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OUTLINES.
About three thousand "miners are
oUt on a strike in Indiana, and a coal
famine is apprehended; the men
claim to be poorly paid, and will stay
olit until their demands je complied
ffitll Cafferel, the French Gen
eral, lias been found guilty "of habit:
ual misconduct. National League
meetings continue to be held in Ire
land. Minister Manning's funeral,
will take place to-day Irom; the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New 3Torkcity. "frr
The striking brass workers and book
printers of New Tork city are still out
of employment. Further particu
lars of the terrible railway accident in;
Indiana show that sixteen- persons
were burned to death and eighteen
wounded. Seven lives were lost'
and many injured by ' the burning of
the insane asylum at" Cleveland,"
Ohio. A thieving ' messenger of
tho Pacific Express Co., .at St. Louis,
has made a confession," and : $33,003
were recovered. -Jennie land is
reported to be dying. The gov-'
eminent will bring suit against the
wardens of a New York church for
bringing a minister to this country,
contrary to the United States eon
tract labor law. The Mayor of
Chicago has stopped George Franeis
Train from speaking. v The crook
edness of the Connecticut bank
cashier grows as the investigation
proceeds; the loss so far aggregates
$159,000. The Detroits won the
fourth of the World's 'Championship
series, at Pittsburg, - yesterday; the
score was, Detroits 8, St. Louis 0.
A young man was shot and instantly
killed yesterday in a Savannah board
ing house; the killing was in self-defence.
The President was at Kan
sas City, Mo., yesterday, and laid the
corner-stone of a Young .Men's Chris
tian Associatson building; he was
shown the wonderful progress of the
city, and made a' speech in response
to the Mayor's welcome. Yellow
fever has made its appearance at Pa
Iatka, Fla., and a strict quarantine
has been established against that
place; six new cases and two deaths
are reported from Tampa, Fla.
New York markets: Money easy at 4
wj per cent., closing offered at 4 per
cent; cotton firm at 9 7-169 9-16 ets;
southern flour steady at $3 254 85;
wheat, options closed high and firm,
No. 2 red October 81ic; corn iic
lower, No. 2 October 5151fe; spirits
turpentine dull at 34c; rosin Steady
at $1 051 12i.
Manager John A.
)U arrest in London.'
Stevens denies
Republicans in New York 'are
Loping that Grant will elect Fred.
There are 1,119 cases docketed in
the Supreme Court of the United
Slates.
Indiana has a new capitoi that cost
$2,000,000. The furniture is to cost
$100,000.
South Carolina his but 576
yers. North Carolina must
1,000, we suppose.
law
have -The Washington special to the
New York World says there .are
gross favoritism and ignorance in
t!ic Civil Service examination. It
gives some amusing specimens. What;
a fraud! . ;
The Czar is doomed. As Russians
become more intelligent they are
more restive. His worst enemies are
among the educated of the country.
The colleges and schools swarm with
fots to absolutism.
An old Indian hunter is telling the.
San Francieco Free Freas of -.tracks
ot a mastodon and tbat the Stick-
Indians had seen them. A big lie,
we have no doubt. The mastodon
has been extinct thousands of years.
The New York Tribune is very
favorable to the George movement
What does that show ? Is George to
run a Republican side sbowjike Ben
Sutler did in 1884? If bo, is the
Tribune to be the organ-grinder just
as the eclipsed Sun was for "old
cockeye ?" '
Ibe Star recrets-to know .that
Col. Rowland, our most estimable
Kepreeentative elect, is ,still nfvery
Poor health. We join ' with , all of
hl8 Personal friends in wishing him a
Peedy recovery, and hope he will be
4ie to take his seat when the Con
gresB meets.
The Republicans of Massachusetts
recalling on their, nominee, Gov.
-e8, for the sinews of war. The
"n'y qualification for. the candidacy.
r Governor that this. Republican
Presses is -money.; His -father
pade tbe famous "spade'? and went to
Muigress. " 1 - - " :
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VOL. XLI.--NO. 19.
We see it mdntloned that the New
York Medical Times haa been dis
secting the", theories -of r Edward
Gilliam, native of Oxford, in
this State and. Albion Tourgee, ex
J udge aniii carpet-bagger, T once "an
office holder in North (Carolina. "Dr.
Corson, of Savannah, uses the lancet.
Gilliam-and Tourgee have presented
some , wild notions as to . the very
great increase of the negroes and
that they will overrun the earth.
-The. Stab examined "an ardnln hv
Mr. Gilliam some two years ago
that appeared in the North American
Hevieto. 1 ... -
aryerVJA:y b edited rbyrGr
W. Curtis, the v leader among the
English Civil Service advocates. He
is evidently suffering just now from
a very severe attack of disgust. He
says in his paper: .
"This was inevitable, because . Demo
cratic denunciation of their own Adminis
tration would be the confession of the in
capacity which the Republicans allege. But
nevertheless they will not suffer it to be
supposed that they approve or sustain this
particular whim (Civil Service Reform) of
the Executive. The Democratic party has
thus practically rejected the reform views
of the President, and i ven fair warning
that it does not invite votes as a party of
reform."
James G. Blaine, aa Speaker of
the House, did as mueh as Sam Ran
dall to defeat the Force bill. Dem
ocrats curse Blaine and go into hys
terics over Randall. How is that ?
Randall is very, much such a. Repub
lican, in fact, as Blaine is. He calls
himself ' something else. Gen. Ar
nold was once the most gallant, able
and trusted of " Northern soldiers.
He deserved praise for his .fidelity,
but he caught . curses only when he
turned traitor.
Col. C. W. Anderson, assistant
Postmaster at Savannah, went into
Postmaster Lamar's office and chal
lenged him to a dnel instanter and at
ten paces. Major Lamar jumped up
and let in upon the belligerent Col
onel with a stick and badly punished
him. Anderson was armed and says
he went into the office to kill him.
Anderson Is Jn jail.
Here are some statistics that are
striking. In 1886, the following are
the estimated values of the products
named: Hay, $456,000,000; dairy
products, $245,000,000; wheat, $488,
000,000; poultry and poultry pro
ducts, $600,000,000. No man would
have guessed that chickens and eggs
would have led in value cotton and
wheat.
We hear an ngly rumor from Chi
cago which we must hope is slander
ous. It is that the Democrats will
anite with the Socialists in trying to
defeat Judge Gary who tried the
Anarchic devils. Hurrah for Gary!
If the Democrats dare to perpetrate
such folly and iniquity they deserve
contempt.
The Registrar General's report
shows there were 8,111 criminal
offences less in Ireland for 1886 than
for 1885.
THE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Muhson Children's clothing.
C. W. Yates School books.
- CoLiiTJEB & Co. Auction sale. . .
B. Waknbn & Bon Chocolate drops.
Habbxsoh & Allen Dunlap stiff hats.
Religions. " ' . , -,. -1 c
The Rev. Robert Strange, of Ra
leigh, has been tendered the rector
ship of St. James church by the Ves
try, which is inade vacant by the re
signation, of the Rey.'.W. H. Lewis
The many friends of, Mr.; Strange in
this city would be delighted to hear
thai he: had Jdecidedt to accept the
call, ' - :
: Rev.. W. H, Lewis,-for two and a
half years rector of St.' James church,
left last night to-join his family and
enter upon his duties In his new field
of labor in New York city. V. Mr. Lewis
has " made numerous . friends during
his stay here and the : well wishes of
many greeted him on 'his ' departure.
Preicblns at tne First Baptist Cnnrcb
Ex-Judge Henry B. Folk preached
last night at the above named church
to a large and appreciative audience
on the subject of VThe Resurrection.''
The sermon was excellent ; and thor
oughly enjoyed. Judge Folk .is a na
tive of North Carolina and a distin
guished graduate' of "Wake Forest
College He" removed to Tennessee
when "a ''j!yO"nhg man, and practiced
law", in which profession he -won dis
tinction, and was for a number,, of
years the Attorney or the! Iouisville
& Nashville; road. ; He Jias been ; re
cently,-ordained , minister, and it is
probable, he will.be called to. the pas
torate of some church ,ip ' his native
State.. ' --' ' - .-.
;VIINGTPN,
liocal Dots. ,
Only fifteen new subscribers to!
the. Star received yesterday. ;, j
Only'one case before the Mayor
yesterday, and that was continued; '
One " thousand and forty three
bales of cotton received here yester
day. r - ' . -
How will eight, iron ; steamers
in port at one time do ? ; This is the
number now lying at our wharves.
Remember the" collection ;for
the Oxford Orphan . Asylum where
ever religious services are held on
Thanksgiving Day. '
.Take -walks or. strolls around
the city and nptice . the . new resi
dences recently constructed, anes
pecially..the present styleof rartjhH
tecture. r - '
The British steamship Tenaher,
was. cleared yesterday for Bremen, by
Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. She"
carried a cargo of 4,000 bales of cot
ton, valued at $171,000.
-The workmen engaged in the
erection of Grace Methodist Church
are making considerable progress
and the roof will soon be ready for
the reception of the slate.
A letter was received last night
from Lauringburg, N. C, requesting
information in regard to the "School
for Improving the Memory," which
was mentioned in the Star. Stella
fugit.
Bishop Key, of the Methodist
E. Church, South, who is to preside
over the North Carolina Annual Con
ference, which meets at Fayetteville,
in December, is visiting and preach
ing at different points in the State,
much to the delight of large congre
gations. ;
The temperature at some places
in this Cotton Belt was the lowest re
corded this season. Salisbury report-'
ed as its minimum 29 degrees; Wel
ti on 35; Wadesboro 38; Charlotte 39;
Florence, (S. C), 45; Lumberton 46.
and Wilmington 49. The minimum
temperature was seven degrees lower
on Sept. 25th.
New York cotton for future
delivery goes steadily and gracefully
upward, but the old reliable spot
market there still stands the same as
quoted ten days ago, and the know
ing ones say if you . want to . sell you t
can't get the nine and , seven-six-,
teentbs for it. It is a delusion and a
snare.
Cotton continues to come with
no perceptible diminution in quanti
ty. Both compresses are working to
their full capacity; the lightermen
are all busy transferring the staple
from wharves to steamships, and the
railroads and river steamers are tax
ed to their utmost to get it to mar
ket. The advance in yesterday's price
will cause it to move still more lively.
If Durham gets the two more
railroads that it now seems probable
she is to have one from Henderson
and the other from Oxford some
body ought to go up and advise our
friends in the embryo city not to get
too happy. . Even the "Durham Bull"
might commence tossing things
around more wildly than the pic
tures on all the fences and walls now
represent him.
) he annual meeting of the In
dependent Order of Good Samaritans
terminated yesterday in the grand
annual parade, after a three day's
session. Everything passed off peace
ably and the best of order was main
tained by the : numerous visitors to
this city. A lawn party was given at
the City Hall r Park by the local
branch of the order last night, which
was largely attended.
Quite a lively scrimmage oc
curred yesterday afternoon at the
lower compress. Several workmen,
not content with the duties before
them, engaged in the pleasant past
time of mashing each other's noses
and disfiguring faces. One or two
eyes went suddenly into mourning,
and after a little hair pulling and
punishment, the combatants seemed
satisfied and all .became calm and
serene again. .
First Tobeco Break at Rocky Mount,
,v.A V-i. correspondent . from. Rocky
Mount informs ; ns that the first to
bacco break of this season took place
there yesterday at the .tobacco ware
house. - Much fine leaf was ' offered
and the prices and sales were good
throughout some being sold as high,
as $99 per hundred, y c ' . .
; The crop in Nash county has all
been secured without any injury by ,
frost .'and , consisted of some of the
finest leaf ever raised in that vieini
ty. '- "
rirorssIiis;BpIly," T", ..'.'..-,
TheVorkon the first floor of the
Purcell House is progressing rapidly.;
Three heavy. iron girders arrived. pn.
the last isteamer from New York and,
were yesterdajrdelivered .in front .of j
the building, " preparatoty to - being",
placed in position. - The iron front ia
being manufactured by: Messrs, Bnrr
& Bailey, of this cityi and is expected
to be completed by about the first of ,
next month." ' S , ;
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"PstlJr BX earn ess." x - ,. - f, i, '
. In .justice to the Register of f the
county, we deem it due to say that
the fact that1 the proceedings of .the
Board of, County Commissioners ap
peared . alone cin - the - Messenger of
Tuesday, morning,, scores one . for the
enterprise of this paper, and the fact:
that it did not appear in the Star,
should -not ' be' used to censure' the
said Register,- Our: reporter went in
search of the proceedings and suc
ceeded in obtaining them, just as the
other city papers might have done,
-Yesterday's Messenger - .
This hardly agrees with the Cardn
of the County Register, published in
the paper containing the above. The
Register says that he called at the of
fice of the Messenger after he had
closed his office, an d furnished that
paper with a copy of the proceed
ings; and he adds, that if he had not
nave been in the same category that
th6 Star was in."
The Star reporter applied person
ally at the office of the County Re
gister about 4 o'clock in the after
noon of the day on which the meet-
of the Board was held, but the pro
ceedings were withheld from him.
and he was told that there was no
news.
Th Fire Yesterday moraine
The alarm of fire was turned in box
25, on Eighth and Swann streets, this
morning a little before 5 o'clock, and
the first to reach the scene was the
Hook and Ladder Company.
The fire originated in the frame
dwelling of Joe Robinson, colored,
on the corner of Eighth and Swann
streets, and it was soon destroyed.
It was supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. There was insurance on
the bouse for $500 in the Phoenix, of
Hartford, Conn., and on the furniture
for $300 in the Union, of Norwich,
Conn., both Companies represented
here by Messrs. Northrop, Hodges &
Taylor.
The house of Hester Ann Davis
next caught and this was also burned
with all its contents. The furniture
was not insured, but there was $200
on the house, in the Virginia Fire
and Marine, which is represented
here by Messrs. Smith &, Boatwright.
Dsatt of m Printer.
James R. Davis, formerly a com
positor in this office, died at Talbot
ton, Ga., on the 7th inst. His mother
resides in this city, as also does his
brother, Mr. J. H. Davis, master oar
builder at the W. & W. Railroad
shops. A private letter from Mr. W.
E. Mnsaford, editor of the Nero Era ,,
the paper on which Mr. Davis was
working at the time of his death,
says that he had formed a large circle
of friends in that town, and that he
had every attention during his sick
ness that kind hands and loving
hearts could render. He was buried
from the M. E. church in that place.
The writer knew Mr. Davis well du
ring his residence in this city, and
can truly say that he never knew a
kinder hearted man or one more wil
ling to do a favor or lend a helping
hand.
Block. Better.
Several days since a negro named
Charles Mailer was struck in the head
with a cap-stan bar by another negro
while they were comine down the
river ott the A. P. Hurt. A promt
nent artery, was severed and it was
for a time thought tbat he would
bleed to death. The other negro af
ter striking Muller jumped overboard
and swam to the shore although the
boat was in motion at the time. His
fright seems "however to have been
momentary for he has been seen In
this city several times since.
Muller, upon the arrival of the boat
here was taken to the Marine Hos
pital, and when last heard from was
much better and out of danger.
Child Drowned lain Tan of Water.
A little child of Lucy Simpson, liv
ing at No. 10 North Eleventh street.
was found drowned yesterday in a
butter tub about two-thirds full of
water. The mother left in the morn
ing to work and the child, as usual,
was given in pharge of another child
about seven years old. The younger
child, which was only . one year and
seven months,, old, was. permitted to
ramble about and is thought began
to play in the water, when it fell into
the tub and was drowned before dis
covered. Coroner T. C. Miller was
notified and an inquest held, which
resulted In finding a verdict of acci
dental drowning. '
Aneinsr Cyciono on tne Galf.
The following was contained in our
nress -dhTDatches last -nieht from
Havana; Cuba! ' - . - U
. ' "A cyclone swept over the south
west portion of this city to-day, mov
ine in a. westerly direction.: It is rain
ing heavily throughout the island."
A Star reporter called at the Signal
Office to obtain a fuller report if pm
lbletbai:wa..lhif6rmed that, its
effects were - not" noticeable at any
point in the. Gulf States in the latest
reports and that the barometer had
-risen"- considerably alone , the ' Gulf
A 2.-. -'"' " ' ' "- "" ' - ' " '
'; Some of.onr ;cltyjorgationi
Should provide a series of -lectures or
musical entertainments - for the long
winter evenings. ' .'" "V-
Star
rontnor Indi nons, .
The following, are the Indications
for to-day, received at 1a.m.:
For Virginia, ' cooler fair weather.
light to fresh northwesterly Winds. :
For North Carolina and South Car
olina, cooler fair weather, preceded
by rain on: the" coast; , fresh to brisk
northwesterly winds.. .
Promoted.'
We are gratified to announce that
our popular young - townsman, . Eddie
Wootten, who has been for sometime
the telegraph operator at Contentnea,
has been promoted to a higher and
more responsible, position and has
been assitrned to duty in the Train
Dispatcher's office ' in 'Wilmington.
And so it will be seen that on the gol
den rounds of sterling merit our
clever young friend - has climbed up
the Steep - ladder of - efficiency .far
enoaeh to have his excellence reeotr-
niaed and rewarded. : Eddie is the
worthy son of a worthy sire, and - Is- a
"cnip oi tne old diock," out or solid
"heart pine, and fat clear through.'
The above Is taken from the Wilson
Mirror, and will no doubt be gratify
ing to the many friends of Mr. Woo
ten In this city.
Personal.
Col. W. W. Larkins, of Long Creek,
Pender county, is in the city.
Major John C. Winder, General
Manager of the Seaboard Air Line,
was in the city yesterday.
Our young friend Mr. Thomas
Southerland left last night for Phila
delphia, where he will attend lectures
at the Pharmaceutical College in that
city. We hope he will find his studies
pleasant and profitable and return
soon to his old home and friends.
Mr. J. H. Downman, of New York
city, arrived in this city last night.
A Now Chtnatl,
CapL Woodside, of the steamer
Woodbury, is engaged in digging a
new channel near the present ship
channel near the mouth of the river.
It is now 13 feet 8 inches deep at
mean low water, but it is the inten
tion to make it deeper, as this is only
the depth of the old ship channel.
The channel will be entirely straight
and decidedly better than the old
one, which contains several sharp
curves. It will be known as the
Woodbury Channel.
Tho Flro In Brnnswlek.
The illumination observed In the
northwestern sky on Wednesday
night, mention of which was made in
the Star, was caused by the burning
Of a barn on what is known as the
"Old Hall Place," "near the Navassa
Guano Work. The building with its
contents of about 800 bushels of rice
belonging to a number of colored
people In the vicinity, was entirely
destroyed. The origin of the fire is
not known,
Quarterly RIooUn-
Wilmington District. M. E. Church.
South. Fourth round of Quarterly
Meetings.
Onslow Circuit, at Tabernacle, Oo
tober 15-16.
Magnolia Circuit, at Magnolia, Oc
tober Z3-Z3.
Bladen Circuit, at Windsor, Octo
ber 29-30.
Carver's Creek, at Shiloh, Novem
ber 2-3.
Cokesbury Circuit, at Salem, No
vember o-6.
Brunswick Circuit. November 12-18,
Waccamaw Circuit. November 19-20.
Whiteville Circuit, November 26-27.
Thos. W. Uuthrir, v. Jfi.
THBjaJllU.
Th uuais oIom aad.arrlT tumour ? o
Offloo M fottowi: 1"
CIJOHX.
Horthera thromrh mUs, tact.. .
10:00 P. M
Northern t&rovca sua war maiM.. . .
North Carolina . aad AUaatto and
Nnrth OaroUna Xtaiiroad and rontM
8:00 A, At
' snppltM tharetram... I0s0 P. X. 80 A. M
Balelih...:., ......440 P.M. 48:00 A.X
Southern maOs - WO P. X
Boutnern maus
Oboraw. Darlinfton BaUrom
points applied tSr22?iUii
daily xtcxtt sun
amuroma ana
931 P. X
SURD AT
Western malls, a O. BaShnr 60 A. X
hmtuiUlk (1T.4T. V. R. R- and
points sqppUed tberefrom B:MA.X
BaleWtb Hamlet BaUroad aad point
applied tberefrom..... 6:00 P. X
cWiotte and Xoztoa .. ....6.-00 P. X B A. X
BrnttarUle J0 P. X
WrlshtsrUle 8-WA.X
TUaSDAYS AMD VBUDATS.
Onslow C H, and Intermediate offices A. X
TJtrlo Rivar. R. O..- and Intermediate
OPZaPOBDXLXVZBT.
northern tnronjrn and way naU. ..... 10O0 p. X
Soathera t-irotucn and war maUi.... 6rW A. M
Southern. West of Florence aso A, X
Mrollna Central BaUroad. 9:90 A. X A 9J0P. X
Carrlera detrrery open on Snnday from 990 to
:70A. X.
XaOs collected from street boxes In boat-
tees Haitians of d at AJC11J0O AJL and BOO
PJC; from other parts of Uts otty at 4 AJC. aad
SP.K.
Stamp OOoe open from TJ0 A. X. to P. X
Xoney Order aad Beffstex Iepartaent pen
tMA.TC.ta isn P. XVoontlntioas.
. Oeaersi dellrery open from 8-S3 A-X. to 7 P-X
and on Sondars from 9:00 to ICbDf A. X.
1TM. WTNKLOWS SOOTEZirO 8TBXrPv-RST
Stxtasxm Cobb that writes la Ue Sottcm CkrU
Ha rrmiman We wonld iT o means reooa
mend any kmd of Dedlotne wnloh wo did mot
know to be rood particularly to Intaata. Bat
of Mrs. WtneWs SootnW Bfrap we an speak
trom ksowiediro; In our own family It has prored
a bletsmc Indeed, by gtrmc aa Infant trembled
wtth oouo palna, mlet sleepy and tbe parents un
broken resist nt hi.. Xost parents can appre
olate tbeee blesslnca. Hero m aa article which
works to perfection, and which Is harmless; for
the sleep which It affords tbe Infant ts perfectly
imttraL atrt tho ttttleeherab awakes as "brltrht
'finished with tbe teethln slrjre, oa anyeoBAdo
ration whaUTve Soid by aif druorUu. S eents
a bottle. .. . , '
- DAVIS In Talbottom, Oa . on October Tth,
Xr. JAXtS B. DAVIS, (rormerly of kldsboro.
Iff com tne i year oiais ace. i " - -
- -Bice '-.Straw for Sale.
TT ICS. STRAW TOB SALE AT SXZ ' DOIXABS
XV per ton, oa board of ears at Wllmmrton.
baled la Dederick presses. Bales welsh about
one hundred pounds.. - .
, , -,,-Appry.o,,. VxcW
cctlSfan . WUmlnrton, H. C
as a button." ana aurai meproo i mu
lax Us value Is InoaUmlshla. We nave froqneat
lybeard mothers say that they would not bo
wltHmrt II tmra tbs bfrtb of the ohlld tlH tt bad
WHOLE "NO. 6570
NEW, ADVEKTISEMKNT3.
"Auction Sale.
TXVDAT, AT 19 O'CLOCK. IK OUR 8ALXS
ja k
Boom on Market street, we WfTJ sell twenty-
fire Karthea Jars, fifteen Handlo Kacs, fire. Par
s aecs, nre rar
. two SabT Car-
lor StoToa, two Ooektss Stores, two Baby Car-
Usees, ens Baby trie. Hams.
Ptosr, Blaaksts,
uocuorut u lass ware. so. .
oot H It AaeUoneera.
By S. TanAJtlRINGE A CO.,
8. VAKaXaiSQl. ABOtloaeer.
OS ACOOUST OP WHOM IT XATOOBCXBS.
QX TBITRSDeT, OCTOBER 8STH.16ST, at IS
o'olook X. we wU sell tbe Gemu Baiqoo
ALBATROS," ti regl ter tons, chsslac "AN
Gcrmai Lloyd, wtUk Iter prtsent Tackle, Aeobors
and Clns, at ahe now Use at Vr. Thomas Brans'
JloaUac DryJock.Jbi this olty v- Also a lot of
Balls, a lot of Prortstons. a. lot of Bum vnder
sea's, subject to dnty: osren Water Casks, one
Water Tank, one (1) set of Bins! Plan eomuete.
Cabin Pnrnltore, sereral Hawsers wad Uses: two
CO Boats, and a lot of other articles oonnected
with tbe VerseL
B. YAM aXSTCCGB CO., AactloneerS
oo 11 nse tds - aad Beel Bstate Brokers.
For Eent,
BOrjSX Vo. 419 SOUTH SBC05D
mi
III!
Illl
street; oontalns stent rooms, water.
gas and bata,
House Ho. lit South Fifth street.
House southwest oomer Cbesnut and Poorth
streets.
House south side of Mulberry, between Fifth
and Sfxth streets.
House sontbeat corner of 8 Tenth aad Prin
ces l streets, and sereral small Houses.
ALSO
Stores, Offices and Wharves. :
Apply to
d. ocosrnoB,
Beel Bstate Atwsu
oct it tf
For Bent,
A NEW HOTTER, OORHXR CHXS5UT
IIS
Illl
and. XcBas streets, con talcing six
ill
lance rooms and bath room; gas,
water, eta Mas. o. on jremleea.
Appty to
septSg H. HAAB.
Ohildren's Clothing.
AL1ROS STOCK OF
CHILDREN'S AHD B01S' CLOTHISO,
School and Dress Salts.
Hew Stock ota be found at
XTJKSOH'8.
oct 14 It Clothier aad Xsrohant Tailor.
rpn-T) A
TOU CAN BUT A POTJXD OP DXLICT0T7S
Chocolate Cream Drops
For 30 Cent, at
E. Warren & Son,
XXCHAKaX OOBSrER.
oct 14 tf
School Books.
TTTB HA VI ALL THE BOOKS USED BY THE
T T
PubHe and PrlTate Schools of the city, and hare
marked them down LOW. Send the children
down and we will tmat tbem nxht.
C W. YATB'
oo 9 tf BookBtars M
Dunlap Stiff Hats
A HTJ OTHXR POPULAR SHAPES.
LOWEST PRICES.
HARBXSOBT ALLXK,
Tbs Hatters.
oe9tf
JTJST OPENED!
ORE OP THE LARGEST AHD FIKKST
STOCKS OF
C X. OaTTTTTTG-
FOR
Hen, Youths and Boys
EVER BBOUSHT TO THIS CXTT.
AeaRw4Uooarloosths publks that this is a
fact, AHD HOT BUHOOXBR.
WZ WILL OFFER FOB SALS OH
Monday, Oot. 10, '87,
for tbat day only, a line of
GEITS' BiLBRIBQAH HOSE,
WOKTH n CISTS PER FAIR, FOR tl CXRTB
FRR PAIR.
a. snnicrx,
114 Vsrket street.
oetttf
TTXRTGKEATBABaADrSIH BUPIWH IKJrlO-
fJRRT.:: Xxtrn ebesp CHILORZZrS FIHR AHD
KIBBRD H06E. GXHTT iTnOGCB HALF EOCI.
Bandsomo EXBROnTXRXT) DRESSES ta. Sera
udiruts, - '-- '
GixaHiJfs.LAwTMaiwi FEiam ' V ; '
no. s. nxniucrx.'
- ap a tf Corner Xarket and Froct.
e i
" . CJLTSS OF tDTrSTUir.Or
UKajSQanre Om 0nr. ..... fJ
a
' Tlr Lrtvrea e-.a-- .
I'rtaner fee
... m'.. ., .
m. ..............
OTOaaXruA AiterUsesMrta takes at trcr: .-
Tea BawssoOdKonpareU type make owe egssf
NKW ADVEKTISE2IENTS.
Bemember, Monday, Oct 10.
GRAND OPENING-.
DUE Si GOODS AND
DRESS TRILrnniGB.
BROWN & RODDICK,;
North Front St.; '
- . v
Braricli Store, 37 Hay fit, TaytttetUJe :
We are fully prepared and win ethlbtt tbe
uiltsij cneaiest ail lest ccnplelc :
STOCK OF
DRESS COODS
AHD
DEESS TBTT.TT.UnQB
EVER SHOWH d THIS 8ECTIOH.
Our rariety embraoes many Horalties la ComM
nation Suits. Particular aUestloa Is ealled
to b foUawtag .
Bargai n s
which cannot fell to attract alL
Lot 1.
C4-Ui6h ALL-WOOL TwtUed riasasl Bsltlncs Ti
cents per yard. Tbeee Goods cannot
be bouffbt elsewhere less than -
Lot 2. :
Extra Fins ALL-WOOL Double Width EKBOKS
S5 cents per yard. They woe Id be rood '
rains for 75 cents
Lot 3.
43-lnch ALL WOOL Xtxed Dlaronals S3 cents
per yard. Hare nrer boea sold until - 3
now for lees than IL.M).
Lilies' Black Diitai Kii- CIoTes,
Fall stock efP. CeiteiffilUBIoiejy
Sole AtenU for this city. ... 1
THE VERT LATEST IH LADIES'
CLOUS, JACmS AIDiiEiPS;
Ho rpaoe to -eaaxuertU; srre .ni t call and look
oTer oar stock azidnXlxfy youreslTes.
BROWN & RODDICK.
9 HORTH FROHT 8TRZKT. . t ,:
oct 9 tf '-
TTTylrno, CHaaaaa"
JHOTHXR SrfPLT OF THESE FAXOUfl
OLASSXS Just arrived. '
FreabSand Pure Drnrs always on aaad. -:
BOBEBT Hm BJCLLAXT. -iDrurrlst
oetttf H. W. Oor. Frost and XarSet gts
JOY FOR ALL.
SHOES enables as to fit an
of people
-m I .... :, , j
Tbs fat and tbe lean, the old and the young, can
get comfortable SHOES at a reasonable prtoe,
which, besides being a beauty fa style and 1 1, w 0
Vm SS JJJ IV MM WtTsssTVTo VU eMHsV
Heo. B. French &Sono,
S08 XORTB FROST ffTFXZT. ' - ' ' ,
oet9tf , ......
Hovr is Your Timo
r0 GET TOUR SCOOT OB CABSZAGB RE
peliwd aad Painted. I oaa ssake It look as irod
as new, or oaa trade or sell yon a new one. Try
ass. Intbeoid Jail bwUAtsx, eorner of PrlnoeM
and Seeond streets . Tours truly,
esttt K. P. XoPOTqiLL,
Entrance
rjX THE CROCKER T DEPARTXXHT IS HOW
throufh tbe door of the Hardware Store. .
octntf cms m xuRcniKox. '
.;;ii.3iHn.aii6f:M
Axs AiiKTHM of mazskcenr ahd hog
' - - ' -i
Food, besides XeaLHommr. Floor. As. at
1 ITCHTJAXXclxCTXEH'a -
. : en1'..' if .
oct 9 tt Feed Store, IW Vo. Water ft.
Oystero
-
fT FRTJOrDS AHD" TER TUB 10 CT.:':
HA ally are larlted to caU on me at tie Ac e
Saloon, where tbey wtti find me .reaffy to f
tbea wtth tbe Ilaest and Freshest Vew L.r r
Oyttera." I hare had years errTte'Tse la tt
Oyster business la Horfolk and Vi Lra.;-r-'v
tlW J.J.LiiAY.
.. Csr eak...MaM. .... .." . 1
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. . TrwS Weekaj.i..,,....' I ;
" Xorth.......i. . 15 (
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