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THE MORNING STAR Bv wiIUAMfII.BEXlNAni PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY raTKS OT StBSOTrPTIOIt, rWADVJilKJK. oao Tear (bT Mall). PoeUw ftdd. M 00 S 00 Months- ,ifl Month, 1 60 0 ,-sr-To City Subscriber, delivered In any part ha City. Ttoti Gxwn pmt week. Our City iltnfe arl not authorised JS collect for more man inrco , . .... : vl.c" OAftrind ma SB ltmmm TV 3 w - wmi iii ii nvvvt . - ., . CORNING EDITION. OUTLINES. The North Carolina Democracy met instate Convention, at Raleigh yes terday, for tne nomination of State officers aud the selection of delegates totlie St. Louis Convention; every county in the State "was represented; nn organization having been effected and gubernatorial nominations made, ballotings were commenced, and which were continued until 2 o'clock last night without a choice being made; a motion to adjourn Until this morning was then" offered and carried. A Rome' corres pondent of the ' London News says the Irish clergy will soon re ceive orders relative to the Pope's rescript, in which its purely religious character will be emphasized and all political intention disclaimed by the Vatican. An examination of Emperor Frederick's throat shows the glands to be perfectly healthy, and the general result of the exami nation was satisfactory. General Sheridan sleeps well, and all of the improvements hitherto reported are maintained; he is almost on his Way to recovery. - Yesterday was ob served as decoration day throughout the North, and all the exchanges were closed. The Prohibition National Convention assembled in Indianapolis yesterday. '.Another riot is thought to be going on at Po cahontas, a, mining town in Virginia, on the Norfolk & Western Railroad, but no particulars have been re ceived. The Northern Metho dists have decided to hold an elec tion in their places of public worship, in November, 1890, on the question of admitting women as delegates to the General Conference. The explo sion of an engine on a Kentucky rail road killed one man, fatally injured two others, and demolished twenty one freight cars. The Florida Democracy "met in Convention i.at St. Augustine yesterday, and selected delegates to-rae St. Louis .Cohven- tion; twelve ineffectual ballots were taken for a gubernatorial nominee; the platform will endorse President Cleveland and urge" tariff reform strongly. Judge E. D. White, Democrat, was yesterday elected U.S. Senator by the Louisiana Legis lature, for the term beginning March 4th, 1891. . Chairman Mills wants no more tin kering with his bill. Gen. Schofield would succeed Sberjlan in case of his death. Stanley, the famous African ex plorer, is reported alive and well. Secretary Whitney thinks Mi. Thurman would accept if nominated. The Washington JPost is particu larly severe upon Gov. Gray, of In diana. It calls him fa "free booter." A thief in Washington disguised tiim-iblf as a Romish priest and rob bed a jeweller of $700 worth of dia monds.' The decision of tho Southern Presbyterians is that evolution the monkt-y descent theory is contrary in Holy Writ. A nephew of Mrs. Vance's died suddenly at the Senator's residence in linticombe. She has gone with the remains to Kentucky. It is generally thought among De mocrats that Gresham, because of good character, would be the hardest man to beat among Republicans. A preacher in Ohio was struck down and oat of'tbe pulpit by light ning, while holding forth. Several of tha congregation were smitten but no one was killed. Several horses were killed that were hitched. Max O'Rell pronoances American papers . ' too enterprising." Exchange. Well taken if he means that they publish a great deal that never bap peas and spread out . scandal and crime in all their nasty and nauseat ing details. Ten Southern Presbyteries voted against organic union ' with the Northern Presbyterians. The ob stacles to reunion still exist. It is no doubt best that the two . churches should remain separate at least for a decade or two to come. A report from Augusta; Maine, la tli at Blaine's house has been robbed ard a part of his political andbusi u correspondence . and private papers, involving financial operations which were in his library, was lib trated? The letters of . the cam paign of ,1884:' are 'all ;' safebe it known. ; ' - -Cv." " JnUELd VOL. XLII.---NO. 60. It is pleasant to know that the Civil Service Reform humbug is receiving a black-eye right and left. In the House' the other day the following was spoken: "Mr. Weaver, of Iowa. Rep., replied that he would not; but he acknowledged that if had control nf thA mahino ho WAllM Via miwwm V y AW fTUUlU J3 far from appointing a man to. office who wuum not do wuung to comriDute his share to the Bncceaa of Mb nurtv rr.anrharn4 X J . Mnuu. nuu applause. "Mr. Cannon, of Illinois, waa glad that gentlemen had begun to "talk'out in meet in p." and he CnmrrtnntAri nnnn what It. characterized as the hypocrisy of the Dem ocratic party, from the Executive down, in cgaru io ciyu service reiorm. "Mr. ComntOn. ftf M.rvlnnrt mario m counter-charge of hypocrisy against the Republican party. For himBeif ho had alwavs been, heart. v service law. He was opposed to it upon puacipie. ine meviianie result of it would k at . .. . mo creauoa 01 a civir pension list The Philadelphia Record says that Rep. W. L. Scott and others are working to have Thurman nominated. The Washington special to the New York Star says: "Manv Democratic Senators and Rnr. sentatives, Cabinet officers, outside politi cians and managers ssrree that his name would round off the national tio.ket mmt admirably. - "Telegrams to the same effect have been received from Mr. Thurman 'a friends from all over the country and urging the drop ping of all other names. "Tne assertion is made that Ohio would be debatable ground with Judge Thurman on tne ucaet. "But the effect outside of Ohio, and nir. ticularly in Indians, a pivotal Bute, can be more accurately estimated. Judge Thur man has for years been the idol of the Hoosier Democracy after their own local leaders were considered." It does begin to look as if it might be Cleveland and Thurman. Wash ington news is to that effect. It is reported that Judge Thurman has agreed to the use of his name. If that is so th'ere will be no doubt of his nomination. ' He will strengthen the ticket in the Northwest. Ran dall says that "undoubtedly he will be the nominee for Vice President.'' Only two ballots .will be necessary in the Convention. The old Roman onght to have a hand in that plat form. The Washington Poet of Tuesday has this significant paragraph: "President Cleveland and Senator Gor man were talking over the Vice Presiden tial nomination on Saturday and several names had been mentioned by the Senator, when the President queried, 'What would you think of Thurman?' " It says the Jndge himself has not been heard from. Six colored law students were re cently graduated at Howard Uni versity, Washington, D. C. THE CITY. NBV aovbrtisbjubnt. A. Shkikk Boys clothing. Muhson Shirts, clothing, etc. CronIiT Mobbis Auction sale, b. A. SCHX03S& Co. Auction sale. ' S Vak Amringe & Co. Executor's sale E Wakrkh & Son Ice cream parlors. Local Deta. A violent storm of wind and rain prevailed in the Goldsboro sec tion yesterday. Germania Cornet Band will give their excursion on the Passport, down the river, Thursday June 7th. The Chicago Board of Trade and the New York Cotlon Exchange were closed yesterday, for Decoration Day. The pilot boat Louise F. Har per, from Southport, is at Skinner's ship-yard, to be hauled up for re pairs, etc. Rev. Mr. Creasy's sermon be fore the graduating class at Greens boro Female College last Sunday is spoken of very highly. The Congressional Convention for this District will meet Wednes day June 27th not Monday J une 25tti as was erroneously stated. "Manners and customs in North Carolina a hundred years ago," will be shown by Prof. W. A. Alderman, at the Opera House Friday night. Mr. Thomas Lupo, of this city, was seriously injured by a fall Tues day; while at work on a new pavilion for Capt. Manning at Wrightsville Sound. The steamer D. MurchUon haa resumed her regular trips between this city and Fayetteville. The mis hap to her .machinery caused the omission of only one trip. - The management announce that the performance given yesterday evenine is the last appearance of the Sorcerer Otera Company here. They will 1 eave for the North and give a performance in Goldsboro shortly. V The - W. &s W. R. R. will Issue tickets on Saturday, Jane 9th good to return on the 10th, : for f 1.10 for the round trip, from Wilmington toBurgaw,to the reunion of Co.K.,8d N. :.C. Infantry, wnien wiKes piace u the 9th at Six Forks, near.Eurgaw. WILMINGTON, Tb Democratic Convention. Great interest was - manifested in this city yesterday, by all classes of people in the proceedings of tne State Democratic Convention in Ra leigh. Telegrams commenced coming about noon; the first received at the Star office giving" the result of the District Convention. This was fol lowed by telegrams reporting the temporary organization of the State Convention. Soon afterwards it was announced that telegraphic ser vice was interrupted by a break in the wiresjat Goldsboro, and much disap pointment was expressed at the delay that followed in the receipt of news from Raleigh. It was four o'clock, however, before the result of the first ballot was announced in the convention, and by this time the break in the wires had been repaired and reports came along, but slowly and of such a tenor as to show that the result was decidedly uncertain up to the hour when the convention took a recess for supper, te reassem ble at 8 o'clock. People who had gathered to hear the news, up on that announcement went home, but again congregated later in the evening and anxiously awaited until long after midnight a termination of the pro longed contest. Decoration Day. There was the usual observance in this city of the National Decoration Day May 30th. The County Court House, the Postofflce, Custom House, and a few other places were closed, and flags were displayed at half-mast at the Signal Office, the Custom House, the Cape Fear fire engine company's house,andon the schooner R. 8. Graham. In the afternoon the programme ar ranged for the occasion by Col. F. W. Foster was carried out without delay or interruption. A procession was formed on Third street in front of the City Hall, by Chief Marshal John H White man and his aides, all mounted and wearing sashes. The procession was quite a large one, but was com posed almost entirely of colored peo ple. It was preceded by a brass band and headed by J. C. Abbott Post G. A. R., CoL Tony Ashe occupying his accustomed place in front, dressed in full uniform and bearing a large U. S. flag. Following the G. A. R. Post wexe the children of the various Sun day schools in the city, with teachers, carrying banners and wearing wreaths and garlands of evergreen with which to decorate the graves of the Union dead. At the cemetery, after singing, and prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. S. RobTains, an ad dress appropriate to the occas ion was delivered by Rev. C. T. Coerr, of St. Mark's Church, and the services con cluded with the decoration of the graves. Lale Missionary convention. The Ladies' Missionary Societies of Wilmington Presbytery met in Con vention yesterday afternoon in the lecture room of the Presbyterian Church. There was a full attendance of delegates, nearly all the churches in the Presbytery being represented. Mrs. B. F. Hall of this city was elected president and Miss Anderson of Goldsboro secretary. A telegram conveying greetings and congratulations from the Ladies' Missionary Society of the First Church of Charlotte was received and a com mittee was appointed to prepare a fitting response. The Convention adjourned at 6 o'clock until 11 a. m. to-day, when it was announced the body would be addressed by Mrs. Stewart, wife of Rev. Mr. Stewart, missionary to China. Collet: commencement. Cards of invitation have been re ceived, through the courtesy of W. J. Helms, chief manager, and E. L. Moffltt, chief marshal, to the Com mencement Party at Trinity College, given by the Class of 1888, on June 14th at 8 p. m. Commencement exercises at Wake Forest College begin June 12th and continue three days. Dr. J. B. Pow ers delivers the alumni address Tues- dav. and Hon. Z. B. Vance the ad dress to the societies on Wednesday. mavor'e Court. There were only two cases for trial at the Mayor's Court yesterday. Mary Ann Jordan, colored, charged with riiarvrdArlv conduct, was sen tenced to py a fine of ten dollars, but was afterwards discharged under a suspension of judgment upon prom ising to leave town. Primus De Leon, colored, one of the city scavengers, was charged with iriniatinn of a citv ordinance. The case was continued till Saturday. Redaction In PmaMncer Bat A reduction in first-class ticket rates from four cents per mile to three and a half cents per mile, goes into effect on the Wilmington tt Wel don Railroad to-morrow, June ; 1st. Passengers without, tickets taking trains at stations where there t are Agents will be charged from twenty- fiye to flftients more -tteteket rates.';;;:-'r.'r .v-. r;.v-'':;r.-'V'-''- N, THURSDAY, OPEBA. HOUSE The Amateur' Performance of "The . " sorcerer." Gilbert and Sullivan's very charm ing comic opera, "The Sorcerer," was very handsomely presented to an ap preciative audience last evening, at the Opera House in this city, by Wil mington amateurs, for the benefit of the Wilmington Light Infantry. The Company were out in force and their brilliant uniforms lent an unusual splendor to the throng. The opera company Is composed entirely of young ladies and gentlemen of this city, and it should be no less a source of gratification to the whole commu nity than to the amateurs them selves, that the whole perform ance was characterized by a management and execution rare ly achieved by professionals. Upon the stage, at the sides and in front, were the stacked arms and colors, symbolic of the object of the entertainment, and the scenio dis plays were admirable. The cast of characters was so well sustained that it almost seems invidious to institute comparisons; but some of the quali ties displayed were of such real and unusual merit that to retrain from particular mention would be to with hold tke praise deserved. Aline, the central figure of the op era, was person atea by Miss Josie Myers, and we doubt if the inspira tion of tho authors fas creative of a more ivid nnd worthy representa tion than was afforded by Mist Myerw. Her conception was natural, her self- possession complete and th melody of her voice delighted the audience, which never permitted her to retire without an encore. Miss M. Schwartz was also pecu liarly felicitous as Constance, and her first confession of love for Doctor Daly not only thrilled "her mother's" heart, but won the immediate sym pathy of the whole house, and she retained it throughout the perform ance. Miss A. B. Cameron, as Lady Sangazure, portrayed the stately dance, until The Sorcerer plied his fatal art, and then the ecstacy of her passion was so naive and pathetic, that the audience demanded by a hearty encore that she should again show how an old lady could love; and Mrs. W. N. Harriss, as Mrs. ParUett, the pew opener, also convinced us that love can invade even the shades of the church. Perhaps one of the best features of the whole entertainment was the quintette Aline, Mrs. ParUett, Doc tor Daly, Sir. Marmaduke and Alexis in the congratulatory song to Sir Marmaduke and Mrs. ParUett upon their betrothal while under The Sor cerer's drne. Any one who knows Mr. J. D. Nutt, and understands what The Sorcerer is, must also realize that the character was well assumed. Mr Nutt was always tumultuously re ceived, and he deserved the plaudits showered upon him. Mr. E. P. Boatright was the Vicar of Ploverleiffh, and the gravity of his countenance was never broken nntil he forgot, in the wild moment of his meeting witb Aline, the decorum of his cloth, and after that after the disillusion from the thrall of the love potion he maintained with equal credit the role of a lover,and content ed himself with the love-lorn Con stance. Mr. H. H. Emerson, as Alexis, was also very happy in the execution of his part, and his singing was partic- ularly good. Mr w A. Tilftk. the Notarv, was very well received, and the-Chorus of Peasantry was magnificent All in all the entertainment was one of the most enjoyable that we have attended in a long time, and we hope the amateurs will repeat it at an early day. Inlnnrllnn Anlnkl Xtk 1 Rsllwsv. The Seacoast Hallway Co. has been enjoined from building a foot-bridge tfveor tio Armnnpl from the ham- xnocksto the banks at Wrightsville, unless a forty-foot draw is put in the bride-e. The writ was issued by Judge Bovkin. of the Supreme Court, and is made returnable on the 5th of June, at Clinton. It was granted on application of Geo. W. Harper and others, and is backed by affida vits of pilots . who . say that the bridge will be an ob struction to navigation unless a forty A that the twen- -fir fw-, Aatrr j,vnt.ATnnl&ted DV tne railroad company is not sufficient ior the passage of vessels. w tatkw leSlssaoaa, The following are the indications tor to-dav. received at 1 a. m.: Por Virgina. North Carolina and South Carolina, slight changes in temperature, local rains, followed by fair weather, light to fresh southerly winds. DIED, rnra t .1.1- wMKnlar morning. XTJ- OBfB TAVAL. voongest eon-of Mr. Hans a. ore. aged two year. ' : 1aleeD la Jems. i i The f onetal win take plaoo this afternoon at oVook, from the residence of the parents, eor aer ef Second and Castle street, theooe to Pak- 42 Ceinetry;TrIead aad, aopiamtaaoe of ... - . n tl I. MmtA "ii-J? ' we WI17 ara uit v ... iiiii MAY 31,1888. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 31. CRONLT, Auctioneer. BY CEONLY MOEBIS. 4I OK THURSDAY NBXT, S18T INST., AT 12 o'clock M.. we will setl at room Carolina Club. Front, between Market and Princess St., the BILLIABD AMD FOOL TABLES, with all fixtures and furniture belonging to sua cniD. Terms cam. my bk A. G. McGIRT, Auctioneer. 4 BY 8. A. SCHLOSS A CO. WB ARB RBCKTVIKG LABGB COKSIGN ments by to-dar'i Steamer of Hats. Hosiery. Clocks. Packing Trunks. Watering Pots. Crock ery, Tinware, Umbrella, Ao., Ao. There are left in store no. b, norta rront street, ten or niteeo thousand Cigars, which we will close ont this morning, at 10 o'olook. my 81 It Executor's Sale. COMBNCTNO, ITRIDAY, AT 10 A. 1L, WB wtll sell the entire stock of Goods in store east side of Second street, between Market and Dock, lately occupied by Aug. Lessman, (de ceased), Consisting In part of Crockery, Glass ware, ranoy Articles, Toys, so., so. two large 8how Cases, one dellrery Wagon. Sale positive. 8. a uo.. Auctioneers, and Beal Bstate Broker. my 80 2t (Beriew copy It) Notice to Tax Payers. IWILLBB AT TUB TJ. 8. COUBT BOOM, OVBB the Poet Offloe, on Friday, Jane 1st, 1888, to receive the Tax List for all real and personal property and polls in Wilmington Township, and on every day thereafter, Bund; the 1st J air. Hoars for listing i mereaiier, Bunaays excepted, uui Hoars for listing from 0 A. M. to 1 p. X.. and from S P. M. to 0 r. M. List at once and avoid trouble. i. G. BUBB, ray so at we tn sn Tax Lister. onsnirsr $1.00 TjVR A FIRST CLASS URLAUHDHIKD SHIRT, best make. Ooly n oont? for a BATHING 8TJTT. .' oH d where at ti.OO. Ten dollars buys a good SUIT OF CLOTHING. Large stock of UNDZBWXAB. ive cr nsr s o nsr , CLOTHIKE AHD FURNISHER. my 81 tf OUR PARLORS OPEN TILL 10 P. M. BEST ICE CBE1H IN THE COUNTRY. We defy competition. DSL1VBBBD TO FAMTLTB3 FBOM 7 A. M. TILL 10 P. M., FBBB. E. Warren & Son, EXCHANGE CORNER. my 88 tf Capon Springs and Baths, lTampsnlre Go., West Va, Alkaline Lithia Waters BATHS OF ANY TEMPERATURE. ALSO SUPERIOR IRON WATERS. CAPON Is where! the sick and feeble recover and the well are always happy. A. B. Entires, of Sonth Carolina, In oharjre of Dtntng Boom and Kitchen departments. Send for Pamphlet and say where yon saw this adver tisement. Capacity for 800 people. W. H. BALK, my 10 lm nao Proprietor. Mountain Park Hotel, HOT SPRINGS, N. C. (Formerly Warm Springs,) OPEN THROUGHOUT THE TEAK BSPKCI Jly desirable as a Summer Resort. No hot weather, no annoying insects. f Tti mrmt LUXURIOUS end BENEFICIAL 'BATHS in America. Marble Pools, Porcelain Tabs. Remarkable emcaoy in treatment 01 Goat, Rheumatism, Malaria, Kidney aad Liver troubles. Dyspepsia and other complaints. Resi dent Physicis.n. Hotel new and elegant. Mag nificent Ball Boom. Cnlsine unexcelled. Terms reasonable, write ior aescriptrre p&mpaiew q. K". LANSING, Manager Formerly Manager of Astor House, N. Y. City. my 84 im THE WATAUGA HOTEL AND COTTAHHJ, Blowing Book, N. C, opens Jane 1st, 1888, for the season. Send for a descriptive cir cular. WATAUGA HOTEL CO , Proprietors. my 80 lm Family Excursions. fXX FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 2ND AND BHD I I t... s..iiimIITI.TIN (TRnVK will lASVe for Carolina Beach at 9.&0 A. M., and 8 P. M. Train will leave Beach at usual time. Muslo for dancing Dy itausn uarpers. J. W. H A RPKB, ' my CTtf Gen'l Manager. Boarders. TNG AG X MENTS FOB BOOMS AND BUAJtu, at the NEW HOTEL at the HAMMOCK8, can be made by application or correspondence with TV . A. At The OTton," my 20 lw Wilmington N. C. W. E. Groom, rOMMiaSIONMBBCHANT AND wuulhawi and Retail Grocer. Orders for Merchandise, saoh as Flour, 8ugar, Coffee, Molasses, Meat Corn, Meal. Bice, Soaps, Tobacco, Cigars and peanuts, miea at iowwv mrt. kiwoo. ap 1 tf in norm nHirimwii. HaMactiiriiii Heaiparters -rrX Vt k Til I Ma STTrrS I AS MOW JLAAX0IU n i.MnnnilttAanf Bathmg Suit for the Wholesale ana muui inuo, h suuij prioes. M. ROSENMANN. Manufacturer and Merchant Tailor, my 80 tf 5 Market street. WflminstoE Mm & Trnst Co., M ARKET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD streets. . .. .,ov t i JOHN WIliD UK AX&lASVf, t iDoiuoiiu. W. P. TOOMBB, Cashier. Lead money on satisfactory security. Pays interest on deposits. Is empowered to execute Trusts of all kind. mh95tf Tlii Attention of Tobacco Men. rorro imnjrms TS DIRECTED TO CA early aad examine the following: S00 boxes boxe Ralph's Snuff. Also SS0 bushel Seed Pea, AU Ol above 1 oner at low ngureo. neraouimy, my 6gtf 10 Market St. TOOTHING FAIRER. L SHRIEK, AT No. IS North Front street, cuaraatee if any purchasers of Clothing, Hit and Furnishing Goods are sot perfectly satisnea no wuireiuna un money, also guarantees to save you from 15 to SS He Der oent. on too uenuoaigooas you may puronas elsewhere. - - a. hmkikk, - - - A . -'v The Old Reliable OothWr, I r-i -' : ; . 10 and 80 North Front Street. r my 6 tf -'-eT.r-v; ;", 8 of Golden ArmU 1 cbarK l WHOLE NO. 6765 NEW ADVEKTIS: Hnvrrcj STS. 116 Market Street.! WE WILL OFFER FOR THIS WEEK 10,000 Yards WHITE GOODS, In all the different textures, very low a AND COLORED 10,000 WASH FABRICS for Dresses, 5c 'S KAA Yards SATEENS, FRENCH PAT 7 TKBNS, worth 20o for 12Jo 2,500 Yard SATEENS, worth 12Xo for 8 cents. 5,000 Yards FLOUNCING 8 AND EM BROIDERIES, very low. JOBS IN Parasols & Sunshades. JOBS IN GAUZE VESTS. ui)ci'ior eods Ac, 4c. We'll try to Increase our facilities on our Bar gain Day. THURSDAY, to wait quicker on our patrons. Bvery Friday afternoon from Jane lit we win close at 1 o'clock, to give our men a half holiday. -ML. KATZ, 116 Market St., WILMINGTON' N. a my27tf New York and Wilmington Steamship Co. FROM PIER 29, EAST RIVER. NEW YORK Located bet. Chambers and Roosevelt St&, At S o'olook P. M. FANITA Thunday EQUATOR Saturday. BENEFACTOR Saturday, HA NTT A. ;Wednesday, FROM WTLMTNGTON. May 81 Jane S Jane 9 Jane 13 BENEFACTOR .. ...... Friday. June 1 Jane 5 June 8 June 15 FANITA Tuesday, EQUATOR. Friday. BENEFACTOR ....Friday, Through Bills Tiding and Lowest Through Bates guaranteed jto and from points tn North and South Carolina. For Freight or Passage apply to 0. O. SHALLOON ES, Superintendent, Wilmington, N. C. Tho, a. eer, Traffio Manager, New York. W. P. Ciya sc vo., oenerai Ajrents my 29 tf 86 Broadway. New York. H. 1. Fennel, Tie Horse lilliner, S HEADQUARTERS FOR ROBES, BAR TIPS AND FLY NETS, HARNESS, SADDLES AND WHIPS, TRUNKS, VALISES AND SATCHELS. Remember we mark, deliver and guarantee each and every TRUNK for a season. "Anything wanted in our line You maybe sure to always nnd Of quality good and prioes fine Warranted a represented every time." SIGN OF THE HORSE, 10 SO. FRONT 8T. A Lady's Driving Horse for sale warranted to be kind, sound and gentle. my27tf Ladies' and Gents' TROYS' AND YOUTHS', MISSES AND'.CHIL DRBN'SISHOSS in endless variety and at almost any price. We keep both quantity and quality and buyers will save money and trouble by calling on us. Geo. E. French & Sons, 106 NORTH FRONT 8TBEET. ap 28 tf Peas, Peas, Peas. T LACK-EYE, COW AND CLAY PEAS FOB sale low. Flour, Sugars, Coffees, Meats, Canned Goods, 8oap, Starch, Corn, MeaL Salt, IGlue, Hoop Iron, Molasses in hogsheads, tleroesl aad barrels, Ac , Ac An tn voice milk Maid Brand Ca&tstumA Milk jsst received. We oommend this to the trade a aa article worthy their attention. HALL A PXARSALL, Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, my 11 DAW tf - 11 and 18 South Water St Millinery. EW GOODS RECEIVED AND OPINED. For sale at IMRS. B. M. 8TBOCX7S, No. 10 Front street, mh 39 tf . A fewatep of stairs. 300 Bushels Seed Peas. Flour, Meat, Corn, MeaL. and anything else in our une m oouom pnoea. - - D. It. GORE. Koa- i 123 A 134 North Water sC -my 29 Dwt - WBmhurtowv-lCc. BATHinG STJITS ;-4' AT,,MUIS pEAilE8V" Gentlemen' TurnlabeT and TTatter,'; 13 Ho. Pront. tPJL dbyc, febnta one sauara caa Pay, Ml ci TWO Da " . Three Daya. rpur Daya. I 80 Two Week.....i...:..;:"f ta --raTeMoBtha..fcti.nr..i,M. U oe Montna, ....,,.i'r.49 Cc "i vAe Yar.MM...........-.,.. u p By-Contract AdvertlBementi taken at propox tioaately sow rateav ; . " - Ten Uses soBdNoopsurefltype make onesqtiar- - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS." BROWN &EODPICK, 7 NORTH FRONT ST. TE DESTRB TO CALL THE PARTICULAI attention of our Lady patrons at this particular time to our large and varied assortment or al the newest colors and makes m our BibbonTDepaiHtmenjk. Gross Grain, all widths and latest oolore .' Gross Grain Satin Bdge, all widths, from No. " to 22, the latest oolors. Moira with Crown Idge, widths from No. t to 22, in all the new colors . -' C Plain Momie Ribbon, from No. s to 22, f u line, all new color. SASH RIBBON? 7, 8 and 9 Inches. Some beauties. We keep no trash In RIBBONS, and ss t thJ largest and -nost raried assortment o' CO LOBS and mntM ever shown by va? Tt)T -houtea South of New TnrV. WK iuv? Hi" A SPECIALTY OF 12'.? I-ZTP.V ITillfT '' REASON. BOYS' WINDSOR Til We call special attention to the above, as line Is large and embraces many Noveltie - We will add this week to our Gents' Neckwear 40 DOZEN GENTS' SUMMER CRAVATS manufactured from the latest Silk Novelties it the nominal prioe of 2So each. Of course we expect a rush; if we don't the m's take is not ours. Lawn Ties and Cravats, a a full line. The prices are less than they can b e washed for, which must certainly be cheip enough. 4 JEWELRY. I All the newest styles in Ladles' Hair Oi; a menU in GOLD and 8ILYSR PLATE, and Oxi dized Ornaments for the HAIR in beautiful signs. The newest designs in BREASTPINS. The newest desfgns in HAT PINS. This department 1 really worth a special 'lair to our 8 to re, Ladies' Plaii and Fancy Cieifctts. Very much used in the Northern markets this season, from 25o upwards. LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR la all qualities, r.akes and prices BROWN & RODDIC 9 NORTH FRONT STREET. my 30 tf AttentioxL. JUSTJBECHVED BY RAH. . MARTIN'S SILT ED&E BUTTER. Something extra nice. I am selling the best Roasted JAVA COIFEB at SO cents per pounds Roasted LAGUAYRA COFFEE 25 cents per pound. my 22 tf A. H. HOLMKS. Boys' and OhildrenV TTTTTSPq, j ALL SIZES, FROM 8 to 18 YEARS. SUITS AT S2.00, W0BTH $3.50. rSTJITS AT t3.00, WORTH S5.C0. SUITS AT S4.fT0, W0ETH:S7.50. SUITS AT SS.CO, WORTH $9.00. SUITS AT 7.00,,W0RTH wl2 00. CaQ before the bargains ara all gone. 80 NORTH FRONT 8TRXST. Harrison A Allen's old'Staad. my 18 tf - THM WRIGHTSVILLE TERMINUS OF the 8ea Coast Ranway, is the place to get tte u. .-" - - i week or month. . WILSON-MANNING , Proprietor. tnylw Specials. QASDBX . HOSE, DOG COLLARS, LAWN Mowers, Fishing Tackle. ' Come tn and loot at them, we have the gooft and can make the prices to suit. nifc w . - . W. It RPBTNGEB A CO.. myistf 4 Front St., Wilmington, N. C. is en flLem PTnelfci .M.AVCMAkUM.Ml 1 MU. 1)1 '31 il 1 ' V ' !
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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