IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.
Wa hikotjn, June 21 -The rei-oln-tion
tixiug Aeduesday, Juue 24, at o
P M as the time of adjournment, wav
ou motioD of Mr Davis, of Wat Vir
ginia, recommitted to iha Committee
on Appropriations.
Mr Jonas preheated the mem rialol
tbe Louisiana Constitutional Conten
tion, asking that tbe Secretary of the
Navv be directed to ofitablish a naval
or marine school at New Oriaus. lie
f erred to Committee on Naval Anair.
Mr Beck submittal a concurrent
resolution provi.lmg for a joint com
mittee of eigbt Senators and seven
Representatives, to report at tuo next
session what changes if any, ought to
be made in tbe mode of guarding 01
collecting the revenue. Placed ou the
calendar. o i
The Senate then took up the Senate
ioint reaolhiion rotating to additional
Uj of employes in both bouses, and
after Me adoption of sundry amend
menls, aLd pf-ndmg the further cou
Fideration thereof, adj arued at Z iu
P M.
HOU312 OF REPRESENTATIVES
Sir House, of Tniiessc oil -rod a
resolution forth', final adjournment oi
Cougress, at 5 o'clock Wednesday,
June 25. . , t, " ,
Mr UruHld inquired whether
House 3U d say that hft appropriation
bills would be passed by that time,
but received no answer.
MrTownhend, of Illinois, objected
to debate.
A yea and nay yote was taken upon
the resolution, and it was defeated
yeas 82,nays 103. Several Democrat
voted in tbe negative, among them Mr
Stephens, of Georgia. 1
Mr Singleton, rising to a .question of
personaHprivilege, sent to tbeCleikfc
desk and had read an article from the
New York Sun of the 23rd iLst criti
cizitg his course relative to the print
ing of tbe Glover report. He intima
ted the article had been written by Mi
Glover himself a man for whom he
had supreme contempt.
The House thtjn resumed th co -pideration
of the bill prohibiting po
litical assessment, but the Republi
cans filibustered to prevent action
thereupon uutil the expiration of the
morning hour.
The busiutss on the Speaker's desk
was next taken up, and pending the
conBideration of tbe bill relating totlu
enrollment and licensing of vessels not
propelled wholly by sail or internal
motive power, the Home adjourued.
VICEREGAL ANGLING
TlK' Princess Louise Lands a Twenty
eijiht Pound Salmon.
Metapedia, Q lebec, Juue 23 The
latest advice from Indian Hoiioe Pool
say the viceregal party are all in the
bent ot health and spirits, although
thus far the sport, baa not been par
ticularly good. The best catch so far
was made by the Princess, who killed
a splendul twenty eight pound salmon
on the day of their arrival. Hks Ex
eelleney was in the cuoe with her at
the time, but did not touch her rod or
reel, and the Princess aloue managed j
to tire out the big fib aud briug him
ashore, when he wes g iffed by a Mic
mac lndiau atteudaut. Tbis was aj
remarkdblv liue faun., and thoe who.;
saw htm takeu say that he showed an
xtranrdiuarv amount of game and
activity. His Grace the Bake of Ar
gyll took the next largest, and the j
rish taken by Captain Harbor i came
next.
Colonel Mi Neil aud Lord E phin-j
stone are camped at Two Cress Pomt,
three miles below Iudiau House Du-
ring the past tea d iy- they have taken j
about eleven buudrud pounds of sd-.j
mou.
The Spinners1 Strike
Fall Rivi u, Mass.. June 23 There
is little progress to report to-night
concerning the strike, 'ibe spinners
have called another special meeting
for to morrow evening, iostead of
waiting uutii Wednesday, as originally
intended.
The manufacturers have not yet held
a meeting to decide on their course of
action. Tbe agents sent out by tbem
report that a considerable number of
bpmners can be obtained, and it is not
improbable that they will try and run
the mills regardless of tbe strike.
Nothing positive, however, can yet be
asserted It is generally believed that I
such a oourae would makj the strike a j
short one.
To-morrow, St John's Day, will be
celebrated here with a parade and
speeches. Processious and decorations
were very extensive here last year, but
the threateaed strike will ptobabiy
interfere considerably with to-morrow's
oelebratiou.
Butler and the G overfish! p.
Boston, June 23 Representative ;
men of th9 Butler wing of the Demo
cra io party say it is a fa?t that (leu
Butler will receive and accept a nomi
nation both from a Labor Reform and
a Democratic Convention this fail
They say that reports have been re
caived from the largest towns in the
State during the past week, and tbat
with but a single exception these re
ports favored Gen Butler's nomiuatu r.
They add that their Convention win
be held at Worcester in cepteniber, but
tba: a Gubernatorial nomination of
Gen Butler will be made previously,
either by a Labor Reform or' Green
back organization
A Fourth of July Orator.
Sprisofield, Mass, June 23 The
Committee charged with selecting an
orator for the Fourth of Juiy oelebra
tion here, whom the Republican has
been calling on to invite an ex-rebel
to Springfield, have gone to the other
extreme, and chosen exGov Cham
berlain of South Caroliu u J
European Sews
L-osbox, June 23 The Times' cor
respondent at Sheffield says: It is a
long time since huco. a feeling of un
easiness has prevailed here. Local
fa: ureshave been announced during
(he past we' k wib liabllltiei aggre
aiug 2' Mi fXKJ pounds-"
In tbeHouse )i(J:mnions to-day Hol
R Boirke, member tor tbe King sLyu
and under secretary lor lottiu office
made an iaipr autstaameut respec -lug
Egyptian affairs. He said it wi
true that the Eugdsb, Fr neh, Gr.
man, Au-tnau aud Italian Govern
ments had unitf d in the request of tbe
Khedive's abdication, but the Khe
dive had not yet communicated his r -p
y to this request, nor bad any cfti
cial intimation concerning it been rt
ceivi d from the Snltai. High t Ho -John
Bright aked what was the object
of this luterme tding With En ptian ai-fair-.
Tuis might lead to gn ut d Hi
cutties and periiaps to Berjou disu.-.
er, and he thought people Were enti
tl d to know what whk the purpose f
the G ov r..ment in their present ae
rion. liourke repiied that tiie Eight
Hon. gentleman couid not expect u;
auswtr to In question unless ibe ueu-.
al notice was given, aud ihi iul j ot
was dropped.
London, June 23 Daring the pro
cession in Eiifast yesterday there were
several slight disturbances.
A dispaicn from Cairo says there i
great excitement there, owing to the
report tout tiie Khedive is now willing
to abdicate ou certain condu.oni upon
which tbe powers are united.
The Chilian Government has satis
factorily explained the reasons foi the
l ouj bard nit nt of the British consulate
at Pi4bQ.ua.
1 o.ndon, June 21 An iub rvii w be
tween Queen Victoria and tx Empress
Eugenie atChlst Jhurbt yesteiciay iabttd
over an hour and was very ariecting,
arid when tbe Queen took her leae
and entered her carriage she was weep
ing. A dipatch from Palis says tht;e
are reports of additionui btCebiOi s
rrom the Bonapartis's to thy Republic.
Or.eanist and L gitimist p4pe;s bint
at a iu&ion of tne three parties.
Paris, Juue 23 M de Lesseps now
announces that ho will start lor Pan
ama eariy in November, and that he
will turn the first sod for the Inter
Oceanic C-mat on the 1st of January,
1880. Ho says hs will employ TJ.OuO
navvies, (including Chinese, and a te
io.UOo free negroes fiom Brazil.
Weston and Rowell to Contest for the
Aslley Belt in New York
. Kiw Yokk, June 23. A private
dh pa'.ch lrom Louden Fays Weston
and iioweli are to post 10i) aside this
week and feign articles to contend for
the Astlev Belt in New York, Brown,
Hazael, Enuis aud Panchoat will also
compete, and leave lor America at i n
early date to train for tbe content.
Sir John Aatley will visit America to
witness the match. Eunis is to receive
a gold medal from the lioyal Humane
Society for saving two ladies at Hamp
ton Court from drowning. Westou's
victory over Browu, Harding and En jis
cot the bookmakarsS000, of wnicb
amount; At-tJey and a number of
Amerioau gentlemen weie the princi
pal winners, having taken odds of
100 toiUO laid against Weston.
Mrv Hull's Murderer (aught.
BosroN, Mass , June 23 II P. M -Cuatiue
Cox, the negro murderer of
Mrs. Hull, in New York, was arrested
about an honr ago just as he was c m
lug our of a church on Shavvmut ave
nue. Mrs. Huii'c watch was fouud
up:n bis person. A green cameo set
has been fouud at Srerberger's Jew
pawn nhop.cor uer of Marker and Merri
mac street-.
Louisiana's State llebt
New 0blean8, June 23 In Con
vention to day the State Debt Com
mittee reported an ordtnanaj authoriz
ing the Legislature to provide for
fu tiding the floating debt of the State
by issuing bonds bearing four per
cent, interest, said bonds to be re-j
ceivabie for all taxes due the State i
prior "to Jan 1, 1S79.
Protestantism in Mexico -
PiTTsBriRG, Pa., June i'3. The con
secration oi Rev Henry Chauucey Riley
as Bishop of Mexico, which takes place in
Trinity Cbuieh to-morrow, may be re
garded as a notable event in the- hi tory
oi tbe Episcopal Church in America, in
asmuch as it trill bo the extension ot this
denomination into a hitherto almost
wholly Catholic country in tbe interest ol
the natives who, b ru Catholics, have
been converted to Protestantism. The
services.. which commence at teu o'clock,
will be of a very impressive character .
Right Rev Or Coxe, Bishop ol Western
New York, will preach the sermon, and
Right Rev Alfred Lee, I) D, Bishop of
Delaware, will preside. Fourteen bishops
and other Weil kuown digu itaries "of toe
church will be present. It is under
dtood that Rev Lr Riiey expressed a wish
to have the consecration take place in
Pittsburg, recognition of the fact tbat he
hid received more contributions to bis
work in Mexico lrom this than from an
o'.her d.ocese. !
Truth Oes in a uut-shell,' and 'brevity
is the soul of wit.' To be brief, when
the shell is broken,-the truth will be dis
covered that, the Grand Central Hotel,
on Broadway, New York, now kept on
both plans, the American $2 50 or 3.00
and the European $1.00, and upwards
per day, gives more stisfactiou tor ibe
same money thin any other tirt-class
house in Gotham. An elegant Res'aurant,
:tt m Mier.ite prices, is conducted by the
Grand Central.
To all who are sulTeriuij
from
the er-
rora and indiscretions ot youth, nervous
weakness, eariy decay, loss . of manhood
Arc. . I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FKEB OF CHARGE. This gieat
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send a eelf-ad -result
envelope -to the Rev Josnrm T. Inman
Station JJ, Aew York tVry.
CAROLINA
Raleigh Observer: Nearly $100,000
of old bones were received at the
Treasury yesterday, and tbe soailee od
Dr Worth's face pusned up bis speota
c es over his forehead.
Raleigh Observer: A teacher from
on of our Lantern couutits has just
ufned 'he Normal School, having
via'ei all the way, 13b mile.from hit
home HetxeoiH to return in the
an e manner. He is to be admired
for h s pin a.
Polktn A rgua: There is a disease
among the hordes in White's Store
neighborhood, that is said to be fatal
in nearly every ease. Mr Ike Huntley,
we learn, lias lost a very tine hor-e
from the disease, as has also Mr Bar
rett L
Robeaonian: On "Tuesday night of
I s week, Mr J F McKay, near Mc
L ans X Roads in this county, had
tne misforti ue to have his dwelling,
and u 1 irge part of its contents, des
r toyed by fire. Carelessness of a
servant, who left a box of ashen in the
cook room, was the cause of the fire.
Robesonian: Mr Jos Regan, of
Howeiisvi'le township, wl o was in
town lapt Friday, reports snow at h
house lat Thursday afternoon. He
says it continued to fall for some
;eugth of time, very fine at first, but
in ere sing to very large flakes. Others
report irost in tnis vicinity last Friday
niornmg, indeed it seemed almost cold
enough for frost.
Newbern Nut Shell- Our young
t wnaman, Mr John D Howard, has
just returned from Washington City,
where he ha3 been spending several
days in examining tlae many different
sil - lUo ings forcers (over three buu
drtc1 in number) with the view to pat
enting one which he has for some
months been working upon, and be
hss succeedei in filing his caval for
the most improved, useful coupler now
known.
Newbern Nut Shell : One of tbe
ut zzie holders of the steam lire engine
Elijah Eliis, informed us ytsterday
tbat the engine 'sucked up' a catfish
and an eel Saturday night, "4from Trent
river, and that these inhabitants of
the deep were forced through the n' z
zie by ibe poweiful pressure of water
which was 'played on the burning
stabie8. This is net a fish story, for
the cat' was onlv supposed to be
about cwo feet in length.
Durham Etcordcr: On last Sunday
night the dwelling of Mr Q AFauoett,
who lives about 3 miles West of Hills
boro, was entered between the hours
of ten and eleven, a trunk broken open
and rifled of most of its contents, con
sisting in part of between S"5 and $80
in specie, mostly in old silver oin,
and a number of n )tes. The robbery
wa- committed nnmistskeably by a
negro, one Thoma Fuller, wbo had
been in the employ of Mr Faucett for
eighteen mouths or more, and who dii
appeared at once titar the theft.
A corre-pondeut of tbe Ra:eigh
Ntws cays tbat the ernallebt woman m
Western North Caro ina was in Wins
Ion some days ago. The correspon
dent adds: She is a daughter of
Fletcher Jones, who lives eight or nine
miles from here. IShe is eighteen years
ot age, twenty seven or eight inches
nigh, and weighs thirty-seven pounds.
tier style, ways and mauners and ap-p-aracce
are childlike, txcept the ex-pres-ion
of her face, which i3 rather,
elderly. This 'little woman' gets away
with the celebrated Maria Nail, of
Mocksvilie, who at the age of twenty
one- weighed,, we believe, thirty-six
pounds, but was twenty nine or thirty
inches high.
Raleigh Observer: There was a great
bond tiie at the Treasury Depart mti t
yesterday. The Governor, the Ai
tomey Gmeral, Cnpt Dnd ey, princi
pal cUrk in the Seoietary of State'' ,
otiice. Mr Partin, chief cieik in ibe
Auditor's Department, Donald Bam
chief clerk of tue Treasury, and a few
oys'anders, witnessed tne cremation
of the oid bonds to make way tor the
new. The bonds were called off,
checked and piicd up, and Governor
Jarvis .applied the match. The old
evidencts of the States debt crackled
and curled, biaz"d up and became a
pile of gray ashep.
it y mm vr i .".
noocsoman : MCJvay s pond, near
. i . ii 1
ot aui, nas always oeen a noted re
sort for faribermen. The mills decayed
and 'went down,' ond tbe dam was
broken 20 years ago, but the large
lakes ou the streams still furnish an
abundant supply of fish. The pond
is the largest in the State, the soil of
it has been submitted to the test of a
chemical analysis, and is very fertile
It is a portion of the 'Big Swamp
which Sen tor McEaobern endeavored
to have drained during the last session
of the Legislature. The mill site and
2,000 acres of tbe pond belong to
Messrs Worth & Worth, of Wilmicg
ton, and it ie reported that these and
other gentlemen intend locating a fac
tory and mills there.
Exchange Hotel,
GOLDSBORO, T9, C.
A FIRST CLA.S3 HOUREin everv reject.
l Y. Special arrangements offered to Com
mercial tourists.
-jfr Prices Reasonable.
J. M. Brj.VTlVO,
Formerly of Wilmington and P. P C- Co.
L. F. MERKITT,
Formerlv of Petersburg 4 BlueRidge Springs,
jane 3- Proprietors.
Jas. T- Pettewav
WILM I SGI ON, N. OL,
8 AGKXT FOR THECALS OF WILCOX
BBS CO'i Manipalated Guano. The
beet, cheapest and moat popular Guano offer
ed. Will take orders tor delivery . at Lum
berton, Saoe Heel, Laorin burg, Laurel Hill
and intermediate points.
"The Flirry la Stocks''
Always means an opportunity for some
shrewd and lively operator to make a
handsome profit. Messrs Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, N. Y., have established the
combination system for operating io
stocks, so that capital in any amount from
$5 to $50 000 can be used profitably at
any time that may suit the customer. By
pooling the orders of thousands ot patrona
into one immense sum, aud operating
them as a mighty whole, onder .th most
exierieneed skill, vast profits are made
which aould be gained in no other way
Thtae are divided pro rata among share
holders mo? thly. An investment of
$lu return o0, vT 5 pt.r celjt uf, tht.
stock $ 100 pays $9oU and soon, ac
cording to the market. A St. Louis
patron made ver three hundred per cent,
on an investment in October by the com
bination method. Messrs. Lawrence &
C.'8 new circular (mai ed free) "has
two unerring rules for success" aud full
information, so that any on can operate
with profit. Stocks and bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied. Apply to
Lawrence fc Co.. Bankers, TO Exchange
Place, N. Y. City. j
Quarterly Meetings
Vilmingtou District 3d Round.
Bladen at Soule Chapel June 28-29
WbiteviPe at Carver's Creek . . . .duly 5-r
Gharr.e Miss Black's Chapel . .July 12-13
Clinton at Goshen (l)is. Con.). July 17- IS
Brunswick at Bethel July 26 -'-'7
Wilmington Fifth Street July 26 27
Wilm ngton Front street Aug 2-o
Waccamaw Miss. Bethel.. Aug 3-4
Smithville Station Aug 5-6
Topsail Aug 9 lo
Onslow ...Aug 16-17
The District Conference will convene at
Goshen Church, Clinton Circuit, Julj
17th, 1879, at 9 o'clock A. M. Let all
the pastors and delegates be present at
the time apjointed. Brethren, let us meet
in the name and Spirit of Christ. Rev
John Tillitt will preach the opening ser
mon. L. S. BURKQEAD, P. E.
Magnolia, N. C.
Theriuometrical.
From the United States Signal Office in
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o clerk :
Augusta. Ga 75
Atlan a, Ga 64
Mobile, Ala 81
Montgomery Ala. ..70
Naahville 74
New Orleans 77
New York 71
Punta Kaesa, Fla...76
Savannah, Ga 77
8hreveport 7
St. Louis Mo 71
St. Marks, Fla 7S
Vicksburg, Miss. ...74
Washington .70
Wilmington 77
Cairo, 111 CO
Charleston, 8. C....74
Cincinnati TS
Corsicana, Tex 76
Fort Gibson, C. N .8 i
Galveston 81
lndianola 84
Jacksonville, Fla...79
K"noxville ....68
Lyncbburg 77
Memphis, Tenn.... 73
American Wines.
But few persons are aware ol the great
amount of grapes raised in New Jersey
Alfred Speer is known to be the Urges,
winegrower east of the Rocky Mountains!
His Port Grape Wine is the best, and is
considered by physiciaus aud chemists as
tbe best wine to be procured. It is or
dered to London and Paris, where it is
becoming very popular among wealthy
families. For! sale by J. C. Mundp, P. L
Bridgers & O) and Green & Planner
Apl. 1-
The dark blue English llanuel su ts
with two vets, one of satin and the oth r
of flannel, both deep and finished wi h
two rows of gold buttons, are capital dew
signs for mountain excursions or for
seaside wear.
A new caprice iu evening gloves is to
have them laced instead of buttoned
E)e!et' holes are i ot used, and they are
laced by 1 very simple arrangement, which
adds greatly to the neatness of the fit.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
WILMINGTON MARKET (
June 26 -4 P M. I
SPI RITH TURPENTINE Quoted firm at
254 cents. Hniall sales at these figures.
ROSIN Quoted firm at $1 074 bid for
Strained and $1 Viy for Good Strained. No
sales reported.
TAR Firm at To cents per bbl of 280
lbgy No receipts.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Steady at 00
for Hard, $1 60 for Soft and $2 10 for
Virgin. Sales receipts at quotations.
COTTON Steady, No sales reported.
Ibe following are tbe official quotations :
Ordinary
Good Ordinary ,
Strict Good Ordinary.
Cents.
11
12
Low Middling
Middling
Good Middling
DAILY BIOIIFTI
Cotton lo bales
Spirits Turpentine 15 cag
Rosin 755 bb I
Tar
Crude Turpentine 4
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steam-yacht Passport Harper, Smithville
Geo My era.
Steamer D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette
rille, W illiams & Murchison.
steamship Kegulator, Doane, New York
T E Boad.
CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
Geo Myers.
Steamer D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette
ville, William Murrhison.
Nor brig Gaiata, Anderaen, Cork, for or
ders DeRusset Co.
Br Barque Brnnette, Richards, Hull,
Paterson, Downing A Co.
Nor brig Eidaiva,, Gundersen, Trieste,
Alex Sprunt dtSou.
Exports.
roxxisx.
Cork (for orders) Nor brig Galatex-l
cak spts turp, i bbls rosin. .
Hull. Kng-Br oarque srunette 2,17
bbin rosin, oou do tar.
Trieste ,Nor brig Eidsiva 1,125 bbls
raaua,
Miscellaneous
SPEER'S
Port Grape Wine
Used in Ch arches for Ccmmucion i urpose
PASSAIC, KJL
Speer's Port Grape Wine
Four Vear Old.
rpillrf JUSTLY CELEBRATED NATIVf
Wine is made from the Ju!ce of the Oport
Grape, raised in this count: y. ItJ invalaabk
Tocic aai Streogtiiemng Propjrtles
are ungurpasee - b? any other native W ine.
Heing the pure juice of the grape, producer
under Mr. Hpeer'a own persora supervision
its pu ity and geanineDeea are guaranteed
'1 he voungest child may partake o it sever
oua qualities, acd t'e weakest invalid mat
use it to advantage, it is particularly bene
bcial to the aed and debilitated, and s ite
to the various aiimente U at afflict the weakei
sex. tt is, in every respect, A. W INE TO BE
BELIED ON.
peer's P. J. Sherry,
The P. J. SHERRY is a Wine of SUPE
RIOR CHARACTER and partakes f the
golden qualities of the grape f-om which ii
is made. For MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
it will be found unexcelled
Speer'g P, J, or Pedro J Brandy.
Thignottd Brandy is a pure distillarior,
from the grpte and is equa to the finest hen
nesy or Otaid Brandies; for neoicin;l pur
poses it can be relied upon as strictlv puif.
liee tt at the signature of Alfred Speer,
Passaic, S.J , is over the cork of each hot
tie.
A. SPEER'S Mt. Prospect Vineyards,
New Jersey. Office, No. 34 Warien St., New
ork.
For sale bv GREEN & FLNN R, J. C.
MUNOS, Druggists, and P L. BRIDGERS
k CO. anril l-v
Rooms and Board.
VERY FINE ROOMS AND BOARD can
be furnif-hed to families, C( ujJes, or sin
gle persons, on favor ble terms for the Hum
mer, at the peasant and convenient dwell
ing on the corner ol Front and Mulberry
streets.
Both transient, permanent an day board
ers accommodated t moderate prices.
For particulars enquire of
MRS. L. BOUDINOT,
june 14-tf Cor Front and Mulbeirysfa
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF STOCKS ON HAND JUS E T , 1879.
Cotton ashore 2K2
afloat 6
Tota' .8
Spirits ashore 3,079
afloat 3,ufe4
Total ,163
Rosin ashore 90,2' 3
afloat 7,731
Toiai 97,934
Tar ashore 13,679
afloat 500
Total U,179
Crudeashore 1,257
afloat
Total 1,2 j 7
aaCEiPTS roa ths wkkk emdish ivu 23, '79.
Cotton , 4R
Spirits 3.:oo
S8" I",i27
T.. 115
Cruae 2,409
EXPORTS FOS TUB WEEK E If DINS JXSSM 23, '79.
Domestic
Cotton , iq
Pnta.. 36i
8in 715
I"-: 439
Crude g
Foreign.
Cotton
Spirits .......'..!.'.!!..'.!'.!!! 320
osin 13,IV4
Tar m '
Crude... ,
int Julep !
rjlHS FIRST OF 1I1E EAbO.N !
.a. sift
fjlmmmZbl fmr i CJJk
jute 2
Mi8Cfllane!ni7
Beautifuj
Lace Lils
Gloves,
VERY 'LOKG
Latest StJ
ALSO,
eilinJ
Bretcnne Lacei
Black ami White
A fine vt of
IVT S
From tl red for 5 cets tol
ALL L NEN HANCKLRCHIEFI.5!
The "Flexible Hip Corset bl
J
the favorite. Hosiery. Frati
patent fastening Iil Gloves.
Neck wear and otlicr article J
numerous to mention can ben
at
EICHAKGE COENSE
3-
june 1?
Warm Sprigs
Western North Carolina
I S NOW OPKN for the r,-ceptin
-L ut e seekers an imaiiiJ:-.
This lovely place is .-ituat?d it H km
ful valley 1 f'the iTinth Bmad. wita idP
I
in les of the r-ti.road.
W e have a hoc band of u-usic, I " '' I
vnts, snd al other accouiiDi3au i 1
tour d at a first-c'a66 wntrnrg
For particilare apolv f r descii. ti
phlet. W'. H, HU1.rT0 !
ju'ie 10 lm ymirmi
g g A WEEK :a r j
w town, "
ImW ImJ.-.l. You can -14
sinss a tiial without -t v.-. '11
opportunity ever ollen d :r t Ik-sa
work. Yu should try u 1 1 j i S
you see tor yourself what you carid -
business we ffer. No room to
here Vou can devote all your
I
IUUI Ol'ilir- iiniT- lu bin. " . i
c .. tw..,. tit v.iii wmw
i:re3ai pay ! r cvi-iy h'mu .
Women make as much as in'-n.
srh'ciiil piivate tenns an! paitic j
we mail free. $5 Outfi fr. 1' 'TM
plain of hard time? while y,.;i lU S 1
chance. Address Ii. HALil I M
Portland, Maine. jure. 1
Another Lot
BON FUME CATARKH AND
Cigarattes, Siixu '-rie' i- r 1
Lnbin's Powders. Green'a Au,rot rv
bull's Blood Mixture, Allan r.'; ,J J
Tetlow's Blanc Illusion Powrer, u
stock of presc.-ip'ion drni. jjlLK
Corner Fourth 'and
Open Day and 5ijilit.
june 23
Over the Water.
THE OCEAV HOUSE, at
the most deHsrhtfa'lv ? atwI ' , :o
the town, UsurronDded by wawr
All hroexM. The OtfSt '
I '4- 1 .!
" " -a t . nn hard.
txCor. -
will fin it the most comfortable pj . m
wa'er front to pass the day n?J(r
crabbine. Ice cool Lag r 'fe'c proP-
j m 9 t HK I A
SOME THING
Buggies, Bug?s
Harness & Saddles
FOB SALE AT
OERHARDT A CO f
3rd it, oppowte City Hall.
REPAIRING OONB WITH
AND DISPATCH.
H0R8E-SH0EING A BPECIA'
ju-e23-tf
JXO. CARROLL'S
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