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WfXMINGTON. N. C FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1885:
NO. 154
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Trinio Minister
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lfSl , ., 'ivr-i-'..l Pennsylvania
- eua lvii-n for a Fellowship
:!l3'a hv ilia cor-
of Miss Cle ve
to Europe last
;-:n!l
,1 i "i Anif-rican edition
ki-.aruT- ' i ...i ( market
; j-,.biby L'-i '
uriacr;tf. of Italy, is en
JJjM ' Miir bv wrilinjf
iT"r n '" i .u.iv shn has been
r-t with s'nie success to
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uj-av-iccnucisni. ..
s. C U to perpetuate
' jr.v,p'
rVuf JinC Calhoun by a
SI " ... .1 t.A l.
j. IrtilnfT ' sinrn Jl
,r ,(jrtfviiiHtu the war.
,. , -1! th-cliil I is now the owner
nlsJ.morc man .k .w
I n.?. uKronht nf Havana.
lythc s:daiaiths ofNuremderg.
Tr.c W.-.V- P-p-.jhr, vivacious and
.... ...f..-. oirrnsnnrnlpntS
V-ji ii tie il uie ttimt.ui w..--,
' N't w York weighs -JOi) pounds, is a
17, .-r .n.vjiiu'i ot beer, swears like
L f,;ra:e anl doesn't shave hirasfill once
IK-rt. Carles Francis Adams i3 seri-
i - l n ;. l".i!nrv
ft '
, He has I'ct-n in very poor health
j',rl:.2 ra-t Iwj r :hrte yeurs. and has
r..). it U ;a:d.i:oni;.:c,.tly lust control
ttha't'-tal t'acnltios.
ISiiiiham. of Ohio, United
SutesMiricr to Japan, says he is
t: return Ucnw,' altlimijrh. having
;:?: -.-'cdjeb rc:it rsat)i5 in Japan,
wil. ever take a Jive.y interest in the
l-r K;rei 1 1' tho I-laml Empire.
... - -.
M. .ra:nes K. I 'oik lias lately been
t;5 at Xasliulle. Tenn., by a New
();:in-! orrcspondent, who describes
her at Hhty-two as still retaining many
trace of her former beauty (or whicb
she W3 noted while mistress at the
White Hous
A rev law is r.ow on trial in Massa
chasetts which is based on the idea that
ilruckenne?3 is a disease. It author
ufsthecoamiitmcnt of drunkards to
i:saue asylums, where they are re
sirainedot their liberty, not as a pun-
Ishaient, Lat as a means of reform.
-.. . -
It is stated that Mr. W. L. Uoyal),
b wen, to London recently to confer
ith the English holders of Virginia
had, respecting a settlement of their
e.a:a)sa2aina,. Virginia, has started oh
return, and that he has been aathor
miio propose terais of compromise at
uext meeting of the Legislature.
Victor IIu-o received $70,000 for Les
Mdc-rablcs. $10,000 for L'Homme Qui
W.i-0t000 lorLesTravaillnra dc 1
Mer. and $S 0W each lor Shakespeare
u-1 1 -c tnansuns des Hues et Ilois. It
:d tint ho had (iOO.OOO dcoosited
Rothschild, besides a greater sum
ntholknfcof IWlgiuui, and bis free
- I I rropt rties iu Paris aud (lucrnsey.
,. - -
TfcC Snaaijh (Invrmmnnf. nrarnn.
inJirte, states: "If Xi. believed that
t-s Cuban treaty negotiated by Mini?
liT f os!er has proved completely unac
w?fable. The new American Govern-
Mcl fcas from the first shown an im-
Jper spirit ia the matter. It is well.
'l be annulled Tha naner is
trcbably inspired by the State depart-ec'-.
and shows the irritation felt
re. bat the inference that there will
o treaty i3 unwarranted, as it is
c-erstood that np(mfi.t; .i;u n-
' --a',v,u Skill wvu
The First.
t I!"0" v!ilch was raised in this
b-o-?'.6- ar a3 we ara aware was
-pt in this morning. It was raised
;.;ir'Jls-K-F. Fail, of Masonboro
I-w .anJ was a verv fino meln
ckedjast good enough to eat.
liW is tbe sea30a 'or painting your
iJ Go to Jacobus Hard ware
, and buy your paints, if you want
u- 1
r Ul sel1 a11 vro1- whUe flnnel
TII19 WEEK ONLY at
fcyi si., ,j . LsnAcn, jfrop. u
LOCAL NEWS.
IIOU TO IEW AOVEST1SEIIERTS.
Fishlnjc Excuralon
C W TATESStatloaery
F C Miller i Fresh Supp'j
aEiKSBxaaw Oceaa Breeze Waliz
Muxus Bbotiixrs Simply Immenfe
Fxcuhsion -Second Advent Church
T Wriqht Menkes Annnal Eatt:
C 11 D nuMFHBET Always on Hand -
K T BUSKI8S Kx torsion to the Rocks
The streets are dry and dusty again
and rain would be welcome -after to
morrow. , .
1 be public offices and the banks will
all be c'.ose4 to-morrow, it being aleal
holiday. -
Fishiog at Waccamaw Lake is re
ported as having been very fine this
season.
People have been busy to-day mak
ing arrangements (or the proper celebra
tion of the Fourth!
Call at) Jacobi's Hardware Depot
and examine bis fine assortment of
fishing poles and lines. - t
At 3 o'clock tbi3 afternoon the ther
mometer in this office registered 84 de
grees, with the wind from, the South
west. I
Steamboatmen complain that the
water is annoyingly low in the Cape
Fear, and that navigation is difficult in
consequence.
To morrow being a legal holiday, the
Custom House, Produce Exchange and
public offices of the city and county
will be closed fqr business.
To-morrow being the Galorious
Fourth no paper will bo issued from
thi office on that day. We will see
you all later, say on Monday next.
Ger. barque C L. TVeyer, ireock.
cleared to day for London with 1 000
casks spirits turpentine and 2.409 bar
rels rosin, valued at $19,768 55, shipped
by Messrs. Paterson, Powning & Co.
Those Blind Docjrs have arrived.
Parties in want. of them can now be
supplied at Jacoim's Hdw. Dapot. t
The ladies of the Second Advent
church will give an excursion to Smith
villa and the Forts on the steamer
Passport on Wednesday, the 8th inst.
Refreshments at city prices will be
served on the boat.
On account of its being a legal holi
day the postoffice will be closed to
morrow from 9.30 a. m., to 5 p. m.
The register and money order depart
ments will not be open after 9.30 a. m
The mails will be dispatched as usual.
The steamer Susie will make a trip
to the Ilocks on Sunday, leaving the
wharf foot of Ann street at 8 a.m.,
and returning, leave the Rocks at 5
o'clock. She has been provided with
comfortable seats and an awning.
The Seasides and the Mechanics, ot
Columbia, contend for the mastery at
the Base Bail Grounds this altemosn,
and to-morrow afternoon and the con
test is expected to be hot and close.
The visitors arc a fine looking, stalwart
set of young men.
There will bo an excursioa to the
Ilocks" for a day's Gishing to-morrow,
and as there. will be two tides on which
to fish, rare sport and good luck may
be expected. Get up early for the boat
will loave the dock at the foot ot Ann
street at 2 o'clock to morrow morning.
Fare 50 cents, and cheap eoougn.
iauii nml Summer underwear
I s7U -. mm. ' J ,
go together. Get the latter from Dyer
who has a nno line. i
Indications
For the South Atlantic States,
slightly warmer weather with light, var
iable winds
CUT Court.
Robert Herndon and Johr. O. Day
were brought before the Mayor this
morning charged with the larceny of
some clothing from one of the boarders
at Mrs. Bryson', in the Hollow, but
owing to the absence ot important wit
nesses the bearing was postponed until
Monday next. "
The Crops.
Mr. M. C. Collins, of Pender county,
was in the city tofday and gave us the
pleasure of a call.) lie 'states that on
account ot the very backward Spring
the crops will not turn out so well in
many sections of the county as was at
one time anticipated. The crops which
have been thoroughly worked are in
pretty good condition, while those
which from any canto have not bad
every attention are suffering and will
be small. , ',
We noticed quite a fine display of
dog collars at Jacobi's Hardware De
pot. '
Election of Officers.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Wilmineton,,. Clinton & Warsaw
Telegraph Company, held at Warsaw
June 24th, the following officers were
elected to servo for the ensuing year:
For directors, W. B. McKoy, of
Wilmineton, I. Brown, of Warsaw,
M. C. Richardson, T. M Ferrell and
Walter E. 'Faison, of Clinton; for
President. F. W. Foster, of Wilmiog.
ton. Tbe new board of directors met
and elected M. C. Richardson, chair
man, and W. L. Faison, secretary and
irttftnrr Mr. W: A . .Tnhnsnn ntrairmf.
Wvi WJsnrof the Company, declined to
be re elected.
Knights of i Pythias.
The following have been elected offi
cers of Gcrmania Lodge No. 4, K. of
P., for the ensuing year, aud were duly
installed last night by D. D. G. C, C.
F. Von Kampen, assisted by P. C's., F.
W. Ortman and 11. C. Prempert:
P. C. A.Adrian.
C. C 'Jos. Sternberger.
V. C.-J W. Dul?.
P. J. W. Gerdts.
K. ot R. and S- John Meyer, !
M. of F. J. G. L. Geischen.
M. of E F. W. Ortman.
M. at A. J. D. Steljes.
I. G.G. Rosenthal,
O.G. W, H.Gerken.
Tno Fourth,.
Were it not for the excitement of the
Base Ball ma ten between the Seasides
and Mechanics, the city would be toler
ably well depopulated to-morrow. A
good many will stay in the city to wit
ness the game a3 a matter of course,
while a few will bo kept at home from
other causes. We hear of some who
have made, arrangements to go a fish
ing; a largo party will undoubtedly
take a ride on the Passport to Smithville
and the Forts, and a large party will
also go to tbe Sound to witness the first
regatta of the season ot the Carolina
Yacht Club.
To those who intend takins a trip on
ths Passport, we would say that they
must be on hand by 9 o'clock in tho
morning as the boat will leave prompt
ly at that hour. Pascucci's band will
ba on hand to furnish the music for
those who are not too sick to indulge in
the dance. Capt. Harpsr will do his
level best to make a happy time for
every guest as those who have been with
him on previous occasions can cheer
fully testily.
The regatta at the Sound will un
doubtedly attract a large number of
yisitors who delight to witness aquatic
sports. The preparations for erjoyment
are on an extended scale and, should
tho weather prove favorable, it will be
one ot the most interesting events in the
history of the Club The race will be
gin precisely at hood, or immediately
after the firing ot Che signal gun, and
will be sailed over the usual course.
The following is a complete list of the
yachts, with thir commanders:
Mabel, Capt.lG. H. Smith.
Restless, Capt. J. McR. Cowan.
Glide, Capt. Herbert Latimer.
Loulie, Capt. J. W. Atkinson, Jr.
Frolic, Capt. C. W. Worth.
Lillian Florence, Capt. II. M, Bow
den. Rosa, Capt. W. L. Smith, Jr.
Phantom, Capt. J. K. Williams.
Ripple. Capt. Norwood Giles.
Idler, Capt. Pembroke Jones.
Bubble. Capt. Wright Stedman.
Mi9t, Capt. John II. Daniel.
Four of these are new boats, having
been built to order recently by one ot
the most celebrated yacht builders in
New York, and there is a great deal of
interest among the yachtsmen as to
how they will compare.in point of speed
and other important sailiDg qualities,
with other boats in tbe fleet which have
an established record.
Yachting is one of tho most cxjhiler
atingof out-door sports, and we hope
that there may be no untoward accident
to mar the pleasures or. success of the
regatta.
What YouCan Depend On !
That Siibif.r's clothing is well made,
that it is correct in styles, thatjt is
perfect in fit and that it is low in price.
Yes. lower than tho iiks can be had for
elsewhere. The large variety we have
enables us to fully supply the wants of
men, boys and children of all classes,
rich or poor, young or old. Ours is the
place to trade where you can gel the
best and most value for your money.
We guarantee entire satisfaction ; in
every particular. Return whatever is
unsatisfactory, and have your money
returned to you. Sitriek, the Old Re
liable Clothier, 114 - Market street.
Sign of the Golden Arm . t
Correction.
There were Eomo accidental omis
sions last evening in the list, of prizes
awarded to Misses "Btirr & James' pu
pils. Miss Sallie Jewett repeived the
prize of the9ih class and Master Eddie
Ahrens the certificate. Miss' Mary E
Poliey, a bright little , girl, who com
roenced the session in, her letters, re
ceived the certificate in the 10th class.
On Time'.
The Mechanic's Base Ball ' Club, of
Columbia, S. C, arrived fn "the city
this tnornins. The names otihe mem
bers, as they are registered at the Com
mercial Hotel, are as follows: It. Mc
Dougald. J. Parks, J. Fetner, W.
Kraft, A. Harrison, T. Thackam, W.
H.Dicks. F Fetner. S SmethurstW.
McDougald, F. Ray, umpire, aivl J. M.
McDougald, scorer.
A Fine Siht.
Lato jesterday afternoon a fine "night
blooming cereus." in the garden of
Mr. S. G. Hall, on Mulberry street,
between Seventh an'd'McRae, began to
open a bud which at 9 o'clock last night
was in lull bloom, and was a grand
sight, the beauties of which were ad
mired by quite a number of ladies and
gentlemen of tha vicinity whom Mr.
Hali kindly invited to see it. Alter
awhile the flower began to contract and
this morning it was simply a withered
bud. I
Personal
Capt. Wm. Smith, formerly of 'this
city, but now Superintendent of the
Raleigh & Gaston and Raleigh & Au
gusta Air Line Railroads, is here on a
brief visit.
Mr. John C. James, ageut ot the
Richmond & Petersburg Railroad, at
Richmond, Va., with his family,- ar
rived in the city last night on a short
visit.
Mr. Sol. C. Weill, of this city, who
graduated recently at the State Univer
sity with such high honors, left here
yesterday for Chapel Hill, where he
will enter Judge Manning's law school.
Another Excursion.
An excursion train on the Carolina
Central Railroad will leave here on the
night of the 8th inst.. for Charlotte and
Mt. Holly. The Seasides will accom
pany the train aud pliy match games
with the Ra'eighs at Charlotte on the
9th and 10th inst., and at Mt. Holly on
the 11th. It is expected that the games
will all be closely contested, as each of
these clubs have won 9 and lost 4 games
in the contest for the championship of
the State The party wilj leave Mt.
Holly on the night ot the lllii and reach
here on their return on the morning o
tho 12th inst.
Parado Uniforms.
Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Co.
No. 1 have adopted new style of uni
iorm which is to be worn only upon
express parade occasions. It is a white
bicycle flannel shirt, made of the best
material, with a white -shield on the
breast With a red flannel figure '1' in
Hie centre. The uniforms ot the oflicers
are precisely like those we have des
cribed with the addition" of a binding
of red upon tbe cuffs ot the sleeves.
Tiie other portions of the uniform will
remain as they now are. Thc3o uni
forms, are intended to "be worn - only
upon parade occasions. They are'very
neat and arc being made at the shirt
making establishment of Mr. J, Els
back, on Market street,' in this" city
They will be worn lor tho first time on
the 13:h inst., at tho reception of the
Ncwbern Steam 'Fire Engine Co.,
which will arrive here on that day.
From Sumter.
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m audition to tue nunioer et excur
sionists who arrived irom Sumter, S.
C . yesterday moroing and proceeded
immediately to Smithville on the Pass
perl another party from that town is
expected on Sunday morning next
bound for the same place ; which goes
to show in what estimation Smithville
is held by those , who are acquainted
with its many attractions as a water
log place. It is now learned that the
Sumter Light Infantry, which was ex
pected here yesterday, on route for
Smithville, will not leave homo until
Monday. August 3 J. For several years
this company have made a Summer
trip to Smithville and the fact that they
continue to come year after year is suf
ficient evidence of their appreciation of
its many benefits as a p'.ace for their
annual encampment. There will be a
grand ball in the Pavilion of Hotel
Brans wick.in honor of tbe company, on
tho nght of AuguVt 5tb, at which the
beauty, loveliness and graco of the fair
daughters of Smithville, Wilmington
and Snrpter combined will make: cap
tive the hearts of brave and gallant
men. " -'.. .-:
, 'Chinese Gordon " ,
.We have received a copy of a bo' k
entitled, "General -Gordon's Journals
at Khartoum,," published by Hiugbton
Mifflin & Oa , of Boston, Mass., and
handed us through tfce courtesy of Mr.
P. Ileinsberger, who has the wcrk 'for
sale. The "Journal" is printed from
the original manuscripts and has a por
trait ot the great though unfortunate
soldier, besides two 5 maps and thirty
illustrations. It is handsomely gotten
up on tinted paper with excellent typo
graphy. It is in fact a history of
Gordon and his surroundings as seen
by tiimseTfdnring thatevcr memorable
time. The book contains nearly 4C0
page3 and will be an interesting volume
to those who 4iave watched with any
degree of interest the complicated
movements in the East for the last few
years
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Always on Hand.
J HAVE now hand and will con
tinue to keep a frcahsuooly of Apples, Peach
ea, Watermelons, and all klnris of Vegetables,
Chitkcxs, Efga, &c. will sell at reasonable
price j. Give me a call
C M. D. HUMPHREY,
july 3 "JDavU' Ro-", near. New Market
Excursion to the Rocks.
STMR. SUSIE WILL. GIVE AN KXCUR
slon to the ROCK'S Sunday morning next.
Leaving her wharf foot of Ann Street, at 8
o'clock, a. m. Beturning will leave the Hocks
at 5 o'clock, p. m. Her decks .are i fitted up
with nice com far table seats and awmnga thai
sonde the entire beat. Round trip tickets 50 j.
A pleasant time la guaranteed to all.
july 3 It K. T. UURRIS, Master
ursioh.
rp HE LADIES OF THE SECOND A D VENT
J CUURLII, formerly known as the Second
Baptist Church, will give their first excur
sion of tt-e season on the PASSPOKr, to
Smlthvil-'e the Fo-ts and to Sea, on Wednes
day, July St a. Refreshments On board at city
prices Objectionable pertons will be cxclud
ed july 3 2E irl m
Fishing Excursion.
rjpiIERE WILL BE A FIS1IISG EXCUE-
iON to the "ROCKS" on SATURDAY, the
4th. The Coit wlil leave Ann Street dock at
2 A.-M. A good time la cvpested, as there
will he two tidc3 to fish on. Faro 50 cents
round trip. Best of order guaranteed
july 3 It j
Annual Regatta.
rpiIE ANNUAL REGATTA OF TIIE CAR
OLINA YACHT CLUB will bo sailed over
tbe Wrigbtsville Course, on next SATUR
DAY, JULY 4th. Commanders of Yachts
are notified to report at Club House at 11 30
a in., when first gun will be fired. Kace will
commence promptly at 12 o'clock.
By order bl Regatta Committee.
T. WRIGHT MKARES,
july 3 lt; Measurer
Out on First I
Seaside Club Grounds, Friday
and Saturday, JTuly 3 and 4.
Mechanics vs. Seasides;
I at 4 :jCp.in.
Admission 25 ccnt3. Game called
Music by Coxnct Concert Club.
The Mechanicrtre known as the champion
Club of South Carolina. july 3 i-H uac
Yacht Race.
yrr-AGONBTTES WIIL LEAVE SOUTH.
ERLAND'S STABLES at 7.30 a. m., July 4tb,
1835, for Wrigh'sville Soand. Fare for'the
round trip $1.
july 2 2t nac
T. J. SOUTUERLAND.
J. F. Carrell,
LIVESTOCK BROKER, FDR THE SALE OF CAT -HE,
SHEEP AND HOGS.
OFFICE... ....NO. 4 CI NORTH THIRD ST.
Pens located on little Bridge Road at Smlh'
Creek, and supplied with every convenience
for the earc of tftock.
Consignments sodcitcd and prompt returr-8
made, liberal cash advance made on Stock
in hand.
' '
Refers to Bank of New Hanover, Wlbnicg
ton, N. :.
may 29 tf i eat
Wow Open !
M
Y. HOUSE AT THE "ROCK"' IS NOW
open for the season, and l ack a share of the
public patronage. Every inducement is offer
ed to pleasure seekers in tfce way of sailing
and fusing. Capt. Barclay, with his fine yacht
the "ANNA", will always be In readiness to
take parlies to the Southern Recks for fiildng
or to take out tailing parlies. For terms of
Board by tbe week or month, address.
Mm. W. E. MAYO,
j one 3-1 w alt. 2a w s mtf "Wilmingtoa, N. C. J
WANTE D .LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
lnciiy or country, to receive light, aim
pic, easy work at home all tbe year round,
work eent by aill; distance, no objection.
Salarv from i& to $15 per week; no eanva&-
lng; co sianp required for reply. Address -
usiosf L'"G to., I'n w aanuagton street,
Bolton, Was. . JulySlmdAw
PUBIS a ILK SPONGE TOWEL f36x25) 23c
postpaid, to Introduce Try. one. Buy
more of dealers.- Geo. 15. BEOwjr, gt..iz)
Wabh. St., Boston, Mass. july lxnd&w -
NEW ADVERTISEMESTSi
4th Grand Annual Excursion
Wilmington to Washing
ton, D 0. and Eeturn.
grECIAL TRAIN LEAVES FRONT ST. .
Depot 4 30 p. m.,JnIy 13th. Tic turning leaves
Washington, D. C, ,5 p. m. July 18th. -
Only f? Round Trip, from Wilmington and
all Stations on W. AW. R. R. South ot Gokls
boro. Tickets good only on special train.
special coaches rar?el for whlfe people.
Tickets on sale at R. R. ticket ofllccs and by
Mr. Arthur rrempert. No. 9 So. Front et. --
Wi H. HOWE, Manager.
lune 2 ,7t th frl mtnwtb sat
Simply Immens
OUR KG 9 PSOSPHATE IS A PRO
noueccd success. Come in atd try- our
Novelties in Soda Water nd bo convlni cl (If
not already so) that the-only -place la Wil
mington to buy it st
MUND3 BROS. Establishment,
104 N. Front Street.
Improved Ico Machine iu a few days, and
Ice Cream Soda also. , junebO
Boaid. Board. Board.
FTER JULY 1ST, I WILL FURNISH
families with mcalj hj the day,, week or
month. Whatever thh market affords wl'l bo
obtained in addition to Western Bcif and Mut
ton. Meals ecnt out without extra charco.
. , , WILL WEST,
J"'y 1 26 N. Front ft.
For Wrightsvil I e Sound.
QN AND AFTER JUNE 29, 18-5, Wagon
ettes for the foutd win leae Southcrland'a
Stables at 6 p m. . Rtutning wl'l ?cvp Pine
Grove at 7 a. m.. ' ' i
JuneSOlwk 1. J.- SOUTUERLAND
A Nickel Saved is a Nickel
Made!
PURE DISTILLED WHISKIES. Coojlest
Beer In the city, gmoke the Centenarian
Brock, Season, Carolina Yacht Club and tho,
Democratic.Boom ft cents CIgirs and you will
get the ocst and save a Mckel. To co had
only at McGOWAN'd Saloon, 6 S. Front St.
june 25 i ' .. .... - J. - -
C
ONFIDENCK ESTABLISHED UPON
facts and livinsr evidence, is sure to pro
duce a growth In hns'nees, as has been clearly
proven tiy J. R. MARSHALL.
Ger cral Comailss'on Merchant, -24North
Water St., Wilmington, N. C,
Who has won tho conJl lenca cf many of tbe
Farmer's and Village Merchants by his dili
gence to business and correcnnss in returns,
lie Is receiving Consignments diliy of Coun
try rroducts, which be eclla at flr prices.
Consignments EolicUc t. June 33
Pig Fish! Pig Fish !
G
OOD SUPPLY -ON. HAND AT PINK
GROVE. Our SHARPIE and other Bolts
ready at five minute' 'notice-.with OWEN
JONES (best boatman on tho Sound) and his
two boj b always on the lookout to take you
sailing. Transient and Permanent Boarders
acoommndatcd. Telephone No 70 1 -
June 27 v ED. WILSON MANNING.
WE lit " GOING TO BOOH SODA WATER.
y"ATCH Us ! ! WE 'OFFER EGG FLIP.
Calisaya' Tonle,' Lcmonadd. Tuttl FrattI (a
ncwByrup), Genuine Deep Hock, Saratoga.
Tate Epsom and a list of novelties that will
make you think you never tasted Soda Water.
Remember the iJace. 5
MUNDS BROS.,
. IOPn. Front St.
Ice Shaver in a few days. i jone 27
Stationery.
QF AL'i KINpS, SUITABLE FOR MER
chants, Teachers, Lawyers, MlnUtcrs and
others. Wc make a specialty of BUnk Books
and Stationery for the use of Counties and
CountyOfliclals. .Orders for Engraving Checks,
Drafts, Notes, School Programmes, Invlta.
Hons, - Viiltltg Cards, c , will meet with
prompt attention at , . ,
june 5"a. YATES BOOKSTORE.
State of
North Carolina, )
SujKilor Court,
ot New Hanover. )
County
August Lcsraan vs Dnn-,an: M. Bryuit.
..-.-
This id an actim for the foreclosure of a:
mortgage of real ettatc In the County of New
Hanover executed by the Defendant, Duncan
II. Bryant, V the pjaintlu", August Less man,
and 11 appearing to my satisfaction that tbe
Defendant, Duncan 31. Bryant, is a non-retl-dent
of this State and cannot after tine dili
gence be found therein; that he has property
in this fctate. and that a ciufc of action exist
agaiii3t the Defendant; now thU U to com
mand the said Defendant, Duncan M. Bryant,
to appear at the next term of the Superior
Couri of New Hanover County, to be held at
the Court House in tbe city ot Wilmington, on
the !hlrd Monday after the first Monday In
September, 1 and answer r demur o the
complaint,- or judgment will bs rendered,
against him according to law.
This 27th day of June lbS.
S. VahAMRINGE,,
Clerk of Superior Court cf I
june 271a wJw s New Hanover County
"Ocean Breeze Waltz,"
FOR PIANO, BV
I. H. GEENEWALD,
Price 49 cents, poat paid.
Tbe above piece of music Is moderately dif
cult and prononocsd fl;e by our .leading
musicians. For sale at ' - : . ,
HEINSBERGER'S
- July I - -l live Book and Music Store
A Freeh Gup ply
O
r DRUG? AND CHEMICAIS.
. Jnat arrlrod at
' - , - - - - F. C 1XILLE2PS,
Corner Fourth and Nun sts
P. S. Prescriptions filled day and night,
jnno 8