. -.hud " every evente. Bandaye ex
epted toy :'-7 " 'r,-.
JOSH T. JAMES, . ;
KDITOB AWD PKOrKDSTOB.
snBSCBlPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
.. i oo. Six months, $2.00. Three
Jmths. tl.00; One month. 35 cents.
The paper will be delivered by carrier free
of char?6 n fm-p Pr - -" wtb
rttcfl orl0ceni per wcc.
t d vestlslag rates low and liberal.
jT-Scbscribcra will report any and all fall-
to receive their paper regularly.
errs
y- 27i Daily Revino has t'the largest
tnr. fide circulation, of any newspaper
rublishal in the city oj tyummffion.
Three cWtrv-n daily rtn an average
apply -or Psscs lo Pee Mru1 s-
.
Miss Mary Anderson, the ress.
says Ibat her brmo. is at Sacraruenlo,
Cal.
Paul Iessar. the Russian expert on
tj Afghan boundary, is only 34 years
of fie-
-
J film Kelly, now in" improved health.
has returned to New York fro.ii Ciifton
Spring. .
Senator Stanford isu leader in a
movement in California to raise $250.
000 for a Grant monument in Golden
Gate Park.
O'.d Spot, the horse- that Geo. Grant
u5i?! at Vicksburg. was sold last year
for $11, by order of the.Quartcrmaster
acd has now joined a circus.
Father Hjacinthe declares that war
cannot bo dispensed with and that
those who advocate the abolition are
"daDgcrous.alruost criminal Utopians."
The mental condition of the Empress
Carlotta is said to have so much im
proved of late that the physicians do
not despair of the entire recovery of her
reason.
Charleston News and Courier: Who
is lo succeed Dr. Curry as general
agent of the Pcabody fnnd? The place,
it is understood, pays. $5,000 a year
daring life and good behavior.
The smallncss of the compensation
is the complaint of the special messen
gers in nearly every part of the country.
In Savannah the messengers averaged
7-i cents per diem for the first 'three
days.
. nt
Robert Browning is at work on a
new poem. He is walking five or six
hours a dav in the most beautiful coun
try in the Val d'Aosta, which i3 quite
clear of visitors, and he is in excellent
health.
It there is anything the country at
large does not want it is Civil Service
Commissioners, who will bend their
rulings to suit their Dolitical party in
stead of squaring them by the plain
letter ol the law.
The largest apothecary's establish
ment is said to be that of Waldemar
Terrain of Moscow, in which 800 labor
atory and other assistants are employ
cd and over 1,000 prescriptions are
dispensed daily.
Adelaide Detchon, who for a season
bloomed at Waliack's, is winning great
lavor in London as a unique warbler.
Her imitations of different birds are
Dronounced delicious. She is fast
making a fortune.
A scientific writer says that alcohc
is one of the constant and necessary
results of the process of yeast fermenta
tion.and it seems a pity that about 1,000
gallons of it should be wasted daily by
evaporation in the making of bread
for New York. alone.
Milton Sayler ex-Congressman from
Ohio, now a resident of New York, is
being quietly talked o! as a successor
to Samuel S. Cox. Mr. Sasler is a
man of valuable experience in public
life and far superior to any oi the
others named for the nomination. .
The Irish Nationalists of New York
repudiate the . action of the recent al
leged meeting of Irish sympathizers in
fiiat city, when it was decided to send
fifty orators to Ireland to assist Mr.
Parnell at the coming Parliamentary
election. The Nationalists say: "What
Parnell wants is money to. pay election
expenses and to pay members. He re
quires no spouters."
The Best Internal Remedy.
Brandrcth's Pills, the best medicine
known for all diseases.- They" are pureg
ly vegetable. The same dese always
producet thq, same effect ; other pur
gatives require increased doses, and
finally cease acting. They pujitj the
blood. -They invigorate the digestion
and dense the stomach and bowels.
They stimulate the liver and carry off
vitiated bile and other depaved secre
tions. The first two or three doses tells
the story. The skin, becomes clear;
the eye, bright; the mind, active; dig
estion is restored;, costivencss cured;
the animal vigor is recruited, and all
decay arrested.
on
For the best unlaundried white shirt
ia the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory ; only 75c. J. Elsbacti, Prop.,
No. 27 Market si.. tf
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VOL. IX.
LOCALNEWS.
I1DEX TO HEW ADYEBTISEUE1TS.
HWK8BKKOEH-In StOCk
C W Y ATts School Books
F C Millkk-Sweet Gum and MaUeln
J W Woodsidk Stmr Louise Notice
There was no City Court this morn
in:
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day toot up 1.371 bales.
Beautliul yeather has followed the
immense rainfall of yesterday.
Fifteen new styles of the ever popu
lar "Melville" Hats have just arrived
at Dy Kit's f
After the performance to-night take
yobr lady to Corbin's Dining Parlors
for oysters. 5t
Remember the Zo Zo matinee to
morrow afternoon, and give the child
ren a treat.
There is an unmailable postal card
in the postoffice signed C. B. M.. and
with no address.
On and alter Thursday next, the 15th
inst., the steamer Txuise will leave for
Smilhville at 2 :30 p ra .
-
We have a largo lot of glass lor Hot
houses which we are offering low.
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
Mr. S. W. Corbett, who has been
quite sick for two months past, is again,
we are pleased to see, able to appear
abroad.
The streets were badly washed by
the rains of yesterday and some of the
crossings this morning were in bad
condition.
From all we have been able to learn
there was but very little damage done
to the rice crop and fields by yester
day's storm.
The -most economical coal scuttles
known are the galvanized iron ones.
They never rust. You will find them
at Jacobi's Ildw. Depot. t
The business boom- seems to have
reached us. One enterprising clothier
on Market street says that be sold an
immense amount ot goods last Satur
day.
The Spanish Schooner Nalividad,
which has been undergoing repairs for
several weeks at the Marine railway,
was successfully launched to-day.
The Orton House was opened for the
reception of guests to-day, although
not yet in complete running order. All
the' arrangements will be perfected in a
few days, probably by Monday next.
- Steamboatmen report that a two loot
rise in the Cape Fear overtook them at
Elizabethtown. so that they could come
along without delay or difficulty. There
will probably be quite a freshet after
tljie rain of yesterday.
The best ready mixed paint, can be
had at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. He has
it in all size cans, from half pints np. f
.Messrs. Cronly & Morris will offer
for sale to-morrow, at 12 o'clock, at the
Court House door, that very desirable
piece of property on the South side o
Market street, between becond and
Third, fully described in the advertising
columns of this issue.
The Wilmington Light Infantry held
quite a spirited meeting at their - Arm
ory last night at which one new mem
ber was added to the roll. The literary
society connected with the company is
proving beneficial and is growing in
interest with the members.
There was not much wind here yes
terday, but there were heavy gales all
around us. On the line of the Carolina
Central Railroad the storm was quite
destructive. Trees and telegraph poles
were blown across the the track, caus
ing considerable delay lo the trains,
although but little damage was done.
Notified.
Messrs. B. G Worth. Jas. II. Chad-
bourn. B. F. Hall. Roger Moore and
W. L. DeRosset. who were appointed
by the Mayor as commissioners to treat
wit"h the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley
Railroad relative to the terms upon
which that road 'will be extended to
this city, were officially notified yester
day of their appointment.
Vf hat make the breath so fragrant pure?
What makes the roer gums endure?
What makes the teeth so peaUy while?
Whu makes the mouth a dear delight?
'TU SOZODOKT. that previous boon
Which none cm use Uo late, tx soon.
It is NeyerToo Late.
to cleanse the teeth.-and render the
breath odoriferous with Fragrant SO
ZODONT. but it is best to use this won
derful Vegetable Elixir before the teeth
begin to fail, and the breath to lose its
reshness,
Spalding's." celebrated Glue, use
ul and true. t th s
WILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY. OCTOBER
The Magic Queen.
ZoZo, the Magic Queen," which
was played for the first time at the
Opera House last night, is the grandest
spectacular drama ever presented to a
Wilmington audience. ThcT scenery is
gorgeous beyond the power of our pen to
adequately describe. The play is a
sailor's story and is full and running
over with laughable improbabilities.
There is nothing in the plot to offend
the most fastidiously refined taste.
We had heard much of the mirthful
ness of the play and the splendor of its
scenic t fleets, but wo are free to confess
that all the reports were feeble when
compared by the actual presence to the
eye and car. The acting was excellent
and the vocal efforts good. Miss Grace
Woodbury, as Zo Zo, was every inch a
queen and ruled her subjects with right
l-u ner subjects with right
Miss Florence J Bind-
dL-thflUntrhin-nrncW
regal power.
ley, as Ilollyliock, ' the laughing prude1
wassupcrb, and when she appeared
between the third and fourth acts and
f;pri ihA9nrf;nnr.0 ,
" ovu.,
and exquisite Derformance on the mnsi-
oal trloocna c:k ,.rX t U u
w fo.ovo. ouu n.u liuuou uj
Storm Miss Tenia Hanlon as Iiliod-
,7,w; nf oc a
hprflftnoir.fr yn i ihn roi ,,ftr n(
a ... pwwij w.
mf)tinn. Miss Mnrin nonina
wDahlia, was the "innocent girl"
to Derleclion. and Mr. liGorp.
U. Adams, as Wasliimjion Knowall
kept the entire audience convulsed
witn laugnter. we mignt name
mftnv nthprs whnsp nolincr ?ns Vlpprv
. ! . , . c
ing of special mention, but want of
space forbids. We must not forget to
mention, however, the military display
of the Queen's Guards, which was one
of the most pleasing and attractive
eatures of the perlormance. The
grand transformation scene of the f ourth
act, which concluded the performance,
was beautiful and gorgeous. On
account of the inclemency of the
weather the house was not as well
filled as it otherwise would have been,
but it will undoubtedly be crowded to
its utmost capacity to-night. Let it be
understood that in this performance pro
priety and modesty go hand ra hand and
beauty and erace crown the scene.
TJin nnmn.nv urlll rr Trt a motinAn tn
..... 3
morrow afternoon at the usual hour
or. the accommodation of children and
others who cannot well attend at night.
A New Club.
A new social club has recently been
ormeu in me city wmca is ueu
iarmony circle anu IS CUUipoaeu
T rtr l . i 1
mmhm. r M-.vnl vnvm innnf llahinnr I
ellow citizens, ana tne loiiowmg om-
.
cers nave oeen eiecieu to servu ior iue
1 . Jl . C .1
ensuing year:
President Samuel Bear, Jr.
Vice President Leopold Brunhild.
Secretary H. H. Kasprowicz.
Treasurer L. Blumentbal.
Committee on Amusements S. II.
Fishblate, Isaac Bear, J. I. Macks.
Concordia Hall has been secured for
heir accommodation and they propose
to fit it up in a style that shall not be
excelled by any club room in the South
The arrangement at
Corbin's for
serving oysters is the
South.
nnoRt. in thfl
"'' " ..
It
Fatally turned.
An old colored woman named How
ard. living on Princess street, between
Eleventh and Twclttn, was sitting oy
tho hearth this morning smoking Her
nine, when her clothins: was ignited by
iuo uio iu vuw - -
at mo umo uuku "
.a il a 1 Vv w a vam c r-ko rri a Qrn n noiioi, 1
ed her neighbors to rusn to ner rescue,
colored, was the first to
x"" " o I
reach the scene and when he entered
the room he was so blinded by smoke
that he could see nothing. She, in
groping around the room in ber agony,
fell against tbeidoor and closed it, but
it was soon burst open and she was
draped out and water thrown upon
her until the fire was extinguished
She was fearfully burned and ber in.
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tunes must necessarily pruvu iaiaj,
I,., v. u t - lt hnnr
... ,7 ou u.,.o -r;
rnis aiternoon. one u"""u
.ngiirMro nfotrn I
J-.-' -c-.
Personal. I
. m -m- i I
Mr. .lo.spnn Kranic. general mauusu
,la r, r, ara a hp
of the Zo Zo Company, gave us me
pleasure of a visit this morning, anu
we found him a very clever and agreea
ble gentleman.
t We regret to learn that Mr. Charles
E. Willson. manager of the Opera
House, is quite sick with fevers.
Mr. J. H. Mehrckens, formerly o
this city, but residing in Kinsion, Le
noir county, arrived here on last night's
train. -: . . ' ' ' "
. ' ' . . " " .
.The front crate kiss have given place
to the seaside osculation, it makes a
very pretty trimming lor small talk.
..... .
vr-., . . -
Prosperous, v s
The Independent Order of Racha
bites in this city is in a flourishing
condition there being nearly 100 mem
bers in the two Tents. The attendance
is good, and a deep seated and earnest
interest in the cause of sobriety is man
ifest apiong them. The iife insurance
feature which ha3 recently been started
in the order is growing in popularity
and is being made productive of bene fi
cient results.
Lookout for Fires.
The advent of coid weather eyery
Fall is, lor some reason, attended by an
Jincieato of fires. 1 Housekeepers, jam
tors and others should now see that all
heating apparatus is in good order, so
that when the fire3 have to be lighted
thcy .may endanger PPerty. It is
J : ' b K -v-
a mi3tako to suppose that the house
flueS which Were 80Ucd enoU8h wIieD
.1.1!!1r? fut.ont May; ;
4uaiI-y oyj uv.us wcu m
Summer. The dampness to which
, . , ,
luey are xseu oumraer nas uone
H- OilUlini; WOrK Upon tnCUl. IOOUSU
I r.4!: l .1 it t
t - -
tncy "ave not been neated artificially
au inuisnu5ioiu cunuiiion oi feiiiety
against Autumn fires caused by the
-
proverbial "defective flue," especially
, . . . ,
m cneapiy DUia nouses, is 10 overhaul
WUV! ojwioiua ua wiciunj o
possible at mo beginning ot every if all.
Beware of Parties
that hold out tempting baitH. Honest
goods and low prices are the only ic
, rr :
ducements necessary. If more is re
quired the patron must pay for the ex
tras pro rata, as hundreds of our pat
rons have, and who can truly testify
that such are facts. We have saved
n.. .u
vli-. lucwuicio mauj uuiiaia wucu uicy
have takon th& Limn . And trniihle to
compare our goods and prices with
scheming competitors. This is the
only true and reliable test.
We Will
cheerfully send goods to your residence
letting you be the judge. We have a
standing offer to donate $100 to any
charitable institution in this city, if
6100 worth of goods selected from our
large stock, viz: clothing for men, boys!
and children, gents' furnishing goods,
I A ryc fJ U 1
t , . .
15 per cent, less than the -identical
goods, of as good value, can be had
elsewhere; in many cases we would be
safe in saying 25 per cent.
It is verv cratifvinfr tn ns tn tnnw
that onp ha innrpJlHPr1 .wllfth
mMbQ.nwtI,.t nniwil.at.mi!nffii,,
I difyp.rp.nt snhpmea nd npw rnmnpl?Hnn
I W AM V W HW WWUVWVS WW A blX UUVrf AAMVWW0
fi,nreferrin(r r r .
I O " - C5 -.-w. v-
trade where goods can be had for the
least money, and whoever offers other
muuwiucuia mm wen gwuj, juu wiu
find that the purchaser is taxed either
directly or indirectly to support these
c,.,,.,,., fi; niA t?kui
schemes. bintiER, the Old Keliable
Clothier, 114 Market st., sign of the
Golden Arm - f
r.tr F rnttnra
xuisfc ui xunivia
A list nf nnplaimod letters remaining
iist 01 anciaimcu leirors remaining
at the Post Office in this City on Wed-
nesday, October 14, 188j:
A Heirs of C;csar Alexander! A F
I A nam
w
"'.r-V,.. . ti . . .
15 jMiza nemeu, Aaoa cults, j ii
Bass, Pheby
Harriet Brown
Benson, J W
CW H Gain. Geo Cuchner, Daisy
nVnnrt hon Dirk-
G L B Gibson, B E Green, Melissa
Gakweci. Chas Gause.
H Francis Hinton, David Haravity.
Phnroh Ptno Honrv II Hall Minrlw
.
Houston, M C llagar, W J Herring, F
m Hilburn.
J Willie Johnson.
ir rt 1 trtt T it YT i t
iv nauu v jveiioy, o as v xvnowies
Rich'd Key. Sol King.
I Chas Loner, Alex Leadly. Mary
Low.
Mattie McNeal. Sam Mclntyre, Th03 I
Moore, reter Mclntyre.
ew'l,H?" "cmnwii,, I
vj jnounnaa. I
P K W Payne, Charlotte Pleasant, I
o Morm n.,:0 1
Q Maria Quince.
K Sandy Iioberson .
S W E Sink, Capt Wra Shattuck.
S C Snio.v. F H Snott. Wm Salmcin.
Fannie Southerland. Amlrew Steward,
Jasper Slater. '
m ti i- 1 .i mi. 1
jl CjlfJy iUUUSCl, AUlUUUy 1UUIUU-
son, 11 b Thompson, b lu Wnite, 1 L, I
White. J
I'orcAn a ro liinrr t f" 1 nf lora in t ha o rrTro I
n. . . . . . I
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list will nWp mv "adpprtisod " lt-
asi win pieasesay aaveruseu. jet
ters will be sent to Dead Letter Office I
alter JO tlays.
Ed. R. Brink, P. M.
JACOIil's Hdw. Depot is the place to
hiivi5tvp if vntrwnnttovomonpvt
ouy a siove, ll yon wani 10 save moneyy j
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THE GB)EEN HO 0 ox!,
Northwest Corner of Second and Princess SLs.
T HAVE JUS r OPENED THE ABOVE
A named ii oase.iiave onnana tne e
flrt CIaas ltKST AIIRANX at the same nlace I
in a feVdaraT " "T-r. ; '
ruT t f m i. it. iciiiiiir.n. iirninrrir
Berry, Willis Bea3ley I money to be paiu m casii, balance in three - vuB.yB, u iuiuBUjiy, vcu em,
. Adeline Boyd. II J ffiOTT-, " ? SS " "S." r?Jon the occasion of .he oninir of he new
liarKer, AjrUiiiora iiell. I elve notes for deferred mvmcnta diawinur in. I . " ? -
WxT-
h V..
13 r 1885; itf 239
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FJotice.
QN AND AFTEE THUJ1S-
DAY. the 15th Inst ! the Ptmr ke&SyZ
LOUISE 'will leave Wllmlnirton for Emlth
Tille st 2.30 p. m., dally, (Sundajs exespted)
unui lurtner notice,
oct 13 It J. W. WOODSIDE, Master
HOUSE.
FOR TIIKEE NIGHTS !
MONDAY, TUESDAY & . WEDNES
DAY, Oct. 13, 13 and 11.
Wednesday Matinee !
Th3 Great Spestacular Drama,
f
THE MAGIC 2UEEN !
prc aa'tiV beautiful Sii
griU1(i. two oar loads of
J?"
A dream of fairy lantl realized. A play as
astonishing as 'tis
OF MAGSIFICEBT
mes and Beau
ffiaf.Aprifftttatta
Tiie world's Greatest rattomlmist and
Comedian.
-Erj tjt w -r- a -tv vr-tr
j.- .xvxs?
I c. i .j v ... it. . i , 1 - i .
I ouiMwni;u uy iw awuuwieuseu mucuq ui
American fetaKe iteauties, AUci&lne Chcric,
and a full Dramatic and Comedy Company
,ur, -;L-"
seats on sa e Saturday at Ilclnsbcrgcrs
. oct85t ttarcopy
I T m HIT r.
my 10-lVlOrrOW S Oteamer,
Flaming Tokay Grapes.
(Something extra nice and never before
offered in this market.)
KA -BASKET DIFFERENT
UU VAEIETIES OF GBAFE3.
Another invoice ol those Extra FIn$ Malagas.
iri CRATES OF THOSE FINE VIRGINIA
1U
pears by rati. Large invoice aspinwall
kanakas, we aim to give our customers
cJ10lce Fruit at low PliCCS
Oct 12 tf E. J. MOORE & CO.
Fvri f5Vf
dVwijf UMj
T?RESH NEW RIVER OYSTERS
on hand every day this month.
The celebrated WINBERUYO YSTERS. Hard
to beat and best Oysters In the world.
GEO, F. HEUKERT,
icpt 30 lm nac Star Saloon. ,
H0RNE OYSTERS!
) . i ;
JT MECHANIC'S SALOON,
from Oct. lst, to end of season.
Best Beer In city. Fine Whiskey. Best 6c.
Cigar. Oysters tcrved up stairs.
Bept 33 J. M. MCGOWAV.
M. CRONLY, Auctr.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
Sale for Partition.
B
Y VIRTUE AND TN PTTRSTT ANHTl HIT A
county, m a certain ex parte special proceed-
mSrfe
and others are the petitioners, 1 as Commis-
sloner under said decree, will offer forealcto
th hiirhnst iidifir. at thn ennrt haha
I1" too city of wiiminflrtoii. at 12 o'clock, on.
lot of land tituate in said city, beginning in
tnc weit nne 01 a private alley, which .opens
1 in 10 oouin siuc or .aiarKCt street oetween ec-
I ond and Third streets, at a point 1'JS feet South
I Irom intersection ci saia nne 01 saia alley
wIth Market street, and runnlnsr thence South
with said line of said alley 17 feet, thence West
thence North parallel with Second street 17
I f?et .5d. tlic?c.e a8t luirallel with Market
I . - - I'. """"""fi
cirPKt ' K twl 1 nr rtna tn inirlnnlnir uiino a
partoii.oto.4 miiiocK iw.
1 xcrms or eaio unc-iourth of the purchase
terest from day of sale at rate of eight per
BCpt 22-4t 12, 2J, oct , 13
Com'r
M. CKONLY, Auct'r.
BY CRONLY & MOKR12.
Sale for Partition.
B
Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIIE
BUDCricr Court of New Hanover countv.' In a
cause tnere penaing ueioremc uicrs, uetween
James C. Munda and wife E.Iza IL Munds,
lfnn . ty..4' Wn T llInann. T I 1
cause tnere pending uciore tnc Gicrfc, between
Maty C. Lord, Wm. L DeRosset. Jr.. and
lotners, piamuus, anu je rcuencK j. ixrd. Ar
ers. defendants. I aa Lommlsslonrr nnrlpr tuitil
decree, will offer for sale to the hi chest bid
der, at the Court House door in the eitof
14th day of October, IhSo, all that lot ot land
situate in said city, beginning In the South
line of Market street. 0 lect East from its In
tersectlon with Eastern line of Second street,
and running thence East with Market street
w" 8.!rcel
bo feet ta a brick wall, thence west with fii,i
wall 2 feet, thence south with said wlir
87 feet and 8 inches to a brick hnll.linfr .1
.H.h .k.M ; K. .ul " i.. .
feet, thence South with tbe Kastcrn lln of
tald bniWlng 2:1 feet aid Inches, thence West
Willi llln ULl Llll'rll iillK OF frJLlll I All I 14 1 1 ft IT TPPI
. . ... . . "-mr n
anil iaCnes to a wan. uitnce south wltheald
a11 and tnc West line of another brick bulld-
i og5jfeot and u inches to a fctonewaiL thence
West with said stone wall 45 feet, and thence
1 m svr n nil. 1 1 1 1 r wmmam. .. . . 1 1.' . . . .
eglnnlnz. belorpart of Lots Kos. 1. 2 and 3
m Block 153. Said lot wdl t c divided by a
straight Dne zuntlns from North to Sonth.
and sold In two separate parcels; the We lot
or parcel having a front of 23 feet oa Market
.lSbaek the same width VJi,
and the East lot hating a front of 25 feet on
aiaraet ana running vjs icet, being 22 feet
wide on Its back line.
Plat of said lot can be seen at office of Cronlr I
& Morris.
Terms of Sale One-fourth . of. nurchase
money to be caid In each, balance In mree
equal Instalments In 4. 8 and 12 months rcspec-
Wus?oim
day of sale at nte of eizht txr cent. I
. - a. . DOSSET. --'
xeui u 1 1. .2 .i nri ti. n i"rtm' .in
!
fxca czx Irisda ca aaj tx3 all Jttcia ;
TtM nxtaa cl itte .wxliar mnst alwayajba. .
Bisted to ttte Bdoiw--Vv ;..;.w,
OomTnnnlcatloag matt b wrltua t e
oaealdeol the' paper. ', p ' :? ":.
': PgrgQTiaTltifni must be avoided ; S ,
'.' Axd it ia eepedany aad parUccixrlycsd
stood that the Editor does sot always tndcj
th views ol correapoadeats calaaa to tuti
In the editorial colasxaa. . . - -
NEW ADVEKI8EMENTS.'
T HAVE A FINE STOCK OF MILLINERY-
GO JDS which will be oiemd to-morrow.
Thursday, 6ct8th.
Hoic the Ladies will give ma a call before
purchasing. . ' ' j .
" KCi. KATE C WINES,
119 N. Second Street, near Postoffico -oct7
ly ,
mm.
rtUllS DEPART ilENT IS NOW SCOCKED
J
with an immense lino of seasonable goods, "
au j complete ia every detll. Our rcpatation
In thU class ot goods Is'sailiclont gukrjntce
Jthat we show the richest assortment at lower
pi ices than any goods advertised. The aseoi
mcnt of novcltiej In rich material, for making"
and trimming hats, is more vailed and larger
than all the stcckg In the city combined
With our uacquallcd facilitic? for handling"
quantities, enable us to make prices always
under all competition, at , ,
Taylor's Bazaar.
AN IMMENSE LINE
DRESS TRIMMINGS AXD LATEST
Noveltloa, Beedad raasamenterle.ranglrgln
prices froM 20o vr yard and unwars. Obi
epeelalMot Chenille Fringes, -heavy and lino
quituty. oniy ocper yara. ucavy ana wide
beeded Fringe, G3c per yard. Worsted Fringe
In all colors for Ureaa Trlmmlnes. from 13c
per yard tip. Cloak Clasp3, Worsted Braid,
and thousands of other articles too numerous
to mention. A call will convince you of the
same at
Taylor's Bazaar,
118 MAHKET ST. :
oct 3 "' ": ;.,
Fall & Winter
. i . . .
o p e w i no
-OF
-AND-
FanCvGGOdS,
-AT THE-
KT ew Store
Opposite the Market.
-o-
MISS E. KAKRER,
1TILL BE PLEASED TO SEE IIEE
v f
I S. II the weather Is favorable tie atore
will be open both thla evening" and to-morrow
evenlae until 3 o'clock.
Wilmington, ft. G., Oct. 7, 1SS5.
cct 7 , .
School Books
and School Supplies,
-r-ipv nrvr-Tr ' iwr
UMi""i,lK.
.
SrONGE, PBNIIOLDEKS,
SLATES, CRAYONS.
BOOK BAG 3 aa'd 8TBAP3,
COPY BOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS, Ac.
We will make it to your advantage to buy
??' e buy for cash and can affordtoscll
0ct 12 ' U mrARSV
v liaiarketCt.
In Stock,
JLANK BOOKS, '. . . v
Foolscap andXetter Paper,
Letter and Kote Snvcloijcr ,
Ink, Mucilage, .
InkStands,
Spoege Cnps, -
rcn zmcks, .
Paper Weight,
. Letter Clips, '
, letter Filca,
Prayer Book s, -Bibles,
Albnmf .
j wM act
Pf a
aiu XiUAEa, AT
Tt lIEINSBERGER'tf
Live Book and Music Store.
uetl2
IfVf pi more monev thAn t nwMn.
.ZZ. rl. Jar.in an sency tot the best
.nT. cei irrandiy.
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