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btmd at ths roatome at Wilmington,
K.C,u second class mill matter.
1 I. , New Advertisement ,
Cantaloupes, &c. Special,
!Our Stock J. W. Murchtuon;
Groceries, &c R. R. Love & Ero.
I Masonic 'Meeting Wm. M. Polsson.
New Hanover County-rFiW. Foster.
I Excursion. Bladen Street - Sunday
School. .I;"'' r ... i
Making': Both Ends Meet Wllllard
Mechanics' JIome Association N.
Jacobl, President!
i
Weather 'Condition
U.
g,- IWeather Bureau Office,
A storm lof some i energy i appears to
be developing In .he east gilt, causing
Very heavy -rainfall in middle and
northern : Florida aindl high northeast
Winds aleng fhe !outh Atlantic ensoul
ttain continues In Florida, Georgia and
the JCarolanaa, and cloudy weathr pre
Walls in all other Atlantic coast -states.
' It Is much coolerr In the; southeast and
warmer n j thej upper Mississippi val
ley.:. Anextensl4ei area; of; high pres
i urfe covers all northeast sections,
kenalng south to K'orth Carolina thence
est to t he M i.tslsHl ppl valley. To the
westward of th Atlantic, end east
gulf states the ieather ! tlar and
Kvarm.- The following heavy rainfalls
onvtlle, Fla., 2W iSnches. ij , i !
f f ! forecasts ji: v:';v. .
Washing-ton t Forecast j foif ;hj State
o 12 o'clock (mdt.i Tuesday Fair in
the interior1 shqwei- near; the coast,
- Ibrlik northeasterly j vnds. :
, : l TEMPERATURE.'
18S7-8 .a.n.. 1J(!egTees:U 8 p;.-m., 80
Begrriees; hlrfiesti 84 degrees; lowest
(1. degrees. Mi 1
J898 8 -a,ja. T Megrees; 8 p. jm., 67
degrees; hfgTiet J: ;cs degrees;;, lowest
6,4; jaegrefsJI M:
Pert Calendar
un rises,
4:52" o'clock
p. m.;' high
a..m.; sum isets, 7:18
o'clock
tide at Southport,
:09 p. m.; at Wit
tnlngtoni G,:39 p. m
Moon's Phases! Full moon. 3rd. 3
I. ;m.", last quarter, .lCrth, 11:29 a. m,
hew modn, 18th, 2:3p p. im.! flrat quar
teri 26thj 8:2f , ja.i rn.lt perigee, 3rd,? 9:00
a. ' in, anh hkV, 5: ! p. n".; apocee, I7iBT
viaricif- Locals
i.Vrighstill had ; a visit from the
ram uri;iy. : . ; ;...-. ;:f j i -
" "A niairiiige litrehse, was yesterday is
wejl to Al it G: IM. ! Summeresll and Misis
' T, Aiaerraan. both of this city
" m ie At lai House, Ocjean View; Is now
nfler. tlie !manaeeni6nt or; Mrs Em
i Hatiisl y, . nloflh la- prepared rtjo
e all Drouuitly with good meal
iodBiife.ii- .rs- .- t;A :..,::.
ustlCe IJsuntlng yesterday tried Geo.
tVis, ciilored.: charged with abandon
nt and bound! him overi to the next
im of ithe criminal t?6urt.
I mN3-!M- Hjornaday, of Raleigh
chief stto"6 keeper and j gauger, Inter-!
hal; Revenseryiee, is in. the city an
business.'. Tf 'i'b thej Bonitz House.
.The usu4i SatiJrtlayTftight and Suoi
day "drunks" wer HmitecPyterday;
jn;lh6 police, ebbfti Ail told tierei
. i ! - , i .sw - .1 . t ii a ....
were oniy xiMpLcastja, wuu uucs jtvu
Captain W. Hj Gannor and Captain
E.-li GroQm, of Charleston, govern
ment inspectors of pteam !craft, arriv
ed i from Charleston Yesterday - and
went -over j to New "Bern ; on their
f.rounus. .
liatch Bros., lof Mount1 Olive, ' will
run : an excursion from Goldsboro 'to
Wilmingtoii. and its seaside resorts
next Thursday. They expect to bring
down ai big' crowd; from Goldsboro
and iinterinediate points, i ' " - f
1 Mrs. V. I3.- Ma'yo.'rat the, Ocean View
Hotel, hacl a -crowtled house Saturday
and Sunday and everyone was. well
t pleased! Lf-ilith ; the! attentions given
them and .the treatment they received..
Her ioiisei is as popular iis ever. !j
Quarter, t Master i Sergeant .J.
Ilboper, Corporal Eugene (Foshee and
Private John Grotgen, of the Wilming-i
ton. Light Infantry who came home
on short leaTve last : Saturday, returned
yesterday to Camp ' Russell, at" Raleigh.-;
ij J ;'. j A V,H;-I
Yesterday afternoon ;a j locomotive
on' the Wilmington; Seacoast railroad;
ran off the1 track; wheri the train ar-i
rived from I the sound and got In at the
vard switch at' t.hefdenot. in the citv.
i
t lit "caused -a little Aelay. fit nTas put
back on the track; In the afternoon.
r A judgment for casts was entered, up
yesterday -in Justice" McGowan's pourt
against :'; iVank! ; Thompson; colored,
charged with assault and hattery and
disorderly, conduct. - The same defend
ani was 'tried for willful injury to per
sonal T property, ;bu:t: was-! found not
The Professor T. A. i,Srff&at. of
Trinity College, preached i . f at Fifth
street H, JB., church, on, Sunday night,
knd greatly pleased his hearers with'
one of his. fihe sermons. '. A year or
s6 agohe assisted in the reyiral. meet
ings at thls'church and made a lasting
impression.; ; ;l'fl- '( " jr . ;." -;
-.PasserBj-by . iCjftd liarket f btreet, . be
tween Fnjmt and isecond; had their
vision ; greeted ' yesterday by a ! neiat
paste board sign, requestinfr all .','to
kebp off the grass." .'The Isign,- owing
if ifa" nnciMnnittraa mi 1 tft' n hnmnria id
" 7ft4 waS stuck up .in; a large size clus-
tef of grass growing and In flouring
condition, nearly in the center- of the
sidewalk; -n the; south sfd0' of
th.6-
street. . V ' if
(io6d Showing for the Odd Fellows ;;
'The report 'pf Deputy. Grand .Master
H. Bonikz tpj thej GfaAd Lodge, I.:
O, O.' F., I makes a fine phowing fjor
the .Wilmington jlodges. vpuring the'
fei'm for; the past six months the mem
bership has increased 21. i ;The four
-: -- 4 ( i i - . '1. ;
lodges now ihave; 439 members, as fol-
)wsj ! Cape Fear -Lodges iNo. 2.-145:.
OriOTKjodge No, 87, 981 1 Wilmington
lAage N0S19, .109; Hanover Lodge No.
14$, 87,;- I .rS-Ji :!- -! i
The value of prtrperty belonging to
thte order
in .ViUningf
IS:
$10,891
The amount paid out in reltef bene-
nts was a4u, -wmcn is-nearly, lTr-er
ceht. of thelvaluA of the property. Th
per capita tax -paid, by the: four lodges
here, ior tee support of , ithe- Grand
Lodges was; $307.30.; . i ;r . 4; y. -ir
- : -'-- A Cool Snap Ir' ;'
A disagreeable easterly storm struck
the cjty Sunday morning and it rained
nearly all that day and also during
Sunday night. It gat cjultpcbol and on
eunaay nigni sief pers ; were ; comrorta
ble under cover.j Yesterday morning
at 6 ; o'clocL the'- thermometer : was
down to 68 i degrees. There was more
ram yesterday and r last night,
with i the cool wave "continuing: .'The
ibermometef was . down' to 70 at mid
night) last night. ; . . -H: ;
I Grand Hegent In th City j r:
A ;M. Scales, Esq, Grand ; Regent of
the Royal Arcanum of North; Carolina,
arrived in the city yesterday, and has
since been kept busy shaking ; hands
with friends, of which ; he,' has' been
in this city, j He is a proniinent law
yer of - Greensboro, and a visitor we
witi always most , heartily ."welcome.r
ACCIDENT WAS 1,-SAVOIJiABI.Ei . i
Sa Declare lb Fire Department Co-na-
mlttee rile Board of AWermas Aft
ter laveatlgatlon of tbe CoIiUlon i
Over a Iantli Ago. : l-tL)
The fir department committeei of
the Board of Alderman; consisting; of
t .Mayor Wrlghit aid Aldermen iBenon
and Morrill, : yesterday afternoon,
commenefng at 8:?0 o'clock, made due
investigation into he cause of he fol
lision 'of the truck of Hook and .Lad
der Company No. j 1, and the reserve
reel," which bappeeed the !afternoon Of
the 7th of last montn. and which re
sulted in several firemen being ;severe-.
ly hurt and tne apparatus badly dam
aged. After making most tarerul in
quiry the 'icomtnittee decided that the
accident 'aa unavoidable, whicn de
Hfiion exonerated Driver HewJettj of
the truck,! and -Driver. Calvin tieiljof
the reel, irom ; wame. j . t i; '
It was shown -by.a number iof wit
nesses, including i a member' lof the
(Committeei ! Alderman Morrill, i that
both drivers didtheir utmost to avoid
the ticcidemt. Neither vehicle,! it was
proven, was going atf an undue; rate
of. speed, t ; i . . : :i i;..-"..
; There was considerable diVersKy of
opinion among the witnesses;, aa j; to
Whether Uie reel ' plunged' Into the
truck, or the truck raa sideways into
the reel. However, thiswas really or
minor importance- as they all; agreed
that the accident could in no "way have
been avoided, nor jwas it caused by-the
negligence of ' any of the-, firemen.
The witnesses were Chief .Schnlbbeji
and the firemen who wre in the. acci
dent. Driver Hewlett, Hoseman Peter
son,' Driver Bell and Ladderman Wan
namakgT, Hancammon and K,idd, and
several - by-stander. Alderman Mor
rill, and lAdolphus ; Thomas. Ed. 1 Wilf
liama and W. D. McNeill, all r-olored.
Ladderman' Maulsby, -who had; Ins ; leg
broken in ihe collision,; aid not testify.
"He was not
sent.
: The lnvestigTlion was . heldj ab ;the
city hall, and as so mny of the; fire
men had ito- absence themselves ; from
their respective 'houses' in order to at
tend, the chief's buggy,', the tnuqk and
the chemical engine were brojught to
T;he hall sq as they could be Imanned;
at ft- moment's 'nptlce; without j delay.t
.. h-4 ! ?
PEIlSOVAli MENTION. ::; -:
Mr; E. 0- Alston, was among; the ar
rivals at 'The Orton last evening.
: Mr. D. ; A. Watson, ot Chadbourn;
fame up to the city yesterday1. i
Mr. T. Mr Lane, of South .JVah
ington, was: on- our; streets yesterday.
Mr. Joliin W; Wi. T h om p son,' of Wi 1 -son,
cameidown to the city on business
last evening . j 1 (
Mr. B. II. Cozart, Jr., of Wilson, was
here shaking ;hand with hisl friend!?
yesterdayj . t , I; ; - I
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and Messrs;
-S. C. and M. M. Smithr-of Byg .Hill
visited the 'City yesterday,- I ,
Our former townsman, Mr. -Ri ii'L.
Prerapert.i of Louisyille; is here calling
on the trade. i ' '
- Mr.' Thomas, H.i Wright'. of Portsp
mouth, Va.,: audiior of . the Seaboard
Air Line, is Jiere with Mrs. Wright on
a visit. ; '. i : - !. . '. U . j . ' ; M
Miss Minnie 'Martin and Miss Min
nie Miller; two popular young ladies
of Winston, are at Mrs. Mayo's, Ocean
'view.,-. 4t,i-i;?::.Uf-":;-!-:ll,l-l' :!
Mrs.. T. J. Girarde'au mother of Mrs.v
Dr. C.r P.l.iWertenba'ker, is i the i guest
of .Drj-andMrs. Wertenbaken at. Ithe
U. S. Marine .Hospital. . J : M ; i .(
lMrs. John! Garrasoa." Miss. : J. D.
"Williams sand' child, i Mrs: C. P. -Har-rJt'l
and child.' came aip-yos ter day from
Caft-Jina Beach on their way home in
Fayettcville,: , ' r'j J I
Mr. J. E -Hall with the flrnU-Of,
Alexander Sprunt Bn, left; yesterday
over thej v Atlantic ! -Coast j Line;
his vacation, ? taccompanied . ! by.
on
his
wife and Isister.' ! -.; : Irn-i
' Captain W. L. Jones,-, onfe lof J the
.Atlantic Coast. Line's conductors ' is
running from iere a ten Norfolk for
Captain Harry McArthur who: is -taking
his vacation. ; ." " . i.'
Miss i Nannie. J; Tiddy, a jCharming
young lady of Shelby, N. Ci, -returned
home yesterday after few days at
Ocean , View, jnuch ; tp the regret t of
those who were fortunate4o rawt her.
- We arei glad to see that the iRev. R.'
G. Beamon,; presiding elder of tjie Wil
mington District, is -able to come up
street. His -friends will be gratified
to learn that-fie is regaining strength.
- . ; ' f ' i - ,-. . t-'i - 1 .j. .:L- I -' i : tf
Wei regret' tq " learn that Captain
Samuel Carmon, the popujaf Atlantic
Coast Line; conductor,-is sick lat Col
umbia, S. C. ; Captain C!" C. Tijghmaa
is conductor . J5n Captain -: Carmons
stead. We ; hope he willTsoon Ibe able
to resume hjs jrun. i j ; , i u ! ;
The Charlotte Observer of -Sunday
says: Mrs.j! Tliomas - C. ( James, of
Wilmington, land Miss Maggie Haugh
ton, who have' been visiting inj Spart
anburg, S.' C, will bei; here tomorrow
to visit Mrs. ThomasMlJ Ilaughton, j
' Mr, R. H.rJordan, a prominent phar
macist of Charlotte, came1 down with
Mrs. Jordan' on Saturday and ; spent
Sunday ar;thet Seashore Hotel. Mr.
Jordan returned yesterday pal Mrs.
Jordan remained and will !bej Joined
by him next Saturday
: Mr. and Mrs-.i Herbert
McGlammy
returned! yesterday from
thp irj north-
rem bridal-tour. iThey spent a Iwhile
at LakeJMinnehaska,; in the Catskills,
New York State, and also visited. New.
York- and Washington.! The;yi;! will
make their i home at; Mr. McClammy's
cozy cottage; No 403," Market street.
Miss Mary Kynhal neice pf Colonel
F., W. Kerchner left for Baltimore
yesterday to visit; her parents and be
present i at. the ; celebration by; her
'brother jReV. Father jF. W. Kunhel, of
his rfirsti high mass"in this! country,
whifcli will take place at) Hjoly-iCross
church which he attended! f nom child
hood. There will be present, several
hundred priests, and the! MozartOr
chestra hnd choir, f of whiqh hls Tbruth
er Is the leader, will rende Mozarts
12th Military . Mass. Father Kunhel,
"who is well known her,e, was ordained
in Paris, June 4th last. I j i: s;;
-;.:,- II .-;; '-' I. ' ' v : - f -r 1
Itfpubtlcan Ward ITIcetingl
The repyhcans lof the FirstdtvisiopJFayetteville writes she has Jk "mean"
of the First ward; held a meetins last
night to select delegates an-'prjeclnct
committeemen to be submitted "for, en
dorsement at the republican: tpr'niiarjes
next Thursday night. ' i. j ....
W. H. Moerer was chairman tf i the
rnteeting and Charles H. Thomas jsecre-
taryri nef iouowing aeiegates t -were
agreed Opon: W. H. Moori,'
Thomas, WEL Fry. r Alternatr J W.
H. Hall,- ElUanVCilliams and F. ! W.
Mills. Precinct connittee; W. ; H.
Moorew James Ct Jackson-and Charles
H. Thomas, i ! ; .
;. Ttie republicans or the Kirth division
of the First ward met last ntght witK
Jos. Sharp as chairman, andi Ed. Bry
ant as secretary. The following deleY
-gates to the county -convention were
agreed upon, subject to the action' at
the primary meetings: J. P. - Moore,
R. H. Bunting, R. M. Hill. Alternates,
Charles Hill, Wni. ,M. Johnson.' York
Watters. Preciact 'committee, Zephe
niah Hovard, Benj. J. Holland, Abram
Moseley. "; ; ( i ; . f V -h i,r-
. ; .! Board of Health j 1
The regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Health-was held: yesterday
afternoon and several matters .con
cerning the: health of; the (citizens,
but not of public note, were transact
ed. There were t present! Maor
Wright, .M. D., and Drs. McMillan and
Russell, x . " ' . r i i
C1IABUEE OTII BVBCLABr. '
tins Apartmeai : :Kred i;aarday
iNIght-A Colored; 2ad 'Alleged
! IIor Breaker - !. j . 1 .. y! t .
A colored boy. Danie Dudley, ap-;
parap,tly-about 'Sixteen yeare of . age,
was-arrested yesterday mofjilng on a
serious" charge It lis' alleged that he
has been' guilty of ;house-1 jbreaking.
and that, too in. the fir aegree.
which! according tol.the
lawg5- of, North
Carolina is the most heiious pf crimes.
: Sattirda . night7 -Mrs. pappjer, whose
residence 1b in an alUy'JSjnnecting
Third i street with I ojirthi between
Dock and Orange streetb. aoke from
sleep &nd discovereflisome Pie in her
room.i She attacked Jthf intruder and
when assistance arrvei, in response
to her outcries. It jwas discovered, it
la said, r that Jthe 'ioniaa brsmker; was
Daniel Dudley. ,; Ther wa?i nothing
but ladies in the -nousa duv. iney se
verely beat the ! negro boy;: and ran
him out doors; At., entrants to Mrs.
Bappler's roois, 1 bictj isa in the
connnri Ktorv.i'waa effected 1 ihrough a
window oDenine lubon la sh'id.
( Yesterday morning Pcmcciaan C. fL
Oilbert arrested DhdleV aiids carried
him to the guard hohse. i jVhei the case
was called 4t was cimtiiiuedJitiUoday
at noon, and Dudley jallAwedjto go un
til then under; a staw oouu. v-
Lockey; Esq., ; represented the: accused.
AKTKB Til l JPEKSCASIOV,
The City lias Coutraeted' for a Patrol
- i . I L' - 'I. ; i . ... . s
At fast Wilmington is
to have a pa
trol -iVag-on: a vehjefc laiS" heeded and
whloh has; beeh i the jsu
paper; talk and genera
and jfghtly so, for a 1
bjectsof news-
comvTsation,
a 1 - . 1
bng time past.
Several grand Jurle :l
avef suggested
the ' purchasing t l a ;
tatmp . wagon,
while : the' aiglit.rasdi tl
at Very iof ten,,
women being
of drunken amen! and!
dragged through:' thej st
eet? has illus-
trated forcibly tp w,tHe d
re jieed,of
ong desire
the wagon
such a vt-hifele. I Now
tihe
is to be realized, and w
lule
will -ntit be what.eant bf st
lctly- term
ed a 'patrol agon
inodel and' paint, its w
according l to
111 answer the
same tmuortant ournose.
When fractious jnaleh afe ' arrested
a, covered wagon; -wt if D9 seat to trans
nort them to :the guaild Jiouse and
when tjriose of the Temiinej gender are
unruly a closed carrlaff u be used.
These vehicles will be
furnished at a
or day,' by the
moments notu e, nignt
liverv -tables 'of Mcssrfe. St P. Cowan
& t'o Mayor) Wrijrht, on .he part pf
the cUv Contracted! y .'sterday, after
noon for the vehlrlesj a id the arrange
ment iwenti info QfffHt last inight.
Our . bey - has I been ycontinually
trpubled with ;coliot antl 'cholara infan
tum' since - his 'birth, ; ai J all ' tbat we
could do for(hin cUds n tr seem to give
more Ithan temporary, e5ief,-; until: we
tried ChamberJain's Colic, jphoIera and
Dilarrfioea iRemedy jSi ice feiving that
remedy he; has not bee a tt!oubled We
want-.-! to : give ; you ; this testimonial'' as
an evidence of ouim gra Jtude, not that
you need it to advertis s your meritor
ious remedy. G!'-, Law, ; Keokuk,
Iowa. For sale by. R. R. Bellamy,. - ;
ltrloir. Services :
According To ithe prbelajmation is
sued the' past week .by the president,
calling for religious I . services ; to te
. s .. i . .- j a i- i ; 4 i
held at the churchesyof the-.: country,
returning, thanks to ;he Almighty for'
the success that has: marked America
in lirr fight with Spain.services were
conducted; In Ski Thomas fro-Cathed
ral: Sunday. Fathers - penmen offered
up a beautiful prayer Eor the triumph
at Santiago and for Ime sspeedy end
of the- war"to,th& glory ofjther Ameri
can arms.l ' ' i I i t
f Suit AgaiuKt (lte Merimer riassj!.
Simon Richardson, cjoloried, brought
suit in Justice McGbwlan'sJ court yes'
terday t against : the' master of. the
steamer .Daggett; ;jr4aitain; herman,
for$(.00, ialleged; Sjag s du( him, for
services irendered as; a specilil engin
eer.; There,; was no qontientifcm over the;
amount if wagfsj'bit tihe plaintiff, also
.asked for damacres I sustainect bv get
ting Met i hile tat i w oiJK, ivhlch came
near produemgii siipkineps. I; Upon 1 this;
point -Justice McGowah not ex
actly ; clear, so ; he1 postponed . his de
cision in- the case untiu 9 -O'clock this
morning, t-1 ! i i ; i J
War A tlai i
The Seaboard; utirf line, ilia's gotten
out and placed fn the hands of all its
Ticket Agents; at; principal points , a
.War-Atlas, showing thtl- United. States
Kuropean Countries, i Cb-pe , I Verde and
Plhilippine Islands," Cuba, and Its larger
cities In detail, and with maps of the
Wolldl North ! America! Europe' and
South America. :;d ! !
These Atlases are' full of Information
and "will-prove of great assistance in
understanding: the movimetitsi'f fleets
and armies as given in--the newspa
pers. On account of -Hip gneafc expense
of igetting outrthis Atlajs,. the Seaboard
Air. Line is compelled .tb fi a. price of
iwientyi-nve cents eacat, w'n is mere
ly nominal. 1 '
They -can be- obtained upon applica
tion to Agents, i Representatives; or'T;o
T.; J.-. Anderson, . General i Passensrer
Agent, Portsmouth; Vi
Promoted to. t lie Ilakik of.Tlajor
Our citizens fwill jeaf n with pleas-
VTb of the promotion
of Lieutenant
Edgar Jadwin, corps; o : United States
Army Engineers,! tvlio wais Stationed
: t
in- this city under Colonel D. "P. Heap.
He has been moved .np to the rank of
major rrom nrst lieutenant.
The W ilmingtdn j ; Light Infantry
boys will hail this , news -with delight.
aa they were 'very fonjl of Lieutenant
Jadwin. At the last encampment at
Wrightsville he; was instructing officer
for: the Second regiment,' and when
camp; was broken the Light i Infantry
presented him with ;a jhandsome; gift
as a token of their high esteem
j i ; - Fa yettevillc Wilmington
A game of base balliis to be-played
Wednesday at Hilton Park S between
the Fayetteville juntoris and rthe Wil
mipgton juniors. ... ;1 he game promises
1: iuy u-
tojbe very interesting and exciting.
team and Wilmington i Kn;aws
her
team is very "warm." Fayfitteville's
battery will fe0 Haigh, caSch and
McRae, pitchii whilei Moore Jrill hold
down the pan ; and r Wood, awho has
plenty of speed, will do the? twirling
act for the home i team
TutfsfPiHs 5
Hver Ills. I
Pei-fect Heaitfi. ? ;
: eep the system in perfect or
i ier by ithe ; occasional nise of
iFutts LiverrPills. TheV recr
ilate the bowels land produce
A Vigoroiis Body.
For. side headache, malaria, bil
ousness, constipation and kin -
'red diseases, an absolute cure 1
TDTT'R-ri ivpr PU ! 9
OF WOMEN
We have no time " is
heard en every side.
: WiniAn - Vi v a ' r
V"-- time to look af-
Home , and
family i come
nrsi sou iieuui
of
The 111 of
women, . how
ever, ar seri
ous, and neglect of them means trouble
Mrs. John j Friti, of Wilcox, ; Okla.
tells-how I)rl Uartman's advice made
her well. She says -.1. .
I extend my sincere thanks for the
good advice yon have given me. I do
not believe I would be living- now if it
were not for you,t i I had suffered with
flow of blood for Tour months and the
doctors bonld help me butlittle. - I was
bo weak I could not turn in bed; then I
applied to Dr. Ilartman. . I .followed
his advice and only used three-bottles
of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-Iin, : Now I am
well hnd as trongi as I ever was."
Dr. Ilartman, president of the Surgi
cal Hotel, Columbus, O., will prescribe
for flftv thousand women this year
free of 1 charge. All women suffering
from female troubles, or any msease 01
tho mucous membrane, may have Dr.
Ilartman'a private counsel without
cost, i Send for special question blanks
for women.
Catarrh is essentially ; the ;. same
everywhere, whether in; the ; pelvic
organ 'or the- head. ; Pe-m-na cures
&1L phases, of iu. l it is the National
Catarrh Remedy. j
'
CO.TI,TIITXKES IWEET
Arrangements !tlade for tliet'onIug e f
the Oreat lacoliouee of the Bed Men.
lie V1I IJellver an Addrew at the
CliriMtian Asoclatioi, .
Hon.' Robert T.j.Danlejs will deliver
his j noted! lecture lupon! the' order .of,?
Red Ieni
Homorrow night in the nudl-
torijum k
the Young i Men's Christian
Assoclatiljn
The
6mmitteesi from-i-Jyota. and
Cherokee
tribes; this city, met yes-
iterday
ikid mapped out all arrange-
'ments f
tne icpming or tne ; distlnr
feuished
hone of
isitor, !Wha.- is the Great In co-
the order.
if , After i tpie -lecture the Red Men will
.tender ;aj banquet 'tto their, guest 1 at
their hall, and ; it promises to be an
occasion kif ; rare (enjoyment and pleas
uroi ' . f
Hon. I: aniels :,yjl) arrive .In the city
tomorrow from. Washington, D. C, via
the ; Seaboard Air. liine.'lle .will bei met
at the
d
pot , by! t;he joint 'committee
rs.of ithe two lodges anil es
The' Orton hotel." , ,
and .offic
icorted I
The- public s is: Cohlially extended an
lnvltatio tolni present at. the Y M
,(J. ' A
Vd iall I cani be assured a; hos.-
pitahle ,r
ccption and a' pleasant time.
4:
' "f hav
used j Chamberlain's j Cough
n myj family' for ypars. and
Uh .good I results' - hays , Mr.
Remey
alwaysl
W. JR. C
toper, t !E1 ;Rio, - Cal-i "For
pmll phdren Iwe find' it especially
elective
H- - I
For; salt by R. R.; Bellamy.
Death
bf Sherlirilewlott's Wife.
' Pundajl
afternoon' at 1:15- .-(-o'clock
Mrs, Ah
lyra Hewlett; wife -of Sheiifj
Elijah 11
wlett,f of
this county,! '-enter.
ed into
test - She
died at the ; family
residence)
n Mlasopboro Sound; while
:all lof 'h
r Jovqd ones' were gathered
mear.
! ,Mn
Hewlett (had been sck shortly
over fig
;it ..weeks, 'and hrt;i death,
while n
: unexpected-will (iei a:SQ(
many : relatives andj friends.
T37 yeara of age, and was a
of the late Charles 'Craig,-: of
blow, to
She1 was
iHaUKhterl
: Federal
band is-
Point, '.By! ber death a hu
deprived of a loving wife, and
fi ve . chil
tlren, Mrsi James - Hewlett,
Mrs. W
HeXJIoUis Mrs. J. . B. F'ales
and; Messrs. R. jlL 1 Hewlett hnd Addie
Hewlett,
all of!:'.Masonboro, of a de-
voted m
iRher. fr . .! - : 1 ( 1 i
The last sadi'.rjtes were performed
;-yesterda
afterfiK)i!i at .4 o'clock at the
.Baptist
pastor,;
churcli.i tif - Masonboro. - The
;ev. 1 Mjrt Ballard, i conduct'ed
the 1 ser
P,'ic,es, assisted ty Itev. Far-
rington
.church,
pastor hoi. South Sldje; Baptist
this ci
The pallbeareirs -were Messrs; Joseph
; Jones, J. S. Muaifress, J. 1. Wagoner,
:J. A. Montgomery, 1 E. SrMcGowan, S.
;A. Montgomery T.l A. Walton-, and J,
JX Walton. ; l:
; Persons troubled with diarrhoea will
be interested in H the experience of Mr.
;W. M Bush, clerk iof .Hotel DorranCe
Providence, R. .J Jle says:; "For sev
eral; years I .hafibeen almost ;a con--stant
Sufferer frpxn diarrhoea,; the fre-iquent-
attacks 'completely prostrating
ties ; at this j hotel, j About two years
ime and rendering, rte unfit for; my du
ago a traveling j salesman kindly gave
:me a small battle of Chamberlain's
f Colic, Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much to my surprise and delight its
effects.; were immediate. Whenever' I
felt Bsymptoms of tho disease. I would
fortjfy myself against the' attack with
ia few doses of (this valuable remedy.
The;. result has been very satisfactory
andalmost complete" relief from the
affliction," For feale'by R. It. Bellamy.
Flue Crops ..-!; :
The recent rains pave caused a rise
-In- jthe i Cape .Pear pi wer, -enabling the
steamer Driver, Capta!in Irving Robin
son, to arrive here Sunday; morning
at 5 o'clock, after havine been tied up
two ; weeks. ; She brought a good cargo
down. ;She left i-yesterday on the re-,
turn and will nw; resunte her regu
lar trips. :-;(: :i I r. ' i- . ":
... Mr. 1ft Rt Love, ;;agentvfon' the Drl
:ver,f reports that the crops along the
river are fine, land the farmers will
be happy if "a' freshet does ; not blast
their hopes. f t
Mr. Love also informs us- that the
crop's around Muliins, Sit C. are also
excellent., . The tobacco ; crop is the
best; -the farmers in ; Marion county
have ha for. severaf years. The to
'bacco. crop is naw being gathered Into
the tbarns, and the .-curing process is
going on. Mr. Love says he' never saw
a finer prospect for tobacco-and all
other . crops. j - ... , t - . - . ;
. Exact Date Decided t'pon.
It has .been definitely settled, that
the State Veterinary -M;edical Associa
tion! will ' hold -its I annual session In
this; city Monday I thef 25th instant.
The; meetings will: probably' be held
in Hibernian Halh! 1 4 ' ; '
Dr. T. B. Carroll; of. this-city. vice-
president of the association, Lis making-
all i necessary arrangementa.j 1 1
i : :, ... ii . Storm Warnlns Ifewae
' The fololwing message was receiv
ed at this office for the ' information
of th? .public: t -
Washington, D. C. July 11, 4:30 p. m
' -Iloist information signal 4: 30 " p. m.
A storm possibly developing . on . the
south Atlantic coast, may cause high
northeast winds; tonight, with- 5 rain
and thick weather.1 - 'j-- - ; -
; . . Exenslon From t harleston :
I The Excelsior Club, of Charleston,
is. C4 ran an excursion from that city
to Wilmington and our seaside re
ports on Suaday. f The train ; got here
at 12:30 p. m. and about seventy-five
persons came in the party, jThey vis
ited . Carol ina Beach and Ocean " View
yesterday, and will; return this after-
! A Sad Del Eb at JobI01t
- (Correpords of the Mcii .aser.)
; , Mount .JUve. pf. C.j Jily li
lt ia with -ftceedlhg regrfet -that
I announce th? r deathl of Miss ; Pattie
Flowers, whic sud, r event, jxxmrred
last night at li 'clock at the pome of
her. mother, U ! N.P,' Flow rs' She
had been slck 'oaly three we ks. with
that dreadful -ieaae,
The tnterm.t was
typhoid1 fever,"
made I'lnl the
Mount; Ollte c tf'tetery
this tevienlng
at 3 o'clock ln -t presence of a large
circle 'of - i-tetatM. ! and frieddsi and
the; funeral &er,jices were .conducted
by Rev. J.i Q. Ji anaooi
The deceased-' roung
14 years and of h
was liked iby Al who
lady whs 1 aged
gh estejonv an4
knew Her. To
know her; was Iol love her ' ShK leaves
a .motBer, tw&, ratners ana 10 bib
ters to mourn her untimely demise
'
Lincoln Ultearlnii," lOpeu Jjua lkt
Hot and coK baths, toilet I room,
electric bells, bi Service and cuisine
first-class.'; B:i and Llthla Water
free- to gnestsi bescrtpjtlve pa tnphlets
andr'rates sentvr' any aadressj . !
LINCOXiN 4 tlllA WATEIt CO.
i: ProDriel-s. Ldncolntonj N. C.
u Ir. UarrVlUNot Accept.
. yet learn frr,the:hkrlotteObsefV
er that th R 2 Dr. Barron, df Char
lotte.j.-who iwas iecently called! by the
First Baptist st arch ; of this city, will
decline "the aHiAlir. Barron li, pastor
bfithe Tryon Stret Baptist churchy tl
Charlotte, end rbls meml.ers; w mid not
hear to any proposition toi p? rt with
him-Xr. Bart'-n's decision villi be
deeply regrettia in Wllimlngtda
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IF 1YOC; -WANT CHOICE 3WEET
Cantaloupes and tiWaterroe ibns get
"them from'. N, I jj. dlERM AN, 215
Market. street. A full line always on
. . Hand. ; .1; 1 nf-:. . " : 'iuly-1:
THE? KIMBALL. PIANOS
and Organs. I'Also ! Second
hand I instru memtsU Write for
prices ana convenient term, v. tl.
ABBOTT, At. Orders fof tuning
and repaiijingife received atl Tates
Book Stce. f it i July 10, jsiiJ ti
POSITIONS WJKTED.4BY-X YOUNG
man "of . good ,habits, jstrlcttjRlsober
and industrioti, undel-stands book
keeping and whites, gdod handj Ail
dress, POSITION,; ii Cal-e Brssienger
Office. i - , -j. . jilyjlO, 2t
-. 1 'i '!
WM SHEEHAN,
Jr..RealEstafieand
Collecting r Agent
! Offici No,
1212 Mar
ket street.. I Solicits a share t of; the
rerital property, i Personal . .tte)ntion
-elven. to' ithe fcollectioh 'of renlts.
have a f ewj, nice pieoes .of property for
saleA j ': j 1- . Ju V 7 tf
FOR.: PEACHES AND APPLES.I ON
ions., nutter, ' unrcKems, i-pgsi, ,tui
on R. B. MOORE.
Also all felnids ml
Country . produce
solicited. 1 If, ou
ship.toj nie once lyou will ship to jhe
again. ;Try it. ilfiB; -Pntocess JStreet
3un 26 Imp . ': ' . t .:.-i I
PHOTOGRAPHEH RUN AWAY. U
C. ELLIS has nun. atvay: ahead' ?of
..all his ciompetitiirs and tlik public
concedes shim the ript . or f way tor
the finest possible Photographs, 114
Market Street.
jin 26, 2m
COV'PKA.i FOR
Grain awd all kind
B.of Feedi POHN S
McEACHRN, 21
Matket jet 'Both
; -ijeieijnotie :Biv. va
pun.
j
tr-r-
FOR SALEL PAIR
OF
EXCPLLENT
matched carriage lorseijVati af
bargain,
C. W. WORTH.
may
i, tf
NGIS,
FOR ' RENT-i-DWFJLI
Stores, Oftidea and Hans. 1 For
Said Dwellings, Storesl ; Vacant
iLots: Cash icr tlaie ilayments.
'Caeh advanded oh Imprfaved city
property. Apply to iu.. j' wow jmuk. Keai
Estate artot, Wilmington, N. p. de 7 tf
MARY BALDW
N SEMINARY,
I STAI'.NTUX. VAi
For Yoanf Ladies.
Term begin Sept. 1st, vm,
Located im Snenandoah
Valley of ViTgioia. UosurpftBsed climate, gbvandp acd
LDUOintl
pomtment s. taia represented, l ermc moaerata;
W rite for Catalpgue.
july 9 J3t;
1
eoo
St. JoWniltocige ko.i
F. & ; A. : MASONS'
1 PX3ULAR
:ot-
r.
muniqa'ton. fthii
B rriiesiay)lievtenine
a8 o'clock,
ally" invited.
ng -bretlirH a
1
e fordi-
to atten4. ;
5 : - W. iM. -POISBON
july 12,18
Secrietary
R. R.
LOViE & BRO.l
wnoicsam Grocers anfl
Full line
of Fancy and Heaty rGro
ceries at bottom pitpes.
Consianments
of all kinds solicited.
trattle la : spe
cialty.
NaiTal stores- and cottonj 107
North Water Street
. . ....... 1 . 1. t f-
LOyiEfe BRO.
July 12lft ; ' R
R.
f ME
1 1 --
W7ILL GIVE AN
EXCURSION ITO
1 ; 1 n ;
Carolina Beach' on
steamer Wilrhing
1. -
ton, 'Wednesday Jsily
13th. All that
go aowsn wiun tm
ant tinei ilbesid fe
will have it plaas-
aidling1 a jworthy
causes Refneshnr ntal av
11 be; furnished
; jjiily -12. It
at reasonable pr Jes
NEW
HAS MR
COUNTY.!
A1
LL PERSO IS
II
OLDING
WAR-
I
rants against th dounty whi
ih have
been audited bfi tpe
Audiitirier tPomn
mittee and! signal bj
y the undeVsigned
can have their, '. tar
faints cashed upon
presentation at the
ational Bank of
wnmingiop. i j
t i
F
FOSltElt, I i
Chairmani BpS-i of Commiss
oners;
tjuly 12 H
SUMMER
: TNIVKR
LECTURES
tJNIVERSJlV flpvntr,rvi!(. I
! tn aummer. jat'l to tteptl, lsMBi Hae ptoved
especially protitabU to beginner; to candidate
! 29th Summer. J
lor admission to tie bar, to yoang practitioners
lacking systematic Instruction; and tooUer prp-
tit toners aesiring vo coropme recreatioa wltu
review of eleraentari nnnctDles. For oatalioirnie ad-
dresa E. O. MINOR, Segretiry. CbarlaUeriTla, Va.
it Segretary, Cbarlakteirilla, Va.
? STOCK
.'.J' I I' I
OUR
. Will Always be Found
CCMPlTE.
, An4 Evrythlnff In th4 -
e fi
Lot
AT
EST PRICES;
1
THE FAMOUS li"FEHI5SULA-1
i . Stoves ' and Ranges
'I AT FACTOB. : PRICES. HAVE
; " TQU SflEN. THEM?
We Have Ever
hing in thelllard-
, ware Line ;Uom a Papef- 6t ?
lata!) iu sjDieam .engine. 1
STANDARp GDS.
" LOWEST PRICES.
r
IjjoMPT SHTPilENT.
N
m
n
111
t; yt itt mnmsftTT
IU. W AUlUtUUJLUVl'i-
k-AHD.
S
. D. Walt General A rent. Raleisa.
N. G: . - .'-i.ri- V 1f ' vvf.t.;; ,
Dear Sir: t am ; much pleaaed with
the promptrwaa and fair dealing of th
CONNECTICUT MUTCAL, LiFE IN
SURANCE COJJTP ANT regarding aet-
Uement or cUlmi on Policy for $4,241.00,
on the life of tha late Geo. G. Lewis.
the same havtn been paid ! within
even (7) daya . after the receipt of
proofs of death.
(Signed.) i ERNEST WLLUAM8,
.i-jl- .-; - .'!' - -I .; Administrator. '
Claims paid by the Connecticut Mu
tual In Wilmington on life po!lctes
amount to il94.9C9.00. Matured Endow
ment S4Us:S.00J All paid promptly and
satisfactorily.. ; , s.
EX). WILSON MAriXINO.
' :iV? : f ' i- ; - .A -M-Aeent.
WE WAHTv TOIIE TB
WILL WOBK FOB IT.
WE DE1LII GENERAL PEOYISIOSS
WE TARE AGENTS FOR
1 1 plaxe:i'ton hams, i
, ; .ISQUIIIES PKr BELLIES. 5
iPTot equalled; ; anywhere. 1 Guar an 4
teed trade; makers. We haveu some left
of those, Sc sellers, . N , 1
J TOPICAL TWIST HEAD;
! I CUBAT BLOSSOM. ' ' ,
I i RENOWN. ! ALSO 10C. SELLERS
PEKFECTOS, ' -
ELCAPTAN GENERAL, .
! After July lst'ytra pay the extra tax;
until then I we ' isejl at old prices do
Vollers & Hasnagen,
Grain and Provision Dealers. .
A. C. Ii., Nutt Street. ' :
jun 29
4-
SPECIAL 31EETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Wilmington,
. Columbia & Augusta R. R, Co. '
f v ;. ! OmcKior 'the Secketaby or Tnr i
si ;--,:.. , : : .: ---... '. 'Mi
Wilmington, Columbia and August
; it itiuiruuu. vuiupany. ;i
: ii j Wilmington, N. C. June 21,' lS98.y
A T A MEETING OFTlIE BOARD
of Directors of the. Wilmington,- Ccf
lumbla and Augusta Railroad Coraany,
duly called and; held at Room Nov 16,
Chamber of Commerce building, la the
City of Baltimore; Md., on Friday, the
nth day of June 1898: ii
' iltwas resolved that a 'Special meet
ing of the! stockholders of this Cdm
pany be, and the feame is hereby call
ed by this Board, to be held at the
office of the Company in the City iof
Florence, South Carolina, on Friday,
the 15th day of July. 1S98. at 12 o'clock
m. for the; purpose of considering: and
acting upon the question ofsecuring
the surrender of the lease of therall
road and Iproperty.of this Company
now held by the Wilmington and.WHti
rln-n Poll rto A r'rtrvi rn nir 'naw 3
lurtneri purpose or eonsuienng ni)d
acting upon the question of. the consol
idation : of (this i Company with the
North Eastern; and . other Railroad
Companies I of Bouth Carolina, under
the Act of the; General Assembly'; of
South Carolina, entitled - "An Act ! to
irtcorporktei the Atlantic - Coast ; Une
Railroad Company of South Carolina
and to authorize the- consolidation iof
certain railroads under, that, nanie,'
approved . March . 5, 1897," and for the
transaction!, of such other business 'as
may be brought before tne meeting1. ;
:(! I - JAA1ES F. POST. Jr., -Jun
21 tf - Secretary.''
ft
Fo.noAvina Schodale In Effect i-
After Wednesday. June Rtli - Iaava Wil
mington dally, except Sunday,' for Caro
lina Beach at 6:0 and 9:15 a. m., 3:00 and
5:15 p. m. :. 1
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. ilav Wilmington at V:30 p. n.:
leave Beach 1 8:30 tp. ? ;( f
Leave! Beach -7:00 a. m., 1:00 tL w.. 315
Pi m., &00 pt mj s s ;' . ' . -- i";T
(Leave ; Wllinlnfi!t6a unday 10.00 a. n.
2;i30 p. m., and T:30 p. m. I ;; f
Leave Beach 42:30 p. m., ;6:00 p, n'J
and 830 p. Im. t ; V '
jThe 9:15 boat through for Southport
Leaves. Southport 13:00 p. m. ;
fFare on tlie 6:15 and 7:30 Boat to Pier
apJ return, 15 cents. t'
. 1 -1 i . i j ' J. W. HARPER. !.
, I ovm$t, ov Sbcreta bv of
W.MINMON,! OOtTMBlA & AtiGUSTA R. R
Wilmington, N. C, July- 5. 1S98,
The Board of ; Directors of the Wil
mington, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Co.,! have declared a dividend of
three per cent payable on the Capital
Stock of that Company to all holders
Of record of Uulv 1st. 1898. Dividend
Rdue and payable on July 12, 1898, ;at
the office of I the -Treasurer at Wil
mington, N.1 C. 1 - - 1
1 The transfer jbooka will stand closed
from JUly lsto July 12th, 1898, in
clusive.' 1
! I j JAMES F. POST, JR ,
!!; Secretary ,W., C, & A. It. R. Co.
3uiy &
ANP AFTER JUNE 27th Trains
will observe Ithe! following schedule
Ii Leave Wltyrilngton 6:30 and 10:10 a.
m.2:30, 5:00; and 7:15 pjn. I
Y 'Leave Ocean i View 7:30 and 11:30 a.
3:45, 6:00 and 10:00 p. m. ' '-!,
; S17NDAY trains; : r
I Leave Wflmingt" ltt A, m.Mf 2:30
and 7:15 p. hi. . (
Leave Ocean "View 11:30 a, m., 6 : 00
and 9;30 p. ra.-ij ;m ;--....- i
J The 1:00 p. m. train from Wilming
ton and the 11:30 p. m. from Ocean
View, on Saturdays, have been .discon
tinued. J -J--1 1;.- - : ..--).- i.
i Qn Friday there : will ,be two late
trains from! Ocean View 10:00 and
11:30 p. m. J -it; ; - . .. v. t
( Freight will be 'carried only on the
10:10 a. m. and 5 p. m. trains, except
yegeiaDies andi ; meats which will ; r-e
taken on the 6:30 a. m. train No
freight will be received unless accom
panied by alway bill and freight pre
paid. I ' " - v '
: Jun 28 ). R. O. GRANT,
50
50'
20
1 50
190
150
Bags Java Rice.
Barrels Carolina Rice. '
Barrels Broken Riee. '; ; : 3
I
Bass Rio Coffee. .
: '';( -i.i i- i -4 ':--, .-. J: '.. ' f C, 4 -f J
Bags Salt. I
Barrels Table Salt. . I '
I w: .; :i ;f.-:t;i.f-Cases
Pare Lard. . f
100 Bofe83a,idy-
-JQ Barrels Sugar..
; j' Bafres Molasses. ;
W. B. Cooper,
r ,' WHOLESALE 6B0GEB,
s WILMZNQTON; N. C
July 10 - , ;
1793 Bingham School flSHEYILLE,
EsUblisbed In 179. f 1 )
Kai. R. BINGHAM, fill.; i
IflE.
V-' -dV
uorolina Beocti
SOUttlDO
- - ' : -T i !;; ! ' - '- ' ' ; ,:
0N
1898 lUUtaryufs! Anojr II ' f 1
" Officer detailed. U U 1 W
-f Jun 25 2w eod i " A
COTTAGES AT THE SEASHORE
. I J FOR RENT.
IVE COTTAGES FOR RENT AT
Carolina Beach.; -
One 6-room Cottage at Ocean View." N
. Apply to f - '
. Jun a r "j ' jr - O'CONNOR.
Buys a Handsome English, Cassimere
. V Suit Made tp Order, and for
We Make Measure
! . Sold tlor $10.00. i '
We make this reduction lor 3 days; only as .
we : want to .close balance goods before our
Cutter takes his -vacation. 1 - 4 - ; ' . ' -
MERCHANT
FASTIDIOUS
V
V , ; r; - -. .. i .; '!
1 -ill . ' - : - ;
;jfio':r, ; l-"X. ;l67.PrinoeBs etrootit :M4 i:iW L'Ji
JW Val AT -. W aHI'ai
x
i i -. . 1
ThN H to cevtify Ijhht the holder of
Statl, and thatI, his legally redded
,the navy, regular op volunteer army, of
it against the lyrantal ftf Spain, and that Cyba may be freed f roni t,he iSpsYi- ,
Ish -yoke;andbe matli! free and Indep endentl-People, provided that he-' wiitl' -
not enlist until he shall have purchased
: i-; x-;- 1 ; - .: ;. V-: v; 1
!-!: t :s i,--K--i-'. ; -:ij.;,i'i ; i. ... . - p .-"iv I -!- -i ' ' -- ''- ' '-- 1 1' I -- "'" '
118 jrarket Street, suqh articles in Dress Goods, Underwear,' Millinery. Cor- .
sets, ; Parasols, Fans and other articles
lng at Cut Prices, and
a mopey saving
SPECIA
SALiE
-.1 '? VI
BL&GE GOODS AND SUUHER WASH FABRICS.
'::ik:: iT-i-vv- ' -Ml .--'"M h-. -i'-i tf.-'--f . I Hf. ' ir. A-.- ;--'.ii-l i ':"
! ! WE ARE SHOWING A LARGE AND! WEIC ARSOI'tED ixTOCK DP
MATTINGS, OILCLOTHS. F'ORTIER"es SCREENliS,; MOSQUITO NETS,
BATHING SUITS
AND CAPS -
FOR
GENT'S, LADIES' t AND CHILDRENS UKDEJtWEAR IN ALL tadvs.
1 JUST RECEIVED I TJIE 1 LARGEST
i AND I UMBRELLAS, (1:00 TO J5.00.-tL!
i
THE O. "W. POLVOGTCO.
July 10
THE MECHANICS HOME ASSOCIATION
I j SUBSCRIP riON LIST FOR TIlE
Stock in the Sixteenth Series V
!."-. -i-'r-it' I'-:',--; --, -"'--:n. )- t-i -.;:... f;'"k-, ; . . -,: X
Payments Will Commeiice! Saturday; July 2nd
SUBS CEIBE WITHOUT DELAY TO
NATU'L JACOBI,
"-:
President.
TWENTY SHARES ol the Paid
Premium of 25 cents a Share, making $100.25 per share;
U June 11 3m : l XyXl ii : ,. . ''
BATHING
AND
WHITE TENUIS OXFORDS
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Dollar Savin Pt3ople
uThey are the'ones X like;; I wish
there .; were. mdr of them, i They are
our best customers. The more par
ticular, more saving . people are the
surer.; we are "of setting their cash
trade In Dry Goods of air classes
Shoes of every 'grade, Men's and Boy's
Clothing, Ladies' and Gent's Summer
Underwear, Gent's Summer Coats and
Vesta and odd Pants. ' Mattings ! and
Carpets, i Laee Curtains and Window
- Shades, Trunks and ' Valises', Ladles'
and Children's1 Undertvear, Hosiery of
every grade, TJrobrelLaa and Parisols,
Laces and : Embroideries, Ladles' and
Children's Hats, Ribbons and Flowers,
Ladies' Ready Mafie SkirU,: Linen
Crash, figured and plain Brilllantine
and Worsted. , Silk Grenadine and
Brocaded figured Silk. " Table Linen
Napkins; and Towels; Bathing Suits
for. Men and Women and Rubber Wa
ter Proof iCaps. . ,
: Our Milinery. Department has been
well - supplied: with . new ttblngs Rib
bona, Laces and Insertions from 6c to
10c per yard. Val and Linen Insertion"
from 2c to 10c per yard. Plaited Chlf-
GEO; p. AYLORD, Proprietor,
Uabng Both Ends ' llccfc-
After a disastrous; fire loss! is dvScult .!;
, it you are uninsured. m 1
Rttr i4t on"! saf rroand at on :
and plac jtwr.V. lasurancei with us, ;
We'll wTlte your pli;ii-the stron- '
..est companies oMh world.l a.fford yoU
absolute proteotlom "and tharis too, at
th lowest rates of premium anJ eur
an te prompt, payment tot Josses Upoq ;
adjustments
Willard & Giles; A,
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Only the BEST Comianles fvpresnte4
jTrousers that iorxneriy
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ARE v ALWAYS LOOKING
FOR
NEW . IDEAS I'?DRES. , ANl
THEIR FIRST THOI'GIIT AND ACT j
WTO PROI IN AT OUR STOttW
AMD PURjCHASK : BEFORE LOOK
INo! i ELSEWHERE, i,AS f.'i THEY
.KXOW OCR5 GOODS ARE ALWAYSL,
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WE HAVIVTIIE ItANHSOMEST r
LINl: OF SUITINGS AND TKOUS-,'
imiNGS OF , JMWIITED; AND SU
MKS5TICGOOD3 TO BE -FOUND. ,
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hl (kket ia a citizen -f the nitty!
w fye do hereby permit him to enjist InV
- i.ihj glorious Republic ; and Wrend-
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that t may Vieed vhhh they are sell- ',
to jthe public' t l.j ; I; ,',;
WILMINGTON L'ADYL
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LADIES AN
ASSmVTMENT OF , . PARASOLS
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THIS SAFE AtJD BEST PAYING STOC K
W. Mt CUMMING,
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Up Sper cent Stock tor Sale at fa
SLIPPERS
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fon for 60c. per yard. Silk Veiling fdf 1
10c per yard. : ;f ?s; - , ! j
We can save you money on all we j ;
sell and kindly ask you' to give u a r -chances
to prenre it. We are stilt giving -away
those handsonjo Arm Chairs ,
wlthall cash purchases of 25,"beaotl- .'
ful Oak Book Cases f with' a 123 jur- :?
chase, fine Writing Desk with at $30
purchase, fine Hall Hat Rack i with'
a J25 purchase, fine China : Set', of ' 13
pieces with a $25 purchase. ' Eighteen
set piece' with a $20 purchase. One
nice hand Sewing Machine for $15.00. -One
nice imitation Cut Glass -Berry,
or Ice-Cream Set of seven pieces for
$15.00 purchase. A nice Oak . Table
for; $15.00. A three set "piece of One
decorated . China for a $10 purchase.
Your picture made life size for a $10
purchase.- A ; nice set of . fine Chlnat
Plates with a $10 purchase. A set oC
Glass Tumblers with a $5 purchase.!
Come to see ns and yon will find
that we are up-to-date ! in "the , ' Pry '
Goods business and headquarters for s
low ! prices and honest "gooda, atl Wil
mington's Big Racket Store, on Front "
Street, opposite the Orton Hotel,
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pooni at 3:45 0 clock, ., ;
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