2ilW I'AVEIT.
tx-
.nT!ONS POSTAGE PAID-
Throe
nrt SW .
J ti 00- On month, S3 rents.
rii be denvcred by arrler free
afl iu w
in report any d . far,
4755 their rare- Tgyninrly.:-
" thi th yo purchase
i
act
i f - MiV . or a -
;! 'JUS; k8-
PHILADELPHIA- fff
Tih- it- v0!ltihcC;euui. iff
'J . - T..Ju:M9r!f ami ihu full UUv
IrC of Wrapper. "
"s,r aniline Sm;taons Liver Ke-ulator
A invite l(i':r run KxS crelary
Iicrn'f.he first he has written for
Linihs. rn npt-n recivfd by a Iriend
bptter c iHiit)ii than at any iinif sine
i a-.tark '
Mi.ntanH oIn.ifns to havn tho four
rt-t,'! mine' in tin- w-rlfJ the Ana-
jiit da Riuehirt). Granitu Mfunlain atid
)ram Lu.imui.n Their c(iubinl, pro-
uct Kirthrt prt-sent year v?ill apprjiXi-
Minufacturern in tha New England
ales aregiyinga jjomJ deai of aiten-
no to the subject t profit sbrif- be-
lase it is unl-ke oo-oppratiori and free
roai most of its objectiooable features..
be if rem will oot.be satisfactory a to
pe workers unless the mTUs under that
Kstem allow higher wages than i.tbeis
Unatina Donnelly denies vehemently
pt hi famous Shakespeare Bacon
pber has failed, and ho'ii" now bard
tvurkopon his book devoted to the
abject. I propose to stick! to my
k," he sayi, "00111 I pat. it's, in' "the
wijof the printer, and I. hope to .do
Ft bj Jaly. Thn world ; will - never
jB2St0ba R4tnniehor) nnl of rrin KrrL-
at t in marvellous reyelations:.
In i recent speech in Ne York Mr.
!nrjGeor?o. discassinj a proposition
mike tea hours a legal ' day s . work
fcuei it was a disgrace and ,an in-
rJlo'.he public for a people lo.work
onjertime. He did not. however.
ok thjt Bach a la v could efl.;ct any.
jeroiaent benefit, and it was the duty
orkiosmeo to bring about such a
'eof thine tht thesa reformisboald
effected without tne aid of statute
He urjfed workiogruen to devote
Je!rej intelligently to poUtiCi.- v
b'r Emerioo Tennet 16 nz a i"a called
!eato the power of the eocoanu
n ocMnduci ll.-btning. nnd the sub"
Fife hundred ot theso trees
ilrurk on a sinsle bUntalion
:n' "accession if thunder storms
APril. 1ST.D. Hut tha frPS iiirr
F&l from the effects, for. however
r TTy My bo louiohed ihey are
f 'ei &ra ainsed. nmnil a rear i.r
r - V w- ---j w-
rned brown, the tree will ia the
w,Wfr craduilly and, perish - ;
I Anecdotes iKni .u v !rr Jl.
Ninr . ,-iVwer are
Jm (Jazettc "Ooe. which has
J ea ia print.several ttmqs.
1 1 . uoiiovuis no suiaii
rJia Oil in i err u r. :.! ... r
lsbefortbewar of 1870 .King
Bw,ndrine among tho groves
Co Rdeo hd his 'fortune told
uu was ouue isrno-
nulv- She declared tbat
t
Qsoil a great (i.r e. iru-
aitd ' that ha orntiM )
QJ.aa(1 to be 96. though
i WQld ba ful1 "ftrouble
L , lhal my $WJ later the Em-
f.3
vm
1 vTVftr-rrr9-Cf- SlFdil
rtoH l V Auslr countess who', hearl disease. ,
i " he would live to be 90 IaKe care o1 you e:
Rivi - ;. " lor t he IxjMare's celeoi
XI. WfljMINGTON lJ G., WEDNESDAY. APRIL
Mr Secretary Whitney has included Work Resumed,
in thn committee appointl to consider j -rhe work on ,he M E Church, cor
nd report upon the deigns for the new j ner ol Fourth' and Mulberry streets
tf OOOtoo cruisers. Mr Edward Ror-; which hi hflAn un, ,!0i-Mrf n
gfe89. Jhe successful designer l the
Mayflower and Puritan This recog
nition of Mr. Burgess f.s a" caapetent
HUihority upon marine architecture is
particularly timely and appropriate."
, - ,
A- Philadelphia-letter says that "the
dial laces of tlio huge clock the second
largest in the wiirhl which are in eo
into the- tower of the public buildings
in. Philadelphia, wiif be twenty-live feet
in diameter and mnrp luAn seventy
eitfhVf'Tee'ttiii ooumferfcnce. The
minute: hands .will be twelve feet :n
length, ar.d nt the expiration of every
sixty seconds -will nive over thirteen
mchps ' The hfiun hands, ooe f(wt
"horter, will move mre tliansirand
orte half feet every hour. Chimes
bells will probably be connected with
the eln borate mechanism, so that the
quarters, halves and hours will be
musically announred.
- - .
Don't Kxporinii'ii.
Yu cannot affWrd tfi waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always' eerafi,
hi firt. only a cdd. 'Do "not permit any
dealer in impose upon vu with some
cheap imitation of lr King's New Dis
co very tor Consumption, C ughs and
Cf hls, but bo sure you get. the genuine.
Because be can o:ake uiore nrolu hf
may iell yon he ba oraethinir just aa
Vood, or just the mp. Don't bode
ceived. but insist upon settmc I).
King's New Discovery, which i' guar
Vnteod to giv'ft reliei" in all Throat
Lun2 and Chest affections. Trial bot
tles free at W. H. Green & Cy.V Large
bottles $1 .
' A. iS out Ml Leal Opin?ou.
E Bainbridge Munrtay, Esq , County
Atty.. Ciay county, Tex., pays: "Have
ued E'ectric Bitters wtih mo t nappy
results. My brother also was very low
w.tVMalarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medt
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitter's
saved his life.V
, Mr. D I. Vilcox3on, ol Horse Cave.
Ky.f r.dds a lko testimony, saving ;
He positively believes he would have
died, had it not been tor Electric Bit
lers v .-
The great remedy will ward off. as
well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
tot all Kidney. Liver and Stomach Dis
rders stands unequaled. Price 50c.
and $1. at W. U, Gften & Co
LOCAL NEWS.
IS0U TO HEWIOVEBTISEHESTS.
' City lionda for Sale
Heissbekgeb's "It"
Munds Bbos Our Store
K C Millee Garden Stefl
? 'A A Hocstox Mltfc ;owd
-.UW Yates Latest In Stationery .
"Geo R Frkscii & soxs llaad-sewel
UiLLRit & Niestlie Kenrely'a Medical
Discovery
The receipts of cotton at thi3 port to
day foot up 15 bales.
Headquarters for base ball supplies
is at Heinsberger's.
' ; t I, i
The wind has dried up the mud and
the streets are quite dusty to-day.
Mocking bird cagf-s of all sizes arc
sold very cheap at Jacobi's 4lldw. Je
p0t - .... ... " ' ? :. -J-
- German barque Louise Wichtrda.
iShrocko, hence for Stettin, passed
Dungeness April 24th.' ,
Health OIBcer F. M. James is kept
busy from morning till niht in looking
after the sanitary condition ot the city.
- The meetings of tbo Salvation Army
still continue and we are glad that a
fair amount of success is attending
thorns " " -
German birque3 "Medusa Kranse,
Ferdinand Bliesmer. had A ezandrim,
Rickclcs, hence arrived at Hamburg
April 25lhU lit.', 9 ''" 'iJ i
.:- The weather is dec dedly cool for the
time of ycar.in conseqtrence of which
the growth of tho crops will cortsidera
bly retarded. v . v .
fllr.'.A. 'AT Houston, of Matthew's.
NC , has a fine lot of seven milch
cw8 at Mr. H. C. OrreU's slabUs.
which" lie will off.'r for sale to-morrow.
See advertisement in another column.
Uriitbd Stales District Court, Judge
Seymour presiding, will convene jn
this city on Monday next, although the
preaencoot the jurors . and witnesses
will not bo required until the day fol
lowing. ! " -
.J- . 4--4 " " , . - -
Mrs. Sarah i widow of the late
Mr Levi A Hart,, and. Bister of Mr. G."
A. Peek: died - tit 1 her . residence. No.
Ill South Third street,- this niorning
alter an illness of several months ot
your eyes. An agency
lor t he Lo Mare's celebrated Rock Crys-
. ork at moderate 'pricca. Itibed ia this place at Heinsberger'i.t
BilLi
count of the non arrival of somool the
brick, has begun in eood earnest, and
the structure ill be pushed as rapidly
as circumstances will permit, to com
pletion. Our townsman Mr. C. W.
McClnrnmy, has the supervision of the
brick-laying
Superior Court.
The following have been the pro
ceedings before this tribunal to-day:
Go. A. P-ck vs. S. H. Manning et
al. Continued. JD. Bellamy, -JrV,
f- plHintiff; Bussell & Bicaud for de
feiidant.. i . .' '
S. V Bunting vs. Sphi i Bond. On
trial.- McRae & Strange for plaintiff;
M. Bellamy for defendant.
Wrdflin Bells.
Our young friend. VI r. W. L. Jacobs,
and -Miss. Gusie Pugh, daughter of lbs
late Mr. John H. Pugh. wer united in
tho holy, bonds or matrimony last night
at St James' Church, tho rector. Itev.
W H. Lnwis. i tticiating. There wa- a
large as-cnblage present to witness the
impressive ceremony, at the conclusion
of which a reception was held at the
residet.ee ff the bride's motner, where
many friends offered Uteir conratula-
tionsr aod best wisoes to the bapty
conple. The presents to the bride were
numerous and elegant. The ushers at
the church were ilessrs. J.hn Grant,
T. II. Thompson, James Reilly and
Jasper PratU
Uewerved Uotiern.
At tho permanent organization of the
convention of the Southern Depart
mert of tbe American Shipping and
Industrial League, at Charleston on tho
night of the 25ih inst., Hon A. M
Wadclell was made its President, and
Col. F. W. Kerchner was made Vice
President, representing North Caro
lina. An account of tho proceedings
was sent us from Charleston on tba
date, but, unfortunately, it did not
reach us until this morning, or it wou.d
have appeared in yesterday's issue.
Both selections were gooi, and were a
deserved honor to the gentlemen
named as well as an honor to the city
and State. represented by them.
Pender Items.
A friend at Burgaw wr.tes us, stating
that notwithstanding the recent cold
snaps there are indications now that
gcod crops will be raised in that
vicinity this season, although, as a
matter of course, they are somewhat
backward. Frnit will be scarce, al
though there are some peaches and
a good many apples. A
A municipal convention, to nominate
town officers for tho ensuing year, was
held in the Court House on tbe evening
ot the 25th inst , at which the following
officers were nominated:
For Mayor M.M. Moore.
For Commissioners R M. Croonit
E. McMoore. J. F. Croom, J. T. Col
lins and D V. Rivenbark.
For Marshal J. D Rivenbark.
Last Nixui'g Concert.
The concert at t.io Opera House by
the Acme Society, colored, last night,
was a complete and pronounced suc
cess. The music was under the direc
tion of Prof. Shepherd, of New Haven.
Conn . and Was well rendered.. The
houfte was filled to its utmost capacity.
One side of the purquatte was reserved
for the accommodation of white people,
and every seat w3 taken. The cho
ruses, solos and quartettes were wel'
given and were alike creditable to thoie
who participated and to Prot. Shep
herd and his assistant, VV, II Nor
wood - The Asaph Club were also
prosent ai.il gavu some tine selections,
among which the "Cuckoo Song" ,'vas
especially notable. The concert was
given for the benefit ot St. Mark's
Episcopal Courch. colore!, and was a
financial as well as musical success.
I. Shriek reports that he is doing
the largest Spring trade in clothing and
gents' furnishing goods be has had for
several years. The cause is that be
sells cheaper than auy one else. He
has received a large line of Percale
shirts worth $1.50. which he will sell at
75 cents, be sure and call and get a
shirt. f
Ciy Court.
Carrie Frank, colored, was brought
before the Mayor this .norning charged
with diord-rly conduct. Tha offense
was trivial and she was discharged with
a warning to behave herself to the future.-
-. ' ,:.'.
. Richard Herring, also colored, charg
ed with disorderly conduct, was re-
cordoned iu tho city ptisoa lor 2D days.
Sliad-oway.
The New York Herald com plat o9
tbat the sbad is a month behind time
in repching northern waters and is at
some loss to understand the cause. They
are quite piestiful aod we presume en
tirely comfortable in the waters, of the
Cape Fear, and they are bound to aid
in booming .southern industries, withs
out the aid of northern capital. '
- , Invited.
In accordance with the action ef the
public meeting at the Produce Ex
cbtnge yes'erdav the Committee ap
pointed tor the purpose have - sent to
Charleston no invitation toSecretaries
Lamar and FaircUild and Postmaster
General Vilas - to visit this city on
their return to Washington. No an
swer to the invitation has yet been re
ceived. For Clinton.
The Wilmington Light Infantry'
Capt. J. II Daniels, with its drum
corp3 and the Cornet Concert Club, left
on this morning's train for Clinton to
attend the railroad jubileo to be held
thereto-day. The Infantry turned oul
with unusually full ranks and presented
a fine appearance as they marched to
the depot to take the train, Quite a
number r f our citizens availed them
selves of the verv low excursion rates
to take a day off" from the cares ot
business and visit the beautiful and
prosperous town of Clinton. . Tne
weather has been, during tbo day, all
that could be desired, and we doubt
not tbat our military. musical
and otner fellow citizens will have a
good time with the cbivalric and
hospitable people of Sampson county
to-day.
1U21.
HA.RT .n Welnesday, the 2. th hist., MRS.
tiAUAti M. HAKT .
funeral services wilt be held at her late res
idenre Hi South Tuird street, at 10.30 o'clock,
T hurt day morning.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Milk Cows.
jyjR. A. A HOUSTON. OP MATTHEW'S,
Mecklenburg County, J . C.t has a fine lot of
fre; h milkers which he will put on the market
for sale on Thursday m oral og, the 23th lost.
They may be seen at Orred's tables.
ayl271t
5jo City of Wilmington,
N. Bonds.
IDS ABB INVITED AT THE OFFICE
of tbe .Mayor, until May ICth, 18S7, for the
Fundlrg Bonds of the City of Wilmington,
amounting ti $1'0,003, o be issued 1st July.
18s7, aud to run Hi yeirp, (with a provision
thai the same may be calied In anl pa'dat
an time alter the expiration of ten years
from date of Issue), at d bearing interest at
ths rate of 6 per cent, per anum. Interest
payable semi annuaPy in January and July,
in Wllmlogtonor New York, at the option of
the puicbasers. B;ds for a whole' 'or a part
may be made, bnt If for less than the whole
the lteit will be made payable in Wilming
ton The City reserves tha right to accept or re
ject any or all bids Ho biis for less than par
can bs considered
These Bonds are issued by authority of an
act of the General Assembly of North Caroli
na, ratified March 5th, 18S5. which prohibits
the proceeds from being tpp led to any otner
purpose than lor the redemption of $13,C00
eight per cnt. bonds maturing in July. 1F87.
fopulatlcn of Wilmington estimated to be
fully 'As 01.
Taxable resources, as per tax book?, $5,
420.0 0. .
Kate of taxation, lv
Bonded Deb'. $569 700.
Making U'und, 74,ui0.
JoliN J. FOWLER, Mayor,
KICUAUD J. J;iNES (Jhalrwan
Board f Audit and Finance
apl 27 3t
we th sat
'It,'?
fJIHE MOST POPULAU BOOK OF THE
age. , .- . . : .. " ; -
She, Jess. Pawn, He, It, The Witch's Head"
King Solomon M nes. by II Klder Haggard,
30 cents cch. Sprlnghavci. by 31ackmore;
Ptpro CJol I Uave oved and Loved, In One
Town, A Wrecked Girl.
The New York Papera, Magazines, and all
late works, you will find on the counters at
HE.IN8BER9&&d. -
Plusli Dressing Cases.
DLULU VO&K B IBS,
FINE MOROCCa ALBUMS.
A large assortment of fine Guiturs, Ac.
Jobt received at d for sale cheap at
HEINSBERGER'S.
apl S Cash Book and Moste store
Change of Base.
FaiENDS AND THS PUBLIC ARE
w&nA tfnll7 nutlflGil tbat 1 have removed m
anbp to Cbetna. fctreet, between Frot ot
Water. All order for "wora ta my line. -u.
nlng. xepairlng. Ac . will te cue prompti
ana faithtaifr. - '
- . K. F. RISING..
" Chetnat. between FroAt aal Water au."
27 1887
NO. 99
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortgage 8al e .
JJY VIRTUE OF AND IN PURSUANCE
of the power of" tale contalne I in a' cer aln
m irtsage deed made by John T. Flowers to
w . B. McKoyand duly recorded In th coun
ty of w Hanover, in ti ek S i. 7l-i74 the
endtif s!ine 1 will cxp se for ale at the ourt
Houwdoorof the county of ew Hanover,
for caeh, on Thursday, the iOth day f June.
18ST, a-lo of land on Myrtle Grove Sjund
in said county, and fully described ia U14 eald
morn? ge, and the f qutty of redeniitlo now
belong! i-it to the heirs ef Ilaitle J. .-holar ,
- w. b. mck y. v
mch 31 aw H w w Mortgagee
2 SODA FOUNTAIN and GENERATORS,
li Trood order, and Fine Solid Sltvtr Mount- d
Show case - 5 feci ong ,2$ feet broa 1. wilt
be sold lw. ALo, ;i Candy Machine and a
.andv Kettle Apply to , -
Mtt?. F. M. AG03TINI,
. apl 26 3t Corner Sixth and Dock ets
C T Y JH A L L.
Friday N iffli t, April UO, 1887.
;
ENTERTAIN Ml! NT 1 XTBAOuDI NAlt Y
FOR BENEFIT OF
"..US ION iiRADEI) SCI1(H)L llIIEAliV.
FEATURES :
Bird Oncert, Cornet Conceit Club. Calls
thcn.cs Drill and March.
Reiivsbments
" Admission 10 rents.
i he doors will be opened sit A P M , for the
benefit of the little one?, who cn tec "The
Old Woman who Lived la a Shoe."
apl 2U35
NEW FURNITURE HOUSE.
Corner t ccond and Market Streets ' .
w
JS ARJB HERE TO STAY AMD NO dis
count. Wo keep tbe finest and cheapest Fur
niture in the eity- v ur prices fcnit the rich
and poor alike. Wc can sell cheap because
wo manufacture our own goods.
Also a full ilne of Baby ( arrlagcs
A call and Inspection solicited
KNOXViLLK FURNITURE CO.,
mch 7 3m E. 11. 3EED. Manager
Our
gTORES ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE, why?
Because we are attentive o our customers,
and keep the purest' Drug j. Prescriptions
prepared night and tay.
MUND8 BROTH Kits.
104 North Front St,
621 orth Fourth bt .
N. B. CATAWBA Milk shakes are all the
rage. -, . apl 25
Co to
JTICK ME A BUS FOR EVERYTHING
in Gentlemen's Furnishing Geods, where you
will find a stock to select from that you can
not find elsewhere. Suits to me i sure from
$15 50 up. Fine Hats a specialty,
anl 25 ly
Latest in Stationery.
JJOLLY WOOD, MALACHITE.BULLION,
Scraps of Paper, Hard Times, Seersuckers,
Bartboldi, and other new styles of Fancy
Writing Paper juat received.
Col. Waddoll's address at Richmond; by
mail, price 10 cents,
apl 25 YATES BOOK STORE.
Hand-Sewed.
yE OFFER AN ELEGANT LINE F
HAND-SEWED SHOES for Ladlea wear,
very flexible and essy to weir..
SPRING-HEELS for Children.
Superb line of GENTS BUTTON AND
CONGRESS BOOT3.
Full lines on every style of BOOTS and
SHOES, at Lowest Prices, at
GEO. K. FRENCH & SONS,
apl 25 108 N. Front Street
V US Market St.-
The Ladies' Empbrinm
Selling off at Cost to make room for new
Spring and Summer stock. '
IJT STORE BEING TOO SMALL FOB
proper display of my Jage stock, I will offer
to the public the following articles AT COST
for next ten' days:
Corsets. Bustles,. Infanta ape. Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Parasols, Veilings,
Btinnlnyg, Fans. I ace. Embroideries, i ilk
and Lisle Thread Gl- ves and Ir lits for adles
and Children, lress Trimmings, Braids, Bead
cd Nets, and- other articles too numerous to
mention.
My Dress Trimmings wl:l be marke 1 (tme
of hem) below cot Call early and a -old Hie
rush
Very Eespcctfully.
MitS. B. IS. WIGGINS,
115 Market 8treet, Wilmington, N. C.
apl 25 - . : -
Hazard Powder.
WE NOW HAVK THE AGENCY FOR
this celebnitcd Powdet which la un
doubtedly the brat sold in this country. Ner
magazine jbnlli . down tbe river (oat of city
limits). Fall assortment of all tne sizes at the
lowest prices.
Wat. K.JSPU1NGKB CO.,
Successors to John Dawson A Co.,
: ia, 21 and 3i Market MreeU
ap 35. . Wllmlncton N. C
,Wire cloth tor yonr windows and
doors can ba found at. JACOw's'IIdw.
wwlTJbcuv4 'to rtcHUva atuaaawt:a
from oar triad en any and U sntrtteti "
StaonlUttorottbat v
Tat manVf ol tao wrlnor bui arwayo bo
slalMd to tho Editor. i:' "Ki-
aHaiiiMaou onit m wrmrt , i ca
on aide of tno papot ' - v -
PraoBAlltlea must bo avoUta
a.nd tt u apoeUlly and partlcalaxly vm .'
stood that tno Bdltorslooa nofalwayooadot '
tho views of correspondent ela tai
tn tha editorial eohtmu.
NEW AOVERTISEHICWTa;
Taylor's Bazar
'";-:;J-'' r- " : V'
Special attractions this week. Immeuta
- stock ot Indies', Miises' and
v Children's
H ato and Bon n to
The largest stock of the kind iu.. J
.': "'"'' - tbe city ! ! ! V' '
Elegant asaortment of fine Flowers, ; .
acid Feathers at low prices' 5
Laces, Ribbons and Gloves,
Just received and opening this week a;
fine line ot 4 "
Umbrellas and Parasols
for Ladies, Misses and Children, rang;- r
ing in prico from 25o up. We don't v .
ask the public to visit us before -going
elsewhere; we aro much more gratified
to have then inspect other establish
rucnls first, aud ours last of all. for4he
contrast cannot fail to point in our '
tavor. : '! ";"
Taylor's Bazar,
Wilmington, N. C. " -
.' . r ' " r
N. B. 4 liberal discount to milliners ,
and the trade. Orders by mail will
eeive prompt attention,
apl 25 tf
Scason'n Goods.
3 EFRIGERATORS. ICE CREAM FR3B-
zcrs. Water Coolers. Fly Fans,' Fly Traps, J j
c , Ac All at tho lowest prices. Call and
. t;au ana t '
examine the goods and tho prices.
(amine
apl 25
A MURCIIISON,
Remember
THAT ffE ST LL .HAVE THE HAND
JL. . ... -
SU)!Sf KHT. r.hp.inoat unit MnatromnlatalltnolF i
of U A RN ESa. and SADDLERY GOODa la I
too ct y. - -
REPAIRING a specialty. X
FENN1WL A, DANIEL, . I
apl 25 . Mallard's old Stand, 10 8. Front sC ' ' i "
- . . . . 1 it'
Garden Coed,
TEUQ. CHKaf ff'At J. PiTrnt xtvniJ.
cines and Fancy Articles In full supply at .
F. C. MILLER'S,
apl 25 Corner Fourth and Nun S ts '
Constantly on Hand
A LARGE AND VAKIED ASSORTMENT OF
Paper Hangings,
Fire Screens,
Transparent Linen and Paper , .
WINDOW SHADES.
Office and Store Shades a specialty.
Rooms In any part of the city or country
papeted, with neatness and dispatch, by goo I ,
and experier cod workmen. . " w-
Terms Cash. J. B. DSMP8EY,
apl 221m 213 Market St .
At Greatly Reduced PriccsA
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOB NEW
applies, I offer to the trade a large asd hand
some line of Stand, Student and Extension
Lamps. These goods are all new and beauti
ful designs, and are offered at very low pxlcciw.!
I also have some fine Tea, Dinner end Cham-
ber China Sets together with a largo artort ..
ment of 1 in ToUet Sets. ' Qoeensware, GUsi i
and Elated Wares. I Invite the jjublle to call
and examine theso goods. .
Kespectfully. ' v ,
L. C, LINXBCRRf, '
apl 25 No. 117 South Front 81.
Selling Out !
js ouu ruysiciAN becoiiues nsi
change of climate on account of failing health,
I will sell out my entire stock of
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODb, NOTIONS,
ALSO FIXTURES, ;
To any one desirous of going Into bnslnesa.-
This is a good chance, for it is known to be
the largest stock of tbe kind In the State asd '
la well established Will make satisfaetorjr
terms. . . .. . .
From MONDAY, April tb, I Will glvt mj';1
customers tbe benefit of low prices, all roods
being now marked down. All the latest sty lea
In Millinery, and all new goods Hats and
Bonnets, Feathers an1 Flower, Laces, Yd
vets, G.oze and other Trimmings-' T : L -
A very large lot ot Ribbons, 8 tsple aut " -Novelties;
Hdkfs, silk and Linen; Gloves.t
Silk and Lisle; Ilos'eiy ; Ladles sndCblldxtnt;. f
Neckwear, Lisle and Line; Corsets, Bus ties. ?
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Tab e Linen and many other useful and fancy
articles. '
. apt 25.
Kespectfully, ' - t
MIS3 E, KAtLhzk,
-Ch4rlotU.;tronlcIe and Coltsbcro II
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