THIS PAPIER
rrrr eTealBX. Sundays
cepieA by
JOSH T. JAMES, ,
51 woo. Six tenths. tXOO. Tkree
O e oo: On month. S3 cents.
?
.i.Jtf ... M-r . .n flL
rf,!n -
re their paper regnlarly.
ant
j- 77 Any tenets toi itf e taryed ,
f.-U rirewlation. of any newspaper
""eVS " tniXIioa acres of Government
,jQDtkota have been disposed of
!jf rivaic persons within a year.
Capia:n James B. Eads has received
tr0r- the gorerouicnt $1,800,000 for hia
work at the month of the Mississippi.
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JuLa Wannatnakcr. the Philadelphia
& y s di kin?, paM lwo hundred thou
JJoIIarsfor aOvcrtisins last year
y:A ::;adc a inilllioo.
Te;Lnton Theological Seminary,
Xe York, now has property worth
1 1 -30.000. which is an increase of
ri-irly oue million of dollars within ten
yv-
'I I..! leather trade sccras likely to be
:non-:ishIy slftexl by tho shock of the
rtvy failures, and the shaking will
rinse most of the insolvent firms to
.:rrr out.
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1: Omard Company is building
.'.earners of fc.000 Ions burden and
H.HhorsHi-power. to cost IKW.OOO,
..::. a speed to enable them to cross
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A'.at.tic m bix uay.
( claimed that the first street let-
:rr.bor ever used in tuU country
rir r- UP in Boston in 1S9. tbe first
. f lection being made on the 2d of Au-
: of that year at noon.
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l i e Cherokees have had a close elcc-
if the count leaves a doubt as
h li t are elected, thf number ol scalps J
'itketribc may bo considerably re-1
.1 u before the dispute is ended. I
u:.'tvan. the bruiser, stands more!
:Lau an even chance ot being effectually j
"K necked out." He has opened a, $20. i
j gin mill in Boston, and that will bo j
..--. r&rlnin I f tff I ht YiCttPT f llim.
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The breach of court etcquette whicli
jrmittcda fair American belle who;
Uaa not oecn preseuicu io preuui aw
tho last state ball has stirred a tnuiult
in Iondons high circles. The Queen is
Judze William S. Holmau, Congress-1
man from one of the Indiana districts.
la served nearly twenty years in tie
House. He is prominently namcu as a
leraocratic
dency.
candidate for the Presi
There is an Oxlord graduate in the;
hM, ntN-ewburvnort. Mass.. and
he gives what iscalled !4a very eloquent
1 inn. rn -r.nlt ah notr-. !
.iuu biuikat ikrtiiv ' o"- 1 - j
makinir iudlcious selections and show-i
in? wonderful knowledge." j
Charles H. Bryan, a Novada lawyer, j
;.i Wvt mtitn iwoh oftwo or three I
hours' length, in a mining case. He
was paid a fee of $100,000. He went
Kst, bought a race horse and became a
iaupcr all in a few months.
It has becu stated that Mrs. I-angtry
was enthusiastically received by tho
rrince ol Wales, but wo arc not inform
ed as to thc reception she reccircd by
Mr. Itanglrj . who would be apposed
to have some interest in the mailer.
A thief was arrested in Ixiuisvllle on
the day before the opening ol the expo
sition. He offered $1,000 for a parolo
until after the how, as he had confi
dently expected to pick a largo number
f rich pockets and disliked to bavo his
plans frustrated.
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Wo learn from one ol our subscribers
that Mrs. Mary Bordeaux died at .her
residence in Caintuck township, Pen
der county, July 17th, at the advanced J
age of 60 years, 4. months and 13 days.
She was bom in Colanabus county on
the 4th of March, ISO. -
Miss Fuller is a school teacher in
llrand Marals, Northern Michigan.
She is also an admirable shot with thc
rifle, and, atter school hours, goes hunt
ing in the neighboring woods. The
family with whom she boards are kept
Ln nnrlifd with game, large and
small. She is the admiration of the
country, and all tho young men are in
love with her.
a lndon weekly tells us that thc
secretary of Mrs. Woodhull. "candidate
t..r the Presidency of the United States
lor ISSI," has circulated a printed call
"from Tree England, supported by Eng
lish capitalists. She is4,ready with all
her wonted devotion to her country and
la the cause of humanity to take this
-ork upon herself, and gives unreserv
11y all her strength, enthusiasm, and
all the wealth she has accumulated in
England to the result of this election."
Grape growing in California pty
about as well as any form of agricul
tural industry, even without discounting
1 JoLlft
VOL. VII:
the extravagant stories told about the
profits of orange culture. ;Tbe Napa
Itcyiitcr tells of a Vine grower in Green
Valley who has a vineyard comprising
only twenty-one acres, but these yieldod
enough to enable him to ship 100 tons
of grapes to a wine cellar in Napa City
and 9.000 boxes ol 35 pounds each to
San Francisco, acd still keep on hand
tcu tons lor his own use. The grapes
thus shipped by him sold for $30 per
,ton in Napa City and at twoj cents per
pound in San Francisco, giving him
$5,100. The entire cost for growing and
selling the fruit was $30, leaving him
a net profit of over $1,000 or moro
than $200 an acre. -Wheat growing,
even with the most successful crops,
could not have paid over $S0 an acre.
Thelland that yielded so bountifully
could have originally been bought out
right for much less than the profits of a
single year. J
- The following are the totals for the
population of the great cities of Kurope :
London 3.622,410? inhabitants; Paris
2.225,910; Berlin. 1,222,500; Vienna. 1,
103, 1 10 ; St, Petersburg. 870.570 ; Mos
cow, Gil, 970 .Constantinople., f.00,000;
Glasgow. 555.9 10 ;l Liverpool, 552.130;
Naples, 493,110; Hamburg. 410,120;
Birmingham. -100,700; Lyons. 372.890;
Madrid. 367.260; Buda-Pesth., 360.5S0;
Marseilles. 357 520; Manchester, 341,
510; Warsaw, 339.310; Milan. 321.840;
Amsterdam, 317.010; Dublin. 311,000;
Leeds. 309,130; Home. 300.470; Shef
field. 281,410; BrcslAU. 272,910; Turin.
25830. , ! i
LOCAL NEWS.
"inDlX TO HEW lAQYERTISIMlilTS.
Yates School Books ( . j
W JI Gatx Turnip SM j
I" C Millkr Florida Water, Ac
Moonlight Excursion Federal Point
Ameriran fusion of Honor Local al
IIfjssberoer Meilcao Grass llamtiiockn
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks.low-
prices, at Jaoobis I t
No casC3 Mm the CUyCourt this
jyQrjjjn
The receipts ol cotton at this port to-
day foot up 4 bates.
their
Most of the druggists left
for
homes this morning
It is stated that Sells Brothers' Circus
m i:.i, n thQAth inf.
in b : RnWh on the 26th inst.
,r-.t r ;i! Wt tr 1 ..r
t .
Miss Aiauuc isrent. 01 urcensooro. is
itea Manila itronr ni hrprnnnm.
on a visit to her aunt. Mrs. Thos. U .
Browb. of this city.
Messrs. Brown &
Roddick's new
i esirn TCrtrlh Vrnnt Rrprf. is ranidlv
approaching completion.
A tine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at .Iacori's Hardware Depot. !
The prospects fre that the excursion
to Washinglou City, which leaves here
next Monday, will be a success.
The revenue cutter Colfax arrived up
from below to-day and made fast to
her n harf opposite the Custom House.
This morning I was thc coldest we
h ave had since the recent hot spell, al
though it has been quite warm during
tho day. - ; j ; .
A moonlight excursion on the Fasss
port, on the 14th inst under tho inan
agement of Capt. Jno. W. Harper and
Mr. Geo. N. Harriss is the next diver
sion." I I
TrKmnm.nm W in botlinxr suds
once a week they will become very
tough, will not cut a carpet, will last
mtinh Inno-pr and a.lwavs swecn like a 1
Ml ' -
new broom.
Mr.Geo.II. Kelloy jwho has been on a
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visit to his son, '.Mr. Geo. C. Kelloy. at
Birmingham, Ala. returned this morn
ing looking much improved by his
trip. ' n
A volunteer watermelon vino in this
city has three immense melons on it. It
is thought that the j aggregated weight
of the three roelonswi:i turnhe scales
at 150 pounds. : 1
Capt. n.'S. Beldeo. who has been on
a recuperating tour te the mountains
for the past month, returned to his post
this morning. We are pleased to see
him looking so well. 1
There has been 'quite a boom in spirits
turpentine within the last 10 days, and
there are some. wh think that tho
price will reach as high as 40 cents fcr
gallon before many days, i
Steamboatmen report that there is no
improvement in the Cnpe Fear, but. on
the contrary, that the water Is failing.
If this continues they will be compelled
to lay np until there is a rise.
The celebrated -Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi8 Hard
ware Depot.
lareuuo , wuuu,, .w. Vesteruay thc members of the Phar
- Honor, will meet to-niehL at 80 clock. j
W ILMINGTON. N. C, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10,
A well-known florist says that flowers
will ikeep better wrapped in - a wet
newspapers than in any other way.
This is another argument in favor of
subscribing. , '
Some one in speaking of female suf
frage, has said that it would be an
unwomanly feat for woman to go to
the polls and vote. . We agree with the
sentiment and believo that only unwo
manly feet will travel that road ' for
some lime to come.
A Good Work.
We have received, the North Carolina
Teacher for Angust. It is a valuable
work for both student and teacher, and
we hope for it that abundant success
which its merits deserve. The articles
are all of great importance and the
typography and press work are ex
cellent. It is published monthly at a
subscription price of $1 per annum, by
Alfred Williams & Co., Raleigh, N. C.
Personal.
Mr. Edward D. Johnston, an old
Wilmington toy, is on a visit to his re
latives in this city. He is now a bird
of passage being employed in the civil
service under the U. S. Engineers on
the river and harbor' improvements
throughout the country. For tho past
two years he has been Superintending
the improvements of the rivers of
Florida, and is now en route for New
York city, where he is assigned to
work on. the harbor improvements in
that port. T
ramped From the Train,
Last night just iaer the passenger
train left Charlotte a young white man
i was caught stealing a ride on j tbe rear
! platform of the sleeper. The conduc-
tor told him he would have to ijet off
and stepped inside the door to pull the
bell cord. The fellow evidently think
ing that the conductor was going, for
help to arrest him plunged off the train,
which was going at the rate of about
20 miles an hour. ; The train was
stopped and a search instituted tor the
fpllnw. who still thinking he would be
arrested took to the woods. It is not
known whether he was seriously hurt.
but the supposition is that he got off
I light. His actions to sny the least were
! foolhardy and suspicious.
j state Pharmaceutical Associa-
! rlnn.
tion.
.w.iit i,lv
maceutical Association spem. J
a .;. and nn v m c msm.
UUWU.b4iw llTVt, tv wutj -n
The meeting was called to order at
8.30, o'clock. The committee on Ex
hibits made their report and recom
mended the. use of the articles exhibit
ed. The President appointed as delegates
to the Convention to the American
Pharmaceutical Association, which will
conveneiu Washington City on the 11th
of September, the following nameu
gentlemen, Messrs Wm Simpson, E V
Zoeller, E H Meadows, A P Thorp and
H S Furman.
On motion ot Mr E M Kadal a vote
of thanks was tendered the druggists oi
this city for courtesies sho wn.
Mr J G M Cordon read a paper in
answer to query: To what extent if
any arc Pharmacists justified in manu
facturing or indorsing proprietary prep
arations, the" composition of which are
kept secret. Referred to the Executive
Committee to publish.
An election of officers was held, with
the following result:
President W II Greeu, ;WiImington.
1st Vice President J II Hill, Golds
boro. 2nd Vice President V G Thompson,
Winston.
3rd Vice President T C Smith,
Charlotte.
Secretary J C Mnnds, Wilmington.
Local Secretary L R Wriston, Char
lotte. Treasurer A S Lee, Raleigh.
Executive Committee E F Hatch.
Chairman, Goldsboro; W W Har
grave. Wilson; E Vl Zoeller, Tarboro ;
S R W Martin, Winston; F W Han
cock, Newbern ; Jno Tull, Morganton.
The President then made the follow
ing appointments :
Committee on Business J JI Hill,
L R Wriston, A P Thorp.
Committee on Paper and Queries E
V Zoeller. John Tull, J G M Cordon.
Committee . . on " Education W H
Green. Chairman ex officio, V O Thomp
son, J II nill. J R Williams. E M
Kadal. , . .
Upon motion of Mr Wm Simpson, a
vote of thanks was tendered tho press
nr thn. ntv for courtesies, also to Gcr-
mania Lodce K of P for the use of their
mama wup, iv 01
hall.
Tbe meeting adjourned to meet on
the second Monday in August next in
Charlotte.
Prof. Washington CatletUof this city,
furnishes an interesting and instructive
article to the August number of the
Xorth Carolina Teacher, on "The Exr
planation of mathematical problemes"
to pupils.
Mr. Jas. C. Smith who left this city
two years ago to make his home in tbe
up country, is in the city on a visit. We
learn that it bis intention to remove his
family to Wilmington in tbe falL An
other evidence of the magnetic proper
ties of the Rock Spring water.
To-day; is tho 126th anniversary of
what is known in history as the Mas
sacre of Fen" William Henry, which
occurred on the 10th of August, 1757,
during the old French and Indian War,
and what is made the ground work of
James Fen ni more Cooper's celebrated
novel of "The last of the Mohicans."
Yes, young man, wtf think it is per
fectly proper for you to treat your lady
love to an iced cream occasionally
She furnished the fire and lights and
kept you out of bad company during
the long.evenings of last Winter, and
you ought to be willing to return the
kindness.
For cleaning mirrors, dust-cloths,
floor-cloths and dish-cloths are good
things, and so is a glass-cloth, when its
use is confined to table-ware but she
who tries toclean a mirror with cjoth is
foolish and Wasteful ot time.) Soft
paper and ammonia are the proper
things, and when tnev are U3ed the
mirror is left s neck less and bright in I a
very short time. ' .
We notice daily a young artist a
Wilmington boy in this city, who
faithfully devotea his spare time to the
pleasant task ot making crayon por
trait of. the best friend, he, has an earth.
Evenfroin the distance say of about 100
feeV from which We see him at work,
we can easily discern the resemblance
to . the original He is -untutored in the
art-of crayon drawing, but is evidently
endowed with a gift.
The display of Lundberg's perfumes
and Rhenish Cologne before the Pharm a
ceutical Association deserve more than
a passing notice. Druggist ' generally
recognize the excellent quality of the
j odors and were also struck with j the
! odd design in bottles and other vessels
which contained them. Mr. James B
Weaver who had the display in charge
faithfully represented his employees
and was eyer willing to show and lest
the merits of his goods. 1 .
Mosquitoes.
It is said that a room may be rid ol
mosquitoes by taking a piece of gum
camnhor about one third the size of a
j hea,a egg and Cvaporatc-it by placing
j jt ja a tin vessel, holding it over a lamp
j or taking care that it docs not
j isnite j jhe smoke will soon fill the
room and expel the mosquitoes.
Crimiual Court. . ,
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The attention of the Court1 was con
sumed up to 4 o'clock to-day in the.dis-
j position of the following cases:
State vs. Robert
Moore, larceny;
defendant submits.
State vs. George Williams,
larceny ;
settled. ....... j
State vs. James Roderick; carrying
concealed weapon. Settled. I
State vs. Mary Beatty ; settled.
State vs. E. J, Wright. Dismissed.
Stale ys. Mary Ann Giles, Dismiss
ed ' -j"
State vs. Adam Greene; larceny. De
fendant submitted.-
State vs. Mooroe" Johnson ; larceny.
Judgment' nisi.
State vs. Mary Anderson ; disorderly
house. Continued.
State Lou Grotgcn and Fanny Mai
lett; disorderly house. Continued.
Delivery of Newspapers.
The special order of the Postmaster
General requiring the prompt delivery
of newspapers as well as letters is what
has been needed for some time. Per
sons outside of the newspaper business
can scarcely realize the amount of in
convencc publishers and subscribers
have been subjected to for yeara by tho
neglect on thc part of postmasters in
country towns, and occasionalljr in
cities, failing to recognize the impor
tance of newspaper delivery. Instances
are not infrequent where a newspaper
has been read by the postmaster and
his entire family, even ,,lent" to the
neighbor before It reached the hands
of the person to whom it was directed.
The order includes among other impor-
matters, .an-e-tpcess prohibition of
soph detention of newspaper s packages,
There is no reason whya contract for
carrying a newspaper should not be as
carefully filled by the government as a
5 for -letter carrying. It is a
pleasure to note the recent very accept
I able action of the department.
NO. 1 190
Great Closing Out Sale.
, Goods: will be slaughtered within the
next GO days in order to make room for
ono of the largest and finest Stocks' of
Fall and Winter clothing and gents
furnishing goods eyer brought to Wil
mington. A & I. SriKiER, Reliable
Clothers.114 Market St. - ; tf.
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The Cheapest Edition of the
The Waverley Novels ever
Published. Vj ' - ; '"-"
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 305 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa., have just
commenced the ! publication of a new
and cheap edition of The Waverlev
Novels, by. Sir Walter Scott- which will
be completed in Twenty-six Weekly
Volumes, each volnme being a novel
complete in itself, and one voiumn will
be issued every Saturday until the whole
are published. Each book will make
a large. octavo voiumn, have on it an
Illustrated Cover, ana will be sold ; at
the low pnee of Fifteen Cents a volume,
or Thijec Dollars wiFI way tor the full
and complete set of Twenky-six vol
umes, ui.ti copies of any of the novels,
or complete sets of the edition,; will be
sent po3tpaid, at these j rales This
edition will be called 'Petersons' Cheap
Edition for thej Million," and will con
tain all tho Author's notes, as well as
all his last corrections and additions.
Remit Three Dollars to T. B. Peterson
Sr Brothers. ( Philadelphia, ! and Ihey
will then mail to you, at once, post
paid, as fast as -issued, the full and
complete set of '"Petersons' New and
Cheap Edition for the Million" of "The
Wavcrley Novels" in Twenty-Vix vol
umes, together with a Proof Impres
sion of the best-Portrait ever taken of
Sir Walter Scott!, gratis, suitable lor
framing. . I .
Itare'Chauce to Visit
ton, D. C.
AVashinff-
A round trip ticket to the Capital for
only $7. Special train will leave Wil
mington on Monday, August 13th, at
10A.M. Returning, leave Washing
ton on Thursday, 16th, at 1 P. M
Orders fortickets sent to undersigned
will, receive prompt attention. Send
registered letter or money order,
td. j A. & I. SHRJER
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Moonlight Excursion.
STEAMER TASSPORT, TO FEDERAL
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POfNT, TUESDAY, Hth Uist.
MU&IC AND DANCJNi;.
SHEEPSHEAl) I
SUPPER
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One liotif at Federal Point to Ladulge In Surf
BatliiPg. j JOHN W. HARPEB,
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GEO. N. HARRISS,
auglO-tf ' Managers
Mexican Grass Hammocks
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER, NEW LOT.
Parties who have been waning for- tliera can
now le itippJied again I
At HEINSBERUER'S.
I : I j
f' RAN KLIN SQUARE LIBRARY,
-M - ' 1 IV"
SEASIDE LIBRARY,
LOWELL'S LIBRARY,
and a lot of other new auci good Books, just
1
received at . , ' ! HEINSBERGER't1,
K -I
aug8
Live Book and Music Stores.
State of North Carolina,;
New HanoTer County, Superior Court.
Jaraei C. Mucda, Plalntlffj
Notice.
H. C. Cawidey, Defendant.
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ll. C Caftsidey, Defendant, In above entitled
action. wUl take notice tbat the Plaintiff has
applied f .r leave to iasne execution upon the
j augment obtained therein, and that said de
fendant appear before tM Court, at Wl mtng
ton, N. C, on Monday, the 3d day of Septem
ber. 1683, at 10 o'clock, a. m , and show cause
why said motion should sot be grafted.
s; YAXAHR1NGE, ."
! Clerk Superior Court, '
Kew Hanovor Couotv.
july S0-4t ,y2fl,2S, ang3, 10
HATS ! BONNETS !
yrHITE. AND BLACK EXCURSION
Hats. Tuscan Ilats and Bonnets, cheap. '
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MRS; KATE C. WINES,
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No. 119 North Second Street.
aug 6
E. C. Blair,
QENER AL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, j
-c i Noi Id, North Second Street,
s ' Wilmington, N. C.
I SoliciU consignments of all kinds of Country
Produce. Top prices ana quicz returns guar
anteed. w til reshlp to oth
reshlp to other markets wheu
requested.
ug 6 i
E. O. Io A II-
Commercial Hotel
. Wilmington, NJ C.;
JX. SCHLOSS, Prop.
LT7IR8T-CLASS IN ;BVERT RESPECr.
. - rirst-eiaaa Bar and BILLIARD i &A
LOW ATTACIfED. r:Kl -T
F. P. JONES,
-OLLNTON, N. C., ATTORNET AND Coai
eJJor-at Lav. W1D praedee In any part of
testate. epeeUl attention gfye to the ool
Uon of lalms. . v v , '. , eept lO-ly-
1883.
J
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ir will be glad to" receive cocunknvuUona
from oar friends oa any and all subjects o f
general Interest but ' j- -r
TlM ILUnA Of lhA f MiiilaliNM K tft
wmwmm M W SB J SS Vm m
nUhed to the EdltoK. Vi -. . j - ' "j
- CommuauUonsinnst b wrtttM tn osj
one side of the paper. -; ' . V
PersonaMtleaniustbe STolded.
And It Is especially and particularly uad J
stood that the Editor doe not always eadot
the views of correspondents nnless so stati
In the editorial columns. : ! 1 , r - J-
NEW ADVEIITISEMENT3.
C rand Exc u rs ion !
W. H. IIOWMauaffer.
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WiLMINGTON TO WASHIR6T0N CITY
! " 'RITURM. V ltV
AR0
MONDAY, August 1,'Ub, 188.1
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rpiIERE WlIJj BB AN EXCURSION ' from
J. Wilmington to Washington City, P. C.
and retnm, leaving Front Street repot at 10
inrrrAtt s vi 1 a -w avahIu!
RATES or FARE Round Trio, from Wl
mington to Washington and itlurn, il; fioirt
tioWsboro nnd return, $1.6; all is-outb of,
uoiiisuoro, - - " l ,) ;
This Ecur.-lon will slop In Waahlnjrtnn ' .
City three days and nights, which will a (lord .
thet tropic ample time to se'o all the attraction a
of the Capital Of our eountry. Thc Caplrol '
building-, Sraitueontan Inrttitut, War Doparti
m;nt. Treasury Ueiiartaent, avy VanUand .
nil otlier public building. , ; . .
A refreshment car will be attached I to the
train, where meals and refresh men t ran be
i.btainel at reason a olo prices and be attended
byl polite waiters. No tntoxleatlog liquor
will be allowed on this train. Tho charti-ring-11'
party reserves the right to eiclu lo all objec
tionable iwreons at any time. Hood order,
will te maintained. Par tlcq along the line or
W., C. A. R. It. between Florence and WJJ- ...
mington can purchase tickets to Wilmington
ana return at cents per oclle for Round Trip.
Thet e tictt ts will be sold only In connection
with rffufld trip Wilmington and Washington .
l .tin. 1
" n-. iu. ojniutiiijr, auuh 1 Jin. arriTiag
in Wabir.?tan City Tuesday morning at lo
o'ciock. ltetumlD leave Washington Thurs
tlay eveniug at 4 o'clock and arrive In Wit
1
ticacis. jtauonuie ruarolina. Central ltall-.
way will le sold as follows: Ftom Cltrkton,
8.85; Abbottsburg, Bladetboroi ft9.S0;
Lumberton, 9t75; Moss Neck, 10 051 Ilel
Banks, 1 10 40; Alma. $ 10. 50; 8hoo Heel, tlO, -60;
Laurinburg, fl0.8O; Laurel Hill, $l; fcund
Hill. $11.40; LUuilct. $il.50. Newborn to
tJoldsboro, Tarboro to Rocky Mount. $1 fori
thc round trip. Parties along the line ran I
purchase tickets of Station agents. Ticket -good
only on this train and on dates named J
Parties taking other trains will bo charged
fnll fare- i - . i '
Two or three 6)cuial coache will bo attach- j r
ed for white people, provided enough can be
obtained to 11 1 them. In order that ample act
commodilions may bo provided, tickets will
be withdrawivfrora ale August 10th. .They j
can now be purchased of the follow log named I r
peraons : I. 11 EINSRERGER, C. W. YATES,
A. ft I 8111'LElt, and of W. U. HOWE, Mana- -ger.
For further Information apply to I J
i -w. II. HOWE, Manager.
No. 1,022 McRae St., Wilmington, H C.
Please Notice Day and Date. , . j (-
augi-td - , .1 ''-,!
S c ho o I Book s . ,
EPOSITORY FOR. PCIIOUL IWOkI i
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adopted by the State Board of Edacatioa.
Liberal discount to country jnerchants
and
teachers. School Stationery of all kind.' l ! v
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ORGANS AND PIANOS sojd to Schools
and Cliurc'nes at greatly reduced prices, and .
on easy instilments'. - i J "I ; f ' .,-
C. W. YATES.
119 Market street
aug6
Fly Traps.
rnuE BEST
AND CHEAPEST IN THIS
market.
Par - I .y .
ti RAIN CRADLES
cannot be surpassed In Torlee or oualltr
A large and well selected stock of nard
ware at W. E. SPRINGER Si COS.,
- Successors to John Dawson A Co.,' 1
aug Market Street
Turnip Seed Turnip Seed.
NEW CROP1 1883. ! V '
T?0R SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Country oxders invited.
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I WILLIAM U. GREEN, Druggist, 1 1
aug 6 ' 117 Market Street
Fruit Jaro.
H
ALF GALLONS, QUARTS, PINTS aofl
PRESERVE TUMBLERS.
Giles &SxurcIiIson,
aug C ' North Front St
FLORIDA WATER, . !
LAVENDER WATER, .
I VIOLKT WATER. I
HELIOTftOPE WATEBJ
J . W1HTE ROSE WATER.
RAZKNA WATER.
Ahvo a complete assortment of Colognes and
Perfumery for the Summer season.. ill
Kf Prescriptions compounded day asI
uenaan Drugjrist, !
aug C- Corrcr Fourth and Nun sts.
, Solid Comfort,
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rpHERE IS SOLID COMFORT IN THE n
of Kerosene Stoves. A customer, who Is
using one. says: "Wlththia weareindeDend-
ent when left without a servant. "i TJie are
Gems and great " "EconomUts." 1 Dlfffrcnl
elzea and pries. Try one. . i . 1 I
T Pure wtir Oii.
aug 6 PARKER TAYLOR-
I We Ha vie. -
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SUPPLIED A LONG FELT WANT ; BV
La.hlih trior m flraO.t.1. (SnliM IImi,
and Trunk Store, where aUkJnis of goods In
our line ran be bought at prices lower than
ever before ofreret in this xuarket. - - i : f
JSW Repairing in all lu branches attendeil
promptly. !-1 - -1 - f
I McHOCGALL BOWDEN.
aogfi No. 1 1 4 North Front M
James J. BnrncttU
pHOTOGRAPIIER,
NEW MARKET BUILDING.
V (Up Stairs) Sooth Front St.
PhoWrrra'plas........i.......l.-.l IOxeB tL
Ferrotypes........ for 20 ceo u
Respectfully notiaes the public that he U
prepared to do ail work in hi line, jprotaptlj
and at low p; lees. A eaJl Is soUelted. t
.. may 19 - - ."I" ?
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