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OUTLINE.
.Va iilict diaiil.'cry capturrJ o Oreo-
U1 couatr. North Carolina, by lUkigb
-.an rmiJTt. SeOJDleS Of tea
frowa ia Georgia ere proooaoced by n
Prt equal to the beet ladla tee, Esde
&n railway contract meets with tbe epptv
l uf the Chamber of Deputies of Meiico-
The Greai Puke Nicholas, a couaio of
tae prwo(Ciixo( Kaiaie, bas bo cuo
ial ia fume, for to lodeflalte period.
r&c peroa innuJ ia Philadelphia
, livit with complicity ia a scheme to
,!ri'rtu.J ti Oovcruaneat by makiag straw
! jj fjr tntit service weft flammed aad
U i.J ff timber bria UUJ.tooe
a . ..io d. ; bit pbyaxUa iu urdercU
ii, rttmiMK la tb coaalry Tbm
tvaa ttorocaal bu IimoJ tb real
,, mu'.t for Ia4 J aadrtko hr
ruvui -f alijrtHQ Aodettna
' " bua t o Jaae3 J ia Aui(
naufder. Tb L a tied
i t'-'utt lttrrioaturg. Virgiaia,
r j:4 !Qt la I JCI IWUd dttflOJ tb Wf U
ml, u.i rJ deputed lad to ptatot IT,
-S atifttj M-oy 343 prcaL;
cvh.(,,u qatei ( 10 ') ttStO 13 ISc ; ulbra
1.,ur uoi-3ated .1 i T""1 23. wbt
tc U or. aarld ipnog $1 12 ; coro fc
i- t. r. uarJd T38Jc. prlt larpolia
n ti ' ruia firm ml fl 75i 1
Kiv ihouianJ ioiinirania arrived
st, rln, New York, in one
A Jry ball ol.J for at a
klr'of cattle in N'ev York. Some
o:.l for l:,, $1,550, ti.coo,
l,' ', ll.-OO, and on. Forty-air
t r ie-J o 1 7.30
lUrrmj that very cheap John
h.J, th? nc lra of trie Baltimore
iitzett t extremely tasteful and b-
' minj. It shoatl get iora one to
;u'. on it."
Mth,n h ione clear out of
iht. Smi of the Staleart and
rlice eker are norr haoliog bim
with a dark Untern. The new fight
ing a'tilude of the Admiuialration
itiiucM the li'.lle !rigadier to rank,
lie ia uow Coqoral Mahon of the
Mullisjan Ctaarda.
The writer in the Chicago Inttr
'Wii'i who accused a of being either
a f,I or a liar, at loog raoge, oow
inform u that he wa born in North
rrohna. SorTy and gld loo. Sor
ry, thai the Stale every prodaced
- K-h a vile utanderer of Soathern
lr; and glad be left lua country
i'.r h coq o try V good.
Mere u from "Htldad'a" laat letter
(,) Ktuhmood
"in eetimatiog Cookliog'e atreogth
-h llepablicao coaot the following
Democrat aa certainly with him io
the llobertaoo caa: Farley, Ranaom,
ockerell, Hrowo and Hill, of Geor
i, Mcl'heraoo, Matey, (iarland,
Marrie aoU David Davie, and foar
:ber doubtfaL Maxej and Garland
re abeot for the ion. Graotiog
ookliog eveo fifteen DemocrtU,
AJminiatntio men think be cannot
uommtoJ the twelve. Itepablicao
vole- oecesry to rjet Iloberton,
if" all vote."
'""""It i well (Jeo. Kaoeom cnlradict
d tli report concerning bimeelf, for
here it ia sgain. The Philldtlphia
Tim of Friday mention the same
rutnor that Kaoeom will vote with
r. inkling agaioai Koberuoo.
Itiethoaght ia Wuhlngtoa that
iartieM haa atrengtheoed himself
vry moch La hi recent dealing
withCooHlflff. Tto DetaocraU are
very hopeful, io' 0od fpLritt, lod o
jiy the aitattlots. The following
how a leading Democratic
oq vieit to WajiuDjrtofl,
ditor,
iooka
at it.
The Itichmond DLi-
yttch'a letter tayt:
"I waa fortunate to-night io hear
nig the matter dUcaaeed by a IUpob
lican joarnahat of note and one of
the beet known Democratic editor
to the United State. The Republi
can aaid with emphaaia, and sorrow
fully, that it was a mistake, bat the
Democrat cooteadtd that there was
nothing i left for Mr. Garfield to
dvx lie had, io hie Judgment, made
a ra ia tale la wailing so ioog; for be
could not afford to allow Mr. Conk
img to fill the tree along his line
with sharrwhootere to pick off hie men.
lie added, 'and hie not Mr. Conk
Img made a greater mislak) in not
getting hie oomi nation through be
fore this? lie coold have done it,
because the Democrats have always
been in favor of going Into executive
Mtoo.' A bystander, with a die,
aid, 'Isn't Jim Blaine a 'daisy? ' "
Judge Robertson says Garfield
will prove "the Andrew Jackson of
the Republican party." It is be
lieved that the fight will be sharp
and hot, and that Garfield will play
the part of "Old Hickory." Here is
a speculation telegraphed from ash-
rin
VOL. XXVII1.NO. 41.
ingtoo on ibe &th to the Chicago
Time :
V. , .
ri m v a r IErinhllAan irmni-
, . : ;J r o rr.
tbixed with the move. Some thoaght
the row with Conklinz a needless
one and that it migut have been
avoided. The majority, however,
approved. There was a certain slap
dash and directness about the affair
of to-day that pleased the average
ODeervtr. o one creauea we v.g-
1 . 1 . -
orous nerve to ma i ixiiucuu k7oiue
credited it to Blaine, others to CoL
Bob Ineersoll. At any rate it was
certain that the two last named were
not displeased. Mr. Conkling, as is
usual when he is deeply interested,
has said bat little. He is calm. He
has ullored one epigram. He says
that he believes Mr. Blaine 'will be
hoist by his own petard,' whatever
that may mean. lie is willing to
ait. If he is beaten now be will be
on the alert for his chance. If it
does not come he will make earnest
efforts to find it. As matters now
stand the fight betweeo Mr. Conkling
and the administration promises to
be a much more interesting one than
that in which Brother Hayes hadone
eot of the controversy.
oisratKssiiG riBKiriDE,
A rata ii r Di0Sealtr Basing la uleoeu
V. II. Priester was a sludent at
the Charlotte Military Institute in
1878. He was from Barnwell, S. C.
He killed a negro named Harley in a
saloon in Charlotte. He cot off on
the plea of self-defence before Judge
Schenck. He has just killed his own
father. Here is the account that
appears in the Angasia(Ga.) Consti
tutionalist, as furnished by a Barn
well correspondent, after mentioning
.is bad treatment of his wife
"She had resolved two or three
times to leave young 1 neater and
return to the borne of her father.
CipC Billie, the father, prevailed
upon her not to leave his son, as it
would no doubt be bis ruin. She
remained only io the hopo that she
might, by eodunog everything,
work some improvement in the
young man. His reckless ingratitude
reached its highest point, and she
reolved to stand it no longer, and
on Thursday morning, al ihe break
fast table, she rcqaested the Captain
to remain a moment as she desired to
bim. Young William Henry
I'rieeter, the hasband, was at the
head of the table opposite bis father,
and on hearing bia wife's remark,
aaid: "I propose to bear that con
versation." Captain Priester replied,
"Certainly, my eon, I have no objec
tion." oung Priester went up
sit ir io his room and came down to
where the Captain and Mrs. Priester
were standing, and when within five I
or teo feet said: "Father, Tm going
to kill you." "O no, my son," slid
Captain Bdlie. "What forf" He
got no reply further than a ball.wbich
the Captain aaid is the one be thoaght
passed through bia alomach, enuring
two inches to tbe let t oi the navel
lad coming out about the samo dis
tance from tbe spinal cotumn. The
Captain said be closed in on bis son
after the first shot and caught the
pistol, but foand that the shock from
the first ball was such that he could
not control the unnatural arm of hia
son. The next ball be thought was
the one that entered the left side and
penetrated into the region of the
pleeo. (This ball went through the
spleen.) A third ball lodged in the
left wrist, and a fourth in the
left thigh, and the fifth struck a
back-horn handle knife in his
pants pocket, tearing it up and
lodging in tbe iron sides. Captain
Priester said that he was shot so rap
idly that he could not save himself,
and the oolv thing he did was to hold
on to tbe pistol and change the range
until it had been exhausted by the I
cruel hand, and then he thoaght he yesterday, by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt A Son,
truck bra son with a stick. I eter, a with 3,010 barrels of rosin, and the schoon
twin-brother, who left the table for er jungleadsr, by Messrs. E- Kidder & Sons
the tore, hearing the shooting and wtUl 99 1633 fcet of iQmDr and 8,300
the screams of Mrs. Priester. reached ahiogles
the house too late to render his father
soy assistance in the struggle. Capt. ' Thanks for an invitation to at
P. went to his store, some two bun tend the Commencement exercises of Hor
ded yards off, and andressed himself, ner Scboo', Oxford, N. C, May 18th and
eot in bed and sent for Dr. II. W. 9tb. AJdreaa before tbe Franklia Society
Kearse. Dr. Kearse, arriving as soon
as possible, made an examination and
reported to Capt. P. that be would
be fraok with him and state his pre
carious oooditioo. He told him he
had bat a short while to live, and
that be bad better arrange bis world
ly affairs and prepare to meet bis God.
Capt. P.did not teem the least alarm
ed, bat thanked tbe doctor for his
candor, and staled that his own opin
ion was tbst he could not live. Dr.
Kearte remained with bim until late
Vriday evening, after all signs of life
. r . -VI I . T 1 TTT
naa aimosteocrcu uu, auuaph. wlu.
Priester died at 11 o'clock at night,
lamented by every heart that esteems
a man who has a heart.
-lt is oat of tbe qaestion for me to
undertake to pat down in words on
paper the' gloom and sorrow of the
vicioage. No words can convey
them and few hearts ever felt such
sadness.
"Capt. Priester made his will, leav
icg all his effects to his son Peter,
and appointed his faithful friend and
kinsman, Dr. H. W. Kearse, his
executor. He was cool and com
pooed, 000 scions up to tbe dizxy
edges that border this life, and he
met his death with a serenity that
deserved other surroundings, and a
wMwm
fortitude that demanded a nobler
fate.
"1 1m Mnniifu) tfiat Wm FT. ahnald
I AAV (kV4 U . W . . m.mm m,
I . m . m. t
not be allowed to attend ma ionerai,
and stated that be wanted him hang
for the security of bis fellow men."
i MeBesesfsai.sJalesswM"'
Tfce spartaerT Boa 4 Lease
Charleston News, 6th.
We are informed that the Danville
or Clyde Syndicate have leased the
f-l - . TT T51 3
g -Mb- & Union j for
i . . rn nnr .
gpuUal & Aaheville Rail
road, with the Knoiviile and Cincin
nati connections, will naturally go
next.
THE OITY.
It BVr ADTBUSTlSBCnKflTS.
We Chxdit.
Dm & Sox Straws.
H. Bubxhdczb For sale.
J.T. McIvxb Stray cow.
Noncx Closing of Banks.
Mcsscw Drap dEte auits.
a. Lock Box 423 Wsnted.
CF.M. a Meeting notice.
P. O. Box 271 Boy wanted.
Gxlxs & McRCHiaos Fly fans.
nzixsBXBQEB Popular books.
A. David Great Inducements.
W. IL Grxzs Bird food, etc.
IL F. Etdks Sail boat for sale.
C- a Mocauc CotUge for rent
F. M. Kuro Co. Seasonable.
D. A. Smith & Co. Furniture.
Harbison & Allies Straw bats
Parker Jb Tatlor Stoves, etc
J. T. Snc er Residence for sale.
J. W. Gordon fc Baa Insurance.
P. IL IIatdejt They have come.
Otterbocrci Lucrative business.
Yatxs Revised New Teatsment.
E. P. Covtsoton Oleomargarine.
Pnmr Christ Ice cream saloon.
Mallard & Bowdek Harness, etc
J. L.Boatwrioht Health is wealth.
LO.R IL Meeting Wyoming Tribe.
J. C- Stetehsoh Delivery at Sounds.
W..C&A.R.R. Oowpens centennial.
Jons Dawsoh & Co. Turpentine looli.
GnuiARDT & Co. Wanted 1,000 men.
Altatter, Price & Co. Packing chests.
Blosiov fc Evass Carpenters wsnted.
Crojixv & MoRRis-Sound place for rent
J. W. Southerlajo) & Co. Remember.
Kercuxer & Causer Bros. Bscon,
molasses, flar, etc
Third Sunday after Easter.
The banks will close on Memo
rial Day.
Day's length 13 hours and 52
mioutes.
No Mayor's Conrt yesterday
morning.
The streets are becoming very
dry and dnaty.
cjapt. J. W. Hinson was on our
u u -Mterdty
T"""-
Cool easterly winds prevailed
ia this section yesterdsy.
Rey Dr. paueraon will preach
. , . ... ... I.i,
The Grand Jury of the IT. S.
District Court were discharged Friday
eveoiog.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, formerly
Rector of St. John's Church, is on a visit
to bis many friends in this city.
Tbe Register of Deeds issued
twomarrisge Ucenses;during the put week.
both of which were for colored couples.
Rev. W. M. Kennedy preaches
at Hasooboro' Baptist Church to-day, and
will administer baptism miter tbe services.
The regular weekly-meeting of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
wlU be held at Hook and Ladder Hall on
Wednesday afternoon next.
The Swedish barque Orioxttn
was cleared from this port for Glasgow.
by Rev. T. U. Pritcbard, D. D. Essay
by JalianS. Mann. N. C; Oration by G.
H. Rountree, N. Y.
XV. C. X. fJ.
Tbe regular weekly meeting of tbe above
named Association will be beld at the
Hook t Ladder Hall, on Wednesday after
noon next, at 5 o'clock punctually. All
Christian ladies, who are interested in the
cause, are heartily invited to co-operate
with us. Tbe presence of the young ladies
and girls Is psrtlculsrly desired, in order to
form a society among that most influential
portion of our community. As soon as the
organization is perfected, the names of
officers will be published. All those. mem
bers, both male and female, who gave their"
nsmes to Miss Willard, will please send
their annual fee, CO cents to the Treasurer,
Mrs. Beth Davis, before the next meeting,
or to the Hall on Wednesdsy afternoon.
Tbe Society needs funds with which to
commence its work, and. trails this request
will find a prompt response.
Unaaallabla Leitere.
Tbe following is the un mailable matter
remaining in the city postofflce up to this
date: Dounlaas Mclntire, to Miss Abbie
Howard ; Addis Chesout ; Dr. W. O. Cur
lis, Smitbville, N. C.
WILMINGTON, N. C SUNDAY.
Prearraawaae for memorial Day. Rlay
10th.
The procession will form promptly at
8:30 o'clock, in three divisions.
FIRST DIVISION,
In charge of Assistant Marshals.. Waller G
MacRae, A. D. Brown and John G. Dar
dsn. will form on south side of Market
street, the right resting on Fourth.
Brig. Gen. 11. P. Taylor acd staff and
Artillery staff.
Wilmington Cornet Concert Club.
Wilmington Light Infantry.
Carriage containing Chaplain and Orator.
Ladies' Memorial Association.
Children's Memorial Association.
Schools in charge of their teachers.
SECOND DIVISION,
In charge of Assistant Msrshals N. F.
Thompson. John H. Hanby, F. H. Mitchell
and Junius Davis, will form on the south
side of Market street, right restlDg near St.
James' Church.
Aiaociation of Officers of Third North Car
olina Infantry.
Memorial Association of Third North Car
olina Infantry.
Organizations from other Confederate
Army and Navy Forces, in charge
of Senior Officers.
Soldiers and Sailors of tbe Confederate
Army and Navy.
Civil Associations.
Citizens on Foot.
THIRD DIVISION,
Ia charge of Asaltant Marshals Dr. Tbos
F. Wood and C. C. Redd.
Disabled Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
Aaaislant Marshals J. N. Maffltt, John
W. Dunham and A. B. Cook will have
charee of the Confederate Lot and grounds
adjscent in tbe Cemetery.
Ministers of the different churches are
requested to have their bells tolled from Z
to 4 o'clock.
Tbe route will be up Fourth Street to
CamDbell: up Campbell Street t the
Cemetery.
Aa the head of tbo procession reaches
Campbell 8treet the Cape Fear Light Ar
tillery will begin to fire a salute of 36 guns
from the hill orei looking tbe Cemetery.
At tbe close of tbe ceremonies a salute
will be fired by ibe Wiimiugton Light In
fantry. Tbe memorial services will be opened
with a dirge by the Cornet Concert Club.
Prayer by tbe Chaplain, Rev. Dr. A. A.
Watson.
Dirge by tbe Band.
Memorial Ods by the Choir.
Oration by Col. B. R. MoOre.
Ode by the Choir.
Doxology.
Benediction.
Call of Roll of Honor and Floral Offerings.
Decoration of soldiers' graves in private
lota will be done in tbe forenoon.
Owners of carriages are requested to di
rect their coachmen not to allow their
horses to stand io the circle surrounding
tbe Confederate Lot.
Jas. Rrillt,
Chief Marshall.
Ttto Bazaar.
We neglected to comply in our laet with
the request to state that donations in the
shape of edibles, for the Festival to be
given by tbe St. John's Rectory Club, on
Wednesday night next, can be left at the
residence, of Capt. Cbae. D. Myers, Bnd
will be thankfully-received.
A handsome pair of vases have been
donated to the Club, which will be awarded
by a msjorlty vote to tbe most popular
married lady. A very pretty toilet set has
also been donated, which in like manne
will be awarded to tbe most popular un mar
led lady.
t3J3ee fourth psge for other local news.
TfllBUTB OF RESPECT.
Howard Belief FIro Engine Co. No. J .
Where, the Infinitely wise and merciful Creator,
to wkoM divine roUas; we hnmoly submit, has
aeea At to remove by aeatb from all earthly scenes
aad asserliMnns oar beloved brother Fireman and
worthy Treasurer. Henry Ohlandt, and whereas it
la proper that we five expression to the feelings
thla aad dlapcnsatioB of Divine Providence has in
spired: therefor be it
Raaoirad. That in the death or Henry Ohlandt
hia friends and associates of thla Company reaUza
the painful trath that a seat has been made vacant
la oar Company that he has filled to the entire sat.
ufactloa of every onend that as a memorial of tbe
aad event oar Engine Hall be draped In mourning,
and that on a page of the Secretary's books shall be
inscribed his name aad the date of his death, and
that the members of thla Company -wear the usual
badge of mourning for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That we share in the affliction that has
this overtaken the relatives of the deceased, and
offsr them the assurance of oar sympathy and con
dolence in this hoar of their bereavement and
dlsti
Resolved. That a copy of this tribute of respect
be seat to the fsmUy or the deceased as a token of
oar respect and veneration for the excellent char
acter of a good man gone to his rest, and of the in
terest t eltoy his brother firemen in those he loved
and cherished, and that a copy be sent to the daily
papers for publication.
Gmo. B.Batx.
Johk Haar, Jr..
Thos. H. Smith.
H. A. OUKlTjn,
f. CMilt.kh.
JUview copy. Committee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. F. Y. O.
npHBBJB WILL BB A MEETING 07 THE CARO
JL Una Yacht Oub,Moody evening, the 9th last.,
at 6 o'clock, la the City Court Boom. After elec
tion of onteers a short paper will be read on "An
Eye to Windward." It will scatter only slightly if
at all- F. W. KINO,
my 6 It Parser.
WIGWAM OF WYOMING TRIBE,
No. 4 IMPROVED O. R. M.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
8th Ban in Flower Moon, O. 8. D. 190.
MEMBERS OF THIS ORGANIZATION WILL
meet in Wigwam cm the Bleep of 13th Bun in
the present Moon, to take part in the ceremonies
in honor of oar Patron Saint. Visiting members
in the city In good standing in their respective
Tribes are invited. Owing U limited secommoda
Uona the celebration will be private. The
Committee of Arrangements have secured good
Xaalc, and with refreshments, dancing, Ac, guar
antee aa enjoyable time.
O. H. CAPP8. 1
D. F. BARNES, Com.
my 8 It
H. W. HOLDEN.
I. r
bTAll
ma
MAY 8. 1881.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strayed.
A BLACK. AND WHITE MILCH COW, WITH
long horns, left fore foot turning oat, obove me-
diom sice, aad in good order. A suitable reward
will be paid for her return to
my 8 lt
J. T. McIVER.
Butter. Butter.
A CONSIGNMENT OF ONE HUNDRED TUBS
j. a.
of OLEOMARGARINE, which will be scld low.
Call and see it.
my 8 U E. P. COVINGTON.
Wanted,
GOOD SMART BOY,
TO DO OFFICE WORK.
Address, in own hand-writing,
my 8 It P. O. BOX 371.
Wanted,
JgY AYOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS, A
situation, either ia the city or country.
Can give best of reference.
my 8 lt Address B. Lock Box 4S8.
Ship Carpenters Wanted.
JV)UR OR FIVE FIRST-CLASS SHIP CAR-
pentera wanted to-morrow morning, at the Empire
Sectional Dock, for which we will pay the Highest
my 8 It J. R. BLOSSOM ft EVANS.
For Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL AND. DESIRABLE SUMMER
jl a.
residence, with out buildings all in good order.
situated on Greenville Sound. For particulars ap-
ply to
XI. JOU WtiHIMKtt,
my st
No. 6 Market St.
For Sale,
RENT OR LEASE, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
three miles from the cltr. on the Old Plank
Road. House has nine rooms, with kitchen and
other necessary out houses. Fine Grape Arbor
ana Appie urcnara on tae premises. Terms easy,
Apply to or addreaa
my 8 It J. F. SPICER.
For Sale,
Locks, new Mainsail and Jib. Rn rider and Anchor.
Also a Centre Board Skiff, nearly new, with Oars
and Sails. The above being the property of the
late John Malarky, Light House Keeper at Oak
uiauu. rvr lonuer Duucojsn, apply to
my 8 2t H. F. BYDBN, No. 4 N. W. Street.
ia
The Grainger Place,"
QN MASONBORO SOUND, IS FOR RENT FOR
the Season. The house is furnished and all in the
best or order.
For terms and particulars, apply to
CKUNL.X MOKKlp,
my 8 It
Real Estate Agents.
Greenville Sound,
TOR SALE OR RENT. I have three neat and
-L comfortable Cottages, good water, oat houses,
ac. aiso sevenu nice xHUiainz ieis wnien i wisn
to sen. The uottages IT not sold immediately will
ee xor rent. Apply touu, alukss.
Greenville Sound,
or to D. O'CONNOR, Princess St.
my 8Ht 10 17 21
Ice Cream Saloon.
JBLICIOUS ICE CREAM DELIVERED AT
your residences at 53 cents per quart, or to be had
always at my Saloon.
PHILIP CHRIST'S,
my 8 It Confectionery and Bakery, Market St.
Notice.
THERE WILL BE NO BUSINESS TRAN8AC
ted by the Ranks of this city on Tuesday. 10th
msc., mat aay Deing a iegai aaoiiaay.
s. u. waxiLiAub, uaanier
nans: or new nanover.
A. K. WALKER. Cashier
my 8 it
First National Bank.
Cowpens Centennial.
T36UND TRIP TICKETS TO THE COWPENS
JL&
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, at Spartanburg,
S. C. will be on sale at the Ticket Offlce of the
Wilmington, Columbia ft Augusta R. R.. on Mon
day, May 9th, and Tuesday, 10th. at rate of $11.35.
Said Tickets are good to return until May 13th.
. A. POPE,
ray 8 St G. P & T. A.
Furniture.
T ARGE ARRIVALS OF GOODS IN OUR LINE.
XU Please call and examine same, and the ex
treme low prices we are selling at. The largest
selection or goods ever offered in the Bute ana at
lees prices, by
U. A. BB1TU O, W.,
my 8 tf 4a North Front St.
Great Inducements
QFFERED FOR THE COMING WEEK. A
new and novel line or goods soon to appear. Our
stock now en hand we offer to the public at such
very low prices that none can fail to bay. Remem
ber our prices are the cheapest, oar stock the best
selected and largest, oar goods are the best of For
eign and Domestic make, and last bat not least, a
guaranteed fit with every garment. Such lathe
style and practice of business dene at
A. DA.VJ.U-a.
ray 8 tf Wholesale and Retail Clothier.
Bed Cedar PacUng CMests.
Sash. Doors Blinds,
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac, Ac.
ALL SIZES WINDOW GLASS,
AT
ALTAPFBR, PRICE A Co.,
Factory:
Foot of Walnut st.
my 8tf
Omnon:
Nutt,near Red Cross st.
Straws.
A -China Pearl," a "Webster Braid,"
Or a "Mackinaw," the finest made.
Is the style for every one.
And then every bat that's sold to yon
W iinbe kept in shape the
larouga.
By the Hatter of Dyer A Bon.
my 8tf
Seasonable.
T C. FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, RK-
irlgerators. Ice Chests, Bati Tabs. Kerosene Oil '
Stoves, Steam Cookers, Fly Traps, Dish Covers,
Bird Cages, Water Cans, c.;
Send for Stove Catalogue. my 8 tf
WHOLE NO.H4283
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mm a IncraM -Biistes.
X?NBRGY, PERSEVERANCE AND SQUARE
I DEALING are three great characteristics which go
far towards the substantial laying of the founda
tion stone of inccess. The acme of Otterboorg's
triumph has been reached. His labors for the past
fonr years have not) beta without their reward.
Otteraourg's CLOTHING is talked of in words of
high commendation. Fonr years of steady, close
observance to the tastes and desires of his large
army of patrons, with the satisfaction of knowing
that they were entirely pleased, was his reason
sufficient to cause the very needful decline in Clo
thing and Men's Wear in .'general Otterbourg has
sold goods close, very true, but friends you have
not the slightest conception of the amount of Sty
lish Beady Made Garments this popular Hones
sends annually to the market. Take Wilmington,
for instance. Twe-thlrds of her citizens, old and
young, are supplied from the handsome ."Iron
Front Store." These features Honest Goods.Fair
Dealing, Small Profits, with trtinendons sales, have
established for Otterbourg's Men's Wear Depot a
popularity as solid aa adamant, and we wonder not
w uiv luunuvo uuBuim uiis xiuhbo lm now uriyinir,
-riB a wood TEAM. Dunbar's Report for April,
my s it
Wrightsviile
tc Tvlasonboro.
J AM PREPARED THIS SEASON, WITH A
large Covered Wagon, in good order, to deliver
Groceries at either of the above Sounds;
Free of Charge,
except Turnpike fees. Goods will be sold at CASH
prices on usual terms.
Not less than a load er about will be sent. Any
number of parties may combine to make up the
load. Will dellvar at tho Sounds any day except
Saturday.
Jas. C.Stevenson
mj3 tf
Bacon, Molasses, Flour
"100 60X68 Smo and D s sides-
1 KA Hhds Choice New Crop
lWU CUBA MOLASSES,
XUOU cL,ysun, an graaes,
50Q Bags Prime RIO COFFEE,
rr Bbls Refined and Raw SUGARS,
Bales No. 1 TIMOTHY HAY,
100 TubsLARD
2000 8aCkS LIverP001 SALT,
800 BttBh Wftter Mm MBAL
300 Kegs NAILS.
-00 Cases LYE and POTASH,
200 90X68 SOAP
100 Boxe TOBACCO'
50 Half Bbls and Cases SNUFF,
25 Bbls RICE,
Candy, Candles, Crackers,
Shot, Powder, Caps.
Oysters, Starch, &c,
JTor sale by
my 8tf
KEROHNKR A CALDER BROS.
F1y Fans- F1y Fans-
I TTTBITIVS sttudt.t no mirra nnnovnn
TX7K HAVE A SUPPLY OF THIS HOUSEHOLD
v v comiort ana sruarantee their successful enera
comiort ana guarantee their successful opera
tion or no sale. Full lines Earthenware and Glass
tes jcartneaware and Ul
wareaiwa7aon hand,
Terms as liberal as any
autre in the city.
GILES & MURCHI80N,
Crockery Department
my 8 tf
.We Credit
TVHK PROVERB THAT SMALL PROFITS wil
X cause quick sales, in conformity with this we
oner me largest ana nest selected stock er f urni
ture in the State. Our specialty: Square dealings.
a tin KKMua a jaunuic, -S.
B. Cor. Market and 3d Sts..
my 8 tf Wilmington, N. C.
Excellent Styles !
JpANCY STRAW HATS I
RECEIVED DAILY.
HARRISON A ALLEN,
my 8 tf Hatters.
Look to Your Interest
AND. STOP AT MALLARD BO WD EN'S,
xx
wher
where the largest assortment of Harness, Bridles.
Saddles, Collars, Trunks, Traveling Bags ever
brought to this city.are to be seen and bought for the
least money. Try them and be convinced. Manu
facturing and repairing done with neatness and
dispatch
ma 8 tf No. 8 South Front St.
Remember!
WE HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE OR HIRE
Teams of all kinds. We also Board Horses at
reasonable rates, and care for them well. Our
Stables are Cool and Pleasant. Call and look at
rices for Timkin SprlBguggies, for which we
ave the Agency here.
JAMES W. SOUTHBRLAND A CO.,
my 8 tf Opposite the Opera House.
RgyM New Testaieiit; .
B VISED VERSION OF THE NEW TES-
ment will be issued in New York, on the 17th
of May, at the following prices: 15c, S5c 50c, $1 00.
$1 oo ana $s so each, l snau nave a run suppn
Parties in the country will
please send in t
oraers s
ten tion.
orders st once, so that they will receive prompt at
my8tf.
C. W. YATES' BOOBt STORE.
rpROSB DRAP D'ETE SUITS ARB VERY COM
f ortable for this weather . MUNSON sells them .
WHITE LINEN VESTS.
ALPACA SACKS and full line of GENTS' FUR
NISHINGS, at
my 8 It
MUNBON'S
Clothing Room.
That Parker.
17
BOPLE SOUND ITS PBAlSES. IN ALL ITS
it GOOD. Bakes splendidly; burns
little wood. Indeed is all rJeht.
We have in stock aU kinds and styles Ranges,
square Top-Step, and any thing you may need
in the STOVE LINE. Wire Dish Covers. Call.
my 8 tf PARKER A TAYLOR-
I HATES OF ADVIUITIIina. ,
I Dns Banare one deL . . , . '. ... ' "' . ' t i it '
' twed4ys,...;.....,.,.w...;k. Its'
three days,..
rooraaye,....
" " five days?...,
One Week....
............ t SOS
. . .''.. - e se
eea
M Two weeks,
" " Three weeks,
" One month,
" Two months,
" Three months,
" Six months,
One year.
io ee
IT os
S4 00
e o
60 oc
imiracs Aaverusemeau taksa at propi r
tlonataly low ratea.
Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one eqaara.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1
HEALTH OF BODY IS WEALTH OP MIND.'.
JN ORDER TO OBTAIN THIS. IT IS HCCtft-
sary to use only tbe purest and freshest of Qro
cerles, and these can always be had by calling at
11 & 13 North Front St.
I keep in stock always
1 he Purest New Spring Butter.
Fare Leaf Lard,
I The Finest Assortment of Caused Uoods, Ma
Vegetables and Fruit,
Dried Fruits, all kinds, both Foreign and Domt.ttr
Hms, Breakfast Strip., Shoulders.
The choicest Moyune and Formosa Ts.
. The Freihest Crackers and Cats.
Flour of all grades-Fresh arrivals every weak.
Fish In Bbls Half Bbls. and Kits.
North Carolina Roe Herring from the Roanoke
snd almost all other goods In my Hoe.
If you wilt purchase tbe pure fresh necessaries
of me, I am sure you will acquire that health which
I will give you wealth.
Jno. L. Boatwrieht,
Xo 11 Oc 13 X. Front f I.
my 8 tf
Popular Books
T POPULAR PRICES.
Froude'e rar, (a sketch),
By James A. Frond h.
Carlyle's Reminiscences,
By Thomas Csrlyle.
The Life of Cicero. .
By Trollope.
Macaulcy's I ire and Utters,
By O. O. Trevelyan.
For sale vt
HEINSBEROER'8
Live Book and Music Store.
my 8 tf
Annual Sleeting.
IHB ANNUAL MEETING GF THE STOCK
. holders Of the Wllmlnirtnn rVimnMu .r.,
Warehouse Company will ba held 1 fjftil OfflrA nf
the President or the Carolina Central Rail roe a
Company, on Monday, the 9th of May, sill o'clock
M. GEO. SLOAN.
ap 8 at my 8 Secretary and Tress
A Grand Bazaar
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE REC
torr Club of St. John's Church, will ha nomad
at the City Hail on Wedneadsr niirht. if inh. at
8 o'clock, and continue throughout the week.
Great attractions in the ART AMD MCSIO GAL'
LBRY. Admission to Baaaar aad Gallery 10 cents
each. Season tickets 25 cents. myOlw
If You Need a Tonic
USB
Wlrs. Joe Person's
INDIAN
TONIC BITTERS
OxroBD, N. C, Feb. 1, 1880.
Mrs. Joe Person's Remed cured oar little s-lrl.
who was badly atfilcUd with Bcrorulaln the eyes,
a'ter all other available maana had failed.
K. E. ELLIOTT.
Enclose stamp for testimonials of remarkab
cures.
Prepared by Mrs, Joo Person, Frankllnton, N. C
For sale by
WM. H. GREEN, Druggist,
tae Wllmloeton.N C.
mh 16 ly
Parasols and Sun Shades.
Brown C Roddick
45 Market Street.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A BEAUTIFUL
assortment of the above at prices rsnelna-
from 15 centa to $15 00.
LACES AND HAMBURGS.
Our line in Laces snd Hambnrgs has nevjr
een so complete as at this time. We are opening
many novelties.
NECK RUFFLING.
A New Line just received.
BROWN A RODDICK.
ap 3 tf 45 Market BL
L. S. L.
NEXT DRAWING OF TBE '
JLoalslana State Lotte ry
TAKES PLACE MAY 10. CAPITAL PRIZE
$30,000. Whole tickets. $S 00; Halves, $1 00.
Address Lock Box rrt,
ap 13 tf Wilmington. N. C.
F
RESH MOCKING BIRD FOOD,
Canary Bird Seed. Mixed and Plain,
(Jam cempnor.
unionae lame.
Copperas. Ac. Ac,
Wholesale and Retail.
WM. H. GREEN,
Druggist,
mp 8 tf Market St., bet Front aad Second
Turpentine Tools.
WE HAVE JUST BXCETVID A LARGE As
sortment of Coopers and Turpentine Tools of
all kinds. Do not keep any but the best guaran
teed brands. If yon want the beet quality of tbM
XttS ana lowest casn prices sena your oraers w
io Old Established Hardware Bouse of
my 8 tf JNO. DAWSON ACQ.
Wanted 1,000 Men,
rjX BUY BUGGIES, CASTS, WAGONe, HAR
ness, Saddles, Collars, Haaes, Blind Bridles, Ac.
Beet goods and lowest prices.
my 8 tf " QERHABPT A OO.
They Have Gome !
V" nesa. Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Whips
ff-I and every thing in the line kept in a first'
xl 71 Clasa Establishment lust arrived, and
will sell lower than any other establishment lathe
city. Repairing, Trimming and Pamttagooae at
anort nouce, at vimii vaoiwry, in iiuni, ira-
tween Market ana rnncess Bireet
my 8tf
P. H. HA YD EN.
anrsTjBE your homes tjt the
Ajjjicnltnral Ins. Co., or New TW.
ESTABLISHED 1853.
ASSETS 1st Jan., 1881, $1,261,731.
Insures against lose or damage by Lightning,
whether Fire ensues or not
Takes no' mercantile
nor manufactaring risks; hence Is not
hjeetto
mm 1m In ii In
area.
Strongest residence insaraacv jumiymij
ice Insurance Corn pee
nrU . rn lrmij tM-n risks take, preml
caah. waif IS months note with S per cent, interest
JNO. W. GORDON A BBO., Agenta.
my8tf 84 North Water .L
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