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OCTLtXKS.
nr.:? Lull wm debated la the
, Vlst?rJjy by Mr. iiisooek, a
u ;, r o( the rioAoee commltt; a
. y.szi to the counting of Pre!-
'n'.
!,.fl
t wa pMd In both
the Senate a. Tifforom ef-
.. . , .n vJ to pvij a bill for the re-
widow of the late Chief
.. but objection wu pr-
.;; .in.i it went ow until this
1-
Over seven millions of
v rt. vterday redeemed by
i. nry. Three German
w hv b-ren ordered to Zanti
pro;rct German residents
v.-- .r endangered by a ri-
; nitive. There were
ticvr cases of fever in
v : yesterday and four
1- to date 3,319, deaths
- :rtu two 10 urm locnes 01
-Mttfrday in New Hamp-
i , -roiont and the province I
ine newpapr men I
1 ill vr r Ling a fund for the
f vtuily of Edwin Martin,
who fell a victim to
,v..r The street car
t ".licdMt'J are giving
"!;-r wu some rioting
A
it.- vJl
r ! iy
i.-'ia
v 1-,"
b.i' no seriouj dis-h-x
yet occurred.
... ;;vry stdbte In New York
.i'r)y..l by tlr'early yesterday
.:: - . .v :. boys were asleep
. , -1 : -:!- of whom was burned
v . ia 1 th other severely in
! v-":.'y -"'v-'a horses perished.
v 1
11''
i"::- " of
street ear opera- I
. ; 1 : -1; 14 extending, and the
, r!i .N orth and West sides
: up. eaoru nave Deen
.'I.iyor to effect a settle
! :7raee, and a partial
.n b..a reached, and the
a n now the one which
respective parties.
- T.: ' ih aco wheat market yes--!.
rralr and lower, the
. . S'.uioj changed to some
x--.: -.'-. br side; corn was
1: ! 1 wr, p:rk prodacts were
rui'i 1 " lower raot of prices.
- v r:. market: Money easy
1 : " -r-nt. . cotton quiet at 9i
1 .- outhrn floor quiet and
-at. October ft-lOofl 1H;
n : Oetobr 3tC3-ie; spirit
.;!.. t:- .!.- cady and quiet at -OjvJ
r :s.u ntectd and steady at
--.in weighs 195 pounds.
13,632,771
::-! ta the United
V.
iri- tW'.-.'A n '-ts nesrer the
1 mnllic-n s;rn moredw-
l.-.". i 14 xcte i n 1 looocent
j"o!j ir- irr-tf.-? 1 t jr lh) White-
l.hor r.z mtn 10 the North cow
t"n.a. '.---4; iion sgsin". Trats
pr-vea'.ioo of crcer.
i . u b In?roll i compli-
n"a:is.. (ifinr, the candidate of
i-u-nirv f or M.vor. s.in.rinns
' f ill
: unu: occurred . a Poluh
' :i": 1 - -rnr v.oq I lying s.
i , ia lover 60 proo. were
.1 XT' .
i".-
tr-nv D.-rui cn hit a Demo
:in.i,.iate fifty f.t off with
1 in
i" 'int ball.
rumor in
New York
became an
'.hi: V,
I be the Xnnchsusen
13. i easily.
i r.tter, oolorel, of the
)' uraSi a that fiftn
(
j
li'.i' l by colored mo are sup
Mr. CUUaJ.
i ' y i y ? After the elec
htj- eiacatioaal re
'"'r North Carolina from
inn ,
'-' t, Cherokee ?
I5 '::oois IQ Ireland is reported
ornv. John DttloQ se
n' ' i.ul hope for teoaota.
n,.tn says there is no
--r ia ihe Cleveland.
am
Western
Th,
paper.
ia rfrred to it yesterday.
3.
''t 1
- . .,iry oi iur, qui toe
'lUM ' , '
J . . . . - . 1 ' . ft. ,
t- tx 1: u ihe ssoae. If
w orth of salt yoa have
:,r - 't. Oaly th. aod
?Vi ;..
s 'U.r.
r
1l
r French CTraediao, M.
n. U :n .... V-. t. ... .
Co,
- .--w mors. Ill 11 ID
1 .
' toV in the United . i. night to wiplemperanca Pg!?,;
b V.Tr! i SiH SwSir mwm
Chaperons Mrs. K, G. Mearet, ; Bott as an artlat. p j aava.-, - v. . . f . . r'Jt-:-: -;
VOL. XLIII. NO. 15.
If a blacksmith buya tooli or mi
teml he mail pj bigb, and of ooarae
this affects bU patron tUo. For in
tanc b matt p&j on hone and
mole aho a tax of 54.05 per cent.
lbat 14 toity, II he bnyt 9155 worth
j a Ttmr D4?l 53 Ul and ffeU
$100 in aboe. If he buye an antil
v . . ....
he mast pay a tax of 34 oeola in the
dollar; on hammers, sledges, eta, he
paya 10 per oeot. in roaod numbers.
On horse shoe nails, fco., be paya a
Ux of 0 per cent. If be bays 10
worth be paya 17.60 of tax and geta
$10 worth of nails.
Tbe New Bern Journal corrects
an error in this paper in this way:
"We are partial toUe Wllaiagtoo 8tx&.
bat wt doa't like to see it calling 'the first
iron-clad ever belli' the Merrimack. No
Co a federal fitg erer floated over a craft of
tbal same."
We lake it all back. It was a slip I
of memory under preaare. The best
pnlted mind will dIit a trastincr
friend a trick now and then, yon I
know, brother Long, locum Unens.
By the way, oar profoandest bow
for thit graoefal, kind oompliment
to the Sta.x.
Carnegie draws $1,500,000 for hia
part of the profits in a Pennsylvania
iron mill, lie is of coaree a Protec
tionist. Here is tbe es lira it 9 of what
he gets from one aecoad of time to
one year, as ratio by tbe Philadel
phis Uncord:
Oaetecood $ M
Oae mlaote 5.73
Oas hour 843.40
Oae day 4.130 83
Oas wtk 23.848 50
Ooe naootl. 123,000.00
Ooeyer 1.600.000 00
We see that Mrs. Scott-Siddoca is
to read in Raleigh. .Sho is beyoad
question the most interesting and
gifted living female elocutionist.
Her entertainment here six or eight I
years ago was very charming and
1 . 4 - . ... I
eiegant. ooe wa. rao.
and lovely looking womaa and was I
grace and reficement personified. I
This is a free notice because aba
. , , . I
riv.u.,7 tc.il.- ...
The Bosloo Post has a very proper
view of the worth of the New York
Sun. as a tktiticil asustant. It sits :
.rv . k? . .v c. , I
bill U its ladorsemeot br tbe New York I
-Cleeland luck' aalo." I
It is the opinion of tbe knowing
ones that Hewitt will be elected. We
confess to uoenine.s about that tri
angular fight for the Mayoralty of
New York and iu influence upon the
Presidential election.
MOi mt tht Bt
Rotboro Courier.
The Wilmington Star is twenty
one yrs old, and as the editor says,
is old enoogb to vote, and we think
fully competent in every respect.
Th Sta ia tha oldest dailv niDer in I
ihe Sute. in fact U is the oldest aatly
ever printed tn thia Sute, aod we I
tno ne 01 108 "7 I
doing some noble work for the Dem- I
1. .. r .v.. I
ocratic party and bonwt government I
this campaign.
TJdJ1 CITY.
NBtDVRRTIIXB!TS.
A. Saaiaa Fioesboes.
If. M. KaTX-Brcala dsy.
Mrs sax A ood LavestmsoL
Mtsa DauJi Wood Mo. ic crass
C. C IL R. Chase e of tchrdale.
rt. A. BcaLoas & Co. Auciloneers.
OrsmA Hoirsa Batu new palotlogi."
E. Watus Jt 8or Blf barcaia day.
S19 8 irm St. Parties wishing board.
8. Yax Axadoa& Co Furniture sak
urMi u Bfsatwufe. I
Yesterday's mail brought the Star 1
an egg and an accompanying letter
from Mr. Henry Addix, of New Sup-
ply P. O., Brunswick county. Mr.
Addix says : I
"I send you by to-day's post an egg I
b?T2.a f.u el..t? ntei ut-
freak of nature, but a sure Indication I Une of hose. The "Atlantlo" en
that nature selected a 'Fowle' for the I glne and members of Wilmington S.
special duty to teach all mankind I v c r v 1 in thl tat.
, t . . . IT.
wuo u v uui a,uuw uuw iu ui., w
east their ballot on the 6th day of No
vember for Grover Cleveland, Allen
O. Thurtnan, Fowle and Holt and the
rest of the Demoeratle ticket.
"Mr. U.W. H olden gave me the egg
on Saturday last, and I full well
know the Star will hasten to make
'nature's' command known to Its
thousands of readers."
Th Li iu Ty , I
A meeting of the Wilmington Am- I
ateurs composing the Little Tycoon I
Opera Company was held Jast night
at the residence of Mr. J as. U. Chad
bourn, for the parpoee of perfecting
a permanent organization, when the
following oQcer were elected, viz:
President H. M. Emerson.
Vic President J. I. Metts.
SecratuTAAdTTmidMaCX ad
bo am... i v-nr-Tr.irT rrrv;: 0.1. av.T.': ;
Morn
H
WILMINGTON,
Leeal Do la.
Register to day.
Robbina and Strndwick apeak
here Friday night.
Remember that thia is an en
tirely new registration.
The box abeet for Batta Pano-
rm optn at Helnaberger'a.
t.. .v.j ta
Let the old Democrats and the
young Democrats turn out Friday
night.
1 ue regutsr lwipuunuaus uuiu
their county convention here next
o-.
The cat-squirreline of the Hook
0
and Ladder boys last night was de
cidedly interesting.
Miss Belle Wood, of States
ville, has removed to Wilmington,
where she will take a class in music.
The receipts of cotton yester
day were 3,703 bales, against 1,095 re-
ceived the corresponding day last
year.
Srr of nmrw.rta n. ritrht
by their registration precincts every
day. Why not step in and have your
nam entered ?
Boys, get your banners and
bandanas, for a grand Democratic
rally on the night of the 12th. The
lamps are filled and waiting.
The extension ladder of the
Hook and Ladder truck is a daisy,
and will be found a most useful ap
pendage of our fine fire department.
The inoomparable Janaaschek
will be one of the early attractions in
Wilmington. She opens an engage
ment of two nights in Norfolk to
night. There was no Mayor's Court
yesterday. The only case docketted
was that of a crazy woman (colored)
who was sent back to Florence, S. C,
where she came from.
There ought to be some Dem
ocratic speeches made in Masonboro
and Harnett Townships, and the
registration of Democratic voters
there ahould be looked after too.
. . T I J 1 A - t . . .
Dir. uarasaaie, geui, i
Standard Oil Company, presented a I
I . . . w r
barrel or kerosene to me loung uen s
Democratic iiud. it win oe nseato
fill the lamps for the big Democratic
nrH thm nI(-ht of th 12th Inst.
r " o
The "Streets of New York
Company" played last night to a very
small house-an audience of thlrty-
five persons. The playing was rushed I
and the performance was over by 9 15 I
o'clock. The company left for Colum- I
bla. 8. C, where they play to-nlght. I
tsi flew Track.
The new and handsome truck pur- I
chased by the city for Hook and Lad- I
der Company No. 1, was brought out
yesterday afternoon for teat and in
spection. The weather was "charm
ing," and many people were on the
streets and when the machine bad
reached the place appointed for the
exhibition a great crowd of persons
had assembled, who watched the per
formanee with muoh interest. The
truck Itself is a beautiful piece of I
workmanahip, and all Its appoint- I
menta are modern and first-class In I
every respeot. xnere were
present Mayor Fowler, Chief Olden-
... -rt , -n l - -,!!
buttel and Assistant Chief Newman,
and the Committee on Fire Depart
ment of the Board of Aldermen.
The Hays extension ladder and Its
operation was the most attractive
feature of the exhibition to the mass
of the spectators. It was first ex
tended to a height of twenty-five
feet, when two of ths member of the
Howard Relief Company Mr. Jno.
Orotjen ana Mr JDick Steljes mount
ed to the platform on top, with a line
of hose, and showed the Imaginative
spectator how easy It Is to put out a
big fire with a small stream of water
if it is only put in the right place.
After this the ladder was extenaea
its full length, fifty feet, and one of
the members of the Hook and Ladder
Company mounted to the top.
Ia the evening at 8 o'clock the truck
was again brought out and a further
test was made with the extension lad-
der and firemen mounted on top with
V. V. - '
The engine was stationed at the foot
of Market street and took water from
the river. From their elevated posi
tion tbe firemen threw streams to a
great height.
Tbe new truek is; certainly great
Improvement on the old one, and wil
no doubt, on occasion, prove a valua-
ble addition to the already sue equip-
ment of Wilmington's fire depart-
ment.
Bait -Paaoraaas.
Yoa will miss a good thing if you
fall to see Butt's Paaorama at the
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BeUAmj$ : iA gt)odJy ju3xe -
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embUd la" W46d;KAU.WedTasday 1
1NO
N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1888.
Programme far (be Demoeratle Parade
The following arrangements have
been made by the Young Men's Demo
cratio Club for the grand demonstra
tion to take place in this city on Fri
day nlgkt, the 12th inst
The members of the Young Men's
Democratic Ulub in lull uniform are
requested to meet at Linder's Hall,
corner of Front and Orange streets.
at 7.80 p. m.. and report for duty to
their division marshals as soon there
after as practicable.
Tne nrat division will form in front
1 regting up iJ'rOnt street, and the
I second, third and fourth divisions
I m t 1 l A a
I win xorm successively on me nrst ai-
I place on the right of the line, and
I "ill A. .....lk.J 1
The prooessioh will start at 8
o'clock sharp and move np Front
street in the following order:
Chief Marshal and Staff (mounted),
Oermania Cornet Band,
First Division Y. M. D. C, under
supervision of Division Marshal Q. L.
Martin.
Second Division Y. M. D. C, under
supervision of Division Marshal L. H.
Meares.
Third Division Y. M. D. C. under
supervision of Division Marshal Mar
tin Newman.
Fourth Division Y. M. D. C under
supervision of Division Marshal Geo.
Branch.
Citizens from various- wards in the
city
A halt will be made at the Urton
House, during which time the speak
ers for the occasion and the various
committees in carriages will join the
procession on the left.
THE LlIfK OF MARCH
Will then be resumed as follows: Up
Front street to Cheanut, np Chesnut
to Fourth, down Fourth to tTincess,
and thence to the Opera House.
Owing to sickness In the neigh Dor-
hood of the Democratic stand on the
corner of Dock and Third streets, the
SDeakintr will take place from the
steps of the Opera House, the use of
the same having been kindly offered
and accepted. Beats for ladies will
be placed in the City Hall Park.
We now have 213 lamps, which will
be given to the members, and it is
hoped that those who nave Deen
. A m A
spoken to in reierenoe to transparen
cies will furnish them for this occa
sion. Each division marshal should sup-
Ely nimseii witn a transparency, wnu
is division number on each side, so
that the members oan easily find their
division.:
The marshals and assistant mar
shals will report to the chief marshal
promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
- Those who have not secured beav-
rs and bandanas should do so at
once.
A nlace in line will be reserved for 1
those who have not as yet secured a
uniform, but it is hoped that eaoh
Democrat will see the necessity of
coming out in full regalia.
J. U. Morrison, unier xaarsnai.
J. T. Mbddiijv, 2d Ass't Marshal.
A Col snap
The Signal Service Bureauj?redict
ed frost for this section this morning.
and judging from the fall of the mer-
cury last night the prediction will
hold .rood. The temperature yester-
dav m0rnine was not far above the
froat point. Cheraw reported 40 de-
grees as the minimum, Weldon and
Lumberton 42, Wadesboro 45, Golds-
boro, Raleigh and Charlotte 46, and
Wilmington 57.
Veaiaer laciMUea.
The following are the Indications
for)to-day:
Vnr virMnf- fair ftooler. westerly
. .
WnrtK narolina. South Caro-
Georgla Florida, fair, fol-
iowed bv lijrht rains, stationary tern-
'
perature and variable winds.
Ike Carolina Central.
A change of sohedule on the Caro
lina Central railroad will go Into ef
fect to morrow (Thursday) night. The
evening train, nowJleavi-JSr at 7.30 p.
in., will leave at 6.40, and the morn
ing train will leave at 7.50 a. in.
Trains will arrive here at 8.40 a. m.
and 7.40 p. m.
IiIBT OF LETTEBS
Remaining in the Post Office Wed
nesday,. October 8th, 1888:
A J R Allen, A E Arment.
t f v Rrimnt. a W Brown. A
Bryoot, Augustus Brown, (8); Akrel
iJyrd.
n -Anntnlfl Clavton. (col). David
Clark, J J Coogan, Tom Cronlgan,
M J Cain.
D Elder Davis. ...
F Miss Julia A Fulton, Sallie Fer
guson.
u j-.nier uray.
tt rtiTHi TTarHsL Capt Sam I
Howland, Sallie A Hawkins, Willie
R Howland.
J Geo Jones, B C Jefferson, xnos
F Jarman. .. .
K J W King, mrs C M Keathiey.
L W H Lugram. ,
M H McCarthy, C W Moore, Edw
McGulre.
N Mrs Jane Nixon, mrs em wii-
son.
O Mrs S T Owens. TT
P Edia Powell, Prof H W Pose,
mrs Flora Pirce, Prof J M nctei,
mrs Arrilla F Piner.miss Lou Powers.
R-John Rushing, Caleb Richard
son, mrs Deaniel Rease, N C Rogers,
WMRud,(eol). A
S Mrs Heater onepara. xwu
flmltr. Tritaa TTAnfAr fl-rane. miss Exey
Seebarry, Dane E Scott, A J Skipper,
Sydney Small, Sampson amitn, oam
uel Simmons, (ool miss Maggie
Smith. . . ,.
T John B Taylor, mrs JS a. Aayior,
mrs M A Taylcjju . . !
ilson,
1 a tti n i
. TrnpTiA .Q.ounr r .. . '
9' 1! W U '" 1 S
:biver and marine
The steamer Fanita came off the
marine railway at Skinner's shipyard
yesterday morning early, (repairs to
her hull being completed), and clear
ed yesterday evening for New York
with a full cargo of; cotton, naval
stores and miscellaneous freight.
The British steamship Gaboon
jettisoned about 800 tons of her cargo
of salt. She is deeply laden, draw
ing over nineteen feet. Lighters were
sent down yesterday to bring up part
of her freight and the vessel herself
is expected up to-day.
There are four foreign steamers
in port and two more on the way
hither.
MOTHERS 1 "MOTHERS ! MOTHERS I Are
you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by
a sick child Buffering and crying witn the exoru
oiatine pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at onoe
andgt a bottle of MftS. WINSLoW'l SOOOT
INO SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little suf
ferer immediately depend upon ft there is no
mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever used it who will not tell yon at once
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.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S, A. SgUqss & Co., Auctioneers
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IP YOU
want to see fome real pretty China C rookery,
Glassware and Panov Good, call at our Auc
tion Rooms, No. 21 and 23 Market street, next
Triday.'as we are receiving large consignments
dally and will have them ready for inspection at
that time. oct 13 it
GUARDIAN SALE
OP PireSONAL PHOPJSBTY AT AUCTION.
VrjJ WILL SELL IN PBONT OF TUB COURT
House, this day, at 18 o'clock M., a lot of Furni
ture, cod slating of Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables,
Glasses, Bureau, Ac, Ac.
S. VAN AMRINGB & CO.,
oot 10 It Anotloaeers.
Parties Wishing Board,
JOOMSLIRGB AND PLEASANT, CAN BE
aooommodated .
Apply at
oot 10 tf
21S South "Fifth street.
MUSIC CLASS.
MISS BJSLLB WOOD WILL OPEN HER
3yL-ia.3c Class
Monday. October 15th. Applications to be made
at the residence of Mrs. Fred. Rob:non, 109
North Fifth street. oot 10 It
A special communication
f V THK GRAND LODGB OP N. C. A. P. A A. M.
V
will be held in St. John's Masonic Hall, Wilming
ton, N. C , at 9i o olook p. m., uotooer jo, ior
the purpose ot laving tbe corner stone of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
oct 9 2t O. H. ROBINSON, G. M.
A Good Investment.
SUIT OP CLOTHES MADS TO ORDER
from the finest stock of Foreign or Domestic
Piece Goods ia the city. All work done on the
premises, thus giving emplojment TO OUR OWN
PEOPLE.
MTJjS'SOU,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
oot 9 tf
Do Not Forget
Our Big Bargain! Day
IS
Friday, October 12th.
E. warren & son,
EXCHANGE CORNER
oot 7 tf
A. SHRIER'S
FINE SHOES.
GO TO
S!HEHBE'S
SHOE STORE
ON MARKET STREET,
and you.will find lust what you want in ihe
Slioe Line.
ses(8tf '
My New Process Shoes
A RE TAKING THE LEAD. EVERYBODY
likes them. Call and see them at
H. a EVANS',
oot 7 DAW tf
117 Princess street.
Wanted,
TEN THOUSAND cash tUBivju v ow
.... .iivnsj;.f 'I':.' '-'I" :
their Tobacoo, .Snuff, Pipes and Cigars of
W . ii.. OXIJSV-M,
oot 7 DAW tt Cor, Front and Frinoesf ats.
Eemoval,
WHOLE NO. 6877
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday Night, Oct. 10,
ARTHUR L. BUTTS'
NEW PAINTiN.JS JUST COMPLETED.
Secure your Seats.
ADMIS3TON Children under twelye 15 oents.
Adults 25 oents. Keserved seats 85 cents
Seats on sale at usual place, sep 7 St 7 9 10
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
Change of Schedule.
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
" No.l No. 8.
Cct. 11. !8fi8 Daily ex. Daily ex.
Sunday. Sunday.
Leave Wilmington. 7.50 a. m 6.40 p. m
Leave Maxton 11 12 a. m 11 f7 p. m
Leave Laurtnburg 11.43 a m 12 82 a m
Leave Hamlet 128 p. m 2 00 a. m
Leave Charlotte 4 10 p. m 7.00 La. m
Leave Linoolnton 5.46 p m
Leave Shelby. 6.M p. m
At. Bntherf'dton ,8 15 p. m
SASTBOUND TRAINS.
No. 2. No. 4.
Cct. 11. 1888. Dally ex. Daily ex.
Sunday. Sunday.
L've RutherTdton 7. 10 a. m
Leave Shelby 8.83 a. m
Leave Linoolnton 9 88 a. m
Leave Charlotte U 21 a m 8.C0 p. m
Leave Hamlet 8.00 p. m 1.45 a. m
Leave Laurtnburg 8 M p. m 2.49 a. m
Leave Maxton 4 13 p. m 8.19 a. m
Arrive Wilmington 7 40 p. m 8.40 a. m
Trains Nob. 1 and t, 8 and 4 make close con
nection at Hamlet with trains to and from Ra
leigh. Through- Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
pad Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh in Nos.
8 and 4 trains. ... .
Take Train No. 1 for Statesvflle and Stations
on W.N. C. B. R- and points West, and No. 8 for
Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and
all points Southwest. Also, for Ashevllle, via
Spartanburg.
Local Freight Nos. 5 and 6 tri weekly between
Wilmington and Laurtnburg, leaving Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Local Freight Nos. 7 and 8 tri- weekly between
Laurtnburg and Charlotte.
Local Freight Nos. 9 and 10 trl-weekly between
Charlotte and Rutberfordton.
Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 do not take passengers.
L. C. JONES,
Superintendent.
P. W. CLARK, General Passenger Agent.
oolltf
OUE
$2.50 AND $3.00
MEN'S CONGRESS,
LACE & BUTTON SHOES
ARE NOT EQUALLED IN
FINISH AND DURABILITY.
We have lust received a new lot, to which we
invite your attention.
ALSO THE MOST COMPLETE AND CHEAPEST
LINE OP
Boys' anil Yotlls, Button and Lace Sloes
IN THE CITY.
Don't Forget
Gar SOLAR TIP SHOES for Children to wear to
School. Call and we Will take plea sure in show
ing them.
Geo. R, French & Sons.
oct 7 tf 108 North Front St.
Just Arrived
THE LARGEST. HANDSOMEST AND CHEAP
EST STOCK CP
LAP ROBES AND BLANKETS
eveiCshown in the city.
Don't take our word for it but come and see
for yourselves, and remember we are head
quarters for Trunks, Dags, Harness and Saddlerv
H. L. PBNNBLL,
The Horse Milliner,
oct 7 tf 10 South Front St.
Get a Hove on You.
THAT IS THE COMMON EXPRESSION ON
the 1st of October; not so with us. The old
No. 7 South Front street suits us firstrate, where
we will continue t scrape acquaintances for
another year. A white man oan get white work
done by white workmen. We make a specialty
of latest styles of Hair Cutting.
H. C. PREMPERT,
Sep 80 tf Bed Bandana. No. 7 South Front St.
Ht. St. Joseph's College.
COURSE OP STUDIES CLASSICAL AND
Commercial. Terms Boarders per session
of five months. $100. Day students according to
grade. Studies will be resumed on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3, 1888. Addrees
BRO, JOSEPH, Director,
Carroll P. O.,
Baltimore County, Md.
Send for Catalogue. aug 4 2m
Wrapping Paper.
QLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN-
dred or n arger Quantities at reduced prices.
Jy 28 tf STARIOFPICB.
Oil Salesman Wanted.
GOOD OIL SALESMAN AT ONCE. AD
dress, with stamp,
THE PACIFIC REFINING CO.,
oot 9 St Cleveland, Ohio.
500 Barrels Flour,
200 BUSHELS MEAL.
25 BAGS RIO COFFEE.
15 BARRELS NICE RICE.
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES handled very
dose D. L. GORE,
123, 122, 124 North Water street,
oct 9 tf Wilmington, N. C.
Wanted, Wanted,
1 A A BARBELS MULLETS WANTED AT
XUU onoe, for which the highest market price
will be paid. . I have the Agency Jor the weil
Uxown Howardr Cigar, guaranteed to contain
a. genuine Havana filler and free, from all flavor
and adulteration.'. A trial will TOnvince you."
'.'i- .; r . 8AMURLJBEAB, Sr..
Suffer
:xrgisr lemon Hot. drops wjtLam :
s35Cj
cct7tf s i " ,KewHarkel,
Oftiwra oil I ) co
mrwfmt 1 .... . j
Threa Daya. ....... 0.-. f
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Four Dava.......
00
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rive -Jays,
On Weak. 4 CO
m' Two Weeks, f 0
" One Month, It 00
" Two Months. ... 18 fO
" Three Months...... M Co-
- Six Months, 4S CO
Om Year, M CO
CSTContraot Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates.
Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one squat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
October 11111,1888.
BARGAIN DAY
AT
R.1. (VI. KATZ'S
CASH HOUSE,-
ASTONISHING PRICES OF
Children's Wear.
10,000
CHILDREN'S FLANNEL UNDIR-
WEAR. PROM 35c UP.
ONE LOT HOSIERY,
WORTH 20o FOR 9c PER PAIR.
BEAUTIFUL
Children's Cloakings,
worth from 50c to T5e for 26c per yard.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
.00 and upward.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITIES 07 8ECUR
! ING THE ABOVE BARGAINS ON
Thursday, Oct. llth,
AT
IiyL liVC. K" A TZ,
CASII IIOUE,
116 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
oct 10 tf
For Rent,
HOUSE iNo.!;808MARKET.; BB-
tween Eighth andLSlneth streets.
III!
SSI
Houie onVulberry. between Front
and Second streets.
FOR RENT Pine Honso cornerffof Seoood
and Ann streets.
FOR BENT House No. Its. on' 0th, bestween
Prlnoess and Chesnut streets.
PoR RENT First Floor oyer ftore Vo. IUH
Market street
FOR RENT Halls,'Gffloes aad Stores.
Appjy to
D. O'CONNOR,
sep 89 tf Real Estate Agent.
Time Tabic No, IO.
Wilnunficton Seacoast R. R.
Joe.
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 11. '88, 7.00 A. M.
b::s
fiiiSl 1
v
Leave Wilmington, I Leave Bammooka.
Leave 7.00 am Leave 7.45 am
Leave 9.80a m Leave lo.saam
Leave 280 pm Leave B.10 p m
Leave 0.00 pm Leave O.COpm
J. H. CHAD BOURN, J a.,
sep 11 tf General Manager
For Summer Trade !
-J AND BOMB COLORED ORGANDIES, FIG
ured Batlsts in light and dark colors.
Five oent Lawns, In good styles, olean and
neat, better than oan be had elsewhere.
Great reduction in price of Plaid and Striped
White Goods. Handsome qualities as low as 10
and 12o. Bargains in Woollen Summer Goods
for Ladies. BesVFrtnch Albatross In delloate
shades at 6O0 per yard. Prenoh and American
Satin ea at oost to oash or prompt payers. Bom
rare bargains In Lisle and Balbrlggan Hose. A
big Job In Gents' Gauze Vests, our general
stock Is complete and being offered at greatly
redooed prices.
je 26 tf JNO. J. HEDRICE.
To the Public.
rjpHB PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
call in and examine my number nines Wheeler
A Wilson-
O0t7tf M. T.DAVIS.
Electric Bells.
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OP NSW
Patent Electric Bells, Also Shells, Guns. Pis
tols. Ac, whioh I am selling low down. -
oct 7 tf 29 South Front street.
B. F. Keith, Jr., & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries. Also receivers of Bhlseles and
Brlok, which we offer very low to the olty trade
isu Hortn water street, wumington, . u.
oot jjsw tf su we ir
A. E. Hawkes'
QELEBRATED EYE GLASSES AND SPEC
TACLES at
ROBERT R. BELLAMY'S
Drug Store. ;
sep9tf N. W. Opr. Front and Market Bt.
Wm, E, Springer & Co.; .
IXPOSTER3 AND r JOBBERS OF ; AMERICAN
. . . 1 '.
an4eFpfelgnr4ware..Alsodlrfct,w v i
lMSarthenwAra.' .;.'0J.1 '.. . ' ' :U
sepao tf . is rronfcPT wu-iimmmpj
HbteI;;Hacoi.iS
H jRvitXB;;:;C.itN5lftl :
IwJTic? i.iifl-MxH.i ;;a-l::.-.-3 o a:br!t ..
nent - LargfrsamrlS room n Mais atreet Fcaol
8U-bl in oonnecUonHot andcold Water bs'hfc. -'Everr'
oohvenlenJe'possiblev for -the traveuag - -;
nua.-f'Oi'rw.ii. it s, MOUJXJS, opnetra.f -S.
B. MOORE, Manager. ; ; . aug 10 '
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