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Wo will be glad to receive eonuaunlatt!ot
from our friends on any a4 411 jtubjeeta J
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W ILMINGTON, N. CL FRI DAY, AUGUST 3, 1883.
NO. 184
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LOCAL NEWS.
IHDEX T0NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Y ATM School Booke
VII GRXtx Gum Camphor
K C MlLLtR Klorida Vater, &
- S D Wallace, Cah'r Dividend Notk.
rot Afghanistan receives j IIeixsbkrgcx Marloeana Spy Glafte
fever ha appeared at C.nr-:
r; o Arr.cc
, ,Mic)a year.
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T.eharlorOasiow arnycu .
v.nrt with fourteen larso tnmts of
v " r
At Quarantine.
Nor barque Orcar OtW. Cnpt. Tor
; kilsen, irora Ilio Janicro, has arrived 'ia
below and is now at i the Quarantine
i Station. When 20 days out the captain ;
wa9 taken sick with suiali-pox, from j
which he died in a few days, bince
then, however, there has been no sick-
One baic of cotton received at this I ncsa nor appearance of any on board.
port to-day.
5EW ADVEBT1SEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
i parol.
.. a.y.tWo ir ccut. ol the Untisb nUJ.J- , have been in correspondence v
!at Cairo and 12 pcr c"1- al AI I The Directors of the Bank ol New ; Mr Sander3, ol Chester. S. C,
'-iarcblck. I Hanover have declared a sewi-annual! succeedetl in securing hi3 ser
Capt. A. L. DcUosset. j of this city,
whas registered in Charlotto on Wed
nesday.
New Hosiery, Jersey Mitts, - 1
Ool'd Jersey Jackets, I
Mosquito Net, Lace and Bar,
Linen Ulsters, &c., &c.
First Bapttst Church.
The Committee on supplying the
1 pulpit ot the First Baptist cnurcu
have been in correspondence wun ivev.
and have ;
1
services lor
. I divideud of 4 percent:, payable on the j several weeks, commencing on Sunday,
iihel2ih inst. Jtllorts were maae
In Dress Goods we are now offering great induce
ments, as Summer goods must go.
Conuaonlcatlons nraat be written on, oal
one aide of the paper.. ' ' ' C - i' u 1 ' 1 -
PenonaStlea must be avoMed. ; I I !-
And It la especially and partScQlarly nnl
stood that the Editor doea not always endoi .
the Tlewa of corrcspondenla nnleea ao (state
In the editorial cohunna. ' j
iNEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Excurcion I
W. H. IIO WE, Maoaser.
WILMINGTON TO WASHINGTON CITY
1 . RETURN.
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AND
o-
to
"T r; , ,1 i n have him occupy the pulpit next Sun
that Mr. Zach Morrill had. . t o.a n(rnirf.
A V . . A 11 I Iff. 1
.. .ns "the American i in,iu.....r... .. . da. but. owidz to previous engagn
ve York Stock Ex- 'f."'slor'UIle ? a,ve one "'" menu, bo will not bo here on that .lay.
A .r.t m the hevr ork " sp it open bj a c.rcalar saw at he V Schoo t a m
..hUMrccenllj Ior raioston & WelJon railroad lPVu.m hn heM. but there will be no other
i ic 't... - : yesitzruaj, uui iau w j
STOCK OF FANCY MATTINGS
i i j
At botfcyp prices, good styles. j ;
iy A few Saratoga Trunks will besold for less than real value.
t the particulars.
i .r l IWaumout, a Uoruan Catholic, j The excursion on the t ltsport this
service in the church next Sunday.
Iced Tea.
Iced tea is now in season for supper
aug2,1883
R. II1, MclNTIRE.
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MONDAY, Ail-list 13lb, 1883.
-I-
. ! .,nlh i. the toll ol Kngiish bar- , m0rning. given by the RechabitcF, was ; " ' "
! ..... ,n tUo . it rUt f and at lunch. It you wish to have it
t -a Mwl VliHX . i Ivnrtfi n 1l lirtlltrVl lliPPrt W.14 'l fair I PCI aUU IIUWUW
rn.:i
i , aM that ibn death ot Cetcwayo. .
. Kin?, will force the British
. . . .,Uril-a t n I
nl Oner IllOltJ IW limicua.w w
have been, alt hough there was a fair
number who took advaula?j of the
i cation.
There have
l.tiin. nnt tla tnn tti
fin. . iittid, n kuc n . v
before it is to be
cold water hours
used ; the delicate
lecn no
flavor ol the tea and abundant strength
FayetteviUe vrafn.i oml thre will not be
i nui v--" -
.nit affair in South Africa. steamers here Miiicc last Monday, winch , a traceif one taste i the judge o1
- is evidence that the river U luv ami ; , .,,: n'u tmt makes tea so often
K.r;.K -i!akn.ti expected inSanFran- navigation lifllcuiL The Xorth e i disagreeable and uudrinkable. Yon
... ;. I'.'.iMjd tin- trieuniel conclave waft expecletl here yesnlav. b:it she j necjnotnse more than the usual quan
... Kni-hu Templar. He i bring- j (ajipj to put in an appearance. tity Df lea. u it is to be served at a
... Hirh him Uie Itoyal Hawaiian! rexrirfeiqitc a number i noon .meal, put it in water soon after
! . . cni.iu w,rm niffhm this breakfast and ice a few minutes before
i i-Ac ioniiota : sprrimr. Th best wav is to have the;
Very Sudden Ieath.
An old colored man by the name of
John Gause died very suddenly in this
city yesterday about I o'clock, at his
house on Dickinson's Hill, near the
Cnrolina Central deDOt. He bad been
ailing for some time but would not give
up. He went to his work as usual yes-
. .. 4 ii
terday morning out returneu auoui. fMTT
rt lpli nr as I J-J
KJ ilJ.lr VVtUfiui"3 " - 13 '
wrell as usual and about 1 o'clock, as he
was feeding the children, fell and
expired in a moment. His death is
said to have been caused by heart, dis
ease. He was about 70 years of age and
was known as a worthy man.
Dividend Notice.
OF THE BANK
OF
fTUlE DITIKUTOBS
NEW HANOVER have leclartt a Semi-Annual
Dividend of FOUR rKK CKNT., payable
on the th instant, to Stork holders ol veoonl
of this date. S. O. WA i LACE, Caah'r
,Tulr 2. 13:3. aug
Fruit
Jars.
ATF t ALLONS, QUARTS, TINTS and
1KRKUV'J3TITMBM?RS. I !
i
Giles & Murchisoii.
july SO North Front St
. i ... i . i ia ani oca Qprv nir
. . nnrriel to M. Uacurrt, formerly gl i.and-bear-it-buUyou-vc-got-to-take-; ice broken in a pitcher, and put one
..N-rry ol Uie Frcuch legation :t it heat, last night can take the cake-; lump in eacDgias3
i';im U said to hare received a dowry 'tycs, indeeil. the entire bakery. Cross Purposes.
. t 1.10.000 lire
iBi
To Builders and others Go to J4.C0
'S for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c. You can get all si 7-es and at the
' lowest prices ' '
HATS ! BONNETS !
HITE AND BLACK KXtUBMun
W
Ilatis. Tusan Hats and Bonnets, cheap.
MRS. KATE C. WINES,
jnly 21 j No. 119 North Second Street.
Watermelons.
Here is an incident of love's labor
A party at Smithville wished to
l .i I tenant ht ni! hi wife will f i vr U'oct 1 irrtnl- nf I Vndcr i l0!t
l iiitivii" .Ml. ' ' v" " - - I . . HTM ... : 1 pnnta
(or this country on thoi-Mh ot Au- . nul broughl to market this morn- see a par y in -
.tst. II. win make addree io the ! . joad CoDsisting of 10 watermel-1 important business and so early this
Wr cities, and remain here probably ! Qn lhe aggregatc weight of which was j morning i he got f b
until late in Uie autumn. g40 ts. or an average of 40 pounds hdsted.his sail r the city
- - - I Ti,nu on his Dlace On the way he was overtaken by tue
n..MMilU! nublir debt for ch. They were raised on hi, p ace . . . . . nim u took bi3
. . 'Z:S -r. .,nnf in (Irani townsliip. ana wcuoa tuenot- -r;; - - u , ; .
,uIr vr, n this year
ih. The total debt,- less cash in the
rea-urv. i $1.543, l'JO.til .M.
Golden Hays.
j The August number of this truly ex-
"T ",tT " , K .h,r 1 ccllent monthly is at hand and it is as
YU FrtVidcut kins d:ed a bachelor . mr.n n,Pver. abound-
t- tlrrfnrc cast UDOn tllO ; ' .
I uvuvt
' t. illnclMliAnO n nil lf1 i Crll t
current s'.ory that his daughter is wan- : "f ' "nu " JdM malter. is
- a u - j -
' boat in tow ana brougnt mm uere.
! On arriving hero about tl o'clock he
'i found that the party had gone down on
the PmsiHjrl to Smithville to see him,
the two having passed each othen un
knowingly, on the way. Nothing
daunted, the Smithvillian took on a
cargo of watermelons to pay expenses
of the trip and started back in his sail
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,l,nuS rouna we country , a3 . -n mouths
Hmc one to reliv e ncr unautM. m. .u,!!, n,miil.ir with I ,i u ;a UnoH thnt ho arrived in
!r''- . the young folks. Published by James j timco interview his friend and that
Ammta Chronicle. The watermelon iT.lverson. Philadelphia, at $3 a year. Uhe two did not again pass each other
Mincs has been overdone. The KiverNeus
mior tv ot 8 UPncr eastwaru ui.
if - -
! on the way.
satrer?eriou5losies. Newspaper met, . ibbwwuiw .. m. .
h ho "work up the truck business- had absence since Monday, arrived here to
no Muupwou Luv.ndleft thiscTcnine with about
tittter not mats many inpa -1' j ,
I IjllZaOClUlOnU. OUt rtiibvw ...
number of
than f!vnress. which is a
miles, this side, where she will transfer
the freight to flats to be transported to
its destination. The Kurlh htalc ex
pects to make the trip in season to re
turn and take freight for the A. P. Hurt,
and be again at Cypress by; the time the
latter boat will be able to reach there
from Faycttevillc. j j
Dear Epitor To satisfy a larjro
number of your friends, please give us
thro1 your paper an answer ! to the foK
lowing highly interestiuc question . : ;lf
at man desecrates the Sabbath by fish
in" and should accidentally drop his
line in a 'school' of fish, would ho ne
cessarily be guilty of disturbing a Sun
day School -i Fishy.
In the absence of our" oHishal editor,
who is in the country getting new sub
scribers for the Review, we beg leave
to refer the above enquiry 'to .some of
tha nleasuro seekers at Smithville or
A Narrow Kscane.
Reports of what came very near being
a terrible accident were reported here
to-day. It seems that two men and
three women, ail whites, names not as
certained, we're sailing yesterday in a
boat a few miles below the city, when
in some manner the rudder became
unshipped, ond there being no control
over the boat then, she jibed and cap
sized. One of the men succeeded
in trpMin!? one of the women ou
o
the upturned boat while the other two
females clung to the reniainiog man
and these latter were about to drown
when a boat manned by two colored
men came to the rescue and took them
ashore. They then recovered their
own boat, righted her and bailed her
out and returned to the city, very wet,
it is true, but uot at all unhappy at the
fortunate termination of their mishap.
Clinton & m. Caswell Kailroad
Col. F. W. Kcrchner, Mayor Hall
and Mr. A. Adrian, who left here on
Wednesday morning last to attend the
tntintr of the stockholders of the
j the Sounds, either for solution or inter- CIinton & ioint Caswell Railroad,
ment. j which convened at Clinton, Sampson
Merchants at Memphis aud iu the
surrounding towns report more actual
tah paid for purchase this summer
ttita lor a generation. All classes or
v.ticn, including many colored far
mers, are showing the prosperous re
sults of thrift and industry.
The parents of filtcen Chinese ladies
in Canton had arranged for a -wholesale
marriage of their daughters on a
!eat day. The girls didn't like their
prospective husbands, and went In a
tnxly to the river and drowned them
selves on the eve of the least.
The long agony is over at last, and
A. II . Pike it tbo'new Senator for New
Hampshire. He was elected on the
-d joint ballot. He receiyed IB I votes
oat of 315,the whole number cast. W. E.
Chandler can now take a rest from the
arduous duties ol his official" position
in Concord.
Frevost Paradol. the French Minister,
shot himself, as tho Spanish A nib as sa
kr Barca did. The only other case on
record ot suicide by a Minister from a
foreign government to this country was
in 183. when Mr. Obergon. the Minis
ter from Mexico to the United States,
committed suicide by hanging.
Governor Butler of Massachusetts,
received by express a day or two ago
two small cream-colored owls, each of
which exhibits the peculiar 'obliquity
of the eye that marks the-face of his
rii.nv. The box was aaurcsseti
"Governor B. F. Batler,
from an ex-Confederate
.MU. . f - 1- . . .
. Jitaro Chance to Mslt wasywk- lar While the meeting of the stock- fi 30 Lafayette
A comparative staicmcn.prv., ton. I. GV ; holders was in progress. Mayor Hall, i City.
: II! .ir 5 J IrTw 1 A round trip tickel to the Captor j ot this citj. being called upon, made an Stomach and Bowels
ureu.i-vui lUiiuinuvMw. . - , - l v:i -K1 CnrnMt nni - encouraging gpetdi :,-,u k hi Vrvrfhm-
. 1 w wKAt a 1 v 1 n nr 1 1 1 ikii rx 11 1 auiv. ' 1 ui o luiuaiiu w .ui rvi ui . w
mingion on Monday'. August 13ih at which was listened to
10 a!I. Returning, leave Washing- attention and interest and with a dec.o
,.n Thursday ' 16th. at 4 P. M edly beneticial etieci upoa n
w m w -
Orders for tickeU sent to undersigned
3Ir. Shackelford's Grave.
The Newbern Jotirnasays: f'Mrs.
county, on the 1st inst., returneu to tne
oitv last nizht. In the absence of Col.
m m
John W.Shackblford has just ctod Kcrchner. Who ten lhe cuj on
her husbands grave, at Kichl.odS. in n,orir,B-s tra.u we are unable toewo
a neat iron railing and raised above it a I a detailed offidal report of the proceed
oeauUfu! shaa .ffeet high of Mdears ! ings. a, w. .expected Ides.red odo
.
Scotts granite, luis mark: 01 respec
ts well deserved by the noble Shackel
ford and will be a lasting tribute to his
memory. It bears the simple inscrip
tion 'Hon. Joan v - snacKenoru.
bnt we learn that the meeting was en
tirely harmonious. Col. F. W. Kcrch
ner Was re-elected Presideat and, with
one or two exceptions, the old Board of
Directors were re-elected. About three
C : USeil Jao lBtL 18d3. aged thirty miles of the Clinton end or the road ,s
eight ycar two months and two days. ! well grmded. and the people of toe to wn
eignt years I . ; are sancuine in the opinion that the
. Boston. Mass . i11." PT ZiJr bm her sisr roa.l will soon be built, and they have
; of Frederick. Jnn railway communication with the rest of
; and husbandavcrctlie river. Wilmington in particu-
The Planets iu August.
During August the planets Neptune,
Saturn, Mars, Jupiter and Venu3 are
all "morning stars." Neptune, if he
were near enough, would be seen above
the horizon about half past eleven
o'clock in the evening. Saturn "peers
above the eastern hills" an hour after
midnight, and is r followed by Mars
twenty minutes later. Jupiter is due
about a quarter after three, and Venus
rises half an hour later. Mercury and
Uranus are the evening stars. The
August mooir fulls on the 18th at -a
quarter before eight in the morning.
Ou the first, when waning, she is in
coujunction with Jupiter and Venus,
and on the 29th with Jupiter again. On
the third she is at her nearest point to
Mercury, and to Uranus on. the 6th, and
on the 29th she is yery near Neptune.
i At half past one o'clock on the afternoon
ofjthe 25th she is in close conjunction
with Saturn. In some portions of the
globe the moon occults Saturn for the
fifth time since the beginning j ot the
year. She completes her circuit of the
planet by her coniuction with Mar3 on
the 27th. J
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at J acobi's Hard
ware Depot.
The frontispiece of the Mauazinc of
American History for .'August; is a fine
portrait, never bcloro ongraveu, ot tue
hero of battle and romance. Col. Alexl
ander Scammelli who fell at the siege of
Yorktownin 1781. The leading article',
'Claybornc the Rebel,' is a remarkably
entertaining and informing cliaptcr ol
authentic history, contributed by the
distineuished Virginia writer. John
Esten Cooke. It reads like a veritable
romance. The illustrations, seventeen
in number, which brighten its pages,
form a curious history in themselves.
The portrait of the famous "Rebel" is a
study it represents the face of a man
of action and unswerving resolution
who will surely fight to the bitter end,
The second paper in this admirable
number of the magazine is the conclus
ion of Captain Potter's able series ot
essays. "Texas admitted to the Union ;"
then follows "General Nelson, Ken
tucky, and Lincoln Guns," a
forcibly 4 written ; and substantial
article oft wenty-flve pages, from Pres
ident Daniel Stevenson, D. D., ot the
Collegiate Institute, ? Augusta, Ken
tucky. The shorter articles ot the
number arc An Old School Book"
(the English Reader), by Joel Benton ;
"Charlevoiz in New Orleans." by John
Dimity; and Rev. B. F. De Costa's
"Reply to Mr. Bancroa" on the subject
of Early Voyages. The Departments
Original Documents, Reprints, Notes
and Queries, Replies. Societies and
Book Notices, are filled with varied
and readable matter, the whole form
ing one ot the most acceptable issues of
this valuable and important historical
publication which has yet been issued
from the press. The new management
; are to be heartily congratulated on its
pronounceu success. I'UDiicauon 01-
I'lace, rew ions
School Books.
! ' '
12POSITORY FOR SCHOOL BOOKS
adopted by the State Board 01 Education.
Liberal dlscouut to country merchant and
teachers. School Stationery of nil kinds.
i I
ORGANS AND PIANOS sold to Schools
and Churches at greatly reduced prices, anl
on easy instalments
C. W. YATES,
july 30 119 MarkQt street
rpiIKRE WILL BK AN EXCURSION from
Wilmington to Washington City,. Pi C.;
and return, leaving Front Street Lepot at 10
o'clock, A. M. Monday, August 13th, arriving;
in Washington City Tuesday morning at It
o'clock. Returning leave Washington Thar-
day evening at 4 o clock l and arri ve In Wil
mington Friday evening. 1 i
RATES OF FARE Round Trip, front Wll
mington to Washington andi return, $7; jfiom
uoldaboro and return, $uj50; all youth 1 ot
Goldsboro. $7. 1
This Kxcuvrion will stop In Washington
City tnvee days and nights, which will aitorrt
the people-ample time to see all the attracUons
of the Capital of our country. Tho Capitol
building, SmlthEonian Institute, War lepart
ment, Treasury Department, Navy Yards ami
all other public bnlfd ings. I 1
A refreshment car will Ins attached to the
train, where meals and refreshment ran be
obtained at reasonable prices aud lie attended ,
by polite waiters. No intoxlcatiog liquors;
will te allowed on this train.! The chartering
nnrl ir i-iicvvvoi l hi rlirlit Id OtrrlmlA all nhtpf .
uonable persona at any Ume. Goid order it
will le maintained. Parties aloug the line of
V.. C. A A. K. It. bet ween Florcncy and VU',
miugtou can purchaso tickets to WUmlngturi
and return at a cents per mile for Round Trip.
There tlckits will be Bold only In connection
with round trip Wilmington and Washington
tickets. Rates on the Carolina Central Rail
way will he sold as follows: From CUrkton,
$8.s5; Abbottshurg, $9; ltladenboro, ? '2y:
Lumberton, 0.75; Moss Neck, $10.03; iRed
Banks, $10 40; Alma. 10.50; Shoe Heel, tlO.l
GO; Laurinburg, $10.80; Laurel Hill, $11; Sand
Hill, $11.40; -Hamlet, a) 11.80. . 'Newbern to
Goldshoro, Tarboro to Kocay Mount, f 1 ror
the round trip. Parties along the line- can
purchase tlcaets of station .agents.' Tlckeu
f ood only on this train and on dates named.
'artle taking other trains twill bo charged
full fare. ' ' ; i
Two or three special coaches will be attach
ed for white people, provided enough can bo
obtained to fl l them. . In order that ample ac
commodations may bo provided, tickets will
be withdrawn from sale August 10th. f They
can now be purchased of the following named
persons : P. HEINSBERGKK. Ci W. YATES,
A. & I SHRIER, and of W. U. HOWE, Mana
ger. For further information apply to 1
V. H: HOWE. Manaeer.l
So. 1,022 McRae St, Wilmington, H. C.
Please otice Day ana uate.
augi-ta 1
Marine and Spy Glasses.
A NEW ASSORTMENT,
1.
FIX) RID A WATER. ,
t LAVENDER WATER. I
OLETi WATER.
! HELIOTROPE WATER.
WinTE ROSE WATER,
t RAZENA WATER.
Also a complete a-ssortment of Colognes and
Perfumery for the Summer season.
.PrescnptionB compounuu ua nn
jr. Ki. miiuii a.
night at
jnly 21-
German Druggist,
Coroer Fourth and Nun sts.
For Sale.
rjIIFt UNDERSIGNED, IN ORDER TO
make a change iu his location, offers for eale
his present !tock of General Merchandise, one
rurpentiue Distillery, a good Dwelling House
and lot with all necessary outbuildings, the
grounds being in la high etate of cultivation
Also, two tracts: of land suitable for truck
farming, and one house and lot In the town.
To any one wishing to engage in busioeet
i hi is a fine ODeninir. Apply to
aug 1-lwkd-ltw
JOHN R. PADDISON,
Point Caswell, X. C
Travellers.
pEKSONS GOING j. AWAY FOR A TRIP,
and wanting a Trunk or Travelling Bag or
it" -
Satchell w;ll do well to call and examine my
stock before purchasing eldcwhere, as I have
a large assortment.
! . Alw, a fine lot of Linen Dusters and Straw
Hat. 1
Those fine White Vests that I am selling bo
cheap are almost gone. SOL. BEAR,
t
ialv-23 ! so AiarMt street
l;
Just received at
HEINSBERGER'S.
A Second-Hand Piano i
ODERN STYLE, 7-OCTAVE, CARVED
LEGS, In perfect order, will be Isold cheap to
make room for n;w onen.
Call at
Here Ih a Bargain.
HEINSBERGER'S,
july 30 Live Book and Music Stores
J-
Gum Camphor,
"TELLIN'S FOOD, V' ""
Combs, Brushes. Extracts, I
"Soaps, PutT Boxes, Ac, fte.
July 5
.117 Market Street
Millinery & Fancy Goods
Another j Large Invoice
of Millinery !
E. C. Blair,
! ENERAL COMMISSION iMERCHANT,
. No. 19. North Seconit Street', " i
. j WUinlngton, N. O.
Solicltsonsignments of all kinds of Country
Produce. Top prices and quick returns guar
anteed. Will reshlp to other markets wbcu !
requested.
july 23
E. G. BLAIR.
We Have
OUPPLIED A LONG FELT WANT!
O establishing a first-class Carriage. HarneM
and Trunk Store, where all kinds of goods In
our line can be bought at prices lower than
ever before offered in this market. I
r
Repairing in all Its branches attended to
Promptly. -. :, i -i mi . i
' AIcDOUGALL A BOWDEN. .
Iulr2l No. 114 North Front St. -
New Styles, New Colors, &c.
FANCY GOODS, DEPARTMENT
FUpL.
hows that daring tne month of July
the collections amounted to $9,278.
.V15.CT, againit 1 12.88. 15V 35 for the
iQie month last year, a -decrease of
$3,W9,i3.23. The cause assigned for
the tailing off is the redaction under the
new law of the tax oa tobacco and
other articles.
will receive prompt attention, bena
registered letter or money order. -td,
. A. & IVSHMEU.
We hope, upon the return or w.
Kerchncr to the city, to be abla to give
a" frill and complete report with the
names of the new Board of Directors.
ton's Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine.
Price 25 cent?. . ,
j ! .
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks,low
prices, atJAOOBi.'s - t
KID, SILK ard LISLE GLOVES.
' i I
PARASOLS, NECKWEAR, FAKS.
ZEPHYR and MATERIAL for FANCY
WORK.
MILLINERY Second Floor.
FANCY GOODS First Floor.
Respectfnlly,
MISS E. KARRER,
july S EXCHANGE CORNER
For WrightsTilie Sound.
rX ANI AFTER JUS 19tb, the Wagon
ette will leave for WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND,
EVERY DAY. from corner Second and Prin -
1 cess street at 6 o'clock. P. AL Returning,
Livery and Sale Stables.
!- - " v -. : - u: :
JJORSES, BUGGIES, PH.ETON3 AND
CARRIAGLS let at low rates. Also Board
or norses. " . I -'
The Finest Hearse in the
City. :
! A CAB LOAD OF i h
Kentucky Morses & Mules
Just received and for sale low.!
The best lot of stock In the city.
HOLLINGS WORTH A WALKER,
At the New Subles. !
may 4-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry sta
! 1 State of North .Carolina,
New If anover County, Soperior Coort.
Notice.
' i CS MOW M., ma.
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols ?jTOlr
. , . ' . I For further inforrnauon appiy
at Jacoei's Hardware Depot - t I ieii t. j. soutj
to -
HERLAND,
Jan C. Mar ds. Plaintiff,
1 - 1 T v. - ! .
H. C. Casidey, Dftcndant.
II. C Camdder. Defcsda.t. i above entltlr.1.
action, will take notice tbat the ritailfi bait .
applied for leave U Issue execution upon ttte
judgment bbialned therein, and that ald 4e ,
femlaut appear licfore tbU Court, at Wl mlog
toa, N. C, on Monday, the S1 day of Kepteta
ber. Vs, at 10 o'ckKk.a. m , and inhow cauc .!
why said motion sbonhl mot De granted.
S. VakAMRINOE,
Clerk Saperior Court,
. Kew nanorer County,
july Si &t s 19 ' -