-thufafk
. eTtry oH. Kf. ex
Vf epted;by
JOSH T.JAMES.
IOSVO,TAGK PAID:
p ..si. U months, x.w.
wr " Ath IS cents.
ilrartof the city, at Upbore
" .r week.
-KTrfVortanyaDd .11 fall-
Nation. f W narspajxr
- : .... rurvri
i -'in.W Shade.
TiTKr-Tlie Standard.
K'm iteiOi-yo Fine 0fsan
'f? KAWiKit-Jut Keceived
;ii fAlMNo.M9.K.&L.ofH.
vty Court jestcrda
ytf!TIhr a quarter for
TlSufine gauze under-
- inm of cotton at this port yea-
inre Milieu was drunk and down
.J seti lat nfcht. and was taken
iabj the police.
The new silver instruments of the
Eaarprise Band have arrived and were
f Tea out to the members yesterday.
" crops all about in this section are
;ains fine and the fanner have high
hnp It bountiful harveauNho sea
ou continues very ;wd.
There were four or five burglaries
cummild in this city last week. Burg
laries are becoming entirely too fre
quent; something ought to be done to
sap them. .
Boerdrinlers were in a dilemma yes
irnlij morning. There was little or
to beer ia the city. A car load was re-
they inimediately took the other
0 t ii
bora oi ine uiiemma.
Soae sinner, without the fear of jus
tct izi utterly void of moral instinct,
aad who .secractl to hare no eartbjy
idn or the Eighth Commandment,
sa!e some fine roasting ears from Jus
tice Millis' corn iatch on Sunday night
1-jthins ia the hardware line can
be found at reasonable prices at Jjlco
if. t
To-day the July Drawiug of the
lioalsiana State Lottery Company will
take place. The aniious "seekers after
iortuue, bj the near cut, are building
sit-astle$ sml trying to decide what
they wildo with the money they draw,
and where they will spend the Summer.
To Builders and others Go to Jaoo
ki for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
c. Yoa can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. '
Gone West.
Ir.S. S. Satchwell passed through
city list evening on a mission of
pwfesiional duty to the mountains for
few days. Ho has accepted invita
tions from the State Normal Schools,
ia session at Newton, Catawba
eocsty.aad Franklin,' Macon eonnty,
'o sddresj them on "Health in Families
Schools."
Judge McKae.
i Oa Saturday last His Excellency,
or Jarris, appointea Major James
. McPae. of Cumberland county,
Je of the Superior Court, to 1111 the
aacy causal by the resignation of R.
X. Bennett. Judge McRae wiU take
kueatoathe Superior Court at Ral
C U? nning with yesterday.and close.
Hon't Die in the House.
roaches bed-bngs, flics, ants
chjpmnnks,COphera.l 5c. -
Burjjalry,
residence of Mr. John Neimeyer.
ye of Sixth and Orange
Tjf. was burglariously entered a few
ce and robbed of several arti-
J doUung, etc. The thief affected
prance through a back window aud
odhii escape.
ne Committee Bcport.
ef frm a fricnd 1x1 Clinton Hn
ous the gratifying intelligence
Jye reports from all of the Clinton
Cuwe11 R- Committees
T har. been sent in to the Com
Jat thi, piaco yesterday, in which
to7;e suPPose that they will arrive
theri -Ur "Pondent says that
w??.11! along the proposed line
to hf tohearthatthe comply
ptte ornJze1 so soon and they
U5 10 lncrcaso their subscriptions
uthe organization 'is effected.
VOL. VI.
The Tricker Tricked.'
A deputy sheriff was "caught nap
pins"1 yestenlayallcrnoou, near, the cor
ner of Fourth autl , Brunswick ! streets.
An urchin thousht he woulj play a trick
on the deputy and nailed his coat to the
slump of an old tree. The pricker was
tj-icked-Avhcn the deputy rose in his
might with hoop pole in hand and are
tlie urchin a simon pure article of birch
bark tanning.
A Leave of Absence. ,
Air. K. C. Taylor, the courteous and
clever Superintendent of the National
Cemetery, has been granted a leave, of
abseuce for thirty days and will take a
ftnp to Minnesota. Mr. Taylor has
6tuck closely to his business for several
years past and of late has been a little
under the weather!.1 We trust his trip
will bo beneficial, and that he will re
turn feeling much better and thorough
ly braced up by the change"of clirnatef'
A Detective aud uurgrlary.
A detective of this city,, in conversa
tion with us yesterday, stated that he
would guarantee the city authorities to
break up the gang of burglars now op
erating in this city, in threo weeks, if
they would pay him for the work. He
further stated that if he did not he would
not accept one cent for his labors. He
narrows his proposition down to "If I
don't break up the gang don't pay me
He has twice within the past ten
years been employed by the authorities
and succeeded in breaking Up and bring
ing to justice several burglars, notably
the moonshiners andvthe lamplighter
Boyette.
The Bis Sunflower.
Mr. Oscar Wilde, while in the city,
paid a visit to the . Sound on Sunday
and was the guest of Capt. E. W. Man
ning. During the day ho went to the
beach with a party of young gentlemen
and took a bath in the ocean, with
which he expressed himself as much
delighted and refreshed. He was called
unon durintr the afternoon by many of
the citizens residing on the Sound, with
whom he held a conversation of a couple
of hours'' duration. I ! ,
Mr. Wilde took supper with Major
C. M. Stedman and returned to the
city the same night He left here yes
terday morning for Norfolk, where he
was to have lectured last night, no
seemed highly pleased with our section
of the country and with the people he
had met. i , '
A Good Man Departed.
We are pained to announce the death
of Rev. William Closs, D. D., a distin
guished divine of the Methodist Episco
pal Church, South, and for many years
a rresiding Elder in the North Carolina
Conference, which occurred on Satur
day evening at the residence of his son-
in-law, at Enfield. He had been in fee
ble health for a number of weeks, con
tinually crowine" worse, and his rela-
- - o r "
uvea and menus have nau nut, uiue
hopes of his recovery. His ago was
about 75 years, and he had been a faith
ful worker in the Christian ministry for
about half a century. HU funeral took
place at Enfield, at 10 o'clock a. m., yes
rrilv and his remains were taken to
Henderson, N. C, for interna cut'. Dr.
Closs was a native of Botetourt coun
ty, Va but came to tliis State quite
early in life, where he remained per
manently until b.is decease. ' He leaves
a wife and two children, a son and
daughter, the latter 'of, whom Is mar
ried. His eldest daughter married Rev.
A. A. Boshamer, of the M. E. Church,
and died several years ago.,
Rev. Frank H. Wood,, of the Front
Street M. E. Church, left here on Sun
day evening to be in attendance, at the
funeral. . ,
'Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bil
ious attacks positively cured with Em
ory's Standard Cure Pills an infallible
remedy : never fail to cure the most ob
stinate, long-standing cases where Qui
nine and another remedies- had failed.
They are prepared expressly for mala
rious sections, in double boxes, two
kinds of Pills, containing a strong ca
thartic and a chill breaker, sugar-coated;
contain no Quinine or Mercury,
causing no griping or purging; they are
mild and efficient, certain in their ac
tion and harmless in all cases ; they ef
fectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. As a
household remedy they are un equaled.
For liver Complaint their equal is not
known; one box will have a wonderful
effect on the worst case. They are used
and prescribed by Physicians, and sold
by Druggists everywhere, or sent by
mail, 25 and 50 cent boxes. Emory s
Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made,
only 15 Cents. Standard Cure Co., 114
Naasau Street. New York. 8md&w.
Freshwater Perch,Trout and Black
fish hooks and . lines,! A full, assort
ment and lowest prici at' JxcwM
WILMINGTON. N. C.
STATE NEWS.
Now!x;m Journal: On the
July Mr Zeph Marshall, Dr. Mdmjbnl
ing with one dog . near Piney Green,
Onsl)w county, and after jumping, the
fox turned the tables and actually, run
the dog about half a mile, back to where
the hunters were waiting, who in turn
shot the lox.
Norwood . Gleaner:- While r Mr.
Ephriani Huneycutt and family were
away irom home last Thursday, his
house was entered by thieves, who
broke open his trunk and stole $55
which he had in a pocket-book in the
trunk. The pocket-book also contained
soma valuable papers which were not
talcenvy-v; ' t
Roxboro News: 2$o man can be
nearer to the hearts of the "old sol
diers" of this county than Gen. Mat
Ransom, a noble officer, a brave man,
! a. ft . m
a Kina menu ; ne is tnougnt oi Dy our
people as an idol. And many an old
comrade will grasp his hand onthe-28th
with, emotion and pleasure, thinking in
It i Vft tilt ri
meir ncans. uoa oiess uansom. ,
Rocky Mount Jieporier: On Sunday
next, the Rev. Mr. Primrose will in
stall Rev R. A. Wailes as pastor of the
fresbytenan church at tins place.
The heaviest rain we have had this sea
son fell here last Monday evening. Re
ports are current that in some sections
near here, the rain was accompanied
by considerable wind, which blew down
the cotton and corn, damaging it to no
little extent. ,
Henderson Gold Leaf: The prevail
ing warm weather and recent rains of
the past week have been' as favorable to
growing crops as could be desired.
Cotton has taken a fresh start, and is
coming out wonderfully. Corn vigor
ous and healthy-looking, and is growing
finely : tobacco is looking well, and all
other crops ditto. Indeed, the reports
from all sections of ibis immediate
neighborhood are abundantly indicative
of a propitious season
Rockingham Spirit: Mr. Thomas
Cowan, of Hamlet, has a peculiar
chicken.it being one-half -duck. Part
of the time it quacks' like a duck, at
other times it chirps like an ordinary
chicken . 1 1 walks erect like a m an, and
is certainly a strange fowl. A col
ored man by the name of Amos Nich
olson.died suddenly on the sidewalk.
near W. T. Covington & Co's store, on
Thursday evening. About an hour
before his death he stated that he was
going to die, and that he was ready and
willing to go. being fully prepared for
the awful change. He was apparently
aoout 30 years of age.
Charlotte Observer: Mr; J. B. Wil
liamson, of Providence township, this
county, sowed one bushel oft wheat and
realized therefrom forty-two bushels.
The youngest bride that we have
ever heard of, is Miss Catoe. who was
married just across the South Carolina
line, the other day, to Mr. Thos. Payne.
Miss L Catoe's age is 11 years and 7
months, and her husband is bowed un
der the weight of only 20 years; It was
sure enough" marriage, a regularly
ordained minister, of the Gospel per
forming the ceremony. It has been
a leng time since our city was so sadly
shocked as it was yesterday evening at
sundown, as word went from mouth to
mouth that Laban Williams, a bright,
clever and. popular boy of Charlotte,
while out horseback riding with a lady
friend, had been thrown from his ani
mal and killed. The accident occurred
just beyond the Air-Line depot, 'on the
T TI! .HI. T 11 - A. i.1 A.
roaa to uiuuie xiisuturc, ai ma opvi
where the bridge spans Town creek.
News and Observer: Mr John Short-
ridge, of Hamlet, died July 5, after an
illness of four months, ne was a man
ufacturer and an energetic man.
Camp Russell," the ownership of which
lias been since 1877 a matter of dispute
between the State and the United
States.ps to bo turned over to the State,
to whichj indeed, it rightfully belongs.
Arms were yesterday ship pea to
the Sampson Light Infantry, at Clinton,
a new company, which will : parade at
the execution of Philip Faison, colored,
next Tuesday at that place, its services
havinxr been requested. By the way.
it is said this will be the first execution
on any day save Friday! in North Car
olina, , The Board of lrustees ot
Wake Forest College, at their meeting.
in this citv. yesterday, decided not to
elect a president for the college' at this
t.im'ft. but appointed a'committee of five,
consisting of Rev Dr Skinner, Rev Dr
Huffman. W ii race, u 1j roiK ana
M Cooke, to correspond with different
persons, ana at a suitaoie ume to can
he board oi trustees uogeuier, wueu
hey will have Srellajle information be
fore them to acton. , ,
News atd Observer. .
We learn that oa yesterday, James
II. Harris, 44of color," sent a note by a
white messenger to Governor Jsryis
proposing a joint discussion with him
bciore tne people oi'jNonn vawuua.
What a spectacle it would be to see the
Governor of North Carolina going
aronnd the State hold In ioint discus
sions with a negro!
AVhat would the
people think a oout it ? What , would
thev sav about it? Are they ready for
such equality as this? We think not.
This, however, is what the negro Uar-
ris now claims. The Governor s an
swer to the white messenger who bore
the negro s letter was that . her had no
reply to make. . The negro's messenger
to the Governor was J. C. Gorman,
late Adjutant General of the State dur
ing Radical rule. . The "General," we
are told, was a gallant Confederate
soldier in days gone by: now he is a
negro's messenger! What a fall!
What next?
Nervous debilirv. th curse of the
American peoplq, immediately yields to
tha action of brown's Iron Bitters.
TUESDAY. JULY 11.
m i THEMA1XS-
Tnemalld close and arrirw at thn CAtrr rnct
Northern through Sst. 4.45P ir
orthertt through and way maila. . . .5.40 A. M.
.5.50 r. M. and 5.40 A. AL
Mails for
the N. C. Railroad and
route 8tnpllod therefrom Includ
ing -A- a. u Kallroad a
--JL40 a m:
oonmera aiaus ror an points South. "
; dally . .......... i. 8.00 P, M.
v esiern mans (u. U. KaDway) daily.
. (except Sunday).. ............... . .5.50 P. M.
aii points between Hamlet and Kal-
m eigriu. ...... ,5,50 P. M.
aiau ror uneraw and Darllnrton Kail-
..9a'"" 8.00P. M.
Alalia i or polnta between Florence
and Charleston , 8.00 P. M
jrayettenue and offices on Cape Fear
Klver, Fridays.. ................r.1.00 P. M.
f ayetteYiue. via liomberton. dallr.-
except Sundays ..5,50 P. M.
uMww.ii u.Ana intermediate om- - -
r cea; Tuesdays and Fridays. ...... 1 .6.00 A. M.
smunmie mails: by steamboat, dally
(except Sundays). j. . . ..80 A. IT.
aiaus tor .Easy Hill, Town Creek,
Shallotteand IJttle River, Tues
days and Fridays ;6.00 A. M.
OPJjIN FOR DKXJVEK j. . -
Northern through and way mails. . . .7.30 A. M.
southern Malls ..7.30 A. M,
Carolina Central Railroad 9.30 A. M
Mails collected from street boxes every day
at 3.45 P. M. i
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to ia M.. and
from 2 to 5.30 P. M. Money order and Register
xsepartmeni open same as stamp omce.
Stamps for sale in small quantities at general
delivery when stamp office is closed.
General delivery open from daylight to dark
ana on sunaays rrom o.su to a.su a. m.
The Democratic Convention of the
3rd Congressional District will meet in
the. town ot Warsaw Thursday, July
20th, to nominate a candidate for Con-,
gress. The County Conventions in the1
several counties of the District will
please attend to the election of Dele
gates accordingly.
V. V. Richardson,
Chairman.
Democratic papers in the District will
please copy. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted.
A
WET NURSE WITHOUT CHILD pre
ferred.
Apply at THIS OFFICE
July ii .."'; . )
Lime
Lime !
1200
BARRELS FRESH .
f; ROCKLAND LIME
For sale low by
E. G. BARKER & CO
jy lilt
Robert H. Cowan Lodge No.
549, K. & L. of H.
jrCLAB MEETINQ will be held at 8,
clock, this (Tuesday) evening In Tienken
Hall. By order of the Protector.
July li lt ' JAS. W J.f CKSON, Secfy,
EL
R. BRIDGERS, ESQ.,
President Wllminirton ft Weldon R. R. Co.
SIR: Please take notice, that we require you
to construct such a draw in your bridge across
the Northeast branch of the Cape Fear as will
permit steamers to navlgatathat stream with
out ODstruction. i
i i Respectfully, . 1
july ll-3m BAQLET & LOVE.
Just Keceived.
I
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CHOICE
. i . p ' - : . i
lot of Flowers
I am reducing my stock of
Fans, Parasols and other Fancy Goods at very
low prices to make room fori the first Fall
Stock. ?'"..'."'; ...
Respectfully, ' v
: .' j,V'r:;t ". miss e! earrer,
July 11 i ' . i Exchange Corner.
Clarets and Light Wines,
'' ' - LEMONS -. : ,
!ind Good Whiskeys
ft !
ND OTHER REFRESHING ARTICLES
f or.this sultry weather.
Choice Fresh Groceries
Received by every Steamer.
Give us a call and ask to sec our latest.
GEO. IfTXRS,
july 11
11 and IS South Front
Pine Gfrbve, '
WR1G HTSVILLE, N. C., SITUATE AT
the 8 Mile Post on the Turnpike. Per
sons vWting the SOUND FOR A DAY'S EN
JOYMENT can get an EARLY "FISH 6UP4
PER" before starting home, by asking for it.
No trouble at alL ;
I ED. WILSON MANNING, Propr. ,
. junclS-tf . . . - :r -r.. N -
For Sale.
TWO' PARLOR CARPETS WTTH WIDE
border, line Brussels, fashionable Shades
and quite large. . Also very handsome polish,
ed- overlaid Dining Table and Sideboard.
These articles nave been used only one sea
son and are sold only because of owner leav
ing tne city. A bargain offered to purchasers.
For particulars address postal to "it" Box SSI,
Cttv. I ' June 11
C. D. Morrill.
TJNDERTAKER, CABINET :MAKTB AND
CARPENTER. Office and Work She on S
oad street, opposite 8outfaerlanda su.bles.ees
Respectfully solicits orders and ruarant in
gooa worr, prompt Geuvcrj ana w"""
ever j xttpect
CUT lS-tt
1882.
NO. 165.
NEW ADVEltTISEMEKTS.
Bath Tubs.
i 1 ' -
jLL KINDS AND SIZES, SUCH AS HAT.
illP, llNFANTS and the LONG RATI I J
GRANITE IRON WARE, TOIiIT SETS,
LAP BOARDS, BISCUIT BOARDS. Every
thing bandy and useful. At
july 9 : ; ; ; PARKER & TAYLOR'S.
Remember
rpHAT I KEEP FULL AND COMPLETE
Stocks of Drugs and have Ingredients to fill
ANY PRESCRIPTION. Full stocks of Patent
Medicines. Prescriptions compounded any
hour Of the night. ' . F. C. MILLER.
Stores : Fourth and Nun1 Sta, Fourth and llaa
over pis. -. - , July V tf
Germania Lodge, No. 4
in; oi Jf.
TTriLL GIVE T:iIE FIRST OF A SERIES
f f I -
or excursions toMmtnviiie and the Forts, on
the
Steamer PASSPORT, WEDNESDAY
July'12th. The Italian String Band will fur
msn i ine music. Kerresnments furnished on
board, i The boat will leave the wharf at 9 A.
M.. sharp. Tickets for adults 50c; children
IA AS 1 f rk M .
tWj H. GERKEN. SOL BEAR. J. F. BULFS
F. W. ORTMANN. N. HULLEN. and E. W.
JJOSCHER. Committee. , July 9-2t
Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF T1LLEY & IIINTZE HAS
been dissolved by mutual consent. Either
party Is authorized to sign in liquidation.
UEU. JJ . XlixL. 1 .
HERMAN HINTZE.
f I 'HE UNDERSIGNED has purchased the
L fmeat business of Mr. E. Levy, on Sec
ond street, near Market, and will affer to his
friends and customers the best meats the mar
ket affords, i GEO. F. TILLEY
fTTHE UNDERSIGNED will continue thebu-
X siness at the old Stand of Tilley & Hintze
on Second street, two doors from Market, snd
respectfully solicits a continuance of the pat
ronage so kindly extended - to the old nrm.
july 9-lwk HERMAN HINTZE
BIG REDUCTION
IN
DRESS GOODS !
BROWN & RODDICK,
5 and 7 North Front St.
E HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING
reductions In our Dress Goods Department
those who faver is with, a call will find that
the marking down is genuine and Just as quo
ted be
low: '
34 Fancy Silk and Wool Bunt
ing8.......... ..$1.00 formerly $1.35
l-i ..... i ; l f
Black Silk and Wool Bunt-
' ings.
75 formerly , 87
Blaek Hernanies
25 formerly
60 formerly
50 formerly
30 formerly
35
85
75
37
Silk and Wool
i
44 Col'jl English Cashmere
J . - r " :
(slightly damaged) i . . . .
25 formerly 50
I' .
DONT FAIL TO EXAMINE , 1 .
Lot of Dress Goods
The
WE ARE SELLING FOR 12e.
For this Week
We will devote special attention to the sale of
Remnants and Small
Odd
Lots all over the Store.
You can rely that the prices will' be marked
low. Enough to entice many to purchase who
hrve even no Immediate want of them.
CALL EARLY.
BROWN & RODDICK.
Sand
lulyftii
? Kortn Front St
When at Smithville
TROP, IN AND SEE WHAT I HAVE.
Best of Wines, liquors, COOli BEES and
Cigars, j Canned Meats, Sardines, etc. , for
lunen. - ; ; t ii, uavu.
luseU-ut , Ntar Court Honae,
1 : FLEASS KOnca ! r
from ourfeadan anr and u Cjecti
general Interest but . v i (
The namo of the writer most always bsCftxr
nlshed to the Editor. , : : ".- .' 'i I
Communications must be written oa oaly
ono sldo of the paper. f 1 '
Personalities must be avoided, i I i
And it is especially and partlcnlarly under-etoo-l'tiiat
the Editor docs not alwkys endors
he views of correspondents unless
In the' editorial columns. '
so
(ate
.. -..'.Ik
NETW ADVEMISMENTSl
Window'Shades
t i
TN A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES and
sizc, with cord or spring fixture, kt ' ii )
! 27 N.lont street. I
A nice stock of Upholstering goods and Pa
per Haaglngs on hand. j July 8
We
ARE NOW SELLING LADIES' and Gents ,
Trunks at reduced prices, to make room
for our increasing Saddlery and Harness trade.
We guarantee best good for the least money.
Large assortment. 11. M. BO WD EN & CO.
New raddlery anl Trunk House,
June 25 No 40. Market street
Wni. E. Springer & Co. ,
(SUCCESSORS TO JOHN
DAWSON A CO.)
HOUSE "IN -THE
O1
LDEST HARDWARE
State
GOOD GOODS and low prices. I
, , 19, 21 and 23 Market street.)
June 25" ' Wilmington N. C.
; - I i ; p
Ice Cream ! I 'Scream 1
E ARE NOW MAILING DELICIOUS
ICE I CREAM of Pure Cream
and genuine
fruit juices! and deliver it In any
Sirt of the
on, i
city.at 45c per quart or $1.75 per ga
HKJNiN J .LilNT 1UE.
; I FOWLER A, KEOTH,
July 7-lwk Cor. Frent & Church sts.
rJJundG Bros,
J-JRUGGISTS, WILMINGTON, ! NORTH
Carolina, 1,491 Broadway, corner 43rd street.
New York. The high standard attained by.
the firm in this city will be increased by their
New York connection. Wllmingtonians visit
ing New -York will recievc at lhe above i num
ber a hearty North Carolina welcome, i Jy 2. ,
Salt. Salt;f
i!
50
TONS AGRICULTURAL SALT.
1C AA rv SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT.
1,200
SACKS FINE TABLE SALT.
, 500
SACKS COARSE ALUM SALT,
Fine Table Salt In small pockets.
, New Crop uuba aioiases,
220nhds Tierces 1111(1 lBarrcl (New
rop Cuba, Porto Rico, Old Crop ' Cuba and
hectar Syrup for sale at low prices.
June 18 , "WILLARDS."
The Standard !
W
OOD'S ORGANS FOR TONE AND
FIN-
isd arc unsurpassed. ,
Decker Bros. PIANOS are second to none.
Dlscoipt to Churches and Sch
Choice Reading Matteri
T ADIES' A GENTS' STATIONERY, t' '
J Ac, AcJ &C.
At Y'ATES BOOK STORI
IE.
JulvO i r
r
or a Fine Organ
IQME TO
THE LIVE BOOK 'J
AND MUSIC STORK
nere you will bo politely waited .upon and
can't help being suited,
At
EINSBERGER'S.i
f ATEST PERIODICALS
I:
! ALWAYjS RECEIVED IN DUE TIMK
July C AT THE LIVE BOOK STORE..
r k
A New,, Lot
OF HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
sale low.. I have full lines of Trunks and Va,
Uses at prices to suit the times.
1 1
Repairing executed neatly and with Hs
patch.
J. H. MALLARD,'
i; r
1 Successor, to Mallard A Bowden. ,
uDel8-tf . , No. S Front Street.
A Few Bargains in Carets
A' N EXTRA EFFORT IS BEING MADE
to close out everything In this line, with
the vlew-of enlarging the stock In September.
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LACE CURTAIKS All who see these goods are
pleased with the styles and are astonished at
the prices. , win sena sampio curtains to any
lady who cannot conveniently call to pee them.
HOSIERY For Ladles' and Children in vari
ety. . . - " 7 r i ' ' I : . -I. .. --f-'
SIU MinS-All kinds. I
UCES-UCES-IACIS I L J ,
No such assortment to be seen In the city a
at Mc 1NTIKE S. i . ..
SARATC&A TRUKIS-A
guod assortment,1
sizes 32, Si. 36.
LIKEN ULSTER S-TarkUh Bath Soap.25cU
a box.
july 0 R. M. McINTJRE
lcw Matongs just in. ' r
4 Groceries at Wholesale.
jyjEAT, DRY SALT sides,; : j t . j J
,; Smoked Sklc, Smoked SnouWera, I y- 1 1 1
FLOUR St Louis A, Daisy, -Park Mills,,
I i : "-"-'Ben Mllli, Kmg William "
' SUGARtandard A. Extra C.GoUen C.
i COFFEE Java, Leguyra, mo.
Salt, Soaj, Starch, Snuff, Tobacco, 'Candy
Can dtesLye. Potash, Crackers, Soda,1 Corn
Meal and Hay. For sale by
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KERCHNZll ALCALDES BROS,