tx
JOSH T. JAMES,
AKD PKOrKTETOK.
rprroB
rRlPTlONS POSTAGE PAID:
sC 4 00. Six month. $2.09. Tl
Three
b1. sl.OG; One monui.
Vill be delivered by earners nree
V&V . r,rt of the city, at the above
f Sot per week. -
Srfl will report any and all fall
b9llr paper rcgnlarly.
fTteDrMy Ilcvieto has the largest
- ivai'y
,7. r-rcuiation, of any newspaper
s
TV
TTover 100 newspapers with
Te ffiusnnin the United Stales
Id! KaC
H Canada- ,
t,A Journal: As between
L? Sbertnan and the solid South, the
Ws3 "... frk thft Smith. "
l-rteWiH int-fu w
If"' . . . .
. . . ,v,,t will soon put Hell Gate
IS anrnng th 'things cf the past.
rj explosion wilt take place next
&-
p-'tsburs Dpalnhi If the British
liiv am the international
tl!tt W
-3 they can du tuc i4k"
ikoop anJ cup both back to the old
ja'ry. Th3t is tho way basebal
iapioa;hip3arccaptared.
Xo 100,000 males in Montana there
oa'y 3.975 females ; in Arizona but
tVio Wyoming but46.897; in New
foo S5.3S3; in Dakota, 64,257; in
fchioston Territory, 63,391 ; in Idaho
l') 163, and in Nevada, 43.185.
rWand Kain Dealer: And if the
UJr Commissioners should conclude
kfe'low Eaton's exam pie, we uo not
Lxi that anybody would weep. But
Udo not believe any of tho relormers
Uresija. The salary is $5,000 this
Wand the relormers are but human.
Cornelias Vanderbilt has bought the
Loriliard place,1 "The Breakers," at
Kewwrt. tor $400,000. and society is
'sieved from the fear that Mr8. Ayer,
ie pill maker's widow, would succeed
tie tobacconist. The greater part of
ie property wa3 bought in 1878 for
9,600. '"
World: When Mr. Cleveland feels
CTand for the Mugwump party in this
Sate he will find 'nothing but a little
ilaair diluted, as it were, with laugh"
X gas. The Mugwump chiefs are
p.chiaj now at the head of tho Re-
i'Jcan precession and they are all
.nringing drum major's batons.
According to the Chicago Herald,
km York says "trousers," Boston says
hitfj' while Chicago - calls them
rteies." A3 "trousers" is Eng-
l5i, "pants" Yankee and breeches''
tor, it i3 easy to account for the va
p:j of nomenclature prevailing in the
line cities. The Philadelphia Press
pI3 "pantaloons" is tho correct thing.
.
General Razee . who is still traveling
p Europe, feeb particularly aggrieved
p the recent order sending army offi
prs who have been four years on de-
heJ service back to their regiments1
deprives the signal service of three
r-oted lieutenants, one of whom is
pgiged in the preparation of the chief
ktalofficer's annual report.
Wind nomenclature, says tho Boston
pweri, is thus given and defined
m scientific authority:
Miles per
appellations. hour,
.perceptible 2Jt
fOtle, pleasant wind 44
asant, brisk gale 12
BioriSKgale 224
Unwind ki
U&Jhisawind 424
- jj icol- ................ UJ
KU storm 60
B-Ticanc 80
Wo, moving buildings, &3. . . . 100
Kallant .Confederate, Colonel
l0SeP3 H. Saiindpr5 rf IJtf onnnfo in
TCar ff h!a a era Thn T ir o
Observer c
- - j j Ul 11 1 1X1 .
hrnn.C wtta wao is so wen KUUWU
r'ears at Chapel Hill-and was
SmSS. a lhe University. In the
;rfiaaofmanhood ihn r hrofttr.
it!,Dthe volunteered in the 33rd
w . receved the commission'of
sv i iUQei OI "is regiment, lie
iely wanded at the battle of
I,. u aianasaaa and va shnt dnvn
assas and was shot down
gPtared at the battle of Gettys
Hrermin oflicer he bore an en via
fw,. r-..,ua ana reneciea honor ana
Sfjfon himself and the State he
'the cessation of hostilities he
Ml3s Nea,e. daughter of Dr.
Se5 a,8Qccessful practitioner in tho
5g'rle section, who with a family
I Bii tlDB children survives him.
Wted in the county of Pitt and
kjome known as one of the most
JtSSiv energetic and successful far-
U hi State- 11 wai 013 bo!LSl'
S.l. Produced everything on his
j he needed. He was the son
NSut IkCV- I-aurence Saunders, of
fte. and brother of Col. Wo. L.
Wn. the Secretary of State. He
Neto, a whole-souled Southern
fci..Tn feSDOCtfid and bolnvptl bv
,ttanewhim-. .
1a4
:leuaiot nf wnnri nd al-
Cl iron Well Buckets, which we
k riDSlow. Jacobins Hdw. Dc-
e76ry evenm. 8uaaajs
' septcd by " ::
1
VOL. IX: WILMINGTON, N. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Norfolk Virginian : - The Charlott e
Observer, noticing the Virginia?
proposition to matoh Mr. John S. Wise
against Jordan, of Asheville, at glass
ball shooting, invites us to "send him
along." We are under the necessity of
retracting, because there will not be
enough of him left after the election to
pull a hair trigger.
"Prof. Andrew D. White, ex president
of Cornell University, will sail for
Europe in a few daja. In speaking of
civil service reform, he said: "My
opinion is that it is already a great
issue, and is to become more and more
important. It is absolutely necessary
if this is to remain a republican govern
ment in any true sen3e of the word."
LOCAL NEWS.
IXDEX TO MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C W Yatks School Books
Heinsbxrgkb Text Books
Munds Bkothees Drasrgists
F X3 Mitx.KR Tar Heel Liniment
Graxd Bali 3ermanlaCk)rnetBand
Geo W Price, J k Furniture at Auction
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,308 bales.
The Tileston Normal . School will
commence its Fall Session on Monday
next.- ' '
Have your suit made to order. Dyer
makes a first class suit for $25; no one
else can do it. f
There was no City Court this morn
ing, and a spirit of dullness pervaded
the atmosphere of the City Hall.
Dr. D. J. McLauchlin, a prominent
physician of Brunswick county, died at
Sballotte, on Saturday last, the 26th
inst. . "
The steamer Pet, Capt.Taft, in com
ing up the river yesterday, struck a
snag, by which her propeller wheel and
shaft were broken.
There will be more moving scenes in
this city during the remaining days of
this week than have been witnessed
here in a twelvemonth.
The next entertainment at the Opera
House will be the Zo Zo Variety Com
pany, who will appear on the night's
of October 12th, 13th and 11th.
. -
For the best unlaundried white shirt
in the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory ; only 75c. J. Elsba,ch, Prop.,
No. 27 Market st. tf
That cyclone got lost in the woods of
Columbus county, and the storm signal
was hauled down last night, but it
don't look l'ke very settled weather yet.
A monster sea turtle was on . exhibi
tion in front of the "Gem Saloon" this
afternoon which weighed nearly or
quite 100 pounds. It was caught at the
fishery of Messrs. W. E. Davis & Son.
Mr. David S- Cowan, of Columbus
county, has " been appointed Special
Agent of the Treasury Department for
this district. He qualified yesterday
afternoon, and will at once enter upon
the discharge of his duties. .
Superior Court.
There was no business transacted be
fore this tribunal today further than
the rendering ot a few judgments
agaiust parties in the country.
Indications-
For the South . Atlantic States, oc
casional rains in the Southern portion,
fair weather in the Northern portion,
Easterly winds, stationary temperature.
A Stranger.
The British steamship Grand Holm.
Capt. Wasson, with 300 tons of salt,
arrived hero this forenoon and anchors
ed opposite the foot of Orange street.
Vessel and cargo consigned to Mr, C.
P. Mabane. The Grand Holm regis"
ters 903 tons and will load with a cargo
of cotton for her return passage.
Ocean Travellers.
The following is the passenger list of
the steamship Gulf Stream, whieh ar
rived here this morning' from New
York:
Mrs. H. Bacbn. the Misses Chad
bourn, Capt. J. B. Stoddard, of the
Revenue Cutter Colfax, and Messrs. A.
H. Holmes, L. H. Meares, M. Stern
berger, I.. Michael, J. Strachem,
Stephen Canliff.
Organized.
In accordance with our announce
ment in yesterday's issue, the Literary
Society connected with the Wilmington
Light Inlaniry held their first mcefing
at their Armory last night and perfect
ed their organization. Tho following
officers were elected :
Piesident Capt, J. C. Morrison
Secretary J. J. Hedrick, Jr.
Librarian J. S. Hooper.
The Society will meet hereafter on
the first and third Tuesday night in
each month. i
ICock Spring Hotel.
Our good friend, Mr. John Smith,
of Burgaw has leased the Rock Spring
Hotel, in this city, and will opeu it to the
traveling public in a day or two, prob
ably on Thursday. Mr. Smith has for
years past kept a hotel at Burgaw
where he has been very successful and
his bouse a popular one with the trav
eling community. He is one of that
rare class who "know how to keep a
hotel."
First of the Season,
The Germania Cornet Band will givo
their grand ball at Voller' Hall to
morrow evening. It is the first event
of the kind this season and is looked
forward to by many with unusually
pleasant expectations. Messrs. E. W.
Doseher, M.'Ratbjen. J. G.L. Giescben
andC. F. Von Kampen form the com
mittee ot arrangements, and these
gentlemen will spare no pains to make
it a pleasant affair to all who may at
tend.
Personal
Dr. J. D. Roberts, Superintendent of
the colored insane asylum at Golds
boro. is in the city to day.
Mr. T. A. McNeill. -a prominent
lawy-jr of Lumberton, Robeson county,
is in the city to day on professional
business.
Mr. George Ellis, brother ot Dr. S.
C. Ellis, left on this morning Vtrain for
Baltimore, to attend a course of medi
cal lectures.
We were pleased to receive a call
this morning from Mr. J. S. Hall, of
the Fayetteville Sun, who is in the city
en route to Topsail, where he will visit
relatives for a few days.
Mr. C. E. Wallin, of Montgomery,
Ala., has arrived in the city and will
take charge of the photographic gallery
at Yates' book store. Mr. Wallin is
an experienced photographer and in
tends to make Wilmington his perma
nent abiding place.
Mr. J. H. Mintz. of the lower part of
Brunswick county, was in the city to
day. He says that the crops in his
section are not so good as they promis
ed last July that they would be. Corn
will bean average but cotton will' fall
short 25 per cent, on account of late
heavy rains.
A Free Hide and Freo Lunch
A couple of well known gentlemen
of this city were returning on the cars
from New York a few days since and
helped a poor tramp along on his jour
neyto somewhere quite generously.
We say somewhere, because it has
seemed to us that the tramp gentry,
while continually on the move, have no
particular destination, no home to
reach, no kith or kin who are waiting
to greet them welcome, but wander
aimlessly, carelessly and recklessly
from one point to another, subsisting
as best they may upon the charity oi
the generous-hearted. But to the incU
dent in question : While the train was
stopping at Wilson the conductor dis
covered a man concealed under one of
the cars on the truck frame, and made
him get out and off. At the same time
one ot the gentlemen referred to -saw
another of the tramp gentry upon an
other truck frame, who had eluded the
eyes - ot tho conductor. When
he saw that he was discovered, the
tramp said to the gentleman, "Don't
say anything, boss," and the latter re
plied that he would not. The train
soou started, when ho who had discov
ered the tramp told bis companion of
the circumstance. At Goldsboro they
both got off the train and saw the tramp
safe enough on the truck frame, when
he said that he had concealed himself
when the train was about 20 miles
North of Weldon. One of the gentle
men gave the fellow a cigar, which was
accepted gratefully. At Magnolia they
got oft again and there was the tramp
safe and sound on the truck frame, and
they bought and gave him a lunch to
eat after the train started, as best he
coujd in that perilous and uncomforta
ble position, while traveling at the rate
ot 40 miles an hour. The tramp was
so enshrouded in dust that his features
were not distinguishable, and it needed
considerable scrutiny to determine that
he was a white man. He, however,
smoked hi3 cigar, ate his lunch and
maintained hi3 position nntil the train
reached the city, when he made tracks,
probably to sleep in some out-of-the-way
nook, or else to again risk life and
limb in stealing, on some other train.
another ride in his aimless wanderings
through life.
You can save money by buying your
heating and cooking stoves from Jaco-
bi's Hdw. Depot. There yoa will find
a largo and fine assortment to select
from. - t
Parade and Practice. '
In accordance with orders from Capt.
C. D. Myers. Chief of the Fire Depart
ment of this city, the companies of white
firemen tornedx ut yesterday afternoon
for parade and practice, and their dis
play oi activity and thorough efficiency
was very gratifying to our people. The
"Little Giant" engine was stationed
at the intersection of Front and Prin
cess streets aDd the "A. Adrian" en
gine was stationed at llie intersection
of Front and Dock streets, and both
engines gave ample evidence of tbeir
power, and had the hoso been such as
fit should have been, would have made
a mucb-better exhibit than they did.
The best and strongest ot hose i3 abso
lutely requisite for sttch poweful en
gines. The hose attached to the "Litile
Giant," burst yesterday in front of the
dry goods store of Messrs Brown &
Roddick, but fortunately did no seri
ous damage save wetting some of the
fabrics in the doorway and literally
sprinkling some young ladies who
happened to be there.
An attractive feature in the practice,
and one which properly elicited well
deserved praise from the citizens, was
displayed by Wilmington Hook & Lad
der Co. No. 1. The thorough drill and
discipline of this fine body of men, as
well as their strength and activity,
were remarkable, as the following will
show: Their truck, with the horses
attached, started from Orange street
and was driven to the intersection of
Market and Front street, where a lad
der was taken off and carried to
the front of the "Mechanic's Saloon,"
a distance of about forty yards, raised
to the roof, mounted by one of tho men,
who returned again to the ground, and
the ladder was replaced upon the truck,
all in the space ot I minute and 29
seconds. In the next test, upon the
same buiidiner, the ladder was taken
from the truck, placed iu position
mounted and returned to the truck in
394 seconds. This was reduced mate
rially in the next test, when, upon the
stroke of tho gong, the ladder wa3 taken
from the truck, carried to the same
building, raised, mounted to the roof
by one of the men, . who returned and
tho ladder was carried to its original
position on the truck in tho almost in
conceivably short time of 33 seconds.
This exhibition of skill and activity
called forth rapturous applause from the
bystanders, as well it might. Wil
mington has just reason to be proud of
her fire department, and we hope that
the gallant, self-sacrificing and decid
edly good-looking young mon who are
ever ready at the first alarm to leave
all else to risk life, limb and health
when duty calls, will ever receive the
most hearty and substantial encourage
ment from our people and from those
who have authority in the matter.
lioth Wrong.
We hear of a gentleman of this city
who went to the mountains of Western
North Carolina this Summer. for health,
and caught chills and fevers. He re
turned to the city several days ago, but
has not been able to get rid ot his moun
tain acquisition which he would be
mighty glad to shake off. It will do to
travel for pleasure, rest ana signt-see-ing,
but tor real good, three-square-meals-a-day
health, Wilmington i3 the
place."
What do the Asheville Citizen and
Advance think of that? Review.
In reply to the aboye, the Ashoville
V
Citizen says : . '
It is easy enough explained. The
gentleman had tho chills and fevers
in him when he left home, and our
excellent medinical climate was taking
it all out, and could have finished the
work up well had be remained long
enough. He did not catcb any thing oi
the sort.
A mistake. The gentleman in question
was somewhat exhausted from over
work and thought that rest and change
of air would prove beneficial, but if he
had remained there much longer that
"excellent medicinal climate" would
have shaken him so seriously that there
would hardly have been enough left of
him for a respectable funeral.
The Asheville Advance makes the
matter still worse for Asheville. It
says: '
Perhaps, he contracted a disease, re
sulting from too much exposure to the
precarious influences ot. that peculiar
moisture known as mountain dew,"
superinducing what we mountain folks
call the "james jams" and not chill3
and feyer.
Our friend does not indulge at all.
But, providing he did, what awfu' stuff
that "mountain dew" must be to pro
duce inch sad results upon so short an
acquaintance! It must be a regular
torchlight procession, buzz-saw combi
nation, to swallow which is an act of
extreme peril. .
If yoa need a Fluting Machine yon
can be supplied with one at J a corn's
Hdw. Depot. .'- .- t
29,1885. NO. 227
The Special Delivery.
Only four towns in this State will b8
entitled to the ten cents letter delivery
system to be inaugurated next Tburs.
day, October 1st. These towns aie
Charlotte, Wilmington, Raleigh and
Newbern. Special delivery letters can
be addressed to these offices from any
psstbffice. The ten cents stamps are to
be sold by postmasters at all offices in
any required amount, and ta any per
son who may apply for them, but they
can be used only for the purpose of se
curing the immediate delivery of letters
addressed to and received in the mails
at any of the offices designated as spe
cial delivery offices. Under no circum
stances are they to be used in the pay
ment of postage of any description or
of the registry fee, nor can any other
stamps be employed to secure special
delivery except tho special delivery
stamp. The special delivery stamp
must be in addition to the lawful post
age, and letters not prepaid with at
least one full rate of postage, in accord
ance with the law and regulations,
must be treated as held for postage,
even though bearing a special delivery
stanrpr-"
DIED.
At Smlthvl'lo, N. C., en the 2Sth Inst., Mrs.
MARY E. FREMONT, wife of Col. S. L. Fre
mont, aged 58 years and 5 months.
The friends of the family arc invited to at
tend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday)
morning, at a . John's Church, at 11 o'clock,
thence to Oakdale Cemgtery.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Geo. W, Price, Jr.,
AUCTIONEER k COMMISSION MERCHANT.
rjlO MORROW, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30,
commencing at 10 o'clock, will be sold a large
assortment of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, one Parlor Suit, one Bed Room Suit, one
large Cooking Stove, Mirrors, Lounges, Chairs,
Tables, Bedsteada, Mattrcsses,'one large size
Patent Combination Safe, one small size Pat
ent tJprinz-lock Safe, Dining Room and Par
lor Chairs. Chamber fects, bhow Cases, Butter,
Carpets, Eace Curtains, Window ShadCB.
Crockery, Tinware and Hardware, a lot ol
Clothing, and other articles. eept 29 It
M.jDItONLY, Auctr.
BY CEONLY & M03RIS.
Sale for Partition.
B
Y VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree of the Superior Court of New Ilanovcr
county, In a certain ex parte special proceed
ing there pending, whero:n Frederick J. Lord,
ArmandO. DeRo3sct, William I DcKosset,
and othera are the petitioners, I, as Commis
sioner under said decree, will offer for eaic to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the city of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, on
Wednesday, the llth day of October, 1885, a
lot of land situate In said city, beginning in
the Wctt line of a private alley, which opens
into South side of Market street between Sec
ond and Third streets, at a point 193 feet South
from intersection cf said line of said alley
with Market street, and running thence South
with said line of said alley 17 feet, thence West
parallel with Market street US icet, 7 Inches,
thence North parallel with Second street 17
feet, and thence East parallel with Market
street 93 feet, 7 Inches to beginning, being a
part of Lot No. 4 in Block 153.
Terms of Sale One-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in three
equal instalments, in 4, 8 and 12 months re
spectively, from day of sale, purchasers to
give notes for deferred payments drawing in
terest from day of gale at rate of eight per
cent. A J. DEROSSJfiT,
sept 22-4t 12, 29, oct G, 13 Com'r
M, CUONLY, Auct'r.
BY CRONLY & MORR13.
Sale for Partition.
B
Y ViBTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Superior Court of New Hanover county, in a
cause there pending before the Clerk, between
J antes c. Munds ana wife Eliza it. Munds.
Maty C. Lor.:, Wm. L. DeRossct, Jr., and
others, plain uus,jan i rrederick J. Lord. Ar-
mand J. DeRossct. John R. London and oth
ers, defendants, 1 as Commissioner under said
decree, will offer for sale to the highest bid
der, at the Court House door In tfee city of
Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, on Wednesday, the
lHh day of October, 1885, all that lot ol land
situate in Bald city, beginning in the South
line of Market street, 70 icet East from its in
tersection with Eastern line of Second street.
and running thence East with Market street
4.3 feet, tben Scuth parallel with Second street
SO feet t3 a brick wall, thence West with said
wall 2 feet, thence South with said wall
87 feet and 8 inches to a brick building,
thence with the hue of said building East i
feet, thence South with the Eastern linn of
'said building 23 feet and 7 Inches, thence West
with the southern line of f aid building feet
and 7 Inches to a waU, thence South with said
wall and the West line of another brick build
log 5G feet and 9 Inches to a stone wall, thence
West with said stone wall 45 feet, and thence
North parallel wlto Second street 193 leet to
beginning, belog part of Lots Nos. 1, 2 and 3
to Block 163. Sai l lot will be divided by a
straight line runting from North to South,
and sold In two separate parcels; the Weat lot
or parcel having a front of 23 feet on Market
street and running back the same width 194,
and the East lot having a front of 25 feet on
Market and rannihg 193 feet, being 2 feet
wide on its back line.
Plat of said lot can be seen at office of Cronly
& Morris.
Terms of Sale One-fourth of purchase
money to be paid In cash, balance In three
equal instalments in 4, 8 and 12 months respec
tively from day of sale, purchaser to give notes
for deferred payments drawing interest from
day of sale at rate of eight per cent.
A. J. JJEKOS6ET,
sept 23 it, 22 29, oct G IS
ComV.
a
Mechanics Saloon.
GS. Front St.
BEST GLASS OrKEG- BEER IN TILS
dry. Best 5c Cigar. Best 10c Whiskey.
A few more bottles of Private stock left. .
ept ja J. al. llcCiOWAV.
' T7i win ba g&2 to rtc&?va ccffiTriT,1raUo
Croa cxurfxlcaia ca 127 tad til ScsDjtcti; :' .
fcneraliatexeatDiit
-Tha name of the writer must always ba :
alahed to the Editor. .
Cknnmtuilcatlonj must ba wrlttaa . ei - cni.
one side of the paper. ;
Pfiraonanuea must be avoided:
And It la asveelallT . and nartlenlarlv imA
stood that the Editor does not always en dot
the views of correspondents unless so a tats
ts the editorial columns.
NEW AJDVEKISEMENTS.
-OF THE-
Germania Cornet Band !
AT H . VOfcLEKS' IIALLt.
"-yyEDNESDAY, SSPT. S0TH,1335. Tickets
no gentleman admitted without a lady.
The Committee reserve the right to exclude
objectionable persons.
Committee E. W. Doseher, M. Ratbjcn, J.
G.JL Glcscbcn, C. F..VouKampcn
. Efint 29 It .
OPENIHGf
OF-
Fall rintfir
1 . .
Goods,
AT- " '
1. 1-KffiS,
116 Market St.
An Entirely New Stock
-OF-
Silks, Rhadams, Ottomans,.
Ladies' Cloth, Henriettas,
Flannels, &c , &c.
White Goods,
Laces, Edgings, Furs, Gloves,
Corsets. Men's and Boys' Wear,
Hosiery, Housekeeping Goods,
Tlrm r at ?r c: Mnl inno XVf Art
At prices lower than they havo been
known for years.
Terms Positively Cash !
the lowest catalogues. All I ask is tho
same treatment
Cash ! Cash ! Casji !
auu assure you at tho same time, my
kind patrons, that I propose to main
tain in tho lu'ure the reputation gained
in the past of having
Thn Bast, the Hhaanast :!
j w - w "
AND-
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
To be found outside of New York.
Call and be convinced at
M. WI. KATZ'S
sept 21 IIP MAKKET ST.
Mortgage Sale.
TY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
J WU M1I1VU au S UVIllb'UV SA. t
gage executed by B. T. Hay and
wife to tho undersigned, dated the 9th
day of May, 1882, and recorded to the
Register's office of New Hanover county. In
Book R. R. R.'at pages 7C7 et. ecq., I will sell
by public auction, for cash, at the Court
House door in the city of Wilmington, on the
30th day of September, 18fca, at 12 M., the
S remises In said mortgage conveyed, situated
1 the city and county aforesaid, ard describ
ed as follows: Beginning at a point In the E.
line of Filth st, 159 feet . from its Intersec
tion with the 8. line of Wooster st , thence E.
parallel with Wooster street 133 feet, thence
s. 65 feet, thence W. 132 feet to Fifth it.,
thence N. along Fifth street 65 feet to the be
ginning, beie the W. part of lots 3 and In
Block 49 according to the official plan of said
city. LUHR VOLLERS, Mortgages,
aug 26 30t
Munds Bros,
flTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
? T GISTS, 1C4 North Front 8t., Wilmington ,
N. C. Solicit orders from Physicians and
Merchants in the country, aud guarantee best
goods and lowest prices. sept 10
Text Books
JJSED IN THE CAPE FEAR Academy
Washington Catlett. Principal. J. R. Monroe
Assistant, for sale at
lLEllNSBKEGEu 3,
, .Live Book and Mask: Stores.
School Books
ND SCHOOL SUPPLIES, SLATES.'Copy
Books, Crayons, Book Straps,' Bags, Pencils,
Pens, Inks, Robbers, Ac. Parents will pleaec
senl tbeir children to "
tcp 28 ' HEiNSBERGER'S.