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WILMINGTON. N. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1887
NO. 209
VOL. XI.
t.. will rer-ortuny and Hi tall-
JLt,ib
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D:..i.hiim im said to be at
; death.
a; old. but retains
Another international disputo may i
result from an episode tbat occurred at
Paso del Norte, Mexico. . irectly across
ttte border. The principals of the
troubl.i are the United States Consul.
Ja'ltjo Brigham, who i stationed there.
and tita-Jadeo of Letters, Zabia. a resi
dent magistrate. Alter a friendly offi j
I . . " . rw . Vl I fl :
r:i... r u ihn.mn irini nail nn .inMtro i nn liOnsui ii r i if
, . ! ill .A . .! I ir: v ai imunu I ......--..- ---- -
,m,()aPi) near Los Angeles, nam was iouoweu oy .uum ut m
r!onr complexion and
ti,e9r,n? c
r" m hi4 country.
LOCAL NEWS.
tSDlE TOIEWADVEBTISEB'tm.
C w Y ate Cotton Is Coming In
Heissbergeb'b New Check Books
This
Alorniujr's Fire
Police ISrntliortioocl.
t
The members of the Dolice force of The alarm of Ore was sounded at 8:15
this city met last night and organized o'clock this morning, just at the Iiour
a mutual benefit association to be wbea many i.i oar . people were at the
known a Ihe "Police Brotherhood." breakfast table The alarm was iurn-
Br. steamship hicosxan. sailed from i The officers elected are:
r "uiday evening and hi right 1 street, and struck a stunning blow over
y.i-.s
J
t f cr t a I iKii hror1 o nH ha h i rwl hi a hopfc
r" ' I m. , .. ... u r
lit i.'jnrtes by iho samH - ine louowiner letegram , sent uy wju-
snl Brigbaoi to the state uepanment,
explains i t-lt:
Paso del Nokte, Aug. 30. 1887.
To J. M.-Porter. Assistant Secretary
,rii is now cnmfrlably
he" fjvorilo Bajiuoral.
trom 0 wnior stree'..
sx'. ;.i tht bi:e wil: s;on paralyze
world with uuulitr Vo!
political pen.
i.n n i f
r i.v .niinyr ti the Gale-ton identify the horses, and after many
n-' ...Colo ainnnnoo dajs' . waiting Judge Zubia appointed
' 1 x n! thm. Thy cost
of State. Vaan'njrton, D. C :
"Mself and Colonel Cowart. of the
Mescalers Agencv of New Mexico. have
bn hure several days irying to recov
er Dome horses stolen from the agpney
n.nd brought and held at this place
,ff in dogs, or badls olT vVe had all tbo proofs necessary to
luuie
Mary port last Tuesday for this port.
School Books. and School Stationery
you can buy cheapest at Heinsberger's.f
Nor. barque Capella. Jensen, from
this port, arrived at Antwerp last Tues
day The Champion Corapres opennd the
season vesterdav bv compressing 150
bals.
Prpsident R. M. Capps.
Vce President JI. J Mintz.
Secretary and Collector F. T. Skip
per.
Treasurer Daniel Bender
Governing Committee G. D. Pugh.
J D Orrell. J. S. Piver.
Br. steamship ll'ty Green, Blackiaw,
sailed from Madeira for this port on
Tuesday last.
Dog Collars. Large assortment just
received. Can buy a nice collar from
25 cents up, at. Jacoki's Hdw. Depotf.
'. . . A C AAA
n ii q v fir mni
i - .h-wp owners 5 K) OtX)
- -
i (' (rinth, Mis.. has
tha dav ti tv the case
At four o'clock Cowart and myseti
called at the court room, and alter re
maining there until after five we went
to his residence to see why he did not
tako dd the case. Nothing occurred
thureofan insulting nature, as I can
p.. Hi! ii-"' " ' i nrove. vvnea we leit juuge aiuuih rau
,,. i'ji: 't-s; uuara ot any maie some ten or twelve icet mu mio idc
it ,t sirnni and strnpt mfl from behind over
toJinUie""" '7"; Uh- had. I then ran him into iho
jear? of s'x ,t CT' 1 w u" hwuse and t(id him he would hear Irom
... ,t whau he Preci ms nearu ftffain. Thus the mailer stands
nni 11 nas mil utjeu i JUOzeiOUOia uibuiwju uuiiiu """ii
. - .rif I .uni ond mesnlt whilo in the discharce
,.. conrafino IS Still umw-l
C2i:"e -"" ' - t our duty. tSKUitlAM. VJ'USUl
I
dissatisfied because
Henry Villard comes to the lrnt
Points and Varnish. Bet in city at
Jacoki S and at lower prices than you
can buy elsewhere. t
The Chatham Record enters this
week on the lt year ot its existence
It. i- a good papr and deserves h ripe
old age. Success to it.
Cocisoiamac:mw'-iBu MMrfw Bain. Ihis time as the representative
f the President's . .
n int5 ori'jsia" i nr ft. lot or nniu uiiuhttuais, ahoo
U'wern v.sn ?ne i j York Herald, says :
vJjilt'tnree p.ro rivhu w iu.o. . a j m on dollar iransaciion in
t..noa-break ol thrt oia laiousy, mreson Kailway ana iMaviganou wui-
jsw . . . I. . w in IV.
oron,j eviupnce iu-. 1:;. 7Th seller named was th
th,. pride most o: nis cuuuuyu. Oro-nn and Transcontinental Com
... Wr npveland? I fib n V and the.Durchasers were BHriin
iu . i kw rf
f.anitalists n a syndicate represerueu
To Rov. Dr. precner. oi uucuu Ko Henrv Viilard.
1 I"' mw - I ft W "
, iwhrfprJnn Church. Cleve- Th sale as annouueed included bonds
iteuuB .wf .. I.;;L- n;i0r,,t M.vifTtioii
i i ftki,, la ?i minister -WDO DUISIOI lUBUieguu . "
ImJ. Ohm. is a minister wn , p nnmoatlV .valued in the trade ai $3.-
onnciDle bnfore salary, lie was onereu - - - . . . , at gi 000,000
Mr Bfecher's old place at Plvnmuth Th DOnda bad been carried lor that
Chnrrh with a salary of S20 000, nut company by the Uregon ana yaucuu
marta. wuu . . Unonioi finmDaflv. arid the stock was
ntol.t oi.r or me .auuu...-- V ,7tTer cOmDa0y'
doctrine t the coagrezat'.on. wuu T. aM.nritiea were, it was said, so
h.h hi. .;.. not nre to be identified. L.ntntrht The remainder of the bo.
"' . T i - ... . i . .
. i nnn rnfi-5Q 000 000 will De paia. u i
T.ie vicisaiiudes of an artist's rppula-1 ait.'6n the exorcise of an .option for
more stock, ine prices at wmuu mo
not uis-
Police officer Howell was taken sick
last night while on duty and had to be
c nveyed home in a carriage.
We are glad to note the recovery of
Mr. William Goodman, who has been
sick and confined to the house tor a
week pas'.
Mrs. Sarah Guthrie, relict of the
late Capt. Arcbie Guthrie, died yester
day at Soutbport after a long and pain-
The receipts of cotton at this port to- mi illness.
day foot up 170 oales, against oaie Mr p p Chaffee, Signal officer at
lor sam dat last year. this Dlace, left last night tor Washiny-
The wind got around towards the I'on City, on telegraphic instructioes
received yesterday, relative to im port-
ant business.
Mr. Henry Hayden. of Jackson,
Mich., Mayor of that city, and a mem
ber of th firm of H A. Hayden & Co.
is in the city as the guest of Mr. John
It Turrentino
Mr. I). M Williams, ot the firm of
William. Rankin & Co., returned
Wh would advisw all our readers in home yesieruay iro,u a visit to vv,
, ... . .l. r:i.; 1 Sir.rima and othor nlno.fts in the westeru
ueed ot sniria, io stops iv me iuuuis - t
I i.l. o..
t.n Khirt. Factorv and iret thj best part oi tne oiaio.
,i,;tft fihirtu in th land at 75 cents. W e are sorry to hear that Mr. vv nuey
I ii 4. -.tv-4-l iAiiitn ic:tor
J EisnAOiT. Prop . 27 Market street, iseery met wnu a (laiumi iujuij j
r uy. hv cuttiiiff a severe !:a&n id dip
Knoxviilo Furniture Co.
f E ARE IIKCE YKT, WITH TK
South this afternoon, for the first tim
in more than a week Wo may look
lor warmer weather to morrow.
In Oak Grove Cemetery., during the
month of August, there were 13 inter-
mfnts. Of tbU number 4 were adults
and 9 were children. Only 2 of the
number were white
n oil iUntrfitcid bv the recent
n foil" of Turner's pictures, that oi
Aatwpro. It was first exhibited in the
British Royal Academy in 1833. and
wistaen valued at $1,000; eleven years
liter it was sold fo $1,575; in 18(3 the
price it brought was $15 000; very late
!jk was 3uld in London for $34,124.
Sixty million pounds of prunes were
imported into the United States last
year, bat California is growing this
crop more largely every year, and it is
only & matter of time when the foreign
prmhet will be run out of our markets
b? home made products. The Califor
nia pruaes are said to be superior to the
foreign and sell at better prices.
There is no reason why New Yorkers
Jnoiul not be well informed as to what
ispoinjTiin in the world, for, according
t"tbe Newsman, there are 480 publica
tions in that city. Tha lollowing is the
list: Daily morning papers, 21; daily
evening papers, 10; semi-weekly pa
Pets. 7; weekly papers, 215; bi-weekly
PP2rs, 12: semi-monthly - papers, 20;
Eonihly pai-ers, 168; bi-monthly, pub
licaiions, 4; quarterly publications, 22.
Total. 4S0.
Yesterday's News ami Observer says:
A game of base-ball was played at the
park yesterday by the Raleigh and
Wilmington clubs, colored, resulting io
the remarkable score of 42 to 11 in
favor of Raleigh.
root with a foot-adze. He is resting
comfortably to-day.
A postal card received to-day by a
gentleman in this city slates tbat Prof.
J. Dietrich, the famous cithara player
who charmed our people last Winter.
UentralJanifS Jl. Lane, at present
Professor of Civil Engineering and
Drawiue in the Alabama Polytechnic
J-s iiutft and Agricultural and Mecnan
l College, has forwarded to a Inend
d frmer mpmher nf his brigade in
ttis town a roll of the officers and men
of the brigade as it existed at the sur
P'jirat Appomattox on 9:h of Aoril.
1:65 The brigade was composed of
:h 13th. 28tb, 33rd and 37th regi
JJts. sod originally numbered pro
Dlb J 5.000 or more men, but at the
dar there were less than 700.
t'Xtinvkam 0ckd.
Tta brigade was formed at Kinston,
I52. shoitly after the fall of New-b?rn-
We were there. Its first com
nder was the ' lamented h O'B
2rineh. and we recollect that it was
SJ at h time that tnere wern more
lh5ooo men in the brigade. It was
Uhat time a magnificent body ol men.
Vance was there, as colonel of the
ph ThelSth, which was recruited
weely in this city and section, there
oTin2 been three Wilmington compa
niea in it. had at one time nearly 1.100
jaen on ita xo3m nave always be-
"eved that in the Spring of 1862 the
!"h N'. C. could have whi
Bennrities were tauen were
closed. . ...
hftlieved in Wall street that by
means of such a transaction the Oregon
and Transcontinental and allied com
panies would come ont ot tneir com
plications in good shape. Six mil.ionj
amniH nnahlft theai and the men identr
Bed with them to renew and readjust
their loans.
One of the most interesting features
of the report was the allegea reappear
oni-ft nf Henrv Villard in the affairs of
the companies in which he had former
iw hflfin so nrominent. It was even re
ported that he was about to take com
mand again, tbat President Smi.h
would retire in his favor from the
Transcontinental Company and be
made a director of Northern Pact he,
and that th Northern . Pacific would
join the Oregon Short line (Union
Pacific) in guaranteeing the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company's
securities.
Neither Mr. Smith nor Mr. Villard
would confirm or deny the story of the
trade. -
-
A Souud Legal Opinion.
E. BainbndgeMunday, Esq , County
Atty.. Clay county, Tex., says: "Have
used E'ectric Bitten, with mo-t happy
results. My brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi
cine. Am satisfied Electric Diners
saveiLhislife."
MivD I. Wilcox3on, of Horse Cave.
Ky fcdds a l'ke testimony, saying ;
He positively believes he would have
died, had it not been tor Electric Bit
The great remedy will ward off. as
well as cure all Aiaianai ieeara.
u Tv-irtnflv. Liver and Stomach Uis-
Ar.a Qn1 uneoualed. Price 50c.
and $1. at W. H. Green & Co.'s
The Signal oflice was notified to-day is very sick at a hospital in Lexington,
bv a telegram received from Washing- Ky.
ton Citv at 12:30 o'clock to day, tbat a CoL E,D.JIall left yesterday after
cyclonic disturbance is central between noon lor Onslow county in the interest
Cuba and Southern Florida and that of the Wilmington, Onslow & East
ita rhfthi movements cannot at J Carolina Railroad. He will appear
-
present be determined.
Josephine McElroy, the missing
washerwoman, who is charged with
the theft ot a number of articles, has
been arrested in New York, and is held
for reauisition. Gov. Scales will make
out to-day the necessary papers and
will forward thein here and Officer F.
T. Skipper, of the police force, will go
aft r the prisoner.
of
before the commissioners of that county
at their meeting next Monday.
The Shelby New Era says that Mrs
R. Chapman and daughter, oi Wil
mington, who have been spending the
ed in first from box 35. biU this w: 3
soon found to be an error and box 10,
corner Mulberry "and Seventh street?,
was men given. The ilitnes were
f und to be in a small housp on Dickin
son street, between llankin and Miller,
in ane-storv frame dwelling owned
and occupied by Edward Stilla, colored
The fire department were promptly on
hand. Wilmington Honk & Ladder
Company arriving first, but the Grat
etreatT of water on th3 fire was thrown
bvtbe Adrian The At'antic and th.
Case Ifear were also promptly on hand
and did efficient service.
The flames spread from Stills' house
to the adjoining property on the South,
a two-story trame dwelling, owned and
occupied by Henry Whitehead, color
ed, and a one story lram nuilding in
the rear owned by the same pHrty.
Adjoining this was aone story dweK
liog. with a stable on the lot, belong
ing to John Gibson,- colored All of
this property was destroyed. ine
llamea spread so rapidly thai bat very
little of Still' furniture could be saved
The others saved much of their effects,
but in a more or less dam
aged condition. The dwelling of-
Joseph Hall, on the corner ol Dickin
son and Rankin streets, was threatened
and would have shared the fate of its
neighbors, but for the heroic ellorts ol
the firemen. As it is, it is badly dam
aged.
No one seems to know how the fiie
originated. The losses are iuht in the
aggregate but they bear heavily on the
individual sufferers. Still's dwelling
and furniture is a total loss, and, sad
to say, he had no insurance on either.
Joe Hall's loss on furuituro and dam-
asre to dwelling auiouuts to about. $100.
and be had no insurance. Henry
Whitehead's dwelling was insured tor
$300. the one-story building in his rear
for $150 and bis furniture for S350, all
in the London Assurance Corporation,
represented here by Messrs. Northrop,
Hodges & Taylor. John S. Gibson's
dwelling was insured for $200 and his
furniture for $50. both in the Fire As
sociation of Philadelphia, represented
by Messrs Atkinson & Mannipg. The
total loss foots up about $2,500. with
an aggregate insurance of $1,550.
finest act cheapest Furniture nndother house
hold t?ood3 to be found in the city.
We are nfclYiniTMjw jrcotls dally from thy
Factory. U o a tvll line ot iiaby :arrlicet.
Wc have a hrcjW iron .f-a'c which vre will
soli ChfHII
Notice.
J RKSPE' TrULLl INFORM MY F&1EKD5
and the pnMlc that I bave : leeum 1 the rac
tee. of Meoic-ne "an f Mupcry ?n thU cl y.
nice 'No. lo, iouili Fr.nt -trtct. .Mlle Uonrs
s 30 t"i 'J. 0 a. m , 1 io - t m. snd H to 7 3
i. m.
6e;.tl3i, JOtl- T. &CHO.NWALD, M. D
P
-Fot'.Rent.
UltOKLL HOUSX.
Apply to
sept 1 If WJL E SPRING Kli it CO..
For Rent
STORK AT PUESKNT UiED
rilHE
1
aa our Kctn! crockery, uenirtment. i a
Posteasioa jriven Oct 1st.
aSl GI ES & MUiicrn-os.
Go d Beef and Lnibr
1
iO THOSE WHO CAN A PIT. EC I ATE
Xos. I ai.d Front street Market. Having
just received a Hue lot of Cattle aid 3jnitr
from At- R N. SuraiuerslU, of Onslow conniy,
! am rrerarcd to fnrulfch ine i-ratp, line, fat, ,
juicy and tender, and last, though not loatt,'I
give sixteen ounces for a pound. Call an t see
rue. and ex an ine for yourself.',
tenuis J. II. MELTON
Sale of Land for Partition-
JY VIRTUE OF A 1E 1' "K OF THE
suneiior Court of Nc- Hanover County, Ihc,
understand , Counnits'or.tr flnr-ointed i'u aud
by ua'.d '.eorre. will, on Slonday, the 2Jth day
ot ctto;nbcv 1 ST, sell et the o:irt Hou:e v
door-in v.'iimington. fr cafch, at 12M, the Iol
lowlnz- lot fiiruiti'd in the ci y of witminirlou:
Ceiincinir la the V line ol "niihUi street 103
feet b t the line of 'raaffe f-tteet, thence
with line i M;rhth BtrecHM. iet,thuc W.
p;tral'.f i with Orange street tost, thence N.
;'.3fcct, i hen co E i'dl feet the beginning;
beicg part of lots 3 and 4 in liioct i:2.
MAUdOE l'.KLLAMY. Cora'r.
aiiK 12 Sy an? 12, ,9, 2(J sept 2, 9. 16,23
Just Rfiftftivfid.
Iialeiirh received 31,627 bales
,Mon lajt vftar aetainst 29 525 bale the
off raDidlv. and unless
year, preuous, an muiw - :- m
klP Thesnaretbe Visitor's hsures. there is a reioioicsmu num
J I . -II U -11
ati.q itrul Observer makes the re- tenoi wm souu u u uu
e.-.w. iQari 7Ri pa ar.o tne earn maue a buuuswj.uum.uw ..v.
I 847 bales. Now. which is correct? great deal of miscniei. xne loss to tu uuu t uSu
farmers along tne line oi river wnu ob
linlieafMM., Uerv heavy. Still, we hope that the
er
ototurl Thll "FavfitfftVille ObSer' -ui.l. i. ..InKTra iwnnf rliranpnsln
f.klllf I OUV w - - in ilivv, Jk . ,.vr . 0 - J - j '
. . has this to sav of it: and reeulatlng the liver and bowels, strikes at
Chas. Smith, charged with being onnfuv niht the freshet had and Textirpatea the most proiiflc cause of
. . . i. i i.. ...mmnnil - . i i .1 .i.Mit nonTMm fmnlilo Thaf nprvniin-dhst-
drunk anu arsorumy, ci u""l,wucv reached here, anu uaa risen aoovo mu uuiw,u..vu :J-
rom vestenUy. was adjudged guilty banks into the fields
and fined $20 or 30 day
ipped any
tn the enemy's line and that
anch.'a brieade could have routed
hri.-j.ie
Don't Experiiueii'
You cannot afford to waste tune in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems.
offirt rdv ftoold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon vou with some
cheap imitation pf Dr King s ixew
covery lor Consumption, Coughs and
r Ktit ha onrft vnil ffet LUO iieuuiuc.
Because he can mate more pruut uc
may tell vou he has something just as
Pr.
.-.r inat thft same. Don t D6 e
oivpd. but insist upon ceinnc
King's New Discovery, which i guar
anteed to cive relie." in all Throat
T nntrnd Chest affections. Trial bot
ties free at W. H.Green & Co.'s. Large
bottles $1
..ir ovaral SnectacleB and
A.uv w- r
Eyeglasses.
Advice to old and young: In select
ing spectacles you. should be cautious
not to take more nuHjnifyinq power
than has been lost to tne eye. as m tue
K.nnnrl nn that V II DDL S3 IU
1 1 1 R UlUiA'l."" - r
nv tiTria;.. .u.. L . . j , ..;t nf ;nr.rP9o. will cause you mr
" i ai ne cooia nave oroujjnfc "-tt:. iaeaoa
thap I n 1 11 rv w LIIO - n
5nt it Tals was the ceneral impres-
Hm.ngth men nd this fact would
Rnea long ways towards giving
Snn
nr,tr,nrnnwer ihaa i necessary is
the daily fianse of premature old age to
tlieisioht. You can gel me u
t
Falling Off.
Capt. Robeson, of the steamer Hurt,
summer in Shelby, left on Thursday states that the water in the upper Cape
for Hickory, wbpre they will spend a pear s falling about five feet a day,
week or two, alter which they will re- and tnat the cropa that were submerg
turn to Shelby and. with Mr. Chap- e are now clear of water. Among the
man, make a tour of Hickory Nut Gap. safferera are Messrs. John A. McDowell.
D. N. Sutton, L M. Cromartie and R.
A NEW LOT OF
The Freslioc.
The high water in the Cape Fear is
E. Lee. The products that were dams
aged are corn, cotton and sugar caDe.
There are others whose losses will be
heavy but we could not gleam their
names.
pie.
Their sufferings are very real, although yoa,
DARK STRAW RATS,
FOR EA2LY FALI, TRADE.
Regular Price 50'Cents,
or North Carolina, slightly warm- reports have been exaggerated and that with your vigorous pn ysiqu e d rang
. ... , repuno" nerves, can scarcely believe it. Bather sug-
i"i fair weaker and variable winds. jt QOt D0 as great a8 na3 been fear- uge of Hoet8ttcr.a slomach Bitters
Nancv Hall, charged with keeping an
unlicensed canine, tailed to answer and
was fined $10
John Davis and Mrs. Johnson,
charged withkeepinir unlicensed dogs,
surrendered the animals to be laiu.
and the cases were dismissed.
Ed. Roderick, disorderly conduct,
case continued.
Wm Gladly, a tramp, was ordered
to pay a fine of $10 or go below for 20
days.
Lookout torTramps
Yesterday mornins about 6 o'clock
as a servant of Dr. Kea. who lives on
theoroer f Front and Market streets.
opened the door leading to the street
she saw a man sitting on the steps. Hfl
.asked her tr some old clothing. GQ
stated that he was almost naked ana
very tired The servant left him and
went to another part of the house. lv
ikr)n.xr nnf A2tpmd About 6:30
fctlu - - -
oVloek the Doctor' sister started to
market, when she lound the man sit
ting on the steps. He stated that he
was tired and would sit there and rest.
At7 o'clock Dr. Kea awoke aud when
he examined his panu he found $2 in
All the lowland terinjr disease, fever and ague, xa among the
porn and cotton has been overflowed, formidable ailments, to the removal of whicii
and the work ot tne year oesiroyeu. i tale genial remeay is specially auupieu. tur
Thn loss can hardly be estimated ; 1 VOus prostration, resulting from prolonged
thousands upon tnousanus oi ousueis oi mentai or pyslcal effort, is also a state of tne
corn are ruined, and all the cotton syBtem Where the Intervention of this tonic is
nlanted in low places is inunoa'eu. uc- very aesiraoie, more parucuumy iw uoo.i
8Pides this the loss on the uplands w.ll to .quiet and owrt
ho vervi seriOUS. RS IDC cotton win u L..m- nmriKrift rniri kHnev tronhlcs. Em-
" ' . . . . .n, . u.f i ..
seereiy mjureu. inua. m uu 3"i pi"y no substitute ior it.
CHECK BOOKS.
HEINSBKEGER'S,
day the bright hopes of many of our
farmers were blighted, and the calcula- vp tst
ti ns and estimate! made upon lhn crop llXi f
are cut short m'rethan oun nan. it is
a sad state of things to many, ana io i yrjsT RECEIVED A $EW ASSORTMENT
n o i.uco nf dpnrpssitin. Suielv there I .
is no telling what a day may bring of Check Books on the Bank of New Hanover
forth an(j the First National Bank. Pleaec call, see
Grandest Outfi tuijr Katabliali :ini buy tbem at
inent iu the iith.
I. Sh-ier on the completion of his
new store m the Purcell Housh bui'd
iog, willadiafull line of shoe.- for men,
boy's and children. Men's, ov's and
children' hats and cap. Gent's lur
nisbin goods of every description.
Also, trunks, valise-, umbrellas &c.,
.e. hinh will he s dd at the very low
est figures Tha Fall and Winter dis-j balers and Teacher will and it to their
play ot men's, boy's acd cnildren's 1 interest taterd or call on us.
clothing will be positively the laigest
and finest in Wilmington. t j '
or;
WILL SELL THEM FOR
TwentyFive Cents
this Week only,
for
AT-
Taylor's Bazar
118 MAllKKTSr.,
septl Wilmit ton, N. C.
T
Carolina Beach.
tHE PASSPORT WI LL LEAVE FOR
Ar ' vou - iroinc to bund, repair
? Then buy your matenat irom
paint
PIANOS AND ORGANS
beexam.Doa a pa. u - jACOEfs ,1(lw. Depoi. I! will supply j
cbance gone. Healao lost . P-r . JACo M,8avesOT n,nfiy t : g
nnM a rpva hiiitnns and a razor. w' "l ,
gold sleeve buttons and a razor
You will find hoes. fork, shovel
spades," scythes, swaths and farming
tools of all kind iU J ACO' Hdw.
Depot.
Headquarters for case tai; supplies
Uai Heinbprger'
The Review Job office U the. placc
to get gootl work at modcrau price, -..t
CAROLINA BKACH every week day at 9 nd
3, except Friday anJ aturdaj-, when evening
boat leave at Train returning leaven at
1 and G
At the reoueat of many the Louise will con.
tlnue to make her regular trip on Sunday.
Fatiily Excursion, with music by italiiu
Band, every Friday and .SStnrday.
J. W. I1ARPER,
.anjr 17 tf nac General. Manager.
Notice ! Notice ! !
J Ail OFFERING A LARGE AND As
sorted Stock of TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
wiiich I an scIILek at manufacturer's prict.
fValer wiil lind it to thrir advantage to ex
amine same before purchaslpg e;ecwncre
SAl'L BK RZr..
auz20 So la Market fct.-,
i elescopes, ?
A MOTHER IX VOICE OF TR1TN JAM
pie Cssea and TeVscopca inst received
ani feralc cte-ip. Give n a call for any
aniclc ugna!iy kept in a firt cl.iA .SaiiLer'
jroiauiienm.-rit. una we guarane to p'efee
you botn la quality and yrica Jpis
1 I t a - . ......
Sin of the Horse, No. l'J, So. Frout at.
The Only ComDleto Stock
w -
AFifL'ilPHRKV' HOJUrATUIC MKD-
OLD ON THE POPULAR ISSTALMENT j J IGINE-iI THE CIXV.
Plan, very chep. Aicw lot just receivca ai j TJ;.?: ,? iiomeopaimc
1AUMriIUKY'5 Veteriiia
S
SCHOOL BOOKS.
LCH A3 U3KI IN THE PUBLIC AND
Prtva e Schools, jou can bay cheapest at
IIEISSBERGER'S.
rr
FTlliINSBLlRGJER fe. iand llumyhTcv'A.CO package! No i&
i ' JajS. D. Nlrr, tbe Lru;'ut,
an" 2 cash Book nd Music Store j auz " ii6 N. Front z
tba the victory in an encounter.
Heimbcrger's.