Sundays
ccptea aj
JOSH
AVD PBOPBIETOB.
tirroR
vC POSTAGE P AID:
L,x months, too. Three
- Ml' ' . nnc month. cento.
-netbs.1- ' ,.m.i1 br carrier free
, irr u , , rft. at the abort
jcX' ., week.
lJrTil!! report any and all faO-
r., Rt-neuy has the largest
w.ilioH. of any newspaper
: . t'v Wilmington.
rtcd to be
..ae.vlvHabiliry of writing
L ibl-fi'l ca'U ex-Governor
arru.hi for the Copiah
ptmocr3C.
Lynchburg Virgin.
-
Tip -mi
-
rriirHi Iviriy
write a
I'Vyofc.vn war.
..' r .' xr: Ono of two thiols
mo "a-pen Kither II iggins should
;:.c' iUi should let up on Hig-
:
?..n-;y use capital- charge and no
outrages at the Dublin As
- cableJ to the American prcs3, is
cori'r.f which Ireland and Irishmen
, terroad.
. k KeIv continues to enjoy his
and horscoacK rrues ai.
The weather i3 reported
. L - . L f (kn
l pU-aant ana me asptxi io
c
.ur.try is dl:LLtIuI.
pon Richard Smith, of the fiery
&n,l untamed Cincinnati Commercial
;.i-.tft,b&a astounden a Washington
rre-VonJer.t by declaring, that he
I'.publirans cannot carry Ohio in 'Oc
tober by wilfu'Jv antagonizing Fresi.
den: Cleveland. ' . :. -
ACaicaiiih-'.'tel keeper had a man
reccntij-arrested for stealing a cake of
scap. The man pleaded, .in extenuation
of his offense, that ho wanted it for his
election curiosities, it being the
rit cake of soap he had ever discov
ered in a Chicago hotel.
-
There has bees some vague talk of
opposition to the return of Mr. Ed
munds to the Senate, but his re-election
sceois to be practically assured. He
is full ol partisan vinegar, but ejects it
with less frequency than Republican
syringes of smaller calibre.
-00-
. Lord Randolph Churchill used the
iuCst strenuous efforts to obtain the
lriih Chancellorship for Lord Justice
lifzibbon, a very brilliant and hos-
pi'.ible luminary of the Irish bench, at
whosi! house.'since his stay in Dublin
while his father was Lord - Lieutenant,
Lc Las been a yearly guest.
Impermeable floors arc now regard
ed m indispensable features in houses
constructed on. hygienic principles.
They mcst be so treated that the wood
caaaot absorb nioistarerough places
mast be made smooth, and such cracks
or depressions as give rise to the small
est acsuniulations ot dust arc not per
missible. Aa inventory ha3 been made of all
tii2 objects of art belonging to the city
of Paris The total valuation amounts
to 12.250.860 francs, of which 8.078,551
francs belongs to the sixty-eight
churches of Paris, and i, 178.000 francs
to the secular buildings. The sculp
tures at the Hotel dc Ville are valued at
11.000 francs, the tapestries at 2,250.
(7 francs.
S.r Peter Lumsden, who is receiving
h:eh honors from the Queen and the
cew Ministry, when ordered home from
Afiwistan had to rido all the way from
Herat to Astrabad on the '-vilest
hrses' along jt'racts almost impass
ible, and without change of clothing
for la.v?. In one day the General, who
u over 58. rode over eighty-eight miles.
s;r Peter is both physically and morally
The Maine bird catchers, who drive
thriving trade in native song' birds,
cseacage divided into. lour compart-Qj-Dk.
In one is a captive, which,
bcn taken into the fields, utters a cll
10 his wild brethren, one of whom is
Tery llkeI'. in flying about the cage, to
fcter one of the open doors and set free
spring that shuts the door. The favo
we bird is the red linnet or "redfroll,"
bich is hardy, easily contented, and a
sweetsidgcr; it mates with the canary.
7 10 excellent cross breed is the re-
I3it
, In Accordance
"h our uul custom at this season
the year, we close out our entire
k of Spring and Summer Clothing.
e5rd:ess of cost, with a view to make
raferoneot the largest purchases
1 and Winter Clothing ever
crught to Wilmington. We have
ery reason to believe that the new
tes which go into effect to-morrow
he0?1.02 aiId to c01111 antil Septem
t,rV' wil1 Prove to be the lowest ever
d upon perfect first class goods.'
lltXfJEl: the Reliable Clothier,
1 Market street. Sign of the Golden
1
VOL. IX.
LOCAL NEWS.
uoex tb wvn AovcgmiaEirs.
C W Yatxs Stationery
8AIXADB & Co Moeqaltoes
n A Baoo, Chm'n-Tax KoUce
r C M Iixzb Tar Heel Liniment
B II MclHTlKE-Whltc tiooda, Ac
Mcxds Beothkbs A FaTorab!e 8In
Barnham'a Improved Standard Tnrbloe
aEixsBEROM Birometer and Thermome
ter Kxcuasiox-Ladles of the Fifth St. M. E.
Church '
Days length 14 hours and 23 minutes.
There was no City Court this morn
ing. .
New moon to night at 2 minutes past
12 o'clock.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 17
minutes 7 o'clock.
Tho receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 9 bales.
There was one interment in Bellevua
Cemetery this week, a child.
The weather has become somewhat
cooler in cmsequence of the rains.
There were two interments in Oak-
dale-Cemetery this week, both chil
dren. The Register of Deeds issued one
marriage licence this week ; for a white
couple.
People don't go away from Wil
mington to find cool weather; they just
go for the pleasure ot th ride.
There were seven interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery last week, two of whom
were adults and five were children.
Rev. George S. Best, ol Duplin county,
was in the city to-day en route for
Masnnboro, where he will preach to
morrow. The services to-morrow morning at
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will be in
German and at night they will be in
English. '
It is a remarkable fact that there is
v
comparatively very little sickness in the
city. The physicians are having but
little to do.'
Attention ! W. L. I Go and buy
your shirts, collars, cuffs and under
wear from Dyer and be equipped for
the encampment. t
Now is the season for painting your
houses. Go to Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if you want
to save money. t
Oar city was visited with several
heavy showers this afternoon. Ap-
pearanceS indicated that they, wore hea
vier in the direction ot Smithville than
they were here.
Rev. Dr. Yates will preach at Scott's
Hill to-morrow and his pulpit in the
Front Street M. E. Church will be sup
plied at the morning service by Rev.
J. W. Craig and at night oy Rev. D.
H.Tuttle,
Indications.
For the South Atlantic State?, fair
weather with stationary temperature,
except in Northeastern portion, where
there will be lower temperature, vari
able winds, preceeded in the Northern
portion by Northeasterly winds.
Cotton.
There was no cotton received at this
Dort from the 1st to 11th ot July. 1885.
as against 28 bales for the correspond
ing period last year. The receipts of
the crop year to date foot ap iw.uii
hales as aeainst 91.541 bales for the cor
responding period last year; an increase
this year of 2.370 bales.
Steamer Sunk.
The steamer Susie, Capt. Snell, left
here yesterday morning for Philadel
ohia. butlwent some distance up Town
Creek in order to procure a supply of
fuel for the passage. Aller obtaining
the wood she returned to proceed down
the river and after coming out of the
creek she ran against the jetties and
partially sunk, and had not been raised
at the last account we had from her.
Elegant Prizes.
In the window-of Mr. George Hon
net's jewelry store, tn Market street,
are two elegant prizes to bo awarded to
the successful competitors in tho test to
be "made by the while fire engines of the
city and the Newbern engine at the
trial to bo made on Wednesday next.
The first premium consists of a beauti-
tif nl silver ice pitcher and goblet, to be
awarded to the company whose engine
and members show the greatest em-
cieney and do the best work. The
second premium ii an elegant bronze
clock with a cathedral gong, to bo
E
awarded to the next best company.
WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY, JULY 11.
The Ladie3 of the Fifth Street M. E.
Church will give an excursion on the
Passport next Thursday, the 16th inst..
to Smithville and the Forts. They are
noted for the splendid excursions gotten
up under their management and that o
the 16th will be equal to any of its pre
decessors.
Joint Services.
Commencing on the 1'Jth inst.. the
Seventh Sunday after Trinity, the con
gregation of St. James Church wil
worship in St. John's until the repairs
on the former Church are completed.
The Rectors' of these two Churches wil
alternate in the conduct of the sermons,
that of St. James' officiating on the 19th
inst.
A Watery Fire.
At about quarter past 4 o'clock this
afteruoon a fire wa3 discovered under
the wharf at the foot of Market street
and it soon spread to a considerable
distance out into the river furnishing a
novel sight. The lire was caused by
burning kerosene oil under the wharf,
but how it came there and how it ignit
ed was more than we could ascertain
The flames were soon extinguished and
no damage was done. -
Seasides vs. alGigii.
Our home team has not been so for
tnnate while, in Charlotte as many were
led to expect that they would be from
from the recent splendid record which
they made upon their own gronnds in
this city. On Thursday they were
beaten by a score of 5 to 10 for the Kal
eighs. It was thought that this disas
ter would be repaired in the game yes
terday, but suchfwas not the fact. The
score in yesterday's game stood 14 for
the Raleighs and 9 lor the Seasides.
They play again at Mt. Holly to-day
where it is hoped that pur boys will
show a better record.
Those Blind Doors have arrived.
Parties in want of them can now be
supplied at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot, t
Personal.
Mr. J. W. S.Robinson, Representa
t!trr tr (Tho fZannra AcsomKltr r ( Mrrt h
Carolina from Sampson county, was in
the city to day and gave U3 the pleas
ureof a call.
We are glad to learn that Mr. A. M
Waddell, Jr., who was badly hurt at
the baseball grounds on Wednesday
last, is very much better and will soon
be as well as ever.
Mr. Bennie Doanc, son of Capt.
Doane, of the Jsteamship Regulator,
who has ben in the city for the past
week, returned to New York this morn
ing on the steamer with his father.
Capt. R. M. Houston, of the Mayo
House at the "Rocks," was in the city
to-day. He tells us that the weather
has been delightfully pleasant down
there during the week, and that the
fishing has been remarkably fine.
Rev. Charles E. Taylor, D. D., Presi
den of Wake Forest College, will ar
rive in the city to-night aad will be the
guest of Mr. George R. French Sr ,
during his stay in Wilmington. His
business here will be in the interest of
the college over which he presides.
Mr. Frederick T. Price, son of the
late Mr. Alfred L. Price, who is a stu
dent at the Catholic Seminary at Bal
timore, Md., is here to pass the vaca
tion with his mother. He has been
a student for the last eight years
in active preparation for the Cath
olic priesthood, and has already
been ordained deacon in that church.
He will pass one more year in scholas
tic life when he will be given priestly
orders and will enter upon bis sacred
calling. L
We will sell all wool white flannel
shirts FOR THIS WEEK ONLY at
$1.50 at the Wilmington Shirt Factory,
No. 27 Market St., J. Elsbach, Prop, tf
Cavenne Pepper
Comes from the neighborhood of Cay
enne, in British Guiana. It is a stimu
lant without beiBg in any respect a
strengthened Some medicines have a
good deal of Cayenne pej-per in them
in connection with other articles, and
the. folks who take them think they are
receiving strength while thev are really
being only stimulated. The effect of
the stimulus is soon over, and then tne
patient feels wprse than before.
Brown's Iron Bitters is free from Cay
enne pepper, and contains the best toj
ics. together with the only reliable pre
paration of iron known to medical
science. The druggist all sell it.
Call at; Jacobi's Hardware Depot
and examine his fine assortment ot
fishing poles and lines. t
Water Coolers.
yjj ATEB COOLERS ASD OTHEB MiW
good just received and for sale vert low at
GILES & UUBCBISOX'd.
July c Opposite Kew Market
Church Services To-Morrow.
St. John's Churcn, corner Third and Red
vres Birceis. lie v. James CarmlchaeL 1. D
Hector, hlxth Sunijv af terTrinitv. Julv 12th
188. Uoly Communion at 7.30 o'clock, a. m
Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock Snndiy Schoc-1
moo ciock, p. m. jfiveniDgFrayerate o'crr
Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Xun and
ouurcn sireeis, itev. u. u. Tuttie, i'astor.
ccrx at n a. m. ana s p. m. ; jias3 meet
lng at 3 p.m.; Prayer meeting Thursday even
ips at v& o'clock.
Front Street M. E. Church, South, comer of
rronfc ana walnut streets, llcv. Dr. JS. A.
Yates, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7Vfe p
m. oauoatn school at 3 i. m.. W. M. Parker
superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture
Yeunesaay evening at s o'clock, enristian
Association Tuesday evening after lirst and
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and
stranarers and visitors cordially Invited.-
St Thomas Pro-Cathedral. First Mass at 7
a m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and
Benediction ' at 5 o'clock p m. Daily Mass at
o:ju am.
First Baptist Church, (col.) corner of Fifth
ana campucu streets, A. M. conway, pastor.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. fcunday
acnooi m. 6,jo p. m.
licliglou b services in Tilcston Upper Boom
every ounuay at r ju. jruonc coraiaiiy in
TltCU.
Christ Church (Congrcgationalist)Xun street
between Sixth ana Seventh. Key. D. D. Dodge
minister. Prcachine services at 11 o'clock, a.
m. and S o'clock, p: ni. Pastor's Bible Class
at 12.15 p. m. Prayer and Praise meeting,
Wednesday. 8 o'clock, p.m. Snnday School
3 o'clock, p. ill. in Memorial Hall, corner 7th
and .Nun sis.
Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, between
Church hna uastie streets, liev. J. P. Kmr
Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sun
day School at 9 a. ni. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday nignt.
Til 13 MALLS.
The malls close and arrive at the City Pot
office as followB :
CLOS15.
Northern through mails, fast........ 7.45 P. M
Northern through and wsy malls.. -.8.30 A. M,
Raleigh 6.15 P. M. and 8.30 A.. M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom inc)ud
lng A. & N. C. " Railroad at
7.30 P- M. and 8.30 A. M
Southern M.iIIa for all rminfcs South.
daily . .8.00 P. M
Western mails (C. C. Railway) dally.
(except Sunday) 7.03 P. M
Ail points between liamiet and .Ral
eigh 6.15 P. M
Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Rail
road 8.00 P. M
Mails for points between Florence
and Charleston 8.00 P. M
Fayetteville and offices on Cape Fear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays...... 1.00 P. M.
rayettcviiie.via U U Railroad, dally.
except Sundays 6.15 P. M.
Onslow C. II. and Intermediate offi
ces, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
amitnviiic mails, by steamboat, dally
(except Sundays) S.30 A. M.
Mails tor Easy Hill, Town Creek,
Shallot; and Little Rivei. Tues
days and Fridays 2.00 P. M.
Wrlgntsvnie, dally 8.30 A. M
i OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way mails;... 7.30 A. M.
Southern Mails 9.S0 A. M
Carolina Central Railroad.. 8.45 A. M.
Mails collected from street boxes in business
iportion of city at 5 A. M., 11.30 A.M. and 5.30
'P. M. and from other points of the city at 5
jr. ju ana o a. ju.
Btaaip Office open from 7.80 A. M. to OP.M.,
Money uracr ana register Department opou
from 8 A. M to 5 P. M.. continuously.
General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.
and on bundays from H.H0 tor9.30 A. M.
Carriers delivery open en Sunday from 8.'0
to 9.30 A. SI
NEW AUVEKISEMENTS.
Excursion.
rjlHE LADIE? OF FJ FT II fcTREET M. E
CHURCH will cive an excursion to Smithville.
irorccaswcii and toe juiackllsh urounds on
the Steamer PASSPORT, on THUKSDAY.
the l"t"o Inst , leaving wharf In this city,
promptly at 9 a. m. Ticke;s 50 and 25 cents.
Refreshments at city prices. Proceeds to be
devoted to repairs of the Church.
july ii it star copy
Tax Notice.
rilHB BOARD Or COMMISSIONERS FOR
JL
New Hanover County, will meet at their
office In the Court Houee on MONDAY, the
13th day of July, 1S35, at 2 SO o'clock, p. m
for the purpose of revising the tax lists and
hearing compliints from those objecting to
the valuation of improvements to their prop
erty. All persons so objecting will take no
tice and govern themselves accordingly.
July 11 It HORACE A. BAGG, Chm'n
Agents Wanted
to tell the Mag-
Tn MoeniTTTfi TItts". fli'nv.. Mma Instant
reiiei, ana drives tnem away. Address
hALLADE ft CO.,
july 31 lw 8 Hast 18lh St., New York
BURNIIAM'S
IMPROVED
STANDARD
Turbine
A la the BEST constructed
A and finished Turbine In the
J world. It slve3 bktteh
I'tKCENTAOii w''th part or luJl gate, and ts sold
for LESS MONEY per Horee Power than any
other Tut bine. Pampnict x ree uy
Burnham Bros., York, Pa.
ju!y 11 4w
THE MAYO HOUSE,
AT FO KT FIS IIEK.
IS NOW OPEN FOtt THE SKASUA. With
Increased facilities for the accommodation
of nartiea. Parties maae up along the;lisea
of the different '.Railroads can have the fine
and fast ctcamer PAtjJfOKi', wun inc ever
popular and accommodatlcg Captain J. W.
Harper, to meet them at the Bailr jad wharf
upon the arrival of the train, by correspond
ing with him or W. K. Mayo, at Wilnjiogton.
There to now the best fisfclsfr at the Kocks
ever known in this country, a line sea boat,
undr the management' of a skilled failor,
Capt. Thos. Barkley, to take panlis cut rBall
ing Bilber still wat?r or soti uatnmg. a ne
Table, supplied with the beat the marcet'nd
sea affords, and launder tne lonneniate super
vision of Mrs. Mayo, with Mr Bobert Hons
ton as assistant. Regular boats to and from
the Rocks twice daily: leaving Wilmington at
9 o'clock. A. M- and 4 o'clock. P.M. This
now popular, resort Is noted for its in vigor a
tlog influence upon weak and debilitated per
sons, who immediately feel Its effects. There
are all the Fishing Tackle and Bait necessa
ry for good epott to be had upon the place,
aiso Fine liquor and Cigars.
nrosouiTOES
1885.
NO. 160
NEW ADVERTI8 EMENT8.
A SPLENDID STOCK.
LACES A1STD EMBROIDERY,
A good. assortment and cheap. '
H ANDKERCHIEFS for Indies arrl Gent3, from lowest grades to very fine.
GLOVES AND MITTS, black And co'orcd, embracing various styles.
, FANS Quite a variety of new things. Mourning Fans.
CORSETS. CORSETS. CORSETS.
In this stcck you certainly can be suited. 1 .
SUN SHADES, MOURNING SUNSHADES, in both plain and lined roods.
HOSIERY in Black and all colors. .
SUMMER UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Gents and Children, the prices -
of these are lower. .
MOSQUITO NET. 90 to 168 in., 3 crands. Also Bav. Net.-"
MATTINGS, just any style you wish and cheap.
Jerseys a specialty.
july 11
4th Grand Annual Excursion)
Wilmington to Washing
ton, D 0. and Eeturn.
S
PECIAL TRAIN LEAVES FROUT ST.
Depot 4 30 p. m., J uly 13th. Returning leaves
Washington, 1. C.,;5 p. m. July 18th.
Only f7 Round Trip, from Wilmington an
all Stations on W. ft W. R. R. South of Golds
boro. Tickets good only on special train.
epecial coaches reserved for white people
Tickets on sale at R. R. ticket offices and by
Mr. Arthur Prempert, No. 9 o. Front 9t.
W. II. HOWk, Manager,
iune 2 7t th frl m tu w th sat
WILL IT BAIN OB SHINE TO-MdEEOW ?
Old Probabilities,
OR
BAROMETEK ANU TUEKMOilEXKJI COMBISEl.
:
This great Weather Indicator 1 endorsed by
the otoet eminent Physicians, Professors and
Scientific Men of the day, to be the BEST IN
THK, WORLD. Price only 5J centjk
r or saie at
HEI-NSBERGER'S,
july S Live Book and Music Stores
Caution to Consumers !
rpO BE SURE OF GETTING THE GENU
INE SHELL ROAD Tobacco, , fchewers
should be careful to notice that the oblong
bluer ppcr tag In the centre ol each plug
bears the Trade Maik of the buggy and horses
the words SHELL ROAD, and the name
of the manufacturers, Mcssr R A. PAT
TERSON ft CO. Beware of the many worth
less Imitations that are being sold to the pub
lic as the genuine SHELL ROAD, and do not
be deceived.
ADRIAN ft VOLLER9, Agents,
june 6 3meod Wilmington, N.
J. F. Carroll,
LIVESTOCK BROKER, FOR THE SALE OF CAT
TLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
OFFICE.. NO. 404 NORTH THIRD ST.
Pens located on Little Bridge Road at Smith's
Creek, and supplied with every convenience
for the care of Stock.
Consignments solicited and prompt ieturrs
made. Liberal cash advances made on Stock
in hand.
Refers to Bank of New Hanover. Wllmin
ton, N. c." '
may Z'J ti sat
WANTED. AN AGENT TO TAKE OR
ders in WllmiDcton. for "ESSAYS AND
KPKECHES OF JKltEMIAH S. BLACK,"
$3.75. Address AGENCY D. APPLKTON ft
CO., 437 Seventh srcct, Washington, D. C.
State qualifications. july 'J it
Tar Ileel Liniment.
OR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL UflE.
Ely's Cream Balm and Wei-Dc-llcyers Ca
tarrh Cure. Also, a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Drugs, c , at
july 9 Corner Fourth and Nun sta
J. II. JONES,
1VERY, SALE, BOARDING
AND EXCHANGE STABLES.
I?orce. Mules. Bueg'cs and Carrisgea for
sale or hire. Rtiict attention paid to boarding
horses No 313 Pr laces j, bet. 3rd and 4th
s 8 , Wilmington, N. C. juiy'J
A Favorable Sign.
LOOK AT TIIK HANDSOME SIG ON
the sidewalk In front of our fc tore and see
wnat Men nen's Corn urcwilldo. Try a bot
tle. Only 25c Our lea Machine has arrived and
we now d aw the finest Soda waUr ever offer
ed our public Ice Cream toda Water. Peach
rinvor, Thursday, Uth inst., and every day
after until notice. MUNDSBttOi..
july 5 104 . Front St.
Brick Work.
CONTRACTS FOB BRICK WORK OF
any kind, such as Plastering. Stuccoing,
Ac., aie solicited uld walls made tr look as
If built of best Press Brick, at a small cost.
This Is much cheaper lhtn painting, and It
will be to the Interest of thoe who wish t
have work done to give me a call, as I have
bad an cxpeiiencc ox thirtj ycaxi n inn uuu-
nees. c w. aicuL.AMaii,
july S . ; . Ageat
Mason's Frnit Jars."
Ty E NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
ot the afcove Prefer vinj; Jars. Send In your
orders- at once T We w 111 guarantee Unrest
prices. ; W.E. SPRINGES CO-
july 6 f . Wilmington, . C.
. FLZASX NOTICK-
TrairSlbtgiad to rtcsXra ecsmcricaooa
troaicsrrrlcacLioaaay asd aa Idaeta:.
saerallaterestbat 4 y
Tha name of the writer m'uat aMnyi K
aSaattitotaaEffitor.
CommnilcaUonaiauat. be wrhtta cm o .
oaeatdeottiie paper. 1 "'I'Ct
FcrsoaaCSiesBtxutbe avoided.
i Aad It la can?ecUlly aad particularly cad
tood that the Editor does aot always tndot
the views oXcorrespondeny ualM so atati
la the editorial column, - :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
R. rj. MclHTIRE.
Yacht Cooking Stove.
JUST THE THING FOR VESSEL AND
Steamboat use ; durable and cheap. Always
in stock the Farmer and Golden Harvest Cook
8tovea, They ara the pride of the kitchen.
Wood and Willow Ware, Pumps, Bath Tubs,
ftc , at ?
PARKER ft TAYLOR'S,
jaly . 23 South Front 81
Simply I m m e n se.
OUR F.G PllOSPnATE 13 A PRO
nounccd success, jr omo In and try our
NorelUes In Soda W atcr nd be convinced (If
not already so) that the only place In Wil
mington to buy U at
MUND3 BEOS. Establishment,
104 n. Frojit Street.
Improved Ice Machlac in a lew days, and
Ice Cream Soda also. Jnneao -
A Nickel Saved is a Nickel
Made !
PURE DISTILLED, WHISKIES. Coolest
Beer in the city, femoke the Centenarian,
Brock, Season, Carolina Yacht Club and the
Democratic Boom 5 cents Cigra and you will
get the best and save a Nickel. To bo had
only at McQOWAN'S Saloon, 6 S. Front 8t.
june 25
Pig Fish
Pig Fish!
Q.OOD SUPPLY ON HAND AT PINE
GROVE. Our SUABPIE and other Boats
ready at five iiilnutcs notice with OWEN
JONES (best boatman on tho Sound) and his
two bo j s always on tho lookout to take you
sailing. Transient and Permanent Boarders
accommodated. Telephone No 70
june 27 EO. WILSON MANNING.
GONFIDENCK ESTABLISHED UPON
facts and living evidence". Is suioto pro
duco a growth InTius ncts, as has been clearly
preven by J. It. MARSHALL,
Ger cral Commiss'on Merchant,
24North Water St., Wilmington, N. C,
Who has won the cbnfl lcnca of many of the
Farmers. and Village Merchants by his dili
gence to business and correc'nfws In returns.
He Is receiving Consignments diily of Coun
try Products, which he sella at fair prices.
Consignments solicited. june 30
Horner School.
.i' Oxford, N. U.;
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL ASD
Sc entifie Academy, with military organlza
tloh and discipline Tho Fall Term of 1885
begins MONDAY, JULY 27, 1835.
An ample corps of able Instructors la pro
vided, and the school thoroughly eonlrpcu for
eflicient work.
Terms for board and tuition, the same as
heretofore.
Send for catalogue.
july 9 2w J. H. ft J. C. HORNER.
Stationery-
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chantsTeachers, Lawyers, Mlnlstera and.
Others. We make a specialty of Blank Books
and Stationery for tke use of Counties and
Count jOfliclala. Orders for Engraving Checks,
Drafts, NotesV School Programmes, Invlla
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july C YATES BOOKSTORE.
State of North Carolina,
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Superior Court.
Cotmty of New Hanover
August Lcssman tb Duncan M. Bryaat.
TLls Is an action for the foreclosure of a
mortgage of real ettatc in the County of New
Hanover executed by the Defendant. Duncan
M. Bryant, to the Plaintiff, August Lessmao,
and it anriearlnir tn m v enf Ufftinn i tk.
Defendant, Duncan M. Bryant, 1$ a non rf ol
dcat of tbis State and cannot after due dili
gence be found therein; that he has proierty
la this fcute, ana that a cause of action exist
against the Defendant; now this U to com
mand the said Defendant, Duncan M. Bryant,
to apiear at the next term of the Superior
Court of New Hanover County, to be held at
the Court Hou?c in the cUy ot Wilmington, on
the third Monday after the first Mendayln
September, 1S5, atid answer or demur o the
complaint, or judgment will bj rendered
against him according to law.
This 27tb day of June
mm ' - VasAMBINGE,
Ckrk of Superior Court ot
, juce271awiws New Hanover County
Oolumbns Buggies.
AWARI FOR THE BEST DISPLAY OF
Light Vehicles, over all Competitors, at
the World's Exoo-lilon, held at New Orleans,
to the Columbus Bcggy Co.. Columbus, u.:
We awarded the Columbus Buggy foa.
pany, of Coiuabtia, Ohio, a gold medal on
best collective ditrLT ett UaY.t i.n.t.. .
carriages regardless ot price; also, medals on
juwvj - p Buriy agon, urewBier fide -Bar
Waaron. Jefferson wurnn Twa r4.
tjn and Ladies' Phaeton."
J.C. McCLELLANi
Jury.
11. 1. rUAMZ.
For (ale by '
T. J. SOUTHERLAXP.
jaJy 7 lwk
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