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mill " - - V W W m V fl r . " . . " j OS II T. JAMES, r,.,ruE AUrKOrKIKTOE. r,i Mv tooi'. $2.00. Three . 4 month. M cent. TV Mrl 0 the cUy."C . .Vove r-''" . innALNEWS.,--..:,- i i ki 1 1 -Try Uur Hrawltf of -Will i "'f or Shiw Ti- I i . t ra:Sim-.:.UmumwmonlinS Jit H 5-nu,-.' r1 H 'cwci; , Tlsr i t.r.-ttu" at this Iyt- jt KLmwil luanls, of Tnrboru, .Arrive in this city onTuosJay hcxU r w.e fur Smith ville, where they will btir S uiunpr encampment .at jr,r. Jctn- 1 f x ' &&r and others Go to JACO j It Sish. Blindi and Do6ra; Qla&s, . too can fret all sizes and at the A tie" lM?rt approAchetl New In Wcakrway up the river yesterday itascon she was photographed by i!r.TLo. I. Grurge. who has been cn ppl ia tlie stn vey on the river. The tite is aid to bo a fino one. . v Thrve white females two of whom ire sUteriwcTf brought : befbro j tht Mayor jMfnby. charged with disor btlj cooJarf, ami were fined j $2.50 tick or fiio day. in the city prison. They all eat lJo w. f .VtAili The iteaaier Jithn Dawson brought A.wa yrsJenby a largo "xjimJeT770ter kxs ku&Iml of excursionists from toCaiHcIland vicinity. They will rrsiia here until to-day at "2 oVlock, w!xs tlcy will leave on ' their return Export Foreign: Xor, barque Walli, Capt. "VV'alli, t'jn&l jestcnlay for Hamburg with 121 barrels rosin, valued at $10,273. K sapped by Messrs. Taterson, Down isxiCo. Ulg Excursion; We are told that about fire hundred Lite excursiomsts will arrive in this city oa Wedncsilay next from points aloe? the Wilniioston & Weldon Bail road. Tlf eicursionists will go to Saithiille to .eud two or three days. Leave of Absence. liru'aact John U. Rhodes, or the metse ratter Cofar, has .been granted itLV.ydays leave of absence, and he iHIeaTe here on Sunday for-JScw lrkt where lie goes to visit his parents 1 friends. We trust ho will spend a pVauU farlotisli, and return to ul fecl- 2 anch im proved by his Tacatiou. ,. . Two Full Moons. - m Jaly dj.Iaya on iu record, this'ycarj tVvireutof two full moons, and isj UwT ruocth iu the year 'honored atie distinction. . There was a full usaoa the 1st, and there will be her on the 30th, to-morrow Ka " the rural brilliant evening star Jopiteriahemoft brilliant mom r; tar. Alarm of Fire, There wa an alarm of fire at about l3thif xaorninz. caused by tho roof the residence of Mrs. A. A. Mofllt, Fifth, near Dock street, becoming Tuted bysjaris from a burning chim- J. Tho damage was very slight, as fire was extinguished promptly huGttheaidofthe fire department, uou?h turned out with their C!al alacritv. Mlucluipalba." iSE'???1 ,rare- annoying ii ??' .!adJpr and Urinary Diseases, 'T lepot, James C. Munds. " 1 T The Harper Excursion. The IIanr excursion yesterday, was aptc success. A large crowd was fdancc, and Capt. Harper gave JP". the freedom of the boat, .v , moved about entertaining seeing that their sUghtcst de- tificd.;WhiIfl.hi, special ncd tU boat up ana 'down the he give himself up to tho young a Atswcring questions and keep oce e)e on the little ones to see that JCm! uot get too near the gunwales.1 -J ie was charmed with. the trip. Pronounced the Harper excursion a t rscoTering Irom wasting dis lt tnalaria. fevers, ctc will iSfJJ brncfd .by. the use of Iron Biutrs, a tree tonic . I ..., I 111 II II, li . 1 I I ; I 1 ; f . I I II. -. I- I I " I I 1 1 - ,AJ V I V TT I I . Tl II I I W .- , 1. 11 In1- Jtipx 1 1 I M : v VOL.TI. JJIoroItoom. i 1 Mr. Perry, of the Hotel Brunswick,' at Smithville, lins rented the Morse resi dence, next to his house, and is usin it alocpms apartmciit.s Ibrj his guests. This new addition give him some large aud airy rooms. lie is also havimr the rooms at the Hotel conncctcO by electric 1h?11s with the oOirv... The bclJs will bJ ready for use by Su inlay. We note the laying of a plank walk from the Hotel to the billiard rooms and bath houses. Mr Perry h doing everything in his lower to make his guests comfortable, and the steady and Increasing arrivals show how well he is succeeding T Will Come to tlie City. l)oct: Wood and Walker, of this city, went to " the Quarantine Statiou yesterday, where they, in company with l)r. W. G. Curtis, boarded and thor oughly inspected the four-masted barque Mersey. ' They found the vessel in fine condition and with a dean bill of health. She is now. discharging her ballast, and will bo thoroughly fumi gated and disinfected, and. will then come to this port, Tho Mersey is the largest sailing vessel ever in this port, J and will, it is thought, take 9,000 barrels of rosin. .When loaded she draws but fourteen feet. She has now about four hundred tons of ballast.in her, hold and draws but nine feet. . ICitchen Market. Tljc following prices prevailed in this market yesterday : Beef 8 1 to 15 cents per-pound ; veal 12 J to 15 cents; mutton and Iamb 10 to 15 cents ; chickens 15 to 30 cents each; eggs 18 to 0 cents per dozen; fish 10 to CO cents per bunch; crabs 10 to 12 cents per dozen ; shrimps 5 to 10 cents per. quart; soft crabs 30 to 10 cents per dozen ; clams, shell, 15 to 20 cents per peck; 15 to 20 cents per quart; watermelons 5 tq 25 cents each; canteloupes 20 cents to $1 per dozen; grapes 30 to 50 cents a peck; peaches 30 to 70 cents per peck ; apples 20 to 30 cents per peck ; onions 50 cents per peck; beets 5 cents per bunch; snap beans 25 cents per peck : green corn 15 to 25 cents per dozen ; okra 3 to 5 cents per dozen ; cabbage 2 to 12 cents each; ; cucumbers. 8 to 10 cents per dozen; squash 8 to 10 cents per dozen; tomatoes 5 cents per quart; egg plants 5 to 10 cents each; carrots 5 cents per bunch ; Irish potatoes 50 to 60 cents per peck; sweet potatoes. $ I per peck. An Important Survey. Thcmose important survey of tho Capo Fear River, from loint Peter, op posite the city, to Smithvile, ever made has just been completed, after nearly four months of hard labor. The survey was made under instruction of the Gov ernment by . Civil Engineers B. F. Maklc, Chas. Humphrcys and Thos. I. George, oi the Engineer Corps of tho U. S. Government, These gentlemen stand lugh in the profession and have devoted their taleflts with the greatest of care to tho important work. The river was thoroughly triangulated and the location oi every stump or Jobstruc tlon of any kind in tho bed of the river has been located. The survey was made with a view of deepening the river to sixteen feet, at low water, up to this city, and to ascertainiwhero the channel should run and where the steam dredges could accomplish the most good- - - A base line of forty miles was run and the proof of the survey shows that the lines were correct to a nicety seldom at tained in suoh surveys. Messrs. Makle, Humphrey and George will leave this morning for Bal timore, where they have- been ordered to p)qt out the field notes taken by them in their labors of the jwtst Tour monlhs. The gentlemen have made many warm personal friends among us, and we trust they will bo ordered back here. Mr. Makle has been employed for the past four years on the River and Harbor im provements at the mouth of the river and at tho Inlet and his many .friends will bo loath to see him leave ns even fcr a short time.; -: Henry's Carbolic Salve Is the BEST SALVE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Tettcr.Chap ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. Freckles and Pimples.. Get HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE, as all others are counterfeit. Price 25 cents. " I . . . j . .. . -' ... '' ' Db. Green's Oxtgctated Bitters Is tho best remedy for Dyspepsia, - Bil iousness, M alarm. Indigestion and dis eases of the Blood, Kidneys, liver. Skin, etc. . , u DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures all affections of the mucous membrane, of the head and throat. - DR. MOTTS LIVER PILLS are the best Cathartio Regulators. WILMINGTON. N: C. SATURDAY. JULY 29; The Good Work Continues. At the Grand Semi-Annual Drawing of The Louisiana State lottery at tfo.w I Orleans on Tuesday, June 13, 1882, the iuiiuwii! vapuai iTizes were ; drawn by the holders of tickets as stated. . Tiic dertire of the winners not to Lave their names published is more general than before. Ticket No. 4 1,071 drew $100, 000; No. 22,013 drew $50,000; No. 51, 252 drew 20,000 sold in tenUis, two of which were held by Mrs.. J. Froutv. 392 Bourbon st.f New Orleaus"; one by H. D. Raync, Raronne and Canal sU., N. O.; one bv Mrs. L. Hprn, .No. 157 St. Ann t., N- O.f ,4wo--by; Joe .; C' I TlintTllvwItlf air Hfi1-tnri T-t ' Vrt 70,$n"drew $10.000 sold in tenths J no. O Meara, No. 258 Poydras St., N. ()., held one-tenth ; U. L. Wyman ' of aioutgonicry, Ala:, held another; 1. rA. t'etersen ot No. 202 N. Union st Chicago, III., another; Mrs.E.T. Haitt, cor. N in tli and Fulton 6tsU' Keokuk, Iowa, held another," etc. The next drawing takes place August 8th at New Orleans, under tho sole - management and care of Gen'ls G. T; Beauregard of Ja., and Jubal A. Larly ot V a., when the new scheme will again be adopted, where a man can ret 75.000 for 5.' etc., the full particulars of which will be sent on application to M. A. Dauphin, rew urieans, ia. Freshwater terchTrout and Black fish hooks and lines. . A full assort ment and lowest prices at JxcoBi's.f Democratic Mass Meeting'. There will be" a Democratic : mass meeting at Smithville on Saturday, August 5th," at which time speeches will be made by GOV. T. J. JARVIS and COL. WHARTON J. GREEN, Dem ocratic candidate for Consress. Col. R, T. Bennett and other distin guished gentlemen have also been in vited. The steamers Fassport and Minneha ha will run excursion trips ou that day Fare for the round trip 50 cents, V. V. Richardson, Chairman Dem. Cong. Executive Com mittee, i . tf .. m . A jthing in the hardware line can be found at reasonable prices at J aco Til'S. . " t THE MAILS- Thcmalla close and arrive at the City Post office as follows : .. . CLOSE. Northern through, malls, fa8t........i-5 P. M. Northern through and war malls.... 5.40 A. M. RaleUrh .-..5.50 P. M. and 5.40 A. M. MaU for the N. C. Railroad and' routes supplied therefrom Includ ing A. A S. C. Railroad a v 5.40 A. M. Southern Mails for all points South, dally. 8.00 P. M. Western malls (C. C. Railway) daily, (except Sunday) , 5.50J. M. All points between Hamlet and Kal- elgh .....5.50 P.M. Mall for Cheraw and Darlington Rail road 8.00 P. M. Mails for points between Florence and Charleston 8.00 P.M. FayetteYille and offices on Cape Fear River, Fridays. 1.00 P. M. Fayetteville. via Lumberton, daily, except Sundays 5.50 P. M. Onslow C. II. and Intermediate offi ces, Tuesdays and Fridays .6.00 A. M. Smithville malls, by steamboat, daily (except Sundays) 8.30 A. M. Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek, . Shallotteand Little River, Tues days and Fridays 6.00 A.M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern through and way mails.... 7.30 A. M. Southern Mails - .7.30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad 9.30 A. M. Mails collected from street boxes every day at 3.45 P.M. . Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to j2 M., and from 2 to 5. SO P. M. Money order and Register Department open same as stamp office. Stamps for sale in small quantities at general delivery when stamp office is closed. General delivery open from daylight to dark and on Sundays from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M. 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 all other remedies had failed. They are prepared expressly or 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 systemahd give new life and tone to the body. As a household remedy they are unequaled. 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 hv Druzsists verTwhere or sent by mail, 25 and 50 cent boxes. Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only 15 Cents. Standard Cure Co., 114 Nassau Street. 2ew x ore. erauo&w. ' AW.t and Observer: Mrr G Rosen thal, secretary and treasurer of thoFalls of Neuse Manufacturing Company; In forms ns that the- new factory; ot Air. Swepson, near Haw River, which occu pies the site ot the one burned last v ear. is completed and that one car load of ni.i-Jimerv for it has arrived. The factory will, for tho present, have- L10 spindles and 50 looms, but its capacity will be increased at an early day to 5,000 spindles ami 800 looms. All arti cles for the fruit fair at Greensboro will be carried on the same terms as articles to the State fair, except fruits, which will be charged - one-half -ntfresThe regular rate to State fairs is : . The par ty shipping pays frill rates to Ihe fair, and articles return edree.'and the agent refunds the amount originally collected, upon the presentation of certificate from the secretary that the article was upon exhibition at the fair. Best ever made, Emory's little Ca thartic Pills, - pleasant to take, sugar coated; no griping; only 15 cents a'boxj of Druggists or by mail. Standard Cur Co llTNassau Street, New York. , 8si d&w. - - i ;.- "-, . STATE NEWS. Durliam Recorder: . It is thought that Ike Strayhorn, of Hillsboro, will be the Anti-liberal Republican candidate for Congress in this district. It seems to be the general opinion in iMiHticol circles tliat Capt. E. J. Parrislt and Jacob A. lions will be the Democratic enndiates for, the Senate in this district Oharlolte Home ami Dcinocrfti: CoL J.-M. Heck, of Raleigh, has-been to East ' 'Tenuesseo lor the purpose of making arrangements ' to ship . large Quantities of coal into this States. Col. Andrews; the enersetie lltssident of the Wc,-iterriN. C. Railroad thinks tliat he will be able to lay the xioal down here in Charlotte for $4.50 or i$5 : per ton in making the rate as low as' possible. TIiq coal is bituminous. ; ; . : Winston Sentinel: " On last Sunday, near Loves Church, in this , county, at a big meeting, Robert Pegrani and Burl Tilly were tampering with an old pis tol; and as is usually the case, in such instanccs,lhe pistol was discharged, in flicting a mortal wound in the .side of Tilly. The wounded matt was carried to his home where he died on Monday ; Rocky Mt. Reporter: A middle-aged negro man was found dead on the rail road track,, at Battleboro, yesterday morning, and from the horrible manner in which he was mutillated it is suppos ed he was run over by the through freight train at night. ? It is reported that he had sent his baggage to Fremont by express,, and the supposition is that he was trying to steal a ride. - '. - Newbern Journal: Mr Hubbs1 oppo nent was in .the . city yesterdayv and spoke last night at Five Points. He says he is confident of making sweepstakes of the race. He expects to carry all the upper counties with a boom and to get a majority even in Crayem He will go from here to Lenoir, and see .what the prospect is there. Wo have the of ficial statement of General Estes, the Chairman of the Republican convention, countersigned by the Secretary, an nouncing the nomination of Hon. O. Hubbs for Congress. We will: pnblish it in full to-morrow. 1 Tarboro Southerner: It is estimated that Hnbbs spent five thousand dollars in his endeavor to get the nomination for Congress; that Col. Humphrey gave his followers one half that sum. This divided among the thirty-two "delegates would improve their financial condition abont two hundred and' fifty dollars. The best ' labor-savins: machine tor killing grass is a goose- Such is the strait that our farmers are in, owing to the scarcity of - labor, that they turn geese in the cotton fields to eat crass. Une farmer that we Jmow drives all the geese he can find into his fields: One near town has forty five of these ansennes at work. Greensboro Patriot : There passed through town this morning a gay and frolicsome party of six young girls en route to the mountains. J-hey were all robust, good looking, full of life and energy, and bent on a irolic. Dresseu in uniform style of walking habit, slightly shorter even than the prevailing fashion, made ot excellent and durable linen, plain but pretty hats, easy, shoes with high ankles f or aust, they were the personification of comfort- Each bore a knap-sack upon her back, . soldier style, ana was armeu witu a revolver -i i - i , ri. auu large ixviu-kjjiiu. iijuu tup latvca in nearly all the mountain counties. Some nights they camp out. and others they pass at hotels, as humor or conve nience may happen. With no baggage or equipments, , except ivhat. each.jcar,. ries upon her person, this might be call ed another charge of the Light Brigade. Three of them are Marylandersrand three are Virginians. Favettcville Examiner'. On the. 10th Inst, the dwelling house of Mr, , R. B. Lutterloh (of this town) located at Haslam. Geonria, was struck by light- nimr and considerably damaged. ; No one was in the house at the time, .but Mr. Lutterloh's woodsman who was stunned, bnt not seriously injured. - Dr. J. W. McNeill exhibited to us a few days ago a piece of adipocere, being a piece of a hog which fell into a ditch some thirty years ago in the lower nortlon of this county and was convert ed into a sort of waxy matter known by the name given above. ; The grain of the skin is well preserved and also -a few of the bristles.- The Democrats of Cross Creek Towiishin held a spirited meeting last nignii u enuura? uw rumi nation of Col. W. J. Green lor Con- gress. lieorge ji. ivose, , isq. ou Green, it. s. insxe ana w. j. xroy, Esqs.. made effective speeches. It was resolved to organize a Bennett ;and Green Club, ana a committee of five was appointed to recommend suitable officers for the same, to report to a future meeting to be called by the pre siding officer, after which the meet ing adjourned. Tom Drake, a res pectable colored butcher of this town, has maintained his position under the Market House as a -dispenser , of teef for half a century He commenced on the 39th July, 1832, and will complete his fifty years day after to-morrow. For 35 Years he has been a member of the F. I. L, Infantry, performing, until of late years, the duties of drummer,. He hopes to be able to tun out with th company on the C3d Augusttheir next anniversary. , Wm. E. Springer & Co., (SUCCESSORS TO JOHN DAWSON A CO.) QLDEsf JIABDWARE HOUSE js.THE State. GOOD GOODS and low price. I " p9, n aadO Market street, -Juaa23 - .WTTTntrstcg, N. C 1882. NO. 181. NEW A I VJEitTIS E MEXTS i Tit i : - ; - HAl!M.i 1UUK UJUL JIA n Kr.yt 1MJNE over. ; We do that Vlnd of vwl. It won't cost you much, awl then yon can drclle alHMtt turriu ua make vou a new one of Hair, Moss orfctntw. Yon will find at If ' ,;: - '4?. JKWKTT. r N FnmtSt. . j u ly 29 Cpholstcring, Paier Hanging, it ., t i " : .. s f . j--- - - To-Day's Market,4 -:; : I W II.L ItAYK 0t HAN l TO-TIAY, FOE Sunday's Market, some very fine - i t;? - Sampson couxty bkkf, very Juicy and verv tender.. Also, Veal, Mut ton and Laiul of the best. - - . -' , - JNO. iX BOUNEMAXN, ; . July 29-U - i Market Street, near Second. Try our Brands of Flour : ill -WT B'OTAJt'n -1. ' . ' . ) !. -.., .. . -1 Brunswick,. ; 1 Purity THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST A3? D BEST FLOUR IX TnifcrTY. . Crapon & Pictett, WHOLESAIJS AND RETAIL GROCERS, July 28 16 and 18 South' Front Street. . We X RE NOW SELLING LADIES' and Genvs J. Trunks at reducel prices, to make room for our increasineSaddjcrvand Harness trade. We guarantee best goods for the least money. Large assortment. II. M. BOWDEN & CO. New Saddlery and Trunk House, 1 June 25 .' Ko 40, Market street Wagonette fortlie Sound. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 15th tost., the Wagonette will be run to and from, the Sound, leaving Wilmington, corner Seeond and Princess streets, at 6 p. m. Returning, leave the Sound at 7 a. m. iunell-tf T. J. SOUTHERLAND. Simon Bear T ESPEC7TFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE XL has embarked in the Tailoring business. He is both willing and capable of making, dye ing, scouring ana repairing, uiotning. All or- ders prom mptiy attenueu io. I'ricos moaerate. Market between Second and Third sts. try attended to. Prices moderate. fcnop on J ' July 12- Will it Rain or Shine To- QLD- PROBABILITIES, OR BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER COMBINED will tell vou. It will detect, and Indicate correctly, any change in the weather, twelve to forty eight hours in advance. : It will tell what kind of a storm is approaching, and from what euarter it comes invaluable to navigators. Farmers can plan their work according to its predictions. It will save fifty times its cost in a single season. There is an accurate ther mometer attached, which alone is worth the price of the combination. Price 50 centrf. For sale at -July 27 ; HEINSBERGER'S. Just Eeceived. - A NEW LOT OF PRANG'S BEAUTIFUL BIRTHDAY CARDS, Sunday School Books, Reward Card3, Bibles, Testaments, &c, &c. . . ; r GEO. WOODS A CO'S. ORGANS rank sec ond to none. Remember: the discount ' to Churches and Sunday Schools." ' , july23 C. W. YATES. COW PEAS lOO Bushels ;;;. Clay and Mixed Peas. ( FOB SALE BY HAXL&PEARSALL une 18 " , , , Worth & Worth. QFFER AT JLQW, PRICES, TO3PK9MPT 10,000 Bushels CORN, , : H . ! 1.000 do. poo Barrels FLOUR, liars COFFEE. 100 Barrels SUGAR, IOU UOXeS MAUOij-' - - 100 Bales HAY; -f 'J- : 1 xju iinas. ami isdih. 1 NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES, : 1 2,000 Bbl. IdME,CEMENT PLASTER, 1,000 SPIRIT BARRELS, i - . New and second hand. Candy.- Candles, Hoop Iron. Na laJac'Cax. 1 Irwie 1 1 "Bless the-Babies'M B ABY CARRIAGES AND PERAMBULA- tors in fuU stock large variety and low price. ."';'.,.' ALSO.- l;: ;'-V'.yiy FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, I of aU styles and at all prices. V-.' d. a. sjirrn a co., North Front street. June IS. Wood and Willow Ware. T7ULL ASSORTMENT. TIN WARE, Stanrp- X: .- - .. ' ed 'Goods, full up In that Roe. Hollow Ware, Pumps, LlghtnlJJg lioaj, riatea xottlm ana Spoons - 1 - ' ;V "' general Interest "but H , . The name of the wrltertun alVjt U fci l ntshed to the Editor.! T " "T I ; Communications wist ie writtc'oa1 only one side of ,th,ipcir.7 ,t.v. ; V - ' Personalities mnst be ftroSdedi ' And It U espJailand paTUeufctrry tajder - stood that thofEd i tor doet not alwiy. endor. he views of corretpondcnWl imiess;' UU I la the editorial cchau uk. " mm . ... T, I Paper Hangings, : ; J, U l lnt. hxamluconr line before send Ins your order to the Km-th. . lVr i . . . . w have a iilrc Uic of . WJ..,r Shaikh jw.nthfij at- ' x. J k W KTT'S ' r 1 .i'.'ii.r . . 1 7 Front Hr ' " kindHOf rpliulrdcrinx ho. 1 aiM imv and C.ntht t. All ausf.T . OSS ", -.4-. 1 WILL BUY ANKLKUAXT SADDLE. .Mnf.fUl1 "n c4 AVinter Lap Bob and , July 1U , LOCK BOX Ml. UTV: ' new lAivicrjsikii?Tsr-;1 0 T: W u n d g B r o c -; ' " ' - .--. ls, ? tt.7. t:- - 1' 2)IiCGGISTS,: , WILMINGTON, . NOJETH - ' Carolina, 1 ,401 Broadway, 'corner 'ttrd s'trectj' J inA'Yv 2P' Vlhnlngtonlans visltTT lng New York Wilfrew.e at the above nqm ber a hearty North Carolina welcome.. Jt. n i C. D. TJorrill. 1 t. ir;t. UNDERTAKER, CABINET MAKER AND ' ' CARPENTER. Office and Work Shop on Bee " ond streetjopposite Southerian d's stabl es.ee IPectfully aoUclts orders and guar ant la tiL Jlitl iP acuvery . ana satisfaction every respect. mar ls-tf Ice Qream and Soda Water. J KEEP CONSTANTLY ON H AND TURB " ICE CREAMand SODA .WATER, flavored with pure fruit Juices. Customers served at reasonable prices. ' , t BKD.SMALL, ' r Just North of Garrison, and near Hotel Bruns wlcl, Smithville, lN. C July 8-1 m i Pine Crove WRIGOTSTLLE N. C, SITUATE AT the 8 Mile Post on the Turnpike. .-TWO GOOD SAFE SAIL BOATS and Old 1 "HARRY HILL" to take you out BoatSg or V anywhere else. Jutt ask for the boat when ' you want lt. - - ' July tfEl);W-LS01? M10. l iJevv I QQ PIECES FIGURED LAWNS, . At $ cents per yard 100 TIERKS FIGUREJJJDAWNS, ' ' At cents per yard. J i " A beautiful stock of'. Ladies'" ani Gehri' Handkerchiefs Towers, etc. ' ' " 1 ' ' . ' ; JulyH . ': JNO. J. HEDIIICK. v : 1 Butter.'- A PACKAGES (Large and 8mau) of ' ix the very fines L , 100 AItA3pE . Consigned and must be sold. f june Is-tf DjJiOSSET & CO. C HEE3E 60 BOXES. OT ARC II 200 BOXES, 7 BANNED CORN.' ' yj ' . k PEACHES, c; c. i fuM verr ow. , . . .. june lS.tf 1 DeROSSET A CO. ' Marvin's ' Celebrate d H F IIRE AND BURGLAR 'PROOF SAFES. '1.7- Ali;size9 and Prices, from $50.00 to $2,200.00. Acknowledged by the best authorities to" be the BEST SAFE MADE,'! -' l,z:thyiKinr!u . : Extraet from Se&tifc 'jLmi , , , Feb. llth, 1882: ,We are also asked as to this'' test fire proof aafes; $ We say MARYDCS.? a;: , , t, ...- ...... j .v ' - i j June 13 'j ; iitik ' ; jAjcent atlWUmlngtaa;r Ladies' v andi Missc3 Cloth n Button; Bootrat? Cost. -sy TTE WISH, TO CLOSE OCT4 OUR . STOCK - OF LADIES' AND MtS'SE 1 F f I ' - Cloth JSutton Boots I .4 4 and will acll Uietn at tet.. witm V 4r,l i-"-' Call and secure a pair. - GEO. IL FRENCH A SONS. Jnlyia oal0i.-v(v. QNE, -SET OP -.BUTJJR'S, ; DOUBLE RE- f c. tort Crude Roin Gas Generator; capable" of V ' reneraUng 2 000 feet of Gas In 1 hotirs, with -' Gasometer holding X feet.' and new Tanks all J good order. - Also one Woollen 4 Tank, ra-,. - uaeuy raimng." AMv to jnly 2i-lw EDWARD K1DHER a 1- 4 ... 1 r 1 Kerchiier t: Calder .Bros., . ; "TTTHOLESALE GROCERS, 1 V A r ' . - . r; P? KfPTt a fnlT lin tst ..... ;--,-. ; Heavyand Light, Gropene 1 I -i, CORN. MEAL AND HAT. . AgcnU for. Wilson, Child Co's : . '4. . WAGOX3. CART9 . m AND TRUCKS