IT
nil'
BATII OW ADTBRTIIinOI
f 7 00
4 00
2 00
.arve - .. - i 50
-.-xo Si'"' . .. .75
w i:,,.aC. ooera. delivered in any pait
r ,.i Kir Okhts per week. Our City
; tje ti-m autsirised to collect ror more
moats ta advance
tie a.t Vdnlttirtoa, tf. C
-:cr.j.l Oiass Matter
JORNING EDITION,
OUTL1 NJSS.
t Inter-State. Commerce Commission
'.session at Mobile yesterday ; iron
nVer lnicresis pcuuuueu i u euacu-
he !odj nd short haul clause.
'.. nuhlic dct-t decrease for April is esti-
a-:.J it twelve ftcd a half millions.
jtrs jlicbatl Brown poisoned herself and
her adopted child at Racine. Wis.
James B Rite, bDOt and shoe dealer, Lou-
iivil'.e. , failed. The Miners
AEaiatnated Association in the Pennsyl
vania coke regions will demand an ad
vance ia wages; the alternative to be a
s,r;e True bills have been found
against thirteen of the Pan-Handle freight
robbers. Three persons rowing in a
I, lit at Putnam, Conn , were carried over
ttje falls and drowned. Three ne
groes were lynched at Proctor, W. Va.
Edward E. Samuels, a prominent St.
L:a;s merchant, committed suicide in
'5shv:!:o. Term. Cincinnati iron
ujou'dtrs have rebelled against the author
i v ..; the National Union, and determined
;o resume work. Cotton crop in sight
i, 6.194.470 bales. Great damage has
bjen ci'Jie.i by floods in the lumber re-
gA, of Maine. A Swiss village has
brcn octroyed by fire. New York
market: Muney easy at 46 per cent,
c;iu$ vffeied at 5 percent.; cotton firm
a: 10flO 15-16 cents; southern flour quiet
acdn in; wheat higher; No. 2 red April
93iC- "ora a shade better: No. 2 May 47T
48:; rosia dull at $1 22il 27; spirits
mrp.j'i-- quiet at 37i38c.
New York has 24 theatreB
Brookhn has seven.
and
Wilmington must have either a
Boulevard or a Park, or both.
The Nova Scotia Legislature pro
tests agaicst coercion as applied to
Ireland.
Some lold robbers in Arizona have
just stopped and robbed a railroad
train. The passengers were not mo
lested. They got more than $5,000
trotn the express car.
Thus tar there has been very little
spring in ibis section. Cold and
exceedingly windy weather has
marked both March and April. The
farmers are suffering from the cool
nights.
The colored Methodists of Wash-iu-...u
City say that Beecher "was
all right and perfectly orthodox on
the dcctrir.e of liberty." They are
Wuer judgea of that than they are
of Lis theology.
Maj ,-r
Inces .Randolph, whose
Baltimore has been an
was a very accomplished,
KhularJy gentleman, a distinguished
Vwiuaiist, an authority iu art, in the
drama acd in music and was of the
old Virginia Randolphs.
lam n Wilberforce, a noted divine
of the Established Church of Eog
liiiJ, in New York, lie was the
gut;t of iLe National Temperance
Society Thursday night. Dr. Theo
dore Cinier, cf the Presbyterian
chsreb, made the reception speech.
Canon Wilberforce responded with
marked fluency and felicity.
r. zud Mrs. Gladstone visited
Buffalo Bill and his Indians. Mr.
Gladstone made a ringing speech in
which he eloquently described the
kinship between Americans and Eng
lishmen. He gpoke of the greatness
of America's future and her respon
sibilities. He thought the American
ar ended as Englishmen preferred.
The Church Messenger does the
handsome thing and "begs pardon."
U gays its correspondent "P" is
"a sensible and distinguished Chris
tian woman, who is very far from a
Purpose to do an injustice or to
offend." ye promge to gve aflV
church news of a general interest
that we may find in the Church Mes
senger. that . .d makes tfae Point in a recent letter
thPnni A1,n Boto and Atlinta are
thP r ;r A?erican cities which have teen
tr I Zf baU!enelds. " What's the mat-'
Ch.ri , R'chmond and Petersburg. Va.,
tZer'&nd Nashville. Tenn.
h eeems to us that we have heard
of the battle of New Orleans. Many
townhave been the scenes of bat-les-
In this State New Bern and
Plymouth may be named.
Harper's Magazine for May has a
PaP"by Charles W. Coleman, Jr.,
emuM "The Recent Movement in
Anthem Literature." It gives twelve
Portraits of Southern authors, omit-
nam80me f lhe m8t DOtijworthy
litn68 giving 80me of whlch but
lle is known. The author is a Vir-
V,r v I'ostasro Paid
1 - ..........
VOL. XL, NO 36.
ginian. He gives sketches of Miss
Rives, Miss McClelland and M. T. N.
Page three really meritorious writers.-
He does not seem to have heard
of Mr. Dabney.
Capt. W. P. Fowler, a prominent
member of the Episcopal Church at
Grenada, Miss., shot and killed Rev.
C. P. Stiver,the rector. A dispatch to
tbeN. Y. TPorW saye:
"When the vounar D&stor was told that
he was likely to die very soon he asked to
have his statement taken, and voluntarily
told those present that CaDt. Fowler was
justified in shootinr, and that it was his
wish that the Captain should not be pun
ished. The rector siened a statement to
this effect, which was written out by a
friend. Those present at the bedside of
the wounded man were members of his
church, and his explanation of the aggra
vating causa mat iea uapt. jj owier to ore
upon him is kept a profound secret, that
the reputations of the parties concerned
may not suffer."
Capt. Fowler bad killed three men
before. Fowler's wife is a daughter
of Judge Gray.
THE
VKtV JHWBHXlKIKITttCIv
Proclamation.
Hxiksbbsgkb New books.
R. R. Bkllamt Grape milk.
Bbn Whitk Hanging again.
Geo. A. Peck Refrigerators.
A. A. Bboww A sad accident.
8. H. Fishblatb Dress suits.
Miss E. Kabbeb Selling out.
M. M. Katx Special offerings.
R-KHctchths Pure pigment?.
C. W. Yatks Latest in stationery.
CoLUEK & Co. Horses at auction.
H. C. Pbehfsbt Tonsorial parlor.
E. Warekn & Bom Ice cream brick.
Louis J. Poisson Real estate agent.
Giles & Mubchisox Season's goods.
Wm. E. Wobth & Co. Solid flint ice.
G. R. French & Sons Boots and shoes
Parkkb & Tatlob Refrigerators, etc
R. P. McDouoaix Now is your time.
Dick & Msares -Gents' furnishing bouse
Mrs. H. Rehdkr Bedding plants for sale
Beunhild, Smon&Co. Copartnership
Mrs. H. A. Donnelly Dress-making.
C. M. Harrts Rider, Haggard's latest.
Fknnkll & Daniel Harness, saddles.
Wil. Gas Light Co. Annual meeting.
W.E.Spkingeb&Co. Cotton planters.
C arolin a Y AC ht Clcb Annual meeting
L. C. Ltnkbebt Let there be more light
Mattttt & Cobbett King Olive soap.
J.W. Gobdon & Smith Free exhibition
ATTEirriON-Howard Relief F.E.Co No.l
Bbown & RoDDiCK-Specialties this week
Harrison & Allen -Pearl cassimere hats
Williams, Rankin & Co. Bacon, flour,
ard, molasses, coffee, sugar, etc.
The Criminal Court convenes
on the third Monday of this month.
Receipts of cotton yesterday 23
bales; the same date last year 00 bales.
The county register issued seven
marriage licenses the past week two for
White and five for colored couples.
Rev. D. H. Tuttle, pastor of
Fifth street M. E Church, will preach at
Shiloh (colored) Baptist Church this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Cornet Concert Club have
received an invitation from the Goldsboro
Rifles to accompany that company to the
national drill at Washington on the 23d
instant.
Right Rev. A. A. Watson, D.
D., will preach and administer the rite of
confirmation at St. Paul's Church, corner
of Fourth and Orange streets, at 8 o'clock
this evening.
Rev. Mr. Hoge will preach the
fourth of Iheserlej of 6ennons on the "Sec
ond Coming of Christ" at the First Presby
terian Church to-night, the subject being
the "Conversion of the Nations."
Interments in the city cemete
ries the past week were as follows: In Oak
dale two none adult and one child; in
Bellevue ons child; in Pine Forest (colored)
four interments three adults and one child.
In the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Dr. Pritchard, Rev. G. M. Tolson, of
the Brooklyn Baptist Church, will preach
at the First. Baptist Church this morning
and Rev. Dr. Yates at night. There will
be no services at the Brooklyn Baptist
Church this morning, but services will be
held there as usual to night.
Xbe Clloton celebration.
A correspondent writing from Clinton, in
speaking of the railroad celebration at that
place on Wednesday last, says that the
handsome cane presented to Mr. A. F.
Johnson was a testimonial from the citi
zens of Clinton and not from the railroad
authorities (as published in the Stab.)
The correspondent adds: "It is conceded
on all bands that the energy and business
tact of Mr. Johnson secured the early com
pletion of the road . The present was but
a slight token of the esteem and confidence
in which an appreciative public hold him."
Tbe New Summer Retort.
The railway across tbe peninsula from
tbe Cape Fear river to the ocean beach
near Camp Wyatt is completed and a loco
motive will be taken down and put on the
track this week . The cars have been con
structed and are' in readiness for use
whenever needed. Capt. Bache will have
charge of the hotel to be erected at this
sew summer resort. The building will be
put up as soon as transportation by rail
from the river to the beach is available;
Weatner Indication.
. The following are the indications for to
day: For North Carolina, fair weather, fol
lowed by local rains in the western portion,
variable winds shifting to east and south,
slight changes in temperature.
For South Carolina, fair weather, fol
lowed by local rains in the northern por
tion, variable winds,; shifting to east and
south, alight changes in temperature.
The llonee of Beit.
A lady of the city who is deeply inter
ested in this worthy charity, offers the fol
lowing suggestions:
For the better regulation of the "House
of Rest," where our old ladies have found
a comfortable home for about six years
past. I would suggest that a committee be
formed which shall be composed of one
gentleman and one or two ladies, from each
of the three denominations of which our
Society is composed, who shall be en
trusted with the oversight of the institu
tion ; look after its condition and require
ments, leaving to the already constituted
officers, the prescribed, duties devolving on
them by the constitution of? the Society.
And in making ('this arrangement it is
hoped that these duties will be faithfully
attended to. For many months past the
President has been constrained to assume
responsibilities not devolving on her office,
and being unable from extreme old age to
investigate personally, it is impossible to
do it judiciously. Dear friends, let us be
gin anew to be true to our engagements.
The constitution of our society, the act
of incorporation and our signatures cn the
subscription list make it incumbent on us
to do so, and may the good Lord strength
en us for the duty.
Superior Conrt.
The Superior Court for New Hanover
county, which adjourned last week, dis
posed of seventy-eight cases. Judgment
was given in twenty-three; five were carried
by appeal to the Supreme Court, and fifty
were continued. Judge Connor, who pre
sided, will hold court in Sampson this
week, and in Pender the week following:
O. H. Allen, Esq., the Solicitor, at the
close of the term made the following report
to his Honor:
"I respectfully report that I have made
an inspection of the office of Clerk of the
Superior Uourt at this term, and found
that tbe books have been kept up according
to law, and the general condition of . the
office is good."
Foreign Exports in April.
The following is a statement of the for
eign exports from this port during the past
month, as taken from the books at the Cus
tom House:
Germany Rosin, 2,922 barrels, valued
at $3,292.
England and Wales Rosin, 20,733 bar
rels, valued at $22,858; tar, 2,625 barrels,
valued at $3,400-
Russia on the Baltic Rosin, 6,717 bar
rels, valued at $7,011.
Hayti Lumber, ,161,000 feet, valued at
$2,137; shingles, 80,000, valued at $181.
Total value of exports for the month
$33,882
The School Festival.
The .entertainment given at the City Hall
Friday night will afford nearly two hun
dred dollars for the library fund of the
Union Graded School. Tbe teachers of
the school desire to express their thanks to
all who aided them in making the festiva
such a success. The fact that many
ladies and gentlemen contributed so lib
erally of their time and means greatly en
courages them in their work, as it shows
that citizens are each year taking a greater
interest io the public schools. The teach
ers will be glad to . have their friends visit
the school at any time
Harbor Manter'e Report.
Capt. Price, harbor master, reports the
following arrivals at this port for the month
of April:
AMERICAN.
Steamers 4 3.380 tons
Schooners 154,263
Total American 19 7,643
foreign.
Barques 9 4,040 "
Tbe Crown In k Event of tbe season.
The ladies of the First M. E. Church
contemplate giving a coronation party and
festival at tbe City Hall the latter part of
next week. .. Many of the younger members
of the congregation are daily practicing
and preparing for the event, which crown
ing, it is said, will be undoubtedly the event
of the season.
Ladles Benevolent Society
The meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society called for Tuesday next, at 4.80 p.
m., will be held in the Lecture room of the
First Presbyterian church instead of at the
usual place of meeting, as it is desirable to
have as large a number of ladies present as
may there be accommodated. The Society
has been reduced too much in numbers,- and
the' object is to begin anew having been
disappointed by reason of bad weather at
the time the annual meeting was called.
C. G. Kennedy, Prest
If you want a GOOD TOUGH chew of
tobacco, try OLD RIP. t
MARRIED.
HULLKN BSTJtf JfiS In this city, on April
20th, at tit. Paul's Jivan. Lutheran Church, by
the Kev. F. W. B. PeEohaa, N. HULLKN to
MB IT A H. BRUNJBS, both of this city.
JAC03S-PUGH.-In thta city on April 26th, t
6t. James Chnrcn, by the Bev, W. H. Lewis, M13S
MABYUQHtofjACOBS
DIED,
HANKIN'S. At his roaidenoe, corner 6th and
Wooster street, Saturday night at 10.2) o'clock.
HIRAM H. HANKINtJ, in the C5tbyear of his age
Funeral will take plaoa at 10 o'clock Monday
mornlDg, from St. Luke's Church. Frieads of
the family are Invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
; Mim Plants for Sale.
jyRS. H. RBHDBR OFFERS FOR SALE FINE
GeranlunvPlauts at 60 and 75 cents per dozen.
Coleui at 50 cents per dozen; strong ever bloom-:
to Rows, six for one dollar. Also No. 1 Tube
Boje Bulbs at 25 cents per dozea. my 1 w
: . . 1 -. 1 - ' . i I
WILMINGTON, N. C., SUNDAY,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horses at Auction.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4TH, rAT EXCHANGE
CORNER, commencing at 12 M., we will
sell One Extra Fine family Horse, gentle and
kind In harness. Also one very fine Hare, gentle
and sound; two Mules, one Buggy and Harness,
one Phaeton and Harness.
COLLIER & CO.,
my lit , Auctioneers.
Annual Meeting.
MEMBERS OF THE CAROLINA YACHT CLUB
are notified to attend the annual meeting of
the Club, to be held to-morrow (Monday) night,
at 8 o'clock, at the Mayor's Office, City Hall.
A full attendance is requested, as business of
Importance , Including eleotion of officers, will
be attended to. M. 8. WTLLAKD,
my lit Purser.
Annual Meeting
QF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WILMING
ton Gas Light Company will be held at the Com
pany's Office, on Tuesday, May the 8rd, at 11
A. M. RICHARD J. JONES,
y 1 2t Secretary and Treasurer.
Dressmaking.
MRS. H. A. DONNELLY IS PREPARED TO
do ail kinds of Dressmaking, by the French
system. Having had a large experience in Dress
making sbe can insure entire satisfaction, and
solicits the patronage of friends and the public
generally. Residence on Walnut, between 9th
and 10th Etreeta. my 1 it
Howard Relief Fire Engine Co. No. l.
YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE
regular monthly meeting to morrow (Monday) at
8 P. M., when business of importance will come
up. Honorary members are requested to attend.
By order of the President
my 1 It J. Q. L. &IB3CHEN, Cor. Seo'y.
Notice.
"YyE, THE UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS,
agree to clcso our Stores at 7P.M., for the time
beginning May 1st and ending October 1st prox.
This rule ill not apply to Saturdays
JAMES C. STEVENSON,
JNO. L BOAT WRIGHT,
WEST CO
HOLMES fc WATTE ES,
JAS. B. HUG GINS,
A. H HOLMES,
ap SO 2t P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.
SUMMER OPENING!
FRIDAY, APRIL, 29,
OF
TRIMMED BONNETS & DATS,
At MRS. E. A. LCITISDEN'S.
Ladies are Invited to call. ap 29 3t
L. BRUNHILD AND L. SIHON
"yiLL HEREAFTER CONDUCT THE WHOLE
sale Liquor and Tobacco Business, at No. 115
North Front street, under the firm and style of
BRUNHILD, SIMON & CO. my 1 lw
Selling Out.
AS OUR PHYSICIAN ADVISES A CHANGE
of o imate on account of falling health, I
offsr my eotlre stock of Millinery. Fancy Goods,
Notions, Ac, at lowest prices. A good chance
for any one desiring to go into business well
established and prosperous, and known to be the
largest stock of the kind in the State. Will make
satisfactory terms. Respeotf ally,
apSCt tm sa MISS K. KARRER.
Brick! Brick!
"YTATCH AND WAIT FOR OUR WAGON
LOAD OF ICE CREAM BRICK in a few days.
E. WARREN & SON,
Ice Cream Makers,
Exchange Corner.
my lit
Hanging Again.
I AM HANGING PARLORS AND OTHER
tooms after the New York style?, in Wsll
Paper. If you want to patronize a Wilmington
man who stood in the dark days for you, now I
ask your patronage. I'll do your work better
and obeaper than any one else. Send in your
orders for next wees. Elbow grease will tell,
you know. BSN WHITE,
The Decorative Paper Hanger
and Awnins Maker.
my I It
South Side Market Street.
Now is Your Time
r0 GETS YOUR BUGGY OR CARRIAGE RE
paired and Painted. I can make It look as good
as new, or can trade or sell you a new one. Try
me. In the old Jail building, oorner of Princess
and Second streets. Yonrs truly,
my 1 tf B. P. McDOUGALL,
A Sad Accident.
VAN WHILE PASSING ALONG MARKET
strezt last night slipped on a banana peel and
broke his ankle. But he is happy, as he had a
policy in the old reliable U. S. Mutual Accident
Association, and will draw $50 a week until he is
well.
$10,000 Policy $26 a year. Weekly in
demnity.. 850 00
5,000 Policy $13 a year. Weekly in
demnity 25 00
A. A. iJltUWJN.
my 1 It Agent.
Free Exhibition
"E INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
following free exhibition of facts concerning the
L & L. & G Ins. Co.,
which shows what a steady increase in favor
this Company has made, and the losses paid by it.
ASSETS, December, 1886 $8'637J.
" ten years ago 3.859,901
Increase .....2 679,879
SURPLUS, December, 1886 13,077.588
" ten years ago - 1, 68,182
Increase $1,309,406
LOSSES PAID in U. 8. in 188S fg&2
up to 1887 86,676,759
All losses paid without discount
my 1 tf JNO. W. GORDON fc SMITE. Agents.
Refrigerators,
JCB CREAM FREEZERS, ROCHESTER LAMPS
and other Lamps of different grades, and that
Fishing Tackle are still going. All for sale
low by .
GEO. A. PECK,
my 1 tf 89 8onth Front St.
ADMINISTR ATBIX'S NOTICE, Having qual
ified as Administratrix of the Estate of J ohn
C. Heyer, deceased, before the Clerk of the 8u-
Serior Court of Nea Hanover County, nottoeis
eroby given to all persons Indebted to said Es
tate to make Immediate payment, and all per
sons having claims against said Estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned. only authenticated
according: to law, on or before the 2nd day of
ApriL 1888. cr this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. MAKGABBTHBYBB. -'
apg;gw . sn - . Administratrix
this ?emW$$M
U. W. AVER A SON. oar suthorlzed agsnU
MAY 1, 1887.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
If You Will Compare
The Clothing we sell withjthat
so'd by other Clothiers in the
city, you will readily see that
ours Is far superior in STYLE,
FIT, FINISH and QUALITY.
You will find our prices RE
MARK ABLY LOW. We have
never sold such Suits as we
are now selling for so little
money.
We cacnet be undersold .
We are never under old.
GENTS' FCJRNISHING3 at Very Low Prices.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW PRICES.
It is an acknowledged fact that our CUSTOM
SUITS caanot be surpassed in QUALITY, STYLE
and FIT, and you save $10 to $15 on a Suit.
HATS ! HATS ! HATS !
S. II. FISH B LATE,
KING CLOTHIER,
Wilmington, N. C.
mv 1 It
TO THE WASH WOMEN OF THE CITY
OF WILMMTOH.
WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
our "KING OLIVE" SOAP, the best on the
market. A full pound bar for 5 cents. We also
have 2.C03 packages of "KIRK'S EXTRACT of
SOAP," we iea we will five away to wash women
only, at our Store on next Saturday, the 7th inst.
This extract far surpasses "Pear line" or any
thing of the kind, as it has no lye in it to injure
the fabrio of the most delicate goods. The "Ex
tract" and "King Olive" (or Moon Soap) can be
bad of the following gentlemen. Ben Ahrens, B.
F. Keith, Jr., H. H. Geischen: B. Rodrick, Wm.
Otterson. C. Riohter, C. Schulkin, W. H. Bell,
Peter Moore, Jno. G. Oidenbuttel, N. Hullen, J.
D. Detacher, S. W. Doscher, J. H. Daniels, P. H.
Von Kampen, Hand Bros., A. G. Hanklns, W. H.
Hardy, Vollers & Vollers
Will issue circulars with foil particulars to all
Who calh MAFFITT & COBBETT,
myl4t sututhsa 117 So. Water St.
BICE & MEAEES
Gents' Furnishing House.
JgEST LINE O? UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR,
&o , &0-, In the city, and at the most reasonable
pyices.
HATS (straw, Felt) &c, AT COST.
my 1 It 12 No. Front, next to Purcell House.
LET THERE BE MORE LIGHT.
J OFFER TO THE TRADE A LARGE AND
beautiful assortment of Stand, Suspension and
Student's Lamps, in all the late and handsome
designs, which I will sell at actual cost in order
to make room for other goods coming in store.
I .also have the Celebrated "Schneider and
Rochester" Lamps in Brass and Nlckle. Imperial
Regulator and other improved burners, with
chimneys and other attachments.
If you want light these surpass any Lamp ever
offered or Invented.
Call and examine my stook before buying else
where, at 117 South Front street.
my ltf L. C. LLNBBBBY.
In Great Variety.
"YB OFFER TO OUR PATRONS AND THE
publio Boots and Ehes in every style and finish.
Ladies' Kid and Goat Button Boots, Misses' and
Children's Shoes, Soft bottoms and uppers for
the tender footed and sufferers of corns and
bunions. Gents' and Boys' Laced and Congress.
Slippers and Pumps, and almost any thing you
can imagine. Best of all and sold at such reason
able prices. Call on
Geo. , French & Sons,
ICS leOWfB FRONT 8TREET.
myl tf J ;
Eider, Haggard's Latest.
ME, HE, JESS, SHE, IT. IONE STEWART,
by Lynn Lenton. For Anothers Sin, by
Braeme. The Rival Cousins, by Prentiss In era
ham. Claribel's Love Story, by Braeme. A Poor
Gentleman, by Oliobant. Pure Gold, by Cameron.
A Woman's War. by Braeme. Hilary's Folly, by
Braeme. A Haunted Life, by Braeme.
C. M. HARRIS.
Latest New York Dailies, Fashion Books.Maga
zines. &o-. always on hand my 1 if
Pearl Cassimere Hats !
JTTTRIA STIFF HATS !
LATEST STYLES ! LOW PRICES !
HARRISON & ALLEN,
Batters.
my 1 tf
Cotton Planters.
w
B HAVE A FEW OF THE CELEBRATED
Lyteh Cotton Planters on iand. Send In - your
orders atroncs. We can , make , yon bottom
PriCe8' WM. E. SPRINGER & CO.,
my tf Wilmington, N. C
WHOLE ft O. 6429
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S FECI ALTIE
For This Week.
BROWN & RODDICK,
North Front St.
We offer the following
Specialties for This Week.
Fine Embr'd Wool PIANO COVER8, $4.50.
Fine Embr'd Wool TABLE COVERS, 50o. 70c,
83c, $1.42 and $1.6).
Figured Tapestry TABLE COVERS, $1.50,2.25,
$27 and $3.50.
Extra Quality 10-4 LINEN SHEETING, $1.00
per yard.
36 in. LINEN, suitable for Gents'Drawers, 35c.
BATH TOWELS, 2Cc, 25c, 35c and 50o.
Ladies' and Gents' WHITE LINEN HDKFS,
in all qualities and style 3.
A Special Bargain In Gents' WHITE LINEN
HDKFS, 15c.
Silk MIts and Gloves.
Ladies' Black and Colored SILK MITS from
50c up.
Colgate's Finest Extracts.
Kid Gloves.
See our 5-Button Colored KID GLOVES, 50c a
pair.
New Dress Goods
Just received.
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 NOKTH FRONT STREET.
Branch Store, 27 Hay street, Fayetteville, IN. C
my 1 tf
Proclamation.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNI
TURE at BEHRENDS & MUNROE, 16 South
Front St Marble Top Chamber Suits, ten pieces,
$25.00. Carpets and Mattings, a new, large
stock. Their goods are lately received and surpass-all
In Durability, Biesanoe of Designs and
Variety of Styles. eu my 1 It
"lb?
rjTHE MOST POPULAR BOOK OF THE AGE.
She, Jess, Down, He, It, The Witch's Head,
King Solomon's Mines, by H. Rider Haggard, 23
cents each, Sprlnghaven, by B'ackmore; Pure
Gold, I Have Loved and Loved, In One Town, A
Wrecked Girl.
The New York Papers, Magazines, and all late
works, you will find on the counters at
ap 30 tf HEINSBERGER'S.
Our Old Lady Said
WE COULD NOT WRITE AN ADVERTISE
ment; we thought we could. All we have
to say is that H. C. Prempert is still at his Old
8tand, No. 7 South Front street. The best equip
ped, best furnished and cleanest Parlor in the
State. If you do not believe it just give him a
call. You will find the proprietor, Stuart or
some one else.to serve you with promptness and
dispatch. H. C. PREMPERT.
my ltf
Notice.
BEFORE BUYING HARNESS, SADDLES,
Whins. Trunks. Satchels or any thing kept in
a first class Harness Store, examine our stock
and we guarantee to please you both in quality
ana price. Trunss repaired Dy
Trunk maker in the state.
FENNBLL & DANIEL,
No. 10 So. Front St.
Review copy.
my ltf
LOUIS J. POISSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 118 NORTH SECOND ST.
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Parties wishing to bay or sell Real Estate, and
those having Estates to manage and Bents to
oollect, would do well to call on me. my 1 It
Season's Goods.
JEFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FRB1Z5RS,
Water Coolers, Fly Fans, Fly Traps, Ac , Ac. All
at the lowest prices. Call and examine the goods
and the prices. . ...:L
GILES 8a MTJRCHISON,
my 1 tf Crockery Department.
Latest in Stationery.
JJOLLY WOODi MALACHITE, BULLION,
Scraps of Paper, Hard Times, Seersucker, Bar
tholdi, and other new styles of Fancy Writing
Paper just received. Col. Waddell'a address at
Richmond; by mall, Prtqgcents
Grape Milk.
gOMBTHTNG NEW. PURE UNFERMENTED
Grape Juice non-alcoholic Try it. Moth Wax,
Simmon's Liver Regulator, Hall's Lung Balsam,
Henry's Carbolic Salve, &c.
ROBERT R. BELLAMY, Druggist,
my 1 tf N. W. Cor. Market and Front St.
Pure Pigments.
I AM GRINDING AND PREPARING MY
Paints by hand-power.- I guarantee painting
to wear longer and produce a brighter , luster,
My Kalsomine Js a dtetotectant. - - ,
- R. L. HUTCH1KS, Sole Agent
For Improved Method of House Painting,
my 1 It Shop 113 North Sixth St.
One square rDay....:........! Oo
. Two Days,... ....,.....,...,- 1 75
8S:r:r.:::::::--:;!8,
' Five Days..... ; .-..boT
Week - ' Oc '
I. Two Weeks, e c ?
" Thre Weeks... . 1 00
" One Month, . 10
rwo aontna, is oo
" " Three Month.... ...... moo
" Six Months,.., 40 00 '
" One Year,... 80 oo -
3T Contract Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates. i '-
Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one squar- s -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' .
CASH HOUSE.
JSL. f
116 Market St
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS TRTfl ilVMS
SUMMER DRESS GOODS at 5c, Co and 8c per '
yard.
36-inoh Fancy Colored BATI8T, 10c.
81 inch good SATEEN, 12X0.
A Job in WOOL NUN'S VEILING, 18c
:. y -rtcr.
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JAVA CANVAS IN COMBINATION, 12c. -f
All these are worth double the price. s
ALBATROSS, BEBGES, NUN'S VEILING. i f
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BTjACK GOODS, TRICONTINES, &o.
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White Goods.
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY VERY. LOW
FLOUNnTTJGS. AT.T-mriBPfl vnnriwo
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EDGINGS. INSERTTNGS, ROBES,
At manufacturers' prices.
LACES, VEILINGS, DAMASKS, TOWELS, ' tf
NAPKINS, LINENS, CORSETS, GLOVES,
MITTS, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS. ' "
INDIES' AND GENTS' GAUSE UNDERWEAR, f,"
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Men's and JBdys' Wear.
Ever so many articles marked at the IX) WEST
CASH PRICES, and an inspection will certainlv'f
be an inducement to my kind patrons to spend
their cash at
r.i . U. KAT Z ' s
116 Market St. .
ICE. ICE. ICE.
rpHE ICE FACTORY AT WILMINGTON, N. C ,
has been in full operation Since January 15, 1887,'
and our facility for famishing ICE is three times
as Large as it was last year. '
AS THE SEASON IS OPEN we desire to say to
all who mav order ICE from us that our ICE Is
made of the PUREST WATER, and that distilled.
It is, therefore,
Solid Flint Ice J; :
and meets all requirements, and will stand m- -V
spectlon by the Medical Fraternity. We call at- "
tention to the following article. ' r
DANGER IN ICE In an article on "The Nam
ber of Bacteria In Ice" in the American Journal -of
Pharmacy for December, 1886, the author con-". .
eludes that "the common "raw ice, till lately al-
most exclusively used, on aocoant of the large
number of bacteria, capable of development,' " i,
which it contains, should not be taken with food,
In drinks, or tor medicinal purposes. It should;
never be used in the treatment ef wounds. -In '.L
these connections, artificial ice, made from dis - "
tilled water, sbeuld be employed. The use of - -.fC- '
raw ice in contact with food, which Is after- ' j
wards to be cooked, is permissible, bat artificial , r,:.
ice is to be preferred. Raw ice may be freely i.
used where it does not come into direct contact - .
with food." ; - v
We have both natural and manufactured Ice,
and can suddIv which ever is nref erred. We
have unequaled facilities for shipping Ioe by the
barrel ana in car load lots.
Prices given upon application. We solicit your , '
p atronage and guarantee fair treatment. 1
WM. E. WOBTH & CO.,
ap 17 tf su Proprietors. j
Bacon, Flour, Sugar,i&c '
jqq Boxes D. S. and Smoked C.1R. SIDES ?. ' .
-QQQ Bbls FLOUR, all grades, ' ,
O r Bbls Standard Granulated SUGAR, U
25 " White Extra C "
50 " QoldenC
JQQ Sacks Choice BIO COFFEE.
jQQQ Bush. Prime WHTTB CORN
500 VA. W. G. MEAL,
100 Bt1S Ch0lCe Porto Rlco MOA-fiSES,
50 " N 0- " -
2QQ Cases LARD,
25 Bbls CAROLINA RICE,
1 K Bbls DISTILLER'S GLUB,
5QQ Bundles HOOP IRON,
25Q Kegs NAILS,
Lye, Potash, Soda, Soap, Starch,
Tobacco, Snuff, 4c, Ac,
For sale low by
my 1 tf WILLIAMS, RANKIN A CU
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Now is the Time
rpo BUY YOUR WATER COOLERS AT- A-J
small figure. New lot Justin. Ice Boxes vand,
Refrigerators.
PURE WHITE OIL.
PARKER TAYLOR.
my 1 tf y
Is m aklnge wCfriends every day. Consumers :
state that It goes so much further than the adnl--1 ?
te rated lard with which the market la flooded..
That It is decidedly the most eoonomlcal to use, ; ,
and being absolutely pure. It can be- substituted .
for butter in nearly all classes of cooking.
a. maaitn i tmw i
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Carers of the oelebr&ted "'8tar Bnnd" mild- '?::
c.nreA Hams and Breakfast Bocnn.
ly 11 ly -
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