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The Daily Review,
JOSH. T. JAMES, Ed itor & Prop.
: WILAHIfOTON. N. n,
THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1880.
E2ITKKED AT JIIZ PMTOFFtCK AT
Wilmington, N. C, a Sfcojto-Class
Matter.
A STRONG ARGUMENT.
i
State Treasurer Worth is decidedly
in favor of selling the Western North
Carolina Railroad, and ha written a let-
ter to Governor Jams advising the
slature in extra
proposition to
tnade by Mr.
calling together of the Leg
session to consider the
purchase, which has been
William J. Best, and others, aod gives
bis reasons whjr the sale of , the road should
be effected. The letter has been pub
lished and extensively circulated through
out the ,SAte. We have perused his
arguments in favor of making the pro
posed sale, and are forced to admit that
they furnish the mosf t proloutid and
substantial reasons we have yet seen why
the road should not be sold
Mr. Worth bases his reasons for th
sale of this work of internal improvf-meni
upon the disastrous resultj which hav .
followed upon other works of like char
acter, in which the State has bad an
interest. The first case to! which he Cai!s
attention is the Wilmington and Wel
don Bailroad, which be . disposes of in
the following extraordinary and (summary
manner:
Wilmineton and Weldon Railroad
Company. Amount .of stock in this
company, held by the State Board of Ed
ucation, nd for many years a part oi tne
School fund of the State, was $400,000.
It was sold by the Board) in 1869 for
$148,000, and invested
bonds which are-worthless.
Lost Most I irrecoverably
seems to us, with our knowledge of those
In power when the above sale was made,
'that if we had been an earnest advocne
for the proposed sale of the road under con
tideration, the history of that transaction
would have converted us to an opposite
opinion, or. at least, given' us cause to
hesitate before we brought
with the idea that, t0 "strike while the
iron is "hot," is the better ) way. Others
thltik that) t litre is !.r necessity for 4inev
erent histe"' in the matter, and that delay
would work no injury, and possibly might
prove benefici.il 'o the interests of the
State. We? are most emphatically of this
laner lUass c iiiiiin we evil m iu
haste, and are confident that those who
J
now so'earnestly vug, the sale will become
awre of the fact.
ble68
her ;
ANNIVERSARY OFTiltfi FRAUD
I ) i
Three years ago to-day the greatest
fraud that was ever practiced upon a free
people was consummated by Rutherfoid
B. Hayes the canting psalm singer and
hypocritical civil service reformer taking
possession of the highest office in th's
great country of ours, through! fraud and
intimidation; aud with the close of this
ddy he will have drawn and appropriated
to himself one hundred and fifty thousand
i t -
dollars of money rightfully belonging to a
citizen of the State of New York, who was
duly aud lawfully elected to the office of
President of the United States by a mar
jority of a quarter of a million of votes
Will the people of this country allow the
party who perpetrated this great fraud to
place another man in the White House?
We shall tee ' '
in special tax
L st.
lost! But it
the circum
argumcnt in
tances of that'eale as an
favor of this. The State had, in 1869,
an Interest in the Wilmington! & Weldon
R. R. .of $400,000. The party then oA
pewer la the State sold that interest for
$148,000 and the money was invested in
special tax bonds which are dot worth a
farthing, and in all human probability
never will be. It was tbejmost gigantic
fraud and swindle of all the frauds and
swindles perpetrated by the rogues
who then held high carnival over
the affairs oi North Carolina. The party
then in power had, fortunately, but a brief
existence in the State, but in that short
space of time it developed a ' faculty 'and
facility for robbery and fraud hitherto un
Oil . Saunders,; in his letter to the dear
people, says: Whon the two women
went Ik? fore Solomon claiming the chili,
it was the false mother that proposed to
cut the child in twain.-'
Our goodr: friend, the Colonel, must
have been in a big hurry when be wrote
this. It was not t'ie false another who
proposed to , cut '""the poor little
baby in two It vrat King Solornon, the
Wise, who made the proposition, but it
was the bd .mother who consented to" the
sale (we bg pardon, the dissection) and
the good mother who refused.
Printers' ink is flowing like Nater in
Raleigh now. The question is, -who foe is
the bills?
She
T
Mtl It cost very little, to dresa
I
was ewtet as a rose
lb her every day: clotbes.
rut bad do young man toearesi her
Because, yoa see, eh 3 had given tbe
mittep! to the only fellow in the neigh
borhood, and the amount ot sweetness
she was therefore obi Iced to waste on
me desert air
Was simfoly enough to distress her.
t Wolmfn; r-ad this: Agiri down in
JUASfccnusetts, wno painted pottery.
has become insane. And the horrible
dream and hideous fancies that glare
upon j her darkened mind she sees a'l
the things she hns painted. The med
ical men say there is no hope for her.
-Bridlington Hawkey e
1 Bene 'This holly in my hair wants
pa littielrelief it's too red.' Aunty
Well, why not put in a sprig or two
of mistletoe, deir?' Belle 'Nonsense
anntyj.j Why. I shonld have all the
yonng men kissing nie.' Annty 'ln
deedno, my deai ; they'd nothing oi
the kind. I ve tried them.
'iThy
Mott
Dr. Mott's Endorsement of Spier's
I Port Grape Wine.
following, from the celebrHted )r
6f New York, speaks wonders fo
Mr. S peer's efforts te raise the Oporto
Grape
in
New Jersey?
62 Madison Avenue, 1
New York. April 11. 1878. f
Ms :j Alfred Speeb. Dear Sir ; The
visit which I made last vear te your
Vineyards, wine-presses and viults at
Passaic.! N. J., satisfied me thnrnnrrhlv
that tne; wines manufactured by you are
pure ana unadulterated, and the very
best that can be ofiered to the public for
medicinal uses,
j Acting upon my favorable impressions
at the time, I have since recommended the
Port Wine more particularly in my
practice, and am satibfied, with marked
benefirl to my patients.
There can be no better riroof to t
doubting mind, as td the' Wine being
made bj the finest Oporto Grapetban a
visit to the acres of land covered with the
vine Bearing the luxur'ianHruit. Wishing
you success in your praiseworthy enter
prise,
Miscellaneous.
Bflflff jnrilTC I MailwaPttl
DUUIV IUblllO i with your ! ad-
dnn. It wiU dt vo. : A. OOBTON & CO
ISHTthHt.. PhilAdelohia. Pa. mch 3 iw
; 4 -U
i
HI
R1 A MfirtStooI.Caver and HcoW only
ITli4ilf-S143 to t25o. OJUM
13 btops, 3 set Bceds, 2 Kree SwplUa fblj
Rnnfc-. nnlw 9R VTj H. ill-!a V Ss 'VSOiwii
Kree. Address Dauiel F. Batty, VVasfi!
ington, N. J. ?Cf 3',
AGENTS READ JHIS.
We want an Agent in this 1 bounty to
whom we will par a salary of $100 per'
month and eipenses to seli our wondeifu?
invention. Sample fiee. Address at once
SHKRMAN& CO., Atrsha!l, Wichigar.
mch 3 - 1 I '- 'I t
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL
We will snd oar fciectro Voluio Belts
nd other Electric Appliance-' upon trial for
30 days to those suffering from Nervous De
bility, Rheumatism, Paraljdsor any diseaeej
of the Liver or Ridneys, an many other dis;
eases. A sure Cure guaranteed or no pay!
Address. VOLATIC UKLT CO., Marshall
M1CQ. rnKfijO
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SID 000
TWCTTB AwnrI
For.35.Cts-
ON LIFE & PROPERTY
$.10 OO ) will be paid j tb
any person who can t zploox
lump nttea witn our.
8 FETY ATTACHMENT:
Hailed free for 3 cents. Four
for 1. '
Agents Wanted. Male
Femaie.
3. 8. Nswwn's 8
, Co
Bine-ham
Salesroom. i IS West Broad
' way
mch 3 4w
Ufbtt Liui
t'. BfdYJ
f soollaneous
PLAST
BEWSOW'S
CARifWE.
BACK ACHE IS AT ONCE C
cap cm
PRKD BY
llT lldiHE ONLY KNOWN KFJVJEDY THAtInrvpd
Oyer 20QP ODruggists have signed a paper stating that
theyi are in
ters used fpr
mch 3 -4w
"Dl
every way Superior to the ordinaiy slbwWliDr, IN
this rjurpose. Trice cents
SEAtfUKY & J HN.SON, rharmac4utiea(ch0 v ,
WILCOX, GIBBS &
i hi I '
aijilipQjS'ate
CD'S
Best
d
Lumber to
jpoii
jan 28-tf
fertilizer Filade !
cine zse&i is ine unaaot i
Sold on Favorable
n:
Terins
Payable in Gptt
By JAIVISS T- PaXTEUTAY A,
Shoe Heel, Laurinburg, Laurel Hi
! interae.
Richmond and Robeson counties.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
YILM1NGTON, N a
WA6UINGT0N LETfEK.
Wa hington, I; C, Mot. 2, 1880.
A great step towards centralization
was taken yesteruay by the Supreme
Conrt, by itsdeoifiion on what have
become known as the 'States rights
cases. ne aeoision was dy a major
itv ofi the Judffes Clifford and Field
dissenting and oonflrms a radical
amendment iu its bearing upon State
Legislation.
Senator Conkhng s speech at Utioa,
before the Contention, which endorses
Qrant for a third term, is looked upon
more and more, by people here, an an
endorsement of a 'strong government,'
The speech is receiving great atten
tion, and passages from it will be
incorporated iu conservative docu
ments to be sent out during the cam
paign, i .
General Fitz John Porter's case was
clearly and dispassionately stated in
the Senate yesterday by Senator Ran
dolph of N jw Jersey. It will be mis
: known In our political history. The sale of 1!linoi8 The bin izx hia favor H
of the State stock in the Wilmington & pass the Senate by a large majority
Weldon R R. was an act bemetrated in and not at all by a partisan vote.
emphasis to the ruling paspn strong in thousand million dollars, this beine
Taeatn.' VVOTna Mr. wortn' or any oiner less tnan at any time in the last hfteen
' . .1 . . ! v. Urdovo TiiQ ollanar) raAnnHrxr n U
man, contena la&i inai aie was war -" uUUuUu " mo
4-j UoL- r n,,KiiJ 'u live, ana Bix miuious,
remain rerpecrfu
LEX B.
Prof
Col
'orjkale.by J. C.
Flanner. P, h BriHy rs& (Jo.
ly yours,
MOTT, M D..
Surtrerv. RhIIpviia FIimh. Mnd'l
F
PHTIH!
Lare Sample Rooms lbs
Commercial Travelers.
Head
quattU
rpUE I'KOi'RIETOR hsring thorongblj
1 i i.j
.enoyated this House and furnished it entire
ljnew, 1b prepared to giro 'to the traveling j
we have an
Munda, Green &: public all the Jconveniencies of aj
Li )t o
- i
kins
VVilm
St.
policy or necessity? Won
or any other man, contend
had retained its interest in
til the present time? Does:
u iur.. lg WtiVal offi0t3r at New Orleans ? The
that it would shiftings of the Admihistration are
not have been infinftely better if the Sate wooaeriui. Jjwia neJd the office.
,u rMA n- riucuuaoK appneu xor u. ana instead
w tit 4i tuo uuiJ K"1 reiuai, ana weni
iur. worm, uome threatening to Send Grant dele-
or any other man. contend for a moment gates to (Juicago. No 'Sooner did he
that every transaction connected with the cease, ho waver, than his commission
I I . . .1 . Jl n i. A.I CI A
in fh Wil. mauo uun uuu ucui iu me oeuaie.
Now comes the concltiaion nf
mington & Welden K. u. was not a most 1 tue matter up to this day
rascally swindle from its inception to its ot 'grace; tne ad ministration
consummation? Does not Mr. Worth .announce that the nomination was sent
have been at 1" f .X .TS"
i uatot) wiiu cauuiuaiDB iur -cue rrrai
least $148,000 richer to-day if that dency, like Grant and Sherman, as he
sale had not been made?; Is not Mr. has done with rival applicants for
Worth." and ever v other intelligent citi- ??aatrJ postoffioes, the last year of
I hid f rA m 1 n 1L t r .if 1in ro ill Ft nmlMk
, . , i . . . . i uuiuiiatiaiKvu n ill wo uuuauuv
stock of the Wilmington & Weldon it. K. To-day Congress passes finally upon
has continually and steadily appreciat
ed la value ever sin :e the State's inter
est In the tame was sold? And, if these
qutrits are answered in the affirmative,
at we think they necessarily must be, we
would finally enquire, Ii it profound logic
and skillful financial ability to urge .the
the new rules.
GUKDGE.
flUimiilNB.
In Possession: Lady (who wants to
sit down) Will you sit- in my lap,
darline? ! Dariinu Sank von I'th
- . m ...I a - mf ' -n-'-
v twinaies ana oiunaers ana irauas wnicn dot a chair!' -rljon don Punch.
-A. - -1 I W tk. I I TIT- ft- I mi . 1 .1 ...
are conueoieu wnu kuo sto ui wuo w . x i xne xsasion uioue nowoes mat mi te
W. R. B. and the miseraMe sequel to the Alphfonso wears a necklace of black
f nrtinn ks a reason whv tha Western Deans .as. ft oaarm- v10? . PP
:r r t .xJa ..u wajsdid speak well ox Alphonso, and
norm . B""" " they have stood by him faithfnlly in
the same way? two marriages, and the other troubles.
txt WawA M h regard for Mr Worth. " was the beaneNew Orleans P.ci-
1 1 w wa w -a - a i - - i
S lllUUU., w- lOUk o 0A in.f r.t
. . -!.! .VIA Via I "iuu uu -.v u.
m iMpuuuwu,v- o dollies in their little crib, when Edith
Treasurer of the State. We; believe him. I with the expreesioh of "one who has a
to be a gentleman of the purest patriot- great weight lifted from her shoulders.
m uu
and that, In bit particular
Dartment, ba has watched and guarded did she get tnch a ridiculoua notion?
tbs " tateretU oi tne jotate wim -r aiuu iueoi.
UBtwervlng fidelity. All these we are glad "Wter your cows thoroughly and
' .rd tn him Jbnt his oM. jou will have a large yield of milk
.uu pWu - In77ntWit;-iii i- "ys an agricultural, authority. If it
fasbJoaed honesty and Integrity will be - , it wiU WQtk . ia
found no matcn ior x answ earewanesa waj oows. thoronghly ana
and cunning. j you . will have a large, yield of water.'
Tremendoui exertlont are being made I We'll leave it with the milkmen to de
to Mre the tale cf this road. Parties I oide. it e w xLaven lieiaier.
A: pointments by Bishop AU
n, for his Spring Visitation.
r.gLou, Suuday before Easter,
IN , March 21
Mark's Churoh, Morning.
John's Church Evening.
Rocktisb, Good Fri JayL March 26
it. Joseph's, Fayette vijlle, Easier Eva,
?C Mi Pi . -March 27
St. Johu?s, " j Easter Day,
5 I : I . I Mrch 28
farborOjFirst JSunday after.EaHer, April 4
Marworo, j l uesaay, April o.
Snow Hil!, Wednesday!, April 7
St. John'i-jPitt county, -Friday, Apri' 9
Greenville, Second Sunday after Easter,
- ! l N 1 - ' April 11
Tnnky, Beaufort county, Tuesday, Apl 13
St, John's, Durham's Creek, W ednesday,
! '1 i t ; April 14
Aurora, (Friday, April 16.
Washington, Thiid Suuday after Easter,
I 'll il.j ; - Ap:il 18
Zion Beaufort county, Monday, April 19
Bath, 'Ijuesday, April ip.
St James Church, Beaufort count v.
Wednesdy, April 21
e, HydecouAty, Frida-v.Aniil r.
Swan Quarter, Saturday, April 24.
Sti George, Hyde co., i h Sun. aft. Easier,
- J : U il ;h . ' April-25
Fail fluid, Monday, April i-6.
Vancebory, Ciaven county, Friday, A d1 SO
Newberne, Fifih Sun. afc Easter, May 2
BeaufH, Tuesday, May 4.
KiiiSton, Ascension Day, May 6.
Uj Innocents, L.enoiir co . Friday, May 7
Wjlmineton, Sunday aft. Aseension,May 9
V StL'Jamts Church J Morning,
I St. Paul's Church,! Evening.
Warreuton, Whit, Sunday, May 10.
Itidge way, Monday, May 17 .
Uenderson, Tuesday, May 18 .
Oxford Thursday, Majr 20.
Kittrells, Saturday, May 22. -
Louiaburg 1 rinity Sunday, May 23.
i ii
Makeljjvil
Hop
Maine News.
i
Bitters, which are advertised in
our columns, are a sure cure (or ague,
biliousness and kidnev cnnmUintA Thnc.
who use them eay they cannot be too
CLASBoHOTEL. It is located in the Very
j . - - hifi
centre of thebueinese part of the city, beinjr
v m w w wuw MWrW WM0AAWCK UIAOWBy
PoatofBoe. Xuftom House, City 1H1I ehi
(Jourt IIoum.
X3A First-Class Bar and Billiard Saloosi
connected with thiskHoteL
RATES$2 PER DAY. ;
oct 24 F. A, SCHUTTS.
Best Butter in the
for all that is good, useful,
! ! Holiday Trade, at
Market Street
pretty and cheap for
Bros
II
Le pleasure of acfam announcinir to thA nnW?. T
tmnsual and attractive Stock and are prepared to oL
customers
one of the Grandest and Cheapest stocks ofj
ranging in Suits from $3.00 upwards !j
rices
-.-- 1 "
A beautiful and grand assortment in
GEIfT'S FURM3CSHING GOODS !
.WTi
T '7 WT equaled in tms city. A fine line
itiBi sryies in ,
World!
3 Pounds 'for 1
G
ILT EDOs; BDTTEU, 3 ' cents.
'Ne.ff orkUte Butter , 'ibcent
Gauntry Butter, 20 cmH.
h.ghly
should
become
of their
Ad.
;recommendedi Tboae effected
give them a fair trial, and wili
hereby enthniastic in the praise
curative qualities. Portland
The Mew
' il -
Boot & Shoe Store.
32:
KARKET
STREET.
Boots and
Shoes
For the Holidays,
A RBIVIN3
Come soon to avoid the nub. Iflme&M tales
i
DAILY
BT EXPRESS.
'lSLRioJCoffVe 15 to 20 ce.-.ts.
1 - '
PureJL ?af LaYd.JlO cen ts.
Jara Coffee .20:tc 25 cent 3.
CLRioCoffee, 15 to 20 cents.
Tig Pamj, Tongues, Ex-Sbore Mackerel,
..' " . M.
60 Ca.ei Roederer & Co., Vhun gv9
Piatt and Quarts.
60 Cases I xr ported French Brandy ,3""
20 Cases Poney Whiakey Best in
Wprld.
HatslIlCap
v . 1 'II
'5 Awut.2s ana anoes
rn all qualities and prices, imported direct from! the Manufact;u
Mipcn we guarantee to be of -superior f quality.
We also hayne of the choicest and largest stocks of Two anJTh
T - -1 -UarPets' ,u Matting and Oil Cloth?.
h i prices, jr lease examine.
dec lg
i !
! fV Ub MORE - . jzrn
D A I
i
G OUT
WiOROHRONIO A
4r
Mnufactu-e
Mark, I by the
E CURE.
LY DUE
at'
:di:l7 under the Rbors Trade
miiuiui;V,L!M fans and l.eitzii?..
juiiucuim ivpi H w minted. 1'err- anent
oure uuarnieeJ rnw fxelusirelv used by
all celebrated IBhyeician c f Enmn.
America. Thejj bights t MedTcnl Academy of
. icputa oa cures oui oi 1UU ca8f 8 Within
turee aays. i . : . .
8ecretThe bnly. diseo yer r f th ;an-n
9us Uric Acid Whicb tx'stn in th
i ftutumsuo ana tfOTity I atitnta.
j ounjj;u. CUKTiU CURED.
a OfJewey, q, 201 B.oadway, Inflam
matory Kheumi'iibin.
J Leayeyj eqV 4E6 WaaHngt"n Market.
Mra V.T wno!! b os. v:.iv. a - .
. t-' v-i - ni"'n o vreei. i cnai Ky
..M..WMasu iu, nimioi. vuruijic hnfiimn.
"am. ... f i
AM Pr?er.7i Newk Jar.,.
City, ChrnDio HI jeumhtiBm.
Johd F Chaibberl
taei w"" "Muipnjui;. ttu-utnatic tiout.
Wm K Arnold.
r j' i r. il.
i. : uviunre,j K
ftbeumatism.
P. I. Briders & '
20, 22. 21, 2G and 28 Front s;. .
WILMINGTON, X. C.
P unetually -yerj vcb mc
l eaye my, orde i fo
U......ut(fer, Aleal, H nsiat ....-.0
R......nji:e8, Halt, tff'ef ha.
I......Bnmion, Mpi-es, (Jitroo
1 ibles of all kinds, Uil- R
G......oodi8 in all ehap. rvtr.l
3'-...yeni be ore I g-ofcot. eward.."
It . ......ej lenibh 8ock if r.....-T
S.... ..ending boae all 1 onKhi'-"
And .....buy (ioodt f
C ...ash or city accptu c
C -der or draft at teu .Uy -,
John B Tarpr;te, 100 Pacchei elreet, fan
uacea, urackers, Preaeryes.Picke'p. I V V i ' - r ciaiica.
' 8't-rivifejpt For MalariafyMtermitlent and Chro
Wine., Teai, Liqaors, Jjbacte
and Cigars, at popular price.
Geo Myers.
13 IJi 13 and. 16 SoutblFront 8t.
BFHOLD THE BUSY BEES.1
" -I - AT
E q, 12 We.bofapt ntr.
Jtt twenty je&rt' Chronic
4-
P. L. Bridc-ers & Co
20, 2?, 249 26 and 28 Front Strert,
Wiliiiin-roii, I. ! m
Bacon, Bideejphoulderg and flifii,
Barrels of Crackers,
Baskets in ndlt as ya-ietj,
Bay Bum in neat ottlee,
Beans, Peas and Vegetb!es ii.f"ti't
But'.er. and not Olerma j?artn. r
- . . r- ......
v' w-vWW PM-c-jtic inLLivfii ana uuronic
Fevers jj phills, or A que
3ALICYL1C4! PS A CURTAIN CCRE
a i8in jf f r om
81 a box,
bent free ! by
"you are a man of bufsinees, weakened by the strain oi
Vi
dairy
My Goods in Prices and Onalitv
excelled by any. i
K one but the beat and most popular makna
in ino country
zz7 rmcnn
Another lot of those Beotch Button School
3noe4jt;arnye4.
Coin'
C.
and examine. The Sam Old Prices
jiiinir I
ROSENTHAL,
3
dec 22 i
Market Street:
ir sln of ;th Show r
Ice9 Ice.1 Ice
I ! Il lh' i
S OS
shad b Prepared to f arrib a No. I aualitv
of If at lor fisjurrs to th citixsss of Wil-
Biaftouana asK a anar or(hir patronage.
ch lrlm i Propriatar. -
ABOUT THS 15th of April, I
wore: Vxreetore bntla pery and vaate, cm
ASK
YOUR
Be zoin, anotter name for Whik j.
oiecQits innumerable acd pier,diJ.
x xm 'i i; i i.i m vf ao fj I
'iJSrtfS1? owyoornildnigu !iee 9r caeyjiHarded,: d will bedehv-
jS'X boXB for 5 B1cinff. which makM jnq- 1
Mail on rec-.jpt of m. . atd our nuderstafidifK WA e' r'
i , i in nvm ianan . .
tJjon or fcbtilnte, as our
rOR IT. Brandy the beet aualhief.
' I r i . w
rreaniasr ptriDB
rr' 1'
I
fast V trios.
Brushes in immense mantitv.
Buckwheat Flour, fr.ish acd n et?
CAoli b-
Wboeeryoa are, wbererer you are, wbeaereryo fee
thai joar BTstena neds ctean8lng tonlnar or
etJfmilatfng. without intoncoiing, take IJ
Hareyotf dmeptto, kidney or vrfMry cin2a in t,! d i--j
eae U tba bovxla, Uood, l &r, orrie !
ii f vun cumi ix juu use
If yoaarssfmprywBakandlowspblted.trTltl Buy it.
. . - r t .
Ik may mt yov life. It k mt4 ki4rcla.
mch 1
front 8tree
yTilmingOD, N.C
DBdcrlafcr
i f -ir-
!
pi Catiret Mm.
IXl P&Kf I) i Ttif 41.
tal Euildinp-.
i A fine aje
Hop Const CJU Om iwMUt,ratt sd ketrt. AA ck'ddreo.
The H.-p Fvl for Stomch, Liver mo4 KWnrT,li niperir (e all
Mb n. Cor by atoorytioB. IltepcrferU Ak drnezist ;
oryarth r rr-i
bore hM y 4raggtataHe? Ktlcn Mfg, Co KtrJioifer, V
Notice-
ladies' Emporium
THE MISSES KABRKK jrcflW"
hm i j ' I J Rair W"
' -Nonpariel" Scollops, "Koraoandj' Cnqk
"Mignon" Cciuets, Prffa Braid aaafJ
myisioie net ail . snaaea. ,
vaseline: A fayorlte new r
kt constantly nihknd. t, o , , ways on handJ
Cleaned acdlViVtiahftd. Vi".-.: JT8 Biaida. Pnffi and Curia, made fro
im9 "thRntlr flii4id. YnJl:' ad Cut Hair. Hair Jewelry "
WinMly Oysters-
order.
Orderi for
ABE GOO 1
PPt.tniTIOH (!t K. n.. A 1 "r UPTT. AOOtber fnafal- b'W5-
u n ii iw w nen a aa ! .... .
noftte Iture for a Charter nh,l SJf,
V. -v a V
for the yilminton;ilarket Company.
j iTf r "P tusaey ana ratfiysters.
'2?H M Xt 11 o'clock V
ept 2S
Orders
id
SUmpinir and Ebro
promptly attended to. . ,
A nice assortment of Ladier Ladfl?
wi oest material. A. fu
A fresh smDnhr of Cbildren's WotV'E,
jel and Waterproof Soits, sixes J to IV
iai sups, t$klrU and Booas.
taken for Bridal Wardrobe- .
Front Street, Wilmington,
JOUir OAKKOLL, tan 16
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