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JOSH pori rr . ....,ii.iir PAID: H"1-' ninths. 2.00. ...IV.- Thro 8 l. , month. 85 cents. 3 1 00. . . . ..ar frM ,f part of the. CUT. N" u per 11 report any and JhPI3 " . ' ,,t,pci regularly. T?.ri T-lCflflCfl fca"1' ... k.i tt ir rkJPTOMSl auiith: tongue couN-o WlU': 7 .Tit uJ.rown fur; pain in fcc"vV,; Mr' ...ints-oiten inistakrti :'W-SK Mr stomach; los of ''Kl"'. .": flainlencyand acid naiiso letiti"- lie- loss of ineniory.'wi rsix:8; J bavin failed to do h Zf, wDsat. -i i'i i " . .inner i. ami, if allowed tu MMONS LIVER REGULATOR PUBELY VEGETABLE) - " (PUR! ,i tJit- South to arouse !v v.- . ii;-ai:hy action. iver, Sidneys, owels. AND v 5,-tCFX FDR rnmnlaints. laUr'.a, k;jrk ifejidiiche, ' 1,.pfp!'!- uiiionsne", Mrt.t:.l Ieprcsi.i., Colic. r Miiiiniu rif Ruttles. as ld i.j lilO Usi W - Ike best family sviedicifie ONLY GENUINE U car Z Sumy " reJ iAk Irj,:l ' " - ! W 7fl,7n A Co., Philadelphia, Pa., M r...oKS. l rice. l.OO. Vov':Me'l AwUli' fh. Presiilent 3nJ hi wife figure as Uim characters w a recenuy puo- iie.l uruiiitr nvel. The President tfe-teriiicd a "a baruHorao. courtly ' - ntieman oi sumc turee ana lony muiers." lie J.oids "an unliehled f-arette listiessiy in one scholarly bite hanJ. while the slunder. delicate iersol the other caress hi9 brow and tli thr-'ah the soft brown curls that vetheir luxurious nchnes atKut a lcaJ ? classic as h G reek god's 1 He furtoer said to be intellectually. Lnrally and spiritually faultless." Chicago Rii!wa Ag says:. 'Tba uaocis'oinlook ot our railways, as idirutpJ iv th weekly and monthly .p-iri.oi iheir earnings, as well as by b"ffl.wal condition of the country, is acoariin;. ani tnere is every reason . . lbi'ii-ve that the black and disgrace- i! words of bankruptcy, through kbich during thp past twelve and a half ir, a. onr tiles .stiow, no less than )nds. wilh a mileage of over. 39,000 il, and representing a nominal cap Hi stack aad bonded debt ageregating ha vast sum of almost $2.3IO,000.000 V- . i . . i, , . -,1,1 - . 1 - PvwnAl Annvl nril I urcu auiu uuuei iuicuiusuioi mii not again be repealed." : . ' Some idea of the magnitude of the aresanl onnriit.inna nftho nnnamn hnrnan aay ho drawn from the fact that the aail of letters received at 1 he bureau wd sent out from it averago. more ban l.0u a day. The total number Mpeusion certiGpit.s issued during the 5eal y.;ar jint Hndeil was 112.310. of hich Sj,r:)t werp original allowances. IVi ii the hir8t busiue33 ever clear J tl the dtsks in one year. The ivera number ot cierks for the year 1.530, or about 100 less than in the iaitiearoi Mr. Arthur's Admini3tra-'m- The amount paid out for: pen -Jioosdariog the year is not yet lolly ruiacd. bat will probably exceed S'iOOO.OOO.i The Boston Journal savs: "Mem fcof no party will nowadays rebuke tke President for b?ing absent from ''3aiton ninoh HQ nnoAMArv in " M MM W " 'tadterru. It is considered moro 'mPon&nt for a Chief Magistrate to ul "taad the country and the peoplo 10 be chained like a routine clerk J;k. The danger to President c,eTe'iod is that he will take too little Recreation. He has had two warnings fQa overwork and is giving better heed theoj now. He works with more '4s.inj gives himse.t more social rec rHt'o 8inC6 his marriage. ; Ho is not Ju't8M Qjy a gjQto the lamp J but u not yet acquired the faculty of d'c'on ana stilt prepares the first J of neny every State paper with T, " V - -- le tew Y, - l"M-i . ' now proposed in reference" to ryuacirriii f, na special tx bond3 is the rerun nerota general settlement of Scaih ern State' litK;i;t; Tk . defaulted bonds now outsland iPatively small, great re fin.l0115 bavin2 heen made by previous tt''n-3 "rh8iatitics show an Im- - - . . III iaiu o . . B - . . r - - I II' I II IT T 1 .. II II ' - II IT . ' II'- II. II :ll'-ll . I. : 1 I , f I . 1 1 I .11; . ; HI -IJAlLi -ME Ml IS W . : VOL. XI. W laxr tion that the rate would still re main far below the average tax through out the country. The railroad corpora-. ti'D9 in the South recognize the injury to their credit from the present state of things, and as they are .among the lead. Ing taxpayers, their co operation is of great Talae." Yet. nevertheless and notwithstanding, the special tax steal in Nrth Carolina will neyer be made good by the honest people of tbi3 State. Ik Consumption luctirablu ? llead the following: Mr. C. II Mor ri., Newark. Ark., says: Was down wjthAbcess of Lungs and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incura- h!o Consumptive". - Began taking Dr. KingVNew Discivery for Consomp- Mioam now on my tniru oouie, ano - . II 1 l! able to oversee the work ou my farm. I 1. ill iiUVPIt IUVUIVIUII :tei UI'lUO. Jesse -Middle wart, Deca'ur. Ohi. pay.; "Hsu it not neen lor nr. King's New Disciverv for Consumption I ouId have died ot Lung Troubles Was given up by the doctors. Am now in the best ot health Try it, Sample bottles free at W. H. Greeu Sz CVs Drug Store Klectric Bitters. This remedy is beciuuing so well known and so popular as to need no special mention All who have used Llectric Bitters sing the . ame song of praise, a purer medicine does not ex ist and it is cuarantced to do ai' that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure nil diseases of the Liver and Kidneys. wili remove. Pimples, Boils, Salt I.heum ar.d other h tied ions caused oy impure blood Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well an euro all Malarial fevers. For euro of Headache, Coustipatioii and Indiges- lion try Electric Bitters Entire satis faction guaranteed, or money refund cd. Price 50 cents anl Si 00 per bot tle at W. II Green & Co.'s Druz Store. LOCAL NEWS. IHDEX TO NEW ADVERTISE MfBTJ. Off Y ATE8 Cottntry Merchants IIeihsbkkger's Pianos and Organs Ger. barque Lucy tfc Paul, Andreas, hence, arrived at London July 13th. The cheapest place to buy your school books and school stationery is at Heins-hprs-er's. t Paints and Varnish. Best in city at Jacobis. and at lower prices than you can buy elsewhere. .f Last night like some of its immedi ate predecessors was a scorcher, and sleep was almost an impossibility, ow ing to the intense heat. It has been so hot to-day that tho hands employed in loading a vessel at Ibe Carolina Oil and Creosote Works were.obliged to quit work for awhile. Carolina Beach. 'Keep coo land re member that the headquarters fortoatbt ing suits is at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. Suits made to order. Ladies' a specialty.. J. Elsbacii, Prop., 27 Market street. if. Tho Lawn Party for the benefit of the "flag fund" of the Wilmington Light Infantry, will bo given at City Hall Park next Tuesday evening, Of course, everybody will want to attend, and a large company will be present. " Where can I go to buy what I want?" "What do you want? Well, whatever you want, whether Matting. Towels. Trunks. Gossamers, Ham mocks, Straw Hats or Summer Cloth ing, you can savo money to buy at Sol. Bear's.1' t Indications. For North Carolina, fair weather, and stationary 'temperature. The Hottest Yet. At 2 o'clock this afternoon the ther mometer in onr office, which is one o the coolest places in tho city, indicated 95 degrees Frhui this it would ap pear that to-day has been the hottest ot the season. We bear of thermometers that have indicated 98 degrees and even 100 degrees, but the foregoing are the indications in our ofiice. Geatest Sacrifice in Clothing Ever Known in Wilmington. Mr. I. Shrier, desiring to close out every dollar's worth of clothing, gents' furnishing goods and to make quick work of it will sell out his entire stock regardless of cost. The real cost or ac tual value of tba goods will have noth ing to do with the low prices; bis main object is to open up in the large and handsome store in the Purcell building with one ot the largest and finest stocks of custom-made clothing. All goods on band will be slaughtered off Read a few of the slashing prices in children's suits r -For $1 worth $2.25, some at $1,50 worth 3; a very handsome suit lor $1.50 worth $4. ' On suits the price will be reduced 3. 5." $S and $1; in rM lO f if ; nr.-r. : t rnrniehino trnnrla I r . ft nil "12 nr rrit r . i . i 1 l - "I their nnn ' V " i bng scheme. Don't miss the1 opporiu ialdinv noo-'erest paying debL!nilyor getting a bargain of aha. well Y"lVB SQcn a small increase .of known 1. Shrier. 114 Market t N. C, Peritnnai Mr. W V. Shaw will leave, lor his new home at .Durham to-morrow morning, where we hope health and prosperity may attend hiru Mr. S W. Vick. the newly appoints ed Clerk to the County Auditing Com mittee and Warden ot the Outdoor Poor, assumed the Unties of his office this morning. Ai the Lake. - The excursion to Lake -Waccamaw yesterday bv the Cornet Concert Club was a grand affair and a mod com plete sucefss, socially as well as finati ciallv. The Club turned out in full numbers and their olaving was cx cedent. Notwithstanding the intense heat the enjoyment at the Lake was all that could be desired, and the excur sionists returned last night m due season. alf'delighteJ with the day's recreation- aed pleasure. " Biie Hall. Notwithstanding the inteuso heat there was a goodly assemblage of ladit s and gentlemen at the Seaside grounds yesterday afternoon to witness the first match game of bill bctweeu the Wil mington and Cuarlotte nines. . Mr Iviioy acted ns umpire, to the complete satisfaction of all concerned, . and Mr. W. P. Monroe was corer The game was hotly contested and there was some remarkably fkiJIIul playing on both sides, but the Charlotte boys wore the winners in a score of 4 to 0 They play again this afternoon, when I he ho m team will put in their best licks for success The Heat Yesterday the heat wa3 intense, and it i something remarkable in our cli" mate that there were not uumerous cases of sunstroke. Only two such cases have been reported, both of whom were street hands. These were Richard Farrow and Hewlett and both 1 had to be conveyed to their homes. Later in the alternoon there were re freshing and much needed shower., which laid the dust and for a time ma terially cooled the atmosphere. Alter the showers, however, and as night ap proached, the sweltering heat returned and continued until after midnight. The heat was almost .uffocating and sleep was one ot te impossibilities. The children were tho greatest sufferers and their condition were really pitiable. It will, we trust, be cooler one of these days. Last Nig Ill's Lecture. I)r B. F. Dixon, "Superintendent of the Oxford Orphan Asylum, lectured last night at the lecture room f the First. Presbyterian Church The heat was intense, yet the room was well filled. The i xercises were opened by singing Bow Down Thine Ear. by a ma ; quartette composed of Messrs. J 1). Smith, first tenor ; D. B. Mitchell, second tenor; II. H. Munson, first oase. and R. II. (.rant, second base, with Mis1 Sprunt presiding at the mvan Rev. P H . Hoge. pastor ot the church, then offered prayer, at the eon- clu ion of which Mr C. H. Robinson. Grand Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge ot North Carolina, introduced Dr. Dixon to the audience in a briel but felicitous speech. The subj ct selected by Dr. Dixon was. -North Carolina Boys, and how to save them." a theme full of interest and solicitude, and one which appeals directiy to the heart of every father, mother and sister in the good old State. In the discussion of this all'-imporiaul theme the speaker was plain, practical and candid and at times bis remarks were full of gen uine humor, which is one ot bis hap py characteristics He has a fine presence, a rich full voice and is a" earnest man. At the conclusion of his lecture, by request of Graud Master Robinson. Dr. Dixou gave some ac count of the Orphan Asylum, stating thai there wre now J05 children who were being prepared for the duties of life at that institution. Of these the boys were being taught tarmiug. shoe I miking and tel grapby, while the girls were being taughi cooking and . ewiog. and all were being given a -good pracli cat education in the English language. The speaker made a most favorable ina pt ession upon our people, who would be glad to greet him again when the weather shall not be quite so hot. At the conclusion of his remarks the quartette sung, 'Remember Thy Creator," alter which Rev. Mr. Hoge made a few remarks expressive of- ap probation of the JeQture and the audi ence were dismissed. Go to Sol. Bear's and bny a Gossa mer and some efcgant Bath Towels, then goto Carolina Beach. and lake a sarf bath. t ILMINGTON FRIDAY. JULY 15. 1887 Exports Foreign. Ital. barque It Vero, Cafiero. clear- ed to-day" for Trieste, Austria, with 4 106 barrels roein, valued at $4,384. shipped by Messrs. Paterson. Downing & Co. Nor. brig1 Emnut. Anderson, cleared for Hull, Eng., with 1,844 casks spirits turpentine;, valued at $31,350. shipped by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son; making a total of ex ort foreign amount fng to $35 734. 11 Hit' Holiday. Our streets this ''afternoon presented quite a deserted appearance, in conse quence of the closing of nearly all the stores in order that the clerks may hav a half holiday o recreation. The movement ha. become general among dry good- merchants, clothing, boot and shoe-dealers and jewelers, aud the employe s engaged iu those Vi cation8 will have au opportunity for a half tyy of pleasure. . -, . . City Court. W. H. Loftiu. colored, who. was brought before the- Mayor yesterday mornipg charged with keeping an un licensed dog. but who.e case was con tinued, was brought up again this morning and was fined $5 He. took an appeal which was granted upon con dition that he furnish a justified bond in the sum oi $50 to prosecute the ap peal. W. Collison was charged with being drunk and down, but the bearing in his case was continued by the city on account of tho absence of two' impor tant witnesses. A fine of $5 each was entered against the absent witnesses who wurc both police officers'. Alexander Sauls, colored, charged with disorderly conduct, was discharge ed, as the testimony was not sufficient to convict. Perry Furnace, Westley Mitchell, S. J. B'lland Henry liowe, ali colored hucksters, were charged with failure to pay the required license tax, but were discharged upon payment of the same. Jack Davis, another colored huckster, ster. was fined $2 for non-payment of licence tax Dot on Hrs Travels. Birmingham, Ala., July 12, 1887. Editor Review :It was so hot when I closed my last I hardly know what I said about the magic city. I don't feel that it is my province to write it up as those who are belter able are doing so. There are so many Wilming ton boys here I thought their friends would be pleased to know how they are progressing in the city of their choice. It would take me a longer time than I have to spare to tell all about this city. I met up with friend Pen Meares, sou of Judge O. P. Meares. .He is of the firm of Meares & Walker, a firm that is doing well. We took a pleasant ride on the "dummy7 line street railway, tour or five miles to East Lake, on the high lands, where many splendid resi dences are going up and where we had a splendid view of the surrounding eouutry. We also saw Mallette & Co Mr. Mallette is brother to Mrs. Gabriel . Holmes. They are doing a fine busi ness and speak very encouragingly of tho future. The fact is, neany ail of our boys are doing well. I am glad to see by the papers that Wilmington is now on a boom. Now, what arc her needs ? More pluck, en ergy and vim! You ought to build and equipa dummy railway to Wrights ville Sound, which could be. done for between $50,000 and $GO.0O0 and run a train every hour or two hours as the demand might bo, with round trip fare at 25 ceuts. I think it would pay the Carolina Beach Company well to run a dummy line down to Ocean beach. They could make a trip every two boursvat 25 cents a trip. They have here six dummy lines, one of which is 20 miles loug, and they all pay. also live horse car lines, making eleven in all; cannot Wilmington afford two or three? I think she can it he Wills it. And why not have factories for wood en buckets tubs, pads &a And why not run a railroad to the Cranberry Iron Miues which ate said to produce the best iron in the South, carry the ore U Wilmington, pnt up a furnace there, which could be done, and may done iu the near fu.ure One of the oldest and most experienced iron men of Tennessee remarked t a gentlemau heie that the minerals-of North' Caio liua were the same as these of Alabama and thai he had bought th. usaDd of acres of the land, waiting for railroad fucilitieA to develope the same. The firm of which be Is a member are erecting two iron fur uaces here, having also bought largely of mineral lod. in this Stale A genUeman here of experience and means said he would take $10 000 in itock to erect an . iron furnace in Wilmington. Nw. what will you all do? I We you are. soon lo vote on a subscription tor the Onslow Rai I road W h at n ' I i ff i e 6 up . bet w ee tt I I I I . f . I " .. . . n ....In 16 Years' growth, with bet ween 40.000 and 50 000 inhabitants, and atlbechse of this year will Uave IB railroads run- niug out in different direction, and the citizens were never asked tajsub. ri be one cent but your city. old. with a population of 20 (Mio. i- ask ing the people to tax themselves to build a 40 mile railroad. Oh. yon want the spirit of the noble souN that built tba Wilmington & Weldon Railroad. NO 167 If you had raanuf actor ieir of different kinds, such as the country needed, they.would soon r-uiht railroads to your city so a to carry the' product, away. I hope that the men ot nerve and ener gy will not sit down and depend upon cotton and nayal stores. They have already done tro much of that. You want the C F & Y. V R R built at once connecting with tho iron mine I have named Build up faatoriee and then troly th "City by theSaa"wWl have a4xxm God help her. Your. Dot HerofH and Heroine. 1 here ar few ho endure bodtly troable. without comrlaint IMd you everiet among the beroe or uroli ot tout acq uaintaore If ay su h tntr. have been on with a ye! lowifth cast ct cmntenar co aadthat jaundiced aspect geDerally, which tho mot uupractWd eve recognizes aft the product of a disordered liver, wio did not ctruplaln. an. petvlahiy too. of I he roienesa of li e rccalc'trtnt orrap. of palu-i beneath th right .bouUier blade, of dysiep!lc gymptom., omtipatlo a d hea ache f course you never old, and of cou'fc the ion vi-lual was NOT using flrstettcv'si V to mac a jiitroa, or he w-uid not so hve c rn plained Topurlf?the blood when con tamnated with bile, and conduct the .ecre-ti.-n Inf its proper channel, to re -es tab I th regularit of theifowel, bnl.h Ml!oua head ache and remove imi edimenta o complete dl tse.iion. nothing can approach In efficacy thla pe-rleea alterative and tonic. Malirlal com p5alus, always involving Ihc Jiver an 1 fcltlney and. bladder Jnncttvity, are reaedted by It. it la a capital appetizer. DIED. Be: AR In this clw, at 1 o'clock, p ni., Thursday. July ltth, !Si7. MAIicU. rtEAU, a nativa of i avaria, Germany, aged 42 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral front his late re-ldeoce, No. 12 North Filth street, this af ternoon at 5 o'clock. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Horner School, Oxford, N. C.1 T ItlE FALL TEhM Ok 1.87 WILL BEGIN the let day of Aueuat. ' The price of board and lultion. excluaive of wasld gsnl lights, la only ninety dollars. The rooms for C adets will be refitted and refurnished before the session opens. The School offers In all respects the best ad vartages. Send for circular and catalogue. J. H. HORNER,. Pilnclpat Oxford, July, 1887 july 7 itaw 4w t th s A Slimmer Retreat. J CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW BOARD ers at my place, Woodalde, 1J miles from Ltncolnton, N. C , almost at the foot of the Blue Bldge The Louse Is large, with cool, comfortable rooms and with a large, grassy, veil shaded lawn. Plenty of fruit, vogetahles and milk and excellent wa'er. Uood home table board for'$l8 per month- Will be pleas ed to correspond with parties desirtog a healthy retreat for the Summer months. Address, MRS. A. RICHARBSON, Woodside, iincoxntona ; june 8 law 3m tb Quarantine Notice. QUARANTINE WILL BE ENFORCED from May let to November 1st, on all vessels from porta South of Cape Fear. Regulations governing vessels in Quarantine may be obtained at the office of the Quaran tine Physician. Due noMce will be given to pilots of any extension of Quarantine to other polnts.which mav become dangerous on account of preva lence of cholera or other Infectious disease. On entering the port, veseels subject to Quarantine will display a signal flag on the pert rigging and come to anchor at the station opposite Deep Water Point, and not depart thence without the written permit of the Quarantine Phvstclan. W. ti. CURTIS, M. D., THOS. F. W0OD, M. D-, GEO G. THOMAS, M. D. apl 1", 1st & 15 6m Quarantine Boird Any One JNTENDING TO TAKE OUT LIFE INSU- ranoe will be furnished, upon application to the undersigned, with a copy of the report of the InsuranceCommlesion ef New York State, giving a list of the responsible Life Insurance Companies of the country and also a list of frauds and wild cats, which pretend to fur nish loeurancc and which have In the last few years victimized si many of the residents of this chy. M. S. WILLARD, Agent. 214 North Water St. july 14 Dental Rooms, HAVE MOVED MY DENTAL ROOMS to No. 114 Priuees8 8t., Between Front and Second, on South side, july 11 lm J. H. DURHAM. For Sale BUILDING LOTS in desirable localities. ilu-tc'l on Castle. Church. Nuu, Ann, orange. Duok. Prlacess. Mulberry. Walnn. Ked cross Frot Third. Fourth, Flith. Mxtb, Seventh. Wilson, Ehrbth. Ninth TenB Cnar lotls, t lecnth. Twelfth and Thirteenth sts.; also ncue and lot for sale u the Install ment plan. Money laned on atifacury trnh to tboae wishing to nl!d. Apply to july7'2w v JAMES WJusON. gCotmtry Merchants. D TEACHERS WILL SAVE MONEY A " '. . . by sending tfcelr orlerfor School B.oks. Fa- . 5 pers. Envelopes. Pens. Ink. Blank Books and m klmi of Stationery direct to d. Prices low enourh to uft the cloteat buyer - (1 W. YATES. Wholes la a4 Retail Stationer jntyll rLAA4 lllTii..' - ' ft will lit jiaa "lo recarrt eoaauaicatw fraxa our fzicada oa aoy tad all ntnteta : ; trtMrlUitrBtoal Tt aajat of th writer moat ajwaya ftlaMa u th icdltar- CamannUsaaona mual t wrTUa a' onaaideof u papx. Paraonalltles mustb avoid: Ajid it U wiwclally ud parOcularfy on tood that the Editor dow mot aiwayxado: tho vlows of corrwTiodBto tahM c ti to the ediuyrlal Aolmmaa. NEW ADVEBTlSEniSiTTa. t1 9. 116 rJarket Gt.f WEVJ BARCA1TJO THIS WEEK. A large variety different Styles DRESS GOODS 5c per yard, ao-lnch BATISE. 8c per yard. Best DRESS GINGHAMS, 8c per yd. Good SATEENS, worth U5C for 1 2c. WHITE GOODS. 8, lO, 12.. 15 and 18c per yard. LINEN TOWELS from lOcup. 4 . TABLE DAMASKS from 25c np. PARASOLS Sateens, from 40c up ALPACA fromSOoup; REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES . ' t and a large LINE OF LACES, which we have not had room to show so far i . " ,- this season. At Vert Low Prices. GATJSE MERINO. UNDERWEAR, . ' ' 1 besides a lull assortment of DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, GLOVES, MITTS. HOSIERY. CORSETS.ROBES. A FLOUNCINGS At prices that will please everybody. M. m.Ia,tz 116 Market Street. Does it Pay to Advestise? OF COURSE IT DOES. JN ADDITION TO THE HANDSOMEST line of China, Glass, Queenaware, Lamps, &c , which has ever been offered to the trade. I have iuet received a large and fine assort mnt Af TVAnd unrt W1lir Warn nnn.i.M.. " . ' ...v ww ... M. , In part of floe Juniper Water and Paper M acne. jrans, iuiib, doww. rugar ana Fiour uros. Baskets of all kinds. Door Mats. Scrub and Blacking Brushes, and tho best quality ot Brooms ever offered here. Call and examine. L. C. L1NEBERET. iulv 11 No. 117 South Front St Pianos & Organc. GRAND SUMMER SALE. FOR JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. JJQrj. MONTHS AHEAD, WHEN M03T Husiness houfes wilt down and give op all Idea of trade. But we are not BCiLT that way. Hence we offer dnrinje the hot8ummer months onr vf ry BEST BARGAINS, and U KEATC3T INDUCEMENTS, with the result of rolling up 1 TREMENDOUS SUMMER SALES. For this season we have l.oco Pianos and Organs to do out by October 1st. Cash Is scarce, and we won't talk about it at all. The inducements we offer, and with which we shall capture buyers are: First, the Very Lowest Prices lo the U. S. : and tecond. OUU WONDERFULLY EASY frERMS. . CD o f PIANOS, t5 to $10 Monthly. This means that we ofSor a'l stjlea of New Pianos, costing from i'X) to UO, on payment of only $25 Cash and $10 Monthly therexfter. aud very desirable Pianos (not new) worth from to tlh), tor from 10 to $25 Cash and $5 Mo thly. AINew Oran , on payments of 1M to tb Monthly netll paid for. . LUDDEN A BATE 8, Southern Utulc Hous. Jane 27 Sole Agent for Wilmington. Carolina Beach. 'Jl&E PASSPORT WILL LEAVE FOR CAROLINA BEACH every weekday at 9 and St. Train relurv leg leaves at I and 6. On bun ua. s iHJit leaves at 2; Train back at a. .... , V . J- W. HARPER. july 11 If nac : ; General Manager. . Dog Collars,. Iarge assortment ju$ received. Can buy a nice collar f rora 25 cents up, at Jacoei's Hdw. Depot f. Cash Mou Jf Fife I V II I V II . II 4T 1 1 1 II I J . ' ' '.. i-.
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