Sundays ex
i eretT
by
JOSIIT. JAMES.
""rloN- POSTAGE PAID:
.rK,r: months. tiOO. Tare
-f V.e month. Slants.
'J.'. .kincrcd by carrier, tree
f? ;yrlof the city. the above
pr . ,, lo an-i '"''--
till! import any anJ all W-
Sil ' . ,rrnilJrlr.
l-:r !"-
!inrt. uf any newspaper
r' " vl lU of Wilmington.
r:ick call bli latest noye,
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r 'Vit'-
M .rmoni carried every county
r'h ai the reccnt cIectlon
. ina.t rnndition was
-,Mt ioipru. j-
-r V. Burke publicly denies
c,nitnr .Tnnaa seat.
It W
IrJ Chief Justice Coterid-c sailed
vYorkou tae steamer
. , Liverpool, on Tuesday.
,, j. .
ni:n the l'residential
succes-
lie;'
iaian Usyne. of Tittsburfr,
'.Vojco. the pending Arthur boom a
f.c Nc Orleans Times-Democrat
vi -iii t!.-i mixeil races will finally
!Xf'nla ctho blacks in San Domingo
jir Jul" Alien, who attended PresU
.vr l.ir.o-!n w he was shot by .lohn
ir. by.
i ,uvt ruur Crittenden, of Mi.uri, is a
,-i'.U:e It rnited Stalw Senator, to
.,h ,-U Mr- Vest, who aUo wanU to be
Mirii.W and-lari are now con-
nn-re-lbyan undergrouud telegraphic
nbaMiu a cast-iron pipe six feet
nft.fcr the surface.
Tn-; Swtii railroatl companies now
.H.'.rr a portion of their carriages with
a jLu'phoresccnt preparation, which
wikci them visible at night.
i:.-p:ib!ican papers at th-3 North aro
,!;i-ntcil with llayti. They tried to
ujU- .Nortn Carolina a llayti once
...n n timn find the result is not a
llayti but a hate you.
!
For every five persons who uso to
bacco in Kngland, Franco and Russis',
there are fifteen In Germany and North
America, twenty-four in Belgium,
twenty-cisht in Holland.
Two little girls, six and five years
..id. respectively, have recently trav
e!td alone all of the way from Liver
j-oolto Cincinnati, having been for
warded by steamship and railroad men.
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Frank Wilkerson. writing from Col
orado, says: A man can buy land
houses , ships and oven horses from his
friends in safety. But a mine no man
can sell, and in selling tell the truth
nbotil it.'
The Italian Government has received
aurance from official sources in
America that on the reassembling of
fonjresi. next winter, the abolition of
the protective duty on works of art will
le proposed.
Lx-Congrcssman Burdick, of Iowa
hitherto a Republican, has declared
himself in lavor of the Democratic tick
et, and will make thirty speeches in
the prc5eni canvass. Opposition to
prohibition accounts Tor his changed
base.
Most Her. Micheal Logue. bishop of
lUphoo. in a letter states that the peo
ple in County Donegal have passed
salely through the crisis of distress,
having been saTcd chiefly by the chari
ly of the Irish peoP!o throughout the
world.
Mr. Thomas G. Hunt, tho New
York merchant who disappeared from
hubomo so mysteriously about six
i , ii.al hMrdlrom on his
necks nfcv, -
arrival in Cambridge. England. There
i j nothing yet known to account for his (
unexpected departnre. !
The Newberry (S. C.) Observer an
nounces upon good authority that while
Seaator Hampton would prefer to re
tire to private life, -so that he could des
votemoretimotohi private business,
vet while the people want his services
he is at their command."
The worst folly seemi to be the silver
dollar lolly.' The col J ralue or the dol
lars is a shade less than 831 cents, and
the government is expending one . hun
dred thousand dollars to build new
warehouses to store tbern in because it
cannot drive them into circulation.
i
The Masked Man of Paris ha arriv
ed in New York provided with $100,
which he has depospitcd with R. K.
Fox, and challenges anybody to wres
tle with him. Grxco-Uoman style, lor
$500 or $1,000 a side and the champi
onship of the world. He 4s 27 years
old, weighs 195 pounds, masked, and is
5 feet 111 Inchea tall.
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VOL. VIL, WILMINGTON. N. C, THURSDAY. AUGUST 16,
I). W. Bushyhead, the old chief of the j
Cherokecs ia the Indian Terrltoryj has
been re elected after a bitter contest.
The Iond6n Statist says the British
army "is a mere caricature as compar
ed with modern armaments, nol only
in point of size bnti in efficiency. It
has no organized transport system , it
has no trustworthy commissariat, and
though it is armed with excellent rilles.
tbo men have not tcen taught to uso
them."
The Chattanooga Times says Andy
Campbell, who killed Gen. John Mors
gan. was prQmoted to a second lieuten
antcy ot volunteers; afterward he was
given the same rank in the regular
army. Ho was a reckless, drunken
fellow, disgraced his uniform and was
finally, while in arrest for disorderly
conduct when drunk, killed in a bar
room brawl at Helena, Arkansas, about
1574. i
LOCAL NEWS
INDEX TO HF.VAOYERTIJMIMTS.
Vatki vew Style.-
W II Grkex Tumlj Seed-
HfclSSBtRGEK SrllOyl lAs
tito U CuroM Fresh Good-
V C Mii.lkis Vlori'ta Water, Ac
Knights and Ladles of Honor Local ad ,
rW Kkkchnkr, Chru'n To lloiel Keeicri
Cantaloupes have played, and water
melons arc on the wane.
A fine assortment of Guns and Bistols
at Jacoiu's Hardware Depot. t
Nor. brig Fred, Thorseu. from this
port, arrived at Cronstadt en the 10th
inst. .
The Washington excursionists are
expected to return hero to-morrow af
ternoon, j "
Dutch brig Jantina Kortcr, Kortcr.
arriveil at Rotterdam ou the!13th inst.,
from this port.
Good time nowi for1 those who haye
the money to spare, to lay in supplies
of fuel for the Winter- 1
Workmen were engaged to day in
mot-incr nvr.rv renairs to the wharf
AUtsiasM - j - .
at Princess street dock.,
We learn this afternoon that fine
rains were reported last night all along
the line of the Carolina Central R. u.
Kiiitrlits and Ladies of Honor.
Regular meeting this (Thursday) eve
ning. Full attendance desired. It
Mr. Wilkin Roddick is at "Nantas
ket Beach," as we wrote it, and not at
Nantucket Beach, as it appeared in yes
terday's issue. j
Mr. Geo. N. Harriss has secured a
position with Messrs II. Brunhild &
Bro., of this city, and has entered upon
the discharge ot its duties.
Mr. Ircdeil Meares returned trout Ral
ei"h last night where -lie has been
"..cnit ? nrci.alist in rcrard to his
which have, been causing him
much trouble and anxiety of late.
nutting ui) the
hill boanls for the 'Circus posters, and
ia a few days they will be covered with
fi.m;nr niMnrpo of whnt mav be seen
in Sells Brothers' forthcoming circus.
(icneral Orders No. 71, issued from
the Adjutant-General's office, assigns
the Smithvillc Guards.Capt.Scroggs, to
the Second Regiment, as Company 11.
Mr. J. F. Johnson, of Shoc Heel,
who called in to see us last evening to
renew his subscription to the Review,
tells us that theyihad no ram oi conse
quence at that point when ho left there
yesterday morning, and that the crops
sad condition for! the want of
i v w m
it. . i
Thanks to Mr. James D. Jenkins,
tho Secretary, lor a complimentary
in the . third annnal lair of tho
Rockv Mount Agricultural and Mccha.n
ical Association, to be held at Rocky
Mount. October 23rd. 24th. 25th and
Aih Wc acknowledge the reception
of a premium list for this lair.
I noir Tome: "We were glad to meet
n V. Bradley, of Wilmington,
n,u wrk. We formed a very pleasan
with Mr. Bradley at Blow
Rnrt this Summer, and are glad to
know that he will remain in Lenoir for
ti.no. The Misses Jcwett, o
.,- iJ. J.. stnnninz in Lc-
iimiiiiou, . -noir.
i.ku nrobablo that there will bo
large influx of visitors here next week
in attendance in the' Fruit Fair, it is
incumbent upon those in chargej of the
matter to make all necessary arrange
moats for-their accommodation and
hence the notice which appears in this
issne requesting all who desire to enter
tain boarders to communicato
on the subject with Mayor Hall.
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once
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Has Arrived.
Bev. K. V. Sanders, of Chester, S.
C, arrived here on this morning's train
and will conduct ithe services at the
prayer meeting at. the First "Baptist
Church to night. He will also occupy
the milnit o I that church on Sunday
nprt nrArhin in the niorninz ana
i
cvenine. fie i3 stonpin" at the Purcell
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The Pistol.
On Saturday last Mr. A. K. Reynolds,
of Smithvillc, had a loaded and cocked
1 1 ? 1 . 1 J Sm AAk m r !
revolver in his hand, and in attempting
to let the trigger down, his fingers
slipped and the hammer came down
with force sufficient to discharge the
weapon, the ball passing through the
palm of nis left hand, inflicting a pain
ful wound.
Knights of Honor.
The Grand Jxtee of Knights of
Honor is in session this week at Greens
boro. having met on Tuesday. Mr. N.
.Incobi. Grand Guide. Dr. W. J. H.
Bellamy, State Medical Kxaminer, and
UOl. .IOIIU 1. laviur, ivy jjcscuwuic ui
Carolina Id-e.'No. 434. from this city.
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: nMn.Unoi V' Imnft to have
HIM iu atiwuMvv. ..w r-
some report of the proceeding to mor-
row. :
City Court.
The following cases were dispose! of
by the Mayor this morning:
Wm. Sullivan, colored, disorderly
conduct, 5 fine or 20 days in the city
irison. j
Louisa Davis, colored, disorderly
conduct, $5 fine or 20 days in the city
prison. i
Kate Johnson, colored, disorderly
conduct, &5 fino or 20 days in the city
prison.
All three ollenders went below.
Stiicido at Councils.
4 I n tw T" T Pnnnil .Tr . fit
UOLC UU1U t. M. .
Pnn noils Station, on the C C. n. ii , in-
forms us of the suicide) ot a young
colored man. name not mentioned, m
the vicinity of that place, on Tuesday,
by shooting himself in the breast, with
nistol. He was on I v about 20 years
old, and this was his second attempt of
lnt at self destruction. He had re-
cently prolessed religion and had
entered into the subject with such zeal
that his mined had become somewhat
unhinged, and in this condition he com
mittcd the rash act
Tlie New Postal Notes.
The new postal notes, which are to
be used after September 3 in tho trans-
mission of small sums of money thro
i, irn;trl strtp mails, are now being
bUv uuttVM w
printed rapidly in New York, and they
will be ready for shipment to all thel
postoQices in the couutty this week,
Kvcrv book contains sou postal note
forms with the address of the postoflice
printed on each note. The pages or the
books are perforated, so that when the
nofos are torn'out stubs remain to show
the amounts for which they wore issued .
A note can be filled out by a postmaster
lor any amount not exceeding 5. at a
cost to the sender ol three cents tor each
note. The notes arc made payable to
4 the bearer," and they can be U3ed as
tractional currency in any place to which
theyarcsent. ..
The notes are pnuwou vu
bank-note paper ot the oesi quality.
chemically prepared in sucn a raauuet
. 1
as not to oe auecicu uj -
posure to light, wnue it e.u,
tne action vi aciu ui Hv..-
used by forgers. The color oi tue paper
is a pure lemon, and tne iront sunnw
is printed over with an unueriying tint
, . .
oi golden brown a cwruuiuauuu
lected by Superintendent Macdonaiu as
being the salest and most suitable Ior
the purpose. I he water-marss in tne
paper, twisted in the form ot a ngure w,
have the words "u. o. i oatai. "
luplicate reading from both' Iett and
riht. These water-marts can oe seea
only when the note is held up between
the light and the eye. lhree printings
are required to complete the note, in
the underlying tint is a vignette con
sistiug ofa classical female head wear
ing a helmet, which was engraved from
the portrait of a postmaster's pretty
daughter. Much of the tint is made
up of miniature photographic designs,
containing the words "United States
Postal Note" repeated many hundred
times, and engraved so finely that one
can read the words with the naked eye,
while it would be difficult lo make a
counterfeit. Winged wheels, witn a
halo from behind, make up a portion of
the tint. The back or the note is elab
orate and is printed in a dark green.
In tho centre is the monogram "U. S.."
engraved with a geometrical lathe- The
monogram is imbedded in an intricate
cycloidial lace work of white line cut
f jntr the tracings of which' were done
J alio with tne geometrical lathe.
uettm Keady.
The several committees ot the irmt
Growers' tair are doing good work in
their several departments, and it j the
exhibition should not prove a success
it will not be because of any failure ot
thcir's to do their duty.. ; At the City
liaii men are are enzageu in erecuug
stands and tables for the display of thel
different Iruits ana other articJes wiiicn
. m . ' i
may be sent lor exhibition.
These I
tables and stands will be , appropriately
frimmpH anrl riAvtrof orl f lint wllPlt
with thericb and varied TruiU
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which will be contributed they will
present a charming appearance.
A Fine .Display.
Mr. Thos. C. Cratt makes
a very
handsome and elegant display at hi3
new furniture house, on South Front
street. He has a beautiful stock, and
it is displayed with much taste, and
ladies and gentlemen will find much
there to admire. He has three floors
Imtiso nriil tlioo irp fill
full ofgooda. which are being disposed
. " ...
01 as rapiuiy as circuiustaiiu-cs. m
4 M n. ....II
,n .
Thn iliirrl flnnr
is divided 1
tlUUIIIl V.
:. Mn1 it
. . e
wot in hl4 At. r IB.11 WB SW KOII1H Ul
tfce fibre manufacturetl by r the Acme
WTrlsa nooP thn nil,' hn no- nifidc UQ
v j, o
Snln rimllnicsiie fnrnialiinor n. 1 1 1 " IP f 1 .1 1 I
for the purpose, Mr. Craft says, equal.
1 il LU UiUbbi VOv, mu. .
if not superior to moss.
Fatal Aflray.
From a passenger who arrived here
on t.n uarouna. neutral tram iuia
.. 1. S . I . ' ll.tn
morning we learn that a - quarrel took
nUoa between two colored boys at
Wadeeboro yesterday, which resulted.
retail v to one of them. iThev were
working for Mr. II. Behrends. and got
into a dispute, when one struck toe
other in the neck with a sharp chisel,
cutting the carotid artery, which caus-
I .l .1 U't r i . r 1 1 1 o . WTo fcii lad
l U UCUlll III i 1V3 UiViAiviiKJ. , ' ' . . v.
Ur lonrn the name of either of tne
parties ,but understand that the murder
I
fid bov was about 15 years of age while
nis assailant was about a year older.
The remains of the boy who was killed,
onnom nan ied. bv bis father, were
0rOnght to Laurinburg, where his lam
lnlivpd. The father's acony at the
uesth of his son was described as in
tense. The murderer was at once ar
rnsted and brought to Rockingham
and confined in jail.
NewDrug House.
We understand that Dr. A. J.
De
i0sset and Messrs. Munds Bros, have
entered into a business arrangement to
gciher and will conduct an extensive
Lima- establishment here. They nave
I O w,. .-
leased the premises on the Northeast
comer of Market and beconu streets
which are to be handsomely arranged
ror the purpose, iney expect to opu
there early in October, and the lirm
Uame will probably be Munds Bros,
& Co. This new arrangement will not
affect the houses now conducted oy
Munds Bros, in New York and Wilming-
ten. Mr. J . Thcus Aiuntis. win remain
in New York. Mr. W . Juunas wm
continue to conduct the business on
Fourth street and Mr. j.uieKson
Munds will be found at the new down-
town house
Your Ancestry
Yes friend, you may find it an
;ng an(i instructive task to study
I . M .v . - o
eenealogical tree, and you may
fi j hy paticnt research, that some oi
r snccstors were of noble blood
whose coat ot arms ypu mignt auopt
. back twenty generations, j al
lrt.vintr thirtv vears to a generation, you
i w " " ra -
w bc ied into the thirteenth cen
which will be as far back as you
... e amJ wnere if any where.
you wiu find a noble ancestry. Your
troublo wior be iQ following up the most
ddsiraDie branch of the family tree, for
vftll win fin(j that your ancestry, in
m the direct linef numbered
. . ma ijrft arsons: no more and no
You had a father and mother;
rcran(jfathers I and two grand-
tners; jour igreat-grandfathers and
four, great-grandmothers, and so en,
doubling the number in each generation
as you follow the line back, now, it
is much more than probable that a few
of those occupied noble stations fmany
were first class citizens; some were
"no great shakes' and some were as
mian and contemptible - as ' they
1,1 ho A a the nrooortion of
the nobility, so-called, is very small asj
compared with those inthe,: humble
walks or fife, you will do "well ; to bo
intioui, or you will bark , up the
wrong branch of the family tree . It
will be well also to remember that the
moral3 of the nobility at that time as a
general v thing. . were nothing to boast
of..,. : " . .-"",,... . .' -1 '- ' f; ?"'.
j Silver Plated Spoons- and Forks low
prices, at Jacobi.1 . I . ".'t
M f ' 1 Q m
There was a b;2 smash-up on the
Statesville bound train on the A. T. &
O. R. R.s when foni" miles out from
Charlotte, on Tuesday morning. Two I
flat cars and thc-raail and express cars
were badly wrecked but fortunately no
one was hurt. There were a number of
passcugcia, atuyu luwu ociwa iuiw,
from Wilmington bound for Asheville,
on ino wrecsea iratn.
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Promotion
1
Mr. Win. tasdale, lorj some years
pas Superintendent's clerk in the Caro
lina Central R. 11. office in this city,
has been, tendered aim lias accepted a
position in theofliee of Major Winder,
the General Manager, at Raleigh. Mr.
Easdale has won for himself an envia-
bio reputation as a gentlemanly, clever
and obliging oflicial, anl we are glad to
know that his merits have been recog-
nizGd and this promotion accorded him
I Historical.
This is the 106th anniversary of the
I U.HU n( Itnnninirfnn luHinh nroa t-tlflir
7 7 P 7 f i" i
Inn thn ih h nr Ancniet 1 jTT mul rrtfwlA
- - r . 0
uibuiimu uu,
commander ot tn American orces.
who said, before the battle commeuecd,
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i oum see ii lose icii ixkiis, juuuw .
w
nrt. . I - . l r .r
fl Rlnt-L' xxrill lw ft wirlmv " Tlvft 1
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Americans were victorious ami vruuerai
Stark lived to be oyer 80 years of age.
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The Fruit Growers Fair.
Capt.R.P, Paddison, President of the
Fruit Growers' Association, who was
in the city to-day, tells us that i he has
had cheering advices as to the probable
attendance and display at the Fruit
Fnir to be held here next week. He
thinks that the number present will
surely run up into "the thousands and
there is'good reason to hope lor a fine
display on that occasion. The Fair is
to be held next Wednesday and Thurs
day. 1 t : ' : 1 i
The celebraLed 'Fish
Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's
Hard
ware Depot
' Kitchen Market.
Tho following retail prices rule in
this market to-day, August 16:
Beef 815c per pound ; veal 15c per
pound ; lamb 1215c per pound ; mut
ton 1215e per pound chicken? 12
20c, each; grown fowls, 35050c eggs',.
16? cents per doz ; butter, country, 25
30c.
Northern, 2535c; lard, 13 15c;
Baltimore liams,
r 1618c; breakfast
strips. 1516; N. C. hams, 15 161c;
shoulders, ll12ic: sides,ll12ic; fish,
troutr pigfish, &c, 2025c, clams, per
quart, 15c; per bushel, 75c ; cabbage, 10
15c per head; cucumbers', 5 10c1 doz ;
sweet potatoes, 1 50( cents per peck;
Irish do.neW, 2535c per peck; onions,
7c per quart; whortleberries, 5 10c
pej: quart; green apples, 25c per peck ;
squash, 20 cents per doz ; tomatoes, 252
per peck ; ok ra, 35c per doz ; green
corn, 12J5c ier doz ; peaches. 20c
25 cents per dozen; cantaloupes, 3
10c ; Watermclons,540c ; bunch grapes,
id 15c per quart, butter beans, 15c per
quart; field peas, 5c per quart; snap
beans, 30c per peck ; northern cabbage.
1020c ; egg plant, 5c each
j Like'Iiigrlitin
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Cramps and pains seize upon the
boweb and stomch, for which Dr.
Worthington's Cholera and Diarrhoea
Medicine is the cure. I
OIED.
MAR-TINJn this city, on lue 16th Inst ,
ADELalDE WILLSOS, wife of William A.
Martin. " ,
The funeral services will be held at the resi
dence o the family on Market street, at 10
o'clock, A.M., August 17th, thence to Oak
dale Cemeterv. - The friends of the family are
invited. I 8tarcopy
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JJOTELS, 1 BOARDING HOUSES, AND
ml VATE FAMILIES, who desire to accom-
' !
modate Visitors to the Fruit Fair, . will com
municate at once with Mayor Hall, In wriUng.
Please state how many they can accommo
date, and the price per Day, per Meal and per
Lodging. F. W. kERCHSEIt. 1
aug la-it '
Chra'n of Com
FRESH GOODS.
i . - , '. J -i
RECEIVED THIS WEEK NEW" SUPPLIES
1 ' , '-
OF FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
Seal of Nortn Carolina Smoklug .Tobacco,
the best now made.
Sarilines, Crackers of al kinds, among them
the Jersey Lily, newest, Li'est (and lest.
i Jlackerti, Preserves, Jellies and a large
yariety of Staple an l Pancy Grocrie. .
I GEO. M. CRAPOS. Agent,
" . - ,
aug 1C - ' Sooth Front St
For Sale or Sent.
OUSE WiTfl EIGHT ROOM.
Lot G6 feet front, running hack 165
feet. Water Work la the house. No. J
2IS North Front street. West aide. Apply to
xaz 11-tf - GEO, H. KELLEY, Aft
r.t-'T pU-k '',.,4. -'i t,;: :' -." .- "..--P '
1883.
lilt
2 LEASS K0TIC2.
We will be glad to receive coamunlcatloiB
from our friends on any and all eubjtcta of
general Interest but I -. . -; I j . r
The name of the writer-must always be fo
. - - " -v .V, ' - ' I - I - 1 !
ntshed to the Editor. T v-'" I I
Communications must be written o oal
one aide of the paper.
: I.
Personalities must be avoided. j j j
As'tttls espedaQy and particularly tmd 1
stood that the Editor doc, nof always endov
the Tlews of correspondcnta untesa i so stale
In the editorial columns.'
M
TT HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agcntj
for tbo TANNER & DEULNEY ENGINE:
i . . . .i' i l;
CO3 ENGINES AND BOILEES from ! 4 to 150
l
bono power; also Tramtray or Jfarrow (Jauge
Engines adapted to Farm uo a tveclalty.
J- On hand and for sale very low, FIVE
SECOND HAND PORTABLE , ENGINES,
from 5 to 15 borso power. .' . - r
auglSm ' S. ,W. SKlNNElC
Fine Arts.
1 '
I JAM NOW IX)CATEDt FOB TIIK PKES
V v r , .-. '), ... ; 4;
cut, anl prepared to fill all orders for Crayon
and India Ink Portraits. I will guarantee you
a real fine Portrait, if It Is ne t satisfactory you
need not accept it. Portraits from rtny kind,
of snxall pL'turo and expressed without injury.
auglt-lf i Mudio KJi Broadwar, N. V. r
. i; i i :
Dissolution.
fimP. FIRM OF DURHAM & EVKRKTT,
.1. If. Durham aftsamlng tho llaMlitleaoi, the
has this day beendltiHOlreu by mutual consent
firm, and la authorized to receipt for
to receipt ior an in
uebte-dnetjti to the surne,
o the sap
(SlRnei)
J. II. DIIBIlAM,
S. 8. KVKRE.TT.
Wllmln
ton. N. C. AlUT. 14. lSiSj I lr i
J CAN BK FOUND IN FOTITRK jAT HO.
115 North Front Sti, over tho Marblo Yard, .1
&v2 U tt J. n. DUIUIAM, PcntisU
For Smithville. l
U. S.
MAIL STAIR. MINNEHAHA.
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H
AV1NC2 BEEN
PUT IN TIIOROUPII
repair, will on ami after dayj (
omlay,
Ailgust 13tt) Iqave ner wharf, foot of faraet
street, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Betumtna: Iare
Smith villt? at 3 o'clock, P. M., 6topplng; for
the delivery of Passengers and Freight at alL-
points on the river. !
The Agent guarantees .that.
PoaBcngQra )y
thii line SHALL receive every attention,; and!
perfect order maintained. (
rcrsonal attention given to the Receiving a sd '
delivery of Freight. jj. " 1'
Family Excursion daily during the week iit
veluced rates. i 1 1 - .' ' p
The patronage of the public 1 respectfally J
solicited. J. KJ Lll'ftXT. .
auff!3-lw i . Aon.
School Books !
School Books I
School Books !
in
A LARGE AND COMPLETE
! SOUTMENT.
ALSO, PIANOS AND OR
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JANS, at
HEINSBERGER iS
aug 13 . Live Book and Music Stores
New Furniture Warerooms.
T NO. 20 GRAN'ITE ROW, SO.ij FRONT
St., I
have opened with what I think is a well
selected stock of
Furniturei and Bedding,
Embracing many new designs In I, t
Bedroom1 and Parlor , Suits.
'Our aim shall be to deal fairly1 and squarely i1
with aU, and respectfully ask a share of tbj
public patronage. Courteous treatment ruarf
anteed to all who favor me with a call. r i
augl3 tf THOMAS C CRAFT, Agent ( ,
Turnip Seed Turnip Seed1.
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NEW CROP 1883.! 1
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OR SALB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Country oxden invited.
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WILLIAM H. GREEN, Drugl4t,
augC
4
Juarket Stree
FLORIDA WATER,
LAVENDER WATER, 1 i 1
T VIOLET WATER, I
HELIOTROPE WATER. '
WIUTB ROSE WATER.
."' . i : 1 RAZENA WATER.
Also a complete assortment of Cologne and
Perfumery for the Summer season. j
jr Frescripttona compoumled day, and
night at
. Gernuui DrnsrsdstJ
wag 6-
i Corrcr Fourth and Nun sta. T
Solid Comfort.
T
HERE LS SOLID COMFORT IN THE nse
of Kerosene StovM. A customer, who Is !
nsingonc, says: "With tbU we are Itlpeil
ent when left without a servant." iTlwcy are
Gems and great "EconomlsU." lMITerent !
sizes and prices. .Try one. . i , J -
r Pare White on. I i t
ug6 , ... 1'ARKKH JTAVI1KJ
We Have
OUPPUED A LONG FELT WANT lit ,
O efiti!Uh1ng a firsKlas Carriage. Ha moot
and Trunk Store, where aU klnls of gomU in
our line can be bought at price lower than,
ever before offered in thla market. II' r
jr Jtepalting in all 1U branches attended . ,
pTO"lpl,7: f McDOUGALL A BO WD EN,
" ang 6- : No. Ui NortU Froal i
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