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V:. 11 8Ar i HB'riasN One Square One day, 175 '8 00 . i HO - e t . U la OS ' - 40 06 , - 6t' t . T3u Cay si.,. . Vnns Day-..i. ,.r. ifere, .--..i One Week;. .... . ....... . Two Woafcv,,. : .... ... Threo Weoks.. . . . ........ One 3lontk....-w..... TWl' MoUthB,... Three Months,. Six Months........ ..... One Yetr,. . .. . .... BY .MinM .nm A WO BPBSOBIPtlOH, nr AfcYaaos. - uiV.Tpoata Paid, . 17 W 4 CO 2 00 ffi. Elites, . , rT" t'. 'K Tffo.?"f. " .... ViY""' II nne"u,7i,tr labscrtDere, qbuybtoq in auj yarn pur ty " 3Sr"3ensract AdTerr!sineats takes at proper- j the w7 onthorlsed to collect lor more xxxvn.-No. 40. WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1885. WHOLE NO. 5971 K.nsteiy low rato&r- rss Imes solid Nonpareil typ jbs49 r-ae square The Moening-- Btar. VOL. SrrTTpogt Office at Wilmington, H. a, entered a. ff0OBd Class Matte. ?.. i SnRMNQ EDITION. OUTLINES. . M Spain's sovereignty over the Caroline is- . -l v i: u geavy enoW slorm B1UU8 imc UJ fnion Pacific road; a blockade is feared. Destructive cyclone iftlflouthwesteni jpois; one man killed. State Ibor invention of Tennessee i met in. Chatti nooca Larrobe, Republican candi date for Governor ot Iowa, elected by a 4jority of 7,664 The jury in the Armstrong abduction case returned a vw diet ef guilty against Mr. Stead and Mrs. jarrct Cotton mill at Blackstone, Mass., has given notice of an increase is ffage3 The President issues a pro clamation ordering the anti-Chinese mobs., j,, Washington Territory to disterse, -T Memorial services in honor of. Gen. Mc pjgllan will be held In" Austin, 'Texas, U a&y Twenty-three deaths ffonv small pox in Montreal Tuesday ; another clse discovered in Toronto. New York markets : Money H2i per cent. ; wheat, ongraded red 7893c; corn, ungraded 39 57c; southern flour Bteady at $3 554 00; spirits turpentine steady at 87fc; rosin firm ,t$l02il 15. fl V5 v The Stab thermometer recorded ft degrees on Friday and 79 on Saturday. That will do for the 7th ofNovmeber. - " Z:: Mr. Henry .W.. Billiard i a , promi nent Whig politician of Alabama, thirty or forty years ago, is to deliv- eraseries of lectures in hia State for toe benefit of the Confederate "mon ament fund. . Two Montreal editors are prepar es to fight a duel. They are both Preneh and they are wroth about Biei Mr. Sanvalle, on Let ' Patrie, issued the challenge to his con frere on Za Mtmeroe. Rev. Dr. J. W. M. Williams has been pastor of the : First Baptist Church, Baltimore, for, thirty-five years. He resigned recently but his members are not willing to let him go, and ask him to continue. A well merited attachment and compli ment. Dr. Williams, is an earnest Christian with good abilities, and is an hoaor to hifteJiOnjination. The victory in Virginia was very complete, and all over the land Dem ocrats are rejoicing. The, Richmond Dispatch says: . - "We Lavo got all that we claimed, and snore. Fitz tiee, Massey and Ayers defeat Wise, Wood and Blair by 18,000 or 20.000 majority. We not only haye the Legisla ture on joint ballot, but by more than a two-thirds vote. A Democratic successor to Senator Mahone is secured, and our vie tory gives assurance that for four years at east the state will be at rest. it seems that Gen. McClellan did go to work on another volume, of personal reminiscences after his first nork was burned. It will be pub- tM soon. Here is what Gen." Fitz Join Porter says of it: . "The papers and records were all saved, and only a few weeks ago he was engaged on a description of the Peninsular cam paign. As to the book creating a stir, I cannot say, but it will be different from the want Johnson controversy. " Mr. uepew s natementa were not proven. . In (Jen. Mc- Clellan'8 case every statement is conclusive ly proven. The publication or the book is necessary to Gen. McCleHan's renutation. and, furthermore, it will set right many .misapprehensions. JiisHo-, " -- The Washington correspondent of She Baltimore Sun makesa very ab surd statement relative to the U. S. Senate. He Bays the recent elec- ? tions "give conclusive evidence that i.he Democrats have still ah even hance,if not more, to get the United rotates after March, 1887." This is incorrect. To tie the Republicans the Democrats must lose Tione and gam four. In Virginia there 1. is a ; gain of one. But we have no show ingin New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, as the Legislatures of those States are ReDublican. We toaypossibly gam one in Indiana two in all of the needed four. -it is stated in England that the late Rev. Mark Pattisbn was the "Casaubon" of George Eliot's famoas novel "Middlemarch," and .his wife,- ow Lady Dilke, was the thonghjfal nd interesting "Dorothea." f Patti on was a deliffhtful scholar and an - or, bat from descriptions of him in 4,116 British, magazines .and reviews at . e have read, it would take a George Uot to trace any resemhlanee he weenthe Professor and "Casanbon.w J 'he way. our friend President 8hepherd, of Charleston, cave "us once a charming. account of his" visit Oxford, England, and a delightful eiing WUh Prof, PattisonVwhom tound most intorpnfinop' ' Thm -- ew more engaging hooks of oar time1 than his exquisite little work on John Milton. It is indeed a gem of rarest , workmanship. ? The Washingtorr1 Posti represents I -.rr ' " fore the election in New York as foi lows: r j. I regard it as. my appointed task to demonstrate to the satisfaction ' of the peo ple that they were wise in intrusting their destinies to the Democracy to show' that the party which I represent may -be ii&IiM upon to promote the prosperity of Uift 1 country, conserve and rjernetu&te its fret institutions, uphold its dignity andkeeplts honor unspotted from the world. This is the task to which I have set my .hand and from which I shall not look back under v any stress or tension. I hear the echoes of some idle discontent. The waves of .cer taininconsiderable clamor penetrate to this jTtreat. But they move me no more man a' zepnyr moves a mountain. -1 am wtrneq irom my caosen pain by suen, caav- piamtno more- than 'the Hiniaiiwi stirred from their foiindations by the wan. aering oreeze. . I "The Democratic party is on trial. It is my duty, as its chosen head, to convince the, Nation that it is; worthy of all faith; that the industrial, commercial, financial, political and social interests of the country are safe in our hands; that we represent the spirit of free institutions, and that progress, development and prosperity are most cer tainly attainable through the agency of Democratic rule. This is what I set out to do." " ' . r. :- - ---- ; THB.CITT, John Dybb Busy. Ludwig Hahbes Wanted." C M. Harris 33,000,000. MtnisoN Merchant tailoring. Heinsbergrr Bridal presents. Parker & Taylor Look out. 108 N. Sixth St. Gold ring lost. Geo. A. Peck Slaw cutters, etc. II abrisoh & Aixeh New styles. HcDoTJGALii & ;Bowxen Found. Collier & Co. Fruit at auction. 8. M. Emfie Commissioner's sale. F. H. Darby Administrator's sale. Mrs.K A. Ltjmsdkn Opening day. W. S. Briggs & Co Electric lamp. J. W. Gordon & Smith Insurance. Geo. W. Price, Jr. Auction sales. Collier & Co Schooner at auction. Fair St. Thomas' Catholic Church. Taylor's Bazaar Must have room. Wm. E. Sfresger & Co Hardware. -S. H. Fishblatk Tumble in prices. P.L. Bridgkrs & Co Spice pig's feet Giles & Murchison Hardware, etc. E. F. Johnson Apples, oranges, &c. A. Shrter Ladies' hand sewed shoes. J. H. Hardin Fancy and toilet articles. G. R. French & Sons Children's shoes. W. J. Kirkham Rosea for fall planting. Collier & Co Horses, mules at auction Mrs. E. Warren & Son Fresh candies. R. R. Bellamy Tooth and hair brushes Williams, Rankin & Co. Bacon, mo lasses, bagging, cheese, etc. The Catbolle Falr This entertainment will open to-morrow night at the City Hall. The opening cere monies will consist of an appropriate ad dress by Mayor Hall and instrumental mu sic. 1 he ladies ot St Thomas congrega tion have worked hard and faithfully for several months past for this fair, and a visit to the Hall to morrow night will show to what excellent - purpose they have worked. The Hall will be gaily festooned with ban ners and evergreens, and the tables will be filled with a large and beautiful variety of works of art- The refreshment feature of the fair will be one of the most attractive parts of the entertainment. There will be a spirited contest between the three fire' companies for a beautiful pitcher, and be tween the two bands for a handsome and valuable medal. There is also a beautiful hand painted lamp to be voted to the most, popular conductor. Altogether we can but expect that those Who pay the Catholic Fair a visit will be amply repaid therefor. TUe Favettevllle Fire. From our correspondent, "J. R.- M.," we have some additional particulars of the late fire in Fayetteville. The hotel build ing included, besides hotel property, two public halls, the clothing store of F. W. Thornton,-the -grocery stores of J, M. Lee and Charles Marsh; the office of the Sing er Machine Co., and the office of Gen, A. Q. Brady all of which were burned. The goods of Messrs. Thornton, Lee and Marsh were saved, but badly, damaged. . The fire had a damaging effect upon the Fair in progress there, many people takiD their departure on the first tram leaving the town. ' It is probable, says our correspendent, j that the hotel will be at once lebuilt, and it is thought that one of the handsomest structures of the kind in the State will be erected. " Concealed Weapoas. The practice of small boys carrying con - cealed weapons is becoming quite common in our midst Yesterday afternoon two colored boys got into a dispute pn ;"Front -street, when one of - them whipped out a nd threatened to shoot the large pistol and threatened to shoot the I 11" ft" ' other, and might have carried his threat into execution had he not been , prevented by some ot the bystanders. Personal.. " . ' feiMr.M. W; Hart, of the' Tar River TaUe er, Rocky Mount, N. G. was in the city yesterday, f t-" :"-:'" " I MayoVHaffwh been to New York for several ; weekst returned homo "day night. Mr. Frank Bmgietary, .u r-" 1 -.- . : i.,mA frnm sickness for IOr 1 mmmim iv.- ui. r hwim j many months, is out again.; j ' Twenty-third Sunday after Trih Ity. Day's length , ip hours ,an'd 27 minutes. ' Receiptsof cotton vast o71 aw I y esieruay i 66L balest f j - -. : -:. : . I Very unseasonal weather for the "riw.. iA. ;.. '; 1 yyiuuieugo ia,njuiug your.iur- i m - - - .j - r . . i- ii -r . : "i Keys for Thanksgiving Day. - were retailing yesterday at from 20 to.25 cents per dozen. , ; - The Mayor had no cases for his Consideration yesterday morning. ., ' Criminal Court for New Hano ver county meets to morrow week. ' vNot a single tramp applied for lodging at the station house Friday night. Te thermometer in , the Star; tee registered" T3 i degrees yesterday; at flTl o'clock a. m. ' .'i' The Rev. J. W. Gurganions will preach at Brooklyn Hall at 11 o'clock this morning. -.. Front street, from Chesnut to Orange, presented a very lively appear ance yesterday afternoon. There will be no preaching or other services in the First Presbyterian Church to day, morning or evening. In answer to many inquiries we will state that Hill's majority over Daven port, for Governor of New York, is 10,631. , "A reform needed in the lives Of profea-ing Christians" will be the sub ject of Rev. D. H. Tuttle's sermon at Fifth Street Church to-night The Register of Deeds issued five marriage licenses during the past week of which four were to white couples and one to a colored couple. A party of young; ladies and gentlemen went up to a dance at Cronly Friday night, and returned yesterday morning, having enjoyed themselves im mensely. At tho First Baptist Church to night Rev. Dr. Pritcbard will preach the second of a series of sermons especially addressed to women. Subject: "Mary and Martha." : There were no interments in Oakdale Cemetery during the week just closed. In Bellevue there were two, both adults; and in Pine Forest (colored) four two adults and two children. ' The German barque Louise XVichards, Capt. Ehmcke, was cleared from this port for Glasgow yesterday, by Messrs. Robinson & King, with a cargo of 3,515 barrels rosin, valued at $3,205 43. The New. Hanover Gun and Kennel Club are looking forward to some find sport They are expecting their trap and birds in a day or two, and they hold their regular meeting Monday night to make arrangements for the contest for the leather medal. Crar Quilt." This comedy, .which , is now being re hearsed in this city by some of our best amateur talent, will be presented at an early day. The scenes are laid in and around New York city and in the Alleghany oil re gions of Pennsylvania and the special scenery, which is now being -painted for the comedy, comprises several very interest ing views. Pronounced Insane. y Lou Johnson, the colored woman locked up iu the guard house Thursday night for acting in such a manner as to arouse the suspicion that she was of unsound mind, was examined by the City Physician yes terday, who pronounced her insane. She was carried to the poor house to wait until arrangements have been made for sending her to the asylum in Goldsboro. Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this port dur ing the past week footed up 8,369 bales, as against 5,687 bales for the corresponding week last year, a decrease of 8,818 bales The receipts of the crop . year to date foot up 49,839 bales, asagainst 51,290 bales for the same period last year, show ing an increase for this year of 1,451 bales. Baptist State Convention. This body meets in annual session at Reidsville on Tuesday next, the 10th inst. ; Dr. Pritchard will leave this city Monday to be in attendance --upon the deliberations of the Convention. . m Weather Indication. The following are the indications To day: ' For the South - Atlantic States, cloudy weather and local rains, southerly and shifting to colder westerly winds during Sunday, Afloat. : The 'Steamship Fannie, heretofore re ported ashore on Big Island, was gotten off at high tide yesterday morning, at 10 I . . , . . ,,. o'clock, ana is anoance more. Brig Donna Anna, Bettencourt, sailed from' Riq . Janeiro : for this port Octo ber 13. Quarterly nesting;. Fourth Round for the tfilmington Dis trict of the Methodist B. Church, South her 7th and tsttr. i Brunswick Circuit,; at Shallotte Cams. jHovember l4tn ana iota. &T;lminirtHn TPrnnt Ht.raot Wnumhu 01 of and 23d. -r .. .: ...v V, - . ..... f AUL 4. UARRAWAY. ' - ' '" ;n?residing Elder. our CT-urel. Calendar. AiK St John's Church. 'oomer of Third and' Red Cross streets. Rev. J. Carmlohael, 9. DM Rector. All Saints' Day. Morning Prayer and Holy Com munion at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 4 p. m. at. Paul's KrrtscoDfti unnrcn. corner or jfourw and Orange streets. Rev. T. M. Ambler. Rector. Mornhur Praver at 11 o'clock; Evening1 Player at ft o'clock. Seats free. . eeooBa iTesDytenan jo-nnron, corner joaixa a-d camttben streets.-. JBev. J. W. Prinwose, ta- tor. Services at 11a.m. and 7:80 d. m. Sabbath school at 8.80 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday toniSdayrtTp. at 7.80 p.m. Young Men's Devotional ABsocja-. . m. seats tree. - sEvansreueal Lutheran Cbnren, corner Sixth and Market streets. Kev. P. W. S. Fesohau, pastor. - wermaM'-BoryiutJo ui u a. u.. .uriuju mces at ll a. m.; Anglian Bervioea at 7. 30 p. m. Sunday sohool at 3.su p.m., u wrwonaa or W. H. Strauss, sunt i First Rantist Church, corner of Firth and Mar ket streets. Rev. T. H, Pritqhard. D. IX, .pastor- Bunday school at 9i a m. services at ll a. m. and St. m. Snndav school at 3 SOo.xo. Prater and Praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'-clk. Front Street M. JE. Church, South, corner of Frontand Walnut streets. Rev. Br. JZ, A. Yates, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7.80 p. m. Sabbath sohool at 5 p. m., W. M. Parker, superintendent Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Christian Association Tuesday evening after first ana tmra sabDatnK, at -i.au o'clock. Seats free and strangers aal visitors eordlally invited. r Fifth Street M. E. Church. South, bet. Nun and Church, Rev. Herndpn Tuttle, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7Mpm. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Class meeting at sU n. m. Praver meeting Wed nesdiy evening at 1 lo'olk. Seats free and tha public Invited to all services. V - - 't. Mark's AdseoDal Cboveet. eonsw i wxm and Mulberry streets. Services as follows : On sunaays, as n a. m. ancr7.au p. xn; oa saints' days at 9.30 a. m. and 4 p. m. Sunday sobool at St Barnabas' school-house at 8 30 D-in. Seats free. St. Thomas'. Pro-CathedraL on Dook street between Second and Third. First Mass at 7.00 a. m.; High Mass and sermon at 10.80 a. m.; Vespers and Benediction at 4 p. m.; Daily Mass at 7 a m. Services at the Seaman's Bethel this morning at It o'clock, conducted by the Rev. D. O. Kelly. Seats free. The public are cordially invited to attend. Christ Church (Conerresationalist). Nun street between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge, FHHSs!iS$ I o'ciock p. m. Sunday school, 8 o'clock p. m in Memorial HalL corner 7th and Nun streets. second Advent Baptist .Church, corner church ana Bixtn streets. Reaching at ll o'oiocr a. m. and 7 H o'clock p. m. Sabbath school at 2W.p.m. J. P. Kin sr. pastor. Brooklyn Hall Sunday school at 3.30 p. m. Preaching by the Rev. Mr. Kellev at 7.S0 o'clock P. M. The publio are oordially invited to attend. First Baptist Church, corner Seventh and Red Cross streets, Elder C. Spicer. pastor, services at ll o'clock a. m., and at 3 and 8 o'clock p. m. Sabbath school at 4 p. m. iriAiraiKi). PENNY OTTOWAY In this citT. on the 5th ins tart bvBev. Jas. W. Crais1. Mr. uSORGE W. FENNY to Miss EMMA C. OTTOWAY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. C. McGIItT, Auctioneer. BY COLLIER CO. Fruit at Auction. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TB, COMMENCING at 10 o'clock, we will continue the sale of ORANGES and BANANAS, opposite Custom nouse. no 8 It A. G. McGIItT, Auctioneer. BY COLLIER & CO. Schooner at Auction. fV TUESDAY, NOV. 10TH. AT 19 M , AT OUR saies Rooms, by order or Underwriters' Agent we will sell the Hull of 8ohr. VAPOR, together with cargo of COAL on board said Ves- I sel, as she lies stranded on Cane Fear Bar. Also I all Rigging, Blocks and material that may be mfnnl 4U r4 V.y 1 savea. no 8 zt A. M. RIcGIRT, Auctioneer. BY COLLIER & CO. A T EXCHANGE CORNER. WEDNESDAY. XX. Nov. 11th, at 12 M., we will sell, for whom it may concern, one fine Horse, one fine Mule, one Cart and Harness, one Dray and Harness. The stock Is in good condition and not sold for any jauic- no a it GEO. W. PRICE, Jr., AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT A T AUCTTON.MONDAY MORNING.NOV. 9TH, at IQH o'clock, a variety of Stoves, Parlor. Bed room ana cook and Kitchen Fa Mattreeses, &c. room and Cooking; one fine Beater; Household ana Kitchen imrniture.uamafirea carpeting, Beds, no 8 It Opening Day. OPENING OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF WINTER MILLINERY, FRIDAY AND SATUR DAY, November 13th and 14th, ' Z At JUtt, JE. A. UUJUSUlCN'S. Ladies invited to call. , no 8 lw St. loias' Catholic Church Fair TX71LL OPEN AT THE CITY HALL ON MON- DAY Evening, November 9th. There will be a great variety of magnificent Works of Art, fancy and useful articles, for voting, sale and raffle. Choice refreshments at moderate prices. Music, Instrumental and vocal. Opening speech by His Honor, Mayor Hall. Admission 10 cents. no 8 It U. S. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, WILMINGTON, N. C, 7th November, 1885. SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, will be re ceived at this Office until noon of December 7th, 1883, and opened Immediately thereafter, for building, a Rollins' Draw-Bridge over Mosquito Creek, S. C. The right to reject any bid is re served. Specifications, Instructions to Bidders, and Blanks for Proposals, can be had on applica tion to this omoe, or at that 01 the Assistant .En gineer at Georgetown, 0. c. - w. a. juJLax,r no7 6t Captain of Engineers. ValuaUle Real Estate for Sale. T)Y VIRTUE AND JN PURSUANCE OF THE JL3 rinni-A- niiule In a certain nmoaediner for a. Ruin to make assets, now pending before the Cletk of the Superior court, the undersigned wui sell at publio auction, at 18 o'clock M., on Monday, De cern oer 7tn, at we uourc uouse aoor, in tae ynjr vi 1uu1vnjv.11, u 1,110 ui,uDD. uKiMDi, viio foUowmgdeseribed Property, being Ge sonUi- western intersection of Front and Castle streets, City 01 Wilmington, to tne mgnest Diaaer, tne being 139 feet on Castle street and 132 feet on Front street. It will be sold in two parcels; each Sareel being 60 xeet on Front, and each having a epth of 139 feet. Purchasers to ray for title deeds. Terms made known on day of sale. F. H. DABBY, no8oaw4w,. n . 102a 0 .. Administrator. COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF "LOVE GROVE" PLANTATION AND OTHER PROPERTY. Frank H. Drby and others, Plaintiffs, against the heirs at law 01 j eremian J . Jung, Defendants Unit fnr mlia nnn nartittnn or rai hrtjim. In nursuance ofthe order of the Superior Court or New Hanover County, made on March 23. AD., isfis.tn the above entitled cause.the undersiened. as Commissioner, will proceed to seU on the TTTi DAY OF DECEMBER. 1885. at the Court House door in WilmiDgton, at 12 o'clock M., at Publio Auction, to the highest bidder, the follow hnr rtftHfiribed LOT AND TRACT OP LAND, viz: The premises on the eastern side of Second street between Churon and Nun- streets, fronting 83 feet on Second and running back 18J feet, being the northwest quarter 01 ixt ho. a, biock 101, And beinff the same premises until recently ocou- nind bv the heirs at law of Jeremiah J. Klncr: Also, that valuable Tract of Land, known as "LOVE GBOVE" PLANTATION Jvlng northeast of and adjoining the City of Wilmington, end on th aonthera ana western side of bmith's Creek. containing by estimation one hundred and ten acres. , , . Terms made known at sale. Title reserved until purcnase money is paia, : , .;' 8.M. EMPIE, ' . no 8 4w 8, 15, S9. de 6 - Commissioner. JSTKWi APVERTISEMISNTS. Pust Have Room. At TAYLOR'S BAZAAE, Our Holiday Goods ! ARB COMING IN, And No Room to Display Theni , We will dispose of our stock of Billinery,' Hats, : Bihhons, Laces, Vel vets, Feathers, Ornaments, Birds, &c.,&c, At Reduced Prices ! So as to make room for the coming week. - . . ALSO. KID AKDUERSET GLOVBS,x CORSKTS, , UNPBRWSAR,R3SYS,INNBWEST ; ' AND LATEST STTLBS. The above will be sold at REDUCED PRICKS, for we MUST HAVE THE BOOM AT TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, 118 Market Street- no 8 tf spiced mi feet and tripe, IN HAXF BARRELS AND KITd. Elegant for Breakfast or Supper. SWEET MIXED PICKLES, LOOSE, 30 PER QUART, (very popular.) Colored Wax Candles, RED, BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW, &C, VERY NICE FOE DECORATIONS. Elegant Country Cider, On Draught, Fresh from Tennessee, 40e PER GALLON. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS EARLY FOR CELERY on Tuesday's Steamer. Will have another ele gant lot this week. 73 T "O w A -.. 01 JP f1 A. J-J. X5I lU-iiCi O Go vO. ' no 8 DAW tr Roses for Fall Planting. "piFTEEN MORE VARIETIES OF CHOICE ROSES will arrive Monday morning, such as Pearl, Magnolia and Budded Marcial Neal on Manetta Stock. W. J. EJREHAM, no 8 It 6th street, bet. Dock and Orange. Apples, Oranges, &c. JT BBLS. SELECTED NEW YORK APPLES. Oil 5.000 CHOICE WEST INDIA ORANGES. Shipments of Cabbage, Onions and Irish Potatoes received weekly, and for sale low for cash. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. J1WAKL jr. JOHNSON. no 8 It 128 N. Water St Carolina Oil and Creosote Co. Wanted, (f( SPBUCE PINE PILING. FROM 40 FEET OUU TO 85 FEET LONG. For particulars call at Office, 9 So. Water St. LUD WIG HANSEN, no 8 It Gen'l Sup't Lost, QN PRINCESS, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEV- enth Streets, a GOLD RING, Blue Tonquln Set. Finder will be rewarded by returning to no 8 It 108 NORTH SIXTH ST. The Chicago Electric Lamp. SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED. PRICES REDUCED. W. S. BRIGGS & CO., 117 S. Front St. Prescriptions compounded at all hours. Day and Night. - no 8 tf Tooth and Hair Brushes. TXTOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTEN- tton to my stook of TOOTH & HAIR BRUSHES, which I am selling at very reasonable prices. KUttiSKT k, bkijUAMy, jrnarmacist, no 8 tf N. W. cor. Market and Front Sts. Bridal Presents, JJSEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL. Beautiful Steel Engravings and monographs elegantly framed, standing on Easels; Family Bibles, Fine Albums in Flush and Russia Leather, Looking Glasses on Marble Stands, Fine Plush Ladies' Cases, Large Music Boxes, Upright and i Bcniare nanos, urgans, etc. aiso, j I trated Books, elegantly bound, and I Fancy Articles. Square Pianos, Organs, etc, Also, Dore's Illus- many other i'lease cau ana maae your selections at HEINSBSRGER'S nov 8 tf Live Book and Music Stores. Giles & Hurchison J7-EEP ALWAYS IN STOCK PULL LINES OF Hardware, Tinware and Crockery Their prices are as low as tnose 01 any merchant nere or else where, keeping goods of the same high standard of quAiUTX they Keep. Try them with a sample order. noetf Ladies' Hani Sewed Shoes. TRY A PAIR OF OUR $3 50 BAY STATE HAND SEWED LADIES' SHOES. They are thefbest Shoes in the State for the money. Also have just received a new supply of our $3.00 Ladies. come ana try a pair at a. S H V- RTSy no8tf v Nos. 108 & 110 Market Street. Look Out F)H : COLD WEATHER AFTER THIS UN 8easonabie heat, and buy you a good Stove, over which you can be comfortable. Look out for a good Cook Stove, none of your "Pinch backs," but a durable and fine working Stove, such as are kept by - - PARKER A TAYLOR. . PURE WHITE OIL. : noStf : NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS. A Tumble in Prices ! Onr- Stock of BOYS&CHILIMK'illECLOTHip. I Too Large. We Have to Reduce the Stock. rihis week we shall CUT THE PRICE In them and you shall have a Fiae Suit for what you would usually pay for an ordinary one. Don't buy anywhere else until von have seen ours. . In Men and Youths' Our Assortment is Complete. They are Stylish, Neat and Durable, and comprise many Novelties Jn Genteel patterns and Designs, which are sure to meet with your approval. Now Is the time to make your selection, when our Stock is Full and Complete. As regards Prices we assure you iherevrill be no trouble about them. We have a Full Line of the t. STETSON and DUNLAP HATS. "Remember.wltJi every article purchased from tms establishment we give the following written guarantee 1 "We guarantee these goods as represented, and the price as low as same manufacture is sold in the .United States. If not satisfactory, and returned, uninjured within ten days, the full amount of cash paid will be refunded." S. II. FISH B LATE, no 8 It KING CLOTHIER. fTHE TRADE INCREASES DAILY, AND WE , JL itze constantly taking orders for SUITS TO MEASURE. Our Tailoring Department is still booming, and tho dressy gentlemen find It to their advantage to buy Suits made to order, when they fan get an elegant Tweed for 25.00, and get satisfaction In quality of goods and a perfect JFIT. Our line of FURNISHING GOODS surpasses any line In the State. The Monarch -Shirt, . All-Wool Underwear, Nobby Neckwear, Fine Clasps tor Glomes, The Melville Hats, The Silver Handle Silk Umbrellas. JOHN DYER, no8tf Tailor and Haberdasher.. . Oaio-cl i es. CaxLd.ies- Best in Die Sity Hade Fral Jafly. 3 Ubs. Tor One Dollar. MBS. E. WARREN & SON, Exchange Corner. no8tf Slaw-Gntters, &c. A GOOD SERVICEABLE ARTICLE. FOR 25 CENTS EACH. Step-Ladder, Andirons, Iron and Brass Head Shovel and Tongs, High Test Kerosene Oil, Allforalelowby -uo8tf . GEO. A. PECK. Haw St.vlPR ! w w mm mij aw . gTIFF AND SILK HATS 1 LADIES' HATS AND FURS I HARBISON ALLEN, - Hatters. no 8 tf We Are Prepared, YTTTH INCREASED FORCE, TO FILL OE- ders for MERCHANT TAILORING SUITS. Our line of Dress and Business Suitings is surpassed in style and quality by none. , MUNSON, no 8 It . Merchant Tailor, Ac. For the Children. -TE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SUPPLY OF GOOD DURABLE SCHJOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Will wear well and keep the feet warm and dry. Come and buy a pair. Gteo. fe. French & Sons, 103 NORTH FRONT STREET TiioStf - Found, "THE PLACE TO BUY LAP ROBES, HORSE blankets,' Trunks, Bags and Satchels, Saddles, TTfl ntaoi nandamaa fhltAtrkTIS. RnTPrleS. CartS. iDrays, fcc Repairing promptly done by skilled "workmen. PiH tbtv low. no 8 tf MoDOUGALL A BO WD EN. Fancy and Toilet Articles. I HAVE ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE As sortments of Fancy and Toilet Articles In the otty, and am selling a great many of them at greatly reduced prices.- Call and see what a Targe reduction! have made. Elegant Imported Tooth Brushes only cents, at 4 . O. OJLtSDLHH ' Drug and 8eed Store, Sew Market. Wilmington. N.C. nov 8 tf -, 3?KW ADVERTISEM KNT-Sv - : " Sals of .Fnrnitnre at Auction. ; j fj0 WHOM IT MAY -CONCERN: TUB UNDER-. -nV signed will expose for sale, to the highest bidderi "WITHOUT RESERVE, ON TUESDAY, Nov. 1C. commencing at 10 o'clock A M , at tho Pto;e on K.. Front street, formerly occupied by J. L Jaoatwmnt, a complete assortment of Parlor, - -. Bed Room and Dining Room Furniture, aud one . Horse, two Trucks. 1 he Furniture wilt be open 1- -"v to inspection on the Saturday and Monday pre- -i s ST oedmr the sale. - , -s r TERMS CA8H. , ' - - ' . " S. VAUAMRfKGE, ' M oc 25 no 16 7 8 10 - Auctioneer. . - ; Execution Sale, .JY VIRTUBIOF AN SXECUTION TO ME -T)I-; X1- rected, issued from the Superior Court of New ? ' " Hanover County, October 81st, 1885, where'n the Bank-of New Hanover is Plaintiff, and JB.; a. Blossom and Thomas Evans, parties trading un der the name and style of J, K. Blossom & Evans, are Defendants, I will expose to sale, to the -highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 7th day of De- eember, 1885, all the interest of the said Joseph " B.' Blossom, tn : Lots No, I, 2, 3. 4, 5 and 6, !a Block 316: --;- Lots No 1. 2, 3 4, 5 and 6, iu Block 317: - t-Lots No. 1 8, 3, 4 and 5. in Block 819; . , . Lots No. 1, 8, 8, 4 and 8, -In Block 330V -being the whole of the said Bloeks-, 316, 317; 40 and 829. Also v ' . - - - Lets No. 4, 5 and 6. In Block 318; Lots No. 4 and 5, in Block 845. - - 1 , Also the lot of Land -on Red Cross street in ; -Block 333, beginning 109 feet west, of Third street, trunning. west 83 feet S Inches on Bed t Cross street, thence northwardly in a line paral- ', lei wi h Third street 200 feet, thence eastwardly - -" parallel with Red Cross street 83 feet 5 inches to -a point 100 feet west of Third street, then south-- ;i wardly 200 feet parallel with Third street to the ', : besinning, and ail the buildings and erections on . the above described lots levied upon to satisfy .- ,- said execution. The sale will take place at the -'- Court House door at IS o'clock, the day and date '. above mentioned. ... S. H. MANNING, Sheriff noltds Njbw Hanover County. - .i u Execution Sale, . ; -gY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION , TO. MB V ;i directed, Issued from the Superior Court of New Hanover County, October 31st, 1885, wherein the1 Bank of New Hanover is Plaintiff, and J. R. Bios- . som and Thomas Bvans, parties trading under the name and style of J. R. Blosseu&fc Evans, are Defendants, I will expose to sale, to the highest : bidder, on SATURDAY, the 14th November, 1885, at the place where it now stands, at wharf on N. -E. Cape Fear River, above Chad bourn's Mills, - 1 THE SECTIONAL DOCS, levied upon to satisfy - said execution. The sale win taae place at tne Dry Dock at 13 o'clock M- the day and date above mentioned. -. , ' S. H. MANNING. s noltds Sheriff. WILMINGTON & WELDON E.R. CO., SEC'Y & TREASURER'S OFFICF,. -WILMINGTON. N. C, Oct. 31, 1885; rpHB FIFTIETH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Wilmington & Weldon R.R. v. Co. will be held at the Office of the Company, in ' Wilmington, on TUESDAY, the 17th of Movent- ner proximo. ... J. W. 1 JlUflLrSUri, : . noltdm Review cepy. 'Secretary. . WIL., COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA R. R. CO., SECY & TREASURER'S OFFICE, -J WILMINGTON, N. 0, 6e.81i$5 53 rpHE ANNUAL MFETING OF THE 1 1 CI K holders of the Wilmington, Columbia 4 Augr.;t R. R. Co. will be held in the Office of the Pre- dent. In Wilmington, on TUESDAY, the 17th of November proximo. noltdm Review copy. Secretary. v. New Grocery Store. : : I HAVE OPENED AT 115 SOUTH FRONT ST.; : opposite New Market, a GROCERY STORE, where can be found at all times the FRESHEST GROCERIES at the LOWEST PRICES. Good weight, good goods and satisfaction guaranteed. - Also tne Dest wines, uquors, cigars, etc. no 1 zt sn a. wnstMUAt. Bacon, Flour. Sugar. Q Q Boxes D. S.C. R. SIDES, QQQ BblsFLOTR, an grades, 1 KA Bbls Refined SUGARS, all grades, AW no 8 tf For sale low by - -.V WILLIAMS, RANKIN & CO." - Molasses; Coffee. Bice. -Q Q Bbls Choice Porto Rioo MOLASSES, ' , 250 840118 Choice BIO COFFEE, , OK Bbls CAROLINA RICE. . For sale low by -WILLIAMS RANKIN CO.- no 8 tf Bagging, Ties, Salt. gQQ Half Bolls 2 lb BAGGING. 2QQQ Bundles New ARROW TIES, v t J 4000 Sacks LIVERPOOL and FINE SALT. , For sale low by WILLIAMS. RANKIN CO aeStf Cheese, Crackers, Candy. Boxes Selected CREAM CHEESE, i Boxes (CRACKERS. : , '" Boxes CANDY, .'',' - For sale low by - ".'- no8tf WILLIAMS RANKIN & CO.'- ' "When 'Tis Fair : BE SURE AND TAKE TOUR GREAT COAT with you,", said Franklin. He meant, before fire comes protect your property in a great In t sorance Company. The . - - - t" . ? L. & L. & Q. which pays all losses without. discount, fills the--: MIL Give us a trial. Jno. W.Gordon & Smithy nov8tf - AGENTS.; - 3,000,000 V jyjTANHATTA CIGARS SOIJ3!)riVjs YEARS (in the United States). Warranted Havana FIK . . , . . .. -ler. Try them. " Forsale at - ? r- CM. HARRIS no 8 tf ' Popular News and Cigar Store, t 1 Win. E, Springer & Co. QARRYONBOF THE LARGEST AND MOST complete assortments of general Hardware in the -State. Goods and prices guaranteed in all In- : . stances. . -- "- - - - s 19, 2Uk 88 Market Street, ' : no8tflLSia .-? ... ,.r Wilmington N. C. -r 0 it It ;i 51 t lil It inn 1 -I - 1