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We will be gfad to receive eoEuaictUoai
from our friestfs on aay and mv,.
general interest but : . "".ecu o
The nam of the writer xsost alwajg be rar
lushed to the' Editor. -
Communication rxtui bs written ou ociy
one ride of the paper. 1
Personalities must voided.
And it is especially M t&rsttlarIv'uiIer
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VOL. V.
WILMINGTON, X. C, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1880.
stood that the Editor diets net alwayi enden e
the viewa of correspondents, utile m o ftMcd
in the editorial coluwn.v"
"arib-rs will pleaa report u7 u4
u, rmlrmVh9ir papera regularly.
NO. 134
t
Da
1
IEIEW?
& RODDICK
45 Market. Streets
; ., J. ans Drawer,
.'.n mnfc nn, Ci'J cent, tegu'ar
l " a
p, I Cal 1 and exatnl
or awl y will use no other..
.Mi-tlai.u Sbawla.
m are f'-ii'S Hl1 our Shetland ohaws
i $1; thy ar really worth $1.
LadaV Colored Summer Skirts, froui 50c
to f 1.73. A beautiful line.
a,kV.I.-ted English Cambric, 10 cents
per j it J regular price 15 cents.
fruited Ic:tlc Iawm, 12, cents p r yard,
a.UaUover the country at 15c.
BLACK CKArKS.
W Late jwt received a large iuyolco of
Crapes la Single, Double and Tripl.
Suitable lor Veilings and
Trimmings.
M).K AGENTS Itf TUIS CITY"
for tho
WIDOWS CllArE, FORTIIK DEEi
EST MOUKN1NO.
A Delta In Gents' Linen Handlcer.
chiefs, $1 CO per Dozen.
LADIES' CORSETS.
W iiSTe ju i leoeivea a new voracw iu ru-
UU at 1 n!-c-a beinty.
3R0WN & RODDICK,
45 market St.
jf 17
Electric.
QCOTTA ELSOt&IO HlIRBRUSH, the
graat Ueadaehe an 4 Neara'gla eire, eaat
f. iad at
J. ILUiBDLV, Apolbeea-r,
w Market.
PrtaerlpUoea a apeclalty.
Jy w
Notice.
4 LL PKS4053 arfcrby
V. forawaraed against harbor
lac or trmstla aay of the erew
oflh. Br Barqasctiae 11 ART
r OMT. Caot. WUIUbj. aa bo
drbu of th.ir eoetraetiaa will pe paid by Ue
Captala or 'oaaIe
ALkX. 8PRUNT A BOV,
JyllSt 8Ur copy AfenU.
The Lowest Prices
JjOU ALL KISDS OF rBINTINO,'
At E. S, WAR'JCK3 Job Office.
Get estimates at this office before having
your print log done elsewhere.
(Officila Uetkw balMlng.)
jyjcr
For Rent.
JROM TUS lit of October 1SS0.
u. mUeaes at the Boathweet
eraer of flats aa4 Market sts.
ApoJy a J0H5 L. CAITTWELL,
ij l tf Box 4i9,rot Ufliee.
Cold 1
gJDA WATSK,wlth pare Fralt Hyraps.
UaaMil WaUr, ApoUlaaris WaUr, Bath
ora Water aaJ Goaxreae (C) WaUr.
For aa'e by
J4ME3 a MOND .
Drerjrirf
Jy Worth FroBtet ef.
CHEAP MEAT.
A FSW 11BIH.E3
(EJECTED CANVASSED HAMS,
Wi:l U soli at SlXCeaU.
BROVN
1BB
Hall l Pearsall.
ly .
The H:at& Canvas'.
Got. Jarris. Dsmocrallc caooidate
forGorernor, will aJdreEs the people ss
follows:
At Clinton, Sunpann Cmaty, Satnr-
dsy, July 31st.
At Kenans?i!l-,DnpHn Coutty,. Tuts
day, Augost 3 I
At Ja.ksonviMo, Cnslow 0,niitv,Vel-
nesday-Auxos' 4 ji.
At Trenton, JueK 0juntt, Tlur8.1ay.
August 5th.
At Kicaton, ln'ir Ckuntyt Saturl.'.y,
August 7th. I
Some other of the St.ite C-iv.i&serfl will
be with him at all of th?e appointments
a- 1
Tilt: MAILS.
Tne mails cloce ami arrive at the Citv
Pot Office as follows :
Northern through and way
mails b:o0 a. m.
Raleigh 6 20 a. m and 5.00 p. ra.
Mails for the N. C. llulroa.1, '
and routes supplied thorfl
from, including A. & N. C.
lUilroad. at 0;:U p. m.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily.... i:i5p. m
Western mails (G Gil y) daily
(except Sunday) . 5:00 p ro.
Mail for Cueraw x .Darling-
ton . 7:45 p. m.
Mails for points between I lo
rence and Charleston 7:45 p. m
Fayetteville, and offices on i
.Cape Fear Kiver, lueeJajs,
and Fridays ..J 1:00p.m.
Fayettcville. via Lumberton,
daily; except Sundays 5:00 p. ra.
Onslow O. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursdiy at COO a. m.
Smithville mails, by steam.
boat, daily, (except" Sun
days) 10.00 a m.
Malls for E-sy Hill. Town
Creek, Sballotte and Little
River, S' O , every Mon
day and Thursday at COO a. m.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, (Wednes
days and Fridays at.... 5:00 a, m
"OPESjFOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way
mails 7:00 a. m.
Southern Mails - 7 30 a. m.
Carolina Central Railway .10 00 a. m
Stamp Office open from 8 a. ro. to 12
M.f and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office. i
General delivery open frcm 6:00 a. m.
to C:30 p. m and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
'Stamps for sa!e at peneral delivery
when stamp office Is closed. -.
Mails collected from strwt boxes every
dsy at 3:30 p. m.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Adveriisenients.
J. loss For Beat.
P Hsisissassa Who is yonr tVif ?
Jobs A. OiLcnai t, Mortxajee flaable
Land for dale. j
Tath. a.bily IlibUs.
J O ilfSD Drageut Cold I
Save your money and buy jour BuiM.
Ing iuppiis fiom AlutTer A lriw.
Look ont buytl lots of alligators aro in
the river.
Bather early lor sweet potatoes, but
they are here.
Another blackfish excursion cn the
Pcuiport Is talked of.
Uany of our young married peop'e don't
know what a blessing Dr. Hull's Uby
Syrnp is until the youngster is able to
yeh by the hcur.
StaAmb jatmen reuort tho Cane Fear as
flns yet slowly filling, but with wattr
enough for good boating purposes.
The orphaned infant of Mrs. Lumsden,
who was killed by lightning at Dr. W
W. Harms place, oa Masonboro Sound,
a few days ago, !. getting along nicely.
Ev.TVbkly can ger sultoi with a Pocle
Kniie, aU- Tablo Cutlery, at Jscom's
llanlvtaxo Det. !
j -
There was another large shipment ol
sturgeon this morning to the New York
market. Mr. John Carroll sent cfT 75 of
the big fish, aggregating 3,500 pounds
la weight. '
Mr. NajuU Jacobi ban'iir been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Flow cm now
have their orders filled at J a corn's Ilard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
losofflclcat Draiuace.
Uucleaned cess-pools, filth of any char-
scter. exhalations from masrby lands, all
V. . . I lit 1 !
this, - poisooins me uioou, onug on
Yellow Fever. The sole aal only reme
dy that will wet directly npon the Kid-
oeyd and Liver the cleanser of the bloo-
U Warner'fl - Salt Kidney and Liver
Care, used la connection with Warner
Safe Tills. t jj 2.
snakett .nak!
A water moccasin was holding hl;hc'r
nlval on Front street, in front of Mayor
Flshblate's houn", on yesterday afu-rnoon.
Ladies and children were put to the run
by it, but Mr. Geo. A. Warren pu; in an
appearatcein the bub: of time and dig
patched bis snakasMp It is u up posed
that the reptile came op out of the river
to bake in the eonbhiue, but as th city
ordinances d-j not allow anything of the
kind be was dealt with rather summarily
as be wa without a huckster' iceute.
Voa cu buy .'. i CvAAi..g and Hftts
Ui'i-'y ovesat a1ukIau piled at Jacoui'o
Hardware De;ot.
A Tine Prophet.
Veneer is atrue prophet. Ue can dis
c unt Tice and alt of the almanacs iu the
country. lie promised cooler weatUer
on and after the 20:h and spoke of snow
up in the mountains of the North. We
had easterly winds here yesterday and
consequently a cooler atmosphere in
fact it has been cooler during the e a tire
W3ek and now the telegraph tells of
snow on Mount Washington yesterday.
We expect that the nights have b-jencool
enougb. for overcoats and fires up among
tho mountains in the Western part of
this State.
If your hair is coming out, or turning
gray, do not murmur over a mistortune
you can so easily avert. AYEU S I1AIU
V1GOH will remove the causo of your
grief by restoring your hair to its catura
color, and therewith your good looks and
good nature.
Life of Hancock.
- We are glad to know that the well
known publishing house of Ilubbard Bros,
of Atlanta, Ga., havtf in preparation atd
willsoon Issue the Life of Gen. Hancock,'
written by bia old time friend, Hon. John
W. Forney. The career of the brilliaut
soldier who is soon to be transferred to
the White Uouse furnishes material for a
volume which, in deep interest, has rare
ly beencqualed in the annals of American
biography. It is fortunate that its prepar.
ation has been assigned to Col. Forney,
who for twenty five j ears has been known
as one of the ablest editors and most
brilliant writers in America. 'His known
ability .and his personal intimacy with
Gen. Hancccs:, are a sufficient guaranty
that the book will be full, complete and
authoritative a volume of permanent
value, and in this respect widely differ
ent from ordinary campaign literature.
It will be sold only by subscription, and
must meet with a very large sale.
Foreign Mony Order ixchange.
In accordance with a recent arrange
meut with the Post Department of Great
Britain, all money ordera drawn in the
United States on and after August 2d,
1880, for payment in the United King
dom of Groat Britain and Ireland will be
issued in British money instead cf United
States money, as herctofcreIt is believed
that this modiiicatlon will tecof to pro
mote simplicity and accuracy in tbeisue
of money orders on Great Britain. The
value of the present pound eterling is fixed
at $4.87.
The exchai ge of money orders with
Cinada has likewise been simplified
which perfects the futire international
money order business.
Money orders can be sent to foreign
countries as safely as within the Uni:ed
States and at a very tmall ccst.
The commissions charged for money
orders are as follow:
On orders not exceeding $l payable
in Great Britain or Ireland,20 centra the
GermanEaipire, France, Algeria and Can
ada, 15 cents. Over $10 aud not exceed
ing S20, In Great BriUin or Ireland, 40
cents; in German Eoopire, Algeria and
Cacads, 30 cents. Over 20 and not ex
ceeding $40 in Great Britain and Ireland.
CO cents; in German Eaipire, France, Al
geria and Canada, J5 cents. Oter $30 and
not exceeding'$40, in Great Brita n and
Ireland, 80 cents; in German Empire,
France, Algeria and Canada, CO cents.
Over $40 and not exce ding $50, in Great
Britain and Ireland, $1; in Gernan Em
pire, France, A'geria and Canada, 75
cents.
Window Glass of allsU-, iJors, Sash
and Blinds, Builders Dardware,A3 Low
est prices at Jacobi's.
Wlltnlncton District.
Third round of quarterly meetiegs for
the Wilmington. District, Methodist
Church South'.
Wilmington, at Front St, July SI, Aug 1
Wilmington, at Fifth St, Aug 7-8
Onslow....- - Aug 7-8
Topsail, st Herrings Chapel, Aug 10-11
Duplin, ...... Aug 14-15
Judge McKoy and family are e.t Cleave
land Springs.
The Grand L?dge KuighUi of Honor
will meet in Asheville on the 24th of An
gust
Th ampler tne oul, the ferater tie
nalva-ion. On account of the difficulty tf
finding the Btnall s.id, wp presume.
beu a nun seeps up to a fire extin
uiu-r ai d trus. to get a dritk of ice
wattr from it, he will bear watchin .
1 lu'J Metal an t Walnut Show Cases, ah
vyus and, ssts, at Altafkb, Fiut jc
The conitortab e aud commod ous of
fices comer of Princess and Water streets,
lately occupied by Messrs. Anderson &
Lotb, a e offe e 1 for rent.
A merchant may manage to grub alorg
without advertising, and so may a man
einfy a hogshead of water with a tea
spoon, but both are decidedly tediocs
undertakings.
Uomallable. 1
The following un mailable postal matter
remains in the postoffice in this city;
Amey Carter, Dalton, S. C;- G. C.
Moore, Nath Co. N. C; Sophie Newkirk,
Uiekory, N. C.
Flag Raising.
A Weaver pole is to be erected in the
First Ward. In November it will be in
a weaving way. It will take more I than
a Child to hold it upnd a King's ef
fort will be futile. A Gardner can WaU
ler in the hole it makes, and we Wooten
be surprised if Nobles would have to
Black the party. The whole thing will
be wound up singing H(' )me(-), Sweet
Ho(l)me(s) amlnd the Rassel(ing) of the
Democratic wings.
'Good Crop Prospects.
With deep interest in the success of our
agriculturalists, we have taken especiaj
pains to ascertain the condition of the
crops in the surrounding counties, and
without an isolated exception the response
to inquiries has besn gratify ing in the ex
treme. We questioned farmers of Bladen
Cumberland, Sampson, Wayne, Duplin,
Robeson, Onslow, Fender and New Han
over, and iu every instance the reply has
been that the crop prospects were never
better. We rejoice at this prospect of suc
cors to our agricultural people, and hope
that no disaster may befall the crops be
tween this and harvest time.
A Regular windfall.
We are rejoiced to learn tl'thegocd
lortune wh'ch has fallen to the share of
Mr. John London, recently of this city,
but who was compelled, on account of his
health, to remove to the great West. The
good fortune we have alluded to comes in
the shrpe of Mr. London's appointment
as Post Trader at Fort Laramie, Wyoming
Territory, 07 miles North of Cheyenne.
The appointment is made by the Counci
ot Administration of the Post, which is
composed of the three ranking officers of
the a?my stationed there at the time the
appointment is made. The position was
made vacant by the death of the previous
incumbent, and it is worth about $10,000
a year. Mr. London does not take charge
however, until October 1st., the interva1 1
being allowed to the administrators of the
. i . . . . .
estate of the late ineumuenc to continue
the.business and settle up his affairs.
i
Customer "Why are 'Malt Bitters eo
popular ? ' I I
Druggist "Because, as a rood Medi
cine, they enrich the blood, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves, perfect diges-
iou."
jy 12 4w
Oeaih of 3tr. Gecr.
It is with great regret that his muny
friends in thi? city will regret to learn ot
the death of Rev. .Edwin Geer, which
took place in Baltimore, yesterday after
noon, at 4 o'clock. 1
Mr. Ger was about 64 years of age
and was a native of this city, his father
Mr. Gilbert Geer, having at one time
owned a large plantation on Mason bore
Sound. The late Geo. Liwis H. Mars
tellar, whom so many of our readers wilj
ramember, irarried Rev. Edwin Geei's
ster, and be himself married Miss
Blcunt, a sister to Mrs. James A. . Wil-
lard. The deceased gentleman was a reg
ularly ordained Priest in the Protestant
Episcopal Church and during his entire
clerical life was attached to this diocese,
although of late years be has not resided
in North Carolina. During the war,
daring the ears 18C3 and '64, we think,
in was assigned to duty here as Post
Chaplain and truly may it be said of him
he filled the high and sacred and onerous
daties of his position most worthily.
Truly, has a good man gone to bis rest.
DungT'us Driving After D rk.
Now that the moon light nights are on
ha wana and th Queen of the evening dots
not ariso uttil the people In every com
munity, or a majority of them, are wrap
pel in the soand embrace of morpheus,
we ili proceed togive cu a few practi
cal hints as to how the dingers of road
travel txt veen here aud the d fferent
Sound may be obviated by pleasure
seek era after dark. Bat not wishing to.
take any undae credit to ourself for the
originality of the idea, we. will ptfcmie
by. saying that an elderly friend of our
and If that be an ot jcctionable term, we
will say that a friend of ours whom we
esteem most highly, and who ia j!d
enough to be a grandfather hes cdled
our atten ion to the danger there is at
tending parties who drive on the turn
pike fcfter dark between hfre atd the
Sound without lamps, or without lights of
some kind to guard against a collision
between two vehicles going in opposite,
directions, and which are frequently
being driven at a very rapid rate.
Our Grandfather friend suggests, the
officers of the Turnpike. Company re
quire every Luggy which travels on the
road after night to ba provided with
lights so that its course can, be deter
mined by those coming an opposite direc
tion. Very frcqneBtly the noise of one
buggy while driving rapidly drowns tie
noiBe from the other so that the approach
of a vebisle from a different direction
cannot easily be discovered. Considering
the number of buggies and carriages that
are traveling over this road at this sea
son, it is a mercy and a blessing that np
such disaster as a collision between two
vehicles, which mus result in serious in.
jury to life and "limb, has not yet occur
red. We will add another suggestion to
to the one above,, viz: Why does not the
Turnpike Company have a - lamp placed
at the bridge jast two miles this side cf
Wrightsville? the road is very narrow
there and the danger if two bucreies or
carriages should happento meet at that
point is bad enough in the daytime
when you have an opportunity of seeing
everything; it would bi still worse at
night if both drivers were travelling rap
idly and there is no light to be seen on
either vehicle. Newspapers are expected
to do a great deal of good work for noth
ing, and conseqpently we furnish) this
advice gratuitously with the hope that it
may be profited by.
New Advertisements.
For Rent ! l
rpHE OFFICE LATELY occupied by
Messrs. Anderson k Loeb, corner Water and
1
Pricceaa streets, Fosse-eion gtren immedi
ately. Apply to J. L33,or,
jy 30 3t Mesrs, Cronly & Morrissv
Who is your Wife?
J COMPLTX CONUNDRUM,
i Colic qui ally Considered
By Waldorf H. Phillif a.
Published by E. J. Eale & 8 on.
The work is fall of humor and kean satire.
it is decidedly a most original and novel ad
dition to the Amricin publications, and it is
confidently believed will prove the literary
sensation of the year. Price, iu t aper bind
icg, 6oo, in cloth 75o. Can be had at
jy 30 UcaNtfBaQ Vs.
Notice.
rpHE Bill N OLE AND TIMBER BUSI-
AESS cf the la'e James Johnson will ba
continued! by the undersigned. I can h
found at Mr. J. H Strauss' dtore on the cor
ner of Water and Chestnut streets.
Liabilities not a turned.
jy 30-d3t-wlm. M. IfcDONALD.
Lost.
JN BOABD STEAMER PASSPORT, cn
tie 21st inst , a smaU (Ladies) GOLD NEl'K
CHAIN AND LOCKET. Anyone fiadinc
1 !
the tame and returning it to W. H. Barr, at
Kidder's Mill, or If aving it at the Bxviiw
effiee, will be suitably rewarded,
jy 17-3t i
Fdmily Bibles
JjANDSOMELT BOUND, mitabie for
Presents, Ac Photographs, Albums, all
six , Prang's Bunday School Cards, new
and beautiful deaigna, j Fancy Writing Paper
and Cards, ia boxes, Lateat sty lea, at
UOKSTORB.
IT 26
New Advortisomonts.
Valuable Land for
Sale.
WBE3E1S OLVI.VBOAfK and wife.
JTlor B. blick, of tbe coualv of ucb-
e .n and ritate of yo til CAroIinj, on the lit
aay or October, made a&d executed a
mortg.e t the ob Carolina Mte Life
Inmratca Uouioanv t f tho citv of iiaM.h
ana ctate atoreitil. to 6tcurt t: reran bnndred
j.- 1 - -
dollara clue by note dated Octr.bt r . lt, 187.,
biariDjr, interen trt.m date at 8 per cent, in
terest due on thi lstdirof pril and Ocf -
tr dat wLaotc,fti-asttfVa duly rei-odid
in the eeistePafinliStf ia tLa count r of Rob
eson and atte aJoreaitl, ii hook Q, Q.
p-K5oon me xUq dT it Octote, ibTf,
which nid rnort,re with tha nnwer t,f ia .,
therein contained, and ttid n w.i on :h .
6th dy of Jar.ory, 18'0 datj trmfrr-l
and signed to the autweri er, nho i ro v
the owner and holder thereof, ani tha full
amount of tfce Mid rot3 ecar-d by the Mid
mortsase i now da-, etceut to interest ni
t tie let day ofOctyter, lt't8, and whe-fcti
deUult has been inane ii tne uavuicnt ot
tne eaid nota itcared by the eaid ruortT;c,
the eid mortfiree will ba f.r lo I h m.
eale of the said prtuiiies by- vinue of the
piower cntaintd in tho iatd umrtgape, wh-ch
sa'e will te made br the lublc-ibera at nnblio
anctim, for cafh, at the Court Home door,
in the town of Lumber on, county ind yt to
aforesaid, on the 7tbday of iSeptexbsr, lSiC,
at 12 o'clock, forenoon.
The following ia a 'description rf the Bali
mortgage premises : A tract of latd ljitg
and beiDfi: in. the county of Itobeson ani Htata
of Worth (Jaroi-na and bounded on the Xort!i
by the lands of Nei 1 McNeill, ca the East by
the lands of ii. McNeill, the heirs of lieory
McNeill, decewed, and Daniel McCallum. on
the South and Wei t by tho lands of Daniel
Ale Arthur, J O. Menachin, Unh Johnson
and Col. P. P. Smith, and containing ab mt
eight hundred acra?, more or leas, the bound
ariea of which will more fu'ly appear by re
ference to the caid mortgage reoordei'ai
aforesaid.
i The said tract of Ian 1 will also be sold t ,
the same time and at the mts place and on '
the sane terms under a mortja.:e exrcu'cd
by the said C Elict to John A. Gilchria, on
theth dav of 8eotembor, 1877,' to secure a
ncte of $679.92 which mort8 in now held
and owned by J. C. McCaakilt,an"d ii tejord.
ed in the same ofGce ia Book T. T , paa 945;
on the 21st day ofFebruary 18TP.
JOHN A. OILCUtildT, Mortgage.
W. p. Fbbkch, Attorney.
Lumberton, JV. C , Jaly 1C, If SO.
jy 30 13 t
IMotice-
HAVING SOLD TO Hit. W. H. Etyroi
my stock of Cigars, Tobacco, c ,
on Market Htreet, and while thanking ny
friends and the publie generally for tSe very
generous patronage beatjwei upon pe vhilo
in the bueine:, I r.-Bfcct.'al' tar tL .t , -
same bs given to llr. Styrcn iathsfumro.
jy23tAl - WALTER cnxyy.
Wire Hattin
SCREENS
For Doers aiii ;V lido T?.
dood to keep out files ard m' ft ::.?. .
i
. Also, . .
Sash, Doora, Blinds;
Lumber, and JBuiidingMateriil Gener&Kr4
ALT AFFEK, mi OH & CO.
actorv: Offiep:
Foot of Walnut it Nutt, near lied Cross tK.
Horner School,
OXFORD, N. C. ,
THIS 80HOOL haa been unrfer its present
management for the last TwentyNine
Tears. It setd up no claim to pre-eminecce,
but in the mental and moral training of boyp,
it acknowledges no superior. This b?atis
justified by the high standard the Students
from this echool have maintained in the va
rioua CTolleges and Unirereities of the cour
try. We assure oor patrons that no pain s
will be spared to fzrnih the school with tbo
best Educational Advantflg'ea. Thj . ntxt '
Session begins the lC;h"of Auuit. j
For Catalogue apply to
July2-lm . j. n. HORV.
The Cosmop 3iitan Bar
JS THK PLACE TO GET ANY AND 'all
of the fancy, delicious, cooling drtekj of the
Season.' Ice cool Lager' always on hand
None but the .very best of Lienors dralt oa t
at this Bar. Cigars cf the ont bra ads, can
always be foutd at the Cosmopolitan.
I JOHN CAUKOLL, Prop.,
J6 No.12 Market.st. '
Hot Weather i 3 Upon
' 1 US ! ,:
JJOiFN WITd HIGH PRICES. Ety
year Shirts at bottom gurea at th9 factory
T. a "Congreaa" and "Royal" atiirkeep tie .
ead. Look at prices; "Congrcfa" 75 cttfa,
equal to any $1 Btfrt; T.yl .'0:nfa
equal to any L25 Shirt on the xcarku.
J. ELSBACH, Manufacturer,
Ie24 Nr. 3, 'Market '
Mrs.-8.' J- Baker9
FASHIONABLE MILLINER!
WUailogton, N. C. ;
CorntT Third and Cratga Etreeta.
IANOY GOODS, Notions, IJata, Bonnet,
L Klats, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments of
all kinds. Will reaoar aod won over all
kind ol eld hair, brfeiAs, oon biajs, Ac, root
them and mate tea qiU ta saw. O'd -Hate
made la look lice they were rew. Ca.1
and see my specimeca of wopk
je 10 MRS. K. J. B VKEK.
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