North Carolina Newspapers

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WHOKE NO. 4972 umtUrt in U urn ni kMf cut M,)UN!N; KDITION. ,-! !i-i-- from Vara Cras W (; Uf 1 ordered lo .1 l ! t,-iiilin. A .,1 h.! al MklWhi; tMkJlr lajurau UU no Ttu cU crop, so tlli 'H 4. from Ot- ,i r-tM THr , ,, v .wi.T'1 K.ulroJ. liknmtra to ., 4vf. v S Froeo tW- , , T' iau tit Toon'iio fruoUrr &k . nl imi: ifit:tio fof trtf4ia f - lKin.iai'i by UUs lrv6. rJ ;i ' ti tb wtvmi. ii 4t ro 4i j i4jy- ii vrv ick fr-.iHlt, bl w ro- inn OrtJ' bly will not b .r.)U Ut f. tlv loawtfy before coli 1 ir.-i tr the t4ri Sapfrme K.I Thiirtoa, lh Umt ly ol : vuon.J, hx4 fjmJ op, am! hjHl i . t i T4 thrAAto ciliwr. I . r . I ViItritfy pi!) X p-rrh io P iMm tli.it pl-x4l hui countrymen ii. liikU- !! prr!Hl prvlr in th t i. '. Lii t I. x l"rn in Irriami. tli . i nifK m,-.kily lhAt if Ilp4-rnia-I il!ri.n utr for IIaIaJI that an . uL.. I uy kNxul, V. I- in c mi c- ni. tit It-ttijicf of Anhinton, h? in Jrw xny lhtn tltmt him (run 11m I irii the tirt it month, of ' '. 1 rHu(. til') iw Kr I r- J. .ii. ..t 4 mill p.. V"lrt mtkj lh I '.ir uht not to br cwn jx-Hi-J to in W 4hin-t. rwjJ Am ftlt.lk on Mr ini ILin.liI! In a iK-m.x r tic ; .'t, i4iiu of inxil)!.' pjwr lf-r- It i in tt. iJo.m h it. aim wrilrtt in.Jry pttt'nt, CAjt-iri rJ I tori A L in. I 4 n. I., iboiii utf la tli prv9 lo li.wiit hi.. flworitr-. Tl JljJ . 'hill hut ri)lUU)A Au4f.in F. I'ikr, l! nly rU-leU "n.Nr friu N'r Haraphirvt H 64 ir of H h bti Spakrr . t' i..tl ltu4 of tb IKi.lAtur. 11 14 4 Uwyr.of courw. f t i I ui. iplnj yj4.4 jy: Itu. rl. . Im 4laAitAr t& orrtlir.w of .i. Uxmmc of tfiM KoUta.. lT)Q.lIr i ri(x trh4 o(irM th w. j fo Lhr dU( ni'iii of mmm rl 4tjtW.mo la N4 llmp- Uitr .! if lb iC( tA4 BWAWiiki WCt out en Jul y4 tfer r-l of any thin. m r tertij; tbn th follow n th io t arTel oq th 'Jn.J inC, S Kn.-, I'nn-iy U ajiLa; , tHoittiCttaruy. whom rt&oo tw d tlinn- tan yean u or th flfUn 'ia!e crf rW rvtatwd f roca the)' yH4iu IU-r. fciJ SACthcT ttUck hU w..rkif i Lb Up t Cxhrdrl i . J y oU toU h Mil A !Vl!ow-rrtiD.. Jotim Urwtloa. uJ aX . hi Pm1 u tfa4 ftka over. Fur fall tr niinnU-. t (ndjd OTr AXKj BtTOVli i Lb top of Ui uvr. Ooca mum wr it fri Jrath by Licrm who A4crnil Acconlin U Mr. Krtkinr M. rh'?pi4, prominent Derooeral in "hu-usf, tin Tariff Reform mos urni i popalar in Ke ngLiJ. y It will K th main tartiw in h nmxi VtHnul campaign. Yfm uotc I ipest roinal. time dariaf tl- htMi iootii ta X.w F.activl al have brrn bnjujtM a cuoUct wua luir hwdlae mAnnf-tunfrx &aJ I mul mt tht I wae riJly 4urprw.J u Me uxtk fvwnjlr Wl tint uo.i9lm.Jiw tiDrnwioQ on thb tetrj. I tb.ok-y 1 iraLj hirr. the l m.. rU? theory of ' urtt foe m oJy wja U AcerpuJ i wirmty hi the hitofor protectloo 9utre of XtW XdC 11 m t: wtll h i the rwt." A Lyxxhing cam baa occurred in Iaa Moia. Iowa, and the beat citi- MfM took a hand. The following hooJJ Ve bat ander the head of "choice rtadin. TW wr of the best and nxwx'htjhly MUeeaed rcaaienU of Oua. Audaboo. aad 8hthT eoomtle cwif e&hs. ijutmbymt iUr hl UWfci-tneo who would not have take the step had they bcltered. naoer tae lowa Un. that suilciAQl eri Sewce-eoaU have be etlaa. with the djtaf drUrnMo of Crawford to the con trVry. to hare OMde the Jxtdf acateooe IUrdy lo be haajp4 aflrr a Trrdict of mar oVr ia the flrl tfcfree.- t And ail thia bappene in the land of frre rhool. and.bjf;b civilisa tion P The IU'pablicajj papers iq the North for a week or o have been re porting tome awful Ka-klax oatragee in (Jroriri- Hal it ia not the whiten bat convict who are perpetrating the deviltry. The following special to the Philadelphia 7Ym explain "Atutta. Aut. 1 The Ka-klax out rx m the nrihborhood of hCajiviUe, lUaks county. ilt cootiaoe and the ciU awne ar coUrrfy powrrlca to check the rt in of terror that hM brea Urled. He- porva rvcrivrd from MayTil1e to-day tat t&x IWrrt Sarro wm f atalty hc4 aad twt chr men kUWl. It U aappcead that the baa1 who ar that terroetaiaf theooqo tycoaiUof abrxat thirty earaped coo Twti al drp-r.$.ir.. who live ia cares hi the moaalaicr. " Mr. Aana Orres. datirhler la-law of Major Oeorral NalhaaicI Oreen. second la coaaaaad of the CoatfaentaJ Army, and noOrr of Ir Nathanief R Grew of New porv. R L. will complete her oo han drwlth yrar oo Ibe 9lh of Notttatrr sext riii tw General irreo ape-It his name with a t. (en. rlarfy contradlctii the state meat of the Richmond State that (ten. Kwetl was so disrespectful to Gen. Lee a. to use 4cQ- words in a J I patch anneanciog a victory. He howi how this was impossible. A &TKADY ITASh-riRHT Uaajsoi We dor not exaggerate when we say that the Stak ts a first class pa per. Kvery number tbowa the work of a steady band that never botches its wtrrk. THlg CITX. SKW ATRWTtlt.nSTr. MtTros At eeat. J IL IlASOI!-9rcd. I) A- Hwttw Furaitur. rASjouiJk TatLo Stem. H. r. TTU)-$U!ca muk M 8. Wit-t-ASO Insurance. A. Dkrro Special hafain. J. II. HtLUiD-Nw arriralA. II all Jt I'IcaraaLX Orocrrics R If. Mcl5Tt A rood trade (TTsaaoow KxperU to birak. F M. Kiso Jt Co. Drirc wells. GilxsA Mturwtws-Flobcrt rifle nsisaxR4iKJt PlAaos and organ. CaosLr Jt Mosjit Furoilur aak. O W. Wiluimi A Co. Orocerks. CKMt-T A Morris Real estate le. J K. Mclt-nrjisv Drug, ared. etc TV. E. Srsixacm Jt Co. Browo fin Etrcso?i Gsrtnaaia Lodge K. of I. 0 R Fsjuicw A Sows Mors bargain. P I naiPUKas Jt Co Roc herring, etc P II. IIayxudc CarrLLgts, wagon, etc McDocoau. & Ilowpfs-Carriagrs, etc. J W. Ookx A Hao. Fire insurance. KaaciJi Jt Caxxks Rao. Bacoo. tugar. hay. etc Tae BwTUwt SUr XT r.r. We are reqncsUd by Mr. C. 0. Kennedy Prridrnl of the Female Penerolcot So ciety, lo leader her thank to those who rvspoaded to her late appeal for fond for the needy Jvoor. She received $12.23 in moixibalioa for that purpose, aad though th mm U inadequate and will go but a tiVle way la rslicrin; the argent neccsst lie of many ia the commanUy. she is none the low thankful to those who did their part Hi the good work. It Is to be hoped that the good ladies of the Society win not cootiaoe to be hampered ia their effort to aUeeial the sufferings and distress lo be found tn oar midst, but that they may be furnished with the mean so aereasary ia the progress of the good work. AM Le.sv Sfw, One of our old citixsn pointed out to a yesterday a building near the northwest corset of Dock and Second street In which be went to school fifty -six years ago. Mrs. Junius Moors was the teacher. Bat two or three of those who were the companions of our friend la his pursuit after knowledge ia those old days are sow among the 11 ring. Qui be a somber of the pupils attained to erataeace la their respective callings, aad one cooliaoes still to add lostre to his pro-' frmioa despite the" encroachments of time. yrreewaia. Mr. Orio T.. ThooAS .leaves for New York today, where he is to remain about three months, perfecting himself In bis heaoliul art. We regret to Warn thai Mr. R "T. Chad wVk. formerly of this dtj but now of the Beaufort TdtfXmu, to very sick. Mr. W. J. Pogxs, of the firm of E. II. Porse Bow. tobseco rasa aadorers, of Paham. and Mr. W. H- Muse, of thtf m pkace. axe here oe a short visit. ( Klerenth Sanday after Trinity. IlecctpU of cotton yeatertUy 10 Day's length 13 hoare and 48 mlnutos. i Eggs are relling at IBf oetrta per dosca ., ; Thanks to Hon. M. W.: Ratr sooa for public documeaU. Tbo Iloanl of Audit and Finance meeu to-morrow aflcrnooa at 5 o'clock.. The Board of Aldermen meet in regular moethly seaslo) te-morrow after-1 oooo at 4 o'clock. Mrs. D. I Gore and children are spending the summer wtlhIrs. Gore's father I a Robeson coua'.yl The Rcgietcr of Deeds' issued only two marriage licenses during the past week:, aad they were both for colored coo pies. XI rs, 8. A. U agues, Evangelist of the North Carolina Conference of the A. M. E. Church. wTU preach at Mt Zkm Church at 11 o'clock this morals g. Mr. Lyman B. May ha been assigned lo duty as Superintendent of the National Cemetery In placw of Mr. R C. Taylor, transferred lo Asnspolis, Mary land- J We learn that the store recently occupied by Mr. II. VL. Bowden. oo Soeth Market street, between Front and Second, la k be opeaod by Mr. R Solomon a a clothing store. The anoaal meeting of the Board of Magistrates and Oouaty Couimis slooers for this county, for the purpose of levying taxes, Ac. will be held at the Court House tomorrow, at 10 odock. There will be no services in the First Baptist Church today, the Rev. Mr. Bandera being prevented by other engage ments from being present It Is thought he will be here daring the coming week, how ever. There arc said to be a great many paradise trees about town, and the odor from them la anything but pleasant and. healthful Several old ones have been eut down at the corner of Fourth and Ches iut streets. Messrs. Geo. N. Harris and Samuel O. Hall announce their intention of publishing a daily paper during the sea sioa of the Fair of the Fruit Grower's As aocU ion. In bo the organ of the Associa boa and lo be atyicd Ihe rbmftoffut. Il will be for free distribution. A ftalki rarsllma AMiflor el Pe- iIm Ceaaea te Crlef. Information wa received by s prominent business firm of this city, a few days ago, to the effect that a man named John D. Lynch bad trifled with the affections of a yon ng girl at Sumter, S. C, and had final ly abducted her from the home of her parent and thai the couple were known to have come in Ihl direction. Upon appli cation a warrant was issued by Mayor Hall, acting ia the capacity of a justice of the peace, aad placed in Ihe hand of a judi cious and expert officer, who took with him an amstant and started out on the track of the man aad his misguided victim. They finally traced them Into the mkLt of the Green Swamp, about eleven miles from Brink ley Ststion. In Brunswick county. Io the meantime the officer had his paper endorsed by Justice Forme, at Cronly; In that county, and. having procured a wagon from a Mr. Applewhite who showed a willingness to afford them all the facilities poasibie. they proceeded to explore the in tricate rrccvies of the swamp in question and finally came upon the couple occupy ing a room In a certain house. They were taken into custody and brought to this city, when ths man Lynch was lodged in Jail and the girl was taken care of. It U said that Lynch ha a wife and two children In HumUr. The girl is about 18 years of aire. Since writing the above we Icaro that an officer was to leave for Sumter with the young girl yesterday evening. Lynch (very significant name under the circum stances) will remain In Jail here nntil Tues day, when the sheriff of ihe county is ex pected to arrive here with the proper pa pers and take him to Sumter. TrawaeA at Lasb One Archie Slmms, colored, was arrested by Officer Joe Whitney, yesterday, charged with atcaling a copper still from Mr. A. II. Paddlson. The arrest was made on a war rant issued by Justice Gardner in Septem ber, 1881, and the defendant has succeeded ia eludlDg the officers ever since. It seems that he got into a fight with a woman on Friday, and a warrant was issued for his arrest for assault and battery. Io serving tie wtmat Officer Whitney thought he re cognized in hi capture the man who had successfully avoided arrest for a more seri ous crime, and subsequent, investigation proved the correctness of hi snrmlses. When the assault and battery case is finally disposed of he will be fcsM for preliminary cxamlssiion oa the charge of larceny. Harteary There was one interment an adult in Oakdale Cemetery daring the week closing yesterday, the subject having been brought here for burial. - PrXvo Qorsetry report ;oe latermeat- a child foe the week, In Pise Forest (colored) Cemetery therei were three interments - two adulU and one shlW doria the ireek. ' Tke rire Last H!;bt. Shortly after 12 o'clock, last night, a fire broke but in tho atom room of Mt. John II. Strauss, dealer la groceries, northeast corner of Chesnat and Water street, and a lusty alarm soon brought the engines and fire men to the scene. Several streams of. water were soon poured into the store room. and although the flames had made conside rable progress they were soon extinguished. There Is much valuable property in the im mediate v lei ally, aad It was feared at one. Usnei that there would be an .ex tensive conflagration, .but the prompt work of the firemen kept the flames closely confined. We could not learn the extEStofthe damage, bat the stock was almost entirely destroyed either by fire or. water. The origin of the fire is not : octet mined, but l supposed to have originated, from the bursting oftjAp-Whiehwaa left earning In the score room. The building Is the property of Mr. John L Holmes, and the damage la fully covered by insurance, twm aa a A Trrll Fall. A I party of colored boys were playing near the corner of Sixth and Queen streets. on Friday night, when ODe of them pro posed to climb a very high oak tree situ ated in the vicinity. In the branches of which a large number of martins had con gregated. The other boys helped him op the trunk of the tree as hlfrh as possible and he then made bis way fax up Into the branches. Finally, when he wai very near the top of the high oak, k& suddep crash was heard and down turn wed the venture some climber. It is said by eye-witnesses that the fall most have been from twenty- five ,U thirty feet, but it was considerably broken by. the limbs and branch with which he came in contact He was picked op in a badly battered and bruised condi tion and taken to his home, where he re ceived nroDcr surgical attention. He is about 12 or 13 years old. bUlag BeeSy. The city court convicts were engaged yesterday in cleaning up the court house park and whitewashing the walls prepara tory to displaying upon the grounds a por tion of the large amount of the products of the orchard, field and nursery, are expected to be on exhibition here at the approach- iag Fair. Among other things, it is ex peeled that a practical demonstration of the modi operandi of manufacturing sugar from the sagar cano will be made. -Slayer CoarU John Came. Cel is Sauls and Alex. Sauls. all colored, were arraigned before Mayor Hall yesterday morning on the charge of fighting and acting otherwise disorderly on the public streets, and were found guilty; the two males were fined each five dollars and the female was let off on the payment of three dollars. C. II. Hi IV was called upon to answer lo the charge of selling green corn outside the market limits, and was fined $3. ITf aaristrate'a Coart. Archie 8imms, colored, was arraigned before Justice Millis yesterday, charged with assault and battery upon Jane Mclvin, colored. Defendant was found guilty and Judgment was suspended upon the pay ment of costs. Jane Mclvin was next called upon to an swer to the charge of assault and battery upon Archie Simms, but was adjudged not guilty and discharged, the prosecutor being required to pay the costs. RIVER AND MARINE. The steamer Bladen arrived through from Fayetteville yesterday. It now turns out that the Norwegian barque Oroor Odd, which arrived at the quarantine station from Rio Janeiro on Friday, lost a man with small pox, and not with yellow fever, during the passage. Oar Church Calendar. Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of Front and walnut streets. Kev. rrans: m w ooa, pantor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath school at 6 d. m., W. M. Parker, superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian Association Tuesday evening after first and third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and strangers and visitors cordially Invited. Fifth 8tret M. K. Church, between Nun and Church, Rev. T. Page Rlcaud, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m.; Class meeting at 3 p. m.; Prayer meet ing Thursday evening at 8 o'olock BL PAul's Kvangelieal Lutheran Church, corner Stxth and Market streets. Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, pastor. German services at 11 a, m.; no services at nlghC; Sunday school at 9.30 a. m., W. H. Stratus, snpl. First Baptist Church, corner of Fifth and Mar ket sta. Hunday school at Vyi a. m. Regular moathlj Cnieh meeting; Monday night at 8 o'clk YtJungMes Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'oTock. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Heoond Baptist Church, corner of Sixth and Church streets. Rev. J. P. King, pastor. Sunday sohool at9a a. m. Services at 10 a. m. and 8 efcf James' Church, corner of Market and Third streets. Rev. Dr. A. A Watson. Rector. Elev enth Sunday after Trinity. Morning Prayer and Communion at 11 o'olock; Evening Praer ate SC John's Church, corner of Third and Red Cross street. Rev. J. Canniehael, D. D., Rector. Eleventh Sunday after Trinity Morning Prayer at 7 30 a. m.: Litany and Holy Communion at 11 o'olock; Evening 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'olock; Evening Prayer at S o'clock. Rev. A. DeR. Maares will officiate. nrstrreisbyterian Church, oorner of Third and Orange street. Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Wilson, pas torServioes at 11 a. m. and at 6 p. m. Sunday school at S p m. Lecture Thursday night at J&f Saoood- Presbyterian Church, corner Fourth and Cam obeli streets. Rev. C. M. Payne, pastor. Services at 11 n and 8.15 p. m.; Sabbath sohool at loop SaaU free. Strangers welcomed. St. Thomas' Pro-Cathedral, on Dock street, between Second and Third. First Maes at 74 a. m.; High Mass at 11 a. m.; Vespers at 4 p. m. st ir&rk'a Charon, corner of Sixth and Mnlber ry street. Rev. C O. Brady, pastor. Services r.mon mtnettm. Rev. John 8. Parker, das tor. Divine aerrioes as follows: At 11 o'clock, a. m.; 3 p. m , aad 7M p. m.; claas meetta; at U o'clock SO.. HODAU ionooi m ma. u. . IsellgKXU nrrwn t siwuja diu, in wa m"l iAr the K&Uroad Bridge, under to. aaspicas of ik w e. Chnroh Sooth, tn Wilmington. Preach- ins every Sunday at a o'clock; prayer 8unday a s o'eioca; prayer meetmr every Friday evening a a o eiocx. Tneuroosjyn i rmbllo are oordlAilyTnvlted and urged to attend I these asrrtees. Services begin promptly at the hoars mentioned. S KMlOWil tw oiajH mmfiiua rfiw 4 Qompieie biook. oi rofowun, xtuexieB, uiurwKei. o'clock; Evening Prayer at 8 o'olock; Saints Round and Surry Wagons, Saddles, Harness, days 9M e.m aad 5 p. m. Sunday school at St. Trunks, Traveling Bags, Satchels, Shawl' Straps, Barnabas' school-heuse.at 4 p. m. Seat free. &o. . :' a t Oltva A. M. K Church, aorner of Second aad . taiir&tt MoDOUGAL A BOWDEN. War Depau-Caaent, Sice a - Serrlee, Tj. " ; . , 8. Axway. . Division of Telegrama, and Reports for the Benefit of - Commerce' and Agriculture. COTfIf-SBlVT BTJLTulTriN. . t August 4,. 1883 5 P.M. AVERAGE Districts, r Mix." Min." Rain .. t't.- Tcmpv. ;Temp. ; .Fall. ' 1 . w i . ",- : . WUmington... ""93 71 4 "o6 ' Charleston..;;. 93 J -73'- 'tH)a . Augusta . 94 71 : f OQ Savannah 95 " 73 '.15 ' Atlanta : - 87' i 65 ,00fl Montgomery, . 93 ,f, 71 ,.0Q , MobUe 93 r'70 ".00 ' New! Orleans.. 98i y 73 .00 Galveston...... .99 , 73 .11 Vicksburg. . . . . 92 72 '.t Little Rock. : a . 83 s. 63 -.18 -i Memphis...... 80 I, 63 J .00 , Weather InAteatlawa. The following are the indications foe to day: l ,, -. , .'. !: - For the Middle Atlantic States, gener ally fair weather, j except local rains, fol lowed by clearing weather, with, winds mostly northwesterly, rising barometer and generally stationary temperature. !' For the South Atlantic 8tates,i fair' wea ther, winds mostly north to east, with, rising barometer and stationary temperature. , For the East Gulf States, winds mostly northeasterly, stationary or rising barometer and temperature. . For the West Gulf States, fair weather, winds mostly southerly, with stationary or rising barometer and temperature, . For Tennessee and the,. Ohio. Valley,, fair weather, winds mostly northerly, with stationary or rising barometer and tempera- ture. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, SECOND FAMILY EICUMION, i UNDER THE AUSPICES -OF GERMANLA Lodge. Nd. 4. K. of P.. to Smithvflle and the Forts, Wednesday. August 8th, 1883. sinsio ana Kerresnments on ooara. Tickets 50 cents. H. C. PREMPERT, 1 aug 5 2t Chairman for Committee. Stolen, QN THE NIGHT OF THE 2ND INST., FROM the subscriber, a fine, largo, dark bay. MARS MULE, with wind -galls on hind legs, 10 years old. Will pay a 25 reward for her recovery. s. a. TAIUIK, angSDAWIt ... Catherine Lake. , At Cost ? A LANCE SUITINGS AND PANT STUFFS of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Goods will be sold at COST. BY THE YARD only. Our Shop is closed tor the balance or the month. - 1 MUNSON. an 5 It Merchant Tailor. Diyidend Notice. pHE DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF NEW HANOVER have declared a Semi-Annual Divi dend of FOUR PER C NT., payable on the 8th msiant, to stocKnoiaers or record or tnis aate. S. l). WALLACE, Cashier. Jaly 2, 1883. aug 3 3t Lime! Lime! ARGO FRESH NO. 1 ROCKLAND LIME, NOW LANDING, For sale by aug 3 3t E. G. BARKER & CO. Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED the Schooner CHARLES THOMAS, hereby notify all persons having claims against said Ves sel, to present them within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. HANS A. KURE. aug 3 lOt" HAKKY a. KUK1S. New Crop Turnip antt Cabbage Seeds. I HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF fresh TURNIP and CABBAGE SEED, all va rieties, which I offer at low prices. Country orders solicited. Liberal discount to the trade. J. H. HARDIN, Druggist and dealer in Garden Seed, Tobacco. Cigars, Ac , ang 5 tf New Market. Flobert Rifle. yE CAN OFFER SOME INDUCEMENTS TO persons wanting these Rifles. Call and see us. aug 5 tf GILES A MURCHISON. "t i. wr n ft .i. uoni x ou oee uapiain npHAT THE BEST STOVES ARE THE CHEAP EST, because they LAST so much longer. Dont you see T" That's the grade we keep. PURE WHITE OIL. aug 5 tf. Do Ton Want A CARRIAGE, PHABTON OR. BUGGY, CART or Wagon, Harness, Saddle or Bridle, call at, Factory on Third streets, Nos. 13, UH and 15, Repairing done with dispatch. ang 5 tf P. H. HAT DEN New Arrivals. A VERY FINE LOT OF HARD RUBBER AND J. Nickel Mounted Harness and Saddles. Also Trunks, Travelling Bags and everything usually kent bv First-Class Saddlery and Harness Estab lishments. Call at the Old Stand, Front street, next to Jacobi's Hardware store, uooas sola at bottom prices. ang 5 tf h. maullAosj. Still Ahead! TjVJR BEST DESIGNS, LARGEST ASSORT- ment, most durable goods and lowest prices in n.mlinii tn - ttiA Vv Wnrnlt.Tirfi Stnra of BEH RENDS A MUNvROE, S. E. Cor. Market and 2nd Sts., Wilmington, jm. u. angora i i . ' ; - i j I . . - Have You Seen Them ? TF NOT, TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW AND 4- By Orierjt. Onr City Fatlers, ; NEW ONES THE BRILLIANT MORTAR AT , -. - .... . . i' i r- u f . .-. , the eorner of Market and Frost streets has-been removeu, out, i m nu seumg Arugs, A-urnip i Seed, Ao, at the Old Stand, and intend to con- tinue to do so. j angStf i J.. K.i MoILHENNT. ' I . , a . 1 NKW ADVgTISEMENTS. NORTH CAROLINA-ROE HERRING. ' - ' : ' - - iraST A FJEWtBPT FROM THE LAST CATCH. .' ' f y. -h ; ' ! , j DOM llUUm MKT TVUiSfr , JTUU WitUl. ; r ii? j I jf ii i ji . u , .. r . .. . ,( . ... '-. .jni!Bias Bacon, &c. TIB SPBIiiCiFIELD HAHS, 1 ''WHrTE' CANVASS), AB 5teM6R'i?b AtL OTHERS, til .1 irTJICY AND WStL FLAVORED. 1- !..- IFOOf ARM0INK WHISKEY 1 ob oanl)try refMiig tcfagW froi tjb. !i GI3SGER ALE, Imported and DdteeBttc. CLARET, Imported and Domestic. 1 : BASS PALE ALE afad jrenuine SCOTCH ALE. WINES at every Tarlely and of every Vintage. i The TOKAY CLARET,' from ; Fayette vl lie, N; C;,; lossessea a GOOD BODY AHD A RICH 'FLAyOR. ,,; U-. j : .' WE RECOSrSTEOT) IT.' s i i , P.; L. Bridgets ! & Co.,, ; 110 JVortli Front St. f ' ' ' f ,,r,v. ,., 0TTERB0URG Expects to Break J fpiE mQH PMCE SYSTEM AS REGARDS the sale of READY MADE CLOTHING: He pro poses to try a NEW DEPARTURE during the nextj THIRTY DAYS. ' Clothing will not be Bold at a reduotion ef Ten Per Cent, Five Per Cent, or Ajt Oos't, BUT WAY BELOW COST. .i. Beautiful ALL WOOL CASIMERE SUITS at $7,oi, 8.00 and $9.00. worth $10.00, $12.0Q and $14.o.' If yon can't oomo send $8 for one of onr ALL WOOL "KING" SUITS. If it dont saityouie turn' at our expense. 1 Look out for our MAMMOTH POSTERS. They oonjain SOLID FACTS, and will be scattered broadcast throughout the land. OTTERBOVRG, KING CLOTHIER. Wilmington, N. C. ang 5 It We Want Ji FEW CUSTOMERS .SOB A CEW SPECIAL BARGAINS that we wiU exhibit THIS WEEK. Those calling early will get the advantage. Nice CASSIMERE SUITS at 40 PER CENT. LESS THAN VALUE, CalJ and see them, ang 5tf ' 1 A. DAVID, j Flour, Bacon, Coffee. ' JQQQ Bbls PLOUR, all grades, ; 2 Q Q Boxes Dry Salt SIDES, 2 do Smoked do 2JQ Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE, CA Bbls Stand. Granulated SUGAR, 10 50 50 do do A do Extra C do Golden C do do 100 Hnds and Bbls Port Rico MOLASSES g0 Bbls Choice Carolina RICE, 1000 Bandtes 00pIR01,' . g 0 BW8 Dist"le' GLUE. 25 Bt1S BUNGS' assortei sizes, 2ooKeNALS' g Bales RANDOLPH YARN, 25 do do SHEETING, Soda, Lye, Potash, Snuff, Tobacco, Soap, Starch, Candles, Candy, Crackers, Ac, Ae. For sale low by G. W. WBLjUAMS A CO , Wholesale Grocers and v . - Comm'n Merchants, aug 5 tf 16 A 18 North Water Street. TITE Lirerpool aM LonM and Globe Ins. Co. J3AYS ALL ITS LOSSES (WHETHER LARGE of small), immediately on receipt of proofs, with- oat discount. JNO. W. GORDON A BRO., Agents, augOtf 111 North Water St. A Good Trade! . AND THE REASON IS, WE THINK, THE PRICES ARE TELLING. ALL DRESS GOODS to BHitthe times Prices Low. LACE AND BAR NET. CURTAINS, CORNICE, CLOTHS AND MATTINGS. CARPETS, OIL More JERSEYS in a' few days of both Black and Colors. It. SI. WcEVTIRE. jaug 5 tf We Offer 1 SOO Rolls and half-rolls BAGGING, . . lOOO Bundles TIES,; w , , ; 20O4 Sacks Liverpool SALT, lOO Bags COFFEE. , SO Bbls StJGAR, iB grades, -H " SO Hhds and Bbte MOLASSES, i BOO Bbl FLOTJB,aU grades, , , Water-gronnd .MeaL Corn, Tobaeoo,, Snuff, Ac. , , ; i r r o ta-vt a t O A 1 I HA I il i ffl tfrij A K.r A I j I j. f ' j ang 5 DAW Real Estate at Auction. rN THURSDAY NEXT, 9TH INST., AT 12 J i o'clock M., we will sell at onr Sales Room, South WnfAP rtraaf. ; That two-story Brick Store, upon south Mdo of marKei street, one aoor east or South water at. That Eligible House and Lot, situated apon ost side of Third street one door north of ChkUo street. Size of Lot 00x105 feet. i'Loti 33x165 feet upon west sldo of Seventh street, one door north of Red Cross street. That unimproved Lot upon south s'.de of Ches nnt street, 66 feet west of 12th street. Lot 50x165 aad 132x105. Terms at sale.' J CRONLY A MORIUS. auj5 3t 57 9 AuctUmoers. ; i - i i HonsaMd anl Eitcien Furniture AT AUCTION. - ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 8TII inst., commencing at 10 o'clock A. M.. we " " will sell for Cash, at the residence of Mr. Julius Hahn. ou the east sido of 4th street, ana door I north of Cheenat stseet, all of the Household and - positive, as the family of Mr. Hahn have lct the : city.: Open for inspection from 11 A M. to 3' ' P. ML CRONLY A MORRIS. anS8t Anctiopoem. Pianos and Organs, gOLD FOR CASH OR ON THE POPULAR MQNTIILY INSTALMENT PLAN, At HEINSBKRQEirS ' Check Books, Ql THE BANK OF NEW HANOVER AND ON tho FIRST NATIONAL BANK. . Note, Draft. Receipt and Memorandum Books in large variety, for sale cheap at j HEINSBERGER'S aug 5 tf Lire Book and Music Stores. i , 1 NORTHERN (FIRE) ASSURANCE CO. OF ABERDEEN AND LONDON. Assets $14,286,900 00. The full deposit of $10,000 has been made with the Treasure of North 'Carolina for the security of Policy Holders In this State. - -' M. 8. WTLLABD, aug 5 tf General Agent. More Bargains. i E STILL HAVE A FEW OF TTIOSE 8ERGE GOODS, for MISSES and LADIES, which wo are i selling for $1.00 and $1.25; and now add a line of LOW SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN, which we pro pose to close at less than cost of manufacture. Call and see them. Geo. R. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. Bacon, Flour, Molasses !QQ Boxes D. S. SIDES. 1000 Bbls FLOUT1, x1' 1ft A DbIs MOLASSES, . For sale by KERCHNER A CALDER llHVti. aug 5 tf Sugar, Coffee, Rice. RA Bbls SUGAR, C, Extra C JU and Granulate , Bags COFFEE, . ioo Bbls and Tca IUCE For sale by au5tf KERCHNER A CALDER BKOP. Hay, Corn, Oats. 1000 Ba,ea cholco T,MOTnY iiay' 1000 Bush PrImo wh,to corn- K A A Bush FEED OATS, For sale by KERCHNER A CALDER BR 8. aug 5 tf Rock Lime, FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. FRESnLY BURNED. PRICE REDUCED TO 1.15 PER CASK. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. Address FRENCn BROS., Rocky Point, N. C. or O. G. PAR8LEY, Jr.. ap 1 tf su tn fr Wilmington. N. C. D. A. Smith. rpHE MAMMOTH FURNITURE WARE ROOMS of D. A. Smith havo been refilled to their fullest capacity with a full stock of Furniture of every description. Call and examine (trices, c. ang 5 tf No. 112 North Front stroet. School Books. DEPOSITORY FOR SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED by the State Board of Education. Liberal discount to country merchants and teachers. Sohool Stationery of all kinds. Organs and Pianos sold to schools and churches at greatly reduced prices, and on easy Installments. C. W. YATES. Jy 29 tf 119 Market street. BARGAINS ! "YyE HAVE A LOT OF BANISTER A TICHE NOR'S LOW-CUT SHOES ! worth $6.00, which wo will sell at $3. SO for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS. Every pair warranted Hand-Sewed. Call and get a pair. A.- SIIUIEK, augStf 108 Market St. HATS. HARRISON A ALLX2. Hatters. 1V29 tf Brown Gins. "VyTI ARE HOW TAKING ORDERS FOR TnE celebrated Brown Cotton Gin for early delivery. Also the Cone Cotton Presses. Send in orders at once don't delay. WM. B. SPRINGER A CO.. aug 5 tf Successors to John Dawson A - Drive Wells ! QHEAP PERMANENT WATER SUPrLY. They never dry up and cost loss than open Wells. Can be put down anywhere. K$ Sole Agents "Defiance" Ranges and "Farmer GtrP Cook Stove. K o A. 1..' ' n i' I m