.cbluiied every evean.
aepted by
JOSH T. JAnE3i : I
udito a raurarrroa.
.nBSCElTTIONS JPOSTAGB PAID - , ;
JnriU. sir BMnxtb. fXCA. TLrea
J,,fSJ1.00; Onemontli; S3 eesta.
-nTnancr will be dcnverwl by carrier tree
wrpeVla any par ox he city, at tk abov
0r 10 cenu per week.
JrSubsortbers will report any and all CaB-
M iv'
77i Z)aiy Bcvutw has the largtst
JufLle circulation.' of any newspaper
Slishtd. inthe cUy of Wilmington.
"fassicfcUJpHs 1n?nirr beal all I he
previa records lat wet-k by - taking
ot iorty-fur pn'nJs. ; '
Hijbt Rev H. A.Shaltz senior bish--,
the Moravian Chuich. dte!-at
Peihleh ", Pa . on I he iml. aged 80
jer ara . ; ., "
Evangelist Sam Jones claim, daring
lis 'campaign at St. Joseph, Mi , to
j),vc c-nerted 25,000 pcrple, including
ooc tbuund children. . .
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William ilussell.of Indiana, altera' pt
edtoblowupa dog with dynaoiito
His recovery is probablL. though not
jssored. The doe. t coarse, escaped
Tbe Ferdinand Ward case becomes
mil aure premising. Warner now ex
presses a willingness to testify against
W'jrd. although be himself is under
arrest. .-
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Tbe uulerground telegraph lino be
ireen Taria and Marseilles is working
jaccesstully in spite of the protests of
American telegraph manager - against
the lystem.
t. 1
So many of the favorite horses that
Gnat rode during the war, especially
at Vicksburg, are turning up.that one
ij led to thick that perhaps tbe Genera
followed the example of the Hurricane
Eider ni tbe Western prairies, and rode
four or six horses at once. ' :
i -
At I) well. Mass., five girls of 11 or
12 jears of age have been arrested for
getting drunk and fighting in a vacant
lot near the Merrimac. ' They were too
drunk to give a connected account of
their doings; ani reviled each other
and tbe officers in language of inex-
preisible filthiness.
New York World: Mr. Thoman, of
the Civil Service Commission, is a mod
el reformer. Not long ago he purchased
a bouse in Washington City with fraud
n!ent Indiana bonds. He now refuses
to make restitution upon the ground"
that he paid out the bonds in good faith
and they were accepted after due exam
taation.
Kcbmond State : The fact that some
citizens of Norfolk baye ''commenced
shelling" a road in that vicinity does not
excite a tithe of the alarm it would have
done bad it occurred in 1884. At thai
limo tbe shelling of the road between
Richmond and Petersburg was perfect.
1? disgusting to those who had to go
oyer it. . .
Recent statistics show that the
French railways kill one passenger out
of 2,000.000 annually, while outx121,
500,000 there is only one fatal . accident
on the English railways. , On the
French railways one person out of 500,
000 ij injured,, while only one oat of
-50,000 is injured on the ogUshtt jail;
ways.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburg
millionaire, has expressed his tympa
ny with the Parneli movement in a
"abstanlial way.. On Wednesday. he
handed to the chairman of the Parneli
fund in that city his check; tor. $500,
"To aid Mr. Parneli in compelling the
British Government to girei Irishmen
their rights and Ireland an independent
lorernment." : '
In the National Convention of Cigar
Manutacturers, lately in session Va't
New York, a resolution urging1 the
abrogation ot all discriminating . duties
OMooacco and favoring a uniform doty
of 55 per cent, on all imported, tobacco
tbe text for a long debate. Final
'y substitute was adopted which con
demned the existing tobacco tariff and
Provided for the appointment of a .com
mittee of seven to cooperate with rep
Natives of the Tobacco Growers1 As
sociation and the Leaf Tobacco Board
l Trade in securing desired legislation
Thomas Manahan, No. 32 Montgoqi
fry street. Hudaon, N.Ytwo years
Mowas given up by his phytieians.
e was afflicted, w Hh dysj epia and
tbstinaie constipation; hadIost7drty
founds in wttight and wa bedridden
nvalid. He coQimencedlakini Brand
reih's PiiU in docses of five. - four, two
undone. Then betook two every niht
rr a month, gained eight pounds in
ight. and was able to attend to bnsia
He took two pilU every night
,Qr the following six weeks; and was
erely cared. -lath sat.-
fe ask those in needol aheaUog
e to examine "our stock and hear
r low piices.v before, lpurcbasingv
Jai's Ha. Depot.' f
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LOCAL NEWS.
zzzt to Birr AovEinicuEiTt. - .
C tT YATxa School Book - .
QxxvsBxsoKaramilj Bibles . ,; "; - t
Routes & Tillt aw Groceries " '
K T.Tatijo 1, 8herUT-Tax1 Notice , ;
tt M MclMTiBJt Ladies Wrapa. Ac r
. : r C If iixxs Sweet Gam aiI Ma Jeta -Gbasd
BxtiGeraanU CoroeiBand i
For other locals see fourth page, n
: There were no tramp at the ; guard
house last night. J ' s' - i x j
"'- - ' " - '' 1 v-i'- '' .
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,65 bales.
h
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This is delightful Autumnal, weather.
although rain is somewhat needed
Steamship duff Stream from New
Tork, arrived at her wnarf in this city
at bout 10 o'clock this forenoon.
' Painters and those inneed .pf T white,
lead, 'colors; oil Jetc. can gt t the "best
ad save by buying' at slconis Hdw.
Depot. t
The United States District Court,
Judge Seymour presiding, will convtfne
at the U. S. Court room in this city on
Monday,next. (
Wboyou think that you need a new
hat, you ilf ba rqminded that, the
"MelviHcn is the best, and it la spld Jjy.
DrEn5V ' I VI r-. U J--
A great lot of Gent's heavy Canton
Flannel Drawers, from 40c and up
wards, at the Wilmington Shirt Facto
ry, 27 Market st , J. ElsbAch, Prop, f
.Nr. barque Forluna, Kristiansen,
cleared to-day," for. London with 500
casks spirits turpentine and 3166 bar
re!s rosin, valued at. 11,889, shipped
by Messrs. Williamson Murchisoo and
Paterson Downing & Co.
; It has been suggested to us that' there
should be a society ' lor tbe prevention
ot cruelty to animals formed in this
city and organized Sunder the laws of
the Stated as cases are frequent avhere
dumb animals are most cruelly and
outrageously treated.
The Grand Ball atGermania Hall to
be given to-morrow night by tbe lady
friends ot tbe Ger mania Cornet Band,
as a benefit . to that, organization,
promises to be a grand affair.
The management is in excellent hands
which bespeaks success. Of course
every young man will go and carry his
sister or some one else's sister.
Death of Mr. Alacindoe.
Mr. George P. Macindoe, a natiye of
Scotland, but for a number of years a
resident of this city, died yesterday af
ternoon aged 63 years. His obsequies
took place this afternoon at the real
deuce of Mr. J. W, Monroe, on North
Second street. He left two daughters
one of whDta' waS with bini at tho.lime
of his decease. '
- This MorniDg's Fire.
At about half past 2 o'clock this
morning tbe grocery arid bar room of
Mr. J. G. L. Geischen, on the corner
of Chestnut and McBaeT- streets, was
discovered to be on fire. Mr. Geischen
sleeps in the room overhead and closed
his store at about midnight last night.
The first he knew of the lire was at the
time indicated, when he was aroused
by tbe volume of grijbke-whlch was
pouring into -his .roonf . He hastened
down stairs and found the counter in - a
light blaze, but after a hard struggle, for
a short time, he succeeded in extinguish
ing the flames. The bar. money drawer
and contents, together with a fine
mirror in the rearof the counter and a
few bottle were destroyed. No general
alarm was given. Lss estimated at
$250. q..
A. Uooiu.
Ab 4omin tbe clothing business .has
struck this town and Mr. S. II. Fisn
blate is the originator of it. How did
it happen? He made up bis mind to
do an immense business this Fall and
Wioter and accordingly pbrchased an
immense stock of the latest styles and
newest fabric, in-all the fashionable
colors, to be'had in the market. Fisn
bi.ate's success is due tn the excellence
of Irs clotfng.' He keeps a class of
TaiUr-ade clothing that the people
want, such clothing as no oiher house
contains:' Yon '" will find "at" bis larjeje
stores a tull assortment f the f qaare j
cut sacks -ana lour-puuou cuLwjr
frock coat, which are now all the rge.
He keeps no shoddy or c ap trap goods.
He takes as much inter si in the make
up of his cheapest class as he loesln
his finest' goods: f Mrl' Fishbla'te fcas
certainly gained the distinction of being
the leading clothing house in, this Stale
and we lake great pride in referring to
his success. - 4 t
; The best ready mixed paint can be
bad at Jacobi's Hdw. DepoL " He has
it in all size cans from half pints op. f
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Citv Court.
Florence Dent, colored, was brought
before Acting Mayor Bear this morn
ing charged with disorderly conduct
and was fined $3 for the offense. 1 '
: Orris Martin, colored, charged with
the same offense, was .'fined
1 Taylor Smiths German sailor, with
an American name, tor disorderly con
duct "was fined $2. :v j. 'U'tr- J'":; -f '
: iMt NixUVs Ijecttire. ;
' Kev. Charges J.; Soon, the converted
Chinese, who has been in our city lor
several days, delivered a v lecture at
Luther Memorial " building," corner of
Sixth and Princess streots, , last night,
to a large and interested audience. His
subject was. Life in China," a matter
wIlli whlch."he "was "entirely" familiar,
and which he discussed with ease and
fluency. 4 It was an interesting theme
and was made thoroughly instructive
by the speaker. Mr:' Soon will soon
leave for China, his native land, where
he will become missionary, under the
auspices of the M. E. Church," among
his brethren of that land. . He was con
verted to Christianity in thiscity, under
the preaching bf Key. T Page Blcaud
who was then pastor of Fifth Street M.
E. Church, and subsequently prepared
himself fur the ministry and missionary
work by a course of theological studies
at Vanderbii: University. , ;
Our Cotton Mai ket. '
Upon more than one occasion we
have, in tbe colomns of l he Review,
shown that Wilmington was one of the
best cotton markets on the South .At
lantic Seaboard, , and that it was a
better place for tbe sale of the staple
than some , of our neighboring ports,
and that higher prices obtained here
than elsewhere. To show that such is
the fact we copy from the Charleston
News and Courier, of the 21th iost.,
the prices quoted for cotton at the ports
ot Charleston; Savannah and Wilming
ton for the week ended Friday October1
23d. The quotations are for midling.
Saturday, 17th inst., the quotations at
Charleston were 9 3-16; at Savannah
9 316; Wilmington 9 516. Monday.
10th, Charleston 9 4 ; S&vanuah 9 3-16;
Wilmington 9 5-10. Tuesday, 20th,
Charleston 91; Savannah 9 3-16; Wil
mington 9 5-16. Wednesday, 21st.,
Charleston 6i ; Savannah 9 3 16; Wil
mington 9. Thursday, 22nd, Charleston
9 3-10; Savannah 9J; Wilmington 9J,
Friday 23d, Charleston 9i : Savannah
9J; Wilmington 9i.
Here we have quotations for six day sf
which may safely be taken as the rela
tive basis for the cotton year, and on
only one ot those days did the prices at
Charleston jreach Wilmington figures
There is no question about the impor
tance of this city as a cotton jnarket
and with increased facilities for expor
tation it is bound to be one of the lead
ing ports of the South.
The Talk of the JDay
Is the immense clothing trade now
being handled at Shkieu's." It is the
subject of constant remark that while
a general dullness is complained of
elsewhere.- the Old Reliable is strained
to the utmost to serve the immense pat
ronage now flocking to his establish
ment.- Competent observers1 attribute
this exceptional activity to the fact that
Subiek will not tolerate any of those
scheming ways which is being intro
duced by some dealers In their efforts
to get extortionate prices for their
goods, thereby enabling them to get
double .and treble their value. Their
gifts are. their baits to gteeqies. as honey
is to catch' flies and cheese to catch
mice. Ever bait and gift they offer i's
only to dazzle your eyes and blind your
iaritrment. This community knows
that they carrfdcpend J On U3 and as for
honor and pride which ought to build
up the city, we will let the people be the
judge asitb who bas done ;the niost-
They have tried us for over hi teen
years and we have been successful in
gaining the respect- of all j giving to
each and ever one one hundred cenis
in full value in return for every dollar
the yl pay us. andwe,haye also paid full
value lor every dollar's worth wc have
p?prv hoiight. We will rec -iv'c by to
day's steamer '?bVsecrVil instalrnent of
straight cut sack coats, which we expect
will be the fmest lioe in this city. Csli
and see them. . SnuiKU, the Old Kelt-
abie Clothier, 114 Market St., sign, of
the Golden Arm t
; .., indications.; ' i
For me South Atlantic States,, fair
weather, followed by local showers,
winds generally from 1 North .to : East
and ixcasibnally: Variable,1 BtaUooarj
temperature and lower toromctcr.'
We have a large lot of glass for; Hot
houses c'which we are .offering low.
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. -W;t. -
HEW ADVERTI3EMIJNT8. '
DRESS GOODS, embracing all staples
' ' FINE SUITS in combinaUon. .
' , HOUSE
r j
When it is desired,- we make and lay
"' - ' wilt be
In plain cloths or Dude borders, at the lowest prices, put upcomplcte.
. ' : 'A good general stock of Staple Goods-
; . - . t.:; UespCdfully, : r-ii' 3.",. i-, -
A "AC- .R TJl.irJcltJTIRE.
. ; PeraouajA v .
Mr. John R. Paddison, of Point
Caswell, was in in the city' to-dav -and
favored us with a call." ;
Mr. Jeronep. Cbace. a, prominent
lawyer of Florence, S. C. was register
ed at the Orton last night. ' ' '
.Mr. ?Henry Burkheimernwitb hs
young bride, to 'whom he was married
a few days since in 'Philadelphia;,
arrived here last night. 4- s
Mr., L. ' B. . -'Brady, general traveling
agent of the American Press Associa
tion, was in the city to-day and gave
us the pleasure of a call.' ' '
Good Crops. .
The good people ot the Point Caswell
section are joyous over their good crops
for this season. There is rather less of
cotton than in farmer years, , as. there
was a smaller acreage planted last
Spring. The acreage in corn' is large
and the yield is much larger than usual.
Nearly or quite twice as much rice was.
planted last Spring as in former years
and the harvest has been corresponding
ly larger. Another pleasant and satis
factory feature of their condition is in
the fact they have managed to get
through the year without running in
debt to any considerable amount, and
with this incubus - taken from their
shoulders, and a plenty to cat, drink
and wear, they are 'happy. The only
real drawback which they have had to
encounter has been the inroads made
upon their herds of hogs by the ravages
of the cholera. But meat is cheap.1 : . ,(
The Postmaster. n
A telegraphic despatch was received
here last night announcing t reappoint
ment of Mr. p. G. Parsley to 7 be post
master in this city, vice Col.-.E.': iC
Brink. Mr.' Parsley received his ap
pointment' last night, and will take
charge of the office as soon as practica
ble. He is a native of this city, is well
known to all 'our' citizens and it be
comes a singular fact in political histo
ry that, in all the squabble for, political
preferment he had no competitor. The
appoinment Will give general satisfaction
to our people who will look with pride
upon the fact that now all tha ' goyern"
ment officials in this city are in full ac
cord with the administration and aj?e
uncompromising Democrats, as they
should be: Col: Brink has been a good
and competent officer, but he is a Re
publican and a partisan and as such he
has very properly, been required tol
step "down and out " J i A ,n -
Piano Kecitat.
There was not a - large audience at
Mis3 A.nnib fiar'ts School room last
night to listen to the delightful piano re
cital of Prof. J. II . J)enck, of Colombia,
S. C. The openlnpiece was Beclhoy -erii3
Souata. Owzisioi' which is one of the
mrisfer pieces of that wonderful musi
cal genius. It was rendered ..with 'ex
quisite taste last night, - the .pianist
seeming to catch the inspiration- of 'the
ttierua. His shadrnz and rbhrasinV
were admirable, and his audience5 we re.
delighted. , The programme, was, var
ied, butcxcellen. . Among theprioci-
pal of the selections may be mentioned.'
"Ituproinptu,' by Chopin Walta
Elude," llaff; "Ilemiciscences of 'Lu
cia de Jjam-aaermoor.""by; Liszt; and
.Uond" by1 Mendelfsohh-5 Th6se
were all rendered with the - taile, rire? .
cision ana expression wuicu oniv
a true: musician in thorough: sym
pathy . with' the grand 'Jd?as .of
the composer could- accomplish;
and 2' hey arc named here in or
der to show the , wide and diversified
field in which ProfvPeock hsd gleaned
mu3icTs sweetest, rarest, .richest f and
most beantifal flowers. 'Ho is a piaa-
ih ui rare
AfWimnliahntonft t rut
wc
are glad lo . know ? that - His 'valuable
services have been secured tor "the env
tertainment to be givetfbythyjaSg;
PeopUi'a' Asocialion at Iithex Mem
ial buildiog next Friday night. -
NEW
AJDVEKTISE3IEVTH
T
and many novelties.
FURNISHING GOODS I .
,' Almost anything; you can call for.
Carpets at lOc. per yard, and the work
irsfewss. 1
r Ta Notice 1 -
I-WlLIi AT 15UUKU8IUKIW 'OLD
STAND on TllUltSDAY, OOTOBElt t
rcwlvc Taxes cine Tor tli year 1S8J. l'ly iqi
by 1st ot Xovcwbcr aud aavo cost.
s J 'E; WlTAYIiOff, hcriff
i .oct i7 2t9-ilt Brunswick CountT-
Ball!
,17 JK THE BENEFIT UFTUE lUFEMANJ A
X: COItNKT BANL, under the auBplccsof the
!Lady f rieiuls bf thc'Band.'at ' '
' , (lefmania, Halt Weincsda?. Ockbfr 2SlL "
i Tickets $l,W'. Ko Go&UeBian adoaitloa wUh
outalitly. Oct 27 It
! HOLMES & FILLY AW
CI AVE KENTUCKY TOUR YEAitS OlA)
Cider and Vhltc4,WIaC Vinegar lor .ro-O-iux.
' i ' A' '
,m m
pickles. Spices and Ecedu lentil, i Cant a
mon, Garraway, Cereanier, ' Mustard and
Ailsc Seeds
A- i: A ' rl-. M r'Hrf;i m, 2 f: :
Pig Pork, Corned Beef, Boe llcrrin
Dried
Beef, Lord Baltimore flatus, 8-,C,j fchouklcri,
:B BacoD 8mokod Toncriies. No. 1 Mackerel,'
Muplc Syrup, Buckwheat, N. O. Molasses, Oat
vtrits, new uaronca Bice.- " - i "
Call aid tr r our Nickel Cigars, $5 per J.00.
; oct2f ' " c ' " ,
MBS. El A. LUHSBEN
HAS RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
WITH, A IULL LINE OF
W I T 33 let
; . JKf Ladies are Invited to call.
? oct 2C lw ' " r ' '"-
To i the! Ladies.
ITTAVIKG STmBD'UF-THB STORE, E3C
CHANGE COBNUt; as a ' Triif and Confcc
t'onery Store, In the latest and neateet style.
and having engage J a young lady to attend
behind tne counters, we are now prepared to
serve tie Ladles of Wilmington the best, fresh
est and purest dandies,' and the finest Fruits
ever before offered in thi?: city. Call and see
our GRAftD DISPLAY. QTAWEET8. ; v
E. WARREN & SON,
oct 26 . Exchange Corner
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t
A FEW REMARKS WORTH KK OWING !
. We will sell this week :
lima RUJl IIAT3 ior Ladles, Miues and
! ' Cbiklrtn, lot nU styles atd colors, for
; r onl 7c. each and opwardar ;
OSTRiCH Tlfs. 3fe. for 5 In a bunch.
Handsome OSTRICH PJLUME3 .reduced to
- Jc and upwards.
An immense line of Blrtl?, Braitts, Winers,
' 4 "in fact evey kind of "Feathers, '
A A iA uv.i-,r.. if i i
, at equally low prirs. , . w ,
L fLOV&S--Ladiefl Kid Ulovea ,7Jc per pair.
Ladies Driring Castar Gloves, extra ; Dr e
t
1-aallty, rtdttecd to 90r per pair..4 Of
Iheee "Gloves we have only a
. izi u . i ' -"
. , Mmltel Duifr, .
i .1 . . : ..... . : ' ' . i ' - '
An itarifc. caM wlil cceure some' of tbe a'tore
- " goi) t - ' ?-
or?s
; il8MAUKETST. ''
-Just opened a new lot of JEBSBXe, the Utest
, styles, tosthef with other new noveletiea.
oct 96 ' , ... , . .
Oyoteraf
" U i fa.. .
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Montr of those fine W
HOB5E OYSTERS, best fraught S?'M
Beer la tbc; city.' best Whiekevs and fine 5 c's
Cigars, i Kattaa llase od Oyster 8aloon'at
Mechanic's Saloon. No. tf, Sonth Front st.
r oct 17 - J. II. iICGOTAr, Prop.
r
-Taylor's
, Uewat'it.i tJ tzzJLn escairicattoa
troa osx claoa tay lad all :xbiacu ;
ireiiTaliataettmi " " SJ v
. TasKxuaVf vba irrlttr Bust afWiyibS
nJahed to thaMtor. " '
ComntmlcaOonj miut , be wzlttss ta i
one side of tna paper. , ' . ,; .
PszaoaaCCes nnxstbe avoided. .
Aad It Is especially and part!cul&try tx3
tood taat tae Editor does tot always eadot
the views ot correspondents ulaaa so auti
ta toe editorial oohunna. A
NE ADyERIBEUENTS.
Family Bibloo.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT
MENT of FA I LT BIBLE." heautlfully
llhtstrsted nd hanUromely bourn! !n Moiocco,
' Fr sale rheap "
L r" UE(NSBERQE&'3
Cheap Choice Book
rpnE UNDERSIGNED IIA8 NOW IN HAND
jl Tery iaxp consignment oi ne Tamous
choice standard and wonderfully low price
publications of John 11. A Men, New York,
Which Will bft AThtLttAit ith nM. tn all
callers Catalogues furniheit same as by the
HEINSBKRGER'S, .
oct il A ? Live Book and Music Stores.
k Purcell House,
Wilmington; n.j. ?
rPUOUOUGULY RKSOVATEII
First class accommodations.
Bates reasonabha p' .t- t
OyBtcrf Raw tox now open. Ectt Xew
River Oysters tcrrcd on half shell.
Oct 19 8m 5i II. L, PERRY i Prop
Ladies Benevolent Society.
rpiIE OFFICERS ATn VISITORS ARE
I desired toroecf, wllboUt,fa'l, at Mir?
Hart's Fchcol Room, at FUCJJC o'clcek, p.m.,
on WEDNESDAY, the ?Sti lost., instead of
Tuesdar, as heretofore. No meeting having'
been called for three, months . pst, a. full at
tendance is cppcclally Important.. " r, ;., t
Applet nnrtOraiigcs;
ILL Lt AVE CAR XOAD OF THE
flncst quality of Western N. C. Apples abou
inc sum or sirsi mst , wmcn i will tell at re
duced prices, "special, rates; will, be given
wiosc wno-iurn'eii tncir own barrels or receue
tho fruit at thp C. O. U.
R. Dept. Will also.
rwclro a tevr boxes O ranges this week.
11. MARSHALL,
, 24 North Water St
oet-J dftw'
- "Hi e Ortonv
NOW OPEN FOB I RECEPTION, OF
guests'. s The II kcl la new and elegantly fur.
nlsbcd,f and the j recs reasonable. -I . '
.,octlf lm W. A. BRYAN. Proprietor
Every Day.
JUESU NEW R VEE OYSTERS
on hand every day this .znoalh.
Tho celebrated WLNBERRYO STERS.4 Hard
to Leat and best Oysters in the world.
GEO, F. HERBERT, -iept
30 lmnac . . fitar Saloon.
The Demand
poit oub ' Heating stoves is in-
W a a a k m .
i creasinz uaiiy. ana bbioci osc uc-
fore ourstoek is brbkeur Now is your time.
Prices very low down. .The UNI VEILS AL.
FARMER, the best Cooking Stovo In the mar
ket, stands on its own merits. Library and
Stand Lamps cheap at
PABKEB A TAYLOR'S.
oct20.jA :i : , 23 South rrontst ;
Another.
JUST DECEIVED BY EXPRESS TUI
day, another large lot of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
among them a fall Une,of JERSEY, all co,
ors. Tha attention at the ladies Is respectful
ly Invited. A
MISS. Ei K AliRElC
oilers' Building, oppaelte NewJIarkct.
Oct 23 r.'. .ji .j j i
Rlew Drug Store.
J HAVE OPENED AND NOW OFFER FOR
salo all the articles usually kept in "a Drug
Store. My Drpgs arc entirely new and fresh, '
manufactured by eomc of the best chcmltU In
the world. Nooiie particle of iny, slock Is
old. J .AByOU9LappTCclaUnj; t!iC,vawc. of
NEW, FRESH and FINE GOODS1 Vill find it
to their advantage to pun-hate of oc, t
. Robert r. bellamV, ,
;ua -oJ Aj "' ia v-v. - -; -a"
oct 25 ,N W Cox. Market and Front Sts.
ZlhnVinl FI RGT A :'l AA
I, o
Florida
Oranges !
OF THE SEASON !
-AT- A; AAA':'.
E. J. MOORE COS.
i oct 21 tf
MARKED DOWN !
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FO BUYERS
- . .. v .. .. . , .' r ' -A:'j . -; -
will be foe nl in the low prices I am njw offer
ing aR kinds of Table Ccodst - A T ;
Pure li ten Table Damask 50i worth llr.
' V . M ' C9c 'worth fCc.
" Cream Double f9c wor.li ! fl OO.
If bite Table $ I 00 worth fl $ J.
" Doable " 11 13 worth fl W.
H!yn&i TabJc 5apklos an4 DovKci in pro-
portion. A.'"'-' v-""' . " ' A :
Our slock of Caijelmerej la being rapidly
ducoU. Boy's SulU made to onler at a s-
of5 per cent cn Ciothurs prlcea-t V i
JNO.ATAEEDRT
oct 21 -
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