1 PLBASS KOTICS. ' 1, :,
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We win h glad to reeelTe eocuauhlcattoas
from oar frlssds on any and all anbjecui ot
general Interest but - :'4." J
THIS PAPER
etety eiwtof. Sundays
ccpieJ by
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jOSHT. JAMES,
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Tbe name of the writer mutt always be ft
raorsrrro.
mlahed to the Editor.
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Communications must b written oa oal
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Personalities must bo arolded.
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And It Is especially and parucularly nnd
stood that the Editor does not always cadet
VOL. VII.
WILMINGTON. N. d. THURSDAY. JULY 26, 1883.
NO. 177
the views of correspondents unless so state
In the editorial columns. M (
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EirTloSS POSTAGE PAID:
,rPU r mocth. 12-00. Ttrce
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-7y ffc!ty nvi"?ha Lie iargcu
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Sh. ri. i thrrity 1r ' lI,is ci,y contemplate forming an asso-
' . " . ' ycw York la-'t ciation the object of which shall be to
. i itii i.u women anu
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..Hr.c,: John" Patterson is one of
. ahversef thcJVople's Tasjcn
' ay which waa sold in IUUi-
v-no Willbms.of Connecticut, is
'cred as ynS that lhe liISrim
K Lcri-t fell upon their knees and
thea er lhe aboriir.es
. . ..v ;..!.!. of the United States
X'n:c Coart. firmly believes thht tho
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; ?10 fjr distant wnen me huhuus
i ir.rvina will frm hc Southern
-..! iry of the I'niusl States.
Ir New York the Western JInion
l , r..;-ioy ha doubled the pajr of the
r-:. rs remninetl in its service.
,n 1 1 tTrri double pay. during thestrike,
t ,crter Imnf the Brotherhood.
it. re are nu deserter, so far.
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i; hai SOI electric ligbU, which
?:) f.ve cents apiece each night,
i .! di place a thousand as lights.
L.aix': than six crntn each.
l : j. m.m! vat h electric lamp costs
;rraycli a K'- lanip. it takes the
-i.. ur tn!y three. I
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ttec j I the nnmc; of those who hire owcmi thft
H.e H.-ooklyn ljlc says: A Baijt!avs j
.-any the statcmenU contained in tne j
h!ihed bv the of air.
Kzf budget have been mspuicu.
,-: t?" statement that (Icneral (Jarlicld
;a.Jjy iloulda written promise to
I; point Stauley Matthews to the bench
cf the roiled Slate Supreme Court is
1 1; one of them.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ISSU TO MEW ADVERTISIMEMU.
Y tea-Fine LeUirUooJ
- w I! URtirs-iiata Camphor
IIU5IHIEKOER ECAdiOg lOT AIL
I C MilJ-Ut-ltorta Water. A
CK.xn A Moum-At Auctlou
.ii uri S Closing Out Pale
. . - . triimiii.tnn tunmhii C
,or"":ZT : isin of water hcatcil to 100 deSrce
liut one bale of cotton received at thiaj Apply a lighted match an inch or so
iort to-day. 'above tho oil, and -if it take Ore it is
r.n ,..a rnri ivli.lidanirerous. Have the thermometer in
1UC lain ivit in ivi iv"-
laAt niht. and the weather was decided
ly cool .
The market this morrrintr was bounti
lully supplieil with vegetables or a fine
.jtiality.
The visiting firemen left on the H.10,
train this morning for home, taking
with them, wc trust, pleasant memories
vl their v bit to Wilmington
Oaeortbetcmptin g sights on South
f ront street this morning was a large
wagon drawn by four mules and tilled
with watermelons and cantaloupes.
It has been proposed that an excur
sion on the Iuyrt be gotten up for
the benefit of the striking telegraphists
of this city, A good move! Who will
start the ball in motion?
Stcamboutuicn reHrt the the Cape
Fear a very "low. The Bladen left
herethis morning hoping to get to
Fayettcville by Sunday, but with tbe
udds considerably against her making
the trip in that time with the present
low water. She took flats to enable
hor to lighter over the shoals.
It was stated oa tho streets that an
excursion from Goldaboro would arrive
here at 10.30 this forenoon, but it was
a mistake, as none came. We aro in
formed by railroad officials, however,
that an excursion from Goldsboro and
intermediate points will arrive hero to-1
night.
Our thanks are due to the Kcwbcrn
Silver Cornet Band for a pleasant sur
prise in the shape of a icrcnade yester
day altcrooon. They discoursed excel
lent music in first-rate style, and the
last pice, especially, was ooo of the
sweetest in melody and purest in har
mony to which we have listened in
many a day.
Another UecuaMto Excursion.
Unity Tent. No. CO, I. O. of Bccha
bitts. will give an excursion to Smith
ille and the Forts on the lis$port on
Friday. August 3, when it is hoped a
large crcwd will participate. x
This Tent has been in existence not
Muilc six months, and o! course have
no tuitable regalia to appear on the
streets with, if necessary, hence adopt
this plan of raising the amount, or part
of the amount, required to . purchase
regalia,
Nodanciog will be allowed on tho
boat. The Committee of Arrangements
will procure iu uio.u iu mrnun uiuai w i
and will spare no pains j
enjoyable to U.
for the occasion aad
to mil the day
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A New Move.
We he.nr that tbe retail merchants of;
several dealers for an1 undue length ot j
time and publish the same, with the
amount owed, and to whom, of each in
dividual. It is thought that bj this
plan the merchants will be ( better pro
tected against loss to the tuturc.
Fine ilonqiiet.
There was on exhibition at the store
of Messrs. Adrian & Voller3,this morn
in?, a beautiful bouquet, most tastefully
arranged in the shape of a horse shoe,
which had been prepared asja present
ffom the Howard' Kelief Co. toj the!
Atlantles. of Newborn, but which was
not completed until after the latter bad
left. It will be shipped to them at
Xewbcrn. by express, this afternoon.
The bouquet was prepared by Mrs.' II.
Rceder. and rellectcd credit upon her
skill as a MorUt.
City Court.
The following casej were disposed of
by the 3Iayor this morning
Willis Drake, colored, disorderly con
duct, (case continued froin veterlay.)
$23 or 30 days in th city prison. He
went below.
Ancrum McCulIock, colored, for
throwing rocks in the street. $5 or (
Three parties were charged ; with a
violation of tho j market ordinances,
two of whom were1 also charged with
obstructing the sidowalk. The cases of
two were continued at their request,
and the other was lined $5.!
How to Test Kerosene Oil.
It is a simple matter to test kerosene
oil. The point or danger s called the
Hashing point, which is tho degree of
temperature at which it is vaporized
and explodes. The lowest safe point is
100 degrees; 120 degrees is low enough
for domestic use. To make the test.
j pour a small quantity of kerosene in a
! saucer or tin vessel and float it in a ba-
dangerous
the water, and note the temperature as
jt falls, and the lowest point of flashing
is easily ascertained i or the water may
b3 heated by boiling water from 80 de
grees up, and the flashiug point found.
Outrageous Conduct.
Our atteution has been callhd to a
system of outrageous conduct which is
almost continuously coing on at Mc
Ilhenny's mill ponu just outside the
city limits, wherein a lot of colored
youths go in bathing at all hours of tho
day and especially in the alternoon. It
is right ou apublic thoroughfare which
would afford a dclightlul drive were it
not for the fact that theej youngsters
arc so regardless of every sense of pro
priety and decency that a! man cannot
4- . ? II. .4 .1!Mf ivn a? lift
i carry nis lamuy ju iuai umuiun "
out having their dignity and moiJcsty
shocked by tbe exhibition. They also
take horses there to wash on Sunday
mornings and tic them on tho bridge so
that it is made' impassable Mr car
riages and then the toys, in a state
of complete nudity, play w ith the dumb
animals. " The place is outside the city
limits, but wc trust that it is not out
side the reach of law and .order. We
hear also that a class infinitely more
degrading than tbe colored youth we
have mentioned frequent the place to
bathe. I !!
Last Nlshfd Festivities.
Thcre was a iarg0 gathering at the
Sea Side Park Hotel last night to par
take of tho supper complimentary to
the Atlantic Steam Fire Engine Co., of
Xcwbero. We hear the number esti
mated as present at 300j although
there was no actual count. The festiv
ities of the occasion were all that could
be desired, and although the rain I pour
ed down in torrents and the night was
black as Erebus, it was made a season
of jollity and good feeling. j
During the supper hour, tho commit
tee selected to award the prize of a sil
ver plated pitcher to the successful com
pany in the trial contest of Tuesday
e?ening, mado the announcement that
the Atlantic, of Ncwbern. had been
declared the winter., and tho pitcher
was presented to that Company by
Capt. C D. Myers, in a brier, neat anu
appropriate speech. Ho was responded
to by CapLW cod. or the AUantics. wuo
received tho prize in behalf of the Com
pany from Capt. Myers, in a speech
Tcru and anoroDtiate. ' Both
gphes were receited with- applause.
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SUver Hated Spoons andorks,low
prices. M Jacobs : t
The Strlke
There is no news of special interest
as regards tbe telegraphers' strike. 1 ne
situation seems unchanged and the
rumors alluded to by us yesterday in
regard to an adjustment appear to be
unfeunded. Manager Sterling has one
ojierator with him now, a man who
arrived here last night, but how long he
will remain before the strikers gobble
him up remains to be seen.
The Reason Why.
There was a movement made yester-day-lor
tho Wilmington Cornet Concert
Club to come out and play last evening,
but when they began to look ,np the
members it was found that nearly all of
them were out ot the city. Seme were
at the North, sonio at the Sound, some
in the Western portion ot the State and
only a very small some were reported
as present for duty. ...
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By Accident.'
Samuel Merrick, colored, who lives
on the corner of Princess and Eleventh
streets, met with quite a severe acci
dent Jast night in rather a singular man
ner. He started to go into the house
during the rain and darkness, and stum
bled over a tub. which was on his back
piazza, which threw him and as he fell
his left hand struck a pitcher and broke
it. the fragments lacerating his left hand
and wrist, making a painful and some
what dangerous wound.'
Tlie Difference.
A colored woman a day or two since
called at the house of one of our best
citizens and asked. "Is der woman of
der house at home? if she is I wants to
sco her." j
The person enquired for soon made
her appearance when the colored
woman said.
"A colored lady dat lives roun' here
tole me dat der's a white woman lives
here Uat wants somebody to wash , for
her, an I come roun' to git de job."
Fact! . -:
Tbe New Furniture Store.
Mr. Thos. C. Craft returned to the
city last night, alter an absence of neat?
ly two weeks at the North, dunn
which time he visited the best furniture
markets. He bought a large and ele
gant stock of furniture, enough to fill
the three floors of the large building
leased by 4him on South Front street,
and he is already in receipt of some of
the goods. They will arrive freely now
every day for a week, and he hopes to
make a formal announcement of open-
i 'ng by tho first of August.
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Distressing News.
The sad news was received here to
day of the sudden death at Wayness
ville, ou Tuesday last, of Mr. James
W. Meares, -Second son of Hon. O
P. Meares. of this city. At the time of
his death the deceased was on a visit to
his cousin. Mr. Louis Meares, who
has a farm near WayncsvillcJ The re
mains are expected here tomorrow
morning on the Carolina Central train
and the fuucral services, we understand.
will take place directly after.
The Fruit Fair.
The following is a list of the gentle
men appointed to collect specimens lof
fruits to be exhibited at the fair in the
citv of Wilmington on August 22nd and
3rd from the county of Pender : Major
C. W. McCianiiny, Dr. George F. Lu
cas. Newton Alderman, R. H. Murphy,
Dr. E. Parker, D. J. Corbett. Louis YY
Howard, J. It. Paddison, Dr. W. C.
Murphy, J. T. Fpy. Dr. W. T. Ennett,
J. II. Murphy and Samuel Blossom . ;
The following is the list from the
County of New nanover: W. A.
Cumming.B. G. Worth. James Sprunt.
F. A. Newbury. James C. Stevenson,
Preston L.Bridrers. A. A. Moseley, S.
W . Nobles. R. E. Heide, F. W. Kerch.
ncr.JohnL. Boatwright, Dr. George
G. Thomas. II. Brunhild, A. Adrian,
In connection with the Fair a meet
ing was held at the Mayor's office last
nigth in which the following commit
tees were appointed :
On Reception-F W Kerchner,
Chairman; Alrich Adrian, David
Worth, Joseph II Watters. Wm K
French, II McL Green, M C Heyer,
John L Dudley, ER Brink, G J Bo
ney. On Invitation E D Hall. Chairman;
George W Kidder, R W Hicks. W R
French. Dr. George 6 Thomas. James
CMunds. W P Oldham. James C
Stevenson, A D. Brown, Preston Cnm
ming. , t. -
On Arrangements and Dccorations-r
J J Hedrick. Chairman; James F
Post. P Helnsberger. G M SummereU
II Bronhild, George ,P Lamb, , Wilkin
inaniIhvv
Rr. E R Brink. S II Fishblate. W r
ptdha John
lUHKasrro
Oldham, John RTnrrentme. i ouers.
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More Improvements.
Some notable improvements1 are to
be made next month to the large dry
goods store on Market street, occupied
by Mr. Julius Samson. The entire
front is to be taken out and a handsome
plate glass front is to be put in. The
interior of the store is'also to be hand
somely remodeled and renovated, and
some other changes and improvements
are to be made. In the meantime the
stock of goods is to be sold out. as ad
vertised in this issue, at greatly re
duced prices, so as to make room for
the improvements and tor the large
stock of new goods coming in in the
Fall. . f. I
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The Art Amateur
For August contains a striking four
page design of lilies and butterflies for
a South Kensington screen panel, a d0
sign ot daisies for a dessert plate, three
pages of designs and suggestions lot
monograms and jewelry, and three
pages of wood carving designs. The
must important arucie is an eAuceuu
ly interesting account of "Japanese
Pictorial Art Artists,'! protusiy nius
trated. There is a pageot drawings
from Paris Salon pictures; the very
creditable work of American women in
tho Pari3 salon is editorially reviewed,
and "My Note Book" gives a spicy
record of foreign art events. Among
the subjects practically treated are land
scape painting in oils, lettering on china,
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Thero are also articles of much interest
on earlv English poetry, ; ornamental
iron work, old illuminations, the re
markable Drint collection ot rrot. west,
of Brooklyn, and numerous other art
tonics. Price. 35 cents : 4 per annum .
Montague Marsis, puonsner, m union
Square, New xorfc. !
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Fire at Wadesboro.
We are very sorry to learn of a dis
astrbus fire which occurred at Wades-
boro early on Tuesday morning where
by the residence of Mr. Robert II.
Cowan, of the Anson Times, who was
in Charlotte at the time, was totally
destroyed. Mr.. Cowan na3 many
friends and relatives in Wilmington
who will sympathise with him in his
misfortune We clip thej following
from' the account in the Times:
When first discovered the; roof of the
stove-room annex of his house was in a
light blaze, and it being very dry, the
whole building was soon wrapped in
flames, and in a very short time was
totally destroyed, with nearly all the
effects of its occupants The losses, as
we gather them, are about as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Cowan, house, furniture,
bedding, clothing, &c., $4,000, on which
there was an insurance of only $1,500;
Mr! and Mrs. , T. J. Fetzer, who
were boarding f in the family, a
fine set of furniture, piano, ward
robe, &c, $800. with an insu
rance of 400; Miss Alice F. John
ston, our popular telegraphlopcrator,
also a boarder, lost her wardrobe and
other valuables; Dr. and Mrs. DePcw,
who were absent) on a visit in South
Carolina, two "trunks, ccntants un
known, no insurance. The entire
losses will probably aggregate some
$6,000, the whole property being swept
out of existence in the space of two
short hours. i . i
The origin of the lire is unknown,
but is supposed to have sprung from
the stove pipe in the cook room, or the
work of rats in the pantry adjoining.
The fire having made such headway
before discovered, the family all ibeing
asleep, of course the origin cau only be
surmised. - I
Tho house was just completed last
Fall, and Mr. Cowan and family had
only been living in it since last Novemi
bcr.
A fine assortmen t of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ill (Market Street.
DRY GOODS !
DRY GOODS I
Clearing Out Sale! !
: Clearing Out Sale!
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Dry Goods,
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Fancy Goods,
Hosiery , &c.
Will be sold at greatly reduced prices from
thin date.' In order to make room for the alter
ations to be made to the Store during tbe
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month of August. Come awl examlne 5 the
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Stock and ask for prices before making your
parchases elsewhere, and you wUl saTe money.
JTJIiIUS SAMSON. ;
1 1,1 Market St.. Wilminston, ; N. C.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
At Auction.
AT EXCHANGE CORXIB. AT 10 o'clock,
a. a., on TUESDAY next, Slst Inst., bj order
of H. C. Brock, Chief of Police, we will sell
7 CARTS, 2 WAGONS,
j. LOT OF HABKKSS. !
July 26 It CRONLT & MORRIS, Auctrs
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
, STEAMERS
WILL. SAIL. FROM NEW YORK EVERY
L
SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P.
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REGULATOR. ..I Satnrday, July 21
BENEFACTOR, . Batarday, Aug x
REGULATOR .Saturday, Aug 11
BENEFACTOR.... L ..Saturday, Aug t
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REGULATOR Saturday, Aug 25
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far j Through Bills Lading and Lowest
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Through Ratea guaranteed to andrrom Poiata
In North and South Carolina.
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For Freight ot Passage apply to
TH9MA8 K. BOND, Superintendent,? !
Wilmington, n.ju.
EGER, Freight Agent,
THEO. G
35 Jiroaaway, rsew xori.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., General Agents.
july 25-tf. i
luoti
C. W.i MCCLAMMY WILL HAVE
I '
of my business duTing my absence
charge
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from the city
J11I7 24-lw
R. S. RADCLIFFE
E. C. Blair, ;
ENER AL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 19, North Second Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
Solicits conaignments of all kinds of Country
Produce. Top prices and quick returns guar
antced. Will reship to other markets wheu
requested. I ' ', - ...
july 23 j Kj . BliAlR.
Fly
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BEST AND CHEAPEST
IN THIS
market,
Our ! 1
GRAIN CRADLES
cannot be surpassed In price or quality.
A larjre and well selected stock of Hani
ware at W. E. SPRINGER CO'S
Successors to John Dawson A Co.,
july 9 j Market Street
i Solid Comfort.
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HERE IS SOLID COMFORT IN THE use
of Kerosene Stoves. A customer, who is
using one, says: t "With this we are independ
ent when left without a servant.' They are
Geme and great "Economists." Different
sizes and prices, f Try one.
ar Pure White on.
july 9 PARKER TAYLOR.
Cum Camphor,
JJELLIN'S FOOD,
Combs, Brushes, Extracts,
soaps. Puff Boxes, c, Ac.
WILLIAM H. GREEN, Druggist,
5 ill? Market Street
Our Glass Fly Traps!)
Something New I
rjUIE CLEANESt FLY TRAP ON . THE
market. !
Giles & Mnrchison.
jnlyO North Front 8t I
i Reading for All.
pALL AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS
ot Choice Reading at H EINSBERGER'S.
Fine Violins and Guitars,
A CCORDEONS AND CONCERT HARMON-
lcas, Flutes, Fifes snd Drums, best Guitar
i . -'
and Violin Striogs, 1
Can alwsys be found at -
HEINSBERGER'S,
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july S3 Lire Book and Music Stores
Fine Leather Goods.1
JJUSSIA LEATHER CARD CASES, Pock
et and Memorandum Books, Photo' and Auto
graph Albums, c, Ac. New styles la Ladies
and Gents Fancy Stationery, Ac Remember
that "we are headquarters for All fclods og
LITHOGRAPHED workT (No orders fai -
vrlnted matter reeelTed.) Chicks. Draftl,
f -
Letter Heads, Ac, gotten up In
the best man-
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ner. - v
aW. YATES.
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119 Market street
To Builders and other Ga to Jaoo
Brt for SasW Blinds ana Doors, Glass
&cim Yon can get sll cizes i svnd tX tha
lofTcst prices. ':':y;k 'J-
Sf1
NEW ADVK11TI8EME1JT8.
W E W iS TOR E.
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"pOR THE CONVENIENCE OF MY1 CU.
IOMKKS AND THE PUBLIC G ENERALL '
I hare opened a '
Fancy Grocery , Store !
'- j IN THE ' ' ""( ' -j "
NEW MARKET HOUSE,
CORNER MUTER'S ALLEY.
1 1
I SHALL HAVE ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
The Choicest Groceries.
such as I keep at my Store on North
I Front 8treet. - i I
Buy vour GROCERIES from me and It will
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aflfonl mi pleasure to deliver at your homes
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such articles as you may purchase in the Mar-
ket. i
!.
SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE by, maklfl
j ! i J n v t
all your selections In the NEW MARKET
Jit!
nousE.
John L. Boatwright J
may 1 tf j s " II I
Old North State Saloon;
No. i South Frout Street.
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'lOOL DRAUGHT BEER, 1
1
MUSCATEL AND STRAWBERRY WINF,,
CIGARS. Ac
The Celebrated WERNER CHAM PAG VE,
xryiu 1 jury xu-iwnan
For Sale.
UST BE
SOLD i THIS WEEK MY
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
and Sevriog Machine. All new. Can be
seen
at residence, No. 411, South 81xth street
joly 23 J. J, BURNETT.
HATS ! BONNETS !
W1
HITE AND BLACK , EXCURSION
Hats.
Tuscan Hats snd Bonnets, cheap.
MRS. KATE C. WINESl
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No. 119 North Second Stree
july 21
We Have
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SUPPLIED A LONG FELT WANT I BY
lUPPLIED A LONG FELT WANT
tj CBLauuBiiuis a ui'uai vk, uuwo
and Trunk Store, wltere all kinds of goods la
our line can be bought at prices lower than
ever before offered In this market. I 11 1
49" Repairing in all Its branches attended, toj
promptly. I 1
r McDOUGALL A BOWDEN. I . '
jolr No. 114 North Front St.
j - -.".j ::f jTT
Livery and Sale Stables.
',1
ORSES, BUGGIES, PHOTONS AND
CARRIAGLS let at low rates. .Also Board
or Horses. I j ' " ." -
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The I Finest Hearse in the
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City. ;
A CAR LOAD OF I
Kentucky Horses & Mules
Just reeelTed and for sale low. ,
The best lot of stock in the city. ' j
HOLLINGSWORTH A WALKS B, .
At the New Stables, I !
may 4-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry sti
Treat You roelf
TO COOLING AND REFRESHING DRINKS '
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WHILE THE WARM WEATHER LASTS. ,
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AMERICA! AND IMPORTED IIXSCB All,
BASS PALE ALE ARO SCOTCH ALl,
i DU8LIR STOUT. 1 t
YIENNA, PH02NIX ANP TROPIC
LACER BEER.
i
esrold In Wilmington, $2 per dszeo, n
NORTH CAROLINA CLARET AND PUR
SCUPPEENONG, STRAWBERRY
j BLACKBERRY WINES. '
AND
CLARETS of excellent quaMty, imported
and Domestic. 1 ,.
Groceries of all kinds received dally sad sold ,
at rery low figures. ; 'j"
P. L. BRIDGEBS & GOJ
HO Xorth Front Ot.
July 23 f I , ,
FLORIDA WATER, 1 f
LAVENDKR WATER. 1
1, VIOLET WATER. -I.
, HELIOTROPE WATETL
WUITB ROAE WATR.
- . v RAZENA WATES.
AUo a complete assortment of Colognes aid
Perfumery for the Summer season. .
. Kir Presrrtntlons comnouadAil Cif aart
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