RHEUMATISM.
SALT RHEUM.
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
IY?mUxity at bom hi not always the bst
tml v4 tacr.t, tmC ww point proudly to tle fart
that do otlxr tndiiit Laj.wou for tUeli
rock universal approbation In lu qvn city,
state, and ccmtry, aud among all people, as
Ayefs Sarsaparilla.
The tolWwicx Wtter from one of oar Let
knowo MiwKbaim Drujuu sLouM be of
la urtst to tvsry a offerer :
" EIi!t yean ago I
had an attack of
lUamatltm. so o
Trt that I eonU cot more from tlx ld. or
drem, without help. I Uifl rr nl rt;uc
cUe viihot noea If any relief. ojitil I took
Arm's Saxaarajuxxa, by the u of two
boulcs of which 1 was completely cored,
liar sold Urye qoa&Utle of your Sa&a
rABttxa, and it sua retain lu wonderful
potrolaritr. The many rotable cores It lias
effected fa this vicinity codtIoca me that it
tt the best biood medicine ewer offered to tbe
MbUe. K. K. Harcis."
1U rer SL, BockUnd, Miu May U,
CCOKOE AKDREW.
orersecr In the Ixmell
foroeeTtemty years before bis removal
to LovtU aflkted with Salt Rheum In its
worst form. 1 is ulcerations act uallr core rr 1
mora than ball the surface of bis body and
ha be. lis was entirely cored by Attn"!
SAasarajiu.. See certi&cat In Oyer's
ilminM for ISO.
TMXTXXXD BT
Dr.J.C.Aycr&Co.,Lowcl!lMa'.
SoUbjsilDrsslsts; f 1, tlx botiksf orgs,
as 1 IrtclpdAX 1 2
AYER'S
Ague Cure
contains an antidote for all malarial dis
orders which, so far as known. Is um1 in no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
say mineral nor deleterious substance nhat
erer, and consequently produces no Injurious
effect upon tLe constitution, but learcs the
jftem as healthy as It vas before the attack.
AYEE'S AGUE. CUKE
to coxa every ease of Fever and Aue, Inter
mittent or CbJU Fever, Remittent Fever.
Jhunb Afue, Bilious Fever, and IJver Cru
plaint caused by malaria. In case of failure,
af ur doe trial, dealers are authorized, by our
circular dated July 1st, LS2, to refund the
money.
Dr. J.C. Aycr&Co., Lowell, Mass.
SoU byaU DrusjisU.
The Daily Review
THURSDAY. MAY STJ. 1881.
The tffixty Xevicio has the largest
ona fide circulation, of any newspaper
i ublishcd. tn the cuj ot v umirujicni. u
IN CONGiCKSS Y KST KUDAV.
Irom com-
the calendar,
SKXATK.
Washington. Mar 23. Aruonz the
bills reported favorably
oiittf c. and i hcel on
were the f .l wn2:
IJy Mr. Har, from !hc co umittee on
Claim, lo rtiuj burse the several States
for the interest paid on war claims.
Also to require payment in cash to
tbe State of (iejfL'ia ot 3.33.5 12, ap
propriated for faid State by an net-fried.
may 2s dlw
crm
PARSLEY & WIGGINS,
MANUFACTURE US OF
SASH, BLINDS, BOOKS,
ornamentalTwood work.
apl tt tf
Boxes and Crates,
F)K SHIPMENT OF YEGETAB ICS AND
Fruits, tn snook or ready made.
Y&LLOW FINE LUMBER.
fall stock ot Roat and Dreaeed Lumber.
Lafes. Ac. foe Building- purpoce.
aw" orders by tae cargo. LMmcilc and For
airs, sol W ted.
apl 21 dAv PARSLEY A WIGGINS.
TO TURPENTINEWORKERS
AND DEALERS IN
TURPENTINE TOOLS!
a
TOU WILL FIND THE
Hackersj
Pullers,
Dippers, &c.
UANCFACTURED BV
WALTER WATSON,
FAT ETT EV I LLE, N. C,
THE VERY BEST IN USE!
Order seat to W. E. SPRINGER A CO..
UILXA A atU8CUI8'N, Wtlmlnctoo. N. C,
or to tba manufacturer, will ba-e prom nt at
tention. WALTKR WATSON,
II aaufactorer of aUJre Tools.
. may to ta ' reyettevllSc. N. C.
Has Arrived I
i FXE3U SUPPLY OF THAT delicious
ti HATED PINK APPLE by today's N Y
Steamer. X1m another lot of that A N. 1
hfXXED TEA attOc per pound. (China Cup
and Saooer flraa with svery pound) XO pouols
sold la two weeks. ReovemberI berp nothing
but the very best first-class goods. Tresh sup
ply evsry week. Call and examine at Crapon's
Family Groosry.
GEO. IL CBAPON. Agent.
Family Grower.
B Roath fmM St
Choice New Crop Molasses-
SECOND CARGO
VOW LAVDtNQ AND WILL BE SOLD
PEOMPTLT FROM WIIARF
At Low Price.
WORTH & WORTH.
sack SO
John C. Davis,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Wiutxjroro. N.
OSo veer the Bank of New Hanover.
PraeUoea la all the Courts of tbe Sute.
a7 Special aueaik paldothe eollecUoa
af edalese.
OFFICE OF
Dr. S. Cm EIIis9
xto. la south fourth street, op-
noalta UUlejrs Drug Store, oaoa hours
toll am., J to a p. m.
s7 Taiephonej ai resldeace. Ka. CS.
may I tX
pis.I last year, lo.reiunu certain
ruonev cxDtr:dHl bv lbt State in the
common defence in 1 7
Mr. Witjif.r '. while f.ivorinz the
bill, objected to its immediate consider
.fin. iiidi-rt:.ee t tc preiaiusclaiini
of the Mexiia-i J V.io bill.
On uiniion ol Mr Harris the Mexi
can i'eiiiion bill wis then taken up.
The ociithn Question was upon Mr.
Iran's tuoiion :o strike out that part
of the amendment propo&cd by ihe
Senate Tension Commiitce. limiting
Densionato ex-foldieri and cx-sailori
who are dependent in whole or in part
on their own labor, or on assistance
from others.
At 2 o'clock the Utah bill was entitled
to ccmo up for consideration, but Mr.
Hoar stated that 'a strong desire existed
lor the passage of the Mexican pensions
bill, and as he understood - that South
ern Senators desired to speak on the
Utah bill, and there was no possibility
of senilis that bill through before Fri
day, be would not, at least for to-day.
interftro with the pension bill.
Debate on the Mexican pension bill
was accordingly continued by Messrs.
Logan, McPherson, Sherman, Ca'l and
others.
Mr. I.;an was opposed lo giving
any pension to soldiers of the Mexican
war who attcrward fought in the Con
federate army.
Mr. Maxey regretted that the pau
per clause had been proposed to the
bill. lie was opposed to it, and asked
how the line could be drawn.
Mr. Morgan, in expressing tho hopa
that the bill would pas- it as it came
from the House, delivered an eloquent
eulogy on our Army, which, ho said,
had never b:en defeated. It bad add
ed, continued, -2:0,000,000 acres-the
territory of an empire to this Repub
lic, yet we were hero dickering with the
por Mexican soldier as to whether we
should give him the paltry sum of $8 a
month unless he went down on his knees
and begged for it. and pn-duccd :i cer
tificate of his iMiveny. The Senator
express himself as mortified and
disgusted at the prcscut prosrects pre
sented bythiS debate.
Mr. Iiiiratls moved to lay on the table
the amendment proposed by the Senate
crmm:ltee, restricting pensions lo loose
who depended on their labor, lne
motion was agreed to, anil the amend
ment wa3 laid on tho table yeas 40,
nays 20.
One cltusa of the biU as it came
Iroci the House re reals the fection of
the Kevised Mitulcs that prohibits
pensions to soldiers who engaged in the
rebellion azainst the Uuited States, but
limits repeal to rases coming underthis
act. The Serial committee recom
mended Mriking out the limitation but
the Senate1, on motion of Mr. Inealls,
by a veto of 33 yeas to 29 nays, laid the
amendment on the table. Several other
amendments were offered and tabled :
some of them ironical and sarcastic,
and olhers with the evident purpese ot
over-loading and killing the bill.
Pending debate the Senate at 0.20 P.
M. adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The morning hour having been dis
pensed with, there was a struggle for
precedence between the Legislative and
River and Harbor Appropriation.
The legislative bill wa3 successful,
and at 11:30 the House went into com
mitte of tho Whole, Mf. Cox, of New
York, in the chair, for its consideration.
The amount appropriated is $-20,737,-876.
being an increase ot $6,190 over
the appropriation for the current year,
and $U3S,CCC less than the estimates.
Mr. Hoiiuan. of Indiana, briclly ex.
plaioed the provisions of the bill, stat
ins that the only changes from tho ex
isting law which they contained, was
GRAND RALtiYY
The Democrats of Cumberland
fn Convention Col. Green
Unanimously indorsed.
Fayetteville. N. C May 27th".
EDrroR Review: The Convention
was called to order by W. C. Troy,
En.. who explained the object of the
mectinz and called Mr. Joseph A. lie
Arlher to the Chair. " Mr. E. J. Hale,
Mr. JoseDh Evans and Mr. Wm. Al
derman wero elect2d Secretaries.
Mr. Geo. M. Rose moved that the
various townships be called to ascertain
the representation, which resulted in a
full delegation from each of the town-
shins.
Mr. Geo. M. Rose moved that the
Convention ratify 'he nominations
made by the townships, which was car-
family, lie ba3 bought a farm there
; and will eo into grape culture. Tfce
railroads encourage prospectors by
tgi Ting them a cheaper fare.
'Roturh on Corns.".
Askfb WelIs, 'Raugh on Corns M
15c. ymcE, compieie cure, nam or
oft corns, warts, bunions e od
COM112KC1ALi JN JK V .
Mr. W. C. Troy moved that the
County Convention for nominating va
rious oflicials he be:u ihe last weet in
August. Mr. Rose was in favor of a
shore and active campaign, and moved
that the time be fixed for ths 27th of
September, which was carried. Tne
original motion of Mr. Troy wa? then
passed. Mr Iroy also moved that the quotations:
primary meeting ;be hela the 30th ot
Mr. Geo. M. Rose addressed the TJ;r
meeting upon tho question of instruct- hhw S '
iog the'delegates to the Slate and Con' i,V ' '
WIIJkllNGTON MARKET.
May 29-4 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
quiet at 23 cents "per gallon.
ROSIN Quoted firm at $1.00 for
Strained and $1.05 for Good Strained.
Sales of 1,000 barrels at quotations.
TAR-Qaoted firm at $1.10 per bbl
of 280 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $1. 75 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted dull. Small sales
on a oasis or iij cents per pound for
Middling. The following are the official
gressional conventions. Mr. Rose said
no was not. as a eenerat rule, in iavor
of instructing delegates to conventions.
hut after Davin? a elowinsr tribute to
Hon. Wharton J. Green, the present
Representative in Conzres?. he moved
that the delegation of Cumberland be
instructed to vote for Col. Green, at
Bureaw. which was carried by a rous-
-
id z unanimous vote.
Mr. Dan Hugh McLean, of llarneit,
was called upon, who made a stirring
speech endorsing the sentiments ex
pressed bv Mr. Rose, instructing the
delegation to support Col. Green. Mr.
McLean paid a very handsome compli
ment to Col. Green and said he felt sure
he could pledge his section for him.
Both Mr. McLean and Mr. Rose were
opponents of Col. Green at the War
saw convention which nominated him
and both said that they congratulated
North Carolina that she had one of the
best and most enterprising Representa
tives in Col. Green that she had ever
1 . .
had. and that he must be. and would
be, sent back on the first Tuesday in
November43The speeches were receiv
ed with great applause. After otner
preliminary arrangements tho meeting
adjourned. 1
STATE NEWS.
Greensboro Workman: The remains
of Lieut. Allen. U. S. Navy, who died
Ordinary 9
loj
11
.... Ill
Hi
cents
MISCELLANEOUS.
mSCELLANEons.
THE; BEST -VALUES EVElivgfj
ihj CLOTHING I
IS THE UNANIMOUS VERDICT BY ALL WHO HAVE BOLT,
from, cr examined oar stcek. Our trade thus far has exceeded by far all fornj
seasons. Every day is a rush with us, every one is served promptly and
psrfect satisfaction. We spare no pains to please and: tell th h " ..
. - -v"a. Iran t
every ca?e. THIS IS NOT POLICY, IT IS PRINCIPLE. 7
Good Middling. . .
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton 2 bales
Spirits Turpentine 311 cask s
Rosin 1,257 bbls
Tar 48 bbls
Crude Turoentine 37 bbls
We guarantee to save you 20 per ct.
en every dollar you will buy of us, and every garment we sell will prove
to b'i exactly as represented or tbc money refunded.
ioa t tail to calf and examine our lO W orsted Suit', warranted fast co
1 11 . i e w ... ' . .
ami reany worm j. Children s Suds for DO cent worth $1.50.
K3ETOQI
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
may 20
4 MARKET ST.
MARINE KJSWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Passport. Harper. Smith
ville, Master.
Steamer John Dawson. Black. Point
Caswell R P Paddison.
Steamer Wave.Robeson, Favetteville,
Geo. W. Williams & Co.
Schr Sallie Mair. Houck, Morehead
City, Geo Harriss & Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville. Master
Steamer Wave, Robeson. Favette
ville, Geo W Williams & Co.
Schr Ella M: Watts. Gerry. Darien.
Ga, Geo Harriss & Co
Schr S B Wneeler, Godfrey. Philadel
phia. Geo Harriss & Co, cargo bv A R
Campbell, A Y Wilson O G Parsley,
.1 r A: ( n nnr H R 11
Exports.
COASTWISE.
Philadelphia achr S B Wheeler 600
NEW SUMMER AND WINTER .EES,
i
o
smithvtltJe, 1ST. O-
at the Benbow House several months juniper bolts, 310.45 shingles, 42,984 ft
azo. and which were buried in Grten lumber, 31 tens old iron
the one reducing the number ot inter
nal revenue collection districts Irom SI
to 73. and the, one increasing the force
in the Pension Ollice.
Mr. Thompson, of Ky.. favored the
abolishment ol tho entire present sys
tem fur the collection of ihe internal
revenue taxes, anil granting to the Sec
ret.iry of the Treasury power to con
st lidat? collection districs.
The bill was debated for some time
and then read by paragraphs for amend
ment. The paragraph specifying the
committees o! the ilou?e which shall
be entitled to annual clerks gave rise to
a good deal of discussion, and it having
been passed from. Mr. Bclford, of Col.,
offered an amendment granting every
member a private clerk. Ruled out on
a point of order. Mr. Belford then of
fered an amendment providing that in
conformity with civil service reform
principles, no committee c'.erk shall
perform auy service of a clerical or
other character for any member of tho
House, and rendering him liable to re
moval for violation of this proviso, and
subjecting to censure, fine and impris
onment, at tho discretion ot the House,
any member requesting or permitting
such service. 1 his was adopted amid
a good deal of merriment.
After completing the consideration of
13 of the DC pages of tho bill, tho com
mittee rose.
Mr. Dibrcll. of Tenn.. submitted the
conference report oa tho Agricultural
Appropriation bill, and it was adopted.
Charlotte Observer: An interesting
bicycle race has beea arranged to come
of! shortly at the park course between
Wi I Pharr. tho champion wheelman
ot the South. Thorcwell Gilmer and
Will Maxwell. Pharr is to run against
both on a three mile stretch, the first
opponent being allowed to ride one
mile and a half, and the second then
takic; his place and coming in fresb.
Pharr kecpinz on a straight run in the
meantime. If Pharr wins this race
bo may as well buckle on tho belt and
kxepiu
Hill iVmpfprv hsrfi hppn (nth timed
and carried north to be buried in their
.
naiive son.
Ne w bern Journal: Messrs. Watson
& Daniels received from Cape Lookout
yesterday a sun fish Pom pona which
weighed thirty-six pounds, the largest
ever seen in this market. When it is
remembered that the ordinary size of
this fish weighs about five pounds, we
will be excused for calling this a very
large one. It is said to be a very fane
fi.-h. This one was shipped north.
LenoiT lopic: Tho'storm of Monday
of last week, which consisted of a heavy
'rain, a hurricane and a slight fall of I tiie coolest
hail in Lenoir, assumed larger propor
tions tn other parts ot the county. Res
ginning in tho northwest and extending
over a narrow strip in a southesterly
direction, the storm of wind was tre
mendous, blowing down trees and
fences, and was accompanied by an un
prccedented fall of hail, which destroy
ed tho foliage ef Ihe trees and did great
damage to wheat crops and vegetables
Farmer & Meclianic: A shooting
scrape occurred in Northern Wake
recently. A man named Pulley, of
some note in connection with counter
feiting charges, borrowed a negro's gun
on pretense of shooting hawks, and
having drawn the small shot, re-loaded
with larger, ond waylaid a man named
(iib O'Neal. Confronting him in the
path, and heaping curses upon him. he
tired the whole load into O'Neal's thigh.
Ihe latter drew his pistol and fired
several shots at Pulley, who fled, though
not in time to escape one or two flesh
wounds. O'Neal pursued until ho fell
from weakness. Neither aro danger
ously hurt. Woman in the case, of
course.
Flizabeth City Falcon: Mr. H. L.
Hart, a fine-looking gentleman of fifty
or so. hailing from Palatka, Florida,
and Miss C. Thompson, ot Boston, a
handsome lady of say 35 Summers,
were made man and wife in this town
last week, through tho kind offices of
Rev. O. C. Horton. The groom was
also a resident of Boston, we hear, but
had been spending some time in the
Lied of Flowers. Being matrimonially
inclined, the parties met by agreement
at Old Poiot tor the purpose of con
summating their happiness, but they
were not altogether pleased with the
Virginia marriage laws. So they took
the train for Elizabeth City, and upon
arrival repaired at once to the office of
Regiitcr Brothers. Havinsr examined
the law thoroughly (and the bride-elect
read it through very carefully) they at
once set about the business on hand,
which was dispatched in the neatest
manner.
Xcws and Observer: Thomas Ruffin
Brown, of Buckhorn township, Harnett
county, was killed by lightning at 7:30
p. m., the 24th inst. Mr. Brown leaves
a wife and nine children to mourn their
loss: The rain last eyening was
very heavy on the line of the Raleigh &
Gaston railroad, and in a few moments
the track was submerged in half a
dozen different places between Cedar
Creek and Youngsyille. and the even
ing up-train was obliged to slow up
several times. Probablv Ralcizb
is tne only place to the United
Headquarters
jpOR FISHING TACKLE,
AT
W. E. SBEIKGEE & CO'S.,
19. 21 and 23 Market fret
The largest and best assortment ever cfTe edJ
In this market. may -o
JUST IMAGINE !
STORE FOR LADIES TO
shop in is
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
and there la where you will find the finest and
largest s'ock to select from in AllJluery and
Fancy Goodf, as wo receive -new and choice
goods every day.
Just Imagine 63 Cents
for a bunch of three Tips In any eoler, regular
value "One Dollar. Tbeee goods have been
selling so rapidly we had to duplicate' them
over and over again by request of our patrons.
Just Imagine 39 Cents
for a bunch of three black Tips, worth twice
tha money. Such prices Ladles have never
heard of before.
Just Imagine 73 Cents
for a lino plume In any shade. An excellent
line of Feather Fompoons. An carlj call will
secure you somo of theee goods at TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR.
AT MOUTH OF GAPE FEAR RIVER, OPPOSITE THE HISTORIC FORTS FISHER AND CASWELL A")
IN FULL. VIEW OF THE OCEAN, WILL OPEN ABOUT MAY 20th
UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGAtBffr
' if - . :-
Hotel has been relurnished and renovated throughout. .New and handsoraa
building erected for pleasure purposes. Elegant, large, airy Bail Room
over the water. First-class Musicians from New Tork vul fvirnisa
Ball Room and Parlor Music. Fine Still and Surf Bathing.
Fine line of New Boats for Pleasure Sailing ajid Fishing,
NO MALARIA OR SMALL INSECTS TO ANNOY.
Daily Mails. Telegraphic Communication. Finest Fishing on Atlantic Coast
Tourists and Pleasure Seekers Northward and Southward will find
it to their advantage to give us a call.
CLIMATE & SCENERY UNSURPASSED I
The Atlantic Coast Line and Carolina. Central R. R. will sell tickets
from all stations at reduced rates to Hotel Brunswick.
EST Special rates by month and season Jk
3. D. SUBLETT, of New Yort, Mana!
iovn
1 1
may 1 2m
I -
L
F.tt. MIKCK1XB.sk-,
ilioil lire & Iron Co
2otroit,
HTSend for Cata.'.offtio.
men 13 d&w ly
1IAXCFACTI7KE2S OT
Cliesse Se'f 3. Win Cloth. "Wire Counter RuIlInM, Wire SW", Cw
tt Oo- i Sr-n-PMS. Went hr Vanea, Stable Futnn lka
l.oa i'ejicos, Iron Shutters, Counter 8upporte.
' Hi-Mention this Taper.
faWous andEctslu! BATTLES OF THE VOBll
77 CAPT. KING, U.S.A. HISTOKY FJtOM TIIE BATTLE-FIELD. Show tow Nation, fcan
f estroyed in a day. How Fame or Disaster has turned on a single Contest. A Grand Book for Old Twi:J"
im?. Aids the Memory. Oires Pleasure and Instruction Mans and Pine Ilhwtratiom. el. 9mtmilT
s Write at once for fuU description and terms. AadreeW. C McCjTKPY OOt fiimwuaw
may it 4w a&w , . ,
From Ihe smallest single Vtolet to the largest
branched dress garnatnre. Dslay Wreaths,
Pansies. Buds and Boses. in fact everv kind
ot Flowers, at prices which set competition at
defiance.
Just opened a stock of Fans and Parasol,
together with a line stock of Leather Satchels.
Underwear. Corsests, Ribbons, Laces and
made-up Lace Goods, Embroideries &c.,&c,
at
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.,
may 23 WILMINGTON. N. C.
N
Children's Carriages.
EW STOCK OF It ATT AN AND OTHER
Btjlesof CIIILDKEN'3 CAHKIAGES rcceiv
ed this week.
RATTAN CHAIRS, (
I
ROCKING SETTEES,
. Hon. A. M. WaddeU.
"tlTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ASSOC
HON. A. M. WADDELL as caaJ
Congress from the Sixth district, pnr
action of the Vemocranc vonnMwv
trict, tclien coiled.
may 12 tf ;
&c.
State of North Carolina.
xsew llano ver Couiify,
c. . J-uperijr Court.
Bay State Shoe and Leather Company,
TS.
Dryfocs & hternVrMr.
It binr made to apneur tn 119 fh.lt a. (iik nf
action exists a rains t Louis Dryfoos. that he
can not after doe diligence be found within
the State, that he Is a resident of the state and
has left the 8tatc, with Intent to a?oid the ser
vice of summons these are therefore to notify
... "uuia ltjioob io appear at the next
termof ihia Court to be held in tee city of
Wilmington the 1th Monday after tho Ht
Monday of March 16S4, to answerer demur to
MOSQUITO NET3, ic.
D. A. SMITH,
may 2G Furniture, N. FrontJStreet
Trunks I Trunks! Trunks!
rjlRUNKS AND TRUNKS,
SATCHELS AND SATCHELS,
BAGS AND BAGS.
c mm ira t r rywa a
SADDLERY GOOD3 in great variety, and all
at the very lowest prices.
A new lot of Trunks and Travelling Bags
and saddles jusi opened. New Styles, haw
Goods and warranted to wear well
'iruoks repaired by as good a trunk maker
as there is In the state of North Carolina.
A cli and examination Is respectfully solici
ted. J fl. MALLARD,
10 South Front Street.
Next door to N. Jacobi's Hardware House
may 20
Ship Your
QHICKENS. EGGS AND
COUNTRT PRODUCE GENERALLY to
A. W. RIVNBARK,
Wilmington, N. C.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICKS guaranteed.
(liefrs to Bank of New Uanover.l
may 1G
Don't Forget!
-O. 113 SOUTH FRONT STREtt 1. 1
HUMPKREY, JENKINS 4 CO., JWF J
fine Hcido and Home's fctrtwtnir
Black and Whortleberries, AppW Jl7l
cs, when In season. Poultry wo
signments ot the above solicited,
taction guarantcea uiveiw -T(
ask.
Ml IS THE IIB7 II. BET IDS
ON3. just rccelted, wWcfl,1;
signor directs me to sell on rn- p
unequaled Snap, Paris O
whitest In town And ererj ui
eery line at the lowest cisli pmt
10, -BC9B
may 22
where local railroad fares, are cheaper XJrJrzwr S, xm? cuon or a judgment wui
than through fares. A thronth tirket ffiTCn accornS the prayer of the same.
A throntrh ticket
to Baltimore costs $11 45, bat a ticket
to I'ortsmouth cost 56 70 and from
Portsmouth to Baltimore S3, xnakinc
the total cost 9.70. Parties of
farmers from the horth on a prospect
ing toar. are to bo seen daily on the
cars. Tuesday evening a party of five
farmers from Pennsylvania came to
this city on their way to Charlotte to I
jooKawanas in uiai vicinity, and a I
retired ciercyman from the same State
came to Kidgeiray, accompanied by bis
april 2llh. 1SS4.
S. VAX AM RING E.
Clerk fuperlor Court,
New Hanover Couniv.
la6wth
"The 01dHousep
AND TILE YOUNG FIRM. ONLY OUB
fourth season, but It finds us up to all it.
requirements and If you wish a CAR Loin
a HUD or a BBL of Hard. Cleared
lee. well packed and In goods shape, favorua
with your order, and If we don't .iv
tXon we won't charge you a cent. Trfnt
znayzj . W. . DAVIS & sov.
Shirts RJade
'lO ORDER OF BEST WAMSUTTA Milrt
JL lng and No. 210J Liuen lor the lo price of
$i.oo.
A perfect fit and good substantial work guar
anteed. Our patrons an 1 customers are invlt
cd to call and leave their measures at the above
remrkably low i rice at the Wilmington Shirt
factory- J. KLSJJACH. ProD
27 Mariet H.
A PAIR
2.
HORSE?, well
For Sale.
of iU
good W"
OF
matched,
crl
docile and kind. Also, sev
horses.
FOE HIRE Horses nd VeaJd
Bid Wf
4
ous kinds lor akanTe
Livery and "JZtrt
cor.
may 21
CONUNDRUM
feb20tf
LAP ROBES..
JN ENDLESS VARIETY. THIS FINEST
assortment ot Trunks, Bags and tatcbels ever
offered la this city, baddies. Harness, Bug
gies, Pbse tons. Road Waaons, Ac, at prices
to ult the times. Trunks repaired by the
only practical trunk maker In the tate,
MCDOUUALX. liOWDEN.
114 North Frort St.
S1 to D- fimlth,s Furniture Storo.
aay2 . : . - : .: .-
WHY IS1THE STBAHE,
like a String Band B '
without its "Harper
TiBUGS, PEBFOMKV 0arV
Jj and Toilet Articles. ,
STg- PrescrlpUoos a 'Puhtt
Ti. .l ,
rmiru
may CO lawzw-.
Furniture.
F EVERY DISCRIPTIOX.
MATTRESS w
WINDOW SHAD
OIL ULOIH, '
BABYCABBIAGJS.
. JI03QUTOJEr,
AT
may 26