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WILMINGTON, N, C, SATURDAY. MAY 5, 1888.
NO108.
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, orttber of Disease, ts
rihVr U no medium tnroofb
"TJtSSootlen attacks the system
r SoFdeciy ed mod effete matter
iHnawiboweli. It oued
o i?u?erTot enough bllo beto
iom tbe blood to -produce
02??trtIc.Bd Is ceneraUy
dwtmiucn result, w
toss of Appetite, ; '
Sick Headacno,
Bad Breath, etc.
-tfflf at of Constipation does not
n rlt in nuloodlni tno bowels.
ctrtoe mnit not only act ai a
VSt rene To
fc.V'-'rf.tif nf holr without cfaJ
roduc
otecura-
wlthont ctmngtaz
-if.isttMa. after siifierifl wi A Caostlpa
jean rTL.ir tad. harioe tned.alaiort cwy-
ZZdiccd4 to try it. I rt took
iftrwanii reduced the coeto a
mutch
that I
LiiiniJ I took two bottles.
acetheal
I kevplt la
"I" .li -on! J not kwiiaoutit.wi
StAatOokSapenof Court, BiMU.,Ua.
Tjf ony the Genuine,
Vkk lot th Wrapper tlx red 2J3 Trad.
um mi Stxutttre of '"L.
i8ttciPttU en sat ,
A labor leader in Chicago Is cred
it with the prophecy that there
till t no more strikes lu that city
tkbyear.
Ur. (talloway, living near
Lake--
Ltfrl Ga.. hhs rai1 thi sprinpon
oa acre uf Uiul WO quart of straw,
fcerw, from which he has realized
tbont $) profit.
Cremation is beginning to be tak
en up by beneficiary societies. The
Cienuan Workmguiens Aid Society,
of "ew York, which has beert in the
!jallr of p&yiag the funeral expenses
of dMif mergers, has voted to buy
fOO worth of stock In the crematory
tt le?h Pond, Long Island, and
eighty laembers have agreed, when
they die, to be cremated.
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The Chinese colony in Chicago
eoosbts of 2,000 souls, of whom only
two are women. About 100 of them
are merchants, several of whom
bTe fortunes of $100,000 to 1200,000.
Foar firms, dealing In tea, coffee and
Clinest groceries, have "an aggre
gate capital of f 500,000.
FarmersMnstitutes have become
Minstitotionin Wbconsiu. Eighty
lfa ere held last year in forty-five
wantiet, aud 270 practical topics
ere duued. More than 100 lee
tarewand specialiuts imparted in
itroctions. and the State appropriate
fri 112,000 to help the farmer's cause
irS?Vat a thilJ" Hood's Sars
JPjruia h a wonderful medicine for
"eaimg an annetit Tnitnnr it;.
!i2?lUiving strength;.
tWU TO Mf ADTI.nSMIXTS.
,wUnPrt Notice
o-EHuaondDjes .
rJfttnl of Thanks
o liatT-Girdea Hose
j'T-SooetMn Kew
TirJJJw0wni sate
Jmii-w) Babies Wanted
iYKffer Extraordtnary
Bays J? T 4 WU 8 S U ae
0 tertnentA fhr. ... u L tn
I" .
Iec?th 13 hours and 43 mln-
t w1 borrow afternoon at 51
'51 ,"nt1 ehl1 and 3
hoakdale this week.
at ? o.a - i
,w aut 1 1 a. m. and 5:S0
8ciool"BokI"
r4 0...i m.ii '
SaSv buy cbeaPat at Heins
So. - ' " : f
I 2iethl0 ROW In 1 1m '
,pot r - Jacobrs Hardware
lhr laboring, man's
' Bethel this, Sntttnlay,
Wx
aires. a tnr.'
f UdatT)rtta fcIze9 whIch are to I
'r. C' Prices at Jacobi'sl
' t
ii r a
ifoeVu"7Tr- .
I of
o cotton received
here to-day.
There were 10 interments, this
week in Pine Forest, -8 children and
6 adults.
The city authorities think of clear
ing the ditches from Kidder's mill
to .the cemetery.
Messrs. Burr & Bailey advertise
for wde a large stock -of garden hose
front 8 cents to 23 cents per foot.
Mr. C B. Mall ett advertises for
rent the rooiiiver the Bank 6f
New Hanover, 'recently occupied by
the Cape Fear Club. .
Mr. J. W. Woolvin, Commissioner,
will sell at auction at the Court
House door, on Monday ne'xt at 11
o'clock, a valuable piece of real es"
state. See ad In this issue.
Schrf. "J No well arrived here
to-day from Philadelphia with the
second cargo of steel rails for the
Seacoast Rail way. This is etiough
to lay the track nearly to Greenville
Sound.
The Mayor received yesterday
three dozen "unique police calls,"
one dozen chain-nippers, and thirty
clubs, which were turned over to
be Chief of Police and by him is
sued to the members of the force
ast night.
Mr. O. O. Vollers has abandoned
entirely the sale of liquor and will
put luto his store on North Water
street a handsome line of dry goods,
notions, &c,to be run in connection
with the grocery business.
Presiding Elder .C II. King, Be v.
James Telfajr and Thos. Rivera,
delegates from St. Stephen's A. M.
E. Church in this city, have gone to
n diana polls for attendance on the
General Conference of the A. M. E.
Church; now in session initbatcity.
Three bishops of the church are to
be appointed at this conference.
Elder J. B, Small and Elder John
looper, of St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion
Church In this city, are in Newbern
in attendance ou the General Con
ference pf their church, now in sess
ion there. Among other business
to be transacted at the conference is
the appointment of two bishops.
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St. Mark's Church.
On Sunday evening next Bishop
Watson will make his annual visita
tion to this church and administer
confirmation. Services begin at 8
o'clock. Seats free and all are cor
dially invited. - The Sacrament of
Baptism will be administered at the
morning services, beginning at 11
o'clock.
Grace MethohUt Church To-Morrow.
The usual sabbath services for
Grace Methodist E. Church, South
North East corner of Mulberry an
Fourth streets, will be conducted
11 a. in. and 8 p. m., to-morrow by
its pastor, Re v. W. S. Creasy. The
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be administered at the close of the
morning service. Seats free." Prayer
nieeting and lecjture on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Bock Cryatal Spectacle and Eyeglasses
Advice to old and young: in se
lecting spectacles you should be cau
tlous not to take more magnifying
vower than has been lost to the eve
as in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase, will cause
you further injury to the eye. Using
glasses of stronger power than is ne-
eessarr is the dailv cause of vrema
ture out age to the sight. You can get
the best at lieinsDergers.
; Facts.
Ask your neighbors, you who have
not yet traded with us, and they
will tell you that I. Shrier's, at 16
Jorth Front street, is without any
exception the best place in Wilming
ton for Reliable Clothing for Men,
Boy's and Children, at prices that
will Induce the. public to make their
purchases early. Men's Spring Suits
at $5, worth $7.50; Men's all wool
Spring Suits at $7, worth $10; Cork
screw Suits at $3, worth $12; Import
ed Corkscrew Suits at $15, worth
$25; the finest Imported Corkscrew
Suits at $22.50, worth $35; Boys'
Suits at $3.50, worth $0; all wool $5;
worth $3; Men'j Pants at $3, worth
$3.50; Children' suit $5, worth $3.50;
Remember that we will give you
real value for your hard earned dol
lars at I. SHRIER'S,
The Old Reliable Clothier..
No. 1G, N. Front St.
Sign of Golden Arm. ... tf .
For comfort nn! rnnnmv iiaa on A
Eight bales
Jacobi's Oil Stoves. . f
t-V " Personal.'1' m
We were pleased to receive a visit
this afternoon from our good friend,
Mr. Henry A. Colvin. of Pender
county, who was in the citv to-day
on a brief visit.
Rev. George Patterson, D. D.. for
merly of this citv. but now Rector
of Grace Church, in Memphis, is ex
pected here to-night- or to-morrow
morning.
Mr. B. M.Tuttleand wife, of Cald
well count v. are now in the cttv on
a visit to their son, Rev. D. H. Tut
tie. Pastor of the.FIfth Street M. E.
Church. "
Mr." Thos. W. Strange Jeff last
night for Raleigh, to interview the
rf-n ... l . jl a. , pv
Stephen h reeman, the convicted
jh w
raptst.
Mr. Marsden Bellamy expedts to
laava haro tr.mrrrrtiw hltrht. frt
v- - " --;
Cleveland, Ohio, toattend the meet-
ingot tne wuyreme jjoage, rvnignts
of Honor; he being the representative
from th Grand Lode-w in this State.:
It is air. liellamy's intentions we
think, to pay a visit to Canada be
fore his return.
Mr. Eddie Kelley, of Birmingham,
Ala., Is in the city on a visit to his
rather anu motner. 'lie tianaea us
to-day a specimen of the first , soft
steel made in Birmingham, -on March
3th last, which is in a circular shape
stamped andl arranged to wear , on
the watch chair.
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'Turn jlAnnina:'
' Rev. L. T. Christmas will preach
two sermons to-morrow on "The
.Battles of Ai." At 3 o'clock p. 'in..
"Israel Defeated Before Ai;" and at
8 6'clockp. iu., "Ai Taken by Is
rael," at the Central Baptist church.
corner of Seventh and Red Cross
streets.
. Marriages This Week. .
The Register of Deeds issued mar
riage license this weekjfor two white
couples. The whites were Charles
W. Garrell to Miss Hattie Ri venbark,
and one other couple to whom ; the
license had been issued but the
names were not recorded. . The
colored were,, S. L. I Watters and
BettieHowe; Charles Walker and
Maggie Smith; Lewis Hawkins and
Ella Garrison; Daniel Everett and
Susan Chapman.
Strawberry Festival.
The Ladies' Concordia Society, an
auxilliary of the Congregation Tern.
pie of Israel, will give a strawberry
festival on Tuesday evening next at
Concordia Hall. The object of the
festival is to enable the ladies to
purchase an organ for the Temple.
The entertainment promises to be
quite a delightful One and those who
attend will find it so, -
Broke sv Blf "Window.
The only case of any interest be
fore the Mayor this morning was
that of Oscar. Bagwell, charged with
disorderly conduct. Oscar is the
little white curbstone orator whom
many have heard declaim. He broke
the window of a store ; yesterday on
Front street and was arrested there
for. The Mayor sentenced him" to
pay a fine of $5 or be imprisoned for
5 days but will remit the sentence to
a detention of one day.
Last Sunday. -
The "Grand Rally" at the Central
Baptist Church last Sunday was a
success spiritually and financially.
The sermons by Revs. G. M. Tolson
and P. H. Hoge were very able jef-
forts and powerful among men. The
church and pastor extend warm
thanks to those generous hearts that"
rendered assistance and earnestly
ask God's blessings upon them. '
Very Good Reason.
The reasons why you can be ben
Clothier, S. H. Fishblate: You are
in a Reliable House. A larce assort-1
.11.
jjc vvui au fvAnu owcaiu ot;iug. v. r
Exclusive styles sold by him pnly. j
AllfofKlsp-iirantfMlfiwpI with silk I
Hta frtr r waII llo-rifAa rv dav I
o o 1
sa.www.. w - . -ry . w. , l -a
and night and you can see what you
are buying, plenty of light being
the most essential thing for buyers
of Clothing. If you are not satisfied
with any article purchased from
Fishblate's return: the same and he
will cheerfully refund yon your
money. Withthe above plainly ber
fore you how can you refuse to trade j
with a house of that kind.- - tf
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The cheapest place to buy your
8choo books and. school
Is at Heinsberger's.
statiouery
, . . Survivors of Co. I, 18th S. C. . " ,
. The meeting of the suryivors of
Co. I, 18th ' N. C. Regiment, . called
for last nierht- at :T)r. Thntnns "P
Wood's office, was well attended, the
following having responded to the
call: Hon. O. P. Mearps, Josiah
Merntt, F. H. Mitchell, B.-F. White,
Josh. T. James, C. H. King, R. S
Love. Dr. Thos; F. Wood, Captain
James, h Metts, Capt.- John Cowun;
Win. Blanks, Capt. T. C. Lewis, A. B.
Cook, O. R. Hoi lings worth and Geo.
W.iluggins. . ,
Hon. O. P-. Meares was called to
the chair, 'and Mr. Willi Blanks was
requested t o act" as secreta ry. ' - .
On a call from the chair, Mr,
l W i rr .w -
i - . -
of the tueeting to be for the purpose
of forming a permanent organiza-
tion of the survivors of Company I,
I 1 H t Vr-ti f.n rrin n Tf ar munf f Vi
i . v.v..t. .Vf,iUv,
company name of which was thefnext Pall than ever before. Burn
Wilmington nine uuaras, wiui tne
I view of perpetuating, by reunions at
stated intervals: the iiieiiiorie and
associations of the war, t so far as
they oertained to the services of this
comnanv. Mr. James snp-o-asted
also tn at atter tms naa oeen suc
m a m m t a r
cessfully effected, the organization
might be extended and might be
made a regimental instead of ;coui:
pany affair.
On motion, it was resolved that a
t permanent organization be effected,
and that it be known as "Survivors
of Wilmington Rifle Guards, ; Com
pany I, 18th .Nr-; C. Regiment1 Jand
that the chairman and secretary of
the meeting be made President an!
Secretary thereof respectively.'
rne chairman reaa a communica
tion from Mr. IP, I Cunlming, Chief
Marshal, inviting the 'organization
to take part in the services on Mem-
lorial Day, which was accepted, with
the understanding - that . the mem
bers attend in a body. . 7
.Un motion, it was resolved tnat a
badge, temporarily distinctive of
the organization, be adopted - for
Memorial Day. '
'The meeting then adjourned, sub-
IS 1 i. iLi II . 1 T ' - J
jeci. jo rne can oi nie jrresiueui;.
L-et Them Have It. -
The .Wilmington Light : Infantry
have secured a petition, signed by
many of the most prominent busi
ness men and residents of the city,'
asking theBoard of Aldermen to
give them a long lease on the vacant
property corner of Dock and Fourth
streets. If tne city will do this then
the com panj, will agree to erct
thereon a handsome brick armory
to cost not less than $20,000. . They
have about $15,000 already in sight
and feel sure, as do we, that they
could easily raise the balance. The
.lf ia fn .u rto t. th a
.- f th PahwI - f -AMArni-n
on Monday night and we hope that
it jnay prevail. . -we see. jno reason
why it should not; The city has -rip j
use for the property at this time and
this disposal of it will be for an ex
cellent purpose. It is indeed but a
slight recognition of the valuable
public service this gallant company
has performed in the past and
stands ready at any time to render
in the future. ; ' .
Owing to the late fire we have re-
ufoved our Shirt Factory, tempora
rily, to No. 13 Market street, where
we -win oe ieasei to meet our
friends and customers. No. 13 Mar
ket st. Respectfully, J. Elsbach,
Prop. , t
Services ;at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church to-morrow at 11 . a. m. and
850 p. m, Sunday School at 3 p. m.
At the evening service the rite of
confirmation will be administered.
Quarterly Meetings.
Second round of Quarterly Meet
fnirs for the Wilmington District of
the Metnodlst ta. unurcn, csouin:
Brunswick circuit, at Concord,
May 5 and 6,
Southoort Station. May 6 and 7.
uracc viiurcii. ai iriiuuuwuiwiti
a And 1 X
Whiteille circuit, at Fair Bluff,
May 19 and 30.
. - . . iitt
carver s ureex circuit. at vy mu,
r tn J rvrv
Clinton circuit, at Andrew's Chap
el, June 2 and 3.
Kenansville circuit, at Chanty,
June 10 and 17.
Onslow circuit, at Jacksonville,
Jnne 23 and 24. -
Elizabeth circuit, at Furdies, June
ft) and Julv 1.
'V"erJ . a
. , It SI l- ir.Votaa.
aden circnit, at Center, July 14
land 15. ',"
Waccauiaw circuit, at Shiloh, July
21 and go v
' Jjiuiunu.iv j j
T. V. GUTHUIE, P. E.
The hour of services at St. Marks
Church, to-morrow night has been
changed from 8 to
Mr. W. H. Wroten, at Mr. 'W. E.
Davis' office, foot of Front street
market, has a new device for sale,
neatjand portable, by which a man.
can -give away his likeness -Instead
of , giving himself awav. Call and
see it. . -. .
Our paper is small and our, space
limited We might publish some of
I the communications "we have re
ceived relative to the man Penny,
but not all of them. . Hence, if pur
friends will pardon' us, . we think it
best not to publish -any of them.
I i v m r tjvviug vuuv aj-a I jictaa.W VA
Maine is real Iv in the field for'the
RenUblican nomination, notwith
standing h!s own -enmhatic dis
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i cmimer. ne win oe-a sicKei man
this.
Messrs. Burr & Baileyjturned out
Irn ir snops to-lay a new pas
seDger car complete, for the Caro-
hna Transit Company, 1 to run be
tween Harper's Pier and Caro
lina Beach. It will be taken "down
the river on Monday !
Church Services To-Morrow.
St Paul's EDlsconal Church, corner Fourth
and Orange streets. Key. C. A. Arnold, Kector.
services to-morrow at n a. m. ana 8 p. m
Sunday School at 3 p. m. Seats all free. Every.
uoay is welcome. - . . -
First Presbyterian Church, corner of Third
ud Orange streets, Kev. PeytOBr n. Hoge, Pa
r. .sunaay services at 11 a, m. visitors
cordially welcome always. Sunday School
at &30 p. tar, both in the Mission School and in
tne .Lecture Koom or the. Church.
Grace Methodist KJCaurch. South, corner ol
Fourth and Mulberry streets. Eev. Walter S.
Creasy, Pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 30 p. m.
rayer meeting: ana lecture Wednesday at 8 p,
m. seats free.
Second Presbyterian Church.corner ot Fourth
ana camp Deu streets, ltev. j. w. ramrose,
Pastor. Sunday services at 11 a. m.-and 8 P.
m. ' Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Prayer Meet-
insr and Lecture Wednesday, at 8 p. m.' The
public cordially invited. Seats free, .
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
mrcn streets. JKev. t. h. rntcnara. u. d..
Pastor. Services at U a. m. and 8 p. m.- Sun
day School at 3 30 p. m. Prayer and Praise
meeting Tuursaay night at 8 o'ciock. ,
Bladen Street M. E. Church, corner Fifth
and Bladen streets.. He v. T. PasreRlcaud. Pas
tor. Preachlnjr at 11 a. m. class meetinsr at 3
p. IU.
Brooklyn Baptist Church. Rev. G. M. Tolson.
j-asior. oervxeea at 11 a. m. Dyitev. M. u,
Walton, and at 8 p. in. by the Paster. Sunday
School at 3 30 p. m. Prayer meeting Friday
nigntatp. m, . -
Kellgious services in Tileston Upper Room
every ssunaay ai y r. ai. tnioucyoraiaiiy invi
ea.
Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and
unurcn streets, Jtcev. o. u. xuttie, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7 30 p. m.
St. Thomas' Pro-CathedraL First Mass at 7
a. m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. vespers and
Benediction at 5 o'clock, p. m. Dally Mass at
6.80 a. m.-
Second Baptist Church, on Sixth.-between
unurcn ana uasue streets. Kev. d. i. liinsr.
astor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 30 p. m.
lunday School at 9 a, m. Prayer meetinsr every
Tuesday night. 1 -
First Baptist Church (coL corner of Fifth
and Campbell streets. Rev. Ai M. Conway.
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m., at 3 p. m. and
at 8 p. m. ; Sunday School at 1 p. m. Seats frea
1st. Mark's Church, corner Sixth and Mulber
ry streets. Kectory opposite to: the Church.1
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 o'clock.
Sunday School at i p. m. -Evening Prayer and
Sermon at 7.30 o'clock. . Iloly Communion cele
brated on the first Sunday in every month, and
on all Holy and Saint's Days. ' i
Shiloh Baptist Church, corner of Eighth and
Walnut streets. Preachinsr at 11 o'clock, a. m.
Sabbath School at 1 o'clock, p. m. Preaching
jM ciock, p. m. JtiiDie reaaing at e o'clock,
p. m. xyeacmng at s 15 o'clock;, p. m. seats
ree. isiaer-mi v . oms, pascor. , - w
NEW
A D VSTJ S EJttENTf.
For Reftti
I 6 40
I 8 05
M
rpHE ROOMS OVER BANK OF NEw4"'BtV
over, recently occupied by the Cape Fear Club,
Apply to
my I2t
C. B. MALLETT.
O. O. YOLLEK3,
H
AVING CLOSED OUT MY LIQUOR BUS-
lness. I will enlarge my store so as to increase
my commission and Groeery Business, in
stead of Liquors I will put In a complete
stock of Dry Goods, Notions,- &c. Consign
ments soucuea. mgnest prices paia lor au
kinds of Oouutry Produce. All orders prompt
ly atcenaea to. Aavances maae on an consign
ments. " O. O. VOLLERS, -
my l tf ; No. 8 North Water st.
Garden Hooe.
W
E HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF GARDEN
nose at prices varying from 8 cents to 25 cents
per foot.
nose Reels and Sprinklers.
. - BURR & BAILEY.
my 6 3t
Curd of Thanfis.
rTAKE THIS METHOD OF THANKING
Mr. George Morton and Gen. S. II. Manning
i for their courtesy in loaning me their yacht
Boss to carry the remains of my deceased
I brother to Point CaswelL-
Very respectfully, "
my 511 ...... O. O. VOLLERS.
Something New a
Jl NEW DEVICE BY WHICH A MAN CAN
give away his llkenesa. it is a rubber stamp;
can be carried in the pocket; jusffhe size of a
silver half dollar; self Inking and very neat and
a true picture taken, w. h. wkotN ,, Agt. -Office
at W. E. Davis' where orders wia be
received. (Messengertopy) ,v- my 5 3t :.
. notice. (y"r;::
t ,rR. W. A, McGOWAN will collect subscrlp-
ItionsdaeTHE DAILY REVIEW and solicit
(newsscribers
tz
Co
Anctloneers,
.Commissioncr'o Gnlc.
Dt VIRTUE. AND IN PURSUCi: OT A
decree of the Superior Court ot New llano r
County, the undersigned, Commissioner, von
sell at public auction, at the Court Uou.,e C : r,
on Monday Mayrth, isss", at 11 o'clock,, a. 1:1.,
the following described real estate situate m
the city of Wilmington: ,
Beginning at a stake 165 feet East of the in
tersection of Eighth and chestnut street s run
ning thence with N. N. Nixon's Hoe N. e c
grees, w. 100 feet 6 inches to a stake, sai l
Nixon's -corner in Murchlson's line, theace
with said line N. 84 degreesT E.34 feet to Jones'
corner, thence' with Jones' line S. 6 derree?s.
E. 100 feet 6 inches to thaUne of Chestnut
street, thence with the line ot said street S. H
degrees, W. 34 feet to the first station.
Terms of sale cash. - '
- J.V. WOOLVIN,
Day 5 It -,- . Commissioner.,
8toi:msiiip Co.
FROM PIER 29, EAST RIVER; NEW YORK
Located between Chambers and Roosevelt sts.
At 3 CTclOCk, P. M.. '
EQUATOR. Saturday, May 12
BENEFACTOR.... Wednesday. Mav Ik
IIANITA
Saturday, May in
...Wednesday, May;;
EQUATOR
FROM WILMINGTON r.
EQUATOR
Tuesday. May 8
BENEFACTOR
....Friday, May 11
Friday, Hay is
...Tuesday, LI ay
EQUATOR....
BENEFACTOR
l&r Through Bills Lading and Lowest Thro'
Rates guaranteed to and from points ta Ncnii
and South Carolina. .....
For Freight or Passage apply to : V
C H G. SMALLBONES, Superintenct?nt,
. - ; - , Wilmington, N. C .
THEO. E. EGER, Traffic Manager. .
New Yon:.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., Genl Agents.
my5 - : 35 Broadway, New York.
500 Babies Wanted.
500 Babies wanted at TAYLOR'fi
BAZAAR to fit their heads iwith
SwissCdrdedand Embroidered Caps.
A Swiss Cap for 15 cents. . A fino
Corded Cap with Swiss Inserting for
39c. - A fine French Corded Cap for
50c, actual value $1. ; These Caps
have been sent tome as job, and the
rices we are selling them at are
lalf their value. - .
Our Bargain Day. you can find manv artici
away oeiow tne regular mce. you
win n-
ways find everything as advertised.
The Lillian. The Sailor. Garden Hats.
- ltJUJlV JU A-lOt Of TOTOPf
do riafs,
ors, for 25c. - ... -
an cci-
JB-Omember Monday end
suit ot over-Work, indicretiStU..
RICHLY
Rewarded " are tlt,Kj iv-i
read this and then nou
viii find hop'
out1
A largo lot of Parasols and Sunshades, in all
Styles and Colors, with Gold and Sliver Han
dles and Plain Sticks at half their regular
price. -
- JUST THINK. Oxidize Puis, in new de
signs, reduced to 9c each. -
JUST THINK Oxidized Sleeve" Buttons,
beautiful designs, for only 15c. a pair. Also
Silver Earrings and Hair ornaments at re
duced prices. .
Come early to avoid" the msh i thn of
lots are Umited, at .
Or
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118 Market
WILMINGTON, N. C. " .
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LOUIS H; MEAEEG,
GESTLEEEM IUESUHES A5D
iiuli...,
12 NORTH FItONT,
Special Offer In
Underwear and Staw II r
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Executor's Hotice,
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOi: 0"
the last will and testament of j:;
Dawson, deceased. I hereby notify all r r
havlnjr claims ajralnst the said te.staf.rr t- .
hlblt the same to my attorney, J ur.iu i i . , .
Esq., ar hts officeln WUmlngton. N. c, :
before the 14th day of April, A. D: 1
WILLIAM H1LDRETH 1 1LLD.
apHlawews " Lx.t-' r.
AdDiinilstrator'fj
HAVING QUALIFILD AS AD::i: ' 1
tor of the estate of Urn la e J i. :. . ; ; . ;
son. I cereoy notny au perse r.:$ ! - ; - i
asrainst the said decedent to ex! ti'.,
to my attorce', Junius Davis. ; i.. ? t -,i
flee la the city of WiL-r.irrton. v. ti: , )rri
fore the Kth day of Arrli, A. i. j .
- willi.: i uild.:li-u i ir.zrj.
By 8. VanAmrlno
Tayl
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