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fl t -
- the nc:L.;j-win.
; .V..-,. ----, -
' ft HM8HKI DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY.
. - . iuth or tnkWBn-noa advahob V
Uucyoar, (by mall) postage paid,...........' ixi
j .x months, " " , , " 4 00
v Three months " - i .., .. &
? we mouth " '... '1 0t
To City Subearlbcra, aelivered in an Dart of the
2SSJS2&aSK:
OHTUKh, t
StatQQ of ex-President Tbierl. wa ' tin"
"ciled at Nancy; a very great: 'crowd was
present, sundry speeches were made. L
.'fbe evacuation of Bulgaria is ? completed.
Russia says that io ' tiew tf English
success in Afghanistan it is necessary for
her to form a base on (he Persian border.
'r A. large East Indian firm has gone into
- liquidation in London. The Swedish
explorers are. safe at Behrioga Strait, thus
' accomplishing the Northeast passage.,
A flj?nt between Deputy Marshal aad posse
' in Texas. and a, band of. desperadoes re4
Bulled in the shooting of the deputy and
the wonqding of two of the band, but they
rescued the prisoner and escaped.. -.
The Cape Government i3nt yet ready ' for
a Confederation t several chiefs have sur
rendered in South Africa, and the British
' have burnt ' Nint and Ningwende.' -Puff
Adder, an important chief, haa been
captured. - Cety wayo's army has been
broken up, the nation is dispersed and the
KingU a fugitive; Zululandwill probably
be divided into three or four principalities:
Volcaro, a towa of 2,000 inhabitants;,
in West Virginia, has been about destroyed
by fire. : ' A boiler exploded at; Tur
ner Fall, killing no and wounding! two
. men.' The- Eojtliah Wealeyan Con
ference favors an Ecumenical . Council.
- - i U. S. Circuit Court at Providence,
.R I, decidea in favor of A & 'W. Sprague
which relieves them of claims that would
hive absorbed nearly their whole property.
. ; There was one death and five new
' cttcs of fever reported in Memphis for the
morning; two new cases in New. Orleans
At New Orleans a former employe at
tempted to sboot the Collector of Customs,
which was frustrated by the collector's coor
dt fiance The river quarantine U
- being rigidly enforced at St. Louis; no new
cases hae developed at the quarantine
bunpilal; tbe weather is warm and has pro
duced several cases of : aunatroke. -' A
, - ... - . . , - . . ; I
uurrioic uouuie muruer was perpeuaieu oy 1
a negro man and woman in Sussex county, I
Va , the victims being a negro woman and
; her infant; tbe man killed the ' murdered;
-weman by shooting her; and ? the woman j
hia accomplice, chopped the child's bead
off with a spade Li Mobile has received
its first bale of new cotton; the city ia free
front yedow fever; damage to crops is ap -
piehended from rains.' ' The. capture
of Cety way o i regarded as all important.
- Tbree peisons were drowned by lb
Up3etting of a pleasure boat in the Missis-'
sippi abave La Crosae,' Wis. It is
charged in tbe English House of Commons
that tbe ex-Kuedive of Egypt look , with
Lim on bis depariure six millions of pro-
; perly. ' r 1 1ncendiary : attempts ; were:
mide to fire tbe town of Marshaltoti," Pa.,;
.in fiv d tffeient places. - The execu
tors of Brigham Young's estate,' including
Brigbam Toune:, Jr., have been sent to tbe
: ' )nitentiary . ; ' It is rumored that
' Cetywayo ia endeavoring to escape across
- tbo border, and . it is thought be will be
killed by his 'followers . In Havana
there were 137 deaths from yellow fever
during tbe past week. - Cases of drown
. ing are reported from California, Atlantic
City and Cape May.'. Articles impeach
ing the Comptroller1 General 7V have been
adopted byThe"Gc6g1a
A Memphis refugee died at (icago.
' :;A vote of credit for three 'million pounds
. for the Zulu war passed the English House
of Commons. A fatal railway acci
dent has occurred in France.' 'mj New
York uiarkels: Money easy at 2f4 per
cunt; cotton quiet at 11 3-1 611 5-16 els;
soutbern floor quiet at $5 005 65; wheat,
winter opened ic lower, -; but Closed
with declloe recovered and a shade firmer;
uograded winter red 90c$l 09; .corn
'opened weak but closed firmer, witb mod
erate business, ungraded 4445 els. spir
its lurpeBtioe 2C427 cenU; roein doll at
$1251 30. . v , ;
, .-. :J e v:
Our1 usual editorial - botes on this
page are omitted .because of the prea
sare on our columns;' v: v V J
VfllrV Jt.- P. Barham ,has become sole
proprietor of the Petersburg Index
Appeal, a very well conducted paper..
-r
14
British Quarterly Review for July,
-1
page 123, Bays. . However we mayj.CaroliM ;8y8teniH ag ;wejsystem -is tothe
differ from Mr. Gladstone. &o" That I neoDle in getting them in a straight shoot
if i..,: f. it . ...... -... "
is the usage among best English
writers.
mi . . . it. . . tl J . -.
ids xuiieiera jmcids oi ououiy u-
i JW R Hnv
.w " .-"--r . . .
ceases his editorial connection: with j Kevs. Messrs. Stradley and Marsh are con
that , Hi h decid.d UM 1SSSS!I!A
and writes snarp ana pern tea articles.
ti, ' Ar.L- i ' u i.-.. nin.
""'"r U1UUU rJV""
his management. r' - ;"
Sflnair. Thnrrrmn ha- hpen so iff-
v. . . a
nored by General Ewingthat .it is
bclUved that k. will.ttta oo part in
the OMo'campaign. j Jle Ja reported
as writing to a friend -
"I have no heart to work for General
Ewin't or the party la Ohio this fait. Neith
er be nor his friends have treated me and
my. friends in any way except in such as is
calculated, to humiliate and drive me away
from them. Until General Swing finds me
to be something more . than an object to be
openly warred upon and secretly maligned,
lam inclined to let him flgbl bis own
' '...,
something Is always Happening to
. . ts '.
mar AJernocratie prospeots. ,, .rawing
and Tburman should
op.
- Raleigh has bad a yellow fever
oax.' Hane the fellow who started it, -.i
r-r .rc'rv- s ;, '.--r., weavuer. .mUtUj.mm.., . nave suaereu ior a long uuib wnu oi- zeeu on Dundav. and had bis head pierced
.;. v - William andJesse, went on .aching ex-1 mer Complaint or Dysentery,' snddenlyim I , J vSJTlt V r t .r tnXlefiriu-He
- -. . . . - 1 -ir. tn-TTpBnftdv'a tinner mill .one dav I . ...A mh mn I OJ a pieCC 01 glSSS abOUt SO WCU Oeep. lie
f
VOL::XXIV.N0.11:v;t;;;-:41'"W-nJMmGT(iNr;I?
, Spirits? Turpentine
1 1
- Trinity College opens' 6ft Seri
iembeV Sdw si ? : x - V, ' , i
rr General" yance sayshia-iialie
,a,J-aia. ,,1., if t i I
nanus o? me people." u n . v ? ? ,
n.v.nn.M'A;t ;i?A1i,tKTO :
i. t. .'t . 1 A. . , !( t JI
M,V " weeK.iu.oo , ,.1, t , j I
nenaerson is rspiaiy lmprovinff.-i
. . i. . . 1" 1
Beveral resiuencea are buiWing..,, j a
,rtie .name, .of. -.tiie . iAmc0TO.,mtn f
H bU.uKCU w i i WJ . ur .
. Mr. Jamed Gooch, of Granville. I
is dead. " lie was upwards of seventy years I
of aire. " : .;f
! :--:... : .-. ,, f I j.iUfv f
n: ... . sit-. I I
xveuenii aaiea ui vrrauviiio tuuau- i
AO? 'fO AllA I
"f Vs1 uuuuiou, ti, oi,i to, fti
f5t J7 00, 177 60. , ' : , r;rj
ued 93. died Saturday a week aeo. ' He I
was a soldier in the war of 1813. i . . 1 4
Inv.Meokltl)borffivdariIkff,Jalr.
,i 'ti - I
tucia wer uut bijl wuitw uoupioo onvou,
whilst (be darkeys got. tied to, the tune or
tweuty-threc V4 ; t ;r ; i , j ;
t . I
of North Carolina, baa taken the contract I
to ouiiu me raunwu rroui vaiuiu w ubh- i
derson at $63,000 " 'Jr? iZ !
'A writer in the Kinston' Jbutvui? I
is impressed with the sensible Wathat
me counties or vv aae ana vuatnam uo r
not .'compose tbe State of North Carolina.'.'
Hardly ever. t -- - . 1 i . s
v The Lincoln Jrogress saya that
the railroad bridges between Charlotte and
Rhelhv are to be covered in a short Whilel
Tbev will be Meck covered." which will
sive tbem a picturesque appearance ana
preserve tbem from the injurious effects of
tue weamer. - u- c-- s
: Southern Home; The Mecklen'
ourg Riflemen have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year; uaptain J,
M. Davis: First Lieutenant Wi. J. Mc-i
Laugblin; Second Lieutenant W. BiTroU
lerr Third Lieutenant Left vacant: First
Sergeant N. P. Lylefl; Second Sergeant j
1 arhorn tiautlunrnarr. 1 her tax-t I
, ; I
aujq solvent credits In. ISdgecombC, that,
nave no reference to land or personal pro- I
periy, root qp:ree-quariera 01 muiKini 1
of dollars.' Of this sum. Tarboro townsnip 1
lists f480,000, and, of tbe latter j, amount'
four individuals, for ithemselves,' or aa
amenta or guardians, give In fdOO.poo. a i ;;
Lioohiogham Spirit: 4 It is re-; I
ported that on ihurdy last, during tne:
prevalence of a thunder alo'rm,
lightning.
struck a negio Cabin on the plantation of
Rev. Mr. Pegues, some ten miles! sduth of.
this place, instantly killing three; children
and ee verily stanning several others, there
being iu ibj building at the time Seven pep
sons
- Boston Herald: Judge Thomas
Settle, of North Carolina, has the' Vice
Presidential fever. . He has been asking
President Haves to tot all the appoint
mcnts in North "and South' Carolina and
Florida under bis chareejao as to aid him
in securing delegates fom tuose States Who
will work for him ra the national uonven
tiou. Moat any Republican will suit Judge
Settle as partner.
Raleigh Obseroeri Wo regret to
leaiu that : diphtheria is prevaiung to an
uncomfortable extent m this .4 community.
Tbree deaths were from this cause reported
to the Board of Health during; the past
month, and there are about a dozen cases
now under treatment in tbe city,
The I
journal cj j.ncnuxry nas a xiuropeao corres- 1
posaeDt in ia petsua w iiuua y. unsj,
. i 7 . 6r v - I
we uk igwatuia., ni i ;
- - j -m. - - r m. . .i
Kaleieh Hewt l The members of
the Salisbury Street Baptist Church held a;
mecung last (Saturday) night, lor tbe pur-1
pose or eiecimg a paaiur i. auccecu ur.
Priichard, recently elected President of
Wake iforest uoiiege. The meeting ad
journed at 11 o'clock without any definite
action, to meet aeain on Monday night.
A special dispatch from Winston says
that the crops on tbe Buffalo, for its entire
loncrih hivM lippn rumen nv tne rrenheta -
... : . Henderson Review : O o r - lore
fathers carried their tobacco on waeons to
Richmond and Petersburg and such a thing j
as a tobacco martet was noi Known in
North Carolina. Now We sell at Henderson
tobacco produced sixty miles distant, away
down In Virginia from beyond the Mebep-
rin river. We made a tour to the
extreme western iJhrt of the county this
week, and found tbe crops of corn and to
bacco, better than we had supposed after
Ihe long drought. ' we learn war sir.
John Sherman, or walnut urove townsnip,
died on Tuesday last, at the advanced ago
of eighty-seven
'! I 1
, Reidsville Times:, Litt
"Vic,"
the little daughter : of J. M. Sublett in
Greensboro, swallowed a' toy' teaspoon,
pewter, a few days .since ana net parents
were to' much anxiety unui tne spoon was
passed.1 It did not trouble the Child at all.
It was about three inches , in , length witb
j carved handle and dipper at end
"il
I ? r . ; ..t.. . .:.t. -
IO AJBneviuo uuu outer puiuw west wiuiuut .
tbe trouble of lying over all night at Salis
bury, then the system and the Governor
may be mutually' pieasea wun eaca oiner
i r -- - j.
for both are good, ins irate.
I Oxford Freeancex Dr: P. W.
Tonne is ereatly improved in health.
I Mt. Zion Ohurcb, i
I Rev. T. J. Horner,
cn, unaer we minisirauon ot
rner.assisieaAMv. xv
iTr.arwood.. Henderson .correspon
I dent:. Whv should not the Oxford & Hen-
derson -iwad De exteoueu on mrougu
FrankUn and asn COTnues ano wp we
I titii i i.. A W.Mnn Kailvnnrl HAflntr.
I son as well as Oxford need this, for it
would gl SSSA'SS
Hast killine out every thing." When we can
And two routes we can haul cheap enough,
but when there is only one, good, bye job.
4
age,
has
made
A." D. 1825. ;He gets Jt f rpm hjs
ie
years oia, wno saya ne can wfcw
father
over 80 years
bacK
nearly
are cut
drought
I we pre
I Where
the ; Med properly planted, the crop has
last week and caught with, hook and line
1 percu anu vuuw, au m&u uia uus
chased freely rQia.iviUe county railroad well-known m this part or thejitate, ana H. Darby would do, thework forthfefe
bonds at par value, and would have taken formerhr le charge of the Presbyteria6 . ' . a d 1 -; A"lf
aU'irnecesaarv' -- ----iK? trt vv' J Church in Raleigb, was married inlAtlantai npnareo aoiiars. ; - . ' ' : -
U; 11 necessary. 'w'-V. 0n the 29th lUt, to Miss Mary S. Frasien OamoUon of AMerman planner thb
Journal: J. S. Hem- s,ltl th,
, near uawenne ;uaae in vnsipw county,, u . - .- - "
a crindstone Which J lie '-claims was l cuy, uoiuS a.o .uiB i dltions to the oresent achool buildinir. and
in 1 nuv grano-iawer-s possession ior i -j '-t:t" . y'Cil " J iunq unuer weir,-, control, wo amount bo
150 years back. J The figures X325 I W T.T, --xnended not to xneed 41.800 .
in the Btone.tr: -This summers 1 "a.Mi-. j "aw aii' 1 ' v.v'-y.vv
wlllteachfarmers a lesson about li w rAfcft wVtnatijMiF. AeeUent. -t; r.3r '
parauon or lana oeiorq planting. I fTT-"'.. ' - " T a 5s I A. small cblbred hnJ, fall down ,a -steeD
land was thoroorhlr preDared and I a: Rohlnaon is auite slckv:. , i. ..t 1 'i'"111 colored ; boy ,leii,oow.ns a steep
kiss and- make I been much better able to Stand' we cry i When you see a. baby.: which'. ou know second Streets, a distance 'or ' about eight
.. a -r. i?,. J
meu. -with'.- Messrs. ' Haskitt'1 iand '.Waller,
took a canoe, and olacine a torch ia the;
neaa as described m tbe journal last weer
4 allowed 175 lacks to r1um6'in and be
captured.-:n;t--;-;-' I
'Charlotte. O&wrder: .There, ia a I
...;.: .1 . . .. 1 aS , - a! TVt I
rnu awenaanca llMHHWisgjw-
rectors' - or, twvyeatfimrwiuajjioa
MVP t,, "J fwKvuswwf V I
be In session several davs. i-rThei roads I
- ... .. .. .. S . . . . I
con8utuiingjuia;uueifroiait;MueswjiTO i
Pwfl'"
-i. a. AniMmAiMte I
lareeoiuff irom,tne;;iQW couatry ? to 4he
mountains at the ate oC. from, fifty to a
nunarea per uy. is-tj-ae &snevius wr
tit I t t-!- I- J.M 1 - i
0 VI-.: II VIWHHaji Otjri -Jfc AHSiU9Mt f
sou wiu oegiu uua wees ueuvtjrAiiKraaHa
i n.;.
n Uiaj JWflt&tv, jiuyg luuw lUHtiy'
awananoa lunneL -wnicn4iieana- De-
yond both Mud Cut and the mountaini
shows five interments in Elmwood Cemer
ry two adults ana tbree cmiarcro; ana
ttooiiro tntormonra in HinAwnAfi iAninrnni-
fl,A .rtnltanrt Hii'MMMn,Vi FonV I
murder trials are set lor nearinz at tne term
0f the Superior Court which being on th
WA. fellU UUinU AUA AJLfUl a, WW UlwlA UUaiUB1 . WBdi .BUW 4
25th of Aueust. with Judge Buxton on thk 1
a tai tKia ;!. ffta WtAnttl nv
jniv. tmnnntMl la value to . ZUL I
There are thirty-two prisoners in the
county jail. The Inferior Court will begi4 I
he Special Committee on the claims
"TITI
Manager Smart, of the RudisUl minei
cleaned up the plates of his stamp mill af 4
ter a four days run, yeBterday ' afternoon! I
and gathered in 953 pwts. of amalgami
which v basing calculations on previous ma
nipulations of the same amaleam, will yield!
over 350 pwts. of tbe pure metal, or very
nearly $100 for each day the stamps were
in operation. . . ; 4
JED CT 'JL
NKff APVBKTISBmENTR.
Munson Sleeve adjusted shirt.
Ceohlt & .Mobbis Auction sale.
3.' fv4NTrinit0
n n n t? n..i .onni
VJi v. v. u. iwuvuuy vf wwv.
Deatb of Mra. Waddell.
Mr8. SQaan w WaddelL relict of the late
. .. .
am- waooeu.ana motner 01 ex
Congressman Alfred M. Waddell, died at
the residence of her son in this city last
evening. A little less than a year ago the
venetable husband of this estimable lady
died a few short months only have they
been separated and it is a matter of re
joicing rather than of mourning that the
aged pair who were so devoted and beauti
ful in their affection, are now blissfully re-
united.
J
Mrs. Waddell was a lady of considerable
literary attainments and wielded an easy
and Imaginative pen, and was a descendant j
of one of our very oldest Cape rear famiv I
ne8j
Joint meeting- of Juatiees ot lie Peace
aaa Coaair CommUileaari.
At a taint meetinir nf the .Ttiaticnn nf th
Peace and Commissioners of the county of
New Hanover, held vesterdav. the follow-
ine was enacted:
Resolved. That for the vear 1879 the fol-i
lowing laxes ne, and we same are nereoy
u au ytvyctiy m mm vuuatjr, rcai, -j
iwwu uubu, uu ua jiuujw.i w j
""' V:i J.jj. , .wl
: "rf'. .m ."1' i
ZX7irrZr: r7-l
frnvPrn VTi fn r in aa nanarimRniB . lavnanr
X'TTP7i TPftr ZnaT Heni 1 TiSo. i2 1
cents on every one hundred dollars valua
Uon &nd si.26on each taxable roll, which
tax is within the limit fixed by the consti
tution of the State of North Carolina.
2. For:, maintenance of the i Criminal
Court, 18 cents on tber one hundred dollars
and 54 cents on eaC
8. For payment ouds due March 1st,
1879, and interest. 30 cents on the One hun
dred dollars.
4. For payment of interest on bond! au
thorized by act of1 the General Assembly
and ratified, the 7tb day of March, 187?, 5
cents on tbe one hundred dollars and in
cents on each taxable poll. t ,
The following lesolution wap then adopt
ed by the meeting:.
BuAvea4 That the Bokrd of Commission.
Am in an rro.riv rin.iii. i h nr
ine county during; the ; first - year or wear
administration, is enttfled to the thanks
and increased -confidence of ,thei citizens
of New Hanover county. - ' ; ? ;
Asumate lor maiureu .uouuav
M . . a MA t At p srn
new oonas, au,iw. jusiimaie ror; general
expenses, $33,000. . rJ (H M !.;
v - . . . ..
Inono ,case of disorderly conducts the
J?X2A JS 1. UJ:ZIL 1 a u
having been - shown that it ' was bis' first
offence, judgment was suspended
y,D, Moorm, colored, .charged with going
into Mr. Futrell's place,, on Saturday
night, and acting very disorderly, refusing:
to go out when ? ordered: AO da so, and re
sisting the officer who -was ' called upon to
arrest him, was ordered io pay a fine of. f 10
or be locked up for fifteen dajr8 Jo the city
prison.
i r . I
i yiu,r uwyw .....mi iu
""'"t r r-. .r: .. .. TT
ttenry. Avooiasoa, coweuyouia trom
the country, wno was. arraigned on tne
charge of. hting found asleep oq ibe street
in the, nerfthborhobd ht the- Commercial
jsxenange, . Bunuay nignt, was aismissea
with a warning to do. so no more.
John H. Denton and Henry Bird, two
insolent -language to acitjzen whqremon-
t,.;MQ r,Anof Th wm, rwA.roA m
I rest assured.that Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup bas
i neen usea. -:. (. , T ...
I - Jt btL ' -mm I
i cororea flcaveDirera. were ftrraiirnea ior a i At-t i v . r:.-
t - . 'lt-..l, 4 . . 'If 'J. A '
L i.i .f T!J v.- si'
in. .ifKl J;ti
if;)!
BOA BD OF AX.DBRRIBN
mi
ADairaei of rroceemnei io lteEaifr
: Session.
The Board 6f: Aldermen MWhpMl
mAnthi. ,inn vea'terjliiv'Vriflrn'nnU WtUl
1 ..... w . " . . I 1
Vlnrk nreaent. i Mavar Pishblate add
rTT: ' r . '
- - T
OUhtr.; Vollers.1 PoSter: "Klnn Himiidd
7 . . . " . 1
T.nwp,-:r ' r. l-h .su-jr.jsj!s
'.i tL'-i,' i- nf ihP it
-nnrwwi. ,
ti,- fln;i nnmmiitA i ,hnm wJo
referred tbe proposition of "Walker Meares,
. - ... t
Esq., to take the, census of :the city,; made
the .following reports
By and with the consent of the Board qf
Audit and Finance, we recommend, tbat
the Board of Aldermen. allow Mr. Walker
Meares (ftlOOVone hundred dollars for cotad
Diline a correct census oi tne city.
t. : on motion or Alderman Fianner tne
. . .. .... . !'' . t f . I
rnnrf reived ft71( itlnntArl
The Committee on,Police,reported, ia the
' . i i : ii . . '.' : 1.' ; ' T'W) W". J
matter of codifying tne Laws and urdfr-
---f -
iMoTae Committee on Fire Department re
ported progress. ' -fii .s .-ii iVZ
li:nMi,. a.i im
f m t V1UUWU1 VIIM aauva W mw ,
to report,''' whereapon they :were granted
frti;r imA ' ! "-: J :n - 3 , i-,
further Umefitw; ,0 wo
from further services on ? the Cominltteel
and the Mayor 'siated that if no ' objectlba
Ljf .Mil Vi-r'siijiliti 'jiktjiliLi
was maue ne wouiu cauuso Ameruian
Flanner and take his place himself. s;. 7
' i j . 1 : ; j 1 1 j
Flanner was excused, and Mayor Fishblatt
was, put in hie puces ,ti v'mi itx ti o
The Finance Committee reported , pro
gress on rate taxation, u , v i
, The following amendment . to . the D0e
Ordinance was adopted: ;1 t i.;ii . j
OraVroL .That the ordinances of ihe city
of Wilmington , in relation to dogs,r passed
May 13th, 1878. be and they are hereby so;
amended as to provide " that all dogs in the
city of Wilmington be subject to the usual
tax on dogs, viz, one' and tnrea, aotiars,t
and the police are hereby authorized and
empowered, under , the directions , of the;
Mayor and Chief of ,' , Police. , MO
ferret out all dogs withlu the aroresaia
limits,' and to- enter such private' lots
or ? premises as . may - - bc -i -. necessa
ry for the purpose of carrying .out the re
quirements of this ordinance in order that;
all dogs In the city or Wilmington, wnetner,
running ' alwlargef -or otherwise, shall 'bej
taxed. .n'-'M-H-oi. arma 'ml
The Committee on Street and Wharves;
reported progress. J 1 T !U -''- 'i
Aldermen Bowden offered the following
resolution, which, on motion, was laid over
me ne Trgamrmceiiug iwr
final
acuon. - v
- X tl -V
:-t tx't
The Board of Aldermen having carefully
considered the petition ofMri Henry Nutt,'
asking to be relieved from 'the ( judgment
iy.!r,S':WM
01 we-iweiieaon we omctai .pono 01 4.siv.
Mnn. ie werK or tne superior uouri,
na Wing satlsned that the, Board nayejio
1 f igni or auiuoray to grant euca lea.ueai;
wereiore 1 fwi'-'
2gfoyf That ihe aait matter be not
I lurtber considered by the . Board, and that
the same be remittBd iatrtth& hahds of the
I Attorney who has it charge.
. ' - - - -
Mayor suted that the dwner of the
wharf now used by the city ;on -which to
land ballast, was desirous of renting jt out
to the city. . . u i --fi
Alderman Bowden moved that the,rcity
rent the wharf from Mr. Walker' fb'r' one
year, at (300 per annum, from 1st October,
1879 Carried,
A communication rdnf Capt. Jos. Price,
Harhof iltfaftffl&i$&$hiM- to
the Committee on Streets' ahd Wharves
'5l An ordinance to ' relation lio ,cbws was
-1 pissedy-as; follows ?w"r . ' "
ji ct iu an purauua ic uqiouj
ntniteq xrom allowing their cows or their
heasts to run at large within the 6ity limits.
I ana aii eows or other iCatUBi Deasia .louna
"6".r1,n'! ..Ai-t'Z
j ance hH h impounded by .the Chief of
! Police and advertised, and the owners may
redeem and recover the same upon paying
I t HHU SaU MUVUWW mhhvwww
inff. advertiaieir and tvMn the .aald cows
i or other cattle beasts. , -w
; Resolution offeredf by Alderman Lowrcy
in regard to bills of Henry Green; and T ii.
;i ,vwuivkm nw iucuntwtwwyw'y:"
l . r i " '- r
w wnarrea..-, .-,t. mv :?
The report -of: the-Superintendent of
Health was read and ordered on file.
The report of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department Wad read and ordered on
"file. '".'-u-.j.! ' r
On motion the meeting adjourned.1 , j
kJMh 't t .--i nr. i i- iit 'fill i'.Ifi
' A'meetlng'of the Board' oJ I'Sdncalion
was held yesterday afternoon in the County
Commissioners' 'room. Vat- which ..alii .the
l,memoer8 were present. tuhivnoir-
h. Mr, Donald MacRae. chairman :of,thp
I scnoon committee f ll atriel a..linmo
peajred before ? the -Board and s submitted
SDecificaUobs. cl, for. the; nrobosed vim-
pr0vements to the PeabodvSchooL located
1 on camobell RamnrvmnAiwA for the ben
efit of colored chtldren. i .
A resoluUon was' adoDted by the Board,
I anfh'rtrTzln th !.t;i- Mmmiitea 'nf thin
f6rBaid improvements and' for legal
servfceindrawtneleMefromtne
. . J- A t J-
Was thongbt'al first to hef nadiy injured,but
. a iMk avvwum waa luiyiwTiuji.
uocuvity on Aiuioerry, roevweeu x rou auu
t
. ..;..va .-WHOLE NOP3.T37
CACGIIT N A TKAP.
rreai lor iTvml ljloirlMt ! TlktaTea
T"
TttPns tTtaiUattea. fr the Cleric
t V KifAH m .
men called at, lhe City Pound to have, an-
ox and, a pow"weighedi ? They gave their
name's5 :'aiSam?:Mbdrd and Harry Lee," arid
informed Mr. li. MV Wffliamsj Clerk of the-
Market, that the cattle were tha property
of; it colored, man; named i.Rextben jMoore,
the ' father "of -Sam-'Moore who ' lived' at
Bear Creek, $tfoyt ffixifakt'aiaX' sixty-.
47aAttUea9ji
they -started 2 for- .this 5 place on Saturday,
morning the 2nd instr. They $aidthe'icow
.i.i.,lVi.;jii.J'.',:
'jumped" very , oady,;nu consequently
tbe owner told them tp salt her at any price'
and hot bring her h8ck,n'nder any 'consfdet-
'atfons.Jand hatihejhadVolitheytwp beeves
to. Sam. .Merrick . and John Carvan, two of
the colored -butchersj for $7 each: As the
ox was found to weigh TJ0 pounds.and the
cow 713 pounds thus showing that the men
had cot received for them- one-half their
value, the suspicions of Mr. Williams .were
aroused that there was something wrong.
Requesting the men to come ; with him tb
Justice Gardners office to set a certifir-
Mr. Williams gave the maglstrate to underi-
Btand in a few wordsthe natUTe of the case,
when the young men were given in charge
of an officer They . were then h foriher
questioned, and their answer s still further
tended to confirm the .suspicion; that the
cattle bad been stolen. . , -,; l 1
At this stage of we proceedings one of
our expert detectives appeared on the
scene; He'' weryiewed' the,' parties4-tbgef
,t her, when they, bothcliing to.their original
statement.! He then closeted himself With
Lee alone; when he : signified his
willingness to' swtiari out wan kafSdavil
to the effect that Sam Moore, his compan4
ion, stole, the cattle .from Reuben. Moore j
his father.' V. A warrant was then made out
against Moore and he was committed ' to
examination on the charge of larceny ;'af teij
which the officer pulled a pistol ' from the;
pocket of Loe, and he was also held, on
ihe charge of carrying concealed weapons
bow parties being committed to jaU. . :.
SubsequenUo.iheabove . proceedings it
was developed that the parties under arrest
have been committing depredations in
Grant Township, Tender county, and that
ham uoore's real name is Fuller Hansley,:
the two-having been employed at Rock
Quarry. Still later the steer was identified
as.the property of; Abel BtGeorgeand
the cow as the property of Joe Gibles, both!
colored,, and residents of Grant Township,
Pender county. - '-'
Thus through the vigilance of oar worthy
Clerk of the Market, two notorious thieves
(as it would now appear) have been brought
to justice,, and will no doubt speedily re
ceive their dues. , . . . " : -.i".
Uaaia r v6ntr a-naamlaalanera.
t.The Board met ifl regular session at half-
past 2 o'clock yesterdsy afternoon; present,
CoL Wm. L. 8mith Chairman, and Com
missioners B:. A. Bagg, J. A. Montgomery,
A. J. GrayliTBTGWolrthv
; The Treasurer made his seyeral reports
for tbd month of July, as owsBpecial
f und, showing a balance due Treasurer of
$161 80; General fund, showing' a balance
of $1,743 08; School 1 fund, showing i ba
lance due said fund of $Q,526 27. .. .
;Tbese reports were ordered spread on the
minutes an placed on file. . ,, . x
, Eleven coupons of the denomination of
$15 each were delivered to the Board, and
four coupons of $3 each were also deli
vered, and the whole of the coupons 'de
stroyed in the presence of, the Board -jh &
The Assessor of Wilmington .township.
by recommendation of the County Asses
sors. waS instructed lo add to his list for
taxation all Vessels and keamboau doing
tusiness regularly i in - this -port,f ? whether
owned bj reaidenla or hosHsesidehf teipo
. Retail liquor license weTeranred .the
following named, peraons for . three months
from August 1st:1 J. Btyfa C. H. Wesr
sel, H. AV Glaynieyer, Geo. L. Bchutte,?.
D. H. Klander, Mary Davis, N. A. Moody,
D. Steljes, E,: Wr Dosber, A, Rush, J. G.
01denbnttIe!,Wm. Ulrleh,John M Bremer,
J. W Duls, George F. Colin;" N. Hullen,
C. SicmmeTman,- John FJ StbTter, Robert
Jj Scarborough,!, Vollers,Joo. W. Gerdts,
John O'Brien, .C. Schulken, Delia f Brysori,
.C Michaels. Sarah Meyer, John Carroll,R
F..Eydent Wji jHGrotgeB, J H.arotgen,
Howeu Cobb,. p. Otten. t ... .
The Register repbrted.lhe amoun of f ees
for the month of Juy due1 the1 county at
marriage f licenses f as $ 50. Ordered re-
ceived and placed on fileljj 08 Mi ap
v l On motion, the. Board ad journed to meet
the fourth Monday in August,, at, half -past
2 O'clock. v- - ('
n t We hearthat there was .a, regular ''knock
down and. drag on V'j fights : in he neighbor
hood of Fourth and Castle streets, between
12 and 1! o'clock on Sunday morning, dti-
ring whichr 'brick-bats and other missiles
Were wbiathig "thtodgb the" air - tike ball,
brass knuckles weie. brought into requisi
tion, and even pistols were drawn The
extent of the casualties, however, - proved
to be less' disastrous than" might have' been
expected. No dead bodies were found on
the field after the1attle, and 'only one of
the ? combatants'" Is known 1 to have been
severely dund4dL t Ha i received : a j deep
ahd painful cm on! the chin : front a,pair of
brass knuckles ..The -pplicej were sum
moned from some, distant , beats, but when
they got on- the ground all was calm and
serene.' "It Valleeed," we5 understand', that
we difficulty 'grewu out of the presence of
some of tbe fighting ' ock from "PaddT's
a Hollow! in :thatv usually peaceful part of
MS
To-Jay. IntleatlOBi rjtrt ,v Vf '
For , the South Atlantic and Gulf Stales,
easterly to southerly winds,' partly cloudy
higher temperature and stationary or slowly
falling barometer, - are tbtf indicatidns for
1r4ay..;i a , j.m hi joy i Ji '.' '
a-a j'.., b
Unlatai cor f!..- r,i V-j;-j I--f t
is sThia tribunal, .met yesterdays morning
His Honor, JsdgeOi P. Meares' 'presiding.
JThefoliowirig comprise Ihe Gran2t'.'Jufy,
or, the term; John Q Heyer; Foreman ; W,
H.i Montgomery, Marcus- Bear. " Daniel P. ;
Barnes D:' M.5 txA' Alex.'1' Johnson; Ji I.
: ween, , George Honnett;,iMartln
Lofting Wi .DuJIalui, Jesse i Wilder.-4:Ed
ward Howard; ,Samnel : BeArJ Jr .!." u8amuel
Davis 'A j'Mott, , H. W McLaurioVCM.
M.KaUJ.J"v Flowers. ? , .1 - i ;
ft Quite a number of minor cases were dis
posed of during the day. .:-S(c -I I J, .
.In the case, of Hay wood Miller and Josh
King, charged with larceny, the, jury re
turned a verdict 'of not guilty.""" "' " !
ritermomete Kee(rtf.-";jiJ v .v." ; '
j f The following will show, the slate of the
thermometer; at the stations mentioned," it
4.81 yesterday " evening, Washington mean
time; as ascertained from' the daily bulletin
issued from the Signal Ofiice in this city:
Atlantal-k).)..87
fileyj .V7e8tJ.rJ.'; . .87
Mobile, . j ;.8l
Montgomery .a;i4
New .Orleans,;; .. 88
Punta Rassa, i ..w.87
Savannahs 88
St. Marks,; a. 86
Augusta,, 88.
Charleston , v ,. 89
Charlotte 4... ;.i85
Coraicana, . 90
Galveston.. ....87
Havana,, ,u. 87
Indianola, . : . . i .85
WUmington,:.'- .85
j acKson viiie . ,..87 I
Ai"ii,rinTAn:i"iiB.!' X I
p-Tbejrin? Jarl and "tb'e Pyfei!Sa
from thjs port have arrived out, u . ; nj-i
The Steamship BegvMor ' has com
pleted repairs and is taking in her ; cargo
forNeW)York.:-:is -i;.: .. j
Theteanr
in the river of eighteen fectaltogethor f rom
the late rains, but there had been a: "i ill o
about two feet when she left Fayette viUe
Saturday morping. ;
0 mails ; close andarrivkt the''tjit
Post OflSceas followsir1 . p ; ; " v ;:; i
close. . " '. ; - ' i
Northern through niails. ; . ; 7:45 P.: Ml
Northern . through. ; and way i "y: ' ;5.
maus. .................. .. 0:3U A. Mi
Mails for the N. "C. Railroad, V : ;
. and routes, supplied there- -, . . r
from, including A. & N: C. ' '" .
Railroad;; at. : . . . . ..... ,5:30 A. M;
Southern mails forf; all points. ' . , ;- -
South- daily. ' . . 7:30 A. M.
Western mails (C.C.R'vldailv
(except tJunaay).,,;, 0:00 r. M.i
Mail for Cheraw & Darlington .
. aiiroad .. i. i ............ . 7.-4S if. M.
Malls for points between Flo
rence and Charleston . . . . . .' 7-50 A. M.!
Fayettevule,and offices on Cape
f ear ruver, luesuays aaa .
Fridays.. .... ..: . . ;;-i 0 P M J
Fayetteville; .via' Lumberton, ' . ijy.-- I
daily, except Sundays.... 6:00 P.M.
Onslow C. H. and : interme- -.
diate offices every yridav. , 6 :00 A M;
Bmithville mails, by steam-. " i ? . j
boat dauy (except JSundays) . a. -00 P. M.
Mails for- Easy Hill," Town"7 ; ;
' Friday at.V,.i.. .r 6)0 AJL
WiUniogtoc and Lisbon, Mon-'
:.days and Fridays at...... J: 6.-00 A. 31 .
. , ujr&rt iva iiaut&A. - . ,- :
Northern through mails...., . 9.-00 A.M.
Northern, through, and, way. . ,
Southern mails:;. -.iOOiM;".:-Monday. ,
naMttiAa flAhtrar Rail rnarl . . '1 7 TO -JW A : Mil
; Stamp OfElcetipen from SA; M. tol2M..
and from 2 to S&O P.M. Money order and
Register Department open same as stamp
office. 'v-'"''.'.V . -y1
General delivery open from 6:80 A: M.
to 6:30 P. M,, and, on Sundays from 8 30 to
Btamps for sale at general delivery when ;
stamp officer is closed, i :t ? s : :.- a( to ic i
Mails collected from street .'boxes, every .
dajKjat,4.00,P.I,;rn4:Ji!''3"sve ;
TirrrjGMs
, Chew Jacxsox'b Bsa Sweet Navy .Tobacco. :
.7-:
THE MORNING STAR can always be had at tne
following places in the city ; The Purceil Boose,
HaitU' News' Stand, and' the 8ta Office. - ' . ,
FOR UPWARDS Off THIRTY YBAR8 Mas
WraaiAW'K Sooranrs Bybttp has been asedfor
children. It correcte acidity of the stomach, relieves
wwd oouo, regtuanauie oowets, cores STenrui
andmABBHOXA. whether arisina from teethlnsror
oiker caoaes. , An old and well-tried remedy.' - 35
FINE ENGLISH GUNSbi-The attention of Snorts
men Is invited to the advertisement af Messrs. J. &
W. ToUey, manufacturers of fine breech-loading
guns, Birmingham, England. Their gons are made
jo order according to speciSeatioas and measure
ments rurnisned," thus easuring- the right crook,
length of stock, 4c,, j i, iO.ii.;;-
" To Avoid the' Danger1 of infection,' the' linen of
peraons suffering from akin diseases of acontagb-
ooanarora anonia oa waanea wiw ulhk i bui.
raui Boat, which la not only a remedy bat dia.
infeetant " ... . . ,., ;
Hnj.'s iKSTAXTAKaotrs Hai'Dts contains no
metallic poison. ' X l - ...
. si A fr&)mit
, Faaax, GAt, AprO 14ta, 1879w "I have watehed
the use of the medicine known as Swift's Syphilid
tie Spedflo over fifty year, and hate never known
or heard of an Instance of failure to cure when pro
perly taken., In 1835 George Walker bought at aue
Ooa a alAve not warranted, whom he treated with
this remedy, and cored aha sound and well ia four
weeks. Bight years afterwards he said the boy had
never had any return, ot the disease or lost a day
from work. H. L. Day asp. 8oldbyGsan
Fxaxhxb, and all Druggista,T l,i '
- iii ; aiBnoni an.
'Extract frem the preceedings of the" Board ot
Audit and Finance, At a meeting held August 4th .,
The Chairman having announced the death of
Mr.Player.Mr. H. J. Jones offered the toilewlag,
which was unanimously adopted and ordered by
the Boardto be published t -'' " - x -.
. tUnce our last meeting death has laid Its' Icy head
upon a member of ourg Board. THOMAS W.
PLAYER has been called hence Into the presence
of the Great Auditor above; full ot Tears, he has
gone to the grave aa few men can nope to -go
whwuib nnm; u us trona or a oiemisnapoa
his character. Asa man he was firm and decided
In bis convictions ot duty, and high-toned ia bis
every action; there couli
him when the question w
kt. I t.
ua
bev no eomBromiatt for
turn when the question was the least tainted with
error, for his laea of right sprang from a heart so
UIVI. IV! U1B M U& IIUI DpiHU ILVIM B Ut3aTfc BO
utterly void of wrong-doing that he fbad but one
guiding motive, and that was to deal justly with all
trusted friend, whenever he came in contact with
his fellow man. -. Unassuming In his manner and
deportment as he was unyielding In his Integrity,
he was the type of a true geAtsaun, and our ideal
of a perfect man.
.- Resolved, That a memorial page e left on our
Minute Book, and thatpnir Clerk be requested to
inscribe thereoa the naatev age, and date ot death
of our deceased friend, and that a copy or these
Proceedings be sent to the family of the deceased
tMi pubuahedln the daily papers. i - ". ,-
.tliroadays,, S BO
v foordays,.. ,5.... 8 00
" ,J !i ave dayB,.i.,.... t.V- -8 60
V, Three weeks, ,...)?.,LZ". 8
; Two months,... s....'t ...,.f.;-M 0('
-TBI
fhree montha,.-.;
S4 Ct
Six nonths,. .;. o W'
5" : i One year,..', j. ...... .v,f.6(IM1
raContract Advertisement Tetcii'- M- prft-'
tioaately low rate. Y'.i ,..-. - . t
Tea lines wild Honparell type make one sqnar
-DIED. , - v,,!;
W&DBBLta. At the residence inf hr ,nn? flnn
A. 11. Waddell, In this city,' at a quarter put seven
o'clock, P. M., Angntt 4th. Mrs. BUSAtTH. WAI;
ItBLL, relict of Hoik Huga Waddell. aged 75 yean.
Tbe friends and acquaintances of tne' family are
Invfed to attend the funeral this (Tneeday) after-
noon., at a o ciocx, at fit , James' .Chorch, thence
o Oakdale Cemetery. - . Kt
BAG LET. Laat nithtt ' nviiirk uirim
daughter of Janes, Bagley, aged 8 years . and U
months; f .?'.", a
' "SaSer tittle children- to come nnto1 me. for of
such Is the kingdom ot heaven." - . - , - '
xne ronerai will take place from tha.reeldonce of "
her parents, this afternoon, at half-past i. o'clock.
NEW; ADVERTTSEMEljrTS
" '-a 't - anndrlea at Atictlon. -f J -
This Mbmrato, at 10 o'clock, wa will
elL at onr Salea Boom. South Water Street, an
assortment af Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Carpets, Matrasses, Bans and- Bedding. China and
Glaaa Want, on T.nwn Mnnrai iA Rnll anA OR
Kits Mackerel. Also, one flea Doable .Barreled
Gun, Powder, Flask and Shot Poneh. -
' ' .' , , , CMNLY Sf MORRIS. - .
ug 5 Jt iC , :t ' ' " - Auctloneen. v
HoooHght and Ilusic.
rpUEaDAT BVSlNmo. aijGtJST 6Ttt, FAMILY
JL BXCUaSIOK TO PORT PISHBR.
The magnificent Steamer PASSPORT, Capt J.
W. Harper, will make a trip as above, leavInK her
Wharf at 7.45; return at 13.80 A. M. sharp. 1 '
BOUHB TRIP -86 CTB. Tickers limited." Bold
at office of angSlt GSO. MYBR8, Agent
Imitators
s--ii 1
ABB APPROPRIATING OUR, RRINPORCK
. MRST on Shirts. Onr. patent,, however, pro
tects ua in the exclusive sale of the ., , . .,,,.,
. -i"V SLBBYR AI)JU8TKR. i , ..
Por a better Bhlrt at SI. OA all cAmnlato. than
ts sold aaywajre else, go to ...,i.,f.. .
Xii: TRINITY COLLEGE. ?f. C.
THB PALL TERM BBGISS 8RPT. 8Di 1879
IxrareB-Tuition $80 to $37 ; Board, inclu
ding taraiaaed room and errant, $8 to $10 per
month; Board in clubs $5 per men th.. .-, ,.,
: . We invite special attention to our superior accom
modations and facilities, and the very small expen
diture now required. Bend for, Catalogue.,
wP. O. TrinityjDoUege,JN. C. . A .
Tang 5 9t B. CRAtBN, Presideat
Great Reduction
t-A
ON T6BACCO AT THRGAEDRN CITY CIGAR
RKPORIUM.
BlackweU'sGenumiuarhanindzrr formerly 10
cents, now 8 cents; 4 -os., -formerly 30 cents, now
1552,?,toi 16 t formerly l cents, now 66 tients.
SUll running the celebrated Standard Brand of
8 cento Cigara. . : : ,a Hit
D lvidendi' ? ? s
. : WILMINGTON N, a, Aug; 1,18S9.
THB BOARD OF OIRBCTORS OP THIS BANK
OP NRW HANOVBR have this day declared
a Dividend of THRJSB PSR CRNT. (free of Ux),
out af the earnings of the Bank, for the six months
ending July 81, payable on and after the 10th Inst.
aug 3 It. . S. D..WALLACB, Cashier.
; :" jj ' : . . . . " . ' . v ;-
4i Another Lot -
OP MOORB'8 BISTORT .P NORTH CARO
LINA Just received at
$!Mnki.iiV!UJi THB UVB BOOR 8TORB.
AH ihe Latest
.IK
SBA-SIDR AND FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRA
RIES, and an Immense stock of Summer Read
ing of every description at - RRINSBBRGRR'S.
Pianos and Organs,
ang
Live Book and Music Store. .
;..2
Grand Finale
-.1. ( W.(
l-Jtrfl
LOSING OUT
OPSUMMRR CLOTHING, vz'kul' I..
PrlceeINCMPRRHENSIBLY'!low.
'(Mii I-1 . 'Call on w !. t C 'ti -
' nh l i - IfUL DAVID;? ''noil
:;.!
U 'The;ClotWer.
59 DOZEN PEA11L8
in
WITH THE HSISPORCEMBNTS TO ARRIVE
i'sv 1 J " ' 1 1 ..- 11 " "1r. .. :i. ''''
Prepare for Showers
JgY PURCHASING AN. .UMBRELLA!
STRAW GOODS A LOW PRICES I
... . ;t, Hatters; !
BING-H AM SCHOOL
: llEBANEVIl.I.Ei fl Cfs OV t
t ? THE 171ST SESSION BEGINS JUL ,80vi
BOARD REDUCED TO Q PER MONT1L, ,
TUITION 4 TO, ftRfi PER SESSION.
vox particulars address . -,
jj S3 tw lu aac -lMA.B.BISGHAMiup't.
-,-,:M
Lost,
30
:jJpUipXQ.QWyR AND SHOE BUTTPNBR,
of stiver, made in the shape of ta knife to open arid '
saut. - Tbe fifderwUI be suiUbly; rewarded oa leayr
Ing it at the Stab Office; v.i -r , hvjytj-tff,
- b ; e nay and s?eecT critters,1' B ; "
GOKN 8HELLBR8, CART' WHEELS, DRAY
Wheels,-Wagon and Buggy Wheels, Spokes.
BimavHaba, Buggy BeaU, bulky Shafts,' Buggy
Poles, Smiths Bellows, Smiths' WTools, Cow Bells.
Palls, Spades. Shovels, Ac., Ac, all at lower prices
than ever sold In this city. Call and see for your
selves at .ROBERT HENNING'S, hit
Nbab
Whabt.
no. v suraet street.
2t
,,'SUgS.DAWtf, lr
On To-Day's ' Stcamet :
TXJB HAVE 1000 BUSHELS CHOICE MIXED
jfo
CORN FOR PEED,
4 PRIME -WHITE CORN.I OATS. HAY. Ac In
Store. . . i .. . . .-' . r.
Wegnarantee every bushel of our Meal BOLT
ED
CO.WOiTE ana frkku
ang 8 tf
PRESTON CUMM1NO A CO.
inri V'lr.t
VriiiiTrn:'
;nt! f?iitf r.
f. .1 ,. T.. ' 'J --oli.tV
B HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
aad most effect assortment - of TfiuM KB
and TRAVELING BAGS ever brought to this
market. Prices reduced. Give as a call at our
Wholesale and Retail Harness Establishment, No. 8 ,
-OUTH FRONT STREET
saug8 tf . , MALI
ALLARD tt BOWDEN.
, A Good Investment
CAN' BE r REALIZED BT PUTTING VoUtt
money In Beusehold Gotds, such as TOILET
SETS, DUOR MATS, STEAM -COOKBRS, and the
"PARKER" and; ''B088MOR&" COOK STOVES,
',lt. Bold by ' - -
- " ' ., ?ARKEB Ss TAYLOR - '
angatf 'h -"ii-.,. .. w Front Street
rTMIE ; PROVERB .THAT SMALL PROFITS
JL wilt: produce quick sales; "If you desire to
buy5 the BEST PUPVITUPS for THE LEAST
MONEY go to the FURNITURE STORE,
N, B. Corner Market snd Id St Wllmineton, N. C.
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