North Carolina Newspapers

The Morning Star. BlJSHLD DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS. e Two ktk or suAscanriON, in advancb. Threes (by Man; rusutg -u.iu, .... " One Two Ti,ree Months, two Months, " " Three Mr r " SU Months,. M . " One Year, . . . "-TVi city Subscribers, delivered in any , (Tity. ri(TiH vjbib jjwr inn. uur iar Oontraei AdTOTtlaemenU taken at prorwn Mon&tely low rates. rdncr collect formore VOL. XXX.---NO. 75. . ...t nv not WILMINGTON, N C, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1882. WHOL NO. 4624 ;;.",V three month9 in advance 'it Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make tine i i in rrm mm ,A XT L J?9'9 ! I .M , Will lv I I i I -4n 1- : " tetBL-- : .8 M 111 X T M if I til M i M K 7 i 1 1 - :: :: as2-- m - . ..." " - - : - " 5 two mn . i - .. ?S - .. . . '....u-.. , ;.;.,, j ThrM Months, 94 SO 1 . ,. V " SU Month. 40 ou p-,t.red at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C, '" as Second Class Matter. mokningT edition. OUTLINES. Cotton waste mill at Boston Highlands buriA'd; several firemen injured. A r -ulwky accident on the Clarksburg and Western Railroad resulted in killing two persons and injuring badly thirteen. Colonel Holland was brutally murdered in jravc-rickc county by two Mexican leaders. Two murderers lynched in Colorado. Engineer killed on "Western & Atlantic Railroad. More indictments against Uraily and Dorsey in the Star Route cases. The House considered the Appropria tion bills; the Naval Appropriation bill was reported and recommitted. The steam ship companies are reconsidering their de termination as to the Castle Garden immi- grani tax. Two Chinamen killed at se;1. The Egyptian troubles continue; 340 corpses of Europeans killed in the re jlfnt riot found thus far; a new ministry to be formed. Englandto send troops to Alexandria and to protect the Suez Canal. The Sultan still objects to the Con- ferer.ee. Severe gale in Missouri and Kansas: several persons killed and much ihnaaire to shipping and other property. Xew York markets : Money 22 per cent.; cotton quiet at 12 3-1612 7-16c; southern flour fairly active and easier at f ; jj 7 75: wheat, ungraded red $1 08 1 4J; corn, ungraded 7678c; rosin steady at l'2i(&'2 17$; spirits turpentiue firm at 47-CeviSC. Egypt is becoming aland of thick- il.irkness. Gen. D. H. Hill will remain in Ar kansas at the head of the Industrial University lie having withdrawn his resignation. Rumor has it that Governor Came -i on will call the Virginia Legislature together to redistrict the State. The purpose is of course to fix things for the Republicans and Readjusters. A. B. Gillespie was before the Sixth District Investigating Com mittee. The Dispatch's letter from Washington says of him: 'He refused to answer, on the ground that if did so lie would criminate himself. The committee will meet again Saturday, when it is claimed most damaging testimo ny will be elicited." Da. W. G. Budington, surgeon of the steamship Colon, contradicts flail v the testimony of Mowry as to the conduct ot Mrs. Christiancy in her trip to Aspinwall. He says she behaved like a lady and was not un favorably remarked upon, as is asserted. Somebody is falsifying the record. Geo. C. Haight also praises hr bearin jr. THECITY. iv eh' auvertiskmeivts. , )':') Aijove Zero. A David Odd lots. B. II. J. Aiiiusns Ice. Yates Blauk books, etc. Rouixson & King Hay. J. G. Burr To taxpayers. Geo. A. Peck Fairy bells. Ms'nson Striped half-hose. J. II. IIakdik Brushes, etc. P. M. King & Co. Bath tabs. Brows 6c Roddick Ca canny. , J. W. Harper For Smithville. D. A. Smith & Co. Furniture. Heixsberger Blank books, etc. D. B. Galt.y The last is the best. Chapon 6c Pickett Fancy cakes. H. M. Bowden & Co. Good news. Parker & Taylor Water coolers. G. W. Williams & Co. Groceries. Wm. H. Green Pel's corn solvent. J. C. Mends Cigars and cigarettes. Gii.es & Mcrchison Tin toilet sets. Bridgers 6c Co. Wines and liquors. 0. G. Parsley Wharf, etc., for sale. Altaffer, Price & Co. Sashes, &c. I. II. Mallard Trunks, saddles, etc. P H. Ha yd en Buggies, harness, etc. Otterbourg More valuable presents. Watson & Eckkl Wool, etc., wanted Henry Savage To delinquent taxpay're P.O. Box 241 Eneine and boiler wanted 1 excursion American Legion of Honor. Excursion Ladies Fifth St. M. E. Ch. Meeting Hanover Council M. S. B. F. Kerchxer & Calder Bros. Corn, hay, glue, bacon, etc. The Railroads and Early Closlnsr. In reply to the request of the President ofthe prouuce Exchange, Mr. T. D. Meares, agent of the C. C. R. R., agrees to receive freight for that road from 8 a. m. until o p. m continuously, and thus ena ble the local shippers to conform to the arrangement for closing at 5 o'clock. Mr. Collier also agrees to accommodate in the same way for the W. & W. and W., c- & A. Railroads. Cotton Receipts. 1 he receipts of cotton during the past week footed up 219 bales, as against 143 'ales for the same period last year. The receipts for the crop year up to yes- terday foot up 135,867 bales, as against 3395 bales for the crop year up to June oMhf er' lowing an increase in favor r 1882 of 18,472 bales. BrnWln "x1"8 gain strength by using ia ltS-ronBltters- ItactslikeacharrS S3& health and 8trength 7" Local Dots. Second Sunday after Trinity. Days length 14 hours and 35 minutes. No cases for the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. , . t , A beautiful rainbow spanned j. the southeastern heavens yesterday after noon, about 7 o'clock. A dog fight at the foot of Mar ket street yesterday drew together about two hundred people. The dogs fought un til they both tumbled into the river. Up to yesterday afternoon 2,663 persons had listed their taxes. Next Friday is the last day of grace, and those who are behind should come up to the front. Rev. T. Page Ricaud, pastor of the Fifth Street M. E. church, being absent from the city, Rev. J, W. Craig will occupy his pulpit this morning and Rev Mr. Millis this evening. The Norwegian Barque Hjem met, Captain Dugemunden, was cleared from this port for Hamburg, yesterday, by Messrs D. R, Murchison & Co., with 3,232 barrels of rosin, valued at $6,090. The New Departure. Namely, the early closing of commission houses on the wharf at 5 P. M., was readi ly adopted, and for the first week has been fully acquiesced in by all. The steady business strain from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., as a matter of course necessitated a lunch about 1 o'clock, and for a few days the dinner seekers were put to their trumps to give the "inner man" a stay to bridge them over until the postponed dinner hour, now about 5.30 P- M. Necessary expedients were soon hit upon. Some of the younger boys eame down in the early morning with sandwiches or cold biscuits, eating their lunch in silence, with copious draughts of "Adam's ale" to wash it down, but not so with their seniors; waiters were seen wending their way to the differ ent offices, and if you had dropped in between 1 and 2 . o'clock you would have found a little coterie, equal to an evening tea party, a number of friends having been called in, and you will disco ver an ample spread of sandwiches, cake, peaches and cream, coffee, milk and ice cream. These good things are sure to gene rate conviviality, and an atmosphere of good feeling is diffused, coupled with no little merriment. Just think of it, ladies ; a Water street broker serving the coffee, and hitting the exact quantity of cream and su gar! We shall not speak of the health-giving virtue of eating the frugal meal in peace, with a dash of good humor to savor it, and the beneficial result of quiet and rest after luncheon, that our doctors have discussed and decided upon. We leave that for the gentlemen themselves to descant upon in the pleasant family circle at home. Seriously, we trust all will find the change beneficial, and that the full measure of business requirements may be met. , Excitement on market Street Tester day Afternoon. Considerable excitement was created on Market street yesterday afternoon on ac count of a difficulty between a white man and a colored man. It appears that the white man owed the colored man some mo ney or at least the latter claimed that he did who asked him for it, when some words passed between them, and the white man struck the other. This was the sig nal for the gathering together of a large crowd of colored people, and finally quite a sprinkling of whites, and the fact that the white man was arrested and put under bond for his appearance to an swer to the charge of assault and battery upon the colored man, had no perceptible effect in abating the excitement, Chief of Police Brock and a squad of policemen being kept busy for some time in efforts to disperse the crowds which would gather wherever the man that was stricken would station himself and commence reciting the circumstances of the alleged assault. For tunately no serious breach of the peace occurred and the excitement, which is easily started on that particular thorough fare of a Saturday afternoon, finally sub sided. Excursion Next Thursday. There will be a family excursion down the river on Thursday next, on the steamer Passport, under the auspices of the ladies of Fifth Street M. E. Church, the boat to leave her wharf at 9 o'clock sharp. The ladies of the Fifth Street Church have always been very successful with their ex cursions, and there need be no fear tha this will prove an exception. Their art rangement in fact, preclude any such possi bility or, at least, probability. Correction. Two errors occurred in Mr. Darby's letter, which we are requested to correct. In the second paragraph occurs this sentence: "And I would sooner be defeated than say I would not run if elected under such cir cumstances." The word "run" should be serve. In another place he is quoted as being opposed.to county government. He says it should have read "present county government." Little Bridge. The work on the "Little Bridge" k pro gressing rapidly under the supervision of Mr. R. H. Beery. All the defective mate rial is being taken out and a new bend in troduced to atld to the strength of the structure, which will be in perfect order in a few days. "WINE OF CARDUI " for Ladies only. For sale bv J. 0. Mtjnds. Oar Church Calendar. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner of Sixth and Market streets. Be v. F. W. E. Peschau, pastor. German servi ces at 11 a. m. ; English services at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 9.30 a.m., W. H. Strauss, Superintendent. St. John's Church, corner of Third and Red Cross streets. Rev. Thomas D. Pitts, Rector. 2nd Sunday after Trinity. Early Celebration at 7 a. in.; Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 5 p. m. ; Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock. St. James' XJhurch,- corner of Market and Third streets. Rev. Dr A. A. Watson, Rector. Second Sunday after Trinity. Cel ebration at 7 a. m. ; Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 41 p. m. ; Eve ning Prayer at 6" o'clock. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of Fourth and Orange streets. Rev. T. M. Ambler, Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock ; Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock ; Sun day school at 8 o'clock. Seats free. First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and range streets. Rev. Dr. Joseph R Wilson, Pastor. Morning service at 11 o'clock; afternoon service at 6 o'clock; Sunday School at 4.45" P. M. ; Thursday night lecture at o'clock. Second Presbyterian Church, corner of Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbatlfschool at 4 p m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Seats free. First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. J. B. Taylor, pas tor. Sunday school at 9 a. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m. Bible Class, Tues day 8 p, m. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Cordial wel come to any and all of the meetings. Second Baptist Church, corner of Sixth and Church streets. Bev. J. P. King, pas tor. Sunday school at 9J a. m, Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting avery Tuesday at 8 p. m. Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of Front and Walnut streets. Rev. Frank H. Wood, pastor. Services at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sabbath school at 5 P.M., W. M. Parker, superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian Association Tues day evening after first and third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and strangers and visitors cordially invited, Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and Church, Rev. T. Page Ricaud, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m Class meeting at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. The All Souls Christian Union hold reli gious services every Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, in Tileston Upper Room. Public invited. Woo ten's Chanel, corner of Ninth and Bladen streets. Rev. Willis Woo ten, pas tor. Sarvices at 11 A. M., 3 and 7i P. M. Sunday school at 9 A. M. Chesnut Street Presbyterian Church, 8th and Chesnut streets. Rev. D. J. Sanders, pastor. Sabbath school at 9 o'clock A. M. Services at II o clock A. M. and 7 o clock P. M. Ladies' nraver meeting' Mondav at 4 o'clk P. M. Young Men's prayer meet ing Monday at 7i o'clock P. M. Weekly ecture Wednesday at 7 A. si. beats tree. St. Mark s Church, corner of Sixth and Mulberry streets. Rev. C. O. Brady, Pas tor. Services on Sundav as follows: Morn ing Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at 8 o'clock ; On Holy days services at 9 A. M. and 5 P.M. Sunday school at bt. Barnabas school-house at df r. M. Christ Church (ConCTeeationalisth Nun street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge, minister. .Preaching services at 11 o clock A. M. and 8 o clock f. M. astor's Bible Class at 12i P. M. Prayer and Praise meetmg, Wednesday, 7 o clock M. Sunday school, 3 o clock P. M., in Memorial Hall, corner 7th and Nun sts. Magistrate's Court. George Spicer, colored, was arraigned be fore Justice Gardner, yesterday morning, on the charge of assault and battery upon Thos. T. Beatty with a stick. Defendant was found guilty and required to pay one penny and the costs. Isaac Spicer, colored, charged with the same offence, inasmuch as he seemed to have aided and abetted his brother, even to the extent of drawing a knife and standing ready to take part in the fight, was found guilty and subjected to the same penalty as his brother. Richard Holmes, colored, charged with false pretense, had a hearing before Justice Millis, who discharged him on account of the insufficiency of the evidence, and one Thomas Moore, the prosecutor, had to pay tbe costs. Thomas T. Beatty, charged with as sault and battery upon Isaac Spicer, Jr., was found guilty, but judgment was sus pended upon the payment of costs. The same defendant was next arraigned on a peace warrant sworn out by James Spicer, and was required to give bond in the sum of $50 to keep the peace for ninety days and pay the costs. An Old Coin. A gentleman showed us a very old coin yesterday which was picked up on the streets by a colored boy. Its date is 1652. and the inscriptions are "Bristol Farthing" on one side and "The Arms of Bristol" on the other, the "arms" being the representa tion of a vessel and a fort. It is very little worn considering its extreme age. Are we to Have a Race. We were informed a few days since that a movement was on foot looking to a yacht race over the Wrightsville course on the 4th of July, under the auspices of the Car olina Yacht Club. Has the project been abandoned ? The countenance of mortal man or wo man cannot be celestially pure and radiant, but with Dr. Benson's Skin Cure it can be made smooth and free from tetter, scaly eruptions, freckles and climatic discolora tion. A lovely toilet dressing. t The County Jail Water Arrange ments. We Went to jail yesterday ; but with our Own free will and accord, to inspect the water arrangements under the new system, the supply now being furnished by the water works. . Any one who ever visited the jail before the present system was intro duced cannot fail to detect an improve ment as soon as they get within the walls, the disagreeable odor which formerly pre vailed, having entirely desappeared. The water apparatus is arranged with a special view to cleanliness and the absence of disa greeable odors, and in this respect the ob ject has been attained to perfection. There are now only five inmates (all colored) of the jail, and one of these James Alden- man is an old man from Pender. The others are Eliza Green, for larceny of jew elry; Sophia Swain, for fighting, and Frank Mott and Alexander Johnson, for larceny of brass. Sophia Swain is coflned for costs, This is a pretty good showing for the county of New Hanover and city of Wilmington. How They Do It. The New York Police Gazette does up in style the fatal encounter that took place a week or two ago between two colored women of bad repute" in Robeson county, in which Jame McNair stabbed Jane Mc- Keller, causing her death, picturing the dusky damsels as two lovely white girls in apparently affluent circumstanles. Front Street Churcn. The subject to be discussed at this church this morning is: The Claims of Metho dism TO THE FULL CONFIDENCE AND ES TEEM of the Whole People. " BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures costiveness and Sick-Headache. For sale by J. C. Munds. KABBIED, VICE CHERRY. In the Baptist Church. Greenville, N. C, on J4th inst, capt. L. W. vick, of New York Cily, and Miss SALLIE E. CHERRY, oldest aaugnter or t. k. unerry, or ureenvuie, in. u., Kev. Tnos. uarncx omciating. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To Tax-Payers, "VNLY FIVE MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO list your Taxes. Better attend to it at once than to wish you had. J. G. BURR, je 18 It Assessor. Wharf and Warehouse. WILL SELL CHEAP THE WHARF AND Building lately occupied as the Hilton Rice Mill. Also Buiiaing ixt8 on ssna, m, 4tn ana 5tn streets. Swann, Nixon ana Taylor. Apply to O. U. rAKSLKY Je 18 tf su or CRONLY & MORRIS. Hay ! Eay ! JF YOU WANT HAY (ANY SIZE LOTS) AT bottom figures oall on us. A large lot small bales just in by "Regulator." JKUISUSSUN S JUNU, je 18 2t Cor. Orange and Water Sts. Portable Engine and Boiler. TIT ANTED A SECOND-HAND PORTABLE EN- GINE AND BOILER, 8 to 10-Horse powar, hori zontal style. Must be in first class order. Address 1. o. box a4i, Je 18 St Wilmington, N. C. Family Excursion. rnHE LADIES OF FIFTH STREET M. E. A Church will give one of their favorite Family Excursions on the Steamer Passport, on Thurs day next, 22d. Refreshments of all kinds at city prices. Steamer to start at a o'ciock promptly. Go one, go all. Tickets for sale at Heinsbergerls ana Yates' book stores at su ana as cents. je 18 2t su we Hanover Council No. 25, M. S. Benevolent Fraternity. REGULAR MEETING OF HANOVER COUNCIL No. 25. at Tienken's Hall, on South Front street, Monday Evening, June 19th, at 854 o'clock. A full attendance is requested to act upon appli cations for membership and to initiate new mem bers. Benefit Certificates are ready for distri bution to Charter Members. JNO. c. J amiss, J. F. POST, Jr., President. Secretary. Je 18 it American Legion of Honor. rpHE COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION BY CLARENDON COUNCIL No. 67, to the Grand Council of North Carolina, will be given Wednes day, 21st inst. at 9 o'clock A. M., on Steamer Passport to Smithville. Each member will be famished Tickets at the Boat for himself and one member of his family. Extra Tickets for family may be had by mem bers, to include dinner, at $1.00 each. ri Al 1 Li JAUU1J1, je 18 It Chairman of Committee Arrangements. The Last is the Best ! THREE Of ONE ! The Trinity Mutual Benefit Association, OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, Pays MARRIAGE BENEFITS in three months, natal BHiMiSriTts in ten monins, DEATH BENEFITS at any time. sions. Our Natal Department offers work pecu liarly appropriate for Lady Agents. f or particulars aaaress D. B. GALLY. Gen'l Manager, Je 18 It 162 Union St., Nashville, Tenn. OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR, CITY OF WILMINGTON, N C. June 17th, 1882. Notice. T AM NOW MAKING UP DEEDS fOK xtus Real Estate on which the taxes remain unpaid for the years 1879, 1890 and 1881. Ail parties in terested,, who wish to avoid having deeds for their property made and registered in the "Rec ords of the County, " must call at this Office and settle the same prior to Joly.l, 1882. HENRY SAVAGE, Je 18 It Revlewleopy. Tax CoUector. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SOME MORE VALUABLE PRESENTS. Trade Booming and Satisfactory ! THE PEOPLE PATRONIZE AND OTTERBOURG APPRECIATES. I3T-THE CHOICE OF A Pair Fine Suspenders, An Elegant Scarf, A Beautiful Tie, Y doz. ex. heavy Linen Collars, And a Pair French Half-Hose. Presented (not thrown in) to every purchaser of a suit (mentioning tnis paper) at tne famous mm a wjuui tuuvr. This is not a new issue, but an oritrin&l one. Otterbourg instituted this Reduction and Gift System, several years ago, and it is aow brought into practical use in order to better show the ap preciation of the proprietor of the Iron Front Store for the very liberal patronage he receives season alter season irom his generous patrons. NO CONSOLIDATION OF CHEAPLY MADE CLOTHING from the Wholesale Loft, but a MAM MOTH STOCK, on ONE MAMMOTH FLOOR, of handsomely designed, magnificently constructed, beautifully finished Custom Made Gentlemen's Garments, manufactured strictly for us and our own special RETAIL TRADE. Otterbourg believes that good Clothing is al ways wortn tne money, ana snoaay trash is not worth buying or wearing; consequently he has resolved to let other merchants in the trade handle the trash, and he will only hold and sell wnat is wortn tne money. In the language, as applied to us. of the fa mous Drummer Detective "Env how dv sho vou do der business" and that's what we are striving to maintain ana merit. OTTERBOURG, 22, 24, 26 and 28 North Front St., Wilmington, N. C. Wanted, 40.000 Pounds WOOL. 40,000 do. BEESWAX, 3U,UUU do. VANILLA, well auo Tons if ui Jus, (cured. Also, nides, Rags.Brass.CoPDor.l Pewter, Zinc, Iron, &c. We defy competition. Apply to WATSON at ECKEL. Jel81w North Water St., Wilmington, N. C. For Smithville. ON AND AFTER JUNE lflTH, THE STEAMER PA 8S PORT will make TWO TRIPS A DAY to Smithville. Leave Smithville at 5.80 AM. and Wilmington at 9 A. M. Leave Wilmington at 6 cm., exept on aatnraaya, wnen it wiu leave smiumue at 7.30 a. m. ana Wilmington 4.00 p.m. T. W. HARPER. Je 9 lm Master and Agent. The Live Book Store T7XTENDS AN INVITATION TO ITS LARGE assortment of FIRST CLASS PIANOS AND OR GANS, AT GREAT INDUCEMENTS. Large and Complete gTOCK OF BLANK BOOKS, rNVOICE BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS, SABBATH SCHOOL SUPPLIES, je 18 tf At HEINSBERGER'S. Furniture. OUR STOCK IS KEPT FULLY UP TO THE standard by constant arrivals of NEW PAT TERNS of fine and medium Walnnt and Cottage v n am oer suits, i-arior units, Hiaenoaras, hook Cases, Secretaries, &c. Our Mattress depart ment is in full blast turnine out those EXTRA HAIR and MOSS MATTRESSES, a full line of Rattan Chairs, lust the thing for this warm weatner. D. A. SMITH & CO., je 18 tf The Furniture Dealers. lOO Above Zero. PREPARE FOR IT AND FURNISH ACCORD INGLY. The new Furniture Store of BSH RENDS & MUNROE, 8. E. corner Market and 2d sts., Wilmington, N. C, offers at Wholesale or Ketau a lanre stocK or cots. LOUMres, nos- anito Nets. Rattan and Wl) low Chairs. Mattresses. Camp Chairs, and.are fully prepared to furnish summer cottages witn suitaDie furniture, i ney will positively undersell all- je is ti Bath Tubs, QOOLERS, FREEZERS, TOILET SETS. SEEN our Home-Made Coolers with earthen wells. F. M. KING A CO., je 18 tf Sole Agents Farmer Girl Cook Stoves. Brushes, &c. r HAVE IN STORE AN ELEGANT A8SORT- ment of Hair, Tooth, Nail, Infant, Shaving, Flesh and Clothes Brushes. Also, a fine line of BATH SPONGES. All for sale low dv J. BI. HARDIN Urufjgtet je 18 tf Just Received , LARGE LOT OF TIN TOILET SETS, Call and see them, GILES A MURCHISON, 38 & 40 North Front St. je 18 tf Fairy Bells, C OW BELLS, FARM BELLS, JINGLE BELLS, Door Bells. Such a daisey Water Cooler and Ice Cream Freezers, and King Lemon Squeezers. Panic prices at Je 18 tf 25 Somth Front St. At Yates' Book Store You CAN FIND A COMPLETE LINE BLANK Rooks, Writing Papers, Inks, Pens and Pencils, Photo and Auto Albums, handy Writing Tablets, Croquet, Hammocks, Ac, &c. Also the BEST Pianos and Organs at the lowest figures, je 18 tf Water Coolers, N EW LOT JUST IN. CHEAPEST COOK STOVES IN THE STATE. PARKER A TAYLOR, je 18 tf 19 South Front St. Striped Half-Hose JN YESTERDAY. BALBRIGGAN HACK-HOSE, (plain and clocked). Brown Ribbed Half-Hose, Balbriggan Shirts, Fillet Shirts, and the ever popu- lar "EJNG," at MUNBON, Clothier and Furnisher. Je 18 It (kit NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. P. rs & Co ,1 Wpew ! Whew ! WHAT ILL TODlO TO KEEP COOL W HI I T We advfe you to po'io P, L. BRIDGERS A CO'S MAMMOTH GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, and there ou will find large stock of FINE S 1 Wuies and Liquors. BUDWELSKH LAGER BEER EW YORK LAGER BEER The best Beef sold here. CLARET, sHERRY, PORT. 1 tADEIRA, SctifPPERNONG, i S jpGELICA WINE. Cooland Refreshing. MAlTTNIQUE LIlgE FRUIT JUICE, MARTINIQUE LIs FRUIT CORDIAL, MARTINIQUE PU4CH. Old Scotch Whiskey. BEST E7ER SOLD IN WILMINGTON, of the Finest Medicinal Properties. f $8.00 PKft GALLON i Another Ftjesh Lot of Boyster's Candy RECEIVES) SATURDAY. NOTHING PURER. 50 CENTS jf'ER POUND. r P. I. Bridgers & Co. je i tf i Groceries. Groceries. W E KKET ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE and well selected stock of Flour, Bacon, Corn, Oats, Hay, Rice-Strjrw, Sugar, Molasses, Coffeej; Yam, Sheeting, Lye, Soda, Potash, Candles, Candy, Crackftrs, Oysters,' Snuff. Tobacco Soap, Starch, Axle Grease, Nails, Glue, Bungs, Hoop Iron, Paper, I 'A TwinK Pepper,' Spice, Otnger, i Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac , Which w are offering low to cash and prompt paying citftomers. g. Wi Villi ams a co., v Wholesale Grocers rt je 18 tf and Commission Merchants Hay, Corn, Oats. gQjjrj Bales Chotoe TIMOTHY HAY. 10 000 Ba Whltand Mtxed CORN. For sale low by je 18 tf v KERCHNER A CALDER BROS. H .;. Hopp-Iron. Glue, &c. 50(H) mis HOO,"1RON &n ,ze fijQ Bbls GLUE, r;nri pkgs rivts. For by je 18 tf A CALDER BROS. Bacon, Molasses, Lard. 1 T A Boxes Smoked and D. S. SIDES, 1 til Hhds andTos Cuba and WU I Porto Woo MOLASSES. Y Pj Buckets LARD, 1 For sale low by je 18 tf KKRCHE3ER A CALDER BROS. Coffee, Sugar, Rice. J pBags RIO COSTFBB, CQ Bbls C. and t C SUGAR, OT; Bbls Carolina RICE, g For sale by Je 18 tf KERCHlfBR A CALDER BROS. Good Hews. npiIE NW SADDLERY AND TRUNK HOUSE, X at Na 40 Market sttfeet, is the place to get the best goods for tbe least money. Nothing old , everythiag new. M. B, J. Jacobs is always on hand with the same smtie. Trunks and Satchels, large asnortment. The Excelsior Harness still ahead Je manufacture and repair. Je 18 tf U. M. BO WD EN A CO. 1 Altaffer, Price & Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Window Saghctt and Blinds, Doors, Frame, Mantles, Would in ti, Brackets, 4tc. MILL YAR AND OFFICE, Foot 'of Walnut Street. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CA CANNY. BROWN & RODDICK, and 7 North Front Street. SUN SHADES AND PARASOLS WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT TUB last of our immense stock of Parasols and Sun-Shades, and In order to do so we have market them so low that oven the most fastidious can not fall to be satisfied. We have made the fol lowing reductions: Reduced from $11 on to $18 uu is on toifio JO.OO " $.00 We hav Just received a small Job lot of lara sols, which we are sell tag at prices ranging from $1.75 to $6 00 They are much below market value. FANS. In this deDartment wn hstn lit licuk t 1. 1 1 1 i j In stating that our stock la the largest and moat vBri.vi crcr exniDiieo in tins market The prices are from 1 cent to $1.00. KID GLOVES. XTa will nlnsa assi a I s . I' llu I I 1 WIAJ CJVasj UUl m 1UI VI IV I IO W Li K II WO UfVrl hAOIl aM1nSr- at T nnta f r 91 canta las. , . - s - " w vjmv, aaa wawvs i clear them out at once. HOOP SKIRTS A new lot Just received. MOSQUITO NET. One hundred and eight inches wlde,$l W a pleeo LADIES' NECKWEAR. Over 100 different stries. We have reeelved some novelties In the above this week. BROWN RODDICK, Wholesale and Retail, Je 18 tf 0 A 7 North Front B Odd Lots. Job Lots. "jrVERYTHlNO MUST OO NO MATTER WHAT tbe consequences may be. 1,500 Sulta formerly sold for $95.00. $82.00, $$0.00. $10 .10. $15 000 and $12.00 reduced to $18.00. $15.00, $lt 00, $10,00 and $0.00. Cheaper grades reduced proportionately. 500 WRITE VESTS from 00 Cents and upwards 800 Pair Pants for work or parties going to the Sound, fishing or general labor. If you wish t save your good ones, for 75 cents and upwards; all sties big and small. A. DAVTD, Je 18 tf The Clothier Fancy Cakes. JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF THOME fJ delicious Fancy Cakes, given up by all who have tried them to be the finest In the olljr. If you have never tried them don't delay longer, but call and see for yourself. To be had only at ("M A POM PIPIITT'. Je 18 tf 10 A 18 South Front kt Ice. Ice. Ice. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THE CI tizens and the nubile generally, that I have laid m a FULL SUPPLY OF CHOICE ICE. and am now fully nrenared to fill orders at low nrW. i. all points on Railroads and Rivers, ana hope to secure a reasonable share of patronage. B. H. J. AIIRENN, Proprietor, New Ice noose, Wilmington, N. C. Je 11 Ct su nao Standard Family Medicines. TR WORTHINOTON S" CHOLERA MKDl -L CINE8, for Dysentery. Dtarrhcea, Rumm r Complaints, Cramps and all bowel troubles "DR. BOYKINS'8 WORM KILLER " The surest and most reliable Vermifuge In use "EVERYBODY'S CATHARTIC PILLH. A gentle and certain cathartic nomcrcury on the liver and bowels. ctl "DR. HYLAND'S HEALING POWDERS," Good for Man and Beast Mend for Certificates. For sale by all Druggists snd (General Dealers my 21 eod lm nac su we fr Scissors. B EIXG AWARE OF THE FACT THAT LADIES like good Scissors, we hare secured the Agency for ROBERTS' RAZOR 8TEEL SCISSORS We have In stock a good assortment of the above goods. Including his Celebrated Button Hole Scissors. HAND-BAGS AND POCKET-BOOKS. Those hi want of such articles would do well to call on us, as we have a full line. Wo oan suit any one, our prices ranging from $5 cents to If .00. Don't forget to see those 12M cent BUNTINGS when visiting our Store. BROWN A RODDICK. Je 11 tf 5 4 7 North Front Ht PEL S CORN SOLVENT WARRANTED TO CURE A CORN IN- EJi-glit Deters IF- USED AS DIRECTED MONET REFUNDED ! NO PAIN OB SORK TOES! ATTENDING ITS USE. 25 Ots. For Sale br W. II. GREEN. Smoke -HB UN I CUM "MATCHLESS" CIO A RETT and tbe EUREKA CIGAR, Sold by JAMES C. MUNDS, Pharmacist. Jo 18 It 85 North Front SL J. H. Mallard, Alio. JlM o . A A', r ns.i " " i - . . ' TTNUE8 in person to wait upon patrons with a full and well selected stock of Had dies. Bridles. . ttiio fiin uti vn vonvT irrmrsrr cn Harness, iTunas, iTaveimg isags. ""- c so trice a i wars as iw mm un ivwvn. J B. MALLARD, No. 8 Front ht te 18 tf Buggies, QASSUAGE8, PHAETONS AND WAGONS. Also a large stock of Saddles and Harness Re pairing of all klndwdooe at abort nottoe, at Car riage Factory on Sd street je lo u r. II Ht)U0,