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" t'u-rsss Casts per week. Our City
' tRe Iro not authorise! to collect tor more
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ia-"'"" ?s soooad Class Matter.
5 ) l NT IN Gr itiDL 1 1(JN .
OUTLINES.
Cot;a crop in sight, 6,800,452 bales.-
Throe men adrift in a boat six days without
f,l (ir water, were picked up at sea by
tuc inline Kate C. Maguire. Cotton
3 .in rs hi Manchester are devising meas-
ures
pool
;,- counteract me tueuis 01 wie uiykt
corner in cotton. A great de-
no marip in YV1pB in hnnnT
llCStrSl'-'" " " , . w
-,f Mr. Gladstone. Ex-vice President
u'Cr.i.T is dead. Five more of the
Vun5!'-lEi coke violators have been ar
reted; it is thoueht an early settlement of
the strike will be affected. Antago
nism of lC!l1 assemblies of the Knights of
rN r to Grand Master Powderly is devel
oping in many places out West. Two j
n u Wt re killed in a gambling dispute at I
Uk Rim, Ala. The Thittle was
wen bv the Genesta and Irex in the last
Eicht men were killed by an
r!j;ion oi uJuai - i
P. Two dcw ca9es of yellow fever I
HrL.u;,,.r;cd at Key West; no dealis.
Tbir ; o-j clerks in the U. S. Treasury De
partaseit have lost their places. New
Y,-,t!; market- Money easy at 34J per
nni . ei. i-ing offered at 2 per cent. ; cotton
nukt iud steady at 11 T-16llfc; southern
d.v.ir ii'iieE and unchanged; wheat ifc
livrtr and options higher, closing
firm: N red June 97i979c; corn closed
stead: No. 2 June 47f47c; rosin quiet
at 1 2."il r.Oc; spirits turpentine quiet
at r.Vl cents.
S.mie Northern exchange says
that both the eagle and the crow live
fr KiO year.x.
M3j. I'. M. Hale entered the class
f I84r and was graduated in 1849
f,-..in i!a' Universly.
A report from Africa is that the
ji.i:ivr-ri have attacked the British
mi 1 French settlements.
Madame Janauschek has brought
uU for $-20,000 damages against the
hotel for the breaking of her arm by
' I
Primier Ronvier is said to be
forced to bnmor the Monarchists in
the. French Chamber of Deputies in
order to secure a working majority.
We find in the graduating class at
Wt Point from North Carolina,
Richmond P. Davis and Charles Ger
hard i. From South Carolina, John
M. Jenkins and Thomas Q. Donald
-on, Jr., and from Virginia, John A.
Hirraac, Robert G. Paxton and
'Wirt Robinson.
lua.yi vania certainly owes a monument
lo William Penn. lie hogged the terri
tory from the Indians witnout shedding
blood or spending ruoaey. William was a
pescefu! man, and very clevtr at a bargain.
Sev (jr'.ein Picayune
W expression "hogged" s new to
I'.Wtxprei.sive. With the Red Men
i: ! "ro.it hog or die." liut "hog-
gi ' not a parior word.
I he AuUSt; dhmnifil nnintd ft I
induces to Hhow how soma nsonle 1
r i .
n -t be satisfied with the situa
ltfas: "ivm people are Laid to please. A
liie man is kicking before the Inter- State
vo.nu.TCi. i,im mission because he was re-
'u. . ii i,r!vi!eee of ridinp in r nptrrn
aoi a neero ia tiakirtjr liimnvpi hn.
ev.i :(. was Dot a!.owe(l U) travej in lDe
vi, (' ;-i-op:e s car"
vv went to the eharminfr and
raost cieditahle'entertainment on Fri
(3a' night at the Tileeton School and
I: l
i not see oar editorial nroot. In L
writing ve ,na3e a blunder that was
I i i
precisely the opposite of what we I
purposed to say relative to the health I
record of Wilmington for Mav. We
meant to say the death rate was low
-only 12.05 in th 1Q0Q inhahit-nta
ipo
a basis of 24,000 population.
' I
There is talk of a new railroad
rom Oxford to Clarksville, Va and
"om Oxford to Danville, : Va. The
utter
r is to connect the RaWh and
Qaat .
on railroad at Henderson with
anville by way of Oxford. The
road from Henderson to Oxford ia
behest paying road in the State for
118 length, 12 miles.
The Danville
agister says;
A. t n I Ka 1 4 AT . -w-v
Kt-w v "unci, ior me uanvuie ana
strVtPh lVer and it8 western connections, it
nottrt . OIarand wide lbat 1 fih"
wAiry.t0. ta it in. Thev would reach
Dinli f 3Usi 8 near or nearer than by the
anville and Atlantic."
State Gleanings.
r.aiam Gleaner: From all
porti f1 C0.untv. we hear good re-.
look is v auunuaEl gram crops. The out-
j vuwuraging.
-Pittsboro Rtcordi Nntwith-
Leeiau, lhe auction made by the last
eag ?Iaiire la. th.e Price of marriage licen-
too . " me unce oi nmrriacrA iiran. i. .
... I
rmJ. ,er of them were issued in this l
tnownnni tnan alD?0St eTer before I.
Wck. J lwu lo WDlle ana ODe lo
TarW o.t. "- "' ;.V r
i "amruay witn nis wife near Mr. I
..iuioeney'8, Dt. K. H. Speight I
m urn
v.
VOL. XL. NO. 65.
received some very painful if not serious
injuries by being thrown from his buggy
ma wne was inrown out and bruised about
e neck and face, but the buggy fell on
Dr. Boeieht. Fortun&telv no hones vera
broken, but his hip was badly bruised.
Monday he was reported as doing very well.
He is confined to his bed.
Henderson Gold Leaf: We
venture the assertion that Vance county
now has one of the best and safest , jails in
the State. It is small, it is true, but ade
quate to all necessary purposes, and with
the patent steel cells is absolutely safe and
non-destructible. It is well ventilated and
its sanitary condition as near perfect as an
institution of its kind can be. The ar
rangements for heating and making it com
fortable in winter are also good.
Dr. Rosser is at Louisburer we
see from the Times. A negro boy
accidently knocked a negro girl senseless
with a baso ballbat the other dav. 8ha is
badly hurt, we learn. We hear it
rumored that a newsDaner is soon to be
started at Tosinot. Company A., of
the third Narth Carolina Regiment, State
A.;p8, uSr Pieaaeni reunion at now
Hill, on Wednesday. There was an en
thusiastic gathering. Speeches were made
oy uapt. wift GaUoway.Dr. W. J. Jones,
Dr. W. T. Ennett and others.
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JL ! I tZLl V L -J JL.
KVfr AUVEHXIMKin
A Dollab Made.
8. H. Fishslatb Start right.
M. M. Katz Special offerings.
GtLKs & Mtjbchison Fruit jars.
ExcuBsiON To Carolina Beach.
Pkof. O. Tkusch Violin lessons.
IlnrKSBKRQER Base-ball supplies.
G. R. French & Sons Low shoes.
L. C Linbbebt Attractive goods.
J. n. Hardin Ice cold soda water.
C. W. Yates Books and stationery.
Lours J. Poisson Real estate agent.
E. Wabhen & Son Something new.
Wm. E. Wobth & Co. Solid flint ice.
Fennklx. & Daniel Trunks, satchels.
C. M. Harris Papers, magazines, etc.
Parker & Tatlob Feather dusters, etc.
Mrs. E.B. Wiggins Ladies' Emporium
Harrison & AiiLEN-Dunlap mackinaws.
Meeting Co. magistrates and comm'ra.
Atlantic Coast Line -Excursion tickets
Brown & Roddick -This week's offerings
W. E. Springer & Co. Cotton planters.
Rose nmann & Sternbebger Bathing
suits.
Williams, Rankin & Co. Bacon, flour,
lard. molasses, coffee, sugar, etc.
lull.
Rev. 6. M. Tolson will preaoh
at the first Baptist Church this morning.
The Register of Deeds issued
only two marriage licenses the past week.
Capt. E. W. Manning shipped
a crate of fine peaches to New York last
night, from his place on the Sound.
John Pear sail, colored, was fined
$10 in the Mayor's Court yesterday for
committing a nuisance on the streets.
There will be no services in St.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church to
day, on ' account of the pastor's absence
from the city.
Rev. F. VV. E. Pwshau being
absent from the city, no services will be
held in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church to-day.
Rev. Dr. Pritchard ia absent
from the city, in consequence of which
there will be no services at the First Bap
tist Church to nigbt.
The Passport will run down to
n.,Ai;nA Pdi.h tn.Han ff tho KoTipflt nf
the "Can't Get Away Club." The boat
will leave at 2 p. m.
Interments in the cemeteries of
the city the paet week were as follows:
Oakdal, two adults; Bellevue, two children;
Pine Forest (colored) two adults and a
child.
The excursion of Cape Fear
Lodge, I. O. O. F.. which was to have
taken place Tuesday, has been postponed,
until next month, in respect to the memory
of tho lata Col. Wm. L. Smith.
The fire-wharf at the foot of
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reDairs will be made to the fire wharf foot
iron dp BirpfL iihh iw-hd reuuiiL. a aaib w cc&
of Ann street. The Superintendent of
Streets intends to have all the fire-wharves
in B00 ordr before ne 6top8'
Rev D. H. Tuttle will preach
at Fifth Street M. E. Church this morning
His subject win oe "i-esecrauon 01 me
. . m m 1 A.! . At 4 1
Sabbath Day." He will sustain the en
forcement of the "blue laws." At nigbt
be will preach on the same subject at the
Methodist Chapel in Brooklyn.
JVlr. Sholar, the Superintendent
M" . r"f "
or Streets, nas naa nis iorce 01 annus si
work the past week cleaning out the ditches
in the eastern part of the city.including the
large drain known aa "Macomher's ditch,"
extending from Castle street to Smith's
Creek near Oakdale Cemetery. Altogether
there are ten miles of ditches, and all are
now in good order.
Ladles Benevolent Society.
A note from the Secretary says that
there will be a meeting of the Ladies Be.
nevolent Society at 5 o'clock Tuesday even
ing, at Miss. Hart's school house on Third
street.
It is necessary that the ward visitors be
present that they may have a clear under
standing of the matter of distributing pro
visions. The President it unable to bear
the whole burden, as .she has- been com
pelled to do lately.
mm
" The Lighthouse Board reports that in-
formation has been received that a combi-
nation eas whistline. buoy was placed off
Cabe Ilalteras Shoals on April 20, .1887, in
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tr 1 CAROLINA BEACH.
lla BeanUea, Its CTsea, Its Advantaces
; Fifteen miles from this city on the banks
of the ocean, is situated the above resort
which is daily, rapidly, and deservedly
growing in popular favor. Fifteen miles
did you say? Then how is it reached?
Stepping aboard the Passport at her wharf
at' market dock you soon find "yourself
gliding down the Cape Fear and enjoying
the breeze as it fans the cheek and tumbles
the hair. Place after place of interest is
passed, and the sights one sees along the
banks of the river are of such variety as to
make the trip a charm in itself. One hour
is hardly spent on the steamer when there
is a cessation of the monotonous throb"
bings nf the engine and the boat moves
slowly to Harper's Pier, where the pleasure
seekers disembark to find in readiness a
train of cars awaiting to carry them to
their destination. These cars are made
after the manner of cars used at Coney
Island, and are convenient and commodios.
A ride ofjfive or six minutes through a level
and interesting country, filled with flowers
and green shrubbery, brings you in full
view of the. ocean and lands you at what
is destined to be the most popular resort
on the cjaAt, Carolina Beach 1
Evidences of thrift and industry are seen
on every hand. Out of the sand houses
have arisen, and a spacious pavilion, with
smooth floors which invite the dancer,
stands ready for the reception of euests.
Bathing houses, conveniently situated, are
erected, and a surf which beggars descrip
tion rolls and tosses at your feet The
shore is hard and as level as a ball room
floor, and so gentle and sloping is the in
cline that the swimmer can easily and with
out danger penetrate beyond the breakers,
and on the slow and graceful curves of the
advancing waves drive the dull cares of
everyday life away. Opposite the beach
are wrecks of blockaders, and he who
is fortunate enough to to find a
day so calm as to allow him to
reach them, will find the merriest sport
with hook and line and sheephead that the
Atlantic coast produces; and just beyond
the wrecks are the far famed blackfish
gronnds, whose reputation for numberless
fish has enticed many landsmen to visit
them, but who have paid for their cupidity
by rendering, their account to old ocean
and their tribute to the fish.
About a quarter of a mile from the pa- ,
vilion, within one hundred yards of the
ocean, but in striking contrast to its roar
and dash and crash, nestles a quiet little
lake, asleep in the tender and surrounding
arms of budding tree and bush. It is a
lovely place. Quiet and peace are its com"
paniona. It lives there by its little self, as
if in dumb astonishment at the noise the
ocean makes and seems to say, "Calm thy
self, O Sea! I am happier than thou." This
lake, we are told, abounds in fish, and the
lazy alligator suns himself on its banks.
Boats have been placed on it and a sail on
an inland sea can be had at will. It is in
itself well worth the time and expense it
takes to visit it.
Time will not permit a longer sketch of
this delightful resort.- It is a place that
Wilmington has needed for years. The
situation was chosen, the houses built, the
equipment of the road secured by home
talent and home enterprise, and it is man
aged and directed by men whose qualifi
cations and whose determination to make
it a success need no comment. As a place
where men of business can find diversion
of sport and diversion of thought; where
children may be carried and benefitted by
the salt air baths ; where men can spend a
day or half a day and enjoy the pleasure of
the surf; where picnic parties can have real
"picnic" times; where giddy youth can
whisper sweet nothings or nothing sweet to
his companion, it cannot be surpassed. It
is the coming place, and we say, "Let her
boom," and' if that phrase . is too much of
an innovation to the .carpers and croakers,
we will substitute the vernacular of the
young but not despondent Carolinian and
say, with the honesty and sincerity of these
undaunted spirits, "Let her go, Gallagher 1"
Xlie Atlantic Coast Line Extension.
A meeting was held in this city a day or
two ago, of the President, General Manager
and Superintendent of the Manchester &
Augusta Railroad, when the contract for
grading the road from Sumter to the Santee
River, S. C, was given to Mr. Hardin of
Cheiaw. ' The contractor is required to
begin work by the 20th inst , and to com
plete the grading of the line to the Santee
River by the 1st of next ApriL The com
pany was organized in Florence last No
vember with $100,000 capital stock sub
scribed. The officers of the road are as fol
lows: R. Rr Bridgers of Wilmington,
President; H., Walters of Baltimore, Gen
eral Manager, and J. F. Post, Jr., of Wil
mington, Secretary and Treasurer. The
directors are W. F. Walters, B. F. New
comer and H. Walters of Baltimore; J. F.
Divine, W. A. Riactfand R. R. Bridgers
of Wilmmgttm. and J. T. Brown of Colum
bia, S. C.
. A correspondent writing from Columbia,
S. C, says:
It is impossible to ascertain what will be the
southern terminus of the road. The motive
of the Coast Line in building it is to be in
dependent of the Richmond and Danville,
which controls the present line from Co
lumbia to Augusta, It is declared that the
line is "an unknown quantity ; and an un
certain factor in the Coast Line system."
and that it is doubtful if its projectors know
what they will do beyond the Bantee. The
trend of the line Indicates Millen instead of
Augusta as; its objective point; but the
townships along the two routes may be
brought lo bid for the road and in that way
ease the burdens of it builders.- This plan
has already been tried by the Three C's with
great success, and it may work as well in
Western aa in Eastern Carolina. j,
TO
LMINGTONr N, SUNDAY JUNE 5, 1887.
Good News for Fishermen. '
' Recent arrivals of coastwise vessels at
Southern ports report an immense school of
mackerel coming South. Capt. Steel man
of the schooner Susan B. Bay, at Savan
nah from Norfolk, passed through the
school a short distance south of Cape Look
out on May 28th. On that day, Capt. Steel
man says, about 11 o'clock in the morning,
off Cape Lookout, with light southwest
winds, the vessel ran into an 'immense
school of sharks in seventeen fathoms of
water. The sharks measured from three to
eight feet in length. They were as thick
as they possibly could be and could be a en
as far as the eye could reach. The schooner
ran through them for fully an hour, mak
ing only about three miles.
After leaving the sharks the vessel ran
into a tremendous field of mackerel and
sailed through them for four hours. The
crew turned fishermen and caught 180 fine
mackerel with a common cotton line over
the vessel's stern. Capt, Steelman sajs it
was the longest school of mackerel that he
has ever seen, and all the more remarkable
as he had never before seen them in Southern
waters. They were never before known to
go south of Body's Island. There has been'
a scarcity of mackerel in the regular fishing
grounds in Northern waters during the past
season This school may furnish an oppor
tunity for some enterprising fishermen to
secure ship loads of fish.
meetings nondir.
The Board of Magistrates of New
Hanover will meet Monday morning at 10
o'clock the Court House, in joint session
with the Board of County Commissioners,
to make the tax levy for 1887.
The Board of Audit and Finance hold
their regular meeting at S o'clock to
morrow afternoon, and the Board of Al
dermen will meet in the evening at 8
o'clock for the transaction of business.
Musical Entertainment.
The Acme Sieging Association, a col
ored organization of this city, assisted by
the Asaph Club, will give a musical enter
tainment at the Opera House on the night
of the 9th in st., for the benefit of Grace M.
E. Church. The best colored musical tal
ent of the city will appear, and some good
music may be expected. The entertain
ment will be conducted by Prof. H. M.
Shepherd.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Carolina Beach.
gTEAMER PASSPORT WILL LKAVK FOR
Carolina Beach to-day (Sunday) at 2 o'clock.
Train will leave the Eeach at 6 o'clock sharp.
J. W. HABPBR,
JeSlt - General Manager.
Violin Lessons.
rjywo LESSONS A WEEK $4 PER MONTH.
NEW AUTO HARP, $5 and $6 apiece; lessons
free. PROP. O. TRTJSCH,
Je 5 It No. 3 S. Front St, Room 16.
Annual Meeting.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Magistrates with the County Commissioners
will be held at the Court Heose, Monday, June
6th, at 10 o'clock A. M. It is earnestly requested
that all Magistrates be present, as important bu
siness is to be transacted,
je 5 It W. W. HAKRISS, Chairman.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS!
VIA THE
Atlantic Coast Line !
TO THE
Spring and Summer Resorts
OF
THE CAROLINA S
AND
VIRGINIA.
Tickets on sale Jane 1st to September 30th,
good to return until October 81st, 1687.
For Rates, Schedules,' Sleeping Car Accommo
dations, Ac, write to or call on Ticket gents
or the undersigned.
T. M. EMERSON,
Gea'l Passenger Agent.
H. WALTERS.
Gen'l Manager. je 6 St
Fruit Jars.
JpRUIT JARS AND FRUIT CANS All S12ES.
For sale by
je 5 tf GILES A MURCHISON.
HEW MD. ATTRACTIVE GOODS.
J HAVE JUST RECBJVED A LARGE LOT OF
late designs in Queensware, China, Glass, Silver
Plated, Brltanta and other wares. Also a large
lot of Chamber Sets, Lamps, &o., which I shall
offer at tho very lowest prices for cash. Call
and see and be convinced
. L.C. UNEBRBY.
je 5 tf , No. 117 South Front St.
Hammocks.,
JUST RECEIVED A LARGS ASSORTMENT OF
Hammocks. Stretchers and Hooks.
For sale cheap at -
' HEINSBERGER'S.
Base Ball Supplies
EVERY DESCRIPTION IN LABGB VARI
ETY! Cash orders from the - country will be
promptly attended to at ' ,s "J.''
" HEINSBERGER'S.
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NEWi ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attend the Great BASE BAUL
MATCH on MONDAY and
TUESDAY.
START RIGHT !
Citizens and Strangers
VE AUE READY !
FISHBLATE
Has Outdone Himself Tils Season !
We have tho Finest Stock of
Boys', Youths' and Children's
CLOTHING!
Ever brought to this market, and the PRICES
we guarantee to be from 10 TO 25 PER CENT.
LOWER than you can buy them elsewhere.
We are the LEADERS, and intend to remain
so, for the
Best Clothini at tie Lowest Prices !
FISHBLATE
INVITES THE WORLD TO HIS MAMMOTH
' CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
A Dollar Saved
IS A DOLLAR MADE. DO NOT BUY YOUR
Furniture before examining the stock and
prices of BEHRENDS & MONROE, 16 South
Front St., Wilmington, N. C. They keep the
largest stock, latest styles and most durable
workmanship. Je 5 It
Low Shoes.
Q.ENT&' LOW SHOES BEST MAKES AND
latest styles, comprising Prince Alberts, Button
Oxfords, Laced Oxfords and other shape3. All
at very low prices at
Geo. E. French & Sons,
103 NORTH FRONT STREET
je 5 tf
Bathing Suits.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING LARGE LOTS
of Bathing Suits, which we will sell low.
103 dozen Job Pants at lowest prices. Special
inducements in Fine Custom Work.
ROSE NMANN & STERNBERGER.
Manufacturers and Merchant Tailors,
. je5tf NO. 7 MARKET ST.
Sweet Little Butter Cups.
gOMETHING NEW AND DELICIOUS IN
CANDY. Don't fail to try the Dear Little Butter
Cups.
JeSlt
E. WARREN & SON,
Exchange Corner.
Dunlap Mackinaws !
JUTRIA STIFF HATS !
UMBRELLAS I
HARRISON A ALLEN.
Hatters.
lestf
Papers. Magazines, &c.
pOR EVENING PAPERS, MORNING PAPERS,
New York Dailies, Illustrated Papers,Magazines,
Libraries, &o , call at
'CM. HARRIS
je 5 tf Popular News and Cigar Store.
LOUIS J. POISSON,
. REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 113 NORTH 8EOOND ST.
Parties wishing to buy or sell Real Estate, and
tbfse having Estates to manage and Bents to
collect, would do well to call on me. je 5 It
Trunks, Satchels.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF TRUNKS AND
atcnelB before, buying and wc may save you
about 10 percent: A full grain 10-inch Tourist
Bagfor$l.M. That f 11-53 Nickel Harness is all
the go, and our hand-made Harness can't be
beat. Repairing a specialty. - -
FENNEL A DANIEL,
Horse Milliners,
je5tf No. 10 o. Front tit
Boots ant Mow. ; J
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THZ BLANK
Book or Stationery line call on ua before buy
ing elsewhere; we can give you the benefit of the
lowest possible prices. All the latest Reading
Matter constantly on band. -.. - - - " -
Base Ball Goads, &c at raanufaorurers prices. .
- Je5tJ, .. , C. W. YATES.;-
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WHOLE NO, 6459
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
IS CALLED
Tliis "Week: I
To the Following.
BROWN & RODDICK,
s ttortti J?riJ t
Bathing Suits.
We will receive per Steamer on Wednesday a
large invoice of LADIES' AND GENTS' BATH
ING SUITS in the Latest Styles, viz :
NEWPORT and SOUTHPORT, ATLANTIC CITY
and CAROLINA BEACH, CONEY ISLAND
and WRIGHTSVILLE.
- Corsets,
We call particular attention to our ZEPHYR
CORSET for Summer wear. Price 75c. For com
fort this Corset cannot be surpassed.
Laflies' Silt Hits.
A beautiful assortment of SILK MITS, in Blks,
Whites, Creams and Tans, 50o and 75c.
HailnrEs ani Fancy TMiis,
We have Just received a large invoice of the
above per Steamer. Ladies in want of these
goods will end a large line and lower crices than
ever exhibited In this city.
WMte Goois.
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is renlete
with all the cost desirable materials suitable
for the season.
lace TriMinp.
In Slack and White, all widths and qualities.
SMrtiDS Percales.
New Lot just arrived; lCc per yard, worth 15c.
Colored. Scrims.
A Splendid Bargain, 10 cents per yard.
Linen Sheetings 10-4 wide.
Real good Quality. Also a 27-inch wide LINEN
SHEETING, suitable for Gents' Underwear.
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 NORTH FRONT STREET.
Branch Store, 27 Hay street, Fayettevllle, N. C
Carolina Beach !
Summer Resort 1
J WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT I AM
now prepared to furnish meals at all hours at tho
HOTEL on CAROLINA BEACH.
FISH, OYSTERS AND CL1MS prepared in all
styles and are a specialty.
ICE CREAM and other refreshments to order.
Respectfully.
Je3 1w C.BA.CHE.
ICE. ICE. ICE.
rBS ICE FACTORY AT WILMINGTON, N. C,
has been in full operation since January 15, 188T,
and our facility for famishing ICE is three times
as large & 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
and meets all requirements, and will stand In
spection by the Medioal Fraternity. We call at
tention to the following article.
DANGER IN ICE In an article on "The Num
ber of Bacteria In Ice" in the American Journal
of Pharmacy for December, 1886, the author con
cludes that ,4the common 'raw' ice, till lately al
most exclusively used, on account of the large
number of bacteria, capable of development,
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
these connections, artificial ice, made from dis
tilled water, sheuld be employed. The use of
raw ice In coutact with food, which la after
wards to be cooked, is permissible, but artificial
Ice is to be preferred. Raw ice may be freely
used where it does not come into direct contact
with food." ?
We have both natural and manufactured Ice,
and can supply which ever is preferred. We
have unequaled facilities for shipping Ice by the
barrel ana in car load lots.
Prices criven udob application. We solicit your
patronage and guarantee fair treatment.
ap 17 tf su Proprietors.
New Crop F.R. Molasses
jflRST CARGO OF THE SEASON.
3QQ HHDS JUST ARR1VJSD), NOW LAND-
ing and for sale in lots to suit by
je 5tt WILLIAMS. RANKIN A CO.
Bacon, Flour, Lard.
100 60X68 D- 8 C- R- SIDES.
1000 Bbls 7LOUS 1111 grades
QK A Cases LARD,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS, RANKIN A CO.
Je 5 tf
Sugar, Coffee, Rice.
JQA Bbls Refined SUGARS,
P)Q, Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE,
Kfi Bbls CAROLINA RICE,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS. RANKIN A CO.
Je 5 tf
Glue, Hoop :Iron,Nails,
2g Bois DISTILLER'S GLUE.
5QQ Bundles HOOP IRON,
Kegs NAILS, ,
. .For sale low by
je b tf ' , WILLIAMS. RANKIN A CO.
Ice Cold Soda Watery ;.
T17TPH PURE FRUIT JUICB&" r'y:"r-':i - X
.Several New and Popular Syrups.
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tarContracfr Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates. t
' Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make onesquar i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASH HOUSE.
3sK. K A IZ,
116 Market Sti
Set's 1
SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEESS
oumausu ukess goods at Co, 6o snd 8o per "i :
yard.
30- lncTi Fancy Colored BATIST, 10b.
31- inch good S&TEEN, 12Xc.
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A Job In WOOL NUN'S VEILING, 12a
JAVA CANVAS IN COMBINATION, lSgc. V-?V "
All thnftn Rrrt vnrfh 1nnhTa tha nrlna . -
ALBATROSS, BERGES, N UN'S VEILING. A t v
uAjan. uuuuo, llUlUri ac.
White Goods. C f
EVERY STYLE AND IVARIETY VERY LOW
FLOUNCINGS, ALL-OVERS, YOLK1NG, . ;
EDGINGS. INSERTINGS, ROBES,
At manufacturers' prices.
LACES, VEILINaS, DAMASKS, TOWELS,'. ,
NAPKINS, LINENS, CORSETS, GLOVES,
MITTS, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS. w ' -
1 4'';
I.ADIES' AND GENTS' GAUSE UNDERWEAR, t
Men's and Boys' Wear.
aft
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Ever so many articles marked at the LOWEST' v-:
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CASH PRICES, and an inspection will certainly -V-
be an inducement to my kind patrons to spend
their cash at
m. m . katz's
116 Market St.
MAKE YOUR PURCHASES AT
The Ladies' Emporium
115 market Street.
AND SAVE MONEY I
FANS.
DRESS TRIMMJtNGSlDEPARTMENT.
Mohair Braids. Onen Work Braids. Ornament . '
Braid and Passamenterie Braids in all colors. Jet-. '
Gimps, Passementeries, Panels, Fronts, Vests. .
liACES. -A
Oriental, Italian,7 Valenciennes, Duchess, Fe
dora and all varieties.
innrtr a t a w iin wwiTt I t i a. a m
ful and cheap stock of LACE FLOUNCINGS and--
LACE FISCHUS, in CHANTILLY, SPANISH GUI- . -PURE.
ORIENTAL and PLATE VALEC1ENNEB,
in 43 inch width. Ail-Over and' Narrow Edge to -match.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN in above this
week . Largest assortment of Laces In the city, v ,
EMBROIDERIES. - -V -
White Hamburg and Nainsook Flounoings; All' '
Over BmhroiderleH and Edcrinrs 'to match. The J
GLOVES. , r'f
An elegant assortment of Ladles' and Child- '
rnn'a Mlt.tn and GIotar. from Rftn In S1.25 each. -t-
Lislo Thread and Silk, In all shades and colors; '
best makes and all qualities. -
CORSETS, ,
Ladies' and Children's; Bustles. Hoop Skirts, ;
Thompson's celebrated Glove-Fitting A Thomp-
son's Abdominal. Hall's Health Corset and other c
makes, from 50c to 53 each. An elegant coreet y
for5o. ( ' '
PARAMOIiS.
A large aortment of Ladles' and Children's
Parasols from 25c to $8, best materials, latest J":.
styles. COLLARS and C0FFS. - -
HOSIERY, all qualities, colors and prices. 1 " .
HANDKERCHlBFii for Ladles and Children -
from 3o eachand upwards. - - s a...
INFANTS' CAPS and SUN BOHBKTH. 1 W1JI ,
call ha.a of a mrraat. Vq t tran liniHno mArtwl-::f. ' x
them down to-day. i
miLLINERY AND FANC1T GOODS. -
The handsomest and largest assortment ever ;
brought to this citv. A new lot of Children's .r
and Ladies' Hats and Bonnets received to day. - -
CREPE VEILING. TRIMMING CREPE, SILK -NUN'S
VEILING.
A NEW LOT OF DEMOREST'S RELIABLE l
PATTERNS Just received. 4 -''
SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to rcy ele- "
gant line of DRESS SILKS in French Faille, Su
rah, Gros Grain and Jersey Silks, elegant quality
at lowest prices. r
Most Respectfully, ' , " M
ITIRS. E. B. WIGGINS.
Conntry orders solicited and promptly filled. "
my 8 tf - I v '
Feather Dusters,
BIRD CAGES, TIN TOILET SETS. BATH TUBS,
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers and Re
frlgerators, which we are selling low down. Full -line
of the best Cooking Stoves In the market.
Lightning Rods put up and Drive Well Pumps .
put down at bottom figures. Call and see us. .- -PARKER
A TAYLOUr i
je 5 tf 28 South Front street. .JV
Cotton Planters.
"yyE HAVE A FEW OF THE , CELEBRATED. -
Lytch Cotton Planters on hand- Send In your
orders at once. We can make yon bottom t
prices.' ; . 't
WM. E. SPRWGEB A CO.', n -
Is maklngCnevfrlends everyday. Consume,
state that it goes so muck further than the adul
terated lard with which the market is flooded.
That it Is decidedly the most economical to use, '
and being absolutely pure, It can be substituted ,
for butter In nearly all classes ef cooking j
. ,t . . .i , , G. CAS8ARD A- SON,' ' 1
, . .s - Baltimore, Md.
- Cnrers of the celebrated "Star Brand" mild ;
oared Hams and Breakfast Bocon, - v . . -1vll
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