this rAveii
, rvrr afternoon, Sunday ex
c,,,cJuy
, T. J AMES,
TH..NS..l-OSTAjK PAID.
;l
. r- i r ii . i nrro
k . -
,. One mnth, 60 cents.
!1 be delivered, by carriers,
in anv part of the city, at the
1
. r; rent! Icr week.
rr3toloNv and liberal.
, . ,.j t -
i .r..;t ri'C-ivc
,-ri will please report an y
and
their papers rcgplarly.
, , v',,1. revived 175 bales of
t ; bales tha am. week
if.'
v
i.
lit-
Xcics. is
'" .1 - ;r Charlotte
Dav inl McDowell, resign-
r l, is e-immisioucd . Ii it-
( si-):!"''.-
rc-i lent io Hamilton,
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i
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uuo of I ho beat
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,. .1 YaKC jCOMUiy, laisvih
I' w'livt. . i . ' .
.ih-re were rcceiv.ii auu
1.1 1". lfV-IU '1S
.rife.
.!, i, , lss bunches of fish.
;,, ,,rs: ..c-mal gcntlcnicn from
".'"i i, r.., ,l through our - town on.
' I 1.'ir!.,u!i tu(J.uneron:uHl vicinity,
' '' iV.', ;V;iJ Augusta Air Line Hail
alter -mining.
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Daily
KEYIEW.
VOL. 2.. isWILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1877.
NO. j 2(5.
f the rrVoUn&iia side arB comfortably
novided. Under no circumstances wil
ic hold conversationwith a . female Hi
visits,, to Morganton are few and far be
tween, but when. here, his dress and con-
Lr. . 1 . e :
ver.auon is iiiai oi an oramary man o
the World. I
Raleigh New. The report is current that
tbe wires of the Atlantic & Mississippi
iclczrarm Company will reach this city in
about six weeks This company cstab
lisbed an 'office in Portsmouth. Va.. Fri
day, aul expected to have one in Nor
folk yestcidav. We hear that this com
pany goes into the business with a capi
tal ssufiiciciit td.giiarantee aneccss. '
, ii, l V'C'.V Ul IUOiIH-
:" !i(V Ic favorably mi pi
.1 .Ill itivr-t
Mia. ik'l tic Moore, in
'ir from .the Mount
.,.: .; jtl iii')tlier of tw.eivo ii v
'; 'it ;n-(1 tMlitcrs, and Mrs
' msvclicrkdl and hand
Mrs.
i i.t..l-r.l ?iril linml-
' I, II i lv.' I ......
:;;,Jw!!l(luiccatabalIina minute.
.7, l-iiv ii tis enough to pick
A Mr. VVIiitr; a no-
V". vr f-r a liaUimorc house, lias
. ,,Tim:,' !f ;u, tl"' hanliest lorn oi uiu
,. !;t ruvv. lie v.-as at the Yar-.
. iVll'ia'lI.ilci-l., the other day
!,.,;:, ui.-t tho htt ,tliat he. cant
I. a JiinJii'tKiil through Mr. W hite s
klinUtn .tried at larboro, we
. the muscle turned the nail thtf
'.V rr;rni'.in : Vv'Si .-.le prices' yester
. '..nil !n Luik, TO cts ; beef, oOcts. ;
'si t- si ,r' . ; pork dressed 5(0
.'..:d.icUi,s!iij(.Mr, cu, per pair ; eggs
' r !;. ; iii-U potatoes il per
,. ! ; .,wTt ji-jtat'icsf.u ds. pev bushel ;
,,. . i(t ,. per bthcl; huckleberries
i , m 0" ni s; : its. per jart ; grcca
.- i.fi t. . per iiii.-iitl. '
M'.':; '.i-j-rc-x : A.s ai cvidenee of
, ci- i fiv i y.jicat crop in this
. w.' in; c before us 'troin the
el' Mr. Mcs.'-e Vajulle, near Kiout's
lice, a head uf w heat which is over
: ... a ii. -he I'm;', ami as large in .propor
: ..'!:! ways. This wheat 'was raised
i f iiiairy land without any fertilizer
sLtucr. It is the largest head wc cvpr
Y.; Wi A'tf: Mr. J. II. Wood, Jr., of
!!'- C'linty. has invented a machine
.v'um'i U' .i Lijtel tortprinklingstrects,
:v lens Mri'n l !s, aiul can Jkj worked bv
.'i in la.u Iiinci y. There is ajargc lank
' w '' r which falls on a cylinder
"!"l.i;l'CCl'.-r;:twl with holes and when
;" ' i !!, "k M-pt ci'iitiuually revolving
'i l;.vitii I.- water through these
"i;'Vi'!l ! nod ions. Mr. Wood will
i f r a patent fur his machine.
;-'! f o fo:The d'raduating class
"' f'i' 'Ilegc, twelve in number, aver-,
i.ira and three inuuhts of agd.'
'i d the diss are actize ' members, of
i-uuncc Societies, and eight of the
are members of the church. - - Fvc
; mUhu, two belong to the Chris-a-'
jwutci, wul Hie " to the Lutherau.
.IstiulyTaw, three mod-,
' , ' ; I" 1 '.' 11,l'y m ciic very sensibly
''J-1 Annmjy hfs vocation.' I
fUKtJe; WcmcntioneJl last
"Uaitifjc Kpiscopar Convention; at
;t-'"-M rwcatty, appointed QoL T.
a committee of one" on fec
; N JJuKisc to solicit subscrip-
n tne purple of erecting the buil
s ?-1 .lecher uses of the Diocesan
( V'.t" U 'estaUish..,! here. AVc are
; 'nthatCol. Walton received
I " of the convention u p
,'7 1; 5ousauii dollars, to btart his
.. ,'k lh:ttli0 proposes to make an
Yf IP3 ul' rth, among the rioh
Mojanton Made. '
1 V Sure EnousU Hermit.
. . " ; : I(S in Upper Fork township,
. ",4 ' :ir'!.vr an Irish Catholic gcntle
, : J aatnc f Xcyins. He has leil
;ijy!uludlife in the wildest part
i;,;u'- ,cii'-)u for the past two years.
r.,.;':tauutain Spaculatioa" land,
I , "'):.v liiiiiHlf on the south eastern
J c of ;hc highest peaks, arid near
f -'"': ;vichcan only be approached
T. f' C ,.;:;ectioii and that with difficulty,
! : . nd was corcrctl with the
iS reca, an acre of which he
"Htj! ,la,l.nv cultivates 'with , his
- I 'l' l13 x,'ly to the poor goes
-, u,,. .c?icnt of his means which,
. .. -v K-r u !itrpcc8.- arc not at
Lie liurnosn nf his'life srrms
Sensible Adrlce. i
You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by our Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint that you know nothing
abofit; you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. .Now to
gtvcjyou satisfactory proof that Greks's
AtrwusT r jnvi;u will cure you oi uys
pcnsia ana lavcr CJomnlaint witli all its
cll'cets, such as Sour-Stomach, Sick Head
achef Habitual Costiveuess. Palpitation of.
the Heart, HcaVt-burn. Water brash,
coming up of food after eating, low spirits,
&c, w6 ask you to go to your Druggist
and get a Sample llottle ot urken s Au
i l'.st Fi.ou- i.ii, for 10 cents and try it, or
a llegular Size for 75 cents; iwo doses
will relieve : you.
"--a.iraci iM,n., v
' ' i ,Icl'Sh an experience similar
K'! ii ieif,ck' fountains, but find!
r T? f l!trcSion too severe for
irTci t"" cgustitutipn, .and
' ' ? iV iH as 50 6tcril a to deny even
, ' h . uqved eastward and took
f''lif 1 UUW UUU , Dim.
'iU-u Vas,a goodKbrarjr and
'ytlcciit. 'though 'not, odd.
:-cri U vf tl,.c Mi," to which' he
. : ri9 a rrenaxAiinn tnr
4 ; I " "f.-erlinoa to ?peak above
l) V. t i.-L cu. 10 tll0;o who mav chance
1 -nat his cell, which is dug out
The Mails.
The Mails close and arrive at the City
I'ostofhee as follows :
,' CI.OSF. . . .
Northern throuuhi mails ? - r M
Northern through and way mail.1. A M
Malls Tor the N. ij. aiul A. & JN . U.
ISailroads, and routes supplied
therefroiji - - - - - - - - 1:15 P M
.Southern mails for all points South,
daily - - - - - - ,3:00 V M
Western malls (C. C, 11. AV.) tlaily
(except Sunday) - - 5:00 V M
Fayettcvllle, and offices o.i Caie
Fear Hiver, Tuesdays and Fri
tlays - - - - - - 1:00 P M
Mails for points along line of Cue
raw & Darlington It It - - - 11;:W A M
Faj ettevlllc by C. C. It. W. daily,
(except Sunday's) - - - (5:00 A M
Mails for points between Florence '
and Charleston r , , . - - Ji::W A M
Onslow C. H. and intermediate of
fices every Friday - - - 6:00 A M
Smithville mails, by steamboat,
' daily, (except Sundays) - - 8:00 a M
Mails for Kasy Hill,-Town Creek,
e every Friday at - - - - - - i:00 A M
AKCIVE.
Northern through mails - - 12:i. T M
Northern through and way mails. .j: j0 P M
Southern -i nails ------- 7:00 AM
Cai-ollna Central Railway r (iiao A M
'Mails delivered from Gap A. M. to 7:00 P
M., aud on Sundays from 8:30 to 0::J0 A. M.
Stamp Office open - from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 1. M. Money order aud
Register lepartmeuts open same as stamp
office.
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is eiosed. .
Kev Boxes accessible qt all hours, day and
uighL
Mails collected from street boxes every day
LOCAL NEWS.
New AcjTerusenjents.
S. J ewett A Charming Fellow.
A, Shrier. Last Call 1
Cuas, 1. Mv ERj & (JoPure t'oftees.
A. D. Cazacx, Agent Clyde's New York
and Wilmington Steamship Line.
T. H. Heath Dont't Forget It.
S. VasAmrixge, Tax Lister The Last
Week and the Last Notif e.
Sep Notice of Tax Listers j ohu G. Wag
ner and A. It. Mack.
The hottest day of the season by a long
odds. . .
Furmanski's bath tubs are an institution
this weather.
The Jong, low-peaked bodice has at
length reappeared.
A sligh shower of rain a very slight
one this forcuoQU.
Don't you catch a cold in this queer
weather. Just let it pass you.
The newest society stockings arc of a
pale rose hue, in Lisle thread.
The themometer stood at 02 degrees
in the shade at 12 o'clock to-day. J
Indulge the bath now, ..remembering
that, cleanliness is next to godliness, i;
" Huckleberries hare "riz" and you
Wouldn't buy them for Jess than 8 cents
a quart ou Saturday. .
To-morrow is to be the big day at the
City Hall, foe it U thpn that the uews will
go in aud the oldi will go ouL .
This is the last week fur lioting taxes.
The wise man:will go up aird give in bis
taxable at once, but til'"1 fu )!i-'b will par-s
on and be taxed double.
If a man wants to know
inwardness is let h
illl
what true
some early
cucumbers and top off with , a couple of
slices of the first' watcnr.c 1 ns f the sea-
Son.
.The Hoard of A4dcrmen n.C'. t a- wo go
o prcss'for the pn.rposc of lilliing the city
offices, yet unfilled, with the t xceptiun. cf
that! bf Clerk, and Treasurer which ha"s
been postpoued until July. '
The crack of the rilio can now -be heard
early morn and evening, at tb, riMe range
on Kaglc Island. It is very ' amusiir; to
see the various and favorite positioiis ta
ken by the riHe team at their daily, practice.
The.young gentlemen of the Philuina
thean Literary Society' realized about $00,
clear of all expenses, by the address re
cently delivered by Hun. Geo. Davis,
which is considered a very satisfactory re
suit, j
The fifst green corn ol the .season was
in market on "Saturday afternoon. The
ears were Liliputian, and the price was
llrobdinagian 50 cents a dozen and il
would take a dozen of them to
make one rtspeota.blo car which wns at the
rate of $0 a dozen for roasting cars.
The long coil of hair is the latest c'oi ff ure.
They look like cxirls a yard long, but they
are to be made, when put o:i the ijcad, in
a loose knot, leaving the two ends for
short curls. These coils arc -very light
and flufly, being made of natural curly
hair. This stjle of dressing the hair is
destined to entirely supersede the the ugly
French twiut.
The Scholastic Year.
The close of the scholastic year is 'hear
at hand and the little-one's -'are -rejoicing.:
Nearly all of the city schools will close
with the month and "then there will be
long reports of the closing exercises . and
after that a rest for the reporter, but only
such a rest as the wicked know.
Persona!.
Ma j. Burgess, of Alexandria, Ya., the
gentleman of whom we spoke a few days
ago as intending to open the Cape Fear
Military Academy here next Fall, is in the
city for the purpose of making the neces
sary, arrangements. The Academy wil
probably be opened about the first of Oc
tober, the particulars of which will appear
n our columns in a few days.
In Order.
"Pi
lioat races, tub races and horse races
(anything but the human race) are now
in order. It is a hard matter to keep these
latter in conditon in such weather a3 this
Lut a'-, boat race on the river would
prove an agreeable entertainment for the
many just about this time and the
Carolina 'Yacht Club might treat us to one
preparatory to their grand regatta at the
SoihkI ou the Fourth, i
The Excursion To-Morrow,
. We would again remind our readers
that the excursion to be given at Col.Mc
Jlhenny's plantation, in Brunswick
county, for the benefit of the St. Paul's
Lutheran Sunday School, .will' take place
to-morrow. ': If this weather continues it
will be a splendid day for getting away
from the city for a short lime and at a
very slight cost. The boat will leave
Market street wharf promptly at 8 o'clock
A. M. and again at 11 o'clock.
The 'Thermometer.''
From the United States Signal Office at
this place we obtain the following, report
of the thermometer, as taken 1 1 ii
iug at 7SI1 o'clock :
Augusta, 78; Charleaon.'B,; Coivieana,
ti'J ; ualviiston, U; Indianoia, .Jack 7
sonville, 78; Key West, ; Mobile, 77.;
Montgomery. ' i ; New. Oilcans, 81;
Norfolk, 71 ; Puuta liassa 81 ; Savannah,
70; St. Marks, 78 ; Wilmington, "1.
A Good Time Aiuonz the Colored
: People.
j.Y grand excursion of colored people
will visit this city from Charlotte on the
20th. At this point arrangem'ents have
been made for a trip to the Seaside on tLe
steamer IVaccamatc, the excursionists from
Charlotte to be joined here by a number
of the colored people of this place and
this excursion is to be made on Tuesday,
the 23th. On .that day Giblera and Mt.
Neho lodges will 'celebrate St. John's
Day at Smithville and the inlcresj; of the
occasion will be still further enhanced by
a pig fish dinner and yankee clam bake.
On the 27th. in this city the order of
Good Samaritans of Charlotte and Wil
mington will hold their Grand Lodge
meeting aucl parade. Jos. C. Hill is Chair
man of tho committee of arrangements
here, and Thos. II. Lomax is chairman of
the Charlotte committee.
The steamer Gov., Worth is Jyiug at
Lagle lslaud, nearly opposite Market
street, where a new pilot house is being
put on her.
There sccius to be a general respect en
tertained now for the "jimson" wec. Since
our article o: 1 tho subject every bp-.ly. lets
them groy. ' '
The ladies meet this aftcanoon" at a
o'clcpk iu the Library room to decide upon
some mcaus for aiding the Waiting Rifles
in the purchase of tb,eir viniforms.
: The gourmet talks eloqnentl j about
troffied quails, pate defoie jfras op,d or
snch delicacies. Pin hirn 4qw4 Harigh,.
and yau'H injL Jiemis th$ supreme im
portance oigoo4 bread, bUcuf, roJl
Here" aU'agreig on the .04 "trtja 5
tronornyv To be sure of the mosielici
ous things iakcd from flour use Ioolky's
Yeast Powder. '
Refreshing.
A grateful drink may be easily pre
pared (rom lemons, which can be kept for
use during these warm and sultry sum
mer clays, by removing alt the pulp from
he peek, and boil 'Them, in water iu.
proportion ot a pint for a dove a pulp?, to
extract the acid. Boil a few minutes
then strain the liquid and put a pound of
white sugar to a pound office. lipil all
ten minutes and bottle. A teaspoouful of
this lemon syrup in a glass of water
makes a cool and refreshing drink.
To the Front Again,
The. cow question is coming to the
front again and it will bo necessary fur
the Board of Aldermen to heed it. The
bovines arc allowed to roam at will though
the city and nothing less than a ten rail
fence and gates of brass with locks of
steel arc sufficient to keep them out' of the
gardens. It works well for some peo
ple They feed less and get more milk,,
but it is hardly healthy l.r the .souls. of
those whose gardens feed other people's
cows.
How to Select Flour,
First, look.at the color. If it is white
with a slight yellow, or straw-colored
tint, buy it. If it is very white, with
a bluish cast or with specks in it, refuse it.
Second, examine its adhesiveness. Wet
and knead a little of it between your fin
ders. . If it works soft and fclicky, it is
poor. Third, throw a little lump of dry
floir against a smooth perpendicular sur
face; if it falls like powder, it is bad.
Fourth, squeeze some flour in your hand;
if it retains The shape given by the presure,
that too is a good sign. Flour that will
stapd these tests it is safe to buy. These
modes, are given by our flour, dealers, and
tey pertain to a, rntt.r h$ concerns
pvcryody,5 namely the staff of life. '
- V scientific authority" ascribes tlv3
loqgp ?Hy oi the Ja-aelites. to the fact that,
while they do not.exhaust themselves by
bodilv exercise, they observe the laws of
.Moses inTegard to diet.
Alligator children.
From a very reliable source we learn, of
ouo or rathVr two of the most singular
phenomena W . the age. Near Valdosta,
Ga., are two children, known as the ;Al
ligator Children." The upper portion of
their bodies is in every respect humau,
while the lower part has the appearaucd
of au alligator. They have never been
known to ssumc an upright position
though they are between tho ages of 22
and 20. Strange to say they are not twin
children, and like the alligator, their hab
it., arc'. amphibious. Tlie last time Ilobin
kiis circus was through that county
"Old John' saw them and offered large
inii.jciinents tothepaicnis for ihe privilege
Magistrate's Court,
Charles Howard was before Justice
Gardner to-daj charged with assault ki:d
battejy on the person of Sallic Graut. He
was found guilty bnt judgment was:, im
pended on payment of costs.
The Fourth.
An excursion 'party to the Blackfish
Grounds is being gotten up by the sturdy
old men of the community for the glorious
Fourth. The steamer Douglass has been
chartered for the occasion and the excur
sionists are anticipating a good time. We
hope their dreams of pleasure m ay be re
alized to the fullest extent, v
Watch St6leM.
Yesterday Alfred William.,' who lives
near Chadbouru's mills, was robbed of; a
silver watch. Williams left his bouse in
tho morning, leaving the watch in tile
possession of a woman and upon his return
home found that the house had been vis
ited by some dusky Lothario.and the watch
was no where to be found.
PLEASS KOTICK r-v
- ' - - - -- - 1 " i
We will be gUd to recme: couicaUoa
from our friends on any. and all jnbWti of
general interest out : , .
The name of the writer xavtt alwavg b
famLhed to the Editor.
Communications must.b wrtcn wdj on
one side of the paper. '
.,' . - a iin
i ersonahtics must be avoided.
i t t 'i i - .
-.. .
.uuu 13 especially and prtIcUrij mnder
stood that vhc editor does not always endom
the Tiews of correspondents, unless so tteted
in the editorial columns. 1
New Advertisements
Notice.
I IIP w,r v- -.-- .
j- xjii c.DLKM(;Fn r;n mM .r
-m.- rt au UAV:fc Alt lUk Ul
c of W..W. UARRISS, J." P., near the
Court House, on
Tuesday, June 19th Znit,
for the purpose of listing taxes for
M ASONBORO A HARNETT TOWNSHIPS,
when all Tax-Payers residing in the city and
owning property in the above name) town
ships will hare an: opportunity to Hit the tame.
JOHN O. WAGNER.
A. R. BLACK,
Tax Listers for Mason boro and
juue,! Harnett Townships.
City Court.
But one case before the Mayor thi
morning, and that for an offence that will
be committed asjon'g as the world stands
and a man can crook his elbow or turnins
little finger over his thumb. Prohibition
or no prohibition; If is Honor said $3 for
the privilege. The poor devil forked
over the amount and was about to depart,
when, the JMay or admonished him that
the second offence would bring with it a
greater penalty.
Gen. Win. McRae.
Wc have heard it stated that Gen, Wm.
Mcliae, formerly of this city, but now
Superintendent of the Western & Atlantic
(State) 11. IL has been offered the Supcr-
intendency of the Cincinnati Ar "Southern
II. Pi., one of the greatest railroad enter
prises iu the country. It -will prove an
eminent position, but wc believe that Billy
McPac can fill it as ablyr as any man in
North America. It is not known, as yet,
whether or not ho will accept the posi-
ion.
Criminal Court.
The followiug cases have been disposed
of in this Court since our last report:
State vs, Mary Williamson charged with
ctailing without- a license, in two cases.
3oth cases continued for the term. De-
endant rccoguized in $100 in each case
ivwith surety, for her appearance at the
?iext term. -
State vs. Charles. Southei land and
Prince Kclley. Defondan'.s submit in all
other eases against thein not tried.
dudgment suspended. . '
State vs. Chas. M. Epps, charged with
forgery. Affidavit for removal overuled.
Case ou trial. '
of', bowing- themj
parents who are
but was refused by the
n very destitute circum
stances and of obscure origin. The "Alii-
3
gator children" arc idiots and when seen
by Kobinso!) we e lying in a pool of
water. . j
These f ict 3 have beeu furnished us by
a gentlemen iu this city who was recently
at Valdosta aud who himself saw these
strange creatures.
Tc Review for the Summer.
Persons Leaving the city for the rari-
oks watering placcp, country residence- or
resort?, or those ging abroad, can have
the Daily Kuvu w tnailod to any addess
by ordering the same at this office, at 15
ccLts .for one week, 20 cents for two
weeks, 40 cts for three weeks,-00 cents for
one mouth, $1.00 for three months, 3,
for six months, payable in advance at this
office. United States postage prepaid.
A 3Iedicine of Man j
A medicine inch 'remedies dyspepsia,
isct complaint, eonstipation, debility, in
lermittentuud remittent fevers, urinary and
uterine troubles, ilepuraU-s tire blixxj,
couutt rae'ts a tdeudencj- to rheumatic--nd
jout, and relieves Deyvuusn, ; .maj'-l
truly said to have viuy uses, fc'ych an ar
ticle is llostetter's Bitters, one of the nKst
leliablealteraUvesofadteoriteriy to a well
Ortleretl state of the system ever prepared
or eold. It has been oyer a quifVf 4 a cen
tury before the piibl, is endorsed by xaany
cretin pxocsorsof tke licalibg art. and its
nerits hare received rejieat-d recognitions
in the coiunyis of leaAtaS Avern and
foreign jojuniaL 1 eUiy clceiaeil in
eyery XQt ofVUis count nnd Ls extensively
used in South America, Mexico, the British
possessions and tho West Indies. If its in
crease in public favor in the past is to be
regarded as a reliable criterion nf Its gain in
popularity in coming years, it hy jif a
splendid future 7?or U. June 1 8th.
A True Lady.
Beauty and style arc not thy surest
passports to rcspcctablity seme of the
noblest specimens of womanhood that
the world has ever seen have prc'-cnied
the plainest and mos unprepossessing
appearance. A woman's worth is esti
mated by the real goodness of her heart,
tbegreatucs of her soul, and the purity
and sweetness of her character; and a
woman with a kindly disposition, and a
well-balanced mind and temper, is lovely
and attractive; be her face ever so plain,
and her lingers ever so homely; she makes
the best of wives and the truest of moth
ers. She Las a higher purpose in living
than the beautiful jet Vain and supercil
ious woman who has no higher ambition
than to flaunt her finery on tbe streets,
or to gratify her inordinate vanity by
extracting iattery and praise . from so
ciety whese compliments arc as Tiollow as
thev arc insincere.
THE LAST WEEK AND THE LAST
NOTICE ! I -
rjp AX-LISTINU WILL CLOiJE' diuing
this week, ad as an abstract has to be aub-
miltml 4n ( i .,
"- vfMuij vuuiuiunuucri un in e
2d proximo (first Monday),. it will be linpos-'
sible to extend the time.' : ' . ,
' All failing to list arc subject to double tax,
and to indictment-Cur misdemeanor penalty,
line or imprisonment.
Call at. the City Hall from 10 A. M. to 1 P.
M.and from to C P. M. Save trouble and
S. YanAMRINGE,
costs,
june 18 m w s .
Tax Lister.
Pure Coffees
IKbSII GKOCNO AND IU
LAGU7RA
1" OKDKU AS WANTED.
Best Grades Green Cofifeef.
Strictly A. 1,
Old Government Java.
Dallct iV Blisb'
t?:,.i r-.j. T. !'
-.not; jiuuu j-'4iiyra.
Prime to Ordinary . 1
RIO AND SAN D0MIHG0ES
Wejiave the gods to sell
- . "i ' -and
are offering the lowest Cat h Prices
on all -
Family Supplies,
FOREIGN and 1KMESTIC.
"... !t
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
'r ju t rrA.K
juno' is v ' ; -
A CHARMING TELLOJT.
BY iRANCIS ELEANOR THOLLOPE.
For 10 Cent..
june IH
At
S. JJJWETTS.
Messrs. Wagner and Black will attend
again to-morrow at Justice Harriss' office
for 1 the purpose of listing the taxaWes in
Masdnboro and HarnetU-wnships. This is
the last chaUvC, . v
A big thunder cloud rose in the North
west this aft.rnoou, but it scattered before
it reached-us.
. Black grenadine dresses are ti;immtd
with bands of jet.
New Advertisements.
Don't Foreet It !
JARPRS WEEKLY AND BAZAAR,
Prank Leslie 1 Nostra ted Papers, Chimney
Corner and all the leading 1 11 uitrated Paper.,
10 oeU each ; Ledger, Weekly, Fire Side
Companion and Saturday Night, C cts. each;
Scientific American, 8 cents j all the Boys'
Weeklies, 5 cents each ; Magazines for -Inly.
Harpers' 35 cents: Godey's 25 cento Frn
Leslie's Sunday; 25 cents.. Stationery, Con
fectionery, Citjf, Tokacca, Ac, at bottom
price. A lot a splits for making fancy bas
kPts, wail pockets, Ac.
. janeH T. II. II EAT n, Market SL
FOR SMITHVILLE.
Steamer j. s. underhill win ran
every dav, learinj: Wilmington at 8:15 A. M.
and Biuithville at 1:00 P. M.
Faiiiily e.cunion parties taken down and
back game day at $1 each for the round trip'
children under 14 years half price. (
" june l i O. G. PARSLEY, k CO. v
-CLYDE'S.'Ii!
Mew York
AND
Wilipington, TJ9 C.v
Steamship Line,
The Steamer
-
CA11'. DOANE,
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK ON
SATURDAY, JTJNE23
:-fU Shippers can rely upon ike proeopt
sailinofg teamen ai ad rer Used. X2
For Freight Engagements apply to ;
V7Uxningttx ZlilOl
L. S. BELDEN, Solictfngr Agent.
WM. P. CLYDE k CO., Oentrai kgtnU,
6 Bowling Greeor Pier .11, X. IL, New
York. -: panels
O 1 A
eJLU b Agents selling onr Ctr
mot, Crayons, and Reward, Motto, Scrip txrar
leit, 'iransparent, Picture aad Chroreo
Cards. 100 samples, worth $4, se&4 postpaid
for 75cbLi. illustrated Catalogo frtej-
J. u. BUPFonn's sons, bo.sto
mayll (EfUblLihed 19.0.