TH1SPAPEB
, JOSH T. JAMES,
BOITOH AKD PROPKETOB.
WIUPTMXS rOSTAGE PAID: f
SUB1"' mr moniha. $3.03. Three
ine 5 $I- one mouth. 35 cents.
BonthB, 4tellvcreti by carriers free
v,n any rrt of the city, at the above
0lv. pfr wees..
Irlt8 r, lr low and liberal.
A crn will report any nnd all fall
rive their paper reiilu-ly.
I - -
. n.,.7. Rnricftn has the larcest
far 'jtic -
,3.ti1alion. of any newspaper
7CK'ATlir TICKET
fjocti"!! Tuesday, Nov. 1
i ;overnok :
AU-ltKI) M SCALES,
ol (lull fur J.
i n. I T. GOVERNOR:
CjlAULKS M. STEDA1 AN.
I of New Ilanov r. .
m: kktakv of state:
WILUAM L. SAUNDERS,
of Wakoi
STATE TREASURER:
DONALD Y. BAIN,
of Wake.
i h'i: auditor:
W. T. ROBERTS, .
of Gates,
ioi: attorney-general?
TIIKODOUE F. DAVIDSON,
of Bnncooibe.
1 PKUIXTENDEXT OF PUBLIC IX
STHUCTIOX: f
S. M. FINGER,
of Catawba.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT:
A. S. MERRIMON.
. of Wake. '
FOU ELECTORS-AT-LARGE :
YV II. KITCHEN,
JOHN N. STAPLES.
(Jov. Cleveland, io denying that he
ver belonged to the order . of Know
iXothings, says: I cast my first vote
a 1658 for the Democratic ticket, and
hive never voted for any other."
Speaker Carlisle will go to Chicago
fCongrcss adjourn?, as will a majority
of tk Democratic Senators .and mem
m. Carlisle favors Bayard as a first
choice and McDonald as a second
hoice. (
Gov. Cleveland, of New York,- was
able to-be at his desk in the executive
fchamber at Albany, on Friday morning,
lor the first time in two weeks. A tcni
orary illness confined
him to hi ,
rooms.
As. Frances IIodg3on Burnett,
the
her
povelist, is familiarly called by
Washington friends "That Lasso1 Low-
No's," from the book which has brought
er greatest fame.' Though English by
b rtb, she has resided so long in this
puntry that she looks upon it almost
hi her native land.
The Minis' er of the Interior of the
Hawaiian Government offers to fur-
pish immigrants, who, 'on arrival
will be ready to e,nter into an engage-
pent, service for three years at S10
:r-month for males, and $6 for fe
nales. with food and lodging for plant
ation laborers, and 15 per month and
'ouad for domestic servants."
The Presideat vesterdav vetoed thr;
for the relief of Gen . Fitz John Por
er anJthe House tiromritlv naased thn
pi over his velojby a two thirds mojori-
lt has gone to the Senate where
I'is next to impossible to procure the
piount of votes necessary to overcome
l? veto and this will kill the hill. Mr.
Arthur's veto 13 nothing more nor less
an making a great question subserv
Dt lo the littleness of a political m-p?-
Nco and he will live to regret it.
air T ry ti .' ...
KtoV lk- muora, urookime,
KM' says he has used St. Jacobs Oil.
J - Pam-cnre. in rheumatism and
ana iouna that it Is all that it
Represented to be.
ow Ume to give Smith's Worm
Iv d-w
Jbe Galorious Fourth will boxclebr&t
,!? ?rQe st3 'Je to-morrow at the Seaside
K Hotel at AVr;k..:if M n.
fmmeas arragned, and of which
already written, will bo car-
;0 f XhTQ are a variety of attrac
'w. ,. edfly whch cannot iail to
gho may attend. ' -
. City Court.
Jlne Davs. pi . i
JtneMavn ur., j
tn..-301".1" conduct. Thc charge
day, ch sbe was sent below for
Lively. colored, who is
Wat visitor at police headquar
'nT attai2ned uPn the charge of
wxrV cvidenco was sufficient
rrant her being bound over to tlie
L !f2ffUi Criminal Court ia the
Vis . ;indefault of which she
1 15 Emitted. - - . :
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VOL. VIII. WILMINGTON. N. C THURSDAY.'' JULY 3,
LOCAL NEWS.
-IMDEX TO SEW AOVIRTISIMEHTS.
FU Miller Conundrum
J W Hakpee Fourth of July '
T J 8octheklaxi The Fourth
Hkinsbekgek Base Balls and Rats
J J IIedbick, Jr, let Scrg't-W L I
C V Yates EocksdlCK. and Stationer
vCOV-ille & Co -The Glorious Fourth
Knights and Ladies of Honor Local ad
A K WALKtn, Cash'r Dividend Notice
Wunis J'.k-j. & DkRosset Timely Nolle y
Ucpo-t of the Con iilmof the First National
Rank of Wilmington, N C
A few more rain ihU tsuvnoon.
ly
way L-i" variety. . -
There was only one bale of. cot tin
received at this pori, to-day.
The Fostoflice will be closed to-morrow
from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. .
Col S. B. Taylor, of Catharine Lake"
Onslow county, was in the city to-day.
Pecchc-S are scarce and hih here
now. Why don't our country friends
relievo the pressure?
,
The mairkets will close to-morrow
morning at 9 o'clock, a fact which
housekeepers should note.
. The Wilmington Light Infantry will
add to the attractions by being present
at Wrightsvifle to-morrow.
Everybody in want of Paints, White
Lead, Glass &c. should go to Jacobi's
to get best qualities and lowest pricest
Capt. T, J. Southerland will run
three wagonettes to Wrightsville to
morrow mornipg, leaving the city at 8
o'clock. : : - I
The Board of Directors of the Fir3t
National Bank of Wilmington have
declared a dividend of 3 per cent, pay
able on the 10th inst.
To-morrow being the Fourth of July
the usual holiday will be taken and
therefore no paper will be issued from
this office on that day.
fcnigiits and Ladies of Honor.
Regular meeting this (Thursday) eve
ning. Full attendance desired. It
It is likely that there will be a general
suspension of business here to-morrow.
The public offices will all be closed,
and there will be" very few "places of
business open.
Capt. Harper promises a pleasant
time to all who may go down with
him Io morrow on the Passport The
boat will stop at the usual points and
will in addition make a long trip to sea
and there may be some opportunity, of
fishing outside. The chance i3 an
unusually good one for "a day on the
briDy deep,"
Every Farmer ought to get a "Boy
Clipper Plow," greatest invention of
the age. JaCoiu is the Agent. t
Will Not Go.
Some of our young people are doom
ed to disappointment to-morrow. They
had made up their minds , within the
last day or two that they would join
the throng and visit Wrightsville, but
when they went to seeure a team they
found that they could not be accommo
dated as every available horse, mule
and vehicle had been engaged scyeral
days previously.
-He ward of Merit. f
We saw in the window of Mr. Geo.
Honnet's jewelry store this morning
the prize medal awarded by Hook and
Ladder Co., No. 1, to Mr. 'Harry Ros
enthal, for efficiency and promptness
as a firemau. The person belonging to
the Company who gets to the Hook and
Ladder Hall first for the greatest num
ber of times, in cases of I tire alarms,
during the year, is entitled to the prize,
and it has been worthily won during
the last year by MY. Rosenthal. The
medal is of gold, is surmounted by
crossed axes, has the 'fireman's ladder
and also the iiremau's cap. It is chaste,
unique and appropriate in design and
reflects credit upon the Company as
well as upon its recipient, Mr. Rosen
thal.
Orion Lpdcre.
At the regular meeting of Orion
Lodge, No. 67, 1. O. O. F.. held last
nlsht. the following officers were in
stalled in dnelorm by Installing Officer,
G. M. Altaffer, viz:
N. G W. J. Penny.
V. G- J. S. Barnes.
R. S. H. O. Craig.
F. S.W. C. Farrow.
Treasurer W. S. Warrock.
Warden W. W. Mintz. , V
Conductor G. M. Altaffer.
I. G. W: S. Hewlett.
OG. C D. Morrill.
Jl S. toU. G.--S. A. Craig. . .
I,.S. to N. G. B. F. Penny.
R. S. S. J. F. Maunder..
l:;S. S. A; T. Uewlett. -L.
S.to V.G. Geo. Bishop.
Yesterday's Convention,
The Democratic Convention of! the
Third Congressional ni3tr ict of North
Carolina,- convened at the Court
House at Burgaw, Pender" county, at
12.30 p. m., yesterday, and was called
to order by Capt. J. B, Smith, of
Cumberlaud. Chairrnanj)f the District
Executive Commi tee. The Convention
organized by making Capt. J. G.
Kenan;, of Duplin. Chairman, and
Messrs. Cooper, of Sampson, and
Evaas, f Cumberland, secretaries.
Capt. R. P Paddison, of Pender,
put in nomination Col. Wharton J.
Green, the present incumbent, as the
Democratic candidate for "Representa.
live to Congress from the Third l)is
trie!.. No other nominations were
made and Col. Green wasrnominated
by acclamation. CL Green, upon
baing notified of his nomination, ap
peared upon iho stand and addressed
the Convention. His reception was as
enthusiastic as his nomination had
been unaninjoiH. Gov. Jarvis, who
wasprcsint, Maj C W. McClammy
and others also addressed the assem
blage. .
Maj." C. W. McClammy was made
Presidential Elector and Messrs. J. A.
Bonilz. of the Goldsboro Messcnycr,
and E. J. Hale, of the Fayetteville
Observer, were elected delegates to the
Chicago Convention.
Tha following comprise the Disiric1
Executive Cjmmittee: J. B. Smith,
of Cumberland ; D. J. Hall, Bladen ; J.
G. Kenan, Duplin; B. F. Shaw, Har
nett; J. A. Worthy, Moore; S. B.
Taylor, Onslow; T. J. Armstrong,
Pender; D. B. Nicholson, Sampson;
Chas. B. Aycock, Wayne.
The Convention adjourned at 3:30
o'clock, having been in ''session just
three hours, during! which time it had
taansacted all the business which prop
erly came before it. ; The meeting was
largely attended, the proceedings were
harmon.'ous throughout, and tho dele
gates were business men who performed
the duties entrusted to them with fidel
m
ity and zeal. Many of the ! delegates
from Bladen and Cumberland reached
here last night on-the 8:35 train and
took -passage for home on the steamer
D. Murchison, which had been kept in
waiting here for them.
A iMeasaut Party.
The excursion on tho steamers Pass
port and Louise last night to Smithville,
and the ball at the pavilion, after
reaching there, was one of the most
pleasant and agreeable occasions im
gmable. There were many who did
not dare to' venture the trip oa account
of the unfavorable appearance of the
weather, yet there was a large party
present. The Cornet Concert tJlub
furnished, music on the Passport, going
down the river, and Keresey's quad
rille band supplied the 'music for the
dancings The entertainment at the
Hotel Brunswick was all that the most
lastidious could desire, the dancing was
kept up until a late hour, the manage-
mtnt spared no pains in achieving a
success, and there was neither accident
nor disturbance to mar the pleasures of
tha time.
Union Veterans' JBlaiue and
Liogran Clttb.
A Republican campaign club, com
posed entirely of colored ex-soldiers and
ex-sailors, was organized last night at
the Grand Army Hall, with the above
title and with the following officers :
President G. L. Mabson,
1st Vice Priesident James Galley.
2nd Vice President Lewis Nixon.
Secretary J. S. Eagle3. -
Ass't Secretary Geo. E. Berden.
Treasurer James A. Green, i
Sergt-at-Arms Reuben Carter.
Committee of Management Wm.
Taylor, Alfred Hill, lsham Smith. Nel
son Davis , J. A Ashe. Needham Arp,
and Sandy Stewart. Chairman,
Accident at Play.
Wo saw a couple of, colored boy3 this
afternoon, aged about ten and twelve"
years, respectively, engaged in a friend
ly tussle near the foot of Princess street
in which bo.h displayed remarkable
strength and activity, After awhile the
younger and smaller of the two gained
an advantage and threw the other
violently on to tho sidewalk. The lat
ter fellUpon the flagging, striking the
side of his head and making a gash
from which the blood flowed quite fref 2
ly. The little fellow, hen be found
what he bad done, was very sorry and
did everything in his power to console
his injured companion.
, We invite the attention of ear citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts are
b Mug made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory, -" if.
.- I- ' :
Angola Pocosin.
Angola'Bay.or Angola Pocosin, is the
name under which a l irge tract of wild
land in this section has been known for
many years. It is located in .Pender
county and reaches from the banks of
the Cape Fear river, oppsite old South
Washington, across, in an easteriy di
rection, towards White Oak Swamp,
with which it communicates. It is a
Wild, uncultivated, unbroken tract of
lanJ;aud but very few persons have
ever penetrated ils recesses. Wc re
mem ber, when a boy. heaiing
some strange . stories' relative to
an attempt being made once to
explore it by a party who" clothed them
selves in buckskin garments, and were
armed with axes, halebets and guns.
This paity, it is said, were gone seven
days and then returned by the way they
had entered, completely nude, having
Lst every particle of the clothing Jhey
wore in their encounters with roots
and briers and vine?. This wa, per
haps, a tradition, but a good many
years ago an attempt, which ws suc
cessful, was made to pierce this wilder
ness. One of the party, who were all
young men, was the late far. John D.
Love, and from an account written by
him at the time, we published some
years ago, in the Review., a report of
tfie undertaking.
We are now told by the 'News and
Observer that Dr. Cha?. W. Dabney
has been in this swamp, although to
how great a distance is not mentioned,
and that he brings back most interest
ing accounts of its wonders. It is of
great extent, there being in it. upoa a
rough com putation, 40,000 acres of land.
The fertility is inconceivably great. It
i3 now beiug drained and divided into
sections, each four miles square. It
presents such a view to the explorer as
does a tropical forest. Indeed it is
tropical in many of its characteristics.
Enormous vines and creepers wrap the
trees, small and large, in their close
embrace, and run riot, at the earth's
surface and far above. . The most
beautiful and fragrant wild flowers are
there in luxuriant profusion and infinite
variety of color and odor. The blue
jessamine is one of the most fragrant of
all. The progress of the great canal.' or
ditch, through the swamp is satisfactory
and it will develop some of the best
land to be found anywhere.
The "blue jessamine" referred to is
probably the flower known to us as the
blue bell, a beautiful and fragrant
blossom to be found in profusion on the
banks of the rice fields near the city, and
known to botanist's as -the blue
clematis.
Fullest assortment of Fishing Tackle
can be found at Jacobi's. f
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rbport of the Condition
QF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, at Wilmington, in the Siateof
North Carolina, at the clse of business
June 0, ISM:
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts.. $4GS,663 93
Overdrafts 6,419 t5
U. S. Bonds t secure circulation... 50,000 00
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages 55,934 98
Due from approved reserve agents . . 25,68 i 05
Due from other National Banks 5,537 31
Due from State Banks and bankers. 5,S3d 20
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures. 74,791 19
Current expenses and taxes paid. . . . 8,976 34
Bills of otaer Banks 23.768 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
anu pennies iw
Specie. .VT. r. ... . 28,730 00
Iegal tender notes 13,595 ( 0
Redemption fund with u. S. Treas
urer, o per cent ox circulation. . . .
2,250 CO
Total
..$1,074,924 97
LIABILITIES :
Capital stock paid in... ..$250,000 00
Surplus fund. 43.CS9 05
Undivided profits 30,786 67
National Bank notes outstanding. . . . 44,a 00
Dividends unpaid. 2,082 i o
Individual deposits subject to check 235,206 SO
Demand certiiicates of deposit.... - 285,021 t9
Due to other National Banks 5,121 77
Due to State Banks and bankers. . . . 99
Notes and bills re-discounted 121.445 49
Bills payable , 50.000 00
Total ...$1,074,924 97
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) ,
Cocxtt ok New Hjlxovek, sa. j
I, A. K. WALKER, Cashier, of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
andbelicL A. JC WALKER, Caahlfir.
Subscribethand sworn to before me this 2nd
day of July, 1S3L A. J. HOWELL,
- . Notary Public
Correct Attest :
: E. E. EUERCSS.
i
ALFRED MARTIN
Directors.
D. G. WORTH.
iw.
1884
NO. 158
NEW AIVEirriSEMl3NTS
First National Bank
mington.
of Wil-
DIVIDEND OF THREE AND A HALF
per cent, has bcea dcc'rcd by the Eoard of
directors oi iiua isani. payable ontheiotn
lost
july 3 iin&c
Cashier.
HDQS3 WIL. LICJUT IN FAST HY,
AKMUIiY, July 2d, 1SS4.
M
emu Em Ain; hereby! notified
to meet at the Armorr. VliOMPTLY. at
7..W A. M., July 4th, fo-Hcieitlmat Wrilila
vl!l3 Soucd. Traiwpoi tatlon ordered
By order of the Captain
J NO. J. UEDUICK, Jr ,
july 3 It ltttcrgcaut
The Fourth.
rjltlKEE WAGONETTE3 WILL LEAVE
F02 VVEIGUISVILLE, on tLc raornlnfc of
the Fourth, (t b o'clock. Fare for Coucd
JM; fl. T. J. SOUrilEUHND.
july i It
Timely Notice.
JT WOULD BE WELL Fbli EVilUV MAN
In Wllrolng'OB, intending to spend the tiloil
OU3 Fourth as a Holiday, to drop Into n
MundsBros. & DeRossetV
Drug Store aad purchase a fewof their Talace
Scgars, decidedly Ihe best 70 cents Srgar in
the city, or tie Calcutta Uherooti which every
body kuowa la worth the 5 cents asked for :t.
A word t the wise," etc.
July 3 -
The Glorious Fourth !
SEASIDE PARK HOTEL
Everything Beady !
QOME TO SEE THE EASE BALL Match !
The grand Yacht Race; attend the Concert;
Gran 1 BaH In the evening.
jan3 1t ! ' SCOVILLE&CO.
Notice-
A LL-PE8SONS NOT MEMBERS OF THE
Carolina Yacht Club, and not irucsts of mom
bers, are forbidden to trespass upon the
grounds of the Club, or enter the Club House
oa the Banks at Wrightsville, unaer penalty.
xiio enures excepiei io nsncrmen.
F. M. KING.
junc2(thtt ; Purser
1 Fourth of July.
rjlHERE WILL BE NO EXCURSION ON
STMR. PASSPORT. Persons desiring a quiet
diy of recreation can be accommodated. Tlie
boat vlll make a long run out to sea.
junc 30 2t m th J. W. HARPER.
It is a Fact That
fresh supply every day of Applet, Peach
es, l-ears, v noriieucmes, unemes, Toma
toes. Watermelons and Cantaloupes; also
Chickens and Eggs, c !
Consignments of the almve solicItcl and sat
lefactlon guaranteed. Give us a trial Is all wc
ass. jno. lis south Front st.
july 2
Something New.
A FIRST-CLASS ICE CREAM PARLOR
at the corner of Front and M-ulbcrry streets,
where purest Cream in the city can be found.
Ladles and gentlemen arc respectfully invited
to call. i
Orders promptly filled and delivered free of
cnarge AIR. & MR?. J. L. FISUEtf,
luneuim -Proprietors
SELLING OUT.
ILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
- . . I
1 NOTIONS. TOYS,
SHOW CASES. MIRRORS,
HAT RACKS,
at costdur'ng the next two weeks.
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PartC3 wanting anything in my Hue will
. : i .
11 id It advantageous to call and examine early.
aicspcctfully,: - ;
mr. s. j: baker:
June 30 lw
. No. 12iMarset fct.
The Mayo House,
JT FORT FISHER. 13 ONE OF THE
most pleasant resorts In the SUtc THE FIN
EST BATHING, BQ ATI KG AND. FISHING
FACILITIES. Best Llrjuora and Cigars. Fish,
Shrimps, Clams and Terrapins scrrcd In every
ftyle rr CHARGES VERY MODERATE.
Parties going down on Steamer IasTort can
tpend about six hours at the Point and retire
same day. Those within to go outside to h
on Southern Cock will hive o remain over
night l an Jeae the city at 4 o'clock;. In the
afternoon, on steamer Loul.sc, and return next
creniug. Mrs. Mayo will look aLcr the com
fort of Ladles. W. K. MAYO.
City Drug Store.
210;flIAKKKT STIUSlilV
NO CONUNDRUM ABOUT THIS :
Soda Yft ter at Si: per glasa Jt eant be
good at 2 or 3 cents per, g Lias; (loo much
foam and gas). Drugs and Clears In grt s t
varkrty. JlfWU Water Is always goot. -It
can't te excelled every day. My Cologne la
th best to be hid, loo Cr4 am hjla orTkn
al y. Call oa 'OLD' JIM CO OLEY,
. ja-eS'J " - UiteftT.
I
PLKAJ5S KOXICS, ,
ft win be gl&3 to recclra codanalciUoa
from oar friends oa any aa4aH ntjacta.
paeral interest bet ... - ' , ) ,-5. , ,
; Tbe auac cf tto wxltor mt tltrxyi Ia
tehej to tho Editor.' ' j
JiCoaaaCTtctaon must t wrltUa oa cml
one aide of the papct. I . K
Peraouaatlct must ba avoided:
; Aad!tl3 especially and rrOcclaly entfer
tood that the Editor does not almys wdose,
the tiews of correspondenta uxlesa mtt
la the editorial colurans.
Roofing r and Tin Work,
JJY EXFERIENCED WORKillCN. : J
Our stock of goodsof tc BEST MATERIAL.'
If you want a COOK STOVE call on ' -
Polish
r.
BIAKE OLD
nARNKS3
T! AeC 1 rJmk.8 "PJHwl by the only prac
tical trunk makcrin tho St3t. -
UCIHUHALI. BO WD EN.
v. . Aor.n rrortst. .
Junes SlBllllVl'llnJt''ir Store
Headquarters
pOR FISHING TACKLE,
AT ; '": -
WT. E. MMilNGEU A COM.i J :
13.21 mil ll.rtjmn-.l,!
Tbp largest and best aaaortmcst if ver r.n"cmi i
In this market.
jur.o TO
BOOKSELLER AND ST TlONKlt. '
119 Market St . Wilmington H. JC. " '
school hooks and School feuppllcs. Hlank
BoaV s of every description la stock and mailt'
to order, when desired. ' :
Fancy Goods. Albums, IMcturcs, Frames,
Musical Instruments, &c. .
'i "...
Bibles. Hvmn Botiks, I'ravcr Books. Son
daytcaool Books, A'C-
LlthograihInguad Kngraving a specialty.
SiKidal ilscouEt to leachera and'mcr
chants.
Don't fend off for yoar School or Ofllce Sup
plies., e can give you bottom prices and
save vou freight.
i,1.1"? 8tock of Wrapping paper and Paper
Bigs always oa hand. j June 30, '
Ice.
Ice.
Ice.
rim AT WILL
a lull line t Carriage, Jiuggicj. Fha'tons.
Harnew. Sahdlcs. Trunk-. fru.,Vji iu,,f
T WOULD RESPECTFUlLY NOTIFY tho
JL citizens and tho public generally,-that I t
have laid in a full supply of CHOICE ICE.
LOW, PRICES, by tho Barrel. Hogshead or
Car Load, to all points on the Railroads or
uivers, and hope to secure a reasonable eh arc
0 Proprietor of NcwIcoUocso.
Send for Prices. j nee 21 1 in
WaffoiifittA
pOOt WRIGnT3VILLK SOUND, will loive !
boathcrland's Stables DA ILY at G P.M. sharp. :
m wi Till in i n i w i i i inn rn yknn at t a mr i .
juce23tf ' .t! J. SOUTHERLAND.
Hurrah for Our Ticket !
r I il IK OLD NORTH STATE WILL TflK O. ,
JL K. In November. Wo havo tho strongest
Sttto Tfckct we have had since tho war. Every
ledy is pleased and ready to go to work.
The "Old North Stato Saloon" Is alo O..
and continues to keep the coolest Beer, the
cholc'stClgars, and the purest Whiskey to bo
found In the elty. Call at No. 6 So. Front st..
and ecc what McUOWA N can do for you.
luly 1 ' . -
Hase Halls and Hats .
QF ALL KINDS. . ' -
Hammocks, three kinds, very latest sty leg.
Lottos, two sizes.
ABC Cards and Blocks,
Rubber Balls, all sixes. . .
Rltcher Harmonicas, the very bct.
Vlolinsi Guitar and Baiyo Strings ii ;-
Just rcrclvcd and for sale cheap at"
:, ; S...,J
HEINSBERGER'S,
juJyl Ure Book and Muaic 8tore.
Wil. & Wei. R. R. Co.,
ti;
SECRETARY & TREASURER'S OFFICE, -
. .WILMINGTON, Nlc.-
i JulyUt,lc8L. . ; .
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. ON
tho Capital Stock of the Wilmington & Wcl-
don Railroad Co., will be raid to the Btcck '
holders of record on the Bookjs of the Compa- C
ny June3Cth, atthUCffl:e, cm arf after ihc
Ulhl-st. J. W. THOMPSON, ' w
july 1 3t
Sccfy and Treas..
Mcnds Bros. & DeIIosset,
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Munds Bros. & JDellossct,
JVIunds Bros. & DeRosset
Manufacture a delicious
extract cf Vanilla.
Flavor your Ice Cream.
Custards and Pastry with it
And be made hanuy and eontnfvsr
Ihis Extract U oacd in the 4
Ice Cream, which has given I , - .
MUNDS BROS. L'KaOSSET'3 lco
Cream Soda Water raen t
Splendid rcimtatton. s1..
ICE CREAM &ODA every day thU week;
Notblcg f the klndciuaU It. . . .
jucnaezvoua ror Ladies.
Market and Secon.
d fy , - -
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. -Wllaiagton, N. C.
Our Dr. N. Robinson,
jpROM ELiDN, IIA3 ARRIVED Alo
cu jlec t.oods from New York. ' PUIadt ij.Lla. '
, . " ;. . -:-4 .,, : ;.
BaIUmor. and icany morg arc expected. .The
"CuFCTva's ravorltc Animal Cracktr. hare
ixxlr&i and the "O M Folks' em oucac In nn
tne more substantial! to the same line. We
have a smalt stock ofjehdlce S:, C Meat. S. c,
Ferris and I X. U liat3. Mrlp, n. c ouht-'
cr, lrtot Beef. Ac. - - -
ikotwlthitsnolng tl decline in fusars wo
art seiEUig as .tow a tht'y car bo bo'j-;t eltc-
AVeiansell tM rtnj b-t YJA nonraf
tt 75 per J i! -ntcr rradM H pro; urtS-n.