North Carolina Newspapers

TDI3 TAFEB !ryeTenlnff.Sii KTmdars excepted PLBASS JfOTICa " " " We via W clad to recSfre cqaaraaJ-. ciis trom our menu an any . and aiintcctsof general intercsc; but . Tne name otxno wrii-r mas.wari bo rtir ntshed to tne Editor. w '.. coramauicauoaa qui oe mnttta caaljr 1'TFl prT T,MKs. Editor and Prop. 0 'Lett. - Ptx month3 $2.00. Three f4.oa t m one 1.3 jj will w delivered by earners, frfee f part of toe city, at the above one side ot tha paper. - - Personaiitiea most be arotded. t v- rl cen per wee . , rates low and UbcraL "iLrs will please ifport any and r ive their paper regularly. Aoi tt is eapeciatiy and inrUcaUrly uader stood that tne Editor docs not 'always etdene the neiraof oorrespoadeats oaiA3 so itatfd in the editorial columns. - t, VOL. XIY WILMINGTON, N, C, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1890. NO 167. v p,t t:.eu...-t elegaot form r e LAXATIVE anu) NUTRITIOUS JUICE FlCS OF CALIFORNIA, Conbbcii wit!i the medicinal aes of plants known to be cost beneficial to the human svstem, forming an agreeable cd effective laxative to pennant!)- cure Habitual Consti-. wtion, and thf many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the IIDHEYS. LiVERJflD BOWELS. checof t tscl!eet remedy known to MliSE THE SYSTEM TFFECTUALLY V en one i-. I'-iliis or Constipated ;t. TilA f UB' ELOOD. REFRE2HIMQ SLEEP, HEALTH and OTRENQTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Everyone is using it and all are delighted with it., . : . - ASK YOUB OIUOGtST FOR 8TTE1.TJ3P 035 ZT-XGrO MANUFACTURED OKUY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN fRANCISCO, CAL. vmvttlf. t, MW YORK. fr. Y For Halt1 by UOftHltT ii UKIiliAMY, WnOLKSALK lKt'(3(iI8T, m.n; Wilmington, N. C. Sneed & Co., grcCESSORS TO KNOXVILL'E FURNI tare Co.; southeast corner Mwket and Second streets. Jjrge stocK, artistic designs, lowest prices ETcrylody invited to call and Inspect . nae mylGtf H. A. Tucker, JJEALEU IN CKAXN'E, .MAHHLE AND Krown stone. .Manufacturer or (Cemetery, locmnental and i:ulldlng work, C10 North Front street, Wilmington, N. C.;r . Jen lw ADRIAN & VOLLERB, WHOI.KSAIE DKALFRSN Provisious, Groceries, . liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cor. Front and Dock $U., WILMINGTON, N. li. Jntf Just Arrived I XU'E LOT OF THAT FRESH UP-COF.N-rjr.iTTERjn small Kits, at Hall peaks all;?, Jllf U and U So. Water Street. " BUND BEACHHOTEL . I- A. lillOWX, Manager HtIXG LKAED THE ABOVE NAMED fetollattllenaramoolS ' am pre l PbnT "fuiiy to the wants of tu K lI be supplied with the choicest Mibt ti season, siS rJI?' at Merest In the icin CffiLBatn oa i s" water, ,.clUtlc?' unrivalled fishing, and Batft,MOnne Ueaeh connected with the tifvnf rs rel'bratd Dand'engajred f or fc A. UROWN, MAN ACJ Kit. W Men on the Solid South. JJlURr a. (HERBERT, ZKROLONk ClWmM- sn. Hnrj O. Turner, lu il Jonea, Wra. J. Wilson, tieo. Lonj and ot herat Price 1 1-25. HEWLETT HOUSE. MT FRI1S AND HE UtfUC GKN ru ' i r Spectrally notified that I to Aye trre ' dUions to my premises at ; -k stauon, Wrishtsvillc Keach, and i'reaio aocootnmodale them Rl5tetf,rmrjthin2.- cnVv 1 81011 Cr4bs DevlkM crabs, Jtc.. f i S a W train. UiPrtt.. separate ana ui3Unct A. A. HEWLETT. -I 1NDKX TO NIW AOVKSTISKjIKKTS Sneed & C-rvrrhlture.' ' Notice Schedule B Tax '- Archie Fbeem an Fried Fish ' " F Swa Jin Family Groceries Exccb8ion Fifth Street M E Church Clyde's S S Uo-Change of SehedHie Mcxds Brothirs Open all to-morrow it W YAtK3 Noted men on the Solid South Blackfish Exccrsion Monday, June 30th Librart Associat x Germanla to the front Day's length 14 hours and 35 min- ntes. ; V 8ant to ,orro- afternoon t 2o minutes past 7 o'clock. Tle atmosphere was much cooler last night and sleeping was not onlv possible but pleasant. , Fifty tirstrclass bauds wauted t o make Pants, by the day or piece. Apply at.122 Market street: t vRubber H6se,.lawn Mowers and Rakes of the latest and most im proved makes are soltl by the N. Ja cobi Hdw. Co. t" Keep' dry and you will keep healthy.'"' Umbrellas, rubber coats, &c., nt I. Shrier'rt, S. E. corner Front and Princess streets'. t I 'am Manufacturer's Agent for Harhed and all kinds of Wire, Com bination Wire and Iron Fences. Or ders solicited. James I. Metis., t Mr. Stieeden brought uj a few fine watermelons to-day "from Wrightsvirie Sotimi, the best of which were held at r,0 rentes each. - No night services- to morrow nt St Andrew's Church. Sermon at 5.30 p. m. in the church especially though not exclusively for children. Mr. C. II, Edens brought to mar ket.lhis inorninghe first green ap ples of the season from his tarih, t wo miles froirV tlietity,- and sold them for 75 cents per peck. The ineat market was well sup plied to day with native beef, mut ton and lamb. T.he trade in . the market house has picked up wonder fullp since the Kansas .meat gave out. Services at St. Paul's PauFs copal Church to morrow at 11 Epi? a. in. and 8:15 p. m. Evening sermon the second of tlie series on the Creation. Seats free at all services. Sunday school at 5 p. in. The ladies and seafaring men as well as business and workingmen are invited to the Seaman's Bethel to-night at 8.15 o'clock to the prayer and experience meeting of business nnc workingmen. J . .Arehie Freeman, thd well known caterer at Carolina Beacli, comes to the front .in ad. published in this Issue.- He sets out an excellent table and is prepared to contract to furnish meal to 'parties at reduced rates. . Pr. Richard H. Lewis, of Raleigh, will make his regular quarterly visit to Wilmington on Wednesday,Thurs day and Friday, 9th, 10th and 11th of July. He can be consulted as usual at Dr. Wood's office for diseases of the Eye; Ear, Thi oat and Nose. Farmers, we can supply you with Peanut Sweepsand Diggers, Scraper and Coclter Points. Seven different size wings' and two size points for the "Boy Clipper,' the most im proved; plow "pnthe'market. N. Ja cobi Hdw..Co factory agents. We have it now. A Pump that is always primed, never requiring a tnb of water rto start it. It is the bright invention of n North Caro lina genins and is pronounced by all to be the best pump on the, market. See it andjroii ,will have uo other. N.4acohj ijdw.-Co. There was" a large attendance at tlie geruian given last night at the Island Beach Hotel; U was a beau tijnl lifght and atthough too warm. for exerciie the fior was er jvded iitli t happy young folks. They iwfre brought back-to the city at midnight. on a special train. j The change of schedule oil IheC. I C. R. R. goes into effect on Monday. 1 Tlve day train will hereafter leave in Itbe morning and -go right through j t to RutlierlorUton, arrivimr inere m . the evening, and tiia run on the night train has been" quickened. Closejcop n ecfipn ;i nna&e w i 1 1 1 1 rai ns for Raleigh and for Hickory nn W. N . C. R. R. v 1 I Hood's-Sirsaparilla has a steadily ' inirpA:1ni nonnlaritv. which can only be won by an article of real yr,vr res pcctfallytDn. X B. Mak I merit. -Give it a trial. f I ;dir-i UZ Utneree Sty Utiea, . 1. 1 I Services in St. John's Chnrch to j morrow: Holy Communion at 7A a. in.; morning prayer at 11 o'clock; eveninr prayer, at fi' o'clock. i The Sylvan Grove will .maRe an- Other trin n tllA PrkL-f UniifKnnrt and the Blackfish Grounds-on Mon- avy, next. If this weather holds; there ought to be a fine catch The Ladies1 Aid Societv of tne Fifth Street M. E. Church will give ' - ;anotherof their delightful series of "'"Ll?. . 7i T . , V Bu. . u,9 uU ,en...ue..i6 will he served on board. Serviees at Urooklvn Baptist ChurchyrUev. R. E. Peele pastor, to morrow at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m.- Sub ject of the morning's sermon, "The Backslider"; at night, "Sowing and Reaping." Sunday School at 4.30 p. m. Seats free and all are cordially invited to attend any or all of the serviees. ? Another Hear lltinr. j There was another liunt lastinight I for the big black bear recently seen at Carolina Beach, but it was not successful. Atone time; Bruin was run into the surf but he used up one of the dogs pretty badly and finally got away. He will he allow ed to rest in peace until the Fourth, when he will be caught. I flraro Clum-li To-Mon ow. (t race Met lK)dist E. Church, South, Northeast corner of Mulberry and 1 Fourth streets, Rev. Walter S. Creasy,D,I),Pastor. Services to mor row at 11 a. in. and 8.15 p. m. Sab. bath School 5 p. in. Weekly prayer meeting and lecture, Wednesday evening at 8.15 o'clock. Seats free. A cordial invitation is extondel to strangers and visitors. Got the JEifhre Gang. Information "was lodged at the City Hall today chat a gang of tramps, seven in number, were lo cated in the woods neaa- the turn pike just east of the city and officers Tietgen, Howell and Wood were de tailed for their capture. They suc ceeded iii this and the entire gang, all Italians, were conveyed to the guard house where the Mayor told them to leave the city instanter and ordered a detail of policemen to see the thing properly carried into effect. A Rad Week. In all, there have been 17 deaths in this city during the present week. Of these 11 were children and the fearfully warm weather may ai count for this, in a .great measure. The mortality among the ohildren is always the greatest, everywhere, when the thermometer is at its high est. There were four deaths by violence, also, in the list. Oakdale repoits three, all children;- Bellevue thfe"e, two adults and one child, and Pine Forest eleven, four adults and seven children. At tlie lieacli Yesterday. The number of those; who wentJ down to Carolina Beach yesterday on the excursion given by the W. S F. E. Co. No. 1 is conservatively es timated at 800. It was the ideal day for an outing of this nature and the fact was liberally appreciated. The wind was from the East and there was a good surf, which was full of bathers nearly all day long. The Passport brought up a large number in the afternoon and it required two trips of the train to take all from the beach to the boat. Te Fourth at the ISeaeh There will be big times at Car o lina Beach on the Fourth, and it is expected that the fun there on that day will far eclipse that'of any other day in the history of the 'place.' Art extensive programme is nowj be-1 Ing arranged and will be made known in full in a few days. It will include two concerts by the Germa nrn Baud, a bear limit, boat races, fool races, music and dancing, iiiuiic by the Harper quartette and fire works. The Grove and Passport will both make extra trips during the day to meet the demand FeiuallYeaknMa IAiiireIy nrel. To thk EniTon: ' - . ; Please inform your readers that I hare a posltin remedy for the thou sand and one ills whjch arise from deranged female organs. ' I shall be glad to send two bottle of my rem etly FitKK to any lady if Uiey will send their Express and P:u. address. f St. Paul'sJCvaae. JLvtheran CTiurch. The services at St. Paul's .E. , L. Church, corner. Sixth and,,vJlarket streets, Rev. P. W. E. Peschnu, pas- tor, to iinorrow, (Suntiay)".;'.-wjll be both at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m. in Lng!lsnv Vi are welcome at the : 'services, Progress. It is very important in this ae of vnst mutorini n,.- o ed be nlei,. to'the ii nd tr ul x. . t tomh and healthy in its na-i .t,,re ami effects. PossessinK these . bftlitf Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known. Tlie naif-Holiday. Wilmingion emptied itself yes- terdh.v. TIip half-hnlulnv sont. nonr- iv everv business mn out of fnWn The trains on th- SUmt. mn.i ; were crowded and the' Hammocks 'and Wrightsville Beach were crowd- cd with people. There were many bathers in the surf, the hotels and eating houses were as busy as bees and everybody had a.good time and was happy. ; 1 Married, This Morning. Rt. Rev. A. A. Watson, D. I)., Bishop of the Diocese, of East Caro lina, was married this morning to Miss Mary C. Lord, daughter of the late Mi. F. iJ. Lord. The ceremony Took place in St. James' Church, at 8:30 .o'clock, and was performed by the Rector of the Church, Hev. Rob ert Strange. It was very quiet, only the relations and a number of in timate friends of the Bishop an bis bride having been present. Tlie bride advanced up the altar, leaning on the arm of her brother, Mr. F. Aucrum Lord, who gave.her away, and met the groom at tire altar. The music was of a nature befitting the accasion and was delightfully ren dered with Mrs. -M. E. dishing at the organ. , At the conclusion of the ceremony the Bishop and his bride drove to FrntsLreet depot and embarked for Kinston, near which, place there is an Drdinatioh service for to mor row. On Mouday theyjwill leave for New York---where --they will visit friends for a few days and on the following Monday, the 8th of July, they will sail in the steamsbipvttasZra for Liverpool, visiting points of in terest in v England and Continent tal Europe, and will return here in the Fall. 1 State Dental Association. The Societv met iri!the parlors o the Orton last nightpursuant toad journmerrt,'Presideht Milliard in the chair. The question of how to elevate the standard of Dentistry in North Car olina was enthusiastically discussed at considerable length by several of the members of the Society. u The usual beneficiaries to the Baltimore College of Dental Stir gery and Co flf'el)niversity of Mary land were a w-arded a ouug si u -dents of dentistry. Tlie report of the " Snpervjsor of Clinics wats "received?ah,d recorded. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The following gentlemen were elected t& Ii)Uhefficearfoli en suing yeat,Viz Dr.4H. V. 'Herring, President, Concord: Dr. J. E.Wyche, 1st Vice President,; Oxford; Dr. If. D. Harper, 2d Yite President,' Kin- ston; Dr. C. A. Iionnin, i Jr., Secre- tarv, Reidsville; Df. J. Wi Hunter, - rr, ' o . x iti t 1 Treasurer, Salem; Dr. J. H. Durham, EstnvUf WilininWtnn ssaj ist, W Hint ugton. Drs. E. L. Hunter and J. II. lur - , - . , . , . . ham were reelected to membership on the State Examining Board for a term of three vears Dr. S. II u!iii...i nmmru was tVl'w,,,lc" Sunervisnr of ClinicK for the ensuihsr year. : A vote of thanks was extended to! ... , , . . . r., . t resident dentists of Wilmington for courtesies, and to Messrs. Selby ami , . ! . . . , ' Marshal of the S. H. Dental Manu- fi et n r f n o. rv ,nJ T1iilftdAlthifl for " ia. turing to., of niiaueinia, ior favors shown the Society. A resolution thanking Mr. Monta - iMi- innnnrnC fPli Ortnn for Hit ."A , : : .71 .7. princely entertainment, givfen twnile r r-...kl (lAMffwV.. i.rtfol , , . vs unanimouslv adopted. Also, to r.,P:nilc i. trim vln.il rnL varlo railroads for reuucei rates, etc. ' ; i j - - ' r:'f. Tlie iieit iutiiin will Iw? held at - Tfets. ! Ifecrory pnoii to n? tuun u r i ne nexLiueenug win im. uenjii Mornlnjr prarer and bermoa at 11 odmL Durham, on . the first Tuday iu , .J?. j Alay.,1891. , -The Association then adjourned: ah express tnemseives as. vren pleased'wiH. WII.ui..gto Sml will carry away pleasant recoiie-tipn or their risitlta the city by the sea. 1 t In the 3Iarket. j Green corn sells now at .20 - cents a dozen; okfa t 15 cents a dozen; j tomatoes at two quarts for a quart er; carrots at 5 cents tor two bunch-. ' es: potatoes at 20 cents a peck and ; onions at. 5 cents a quart, h Uerries .are scarce. Huckleberries sell at 15 cents a quart, raspberries at 15 cents a flart and blackberries at'-. 12 ' cents. 1 licre is no ham'e fruit .i yet in market. ISacklen's Arnica Salv. The Best Salve In the world, for Cifts, Bruises, Sores, UIcjus, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively eures Piles, or no-pay required. ltisgimr anteed.to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Robert R. Bellamy, wholesale and T3ta.il dutffrif t. Wilmington District Third Quarterly . Sleeting. Bladen Street, June 29. Grace Church, July 5 and 6. Sampson Circuit, "Hall's, July 5 and G. Kenansville Circuit, Richland?, Julv 12 and 13. - Magnolia Circuit, at Magnolia, Dist. Conf., July 19 aud20, Bladen ('ircuir, Soules' Chajelr July 2G and 27. Filth Street. August 2 and 3. Carver's Creek Circuit, Shiloh, Aug. 5 and 0. Cokesbury Circuit, Mc'Natt's, Aug. 1) and 10. i Clinton-Circuit, Goshen, Aug.; 10 and 17. . Elizabeth Circuit, Pender, Aug. 23 and 21. Waccaniaw, Aug. 28 and 20. Whiteville Circuit, Cerro Gordo, Aug. 30 and 31. , ' - Brnuswiok'-Mission, Cedar Bay, Sept. 0 and 7. Brunswick Circuit, Bethel, Sept. 12 and 13. F. 1). SwiXDKLL, P. E. jCliureli Services To-Morrow. St . Andrew's Presbyterian Clinch. cor.Fourth ana Campbell streets. Kev. John W 1'rlmrose. D n.. Pastor. Ser1ces at 11 a. m. and . p. m. Atternoon sermon especially, though not exclusively, for children. No night service. Sabbath School at 5:03 p. m. Prayer; .Meet ing: and Lecture Wednesday at 8:15 p. in. The public cordially invited. Seats free. First Presbv teri an Church, corner of Third and Orange streets, Kev. Pi 11. Iioge, Pastor. Sunday services at ll a. m. and 6 p. m. Sunday School at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Prayer meeting and lecture Thursday night at 8:15 o'clock. Visitors welcome to all services. Front Street Chapel of the Flrstr Presoyte rlan Church, southwest corner Front and Queen streets. Services at 11 a. m. and 8.15 p. m.,, conducted by lie v. W. McC. Miller. Sundav School at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8:15 o'clock Visi tors welcome. Brooklyn Baptist Church, services in Hie new church, corner Fourth and Brunswick streets, lie v. it. E. Pecle, Pastor. Sunday Senices at 11 a. . m. and at 8 p. in. Sunday School at 4:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8:00 p. m Tlie public is cordially In vited. First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Pev. T. II. Pritchard. D. l., Pastor. 'Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., Sunday School at y::j() o'clock p. in. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Strangers cordially invited. Bladen street M. church, comer Fifth and Bladen streets., Kev. II. B. Anderson .'Pas tor. Preaching at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. Hun day School at : o'clock. Class meetlDg Tues day night at 8 o'clock. St John's Church, corner of Thinland Red Cross sis., (street cars going North pass the door), Hev. J. carmlchael, l. 1)., Hector, cel ebration every Sunday Morn lag at V.?5. except first Snudaj iutlie month, when it 13 at 11 o'clock a, m. Morning l.Tayer, Litany and sermon (each Sunday) at 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer and Bible Siudies at"::50 o'clock. Ail Feasts and Saints' Days observed by celebra tion at 10 a. m. Visitors to the city Vvtll te shown to agrueabls seats. James' Episcopal Cliuivu corner Third aad Market streets. Iter. Kobt.l, strange. Ilee tor. Divine services at U a, mJ and h p. m. Children's service ilrst- Sunday :at 4 p. m. Holy Cummnnion , first Sunday at 11 a. m., second Sunday at 74 a. m. Suliday Scliool at yjo p. m. , Jraee Met hodHt Church. Suth. corner of Fourth and Mulberry streets. IU;v. WalwrS. Creasy. Pastor. Services, at 11 a. m. and 7:JQ p. ml, conducted' bv.tne pistor. Shnlay School at 3:30 p. m. " LTayer Mt-eting and lecture Wedneslay at 8 p. m. The public are cor dially invited.' scats free. - St Paul's Episcopal Church, corner Fourth and Orange streets, Bcv. c. A. Arnold, Beet or, tn i,n(.-i-nu at 114 in nnrl m n m. Jsuwlay s hooiat;t:i5a.m. seats all trvc. Every- .body is welcome. Fifth stret M- E- C-huwh, South. Kev. K. C ' Iranian, l'ustor. The conjcregauon are wor- KhlppiDJf, temiwrartly. In the Union s htol , i h, imwn Nun and church . sti-ects. services to morrow at 11 a. m. and : 8.13 p.-in. class Meeting at :i p. in. Sunday f sciiool at 4 : p. nu Prayer meeting Wedces- 'Jtat ir.. m. scats free. Public in- I -Shiloh Baptist hurch, conn-r of Eighth and Wlrmt nt reels. Iractilni' at 11 o C!'kk. a. m Kr snt at 1 o t kick- n. m. ITeax hlne I at 3 o'clock, p. m. Bible reading at r, o'clock. p.m. Preaching at H 1-V o'clock', p.m. seats me- Elder' M. v. Morrts pastor. St. Thomas' Pro-Cat hedral. First. Mass at 7 a.m- second -Mass at W. a. in. Vespers and Benediction at . ouciock, p. m. n.uiy Mas at J a-uu,. . - , g' , . St, Paul's Evan. Lutheran Chun.h. corner of itxth and Markr Rtets. Hev. F. v, K. . Pf s- chati.l'astor, Oertnan nerk at ll o'tlock a. iizhh.nicwat7at)p.m. snujscho at Q-jia. xql W. II. Straus, sum. i-urirs i-or- r sn rhurth. on sixth. i-tr.n 1tallr w&lWUTkA 1 Church and Castle. Mrectj. liev. 4. P. King. waivtor. services at 11 a. in. and TWp.m. aitor. serrlces at ll a. in. ana p. uu Sunday School at 9 a. m. mjermeetiugeeir Tuesday night. ' First Baptist Clmreh jL earner of Mlth campljeU ureetj, Kev. A. M. eon way. - pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m., at 3 p. m. and p IIU Sunday s..hool at 1 p. m. Seats free. st. Mark? Church; corner sixth and Mulljer Sunday School at n,ia-r Evening i-rsjer Sermon at I4 ov!eJu Ifoly coutwunlon u tiratrt en the first Samlay In every nimnt, and o an noiy anaajn m rnrjTCf -n A DT?"D 13 PRIXTEW with . 1 BTAri-jg- V 1 t k. wujuiit tu , i i3 jV p;.in -:::;ms, r Gormania to the Front. AVE YOU SEEN THE LAST FI.IEOEKDE Blaetter and Illustrife Welt ? These and r ISS" others mil periodicals arc on. file at the Library As sociation rooms. 15JV Market street, OTer nnsiy.00 per year .rer lamhy ;r , CaiJ nt Freeman's. ' Q VIX ON AUCIIIE FltEEMAN, ATCARO- . litia Beach, where you can iret a Dinner or Supper from -3 to 40 cents, rio nto parlies and excursionists can be furnished trltU Frted Fish al 5 cents apiece. 1 . - KCIIIE FREEMAN; v J0 .t . Carolina Heacn. Excursion, "I'll E LADIES" AID! SOCIETY Of'fIFTJI Street M. E. Churn will give ah Excursion to Carolina Beacli Tuesday. July 1st. on afo.imor Sylvan Crove. Boat leaves at 9:30 a. m.nnd 2:3i p. m. Kefrcshments at cltj prices. - jessit (Messenger copy) rounds Brothers' TDDRTJO- STORE,' -.--' lo t N. Frbtt Street, Will be Open AH 'Uimvmhflm 11 EGGS! EGGSl JUST U EC EI VED TIIlS MOKNINqIb Y IJOAT - ' - -" - 200 Dozen Eggs, which I am selling for 18 cents per dozen. A lso a fresh eonslg lment of v I : 'FAMILY GfiOOBMES. II. It SWANN, Afjftnt, jo 23 1 f iii w i opp. Front Street Marker. . NOTICE. SCHEDULE B. TAX. MERCHANTS TIIADEKS. IJItOKEnS. comrai.ssion Merchants, Livery 'StablcB, with a complete list of horses kept lor hire, and all other trades or professions which are liable for the payment of the tax, are hereby notified that this tax falls due on tho 1st day of JHly. and the law requires that the same lie paid in during the first ten days in the mont ti. A full and correct return is posliively ex pected, or the penalty of the law will iv strictly enforced. J. E. SAMPSON Pollster of Deeds and Kx-oflielo Clerk of the JJojM of Jc2$lt county coromlsf loners. (Star and Messenger copj) BLACKFISH GROUNDS Steamer Sylvan drove WILL MAKE A TRIP TO THE BLACKFISH GROUNDS On Monday, June 30tl.t leading at fi a. m., and touching -&t the Itoeks and Southport -' Fare to iilackflsh Ci round, fl 00; Roclrs and 8outhport, 75 cents. je 28 It New YorJi & Wilmington Steamship Co; FKOM PISH 29, EAST KIVEK NEW YOKE Loeated between Chambers and nooeTelt ta . At3 0'clocK, P.M. " benefactor...... .Wednesday, July ' ' FAN1TA ...Saturday, July & PKO.M WILMINGTON YEMAKSEE ............Thursday. July 3 ll UN E FAC, TO U Tuesday, July b FAN ITA HFrlday, July 1 1 trr Through tnis Lamn? and Lowest Thro' Hates sruaranteed to and from points In North -and South Carolina. , For Freight or Passatre apply to II O. SMALLCONES, Superintendent. U llmlnxton, a, C. TIIEO. E. EG EK.TraSc Manager. NewYor VM. P. CLYDE t. CO.. Oenl AVcntB. IT tf & Bowling Green. New.Yonc WE HAVE f rST KECEIVED ANOTHER LAI'GE soi:tment of A. .TST; -AND la the latest designs and fancy woH, .which we offer at lowest priors,. INSTALMENTS cr CASH. The publlclHroroially Inrlted to tl amine our lanr? and saperior gtocic of Inst ra ment?. ' " - . . . E. VonLATin, 4U7 U. outfit reef. rt Hit ci; ' -