riu wee
ccpted by
jOSn T. JAMES,
...M-TION'S POSTAGE PAIlfc
jco six months. i-Z.06. Three
je 'joo- one month. 3S centa. .
rts. hc Jc:.7Cre,j by carrier free
I5 r4rC.rTny part of tlw rJtv. the above
Cr.;-V rste? lor- -n llbcxaL .
'"T,..,. rrt rrport any and all fali-
r?Cl tvx the p-r regularly.
Specific for Liver Dlseasi
3 Hit tor or naa msie i;
'''""m".0-w M-ir'.': a thick, yellou- ap
of tl.- J-Uiai and eyes; a dry
ir?a fvrr le-tle-sT.ess; the urine 13
f v:an l hiffhee d. "d. " allowed to
, . " iieiwsiLs a pouiui.t.
OjKONS LIVER REGULATOR
' " (pH-LY VEGETABLE)
'. lv r-e:l i:i the South to arouso
'; ' Vl-iv-r U healthy action.
'J"K-Vih er.i dir.sry efficacy or the
riV2R, Sidneys,
and Bowels.
AM EffECTLR iPtClflC FOR
t-.'-ria I'.owt l Complaints,
. sit-k Headache,
'tSfcio... UiUousncss.
Ki.t .. v Aff"t:-'is. Jaundice,
,i-.i.t;d ; r- iion. Colic.
- iLuf 'I Millions cf Bottles "as
TBE B?ST F&M5LY MEDICINE
fvCUliirrn.f Adults, and for the Aged.
ONLY GENUiNE
froat of Wrapper.
J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
rrice, Sl.OO.
nov-titeo-l wt l;
KtiirJantI is siid to have one cow to
eiifiit anil u halt persona, France one
cn to three and one-third and Atner
icsonccow in o .e and two-thirds per
sons. America is ahsad on the c w.
It is estimatd that the! amount ol
npnpy expended ou new hnildings this
ypsr throughout the Union will be more
lha: $:00.000 000 while the conveyances
m r-a! proport? will aggregate . &200,
Orti.WK) A rccert election in Edinburgh,
which elicited ton largest number Of
To!eJcvi r I'b'ainhd from the citizens of
thcSc-'tefi capital on any fjuestion,
siiowt d -21 7f3 in tavor of thH people
hwiii ; he entire control of the liquor
tnffi.-. I 333 against and 1,547 neutral.
There are still 2D.000.r00 acres of
G vt-rnmi nt laD! in Dakota open In
s.'U'.emt'iv. but it is being taken up so
last that the whole will be cone within
the new three years, it is aid and t he
best of it within the next jcar or year
and a half.
The ancient and famous city of Da
maca3, which was a place of impor
tance 1,900 vear? B. C. is busy with
plans for Invin? railroad lines through
thf streets. Street cars in a city said to
hava been founded by Abraham would
I)? a startling novelty. The place has
120.000 inhabitants.
A little nero lad. about seven years
old. livirjr near Unioutown, Ga., is
said to p jssess a wonderful talent for
seizure. He can take lump ot
tuud froiu the roadside and with his
har.ds f.rui nny aniujal he ever saw.
l be proportions being peritct. He re
cently made, out of clay, a life size
statue ot adr; that astonished every
body who sa it biicanse of its extra
ordinary fidelity t tiiV-. -
There is an ami treating club in
Boston composed mainly of members
m the St. Botolph Club. The anti
heaters are men who are models of
Pitality in their owu homes, but
wafrown upon the growing Ameri
caa habit ot treating, upon any and
Suasion. The members bind
themselves not to treat one ot their
number kr the space of a year, ar.d
lhe call themselves 'The United
()r(er Uuie Brothers of St. Botolph."
-m
.Atnon2 the new Knights Gt thp
'Kumot Houor ol France is Mate
urtado Heine. This lady, an liraelite.
,s ihus honored on account of her num
erouj charities. She has immensb
pvth and lives most luxuriously n
e Rue Monceau in winter and at the
chateau ot Uoguen Court, near Ver
iiies. m suiuoier. Her salon and
unday receptions nre celebratud ShH
mke3 no distinctions of political shad
es9, gives her kindest and best wel
ae to artists and literary stars, and
DearW all her lite is benevolently de
u the capable direction and
ntenanc of many hospitals and
mes built and endowed entirely by
efse11- Jean Beraud the realistic
nterrf Court scenes, is another J
'he new chevaliers.
j)
"sCilars. Large assortment just
C(-ved. Can buy a nice collar from
ceDta up. at Jacobi's Hdw. Depotf.
? r,-'v. iv.! with a brown fur; pain li
fJ'V ' ,,. joir.ts-ofttn mistaken
f';l':",''1': sour oioiuiich; loss of
?I1U ,7vuzv,u.u; flatulency and acid
bowels alternately vJBt ye
,ru,tuti": , l.sol memory, with
.LllJi
VOL. XI.
The city authorities in Paris have j
just tested an Anstrian invention lor :
automatically loweriag coffins
graves without ropps. A coffin was i
pUcdon-a kind ot recta..KuIar plat i
f.r .mi a j -.i . .
v I t II ill I'l.l t
drapery, which conceaipd th crave.
vv nen a spring was pressed, tho plat
form, wiih iu lugubrious burden, de
scended slowly into iheWrth. 'I he
price of th apparatus is 80, and the
inventor state that it is U9ed in Vienna
ITT I .
at d Milan the rate payable h?inj.' 6 !
francs for each burial. The prefe cture
of the Seine has ak-?d for some m(di-
fications in the machinery before taki nil l
it into use.
Don't Kxperiniftii .
You cannut afford to waste time in
experimenting when your luns are in
danger. Consumption always seoru?,
hi Grst. only a cold. Do not permit any
ealer to impose upon von with some
cheap imitation of Dr King' New I lis
overy tor Consumption, C-ughs atid
C -Ids, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit h
uay tell you he has something just as
good, or just .the same. Don't "be de
oeived. but insist upon uettini: Dr.
King's New Discovery, which i j guar
in teed to rive relieT iu all Throat
Lunsr and Chest affections. Trial bot
tles free at W.-H. Green & Co.'s. Large
bottles $1
A. Sound Leal Opinion.
E. Bainbridge Munday, Esq , County
Any., C?ay county, Tex. Kays: "Have
used E'ectric Bittcr with mo t happy
results My brother also was very low
w tb Malarial Fever and Jaundice, bill
was cured by timely ucof this medi
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his lite."
Mr. D I. Wilcox3on, ot Horse Cave.
Ky., r,dds a lko testimouy. saying ;
lie positively believes he would have
died, had it not been tor Electric Bit
ters
The great remedy will wan! off. as
well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
tor all Kidney, I.verand S'omach Dis
orders stands unequaled. Price 50c.
and $1. at W. H. Green & Co 's
LOCAL NEWS.
IKGEI TO NEW ADVESTISEKE6ST3.
Horace a Bago Notice
Dick Meakes C.'osipg Out
C w YATfcs Country Merchants
Hein sberger's For the Hot Season
Jas D.Nutt Pineapple ' a la Mode."
Propo ala for Culldlne New Guard House
Change of Sairng D?ya N Y A Wll S S-Co
.For other locals sec fourth page.
Day's length 14 hours and 11 minutes.
Sunset to-morrow ulternoon
minutes past 7 o'clock.
at
11
There were two interment, both
adnlts. fn Oakd ile Cemetery this week.
At 2 o'clock this alternoon the ther
mometer in this office registered 85 de
grees.
There were some nice-looking water
melons and canteloupes in Market this
morning.
There were six interments n Pice
Forest Cemetery this week, five adults
aud one child. .
There have been refreshing and muc h
needed rains to-day but enough water
has not yet fallen
Thera were three interments iod
Bellevue Cemetery tbi3 week one
adult and two children.
The Register of Deeds Issued three
marriage licenses this week, two for
white couples and one for a colored
couple.
Go to Sol. Bear's and buy a Gossa
mer and some elegant Bath Towels,
then go to Carolina Beach and take a
surf bath. t
Work on the abutments for the new
iron bridge across the railroad at
Fourth street is progressing very
slowly.
Tho Produce Exchange was clo3(d
for business at 2 o'clock this alternoon
and will remain closed until Monday
morning.
This closing busiuess is getting a lit
tle mixed. Why not all olose on th
Snie day and at tho same time, to avoid
c tnfusion?
Nor. barque Frida. Stevensen, clear
ed to day for Antwerp with 3.368 bb!s
rosin, valued at $3 174 9.). shipped by
Messrs. S. P. Shotter & Co.
We are clad to learn that the condi
tion - of Mr. J. W. Westbrook. at
Wrighlsyille, who w"as so severely in-
jured on the evening of the 21st inst
has 0acb improved, giving the assur
anceof a speedy and complete recov
ery. - -
Yesterday was a "field day" in all of
our departments. Before T.o'clock our
iiont had .omred one ' new sub-
scriber, one new advertisement and
three small job. Tberais no lie about
thisl; '
Daili
WfLMINGTON N; C, SATURDAY. JULY 23.
Wfare fflad to team that tho scamp
-
"al Ra.lroad. hve miles
Wt3f of Monroe, on the Ilth inst.. has
bHn arrested. nnl i. now in Jail at that
town. Tho man- of identiticition are
g-nd. gth(jro j n lair prospect of secur
ing his conviction.
TIieRivor.
having been received from
News
Kayetteville yesterday afternoon that
there had been a rie r-f. about four ffet
in the (Jape Fear the steamer A. P.
Hurt t'nk on her cargo and cleand for
that plaoe fit abut 3 p. m. The steam
er D Murchison arrived at about 3:30
p. m. e!erday and immediately dis
charged aeil load, d ctrgues. leaving tor
Faypltewilie at about 7 o'clock last
night.
Electric Shock.
From the Atlanta (Ga ) Capital, of
the 19 h inst.. we learn that Mrs.
Walker Moore, who is bookkeeper for
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machino
Company u that, city, was seriously
shocked by light nintr while seated at
the window ot her office, on tho even
ingot the lS'.h inst. She was rendered
uncop.sc'ous tor awhile, but was finally
restored and is now able to attend to
her duties.
lia; Bail
Thu third and last game of base ball
between thu Henderson and Wilming
ton teann was played at the Seaside
Grounds yesterday alternoon. and re
suited in a victory tor the home team in
a core ot 10 to 14. It seems troru such
a score that there must have been some
rather loo e playing by both teams, but
we are gratified that, after so many
signal defeats', the horn" team has been
enabled to secure a victorv.
Ho Could Swim.
A colored boy was engaged in clean
ing tish at Market dock this morning
when by some careless move he leli
overboard into deep water. The little
f llovv sunk out of sight, but rose
again, when he showed that he was a
good swimmer and master ot the situa
tion by boldly and vigorously striking
out for the ferry slip, where he scram
bled ashore with no further injury
than a good wetting.
CltV Court.
Charles McCartney, colored, charged
with disorderly couduct, which the
testimony showed to be an assault aud
battery, was the first cae for the
Mayor's consideration this morning.
The evidence was conclusive of guilt,
and the defendant was required to pay
a fine ot $10.
Ben Snaw, a colored boy who has
j ist finished a ten days' term in the
city prison, was disorderly last night,
andjthis morning the judgment of the
Court was that he be imprisouec. for
20 dnys. He is a hard case.
Henderson Davis, colored,, for failure
to pay the required stevedore's licence
i'ix. whs fined $20, to be remitted,
h wever providing the lax was forth
coming within an hour. It seemed
that in this case the defendant had paid
the tax to his attorney, but that it had
not been turned over to the city. Hence
the remission of the fine.
County Commissioners.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in adj urned session yesterday at
tenioon
It was i rdered by the Board that
Mr. Boutelle be appointed to survey
the land? ot J. A. Hewlett, in Masou
boro township.
The Board adopted the follow ing res
olution :
H(ao ved. That the Chairman corres
pond with Mr. Donald Bain. State
Treasurer. ftaMntr tho facts relative to
the sale cf the Bridgers and Coliier
properties to the United States govern
ment, and make enquiry whether or
n i we are entitled to the t'xe9 on said
property f r the year 1887; the said
property not having been transferred
untii afier the first day ot June. 18S7
Tne Board adj turned after consider
ing a number ot complaints trom tax
payers relative to assessments of prop
erty. and will meet again in adjourned
session on Monday next
Carolina Beach. Keep cool and re
member that the headquarters for batht
ing suits is at the Wilmington Shirt
tactory. Suits made toorder Laiies
a specialty. V. Elsbacii. Prop t 27
Market street. ; f.
"Where can I go to buy what I
want?" "What do you want? Well,
whatever y-'U want, whether Matting
Towels. Trunks. Gtsamers, Ham
m"cks. Straw Hats or Summer Cloth
ing, voa can save monev to buy al Sol.
Bear1." . . - t
THE ONSLOW IC It.
Fuels tn Fisriir and Piffiirr
UK PrtCtt. .
Mn Editok: A correspondent of
the Ahssmgcr. who opposes tho city
?uberipl j..n t the Onslow Railroad,
lurnisbe some figures in support t-, his
pxbpion, wmcn li that the road H9 a
business srbemo would mn $8 000 an
nually behind the charges of operation
to say tiothiDg ot interest on investment.
He seems t- have proved his posiiion
b suppressing several items i income,
and greatly exaggerating the yearly
expenses of the road, making the latter
$20,000.
There is nothing better to dissipate
tear than a cnlm ard thorough exami
nation of one's position. Courage and
clearness in ascertaining the truth will
of'en make that of which we are igno
rant and afraid pleasant ai.d profitable
on a pel feet acquaintance. This cor
respondent, in his alarm le.stv the city
should adopt an unprofitable enter
prise, forgets many sources ol income
and some tnat ho mentions in his (text
he neglects to bring forward in his tab
uiated statement of estimated earnings.
He thus deprives the road ot the largest
single hem of income that it possesses,
according to bis inference, in order to
prove its unnrofitableness. He is un
nerved. Lapse of memory is no un
Co tun o concomitant cf tar, but this
Correspondent remembers and forgets
in a fashion that wouid be laughable il
it were not pitiable, and would be pit
iably if. perhaps, his errors were not
consistently, though perhaps unintcn.
ti'Mialiy, in his own favor.
A plain .statement of the all estimated
earnings ot the road, and its estimated
oxpuse?, will convince any impartial
persou that the road is a must promis
ing cue tor an investment, and a cou-
sideration ot its development will con
vince the same impartial person that it
is a most desirable road for Wilmings
ton. We will take the Messenocrs cor
respondent's figures as jar as they go,
tor having been evidently furuisued by
some one acquainted with what he was
talking ot they may be relied on to as
great an extent as anv estimate can bo.
We will use the enemy's artillery in our
assault upou his woiks. The table is
this:
ESTIMATED EARNINGS.
Passenger $4,400
C .rn 1.500
Peanuts 1.500
Cotton 3.G7G
Spirits fcOO
Rosin 1,800
Turpentine 800
Tar.'.... 200
This makes a total ot say $18,000 ac
cording to the writer in the Messenger,
t hat the road can be expected to earn at
first The items which be mentioned
in his text, but had omitted to bring tor-
ward in his table, are, freight on mis
cellaneous supplies shipped over the
road Irom Wilmington to Pender and
Onslow. $5,000, and freight on oysters
from New River, which, though he
mentions, he does not estimate, as he
did the freight shipped from Wilming
ton. Hence it must be done tor htm. The
most exact information obtainable oh
the oyster trade between New River
and other places along the proposed
line of railroad, with this city, shows
that the equivalent ot 30,000
bushels (counting a gallon to the bushel)
are fent here each year. At 15 cents a
bushel, this would be $4,500, which
makes $9,500 which the Messenger cor-,
respondent once had in his mind. His
poise having forsaken him, $9,500 of the
road's earning- more than half of what
he did allow it fled from his memory
forever.
Now tor sources of income which he
never thought of at all. First, carrying
United States Mail. $-2,500; freight on
1(0,000 crates of vegetables, fruits an!
truck $3,000 ; 200.000 pound fish. $2.
000; eggs and poetry, say $500. Now
we will place all t' e items in a table of
estimated earnings:
MESSENGER CORRESPONDENT'S ESTI
MATE. Passengers $ 4.400
Corn - 4,500
Peanuts 1,5C0
Cotton 3 676
Spirits 800
Rosin 1.800
Turpentine 800
Tar 200
Freight from this city- 5 000
Oysters 4 500
OU1I OWN ESTIMATE
U.S. Mail- 2 500
Truck 3,((K)
Fib.. 2 000
Poultry aod. Egg . , , .... 5C0
Tolai , ....$35 176
Say a total of $3o,000 a year, as the
gross earnings of the rot,d There is
good authority for each f the above
estimates, our own as well as the
Messeny r's writer. railroad man
of this city, one of the most eminent in
the State, has mphatically stated that
the country between this city and New
River is unexcelled for trucking. An
other prominent -railroad man of this
city has endorsed the Onslow rad by
saving that t all the schemes ot road
building now discussed in the country,
it is tho most promising
The above table leaves out freights
on limber, shingles, lumber and wood,
items of considerable moran. xveitfc
er is anything allowed t r lim nor
anything tor the valuable deposit. f
phosphates, nor anyih'iig fur the pro
ducts of the fish scrap factories "wh'ch
will come up at New River
A leading man who operates a short
line, ard is perfectly familiar with i ail
road management. esiiinas the warlt
expenses if th Onslow mad t. $1,000
a monih. $12,000 a year , Thi, sur
trac'd from $35 000 of earnings, leaves
$23 000 of profit?.
Tac Meszthgti writer qssu mes the
1887.
NO 174
j cost of building the mad at $300,000.
j 1 ho n.ai wii c.Nt ni'n than tiiat mid'.
! h - ct S30(U0 1 over and atne
Unelow fnd render.
Thus it is evident
that private perai ns are inking tw
thin's ot t tie risk in this enterprise.
Would they invest their monev when
the chances are hazardous? Supposing
thru the road cost $350,000 to complete
n'-d quip; 6 per cent, interest fin this is
2 000. It has bceu demonstrated i hat
the net earnings are $23 000. ihu
showing that the toad would pav more
than 6 per cent, interest on its cos: the
very first year of hs work
..i .
ul s(ippiie me man oops not pay
one (loitnr over us operating expenses
bonjfcbody will lose money. Wh wiil
it be? WhyofcouiKe it will be the
private capitalists who put over $200,-
000 of their owh money into it. N:t a
dollar f interest, on their investment
for them! But Will the city lose its
investment? We say no. Why? Be
CHuse. we get our money back, not di
rccly in dividends on the stock, but in
directly in the business which the road
will bring to us. Take tho single arti
cle ol cotton, whicn the Mtssevyer cor
respondent vays will be 3.(500 bales:
3.000 f this will be from Onslow coun
ty. If this road is not built iu les than
two years every bale of this cotton will
go toNewbern and Norfolk, Now, a
bale ot cotton brought here tor export
leaves in the city about one dollar and
thirtysfive couts,wnieh goes to the lab r
which handles it. to the stevedore who
stows it in the vessel to the pre-s
which compresses it. and this same
money, in its countless turns, goes to
the merchants, the bakers, the meat
dealers aud into all th various branches
ot trade and commerce A bale of
cotton which is consigned to a merchant
in the city leaves two dollars and a half
in the city Call the averageoue dollar
aud a halt. Then we have $4,500
a year made or saved for the city by
this enterprise and this is about the
amount of interest wo will pay on -the
one hundred thousand subscription
So the city on one single article gets its
money back and all the other business
which the road brings is profit to the
city. So wo sec that if the road tails to
earn anything over operating expenses
tho private capital will bear all the loss
while the city investment will pay a
profit. m
The development ot the various in
dustries whicb the road would produce
and promote must be the subject ot a
separate paper. Yours. B.
Criminal Court.
The attention of the Court has been
devated mainly to day to the hearing of
arguments in the case ot the State vs.
Lewis Whiting, the book agent,
charged with larceny. The case was
taken up yesterday afternoon, but as
there were a great number ol witnesses
to be examined, both (or the State and
the defendant, the taking of testimony,
which was entirely circumstantial, was
not concluded until about half past 7
o'clock last night. The prisoner was
ably defended by Mr. Marsden Bel
lamy and Mr. C P. Lockey, while the
interests of the State were carefully
guarded by Solicitor B. R. Moore, as
sisted by Mr. J. T. Elliott. When the
testimony was all in Mr. C. P. Lockey
opened in an argument for the defense,
and was followed by Mr. J. T. Elliott
tor the State. The latter concluded at
9 o'clock last night, when the Court
took a recess until half past 9 o'clock
this forenoon Upon the assembling of
the Court this morning the arguments
were resumed by Solicitor Moore for
the Slate and by Mr. M. Bellamy, and
these being concluded the case was
given to the jury, who had not found Ja
verdict at the time of- closing our re
port. Indication.
For North Carolina, fair weather and
lower temperature.
Paints and Varnish. Best in city at
Jacop.i s. and at lower prices than you
can buy elsewhere t
NJBW ADVEKTI8EMJ5NTh.
REMEMBER THE NAME :
Pineapple "a la Mode'
(The new Beverage )
Don't take anything else. Beware of coua
terfeltrB, sharks. Sec. Prepared only at the
Soda Fountain ol
JAS. D. NUTT, the Drugitlst.
ju'y -23 2S N. Front fet.
Closing Out I
I IKK ALL OUR FRIKND8, WE . AUK
Billing off at cofet.
DICK Jk ME ARES
Gentlemen's Furntablog Uoue.
12 N. Front St
july 23
Notice.
T
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WILL
belnfeeifl!oj Monday. July 25th. 1?S '. a; 2.20
o'clock, p m. , for the purpoe of hearing com
phiiotsof ihe Taxpayers who destra rcduc
tloo of aieessmenta on property Parties In
terested will please take n tlce as thia will j
be the 1 it opiortunlty they will fcaTe for
hearing ia that ma.cer..
r - HORACE A. BVG,
Chain Board Comniltaloners
. july 2J it
ui m ;d to r6!T tmaiatoatmnn '
rroa ear maacts on aay ma all aaiga
'"r J hi MTttti bn .
Tea ntn of ta wrltsr cnai aiwayt m
uaatf o thm Kdttof . . '
nMnaWUoimQii m r1tta m
na aldeot tb oa;er. :
Vfcraooailtte must be avoid! ;
nd it la especially and particular! c
uod L&attbo Kdltonlcws alwra7
the views b?C4rrciipodaiiu u? tat-
IrstheMttorlaVcAlnmns
N IW A I V IIT I S ICR! ENTS.
Proposals for Building New
Guard House.
JtlW yVII.I, . RR RKCKIVKD UP TO 12
o'clock, M, Atiffust 8th. 1SS7. for constructing
a row Uuar.l Monee and repilrlnjc City Couit
Room Plans ami spec' fltltns can bteen
at C ity Clerk' oftV.e. -
Comrr.Utce reserves tbe rlht to reject any
ami all bids.
.IAS W. KING.
JNM. I.. UIJOLKY,
ubo. yr. PRICK.
C'omroli're
ja'y-23 U
Mew York & Wilmington ,
Steamship Do. .
FROM PIER 2'J, EAST Rl VKR. NKW YORK
Located between Chambers and Roaeveltata.
t 8 o'clock, P. M.
DKNKFACTOR.
..Saturday, July SO ;
.Vatarday, Au 6
.Saturday, An 13
."aturday, Ang 20
REGULATOR .,
RSNK FACTOR.
Re CiUL iTuK..
FROM WILMINGTON
REGULATOR..,
...Saturday, July 0
Saturday, Aug
.'Saturday, Auk IS
Saturday, Ang to
BKNEKAi'fOR.
REGULATOR..,
BENEFACTOR
Through BlUa Lading and Loweat
Through Rates guarai. teed to and from Polcta
a North tad South Carolina.
for Freight or Passage apply to
U. G. SMALL BONES, Superintendent.
Wilmington. N. C.
TUEO. G. EGER, Traffic Manager.
New York.
WM. P. CLYDK A CO.. Qanar. AU, .
S? Broadway. New York.
j uly 23
On Snnday Ktorning
QTEAMKU LOUISK WILL LEAVE FOB
O CAROLINA
BBACII at VtO o'clock.
Train ioi Iau
sa will le,ive Beach at 5 o'c k.
PASSPORT vim leave at 2 o'clock as usual.
J. W. HAKI'iCK
july2l Gcn'l Manager
fyotice,
TTAVING BOUGHT TOE fcTOCK
OF
Groceries and Ld will of Mr John II. Ilan
by, corner cf Orange and Seventh streets, I
am prepared to furnish customer with freah
and cheap goods. I shall carry a small stock
and replenish weekly, thus ensuring fresh
goods for my customers,
july 22 lw CHARLES D. JACOBS.
Horner School,
Oxford, N. C.
rjlHE FALL TEL'M OF 1SS7 WILL BEaSIN
the 1st day of August.
The price of board and tuition, exclusive .
ef washing ani lights, Is only ninety dollars.
The rooms for Cadets will he refitted and
refurnished before the session opns.
The School offers in all respects the best ad
vantages, i
Send for circular and catalogue.
.T. II. HORNER, Pilnclpal
Oxford, July, 1SS7 july 7 3taw 4w t th e
-THE-
Bazar Corset !
A Dollar Corset
for 50c.
Selling at reduced prices a fine sleek
of IIats, Flowers. Feathers, Ribbons,
Trimmings, Mitts, Hosiery, 'Laces and
Underwear at
Taylor's Bazar,
118 Market St., Wilmington, N. C.
july 19 tf
FOR THE HOT SEASON.
rjHERMO METERS WHICH TELL UOW
hot It Is
HAMMOCKS which tcil yon how cool yon
can feel.
SPECTACLES to preserve your eycaln the
hot sun.
B kHK ETS to keep your lunch cool.
BOOKS for the millions.
READING MATTES for eTeryttodj- and
guaranteed to keep everybody cool.
Having retained from ray fishing expedUUB
I will now derot3 the best of my time to
make all happy and cool. For the abors
eallal
HEINSBERGER'S.
jaJy 19' - Cash Book and UwtAa fctc.ro
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