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r w U (Wffiif " "is t: VOTTNO STAR A tMr AJB VMKTISllllil srn OB MUM OM - i I Tw. Dan... 7 YhjTMft D&yVp mm mm 8 roar Days- .... S Fly. DS,. I OuWMI,....m...m..mm 4 00 Two Weak. II Oo AinWmU I t One Month. It 0 Two Month. II M Three Months. - MM Six Month. 0 os tmut. itoo H 14 00 I to i :a 34 "Contract AdYvrtlMaaeata taken at prop o .-if City VOL. XLIV. NO. 92. WILMINGTON, N.'.C., TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1889. WHOLE NO, 7107 T?ZL0 Ten lines solid Nonpareil typo aaako on sqmat Morning Star. 3. C nl of price tltbt b v i.:. it. ! Kilrrun, aoil ,, wrnor of thrre South i - t--u "nJeTornii5 to v m uv jtirilay luorn- 1 1 rr. ill'., out hundred - 'rutu New Ortrao. ev- ut.vN wrrr lulit, arm ity-4ixth wn" CAlleii . n. iii.Ai thrw up the : i ki i v .in w -i tt'ltired the it !.if.' i lu hours r ' rvti.--" . Ji--ithrr of .v i- ..Ttoui tujured, i 1 1 w i. - v . r v w iv , . . 1 i.-lier ii. c huti- r N mi the prm- , . ni.l i :. ! t. :-.-r.ibte a l i!otie. r- I'ortevl i i tu.-n kille uti ! tti.-n ktlU-U - n -: . -it lw iul not -'t trile uf new cot- ork y triliy rum orjcuv atnt - The iliun-ir.- r.on liVi- held i ! 'j't. il ii pnper lttl of - ktlhnr of i Apt. - r . of tu t ner- I u t . I ;-. Ten n. , hiwi r!,- tu are ; .n'.io U i. . ru: mtd ; tuiddltntf : ' - - ;;' : ( 11 tlotir - u. : :.riu No. J .-.r:i :1 riu No. f..!itr, r-in t.tiU'- 4 1 1 1 t and ds Fred. S. :h Franklin r ports that Orleans yes w.k evidoiit- that the i'opo in .i i.cio( is i oc'.eniplat- li-ime, and ha been omu"ie at Valencia, Spun d otk" ceilmrj )f the I ; at Albany, N. V., v . -jpt-.j hundred thous ir. -td out on eiaraina r raarhe. Alabama, has seven .''.. ar. voters and not t; them. It would ::nrs Kepublicao to materialise in pion bruisers shy r the ti sttc are . m; ar.d the oth- thy igree to - ' i al game of 1 .r... t. v sold the ' : Messrs. M. I.amer, un v. : ;'. will hence . II. Harris will .-r: a-. 1 J. ' i.i lu a r:i . Mr. ( r. : : a-;d 't OM. . a K- ubiican ballot box M -( .ippi, no confessed, - ;vd an appointment to position in the Treasury Ar.d Dudley has not l"to dinner yet. . :s cow making rattan bu , which are pronounced !'rabie to the old time cof- y are much lighter, more : rorat'oruble. If all they r '.hem be true, it mast be a 1 hi buried ia them. t ubiican contemporary refers !-ct Harrison's speech at . k, Conn., on the Fourth as - r.t Vatemporaneoas" effort, v'at as extemporaneous as : Art- tuas Ward's impromptu 'A i f July tee cream got in If there i anything which execution without mak- . f-iss over it in adva.nc, a ri r ary ice cream which the - i- on fs.iT? occasions is al--1 tarniltirity with it ii the 3 the freezer. It should 7 U. bo; i I before eaten, if It Hadje HaMn Qhooly Kahn, (what a monstrous came for a man) who took those newspaper extracts over to England for the Shah to read, his gooe for good. He says the newspapers made life in Washington miserable. lie is not troubled with newspapers over in his country, When a nowan.nor man nr thorn . i . i. 8fW lw DU "UOWB 100 raauu familtantv with larurnacre thev choo o o r bis head off and gtve him a resL Ex-Tresldent Cleveland was thrown from a carriage at Buzzard Bsyt Mm., on the 4th. He wax riding with Joe Jefferson, "Hip Van Win kle," when the horses became an- manageable and both were thrown rat, bat neither hurt. If Mr. Clev land weald avoid accidents of this kind in future he will follow the ex ample of prudent newspaper men, and walk. Serator Vance is becoming a iuo- C(afu) stock raiser. Ho has recently presented to the Confederate Vete- rar.' Association of Buncombe coun ly ball calf, to be sold to the high est bidder for the benefit of the Sol dier's Home. Here is a chance to 'bull" stock in a good cause. (orge Ormsby, a California fruit finer, is called into court to toot a 11,500 bill, the valao a young lady sets upon some kisses which he de prived her of vi et arrni-a. She don't state the number so we are left in ig norauce a.s to the price of California kissts by the piece. Tho Canadian government wants reciprocity in lumber. VA lumber ial now becominf a Southern industry in hich the North is less interested thin it was some years ago we will doubtless find this proposed recipro city meeting with mors favor than it did some time ago. The Greensboro Jforth Mat, Kep., is authority for the statement that "Mr. Brower is being mentioned by the Northern pipers as an availa ble man for the Speakership" of the House of Representatives. Those must be some of the Northern comio piper. If you have side whiskers cat them off. 1 he St. Louis (i lob Democrat quotes u close observer as saying that men with side' whiskers "are always cold-blooded and selfish." Women, as a rularo warm-hearted and ojg selfish. They never wear side-whis kers. Bank teller Hoyt, of Hoboken, who quietly sloped with 115.000, we are told was not "fast, but specula tive." When a bank teller develops speculative proclivities, whether he be "fast" or not, the bank owners had better be fast in looking after him. '.rsn&j CITY .IK V A IIVKKTHK.TII'.rn T. Oxford Fxxat.E bsatisaHT Jrs D :aiTn Itrl estate sale. JT ar Ornca Wrapping paper. ilirsso.' Jt Co. Orders wanted. K. Warakx A .S)s-()ur new drink. VI asosic Meeliog St. John's Lodfte. Kkjc.vch Jt ios Icvitation to vuitors. lliiiir ( oaair Turbiri tu l ml The Teachers' Institute for the county of New Hanover began yes terday in the Union school building and will continue for one week. There were twenty five teachers in atten dance. The Institute is conducted by Prof. M. C. S. Noble, of this city. The exercises will consist of a thorough review of the branches usually taught In the public schools and a careful study of the best methods of teaching those branches. The Institute makes a ood beginning and will profit all who attend At the close of the ses sion an examination will be held and certificates will be issued to all who paM. (;) Crps mmt BaSlr Hart. A "Subscriber' writes the STa.a from ilarlville, ". C, that eitiiens of Co lumbus and Bladen counties cele brated the Fourth at Lake Wacca maw. and that he never saw better behavior at any gathering inhis life. A very large crowd was present, lie says the weather has been very wet, "but now the sunihlne has come, I dont think eropware badly damaged, especially cotton, except on the river lowlands." Brig. Gen. W. IL Anthony, of Scotland Neck, arrived last night and ill go down to the Encampment and assume command this morning. He as a student at the Virginia Mill- tary Institute, unuer uwuwo. Jackson, and a gallant soldier in the Confederate service, and is admira bly fitted for this important position. Look oat for the red star. Sally was too maoh for Killy. Kilrain wu a runner and Sulli van was a stunner. The bathing house at the En campment has been pat in thorough order. The echoo Is schools of fish I ill 1 v..j t. i ""r. . " ueib uyo. Alderman Joe. D. Smith, we regret to learn is oonflned to his house with a slight attack of fever. Star newsboys will wear star shaped red badges; and they'll give you all the news for five cents, too. Wood is scarce in oar city. Let the country people bring it in, send it in, or in seme way get it in. Col. Thos.S. Kenan, of Raleigh, is quite sick at the residence of his brother, Capt. W. Ii. Kenan, In this city. Mr. W. II. Sprant will conduct the meeting at the Y. M. C. A. rooms this evening at 6.30. All young men are invited. Maj. W. W. Hall, Commissary Oeneral N. C. S. O., was in the city last night. He goes down to Camp Latimer today. Col. Jno. L. Cantwell has been reappointed justice of the peace for New Hanover oounty, and qualified as such yesterday. A word of advice to the solders who are not familiar with salt water bathing do not venture in while heated from drilling. A number of visitors at Wrighteville went over to the Ham mocks and "angled" several good- sized bunches of fish. Capt. Jno. YV. Wood, A. A. G. to Brig. (ien. Anthony, of Lewiston, Bertie county, has arrived and will report for duty today. Persons who are prepared to accommodate boarders during the Encampment should leave their name and address at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. The Star will have a lull corps of special reporters at Wrightsville during the Encampment. They will wear red Star badges on the left lapel of the coat. Oive them the news. Bring in from the country and sound the present week fish, clams, chickens and eegs, that provision may be made for the large number of visitors that will come to Wilming ton. Last Enosmpment the stores and residences were beautifully decorated. Why not do the same thins the present year? Who will be the first to throw the bunting to the breeze! Germania Cornet Band will go down to camp this afternoon with the Light Infantry the full band of twenty pieces. They have their own tent, a marquee big enough to ac commodate all the members of the baud. A lrge extra edition of the Star is printed today. It contains full particulars of the Sullivan Kilrain fight, .Encampment notes, Jtc. Copies may be had of newsboys, at Harris' news depot. The Orton and the Star office. The Allanlio eDgine boase has been thoroughly overhauled and put in tip-top . order, and the boys of Wilmington 8. F. E. Co. No. 1 are now ready to reoeive and weloome heartily all visitors who may 'favor them with a call. Mr. R E. L. lirowD, for the ac commodation and security of bathers, has had strong life-lines extended some distance out from the shore at his bathing place on the beach at Ocean View, and has provided a number of cork life-preservers, that may be used in an emergency. The committee appointed to secure horses for the Scotland Neck Cavalry during the parade through the city, ask, through the Star, that citizens who have not been called upon and who are willing to lend a horse or horses, will notify Mr. Heinsberger or Col. Thomas W. Strange. Rev. Mr. Creaey's talk to the children of the Sabbath Sohool of his church on Sunday afternoon was very interesting and appropriate, and attentively listened to by all of the large number of children present. It was in reference to slaying the giants of ill-temper, disobedience, selfish ness, untruthfulness and skepticism. Owing to the movement of trains consisting of forty odd cars laden with trope the management of the Wilmington Seaooast railroad announces that the 6.15 and 7.25 p. m. trains from Wilmington and 6.15 and 7. SO p. m. trains from the Ham mocks, will be abandoned to-day, in order that they may be able to ntlllxe their engines in the more' ment of troops. TZTJ ENCAMPMENT, Bverytbl.c Rdlness to Reeelva ibe Boys." Camp Latimer was ip a state of "masterly activity" all yesterday, un der the surperviion of Quartermaster General F. A. Oltt Everything about the camp grounds that would in the least offend the eye or endanger the vm. " e Hiae been removed, and the "tented field" waits 'mid the whispering oaks, in blissful anticipation of its coming occupants. The camp is arranged as was that of last year, exeept the location of the different regiments being now more in conformity with army regulations, which was not possible before. There are three hundred and seventy-nine tents in all, which will give ample room and also avoid any discosnfort that might arise should theV.be a larger number ot men in can7 than has been reported. Inspector vn- Cameron will inspect the camp find everything connected therewith to-day. When it is considered that all this work or preparation has bdfcn accom plished in such a short time,hindered as it has been. by such along period f rainy weather, great credit is due the department having this work in charge. The troops will begin to arrive about noon to day, and, if nothing unforeseen prevents, every regiment Bhould report at headquarters by to night. The encampment of the State Guard this year will undoubtedly accomplish very much in the way of training and fitting its members for military duty, a most important matter, as has been made apparent to all observing people in the disastrous visitations of nre and nood In this and other states, where the volunteer militia has b of inestimable service in protecti life and property. Every one ought to take a deep interest in furthering the welfare and growth of this organization, and make it second to none in the entire country. This can be done, and, with the in creased facilities for such a consum mation, made possible by the comple tion of the permanent place of en campment, will be done at no late day. The work on the Government bat tery at the new camp grounds, under the supervision of Maj. Arnold, U. S A., is being pushed as rapidly as pos sible. The mortars have been trans ported to the grounds, and the two eight-ton siege guns which were being carried over yesterday, will be placed in position at once. The inhabitants of Wrightsville can soon sleep in peaceful security, with this powerful coast defence as a pro tection from all foreign powers save the unintimidated sandfly,which Com eth forth when the wind stirreth not the tree-tops. To-morrow will be an interesting day and all who do not attend will miss a rare treat. TJifi opening cere- monies are very impressive and in teresting, and are not likely to be for gotten .when once witnessed. Tne Drowning Accident. The body oi Capt. Wm. H. Lloyd, one of the two fishermen drowned Saturday last, as mentioned in the Star, was thrown up on the beach not far from Masonboro Inlet Sunday. Coroner Jacobs was informed of the fact by a 'telegram from Mr. Piatt, proprietor of the Ocean Beach hotel, and went down and viewed the body, which was identified as theremains of Lloyd. The body was in a good state of preservation and was not mutilated, with the exception that one of the ears was gone. The coronei found noth ing upon the corpse except a pocket- I Knue ana a piui lmj nit? uau iuii ui whiskey. The remains of the unfor tunate man were bnriedon the beach, just above high watermark. A small sharpie and other effects belonging to Lloyd were left in charge of Mr. Moore, who is staying on the beach. The body ot Garson, the Norwegian, has not been found. It should be stated that the boat in which the two men were fishing was on the bar at Moore's ;inlet when it upset, and that the accident did not occur opposite Brown's bathing house at Ocean View. County commll"- A special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was held yes- I terday. Commissioners Pearce, Worth and Montgomery were present, and the chairman, Mr. Bagg, presided. The railroad property of the New Hanover Transit Company was as sessed for three miles of roadbed, one locomotive, foar cars, one platform car, one hand car, etc,.$12,650. In the matter of hearing complaints from tax-payers the Board took a re cess until the second Monday in Au gust. Wsaiftsr F4ree. The following are the forecasts for to-day: Ev,w "Worth Carolina and South Car olina, fair weather, slightly cooler in western and atawouary temperature i In eastern portions, southerly winds. A. Visit From Ntwbtrn Firemen. A letter was received last night by Mr, S. G. Parmele, chairman of the reception and entertainment com mittee of Wilmington 8team Fire Engine Company, No. 1, from Newborn Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 1, stating that the company will leave Newbern for Wilmington on Tuesday, the 16th inst., and will arrive here at 6 p. m., the same day, with twenty men and a brass band. They will probably remain in the elty three days and will be guests of W. S F. E. Co. No. 1, while here. They will meet with a hearty welcome from all our firemen, who will do their best to make the time pass pleasantly while here. RIaror'a Court. Moses Bryant, colored, charged with the larceny of a watch, was com mitted to jail in default of bail in the sum of $100. Wm. Ames, charged with assault on another boy, but who was found to be an epileptic and weak-minded, was discharged. Mattie Johnson, colored, an old offender, was sent up for thirty days, John Hall, colored, obstructing sidewalk, five dollars fine. Richard Moseley, colored, drunk and down, ten dollars fine. Obediah Jenkins, disorderly con duct, was sent to jail for thirty days. special Service at Si. John's. The Wilmington Light Infantry paraded and attended servicesSun day afternoon last at St. John's Church, by invitation of Rev. Dr. Carmichael, Chaplain of the com pany. The Light Infantry mustered thirty-six, rank and file; they march" ed from the armory to the church preceded by Germania Cornet Band, in full uniform. A full choral service was rendered by the surpliced choir of St. James Church and the services throughout were impressive. Dr. Car michael delivered an excellent dis course on the duties of a soldier, etc. Special Star Reporters. Messrs. James Budd, "Edgar G. Parmele and Russell Bellamy com pose the Stab's corps of special re porters for the Encampment. Any courtesies shown them will be highly appreciated. It is particularly de sired that they be given anything and everything that can be fashioned into a newsy item. Crops in Onilow Look Well. Mr. D. R. Canady, of Snead's Ferry, sends the Star a cotton bloom from his farm. "The first," he says, "that I have seen this season. Crops are looking very fine in this section, owing to the nice seasons that we have had. I think that they are bet ter than they have been forj many years before." Gen. J. D. Glenn has been ac tively engaged at the Encampment at Wrightsville for the past few days. A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT, having passed several sleepless nights, disturbed by the agonle and cries of a suffering child, and becoming con vtneed that Mrs. winslow's Soothing Svrup was Just the article needed, procured a supply for the child. On reaching home and acquainting his wife with what he had done, she refused to have it administered to the child, as she was strongly In favor of Homoeopathy. That night the childpassed In suffering.and the parents without sleep. Return ing home the day following, the father found the baby still suffering : and while contemplating an other sleepless night, the mother stepped from the room to attend to some domestic duties and left the father with the child. During her ab sence be administered a portion oi ' Syrup to the baby, and said nothing sence he administered a portion of the Soothing -up to the baby, and said notnmg. inat nignt all hi hands slept welL and the little fellow awoke In the morning bright and happy The mother was elighted with the wonderful change, and al' though at first offended at the deception prac ticed upon her, has continued to use the Syrup, and suffering crying babies and restless nights have disappeared. A single trial of the Syrup never yet failed to relieve the baby, and over oome the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all Dnunrlflts. 26 cents a bottle. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. St. Join's Lodp No. 1, A. F. & A. M. REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION AT ft John's Hll this (Tuesday) evening, at 8 o'clock. A cordial Invitation Is extended vlsit- lag B'hren WM. M. POISSON, Secy.B For Sale, rpHAT PIECE OF PROPERTY ON THB N. W. corner of Ann and Seventh streets, measuring 198x198 feet, with three bouses thereon, will be sold on Thursday. 11th Inst., at tbe Court House door. JOSEPH D. SMITH, Jy9St Agent. Oxford Female Seminary, OXFORD, W. C. Tbt Next Session Opens Sept. 4tn, 1 880. THE LOCATION IS UNSURPASSED FOR nealthfulness and aooessibllity. Tte corps of teachers the equal of any in the land, nolding iiininmM from snch schools as the University or Virginia, the Sauveur school of Languages, the Patapsoo Institute of Maryland, the Cooper Union Art School, of New York. The teacher of Piano and Organ Is a graduate of the Norwich Conservatory, and afterward studied under New York Professors. v Vocl and instrumental Medals at the Richmond The teacner CI vocai auniu wuu uuiu tuts rouuuo iiio.i.. - - - j7- - - nnrinr the best New York Professors. CHARGE PER ANNUAL 8KSBI0N OF FORTY Board, fnal, lights, washing, fall Literary Course, including Latin and French $170 CO If paid one-half in advance 161 60 The above with Muslo a 00 If raid one half In advaooe 210 00 tSTApply for catalogue. F. P. HOBflOOD, Jy9DW6w President . SHOULD TOO EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF Harness and Saddlery, Trunks and Bags it cannot but acorae to your advantage and nroflt. for all things considered, especially quality. We know our prices will Bave yoa money, while the exceptional advantage of so lanre a stock as ours will save you muoh valuable time In running around hunting lor what yon want. JJ. FENNELL THE HORSE milliner. jy t tf w South Front St. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA house. LITTLE TYCOON, FOB THB BENEFIT OF Armory Fund of Wilmington Light Infantry, FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY I2TU. NEW COSTUMES AND GRAND CHORUS. Reserved seats on Rale at Helnsberger's, Wed nesday evening. July 10th, 1S89. General admission 60 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. Excursion Tickets from Wrightsville and the Hammoo&s and return. Including admission to the Opera House, 75 cents. Reserved seats on Bale at Island Beach Hotel on Wednesday. July Uth, 1889. ly 7 tf Our Cutter TAKES HI8 VACATION NEXT MONTH. WE WANT ORDERS for balance stock of Imported and Domestic S"CLi3i n gs AT ONCE. MUNSON & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, o. tf-9tf ATTENTION! State Guard and Visitors, TXTK EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO T T all. while in our city, to call and fee us at 10 NORTH FRONT STREET, OPPOSITE THE ORTON. We are now prepared to show our merchant friends the largest and best selected line of BOOTS and 8HOK8 in the South for the fall trade. RETAIL BUYERS will find anything they may desire in the shape of foot-wear. 5 OO pairs of Lawn Tennis (commonly called RUBBER BOTTOMS), just the thing for Camp and Sea Phore. Geo. B. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. 1y9tf CAROLINA BEACH. QTEAMERS "SYLVAN GROVE" AND "PASS PORT" leave daily, Sundays and Mondays ex cepted, as follows, for Carolina Beach and South port: For Caroliaa Beach at 9 35 a m., .30 p. m. and 5 p. m. and 7 p m. Train returning, leave Carolina Beach at 7 33 a. m., 13.30 p. m., 5.15 p. m, and 8 t. m. Por Southport, leave at 9.45 a. m. and 5 p. m Returning, leave Southport at 6.30 a. m. and 2 p. m. Tlokets by boats leaving at 5 p. m. and. 7 p.m., good to return same, day only 25 cents. CAROLINA BEACH BEING SITUATED UP WARDS OF 10 MILES FROM ANY CHANNEL OR INLET CALCULATED TO PRODUCE DAN GEROUS CURRENTS. THS MOST INEXPERI ENCED CAN SAFELY ENJOY THB PLEASURES OF SURF BATHING BY SIMPLY OBSERVING THE PLAIN RULES OF PEUDEJiCE AND COM MON SENSE. New still water bathing houses, supplied with ooean water, for ladles and children, are now open with polite female attendants In waiting. Fresh fish or all kinds can also always be ob talned in abundance. Wharl between Market and Princess Sts. JOHN W. HARPER, Jy 7 2t Gen'I Manager. Atlantic View, Wrights vllle, fi. C. The Soldier Boys are Cimins and me GIRLS ARE HAPPY." BOARD DURING ENCAMPMENT WEEK $2 00 PER DAY. ED. WILSON MANNING. Jyrtf IMew Restaurant. Wrightsville Beach. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT OUR RESTAURANT la now open and ready for the accommodation of all who favor ns with their patronage-Thlrty-fiye cents per Meal or f 1.00 per day. Pig Fish, Crabs, Sandwiches ready on the arrival of all trains!" FRESH COOL BEER 7 always on hand. Restaurant within one hun dred yards of Switchback. HEWLETT & CO. my 31 tf WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUNTON VIRGINIA. OPENS BEPTEMBBR 19TH. 1889. ONE OF the most thorough and attractive School for young: Lad lea In the Union. Dis tinguished advantages In MUSIC, ART, ELOCU TION, An. rtimate unsurpassed. Pupils from nineteen States. Terms low. special induce ments to persons at a distance. For the great inducements of this CELEBRATED VIRGINIA SCHOOL, write f o? a catalogue to . WM. A. HARRIS. D. President, Staunton, Virginia. Jy 0 DAW2m ea tu th 'Steak-greiths." QALL AND BUY A 8TEAK..GRBITH AND have Juicy beef steaks. For sale at Jy7tf GEO. A. PECK'S. ass NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Don't Forget THAT WE KEEP THB ONLY COMPLETE STOCK OF WALL PAP EE INTBCITT. ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF WINDOW SHADES & SHADE GOODS, CURTAIN POLES, BRASS RODS. Pictures, Frames, Pictnre Rolsf Japanese Goods, CROQUET, HAMMOCKS. BASE BALLS AND BATS. BASKETS, eto , etc.. eto. ALL THE ABOVE IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL STOCK OF Books and Stationery, WRAPPING PAPER, GROCERS' BAGS, Blank Books, Bibles, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Ac. C. "W. Partes. Jy7tf Molasses, Groceries, Proyisions, &c. ' r HHDS NEW.CROP, CUBA VOLA88B8, 2Q Hhds. Porto Rico MOLAH8K8, 5Q Bbls. Porto Bloo MOLASSES, OCA Bbls. POTATOES. e)rOSB. 00t BDKBANK. An.. Tierces and Cases of LARD, ; 000 LhB- D 8. SIDES and BELLIES, 'OKA Bole. SUGAR. Gruuniatwl wU Whlue and Yellow, 50 Boxes C'HBBME. 25 71,11)8 BUTTER, 250 Boxes CRACKERS and CAKES, 1 Eft Bags COFFER. LAGUYRA. 1JJ IUO and JAVA. 500 Boxes SOAP, Laundry and Toilet, 250 Boxes STARCH," 100 CaSes LYK,i 50 Cases POTASH, 150 180X68 TOBACCO, all grades; 150.000 CIGAR8. all grades; 3 000 Lb8 8NUF?, klnda- Baking Powder, Soda, Candles. Ac, Ac. For sale low by ADRIAN & TOLLERS. Jfeb27 tf WILMINGTON A WELDON RAILROAD CO. OFFICE OF SECY AND TBEAS'R, Wilminstoh, N. C , Jnly 3, 1889. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE WIL mlngton A Weldon Railroad Co. have de clared a semi-annual dividend of four oer' cent. on the capital stock of this Company, payable at the office of tbe Treasurer on and after Jnly 15th. 1889. The Transfer Bonks will stand closa43rom Jnly 1st to 15th Inclusive. . JA8. F. POST, Ja., Jy 4 ICt Treasurer W. A W. R. R. Co. NOW BEADY, Our Now Drink, Crushed Violets. E. Warren & Son, EXCHANGE CORNER. JeOtf A Small Consignment -OF- Ylountain Butter MUST BE CLOSED OUT. Call early. Our stock of GROCERIES la large and oomplete, and we Invite tbe trade to mapeot and get our prices before placing orders. We give orders by mall our best attention. HALL & PEARSALL, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COM MIS-1 SION MERCHANTS, ly 8 DAW tf U A IS 8. Water BU Any Part of the City. Y. HERALD, N. Y. WORLD. N. Y. TRI- bnf N. Y. Sun, N. Y. Star delivered in any fai fit the city for H cents per week All the 11 rated Papers and Magsatnes always on hand at ' O. M. HARRIS' Jyttf News and Cigar Store. For Sale Cheap, NAILS, GLUE, BO0P-IRON, BUNBS,&C WOODY A CURRIE, Commission Merchants. apMtf JOI :3 I
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