Tina tape
jOSH T. JAMES,
lDiro asi rBorsirTOK.
BirRirTIN3 rOSTAGE PAID:
jCBrfK" months. t2-W. Three
.jotc. ))C leHTered by carrier free
I P5,, any pari of the eHy. at the abote
mtc? low and HbcraL
X Zrfjcri will report any and U fU--Sre
th-'r pal regularly.
jif iVrf Rtricw has the largest
cimtl'Uion, of any newspaper
k1- d. in the city of Wilmington. JB
The
princes
o! Wales still" loots
.r..-J-
Xeilie Arthur lias not yet seen
'X'enth birthday.
it.
T:.e pub!:!ers of Blaine's book cx-
ell l.'. opies of tlie work.
-
Vk-.Iuh cuniatus 1(KCK Je,ws and
".','tJcwbh library in the worlif.
fyl.C'asli. t "South Carolina, was in
lie conference with Lontrcct, Mhonc
ChahinTS.
i i rll. Durand, the oldest of Amer-
iiaintcrs, uas just
t
celebrated his
.seventh birthday.
K:niIlKbcrtSiivc to Mr. Currn,
i.ot"okhiaiMr. Garretfs horse, a
., J watch wilh twenty four diamonds
ii ::e case.
! ti e! Justice Waite, who
, . r in Lvnie. Conn., has
is at his I
recovered
-..n-.Hipiniur.es siistaincnl in a
fall
iraveKu-j with General Sherman i
f.v:-.t.y. .
. .
The name of ex-Speaker Samuel J. j
KamliU was urawu umrsuay as a pent;
uror lr
l!ie ."Mpiciuuer icriu m ui
( 'ourt ot I uarter Sessions at Philadel-
1-h
A .Uarjiand j)Ostraaster has just died
u aci has held his oflice lor moro than
;ul jcar. His greatest regret must
i .. t-.i I.Mn tliif lio linl tn ftvn nn hi3
i ficc at last.
t'l'.'oncl John Johnson, of Collin,
Tex., the noted Granger legislator,
'hre.vtus the division of Texas into two
ur three States iTthc proposed constitu
'ii'nal amendments are adopted
Mrs. John Russell Young, wife of
rite American Minister to China, and a
niece of ex-Governor Jewell, gave birth
to a son in Paris not long since. - The
mother and child are doing well.
The value of finished goods manufac
tured in the United States is estimated
at .,3W,000,000, and the wages paid
tor the same is estimated at $98,000,
cak or about IS per. cent ot the whole
vn'uo ct the goods.
jueen Victoria is said to have asked j
!ier poet laureate, Tennyson, to write a j
poem on John Brown. .Some people
may smile at this, but that is - precisely j
a poet laureate's business, and if he ob j
jeeted he may be discharged. j
Seaator Ransom says the North i
Carolina cotton crop will be onc-tourtn
hort; tobacco auoSorn ditto. The
Democratic party is flourishing, the
people are nappy. aDU ioe w..uu.
al delegation divided on the Speaker- j
snip.
i
Mr. Blackburn's retirement Ironi the
.Speakership contest to devote his en
tire energy to the United States Sia
torship will it is said, compel Mr. Car
lisle to adopt a change of tactics, the
latter being also a candidate for both
places .
:
Jefferson was the -champion absentee
I'resident. lie was away Irom Wash
ington 796 days in eight years. Monroe
is next with 708 days in eight years.
John Quincy Adams -was absent 223
days in four years, and Washington 181
days in eight year?.
- " . ' ' "
Mrs. Moore, wife ol a - Philadelphia
millionaire, was specially noted jit
Saratoga garden party, Ibe other day,
l)ecause she wore laces and silks which
cost $30,000, and also diamonds
that were valued at $75,000. This
makes $105,000 for one evening, outfit.
The New York World says' the Re
publicans of Massachusetts arc so agi
lated ovef the prospect of Butler's re
election that it is probable that instead
of sending money to Ohio and Virginia,
as in the national campaign, the Massa
ohusetts reformers will be passing
around the hat ami saying, 'as Blaine
did : Your neglect to send money here
is imperilling the national cause.'
Says the New York Tribune i It the
Hon- Alexander Mackenzie faithfully
reflects popular Canadian sentiment,
icentlemen who are indulging in dreams
of the annexation . of Canada to the
United States, or of Canada's setting
up for herselt, are not destinted to see
their dreams materialize. In an ad
dress which he has just delivered at
I .on Jon he spouts the idea of a separa
tion and goes so far as to declare that
Canada would give her last man and
her last dollar to maintain ihe pretigo
and power of England.
Sandays ex- ' ' ' ' : ' - -' t ' i i ' V-:.-7 -j - - - -
!"- . - ..- - ; -,1..' -iV-- ... . ,r, - t ' V " r: - '
h . . - . . . : , . . ... :
VOL. VII.1; WILMINGTON. N. C.WEDNESD
(iovcrnor Batlcr, on his arrival at
Gloucester in his yacht America, was '
creetedwith three rouinsf cheers from
about fifty employees of a canning com-
LOCAL
S.
4-
INDEX TO NEW UDYERTISEUEITS.
Yates School Dooks
UiaxsuERGEH New Jltuic
Wm M Uxrt .Tr-f-Stal! Xo. 7
V C MrLKER Florila Water, tc
W It G REE5 New Crop Turnip Stcit
Uartlett pears retailed here to day at
c 4 . i. i ;
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 97 bales.. H j
To-day has been decidedly the warm
est ot the month ;thu3iar.
Maj. C. W. McClarumy. of Scott's
Hill, was in the city tj)-day.
New Hanover Superior Courts meet3
the first Monday in December,
Scuppernong grapes may
bought at 25 cent3 per peck. !
i
now
be
Silver Plated Spoons
prices. At J A COBT .'s
and Forks, low
t !
' r-i 1 s
The stearaer ras.sj.brt took a large
party Dr excursionisU down the river
this morning. ;
r - t -1 m
uaj. ti . ji. tvcniy, oupcnnieiuienc oi
the Richmond & Petersburg R- was
in the city yesterday. ' j
This has been another hot day.
2 o'clock this afternoon thcjlhemometer
indicated 89 degressin our office.
Scuppernongs are pleptilul in this
market and are offered for. sale at the
resonable price of five cents a quart.
, . i
Steamship Bcnefactdr, Capt. Tribon
from New York, arrived at her wharf
i in this city at about 9 o'clock this morn-
ins.
Air. tfc3?XSllen, attorney at law, of
Kenausville, Duplin county, is in the
city lo-day on brief visit of business j in
connection with hts profession.
. 1 j !
Messrs. John 1) Bellamy, Jr., and
John B. Harriss. of this city, Jhaye gone
North with the Boston! Exposition as
the objective point of their visit.
! The Boston Exposition open to-day
! aud we feel quite well assured that the
j exhibit from this Stale j will-compare
favorably with that of any other.
Raleigh , Greensboro and Charlotte
will alL have theatrical entertainments
next week out there notmng lor
Wilmington so far until next month.
ton so faiji
Handsome new plate-glass windows
are put into the s
ore on Market
street lately vacated by-
Mr. II aim tnd
soon to be occupied. by Mr
John Tay-
lor.
. Mallette. colored and Ian old
cffcnderf was bcr0're thti Mayor this
mirninf pli.irw.d with bein? drunk and
down. A fine of 10or 30 days in the
city prison was the sjentencc in his case.
and he went below.
There arc now 18,010 postofficcs iu
the United States, of which number 2.
18G are presidential offices, and 0.&73
money order offices. Sincs the year
187G the number of postpffices has been
increased 40 per cent. ' .
-
Brown & Pearson, .the barbers on
Front street, next door to Capt. R. M.
Mclntire's dry goods store, will not re
move, as was stated in onr columns a
few weeks ago. They have leased the
premises for another year. h
Attention is invited to I the advertise
ment of Mr. V. M. Hays. Jr.. at Stall
No. 7 in the New Alarket. He has just
received a lot of veryj'lflno mountain
beef which will be displayed for sale
at his stall every day this week.
Housekeepers will do j will to take a
look at it. i ' .
People who affix postage stamps to
newspaper wrappeis 1 irrijsuc'h a way
that part ot the stamp hjys over , and
adheres to the pajter jpelf run the
risk of having their gapers sent to the
Dead Letter Office. " lr that shape the
.
paper becomes a 'scaled packet, suo
ject to letter rates.
Tell me, yc
wmgeu
winds, that
round my pathway, roar. is there no
favored spot where skeetertM sing no
more? no calm, secluded dell in-' which
to build a home; where aque never
shakes and bed bug3 never roam?" The
answer came in sounds t as cool as
Greenland's breath! twas 44No, you
fool!"- ' :l -;""t:q ,'? '
A Novel Stylo of Overcoat.
' U any one wants to continue saving
the expense of an overcoat, and at the
same time escape' rheumatism, such
weather as this he must invest-fifty
cento in a bottle of St, Jacobs Oil and
lather himself with it ngiit weu. ;
Bids for Stone.
The bids for furnishing stone for the
improvement of the Cape Fear .river
were opened at the office of Captain
Henry Racon, in this city, at noon yes
terday. There were but twocompeti-
j tor3, Mr. George Z. French, of thiscity,
and Messrs. Ross & Lara. The bids
were ai $1.50 per ton by Mr. French,
and $1.35 per ton by Messrs. Eos3 &
Lara. They have been forwarded to
Lt Co!. Craighill, U. S. Engineer, at
IJaliiinorc, Md., who will make - the
f award
i
T. C. Medical Journal, t
The August number of the Norlh
Carolina Medical Journal has been
received, Wer always receive this
work wilh pleasure, for although non
professional and consequently unac
quainted with many terms used, yet
there is much that we do understand
and read with instruction and profit.
It is a valuable magazine to the phy
sician and it shows to the layman that
medical science is working zealously
and inteligently for the health and
happiness of suffering humanity by per
sistent research after the cause, region,
characteristics, prevention- and .reme
dies for the various ailments wilh
which mankind are afflicted.
Return tlic Books.
We call the attention ol our citizens
to the fact that there are a good many
books belonging to the Library Asso
ciation that have been loaned out and
never returned. The books are all to
be catalogued as soon j as practicable,
and it is essential that every book shall
be returned to the Library at once. We
hope that this very important matter
may be attended to without, delay as
thfc Board of Directors will use
every exertion to obtain them.
There, are many other and still
more cogent reasons why they should
be returned . They are the property of
the Library Association , which is an
honor and blessing to our city, and
every person should constitute himself
a committee of ono to see that the prop
erty is speedily returned to. its proper
owners. .
ASiiruof Success.
The old, low, tumble-down buildings
on Third, between Market and Prin
cess streets, occupied by Mr. P. H.
Hayden,- as a carriage manufactory, are
to be torn down and new ones of more
imposing appearance and possessing
much greater conveniences for carriage
making purposes are to be placed in
their stead. The work ;bas already
b2en commenced, and Alfred Howe,
the contractor for the. wok, expects to
have the now buildings ? completed, and
ready for occupany" in about "eight
weeks. The main building will be
by 56 feet on the ground and will be
two stories high. This will be used as
a storehouse and salesroom for car
riages, harness and - saddlery. There
will be another building directly in the
rear of this, which will be 2fi by 46 feet
and one Story high. T his latter will be
used for. woodwork and as a black
smith shop, j Both buildings will bo of
wood and whou completed will be fitted
up with all ihe conveniences nd mod
ern mechanical appliances for making
goodwork expeditiously and cheaply
Fires in Aufirust. '
There were six alarms of fire during
the month of August, as follows; ...
Aug. 5th. Store of J. H. Strauss, on
N. E. corner Water and .Cheslnut
streets. The building was saved by
the prompt action of the fire depart
ment. Damage by fire and water, to
goods about $1B00, which was covered
by insurance. Cause of fire unknown.
Aug. 9th. . Fire among some cotton
at Messrs. Birdsey . & Rankin's. No
damage.
Aug. 11th- Small frame building on
Fifth, between Princess .and Chestnut
streets, which was totally consumed.
On the same night an out house on the
corner of-EightbTand; Princess streets,
which was consumed. , Both of ; these
fires "were without doubt,' theworfe $f
an incendiary J The fire spread to the
stable of Capt. R. Ml Mclntire, but was
extinguished with small lossU A t- nbbut
12 o'clock on the same ' nighV Hre 'was
fliovercd on the root of the dwelling
on Market, next to the corner of Eighth
street, wnjca.waa. ..juiuwumiujj .
by sparks carr&l from the' last named
building. It was extinguished immcdi
atclv and the damage was slight. -
-; Au. 27th." i Fir on the West side oft
the river on the roof of a shed in; the
nrl tnrn vard of Messrs. G. "W.
Williams !& Co, suppdsed to have
ht- from sparks from a passing j
steamer. It was extinguished by : the
nien employed in the difTereht yards,
and the fire department did not cross
the"riTer.!;:; , ; ' ' .
We rejoice with the, good : people efj
that portion of Pender county" in lliej ;
vicinity of WHIard (Leeaburg) at the
line ana mucu needed showers which
visited that section y esterdayJ 'i r. ' j ;
Varieties of grapes, other than scup
pernong, sell here for 12 centslr pound.
This is at the rate we prusume of about
a thousand dollars an acre for a prodnc
tive vineyard ard ought to 'pay tolera-
ble well.. I t
Iu connection with an article relative
i to street lines .published a few days
! since, we are requested to" state - by " a
city official that ail street lines, are . re
quired to be'made by the City - Survay
or as no one else can give the required
certificate. - - ,
There is to be a joyful time at the
Seaside Park Hotel at Wrightsvilloitos
morrow night, when a masquerade and
phantom ball is to be given. The ladies
are busy preparing for it anil as 'it is to
be the last of the season thero will projj;
ably be a large attendance.
Some alterations and improvements
are to bo made at the Postoflice. . "The
lobby for the money order office having
been found too small, it is to be enlarg
ed by removing the partition, at. lie
Soutk cml f 'ihe main lobby. aboi!it
eight feet farther to the North". This
will give more'room for both the money
order and stamp offices. -
Golnsr Nortii. j
Mrs. S J. Baker leaves on to night's
train for the Northern Afarkets from
whence she will bring back a fine se
lection of goods in her line and some of
the most artistic millinery goods to
carry on her business in thiscity The
ladies will be -dufy i notified when the
i . r j
new styles shall have been opened . and
become ready for inspection.
The Passion Flower.
From. Mr. Heinsberger we have
re
ceived a copy of the "Passion Flower
and Other Poems"1 written by Mr.
Theo- II. Hill. It is handsomely bound
and printed on beautiful, , tinted paper,
with gold edge. The volume is ? dedi '
cated to John II. Boner, a North Caro
linian, some of whose fugitive r poems,
as Mr. Hill very gracefully S3ys, would
do honor to any poet,' living or dead.
The book is for sale' at Heinsberger's.
bookstore. - ' . " -
. Number J28.
A now engine, .which has iust been
turned out of the Carolina Central ; R.
Rj Shops at Laurinburg1, arrived - here
yesterday afternoon under charge of
Capt. James Maglenn, Master Mechan
ic. It is 1dccidedly handome piece of
work and not only handsome but ser-,
viceable. It is the largest'enf inehowi
onth.'O.t road "and one or the largest
tho "State.- All of . its appointments
arc admirable and reflect much ' credit
upon Capt. Maglenn,! under whoso su
pervision the.entirer work ,vas done:.as
well as "upon every man'vh6 at3edin
its construction. Number, 28 weighs
66,000 pounds and the tender, - with
"wood and waterattachmentF," weighs
48,000 pounds more. The cylinders are
16x24 inches. The new engine left here
this morning on the return to Laurin
burg. - ' !; ;- - . ,
A Good Publication. '
The September Magazine of Ameri
can IJislory comes freighted with en
tertaining and instructive reading itr
generous measure, and with thirty or
more attractive illustrations. , It is one
of the best numbers of this " standard
publication yet issued, ils The leading
article is by (Jen. John" Cochrane, en
titled jiThe Centennial of thcCincin-:
nail and is illustrated with -poftait3 of
scveral.of the founders and all , of. ihe
President Generals ot the "society iince.:
its foundation: the frontispiece Ti an
excellent portrait of the present Presi-dsnt-Geueral,
, Hon. Hamilton jfish .
The "second nhible,-1 A Balfimorc
Penny," also illislled.isan extreme
ly interesting contribution from H. W
Richardson", 'of Portland, Me. ' The
ianay Norman alker, of New
Orleans, Is h paper of exceptional value,
. . . . - . .1.-1!.
containing much, new matenat, anu
delightfully readable -Tho departments
of Note, Queries, Replies. , Societies,
and Book Notices are: admirably- well
sutaiakL3'&i3 magaftiAbecominff
more and jnofSTahjable with &ch
n
urn
tedittrsd ta bay their Clothing of A. &
I. dttrxek. :mey ony. otnj ior; vasn
an4,ftUow their patrons io Jharejntbe
benefits of all advantages 'thus gained.
- ; ' ' X ' - j - ' - 'if
it has! &leua t5erioJlcal literature.
Ve happened- to step into'Sohc of the
j grocery houses on Water street to.lay.
iJn .
s gome i rum into his Inkstand-. He stat
eu uiai wncn mis. became; lincJc rand
nuddy rum wa3 art exeeifent thing to
;mix with it, making it ohin without 'its
mrning paie. ta; aiso ;saia mat corn
whiskey was equally as. good, ami that
ho formerly used that article, but finding
that the ink disappeared unaccouhta
bJy fast atter; j.he whiskey, had ) been
added, he watched' and soon found that
it was drank up by nice. We had no
idea that tho little pests would drink
whiskey, but he averred that he actual
Iysaw.a m"ouse Stick his head into the
Inkstand and drink heartily, and he is
a? truthful a citizen as oyer it has been
our fortune to know. We have heard
of tipplers who wjuld drink varnish
blacking for the sake of the j alcohol it
contained, but this is the first 'instance
of which, we have heard where a mouse
would drink ink for the sake of the corn
in the whiskey with1 which it was dilut-
Tbo Iate! Too Late!!
Too laic noW for any one, whatever
may be his" position or by whatever
motive actuated, to attempt to th row
any calumny or insinuate anything in
jurious to-the lair fame of Tho Louisi
ana State Lottery, which, ' incorporated
by the State of Jouisiana in 1868, gives
to tho world renowned Charity Hospi
tal at New Orleans, La the princely
sum of $1,000,000, and scatters millions
broadcast from Nova Scotia to Panama.
It monthly drawings take place on the
second ; Tuesday f -each month (the
160th, on Sept. 11), and Gen!s G. T.
Beauregard, of La;,!and!Jubal'A. Ear
ly, of Ta.. attest over their owh signa
tures the absolute fairness, strict integ
rity and entire good faith towards all
parties of the drawings; which are con
ducted entirely and solely by them. All
information can be had cheerfully from
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La , on
application. y s j
NEWr ADVERTISEMENTS
STALL NO. 7.
TJAVISG JUST KECElVjED ; AN EXTUA
line lot joC MOUNT Am BEEF, 1 shall itifc
lor sale at ray Stall, g. I Front &t.L Market
... ; - t
for the ensulupr mok, as -VAT jmd TENDER
ilEEF as has been 'exposed for sale in thia.
raarket'for some time paat.
Aldo an EATRA QUALITY-. OF LAMB,
' Orders p.romjuly.iilled and ilellvcrcd.
WJVf j M. IIAY3, JK.N
epfSlw Stall No 7. Front St Market
. Wanted.
A
LAIiY TEACnER TO HO A .SHOUT
distance
in the Country in a prl rate family
Must le forapctent to teach music: on the
piano. : Apply at r HEINSBERGERS,
sept 3-cotl rac "
J Live Book SUre.
Xcv Crop
T
Turnip Seed !
JTANDRTJLI'S AND BUIST'S.
bebt and prices satisfactory. -k
Qnalityv
WILLIAM H. GREEN. Druggist,
rsept 3 i - i 17 itarke't Street
Millinery &. Fancy Goods.
THINE 11XTS, BONNETS FEATIIEUS,
Gloves,' Ribbons and Trlniniings. ' Neckwear.
u.uk is, jepnyrH ami omer rancy iooif.
8 Summer Goods selling cheap. r
. . Mta. KATE C. .W1NE8,
No, lt3, Norih-Second S rect. ...
Jaug 2J j - next South of PostOftiQC
Old NortU State Saloon.
"XTATIVE XJirAIPAGNE,
SUPERIOR TO
(sj;caJletl). Imiorted.at high prices. Finest
EeeronDrariKht fn the city, dnvc yonrfitamps
ty drinKgg BEST WHISKEY: at. CHEAP
PRICES.
wpt 2-1 y
Fine .P o rt r a 1 1 s .
s'Trror'Wisii A very :mse PoirrtAiT
HJL liileil in the Utrt nd flwst nivlW, now
iU an. xtr opportunity to srcurelt eIMIyour
oruer.tany tina of small picture oM r uvvr)
'and remember no pay is expected till the urfc
has bc;u s;en aDd 1 acceitcdr 3Iy prlf-r ar;
stiil at a great sacrilieo now in rder to Intro
duce my wor. fiil " - Is
OB IN T. THOMAS, ArlUt,
y J ; ' Studio S61 Broadway, N. Y.
. AddresalU West 21 sC, N. X. ;!
FrlendaTisitinattlkB city arc invlicd to
call ' " anjrsrtf
School Books !
School Books
.J : LI BEfi.iL DISCOUNT ALLOWED
TEACHERS AND MERCHANTS.
.. SCHOOL SUCrLlE3 Paper, 1'en.i, Pen-
Crayona, lok. &e., Ac
C. W. YATES,
sept
119 Market street
We wtU be gUd to reodre commiudcaUoi
from our friends on any and all rabjeii -general
taterect tat p ; .: .ij'-J.
The wamd of toewrlter tantt aiwaji be ta
alohed to the Editor, ' ' '
Communications mti&t bo vrtttea foa 1 oil i,
one side of the paper.--; ,.' ?r J ,
Personalities most be avoided. r - ii -And
It Is especlany and parUnilarlV nad I
stood that the Editor doca not ahr&js endoi j
the ylews of correspondents trolesa so state
In the editorial column. . . j '
NETV itoVEItTISEaiiiXTS.
Baltim6re& Wllmlnurtoii
t -
I-
S tenmshl p Xlne
.s. .
Steamer,. RALEIGH,
CAPT. HTTLW1EL1.
Will sail from
j ' : . ' j : -
SATURDAY, SEPT. Stli.
AND FUOM
wiLMiisraTpisri i
THURSDAY, Scpi IJJtli.
. ..- r ' --I ,
l'vt FivlgLt Knageiucuts, apply to
A.:i. CAZAUX1, At.J v;
' WHnilnxtonJ N. C.
JAS. ii. ANDREWS, At , !
; Bcpt 3- - t German St BaHimoroii.
KAISER BEER. "
Imported from Germany
$2.50 per Dozcm
1.
PET SOLD IN
VIENNA, TROPIC, ;
WILMINGTON
PIKKNIX BKERj
I
AMFPIPAV ti(fid
THEIR SUPERIOR QUALITIES U'QUK8-
: TlONED-$2.C0 per dozU.
ELEGANT ASSOKTMENT OF
i i
Cakes and- Crackers
ROYSTER'S CANDY,
Purest, and 'best made In North Carollnal
Three Pounds lor 1.
V.:
ENGLISH DAIRY, EDAM FRESH
. AMERICAN CHEESE.
AND
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.
llO Nortli Front St.
r;
sept 3
PJew TJIusic.
hi - - r
JEEK A BOO, by bcanlan; , V :. ;V
The Bes Are Rfcging, by, J K Earnest;
The Love of the Shamrock; by
j Kis Mc. by Emmet;
uaKcunt, oy uo k s
.The 8onz Folio, orieo fioai. .
. i us xoiioor juusic prico jOcj - ., , ,
. Musical Instruments of alt kind u - --' v
. Pianos and Organs sold on tho Easy Imtal-
mcDt Plan, at
HEINSBERGER'Sj
rept 3
Lire Book and Music Stores
New Furnitiir6 Waceroorrts.
jT NO. 20 GRANITE ROW" f
SO. FR0KT
feL, I hare opened with what I tli
uk I a well
! - i
selected fctock of
V .V;..,4J.
Fnrniture and Boilding,
Embracing many new descs In - .
Bedroom, and Parlor Suits.
Our aim shall be to ir.al fairlr and ttirmtvAr
with all, an'l respcctfnlly ak a share of ttui
publio patronage. Conrteoas treato.cnt ifui-
ant cl io all wio faror me witli a caU. A
ceptS if TiloMAi C CRAFT, Agent j
FLOK1DA WATER, !
LAVJCSDKKWATKK,! , i
VIOLET WATER,
r " JIELIOTKOFK WATER.
KA7.ES A WATER
AIao a compete aortmcnt of Cologne 4 tut
Perfumery for tle bummer season. . 1 ' 1
' US" ITescrlotlom ronn.ntnll tnH tii
night at , V. ii.- MIJLLEIi'3, '' '.
. German DrnzItJ . I j
eept 3- Corrcr Fourth andNmi i ate.
ii
Shipped in Ice." :
JpRESH FIS
II TO ALL poIaU
in North Carolina,
onth Caroilnj,
anl Georl.t,
lioarantce to deHTer tbenl
(Km condition,
septa , -
,'W. E. DAYI3 &SON.'
. . "I
1 . .1 "
I :M
i
m
mt
I.
r I: