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-pEaiOOUATIC TICKET.
- Election Tuesday, Nqv. 4. J3
FOR president:
G ROVER CLEVELAND,
of" New York.
foi: vice president:
TJjjOMAS A. HENDRICKS. V
"of Indiana! ; ' r 5
FQ R, GOVERNOR :
ALFRED ST SCALES,
?6f Guilford.'
t . -
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR:
CHARLES M. STEDMAN,
of New Hanover.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE: ;
WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS,
of Wake.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
catrjLiI 2 t
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" 1 1 i g ii i
VIII.
Bill Chandler has hardlv been able
k roil lOnself into shape since Gov
TT j. ,
xxenuncKS sat down on him with snch
unceremonnious force
WILMINGTON N. C... MONDAY. JULY 21. 1884.
; NEW AD VEKTIg
At4 till cscUy V
ior ui me inevicaoie result it
seems to us Blaine's letter of acceptance
migat baye been - made considerably
-i . -
snoner.
It' would be sad if Blaine should bo
beaten in his own State, of which there
would be absolute dancer if Butler
should run oh the Greenback ticket. -
Mr.: Horace E. Honkins.- of
7t jxcuionat uemocratt JeQersonville,
Indiana, writes, that he suffered excru
ciatingpain in th region of the heart
ana m nis back. One application of
ot. Jacobs Oil, the magical Dain-reliev-
m - . .
er, exiernauy. curea him.
LOCAL NEWS.
I NO. 172 Jefeoncic---;
SPLENDID STYLES, !CHPER TELAK ANY IN TmSUABKCT
iDformatlon Wanted.
If this item should catch the eye of
Joseph Blite, a mirier, last heard from
as a; workman in the Piedmont Iron
Mine, in some portion of North Caro
lina, it is to inform him that John
Thomas' daughter, Elizabeth Thomas,
from Cornwall P.nTn
. isiij ouav i -y-tti t rvin - . ..
.wUuuuuis wuureacoaw. Lowers -t: . u uuwBiuens we nope to cloaa nnt nnvnn n
auuiesseu lo uonn u. JNoriney, Unar
lotte. N. C, will receive a prompt an
swer. - "
f .- -
i . ' T
CLOSING OUT CARPETS'.
- i .
Jlyll$t - .
july 21
FOR AUDITOR:
W. P. ROBERTS,
of Gates.
TOTl ATTORNET-GENERAL:
' THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncombe.
IIDEX TO KlVt ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Smith Fnrnlture
F C Miller Conundrum
J Eisbach Shirt Factory
Fob Sale Printing Press
Hkinsberoek Just Received
R Ji McImtiee Fancy Matting
Pabker & Tavlor Our Stock
J W Harper Family Excursion
C W Yates We Want Your Trade
W E Springer & Co Headquarters
Giles A Murchisox Library Lamps
P L Bridgers & Co Royster's Candy
Geo R.Frrkch Arsons To Cfose Out
Knights of Honor Reimiar ivrpofiT,
Thos C. Craet, Agt-Bargainln FurnltureT
The First Cari Ijoad.
Many thousands of watermelons
have been shipped from this port by
steamer to New York and other north
ern markets in years past, but the firit
regular car load was shipped to-day,
wo DUicis ueiug iiaessrs. yy . cs j.i nitir r.
Struthers, who cultivated a large truck Tnitn 'ii' .
garden, just outside the Southeastern thfMavor thi - bef0re
limit.nr.k :. tu in? Mayr this morning chared with
...v. vil,J. A HtfO Snip pea I a vinUtim. r r- . .
direct and will reach their destinat f
without change of cars. lZS " " "s wltQm -m T-
pwuouumjw. ne was fined $10 for
Persobal. V I the offense, from which ind crmonf. ha
J U w
Carpets now -in stock and that very early. fc J . hnon WRloTrrr - ...
. WBSETS-We have ot very best styles and hi great Variety.'.-. " stto,DAliVitir li,--,
""ri ojL'itjAut) liave you seen
!Cf!urs' da yu know how very cheap
they are being sold?
LINEN ULSTERS all sizes. j
R. rj3. McirJTlRE.
Board.
A KWJ TABUS BOARDERS CAN IT"
attendance and tiST i-irrr Ca
Transient boa7deS
day or week. MRS, KORkhtt vt?t toe
l I'ERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION: S. M. FINGER,
of Catawba. '
There will be a new moon to-m err row
at 7:30 a. m.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT:
A. S. MERRIMON, . :
ol Wake.
FOR ELECTORS-AT-LARGE: .
f W. H. KITCHEN,
JOHN N. STAPLES.; : '
Ilarpers Weekly has hoisted- the
names of Cleveland and Hendricks.-'
1 mi . .
a aere was only one bale of cotton
received at this port to-day.
i The thermometer in this office indi
cated 84 degrees at noon to-day.
; See notice of a "Printing Press" for
sale to be found in another column .
! We are having most delightful
weather. The atmosphere this morning
was pure and invigorating.
We are glad to state that the condi
tion of Mr. J. B Munson was consid
Tyte Yprk has. swallowed the Civil I red as more favorable this morLing.
Rights bUl-what there is left of it. JohnH. Smythe, colored, U. S. Siin-
Itiannderstood thatMavorTw -of ister to Liberia, 3 in the city on 'a
TitookVja,. Y., will support CleveJshortleave of absence from his post of
land. -.' uuty.
Mr. J. El3bachof 27 Market street." 40012 an appeal to the next term of thft
vim leave nere ior tne warm Springs vnminai uourt.
Rev. F. A. Bishoo. of th m 'J' W; Harper, of the steamer
nhnroh .n.w..r..7 --V-r- .rc' wm ive the second of
: ' " " lauea couniy nia sv es of "family excursions "
two Years acn waa in tha, j , . . milJ excuraions.
Mr. Jas wa lr 0r. tbe .son. on Friday, the 25th
ui:... r . in8C- ana Knowing from experience the
THAT
JulyllljdAw
MRS, ROBERT I.VW "
-v Market 8 tree L
. WUadnjpton, n. C
or
i .iwv ttu uuo umu me XiaiV nlPfianraa of V.?a j .
.1. that eity is ia the city and us fenbe of his
honor ot a call this morning We fo, h . f'
a rrra nartrr TU r .
were glad to make Us acquaintance as will 7nt. .VkTSw' fSK?
we found hfe a very pleas. ut geutle- and th; Fort.TuduW the wSSer
man. He will remain here sever U f ui su . . . .
1 1""" tavuiauic, will mase & snort trip
to sea.
weeks.
Til
e Last of Earth.
T . .
vv e rezrec to announce the rfonth f
'mi t . - . . I """"" vm.
i Ane oosequies ot tne late Mr. John Mr. Archie Exnm. of this nitv
. Craig were held at 5 o'clock jester- occurred at . Laurinburg, oh the 15th
dasterday afternoon at bis late resi- inst.. where he had gone for the benefit
dnce on Walnut streJ, between of hw health. He was about 20 years
Sjventh and McRae. Rev. Dr. Yates, of age,. and ior a considerable time
ofthe Front Street M. E. Church, offici. Wia ft printer injbe exnpldy of Messrs
ad. assisted by Rev. Dr. Pritchard, of E. & Warrockr Colrofthis city
thb First Baptist Church. Cape Fear
Laqge. No. 2. 1, o. of ci. v . nf wrMirt Qaarterlv Meeting.
deceased was a mem her niuwwf mIT hird Bound for the WilminMnn n?c-
thl remains to their last resting place at mAt:2t:?eetD.?d-,s.fc BA Churcn,South :
Oikdale. foUowedlby a large concourse and ST" at Jul 26
of friends and acquaintances. Messrs Wilmington, at Front Street. An'mst
n M J U
ft is a soul-harrowing fact that many I rhe semi-monthly meeting of the
of the Irish will go for Blaine with Christiana Association of the Front
their shelallahs. - btreet M. E. Church will be held to-
JcUm L. Dudley, H. W. Bryant. S. A.
Cfaig, John Maunder, Oscar Pearsall
add K. S. Townsend vera thn nu
W ' WMW M14
bearers.
Got Left.
r.
(Monday is alwav Annrnnriafad Kr,
night, instead Of TllP.odftV OO fnrmaylwr I Hio nnlnrnA T ,! .v
The JVfiie 2V. a RermRn Rahl J" I i "P. me season,
it-
can paper published in Brooklyn, N.
Y., has come out lor Cleveland.
2 and 3.
Smithville. August Qanrl. in
Brunswick Circuit, at Mt. Zion, Au
gust ijj ana 13.
Whiteville Circuit, at Peacock's, Au
gust, 10 ana id.
Jtiemmgton Circuit, at Carver's
vreeK, Augusts and 24.
Elizabeth Circuit, at Purdie's, Au
gust 30 and 31.
JNewton Grove Mission, at Newton
Royoter's Candy
' f
HAS ARRIVCD,
and we are Belling large quantities of 1L
Come early and secure
CHOICE SELECTIONS.
Cleveland & Hondrlclio !
A GOOD DEMOCRATS AM HAPpr !
Vletorr la asanrAd t Tin ... .
' W WW
r ouict jaii juiimijw a mvm atii v,K w
State Saloori" and try hlijusUr puiiVr
and tmoke one of hi a ft-T-l-irT
IT IS THE
PURKiT AND
t will pat you in goodhumorU. af
THE CUTICTJBA REMEDIE3,
W-JINERM SAFE LIVER AND KIDNEY
DUK?i'8 MTB ACT OF MALT AND
UVA B " ........
' x" '
S. 8. S. TWO SIZES. "
BEST CANDY 8OLD IN
, - 1 ur JJituua,
WILMINGTON. MEDICINES AND FANCY GOODS -
35 cts. per lb.; 3 lbs. for $1. Muiids Bros. & DeRossct,
..uuvooraxs, v
Fine Claret & Scbppernong
Wines
WILMINGTON, N. C. -
July 16
1
We Want Your Kado.;
T THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN IN THE
nr ?trbi? iStl- 1,0x411 to their
SfJlilJ?00 -de or to buy tnelr 8TA-
For the hot day.. KEEP COOL, and In or mltL" 'fi!L2
1 tz r- " mw ouiut - lULiini r
yui duplicate any order that you may send off
tu yivuuiT bsvo von rrom latnisi
der to do so buy ome of these
i
' f
PIKE WINES.
for. anc
cent.
per
P. L. BBID&EBS & 00.
jnly 21
HO Kortli Front St.
If "
We invite the attentinn nf imitwona fF making excursions down the river.
to the fact that first nnalif.v shirfa Asms morning was no exceotion to the Grove. Aueust 30 and 31.
w , - 1 . . . . .
Ijeing made to order at one dollar at the &ner1 ruIe. and for more than an hour . uKesPur yrcW at Bethel, Sep
xumugLoa onirc jactory. tt. IT"" ""wwr u.'unwoi The District Conference will be held
One white tramp was accommodif X 1Z TT "u "4 W1UU?? en " V.?? Lnennine 1Dton V com-
w v w w 1 1 i - m ill i 'ill ii r"3 n nnrrn n h -. . iiiuiifiiii rv & v oi c rm m w m -m
With lodfflOff at the rniarrl hnncn loot. I . . . . o in Cilli, J &' ""J
ui 7i . . ! ouarauuui Dye :so tne boat was crowd- rv j vwu--
For j
Bargains in Furnltnre.
FINE AND COM it ON,
ALL STYLES AND DESIGNS. .
PARLOR, CHAMBER and
Ledgers. J ournals. Day Books. Sales Cooks.
c. anr slae and atvla Kiirti- iXJTitrJ I
printed to order. " . .
County Record Books made to order at short
nouco.
Check, Draft and Note Books UTHO.
GRAPHED In the best style. AUV
Fine Writing Paper and EaTelppcsVtultabid
for mercantile and private nse. "
1 tIH MuclLae, Pencils, Pens, Penholders.
Letter Books. Blottta tBnir T-.i7c7:ir ,
r r .J ..... . ... XAAi-.
me. blame barometer shows a sta
tionary pressure in Vermont, but ind
cates a great depression in all the West
era States.
n,nn;( ,u:i ... L,'J!ca7 morning, organization of
BenButler thinks that Cleveland is a mendation to leave the city forthwith, . reets .till w .hJ' Ju Z.u "1 S:S?t7JZ2i ixmlerenoe and Sunday
"wa. cauuiuaie, out, men, mere is a r "wx
good deal in Ben's composition, be
sides his eye3, that is cut bias.
M9 Market Street
AT FORT FISHES. IS ONE OF THE
most pleasant resorts In the State. THE FIN
EST BATHING. .BOATING AND FISHING
FACILITIES. Best Llnnnrannil Dmn. Vf.K
DINING BOOM SETS I SbrImpfl' Janvs and Terrapins served la every
GO TO
THOS. C. CRAFT. Acen t,
s
Leading: Furniture Store to the .City.
Julyftl 20 South Front St.
style. JC3r CHARGES VERY MODeratr
Parties sroinr down on Stntmrn t
' spend about six houm at tha Pnlnt MiTMtnn
same day. Those wishing to go outside to Cah
on Southern Bock will have to remain over
night. Can leave tho city at 4 o'clock, in thai
. 1 v&o were wending their way thither. . Centenary services Saturday morn-
Juot Received.
aiternoon. on steamer ToniA. anri mtnm
oTomug. nn. aiavo wui iook
June 19 1m
after th. com
W. E. UATO.
There will be a match game of baseTWen the boat finally left the wharf Dfiseveral sfaort addresses and cen- "DLANK books
,n a .u,-.:- j . . I fhnm .u uj-.j . denary sermon. D
ball on the Athletic , grounds at 5 there were more than a hundred who
Henry n. Bowen of i hn Nw VnrV I o'clock tb-morrow.afternoon, in which could not he accommodated and to say
Independent, writes to Mr Cleveland . Seaside Park and the Clarendon that they were disappointed would not
"I most heartily rejoice in your ndni- nines will be the contestants.
tlM t Inn nn.l n H . 'i T i 11 I mi vv .
.iu assure you tnai l snan ao rne vvasnmgton excursionists
wnai l
W.H BOBBITT, P. JS.
ar-
Can to SGCUrn VOlir plrotifn nalrivoil hrvn ot o Vinn t ft O.l-.l- -.1
nave your nomination." morning, somewhat earlier than was
The 'industrial II,. Kn exPected and a11 express themselves
Airin the first half the' present year, aS. havinS been much pleased with their
ay the Baltimore Manufacturer's i?c- lr,p '
tort, is simply marvelousnearly $70,- Some of the members of the Sumter
WO.OOO ia new enterprises having been Light Infantry who were in camp at j
uioarked.
Pretty Women.
half express their leelins. Som f Ladies who would retain freshnes55
. a " i i ., . ...... . .
them bore their disappointment nhilo- S1" 7JvaSliy uo lau to try Wells'
u... . ' neaicn itenewer."
supuiu&iiy uuii oLaers aia not. tJant.
r
LETTER BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
long Ida r books.
Party.;
I RAILING TO .OBTAIN THE PASSPORT
proposed, for next week,:
the Ladles Oakdale Memorial Association '
White and Manilla ENVELOPES, all sizes.
Latest Styles BOX PAPER.
Harper is one ot the' most accommoda
ting ol men, but he is restricted by very
stringent laws and severe penalties
from carrying more than a certain num-1
ber. "
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Manhattan for August.
Tt drill ho a nommn r-nil-
' lAnnnnr. hnn cn m nf hinn tn 1 nfnmof
fn,n cfi.. tu l v..w.fe w uKic9i wiiu
pej,, " t ; ceron osturaay nignt. iney express-
p undB ",,thitf toPoMhw" ed themselves as delighted with their
ttiS r.dl ff!.lhat 411 visit to SmithviUe and their reception
.w uuuentrs oi me party horp
-ri.. oiaioe. Among tbe thousands
ho have bolted the ticket, we have not
in the August Manhattan. The leading
article is on the Yellowstone National
Park, by Ashley W. Cole, who has
thoroughly explored the park, and
There will be a meetiegvf the Demo-1 writes about it graphically.. Another i
Fa m i I y Exc u rs i o n .
QN STEAMER PASSPORT, j.
FRIDAY. JULY 25th. JJa
Music by Paacucci's Band
Jnly 21 It ' J. W. HARPER.
For Sale.
A iTRLNTIMU iRESS WE HAVE FOB
sale a second-hand ADAMS PRINTING
wlllrfve a Lawn Party at the city Hall Park
ceeds are to be used In behalf of tho Con fed
erate Home, to be established In North Caro
Una. The nubile crencrallv. vhn .m tnhmut.
Japanese Beveled-Edged VISITING CARDS i?! t?l.c2ntrib.1lUl.
lonatlons can be teat '
At
HEINSBERGER'S,
zresnmcnta of any kind, or their equivalent
for the occasion. Any donations can be sen
to the President, 224 North Third street, or
juJy21
the VICO President. 115 Market itrMt. Zi
the day of the Party, to the care of the
Mayor, at the City HalL Shonld th .th
Uto Book and Musle Stores. N, the tost pleasant ereniof.
nii. , a. , . JT 1MI
Furniture.
m of one whnsfi rm . f cratsot tne fiitn Ward at the hall of paper is "Paul Delarnhft anrl Fli Pn. press m good condlUon. We offer a nn
, . . n(A UVUI I " - - I
c,eaH.; :. '. I the Siedman Fire Com Dan v. at 8:30 1 nils" hv Ernest. K"rvnflf -,;fk ih.Mn wf . .
m- l2t -- . Auwuuv, nivu icuiu . . w u ivi uiB ua iipjirrin.
TTE W ARRIVALS OF
PARLOR,
CHAMBER and
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
BEDDING. AC
Just the Ticket.
AFTER BREAKFAST,
AFTER DINNER, . .
AFTER SUPPER,
AND ALWAYS.
o ciock to-nignr, ior tne purpose or or- auctions of Delaroche's paintings. The uon. Address the home
i
W c. . . Uana, of the New ganizing a Cleveland, Hendricks, Scales Hemicycle. The New Produce Ex-
is aoing as Well as COUld be I and Stedman Camnnbn (lnh. Tt ic rlianra nf TJa VnrU i. .rM..!!. f
expected TT " I - i 0- w .i v i biiiribauj ucaicu
' uu SHVSi "as hotnean
jnly 21
QMOKERS WILL FIND AT CRAPOJTS
Call and examine stock and 'nn, 1 T011' Btrt t Ire Cents
t i -1 wtu ui me cuv.
making purchases.
Plttsboro, N. C.
w oar readftM i
U M uy oe unsausiacwry
Democrat, but Mr. 'Blaine is not
hoped that there may be
dance.
t full atten-
Headquarters
aest as
a man, and that decides it."
reetamon
s ocean racers 1 are now
The Cornet Concert Club will meet i
at their room for practice to-night, and
it is hoped that there may be a full at
tendance in order to rehearse for the
Lawn Party at the City Hall Park.
the Atlantic, bound for New given by the Indies' Oakdale Memorial panting out that the popa-
.They areCunarder WemVssi. Association for the benefit of the Con lanfl.y of Poi A owes iu in-
the Orevon, theAncholiner federate Home. pt.on to Baudelaire, and Julian
nxiand tKo r...tl, . . :. i nL. Hawthorn has apaper on Emersonas
by Montgomery Schuyler, In "Women
Artists ofthe Olden Timfi'' T. Tntrrl
Corning, shows what women achieved FB T1&mSQ tackle.
in painting ana sculpture down to the
eighteenth century. Knickerbocker w. e. springer a cos
Eyes in Mexico- is by Frances A. Bart- The largeatandVreA
lett von Glumer. Lewis Rosenthal has m this market. iniv?i
Library Lamps.
mHE HANDSOMEST AND LARGEST AS-
Hawthorn has a paper on ''Emerson as I aortmeat ever seen in this city.
In the closing paragraph of Blaine's an American." The f 'Ketrospections of
with aZ .ru Q i1 'hetter of acceptance, where he says: the American Stage"
are continued, as
ere exoecuda v"vS w corrupts suffrage strikes at well as -Trajan." the novel. A nrj
JtJternonn tkI ZZ"-Zr' .iTJ me very root OI Iree ernmeniv ne original Istory -U "An Incident in the
" Lamp and Lamp Goods a specURy.
jury 21
Qg MURCHISOirS.
33 and 40 Muxchtaon Block.
7yay aiternoon TKn.. ;Z ;, luo vc J w sTwUUieax original ;story . is "An Incident in the
eert2?wiii. i is the arch enemy of the BepubHc" it Life of Dr. Jane Temple,", by Clara
-1 -letch
At
ftPTOIL SHIRT FACTORY.
nZSgrTj' it as a hint to his campaign managers. Bones," by E. W Bellamy, of Mobile ia Sd"Sal
re 5 tn IS S 7V " & KateFie&s yiy SSStfS ISEM
ProvedtIo , ... I ' iii I-doun ,3 capital Snmmer 5i3
"vcampr ... IAUIUInI AAVMU4I . I ' w
- -
Uthetiraeto
d isrlits of Honor
era, reinforced, equal to Rnen. aomethlna:
01.
Carolina Xodge No. 43C Regular Eyerybody in want of Paints. " Whita jswrfaiwiui 2100 linen bosom mS. toortoS
..t!.Mk:a'n;n af a aUaaV 'Pniilv-j . v I $1. Orders from tho , eocntrr , aaHi-dzed nri
6uuuuta Huiu i wo a 1 uw uc, soouia go 10 J ACOBI S I prczzpuy aiscnaea 10, Clre cj a rali.
... . . a. - i ... . i . - ........ r
lyd-w attenaance aesireu. .... . . . it I a) get best qnalitiss s.nd inwp-t , i .... . w. i3ua.cu.
joiyn
Riirrrr
Furniture Dealer. N. Front Street
Long Fttler Havana Cigar. Satttfactlon
Karanteeo: or money refunded. Also a full
8 of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. -Fresh
Goods erery Steamer. ; Do nol forrtt
the place. No. 23 Bou th Front StT
ly 11 GEO. M. CRAPON. Art -
Jameo A. LoivreVf
To Close Out,
W WILL OFFER FOB THE NEXT I TfTHEELWRIGIIT, BLACKSMITH AND
atxty days, or untU closed outf BAXCAINS General Repairer of Carriages and t Yedlca
In Gents' Low Quartered Shoes, Also, some Work of all kinds attended to without delay,
remnant lots of LadU and Misses Serge Thanking my fztends for favors extended t?
Goods and Ladloa' Slippers, whlci we are sen- me In the past, t solicit their kind Xavorsand
tag far fcekrw cost. ... j their patronage la futtcre. After an expeti.
r-A . I rr viiorij-iuur years as a aiecnaai
Oar regalar lines are full.
and see us.
enee
Mechanic under
Gqo. B. Erencb & Sons,
ivXj tl08 K0BIH .JBQBX 8TBEST.
ws. w. u. jsobbitt. of .Wazxenton and la
Wilmington. I am now prepared to eondoct
the work In ail lta Ytrntmm. Is a. rn1 n4
Our Stoc;
. rr.it j
Place of traatoeaa, on Princess, betweenSnl
I and 4th streets. , , -1 hot 2CHaw-tC
City Drns Store.
SIO IIAIIIItT CTII-CIT
TiftJF f1 compete.
JL We keep the RESIT artlelM .-ti ...
daumirrta. Onv nnv . - .TT .
rtthemos?fldoMwhe can't fc
Jnlng Boir-a, ClotfcSloTtel? IS f001 crru per ri?M- (te r
Eoard. !; ?Tm1,?.S I foam and rasVr Drrrs a4 CLrara la cr?t
7 -cj - , riiwi cqoKzeri. ia
,. ... .ini liiwi hi nTyi xoo nn
"MO CONUNDRUII AEOCT THI3 :
etr. - lirSoda Water la alwiva rWL it
can't fceexllid crcrar cL . i:T :.- ii
vaitetj