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W ILMINGTON, N. C. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1888. NO 236.
Tariff Reform is a good thing-in $500; Baptist Charcfa. PoaKhkeepsie,
estimated toi
an off year.
Hope springs eternal. Will try it j
- . i
again four vears from to-day.
$15,000. Mr. Vassar is
have been worth over $1,500,000.
as much to the process and
OTHINO . cbjii in compounding as to
. ho ino-rprtienta themselves.
UKt IT Take it In time. Itchecks
diseases inthe outset, or if
rte be advanced will prove a potent cure.
Home sMia ne whmi.il
The Solid South is now the only
hope of the Democratic party. And
it is a hope that never fails.
M takes theplarCeof a
ifc All whole
FOR WHOSE
BENEFIT
re-
SSv lives will Qna
gt preventive of
Sktlon. Headachy Biliousness.
Mental Depression. No loss
time no interference with business
t. .VfTti nrr Knr children it is most tn-
f5ue u-. o No dancer from
K?i.oTtr taking Cure Colic. Dl-
2SSi, Howel Complaints, Feverlsh
lml Feverish Cold. Invalids and
'"l.rcnns will find it the mildest
Sent and Tonic they can use A little
AP"e"J "irrht insures refreshinsr sleep
ind a natural evacuation of tho bowels,
f mtle taken in the morning sharpens
irappetite, cleanses tho -stomach and
A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION. 1
. Urt-n nracricinc medicine for
twenty years and nave never been able to
out up a vegetable compound that would,
tke Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
and effectively move the liver to action,
and at the same time aid (instead of weak
ening) the digestive and assimilative
powers of the system.
L M. Hintok, M.D., Washington, Arlc.
Marks of Genuineness t Look for the red
rSSlark on front ot Wrapper, and the
seal and Signature of J. H.Zellln Co., la
on the side. Take no other.
nov2Gtclstpdiwly cn sat
A. Martin & Co,,
in North water Street, Wilmington, N. C
Manufacturers of
va,ai Rtnroii Vpnlco and InU
ft V U - - m
Turpentine, Lubricating
Oilg, Lea tli 0T. Dress
ins; Oils and
You don't get any invitations to
take a drink to-day. The racket is
"let's go out and take a vomit.
. . 1
The New York Jfeiald and Mar
both failed us this morning. Prob
ably they are too Kick to leave
home.
Our remarks yesterday were cor
! rect. Harrison has been elected by
a larger vote than was deemed pos
sible. It has been almost a revolu
tion. States like Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin, which have warered
for years past, incliningisteadily to
h Democratic ranks, have
vv - -
suddenly shown surprising Republic
can majorities. But for fraud and
treachery, however, we believe that
Cleveland would have been elected
Let's all get to work now, forget
our losses and try and catch up on
business.
The Review roosters don't crw
tforth a cent this time. They are
too sick.
We have a job lot of fluting ma
chines which we are offering below
factory cost. Jacobi's Hdw Depot, t
First West India Fruit.
The first cargoes of West India
fruit of the season are here now, on
the schooners Mabel Darlinq and
Equator, both consigned to Messrs.
Cronly & Morris, who will sell the
cargoes at auction to-morrow morn-
the sale to take place at 11
PLEASE NOTICE. :.; V
We will be glad to receive communlcatio
from our .friends on any and all subject
general Interest, but- v ;
Tne name of tne writer must always be fur
nlshed to" the Editor.
commnntcatlona must be written only on
one side of the paper. - " -
Persoxialltlesnmst be avoided. :
Ana it is especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor does not always endorse
the views of correspondents anless so stated
In the editorial columns. ' , :
E W ADVERTISEM KNT8.
First of the Season.
West India Prult at Auction.
The 53d annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Wilmington & iug,
Weldon R. R. Co. will be held at the o'clock,on board, at Walker's wharf
office of the Company, in this city, They bring oranges, bananas, pine
an the 21st inst. apples, cocoauuts, grape fruit, &e
- 1
We are authorized to state that . Kare Killed the Kat.
hor we do not doubt that New York the "Democratic jubilee,about which Let us lauR, and srow fat Don,t
Was there any particular fate in
this election, and had the "on" in
Harrison's name anything to do with
it? If so let the Democrats get "on
to that racket next time.
. i i 1 1 i i 1
. iiiiu r-t-m kia 1 1 1 i in i rv ii i . vn rrrrv.ii a 11 a i i j . a. -a.
is safelv Democratic. But the thing - taKe tne irouoie to neitr too
i n o o notiTi nncT titi q i inr i"ti s( his, i ih- i i i - a.
i i Qn,i nininrr nnw imo f"" ousiv. It we can e sei any iuu out
will not alt rwniu It is not a Ul the control of the committee, lf thinff at anybody else's ex
Waterloo for us. for the principles u""f pense, let us have it at our own.
Ti10!A,,n0 AfnnnfMPfnrino. Hn nf Care killed the cat. let us enjoy
life. eat. sleeo and be merry anu
7 , a w
and we will bo al
next liirht. Let
lJ"' F -&-."! I r ,;K1.. rltntllfl
US UvJV L V llJtr mcvuciuit auuiuuiv
will of the majority. Every dog has
his daw We have had the innings
seria
In 1892 the 153 electorial votes of
the Solid South will form a magni
ticient nucleus from which the
Democratic hosts can start forward
to victory in that year.
The defeat of Cleveland is not the
worst that may happen to us. It we
have not lost the House of Repre
sentatives we are not far off from
that very undesirable result.
on which the campaign was fought
are as enduring, as the ever-
lasting hills. The Democratic
party is oftentimes stronger in
defeat than it is in victory
and it will rise from the ashes
of tliis wi th all of the vi&ror and
the hope and the undying courage
of those who fight for prinerple and
thiscifcv wi have on exhibition at
the Augusta Exposition one of their pay the piper and
pine traw bagging looms, under the better for the
the charge of Mr. David Scott, their
chief oDerator. It will doubtless
attract much attention.
for four years and please God we
Our figures, as to the majority in will have them again in 1893.
Are the Raleighites going to let
t n
v.o nnr T Wnrp.hftrd Eaves, sro en- yet prevail
' 1 . J J 1 ? l- -k S t m
oixr nnwhinnfi.1 of iust ce? The and it is sure to triumpu m
t'l " .... ... XI. T
-n.nrH rmrtv in this State owe and on this same principle m
him mucrr. but not more than they ocratic party will marcn on to v.o
not for policy. The set back in tne ponn iaroiiua, i,uw, wm c
- lava i - i r I
WtPrn States is undoubtedly due tnmK, prove jar rrom correct. xuei
wnr orv nf Tariff Reform, but have been some substantial gains
a i J v I n
nrv nf and some losses but the grains will
exceed the losses.
four years ago was
20,022. An average gain of 50tto each
that same war cry was the cry oi aim some iscs i
principle and a principle that wil1 probably far
vet prevail. The truth is mighty Scales' majority
can pay.
In the midst of a general gloom
. - i i
and disaster the Democrats nave
much to be thankful for. We have
achieved a glorious victory in our
torv fouryears from this November.
Onr loss is in real it v rather a check
than a defeat.
county would make this 25,000.
Lebemle Bilder.
The Lebende Bilder or tableaux
vivants,at Lutheran MemorialBuild
ing to-night will certainly ne a
errand affair. The committee hav-
V. M. C. A,
Every night next week, except
Sunday, there- will be meetings in
the Y. M. C. A. rooms in accordance
with the suggestion of the Imter
national Committee. Instead of a
Y. M. C. A. meeting Sunday the va
rious ministers of the city have been
requested to preach special bermons
to young men. The meetings dur
ing the week will be free to all.
Topics for young men's evangel
istic meetings during the week of
BY CRONLY. &. MORRIS." I - . s '-
'T. '
TO-MOREOW (PRIDAYJ. 9TII INST.,
at n o'clock a, m., on board the Sckrs. Mabel
Darling anl Equator, lying at Walter's Wharf,
we win sell their cargoes of Oranges, BanaBOs.
i-ineappies. cocoanurs, urape rTuu, ujsar
Cane, conch Sheila,. Limes, CoraL Sea Stars,
sc.se. nov oiv
vac iinrriiiiTiiciiii v luuriY oiuc
State. And it is a victory that means found a sovereign remedy for pain,
It is Salvation Oil twenty live cents
'rw frrf iir'K nan we're not the
11 l x M.inl- nnrual- l'nm flift llil.t.tJ in .Tia.r' llflVP f.01 II I ; ..nun., nwii-. uii'Viiant -,
very outton, out wts tuuin vt.oi i "t f jji ci vuuu mu, uufwi-
pieteu an arrangements, ooutjtional
to us much more than national sue
cess, xne ivepuunuivu uanj-
a bottle.
RparlvMixed Pains.all Colors bloom elsewhere but in TNort Car. dl.oo-a.x- jstdbts.
ieaayiYiiAcurauii,aii wwiwiwi .nait .gas deadasia June bup; m
all arrangements.
thirty young ladies and gentlemen
will take part. The admission has
been placed at 10 cents for children
and 15 cents for adults.
BREWSTER'S PITCII A SPECIALTY.
BOX 075.
January.
Aidress
off 12 tt
"STOTLLEY'S.
WE ARE NOW
11
PRE-j
accommouaTf
pared to
all who may call upon us with the
Finest Oysters
to be had on the Coast. We have made special
preparations for the Season.
There is to be great rivalry Jin
Washington ' this season between
the ministers from Persia, Corea,
.r.. 1 1
China and Japan. Tiiey are an
wealthy men and can afford to en ¬
tertain, though the Chinese minister
is the only one among them who has
more money than he knows what to
do with. The Japanese minister
in that he
Myrtle Grove, Middle and
Stump Sound Oysters
took Upward.
The heaveus now present an inter
esting study to the reflective mind.
Venus rise one half an hour before
the sun, and Jupiter sets with the
constellation of Scorpio. E,volently
the two have quarrated .and separat
ed, Venus cutting her own kindling
wArtd nvpnjimtnrv to breakfast cret-
... on,i wiitto finssamer I ' J "
bobt R McCartney Tin and Sheet Iron ling, and her spouse preferring seor-
Roofer.
INDBX TO NKW AUVBBTISBMKNTS.
Notice Sealed Proposals
Gkand Tableaux Vivants
M M Katz Special Uargalns
Heiksberoeb -Schools books
j A Sprifger Brick and Shingles
Annual Meeting W & W R R Co
IIuske & draper Announcement
Cronly & Morris Fruit at Auction
Geo R French & Sons 90c and $1.00
Mrs E 15 Wiggins Attention Ladles.
Sunday, Nov. 11 Have You Seen
Him? John i: 29, Luke xviii: 35-43.
Monday, Nov. 12 Curious, Seri-
ous, isaveu. IjUkc xix: i-iu.
Tuesday, Nov. 13 Drifting. Acts
xxiv: 24-27; Hebrew ii: 1-4.
Wednesday, Nov. 14 Dwellers in
Darknessx John iii: 19-20; viii: 12.
Thursday, Nov. 15 The Danger
Thoroughly Understood but not
Avoided. Prov. v: 1-13; Neh. xiii: 26;
1 Cor. x: 13.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Oflice of the Sunerylslnxr Architect,
Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, un
til 2 o'cloek P. M.. r on the 6th day of December,
1X88. for the labor and materials reaulrea in
the erection and completion of the Post Office,
uusiom nouse, c, ai wiiaiiivu iur, . ,
heatinsr anDaratus and anDroaches not in
cluded). In strict accordance with the speclfl-
cations and drawings, copies of which may be
seen at tnis omce, tne omce or. tne uperui
tetideni, the Builders Exchanges at Baltimore,
Md.. Cincinnati. - O.. and Charleston. S. C,
Builders and Traders Exchanges,Chlcago, Ills.
and Louisville. Kv.. Virginia Mechanics Instl- .
tute, Richmond, Va., and Mechanics, Dealers &
LumDemens Excnange,New Orleans, ia. jmicu
hid must be accompanied by a certified check
ior f 500.00 Tne supervising Arcnuect iur
nlsh a limited number of copies of tke specifi
cation and drawings at Ave dollars a set, upon -the
receipt ef that sum in post offloe monex-;
orders, drawn to the order of the Treasurer of ,
tke United States. WILL A. FRENCH, ;
November 6, 1888. Supervising Arcnitet
nov 8 3t eod -
OPERA HOUGE.
it
Positively Three Nights Only."
EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE, : ,
CORA VAN TASSEL,
Assisted by a competent Company of COMH
DIANSand VOCALISTS, lncludlns ; ;V
MB. EDWIN YOUNG, v
Presenting FRANK RICHMOND'S 3-ACT MU
SICAL COMEDY, V
"SWEET IS."
"SWEIT 16" is a satire on some of the popu
lar craze of the day, has a wen defined plot,
is free from vulgarity and is as FUNNY AS
THE FUNNIEST, and is Replete with Songs,
Dances and Reftned Musical Features. .
PRICES 15c 5c and 35c - ,
Ladles' and Children's Matinee- 2 o'clock
SATURDAY, . nOV78t
WA5TED-An Intelligent, Earnest Man
to represent, in his own State, a lfflge
responsible house. A remunerative salary to
right party. Steady growing position. Refer
ences exchanged. GAY'S MFG. HOUSE,
nev 1 iv t Lock Box 1585, N. Y.
Established 15 Years.
RIGHT'S EXTRACT MARY STUART IS
In small
W
the Finest Perfume you can buy.
always on hand,
style desired,
oct 10 tf
Served promptly and in any
Wrights vine.
NOT I
Mattresses Renovated !
Mattresses for Sale!
ho is fast Ded glass aud sash for your
making many warm mends in wasu- j10t houses is constantly to oe nao at
ington. Jacobi's Hdw Depot. T
a iv.-. woi,i.rwt fif.7m.fan- A fuw mocklncr bird cages left
VIIIIIIILT LlltJ I - ' '
4o thP poiuinir winter will be Miss which we wish to close out at re-
v w I . ..... -a T-v J J.
tit:..,. rnV)anil Miss Mnfoil nnp.fS. .laCOOl S liUWJLepOU T
VL loo VJI (A, L luiiw 9 I UUVJl." . -
Cushions
-r.Y. Pillows, Feather PiUows,
Springs.
IffillilniH
(Oppsslte City HalL).
1
nov 2
CAUTION
Nellie Bayard,
Grace Black, daughter of tren
tjioi-. TvTicc Hnrlsvn. dausrhter of
Justice Harlan; Miss Quay, daught
er of Senator Quay; the Misses Pres
ton, daughters of the Haytien min
ister; Miss Wilson, daughter of Col.
John M. Wilson; Miss Thompson
daughter of the California Repres
entative: and the Misses Fuller,
daughters of the Chief Justice.
The voung gentleman, aged Ci,
,!,-. jo T,rw f!mwn Prince of Ger-
rf uo o iiv " w - -
i
and will ih Kmoeror vvnen
IA m.
go
i t m r j nil-
pions to ins wue s t-ongue. xne
study of astronomy is at all times an
uplifting one,
The Latest.
The New York Times telegraphed
to theRichmondZ)ispac7iatl o'clock
this morning that Harrison had car
ried the doubtful States and is elect
ed. His plurality in New York is
estimated at 15,000. In Indiana he
PVirhvv ATrkx- 1ft Pin-ifx' a n r I bottles Or ih bulk. Of
' -V' T. , " Jl nov 6 MUNDS BE0THBK9.
oy Tne itev. lt-onerr, trange, to men
only.
Saturday, Nov. 17 -Not Afraid to
Stand Alone. II Sam, xxii: 11-12?
Tim. iv: 16 17. ' -
90c. AIID SI.OO.
JOB
If you want a picture framed
to Heinsberger's. He has a large
assortment of Mouldings tp select has 4,000 to 6,000, and in Wisconsin
I V V 1
from. T 2,00U. tiarneon s election is gen-
Catarrh originates in scrofulous erally accepted: as a matter of fact.
fmnt,. Hood s sarsapaniia punues iQ more uuiiexms win oe issueu
the blood and this permanently cures
catarrh.
W have it now. a razor that will
shave you clean and make you hap
py. Every one warranted. Jacobi s j
Hdw Depot.
Married Last Night.
Mr. Peter Mohr, one of our prom
inent upper Market street mer
chants, was united in the holy bonds
of matrimony last nisrht to Miss
many.
Bewire et FranxL as mr name and the price rrpsent VOUIltT Emperor IS dead,
restamDednn th hnttom of all my advertised " 1 . . ...... ..v
hrx Kt.fo f..innr. which TirotPCt ! i nlnnorlv r I Tl i ' t 11 WDMl lllLO it bUI
- .v-w icavuiK vu j m TJJ 10 ajicu.ij v-. r,
the wearers against hisra prices and inferior Roodg.
If a dealer offers wTL. Ioucla shoes at a re
duced price, or says he has them without my name
nd price eumrJed on the bottom, put him down as
ItUlKL
dier.
Wilhelmina Doescher. of our citv.
. n i ri I '
The Fire Light Upen urate eiove . h R w E pescnau. The
is wiuioui equtti iuj WUii.r, lieremonies took place at the resi-
of Mr. Mohr. In the course
Every day he is compelled for the Factory's Agent, iam i uaooui. of thfc evenjDg the Germania Band
over half an hour to move his chub
by legs and hold his immature body
according to military discipline, and
is severely drilled by an ancient ser
geant major. He wears the regula
tion uniform, and returns the salutes
pf aged generals with dignied, non
chalance. -
Tl.i iuamiiticieiit new building Of
T- ' r
serenaded the UPPy couple. We
We now have stove boards to goj wish mucn happiness to the newly
under your stoves, of beautiful de-j edded pair.
signs, that re guaranteed not to
tarnish. Jacqhl's Hdw Depot. f
Cora Vanrassel To-Nignt,
Wilmington District,
Methodist E. Church South, fourth
round of Quarterly Meetings:
Elizabeth ct., Nov. 3 and 4,
Kenansville ct., Nov. 22.
Onslow ct., Nov. 24 and 25.
T. W. GUTHRLK, P. E.,
NEW A t VEKTIS EM.JBNTH.
txrE HAVE JUST KECElVrU A
lot of " ; , . . -:
Boys' & Men's Balmorals
That we can sell very Cheap. ' . r
MEM'S AT SI.OO
BOYS' at 90 Cents.
Robert R. McOartney,
(SUCCESSOR TO E. G. POLLEY.)
Tin and fchet-lrou itooier.
Guttering, Fipe-Laying, Roof Painting &c ,
No. 315 Market Street,
nOV 83 m WILMINGTUN, JN. C.
Brick Sl Shingles.
rr jrrr NOW ON HAND AT HIS
Coal and Wood Yard.
J. J. SPBINGER,
nov 8 tf
OFFICJK OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
WILMINGTON & WELDON R. It. CO.,
Wilmington, N. C.,Nov. 8th, 1888.
ired in the erection oi
the new public bil4;n,g i,n this city.
i,-r.w Vnrk Times is so tar ad- See ad oi Mr. yrm a. r reucn oui
vam-ed toward completion that the lervjsing Architect, elsewhere inthfe
roof is on and being rpverecl witli.sue.
There is no otper coiujuerr
W can rill ease onr woes bv irointr
.... " . Ii -..T "
Sealed proposals win oe receiveu . , 0nprR 011Sft to niht and
until December 6th for labor and . , , . tl h , tfUt,J
'- if! . O " .
tie Cora Van Tassel in ''Sweet S;x
teen." If site can't wake Us forget
our trouWeg, for awhile at all events,
then nobody can. She will present
her new piece, for the first time in
lMetal. There is no oijiei wiuiue4- n,.v,prt x Mp.nn.rt.nev has this citv. and she will be well sup-
pial building in New Yoek so tall as uouMit out Mr, E, G. Polley's tin ported by Mr. Young and a good
this one, i. e not coiiinm business and is now conducting it company. After the stress and strain
and other adornments or aisugure- . hJ &t Ur poll ev?s old stand , on of the past week a little diversion
will be healthful for the body as wel1
as th.e mind.
merits abowthe roots, vy accuiaie , , . . . . work
lvellihir measurement engineers . n rAi.'ftHft nfl wft om
have determined that the top of t,ie ; mend the attention of the pe0ple
IJ I lrtllI AS wall is but two feet below that of his card in this igsue
mm w
$3 SHOE.
FOB
GENTLEMEN.
the New York tpwer of the East
River bridge. Its upper fetor y the. j
Cane tack all Correct. j
A correspondent write "us from j
f!anptnp.k relative to political mat-1
mrtv TTTVTY-TnKID ANNUAL MEETING
I nr thP stockholders ot the Wilmington &
Weldon Railroad Company will be held at the
nmna rt thP nnrmnv. in Wilmlnsrton. N. C
on the Wednesday next after the third Monday
in November, 1888. (November 21st, 1888.)
JAS. F. POST, JK.,
nov 8 lw Secretary W. & W. R. R. Co.
Grand Tableaux Vivants,
j AT
LUTHER MEMORIAL BUILDINGj
I Ttiurfcday. Nov. 8th
Children, 10c.
A Pnvn riinnnn '
To get a Pair of. shoes Cheap. They are worth
at leat $ L25. call and get a pair.
V ; 1
Ugo. k. Jbrencn Kons,
nov 7 tf lOS North Front St
11. CKUUlllU.
, THE PROTOOKAPHEB.
GIVE HIM A TBIAL!
AU Work GuaranteeO. , ' ,
Pictures taken Slnglo or In Groups.
sept 24 tf ' ' '
Carolina Honse,
s. E. corner of Princess and Second Sts.i
HAS BEEN REFITTED WITH A FIRST
Class Bar. Lunch Room and Restaurant.
The finest Wines, Whiskeys and Cigars al
ways on hand. Board and Lodging toy the day.
week or month. New mver oysters in season.
JOHN KOCH.
oct 27 Corner Second and Princess. ,
Penny's Priceo.
Look atOur Low Prices :
Gentlemen's Cassimere Suits from $5.50 to $12,53
Boy's Suits from $1.75 to $6.75-
OWN WITH HIGH PRICES. WE -FAY
Admission AdnllB, 15c.
2t oct 24 nov 8
i
- . .ill . ; 1 1 . 1 ' M Tj.n.lM rtmUl
m m - . - 1 t . . I i . . -. 1 tlin TrI I TQ1C irk TnilT. GOOr.lflll 111 r f VrWUU 1
- " Kio0r.ihwill bo the COIunOSmS JUnyurxwiC. u.spseuw tuc lo, ,u.0mv.
wfe. no tacks orvx thread to . Hip ,,nnpr. y fowing cases thismoining;
uri iru fast an1 XWUm ... t : I T 7
taWe. NO TACKS or
sewed and Ayilj
: -r , V! , i .
j. . . josepn iixou, jjenury, oouuuovc
SHOK. the otiirtnal . . T ,
SrJeshoescostlnR troia $ to 9. -r, i.i.M,!0 ir. liia will li:is inado Hnnrt in the SUIU of a S1GQ histified
" t.. UUUULAN 3VO FOL1CE (UU1U ruuUftccpotv, H -i ..- ' -
thfl followimr chnritab e beauests: bond.
v-
t TOR THE BENEFIT OF GRACE METHO-
jilro4 Men and Letter Carriers all wear them.
enyth Inside as a Hand-Sewed Shoe. No Tacks
vr it tk...i .. . . v. a
wj, ill U 11 U I ft V llf 11. . .
F
loo cents on the dollar lor our Goods and then
sell Cheaper than those who claim to sell at
cost to deceive the public - Give me a call and
let my LOW PRICES convince you of thLs act.
.No. 110 Market st.
. U DOUGLAS ,50 SHOE la iineeUe4
twasj wear. Bast Call Shoe for the mice.
,L. DOUGLA8 99.25 WOBKINO.
JJAN'8 SHOE is the beet in the world lor
wear; one pair oatrht to wear a man a year.
.,V L. DOUGLAS Hi SHOE FOR BOYS
"Jhe best School bhoe in the world.
Rw. L. DOUGLAS 1.75 YOUTH'S School
oao (fires the amaU Boys a chance to wear the
tahoe In fbe world.
u made in Confreas, Button and Lace. If ot
To'lfSS16 W' U DOOOLAS'
Forsaleibyi
re.VONQLAHN,
&o 31 smleod lp Wilmington. N.;C.
Fourteen Hmrclifs in the city, $7,000 Henry Bradley, disorderly con-j
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(divided:) Vagsar Home ior agea uuci, uiwuurpti
Men CT.OOO; Poor Widows' Coa
Fund, $5,000; Yassar Brothers1 In
stitute, $15,000; Vassar Brother'
Hospital, $252,500; Vassar College,
$130,000;John Guy Vassar Home for
Orphans, , $100,000; American Sea
men's Friends' Society, New York,
DIST E. CHURCH, there will be an Entertain
ment at the residence of COL ROGER MOORE
next Friday Evening, Nov. 9th. 1SSS.
Monday and made a brief but ef
fective speech. There are but few
men in that section of the State to
whom, as Senator Ben. Hill used to
say, "God gave them a white skin
by mistake." The vote of Canetuck
Samuel Miller, carrvincr concealed . is asfollows: Democrats Fowle 9.1,
weapon, $10 or 20 days. :Waddell94, McClammy 95, Davis
W. T. Brown, disorderly conduct, Avery and. Shepherd, 94, Johnson
dischanred 92. Pjvddi.on 85. Keiiiiblicaus UoeK. adj. Ice cream and.other.deucacies, too tempt-
t . V mtt imfctaA AmnntT nthor nt.trapt.1nnH
Jacob Batts, Emanuel Shepherd, ery 61, Moore 65, Robinson. (Vf GfiitU iimbe music; and we nope that, many win
Jno. Williams, perjury, case'eon- erie and others 6 Qropjo, John- opportunity to spend
tinned, ' " ' son 74. , - ' - Admission io cents. : nov73t
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New Candy & Fruit Stand
JUST RECEIVED, A FINE LOT OF BA-
nanas, Florida Oranges, Apples, Kts, "Malagra
;rapes and French Candles. A good supply of
Home Made Candy always on hand.
ANTONIO FANTOPULA.
The la- nov 1 11 S. Front St., near New Market.
dies in charge have determined to mate this . p-L, Yfhitd &0SSamCr,
one of the most enjoyable occasions ever - j gWECT' SIXTaND WAN
known In tt cttj of Wilmington., An. elegant 1(
Ssippei wjjl served, consisting of Oysters, Sal-
Down Fac Powders. Also a full line of Drr.s,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toliet Articles,
Perfumes, etc, at
,-F. C. MILLER'S,
- lirugKtore.
Corner 'Fourth and Nun F '
- P. S. Prescriptions niied at ail hour
or night. . - , sept
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