North Carolina Newspapers

the noBiniie DTAIl. ' t! BLISHKD DAILY iXCKPT MONDAYS. juris or BnBBCKimOX IK aovahct ; me year, (by mail) postage paid,......;.... $7 00 -tixmonthe, i V " . " 4 00 , raroe months, " . . - - a 25 one month , . i ou To City SUBserlbers, delivered In any part of the city, Fifteen Cents per not authorized to collect : woet war uir Agents are rss: m advance. DEM00RATI0 TICKET. Judges Sapremef?artt : ' 1 FOR CHIK JUSTICE,' ' ,' " j W. N. H. SMITH, C 1 ; . of Wake. ' ' FOR ASSOCIATJE JUSTICB9 1 1 1 ! TOOS. S. ASHE, : ,, -of Anson. ( jofiN n. dillard; 1 of Guilford. J" udeee Nnperlor Covrt , S -,8VEMTH DIST. " ; JP. GRAVES, I . . -i - ' of Surrr. r . ' 4 , J ' ' - V 1 M V J i , .EIGHTH DISTRICT.' "' i ALPHONSOC. AVERY, , , Of Burke. - 1 NINTtt DISTRICT. J AS. C. L. GUDGER, pf Ilaywood. Pti Ceisrtii! ' r ALFRED m; WADDELL, . -of New Hanover. i-. . ! ., .'r Solicitor t v . j . r THIRD JUDICIAL DIST. ' SWlPT GALIVVAy,S , - of Greene. . " ; , 4 If you wish, kind frieiid,; to vote with caire, jusl step right up to the registraire. If all the independent candidates now in the field vote on the first Thursday' in August, North Carolina will give' the largest vole she has polled since the war. : ;j . ?, j ill is announced, in our telegraphic department this morning that no new cases of yellow fever are reported: in Brooklyn, and it is believed that .the Bbread of ' the ' ' disease has ... been checked. . " ' . ' ' I ' I The pesliferrfus political pinbacks were in session yesterday, at Roches ter. Susan' B., and Lucretia and Elizabeth Cady, and Matilda Joslyn, and divers and sundry others of that angelic host wero there as large as life and four times as natural. i With a vessel in port having aboard 550 tons of brimstone, and - the thermometer registering 104 in the shade, we consider Baltimore . just the nicest place to got awfry from in the united . world. These - were among the attractions there Thursday. ..... - - j 1 Two marine disasters are reported by cable to-day. The , White Star steamer Adriatic ran down a schoon- er, drowning all on board the latter I except "one. The British steamer I StniFa rollidfld with and nnk th : I . . TTT ' . t a 1 I of nn m a H mim ff 4 K a A maKaw liiln I ... I i ne crew ana passengers or ine lost snip were an savea. I The Cleveland Herald says "there I are many things ' about a newspaper J t.ht. ,nmon an 1 o- -all '.nil v4n fast finding. this out and making their way into toe ranks ot journalism." I , You are right,- old boy; when the I women come. to the em brace depart ment they are especially at home. The Raleigh papers are now having a good time publishing the "State ments" of the insurance companies. A worse fraud than the law requiring I all these notices to be printed in the wh0 has en suffering from mental aber t i i. ' v-r ' , ration and strayed from his home and Raleigh papers was never perpetrated , He f kiadeat ftltenli011 on the press of Worth Carolina. . VVe rather think the next Legislature will I have its attention called to this matter. Gentlemen who undertake to navi gate the streets of Wilmington hay . ing aboard : thirteen t three-masted schodBeTsof beer had best keep ort the shady side. If one of 'em should be struck by a tornado of thermom eters each registering 293 degrees, it might be i necessary (a go up in the forecastle and bring down the hatch way, or to haul in the fore-lop-gaff- allant-reefs on the port side of the j keel, i '! a (VS 5 f' : iW ! ::l 1 '$pw 1 We are now satisfied that there a no truth in the report j that the Hon, O. II. Dock'ery has applied for the position of chaplain on the Liberiao ship Azori At a Republican meet ing recently held "at" Rockingham, Oliver said that'before he'd surrender to the Democrats he'd "see them dead and damned." We are i afraid that ifcVt. " V; Vi" ''- the humiliating result of Oliver's re- - -. -. . , i , .) cent attempt to beard "the Douglas v. t in. ; ..' ij in bis hall has soured his i young and. guueiess uearu , , ,, x ' VOL. XXII.-NO. 103. We are requested to say that there is not a shade of a shadow of G. Washington's hatchot (in, the cruel report indu8trionsly circulated of late that some of the salt of the earth J (speaking after the manner of a gen tleman-Sounder) havo been thinking of indulging in the devil's own sport of Sunday sailing.' There isn't a true son of Neptune ' on eitherr of : the Sounds who would so far forget Jiis duty to country, family and : friends as to .be caught in a sail boat on Sun day. - In fact; you can't get, the Ma sonboro people to ' sail ; tover to WrightBville to attend preaching. ; " It ia announced that many of the St. Louis newspaper offices have had their staffs temporarily , depleted by the prostration of reportorial and edi torial employes. The Globe-Demo- crat has five down;' the Times three; the livening JPost, two; IheMepub- lican two, and the Journal and Dis patch, two, while a number of repor ters are afflicted by the heat but con tinue to work. All thiscome8 of not having cast-iron reporters on the St. Louis papers.; If any young man in W ilmington designs embarking in journalism in St. Louis, we advise him to go to Hart fc Bailey's foun dry and have himself re-cast before he starts. ' i I THE OI NKW A DVKRT ISKMENTS. Stab Book Bindery.. ' t i Yatks School books, Ac. I A. David A clean sweep. - t New Schedule to Asheville. 1 G. A. Fbck Paints, oils, &c. . McKSON-Sacks aod'dusters. i-. . Geo. Myers Fresh groceries.' ' s Mallard & Co Harness, &c. v 7 N. Jacobi About pumps, &c. ; Cape Fear Military Academy. -Star Job Office Bill-heads. Lock Box 873 Wanted to rent. Adrian fc Yollers Groceries. Stab Job Office Letter-heads. Brown & Roddick Clearing sale. B. F. Mitchell & Son New flour. ; F. M. Kino & Co. Tin roofing, Ac K. of H. Meeting Carolina Lodge. I Star Job Office Railroad receipts. ' Pabker & Taylob Rossmore stoves. ! Hayden & Gerhardt Saddlery, &c.' v Giles & Murchison Hardware, &c. Temple of Honor Meeting notice. Hetvsberseb Stationery, pianos, &cJ ' Binfobd, Loeb & Co. Bacon, flour, &c Attention Cape Fear Light Artillery; Jl Dawson & Co. Builders, hardware. Harrison & Allen Prevent sunstroke BoATWRiGHT&McKoT-Choice groceries KkRCHNER & C ALDER BROS. Com, ;-- JV 1 t JL- bacon, flour, salt, Ac. . i . Died, In Hospital A iriyaterloni Case. The unfortunate man heretofore alluded to in ihe Star as having beenjricked up by toe police on Thursday night last, near the ont reel deP and talcen to tne stauon hntiflA atliAA St ma aftAavlainarl triflf riO Vflfl UVUOC. TV UVIU Ik T SoO HOVW1 W1UVU U4WI MW V aaav . ciifroHnfr frnm a uninn fn fflP flftin tA haVe been cauaed by the train, and who was sent to the City Hospital on Friday at- ternoon last, died the same evening; He appeared to be Buffering from, a choking sensation, or a difllculty of respiration, but wRetuer csuseo oy we acciaeni orwnetner any information as to the the case, was unable to say, tinned in a sort of semi-delirious condition until his death, and was unable to give any information in regard to himself further than that ascertained at the City Hall, to the effect that he was named Daniels, that he was- from . Duplin county, and that he was 63 years, of ..age. .The case Is , now shrouded in mystery r and it may eventually turn out that he is some poor unfortunate atthe hand8of tbe attaches of thehos pital. Up to yesterday evening registration in the various wards of this city footed up as follows: - -,.',?., " '. ' 'IV ' First Ward Upper Division Whites, 92; colored,- 339, Total, 431; Lower Di vision Whites 71 ; colored 415. Total 486. i Second Ward Whites, 308; colored, 74. ToUl, 283.' ' ru v-: l; ! ' i Third Ward Total white and colored, Fourth Ward Whites 168; 1 colored 85, Total. 253. 1 - J ? : ' : Fifth Ward Whites, 143; colored, 824. Total, 467.' Accidental urowninc of a Eiadf. A party of Jadies and gentlemen were out on an excursion near the mouth of Lit tle River, S. C.; on Saturday evening of last week, as we learn from Capt. Morse.of tbe schr. Eunice Reynolds, which arrived here yesterday, when one of the -boats was accidentally capsized, and an Interesting daughter of Mr." Robert Milican, of Little River, was drowned.- Another young lady was thought at first to have shared the same fate.butwas gotten ashore and resuscita- , ' " . . ic uiii .o ' ted. The body of Miss Milican was re- covered shortly after the unfortunate acci- - - r-- I dent. : she was about twenty-one years of lage. . WliiMiNGTOJfif Ni'' C.-,:,SUNbAYt JULY'ii.'i878. V1-' 1 Local Dote. Fifth Sunday -after Trinity, " Only a few days left in which to register: 51 ' '-"nt , No interments in Bellevue Cel-: metery for tbe past three weeks. ; ,:. i i; The market was' flooded with watermelons and cantaloupes yesterday. - .There were " no . cases for..tria before the Mayor's Court yesterday morn ing. . ; i . - ' o '., : - The Reg. Reps.' stirred up the Federal Pointers with their eloquence yes. (aartan i , i . . ..." . This section was ; visited .by; a couple of fine showers yesterday, much ' to he gratification of everybody y - i Llf Health officer Bender found lit necejssary to send a lot of tainted beef, out of the market yesterday morning. i'. ! . The : Register of Deeds issued only one marriage licenser during the past week; and that was for a colored couple. . . Mr. Thomas Graeme, : formerly in the ' insurance' business in this city, but now of Louisville, is here on a short' visit. -The excursionists on the steamer Passport, which made a trip; to Smithville and back Friday night, had a delightful time. ( ' . ' - ' Bathing at Hilton should ' be prohibited at such hours as tbe passenger trains are crossing the North East iron bridge. K . o ' ! - VVe saw a watermelon yester day, raised by Richard Hill, colored, near Castle Hayne, which weighed forty-three and a naif pounds.'. Qnly one internient (an adult, aged 73 years) in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yesterday,- and the only one since tbe 27th of June. ' Dr. W. TvEnnett, of Rocky Point, has been confined to his bed in this city for several days with sickness, and is sun nname to return nome. 1 ; A colored man by the name of John Ballard, employed on the new com press building, was overcome by tbe heat on Friday morning and died the same night ., i ; ' . : . V U.: ; l The Cape Fear Light Artillery are 'notified to meet at their armory on Wednesday morning next at 6 o'clock, in full uniform, for. the purpose of meeting the Charlotte Grays. . -, ' - If -you would enjoy the privi lege of exercising the rights of a freeman, go and register at once. Let not the setting of to-morrow's sun find you still delinquent in this important particular. Partly cloudy and cloudy , wea ther, with rain areas, light variable winds, mostly southerly, stationary temperature and stationary or lower pressure, are the indications for this section to-day. ; . : If this heated term continues it might be well to hold bur morning church services at an earlier hour, so as to'prevent the congregations having to return to their homes during the hottest portion of the day. A special meeting of Carolina Lodge No 434, Knights of Honor, will be held Monday night for the purpose of con ferring degrees. A great many sew mem bers have been received lately, and fthe cry is still they come. ' ' If political meetings are allowed upon the streets of our city they should be conducted with propriety,' and no speaker should be permitted to indulge in prof ana or improper language, to the disgust of the neighborhood and injury of the half grown boys who largely attend such gatherings. ' 0lKUtratea Court. ' .';. ;.'". ' John Hirsch, colored, was arraigned be fore Justico Hall, yesterday, on the charge of assault and battery on Mary Ann Wil liams, colored. Defendant ordered to pay one penny and the costs. ... -f ! , TTbe same defendant, arraigned on peace warrant sworn out by.Phillis Wil liams; was ordered to give a liond of $25 to keep the peace. ' Isabella Hirscb, charged ', with assault and battery. ' Case dismissed at the cost of tbe prosecutor. ' , i . Thos. Beatty, arraigned on a peace war rant sworn out by Nancy Beatty, was con tinued until Monday at 9 a m v Sam Holmes and Cupid Toomer, both colored, had a hearing before Justice Har riss. on the charge of killing stock, the property of II r. C; M. Bonham, of Harnett Township, and were ordered to give bond in the sum of $50 each for their appearance at the next term of the Criminal CourU Distressing; Accident. , We learn that a little daughter of a Mr. Warehofn, residing in the neighborhood of Seventh and Harnett streets, met with a very distressing accident , on Friday ' last. She was engaged in washing up the .floor in the cook-room, when she accidentally knocked a brick from under a corner of, the cooking stove, upon which a meal was in course of preparation, -' when the hot stove was precipitated upon her, together with a pot of boiling meat and vegetables, and another vessel Containing hot waters She was rescued as quickly as possible, but was severely burned and scalded, especi ally or one side of tbe bouy, the skin on which appeared to be cooked almost to a crisp. - It Is also thought," we learn, that she will lose one of her eyes. The little girl is said to be bout 12 or 13 years of age. . "A clear brain and a right aim" is mani- A . . . .. . a .... . . V Tf If m , iesieu oy ait nurses wno seep jjr. .ouim Baby Syrup handy; It is always reliable I ana cuuiaiua uuiuing tojui.uua. r T An Imnortant Matter. - - ' m J - " To show the (.Importance of; ballast irpm infected ports being discharged frdmj ves-i sela at a distance from any point where; i would be liable to . communicate , disease," we would state that the report of the Board of Medical Officers of r tbe Navy, : assigned to Invftstlfratri the cause Of the. aDDearance of yellow fever on the receiving ship, Ver ftuU, at New Yorkj as we learn from A ais- patch from -Washington, - received at this office last night, gives it . as the opinion of the Board that it originated from thel baK' last of the barque Juniata Clara, which left Havana ' May 1st. r This " ballast," ; (quarry clippings and sand) was deposited on'1 the dock on either side of the Vermont abdut one hundred yards distant from her; It contained the germ of the disease, which was aggravated into fever by the excessive heat, a v .t: tbe Charlotte Grays Excursion to "this City rfv'a;. ;4;Wiit3 I The Observer says: "The cars in which the Grays and their' friends will go down to Wilmington will be attached to the reg ular train, which leaves the Lincolnton de pot at 7.30 p. m. Ample provision will rbe. k ... Lw J.5 .L . - U ':-r mauq jor an wou wittu iu eu, nuu u epcii car will be provided for the ladles. ' There will oe a large crowa, composea or people not '' only from Charlotte', but' ' from the neighboring towns.; The trip will present many delightful features. Two steamers have been provided to convey the .excur sionists down the river. - .The grays are running the excursion for their own ..bene fit, and they propose to manage : it in a manner that will reflect credit upon them' selvea'' , - i 4UARANTINE MATTKK8. i Letter from Dr.' Curtis. . ' , , Quarantine Station, July B0. Editor Star: So far as I am concerned, I do not desire to stir up any further th sub ject ,of , yellow fever , in" Wilmington. Enough has been said and written on it to produce the opinion in ,the minds. of the citizens of the country that it is an infected and plague-ridden city. No w, so far is that from the truth, that I believe ;it can be confidently asserted' that; Wilmington; is one of the healthiest cities on the Atlantic coast' Yellow fever has visited thai city but once in thirty yean : - The quarantine establishment opposite Deep Water Point has intercepted it invariably sioce its es tablishment there, and kept it out of your city: - Some time since I noti&ed in one of your city papers that Dr. - Wood worth -was astonished to find no adequate hospital ac commodations in this port. Nowi , Dr. Woodworth visited Smithville, spentvjust half an hour in conference with the writer, and returned to Wilmington, visiting no place connected with quarantine.' I notice further, from the Stab, that the Mayor1 of Wilmington is of the opinion that there are no suitable provisions for 'taking care of tue sick and disinfecting vessels. ! am 'not aware that he hasjvisited tbelQuarantine Station, or made any examination entitling him to an opinion. v - , I will say, therefore, if you will permit me, that all such : statements, when! pub lished, are scattered broadcast through tbe country, are very injurious to the interests of Wilmington, and that they have not the 'slightest foundation ia truth ' N The Quarantine Hospital.at Price's Creek,, although not a costly or imposing structure, is amply sufficient for all the requirements of the port. ''Ten years' experience has proven it so. It has never been found want ing in space, or proper arrangements for the care of the sick who have been placed in it. The quarantine regulations are established and pdt in force by tbe phyBician in charge,' and they have the -force of law, and are obeyed and respected accordingly t t,Whea all the requirements of quarantine have been fulfilled vessels are discharged, and are free to pursue their voyage, I notice cer tain ordinances of the city have been pro mulgated. With those I have no power or wish to interfere, and I presume they will be executed by tbe proper executive officers of the city. 1 Permit me, Mr.! Editor,5 to' express the wish that a few articles could be 1 written for your, columns, extolling' tbe shealth .of Wilmington and its freedom from all pesti lences, and that these, might supersede the periodical crop of yellow ' fever articles. TheOj- after a year or two of cheerful cor respondence, pernaps the citizens or i .North Carolina might feel willing to venture visits to Wilmington in. pursuit of their business or their pleasure, and, be able to, enjoy the charming hbspitalities of your citizens, unalloyed by visions of disease and death;: i ; ',i - 1 Very respectfully, , v .. r. ..... t . i I, f Your obedient servant, . . ' . - , . . W. G. Cvrtis. Quarantine Physician Port or Wilming Inn. ' '"' ' ' '''Apt ht;imMiii J - j .. ; K -; i - , 1 i i . .. ) iii ,v . LFor the Star; -,i Mr. Editor :Tbe precautionary mea sures of the I Mayor, relative to the terrible scourge, yellow-fever, should receive the commendation of all good citizens having at heart the wel fare of our city. Itj would be impossible to compute the .injury to be inflicted on all the material interests ;of Wilmington from the introduction of vel low fever, and however harsh the preven tive measures may' appear to be. the lesser interests should submit for the good of the greater,, in a case or this kind, the old adage, "an ounce oi prevention is wortn a pound of cure," is a thousand-fold applica ble,' and inasmuch as the vessel in question : nails from an infected port,: we j sincerely trust , she will . not , be , allowed to enter our 1 harbor until she has com plied with every requirement demanded of oer.-1 The temoie scourge that 'prevailed in Norfolk and Portsmouth in the summer of 1855 was introduced into, those cities by a vessel from a West India nort. air, of the crew of which were perfectly healthy,1 but the bilge water irom which, when pumped out, filled the two cities with the seeds of tbe terrible disease h and in a short time made them a common charnel houseL Let no such visitation be tbe fate of . Wilming ton from the lack of precaution bnthe part of our authorities. Vigilance: and firmness should be their watchwords, and let nothing deter them from, their thorough exercise. 7. ,i ' The steamer 1 Passport laid up lat her wharf yesterday for a rest" ;:' J'"';. , The steamer flbrth, State', t which left here on Thursday afternoon; last for, Fay etteville, had not arrived at her destination- yesterday at noon, on account of the low- nesa, of the water in the river.. - m- steallnsr a Flai; " ' 1 ' , ' Louis Everett; colored; -was arrested yes terday ou the charge, of stealing 'fa flat, the property of Dr J Winaots, the worrant being based on' the affidavitof Charles An gust. Tbe case was to have-been heard before' Justice Hall, but Davis came for ward and purged himself of tbe chargeim plicating another .party',. ho, will be ir- xaigned .before the same Court Monday. marine Surrey. i. Captain B. (J, , Bates," as - Port , wiarden and Messra F. J.' Lord and , W L. Beery held a survey pn thp4 Spanish j barque Ca bieeeSt yesterday, and jt was decided that the cargo should,- be -discharged i,and the vessel hauled on the parine railway 'of Messrs. Cassidey & Boss for further exarni nation, -.. ',. -J &U ( MO u j SKIPPER At LaarlnBunr. on the evenlnc of t h b 20th inrt. FBSDSBICK BISHOP, Infant child of Frederick P. and Marion' Stdpnor, aged 1 year 9 months and 13 days. .. r i i f . Friends and' acquaintances are Invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock, from the parents' rcaidance; on McRae street, ben t ween CampbeU and Hanover. , i j I oi , I ... ; WirjADVERTISESIENTS. I Car'olM.LOuKoijKiuilit&fif Honor. 8 RVKNINO.SSd last, at 8Vclock,for thepnipose r tbe pnrpc ARRfaa. i jy sti-it ; ' Attention, Cape Fear im Artillery. MEMBERS : "Ton are' hereby ordered to appear at the Armerr. at o'clock. A. M.. on W Kr, NESDAY, 34th insU in fall uniform.for the purpose of meeting the Charlotte Grays. I , : . n . ; nj oraer inns ueni. uom'ac;. i 1 Jj 81 It i ;, W. T. GRAY.O.S. Temple of Honor. rrHERR WILL BE A : MEETING FOR THE A . purpose of organizing a Temple of Honor in this city, at Temperance Hall, on Monday nigh at 8 o'clock. . All who desire to connect them selves with the orgonlzation as charter members will please be present. loiy Zl-lt i COMMITTEB.1 Wanted to Eent, i A RESIDENCE FOR A SMALL' fAf isai mily. Location not beyond Fifth,' and llll mi Between iced cross and Church StreetB. Jfor occupation October 1st, 1878 -! Aaarees Jyillt LOCK BOX 872. City. Bill-Heads ! Bill-Heads ! BELL-HEADS PRINTED AT PRICES 10 PER CENT. LOWER than charged by any printing es tablishment here or elsewhere. t Call atthe j; jy 21 It . v , '. a l i S 8TAR JOB OFFICE. Abont Pwdhs and Bant Sinters. ! PATENT', PORCELAIN LINED PUMPS FOR Wells and Cisterns, are the best and cheapest. Rantr ainVnn -Pllni Rla llla,.VRuh nin., ... other Fish Hooks and Lines' of every description. u uaLvuuj'riuvjka m t . NATH'L. JACOBI'S Hardware Depot, t -iy21-tf . v No, 10 South Front street Prevent Sunstroke ! B Y W ING ONE OF HARRISON A A f.T.ES'B VENTILATED STRAW, - - ) - ... IdNKN or MERINO HATS Found only at the CASH HAT STORE. ) -Jyl ' 89 Front Street ' Railroad Eeceipts ! RAILROAD RECEIPTS' PRINTED AT' PRICES lO PER CENT; LOWER than charged by any printing establlahment here or elsewhere. . Call at the i f Jy 21 It i STAR JOB OFFICE. ' Tlxey are Her is I j THOSE SPLENDID MOHAIR ' - AND ALPACCA SAKCS, LINEN DUSTERS. HAND80ME 1 r - f . . i HTRIPE COATS, onlv fide. . Jyltfv' , . , At . MUNSON'S. , ' Bobk Bindery rpHK STAR BOOK BINDERY IS ' COMPLETE 'X , i ; - - ' ... in all Its appointments. RULING and BINDING done promptly, and - at the LOWEST - PRICES. CaR at the STAR BINDERY, in the i - .1 .... - -i BiAK tfUlLOUNU, Jy 21 tf.. nac ', ;i Princess Street 1 John Dawson & Co.; j OaRRY TBJE LARGEST STOCK AND MOST extensive assortment of Builders' Hardware in the city. . It you want First Class Goods and Close Figures, be sure and examine our Stock and Prices .before buying. , , .. . 1 ;19, ill and 23 MARKET STREET, . i;Jy2itf . .-:.. j , ..Wilmington, N.O. j Letter-Heads! .. T. ETTES-HEADS PRINTED AT PRICED 10 PER CRNTi LOWER than, charged by any print ing establishment here or elsewhere.! t Call at the r . t;Jy211t ' ""' " ' STAR JOB OFFICE. Cape Fear Bfilitary Academy INSTRUCTORS : MaJ. R. J. , BURGESS, Prih. ; Prof. J. C. HORN EK,' Associate Prin. ; Capt W. CATLETT. Aas't. Next session Wine 23d Beot The School will be thorouehlr eauiDDed with new guns, lock desks, Ac Ac As Quite number of Boarders have already been engaged, day cadets who desire to attend are requested to apply at oace for caaetantps, tne numoer nemg lumited. our motto shall be : Strict Discipline and Thorough Instruction. TesUmonat from Bo Oct Goto! Edtnton. JIT. C. i It gives me great pleasure to bear evideace to the high esteem in which Prof; J. C Horner was held by this community ,beth socially and professionally, during his stay with us. Hi course of instruction save the most perfect satisfaction, and the closing of his school, at this place, was universally regret ted by both, parents and pupils, of all denomina tions. Prof. Horner's place will not be filled, I fear for a long ume. - v. uyl "J ' ucrr. uujlje. PaintSy Oils and Glass. ! A FULL STOCK OF STRICTLY PURE WHITE A Lead. Colors, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Glass, all sizes, and a full Hue or .Builders' Hard ware, at rack bottom prices. ," , . .'..;. , M"! GEO. A. PECK jySltf No. 25 South Front St ; j; TIHEOOFniG N OR OUT bF TOWN, AT LOWEST RATES. Coolers; B B covered; I. Ceda? Water: -Buckets! -i H ; J - V TINWARE-FULL LINK.- " Fine assortment Britannia Coffee and Tea PoU aad . Biggins; Hjp, Sponge and Plunge Bath Tuba, : Another lot 8AM3 Tdesday. i Sold only at;, j :j jy 21-tf - F. Fir KINO & Cfli'si MEMBERS OF": CAROUNA.tODGB NO.' 434,' Knights of. Honor, are rea nested to attend a Decial Meetine at tha 1 odf?e Room. MONDAY 'PasBBasw essi i .: if. : r'.r'l I r -ill ." : W&OLE NO.; 3ii7 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, , ATLANTIC COAST IXNEj, .ij; . PAS8ENGER DEPARTMENT j WILMINGTON, V. C July 21, lW', New Schedule to Ashevilie and .Western North Carolina. aa.HQUBS wJLMmarom to. asheville 11 VIA GOLDBBOBO AND SALISBURY. TRIlEEfi.LY. Leave Wilmington Monday 8:53 a m. . i :. a .j; Ivr. Arrive at AshevUle.Tueedav 11 a.! m. Leave WllmlBgtoii Wednesday 8:58a.m, Vi i Arrive at Asheville Thursdav 11 a m.. Leave Wilmingtoa Friday 80 a. m.l-I a . t j' Arrive at Asheville Saturday II aim. Passengers via this ronte arrive at Henry's 1st S 'dock ami, where they break fast,V&nd take stage for Asheville. ; A, POPE. Gen'l Pass'ir Act. Review copy. , - .i . , .V Ujulytl-lt ' ;DoyouW;ant a1 -I . First! Class Cook Stove ? lLy ' IF SO BUY THE " ; ROSSMORE! SOLD ONLY BT, US i iv v ivp m iuu XJCot , Inaan sa t fnlt low Ware, Kerosene Oil, Stoves, Lamps, Ac, cheap for cash,' .. i ' !i . 1 PARKER A 'TAYLOR, Jy 21-tf ' i i , 19 So. Front St I THE PLACE Pnrcbaieri, Cousnmers and ; Dealers A. s k Obtain their Supplies ! At He ;im WHOLESALE!5 GROCERY 1 I ! - Adrian Cc Vollers, S. E. Corner Front and Doek sits t35 Call or order direct, as our udncementa are greater than at any other establishment iu tha city, - " ' ' ,J I ' ' " ' Y i i and in our stock may be found every thing in the Grocery Line that a dealer or consumer needs. ' It 21 tf I " - : . i.s i- ' : l ' ! New Styles. f IMPORTED STATIONERY ALL THE LATEST Styles in Fancy Boxes. Beautiful and eheaD. Call and see them. ii -i 1 - . . - Croquet. A NOTHER LOT of CROQUET AT ALL PRICES. XX Just received at the LIVE BOOK STORE. ; ii t Pianos and Organs. PIANOS AND ORGANS AT GRBATLT RE duced prices, on the instalment! olan. at . I HEINSBERGER'S ! July 21-tf , i u ; . Live Book audi Music Store. , Country: Merchants fryiLL DO WELL TO EXAMINE f ; ri ; I : OUR STOCK AND PRICES OF BACON, FLOUR. ! ,. ! r k SALT, MOLASSES," J - ! r I SUGAR, COFFEE, L I ' t RICE, TOBACCO, SNUFF, And all LIGHT GOODS necessary to make our b- Bortment complete. I BINFORD. LOEB 4 CO., ; jy 21-tf DAW , j . : Wholesale Grocers. Corn and Water Mill Meal. K A A A Bush Prime "White CORN, 4QQ Bush Water Mill MEAL, J 1 i - k For sale by''' i "1 ' jy 21-tf i .... KKRCHNER A CALDER, BROS. Bacon and Holasses. j ' ! 80 Boes D- s' snB8 ' ' OK , do Smoked SIDES j '125 Bhd8 and BblB CUB MOLASSES, kV 1HA BblsS. Hi MOLASSES, ' , ; I KA Bbls;N.O.'MOLASStS., i . m- For sale by 'lw I 1 . - ,i jy 21 tf KKRCHNER & CALDER BROS. Bob White and Bell Mills; : 500 Bbl" BOB .w6lTE !pLOUB'J Is; 400 Bbli BBLL MILLSI J' do 1 ' 1 I "For sale bv f: ' ' l! jy 21 tf ; KERCUNER A C ALDER BROS; i - - T , - iril u - I , - i i Salt. Salt Salt. 2000 fayepola4,T'i i ' ;s ' ft A A gackB Marshals Blown BALT,; "j . iy2i tf KERCHNER C ALDER BROS.i nslard & Co. HARNESS I HARNESS I BridleH. Railfllna. HnHnro. Ajl . all otnAMt. - ana prices w suit me ume& 1 . -Tranki and Satchels In ahnndn ! - Repairing done promptly. - - m; h - S jy 21 tf NO. 8 SOUTH FRONT STREET j A Clean Sweep. . , JOW : 19 THE . TIME tTO; 8AVB MONET, , s ' Fifteen days more tor l THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING ever known at , . A. DAVID'S, the Clothiers iJll -t 'if.' ; f I am determined ta -close put Ihe balance of my. i '-.;.!--- iii SUMMER GOODS In the next sfteen days, and, I . ,J ' 'I '" 1 ' ' i I 'J '. ' - f sweep. a-aa . , r . aaa f W M ttWaji ALWAYS' GITE YATES A CALL j B EFORE PURCHASING YOUR SCHOOL I ! jjooKs, buhi itooaa, raper. - .PHOTOGRAPHYiuaU.iUlktest'improvenienL rncei u pun mu vnuiery conneciea wiia sook i I r4- uly2Vtt One SoTiare cne day, .";;!:. Ms.tk.WV. Ki. fi CO si.'VtfOdlJI,,.,,.,, l i . .;- " . threedajs,. 2 60 toury..... . 8 00 .! - flve dyi.--.',.... , ... - 8 w i V One week.,.,, ...... 4 00 is, , .i t Two weeks...... '.V, . 6 60 Three weeka,.,...... .;,..4;; 8 60 . - One month, ......,..' 10 00 Two months,.;.;::. .:.i;V.4.-17 00 " Three months,...' .Lt.!.......j. 94 00 " "i Six months, v.. 40 00 " " s -.One year,... j 60 CO VdB Contract AdvertfeemenU taken at propo Uonately low rates. Tea lines solid Nonpareil type make one square NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS. Brown C Roddick 45 Ilarket St. ..ij a I Grand j Clearing Sale ! ' 1 OF SPRING & SUMMER Dry Goods. f er-OUR PRICE8 WILL TALK FOR THEM SELVES. vWe mean business, and we aie prepared ' to show any aad all who 'are open fnr DECIDED BARGAINS. Dress Cioods all ' Reduced ! Printed Linen Lawm. Ihn I.nffil Stvlea. all Rodnrpdt Wash Poplfns, all Reduced ! t"We are making SPECIAL f RICES cm soma SUMMER QUILTS. : They are the best valne that has been offered in this market PRICE f 1.25. NOW fl.00. , PRICE $1.75. . NOW $1 60 Plain White, Plaided and Striped NAINSOOK ; MUSLINS , 25 per cent belew the market " LADIES' ! CHEMI8B, NIGHT DRESSES AND SKIRTS FAR CHEAPER THAN THEY " "CAN BE MADEAT HOME. ' " WHITE CANTON MATTING, 15 cts PER YARD ) !- This requires no comment . Pillow Case Cottons from 12XC. -7-8 Glenham Cotton, 6c.v . ' 7-8 AmoakeagCottoni 80. ,!i'f 1 '(" W (I 4-4 Androscoggin A A, 10c. ' ! ' 4-4 HUI, 10c! ' ' , I ' 4-4 Lonsdale, 10c., Ac.&c.&e. " CALL EARLY.' POSITIVELY ONE PRICE. ".us J' i '. ' t " 1 i ; BROWN & RODDICK, 45 market Street jy21 tf i,-., .-, .1.1, ....;.; WV-V. ';.;' : Daily Receiving! - T Fresh lines i f 1 OF THE 5 I- CHOICEST GEOOERIES ! r.-.. . AND . ..j , . liquors: EVER BROUGHT..TO OUR CITY, Our Prices are so low I AS TO ENABLE EVRN THE. MOST NEEDY TO SUPPLY THEM SELVES COMFORTABLY. . ! COME ONE ! COME ALL t And buy your Supplies from the House that is en 1 ' t . : deavoringto place not only the Necessaries - but the COMFORTS OF LIFE with- ! , , . f ; " in the reach ef alL - ; - Boatwright & IIcKoy, ' WHOLESALE ' GROCERS, A fi, T anal 8 NORTH FRONT 8T. Jy21 DAWtf Try It! Try It! Qur Wew Flour, v-.s i, ,1 NOW, BEING GROUND, r; V Frbtn We v Wheat itK - , . , , t r , AT OUR MILLSj At J Eediiced . Prices ! ! For sale in quafltltiea'to suit by B. F. intcheU! & Son. jy 21 tf And get; Fresh ! DONT HAVE OLD STOCK WORKED OF ON YOU. YOU CAN GET ' Fresh Faimly? Supplies AND NEW GOODS I Every Week," AT ; GEORGE MYERS', ' jy 21-tf . , ; J " J ; 9, u and 13 South Front St. v a ' Hardware Tinware, Crockery.7 WE ARB RECEIVING DAILY BY 8TEAMER and Railroad, large supplies of HARDWARE. TINWARE and CROCKERY, which we will acllas - low or lower man tne lowest. " , Our stock is ALWAYS COMPLETE. Don't bay until you hare examined ear stock. "JyMtf-' S8and40MurcUiiK)n Block. 'Harness 1 x. I.; Ii.:- V ' FROM t8.fiO to S3S.O0 A BET 1 1 Baddies from $1.50 to $25.00, Collars from .,4 HAYDEN GERHARDT. iiS jy2t" tfif; i ii ' Next to Boutherlaud's sublet.