every morning, Mondays ;cx- ' v ' fTTT " 'l ! ! "."-.'H"' ' " ! I : U ' .- , r -. . . "".V i , ' : . .. j ' . - -. "
cepted by
JOSHT. JAMES,
,,TOK ASwVuOWlWTOn.-
, rll'TIoNS POSTAGE PAID:
u P- un $.2 00 Three
one month, 35 cents.
c, m Ml 1 delivered by carriers free
Tbe MM, ,',v part of the city, at the above
t. - low and liberal.
'1V , Virf-r, will report any and all fall-
. , rH-. :v.- their lJ priilarly,
7TT!aW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r,-It'H.ts Come.
I n JlvKi KK-Kur sn.ithvlll.. ...
I ,v 11 ..i Price.
inr-"i:"Mi'"
j OCAL NEWS.
,
Xo rily C.urt yesterday. "
Yvasve?y scarce yesterday.
jW. ji:ml i" olir advertisements
v ml reliable boy can find employ-
,l:or. ifilavs a line lot of beef lids
niuniinir.
j weather makes us long for a trip
.luuiitli'' river.
jt i, thought- Hwt tl,e itowill
ponton TueMlay.
Or. barque Michael Marr, hence.
armed at Stetlin,' May 1st.
llro. Molhittte, of.: tjie L-aurinburg
i lui c!tv vp4tril!i v
Ur. sclir. Mabii Darling, Ranger'
wwv, arrived at Nassau, N. P., April
Jir.h.
Dunlin Court opens on Monday, the
!ndinst., with Judge Gilmer on the
New skvpers are being put under the
bridge which spaus the Cape Fear river
:tt Hilun.
Steamship liujulator, Doane, cleared
at New York May 3rd., for ihis port,
. :iwl .-ailed the same day. ;
( apt. Harper, of the Italian, reports
string a whale about six miles to sea
on u'Merday. It is said to have been
.h large fellow.
Mr. C. W. Yates has some large
sizl photoi of the varions churches
and quite a number of private residen
ce in this city. .
Those handy packages of Budweiser
IVrr at Carl Mugge's are just the.
thing for picnics, excursions, etc. Some
thing new ; look at them.
The German barque Erwin is in be
low. She crossed the bar yesterday
afternoon at 6 o'clock; Wc did not as
certain where she was from.
Col. F. "NY. Kerchncr, of this city,
w as in Raleigh on Wednesday, as was
also Dr. S. 8. Satchwell, of Fender
county, and Col. A. Pope, of Richmond.
Mr. II. A. London, of the Chatham
Jt'ironl, whose family arc now on a
visit to this city, arrived here yesterday
morning and will remain until Tuesday
next.
Dave Mallet was "run in" yester
day. II made a mistake of a day
usually taking his weekly quota on" Sat
urday the day for which he has letters
patent.
We understand that the ladies and
&iulemen of St. John's Church nave
decided to have a lawn party at an early
day, probably at the City Hall Park
it' it can be obtained.
A small l)oy broke a street lamp on
the corner of Fifth and Nun streets
yesterday afternoon with a brick wlich
'lie had thrown at another boy. The
little fellow traveled for home when he
hoard the jingle of the glass.
The excursion down the river which
was to have been given complimentary
to the visiting Odd Follow s next week
has leen abandoned. The visitors will
be taken to the Sound on Tuesday and
regaled at Capt. Mannings.
The steamer Lisbon came in Thurs
4y from HerriugsvMe, Sampson coun
ty, with 400 barrels naval stores, con
signftd to Various partiesand left yes
terday on the return trip. She reports
good boating water for her capacity. v
The frame of the Hotel Brunswick, at
nmhville. has been erected and the
rpenters aretiard at work weather
hoardinff it. Pvon- fli ; lnmoin
10 hare the building ready for the re
Hion of guests by the first of June.
The kitchen' garden attached to the
idence of Miss Jane Prew, on Fifth,
'tween Walnut and Red Cross streets,
robbed 6n Thursday night of all
,w tables of an eatable size. The
is a severe one to Miss Prew and
hope that the thief may be caught
aid punished.
The colored man who was supposed
Ul l crazy and who was locked up in
"'station house on Thursday night,
s sent out to the insane department
4 ,r 1 he County Poor I louse, 1 f his state
"nt is to be taken he is a man of fam-Jlv-
He claims to have 1,000 children.
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VOL. YI.
xport Foreign.
Nor, barqurc ' fti.qai Caht. Johnsen,
cleared, yesterday for Riga, Russia,
with 4.0GG -barrels fosin, valuetl at $10,-2-18.52,
shipped ly Messrs E. G. Barker
& Co. , :
To Reniovc.
AYe are sorry to hear that Mr. Jas.
A. Willard, who has for so many years
been identified with the interests of otir
city, will remove hence.. He goes Ito
Baltimore where we understand he
will engage in the fruit business, as an
importer. He expects to remove with
his family in July. -
Original English Chatterbox.
We have received the Jannary num
berofthe Original tinglteh Glmttcrbox
from the American publishers, Messrs.
Estes & Lauriat, Boston, Mass. This
is one of the best children's magazines
in the world; containing 32 pages, and
1G lull-page illustrations each montli.
It has a world-wide reputation,1 and
ine re than a million
children in
Eng
land and America read its Charming
stories. Published at $1 ri year, with a
beautiful engraving to every new. sub
scriber.
New Church at Farmer's.
I
A neat little Roman Catholic Church
is to lie erected at Farmer's Turnout, a
small station on the line of the Wil
mington, Columbia & Augusta R. R.,
in Columbus county, 14 niiles west of
the city. Tho new building, which is
to be of w'ood, will be 25x50 feet, 14
feet clear in the interior and will seat
abouttwo hundred persons. Tile frame,
which was made by Messrs. dolville &
Co., of this city, was tegim last Tues
day and was completed and put on the
cars yesterday. It 'will bo a plain build
ing, as the congregation is. small as yet,
trie principal ornament on the exterior
being a cupola surmounted by a cross.
Mr. C, I). Morrill, of tjiisjcity, has the
contract for erecting the building, work
on which is to be begun at once. The
building is to be dedicated on the first
Sunday in June, just four weeks from
next Sunday. ;
A Dangerous Neighbor.
Yesterday forenoon Mr. I)ennis, who
has charge of the Hilton bridge, crossed
the Northeast river and went into the
rice fields which adjoin the railroad,
where ho came very rlear being bitten
by a rattle, snake. lie was within , a
yard of the snake before it was disco v
eredrand it may safely be presumed
that it took but a moment to increase
the 'distance by a hasty retreat. Se
curing a piece offence rail hejadvanced
and killed the snake, which bad 13 rat-
tlos and a button, was 5 feet long and
2A inches in diameter.
A Masriiifyiujr Class
The Honorable Jesse TJarper, of Il
linois (by the way, is he an? Honorable?),
who spoke here to a very muchly mixed
crowd on Tuesday night, was in Raleigh
Wednesday, when he told a News a?ul
Observer reporter that be spoke in Wil
mington to a crowd numbering at least
3,000. This is a 4. well, a mistake,
and that, too, by a veryJarge:mftjority.
There were about 300 persons in attend
ance that night, and the ' addition of
an1 ought to these figures is j simply a
magnification. The glass which Mr.
II. last held to his lips iere must have
have been of at least ten diameteers !
Bread vs. Water!
We doii't want tojbe understood from
what we said yesterday in a little piece
headed "Bread vs. Show," that we are
in any manner opposed to the putting
up of a fountain in the City Hall Park.
On the contrary, we most heartily fa
vor the proposition and hope that it
may be carried out ; but at the same
time we must urge upon the city au
thorities the fact that the miserable
pittance of 10 cents per day, although a
very small amount to men with large
rl ic vpt nf PTP.lt
importance to individual members of
the force. It is for the Democratic
members of the Board of Aldermen to
look at this thing through tlieir own
sixctacles, and not through the glasses
of others, especially if those others
should happen to be of the opposition.
This can be done without detriment
to the prospects of the proposed foun
tain. The city of Wilmington owns
but this one little lot (of enclosed green
sward, and it should be? ornamented.
The cost would be very light, and; the
gain in attractiveness will be very grcat.
Small annoyances in life arc vanish
ing through scientific discovery. Iii his
Skin Cure, Dr. C. AY. Benson of Balti
more, Md., has created a perfect reme
dy for tetter, eruptions and scurf on
the face or scalp. Every x?rson using
it win nave a near coiiiu ensure.
WILMINGTON, N. C,
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers' of the liar held in the Court House
this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for the pur
pose of completing the organization of
the Bar Association of this ; citv.
U. SJ .District Court. i
ne oniy case ineti yesterttay was
that of the U. S. vs. Samuel Kornegay,
indicted for violation of section 5,469,
abstracting money frpm U. S. mail.
The jury returned a' verdict of not
guilty. The Court having finished its
labors it adjourned for the term.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco-
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, j Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes
lowest prices. '
and
at
the
t
To Resume.
The repairs to the steamer 'Passport
having been completed .she will resume J
her regular trips on Monday. The
handsome little craft looks as pretty as
ever and Capt. Harper is stepping as
high as a peacock or Roscoe Conkling.
It is the opinion of some of his friends
that he is in need. of a. mate but they are
undecided whether it is a male or female
mate he is zomz to take.
Sentenced to Albany
Geo. W. Blaney, colored,! who was
i i .j
convicted in the U. S. District Court on
Thursday of robbing the mail, was yes
terday sentenced to 2 years' imprison
ment in the . penitentiary at Albany,
N. Y. It will be remembered that
Blaney was employed as a porter in
Col. Pope's office in this city about 12
months ago, and that he was caught in
lhe act of embezzling money from the
mail. Since his arrest he has been in
the county jail in this city.
Deserving Articles are always Appre
ciated. . The exceptional cleanliness of
Parker's Hair Balsam makes - it popu
lar, i Gray hairs are impossible with
its occasional use.
; What We are Told to Do.
A news roporter should be a man of
immense size and of herculean power.
He is expected to "pitch tin" to every
body and everything, and' if he does not
he's "frightened," "owned by a ring,"
etc., etc. The first thing yesterday
morning after we started down town
a worthy citizen button-holed us, took
us to tho edge of the sidewalk and told
lis : "The newspapers should pitch in
to these baby carriages. ' Suppose,"
said he, "one of them should be rolled
on my favorite corn, what could I do?"
"Holler," said we. "Ah, you are
afraid to say any thing about them,"
he said as he walked off. j Yes, we arc
afriad to say anything agin baby car
riages and their occupants. We own
one ourselves, a carriage we mean; be
sides, we don't want to bring down the
wrathful indignation of every mother
n town on our innocent head, because
a worthy citizen is afraid of having his
pet corn hurt! We are frequently told
hat we ought to pitch into the city au
thorities, butchers, hucksters, railroads,
steamboats, drays, turnpikes, and fire
department. If we pitched into every
thing, we would soon fie " pitched into
the river! " and that would end our ca
reer. No, sir; we don't care to be
made food of for little fishes.
Skinny Men.
'Wells Health Renewer" i restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Im
potence, Sexual Debility, j $1. Depot
Jas. C. Mnnds. ,
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magra-
zinc.'
The June ncmber abounds with bril
liant and -highly ! interesting contribu-J
tions by the, editor (Rev. Dr. Talmage)
and other talented writers. The open
ing article, "Henry Wads worth Ixmg
fellow," is by the editor, also an. admir
able a ticle, ''Brightening Prospects"
and the "Home Pulpit" contains one of
las characteristic sermons, "Shall we
Know Each Other in Heaven?" "Milan
and its Cathedral," "The Philosophy
of Starving," by Dr, W.C.Gray; "The
Pilgrimage of Gottlieb and Irrgeist,"
aire among the prominent illustrated
articles and deeply interesting. "The
Regicides in America,' by the Rev. J.
Y. Lewis, with its five illustrations,
will not fail to attract great attention,
as willTikewise"Grub Street. Jjondon'
by Frances Hays. The sketches, essays,
etc., are by well-known authors; the
serials " Weighed and j Wanting" and
"Margaret's Enemy" are continued,
and the rjoems are numerous and of
great merit -manv of them arc beauti
fully illustrated. "Resides an abundant
miscellany, there are the following
interesting features: VThc Collection
Basket" "Information for the Curious,"
"Religious Facts and Fancies," etc., etc.
A single copy cosis 25 cents only, and
the annual subscription, is $3. postpaid.
Address, Frank: Leslie, 53. 55 and 57
Park Place, New York.
Anything in the !hardware line can
be found at reasonable prices at Jaco-
SATUItDAY. MAY C.
( The New Ollicors.
The impression made by His ('Honor
Judge Seymour and the new District
Attorney, Mr. W. S. OT. Robinson,
during their first term of Court in this
city, a-e very flattering. His
Honor
took a firm stand - against professional
jurors and has succeeded in break i mr
up the association (of partisail jurors.
Mr. Robinson i handled bis cases with
much ability and' .despatched the busi
ness of the Court. Floral trophies were
presented to His Honor and his able
District Attorney as tokens of appre
ciation of tlieir uniform courtesies to
!,thosc attendant upon Court.
Young: Men's Christian Asso
I ciation.
A number of prominent business gen-
Clemen met by invitation of Mr. Geo,
Chadbourn. at his residence, last even-
ing,
to meet Mr. T. K. Cree, and Mr.
L. D. Wishard, of Yew York, Secreta
ries of the International Committee of
Young Men's Christian Association.
Mr. Jas. Fa-rie, Jr., of this city, wras
first introduced by Mr. Chadbourn, and
briefly explained the purpose of the
meeting, viz.: To confer in regard to
lhe advisability of organizing an Asso
ciation in ! this city. He heartily testi
fied to the value the Association had
been to humanity both in this country
and England, and then introduced Mr.
Wishard, the College Secretary of the
International Committee, who said :
It was my privilege last July, while
in Iondon, where I went to attend the
World's Conference; of Associations, to
meet and converse writh the founder of
this movement. I went one day to a
large business house opposite St. Paul's j
and, ascending to the third "story, sat
down to dinner with Mr. George Wil
liams. In the midst of our conversa
tion, he remarked :
" Mr. Wishard, this room is very
dear to me because of some early asso
ciations. Thirty seven years ago I was
a clerk in this business house. This
was my bedroom. One evening in
Julie, 1844, some of us young men as
sembled here to discuss what could be
done to lead our fellow-clerks to Christ.
In order that our work might, lie done
systematically we organized a, society,
and called it the Young Men's Christian
Association. That was the beginning
of this work.
There are now not less than 2,500
throughout the -world 1,300 in the old
world!, 1,200 in America. I
The last .World's Conference was
presided over by such men as the Earl
of Shaftsbury and Sarauel Morley and
the Earl of Aberdeem arid Sir John
Kennaway, who left their seats in Par
liament during one of the most exciting
discussions which' has j agitated that
body for years, viz : trie consideration
of thej Land Bill because of their deep
desirej to participate in the discussions
of this important assembly of young
men. One of the most enjoyable sea
sons of the Conference consisted in a
reception given the delegates byr the
Lord Mayor of London, who when
greeting them, stated that in all the pe
riods-of his Mayorship; he had never
welcomed to the Mansion House so im
portant abodyns that which represent
ed the youngj men of the world.
One of thel most interesting and im
portant branclves of the work in this
country is-the college work. . College,
associations began to be organized
twenjy-four year -j1 ago in the University
of Yirginia and Michigan. One speed
ily followed in-the University of North
Carolina. Through the earnest efforts
ot the lateueneral .Lee, uunng his l'resi-
dency in
V ashmgtoii College now
Washington
Iee University, a vigor
ous association was organized m that
institution.which was followed by their
formation in other institutions until
there 1 are now associations in nearly
titty colleges of the South. The object
of a college association is to do in asys
matic manner the Christian work of the
college. j : j
These 1GG college associations, con
tain a membership of 8,000 students.!
During the past five years over 3,500
students have professed faith in Christ
as a result mainly of the work of these
associations. North Carolina is prom
inent in this college work, there being
six College Associations in this State.
This College Young Men's Christian
Association movement has been en
dorsed and materially aided by such
inch as Dr. Carlisle, of South Carolina,
Dr. Curry, late of Richmond College,
Bishop McTyeire and Dr. Somers, of
Nashville, DrJ John A. Broadus and the
late Stuart Robinson, of Jxmisville, Kv.t
also by ex-President Hopkins, of Wil
liam College, Presidents"' Porter, of
Yale, McCosh, of Princeton, Porter, of
Union, and Anderson, of Rochester
Union and manv 'prominent ministers
ami professors iu
Thcoloirical
Semi-
nanes-l .
'"The ilcvelopment of the work of the
ssociation in the-. United State and
Canada is entrusted to an International
Committee, the headquarter of which
New York. The Committtee is
composed of such gentlemen as Hou.
Cephus Rraiuerd, Chairman, a well
known lawyer, Cornelius Vaiulerbiir,
of the New York Central fc Hudson
River R. U., Morris A. Jessup, a prom
inent banker, R. R. McBarney, who
Has lor many years been identified witli
the work, and Wni. E. Drnlge1, Jr., a
leading merchant. In addition to these
about sixteen1 other gentlemen, repre
senting all parts ot the country, are
connected with the committee. Among
these arc Col. Munford. of Richmond,
Mr. Sniyth, of Charleston and Mr.
Hardie, of New Orleans. The com-
1882.
NO. 111.
miltee lias orjjanizell- work anion"
railroad 'men, (Jorman spaking young
'men, college students, coinnierciaT
I Imvellersml have secretaries who
tle-
vote all thtur time to these classes.
There are now over- 1,000 Associa-
Thev own (u hnildir,''s. -vnluml fit
j 3,iioo.oOO. and employ 205 stxretaries
i who give their entire time to the work.
As to the newt lor a local .association
Mr, Cree said there are many stranger
I young men in your city who need the
j assistance such an organization would
give. Theft; are very many young men
ouside of the church'whom the associa
tion would try to reach, and with a free
reading room and library, open to all
the young men of the city, with an
active religious work for young men
and moral and social work, much coed
could le done. A work for boys is part of
would .)rovii!e employment and recoup
I mend boarding houses for
young men.
1 hat the previous, associations failed w
but the history of every association in
a city that tried to carry 'on a Young
Men's Christian Association work with
out an efficient' secretary, trained to the
work; They arc proving a success in
Richmond, Petersburg, Charleston,
Atlanta and the other leading cities of
the South. i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Smithville.
O
N AND AFTER TITE STII INST THE
Steamer PAssrOUT will resume her regular
trips for Smithville, leaving wharf foot of .Mar
ket Street, at 9 a. m., except on ISaturdays,
wnen sue win leave mituvlile at 7.30
a. in.,
ami Wilmington at 4.U0 p. m. I
J. W. IlAKl'KU.
mayG-lm Master and Agent.
It Has Come !
T'1
AT RED HOLLANDS FOIi WINDOW
SHADES id now here ami we are at workjon
iti. Will serve you now at ehtirt notice with
Up; White, Brown, Buff or Edru Holland or
otlit-r shades in a variety of colors and figures
with cither conl or iving fixture, at
S. JEWETT'S,
" 27iN. Front Street.
Where 3-ou may lind competent hands to do
your Upholstering or make for you an Awning,
Mattress, Frame or Cornice. may 0
At Lowest Prices.
pXVELOPES, ' m
COMMERCIAL NOTE llAl'ER,
LETTER TAPE!:, j
FOOLS CAP.
OFFICE BASKETS,
JAPANESE PAKASOLS,
BASK BALLS, i
I ACCORDKONS.
In large varieties at
may 6
HEINSBERGER'S.
Ice IceIce !
I WOULD liESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THE
citizens and public generally, that I have laid
in a full supply of choice ICE and am now ful
ly prepared to" II 11 orders to all points on the
Railroads and Bivers at low prices, and hope
to secure a reasonable snare oi patronage.
B. II. .J. AHRENS, Prop.,
vpl 28-law-5w-sat New Ice House
Budweiser Lager Beer.
JJANDV PACKAGE FOR PICjNICS, etc.
Four bottles of this, cerebrated Beer, a.glasa
ami corkscrew in convenient package no
trouble to carry it, for $1, for lirst box. Box
can be used any number! of times nd refilled
for SO cents, at . CARL Ml'tJGE's,.
mav r-Ivk
Under Telegraj)!! (Juice.
Aesthetic Cofors and Shapes.
J RECEIVED BY .STEAMSHIP "(iULF
Stream" a large invoice of Millinerv, all the new
new Straws, yKsthetie Trimmings, Flowers, &c.
I have on hand a beautiful assortment of Fancy
Good s, Neckwear, Fans and Satchels, Ladies'
and Children's Underwear and Hock'ry.
i .
Itespcctf ully,
MISS E. KATtTiER,
mav .i Jt,xcnange corner.
They Will Be Here Monday !
!
riJHE TWO AQUATIC!
JL MONSTER WHALE,
WONDERS THE
CO feet In length.
weighing pound-, and Capt. PAUL
BOYTON, ..-whoso ..startling - adventures on
Sea, River and Iike are unparalleleil In the
annals bf history. Th Prince o WhaleL" is
the only genuine Arctl., Whale ever taken cn-tiix-l-
whole from the water and is the great
est natural curiosity on earth. He will lie on
exhibition FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, COM
MENCING MONDAY, MAY s, in the Whale
Pa villion on Nutt -trct, near-tie ' Wihning
ton t Welrhjni Freight !-iot. I Capt. Ikvton
will .Ik? in tiif Whale P;:vilIio:i huly, to show
his wonderful dress, hUHnpiinioii du voyage,
the "Baby Mine," in which he carries supplies
when making his lonely voyages; his sails.
paidles, flags, cti. ; alsj the "beautiful case of
meluLs llit ltavebeen presentext to him by
crowned heads arid goveruments from everj"
qnartorof the glolie.
Admission 2. cents. Children 15 cents. Doors
ojwn from a. m. to 'J p. in. may .V.H
NEW THINGS
(JUSTIN.) 1
COLORED NUN'S CLOTHs,
m BLACK " CLOTH. i
FRENCH SATTEEN,
EMBROIDERED WHITE FLANNEL,
SOMETHING NEW In Neckwear.
white Marseilles spreads.
i - !
Atteutlon is askcl icelaJly to thec:
WHITE AND FANCY MATTING,
Carpet?, Oil Cloths, Mats,
LADIEH TRUNKS, Si, 4, 3J hieh.
NEAV BUTTONS.
niav . i u aic i i
-T- -PLEASE NOTICE.
yswUlbcglaa jr ,wcje communication
from WuVfrlendi on any Vnd nil Wbjec'u of
general Interest hnt j 1
The name of the writer Wt aW-ara l fur.
nlhetl to the Editor. ,j j l' 1 ' ' '
CoramnBicaUom mnst be written jon only
p:ie Me of the paper. j '
JVrvortn lities raut lc avoided. j , j I
And It is especially and particularly under-
stoM that the Editor does not hlwnyrndorse
the views of correspondent unless J !state
in lhe eihorlal' columns,!
NEW AlVEKTIsiiEXTS.
L..
Grand-Opening of Millinery.
rjlIIERE WILIj BE A (JIIA jI HPENl.t?
ot fir.cFivnch Pattern Hat's, IVnueH, Flowirs;
ele.,at MKS. E. A. LUsDN'S on Wednes.
day, lhursday and Friday. Thela.'.ieA are iv
s'lHMrt fully re.jnestcd to attend. aid 30-Iw "
Joseph Denck, Piano Tuner,
"riLL REMAIN IN WILMINGTON A
,M '.TwweekA to Tune and Repair llanos.
Melodians, Reelatul Pii Organs; at Ahvlerate
I rices, and possesses everv fjicllitv for the
prompt execution of all work entrusted to him.
Orders left at Mr. HclnsUTger' liook ami
Music1 store will meet with attention. . ,
apl 2S-iv I i
Bock Beer,! Bock Beer !
rpHE FIRST OF THE SEASON AND BEST
OF ALL i
i
BEIKNER & ENGEL AG
i
i i1 I '
MX AHEAD!
Werei-eived our first Instalment of .BOCK
- . 'i '
iirtu yesterday in our refrigerator oars.
IT CAN'T BE BEAT 1 J
WM.GENAUST,
may 3-ihvks
Agent.
Big Fish and Oysters. 1
J AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
Pig Flab, ami Oysters td my guests' at Pint
Grove, Wrightsville Sound. i1
Come in and tVy them. ! j il
may3-lni- E. W. MANNING, Pnjp.
.A Card.
I TAKE THIS METHOD TO INFORM M V
friends that I have nevcrcd mv business con
nection with the linn of Geo. Myersl and ex
pect to open in a short time a llrst-elassi Gn
eery and Jobbing ' House. Mv ifrieml- "
please take notice. Tliey win W iiifornie in
due time as to the. locaiion. I i
may J-lwk. j i ;Et). M. CRAPON .
Cape Fear Tobacco Works .
rjMIE CNDEItblGNED 1LVV1NG PURCHAS-
el the intent of Messrs. If. Bmnhlld Bro.,
in the above business, will continue the maiiu
fa'cture and sale of Tobacco under the linn
name of "THE CAPE FEAR TOBACCO
WORKS." w. L. MEADOWS,
. may 4-1 w. . G1MER KIDDllR.
To Subscribers Telephone
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Exchange.
J LEASE ADD TO YOUR LIST :
No. A. V. Wilsoh, Saw Mill
may 4 it J. C. WHITE, Manigcr.
Brown & Pearson.
riUIE TON(.)RlAL ARTISTS PESOS'AL-
1 v- in attendance at the Barlxer Shop, No
Front Street, next to Mr. MelntlreVDry g1kU
more. in work guaranteed ami done only. In
Sime's Gum Camphor.
003IETHLNG NEW. AN ELEGANT 'pRE
O paratiou vt relhied Gum Camphor in ounce
blocks, the neatest and most convenient thing
of the kind, r cents per ounce block. Warner's
Safe Khlney and Liver Cure, fresh lot. SShi
moils' Liver Regulator, genuine, in 25j; packa
ges. Simmons' Liver ltegulator, genuine, in
yOc bottles. Martinique Lime Juice Syrup, in
connection with our Soda Fountain, inaking
one of the newest and mo;t delicious Summer ;
Drinks. MUNDS BROS.,
may 4 Brooklyn.
Livery and Exchange Stables
and Cart House.
"tin: HAVE .COMPLETED A LARGE
V bnil.ling witii all conveniences for a Ltv-
cry and Sale stables and Cart HonVe, and offer
aceoiiinioriations lor man an! insift. JIopmm
and Buggies for hire on reasonable iterm.
Everv-tjlrlng first clap and new. Ambii,lanccR
and WagonetU'H for Excursion partleo. V
MERRIIT A HOLLINGSWORTII, '
Livery anl -Sales .suibles, . ) i
Corner Fourtli V Mu!beiT3' htreeis.
may 3-lm hxw j :
A New Lot
O
F HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
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sale low. I have full lines of Trunks ami a-
lise at prices to suit the limes. . i
CjJ" Bepairing executed neatly and wrth L'-
patcji. -'
J. IL MALLARD, I
Successor to Mallard A Ikwdcn,
apl :V) tf No. 8 Front Street.
Clicwin Tobacccj.
ri RESPECTFULLY OFFER TO OUB
patrons and the trade generally, all grades of
Chewing Tobacco of our former manufacture,
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of which we hold a large stork, and which we
will sell at reasonable price. We thall con
tinue th Tobacco Bu-lne.v In all
its branch
f , anl hall add a Cigar Factory,! which wllj
in? known, m the CHAMPION CICAR FACT03Tp
anl thereby be enablcI to ecll Ilrhl CUa.h Geo jt
at lowest price anl to comictc with any market.-
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IM Ntrr FAIL TO CALL UPON US W)R
CHEWING TOBACCO, and our salesmen wU
from time to time call upon vou
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dcrt. Rcspcetfully your,
to solicit or
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may 21m
If. BRUNHILD & BRO.
A White Woman
c
AX CUT A GOOD HOME AND LIBERAL
wages bv applying at this office.