pushed .rery evenlag. 9TdT-&
JOSH T. JAME3i J
KDrro asto raorancro. 2- - -
-UBSCKIPTIOXS POSTAGE PAID: "
ar 0- 8tt "month t!LOflu Thet
Sthi,. 11.00; On month, S5 cents. -J-
npcr will be delivered hy carrlera free
or io ocnU per -likens
rate low and HberaL
s.:,.rrliiera will report any and air tall.
l0 rive their tper regularly. ' r
Jta. circulation, of any newspaper
ruhli-hol- in the city of Wilmington. J3
"7t i' belie wI that, in aId.tiont hi
b'.utv Urt. the Hon. John Shftrman
jsabo'i.: t Painl hIS inaisera rd. to.
FA--r!:itor Tak'ir of 0InrJi. i
;jto o' suftVring from insomnia. This
Ijnw fr ,;" a ten-cent ruan wearing
j.j ,;( night gown?.
jliss Cleveland sayafbn will nt j-ub-j;.h
an-! her bo-k while her brother is
inyA-tt. There is wheie the lady
luske-a H-ri-'iH mistake.
"Klien Terry introduced in this coun
try the present feminine fancy fr short
hair." i ! sJie nv known what she was
doins, wW havegoDe and banged
berge:- tiit. , . - - ;
The- S ciHlist3 of Milwaukee have at
lis: lak u a practical step - toward the
fi!ue Oration of the condition of the
workingia ui. They have declared for
3centbr. .- ;
The coiupietion of the Atchison, To
peki and Santa Fe railroad to San
Diego, on the Pacific coa&t, dates the
the plannics; of the seed for a new city.
We shall hear mere o! San Diego by
icd by. - . . .
Ii is doubtful if any chemical pre
paration can ioj prove tbd complexion.
The eflects are . oxtrins'c and in most
casrs leave the epidermis in a congested
and devitalized condition The simplest!
cheapest, purest and mo6t eincacioab
applications are cold rain-water and
sadist. ' :
Wben Cardinal .IcCloskey died, or
was djin?, prayers wftp uttered for
him in a number of the Protestant
charcbes. and thus is seen the benefit
in this world of a teachable and chari
table'spirit which lives past; the grave
and in the act of djing inspires a com!
passion which polemics can never
briii 2 about.
The canvasa in Hamilton county, O.,
elects the entire Democratic Ijegisla
tve'delegation of fourteen, pu the face
of i bo returns. Even with this the
Republicans still claim a majority -of
Uo on joint ballet. An effort will be
tnifieV) unseat the Hamilton county
senators, on the ground pt gross irreg-
u'ari:ic3 in Cincinnati. There is stilt a
season ot delightful political excitement
ahead and another Cincinnati riot is
not wholly beyond the possibilities. -
At MidJlesborougb, Eng., the other
day, Dr. Scratbern appeared as a. wit
cess at petty sessions, but declined to
take aa oath, on the ground ''that i'
vis a very serious thing to kiss a book
which was handled by all kinds of
people." After some 'argument, the
doctor oflered, by way of compromise,
to kiss the book if a clean sheet of paper
were placed over the cover. The bench
declined to accede' to this, or to allow
the doctcr to make an affirmation, and
eventually he consented, under protest.
to "run the risk of catching disease."
Dr. Bross. the leader of the Canadian
uti accination movement, vigorously
feoie3 the!recently published charge
that be bad been thrice vaccinated him
elf. He says in a published card that
fce was vaccinated fitty-one years ago.
time when he was not in good
ihape to resist, but from that day to
. lti be has successfally thwarted alj
; i'tempts to inject the life-saviog virus
fcto his noble veins. He challenges ttt
Medical fraterniiy to examine hil body
for Taeplnr mnrfcs nf n froaVi or ilto than
tail a century ago.
AVough there has been no definite
aooaccemcnt of any speedy change!
uthe St Louis postnffice, a dozen
caadidate5 have already, been entered
the free-for-all scramble for the.
P'Jce. 01 one candidate it is said that
konte.slept in the same tent with the
Jtmaster-general; of another, thai
frivate Secretary Lament is solid -for
J; of a third, that his nephew gave a
oaer to the Vice-President last week,
of the remainder, that they possess
Triou3 similar qualities of patriotism
statesmanship.
-Thomas Manahan. No. 22 Monttrom-
lrJ street, Hudson, N.Y., two years
ho was given ud by his physicians.
kwas aftlictcd with dyspepsia and
oUticate constipation; had lost forty
Kfcnds in weight and was a bedridden
laTalid. He commenced taking Brand-
iila In Anocoa rt fitrn fnnr 1 vrr
J8 one. Then he took two every night
r month, gained eight pounds In
e:2ht, and was &h1a tn attend to busin-
w knu yiiio vtcij uiju.
rjrtbe followinjr six weeks, and was
VOL. IX. V7ELMINGTON. N. C.: THIJBSDAY, OCTOBER
Sergt. Ellison, one of. the victims ot
the Grcely expedition, was an entbusi
astic botanist and collected some very
rare Arctic plants, two of . "which had
never been classified. The plants are
from six inches to two feet in height
and under a magnifying glass presents
a very beautiful appearance. Ot the
thirty-two classified specimens, all but
two were flowering plants. At the lat
itude at which they wero - gathered
(81.41) the sun is quite warm in July
and August and vegetation. though
stunted and short-lived fs not a rarity.
, " ,' ' : '. r i '
It p m rly tc eih acd fragrant bream
. Are, as ihey should be, your ieelre,
; (Jo finl aom. rug or toilet store.
And, then, you've only to esquire
For tA ZUIJOKT, U3 all you need
To Bake jour muutb a joy lndcc i. '. i
A Fratrraut Jircatli and Pearly
. , -v; Teeth,
Arc easily attained, and those who fail
to avail themselves of the means. should
not complain, when accused of gross
neglect- SOZOI3QNT will speedily
eradicate the cause of a foul breath,
beautfying and preserving the j teeth to
the oldest age.
"Spalding's Glue," no welt-regula
ted family will be without it. . ,.,
local -news:
IIOIX TO RIW. AQYERTISEI3EITS.
C W I ATES School Books
HKIirSBKROEB Jrjst Receive J.
r C Millkk Sweet Gum and Mu lcla
J M UcGowas, Prop Oysters, &c
W E Wouth & Co Something Good
Jko ? Gabsll & Sox Come and See
It rained nearly ail night, some of the
time quite'hard. 1 - '"j-
.German baruue Texas Loof. hence,
arrived at Hamburg OcL 27th.
German barque Verein. Jahnke,
hence, arrived at London Oct; 2Gtn.
The storm signal was t hoisted last
night and was wavtnsrin the bieezeto
day.' : " r-v ' A ' K
There was no City Court this morn
ing, and there were no tramps at the
guard house lasl night.
Messrs. W. E. Worth & Co. haye a
new and attractive advertisement in
this issue to which we call attention.
The British steamship Carbis Mai;
went down tho river this morning
drawing 15 feet and 4 inches ot water.
When you think that you need a new
hat. you wiir be reminded that the
Melville" is tho best, and it is sold by
Dieu. f
. The J. B. Polk Comedy Co. will pre
sent 'tMixed, .Pickles," a , laughable
farce, at the Opera House next Thurs
day" night. A" "' " 1 -
The 8trobg j Westerly breeze; . this
afternoon created quite a lively sea in
the harbor and boats were tossed about
without regard to the wishes of the
occupants .
It is thought by those competent to
judge in such matters,, that the great
tide of travel from the North will not
fairly set in this year until after the
Christmas holidays.
Painters and those In need of white
lead, colors, oil, etc., can get the best
a-cl save by buying at 'Jacoki's Hdw.
Depot. '-,- iwfi 1 j ' ', t-
The weather was considerably mixed
this forenoon, but it finally concluded
to become fair and Ibis afternoon it was
sunshiny, but considerably .cooler with
a stiff breeze from the West.
Oar thanks are due Mr. P. Ueinsber
gerJora copy of "Students' Songs," a
collection containing the most popular
songs, serious, sentimental and comic,
of the students ot the different colleges
of tho country.
The series of meetings at Brooklyn
Hall, conducied by Key. D. .W. Her
ring, which were commenced on the
night of the 18tb iost.l are still contin
ued, and quite an interest is being man
ifested. Several have been converted
and many penitents ask nightly for
prayers. ' fra" ' -" '
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, Pror. t
Uandvcr Council , No. 25.; United
States Benevolent Fraternity, of which
the late Capt. J. C. Borden was a mem
ber. has paid to his family the sum ot
$3,100. the amount due on his life
Capt. Borden had been a member of
tho Fraternity about a year and a half
at the time of his decease. Carolina
Lodge 431 K. of II.. of this city, has
also paid to his heirs the sum of $2,000
due by that order. , -
- ln ,.., IILJ - - ' 4 -
We ask those in need ot a heating
stove to examine our stock and hear
our low piices, before 4 purchasing
Jacodi's HdtY. Depot. f
A .Warning 1 " .'
The following imnortant diSDalch
N. 1 - - " - .
was received at the tignal office here
this afternoon :
Severe storm, central in North Care
una, moving Eastward, will cause dan
gerous Easterly gales on Middle At
jantic and New England Coasts- Not
safe for shipping to leave "port; notifiy
tnose interested in shipping.
Com in sr.
Arrangements haye about been com
pletd for the appearance in- this city,
sometime during the month of Hecem
ber, of the; famous s American prima
donna. .Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
This will bo a rare treat, as there are
many in Ibis city who would liko to
hear Americans charming songstress.
Alcoholism. '
Yesterday alternoon a man living on
mm
Air. iieorgc iiarpc-rs place, near
Greenville Sound, was attacked with tZc
lirium tremens, and was so violent that
he had to be tied hand and loot to keep
him from doing personal injury to the
pcop'e on tho premises. Tho neighbors
were kept awake all night by his fear
ful ravings and this morning he was
brought to the city and lodged in jail
for sale keeping until he recovers.
, Last N iglii'a Call. -
There was a nice and, cocsfdering
the inclement weather, a Targe party of
ladies and , gentlemen jasschib.'ed at
Gcrmania Hall last night to engage in
the festivities oi the benefit ball given
to the Gcrmania Come: ' Band by its
lady friends. The Harpers furnished
2 T
the music for the dancers, while , at in
tervals the band played some of their
nnc3t selections with a precision and
expression which showed ' that they
were making commendable progress in
musical science. lho dancing was
kept up to a late hour, the best ot
order was maintained and there was
nothing to mar the , happiness of the
occasion except the violence of the
storm which deterred many from going
who would have gladly engaged in the
pleasures of the dance.
Klection of Oflicers.
The regular meeting ot the stockhold
ers of the Clarendon Water Works Co
was h?ld at the office of the Superin
tendent on Princess street, yesterday
afternoon and elected .Messrs. E. E.
Burruss, J. F. Divine, F. W. Kerch
ner, G. W. Kidder and D. G. Worth
as a Bsard ot Directors for the ensuing
year.
After tho adjournment of tho stock
holders' meeting, the Board of Directors
held a meeting and elected the following
officers: : t. .. ' ; " v ; . '
- President-tl. F. Divine.
-"Secretary and Treasurer G. W. Kid
der. .. .
Superintendent and Engineer J. C
Chase. '
This re-elected the entire list of offi
cers of last yearv
' Wear and Tear.
Wear and tear is one thing to be con
sidered when yu buy clothe3. Dura
bility is what one should look to as well
as style, shape and color. Perhaps you
have learned by bitter experience that
a suit, which seems all right at the
store, ; in many cases provc3 anything
but all right when y u wear it a short
lime. Buttons drop oil,- seams give
way, material wears out, ana colors
fade. Such things are common to the
lot of man, for but few aro expert
enough to detect clover imitations of
honest goods offered by unscrupulous
dealers. . - .
There is one certain way! to avoid
being deceived and that is to deal with
a house who base their reputation and
success on keeping only honest, reliable
goods ; who aim to seeure continuous
patronage by supplying their customers
with goods which shall invariably prove
satisfactory. S. II. Fishblate is do
term ined that your purchases of him
shall be just rijM eveiy time. All bis
clothing is expressly manufactured for
him, with an eye to durability and last
ing qualities. . Houses the best of ma.
teilals, and insists that tlioroogtt woric
shall be put on every article even to the
minutest detail. You will, find isn
blate's clothing all thU sould bc de
sired, and equal to the best tailor made
garment. He keeps no shoddy goods
or clap trap , baits.: Try him and we
guarantee that you will bo perfectly
satisfied. . . . - i " ; f
The literary and musical entertain
ment to be given by the Young People's
Association of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church to-morrow night, promises to
be an excellent affair. . It will be given
at the Luther Memoaial building, coi
ner of Sixth and Pnncess streets. . . . , j 4
' ' . - . i- .
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 541 bales.
.- ; : -; Indications .
i For the South Atlantic ' Stales,
fair weather, preceded by ' local 1 rains,
cooler, v winda , shifting - to - West and
North and higher barometer.
. s . . . . . .
5 Peraouar ; -
,,---;:: -"- - --f - - "
r Mr, JohnF. Reday, president and
general manager of the New York In
dependent Journal, arrived in the ; cily
last night. ;
M. H, B. Ilapgooti, business sagent
tor the J,. B. Polk Comedy Co . arrivs
cd in the city iast night and rcgisterd 1
at the Purcell House. He gave U9 the
pleasuro of a call to. day, . . :.
The rain "last night was ' General
throughout ihi3 section!:. It rained hard
all niht at Smithville,' although there
was no damage done to the shipping as
there wasV fortunately, but little wind.
Ii also rained hard all night fit Fayette
ville, which will probably cause con
siderable of a rise in tho river. Wc
bear that there was considerable ram
od tho line? ot the ,, different railroads,
but it was1 not' severe, and hardly
amounted to the magnitude of a storm.
Oil, tho Schemers,.
Who opened in this city with' such a
big flourish of trumpets and -with a
boast that they would show the people
ol Wilmington how to run a clothing
store will find out that they will be
simply butting their heads against' a
stono wall, and that wall will prove to
be the Old Reliable; fur these schemers
have tried it heretofpre and havo always
failed in their attempts and will again
fail to succeed. Wo have frequefatly
shown up.ibeir scheming ways i and
they write Oilier words, : lor - they
feel themselves guilty of everything we
have said. They know that on a legiti .
mate business basis they are no match
whatever for us, and .they 'know too
that in spite of all their schemes, tricks
and threats, that we continue to grow
and prosper. We have "built up a big
business and we' propose to' hold it by
continuing the fair and square dealing
for which our house is noted far and
wide. If our stinging words have done
their work,- we shall; as the doctors.
eay, repeat the dose.; ' It makes no difr
ference how tiie pills taste so that they
have the desired effect. "Again, we
say, that we will give to each and every
customer ono hundred cents in full val
ue for each and every dollar they pay
us, and we likewistfhayepaWorie biin
drcd cents, full value; Jor each, and
every dollars "worth wc have, ever
bought and expect to continue to do so.
We do not notice any insulting politl-f
cat slang or threats, as it is entirely out
of order, but tho Old 1 Reliable' Intends
to remain in the clothing- busjness and
continue to do tho'leadlog trae' ' 't
. The best ready mixed paint can be
had at Jacobi's Hdw: Depot. , J He has
it Jin all size cans from half pints up. f
. . ; t . ) . 1 - ' ' ' .i t . -. 4'
; CotifecTeratojPensibhS.1
I am directed by the State Board to
say, as a nutober of applicants tor pen
sions haye failed to i furhish Hhe1 addi
tional testimony required of them thro'
circular letters mailed to each 'Several
weeks ago from this department, that
unless this testimony is i furnished the
Board an, crbclore f the 15lh ;.day. oi
November next, their claims for a Den-
sion will not b considered the : present
nscal year. ; i A ' : 'i :
The Board is desirous that lho appro-,
priation (&30,000) should he apportion
ed belorc the close of the'! fiscal year,
November 30. 1885. and; tQ. lhis'end
these Droofs are nesessary.
. f W. P. Kobeiit. Auditor. ;
NEW AOVEUTISEMKNTS.'
Sand Shoal Oysters;
FROM IIORNE'3 GARDEN.;
0'
Also, WINBEBRY' Oysters. Best
glass cf Beer in the city, on draught as good
Whlstfry and 5c Cigar, at Mechanics atooa.
6 South Front st.
octSO ; ; . iJMIlMcGOWA. Prop
So m et hi ng Coo d (
r , . - i - - -
- -OUR-t
"i
r'l :
Beef, Mutton, Sa u sage, &Cb
AND OUR-
Canno : be excelled la this city or elsewhere
Our prices are morejreasonacU than In any
other lanrkct In the ' tTnltcd ?talcs for s'm-
.-;
ilargios. ,
?1 itf. "
We rcsiKJctfnliy n q:cs. your patronagrj. "
W. E. WORTH' &" CO.
4
oct 21
29, 1885. - -NO. 253
NEW AD VJEBTJLS JEM JBVTH
Comc and See! Z
0UK FINS WfiSTKRN JiEEF IS STILL
SELLING at ICc a poan 1 for Cholee CMt?. Otir
last Car Load contatned k few Extra Large
Fat Cattle, which we soMfor 12i for Choice
CuUbut from thla (Late the FINEST BF.ttF
eter sold in this city can te fennd on our
6tnrt at 4T7T fcTRKfcT MARKET, at JCc a
pound. Also. PORK, i LAMB, VEAL and
MUiTuaju sance price.. Stua us your order.
Me if 8 promptly delivered.
Wo constantly keep a. fcuonlv of tWc fine
"FARMER SAUSAGE." the hestsoJdln the
city. 4-v
,,F. GAUUELL A SON.,
,flct 2J3t.
Announcement !
13 EslEMCER THAT IN
: Z'.t "
MAKING
AR
ntvreniencs for tnc.Vocal Ciae '".which I am
now frmlnjr, I have Jixcd the lultipn at$S for
inc icroxoi 4? jcasonsv l snau ocfnn tnc'txBr3C
a3 S"on as a snffictcnt number, oi subscribers
h&vciijtoPir italnc(i. Thoronffh instruct ons
will he plvep io the rudiments of vocal math,
anl the pupils will be advanced as fast as pre
vlou acquirements will warrant, and no f st
er.i Tlicre will be no teaching .by role; con
sequently there will be n5 attempt at OiVeras
or Choruses from tho great masters . nutli the
nupils arc able to read ordinary church mufcic
correctly f and w Ilh ' con iiderab?c f ff nency .
Those wishing to join tho ckiss may leave their
Bamcs at the Bookstores of Mr J3, llclnsbcr
ger or sr r C W. Yates, or. wlth Uic subscri
ber, at the Revjew cilice. j-
octra -': : II. II. FOSTER;
h Just Received ;
A LARGE JBUftLY OF MUSIC FOLlOS,
Vocal and Instrumental, such aa American
la no-Music" Collection, somethirg entirely
cew.- i t- v j "r -u-'vo f "J '"!
FoUoof Music-Bijou Collection, Duct Al
b'um. the Piano Sou vcoir. an e cerant collection
tqt l'opular Music for i iano or Reed Organ
x'iirior u gan r ono siuueni's ongs, oong
Folio, Phiuo Instructors, Clark's- Dollar Ins
tructor, Bcelock's Analytical Method. W. F.
Ludd's National . Sehoil, lllchar broii's New
Method, etc., etc. ".,
' Organ Instructors 1 boa. A'EcjkcJ.'a Modern-
JJeofrs, W." LudJfcn's hew Orleans School,
WiotprVi biuet ; sandi JUrgaa Tatori eto
CtC ! " ' , " ,f .,
Guitar and Bahjo Instractors. etc.,' etc.,' at.
, ' . t , i II ELNSC ERGE U'S, ;
oct 21 ' Live Book and Music Stores.
U0LME8 & FILLYAW
HAVE KENTUCKY FOUI1 YEAKS OLD
Cider and lVhUe,Wlnc Vinegar for making
plckjes.. , Spices .and .Seeds-Lcntils, Carda-
mon; ; Crraway,s Cerein!er-MustaW and
Anise Seeds. v
- Pig Pork) CornedrBeef, Boa'Hcrrlog, Dried
Beef, Lord Baltimore flams,' S. C. Shoulders,
B. Bacon. Smoke i Tongues, No. 1 Mackerel,
Maple Syrup, Buckwheat, N. O. Molasses, Oat
Grits, New Carolica Bice.
Call and try our -Nickel Cigars, $5 per 100.
; oct 21
MRS. E. A. LUMSDEN
I1AS 1UTUUNE JTKOM THE NOBTII
J. WITHfcA'f ULL LINE OF
- "f
: v.i'j- ii iO -.H Oil
I . J A.
id : ''
3-manna . r
-i
r c' iiUX,
1
. I m
O 4Qi Xadtes are invited to calL
the Ladies.
Havifg 'Fitted up? t he 'sT&ffe,
CHANGE COSNEB, as a Frtit and Coafec-
L'onefy Store. la the latent and ncacet .style.
and having, engage lav young lady to attend
behliTd the cotintert,1 we are' bow prcpartd to
serve Uc Ladles of Wllmlagtou the best, freth-
est and' purest Candies, & nd the finest fruits
ever ueiore c iiercam um'cty. us it ana see
ourGUAND DISPLAY OF SWEETS'.
i i
:V: WARREN & SON,
!'.
t pet 2 . , .
Exchange Corner
A FEW BEM ARKS WORTH KKOW1N3 !
'dYwul sell this week i U
FINE FELT HATS for Ladles, Misses atd
- Children, fa ill el ylea ntd colors, for
', ' f P?y each and5upwarcls. , : .
03TRICU ,T1 tfS. 39 e. for 3 in a bunch.
. t '
Handsome OSTRICH PLUMES
u " 7Ecand Mpwards.
An immense line of Birds, Breiats, Wlogs,
hi r
in fact evey kind of Feathers;
v.
at equally Jo prices. 1 1 n
I GLOVES Ladies Kid 51oves 73c per pair.
uuues imvinj i aetor Gloves, extra are
juilty, reduced, to U3e per pair. Of
,VJ1 !..-., -".---'. - ' . ;
4 bhceq Gloves we Jasvc only ; a
Aa early ealt wiil sccure coaie'of the above
t ,gosdat r:-- ,i W
Xayior'q Bazaar
Just opened' a new lot of JERSEYS, thclitctt
styles, tocltCT with ether new noveleUej.
OCtSS
BA-ZAAR
m1" C" T C. " '
. . f 1
- TTarTntir'-il to rt::?a ccnnrslcaccs'
fc-ora cr frills ca ary tad U:ni3cu
gts'srallstcrcstbl
Tka nine of tie writer must tlways b
ttlalxa to tie IMruar.
wojiannTcauoas oust cs wrrrtaa ca tra
tiasideol tta papcx. : .
Fnonain!efl mast bo avoldad. . .
. And It la aspeeUy mad particularly cad .
stood that the Editor does tot always eadot
the views of correspoadeats ' valeat ao atati
la the editorial eohuaiut . .
NEW AIVEIUSE2IEIIT0.
OPISBTEETG
OF-
Goods,
-AT-
116 r-Tartcet Stv
An Entirely, New Stock
OF- 1 .
Silks, Rhadams, Ottomans,
Velvets, Cashmere?, Tricot?,; ,
. s i - - -
Ladies' Cloth, Hcnrictlas, . ,
Flannels, 5cc , &c. - -
1 ilfhitArnnHr&
,i -m m m m m w m m
Lficcs. Edgings, Furs, Gloves. ; r
Corsets. Men's and Boys' Wear,
Hosiery, Housekeeping Goods, '
"' - " ; . , ... .. r ' " .."-
Domestics. Notions, &c , &c. v . ; ;
At prices lower thad they hayo been
known for years. ; i . i
Terms Positively Cash !
. Mi'
'EST I shall sell my goods as low as
the lowest catalogues. All I ask Is tho
sanfe treatment ' ;V ' ' 5 . . ' '
Cash . ! Cash I Cash !
And assure you at tho samo tituc, niy
kind patrons, that I propose to main- '
tain in the future the reputation gained
in the past of having
The Best, the Cheapest !
MOSTi COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
To be foiind outside of New York.' 4
, ? "Call and be convinced at
HA. Rfl. KATZ'S
t septal
11C MAKKET ST.
Everv Dav.
on: hand; every day this month.
ept301innac
n a . .
Fall minter
mm
r . . t t. . . '. i i 1
The cfelebr.itr.!f WINRMIittYn Y8TKR9. ir1.
to beat and Besftdystcrs in tUo wortdi fT i
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I HA VE OPENED AI1 NOW OFFER .FOR
sale all tt&,arUctef usually . kvyt , In a J3iug
Store.' My Drygsj arc entirely newand freih,
mauufiicturcd by some of the best chemists ui
thoorld. Not one particle of my stock I
okl;" Any one appreciating the value ot
NEW, FRESH and FINE GOOD? will find if
to their advantage to purchase of mc. , . I ,
ROBERT R. BELLAMY,
- oct ii
N W Cor. Market and Front Ft.
FIRST
Oranges!
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OF THE SEASON !
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r oct 21 tf
Florida
E. J. MOORE & COa ' -
Another.
JDST BECKIYED BY EXPRESS TH18
aay, another large lot of . .
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
anong thorn. fall line of JERSEYS, alt coV
oi?. The attention of the Ladlealsresrcctful- '
MISS U KARRER.
Vollers' Building, opposl'i' i c"w Market.
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