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VOL. XLV. NO. 35
A Brooklyn woman ,wboee baaband
left her twenty year ago, aaw a no
tice of hie death in a Chicago paper
nod oojneladed the would go oat
thero and aee ifjhe left anything alee.
She wont, bat inetead of finding him
a placid oorpee abe foand bim a very
macb aarprieed and diagaated man.
And abe waa a macb arprined aa be
waa when he informed that be hi
gotten a divorce f:om hr twenty
veara ago. At laet acoonota ahe held
tbe fort, and vowed that abe would
boM it until he acknowledged ber
m tra wife and the divorce fraudu
lent.
Tbo K inner t E&changt, pahlish
d at Fayvltevilli", and tbe Scoltith
Chf, pobliabed at Rrd Sprioga,
have been cnoeciidated, and their
pltce taken by tbe Farmer and
&xUun Cnitf, which made ila 6 rat
appearance from tbe office in Fay'
etteville, where it wiil be published,
luia week. It ia pubhahed by a
crap'ty, no. ih undr tne minige-
men: of K. T. Covington. It is a
rttr. g-ji pper. .iod bis the
a . a
Stab's bet wishe.
1 he Charleston iVncj and Courier
nil, on Febrory 22i, distribute to
tbe lucky drivers among ita aub-
cribvr oo honlred vluible prt 8-
rots, cocmstiog of watches, pianos,
.... All
orgc, aci'g marninfs. eiu, u
anb-cribers to the boneiay AVws, the
Weekly AVwm and Courier, and the
usiiy t ana ' uur icr iu ubvt
an equal chance n draw ome of
these prisee. Hut a paper aa good aa
th AVies and Courier is prixe
enoagb.
Geo. liuttrworth aays that the re
aolts of hi study of those old mir.a
aoripts he du up in Fans, convince
him that America was discovered by
Irishmen about A D. 500. But a
o.l mr.y of rm got lost in tbe
woods over here. Ferhape this was
the way tbt tho "sriid irishmen
e aometimes hear about originated.
I)r. Cay lei 'a cbarch in New Vork
last Saodiy was crowded to bear an
Krl preaoh. The pious eoal rushed
in early but were disappoint- d whn
the Karl didn't preach but only said
something sbout philanthropic work
in the Britiah empire. How foreign
title- draw, even in the pulpit, in thi
great democratic Republic.
Mr. Krama IWkwilh, of Brook
lyn, ann uccs herself a candidate
f r Mayor of that town, and tbe bad
boys go in front of her houie ar.d
holler "VVoa! Kmma!" hmma will
sad oat on thm unawares if they
don't kp a sharp look out, anatch
em a rrs her kcee, a d then it will
be woe locow boy.
A la suit that began in Foland in
1490 about a fcrty acre tract of land,
bis just been closed by dividing the
tract into two parts, giving each
claimant half. It waa Fo land too.
Td original claimants who in
stituted tbe Bail, have been dead
eom-j time.
Oo th 3Q.h of September there
were 521 veese.s under ccnatructioo
in tbe yarda of England, 121 more
thin at th" asme period last y-ar.
We ud to build some ships in th.a
country before the high taritT knock-
d the bottom cot of car ahipa acd
the ehipboildmg basinras.
Tbe Stab is io rtc ipt of a very
useful ard valuable postal directory,
published by the New York Evening
'o, 208 Broadway. Frico 6ft?n
cents.
X1
.atra nvKKTlsar.!i i .
WajrTmD TravelllDg asleamcn.
grTaa Omca V rappiof paper.
Mcnaon A Co Sbow-csse goods,
phases A Sow Avoid ukiof cold.
I olios
RseelpU of cotton kt this port for
tbe month of October aanrxefrate 37.
mn baJee: the same month last year.
47.90. ReeeipU for the erop year to
November 1st, 58,414 beJee; to aame
date laet year. 3e,7a.
The stoek at this port ia 9.780 bales,
against 18.116 at same date laet year.
istus aislsa BJtolsi
Rain was reported yesterday in all
the districts of the cotton belt with
the eseeption of tboee of Wilming
ton and Charteetoo. Tbe aaeaa min
imum temperature ranged from 88
degrees for the Oalveeton district to
84 for Vieksburg. In t his dist riei the
range was from 48 degress at Weld on
to AO at Wilmington and Florence.
Morning
WILMINGTON, N.
Mr. Oscar Pear sail ia grad ally
improving. '.though quite unwell as
yet.
Rain is predicted for to-day and
eolder weather to follow in a day or
two.
F .. Mr. Feaobau, we regret to
learn. Is aick and confined to his borne
with a severe cold?
Tbe regular Saturday excursion
wo the Seacoast road to day, to tbe
Hammocks and return for 25 oenta,
Tho new winter uniforms for
the poliee, with huckleberry colored
hats, were issued to tbe men yester
day.
President HarrisonV proclama
tion naming Thursday, the 23th inst,
as Tbanksgiviug Day, has been Is
sued. Orion Lodge 67, L O. O F., baa
plaeedjmemorial blocks of marble at
the graves of three of thsir deceased
brethren.
-M)nr Fowler has received an
application from Fayetteville for a
detail of policemen to attend the
Centennial oelebration.
There will be pr. aching at the
Seamen's Bethel on Sunday evening
at 4 o'clock. Seamen and the public
generally are invited to attend.
CapL F. M. JtmtH reports only
six iuterments the past month in the
oounty ciusUry-O&kjrrovs. Of these
two were adults and four children.
All colored.
The tirst excursion of the season
to Caroliua Beach will be given to
day ou the Passport, the boat leav
ing her wharf at 9.30 o'clock this
morning. Fare for the roun d trip 25
cents
A lar force) of laborers is at
. i . t 1 . V
wuri clearing me Krouuu ior iue
erection of warehouses and sheds on
the wharf and yard of the U.F. &Y.V.
railroad at tbe foot of Mulberry
street.
B itish briganline Mercur cleared
for Fleetwood Kng . with 1,537 casks
of spirits turpentine, measuring 75.-
681t (tallons and valued at fo4.su.
Cargo shipped by Messrs. Williams
kfurehiaon.
Tbe Fayetteville and Wilming
ton line of steamers will carry pas
sengers at reduced rates to the Cen
tennial at Fayetteville. Fare for the
rouud trip (including meals) 84.00;
without meals, 8.00.
It is announced that tne Pur-
. . . Ml 1 - . , , f f I i
retl Mouse win u ooou. uuw. -"
new management, not later than De
cember 1 Mr. Roderis now in New
York selectiug articles for the house
that cannot be had here.
Messrs. J. W. Fry, General Su
perintendent, and W. E. (our "Em-
inett") Kyle. Oeoeral Freight and
Passenger Agent of the Cape Fear
aud Yadkin Valley Railway, were
welcome visitors at the Star office
yesterday.
navsU Mure.
Tbe receipts of naval stores at this
port for the crop year to Nov. 1st, as
compared with receipts to same time
last year are as follows: Spirits tur
pentine, 45,989 casks; last year, 45 -
920. Rosiu, 123,436 barrels; last year,
119,336. Tar, 24,313 barrels; last year,
28,694. Crude turpentine, 12,788 bar
rels; last year, 14,205.
Stocks at this port as compared with
same date last year are as follows:
Spirits turpentine, 3,502 casks; rosin,
35.902 barrels; tar. 3,351 barrels; crude
turpentine. 786 barrels. Last year
Spirits turpentine. 3,129 casks; rosin.
84,764 barrels; tar, 1,669 barrels; crude
turpentiue. 881 barrels.
Port MSUSllCS.
The booka of tbe Harbor Master,
Capt. Jos. Price, show arrivals of ves
sels of over 65 tons at this port dur
ing the month of October, as follows:
AMKRICAN.
Steamers 76,071
Schooners 123,496
tons.
PORKION.
Steamers 10 12,010
Karques 4 1,588
Briics 2
56
Schooners 1
BO
Total 86 23,816
The same month last year, the
arrivals were 37 vessels; 23,284 tons.
The same month in 1887,45 vessels;
26,625 tons; and the same month in
1886, 36 vessels; 17.808 tons.
ran is lirsrw lo OetBar.
The books at tbe Custom House
show tbe aggregate of exports of cot
ton and naval stores to foreign ports
tbe past month to be as follows :
Cotton 85,378 bales, weighing 17,
835,281 pounds; value. $1,794,368.
Spirits Turpentine 128,567 gallons;
valued at $88,595.
Rosin 24,820 barrels; valued at
$85,946.
Tar 400 bbls.; value, $780. Rosin
Oil 2 bbla; value 10. Pitoh 250
bbls; value $313.
narra art
Carrie Bills, colored, disorderly,
was fined $10 and costs; five dollars of
the floe waa afterwards remitted.
Fanny Green, colored, keeping an
unlicensed dog, five dollars and
I costs
C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1889.
Cbnrrb ABaeanessjaaass.
At St. Andrew's Church to-morrow
the morning discourse will be on
"The Purport 4gt$be Transfigura
tion." J.JMgart; "When Not to
Pray."
Rev. T. H. Pritchard, D.D., will
preaoh both morning and evening at
the First Baptist Church to. morrow.
After the morning service the Lord's
Supper will be administered.
The Executive Committee of the
Evangelloal Alliance will meet Mon
day at 10 a. m., iu tbe room) of the
Y. M.C. A. Pastors of the Alliance
are requested to make announce
in nt of the meeting Sunday.
On account of the sickness of Rev.
Mr. Peschau, there will be no services
to morrow in St. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church on Sunday at 11 a. in. and
7:80 p. m, Time of evening service
has been changed, as will be observed
Sunday boiuif me anuiTowmry of the
present rectorship, tbe morning ser
mon will be appropriate to the occa
sion. We have been requested to state
that the pator, Rev. W. S. Creasy,
will conduct the usual Sabbath ser
vices at (irace Methodist Church to
morrow at 11.00 o'clock a. m. and 7.30
p. in., whether the bells are rung or
not, and at the close of the morning's
service the sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be administered, for the
last time the present Ecclesiastical
year.
The Business and Working Men's
Prayer aud Experience meeting will
be held at the Seamen's Bethel, on
the south side of Dock between
Front and South Water streets, to
night at 7.30 o'clock. All are invited.
These meetings are pleasant ana
profitable,
luiautlclde Alleged
John Holt, colored, was arrested
and locked up late Thursday nigbt
ou the charge of having made away
with the infant child of his wife.
Phillis Holt The couple live in a
house with a number oi other color
ed persous, on an alley between Cas
tie and Queen and Third and Fourth
streets. The police found tne woman
too Bick to be removed aud a
guard was placed over her.
Yesterday, after diligent search,
the officers found the body of
the infant a male child wrapped
in a piece of cloth and buried in a
corner of the lot. There were no
marks upon the body that would
indicate foul play, but a post mortem
examination, made by Dr. Potter,
Superintendent of Health, showed
that the child was born alive. Coro
ner Jacobs was notified of the find
ing of the body and will hold an in
quest upon the remains this morn
ing.
Holt has recently returned to Wil
mington from the State penitentiary,
where he served a term of three or
four years imprisonment, having been
convicted and sentenced for perjury
in the Criminal Court of this county.
He denies any knowledge of the affair
or that his wife had given birth to a
child. The woman said yesterday,
after the body was found, that she
bad concealed the birth of the child
from her husband, and that she had
herself buried the body, thinking the
child was dead.
tai K rtfn- .
The following are the forecasts for
to-day:
For Virginia, rain, cooler, easterly
winds.
For North Caroliua, 8outh Caro
ina and Georgia, rain, slightly
cooler, southerly winds.
For Florida, fair weather, except
rain in northern portions, stationary
temperature, southerly winds.
Police 51 cord
The police made 121 arrests during
the month of October; of which 85
ere of colored persons, and 36 white.
Twenty of the colored were females
and two of the whites females.
Police court fines collected during
the month, $348.50. Pound fees $19.75.
Six alarms of fire were reported and
eight places of business were found
open at night by the police.
H1VBH ASD -l lHiNK
Schooner St. Croix, Rosebrook,
sailed from Boston for this port
Oct. 25.
German barque Antares, Rahdes,
sailed from Rochefort for this port
Oct. 15.
Norwegian barque Garfield sailed
from Buenos Ayres for this port
Sept. 29.
British schooner Inglewoode, Buley,
sailed from Newcastle, N . B., for this
port Oct. 24.
British steamship 7Vq;'n, Brown,
sailed from Liverpool for Southport,
N . C, Oot. 29.
German barque Margarethe, Sup
plies, sailed Oct. 18th from St. Vin
cent for Wilmington.
There are five British steamships
in port and three on the way here
the Tropic from London Oot 19, the
Bawnmore from Montevideo Oct. 22,
and the Golden Horn, Teneriffe,
Oot. 24.
Star
QGABTKBL X aPPOIMMEN TSt
WftaslaisriOBillMatrlea Fonrib Round.
Cokesbury Circuit, Cokesbury, No
vember 2d and 3d.
Bladen Street, November 21st.
Brunswick Circuit, Zion, November
23d and 24th.
Onslow Circuit, Tabernacle. No
veniber 16th and 17th.
Trustees of Church property are ex
pected to have their reports ready.
Kenansville Circuit, KichlandsNo
vember 9th and 10th.
F. D. SWINDRLIi,
Presiding Elder.
Unroll Notices.
St. Aodew'8 Church, Presbyterian, corner
Fourth and Campbell sts. Rev. Jotn W. Prim
rose, Pastor, fcunday services at 11 a. m and
7.o0pm slabbath school at 3.p. rayer
seeilnff a.d Lec nre vfednesda nt 7.30 p. m.
Tho pnbilc cordially invited, teats free.
First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third and
Orange streets. Rev. Peyton H. Hoge, Pastor,
dciviooe Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 SO p. m., iu tLe
o: urch tunoay Hciiool at 4 p m Lociuro and
Prayer meeting Thursday night iu lecture ioo3.
8 o'olk Visitors weloome to all serv.c ;a
K ont Street Chapel oi the Firs'- i resOjterian
Osurch, corner Front and Queej streets ,-t.r-rlots
Buuday 11 a. m. and 7 45p m , eonduoted
by Rev. W. McO. Miller. Sunday ecbco Ht4p
m frejer mdetlns w'ednesj&v i-lsi-t 7 45
Visitor a: way weloome
urace Methodist fi. Church, i.ortheast comer
of Fourth and Jiulberry streets. Kev. v. s.
Creaav, pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 o'clock
a.m. and 7.S0 p m. babbath school 3 30 p. m.
Weekly rrayer Ateeting and eciure Weduoeday
evening at 7 30 o'clock, beats iree. a cordial
invitation H extended to stranger . and visitors.
'ihe congregation of Fifth Street M. K. Church
South, will hold services in Union p cliooI Uou-se,
on 6tn, between C'nuronand iun streets, Rev. ii.
C. Reamau, pastor. Preaching to morrow vSua
day; at 11 a. m. ana 7.30 p m. isuii-iay school at
i30 p m. CLiss Mebtlag at 4 CO o'c.ocR irayer
.v.eetlug Wednesday nUiht at 7 0 o'clock.
First Raptlst Church, corner of i'lf th and Mar
ket streets. Rev. X. H. Pritchard. D. L., pastor.
Services at 11.00 a. m. aud 7..0. ni. ACiei
trie mornltig services the i-ord's &uppr vsiil be
admluisierea. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Resu
iar motthij business meeting Monday t-lht at 8
o'clock. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday
night at 8.L0 o'clock, (strangers cordlal.'y In
vited. Brooklyn baptist Church, cor- of ronrtn
and Brunswick street, ev. a. a. bcrugg ,
Pastor. Services a 11 a. m. atd 8 Oj p. m. -sun-day
school at a.30 p. m.
Riaden btreet M. St. Church, Kev. T. Pago
Rlc-.ud, Pastor. Hervlees Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and at 7.30 p. m buuday School at -i.3J
p. m. Wesleyan Ciasa Meeting every Tuesday
nlget Regular Prayer Meeting every Tliarbday
nlght.
Cfcutrf-l Baptist Church (co.orod). corner
Seventh and Red Cross streets, Be? u T. uhrist
ma8, Pcator Preaonlng Sunday at 11 a. m , by
Rev Mr. c'anady (white); at 4 30 p. ta. address
by Kev. Mr ecrugs; and at 8 p. m. i ev. R. J.
Saunders. D. 1 , will preaoh. The puDltc are
invited to attend.
WHO IS MRS. WTNSLOW f As this question
s frequently asked, we will simply say that she is
a lady who for upwards of thirty years has unti
ringly devoted her time and talents as a female
Physician and nurse, principally among children.
She has especially studied the constitution and
wants of tnls numerous class, and, as a result of
this effort, and practical knowledge, obtained In
a lifetime spent as a nurse and physician, she has
compounded a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. It operates like magic giving rest and
health, and Is, moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article Mrs. Wins
low Is becoming world-renowned as a benefactor
of her race; children certainly do bisk dt and
bless her; especially Is this the case In this city.
Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are dati.t
sold and used here. We thiak Mrs. Winslow nas
immnrtftHifld her name bv this Invaluable art!
cle, and we sincerely believe thousands of chii
H nn imv hfpn nnvftd from an earlv erave by its
timelv use. and that millions yet unborn will
share its benefits, and unite in calling her blessed.
T3n UffnntR has discharged her (
lngl
It th
iit.t.l one. in our oninion. until she has given
OD1I
WL
e benefit I Mrs. Winsiows sootmng oyrup"
Try It,
York t
rr now. La
' visitor,
all drugeists.
25 cts. a boi tie
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AI7ANVKD TBAYBLING
SALKSMBN to
noil the retal'er our Spring Cas.-lmere?,
Jeans, cottonades, Ginghams, Obev!o!8, as a tide
line Address PR1L s L -cLPdl :v;ILLS,
DOv2 2t 2 9 311 Lombard 8t, Philadelphia.
Oranges.
NOTHSR LOT OF THOSE F!NK FLORIDA
Oranges Also Apples, Cabbage, Sweet and
Irish Potatoes
CHARLES F. BROWNS, Agat.
oot 30 D&Wtf
Don't Bay Until Yon React Heaciparters
g A. SCHLOS3 S5 CO. WILL feUIT YOU IN
goods and prices. Another lot of TIN TOILBT
SBTS receive 3 to-day For nice fresh goods In
our line we will not be UnuBRSDLD.
oct 30 if 21 and 23 Market street.
SHOW GASE GOODS.
A LARGK STOCK OF F NCY ARTICLES
FOR GE3TS' WBAR.
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING-,
VARIOUS MIXTUHB3, AT
MUNSON & GO'S,
Clothiers and Merohant Tailors,
nov 1 tf
Avoid Taking Cold
BY CALLING AT
Geo. E French & Sons
AND GRTTING A PAIR OF
THICK SOLE SHOES.
It la a fact. t at if ycu keep your extremities
warmlyou are not so apt to take cold. A word
to the wise Is euffolent,
Geo. E. French & Sons,
10 NORTH FRONT ST.,
oct 24 tf WILMINGTON, N. C.
Wrapping Paner.
rpo CLOSE OUT AN ACCUMULATION OF
OLD N8W8PAPKBS, they will be sold for
TWENTY CBNTS PUB HUNDRED..
Apply at me
fdb 2 tf
STAR 07FICB.
Spirit Casks Glue, &c
TjX)R SALE CHEAP BY
WOODY CUR RIB,
Commission Merchants,
se 23 tf Wilmington. N. C.
WHOLE NO. 7207
NEW ADVEKTISJfiMEN'lV.
Jno. J. Hedrick.
THE ABOV.: GOODS HAVs'fHE APPROVAL
OF THB PURLIC. OUR SALBi HAVE BEEN
LARGE.
We receivs additions to stock weekly.
JNO. J. HEBEICK,
Sole Agent
nov l tf
ReoTenirLg
o?
THE FURCELL HOUSE
-J-HB UNDSRSIGXSD HAVING LEASED THE
Purcell House, ia , making every preparation
to reopen it about DECEMBER 1ST, and no pains
will be spared to Rive the public a first cla?s
Hotel in every particalar. Thy building has
been thoroughly remodelled and overhauled,
and the capacUv enlarged v?ith all the lateat
improreU:6rts Pcllie Walters and th best of
Cooks will be employed
1 ha CULINARY iBPARTMENT a specialty.
AUGUST KO iEB.
Proprietor, Wilmington, N. C.
oot 33 till dec 1
FiTZHUGH LEE.
J? CONSENT, GOVERNOR Fi'l ZdUGH LEE,
that worthy Gentleman, General and i cbolar.
has allow- d his signature and endorsed the su
perior quality of
FITZSOGH LEE CHEWING TOBACCO,
This toods we;guarant9e free from grit and
from all adnl'eratlons, being manufactured of
the highest grade of HENRY COUNT? LEAF
rendering the same
The Finest and Pnrest Clewing Toliacc.:
on the market, and Is sold by all first class retail
dealers iu the city, who have agreed to sell at
16 cents per plug or f 0 cents per pound, making
the price in reach of all.
STULTZ, LISBUBGER A CO.,
Manufaoture.-e, Danville, Va.
SOL. BEAR A CO., Wilmington, N. C, Die
trlbuting Agents. lp oct SO lw
Wilmington Telephone Exchange.
J EMBERS WILL PLEASE ADD TO THEIR
lists
Pembroke Jones, Residence No. 32.
Onslow Railroad Office, No. 10k
St. T. COGHILL,
oct 29 lw Manager.
Notice.
J HAVE REMOVED MY LAUNDRY FROM
Market street to North Front, between Chesnut
and Mulberry, where I will be pleased to eee all
of my friends and ihe public generally.
HAN LEE,
oot 9 tf Proprietor Chicese Laundry.
For Sale,
tTOUR DWELLINGS, FOUR ROOMS EACH,
i1 situated on Third street, between Bruns
wick and Bladen. Lot 68 feet front by 165 feet
In deDth. Four Dwellings, three rooms tacb, on
Ohernur,, between 11th aud i2.h streets, 132 feet
f rorit by 185 feet. All of above ocoupled by good
paying u nants. Apply at 12 Marset at. oot SOU
To
1,000 BUSHEL ruir.g
Rust Proof Oats.
IN STOCK, A LARGE FRK&H ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES,
which we are offering very low.
We are enabled to offer special inducements In
TOBACCO.
HALL & PEARSALL,
oct 8 DAW tf
11 & 13 South Water St.
For Rent,
TWO NSW ' HOU83S ON NUN
street, between Second and Third,
with modern improvements water,
gas and bath. House on Fifth St., be
tween Dock and Orange. House on
V orthwest corner of 9th andPrinooBB Sts.
House west side of Sixth St., bet. Princess
and Chesnut.
House on South side of Red Cross, between 8rd
and 4th Sts.
Rock Spring Hotel. 82 rooms.
Stores Nos. 9 and HIMarket street
Apply to D. O'CONNOR,
Real Estate Agent,
oot 8 tf Wilmington, . C.
Hardware,
rjMNWARB, CROCKERY AND ULaooWAaIi
at prloes that defy competition.
WM. E. SPRINGER CO.,
Importers and Jobbers,
oot 27 tf Purcell Building.
yIXmMe Seated
3Wm outwear H JM two pair oC E?
oidinaiy BMCK Drawers.
Iunder BSrrB
3rfrorthBbolute SaSl8B Errettedon ET
k to tho FEO.XT VlBY,'. Lung av
HAT KB OF JuDVBMTiaiNtt.
Oaw mi. . , .......
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vaiwa Daa,
" four Dajs.
Jflra Days.
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aVOoa tract Adrartie taenia fcakao at pry i. or
ttonataly low rataa.
Tan llnea solid Nonpareil typa maMu oaa aqasra
NEW ADVEKTisKMJfiNTS.
If Ton Wish to See
THE BUSIEST STORE IN TUB CIT7 OF WIL
MINGTON CALL AT
BROWN & RODDICK'S.
WORTH : KOrtT JsT.
You will fi: (1 tier:- -Lis week the foliowlac
MATCLLclr8 VA' UK1.' In thtlr
White Goods Department.
LINENS, LINENS, UliENS, LINENS,
Table Set, .!Llns tnd Ccverj lo match,
Borderad and Fringed, wi rth S9 00 at $7 tO
All Linen Lunoh CI th', 8-yrd3 'org, raw de
slfin, worth f.5.0) at , l 50.
All Linen Lunch Cloth;-, 2 :rds long,; Fringed
and Bordered, worth fl 65 at tl 50.
All Linen Table Cover?, yards h-rs;, Colored
Frlng d, worth 8 ih at S3 09
"Iray. Cloths at 50c 7'o, SU0, SI 38 Si 76,
S2.0) and $2 50.
Pare Linen Table Damask at 4 c, roc, 6o, 75c,
65o, 1 CO, SI 15 and Sl W, very cheap
Purs 1 ineu Colored bordered Table ; umark,
worth a,y when COc at 50t ; deci.lt-c bargain.
Tnrk y Rea Tahie i amchi at 15c, JOa, 00o, 8fo
and Si 00
vhlto All Lii en PojiltP, cbeaj. at 103. 75o,
SI. 00, 81.25,?i 53, Si 7& aid S2.00 er :zsn
handsome ond elegant.
Fancy Colored Dojllei?, various prices.
Turkey Red Doylies at ! o0, Ko, 75c, SI 00,
1.85, SI SOand l :5.per dczen
Full size all Linen ijlnuor Ncpklns, new psA-
terns, be uilfal and rich effect, at 75o, SLC0,
S1.26, S110 J1.76, 12.15. S2.10, ?..75, S3 00, S3 '
aud 94 CO per ik zeii.
Great and immer.se va'ues In A l Llnt-n Damask
ana buck Tow-1f; Knotted rlnge, plain and
fancy oorder. Si 0J. SI & ', S2.i5, 3 00, 4 CO and
86.C0 per Cozl j.
Turkish Towels, all sizes, from to 14 jards
lone, at prices ranglnz from 12V4-, io 50o each.
Towelins ana . ra h. from He to bv per yard
Stamped Bureau crfs at. 40a and 5t
Fancy Bar au car:s at t0j.75o, SI On and 91 ?5
each
-imped '-plat-herd, bleached an 1 unbleached,
at 2c
: aucy EmbicL'ered Tlclt;. ScarfehLd Lambre
quius
lAdles wj-i kUdly rert cir- tullv lb" di-anrio-tion
o KOtds auii prlctd ab--ve. -hlch must
s -tisf j auy reasons: ie 111 h e that w- -t- iffer
lag th::te Roods lower I11 itIco itiananyotber
hou. e In the city.
BROWN & RODDICK,
D .NOr.TH FKONT STREET.
oct 27 tf
sto"vjeis,
ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
-AND-
PORTABLE QEATES.
LOW PRICES.
GUNS, PI TOLS
-AND-
AMMUNITION
IN Al-UNDANCS.
CALL AND hBB OL'i
Alderman, Flanner & Go
114 FRONT STREET. WILMINGTON. M. C.
OOt27tf
I AM PREPARED
rjTO FILL OB DEBS. WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL, FOR
ISO km; CLOTHING, IRUNIsI
AND BAG.
and at tbe low et Hying prices.
H. L. FENNELL,
THE HORSE MILLINER,
oot 27 tf 10 Sooth
Kront
St.
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