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THIS PAPEB pieli3'k6tic2.;..;; v We T,teiadtorecelTo ccnuaurlcaUo from our: mends on any; and sitjoct general Interest, irat ' ... ' .The name of tno writer must always te fur nlshedtotnamtbr. 7 1 :' ' ' cKnmtmlcatloM'iniist he written, only on one side 01 the paper, ; -' ; , v . Personalities must be ATOldedr : -! And it is especially and . partlcnlarly tmacx stood that the Editor does not always endorse the views or correspondents unless so stated in the editorial columns. V every evening, Sundays excepted, ' josh. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. , ASCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAH); r ti na six months 2.00. Three Bontbs. fl.00. one montn, 35 cents. , ner will be delivered by carriers, free ftaIget in any part of the city, at the above or 10 cents per wee;., . "rtising rates low and liberal. subscribers will please report any and . snores to receive their paper regularly. . , VOL XII. WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1888. NO 212. -111 liil"EiE- tilling Specific for Liier Disease v'UaTnrjS Bitter or bad taste Its Jtjnr JUiitOi mouth; tongue coatee or covered wun a Drown ; nr ram ii . h&cicj aides, or Joiuts i..;it- 1n.4tt.kct. ,fjittuaiH.tlam: tiiiu' stonacli; In, of Yj or ind'arcrtlon; JialuUsuey and .ci -lifc,,.o;-: - lxwv! hernrtt;ly m-4v-. ' m.t- h''1?' Josot nniory, with 43 . '0. tljuof having failed tr do -.5 v h H'h ou;rHt-1 Vave been dune ; . VV iU T ...... .. F" CJilELY VEGETABLE) . rr'!''.- ;i-..f' i.i hi:-South to' urousa "J ; ,(.rpVj'Liv:f ' a healthy uctlon. ' ii'i !.3criaarv ef.laejy on t? I and BOWELS. ii rESTUAl. &pec;p.c FOR j;r..-i, Bowel Complaints, p.icn-tfa. Sick Headache, i.wt!;wHftn, - Biliousness. j li':!:;'v A!fictlfn, " Jaundice, jlc-t.i.tl D.-prc-Jn, CoUc. j. ,rt-i hc ue of 7$XillionB of Bottles, as IS :SST FWSilY .MEDICINE' CiiW , for Adult. a::l !i the Aged. ONLY GENUINE luur Z :um;i iu red on t"iwa of Wrapper. IH.eilin Si Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Ut,..:v'f!.is;. Price, 81. 00 wraitcistpd&wiy cn sat ISLAND BEA0H HOTEL, AT THE HAMMOCKS. A New and Elegant Hotoi WITH ALL THE FACILITIES FOR . PLEASURING GUESTS. W ITHIN ONLY fljjj Tmd Eiic from Wilmington ! and commandiogr a t)cautlful 7IEW OF THE 00EAN. Board at Reasonable Kates. For further particulars apply to W. A. BRYAN. au27tf Wilmington, N. C. Fresli Fish Every Day TTE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHIP ALL H kinds of Fish on short notice. . ' O. G. ASIAN & CO. sept 24 Dock St., bet. Front and Water. Atlantic View, WRIGHTSVIXLE, X. C. , rjHIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT IS 'Stinted at the -WWghtsvllle Terminus of the VfUonigton Seacoast Railroad, and there la m Omve for transportation of self or baggage totnefloieL hhl Music Engaged for inc Season. , Vere sorry the Soldier Boys have gone liomft-iV) are the girls. w - TnoBftiJeslrlng Board can find comfortable itamsajrl good fan at reasonable rates. ED. WILSON MANNJNG, jysstf Proprietor. CAUTION Bevtre of Fraod, as my came and. the price uUmpedon tbe bottom of ail my advertised t before leaving the factory, which protect wearers ascainst high prices and Inferior poods. dealer offers W. I. Iougrla shoes at are price, or says be has them without my name price 8Umpea on tne bottom, put him down as mud. VJ. L. DOUGLAS GEKTLEMEN. ,J2oni7 ealf 83 SEAMLESS Shoe smooti H TACKS or , WAX THREAD to TRlpCl easy as band-Be wed and WIIX aMJGUGIAS 84 SHOE, the original :t8iT hand-sewed welt $4 shoe. Equals ens " Bhpes costlrjr from $6 to "OCOLAS 3JVO POLICE SHOE. "uvaa Men iml I nft.. wtnrnsiaa M a Hand-Sewed Shoe. No Tacxs W V4 l2 hurt the feet. bRUGitA Pr50 SHOE is nnexceUed Wi7 wr- i; Slioe for the price. "889 f85 WOBKING lonlt. HOE is tbe bet in tiie world for W t 1x15. Pir outrht to wear a man a rwur, Shoe YOUTH'S School tr toe stcyj and eyes; a.ary 'n T. ttt: xsrc8nRi: the urine id ' " V r':i:iicoloro',intl. if allowed to a sediment. ; ' fites the amall TtnT-a ol.l eCtHflrress, Button and Lace. If not. OCKtw 7lte W. L DOUGLAS, " Pors5?bylv r ; : 31 "rn J1 H. VONGLAHN, lSmeoaip . Wilmington. X. c. an 7 " "c worm. -.. New York has thas far contribu ted $G1,(H2.33 to the yellow fever sufferers.- . The Labor wen will nominate a candidate for Mayor in New York and then it will be a quadrangular Gght. V The Fox sisters will make a thor ough expose in New York on Sunday of trie methods of the spiritualistic mediums.' " . . : Nearly 100,000 voters registered in New York city on Tuesday, the first of the four days of registration. T?he other dates are the 17th, 26th and 27th. In some of the Western cities bread nas been advanced to 7 cents per loaf. But there has been a re actionary movement in breadstuffs' and wheat and corn ar&i fluctuating and seem about "to fall off decidedly in price. , . : President Cleveland is reported as saying to a Democratic Senator, name not given, that he has no loubt whatever as to his reelection. "He believes himself to be," saidthe Senator, "a man of destiny, and that he cannot be beaten." The New York Herald thinks that the Democrats in Congress should adjourn and go home; that they are playing intojthe hands of the Rep ublicans' by remaining in session. It -publishes the following special from Washington City: The Democrats will have ready in a few days a careful comparison of the Republican Tariff bill with the pre'sent law and with the Mills bill. Experts are now at work on this, and the Republican offer to increase duties already too high, and to make the increase mainly on the lowr grade of goods worn by the farmers and working people, will be exposed as it ought to be. The exposure will be an excellent and effective campaign document if oulv the Democrats know now to use it. If they keep Congress in session and depend upon tedious Senate speeches they will lose the whole effect of this exposure. But if they adjourn Congress at once and go home and address their con stituents in the districts face to face with this exposure in their hands, they can make extremely effective make in these last weeks of the can vass. Some of the Democratic leaders apparently don't care to see their constituents. They talk of sitting here the rest of the year, taking a recess only to go home to vote. That is exactly what the shrewd Republi cans want to do. When old Judge Jowler was tuck ed in his little bed by Mrs. Mouser he couldn' sleep a wink until the excellent woman had brought a bot tle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Then he crossed his little hands and sunk in sweet repose. LOCAL NEWS. Index to Nkw advebtibkmknts. M M Katz Bargain Day Mcnds Bros Pharmacists J.'G. Blanchakd Wanted Ukinsbkrger-Schools Books F C Miixkk PlnV- and White Gossamer Report of the Condition of the First National Bank - - The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 2,405 bales. There is a big puddle of water it is almost pond on Nun street, be tween Third and Fourth. Fishermen will find the cheapest place fop i ill Twine, Rqic, etc., is at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t All kinds of School Books and School Supplies can be 'bought cheapest'at. Heinsbergerfs. Do you suffer from scrofula, salt rheum, or other humors? Take flood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar. There is an ontcjnl at the City Hall who is so polite that lj fakes hi hat off when he answers a call ai the telephone. Spirits turpentine is a little better ! to-day, thank you. It is.quptpd as ! firm at 41 cents, an advance of one I cent on yesterday's market. ' j Go and register yourself and then j take the trouble to urge the same' duty on your neighbor. This is not ! asking much of anv man. ' , 1 The indications are for fair weath-' er to-morrow and to-morrow night and this ought to ensure a great big turnout of Democrats in line in the torchlight procession. Headquarters, for 'Powder, Shot, ' Caps. Cartridges anJ Ammunition' of al kinds is at Jacobi's Hil'Jfpi pot." Shells loaded at .a -moment's notice. " The new moon enters on its second quarter at 15 minutes past 12 to night. - Window Glass, by the box or light. Save money by buying from Jacobins H"dw. Depot. f Cautionary singnals were ordered up here this morning and the wind blew 60 miles an hour during, the night. Hereand ther&. we see - the email branch of a tree broken off by the wind and, this all of the damage that we have found. . 7" - If you want a picture framed -go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from. t Happiness supreme. This is the condition of all who have been wise and purchased Stoves at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t Notice boys ! You canj get a Bracket Saw Frame with Saw com plete, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot, for 15 cents. t A large stock of Heating and Cooking Stoves can be seen at Jaco bi's Hardware Depot. He has Stoves at prices that will astonish you. t The County Commissioners are having an excellent roadway con structed, of clay, on tne old New bern road, from Beilevue Cemetery nearly to Capt. Nobles' place. The road has been graded and clay put down on the sand. When it has been thoroughly rolled it will make a very pleasant drive. Ashore on the Cut. The Br. steamship liavensdale, which cleared here yesterday for Liverpool, with cotton, by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son, was. towed down by the Marie but got ashore on what is known as the "Cut," nearly opposite the Rocks. She lies across the channel and will have to be lightened , before she can be floated. " Will be Heard To-Morrow. Mayor Fowler announced yester day morning that the case of Charles Bryant, charged with a deadly as sault on Missouri Bowden, would be called up on Friday but in the af ternoon he concluded to hear the case to-day. He therefore sent a vehicle to-day to bring Missouri into court but as she was unable to ap pear the case was continued until to-morrow, as was originally in tended. Want Waking Up. We have some reports from Ons low county which are not by any means pleasing or encouraging. It is said that a general apathy pre vails throughout the county on all political questions. The people need canvassers and documents. We sug gest to Chairman Whitaker that some good speakers be sent there at once and an effort made to rouse the people. Onslow ought to give Cleve land 500 majority. Butt's Panorama. The inclement weather doubtless deterred many who would otherwise have gone to see Mr. Butt's new panorama at the Opera House last night but there were many who -a 1 ("" ' 1 oravea tne elements anu there was a good audience present. The paint ings are artistically executed and gracefully grouped and the effect On the audience is very pleasing The interest is ielfT from tJ?e. first to the last. Mr. Butt's recitatives in ex planation of eoh scene are cjear and well presented. During the in terludes the audience were enter tained with selections on the jjiano by Miss Bagwell, a charming young lady only twelve years old and al ready a fine instrumentalist. 4H In. ' Mr. 8. H. Pieliqlate; the pg? Clothier, has his Fajl stock ready for inspection. Heal ways purchases Cfrrty go ae Q qbtain the choice etyles. Merchants buying tMf stocks this season of th ywr nav to take the "anllinyrs," or what is left, that other merchants would not have, Mr. Fishblate's stock is coni' posed entirely of. first class goods and tailor nade eqaul to custom make. He employs no women at 25 cents a day and work them 10 hours each day to make pants and Cheap John goods to palm off 011 the pub lic. His stores are well lighted day and night, which is very essential for buyers of clothing. We advise our readers tq be warp 0f a dark $9J9 and Cheap John goods. tf Justice Hall tried Maria McNeal thisinorning for disorderly conduct. She was sentenced to-24 hours in jail and the costsi which amount to $9.50.. . - Yesterday Hews and Observer, has strayed somewhere as the Review copy has not yet been receieved.l It will probably turn up O. K. in a week or so. , , - . . . :- ' ; -j" , Indications. . ' For North - C.arolina, rain r on Thursday, fair on Friday, stationary temperature Thursday, and- colder oh f Friday, storm central on the coast. '' - Mr, Jno. F. Garrell received to day another; car load of fine beef cattle. See his ad, "Still Ahead." Mr. Garrell is also ahead in the use of printer's ink. He tells us that about the best investment he has inade in the past two years is his insertions in the advertising columnsof the Daily Review, City Court. There was a slim attendance at the City Court this morning and - a docket that showed up two cases which were disposed of as follows: John Hines, unlicensed dog, judg ment suspended upon : procuring a badgeiud paying the costs. Jno. Mike Carroll, . disorderderly conduct, $10 or 20 days. Death .of An Aged Lady. Miss Elizabeth A. DeRosset, one of the oldest residents of this city, died here last evening, at 5 o'clock, at the residence of her brother,Dr.A. J. DeRosset. in the 87th year of her age. She was a native of Wilmington and had passed all of her long life here. She is a sister to Mrs. C. G. Kennedy, and a daughter of Dr. A. J. DeRosset, the elder, who died some years previous to the war and who was, we think, 93 years old. The deceased lady had for more than three-iourths 01 a century oeen a consistent and devout member of St. James' Church. That Mexican Storm. The storm struck us early this morning, before day, and there are few persons probably who are as yet aware of the fact that the wind was at one time hustling around at the lively rate of a mile a minute. Yet such is really the fact. For about three hours and a half this morning it blew at the rate of 60 miles an hour. This was from 1 :30 to 5 o'clock. At 12:10 a. m. it was so miles an hour; at 12:15, 30 miles; at 11 o'clock to-day it was 25 and at 12 o clock it was 26 miles. The storm signal, the cautionary northwest, a square yel low flag with a white square in the centre and a white peaked flag above this, was hoisted this fore noon. This was preceded by the cautionary.northeast, the same flag, but with positions reversed. The latest indications were to the effeo that tho storm was moving grad ually off the coast and would per haps blow out to sea. Nothing has been heard from Southport, as the wires are down, No damage has thus far been reported and we have heard of none in the city. At Wrightsville the wind was very violent and a gentleman who lives in one of the most substantial houses on the Sound says that it shook his house for the first time, to his knowledge, since it was built. The rain also fell in torrents. The damages, however, seem confined to plowing dQwn a few panels of fence with here and there the limb of a tree. About Problems. Mr. Editor: Tell "Bertha" that in the dog problem it isn't the dol lar and cents that we are looking for, but the number of hounds. Now for the chicken-problem: A had 105 chickens: fox killed 42; hawk paught 35: died, 15; r-emaiBing, IS. A- H. P. Jarvis, N. C, Oct, 9, 8c. Jtock Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglass e s Advice to 'o4d and young: In se lecting speetaptes you should be cau tious not to take more magnifying vower than has been lost to the eve as in the same proportion that you pass that point of increase, will cause you further injury to the eye TTsin i glasses of stronger power than is ne cessary is the daily cause of prema- lure rJl nr,e tn tht stinht You can iret lure ota age lotnesigni. xoudu the bft. n.t Hpinsbenrer's. WHY WOUEN FA1E. Women lose their beatify becinse colds undermine their life. Ilr. Acker's bngli?h Remedy for Con-x sumpfinn is an absolute cure for c61d.' Munds Hros , druggists. ' Programme for the Parade. The following arrangements have been "made by the Young Men's Dem ocratic Club for the grand demon, stration to take place in this city on Friday night, the 12th inst: The members of the Young Men's Democratic Club in full uniform are requested to meet at Xinder's Hall, corner of Front and Orange streets, at 7:30 p. m., and report for duty to their division marshals as soon thereafter as practicable. . The first division will form in,front of the Market House, with theriht resting up Front street, and the second third and fourth divisions will form successively on the first di , vision. The hand will take the usual place on the right of the-, line, and will meet as prescribed for members. The procession will start at 8 o'clock sharp and move up Front street in the following order: Chief Marshal and Staff (mount ed). Germania Cornet Band. First Division Y. M. D. C, under supervision of Division Marshal G. L. Morton. Second Division Y. M. D. C, un der supervision of Division Marshal L. H. Meares. Third Division Y. M. D. C, under supervision of Division Marshal Mar tin Newman. Fourth Division Y. M. D. C, un der supervision of Division Marshal Geo.,Branch. Citizens from various wai'ds in the city. A halt will be made at the Orton House, during which time the speakers for the occasion, and the various committees in carriages will join the procession on the left. THE LINE OF MARCH Will then be resumed as follows: Up Front street to Chestnut, up Chestnut to Fourth, down Fourth to Princess, and thence to the Opera House. Owing to sickness in the neighbor hood of the Democratic stand on the corner of Dock and Third streets, the speaking will take place from the steps of the Opera House, the use of the same having been kindly offered and accepted. Seats for la dies will be placed in the Citv Hall Park. We now have 213 lamps, which will be given to the members, and it is hoped that those who have been spoken to in reference to transpar encies will furnish them for this oc casion: " Each division marshal should sup ply himself with a transparency, with his division number on each side, so that the members can easily una their division. FT1 1 mm. ne marsnais anu assistant mar shals will report to the chief marshal promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Those who have not secured beav ers and bandanas should do so at once. A place in line will be reserved for those who have not as yet secured a uniform, but it is hoped that each Democrat will see the necessity of coming out in lull regalia. J. C. Morrison1, Chief Marshal, J. T. Meddlin, 2d Ass't Marshal. AVilmiiiRton District, Methodist E. Church South, fourth round of Quarterly Meetings: ; ' Topsail ot., at Union, Sept. 15 and 16. New River Mission, Sept. 15andl6. Fifth St. Station, Sept. 16 and 17. Whiteville ct., at Wootens. Sent. 21 and 23. Grace Church, Sept. 22 and 23. . Southport Station, Sept. 29 and 30. Clinton ct., at Goshen, Oct. 6 and. 7. CarversCreek ct.,at CarversCreek, Oct 13 and 14. Waccamaw ct., at Pine Log, Oct. 16. Brunswick Mission, Oct. 17, 18 and 19. Brunswick ct., at Shallotte Camp, Oct. 20 and 21. Magnolia ct., at Carlton, Oct. 27 and 28. Bladen St. Mission, Oct. 28 and 29. Kenansville ct., Oct. 31. Onslow ct., Nov. 3 and 4. Cokesbury ct., Nov- 10 and 11. Bladen ct., Nov. 17 and 18. Elizabeth ct., Nov. 24 and 25, ' T. W. Guthrie, P. E. THE mails. The malls close and arrive at the City Post office as follows: CLOSE. Northern through malls, fast 11. 00 P. M Northern through and way mails. . . 8. 00 A. M N. C. and A. & N. C. Railroads and. routes supplied therefrom 8.00 A. M. Raleigh & Jbayetteve, 6.00 P. M. and 8.00 A. M. Southern way malls 2.00 P.M. Southern through malls 9.15 P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Western malls (C. C Railway 6.30 A. M. Cape Fear & Y Y R R and points sup- puea mereirom rjr) Raleigh & Hamlet R. It. and points supplied therefrom 6.30 A. M Smlthvllle.. 2.00 P.M. Wrightsville. 8.30 A. M. Clinton, special... 3.15 P. M MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Onslow c. n. and Intermediate offi ce 6.00 A.M. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Little River, 8. c, and intermediate offices..... ...... 6.00 A. M. Cape Fear River mall.... loo P. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern and way malls.... ..njtnP. M. Northern through mail, late. .1L00 P. M. u umiio. ..... ..., OjU A. southernway mails........ aao a. 31. Carolina Central It. 1...... ........ 9.00P.M. Mails collected from street boxes In business portion of city at 5 A. M.. U A. M. and 4.45 P. . K0" city ataA.JL.ll A. M. and 4.45 P. andfrom other points of the city at 5 P. M. 'and 4 A. M. . , uenerai aeuvery open from 38 a, m. to 7.00 P. M.. and on Sundays from 9.00 to IOlSO A. 3L Carrier's delivery open on Sunday from 930 toiaoOA. M. " - &!ney brde and Register Department open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. 1L, continuous. , Stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M- to .1 P. M Stamps on sale at general delivery C.30 A.M. o 10 A. K. and 1 to 1 p. M. NEW AlVJSBTISEIilJ32TS WANTED-A WOMAN OF SENSE. ENER gy and respectabiuty for our business in her locality, salary about S50 per , month. Permanent position, a References given aad exacted. J. G. BLANCHARD; en Man.. octll 4w t ;- ; Lockbox 1585, N. Y. Still Ahead. rjl HERE IS NO ..DISCOUNT ONTHE FACT that we show the Finest Meats In the Market, we r ecelved to-day. another carload. xur usual . weekly supply, of. , - Mountain Beef & Mutton which will be found on our; Stalls every day. e furnish just as good . meats as can he had in Baltimore or New York and sell for less money. ' . - v, Orders respectfully solicited. . ' J: F. GAJRRELL, Stalls r& 2 Front St Market,' South Side, oct U2t - ' 5 Report of the Coudition QF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WIL3IINGTON, at Wllnilngtoa, In the state of North carollna,at the close ot business, Octo ber 4th, 1888: V ; :';".' RESOURCES: , Loans !and dlscounts..i."..:.t.$'; Overdrafts. ......... .,. M .. . U. S. Bonds to secure circulation. ... Other stocks, bonds and mortgages. Due from approved reserve agents Due from otherNational Banks.. ' Due from State Banks and Bankers. Real estate, furniture and fixtures ' Current expenses and taxes paid;. - Premiums paid.. ,,, Bills of other Banks Fractional paper currency, nickels, 40,4S8 ( e,BT7 81 50,aw a S6.851 :;o 30,783 Z't 11,491 CI 4,75ft SO 80,C13 47 , 3,430 1 - 4,a 00 580 00 1S3 74 S,498 00 10,502 00 '2,250 00 SDecie.: .... "Le2"al tp.ndfr Tntia Redemption fund with IT. S. Treas urer, 5percent.of circulation Duo from D. SV Treasurer, other than 5 per cent; redemption fund....; . ...r 650 00 Total... ..$ 996,379 15 LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid Jn. ......... 1250,000 00 Surplus fund. 13,lfl3 09 Undivided pronts. . . . 18,4:J5 27 National Bank notes Outstanding. 44,990 00 Dividends unpald..... ....... 2,311 50 individual deposits subject to check 130,381 2(5 Demand certificates of deposit...... 218,898 (J Due toother National Banks....... 61,560 81 Notes and bills re-discounted........ 256,608 76 Total. .$ fi96,379 15 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUimf OT NEW ILlXOYEB, S, BS. I, n. M. BOWDEN, Cashier ot the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. II. M. BOWDEN, Cashier. subscribed and sworn to before me this llth day of October, 1888. A. J. HOWELL, NotaryjPublic. correct Attest : GEO. CHADBOURN, G. II. SMITH. JAMES SPRUNT, ' Directors. WITTIEST, PRETTIEST JUVENILCO QUpER P E O P 13 Palmer Cox By MaiU ( Elopement of the JFroff and the Mouse.) r'ull of the oddest pranks, charmlngr stories and iaiieh-provokinsr illustrations by the Prince of Juvenile artiste. Iellinar immensely. Or! tics nay of it s " 1 my Halt folk wild wilh deligfa. lion. Clinton B.rifit. "JhmU tend mie emothrr for lean ' get the children ft bL B. II. ConwelL D. D. "Incotn parably neat and cUjanA"ll(m. S. S. Cox. Tatcinal xngatJEaop and Uncle Rtmu.n Hon.Iiowsrd Cronby. ACJENTS WANTED. ITUBBARIl HIIOS. 723 Chestnut (street, Philadelphia, pa. oct 114wd&w " - - New Store! New Goods! rjpHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT fully inform his friends and the Public Gen erally that he has .Just returned from tho Northern Markets with a Full and Elegant Line OF GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND FUR NISHING GOODS. ' " .: - ' which he has opened and displayed at No. 110 Market street. These goods were bought for CASH and will be sold at Low prices to Good Pavintr fmstmners. AT,T."NTSW atiiI Al l. nr. est STYLES and FINISH. A call 13 respect- muy Boucibea. . - . , . oct 10 tf No. 110 Market st. rransparent G lycerine Alco na Soap IS EQUAL ,IN EVERY RESPECT TO TnE expensive Toilet Soaps sold. .Wo offer you 3 Cakes for 25 cents, and if you Seeltr-you in buy it. . . . MUNDS BROTHERS. Established 15 years.. - -octc "STOKLEY'S." WE ARE NOW PRE- v. y pared to accommodate , all who may call upon us with tho Finest Oysters to be had on ths Coast, wenave made special preparations for the Season.' ' Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters always on band. Served promptly a nd 1 n any stylc desired. W. 1L stokley. oct iotf . ' - Wrlghtsvllie. rJotice. MJ 1L W. A. McGOWAN will collect Euhscrlp- tlonsdueTIIE DAILY REVIEW and.ECUcH new subscriDcrs. ti
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