Anadir x
,tZshod
'epted by
JOSH T. JA3LE3,
oitob ajtd norxmoi.
...llT10S3 POSTAGE PAID:
3U7. !r nonth. tS.00. Tare
!!!!. L: Or month, 3 cents.
willt dearer by carrier, tree
r " ... rt Of UM city, at U abOT
artl" will report any and all fell.
-p ,A recite tow
r-s- Ay toryetf
t c ic circulation, cf any ntxcspapcr
7 r iournal. printed on
blood-red
isd calling itself the JTyiro "
FVj. b34 beeo 'tarteJ in Paris.
r, RUr H credited with posscss-
. the power, attributed also to M. do
fps.olinsloslcc? wbeneTer he
plca-eJ-
r&itcar, the French scientist, has
d -jcoTcred a means by which a doj
can rendered absolutely proof against
bJrrphob:a.
VtbbibMoo i djine out a a political
i,ae ia Kama, chiefly because its
trial fca 11 to nretty.general convic
ts Hit it does not prohibit.
MiiJ Cbaaiberlaiq, tho youns Ameri
caa whose beauty has attracted so mtrch
iJairatioa ia Europe, is to spend a
noath at Newpoit this summer.
A Connecticut man is reported to
hive taken oat patents for a process by
wbica beautiful and substantial car
Fu caa be made of paper at a Tery
law price.
. .
Wn. D. Kelley. tho father ot the
Hon of UeprcsentaliTes, from beinc
tie lowest in continuous service la that
body, completed his seventieth year on
Saturday. . :.
Tie pepa'ar branch of the Massachu
eta U2is!a'.uro has passed a bill for-b-Jiiiog
life insurance companies to
dlscrimtsa against colored people in
the isjsacce of policies.
The Marquis of Bute has offered a
prize of $500 for tbc best translation of
one of the Greu plajs into tbc Welsh
language, the competition to take place
at the forthcoming National Eistedd
i"dJ at Liverpool.
Senator Morrill, of Vermont, cele
brated his Iseventi-fourth birthdiyon
Sunday, lie is the oldest'man in the
Senate, with Senator Anthony, of
Rhode Island, following closc'y alter
him with his CO years
The substitute of Congressman
Hewitt for the Morrison tariff bill pro
vide for the placing of all raw material
oa the free list, leaving the remainder
f the tariff untouched. The measure
i favorably considered by a cumber o
Democratic members.
ilr. lkechcr last Sunday illustrated a
part of his sermon bv whistling a bar
from an opera. Mr. Beecher is con
atantly iot redacting 110 w features into
hi business, like the enterprising man
thstbeis. Intbis ago of competition
it bcbovrs one to bo oa the alert.
I lenrv Ward Beecher says his indi
vidual preference for President is Che's
ter A. Arthur. He thinks Lincoln will
be a tool it he allows his name to be
ccd for Vice-President or accepts the
oocio&lioo. He thinks if he will wait
tour jcars he can have tho Presidency.
oew Haven, uono., nas a woman
. .
whhasa mania for stealing small
cti; wnen left in their carriages at
ere doon by their nurses or mothers.
She i almost as much of a nuisance a3
tie woman wf has & mania for leav
isr stray babies on other people's door
tept.
TU growth of temperance sentiment
la Kentucky la indicated by the fact that
Legislature of that State, at its
frweat session, has passed over twenty
!Ss for the prohibition of tho licjaor
t in various townships and school
tricij, the inhabitants of which have
Jked for such legislation.
Considerable excitement has been
'-wd ia France by a proposed law to
publish a sjstem of military conscrip
tioa somewhat similar to that which
prttalUia Germany. According to
proposed law, all persons not phys-
,lc y lccapc.tated musk ssrro for a
traoftiiree,earj
Mr. Robiasoa. the Governor of Mas-wcho-u,
hu seal to Mr uroce. the
fresdeut of the State Senate, a novel
BeMa blade of grass six inches
rj8- The little bit of gTeen reminds
Mr. Bruce of his assertion last winter
l Legislature wtJnid adjourn
fore tbegraisistwo inches high."
1 U reported that the Tichbornc
ittiat is to adopt the stage as a pro-
oaoa hU release from PorUand
f moa. which will now shortly lake
r- ace. The first character la which bo
appear ti Sir John FalstatT. He
WXi tO have been !n!ii!!M In nnWI
j ije. but it was felt ho had enough of
arrxr rresto.
uu aircaoy.
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VOL. VIII. . WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. APRIL 19,
T
It is said in a letter from Khartoum
had an Arabic
text inscribed above bis throne in! the
palace.which may be;traBslatedasl(;od
roles over the hearts of men.1 land that
in the reception chamber, where he re
ceives daily toe crowds who come into
bis presence, it is Conspicuous.
The worshippers at a church in So
lano, Col., went on Sunday night as
usual to service, but found that tho bats
had taken possession of the liousg and
were so thick and aggressive that the
service was necessarily postponed. The
deacons inaugurated a bat hunt, and
behind one of the window casings found
and killed two hundred and forty-one
oimem.
s?
The bill for the sale of the French
Crown jewels propose that the pro
ceeds be applied to the fund for
Invalided workmen," but i it is
atrocgly advocated inj the Senate that
the proceeds be used to increase the
Louvre and other collections. One
Senator pleads thai th sword of Louis
XVIII and the imperial crown of Na
poleon Bonaparte be spared from the
melting furnace. Tho jewels are esti
mated to be worth 9,000 000 francs.
Covo Creek Confidence.
Mr. A. B Shawvcr, Covo Creek;
Tazewell county. Va.. writes: '! was
for a longtime a great suflerer with
kidney and bladder troubles. Finally
I tried St. Jacobs Uil, tho great patn-
relieyer. and it cured me.
LOCAL IflEWS.
I10EX TO MEW ADYEBTISEMENTS.
Acknowledgment
r C MiLixa Smoke
Notice Odd Fellow.
C W Tates 53 Cento Books
Geo W Dotle Pew Forfait
J W Coxolet City Drug Stoic
J C Lumsdix Ice Crfcsm Parlor
IIeijtsbebgek To B&o Ball riajcrs
Opeex IIocse Quintette Club Concert Co
Mods Bros. & OeRosset Reached at
Lut
The moon is on its last quarter- now.
Day's length 13 hours and 20 minutes.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 39
minutes past 6 o'clock. I
.. ,,
iono uarounaasparaus wosuuuicu
recently in New York at $0 to S7.50
wrHnTPn hnnrhpql
The Register ot Deeds last week
issued marriage license to two couples,
one white and one colored.
In tho abseccd ot the Pasior
will be no services at the Second
there
fres-
byterian Church to-morrow.
Tbcro were
eight
interments this
week in Pine Forest of which five were
adults and three were .children.
The city is distressingly healthy now.
Tt . eKto tfrAALr 1 in I
mere wcro uw luituuva mia jm
uasuaie ana dui one.: a emiu, iu uciie
vue.
The ordination !,services will
btAW I
place at St. James' to-morrow at the II
o'clock services. Mr. Robert Strange
is the candidate. !
Rey.'Dr. Yates will preach to-mor
row morning at 11 o'clock in his own
church and at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church at night at 8 o'clock. .
j j
To-day we noticed at Heinsberger's
Live Book and Music Store, fine, nicely
framed photos of tho North Carolina
Exhibit at the Boston Exposition. .
Good reports continue to come in in
regard to the crops in this section.
With fair seasons and no more fires
and whirlwinds, we may look for a
prosperous yield this year. '
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy is for sale
by W. II. Green, Wholesale Agent,
and by J. C. Munds, Munds Bros. &
DeRosset, and F. C. Miller. Wilmings
ton, N.C.. ' it
We invito the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts are
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory.
tf.
Tbc members of Wilmington Steam
Fire Engine Co. No. 1. havd definite.y
decided to accept the invitation extend
ed to them by the' Atlantic
of Newbefn. to pay them a ;
summer.
Company,
visit, this
Dr. Chas. F. Deems was iu Norfolk
oa Thursday. It would be aj great treat
and would recall old times most pleas
antly, if he would extend his pilgrim,
age to Wilmington and preach in old
Front Street Church once pjore.
The Rev. D. V. M. Johnson, D. D..
of Brooklyn, N. Y. will preach, D.j V..
o St, Mark's Episcopal church, corner
Sixth and Mulbery streets, to-morrow
eveninr. Services will commence at 8
P. M. A general invi
c4 scats all free.
ationl'is extend-
DMT
A Jonah.
' CapL II. B. Willis,' of this office, has
in -his possession a large king crab.
which measures 8A inches between the
eyes, and h 4 feet G inches in circa m
ference, the"4largest, we think, ever we
saw, and which has a history. It was
caught yesterdav at the Uavis fishery,
at the Rocks, and was taken alive from
the belly of a huge shark. It is
1 T 1. !
Tlio Smith villo Guards.
n u unuersianu mai idc omuavuio
(uards have accepted the invitation
extended to them by the Wilmington
lignt lntantry, to visit ine city on Me-
I mortal- Day and participate in the ex
I . .
crcisesoi mooccasion. as preliminary
to this tho uniforms of the company are
tobo pushed forward to completion, and
CapL w j Scr0SSSt the-commander
of the company, is in the city to-day
with that object in ' view.
On the Contrary.
There is a lady now in this city who
was present at the services in Dr. Tai-
magefs church, the Brooklyn Taberna
cle, on Easter Sunday night and she
says that the sensational features as
described by us yesterday and extract
ed from a New York paper, did not
take place. On the contrary, the quiet
mamiaiueu uunn me enure service
was tuauy rcuiauauiu lur su laifco a
congregation. How those sxqw xork
reporters are given to lying!
Musical.
r.
E. J. Thorpe, of this city, has
1 t . M m -
a !L
cular and prozramme for the
Annual Musical Convention and
. f .
a. unu
Aiau9tT
cal Festival for Virginia and North
Carolina, which is to be held in Peters
burg on May 2G, 27, 23 and 29, which
will be distributed among the musical
people here: Mr. Thorpe has also re
eeived a letter from Mr. II. Noltemus,
Uhairmanot the Convention, with a
pressing invitation to form a branch
society here. He is alio specially de
siroustbat Wilmington should bo rep
resented at the forthcoming festival
and bas reserved two seats for delegates
from this city. A strong effort is to be
made this vear to establish the branch
" ' . .
society ueruauu w u3, ,
prove amply SUCCessiUl- V limiagioo,
lor a City OI lis size, can suuw a re
markable amount of musical taste and
ability and there should be no difficulty
in effecting the proposed organization,
A Few lIore Notes.
Mr. A, W, McFadyen, ot this city, is
in receipt of some further particulars
relative to fhe cyclone which struck the
plantations of his father and his brother
in Bladen county, on Tuesday last. It
i3 stramre that there was no loss of life
in that locality and so comparatively
. . mi i
jjltIe joss lo property, xnis may De
taken as nrovidential when tno ternuc
furv of tho wind is considered. Mr. A
McFadven farms about 300 ares and
all of his fencins was swept off. His
los3 will probably amount to 1000.
That gentleman was standing near a
mule hitched to a cart when the blow
came, lie oniy savcu nimscu oy cung-
i i u i ?r
ing to a post while the mule and the
cart were taken uo and blown to some
distance. A colt was in a shed and the
shed was blown awav and the colt was
taken up and carried 150 yards and left
in a field, strange to say, not seriously
injured. The trees all about Mr. Mc
Ffl.dven'3 house were blown down so
that an approach to tho premises with
a vehicle is impossible until the way
shall have b en cleared.
Supretno Court.
The following cases were called
and
disposed of in this Court on Thursday:
J. T. Carrie vs. N. D. J. Clark et
als. from Moore :!argument, commence'
tni on Wednesday, was concluded.
.Tnhn Trvson. Jr.. va. Shenherd &
SheDherd. from Anson: argued by S-
-v- : i
T. Ashe (by brief) and Devereux for
tho olaintiff. and John D. Shaw and
Strong & Smedes lor the defendants.
D. L. Saylor et als. vs B. F. Powell
ct als.. from Anson; argued by J. A.
Lockhart (by brief). Little & Pearson
(by brief) T. S. Kenan for the plain-
tiffs; no counsel for the defendants.
George W. Huntley vs. II. Matbias
et als., from Anson; argued by Little
& Parsons (by brief) and Haywood &
Haywood for the plaintiff, and J. A.
Lockhart (by brief) S. ,T. Ashe (by
brief) and T. S. Kenan for the defend
ants. E. F. Ashe vs. J. T. Gray, from An
son ; petition of defendant to rehear;
argued by J. A. Lockhart (by brief)
and Hinsdale & DeTerenx for the plain,
tiff, and John p. Shaw lor the defend j
anL j ; . .-
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
Oil.
lj d-vr
CIiurc.iNotes. !
The ordinance of baptism by iraruer
s'pa will be administered at Princess
street dock, to-morrow afternoon, I at
5 o'clock, by Rev. A. M. Conway, Pas
for of tho First Baptist. Church, colored,
to a number of candidates In this
church ttevi B. S. Jones, of Cincinnati.
will:preach in .the iorcnooa .and ,at
a night.
I -
Mr. James W. Conolev. of, the new
k j jurug Store, baf sent in to ns i a
bottle of cologne, of his own ;manufac-
Inn ! iI.L !. J ' .1 - . 1 i
Rny of tho imported article we have ever
r i t i
- 1 seen. It was accompanied by a package
I -
nf oiarn. HnrkwBltnrj Ainctft" fnr
which he has also our thanks and which
we wjn "puff" to-morrow.
Tho Dally Gazette.
A daily edition ot the Washington
(N. C.) Gazelle will be published dur
ing the session of the Episcopal Con
vention in that town, beginning May
14. j This will be an important conven
tion for the Diocese of llastj Caro
lina, and the daily Gazelle will give a
full report of the conventiou, biographi
cal sketches and other interesting notes.
The subscription price will be 25 cents
Addres3 all ortter3 to the WashiDgton
GazM. Persons ma v RPnfl nrdprs lw
their Rectors
Monday Night.
There are net many- desirable seats
left now on the diagram from the
frtnort xohinh ic -k Ko n!non r frn.
I WMVW H IT UiVU Ak. L S J Kll VU JJluil
day night by the Quintette Club and
taese wno are not yet supplied snouia
i A , , .. . . ...
see to it at once. It promises to be one
of the most notable events in the musi
cal history of our city and the fashion
and beauty and culture of the city will
bo strongly represented on that occasion
The Concert, be it remembered, is to
be given for the benefit ot the Wilming
ton Library Association.
To Owners of Cats. j
Every well regulated family has a
cat, or, at least, ought to have one,
and ought to know what to do
f for it when it is sick. Anybody
can tell you how to cure a horse or
j 1 L .
- o uv y"--.
u a.uuw u auj itruieujr iur a biu liin uu
iicmiatucwip wumuwwuusweivu au
infallible cure for fits : Put a large gar
lie into a half pint of milk and boi
down to one half and give it to the af
flicted cat. Generally tho cat will cat
it with avidity, but it not, force the milk
! down its throat. It has been tried often
with unvarying success.
Death of Mr. Burkhimer.
We regret very much to learn, as we
do just before going to press, of the
death of Mr. H. Burkhimer. an old and
I 1 i 1 1 : J j f TTf ? 1 . !
nigniy esteemeu resiuoni i warning
ton. we nave no ciata to draw upon
but think that Mr. Burkhimer came to
Wilmington about 35 years ago, where
ho has remained ever since, engaged in
I tho tobacco business. He has been
i sick for but a few weeks and the news
ot his death will be received with sur
I .1 . u . . u : . r: 1
prise auu rcgruj. uy muuj itiuuus
here. Hewas a genial, kindheartcd
man and his death will i be deeply de-
plored. He was one of the oldest mer-
chants in this city and we think that
his house was the only one in the city
that has not undergone some change
since it was first established.
Tlie Manhattan.
I'Gunnisdn Country" is described by
Ernest Ingcrsoli in the May Manhattan,
with the aid of many excel'cnt illustra
tions. The uunnison region is in the
I heart of Colorado, west of the conti-
nental watershed of the Rocky Moun
tains, and midway the btate, North
land South. Another illustrated article
is on tUe Italian city of "Rimini" and
Its quondam rulers, the Malatestas.
. .. .....
Shakespearean scholars will be inter
estea in a iorci Die argument oy Appie-
ton Morgan, entitled" Whose bonnets ?T,
and going far to demonstrate that
Shakespeare did not write the sonneU
attributed to him. Under the title "Leo
XIII." is an interesting narrative cjf
singular circumstances which brought
together at various times the present
Pope and some living !American ladies
and their grandparents. An account
of Ulric Zwingli. by the RevjDr. Chas.
II- Hall, of Brooklyn, with the lllus-
trations, set in a clear light the life and
services of the Swiss reformer. The
"Latest News About Keels." 'Child
drcn in Fiction" and the 1 new serial
'Trajan."-which is admirably illustra
ted, are among other leading articles in
this issue. The poetical department is
well supplied. New York, at $3 a
year , '- . ;
The receipts of cotton at this pon
to-day foot up 12 bales.
1884.
NO. 94
The meeting in the First Baptist
Chnrch will continue next week. After
the sermon' to-morrow night the rite of
baptism wiil be , administered at the
Church. ! ' : I
I We regret to learn that Mr. Jack
Ilcdrick, eldest sen ot .Col. J- J- Iled
rick, ot this city, suQered a painful acci
dent to-day by having his Land caught
in some of the machinery at the cotton
factory; It xnay necessitate the ampu
tation of a finger.iVt i
V XersouaI.'
Rev. T. D. Pitts is in the
city and the
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I J -
1
corner of Third and Nun streets. Mr.
Pitts will preach in St. John's to-mor
row morning. He is on his way North
nnrl will lrvr RfnrvrloTr n? itM ! ;
r j. . ' .
We were pleased to receive a call this
afternoon from Mr". If. L. D.arr Jr nf
the Sumter Advance, who is herein the
intnrocfe r F hia nimn. !
it
That RlnorTv rilmsni i
A gentleman in this city is in receiDt
of a letter from Mr. James Tanner.
which speaks of the Testimonial Enter
tainment which is to be given in aid of
the Southern Veteran Soldiers Home
by the Grand Army of the Republic at
the Academy of Music in that city on
May 6th. Mr. Tanner thinks that the
receipts will be from $5,000 to $3,COo and
says that he has himself sold a little over
1,400 tickets at 1 each. This is a new
and effective way of bridging that
bloody chasm. ' - y
.Cape Fear Academy. f
I Yosterday evening was the occasion
for the assembling of a large audience
at the Cape Fear Academy under Prof,
W; Catlett, to be entertained by some
very interesting exercises by the pupils.
These exercises consisted i of the 'de
claiming of some select pieces of prore
and poetry, then followed a memorial
recitation upon Shakespeare. After
this several pieces of prose and poetry
were well rendered, when another
recitation upon North Carolina. History
was given, and the exercises closed
with! a concert recitation by the Intro
ductory class entitled, Piano Music.
Where all did so well H would be
dtfficult to mention any individual
pupil;. The Shapespeare Memorial
exercise struck us as especially adapted
to awaken in the mindof the nnnils
a love for the great master of English
poetry. The recitation upon North
Carolina History was also especially
good in that it caused the boys to com
mit to memory the deeds of our early
defenders of American1 liberties. We
must not fail to mention the little
fellows who rendered their concert
recitation with snccess. It brought
justly a round of applause.
Such entertainments wo heartily
commenced. They bring parents nearer !
to the school room, they encourage the
boys as well as the teachers, and can-
riot fail to awaken a greater interest for
education in the community
DIED.
BUBKUIMEB-In thl3 city, at S o'clock.
this afternoon, Mr. HENRY BUfiKHIMEB.
Tnc iancral eerriccs will take place to-mor-
dence .corner Fourth and Ann streets, thence
to uataaie cemetery, xnenas ana acquain
tances are respecuuiiy mviiea to attena.
NEW AUVEBTI8EMJBNTS.
I. O. O. F.
MEMBERS OF CAPE
' '
VRAR JjnTiCiV. Va 9 T Ci C V
are nereoy notinci t meet at tnelr liali on j
iu-iuuiruw iuiiuiiii Biiviuueo vv
o'clock, to attend the fuceralpf our deceased
brother, P. G., n. BURKHIMER.
The memberf of Orion Lodge and all Odd
Fellows In the city, are Invited to unite with
i ."''- I
us. i uy oraeri. g.
apl 19 It A. J. YOPP, Secr .
Pew For Sale. '
EW NO. i. NORTH AISLE. IN ST
JAMES CHURCH, Is offered: for axe,
appiy vo k
apl 10 3 1 GEO W. DOYLE
Acknowledgement, T
IIHE POSTOFICE ATAIOORE'S CREEK
JL ! "I
"'Vhr,:
terted themselTes In the matter, and espe-
clent KeprecntiUTe in Congress, for his sue
ces&ini euorum inexr uenaiz.
apl 19 It Star copy
Ice Cream Parjor.
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
in notifying his friends and euntomers that
he has reopened his ICK CREAM F A bLO li
st old Stand on Front Street, and is prepared
to rarnisniitaa craj1 made from PURE
,Prti?L!?lt Ice. 9 for 8aDl3T
please orderthe day Ixfore. mrar
1 C" t-rvf
T7tirabeg3 b rccclra cccm
troaWmcaisoatay;! all tzbjscta of
aa of the writer melt always te&r
hli8dtp.ttratar. :J;vi' - w t -
.CmriTnTintcattona mtat be wrlttaa ea
one sua of the paper. ; f l
cs!y
iPcxBoaalUlcaiaastbe avoided.
I Aad It la epocUDy ana
stood that the Editor does.
ranictuatl2 carer
"!' ' i .III
pot always cades so
the views of correspondents tulsaa
la the odUorljd alumn. j i
stat.
f
NEW ADyEOTISEMEKysj
OPERA HOUSE.
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OXB N1GITT ONLY! MONDAT, APBItb.
THE MENDELSSOHN
QlXTETTE CLUBt COXCERT XOIPM
. ": Of Eos'on, forranzea In IS 19. '
n'J WILMINGTON tlBR ART
lns Lmlncpt itrtlsti : i i i
MU. SAM. FR.VNKO...
Violin
Mli. MAX KLEIN
i
Vlolla
loin
MIL TIIOS. KYAN.l ..CUrtocctto and
MR. DANIEL JiUNlZ.
.V....Vloa
MIL FRITZ G1E3E... .1 VlollncelUt
j to His Majesty tbo King of llollandj ;
MMB. CORA, GIESE... . . .....I...1...S Opriii
. . . . ..... i i i l
Admission f 1. No extra bariro for Rcserred
Scats, which can bcecciircd at Dyer's rrldar
morning 1 ? 1 1
P " St ,j ... , , : . tuthSlt I
City Drag Store.
I i
v
okjv jlu. JJ1AKK.ET STREET.
T-ffiSi7A
J. W, CO.NWLEY.
apll9i
I ' . I Manager.
PrescrlDtlons nrenared at nil hmiraitav 1
P.
To Base-Ball
?layers.
TtJST
uECEIvED A LAHGE
LOT or
all prices
BASE-BALLS, BATS and
BELTS,!
and
sizes. Come and examine at
S HEIN3BERQER'3.
rjlUE BREAD WINNEBS. (f
. A Social Sfady. r. For ealo at
IIEINSBERGEB'S,
I- ')!
Livo Book and Mualc Store.
apl 1$
Children's Carriages.
Jp ECEIVED THIS WEEK A FULL STOCK
pi -
OF New Styles of Children's Carriages for
. I - . . . ' i
Spring Trade. .. , IA
I
. Also, now arrivals of FUj
JRNITUEE,
WIN-
DOW SHADES. Ac. All kinds of Mattresses,
Bedding, &d. EcnoratlDg andBcpalrlng done
at 6hort notice
D. A. SMITH. I
Furnltnre, N. Front Street
aplH
Stop and Think.
UTrinr pay, bent when the
Bame mony Vm you a noo ?
Un this city i have sold over
ono hundred and fifty Lota and Houses
and Lots to parties who have paid In full for
them, by Instalments monthly payments.
Also, I have a large number now on mr books!.
who arc making regular monthly payment
auu win soon own uomcs ana get ciear ox iana
ioru ruio. - i
Money loaned to thoso wishing to build.
Apply to ! i
apl 1C cw JAMES WILSON.
I Beached at Last ! j
A bottom price on brushes and
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1 COMBS!
TyE have atew fine liAitt Brushes1
! which wo can sell for FIFTY CENTS each
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Having iMjllatcd back, stiff bristles and lino
shape, " they are good enough for the1, most
fastidious, and wo recommend thenr to any
one needing aTgood Hair Brush. A handsome
Comb to go with Brush for Scents. i j
Come In and eco them.
Munds Bros. & DeRosset, 1
Dealers In Drugs and Fine Fancy Goods.
REAL ESTATE.
I HAVE FOB SALE SEVERAL
HOUSES and VACANT LOTS
rery cneap. . i
HOUSES, OFFICES and STORES
for Rent. Apply, to .. . -
D. 0CONIuu.
feb lC-iaw3m sat
Real Esuta sgent
Old North , State Saloon,
GSonth Front St.
THE ONLY SECOND-CLA&S BAB ROOM
JN THE CITY I "
DE CAREFUL OF DRINKING
AT TU
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place as the Clcmmer Whiskey Is tery tad txtT
thc Beef is: too Icoll; the IlTtf CenU. Clgara
makes too much smoke; the other Liquors are
equally as second-class. . Try 'em and see tf
tney ain't. It u kent br the meanest mm. In
America. Drummers and other .t ateliers
api7
arms: inez because it u second class
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For 3ae.
(JooDinoESEs. mats, buggies .nd
WAGONS. Apply to the subicrlber. for terms
paraculara.
K. M ? JOHNSON k. CO.
aplUdlwIm Wlllard, Feeder Co. , N.C
Shirts Illade
K ORDER OF BEST WAMSUTTA" hilt
X lag and No. 2100 Linen for tho loir price of
A cerfeet tit and rood substantial work guar
anteed. Oar patrons and customers are inm-
remtrkably low price at the Wilmington shirt
Factory. J. ELSBAClf. I'rop.. i
ad to can ana leare tceir mcasares at tne above
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