. r. DlPKS
- v.
jOSH T. JABIBS.
TPTIOSS FOSTAGX PAH ,
T Six months. $3.00. Thre.
.loo- One month. 35 cento.
i'l be delivered by earners free
P,ppei!ay part of the city. tlnebove
OccbU per week.
. .rites low and liberal.
rjTt ,rt uy aDd 11 tali-
"T.,.. their rawr regularly.
f '-Ly' VEGETABLE. "
H,rf w"; i ext-acrJ;nary efficacy on the
flVEF.. "vf'DftSEYS,
f n-.a Bowels.
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
IJowel Cornplafnts.
,"1!.Ji,.Vtior. Biliousness.
cii -v :V--rtiop.s, Jaundice,
.-.:eHo!a Should be Without It,
. ivi..;;, : p rervly for immediate us?,
:! : " in ;: n n-":rof suffering and
," ,1-? ' a ad doctors-' bills.
S " ' ' f hcRE IS EUT ONE
cffi'V-s? LIVER RBSULATGR
(res'. ' f-'!??-r- Prepared cniy by
J U IHUN 3. CO., Sole Proprietor.
"fjerMra W.OOO colored Knights ol
Lbr.
'
Oib third almost (700) of the total
250)3aits recently commenced in the
Grail Court at. Sr. L mis. the Globe
Ifcaumt tate3. were divorce proceeding-
. .
R;dprII2jard is cibtributing sev
eral article on Cypress to the St.
Jiroes' Gazette. The romantic island
ottha Mediterranean is to be the scene
ol his next novel.
Tba Mississippi is lower than it has
been h Mnty-five years, and only
ln(xT,cz the rec.rd3 were kept has
ittivlas iittle ater The drought on
iuwiter shed has brought it tj this
ow cmdition.
Hener-d M. (J. Vaileto, the oldest
nitireaon of California, will be a con-
ipieaous figure in l be annual celebrat
. tim at Napa on September 9. lie will
ride in the precession in a cbariot
which be made is 1813.
Boswell Deardsley. of Notth Lan
tlng.N. V., has fairly earned the title
ot "Dean d the Postal Corps.. His
tppointment dates back to June 23,
1-3. He was commissioned when
John McLane, ot Ohio, was post-aias'.er-general.
Mrs. Uagtry's mother has gone to
Knjlind to see what can be done to.
fr'-rd setting M '. Langtry out ot the
way in order that Mr. Freddy Gebhardt
may become known as Mrs. Lmgtry's
fcasband. A noble ambition is that of
Mr.Gebhardi's.
The world's progress U marked by
toe fact that while only a tew years ago.
hile Stanley was in Central Africa, it
'ooktwo years to hear from him, now
we get word of his raoyements in less
toaa two months. The man who makes
the world go round twice when it used
1,1 io round ones in a public benefactor
How public opinion overbears law
WM recently c iriously illustrated in a
French Court. duellist was sen
ced to itufrisonment. not because
tohad wounded his adversary, but be
ui8 be parried a thrust with his left
tv!' While he 8tabed with his right.
filing is illegal in Fraoce.
. British telegrapn service, which
Wit of the postoflice, dee1 not pay cx
fties since the rate was reduced to
J'Pence per ruessaze, or ab ut twelve
on working expenses and
-mj.000 for interest on the working
Pital-in all 500.000 or $2 750.000.
Th
QJas Anderson of West Haven.
Co,
0n- IS 9aid to hft nno rt m loaf rl
. ntltsof the Mohawk Indians. He
years ot aee and in a fine state of
Le?all0n- Hpaai8bewasboro at
iiemstead. L. I., and that he and
rolher- uo ljyes at Fleming. L I
mre the last of the Mohawks.
SoQ f General Belknap some years
JthWQUid to secure a clerkship in one
hi, rtaienl9 al Washington, but
UtherdUsua-Jed oim and advised
!2Jta undertakp
Uh wa3 honorable, Tha young
"nreda job as railroad brake.
ant . ,lJp4: lo ,r Now he is assia. '
smiteudcm of the road, " '
J
VOL. XI
The Democrats of Pennsylvania were
in Convention yesterday and after a
harmfnioup session nominated J. Ross
Thompson lor Supreme Court Judze
and B J. McGrann lor State Tn-a.su re r
The i lritform is a wise one and it seem 8
io in covers the ground pretty effectu
ally. . Mainly it is as follows:
1st. That we 'renew our allejjiamte
to the principles anil declarations ot the
platform adopted at Chicazo in 1884
w4iich Mr Cleveland, the nominee ot
the party, heartily endorsed, declaring
in tiis letter of acceptance: I have
carefully considered the platform ad j t
ed ry ibe convention and cordially ap
tnrv tho same: so plain a statement
of Democratic laitb ano: tho principle
upon which that party appeals to irm
itutTraes of tho pbople. need: no sup
pleiuent or explanation." To thee
principles he has faithfully adhered in
a I his public utterances. We further
affirm , the platform adopted by our
Slate convention of I8bf and in vi"W
of the existing condition .! trie public
treasury we demand with empha- s
that the large surplus alrtady in Uii
treasary shall be used to pay ti e public
debt, and that the current and unnec
essary increase troing on beyond ine
ne-eds of the government shall be im
mediately prevented by a wise and
prudent reduction of internal tnxatii n
and of duties on imports, iu accoi dance
with the foregoing declarations, i
2nd That wo fully endorse the ad
rainistration of President Cleveland,
Wise, sagac'ouf? and patriotic he has
restored confidence to tho business
interest ot the country, in the Demo
cratic party ; has direcu-d the financial
affairs of the Government wittt apt
ability; has otrenglhened the public
credit and thereby given us prooi oi
great industrial and commercial pro
perity 'I he apprehenwion in the minds
ol some that the advent of our party to
the control of the Federal Government
would be dangerous has been dispell
ed. Oiir people are niore contented
and well to do than in years, and more
respected than ever nefore by other
nations. His period of administration'
has been pure, economical and fearless,
and meets the approval ot all fainuind
en and conservative citizens.
3rd. We recognize the material bene
fit which this country has received
from immigration. We endorse the
legislation of Congress against tho im
portation ot contract labor, and to
compel the return of paupers at d
criminals. We commend the national
administration for its efforts to rigidly
enforce these laws, and while we are
opposed to any illiberal restrictions we
favor snch adnitional measures ot
regulation as may be found necessary.
4th. We favor liberal pensions to rie
serving Union soldiers and sailors, and
refer to the action of the present admin
istration in adding to the pension rolls
a larger number than was ever before
placed thereon within a corresponding
period, while at t he same time protect
ing the treasury from fraudulent claims
as a proof ot this fact
5th We point with pride to the fact
that since the Democratic party ha
been in power, in any branch of the
Fedoral Gpvernment. not one aero ol
the public lands has been granted to
corporations, nor has any land grant
been revived or extended
The sixth, seventh and eighth sec
tions refer exclusively toSlate matters.
9th The Democratic party sympa
thizes with the oppressed of all nations
in all movements having for their objpet
the attainment of the blessings of local
self-government, such as are enjoyed
by the people of this Union as the result
of the enforcement ot Democratic pol
icy. 'The granting of Homo Rule to
Ireland is due. as the acknowldgement
of the sacred inherited right, and the
gallant struggle for the accomplishment
of this long delayed act of justice under
the magnificent leadership of Gladstone
and Parnell commends itfelf to the
moral support of the American people.
It is our e rnest wish that the efforts ot
these distinguished statesmen may soon
be crowned with success We still
hold to the ancient doctrine of the partv
that the preservation of the rights of the
people demands that we should look
with jealousy upon monopolies and re
strict corporate power within its proper
sphere, and we heartily approve tne
action 6( the National Administration
in reclaiming and throwing open to the
people for settlement one hundred mil
fion acres of land, which, through arti
fice and fraud, were wrongfully held by
corporations, having been forfeited to
the people by their failure to comply
with the conditions of the grants.
Don't Experiment.
You cannot afford to wasto time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seemf.
at first, only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon vou with some
cheap imitation of Dr King's New Dis
covery tor Consumption, Coughs and
CIds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he
may tell you be has something just as
good, or just the same. Don't be tie
reived. but insist upon getting Dr.
King's New Discovery, which ia guar
anleed to give relief in all Throat.
Lung and Chest affections. Trial bot
tles free at W. H.Green &Co.'s. Large
bottles $1
itock Crystal Spectacles and
Kyejjlasses.
Advice to old and yodng: In select
ing spectacles you should be cauticus
noi to take more maqnifyinq jx)iver
than has beea lost to the eye. as in the
Bame proportion that yu pass that
point of increase, will cause you fur
ther injury to the eye. Using glasses
of stronger power than i necessarv is
the daily canse of premature old age to
im ligJtL You can get the best at
HejnspergBr'd.
Mill
WILMINGTON N. C, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
Sound rgal Oof n on.
E. Bainbridge Mtinday. Esq , County
Atty.. C ay county, Tex. says: "Have
ued Eeetnc Hitter with mo t happy
result "My brother atst was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life."
Mr. D I. Wilcoxson. ol Hor3 Cave.
Ky.. r.dda a lke testimony, saving :
He: positively believes he would have
died, bad it not been tor Electric Bit
fers
Tho great remedy will ward off. as
well as cure all Malarial Diseases and
tor all Kidney. Ivverand S'omach Dis
orders stands onequated Price 50
ami $l. at W. H. Green & Co V
LOCAL NEWS.
QEX TO MEW fcOVERTlSEMEIITS.
Wm k, worth a to Ice
A J Dk'Iosset For Kent
Wanted v Woinin of So -ec
- , cotton Js Co.nlmr In
'iaylor's Hazr Ju6t lleceivcd
Wm k l'EiN'OKit Co For Ue--t
mkinsbkkoek's No che5K Co ka
Jon? T i?cuoNWALD, M D notice
J K Melton wood Beef and Lamb
Wm A Willson, lax Or l lty Taxes
N" llaleigh papers received here to
day. We lose this month fit minutes of
daylight.
This month has five Thursdays and
five Fridays.
Full mon to-morrow morning at 58
minutes past 5 o'clock.
School Books and School Stationery
you can buy cheapest at Heinsberger's.f
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day toot up I4l bales, against I bale
tor same date last year.
About 300 excursionists arrived this
morning from along the line of the W.
& W. R. R thissideol Goldsboro.
Dr. J. T. Schon wald has rented an
office on South Front street, and will
resume the practice of hi profession in
this city.
Dr. A.J DeRosset offers for rent two
valuable stores on North Water street,
right in the heart cd the business section
of the city.
Driftwood has again collected at the
iron bridge which crosses the Capo
Fear river at Moares1 Bluff and the
steam tug Miric is at work clearing it
away.
The Chad bourn Times has resumed
publication. We welcome its pleasant
face once more and hope it has now
come to stay.
Mr. Wm. A. Willson. Tax Collector
and Treasurer, notifies the tax payers
of this city that list? of real and per
sonal property tor 1887 are now in
his hands for collection of taxes.
We would advise all our readers in
need of shirts, to stops at the Wilming
ton Shirt Factory and get tin best
white shirts in the land at 75 cents.
J. Ei.snAir, Prop . 27 Market street.
Mr .Toon R. Mmu.n has Nme very
fine beet cattle this week, which conies
from Onslow county. It will bo offer
ed on his stalls tosmorrow and Satur
day. along with a lot of ot her fine meats,
veal, mutton, lamb &c.
A challenge rac took place yester
day, at Wrightsville. over the usual
eourse, between the Iihe... Capt. A.
M. Waddell.
A. J. Flanne
Jr.. and tht Sprite, Capt.
r. It wa a spirite'i con-
test, the Mabel winning by just
30
seconds.
The receipts ot cotton at this port for
the crop ear whiuh ended yesterday
were the largest ku-wn in the history
ot the city, with one exception. This
was the year 1SS2. when they amounted
to 13? 341 bales, just 3.031 bales more
than were received here last year.
Col. Juo. L. Cantwell. Secretary of
tho PriMince Exchange, enjoys the well
earned reputation of being one of the
most careful and correct statisticians in
the city. He setd nu makes an error.
During the past day or two ho has re
vised bis entire reports for the past
twelve months and has not fuaod one
error in them.
Indication
For North Carolina, fair weather,
and East to S-uth winds, except East
erly winds on the coas and stat onary
temperature.
Sudden Death.
Mr. J B. Burns, a well known citi
zen of Wadesboro. and for many years
nronrielnr nf n. hn'pl in that town, died
sudde
nly. of apoplexy, on Monday. Ilei8o; p,lch go barrels, vnlu-$3.5; lu
nken early in the morning, about j m oQQ eeU Vft,OP 0 743
was taken
t o clock, ana aied at I p. m. . J
Headquarters for base ball supplies
is at Heipsberger's.
X
.U
Railroad Klections.
It is expee'ed that the Board of
Commissioners in Pender county, and
also in Onslow c lunty. at their regular
meeting next; Monday will order elec
tions on the question of a subscription
i.. the W. O. & E. C R R . the for
me.r lor Grant township and the latter
tor Onslow county at large. The
amounts on which the vote will be
takn will b" $(0,000 tor Grant town
hip and $00 000 lo- Onslow county.
The friends ol i he measure in the two
counties neem confident thai they can
c-trry the election if they can get. the.
uiattfer belore-be people.
City Court.
The first ease called was that ot
Frank Tel lair, for discharging a pistol
in the city limits. He was tound guilty
and fined $5.
Jack Siuumons, a tramp, was order1
nd belo tor 10 days
Bur Quince, another tramp received
the same sentence.
Two men charged with disorderly
conduct wore found guilty and ordered
below for 3 days.
Edward Edwards was next arraigned
for assault and battery. He was ad
judged guilty and ordered below for 20
days.
Charles Smith, drunk and down,
case continued.
One unlicensed d g case was disposed
ot in the usual way and then the Court
stepped down and out.
Mr. James H. Chadbourn, Jr., of
Columbus county, is in the city to day.
Prof M C. S. Nobk and Mrs. Noble
are in Selma, on a visit to the Pro
lessor's relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wagner, of
ICitiston. are in the city, the guests of
Mr. E W. Hewlett.
Rev. D C. Kelly, of this city, has
been elected pastor of Olive Baptist
Church a Greenville Sound.
Mr. L. H. Meares left hpVo' last night
tor a pleasure trip of a week or two in
the Western prt ot the State.
. . Mr. Ieopold Brunhild returned to the
city last night alter a visit of two
months to relatives and friends in Ger
many. We were pleased to receive visits to
day from Messrs. R. D. Holt and N.
G Price, of Goldsboro. They came
down with the excursionists this morn
ing and will return to-night.
Messrs. Dick & Meares, the enter
prising ciothiers on North Frontstreet,
hane added a customs made department
to their business and last night Mr. W.
E Smith, of Petersburg, an experienced
cutter, arrived here to take charge of it.
Police Arrests in August.
The records of tho Police Depart
ment show that ninety four arrests
were made during the month. Of this
number, twenty four were white males,
fifty seven colored males and thirteen
colored females The causes of the ar
rest were disorderly conduct, 19;
drunk and disorderly, 6; drunk, dis
orderly and resisting police, 4; fighting
and resisting officer, 2: fighting and
disorderly, 6; throwing stones in streets.
9; stoning police and rescuing prison
er. 3; common nuisance, 1; insulting
policeman while in discharge of duty,
1; arsested on suspicion. 2; drunk and
down, 4; affray. 1; assault, 4; assault
and battery, 3; keeping unlicensed dog,
11 ; larceny, C; blockading streets, 2;
asleep on street. 6; nuisance. 1; tramp,
1; discharging weapon in city limite. 1;
lunacy, 1.
Dog Collars. Large assortment just
received. Can buy a nice collar from
25 cents up. at .! acoiu's Hdw. Depotf.
Kxports in August.
The total value of foreign exports
lroui this port tor the month of August
is $103,710; as complin from the
books at the Custom House, is as fol
lows: French West Indies Lumber, 725,-
000 feet, valued at Sll.S'Jfi.
Germany Rosin, S.OlVI barrels, val
ued at $3,239.
England Rosin. 5,216 barrels, valued
at 5.133; spirits turpentine. 145 881
gallons, valued at $43 614.
British Wes: Indies; Lumber. 272,
000 feet valued at $4 772; shingles, 52,
000, valued at $157.
Hay ti Lumber. 92.0UO te l. valued
at $1,170; shingles. 70 (XK). valued
at $390.
Russia Rosin. 3,850 btrrels. valued
at $4 126.
Porto Rice. Tar. 40 brr-!. yalue
tii-
Inland Rosin. 92 barrel, value
750; spirits turpentine. lODOtG gal
value $35 000.
1 1887
MO 20S
At '12 15 o'clock to-day an alarm ?
fire was sent in from box. 35. corner
Eighth and Market-streets. Tne fire
was discovered to he on the roof of -i
one story frame building. No. 19 D
street, owned a.-d occupied by Ellen
Anderson, colored. Tho only damage
was the burning of a tew shingles. The
fire department were promptly on
hand but their services were not re
quired. Cheap Ice.
Messrs W. E Worth & Co. have
gone back to first principles and will
hereafter sell ice. delivered, at one-halt
cent per pound. when tuken in
quantities not less than 10 pounds at
each delivery. They are enabled to do
this trom the fact that they will increase
the capacity of their factory to 50 tons
per day. Rate3 for larger qu inflies
than 10 pound delivery will be tound in
advertisement in this issue.
Harbor Master's Keport.
From the books of Capt. Joseph
Price, Harbor Master at this port, we
get the tollowiog report of arrivals lor
tho month of August:
American Steamers. 5; tonnage
4.527; brigs, 1 ; tonnage. 328; schooners
14; tonnage. 4,196; total American. 2i
vessels and 9,051 tons.
Foreign Barques, 5; tonnage. 2.065;
brigs 2, tonnage. 463; total foreign 7
vessels and 2,528 tons.
A grand total of 27 vessels and 11,579
tons.
Meteorological.
Mr. F. P. Chaffee, Signal Officer at
this point, reports as follows for the
month of August: Mean barometer
29.946; highest, 30 17, on the 9ih : low
est, 29.51, on the 24th ; mean tempera
ture: 77.4; highest, 95, online 13th;
lowest. 55.6; on the 30lb; monthly
range, 39.4; greatest daily range. 22;
on the 31st ; least do. 5 C, on the 24th.;
mean daily do. 14.4; mean dew point
73.6; mean daily relative humidity. 86;
prevailing direction of wind, S. W.;
total movement ot wind, 5.115; highest
velocity, direction and dale. 28, N. E.,
on 19th ; total precipitation. 9 88 inches ;
clear dys, 11 ; fair days, 16; cloudy
days, 4; thunder storms on the the I3tb
I6tb, 18th and 27th
More Mail Facilities.
A moyement is on foot, started bv a
prominent commission house in this
city, looking to the establishment of a
night way mail on the Carolina Cen
tral R. R. in addition to the day mail
now in existence. A petition to the
Postmaster General was circulated to"
day and extensively signed here acd
blank copies have been sent to various
points on the road, suggesting that the
people there sign it also. The mail
asked for is a matter of great impor
tance to the business interests ot this
city, as well as those of residents along
thline between this city and Chariotte,
and we believe that it will be estab
lished.
Cotton.
The new cotton crop year begins with
to-day. The receipts at this port for
the year 1886 foot up 134,307 bales, as
against 101,537 bales for 1885, an in
crease of 32,770 balee.
Receipts for the crop year ended
August 31, 1885, were 94.054 bales.
Receipts tor the crop year ended
August 31, 1884, were 91,701 bales.
Receipts for the crop year ended Au
gust 31, 1883. were 128,621 bales.
Receipts for the crop year ended
August 31. 1983., were 137,341 bales.
Receipts for the crop year ended
A no-net 11 ICQ? lie V I it U- 1, ..
Receipts for the crop year ended
August 31, 1880, were 78,889 bales.
Receipts for tho crop yea ended
August 31, 1879, were 108,518 bales.
Beceipts for the crop year ended
August 31, 1878, were 123,374 bales.
Receipts for the crop year ended
August 31. 1877, were 113,461 bales. 4
Receipts for the crop year ended
August 31, 1876, were 83 120 bales.
Rpceipts tor the crop year endin
August 31, 1868. will be
did you say?
-how
much
An Un rivalled KcorI
Allcock's Poicous Plasters have
proved the bet,'satest. and moat ef
fectual remedy for Spinal Conipiaintf
Incipient Consumption, Diarrtie,
Pleurisy. Asthma. Bronchitis. Epilep
sy. Lumbago. Debility. Rheumatism,
Gout, Sciatica. Loss of Vigor, Oropsy.
Paralysis. Loss ot Voice. Hysteria,
Nervousness. lodieestioo. pAlpitatidn.
You will find hoes, forks, shovel,
spades, scythes, swaths and arm: rig
toolg of all kind , JkC('? How"
villi r ctAd w rrtl- co-anc-aaiciCo .
Iroa nnr frtcada on any a ii aatjj
frcBcraltn threat b-ct
T3aamof t! wr.ur mnaniwaya'c
tetai to um Editor.
caBtd3o; taa papex. -?r5oajLlUlc
toast tK arctdaa ;
tjsi ixi 9Hpecil!y ma pattlftaijxir m
"Kvi hat the eiHoy Sot oci ir ri
: vTievra of corrt-5yorjle,r )sff lt
i n rlttcrt! oIiTr.ta.'
i
NkTvV ADVERTISEMENTS.
STANTEL A VOM N OF Sv.SK, KK-
erxv an 1 resicuUidt'- fj i-ar business
in Lcr i. callty -l.ry abmt fj) per rr th.
l-trfT',ii'nt p'fsHi-n tcferencca given aod
exacfe . " H. BAtsiuiiDOE, Miinicr, 32 heado
t , K. Y. gept I aw4w ihZ
yj ti
J It Sl'ECT FCl.ik IMFOUM MY iVlEKPS
anvl the pubtlc that I Laro reeunud the prc-(
ti'e of &ifcClcsTm and Jsurprery In tbl.e.i y,
' flico No. , South Frant Mrect. 01tte honra
S :0 to 9.: 0 a. m., I to 2 p. m. and U :5D to 3i
p. m.
sei.tl 2i JOIl -i T. SCIIOKWaLD, M. D
City Taxtfs.
rjlllS ItoOK CON1 :MN1NH THE LISTS
ot the Kealand Perso-al Property and Folia
fcr t c year 1SS7 has lcen placed In my har.dy
for the eollecdon of the Taxes on tne luiue.
WM. A WIL1AON,
Tax' Col'ccfar an 1 Treasurer,
eept.l 4t fept 1, S. 15, 1 , .
For Rent.
PIFTl-XWa rooms. VX.p'1f
Apply to I'i'gvg-'
6Ppt 1 tf
WM, E SFKINOElt A CO.
For Rent. 5
IttOM OCT. 1, 18I-7, aTOltE .JCo. ' "x -oS,
North -Water St., now occupied J ti !f
by Morris Jar & lJroa I'm't'a
Store So 112, Nortn Water ?t,,now on-
p'cd by-Harding Johnson. JHp)dy to
se;t 1 liw 2w th A. .J. Dr.HOSPET
Good Beef ami Lamb.
iO THOSE WHO CAN APPRECIATE
UDOD IJEEF and LAMli will find It at Stalls'
Sos:iaKd3, Front Mrect Cartel. Having
just received a line lot of Cattle a'xsd Jtninba v
from vlr-K N. Summerslll, of OnaJow county,
I am r.r.epared to furnish line Aleatp, lin, fat,'
juicy and tender, and Jas, tiiough not leat, I '
give sixteen ounces for a pound.
:ne Jnd examine for youf-f U.
sept 1 2t .J it.
Call and boo
MELTON
ICE. ICE. ICE,
N VIEW OF THE FACT TIF AT WE IS-:
t-nd rnlargitgour plant, ard shall noon have
the capacity to furnish FIFTY TONS OF ICK
DAILY, wc have deciJeil f reduce ihP price ,
to the Cgurer, wc originally intended rx-llinsr at.
On and after to-day we will furnish ICK,
deltvf ro I twice a day, at following ratef :.
IA t Pounl, each delivery, y, cent
AV.lu "v tor nound.
"I (f Ponds, each delivery, 4 0 rente per !C0
v v pounds.
Large ciuahtitles at lower ritcn.
We trust that the above pricen will be eat
Ie factory to the community, " -
WM. E. WORT'II & CO.
Bept 1 tf th gat
Just Eeceived.
A NEW LOT OF
DARK STRAW HATS,
FOR EARLY FALL TRADE.
Regular Price 50 Cents,
WILL SELL THEM FOR
Twenty-Five Cents
this Wee only,
for
-AT-
iTaylor's Bazar
11S AlAKKETSr.,
ecptl Wllmlt too, N. C.
For Rent
rjICE SIORE AT PRESENT U3EII
hs our Retail Crockery Dejiirt men t.j?i?
Li0s;es8loa given Oct 1st. f'i'i-l'Tj :
aug 31
GI ES & lICRCniiON.
Carol ina Beach. ,
rUK PASi-PORT WILL IJCAVE TOR
CAROLIN A Ui H every week day at 9nd
except r!Uy acd Katurday, when cvfS
boat leave- at .2u. Train rciurutne leVvM
At lhnrpiinit m. t. . ...
ilnue to make her regular trip on rxiuflay.
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t.ctj Jeremy ani aturav'
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Notice f Notice ! !
AM :OTFUlSQ A LARGE A&t AS-
rted stock of TOUACCO AN!) CIGAF' "
wni:h 1 am eiling at ranutacturlr vr'.tS
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