North Carolina Newspapers

this paper . evening. Sunday . ex epted by JOSH T. JAMES, ,ditok axo nonnaam. 4 00 Six months.- t2.C0. Three Oo 7 gio. one month, S3 cents. "nt; will be delivered by carrier, .free ny part of the city, at the above SJJSteVlow and liberal. - ' urlbera will reportany and all fl. Se their papully has the laraest Ate circulation, of any newspaper 5IunCATIO T ICKBT. Elct lion Tuesday, Nov. 4. " i m: oovf.unou : ' 'alkkkd.m SCALES. of Guilford. 1 1 fa t. governor: fdlAKlS M. STEDMAN, r of New Ilauoyt-r. - loK-vF.rUETAKV OF STATE: WILLIAM L: SAUNDERS.' of Wako. ; ' oU STATE TREASURER: )ONALD W. BAIN, of Wake, h,i: auditor: . . KOBE UTS, of Gates. KOK ATTOUXEY-K5EXEKAL: THEODORE F. DAVIDSON, t of Buncombe. ri'EIIINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN STRUCTION : . M. FINGER, of Catawba. ASTUTE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT: A. S. MERRIMON, of Wake. FOU ELECTORS AT L AUG E : W. II. KITCHEN, JOHN N. STAPLES. The only thing that has been said against Mrs. Lozan is that she calls her hiHbaod "darling" in public. J . , Senator Loan is: the first nominee of the Republican party tor ihe Vice-Pres idency since Johnson who nas noi Deen a widower. . The late E . A. Sothern,. had $175 ,000 worth ot property in New. York city, which has just been handed over to his executors. . The Meininsen Theatrical Company, supposed to be next in extiellence to that of the Comedie Francaise of Paris, pro pose visiting the United States. " Bishop John F. Young, of Florida, has secured a loan ot $20,000 for St. Luke's Hospital, on property in, Laight and Vestry streets. New York. Guiteau's sister, Mrs. Scovilfe, is said to be canvasiing Pennsylvania selling pictures, her object being, sjie ?ays, to raise money to prosecute her brother's murderers. . Justice Miller, of the Supreme Court, accompanied by his family, has ju3t started for a long Summer trip over the Northern Pacific railroad. He my ex tend his travels io Alaska. B. F. Jones, of Pittsburg, Pa , is to stand at the helm, and as chairman of the National Committee represent the .working force ot the Republican hosts. Jones is not very well kn4wD to fame t m la the eighteenth century the growth of population in Denmark wai so small s to bescarcely noticeable: During the present century tfae population has increased' from one million to nearly two. The report is out now tha the Ger mans have discovered an old letter written hv.Ta.mfi9' ft. Blaine, in which to declared himself in favor of prohibi- od, and that the solid German vote will therefore be against him. ' ' I - , The color line has been drawn at Norwich, New York,. at social skating festivals, and. the ostracised "brethren in black" propose to appeal to the courts lor the enforcement oi their claims to admission. It is now too la'e for them 10 PPel lo John Sherman . n ;t : .. The most successful counterfeit of the uime is said to be made of glassmixed some base metal by a process un-wown-to ordinary workere in metal ai glass. The counterfeit looks cxact J like the genuine ten cent piece, but & being struck with a hammer it is crashed to pieces, r A man during a life time of 50 years, according to a paper recently read be fore the Academy of Sciences, Paris, sleeps away an aggregate of 6,000 days, rks away the same period, eats away. wodajs, walks away 800 days, is ill owing 500 days, and amuses himself ' the remainder of his half-entury -l 111. . - Now is the time to give Smith's Worm - 5 ; lyd-w f 1 1 VOL. VIII. W Franz Hilman, who-invented the p lka; has just died at Prague at the age of 80. About forty- jears ago he was struck by the musical rhjthm and dainty motion of a Bohemian country dance, and he forthwith comp seJ thd first polka that ever appeared in print', borrowing not only the tune but the scp. - . Tho finest house in l)ublin isthat of Mr. Edward fiainocss, who U head partner in the stoat brewery, and broth er of lxjrd Ardilaun. It covers the ground of three large houses on Stephen's Gjreen. The rooms are crowded, not to say overcrowded, with splendid furniture and works of art. Mr. and Mrs. Guinniss entertain splen didly. Two great engineering projects are about to be undertaken on the Conti nent. The Spanish and French Gov ernments have agreed to authorize the construction of two new railways. whichJwill involve th cutting of two tunnel? through the Pyrenees. The one will ?hoiten the route between Paris and Madrid, while the other k7ll give France speedier access to ports 1 in the East of Spain, whence she ecu Id m st expeditiously ulispatch relief to Algiers. (The Norfolk Virginian refers thus handsomely to Gen. Scales and Major Stedijnan, the next Governor and Lieu tenant Governor of North Carolina: The nomination of Gen. Scales lor Governor argues well for the success of the party in the sister State. He ha9 been in the civil and military service of North Carolina, and in each field al ways acquitted binisejt handsome ly His legislative experience covers both State and Federal service. As a soldier he made an enviable record ;in the United States House of Representa tives he was esteemed as a prudent, wise "and safe counsellor, not only of Ins party, but iu behalf of general public policy. He will be elected. Charles Manly Stedman, the candi date for Lieutenant Governor, has long been regarded as one of the foremost lawyers in tba Cape Fear section. We have know him long and intimatelv. He is a man ot marked ability, strong and unyielding in his eooyictions and open and aggressive in his methods. The whole State mijrht have been probed with a search warrant, without discovering a citizen and Democrat who would more fittingly respond to the necessities ot the times and the party than Major Stedman. He will assured ly wage vigorous warfare against the enemies of the State and country, and perform the duties ot the ofhee tor which he 1 is a candidate with distin guished fidelity and ability. Mr. Peter Bowv Birr, Ontario, Can ada, writes that he was cured ot rheu matism by the use of St. Jacobs Oil, the great prin-cure LOCAL NEWS. Index to new advertisements. JJurrab. for Our Ticket F C.jiiLLER Conundrum Hkiksbergek Base Balls ad Bats C W Yates Bookseller aud Stationer Munds BrdS. & UeRosset Ex. Vanilla J. W. TiiomT'Sox, Trcas Dividend Not I e Richard J Jones, Com Report Sioklne Fund City of Wilmington There was no City Court this morn ing, and there were no applications for lodgings' last night at police headquar ters for tramps. Everybody in want of Paints, White Lead. Glass &c. should go Jacobi's to get best qualities and lowest prices.f Norwegian brig San Juan, B&che. cleared to day Tor Bristol, Eng., with 1,100. casks spirits turpentine and 1,440 barrels rosin, valued at $17,085, shipped byMessrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son. X As will be seen by notice elsewhere in this issue the Wilmington 'and Weldon Railroad t Co. have declared a dividend of 4 per feent, which Will be paid at the office of the Secretary and Treasurer on and after the 14th inst. Have Arrived. The books descriptive of the ccm mercial and industrial resources ' of Wilmington ior which canvassers were in this city, some months ago, have been received at the Produce Exchange. There has been much delay in their ar rival and mauy inquries have beeh made regarding them and we are glad that they have been received. Store .'.Breaking. Somo thief broke one of the large plate glass windows of Mr. A. Less man's bakery, on North Second street, at about 2:30 o'clock this morning, and stole a jar of candy and two loaves of broad, which was all that was within reach. The pane of glass which was broken was very thick and expensive, and the breaking caused a report al most as loud as the discharge of a pis tol, arousing the entire neighborhood. Between $50 and $60 worth of proper ty was destroyed in stcalinsr about one dollar's worth ot goods. : There is no clue as to who was the thief. - ILMTNGTON. N. C, Strangers in Town. There was quite a large number of strangers arrived in the city last night and this morning, many of whom were delegates to the Congressional Conven tion of ! the Third District, which will convene. at Burgaw to-morrow. Poli tics was the principal topic o! c mversa-r tion among them, and the prospects of te 'different-aspirants were freely can vassed. The BxcurMiou and Ball. The arraneemQntg are now nearly all perfected for the excursion to Saiith villo on the steamers Passport and Louise to-morrpw night, and for, the subsequent ball which will be given at the Pavillion of the Hotel Brunswick. The Cornet Concert Club have been invited to accompany the excursionists and have accepted the invitation and will make delightful music n tho way down tho river. Kerelfey's Quadrille Band will furnish the music lor the dancing, and nothing will . be wanting to make tho affair all that could be de sired. The excursion and ball are gotten up under the auspiuies of the Carolina Club, and not under the auspices ot the,Carolina Yacht Club, as we stated yesterday. Mr. F. A. Lord, instead of Mr. A. Lord, should have been on the dancing committee, and also the name of Mr. W. L. DeRosset, Jr.. which was accidentally omited, should have ap peared a3 one of the dancing commit tee. Seaside Park. W rights ville Sound will wiatness a gala day on the Fourth of July, such as it has seldom if ever seen, and there will probably, be a larger concourse of people there on that day than at any other pleosurc resort in this section of the country. Nearly air who can get away irom the, city will be there, be sides a large' number from the sur rounding country, who will attend to enjoy the attractions of the day. t Tho match game of base ball, between .the the Seaside Park Club, of this city, and the National Club, of Goldsboro. will attract those who delight to witness athletic sport ; ths music by the Cornet Concert Club will be an incentive for our music-loving friendsto be presen and the boating, bathing and fishing will cause others to attend until the throng will be of magnificent propor. tioiis. Mine hosts, Messrs Scoville & Co., of the Seaside Park Hotel, will do all in their power for the accommoda tion and comfort of guests, and there will be a good time generally. In this connection we hear the rumor wafted on the "breeze that gently blow," that during the day the Cornet Concert Club will visit the residence, on the Sound, of Maj. C M. Stedman, and gie him a serenade in honor of his nomination as Lieut. Governor of North Carolina. The Magazines. Southern Historical Society Papers for June have been received and are well worth a careful perusal. n this num ber we have the Last Chapter in the History of Reconstruction in South Car olina." by Prof. F. A.Porchr. in which the 4 -Edgefield Riots," the -Twenty-eighth of June," and the Hamburg Riot" are discussed and much light thrown upon those dark and gloomy days. Besides this very valuable pa per, there are others relatiug to the war which are 01 much interest. The Pa pers are published at Richmond, Va., at a subscription price of $3 per an num, ahd edited by Rev. J. Wm. Jones, D D., to whom communications should bfe addressed. TJie Magazine of American History for July has been received. We have always considered this one of the best and most instructive periodicals pub- Jl:shed ia the country, and -the present number is fully equal, it not superior, to any of its predecessors. The mo3t important articles to the general read er are. Ausiness From m tho Revo lution." by J. Hammond Trumbull, L. tf.D; "French Spoliation Before 1801," by Jame3 G. Gcrand ; Chief. Justice John Marshall" by Sallic E wing Mar shall, and "Washington in 1861," by General Charles P, Stone. Thie last paper will not be apt to be pleasant reading to many at the North who were fast and furious for bloodshed provid iag it was the blood of some, one else rather than their own which was shed. Published at the No. 30, Lafayette Place, New. York, at $3 per annum. The frequent and copious showers which we hare had recently 9 begin ; to make. the farmers have gloomy conten ances. inere nas Deen dui mus uauias done as yet, jet if this wet weatner continues a few days. longer the Injury lo all kinds of crops will be serious. , : MM -1 TUESDAY. JULY 1, : Personal. " . .. RevvJ. E. C. Smedes. "of Raleigh is in tha city and registered1 at the Purcell House. Maj. W. L. Bineham. of the iustlv celebrated Bingham School, at Mejbane- ville N. C. U iu the city and registered at the Purcell House. Mr. J. C Chase. Superintendent of the Clarendon Water Works, alter an absence of about three weeks, has rc- turned and is busy vwith the duties of his , position.. , ColH. M. Drane, tho weL known rcilroad manager, and Superintendent of the Plant Investment Company passed through the city last night, cn his way South. The Templar's Banner The new banner for the Grand Com- mandery of Knights Templar of Noith Carolina, has been received and wss to-day von exhibition at tho store of Messrs. George R. French & Sons, on. Front street. It was designed ' by Mr. J. McD. French and painted by an art ist in Boston, Mass. As Chairman of the Committee appointed for the pur p se by the Grand Commandery, Mrr French designed a plan for the bans ntr which, with seveial other de signs, was '- submitted to the eitire committee.' and his de sign was unanimously adopted. We were shown the design before, it was transmitted to the artist, and gave ' a description of the same at the time, so tbat it becomes unnecessary to describe it now. The banner is 43 inehes long by 33 inches wide, i3 bordered with heayy bullion and gold tassels and is p- beautiful and appropriate piece of workmanship. It Is adorned with the North Carolina coat of arms besides the usual symbols of masonry and it cost $100. About Postmasters. i The second volume of an interesting work called the government blue book has been received, and from its pages we learn that there are, in round num bers, about 50 000 postmasters in the United States whoe salaries run from $8,000 per annum down to nine cents. The individual receiving the largest salary in thiscapacity is the postmaster at New York, whose salary is $8,000, the same as that of the Postmaster Gen eral himself. The smallest salary paid appears to, be that of II. H. Forrest, postmaster ' at Repale, Pitt county, N.-C, whose salary, according to this register was nine cents last year. Postmasters below a certain grade, it will be understood, are paid according to the number of stamps cancelled at their offices. Formerly they were paid according to tho number of stamps sold( but tmi system was not found to be satisfactory, some of the postmasters making a business of selling stamps in order to get their, percentages. Now they arc paid by the number ot stamps canceled, receiving the full value up to the first $50, and a certain proportion alter reaching that sum Out of the 50, 000 postmasters in the United States there are 2,000, according to this register, whose salaries arc less than $10 each. Of those postmasters whose salaries were less than one dol lar, Mississippi, Louisiana and Pennsyl vania have one each, Virginia, Tennes see, Alabana, Wisconsin, Kentucky. Minnessota have two each, while North Carolina has no less than a dozen who get less than one dollar a year. - I . . . We invite the attention of our citizens to the fact that first quality shirts are being made to order at one dollar at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. tt. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. " Wil. & Wei. R. R. Co., SECRETARY & TREASURER'S OFFICE, WILMINGTON, N C, July 1st, 18S4. DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. ON tbe Capital Stock of the Wilmington A Wei- don Railroad Co., will be paid to the Stock holders of record on the Books of the Compa- l - . - - ny Jane 30th, at this Office, on atd after the 15th lost. J. W. THOMPSON, joljlSt ' 8cctj and Treas. COMMISSIONER'S REPORT OT THK condition of the Sinking Fud ot the City ot Wimlogton, N- C, July 1st. 1S31: SKCURITlB-t HKliU: .4 City Bonds due in 1SS7. 400 CO 1 1883, 1,1 0-i 00 3,-MH OJ - 5,8 0 00 2.100 00 10O03 CO 25,roiOi 3,000 00 $5n.H 00 6.931 JS 7 13 11 25 3 1S92, 1S9. 1803, J3l, l'J04, 1910, '115 Bonds amounting to ; Cash uninvested. Total amount of Sinking Fond. 9 J.4 S3 au oonas Belonging to tne MnKing rona posited oer. jolyl U RICHARD J. JONES. Commissioner. n&Te neen registered and sampea; tmurg Fond. City of WllmlBircon. ti. t and are de in tLe vault of the BankTf f New Hat- 1884 NO. 156 NEW ADVEKTISEM'eNTS. Hurrah for' Our Ticket ! TUB OLD NORTH STATE WILL BE O. K. In November. We have the stron$rcst Stitc T'ckct wo have hal since the war. Kery lody Is 1 leased and ready to g towtrk.1 Tbc "Old North SUte SaJoun U sl&o tJ. R. andcocUnues to' keep the cot U'st licer, Uie choic- stClzars. and the p-. rest Whiskey to be found in the city. Oil at No. .6 So Front sL, and Bee what IcUuWAN cau do lor you. iulyl i ' Base liall and Bats QF ALL KISOS. ilammocks, three kind, very latei t styles. Lc ttos, two s'zes. A B C ranis and Elocls, Rubber BaUsfc all Elz'es. ' RHchcr IIrnioiiicaf, Uiccrybctt. Violins, Guitar an J Bar jo Strirgs Italian Vioiinaaud vioiiu fjovv. Jubt 'O clnd aid for sale ( heap lit IIEINSHKRGKK'S. julyl Live Booh and MFlr Start s Quarantine Notice. QUARANTINE FOR Til K POUT OF Wll 'minglon will be enforced from May 1st to Novomber 1st, as follows : Pilots will bring all vessels fn m Ports south of t npo 'Fear to the Quarantine anchor ge; also, all vessels which have had any aiad ot sickness on board during the passage: or on arrival, and will cause a signal to Ue set iu the main rigging on the port side, as eoon as pos sible at u-r crossing th Car I No vet-pel must leave the Quarantine anchor age, or allow any person, steamer or, tug boat, lighter, or boat of any kind to go along si e, unless by written authority from the Quaran tine Physician; and every vessel rniiBi be an chored as far to the eastward of the channel as is consistent with Bafety. Regulations governing vessels while in Quart amine may be had on application at the oilite of the Quarantine Physician at bmithvllle Applications for permits to visit vessels in Quarantine must be made to Dr. Thomas F. Wood or Dr. Geo. G. Thomas, and pcrni.ts eo obtained will be end' rsed by the Quarantine Physician, if, iq his opinion, It is proper and sr.fe to allow communication with such vessels. A penalty of 2 0 for each and every offence, will be enforced against any person violating any of the Quarantine Regulations of the Port. W. G CURTIS, M. I, Quarantine Physician, Port of Wilmington. THOS. F. WOOD, M. D. ) n.r.ta GEO..G. THOMAS, M. D. 1 Consultants, mav 1 2am 6m 1A15 4 Ship Your QUICKENS. EGGS AND COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY to A. W. RIVKNBARK,' Wilmington, N. or HIGHEST MARKETPRICES guaranteed, (Refers to Bank of New Hanover.) may 16 For Excursionists. I KEEP A FULL LINE OF FINE GRO ceries. Dry Goods and all other articles to be found in a first class store. In landing at the Steamer's wharf pass up through the gate and turn to the left and my place is about 0 yards distant. Give me a call. j J. A. WESCOTT. may29 1m , Smlthville. N. C. Something New. FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM PARLOR at the corner of Front and Mulberry streets, where purest Cream In the city can be found. Ladles and gentlemen arc respect ulJy invited to rail . " ' - ' Orders promptly filled aid delivered free of lime 17 lm. i Proprietors CONUNDRUM. W HY IS THE 5-TEA. ME U PASSPORT like a Siting Band ? Because it cannot c'o without its "Harperi" - o - DRUGS. PEBFUME3. SOAPS, FANCY and Toilet Articles, Ac. ; Prescriptions a spoclaHy at F. C MILLER'S, may 2G ' Corner Fourth and Nun its Lemons. Butter. Lemons. JUST RECEIVING BY A. C. LINE and N- Y. Steamer, all of which will be sold low In quantities to suit. 800 bushs. Va Meal, 75 Boxes Lemons, ?5 tubs Va. and N. Y. Butter, Michigan Flour, Virginia Flour. Bacon. Lard Ac. . G. BLAIR, June 12 No. 19 N. Second Street. SELLING OUT. lyiLL SELL MY ENTIRE- STOCK OF MILLINERY GOOD 3, - NOTIONS. TOYS, ;. , fcHOW CASES. MIRRORS, 1 j HAT RACKS, at cost dur'ng the next two weeks. Part'es wanting anything In my line will find It advantageous to call and examine early. - respectfully,; UBi. S. J. BAKER. june30 lw , No. 12J Market St. James A. Lowrev, yHEELWRIGHT, BLACKSMITH AND General Repabrer of Carriages and Vehicles. Work of all kinds attended to , without delay. Thanking my friends for favors extended to me in the past, I solicit their kind favors and tb' lr patronage In fntare. After an experi ence of forty-four years ar a Mechanic under Capt W. II Bobbltt. of Warren ton. and It Wumfaigton. I am now prepared to conduct the work in . all iu branches In a good and workmanlike manner. Place of businesa, on Prince, between 3rd and 4th streets. - - ; nor 20 osvr-tf . - ' & v ' u - - ' ..,- -" , ': J?' :. ' . - .. u - - ' 1. - ' -ar-- ' - - Tr win bo g!ai la rcoclri CCdlilUca troa our fxicids on xzj and aa tntjtcU frall8tereattmi : -it . The name of the wrtr must always U nlahod to the Editor. IConunrxnlcatloBs must br written cm oaJ one aide of the paper. Personalties must be avoided.; AM it la especially and rartteularly trnfer tood that the Editor 4oei not ahrayt tase the views of correspondents unlaw sUt . 1 me oaitonai columns - NEW AIVEi:TISEMENT3. Grand Moonlight Excursion ! QNSTEAMEUS PASSPORT AND LOUISE; V KINE'IY.!.lirf.Y 1. J i..iuhrv. l.AL. at the Hotel Ut unswiek, under tho .ik.huVh mov-urQiim Liuu r famer Pass port wil leave at 6 p. m. sharp, n I rctum at v rnasonabk Uum. AMiounocmrut t cxtraor duiiry: TwkcU for this c&cursoii will good on steamer I ouLjc, thereby gttlng those who may jlctelnj to do so an opitottunlty ot. lovlDg Wl mlngionatl p. i. cu UuImj sua return ou lm ort hujc even ng; or any one who iu.t delic to rem.dii at Mu Ih illo over ntaht van ictarn I oul at 7 a m. 1 he Cor ict Concert lut. has b -en invited, and wkllds- mu'itt su t imtdc; on luc itcaaicr nd at -miUiHW-. 1Lj Ho'cl Lriutwtek Band will s tuintslMUmo iniwic Ml tho t tviou lUfrcsh uieul will lm fnrf.ishcd at tho alc uul up. pcrat the Hotel to Ho c wt.o mix th-iro it " .t'aitici who lit u to itui ia wvc Might and it-turn ou ttc tnicr Loutsc at 7 a m , can get atv:..mui-'.iiitiw,at luc Hotel J no n cr -s giiti t.ousuPUte and Alan er Mtbli will : l cii t re,j. ttr, iy on tin tf.-umcr and nl . liiiUuiik- iuti.c iit.t .t thc.r ncos. Hhlch u;nbt Ik; a ; uUc'ci.t turauley t a pica-nut ie, tnM.a C4f(ip0iiv and good ,t.rdcriv- Fsro :or the rouifl ;to, ',fc In.ict cmii t had llm lommltiw. tlnly a lliMtf; i ,mer of t'ckcls will lc Hiid. as uudtrijocircuiusuurei will tne t omiiiit'i-e rrowd the ncmicr to the diacuuuot 1 of t c cU v . U. W. KlDDhli, ; N. K. I'ahKKK, ' T. V. MKMth . . juneilO Coin, of C.rlinaClub A Card. ance not bla of such a nature as to warrant ' his sendlBg 6ieclal Invitations, ho uke tills method or exten iiu a hearty and cordial In. " vitation to th Caro ina Club and their guraU to the Opening CH at tb'e Hotel Brunswick, Wednesday evening, July 2nd, li, and gives the assurance that every effort will bo made to - .. :' . . promote the pleasure ot his gucts . ? june M 3t , . .. - Roolttig, arid Tin Work, JgY EXPERIEXCEE WORKMKN. : Our stock of goods o f the B EST M ATE RIAL. If you want a COOK STOVE; call on ; ; ' PAKKER ft TAYLOR A. PURE WHITE OIL. June 3 riniAT WILL MAKE OLD HARNESS " 1 look new. Pure Neat's Foot Oil, llamers ' Oil, Blacking, Harness Soap, Chamois Skins. A lull lino cf Carriages. Buggies, Phxtons, . Harness, Sahdies, Trunks, tatchels, Bag, Sacks, Ac. 1 runks repaired by the only prac tical trunk maker In tho State. " -u MCDOUGALL A BOWDEN, " J14 North Front St. . " Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store, june 3) Headquarters pOR FISHING TACKLE, ' ' . AT - -W. E. SPRINGER A CO'S., " . m 19. 21 and 23 Market fiti eel , The largest atiTl best assortment ever offered in this market. .-'-:sV--..i. - Juno 70 ' - C, W. Yates, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. 119 Market St .Wilmington. K. C. school Books and School Supplies, lUank Boov8 of every description In stock and made" to order, when desired. ' ..Fancy Goods, Albums, Pictures, Frames. Musical Instruments, Ac , - Bibles Hymn Books, Prayer Books, Sua- ' day School Books, c. . ; . Lithographing and Engraving a specialty. DCs ficclal (tfecouot to litchcrs andmcr chants. ; : t . . . , -. - . Don't fend off for your School or Ofilco fenp pues. Wo can give you bottom prices and save you freight. , . . . 1 Largp stock of Wrapping Paper and , Paper f ' Bags always on hand. . . . - June 5D Ice. Ice. vice. t Would respectfully kotify the JL citizens and the public gcuerally, that I hive laid In a full supply of CHOICE ICE, ??r...?w iul7 prepared to fill orders at LOW PRICES, oytho Barrel, JJogshead or Car Load,, to all point on the Railroads or Rivers, and hope to secore.a reasonaHle iharo of patronage. tt. II. J. AHREN3, Proprietor of New Ice Honso. Send for Price. a Jane 27 lm Wagonette "P OR WWQjMyjJLLEEOUSp will Icire Sootbexland's Stables DAILY at 6 P. M. ehx rp. Rcturnieg, will lavc Sound at 7 A, U. sharp June 25 tf T. J. SOUTIIERLAND. Munds Bros. & DeUosset, Munds Bros. & JJeKossct, Munds Bros. & DeRosset, Manufacture a IcIlHr.ua - - I Extract cf Vanilla. Mrskvor your Ice Cream. Custards and Pastry, with it . And be made hannr nH ntnfot ' . . Thl lixtract is usedln.thc ; ' jc reim, wmcn nasrlen. . MUNDi BKOS. A: IEki ..MKT Cream oda Water such a . s SphjnrtiJ reputation. '' - vj5 v UtfSA u at i v A every day ttU weer. . Nothing of the kind enaal H. . Rendczvoas tor La-itcs ' , - Market and second Hi,- - lane 23 ' ' WUmlugtcn, N.'Cl. City Drug Store. t - 12 1 (i - BI AIC I BT. 8TKEEtL NO CONUNORUM ABOUT TI1H i -Soda V. terat Sopcr gla-s Jt can't bo good at 9t.it or a cento per gLass; (too much loam and gas). Drug ui CUciM-in great variety. Mytnxla ttiuer 1 aJvraya rL Jk can'ij uc cxocllid cry day. My Jvl-ua Is th bc- to be hid. Ico-Cr am Jt 1 1 or- -.lorv. al.y., Calloa "OLDJIU CO.ol::Y.- . jore:ts-:. , ; 212a tstr. ; it . 1 .. i