TIU8 PAPER
i. every Imoming, Mondays ex
tflmblfeb! every I , .
JOSH T. JAMES,
taIOR AMFROFKlETOK. '
-PIPTIOXS POSTAGE PAID:
Sl'n MOO month., $2:00. Three
0 reft!" View One month, 35 cents.
t Villi .lelivered by carree
Tb? P 'T, m v part of tha city, at the alwvc
U week.
;., rate low and liberal.
AJT, ,;! rigors will rei.ort any anil all fail-
iiruaix?r regularly, :
LOCAL NEWS.
-IIDEX TO W ADVERTISEMENTS..
s jEWLTT-Onler. ,
'ILLAKDS Salt.
' Yates Stationary,
(jr.o. MvE' Fresh, '
j Fji:a n Shirts.
i-C Mn-i i:,:-1)niit' "
pK,;,:TAr('0-Butter.
f A. Sen ltte Lunch,
f il. Kin; (Jo Stoves.
I i; . IU UKTax listing.
j Mai .laud Harness.
iVoin u & Woirni Sundries.
JifUmSkt & Co Cheese, &c.
M. Katz Summer Goods.
.y . L. ATWKHIHT Xoticc.
j W. KviT Junk Uusiness.
K S, VvM;n( K I ioy wanted.
kv E. S. Wauuock Removal.
man & Wnox Monuments.
IIai.i. it Tkausall Cov Peas.
C. Kv axs The People7 s House.
V. A. Wii.i.aki Marvin's Safes.
A,. II. (In-ES Tonsorial Artist.
Haxskn & Smith Pine Wood Oil
Jso. J. IIkiikick- Open this day.
Bkovn & PtODDiCK Dinna Forget
. Jacobi To Make Home Beautiful
Ki Wilson Manning Pine Guove.
Crai-ox & Pick ett Do You Know.
D. A. Smith & Co Bless the babies..
J. V. Harper Blackfish. excursion.
Prof. VaxLf.au Soiree and concert.
Hr.ixsr.EWiKK Pianos and organs
rxiiKKu & Tatlok Facts and Fig
ures. W. V. Iavi & Sox Kennebec
Flint Lv,
C,yo. 11. French & Sons Best in
Town.
('. E..J evens Home Made Candy.
Miss K. Kakrer Fans and Para
sok
Otterdou kg Commencing "to-mor
row.
J. F.Oarrell Milch cow for sale.
KKKfllNER & C.VLDEK BlIOS Mo-
la-cs. salt, &c; '
Henry Savage, Treasurer City
bonds.
Henry Savage, Treasurer Notice.
T. J.Soytheklaxd Wagonvtte for
the Sound.
R. M. McTxtike -Extra Induce
ments. L. T. Bowdex ec OTiiEus-rKxcur-
Mn.
There were no interments in Bellevue
( "einetery this week'. '
The sole agents-for the. "Monarch"
shirt are Dyer & Sox, Tailors and Hab
enlashers. -
There were three interments two
adults ami one childin Oakdale Ceme
tery thi$ week. i
There iwere eight interments four
adults and four children in Pine For.
wt Cemetery this week.
.Attorney-General Kenan is in the
city tonlay and is stopping with his
brother, CW. R. Kenan.
.The Register of Deeds issued four
marriage licences this week, -two for
white and two for colored couples.
A lady's straw hat was picked up on
the Turnpike, near the two-mile pwt.
about daybreak on yesterday morning
J.v a truck farmer coming into thtl'cicv.
re rite of bapt4an by immersion
will be administered this allernoon, at
jo clock, in Princess street dock, bv
Kev. A. M. Conway, pastor pf 'the
t irst Baptist Church (colored).
Bead the article entitled -The 1W '
iuuv page 01 tins issue. It will
ttW you. You will laugb. It is a
dipping, but it is from the pen of a
young Wilniingtonian. .
Hon. D. L. RuseFhvinJ returned
to the city the presentation , of the caries
to him and to Mr. DuBrutz Cutlar will
fcte place at the Little Giant Hall to"
PonoweTcnins. at S oVlock.
George Phillips, a young colored bov,
m caught Friday defacing a fence and
a taken care of. by the, police. His
toor, Mayor Smith, "reprimanded
a severely yesterday naming and
iMed hhn, . - . .
RoilJrli mi Ifr.t,
a r L.?r rats mi roaches, flies
wA J . iuS skunks, chipmunks,
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At Mcfntirft'a. i
aPtv Mclntirc has determined to
clear m i .
me oaiance of the stock of car
now on hand and with this object
tsofferinssome extra fine bar-
that line. The ladies will also
re a full line of lace eurtain
dres3 goods for the Summer
of which are offered very
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VOL. VI.
Mr.L Van Lear's Concert.
The concert to be jii en by Mrl Yan
liar's pupils will take place at the
Opera House on the evening of the 16th
inst. The proceeds wilu be given to tb,e
Ladies' Benevolent Association. The
Arion Club and Prof. ILobbs have con
sented to assist in the entertainment.
See advertisement in
another column.
Fowl Idings. I
' Thieves made a raid dn thehinrhouse
at Mr. S. A. Curried farm, on the
old plank road, near this city, Friday
nightrind "carried k 6ft attifgg'uuiul
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rf chickens. The same night a j raid
was, made on the hen-rjost of Mrs.
Thos. Monk, and all c f her stock of
fowls were takan off. The "tnoon
shiners" are again on the war-path1.
To Kiversftle.
The Sunday school of the Second
Presbyterian Church will Indulge m an
excursion to Iliveiside, up the North
west river, on Tuesday next. ! The
steamer Vesta will leave her wharf at
Ik o'clock. The commute, Messrs. L
Tate Kowden, J. C. Stewkrt, and W.
C. YonGlahn, have tickets for sale. See
advertisement.' '
Funeral Obsequies!.
The remains of the late Levi k. Hart
were borne to their last
restin
I place,
ng and
in Oakdale, yesterday morn
were followed by a large concourse of
friends. The paU-bjearers were Messrs.
James IlrChadbourn, Edward Kidder,
Alfred -Martin, B. F. Mitchell, Bl G.
Worth and Jrio. Colville. ' The casket,,
whicb held the remains . was carried
from the residence to- tlie First Presby
terian church by old family servants
and former employees of Mr. Hart.
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x eav-u lu 11 is asiica
We noticed Ed. wearing one of the
latest "Crown" collars at the pic nic. f
Fersonul.
. Our quandom fellow-townsman, Mr.
Thos. A.. Darby, who is now onej of the
largest and most prosperous saw-nlill
owners at Cedar Keys, Fla., is in the
city on a short visit to) his -family. Ho
will leave to-morrow for the orth on a
business trip. I ;l - '
- Lieutenant J. E. ! Davis of , the
Colfax, who has been off on a1 sick fur
lough for several weeks, returned to the
City last night, and will report for du
to-day.; ii 1 V
Maj. Frank 11. Cameron, oti Kaleigh,
is in the city. j
Mr. II. B. Wood, Jr., wrjo hak been
absent from the city for several weeks
past recruiting his health, has returned
and looks much improved.
Mr. D. M.'Dart, who as been North
for the past seven months, has returned
to the bity. He is undecided whether he
will again locate here in business.
New Cliurcli tp be Dedicated.
Myrtle Branch Baptisti Church, in
Brunswick county, six' miles I from this
city, on the Fayetteville road, is to be
dedicated on Sunday, ihe 25th inst.
The church is a neat little wOoflen struc
ture 30 by 20 feet, and has a comforta
ble seating capacity for one hundred
and twenty persons. For, the past three
years Mr. J. G. Duke has been preach
ing in that vicinity, sometimes 1 in cab
ins, dwellings and hi 4the open air- He
labored Ions and hardl and finally' suc
ceeded in forming a nucleus on which
to build up a congregation of Mission
ary 15aptists. The churchlorganization
was formed, and' the preacher and
members work assiduously to erect a
place for the worship ' of God. Their
efforts were crowned with success, arid
thev now have a neat, little church,
which they propose toi dedicate on the
25th inst, The church numbers sixty
members, and we understand about a
half dozen will join shortly. It is said
that the church is the first that has ever
been built in that section the country,
and that some of its members live thir
teen miles from it. It was built by
contributions, the mill owners in this
city contributing most 'of the lumber.
The colored people living in the neigh
borhood 011 one occasion went in a
body to a meeting, which was being held
in the interest of the church, 1 and con
tributed a neat little sum of money
which they had raised among them
selves. Revs. J. B. Taylor and W. M.
Kennedy will officiate in the dedicatory
services. On Saturday, the 24th inst
thc.licentiatc, Ir. J. G. Dukes, will be
ordained, the Revs. J. B: Taylor, W.
M. Kennedy and J P. Lennon conduct
ing the services. Mr. Dukes has been
called as pastor of the new church, and
will assume all the duties of an Elder,
as soon as he is ordained.
A largo number of persons are ex
pected to be present from the surround
ing country, and quite a number are
expected from this city. '
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WILMINGTON; M C.v
. j ' Sheephead.
Possibly the last opportunity of the
season, on the Passport, to - visit the
Blackfish Grounds is offered to our an
glers. The boat will gj to the Grounds
Friday next, and as she will soon com
mence to run her regular schedule ot
two trips a day to Smithrille, she can
not be -taken off the line. See ad.
elsewhere.
To Builders and others Goto Jaco
bi's fo.r Sash, Blinds and Doorsl Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes ' and at the
The Chatterbox. .
The 3Iay and .June numbers of the
CtaUcrbox haye-been received from the
publishers, Messrs. Estes & Lauriat,
Boston. The two numbers are. just
splendid we know of no other word
which1 can express it so well. The little
ones who get them will surely be charm
ed with the beautiful illustrations they
contain.
A-jthing in the; hardware line can
be found at reasonable prices at 1 Jaco
Bl'S.
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Exports Foreign.
Swedish briac Bort, Capt. Sundgirst,
cleared yesterday for Queenstown, for
orders, with 967 casks spirits turpen
tine and 550 barrels rosin, valued at
$20,245, shipped by Chess "Carley
Co. The Ger. brig Express, Capt. Fret
wurst, cleared for Rotterdam with
500 casks spirits turpentine and 1,758
barrels rosin, valued at $13,920, ship
ped by Messrs. D. R. Murchison & Co.
The Nor. "barque Agdcr, Capt. Johann
esen, cleared for Londpu with 4,283
barrels rosin, valued at $9,175.39, ship
ped by Messrs. Paterson, Downing &
Co. I
Biff Beets.
Wc saw yesterday three large beets
not of the animal species at Capt. JasS
B. Huggins1 store. They weighed 8
lbs.J nearly 3 lbs apiece. They were
raised by Mr. B. S. Montford, on Ma-t
sonboro Sound and are, known as the
blood turnip beet. They, were plan tad
about the first of March and are conse
quently young and tender. They equal
in size any Northern beets wc have
jever seen (
Freshwater Perch,Trout and Black
fish hooks and lines. 1. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jjlcobi's.I
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Church Services To-Day.
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
Fifth streets. Rev. J. B. Taylor, Pastor. Ser
vices to-day : bunuay school at Ms a. in. ;
Preacliine at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Tuesday 8
D. ni. Bible Class. Thursday 8 p. m., Prayer
and Praise meeting. Cordial invitation ex
tended to be present at any and all of the meet
ings. i - t ,
St. James' Church, corner Market and Thiftl
streets. Rev. A. A. Watson, D. D., Rector.
First Sunday after Trinity and Festival St.
Barnabas, June 11, 1882. Celebration 7 a.m.
Morning Prayer at 11 a. m. ; Sunday School at
4 p. m. ; Evening Prayer at 6 p. m.
St. John's-Chnrch, corner Third and Red
Cross streets, Rev. Thos.1 D. Pitts, Rector.
First Sunday after Trinity, June 11. Early
Celebration at 7.30 Morning Prayer at 11
o'clock, Sunday School, at 5 p.m. Evening
Prayer and Sermon at 8.30 o'clock
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church,
corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev. F.
W. E. Peschau, Pastor. SnhdaySchool, 9.30
a. m. English services at 11 a. m.. German
services at 8p. m.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fourth aud Campbell streets. Rev. C. M.
Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and at S
p. m. Sabbath School 4 p. m. Prayer Meet
ing Wednesday at 8 p. m.
St. Thomas' Church, Dock between Second
aud Third Street. Rt. Rev. Bishop Northrop,
Pastor. Morning Services at 6, 4:30; and 11
o'clock. Evening Services at 7 :30 o'clock.
Second Baptist Church,! on Sixth, between
Church hnd Castle streets. Rev. J. P. King1,
'Pastor. Services at 11 a. ra. and 8 p. m. Sun
day School at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday night.
" St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of
Fourth and Orange streets. Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock;
Evening Prayer at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at
3 o'clock. Seats free. ;
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and
Orange streets. Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Wilson,
Pastor. Morning service at 11 o'clock ; evening
service at 6 o'clock; Sunday school at 4.45 p.
m. ; Thursday night lecture at 8 o'clock.
Front Street MT E. Church, South, corner of
Front and Walnut streets. Rev. Frank II.
Wood, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m. Sabliath school at 3 p. m., W. M. Parker,
superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian
Association Tuesday evening after first and
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and
strangers and visitors cordially Invited.
Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and
Church streets, Rev. T. Page Ricaud, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. ; Class meet
ing at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 7 o'clock. ,
Cnrlst Church (Congregationalist)Nun street,
between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge,
minister. Preaching services at 11 o'clock, a.
m. and 8 o'clock, p. m. Pastor's Bible Class
at 12.15 p. m. Prayer and Praise meeting,
Wednesday, 7.30 o'clock, p. m. Snnday School,
3 o'clock, p. m.. In Memorial Hall, corner 7th
and Nun sts.
The unhappy wife who suffers from
the petulance and ill humor of a ner
vous husband, should name the real
cause in her complaint to "the court, or
remove that nervousness by presenting
the defendant with Dr. Benson's Celery
and Chamomile Pills.
Death Distanced.
Alexaxdkia, Va Aug. 4, 1881.
H. II. Wabxek & Co.; JSrI
should have been in my grave to-day
had it not been for your bafe Kidney
and Liver Cure. . Mrs. Bcbgess.
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dLUULJ V JLiiLi V V 0,
SUNDAY. JUNE 11. 1882.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Tax Listing.
JIST YOUR TXES AT OXCE AND avoid
Ue rush of the last few days. The tim is
.i-
passin rapidly,
jttnell-lt
J. O. BCER,
Assessor.
For Sale.
TWO PARLOR CARPETS WITH WIDE
border, fine Brussels, fashionable Shades
and quite large. Also rery handsome polish-;
ed overlaid Dining Table and SkleboartL
These articles have- been used only one sea
son and, are sold only because ef , owrer leaT
ing tiw euy. , A. inn-gam offered jtaporchawrs.
ForparUuUr adaress postal to "ir.'Bor $61,
Cltj.-..' '' v- . junell
Excursion.
THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL, will gve an Excursion
TUESDAY 15th inst., on the Steamer VESTA,
to RIVERSIDE. Boat will learei Wharf, be
tween. Princess and Market Streets, at 8 o'c'k,
sharp. Tickets Adults 50c, children 25c, for
sale oy the Committee. ; - 1
I. T. BOWDEN, J. C. STEWART, W. C.
VON GLAHN, Committee. ' June ll-2t
Order
MATTRESSES, HAIR, MOSS OR STRAW
made to order. Awnings, Overstrung or
Uuderstnrng, put up to order. Wndow
Shades, all coiors, hung to order. Piclure
Frames and Window Cornices made to order.
Carpets and Matting, put down to order
WaJ Paper (you should see it), hung to or
der. Leave your order at
t S. JEWETT'S, 27 N. Front Street.
Upholstering done by skilled workmen.
June 11 - , j j ,
Sheephead and Blackfish
Grounds. 1
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FRIDAY 16th Inst., Steamer PASSPORT
will leave her wharf at o'clock, a. m.,
sharp, for above fishing points. Fare to Black
fish Grounds, fl. Inlet. 75c.
J. W. HARPER,
I Capt. and Agent.
junell-lt
Soiree and Concert.
THE PUPILS OFfMR. VAN LEAR, assisted
by the Arion Society, Prof. G. M. Hobbs,
Violinist, and others, will give a Soiree and
Coneert at the Opera House, FRIDAY EVE
NING, June 16th, for the benefit of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society. Tickets ofiadwlasion 25e.
lteservea Seats at Dyers,
junc 11 2t.Sun & Fri
Wagonette for thfe Sound.
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ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, . 15th inst.,
the Wagonette will be run to and f xom the
Sound, leaving Wilmington, corner Seeond and
Princess streets, at 6 p. m.i Returning, leave
the Sound at 7 a. m. i -. . ..
junll-tf T. -J. SOUTHERLAnD.
Jeff
r
THE FINE DAPPLE GRAY NEVER look
ed or felt so well, as he has since he don
ned a set of that EXCELSIOR HARNESS to be
found at the New Sadd'ery and T.unk House,
No. 40 Market stj Our Trunk and Satchel de
partment is complete. We guarantee best
goods for the least money,
june 11 H. M. BOWDEN & CO.
Boy Wanted
TO 18 YEARS OLD, ABLE TO READ.
Apply on Monday morning, between 8 and 10
o'clock. E.(S. WARROCK, Job Printer,
Cor. Chestnut and Water streets,
june 11 i Office in Review Building.
Removal.
(TEMPORARY.)
MRS. E. S. WARROCK, FASHIONABLE
Dressmaker and Agent for Domestic Sew
ing Machine, respectfully announces t9 "her
patrons that she has removed from the corner
of Third and Orange Streets, to the residence
next 'to the Southwest Corner Fifth and Wal
nut sts. (on Walnut), where she will be glad to
sec them. june 11-lt
fWrE DESIRE TO BRING TO THE NOTICE
T'Y of out friends and the general trade
throughout the country, the PINE WOOD
CREOSOTE OIL, BLACK VARNISH, AS
PHALTUM, CHARCOAL, WORM-PROOF
PAINT, PYROL1GNEOUS ACID for disin
fecting, which are the most reliable and cheap
est in 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.
Molasses, Salt and Bacon.
J0 QQQ SACKS LIV. SALT,
' 125 Hhds. and Tcs. Porto Rico Molasses1.
50 Boxes D. S. Sides. For sale by,
june 11 KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
XTTAGONS. CARTS, TRUCKS "and Drays of
VY the celebrated Wilson & ChUd's make, at
manufacturer's prices. For sale bv
: june 11 KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
A NO. 1 WELL BROKE MULE, In perfect
condition, and one second hand two-horse
Wagon will be sold cheap by
june 11 KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
For Sale
QNE EXTRA DURHAM COW, WITH A
young Calf, full blooded. ! A fine Milch Cow,
Apply to
june 11-lwk ", ' . F. GARKELL.
Extra Indncements I
JT IS MY PURPOSE TO CLEAR OUT aU
CARPETS now on hand, and to this, end
will offer some real good bargains for any stock
in this line.
DO NOT FORGET OUR
LACS CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE LAMBREQUINS,
CORNICE, ODL CLOTHS, Ac.
CREAM AND WHITE DOTTED SWISS,
FOULARD SILKS,
SUMMER, SILKS,
XrNS CLOTHS,
SHUDAS, TAMUE, Ac.
NEW nOSrERT, for Ladles and ChUdren.
Tra veiling Dtcm Goels to ereai variety.
New Collars and Neckwear.
R, 2L MX35TTEZ-
NO. hi.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lunch ! j
jJERCHANTS AND CLERKS WHO WILL
close business hereafter at 5 o'clock will
find a
SPLENDID I LUNCH
Every day at SCHUTTE'S. Best the market
affords and prices very reasonable.
F. A. SCnUTTE,
' . s.-iJ Proprietor.
june 11-tf
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JJABY CARRIAGES AND PER A MBULA-
tors In full stock; large jrariety ad low; prices.
. j also,
FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
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of all styles and at all prices.
D. A. SMTTII & CO.,
jjunell. ' North Frot 8t!-eet.
lonery
gUjTABLE FOR BUSINESS OR PRIVATE
USE''. ' ; I
BLANK .BOOKS adapted td all uses.
READLNG MATTER of all kinds.
A gx-eat variety of other articles usual to my
line. . ,.
OBGANSXaND PIANOS AT BOTTOM
PRICES, at I
june 11 YATES BOOK STORE.
Pianos & Organs.
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TULL STOCK, TERMS EASY, j
HAMMOCKS, HAMMOCKS, !
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PICTURE FRAMES.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, I
, POCKET BOOKS, ' I
STATIONERY IN GENERAL, at
june 11 HEIRSBERGER'S.
White Bronze.
i
THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
Monumental Bronze Company,- of Bridge
port, Conn., invite attention to the work offer
ed py them. These monuments are Indestruct
ible, cannot be chipped, cannot be thrown over
and may be had at one-half the price of stone.
AMAN & WILSON,
june 2 lm Princess St., near Second. ,
Commencing To-Morrow,
Regardless of the
' Weather,
Ot t erbpur g
J3ROPOSES TO BUTCHER HIGH PRICES
and literally SLAUGHTER the CLOTHING fit
his Iron Front Men's Wear Depot, nearly op-
-' .
poslte the IPorcell House. Call and see and
handle and try on one of the new "Triumph
Baits' embodying the very stylish' English
Walking Coat. These Suits are worth fully
... - -. -$17.50
but by a certain tarn of the wheel," (m
to speak) we are enabled to offer them to our
f ..."'-'
trade for a few day at
$11.90, 81190, 11.90 !
' CALL EAEL
A Big Bonanza
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rv CLOTIHNG AWAITS YOU AT
MEN'S WEAR. DEPOT.
lose 11
... t T .PLEASE NOTICE.
' We will be giadjto receive commxuiicaUona
from our friends on any anjl'Tali "subjects of
general interest but " ! I
Tle name of the writer must always be fur
nlshed to the Editor. ! ,
' , Communication ninst be written "on oaly
one side of the paper. - .
1 Personalities must be avoided. I
Ami It is especially and jiartjieularly undCT
etood that the Editor dajes not always endorse
he views of correspondents unless o slated
la tlie editorial columns.!
;adveutiseints.
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OPENED THIS DAY !
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A NOTXIER LOT, pieces. 12'c Bunting.
A handsome line of s
j WHITE GOODS; 1
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,0; I -t;LOVE5, aiU '
ITANDKEUC1IIEFS.
jane 11 JXO. J. IIKDRICK.
OFFICE CLERK AND TREASUKEul
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N? C.
; Jone llth, I?2.
City Bonds.
J OFFER FOR SALE $10,000 OF CITY SIX
PKR CENT. BONDS, of thoj denomluaUon of
$1,000, Interest payable January and July of
eacli year Bonds to mature In 1010. This Lssue
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is authorized by an Act of the General Apscm- .
bly, ratlfleil Maoch 11, 1SS1. for the purpose ot '
paying tGO.OOO falUng due July lit, ISSi Ndbid
at less than par will be entertained. !
HENRY
SAVAGE,
Trcia surer.
juno 11-lt1
OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
JUNE 10th, 1$
Notice.
I AM NOW MAKING UP . DEEDS TOR
the Real Estate on which the taxes rcniain un
paid for the years 1S79, 18S0 aud j jAll p;ir
ties interested who wish to avoid having deeds
for their property made aind ; rcglstcrcl la the
"Records of the County" must call
fltthja
ylji8S2.
,t this .
office and eettle the same prior til J uly
HENRY SAVAGE,
Tax Collector.
junc 11 It
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Don't Forget
rjpiiAT i ;keep ruLi ad complctk:
Stocks of Drugs and have ingredient to Hit
ANT"PRESCEIPTirjNrTtn
Medicines. 'Prescriptions comiounled 1 any
hour of thenlht. F. C'. MILLEili. " .
Stores : Foui-th and Nun Sts., Fourtlrand Han
over Sts. i may 21 tf
. Lost or. Strayed i
pROM MY PLACE ON WRIGHTVILUG
Sound, one medium size red and whSe COW,'
and a black and brown colored CO Y, with
brass tips on horns- A suitable reward 'will
le paid for their return or information that
will lead to their recovery. , '
june . F. A. SCHUTTE.
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C, ; .
M. SCIILOSS, Prop.' ,
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piRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. t ,
VW Fifpt-r1a Bar and BILLIARD SA
LOON ATTACHED. ! a pi 27
A NewLotl3 ',
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QF HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
sale low. .1 have full linen of Trunks and Va- '
Uses at prices to suit the t:ms. i
Repairing executed neatly anl with dl
patch. , 1
. J. II. MALLARD, ,
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Saccessor to'Mallard & Bowden,
may 21-tf ' No. 8 Front i:tnet-
Kerchner '& Oalder Bros,
QOMMISSIONMERCHANTS,
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Dealers In 1
GROCERIES and FERTILIZERS. , !
GENUINE GERMAN IvAIKlT
apl 2:l-tf
ON HAND.
Worth & Worth.
QFFER ;AT LOW PRICE3 TO PROMIT
buyers: : . ,.' A. ; ; -' .
10,000 Bushels CO KN,
1,04) do. MEAL, '' '
MO Barrel FLOUR,
l.V Itags COFFEE,
100 IkirrcU SUGAR, ..
100 Boxes BACON, ..
1 Bales HAY.
250 Hurts, and Bbl. i
NEW CROP CUBA MOLARSEA,
' WO, HhU. LIME.CEMENT A PL-STER,
1,000 SPIWT BAR U ELS,
New and srrond liand.
yrTobacco, Snuff, Soap, Lye, Potato, Matclm,
Caady. Candles, Hoop Iron, Na U, &c St.
mayl , - . . :
Fans and Farasols.
JN ADDITION TO 31 Y ALREADY LARGE
and elegant stock Of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS, I have revived another large asaort
ment of SHELL, IL acd 1L, L-VCE 'ami TUS
CAN ilATS, 'BCACTTFUL FLOWEIW,
TRI3IMING3, FANS and PAllASOL, JLc
. Reepecttuliy, '
MISS E. KARRER,
jnseS Exehaxio Corctr.'