LIUNXG FROM MGII BRIDGE.
th umrt-nt of U Ffft Safrly M-de
bj a urS Stolcbman.
v.. v..,i- i 111 U an-
II.Mft Ml tiuC.UK U -lit f.IUVoU 11
eit UonaJd-on. a joaug
Scotchman.
would lP rom ibe
Lridgu into tie titer.
ontre oi me
Long before
- swarmed io
from tuemrruuudug country and took
f arorable poeitioLB from wuicu to view
wk.,...aiur fi i.c!ck a man wa
.n oamioff hcxo the bridge from
tif Kt e'a cottage. A
i-.i .wmnmnied biin. aLd togttber
tbej walked rpidlj until tbej reach
ed the centre of the bridge. Ibej
idd'e aicnway. and
lLo
u""i o
it to Lis corupauion,
Ue was tntn
dreesed in tiguu with co covericg on
bis bead but with beay pair of
aboes on. He climbeJ upon the par
apet aud stood enct before the mul
luude. mating i igo white bandker
cbeeil. 'IbiH w tueMgnal for read
iness and two uteainbout in tbemei
below bUw tbeir whistles. The man
paused lor a out entente longer and
iu u rprang frota the bridge. Botu
fet WHrebeld tigbtly together aud bi
figafe waartot. baudnand rmi
were flij-p -d. t a birda wmg are. In
this xnaouer b cmtii.u-d cmil withm
about fifteen of the s-nrf-od of the wa
ter. wbn Lo drew bit arms to bis
side acd threw hit bead forward, lie
struck the wattr ou tue middle of his
b-rk.
There was a momett of suspense,
in which the rtrcutoe held th-ir
breaths, and ev. ry eye peared. In
lesa than a tninnte be ome to the sur
f ice struck out for the nearest craft.
He waa Uken to the fboiet mud fiiende
o irrird him to the hotel, wbtie a phy
siciau rubbed him down with alcohol
aud rolled him inblatkeU. Ills puie
waa found to be at 13'J, aud ten min
ute later it was reduced to 103
Donaldson is 30 years of and
wu boru in Tain. Scotlai.il. Wueu 17
yearn of age be jumped from the But
derlaud Bridge ou the Ware, England,
a distance ot over seventy feet. A
week ago he accomplished the same
teat tbat he did yesterday, but only
a few person saw him, and it war
discredited. The height of the bridge
above the high water mark is 116 feet.
Candahar Safe
London, Aug 19 -A Q ietlah dea
patch to the Standard s-ja the ene
my's fotce in the attack on the garri
son at Kuch on Sunday night last is
estimated at 2 000. Their loss it con
eiderably higher than was at first sup
posed, and is now estimated at 200
killed instead of eighty, as previously
reported. The British loss is fifteen
killed and twenty-five wouuded.
A desDatch from Jiuila says that
the last brigade of Gen Stewart's force !
has reaoacd GunJamuk unmolefcted.
The Viceroy of India telegraphs to
the Foreign Omoe that Mr Liepel 11
Urif&a dent the following from Gun-
damuk tody: Trustworthy corres
pondents report the situation in Cabu
as generally satisfaoory, although
aliclit disturbances have occurred in
the city. The priest aiua-i amid is
uiog all his influence in behalf of the
A me t. The general feeliug is said to
be friendly to the English, exoet
among the lowest olaas of the popula
tion of the city.'
1 Great Enterprise.
The Hop Hitters Manufacturing Oom
paoy is olo of Kocoester's greatest busi
uejs enterprUea. Their Hop Bitters have
reached a sale be food all precedent,
bavins from tbair iutrinsic value found
their way into almost every household in
the lan J. Graphic.
C1B0L151
Raleigh Sera: Col Cameron, editor
of the Durham Recorder, is traveling
ia the tobacco counties of the titate
collecting statistics. It is his opinion
that North Carolina will sell forty mil
lion pounds of tobacco from tbisyear'e
c.-op.
lUle-gh Visitor.' The Rav Wm War
rick, otored, w I. celebrate his gold
en wedding tcau;ht at his residence
ou Eit titreet. Beveral of his friends
will be present to eci'iy his hospitali
ty acd extend him the compliments cf
the season.
Atbeville Citizen: Daniel BrysOr,
an excellent citizen of Swain county,
died ou July 27, aged 93 years. Five
ouildern born to him are all living at d
ware present at bis death.' The eld
est i CO, the youngest (our friend,
ColTl Bryson, who represents Swain
lu the House), 51 years, of age.
Statesville Landmirli Wednesday
night of last week the griat and & Hir
ing mill of J W and D Re.lman, on
Rocky Creek, in New Hope township,
was destroyed by fi e. The fire is be
lieved to have been of accidental ori
gin, and to have caught from friction
of the machinery. There was no in
surance upon the property; the loss is
total.
Wilson Advance We were shown
Wednesday by Mr J O Manning of
Bailey's township, Nash county,
a ma 11 rock weighing seventeen grains,
which had been seven months in the
windpipe of his little daughter aged
sevau years. Daring thoss months she
was unable to rest and could not sleep
well. One dsy some time ago while
abe was oooghicg it cam out. It is a
nroootb rock, some larger than a navy
bean.
Rateigh Observer: Wj leiru tua
a mejMog of the di eotois of the
Western North Carolioa Rulroad. the
first nnder the tew regim, will be
ueld at Salisbury to morrow. A
sufficient numoer of the magistrates
have given their assent to the build
log of the bridges over the - Neuse.
Proposals for tue work will probably
kxaj be invited. -General Oox and
Attorney General Kenan will address
the people at Fairport, GranTille
county, on Tuesday, 3 1st August-
YeaterJav nioriUQi aDOUt v ouiou.
ome.otdoretl peop e found a dead in
rano..r.Aiai titular the Dlanks over
inino.i ihAMJi Wi'k. at the oouer
.,r Mnn.a.il aud E-Jenton stieets.
OIBoer Goodwin went to the fpot, and
immediately notified the cororner.
That official went to the spot witb a
jury of inquest, and the county Sup
erinteudeut of i IHa.th, and maae an
examination of th? remains. They
weie found to be those of a white child
and were wrapped in a newspaper.
rharlf Ho Observer. The latest in
telligence fiom Gen It D Johnston axd
Dart v comen from thi-m lmmtdiateiy
after their arrival in Home, and after
their visit to N plea. While in IvJg-
land Gen Johas ou visited and renew
ed an aranaintauoe with Judah P Ban
iamin. Secretary of tita;eof he to ith-
ern Coattderacy, and at pieeui
O leen a counsel Geu Johnston was
treat d with distinguished considera
tion by the great Eugluh lawyer, who
showed him the nature oi his wotk.
aodoouducted him through several of
the Eigii'h courts, rxp'ainmg iheir
methods and pecuuaruier AppareLt
ly be has lose nothing of his interest
tu the Uoutheru people, to whose
cause he was mo devoted and 'valuable
an adh'Ttnr. At laet we have
some information 0 mcvrninff the Vir
ginia Midi aud extension. It is report
ed that arrangements long in coutem
plation have about been consummated
by which a new Did it to be built to
connect the Virginia Midland road at
Danville, with the Charlotte and At
lanta AirLiine. which has extensive
connections , throughout the! South.
Survrjs for the line have been com
pleted and rights of way secured: pri
vate hubbcripticns to a considerable
am mnt have been obtained, and it u
Hldo said the friendi of the Virginia
Mi llaud road have agreed to oOn trib
ute liberally to the measure, so that
its building is an assured faot.
I TUB MAILS.
T e mail cloce and arrive at the City
IW Oitice as follows :
N'ortbern through od way
mute 5:30 a
(Uleigh 5.30 a. m....and S';U0 p.
Mails fur the N. G. lUilroai,
and routes supplied there-
trom, including A. &N. C.
RiilroaJ, at 6;30 p
Soutberu omUa for all 'points !
South, daily ; 7:45 p
Western mails ((J C R'y) daily
IB.
m.
m.
m.
(except Sanday) 5:00
Mail tor Cueraw & 'Darling
ton 7:45
Mails for jioints between Flo
rence and Charleston 7:45
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays.
m.
P.
m.
p. m.
and Fridays......... M 1:00 p. m.
tayetteville, via Lumber ton,
daily, except Sundays 5:00 p. m.
Onslow C. 11. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at 6.00 a. m.
bmitbville mails, by steam- I
boat, dailyi (except Sun
days) 10.00 a. m.
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, S. 0, every Mon
day and Thursday at 6:00 a. m.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes-j
dajs and Fridays at 5:00 a. m.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY .
Northern through and way
mails 7:00 a. m.
Southern Mails M 7:30 a. m.
Carolina Ceuiral Railway...... 10.00 a. m
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and ' from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Depaitment open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from 6:00 a. m.
to 6:30 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
Stamps for sa!e at general delivery
when stamp office is dosed.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 p. m.
Church Serricei.
: Worship in tho various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows :
SECOND PBESBYTKIUAN. CHU&CH
cor Fourth aud CamDbell'sixeetj". llev. C.
M. Tayue, Pa&tor. Services at 11 a. m. I
2ioue at night.
first baptist CHURCH, J
comer of Market and Fifth streets. Ker.
J. 1J. Taylor, Pastor. Services to-morrow
at 11 a. a., conducted by Bev. W. T.
Jjnes. bunuay bchool at 9:30 a. tn
Urocklyn Sunday School at 4 p.m. Young
Meu's 1'rayer Meeting Tuesday night at
8:15 o'c'ock. Church Prayer jMeeting
inursaay night at &15 o cloclc
ST. JAMES PARISH,
corner Third and Market streets. 'Rev. A.
A. Watson, 1). 1)., Hector. August 22 ud.
thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. Celebra
tion at 7 a. xn. Sunday School at 0:45 a
m. Moraine Prayer at 11 o'clock. EveniD
rrayer at o o ciocc.
kt. johs's chubch,
coruer Third and Red Cross streets. Rev.
Geo. Patterson, D. D., Rector Aug. 22 iL
Thirteenth Snnday after Trinity. Morning
rrayer at n o ciock.
ST. PAUL 8 EVANQ. LUTHERAN CHUBCH
Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Her.
G. JJ. Dernheim, D. D., Pastor. Sunday
School at 9;30 a. m. English Seryioa
at 11 a. m. No serrice at night.
FIFTH 8THEET U. K. CHUBCH (SOUTH),
on firth, between xiub and Church
streets. Rev. T. P. Ricaud, pastor. Services
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath School
at 9J, a. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday eye
PROT STREET M. K. CHUBCH, (SOUTH)
corner Front and Walnut streets, Rev. K.
A. Yates pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
T:-iO p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p ia., W.
il. l'arker, aup'U lrajer Meeting and
iTuschiug Weanesdaj erening at TsiO
o dock. Young Men and Women's Chris
tian Association first and third Tuesday
eTenings in each month. I
ST. PAUL'S KPISCOPiX CHUBCH
corner Fourth and Orange streets, Rer. T.
M. Ambler, Re tor. Services at 11 a. to.
and 70 p. m Sunday School at 330 p.
m. - deals free.
coimisiiciAL msx70
WIUCIUQTON MARKET I
AuacsT 214 F M
Hj'IRITiTTDRPKIfTlNlC Qtwted ateady
at SO cents, an advanceof one cent on yes
terday's RAlea. lie ported sales . of 250 caaka
at that figure. . '
UUaiN Quoted firm at f 1 Q2A t j
rained and tl 07U for Good Stxalned.
aalea reported.
TAB Quoted Arm at tl 70 per bbl of
280 Iba. a decline of 25 centaalnce yesterday's
quotations.
UKUDK TDKPKNTINE Quoted firm
at fl 80 for Soft and $2 00 for Virgin.
COTTON Quoted steady at an advance
of H of a cent. Ho aalea reported.
The following are the official quotations
Ordiaary..,
Ovate.
(iood Ordinary............
Low Mld(UiaM.M.
.. M a
It
uooa aiaoiuf
n mail JIB
Bal&T aacairta
OottubM.m...MH...H.Hm.N.....MM 15 sale
Spirit Turpaatina. 169 caik a
ja0a swMnti m mm wmit mw aaTlv bD 9
iaM MMMMaatMMaiM : aVW
Orode i srpBtiBi...M.H...M......M. 663
HAEIITE nW8.
r AUU1VED.
Steamer
Ellxabetn. liiabee. Bmithvllle
Faaaport, Harper, Bmlthvllle,
Master
ouMUiier
Matter.
feteamer John Dawron,
Sherman, Point
Caswell. It F Paddiaon.
Hteamer 1 Murckiaon, Garrason, Fayette
ville, William A Murchiwou.
OLEA&XD.
Hteameri Elizabeth. BUbee. SmlthvUle,
Master.
MUMtmer Passport. Harper. SmithTillev
Master.
Hteamer John Dawson. Sherman. Point
Caswell. K P Paddisou.
steamer D Murculaon. Garrason. Fayette-
viiie. wiiii&madi uurrnuoD. .
Mteamatiip KeKUiaton Doane. 2iew Yora.
r E Kona.
Brie David Owen. Chad bourn. Rio JaneU
ro, n. Kiaaer kodi.
- a. . . . "
scar saruh is Douglass, DeMerrltt. Naasan
K Kidder & Sons.
Exports.
O0A8TWISZ.
New York SteaniBhlp Regulator 11 bbla
peauuW, 142 bales cotton, '20 bbls pitch. 475
uo tar. l.uiU casKa spts turpi. JJ0.009 jir.-
Ktes. 25.U-20 ft lumber. 782 bbls rosin. 100 do
crud turpi, 75 bales pine utraw, 16 pkga
indse. .
voasiea.
Ilio Jaaeiro-Brig David Owen-275.S88
ft lumber
Naau-chr Sarah e jougieg-25 ooo ft
mber. 60,000 ahinglea, 6S bdla laths.
WEEKLY STATEMENT
or TocKi oa aaD acacai 16; 1880.
Cotton
ashore,
332
afloat.,
1
"sis
I
Total
Spirit aihore.M
afloat.
Total.... M
Roiia aahore.
10S.S79
afloat.
3,36
TotalM..M
....109,034
Tar aahere.
p. ....... ............... wmwti
1.007
Total
1,001
Gride ashore.
l Hi
afloat...
Totals.. M
BBoairrt roa ths wnt iDOina acs
Cotton-....
33
2,fc0i
SpiriU...
ivoiui..
Tar...... ..... ..... ...............
............. .... ...... ............
1,311
Crude... M.
..............M..M ...
2,238
azroaTi roa ths wkic aaoiss ap. 16.
Doaasf tie
Cotton
176
163
1.67S
dpiriti.......
KoaiaM..MMM.
TarM
1,102
110
Grade-
Yorelfn.
OOttOnM..MM.....M....M........M.M .M...M.
SpiriU....
2,444
4,228
KOBu1m..m
Tar.M...MMM.MM.M.M..
Crude
I iMamawMS aa
List of Vessels Over 100 tons in
Port Ingest 17th, 1880-
BARKS.
Qer Lvdia Peschan. 403 tons. Bremen,
B Peschaa & Westermain
Br Arabella, 324 tons, Foster,
Williams & Murchison
Br Resolute. 419 tons, Lawrenoa,
Alex Sprunt & Son
Nor Sosterk, 306 tons, Guttermsen,
Heide & Co
Br Blue Bird, 410 tons, Barker,
J R Blcssom & Evans I
BRIGS, j '..
Br Geo S Berry, 230 tons, Howa i,
Northrop & Cummlng
Ger Bernhaxd, 234 tons, Bohn.
Heide & Co
Am David Owen. 383 tons. Chadbonrn,
J H Neff
Am E H Williams. 407 tons, Goula,
Northrop & dimming
Am Fred B Rloe, 227 tons. Small,
E G Barker & Co
r SCHOONERS.
Br S S Donglass. 00 tons. Merritt,
a i vn .,. EKi:de; 50118
Am K Ftrnwn. 17:1 tnm Armhmii I
Noithrop t Cumming
Am Lorelta Fish, 316 tons, Watts,
S O Barker & Co
Am Afarv K Van r!lpaf. trm. Twm-ti-
dyko, i KG Barker & Co
Am aiampeae, no tons, rcrry,
K G Barker Co
Am E H Drammond, 290 tons, Higgins,
KG Barker & Co
Am W F Cushing, 259 tons. Crammer,
Harrifs A Howell
9
Fresh Every Day
A FINM A880BTMKNT F OAJIDU8.
rraaca aaa uoaaaatia, Juat neeivad aad for
aaJa. . I
ioa 'vnji't.uaxiuiia ouBb-HAUX
Caady la the ettr. will aw fomad rr
day, fraah add sweat, thr doora Mouth of I
Uaiaiaa, Frail, AauTJI O. ML JETKAS.
swm pajpnisa.ajj maw otjjsjausjaaA lUUVIv m iaTTTj J
3,330
1,107
16.
jaau Elaat tn roatoCUaf
Im18
Uificallaneoiis.
THE
,3
daily mm
j;OH. T. JAMES
SDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Is pabliahed
Every ter noon
(Sundays excepted).
At the following rates, postage
paid :
One Year $5 00
Six Months "2 50
Tbiee Months.
1 25
One Month........ 50
T!he paper will be delivered by
carriers, free of charge, m any part
I J
of the city at the kbove rates, mor
13 cents per, week.
The Daily Bbyisw is now in the
iourtn year oi its existence, is per-
manently established, with a large
I and steadily
increasing subserip
tion list, and presents to merchants
and others a most detdrable medi-
am for adrertising
THE
I'ILOIHIiTOH JOURNAL.
Is published
EVERY FRIDAY.
At the foUowingrat68 : "
One Year....: .....$2 00
i
Six Months.
1 00
Three Month. .......... ...60
Tax WiLMiaaTOs Journal circa-
tea l&relj in the adjoiig corin-
tief " wel1 M m W6Rtem po
Qf gUt6
qTialled facilities to. megchanU for
maVing knOwH What they hate for
Ilisellancous.
TH0LIAS H- Bf cKOY,
bUCt 1 SUR TO
Boatwrlglit & McKdy,
OSvtf to tbf trd this we k
600
Barrfla Hoor,
50 000 Lb-nr'!'
i
6. R. hidea,
50
Tieroe Fairbc ikri Lard,
Jfj Bb:a'ti.atar(
ioo
Brls llaeH,
1 50 B K c" a
100
! ackiigea Ci ackar
300 a8e nne ocAt
500 Bo i-So
i i-
00 "ed ,trchT
I CO ac'Jt!8 4uoret
jQQ Boxa Candy, . ,
!
And Lota of other Uoodi too Dtmon us to
mention. Daily tec-iptd of F'.eah GodB
Stock always eq al o the demacd. AsX
your seighbora who have pa chased from up,
hjw pricei compare with otler Boosos. Al
!
I aak is a trial Come and see me.
Til OS. II. iflcKOY,
Grocer and L:quor Dealer,
an 16 6 4 7 North Front 8t3
WATERMELONS.
AS AN ARTICLE OF FOOD, having
suddenly acq aired prominence, since
the plucky Mew i or a D etor c tiled for one,
when his fast ended,
Pa Bridge rs & Co.,
20, 22, 24, 26 & 28 Front St ,
WilmingtoD1, N. C.,
have laid in a supply for the use of tWr cus
tomers of the largest and finest in this
ma. ket, which thej are retailing at
eot, and warranted superior to the article
suppli d Dr Tanne: bi t e Georgians When
Tanner finished his Watermelon, he resumed
the use of Bieaa and Butter, tiaui and Mas
tard, Bacon aad Cabbage, Fish, Flesh aLd
Vegetables, i a all thi wonderful variety pro
vided Dj nature, and seenmgly ordai-'-ed by
providet.ee as necessarv to the maintenance
of human life, and no where more abundant
ly supplied than on the Ketail bhelves of
P. L. BridgerS & "'"'Co.
20, 22, M. 26. and M North Front St,
Wilmington, N. 0.
It is generally known, we suDDOse. that
a j li . Z . m Z
vum aeiioious nun owts its popularity to toe
fact that it holds ia solution. b6siaes Flavor.
ing i xtracts, Starch, .uk ar, Water, Coloring
Matter, and Salt, a small percentage of Al.
eohol and other articles, kept constantly for
sale in sepa-ate parcels, ready to bd mixed
tor popular use. oy
P. L. Bridgers & Co.;
i nri an... M
nnoiesaie ana aeuu Urocers,
! Wilmington, NO.
Alcohol being the Arabic for Whisks.
which ia an Americanism for the Irish word
in. iivvji a a t
uiouua, uie omer word rJAUUU beinir
sometimts added in virtue of the birth nlm.
of this unparalleled product of the boes of
nr n. t.:-i e.
a gtuu, mm v n aiuej in ail sized
snap and packages from a gill tickler to
a hxij gauona ca, ana irom ten cents to
two nandred dollars.
jrrencn urandv, Oin. Tokar Wina. Ex
cellent iccuppernonir. Victoria hharr. Ma
fleira Wine, tinuff, Fiug and Leaf Tobacco,
Cigars, Canned and Dried Fruits. Ercs.
n urowaier ones, vnaiments and freserves.
we are bow reducinsr stock Drmtrttnn
co our tnreatened removal to mora AUvihi
ruwnj quarters in vctooer, and will
make it the interest of all concerned in the
use or the abuse of the abova mentions! tn
eaii on
P- L Bridgers &
20, p. 24,26 & 28 Front
' Wilmington, N. O ,
before maki: g their aelecooos.
Co,,
St.,
NO i OH AUG E
for showing BoodB. for Dackin nr Hrt.
or for Tewa Delivery, and we are perfecting
oar arrangements wiia the Hailroad Oompa-
utMm uu Biwrnuiuvmi uues to Ho KO villa. FV
tteville aad Foiat Cawll for reduced
iraa'poriauoa oa all goods shipped by
P.
I, BRIDGERS & GO.
zu, 24. 26 and 28 Front;streot.
aa II
iw j rs. S. . J . , B a foer
1 FASHIONABLE MILLINEBT,
Vilmiagtoa, N. C. ; t'
Corner Third and Urange Btreets.1
Ki?VY J?rS, otloa,Mats. Bonnets,
L yiata. Flosrn. r..iK.M nM..... J,
f", WW renew aad work over all
Mads ot old hair, braids, combinga, ., root
tnem aad raakn ii.m n w nu
wmmon io ioosj uk tnj were new. Call
aad ate BUT SMCimAM rif work
mJ specimeM of work.
Miscellaneous.
SPEER's
Pqrt Grape Wir
Jsed la ths principal Churches for C, t
nioa parpoeei.
Excellent for ! ladies and Wu'
: Persons and the Iced.
Speer's Port GJraiie -?
( Fours Ycar Old.
rpnia celebrated nativf v j 9
is made from the jnlce of the Oporu cI: t
raised iathii countz-y'. Its invalut j
Tonic ani' stisuDieiiiiE PrcpJi : .:
are unsurpassed bv anv other natite ,
Being the pure juioe of" the grape, prr 1- ,v
under Mr. Hpeer's own personal soperriu
its purity and genuineness are guarant y
. j ,tui.uco iuhu way priaKr oi 1U : , r
ous qualities, and the weakest invalid m
use it to advantage. It is particularly 1 i.
fieial to the aged and debilitated, nnd . r.w
to the various ailments tr,at afflict the vfu
se. it is, in every respect. A WINE TO !if
RELIED OH.
SPEERS
P. J
Sherry,
The P. J. 8HERRY U a Wine of I
RIOR CHARACTER, acd partakes f
golden qualities of the grape from w'.i
is made. For Puritv, i;ichne6s, Mayi r
MEDICINAL PROPERTIED, it will
it
found unexcelled,
SPEEK'3 ' !
ii .
tn am aranaj,
This BRANDY stards unnn'e'l in
Country, being far tuperiorfor n eiicil j ur
poses. IT IS A PURE ditiIlatSr.D frr m the g -iyt
and contains valuable meoicln&l iiopei in.
It has a delicate flavor, similar to-titt of
the grapes from which it is di:tilled, ltd u
in girat favor among first-class familiafli
806 that the signature o Alfred Spe-r.
Paesaic, N. J., is over the cork of each U t
tie.
For sale bj W. H. QBEEN,J. 0. yiVl'DA
Druyetsta, acd P. L. BBIDOKKc A (-(
je 26-tf
COMMERCIAL HOm
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
Il-argc Sanaple Rooms fir
Ccmiacrcial Traveler.
fJlHE PROPRIETOR having thoroBjifclj
renovated this Eonse and furnished it ei-tire-
I-'
lynew, is prepared to give to the trKver
pablio allthe eonvenienoles of a IIIT
GLASS HOTEL. It is located in the rer?
centra of the business part of the city, Uif
convenient to the principal business b3xea,
Postofflce, Custom Eouse, City
Ball iai
Court Bouse.
Firet-Class Bar and Billiard K.Uwo
connected with this HoteL
RATES $2 PER DAY.
94 F. A. SflfTITTT 5
The
PoreHtand Bat Mtnliclne ever
rMsJt!. J
Ac
imbination of Hons. Duchu
jdrakleand Dandelion. h aUth;Nnt.j
moHtca ura tive proix rtiea of all otlier IUU r.t,
makethe gTetMeU Blood Purifier. LKtf
esz u I w axor, ana iaib anu lictuux UtsMJtMf
So dlaea.se c
l an poesibl; long erlt whrre Ilor
jIUtters are us
I operatic
keaKj varloa aud perfect an u -v
h Tlej giTS new li t szl vircr to tis sd and tl
To all whom e mployment cue1rTcjn.l-rl
tyof the bowelsork. urinary organs, or wb re
quire an AppcizeravTonic and mild 8tinaulf n
uop Bitters are inval. uaUe, without Irrtcs-
icatine
Ko matter what your f ellnCT br syrmt-
are what the dineaae cr ail 'fluent is Han Hit
tera. Lon't wait nntn vnu a re tuck bat ix "
only feel bad orm'ivnJJfl BQseUiem at "
it may save yourlife.lt has I saved nuocrvu
5 OO will b TULid tnr . il SB -t her wfl!
cure or hf!rv Tin n onfTo a OT lotVOOr IT l
soaerOiUt aaeandnnre tbem. w" rlOJ
Remember. Hon Bitters la DoV VUe, mifW'
drunken noetrumut the Purptaw a D d
Medicine ever made : tlo "UTlLTDc
and DOES' and no Dersca or r.rr.ii
Buwuu ue witnoui loem.
i . . ... . -
O.I.C. Is an absolute and IrrpHtibte cure t IvAi
f orUrunkenwe, umc of opium, tobacco and a Vvf
narcotics. Ail stM by drugTri:t. fiend a-
asm uituuir. aw lun .n, mm..
KwoeMi-ri.x ana Toronto, unt.
Brushes, &c,
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT cf Hair,
Tooth, Nail
1
Flesh and Shaving Erc-Lcs.
Soaps, Toilet Powder, Per ferneries, Cirf
Ac, ean be found for sale low at
I Hi RDIlS'5, Apothecai j.,
aa Aew UarUt.
jslQ
MBa. 8. J. B AXER.
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