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f"' PAID:
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, ,. -r Month.
;',Ct. '! '.' ,,,.,..1 i-y r.-vrrlers free
rsep-i ' ' ... of :tr city, at tbo abOTe
week. -
v.r and I!bcraL ; . . . . .
; report any and U. fait
... i.ycTTCirnlarty, ft ;
a newspaper
it 4
, f Wilmingtori.
f..-.v recipient o
r pays aajounts
j.-.r.'-
r.n- i rcr of (Jen'. Trirn,
A'?'"
4 f,u th li-fc of Kin?
,r ; ; .v tf:ver is report
! titaiiv with three
f.
i xjifM iojcntcd upon
. V. r
M 1. Inrr.t-r, who lately
. i
,. ,!. in-J.eorgia. was me
: bo- to whom Uncle
( nandler Harriet
iC
i t v ry kind have been
. -irvfts of Berlin by
J n-;:
been upheld by the
s ;-. o: C.mioion Vleus, to
r i : 1- .1
I'm-
v,.i;c;i was u:mi huiiit
lit ! uj-un Kith supreme
Sin Francisco, says an
cjn.eui..'-1-
revolutionized
t,- .: ".-r:.ii!2 U.niL's ana service-
fi ( ' V. lull il i-
he! ieved that cop
v, i.: 5 "'i hj current.
!.:-; -a-ill directs his
-in ur.tin to S750,-j;j-.tfie
jurehase of
:iid -r Wales, but
tin; use of his
ivs. with remainder
u in Irci.iii i. 1
...Lctldani-jio antl his heirs, subject
l.jijcii trt: -t as she may direct.
X i Ki.iH.I -L' irmu London report
!::. in all t::" thutircs remaining open
Uc'.vjJioi c a wt-ro "thinly scattered, to
c;tie u; a .-i.o v.' Thtre are plenty
el Amtririr:- :!.Lie. but they all dine
;i:.:itur ihth- .-h'-see during the
.':r,, a'..(! -re:;i l. jv i'cr alier dusk a
n 1 c' ii" " i
Tnanies Em-
, v. i !ia visit to a j'lay.
A vor. c'yver inv-. uiio i j'ist brought"
on fcn .t-.rlwn "to a manager in
X V
. !'y si-ii ply turning the
:;nch !;: a sound is prc-
ikc.d. Hs-j'MhLvz ihri clapping of a
r.uaibtri I h irul-j. The applause, by
r.tiL; of. a hive fuunel, ii projected
in'.oihv iror.t oi thu hou.-e. It is a
Ltcch production.
I - has just been discovered at Lynch-b-rj.Va.,
that the sewage of a popu
Iru district of the ctty flow9 into the
h:v.c Kiver above the entrance of the
cr.3.ihroji: which the supply of waterJ
i rihe inhabitants is drawn! This
cm.!.L;u;i of tiiing-j was not revealed
sst:i riii extra trdinary am6unt..s fx
ivp'aoiJ fever attracted public atten
tion. rnei:yaU;e. .graphical Society has
."ja a movement looking toward an
'sroverucnt in the text books used in
(Tfat Lritain tor the study of geogra
P-J. They arc described as far behind
la:e, and much excelled by those
c-el by the Cermacs, in whose twenty-
"u-J"'ve-'tic?!h2rc are twelve
' Tict mv'raphy alone.
pro-
A A. Maa.-r. one of the richest men
Haicu-a. j,. j.l.j f r KuroDe for
L Purpose investing .$00,000 in
ri:ntin?s. IT..
art pii;cry lor Chicago w
M.vthiagoi 'the kind in
hich shall
America.
admittance" 6y
t v. . .
?.Ttnu, the citv. Mr. MonKr's
iicuai U1I1IIUU3
I'ay
euttu biogers has sometimes
ken
aS ud.l r..rm Rfl1
Zt,
e- a vocalist from the Theatre
j"1 l0;lr rund the world some
rs 3.4 . she gave a concert in the
"j iMau-js. he agreod to sin? an
'toa "Norma" and a few other
f. ar d Was to ect a third of the fe
w liC counted the prima don.;
S: 'e was lound to consist of three
iKir5K-.!lirA-..i r . e
'unv-iui ejf8, loriy-iqur
4 -J a
1 ve thousand cocoanuts,
I Jantity cf bananas, lemons A
0- .
V'.' I.
teeth souDil, whlto anl neat.
ana swct,--
(la Nevermore 1 ' -
led wCiirse crilty 10010 Powders
-d . .;a'ueslrojns chemical , fluids
People t! cU the toilels of sensible
aI. u-UDONT has superseded them
'Si-
ll'i; ?, Ci-E.. mends. Head
usand Broken Cradles..
ut,-iv: "' rMin pure
1 51 ioiy ocalthful Rums,
5t Z v m l whatevcr comes;
:u lo.vr lMraett tbem an.
VOL. IX.
7r Arw the largest) a Thirty years ago an alteropt lo raise
snfllcient money to buy .a; tdwn '.-clock-
war made -by the citizens of Farming
ton. Me . bat failed. Last week ajair
wa held there for the'.samej potpi&sc.f
and enough money wa raised, toother
with that -collected throe .decades, of
years agoto buy the" lorj:-so'uiht-for
time piece, which - will - be placed on
top of the now c unly. buildings now
being constructed.' : '. r - -
LOCAL NEWS.
tXSEZ Tfl . VH AtlVE8niIMZ.
WAXTti -A Scrfant
C W YATKS-irank Hooks ,
F C Millek Tar Ucc' Liniment
KUKfiBKRtt&a-yriinoH ami Oman i t
3 1) WAi.i,ACKCahr Di?IUent KotleV
- Mlsds Brothers Iluffalo LiihU Water
Is this the 'cool spell in August?"
' Uut one bale of cotton received atthi3
port to-day.
Maj. C XV. McCIammy, of Pender
county, was ih the city to-day.
Turner's almanac promised u lair
weather Tor to-day and lair it has been.
. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer In thisffice registered 88 de
grees. f '
Ausu3t and September arc the - most
delightful months of all at "the sea
shore. ' -'
The moon complete ! its last quarter
yesterday afternoon at 41 minutes past
4 oVock.
The Directors of the , Bank of Jse w
Hanover have declared a f isemi annual
dividend oi l per cent, payable on the
8th inst.
Farmers can save tiru. and money
by getting barbed" wire lor their fences,
at Jacoiu's Hdw. Depot. t
The colored firemen who went ou an.
excursion to' Goldsboro yesterday, re
turned to the city at about 2 o'clock this
morning. '
Blue, white, grey, brown and olive
llannel shirts, are sold by . Dyeu. The
visitors to the mountains will take
notice. - t
. Se-ven-ty five cents only for: the best
white unlaundried shirt in. the city, at
the Wilmington Shirt Factory, No. 27
Market st., J. Elsbach, Prop. tf
Ger. brig Der Wanderer, StreuWng,
cleared to day for Qaeenstown for or
ders with 1,396 casks spirits turpen
tine and 250 barrels rosin, valued, at
$24,300.42, shipped by Messrs i D. Rl
Murchi3on'& Co. : ; 4 ' -
The-Grand Ixdge Knights of Honor
of North Carolina will hold its next an
nual meeting at Winston oh Wednes
day the 19th inst. P. D. Clayton Giles
will represent Carolina' Lodge No; 434,
of this city, in that bodyi; t$V. - ' r
Mr'J C MD.' Uumphrey is again to
the front. . He laid' before us (6day
apples peaches, pears and . grapes
There are two varieties pf 2iapetnd
three cf pearsVAll of rhese he offers lor
sale on South Front street, near the
new marker"
I 4
1. t
4 ''4
Indications
; ! For the South Atlantic State?, fair
-weather, except in central portion local
rains. . tarfefTarJ ncfniterairirei and
variable wind9.
City Court.
Alice Hill and Rachel Smith-both
colored, and old offenders, were brought
before the Mayor, this rooming charged
with fighting last night in the "Hollow."
They were found guilty 'and sentenced
to pay a fine of $10 each, or go below
for 30 days. They went below. ' ;
proiu FiytevHIe. j
A-partyconsistitig of' eight pefsons
from Fayetteville arrived here this
morning on tbe'sleiurieV UiVl. Hurt.
Ttey proceeded directly to yrightsville
Sound where they ,wU cmbarksf en
board the'Eponer J.: IT. ! XeJT; "which
they havo chartered for the occasion,
and will sail for'Nag's Head,- Beaufort.
Morehead City and other places fclong
lheNorth Carolina Coast.'. VThey ex
pect to be absent about two weeks and
hope to haro plenty of sport- and re
creation.
'rc , ;ALare Excursion.
A large excursion tarty fu consisting
of about twenty families, from Sumter,
S. C." arrived hera thislmorniag on the
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
train, and proceeded at once to Smiths
ville on theysteamer rUssport, which
went up to the railroad wharf to receive
them. The party was so large as to re
quire two extra cars lor their accommo
dation. . and they propose to remaia
several days at Smilhyille to enjoy the
refreshing breezes of the ocean and the
influence of salt water bathing.
W ILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY; AUGUST 4.
'"'; County Co m ni 1 ssioners.
The Board 3f County Commissoaers
met yesterday ' afternoon in regular
monthly session ; present' II. A Bagg,
Esq., Chairman, '.and Commissioners
Moore. Worth, Pcarcc and Montgomery.-.
'.-"wY.. ' ' '-;Y . .-..t.-
The Treasurer submitted his report
for the month of July, as follows : .2 ;
Genural Fund, showing bal- 1
noce on hand . .;. . . . . '. . $20,021.29
Educational Fond, balance .
on hand . .... .... . . 15,409.09
.Orihe Geueral Fund, $7,000 is in the
form of a certificate of dep03it in thc
First National Bank. ""
Also exhibited two coupons of the
denomination of $3, and ont coupon of
the denomination of $15, which said
coupons were destroyed in the presence
of the Board.
The Register of Deeds submitted his
report of fees received Irorn marriage
licences during the- month of Juiy,
aniounting to $13.30, and exhibited the
Tiessurer's receipt lor the same.
It wa3 ordered by the Board that
Isaac Roster, alias Crippled Dick, be
exempt from poll tax and" public duty
on account of physical disability. Y .
It was ordered by the Board that the
compensation or Mr. F. M. James for
the care and superintendence of-Oak
Grove Cemetery be fixed at $50. com
mencing the 1st day of August. 1885.
It was ordered by the Board thai
John P. Walker and Alonzo Durant be
exempt from poll taxi and public; duty
on account of physical disability. j
The Board proceeded to draw tho
regular venires of jurors lor the Sep
tember term ot the Criminal Court and
the Superior Court, as follows:
It appearing to the alisjaction of
the Board upon the representation of
Dr. Thomas F. Wood, Secretary of the
North Carolina State Board of Health,
that a descriptive list of. the physical
condition of each prisoner sent from
this county to the penitentiary should
accompany the same, it is therefore
ordered that Dr. P. W. Potter, Super
intendent of Health of tho County,
make out such descriptive list and the
same be lor warded to the penitentiary
authorities with each prisoner so senf.
C1UMINAL COUfcT.
H. 11. Bloom, James Smith, W. S.
Ellis, JM Branch, B. L. Hoskins,
John A. FarrarPrederick Clark, John
S. Bordeaux, B. F. Latham, James F.
Po3t, Jr., John Oliver, John H. Lewis,
J. W. McCIammy, E. P. Bailey, J. G.
Swann, John Sidbary, Henry Savage,
W. H. Chadbourn, Jesse W. Lewis,
John A. Parker, D. R. Bornemann. D.
B. Futrell. R. M. Gilbert, Henry Tay
lor, H. VonGlahn. John J. Stokely,
V. J. Kirkham. G: J. Boney, Oscar
Pearsall. C P. Rasberry, J. L.' Breck
enridge. Pdward Johnson, D. N. Chad
wick, J. O. Orraaby, J. J. Forrest.
Edward W. Sneeden.
1 f Y SUPERIOR COURT.'
First Week--Seth Walton. Wm. H.
Williams; Z: E. Murrill, James Wil-
son-BoneyL Southerland,' Aiv J.
Hoyr'pq. JosepoB. Allen, W. J. Morris
W.rTarsJeY"Wl. ilahkinsf E
Scbulken, J. G. Wright.
, Second "Week Samuel R. Twining,
W. G.T. Keone, Lewis L. Sheridan, J.
W. Hewett, James H.Iewett W. H.
- w-
Wnlrnn Phillio Larrinston. F. J.
Lord, E II. Keithly, Wm." Anderson.
The Board then adjourned.
I , t',jUiWdrtJoit Kates.
The, Cape Fear & Yadkiu Valley
Railroad Company and the Cape Fear
Steamboat Companies have made an
flvonrsion rate. to the Fnlit Fair which
is to be held at Greensboro on the I2th
and 13th insU of one .cent per ,miic
each way Tickets t iaeie rites ca'ti
hr Vht n.ined either at the railroad or
Mcanibtyl offices in this city.
Magistrate's Court.
Robert Lilly, colored,- was arrested
last night upon a charge of forgery pre
ferred against Dim by iouisa ,
falso colored i A hearing was had in the
case this morning before J ustice E. D.
Hall, and the testimony 'showed that
Louisa had bceh keoninz a', sum , of
money lor one John Nichols, colored,
who was working in the swamps of
Columbus county getting timber, and
that Lilly yesterday presented an order
purporting to como from Nichols for
the amount, whlch'shc delivered him.
She soon found that the order was a
forgery and bad him arrested. Lilly is
a bad man and fought like a tiger to
resist arrest. He was required to give
bond in the sum of $100 for his appear
ance at tho next term of the Crimiual
Court, in default of which he was com
mitted lo jail. None of the money -was
recovered he had made good use of his
time and disposed of it. .. , ;
' There was a decidedly fallish" feel
ing in the atmosphere to-day. :
Hoard of Aldermen a
The Board met in regular session
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock ;i preS';
ent. His Honor Mayor HaJU and Alder;
men Bear. Giles, Dud'ey Worth,4 Bo
ney, Darby and Doscher. 1 : YJ s Y
The conmhtec on Retr'gerators was
granted further" time to report. Y. '.':'"
The committee to whom was referred
th: motion! -.of Alderman Dudley ,j at
last meeting in reference to a change
in section 6 of tho Market Ordinadce,
reported verbally that said resolution
be not adoptedt .f j 5 i j.
Alderman Dudley called for the ayes
and nays, which resulted r Ayes-rDud
ley. NaysGiles, Worth, Boney, Dar
by and Doscher. ' , -
Aidcrmau Worth introduced thu fol
lowing: . -
Be it ordered by the Mayor and Al
dermen, ot the City of Wilmington,
that the general tax ordinance of the
City of Wilmington for the year 1885.
be amended as follow, Viz : By insert
ing in the said ordinance as printedJ in
class 11 on page 11, immediately alter
the words 47. hotels, five dollars per
month." the words following, to-witr
47-i. hucksters, thrco dollars per month.
Referred back to'Fi nance comtnitteo,
Aidcrm in Boney moved the follow
ing, which was adopted :
Bo it ordained by the 'Mayor and
Board ol Aldermen of the Oily ot Wil
mington, that the -resolution of the
8th of May, relative to the bond of the
Clerk of the Market, be rescinded, and
that tho Clerk f the Market bo requir
ed to file a bond in the sum ot two hun
dred dollars, according to the require
ment of the general'iuarket ordinances,
on or before; the 10th ! day. of August
inst , and his failure to do so, the 'said
said oflice be declared vacant, a - .
Alderman Bear moved that a. com:
mittceot three-be appointed to draft
resolutions in regard to the death of
ex-Ppresident Grant, which adopted,
and the following were appointed:
Aldermen Darby, Hudley and Giles.
The committee on the Cape Fcar&
Yadkin Valley Railroad reported pro
gress and asked for further time,
which was granted.
The petition of Maj. W. L. Young,
for aid in publishing a work to be en
titled 'The Semi-Tropical Area of
Southeastern North Carolina," was re
ferred to the Finance committee lor
investigation and report.
The petition - of. Jos. H awes and
others, stevedores, asking for a reduc
tion of tax, was referred to the Finance
committee.
The communication ot the Southern
Bell Telephone Company was referred
to the committee on Gamewell Fire
Alarm Petition for a report.. ,,;
The report of the Superintendent .01.
Health was presented and ordered on
file. . .'' ' ':::'. ii
The Board then adjonrned.
Puotogrraplis.
Mr. W. T. Johnson nas1 a photo
graph ot the Cornet - Concert Club,
which. was taken at AshevillO , while
they were engaged in rehearsal in their
d i n i n g tent . The pict u re i a good one
and every member of the club, is dis
tinctly recognizable at a glanccl They
are represented as seated in a- ? promis
cuous group, each "membefappearing
to try and make: himself as comfortable
as possiblo,and ail in theurrshirt sleeves
He also ha3 a phbtograph pff acoai-
pany of youug ladies of Ashevillo who
gave an exhibiiiou drill for thebenefi t of
tho Presbyterian Church at that piacc
These vounff ladies were all dressed in
white, sniped wUUihlncJ the lattMor
being cmbellished'wkh Star?, and with
crimson sashes oyer J.helr:. .shoulders.
Instead of muskets or ri ties . the fladiics
bore American flags and their -evolu
tions received the' plaudit3jf the largo
throng ol spectators. The members
of tho company were all j.youcg
ranging from, IGtoSO, years oi
age. and as a matter of coarse were: all
as pretty a3 they conld be. - . Ihe' drill
master for the occasion YV CaptZC.
A. Moseley. of Asheville, while the
merry maidens kept time to, the . drum
beating of Mr. W; T. Johnson, of Ithis
city. The following is a list of these
young soldier ladies;. i;Y. IYY.,.,i Y
First S jrgeant---Miss( May; ' Ella
Brown. ".'" Y ; Y. . . . -
First Four Misses d Jvizziie Cain.
Mary Erwin, Jennio Beyland, Agnes
Sbelton. t.-r
Second Four Misses MayMcDavett.
Maggie Dakes, Mary Lummey, Sosan
Dukes..... .... . j-v-rr,
Third Four Misses Mattie Dcda-
mcad, Lily HenritZi. Eliza Duke?,
Lottie Beyland. " Y' ' ' ""' '' .
Fourth Four Mioses Bertie Pattonl
Delia oongi if. lfUi
Now is the season lor painting your
hooses. Y G o to; Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if ytm want
to save moaej.- ' u t
? v ar r-3 -.V is i
188f q 181;
, , , I Memorial Services. ,
. At the Grant Memorial Scrvirt t!
be , held: at SU Stephen A- M.
Church next Saturday aXiernconBev.
W4tTeJfair?tw;H act as Chaplain;
Mri Stacy.t:VanAniriBgc: ..will deliver
the address, and J.-C. Hill will read a
poem ii Sats will be reserved especially
for while people who would like to par
ticipate in the scryiccs. ? The following
marshals have becn: appointod ' i or the
occasion: ' Monroe Byrd , chief mar
shal, witU'CMnieri J. EY Sampson
j J.. llf fiWbiteman E.Nichts; James
iiniRM WWU, Jfl T iU IMJiU, V, 11.' 1UUU1U9
and Davfd Jacobs as assistants s "
; iYj : -PorBOriaf.' -'iY;;-;-;
lMrYCharle&Ey)o
brother to Mi. James II. Taylor, of the
firm of Parker VTavlor, arrived Here
this'morning qn tho steamer. A . P. Hurl.
Mr. Henry Morrits,, of- Tarboro,
Grand Ct)mmandeT : of ' the American
Legion of ilohbrof. North!f)Caroliua,
with his daughter. Miss Peari Morriss,
isrin the c:ly to-day ' Y ; Y
Mr. J. G. Snyder, of Rcky Mouutj
Grand Treasurer of tho American! iJe
giou of Honor of North Carolina, is in.
the city to-day. - '-.'-,-' ; - -
Tbii .following; lihei were Yyviritlen by
a young gentlemen jn this cityl They
were suggested by seeing the body of a
drowned sailor float past the ship while
our young friend was on a voyage
across. Ihe ocean ; Y ..! ( . Y ; .
It was once a sailor's deliffht, ' I -On.
a calm and beautiful night, : Y :
When ho was at leisure, a s
To look at. a treasure, ; .
Old but ever hew to him! ! Y !
As he looks his eyes grow dim - !
With. thoughts of oldca days, " :
Of his. mother's loving ways ,
Her parting kiss on -his brow
Yet lingers, he feels it no w,r
As he gazes on her picture old. .'
Knowing that in heaven rests her soul,
But to him she's ever living,
(Although now in heaven),
Words of cheer sbo's ever giving
To help him lulfil life's duty,
And go to God's land ot beauty,
,
Thus he muses and the hours glide by.
The hour of midnight will soon draw,
nigh, v - '
Still he lingers, lingers on
Over his mother face so dear
Bringing back days that aro gone
Since leaving home, with mother there.
.;-..: . , , : a . '
Still he muses, mnses on - ;
Till light brings the morn,' - '
And they find him dead.' . -
On the face' of his mother
He had bowed his head, '-'
And went.f without a shudders
Above, to Heaven fair
Y iVVith mother there! 'r i; 1
5 TbelOthello..;New Emerald, :-Zeb
Vanco and New Excelsior Penn'j, ( are
the leading took 'stoy es, botbin''.qshaf
ty and , prtce. j hey can.-bOjseen at
Jacobi's Hdwv Depot; r. t !
;ft Beats All r.' J.i:
Ho w trade does - keep at Shrier's : is
the remark often made by visitors and
frequently overheard. , It i 3 . indeed a
mattej of great.gurpriso w hi lo nearly
e;very (we may' say every)' clohting
house is com plaining of dall business!
anisj encourages i s . to ua siiu oaii?r
Depend upon us always.? Depend upoa
ns! always for febe" bcstJof eve'rfthihgat
the1 ioweslce H Remembcr Hlwlll
SmuiiR,' tho Old Reliable Clothier; 114
Market st. s Sign of the Golden 'Arm: t
- ; BASKOF 'NEW HANOVER ! A J '
T" HE 'DlRECTO 0tHS! i;A'NK!bF
H----ifU i tiK-'H n-tiXi r ---.
NEW JUANoyEB havft declared Bewi-Annual
Divi'lcnd of FOUR PER CF-KT-, paya
Moon the 8th Instant to Stockholders of re
cord of this dateY mc-fciwu i -,.,-
. aug 4 -;, h ? 1 i ;& WALLACE, Cashier
ft .
... .....
r BLANK BOOKS.
Books, Memtiraadura JJoots,. all; alzta aiwl
Y titrav nad Manilla Wrapping Paper, Paier
Bags; Twloe, &c.
;
Stationery of all' kind , soluble for extty
unco I business, at Jowcet pilces
!0
I We lTave in Stock
rrlUE BEST. LINE OF COOKING STOVES.
Kerosene OU Stores. 3 la and Sheet Jru Ware
ami House Fnmlehlnj: Goois to hi found lo
tfae city. If you want FIRST CLASS foods at
bottom pries call at . . . ,
I rAlLBJ&B at TATJJUK'3,
aajS 23 Sonth mat St
a email fainity. , J:rtlyLat ikiJ tffv&cL,, bc-
Kmsh BookstRec, it exfaff Boka; Blll
r;. rixAiS KOTlCt-'-f --vv'.'- .
yTTfETbilMa to rtcarra eoxamxuUeatioa
klaiireiitar--'
iyt ot .tie writer mait fttwaya tl
f -fibmrjilcaaoaa pcb wrttto ca c)
ontatdoef tie jpaper: . - . y
"rertonaCnea latia tM avoided. :
Juad n tapectaJiy and "parttcrxlarry xco
5JoM tbalUio'EJttordoei not alwaji aadox
tMowadf dorrespondestr nalaa go ttati
ta Uie editorial eolamna. ' - - ':-
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Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made to order;
Stove 11 pes. Klbows, Ac , Ac
S" JqbpiDgccneraUy.. . -- n-(
V: Y : ; - w. K KlKO, ij
r Practical Tinsmith, '
! Princcss.bet, Ifront and. Water Strecti
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Q.O TO 21 KOUTII WATER STREET, and
buy toutri Piu Juce o 13, R, if AUSHAt-I-.
4 a rccclvJug consignments dally, p good
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tidna; fresh from the country.
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pUR INTERNAL AN 1 EXTERNAL USE.
Ely's Cream Raim and Wti-De-V oyer's Ca
tarrh Cure. Also, a complete etoefcof Patent .
Medicines, Drufrs, c , at
. ; V - F. C. MILLER'S,
j uly a - . Corner Fourth and Nun ets .
Fresh Every DayvV '
J1IAVE NOW ON HAN D AND WILL CON ;
tinuo to keep a fresh supply of Apples, Peach .
cs. Watermelons, and all tinds of Vcaretables.
Chickens, Ejrffs, Ac. will sell at reasouabte
prices. ' Give mc a call.
' CJ. M. D. IIUMPUREY',
July 20 ,CavIs,Row",nosr New Market ,
Buffalo Lithia .Water No. 2.r
FRESH LOT J UST IN R V .BOTT K OB I
Case. Congress Water, fresh.. Uathorn
Water, fresh. ieei) Roclr, t'aratoga and Tate
LpEom are the Rennlne waters wo dispense at
our Soda Counter. Up to the times with the
best Goods and xcaeouablo prices. - ,
Come and ace bs at. 101 N. Front ft.
july ',9 MUND3 BROS.
PisFish!
PlR Fish !
Q.OOD SUPPLY ON - HAND AT PINE
GKOV0 pur SUARPIE and other Itbats
re.-Kly at Av nitaates' notice -rh OWEN
JONES (best boatman on the Sound): and h iff '
two bo j s always on tho lookout to take row
sailinfr. Transient and Permanent Boarders
accommodated. Telephone No.7d
junezi EU. WILSON MANNING.
Atlantic Houses
Froni Street, 8mithvllie N.
GEO. W IAVI3arid D. L. BENDER, Prop's.
MEALS AT ALL UOURS. Fish, Clams,
Crabs, &e., served in all styles, at short
notice
aw First clsss Dr attached.
' july 27 lm c: i
Board. Board. Board.
families with meals by the day, week or
month. Whatever this market affords wiU be
obtained in addition to Western Beef and Hut-
ion, Mcais sent out wltbout extra charsro.
: . J--- - J : WILL WJCST.; "
; jrtlyT 2CN. Front fet.
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Home Again."
E ARE ONCE MORE AT 6UR OLD
Btanil, Front Street, next door North of Bank
of New IJanovcr, with a
ITEW stock:-
,T1. j BOUGHT AT IX)WEST .
POSSIBLE PRICES'Von 'SPOT CASH.
p BjgAs4j5htfiXvaril 4lg nr4 r)Uick
tenitom i aU&vt. lioj- ti ititrls aiut ttctAml
tAic generous patronage bestowed iionusla
Uicpast. Ca 11 and sec us. .
H i Vliir'-iJ GItK8 Vt MURCHISOi: i
. , Jab -p W , Hardwarp Department , ,;
QFFICK AND 6 ALE? ROOMS N. E. Cor. ,
McrchandijCy Ac , on Conslfirumcn, and a
Gicncral .Commission EusUcs. STRICT at
ltcntIdhtto' buEliJOBs arnl QUiCK returns off
sales.
Pianos &r-0
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JJEPSCSSNTING THE GREAT SOUTir-
ERN MUSIC HOUSE of LUDDEIf A B ATES,'
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Sarautiab,' f can now sapply purchasers at
lowcet manufacturers'-rates, with one anl-
--f- jsw--.r. ?ii..:.!.'-f.',-n : ' -form
prlca to all. I represent now the Chlk-
eilos Afions. Lad'ien A Bat Mathushek,
Arlon, Brent, Sllen. WUcelock 'and Bans
PIANOS; Mason A Uaml'u. Packard Orchf s
(ral. Bay atato and SUndaid OUGANS.
i eend tor IUufrated Catalogue and or Spe
cial UTexs. and let us demonstrate bow well
wc can satisfy you la price aad quahty.
; ii? y. ;.;. Very respec fully, - -,:.- : ;
aosS P. liElNSBERGER.'
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QALVAND IIEAB ALlABOUr WASH
tofton and Alcxaa JrU and pet the COOLEST
BfcER In thc.'clty, ; v 1
.july 20 . J. U. MciOWAN,
iaariqpi ua ogcvwi, sirec w, waero tpedti att
tcurjn gien tne s aloof Qoidi, War
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