A.. W morula. Mood,, ex-
US?
cepted by
JOSH T.JAMES,
riwl-"lUmoS9 POSTAGE rAIIfc
too- Sx months, $2.00. Three
0e - i oo One month, 35 cents.
-"Tver will bo delivered by carriers free
,;irt of the CitJ' Rt the
' ..r 10 rent per week. ' f
d.iuc rate-'low and HberaL
uX-r, will re,ort any and all fall-
their paper regularly,
77ir Ztaty Review has the hiryest
t ' ... .
, . rirrvlatvm. oj wj 7iwjyu
LOCAL NEWS!
IRCEX TO EvADYERTlSEMEKTS.
ja'dTa Listing
Tates lilan.k Hooks
S Jf.m-ktt Mattresses.
( i. Mkhank Ship Notice
Mi-M Buos Insect Powders.
Hkinshkhokh J ust Call and Sec
j, ' Clakk Grand Excursion
jf aj. J C. Winder, General Manager
of Carolina Central, was Ja thecity
".yesterday. 1 " ' ' " . ",
St. John's Day will not be celebrated
by the Masonic fraternity in this city
this ytar-
The -"Mash' Hat is the greatest nov
elty out, and is bavins a big run. Dyer
lls them. t
- .
Hr I. Shrier is fitting up his store in
a handsome manner, preparatory for
the Fall trade.
We are sorry to learn that Capt. F
James, health officer for the lower
district, is quite sick.
Freshwater Perch,Trout and Black
fisk hooka and lines. A Ml assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's.T
The mails for the Carolina Central
Railroad will hereafter close at 5:50 jm
in., and open for delivery at 9 :30 a. m.
A match game of haseball took place
yesterday afternoon between the Quick
step and the Kough and Ready clubs, in
which the latter were the victors by a
score of 34 to 5.
The civil docket of Pender Superior
Court was taken up yesterday. Messrs.
Iievane, Martin, Ricaud, Russell
McRae, J. I). Bellamy, R. H. McKay,
Holmes and Darby, from this city were
in attendance. .
Mr.W. S. O'B. Robinson, United
Stated District Attorney, is in" the city.
He came for the purpose of ejecting
the squatters from the Government
property known as King's Row.
Mr. Geo. W. Muggins has a clock
lrame made of quartz gathered from the
Kocky Mountains in Colorado. There
are thirty-fire specimens in the frame,
which is made in the shape of a tower.
A. verdant youth from the country
was carried to the guard It'ouse Wed
nesday night. Yesterday morning His
flonor investigated the case and found
it was simply an inoffensive drunk and
discharged him. He left for home im
mediately. The tax listers for Cape Fear, Har
nett, Masonboro and Federal Point
townships will be at the Court Houso
to-day for the purpose of receiving the
tax list of residents of this city who
hate taxable property in the townships
named above.
Exports Foreign.
Barque Jennie li. Diverty, Capt. AU
Uns, cleared at this port yesterday for
St. John's, Porto Rico, with 235,000
twt lumber, valued at $4,015.92, ship
ped by Messrs E. Kidder & Son.
Unmailables.
The following unmailable matter re
mains in the postoffice in this city: ,
Mrs. P. A. Larnage, Aurora, S. Creek,
BeauiortCo.. N.C.; one stamped en
velope, illegibly addressed ; lot of calico
samples, no address.
. To Bafflm and others-Go to J aco
li 6 for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
c. lou cm get all sizes and at the
lowest prices.
Severe Accideut.
Capt. Morgan, of the steam tug
mwith a y serious acci-
II t jestcraay morning.
e was chopping some wood, when
we glanced.and made a very se-
Z?, 5 f00t and le De was
dtv i V"" and brouSht to ttus
l3 Where his wounds were dressed.
Postponed.
Tbe committees of Sampson and
render counties and of this city, having
TX the intcrsts of the Point Cas
eu & ciimon IUilr0adt werc to havc
m this city yesterday, but from
cause they failed to do so. They
Ba fT however, at some day in the
Ttare, nen arrangementa wIH
Perfected for pushing along thif im
PorUnt work.
KWney Disease,
i2ltation Betention; Inconti
Gravel, &c, cured by
U $1. Depot James C.
f
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VOL. VI.
THE lEMOCKATS.
First Guns of the Campaign
The Primary Meetings Held
Yesterday and Last Nijrlit.
Primary meetings we're held yester
day and last night in the various wards
in the city and townships in the county
for the purpose of choosing delegates to
the County Convention which meets
here next Saturday and to organize for
the campaign. The meetings . were all
well attended and much interest was
manifested in the proceedings. The re
ports lor the city will be found below
but only one township Harnett,! has
thus far been heard from : :
FIRST WARD.
At a meeting of the Democratic
voters of the First Ward, held in Brook
lyn Hall, Mr. W. II. Strauss was re
quested to act as Chairman and Mr. F.
C. Walsh as Secretary.
On motion of Capt. O. A. Wiggins,
the delegates to the County Convention
were elected by acclamation, resulting
in the choice of Messrs. Simon W.
Sanders, Mike Carroll, Chas. Murphy,
W. H. Strauss, Archie Alderman.
The delegates were then instructed to
vote for WaddeU delegates to the Con
gressional Convention.
An election was then held for the
Ward Executive Committee, resulting
in the choice, by acclamation, of Messrs.
O. A. Wiggins, W. H. Morton, W. M.
Parker, John Barry, J. M. Henderson,
The First Ward Club was then per
manently organized, with Messrs. W,
H. Strauss as President, J. M. Hender
son as Vice-President and F. C. Walsh
as Secretary.
SECOND WARD.
The meeting in the Second Ward was
held in the Court House, and was well
attended.
On motion of Col. Roger Moore, Mr.
John C. James was called to the chair,
and Messrs. J. Hal Boatwright and
W. H. McFarland, on motion of
Mr. G. J. Boney, acted as Secretaries.
There was but one ticket, for dele
gates to the County Convention and but
one for Executive Committee of the
ward,and these were elected unanimous
ly. It being thought bestto cast a bal
lot for the tickets, Col. J. G. Burr was
appointed to cast that for delegates, and
Col. Thos. C. James that for a commit
tee. The foUowing tickets were elected :
For Delegates to County Convention
Roger Moore, DuBrutz Cutlar, E.
D. Hall, Junius Davis, P. Heinsberger.
For Executive Committee G. J.
Boney, Wm. Goodman, P. Glavine, M.
P. Taylor, G. II. Smith.
THIRD "WARD.
There was a large attendance at the
Third Ward meeting, and an earnest
enthusiasm was manifested. Mr. "W.
J, Yopp was called to the chair, Mr
S. Bear, Jr was requested to act as
Secretary, and Messrs. W. N. Bowden,
J. W. Perdew and A. J. Yopp were
appointed tellers. The following were
chosen' as the delegates to the county
convention, which meets at the Court
House on Saturday next :
G. F, Alderman, August Deumelandt,
C. G. Southerland, L. H. Bowden, J.
C. Stevenson.
The foUowing were appointed to meet
with the County Executive Committee
immediately after the adjournment of
the County Convention on Saturday
next:
Samuel Bear, Jr., W. H. Yopp, L.
W. McLaurin, Timothy Donlan, E, G.
Parmelee.
The foUowing resolutions were then
offered and adopted unanimously :
Resolved, That the Democratic Voters,
the tax-payers of the Third Ward, de
sire to express their unqualified appro
val of the present system of county
government. It is the only hope of
refuge from a corrupt waste of our
county finances, and of vital importance
to us as a party, and as tax-payers.
We therefore demand from our friends
its support and- continuance.
Itcsolvcd, That the delegates from
the Third Ward be instructed to urge
upon the County Convention the im
portance of bringing out a full Demo
cratic ticket for county officers.
FOURTH "WARD.
There was also a fine attendance at
the meeting of the voters of the Fourth
Ward, which was held in the City Cour1
Room. "t
In the absence of a member of the
County Executive Committee Capt. W.
P. Oldham, President of the Fourth
Ward Democratic Club, called the
meeting to order, and on his motion
Capt. A. L. DeRosset was called to the
chair and Col. Ed. S. Latimer was re
quested to act as secretary.
. An election for delegates was gone in
to, with Messrs. M. S. WiUard and Al
bert Gore as Tellers anoVE, H. Eilers
and H. H. Wattera as Recorders. The
" ..T. .."V"; -
WILMINGTON, N. C
following gentlemen were elected on the
respective tickets :
Executive Committee W. A. Wil
liams, A. G. McGirt, W., II. Green, R.
H. Grant. R. W. Price.
Delegate W. A. Cumming, Jas.
Madden, Owen Fennell, S. II. Fish
blate, W. P. Oldham.
FIFTH WARD.
Tee meeting of the Democracy of the
Fifth Ward was largely attended. Mr.
G.W. W. Davis was called to the
Chair, and Mr. H. E. Orr, Jr., acted
as Secretary. The following are the
names of the delegates selected for the
County Convention; ,r;u. ,,rvV
Jordan; Branch, VWo.-H.t GriOth;
Fred." Rhewv John Branch Joseph H.
Han by.
The foUowing were appointed to
meet with the County Executive Com
mittee, which meets immediately after
the adjournment of the County Conven
tion, on Saturday next:
W.H Griffith. R. M. Capps, W. E,
Mayo, C. L. Frost, and H. E. Orr, Jr
The meeting then proceeded to organ
ize a Ward Democratic Club, with the
following officers :
J. D. H. Klander, President; W. H.
Griffith, 1st Vice President; Wesley
Millis, 2nd Vice President; H, E. Orr.
Jr., Secretary ; Capt. D, S. Bender,
Treasurer.
nARXETT TOWNSHIP.
At a meeting of the Democratic
voters of Harnett Township, held at
its voting place yesterday, Capt. A. A.
Moseley was chosen Chairman and Mr.
James Macomber Secretary.
The chair having explained the busij
ness of the meeting, nominations being
in order, the following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the County Conven
tion:
W. B. McKoy, A. A. Moseley.
Alternates C. II. Alexander, G. W.
Harper
The follo wing gentlemen were elected
as Executive Committee :
Louis R. Mason, Wm. F. Alexander,
W. B. McKoy, E. L. Pearcc, A. A.
Moseley.
After the business for which the
meeting was called was concluded,
those present proceeded to reorganize
the Democratic Club of Harnett town
ship by the election of Capt. A. A.
Moseley as President and Mr. James
Macomber as Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to elect
a Club Executive Committee, many
members of the partybeing present and
all sections of the township being well
represented. All present were wrell sat
isfied with the good work so well begun
and the bright prospects before them.
Here's Your Chance,
An excellent opportunity is offered
our up-country friends along the line
of the Carolina Central R. R. to visit
Wilmington and SmithvUle at very low
rates. The Hotel Brunswick at Smith
villc.wiUbe formally opened next wreek
and a schedule of rates has been adopt
ed that should tempt many to run down
here and get a mouthful of salt air.
The tickets issued at the excursion rates
will be good from June 26th to July 1st.
See advertisement elsewhere in this is
sue for particulars.
Prompt Delivery.
We have before us now a letter which
was written by a gentleman in this city
to a friend who was at the time in New
bern, the letter being, unfortunately,
addressed on the envelope to Smithville
while the direction in the body of the
letter was to Newbern. It is dated
June 26th, 1876, and it came promptly
to hand June 13th, 1882, the recipient
being Maj. Graham Daves, y,rho is now
in charge of the Atlantic Coast Line of
fice in Charleston, and the writer Gen.
M. P. Tai lor, of this city. Where this
letter has been wandering lo ! those
many years, it might be difficult to say.
Ay thing in the hardware Une can
be found at reasonable prices at J aco
bi's. t
Sun Spots.
There has been an extraordinary out
burst of sun spots within the last ten
days, l-ast week a spot resembling in
its general appearance and its position
upon the disc the great spot that accom
panied the" magnetic storms ef April,
crept slowly around the eastern edge of
the sun, advanced with the revolution
of the orb, until a few days ago it was
weU situated for observation. The area
covered by this outburst of spot is a tri
angular figure containing, in round
numbers, a thousand millions of square
miles of the solar surface. The disturb
ed region is visible as a black dot with
out a telescope, when the eye is protect
ed by a smoked or deeply colored glass.
FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1882.
Samaritan Xervine.
We notice that a number of South
ern papers which have been advertising
Samaritan Nerviuc have dropped it
since the exposure made by us a few
dayssinee. "Dr. S. A. Richmond" is,
as we. had occasion to say a few days
ago, a consummate rogue who has
never been known to pay au advertis
ing biU. s He is an ignorant rogue too,,
as the foUowing circular published by
hini willshow: .
St. Joseph, Mo., June 1st, 1882.
Gentlemen: My quarterly advertis
ing bills are now coming due and. I find
it impossible to meet them promptly, as
th$2wycrti3ing"h
toereato but a limited demand for the
medicine. I owne valueable Hotel
Property here in my own name, worth
$125,000. with mortgage on same to
the-amount of $47,500. I am now try
ing to seU the property, if I succeede it
wiU enable me to pay off my debts
soon. I have recently sold out my in
terest in the manufacture of Dr. Rich
mond's Samaritan Nervine and formed
a Stock Company, said company re
fuse to pay contracts for advertising
made by the old company, therefore I
request you to cancel my contract and
I wiU agree to nay you for the adver
tising allready done as soon as . I possi
bly can. Hopeing that this explana
tion will meet with your favorable ap
probation, I am Very RespectfuUy,
S. A. Richmond.
STATE NEWS.
Greensboro Patriot: Rockingham
crops are reported-to be very fine. To
bacco is unusually promising Har
vesting is going on, and the yield every
where is immense.
Durham Plant: The wheat and oat
cropsfnow being harvested are said to be
the finest seen in this county for a num
ber of years. . Rev. Frank H. Wil-
kins, colored, pastor of the Baptist
churcht baptized nineteen persons m a
pond, just outside of town, Sunday.
Charlotte Observer: Gen. D. H. Hill,
it is stated, has reconsidered his inten
tion to resign the Presidency of the Ar
kansas Industrial University, and wiU
remain in the position which he has so
efficiently fiUed. The postal au
thorities have made arrangements with
the Richmond & Danville Railroad
Company, to have the fast mail trains,
which were discontinued last February,
put back on the road and next Sunday
the first trip under . the new arrange
ment will be made. . ;
Raleigh Visitor: Lewis Clyde Belvin,
four years Id, son of W. L. Belvin, tell
from a porch last Saturday, aud broke
his left coUar bone. There are nine
dry goods stores on Wilmington street,
between Hargett and the corner of Ex
change Place, and three grocery stores
and four bar-rooms, one restaurant.
one shoemaker's shop, a barber shop
-ft . V .
and an auction nouse m tne same
space.
Goldsboro Messenger: The farmers
report improvements in the cotton
crop. A slight nan leu m some
parts in this county on Monday. In the
Mount Olive section it did some dam
age to the growing crops. The
wheat crop throughout this section is
said to be the finest known for many
years, notwithstanding the recent ad
verse reports of injury; The oat crop,
too, is better than it has been for sev
eral seasons. Last bunday morn
ing Mr. John Burnham and a com-
panion, both living on the Alvin Whit
ley plantation, in tne "noundaDouts,"
five mUes distant, went in bathing in
Neuse river, and the former, getting in
to deep water and being a poor swim
mer, was drowned before succor could
be had.
News and Observer: During the past
thirtv days 40 convicts have been sent
to the Western North Carolina RaiL
road. Two children of Mr. Thos.
Johns, twins, aged six weeks, died of
cholera infantum Monday night, near
Auburn. The deaths were in ten min
utes of each other. - Sunday morn
ing, at 9 .o'clock, lit. Rev. Bishop
Northrop began the ceremonies of ded
ication of the. Church of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus. He was assisted by
Fathers White, and Oberly. One
dealer in fruit sold in this city lasUveek
1000 quarts of wild plums, at 5 cents
per quart. Iti3 said that the physi
cians are considering the propriety of
1 fit A
presenting mm wnn a suiuidic lesu-
monial. Capt. B. P. Williamson
has just received returns from the sale
of peaches shipped by him to New
York. The price they brought was $5
per Dusnei crate, out u cost just to
pay; express - and 'other charges, so the
net result is per bushel.
Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bil
ious attacks positively cured with Em
ory's Standard Cure Pills an infaUible
remedy : never fail to cure the most ob
stinate, long-standing cases where Qui
nine and aU other remedies had faUed.
They are prepared expressly for . mala
rious sections, an double boxes, two
kinds of Pills, containing a "strong ca
thartic and. a chUl breaker, sugar-coated;
contain no Quinine or ; Mercury,
causing no griping or purging; they are
mild and efiicienl, certain in their ac
tion and harmless in all cases ; :they ef
fectuaUy cleanse -the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. As a
household remedy they are unequal ed.
For Liver Complaint their equal is not
known ; one box wiU have a wonderful
effect on the worst case. They are used
and prescribed by. Physicians, and sold
by Druggists everywhere, or sent by
man, ana so cent boxes, jumory si
Little Cathartic Pills; best ever made,!
only 15 Cents. Standard Cure Co., U4
Nassau Street. New York, tmd&w.
NO. 152.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mattresses.
7 0V CAN HAVE A MOT OS K OF Hair.
JL Mo, Cotton or Straw made to on lor or
your oM one renovatel an4 mato a good as
uew, at s. JEWFTT'S.
' , 27 N. Front St.
Also leave orders tor Upholstering, Paper
Hauling, Awning waking. He. june 23
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARK HEREBY
cautioned and forewarned V
against harboring or cwlitlng any
of the crew of Br. banioentine Vt
luuuiu, vps. tvan, aa uettner
.wv . y--m . ... .
the Master nr Cnn;J(nwia will
responsible Tor any debts contracted by them.
C. P. MEBA.
June 23-3t
INK,
Consignee.
Tax Notice
piIE TAX LISTERS FOR CAPE FEAR,
Harnett, Masonboro and Federal Point Town
ships, will be at the Court House to-day, (Fri
day the 23rd inst), for the purpose of receirlng
Mie -tax lists of such residents of the City as
have taxable property in said Townships,
june 23-lt.
GRAND EXCURSION !
JUNESGth, 1882,
TO
Wilmington, Smithville
AND THE
SEASHORE!
VIA
Carolina Central Railroad.
On the occasion of the opening of
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
AT SMITHVILLE.
The following exceedingly low rates will of
fer full opportunity to yisit this MOST DE
LIGHTFUL RESORT, where all the enjoy
ments incident to a life on the Seashore may
be found: Rates for the ROUND TRIP TO
SMITHVILLE are as follows:
Monroe. .
Beaver Dam...
Polkton
Wadesboro
$5.50
$5.00
Lilesvillc. .'. .
Pee Dee
Rockingham
namiet i oo
Laurel Hill. . " ' ' g 75
Laurinburg. 4 .'50
ishoe Heel 5.25
Red Banks ... . 3 00
Moss Neck. .."...."." fuiioo
Lmmberton $2.50
Bladenboro .
Abbottsburg,
Clarkton
Rsindalc. . . ,
North West.
$2.0
Tickets good from June 26th to July 1st,
luuuonc. -tuipiu accommodations wiilncpro
vlded and a complete trip is assured.
Tho magnincemt Steamer PASSPORT i
chartered for the occasion and wUl visit all the
celebrated FISHING GROUNDS near Smith
ville. Passengers will take regular night train.
junc2:J2t
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Insect Powder
AND BELLOWS FOR USDfG .SAME.
Kills Bedbugs, Roaches, Fleas, Ants,
Flies and insects of all kinds. Good for using
on Dogs and Cats. Imported and for sale in
any quanUty by MUNDS BROS.,
Druggists.
day and night. junolS
Just Call and See
fjpiIE LARGE STOCK OF
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
STANDARD NOVELS,
At HEINSBERGER'S,
live Book and Music Store.
BEAUTIFUL GALLERY OF
FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
CHROMOS,
MOTTOES,
ST A TIT A KT
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES.
june 22
At
HEINSBERGER'S.
Saratoga Trunks,
"TTARIOUS STYLES AND THE PRICES
are right.
Linen and Mohair Ulsters,
from small to extra large sizes.
Straw Mattings .
An unusual sale of these goods. White Check
ed and Fancy.
lOn A BOXES SOAP OF
IZVJK) TURKISH BATH A OAT MEAL.
AWNING CLOTH ! WHITE LAWNS !
SPECIAL ATTENTION la called to these
goods, -also to Laces and Embroidery.
THE CARPRTS are moving nicely, for the
prices have been cut dowx.
june 23
R. ATMCINTIRE.
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington,-NrC.
XntST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
X . . t 2
mm- nrst-eiaas sax ana "H-makD' ba
LOOH ATTACUXD. apl 9
fflbelua to rcveuiillatlii
from rar fika any ai"atiw$ect of
general interest but ' 1 '
The namo of Um writer must lwaj be fur
nlshetl to the Editor.
CommuulcaUonmiut I wrtttea on oly
one side of the paper; - 2 .
Personalities must be avoided. : V .
And It La. especially" and particularly under
stood thai'the Editor doe " not always eadors -he
views of corrcspondenta unJes so state d
in the editorial column.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fine Stationery,
gUCH AS KXVELOIF, .
FOOLSCAP PAPER,
LETTER PAPER,
' ; COMMERCIAL XOTT5 PAPER.
I will guarantee to suit any 000 in BLANK
BOOKS, Steel Tens, Rubber Band, 4c, 4c
3- First class Pianos and Organs. Great
Inducement at 4 IIEIXSBERGEK'S,
June W Live Book nd Music Store
At Yates' Bookstore -
QAX BE FOUND A FULL SUPPLY Of?
BuANK BOOKS, WRITING PAPER, INK,
PENS, PENCILS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBLTklS,
Memorandum Books,. WrlUng Tablet, Cro- .
quet. Hammocks, and a thousand and one oth
er things usually In a StaUonery Store.
PIANOS AND ORGANS very" cheap.
4- .
june IS
A Few Lot
QF HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
sale low. I have full Hnea of Trunks and Va
lises at prices to suit the times.
Repairing executed neatly and with dla-
patch. '
J. H.MALIARD,
Successor to'Mallard A Bowden,
lune lS-tf " No. 8 FTont Street.
Butter.
t- - . ...
A FEW PACKAGES (Large and Small) of
the very finest.
J00 PACKAGES ALL GRADES.
Consigned and must ha nnld.
june 18-tf
DEROSSET A CO.
QHEESE-50 BOXES.
gTARCII 200 BOXES,
rpOMATOES 50 CASES,
CANNED CORN,
PEACHES, Ac, Ac.
Prices very low.
june lS.tf - DEROSSET A CO.
Marvin's Celebrated
JpiRE AND BURGIJVR PROOF SAFES,
All Slzeand Prices, from $50.00 ;to $2,330.00.
Acknowledged by the best authorities to be tha
BEST SAFE MADE, ...
Extract from Scientific American editorlal.of
Feb. 11th, 1882: We are also asked astItn
best fire proof safes. Welsay MARVIN'S'J
' A. A. WTLLABD.
june IS Aaent at Wilmington.
"Bless the Babies"!
gABT CARRIAGES AND PERAMBULA
tors In full stock ; large variety and low price.
j '''
ALSO, - ;
FURNITURE OF ALL , DESCRIPTIONI, "
Of all styles and at all price.
D. A. SMITH A CO., ;
'orth Front street.
june 18.
OPENED THIS DAY I
. : ; ' . . ,
jNOTHEIt LOT, 50 pieces, lxcBuntlaf.
A handsome line of m -.
WHITE GOODS.
LACES,
GLOVES, and ' -HANDKERCHIEFS,
june 18 JSO. J. IIEDRICK.
Wilmington Shirt Factory
(tbe only one In the State) No. 27 Market hu
J . ELS BACH, Proprietor. ' f '
THE ABOVE FACTORY Is ready now to
offer to the public great lnducemcata 1n
White Shirts at the following low prices: The
.nt 1 v -j viu varn tMZi uou vpen
front, 75c. Of them; popular Shirts we. have
soVl hundreds of dozens In the city, as well aa
in the country, and therefore Is well known to
the public, and need, no comments. The "Roy
al'', a Wamsutta fcblrt,. With 2W0 JJneo front.
DOc; 5 Boy's Shirts all Bize1, 75c, ' Night frhlru
75c, , Col. Dress Shirts f roii 25c al upwards.
Cotton Drawer from 2Mc upward. - Jlervy
Jeans Drawer double lined on ttae scat, SOc. .
.shirt and Drawers made to order at low Six
nre and a good fit always guaranteed. --t
Country ordeni Hrktly attemlcl to. These
articles, which we now offer for sale'are made
up at home by welt trained and t long ex peri
enced hands ami no northern make can equal
in sizes, fit and quality. Tbcse KlilrU arc all
reinforced and cut lentghways the cloth, thor
oughly examined before being put In stock.
Every Shirt la guaranteed to fift and war
ranted a represented or the money will be re
funded. Come and save money and bur vour
Shirt at the factory. '. f 3
Very Kecpeetfpllr, :
' '"'.'J. ELSBACII, -June
18 . .- . ManuXactarer.
Salt. Salt. ' 1
QO70 ACRlCCLTLTiALSALT.
l!5 oooSJlCB:sLlvi:lIPOOI'8Ai;r
' 5 0 0 8 J"CKS ,99AESE SALT,
Fine Table Salt In mall pockets.
New Crop Ciba Mohuea,
crop Cuba, Porto Rico. Old CropiCoba and
Noctar Syrup or sale at knr price.