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If will b to reeclTt ecascrlcittoa
na oar frfenda on any aad an gatjacta -SB&erall&iereatbut
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xne same ol the writer anal always be
nlshod to the Edlior.
JiCtonimunlcatlonamCst-b wtftto ea eal
one side ot tte paper.. - ! V
: Personalities most be avoided.;.
And It Is especially sad parUcaUrly tater
tood that the Editor does not always end so
the views of correspondents untest so state.
In the editorial .ShiBMJS. , . ; , '
I
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P ... rt of the city, at th abort
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WILMINGTON. N.-3.. FRIDAY. JUNE 27, 1884.
NO. 153
c;Tf their pfr recnUrly.
'
r-r 71 AVy Bcrncxo has the UirgtslX
" . . . I
y ll!-cti-a Tu'Jay, X. I. i3
i.oviiuN'oi: :
AI.KKKH M SCALES.
r Cuilford.
mki t. ;ovr.RNoit:
C IIAUl.KS M. STEDMAN.
i.f New Hanoyf r.
!. UKTAUY OK STATE :
WILLIAM L- SAUKDERS.
i,f Wako.
r.iTi: treasurer:
ImiNALI) W. KAIX,
of Wake.
lot: auditor:
1 ROBERTS.
tf Gates.
i mi: a rr kn i:-r. knera u
TIlLOWnE F. DAVIDSON'.
if Buncombe.
i.t: l 1 l" I ! NT UN 1 EXT Oil 1'tT.UC IX-
..Ti:rTiox :
S. M. FINGER,
of Oatiwba.
t..iTi: justice supreme court:
a. s. merrimox.
of Wake.
Mr. CLirleJ Windham has postponed
lii African Uur until November.
Kt-l'rcsiwVot Davis plantation, Ikau-
T. ir. Mississippi. hi been under water
Lr oml wciks.
Kx-Stnatcr Cordon, of Georgia. ,
now takins contracts to umui rauroaus
....... I
ia South America.
The beat at the North U described as
teo.Vrib.V. (oUowtd by nuaierous sun
siroics and great mortality among in
Th rKE!i!i!i(Sii of thi ITnltetl Stale
itcnucj at the rate of 32 per cent.
cTirytea jeari. At this rate there
w;:: U W.OOO.COO inhabitants in 1900.
i llourko Marslon, the poet.
wh in h:sjouth inspired MissMulock's
"i-ilip. my Kioj.Mhas lost his mother,
t icslj siitcr. his swectbeart-his
Irxzi and bis ejesight.
only
A $?ctacu!ar opera bouffe, entitled
U uriad Mogol' is to bo the great
::ssa production at the Paris Gaite
tv ...... ...... ...
'jc-tr.-jccic is io uc magntuceni, i
asi there are to be many entirely new
A Nw Ycrk ice cream manufacturer
c ta be ab!c to make ice cream
iit?ajcar. in jut as good condition as
trst made. It u in brick form , j
atKal$x!3 i&chc, and wrapped up in
"-draper.
Li stated that John Ruskin lives
' .j a: bis homo in Incashiro and
r.'etalcu.atifisW mmmnnirMinnn to
tie I;iiJon ratN rn trivial tnh;o I
- i
n Accrtcalotf uld bo considered as
:wricor. era kism.
.. . ""
r. i.auuchere savs that Madame
T Ixjion, wife of Father Hya-
f a'--. cd to be a stay-maker, and
wr extravazancc in dress has had
r-i d,al to do with her husband's
ri- - i ....
.. t:mg expeu.tion.
a.urani ha gooo to his Lonjt
-cicwttae, by permission of bis
tT ''K acd there will pau tho sum
Mt. Tte llarJsajs: -Wc aro sorry
raita: tbe General recovers but
! troii bUlamencM. and that he
w f ;ratu!ated that Ferdinand
Vi f;a a leg to stand cn.M
l!.e nr:st Washlofton correspon-
ei,Je-::, believe that Cleveland
-ye a -wa!k OTcr al chicaso.but
k Si-cac:ly and ominously that
Lr5 a camber of .revenue re
t; tQ ia Washington drtfung a
Iccklc jtowards frw trade, which
ia,v Mat least bo considered
4 u Co3Tcatioo.w
haGa. Grant met with his se-
l kec: Uu "riolcr bo bJ USQ
borses.anj b allowed Frdi-
rd th8 privilege of tbem until
lul IUb: Wbca lh craih came
i i tiS! l"1 bj WMd'4 crclilor,
Lifirn ,rci,flQ mh visitors to
rhU JeSr wiU notb
C-r tCf 0f wt2 lb8 General hind--thvm
bihiad his fast horses.
0a.W UtUUaetotiTe Saith'i Worn
lj.d-w
.North Carolina to the Republican
... . r . ...
inier oi our ui'conust made glorious
Slimmer hv I his arm rr Vnrlr
Haron Tennyson very properly rc
fuse 4 to bo bored. He announces
officially through tho London Times
that ho will not answer the multitudi
nous letters pent to him. will not look
t manuscript', nor evco rcturiv tbem.
Athletic Training.
Australia's champion oarsman. Mr.
Edward Trickelt. snys that ho as
cured of severe pains in the back by St.
Jacobs Ottr the wondorful pain-reliever.
and that in all athletic tra.nin" for
aches, pain, and strained muscles, it
i
pas no equal.
LOCAL NEWS.
IROEX TO MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B II J A II BENS -ICC
T C Milleb Conundrum
American Lcclon of Honor
Jas. W. Coxolev Boarders
J G Bcbr Notice to Taxpayers
llKJSSBERGEH XCW Music Books
J Elsbach Shirts and Drawers
C VT Yatea Pnrloar the Caapaljrn
Ui'Mts IJu;)-. UeUosset Ex. VanllU
There was no City Court this morn
3
in ir
How about a ratification meeting lo
endorso the Stato ticket?
Clarendon Couucil, No. G7, A. L. of
Honor, will meet to-night, at' 8 o'clock-
There are but two days more in
which to list your taxes, so it would be
well lo attend to the matter at once.
Everybody in want of Faints, White
Lead. Glass &c. should o to Jacoju's
to get best qualities and lowest prices.f
Capt. J. W. Woods ides has been
placed in command of the steam yacht
7 - onife.in placo of Capt. Pepper, who
hi rcfrrnrfl
.
I no Democracy of uilmington are
feeling ouito iubilant to-day and the
tickct u considcrcd the best that could
bave ccn narned.
There were very heavy showers last
night, accompanied by brisk breezes
and the weather this mornins wa
much cooler in cinsequence.
Wo invite 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. tl.
Nor. bnrnue Allcvra. Johnsen, clear-
oJ tc-day for Is. ndoxx with 1.319 casks
spirits turpentine, valued at $18,099,
shipped by Messrs Paterson. Downing
& Co.
Tho steamer Iissixrt has been taken
to the Drv Duck, where she will be
fill ted with a new rudder. She will be
, . . , , c,
rtwdv for service aeain in a counle of
days.
Ucv W. T. Jone?, formerly of
this
city, but now lo ated at Beaufort,
hero upon a short visit to relatives and
friends, and w ill preach at Brooklyn
Hall to-niht.
From gentlemen who arrived in the
city last night Iroiu Sampson county
we learn that the crop3 in that section
arc crowioc finely, and arc in a vtry
nrmnisin condiliun.
Theru n unmail:ib!e matter in the
MM .iii
PostoQiC here a!drcsel to Annie L.
Hendricks, corner Mint and Second
tvhi. rnrn ot .1 crime stUllli. snu a
stamped white envelope with noddrcss.
Tho llffhtninir struck and demolishfd
a te!ephonc pole on Princess street, be
Iwopn Front fin I Second, about 10
o'clock last niffhr, and Kdgar bear
borough, a messenger fr the Western
Union Telegraph, who was passinc at
the time, was slightly shocked.
Mr. A. W. Rivenbark had a coop of
chickens to arrive yesterdny in which
there was a hen's as which was a cu
riosity. It was about the size and
shaped very .much like a pecan nut
and when opened it was found to con
tain the white ol an ordinary e;'g with
the yolk just commencing to form.
Col. Saunders.
Maj. C. W. McCiammy was in the
city this morning on bis return lnm
Raleigh. Ho it was who nominated
th-vt utrrlin? rentleman. Cd. William
L. Saunderr, for election as Lis
own successor as Secretary cf Slate. In
doing this Maj. McCiammy designated
him as that b!g-hcartcd, big-bcaded
patriot and Democrat" and asked the
convention to honor itself by nominat
inj him, which, to use Maj.
Mac' own words, "it did immensely."
Col. Saunders received every vote from
erery county, as he had literally ho op
position for this, the chief and most
desirable odce on tho official staff.
Another laro consignment of Sash,
Doors & Blinds at Factory prices, just
received at Jacob's Hard ware Depot f
Personal. .
'Mr.. E. Latimer, Mr. Wm. Latimer.
Col. and Mrs. Edward S. Latimer. Mr
H. R. Latimer, Mrs. Latimer. Mr?. A
M. Waddeli and Miss Waddell, all o
this city, were passengers on the steam
ship Orcoon. which sailed from New
York for Liverpool on Wednesday lst
Fun tit Smitlivllle.
The public spirited citizens ot Smith
villc arc making quite extensive prep
arations for a good time at that place
on the Fourth oi July next. There
will be a regatta for sailing vessel9,- in
eluding all sorts, sizes and rig of yachts,
and fur pilot boats of any kind that
may desire to compete. There wil
also bo' a race with oared boats of dif
ferent si'es from two oared to four, six
and eif lit oars. The day a sport wil
conclude with a pyrotechnic display at
night, and probably with a grand ball.
Clinton to Warsaw.
The Clinton Caucasian publishes the
following particulars of tho railroad
meeting held in that town last Friday
night, a report of which was published
in the Review:
The railroad meeting last Friday
ninht was well attended. It grew out
of a proposition mado in the meeting of
tho telegraph company lo tec effect that
if Clinton would subscribe ten thousand
dollars in stock a railroad would be
constructed at onco from this point to
Warsaw. A committee was appointed
to confer with the projectors of the
scheme understood to be Wilmington
& Weldon R. R. anthorites. and to take
measures to insure the line. The scnti
nient of the meeting was unanimous to
the effort that if a subscription of ten
thousand dollars in stock would secure
the building ot the route, there would
be no trouble whatever in securing it
One thing is very evident, Clinton is
bent upon hiving railroad communica
tton with the outside world. The con
fereoco committee consists of Hon . A.
A- McKoy, Messrs. A. F. Johnson,
W. A. Johnson.. Col. L. A. Powell, J.
R. Beaman and J. L. Stewart- This
ommittee will visit Wilmington, and we
hope will accomplish their object.
Election of Officers.
At a regular Council held by Cherokee
Tribe. No. 9, Improved O. R. M., the
following Chiefs were elected for the
ensuing term:
V. P. Geo. W. Mitchell.
W. S. Charles Craig.
. S. S. O. H. Kennedy.
J.S. J.H.Craig.
C. of R. Geo. Zeigler.
K. of W. J. D. II. Klander.
Trustees for the term of twelfth
Moon Charles Craig, Geo. W. Mitchell
and II. II. Woeb3e.
After the election of Chiefs, Mr. J.
D. H. Klander. in behalf of tho Tribe.,
presented a tine and expensive silver
tomahawk to th V. G. I , George
Zeigler, as a slight recognition' of the
faithful and efficient services of that
Chief during the time the Tribe had been
under bis charge. The presentation
was made in a pleasant and appropriate
speech, which was happily responded
to by Mr. Zeigler.
Tho Sliclbv Division.
The Charlotte Observer publishes an
interesting report of the improvements
which are now being made to the track
and road bed of the Western Division
ot the Carolina Central R. R. It says:
Tho amount of bridge building now
going up on the Shelby Division of the
Carolina Central Railroad issurprising
ly large. About eight forces are at
work at points between inarioite and I
Shelby, and the spans are going up
rapidly. Capt. Jleno has just nnished
an o eirant and substantial Driago over
Lodz Creek, about six miles west of
Charlotte, and tho Philadelphia work
men are putting tho last bolts in a
mneniftcent iron structure over Buffalo.
a lew nines luis siue oi oueioy. uia
.. i r ci ii ti
bride is 93 feet high, and was built up
under the old bridge wihout
a sir.e e uav s interruption
to travel. Indian Creek, famed
for tho creat disaster of Decem
ber. Ib80. is to bo spanned by a splen
did new bridge, and several new bridges
aro being put up near Ltncolnton. The
bridre builders and their families live
in cars that are side tracked into the
woods at the scene of building, one car
being used for the kitchen, another for
be dining room and another for tne
bed room. A number ot these bouses
on wheels are seen along the track ss
the trains spin by, and they present a
picturesque appearance.
The steam shovel has been doing an
immense amount oi wore ' up me
road, and is now engaged in filling the
great Muddy Fork trestle, one of the
heaviest pieces of railroad work in .the
whole country, and that will require sev
en months of daily labor. That Col.
Jones and the Carol. na , Central
authorities are making a capital
road bed there can be no' doobt.
bot to get an idea - of the ex-
cnt of the improvements, and- the
amount of money expended in the
work, reonires a trio over tne roaa.
Solid tills and bridges are to be supple
mented will ateel rails, which have
already been ordered, and .the Shelby
Division will then be as fine a stretcn
of railroad as can be found . anywhere.
The new regime of tie .Carolina Cen
tral is wide awake and p regressive.
Election of OlHcers,
At a regular meeting of Orion Lodge
No. 67, I. O O F.. held last Wednes
day evening, the following officers were
elocted for the ensuing term:
N.G. W, J. Penny.
V. G. John S. Barnes.
R.S. II.; O. Craig. ;
F. S. W. C. Farrow.
T. W. S War rock.
1 hese, together with the appointive
officers, will be installed on the evening
of July 2. 1884.
Fullest assortment of Fishing Tackle
can be found at Jacoei's. f
DIED.
LLOYD Passed triumphantly from earth
to the "reet prepared for the neonle of God "
on tfte morr.iog of the 24th icst., JOHN DAVID
L.1AJYD, azed33 years.
We are not surpilsed when the old, bavin
reacneu iue limit oi ine utile epace a Hot tea to
human lire, sink gently Into the grave. For
we reason "when the hand erows Daisied ami
the eye dim with tho mist of age, it is lime to
die." But when one rejoicing in youth and
strength, whose future is bright with promises
uniuinii u, is striken in ine nush of Jmanhood
and borne off by the victor to the grave, we
are startled with enrpdeo. The subject of
tti3 sketch was In the lull rig rot Hie, with
auccees comparatively achieved. lie had left
nis Home in forambua cr nnty and embarked
la business la Florida. There, while pushing
ma wore as a ran roau contractor, ne. became
luorougniy poi one a with that subtle and po
tent agent, malaria. Anxious always to do
hla whole duty, ho failed to be warned in time,
aodonly after hla health was fatally under
mined, could he be prevailed upon to leave his
pobt. Of the lingering months of affliction it
w not my purpose to write. Cut of the last
few weeks during which hla faith in Christ
shone forth wlth snch peculiar beauty I would
be glad to tell. By nature one of the most
generous and grateful of men, it seemed easy
for him to take fast hold of the glorious prom
ises of the gospel, and having onco accepted
mem, mere sec me a never a shadow to have
interposed for even one moment of time. I de
light, in honor of the divine "aviour.to record
the fact that llldadoptedchild seemed to cling
closer w iiim as ne ueecenuea into tne crave.
Butliwas when the last sc?Eeannroachfid that
ins xaun ecnt rortu its brightest light. Calling
his weeping sls'ers, one by one, he kissed
them goodbye, then taking his only brother's
hand, he held H as if he could not erlve him
up. To each one he Broke words of tender
love and assurance of eternal life. Ilia sisters
asked him: "Have vou alnv messaec for
Lloyd?" (an absent nephew). He replied
yes, tell him I am sroinsr home Tell him to
pray and to meet me there. Tell the same to
brother Henry," (an absent! brother-in-ltw)
When he had descended so far into tho misiv
shadow that speech became! difficult, bo was
asked: "Jobnny.can you Btill trust the blessed
Savicur?" He gave an aflirmative s'gn, but
secmlnar to thlik hi answer not sufficiently
distinct, he answeipd with an effort "yes".
Turning to his uncle, a veteran of the cross,
ho asked him to pray. No ono who heard that
prayerlll ever forget It. Eyes unaccustom
ed to weep were wet, and strong men were
subdued by the awful solemnity of the scene
On the preceding day, when he made a formal
declaration of hi faith and received the em
blems of Christ's broken body and shed blood,
he seemed anxious that his nieanintr should
not be mistaken. He' assured his friends that
the step of uniting with the Church was dellb
erate. I have stood by the bedside of many as
tney passea away from earth, but never saw
a mora triumphant death than this Oh! could
the temlercst love and most incessant care.
could the skill of physicians or their most
anxloui svmpathy have availed, he wculd
have lived; but how powerless is the tenderest
love or the utmost of human skill in tne pres
ence of the great conqueror who strides ruth
lessly over them all to his victim This death
will carry sadness to many a heart, but out
side of his family there is no one who feels
more deeply grieved than he who shaed with
h'.m many of his lonely nights and tried by all
the resources of his art to lessen his tufferinc
the writer of these lines.
trk tho crya xic'l M"r ta to f hv caii olinvA
Be thy pure spirit present with the Lord,
Where thou for faith ana hope hast perfect
love
And open vision for the written word."
j. s. v.-
NEW AJDVJSUTISiSMBNTS.
Boarders.
JJAV1NG CONCLUDED TO CONTINUE
taking boarders until October 1st, 1S64, a few
permanent and table boarders can be accom
modated at Housi 201, corner Third Td Chest
nut sireeti. A ply at store 216 Market st.
june 27 It W. CON OLE V.
star ropy M
To Taxpayers.
T
MIE T13IE IN WHICH TO LIST YOUR
laxes expires on TUESDAY. Jul7 1st. List
before then or j on will be place 1 on the De
unqueTit list.
J. G. BURR,
Tax Lister.
june.it
Ice.
Ice.
Ice.
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY the
I citizens and the public generally, that
hive laid In a fnll Bupply of CHOICE ICE,
and am now fully prepared to fill orders at
LOW PRICES; by tho Barrel, Hogshetd or
Car Load, to all points, on the Raiiroads or
Kivers, and hope to eccure a reasonaoie cnare
or patronage. . u. o . aubkss,
Proprietor of New ice Honse.
Send for Prices. . june 27 1m
At
aillE WILMIXGTON SHIRT FACTORY,
L No. 27, Market et. Nightshirts, all fcizes.
.c. Congress, the most popular anci lmjbi
White bhirt on the market. 75c, Colored Shirts
25c and qpwards. Seaside Shirts at all pr.ces
Boy's yachnnir la creat vanity, ueni uraw-
rs and upwards Wamsutta Jeans Draw
ers, reinforced, equal tjjlnen, something new.
75c Drawers made to order. 75a. Wamsutta
thLrU with 2100 linen bosom made lo order at
tl. Orders from the country solicited and
promptly attended to.' oive us i -alL
Jane 27 Manager
Sow. Music Hoots.
PARLOR ORGANS GEMS. 51c
BUOU COLLECTION, v COc
SUPERB SONGS, ' , COc
SONG lX)UO, .-' fc COc -
FOLIO OF MUSIC. 50c
: SONG WORLD, ISc
Frank Howard's latest Song, "I'LL AWAIT
Ur UOVE,- 40c -
';- For sale st " :
HEINSBERGER'S,
-..'-.--"
jejie 27 - LIvs Uook end llosls ttor s.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
City Drug Store.
216 MARK BT STRE ET
XTO CONUNPKUM ABOUT THIS
1 Soda Water at 5c per glass
It can't
be
good at 2 or 3 cents
foam and gas). Drags and Cigars In great
variety. My soda Water ia always good. It
can't be excelled every day. My Cologne la
th best to' be had. ice Cram Soda occasion
ally. Call on "OLD" JIM COftOLKY,
ju-e 2ii Manager.
LAP ROBES.
N " ENDLESS VARIETY THE FINEST
assortment of Trunks, Bags and atchel3 ever i
offered In this city. Waddles, Harness. Bug
gie3. Phaetons, Road Waons, Ac, at prices
to fcult the times. Trunks repair d by the
only practical trunk maker in the Mate.
McDOUOALL & liOWDfclN,
114 North Frort St.
Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store,
jnne ?3
For Excurs onists.
JL cerles, Dry Goods and all otrer articles to
be round in a lirst class store, in landing at
the Steamer's wharf pass up through the gate
and turn to the left and my, place is about 0
yards distant, uive me a cau.
J. A. WESCOTT,
may 29 lm Smithy llle. N. C.
Our Dr. K. Robinson
TJ1ROM BLADEN, HAS ARRIVED Alsa,
JL
Choice Good 3 from New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and many more arc expected Tho
"Chrdren's Favorite Animal Crackers" have
arrived and the "Old Folks" can come In on
the more substantial In the same lin ' We
have a small stock of choice N. C. Meat, S. C.
Fen Is and I. X. L. Hams, Strlp3, S. C. Should
ers, Dried Beef. &c.
piotwlthttandinir the decline in Sugars we
are selling as low as they can be bought elee-
wnere.
We can sell tho verv best Familv Flour at
AT !T lil. 1 a a. i
io per xui ourcr graues m proportion.
june 14 if - u & a. robinson.
SCUPPERNONG WINE
$1 Per Gallon.
TTrE HAVE A SMALL QUANTITY of this
fine NATIVE WINE that wc are closing out
at ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON. We can
recommend it to be
Pure, Sweet & Wholesome,
with the full flavor of the grape. We bought
it at a low figure and propose fo give our cus
tomers the benefit of it.
There U no beverage more cooling and re
freshing a warm summer day than la, first-
class ariicle t North Carolina Scuppernorg
Wino with a little Ice, and there Is ho bever
age as cheap that produces the satisfaction
. . " i
obtained in using this Wiae. Coma at once.
P. L. BRIDGEES & 00.
no Nora. Front st.
j une i
Mortgage Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWKR Of SALE
the dfbt thereby seeu'red, wis In due course
of asilsrnment, transferred to William M Cum
mmr, ine undersigned as Attorney for sum
V lilutm M Cummlnz, w ill exixse for sal-3 to
the higheet Dluaer for cash, at public auction.
at the court tiouae coor in the c;tv of AV 11-
rclnsriou, on Monday, ifcc 4th Uy of Auzust.
184, at 12 o'clock. M. the following described
property situate in Brnnswlok t ounty, known
a Claren'ton trlantatlon JieKlnnlnc on lb
Wett bank of thee pe Fear hiver at thcmouib. ;
of the Canal, rans thence up said Canal a. 02 W
1.'4 po.C4 to a China tree on the h:ghlancs tlx
recti v la front of the dwelling, thence N. hi W
30 poles to a China tree, thence S. "2 WS51
1K)1cb to a stake, thence h. 74 W. 41 p les to a
stake, thence . G3 E. 2S2 pohjs to a dogwood
tree thence i fco is zo poles f a uliCK enm,
thence N.24E. iibpoies to a stake, tnence E.
124 poles along a bank to the Capo Fcar'ivsr.
thence along the binks of the river sbeat 2.5
poles to the mouth of the Canal, the bt-gia,-
nlng. Also one other tract, beginning at mc
mouth of said CanaL runs thence along lhe
first of the above mentioned tract to the hljra
land to a Chin tree, thence N. 5i W. 3 p--ieu
to a China tree, thence b. 72 W. 334 poles to a,
stake, thence N. 70 W. 2 tvoles to a cypress
near the run or Bviver JJam trees, thence
along the meandering of paid creek to the
riceneld. about -i poles, thence with eatd
creeic on the torth side . U) jc. jus poles to
the junctijn of Beavr Dam with Mallry
reek, thence with said Mai lory Crtek to the j
river, about 12) poles, thence along tne banks
thereoria the beginning, containing by esti
mate l.txw acres more or less.
j. If. litJUAAir, jt ,
june2C30d . Attorney.
Wagonette
"POR WRIGnTSVlLLE SOUND, will leae.
aether land's Stables DAILY at C P. M. sharp.
Returning, will lave Sound at 7 A. M. eharp
june2$lf T. J. SOUTHERLAND.
Drive-Well Pumps,
O TO VES, TIN WARE, V
k7
REFRIGERATORS,
WATEK COOLERS,
1CK CREAM FREEZERS.
at
"' ' PASSES 4 TAYLOR'S.
PURK WnmC OIL. tone '3
Great Reduction
rN PSICS OF1IJ-JOUCA. WAKE at t-
-; - GILES 21URCHIiOS3.
JczcSS , ' 13 aad 111 Hzrcii:C3 Clock. -
JJcontalned in a certain deed of mortgage De mde nappy and contented.. ?f
maie by I . Fremont and wife, etial, to W. fhls Extract is used in the . k
A. Camming, recorded in Brunswick county, JC3 Cream, which has given '
In Book i", pages 25 to 30 of the offlce of Reg MUNDS BKOS. & DkhO?8KTM Ice
isterof Deeds, and which said mortfrajo. and Cream fcotla Waier uch a - .
ADVERTISEMENTS.
3T- TaiVior-.
JOUGnT FOR SrOT CASH FROM SKY.
eral of the wholesale houses a largo eurplus
stock on hand thrdngh the great deptcsslon
In trade, we arc prcrarcd to offer 't ; f
As follows ; , -':' .:-""': ' " ", n
We will conimenco on COBSET3 Ml;)
A line fhapo Corset for :tc
A flpe Caroline Corset reduced f 0 5f c. " "
ACors?tinany color, Wnk, Blue.. Black.
Cardinal and White for 'nlSo.
An elegant Courtlle Corset for 75c; this Cor -set
c.ijKotbe bought in any other; homo for
lfss than One 1'ollar
nTf EXTENSION CORSET, Spoon
Bust, $1.25; true value Ono Dollar and Fifty
tent
lirand o. Doublfl I?nst Moulded Corset. " v"
U-aftd P. Imported Corsets. A fine nursing
Sti .A uU assortment of Mifsej and
I hlldren s Corsets. A great- man other
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
Next on, the Ust : ..
'S? k4ET CoZm3 evcry 6tylolnt priced
DANS.wc will fell a highly decorated fold
ing fan for 5. io. 2 , 25o. ana upwards, well
worth twice the money. , ,t .
nAND SATCIIEI, PARASOLS,
SUNSHADES, UNDERWEAR, "
FLOWERS, FEATHERS2-'.
, . LACES, HAT3, GLOVES, - ,
MITTS, in auv color, ftt vie or slzo.'ftt miAn.
Ishingly low prices. So one urged to buy, but
come and see the bargains for TOUTBelf.-
THE COOLEST STORE FOR LADIES TO
"snop iNis
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.;
....... .... :.....
june 24
WILMIGTONN. C.
Goods sent C. O. D. to any part of the' conn."
try, with the privilege ot examining before
paying. -
. ' 1 " ' 1 ' ' ' ' - r ,' i i" i. 1 1 1 " -
During the' Campaign.
E WILL FURNISH NEW' YORK PA
PERS at the follcwirg prlcc3 :" '
HERALD, (including Sund y) per week 2Jc.
TIMES,
23c.
250.
25c.
2Cc,-
TRIBUNE,
WORLD,
SUN,
YAES1 BOOK STORK,
june 21
119 Market Street.
Headquarters
pOR FISHING TACKLE, " ' '
AT
I W E. SPRINGER Jb GO'S.,
I ' 19. 11 and U Market Peet
ThCklarirestacd best awortment ever offered
la this market. ' ;, jane 22
I . ...
MCnds Bros. & DeRosset,
)
. .it r i . . i
1 M"""g "ro9: & p.qsL
Munds Bros." & DeRosset,
Manufacture a delicious .M
Extract vt Vanilla . a ,
Flavor your lew Cream.
Custards and Pastry with it
Splendid reputation.
IOK cream soDA.cvery day tUU week.
Nothing of the kind C'iiU it. ,. : , ,
Rendezvous for Li'lfcs. '
MarketandsecomlSU - '
iuns T, , , Wilnjngton, N. C.
COIMC!
'ill .
tVR LARGE STOCK OF
FlKISrSUOES
tor Gents and Ladles WFAVPOOING, Lut we.
haveenugti jet on.lnn-1 lQSlyTprLY THE
WANT3 OF ALL. ' , , . -
NEW GOODS arrlrtrg Ef Eit .WEf K,
c?rr.pr1n ALL TII2 LEADING STYLIS.
Geo., JL f FretfcK & Sons,
m KORTH FROST STS
CONUNDRUM.
TynY IS THE STEAMER PASSPOSr
like a Stiing Band ? 'Because U cannot dj
wlthont Us "Harper V. v. jr ir-,l .
DRUGS. PERFUMES,' SOAP3. FANCY
and Toilet Articles. ' .
Prescrlptlone a pna!t7 t
: r. C. MILLER'S.
laiaySS ;i: Corser Fvurtn snt Hn st
Something-New.
AFEBST-CLASS - ICE ' CREAM PABLOS
at the corner of Front ani MuUerry tn eta, ,
where purest Cream in the eltj ata bo found. '
l,iic& ami gcni-cnjcn aro rcj'ccuuur lor lieu
to ralL - - . . ......i ..
Orders promptly filled and dclivrred free of
j )unel71m , - .f- Prorrteu.r
I : ,
.EXCURSIONS
AND SOUND PAKrniy AKX iKQW TTIC
order of lbs day. FUhlnar att'ri:rj';i"
ami the "lilackfisb GroaaiU" U st lu t4U
FUhln poles and lines are cot the! otJr ro
j qutsltoii for an enjoyabfr and succcfcial ttsy's
I recreation, r Before j ou etirt cut a yocre.
turtiuu, ciuier ;jwu iwc tjykt or Vt 1X18 coaod,
call at McGOWAN's. and he will flxj yea na
all tie et ccUrct cecer-ury f cr tte cciia.
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