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.HiuMd W . Mdays ex. TV" oepted by . JOSH T. JAMES, ' DlTO AJ TMOT1XXTOS. U&HCEIFTiqS rOSTAQJt PAIDl , Jw M-00. Six month. 12.00., Three Months. .LOO; One month. $5 cent. -rh oarer will be delivered by carrier Jret ebtnce. U. P ot tte 41 V" r.tes. or 10 cents per week- , ; r tisiw rate, low and UberaL v Ij-Subscrlbers will report any and all fall. arf, to receive tbelr paper regularly. gx.AWIerman Jaebne' has graduated roni the laundry and ia now wrapping !obaccopakM inSingSing. Ferdi nsnJ Ward runs a ltie steam printing prpsj that print s cir Wi! tibcrp label. He ba a perpetual sneer or hie ac and rear!l a a surly, disa creeab-e irtlow. E- A derman' Mc (Mvlei counting shirs in the laundry di.pfl.ent. Hi fc wear a hall t-oinical expression of patient rvsicoa. ti-.o lie h grown falter since his in carceration. . Tir lies oi a Sew Y.-Tk hospital an a2ej and almost friendless invalid whf.e name waonce tamnu . in : lb wr.r:d lt'W' Georg Itv. Graham w f r many vars the leading Vpub lieher"f Philadelphia. For GrshamV Maza.!re Edgar Allen Pile wrtdruucb k;, -t work Graham was at nM tjmf. pin ownrr ! b- Philadelphia North American. He whs'. lhiriyrive or loriv var twer ne liter ary world, Kit would ivw be in ih po r h'ust; wre ii ut f-r the kindness 0U philanthropic Philadelphia!! ' .o Ki'or Cu'.iom ha-said that at the next session of Congress he will intro duce bill similar t the Interstate Commerce bill regulating the telegraph system l wa his intention to have presented the bill at Hte last session, "but he was faarlul that it might im" j,eril tho lnter-Siate Commerce bill The Senator is not inclined to the opinion that the telegraph service ,hould be controlled by the Govern ment. bat that the tariff should be regula'ed. lie believes a KlU looking to ibis end can be passed r, The rat threaten to be as destructive in be Net.'ghernes in India aa the rab bit it in Au-tralia. The hills are over iurt iy i hem. The fields of the ryots nr hnneycurnbed by them . On estates hundreds ol tea trees have been unroot-t-.l hy ttioni. antl bushels of coffee may befatheri-d that has been picked by ihent . C. rowers ot potatoes and vege tables have had their crps destroyed by them, and resident a and V'sitors have experiedced what a pest tbey have b-e'nre in the houses. It is suggested that the breeding of such birds as th oaZle. the hawk and the owl, which lrcy upon fats, should be encouraged. A recent number ot an English roili try luasioe contained an article on thi West Point Academv. The writer lraies the system ol the Academy, but eritU'ises a defect which he says is :rad 'cally vicious trom an English point of view, namely, the abnormally long v orkiog bour9." lie is alsa ol,opioion that the cadets ought t6 be more liber ally dealt with in the matter ot ' holi days; that the prolonged Strains ot work they are compelled to undergo is physi c&lly and mentally injurious. Doubt less the cadets themselves would en dorse these views. The -devil hawk" of Arizona it a rare bird and an interesting one. . He ii described as having remarkably handsome plumage, but a very ugly head. His talons are lung and" stronir, sud his beak is almost as sharp as a needle and very powerful-. J Tbis bird, bu: ior his head, when on the wiog would pass tor a pigeoo.-When seek iog bis prey be plays pigeon, and ilea in among then, unnoticed, on account of his similarity, and easily captures bat be wants. Hb is the picture ot grace and beauty and speed It is esti ms'ed that there are not more than a dozen oftbem ia the Territory. rThe Mexicans are superstitions about' him, and regard bis appearanca as an evil ouien. ' , V r "' Greatly BxcUed. - Not u few of the citizen of Wilming ton have recently become greatly ex cited over the astounding facts, that wveral of their friends who had. bceo pronounced by their physicians as Id'. curable and beyond all hope. sufferlog itb that dreaded monster Consump tionhave been completely cured by "r. King' New Discovery for Con "iioiptmn. the only remedy that does positively cure ali thrat and lung dis uses. Coughs. Colds. Asthma and Kronohitia. - - - Trial Bottles Free at y. U. Green 1 a s. Drug Store, large bottlea SI. Wonderful Cures. n V D. Hojt & Co . Wholesale and wtail DruggistsVf Rome. Ga. say: J have been selling Dr. Kind's Now i.scovery. Electric Bitters and, Buck lpa s Arnica Salve for two sears. Have oever bandied remedies that sell at re L 8l?e 8uch universal salisfac "on There have been some wonder" tai cures effected by these medicines in JQis city. Several cases ol proOQunced J-onsumptioo have beeo entirely cured "Y the USA of a las Knltlaa t Tm C w?w Ihscovery. .taken in connection ! Ub Rlectrio Bmers, jVs. guarantee J " . viii (.. 3 1 1 1 -I VOL. X I. LOCAJ, NEWS, 0tl TO W AOVEITIlEtttlTI. Certificate of Election r u MiLLEB-iUr.JcQ Ste l ' VArfcw Lorerduf Art MAS K Ek .W.NK- tingle Mux us Bpos The M-glc Corn .alve lciMBtuiKR's IluriaJi for tbc Boys : caangeof 3 beUu'c N V x w 6 & Company! s Horrid i . uto K ritcH A sos a The noe . , litoTLc? N,MrMB-Kcuce,y'8 Mc,1,c1 CrJ . .1.. Eggs were retailing to-day lor l2i centsfer dozen. . The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 3 bales. Headquarters for base ball supplies i at Heinsberner'd f (i od dressed chickens wert? sold at 75 cents per pair tbis tuoroiog. Tb streets have become quie dry and dusty again. Rain is needed. ".Nor. barque Cjroti Johannessen. hence, arrived at Hi w ling Mar 23d. Nr. barque Garfiild Pedersen, hence; arrived at Amsterdam Mar 22nd. Steam boatmen reputt jti3l lair boat ing water on the shoals in the . Cape Fear. Ruck shad are selling to day at 60 cents per pair and roe shad at $1 per oair. Oysters are scarce and high. There are but very few New River oysters in market to day. Carpenters and painters are at work repairing and repain ing the interior ol the Custom House. Yon will save money and get tbe best work by sending your clothes for repairs jo John Dyer and Son. f The election y69terdev passed off very quietly and a remarkably light voie was polled in ali the wards. We noticed four small river steamers at Princess street wharf to-day. They were' the Susie. Lisbon, Delia and Enterprise UevC.W. Godwin and Rev Dr. E A. Yates will exchange pulpils Sun- day tot enoon at 11 o'clock. Mr God win will at that hour fill the pulpit at the Temple of Urael and Dr. Yate that of th"e Methodist Cnapel in Brook lyn. Less than the registered strength of tbe county was polled yesterday in lavor of tbe railroad subscription The regiscereu airengiu is aouui i.iun hru 1 . . I. i . j Mtntx 1 2 253 yotes were polled lor and 102 against it, with three townships yet to hear from. We will publish the vote in full when it i all in. Caster Cards. A large and beautiful line of Easter Cards, plain, fringed and very fine ones in boxes have just been received and opened for inspection at Heiosber gers. t Peraotial We learn from tbe Chad bourn Times that Rev. Dr. Pritchard will preach in that town next Tuesday nijsht and will lecVure there on Wednesday night. Mr !. S. Williams, for many years a prominent dry goods merchant in this city, but for the last tew years residing in Connecticut, is here on a brief visit A. Big Time lor the Soldiers. The Washington people are counting on a strong delegation of North Cart Una troops at their national drill, to be held in that place in May. and it is aV nounced that the following will be lber to contest lor tbe prizes: Governor's Guards. Greensboro Rifles, Edgecombe Guards Wilmington Light Infantry Sampson Light Infantry. Maxton Rifles. Monroe Light Infantry, Hornets' Ncsl Ribemonaud Reidsyille Light Infantry. They will go as one regiment, and be under the commando! Cot W.C Jones of the Second North Carolina Regi ment, and tbe Doe brass band of tbe regiment, tbe Cornet Concert Club, will accompany the "Tar Heel boys." 1 1 1 . i i n Wretched Indeed Are thoee whoa a confirmed tex dency to bit Honaneas. subject to tbe various and cbange ful symptom indicative of liver complaint. Nausea, sick headache, constipation, furred tongue, an nnpleas ami breath, a dull or sharp pata In the neighborhood of the affected or gan, impurity ot the blood and loss of appe tlte. signalize It as one of tbe most alatreabing aa It la one of the moat common, of maladies, There 1, however, a benign specific for tbe disease and all lta nnplesaant manifestations. It U tbe concurrent testimony of tbe public and tbe medical profession, jtbat Hosttetler's stomach Bitters la a medicine wh'ch achieves rtsnHs speeiily felt, thorough and be-tfen ate i ha feeble, conquers kidney and bladder J! Zi Best lea recttt ing aver m oraer. ii inviaor- iqaers aianey ana Duaaer Mtens tb ronvdleseae of trom enfeebdnx rttseat e. grand sped Be f or f tver an4 unreover, It La the axue. i WILMINGTON. N. C, FRIDAY. MARCH 25 Public MeetiiiST. ! A meeting ot inerchanti and business j !meo of the city was held afr the rooms j well store, io Whitevitle. during Court of the Prduce Exchange at noon to- week. rand comuiencioe: on Monday jday. Jvll Currie. E-q. was called to! nxt, for the benefit ol the ME Church : the Chair and Col. J. L. Cantwell was ; at that Uce, and Rev. Dr. Yalei, of i ! requested to aci at Secretary. tthit city, will deliver a ;lcture In the;' ' The Chairman slated, the object ohChurebon Tuesday evening, also Ior?mi0 irnrfo riifit Valvn the meeting was t. take action in re-1 the benefit ol the Church I V 4 " 'gard to the dalh- f our felluwruer j chant. Mr. John C Heer. . I Messrs 1) ii Worth. J. I. Macks aud J. H. Currie were appointed a committee to prepare suitable resolu- tious. During their absence Mr. Samuel Rear add raed the meeting in a (eding manner aud in c:aimfdati m of the high and" honorable characterise tica of the dcea-d. ' The folbiwidg leiter trom Mayor Hall was nnd : City of Wilmington, N. C, Mayoij's Office, Wilminc.t x, N C, 25th. March, '67. Mn. ClIAIKMAXl exceedingly re gret my iaaoiiuy tube present to day at the uieelioir of the business commu nity, to ivc public expiesiou to iIih regret and seu?a ot los of the peunie ot Wilatingtoii io tbc death of tbe Ute John C. Hcyer. Ffom an intimate acq laiutance aud Ci-se personal relations with liuu for more lhautbirtv y-ars, I IVcl called upou, aud well qualified to testify to the many virtues and naiurai endomeols which grea'ly distinguished idmas a good cii izen a hightoned, honorable and sue cessftil busioes man. as a friend, and as the head and guide ol his family. Few men surpassed him in these re spects. Peace to his, allies . and may Heaven's blessings be in store lrbim. E D. Hai.l Mayor. Mr. J. I. Macks, for the .Committee. paid a full meed ot commendation to the personal worth and kindly nature of Mr. Heyer. and submitted tbe tol- lowing : . Whhkeas. He was identified with the history and commercial interests of this city for nearly half a century, and Whereas. It is meet and proper that recognition should be made of tbe es teem in which he was held by all. there lore Resolved. That in the death ot Mr. John C Heyer, the City ol Wilmington has lost a just and uprizht citizen, one who was devoted to its besv interests, who served tbe city in a faithful man ner; the mercantile interests one who in all hi- dealings was strictly honest and lair; his friends one who was aN ways willing to lend a helping hand Resolved, That we tender to bis widow and children our deepest sym pathy in their bereavement, trusting that they will seek consolation in the tact that he led a life worthy of emula tion. Resolved, That a copy of these reso luiioos be sent totbe family of the de ceased and to the newspapers ot tbe city for publication. Mr. Donald MacRae seconded the adoption of tbe resolutions in a few remarks of appreciation. Col Roger Moore followed in eulogy of the patriotism and. love for bis adopted city aud State; his indivi duality, independence, charitable dis position, attachment to right, rigid ad herance to his promises, concluding with the assurance ot the sympathy of all with the lamily. Mr. B. F. Mitchill added his tribuet and sJpokc of his longacquaintance with tbe deceased and of his honesty and lair dealing. On motion, the resolutions were unanimously adopted. Ad turned " Criminal Court. The Court reconvened this morning after its recess tor election and the fol lowing have been the proceedings' to day up to the hjur of closing our re port: State vs. Herbert Ward, assault and battery. Not guilty. Stale vs. Herbert Ward, assault and battery. Nol pros. " 4 ' Slate vs. William. Johnson, larceny. Defendant submitted. Judgment 12 mon'.bs in Stale Penitentiary. State vs. Mary Bird, assault and battery.- Defendant indulged unlit next erm of Court for balauce of costs. State vs. Carolina Myers, assault and battery. Guilty. Judgment one penny and costs. State vs Robert Stevenson, assault and battery. Defendant submitted. Judgment tH) days in Caunty House of Correction. State vs. John McAuley. assault and battery. Guilty. Judgment 60 days in County House of Correction. Board ol Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen at noon to day and adjourned until 5 o'clock tbis afternoon. In the meantime the Dear ocralic members went into caucus and at last reports stood, it was said, divid ed tnto into three equal portions two tor Col. Hall, two for Mr. Fisbblate and two for Mr. Dudley, for Mayor. Jacobi's is headquarter for low nrits on Sash, Doors.' Paints and Baildcr'd Hardware t Festival aud Lecture. A festival ia to be riven at the Max-; On account cf lack ol apace we are compelled to speak briefly ot the anni versary exercises 'ast nigbt at Luther j Memorial Buildinir in honor of Kaiser i Wilhelm' With birthdav Tbeexercises were mainly in German, and Rav. F W;Er Pecbsu, Rev Dr. Mendolaohn and Mr. E Pschau. , (lernian Vice Consul at this port, oiade interesting ad 'resses. There was a large assem blage and the exercises wore deeply in teresting. The Guruiauia Cornet Band furuished excellent music tor the occa sion. Careless Accident. At about noon ycs'eiday as the through friegbl train of the Wilmihg ton, Columbia & Augusta Railroad was approaching the city and when near the old .Union Depot, some color ed b ys attempted to secure a ride by climbing between the cars. One of tnem, named James Bur.net. in tbe at tempt to rde. missed his foothold and felt, and one of the ear wheels passed over bis teg crushing it badly. Fortu nately the train was near-y at a stop when the accident occurred or tbe boy might have been drawo under tbe wheels and crashed to death. The suf ferer was taken to the City Hospital, where amputation jost below the knee was performed. The Glectiou Reautts. The folio wing is the result ot tbe election yesterday tor two Alder men . from each ward in tbe city, to serve for tbe eosning two years. The number of votes cast for each of the candidates wilt be found in our adver tising columns: First- Waid A. J. Walker, rep., George W. Price, rep. Second Ward E. D. HaiL dem., 0.4car Pearall, dem. Third WardJohn L. Dudley, dem., James W. King, dem. Fourth Ward Solomon H. Fish biate. dem.. John J. Fowler, dem. Fitth Ward Alexander Sampson, rep . Frederick B. Ric8, rep.. There is therefore no change in tbe political complexion of tbe Board, it standing 6 Democrats to 4 Republicans. Death of Mr John C tleyer. i A large number ot our readers will be pained to learn ol tbe death of Mr. Joho C. Heyer. which occurred at about 3 oViock yesterday afternoon. He was stricken with paralysis for tbe second time a tew days since and con tinued to sink, with no prospect of re covery, until tbe messenger came Mr Heyer was born in Bremerhorn, Gerf many, about 68 years ago. and came to this.country wbeu 21 years ot age. aud located first in Charleston. S. C , where the was engaged in mercantile pursuits lor about five year, when be came to Wilmington where he at once renewed his tTci-upalion and where he remained in active business life until about two years ago. ProbsJly no merchant who baa conducted business in litis oily for tbe longth of time in whicii Mr. Heyer has ben engaged is more widely and favorably known throughout the State and in a large porliou of South Caro lina, than be. Plaiu and sometimes apparently rough in speech and ina.i uer. yet no man had a kindlier heart, aud his generous baud was oflen open ed for the relief otlhe pr and unltr tunate.. In business transaction hi integrity was never doubled. His wile, whom he married in what was then New Hanover county but now a part of Peuder. and five children three sons and two daughters survive him. Supreme Court. In this Court on Wednesday, appeals from tbe 7th district were called and disponed of as follows: The argument in Long vs. Hall was concluded. State vs Williams, from Richmond; argued by the Attorney General for the state, and Messrs IeGrand & Tillett (and Burwell & Walker by brief) for tbe defendant. Slate vs. Lawson. from Robeson was. oo tbe motion af Mr AV. F. French for defeodant, cootinoed for tbe purpose of having tbe statement ot the case cor rected , Lowdermilk ys. Bostick. fro.n R-cb-mood; motion by Mr. Waltei H . Neal for certiorari. ; Jackson vs McLean, from Roheon ; armed hv Mpsnrs. T. A. McNeill and W. H. Neat ior the plaintiff and Messrs ! French. Ulaek and Rowland and Ale ileia fur the defssdaai. : 1887 NO 2 imf:i. HKTR ii tbU citwoi the 24th iot st V rourth ani rf .stturda -ni-rnini; at 0oVc,ck Frleals invite.Uo anead, KW. A OVKIC USK1 KTS. Will Cure YOU I 15 CKNTH PKU BOX. MOUNDS BUOT1JKKS. mcb 25 Hurrah for thp Boys? rjvHK BEAUTIFUL SPUING VVKATHEK baa much to do i'ti ojtcufnjr of tlte Rac Rail Season ; the weather ban mine hav& toe i;aH. U.M.L li.l,PMK', Yhrh bave been 0cncd In Urge (jtianliljeit at HEINSBEItGElt'S. mch 25 Canb Ikxt and Music Store it BF.wAnr. or imitations. See that your pen is stamped Kern Kit 5 o r D for saliS at HE1NSBERGERS. mch 2j New York & WilminsrtoD Steamship Co. rROM PIER 29. EAST ETVER. NEW TOKK Located between Chambers and Roosevelt stn. At 3 o'clock. P. M. REGULATOR BEXSFAOTOR REGULATOR BR S E FACTO ft .Friday, April 1 .Friday, April s Friday, April 15 .Friday, April FROM WILMINGTON BENEFACTOR... REGULATOR BENEFACTOR... REGULATOR..... ..Friday, April ..Friday. April 8 Friday, April 15 Friday, A pi it '2i S9" Through Bill Lading and Lowest Through Rate guaranteed to and from Point K Nortn aBi8onth Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to U. G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent, wumi imlngton. N..C. TIIEO. G. EGES, Traffic Manager, Newlork. WM. P. CLTDX CO.. Gnra. Artata, S3 Broadway. New Tork. mcb 25 OFFICIAL. Certificate of Election. WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, March 24tu, istf. XTFTE. THE UNDERSIGNED, JUDGES OF Election, duly nualllicd to boM 'un Election for A Mermen la the several Wards of 'he City or vviiniujton, on ine rourin Xbureday of March, l37. In accordan,e with tbe laws of North Carolina, re alios- thereto, hereby cert! fy, for our rcspctlvc Wards, that the .follow ing ia a rue and correct etttcoteot and re turn of the said Election held thereunder: . in tb Firt Wanl A .1 Walker received 4?7 Votes; eo W Price rercived 374 votes; Nek on .niilns rceiv-; u votes; v it Howereceiv 101 votes; Robert , R Morrbey received i:W v. ti; John K Meltn received 3il vote; D C i vi received inj voce; j o Mxon received I vote. -in tli Fecond Ward E D If all received U9 votes ; sr.r Pear nail received i'i votes; II McL tircen received 2 voles; J W Taylor re ceived I vote In the Third Ward lob n L Dudley received votc.j James w kihk rwdfci s vot; Rlert W apitlb received 10 i votes; F C Jadg war received 4 voo-s. In the Fourth Ward Salomon H FUhbla'c received 23d votes; JobpvJ Fowler rc ctved Ti vote; J k Gutlicrte re;eivci b votes. intbeFlfih Ward 1cxanIcr ami'tton re- cclvcil 4- vot s; r-rcdcrUk B: s-k- rercived iC.l votea; II Kenncdv received J?5 vots; J iril ft lander received 2 votes: B A AacCUm ny received 67 votes And we respectively certify for oar respec tlvc Wards, that In tbe Fir.t Ward, A .) Walker act! Geo W Price: In tne Second Ward, ED. Hall and Oscar rear sail; In tbe Third Ward, John L Dudley and Janes W King; . In Use t our. h Ward, Solomon JI Fithblate and John J Fow er; In the lfth Ward. Alexander Fanipson and Frederick It vice; baviog receive I the highest aumber of votes cast In said respective Wards are elected .1 d Tmen for be itv of Wilmington" rom said respective Wards. I Cbas af Harris, w McEvans. James C Stew art. J r alsupdcr. Cbas A Hayne. Daniel af ?mltb. a I. Smith. J U Ganzer. B A Richard son Tbos BriakJev Judges of Election for the Flrsi Ward. W It Cow d n J D Sihich. Dnil Klein. Washington McSeltl, John Nutt-Jodges of Election fo- the ?"e?ond Ward. rOblwrieta r. Lw alctaurlo. 11 Yopp. N G Hamnson, John A Hargrove .fudges of 1. lection fer the Third Ward. Tbo r Bagley. W P kUuua Wathlngtoa Howe. James K ,Cnt ar, N . Roeentb! Jndgesof K Mien for ne Fourth Ward ' . ; D 8 Ben ler. 6 W ISoyneoisn, G A arren, J If ato rre. Andrew fierce Juilgea of fc lec tion far the Fifth SYrd. - nch 32t .,. . ., Pat. July 3, i$a pi w will b clad to raeaiva MxaaaniAtK from mt trtovHU am aay and ail aaajasa mralimtzitimt Ta maaa ol u wntar ast always M " aiakad tothaxdium - '' --'" : ,, Uoamttnlcatlon nut be wrlttu ca oaaiidaof u papar. v rarMaalltleaniHttba aroldad: ' aaitla MpMltOly aaa rtKmlarly ca : f tooa that the Editor rfn. .1 1 T,ew ot "ePOl aaiM: o , tan i in tha atUtorla eolnvaa. NEW AUVEUTISfiMKNTlf. -diungics ! ;hiug:ies ! piFTr THOtSAND FOUR AND FIVE lr-.h 'ypre3a Shingles.- Must be sold at a t loc In .ted on!J do well to call and gel a I a lv ill. . . CIlAH K liimwwr : ? (- nimUhluii Alercbant, No II X Water St.,' mcu gs . . Wiiajiogtoo, N U- . Cabbage Plants for Sale 100 000 I,KSDCR90N'3 BABJLT CABliofc rlJiiiTS. at S ier Thousand, i Apidy to h r. .i ouuTiiElfi.arD. or W. 11, MILLS. . vmcb 21 lw At the UopkiasPtaoe NTI ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC. DOOR AND CALL BELLS. Sold and nut hd liv - " ' ' - yicli-Ji lm JAMES r. rOST. JJUttlNG THE MONTH OF MARCH I propone to sell wood at still lower price acd wake a specialty ef SAWED WOOJ, misrAiiteciug and proving beymd doubt that fail i t cori is in each load delivered. nieb .21 J. A. ePRIKGKR. keweiu'S -mmi discovert,; OlMMONS REGULATOR, ' J O . , 'i ' ' " Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mulllen,' ' '. " . . Bud's ough Syrup, : Prescilpttons tjjTupouuded day and bight.' - Nigh i Belt. - lllf t ft'D 1. VtlPSisit lW mch 2i Cor Sixth and Mnllterrv fAIotice. . - JJAVING QUALIFIED AS ADM1NISTRA jik.Ai'i urn ciawoi xnonris ft. amilDCie- ceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted to his estate to make immediate pay meat; an-l all persons having claims against taid estate will pieent tberu for ptyment ou o before the 2Gth day of February, 18S8.4r t- is notice will hi pleaded ia bar of their re cover? This 25th day of Fobruar?, 18.S7. - MARY E. SMlTIi feb 2laCw frl Administratrix fin., rts j gPKING MILLINERY AND OTHER AB. tides In my . line are coming in and will be Ieii for inspection after to-day- - ' , .. MISS BKK1NALL (my Milliner) who took charge ot my Trlinmlnjc Department Jast sea son, and who gave sueii general satisfaction, will return on tbe 2ird Wedncsday Wiii be p 'eased to have friends and cusC tome rs come in and look at mv f tyck. li a a I. It f t ti 1 1 1 tr MISS E. KARREB, nifh- 2 VntlAra' KnlMlnrr MnnA.O. MaWa ' ...... . , . i, . . ,, fc. , Howard Relief No. lf TT"AH AKRIVfT.n TO. OAV IO wru - . -. . -' - . . . a. . . j -1 . uu iiiai. hh- liutwi. vigar m me maraei. Made of Clear Havana Filler and aaWtri st'ck. Ask your dealer for them. . ' -also Large stock PURE N. C. CORN attVpUBK" RYK WHISKEY, Fleet Foot. Poesum Hoi. iow, Kiver biiiis, c - . SOT . KEAR &r flO mcb 21 SOLE AGENTS. . f'rnu XT ;j ot 1 luobo flumu ojjocS J CAN'T WEAK THEM; THEY ItUfiT m j so." Tbis was an exclamation of Qgnt we bearl: "Where did you get tbem "L bought tbem of "Jnst. see these X got at French & Sons, thev tit me beaullfuDv Just Hkc my Gle? e, and yeUreso comfcrtable. fry them next time. They have a lovely stock , oi ouoes, . ana prices arc 10 reasonable." tomoiuii tv ik. OEO. mcb 21 it; fkencii & aiwj; N. Front Street Remember " 'JMIE PLACE TO. GET THE- BEST SAD dies. Harness, Leather, Truok or any kind of Haddierv Goods for the least money. " Try our seamless Kip and Georcla Scaailes Col lar. . - r F FN NELL DANIEL. Old Mallard Stand, 10 So. FrontSt. mcb 21 tf ; Removed.) ; ; J HAVE THE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNC log to my frien-Js and the publie that I have removed into tbe large and commodious flta- blea erect edby me o tbe corner Jof Prince nd Third.'streeu, wbe I have - ample roook for ail tbe demands ef the JL1 very ad als Business. I keepfconsUntly on hand Verses and vehicles for hire aadiwtlljboart horse by the day. week or month aClowJrate. rati 1s respectfully solicttet. oov tS . R, c. ORXELi. ' A. A. Brot7n ':!;. L EAL ESTATE A Nr COLLECTION JSC FX KER. Buys and sli Real. Estate. 'Ptockii. Bonis and coUecta blils. TUles. fJels. sc . searcne yrociptiy. 3 15