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VOL. XI.
WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1887
NO 145
too ihwi oi eoiTMimadaaw M tola
ts tbo oditortal eoionxaa.
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Iir ip-our"
l!P Ht i4000fi. The work ha
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n , I, lottery. nr.
"Nf"! tablet with the following
W Z -Here, nilhe White II.il.
WMhiailon took btni on the
Hdtiol Dumber 1T83. niter hi.
;;:bUomcer9 Ermedbyihe
v I York Southern Soc.ety behalf
eitixensof New York. February
Th Urjwt electric liht ia the
1'i is that of the Sydney Uf b
!L Auitrtlia. U has a" power of
M,Kioinrtlrt ii visible for-fifif
ei The liffht in the Palais dlmlus.
Bl h a 15 000 can',Ie Pwer Mar
!l.h... Hrt!,ric lieht Mf 4(MKK)
,.ndp'cv.er. The iargn-t liht in
Affleric,iStSan.Jo,e.C,l It U 24 ,
cl-M'"- an.l shells a bright
liihiover a r.liu ..f two mile.
la Ba-aia suicides are'in
ereksininn-imhur evrry year. The
proponion to j.h population is now
reHeriaSt.Peterbarir than in any
otner Euroan capital. Ot late years
en b .j and girls from eight to six
two uUueirowo lve,.genrally on
tb idea cruel treatment "I their
parents ThcauM assmd "lor tms
titteolthinti are the w niched social
cufl'iuio.'noai'xlern ttimian lite and
tbe pej'a)i:c views and anarchist
tendeacifi embraced by'ruaoy in early
J MM
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7reoow little doubt that 1887
till t the bijeat building year that
UMMiQtry han ever known ia rail
rotdi, lactones and other houses.- 1 1
ii now estiojaie-J that 21.000 miles of
dqJ 19.000 miles ot old rai'-wav
track will be laid this year thus afford
inline i r-n furnace and steel rolling
tad ni! mills an abundance ot, work.
Toe cit.-l "thnsa railroads is estimated
att533 0O0,POO tor the new and $100
uou 000 for the old roads or say $650.
OOOOOu ut capital needed for the rail
roadialuoe. a
lo the lower p.irt of Coffee, county.
Georgia, lives Mr. Stafford Davis, who
it bow 105 years old. He served throt
tlnwarot 1310 and tbe Mexican war.
tat bai never rtceiyt-d a pension for his
KfTicesaad bas never asked for one.
Wneo 29 years or age be married a
Him It, and now has children, grand
ei.Mrea and gruat-itrandchtldren to the
waber ol 275. In 1871 his wife died
after 60 yearn of married lite," , and , re
ceatlj he ted "to the altar a blushing
brideof 50 summers. Mr. Davii has
lnroo4 and hearty until this year.
botU now quiu feeble
SixConstitutional amendments, will
wabraiued to the people ol Texas on
A.t 4, the most important being the
luitor prohibition clause and tho elabo-
article reorijanizing the judiciary
Stale. The liquor question
wiinto the shade all" the other.
Proposed amendmeat proyides tor
Prohibition, except for "medical.
anica!, sacramental and acientllSc
wrpoia- At the opening, of. the
JP'ltB the liquor men were in- high
bat latterly they Eave 'become
rb4bythethorough:organtzatiou
01 -he Prohibitionists. - : '
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ihirteen islandi - constituting
ttauia gronp. eight re inhab
kuto PPaUtion ot the islands
ltwdily decreased in the little
, ' h4a century since C t Gok
tai, lhat h " now estinated at
at 0i lhei8 bodt uam baIf
rofthe isiand. the balai.ee
Ami- P of 17 000 Chinese. 2.tXX)
njf ? I'300 Eaio. 10 000 Portu
Tk, fhM(lfuis of other nationalities.
-."W.OOO. $9,000,000 bei
inz ex-
" " At
iure Ik.. IA .
U!n'11 u wUh Vlh United
iS.
2nLkaUf
f bivoriUon. a term
toiSftiF- 5SPa.Tnff 5 each or o below for 10 days
w5 ?liiu itm ?Lolhr ! Bonnie Shaw, a ten-year old
HKiJZ 'ien a is. -L. ine nraii and
HiMaauen.oeDentcd. Persona
are iB4ctlv;a JS D' rerwaa whose
1 DouM Alo. u, Ui Bit-
: ' ktm - '
A Wom-u'- lMevery.
'Another wonderful discovery has
been made ami that too by lady in
thi coonly. Disease fastened its clutch
f9 aprj her and for seven years she
withstood Us severeMs tests, but her
vital organs were oodennincd and
death seemed imminent. For three
months sha coughed incessantly and
c aTd not sleep She bouirht of us
bottle of Dr. Kine's New I)icverv for
Consomptinn and was so much relieved
on taking first do.ao that she slept all
nisht and with one bottle has been mir
aculously cured - Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write V. C. Ham
rick Co . of Shvlby. N C. (iet a
tree tnal bottle at W. H Green & C .'s
Drug Store.
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Ttio Verdict Uiiammoiis.
VV. D. Solt. Drutryist, Bippus. Ind.,
testifies: I can recommend Elect riv
Bitters as he vi-ry best remedy. Every
bottle has given relief in every case.
One nian took six bottles, and was cur
ed of Uheumallstu ot 10 years1 stand
ing." Abraham Hare, drugir. Bell
villc, .Ohio, aQirms: "The best selliiiL'
medicine 1 have ever handled in my 20
years1 experience, is Electric Bitters "
Thousanils rif others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict is unani
mous that E'ec' ri Bitter: do cure ail
diseases ol the Liver, Kidneys or BI1
Oniy hallu dollar a bottle at W. 11.
Green & Go's. Drug Store.
LOCAL NEWS.
IS0EI TO HEW AOVERTIXEWEMTf.
Kn XTit!e Furniture Co
W E Wouth Co Ice
T C Millek Jardtn See l
G w ATfe M ore New Kooks
.. rtNNKLl. A Danikl Kargatua
Excursion I jike Waceimaw
Kxcv si on To Carotin Beach
DICK ME ARES Fresh invoice
W H AiiaRUAnr A Co -Now Heady
xcubsionp Ladles of Teiople I3rajl
M. M KATZ-Sew Bargains tbt Week
Giles A Murciiison Season's Goods
Hkihsberokb's Preserve Your Sight
Knights or Hoor Bcgular Meeting
W E Springer & Co Grain Cradles, 4c
Soiree and Concert Pof Van Laer's Pupils
Mrs E B Wiggins racial Sale this Week
LC Liseberry Tbe Kind ot Goods I Have
Parker A Tatlor Po'lsh up Your Silver
Miller A Niehtlie Kencedy's Medical
Discovery
For other locals see fourth page.
Ger. brig A. M. Lolinga. Wilken.
hence, arrived at Riga, Russii, Ju'.o
13ih.
Mattings, hammocks, bath towels,
summer underwear and straw hats at
Sol. Bear's. tf
The cheapest place to buy your school
books and school stationery is at Heins
berger's. t
This intensely hot weather has been
hard on the little children, and many
of them are quite sick as a result.
Dog Collars. Largo assortment just
received.. Can buy a nice collar from
25 cents up, at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
Spirits turpentine and cotton have
both declined in our market to-day. in
consequence of dull and droopinjr
markets in New York.
-About 150 excursionists from points
in South Carolina bordering on the
W., C & A. R. R arriyed here yester
day morning and returned iast night.
A number of young gentlemen in this
oity will give an excursion to Carolina
BichJ to-morrow on the Passport.
There v iil be refreshments, dancin?
and a good tiiue generally.
A couple of feint I e gipseys were ar
rested and taken to tbe guard house
thi morning for boggine on the street.
Word was sent to the sberiQ, who or
dered them to leave the city at once.
It i said that there is a. band of these
vagrants la the vicinity of the city.
Take care of your eyes. An agency
for the Le Mare's celebrated Rock Crys
lal Spectacles and Eye Glasses is estab
lished io this place at Heinsberger's.t
Indication
For North Carolina, fair weather,
and stationary te perature.
Knights of Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 431. Regular
meeting this (Monday) evening, at 8
o'clock. Full attendance is desired.
City Court.
Josh King and Steve Ballard, both
colored, were brought before the Mayor
Ue laut oTlhe kuKn nsorluni. 10,3 morning lor uzhiiok in ine an
?UI tl?fi! of Ml l.rfii. omt ' H.iiim allev. and were reauired to oaw
- w c . l : r mm &
colored
iiTXUui18 to' tht dihar?e ' boy. was found sleeping in the street.
wt1 arilr .t u!"1 re.ainn I was aent below for five day. ,
Stoves.. Oar line ol ooob stoves in
cludes a variety of standard patterns.
I embracinx lhe very latest Jmprove-
" - t a.
Pim Koine 'to Kn-i," ! meoia. n e wui nn ,umj mihij uun
! meats. ve L will not ,oniy saiisiy uu
MjBj'. ii . juur rnaterial from' . w , ,
,C3lfiUiSftk:Depot- He will tUUDii.bQis a stove from us. Jacobi'3 Hdw.
;6taa4uT8joacion6M Depot. : : "t
TIih Cor tint C)oicert Club
will give an excursion to Lake Wacca
maw on next Wednesday, the 22ad
iast. A special train has been charter
ed and will leave at 8.30 a. m. Every
arrangement has -been perfected.' to
make it a very enjoyableaffair. There
will be music for dancing, a base ball
gaue, excursions on the lake, fibbing,
bathing and concerts by the club.
Prices for tne excursion will be 50 cents
for adults and 25 cents for children un
der 12 years of age.
About Thornioiiietnrs.
There are thermometers and ther
mometers. S'me are good, some bad
and some indifferent. But few record
the samidHgruH ot temperature They
have been frequently consulted totdav
and according to the record displayed
have been thu feeling of those who
consulted them. The heat has been the
absorbing topic of conversation and yet
it has not boen so very ht after all
Those who have been able to keep out
ol the sun and iiavu n-t been compelled
to stir around very actively bave tuM,
found the temperature so absolutely
insufferable. The question is. however,
what his the tetiiiralurB been to day?
Atone place on North Front street 95
degrees was recorded at 12 o'clock,
whiloon Market street in one place it
was 90 and at another, an the same
side ot the street, and not a dozen doors
distant, ft recorded 92. At this ofliee it
stood at 91 a( 3 o'clock and we think
that this is a fair indication.
There is one thing about taking the
temperature) which not many seen to
understand. Don't put your thermom
eter in the door or the window where
tbe wind, fresh from the hot streets and
hot buildings, will ' piay upon it but
somewhere out of the wind and out of
the glare of the nun. This is the only
way to get at tbe temperature correctly.
At Koauoke College.
The addrt ss before the Literary So
cieties of Roanoke College, at Salem,
Va.. wasdelivred onTuesday night the
14th inst , by Hon. A. M. Waddell, of
this city. II is subject was The World
we Live in," and the substance of hi
remarks, as given in the Salem (Va.)
limes-Iierisler. of the 17ih, were as fol
lows: The address began with a reference to
the repeated invitations the speaker had
received to come to Roanoke College,
which be bad heretofore been unable to
accept; and. after some pleasantries
which put the audience into a good hn
mor. he said he proposed lo review
some of the phenomena of the universe
as interpreted by modern science. Ex
cept in science, he said, nothing new
was ever paid or done. He gave some
amusing illustrations af unconscious
plagiarism, and then proceeded to show
some of the absurd results of tbe doc
trine ot evolution when pressed too tar.
But for the grand and ennobling tri
umphs of science we cannot be other
wise than grateful. Almost everything
of practical use to man had been piven
to him by science. Hs then proceeded
with his theme.
Tbe rriicrocosmoi wa first discussed:
The revelations of modern chemistry
and tbe most recent uses to which
steam and electricity have been applied,
ihe history of the spectroscope, aad the
final discovery, ry ratans of that
wonderful instrument, of tbe- Bessemer
process of converting iron into steel,
and other similar achievements of
science in (his age. were dwelt op n.
Then the wonders of the sea and its
place in the economy of nature were
aken up. prefaced by a tribute to Pi of.
Maurv a theone man whose name is
forever linkeJ with the science of the
great deep. This subject was treated
at come length.
Then the speaker passed to a discus
sion of tbe microcosrnos in the light of
modern astronomical science and por
trayed the wonders of lhe heavens the
raeasurele39 maxiniludes of distance,
tbe immensities of pace, aud the beau
tiful harmonies of God's creation ; and
after the audience had been led to
consider these uiindnrxpanding subjects
for some time he closed bis addre
with D-Quincey's translation ol that
sublime conception ot Jean Paul Rich
ter. (wherein God calls up from dream
a man into the vestibule of heaven and
shows him the glory of his house)
which is unsurpassed tor its sublimity
in the literature of any language. The
address embodied the best results ot
modern sciene. and was well received
by the audience.
Our Advice to You
In buying clothing for men. boys or
children, do not allow your.elf In be
guided by glaring advertisements which
promises to sell clothing lower than the
Old Reliable. It is simply to draw
your attention in hopes of selling
you something at a la t ger profit
Why will men work hard all day for
SI 50. $2 or $3. then throw it away
when that sum could be saved in from.
10 to 30 minutes by trading with I.
Shrier. whom we can recommend
and who will deal honorably with yoa
in every respect.v : I If
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Headqoart
lis at Hslosb
tarters for base ball supplies
A Good Idea.
A movement is on foot looking to the
further efficiency of the Are depart
ment, bv clothing the firemen, under
certain circumstances, with police au
thority, and farther, to furnish them
with a quantity of rope to be drawn
arouad a building in case of fire at such
a distance Xbat they may have plenty of
room In tcrtrl? nartA at thu a m m A t n. a
exeludeallothersoutaidethe line This!
plan, if adopted, will work advantage
ously ine nf fire, giving the firemen
plenty of room to work unmolested and
keeping all others out of tbe way
Property is frequently destroyed which
otherwise might have been saved by
the collecting of the crowd, who hinder
those who are-al work, and it some-
...
are imperilled through this same cartse
We think the idea is a good one. and
hope to see it adopted
Preparatory to making some changes
in his business before the Fall season,
Mr. Sol. Bear advertises in this issue
some lines of his large stock which be
azures us he has decided to close out.
Examine his advertisement and you
will hod for sale some article you need
tf
You will find hoes forks, shovels
spades, scythes., swaths and farming
tools of all kinds at Jacobi's. Hdw.
Depot. f
NKW A DVERTI8KM KNT8.
Excursion toCarolina Beach
AN tXCHRSIO WILL B8 BUN ON the
Steamer Passport, oalues'laT, June 21et,
by a 'omnilitee ot Youdc Qe&tleiuca t- CAU
Oi.iNA BKACU. -od time to bis had.
MpfrcftlmienU on Board at cltv prices Mu
sic for i.anclrg. Bo-it leaves her wharf at
o cVk, m audit o'clrck, p. m. ITare for
rou d trip. 50 cents. june20 1t
TPolish Up Your Silver.
HAVE TI1K POLISHING PASTE
willed w'11 make rnur old Wlver. Brafs. Ac,
look a pood as new ; no troub'e ; just splen
did.. Try ll. reserve Jars. ' new stvle nd
of the bet pattern ,reana Freezers, kefrtg
era tors, Water Coolers. Keep Cool.
PABKBU A TAYLOR.
PUKK W.11TEOIU june20
Lake Waccamaw I
VVEDNGSDAir, June 22,
Tender the auspices tf tbe
CORNET CONCERT CLUB.
Music for dancing and accommodation for
all. Plenty of amusements.
Train leaves at 8.30 a. m. "
Fare for adults 50 cents. Children, under 12
years, 25 cents.
iune2ilt
EXCURSION TO
Carolina Beach !
rjHE LADIES CONNECTED WITH CON
UREGATION TEMPLE OF ISRAEL will
give an Excursion on the Steamer PASS
PORT to CAROLINA BEACH,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22".
The bat will make two trips, 9 o'clock, a.
m.. and 3 o'clock, p.m.
Fare for the round trip. 5C cents. Children
over 5 years of aze and Servants half price.
Refreshments will be served on the Boat
and the Beach at moderate prices.
jun2l)2'.
Soiree and Concert.
fl'HE PUPILS OF MR. E VANLlER will
give their ANNUAL SOIREE AND COS.
CERT, at the OPERA HOUSE,
Friday Kvetiliisr, June 24. 87.
The Vocal Music will consist of Choice So
los, t- vett and Qaarteies.
Tickets 25 cent-, ncludlng Reserved Seats.
Box hect Of eo wtdo sdaynt xt at Hetns-
bcri.er's.
june 2 3t
m
frt
The Kind of Goods I Have.
r
CHINA, DK OKA1 TEA AND
natnber Pets in new aod pretty designs
In Minion, W. G and C 5 Wre.lull lines,
G a-.wsre. plain, fan y and'o dored In varie
ty. uspen8loo, iaiu and Student liniptf.
Domett, hade, Illnminators and .Chlneys.
all kinds. - ,
A beaaiifn': aseo.-tment of Ro-1gtr's Silver
Plate nd Brliannla Wart;, Mason's Frut.
Jar. Wate Coler. fancy lrs in Tin
Cbtmbcr Sets, cuspados in China. Majlica
and Tin. A 1 o a 1 trge assortment of B ukeu,
L. C LlNEBKRRf.
iase 30
No 117 South front St
i-iore ijevv tsooits.!
rjUIli OSUjSE OF A WOMAN HATE .by
De Montabtu. x
BelloDa's Husbtad. by Huaor Grnone.
Mosby's Wsr ReBlalcenjes, by Joha P.
Mosby,
In ble Virginia, by Page
Also Utest PerioilU-als, Papers. Ac - --
Stationery and Blak Bivks, a Urge st ek.
at price aa low as the hiwe.t. , - .
C.u. IAXZ3.
NEW AOVt3KTlHt&lttNT?t
The .Ladies' Emporium,
1 1 5 Market St..
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atTEMION IS CALLED TO
Special Sale This Week
-OK
MY ENTIRE STOCK I
-o-
IN FINK
STRAW HATS AND FEFJCfl IMlWEM.
Som of which I offer at leas than cost,
as I have a large stock on hand
and wleu to reduce It.
o-
My enllru stock, will be sold at an
Immense Reduction !
As 1 MUST UEDUCK MY ST'JCK matcrta'.iy
be'ofe the 1st of July;
0
Bargains
IN LVCKS, KttBaOIDKBIE", DRESS
TRIMMINGS AND ORNAMENTS.
Ladies aid Children's Hik Mitts and Coves
at 35c, 0c and 75c; a great bargain.
O-
Hoop Skirls, Corsets and
Bustlesj
Waruer's Coralline Coreets
Warner's Health Corsets. '
Warner's Health Waists,
v arner's 'Cold Wave," the best Summer
Corset In the city.
1 hompson'a Glove Fitting Corset. - -Thompson's
Abdominal and several other
reliable and salable make.
Children's Corsets and Corset Waists.
Infants' and Children's Drawers Waists.
Ladles and Children's Gauze Underwear.
Handkerchiefs, collars and Cuff's, all of
best make.
Ladles' and Children's Hosiery at all prices
A beautiful and cheap assortment of White
Dress Goods and Embroideries.
Lawns, Nainsooks, Mulls, India Linens,
Persian Lawns, Checked Nainsooks.
A few Embroidered Eobes, latest styles, M
wnicn i win sen at cost.
Parasols, Fans. Fancy Goods and Embrold
ery materials. Millinery, and a first class Trim
mer to fill orders.
DEftfOSEST'S PATTERNS In latest styles
juet received.
Very Respectfully,
AIRSI E. B. WIGGINS.
Country orders, both retail and wholesale,
solicited.
june 20
TJow Ready.
-yyE HAVE REMOVED FROM THE OLD
stand and are now ready to wait on all w no
will favor us with a call at our New Store,
114 North Front st. Hard-vare, stoves and
Hooee arnlahtug Goods at low prices.
W. 11. A
LDERMAN ft CO..
114 N. Front St.
june 23 dAw
Bargains.
WE ABB OFFERING BARGAINS IN
Horse Covers, Bar lips, and also have
a nice stock of Harness, Curry Combs ,Tronks,
r-atchels and 8atchel Straps. Examine our
rew Rubber Bathing Suit Bag. Trunk and
Harness repairing a specialty.
FEN NELL A DANIEL,
Horse Ml liners,
iune20 108. Front st
Season's Goods.
REFRIGERATORS. ICE CREAM FREE-
zers, Water Coolers, Fly Fans, Fly Traps.
Ac , Ac. All at the lowest prices. Call and
examine the goods and the prices.
GILES A MURCHISON.
june 20 .
Knoxville Furniture Co.
7E ARE HERE YET, WITH THE
finest and cheapest Furniture and other house
hold goods to be found in tbe city.
We are receiving new goods dally from the
Factory. Alto, a full line of Psby Carriages.
jane 24 K. H. SNEED. Manager
KENNEDY'S ME5ICAL DISCQYKT,
tIMMONS REGULATOR,
Taylor's Sweet Gum and M allien.
Bail's (kHigh Syrup.
Prescriptions compounded day and night.
S3T Night Bell.
MILLER A NIKSTL1E,
jure 20 Cor. Sixth and Molberrv
FRESH INVOICE
-or-
Hosiery and Underwear,
At "ICK A MKARK&
Geatlemen's rnrn'sbing Hmi.
iane v0 12 n. Front at
Grain Cradles, Grass Blades
and Snathsr
JAWN OWtR, sc.
Fu'.I stock at bottom prices-
W. K. APUIGKR ft CO..
nnsil 19, 23 Market St.
Gordon God, .
TeUU". CHaUII'-ALS. PATENT KEOI
ciu an.1 Fancy AnlcVs in ' lull supply
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at
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NEW IDVERTlSmjTtt,
CashHoiisei
EEKatz
116 IVlarlcet Qt.,
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(HEW BARCAirJG
THIS WEEK. :
A large variety different styles
DRESS (J OOPS 5c per yard.
3-Inch BATISE, 8c per yard.
Jest DRESS GINGHAMS, 8c per yd.
Jood SATEENS, worth 25c for 1 29e.
WHITE GOODS. 8, IO, 12.15
and 18c per yard.
JNEN TOWELS Irom 10cp.:
TABLE DAMASKS from 25c op. .
ARASOLS Sateens, from 40c np.
'! "
ALPACA from 50e up.
iEMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES
and a large LINE OF LACES.whlch
we have not bad room to shbw sd far
. : I-
' this season. At Very Lowj Prices
GADSE . MERINO UNDERWEAR.
besides a full assortment of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
GLOVES. MITTS. HOSIERY,
CORSETS. ROBES. & FLOUNCING3
i'
At prices that will please everybody.
M. M. K!ata,,
116 Market Street. -
iune 29 j
ICE. ICE. ICC.
rjQHE ICR FACTORY AT WILMINGTON;
N. C, has been la full operation since Janu
ary 15, 1887, and tour facility for furnishing
job is tnree times as urge as it was last year.
AS THE SEASON IS OPEN we desire to
say to all whs may order ICE from us that oar
ICE Is made of the
PUttEST WATER AND THAI DISTILLED,
IT IS THEREFORE, . '
SOLID FLINT ICE.
and meets all requirements, and will stand
Inspection by the MEDICAL FRATERNITY .
We have both natural and manufactured
Ice, and can supplv whichever Is preferred.
We have unequaled facilities for shipping Ice
by tbe barrel and in car load lots. .
Prices given upon application. . We solicit
your patronage and guarantee fair treatment.
W. E. WORTH ft CO..
ap!25tf m Proprietors
Preserve Your Sight I
There isNothingintheVorld
More Precious.
'HK EYE ABOVE ALL OTUKR ORG AXS
displays tbe infinite power of the Creator It
is tne most delicate Organ, the preservation
of which requires the greatest care. Toe often
man. naturally careless, neglects it and only
perceives bis folly when It la too hue and notA-.
log is left to htm bat bitter iegm 1 . : ; ,
i herefore, if an article destined to preserve
aod strengthen an organ of such 1 absolute ne
cessity, can be obtained, it should be regarded
as a great blessing,
Le Mare's Rock Oryotal
peetacies and Eye Glasses stood tbe test for
mmr rears and over S.otO.OTO are now la nse,
we have neTer bea Informed of a ease where
tney did not aire nttr atifacUon ' Ttury
ar mouou d In all Styles of Gold, bllver. Steel
arid Nfckel frames of the best quailtr.
For sals only by
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-HEINSBERGEB'S.
jane 17
Cash Book and Music Store
Carolina BoacEi
rpHE PASSPORT WILL IZLkVJi FOJt
0 A ROLl NAB i'XG ff everV wee k d a v s t S a nd
3 Iratn Teturnlnt l?aveat 1 eri C." Oa inn:
days lijat l.-arfs 2; Train t'rtftc.-
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