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PLEASE NOTICE.
published every afternoon, 8undayi ex
cepted by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
EDITOB AND PROPRIETOR.
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irom our friends on any and all subject oi
i
general interest bnt t
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VOL. 3.
Andit is especial and tartfiUri.. iJ"
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1878.
NO.
4 stood that e editor does not always endorn
"S-bscriberi will please report any and
ill failures to receive their papers regularly.
TTn
Now Advertisements.
Wake Up
v
Brown & Roddick,
45 MAKHET ST.
We desire to announce the
arrival of our .
s
0 F
Dry Gtoods.
Every Department Replete
with the
Novelties of the Season.
We feel every confidence in stating that at
NO TIME in the HISTKO Y" of DRY GOODS
h.ive they EVER been offered at
SUCH LOW PRICES.
It id morally impossible to enumerate or
rive even a fair idea of the Vaeiety op our
Ktock through this medium. A. visit to our
establishment only can cover that ground.
We take great pleasure at ALL TIMES in
showing our stock or comparing prices with I
Ai x House in the country.
We submit the following list of prices for I
lu" " . -
Black Silk for Trimmings and Linings, 65c
Black Cachmere Silk, $1.00, up. These Silks
are certain! v worth 25 oer cent more
I -
money.
Real Lyons Poplins, 50 cents.
Dress Goods from 10 cents upwards.
This Department contains all that is new
and we can safely say that
mm prip.stq arp mwcp i
WWII MlWkW ."llk kVllkll I
And the
Variety Larger !
Than we have
EVER SHOWN BEFORE I
Printed Linen I awns. 25 cpnta ? hjinfifiil I
.1...- ' ' I
Printed Union Lawns, from 12 J to 2d cents.
4 4 Foulards and Percales, 10 cents per yard.
Sunshades and Parasols from 124c ap.
Hosiery, Underwear and
Gloves !
Wack Lace Mitts.
2-Button Kids 75 cents, the regular $1
quality.
Bargains in SHAWLS.
We ofler for this week a
Of Stripe Silk and .Wool Shawls
5.50 for $2.00.
that cost
A Great Bargain !
Black YAK LACE-
2-i to inches wide 13 cts per yard.
The above requires no comment. -
aSicoes S
4 0
is I
Same quality as" sold all over the country
for 5 and 6 cents.
lieautiful Assortment of
Ties, Bows & Neci Wear,
4-1 White Canton Matting 20 and 25
4-4 Co'ld do do 25 and SO
mmu RODDICK
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45 Market Street.
PRIN(& SUMMER STOCK
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
Mas. Lcmsdkn For the .Ladies.
Bbows & Roddick Wake Up.
. Jewktt Look. i . ?
Munson & Co.-Examine B
Suits.
A. Shrier Big Excitement.
ae
Flannel
Days'length 13 hours and 9 minutes. ;
j
Bellevuc
No interments this week in
Cemetery. '
The Board of County Ccmm
issioners
will meet on Monday at ll o'cloick.
There has been but one
female adult, this week in
interment, a
Pine Forest
Cemetery. j
There have been tbreeMnterments this
week in Oakdale Cemetery, one child an
two adults.
The Register ot Deeds has tltfs weel
issued marriage licenes for two wfeite and
two colored couples.
The melancholy days
have come, the
saddest of the year, wh"en house-flies light
rpon your nose. an1.'waUz
off on your
ear.
The turpentine men from
county have flocked to the ci
Sampson
y . during
tne past tnree aays an4 asja consequence
there has been considerable
loose change
floating around. '
The H . II D. Club.
A meeting of the H. II.
D. Club will
Jake ?laCe on , Monday eveping next, at
their rooms, at 7 P. M. Every
member
is earnestly requested to be
jin prompt at-
tendance : "
n . -r ri t r rti
oigneoj : jiay ouusmne ana jviany uiess-
inrr3 Always Light -the II.
II. D.
N. C. State Medical Society.
Dr. L. Julian Picott, the Secret$r, an-
nouhces that the State Medical Society will
meet in Goldsboro on Tuesday, 14th May,
and that arrangements I have been made
with all the railroads tor' a reduction of
charges. The State Board of Medical Exam-
iners will hold its session I during! the con-
vontion ovinn J;M,f fAn r,ca
, t
Simple Method to Clean Paint-
If our housewives should adopt this
method, it would certainly save them a
great deal of trouble. First provide a
plate with some of the best whitinc fo bo I
hflfl . nnil havfi rpnrlv snmfi rlpan wafw orri
: O I
' J V- I
c "i.uuu, ""' me
1 1 ii 'i 1 1 1 1 1 'i 11 11 11 1 ir 11 it'll f 1 1 t r r r 1 -1 si
warm waier anu squeeze nearly every
flnv fViri fhto QO mnr toVi in r 00 ir.1l
""j , w"w" """ 11 ulciuq niu 1
aanere to it, apply it to the painted surface,
when a little rubbing will 1 inst fcntly re-
move any grease or dirt.
Fire at Sea.
wiuntcun, waicu arrived in iDis port inis
morning from Rockport, Me., with1 a load
of lime for Messrs. Worth & Worthy reports I
mat about seven days ago, on the 6th inst.,
when off Fry ing ran Light Ship, his vessel
was struck by a gale of wind, which threw
ZT
. j .;
during .hat time, her pumps fpiled to work
altogether right and in consequence of this,
the water reached a portion j f the, cargo
cf lune, unslacking.it, which caused a fire
to ensue , mat ne naa to move out of his
cabin and the crew out of the forecastle
auu ciose everytmng aownj tight to saye
the vessel. .Th only provisions;saved was
a barrel of flour; which the Cantam ! and
crew have been living on ever since, be-
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sides havinz to sleen on deck. 'i The tintn.
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t i w.. ,
UlUfUlIJg aOOUCll
: : .i . .
v-y sl v l- 4 .1 Jl a .1(1
j auu aucnoreu in me stream, j
wnere sqo now lies, though it is thousht
that the lire has aU been extinguished or
JZSZZT&.'L! mJ?
New York, has very cleverW turned the
xt . , ' v vjeutrai xiuiei,
w .tovwrecuon.j not less oy
"c owFs reuueuon ot its rates than
v.vuSU ilo ceiient management.
tn hla I
blooming helpmeet. I must con-ratulate
you on your recent improvement iri cakes
. . o i - I
biscuit, bread, rolls, every kind of i pastry
m short." "Oh!" said the wife IVp
CK- -?i ' j . Are
SOlVetl the SCCrnt I.V lisin- h rrrnotLl
thing in the market for baking Doolet's
Yeast Powder. Henceforth my k itch-
enknnws.nntl.nr" I- ' !
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
ijKju t iau to procure Mrs. winslow s
Vl?VP ty$P&:
TA i T ! - -t -r -iv ' .-I
o a v avw v v iuv vuuu
,ai"',crea Vma P ic. regulates the
wwu, uuu, oy giving reiiei ana health tol
the child, gives rest to the mother. I
J The 'Good Templars.
The Executive Committee of the Grand
Lodge of Good gTemplars of
this Slate
have Selected Newbern as the next place of
meeting for the Grand Lodge.
The
next.
ses-
sion will commence in August
Sudden Death.
Mrs. V.Bryan, wife of Mr. W. J.
Bryan, died very suddenly yesterday af
ternoon, about 6 o'clock, at her residence
on the corner of Wooster and Sixth streets,
aged 51 years. The cause of her death
I is said to have been a paralytic stroke.
Palm Sunday.
To-monow is known in the Church cal
endar as Palm Sundav. It is the IastSun-
i .
day in Lent, and opens th i last week in
the solemn season, known variously as
Passion Week, the Great Week and Holy
Veek. It is called Palm Sunday because
on that day, as Christ made His triumph-
ant entry iDto Jerusalem, the people cut
off palm branches and strewed them in
...
His
is way crying "iiosanna: blessed is the
King
the Loid."
Got it All Rlsht NOW.
There is a slight mistake relative to the
announcement that Col. D. Klein, who
has recently qualified
Marshal, has been appointed
VanSoelen resigned. Mr. Van Soelen
has not resigned, but still 'retains his
position. There are. two Deputy Mar-
snais nere, wi; iviein i succeeaiug ur.
Peterson,, who was last summer appointed
to : th 110811.1011 whirh hp. has rprontl v re-
signed.
..JuUce Mafflu,g mmmee
Thfi ftnmmittfip annnintWl Vv tVA Hhair-
t , r r . i . lL
man of the Board of Magistrates
i ,i .
!
Organization of the Board on the 30th
ult.. held their first meeting at Justice W.
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W. narriss' office, Princess street, at 11
o'clock to-dav. The obiect of the meeting
t " w
adopted
The committee, after agreeing
upon a re-
port to be made at the next regular meet-
ing of the Board, adjourned until the
second Monday in May. -
I r
! Good Samaritans Returned.
I ! I "
XL Charlotte, tinner n! Tha
. '
yucen uranuee ana xceisior joages 01
1 - , , . . - -1
I the Indepex)dent Order of Good Samari-I
tans and Daughters of Samaria, of this
city, returned night before
excursion to Wilmington.
last irom an
whither they
wnf. nn tlin Rth t.n narliininntrt in f ho
. I
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nil ir'i i 1 1 11 1 111 1 111 ! 11 11 i I'lirwi r r .11 t t i r n w
wivwiwu ui ..w uu..v1Ua.j iuv ui
oi ia oeny loage, oi vvnmingion. ine
momkiro rf V10 ViarlAtfo lruloroa nrVin I
iuvmuKi. .i.v fuvi
went on the trip were highly pleased with
the hospitality of their Wimington breth-
fen. The Lodges were addressed by the
Right Worthy Grand Sire of the Natio-
nal lodge and by the Grand Deputy of
the State, Henry Ellia
Mail Route Between Rocky Point
j" and Point Caswell.
The semi-weekly mail from Rocky Point
to Lillington (Lor.g Creek), in Pender
has been extended on to Point
Casweyu,sothereisnow;asemi-weeklymail
oetweenKocKy i-ointana roint utsweii.it
heaves Rocky Point on the mornings of
Wednesdays and Saturdays. roes stmiVht.
on to Point Caswell, via the newPostoffice
at Bellville ,and LiUington, and returns
the evenings ot the same days, by the same
route, and reaches Rocky Point in time for
passeriger3 and the mail to take the down
trajn to this city, which passes Rocky
. nn j ,
p,, arft widft Jwakfi to thfl v 'f '
x uiut at o;oo u. m. me kuuu people oil
.. ,
nT npTrpr man larnuies- inev are p.ni .
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,U r. ,.oor . rctAffiooo flt.il now
routeg
New Post Office In Pender.
A new post office has just been estab-
i. j 'in u -ii ' it ii-T -r j
hed at Bellville (BeirQore) m Pender
lished
ounty with Mr. Joseph Q.
as post- j
master' . a bpautiful Icn
tuitkjr uruvU61uau ,wu,
Point to Lillington and about equi-dia-
Mh Tf ?a .nf a!fo ,;tM
frAm r.?f anri w ifJ f
I . . .."J... I
junction oiaooveroaa wunineroaaieaaing
. ! ..... . . ... I
rom Wilmington to j? ayetteviiie near
Lillington. Two other public roacU also S
, t ii -if ' T,
emerge from Bellvxlle one to Burgaw,
O
a few miles distant, and the- other to a
noted public landing on the navigable
e xt LkTcu t. !i.
waters of Morgan s Creek. It is a place
ot considerable importance and fine trade,
built up in the last few years by that
f I
prominent citizen and enterprising gen-
tlemani Fletcher H. Bell. Esq. It is in
. a .
T" - r---
i"i omce naa ueen mucn needed I
there. 1
was in conformity with the resolution t.paui.b evang. lutiieean church, -uun; r i apSl, ii dowic, asmng
adopted at the organization of the Board. Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev, ' '
Church Services.
"Worship in the various churches!
city to-morrow as follows ; j
I ST. JOHN'S CHCRCH.
of the
Corner Third and Red Cross streets. Rev.
- T. l n tw t- rv
vzcuige iTdnerson, u. u , juecior. u&uj
Services during Palm Sunday. Holv
Week and Easr 1R7S- I
cr
ivpin iiiu. raimounaav. ieieura
a mi. t.i. ' -i i
. i i
tion of.the Holy Eucharist, 7J o'clock, a
in. juuruiog trayer, 11 o ciock. Hive
ning Prayer, 8 o'clock.
1 f ll V ST 1 v- . m m I
ioin monaay Deiore master. Morn
T n '
lug Aiaywi, U CIOCK. AIUC - VOUiUlU
nion Office. 12 o'clock. M. EveniQ2
Prayer, 5 o'clock. !
in
Office,
, ......
17th Wednesday before Easter.
Morning Prayer, 7 o'clock. Litany and
Ante-txmmumon Office. 12-o clock, M.
c : ti t '
ri vhii iri it . rraun onrv ipnirn c r r i -va l." i
18th Thursday belore Easter. Morn
ing Prayer, 7 o clock. Evening Prayer
5 o'clock. Institution of the Last Sup
per, o clock.
j19tk Good Fridaj' Morning Prayer,
T.fan.n a " ,.,; nft uk
jrjj rEta
20th Easter Even. Morning Prayer,
ETmrZr6' YCIW-K'
21st-Easter Dav-lstlCc!ebr. it ion of the
Holy Eucharist, 7 o'clock, n. m. Morn-
; Prayer, 7 o'clock. Ante-Communion shade of rel : vnn n, ,i,iM i ?Z?e eraiened, and can be
12 o'clock, M. Evening Prayer, ro, V J,., " . U" TE' fr "5Ar. h Frs A
as Deputy U S j"S 3'" 'with 2d Celebration, 1 1 o'clk. or insects upon them. These make-very
inted vice Deputy hldDCho1 ervice: ockf p unique and attractive little tokens ofre
miea vice lepuiy m. Evenin" Prayer with Sermon, 8 ,
o'clock. . "
Monday m Easter Week Morn-
mg,1,raer 7 ,clock Evening Prayer,
5 o'clock.
23d Tuesdav in Raster WerWATorn
ing Prayer, 7 o'clock. Evening Prayer,
I O O CiOCK. .
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
comer of Market and Fifth streets, Rev.
James B. Taylor, pastor. Services to-
I morrow at n a. m. and 7.4o p.m.
Sunday School Missionary Society-, will
J .uu.VUct, ijwH.11- mil
meet at at 9 o clock, a. m.. in rdace of
Sunday School. Young Men's Prayer
Meeting Tuesday night at 7:45 o'clock.
pi i -n Tir.-r nit i , .
l lr "5 a nursaay nignt
I . , .
G. D. Bernheim, D. D. pastor. Services
for Passion WpapL- Pa lm Rnndon Anvil
14th German SprnVp nnH FYOm;r.ot;r,
of Catechumens at 11 a m. English
Service at 8 p m. Sunday School at 3
P m. j English Services on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday at 4 p. M.
i J. April lOth-1'r.paratorY
n A a :i it. .
I service in iTfirman ar. iii a m tior-mnn
-v-z uviujou
Service and Communion at 11 a m. En
lish Service and Confirmation at 8 p m
Irce w an oi tnese services
fifth st. m. Ei CHURCH, boutii,
on Fifth, between Nun n and Church sts.
T.. Tl Tl Tf ,1 . . .
Aiev U' xi" Hail, pastor. Services at 11
I W II 11.11 A L 4
o m rA nn CV, 1
. . ;
iji a jjj rayer meclin"' Thursday
evening at 7 o clock.
- FRONT ST M E CHUliCH SOUTH
corner of Front and Walnut streets. Rev
E-A- Yates, pastor. Services at 11 a.
m and P- m Sunday School at 3 p, m
i st. Paul's church, (episcopal.)
corner of Fourth and Orange streets.
Rev. T. M. Ambler, rector. Services at
11 a m and 7 . p m. Sunday School
at 3 p. m. beats tree.
st. thomas' (catholic) church,
Dock street, between Second and Third
Sreet; ,?ev- Ma.rk S- Gross pastor ;
wTd innVW?-"
"L id 'at p Sunty
School at 9J a m. Laily Mass at 7 a. m.
Sunday School for colored people at 3
m.
SECOND 'BAPTIST CH URCII,
on 6th between Uhurch and Castle
streets. Preaching at 9J a m and 7 p m.
by Mr. J. if. King. Prayer meeting
every Tuesday night.
SEAMEN S BETHEL,
on Dock between Front and Water streets
Rev. J. L. Keen, chaplain Services every
ounaay aiternoon at 4 o ciock. All are
m.
Seats free.
ciWLUC.
FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Fourth and Dawson streets, Ser
vices at 11 a m. and. 7$ p m.
CHESTNUT ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH.
-tS j T, . ..
Rev. D.W. Sanders, Pastor. Preaching
afc 11a-airrand 8 p. m. Sabbath School
at0 a. m. Bible Class at 4 p.m.
ST mark's church.
comer Mulberry and Sixth streets.
"Services at 11 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Snnlan- 9shnn at St. Harnahas Rrl
house at 3i p. m. Confirmation Class at
6 I). tn.
nurin2 Tent Daily Mornin- Praver at
o ' " "
71 o clock. 1 Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock.
beats free.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Third and Orange stre
V v lTn',, V" .1
H o'clock. Evening
corner Third and Orange streets, Rev. Jos.
Morning ser-
e&i-r?rA X
0vlocv abbath School 3 o'clock, p. m
Lecture Thursday evening 7j o'clock,
second Presbyterian church,
corner of Fourth and Campbell streets.
Rev. CM. Payne, pastor. Services at
laiM m ' r r -i JL Tn
"I M
Sabbath School
at 3 m Prayer Meeting Wednesday
t ?i m Meedn for Praver at th
piCf Ktn.1v Mondav at 11 n m
Colored fes for Easter.
A nice dish of eggs, of various colors,
is very appropriate and pretty for Easter
f ' Jo color them a fine, bright
red. fff. fva tt-, it. r
oreakfast.
i i wurin cu cocu.ueai
from the (Wrist infn l!. ' x
Mii; nn . w w w u i 1 1. 1.
' . . . .. .
i fuv pari, oi ir nissn vmi m a h n ooiH
i - wv huh. wiu
- t,. . . .
f w an jine eggs yon wish
- i ;w mutuenis, remove
part of the eggs, then add half of the
rcma ninn-,;n,l 1:1 r..
"."v.? crv.il a 1CW Ul 111 u ICS
- I 4, ! . ,!
r:UfiC1' fclieu rcraove more 01 tB0 eggs,
throw m the rest of the coloring ; boil
.. . , -
WIU"US grauuany. several shades of
yellow can be made by using a little cam-
bao-p. t,- lv hA oic
I " ' "u uju-uiaia.
Coffee will make the eggs of a beauti
lui brown. Onion skins will give Isfill
another color, and bright colored cotton
prints, tied round the eggs before boiling.
will mark them very prettily. The water
" 1,4 1W' vtry rre"y. mewater
should boiI ry hard to extract the uol-
oring from the cloth. After the errs are
boiled in some bright color they mav be
ornamented -in a great variety of ways by
usmS a snarP penknile and etching mono
grams, landscapes, faces or flowers, birds
membrance for iriends especially as
iney are supposed tq be very hard boiled
and will never decompose.
Hotel Arrivals.
Pubcell House. Wilmington, N, C.
April 13th. Uobb Bros..
proprietors.
From 10: 10 o'clock. Apiil !l 2th, to 10:10
o'clock April 13th V R-Kenan, City ; C
liorstow, Uoston ; Hon Joseph C Abbott,
Abbbttsburg, N C ; Walter Cory, Thomas
Cory, Buffalo, NY;CB Frost, Charles-
fnn. IV I ! Urvnn konnn. . NT ri
in ur ulc'ui tm.. J.. v
Ltrdy J iitaPi; S (T
Vnii uL' tj.Li' -:,f. '
i J UCMU1UiJ) uiuciBvuiu, x j : n vv
Blair, Washington, D C ; Robert T Ladd,
i LStme, New lork; Gejorge T Comens.
I I T.l T - .i T Ti 11T
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments for
IIis sPrinff Visitation of 1878.
Newbern 6th Sunday in Lent, April 14
April 16
i Innocenta ' Len0lr 00 .April 18
inston... .... April20
I Tarbr Castor Day
Tarboro. Kastfir hv Ann 91
NewAdvertisemets.
Look
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J.
AT THE
ANTIQUE POTTERY, con-J
sistine: of I'eruvian Water Jara. Chinese.
Old Saxon, Komari, Greek, Portland and
uipe vases, watch Stands, Teapot?, Mugs,
Card Receivers, Ac, at
I S. JEWETT'S,
Front Street Book Store.
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For the Ladies.
MRS. E. A. LDMSDEN begs leave to in
form the Ladies that she has just return
ed from New York with the finest and hand
somest 8tock of Millinery ever offered in this
cuy, ana iney are respectl ully invited to call.
Due notice will be given of the Grand Open-
E. A. LUMSDEN.
men 13
Examine
gLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
OPENED YESTERDAY.
xviurcsow dL co l
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.
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Easter Eggs
ARTISTICALLY COLORED in Oil and
Water Colors, for sale during next week
and until after Easter-tide. Sample nests at
Mr. Heinsberger'a book store. Any orders
left there or at this office, will receive prompt
attention. j
april 12 ' 1
STRAW MATTING.
JJED CHECK,
FA.NCY and j
1 STRAW i MATTING.
LARGE STOCK
Just received and for rale low.
1. A. SMITH & CO
.Furniture Dealers,
ap12 North Front 8U
Constantly ReceiviDg.
JJRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Fancy Articles,
Tobacco and Citrs. at
UCBBANK'S FHABMACY.
Corner Front and Princess S tree hu
Prescriptions compounded with the
utmc at care day or night
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D7ERTISE INITHE !
1 .
WILMINGTOX (Weeklv JODRNAL
Office corner Chestnut and Water ttu .
ec 12 up ftairs.
Q OBSCRIBE
TO THE
" DAILY BEYIEW
i t uuu tau iii t ; iiiftri iiv nniinrr tun i iwvic iwiipriiniivrn vrn
New Advertisements,
WhySuffer ?
VT71TH DANDRUFF IN THE HAIR
TV I. i"
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'.; rk!! oAl Ve f enable and pop-
- R.nr kjm: r: oixuuonal
- al uri i i i r t r a .. . m m . .
I , -Huuuir uu cin nnrthiio
t i . .
to 1. J 00111118X1 TS CelebrU-
ted Hair Invigorator
which id br fAr
the best
ever been used for th j Jr
t. .
TIKELY FREES toh$?EX iFSte
few triads. There is NOT THE SLIGHTEST "
trX ??'! bt it produce, aft
is made only
had at mr
tional Bank.
it.. i . .
Uemen name f below-who have used my I ill
Tiff orator, had have .ul
... ii u tin uiuesg oi mi
mention.
feb6
Teleohonia.
-
0W1' T T,iE INTRODUCTION
I IT' I a mw 1
OF
the TeleuW,. in ih t w,- L ,
-v uciermineu
to reduce the price cf LAGER DEER to
FIVE CENTS A GLASS !
CARL M TTO HP
apl 11-
Under-Dawaon Bank.' Building.
The Cosmopolitan:
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Beer-Lager Beer, i
rpilE ,BEST LAGER is sold at my Bar for
Five Cents per Glass !
Fine Wines, Ales. Liauora nd Pio. dijf
JUli
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CARROLL,
Proprietor.
Beer BeerBeer !
Bergner & Engel Beer. !
5 CENTS PER GLASS,
At the OLD CLARENDON BAB.
TI. - C . . - - - 1
Aue unesi LiyuuiiS 10 Cents a Glass and
wuaks metock.
DICKSEY'4 GHIFFITH,
Proprietors.
aprl 11
Lager Beer Notice.
MOZART SALOON.
rpnATOU) RELIABLE SALOON will
ARfrrif,eicaetlebr,ted "uf B-
Five Cents per Glass.
Fresh arrival of Iieer every week!
..ii.ik uui.mvt are now in .easdn.
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JOIIX HAAK, Jr.,1 Prop
Best in Market.
1 HAVE PURCHASED A LOT of Twenty
Head of Splendid Lenoir County Beevea which
will be offered for sale
at STALL NO. 8
; j.v nr..v..i tr J .
uionci uuuse ior me next two weeks. !
.
Itia decidedly the BegfBetf brought to this
market this winter.
I sell all the way from 5 to-15 cts a
pound.
, GEO. F. TILLEY,
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Largest and Biggest.
rpflE LARGEST FIVE CENT GLASSES
and biggest schooners of Beer in thla
city.
lls'
Iso new seta of Pool balls, at the
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MANNING HOUSfi BAR.
I j
, Big Excitement 1
JF RUSSIA AND ENGLAND are afraid
of each other, I am not afraid to sell goodj
cheaper than any other house in the State.
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Now opening the most extensive assortment
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of Gents', Youths' and Boys' Clothing and
Furnishing Goods ever offered ia Wilmlrgton.
Suits from $2.50 up. Think of that, will
you ! i
a oxznxx-zi,
pl Karket it.
Tie Elegant New Stir. Passport
WILL MAKE DAILY
trips to Smith7ille an
trips to Smitlmlle and r p3SK'
return, leaving Wilmington at r
9.00 A. M. and mithrille ate-.
3.00 P. M. Excursionists will please confer
with the Agent. We risit the Fortification;
Bald Head, and other points of interest
(with' parlies). The cheapest and most de-
UgbUul recreation ever oflered the public.
Leave SUNDAYS at 9.30 A. M. I
apU GEO. MYERS, Agtnt.
Violin and Guitar Strings.
INSTRUCTION B00K8 'for all Instm-
X meats; Wedding Paper and JInvelopert
Visiting Cards, all sizes: Time Books, In
voice and; Prescription Book. Gold Peri
and Pencils, Ac, Ac, Ac ' I
! C. W. YATES,
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oTit. r - m i. - m .ox "7 statement; to
uJCi 1 T?Jl0"-, lion. A.' U. Tn
Bokkelen, Capt. D. L. Filyaw and Mewfj. G
n Sf7' 8',H Fi8hb! Geo. A. Peck a!
u. A.enej ana many others ton nnm