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VOL: VIII. f, W ILMINGTON. N. C SATURDAY. JUNE 28, 1884.
NO. 154
T
tTtaT imt. 5c4r
" fcis.V Rcrinr Au ifce largest
JjfiU cim&tiion. of any iwpapcr
i , ,
' 'pi:.1HCKATIC TICKKT.
p.:: i.umh: :
I.KKK.I) M SCAM:.
,,l CuilforJ.
in r. .vi.i;noi;:
, Jl.K!X M. STKlttlAX.
f New Hanovtr.
-i kit in or Mwrr.r
WILLIAM !. SAUNDKKS. .
I..;: i.ti: tkkasuuek:
1K)NAM W. 1IAIX.
of Wake.
i hi: Ai iUToi::
W. T. HUBERTS,
i f Gale. '
a rr us i:v- ; t.x i:u a i.:
IIIKOlKilU; F. DAVIDSON',
.f Ikineomtc.
l I I I:INTLN!!1XT OK ItT.LIC IN-
Mi:rnox:
S. M. FIXCiKK.
of Catawba.
,tn. jisth i: srri:r.Mi: ronrr:
A. S. MEKHIMOX,
1 .t: 1 1.1.1 n i-at- 1. a 1:1; r. :
V. II. KITCIIKX.
JOHX X. STAFLMS.
IX)CAINEWS.
l'i:ti T3 IIV A3YIRTISEH f MIS.
J 1: MJtr Noilv
I !. I U-AI Mnalf
r C M:u 1 k v re 01
New Mu!c Books
l: N rt)twilii. J P Ltfilad
C w tt-luili ite Ctupalgn
S VAtt'is L-.H-;t: of Slrg Daj
111 l V.. r- X PuUaAfcT fcx. Vanilla
lj. length II hour anJ3i minutes.
There a to C.tjr Cwurt this xr.orn
There were coictermcnUin Ikllcvuo
tVrticUry liU wk.
ur.4: to-morrow 'afternoon at 19
u;i-s!ij j.j: ? o'clock.
Til re i ao intrn;cnt in Oikilale
l"c2.:vrj thU wrck, tint ( a chi!d.
The IUvitcr 01 Dectl iucU two
:urtli.;c licttcc. tbi week, botli "for
:;. c( tlo fniot vegetables wc
ue .tn ti.ii jiar were for a!o to
! :'.ciilc tnitkvt home lh:t tuoroin.
I: i eil.i enough lr a Cro lor a
tVrtttnwtht tawraiai. bat it cmjo
i't t Ci-.ch warrucr under the penial
it-;r.cc i( the tun.
TIj;tor aoI iublibcr of TftcSpir
''''. rM(fj, X. Y.. Mr. K. A. Iluck.
i-vu.I S:. Jiobi Oil rcpcatcUIy
-U in factory result.
We imito the allentioa of vurc!lizcns
t u tit thit first tjuJity shirts arc
U.t u v!e to order at 00c dollar at tbc
Wl.i;aiUja Shirt Factory. ti.
l-r thankf are duo tbocomuiiltec for
ai isiratioti ojoio !a the excursion to
S&U&T&e. to b Wen by tbo Carolina
1 acit Cab, oa the Steamer Ju.poir, on
titicclr Cif July Cad
O-c colored tramp from South Caro-
r j-IaJ for lodiins at police bead.
Viir.fri list niht. Ho had mado an
:;ncaicslto work at the ioiproYe-
cucow goincoQ at tbo mouth on
'"e riitr and was on bis way to that
":t. He waa discharged this morn-
Ery Farmer ouLt to eet a "Coy
tr Plow," greatest invention ci
t: K. Jacoux is the AgenL f
sAs SptxiGc is said to bo a sure
x:tiaccr:an cases The people ol
NcrUW;ca will find that Scales
a-S'.ei!5;aa will prove ctjuallylis efll-
;a rtsiovinc tbo disease enen
oa tie body poliUc by the unholy
-.icce Utwecn carpet-bag Republi
Ci" icd scaltawts Democrats.
JV.'est aiortment o! Fishing Tackle
tta fosJ al JAConfs. - t
Tie two letters. S S. according to the
pieotrar hers, may be made to stand
"r 1 taabcr of excellent words, such
wSwir.ard Sure, Steady and Stead-
tii.. NJrtr.l. - 1 0. (?.
. j aui oironj, Otitk. auu
'.sapenor and Sutwrh. Staieimcn
State, Scales and Stedman and
-dcrs aadSocceii. You can take
J'-r choice or take them all.
.
Aaother Isrse consignment of Sash.
A Ulladj at Factory prices, just
u JAcocrsllardwaro Dcpotf
Interesting CxercUo.
Tb exercise of th FiftecntlKAnnual
Ofiimenccnieot of the Academy of the
Inctrnation were heM lat nigbt. and
were witness! by a large and delight
ed aud:ncc. Tin to!!oviii is thepro
pr.in) me, which was fu'Iy carricl out:
Salutatory Mi- IlelMea Weill.
Cfitita Xew Ycarj Kve, with the
lo!:owio cast of charartprj: Father
Time Miss Miriam Ilea?. Old War
Mias Stella Divitui. Spring Miss Uc
becea Willi. Summer Mi.s Mary
Wrig!it. Autumn Miss Mtry Wei
tcrniann. Winter Miss Florence
(frccnuwah). The twelve months by
Mies Mary Lirkim, Katie Donlan,
Mary (ireeu. Sac Flli-, Nettie Rosen
thal, Annie Iockfaw, Maggie Kjan,
Amy Weill. Katie McDonnell, Marv
Sweeny, Jtscphir.c Harry and Annie
Allen. Christmas Miss Iizzie Darby.
Santa C.'ausMias Amy Weill. New
Yiaj Miss Mary Donlan.
All the partb ia the Cantata were welj
rendered and highly appreciated by the
au lience. !
Recitation May Q leen Miss 11.
Weill. 1
Tableau Crowning of the May
Qi'cn.
Song Kathleen Mavourneen Miss
Aouie Allen. Piano accompaniment
by Miss Mary Allen.
Tableau Summer Picnic.
Recitation Somebody M iss Daisy
Bear. .
Tableau Autumn Scene, Vocal Duett
Moonlight Misses Kate Reilly and
FlorenceGrcenewald ; piano accompani
meut by Miss Kate Reilcy.
Recitation Thoughts during Service
-Miss Eliza Weill.
Tableau Bethlehem's Star.
Recitation Legeud of Brcganz
Miss R. Weill.
Hynn Ave Sanclissimi By the
pupils, with organ accompaniment by
MS3 Mary Allen.
PKKMILMS I'oU CIIIttSTIAN DOCTKINE
Firbt class. Firit premium Miss
Stella Divine; 'xtrpuo liss May
Wright. Second premium Mis3 Mary
Donlan; xruo Mis3 Annie Allen.
Second class First premium -Miss
Mary Western: an n ; Exa-quo Mis3
Mary Green.
Third class First premium Miss
Katio Wcstermanu; wragKO Mis3
Maggie Price.
Fourth class Firt premium Miss
Tbersa Westermann Exa-quo Miss
Lucy Wright Second premium MKcs
Mamie King.
PJcci Waltz Miss Carrie Rosenthal
The Lark aud the Nightinca!e In
strumental Mis Florence Green wald
1'Kf.MIUMi I OU TlIC ENGLISH COUKSE.
In this cuure premiums were given
as follows: To Mis Mary Wright, for
Hbtory, Arithmetic and Grammar; to
Mi) Stella Divine, for Ilbtory and
Grammar; to Mts Miriam Bear, for
IlutCry, Arithmetic, Grammar and
Book-keeping; to Mis Amie Allen, for
Book-keeping and Historj-, and Enryto
t MLs Mary Donlan. fur Arithmetic
iNTi:i:iniiATi: i.a.ss.
In th:s clas premiums were award
ed as follows: To Miss Rebecca Weill
for Elocution, U. S. History", Arith
metic. Grammar, Geography and Or
thorapby;to MissIagie Egan, for
Geography, History and Orthography;
to Miss Mary Green, for Orthography,
Grammar. Geography and Arithmc
tic; to Miss Mary Wcsterman, for
Grammar. Geography and Orthogra
phy; tq Miss Katio McDonnell, for
Arithmetic aud Oplhography.
JOINT CI.Ai-S.
Premiums were awarded to Miss
Daiiv Bear and Miss Carrie Rosenthal
for Grammar, Geography and Ortho
caDhv: to Miss Julia Bear, aad Mies
Katie t Westermann, for Geography,
RsadiDg aad Spelling.
ritlMAKY CLASS.
Premiums were awarded to Mis3
Eliza Weill and Miss Theresa Wester
mann, for reading, spelling and map
questions and to Miss Maggie Price,
for geography, reading and spelling.
Premiums were awarded to Miss
May Wright and Mis3 Stella Divine for
Latin translations; to Misses Annie
Allen, Miriam Bear, Mary Westermann
and Rebecca Weil for ornamental
writinc; to Miss Maggie Egan lor
greatest improvement in writing; to
Misses S.Divina and M. Wright for
proficiency in French; to Misses Mary
Donlan, F. Greene wa!d, N. Rosenthal
aud Carrie Rosenthal, for proficiency
in music; to Misses IS. Divine. Mary
Donlan, Mary Wright, Mary Wester
mann aad F. Grecnewald for proficien
cy In painting and drawing.
The cxcrQiscs wcro interspersed with
instrumental and Tocal music, which
gave a pleasant variety to the entertainment.
Ienonni.
Mr. L. A. Gallowajy. one ol the oldest
citizens of SraithviUe, wa? in the city
lo-dny.
Ex-Mayor James Wilson, of this city,
left here last niht lor New York, lie
will be absent about two months.
Wo sec on the.s'reets our musical
young friend. Mr. Sam D. Carr, of
Portsmouth. Va., who is looking as
well anil handsome as ever on this, his
21s". birthday. He will-remain over
with us next week and will return to
Portsmouth next Saturday.
A Menu Thief.
Anthony Smith , aonc-armed colored
man. who keeps a hucksters stall 1
front of Mr. Bellois grocery, on Market
street, wa3 robbed last night of 8 chick-
ens and 10 head of cabbages When
he closed business last night he puc tne
poultry on the piazza in rear of the
store, and when he opened this morning
he found that all were gone save one
head of cahbase. which the thief had
dropped and in his haste to get on wun
his booty, had neglected to pick up
a?ain.
.
Pvnnrta PnrAirrn "
r.pui i9 x. c uij, ti .
Br. barque Mmnic Gray. Moncneff,
cleared to-day for Ixndon with 3,641
, , . i ,
barrels ro3in and 25 barrels pitch, val-
ued it t5 712 shiDnpd bv Messrs Piter-
ucu at o. u, suippeu oy iiessrs x aier-
son, UOWnmg ec UO. Uan. Drig VIC-
loria. Ualliher, cleared for bt. Croix,
W. L. and St. Lucia, with 131.401 feet
lumber, valued at Sl.bJU.7l, snippea oy
Messrs Nortbrop & Cumming; making
a total of exports foreign amouutingto
&AWW
On the third pago of this issue will
be f jund a very interesting account, as
extracted from the Farmer and Me-
clianic, for whih paper it was written,
of a character well-known hero for
years preceding tho war, 'Uncle
Moro." as he was known to everybody,
high and. low, rich and poor, white and
black alike. All that the account says
in his lavor is sincuy correct.
m a 1 A. I
I Us history was a most romantic one
and ho was in every way honest up
right and reliable and withall, a thor
ough Christian.
A Fino Crayon.
At Yates1 bookstore is a tine crayon
drawing of tho Hotel Brunswick at
Smithville. It was drawn by Capt.
t 1 r u : - 1 .1 : ,
duukci, ui kiij, uuu is vcij uuiicci.
and is only changed lrom the actual
... .
appearance 01 1110 Duiming as it now
tam!q hv nn addition which ia to be
stands, Dy an audiuon wnica is 10 do
maue at an cany oaio so as 10 mane 11
i 1 r . 11 o
a place 01 v inter as wen as oumuiur
resort. Tho picture will bo framed
and sent to the State Exposition, and
afterwards to the Now Orleans Exposi
tion tohow what there is in Brunswick 1
county worthy of recognition and
patronage.
Everybody in want of Paints, White
Iad. Glass &c. should co to JAConi'a
... . 1 . .
to get best qualities and lowest pnces.f
-
Ulllircii acrviccs io-jtorroV,
jnhn. (h..rh rnrnxr Thir.i nn.i t
.'r,.; tvi- lfv. .imM (iirmirhnAi n n
Rector. Third Sundav after Trinity, June 29,
1 jiuijt vviuiuuuivu a . 1 w a. m. juuru
lng Prayer at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 5
o'clock, p. m. Lvcning Prayer ate o'clock.
First BapUst Church, comer of Market and
Fifth streets. Iter. T. II. Pritchard, D. D.,
pastor. Sunday 8cho-I at&SOa. m. Services
at 11 a. m.. and 8. 15 p. m. Young Men's
Praver and Praise mccUng Tuesday nigh at
at 8.15 o'clock. Prayer and Praise mecUng
4
of
cs-
A aui b au auwuvau v uai wi uf va I
Sixth nml Market streets. Iter. F. W. K. Pos- I
rhan. Pastor. Kb rush services at 11 o'clock. I
m. Sa services at nhrht. Sundav School at I
9.sa a. m. W. JL Strauss, Superintendent. I
Second Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fourth and Camubell streets. Praver meet-
ta. a a a L I
ocnwis.tjj.m.
B k 1 M
riiio circci ji. x.. buureu, uciwccu .un ana 1
Church streets. Rev. W. I. Hull, Pastor,
if ervircs at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Class meet- j
ng at 7 o'clock.
nja..)ii. ra. ; 1 rajuriuwims luursuay even 1
Front street M. E. Church. South, corner of
Kront and amut streets. 11c v. ut. js. a.
Yo. Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. 1 and 8 P.
m. Sabbath school at 3 p. m.. W. M. Parker.
ni, pcrtntendent. Prayer meeung ana lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian
Association 'iucsiay evening alter nrsi ami
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and
strangers and visitors cordially lnvitod.
Religious services in Tileston Upper Room
every eunday at a 1 Al. Public oordiauy in
vited.
Seamen's BethoL Dock between Water and
Front streets. Capt. W. J. Potter. Missiona
ry to the Seamen. Services every Sunday at
o.m a. m ana 4u p. m. icamen ana au
others arc cordially invited. Scats free. Part
ot the service wUl be In Norwegian, conducted
by capt. cmuiianscn.
St Thomas Pro-CathedraL First Mass atl
a ra. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and
Bcncdlcuon at do clock pm. Dally Mass at
c : a m.
Christ Church (Congrcgatlonailst)Nnn street.
between Sixth and Seventh. Itev. D. D. Dodge,
m. and 8 o'clock, p. m. Pastor's Bible Class
at 12.15 p. m, J'rayer and Praise meeting.
W ednesday, o clock. p.m. snnday bcnooi,
3 o'clock, p. m., In Memorial Hall, corner 7th
anurtuneu.
Smnd Bantlst Chnrrh on Sixth, between
Church hnd Castle streets. Rev. J. P. King,
Itnr. SenlrM&t 11 m. nd 8 n. m. Sun
day School at 9a. m. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday night.
First Baptist Church, (col.) cornor of Fifth
ana campbeu streets, A. M. Conway, pastor. 1
Preaching at 10.30 a. m.. 3 p. and 70 p-1
xa. c. a. oca 001 111 p. m. 1
NEW. ADVERTISE31ENTT8.
Pig Fish.
jot i.too jjur c;of the finest pig
KLirevercarSht In Iho Sound. Win serve
thxn up at short notice for ocr patrons.
Hoard by the day, week or inonth at reason
ableratcs. KU. WlLMiN MANNING.
Jure 8 It M. FLETCIIEIt MANN1SG.
Notice.
gCIIEDULE I5TAJL Merchants, Traders,
Brokers, Keepers of Hotels, Eatlrg Houses,
Boardlnjc Houses nl all others subject to
slid Tax are hereby notiflcd that thla Tax falls
doe on the 1st da7 of July, lSdi. and that the
law requires that the eatuc be paid duilng the
ten days of the month; pa j In the Tax at
the time of the issuance of the License, other-
the s(and3 st you.
J. E. SAMPSON,
Eeglstcr of Deeds.
june 23 2t
State of North Carolina, Pender County
Sg"$& S&,TUC!,,n
Va.
w. f. Monroe.
I Ttnfnn T XT Tlnn1nTA.Il. T T
I vi,.. uununu.u
rilHIS IS A CIVIL ACTION TO KECOVEK
I - 01 vao ueieDusui, x. juonroe, auac
1 conut for goods, wares and merchandise. Eold
a. i .1 m . .1 a. it w. -m w
81x doJlara and Eiftbty Gxe cent3 ($10G t5)
1 !- r a . 1 j 1
with interest from 18th Augns:, US3, and to
enforce a Hen for the same on a lot of land at
Point Caswell, in render county, on the N.
K- corner 01 Simpson ana raddison Avennes,
120 feet Equare lnc defendant 13 required to
appear auneomce 01 u m. liiooaworin, o.
the 21st day of August, lswi, and answer or
bloodworth. j. p.
DuBrutz Cutlak, Plaintiff's A tt y.
june 28 lavtGw sat
JfOW'Tort & Wilmington
fkom pier si, east river, new york
r
REGULATOR Saturday, July
BENEFACTOR ..Saturday, July 12
REGULATOR 1. .....Saturday, July 19
BENEFACTOR Saturday, July 26
FROM WILMINGTON
BENEFACTOR ....Saturday July 5
regulator Saturday July 12
I
BENEFACTOR Satarday July 19
I . T , M
I REGULATOR Saturday, July 26
" Through Bills Lading and Lowest
Tiirough JUte guaranteed to and Iroai Polnto
iaoruianaoouini;arouna.
I
ror Freight or Passage apply to
U.
G. 8MALLBONES, Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C.
WM. P. CLYDE CO.. General Affentr,
35 Broadway, New Yor.
may SI--
Notice.
TnE undersigned having quali
lned as administrator on the estate of J. C.
I Mvers, deceased, cn the 14tli day of June,
iss4. in the superior Court of New Hanover
I County, notice is hereby-given to all persons
I indebted to sani ueccasei to mate immediate
payment. anl persons having claims against
said esUte will present them lor payment on
or before the 14th day ot June, 1885, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
ThU 14th uay 01 June, ism.
GEO. B. MYEBS,
june 14 law6w sat Administrator
REAL ESTATE.
HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
JL rri
HOUSES and VACANT LOT3 very
' ' Tlri iSt
cheap. HOUSES, OFFICES and I'rSLVH
cheap
STOKES for Kent. Apply to
D O'CONNOR.
may 24 law 3m sat Real Estate Agent
T
Ice.
Ice.
V
It WOTILD nESPERTFnrXV KnTfFY fhfl
x citizens and the public generally, that I
have laid in a full supply of CHOICE ICE,
and am noV fully prepared to fill orders at
iajw riuuiia. bv tne liar re I. Hoc-ahead or
car Load, to all points on the Railroads or
luvers, acu nope to secure a reasonable snare
pauunage. xx. u. Aimr,.",
Proprietor of New Ice Hoof e
Send for Prices june 27 Ira
New Music Hooks.
PARLOR ORGANS GEMS. 5Cc.
BIJOU COLLECTION, 50c
SUPERB SONGS, ' tOc.
SONG FOLIO, fOc. x
FOLIO OF MUSIC, 50c
SONG WORLD, . 25c
Frank Howard's latest Song. "I'LL AWAIT
MT LOVE," 40c.
tor sale at
HEINSBERGER'S,
june 27 Live Book and Music Etoxts
Hon. A. M. Waaaell.
lirE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
HON. A. M. WADDELL as a candldats fcr
Congress from the Sixth Eistricf, tu'ect to Cke
action of OU Dcmo&jtic Court nLo of tie 2Hf
.
rcf, vUneoScd.
wxau
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
; City Drug Store.
21G MARK. 1ST STIM3ET.
NO CONDNDBUM ABOUT THIS : -Soda
Wt ter at 5c per glass. It can't be
jccxk! at "Vi or 3 cents per glass; (too nruch
foam and gas). Drugs and Cigars In great
variety. My oda Water is alwajs goott. It
cni be excelled erery day. My Cologne Is
th. best to be hid. Ice Cream Soda occas'.ou-
aLy. Call on "OLD" JIM CONOLKY,
ju'.c 0
Manager.
LAP ROBES.
JN ENDLESS VARIETY. TUB FINEST
assortment of Trunks, Bag3 and Satchels ever
offered In this city. Saddles, Harness, Bug
gies, Phictons, Road W&rons,- at prices
to tuit U.e limes. Trunks repairtd by the
only iractlcal trunk maker In the tate.
MCIXJCGALL A BOWUKN,
114 North Frort St.
N-.-xt to D. A. Smith's Furniture Store,
june S3
For Excursionists.
L reries, Dry Gools and all other articles to
be found in a first class store. In landing at
the Steamer's wharf pass up through the gate
and turn to the left and my place 13 about 0
yards distant. Give me a call.
J. A. WESCOTT,
may 29 1m Smtthyille. N. C.
Our Dr. N. Robinsoiij
JROM BL1DEN, HAS ARRIVED. Also,
Choice Goods from New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and many more are expected. The
"Children's Favorite Animal Crackers" have
arrived and the "Old Folks'.' can come In on
the more substantial in the same lln We
have a small stock of choice N. C. Meat, S. C,
Feriis and I. X. L. Hams, Strips, S. C. Should
ers, Dried Beef, &c.
Notwithstanding the decline In Sugars we
are selling as low as they can be bought else
where, w
We can sell the very best Family Flour at
$7 75 per Bbl other grades in proportion.
june 14 tf F. G. A N. ROBINSON.
SCUPPERNONG WINE
$1 Per Gallon.
yfE HAVE A SMALL QUANTITY of this
fine NATIVE WINE that we-are closing out
at ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON. We can
recommend it to be
Pure, Sweet & Wholesome,
with the full fiapr of the grape. We bought
It at a low figure and propose to give our cus
tomers the benefit of it.
There Is no beverage more cooling and re
freshing a warm summer day than a first-
class article f -Nor.th Carolina Scuppernong
Wine with a little Ice, and there is no bever- j
age as cheap that produces the satisfaction
obtained In using thl3 Wine. Come- at once.
o
P. L. BRIDGERS & OQjMundsliros.&Peltosset,
HO North Front St.
june 23
Mortgage Safe.
D
Y VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALft
J contained in a certain
deed .of mortgage
wife, et al, to W.
in Book r, pages 25 to 30 of the oflice, of Reg
is ter 01 uceas, ana wnicn saia mortgage, ana
tha Hchl: IhorvhT uirnrivl w in rtnia innrci.
of assignment, transferred to WllllanTM.Cum-
minx, the undersigned as Attorney for said
William M. cumming, v. in expose fot sale to
thfi highest bidder for cash, at nublleanctlAn.
at the Court House door In tho city of Wil-
mlnzton. on Monday, the 4th day of 1 Ausrust.
18i4, at 12 o'clock, M. the following describea
proerty situate in li runs wick county, known
as Clarendon Plantation. Beginning on the j
Wott hunt fifth A 'rA Faoi1 HIvpi at fhOTrirtTifh
of the Canal, runs thence up said Canal S. 62 W
rectly in front of the dwelling, thence N. 52 W. j
poies 10 a unina tree, inence it -n
poles to a stake, thence a. 74 W. 41 poles to a
staae. mence o- r... poies 10 a uogwooa
tree, thence . bu k itn poies tt a blick gum,
thence n . ts. liu poies to a stake, mence is,
124 poles along a bank to the Cape Fear River.
thence along the banks of tbc river about 2c5
poles to the mouth or tne canal, the begin
ning. Also one other tract, beginning at , tne
mouth of said Canal, runs thence along' the
first of the above mentioned tract to the high
land to a China tree, thence N. 52 W. 31 poies
to a China tree, thence S. 11 W. 354 poles to a
stake, thence N. 70 W. fc"2 poles to a Cypres3
ne&r the run of Beaver Dam Creek, thence
along the meandering of said creek to the
ricf field, about 22-J TKle9. thence with said
creek on the north side N. 50 K. 163 poles to
thejnnclbm of Reaver Dam with Malory
t'retk. thence with eald Mallory Creek to the
river, about 123 poles,. thence along the banks
thereof to the beginning, containing by esti
mate 1,000 acres more or less.
J. U. BELLAMY. Jr., '
june 20 30d Attorney.
Wagonette
-pOR WRIGHTS VILLE SOUND, will leave
baotfcCTland's Stables DAILY at 0 p. m. sharp.
Returning, wilLhave Sound at 7 A. M. sharp
june 25 tf T. J. SOCTHERLAND.
Drive-Well Pumps,
gTOVES, TIN WARE,
WATiiB tCOLKK?,!
ICK CREAM FREEZERS, at
PARKER TAYLORS.
PTJEK WHITE OIL- tun 1
Great Reduction
rS PRICE OF MA JOI I CA WARE at
. - GILES iu3CHIgK'3,
june 23 109 and 111 llcrcal0O Slock.
BOCG HT FOR SPOT CASn ' FROM SET
cral of tho wholesale bouses a large turn! us
etock on hand through the great dcmcsilon
in trade, we axe prcr arctt to ofTcr ;
As follows ; . "- " I "
Wc will commence on COKSKTS H '
A line shape Corset for S9o
A line Caroline Corset reduced to 5fc
A Corset in any color, Pink, Blae, Black.
Cardinal and White for Vnly r 5c. c(
pet cajEot be bonght In Any other home for
U ss than One JJollar - -
oTA &F? JKXTKNSION CORSET. Spoon
Bnst, f 1.25; true xH One Dollar and Fifty
Cents. - - i4- . s
11. and G. Double Bnst Moulded Corset.
C. and P. limiorted Coirets. A fino nursing
.fl1 A ful1 assortment of MUscs and
Children's Corsets. A great many other
Corset?, which we are cow ready to show and
seir at a very low figure at . r
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
c v - -u Db va m uv a,u ia 1 a .
Next on the Jisti? .
CORSET COVEBS la every Etylo and price.
1ANS. wc will cell a highly Uccoratcu fold
Ins Fan for 5. 10. 2 , 25c. ana upwards, welt
worth twice the money. ' - .vs. ....
HA.ND SATCHELS, TARASOLS,
SUNSHADES, UNDERWEAR,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS'
.......
LACES. I7AT3 fJTV'P.q.'
MITTS, In any color, tylc, or size, at aston
ishingly low prices. No one urged to buy. but
come and tea the bargains for yourself. ,
THE COOLEST STORE FOR LADIES TO
SHOP IN IS ' " f
TAYLOR'S:;.t;:7;r
t .1
BAZAAR,
11S Market St., .
june -i . WXLM1NUTON, . C.
Goods sent C. O. D. to any part of the conn,
try, with the privilege of. examining bforo
paying.
During the Campaign.
Y"E WILL FURISII ' NEW YORK PA-
IIERxVLD, (including Sundiy) per week 25c.
TIoIES, " ' 25c.
TRIBUNE, ' .'. o 25c.
WORLD,
SUN, " i 2CC,
YATJES' BOOK STORE, ,
june 23 r ' 119 Market Street.
Headquarters
F
OR FISHING TACKLE,
if.:;
. AT.r
W. E. SPRINGER & GO'S..
19. 21 and 23 Market 8 tree!
Tbc largest and best assortment ever offered
In this market. June 23
Munds Bros. & DeEosset, r
Munds Bros. & DeRosset,
Manufacture a delicious 1 d -- -.:
Kvtract r.f Vnnlll.1.
Flavor your Ice Cream.
Custards and Pastry with it
An(1 mado bappy and contented,
This Extract ia used la tho .v. i
I lea Cream, which has elven
MUJiD2 KOJ- DeR033ETS Ice
l X u , ... DUUU
I SpICnOlU reputation. '
lpf BP.D every day this week.
"'""'K w mo Jtmucquau . ,
;Uuiuuo iur imcs.
I Market and Second St.; H
luno . WUmlngton, r. C.
coirjc i
.
0UR " LAEGE STOCK OF FINE SHOES
for Gents and Ladles Is FAST GOING, bnt WO
, ' . , :
have enough yet on. hand to SUPPLY THE
WANTS OF ALL, , , ; j
NEW GOODS arriving ETE!tr WEIK;
comprising ALL THE LEADING STYLI8.'
.: i.-f.; 4i 1-m & -tt tit. ,
Geo. E. French Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
june 24
CONUNDRUM.
HY IS THE STEAMER PASSPORT
like a Siting Band? Because it cannot !a
without lu 'Harper!'. , -
DRUGS, PERFUMES. S0AP3. FANCY
an,i Toilet Articles. 4cT v
j jrrcsenpuona a eperiarty at
F. C MILLER'S. .
2 may 25
Corrcr Founn ant Nun sis
FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM PARLOR
at the corner of Front and Mulberry streets,
wnere purest wream xn tne ciiy can lie iounu.
Lviica and gentlemen arc reetxetf all r invited
toralL . ,
Orders prossptly filled and delivered free of
charge MR. & MRS. J. L. TliUER.
lune ti lax t4 Proprielori
. EXCURSIONS '
A 3T SOUND PARTIES ARE NOW TnK
JX order of th day. llhlnjr at the Rocks"
and ths "Blackfiih Ground" 1 at Its best.
Fiahieg p&les&sd lines are not the only re
quisite fr an. enjoyable and snoceasfal day's
recreation- Before 70a start oat on roar ex
cursion, eHber ito .m the river or to the Sound.
eallaiMcGOWAV3, and he will fix you up
all the et cetera necasary foi the occasion. -
jure 13 ,,: 1
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