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MORNING EDITION,
DEMOCRATIC 8HI0HAL TICKET,
. rOBPRSSTXtXHT. , t - i
C.nORp. CLEVELAND,
OP NtW YORK. I ' .
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
1 IIOJIAJvA. HENDRICKS,
OP INDIANA.
Elector State at ltrs l
fOUN IJ. STAPLES, of Guilford,
.f Fl, KFTCHIN, of Hanfax.
District Klector. . '
tst W.JL U7cia,ftf.-H?de. - - "
; 1 Dist. DONNELL GILLIAU. " i
.5.1 Di t.-Ci W. McCL A.MMY, of . Pender.
ih Dist. D H. BCNN, of NaSi oonnty.
riUDlst H. B GLRNN, or Forsyth. I
C u Dist" ALFRED ROWLAND.bf Robeson
7i i t. R. O PURYEAH, of Yadtla. . ;
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; ' Dist R McBRAYBR, of Cleveland
th Dist. M. H "JDSTICB, of Rutherford.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
fob eoYSRHOit: J
Aim Fit MOORS SCA LBS, tmitford.
fob uxxjtxrjlht-sotxbhob: I
j-ftARLES .. STKDMAX, qf Ifew Hanover.
roa sscRiTiHi of mw: ,
WILLIAM L SAUNDERS, of Walt
FOB TRXiJSTIBR:
OONA LI) W BAIN, of WaU. '
fob AtrorroB:
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W. P. ROBERTS, of Gates
TOR A.TTOBXKT SKKXKAI.: "
fVTOTtORE F DAVIDSON, of Buncombe.
Fi ' P E RnTEf DKKT P PtTBLIC IH 8TRUCTT OK T
?. M FINGER, of Catawba.
FV.K 29SOCUTK JU8T1CS 8UPKXKB COUBT :
A. S. MERBnrON. of Wate. t
FOR COKORSSa IX SIXTH DISTRICT : j
RISDEN TYLER BENNETT, of Anson.
OVTLINES. . j
Sir Mnses Montiefore reached hisibun
i!'tltii year; he received hundreds of tele
i'.'nms f congratulation from all parts of
the world The franchise bill passed
it- il.-sl leading in the House of Comnrona.
Wages o cotton spinners at Oldham
Tanvc beeu reduced five percent.
Jk-; men badly wounded by the explo-
tn if a cannon at Roundout, ll. Y.,
Jnfmf. a Dtiraocratic parade. Snow-
injj bard in the Catstill mountains.
!Vn BotSer jBpoke in Boston; no trouble
ujis :xperiiieed - Howard Sullivan
sentenced its foe hanged in New Jersey,
ftre.mber 3rd. it-the murder of Ella
'A'tttsun. Tie,60tton crop in sight is
1.311,047 bales. --G. T. Jackson &
(.. miliers, of Augusta, Ga. , are involved;
lial.ilitfee 100,000; nominal assets $125,
000 - John A. Shober, paper maker,
Lancaster. Pa , failed; liabilities over $60,
0(K. A flouring mill burned atMan
chester. JSf: H : loss $25,000. - Man
' clKsici, Eng., is suffering from a water fa "
luius The Union railway depot, at
Pi'tslrtin? Pa. damaged' by Are to the
aiuouut of about $5,000. .j New' York
.matkett: Money lfl per cent.; cotton
quiet at 9j10c; southern flour $3 0
5 7?: wheat, uugraded red 6889c;; corn,
ungraded 5303c; rosin steady at $1 25
.fel 30; spirits turpentine dull atS030Je.
White men of Wilmington, have I
yi.V. 'n gistered? If not, do so at
" , f u I
V-.iyj. Frelinghuysen says j"no,
'undent Arthur will not marry his
r 1..." J
Nearly all of Senator Butler's li
brary was destroyed by fire at Edge
field, S, C.
New Jersey Democrats are deeply
aroiiHed and are - taking steps to
guard against Blaine frauds and bull
dozers. .1
The alleged Democratic violence
and distribution of rifles in Missis
sippi turns out to be a Radical cam-
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paign he.
If you fail to register you can not
vote. Jf you fail to vote you give
half a vote , to York, Blaine arfd the
Radicals. - - ' " .
The blood j- hirt is being waved
all along the Radical line. Even
Kvarts slipped it over his lank, long
ho(y a few nights ago and danced
thenar dance of Mohawks for an
hour or go. r . . ' ." " , " ' '
Mr. Horace E. Deming, Chairman
f'f the National Committee of Inde-
pendentp, has been interviewed by a
New York World reporter. Here is
yhat he says; ' ; - '
''What, then, is vpur general opinion as
io Blaine's chanccs'of election V : '
'If to be elected he requires the electoral
ote of the State of New York, he is already
defeated. 7f tiafloH Upmihlicftn
who refuses to vote for Blaine casts a ballot
aeainst him, and the Democrats hold any
thing like their full party strength,' Cleve
nd a maiority for President in the State of
ew York will exceed the 192,000 majority
ae received as candidate for Governor."
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.NO: 30.
We hay e een a careful calculation1
of theoexf House of Representa--
,na Hiis Bifnoat certain tbat
he " Democrat will have at leSsft
in iae elections t05 Jbe, helduthe Re
publicans will giiaTaal f olIoaiAial
bama lj CahfdrniafS, Connecticut l.1
Michigan1 vjMiull 2, New York'
3, - Pennsylvania 3Wj8consin 3 '
total 2i;gigjbeliyed the Demo-'
crata will gain aa follow! : Kentucky
2t Maryan4 ;i; n88is8i)i North
GaittW l?TeM Vlirgimi? 2J
v lrgmta total Republi-
can ffaina ,erriotra renortad
-TpUgsfBs -2 Deact supposed
Democratic gains: from 28 leaves
19 Republican net gain. The Dem
ocrats have 67, majority over all the
present House, and 80 plurality over
the Republicans. 1
The North Carolina Conference
will meet in this city the latter part
of November. It is a large body,
and some 300 delegates will be pre
sent. Bishop, Keener, bf New Or
leans, will preside. - 5
On Friday morning the thermome
ter stood at 4 r degrees, and on Satur
day morning at 42. This is the
coldest spell of' the season. There
feaa a large frost yesterday morn
ing. - J
-The Philadelphia Times guessed
well as to Ohio and West Virginia.
It gives Cleveland from 6,000 to
10,000 in New Jersey," where it cir
culates. '. ' 1
When the Wilmington negro ont-
rage reached Raleigh a good deal of
excitement was created.
THE STATE CANVASS,
New Berne Journal.
Passengers on the train last night,
speak of Col. Staples speech at
Goldsboro yesterday, as a masterly
and unanswerable defence of the is
sues now before the people. We
know Col. Staples to be one of the
first orators in N01 th Carolina. Col.
Staples goes to-day to Bayboro and
back this evening to New Berne,
Raleigh, News-Observer.
Durham, N. C, Oct. 23. Senator
Matt. W. Ransom addressed a large
and enthusiastic audience here to-
day. The assemblage was the lar-
gest by far that has turned out do
ring the campaign, and for two
hours and a half paid the closest at
tention. Every one conceded that
the speech was the ablest they ever
listened to.
Wilson Advance.
Senator Vance spoke at Spring
hope, Nash county, last Friday to a
small crowd. No less than half a
dozen times he was interrupted by
Lucian Battle and Jo. Edwards and
others. So insulting were some of
their words that Gov.7' Vance was
compelled to stop his speech and ad
minister a deserved rebuke. He said
that "no man who would attempt to
interrupt a public speaker was a gen
tleman. If a white man conldn?t be-
haVe himself among respectable peo-
pie he Ought to take the negroes and
cm intn the woods and stav there."
VYe learn inat ine tnierrupuouB ii
came from Radicals. Senator
Vance made a twerhy minutes speech
at the depot last Friday evening to
300 people.
THBOIT7
new abvkittiskitiktvts.
The' Best Stock.
A. David A change.
Habbis Boggan Cash.
Musson Overcoats, etc.
D. O'CoimoB For rent.
D. A. Smith Furniture.
A. M. Con way A card.
J. H. Hardin Corn cure.
M. 8. WiJiiARD-Insurance.
'Exctjrsiok To Point CaswelL
Hktnsbkkgkb Bridal presents.
R. M. McIhttre New carpets.
I. Shrier The talk of the day.'
Meeting Bellevue Cemetery Co.
Otterbotjrg The clinching nail.
W. E. Springer & Co Attention.
Brown & Roddick For this week.
Mrs. Kate Wines Fall millinery.
A, G. MoGirt & Co Auction sale.
Davis & Son Apples, cabbages, , etc.
Harrison & AiXEN-Hats and caps.
Parker & Taylor More stoves left.
G. R. French & Sons Ladies' boots.
GnJSS fe Murchison Fire dogs. etc.
Meeting Ladies' Benevolent Society.
d. W. Whxiams & Co-Bacou, rice; etc.
Wm. H. Green Drugs, medicines, etc,
Kerchner & Calder Bros. --Groceries,
Tvn W. Gordon & Smith; insurance.
Taylor's Bazaar Santa Glaus coming.
McDotjgal & Bo wde"n Lap.ro ues, etc,
P. L. Bridgers& Co Valencia onions,
m.-..1r.r1fll2 SerVlCe.
To day being the centenary 6f Sir Moses
Montfiore, appropriate intms
vices will be held at the lempw ui .
to which "the public
at 5 o'clock p." m.,
are respectfully invited.
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WILMINGTON;
lUoeal Uta.3 y
V -1- Day's length 11 hours.
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
Register! RegisteHi Register ! 1 !
Election one week from Tuesn
day. - . - f " ' .
" Receipts of cotton yesterday
479 bales. -.'
1 Early risers report a heavy frost
yesterday morning. :!--:: i
- .- : The moon completes her first
quarter this evening. ... ,
1 Send your cast-off clothing to
the City Hospital. Good use will be found
for it.
-ReV. Drl jPaterjon wiU preach;
irr st. 'Voha' Church to-night at ,7.80.
o'clock. -"
2" Not many new-crop peanuts are
yet coming in, and a market has not been
established. .
In Charleston all business is to
be entirely suspended on election day. Shall.
it not be so in Wilmington?
Only seven days left in which
to register. If you have not discharged
this duty attend to it at once.
Prayer meeting at the Fifth
Street Methodist Church this morning at 11
o'clock, and this evening at 7i o'clock. ' '
: There were two or three cases
of disorderly conduct before the Mayor yes
terday, but nothing of a serious nature.
The Register of Deeds issued
four marriage licenses during the past
week, of which two were for white and two
for colored couples.
Attention is called to the an
nouncement of an adjourned meeting of the
Ladies' Benevolent Society, to be held at
Miss Haifa school room on Tuesday.
Regular semi-annual meeting of
the stockholders of Bellevue Cemetery
Company on Monday evening, at 7) o'clock,
at the office of Mr. J. D. Bellamy, Jr.
The interments in the various
city cemeteries during the past week were
as follows: Oakdale, 4 adults; Bellevue, 1
adult, 1 child; Pine Forest (colored), 3
adults. Total. 9.
Is it the settled purpose of Gen.
Manning's henchmen to disturb or break up
every meeting composed of voters, whether
white or colored, who oj pose his re election
to the Sheriffalty?
The German brig Hermann
Friedrich, Capt. Niejahr, was cleared from
this port for Bremen, yesterday, by Messrs.
Alex! Sprunt & Son, with 1,041 bales of
cottoo, valued at $47,000.
Chairman Manning to Dr. York,
at Goldsboro: You are very sick, Doctor,
and I advise you not to speak in Wilming
ton. The night ah is filled with malaria.
Doctor, go West: P. S. Incinerate this.
A colored boy by the name of
Walter Williams was picked up by the po
lice in the neighborhood of Northrop &
Cumming's mill, yesterday afternoon, and
sent to the City Hospital. He was very
sick.
Let not the press of the State
forget to remind their readers of the annual
collection for the benefit of the Oxford
Orphan Asylum, which it is customary to
take up wherever services are held on
Thanksgiving day.
See to it that each voting place
is not only supplied with Democratic tick
ets, with energetic working men to take
care of them and distribute them on elec
tion day, but that the names are all spelt
and printed correctly. y-
We are in receipt, throughDol.
Chas. R. Jones, Secretary, of a compliment
ary ticket to the exhibition of the Carolina
Fair Association, which will take place at
Charlotte, October 28th to the 31st, inclu
sive, for which we tender our thanks.
We saw at Capt. J. B. Huggins'
store, yesterday, a monster mullet, weigh
ing exactly seven pounds and measuring
two feet in length. It was caught at Simp
son & Corbett'a fishery, oa Middle Sound,
and has been christened "Cleveland mul
let." Let the full Democratic vote be
brought out and polled on election day, and
let the Democratic press of the State urge
their country friends having teams to carry
their poor neighbors to the polls, as some
who are compelled to walk may be tempted
to remain at home.
: The -members of Charles E.
Ford's Opera Company, who give two per
formances here next Week, October 31st
and November 1st, will spend the whole of
the following tfeek in our city, not resum
ing their tour until afteTlSf election and its
attendant excitement. ,A V . : -
f'n " ' "
There is much sickness, suffer
ing and destitution amongst the poor of
this city, and our readers could not do a
more charitable act than to hand in contri
butions of money or send supplies of pro vi
sions, to Mrs. C. G. Kennedy, President of
the Ladies Benevolent Society, by which
tHeir wants and necessities may be relieved.
Chairman Manning to the Blaine
'heeler': Goto the Democrats, boys, and
offer to bet $500.00 that Blaine will carry
New York. When they bring the money
tell them you meant $500.00 on New York
and $500.00 on the general result When
they produce the thousand dollars tell them
you "will see about if P. 8. Put this in
the crematory: . .
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N. C., SUNDAY; OCTOBER 26-l884v
tTMUier Indications. . ; v
The following aro the indications for to
day: V'. . ;
For the South Atlantic States, gene-.
ratty fair weather, variable winds, slight
rise in temperature. . . '
more Ctaieken Stealing.
r .Thieves raided upon the premises of Col.
D. Klein, corner of, Mulberry and Ander-.
son streets, oa FrldAy night, and stole flye
fine hens, t Last wek they took four from
Mr.; jt&ntgomery, on the same premises,
including Ike coop in which they were con
fined. - . h r i ;
fourth page for other local new.'
iTSS BEST FRTjiTODTCA8CtENe--Dyspepsia
is Immediately .relieved by Benson's
Capoine Plasters. Quick acting. Highly medi
olnal. ROSAD ALI3. ROS AD A LIS is a great remedy
for Scrofula, and all taints and diseases of the
Blood . It should be taken at all times and rea
sons, especially in the Spring and Fall, when the
sudden changes induce diaease Read the fol
lowing: 1 mvre suffere 87 years with Liver om
plain t, Rheumatism, Sick Headache, and -disordered
btomach. I was at one time raving dis
tracted, rtfbbing my bands and half crazy with
pain. My wife sent for a doctor, and he attended
me nine months. He said he could do me no
good; but one bottle of KOSADAL18 did me more
good than all the medicine the doctors ever Kave
ma.
Moore's Creek, N. C. J. A. WALKER.
Wb. H. Green, Agent, Wilmington, ft. c.
MOTHERS ! MOTHERS t MOTHERS ! Are
you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by
s sick child suffering and crying with the excru
ciating pain of cutting teeth f If so, go at once
and get a bottle of MRS. WTNSLOW'S SOOTH
ING SYRUP, it will relieve the poor little suf
ferer immediately depend upon it ; there is no
mistake abovt it. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever wed it who wifi not tell you at ouce
that it will regulate the bowels and give rest to
the mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use
in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 85 cents a bottle.
HURRIED,
TOPP DAVIS At 6 o'clock P. M. Thursday,
Octobes 28, ISM, at Front Street M. E. Church,
Rev. E. A. Yatem, D. D., officiating, Mr. TALUoTT
B. YOPP to MUi ANNIE . LA VIS, all of this
city. No cards.
SMITH HXSRINQ At the residence of the
bride's mother, near Clinton, Oct. 82nd, by Kev.
J. L. Stewart, Mr. WILLIAM C. SMITH, of this
city, and Mies ADD IB C. HERRING, daughter of
the late Wm. H. Herring. No cards.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. O, IflcGIRT, Auctioneer.
BY A. G. McQIRT & CO.
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AT OUR SALES ROOM MONDAY, OCT. 27TH
we will sell: Second Hand Carpets and Sofas,
comparatively new; a. lot of Cassimeres and
Jeans, (all wool); 5,000 Cigars, 5.C00 Cigarettes.
Also the largest consignment of Table and Pock
et Cutlery, Scissors, Shears and Hated Castors
ever offered in this city, direct from the factory;
Ladies and Gents' Underwear, Notiona, &c. We
will hereafter sell evry day in the weefc, com
mencing at 10 o'clock. oct 26 it
For Rent,
LEASE, OR SALE, that fine STORE,
on South Water Street, lately occupied
I by Mr. J. H. Neff as a Ship Chandlery.
Appiy to u. o'uuJiwOK,
oc 20 it Real Estate Agent.
Notice.
THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of Bellevue Cemetery Company
Will be held at the law office of Jno. D. Bellamy,
Esq., on Monday, the 27th inst, at 7J o'clock P.
X. The President and Directors desire the at
tendance of every stockholder, for business of
importance. AU Lot Owners invited to attend.
JNO. S. McEACHKUN,
oct 26 It Secretary and Treasurer.
A Card.
J SAW MY NAME SIGNED TO A BILL CALLED
the People's Ticket. I am very sorry to say that
it is vsed without my consent, and would say I
am no politician whatever. - - '
i pet 26 It A. M. CONWAY.
Ladies' Benerolent Society.
OFFICERS AND VISITORS OF THE LADIES'
BENEVOLRNT SOCIETY will please attend
the adjourned meeting at Miss Hart's School
Room, Third Street, Tuesday, 23th instatt a re
ular monthly meeting. The suspension of bus
iness meetings for the past three months calls
for prompt attention in resuming business regu
lations. oo 26 It
Excursion.
IN ORDER TO GIVE ALL PERSONS AN Op
portunity to hear the Joint discussion be
tween Maj. Charles M. Stedman and Judge Pair
oloth, at Point Caswell, next Tuesday. 28th Inst.,
the Steamer JOHN DAWSON will leave her
wharf, foot of Princess street, at 6 A. M. on that
day, and return after the speaking- Fare for
roand trip 50 cents.
oe2Slt D. J. BLACK, Captain.
;
Fall and Winter millinery.
I EXPECT ANEW AND HANDSOME LOT OF
MILLINERY GOODS this week. and. having
secured the services of a FIKST-CLAhS (HILU
NBBfrom one of the large cities, am prepared to
put up work in the most fashionable styles. La
dies are respectfully invited to call.
MRS. KATE V. WINES, -No.
119 North Second 8t.,
oct 26 Jt Bet. Chestnut and Princess Sta.
Mmrn RcM for a Ming Cost.
6 MORE SUFFERING ?Rorf CORNS. SURE
infallible cure for Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions,
Warts and .Moles, by using the never-failing
Corn Cure. Only 15 Cents. For sale y
J.H. HARDEN.
Druggist and Seedsman,
oct 38 tf New Market. Wilmington. N. C.
To ArriTe oa Way's Stealer.'
PPLES, CABBAGES,
POTATOES AND ONIC )
Come and see how cl tap
DAVIS & SON,
At our Fish Market.
weselL
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Overcoats,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,, a
JUST RECEIVED,
EVERY WEEK additions to stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR made Suits for CHILDREN.
At MUNSON'S,
OC 26 It . Clothier, &o.
They Please the Ladies
rpHOSB FLEXIBLE SOLE BOOTS. FIT SO
nicely, look so prettily, wear So easily, and the
price so reasonable. Try on a pair and see how
yon like them. Sold only by
Geo. E. French & Sons
108 NORTH FRONTv STREET. .
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11111
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Santa Claus is Coming.
Our Holiday Goods
are on the road coming Jn, and we have but little
space to spare, and areboucd to make room for
them, bo as as to make a
GRAND DISPLAY !
We are going to sell our MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS at remarkably low prieee, ao as
to make them mow, and ptvethe ladies a obance
to buy CHEAP GOODS at. .. . . j
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
A FINE LINE of Flannels for ladies, misses and
children; Kid Gloves, Jersey Gloves, Velvets,
Velveteens, Plushes, Silks, Satins, Ribbons,
Laces, Corsets, Hosiery and Underwear at prices
to suit every one. Call and see. -
TAYLOR'S BAZAAB,
1 18 market Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C
oot26tf
A Change.
rpHIS COLD WEATHER SUGGESTS A CHANGE
in one's CLOTHING,' and when the idea Occurs
to us we naturally look around to see where we
can be best suited for our money.
Those who can afford it want the finest goods,
regardless of price. To such we can say we show
the finest goods of any house in the State, and
every thing that the most fastidious can demand
we have.
Th? frugal land close ' buyers we can heartily
invite, for right here they can find a large stock,
and the prioes for medium goods are astonish
ingly low.
No one need hesitate to come; all are treated
courteously, whether you want a $5.00 suit or
one for $60.00.
Our Stock in every Department is full and va
ried, and we are sure the prices are very much
lower than any other house in the city can afford
to ffer them.
We have every thing kept in a FIRST CLASS
CLOTHING STORE.
A. DAVID,
oct 28 tf Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
The Talk of the Day!
JS THE IMMENSE CLOTHING TRADE NOW
being handled at SHRIER'S. It Is a subject of
constant remark that While a general dullness is
complained of elsewhere, THE OLD RELIABLE
is strained to serve the immense patronage now
flocking to our establishment to secure bargains
from ine late Rindskopf Bros. & Co million dol
lars failure, which enables our patrons to make
a saving of a- least 80 to 40 per cent, on the dol
lar. Our reputation for selling reliable goods at
bottom market prices is unquestioned. We can
didly admit that a number of these bargains
which we are giving our patrons could not he
had under ordinary circumstances, for we can
not begin to replace them at anything near the
price we are selling them for.
We will send any garment in our 'store to your
home for comparison with goods from any house
in the city, for the first instance has to occur
when we have not been victorious.
SHRIER,
the Old reliable clothier,
114 market street.
oct 26 It
THE BEST STOCK
QF FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN THE CITY
is kept by BEHRENDS & MONROE, S. E. Cor.
Market and 2nd Sts. Their prices are the low
est Examine them oct 26 tf
NEW CARPETS.
WILL 8HQW NEW S1YLES ON MONDAY AND
TUESDAY NEXT IN
Bodys and Extras
R. m. 3IcrTIRE.
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JORTHERN (FIRE) ASSURANCE CO. .
Sun Fire Office Co.
Fire Insurance Association.
British and foreign Marine Ins. Co.
Boston Marine Ins. Co.
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York.
Accident Ins. Co. of North America.
The above Companies are represented in Wil
mington and vicinity by the undersigned, in any
of which he will be glad to write Insurance on
the most favorable terms at lowest rates.
M. S. WILLARD,
212 N. Water Street.
Telephone No. 5. oct 26 tf
Hats and Caps !
New Styles!
HARRISON ALLEN,
Hatters.
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William H. Green,
yHOLSSALB AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Pure Drugs and Medicines, Foreign and Domes
tic; Toilet Articles, Cigars, Cigarettes and To
bacco. Particular attention given to the Prescription
Department.
oc23tf 118 MARKET STREET.
Boggan Cash.
A TRUTHFUL ; ACCOUNT : OF THE MANY
xi. Crimes commit ted by the South Carolina Ca
valier outlaw rice so cents. -
For sale only at ' v HARRIS' :
, , News and Cigar Store,
The only Regular News Depot in the elty.
bo 26 tf
WHOLE NO. 5651
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR THIS, WEEK !
BROWN & fi ppDICKti
9 North Front Street. f
BP-WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING INDUCE
MENTS FOR THIS WEEK : I
IT Yds, Colored Silk for 10.5,
Former price $1,03 per yard. i
Black Gro Grain Silk $1.25, ;
Made by one of .the most popular French Manu-j
facturers; fjrmer price $1.75.
Over Twenty Thousand Yards
Hamburg Edgings and
Insertions.'
In length from to 5 yards. 20 cents apleoe.and
hundreds of pieces to seleot from.
Blankets and Comfortables,
WHITE BLANKETS from $1.15 a pair to $18.50.
COL'D - ilo from 75 ct a pair to $4 00.
COMFORTABLES from 65 cts to $3 50.
Ladles and Children's
WINTER GARMENTS in all the Latest Styles.
Have got all sizes and prices.
We would just state in conclusion that our
HOLIDAY GOODS we are receiving daily and
will have them on our counters in good time
We have decided to ruu them at such prices as
will ensnre immediate sale.
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 NORTH FRONT JBT.
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Great Prejudice to Onions
JJAS EXISTED AMONG AMERICANS SINCE
the remarkable courtship of Miles Standish.
Since that time men have been doing their own
courting, and have been debarred the privilege
of partaking of this fragrant vegetable. We have
$olved the problem by selling the VALENCIA
ONION, which leaves neither smell nor taste.and
can be relished by all. They are worth 5 cents
per pound, and weigh from one to three pounds.
THE UNEXPECTED RUSH FOR THE
Creamery Buttered Flour !
ran our supply short last week, but we will have
it by Wednesday's steamer. It is a marvel In Its
way. Every one should trypt Remember it is
prepared by Mr, Joe Strange, who was a former
Wilmingtonian, and ve know it is pure.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.,
110 North Front St.
oct 26 D&W tf
Groceries: Groceries.
FLOUR, MOLASSES, COFFEE,
BACON. SUGAR, SALT,
CORN, ' RICE, MEAL,
LARD, SODA, GLUE,
MEAL, LYE, SOAP,
POTASH, HOOP IRON, OATS,
HAY, STARCH, SNUFF,
CRACKERS, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
CANDY, CANDLES, MATCHES.
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS,
PAPER BAGS, BUCKETS, FUSE, &c.
For sale by
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
oo 26 tf
Furniture.
NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE ARRIVING
every day, manufactured expressly forthis
market. New Styles and Low.Prices. Call and
examine our extensive variety of New and Fash
ionable Goods, ail made this season.
D. A. SMITH, .
oc 26 tf Furniture Dealer, No. Front St
BRASS FIRE DOGS
and SHOVELS AND TONGS.
SOMETHING NEW AND NICE.
GLLES A MURCmSON,
oc 26 tf 88 & 40 Xurehison Block.
No Time to Write,
QNLY TO SAY, ALTHOUGH THE DEMAND
Is heavy, et we have more STOVES left. Come
quick or fall to be supplied.
- PARKER TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. oct26tl
.i'mATES OF ADTEBTISlWGi :
oaeeooare One Day..-.....ji.:.-.ti.. .... ,$1 oo .'
" . " , Two Days,. l ?5
" ThreeDa-..; W
Fpupays, w;..... , ... W
' Wve Days,..,, i,.. .. .-. .... m CO -j,.
t One Week-.ii j ... - iW;,
, wo Weeia,t.... .8 60 ;
; .Three WeekSjiiw....v..... $ BO
" One MontL....j... 10 0 '
" Two Months...,. ....... j..... 18 00
" Three Months..... ......... 24 CO :
SIxMoatte......... ........
OxTear.......... ....
40 CO
80 00
. !3F"Conct AdsVttoementataken at propel
ttmatelT tow rates. ' ' :
olid Nonpareil type make one sQttAi e
IJEADVERTIS
EN.TS,
THE SAME-OLD CLINCHlN& HAIt
THE INTEILIGENT, D3-WAKB PSOPLB
of Willi Jin . ttvn unnrMlof. n uiHr a -
, " U.V..W WiU CUIK-
prise. They are always ready to lend their sup
port and assist in the advancement of alt legiti
mate enterprises that accrue to the benefit and
TEhBODRG, the acknowledged King of Clothing,
occupies to-day the topmost round on the lad
der of popularity. Thus it is that his etylea, bis
prices ana his souvenir are acceptable to the
masses of the people, And thus lUs that we
have decided to continue to offer until Novem
ber 1st our gnaranteed timepitoo, the "WATER
BURY WATCH with every CASH sale f a $25
Suit" EARNEST! Y ASKING EACH PUKCHA8KR
TO nOMPAPR UJTU KV u AV. UTJinnw
f,P6fiLI THE CITY, MINUS
luauiriur 1M WA1VU. OUT SlftS ft! 6lVen
lo the same Bplritthat prompts an appreciative,
congregation to-present a token to a worthy pas-'
tor. Our patrons ara deserving of tbte coti aide
ration on our part, 'ihe SCALES have evidently
balanced In rnir fuv hp iih '.ti.n
spite of all opposition, CLttAVEto the LANu
kuai nayo us uirtu, popularity ana success.
OTTERBOTJRG.
. 00 28 It KING CLOTHIER.
Attention
IS CALLED TO OUR LARGB AND WELL PK
leoted stnnk nf KRltif(Mi xti utttttt -c i r- t:
ING HHltT (3TTNH Alsra fh.itut Dim -era
and pistols; ---v- vm
WM. E. SPRINGER A CO.,
19, 21 & 23 Market Street,
, , Wilmington, N. C.
Prices guaranteed. oct26tf
Lap Robes,
JJORSB BLANKETS;, LAP ROBES, HORSE
BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES, at the Coachand
JnCUOUGALL & BOWDEN, .
.114 North Front Street, x
Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store.
oct26tf
Bacon, Flour, Molasses!
Boxes D. S.C.R. SIDES,
gQQ Bbls jFLOUP all grades,
ijj Hhds and Bbls Porto Rioo MOLASSES
! For sale low by
oc 26 ts G. W. WILLIAMS A CO
Rice, Sugar, Coffee.
2?) BblsCarolina RICE,
JgQ Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE.
QQ Bbl Rjined SUGARS, all grades,
x. Igor gale low by
OQggtf I G. W. WILLIAMS A OO.
Bagging, Ties, Salt.
500 HaU Rolls BAGGING,
1000 211114168 ew AREO W TIES,
2000 8Mt uv' and si.NB.8Aw.
For sale low by -
oo26tf ; Q. W. WILLIAMS A CO
Yarn Sheeting, Nails.
uaies RANDOLPH YARN,
Q doj do SHEETING,
" K A KegsiNAILS,
For Sale lowby
G. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
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Ship Notice.
AH persons are hereby cautioned
against harboring or trusting any of
the crew of the l anish Barque U A
LEON, as neither the Master or Con
signees wlil be responsible.
i H. H. KAL-BOLL, Master.
j HEI' E C., Consignees.
OC21 3t
Tuning and Eepairing Pianos
JOS. DENCK, FROM COLUMBIA, S. C. WILL
remain In Wilmington a few weeks to TUNE and
REPAIR PIANOS AND ORGANS. Orders left at
Messrs, Heinsberger's and Yates' Book Stores
will meet with prompt attention. oc 24 lw T
Rock Lime,
XjVB BUILDING PURPOSES. '
-C ! FRESHLY BURNED
PRICE REDUCED TO 81.15 PER CASK.
LTBKRAT. DISCOUNT FOR LARGB LOTS AND
TO THE TRADE , j .
Address FRENCH' BROS.,
Rovky Point, N. C
. M or O, GJPAR8LEY, Jr..
ap 1 tf su tu fr Wilmington. N. .
jyJRS. C H. SATTERTH WATTE, FROM PHIL
adelphia, will open an ART SCHOOL on Mondav.
Get. 13th, at 801 South 4th Street Cias-es will
be formed to accommodate beginners Pilvate
le-sons at home, if preferred. Orders for Oil
Portraits without the usual bother of settings.,
iBuai prices, inquire oui soutn 4 n t; p Hems
berger, Book btore; H. Burkhimer, with SoL
Bear. iu tu th oct 6 lm
Bridal Presents !
Bridal Presents !
NEW AND BEaUTTFUL,
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IN LARGE T1BIETT!
Please call at
OC26tf HETNSBERGER'R
The Biggest
FIRE INS. COMPANY IN THE WORLDIS THE
"Old L. & L. & Or.,".
which pays all losses without discount. Over
$38,000.000 paid In the U. 8,
JndsW.Gordon & Smith
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