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OUTLINES.
Mr. Bradlaagb has been served with a
writ at the suit of Henry L. Clark, claim
ing 300 for affirming and afterwards ta
king bis seat. Small pox ia raging at
Christiana r British had a fiht with
ugsinst the Jfisui9 has been enforced and
quiet prevails. There ia great indignation
,n)0ug the upper rank9 in Constantinople
vcr the Derlio Conference. Frank
II) uuii ullii-T Americans are to shoot a1
Wimbledon. The Americana again
Icoge Shieldr score, Americans 842,- Irish
men 334. At Denison, Texas, Frank
rttcote, a murderer, was taken from the
i-uirJ and shot to death. Peace has
concluded at Buenos Ayre?.
'hi i'1 troP f United Stales is much
tetter tbau kflt year. The Democratic
iog of tbe Workingmen'a party of Cali
fornia deposed Kearney and endorsed the
Huccock and English ticket. . Iron
founJry tjurneu ai Auguai. ua.; loss $zo,-
Geu.'Ja.-". W. Singleton was
icu iinioated for Congress by the Demo
crsis of tliB Eleventh Illinois district; 236
trallots were had . The European re
sidents of Constantinople are apprehensive
of an oulbresk. Bradlaagb made bis,
maiden .-ptcdi yesterday ou Irish relief
matters. The Americans were beaten
in thisbooting at the 1100 yards raoge yes
terday. General Hancock and Mr. Tilden
have had a long private interview.
The total immigration from Europe
ta tin; jort of New York for May
was 42,020.
Among those who received Bache
lor of Arts at Harvard Commence
ment w a. W: F. Price, Lumberton,
N. C.
'i he total gold coiuage lor the first
six months of 18S0 is 56,157,925;
silver, $2 7,943,437.50; minor coin?,
?:G7,745.50.
Tanner had lost four pounds by
lite third day. The physicians say he
cannot lo without food longer than
from tight to twelve days.
In funiiment Gen. Hancock is said
to Im- a Baptist. His father. was one.
His only child, Russell, is a Baptist.
All of his living relatives are also of
the persuasion.
Grant, -Hancock and McCleilao
were Democratic Generals in the late
war. Thomas and Farragut were I
Nfluhernera. Lincoln was Southern
born and bred. I
Attornev General Devena h no
fearti as to not having enough deputy
marshal., i A hn t Cnvt f .ho
v -" J I
Tarfield party in November. The
Democrats in Congress made no
1'nnision for them.
It is to be remarked that Leouard
Jerome is not so popular with the
organs since he declared for Hancock,
'hey are ungrateful and have for-g-Jtlen
tho toO.OOO he irave them in
1370.
then?
Wasn't he a clever fellow
Anti-Tammany held an entbusias-
l'c meeting, indorsing, Ilancock on
Thursday niht Tammanv followed
uaymgnt. lammany loilowea
9u't. ami John Kelly spoke burying
ihe hatchet. With divisions healed
inXpwYn.u.k . . . . r
" aew 1 ork that State is certain for
'l4liCO('lf I
. I VI
At a Democratio ratification meet- I
democratio ratification meet- I .
lni k.ll T . ...I
Llcl 1 1 in irnntlnn TimaHiiif nmfe.
ol. A. M. Waddell was called out
and made a speech. He is also an
nounced to make a speech in Ver
mnt. We get these facts from Mr.
Kale'a New York letter to the Ra
IeiRh News.
i. o I
We take occasion to enter our
raost earnest protest thus early. It
ginning to bo talked that Gar
field will
have to withdraw. We I tbe
re hope that no such calamitv
willKri . I
"i Defal the Democratic party.- He 1
; ireaoy beaten, and if he should be
,orced off the track
and another
put on we should have the race
l0n over from th tk. ri.
lowin;.:r . .
-o pn;u irom WOSDineton to
theKew Ynrt- ? .
that.ii, i glVeS h,ntof
U k about Garfield :
Nted Rerinhiinona .t w..i,;ni
hrP,.-."epQt) lcan8 at Washington.
--w uailltfl UAH ..:. ; m
namea unni...;. . : :t . ' I
public
$H Garfield VT:kc, "ZZZ
tbe policy
Jdidte whose rewrd is na
Pnviyna.D(1 di6honor: They tbinx the
W and K enough to carry such a I
. I
iJQ onf4 f --ft vMwugu V WMJ OUWU
'it'be l
tt8C0 flV C !U: A01" ea. " Dy .
tenrip.i email circle, nut nas I
tiQ.u f u important influences, and
ooe nf .v. BUJ"ng me inenda of more than I
Chicago"
.Olll I n II I . Vlin MSsn .In.na.ny. .
- uu 1TCIC UC1HICU Bk
von. xxvi; no. 9o:
L; Shera"
has
been
baolked by Haves in his DurDoae to
gets
even in another way,' Hhaa issued
! -4'"ng au appuoauons
for office
toie made to him, and all" --frj?!!?! tbo.iGttberaa-
' -a u L- .:waf.5?" ' " -f o,,fu ;V-!-':-j '
are to be made by him. Statesville iiXaoww; Mtss
removals
Spirits Turpenxiiie.
Tbej now call him "Hon." YV.
J. Best.
Typhoid fever is prevailing at
Warrenion.
Gen. Clingman was "an original
Ilancock man."
We receive a New Berne paper
every now and then.
Charlotte had 21 interments in
June 5 white and 16 colored.
Jack Bostain, in Iredell county,
was thrown from a mule and paralyzed.
Raleigh people are complain
ing of the bad way ia which the census was
taaen.
Mr. John G.King, one of Louis
burg's most esteemed and aged citizens, is
dead, in his 72d year.
The Raleigh young men have
formed a Hancock and Jarvis Club, with
George M. Smcdes as President
A storm passed over Louisburg
and vicinity ou Tuesday last, blowing
down trees and fences and damaging the
fiuit.
In looking over the Slate ex
changes the last two days we think we have
met with twenty-five uncredlted Hems ta
ken from the Star. Tote fair.
Southern' Home: The first ac
tual survey of the State of North Carolina,
accompanied with a map, was made by
Jonathan Price and John Strother, in 1808.
- Thus far the census man has not
repotted a single negro in the State as be
ing over 150 years old. There must be
ZTi
Henderson Heview: In attempt
ing, a few days 'ago, to arrest a colored
mu named Wlnfield, constable Phelps
was struck by him with a stone and so seri
ously injured as to be confined to his room
Alamance Gleaner : On last
Monday. William Coble was arrested on a
charge of resisiiug a census enumerator in
the discbarge of his duty, and was bound
over to answer at the next term of tho Fed
eral Court.
Col. W. R. Myers was re-elected
President,and J. J. Gormly.Superintendent,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Atlantic,
Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, by the stock
holders at their meeting held at Charlotte
on the 1st inst.
YVilaou Advance : Wo have
never undertaken to lecture our brethren of
the Democratic press for the course which
they have t-eea tit to pursue with respect to
the nomination of Gov. Jarvis or any other
.Democratic candidate.
Louisburg TTmes: Last Satur
day being the day appointed by John
Wiliiamsun fur a meeting, between fifty
and a hundred negroes assembled in the
Cuurt House. General B. B. Hawkins and
James C Wynne were the only white par
ticipants. Ashville Citizen : Prof. Wra.
Cain baa been for the past three weeks en
gaged in surveying the route from this
point to Pigeon river, with the view of lo-
eating positively the line of the Western
Coleman has been at the same time going
over the line down the French Broad. .
Our respected contemporary,
lDe .oaiMO5y. n""' quoting
wnat we saia aoout tne Caoctncall nomlna-
lions, says: "And it may also be said that
tl " longer experience than that men-
tioned by ihe Star, we have no remem-
brance of any nominations which have so
thoroughly impressed the opposition party
wnn us sirengm anu inevrtaoie.success."
Oxford Torchlight: A meeting of
the stockholders of the Oxford and Hender
son Railroad and other parties interested
was held last Tuesday. It was slated that
tbe Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company
would complete tbe road at once, provided
the stockholders would turn over to them
the road bed of the Oxford & Hendeseon
Railroad, free from all liabilities, together
with the assets now on hand.
A hen belonging to Mr. Porter Watts,
of Bethany, has laid an egg with a handle
to it like a gourd. A party has already
been made up in Statesville to go on to
Washington in March next to see Hancock
inaugurated. A list of. the names and
a2e8 of u the unmarried ladies of Iredell
coanty igOD file at the office of the clerk of
the Superior Court. This list is accessible
to a11 young men oa,limonl111' inclined.
Charlotte Observer: There is
mQcn complaint .long the line of tbe West-
n Nnrtk ITamlfna Kll mil) llMlnsf Iha
night schedule. Railroad companies
U .U WVtlMW B..IUBI IUl
boald certainly be tbe friends of the stock
wi h th , oneraUon in the two
" . . ... " . . . ' ,
.r.tiaa lhulnh vhinll Ilia lll.nlin T...
nessee cs uoio iunroaa runs, inai roau
o tt r i . ' .
paid during the year only $16.50 for live.
stock killed. The Cheraw & Chester
Railroad has gotten old enough and strong
enough to run excursions. There is to be a
big one to Chester next Saturday. . .
Raleigh Observer: From nearly
all parts of tbe State comes the news of
destruction by storms, lightning ana nail.
A gentleman who came up from New
Berne yesterday said that tbe hail had
Dlaved havoc with the cotton and corn in
tho fields around Kins ton. The crops on
the fine farm of Mr. Parrott were almost
totally destroyed. The vacancy on
Committee, owing to the declension of j
CPlal F-A?L,W
u orjr. kj. r lemmiu, xsq. juieuteu" i
ant Jos. B. Batchelor, Jr., U. 8. A., is in I
the crty, having arrived weanesaay even- i
Dg - - .. I
vv arreuwu
Gazette : Malissa
Somervflle. a colored girL : smothered her
m'0 lMl iaht or this morning. -We j
werepieaseatoseem mtumu;
our oia, young inena, an. ausub imeesM
son of the late Mr. Elbert Cheek, who left
Warren some twelve years ago for Ken-
tucky , While doing well himself, hen does
not advise any one to leave the Old North
i., w w.tan tnfnrma na
mate.
that his little son. Rommy, killed a mocca-
awaav awa.ee i ass. w mm tw. t
" U orchard a few days ago that had
sixty - four young ones, from three to six
inches in length. v I
w-r . T" : - rTt L I I
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want recreation and are wUling to spend a
. xiinston uoumai: xne people i
m?.aer"! 8U," 0 D"
raiiroao lare ueiers many iiibwub meammu
from more than one or two trips oaring me rpiace upon 1 lie's pilgrimage me same even-
rummer.
In tOWl rimtnii hart 1 10O 1
i.k.Kti..lii aina iK.n tha AflrnnM r
limits have been reduced for political pur- I
Kcfl:-anl tbe towtt Drcmet'namberf 1.217
cr.n in cooaui.n ! surtt
OhardlylneceMarfv
tosSSSrThe hSfiSZ
Painter, the, noted Quaker revivalist, who
has just concluded a series of meetings at
Olin, which were largely attended and re-
suuea in taft - conversion or many persons,
is coming to . Statesville to hold a series of
services. Alexander county is. hard tp
hold. We have a nostal irom Tavloraville
which tells as that on the morniog of the
i ."f'if . njfDeL, Jflf
miles from thai! place, gave birth to four
children., The wife and children of
Rev, Dt McGilvary, D. p., Presbyterian
missionary to Biam, arrived here last eek
and are stooDine at Simonton Female Col
lege. They arrived ia America last winter
and have been spending some months with
relatives in Moore county, North Carolina,
NEW aOVBUTlSEiaBNTiS.
DoAbWkDo.. . ,
Kino Bath tubs, &c ,
L. VoLLKBS-r-Bird seed.
Dykb & Son This week.
Notice Closing of stores. -Ottkkboubo
A big offer. .
PhtTiTP Chbist Ice cream.
Wm. H.'Grkkh Turnip seed.
A. David A good investment.'
Mtjnson The "Peerless" shirt.
J. C. Muttds Toilet soaps, &c:
HKiireBKBGKB Hammocks,. &c.
Beit. White Upholstering; &c.
Bomcv & Sons Cape Fear flour.
Horner Bchooi Oxford, N. C.
T. H. McKot The glorious 4th.
P. H. Ha TDENr-Harness. factory.
Mallard & Bowden To tourists. .
D. A. Shith & Co. Special prices.
Excursion To. Hamme plantation.
Gerhabdt & Co. Trunk repairing.
W. W. Bimmons Pieced cotton ties.
. CL W. Yates Books, stationery, &c.
Bridgers & Co. What vim will do.
J. H. HAEDiN-i-Complete assortment.
Harrison & Allen Summer styles.
John Dawson & Co. Russian medale.
WlLKINGTON DtEIHO ESTABLISHMENT.
Adrian & Vollkrs Coffee, sugar, &c.
Altaffer, Price & Co: Wire netting.
McDotjoall & WTLTJAtrgoN Carriages.
Stevenson; & Co. First class groceries.
Parker & Taylor Lightning rods, &c.
Cronlt & Morris Truck farm at auct'n
Kerchner & Calder Bros. Full
and complete stock.
Local !.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Watermelons are coming into
market a little more freely.
To day is the "Glorious Fourth,' I
though to-morrow will be celebrated.
mi . L jx ft
The thermometer reached 90
. , . M
degrees in our office yesterday, at 2.30 P.M.
The days have shortened 6 min- J
utes, being now 14 hours and 29 minutes
long. ,
Ash and oak - wood were, we
learn, in demand last week, with but little
on the market
PAmnloinr ta mnAa that. Kavb I
are allowed to bathe in such a public place
as Green's mill pond.
Tbe schooner Luola Murchison, from
this port, cleared from London for New
York on the 29th ult. .
Be oareful with , fire arms, etc.,
to-morrow, and save us the unpleasant duty
of chronicling an accident.
The postofiice will be closed on
Monday from 10 o'clock A. M..to 4.30 P.
M. Tbe mails will close as usual.
The Wilminffton Lieht Infantry
m ii T j j. , ,.. I
to Wrightsville Sound in full uniform.
The City-Hall will be closed on
Monday, and no business of a public .na
ture will be transacted within its Walls.
The. Register of Deeds issued
three marriage licenses during the past
week, and they were all for .colored cou
pies.
-r rjrr rr t m:u . v. I
Kev. VV . 1. Jones Will preach at j
the open-air meeting at Dudley's Grove
this Sabbath afternoon at half-past 4
o'clock.
In announcing our clerical vis
itors in yesterday's issue the types made us
say Rev. W. N. Jurney instead of Rev.
N. M. Jurney. ' 1
What have the citizens east of
Fifth street done that for several nights
recently they have been left in almost
Egyptian darkness f
Tn ronW tr. n i n,-r n lona raaAl
t'j
er, we would state that dog- days accord-
leg to Turner's Almanac bein July 3d
...
To-morrow-is the time for the
reeaiftr monthlv meeUnirs of the Board of
County Commissioners and . the Board of
Aldermen, bnt they will probably be post-
w
poueaio a luiure aay.
- To-morrow beinc the dav which
. , . . " . .
will be generally observed la lieu of the 4th-
of July, which falls iayeMlaiSuliday,
d be Q0 papef ued r,0m
vw ... . " ; , , ,
this office on Tuesday mornine. ;
v - -
Some one was alluding to the
fact of the presence of three or four preach
ers at Warsaw, Duplin county, on Thurs
dBy iMt, Dr. Pritchard among the number,
VLBJ IM,, Al. A tiivuatu himvub, .mw UUIUWVi, I
when lt transpired that as many as three
that I
7-- , 7, . 1 " I
Tncr whioh nn.Mrorf .nrnttv onnA I
time nv fnf . tnwii nf nn tthnnt nn nn.
dred and fifty or two hundred inhabitants
' ' " : ; - " ' ' ! - " ' : . . -. ..
t Two Fimiiieion the com i Nortii
eln this ehy;ye.terday to the effect
J '"raT .r ' u
north side of Bogne Inlet. abouUhirty-five
miles south of Fori Mscon4 are in an actual
8tate of 8tarVati6r. The famine-stricken
persons consist of George GiUican, wife
and six children, and Ford Lewia.wife and
two children. Their discovery was made
in this, wise: Mr. Corbett, formerly stationed
at Sloop Point, below this city, but now in
charge of the office at Fort Macea, being
off 00 a tour of inspection of his wire, and
. . , , , . . . . . . . .' .
beinS in search of a boat in which to cross
Bbgue Inlet, accrdentally came across the
families in a fish camp on one of the lonelv
banks remote from the channel, of travel
and almost, of casual resort. . Both fami
lies were down with bilious, fever, with
only ode in all their- number able Ao
sit up or be of the least assistance
to the remainder of them, being without
money,, or provisions, or the means of
getting them, and none of their number
being able to go over to the mainland for
help. When Mr. Corbett arrived they had
not had a mouthful of anything to eat in
three days, and were actually on the verge
of starvation, besides being worn out with
sickness and want of rest. Mr. Corbett
had a pocket instrument with him, by
means of which be succeeded in transmit
ting the information of the destitute fami
lies to the office here, and we learn that, a
telegram has; been forwarded to Morebead
City, so that help may speedily reach those
sorely afflicted people.
We are Indebted to Mr. Watson, in
charge of the Signal Office here, for the
above information.
fttayor'a Court.
Mary Eliza Lively, colored, charged with
being tipsy and acting very disorderly on
the public streets between 11 and 12 o'clock
Thursday night, and also with cursing and
abusing and resisting a police officer, was
ordered below for thirty days for tlie former
and thirty days for the latter offence, the
prisoner to be confined for the present in a
dark cell, ia consideration of some threaten
ing remarks she made as judgment was be
ing pronounced in her case.
During the session of . the Court informa
tion was telephoned of a disturbance in the
neighborhood of Sixth and Walnut streets,
when Sergeant Davis was instructed to go
and investigate the matter. He soon re
turned with one Lucy Fisher, colored, and
her case was immediately called. She was
charged with acting in a very boisterous I
manner, to the great annoyance of the
neighborhood. One of the witnesses testi
fied that she was not only using her tongue
to griat advantage, so to speak, but that
she was hurling pots, kettles and other
utensils about in a most indiscriminate man.
ner, and also flourished an axe and threat-
' . u
ened to hurt somebody with it. Her de-
yf faer conduct Wafl bolh sad ,
amusing, making the impression on more
than one present that she was partly de-
mented. She was ordered to pay a fine of
$10 or go below for ten days.
nereeeea Mail Service.
There has been quite an increase in the
e - . .
mail KPTwlp hpfP rpppnlltf Thorn ora nnw I
mail service here recently. There are now
i . i
.two mails per week between Wilmington j
ana aeiow u. ti. ana intermediate points,
: instead of one, as formerly; two between
Easy Hill, Town Creek and Shallotte and
Wilmington, instead, of one, with an addi
tional one between Wilmington and Little
River, S. C, and three between Wilming
ton and Blacky River Chapel, instead of
two, as formerly.
Tuesday, tbe 6th inst., at 8 p.
m., is the time for the Ward meetings called
for 7 the County Executive Committee in
yesterday's issue. In the local reference
to the proposed meetings tbe types had it
Monday the 6th. . " ''
See fourth page for other loeal news.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Soldier Will You Work! ;
J-O, I WILL SELL MY SHIRT FIRST. BEN
wiut you worKi x, send in your
Paper Hanging, Upholstering, Shades and Awnings.
BEN WHITE.
The Paper Hanger,
Market, bet. 3d and 3d St.
Jy41t
Ice Cream !
rpHE BEST YOU EVER GOT.
JL
Just try it
jy 4 tf
AT MARKET STREET BAKERY.
PHILIP CHRIST .
Proprietor.
Toilet Soaps,
QOLOGNKS, TOILET. WATERS, AND HAIR
lain nvk t. J. ., . I
. . ui uDu, a I
fnll line of Patent Medicines. For sale by .
J. C. MUNDS, Druggist,
Jy4tf , -, North Frontetreet.
"Peerless'' Hammock attachments.
' Gent's goeton Gaiters. -.i ...
Oent'a Undershirts, 20 cents.
Pull Suit-Hangers, something new.
1 Lace Winaor Scarf a.
Pants to order for four dollars.
Sleeve-Sapporters. 10 eente.
'Alf-and-all" Summer Scarfs.
DYES & SON.
jytf
Taildrs and Furnishers.'
You Will Find ;
A T C. W. YATES' EVERYTHING USUALLY
kept in a first-class BOOK, AND STATIONERY
iXstablislmient. ;',:, a... ir.i
organs on the installment plan.
1y 4 tf - k-C ' W. YATES. : -
.1 V J II Hf I I 1 1 I I J IJ I'll II L'V1!1
01 rAttUUUlK fttyUiiOT,
I" TT "rv av TN IWV e -m. ' e.eiA WW mfm. mt WmM .
HK . THBRMOMRTEB.J BEING TUPr AMONG
X f - " . ' ' ' -
the nineueav we rorbeaE mention of our famous
HAM COOK 8TOVE8 this week. How would a
HAM COOK 8TOV
away with each tub as a chromo.
r . " w u. ' w 6"
jez7tr F. M. KING SCO.
t -
NEW 4 ADVERTISKMENTS.
2
5 On Steer in.Wrt, :
"flfl
FOOT CA8WJBLL AMD TOTHB
Butt will leave foot -ef Mallui atrant l A 1C
Beturnlar, wlU leTo-Fort Caswell at Sjtf o'clock;
, QentlBioan'a Ticket $1.00; Ladtoa4n4 Children.
58 eenta. Kenreahmeata at City IWcea caa b had
onoeara. - - -
TheltaHimjBtzfiiJBSand ham hmm. mn
and.
will atop at. gort-CaawellJtor,iha banent or
wianuig to aanee;
. , Tickets, which wlllbe limited, ean be had of J.
Madden. J. CerhettT F. H. Oarby, J. W. Kielly and
L. Brown, Committeei .
JjrASt
Excursion.
jhebk will be a family excursion on
the New Bteamer JOHN DAWSON,, to the HAM-
MEB PLANTATION, on MONDAY, JULY tthl
The Boat will leave her wharf, foot of Princes
Street, at 8 o'clock, A. M. - ,
Fare for round trip 60 cents. The Committee re
serve a ngnt to reraae any oDjacnonable peraone.
A good Band of Music will be in attendance.
. Ticket to be had of Agent at the Boat.
Refreshment on board at city prices.
Committee. Jan. W. Monroe, D. B. Fa trail, E.
Q. PanneIee,W. J. Smith. Jy 4 It
JTotice.
MONDAY, rHE 5TH, AS WK UNDER -stand
it, aU true lovers of eonn try wiU keep aa a
holiday the Anniversary ef American Jadepenq
dence. As the 4th ef Jalr comes on Sanday thare-
fore, we. the undersigned, agree to close our atoreai
from this SATURDAY NIGHT, until TiMdir
morning, the 6th. We are anre oar. customers wlU
approve of our coarse, especially when we can give
our employes a little respite from their labors and
keep alive this memorable occasion.
'HOS. H. MoKOY.
P. L. BRIDGERS CO..
nXJLiMJBS a WATTKno, '
jy 4 It J. C. tiTEVENSON.
In Spite
QF THE WARM WEATHER WE ARK SELL-
lngqaanUties of ear BOASTED COFFEE. ALL
GRADES roasted, end ground dally.
We have the best Molasses in the city for 40 cents .
P allon,and a full line of First Class Groceries.
Gentlemen if. you want good Tobacco and Cigars
come and see us.
Sespectf ally.
J. C.
STEVENSON Co. ,
Brooklyn.
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A Good Investment
rpHAT'S TflR BUST TN V CSTlf BTNT YOTJ
ever made," said the old man to his eon when he
"w Wm w,ta Nw 8att Jost purchased of
A. DAYID,
The CloUiier."
Jy4U
Hammocks I
"VOU WILL FIND THE
J. Grass Hammock at
BEST MEXICAN
HKINSBERGKR'S.
BAROMETERS AND THERMOMETERS.
What will the weather he to-morrow t This
Article la perfectly reliable, and should be in every
house, and ia invaluable to Farmera.
For sale at
HEENSBKKGKErs.
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Steel Engravings.
For sale cheaD. at -
CHROMOS AND
jyetf
HEINSBERGSR'S.
...
hi i ni t rn e"i s fi
Umip oeeu i JLUTTiip OeGQ 2
Hew Crop, 1880.
Grown from selected and transplanted Roots,
warranted fresh and true to name. Wholesale and
Retail. WM. H. GREEN,
jy 4 tf Market Street.
The "Peerless" Shirt,u
T EINFORCED, '
ONLY ONE DOLLAR, . .
At. MUNSON'S, Clothier and ,
Merchant Taitor.B
;jy4 It
Cool Summer Styles !
StraxzHato!
HARBISON dk ALpCN,
; ?'-. ":-:'!- Hatters.
3y4tf
Il0I7
IS THE TIME FOR LIGHTNING x
- RODS TV BS PUT UP.
DRIVE WELL PUMPS. '
ROOFING done cheap by tne BKSTof workmen'
jy ttf , , , PARKER eh TAYLOR.
Cape Fear Hour
A ND PEARL HOMINY MILLS STiLL HI THE
lead. The best fresh eroand MeaL Grits and Floor.
Will eommewce making Flour from New North
Carolina Wheat next,. Tuesday. Give - ue. your
orders.' - -
jydtf . GBONEY JS SONS. "
Complete Aodprtmont.
aaeortmetrt of Pare Drors, Aiaeuemee, (emi-
V W W UMI aMS W ear- jft M a a VWJamA avaia
cub, ferrumery, jrancyano. xouet
Articles. Soaos.
Brushes and Combs. Mineral Waters. Ac. for sale
low at J. Bi HARDIN'S Drug Store, .
New Market.
Preicriptions and Family RecelBts prepared with
the greatest care, ly4M
; BjM
WE1 ARB OFFERlNG: FABXOK' FURNITRJ
of all gradee at lew down- prices. A sa
assortment of Loosgea and Easy Cnaarav . Our
RATTAN Furniture ia conceded to be the Vest
thing eat fer Summef Besldesvcea. Call and look
over our stock and get prices. Juii;;t.,irj ,
D; A. SMITH XX
, iy4tf Vt.Jr :.. .t.,;;;. .FatoroPeeJera,-
CIBANflmG AND T'AfLORING IN FAST
Colors and First Class -Stylek Preaaed like, new
No rnhbino off. u- r - i .-- -
WILMINGTON DYEING ESTAB., -Market,
be t ween Id and Sd Sta.
:'Jy 4.tf
Do As We Bo,
AND SELL CHEAP-j .
That's the wavonr FUBNITURE goerl
BBHBEltDS &1TICNROB,
S. B. Corner Market and Second Sts.
Wilmington, N.C.
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f -..::
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:NEWr ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. Xf. Bridgers & Co.
20, 22, 24 26 & 28 Front St
Wilmington, N. C-
TaE TOUNGB8T ESTABLISHED OHOCKST
-1-
I uuusjs in wumueton I Commaadoe bnalneaa
only a few years age, In the midst of the most terri-
' , , ' t 4 ..- '
ble panic ever known In this conn try, in the coarse
of three years only, by economy in the use of our
Investments, and skill in business, we have built up
one of the best Betail Grocery Establishments
south of the Potomac, with a reputation for fair
dealing, intelligence, liberality In business, choice
selected articles m our line, and success in trade,
that are the envy and the astonishment of the
;-vuu XU jtxrjEsuaHCED. GROCERIES," our
competitors. Every dollar we have now mvetted.
wunauiw io uwusnu ana inousanasor dollars,
is the fruit of our own UNAIDED EXERTIONS.
We have net had to borrow money to meet lessee.
We have no bad debts. WE PAY CA8H fer aU our
erchaaea, and trust anybody that can make us
afe.' The stock of Groceries and the good will at
20, 22, 24, 26 & 28 Front Street,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
One of the mot extensive, the best snd most care
fully selected and costly, is held for sale In the
FINEST GROCERY STORE IN THE CITY,
TiMnn1jir
It ia a lasting end palpable monument to the tnii-
"eeaenergy and latelligence and Industry of P. L
BRIDGEKS, the founder of our cstabliahment.
'The poet's eye in a Sne frenxy rolling
GlaACee from heaven to earth, from earth to
heaven.
And as imagination bodlea forth tho forms of things
unseen,
(Uvea to airy nothings a local habitation and a
name I"
Years ace, a mere stripling Wilmington boy, we
conceived the design of this Grand KotAhli.hmnnt
and to-day, if you doubt our advertisement.
COMB AND SEE.
We have created It from nothing. ThU store Itself
so neat, so well appointed, and well filled, and welt
conducted, is a grand poem, in glass and wood and
willow ware, aaunreative of mors niau&nt .mnii..
and causing more real happiness than all the worka
. of Shakespeare or Dryden
We keeo NO OLD STOCK
We have no surplus
room. We renew oar assortment by personal sei
eUi
d-
iauuiu wecuy. bo as w nave everyuuBg In our
FRESH AND GOOD, and sell nurtklhir ts
riM
ranUlv unit rtiparJ v a ruu.lhl. t . I
as
Sugar. If you want Glucose, you must enquire for
" w djuu urocenea. we aon't keep the
arttele. We warrant our Flour, Whiskey, Crackers,
it at the Small Groceries. Wa iinn't kr, tK
..l xxt x.. . . . K "
steal, stacon, xooacco and Clgara, Sugara. Laser
Candies, Eatables, Drlnkables.roUbles. Catmablee,
. the moat digesUble, nicest
economical in the South.
rreanest ana most
F. Ij. Bridgers & Co.
jy 4 DAWtf
The Glorious
4th Day of July !
LITTLE MORE THAN A CENTURY AGO,
when freedom could scarcely And a hiding place in
this country, IT was a PATRICK HENRY, a good
Groceryman, a Mechanic, a Horny-handed Son of
Toil, who dared to look tho British Lion in tho face
and proclaim it.
BULLY for Patrick. He was a true patriot, aa
all good Groccrymen are. I have been Inspired by
the memory of the eminent and illustrious Patriot
and Groceryman, cn this OUR FOURTH DAY OF
JULY. .
Iwill now add that I will try and emulate his
good example by selling you GOOD GROCERIES
LOWER THAN YOU CAN BUY THEM FROM
ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE.
I '
: Come and see me. one and all.
f TIIOS. II. MclAOY,
; Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
; jy 4 DAWtf 5 4 7 North Front St
City Betail & Country
iHerchants
Will find at
Kerchner
J Calder Bros.
A FULL & COMPLETE STOCK
OF
Lowest Wholesale Prices
IVEvery Steamer adds FRESH GOODS to our
Stock,' and we keep pace in Prices with aU the
Leading Houses.
Respectfutly,, "
jy4 tf. . KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
"Rxamine Your Tranks.
a nd if t&ey need repairing or cov-
erlng send them to our Baddle, Harness and Boggy
Shops, where they will be pat In thorough order by
a Practical Trunk Maker .
Jy4 tf GESHAKDT A CO.
1:1 isnccessM:M .':
ItT WAS WITH MUCH ; pLBASURE THAT WE,
(In company with a frieadf examined the ex
tenalye Carriage, Harness and Blacksmith Shops of
MoDOUGAL A WXI.Ua MHOW, oet C-eeemt Street.
These genUemen are en joying a splendid business,
and certainly merit IM their work in substantiality
and Armnees can't be beat. Sd. Jy 4 tf
Tourists
' and All persons wanting trunks
and Traveling Bags ean be furnished at the I
" Ylr "U1UB over me investment oiten and I ?r..Z ,S v'Tl, . :rTlL
keeDlnc It in constant motion. I beats the coat system to death. Will
If vou want Lard we have T..r Tf I for Remodeling and Enlarging Store after
BntiwMURiiitjr t An.. u :. ,T I Inst. Ladles oaa't use
loweetpricea from our new stock just arrived. I 1 logna, Sap Sego Cheese,- KJnremachte Mardl---
Oar Wholesale and Retail Haxness Establishment nen. Forelien, AnleTcuTitwayalid
the least momey.. No. 8 South Front St. "
jy4tf MALLARD A BOWDEN.
1 ... : 1.: in 1 " i 1 1 f' ' 1 1
Russian Uledals.
TAAlRBANKS' SCALES AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
prases
we
and get these goods; there are none equal to them
In the WORLD. ' A full assortment at Factory'
rates can be found at - ; '
JOHN DAWSON A CO.,
jy4tf 19. SI and S3 Market St.
tWCantTtti AdrertUwiitteM (kM m oroo
I Tea Unea Mild Moi
1 MoiuhJSII In- Bvk. net qnfcr
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Troct Fan at Aiclia;-.
OW WEDNESDAY FXT. tTH W ST A NT. AT
U o'clock M . we wUI sell at Exehaars Corner,
that desirable TRUCK FARM and VUOuLx OAR
DEN. tl0x4M feet, situated eoon Plank Boad. near
city nmite, rate reaaeaee or sir. uee h. immh.
CKONLY MORRIS.
Jy4 St AucUoBwere.
necea uotxon xies.
piFTY THOUSANP BUNDLES) PIECED COT
1-ON TIES for sale to the trade In lets to sell per.
chasers. They are made from . carefully selected
sieck: are alt double riveted, and have the
oouoie iiveiea, ana nave me eeeoae
hand open slot buckles. They answer every par
pose of the New Ties, snd can be boucht for ak ai
two-thirds tho price.
ir
at Providence Cettoe Tie Co .
W. W. SIMMONS, A geat,
. T Market him,
, Providence, tc I,
J4 6t
Coffee; Sugar, &c.
20Q Backs COFrSB.
250 BbU BCOAK
Boxes TEA,
For sals by
ADRIAN A V0LL1R8,
Flour; Heats, &c.
1500 l,bl" FLOUR
AQQ BoxsaMEAT,
2500B4CORW
xQOO Bag. MEAL,
10QQ Bale. HAY.
ADRIAN A VOLLKRS.
For Independence Day. .
5Q Boxes LEMONS.
0Q Boxes CANDY.'
OA Bbls NUTS,
And aa abundant supply of dgart,
uqnors ana xoeacco.
ADRIAN VOLLERS,
8. E. corner Front and Dock sts
Jy4tf
Otterbourg vs. Ladies.
A Diff Offer.
receive bids
the seta
i raV'S clotklns'. but laSlaa
have Icflaenceorer buaeanda, brothers and sweet
I - WUIle wrap up half doaenof UtsOrUbraUd
I HolnrnrMit T!fc rJiallniM Hhlrta tr If 1w jvtajtM.
first. Reader, the Cable an noun cos an oarlT retura
from Europe of Judge Sharp, then look out for
Siaickton aiaricet ucart.
"MeWe?rD
Depot.
Steamer Passport
TiTILL RESUME HER REGULAR TRIPS TO
v v
8mithvllle and Ue Forts JUNE SJTH, leaving her
Wharf, foot of Market Street, B.S0 A. M.
I SO A. 1
HARPJ
j. w. uAJtrsuc,
e 27 oawtf
su
Master and Age at
Homer School, Oifori, N. C.
THIS SCHOOL HA8 BEEN UNDER ITS PRES.
ent management for the last twenty-nine years.
It sets up no claim to pre-eminence, but ia the
mental and moral training of boye tt acknowledge
ne superior. This boaatla JaatLflsd by the feign
standard the Students from this fcbool have main
tained in the various Colleges and UnlveralUee of
we uounuy.
We assure our patrons that no peine win be
2ared to furnish the school with the beat Ida
onal Advantages. The next Station begins the
10th of August.
For Catalogue apply to
jy 3 lm
uae
J. O. HORNER.
Brown Cc Roddick
45 MARKET STREET,
ARE OFFERING SOME GREAT BARGAINS
In Domestic Quilts suitable for the Summer.
FuU Size Honeycomb Quilts a 1 00
Bridal Quilt Fringed. . .7 1 5
The Batea Quilt I CO
Engllsb Marseilles QuUte. all sises
at prices ranging for ft 7S te s 00.
llles QuUte. all sire aad quallUea,
is te f uu.
BROWN A RODDICK.
my 33 ti
Sign of the Big Boot
Great Reduction !
J HAVE ON HAND A COMPLETE A8SOST
ment or Ladles, Misses, Children and Infanta
SHOES; also of acuta, Boys and Youths SHOES,
GAITERS and BOOTS, but I would like te eaQ the
especial attention of tny customers ta the follow
ing Line of Goods : a
Hand made Plain Prince Albert 'Oalter, at . . f 09
Handmade French Calf Tie, at..... I 00
Hand-made French Grain Tie. at. . . 4 00
Maehme-made Bluo Top French Calf Buttoned, -
at 4 00'
' The above priced Goods are such aa I have' been
selling at Five Dollars, and in con sequence of 0
quantity on hand and the lateness' of the season. I
have made the above aREAT REDUCTION. - '
8. BLUMENTHAL,
JyStf
nac
No. 40 Market Street.
Wire ITetting
'CRESNS
O For Doors and Windows.
Good to keep oat flies and moequltoea. Alee,
Sash, Doors. Blinds,
, Lumber, and BuUding Material Generally.
ALTAFFER, PRICE bo.
Faotout:
Foot ol Walnut at.
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-'OTFient''1'''! '
Natt, near Red Croea at.
Bird8ccdy
rWIEBACK, GERM All A3VO POEaVSTlO Bu
ket Beef, . Rye Floor, a ruilnne of Family tirooe
riea. Tobacco, Cigars, Wiaea and LIe.uore. WUl
Jy 4tf, . M aad XS8oawU Frost su-eec
Harness Faii 617
S I KEEP CONSTANTLY OI ' ANDV M T
Carrlares. Bocaiee. Wac-es and 'Y '
- rv , Drays: Baddlea, Haraeaa. Bridles, Oollase .
l 21 .Ac Painting VarnUhlag amd Repalriag t-
done at short notloe. Call and examine and get .
your money 's"worth, at . P. H. HAYDEN'S, , 1
Jy4tf Third, bet Market and Prmceeest.
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