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4 00. Six months, $2.00. ..Tfcre
js 1 1 oo; One month, 35 cents.
ff0D ' win be delivered by carriers free
1516 P p iin any part of the city, at the above
rfCbrl'occnU per week. - .
M-rfnir rates low and liberal,
irsvicrira will report any and all fall
to receive their pair regularly. . .
'cT T7 aI"'y tlcvina &c largest
Jfule ctrcitlUion, of any.. newspaper
vTYork City is to spend S.1,000
for
water lines to De D;aceu in us parts.
- ' . -
..rihertv Enlightening
the World"
trsnts f 10.000 more for chains and an
ions to keep her steadfast."- ; : '
jay Gould's" family have an income
fi 1.400,000 a year from their invest-
-.t' in Missouri . PaciDo , Railroad
itock. ' -.- 7:';-:
lie Archbishop of Canterbury has
town up special prayers for use in his
diocese with reference to the approach
jo, eueral election in England.
.
It is proposed to strikeout the words
Milium Reipublicse Massaehusetten
j'3n from the seal of that State and sab-
...-t - f 1 f 4 U a v K
'tate 1 Ce ijt-Ul l'l U1U V'JUJUIUUWCBIIU
cf Massachusetts." . . . -
Thirty counties in Kansas have nonn
ested Prohibition tickets, and it is ex
pected that at least an equal number .of
Prohibition tickets win oe cuosen in
additional counties. ' .
The Harvard College annex, so-call
ed, opened its seventh year on Monday
with sixty-five young women enrolled.
It now, for the first time, has a house
ofit3own, and its endowment amounts
to $53,000. . '
The New York Gubernational cam-
naizu brings on a renewal of silly at
tention to matters that have nothing to
do with the issues. The war record of
Governor Hill's brothers i one of the
outside points which has caused dis
cussion. . - ,
Senator Ruser, who prolonged tho
Senatorial fight in Illinois last Winter
by bis refusal to vote for Logan, in
which be persisted until the last minute.
reyives the memory of thxi contest by
threatening to - expose ; the bribery
there practiced. He says be was offer
ed f35 000 for his vote at one time, and
.$10,000 to stay away from the final
balloting. " : - f :
A dispatch from Montreal says that it
a slated there that the vacancy in the
College of Cardinals created by the4
death of Cardinal McCloskey : will be
filled by Archbishop Taschereau, of
Quebec. When one of the . Canadian
bishops went to Rome some time ago
ia connection with the matter of the
division of the diocese Three Rivers
Cardinal Simeoni pledged him his word
that in case of a vacancy occurring in
the college he would' use all , possible
means to have it filled by Archbishop
Taschereau. "'
There i3 trouble ahead for Rev. Dr.
uny. who has been recently nomi
nated as Minister to Spain. He is bit
terly opposed by the Roman. Catholics
of Richmond. A special from that city
to the New York Herald says :
' The Catholio Visitor, of this city, the
organ ot the Catholics of Virginia, in
its issue of to-day violently opposes the
appointment of J . L. M. Curry, or this
city, as Minister to Spain, and asks the
Spanish government not to receive him
because oi his bitter denunciation of the
Roman Catholic Church in an address
delivered before a Baptist Convention
held hro in May, 1876. in which he
said that "Romanism was worse than
Paganism. " A report of this address
las been extensively published and the
Catholics are much incensed at the
thought of being represented by a man
wnoni they claim to be a bigot.
A thrilling talo is reported Irom Tor
onto, Ont. A special from that place
dated last Saturday, says : - -
Tntveninfr. while tho wife of Jean
aptsje Romilly, a farmer; residing
near th vilinp St. Vincent de
ten miles from here, accom
panied bv her two-vear old child was
ieeliD2 her fowls, a larae bald headed
e2le swooped down and bore the little
one off in its t&lnna. The child scream-
fd from (right and held ont its hands to
ks mother for assistance, but the was
Powerless to rescue it.
ihe neishbors turned out with shot-
pins, but the only effect of their firing
3 to accelerate the eagle's flight. The
bird alighted on top of a barn a mile
ay. and was seen to make several
frokes at .the child's head with its
beak. The neighbors had cot nrettv
close by this time, and succeeded in
JZhteoing the eagle away. The child's
dj was recovered, but life .was ex
tinct, a hole having been made in iU
'call and a portion of the brain de vour
1,1 by the bird.-
Charles D. Fredericks. 7T0 Broadway,
Y., the celebrated photographer,
tiys that Allcock's Porous Plasters
bate been used by himself and family
er twenty years. He- found them
Wonderfully efficacious in coughs, colds.
&d pain in the back and side: Applied
0 we pit of the stomach they quickly
Jjred him of indigestion and dyspepsia.
e also found them admirable liver
ulatois when applied on the right
tide
d&wv
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VOL. IX.
An effort fs soon to be made to in
duce the State .Department to take
some action in the matter of. the con
sul general at Paris. This is one of
the most sought ot the : consulates, and
there are said to be four hundred appli
cants upon file for it. v '
LOCAL NEWS.
1IDEX TO lW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' r
. C Vf rxTES School Books
Heihsbkrqek The Baua Piano " -K
M McIntire Dry Uoods, Ac
IIdmphrbi A SEEDrN Oyetera
P.J Moost Co Selected Fruit
r C MlLLEK Sweet Gum and Ma'lcln
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day loot up 1,560 bales. .
Ger. barque Eintrachl,. Musewick.
hence, arrived at Iondon Oct. 17th.
Swed.c barque Maty, Olsen,'
Hamburg for this port, passed
haven Oct. Hth. "
from
Cux-
The Cape Fear Baptist Association
will meet at Bogae, Columbus county,
to mprrow.
There have been many prophecies oi
late of rain, but none of them have been
fulfilled. It is needed here. . ' i
When you think that you need a new
hat, you will be. reminded that the
"Melville" is the best, and it is sold by
Dter. " f
Rev. Dr. Pritchard will preach at the
Baptist Chapel, corner of Fifth and
Wooster streets, to-night at balfpast 7
o'clock. .
The neat , store . and office building
being erected by Mr. Sol Bear, on
Princess street near Front is rapidly
approaching completion.
The most economical coal scuttles
known are the galvanized iron ones.
They never rust. You will find them
at Jaoobi's Hdw. Depot. t
Nor barque Hildur. Gundersen,
cleared to-day for London with 500
casks spirits tnrpentine and 1.865 bar
rels rosin, valued at $10,333, shipped
by Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co.
We hear it stated that the Winter
schedule of the Atlantic Coast Line
railways will go into efiect on Sunday
next. This will place one more train
onbottahe W. & W. and W. C. A-,
roads.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, loca
rains, generally cooler weather and va
riable winds, shifting to Northwesterly.
Personal. .
Mr. Win. A. French left on Sunday
nkht's train for Boston and other
Northern cities.
- Mr. C. C. Woodcock, of Pender
county, was in the city to-day and gave
us the pasure ot a call.
Mr. John H.Clark, of Clarkton, one
of the substantial men of Bladen coun
ty, was in the city to-day."
Wo rezret to learn Chat Mr. S. A.
Craig, of the firm of Craig & Thomas,
fsverv sick at hii residence on Sixth
street, between Orange' and Ann.
We had the pleasure tnis morning
of making tho acquaintance of Mr. R.
T- Burton, chief clerk at tbeOrton. and
found him a very pleasant and courte
ous gentleman. He has been for the
last eichteen months clerk at the Yar-
borough Houso, Raleigh, - and left that
Dosilion to accept that which be now
occupies. .
The best ready - inxed paint can be
had at Jacom's Hdw. Depot. He has
it in all size cans, from half pints up.
Easy Way to Test It.
People are "waking up and it is time
they did. Each and every house claims
to sell the cheapest.- Now how. to test
it to your full satisfaction is very easy
and reauires but little time. We will
cheerfully send clothing for men, boys
and children to vour own homes for
comparison with those from elsewhese.
and you can judge side by side. That
is the only true test, and whenever we
w
have such com petition,' Siieieu gets the
sale. But we will not tolerate num-
buggingr lottery or gift schemes of any
kind, but guarantee to give at all times
more and better value for your money
. WOT t
than can be had elsewhere, we win
cheerfully relund your money if goods
are not found satisfactory. No one
can ask more. Shriek, the Old Reli
able Clothier, I U Market si., sign of
the Golden Arm. t
For the best nnlaundried white shirt
in the city, call at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory; only 75c J. Exsbacii, Prop.,
No. 27 Market st. i tf
The truth in niasquerado" is By-
rnn'a tirm for . a lie. But- it is th
mh and no masnuerade. that .Dr.i
Rnliv Conh S snip cures coughs and
colds, and so prevents worse evils, that
may end ia death. cure bo speeay.
u - A v V t-
WILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.
' Pender Items.
We have received the following- from
an esteemed correspondent and sub
scriber at Burgaw, Pender cdbntj: '
Mr. Editok: Our little to wn is very
healthy now; which is fortunate, as our
people have but little money with
which to pay doctore bills. We are
frequently having additions to our pop
ulation, but the strangers are all so
small in stature that it takes but little
to feed them, although they demand a
good deal of attention. All our people
are busy. The farmers are bringing in
their crops, which are abundant in this'
section. Our women are all most ami
able In their dispositions and seldom
quarrel except - aboat their chickens,
although some ot the younger - ones
make a fuss about their sweethearts.
A party ot our townsmen went hunting
a few days since and caught a fox and
Mr. J. T. Collins killed a fine three
pronged buck. Mr. Collins is a gsod
shot, having on a former occasion kill
ed two deer out of three which were
runout to him.
! , City Court.
Mayor Bear had quite a full docket
or his consideration this morning:
Martha Wescott, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct, was required
to pay a fine of $5 or go below five
days.
P. Murphy, a stranger, was drunk
and disorderly. He was extremely
anxious to leave the city at once, but
as he was discharged for the same
offense yesterday, only to renew the
drunk, he was sent below for 24 hours.
Solomon Stevenson, colored, for dis
orderly conduct, was required to pay a
fine of $5 or go below four days.
Alfred Hill, colored, charged with
larceny, was discharged.
Henry Faison, colored, was sent be
low until ho, could be examined by a
physician. This is the case which was
picked np in the street a few days ago,
very sick, and subsequently sent to the
hospital, from which be wandered
away and was again arrested last night.
He i3 evidently, demented and can give
no acccount of himself further than his
name, and that he came from Wayne
county.
The Pender Kobbery.
la our issue of the 12th inst. we
chronicled the tact of the robbery of Mr
Aaron Lewis, in Pender county, in
which there were several important
errors, occasioned by the misinforma
tion of our correspondent. The fact of
the robbery remains as stated, but there
were only three persons engaged, in
stead of four, and they were white men
disgnised by blacking their hands and
faces. This was demonstrated by the
fact that every article which they touch
ed left the imprint of blacking. The
robbers upon the same night stole a
horse and baggy from J. B. Croom,
Esq., which they drove down the "Ne
gro Head" road to near this city, where
the team was left and two of the rob
bers were seen to cross the bridge . At
the railroad at an early hour the next
morning. That these were the robbers
of Mr. Lewis is pretty well proven
from the fact that a number of turpen
tine bills with Mr. Lewis' name upon
them were found in the buggy. Suspi
cion points to two men who have not
been seen in the county since the rob
bery, and another who yet remains in
the county, as being the guilty parties,
and every measure will be taken to so
cure them, establish their guilt and
punish them.
Opera House. .
Gilbert and Sullivan's Japanese
Comic Opera -'The Mikado." (pro
nounced Mi-A"aA-do, with the accent on
the penult) was presented at the Opera
House last night by the Bijou Opera
Troupe, whose performances here last
season won for them deservedly high
praiso. Their efforts last night were
witnessed by a large, cultivated and
appreciative audience whose unani
mous verdict was that the troupe had
fully maintained the prestige obtained
last year. The company is small. So
much the better as it gives the listener
on opportunity to more accurately
judge the merits of each performance
as well as ot the performance .as a
whole. The plot is intended as a satire
on the fullers of English life and words
and music are very happily wedded,
and by this troupe the ideas of the poet
and composer are finely and faithfully
rendered. The company never appear
ed to better advantage, the costumes
which were Oriental in style, were rich
and beautiful, and the entire perform
m. ''
ance was given witn spirit, precision
and style that was delightful to every
one present-' Mikado will bo repeated
to night and there is every indication
that there will be a crowded houso to
greet and encourage this V truly good
musicianly and deserving company, v
Jacobi's Ildw. Depot is the place to
buy a stove, if you want to save money f
JiE YIEW,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
:o-:ihl
- - ' - . - . - - ---- i
. ' " ' .- ' Jt . - - I f - : - . i
3Dress"G-bods! :
Silks and Velvets, - - - - Furniture Covering.
: CORNICE, POLES,
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES,
CARPETS, MATTINGS, &c.
C5 New JefBeys, Fall
oct 20
. List of Letters
Remaining in the City Postoffice,
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1885:
A Lizzie Adams, Snsan Arrineton.
B Carrie Brown, L D Brown, Wash
Brad ham. Elcy Boney, Henry Biddle.
R J Barclay, Mamie P Black, T H
Bobbins, Andrew Blair, F P Bauslef,
(2).
C Jacob Campbell, Willis Cham
berlain, care R N Hines.
D L Drayton, Mary Deans. .
E Judy Edwards. ,
F Mary Frankliu. .
G Fanny Gary.
H W M ri Harriss, VVm Harrison,
Laura Hawkins, Wm Hunnington,
Margarelte Holmes, Sarah D Hill. '
J V Jordan, David Johnson, (2),
Annie Jones, Elijah Jones. , .
K 'Lily -King. . j
L Dan Lenzay, Maggie Launrie,
(2). . . - !
MBettie Murphy,1 Jos Manly Jos
McNeil, Lucy Miles, M M Merritt, (2),
J no McCray.
N Laura Nixon.
P Paul & Moring.
R -Miss Risera, Sarah Roberdson,
S R A Southerland, W Scott, T E
Supo. Mary Scales..
T Robt Trask, Orrin T Thomas,
Shafford Taylor, N Tarobog. 1
W Ed T White, (2) Ira C White
head, Edw'd Williams.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised." Let
ters will bo sent to Dead Letter Office
at Washingington, D. C, if not called
for within thirty days.
, i Ed. R. Brink, P, M.
Wilmingtoni New Hanover Co., N. C.
;
We have a largo lot of glass for Hot
houses which we are offering low.
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. . t
THE MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows :
- CLOSE.
Northern through malls, fast........ 7.45 P. M.
Northern through and way malls.... 8.30 A. M.
Ralelsrh... 6.15 P. M. and 8.30 A. M.
Malls for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom Includ
ing A. & X. C. Railroad at
7.30 P. M. and 8.30 A. M
Southern Malls for all points South.
dally ........8.00 P. M,
Western malls f C. G. Railway) dally.
(except Sunday) fcl5P. M.
All Dolnta between Hamlet and Ral- r
elsrb... 6.15 P. M.
Mall for Chcraw and Darllnston Rail
road..... ' 8.00 P. M.
Malls for points between Florence
and Charleston..... 8.00 P. M.
VavAttAvlllA and nftlnc& on Cane Fear
River. Tuesdays and Fridays...... 1.00 P. M,
Favcttevllle.vla C C Railroad, dally.
except Sundays ,....,.,.6.15 P. M.
Onslnw C. II. and Intermediate offi
ces. Tuesdays and Fridays. .6.00 A. M.
Smlthvllle mails, by steamboat, dally '
(except. Sundays)...; ,.8.30 A. M.
Malls for Easy 11111, Town Creek,
Shallotte and Little River. Tues
days and Fridays.... 2.00 P. M.
Wrlehtayille. dally 8.30 A. M.
OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way malls.... 7.30 A. M.
Southern Malls 9.30 A. M .
Carolina Central Railroad.... 8.45 A. M.
Malls collected from street boxes In business
portion of city at 5 A. M..11.W a.m. ana 0.30
P. M. and from other points of the city at 5
P. M and 5A.ii. . - .
Stamp Office open from 7.30 A. M. to 6 P. M.,
Money order ana register neparuneni open
from 8A.M to 5P.M.. continuously.
General delivery open from 7 A. M. to 6 P.M.
and on Sundays from 80 to9.30 A. M. .
Carrier delivery open en Sunday from 8.30
to 90 A. M.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OYSTERS !
TTTJlirilRKY A SNEEDEN wm
MO
ll receive dally fresh New River
Oys ersdurlns tne season, and will -
deliver them in any part of the city In any
quantity wanted. Also, Fish and Oyttbrs snt
u. u. u.
OCt 2
Stand head of Front Street Market
WE AEE TAKING
ADVANTAQK OF THE
FINEST FRUIT
crop In years, and are giylng our customers
the benefit of
Choice Selected Fruit
at low prices. Th's week's steamer brings ua
an. unusually attractive line of all sorts of
choice fruit. We can't enumerate. Call and
see for yourself.
oct 20 tf
E. J. MOORE & CO.
Tocal Class.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN A VO
CAL CLASS of 43 lessons or four sessions
of 12 lessons each, providing sufficient enconr
asrement la riven Tuition for tbe cjunets!
1 late ana place of commencement ana otoerj
Erucuurd -mvi be given upon application at
svxjcw Office, or at my residence, 713 Mul
berry street.
OCt JB3t . . ..' U. U. rOSXEU.
1885.
NO. 245
1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
weights.
R. TJJ.
St .J ames9 Church,
rjIIE ANNUAL BENTING OF PKWS IN
St. James' Church, under control of the ' Vest
ry, Including the new seats In Transccpt and
Gallery, will take place by auction, at 12 o'clk,
on Wednesday, 21st Inst., at the Chur; h.
oct 19 2trac ; ;
: Puree 1 1 House,
. WILMINGTON, N. C.
rjlUOROUGHLY RENOVATED
' First cTaa accommodations.
Rates reasonable.
cctlD 3m 1
The Baus; Piano.
J03EVVOOD. 7 1-3 OCTAVES Orchestral
Upright Grand. Beautiful la Design, Elegant
In Fialsh, Marvelous in Power, Brilliant In
Tone, Exqulsltcjln Touch, Solid In Construc
tion, Unequaled in Durability. Our Motto ;
"Excelsior I" , -::
The BAUS PIANOS are unquestionably the
best new maie., -
For ease at I
HEINSBERGER'S, -oct
19 : - Live Book and Music Stores.
AFRESH ARRIVAL!
XXTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED-A FRESH
lotof Jelly, in Buckets, and Oat Meal.. .
Remember, we keep Virginia Water Ground
Meal, and a selected' stock of Groceries
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Clgara, Ac.
Orders for Fresh and Salt Flah , Oysters, &c
solicited. -
CRAIG & THOMAS,
No 113, South Front St.,
Opposite New Market
oct 19
Mortgage Sale.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED, BY VIRTUE OF the
JL
powers in a mortgage deed made to him by
David G. Lewis, the 1st January, 1S81, and re
corded in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Brunswick county, the 8th January. 18S1.
in Book Z. on pages 360, 261 and 262, and to
satisfy the conditions of said mortgage deed,
villi expose to public said, to tho highest bid
der, at the Court House door, in the town of
Smlthvllle. Brunswick county, at 12 o'clock.
M., on the 4th November, 1885, the let of
land and tenements thereon, described In said
mortgage, lvuog in the county of Biunswick,
on the Northwest side of Allen's Creek, con
taining 543 acres, more or less, for a more par
ticular description - of 1 which refeiencc - is
made to said mortgage deed. Terms cash.
C. W. McCLAMMY.
oct 2 20t . . Mortgagee'!
TTAVING MET WITH GREAT 8TJCCES3
XjL In selling a fine line of LAMPS daring
the last two seasons,, we are now offering a
handsomer line than usual and invite pur
chasers attention to them. Prices Very Lew.
OCt 12 GILES & MURC111SOK.
Housekeepers, Slwmltoatmea k Bail Eoad Men
, ; ATTENTION !
"I ALL AT THE
DRUG STORE OF JAS
D. NUTT and sec what "VI F" will ilo.
Trice to housekeepers 10c.
oct 11
Eock Spring Hotel.
MY FRIENDS IN THIS CITY AND SEC
tlon are respectfully notified that I have
this day opened the Rock Spring Hotel, foot
of Chestnut street, wrere I promise them
when they come to see me comfortable beds.
aigoodTtable and prompt attendance, at low
rates, will be pleased to see them all.
Respectfully, "
MRS. JOHN SMITH,
oct 11m Lately of Baraw.
Geo. W. Price, Jr.,
AUCTIWEIE it COSMISSIOS HEECflASL
Office and Salcs Room, 215 Market St.,
. . Wllalngton, N.-C.
"Attention will be given the sale of Goods,
Wares,' Merchandise, Ac, on Consignment,
and a General Commission Business. STOICT
attention to business and QUICK returns of
salesl . . , - . -julylO
Cold Weather isHerc !
'TILL THERE HAS BEEN NO ADVANCE
In the pries of Wood at the New Wood Yard
Of ILK.'-LLOYD & Co., at foot of New Market.
'Leave order and have wood deliyertd
promptly to any iart of the cltyv '
OCt9 K. E. LLOYD & CO.
I
'.T7tnt3g::i 13 czz'iizz.'.:-':.:'
fxca'czifclniactiy tzl tU : .j
Ksserallatarcsifcct r" '
. ; Tha name ofthe writer cast always ba
alsiaatatiio Editor. : ? . " ;
CnTnrfnlcttlona past bs rxltUa ca ca
one side ot tho paper.
PferaonaHttesmcstbe avoided;
And It la especially and particularly end -'
stood that the Editor docs " net always tsdci "
the views of correspondents calces so ttatr
in the editorial columnar
NEW ; ADVERISE2IENTS.
AtHorae.;
J WojlLD ANNOUNCE TO UY- LADY
friends and cthcri that I am now pleasantly
and comfortably located la my new quarters
on SOUTH -FRONT STRE&T, opposite the
NEW MARKET In the YOLLER&r-BUILD-'
ISG, and have ampleroom for the display of
my large Stock of MILLINERY AND ANCY
GOODS, it always glycs us much pleasure
to show our gotfds
RC8icctfully, . . . v 7,
MISS E. KARRER.
Vollers' Building, oppoello" New Market.
: OCt 15 - - ' ,
J HAVE A FINE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS which will be opened to-morrow, .
Thursday, Oct. 8th.
Hoie tho Ladles will give ma a call before
purchasing. ' -
MIW. KATE C WINES,
119 N. Second Street, near Pcstbffico
oct7 ly
School Books
and School Supplies,
pENS, PENCILS, INK. .
. . SPONGE, PENHOLDERS,
. SLATES, CRAYONS, ;
BOOK BAGS and STRAPS,'.
v. . .-,.' COPYBOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS, A.C .
We will make It to yonr advantage to buy
of us. We buy for cash and can afford to sell
cheap. C. W. YATES,
oct 19 - . 119 Market it.
The Orton.
JS NOW OPEN FOR J2ECEPTION OF
guests The Hotel ia new and elegantly fur
nlsbcd, and the i rices reasonable.
oct 15 1m J W. A. BRYAN. Proprietor
New Store ! New Goods I
QOME AND SEE THE TOYS, TINWARE
and FANCY GOODS juet received. Some
thing to -suit i every housekeeper, in the city.
Prices low at No. 24 South Second and 121 ,
Dock sts.
oct 17.
J. F. A. REAVES.
Day and Night.
rpo ACCOMMOEATE THE PUBLIC, from
this date, W. S. BBIGGS & CO'3 NEW DRUG
AND PRESCRIPTION STORE. 117 S. Front
St., opp. the Market Houso, will be open ail
Jiours for filling Prescriptions, and supplying
other urgent needs. ,
oct 17 ct --v r ' '
Every Day,
F
RESH NE FV RIVER OYSTERS
on hand every day this month.
The celebrated WINBERRYO YSTERS. Hani
to beat and beet Oysters in tho world.
GEO. F. HERBERT, ,
c ept 30 lm nac - - Star Saloon.
ersJ;lY:j::-
jJORE OF THOSE FINE ,
UORNE OYSTERS, best Draught MS
Beer In the city, beet Whiskeys' and fine 5 c!s.
t . .1 -m V . m.
uigars. jcaung xiouse ana oyster saloon at
Mechanic's Saloon. No. 6, South Front st.
oct 17 J. M. McGOWA", Prop. ,
Look Here !
T MY SNUGGERY, THE GREEN HOUSE,
corner Princess and Second st . you will
find not only good Wines and Llqiiors. but
splendid NEW BIVER OYSTERS, icrved In
any style demanded. - Reading room and pri
vate dining room attached.
XW Cold Lunch at all hours.
OCt 17 tf
- v I. B. RHODES, Prop.
n Tlie l)eiand r ;
FOR OCR HEATING STOVES 18 IX
creasing dally. Call and select oce be
fore our stook Is broken. - Now Is your time.
Prices very low. down. The UNIVERSAL
FARMER, the best Cooking Stove In the mar
ket, stands on Its own merlin. Llbrnrv a mi
Stand Lamps cheap at - -
JtvAJllSUli ct TAILOR S.
oct 19 23 South Front St
J. It. M AKSII ALL Is dally
RECEIVING CONSIGNMENTS OF
Many -good things f ronv the Farmers
And the Village Merchants, for which hs
Returns Peanuts, Fish, Oyster, Roc,
8 agar. Coflee, Tobaeco, c. Besides other
Household and kitchen necessaries.
Also, he Is receiving CASH orders far
targr Biupmenia or mcrcnanaise,ana u :
ooklngupwardlatfaeGen.com. Bus'ne8.
Sportsman's Goods.
FINK ASSORTMENT OF . BREECH
Loading Gnns. AmmnnfilAin Af nil Hna r.
loading Tools. Come and look through our
assortment. We can show more Guns than
all the stocks in the city combined. , ,
13, a 23 Market Street,
oct 19 Wilmington, N. C.
Sweet Gum and Mullein, .
TILD CHERRY," TAB AND TOLU,
Als, a full line of Drugs. Chemicals, Ac
rescript ions llllcd at ailitouni, tlay ornlght;
oct 10
Corcer. Fourth and Nub t
t f PI moiQ money han at anything elw
w J UL J by taking an agency for tho bet t
selling book out. Beginner succcc-l granJly,
None fall. Terms free. UAixirrr Looit Co
Portland, ll&lnc. v - 4lccJtwj-'
Boll's Cough Syrup.; Red Star Cough Cure,
Boschee's German Sirup, Ayer's Cherry l'ec
tcral. Allen's Lung Balsam. Hvdrolinc. &c