North Carolina Newspapers

II The' Daih Eievw JOSll.T. JK FiHtnr t Prop. THLIC-D . AUUUnT It. 1880. f Mm-rr.KrD at Wl.MIHT. . tiik 1-mTorriCK at AS -COJtI-C.-AR FOR niESlDENT V. S. HAICOCK OF PENNSYLVANIA. J FOR VICE- PRESIDENT; , ENGLISH, W.fl OF INDIANA. FOR GOVERNOR THOMAS J. JARVIS, OF PITT. FOR LIEUT GOVERNOR : JAIVIEin 2. XLOBI-VBONM OF MACON. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE : WIXTI-TI Ii. 0 ATTN DEB. B OF WAKE- FDR. BTAT E TREASURER JOUTJ ZVX. WOUTU. OF RANDOLPH. ri'lphta, baa made upwards of $20.000,. 000 in huslnrs.-, and says that judicious oewgpar odrertisinj; is one of the keys of hi u ci-tutfu' business life Hd?r line in ab Ut 60 'hffcrent pnprs in Phil a lelphia alone. ' ! , Tfioi. ileigh Obacrter truly says tbat the grand ovation which our people are according to.Gov. J arris must inspire him ith enthusiasm, aiul add greatly to his zm in. the campaign. Wherever he guea the people, r girding him as the rep-r-preeijUive of the glorious Democratic party, mm out en masse to meet him, aud do him honor, for if ever a peopl" owed auht to an organs ition, North Carolinian oe it Ui thai prty which has n scut-d them fri terrible evils, aud restored to them the blessirgs of self government, and given them auetononii cl and honest auiuinistiatioti ot public ktfiilS. I man in the world. Bat fot his fight against Blaine a fight few men had the courage to make as he made it this representative Kintnckian wonld have bad an influence in Congress which has hardly- been exoeoded by that of any other manfcino. UUy time. The power of B.aiue, in and arunud the Capitol, bas for four years been used effectually against Knott, and in a measure baa been successful. The great skill and ability neoeteary in pushing to - prominence a charlatan like Eugene Hale, and in so managing the affairs of a corrupt public life aa to escape actual dismissal from pnbho service was sumoient to lLflict irrepar able injury upon the gentleman who - I trust incorrectly it just repoxied dead. Gukdqe. Iu his kptecu at Guiumbts, Mr. Hayes snubbed lJie ne and the stalwarts who propose to raise, the blootly sbirt again, For the Review. Ilarbor Island Llzht-Cltlrn& Pro tcstlDZ isalnst Us Removal. Pursuant te a call the citizens of Car teret county assembled in large numbers on C-d-r Island Aug. 12. 1880, to take some action in regard to the abandoning of Uarbr Island L'ght house. The meet iag was called to. order by t&pt. Joeeph Lupton, who nominated Geo. W. Day. SMhk tg'of the Bouth, be sViu: Na- E.q , for Chairman aud W. II. Phillips tional prosperity increasing there, race "cman expUine.1 the object of j-r.judicea and antagonists have, dimin- the meeting jn a few brie! remarks. He ibhed, tbe patulous and animosities of the was followed by Capt John J. Lupton in few well-timed and pertinent remaiKs 1 FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL : THOMAS S- nEWAW, OF WIIS0N. war are subsiding, and tbe ancient har mony and concord aud patriotic national sentiment are returning.' j Tuis is in effect Gso. Grant's testimony as regards the condition of the Sou h. it is what Garfield, too, woaid have said a year ago. It is on the strength of sucb evidence as this that a bloody shirt cam paign is ioba built. Let them try it. They are welcome to all tbey can make oat of each an issue as this. If that is the only card they can play they might jut as well tbrow up their hands at once HANCOCK'S CHANCES IS OHIO. A New Xork special to the Cii-cionati L iquircr sajs: Judge Hoadly, of On- - a ciQut.il, visiter Uoo, Hancock; to-day, and the Nattoual Democratic r There he sid: I wia tj be understock as saying empbatically tbat Gen. ilvncock's prospects iu the Dackeye State are bright. lean promise a cer aln victory for tbe Democrats in the presidential election if they will do their duty iu tbe ordinary work of the cam paign.' . . Mi celiacs u u. right preservative of all rights, and mnst and shall be maintained iu every part ot the United States. 6th. The existing administration is the representative of conspiracy only, ai:d its r.Uim of xW to surround the ballot boxrs With troops and deputy manuals, to intimidate and obstruct electors, and the unprecedented use of the veto to main tain its corrupt and despotic power, in sults the people and imperils their insti tutions.'. 7th The great fraud of 1876 77, by wiich, upon a false count of the electoral, vote of two States, the candidate defeat ed at the polls was declare 1 to be the President, and forthe first time in Amer ican history the will of the people was set aside, under a threat of m:litary vio lence, strmk a deadly blow at our system of representative government. The dem ocratic party, to preserve the, country from civil war, submitted for the time, in the firm and patriotic faith that the peo ple wou'd puuish this crime in 1880. This issne precedes and dwarfs every other. It imposes a more sacred duty upon the people of the Union thin wan ever addressed to the conscience of a aa . tTT : .... j I K precaution which hould rifv-r bj njT' cm. ve execrate me course oi una u j ,?c whe. daT,Ker lfi prent and therefore ministration in making places iu the civil j a OOBree of the Bitt rs at this seuon is par- sorvice a reward for political crime, ani The followiair diim.... raall orders higheJprioeTY.? wttakia J 1 . . ' ouHiimru lomettie.. ' BACON North Caoni", Bams, "9 ft Westorn Smoked Sams. ..........,,., .ohouldera..... Dry Salted- Sides, W B.... 0 10 11 lo e 6 Q 1H9 12 Shoulders, f lb, nefVnsiv viei!catin preca'-tion which should nfT-r BEEF Lire webrht..., BARBELS Spirits Turpentine oeoona nana, each. . New York,eack, new......, l ps aEKSWAJS-V lb 2J BBlCKS-WiliciBgton,yn g ( a ormern-,.... BUTTEX North Carolina 6 Northern, fi..... ...... UANDLKS 8perm B)....U Tallow, f lb.-.;.............. Adamantine set.... .... GflEEBfe Northern Faetory. 9 fi Dairy cream, 0OFFEaVaVft!!!L; KIO, ff ID. 19 GO 12 18 26 & 1 Mi 01 (-) 9 9mmm a: so caKei at h-adnuarters. FOR AUDITOR: WILLI aivx r. HODEHID OF GATE.. Fr Saperiatendoat Public Instruction j on rs c flCAnuonouan OF J0UNSTON. 'FOR CONGRESS;: (Third District.) jonrr w. axxAciiBLroziz). OF ONSLOW. Fr PreeldenUal Elector, Third District 2. zz. aTcLUAXa-, Of llaruet. Ole Bull, th9 celebrated violinist, u dead, lie died yesterday at Bargen, jn Norway. The Nicarrgu railway will probably be opened In a few months. The road is building by American capital, with American plans and ' rolling stock and under American management. The revision and correction of tbe re ports of the census enumerators of the city have btjeo. completed, and the total of tho twenty four districts of New York shows a population of 1,203,823. . e v Paris Is rapidly adopting tbe electric liht. even in its present crude stage ot da? fllopmtot. - Twenty laxe establish ments in the city are highly illuminated oa the new sjstem, and the boulevards are dsrx'.ioz to an uncomfortable degree. THE FLORiUA OUAKGU CROP. The increase in the orange crop of Flor ida within the past six years has been most remarkable. In 1S74, says the Baltimore Sun, the orange plantations were very few the larger ones not exceeding four. Now tUey are numerous on Indian river, Or a-ige lake, on the Upper Ocklawaba and Crystal rivers, while1 the St. John's river is lined fir two hundred miles with Valua. hie grovee. In 1674 the entire crop wast represented by 2,500 half barrel cases. It hai riseu since then by the following gra djlions ; Iu 1S75 the crop was 10,000 half barrel cases ; 1376, 15,000 ; 1877, 31, 000; 1S7S, 70,000; IS79, 200,000. The supeiior quality of the Florida oranges makes them in greater demand thau any of the imported oranges. Even those of Havana are leas sought fr by reason of their beii-g less pulpy 'and of iuftrior flavor. I Voice of the People- HILLSDALE, Mich. R. V. TiEncE, M. D : I had a seriius disaase of the lungs, and was for a time con6ned t my bed and under the care of a physician. His prescriptions d d not help me. I grew r worse, cougning very severe'y. l com as to the dangers attending all navigators ut the inland waters of North Carolina with no light on this dangerous Bar, and moved that the Chairman appoint a com mittee of five to draft resolutions express irg the sentiments of the people in regard to the actiou of tbe .fScials in discontin uing this important light. Tne Chair man thereupou appoiottd Messrs. Lup ton, Emory ,Styron, Good a in and Ga.kitl. During tbe absence of tha Committee the meeting was addressed by Capt. Joeeph Lupton, Capt. Emory and others, i as to the importance oi ttis light, ine Committee returned wi.h .he following resolutions which wcro unanimously adopted: Wheieas, We the citizens of Carteret county in public meeting assembled do most earnestly protesi against tbe actiou of the Lighthouse Board in abandoning Harbor Island'Lightbouse, situated near tke Bar and only entrance to Core Sound, and whereat., by this actiou of the author ities tbe lives and property of many .! our cituseus are exposed to imminent and deadly peril, (s tbe depth of water on this Bar is 7 teet and is ouiy 200 yards in width) especially in stormy and heavy weather. Iherefore, be it Resolved 1st, That we Io k upon the action of tbe Light House Board in dis continuing or abandoning Harbor Island Light House as an outrage and Infringe ment upon the owners and navigators of vessels through tbe inland waters of Ncrth Carolina. Resolved 2nd, That we, as navigators and owners of vessels, expect and de mand some protection for our lives and property at the hands of the general gov ernment, as we pay into the Treasury of the United States all the revenue that is required of us by law. Resolved 3rd, That we respectfully call the attention of each and every one of our Senators and Representatives in Congress to this glaring piece of mismanagement and that they use their influence to have this Lijjht continued or a new Light House erected near this intricate and dan gerous bar. liesolved 4th, That the S ccretsiy for ward the proceedings of this meeting to the Wilmiogton Review aud bur, Ral eigh News aud Observer, Newbernian, New North State and Ocean Wave ot Beaufort with the request that they pub l;sh the same and that he also forward a copy of them to each of our delegates Congress. Geo. W. Day. Chairman. W. H. THiLirs, Secretary. demand a reform by a statute which shall make it forever impossible for a defeated candidate to bribe bis way to the seat ci tbe usurper,' by billetiug villains, upon ttie peopie j 9tti. The resolution of Samuel J. Tilden not sgaiu to be a candidate for the exalted place to which he was elected by a major ity of his countrymen, and from which be was excluded by the leaders of the Repub lican party, is i eceived bv the Democrats of the United Slates with sensibility, and thej declare their confidence in his wisdom, pa.rioMsm and iniegrity, unshaken by the assaults of a coiunon enemy, and they further assure him that he is followed into the retiiement he has chosen for himself by the sympathy and respect of his fellow citizens who regard him as one who by the elevating standard of public morality and adorning and purifying public service, ruerks the lasting gratitude of his country aud his party. ( 10th. Free ships and a living chance for American commerce on the seas and on the land. No discrimination in favor ot transportation laws, corporations or mo nopolies. '( 11th. An amendment of the Burlingame treaty. No more Chinese immigration except for travel, education ai d foreign commerce, and therein carefully guarded. 12th. Public money and public credit for public purposes solely, and the pub' lie land for actual settlers. i IStb The Democratic party is tbe friend of labor and the laboring man, and pledges itself to protect him alike against cormorants and the commune. lth. We congratulate, the country upon the honesty and thrift of the Demo c atic Congress, which has reduced the public expenditure forty millions a year ; upon the continuation of prosperity at home, and the national honor abroad, and above all, upon the promise of such a change in the administration of the gov ernment as shall insure us a genuine and lasting reform in every department of the public service. . LAgurr, "9 fi ticularlv desirable, esptciily for the feeble CORN MEAL bushel.. ad sick lv. An remedy fur billionsnetM, I UOTTUri bdl.. terei8otbif.tr cH-prable to this whole gorael reetorati-e For gate by all Draggicts and Dealers jren- erallv. u u 9 CT 13 C 10 18 ft 18 0 L "X 1 75 1 10 ESTAULrSHED 1853 - - - - 1853. SOL BEAR & BROS. 18 s 20 Market St Wilmington, W. C. WE HAVE JUST OPENED AND have, on exhibition, the largest and most complete stock of DOMESTIC Sheeting, 4-iVysrd. iArn, Y bunch M Mkerel. No. 1, V bbl..16 00 No.l,bbl .... 8 76 Maokerel, No. 2, f bbl....U 60 No. J, v3i bbl 6 00 Maekerel, Wo. 3 bbL....OO 00 Mullets, bbl....... 2 25 ! . v. nrruxg, ? keg....... & 50 J?0U V 8. ............. 7 FLOfJB-fine, ? bbL. 0 00 Super, Northern, V bbl... 6 00 Extra do , bbl... 6 00 Family ytbL.. 7 00 City illlEx,.Super bbl... 7 00 " famL'yybbl... 7 50 " Ex. ramilybW... 8 00 1 EKTILIZEBS Peruvian Guano, p 5000 Ibi.55 DO Oaroliaa Fertiluwr " "00 00 Navasi a Guano, " q0 00 Complete Manure " " 00 00 Whann'j Phosphate 11 00 00 Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00 Wileox, Gibb A Co., ma nipulated Guano..........00 00 QLTJiZy fi 8 GUAIN Co rn tore, TP 6flBg 76 Corn, cargo. 56 & 68 Oorn.yeL, V busheL N Oats, V bushel 6fO 'Vr ? 60 e i j mo vrru , r m. a 4 i 6j0 C ( kJ ( O U w 9 1 O i t. O SOU' O fa 4 i 5 V) 4 i ? 7 "iS 7 76 3 3i OO DO 042 067 M 043 IH' 042 ou O li ? HA Dry. V S.. T -Easten AND niBMicuMm iinnnr South of Baltimore. O 1 A REIGN OF TERROR SUITS FROM S2.50 UPWARDS. 100 BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS' At greatly reduced prices. iu a tern. V 100 lbs... 1. in tm jvortft Kiver, W 100 lbs.... 1 00 O HOOP IBON-$;ton.. 1 00 O l-ARD Northern V B) M 70 North Carolina V lb 11 T TXtV n LVl ' t - w uui LUMBER City steam sa'wd 8bipftaff,rigawd,il?Ift.l8 00 Boughedeeplank.VMft.16 00 West India cargo, accord ing to quality, V M ft13 00 Dressed flooring,seaoned. 16 00 Scantling and boards, com mon, j M ft 13 00 MOLASSES Ouba.hhdVgl 31 Cuba, bbls., gal....,w jrf Sugar house, hhdi. V gal. 'I i " " bbls. V gal... 36 Orleans Choice bbls. V gal 45 A II. a fin IftAirslA Ji 12 I IS 1 OS on 0 013 ei. M 25 isi (Hi NAILS Cut, a0dtod,k'g al...... OILS Kerosene, g gal. Lard, V gal...., ed, V gal. The Alarming: Increase of Heart Disease and the Symptoms which Precede It Lea dins to Scientific Investigation and an Attempt to Check Its Increase. A FULL LINE OF Lins 12 m -i PEANUTS V busheL POTATOES -Sweet, bus. xnsn, norinern, DDL.... 1 9 10 00 11 90 00 26 Children'.?, Boys' PORK Northern, city m ess. 14 00 Thin, y bbl............. .......00 00 Prime, bbl (extra) 00 00 Kump, y bbl 00 00 and Men's Straw and' BICE Carolina. V lb.... East India, V S. Bough, busheL............l BAGS Countrj, y lb ....... uity, y ,io J-OflS; Hemp 7 00 10 1 IK Gil O O 0 O O 6 lb O . o 1 & o 1 ii e '-'o o 1 O f.o O 2 50 : on to 000 00 o,;o 10 9 9 9 W 1 50 1S3.0 The Wonderful Properties of "8eda tine -de-India" and how to Properly Uie It Felt Hats. PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY. Manilla 140 MI I T llnn 3 .V Lirerpool,J? sack........... American $F sack M Marshal's fine, ? saok.M. uaciii y saek.... 70 80 00 For the ReTirw Barbecue and Speaking at Freeman's I Uoads. Tbe Democratic voters of Ransom town- tneDced taking your Medical Discos ry, j ship met at Freeman's X Roads on Sat wbich helped me greatly. I hare taken urday, 14th Ids.. The object was to form sereral bottles health. and am restored to good Yours re-pectlul-y, JUDITU BURNETT. UASUiaUTOX LETTER. i be .Aigbams are tnunaering awaj at Oaodahar bat tiit&oat harlog, thus far, c Hoc ted anjthiog. They have delay ed too long. Relief Is on tbe way and wbeu it romea Ayoob Khan will be forced I WAHiNaTO.r, D. O., Aug 17. 1880. I am finable to learn what the Dem ocratic Committees here think of oar prospects at this writing, none of the officers or members being in the city, bat it is certain that everybody else in Washington is snre of success. I talked last night with a gentleman an ex-eoldier who has juat returned from Pennsylvania, where he spent two weeks among -o d oomrados. He gives the same report as do all tbe other Republican ex-soldiers, who having determined to support Han cock, nave gone among their soldier friends in bis interest. He says that a vast majority of those he saw were earnestly for the Ueneral. Similar assurances come from other sections. Hancock and Jar vis Club. The club was duly organized, fifty good old Demo crats coming forward aod enrolling their name fur the support of the regular nom inee. G. B. Robeson, Kq., was elected President. The club was ably and elo quently addressed by Capt. D. O. Allen 1 TV t n . TT -It 1 aiiU XJ, o uowan, xurq oaococK ana English were highly eulogized. A very interesting feature of the occa sion was a barbecue which was given' to those present by the citizen of tbe neigh borhood and to which ample justice was done after the speak iog was oyer with. The Secretaries were requested to make a brief report of the proceedings of this meeting to the Democratic papers of the city. Respectful y. Ji HN D LIjOYD, M. M B BDEAUX Secretar es. The Star will please copy, Facts f f Importance for All Regard ing a New Discovery. The mortality statistics of this' country show that a great proportion ' -f deatlis arise from Heart Disease But aside from the fatality which attends it, tbe it conve nience and suffering which even thefirt stages bring, make prompt measures for the greatest lemedy curing diseases of the Heart is -'Sedaiine de-India,' j which is accomplishing such wouderf ol results and attrac: iug so much attention. This great remedy possesses ingredients specially designed for all the numerous troubles of the .Hea-t. The combination is the result of long and care ful experiment, and it can be safely as serted tha when taken in lime it will cure Come One 0 9 9 1 70 a SUGAR-Cuba, ft X Porto Rieo. V lb............. I0)i Q A- Ooffee ft.............. 10f? B j ft.............. 9 2 O ft Come All ! SfflaL!v 2 SHIJrOLKS Contraot.Jlf 6 00 4f 00 00 00 40 W 10 00 11 .10 UK 7X 60 it necessary to take and examine 00 r stock:, and we will strive utayeSIw. O bbF'iTir "lO reli'f. Undoubtedly tOhhTDE 'on of modern times for n-rd to merit your patronage, as we have TALLOW V ft -w formerly done, may 6 M.CROIVJLV, Auctioneer. BY CRONLY & MORRIS. iu every case. Do you ever have Nights i :r,i- , ! . mare, oppressed feeling in side a: d breast, MllllllllSSlOIlCr S ale Ol Irregu'ar Action, Throbbing, Jumping, ' vaiuaoie neai J.siate. 1 . T T VISTDS OF A DECttEB Oi? TUB baperior Court, I will sell at public auction 'i . on Monday, the 6th day of September next, at 12 o'clock. If., at the Court House door in 60 00 00 8 TIMBER Shippine V M -.10 00 Mi'I, extra per M........M 8 60 Mill, prime per M..........M 7 00 Mill, fair per M 6 00 Common, per M.. 4 00 Inferior to Ordlnarr.perM 3 00 WHISKEY JTorth'n, per gl 1 16 Horth Caro Jna, per gal ... I 00 WOOL Unwashed, per ftw 3 S Washed. xer ft SO Burrv wool, per Ib... . 18 Q 1 lb 016 00 00 00 00 11 00 610 75 0 8 W 0 f SO 4 (0 4 00 O 6 00 9 1 CO O (0 e 31 Q 59 to raise the siege. Tne Bntuh poker in party nations seem to have no ef India U getlijg too hot to hold. Chicago U overrun with visitors' just now. For the first time in tbe history f f that city tbe papers there are forced to coQies that tney nave more people 00 hand than they can either feel or sleep. The Triennial Conclave of tbe Knights Templar la ths United State is tbe attraction. feet. Men who voted W io for Grant. and. then for Hayes, speak of voting for Hancock as a mAtter'of course All tha information received here, I repeat, is favorable. Borne of the Maine men express donbt. as to the result in September, bat none as to . V TTS r novemoer. xrom unto ine same is trner After consideration of all the week 'a reports inclndictff those re oeivtd by the clerks in eharse i at Democxatio Gongressional Oommittee tieadquarfers I think there is reason to bope for much better .results than I exn?c Mr. Theodora R. Davis tbreateus to brine suit against Mr. Hayes lor decora. I are generally anticipated. thitf a valuable service of nlate metenud I to s-4Maine. Ohio and Indiana solid 1 it : . . ... .uk!f -..iir.i ..f th-i,itn.r wh.. it v moc.a.io i wo op.emn,r ana u.ersuxxi inii ioa u-c-c-toa w. iu mlll lQ Stpteraber astonish every Had eluded in tbsdouauoo. Mr. lv.s claims 1 iai living. Allow ma spaoe. for the for bis designing and ths paiatiog by his I first time in year, to pat prophecy in French rtiit assistants the sum of $5,000 I - . - , ni.ki W A. 1 1 I 1 Wilmlnptno m-rcnanl. -an learn some I wu .jgouc-aiju.ioTou, mat I HiUI I'YLn Krttft nf K.nlnn- h..A thing to their advantage if they will read j-, kUlfd b a UUe! opponent the folbwln;:John Wannamaker.of Tblla1 Mr Enott was is. I hope tho kindest OUR PLATFORM. The following is tbe Platform of tbe Democratic party adopted at the Nation al Convention held recently at Cin.innatl: 1st. We pledge ourselves anew to the constitutional doctrines and traditions of thi Democratic party, as illustrated by tbe teaching and example of tbe long line 01 Democratic statesmen and patriots.aod embodied in tbe platform of tha last Na tional Convention of tbe party. . 2d. Opposition to centralization and to tbat dangerous spirit of encroach ment which tends to tbe consolidated powers of j Of OUT next Preiiden$ au tne departments io one, and thus to create, whatever be tbe form of govern ment, a real despotism; no sumptuary laws; separation of church and State for the good of each: common schools fostered and protected. 3d. Homo rule, honest money.a strict - 0 maroianance 01 puo:ic laitb; a currency consisting of gold and silver, and paper convertible into coin on demand; strict maintenance of public faith. State and National, and a tariff for revenue only.. 4:n. Tbe subordination of tbemllitarv to tbe civil powers, and a- general and thorough reform of the civil service. 5tb. Tbe right to a free ballot Is Flutteiing, Momentary Stopping, Slow Circulation of the Blood ? These are all symptoms of Heart Disease. Those who are suffering and have never tried it do so at once ; those who have ever tried It do not ne d to be urged to do 80 again. If your D uggi t has not got it send one dol lar to our address and it will be mailed to you. Hole Agents in America, JLobdell I thil ciT the following described propertr. Chemioal Co.. St. ronis. Mo to wit : je ll-ecd&w 6m. Maim cock 2 OUR NEXT PRESIDENT 1 .! . '. ! Crayon Porlrailsi Life Size and Vice President, ilaj. Gen'i: f . S. HANCOCK, HOL f. H. ENGLISH That large and co omodions trick dwelling, containing 14roonig, gi'nated on root street S. m nowa M the reeidenoe of the late u w . nail, rceed. rue of lot 69 feet - on Front street ranringbaek 150 feet. " Also, that U'ge t ame Dwelling containing jwum, auuiea on tne rth side of Mar ket s teet oetweea 8enni -h fr'?tTla,medUt'lT Weat of adjinine the DeRoeset corner, aod at present eceopied by Dr. F . W. hotter, eize of Lot 40 feet on -.rtei vireei, ran-in? back 132 feet. i 1 Tens liberal and made known at sale. tt , ALkX. T. LONDON, Com'r. WUmlngton, N. C, Aug. 3, 1880.! aa 3 ts 1 Flecant Hpecimsn Copies. 33 x28. vpon U-av flated Card Htock, sent by mail on receipt of 60e. and your addreM, 1 two copies mi cents.) i THEHAfJCOK PUBLISHIHQ CO., PLAISTOW, N. H. RJrs. Sp J. Baker, FASHIONABLE MILLIVERT, Wilmington, N. O. Corner Third and Orange Streets lANOT OOOP8, otior... Hats Bonnetf, - tier. Ornaments of lY a Q, v IU Te ' d wnr orw all wad. oi old hir,4r:d, c-mtings, Ac, root them and make t em eq -i to new. Old Hats made to look tike ihey were rew. Call aai see my specimens of work -Jl MRS. L J. BAKER. These two Buoerb Portraits should adorai tha tloms of every houest citizen of uuiaao.tKa. ' M?- J- H B KVES, Newspaper Advert! Bg Acrat,41 Perk Row, (Tiiaes Baildag) Hew Tor, is authoruedto contract for ad vertLM-aeats la tbe Dailv Rsvksw aod Wit wasToa JovaiAt, at oar lowest rata Received this DaY. JQ CASES BOEDSRER ;C0f . DBT? BOWZV CUAMl'AtlKi FRShB FROM BOND, At Importer's Price. . GEO. MVKItS, A 't 0 CASEri FRESiCII BRANDT. From Bond tl.fc l'T. Ajid for sale at Importer's Prices. Only $1.60 for a Bottle of Imported French lliiidr At GEO. MY EHS. WIN 2.3 Tubs OILT EDGE BUTTER, 30.CEHTB AP0U50, Choicest Grass Batter. EH AND LIQF0R8, of best grt'W, -. . . i -. . At Popular l riceu GEO. MYERS. Kos. 11, 13, 1C SoutbJFmnt tl. 1: It i 1 4. i: it ii