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THIS FA FEB
Sundays
eepted by
JOSH T. JA3IKS,
tptr? aso raorirro.
.rircmPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
rr I Six ninth. $2.00. Ttre
.k il.0O: One boou, ccdm.
iC ci!r ITtm1 by eanlers free j
f Jl,. u any part of the etty. at the aWe
lvrrWcuprw i
,Vbrt" will report uy ad all f-,
t TtrtUt Uxlx paper rryuUrly. ,
7?. Dciil Review htix the. largest Moobllght and Feasting.
circulation kf any nactpapcr j Thc moonlight excursionists to Fetl
, i.. " 'u!!?'jf j cral I'oiot.on tho Passport, last ni-ht.
have liltcil tlown-j
what doc our esteemed
o'ca: oJ - ;
V to it in the editorial anatomy?
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Western crank, bearing the u
....,tivc name of Loan. advertises in a
Chicaso newsrP1" he w,n one
tfc. uInd dollar to any mob who will
:cch a white man for murdering a hc
xro. IVrhars hcre nrc some localities
ja ;hc Sjuth where tho money might be
arret! without the trouble and risk of
cvir.iuitlios the murder alluded to. but
! . n.jrcasua. Mr. Lgn would
mc to be there.
LOCAL NEWS.
iH3tl TO W AOYf RTIStMEHTt.
x It4 ti.wl Clivk
u ni-I.'-uic Hiys
w II iKi iiwu Campiior
t.t j'i;i:if.i.2 Cbek IUjoIk
w K t Sx let Ice Ice
Kt..4ti. an-l f Honor Locaf4
, n Ki Krit.it. Frr'l Annual Mectlnr
luy us Utn excursion week.
KuU rut'3 to-iii?hl at Hi
minutes
s::w r l'a:cd Spoons and Forka.low
l..O.?lt.lACOBI.S t
Tt:e rain it raineth every daynd very
i Lc.i.too. at night.
H.e l itv Court was withont a case
ts i! d'Kket this morning.
The U,t watermelons iu market now j
c.:uiaar.l from 40 to 50 cento each. !
1 he jjrape crop is n earing thc market
an 1 it will probably be on band next
ntk.
Mr. Ceorge R. Dyer, of the firm cf
ler & Son, leaves to-oight 'on a btni
ns trip to New York.
Cantciopcs still command astonishing j
j.rices, notwithstanding the met mat
they are coming iu frcciy.
Knights and Ladle ofllonor.
Regular meeting this (Thursday) eve
ning. Full attendance desired. It
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. ;.4 the wwt when so much of its . ei.ui..t. uuw
1;;,;;at WayncsTiCc, had notlliethc supervision or Mrs. Mayo, was alj
Vrio J Morning Star remained in tho ; that could be desired, and was heartily
Wadcsboro 7Ymcs. enjoyed by about 50 guests who sat
The next sesiion of the North Caro; j oo HppiC3 there being 8 in one bunch
iioa Pharmaceutical Association illan,- each in thc other two. In the
meet in this city on Wednesday, Augut j orcnard of Mr. T K. Colvin there is a
ll- - tree with two bunches containing 8 on
The excursion on thc rassport of the j each bunch. j
Fifth Street M. Sunday School, this ; William, aged about 10 years, son of
raorcing. was largely attended, as j KcdarRannerman, colored, was drown-
might have been expected.
Cattle, horses and dogs sutler greatly
this weather. An abundant supply of
rood water is one ot thc things they
should bo provided with.
m i
To day has been decidedly cooler and
uiurc comfortable for humanity, who
have been sweating and sweltering un
.der the torrid heat of thc past week.
Thcro was a cow with a bell on iu the j
pound to-day, but whether it was the
cow or not mentioned by us yestdrday
is a question wc arc unable to answer,
mm -...1 r .!, ot-.
ZwiiIL ."riiBton&
Holders ol the Wilmington. Clinton A.
Pt. Caswell R. R. will bo held in tho
Uwnot Cliutonon Wednesday, Au
gust 1st. -
Thc weather programme last night
for a good sleeping entertainment was
all that could bo desired, was fuHy car
ricd out and was enjoyed by an appre
ciative and long-suffering public.
Mr. Henry Wcstcrmann. ot the firm
ot E. Pcschaa A Wcstermann. has
taken his family to spend the remainder
of the hot weaker at his delightful
country residence in tho vicinity of Old
Fort. N. C. '
The railroad rates for thc Ixuisville
exposition have not yet been issued,
but are expected in a few flays. Tho
exposition wilt continue 100 days from
August lt. Quite a number of Wil
miogtonians talk about attending.
There are many sun-spots now. and
with a piece of smoked glass they can
be seen with the naked eye. The sun-
prophet to predict cyclones. It is in-
deed probable that the 'heated termM
will bo wound up with a blow. ;
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Newbera Journal:
the Atlantic Fire
Company ii"in receipt i o
the Chief of the Fire
Department at Wilmington stating tfiat
they are preparing to give
give the Atlantic
a genuine fireman's reception. It will
undoubtedly be a pleasant trip, and we
hope a creditable display will be made.
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacodi's Hardware Depot. t
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down to tho table.
What, we Neeil
There are t o onranlzations ' which
ouht to be crcatctl arid legalized lor
this city.! Tho first is a society Tor the
prevention of cruelty children and
he other a society for the prevention of
cruelly to animals. Some children,
especially of the colored race, are beat
en unmercifully upon the least provo
cation by their cruel und unnatural
parents. As it is with children, so it
j with horse?, mules and other dumb
animals. Such societies as !wc have
indicated would have a plenty of woik
to do and not transcend its legitimate
dutie?. .
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'T Clinton Ft. Caswell ltK.
The Board of Directors of the Clinton
! & Point Caswell 1L IS. were in session
I here this morning. Report from the
Engineer, a to the kmouut of grading
j already done at both emU of the line.
i were received and found very satisfac
It was ordered that an addition"!
tory.
jai assessment ; of 10, per cent, on the
j stock be called for
! We understand from Capt. Paddison, i
l who has recently been over the line,
' that the people everywhere are in ex.
jceHent spirits over the prospects of the
I early completion of this road, and that
the
assessment calleil for from them
has been pretty generally paid.
Bladen County.
ro RQ esteemeU correspondet t and
I sooscriuer. living at iiagruuer, mauen
county, we gather thc
following inter-
csting items:
Ou tho morning" o
the ISlh inst.
Mrs. J. N. Corbctt found one o hex
chickens, which was about a week old,
with its feet and body in a hole. Swith
only ils head and neck above ground.
wn5cJt lbey found when they extricated
it, had been carried there by an enor
mous spider that was nearly as large as
j thc top ot an ordinary teacup.
Fruit is very fine' in tnat section. There
i are three buncbes'of apples in Mrs. M.
! M. Gavlor's orchard whici contain in
cd on Sunday last at the river landing
of Messrs K. Sessoms fc bon. by being
pulled into tho stream by an older and
larger boy. The former could not
swim. j
Mr. II. W. Beatty has about 10 acres j
ot chufas which are reported as being j
unusally fine All crops are reported i
in good condition.
Eating
A good deal has
Lemons.
been said through
jjhe papers about the
healthfulncss of
j lemous. The latest advice as to how
i to use them so they will do the most
Igood runs ai follows: Most pcoplo
know the benefit of lemonade before
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breakfast, but few know how it is more
than doubled by taking another at
night. Thc way to get t
bilious system without
he better of a
Hue pills or
quinine, is to take the juice of one.; two
or three lemons, as the appetite craves,
in as much ice-water as makes it pleas
ant to drink, without sugar, before
going to bed. In tho morning, on ris
ing, or at least ball 'an hour before
break Hrst.take the juice of one lemon in
a goblet of water. TTiis will clear the
system of humors and bile, with mild
efficacy, without any of tho ' weakening
effects of calomel or congress water.
People should not irritate tho stomach
by eating lemons" clear; tho powerful
acid of the juice, which is almost
corrosive.infallibly produces inflammas
Uon alter a whilo, but property diluted,
so that it does not burn or draw the
throat, it does its full medicinal work
without harm, and when tho stomach
is clear of food has
abundant . qppor-
tunity to work on tho system thorough-
Great Closing Out Sale.
Goods will be slaughtered within the
nxt CO davs in order to make room
for
of lbe larScst antd ?
! anJ Winter
ana iinesi oiocxs ui
ing and gents
famishing goods eycr brought fo W ii-
mington. A l. aniur.iu
Clothers. 114 Market St.
Tho muskets for the Smithville
Light Infantry have arrived, here ; and
will be shipped to their destination to
morrow, ' i 1
WILMINGTON. N. C THURSDAY. JULY 19, 1883..
Kxports Foreign .
Ger. brig Hermann Friedrickz, Capt.
Niejahr. cleared to-day for Cork, Ply
mouth or Falmouth for orders with
1.CO0 ci&ks spirits turpentine and 304
barrels rosin, valued at $27,311, shipped
by Messrs. Alex. Spriint & Son.
1 To Inspect Black lilver.
We understand that later in the seas
son lion. Wharton J. Green, Congress
man from this district, will visit this
city and will go from here in company
with Capt. R. V. Paddison, and one or
two other gcntlemen.up the entire length
of Black River, with a view to discov
cring what work may be necessary to
wards making it navigable at all sea
sons of the year, preparatory to a move
in Congress next winter for Govern
ment aid.
Remarkable.
James Colvin, colored, who lives near
Point Ca3we'l. Pender county, cele
brated his C9th birth-day on Tuesday,
the 17th' inst., by a grand dinner. There
were present 40 children and grand
children, and there were 22 absent. It
is said of the old man, by those who
have been acquainted wxth4 the history
ot his lilc. that he was nevier intoxica
ted, never has a fight and was never
dieted, but had always been a clever,
honest and industrious man.
Sensational.
There is evidently a first class jokist
somewhere in the telegraph ofllce in this
Jcity. lesteruay sAetoi ua uuservcr
j says: "News was received here yes
j terday afternoon that a large fire was
j rasing at Wilmington and that the op-
TOO ,
I erators were about to be driven out of
i the telegraph oflice. Later news was
to the effect that a ro3in yard belong
ing to Williams & Murchison was
burning near the market dock." What
a magnificent sensational item this
would have made for a New York pa
per!
Good AVorktnausliIo.
there is at Mr. George A.. Peck's
store, on South Front street, a set of
plane stocks, such as are used by car
penters, that are a long distance ahead
of anything of the kind we have ever
seen. They are of lignum vita?, the
hardest kind of wood to work, and
were made entirely by ' hand by Aft:.
William Kllis, a ship carpenter, of this
city. In point of workmanship they
arc fully equal to those made by ma
chinery and imported from the North,
while in point of durability, there can
hardly be a comparison. Rut what we
wanted mostly to say was that there
are mechanics in this city equal to the
very best, and we want to see them en
couraged by fostering industries which
will give them lucrative employment
and that prominence .vhich their skill
demands. !
Moore's Creek Jtems.
A kind friend and subscriber at
Moore's Creek. Pender county, who
signs himself "Tnstraur." sends us the
following items:
The crops, after a hard struggle ou
thc part ot the farmers with the grass,
are looking finely and bid fair to pay
thc toiler lor his labor. The people are
independent, with plenty ot hog and
hominy, and now, with an abundance j
of fruits, mclous, buttor, milk &c, they j
arc happy. Hawks are making serious
depredations on chickens. Mrs Henijelta
Murphy, daughter-in-law of Mr. David
Murphy, of Cumberland county, is in
the Moore's creek section, from her
home in Texas, on a visited to friends
and relatives. She is a most estimable
ladv. Miss Belle Alderman, m com
pany with Miss Cornelia Alderman, i of
Wilmington. left oa the 17th inst. for a
visit of a month or two to Mr. Owen
Alderman, Jr., in South Carolina.
It is rumored that Mr. John R. Pad
dison, of Pt. Caswell, contemplates re
moving to Georgia and he is now ab
sent in that State on a prospecting trip.
Mr. E. S. Alderman, of Wilmington,
is announced ' to preach at Moore's
Creek Chapel on the 21st inst. Rev.
W. M. Kennedy, of Duplin county, has
been called to the pastoral care of the
church, and will bo there 6n' the first
Sunday In August.
1 Haze Alderman, one of the oldest and
most respected colored men in Pender
county, died a few days since. He was
well known in all this section as "Old
Uncle Haze.
Air. C. II. Robinson returned to the
city night beforo-last. alter an absence
of a, few weeks on a visit to iriends and
relatives in Vermont. Capt. F. G.
Robinson, who accompanied him re
mains lor the present at Bennington.
im m i
-The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 40 balea. i
The Telegraphers! .Strike.
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All of the operators of the j Western
Union Telegraph office in this city
struck work to-day at 12 o'clock, in
conseqence of the demands of the com
mittee from the Brotherhood, made in
New York, on Monday last, not having
been complied with. Mr. W. H.v Ster
ling, the Manager, is the only man left
who can manipulate the wires, and he
ha3 been as busy to-day as it is possible
for one man to want to be. He has
only the boys with him. . j! !
-The strike does not embrace the op
erators alongs the fine of the railroads,
who are also the agents of the compa
nies at the respective points, not those
inthe offices in thecily; but it is un
derstood that the sympathies of; the
entire fraternity .are Jwith the striking
operators. What the issue -will be
it is difficult at thi3 time to foresee,
although we think that a jcompromise
must be effected very soon from thevejy
nature of the fact that the
demand of the telegraph
first class service and this
performed by other than
public will
companies
cannot be
first class
operators who must be found within the
ranks of tho Brotherhood. A week, or
less, will therefore probably decide the
dispute. As for the strikers, it is said
that they possess abundant means in the
general treasury to sustain themselves
and families for three months, should
need be.
Death of Mr. Luther, Bridjrers.
; We regret to announce the death of
Mr. Luther Bridgers. son of Hon. R.
R. Bridijers, of this city, which occur
red at Henderson , N. C., on the night
of the 16th inst. Mr. Bridgers j was
about 23 years ot age, was unmarried
and had -been in declining health for
a yearand a half, suffering from that
dread disease, consumption. His ulti
mate recovery, while hoped for," was
not expected, but it was net thought
that his end was so near until the sad
intelligence was received from Hender
son, where he had gone to spend the
Summer, that he was dyin?. His re
mains were interred at Hefiderson yes
terday, whither his" afflicted relatives in
this city have gone to attend the obse
quies. ' ," v
The iron front for Messrs Brown &
Roddick's new store has been.cast aud
is being hauled to the building to be
ready when wanted. It was cast at the
foundry of Messrs Hart, Bailey & Co.,
of this city..
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, t I
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DIED.
YOUNG July 18th, 18S3, Mrs. CELESTE
MA. YOUNG, relict of thc late Armand D.
Young. . "
Friecds and acquaintances of tho family
are inTlted to attend the funeral to-morrow
morning at 10 o'cloc k, at St. James Church,
thence to Oakdale Cemetery.
NEW A DVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted. ;
rpwo
ROUTE BOYS rOK THE DAILY
RtfVIEW; one for what
1 known as the
"Down town Route
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"Dry Pond Route."
office.
and the other for the
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Apply at once at this
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VT. E. DAVIS & SON
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, WILMING
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.WILMIXGTON, N. C, July 19, 1885. .
HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stock-
; 'I
holders of the Wilmington. Clinton & Pout
Caswell Rail Road wT.l be held In the town of
Clinton on Wednesday, August 1st.
. F. W. KESCHNER, Prraldent,
july 19-lt Star and Caucasian copy It
Solid Comfort.
rjlHERK IS SOLID COMFORT IN THE use
of Kerosene Stoves. A customer, who Is
tuinz one. says: "With this we are Independ
ent when left without a servant. Ther are
Gems and great "Economists. Different
txes and price. Try one.
V Pure White Oti.
July 9 PARKER A TAYLOR.
James J. Bnrnett,
-pHOTOGRAPHER, r
NEW MARKET BUILDING,
(Up Stairs) South Front SU
Photographs'. Dozen tL50
Ferrotypes 2 for 50 rent
Respectfully notifies the public that he is
prepared to do all work in his line, promptly
and at low pi Ices. A call Is solicited.
-. may 19 - - . :'-
NO. 171
i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Machines Eepaired.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY MY
friend an4 the public that II am prepared
to repair Sewing Machines, guaranteeing low
rate? and good work and satisfaction in every
particular. Orders left with me will receive
prompt attention. C K JEVENS,
- july 13 tf . , 13 North Second Street
Mayo's Eestaurant,
JpEDEBAL POINT. IS
NOW" OPEN FOB
tne reception of guests.
Meals furnished at
aU hours. Ladies are especially invited to
.fpend tne dav At Federal! Point. Mrs. Mayo
li personally in charge and will be pleased to J
entertain ladiea and children, r .. I
july 16-1 wk . WM. MAYO, Prop.
Ladies' Satchels,
m BUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGSftUJ
styles. HARNESS AND SADDLERY, in
endless variety. Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons,
Surry Wagons, Carts, Drays, &c. ,
t&r Itepalring promptly done at low rates.
McDOUGALL A BOW'DEN,
july 16 -' No. IU North Front St.
j V n egar, Salt, Molasses.
Q BRLS PURE CIDER VJNEGAR
2.OC0 Striped Sax Liverpool Salt,
100 Br Id Cuba and Porto Rico, Molasses.
For eale by i l
July 1C KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
5.0,000 Checks
-pOR THE BANK OF NEW" HANOVER
AND THE FJRST NATIONAL BANK.
. Checks are bound la Books of One Hundred
and Two Hundred each. Price Fi
my
Cents
par Hundred. ;
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Also, NOTE,DRAFT and RECEIPT BOOKS
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BLANK BOOKS ot all kinds. '
; ',' ' . For sale cheap at
HEINSBERGER'S)
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, july 17 1 Live Book and Music Stores
; i . '.I1'
WjE ARE; PREPARED TO FURNISH!
Mouldings, Stair Rail,
ORNAMENTAL WrOOD WORK,
1 - , :!7I.
Balusters, Newel Posts,&c
Also have a full stock of Seasoned Ceiling
and Flooring.
J. W. TAYLOR,
HafrUon Steam Saw and Planing Mills.
july lC-lw
Foot Walnut St.
Flour, Bacon; Lard, &c.
1 000 FL0URAn Rradcs-
' 100 Boxes D. S. SIDES.
AO Tcs and Buckets LARD.
75 Brls Golden C, Ex C and Gran. Sugar,
nw Bags coflee various grades,
75 Brla and Tea Rice. For sale by
KERCHNER & CALDER BROS,
july 16 j North Watertreet.
ICE ! ICE !
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ICE!
NOTIFY th
citizens and the public generally, that I have
laid in a full supply of choice ICC and am ful
ly prepared to till orders to all points on Rail
Roads and Rivers, and hope to secure a rea
sonable share of patronage. I II'
m B. H. J. AUBEN3, Proprietor
, apl 13-dAw 3m New Ice House.
40,000 Checks
RECEIVED TO-DAY,
F
IKE LITHOGRAPHED CHECKS for First
National and Bank of New Hanover, .V) cents
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per hundred ; bound Books of 100 and 203
checks each.
j. SCHOOL BOOKS Such as adopted by the
State Board of Education, at leason&ble prices
" july IS C. W. YATES.
Wanted.
jgY A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE TO
stablish a m&nutactory thereon, well-timber
ei cyprees lauds. Parties who may have such
lands to dispose of are requested to communi
cate, with me at Wadesboroor by letter with
Mr. Joh T. James, at Wilmington m person.
Full prrtculars as to exact location of lands,
number of acres, probable yield of timber to
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the acre and lowest price, must ' be made
known.
; apl lS-tf
JOHN T. PATRICK,
State Immigration Agent,
I Wadesboro, N.
Cotton Seed
For Planting.
gQQ BTJSHEL8 GOOD ' I "
PLANTINO SKRD.
FOR SALE AT
WiHard'o.
may 12 it
Old Newspapers -
JpOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
" App1yto -
PLEASE NOTICE.
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We will be glad to recelre communication
from our friends on any and all
general is tercet but . . . ; . j
cabjects of
The name of .the writer must alwara be fni
niahed to the Editor.
Communication must be writtes
on oaf
one tide of the paper. j
Personalities must be avoided.
1 And It la especially and particularly und
stood that the Editor does not always endoi
the riews of correspondents unless o state
In the editorial coluana; .1 I f .
NEW ADVERTISIMENTS.
THE SEASHOBE
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
: SMITH VILI.E. N. C. S J
SEA-SIDE HOTEL !
WRIGHTS VILLE, N.
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C.
JB.L. PJEKUr, Proprietor.
HI 11! .
TIIE3E T"YO SUMMER RESORTS WILL
be open MONDAY, MAY 28. ' ' . ; "
The Hotel Brunswick, at Smithvlllcl I 23
miles -below : Wilmington, and accessible 1 byT
two first class steamers, making, two triim
daily. - . ' - - j :ji -i
The Seaside Hotel ia situated in a Urge grove
on Wrightsvllle Sound; Is compowd of icotU i
ges for families, and within 7 miles of Vil-J
mington, ai, tho head of a fine Shell, Road, the i
best In tho Southern country. v i U- I I
BOTH HOTELS IN FULL
OCEAN.
VIEW Of THE
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Gooil surf and still water bathlnir.
Everyi.variety of Fiah, and abiindanre cf
Oysters, Clams ami Crabs. - I ' !i
Spacious Ball Rooms, with tine Bands of
Music' ! : - I
Tcn-nin Alleys, Billiards and Bar,
mr Terms moieraie.
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GUNS AND CUTLERY
A FINE
ASSORTMENT OF'
Muzzle and Breech-Loader
Guns, ' l ) A'
Revolvers and 'Ammunition.
SILVER PLATED1 ' -ij. '.
SPOONS FORKS,
A VERY LARGE VARIETY OF
Pocket Knives, H l
Table Cutlery.
Popular prices to suit all at ' j
N. JACOBFS i
HARDWARE DEPOT,
dectf
No. 10 South Front St
P. L. BRIDGEES &
00.,
ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND
ii J
of
A Choice Selection
Groceries.
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
THE FINEST IN NORTH CAROLINA. -
If not convenient to come yourself, letters
will be promptly and satisfactorily answered.
Satisfaction guaranteed to everyone, wheth
er he be Merchant, Soldier or Sailor.
P. L. BRIDGERS & 00.
HO North Front 8t.
july 16
PJew Hats,
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CONSISTING OF COLORED CHIPS,
KinA fVklnpo Milan 2o .. . 'l
colored, also the popular Shade Hat. Mnnkln
or ''Japanese ",and a variety of other itjW,
just received aul for sale by 1 t
MRS. KATE C WINES.
july 9
No. 119 North Second trt-ct.
Our Glass Fly Traps I ;
Something New I
mil E CLEANEST FLY TRAP
ON
THE
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market.
Giles & Murchison.
july 9 . r North Front fet
City and Countrv Merchants
I AM SELLING
Prime New York Butter. - '
Kirk man's Celebrated Soaps,
Virginia Water Groaod Meal.
North Carolina Familr Floor, ami
At bottom prices. Car load or small orde i
solicited.
E. G. BLAH, i
' . - Commission Merchant.
July It ' 10 South Second Street
H
Gum Camphor,
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j "Jl TELLIN'S FOOD, J
'. oomu, unuurs, inracu, i
. joop, Puff Boxes, &c, etc.
W1LLIAH IL GREEN. DrugjrUt, 1
Julys. . 117 lltrket tetrect