e;ery horning; Mondays"
cepted by -
l p
'"jOSHT.-JAMBS.:;
motion POSTAGE PAID: - .T -CB5C
J month,. $2.00. 'Three
,w 7'" ... . ueiuouiir r'
n" .m lie delivered My carri-
n . ,v ..at of ti.o clty.-nttha JlioY
V ail fail-lVOIj.
""''" ' .,...;r ,,:nHjr regularly.
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,DEX TO KEWAOVERTISEMFMTS
I rod
!
Ml M . f. vTT4 nrriVOfl. 1
- r IIWIS -
' u- ,ir f ' Wisi -A 110W slock'
Mt. i
i l -I
'!ivi-rl.-,:1
t - .
; - fl ifc v, j
. -f cotton at tm l)rt
V
r i,.
i .,r it l:de
. Vitv. and is j
I
if I I Tit tu' Jn t Tl
i . i ?n nrono3el foilll-
i- i, ruinoi""1 1H-11 1 1 . ..i"
for the "itv Hali lrk ,s to ,c pur '
-Sunnnoi
..,; ;n the hardware
line can
vnni rrmable pr.ices at JACO-
this for May
Ice has
. i
down to zroai
Ull -...
;,0 up amor-liectics ;
n-..- Vnrthron is expected to preach
; st Viufs Church in Ncwbern, on.
nt
Sunday
( orman -barque Augusta Jcannelte,
lliuracn. hc; for liiga, Ilftssia, was
iV n,r.Eng.,JiayioHi.- ... .
Frrshater Verch,Trqut and ;Black
fch'bfHtaand Hne. A full assort
ment nd lowest prices at, jACOCfSr t
Dvln.h "barque Traveller, Tassiful,
rleaml'at .rhiUdelphia, IIay13th, for
ihis port.
The first roasting ears of the season
pa-ntl here :i day or two ago. They
were from Savannah, bound for Kich-
niond.
An enrieher of the blood and purifier
of the svstem ; cures lassitude and lack
.f energy; such in-Brown's Iron Bit
icrs. roar in mind h strawberry festival
wliiehistftbe jiven this evening: A
pli-asant hour is promised to all who
mav attend ;
To Builders and others (io to Jaco
ki's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
fco. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. f
Kavly risers report a slight frost visi
ble here yesterday luorniug. In all of
our experience, ve have never before
n -corded a frost in this section in the
middle of Mav.
The electric fire alarm was being
placed in position yesterday. The
work was not quite completed, but tho
alarm will be ready for use somo time
during the day.
To Promote a Vigorous Growth of
me hair, use 1'arker s Hair Balsam. It
restores the youthful color to gray hair,
removes dandruff and cures itchin of
itieH'alp.
The latest novelty in fans is ova1
toipcd with bright colored satin. One
fide is hand painted in graceful flowers,
the other has a small pouch made of
atin for holding tho handkerchief.
At a m-ent meetiug of the two socie
ties at Wake Forest College, Mr. Ed. S.
Alderman, of this citv. .was chosen as
the Orator of the Phi. Society, on the
evasion of the next anniversary ceie
hrati.m in February, 1883.
xJrT. m lnai;' v VLittle Ca
tJull lasant to take, sugar
To i fv r h- ,llaiK Standard Cure
?'m JkraU MrCOt' Ncw York'
The latest rage among the" juveniles
. Is "keeping store'1. They turn'out
a dry gtXxls box, lit it with shelves, put
"!,? ,sUvk of eandy and lead pencils and
ilor i.rimecost! In ;this wav thev
driving lt)usines.v '
the last mepting oftheAVihiiins
Meam Fire Fic Company, No.
. anmimiftim ... .
as aniKinteti .to.sniA(t
Ulw uniform for the Company. One!
V t!u committee is nnw -Vnrtii ' '..!.!
; fwk around toelect new and kn-
M unifonns for the Conny? -
Infant
O' are hojing for an unusuallv
r;e turnout Of tbo I momWT-c nf tv.
Company on the occasion .of the anni
vrsary parade and drill, which falls
e on tlie 20th. .,
T cr' Works have " already
proved a blessing to Vilmington, for
o0hold purposes as well as for ser-
tUterf rffiro- The plumbers and
rdrr kej,t supplying the
JeirJ we hrxvc not the works
..r, in i . ' ! -
" ...l ,i Montevideo April "Jtn. Lhii-e was a report m circnla
! - 'rwo; ''IVibou, hence, i yesterday to the ell ect' that there
vannip been a jail dehverv at Smith villo
,Tl.,l -m . Tuesday niffht. J Wc tried, to tn
- nri: . n win. . - - .
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VI.
We call the attention of our lady
readers to the advertisement of Mrs.
Kate C. Wines as it appears in another
limit
She has just roceived a new j
i . L
atOek of spring millinery, hats, flowers,
Jotc. and invites Jhe-attention of the
ladies to her toclc, which U new and
choice.
' H
There is some talk here of another
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trust that it will not be all talk, andthat !
Im n,-! '
. - if n o fi
ed with better houses than he has had j
liere this weelv, lie4 is !' gentleman of
rare sifts, and should !alwa vs attractra j
tioii on
had
on
ace the
j-rinrt In if-;; foimrAin-honri Knf ynJill
r . i' " r
llot do so
From ,a subscriber at Pate's, we
learn that all that .section of country
West 'of Lumbertou was visited by a
heavy frost on Tuesclay night. Our in
formant states that a great deal of re
planting has been necessitated by the
frost. .
Numerous arrangements are
being
made for; a holiday here on the 20th-
provided. Some want to go to Char
lotto, others to Smith 'villi' and , still oth
ers to the Sounds. It is unfortunate
that flic anniversary shouldj fall on Sat
urday, but there is consolation in know
ing that it must come on that day some
times.
oome ioiKS wiu, 'so m
p ii n i
on their own
hook" and afterwards bewail their fate.
despite - the constant i warnings of the
Press. Not so, however, vLth Mr. L.
W. Stclhvag, Springfield, lo., who in
speaking with otir reporter, observed:
I had Occasion to prove St A Jacobs Oil
an excellent remedy for sprains. II
sprained, my toot and knowing that the
remedy had done.splendid service in a
similar case, I sent fori a1 bottle. The
confidence I had in the larticlq was not
mispiacen ano was - wen rewarded, lor
in four days, I could walk withont any
inconvenience. That no physician could
prescribe anything i better under like
circumstances, I ani perfectly satisfied.
For SlieriffV
e mentioned yesterday
that the
contest for the shrievalty in this county
would be. a very waim one and that
Mr. II. El Scott was in training for the
fight. We understand now, however,
that Mr. Scott declared yesterday after
noon that he had given up all idea of
contestingtheLnomination as the out
look for him was not a very promising
one. This leaves Sheriff Manning an
almost clear track.
Disaster at Sea.
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Some fishermen,- on the , 16th instant,
"discovered an unknowrn two-masted
schooner, with all sail out, on her beam
eeds, and with no signs ot any one
being on board. She was off Drumhead
Inlet, and was drifting South when
seen. It is presumed that she was
struck by a violent squall and knocked
over before sail could be shortened, and
it is feared that th creW were all lost.
The. tugs in this city i have bien notified
of the circumstance
Skinny pjlen.
"Wells Health Rei
ewer" restores
Dyspepsia, Im-
health and vigor, cures
potenee, Sexual
Jas. C. Munds.
Debility . 1 . Depot
City Count.
Pomijqy Harris, alias W. W. Harris
was arraigned for disorderly conduct.
He was fined $1 or two days, He paid
p- '" -'.
Obadiah Jenkins, sa me charge, was
fined $2. Tie paid also. . ,
Frances Mallett likewise paid $1.50
for being disorderly.
o . A. irovn, same charge, w;
as dis-
charged.
"Tiie Best in the World."
- Asiteville. N.jC, Aug. 8, 16S1. I
Dir. II. II. WAKNt-K & Co.: Sirs.
I consider vour Safe I Kidney and Liver
Cure the best medicine in
he worh
for
kid no v and liver diseases.
Coi- R. C
OBuyoS'.
Champion Cigrar Factory.
laiuiuiiiuu v:t
r - . - r i i
We dropped into theiChampioh Cigar
Factory: on "".yesterday and found all
hands up to their eyes in worJc and
! somewhat behind m taeir orders.
Messrs Brunhild & Bro. tell us that
they ccm template putting on from J5 to
20 more hands, and in. order to secure
this Mr, I. Ilirschburg, the foreman Of
the factory, will, leayeherc for; the
North 'toitglit fbrengage! and bring
the hands back with him. 'Thecapac
ity of the factor-, when working full
force", is 50,000 cigars per week. Differ
ent grades of cigars are made in the
factory r. The proprietors import their
own Cuba and : Havana tobaccos and
make fine grades which they offer at
WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 18.
A Home Enterprise. J,
JMr. Jacob Elsbach ; has just turned
out, afhis shirt factory, a lot of shirts
which will compare favorably with any
made(in the United States.! A day or
two aijo his stock was almost depleted
in filling orders for the city and country
trade. But he has "fitted ud"' a sain.
i . 4 Jmi ii it.
. uu . . "a au vcr' "
nil mprpq sni hi a Inroo iml nrnmuoa
! that ho will never asain lot his orders
... .
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S61 W h
m. c are ciaa to
! i : a- 4
"UY- iu:
that every one will do as they should do
- patronize a home enterprise.
Not So Bad.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
Doual jMcMitlan, of Topsail Sound;
was not as seriously attacked as was at
first feared. ; While Avalking through his
farm a few days ago he was seized with
I vertigo, and was discovered before he
had regained his consciousness. It was
at first thought that ho wa3 attacked
with paralysis, but subsequent develop
ments have proven that it wasJb-nly a
slight attack of vertigo,' and we are
pleased to state that he is out again,
pursuing his usual avocations. I
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Crops"Gen. B. C. Manly's Fu
' neral. ' . : . -
We learn from our special reporter,
who has just returned from a flying trip
to Raleigh, that the crops along the
route on the Wilmington & Weldon
R. R., North Carolina R. R., Raleigh &
f Augusta R. R., and Carolina Central R.
R. are suffering very : much from the
cold snap, and in. many sections from
the joint worm, which will necessitate,
in many localities, replanting.
He reports Gen. B. C. Manly's funer
al one of the largest ever held injthe
State, and a total suspension of all busi
ness during the funeral! All public, and
a large v number of private, buildings
were draped in mourning. He was par
ticularly struek with the perfect order
which seemed to prevail in Stfch a dense
crowd during the entire procession to
and returning from the cemetery. Ral
eigh was indegd mourning for the loss
she. had sustained, and the immense
ffatherimr of lier people sho wed in what
high esteem Geni Manly was held by
them. Peace to his ashes.
A pure strengthening tonic, free from
whiskey and alcohol, cures dyspepsia,
and similar diseases. It has never been
equalled. Brown's Iron Betters.
I STATE-NEWS. .
News and Observer: Died on yester
day, the 15th inst., at 6 a. m., Miss
Louisa MJ Hill, oldest daughter of the
late Wm. Hill, Esq., former Secretary
of State, in the 78th year of her age, from
debility consequent upon advanced age.
Asheyille Citizen: Reports of the
wheat crops in this section come in with
unusual encouragement. There is no
dissent from the general verdict that it
is the best crop ever seen here.
Greensboro Bugle: A daughter of
Henry Barnnger, ot VV arnersville, aged
about twelvejyears, died ysterday under
very painful circumstances. She was
studying her Sunday School lesson Satr
urdav night, when tne lamp was over
turned, and she was burned to such an
extent that she died the next day.
preensboroATetr5 Mike Walkingstick,
Saggy Jackson and Anderson Miller,
convicted at Asheville court for break
ing! into a government warehouse, and
sentenced to two years inBuffalo (N.Y.)
Penitentiary, were brought down by the
officers last Saturday night and lodged
in iail here. The two; first named are
full-blooded Cherokee Indians, and can
speak but very little English.
Durham , Plant: It is thought the
Democratic Convention for this, the 5th,
Judicial District, will be held on the 4th
of July. Prof. Burcham died at
his residence in the eastern part of Dur
ham Friday evening, the 12th inst., af
ter a brief illness. He; came to America
from England only ome six months
ago. Since in Durham he had been en
gaged in teaching in the school of Dr.
Dean, proving nimself to be a1 ripe
scholar and fine instructor.
Robcsonian: Dr. R. VanipilL! of this
i town, is having some unfortunate cx-
t i r ii 1 t Tl ii..
penence wim iur. wamei r. .realty,
the celebrated piano and oran fraud.
Several months ago he sent Mr. Beatty
an order for a piano, and like is tho
prompt paying man that he is,' ho seut
the money with the order.. He is oue
of both yet, and likely to remain so.
Mr. J. S, McQueen, of Shoe Heel,
returned home on the morning of the
6th inst., with his bride, Miss Lucy
Butler.! of Richmond, Va. rr Mr.
Daniol l McCaskill, of Cumberland
ejountv, and father of Mr. J. C. Mc
CaskilL of Shoe Heel, died at his resi
dence on Tuesday, the j 9th inst. He
was in his 90th year, but his death iwas
hastened by a fall which fractured one
of his limbs. He was a native of Scot
land; ! i I 1 ' - " '
Flies and Bags.
Flies, roaehes, iant, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleaned out
by "Romjh on Bats." 15c "
Church Calendar, j
.Vscension Day Thursday. May lSth-There
will be Morning Prayer with Sermon and Cele
bration of the Holy Communion at St. James'
Church at 9 A. M. - .
There will be the same service at St. John's
at 11 A. M. Evening Prayer will be said at St.
John's at 5 rj If.
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. THE MALLS, i
Themails close and arrive at the City Post
office &4 follow : . . i ---
I CLOSE. 1
Northern through malls, fast.... ....4. 45 P. 31.
Northern through and wav malls. . . .5.40 A. M.
Kaleigh ..5.00P. 3L and 5.40 A. M.
Malls for the X. C. Uailroad ami
in?: A. & X. C. Railroad at 5.40 A. M.
southern Mam for all point south,
ilollr IMP V i
Western maiU (C. C.lteilwav)daUv, Y 1
(except Sunday) ........... I. .5.00 IV M. ;
All polnU between Hamlet and Ral- I
eigh 5.00 P. MJ
Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Rail
road i, ..R.00 P. M.
Mails for points between Florence
and CliarlesUm S.00 P. M.
Fayctteville and offices on Cape Fear
liiver, Fridays... .....LOOP: M.
Fayetteville. via Luniberton. daily.
except Sundays ..5.00 P. M.
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offi-
ces, Tuesdays and Fridays .6.00 A. M.
Smithvttlc malls, by steamboat, daHvi
(except Sundays) ......8.30 A. M.
Mails for Kasy-'Hlllr-Tww- Cr-ook,
. Shallotte and Little Kivcr, Tues
days and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
OPEN FOR DELIVERY".
Northern through and way mails. . . .8.30 A. M.
Southern Mails. - 8.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad... 10.30 A. M.
Mails collected fromstrcet boxes everv dav
at 3.45 P. M. ( I
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and
from 2 toJ.30 P. M. Money order and Register
Department open same as stamp office.
Stamps for sale in small quantities at general
delivery when stamp office is closed. j
General delivery open from daylight to dark'
and on Sundays from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M.
Bishop Iiymaiis Appoint meuts.
May 18 Tuesday, Williamston.
. ; May 19 Friday, Jamesville.
rl
May 20 Saturday, Trinity, Beaufo
County..
May 21 Sunday, Washington.
May 22 Monday, South Creek.
May 23 Tuesday, Durham's Creek.
May 24 Wednesday, Bath, j
May 25 Thursday, Zion's Church,
Beaufort county. j
May 26 Friday evening, Pantego.
May 28 Sunday, St. James, Beau
fort county. I
May 31 Wednesday, Makelysville,
Hyde county. y
June 1 Thursday, Swan Quarter,
Hyde county.
June 2 Friday, i Fairfield, Hyde
county. '
June 4 Sunday, St. George's, Hyde
county. . I
June 11 Sunday evening, Fayette
ville. June! 18 Sunday, Pittsboro.
Holy Communion at all knorhing ser
vices. L' i )
Collections for Diocesan Missions.
new advertisements;
A New Stock
QF SPRING IIATS, NECKWEAR, MILLIN
I511Y, etc., jnst received and for sale on reas
onable terms, At i
MRS. KATE C. WrINES,'
Second street, next South of Postoflice.
may 18-lwk 1
Patent Medicines.
i
D
R. CLARK JOHNSON'S INDIAN BLOOD
Syrup, Green's Ague Conquerer, 50 cents per
Bottle; Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
Kidney (Wort in Liquid or Powder form.
Agents for Rock Bridge Aluflt- Water. .
A full Hue of Mineral Waters fresh.
may IS , MUNDS BROS., Druggists.
N
EW HAIR MATTRESSES TO FIT YOUR
Bedstead, made to order at 40, 45, 50, 60, 80 and
85 cents per pound. . .
SHADES from 10 cents each to $2.50 each,
j At S.JEWETT'S,
1 27 N. Front Street.
Upholstering and Paper Hanging done.
1 Has Arrived !
gCHOONER E. M. IfAWES WITH j
Four Hundred Tons
KENNEBEC FLINT ICE FOR
may 13 W. E. DAVIS & SON.
For Sale.
ON MRS. WM. WRIGHT S SOUMD PLACJS
a lot of Lumber, suitable for building a
commodious Bath House, or for fencing.
This lumber being useless to owners will be
sold remarkably cheap. Also a good Bateau
with Oars and Oar-locks. For further infor
mation applv to
may 14 M"UNDS BROS., or J. C. MUNDS.
First-Class Humbug !
rTIHE JESTHETIC JOKER ! I
' I'M IN LOVE !
The above Is something entirely new and
I -
attractive. Price 10c At
'
HEIRSBERGER'S.
j JEsthetic Joker !
WHO SAYS YOU ARE A DARLING !
KISS ME QUICK !
Price 10c. At
may is. . HEINSBERGER'S.
j : j
Strawberry Festiral.
11UE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL SOCIETY
. of Front Street M. E. Churcn will have a
Festival to-morrow (Thursday) night, at the
Rankin Hall, where they will furnish Straw
berries, Ice Cream, Cakes and lots of good
things. -..!
Let everybody go. ' ' may 17-2t
Bock Beer ! Bock Beer !
Tivoli Bock Beer !
J-OT THE FIRST OF THE SEASON BUT
THE BEST. ; In fact BETTER THAN THE
BEST. ' !
Our Eefrigerator car is here with our
t " V . ' - , : i
second shipment of the Season.
IT CAN BEAT THE BEST.
may 10-3wk R, POETNER.
NOJ 121.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Picked Up.
15 CORD FLAT WAS FOUND ADRIFT
; about Big Island. The owners can obtain I the
m
proving property and paying charges.'
Apply to 1
may -1 St
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Jl. A. ULAMEYER.
Awake I
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JS EVERY ONE Wn.O GETS THE BEST
Goods for the Least Money
Why hot then try the NEW SADDLERY AND
TRUNK HOUSE of . '
Hi1 M i Bowden A- Co., ;
j 40 Market street.
Repairing promptly done. may 17
Best in the State ! "
DISPLAY THE PRETTIEST LINE OF
Ladles', Misses' and Children's -
Kid Button Joots
and Slippers!
To be found in the State.
NEAT AND NOBBY, j
LATEST STYLE.
AND LOW PRICES,
At U1SU. t KKCli & SOiSfc
may 17 . 39 N. Front Street.
Aesthetic Colors and Shapes.
J RECEIVED BY STEAMSHIP ' "GULF
Stream" a large Invoice of Millinery, all the new
new Straws, Esthetic Trimmings, Flowers, AeJ
I have on hand a beautiful assortment of Fancy
Goods, Neckwear, Fans 'and Satchels, Ladles'
1 -I : :
and Children's Underwear and Hosiery.
! Respectfully,
MISS E. KARRER,
may 5 Exchange Corner.
Notice.
Q ERTIFICTB OF DEPOSIT ISSUED BY
the First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C,
No. 3203, dated April 12th, 1882, for seven thou
sand three hundred three, and thirfy-threc one
hundred dollars ($7,303.83) in i favor of tho
undersigned has been lost in transmission by
mail, and all persons are cautioned against
1 . I
trading for same, as payment has been stop
ped, j ' A. C. LEAK.
May 8th, 1882. may 12-tf j
First National Bank of Wil
mington, i
CAPITAL STOCK...
SURPLUS FUND.i
.... $250,000
... 66,000
Deposits received and collections jinade on
all accesslblejpoinfs in the United States. '
DIRECTORS: , -E.
E. BURRUSS, D. G. WORTH,
A. MARTIn i J AS. SPRUNT,
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JAS. DAWSON. . -
OFFICERS:
E. E. BURRUSS.....
President.
JAMES DAWSON Vice President.
A. K. WALKER. ,
W. LARKINS
apt 23-tf
Cashier
A'sst Cashier
John Werner.
PRACTICAL GERMAN BARBER AND
PERFUMER,
29 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, N. C.
MANUFACTURER OF PARISIAN BRIL
lanttne, Friction and Lusion. A1m, Ex
tracts, Colognes, "Beautifler, Hair Oil, Tonics,
Renewer, Renovator, ! Hungarian, Coametlc,
and Hair Dyes of every shade. 1
I beg to inform the public that I can be
found at Mr. John Werner's, prepared to wait
upon all who favor roe with a call,
mav 13 JAMES II. CARRA WAY.
Turpentine Tools.
JULLERS, HACKERS, DIPPERS, TfflET
ters. Picks, 'nackwclgnts. Truss noops, Joint
ers, Adzes, Axes, Coopers' Planes, Punches,
Chisels, Acc. Large amount of the above
goods bow tn stock and on the way. Good
goods and Vfgg&n C0.
Successors to Jno. Dawson & Co.,
19, tl 423 Market St.,
may 14-ly Wilmington, N. C,
I Private Boarding.
HAVING RENTED THE WELL-KNOWN
&nd beautifully situated KeyiioWs Plare,
in the city of Asheville, I am preparsKl to take
Boarders on the following terms: $30 00 a
Tu.: ,.. 5i&ftMAj&,
tnyl2m . AjhcrlUe, i. C..
1882.
, PLEASE NOTICE."
to IWelra mmmnhlMtfAiia
general interest but V " 1 f
The name of the miter mnst "ahroyaiS'Sp
Communications must bo wrUten on pnljr ,
one side of the paper: 1 1 '7 f J. '
Pereonalltfei must be avoided. J T1
Antl It Is especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor does not always endorse
he vlewsof correspondent idssoi staled
In the e-titorial columns. ; j) " . -"
NEW VmrTOTlSEMBXTS.
SUMMER GOODS) ! . '.,
AT
rj. rji. iC A T Z ' s,
. . . ; $5 MARKET STREET.' ' L-.,. '
Extraordinary Bargains 1
' DUESS G OODsYt
y LL-THE LATEST NOYELTlt IN JlT,
ln, Snrrah and Brocade, 811k J. Moire A
tique. TUxsel, Eoule, Nun's Veiling,' Benga!itt
Buntings, all wool Beiges, Lawns, bee re ackers
Percals, &c. . Ever so innj- 1 --r-1
wttn riUnmmgB to lualch. w.iM
White Goods -7
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In every style, texture and quality possible.
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1 Embroideries' : ;"J
In Cmbrlcs, aNlnsooks and Serlsses uaiur
passed In Wtrkmanship and Price. . . ' - 1 iTt
1 1 1
Laces
In
iported from abnost overy country, bougat
id sold as special jobs. 1 t'
a.
GLOVES ! '
HOSIERY !
'A-
GOESETS'i
handkerchiefs, COLLARS'
SCARFS, RIBBONS, r . 1
VEILINGS, CREPEING '
& CREPE VEILS, . X
4 FANS, PARASOLS,
In endless vatiety and astonishing Low Prices'.
Housekeeping Gopds;!;
LINEN & COTTON SHEETINGS, DAMASKJB,
A ' ' i ' -. -
. Napkins, Towels;
MEN ancl BOYS' WEAtt;
LADIES' GENTS' & CHILDREN'S GAUZE
MERINO UNDERWEAR. ;
In short everything desjblc for an outfit,
ana at I'rices mat aeryxompeution. f
Call and save money by patronizing j -. .
M. tUJ. KATZi'
apl 30 30 MARKET-ST. Jt
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Wilmington Shirt Factory -
(the only one in the State) jsb,- 27 Market St
. J. EIBACII, Prbprietor.t
rilHE ABOVE FACTORY is ready no.wto
X offer to the public great inducements In
White Shirts at the following low prices: , The
"Congress" Shirt open back 75c; do. open
f roiit, 75c. Of these popular Shirts we bar. "
sold hundreds of dozens In the city, as well as
In the country, and therefore Is well known to
the public, and need no comments. The MRov
al", a Wamsutta Shirt, With- 2100 linen front,
90c.- Boy's Shirts all sizes, 75c. Night Shirts
75c. Col.-Dress Shirts from 25e and upwards.
Cotton Drawers from 25c. upwards. Hervy
Jeans Drawers, double lined on the- scat,'
Shirts and Drawers made to order' at low fig
ures and a good fit always guaranteed.
Country orders strictly attended to. These
articles, whieh we now offer for said are mad
up at home by well trained and long expert
enced hands and no northern mako , can iual
in sizes, fit and quality. , These Shirts are all '.
reinforced and cut lentghways the eloth, thof--oughly
examined before being put In stock,
Every Shirt Is guaranteed to lit, and war
ranted as represented or the money will bo re
funded. Come and save money aud buy your
Shirts at the factory. H ' f --Z-fi
Veiy Respectfully, , ' t-e fjvi
i J. ELSBACH;' " -
may 7 f .: Mannfactnrer:
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Bock Beer ! Bock BeenI
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON AND BEST
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Of ALL , : U U. -.
BERGNER A ENGEL AGAIN aIIEAD t.
We received our first instalment of BOQK
BEER yesterday m per refrigerator cars." -
IT CAXT BE BEAT 1 H T ' :
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Mova Slimmer Rocnrt ! 5 1
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Bruncvicfr;
TIRECTLT IN FRONT OP THE OCEA3T,
jiod twenty-five miles below Wlhnlnijtynj ; !
The HOTEL BRUNSWICK Is a new strnc
ture, and will be open fjri the reception pt
guests on THE FIRST DAT OFJUNE.-
It commands a sptendir yfisni aine nariw
and Ocean. Steamers ani ships pa In, front
of the door. - - hJAr.j .-:-;
Sailing and fishing are niunrps(rd, . Balb
nouses for the uc of guest..' A gooa xazwor
Music and Ball Boom wUk lifP
night. Ten-pin Aller, BlUJiriT1-1 ntl 5r
attached to the Hotel. ' . '...1 J
THE TABLE will bo tappUed. with rton.
Crai, Oysters, Clams, Terrapin, and. every
product of the sea. - t
, n..... SfMmm will leave
nni . . wn.titi.iTV mornln? and evrBr-
iimmjiim im rw. c . mrf
lug, making two mjw k r.
The Proprietor has an experience of TDny
years in enarge o "" , , . ,
Including the jale Atlantic Hotel.
in ivbu will bb sold on the
Terms moderate. Special rate to tunlBe.
. iVTJa. . B. L.I FERRY. lroprktor
and of pnxceu ixousr j uuaivu
rasy H-Snu
low prices,; .
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