TiUi HORlIHIGJiTAIl.
is wax. u. ncuftAUu.
IIBUDUKU DAILY
JEXCXPT MONUi ra.
i'hnw month. . " ;..-... 6
i uonuu,
To City BIDMnxn, winna lo u; pri or uie
u, , Fifteen Cents per week. - Oar City Agcauare
J0t MtboriBM o eouen rar awre uuui uree
meats
a sdvanee.
Sntcred at the Poet Office at Wilmington. N. a.
aa aecona-ciass matter, j
OUTLINED,
J. R. Keeoe presented 50,000 francs to
the poor of Paris oat of bis winnings by
me race iut uio uimu i it&o. . . x wu or
more cases of yellow fever have developed
on a British barque at the Pensacola (Fit.)
quarantine station. The New York 1
World suggests making the subscription I
for the benefit of the familj of the President
a noDolar one. The President's condi
tion continued favorable yesterday and
last night; his children were peroslfted to
ate him during the day. Memphis
will enforce its local quarantine ordinance
gainst boats from any point South on the
I2in inst. The New York State As
sembly balloted for U. 8. Senator without
aa election; Lapham and Miller, the Re
pblican caucus nominees, received 67 and
68 votes; Potter and Kernan, (Dems.) re
ceived 50 each, and Conkling 31 votes.
- The goetofflce department at Wash
itii'ton ba issued an order denyiee mail
taciiuies to several swindling concerns in I
New York and Atlanta, Ga. Ex- j
PrehiJeDt Davia in a letter to the Courier- I
Journal denounces the attempted assamina-
imu of President QtrMeld. The Queen
if England reviewed 53,600 volunteer
tioops at Windsor yesterday; the occasion
wan ai moat a complete holiday. The
fuu l fr Mrs Qarfield's bt-oeflt amounts to
fST.-'iTe Reports as to the growing
c-iii.m crop show a generally favor
a bl: condition for the month of 'June.
New York markets : Money 34 per
cent; cotton firm at 11 3-16ll 7-16
. e .is; 8i 'Utb.tr n flour quiet and steady at
$5 257 50; wheat closed firm, ungraded
re l $l 05 I 26; corn ic better, un
graded 4656J cts; spirits turpentine heavy
sod lower at 4l4li cents; roe in steady at
2 052 10.
The Morganton Blade t heretofore
neutral, has taken a decided ground
against prohibition.
At the Newmarket races Loril-
lard's Barrett was second and Keene's
Marshal McDonald was third.
Nearly 900 Mormon victims have
arrived at New York from Europe
and have gone to Salt Lake. EIow
long is this thing to continue?
Puck had some fairly good lines on
Garfield, but it had to show its horns
by talking about "rebel hale." The
fool-killer ought to be very busy.
The President is very hopeful him
self. The latest from him is "I am
trying to pull through." Fifty mil
lion people are trying to help him.
It is now asserted as a very solemn
I act that the comet is split, like the
Republican jarty in New York, and
has two heads or two tails, or both.
Only some $40,000 of the proposed
250,000 has been raised as yet for
Mr.-. Garfield and her Children. Cy
run Field has the matter in hand and
gives 15,000.
Mr. Brooks, obief detective of the
Treasury Department, after diligent
investigation, says there was no con
spiracy to assassinate the President:
So every man of sense concluded
days ago.
Some Northern Republican paper
calls "for fair play for Arthur." Just
at this time the country is much more
interested in demanding fair play for
the President. Arthur is his own
worst enemy.
Tbe New York Iribune is too de
praved a paper to be noticed by any
Southern paper. It has been making
some ugly flings and insinuations
at the expense of the South recently.
It is now abusing Conkling.
Guiteau pretends to have been in
spired by God to take the life of the
President. There are almost too
many fanatics nowadays who feel in
spired to kill somebody. Isn't it
about time to begin to thin them out?
On July 4th there was a great
stallion trot for $10,000 at Rochester,
N. Y. Seven heats were contested
by seven bones. Time 2:19 up to
2:25. W. C France's Alexander
won, beating three times and coming
out second four times.
A correspondent of - the Raleigh
News-Observer, writing from White
ville, says of Columbus, Bladen and
Brunswick counties, UI think- prohi
bition will be killed in tbe three coun
ties as dead as a hammer." He says
he has travelled also in Cumberland
and Harnett, and.that in both a large
majority of c the people are against
it. , .. - , . -. .-, ; ,
Revv Drv Moses Hoge made very
eloquent, touohing and appropriate
speech in the meeting called at Rich
mono, v lrginia, io express me voice
f-t i. u - .
.VOLI.XXVIIlNOi 94.
of,th people at tfaeattempt upon the
life of , the President, Tliet State re-J
ports him aaaaying finely v
"Behold. that tbeantifut,f.constenar
I Uon of Urea Maior. as it rolls ' no-
1 Mvaaiugij-auu wuouaUKcu iu position
I around - the ! polar star, to which it
I forever points us ! s So should oar
taougnt and aiplraUona be directed
w w..ine poie-svar oi.pnncipie, ana
never lor momeot oo uivercea irom
Iheir coarse to follow after the false
and virions teachings of fanaticism
and faction, which, like yonder bale
ful comet, spring from one knows not
where, nor tor what evil purpose, and
anappear one knows not whither.
The Stab contained the following:
puyaician wno nas oeen to see,
writes that the children of Western
North Carolina are not . so robust as
those in the Eastern part of the State.
nor are- the men superior types of
manbood." .. ...
The Winston Leader copied and
credited to Wshingtou JPo&t with
jbis comment:
-we ao not oeueve it. wno is
the physioian. and-where does he re
side ? This is a libel upon oar sec
tion."
The physician lives near Kinston
or at Kinston, we suppose. He wrote
an exhaustive article for the Journal
of that place.
TSJB CITY.
Nicvr AitVHtrristcmttiraik.
FouhpI
A. Davxd Bargains
Dtkb & Soh Mooacb
Mcnson Bath suits, etc.
J. L Hasdin Medicines.
Ckonlt & Morris For sale.
Ottebbotjbo Gigantic efforts. -Address
By Rev. J. C. Price.
P. M. King Jb Co. Pure water.
D. A. Smith & Co. Furniture.
Giles & Mtjrchison Crockery.
Hall & . Prarsall Lost check.
Harrison & Amur Straw hats.
C. W. Yates School books, etc.
J. W. Gordon &Bro. Insurance.
W.rH. Gxuekx Food for infants.
HKnraBRQKB Happy-go-Lucky.
P. B. ELatdrh Carriage painting.
Paukb & Taylor Tin ware, etc.
Mallard & Bowdrn Harness, etc.
Cronlt & Morris For rent or lease.
Brown & Roddick Duke of Ajgyle.
P. Cumiclno & Co. Schooner for sale.
W. E. brRTNOKR & Co. Cotton gins.
S. Q. Northrop Home made candy.
J. L. Boatwright How to keep cool.
Fakxlt Excursion Wednesday next.
Gerhardt & Co. Wanted 1,000 men.
Altafyer, Price & Co. Packing chests.
P. L B rubers & Co. Royster's candy.
Moonlight Excursion Prof. Agoatini.
Kjsrchneb & Calder BRoi. Wagons,
molaases, sugar, flour, etc
Inetallailoai of Oflieere,
At the regular meeting of Cape Fear1
Lodge No. 2, 1. Q. O. F., held last Tues
day evening, ft J. Jones, D. D. G. 1L, as
aisted by P. Gu R.. 8. .Townsead, - John
kaunder, BenJ. Bell and P. V. G. Rich
ardson, installed the following officers for
the ensuing term:
N. G. F. V. B. Yopp.
V. G. Odcar Pearsall.
R 8.-1J. Yopp.
P. a Wm. L. 8mitb.
T. John Maunder.
C W. M. Goodman.
W. W. H. Goodman.
R. S. to N. G. H. Burkhimer.
L. 8. to N. G. John W. King.
R. 8. to V. G. R. J. Jones.
0. G. R. 8. Townsend.
1. G. John Kernan.
L. 8. 8-Wm. Hankina
R. 8. 8. Job Malpass.
Chaplain W. J. Yopp. -
WllmlBKten District Osarereaee.
Rev. T. Page Rlcaud, one of the dele
gates to the Wilmington District Confer-
encc, which has been in setsion at Eliza
beth town aince Thursday last, . arrived
borne yesterday, by way of tho C. C. Rail
road, and will fill his pulpit at tbe Fifth
Street M. E. church today. He reports
a large attendance upon Conference and a
harmonious session. No proceedings of
importance had taken place up to the time
Mr. Ricaud left. Conference having been
engaged principally upon routine business.
Tbe appointment of delegates to the An
nual Conference was io have taken place
yesterday, - .eotr delegates, including
Rev. Dr. Yates, have not returned.
v '' 1 1 " - ae-Bi
Foreica akipwaevts.
The Danlshharreiitlne waseleared
from this port 'yesterday, bylleasrs. Kid
der & Sons, for Port-au-Bpain, Trinidad,
with 868,243 feet pitch pia j lumber; the
German barque Albatross, f or Rotterdam,
Holland; by Messrs. Robinson & King.with
2,811 barrels of : rosin, and the schooner
Mary Jt Adam, Fitzgerald foe PorUau
Prince, ; Hayti, by Messrs. K Kidder &
Sons, with 192,844 feet of lumber and
21,340 shingles. ,.
steallac Kepe.
William Williams, colored who wu seat
to jail a week or uao ago on the charge of
stealing several pairs of shoes from the
steamer Cfttfen bid ; a .hearing - before a
magistrate yesterday on the charge of steal
ing a quantity of rope from the lams steam
er, and was ordered to enter into bond in
the sum of $100 for his r Appearance before
the next ImifaO
which be was remanded to jail. j
wilmin&ton;:n; csunday;.
rKar Vtswii.- :
. J -
r"fV7 ,eT."fl0TDa
; 'V'- ' rl ' 'i
,, f xne aays nave ios tea iuiuuwcb
hi ength. r ;f Sr ,
: t The cotton crop In Brunswick
county is looking yrtil UTfsViV -l-
I Full .moottnorroworning
at C9 minutei after 8 tf clockl yS ni 3f
; p j v - ? -a" '"
r We had a caUyesterdayfr6m
Mr, McDiarmid, of the Boteonian.
Bellevue Cemetery during .the past week.
f : The work of .tinning tbe roofs
of the Poor House building was Expected
to be commenced yesterdsy. - . y
I We noticed a framed picturo of
the notorious assassin, Guiteau v on exhibi
tion at Heiosberger'a yesterday,- ,
The Register vof Deeds issued
only two marriage licenses daring the past
week, and they were both, for colored
couples. "" -'- . .
Moonlight eiioaraibn Tuesday
night on the steamer: Jtutport by Prof.
Agostini. Muodanebxgandothsf attrac
tions. See advertisement.
A prayer and experience meet
ing will be held this (Sunday) morning, at
half naat 9 o'clock, in that lecture room of
Rev. J. C. Pricevttke cMdrtd
orator, will arrive here to-morroi (Monday)
mornitg, and deliver an address -on prohi
bion on the - same night from the stand in
front of the old market house site. , :
The Board of County Commis
sioners and Board of Aldermen meet in
regular monthly session- to-morrow, the
meetings being postponed from latt Mon
day on account of Its being the 4th ot , Jul.
Don't forget the family excur
sion t6 Bmilhville, the forts and the Black
fish groujid on Thursday, under the aus
pices 6f New Hanover Tent, Na 7,1. O.
of R. Tickets for the round trip 50 cents;
children 25 cents.
"Mr. T. H. Smith's rattle snake,
which was captured in Brunswick county
nearly three months ego, and has since
been confined in alxix in his cellar, still
boasts the.'claimof being a,4rattling fellow,"
though he lias neither eaten or drank any
thing during the time.
Daily creamer Bnlleiiat.
The following will show the state of
the thermometer, at the stations named, at
3.00 P. M. yesterday, Washington mean
time, and also the amount of rainfall in
Inches for the twenty-four hours ending
daily at 3 P. UH except Tuesday,' when it
is 48 hours, as furnished by the Signa
Officer of this city :
amp. Bala fall. Weather. ;
Atlanta.. .
87 .00 Cloudy
96 .00 Haze
91 .60 Clear
96 XX) Fair
90 .00 Croudy
91 .00 Clear
.82 .30 Cloudy
89 .00 (Clear
9G .00 Fair
87 .07 Fair
103 .00 Fair
88 .00 . .Th'lDg
92 .19 Fair
91 .42 Th'tng
93 .00 Fair
89 .00 Clear
93 .00 Clear
Augusta.........
Charleston.. . ....
Charlotte
Oorsioana
Galveston
Havana
Indianoia
Jacksonville
Key. West
Montgomery
runta K&ssa
Savannah.
Wilminfirton. . .
Cedar Keys
PortEads
Pensacola
The following are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day!
Fair weather, winds mostly easterly, sta
tionary barometer, and stationary or higher
temperature.
Aaror'e cewru
Henry King, colored, was the first case
called, and the charge against him was that
he was found asleep on the street Friday
night by a member of the police force. He
was reprimanded and discharged on the
promise that he would dosoao more.
i), Jenkins was arraigned on the .chargo
of disorderly conduct and fined $2.
Mary Jane McClellan, the bearded wo
man, was again brought before the Court,
charged With disorderly conduct, and upon
being reminded that she had promised to
leave the city, she declared that she went
straight down in the "Hollow" and bought
a pint of whiskey and then went beyond
the city limits; but, as His Honor had said
nothlngabout her not returning, she walked
a short distance and then came baek Bhei
was ordeied to be locked up for five days and
then carried two miles beyond the city
limits in one of the corporation vehicles
and set adrift, with tbe understanding that
if she returned again she would be dealt
with more severely still.
John Chavers, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined $2.
In the case of a young man charged with
bathing in tbe river within the prohibited
limits, judgment was suspended, it being
his first offence.
Bxenrslon Wednesday. '
On Wednesday next, .the 1801 IubL, the
family excursion on the Passport, under the
management of Messrs. Strauss, Adrian,
Glameyer, Harr, Gerdts and Yon Kampen,
takes place. : Ever? emugBtttn!,! we are
assured will be made to. insure the com-.
fort and enjoyment of all .who participate
in the excursion, and strict attention will be
paid to the preservauon of order.
iSaa'isirate court
Wm. Gooding, j colored, was arraigned
before Justice MUlui yesterday morning
upon the charge of committiag assault and
battery rnpon rPoUyf WlUlamtEyideaca
insufficient and defendant discharged.
! "ROUGH ON BATS.nrrTheTtbi3 dot
sired found at last. Askdrnggtst for Rough
on Rata. It clean out rats, , roaches; IHesi
I
our cuTrreoesiTo-Dair. t-
- First Presbyterian, Church, corner Third
and Orange streets. - Rev,. Joseph R. Wil
son, ; D.D., -Pastor. ? , Services at It . a. nvo
and 6 p. m. Seats free Lecture Thursday
evening at8f o'clock. ;' " ;Kr
Second Presbyterian Church; ccorner ; of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C.
M.! Payne, Pastor." Services at 11 a.m. and
8ip.nu .Sabbath school at 5 p.m. Prayer
meeting, every .Wednesday at ej p. m.
Scats free. ..'v. . ' K' u'' ,'' 'T'-"'',
St. ; Paul's Svang.V- ueran'. J0hurch:
corner of 6th and Market streets, Rev. G,
No ser,T
SB SAA; . t AUUK&aQJA NMtWV CK A aJL4
vi0e at night. . : , . ; . :i
First Baptist Church, corner of .Market
and JTiitn streets. ; lie v. James u. ' lay lor,
pastor. ' Sunday School at 91. m. Services
at ! 11 a.m. and 8 p. m. Brooklyn Sunday
School at 9 p. m. j Young men's prayer
meeting Tuesday night at 8 oclk; ' Church
prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clk.
Meeting for, business Monday night' at 6'
o'clock. ' .'; " : 'V'' ' : "
Second Baptist Church, on 6th, between
Chh and Cas tie streets. Services at
11' o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock, p. m., by
Rev. J. P. King, Pastor. . , Sunday school
at 9 a. m. ,
St. James' Church, corner Market aqj&
Third sts. Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson. Rector,
Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Celebration
at ,Ta5. m. ; Sunday school at 91 a.m ; Morn"
ing Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evenfng Prayer
at 6 o'clock. ; : . -
St John's Church, corner of Third and
Red Cross streets. Rev. Thos. D. Pitts
Rector. iThird Sunday after Tiinity. Ear
ly Celebration at 7 o'clk; Morning Prayer
at! 11 o'clock; Sunday School at 5 p. m.;
Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock. V .
St. Paul's (Episcopal) church, corner of
Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clk,
evening Prayer at 6o'clk. Sunday school
at di p. m. Seats f ree.
Front Street M. E. Church (South), cor
ner of Front and Walnut'streets, Rev. K
A; Yates, D-D. ; pastor. Services at 11 a.m.
and 8 p.m.; Sunday, School at 4 p.m.; W.
M. Parker, sup'L ; Christian .Association
meets Tuesday evenings after the first and
third Sunday in each mon th. Pray er Meet
ing and PreachingSWednesday evening at
8 o'clock.
Fifth Street Methodist E. Church (South,
situated on Fifth, between Nun and Church
stk Rev. T. Page Ricaud, pastor. A Services
at 11 a. m. and 8 d. m. Sabbath school
at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ning at 8 O'clock.
Christ's Church (Congregational), on Nun
between 6th and 7th streets. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.' Pastor's bible service
I2t m. Prayer and Praise meetings Wed
nesday, 8 p. m. Sunday.school 3 p.m. .
St. Mark's (colored) Episcopal Church.
corner 6th and Mulberry streets." Services
on Sundays at 11 a. m. and .6 p. m. . Sun
day school at SL Barnabas at 4 p. m.
Seatsiree. "... . ; ,. .
?"irit BaDtist church, colored, corner of
Ftfthand Red Cross streets, Bev. A. M.
Conway pastor, sabbath school at-9 a. m.,
Sunday School Bible Union at 5p,m.. ser
vices at 11 o'clock, a. m., 3p. m. and 1
p.m., Bible reading every Wednesday at
8 bm.
Be. Stephen's A. M. E. Church.' Rev. J.
G. Fry, pastor. Services on. Sunday at
10 a. m., 3 p.m. ajo4,p. nv; on Tuesday
at7D. m.. official meeting: preaching on
Wednesday at 7 p. m.; prayer meeting on
Friday at7 p. m.
jbenezer iiaptttt cnurcn (coioreci, -n
between Orange and - Ann streets, W. H.
Banks, pastor. Seryioes at 10 a. m., 8 p.
m. and 8 p, m, flabhath school at 12 M.
First A7esbytenan Ufcurco, (colored), ui
and Chesnut.Streets. Rev. D. J. Sanders,
?aston Preaching at 11 o'clock, a.m and
p. m. Sabbath schodtat 9 o'clock a. xa.
St. Jbewis cnapei, corner beventn ana
Bladen streets. Rev. John H. Lewis, pas
tor. Services at 11 o'clock a. m. Si o'clock,
p. m ana o o'cioca, p. m.
'Trinity junapei, jo. js. unurcn, via ana
Brunswick .streets, Ber. B. ilorten, Pas
tor. Services at 11 o'clock; a. ml . 3 p. m-
and 7i p. m: Sabbath School at 9 a. m;
DIRXU .
HXIM.TEB. la Umrinaiirz. on the morn Ing of
the Vth lnat., Mrs. 8ALLI8 H. NSIMTKB, consort
or Jaa C. Helmyer.
Her funeral will take place front the reatdenee of
JOhnS. Nelmyer, Keq. , cornet of St an Orange
Streets, this (Snnday) afternOM at 4 o,C3oelc
Friends and arqaalntancwi of the: family aw- re
pectfally InTlted to attend. 1
s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
House FurnishiDg
WBKBET ONHAND A LABOS AKD WKLI.
selected stock of these goods. Wood and
Willow Ware. ' Tia Ware at wholesale and retail.
Bepalrlng done at short notice. DrtTS Pomps pat
down at bottom figures, t T
PAEKBR TAYLOBi
jy 10 tf . 19 South Front Ht.
For Sale.
rjpam scnooNXB bosa cuicMia, rpasi
eriy tae property m awrj istw,' wvcmc : j 1 1
, PRBSTOm CDHJaXMu j
Millers and Grain and
Jyld.tf Peanut Dealers.
Wo Call Attention
rpO THB LABQXST STOCK OF 'FINK AND
Plain FUJgMTUKJE in this city, at retail, of the
latest desfrus and lowest prices.
D. A. SMITH ft CO., "
48 North Front BtD
JyWtf
Wanted 1,000 Men, (
fJOSTJY BTJQQIXS, casts, wa!gohs, hak
nesai SadsCoTlars,; Banea'BUnd Bridles, Ae. '
; Best goods and lowest prices. !.V.'
jr 10 tf r fy t 'fA QirpTrfBTv 4 CO.
Uotice.
ti t' i'i :Zt 1
r TO ALL WHOM EC. MAY CQfiCXBN.
ir 4 tnat xaave a Flwt-iaass a-wfli
11 3 .risge Patatar.: Thcs.wtaluaf i tohava
ftfuriv Cinrrlaom Rum nr Thoita inslntad.-: Will - dO
VweUtoclvawatrial Wa saraatee saaaractten-
I at low prices. sOoTnlrd. jetwoMsawt aaara-
Bweeskv.tii'i: "iCLTr Ji
P. H. BAYDXN.
1 ?
juby io; tssi:
u 1 NEW -ADVERTISKMENTS.
Hoonlight Excursion.
"pKOJ1; AGOSTINI WtUV QlVB 1 A VJOtTX
llgkt Bxeorsion en' the Steamer Pawport, ; Tuesday
Svenbiz. July Uth. to Port Hsher. ItaUan Band
for dancing-aa other matic on" beard.- Xeare sfr 8-
p-ciooE. iieturn at-. Jfare ror Bound Trip 50
centa. uy and gentleman 75 eents ' 1 Jy 10 it '
! Family Excursion,;
wtttt.
' ; - i- ) OR THS STKAHSB PASSPQBT
1 This Excursion will bo under the suuagement of
Messrs. John W. Strauss. Alexander Adrian, H. A.
Glamyer. Jehu Haar, Jr., J. W. Qerdta and.Q.
Von Kampen. . .
; ; The BoaV will step at the tbiIdus points en the
Biver,the Forts, and ge to Sea.
The Committee reserve the right te exclude all
Objectionable, persona. ' ,
' MoeplritaousUqiiors allowMonboard.
i Befreshments at city prices. '
A String Bandtwill tnmiah Musid, ; iv-
1 The Boat will leave;at Sja o'clock.
, . Tickets 60c; Children and Servants 25c; to be bad
of the Commiitee and on board,
jy-ll'St ate 1. -uBeviewxopyltii y
; ! -Graiia
S1
MlTHylliLa ANDBLACKFlBH GROUNDS.
. mrnmoniv ittttu .oof
For the Benefit of New Haneyer Tent No 67.L O.
. ., -ot Eechabites.t T' ' -m1
. The Steamer Passport will -leave her Wharf m
the above dates at 8 o'clock, for BmithviUe andtbe
FortaandtOitheBlackflBh.Qronnds. . BP"
1 xne unanunee reserye uie ngnc to excruue au
objectionable pereena.- The best of order will be
preserved. No spirituous lienors allowed on board.
Refreshments at? city prices. Music .by ltaljan
Harpers and Dancing.
Tickets fer the round trip 60c, Children S5c. can
be procured from Committee, any member of the
O rder, at News Stands and the Book Stores. '
, Committee Thomas B. Skipper. Wm. Richard
son, P. Teboa. ' . th en wed th ; 1 j. Jy 1 it :
Rev. Jr C Price,
QNK OF NOKTH CBOLINA'S MOST GIFTED
Orators, will address the people on the subject of
Prohibition, from the Old Market Stand, on Mon
day night, 11th inst. , at half -past 8 o'clock,
jy 18 It
Notice
IS HXBEBY G1VBN OF THB LOSS OF AW.
W. B. B. Check, made payable to W. F. Parker,
and by him indorsed, for $383; and all parties are
warned againat buying or trad ing for tbe same, as
a duplicate nas been applied for and will be. issued
by the K. B. Company.
jylOlt . HALL 4c PEAKS ALL.
For Salb,
THAT VKKY DESIRABLE STOBB,
JL
NO. 87 MARKET STREET.
CRONLY & MORRIS,
Auctioneerr,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers.
Jyio it
For Sent or Lease,
rpHS COMMERCIAL HOTEL,! .
X
On and after 18th instant.
CRONLY MORRIS,
Auctioneers,
Stock and Beal Estate Brokers.
3M6 It
Bath Suits,
JMW IN PRICE.
Wnite vests 75c and upwards,
uol'd and Black Alp. backs,
' Linen Dusters,
At MUNSON'S.
Jy 10 It Clothier and Merchant Tailor;
.s. s. s,
M ELLIN'S INFANT'S FOOD,
Dukehart's Extract Malt and Hops,
Cu ratine. Kidney Wort,
West's Liver Pills, Ac.
J. H. HARDIN.
Prescription Druggist,
JylOtf New Market.
Cotton Gins.
rpHOBBIN WANT OF THB - CELEBRATED
X Brown Cotton Gins should send in their orders
at onca; time is new foil short. Guaranteed to be
the beet and cheapest Gin made.
; WM. Bi SPRINGER CO.,
i Successors to John Dawson St Co.,
JylOtf 19, 81 and 83 Market St.
Home Ilade Candy,
MANTJFACTrjBBD AT No. 37 MARKET ST. ,
Wilmington, N. C. Guaranteed strictly pure,
and Savored with very best essential oils of Leinoa,
Peppermint, Nutmeg, .Cinnamon; Wintergreen,
Sassafras, &c. Fresh Taffy, Peanut and Cocoa nut
Candies, and Soda Water a specialty ,l
At S. &Tnobthbop'
Jy 10 tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
Straw
Hats!
HARRISON ALLEN,
Hatters..
jrw.tf
PURS WATER. OUR DRIVE . WELLS ABB
the fcheaoeat. aimnleat and surest sources of
pare water supply to be had under grpmndV ; Thay
cost half as much as open wells and are free from
11 tnesmecaons common w warn. imn oe pat
dewm anywhere, requiring the labor of two men one
to two hours. Bend lor. special Illustrated Circular
; Jy 10 tf - Wihnington, N. C.
; chpol ;10oka ;;
X . FULL STOCK ALWAXSi ON HAND. Head
xx. quarters ror. iexs , sookb aaopteu uy uiv
Htate Board of Eduoation. Liberal discount to
Teachers. . . -
! ORGANS For Church. School and Parlor nee.
Pianos of the besMnake always on hand, at . .
) Jy 16tf,r ; C. W. YATES' BOOK STORE.
Found!
rrAHB CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUT YOUB
FaniUnre,the new Furnitaxe Store of BEHBENDS
St MUNROE S. B. Cor. Market and Sad - Streets,
Wilmington, N. C, Square dealing and prompt
deUvery one specialties.
"Hon'ach."
Beoad Bosom, an advantage over all. f.
' Aad style that no one can doubt,
; 'XSbirtthatwm the slfort and the tall,'
'. . And please the slim ana the stout; .
I tAfchirtwltfcpraiseaJsatly wott -i -1
. Bold by the Furnishers, &YBB SON.
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Foodforriju'ants.
XrOBlicBTS FOOD.rMSlXINV' 3OOD IV
XX perlal Grannm and. Robinson's Barley, HofTs
Malt Extract. Dukehart's Extract Malt and Hops,
Valentine's Meat Jaleej Lieblgs Extract Meat. X
complete assortment or Toilet Powder and Hair
RmhM frlnftit-ire low-tor 'i -'2- -"
: JJ iu U .
Market Street;
ibofeto;
:X HD tSTOF XT MALLARD i Stl BOWJUWS,
wnere tne lareeac assortmem or ? luraow.- ruw.
Baddies Onllan.-- Triuiksw tTiarelttue Bags , VeZ
m .. 4.s-. - - .u a-. kA am al Kftwwht tVMsfrttsy
5??XZTZttZZZtttZ
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I NEW'(ADVERTISEMENTS.tK j
BUKE, OE ARGYIiE.
3 ro ynj.Q R od d i c k
li 4
45"narket St.. :
r "! s'-f'J'r Aiewun"the x r'V ; 'V?
DjllE 0F.1BGILE GENTS' COLUB:
A NOVELTY m THIS LINF." ,
ilNTE
JUST OPENED, A CASB 'AT 8 CTS' PER YARD,
j - " '' FULL WIDTH. '
- S
QUILTS,
i .
FOUR CASES JUST ' ARRIVED ; PRICES 80c.
;-5j'.": ;-';--'-tt63,$is5'and$tJ. '.i J
Brown S Roddick
. . . ...... - - . ,.
. . s 45 market Street. -'
OIGAUTIG: EFFORTS 1
J j . ; ABE NOW BEING MADE
To Close Out Every Dollar's Worth
j OF OUR BALANCES IN
SPBISG & SDHHER CLOTHING, k
For Ten Days
Middlesex Bine Flannel Suits,' extra sises, SIS 53.
Our famous Brown Cheviots reduced to $11 03
Our light Dunbar Plaid Suits, $11 00.
Suits formerly sold for $15 00, reduced to $13 50.
AlpaccaJTrock Coats, best quality, $4.
We Intend making-our semi-annnal visit to the
Northern markets earlier than usual. The stock
we usually carry will be doubled this fall, hence all
spare room is necessary.
. Bargaina will be offered in Men's Furnishings,
Umbrellas, Trunks and Valises.
Orders by mail promptly attendedto, The same
advantage given to an.
Men
ention this advertisement.
It. 3. OTTERBOITJ1G,
22, 24, 26 and 28 North Front Street,
Jy 10 It WILMINGTON, N. C.
This Week,
BARGAINS
Unprecedented.
AT
A. DAVID'S,
The Clothier.
JylOtf
Thermometer 98 deg.
rpHIS DISAGREEABLE SPELL OF WEATHER
being upon us, and the question of the day being
how to keep cool, I would advise my numerous
friends and customers to try something from my
carefully selected assortment of
CLARETS,
j RHINE WINES,
CHAMPAGNES,
ORANGE WINE, "
and other LIQUOBS.
To which, if Ice be added, and some of those
FINE LEMONS,
Of which I have just received a new invoice, I feel
sure the happy result will be accomplished.
. TRY THB RECEIPT t
ALSO .
Afresh supply of
. . LIMP'S LAGER BEER
just received. The best in use. .
Jno. L. Bpatwriffht,
Son. 11 &1N. FrontSt.
! JlOtf ' f; ,: f,-..: ,
TT A ppv.ooT.nr!KY. Another edition of this
XX splendid new novel, by the author of "Bnt
ledge' which produced ao remarkable a sensation
and had such an enormous sale - many years ago.
This new novel, like "Missy," is even better than
"Ratledge.r
Price. $f 50.
and is laving a tremendous "sale.
WIFE'S TRAGEDY. Another intensely in-
Jti. teresting new novel, by May Agnes Fleming,
A
mtrj
ful Woman' etc. Price, $1 SO.
TT A n MOT'S FIRST UKADER. Tne HClMSt
VUUUUI. ZvWe ASaWa S91 BV
X Burlesque on the old-fashioned School Book
ever puDUsneo. jtbu at pictures.' xnoe to cbbhp.
1 . i ' J HalNSBERGEB'S
Jy 10 tf ; Live Book and Music Store.
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
i .
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac., c
ALL SIZES WINDO W GLASS,
)'! -. .,. . AT . :
ALTAFFBB, PRICE Co.,
Faotokt: ,
Foot of Walnut at.
JylOtf ,
. ' Omn;
Nutt,asar Bed Cross at.
j TJTSTJBB T0TJE H0HE3nTTHB
.Juiil) ;i -.i BSTABTJSHED 1858.- -tutii
IaISSEa Isl Jn. l88l 1,2615
1 llsares against loss k aaniagW by' kantfe,''
akUMnnManouin hoc. niawwiauun
rnanmfactaring riaU; hence is ?io subject
bv sweeping flres. . -ronxest
residence JnnumM Company? la the..
term? risks taxes nremfum half
One Snnars one da.I.. iirk
f ' ""twodays..i..i.4MM.i 1 7 t
thfWdaya,,,.. 'lf-
! t, v T
rt N -.-'. . ''flve davsttiit ... t s 60: ?...
One
""Two weeksi(;,i,-.'iiw'iw..'.. a to..
:--t Three weeks, ... ... ; t . . .v. . -
! it v "Ossaonta.iiv.itv.t.. -- 10 08
Ui : Two months,.., .......v. IT 00
t i i Three months.... M OS i
. ;..,) fUx 1HlUll,iwiM..w r 40 CV
? i.M One year..... ......... CO 00.
. , af'Contract Advertisements .taken, at proper i
tiotoatelowrates,,c;,i,Uv" '
axaavss smiu mwiymtw Vjjyv saxsMaJ fjuffl Ifjttwfw i
NEW .ADVERTISEMENTS,
PX,; Bridgers ; Cbt
oft- fU.-ji
1 iP,Ts.t .fli-rwt.t'
u t;-j v? is J -f
SaturoyJuI
ROYSTER'S CANDY
.:,,. I.-. .
'tit -yv.lNfs,
ENTIRELY. OUT.
Uonday, Jiily 11,"
A FRESH SUPPLY RECEIVED,
XND REALY FOB OPB CUSTOMERS.
COME EARLY.
groceries;
WE ALSO KEEP AN EXTENSIVE LINE OF
FANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES,
And are selling them Very Low.
CLARETS,
; On Draught, and by the Bottle, of all grades.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
ANOTHER DIRECT IMPORTATION OF'
Crockery lust received by German Bark Japan.
A large invoice of C. O. and White Granite Ware.
This is another of . our -large . direct importations. -and
being bought in the dull season at bottom '
figures for the cash, and with , very low, freights ,
any prices that can be obtained from any Hours la
the United States without excepten. Give as a
trial and save 10 per cent in freight. ' ,
jy iu tr uiua at muituuioux,.
Brown tt Roddick
The HobbiesTThing Out
IS OUB
"DUKE OF ARGYLB" LINEN COLLAR AND
TIB COMBINED, . ..
tor which we are the Sole Agents in this city..
:. ' GivensacalL
I BROWN BODDICK, '
ijyltf ' 48 Market BU
L. S. L.
. NEXT DRAWING OF THE '
iLoalslaria . State Lottery
TAKES PLACE
$100 to $30,000
JULY It. PRIZES FBOM
Price, Whole tickets, $ 00,
aaiveafi uo. . w ' ....' i,.,,
AaaresB lioca box - .
Je 15 tf : . Wilmington, N. C.
Dr. f ortMiiitoW Ws0$tX
T7OR DYSENTERY, DIARRHOEA, CUOlKRA
X Morbus, Bummer complaint ; or vnuoren, ant
silPainfulDerangemeataof the Bowels, this .'ok
household remedy is the most reliable. "Everr
Snd v's" Pills, the best, mildest and safest Cathartic
gammer Complaint ; of Children, and
out
XTm'.
Pills, the best, mudest and sarest ustnaruc.
esod for "Anybody" and "Everybody.' For sale
by all dealers. BOYKIN, CARMES Si CO.,
, . .. Proprietors, Baltimore, Md.
; le is eodsn r nac . su we ir.
.jr.
Wilson. CMlfis & Co.'s Wagons
AGONS OF ABOVE MAKE,
AT MANUFACTURERS BICES '
';r-'ForsaleW .''v;;:-j
jy to tf . KBQxmxanL caldIsbbbob. , :
Cuba Ilolasses.
150
Hhds. 'andBbls Extra Fine tJMf:
.TS, "7 " CUBA MOLASSES i i
, : -.Forsalsby wj"'lo V.iiiii.s
KSRCHNERIA; CALDEB BROS. ' '
Jyiotf
Sugar,. Cpifee. Bice.
Baga CXFFBB, l; - 7 r.i.-?it
' 25 J,,...;. J,. .'.;.;!, ... ....
JV 10 ,tf , ') r KEBCHNEB CALDEB BROS. ' i
llpTr, Corn,
mi.
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