u
THIS PAPER
eTery mornlnsr, Mondays ex
cept. b7 . V
JOSH T. JAMBS
,ITOR OPRreTOK-
RIPTION-S POSTAGE PAID:
i 00- One month. 35 cents.
"B ' llni be delivered by rarricra free
Tbe PP,iu anv part of the city, at the above
eBsr -n.r week. ;
r irtwr and liberal.
ijf,.ti!. rt RIiy n,i all fall-
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TOCAL NEWS.
,0EX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V.lXAKDS-t.
, v,i:A:"-sh,rt:;-s
Jvm-WePull.
i mu'ti Hirnitur;.
1'- i :
V fl.lAv!:-??llwanl.
,. '. K'IN(; - Co Stoves.
' T T . ....
. ii Uai.i.ako iiann-5.
, IF i:, et & fo-Cheee, &c. :
MrVN liiy s Insect Towder.
y4Tl)('ck r Iros. l'ianos.
Ifnvij-.Ki:.i.i'How rieasai.t.
M .M. K vi Suiuiiier (iobds.
h. I.. r.o.TWi:n;iJT Notice.
V U'. K'Nonrl link Business.
VM x tV XViJ n Monuments.
II am. l'r.AKSAi.L Cow lVas. -(,
j:T4 -.;--The People's House.
M, K. Kakkf.k Per Steamer.
F. A. Sciilitk Lost or Stroyed.
II. M. Bowden & Co Saratoga.
A. A. Wiliaki Man in's Sales.
j'50. II. Giles Tonsorial" Artist.
Hansen & Smitii Pine Wood Oil
Abram Joxen The Reason Why.
j D. Divis When at Smithvillc.
Rrowx & Roddick Diuna Forget
N'. J Af oiii To Make Home Beautiful
En Wilson- Manning Pine Grove.
Ckai'OK & Pickett Do You Know. I
Paukf.u & Tayuu Facts and Fig
urea. XV. E. Davis & Son Kennebec
Flint Jee,
Geo. Ji. French & Sons Best in
Town.
R. if. McIntike Traveling Public
No City Court yesterday.
1 )aj's length 14 hours and 28 minutes.
Sunset this afternoon at 11 minutes
past 7 o'clock.
The days are about at their longest
now.
So far only 135 persons have listed
their taxes.
Xo interments in Bellevue Cemetery
during the past week.
The first watermelon may be looked
t r in the next week or two.
If .Time continues as i lias begun it
will prove a wet month indeed.
The anti-Prohibitionists will hold
their convention in Raleigh Wednesday
next.
-'The Superior Court, Judge Giimer
presiding, will convene in thi3 city to
morrow. Two adults and two children were in
terred in Pine Forest Cemetery during
thewetk.
The wind is again, from the South,
and once more it is warm and like unto
summer.
The Register of Deeds issued mar
riage license to one colored couple du
ring the week.
The barges, flats, etc., for the work
on the upper Cape Fear will leave here
Tuesday next.
apt. T. J. Southerland lias made
;ome very decided improvements in Jhe
imeriur of his livery stables.
vur huoscrihers will confer a favor
i ,
upon us by promptly reporting to Mr. j
Craig, our City Agent, any failures to"!
Set their papers.
One adult and two children were in
lerrert in ( lakdale Cemeterv during th
i
1- fTCTTSPAPEK . . . - . - . . .. ,a j ,
week. One of the children was brought I name s Buffalo, applied at the Guard
here for interment. ? j House Friday night fordodging, stating
'-- - - - ' - - that she had lost her way and could not
Messrs. C. XV. Worth, Thos. Rad- get to her home. Her conversation
chffe, E. A. Alderman and Jesse B. with the janitor was rambling and in
Hiiwes, four young gentlemen of this ! eohereut, and she was locked up, as she
city and students-at Chapel Hill, are ! was thought to-be dcmentetl. She said
home for racat ion. she w:is to le married at nine o'clock
- Yesterday morning, but her cxected
"Rough on Rats." groom did not call ibr her at the Guard
vicars OUt rats. niipf rrknii: 1Irc in ..r. ii-!U li Jn.miroil intiv
her!3' Pibvuiianto-mornw.-. ,
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T-i
" little Stars" and the "Sun-
od game of base- ball yes-'
tenhy and the fonucr beat by a -core
ofii ... , 4
lo l-a close game. Master--
- "1J iHinung is the Captain of the :
"Uttle Stars" and Master Ancntm i
burr of tle 4Sunbeam ' ' i
; have published, wa not tired by Mr.
The New Church. j Berry Binford, after all. A careful vx-
the new Catholic church at Farmer's j aminatioii before the jury of inquest es
itrnoutwUl be dedicated; to-day. A ! tablished this fact. The shots tired by
pecial train will leave this city at 9
0 clock this morning, and retnrn at 3
clock. Bifchop Korthrop and Rever
end Fathers Gross, Wright and Oberley
take put in the dedication scrriccs.
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VOL. YI.
Exports Foreign.
liritish schooner Kalp Cartyton, Ct. !
I ThornilikccIeariMl vtenlav for ISritlge !
town: JJarbuiloen, . I., K itli ,'JK).()jn
feet luniU-r ami 26,700 sliingle value4;
at $3,803, -shipped by Messrs. -Korthi-op
cc L iimmm . ! , I . ;
OfT for Europe. !
Our youns friend. Mr. Chas. .XV.
Worth, will leave in a few dav.s lor an ;
extended trip through Knl.'jind and tin
.Continent. lie exiecU to isail from f
w York on the 10th inst., and will Ik; the act ot' inserting her niglit latch key
gone from home several months. IIe!mtue door, when a man rushed upon
has our best wishes " . her and grabbed a hand pocket book
A Reward.
! A valise containing ;a vcrv
valuable i
j set of surgical instruments, belonging -to
! Dr. W. J. Love, was 1 stolen from "the j
train tit the depot in hi city on Friday ;
j night. A regard will be paid for their ;
return and no questions
ad. iu another column. I
aske
Sec !
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Quarterly Meeting.
Rev. Robt. O. Burton, the P
Elder of the Wilmington Dis
resmmg
rict, in j
accordance with his published! appoint
ments, will hold his third quarterly
meeting for the present Conference year,
at the Front Street Methodist phurch
this morning, and at the Fifti Street
Church this evening.
Unmailables.
The following unmailable matter re
mains in the postoffice in this city : .
One stamped enrelope, illeg'bly ad
dressed ; 1 governraeut stamped envel
ope, addressed Timmpnsviile, S. C. ;
Miss L. Maddix-, Bogue , Sound, C 2dar
Pt. P:0., X. C; Charles Roundtree
Washington, N. C. 1
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Presentafien.
The young men of this city will pre
sent Hon. D. L. Russell) and Mi Du
Brutz Cutlar each with a handsome
gold-headed ebony walking cane as a
token of esteem and appreciation of
thcin efforts in the defences of Mr.Gause.
The presentation is to take place to
morrow night at the Little Giant Hall.
More Ldjjht Xeedcd.
At nine o'clock last night none of the
street lamps on Fourth, South of Dock,
on Orange, Ann or2sf"un,East of Fourth
streets, were burning. The streets were
very dark as was noticed'-. by pedes
trians. There seems to be a grca,t deal
of complaint, of late, oiji account of tlie
lax and irtregular manner in which the
street lamps are lighted. ,
Knights and Iiadiesj of Honor.
Mr. Kaphan, of South Carolina,
Deputy Supreme Protector of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor, is here
for the purpose of organizing a Lodge
He is also Past Dictator of Allendale
Lodge, No. 1818, Iv. of II., and will be
pleased to see the members of Carolina
Lodge at their regular meeting on Mon
day, the 5th inst.i at their jIall and cpn
fer with the members with a vievof
establishing a Lodge of the above order.
AReer Story.
Here is a beer story, fhe latest. It is
said that a certain1 Wilmingtonian, of
German birth, and three of his compa
triots; the latter beingj sea captains,
made a regular sitting of it last week
and succeeded, in eight hours, in having
emptied eight boxes of beer. Each box
held two dozen bottles and each bottle
a. pint of beer. This, at the rate of a
pint to the bottle, made 24 gallons of
beer, or G gallons to each man lin eight
j hours. This is told usi as a fact,
j Another Unfortunate.
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A vouns colored worn ant giving her
i . i "i rJ-, lllot-
i ii'" i. i . ..J.. j -. -----
uVh hooks and linos. A full a.s.ort- j
met and lowt-st prices at Jaoodi's. 1 1
r-r . , , ;
The Viltill Sliot. '
1, , . ,
u c iiiuicrsianu uku mihu
killed the refractory prisoner at, Monroe
last week, a full account of which i we i
Mr. Binford were not necessarily fatal
but the death-wound was inflicted by j
some one eise in loe crowu, uui, nu
not known. This is the official declara
tion.
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WILMINGTON, N. C. SUNDAY. JUNE 4. 1882.
HIGHWAY ROBBEKV.
IJoIrt and Successful Attempts.
rt iiiSht, aljout 0:30 .o'clock, a bold
a,M successful attempt at robbery was
practised on lxs. A. Shrier, in front of
her residence on Front street. She, to-
Either with two other ladies, had been
l,ovvn , town .shopping, and was return-
lu& ,l"lc when the robbery was com
milted. The ladies
were m
front of
Mrs, Sliricr's residence, and she was iu
, which she earned by the handle, !-The
t thief . made two -'."efforts -"to take it
from her before she .released it.
The rascal also jerked a bunchrtjf keys
om Mrs. Slirier. The ladies ave the
alarm and a crowd soon gathered but
the robber, who dashed off down Front
street, made good his escape. On the
key ring was a metal tag bearing Mr.
Shrier's name. The stolen bag or pocket
ltfok ermtnined nnlv fivft nr aiv dnl-
lars. The ladies were naturalW very
much alarmed and cannot say whether
the thief was white or black. All they
know is that he was a large man and
wore a white straw hat. He evidently
had seen the ladies down town shopping
and tracked them up until they got to
Mrs. Shrier's residence and then made
their assault.
Criminal Court. ,
The following cases were dssposed of
yesterday: 1 r
State vs. Eliza Jones, false pretense;
a juror withdrawn. Mistrial.
State vs. Herbert Thompson. Judg
ment prayed by the Solicitor. Judg
ment by the Court : Imprisonment , in
the county jail for 30 days and pay a fine
of $200. Appeal to" Supreme Court.
Appeal granted. Defendant required to
enter into bond of $1,000 for his appear
ance at the February term, 1883, of this
Court. - . "
State vs. W. Brown, larceny. Mis
trial: The defendant entered into bond
for his appearance at next term of
Court. ' t
State vs. Joseph Gause, larceny. Not
guilty. i ' '
State vsv Rich. Gause. The defen
dant comes into Court and not admit
ting his guilt says noli contendere,
thereupon the Solicitor for the State de
clines to pray the judgment of the Court,
prdered by the Court that judgment be
suspended upon the paynient of the
costs.
State vs. Thos. Gause. Same entry
as in the'ease of Rich. Gause.
State vs. DanT Ojsendine, larceny.
Sentenced to 2 years in the County
House of Correction.
State vs. Luey Walker false pre
tense. Sentenced to 2 years inj County
House of Correction. ( , '
State vs. March Campbell, larceny.
Two years in the Pjenitentiary.
State vs. Charles Bell, forcible tres
pass. Sixty days in County House of
Correction. 1
Church Services To;Day.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church,
corner of 8ixh and Market streets. Kev. F.
VV. E. Peschau, Pastor. German services at
11 a. m.. English services at 8 p. m.
St. James' Church, corner Market and Third
street. Kev. A. A. Watson, D. D. Kectoi.
Trinitj Sunday, June 4, 18S2. Morning Prayer
.and Communion at 11 a. m.; Sunday School
!at 5 p. mi ; Evening Prayer at 6 p. m.
St. John' Chnrch, corner Third and lied
Cross streets, Kev. Thos. D. Pitts, Eector.
Trinity Sunday, June 4. 1 Morning Prayer and
Celebration at 11 o'clock. Sunday School, at 5
p. m. Evening Prayeriand Sermon at 8 o'clock
Second , Presbyterian Church, cornier of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C. M.
Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and at 8
i ii. m. saouatn ftcnooi p. m. r-rayer Jicet-
uig v eunesuay ats p. m.
St. Thomas Church, Dock between Second
and Third Streets, lit. Kev. Bishop Northrop,
Pfor Mornins Services at 6, t :30 and 11
o'clock. Evening Services at :.iu oxiock..
Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, between
Church hml Castle streets. Kev. J. P. King,
Pastor. Services at 11a. m. and S p. m. Sun
day School at 9 a. to. .Prayer meeting every
Tuesday night.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of
Fourth ami Orange streets. Kev. T. M. Am
bler, Hector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock;
Evening Prayer at 8 oYclock ; Sunday school at
3i 2 o'clock. "Seats free.
First Prcsbvterian Church, corner Third and
Orange fclreef. liev. Dr. Joseph K. Wilson,
Pastor." Morning jervice at 11 o clock : evening
erviec at 6 o'clock; Sunday srhool at 4.4. i.
m. ; Thursday night lecture at 8 o'clock.-
Front street M. K. Church, South, corner -of.
Front and Walnut streets. Kev. Frank II.
WoimI, Pastor. Services at 11 a. in. and 8 p
i" - Sabbath school at 3 p. m.. W. M. Parker,
(lupcnnipmi.'m. i raver mcvimj; ant iwiuiv
vvelnes.iar evening "at 8 o'clock. Christian
5 ats ?r5e and
strangers and visitors cordially invited. i
Fifth Street M. E. Chunh, between Nun and
Church ttrecU. Iter. T. Page Kicaud, Pator.
CnristChnrch(CngregatlonaUst)Nnn street
between Sixth and Seventh. Kev. D. D. Dodge,
minister. Preachinjr services at ll o c iock, a.
Preaching services at 11 o'clock,
m. and S o clock, p. m. 1 Pastors Bible Class
at 12.13 p. ni. Prayer and Praise meeting,
WednebiT. 7.30 o'clock, p. iu. Snnday School,
3 o'clock, p. m.. iu Memorial Hall, corner 7th
and Nun alt. '
To Builders and others Go to Jaco-
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest pricct. I ' t
NEW AmRTISEMEXTS.
jriie Reason Why
fJHIB CORNET STAU COMPANY DID NOT
have a full turnout on Decoration Day was
that so many were wounded at Canip Meet-
lrii
f.
A BR A3! JONES,
I i Captain.
une 4 It
! Found.
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BUNCH OF KEYS, EVIDENTLY OF
value to owner, with whistle attached.
J . Apply at ' ' I
June 4-1 1 ' THIS OFFICE.
Lost or Strayed
"PROM MY PLACE ON WRIGHTSVILLE
Sound, one medium size red and white COW,
and a black and brown colored COVT. with
brass tips on horns- A suitable I reward will
ue paid nw their return or Information that
will lead to their recovery.. ,
june 4 j F. A. SCmiTTE.
J. W. Knott
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TAYS Til
HIGHEST TRICE FOR Rags,
Iron, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Bagging,
Bones, White Paperv Old Sails, &c, Ac.
Foot of New Market, Wilmington, N. C.
Capt. A. C. Moore is with us. ,
june 2-1 m I
Jno. H. Giles, j
rjlONSORI AL ARTIST ANyD MANUFAC
TURER OF PERFUMES. Shop near corner of
Front and Castl streets . None but best work
turned out. Prices reasonable. Give mc a call,
june 2 -if -
WE DESIRE TO BRING TO THE NOTICE
of our friends and the general trade
throughout the country, the PINE WOOD
CREOSOTE OIL, BLACK VARNISH, AS
PHALTUM, CHARCOAL, WORM-PROOF
PAIHT, PYROL1GNEOUS ACID for disin
fecting, which are the most reliable and cheap
est La the market. These Goods are sold at
very low prices, and manufactured only by
the Carolina Oil Company. . , ,
je l.tf HANSEN & SMITH, Prop'rs.
The People's House.
M
EALS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS.
Private families supplied at reasonable rates.
I have established an ICE CREAM PARLOR
in connection with the People's House.
C. EVANS, Prop.,
june S-lm Dock near Front street.
S10 Reward
AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR THE
return of a Black HAND-SATCHEL,con-taining
Surgical Instruments, taken from the
Second-Class Car of the W., C. & A. R. 11. train
last night, live minutes before the train left the
shed at Wilmington. Leave at Merritt & Hol
lingsworth's Stables, Fourth and Mulberry sts.
june 4 W. J. LOVE.
Insect Powder
AND BELLOWS FOR USING SAME.
Kills Bedbugs, Roaches, Fleas, Ants,
Flies and bisects of all kinds. Good for using
on Dogs and Cats. Imported and for sale in
any quantity by MUNDS BROS.,
i Druggists.
Prescriptious prepared at! all hours of the
day and night. june 4
We Pull
rilQGETHER AND SO KEEP UP WITH
L our work, aid are now ready to do yon a
good piece of work on a new or old Mattress
or your old Furniture. We also supply Win
dow Shades with Cord or Spring Fixtures,
and make Zimmerman's Overstrung Awnings,
If you want any Paper Hanging look at the
samples just received at !
je 4 S. JEWETT'S, 27 N. Front Street.
QHEESE 50 BOXES,
gTARCH 200 BOXES,
rpOMATOES-50 CASES,
C BANNED CORN, I
. PEACHES, Ac, &c.
Prices very low.
june4.tf DEROSSET &.CO;
utter.
A FEW PACKAGES (Large and Small j of
the very finest. j
100 PACKAGES ALTj GRADES. '
"' 1 . . '
Consigned and mu&t be sold. "
june 4-tf DEROSSET A CO.
Pine Grove, Wrightsville,
AT THE EIGHT MILE POST
ON THE TURNPIKE ROAD.
250 of the Biggest and Best PIG FISH you
ever saw, jnst brought In by Old Man Falls.
je 4-lt
ED.WlLSO
When at Smithville
ROP TX AND SEE WHAT I HAVE.
Best of Wines, Liquors, COOL BEER and
Cigars. Canned . Meats, Sardines, etc., for
lunch. J.D.DAVIS,
june 4-1 m -u Near Court House.
Facts and Figures
TELL ON STOVES,
REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
FREEZERS.
PURE WHITE OIL at
Parker & Taylor's
juoe 4 ,
Marvin's Celebrated
JpiRE- AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
All Sizes and Prices, froti$50.Xto t3.200.00.
I - i
Acknowledged by the best authorities to be the
BEST SAFE MADE,
Extract from ScUjtfiJtc AwtericmmZtdltoiiMl of
Feb. 11th, 1S2: "We are aLo ' asked aa to tb
best fire proof safes. W say MARTrvs.-
' "-'.-: . : A.A.WrLLARD.
June 4
Ajreat at Wllalngton.' f
NO 136.
XEAY ADVERTISE3IENTS.
How Pleasant It Is
rpo LIE DOWN IN A , L
X - COOL HAMMOCK,
X following low prices : $1.23, $150, $2-.V)
and$J, at IIEINSBEKGER'S.
Pianos and Organs.
FIRST CLASS MAKES 'OXLY KEPT ON
sale.
WEBSTER'S AND WORCESTER'S Una
bridged Dictionary, at ' '
june 4 HCIRSBERGEITS.
Kennebec Flint Ice
S
TILL HOLDS THE LEA D t FREE FROM
You always get your mojneyV worth
SNOW,
a purchasing our !
KENNEBEC FLINT ICE.
No wastage, no snow, but good, solid, r lear
Ice.
Packing and shipping Ice a specialty. .
june 4 It WM. E. DAVIS & SON.
Do You Know
"yym A WOMAN ALWAYS LOOKS hap-
I . !
py on Monday morning ? Jf not call at
CRAPON & V
CKETT'S
and find out. Our 'Mother Hubbard Laundry
Soap." Is the best In the city.
No boiling Clothes necessary, it saves labor
and fuel. .
Full directions accompany each bar. Try it.
To be had ONLY at .
CRAPON & PICKETT'S.
16 and 18 sJ Front St.
june 4-tf
Best in Town
yE CANi SHOW THE PRETTIEST
Kid Button Boot for La
dies' Wear.
i to be found in the State.
We do display the Largest stock of Boots
and Sb?s in town.
We boII better goods and give jnorc for your
money than any house dealing in our line.
Try us and see if it is not so.
I GEO. 1L FRENCH SONS,
juue-ll 39 Nrth Front at.
I) INN A FORGET !
BEOWN &H0DDICK,
5 and 7.North Front Street.
THE EIGHMIE SHIRT,
$1.00 Each.
I
Q.ENTLEMEN, REMEMBER WE CARRY
a full line of the above CELEBRATED SHIRT.
They are acknowledged byALL who have
worn them to be the best fitting Shirt ever in
troduccd. The Patent is the most Valuable of
anything ever. Introduced Into the manufac-
by alL Tliey lit any shape and the Bosom can
not be broken. . ,
HAVE TOU EVER WORN OUR
Duke of Argyle
SHIRT COLLARS?
You require NO TIE WITH THE3I
We are the Sole Agents for the Ijre.'
BROWN & RODDICK.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
5 and 7 North Front St. -jun.4
-' V": '
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W will bo glad i to rtoclTe connxnaxxicAan
from our friajdstm any and, ah , tubject Of "I
general Interest bt- - -. - - i -
Tbe name oTtrrt wtitcr aoU al'w?y be fL'
nUhed to the Editor. - . ..." :
Communications must be written, a only
one fkle of the mt.'- w
v. ..(.
Perooalitle m?t be nVofded. ' " tZi
And It U especLUIy; And, particularly under
spd 'that the Editor doeV not always endorse
he view of correspondents Unless
stated
liji Um editorial. commas f
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MONUMENTAL T.RON7.C COMPANY, '
-t, O BUIIHiEPOirr. CONNECTICUT.
YttADQCAKl El W WILMINGTON Agencr!
JLJL NiwliliiAillr thcrarpiugsof a c'ertahi
W ilmington Ma ride Iealor, the alMT( Cemua
ny wiU offer M,iQ reward foranyle Montr,
ment made by them that Will iamlh. All
Monuments are ivcrfectly Indestructible, and
all the parts are cast together, If dlred. We
defy smieUtion-,Mith matbie dealers, (ilur
invention ha caused the greatest . revolution
in tbe Monument business exer made, and tit
less than five year will entirely take the place
f marble. No polish is needed; no mosa fralh
ersou in surface. Prices raner from ei to
f.",wio, and arc at least one half U cost -of
marble. 1 Oomnam prices and call ami see
frpeehnensat the I'udorUker's eitabUhmeot
of Chas. Klein, oh Irinces street. I
n-- .-f ,1 AM'vN A, WH.SOX.t
je Mf , . ;p j-: . .Agenu.!
JICGEnJe, ; STRIiNCII, ENGLISH AND
many other raricties ot 'Ladies' iand Gent's
Trunks. Large assortment Satchel aud Hiud
Bag$; second lot Excelsior Harawj, just re
ceived.
Full line Saddlery Good.' Prices the lowc'st
; I . -f'-. . -I? i: :.?:, i-jl
at New; Saddlery House. . i . VI i
H. M. Bowden & Co..
juue4; 40 Market treet.
Decker Bro's. Pianos" :
A RE UNRIVALED IN ; TONE, . TOUCH
and finish1. They aro'tho finest Pianos ever in.
Am. i .i
troduccd here. Call and see what a '"strictly
FIRST-CLASS Piano is. ' I ' p
Geo. Wood's , Organs,
RE WELL-KNOWN ; AS THE' Stands rd
of American Organs. Cheaper Organs of other
makes, on easy terms, at . , ' " , ' .
june 4 YATES BOOK STORE.-
The Traveling Publia;',
WILL FIND AT HE ADUARTEttS t ' 1
Fine Saratoga Trunks, , I
1 . . Linen antl Mohair Ulsters, j f
; " andRaglaos,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS, ' V J-
i '
. Gloves, Ties, Scarfs,- Ac.
VAL AN. D OTHER LACES.- : V i
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Special attention Is called to a
NEW LOT VAL LACEJS.
in lace neckwear ' ,; f ... ,,' '
.We have t he finest stock In th'e city.
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j une 1 : K. M. McINTJREj i
The JIajority rif ,,t
EDITORS & PEINTERS
IN WI LMINGTON BUY THEIR'"
CLOTH i'w
J 'i
AT THE FAMOUS MEN'S WEAR DEPOT.
o class of citizens are better ppsted as
regard the proper plaice to secure bar
gaiiU; thah arc the 'men oftijo
OUR REDUCTIONS STILL CONTINUE, and
inen of every calling arc daJy reeking the
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i ad vantages we are now offerinr. '
I Examine and profit thereby. I ' L, , ?
DURING THE NEXT ELEVEN DA Y8
A $10.0i Suit for$ 73c srarf thrown In."
A 12.) Suit for 10.00 a trJCc snsp'd'rs 1 '
A 15.00 Suit fort 12.50 a l.i) scarf thrown In. . V '
A 17.50 Suit for 15.00 a p? 1.25 MtffYn U .'X
A 20.00 Suit Tor 17.50 a'L50 shirt thrtowa-la. -
a 22.50 Suit for Sti.Ort a ur 1.7J sup'dm " '
BOYS' AND CIirLDREN',4 ' SUITS X iaf
mense Bargalus, WITH. A TIE TilRQWN INl
FJNE TRUNKS at coat to make room. ' i f ?
KINrJ CLOTillEli. v ,: fJ4;
JAJXiEST STOCK COOK STOVES IN THE
State and lowet price! CaU or wxitk tar CM-
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ap!3 i F. JL. KING CO. -
White Bronzes
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1THE CNDERIGNED,AGENT FOR THE
. Momuneatal Bronze Company; of Bridge
port, Conn., Invite attention to the work ofiir-;
ed by them. These taoDuments axe indestraet- '
itle, cannot be chipped, cannot be throws Ter
and may be had at one-half the prie of atone.
' ' - , ? AMAN A WILSON,
june 2 lm Princeea U, sear tfecoad.
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