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OVTLlJfES,
The switchmen's strike at Houston,'
Texas, still continues; the railroad
company has closdH the shops at Har
risburg, throwing three hundred men
out of employment, and they will not
b, reopened until the: strike ends.
The striking printers ot Roches
ter, N. Y., have declared the strike
off, and the men are seeking their
kl positions; all competent men em
ployed during the strike will be , re
tained. - The Princess of "Wales
uinl her children arrived in London
from Denmark, yesterday, and were
enthusiastically greeted.' Presi
dent Grevy, of Prance, will not re
sign, on the ground that to do so
would be subversive to the constitu
tion, and as establishing a precedent
of a mischievous character. The
total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2,649,885 bales, and the crop
insight 8,276,080 bales. A fire
man on the Chesapeake & Qhio Rail
road, in Virginia, was thrown from
ii is engine yesterday and instantly
killed. A f urio us snow storm, the
first of the season, prevailed, in -Chicago
yesterday; at times it was of the
regular blizzard character, and street
car traffic was suspended. The
Virginia Methodist Episcopal Con
ference has passed resolutions con
demning theatre going, and exhort--ing
the people "to set their faces
against this thing as a diversion
which cannot be used in the name of
the Lord Jesus." In the French
Chamber of Deputies, yesterday, the
Ministry were defeated on a motion
to postpone debate on the question
of the government's domestic policy,
and they immediately announced
their resignations, which were subse
quently tendered to and accepted by
President Grevy. An iron hull
screw steamer, 190 feet loqg, was
launched at Wilmington, Del., yes
terday, which will ply between Nor
folk, Va., and Newbern, N. C.
There was a collision of trains yester-'
day in Texas, which caused the
death of two men and the fatal in
jury of four others. In the Chi
cago market yesterday, there was a
decline in pork products and an ad
vance in wheat and other grains.
The British Fisheries Commission
visited the President yesterday.
Two coal wreckers, neor Hazel ton,
Pa., were burned yesterday, the origin
of which is unexplained; it is not
thought that the miners had any
thing to do with the burning; the
loss is estimated at over $150,000.
A flouring mill and elevator, with
150,00 bushels of wheat, were burned
at Fort Scott, Kansas, yesterday; the
loss will amount to $300,000. A
colored pension agent at Vicksburg,
Miss., has been convicted of fraudu
lent transactions and will spend a
term in the penitentiary. New
York markets: Money easy at 3
4 per cent., closing offered at 3 per
cent; cotton quiet at 10f10c; south
ern flour quiet, steady and un
changed; wheat featureless; cash firm
and rather quiet; No. 2 red Novem
ber 8Gc; corn steady and without ma
terial change; No. 2 December 55Jc;
spirits turpentine quiet at 37ic; rosin
steady at $1 07t 15.
Secretary Lamar was born in 1825.
Three men were killed by a whale
u the coast of Maine.
Miss Mur free has a new novel in
entitled "The Story of Keedon
i!uffs." We suppose she is still
working on her old lines.
Johann Most such is his name
is iu pnsoD, and the grand jury have
found a true bill against him. His
ordinary title, Herr, is the same as
Mister.
Little Benny Foraker is not so pop
ular where he is best known. He
ran behind his ticket over 5,000 votes
iu Hamilton county, his home. The
little demagogue will not begin to
do. '
President Grevy's son-in-law, Wil
son, is in a bad way.. The French
Chamber of Deputies gave 527. votes,
for his criminal prosecution to 3
against. His offence is. selling de
corations Legion of Honor, &c
for a consideration. IVv
lr. Blaine has - been heard from.
He feels keenly the Ne y York elec
tion. Ex-Representative 3weat met
him in Pans. He says Blaine ex
pects to run again. We see it is as
serted by New York Republicans
that Blaine is stronger in that "State
tbanhia party Is. : V, ; -
California has - alaw? regarding
Actions that is a good one; ' It will
anow an election worker lo ap
proach the ballot box nearer than
ne hundred teet, aaXlmtnin this
Stance no one is permitted to speak
w a voter or to give him any ticket
ard or other paper. - -
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VOL. XLI-NO: 51.
, It is gratifying to see it mentioned
.that ez Speaker Carlisle thinks the
accumulatton of a surplas will be.pnt
a stop to hy the y incoming Congress.
He thinks the session will be indeed
a long one. It is reported by the
Washington - correspondent of -the
World that the President ls-now con
ferring with Mr. Carlisle concerning
his message. ' Pe reports Mr. Carlisle
as saying: J7 -l -
"His opinion was that a moderate mea
sure cutting down the revenue about $70,
000.000 could be passed.. He would be wil
ling to takeoff the tax on manufactured
tobacca, sot including cieara and cigaretUs,
Which - would reduce the, revenue about
$20,000,000 Then .hei would scale down,
the customs duties,pl'acing m&oy articles on
the' free list,1 such' as lumber; salt aud coal,:
takinz off 150.000. 000 more. Mr, Carlisle
i opposed to takui the tax off sugar uatil
thacuatoms duties are reduced ia propor
tion. He am also oppofed to reducing the
tax on whiskey, and only coneenla to the
abolition or the tar on maaulacturea to
bacco because it ia hugely used by the wotk -log
classes. The adherents of Mr. Randall,
backed by a majority of the Republicans,
it is believed," will makes vigorous attempt
to abolish the revenue- taxep, but the sup
porters of Mr." Carlisle will oppose any re
doction :of the revenue tax?s except on
manufactured tobacco "
The North Carolina and Virginia
delegations will vote with the Re
publicans, we suppose.
A graduate of a Northern college
caught us on the pronunciation of a
proper name that we thought we
knew all about; It wzHermione.
We said confidently in response
Hermyony putting the accent on
the first syllable, A graduate of
Heminway quickly took as up and
both were against oe. An appeal to
the dictionaries showed they were
correct. It is pronounced Her mi
ony,accent on second syllable. Crock
ett' motto is a good one -r-"Bs sure
you are right, then go ahead." How
many, we wonder, of those who read
this paragraph can tell in what novel
and what play JTermione is a char
acter? We copied two announcements of
Rev. P. K. Law's connection with
the Charlotte Chronicle.- We have
not the pleasure of a personal ac
qaaintance, but know of him as an
educated, well informed and intelli
gent gentleman. We hope he wili
find daily journalism both profitable
and pleasant. It is a severe task
master and works hardest the most
faithful. Such ia our experience.
We are glad to see a gentleman of
Mr. Law's character joining the pen
cil driving guild.
Here is the way Mrs. Augusta
Evans Wilson entertains her readers
in her last novel:
"If civilization be the anologue of geo
logic accretioo, how tortuous is the trend
and dip of the ethnological strata, bow
abrupt the overiapplne oi miins. now
many ss ns divided tbe totem cayote from
tbe she wolf of Romulus and Remus?.
Which is the orimilive and parent fUme.
tbe sacred fire of Pueblo Estulas, of Greek
Prytaneum, of. Roman Vesta, of Persian
Atisb Khudahs? '
She reminds us of one of the late
Dr. Alexander Means's sermons on
science.
Gen. Tuttle draws a peusion of
130 a month because be was injured
in the war. This is said to be all.
He was never hurt. He stole South
ern cotton bales, and now he is steal
ing the people's money in a bogus
pension. ' He is one of the. fellows
who gnash their teeth when the
South is named.
Thomas W. Keene's real name is
Eagleson, and he owns a $50,000
house on Staten Island.
THE '.o.OITY .
THE W ADVERTISEMENTS. .
Gko. A. Pkck Nice broUers. ,
8. H, Fishtblatb Overcoats.
M. M. Katz Special bargains.
J. J. McCoy--Pilot boat for sale.
A. Bhbieb Appreciated at last.
R. L. HurcHiNST-Magic polish . .
E. Wakren &8ok New candies.
Dick & Mbarks Come and see us.
Mxtkson -Overcoats, business suits ..
Feitnkli. & Daniel Headquarters, v, : :
' 0. W. YATKS--Picture8 and frames.
R. R. Bkllamt Sagei thyme, eta
Giles fc Mtjbchisos Lowest prices.
G. M. Habbjb -The Earth Trembled
Loots X PoissoK.Keairestate agent. '
f N. ,Y. 4 iW 8. S. Lisa Sailing days. y -
W. E. Spbingbb & Co,- Hardware, etc.
- Bowir& RoDbickParticular bftrjriini;'
. . Fbkbch & Sons Neat and durable shoea
ALDfiSMAir, Flahkbb & Co. Hardware
C. B. SpUTBSBiJjrrj & CoYehicles.etb
J.L. Boatwbioht Fiae family groceries
ECxDorts ITeiiterUmv
Messrs, Alex. Sprtint Sf Son cleared
the British steamship" :2Zffw&y for
XiverpdoJ.: "Enpajid, with a cargo of
5,500 bales iofi cotton, weighing 2,55,-
"3
10 pounds and valued at $258,500.
- Also, the German v barque Theodore
Voss, tat HuU, Eng., with, 2,847 barrels.
of rosiovaittea ai o,w.
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WILMINGTON
xoeai Dot.;
Lieut. Gov. "Stedman returned
'from:New York last night. - ,.: T. ; : .
Ther Criminal Court convenes
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. 1
-r Three marriage licenses were
issued the past week by the County
Register.- . : . . ..
j There . were, a number of r bald
heads in the front row at the matinee
yesterday. - 1 :) -
KevrJ B. Barlow iwill preach
in Brooklyn Hali to-day at 11 a. m,
and 7:30 p. m, . : . . ,
South port reports a heavy.laail
storm between-two and three o'clock,
yesterday morning. ' : ,
Seryices in St. 'Joan's Church
.at .7:30 tL. irull.a. m. and p. m. to
day by the Rev. Dr. Uarmichael.
The steamer A. P. Hurt
brought down 120 bales of cotton, 604
barrels of rosin, 45 casks of spirits
turpentine, 72 of crude, and 13 of tar.
The steamer Murchison, from
Fayetteville yesterday, brought 15
bales of cotton, 46 casks spirits tur
pentine, 215 barrels of rosin, and 3 of
tar.
At the First (colored) Baptist
Church to-day, at 3 p. m., Rev. A. M.
Conway will preach a sermon on
"Cutting God's Word." Public invi
ted. There were no interments in
Oakdale Cemetery the past week. In
Bellevue there were two, and in Pine
Forest (colored) Cemetery there were
five.
Prof. H. C. Lincoln and family
will conduct a service of song to-night
in the First Baptist Church. Subject:
"Faith." Services will begin at half
past seven o'clock.
Rev. Andrew J. Chambers,
pastor of St. Stephen's A. M. E.
Church, will preach his last sermon,
before leaving to meet the North Car
olina Conference, to-night.
-T- Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, pastor
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, will
preach in English to-day at 11 o'clock,
a. m. The subject of his discourse
will be: "Anarchy, its Causes and its
Cure."
Bishop J. P. Campbell, LL. D.,
will preach at St. Stephen's Church,
(colored) at 11 o clock, this morning,
and Rev. James H. A. Johnson, D. D.,
of the Baltimore Conference will
preach at 3 p. m.
At the Temple of Israel to day
the usual Sabbath services for Grace
Methodist Church will be. held.
Preaching at 11 o'clock, a. in. and 7$
o'clock, p. m., by the pastor, Rev. Dr.
Yates. Sunday School at 3 p.m.
A horse belonging to Mr. M. J.
Heyer stepped in a hole on the wharf
at the foot of Princess street yester
day morning. It was found necessa
ry to cut away the planking before
the animal's foot could be liberated.
The body of Soipio Hill, tbe
colored man who committed suicide
by drowning in the Cape Fear two
weeks ago, was found Friday after-
noon about five miles below the city,
floating in the river. The Coroner
held an inquest over the remains and
issued an order for the burial of the
body. ; '
The naval stores movement at
this port for the crop year, shows re
ceipts of. spirits turpentine to Novem
ber 19, 54,223 casks; rosin, 208,714 bar
rels; tar, 32,283; crude turpentine, 18,-
260. For the same time last year, 49,
227 casks" spirits turpentine; 204,804
barrels rosin; 34,773 tar, and 17,366
crude turpentine.
Isaiah Pigf ord, colored, for
whom a warrant was issued for breach
of promise by Victoria Larkins, ap
peared in Justice Millis' Court yester
day with a marriage license, showing
that he had fulfilled his promise and
been duly, united in wedlock to the
gentle Victoria. Without more ado,
the justice dismissed the case; on the
payment of costs. .; .. ' '
Firs Department. , .
The Columbia'Ho8e Reel Company
have received 500 feet .of hose from
the city. As their house is near the
cotton factory, lumber- yards and
creosote works situated in ; the south
ern part of the cityi; it. was certainly
well placed and affords that portion
of the city better protection against
fire. :- ;
Distribution, of, the new fire hose
has been made. The "Adrian,"- "At
lantic" and "Cape Fear" engines get
800 feet each, and 100 feet; is held, In
reserve. f The Banniker and Phoenix
hose reels companies each, get 500 feet
of oldhose P ' : : ; . , ;
Co icon KIoTeaient '--'"'''
The receipt , yesterday ' were 1,622
bales,against 1,807 the same day 'last
year; for tbe week; 10,007 bales,agalnst
8,847 the, corresponding week t last
year. Total ? receipts for the . crop
year.td date are 110,266 bale, "against,
receipts rot 7 76,252' ;baies" for the same,
. time last year; increase: 34,914 bales.. f
Tbeistock t tWs port-'is 22yl7
bales.' Tne total exports; wus season
areoof fi qaies, oi;wijiicu.,j
f oreignland 15,292 dbmestlev'
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Ni C, SUNDt Y, NOVEMBER 20," 1887.
IabM Urpaa rroetHni ' '
Mr. C. E. Bullard, of Bladen county,
whose, arrest and incarceration in the
jail of this county was mentioned in
the Stab' of yesterday, was brought
before Judge Meares on; a writ of ha
beas eorpu yesterday afternoon: '
, Mr. Ballard, was charged ? With ob-'
taining from plaintiff, Mr. R.W. Hicks,
money to the amount -of 475 and
goods and merchandise of .the value
of $67 73, by . falseljrand fraudnlent
ly" representing that he (Bollard) had
eleven hundred barrels of rosin ' at
Buie's Cross Roads, in Bladen county,
and at Smith's-Landing Ion the Cape
Fear river, .whereas, in truth and in
fact he did not. have eleven hundred
barrels of rosin nor any -amount ap
proximating thereto." . '
Mr. Bullard was. arrested at his
home in Bladen county and was com
mitted: to theail in thhveity, pend
ing an examination appointed. . for.
Monday (to-morrow) in default of bail
in the sum of $2,500 for his appear
ance before Justice Millis.
The petition of the defendant upon
which habeas corpus proceedings were
instituted by his counsel, Mesers.
Russel & Ricaud, alleges that the
imprisonment and detention are ille
gal, that there is no sufficient evi
dence to hold him upon the charge;
that he was arrested and imprisoned
without a prompt and speedy trial or
investigation of the charges, and that
an excessive, unreasonable and un
lawful bond has been required of
him for his appearanoe before the
said magistrate; that the amount of
the bond, $2,500, was fixed by the
magistrate or sheriff at the request of
Mr. Hicks, the prosecutor, or of his
attorney, Jno. D. Bellamy, Esq.
At the conclusion of the arguments
of counsel, Judge Meares reduced the
amount of bail required to $400.
Counsel for Mr. Bullard said that
bondsmen would be forthcoming to
day, and in the meantimeJMr. Bullard
returned to the jail.
"Two Old Cronies."
The 'Two Old Cronies' had the
usual small Saturday night's audience
in attendance last evening, but the
empty chairs and benches did not
seem to dampen the spirits of the
players, and the whole play was given
with dash and energy. While the
piece is without plot and can hardly
be described, it abounds in "hits" and
ludicrous situations, and is one of tbe
most laughter-provoking and mirth-
givfng entertainments imaginable.
The two leading characters are excel
lent, and their ease and grace, their
song and dances, their witty "aside6"
and general adaptiveness to all the
requirements of many and varied sit
uations, made their appearance al
ways welcome and the hungry au
dience call for more.
We can commend the troupe as far
above the average travelling combina
tions, and there is fun ahead for the
cities they have yet to visit.
Tit llap Cat. .
Stephen Freeman, the colored man
charged with rape,Jwas arraigned be
fore the Mayor yesterday morning
and after brief examination was com
mitted to jail to await the action of
tbe Criminal Court for this' county,
which will convene to-morrow.
The only witness introduced was
Mrs. Ada Sellers, who testified to the
assault committed upon her by the
prisoner. .She was positive that Free
man was the man.
Freeman attempted no defence be
yond a denial that he was guilty of
the crime. His demeanor was some
what against him . in the opinion of
many who watched him olosely. Free
man is a married man, his wife and
several children living on Ann street
between Sixth and Seventh. His
reputation is said to be not of the
best.
Fir Aeraift tl&lvr. .
The rosin oil still on Messrs. S. P.
Shotter & Co.'s naval stores - yard on
the west side of the. river blazed up
last night about half past nine o'clock.
An alarm wes given from box 24 at
the foot of Market street, and, the
fire department soon assembled.
The fire was nothing more nor less
than the Ignition of vapors escaping
from a leak in the condensing appa
ratus. It was smothered by wrapping
the pipe with guano sacks. , There
was no damage. Some of the mem
bers of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany crossed the river in boats fur
nished by! the government steamer
Qblfdx but. their services were not
brought into requisition. -
Bamar mt tb Cfltx JHJ"L
The ' Sisters " of Mercy, connected
with St '. Thomas' Catholic church of
this city, will hold a bazar at the City
Hall next Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, to raise funds for, the. repair
pf the building and. school , house of
the Sisterhood on Fourth street. A
number, of useful and ornamental ar
ticles will be offered for sale, 'and an
abundance of refreshments all to.be
sold at reasonable prices, r. t : ' ' J
i iiThe Sisters.of Mercy; are a branch
of the -ame - order 'that came here
from Charlestons S. C;,'; during the
fearful yellow7 fever ; epidemic ' of 1862
and did such faithful' duty and ren
dered such important; aid in ' nursing
the sick la that trying time";' '
' WMiMr ' iaunra;
The following are the indications'
for to-day, received at 1 a. m. :
. - For, Virginia, colder, fair weather,
with . cold . wave, preceded by light
snow, in eastern Virginia; fresh to
brisk northwesterly winds.
Iforth'1 Carolina, -South Carolina,
Eastern 1 Florida, Westerhf Florida,
Georgia, Alabama colder fair weather
with eold wave in interior; fresh to
brisk winds, shifting to northwest
erly and diminishing in force.
Ct W Siova.
A storm of intense energy is pass
ing along the northern boundary of
the United States, whieh produces
unsettled weather throughout its en
tire eastern portion. The barometer
in the centre of the depression was
unusually low yesterday morning.
The. lowest reported was 29.20 inches.
In this city it ranged from 29.50 to
29.60 inches, with a continuance of
its downward tendency.
The worst effects of the storm are
not likely to reach this section, but
strong southwesterly winds are anti
cipated by the Signal Service, as is
shown by- the following telegram
which was received at the signal
office in this city;
Washington, D. C, Nov. 19, 6 p.
m. "Hoist cautionary southwest,
storm central in Michigan, moving
easterly. Strong southwesterly winds,
shifting to northwesterly with in
creasing force. Greklt."
An area of high pressure is follow
ing in the wake of the high pressure,
end, as is oustomary, Is followed by a
cold wave. The temperature in the
northwest was near freezing, and
from all appearances in that section
it will fall considerably lower. This
unusually low barometer will, with
out a doubt, precipitate the cold
weather in this section with unusual
severity.
A Ctmciod Capurf.
There was a lively race on Princess
street yesterday afternoon, between
two constables trying to overtake a
prisoner who had managed to give
them the slip joat as they were land
ing him in the county jail, The chase
led up the street almost to the city
limits, when the prisoner, Aaron
Vann, was overhauled near Macum
ber's ditch. He drew a knife and
showed fight, but was speedily dis
armed and taken back to the jail and
locked up.
Vann is treasurer of Mt. Zion (col
ored) church. He was arrested yes
terday on a warrant charging him
with the embezzlement of funds of
the church, amounting to some fifty
or sixty dollars. He was arraigned
before Justice Henry Hall and pend
dingan investigation which will be 1
had to morrow, was oommitted in de
fault of bail for his appearance to
answer to the charge. Vann claims
that he paid the money to Rev, R. F.
Aldridge, the pastor of the church.
Rlayor Coaru
The City Court room was crowded
yesterday morning with spectators
The greater number were colored
people who had gathered to hear the
proceedings in the case of Stephen
Freeman charged with rape.
Freeman's case was soon disposed
of. He was committed without bail
to await trial.
Lizzie Merrick was charged with
allowing her hogs to run at large.
The testimony showed that she did
not own the hogs and she was dis
charged. R. B. Law ton, a respectable look
ing tramp, who said that he was
seeking employment, was ordered to
leave the eity. -
Wilmington Cotillion Clu.
A number of gentlemen of the city
met last night and organized a club
under the above name with the fol
lowing officers:
President Dr. George G. Thomas.
First Vice President F. W. Kerch
ner. Second Vice President Pembroke
Jones.
Secretary and Treasurer F. L.
Meares.
Governing Committee- J. W. At
kinson, Geo. W. Kidder, Jos. H.
Watters.
It is the purpose of the club to
give a few entertainments during the
season.
RIVER Alt D BIARIIf K.
Ger. brig SJovat arrived in below
yesterday. . ' .
Br. steamship Rosevillt, Dove,
hence, arrived at RevaL Nov. 10.
Nor. barque Oluf, Synness, from
Demerara, arrived at quarantine yes
terday. NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale,
THB PILOT BOAT XUMK A. DICK IB SOS, 41
to as bnrUuto, tontta 61 feet, beam 10 fee 6
lnohoa, draft 8 feet 6 loobes. In rood order aad
well found. If o disposed of before, will bo
sold at a action. In front of the Custom Hoase,
BTann8). vt , at 11 o'clock a. Moa- ateaday,
November ISih. ' - t'. 4. Mo COT.
nov 30tt. ...... , . . - - -
jkstal suaawar. optxrs his .pbotzs
aloQal aerrloea to the citizens of WHmlnxton S&a
vlclrUy. , Offlo, Vo 119 Varkei street, or
,:Tiora Eaxar. , ; ; ::. 2 . ; oetsttn -:
WiaoLE: .NO. 6602
2fKW, AJ5VEB7I1SEMENTS. - "
Appreciated; at Last !
THE LDPERIORIfT OF OOR MODS
ANDTHX
Lowness of Our Prices
ARK FAST BSOOmTINO aFFKSClATZD.
Tli lnteUtce&t. peotJ of . wllatatton wVJ
know wbeaBABGAr38ar obs4 laata, for la
pttof tfc warm weasber and ferl dauaatt
of trad w bd a larre demand for I
Winter Suits and Fall
Overcoats.
Tqm Oooda ar all new, t& material asd work
manship of lb tarns sr the befet, and we an al-
ri4rKUtae a rt puU'Joa for girto; a porfeet
fit aaJ aaUlaf jcooda lorer r 80 par cf nt. than
any CJolalaf hooas la Uli olty.
Call oa o and w will ooartac too of ahat la
claimed.
Dent forget ike plao.
A. S H.RI E-R'S
OLD STAND,
noT S3 tf iM xirket etreet
No Apology to Offer
0R AOAI.f CA1.14SO ATTKHTIOS TO MT
V&YBAKDS03fB A&SOKTXKXTOF
Fine Family Groceries
I bare ercrythlnx in thla line ta enlt the moat
faatldlona tat, and with these choke seleoitona
I offer In groat variety the vxual Uae of
SUBSTANTIAL GROCERIE! .
-ww -- - -tuw aawva wioaai atavb Aawvu
MewiloiledBaokwhaat. PureN- C. Bock wheat.
7 V WIS a7TOU VI
PABOLED'HOWELIt FLOUR.
the very Choioeat ta America.
Vaple Byrnp, New Orleans and Van Ills Sy raps.
Xlas-aat Olives ta Balk aad Oiass.
Condlmanta utd Kuum -f mwrnv-m win . n
TSrlety.
Whale and jrroud Bploea, perfectly pare
I aim to make mine the bast equip pad 6 tore for
FAMILY SPECIALTIES
in the 6ta:e.
amoBcstmyllneofCIUSRSanl CHSSOOTS.
Z, 0. L. BOATWniCIlT,
bot 20 tf 15 a 17 80. Front tt.
NEW FIRM.
C. B SOUTIIERLAND & CO.,
SttooM.rs to
E. P. McOOCOAU.,
Dea'er and Kncfactoro a of all ktnd of
Yfehlalea
prtoes
EsTlnir veenrel tbe sertlsea of an zpertcnoed
HORSE cHOSR. we are prepared ta do any and
all kind of Shoetog. Qlre ns a trial
nor 20 tf
C. B. SOUTHSRLVND a CO.
SPECIAL TO-DAY.
CUBA H02TEYC0MB ;
BUTTEB. CUPS, ALL FLAV0BB;
TAFriY, WALNUT. 1UI050 AHD PKAWUT
DS0P3.
These CANDIES are romethlaa- naw and made
fresh dally, aad tn order to lntrodnoe tttem to
the trade, we are seUlnx them at So eenta per
pound.
E. Warren & Son,
EXCHANGE CORSKR.
nor S) tf
Come and See Us
ONCE. AND YOU WILL VKVKR CO LSK
WHSHKTH4N TO
DICK & MEARES
to bny all yon need la the
)f KRCHANTTAILOBIjtG A2D QrNTLKMBS'S
FURS I IN Q LINK.
bot S3 It WNo. rront.
Neat and Durable.
QUR 8HOKS FOR TEX TO WEAR
to School are neat aad durable.
Our SHOES for the parent for Drew and street
wear are pretty aad fltjntceiy.
Genu' and Boys' SHOES in eadleea vazletr.
All at reasonable prtoes at
Geo. E. French & Sons,
108 KOHTH FROST 8TFZXT.
aovaotf
Our Overcoats
ARB BT OUR 1XTX5SIYX SALES APPfiZ
CIATKD BT THE PUBLIC
We offer at low rales a variety cf
BUSINESS SUITS.
POLO CAPS only 10 oentr.
XUX8OH,
novSOSt Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Headquarters.
0T
T7R STOCK OF ROBES A WD BLA9XET8,
1 Ooaoe. Track and Bum Harness. Saddle
and Saddlery Oooda, Traaks and Bajra, ta th
most compute aad cheapest la tbe city. A
choto lot of Lectin to errtvo Hoadsy.
FKSKXLL M DAXIEL,
Sin of thoBoraa, Ho. is mo. Front Bt.
aovtou (Eevtsw eopT-
i"waw-sa"isawspsiiiiiiis
Hardware.
XXTX UAVS A FTNK STOCK' OF BARDWARS
IV from which to appty yowr want. W
imaraattooarmkMaaslowa tbe lowest, aad
roods equal to aay. Also 0TOVXS ta great
variety aad at pttoe to salt. Hon-ror&iahlnc
axxdj; aad wovld also call atteotton to oar sow
Lamp CAaroraX ta best bow ob the man at. Al-
thoh vraxovervbusT,we try to Walt on. all
wnooau. - ai.iiKnia nAMiuaoo,,
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1TKW ADvXKITSEMElil
OVERCOATS,
0VEEC0ATS,
0VERC0A!
Ie all tbe latest Wes aiifc::
A FCXL LOS OP EU1TS 1H
English. Cheviots;
Sacks and Cutaway Frbckr.
WE KEEP FIRST CLASS GOODS OKLT.
All Tailor Made, E
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AT PRICE3 TH1T WILL PLEASE tPtJ,
In'fact we cannot and rin n : '
bo undertold.
No Cheap John Goods
Every article purchased from aa perfect. ?Ui-
faction suaranteed or money cheerfnCy, re
funded. . V i -
fl TT "PTR TTHT. A TV.
KCfO CLOTHIER. ' -
tovSO DAW tf -X A.
Kew York and Wilmington
Steamship Co. '
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FROM PIER 29. BAST RIVER. lUlWTtTJC
Located bet. Chambers and Roosevelt ftm:
At 3 o'clock P. K. x
GOLF STREAM Batnrday. -Nov.3
BENEFACTOR Saturday. Dec. S
GULF STREAM Saturday, " Dee. .)
FROM WILMINGTON. -
BENEFACTOR Friday.: "VJ5
GULP STREAM Friday. Dee. S
BESET ACTOR.. ...... .Friday, Dec
aw Throairh BUlsLadlmr and Lo west Throaa-h
Rate foaraateed to and from points ta NorUt
and Soatb Carolina.
Por FreUrbt or Paaoare apply to -
ri. . 5MALLBOJIES, n
9Uyri UlKlUKCUai -,ff.
WUmmxtoa. M.C
Tktoo. c Eser, TraAo Maaacar, HewTork,: :".
W. f. Cly t Cn Gonarai Areata .
noaotf S5 Broadway. New Tort. -
Thanksgiving Day,
BUT OMR OF MT HICK BROILERS AXT
have a food Thankegtytna; Dinner. T b
Paint, Oil. Tinware. Hardware. Be Odors' t. re
plies, Flshmc Tackle, Bactlna: Implemru,
oana, Pistol. Lamps, Lamp Gooaa, aad Alavas
tine alwava on bsjul. 2 '
eXO. A. TXCX'S, t '
nov tf a Sooth Front street.' :
n 11 TTT ' A VT-lSt 1 - -L .
Lull i waii ubui unriiiiiax, .
gUTooMB now. whubwx hIyb tiele,
aad selectvonr Pic tores and Frames aad avoid
tbe otaal RUSO. An elaet stock of GUt. rivh.
BroDcs, Oak and Cherry Moaldlnaa. Alao rko
tore Krd, Cord. Wire, Ac Ao. '
aovSOtf TATXa Book Store.
Sae, THinie ni M Pejicr V; -
JUST ARRIVED. CHXVALIIfl S ' IlTSrC3 r
the Hair, AVer's Hair Vkor. MonUromorya Cair
Restorer. Lyon Kathalron, Burnett Ooco-
aine, Ac
ROBKRT R. BKLLAMT. BriWit,'
novaotf y. W. Oor. Froat sad Market bis--
The Earth Trembled;."
By X. P. BOX. -C-v ' '
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BEM HTB, by LTW WALLACX." " '
aovtfltf! "a M. HARRIS."
3 - 'y&'r'Zyr
JLIXS AT LOWEST PRICES: - f
HARDWARE, ;
TOIWASX. - :.
CSOCKJtUT. " . ,
For sal by
aov ntt QTLXw M aTCBCHISOTT
olxju xo oe uiven iiway
JV R. L. HUTCUCfS' MAGIC POLISH. BEIKa
toot boUleaTnesdayt aad Frtdaya to 07 new .
bouse. So. IS Sorth JBeeoad Bt Practleal -Painter
aad dealer ta Imported aad Domestlo
Paint, Artist Material. Giaaa, Brnsbea, OUa. etc.
Contragtt tatea. nv its) t f
s IOtJIft J. POISSOH, : '.
CJJi 1 . RIAL XBT ATX AGXST.
r'i. I HO.UIHORTH SXCOKD BT.
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Partle wiahlnc to bay or aeH Real ZiUXe, asd
tboe havtsar Xatate to maaar aad Eesu to
collect, would do well to oall on mariov 'A It
Win. E. Springer & Co.,
JICPORTXSS AXO JD3B231S CF EAEDW a?. -aad
ntnCTIKT, Can offer tpeclal tadtioea.e t u
to Wtelasale tmyara," ' - " ; ' 1 1
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