V
FR0L1 THE PRESIDENT
CF BAYLOR C3ITIKSITT.
Independence, Taxas, Sept. ISC
Ayersnairvigoi
IU beea used la my hawkoH for tire
Lit. To permit faKlng out of the Lair.
IX To prrrent too rapid change of color.
Si. Ajadrttiing.
It has girta entire aoliifaction In every
tnataaoe. Yowrespectfally,-
WH. CABXT Ckasx."
AYXHS JULIXS VIGOR Is entirely free
from uncleanly, danjeroas, or Injurious sub
stances. It prevents the Lai- from t airing
gray, restore gray hair to Its original color,
prtrsnts baldness, preeerrea tho hair and
promotes IU crenrth, cures dandruff and
all diseases of - the hair and aca'r. and I,
at the same time, a very superior and
desirable dress Leg.
raxrAgro bt
DrJ.C.Ayer&Co.,LowelI,Mas5
SoUbyaUDrussiJtt.
!a 1 lrtctp d& A 4 It
AYER'S
Ague Cure
contains an antidote for all malarial
rdr which, so far as known, is used in no
othr remedy. It contains no Quinine, nr
any mineral nor deleterious lubttance mhat
tvtr, and consequently provinces no Injurious
effect upon the constitution, tut leares the
system as healthy as It was before the attack.
VliliTT ATTE3 AGUE CURE
to cure every case of Fever and Acne, Inter
mittent or Chill Fever, Remittent FeTer,
Inunb Ag&e, Bilious Fsver, and Liter Com
jlaict easaed by malaria. In case of failure,
after dae trial, dealers are authorized, bj-our
circular dated July 1ft, 1542, to refund the
money.
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.,LoweI!,Mass.
Sold by an Dm jj'jU.
may 24 dlw
trtn
TO TURPENTINE WORKERS
AND DK ALE I IS IN
TURPENTINE TO&LS !
TOU WILL FIND THE
Hackers,
Pullers,
Dippers, &c,
MANUFACTURED BT
WALTER "WATSON,
FAYETTEY1LLK. N. C.
THE VEUY BEST IN USE!
Order seat to W. K. SPRING Kit A CO..
UILX9 AMUKCUISN, Wltmlaxtoa. S. C.
or la the manafaetarrr, will fia-e prom ft at
tention. WALTR WATSON,
Manufacturer of Edge Tools.
may tO la a'ayettevH'e, N. C
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL,
WtieHTSYlllC SQUID, II C.
millS HOTEL WILL BE OPENED FORM
ALLY for the Scaaoa of ls4. cn June lCih,
1S4. by SCO VILLE A CO , (ef tbe Scovllle
Bros., of the Klmbll House, Atlanta. Ga.
aad the Buf ard, of Charlotte.) and with the
extensive Improvements which hare been
placed upon the property, this Hotel Is the
beat Seaalde.resort the coil of North Car-
oaaa. Board b the day tJ.Wan.tt 3 By the
south and W may 31
Hon. A. M. Waddoll.
RE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
irntf a l VTAHttELL as a euulldala for
Coosrrsa f rvra the Math nutrVt. rtyct t Me
mettm of fa iHmocrmttc Cmrtntum e tke Dis
trict, wkrm eiitd.
may 12 tf
John C. Davis,
A"0"" SSSS5lSlL0 AT LAW.
WILM90TO. N.
Oflos ever the Bank of New Hanover,
rraettoee la all tne Court of te State.
mar Special sues tie plt the collection
fla!. '
Administrator's Sale.
VIRTUE Of. A DECREE Or THE
u potior Court of New Ilaaorer Conty In a
cause there peadlng betweea James r. Gaue.
AdntaUtralor or lucbard tl. Gran. pUtoUff,
and MaiTtaa A. Grant and others, defendants,
tne ndsisJiool will at 11 o'clock, A. si, on
Monday. th h day of July. at the
Court House door la the city of Wllm'ngton.
.expose for sale to the atxkest bidder, the lol
kwtc lands : A loiof Landallnale In tbe city
of Wllalaxtoo. beiajr the West half of lot No.
S ta block HI, aceorUiax te tne plan of aM
dry, frooCsx W feet oa the East aide of t If ih
street; and run alar back the same width 1U
feet, om which Is situate a dwelUos; contaJalos
oe roosas, aad the nessry oulbaUdicrs
A tract of land oa WrtznrtTtUe Sonnl, In
said county, beflanlsf oa the North slte of
Lee's Crock at the mouth of a fruity or ditch
aad rutniss; thence North 24 decrees West S
ttialast 2 Uska to a road, thence North 71 de-
M West 1 cnaia. &i uaxs wim tne roai.
tneaoe Nsrth tJ derrees Eut 24 Chains, thence
dexrees west cnaiss. w uaks
Notth M
theaee vouth
S3 decrees West 27 chains, u
Uska tf the month of a branch emptjtnjr into
Leso's Creek, aad thence dowa the aaM Creek
ts the bexlastajr. csntalalsjc about HO acres,
aad beiax well known as the former Mummer
rsdisaca of the late Richard U. Grant.
Terms One third cash, balance la 6 and ts
moeUsfrowdaTOtsile rurchascrs to five
Botes for the deferred payments era win la
tere from day of sale at 8 per cent.
Jam 4, st-4, 10, 17, ?4 AdmlnUtrator
siir ii in mi n BETiniM.
BOXE3 BOSTON SELECTED LEH
0(U ON, lust rood rod, which the con
alrmexclrecU mo to sell oa arrtral. Borax
equaled Soap, Parte atedal Ftour. the
whUest la towaT And erery thinx ta the Gro
cury fine at the lowee cash roe . .
The Daily Reviev.
QT Tht LKiuy liccicjo has the largest
tona fult circulation, of any newspaper
trubluheatn tht cxty of l xlmingum. -TUESDAY,
JUNE 10. Is84.
t P. Pnrldison. resident, and
S. Olbo Wilson, secretary, of the btatc
Fruit Growers-Association, were in
this city on Thursday, to arrange the
premium lists for the approaching otale
rtif Fair, to be held in Goldsboro the
30th and 31st of J uly. They anticipate
i1AmAct cnnvafni t&ir ever neia in
the State.
WlXltlNGTOH MARKET.
V V ; - - Jane 104 P. M. "
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Qaoted
firm at 27 cents per gallon. Sale ot
200 casks at these figures. ..
The Executive Commit- ROSIN Qaoted quiet at 95 cents for
IN CONGKCSS VI-2STKKDA V.
WAsiiivfiTox. June 'J. Mr. Vance
ittn the views of the minority of
ihfl mm mitt eo on Privileges and Elec
tions, rczardini: the Danville investijra
tton,and asked that it be printed with
the extra cop es of tbe majority rcporr.
It was so orJcrtd.
IJil.'s were reported favorably, front
thecommittcu on the Judiciary for
the relief r f the noUtical disabilities of
J. ft. Waddy. ol Va ; W. A.S Parker,
of Va.: It. L. Thorburn. of a.; Ja
D. Johnson, of Ga.; Duncan L. Clinch,
of if a. ; and oir.crs.
Mr. Garland askc-J and obt lined
unanimous consent to pu; tnes j vms
at once on llitir parage, and they were
ri:nid-
Mr. Iltck l no objection to their
immediate consideration, but icrjuired
of Mr. Garland why a general bill could
noL bo rcnortcd covering all cao3 ol
nolitieal disabilities. The Vice lVesi-
dentof the Southern Confederacy, Mr.
HM-k saiil. bad sat at the other end of
the caDitol. and many other persons.
distinguished in the Confederacy, had
had their disabilities removed. It was
twentv Years since the war closed, and
horo -we are reddlins out removals of
disabilities to icrsons who wee boys
when lbev entered the Confederate
army.
Mr. liar and said tuc only reason
why a general bill was not reported
was because a majority olthe commit
tee was oDDosed to such a measure.
Mr. Beck ironicallv replied that that
was a very coed reason. Mr. Beck
then submitted u resolution directing
the Judiciary committte to report back,
with its opinion thereon. :t bill referred
to that committee in December. 1Ss3.
Drovidinir for the cent-mi removal of
Sj C "
political disabilities.
On Mr. Iniraii'sobiection. the resolu
tion went over one day.
The Mexican Soldiers' Pension bill
was taken up. and the cendinz amend
ment was laid on tbe table, bcinz Mr.
too of the State Fruit Growers Associ-
a ion have decided to invite Senators
Ransom and v ancc to be present at,
the State Fruit Fair. The annual ad
dress is lo be delivered by senator
Ransom and a lecture for tne peneni
of the Frnit Growers Association py
Senator Vance. c hope botn genue-
men.will accept.
Kousrh on Corns."
Ask for Wells1 Raugh on Coma '
15c. Quick, complete cure. Hard or
oil corns, warts, bunions eod
ly Meetings
Wilm4nzrton District.
ri i:at r r'v.T-it-oV. ontK OnoHpr. I Tod Ordinarv
Middlins' .
ll t;.,;. r.,lra UUW -VAiAAfc...
bury Juno li-ii
Point Caswell Mission Juno 18
Duplin Circuit.....'. June 21-22
Onslow Circuit June 28-29
Waccamaw Mission,. . .... June 28s29
W.H Bobbitt. P.E.
Strained and $1.00 for Good Strained
Sales of 150 bbls fine rosins on private
terms.
TAR Qaoted firm at 1.10 per bbl
of 280 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $1.75 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and SI for Hard."
COTTON Qaoted quiet. Small
sales on a basis of 11 cents per pound
for Middling. , The following areahe
official quotations :
Ordinary....;....
cents
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Spirits Turpentine
Rosin...
Tar..,
MISCELLANEOUS
CELLAHj.,
f a n o.Y rn a ttTtjg
0U3.
These Goooas are in Choice Patterns and are Cte.
than we-havc ever had at these Headquarter
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS , 1
We Sell from the Seashore to the M0UE,... I
LADIES' SUITS MADE TO OBDER,
R. TJ3.
junc 5
1884
373 casks
GMG bbls
17 bbhj
Crude Turpentine 246 bbl3
Aver's SarsaDarilla is a highly con
centrated extract ot Sarsaparilla, and
Qther blood-purifying roots, combined
with Iodide of Potassium and Iron.
Its control over scrofulous diseases is
unequalled by any other medicine
To the Democrats ol the Coun
ty oi New Hanover.
The Democrats of the different
Wards of the City of Wilmington and
Townships of New Hanover county are
requested to meet on Wednesday, June
11th. for the purpose of electing ward
and township executive committeemen
and delegates to a County Convention
to be held in the Court House in the
City of Wilmington, on Monday, Jane
10th, at 4 o'clock, p. m.
In accordance with the call ot the
State Executive Committee said Con
vention will elect delegates to represent
the county in the. State and Congres
sional Conventions to be held inyiial-
MABENfj NEWS.
Uiddleberser's amendment to strike out cigh, June 25th; also, to elect delegates
the phrasu, "lor ihu suppression of the to the Congressional Convention of the
rebellion, from Mr. Hoar's amend- Six h District when called and to con
ment providing pensions for soldiers
who fouzht "in tun lato war lor the
suppression ol the rebellion.
Mr. Williams then moved to lay Mr.
IIors amendment on tho table.
Mr. Vat: Wycfc called for the aves and
nays on the motion to lay Mr. Hoar's
amendment ou tho tabK. The result
showed that a quorum was not present.
and the roll was called. tortyeigbt
Senators being found now present, the
aye's and nays wt-ro again called, and
resulted yeas nays Ij. bo Ihe
amendment wa3 laid on tho table.
Those vo'inir in the aflirmative are
Me sr.. Bayard. Beck, Brown, Butler,
Call, Cochran. Coke, Colquitt lair.
Farl-y. (inrland. Ocorsc, Hampton
llarriss. Hawley, Jonas. Miller, ol
Csla , Morgan. Pendleton, Piatt, lugh.
Slater, Vance. Vest and Williams 25.
rhou voting in tho negative arc
Messrs Allison, Blair. Cameron ol
Wis., Conner, Dawes. Dolphlin, Fryc,
Ingalls, Mitchell, Morrill, Pike, Sher
man, VanWyck, Voorhees and Wilson
15. Those present and not voting
were paired with absent Senators
!oan bein; paired wi:h Bansnm. .
Mr. VanWyck. offered an amend
ment giving pension of $8 a mouth pro
vided by the bill to oilicrs and enlisted
men or their widows, who arc depend
ent, in who.e or in part, upon his or
her own labor or on the assistance ol
others for support.
Mr. ilon ollered an amendment
providing that no person should be
entitled o tbo benefit of tho act who
is not 01 years of ase, or not subject to
some physicial, mental or pecuniary
disability equal to some cause known
to tbo pension laws of tho United
Ltatcs.
isotn ot lucsc amendments were
voted down.
Tbo further consideration of the bill
went over till to-morrow, and the
ben ale at J io p. m. went into execu
tive session, auu wiien ttie uoors were
reopened adjourned.
HOUSE KErilESENTATIVES
Tho Kenublican side cf .the House,
which for the pan week has been very
nearly descried, was reinforced this
morning by th return ot a number of
tho members who tad been absent in
Chicago.
Under the call of States a number ot
bills were introduced and reterrcd.
The House then, at 12.20 o'clock.
went into committee of the Whole.
Mr. Wellborn of Texas, in the chair,
on the Biverand Harbor Appropriation
bill. Cencral debate upon the 'bill
lollowcd. but no action was reached,
when the commitlc rose.
The House then tcok a recess uctll 8
o'clock.
sider other matters of interest to the
Democratic party.
First Ward will meet at Brooklyn
Hall at 8 o'clock p. m.
Second Ward will meet at Court
House at o clock p.- m.
Third Ward will meet
oflice at 8 ocloek p. m.
Fourth Ward will meet at City Court
Room at 8 o'clock p. m.
Filth Ward will meet at Nun Street
Engine House at 8 o'clock p. m.
Capo Fear Township will meet at
Castle Hayne at 12 o'clock noon.
Harnett Township will meet at
Macumber'sStore at 12 o'clock noon.
Masonboro Township will meet at
the usual voting place at 12 6 clock,
noon.
Federal Point Township will meet
at the urual voting place at 12 o'clock
noon.
By order of the Executive Com
mittee.
G. J. Boxey, Ch'm.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
yille, Master.
Steam yacht Louise, Pepper, Smith
ville. Master
Steamer AP Hurt, Worth, Fayette
Worth & Worth
CLEARED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville, Master
Steam yacht Louise, Pepper, Smith
ville. Master .
Steamer John Dawson, Black, Point
Caswell, R P Paddison
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
ville, Worth & Worth.
Barque Glacier, Olsen, Mayaguez.
r K, hi Kidder cs Son
Ger Jbrig Aseph Michels. Niemann,
.London, Paterson, Downing Co
Exports.
FOREIGN.
Mayaguez. P R Barque Glacier
189,584 ft lumber, 24,750 shingles
London Ger brig Aseph Michels
2,051 bbls rosin
VEEKIiY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND JUNE 7, 1884.
flntlnn ashoro. Rfifi.
at Mayor's Spirits ashore, 1,349; adoat, 517; to
tal. 1,866.
Rosin ashore, 69,092; afloat, 5,679; to
tal. 74,771,
Tar ashoreu2236, .
Crude ashore, 1,967.
RECEIPTS FKOM JUNE 1 TO JUNE 7.
Cotton, 16;spirits, 1.574; rosin, 5,872;
tar, 946 ; crude, 745.
. EXPORTS FROM JUNE 1 TO JUNE 7.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton. 2S5; spirits. 409; rosin. 2,663;
tar, 699; crude, 871.
FOREIGN
Spirits 1.006; rosin. 12,438.
NEW SUMMER AND WINT
SlSdllTKTrxi-XiE, 2ST. C.
AT MOUTH OF CAPE FEAR RIVER, OPPOSITE THE HISTORIC FORTS FI5HE8 AOCArr., '
IH FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN, WILL OPEM ABOUT MAY 20th
UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEM!,
Hotel has been refurnished and renovated throughout. Wan(ha4
building erected for pleasure purposes. Elegant, large, airy BaUE
oyer the water. First-class Musicians from New York will forj
Ball Room and Parlor Music.. Fine Still and Surf Bathing '
Fine line of New Boats for Pleasure Sailing and
NO MALARIA OR SMALL INSECTS TO ANlS'br.
Daily Mails. Telegraphic Communication. " Finest Fishing on Atlantic Co:
1 ourists and rleasure beekers 1 ortivward and Southward xrUl nd
it to their advantage to give us a call.
CLIMATE & SCENERY UNSURPASSED
The Atlantic Coast Line and Carolina Central R. R. will sell ticketi
from all stations at reduced rates to Hotel Brunswick,
Special rates by month and season
J. D. SUBLETT, of New Yorfc, Hanascr.
may 1 2m ; - : ,'
V. P. SUMNEK, I RKS.
F.R.TCSClLQ.tar
faiil fire Itati
Ho-tr-rl't,
11 AJf CTXCTCEIM 0?
auoh.
"Cheese Saf8, Wire Ooth. Wire Counter Riflings, Wh fltm CtAm '
' Brushes, Sanl Cont Screens, Weather Vanea, Stable Fllaww l2
C'reuUin;, V.'ue Sc It ou Fences, Iron Shutters, Counter 8opporfc.
fJTSend for Catalogue. ' ' v . IO-Mention tait TtfK,
each 13 d&w ly ' . .
XZXJU
Ko. 15, 1. Second Street
8TATB N13WH.
Kewbcrn Journrl: Uev. Dr. Burk
hcad left for Trioiiy College yesterday
morning, where he is to deliver tbe
theological aildrcs3 t bis week. Mr.
James Thomas, son of our townsman,
ox-Judge Thomas, arrived from Chap
el Hill oif Friday evening, and we are
pleased- to learn brought off the I)e
claimer's gold medal, and the scholar
ship gold medal t f Ihe. Sophomore
class. A. W. Wood, Worsbiplul
Master of St. John's Lodge. .Xo. 3, has
received a di?pens:ktton fnm (irand
Master Binghani to call the (irand
Lodc of A. V. and A. M. together in
special session for the purpose of lay
ing the comer stone ol the graded
school building, which will probably
!c done while ihe Wilmington anil
(toldsboro lire companies are on a vis
it to this city.
(ioldsboro Messenger: The Midland
Railroad litigation was settled at New
born last week by compromise.
Beans Irom this place sold in New York
one day last week for 1 per box one
bnshel-aod a-balf boxes. Wayne
county Normsl school opens to-day.
Profs. Moses and Noble will havo otn
cr competent assistants if tho attend
ance wiU justify. Toe Rt- Rev. II.
P. Northrop, Bishop ot Charleston and
Vicar Apostolic of North Carolina, was
in tho city oa Friday and Saturday
last. He held service and administer
ed confirmation Saturday morning.
List of Letters.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining
at the Post Office in this City on Wed
nesday, Jano 11 1834:
A Ilillcry Atkinson, Charles
Arandel.
B JLulia Beatty, R. Bradey, Turner
Battle. T. II. Bell.
C Thos, Carlton, . Henry Cutlar,
Mrs. Carolina Cromartie.
D Mrs. Mildred Dudley. Richard
Dickson.
E Miss L. Easton David C. Ellis.
F Mrs. Bert Fuller, D. B. Fulton.
G Mrs. Julia Gross, R. S. Gray,
Mis3 Victory Gurganus. .
II Hilliard Harriss, Joe Hilton,
(col) Wni. Howard.
S A. W. Jones, Jane Johnson, J ohn
Johnson, R. A. Jones.
K Mrs. Isabella Kelly, Miss Mary
King, Winncy King.
L Miss Frances Loflin, John
Lawton, Susan Lea (col).
M C. C. Martin. Elisha Merrick,
Mrs. Elcy Miller, A. D. McGowan,
James Mann.
O Daniel Oderi. Simand Omero.
P Aaron Pernell, Gilbert Phillips,
John Pedgkins. Capt. K. Phillips, Mrs.
Mary Pickett.
R B. M. Roberts.
T Sunday Thompson, Maggie
Turner, Martha Turner, James Taj lor,
Miss A. M. Thomas.
S Chas. Sheppard. Miss Christian
Sanders, I), C. Savage, Mrs. Emma
Saiitb.
W-E. II. Walker.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say ''advertised if hot
called for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington,
Ed. R. C. D.Brink P. M.
W
lite
CONUNDRUM.
HY IS 'THE STEAMER PASSPORT
a stilncr liana ?
without Its "Harper!"
Because It cannot do
-pvBUae. PEBFDMES, SOAPS, FANCY
XJ ana Toilet Articles, c.
9" Prescriptions a specialty at
F. C. MILLER'S.
may 26 Corner Fourth and Nun els
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
Oil. ly d-w
Copartnership.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED
a Copartnership un4cr the name and style of
F. G. & X. ROBINSON, for the purpose of
conducting a General Grocery Business, -rM
on Monday. June t, open at the old and well
known stand of George Myers, an assortment
of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. Our aim
will be to please In quality and price- our
Stock will be such as Is kept In a Flrst-Class
Grocery Store, and will be added to weekly by
Call acd Pteamr. All of our Goods are nrw
and fresh, and will be sent out as such, with
the privilege of returning If not satisfactory.
Our friends arc lnrlted to call and Inspect.
Respectfully,
F. O. ROBINSON.
may 31 tf NEWTON ROBINSON.
The Excursion and Pic. Nic
SEASON IS NOW OPEN AND PERSONS
visiting th city, the Sounds or Smlthrllls.
and la need of Flrst-Clsas work will do well
to call on
JOHIT WEEN
the well known Barber and Perfumer at his
SbarliK and Hair Dreeslnr SalAAn.
Zr S M ArrTTCvn Jniinrin
NO. Ul
where he will
faction to all.
may S3
spare no pains la
Come anl sec;
Siring satla-
Baltimore & Wiimingtou
Steamship Line.
STEAMS II J P
Vidette
WILL SAIL FROM
BALTIMpRB,
TUESDAY
...JUNE 10
FROM
"WTiXiisCEisrorroisr
SATURDAY.
..JUNE 14
Through Bills of Lading and lowest through
rates guaranteed to and from points fen the
Sail Roads and Cape Fear Rlrer.
AtSO,
To and irom Boston, Providence, Phllade
phla and all Western clUej.
For Freight Engagements, apply to
A.I. CAZATJX,Agt.,
WUmlngtonN. C.
ANDKEWS,&CO., Agts.,
" SW. Corner Light and German Sts.,
Junc 9 Baltimore
Don't Forget 2
JO. 112 SOUXn FRONT STREET I Where
HUMPHREY, JENKINS & CO., keep those
line HeMe and florae's btrawberries. also
Black and Whortleberries, Apples and Peach
ea. when In season. Poultry and Eggs. Con
signments ot the above solicited, nd satis
faction guaranteed Give us a trial la all w
ask. mav 6
Shirts Made.
rK ORDER Or BEST WAMSUTTA hlrt
X lng and No. 1100 Linen for the low rice of
$1.00.
A perfect fit and good substantia work
anteed. Our ntronB and outnmAn
ed to call aad leave their measures at the hn
remarkably low price at the Wilmington Shirt
"aACtI. Prop..
16U w
guar
fiivlt
a
12
27 Market St.
PUBCELL HOUSE.
TJHDER NEW MANAGEMENT, . "
- - I3LKGT03r. H. C
B. L. PERRY. Proprietor, r:-.
Lata Proprietor Atlaatlo Hotel. Flrst-Clau
aD tta appotTfltmerata. Terms ft2o tn T?
per day. ..' -
FcWanTfiEctBniE BATTLES OF THE VOEID.
tr CAPT. KINO. U. S. A. niSTOKTFROM THE BATTLE-FIELD. Show how NiUmklha.,
estrojed in a day. now ! me or uisaatcr Mas turned on a single Contest. AOnad Book fot Old uJlfrtZiM
iaae. .-f tas tne Memory. uire rieasure ana instruction w pg and Fine Illuitrttiont. Ana Mkm.
fiZr WriU t oaea for full desenpuoa and trma. AddreM J. O. MeURO m VO PhXls4dti.t
may 1 4w d&w .. f I.. -: . ...t,.. . ,- .,, . .". ' 1
JUST IMAGINE !
THE COOLEST STOKE FOR LADIES TO
SHOP IN IS
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,-
and there is where you will find the finest and
largest s'ock to select from io Millinery and
Fancy Goods, as wo receive new and choice
goods every day. .'
Just Imagine 63 Cents
for a bunch of three Tfpa in any color, regular
value One Dollar. These goods have been
soiling so rapidly vvc had to duplicate them
ever and over again by request of our patrorei
Just Imagine 39 Cents
for a bunch of three black Tips, worth twice
tho moccy. Such prices Ladies have never
heard of before.
Just Imagine 73 Cents
for a fine plume In any shade. An excellent
line of Feather Pompoons. An earlj call will
secure you some of these goods at TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR. '"
J
SL jS5
From the smallest single Violet to the largest
urancnea aress garnaiure. uaisy wreatns.
Pansles.- Buds and Roses. In fact every kind
of Flowers, at prices which set competition at
ueiiance. '
Just opened a stock of Fans and Parasols,
together with a fine stock of Leather Satchels.
Underwear. Corses ts. Ribbons, Laces and
made-up LaceGoods, Embroideries &c.,&c.t
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St., !
may 23 WILMINGTON. N. C.
Ship Your
QHICKENS. EGGS AND ' '
COUNTRY PRODUCE GKNEBALLY to -A.
W. RIVK.NBARK, -Wilmington,
N. C
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES guaranteed,
(ttefprs to Bank of New Hanover.)
may 1GJ
June
ICE.
4
W. E. DAYI8 A tCl
LAP ROBES.
ENDLESS VARIETY. TIB t
r
For Excurs onists.
I KEEP A FULL LIV" OF FINE GEO
cerlcs. Dry Good&nd all other artlrJea to
be found In a first clats store. In landing at
the Steamer's wharf pacs ud tbrou&rh tbe rate
and turn to the left and my place Is about AO
yards distant. Give mc a call.
, J, A. WESCOTr, .
may 29 1m SmUhyllle; N. C.
Dyed.'l
AT MONACB?S, 16 SECOND 8TREET.be-
tweea ILsxketind Princess. Ladles mad Gen
tlemcn's goods of erery descrintlon, anr color.
Also, cleaning, scouring and bleaching fiend
assortment of Trunks. Ban and Mtdarv
offered in this city. Saddlei, Hame W
; gies. Phaetons, Road Waeons, lc.,tl
to suit tho times. Trunks repabtd v
only practical trunk maker in tn ta
MCDOUGALL BOWDH
, 1J4 North rroriH.
Next to D. A. Smith's Fornltan KJ
June 9-
Don't Pay Rent!
yilY PAY REN I WnKS Till J
same money will buy you a hou ? v S
In this city I havo
one hundred and fifty
sold orerli-i
Lot tad Is
and Lots to parties who haw PW
them, by Instalments ooBtbljr pW1
Also.I have a large ntunserno-ro"0
who tare making regular mosttuy JT
and will soon own homei and gtt dear d
lord rule.
f Apply to jAjas inL8Cl(
June 4 .cw jaj
-A-ISTOTKBH
OF
EXPECTED BT WZVStS1
Milan enrp and aU the Wl
Every possiDie"-
. . j Pit
Sew J"
and colon. U JffiCt
popular now.
era and other Trimmlsgs.
cola, white
Llsie, Kid and Lace. New fitimp1
Respectfully
MISS E. KABW'
may 26
City Drug Store.
-rrrilTRE DRUGS AND
IT lee Cm P
ca iftnral Waters. ,9
pure Cream and Syrups- . t2f
Clears and CigaretJ w
all those who are la need ooj
New Ice Cream .Salog
Hf-R. AVU ai. ' ' rfti
ii ; -j - .-m rx
tl
urwia a - --- r.t rn 7 rs
PARLOR IMW'V,-, V-
berry streets. The j
Orders prooptiy BU rs
charge.
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