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OUTLINES.
Three of the Iron Mountain train robbers
have been sentenced to the Arkansas peni
tentiary for seventy years each. A
verdict for $12,000 damages was awarded
Henry Clews, the banker, for malicious
prosecution at Buffalo, N. Y. A
school teacher at Cincinnati was convicted
of assault and battery in whipping a boy J
pupil- Over 400 Indians are reported
out from their reservation in Arizona.
Two members of the Stoekton gang of
thieves and murderers lynched in New
Jlexico. Capt. Howgate was dis
charged from custody on his own recogni
zance in the sum of $20,000. The
orand jury returned . true bill j against
Guiteau for the murder of President Gar
field. Republican and Democratic
Senatorial caucuses met at the Capitol;
there was a full attendance; both caucuses
appointed committees of conference in re
lation to the organization of the Senate; the
committees met, but failed to reach an
agreement and so reported back the fact to
the respective caucuses ; the Democrats will
proceed with the election of a President
pro tem. Monday; Mr. Bayard will be their
candidate. New York stock market
strong and higher yesterday. Two
tires in New York; loss over $100,000.
Gandoar challenges Courtney to row
a mile race for $1,000. Four white
men were imprisoned in a mine in Califor
nia by the caving-in of a portion of the
mine; it is feared they will be suffocated
before they can be rescued. Alabama
cotton crop reports give the average yield,
compared with last year, at from 15 to 28
per cent, less; Mitsissippi 22 per cent, less;
in Arkansas the best is. thought to . be. a
half crop, the worst ttty pounds lint to"
the acre; in Georgia the average is five per
cent. , greater than last year in, the' Atlanta
section. New York markets: Money
36 per cent. ; cotton easy at 11 11-1611
1516c; southern flour steady at $6 85
9 00; wheat steady; ungraded spring $1 31
1U i8; corn firm, ungraded 65?2c; rosiu
firm at $2 5o2 60; spirits turpentine
quiet ai'.d steady at oOe.
President Arthur kicks the beam
at 215 pounds.
Louisville had the largest,
"lightest,", trade in September.
not
The eloquent Senator Vest totes a
level head. He says it is the duty
of the Democrats to organize the
Senate if it takes all winter.
Gen. Henry D. Slocum has been
nominated for Mayor of Brooklyn,
X. Y., by the Jeff ersonian Democra
cy and the People's party. An ex
cellent selection every way.
Secretary Blaine has been impor
tuned to write a life of President
Garfield, but the book firm wants it
ready in six months. This would
require too hurried work, . so it
is
thought he will decline.
Guiteau's confession is the one
thins that was needed to fix ?nilt
upon him and insure his hanging.
He perpetrated the crime of his own
motion, and he planned it with a de
liberation and care and executed it
with a precision and foresight that
make him a most conspicuous crimi
nal. Xo man can read his own ac
count of his procedure and believe
in his insanity.
The good people of Fayetteville
have our sympathy in the pecuniary
difficulties by which they are envi
roned. We copy elsewhere an ac
count of the matter. Fayetteville
has friends all over North Carolina
and the South, anttthere will hagett-.
eral regret over its misfortunes and
hearty wishes that itinay reneyrfit
youth, tide over th difficulties and
have centuries of prosperity antT
peace before it.
The notorious "Boss" Shepherd is
about putting in his appearance at
Washington. lie has been living
latterly in Mexico. Under Garfield
he expected but little favors. So he
kft his country for his country's
good. Wonder if he was telegraphed
for by some of th&p&B?" iStaU
danism is looking up and scores of
the "moderates" are now humming,
want to be a Stalwart and with
the Stalwarts stand." .
The Wilmington (N. C.) Star is one of
i, e ost readable papers in the South, and
a bright newspaper. : It ."has an eioentric
of calling The Pre in turn a "virulent
oody-shirt shaker" or a "liberal and able
dPer which is amusing; but the StAR
fueans well, and it is a pleasure to note that
C-alPut on a new dress of pretty type in
nh; D" 18 brighter than ever."Pkladel-
Thanks. If the Stab ever accused
able contemporary of liberality
u was a slip of. the. pencil a false
accusation. The Press is not only
able but it is one of the best newspa
jrs in the country. But it can see
but Httle good in the South.
PUBLISHED
XXIX-NO. 15.
'' North Carolina has lost two jour-
naiists aunne tne last yreesx Mr.
Seth M. Carpenter, of the UTete Ber-
niariy died in his 51st year. He was
a native r of New York State and
came to his. North Carolina home in
1870. We never met hun. He bore
a good name and had 'many friends
in the little Elm City. Gen. Joseph
jC. Abbott until very recently editor
of thePo of this city, departed this
life yesterday. He too, was a man
of Northern birth and ,.was 55 years
of age. His health had been failing
for some months. .Our acquaintance
with him was. pleasant and he ap
peared to us to be a man of amiabili
ty and good breeding. He was far
better cultivated than ; most people
supposed and had , good taste. We
do not undertake any sketch of his
career, but merely wish to emphasize
our sincere regret at his death.
A committee of Democratic and
Repiiblican Senators, consisting of
five from each party, met to consult
as to the organization of the Senate.
It required but fifteen minutes for
them to find out that no compromise
could he effected. The Democrats
did not consider the President of the
Senate at issue, contending that they
had a clear right to elect him. The
Republicans wanted to consider the
entire organization. The Democrat,
through the folly of Republicans,
have the advantage, and it is their
duty to make the most of it.
Halstead, editor of the Cincinnati
Vommercialy says he speaks by the
authority of the President, that An
drew D. White, President of Cornell
University and ex-Minister to Ger
many, will succeed Secretary nlame
in the State Department.
Nelson W. Aldrich, the new Rhode
Island Senator, is comparatively
young, has good abilities, and is a
member of the U. S. House.
Live, Newsy and Ably Conducted.
Fayetteville Examiner.
Our esteemed contemporary, the
Wilmington Stab, comes to us in a
new dress. September 23d marks
the beginning of the fifteenth year
of its existence. The new type give
it a very neat appearance, whilst the
general appearance is the same. The
Stab is a lively, newsy journal, ably
conducted, and fills a most important
place in the journalism of North
Carolina.
"The Beat Dally in" the State.'
Hillsboro Observer."
The Wilmington Stab comes to us
in a new dress on the anniversary of
the fourteenth year of its existence.
The Stab is the best conducted daily
in North Carolina, and will compare
favotablv with anv in this country.
We believe that it is the only daily
paper at present in North Carolina
that pays more than expenses, and
we might truthfully add that it is the
only daily published in this State
since the war that has run success
fully for so long a time without
making its proprietor as poor as a
church mouse. To the gentlemen
conducting the Stab, some of whom
we served under several years, we
hope they may live long and always
be able to give to the readers of our
State a first-class daily newspaper.
nkw ad v ektisements.
Awake!
L. Vouuers For rent.
Ben White To be hung.
. .A. David A new invoice.
r?tTo Members Lotus Club.
:'r.JJ H. Hardin Onion sets.
,F. M. King & Co. Stoves.
f't: 'Mtjnson Gents' underwear.
Heinsbkbqbb -The organini.
Otterbottrg Interrogations.
Removal Harris news stand.
Brown & Roddick Removal.
D. A. Smith & Co.urniture. ,
J. W. Tatlob FATO&flr rent: -'
C. W. Yates--Photography, etc; -u -
Hancock & DAGOETT-Keroaene.
Harbison & Am-en New;- styles. .
R. M. McInttre Dry goods,, etc.
P. H. Hatden Now don't forget.
E. Springer & Co. Hardware.
P. Cumming & Co. Corn, oats, etc.
Hisses McDougaix School notice.
Mat.t.abd & BpWDEN Harness, etc.
J, J. Hedbick All wool cassimeres.
Bridgess& Col Choicest groceries.
Raleigh Faib Reduced R. R rates.
Jno. "W. Gordon & Bnb. Insurance.
Gerhardt & (.Wanted 1,000 men.
.Altaffer, Price & Co. Hot-bed sash.
Kebchner & Caldkr Bros. Bacon,
corn, ties, cheese etc..
Mayor Court. . -
The only case before the Mayor's Court
yesterday morning was that of Calhoun
Williams, an apparently demented colored
individual, who says Jie came here from
JTorence, S.1 C.land-khffas arrested oa
store on iriejreet uJgnenf was
suspended on the; promise of the defendant
that he would leave the city instanter.
WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1881.
Local Dots.
Seventeenth Sunday after Trin
ity. - .
The Lotus Club meets Friday
night. .
Day's length 11 hours and 29
minutes. ;
Judge Groves was in the city
yesterday.
Peach v trees are in bloom at
Wrightsville Sound.
' The receipts of cotton at this
port yesterday footed up 1,010 bales.
Eggs are still scarce and high,
and are selling at from 25 to SO cents per
dozen.
Messrs. Worth, & Worth are
having a large naval stores shed built on
their wharf.
Mr. DeLancy Evans, who was
represented to be quite sick at Newbern a
few days ago, has arrived home in im
proved health.
There will be services in the
Second Presbyterian church to-day, at 11
A. M. and 7.80 P. M., conducted by Rev.
Stedman Black.
The Register of Deeds issued
five marriage licenses during the past week,
of which three were for white and two for
colored couples.
Mayor Smith received a letter
yesterday requesting that the police keep a
lookout for a party who "eloped" from a
certain place with a "gold ring."
The furnaces at the City Hall,
for heating the building, have just under
gone a thorough o verhauling and by Mon
day afternoon will be in first rate order.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Gross, of Sa
vannah, is here on a visit to his brother.
Rev. Father Gross, and will preach at St.
Thomas' Catholic church to-day, morning
and evening.
The Grand Jury of the Crimi
nal Court was discharged yesterday, and we
are assured that it was in every respect the
best Grand Jury that has seryed-sinoe the
establishment of the court.
Mr. Oscar G. Thompson, who
is just from a visit to his wife's relations
in Pamlico county, said he saw a rattle
snake that was killed near Stonewall, a
few days ago, that was seven feet long,
measured thirteen and a half inches in cir
cumference, and had nineteen rattles and a
button. Pender had better look out for
her laurels!
Death of Gen. J. C. Abbott.
Gen. Joseph C. Abbott died at the resi
dence of Rev. Thomas M. Ambler, rector
of St. Paul's church, in this city, yesterday
at about 12.30 o'clock, after somewhat
protracted illness. Deceased was born in
Concord, New Hampshire, about 1826.
He was for a long time editor of a paper at'
Manchester, New Hampshire, and was at
one time connected with the press in Bos
ton. Prior to the war he was Adjutant
General of his native State. At the break
ing out of the war he raised a regiment of
New Hampshire infantry, of which he
was made Lieut. Colonel, having declined
the Colonelcy in favor of an officer of the
regular army. On the death of Col. Put
nam, the officer alluded to, who was killed
at Fort Wagner. South Carolina, he
succeeded to the Colonelcy, and was
afterwards breveted Brigadier Gen
eral for "gallant and meritorious ser
vices" at the capture of Fort Lishe.
Gen. Abbott came here with the Federal
troops in 1865 and soon afterwards engaged
in the saw mill business at Abbottsburg,
Bladen county, establishing with others
what was known as the Cape Fear Building
Works, which he finally abandoned some
years since. He was a member of the Con
stitutional Convention of this State in 1868,
and was elected United Suites Senator from
North Carolina the same year,-serving:
nearly three years.
Latterly Gen. Abbott has been leading a
very quiet life. He was Collector of the
Port for a short time during President
Hayes' administration, but resigned, and
was succeeded by ex-Mayor W. P. Cana
day. He had been acting as editor of the
Wilmington Post, a weekly1 Republican t-
per of this city, for a few years past, but
vacated the position some months ago.
The funeral of deceased will take place
from the First Presbyterian church this
afternoon, at 3.30 o'clock and his remains
will be interred in the National Cemetery,
permission to that effect haying been ob-,
tained from the War Department by tele-:
graph.' - ;' " :
Gen j Abbott had been married three times,
and leaves tiyrife, but iwichildren. ,
Coup ICireua.
The Baltimore Gazette says: "Coup's
Great Hippodrome inaugurated a season of
three days' performances in this city with a
street parade which attracted" tbe attention
of thousands of persons along the line of
march, and afternoon and evening enter
tainments at Newington Parkj where the
mammoth tents are pitched. The per
formance is in all respects a most attractive
one, all the usual features of the circus and
menagerie being supplemented by the won
derful feat of hurling a man through the air
from a Roman catapult, and some well-contested
races. The chariot and hurdle races
proved very exciting features of the enter
tainment, and were received ..by-j the audi;
ience with inarked demonstration, of popu.-
lar interest." r-t ,- ; ,,;-r
. No iheaderaekache for ladies
who drink "WWgOr CAftDUt"
For sale bv J. C. Munds.
Criminal Court.
The following cases have been disposed
of by this tribunal since the close of our
last report:
State vs. Eliza Jones, charged with ma
licious mischief. Defendant found not
guilty.
State vs. Simon Jones, Eliza J. Jones
and Don Walker, charged with an affray.
Defendants found not guilty.
State vs, Tony Ryan, charged with lar
ceny. Defendant found not guilty.
State vs. Wm. Nixon, charged with
false pretenses. Defendant found not
guilty.
State vs. LowHuggins, charged with a
nuisance,. Defendant found guilty.
State vs. Dick Cowan, charged with as
sault and battery. Defendant found not
guilty.
State vs. Wm. Pinckney, charged with
assault and battery. Defendant and surety
called and failed.
State vs. Bill Hansley, charged with lar
ceny. Defendant submitted.
State vs. Wm. Gordon, charged with car
rying a concealed weapon. Case dismissed.
State vs Susan Larkins, charged with as
sault and battery. Case on trial.
Uninallable Matter.
The following is the unmailable matter
remaining in the city postoffice:
T. A. Lockamy, Pine Grove, Ga. ; Bertha
Wilson, Simcot, Ontario; M. A. Southall,
Pleasant Hill, N. C; H. D. Wade & Co.,
ink manufacturers, 117 Fulton street.
Eg" See fourth page for other local news.
SKINNY MEN. Wells' Health Re
newer. Absolute cure for nervous debilit
and Weakness of the generative functions
$1 at druggists. Depot. J. C. Munds,
Wilmington. f
9IABBIED)
LkGWTN CBOOM. At the residence of the
bride's father, Moore's Creek, Pender county, on
Wednesday, October 6th, 1881, Mr. L. M. LkGWIN
to Miss SALLIK C. CROOM.
IN fTlKMOBIAM.
At a reralar meeting of the Wilmington Steam
Fire Engine Company, No. 1, held at the Little
Giant Hall. October 4th, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereak, In view of the loss we hare sustained
by the decease of our friend and associate, Hon.
JOHN DAWSON, and of the still heavier loss sus
tained by those who were nearest and dearest to
him, therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is but a just tribute to the
memory of the departed to say that in regretting
his removal from our midst we mourn for one
who was worthy of our respect and regard.
Rexolred, That in the death of Hon. JOHN
DAWSON this Company lament the loss of one
who was ever ready to proffer the hand of aid
and the voice of sympathy to the needy and dis
tressed. J2eoived. That these resolutions be spread upon
the records of this Company and a copy thereof
be transmitted to the Wilmington, N. C., papers.
Martin Nkwxam j
Ed. Wilson Mannixs, V Com.
F. W. Kxbchxkr. )
DIED.
ABBOTT. In this city, on the 8th inst., of
paralysis of the tongue and throat, Gen. JOS. C.
ABBOTT, in the 66th year of his age.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funerar this (Sunday) after
noon at S o'clock, from the First Presbyterian
Church, thence to the National Cemetery.
CHAFFTN. At Drake's Branch, Va., on the 29th
ult., RICHARD, son of Robert W. and Jennie
Chaffin, aged 18 years.
Auction Sale.
JpCRNITURE, FIXTURES, fcc, of Commercial
Hotel, continued upon Front Street, TUESDAY,
October 11th, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M.
CBONLY Si MORRIS,
oot 9 St Auctioneers.
Wanted,
GOOD COOK. Good wages and permanent
employment. Referenoes required.
Apply to.
oct 9 It P. O. BOX 663. .
School Notice.
pUPILS ABE SOLICITED FOR A PRIMARY
SCHOOL opened in the basement of the Syna
gogue by
MISSES MARIA and EMMA McDOUGALL.
oct 9 It
Fdr Bent,
A DWELlING,"on the Southwest
corner of Second and Mulberry Sts.
Apply for further information to
oot9tf L. VOLLERS.
For Sale or Rent,
My HOUSE, on Walnut, between
S ft I I VsvnW-li O-Tin. tan
I rooms. House has-been lately :newly
JH ' i sainted, and i Jntoerf ect odW 3
Apply to
J. W. TAYLOR.
oct9 4t
For Rent,
A desirable DWELLING HOUSE,
situated on Fourth between Chesnut
tun
IMP
and Mulberry streets.
AddIv to
oct 7 3t T. M. GARDNER.
Removal.
QN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11TH,
HARRIS' NEWS DEPOT will be found two doors
below old place, (Dyers' Old Stand), where News
papers, Magazines, fec, can be found as usual.
Also the best Sand 10 cent Cigars in the market.
Come and see me. oct 9 nac lm
Lotus Club.
jyj EMBERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED CLUB
whl please meet in office of Harrison & Allen,
Tuesday evening next, the 11th inst., at 8 o'clock
sharp. Business of importance will be considered.
R. F. H AM ME,
"oct 9 It President.
Kerpsene. i
JEBOSENE OIL, 1 cents per gallon, 1 1 0 deg
fire test. Water White Safety Oil, 20 cents pe
r
gallon, 1 SO deg. firetest.
ItANCOCK !lAGfflrfT,
oct 9 It -!- - 23 Market St.
A Foil Line
O
K GENTS' UNDERWEAR
KI N ft SHIRTS ttf order kt oerdo2ert less
than the same quality are eold by Northern
Houses, A Fit GrABAHTEXiMiK wo sals. : '
"MUNSON. '
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Twenty-First Annual Fair
OF THE :
NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
AT RALEIGH,
ON
OctoDer 10, II, 12, 13, 14anil5, 1881,
Seduced Bate of; Fare
OVER THE ,,.
Wilmington & Weldon R. It.
Visitors to Raleigh, N. C., attending the Twenty
First Annual Fair of the North Carolina Agricul
tural Society, on the ,10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th
and 15th days of October, 1881, will be transported
over the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad to
Goldsboro at two cents per mile each way.
FROM WILMINGTON TO RALEIGH AND
RETURN $5 30.
Articles intended for exhibition will be trans
ported at regular tariff rates, to Goldsboro, and if
returned by party exhibiting, (which fact should
be established by certificate, of Secretary or by
presentation of original shipping receipt), will be
billed back free, and amount of freight paid
thereon returned by Agent at Station from which
shipped. A. POPE, .
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
SOL HAAS,
General Freight Agent,
oct 9 3t we th su
A GAINST THE ST A TE
ON A QUESTION OF NOBTH CAROLINA'S
INTEREST.
OUR NORTH CAROLINA
All-Wool Cassimeres !
AGAINST THE WORLD
For Beauty, Dnraliility and Econoiy !
I am new showing six grades, various colors,
ALL-WOOL CASSIMERES, from the BETHA
NIA MILLS.
Also, the usual variety of SALEM CASSI
MERES, so well and favorably known.
I respectfully invite the attention of Gentlemen
who desire a First Class Business Suit to the BE
TH ANI A CASSIMERES. Suits made to order
at Very Low Prices. I have already had the
pleasure of furnishing some of the most stylish
gentlemen in the 3ity with suits of these goods.
Our SALEM CASSIMERES are especially suit
able for School Boys, being both Sightly and Ser
viceable.. For the convenience of parents I will
undertake to have Suits made to measure for
3kys. Remember this, there is more real service
in one suit of these goods than two of any other
kind bought ready made.
oct 9 It JNO. J. HEDRICK.
BEMDVAT
rown ft Roddick
v i
JJAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW STORE, 5
and 7 North Front St., where they exhibit the
handsomest line of Dry Goods ever opened in this,
city. It will repay any one just to take a walk
through their establishment. oct 9 It
A Good Stock
f)F
Dry Goods and Carpets,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, tc.
"7 E ARE FULLY PREPAPED TO GIVE THE
closest prices ever offered in this market, both to
Cash and prompt paying customers, and no House
North or South will offer lower prices than we
give in every department.
R. M. McINTIBE.
oct9tf
, ; . -A : ,
Second-Hand Piano
JNNo. 1 ORDER, NEARLY NEW AND FULLY
warranted, at ".
HEINSBERGER'S
: Music Store.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW,
THE ORGANLNA, the . most wonderful Instru
ment ever put into the market. Any one can
play it. Come andhear it, at ,
octOtf Live Book and Music Store.
New Invoice
JECETVED THIS WEEK, CONSISTING OF 300
new and original designs' of Sack and Frock Suits,
which will be added to our -stock this coming
week. Additional stock ;of OVERCOATS, UL
STERS AND ULSTERETTES. . ,
OUR PRIDE and PRINCE CHARLES UL
BTERETTES, New York's latest novelty, are to
beound with us only, manufactured by only one
House In New YOrk City, and. sole agency . for
their sale given to us. Dont buy old style -and
pummeled off stock when the very latest is offered
at the same prices.'
Be wise and you wUi be happy.: -1 ;
A. DAVLD,
oct 9 tf ' - Wholesale and Retail Clothier.
. A ;i ;' , v . "j --
Stoves If i:Stves ! ;
fT lPRCIS ANIJ B1J READY j jC ATALOGUE
mailed on application, -jrA or ' i, ;
, ' TIN WARE Wholesale: Send for list. "
' s . F. M. KING & CO.,
Oct 9 tf Wilmington, N. C,
WHOLE NO. 4953
are always
ON THE LOOKOUT
for the advertisements of
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
Our Advertisements are undoubtedly for the be
nefit of the public. They show the
publio where to get
Be Best and the Choicest Groceries
TO THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE.
We give our personal attention to our bnsines
in all its detail, for we intend to have the natron
age of THE BEST CLASS OF BUTERS.
We intend to please you, and then you will
please us by SENDING US TOUR ORDERS.
Our trade not being limited to a small circle,
demands
Fresh Gools of the Choicest Quality.
Notwithstanding the rapid advance all along
the line, we have been holding to the rear, and
are now prepared to confront you with LOW FI
GURES AND THE BEST GROCERIES.
Give us a trial. Special inducements to CASH
BUYERS.
Make a note of the following delicaoies :
HALIBUT FINS, unsurpassed in richness of
flavor by any other Breakfast Dish.
CHOICE MESS MACKEREL.
SUGAR CURED HAMS and
BREAKFAST BACON.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
P, S. Next Literary Treat, Sunday, October 16.
oct 8 tf
FOR SEED.
2000 BU8helS RED RtrST PROOP OATS,
500 do BLACK oats
gQ0 do. SEED RYE,
lOOQ do. SEED WHEAT.
ALSO, IN STORE,
J QQ Barrels PEARL ; HOMINY:
For sale by
B. F. Mitchell & Son.
oct 7 lw
Awake! Awake! Awake!
TK, THE OVERSIGNED ROOSTERS WOULD
TT respectfully ask purchasers of Furniture to
examine the large stock of the New Furniture
Store of BEHRENDS & MUNROE, S. E. Cor. Mar
ket and 2d Sts., Wilmington, N. C, before sending
their orders to Northern cities. Compare, and if
the above firm wUi sell you the same goods for
less money, then give to NorthCarolina what be
longs to North Carolina, as they are depending on
your patronage. oct 9 tf
TIME
TO THINK ABOUT
HOT BED SASH.
PLEASE ORDER EARLY.
Sash, Doors. Blinds.
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac, Ac.
oct 9 tf ALTAFFER, PRICE fc CO.
Wm. E. Springer & Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO1 JNO. DAWSON A CO., carry,
one of the largest stocks of Hardware in the
Stat. They guarantee to sen First Class Goods
as low as any House in the country. An examina
tion of their stock is all they ask.
Successors to Jno. Dawson A Co..
oct 9 tf 19, 21 A 23 Market St.
Onion Sets.
J-EW CROP PHTLADELPBIA; ONION SETS
just received and for sale at bottom prices, at :
J. H- HARDrsrS.'
oet 9 tf . Drug and Seed Store, New Market. :
Mr. 0BR, the Pliotograplier,
TfTpAVLNG RETURNED FROM BIS.-. SUMMER
vacation, is now prepared to' do work in the La-'
test Style.1 ' i-'v
New and Second-hand School Books vervlcheaD
t r octfltf YATES BOOK STORE.
1 i Attivm !
HARBISON A
oot 9 tf
Hatters.
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iThree WeekijiKi .1 ;-i uVwi .' ' ' 8 60
One Month, ..i................ It 00
Two Months,, f, . .. 17 00
; Three Months,, ................. M OO
8UJtonths,t.................. - 40 00
One Year,... .................. . 00 00
Contract Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates, j ,!,;' .
. Ten lmeasoMNot)areU type inakeoMsqoare. :
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday Eve'g, Oct. 10.
M. B. LEAVITT'S
G-igantean liiistrels !
A Ilnndred Novelties l
20 Great Comedian. 30
30 In Bram Band. 10
lO Toealtata. lO
A Superb Orchestra.
A Great Double- Company.
"Do not fall to see DAN EM9IETT, tbe
Founder of Negro Minstrelsy and author of
DIXIE LAND.
Parquette fl.OO; Dress Circle 75o. Secure soats
at Dyers' and avoid the rush. oet 7 St
Interrogations.
"yOULD YOU DRESS WELL ?
"yjyOULD you wear Stylish Clothing 1
OULD you buy Patterns that have not been
sold on the market for the last ten years J
YOULD you purchase Garments possessing
: the very requisite points of Fit and Finish,
wherein custom work is outri vailed, yet
withal a saving of Fifty Per Cent, in cost 1
yyoULD jrpn examine the largest line of Sty
lish Fancy Cassimere Suits ever offered for
sale in Wilmington ?
"TTOULD you call and see our $12.60 Scotch
Cassimere Suits 1 live Hundred Dollars to
the Clothier displaying a larger assortment
of the above popular priced Suits.
OULD you give us the pleasure of exhibiting
before you our Mammoth Purchases In
Men's UndemearPBrWe are King In this - r
branch. Our sizes' range In Red and White
Flannel Shirts from 84 lo fiO. ; r . . , .
yyoULD you appreciate accommodating and
polite Salesmen Salesmen who know but
One Price to all 1 then visit
X.OUI8 JT. OTTEBBOVRG,
Iron Front Store, '
oct9 It Wilmington, N. C.
To be Hung,
SCARLET HOLLAND, ECRUE, OLIVE, WHITE
and Brown in plain goods; any color
you want, in gilt bands, in 6, 7 and iff eet Shades,
with or without Springs. Booms Papered, Sofas
done over, Cornices hung. Mattresses made. Car
pets cut, made and laid to order, at the Window
Shade Emporium. BEN WHITE,
The Paper Hanger,
On Market, bet. 2d and 3d Sts.,
oct 9 tf Make no mistake in the place.
Bacon and Corn.
J QQ Boxes Dry Salted SIDES,
Q Boxes Smoked SIDES,
t AAA Bushels White and Mixed CORN,
IVu V
For sale by
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
oet 9 tf
Hoop Iron and Ties.
3000 Bundles Hoop moN' &u ize8
2000 do Pcd and Arrow TIKS'
For sale by
oct 9 tf KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
Cheese and Crackers.
100 BblS xe Aso'd CRACKERS.
1 A A Boxes CHEESE,
ivv
For sale by
oct 9 tf KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
tilue, Nails and Rivets.
;-:.
100 Barr?l8GLUE'
2gQ Kea NADL.S,
Packages RIVETS,
For sale by
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
Oct 9 tf
Furniture.
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYES OF PARLOR
and Chamber Sets, Sideboards, Wardrobes,
Secretaries, Writing Desks, Lounges, Tables, Ac.
Spring; Beds and Mattresses of our own manufac
ture, that are guaranteed to be First Class.
Examine our stock and prices.
D. A. SMITH A CO..
oct 9 tf 43 North Front St.
Fire Insurance.
JrVERPOOL A LONDON A GLOBE OF ENG.,
Assets over $30,000,000 00.
Agricultural, of New York Assets $1,961,731 00
Virginia Fire A Marine, of Richmond,
Assets over $600,000 00.
Rochester German, of New York,
Assets $601,687 00.
Merchants A Mechanics, of Rlohmond,
Assets $323,534 00.
Columbus Insurance A Banking Co., of Mississippi,
Assets $230,549 87.
JNO. W. GORDON A BRO., Agent.
octOtf 24 North Water St.
Bed Bust Proof Oats.
10,000 Bushels Prime White CORN.
. 2,000 " " Mixed CORN,
- 5,000 " Feed OATS,
1,000 " Red Rust Proof OATS,
500 " "Best -Bolted MEAL in the
city," (our make(, Special
figures for car load lots.
PRESTON CUMMING A CO.,
Millers and Grain and Peanut Dealers.
oct9tf
Wanted-1,000 lien,
rQ BUY BUGGIES, CARTS, WAGONS, HAR
ness, Saddles, Collars, Hames, Blind Bridles, Ao
Best goods and lowest prioes.
octO tf . GERHARDT A CO.
Look to Your Interest
AND STOP AT MALLARD A BOWDEN'S,
. where the larsest assortments of Harntm.
Bridles, Saddles, Collars, Trunks, Travelling Bags
ever brought to this city are to be seen and
bought for the least money. Try them and be
oonvuicea. jajmiuaocuongi ana repairing aoae
With neatness and dispatch.
ootwtf No. 8 South Front Street.
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NEXT DRAWING OF THE ' '
Louisiana State Lottery
hpAKEa PlACE OCfR . " fKlZES f FROM
g100'000 Pri0s Whota . tickets, $S V
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