cms papjeh
n ,varf .vento. Suadaysfex-
eepted "try
jUSH T. JAMES,
iditob w rnorxmo. '
MOO 3U months. --nrw
li-CO: One month, S5 cents.
$ Jr will t delivered by carrier, free
nr iecsats per week.
-T r'vf their paper reguiarly.
"Tv Ssro Small u'wc.rn ot "by over
and "1 take ma' rest.
There rM iil "ara o? 4 71 railway
rfentfrdyinthe United .States
Taring tbe montb bry ' v
,m ihf tirt book ever printed, was
JoiJinh-ndon a nborfiime ago for
1
I i sairl that in th- event of a Euro
wit Italy could Place an army ot
i (niO men ia the held. , Kuswa has
jj"wi.w.Micrathrcflnainud.
Thhrt w'-'i-vt,r made fr',m a
linei- p!'.k belongs t - tbe Il.iuois Club
ofr.hicuro Tn pldc is titteen feet
loni,Rn,jw x wide, and was cut from a
California re-lw-.-d tree ;
(Jen (i A Sheridan recently
lecmri-d a' V"insn in reply to the
Ant'i-Cnristiiii utterances ot Col. Iner
si.li. snf' riiiifw . i-h- times as" much
g:),.w . u? "f it a C; Ine-soii made
out his rsl !4't,,ri- v
Mr IViru. 11 h lik" 'he loks of
tbe Irba siluition. "The arbitrary
action of the (J .vernrnent in closing the
debate, when my amendment t the
firt readui2-"f the coercion bill bad
only been under discussion for one
evi-niujr'i.e td-Js, "has produced a
mrinnr Idling snfsjpMiMiii t tbe
measure thri.ukou? (Jreat lri:ian."
-
Tli" only pici-e d groiiud possessd
by the United States f America, else
whpre t:an m America itselt. is the
liitle plo'.ot land on which the Ameri
can Jpffati n is built in the town of
Tarieu-r. Thi was given to the Amer
ican nation by tbe Sultan ot Mon ceo.
The legation in all other countries
rand on ground rented, but owned by
tbe American Government. .
Mr Libouchere continues to-be very
saacy toward the Queen, id hrs paper.
In receiving the Russian minister not
lonzasothe Queen arrayed herself in
the Bulgarian Red Cross Order, an act
which Truth "lakes leave to denounce
as an execrable piece of b&d taste under
tbe peculiar, circumstances; and it is
hard." the paper goes on to say. "that
the country should beheld responsible
for such a hare-brained, belise"
The letter which appeared in tbe
Ijondon Times, alleged to have been
written in 1882 to Mr Egau.Japoloizing
tor having denounced the Phoenix Park
murders, has been pronounced by Mr.
Ejan "unmitigated - and wilful alan
ders." He turther says that Mr. Parre j
did not write to him any such letter and
that "toe whole thing a ba9e fabrica
tion.1'' A suit against the Times wil
probably be the outcome.
An attempt has been made to assas
sinate (Jen. Bazaiue. the ex Marshal of
France, now an exile in Madrid. A
special cablegram in the New York
Slar, Iroaj tbh. city. .says :
General Bazaine. ex-Marshal ol
r rance, who bad for several years re
sided in exile here, was attacked today
by Frenchman, who exclaiming:
"J'ai avenge - uia patrie." plunze ! a
pom ml into the side of hi head. Gen
eral Bazaine's wound is considered
dangtrous. JUs assailant is believed to
nave been acting here as correspondent
lor a certain Paris newspaper.
More than $11 000000 are at stake in
Muit in New Jersev, A special to the
New York Siar says : '
Counselor John 11. Fort of Camden,
on behalf of some ot the stockholders,
Jjust filed a bill in the Court ol
Chancery of New Jersey against the
lenn3ylyauia. Slatington and -New
England Railroad, lor the purpose of
settine aside a consolidated mortgage i
JiSU.700.000. under which tho road is!
to 03 sold on Wednesday next. I
. IV3 a leilcd o the bill that the con
oiidanon of the road with tbe Dela
.re aud Slatington Railroad of Penn
pivania was accomplished by an illegal
U8of stock, and therefore the njort
ffe was unlawfully given. Applica
tion has also been made lo the Attor-ney-benerals
of Pennsylvania and
f ew Jersey for writs of quo warranto
annul the charters ot. both of these
corporations.
despise Not the Day ot Small
Thins. v
Little things may help a man to rise
i bent pin io an ea chair for in-
r n , Dr fierce' "Pleasant Purea
"ve Pellets" ara gma,, tning- pieasant
w take, and they cur sick-headaches.
relieve torpid livers and do wonders.
Keing purely vegetable they cannot
narm any one. All druggists.
1- Shrier reports that he is doing
the largest Spring trade in clothing and
gents' furnishing goods 'he has- bad for
several years: The cause is that be
wis cheaper than any one else. He
u a line of Percale
Mru worth $l 50. which he will tell at
cents, be sure and call and get a
htrt. , - t
VOL. XL
An I5nd to Bonn Scrapnr. ! Fatal Kxpionloii.
Edward SheDherd, of HarrisburerJ A friend at -Point Caswell, Pender
III . says: Having received 'so much county. informs us that the boiler of
benefit from Electric Bitters. I teehti,. f n ,. T ,r M
mv dutviolf.t snftWino-h.imnitv irr : lhe steamer De'bi. Capt J D. Kerr,
it. Have had a running s re on mv le2
for eight yi-ars; my doctor? told me I
would have to have the bone scraped or
lejr amputated I usetl instead, three
bottles of Electric Bitters nnd seven
boxs Bucklen's Arnica Salve and my
leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle, and Beoklen's Arnica Salve at
'25c. per rox by W H (Jrern & Co.
Ih ConfiiUnip ion Incurable ?
Read the foliowintf: Mr. C. H. Mffrferrwtwwuamaii not givgjaajuirxilj ' .:u..t t .u, n
ri, Nnvark. Aik.. says: "Was down
with Abcess of Luns aud friends and
physicians pronouncpd me an Incura
hle Copsump'ive. Began taking Dr
King's New Discovery f;r Consump
tion, am now on my third bottle, and
able to oversee the wort mimy farm.
It i th finest medicme nver made."
Jesse Middleware Deca'ur. Oliio.
Had it not been for Dr. Kin'
New Discoverv for ('onsuroption 1
would have died ot Lung Troubles
Was given up by. the doctors. Am now
io the best of health Try it. Sample
bottles free nt W. H. Green & Co'
Drug Store
LOCAL NEWS.
JUDEX TO SEW AnVJRTISJ WESTS.
Bank of riaren'lon
Muxds Bros PcJid
?T t: hilLLEK Garden Sect
(Jff Y VTBS A Splendhl pesch
Hkinsbkkgeu's Language Tablets, Ac
Geo 11 Fresch oss-Sj Neat anl Dura
bio
Tilestox iioo.M ShskcBpcrian Kntertaln
mcnt MlLLKE &
Discovery
NIE81LIE lvencedy'8 Medical
For other locals sec fourth page.
Only 3 bales of cotton received here
to-day.
Wire cloth for your windows and
doors can be found at Jacoiu's Hdw.
Depot. f
Steam boatmen report about five feet
of water on the shoals in tbe Cape
Fear.
The cheapest place to buy your school
books and school stationery is at Hcins
bergerV t
The railroad celebration at Clinton
will be on tbe 27th inst. ; one week
from to day.
To-day the weather has been raw
and chilly, and fires have been neces
sary to make rooms comfortable.
The interior of tbe City Court Room
needs a good coat of whitowash and in
several places there is need ot new pias
tering.
Catawba milk shakes arc the rage
now at Messrs, Mund's Bro3 ' Brooklyn
drug store. It is, we believe, their fi st
introduction here.
Mary Barnes, colored, was brought
be!ore...t he Mayor this morning, charg
ed with disorderly conduct, for which
she was required lo pay a fine of $10 or
go below for 20 days.
The attention now of the ladies is
called very generally lo the styles of
Spring and Summer dress goods and
milinery. and the stores that dea! in
(hose articles an1 pretty well crowded
at all hours' of the day.
A very pleasant Sbakesperian Enter
tainment will be given by the pupils
ot Tileston Normal School, in the
Tilestn Upper Room, on Friday even-
Icg. It promises lo be sometning uns
usually unique and interesting and it is
confidently expected that the attend
ance will ba a iarge one.
j
We have received from the publish"
er, Mr. C. W. Yates a cpy oi the ad
dress delivered to the graduating class
of tho Medical College of Virginia, aj.
Richmond, on March 31st, by Hon. A.
M. Wadded, of this. city. Like all the
literary efforts of Coi Waddell it is
rich in Tjumor and elegant in diction,
being instructive and entertaining.
Hank of Clarendon.
.- As will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere Messrs. A. J. DeRosset. R.
J.Jones aud Won. Calder, the Corns
mitteeoo behalf of tbe Corporators,
haye opened at tbe banks in this city
boots of subscription lo the capital
stock of the Bank ot Clarendon The
objects and purposes ot this institution
are clearly set forth in the notice. It
will combine the features of a bank for
deposits, a savings back and a trust
company' and the charter is an excep
tionally 6road oufi. We have no hesi
tation in saying to those who have funds
lying idle that it ia an excellent oppor
tnnity for their investment. Tne names
ot the gentlemen who appear as .cor
porators is a sufficient guarantee in
itselt of tbe enterprise and the honora
ble and economical conduct --of : its
affair.--. . '
DlIL
WILMINGTON N C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20
exploded at tkbout o'clock on tbe
morning ot the 19th inst., near Sher
man's Landing, about four miles above
Point Caswell, on Black River. The
fireman, Lloyd, was ki'led out
right, having been terribly burned and
muitfatpd. Frank Anders was injured
on the shoulder and arm serionsiy.
Capt. Kerr was bruised about the legs
and body, but not seriously. One oth
ed in tne lace very seriously. jo great
wfs the force of tbe explosion that it
blew t he boiler from one end of the
craft to the other, making a general
wreck of the boat and freight. The
wonder is that any of the crew escaped
with their lives. Drs. Thompson and
Kerr were stjon in attendance and gave
such medical and surgical assistance as
the occasion demanded. -
Take care of your eyes. An agency
tor the LcMare'a celeorated Rock Crys
tal Spectacles and Eye Glasses isestab
iished in this place at IIeiusberger'3.t
Not Funny,
A story is told of a couple of Congress
men who were on a Southern bound
train of the Atlantic Coast Line a few
days since. They both had "passes,"
which the conductor duiy honored, and
they inquired ot hiui concerning the
effect d tne Inter Slate commerce law
and how il was iiked by railroad men
Ac. to which the conductor replied that,
so tar as be was concerned it was all
right, and that he had heard no fault
found with it by other railroad men.
This rather pleased the Congressmen
and they congratulated eacn other upon
having voted for the measure, which,
they were sure, would be quite popular.
In fact, they were quite jubilant over
the matter until tbe train reached Fair
Bluff, which is the last station in this
State, before reaching South Carolina,
when tbe conductor politely informed
them that, by the provisions and res
trictions of the Interstate Commerce
law the''pass" would be no longeravail-
able and they would have to pay their
fare to Charleston, or any other point
to which tbey desired to go. This, as a
sailor would say, "took them all aback,"'
but thev paid their fare, as they were
b'und to proceed on their journey.
They, however, suddenly became con
verted to the idea that tbe law is not
sucii a wholesale blessing after all, and
expressed themselves treely and em
phatically in opposition to it, with
many and expressive regrets that tbey
had voted for its enactment.
Tlie Clinton Schedule.
The schedule on the new line of rail
way from Clinton to Warsaw is net
only ot no benclV to tbe people ot this
city, but is a positive disadvantage.
Any one can so from Wilmington to
New York, spend a day there, and re
turn here in just the time it will require
to go to Clintonsspend a day there, and
return to Wihifington. For instance
you leave here on Mooday morning for
Clinton, arriving at Warsaw about li
o'clock; as the train does not leave for
C.ioton until 0:10 p. m. there being
but one train a day you remain all
day in Warsaw. You get to , Clinton
Monday nigLt, too late, ot course, for
business, and as the train leaves Clinton
at 8 a. m. you are compelled to slop
over there all day to transact your busi
ness. and then all night to wait tor your
train. This orings you t,o Wednesday
morning. You leave Clinton at
8 a. m. on that day. arriving
at Warsaw hours after tbe
morn'ug train coming South has pass
ed thai point You are therefore com
pelled to spend the entire day at War
saw, waiting for the uight train, and .on
this you embark, reaching Wilmington
on Wednesday night. And it is just
about the same way from Clintou lo
Wilmington and return. A Clintonian
can go to Gotdsboro and spend the day
and return home tbe same night, but it
requires threw days' absence from home
to cpend one day in Wilmington.
It will thus be readily seen bow the
schedule works against ua., Il is plain
ly to the interest of our merchants to
make an attempt to haye tbe schedule
corrected and we believe that it will
be readily done by the railroad authori
ties, if it is possible for it to be djne, if
tbe matter is presented to their atten
tion by the Produce Exchange.
Superior Court.
The case ot Henderson Davis vs.
the City ot Wilmington occupied the
attention of the Court op to lb boor of
closing our report, and will hardly : be
concluded to day. . M- Bellamy and E.
8. Martin for plaintiff and DnBrotz
Cutlar lor defendant. ; :
Retiev,
Pender Boy.
It always affords us pleasure to re5
cord tbe success of deserving yonng
men Mr. Cbailes W. Rivenbaik. born
and raided in Pender, is a young gen
tleman who, self-made and self reliant,
has carved out tor himself an honora
ble name and a successful business
career. He left the piney woods ot
Long Creek a fw years after the war.
a poor boy, and went to Monroe where
his industry. and energy enabled birn to
rise in the world. Five years ago be
located in Charlotte and is now a useful
sive city.
Drinking? Water.
We clip the following interesting item
from Sunday's issue ot the Charlotte
Observer:
It seems that the State Board ot
Health is giving more attention to this
matter. It was considered by the
Board at the recent meelintr ot tbe State
Mtdical Society in this city. Dr. S. S.
Satchwell, of Pender county, former
president ot tbe Board, read a paper on
the ' Drinking Waters ot Eastern Caro
ima,"thal was highly complimented by
the physicians who heard it. as a very
able aud useful production. He strikes
tor improvement and reform in tbe
water supply of Eastern Noith Caro
lina. We are told that it is to be pub
'ished by the Board and scattered
broadcast over tho State. Good drink
ing water is very necessary to good
health-
See J acoui's large and fine assort
ment of fishiug tackle. He can surely
please any fisherman with his assort
ment. . f
Produce Exchange.
Tbe first meeting of the new Board
of Managers of the Produce Exchange
was held yesterday. Mr. J. II Currie,
the retiring presidentjof the Exchange,
congratulated the new board, and ex
pressed the best wishes for a prosper
ous and pleasant official term. Col.
John L Cant well was elected Secre
tary and Treasurer, and the following
committees were appointed :
FinanceH. G- Smallbones, R. G.
Rankin, John L Cantwell.
Law B. F. Hall. G H. Smith.
Information and Statistics C. H.
Robinson, W. R. Kenan, James
Sprunt.
Marine C. P. Mebane, B. F. Mitch
ell. E. Pefchau.
Inspection D. G. Worth, W. H.
Sprunt, John D. Woody
Classification of Cotton B. F. Hall,
A. H Greene, E. Lilly.
Cotton Quotations Wm. Calder,
John H. Daniel. S. P. McNair.
Naval Stores Quotations R. W.
Hicks. I). G Worth, Roger Moore
Grain J. M Forsee. R. E. Calder,
J. I. Metts. O. Pearsall. G.'J. Boney.
Membership J. H. Currie, M. S.
Wiilard, J. R Turrentine.
Telegraph Quotations Wm. H
Sprunt, D. L Gore. J. R Turrentine.
Railroad Freights W Calder. D. G.
Worth, James Sprunt. Wm. Gilchrist,
M J. Corbitt.
Smithville Reports C. P. Mebaue.
Buy yourself an oil stove if yon want
comfort during tbe Summer months.
Their cheapness will surprise you at
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. f
riEi.
BU KB N K Wednesday, 10th Inet., MART
JO-sKPH NE, ecflonU dauvli-er of lr. T
and xtaxy L. Bnrbank. aged 15 months.
Funeral from St. James' Church. Thursday
at It a m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Kead !
WE AUK IMSPKN.SING ATOUU BKUOK
lyn Store ' CATAWIU" Mtlk .Shakes,
mmu tiling cmlr .ly original a welt dclizht
ftti. TMi Is the firt Urns this delightful bev
erage ha.- he a introduced in the dir. and we
wlD all to try and 1m ronv;nccd.
ill UN L BUO I'll EI W.
a pi 20 North Fourth bt . lirooklyu
A Splendid Speech.
-O-f
I
UAVE SECURED THE K1UIIT TO PUB
Ush HON
A. M WADDELL'3 FAMOUS
ADDRESS at Richmond, Va., on March 31.
A limited number. Call and examine
copy at once. Only 10 cen ts.
apl23
C. W. YATES.
Go to
J-JICK MEARES OVL KVEBTTHLNO
La Gentlemen's Furnishtag Goods, where you
will tad .tock to -elect from that you
n t find elsewhere ulta to meisure from
$li50lSPlT -rinOHU 8PeClItT
- " J - - ' ' - I
T4Mn.rtr for hn hull annnlip I
Headquarters lor case oau aappiies
is at Heinsberger'a. ,t-
NO. 94.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tileston Normal Room.
SHARESPECIAX KftTEKTAISMDiT
Y PUPILS OF TILESTON NORMAL
B
SOMO'M , FBID Y F.VENI VG, April! 2!l, at
8 o'clock . Admission 25 t eots.
apl 2 J -2t
Language Tablets.
LL NUMBERS. SUCH AS ARK. U9ED
in the Public and Private Schools of the city,
as well as all other & hool Books.
Arc always f ,-r tale at
HEIN-BKKGER'S.
Pianos and Organs.
gO LP FOR C ASH, OR ON THE POPU
lar Monthly Installment Plan, at
HEIN'SBERGER'S
The Camp Fires of Gen Lee
jpEOM THE PENINSULA TO APPOMaT
lOX COURr HOUtfE. Wi'h Reminiscences
of the March, the Camp, the Bivouac and of
Personal Adventure, by Edwards Kills. A
large vol. of 4U piges, hanlsomcly Illustra
ted, bound in cloth. Price $1 5!. Sent t
any addrcsB on receipt of price, postage paid
from
HEINSBERGER'S.
apl 20 Cash Book and Music Store
Bank of Clarendon.
WILMGT N INSTITUTION AS A
favlnga Bank, and ir'afe icposit und Trust
Company. Share Fifty Dollars each.
The u derai) ned, bavins' been appointed by
the Corporators to open Books for subscrip
tion to the Capital Stock of the abjye corpo
ration, beg leave to call the attention of the
public to the following abstract from the
Charter, and ta a3k for prompt subscriptions.
la order that so desirable an institution may
be put in operation with as little delay as pos
sible
Books of Subscription may be found at the
First National Bank and at the bank of New
Hanover, or names may be given to either of
the undersigned at any time.
Payments ot stock, to extant of Twenty-fit e
thousand dollars, are required by the Charter
to be made to the Corporators before the
meeting of Stockholders for organization
and any farther amounts subscribed will be
called for subsequently, by the Directors of
the Company.
A. J. DEROSSET,
RICH'D J. JONES,
WM. CALDER,
Committee of the Corporators.
Abstract from the Charter of the Bank of
Clarendon, ratified Fetf. 26M, 18s7.
Section 1. AppcirU the following thirteen
corporators, viz: John W Atkinson, Wm Cal
der, w k cnaaoourn, A J ueaosset, Clayton
Giles, W I Gore, Gabriel Holmes, Pembroke
Jones, R J Jones, Wm Latimer, E s Martin,
GH Smith and Jas C Stevenson, who. with
tnelr associates, successors ana assigns ate
constituted a body politic by the name or
'I ne Bank or clarendon", to be located, in
the city of Wilmington, and have a continued
succession lor ninety years.
Section 2 Prescribes that the capital stock
shall not te lees than $5,000 in shares of $50
each; givas power to increase it from time to
time to a sum not exceeding f 0,0j0.
Sections 3 and 4. Authorize the corpora
tors to open books for subscription and when
$25,000 shall have been subscribed and paid,
to call a meeting of stockholders for tho or
ganization of the corporation, with owcr, at
that or any future time, to charge the name
of the Institution to "The Wilmlncton Savings
and TruBt Company."
Sections 0 to 10. Provide for all the rights,
powers and privileges usually conferred upon
Corporations and Banks under tbe general
laws of the Sial, with the addition in -tcction
8 authorizing the payment to minor and feme
covert of deposits made by thcaa, and making
their receipts valid In law for mch payments.
Section 11 Authorizes the corporation to
act as a Hafe Dcp sit Company whli power to
receive for pafc keeping valuables of any and
every description, and to charge such com
mtssiorsor compeasatlon therefor as may be
agreed uiron.
Section 12 Gives power to the corporation
to act as a Trust Company, with authority to
accept and exercise truet of any ant every
description which may bs committed or trans
ferred to it oy any person or persons, by any
bodies corporate or publlr, or by any Court of
the State or cf the tniied Slate-, orany one of
the states of the United states. lo to ac eept
tbe appoluimcntand office of cxe utor. admin
istrator, or irustC'., or assignee cf any kind,
made by any person orptronsor by any Court
of competent jurisdiction of tb s or any ott er
S'ate, or l the united M ucs. it also author
izes any Court, upon application, t appoint
the Corporation to act as trustee, adruinuv ra
ter, assignee, guardian of any minor, or com
mlttce ot a lunatic It provides that tbe capi
tal stock snail be taken and considered as tne
security required by law for lht faithful per
frmancc ot ail soch trusts, aud shall be flabie
for any default, i t elves power to tbe Court
toieaulre additional security when deemed
expedient, and to examlte the officers of the
company unaer oatn or smrmauon as to in
sufliclency of tbe capital tltck. as such securi
ty. a.11 account of suett trusts to be sliust-
o.l aiut au.tUtrl lif.fnm tti tVtnrW whUh shall
?x
lis care and management of the inula.
Section IX Authorizes receivers. executors,
guardians, or otner fiduciary agent to deposit
'n V money, bond-, or valuables
ttia, may ut0 posgewiaa
pi
1887
" rutAB warn- j ;V.
we will he glad to rsesrts eoxusamiaaoaa
boa oxur frtsndaon any sad all sahjssu
troarallntarttt but
Tasnamsof the writer most always f .
uad to UaaViitor.
COMmunJcatlona must b wrttui oa aa
oas aide of the paper.
Personalities must be avoided.; . ' " "
Utd it is especially and particularly n&
tooj that tbe Editor doe not always tado!
tbe views of correspon-Jsnu nalaat so tat
in the editorial columns.
NEW A.OVEKTI8KMEVT8.
Mortgage Sale.
JJY VIRTUE OF AND IN PURSUANCE
of the power of cale contained In a renaln
mrUrage deed made by John T. Flowers to
W . it. McKoy. and duly recorded In the coon,
ty of Nt w Hanover. In it t k M , i7I-74 the
nntr6lji ned will cxp' e for falc ai the Court
ll-.ttiisc door of the rounty of ew Hanover,
for caah, on Thursday, the SOth day of June,
SS7. a lo of land on Myrtle Grove Sound
in said couniv, and f nllv deecriled la the said
naortt?"gp, and the rqulty of redemption now
bclongtog to the htirs of IlaUle .X, holar
W. B. MCKY,V
mch :l aw Hw w Mortgagee
Vcniiard's Porfumery.
A FULL STOCK JUST RECKIVED.V 50.
75c and $1 per bottle. VENNaRD'S
ha UKT POWDEit In bulk and In 10 and 20c
packets VENNAKD'tt FLORIDA WATER,
exceptionally One. price only 5 -c, at
JAS. D. NUTl-, the Drugaiet
""takter" f the original and only genu,
lne Krt-fctEN Kemclics. spll
Festival.
'J11IE LADIES' All) SOC1ETY.OF THE
Brooklyn Baptist Church wilt hold a Fea
tlval?t Itrooklyn Hall, on Wednesday eve
d---g. the 20th lmt.. at o'clock, for the bene
fit of the Church, at which Jcc Crcm, Coffee
aud other u freshmen Is will be fervcJ at city
prices. - apl 19 t
Experience Teaclios,
-o-
After thirty years experience ihNew
York in tho Milliucry business, I
may think myself capable of
selecting and designing
that which is bound to .
suit all styles and ;
v - .
tastes.
' .
vVe now have on hand a well selected
stock of
Millinery and Fandy:G6ods,
Hats, Ribbons, Featberi,
PJowers and Trimmings of every de-
scription, every desirable shape
and color, at prices which de
fy competition. . t -There
is only one way fo be convinced,
and that is to call and see for
yourself, at - -
Taylor's Bazar, '
US Market St.
N. B. A liberal discount to all mil
liners and dealers in our line,
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Solomon Bear
OFFERS
VERY LOW FOR CASH.
Qflfl DOZ.GAUSE, ECRU AND 8ILK,
OUU UNDER3UIRTS,'
inn DZ BLEACHED
1UU DRILL DRAWERS,
100
DOZ. PERCALE SHIRTS,
Cfn Dz- MALAGA, CANTON, AND
3UU MANILLA STRAW HAT8,
. - -
.
KHn OZ. WHITE LAWN AND
tJUU CRETONE TIES AND BOWS,
300
SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS. V
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MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
Mens' and Boyh' Suits
14 ON THE MARKET
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FOB CASH HEOAoDLESS OF mill.
Call and Examine.
We take pleasure in showing goods.
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Attention Ladioo I
MIIE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES IS
Invited t) my elegant stock ol BRESS TRIM
MINGS. CORSETS, BUTTONS, LACES.
GLOVES AND MITTS. HOSIERY. IK-
FA NTS' CAPS. UtlCHINMa irANHITKR.
CHIEFS, PARASOLS all styles and prices.
An elezant Hoe of IlI.Af :fT nRKKA MIT.KA
at Mew York prices. .
J P.1TED LACES and PASSEMENTERIES.
BEST SILK IMPORTED AKASENE, at
xSc per dozen skelse.
FANCY WORK MATEKIALSr EMBROID
ERY SILKS. Call and examine. . -
MllS. U. U. WIGGlNa.ICt3
lis Market 8 tree t, WUmlogtco, N. C.
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Th8 Beview Jor Office is the plica
to cct c-cd work tx n:cr-r"t3 friers,