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Sondayt
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lrptM fry
tnea ccrxtlcaii ca tzjJtsJ VI c-i;::U
XJMiiaatiawxiir -
CosBzra&icaaoiis nest; t wiUUj ca ea:y
caasidaof papexw-v ";
Aadtt toecpecUlly; xA parCculaxly taeer
tokocitot always eadotta
the views of eonKndenti TT i
JOSH T. JAMES,
Oi " . oaf mooth, U ceau.
will rprt UT n1 Jl
reccl Uer paper regularly.
TZTj7 Miy rif Aai A largest
Ju cxrcuUtion, c any newspaper
j,t fi-u'.J. U i f M. faiw Arthur
f r tie rreie'eocy.
...
outli Alrican ad vice alate that the
nr have crowned Cetewayo' son,
p-arti'. Kin ol Z iliilantl The chiefs
U-ici a: J t"ibcpu have paM hiui
tja.a;e.
Hificj las, her lioins voice. Aimce
tt cext season come to America to
ir.c'racia. "When I can'l f peak."
.w lately said.'Tllgo into pantomime.
TU:e is t'hins like adapting out a
hA i j circumstances."
- . 1
A photographer at Veraaillc Is said
totitc invented a method of taking
pbcto;raphs which retain all the ccIoib
cf ttc scne red cled on the lens. Sim-
cour.ccJ from (lermany and England.
rrr-iidcni Arthur U 8aid to be an. ac
coxp'ished horseman. His c'othes
:,jCi btui i-ericctly. antl weara a
tew r.cck'.ie tvtry day. Where in the.
country: thtre another such a para-
JoLa I.- Sj iivan, the Boston pugi
list, became beastly drunk and disor
ikrlyin To!ctN. O.. last week. He
km ejected from his hotel and was
drives ouii!e the city limits to escape
the p.ic?.
lie rvaJicess with which Gen. Grant
pu: money into the government
contract bu-Iness would almost lead
ci nsorioui people to believe that at
some tine or othtr in the past he had
LiJ experience as to lh profits which
such a business paid.
Seats on the New York Stock Ex
change have dropped from $31. COO. the
h:;het point, to $20,000. The highest
price paid was either $7,700 or $7,500.
hut Just now it would not bo safe for a
man to come down and offer $3,500
ch for one; he would probably get it.
LOCAL NEWS.
(HEX TO IIW AtmtTISWElTS.
IlEMU tflUKL0St.
C W Tat Croquet. lUmaocks
r C MiLLiR-Citaon'i Imported Cmdr
MrD4 Bss. Jt DIROSSET A. Sagrccllon
Wilkes Mokkia, Com Foieclocare Sl
Joux D. Tat lob. Com Foreclosure Sle
;:lc& MiRCHiso! Freecfc Cblnt Teasett
tisiMSBBXOUi A Wonl to the Wise It Sat
teleal
Kvery Farmer ought td get a . "Boy
nipoer Plow" greatest invention of
W T ' w
the age. Jacoki Is tbo Agent. t
The season for tramps to seek lodg
ings in ike woods hatioz arrived, none
f those gentry have applied for quar
ters at the guard honse in several .dayr.
Another Isrge consignment of Sash,
Doors & Blinds at Factory prices, just
received at Jxcom's Hardware Depot f
0
Ur. schooner SilojofMnn, Williams,
cleared to-day for for Antwerp, with
I.C05 casks j pints turpentine and 1.700
barrels rosto, valued at $16,030, shipp
ed by Messrs. Alex Sprunt & Son.
Fullest assortment of Fishing Tackle
can be found at JACOnfs. t
Tbo members of Cape Fear S. F. E
Co., No. 1, hive beon challenged for a
rtco by Bucket Company No. 5,tocome
c J on July the 4lb, for a purse of $25.
He former say that they will accept
ttc challenge and add $25 more to the
nrse. ,
We invito the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shJrU are
bcicg made to order at one dollar at the
WLsiogioo Shirt Factory. t
lcrKonat.
Mr. ft!. Q. WadJel., formerly of
r.tttboro. but now ol Johnston Co.',
i ia the city to-day. We wcro glad
toec hita looktng in excellent health
Mr. E. a. Keith, formerly of ihii
C-J. la: tow of Norfolk, Va., was in
t- city to-day.
Harbor Master's lCepo4t.
Tho M;0w;s are the number acd
t nae of Vfiiclt arriving at this port
i-r.cgtie nuth ended May 31st,
Acieiican C steamer?. 5.018 tons; 1
bifpe. 212 tons; 1 brig. 309 tons;
scanners. 5.C5S; making & toul
Acjriican cf tesels and. 10,037 tons
ForciTj io barques, 3.741 tons; 4
tM.ltJns; total 14 foreign tos
s's acd 4.CSO tons, making a grand
tcta!cf42 xesselj. aggregating I5,6i7
. Tfil:ax
Kerp the kidneys healthy, by pare
circulation, which St. Jacobs Oi pro.
acw. and ihere is no danger of Bright'
Ciiease.
Xcnr u tha time to gxrc SciiUi,f Wona
0il- lyUfw
VOL. VIII.
Mr. J. D.Sublctt, of the Hotel
Brunswick, was in the city to-day. He
informs ns that a family Irom St." Louis
Mo., and another from New Orleans
La., will arrive here to-morrow- night,
who have engaged board with him for
the reason.
The New Hotel.
Wo slated some weeks aj&o that there
would be a new hotel built in the city
before Jons, and we knew whaV we
were talking about. It will be seen by
referenco to the proceedings of the Board
of Aldernun last night, that the matter
has reached a point where but littlo is
left in uncertainty concerning it. save
the time when it will be constructed
and the .style, size and appearance of
the building when completed. The site
selected is a good one, and wc expect
that the hotel will be pushed rapidly
forward to completion, and will be
such as to be an honor and an ornament
to our city, as well as a source of profit
to the capitalists by whose energj and
means it will be erected.
Narrow lcnpe.
At about noon to-day a close carriage
to which two horses were attached, be
longing to Messrs. Hollingswortb &
Co., and in which Mrs. Hollingswortb
was riding, was coming down Princess
street, the king-pin was jolted out in
crossing Second street, which threw tho
wbifiletrces against the legs ot the
horses. This frightened them and thev
started to run. when tho driver, Antony
Foster, colored, managed to turn them
round, which threw tho body ol tho car
riage clear off the forward wheels and
turned it over, by which Mrs. Hollings
worth received a few severe bruises.
The driver stuck to the horses until the
reiii3 broke, when they rushed through
Second to Market street, and finally
brought up in front of Mr. A. D. Wes.
selTa store by one of them being thrown
down on the sidewalk. Fortunately.
no one was seriously injured, although
it was a narrow cscapo lor Airs. Hol
lingswortb, as well as (or the driver.
Tho Caucasian' Candidate.
The Clinton Caucasian nominates
Mr. E. T. Boykin. of Sampson county,
lor nomination for Congress from the
Third District, and pays a glowing atd
deserved tribute to his sterling worth
and abilities. It says:
Air. Boykin, although a very young
man. has 'established a reputation
for political integrity, which is a great
gratification to his mends, lie has
twice represented his county in the
General Assembly with fidelity aud
credit, lie nas organized the county
for three elections, and each time the
? i i .
majority nas oeen largely increaseu.
In tho Senate, in 1833, he was second
on tho judiciary committee; chairman
ot the committee on asylums; on the
commltteo from the old 3d Lonzression
al District to re-district the Stnto. and
on tho railroad commission committee.
He possesses tho entire confidence of
hispeoplo; is a native of Sampson
county,Band has labored unceasingly
tor the success of his party in Sampson
ana tnc adjoining counties. Hois not
a candidate lor this or any other nomi
nation, but the party will do well to
consider the propriety of nominating
mm ai me convention a; uurgaw on
2d July. His record is unassailable;
his ability unquestioned: and bis sue
ceis. it the nominee, certain.
The Tax Levy.
The following is the statement ol the
amounts required for the tax levy for
the year, as made by Mr. II. A. Bagg.
Chairman of the Board of County Com
missioners, at the joint meeting of the
Board of Magistrates and Board of
County Commissioners, held yester
day: Estimated. For Criminal Court,
$8,250; Supeiior Courr, $1,500; Com
missioner?, $$00; Coroner, $200;
Justice of the Peace, $400; Constables,
$200; Register. $UH); Advertising,
$130; Incidental, $1 300; Roads and
bridge, $500; Superintendent of
Health, $'J(0; Po r House, $2,600:
Outdoor poor. $2,500: Hospital. $,
SO0; Jail, $1,600, Public building.
$600; Pnniing-and stat'onerj, $100;
Fax listing, $1050; Attorney, $500;
Eh-ctioDS. $750; Tax on property pur
chred by county and paid to State.
$1,200. Total $27 fc$0.
T meet this, it is recommended that
the following levy be made ou property:
Ileal and p rnal For general ex
pencs, on $100, 20$ cents; for Crimi
nal Court on $IU, 15 cents; lor Jms
i iial. on $loo, 2 cents. Total oa prop
erty. 37J CHius
And on the poll For general expen
es. 614 cents; lor Criminal Court 45
ccqis; lor h spitnl, G cents. Totnl ou
poll. $1,121. It is estimated that this
icvyoa property and on income and
IranchWc will realise net $21,000; Irom
Schedule H and C, $1,600; 25 per cent
of po.l tax $I,UXI. Total, 26,800.
With this levy the bole
tax will be as follows: For county on
property 37J cents; for fchol tax, 124
cents. Total. 50 cents. On polt lor
countv, SI.12J cents; on poll for schr 1
acd poor, $1,121 cents. Total. 2.25.
Justice Jno. D. Taylor nwved that
tha rpport bo accepted and tlje lvy
made in accordance with the statement
and 8 fame., unimradr reCtlr-
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Board of Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen met in regu
lar monthly session at the City Hal
last nights
The Mayor, on tho part ot . the com
mit lee on Streets and Wharves, report
ed that the net cost of North Water
street improvement was $10,887.21, an
average of the block pavement of $2.33
per 6quaro yard. Tho amount ap
propriated was $11,000.
A communication from Mr. O. G
Pa rale v. in the matter of the wall on
w - - - -
Ann street, was referred to a Commit
tec. J. B. Turrentiue's claim for dam
ages to his oflicc was referred to a spe
cial committee and the city attorney.
Alderman Boney offered & resolution
which was finally adopted, that the
Chairman of ot th Board of Audit - and
Finance, R. J. Jones, be appointed
on the part ot tho city to arrange a
compromise between Mrs. Dawson
and the city as to the removal of the
bank portico, on Front street ; provided
the city is in no event to pay more than
one half the cost of the removal and
the construction of a new entrance oil
the street: the amount not to exceed
$250.
Recommendation of the committee
on Fire Department was adopted, that
hydrants be placed at Market and
Twelfth streets. Also, that one of the
old hose reels be repaired and furnished
to the Banica Hose Reel Co.
Several petitions for permission to
erect wooden buildings were granted.
Petition of J. W. Telfair for use of
City Hall was granted. And petition
of J. C. Hill and others, to be relieved
of the payment of rent lor tno same
last Monday night, was granted.
D. W. Chad wick was elected
member of tho police lorce in place ol
T. E. Myers, relieved.
The Polico Committee reported that
they had contracted for uniforms for
the force, and were corresponding about
hats.
A communication from Mr. Wm.
Latimer recited that, with a view to the
erection of a firstvclass hotel, he had
secured until Wednesday, the 4th inst.
the refusal of the vacant ilot, corner of
Third and Dock streets, and as the lot
itself may not prove sufficiently large
tor hotel purposes, asking if tbo city
would errant the lots on Dock street
next adjoining the above mentioned lot,
and. if so, upon what terms.
On motion of Alderman DeRosset, a
committee was appointed to act with a
committee from the Board of Audit and
Finance, and to have full power in the
sale of said lots to the parties who pro
pose to erect a hotel. Aldermen DeRos
set. Chadbourn and Fishblate were
appointed as said committee; and on
motion, the Mayor was added to the
committee.
Alderman DeRosset offered a pream
ble and resolution, which were adopted,
referring to the obstruction of sidewalks
and street crossings, and making- it
"unlawful for any person with an in lant
carriage to roll the same along any side
walk or street crossing except in single
file," under a penalty of not exceeding
$10 or ten days imprisonment.
An amcudment to the tax ordinance
was adopted, that stevedores be taxed
$30 per annum, or $2 for each vessel of
300 tons or over, and $1 for vessels un
dcr 100 tons.
The old Board of Navigation was re
elected, viz: J. II. Chadbourn, D
McRae, James Sprunt, D. G. Worth
and R. E Hcide.
A resolution, that the Little Giant
Company be allowed to take their en
gine, reel and horses to the celebration
of the Newbern Fire Department, was
adopted.
A motion was adopted that the Board
hercalter meet at 4 Pt m.
Election of OlBcers.
At a meeting'of tho Cape Fear Steam
Fire Engine Company, held yesterday.
the following officers were elected, viz:
Foreman James Ivey.
First Assistant Joshua J. Hill.
Second Assistant James Bland.
Treasurer Henry B. Walker.
Recording Secretary James W.
Green. Jr.
Corresponding Secretary James E.
Dixon.
President Eli as Camel.
Vice President Godfrey Willis.
City Court.
The only case for the Mayot Vconsidr
eration this mornfng was that ot Walter
Williams, colored, for disorderly con
duct. It appared from th tesumooj
that the defendant, with others, was
playing bail in the street near the cor
ner of Sixth and Chestnut, and as acar-
mm-mm niuinir tlA lhrfiW IllS bat al
L l.Aaw wm m y .
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TUESDAY, JUNE 3,
Ladles' Memorial Association.
The regular annual meeting of the
Oakdale Ladies1 Memorial Association
was held last Saturday afternoon.
After calling the meeting to order, the
Treasurer read .her report, balancing
her account for the preceding year.
The President's report was then read
by tho Secretary. In it she reported
that tho number of stones added this
year to those of previous yeara made in
all 124 that have been placed by the
Association to mark the graves ot Con
federate soldiers sleeping -in Oakdale
Cemetery. She earnestly nrged the
continuance of . this work for "each
brave Confederate as he passes over the
river," even though the number in
crease to such an extent that it be im
possible to place the floral decorations
upon all, for in years to come, this
simple stone will tell the stranger who
pauses to read that, "here lies the ashes
of one who fought to defend the home
and property of his ancestors, even
though the mound which now covers
him be leveled with the surrounding
earth."
An amendment to a previous motion
was offered and adopted as follows.
That, as the number of soldiers who
have died since the war, has increased to
such an extent and the membership
and interest in the Association decreas
ed so greatly, a3 well as the small con
tribution of flowers for that purpose,
that the Association continue to erect,
the memorial stono over those who
pass away, bat the decorations be con
fined, according to the original design
of the Association, to those who lost
their lives during, or at the close of the
war, together with the usual mound
decorations for those whose ashes
mingle with other soil.
A motion offered, and caUed that the
Association devise a plan to raise an
amount of money to assist in establish-
ng a Confederate Home, ' said amount
to be given to that now being erected
at Richmond, upon which the majority
of this body think it would be best
to centre the energies of the South, and
make that Home sufficient for all the
states. If, however, North Carolina deter
mined to have one of its own, the pro
ceeds to be reserved for our own State
A lawn party for thevpurpose was pro
posed and decided upon to be held at
an early date.
A motion was offered and . accepted,
to the effect that Mrs. James II. Hill,
who is necessarily removed Irom our
midst, bat whose interest in the Asso
ciation continues unabating, be made
an honorary member.
An election of officers was then
entered into, and resulted as follows :
President--Miss. Hattie James.
Vice President Mrs. John Hedrick,
Treasurer Mrs. Dr. Anderson.
Secretary Miss E. Kate Burr.
Managers, Mrs. John Cant well, Mrs.
Norman McRae, Mrs. Jno. A. Brown.
Mrs. Eugene Wiggins, Mrs. Josh T
James, Mrs. John Garrell, Mrs. Benj.
Jacobs, Mrs. Roger Moore, Mrs. Wm.
French, Mrs, John Rankin, Mr. T. II.
McKoy. Mrs. Daggett, Miss Bettie
Price, Miss. Julia James, Mrs. A. L.
DeRosset.
Meeting of County Commis
sioners!
The Board met in regular .monthly
session at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Treasurer submitted his report
for May, as follows :
General Fund, showing balance
on baud , S 16.508.23.
Educational Fund, balance on
band 14.622 80.
Of the former, the sum of $6,666 is in
the form of a certificate of deposit in
the First National Bank,
The Register of Deeds submitted his
report tor May of fees received for
marriage licenses, amounting to $13.
SO, and exhibited the Treasurer's re
ceipt for the same. Received and
ordered on file.
On motion, the' petition of F. II.
Darby, J. D. Bellamy, Jr.. and other
members of the Bar. in reference to the
General Judex, in the Register's office.
was ordered laid over for a subsequent
meeting ot the Board.
The Board adjourned to meet Wednes
day night, at ? o'clock.
A Good Time.
The Board ofCommissionecs and other
officials of Smithvillc with their invited
gcest?, bad a dance at the Hotel Bruns
wick Pavilion last night at which they
enjoyed themselves in the best manner
possible. Kerescv's band furnished the
music for tbo occasion.
See notice of postponement of Com
missioner's sale of real estate, to be
bond in another colama. The sale
will take place at tho Court Uouso door
at 11 o'clock to-morrow, forccooa.
1884.
NO. 132
Outrageous.
Some f miserably disposed person,
whomto call a roan would bo a mis
nomer, tore the badge of mourning
from the store of Messrs. Morris Bear
& Brother, on North Water street,
which had been placed there in respect
to the memory ot their mother,
i i
Silver Plated Spoons, Forks and
Knives of best quality, and at manu
facturer's prices, can bo found at Ja
cobi's Hardware Depot. t
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Tho funeral of the lato JAMES CLIFFORD
MlEKSwUl be from the residence of hi
uncle, Ch&s. D. Myers, corner of Fifth and
rri-83 street j, at I0:a o'clack Wednesday
noraing.thence taSt John'cChurch and thence
toOakiale. Friends" and acquaintances are
r 'BpectfuUy asked to attend. Star copy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost Setter Puppy.
gTOLEi OR STAYED FKOM YARD, SET-
ter Dog Puppy, answering to name of
JUDGE," of bluish eray color, with black
ear and feet, ltewsrd will be given for in
formation leading to hia recovery
IREDKLL. ilEARES,
June 3 It 823 So. Fifth St.
hrench China Teasets!
NOTHER LOT JUST RECEIVED BY
GILES A MURCHISOS'S.
jane 3 MurchWm Block.
Foreclosure Sale.
B
Y VIRTUS OF A DECREE OF THE SU-
oerior-Court of New Hanover Conntv. In a
ciusc there pending between James w. Col
lins, et al, plaintiffs, and Adrian H VanBok
klen ana wife, defendants. I will sell by pub
lic auction at the Court House door in the
city of Wilmington, on Wednesday, the 4th
day o-djrae, 1881, at 11 o'clock, a. m., the fol
lowing lots of land situate In said city, to wit :
Lot No. S in Block IS according to the plan
of said city.
Lot No. C In Block 5S according to said plan.
Not No. 5 In Block 86 according to eaidplan
i
Terms cash.
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
may SO, St, 20, 27, 31, J 2, 3 Commisslonner
Foreclosure Sale.
JJY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree of the Supeilor Court of New Hanover
county, made in a cause there pending, where
in The Dawson Bank is plaintiff and T. C.
Mcllhenny. Wm. L. Smith and others are de
fendants, the undersigned will expose for sale
to the highest bidder, by public auction, at 11
o'clock, A. AL, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of
J une, A. D. 1884, at the Court House door in
the city of Wilmington, for cash, the follow
ing lands situate in sid county, to wit: One
tract beginning on a bank or small dam, the
dividing line between the lowlands of .the
original tract, of which this is a part, and the
lowlands of Edward Kidder, at a point 15
chains West of the intersection of the center
line of Second street, as designated upon the
piau or the city oi-wiimington, where the said
street extended southward beyond the corpor
ate limits of said city, with the center line of
said bank extended Eastward, and running
tnenceai rigniangies wun saia uantc soutn y
degrees West to tho run of Greenfield CreekT
thence down the run of said Creek about 13
chains to the first line of the first tract of share
No. 1 as described in a deed of partition dated
May 5th. 18? J. and registered in Book GG6.
page 152, between the First National Bank of
Wilmington, Charles u. isulkiey and others,
thence .with that line North H degrees East
about z-l cnains to tne saia uank, and tbence
alone: said bank South 8SU degress East 12
chains and 72 links to the beginning.
Anotner trace Deginning on tne JNortn shore
of Greenfield Pond, that is to say. at the North
ern water line of said Pond, when the Pond is
full, at the point where the Western line of
Fifth street on said pun or said city, extended
Southwardly beyond the city limits, would in
tersect the said water line, thence Northward
ly along said West line of lit n street to the
Northern line of the old Grsenfield tract. Ed
ward Kidder's South lh?e, thence due East
along said line to the West Lne of Eighth
street as designated upon the plan of said city,
thence Southwardly with said West line of
Klsrhth street to the run of Quash Branch, and
thence down the run of said Branch about IS
chains to the Northern water line of Greenfield
Pond, when the Pond Is fall, and thence
Wcstwardly along said water line of said
Pond to the beginning.
V limits MUUK13,
Commissioner.
Wilmington, N. C, May 1, l?i.
N. B. This sale la postponed until To-Mor-row
(Wednesday) June 4th, lb 84, at the Court
nouse uoor, aui o ciock. a. m
WILKES MORRIS.
Commissioner.
junc 2 It
New Ice Cream Saloon,
jyjK. AND MRS. J. L. FISHER HAVE
OPENED A FI RST-CLASS ICE CREAM
PARLOR at the torncr of Front and MuL
barry'sircets. The Nicest Ices and Purest
Cream to be found in the city. Ladies and
gentlemen are respectfully Invited to ra)L
orders promptly filled and delivered free of
charge iune I Ira
Headquarters
TOR FISHING TACKLE,
AT
W. E. SPRINGER JL CO'S.,
19. 21 and 23 Market Rfeet
The largest and best assortment ever offered
In this market. June i
LAP ROBES.
JN ENDLESS VARIETY. THE FINEST
assortment of Trunks, Bags and satchels ever
offered la this city. Saddle. Harness, Bug
gies. Phaetons. Road Wasons. Ac, at prices
to suit the times. Trunks repaired by the
only practical trunk maker in the tate.
MCDOUUALL BOWDO,
114 North Frort St.
Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store,
june S.
Keep Cool ! Keep Cool !
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE WATER
Coolers received. Ice Cream Freezer
that give satisfaction. Refrigerators upon use
found to be the best. Alto buy sGOOU COOK
fcTOVE. tueta as the Golden Harvest" and
others wa havehat axe cooling to the coca
temper. '
PASSES TATLOE.
.
NEW ADVimmiItoJT3.
Furniture;
pAHLOK SUITS, I
DINING B002X AU1TI,
Cota, Spring Bctfi,' Woven iWlro'lLitScites,
Lounges, 'and the handsomest, Uao of ;flno
BABY CARRIAGES ever onsa!o !n tills cltv
TH03. C. CBAFT, Afct.,
- . . ; ','.; s I Furniture Dealer,
June 2 j i: a 8o.' Front Et.
Ic Coast Une-
;i. - V;.. v m- X.- 1 ...
Passenger Department.
WILMINGTON',
QTON, N. C, .
x .s : fl -'-
MayJl, 1S64.
j
QN AND AFTEB JUNE 1st, KOUND'tRIP
tickets will bo placed on aalo at all Cpupca
Officer of this line to' , '
'' ' ' ".'...
TUli SPBINGS AND SUMMER MSORT3
OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAEOLINA .
Tickets good to return until October 31st,
1334. T. M. EMEIWOV
may Sllw Gen'l Passenger Agent
Ain't they Stylish, Joe ?
t .... . - f V;
rjriaOSE OXFORDS FOR GENTS' wear
and those LACED SHOES for Gents are the
admiration of all the boys.. Come in and try
on a pair, and see If you won't exclaim at did
one of your fellows -"Ain'Cthey stjlish,Jo?'
Sold only by r.
Geo. R. Frencli & Sons.
. - - r '
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
June 2 -
A SUGGESTION.
J8 THE SUMMER 'APPROACHES1 AND
Chills and Fever, Malaria, and kindred dl
eases make Q amine a necessity, we suggest to '
heads of families to buy our Capsules of Qui-
nine, sold In any quantity, bnt much cheaper
when purchased In boxes of 100. Packed Into
the Capsule in a dry state, additional efficacy
is insured, and we guarantee each Capsule to
contain amount represented ' Information re
garding prices, number of grains In Capsule,
Ac, gtaaJy given. : ; J
Munds Bros. & DeRossetj
Druggists, Market street, -may2G
Wilmington, N. C
Economy Is Wealth.
FIVE YEARS RENT WILL PUB-
CHASE A HOME. Building Lots forE
sale on the instalment clan on Castle, ' k'l
Church, Kun, Ann, Orange, Mulberry, Bed,
, ... i ,
Cross, Gwynn, Eaakm, Fourth; nrth; Sixth,
Seventh, Wilson, Eighth, Ninth,1 Dickinson, .
Tenth, Wood, Bay, " Elevcaitb, ' Charlotte,
Twelfth. Thirteenth, and Fotxrtecnta BtrecU.
Also, Houses and Lets for cale. ft
Annly to ' w "i
may 23 cw
JAMES WILSON.
City Drag Store. -
21C. MARKET STREET. .
TURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. ,
X Ice Crem Soda to-morrow. fSnndavl.
Soda and Mineral Waters, if a Stick Lut
pure Cream and Svtuds. .
Clears and Cigarettes and a bill given to
all those who arc In need of them"
J.
may 31 '
W. CONLET.
Ilanacer.
Copartnership.
rjiUB UNDER3IGNED HAVlNa FORMED
a Copartnership unler the name an4 stjle of
K. G. A S KOBlvbos, for the purpose of
conducting a General Grocery IJu-.laes, will
oa Mondav. June , open at the old and welK
known stand of George Myers, an assortment
cf Choice F tMILY GROCERIES. Oar aim
wijl be v pleace in quality tal price : tnr
Stock will be such aa U kept In a J lrst-Claas
Grocery Stoiv, and wlU be add'd to weekly by
Rail ard - tcamr. All of our Goods ar new
an i frtsh, d will be sntout tut fuh. with
the p Iviiege of returning if not aatlsfactory.
Oar friends are lavlti to call and iiwpect.
Kespeetfally.- -
r. u. uaBixsoXi .
may 31 tf NEWTON RUB1.NEON.
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL,
wbichtsviiie; sooib, n c. '
rpHI3 HOTEL WILL BE OPENEDFORM
ALLY for the Season of liUt n Jure lCtb.
M, bySCOVILLE A CO.; (of the Seovtlle
Bros.; of lhs KlmbairHoosf.: AL'aita. Ca
and tt Bcford. of Chariot: e.) ami with the
extensive improve menu . which
havo,bei
placed cpoa the property, this llctel U the
beet Seaside resort o the cojct of' Korth Car
o2na "rotrd bjr the day i UO ani f3. By the
sMUttiffi ti. est a
on etusonai eonmnav " " - "