t nifi PAPER ' 1 ' ' " ' ' 1 ... ",. " , ,..",v...,:"-., , ' : ... -. - . . .. .. , . . . V" . . I r ,
jfr.bll.bed every rmomlng,
crted:by
Mondays ex
JOSH T. JAT.IES.
Ton A J-KorRreTou.
rinioNs WTage paid:
it'
tbs $1 00; One month, 35 cent. -
M .r will delivered by carriers free
7"!":; , an, part of the c!tv. at the above
,s';;
ra ' ' v., rau i law and mral.
i!f - ;1 .prt aay mi.i-all fail-
rear
4.00.
tlx months, $2.00. Three
rCi''" 1"' " '
toCAL NEWS.
IXDEX TO NEW ADVEHTI5EWIHTS
rTES Stationary.
v,,bv Court -yesterday.
jIr;vsnni:i:-A Full Stack.
Mi nih HuCS-Insect Powde
jnyi;xT Mosquito Canopjr-s. irmts and the Independents 1(5. Mr
i . wif s k ?.I ANXiN; Pincr Orove. i John J. Fowler acted as Umpire.
IV Alle:hr:mand Altachmont.
lt y.urta.vand ive the ne.
r.,i,-..H lH'cn'parchasin": Li-h' 'I'.hreaiJ
urLr (rum l)YV.n. f ;
. oflefc"mlrc.Und;uncty-nineiK.r!5oij.
ihr.c taxes 3
im. Bndor, l-zpi. Tribou.
-
, w. t.. Vnliiini. X. Y.. 'to snpiid i
iinii"nn r.
, ;
Th, electric lire alarm Avas a little j
out ! nnter yosieiciay, out a. j:eui
during the afternoon.
Quite a number of persons went to
Smithviile yesterday to spend the sum
mer at the Hotel Brunswick.
Those of our citizens who would like
to spend a pleasant evening should not
fail to visit the Lawn Party at the Luth
eran parsonage to-niht. -
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at jAcoui's.f '
The work of demolishing the old Can
non house, on the corner of Third and
Orange streets, goes bravely on. Jost
ot the third story has been takeii down.
Quite a large number ot persons went
down the river yesterday on the ex
cursion of St. Thomas (Catholic) Sun
day School. They had a pleasant-time.
No rain of any consequence has'pass
ed over the Moore's Creek section of
Pender county since the latter part of
April, and crops are suffering in conse
quence. The excursion to the Blackfish
Grounds to-morrow on the steamer
Passrt bids fair to be a very enjoy
able one. The boat will leave her wharf
nt 4.30 o'clock a. m., sharp.
It seems as though there will not be
usual Fourth of July race between the
between the yachts of the Carolina
Yacht Club this year. Can't you pull
'em out, Commodore Wiseins9
The boiler of the steamer Minnehaha
has been examined and pronounced by
the chief boiler maker of this city, and
a man of much experience, as the finest
ioilerhe ever saw, being made of steel
and only two years old.
Our amateur fishermen are looking
forward to a big haul to-morrow. The
wind has been in the right quarter f r
the past two days, and the indications
are flattering. .The Passport will leave
her wharf at 1:30 a, i rh. sharp.
It!
oatinsr
headaehesi nervous nrostra- i
yon and spinal weakness cured by Lydia j
1 lnkha esctable Compound. !
k.,-, uiiviMi at ew i orK jcstertiay. wl "to ins ooiy vi7tct uwic Mviumy magazine u one Hundred dollars per acre, when a iron, Copper, Bra, Lead,- Zinc,
. , : . .,. i i i ii . f. i a i . t.i . 4. rv ir it?., tr t . r -T" - - i
: TZ . . iiromtlic upper deck and Ins 'gatorship ! ot JNew lork, and promised that the snort while ago Uiey sold for twenty-. 'il'V , v?ie ape,r y iVr., fc
Th. n,v.,iue Cutter' has taken j s?lllk 1;,neath tltC Slirfflce of the Avater. i magazine should reach the subscribers ? . This boom has come from the j Ll.MuoYs wuK.Stn 'V C
h,r summer quarters at -SnuthMhe. ; i about the loth of May. As. vet the ! t1.cklD carn ,on bichhas wonder- June 2-lm
. , The I1 ire YesterutiA' i i e i i - ' -miy cnuauceu uie price 01 reai estate. ; zz z z rr
Mr. H.nry G. Latimer and family! . J J ' paid for and promised magazine has For the same reason city real estate 1 TllG PeODle S HOUSC.
Have you'bou'ght your ticket for the j tin, J. L. Costin, C. Z. Costin, Gaston
concert to-morrow night?. Remember ; Costin, J. F. Croom, G. H. Croom, G.
t w given for the benefit 'of the Ladies' i F. Debose, R. F. Debose, J. J.De
Henovulent Association; but apart ! b.;se, J. J. B. Eakins, O. Z
troiu this fact Mr. Van Lear will give I Eakins, A. Flanigan, J. R. Fultch,
you a programme which is bound to : Richard Garris, G. A. Garris, F. D.
plcasc- -. ' ' j Garris, J. W. Gurganus; R. A.
To Builders and nt'w, r r i Henry, R. M. Henry, W. B.Henry,
Sr I Hezekiah Henry, J. T. Highsmith,
-""iw ami llKlSS
ic. Tou cari get all sizes and. at the
lowest prices.
At a meeting of the Democrats at
Newborn on Monday last, resolutions
were adopted endorsing U. II. Brvan
for Judge of the id Judicial District, !
und Hon. Chas. C. Clark for Comrresi
-"-."4;r. " e imnK me Uonsress- !
man at large should coma from the j
liiu.i 1 XI- j. l i .
u District.
Exports Foreign.
Ger. barque jAtcy Paul, Capt. An
reis, cleared yesterday for London '
with 3,379 barrels rosin, valued at $8,
ISO cV.;.i u r t. . .
MeSSrSV 1 :UerSU'
'
Personal. '
aj. Jesse Wilder, a former resident J
f this citv. hut ..- f Ttr.indrft
,4orgu. is here on a visit.
... t t
1
Arof- Gaston M. Ilobbs arrived in
nis city Tuesday, and will take part in
e concert to-morrow night.
Mr. Jas. H. Hill was in the city yes
terday. p. Kidney Disease,'
Irritation, .Retention, Inconti
jence Deposits, Gravel, &c, cured by
Mpa.hia". $l. Depot James C.
The
VOL. VI.
Base Ball.
uaae wan iccr waxeth warm.
1 estcrday afternoon a match game was ,
Tl.,. 1 I lt f - f
: played a. too Athletic Ground between !
j and tho ludependeuts, Capt. Fred. P.
jllowland. The llecreation made 30 !
" ,,7
0ll t,c I;!,t trip lmvu tlm river oflbe
steamer. John Dwson a large alligator
about feet.loiyvas shot while lying
r kn!,relinto the water nnd at. !
tacked the Hleitmer. and it Aas thought !
tbat.it would crawl upon the deck. ScvJvassed the city for subscriptions to the j
. . - . 1
l he alarm ot lire was sounded yes- i
tcrday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, caus- i
cd by the burning of a chicken coop on
premisesJ of Jolm King at tbc
I southern extremity of Front street.
The lire department turned out prompt
ly, but were turned back before the en
gines reached the lire. Mr. King had
been smoking his chicken coop and in
structed a boy to watch it, but the
urchin left, and the coop took fire.
The Fire Alarm.
"A
As a success the lire alarm is a com
pete failure. The members of the fire
department complain most bitterly
against it and with good cause. It is
almost a matter of impossibility to hear
the bell at a distance of three squares
from tlie tower. The. firemen ask that
in case of fire the church bells, to which
are attached fire alarms, be rung. They
are anxious and willing to go promptly
to a fire but the majority of the time the
engines have been out and get to a fire
before the firemen are aware that there
is a conflagration. It seems to us they
ask but little and we have no doubt
that the authorities will order the church
bells rung.
Ay thing in the hardware line can
be found at reasonable prices' at Jaco
Bl'S
t
The Original Roster of Co. E.,
18th Regiment.
Mr. I). J. Moore, of Moore's Creek,
whowas one of the original members
of Company Ejmd who was wounded
September 1st, 18C2, at the battle of Ox
Hill, losing both of his eyes, has kindly
furnished us with the list of officers and
men in the Moore's Creek Rifle Guards
(Company E, 18th regiment N. C.
Troops) prior to the passage of the first
conscript act. The stars indicate the
dead. The list is as follows :
Captain J. R. Hawos. m
1st Lieut. H. A. Colvin.
'2nd Lieut. C. V. Ilincs.
3rd Lieut. Fred. Thompson.
Privates W. II. Alderman, L. T.
Alderman, S. S. Averitt, Columbus
! Barnhill, W. 1L Barnhill, C. W. Blake,
j E.E.Blake, D. P. Bland, G. W. Bon-
ham. II. T. Brown. W. F. Brown. W.
j. Ceok,-P. C. Colvin, T. R. Colvin, D.
J Corbettt G. w. Corbett, S. B. Cos-
Zeb. J. Hunt, John Herring, J. B.
Herring, W. F. Hufham, G. E
Keith, Owen Kinion, Nathan Lewis,
R. C. Lewis F. N. B. Lewis, G.
W. Malpass, L. H. ilalpass, J. D.
Mnhuis Amos Malnass T. I). Mal-
pass, David Marshburn, C. Mc Auslin, I
John Moore. J. M. Moore. W. A. I
Moore, Henry Moore, 1. .1 . Aloore,
J. R. MooreT Murray J. Moore. H. L.
Peterson, AV. S. Pigford, J.L.Pigford,
! Alouzo Pridgen, II. II. Pridgen. Brad
ley Pridgen, J. F. Pridgen, C. J
Pridgeu, C. V. Pridgen, I. W.Rayner,
! R. R. Reaves, i. J. Register, A. Ii.
i Rooks, .1. J. hook, . ;eaAeu, j
U Simmpns, T. M. Simpson. Edw'd J
i Stanton, J. P. Stringfield, D. J. String-
Seawell,
field, W. F. Stringfield, C. M, Ttiylor,
Taylor. G. W. '.Woodcock, II.
M. Woodcock, J. M. Woodcock, J. .J.
! W OOOCOCK, .J. XT. Y aiKCl, J . . llCCi-
Y . . . T ir If It t ir
er, Joseph White. Quincy Williams.
The above list does not include those
who joined the company after Septem-
ber 1st, 1S62. Jt is suggested that some
ono prepare a list of those members,
and that both rolls be called at the re
union -olTthe company at Point Cas
well on the Fourth. , We will be pleased
to publish the list, if some one will fur
nish us with it.
WILMINGTON, N. C THURSDAY, JUNE 15.
The Pender County Buildings.
We understand that ' the Building
Committee of the County Commission-
crs of Pender county have not put out
jail for that county, and there is a Ming
of considerable disanbointmenttliromrh-
lappbintment tli rough
out the county that it should be so.
We presume, however, that the gentle
men of the committee have good reasons
for non-action, which they may make
known before long. We have been
(con ipellcti to
) tiong mi ilQ s
decline two com mimical
subject.
' Lookout for Him.
About the first of Ma V a stranger ran I
. - . . . .
has not come to hand. A few davs
ago, one of the "sold" directed' a letter
to the American Fireside Monthly Mag
azine, and yesterday received a letter
from the Postmaster at New York,
stating that there was no such publica
tion in that city.
More Stolen Goods Recovered.
Officer Richardson was out again yes
terday in search of the articles stolen by
Eliza Green. He succeeded in gather
ing in one breast-pin, one pair of ear
rings, one seal ring, six gowns, eleven
pieces of lace-trimmed undergarments
and one black crepe veil. He has got
ten all of the stolen articles, save one
piece of jewelry, which he hopes to get
to day. The woman, Eliza Green, had
sold the articles to different parties and
they. were gathered in from twenty dif
ferent houses, in which she had sold
them . The officer deserves much credit
for the manner in which he followed up
the clue and ferreted out the articles.
Special Correspondence Daily Review.
ON THE AVING.
Laurinburg, N. C, June 13, 1882.
Editor Daily Btvitw : My last com
munication was from Rockingham.
This town is going ahead improving.
The fire which nearly destroyed the
business part of the town has been
rapidly rebuilt, and many of the stores
are now brick in place of wood. Sev
eral new brick buildings are being
started for stores, and one to be en
larged and an additional story added,
to be used as a hall on the upper floor.
Many new and neat dwellings are now
near completion. Laurinburg is a
thriving town, and a large business is
done here. This is a famous point on
the C. C. R. R. for fertilizers. Crops
are very fine throughout the county,
and an abundant fruit crop of the very
finest ever raised. The business out
look for the fall is very flattering.
. -yr., c. & a. k. it. SHOPS.
I was shown through the extensive
shops by Capt. James Maglenn, master
machinist. Capt Maglenn is no new
hand at the works, and the superior
work turned out at this point thorough
ly attests his skill and efficiency as a
master of his profession. He is now
overhauling a number of engines,
coaches and cars preparatory to the
Fall business which will be done by this
road.
Since my last visit here a largo
and commodious hotel has been built
here, kept by Captain Wm. Legget t
and situated just fronting the depot of
the Carolina Central Railroad, most
convenient to the travelling public, and
where they are well cared for by him.
I found here sevorai Wilmingtonians
engaged in business-J. D. Nutt, Robt.
L. Harriss. The former is at his old
business as a druggist, and is doing
well, and the latter driving a good
business in the furniture and cabinet J
business. There are few better mechan
ics in the State than friend Harriss,
which is well known to our Wilming
ton people.
THE MAILS.
Themails close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows :
CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast 4.45 P. M.
Northern through and wayjnaUs. . . ..40 A. M.
Raleigh 5.00 P. M. and 5.40 A. M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad and
Aunnlied therefrom Includ- -
ifiuhr''
l1?"! ,;; VrV i" n" WiV "8"
Ins A. & S. C. Railroad at 5.40 A. M.
00 P. M.
' fMfra miii v- j J ..-j ,
rpvront Sundavl.. .
.5.00 P. M.
All points between Hamlet and Ral
eivrn
Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Rail-
.5.00 P. M,
.8.00 P. M.
road.
Mails for points between Florence
and Charleston. 8.00 P. M.
Favetterille and offices on Cape Fear
River, Fridavs 1.00 P. M.
FayetteTille, via Lumberton, daily,
exrent Sundays 5.00 P. M.
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate ofQ-
ces, Tuestavs and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
SmlthvUle mails, by steamboat, dally
s&
M5S?
xcept smnaays) ,.oa.ji.
lor iiasy mn. Town ureeK,
Mhllntte and Uttle River. Tues
days and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
OPEN FOR DEUVEBY.
Northern through and way malls. . . .8.30 A. M.
Southern Mails a.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad 10.30 A. M.
Stalls collected from street boxes every day
at 3.45 P. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to "i M., and
from 2 to 5.30 P. M. Money order and Register
Department open same as stamp office.
Sumps for sale In small quantities at general
delivery wnen sump omce is cwstu.
General delivery open from daylight to dark
ana on bandars rroi
ra 8.30 to 9.30 A. M.
RevitalUing the blood is absolutely
necessary for the cure of general debili
ty, weakness, lassitude, irc. The best
enricherof the blood is Brown's Iron
Bitters.
STATE NEWS.
Robcsonxan: Col. W. Foster French,
one of the ablest lawyers in this judicial
district, aud who would reflect credit
not only upon himself, but upon his
county and the Democratic part v. will
not enter the contest, for the judgeship
in this district.
Greensboro Bwlc: We have listed
the taxes in Morehead for ten days,
and have asked every farmer we have
seen, and the same report comes from
every one that is that there has not
been such a crop of wheat in this coun
ty in twenty years. Next week the
$i mosteof the crop will be harvested if
1 tuc weamer xeeps clear. vW'.;-.-.
. Newbern Journal: F.irmimr Innrl
around Newbern has advanced in a few
?hrv
r . . . A . . . ' I II 11 1 .1.1 .
" .
will soon take a similar rise.
x Charlotte Observer: The big law suit
of the widow of Michael O'Donnell,
the engineer who was killed on the 7th
of January, 1881, near Lexington, by
the rock slide into which his engine ran,
against the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, was ended in Salis
bury last Saturday night about 11
o'clock. The widow sued for $25,000
damages, but the jury retarned a ver
dict allowing her $12,000.
Greensboro Patriot: There is a little
section of South Alamance county that
deserves honorable mentiou as having
the first cotton factory, and the first
iron foundry, ever started in North
Carolina. The latter has been in the
same family (Dixons) for about fifty
years, and without suspending during
she entire half century. Cane Creek
Quaker church, in the same vicinity, is
one of the oldest in the State, and the
only one which can show an uninter
rupted record of semi-weekly (Sundays
and Wednesdays) meetings since 1751.
Lord Cornwallis camped around the old
church several days on his retreat after
the battle of Guilford Court House, and
some of his wounded, who died at Cane
Creek, lie buried near the church.
News end Observer: The collections
in this revenue district last week were
$24,028.65. -Major John W.Hins
dale is one of the most successful bee
raisers in this section. His aoiarv is
managed on the latest principles, and
he has no less than 100 hives. Kev.
Robert Burwell, D. D., who lor forty
years has been a remarkable educator,
in charge of female schools at Hills
boro, Charlotte and Raleigh, yesterday
celebrated his 80th birthday by a fami
ly reunion. The meeting of the
National Medical Association, now in
Erogress at St. Paul, Minnesota, is a
ig affair, many hondreds of delegates
being in attendance. Drs. Eugene
Grissom, of Raleigh, and Charles W.
Woolen, of Randleman's Mills, Ran
dolph county, represent North Carolina,
the former gentleman being one of the
vice-presidents of the association
John W. Norwood, Esq., of Hills-
boro, whose health for a long time has
been quite feeble, is now, his numer
ous friends will be glad to learn, quite
restored in his 80th year, sent yesterday
to the department of agriculture a
buuch of oats, the product of a single
grain, of which the stalks, carefully
counted, were found to reach the as
tounding number of 182. -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mosquito Canopies,
JUST TO HAND WITH-ALL NECESSARY
fixtures and we will be pleased to put them
np for you If you leave your order at
S. JEWT5TTS,
27 North Front Street.
Upholstering, Paper Hanging, Mattress and
Awning making at same place. June 15
Pine Grove,
WRIGHTSVILLE; N. C, SITUATE AT
the 8 Mile Post on the Turnpike. Per
pons Yluitinsr the SOUND FOR A DAY'S EN
JOYMENT can itet an EARLY "Fisn SUP-
PER" before starting home, by asking for It.
No trouble at alL
ED. WILSON MANNING, Propr.
June 15-tf
A Full Stock
QF BASE BALLS.
BASE BALL BATS, "
INDIAN CLUBS,
WORCESTER'S AND WEBSTER'S
' UNABRIDGED DICTIONARIES.
NOYJT3 DICTIONARY HOLDER.
At
Heinsberger's.
june 15
The Adelina Patti Hand
Attachment
"POR ALL SEWING MACHINES. IT CAX
be essily attached in a moment's time to any
old or new Machine. It can be as readily de-
tacltsd or can remain on the machine whether
used or not.
REMEMBER It can be used by the opera
tor or by an assistant. It can be used with the
feet as a help, or alone.
Prices rivea on application. Address,
UNIVERSAL, ATTACHMENT CO..
June 15-lt 257 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
For Hire.
JJOR3E8, BUGGIES, CABJtIA- 4S
g, PBJetoss,Wagonets. Road Wag
0, at lowest price. Prompt attention to all
nlers. T. J. tOPTTTKBTi ND.
Ommlbn aad baggmgs line to and from rail
road, suj SS-fct
1882.
NO. 145.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jno. H. Giles,
rjK5SORIAL;ATSTIST A5D MA3UTAC-
TITIEU OP PEE FUMES. Shop near corner of
PriMiJ jind Catt streets None bnt lct work
turned out. Price renftbl4. Giro mo a calL
jun -tf
PtTRCELL HOUSE.
-J-JXDEK 5EW MANAGEMENT.
WILMINGTON, y. C
B. L. PKRRT, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Flrnt Cl
tn all 1U appointmenta. Term tso to 1 vt
"y. - - -xwt-.xeuait-iv
J. W. Knott
-pATS THE HI13I1KST PRICK FOR Ua$,
ItagSlng,
People
jyjEALS 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 3-1 m Dock near Front street.
Private Boarding.
HAVING RENTED THE WELL-KNOWN
and beautifully situated Reynold's Place,
in the city of Asheville, I am preparad to take
Boarders on the following terms: $30 00 a
month ; $10 00 a week ; $1 50 a day. Apply to
MISS MARY A. MILLER,
may 12-2m Asheville, N. C.
Salt. Salt.
QQTONS AGRICULTURAL SALT.
15 QQQSACKs:LITERPOOLSAL'T
1 '200SACKS TA"LE SALT.
'500 SACKS COARSE ALUM SALT,
Fine Table Salt In small pockets,
n r 1
aicw urup iuua jtioinses,
J2QIInd8 Tierces and Barrels New
Crop Cuba, Porto Rico, Old Crop! Cuba and
ieciar byrup tor sale at low prices,
june 4 "WILLARDS.
Fans and Parasols.
TN ADDITION TO MY ALREADY' LARGE
A.
and elegant stock of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS, I have received another large assort
mentof SHELL, R. and R., LACE and TUS
CAN HATS, BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS,
TRIMMINGS, FANS and PARASOLS, Ac.
Respectfully,
MISS E.fKARRER,
Exchange Corner.
June s
FRESH !
pi VERY STEAMER BRINGSjUS NEW AND
FRESH 8UPPUES OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
IWINE8, CHOICE LIQUORS
.AND CIGARS.
Every article we stills strictly as represented,
Omrs is the oldest established grocery house
In Wilmington, and we are determined to keep
up the high reputation it has enjoyed for more
than quarter of a century.
We respectfully invite an examination of
stock.
aplSt
OBO. MYERS,
11 and IS South Front
OPENED THIS DAY !
NOTHER LOT, 50 pieces, 1 c Bunting.
A handsome line of 1
WHITE GOODS.
LACE.
GLOVES, and
HANDKERCHIEF'S.
June 11 JNO. J. HEDRICK.
"Bless the Babies" !
B
ABT CAERIAGKS AND PERAMBULA-
tors In full stork; large variety and low prices.
..' , v ALSO, . . . ' -
FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
0 all styles and at all prices.
d. A. SMITH CO.,
June 11. North Front street.
T AUGUST STOCK COOS STOVES IX THE
1 1 '
State and lowest prices. Call or write for Cat
logos.
aplS F. 1L KING CO.
PLEASE KOTIC3. O f ! - I
We wd" be glad .to receive cotamuidcadom
from our friends'on aay and all subjecti ef
trneral Interest bur
Jhe name of the writer must always be fnr
nlahcd to the Editor. ,
Communications mcst bo written on oajy
ono''aldeof spaiw v
Personalities mast be avoided.
And it is especially and particularly uadr
stood that the Editor does twt always endorse
be views of coirespoadonts . Vales jui UUd
hi the editorial columns . . - , ,.
XKW ADVEIITISK3INTS.
Lutheran Lawn Party.
A LAWN PAETI WIlW 'BE HELD AT
the Lutheran Parsocajspe, to tnomw (TnURt-
DAY) night Supper from G o'clock on, Al-
mlsslou freeu "Sapper 5 cents v . - -june
14-2t "
Notice, iy-vi,.'
THERE W1LI. BK A MINTING" OF TTOi
Democratle Executive Committee of Kes'
lUnorer county, at tine oUlce ot the Chairman
m Thursday evenlufi Juno 15th. at Tcloct
AHj?ilcndDCO u i'hrd. x Bvorr!eT ofth
Chairman. j am tr kiw
For Sale, Bent or lease.
JJOUSE AND LOT CORNER " V
FRONT AND MULBERRY SI-S.kT"!
Apply
June W-tf , . 1. t. ALDERMAN.
Wagonette for the Sound.
07kASP AfTE THURSDAY, 15th !nt.
the W aronette will be run to and from tho
Sound, leaving Wilmington, corner Seeond and
Princess streets, at 0 p. m. ItetuTnlng, leave
the Sound at 7 a. m.
junell-tt T. J. SOUTHERLAND.
Jeff
TSF T1?$ DArPtE GR.VY NEVER look
JL ed or felt so well, as he has slnee he don
ned a set of that EXCELSIOR HA UN ESS to be
found at the New Saddlery and Trunk House,
No-- Market st. Our Trunk and Satchel de
partment is complete. Wo guarantee best
goods for the least money.
juno 11 II. M. BOWDEN & CO.
Molasses, Salt and Bacon,
10 000 SACKS uv SALT
125 II lids, and Tcs. Porto Rico Molaasct.
50 Boxes D. S. Sides. For salo by
june 11 KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.
"TTTAGONS, CARTS. TRUCKS and Drays of
m the celebrated Wilson A Child's make, at
June 11 KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
NO. 1 WELL BROKE MULE, in perfect
condition, and ono second hand two-hone
Wagon will Iks sold cheap by
Juno 11 KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
Stationery
guitable for business or private
use.
BLANK BOOKS adapted to all uses..
READING MATTER of all kinds.
A great varloty of other articles usual to my
line. . - ,,.v '
OBGANS AND PIANOS AT BOTTOM
PRICES, at
Junoll . ' YATES BOOK STORE.
Kerchner & Calder Bros,
QOMMISSION MERCHAOTI,
. AND
1 Dealers a
if'
GROCERIES and FERTILIZERS. -
GENUINE GERMAN KAIN1T
ap!2S tf ON nAND,
Best in Town
CAN SHOW THE PRETTIEr v
Kid Button Boot for La
dies' Wear.
f to be found In the Statt.
We do display the. largest stock of Boot
and Shoos in town.
We sell better goods and give more for your.'
money than any bouse dealing In our line.
Try us and see if it Is not so. '
GEO. K. FRENCH SOXV
Juno 4 S3 North Front si.
Insect Powder
AND BELLOWS FOR USING SAMKv
Kills Bedbugs, Roaches,, Fleas, -AnU,
Flies and Insects of all kinds. Good for using
on Dogs and Cats. Imported and for sale In
any quantity by , r MUNDS BROS.,
' Druggists.
Prescriptions preparod at all hours ot the
day and night. , . . ... r. June 4
For Sale-
rpWO PARLOR CARPETS WITII WIDX
X border, fine Brussels, fashionable Shades
and quite urge. . Also very hn'lom Mhsh-e-i
overlaid Dining Table and 81UeboarL
These articles have been uel only one ses
son and are sold only because ot owner tear
lng toe city. A bargain offered to purchasers.
For particulars address postal to "M" Box Ml,
City. - - . , -..'. JwH
Don't Fflrget
fJVHAT I KEEP FULL AND COMPLETX
Stocks of Drugs and have torredlents to U0
ANY PRESCRIPTION Full stocks of Patent
Medlclce. t PrescrrpUocs compouoiled any
hour of the nlzht. - '- F. C. 3tILLElC
btores : Fourth and Nnn Eta., Foortta and Han
overSts. may 21 tf
Scarborough's Saloon and
Bestaurant !
, . -
EVERTTHING FIRST CLASS. MEALS AT
all hours. Clea n Lgirga. EverythiBg gua
n teed as good as j, .n the city.
Bar Is suppDed with the best of.lAiuors-
Board by the month...... ...I......."r.. 15 00
Board by the week ,
Board by the day 1
And you can get your meals any hour of ths)
B, J. SCARBOROUGH,
aplJ50-2m 5o bouth Water at.
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