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Pheumat sm.Heuralgla.Sciatica,
K Biekieht. Headache. Toothathe.
.. BuoitT raus aid irnrs.
fch lj
Toa rUloi tc
ta MnriNr.-
' MT' AkCJ-UC.
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6 cilc f-r i:iilri
1 Vymprtiat
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r Nominal WtakBfM.
' , tf, aikfrromp!lDi7" nuiann
t-t-t w- m.zi -i
T.MIJ1W,: - , . -
Its Nemnc, insolvent.
VTri "rin'l UtAt.c forties ctt .11 the
i Ir.txCw Urcla r.ft rrvd to. It's ktowa u-or 'J
TTHETGRtnriJ
. - m mm r
a ft. i m
grc!ollQluiEinlR
". .--a r..ervtae raUcr.t ix?l by the
t"at (; r:r:.oacf activity to the etoinach
a-d frrnK r'fa. wherrbv the bn!n 1 re
trf . I t f f. fti 1 f-ir.de, which arc created br
X'.f r" a?c referred t.
rjci-n. Lawyer. I.ltrrsry ram, Mcr
eUat . IUb kern.Latinrn anJ all Ujo whor tri
rntr plorii-.eiit cac ncrrou pntra'iox
tiiritt that ecratalnctl the flnkin f:.x.v.
JvJi bT all DnitA. Th; lilt. S. A.
UICllM0JDMED.tX3.,lroprSuJoKih,Ma
rn U-ttmorJaTi and elrcnlsr prn l ftmp.
ruu K. Cri:u3lo-- VT 3:i
dee 13 Iw arm
Out on the Prairie;
Concernlnir Sometliinc' Better
than Sirs. Toodles IVIiccI-
barrow And tho Hoason
Why.
w he a ccrUio uommisaary ocncrai com
nlAlne l to the Date of Wellington that Sir
Thorn at Ptcton ha-l tlccUrcd be would liar
hUa If the ration fur that General rilv!.-ion
were not forthcoming at a ccrLita hour, tbc
Iuke replied:
"Ahr 1M he lo lecd go ao fir ai that? DM he
My he'd hanx you?
Tea. nay lord
-Well. Generl Ilrt.n ! jq-t
tt.c man to
kwphUwori. ToaM letter pet
the rations '
up la time."
Uut t ret th Tt!-n4 nr anrihlr.r c'sc dp In
time one tnnt tnw w hea to lay hi hitid no
wS haduht aui
bom to bu wife- I
If aprtbtnf aafc-'if happen. rnT dear. It will
o ao nan jy to uf e la the houi.
Relin the ml wholesale drnjc bouwj-of
wi:;im Hart. In h:;ln. Id , ono day, Mr. O.
IL bhenntn, the hotTather i.f that ptac,
remaned, roaeernin PARKER'S TONIC "1
bate txrd It la my family tor two rear, and I
sa!:!uUnly rn-nonnre It the beat medicine
we lirt ever ue. It 1 hady tn hve In the
aoc. an-1 we arc never without it "
Ct:-1 from the tnaa rrona why Mr.
paeraaa wa rl!xht. ! rool coourh loron
l Wr Ue rtrt, PARICRSTOSIC la dcl!clou
ta (Ne r-U; -oq. n lnlorai. but doe$
pro -f m tar far ttront drint;
v action, and opcaintc all the
rcr eoacna al
or; ia lot.) health
rrrof the aala: fourth. It rurlota the Itlood.
tax enrtttf KLlooy. Urrr an I Lunjf lleae a
KaramatL4ai ; Orih
Bat Uke It Into your bonac,and It will sicik
rriue;f Unco miI, yoa will change It for
a-xils le. hyleUna commend It Trfc,
tin ani ft. uiscox C , CbemUU,
--w i orv. men u -mw im nrm
Sufferers
tram louthful Imprudence
cauftinjr ervoaa iebiutr.
feu! aa I phy!cal werane. Valuable In
araaa.o for home euro rilKK. Cae-1 23 years
n.e4ia::y r. A. j. oiln. Doi 24J. Chtca
" mar il-dAwl
SBATE'S SPECIFICS.
rre?rd from formula ud by an eminent
partkrtta dartBC yrars tneceaafnl
practice.
r-!lc N-v. 1 ;u&r&ntssl to effect a radi
cal care of an affocUoca of the illood. whether
Tro-'tt4 or aoiulred. Sain Ulaeaaea, plm
ra,rt! patchca. etc, are permanently
ed tr nu:' sr12c No. I. Ihica 1 1.
piic No. f-Corea Savxixal Weakness,
toi uebilttt, from louthral lndlcre
r or tre-c. trol.icln Exhausted Vlul
Z I"m of Manhoot. This remely la on-ia.-lUtheenrepf
these eomplalota. It Is
i ucau!o4 to the weekend Ncrroos
-'u N furc to renew the strength
arL' ""7 le debilitated rgans and effccU
: -'ca toAUnt relief and per
rV. t6 BheumatUm. Price t i.
kcaTJ T poaltlTe care tor all weak
nUtcnialea. Prtoe l.
lrj u .airr,u o" cel on receipt ot price
7 J' w t, N. Clark SL. Chldao.
cikcuLac. - -
John C. Darls,
A TToa.NET AND
" COLNSTSLLOR AT LAW,
Y ortr tie Baak of Naw llaaorer.
Sh2, 1? lh Couru of the to late.
Tuitf111 ttlon patdio' the collection
'"' M14tf
Has Arrived I
r5H SUPFLT or THAT delicious
UTED Pixt APPLE by UMlaj'a X Y
8xr. AU-, another lot of that A S. 1
1XDTEA at COe per pournkj (China Cup
-aacer jUea with CTery pound) 200 ounda
u lw weeka. C member X keep nothing
ka the tery beat CrsKtaaa roodt. Freah
' KT ek. Call an t examine at Crapom I
f a&
I
i..:. ysorwhortqalro ncrrc tr.tr. :. ;!
,.r .F.,t.uUlit.,iAMAIUTA! NcnT!Ei-iiVa.li ilc.
! f.n. !!r?k It the mwloii.ii rliil il-
at. CUAFON; Attnt, '
ramliTUrocer,
ti soma rrbat.St
rhftDnilv PAvimv
iiobruuy i-aOTiOftt
EVUN1NG SUi:NE.
!
I strod at eve by the river side.
Watchinrr the flow of the tailing tide.
(Jut tf the West tame a lenm of gold.
Far in the East the thunder rolled,
Over H e Ue'tls lor m:Is away
Caaio stealing night iii his robeofgray.
Oat of the barbor into the bay,
Ovir the waters far away.
Into the V't. whert the fi!or"oa3 san
Sinks to rrt when the day is done,
One by one tho ooJ ships sail.
With wins outspread to lh evening
gale.
Over the hills a (tidJcn ea:n
.1
Lit uii thybreaUof the peaieTul stream
- . i . .
I ne fior;o:isiiKRt nut a motuMit staveu.
Tiun faded away iuthegatheringsbade.
t he far-off ships slow sank lrom hlzhi
lijtoa.sca of dreary night.
MKS. ULAINK.
A State.stnati'ri AVil'e av1ii is Sot
at all Popular u ith Women.
A new Congressman's w ite and they
hear more gossip in their first ear than
in all the rest ot the time they stay here
was telling me of the discussion sLe
bad beard during a wptk of afternoon
calls. At every other place Mrs, lilaine
was the topic of talk, and except for the
sectional and lukewarm defenses by tee
New England reop'e, thtro were no
champions for the cause of .Mrj. Hiaine.
the iuaionty decided that they never
wanted to sea her in thb hite House,
aad wcu!d prevtnt'it if they could. The
most of thtse women are really afraid
of Mrs. Blaine, and .she ha a frigidity
ofdemeauor that impresses some men
with a r.ervous desire to tct away from,
her. While her husband (.ccupiud pub
ic positions here andl her house was
optn to callers i the ci:t jmnry alur
noon ot tach week, many who went
there to pay the:r repect owned up to
a regular staze fright a.- they entered
ihe parlor. 1 hy all stood in awe oi
Miss l)odge. (Ci ail Hamilton), who is
a cousin ot ivirf. ii;aise s ami spenus
the Winters with her. und when they
learned that Miss, 'Dodge bail small
pinion of the averaze woman s mind,
reasoning ana conversational powers,
they felt more uncomloriable still.
Mrs. lilaine is a mugniUeeiit-looKing
woman; tall and of majestic carriage,
with a prominent aquiline nose, strong
leatures ana n crown oi gray nair.
She is an ideal duchess of the old regime
when arrayed in evening dress, with
hef diamonds sparkling about her ; and
once this winter, whea she ! wore a
black lace drcsX relieved with knots of
orange velvet ribbons, and tho low ball
corsage rcvcalinz her plump shoulders
and arms, she was a picturd to be re
membered. Her sons are fine looking
men, but neither of her daughters
equal their mother in appearance. Ah
six of her children have tho strongly
m .irked features of lolh lather and
mother, and thcfrcyje3 and noses' would
decide their parentage anywhere with
out other knowledge. Going; through
me city market one morning wun a
sicht-secing friend, wc spied Mrs.
Isiaine at a butcher s stall buying
mutton chops. All the swell house
keepers here go to market in person.
and from the time Daniel Webster used
to stroll off to marke. at 0 o'clock in
the morning, with 'his servants and
baskets, there has never been a- ques
tion as to its being the mot natural
thing in the world. People who
come here irom some otner cities
think it wonderfully strange to meet in
the market the same women who
astonished them with the lustro of their
hi.zh position and the richness of their
dressing at a reception the night before,
When my Y estern fneml, therefore.
became convinced the matron standing
so near us tn tno niartet was reauv
Mrs. Blaine and the wife of a possible.
President, she watchc l her intently lor
A ft
a lew minnr.es. fc,Yeryiningaoont nrn.
Blaine is strongly individual and char
acteristic, and sho has tho same majes
tic, austere manner in themarket-hoaso
as in the parlor. Sho stood With stately
and nnronseious rxtse before the man of
h?. cm direct
gaze, rfnd the way in winch she dropped
the chance into her purc and snapped
it shut, was as characteristic as any
studied moved in a drawing-roolu.
When sho walked away my friend
drew a long breath and said : 'U ell.
I'd like to see tho butcher, tho politi
cian, the man. woman or child who
would try to cheat or decieve ber! She
could freeze rao solid with one such
look." Wash. Letter to Louis Globe
Democrat. . , .t- : M .k-
cells to healthy action, ana promotes a
vieorousirrowih. i 1: contains all that
can Do suppueu to maKo tno natural
hair beautiful and abundant; keeps the
scalp free from dandruffprevents the
hair from beconjinjr dt v and harsh, and
makes it flexible and-glassy.
A Very Sick Stranjrcr.
Down in a town in Alabama I found
a native with his chair tipped back un
der an awining in front ot a saloon, hat
down on his ears, eves half closed and
his toes showinz through his hoots.
Curat tbc hitching-post' was a faded
old mule, bead down and eyes closed.
and the mad of last fall had not been
cleaned off his skeleton frame. 1 was
looking from man to mule to see it 1
could establish a chain ot evidence.
when the native straightened up and
K.!d ;.
"Stranger, yc aint com to settle in
this kentry?''
Powerful glad to bear it. Lets
drink." ' .
I declined, and he took fifteen cents
wofih and came back and said :
Strancer. this is a powerful baa
kentry powerful baa.
What's tbc matter?''
No chance fur a poor i man not a
shake ol a chance. Let s drink.
I declined, and he took his usual
dose with a sigh of satisfaction.
Look at men he said as be rciurcou
to his chair. "4I am alivin' evidence of
Sa r&t mat una is tno inc wusi ken
trv on earth rur a wmte man woo non-
up I etly desires to break his back In agry
. enltural imria'ts. Pre bin going'
.,mm ktii tw!v rl rvtwnrlr fur tha
Uun u uu"-""
last twenty y'ar. Stranger, wet your
whistler . ... .
I replied that my wnaiio require a a
dry atmosphere, and be wcat j in andl
t9ok it traiirht a?aln, . (
"Ye-, sir." be said, a ho cot his chin
dried oSVthe darned Southern nabob
grind me on one side and the : infernal
nigger on the other, and Vm bound to
be pulverized."
"Dojoa.iarm?"
'What's the u?e? Nuthin' that I
planted ever crowed. It's alias too
much or too little rain, and if I hire
niggers they don't stay."
I ht-n von speculate?"
' "Mebbe I do. Mebbe if I trade a
mule wuth a hundred dollars tor one
wulh sixty you' kin call it speculation.
I Say. let's licker."
1 declined, and he never shed a tear
as his corn-juice went down.
I tell you a poor man hain't got no
rights 'round yere.aod he's bein1 ground
lnioiueuusi, ce observed as he en
mat m. . m.
largeu Le noie m the ton of frs hat so
that a tuft of hair could stick up through
It seems to be a fine country ?"
-That's a deception."
"But you have a nice climate and
can raise most everything."
' "Then what ails me? Why hain't
I a Southern nabob? Why don't I ride
a boss an' wear good clothes and hold
ofiice?"
Because," I answered, determined
to lie to bim..your wife is probably a
very cureless manager, while you have
never carefully studied tho foundation
principles of economy."
'Stranger, be said, as be rose up
and shook both hands at once, 'you've
hit upon it plumb centre, and you're
the only man that ever bas. All the
rest ofeni say it's "cause I kin do more
lea fin' and drinkin1 that any man in the
State of Alabama Slranecr, write
them words down fur me. I'll git the
hang of 'era in about an hour, and then
I'll go home an' giv my fam'ly to un
derstand that they've got to buckle right
down to economy or hunt fur other
diggins ! fuel's destroy, about three fin
gers of tho juice!" Detroit Free Press.
If you suffer with Sick Headache,
Constipation, Sour Stomach, or Bilious
attacks, Emouy's Little Catuaktic
Tills will relieve you. -IScents. eod-w
Embrridered tulle :s
bridesmaids veils.
fashionable for
Cured My Wife's Weakness.
From Evansville. Ind., the home oi
oar correspondent, Mr, Jno. R. Patter
soa. comes the the following: Samari
tan Nervine cared my wife of a case ol
female weakness." It's an extract from
Mr. Patterson's letter, SI 50.
The JaDane3e are seriously consider
ing the utilization of the Hot Springs
near Tokio as a mcaus of producing
heat and power.
"Kourli on Coughs."
Knocks a Cough or Cold endwise.
For children or adults. Troches, 15c.
Liquid, 50c. At druggists. eod
'
Panels on dress skirts are. more fash
ionably used than ever. These may be
either of plush, jet, or velvet.or may be
of ihe same material as the dress.
Kescued From Death.
William J. Coughlin. of Somerville
Mass., says ; In the fall of 1876, 1 was
taken with bleeding op lungs follow
ed by a severe cough. I lost my ap
petite and flesh, and was confined to
my Jed. In 1877 I was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said I had a
hole in my lungs a3 big as a half dollar.
At one time a report went around that I
was dead I gave up hope, but a lriend
told me of DU. WILLIAM IIALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I got
o KnMln whpn tn mv snrnrigft. T fom-
menced to feci better, and to-day I feel
better than for three years past.
Another
Physician's Testi
mony. Boston'. Mass., May U, 1881.
1 know parties who have tried all
kind3 of medicines for Lung Diseases,
who say that Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
FOR TUD LUXGS IS a COMPLETE SUC-
CESS. UK. UliAS. 11. WUUJJ.
Whale fisheries tliat were overwork
ed on this coast one hundredyeara ago,
are now being revived, the animal
baviug appeared again, within a year I
several new species of whale have been
discovered by the lifeboats men of the
Jersey coast.
!
A Card.
To all who arc suffering from tho errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man
Thnml Src T will Rend a recine that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
rrroa v ramaif i v wn u i ixji ivki ni iiv
irreat remedv was discovered by a mis-
sionarv in South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseth
T. Ixman, Station D Xsew lora Vuv.
eodo&wly !
A Fair Oflcr
Tno Voltatc Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich., offer to send Dr. Dye's V olatic
Belt and Appliances on trial, for thirty
days, to men, young or old, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, anu
kindred troubles.
See advertisement inthu paper,
t th s eow&"
If you need a real good first class
wil-'nr' sLnvP. don't fnil tn see the EX
i -
celsior Penn.. Zeb. Vance and New
Emerald, besides others. They are to
be found at factory prices at Jacobi's,
who is the manufacturers agent, t
N. A. STEDMAN, Jr.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office on Prloceas. between Front and Sec
ond street, la the la$ement of Caildln? No.
1 14. next to old Journal Bunding, WIUiiSG
T IN N. C
Practices la all tbjs Criminal and Civil
Couru of New Hanover, BUden, Columbus,
Pender aad Brunswick Coantle.
tcb 2-dw-tf
Shirts Made
rtK) ORDER OF BEST WASISUTIA nin
J L Ing and No. 5100 Linen for the low price of
A Trfect fit aad good substantial work ruar
an teed. Onr patrons and rnstomera are lnrlt
ed to call and leave tbelr measnrea at tba a bore
remarkablr low price at the Wilmington Shirt
ractory. J. EIBACH, Prop.,
fcbSOtf ti llarketEt.
hemuiscejcesop nociiESTEn.
,
X OC X M.IIB or 111 ft nn2 mnl
Patch Fatml Leap-One of ft
Boalness Hoauea and Its
- great magnitude.
lno present floods, which are either
devastating or threatening the countrv
m every direction, are justly cause for
apprehension. No matter whether
they come suddenly or by slow degrees,
they are, in either case, a great evil
ana much to be dreaded, and vet Amer-
ica will always be troubled by these
spring overflows. Probably j one ot
the most disastrous that was ever
known, oecurred in Rochester, N. Y.,
aut twenty Oars ago The Gene-ee
river, jusfabove the falls, where i Sora
I'atcb made his final and fatal leap,
became completely blockaded by ice.
forming an impassable dam, and the
awr coming uown tnc uenesee river
overflowed the principal portion
of the city of Rochester. This catas
trophe would have been repeat
ed ; the present year had not the
energy and foresight of the city author
ities prevented it. The writer hap
pened to be in Rochester at that time
and was greatly interested in the man
ner in which this great5 catastrophe
was averted. Every few moments!, a
roar like the peals ol thunder or the
booming of cannon would be heard,
and in order to see this ice blasting
process, the writer went to the top of
the new w arner building, which ever
looks the Genessee river. From here
he was not only enabled to see the pro
cess uninterruptedly, but also the mag
nificent building, which has just been
completed. This is unquestionably the
finest building devoted to business and
manufacturing purposes in America,
being entirely fireproof, eight stories
high, and containing over lour and a
quarter acres of flooring. Mr. Warner
treated your correspondent very cour
teously, and in the course of the con;
versation said : '
"We are doing a tremendous busi
ness and are far behind in our orders.
This is the season of the year when
people, no matter how strong their con
stitution may be, feel, more or less, the
pain and indisposition.' the headaches,
colds, neuralgia. rheumatism,dull pain,
sore throats, coughs all the 1,001 ills
that flesh is heir to come this time of
the year, if at all. It is natural, there
fore, that we should de very busy. This
is specially true ot our Safe Rheumatic
Cure, and it is crowding us very sharp
ly for a new remedy."
"Singular, but I had forgotten that
yoa do not advertise to cure all diseases
from one bottle, as is done generally by
many other medicine men, but 1 sup
posed Warner's Safe Cure was for the
cure of rheumatism."
" And so it has been until our remedy
which was especially for rdeumatism
and neuralgia, was introduced. We
have been three years perfecting this
new remedy. Study first taught us
there were certain powerful elements in
Warners Safe cure, better known a
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
that made wonderful cure3 in chronic
and acute rheumatism, but during bur
investigation, we learned of a remarka
ble cure at a celebrated springs, and
put our experts to investigate and found
that the springs did not contain any
valuable properties, but the course' o
treatment that was being given there
was performing all the benefit. By
carefully combining-the active princi
pies of this remedy with our bale cure
we have produced our Safe Rheumatic
Cure, and the cures it is effecting are
simply wonderful, and I do not doubt
it will become as popular as our Safe
Cure." !
"You seem to talk freely in regard to
your remedies and appear to have no
secrets. Mr. Warner."
"None whatever. The physician with
his hundred calls and one hundred dis
eases, is neccssarilly compelled to guess
at a firreat deal. We are enabled to
foliow up and perfect, while physicians
can only experiment with .their nun
dred patients and hundred diseases.
With the ordinary physician, the code
bindsjiim down, so that if ho makes
discovery, he is bound to giye it to the
other, physicians, which, of course, dis
courages investigation, to a great ex
tent. This is why the great discoveries
in medical science of late year3 have
been made by chemists and scientists
and not by physicians, and it in a meas
ure accounts lor the great value oi our
remedies, also for tho remarkable suc
cess ot ail those doctors who make Ja
snccialtv of one or two diseases."
"And you find that you are curing as
creat a number of people as ever be
fore?" i
"Yes. a far greater number. I Wc
never sold so much of our medicine
as now and never knew of so many
remarkable cure3."
The writer departed after the above
interview, but was greatly impressed,
not onlv bv the sincerity of Mr. War
ner, but by the vastnessjof all he saw,
Mr. Warner's medicines are used
throughout ihe entire length and
breadth of the land, and wc doubt not
the result they are effecting are really
as wonderful as they are related to be
First National Bankeof IWil
mingtonv UAIXAISTOCK..
,..$250,000
BUBPLUS rUXD....--
.MM 66.0CI
Deposits recelred aad eoIleeCona: auuSeloa
all.aoceaslblo polnIs?n tbe UnltedSUtes.
DISCTOES
K. C BCRIiCSS, D.G.jTrOBTHl
A. If ASUS. JAS.SFBU2JT,
- (iEOEQEICHADBOUBN.
OmCXBS:
E. K. BTJBBTJSS.,
A. K. W AXICKB-
Prestdent-
Csanter
ASSt CMTlTfT
Tf.T.AKTTISa.
apis
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertising Cheats ! ! !
"It has become so common to. write
the beginning of an article, in an ele
gant, interesting manner,! i.
'Then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such.
"And simply call; attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain, hon'
est terms as possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else "
"The Remedy so favorably noticed
in all the papers,
"Religious and secular, i3
"Having a;lanc sale, and is supplant
ing all oth-r medicines.
"There is no denying the virtues ot
the Hop plant, and the proprietors of
liopisitters have shown great shrewd
ness
"And ability
"In compounding a medicine whose
virtues are sn palpable to every one's
observation .
Old Sho Die?
"No! I
"She lingered and suffered along.
pining away all the time for years;"
"The doctors doing her no good :"
s'And at last was cured by this Hop
Indeed! Indeed!"
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine."
A Daughter's Misery. ;
- "Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed ol misery. i
"From a complication of kidney, liv-
er. rheumatic trouble and Nervous de
bility, i
'Under tlic care of the best pujsiclar.p,
"Who gave! her disease various names,
"Bat no relief,
ml now I sho Is restored to us in good
health by as elm pie a remedy as Hop Hitters,
that we bave fihuaned for yeais before using
it." The PaJeests.
Father is Getting: Well.
"My daughters say:
"How much better father
is since he used
Hop Hitlers."
"He is geuiujr well alter his lone
suffering
irom a disease declared incurable"
"And we are so irlad that he used your Bit
ters. A Lady of Utica, N. Y.
men lo lmd&w tpc nrm
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Liue.
STEAMEBS
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVB
SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P. 21.
BENEFACTOR Saturday, April
REGULATOR Saturday,
BENEFACTOR Sa.turday.
April 12
April 19
April 26
REGULATOR..
.Saturday,
Through
Bills Ladlnz and
Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Points
in xsortn and soutn uaronna.
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For Freight or Paasage apply to
H. G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C.
THEO. G. EGER, Freight Agent,
35 Broadway, New York.
WM. if. uiiiUK a ia).. tenerai Ajrenu.
OCt 29 tf
Baltimore & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
STEAMERS
lialeigh and Yidette.
Oa and after Saturday,; January 5th, a S tea ra
il
er of this Hue will sail from ;
;baltimore,
Eycry5A URDAY at 3 P. M.
From ,
wiLivdciisrca-Tonsr.
SATURDAY, unless sooner loaded.
Through Bills of Lading and lowest through
rates guaranteed to and from points on ths
Rail Roads and Cape Fear Rlrer.
ALSO, j
To and Irom Boston, Providence, Philadel'
phia ana an western clues.
For Frcisht Engagements, apply to!
A. O." CAZATJX, Afjt.f
Wilmington, N. C.
andbews; & co.t Agts.,
S. W. Corner Light and German Sts.,
dec-29 . Baltimore.
niiaivcdia rent, na ii
an infant cur for Piles.
Price SI. at drufnrtsts, or
fc llBCDtprepaMbyman. Sample
, IJ lr. Ad? ANA KEilS."
LLMakera.Box 24162e?Xorx-
UPP E RE R
fm Yonthfal Lm prod ace. csnsmz
Hi mnrnxm Tlahilitv MantJ And PbTSW
ealWaka. vain able information
fiiii rti ft n mm "-Tr-if-rrr
nov 27 yeodAw t th a
Wanted.
B
Y A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE TO
stablish a manufactory thereon, well-timber
ed cypress lands. Parties who may have such
lands to dispoee or are requested to commtim
cate. with me at Wades bo roor by letter with
4ir. J04U x. uamea. at vviiminsrton in person
Full prrtculars as to exact location of landi
nnmber of acres, probable yield of timber j
the acre ana . lowest price, must-be man
known. JOHN TJ PATRICK.
state immigration Agent,
aplltf
Wadetnm. TS
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The Excursion and Pic Nic
EASj-N IS OVEB AND THE T11XATRI-
CAL AND BALL Season has opened again,
and JOHN W ERNES, the practical Genoa
Barber and Perfumer, la personally la attend
ance at his Hair .Dressing saloon, 29 Market
Street, between Water anl rront, -WUming
ion, v. -
rninnrfci
i jiifi i j
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPRING :.SulOIER
GOODS !
4
1ST O "W (O0B3STI
'' ' . " ; . - .1.,, ; 1
116 'market St.
All the Latest Novelties
-IN-
Dress Goods,
' White
Goods,
Gloves, Hosiery
Corsets,
Housekeeping.
Goods,
Hi
Men and Hoys'
&c.
ALL AT iPRXE3 LOWER THAN
TUEY
HAVE BEEN FOR YEARS.
And which In Texture, Wear and PutaMl
will give satisfaction.
AtqRE PARTICULARS IN A FEW 'DAYS, '
CALL AND GET SOME OF THE SPECIAL
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BARGAINS AT
RH. 1UI. CATZ,f
116 fUlarket St;
jau2t .,. ....... .... i .
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Fo r e c I os u ro : Sale.
1 1
BY VIRTUE OF TnE TOWER OF SALE
contained in a deed of mortgago made by
U. J. Byrd to S. Hill Terry on tho 27th Janua
ry, I8di, recorded lu Boo . S 3 8, page 437 Of
ine itccords or new Jianovcr county, tno un
dersigned will expose for sale to the highest
bidder, for ca?h, at the Court House jdoor la
the city of Wilmington, on Monday ,2Stn A prill
1S84, at 12 o'clock, M, iho following described
tracts of land situate In said city, described as.
follows: ' . . i
1st One lot beginning at the Northwest cor
ner of Block 200, runs thence South along tho
East line of Seventh street 119 feet, thenco
East parallel with Harnett street 5tf feet to
Love's line, thence Northwestwardly with said
line 132 feet to the beginning, being parts of
lots 1 and 2, Block 200. ' 1
2nd One other lot beginning at Northwest
corner of Block 203, runs thence East with tho
South side Of Uarcctt street 61 feet, thenco
South parallel with Seventh street 132 feet,
thence West parallel with Harnett street IS
feet to Love's line, thence Northwestwardly
with said line 140 feet, more or lcs to the be
ginning, being part of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 20G.
JOHN D. BELLAMY, Jr.,
Att'yfor Mortgagee
mch ?S 30d
United States of America,'
District Court of the United States for tLe
Eastern District of North Carolina.
Bryan Morse i '
against
Steamer Minnehaha,
and.
James B. Pardee.
In
wharfatrc and fuel.
Notice is hereby given that in obedience to
a motion to me addressed under the seal ot
the District Court of the United States, for tho
District of Cape Fear, in the Eastern District
ot North Carolina, dated 25th day of March.
A. V. 1884, 1 have this day attached aad seized
the steamer Minnehaha, her tackle, apparel
and furniture, and do detain and holl the same
in my custody until farther orders of the I
Court. r" '"'"' ..' .-i1..., i.. I
Now. all persons claiming the same or hav
ing any, authority to say why the property
should not be condemned and sold In payment
of wharfage and fuel, are hereby Jnotlued to
appear before the said Court f be held at Wll
mington, on the Urst Monday afterthe fourth
Monday In April, A. D. 1MI, then and there
to interpose a claim for the same, and make .
their allegations In that be half, showing cause
II any tney nave to tne contrary, i .
Per Jos. H. Neff, Deputy.
mch 29 ,.- ' ' : - i .
, PTJE0ELL HOUSE,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.)
WUillNGTON. N. C
' ' B. L; PEER Yr Proprietor; i ' !
Late Prourictor Atlantic IfoteL rirai-CIaaa
In all t arrtttaifBntft. Twrroa SI- MtlSAts
Tobacco Selling Fast.
300
BOXES AND CADDIE i SOLD with-
in three weekr. " v ' '
2s) Roxe and Cadd!e to close connlnmeat.
Various Brands from 20 rntn npwardit. -
JSAM'L. BEAR. SB,
msh.3 w Markettrcet
ka
A T MONACH'S, SECOND STREET.be-
i tweea Mar let and Princees, Ladles and Gen
uemen'a goods or every dcscripuon. any color.
Also, cleinln?. scouriBr and bleaching, fit nd
me a pair of vonr oui Kid (iIovmi. , I
W. & E. S. LATIMER,
Attorneya-at-Law.
Of2c S. E. Cor. Princcaa and Water 8tsJ
Jan 7 ' - ' j' ? ' ".
ff.M1MrnlHllltlii M aa
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4 iiiiwm from i Mtmrn I UMrfinJ BMl. i4a
r? if 9 rnua u, arvlvra U7Z,
act 2Mjxodw t th a .
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