
and Ha'f Brls Horida Oranees at whole
sale ai d rf tail i ggs, hickens, bi dg. -weet
Potatoe. Ac. Bwn Bams, Miouldera and
Sides. WIU be eold at reasonable prices by
v. JR. MARSHALL,
Gen. Cora. Merrbaat. 94 North Wter St.,
TFRMS UASII. WilmlngtOD, N. C.
mch2
Shad, Groceries & Liquors!
AirE MAY NOT HAVE 8HA.D Al l. THE
soason but will have them whenever our
friends will leave an order. A fresh Eupply
of Groceries always on haad.
River Mills, Hunter's Choice, Rruus
wick Private Stock and Old Log Cabin, still In
tock, together with Wices. Gins, Brandies,
Ac. P ish and other goods delivered free.
CRAIG & THOMAS.
118 So. Front Street,
Produce Commlsf ion Merchant and
Dealers in P ieh, Groceries, Liquw, c.
mch 9
1885.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED-WEEKLY.
The serial and thort stories In Harper's
Young People have all the dramatic interest
that fnvenlle fiction can postess. while tbey
are wholly free irom what is pernicious or
vulgarly sensational. The humoious stories
am pictures are full of Innocent fan, and the
papeis on natural history and science, travel,
and the lacts of life are by writers who
names give the best assurance of accuracy and
value. Illustrated papers on athletic sports,
(tames, and pastimes ive full information on
these enbjects. There is nothing cheap about
lt but its price.
An epitome of everything that is airactive
and detirable in juvenile Uterature. Boston
Courier.
A week It feast of good thlrgs to the boys
and irls in every family wnlch it its
Brooklyn Union. -
It is wonderful in its wealth of p'cture in
formation, and interest L hristian Advocate,
TKRMS: Pottage Prepaid. $2.00 Pt Year.
Vol. VI. commences November, ;8t4.
SiKGLE Numbers, Five Cents 6ach.
Remittances shout! be made by Post Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of lots.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertls -ment
without the express order of Harper
Brothers. Address
HARPER ft BROTHERS.
dec 3 To-k.
THE SUIST .
N INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER OF
Democratic Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set f Politicians or Manipulators, Devo
ted to Collecting and Publishing all the News
of the Day in the most interesting Shape and
with the greatest possible Promptness, Accu
racy and Impartiality ; and to the Promotion
Of Bemocrattc t eas a- d Policy In the affair,
of Government, i-ocietv and Industry.
Rates, by Mall, Postpaid :
DAILY, per Y'ear
00
DAI Y. pr M.nth....
8' Ni AY. ,r Year
... 10
.... 7 O-i
... 1 00
D UlT sod oUND vV rer Year..
WEEKLY, per Y.ar . .""
" AddS.. the sun. SZ y
Y'ork City
CQMME KCIAJb HEW8.
WII-MINGTON MARKET.
March 7-4 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE -Quoted
quiet at 28i cents per gallon. No sales
reported.
ROSIN Quoted dull at 5 cents
for Strained and $1 for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.10 per bbl
of 280 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $1.75 for Virgin and Yellow
Dtp and $115 for Hard
COTTON Quoted steady at 10 13 16
cents per pound tor Middling. No sales
reported. The following are the offi
cial quotations:
Ordinary 8 9-16 cents
Lwd Ordinary 0 13-16 "
Low Middling 10
Middling . 10 13-16 M
Qond MTddlin 11
DAILY RECEIPTS
Cotton 60 bales
Spirits Turpentine 86 casks
Rosin. , 1642 bbl
Tar 300 bbls
Crude Turoentine 3 bb's
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steam
yacht Louise,
Woodside.
Smithyiile, Master
Steamer D Murchison, Smith,
Fay
etteville, G. W. Wilhams & Co.
Br Strhr Victory. Thompson, Abaco,
VV I, fruit to Geo Harriss & Co
Schr Sarah Potter. Sumner. Boston,
F. G Barker & Co, with guano to C C
R R
Schr Thomas W Holder. McMil
:an, New York. E G Barker & Co,
with guano to C C R R
CLEARED.
Steam yacht Louise, Woodside
Smith ville. Mastev
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
etteville. G W Williams & Co.
Ger barque Fritz von der Laucken.
Freese Glasgow, Alex Sprunt & Son
Schr John A Griflin, Rice. Pailadel
phia. Geo Harriss & C', cargo by Geo
Harriss & Co and J HChadbourn & Co
Schr Grace K Green. Leonard, Balti
more. Geo Harriss & Co, cargo bvCC
R R
Schr Charles M Newins, Hawkins,
Charleston S C. Geo Harriss & Co
Schr A P Nowell, Wharton. Charles
ton, S C. Geo Harriss & Co, to load for
this port
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.
Philadelphia schr John A Griffin
36,527 ft lumber, 347.260 shingles, 4,715
jumper Dolts
Baltimore gchr Grace K Green G28
tous old iron
FOREIOH.
Glasgow Gpr baroue Frifz von der
Laucken 2 780 bhls rosin
V K RLY STAT EM E N T.
STOCKS ON HAND MARCH 7, 1885.
Cotton ashore. 850; afloat, 1,628; to
tal 2 478.
Spirits ashore. 3,373
Rosin ashore, 98,761; afloat, 6.971;
total, 105.732.
Tar ashore, 4 995; afl' at, 4,191; total,
9,186.
Crude ashore, 2 601.
RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 7.
Cott n, 413; spirits. 610; rosin. 10 765;
tar. 2,507; crude, 867.
EXPORTS FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 7
DOMESTIC.
Cotton 221 ; spirits, 224; rosin. 818; tar,
442; crude, 1,672
FOREIGN.
Spirits. 1 200; rosin. 11,616. '
VESSELS IN THE PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.
March 5, 1885.
No vessel under fio tons reported In this list,
BARQUES..
Nor Apollo, 433 tons, Melsom,
E Peschau & Wt sttrmann
Noribria '?au Juan. 3CS tons, Bache.
Helde & Co
owe baraueDtme BrttaoiS, 410 ton, Larson,
C P Mebane
Nor Moar d 446 tons, ,Iansen, Hckle 4 Co
Nor Isbauuen, 307 tons, .JorgeQeen,
Heidc & Co
Nor Abel. 36-1 tors Danlelsen, Helde & Co
Nor Fjellstedt, 49-2 tons, andercen,
Heide A Co
Swc Trio, 337 tons, Elliott, Helde A Co
Br Harriet Campbell, 649 tons, Grafton.
C P Mebane
BRIGS.
Nor San Juan, 308 tons. Bache, Heide A Co
Br J William?, 320 tons, Lavton
E G Barker A Co
Ger Gerhard and Adolph, 319 tos, York,
E Peschau A Westermann
BCH'H)NEK?i.
Bessie Brown, 265 tons, PhiVlpg,
Geo Harriss ft Co
Pot obi 35) tons, Hunderson,
Geo Harriss ft Co
Lizzie Maj or, 191 ' ons, Foster,
k G Barker A Co
Nellie Potter, 129 tens, G ask ill.
Not wood Gllea A Co
Charles E Paige, 362 tons, Giffjrd
Geo Harries ft Co
Wm H Allison, 4.'3 t ns, Kenniston,
Go Harries ft Co
Gecrge P Hallock, 323 ors. Edmunds
fceo. Harries ft Co
Edward R Emerson, 340 tons, (. hilds.
tieo Hrrlss A Co
Fred Ja- kson, 278 tons, Snow.
Geo Harriss ft Co
Amelia C Schmidt, -266 tons, Paeh'ey.
E G Barker ft Co
Veto, 893 tons, Fpringer, Geo Harriss ft Co
FaiiDie Tracy, v:44 tops, Tllton.
Geo Ha-rlss ft Co
Louis K Cottlngbam, 498 tons, Padrick.
K G Bsrker 4 Co
Electra Bailey, 312 tons, Phil rook,
Geo Harrids A Co
E Arcularias, 101 tons, Mirston.
K G Barker A Co
BrHattle Darling, tons, Pearce.
Cronly A Mori is
Span Natl idad 170 tons, Gonzales
E H Barker A Co
Post FV-y. 171 tons, r ti. E G Barker ii, Co
Carolina, 111 tons, Caskell. Alastc
L.it f Vessels Cleared for this
Port.
SHIPS.
Br Cross Hill. 1 019 tens, Dan e'sen, Irm
Li?eip..o', Jan 27
B RQUKS.
Nor Abel. 4tt3 tons, Danlelien. from Havre.
Dec 29
G-r Fridrick Wiihslm IV, yjftons. from
Grangemouth, Feb 27
Gel Cardenas, 399 tons. Korff, fm Gibraltar.
Jan 17
For. 'furarer, fm london. Jan 17
Gr OtttHa, -13 tons. Ptr.fcber, from Liver
pool, Jan 7
J "ft! lUe U ' 4 3 toaa 10 b Ma
BBIt?.
G r I'er Pnmmar, -23 tons, Bohm. from
B U-nLtai, Jaol .
Dec'lC Juan 805 tJn, lrom t1liHUl.
GerDiana 314 trjue, Scarotder, from Am
et . riasit Feb 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
BLACK SILKS.
Come and see us and don't foreet to bring along your samples as ii
do a Ihtlo better for you than any Hou-e in the city. ' wc
mch C
The balance of our Clothing must go, as .wej' mustha
the room for our Spring Goods. Price is not the object,
room is what we want and must have. We do not try
humbug the public with our advertisements, but what
want is an opportunity to prove to our patrons and thep
lie that we speak the truth and mean business. If vouu
any Clothing, select such as you wish at SHFJEpc
who offers to send it to your homes for comparison or U
you take them to any other store, and if SHRIER does not
give you better goods for the least money, don't keep them
But we do say, if our goods prove better than others and
prices less, we should have your patronage. Before invest
ing it will pay you to post yourself where low prices preva'il
all the year round.
fVb 23
HI
On? improved Articlal Ear .Drams cure Deafness in all atages. RecommnxW
BCleatifl'j men ot Kurope and America. Write for UlustraUA aesi-ripttw book and tesilmom
from doctors, 3 id.tres, ministers and prominent men and women who have been cured, ml
take iVensiira ft rcecmur fueling thm. They are unseen while la use, comfortable to weir,
make 4 yei-maiicut core. Address, J. H. NichoUon, V Murray ht., New Yorfr
Detroit.
JSTSend for Catalogue.
13 d&wly
mch
E. G. Blair, I
BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
THE SALK OF COTTON. GEA.IV,
floor Meal and Country Province generally
1,000 dozen
lrict.
iai31
Fgj8 wanted t hijthtet cash
E. G. BLAIR.
fo. 19 Nort h Second St
CottonSeed Meal.
IOO Tons No. 1
COTTON SEED MEAL.
ONE OF THB VERY BEST OF
Fertilizers.
For ealo by
WORTH & WORTH.
fob 23
Something New,
J HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY RAIL A
Vanilla Flavored Syrup,
The finest Syrap ever o lie red in this market.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Fancy & Staple Articles
FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS
Call and examine at Crapon's Family Greccry.
G. M. CR APON, Agt
dee 16 K South Front St
Bedroom Sets.
T
HE NICEST ASD CHEAPEST ASSORT-
ment ever offered here.
For sale by
GIi ES
a MURCHIW,
38 and 40 Front at
mch 2
CONSUMPTION.
I barre a positive remedy for the above dtoa nefbr U
mm thoosaadsof eaaesof the worst kind nd of Cob
T.andlnchave te?n cu ed. lM!eol. ostrttneismvfeitfa
ia lwefflcacjr.ti. it 1 wi 1 arndTMO BOTT1.K8 FRKB,
toeetbor wltn a VA IXi BT.E TRE ATISE on th is 1
Pit. T. A. SMhTux. 1U PeariSt., Now York.
White Cypress and Yellow
Pine
BLINDS AND DOORS,
Guaranteed as goo ; as the Lett.
Moulding, Brackets. Balusters; and; Orti
lentai; Wood Work.
PARSLEY WIGGINS,
I
BLACK CASHMERES
HENRIETTA CLOTfls.
And many other good things in Black Goods,
We think our BLACK CASHMERES & BLACK SILKS are vor-
. 1 r i m 1 I p.
uarpets, Lace uuriams, sc., at closest prices,
R. M. MclNTlRg
We Must Have Room!
Ft
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER.
114 MARKET ST.
FOR
THE
DEAF
P. SUMNER, f'ntM.
F. R. lHWCKXIR BCi
National fire & Era fit
1
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ltAXUrACTUBB3 OJ
Mich.
CThsess SafiB. Wire Cloth, Wire Cwnter Fallings. Wire Slfrai, Otw
Bnihnes, toni Coal Screens, Weather Vanes, Stable Fixture.
vtim bi Lxoix cenvce. Iron Scuiters, Counbtr Supports A.
t j-M tion this P&IMr.
Beij. V Davis, j
(Former'y with W. K J avis 8cn.)
SLiithem Fruits and Prodhce a Spccia ty.
99 Barclay St. New York
Wllmingtu Keferences K. E. Hvttw.
Presiient First Natlor.nl Bank, P. I, Bride
era to , Preeton Cummin & Co., J H.
Chadbourn A Co., W. K. Da iu & 80c
New York Ketc recce
S2flnrrlnon 8t.
July 16 tf
William KiakerCo
The best Place in the City
FOB FANCY ARTICLES,
. HOSIERY, RlBRONf. LACK,
COVERLIDS, CORSfcTS, VKLVIT8.
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
EMBROIDERED 1LAKKELS,
TABLE GO DS, TOWELS.
UMBRELLAS, etc.
A ppoc al bargain in BLACK SILK WAIP
HENRIETTA CLOTH at 41 per 7
worth $1.7 Only a tew pieces left
jan 29 115 Market Mrt
1884. 1884.
CHRISTMAS.
AT D. A. SMITH'S
Furniture Wareroonft
Can be found a larce a8wrteet ot
VALUABLE &IFT8,
suitable for ererybodf.
The pub le, and- especially tbe
r pectru'ly invited to call and -D" ' ..
D.A.8MITB.
Furniture Dealer. N. Front Bo
dee fit
PUI10ELL HOUSE.
TTNDER HEW MANAGEMENT.
WILMINOfTOS. C
B. L. PERRY. Proprietor.
Late ProprtotOT Atlanfc
note). .""riTS
dav.
OFFICE OF
' '.'t' ,.-, ,.w'i.r vWT! - . v '
Dr. S. C. Eili
TkTO 32 1 SOUTH FOURTH STEKfTi "
11 to Miner's Drug Store.
4V Note chance
to -UoVB-9 folds.
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