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cz j' - l m iliHTfrfi bj onVri free
. r..'w Hsi-irui has Uu lamtxl
w tic ciraiteion tf anV newspaper
-wir.C J""jr ----- -
cVrli-'.c receives the largest
a ay member ol Congrcsj Mr.
yX'n. Mr. Kendall and Ferry Bel-
in the onlcr named.
Mr- K
Xc.
Ibo nc
editor of tbc
appointroeDi,
owes his
4 f Oxford friendship with
joc; Mr. Walter, a son of tho propic
VT .
Oflcan has just had a baby
,-m- with ninety-nine infants on ex-
Jv..:c3 Thi first prize waa won by a
Kves-coatbs-oM baby that weighed
0ir:j-03epoands
He Prince Wales has never been a
as aa orator, though be is al
iwrcady to make a speech at a ban-
Hit rhetoric is peculiar. Htf
sjUfcs with a heavy guttarai accent.
vosator Sherman home is in Mans-
U'A. Ohio, Use town in which hs wifo
wii V.w a native. The Senator spends
ca! j a Fart of the Summer there, but
tii wife itajs there at least six months
ia lU jcar. acd U quite popular among
the townspeople.
Coloael W. C. P.Breckinridge tone of
-
.etcsercas orators locally labelled
'Us -m toasued,"' is a leading can-
d:Jau:lbrUi8ieat in Congress I rem the
Ash aaJ district-that of Ilenry Clay
sooa to Ihj left vacant by the promotion
dSitor-tlec: fl.'ackburn.
Ttc Cocrt bas granted Ixrd Gar-
coj.'tf two weeks' additional lime in
which to prepare his defence in the case
fcrdisiszei lor breach ot promise of
cirriue brought against him by Miss
rurtiicue. 3uss tortcscne is anxious
L: aa early trial, in order to enable her
l) explain hen position.
L'riLiih Colombia Is willing to receive
tie Chinese "for revenno only." Tho
Dominion Government has just passed
Uo bUs. ono ol which imposes an in)
cr.duty ol $50 a head on each new
c-er. while the other imposes a tax of
$U oa every Chinese resident for tbo
rhTi'.e;o of living there.
liiior.ca saia mat .ngiana is a
coastrT without a proper appreciation
cf liberty. To this a contemporary r
tl.es that as a drunken club man has
jQit thrown a glass of boer in the face
01 one cl Uaeen ictoria a sons it
ciul be apparent that freedom is gct
t:ng aloe as well as could be expected.
Soue liaje 30 classes in carpen
tcusz were started in a Cleveland
lablx school. A recent report made
bj the principal says that they have
cct interfered with the regular studies,
liJthi: the boys have not only devel
tccdaustc for hard work, but by their
xizd.cz how that training tho hands
is aa actual help in other school work.
An tcur-S'ate drill encampment H
t be held ia Houston. Texas, in May
cext.wua S'J.000 will be awarded in
presto the cst drilled companies.
Ttc prizes lor the infantry are. ono of
ti tvo, acother ol $ 1.000, and the third
c: $ico. The artiller? will contest lor
trlics ot $7i0 nd $i!0. and $1,C00 will
be awarded to the best drilled zouavQ
ccapany.
icvxai icuer irom Fionas says
lia: co doubts can be entertained as to
e rapldily and permanence of new
ttlcacats In Florida. Thej are
rr-giD- up as if by magic all over th
-kiacd breadth of the land, and
are ottamedfor town lots which
wwld ppcar almost fabulous In many
,lt cities of tho East. It is
wted.icj perhaps not very errone--J,tha:
the population of tho State
since the census of
rI7Lc, of Edinburgh recently
L. i ll acoacrt at Gibraltar lor-the
fc,lV,Cflwwand children of a
"-rwhobd belonged to the
li- n executed Gounod's -At
ca the violin, being accom
17,7 03 ae pbno b Mrs.Cadwalad-
Toct5' M-41 Mnoers los e
J0 Part. Kor an encore the Duke
Bra -Serenau." The receipU
L; s-bniiai benefit to the poor
tlVcS 0015? KXosz is to receive
ftri I?r xatin twenty nighU In
bjaC60??.! No-wonder the
Si 2If WlliljPr- "alPs Cough Syrup.
j flH V do wthout it, if he
UU U cked suddenly by hoarse-
tVhIULe& Paiats, and
u""1 Window Glass and
to Jacobs Hard war Depot, t
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VOL. VIII. WILMINGTON. N. G.l FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 29. 1S84
The trustees 'of Columbia College
have permitted a young woman to enter
one of its highest classes in astronomy,
notwithstanding the policy of the insti
tulion against coeducation. The student
is a graduato of Welleslcy College and
is able to assist in the work of the
observatory and to study in text-books
ot a high grade. In the midst, of loud
discussion this young woman has
quietly and successfully entered the
citadel.
"Governor" Samuel Donaughey, a
West Virginia character, has gone over
to the majority. lie wa3 a Pensylva-
nlan, from Harrisburg, and in the for
tics was one ot the best orators on the
stump. His youth was full ot promise,
but at a political meeting Wst he was
assailed and so badly hurt that his mind
became unhinged. For many years he
bas beea in tho asylum at Weston,
West Virginia. Of late ho regained his
reason, but no rciuscu to leave tno stone
mansion to whlcn he had become great
ly attached. I
Ex-Governor Oden Bowie, of Mary
land, praises St. Jacobs Oil for pains.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IlEIXSBEROEH XCW MUhlC
S VaxAmkisge, C S C Legal ad
Mctxds Bros. A DeRosset Eureka
C W Yates Cheap Standard Worke
Joshua B Hill, Marsh&l Libel Stmr Mln
china '
There were no tramps,
house last night.
in the guard
Tho receipts of cotton at this port
to
day toot up 72 bules.
Schooner Wmll Jones. Falkenburg
cleared at Philadelphia, Feb. 27th, for
this port.
Col. II. B. Shoft was registered at
the Yarboro House, in Raleigh, on
Wednesday.
Schoner Alfaretla S. Snare. Smith,
1 - c ',k o-.u iv,,. this
rvort and sailed on the same day.
m I
There was one case before tho Mayor
this morning, which was continued
from yesterday. Judgment suspended
Eggs are selling at 15 cents per dozen
oy ine quaniuyiu some Oiiuo5tori.--0.
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aay. Aney reum at iui ccais pur
r .li-9 . . I
dozen.
There were nine interments in Oak
Grove Cemetery during the month
endinr Feb. 20ih. eight ot which were
adults and ono child:
Venus and tho moon "occulted5' this
forenoon but only those who were on
ho lookout for it with a strong telescope
witnessed the interesting event.
The Sunday School of the
First
Baptist Church was never in a more
flourishing condition than at present,
Iast Sunday there were more than 300
pupils in attendance.
We invite tHo attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts arc
bcin- made to order at one dollar at tho
Wilmington Shirt Factory.
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If tho weather this morning was the
retrn.ar Ecnoduio lor mo .'JIQ 01
MT - - - . I f I
February we shall have tho glorious con
solation of knowing that it will be four
years before we shall be frozen up again
on a like day.
The measles are prevailing quito ex
tensively in Stump Sound township.
Onslow county,' the children in several
families beinz now ! prostrated with
that disease. As near as we can learn
the sickness bas been of a mild form,
and no serious cases have been reported
The Minnehaha.
This little steam yacht, whose career
in the waters of tho Cape Fear has beea
financially unfortunate, is now in the
hands of United States Marshal Hill,
she having been libelled in tho U. S.
Court by Messrs. Conkling & Pardee
who hold the first mortgage upon her.
She will be sold to satisfy the mor:gage.
j
Supreme Court.
Tnthls Court, on Wednesday, tho
on
consideration ot appeals from this dis
trict was resumed! and the following
were among thoc disposed ot: j
Florence V. Lawton ct als vs. Nor
wood Giles tl als., firom New Hanover;
argued by Russell & Ricaud for plain
tiffs, and George Da via for the defen
dants.
E.G. McDaniel. administrator, vs.
W. J. n. Bellamy cl ali..1 from Sew
Hanover; continued under the rules.
F. J. S wann cl off. vs. I. A. Hart
el als from New Hanover: continued!
anderthe rules. !
Now Is the time to give Smith1! Worm
Oil. i ly a w a
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Mere Humors.
The Weldon News gives currency to
a rumor, which"has also been circulated
on the streets of this city, that when
Col. B ridge rs takes charge ot the Pe
tersburg R. R. trains will be run
through from Wilmington to Richmond,
and that a stop for meals will be made
at Rocky Mount ; also, that the Atlantic
Coast Line syndicate will build another
bridge at Weldon, across the Roanoke,
provided they cannot continue the exr
isting arrangements with the Seaboard
Road for the use of their bridge.
A Cold Bath.
Mr. Oscar Batton, who lives between
here and Myrtle Grove Sound, came to
market this morning with a horse and
cart, and just after he had stopped at
the New Market, the horse.' which was
a marsh pony, became frightened and
ran away. He soon managed to get
clear of all the cart except the shafts,
and with these hanging at his heels he
ran down and jumped into the dock
near tho fish market. It is presumed
that the beast was so deeply mortified
because he could not get clear of all the
cart and harness that he determined
upon suicide. He was extricated with
considerable difficulty by Mr. Batton
and others who went to his assistance.
Tho Government House.
There was a fair audience at the Op
era House last night to witness the
performance of the above named play,
by Messrs. Baker & Farron and their
company, and those who were present
had a delightful entertainment one of
the most laughable presented here this
season. It was such as to cause a con
tinuous roar 61 laughter from the begin-
ning to tho fall of th3 curtain at the
close of the last act. Messrs. Baker,
in the Dutch character, and Farron, in
the Irish, were inimitable and irresist
I iblo in their drollery. Tho support
was generally good, although the negro
character was considerably overdon
v itu mis excepuon tne piay was pre;
I , . m 11 n .
seniea in ursi-raie siyie. ine songs
n w 11 t
were good ana weii renaerea ana ine
orchestra music was exceptionally fine.
Look out for Him.
A man giving his name as John
FTonrHarn. ...
. fc . - t ,
"
and represented himself as one of the
sufferers by the recent cyclone at Rock
ingham. He exposed his arm, which
was badly bruised, as he said, from the
effects of the storm. I Tho merchant
took pity upon him and gave him some
money besides giving him a list of per
sons from whom tho sufferer would
probably obtain further assistance. He
called upon another to whom he gave
the name of J, H.Harris. It has since
been ascertained that, whatever his
risht name maybe, he is a fraud and
that the wounds and bruises on his arm
Wcro not cause by the Icyclono, but by
having been beaten by a man from
whom ho bad stolen a pistol and after
wards pawned it. The same fellow has
n een W lDiao xiouow repeat-
1 i i utr n n
tUIJ m J JJVi uub 1UI U1UJ
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Destructive- Fire at Laurln
burg. The thriving but unfortunate town of
Laurinburg has again fallen the vie-
.. . . . 1 a i! ii
tim to a disastrous conflagration. At
about 4 o'clock this morning the alarm
was sounded. It came from the bar
room of Messrs. Black & Shaffer, which
in a lew minutes was a mass 01 names,
m t f
,nd wag soon tiy destroyed, with
all of its contents. The fiame3 spread
rapidly, and soon the stores of Messrs.
II. F. Northroo & Co.. liauors: D. A.
lfr.AllitPr conora! mf.rr.hanfiap W.
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W. Foy, general merchandise; L.tA.
Monroe; general merchandise ; Crouch
& 13 ro., liquors ; w. U. Jordan, Harness
eliAn and f. A Tarltr trrrwr?Aa with' I
their contents, wero a mass of flames,
Besides these, three small stores and I
three dwcllinsrs. the names of the own
ers and occupants ot which we could
not learn, were also destroyed. The
railroad property was injured.
So rapidly did tho flames sperad that j
Mr. Samuel Shaffer, whowas asleep in
his store, was forced to escape through
a window, tailing twenty feet to the
ground. He was also painfully but not
seriously burned. No other casualties
1 . 1
are reported.
The fire caught
from a defective
store flue in Black & Shaffer's barroom.
The loss is roughly estimated at $15,
000, mostly covered by insurance.
It has been three years this Winter,
we think, since Laurinburg had its
lastdisastroas fire and it really seems
that the citizens of that town should be
looking op some effective means of de
fence. One third of the cost of this lire
would equip the town handsomely with
nro steamer and cmerns. -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Embroidery, I. White Lawns, Curtain Lace,
1 -Lace Curtains, &c., &c. v
-SPLENDID VALUE ,
In White Flannel, Emb'd Flannel and Flannel Sacquing.
BLACK CRAPE for Trimming and Veils; these goods have been
pronounced very cheap.
CARPETS AND MATTINGS.
Can suit you in this line to almost' anything desired: , . 1
A FEW WRAPS, very cheap, for Ladies and Children.
"1 R. RaJ MclfJTIRE.
ico i5, i&yk j- . . .
The sketch of Hon. A, M. Waddell.
from the Raleigh Register,7 referred to
by us yesterday, will be found on tho
third page of this issue.
Personal. (
We were glad to receive a visit this
morning from our staunch friend. Mr.
R. E. Lee, of Laurinburg, who has been
on a short visit to this section. He
returns to-night and we are glad that
his place of business escaped this morn
ing's terrible fire. He was just two
doors below, the scene.
Church Association.
Connected with the Society of the
Front Street M. E. Church is the
"Organ Fund Association," which was
created for the three-fold purpose of ofr-
taining funds with which to defray the
expense of purchasing the new ofgan.
for musical recreation and for . the
development of social and intellectual
faculties among the members. Meetings
of the Association are held weekly, and
are numerously attended ; vocal and in-
strumental music is rehearsed, essays
1 upon various topics are reau anu iae
f" 1 T 1
uours maao 10 pass promaDiy
and
pieasanuy aiong. it is an
I ti-'
association
which cannot be too highly commended
and we wish that every religious de
nominatibn in the city had the same or
a similar organization among ineir
members. Some of them have, but we
believe there are some which have notn
Death of Mr. Clowe.
We were very much grieved
this
forenoon to learn of the death last even
inar. after a lingering illness, of Mr. C.
R. Clowe, a highly esteemed resident of
this city, and for many years past Mas
ter Car Builder at the railroad shops in
this city.. Mr. Clowe was born in
Trince William county. West Virginia,
and was very nearly 52 years ot age.
He came to Wilmington in the year
1807 and in a very short time had ats
tached to himself many sincere and
earnest friends. He has been in failing
health since early in last September and
for two months past has been confined
to his bed.
The. funeral services will take place
to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from
the residence. !
Wilmington District.
j Meetings.
'
FIKST KOUND. ,
Cokesbury Circuit, at Beth
any..... .'. Mar. 1 s2
Newton Grove, Mission Mar. 5
Point Caswell Mission at Bry
ant's Mar,
8- 9
Dunlin Circuit, at Kenans-
ville. Mar. is-it
Waccamaw Mission, .Mar. 20
Onslow, at Leban
on....: .....Mar. 22 23
-. . . -.. .
UieminglOn irCUlt. ai -Uiem-
ington.. . . : .... ... .Mar.29 30
W. H Bobbitt, P. E.
DIED.
I mmt-.w T mm m u U4 u m W m W KJ W m, im T mtmm nrrm. mm.
ats 30 o'clock, Mr. c. u. clowis, aged 51
Tdcncc. on Red Cro3 street.
between Front and Second, at 3 o'clock, to-
morrow (Saturday) afternoon. Friends and
acquaintances are invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State of North Carolina,
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i New Hanover County
N.
Lewis, Administratrix ofljCouncil Sim
mons, vs.
AUen Simmons and wife Catharine, Bufu
Simmons and wife SalHe, Henry Simmons
and wife Casslc, George Simmons. Arthur
MurrlU and wire, et als., heirs at law cf
Council Simmons, deceased. i
It beinjr made to mvoexx to me. that the de
fendants Rufns Simmons and wife Sallle are
necessary parties to this action, have property
in uu state, and are non residents, wu can
not after due dlntence be found in this state,
and that this action Is begun to subject ccr
tal a real estate described la the complaint ia
this cause to sale to oar the debts of the estate
of said Council Simmons,
These, therefore, are to netlfy the iald En
fas simmons and wife Sallte. f be and appear
at my oX0.ce. la the city of Wilmington. o
Monday, the lith April. 1884. and answer or
demur to the eomplalnt this day filed, or judg
ment will be granted according to the prayer
thereof. s. Vaxailringe,
i Clerk Superior Court,
feb 3 law6wf " New Haimcx County. ,
NO. 51
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
United States of America,
I
Eastern District of North Carolina.
Whereas, a libel has boen filed in the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the East
ern District of North Carolina, at Wilmington,
In said District, the 18th day of February,1884,
by John B. Conkllnjr and James B . Pardee.
owners of the Steamer Minnehaha, libellants
against the said j Steamer Minnehaha, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, and against
James M. McGowan and wife Sarah J. Mc-
Gowan. and against Frank Wilkinson, Master
or sua steamer, ana against an otner persons
claiming an Interest therein, alleging In sub
stanccthat heretofore one Joseph Blsbee and
James M. McGowan being Indebted to one
Oscar F. Earle.of Mllford.Ncw Haven county,
Connecticut, the said Bisbec In order to secm e
the said indebtedness did execute and deliver
to the said Erie a mortgage of the said steamer
together with her i appurtenances, and there
fore, for value, the said Earle had sold and as
signed the said indebtedness to the said libel
lants and had assigned also to them the said
mortgage security, whereby they had become
the legal , owners of the said steamer, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, and that the
.condition of the said mortgage hadbeen bro
ken by the said mortgager whereby the libel
lint had become entitled to the possession of
the said steamer with the power to sell the same
by the terms of the said mortgage, and also
that the said Sarah J. -McGowan claimed to
have a second mortgage upon the said steamer
from the said Bisbee to her to secure certain
indebtedness due from him to her, and that
she together with the said Wilkinson, were
claiming to be entitled to the possession, held
the said steamer and refused on demand to de
liver her to said libellants. And praying pro
cess against said steamer, her tackle, apparel
and furniture, and the same might be sold
and the proceeds thereof be first appropria
ted to the payment of the said secured debt,
go as above assigned to, and belonging to libel
lants, together with costs, charges and ex
penses. ' - : j
Now. in pursuance of the monition under
the seal of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming tne said steamer, ber tackle,
apparel and furniture, or in any manner in
terested therein, that they be and appear be
fore the said Lis trict Court, to be held for
Eastern District of North Carolina, at Wil
mington, on the fourth Monday after the first
xaonaay m April next, men and tnore to inter
pose their claims and to make their allega
tions in that behalf. !
Dated 29th day of February, 18S4.
JOSHUA B. IIIIxL, Marshal.
Per DANIEL KLEIN, Deputy Marshal.
McEae & Strange, Proctors for Libellants.
feb 29 lit i
CLOSING OUT.
W1
E ARE CLOSING OUT CERTAIN lines
Of MEN'S BOOTS AT COST AND LESS
THAN COST.
It will pay to look at them before purchas
ing elsewhere.
WE OFFER BARGAINS ON THEM.
Iaa Tf T?tTii A finna
IXtJU Xl ULUULLill OQ OUUSj
108 NORTH FRONT ST.
feb 2S
New rJlusic.
CUPERB SONGS." j THE LATEST Song
k
Folio published. Contains over 200 pages
Choicest Songs. Fancy paper cover, 60c;
nanasomeiy oouna ciotn, ?i.
The "SONG WORLD." No. 1 and No. 2. the
best 25c Book public hed; entirely new; Illus
trated paper covers; each number, price zac
i i ;
SHEET MUSIC A SPECIALTY. New and
beautiful pieces received every day. "When
the Robins west Again. sweet violets."
Scanlan'a Songs and all the popular pieces al
ways on tana.
M j
As a special Inducement I will offer to my
customers the following three SQz pieces of
Music for 50c :
"Little Rosebud Lip bo Fair,"
"Only a Rose Bud,,1 and
"Sweet Face Waltz."
Entire lot only Fifty Cents.- Just think of It.
Every one pleasing and attractive.
can early ana oxten at
HEINSBERGER'S,
fob 25 Live Book and Music Sure.
Wanted.
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100 QUARRY HAND3,FORG0V-
ernment work at Keystone Quarrfcti, on Cape
i - . I
Fear River, fourteen miles below Wilmington.
fcb25-6teod ROSS 4 LARA.
w. &
E. S. LATIMER,
Attorneys-at-Law.
OCica S. E. Cor. Piinceas aad Water SU.
jaa -7 i
r Sale.
T HAVE TWELVE COLONIES OF ITAL
1 AN BEES, la patent hives, which I will sell I
cheap for cash. ." E. MclJOUGALL.
"feb 25. - UiChestaatfitreet
PLKAS5 JiOTICS.
We will be glad to receive 7"nTTE,'m
from our frlcnda on any aad all subject
General Interest but
H name of the writer mast always be fa
alsbed to the Editor. ' f
Communications mast fee wrttto oa!
one aide cf the paper.
Personalities must bo Avoided."
And it Is especially and p&rt-ctLt&rly and
stood that the Editor doc not always andot
the views of correspondents iiti so atatt'
In the editorial columns. : I
MISCELLANEOUS
JUST OPENED !
AT
dLmIq
i 1
UUoUUUn lW3.
316 Tw.arket St.
FRENCH
SOOES,
Victoria and Persian Lawns,
Pique, Marseilles, Chec
20,000 Yards'
EMBROIDERIES!
Hjj O 3E3 SJ.
A FULL ASSORTMENT IN ALL NEW
STYLE3 AND DESK NS. j
BALANCE sOF ' I
WINTER GOODS !
i i
SELLING OUT VERY CHEAP,
1
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING STOCK.
M. R?l. KATZ',
116 Market St.
jan 21 I ! !
25 CENTS A BOX I
NOTHEE INVOICE OF OUR SPLENDID
TOILET SOAP, 25 cents for box of 12 citei.
this day received. This is a perfumed Toilet
Soap which Is really good and cheap supply
lng a want which has always existed. Wd are
i ! i ' '
exhibiting a magnlGccBt line of Toilet' and
Castile Soaps, all grades, and equally as cleap
II i . '..
as our big drive. Please call If only to Inspect.
li
Respectfully,
fob 13
MUNDS BROS. A DsROSSET,
Cheap standard Vyorks,
59 GENTS EACH.
HANDSOMELY BOUND JN CLOTH : !
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onakespearc. Byron, Scott,1 Burns, Tenny.
son, Owen Meredith, Macau ley, Jean Ingelow,
Household Poems. 1001 Gems of Poetry,
Green's History of the English People, S voU,
LIfo of
xsapoieon, jiattics or tno jtepuDue,
Strickland's History
of England, Dicken'a
Chlld'd History of England, Grime's House.
hold Stories, Robinson Crusoe. Swiss Family
Robinson, Tom Brown at Rugby, Scottish
Chiefs, Tbaddeus of Warsaw, Children of the
Abbey, Arabian NighU, 20.0C0 Leagues Under
the Sea. Tour of the World in 80 Days, Myste
rioos Island, Paul and Virginia, Fox's Book of
Martvrs, Bunyan's Pilgrim Progress, Ao., Ac
Any of the above sent post paid apon thp
receipt of the price. . O, W. YATES, i
feb 251 119 Market St., Wilmington, N- C.
TERRIBLE
TNDEED
IT IS TO HAVE TO EAT FOOD
J. COOKED IN AN OLD (DILAPIDATED
&TOVE. Indigestion, deadllver. bad temper.
bad blood, an ugly face, all from that old
Stove. Goto our House and get the CURE,
for all these ills by buying one of our "Barley
Sheafs," "Golden Harvest,' "Farmer" or
"Southern Oaks" all good, and will smooth '
out that face at the head of the table. Only
by PARKER A TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. jfebtt
Home's Garden Oysters
ABE CONCEDED TO iJE THE BEST.
They are to be had only at the Old North
otaic oaioon, o. o, soutn xrnt be
Jce col Laser Beer m eoecLaltr.
The bct
.v msxcy ana purest w
Cisrars as Brood as the
. . v - . . . . -
purest Wines sokl lu the city.
bezt. uaiisnu oe con-
vinced.
feb
Shirt
r.ade
rilO ORDER OF B EST , WAMSUTT A Shirt
X lng and No. 2100 Linen for the loir price of
perfect fit and good substantial work
! antccd. Our patrons and customers are
guar-
fnvtt
ed to call and leave their measure at the above
remrkably low price at the Wilmington. Shirt
factory. j. jSBAUff, rrop
feb 20 if 27 Market t.
We TJeglected
rjlO PUBLISH OUR USUAL ADVERTISr-
ment on Monday evening, but we did not
i- . . ..: . - . I . : ; ! ' i
sec lect our f xicttU. This wee k we offer our
tuual assortment at
prices equally at low a
I heretofore and la some articles . perhaps a htr
tie lower.
WE DO NOT; SELL ADULTERATED
' - k: ' " SUGARS, .
: bat the purest goods that can be obtained. ; 0
All bar goods will be sold s t the very lowest
living: pTltJCS. J J. U. IIUUGINS A CO j
feb ft . - " Slarcopyl 4 i t .
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