THIS P APE
!):W;i:-r;FUUa'ROmcfc'
We will be glad to' receive coeu&CBlcations
from oar friends on any and all enbjecta of
general tnterea bnt
The naine ot the writer must always b ra
nlshed to the Editor. '
Coaunimlcatlons moat be written on ocl
one side of the paper.
PenonaUUesaauatbe aToldeo4
And It la especially and partScolarr ud
stood that the Editor docs not always efldoi -
every evening.' Sundays ex
eepted by .
4
JOSH T. JAMES,
' .rroB AraorTOK.
nRlPTlOSS POSTAGE i PAID:
sCm six months. t.O0. Three
ate . tl no; One momn,
m Vfll be delivered by carriers tree
The PP T,.rt of the city, at the above
derate lowwd Jlberal. ,
xdreatLsns1".. JL -.im1 all fail-
VOL. VII.
W ILMINGTOK N. C. THURS DAY. JUNE 28. 1883.
NO: 153
the Ylewe of correspondent tmleas so atate
In the editorial eolumna. .
snnis Kearney says that Mormon
.raniy i3 preferable to. Washington
' pennis
poly
norts of the terrible mortality
1 1 I
. Vera Cruz
from yellow fever are
firmed. -
' iorsbeimer Brothers, wholesale gro-1
r5 0f New Orleans, have failed. Lia
bilities. 4000; ayts.-31.000
The Supreme Court of Ohio has ren
dered a decision affirming thr constitu
tionality of the Scott liquor law.
(;0V. Butler has been iny it ed ih at
tend the commencement exjercises of
Harvard College, as the personal ! guest
v President Elliott.
i
A iuM wave struck Chicago on Sun
..... ,,;rht and the temperature on
Monday was about 50 degrees.
n v lii.wki
Fires
wore built and overcoats worn.
The liabilities of the Union and Bay
mate Manufacturing Company are
about $l95,000.-4tHs believed that the
concern can pay about 75 per cent.
John II. Alexander, co!
f ant for admission to the
Military Academy, passed
ored, appli
Wcst Point
an excellent
examination, arid lias been admitted.
Nebraska has one woman minister,
urn woman lawyer six women county
superintendents and ten women physi
cians. Many women are engaged in
editorial work.
According to a New Orleans paper
the Treasury Department has graduat
ed one hundred brides in the last four
months. No wonder the demand for
positions' there is so great.
, Mr. S. C. Hall was a parliamentary
reporter in 1822, and remembers ladies
going into the stranger's gallery in
men's clothes ; for there was no ladies'
gallery -then; and petticoats were not al
lowed in the house.
Advices from Panama say that the
quarantine regulations enforced at New
Orleans against vessels from Aspinwall
are effectually killing the trade between
the two places, which was rapidly as
suming promising proportions.
The Planters' Cottonseed Oil Works,
in Algiers, La., was struck by lighting
Mondav nieht. set on fire and entirely
destroyed. This was
tonseed oil mill in exis
h.he largest
cot
loss dol
ence. The
a million
is roughly estimated af
lars. i '
Great distress is reported among the
fishing families along Labrador coast
owing to the detention of their spring
supplies by the jam of Gulf ice along
;their shores. It is feared that some
deaths from starvation have: already
occurred. --
What is known as Valenciennes lace
is made extensively i at Ypres, Cour
tray. Ghent, Bruger and in almost all
parts of Flanders ; aud in the produc
tion of one coupon of the frabric rarely
less than spindles and 1,500 pins are
employed.
; .
Mrs. Virginia Ctorbin has been ap
pointed administratrix of the estate of
her mother, Mrs. Grant, who died - in
Jersey City a short time ago. Iler
estate is valued at $10,000. The sur
viving heirs are: General Grant, his
sisters. Mrs. Corbin and Mrs. Cramer,
and the two children of Orville Grant.
A dispatch from ' ' Chicago says that
the sentence of the court-inartial in
Paymaster; Wasson's case is "to j . be
discharged I dishonorably .from the
service, to be confined at hard labor in
iber penitentiary lor eighteen months,
and to have the facts respecting' his
crime and its punishment published in
the newspapers of Iowa, the State from
which he was appointed to the army."
The recommendation of clemency was
, hot approved by General Augur, com
manding the department.
Quarterly Meetings
Wilmington (District of the Methodist
E. Church, Sjouth. ; .
filKDROUND.
- Topsail at Herrings June 30. July :J
Duplin at Charity., . Jnne. July l
Oaslowat Lebanon - ..-JKly .- 8
"-fiiaithv ilia . j. . . . . . .s - J u if 1
iininswick at Bethel-....... -J 2ltf
Newton Grove Mission.
CokeabAiryat Bethany.
Bladen . . - ..v ........
Clinton x&: Goshen
Elizabeth
WtlIOT.?11- . . ........ w
July y8 29
Ang - &
Aug 11-12
Aug 18 19
Aug 25-26
r .. Aug 25-20 j
Point Caswell at Pt Caswell Aug 28-29
Waccanaaw Mission. . . . -v. - ..heptr i- s
aix piuflV;.V.;ii v....i...Septl f 9
: Uobt. O. Burton, P. 1.
LOCALJEWS.
IHOEX TO HEW ADYESTISIMEHT8.
Notice Taxpayers
Tates Check Books
Ueiksbeeuek Check Books
Joh'k J Hedrick; White Goods .
MCKD8 Bros Not Liked by Some
W II GSEE2T Soda Water Mineral Water
. , 9 '
There was nothing doing at the City
Court this morninir; s
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up only 7 bales. j
There were abundant rains along Jthe
line of the Cape Fear river yesterday.
Nor. barque Saga. Larscn, from this
port, arrived at Granton on the 26th
inst. ' :' r
Tlie steam tug Alpha, is on the dry
dock where men are engaged iq repair
ing her bottom.
Artistic work at
summer months.
Yates Gallery.
low rates
Lakunf.k,
lor the
Photo,
lwtl.
The rain which visited us yesterday
extended in a northerly direction as far
as Masjnolia and Warsaw.
Steamboatmen report that there 13
now about 4j feet of water on the
shoals in the Cape Fear, enough to
make good boating water. . . -
1 lev. Fred W. Eason, recently pastor
of the Baptist Church at Newberne, N.
C.J arrived in the city this morning
and registered at the Purcell House.
We are informed that the Order of
Rechabites in this city, ot which there
are two Lodge3, have received quite a
number of additional mem burs within
the past -two or three weeks.
There was not a drop of rain at
Smithville yesterday although it rained
almost a deluge here. The sun was not
even obsenred by cloud3, so the ex
cursiouists had a delightful daj.
-t- .- :
It is said that the Arion Musical So
ciety of this city coatemplate giving an
entertainment at Goldsboro about the
first of August. The Messenqer predicts
that they will receive a rousing wel
come. A white woman, wrio was standing
on the South side of Market dock last
evening, accjdently fell overboard, but
was fi3hedouTby a cojored inan. With
the exception of a cood wetting the
woman was not injured.
The telegraph operators of the Car
olina Central Railroad, together with
their families, are excurting to Wil
mington this week. They go in squads
of eight or ten and the excursion will
continue until all have been here and
returned.
The statement, that fish have ceased
to be" plentiful at the 'Rocks" seems
not to be generally credited, if we may
judge from the number who go down
daily arrived with fishing tackle, lunch
baskets, and other necessaries for a
fishing excursion.
We don't believe there is au idle
carpenter or mason in the city and
should there' hap pen to .be i'one, ve be
iieve it is from his own fault. Building
and improvements and repairs of houses
already constructed A going on in all
sections of the cityj nf I -
We understand that Gen. R. E. CoK
stbn, formerly of this city, was mar
ried last night, iu Washington City, to
a lady resident there, a widow, whose
name we did not learn. Gen Colston
has for sbms time past been resident in
Washington, where he holds a position
in one of the departments.
Mr. J. T. Collins, of Burgaw. was in
the city to-day and favored us with a
call. He tells us that the Fourth of
July celebration in that town on which
occasion the corner-stone of the new
Court House is to be laid, promises to
be one of the most , successful affairs
known in the history of the county.
i Inspection. r -
The parade and inspection of the
Wilmington Light Infantry took plaee
at about 7 o'clock yesterday evening.
Col. F. U. Cameron, Inspector General
North Carolina State Guard, being the
inspecting officer. The Company turn
ed out with 30 mnskets, and Col, Cam
eron informs us that their appearance,
drill and discipline was entirely satis
factory. He leaves hereUo-morrow
mprning. ' : kJ1- f-'- -'
Messrs A. &. I. Shriek have receiv
ed, per express, a large lot of Children's
Blouse Suits made up very handsomely
in different shades, which they will sell
at aonshingty; low prices, i Call early
and procure a suit for the boys. r t f
lot
Mr. John C. Currie, Jr, of Pike, Cum j
berland county, sends us the first cotton j
bloom we have seen this season and the i
first that has reached Wilmington this
year. It was picked last Sunday.
Mr. Currie writes that the season is
good and that the crops are" booming.
Smith ville Military.
We learn that the Sniithville Light
Infantry have secured their new uni
forms, and that the company has regular
drills and is making commendable pro
ficiency in marching. The arms vox
the company have not yet been received,
in consequence of which there has been
no drill in the manual.
Orion Lodge.
At a regular meeting of Orion Lodge,
No. 67, I. O. O. F., held last evening.
ths following officers were elected for
the ensuing term :
N. (J. S. A.Craig.
V. G. It. II. Orrell.
It. S, John II. Pugh.
P. S.W. C. Farrow.
Treasurer W. S. Warrock,
These, together with the appointive
officers, will be installed on the evening
of July 11th. The next meeting being
nn i.hft fourth of 'Jul v. the installation
ceremonies are deferred until the next
succeeding meeting nigm.
Call Accepted.
Says the Charlotte Journal-Observer:
Rev.G. D. Bernheim, D. D., who re
turned yesterday from Phillipsburg, N.
J., expresses himself delighted with the
North and its enterprising people. He
will remove, with a portion of his fami
ly, to the above mentioned city in about
two weeks, and will locate" there per
manently. He was unanimously elect
ed pastor of Grace church at Phillips
burg, which! position he has accepted.
Phillipsburg is situated! opposite Eas
ton, Pa., and at the junction of the ' Le
high with the Delaware river, and is in
the center of a most beautiful Valley,
abounding in scenery rivaling 'that of
the famous Valley of Virginia. 1 j
loint Caswell Academy.
The closing exercisesof this institution
were held at the Academy! on Tuesday
last. The day was very teuny and in
favorable, yet there was a arge attend
ance of visitors friends c the school
and relatives ot the pupilsf to witness
the proceedings. Mr. A. l. Black is
principal of the academy, and the clos
ing exercises demonstrated that he had
been a faithful and efficient , teacher
of studious and mentally active pupils.
Dr. S. S, Satchwell deliver an ap
propriate address which was listened to
with much interest and instruction by
pupils and visitors. A maguihcent
dinner was served to which ample j us-
tice was done. At inght there was an
exhibition, consisting ot charades, talk
ing, dialogues and vocal and instrumen
tal music, after which the young peo
ple indulged in dancing until the ciock
indicated that another day had arrived
Mr. Orr's negatives are well cared
for. Duplicate pictures finished at low
rates. Lardner, Photo., Yates Gallery.
lwtl.
Cliadbourn. ,
Some few months ago We had occa
sion to publish aj pretty full account f of
the little town of Chad bourn," on .the
W., C. & A. It. k., in Columbus coun
ty, which.had been founded and estab
lished by tho gentlemen of that name in
this city. Since then the place has con
tinued to flourish and improve and the
railroad into the pine lands . has been
extended. We clip, the following in
reference to the place from the White
villc Enterprise : . v
One ot the evidences of growth in our
county is the town of Chadbourn.
Where it stands but little more than a
year ago there was not a sign of a
dwellink It was incorporated by the
last Legislature and is now a very thriv-
in2 little villaze. Here is situated tne
larore lumber mill of the Chadbourn
Mill Company. It is the point at which
the Chadbourn & Conway bo ro it. it.
nnnnects with the W.. C. & A. It-
TIia freight from Chadbourn over the
W.. C. & A. R. R. for the month end-
In? 30th inati will, it is conjectured.
reach the amount 01 j.neaiesars
Chadbourn have a store at this point,
o - AAA rm 9
also Messrs. Powell & Brown, who are
doin a fine mercantile business and
jvlen do a irood naval store business.
The C. & C. R. R. has been completed
for about 8 miles. Thi3 brings it very
near the road from Sidney to Fair
BluftV When this road is reached a
depot and post office will be established
there and a dailv mail route also.
A railroad through that section ot the
nnntrv L iost what Is needed to develop
and bring ont that, the finest portion of
Columbus, and the right men to do it,
(the Messrs. Chadbourn.) . have unders
taken the business of such a road. Their
lnmber mill,- ran by an 80 horse power
engine, is a model of convenience,
Tlie -First, liiooiu.
Some Serious Charges.
The New York Herald of Sunday las'
contains a communication from Capt
"Frol RhpArpYV Trmfr nf h w.hooner
Earl H, Potfer. which put into the Cape
Fear last May in distress, which is cal
culated to injure this port. We publish
he' article without volunteering any
comments upon it as we are satisfied
that it will be replied to by those whose
duty it is to meet and repel "the accu
sations. . The communication is as fol
lows: - :',v.t ' :-:A"''-':
PniLABELPHiA, June. 31, 1883.
To the Editor of the Herald:
Understanding that tho columns of
your vaiuaoie paper are open ; i or
complaints to all, especially to seafar-
T m Ml . 1 1 1 I-1 T
intr men, j. oeg yoa wm iviuuiy owigc
i i - a i r1l
me my puDilsniug um iuny tviug m j
complaint and protest against such
treatment as is given below, and as my
opinion, as weli as that of many others,
that the wnoie sysiem oi quarantine
shonld be under, the control and man.
agemcat of. the national government :
1 left Uemerara on April j iasi, wun
a cargo of suger, bound, for,. Philadei
ohia. On the Dassaae I encountered a
gale which dismasted my vessel, carried
away her sails and so disabled the , ship
that I bore away .for Wilmington, N.
( ' While off the coast I was IMien
in with a tug and towed to "Smithville
on the afternoon of May 4, where I was
ordered into quarantine, which went
into oneration on Mav 1. The sanitary
Condition of my vessel was good, I had
a clean bill of health and no contagious
disease on boad, as can be proved by the
letter from Dr. W. G.Curtis, surgeon m
charge at Smithville, to the authorities
in Wilmington. N. C, and it was read
i admitted that if I had got in four
days earlier my vessel would have been
allowed to go up to v nmingcon, x . j.t
thirt,v miles? distant." v here she could
have been repaired. Sugar in bags and
hogsheads is considered by; the Quaran
tine Board as one of the most infectious
articles of commerce, which I doubt;
but because xt her cargo, my vessel was
positively forbidden to go up to the city
of Wilmington. As it was impossible
to transact business at such remote
distance, my agents, Messrs. George
Harriss & Co., spoke in my personal
behalf, and sent me the following tele
gram : xpu are permiueu to come
without baggage to confer with us ana
the underwriter's agent." As it was
impossible to proceed on my voyage
without new spars,;sails and1 other re
pairs, efforts were made to reship the
cargo by other vessels, I being told that
without the cargo friy vessel! could be
brought to the city for such repairs. As
no craff could be otained to take for
ward ' the cargo, and it being deemed
impracticable to discharge it in lighters,
the tnrr CtcloDs Was sent here from New
York at a heavy expense to tow the
vessel and cargo to Philadelphia, her
port of destination- .v n
(While these negotiations were pend
ing.'and causing much I delay, fearing
my vessel wouiu dc uamageu oy
worms. I asked permission to have her
come up into fresh water, at a point rc-
mote from the - city ana opposite ine
pest house. where vessels are anchored
witn smallpox or contagious uisease on
btiard. assuring the authorities that my
crew should not communicate with the
shore. This privilege was allowed me
at Smithville, and as promptly rciused
at .Wilmington, notwithstanding, that I
was subjected to an expense or iia.oo
for the sehding of a port warden from
Wilmington to examine me uaicnea,
which were lifted at the suggestion tof
thquarantine surgeon at Smithville 16
enable him to fumigate the hold, which
fumigation, at au expense of $34, 1
naid. suDDOsine that the vessel might
eventually be allowed to go up. Two
or three ot my crow were treated oy
Dr. Curtis on board tho vessel,. at quar
antine, for Dhvsical injuries, and being
subsequently discharged were placed on
it i. C i f V. r'i 1 with f hoif
baggage, taken
Ruth Darling, from Laguayra, via
Navassa. arrived at Quarantine, re
mained two days and was then allowed
to co to Wilmineton. .where she an?
chored abreast of tbef cityr and was
visited by stevedores, washer-women
and runners., She - was then towed
further ud to the Navassa works.
where her cargo - was 'discharged, and
when I asked the; Quarantine poard
whv this discrimination was allowed I
was told she shonld not be loaded in the
city, but ordered back to Quarantine
station to load. But as the schooner
Ruth Darling loaded a cargo of lumber
at one of the city mills and sailed for
Baltimore the statement ot the Board
was a false one. - I -
The quarantine regulations went into
effect on May 1, but I am informed that
as late as June 17 the schooner Emma
H. Drnmmond,: from Perto Rico via
Navassa, was allowed to pass the city,
where her cargo was discharged."
ffXow. of snch discrimination 1 can
instlv comnlain. and state that aside
from the delay ana extraordinary ex-
nense of a tuz sent troni iew 1 oik to
tnw mv vessel to Philadelphia the risk
was great, and that il the tug bad be
eomft disabled, our hawser parted or
my vessel cast off in-a gale oh wind, or
- m . m. S - at
thmriffh anv stress 01 weainer. a toiai
loss of vessel, cargo and possibly all
hnrtda mifht have been the result, as
she was disabled in spars and sails and
unmanageable.
: Mv comnlaint is not made in a capti
ous spirit; I Relieve in a rigid quaran
tine, but I want lair play. -
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
- llFRED SHEERER. -Master
schr. Earl H. Potter, of N.Y.
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to JacobPs Hardware DepoL t
tot Wilmington and
SrMW
placed in the U nuea otates marine uipsr
pitai nn xa .aim m vaj,
On the 10th of , May the schooner
Exports, Foreign .
Brig. George E. Dale, Capt. Pierce,
cleared to-day for St George. Grenada,
with 151.364 feet lumber and 160,000
shingles, valued at $3,369,46. shipped
by Messrs. Northrop & Cumming.
. The . Fourth at Burgaw. .
The citizens of Pender county are
making every exertion to have the cele
bration at Burgaw on the approaching
Fourth of July a complete success. In
preparation - for the com fort of the
throng of expected guests they have
begun the erection of an arbor, which
it is' estimated i will be large enough to
accommodate 2
( 000 people. The arbor
withj. reen boughs and
will be covered
leaves, and will be completed in duo
season.; Other arrangements are ahjo in
progress for the convenience and com
fort of visiting and resident guests, and
nothing in the power of men and women
to do to make the occasion agreeable
will be wanting. . ,;t .' . ' .-. . . .
, Death of Mr. Wllliarus.J
' We are very sorry to I hear fof tlie
death of the venerable Iewis M. ? WiK
liams; for so many years past the Clerlr
of the! Market in this city, which occur
red at his residence last eveniug. He
hadloen sick but a short time and the
announcement of his death - was totally
unexpected, j He was a native of On
slow county but had resided in Will
mington for more than a quarter of t a
century past. He was one of our oldest
citizenshaving been in nia 82nd year,
and had made many warm and earnest
friends here by his sterling uprightness
and unshaken integrity. The-funeral
services will take place to-morrow
morning. .
Magistrate's Court.
Tom Hawkins, colored, was arraign
ed this morning before Justice Gard
ner, charged with ah assault and bat
tery, with a deadly ' weapon, upon
Rachel Pugh, also colored. The testi
mony showed that the defendant threw i
a brick at the woman, Rachel, which
struck her in the side and knocked her
down be3ine3 breaking one of her riba.
fle wa3 required to give a bond in the
sum of $200 far his appearance at the
next' term 6T the Criminal Court, in de
fault of.which he was committed.
Minerva ,l)avis,, .also, colored, was
arraigned on a charge of assault and
battery on Tom Hawkins, the defend
ant in the previous case. Tlie charge
in her case was dismissed at the cost of
the prosecutor.
Kltcheu Market
The following retail prices rule in
this market to-day, June 28:..
Beef 8 15c per, pound; veal 15c per
pound j lamb 124 15c per pound ; mut
ton 12 15c per pound; chickens 124
30c, each ; grown fowls, 3550c ; eggs,
20 cents per doz; butter, country, 25
30c.: Northern, 2535c; lard, 1315o;
Baltimore hams, 16ffll8c; breakfast
strips. - 16&IG ; N. C. hams, 1516'c ;
shoulders, ll124o sides, ll124c ; fish,
trout, pigfish, &c, 2025c, clams, ier
quart, 15c ; per bushel, 75c; cabbage, 5
l0c per head; cucumbers, 1020c doz;
strawberries, 5l0o per' box; pollards.
510c per head ; turnips, 5 cents per
bunch ; sweet potatoes, 25c per peck ;
Irish do, new, 30c per peck; onions;
50 cents per peck, 5c per bunch ; carrots
and parsnip. 5c per bunch; beets,' 5c
per bunch ; radishes, 3c per bunch ; let
tuce! 2c per head; salad peas. 25c per
peck; cauliflower, 15c each; black ber
ries, 5c per quart; whortleberries, 5
10c per quart; green apples, 4050c per
peckr beans,. wax, 20c per peck; string
do, 3035c per peck. ., r
A Iianre Fruit Crop,
and a larger crop of bowel and stomach
troubles, for which DrJ Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine is a
certain cure. -
1IEI.
t WILLIAMS In this city, at 7.45 P. If. ves-
terday. LEWIS M. WILLIAMS, In the HHt
year of ou ajre. . . .
The funeral will take place Friday morning ,
at 10 o'clock, from his late residence on Prin
cess, between Fifth and Sixth streets, from
tnence to uaJLaaJeiexBetery. 1 r nemu iphk
qnalntances are Invited to attend. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
White Coodo.
A NOTHER SUPPLY OF50C INDIA LA WS,
the bargain of the seaaon. '
Also, I2e Scotch Check Lawn,
Handsome French Plaid Lawns,
Colored Ltwns at jc, 6c, Ac and 10c.
Gentlemen are advised to loo at the Half
Hose I am felling at per dozen.
A hamUome stftck of Ladies Ho-e jint re
JOHN J. HEDRICK.
NEW AP VJEJXTISIIiarjg
I Taxpayero "
-yIWTAKE KOTICK THAT WE WILL,
attend at5the olBee of the Commissioners for
New Ibbiorcr countj. Saturday, Jane 30th,
for the Jarpsse of listing all taxable required
br laWi be listed In Cape Fear, Ilarnett, II a
sonboroand Federal Tolnt Townshtp?, owned
by parties living in Wilmington.
r - I REDE IX JOUNSOK, .
' v; v t ' A. A. MOMELEY, I
. . J. A- MONTtiOMEKV, ,
j. n. hounk,
jane 28 It. ... ? . Tax Listers '
Dm j -
rpHK BEST
AND CIIEAFESV IK TniS
market.
Onr
K . ..
GRAIN CUADLEii
cannot be sm-pawtotl In price or qaalUy .
A large Had well ecleted stock of Hard-
war at W. JB. Sl'HlNCiEK ft CO'9..
8noccssors to John Dawson & Co.,
. juneai Market Slroei
Our Glass Fly Traps I
"I 1 Something Niw I
fHR VLKANEST FLY TRP JfTnE
market. '; ' ,.4 y " .v-- ; ' '. -i&k: ' f .
Giles & Murcliison.
-j June '.
North Front St
, jane 25
W. E. DAVIS A SON
Soda Water ! Soda Water I
riTH PURK FRUIT J DICES. (.
TOE COLD jj
' - " SEASON 1883. 1 '
- MINERAL WATER ON ' DRAUGHT;
ICE COLD.
, . W1LUAM U. GREEN, '
aplU Dniggtst.
114
JBONT STREET IS 4 LL AKIAZE WITH
. ILnrneas and ftrtdalerfy xy, I'l-unks and
Traveillnsr Uasrs. Fly Net for Iloraea. Fn.thr
Dusters, Mummer Iap Knibes of beanttfnl uaU
We Manufacture and lloialr. with dnnhintr
and dispatch. CarrLurdB. IluirflrleM. Hart..'
Drays, c , &. . .
liorfleRoelng' m ireclalty.
jue 25 McDOUUALL & BOWDKNf. -
Mew Hatsf
pONSI3TIS(i OF COLORED ClIll'S.
iine Cjlorl alllans. 4Sca-shP)ls". whlt and
eolored, also the popular Shade 11 at, Nan k la
or "Japanese ',and a variety of other styles,
just receive I and for sale by
MU8. KATE C. WINES,
No.119 North Seeond Streets'
junw 2.
City and Country Merchants
T AM SELLING- '
Prime New York Butter.
Kirkman's Celebrated SoapH,
Virginia Water Ground Meal.
North Carolina Family Flour, and
n. v. A-ate c x amuy r iour.
At bottom prices. . Car load or small orders
solicited.. ' -4v '' - ' - j ;i- , ....
r E. O.-TJLAIK, .
Commission Merchant,
juac 35 213 Market Street
Not Liked by Some,
BUT GOOD rOR THE PEOPLE. Every
body (nearly) wow sel!sGum Camphor for
'65 cents per pooad.Y Munds Bros.', sell the!
largest Douie or insect rowoer to be baa in ,
the city for 25 cents. Kills Flies, Cockroach
es. Bed Kujra. t leas and Insects ox aU kind.
Their Corn Cure, as sold by1 them in New York ,
tor a year. Is a certain panacea, and will cure
any obstinate case If directions are followed.
Order in person or by postal! card. -
' , MUNDS BEOS.,
juno 22 2l North 4th street.
Check Booko.
BOM THE FIHST
OF
JULY CHECKS
..- II, . . .. . ' .-.,!
On Wednesday I can supply C HEC BOOKS
on The Bank of New Hanover and The rtnt "
National Bank. U :-y S.
Bks, contaluing Fifty, One Hundred aW
TwoHundred Checks will be I
; . . (i .. ......
For sale at t .; : . . ,
HEINSBERGER'S,
juneSQ Lire Book and Music Stores
Check Books.
3Q q check: books containiko
Fifty to Two riuwIredlCbeckf, Jut received.
Larger slzeaCmade to order. y -
Also, Letter-Heads, Bill Heads, prafu.1
Notc, Receipts, Ac, Llthog raphel at short
atlre.
Give in a trial, ; Q. W. YATEV
June 2. . ; . n Market at'..
If You Would be Happy
, , BUY A COOK STOVE;
li
The Golden Harvesti"
CE
CALUMET,1' .. . "
Or,
i Of PAEI
C Pure Yfclts OIL
& TAYLO".