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VOLUME IX
J .,;, j't ,. WILMlN(yroy, NOKTII OAUOIilNA, SSUNDAY, JUNI-: XI. IS7S.
Siigle Copies 5 CenU
NUMBER 27
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WILMINGTON POST ADVEl
TISING RATES.
"Fifty eon fa per lino for the first in
.rtiori ind twenXy-five cenU ikt line
for Ciicti aMitfoHal insertion."
Eight (S) lines, Nonpareil type, cun-
witme, aquare.-. ' . - - "
All ailvcrtisciiicnls will ho Charged af
Ihpkl'ove 'ratcS, except on special con-
raijl-t. ; ; - . ,. '. ,' -:
'fecial rates can be hal for a longer
ime than One week. ,
The siib-icription prieelo TriK wl
M ! V !!'). v Vv is , $1 00 ",,cr yrKr;
ix mnnins . crius. . ; ;
Alt (-Vim in ii ni :rt ifii4on bnsi iiesliuiild
,p allrt'cd tn Tlin; Wilmington'
pus'r, Wilmington, N. C.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET
OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
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1 Ki ll KN JI. MANNING
K 'I.KKK M'PI'.i; ( ii u I :
SIACHY VavAMUIN!;K.
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SUNATOIt A. H. M EHUIMON.
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iio'utber paper in this city hu lial
initi Vines t publish llio "tariV'' of
tli
Senator Meriiuioti in full, uml m his
own party pnpors will not give tiim a
fiiir deal mi l let liim ho hrHnl. wc .pub
1 L i in i' it i i . i
a io-iiiiy, nu cam l it inn,, ror inc
h
ucfit of our made'rs.
The tVnal'.ir htrikes oulj b lillv, and
v'kealt (iov. Zeb. VaiK-v Several se-
h;
.Ye
fre jino,-.4 over in ryes inai nave com
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plelely blindeil him. .S jjiucli so, it is
(1, that he i.i unablo L to reply, and
i,in pfcsent Hppearauees, he, will not
ver in limo to enter tbe Senatorial
iv in lecehil)er nexU I
penator Merriinott is a.scR,'iitilii; poli-
hI ilihtcr, and 'who ever irndertakes
ilenl Willi him, uai u riH'Wvn.. more
in'inj- than "our Zehl'' has had.
ftV itd'vise a cartlul Icxaminatioii of
tli 4-
Keiiiilnrs tlefeiiOe, a.l he A'alls it.
-ii"sr Alloiirns. 1'emorraiic
IMrtiiM,' liomtsetf, liiul Failures
UltiYet'd InvestltfaUonu Hurts no
One i but Democrat le moeralle
FtnaiiclaV SlenMiri All Fall, '1 liry
lifmpt a I'liwanlly! lteilttcll'on of
Ainiy, Biu Kail. "ilwiibHit"
lltitier fniibn Si'ttator Blfrrlmuiii-
Tnt ill Hill romraOii t at I he ,
I. tub' r ud
ri-atle llutnbi
f the ,lfrn. Uemo
Mibuir ' Over Heliench-
iiit nt.- Potter's Fatt-r.-rDeniot rnls
el)vserre Well vt Ihc KrpMleana
jTrt rreKlitent ilebnitul. ' v r
r.tn our R culitr Cottf ponli nl4 I
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' JVSV. 1X in, VS7S.
Ivntresha adjourned for the sura-
irrir. What has it nvcvni'plitdicd ?.,Io
ihr cUy i t the Fremiti revolution the
nnivenlum had a eustoni. of rewarvling
men wriJhatd done the 'n'tate some great
mH.-e.hy pacing the' resolution "He
Jecrvw ell of his eniulry." The Ue
rublieatt psriy fhmild pmw the formal
te.'otmioit that this IVmocratic lIoue
trctfs nvlT of the Hcpiiblican partf.
hcujiuuie need life with loud promises
l 4 i great things. It : was to rxptwr
tli Jteuible corrupt Ku .of the Kepuldt-
Citi party, tilover's ervntmiHee caught
onry lVmHrts. So great was hi sue-
i C3 in thU line that he iraa openly jeer-
leJathy his patty frWnds, and the or
tan of the IVmocracv In thiscily blunt
7 joM him that he wa sent out to ex
pose Kepnblkan rascality, not lVnio
eratic. But every haul he ruader had
T Vhtt one result i Alore IVmwrata,
Tae measure of ftoam'e passed by the
Ho nrre epenle reiHidiaUsk by tke
.W iVniocrata io the iNnal ad bane
to nothing. Who eau. we-uure
I5t alter collapse that ha vvcrtakeu
freat aad itrktlr r'tT measure of
Wwij the army. . That was the prt
taeaie. Out army of iOiK wen f
4 ttni as a vtandinf menace to the
bwrti of the people. The orjn here
red that a fir other measure
iaopiratcd7 prty ritcb op, the
'd Tedtteiejt the army wa the only
uij Wft them. It Mmt U ed,
a.ja
point of honor,', aud, there ,w$re
more words o that cfl'ec Under aryJ
pressure a caucm was calhxl. It was
a complete fizzle. ' In the Senate Sena
tojMIcrnWn'ailcmpled't hiake a Hf
tljj party capital by giving a pitiful pic
ture of the oppression of tbe people of
ISoulh Carolina by UnHcd States troops
Hi JXo. J lis bubble was most comple
tely pricked Senators ''Hamburg"
Butler who, to the great amusement of
the Ilepubjieana, completely snubbed
Mr. Merrimon and, fi'a three minutes
el the utter weakness of far. Mertimon's
p'iti'.i, and Ihe faiicy ;'oF.tn Wbolf
I) mocratic argiiment. , Keilher the ar
my ndV its 1 pay U 1 1 be redaeed this
J'e ir- The bill, however, provides for a
co n iu if'sion to report a plan to Congress
vt nu mis ij me iirsi oi next January.
The Democrats were to reform our rev
en le Iaw3i ' We have only to name Mr.
Wood's tffriir bill to rerall thlr inoun
tainons failure iir that rneaiure ; and it
dived by the bauds of its friends,, in
tlx ir own house, over the - threshold of
which it n'ever had strength enough to
pa.',-?. As every measure of investia
tio i into tliM alleged corruption in the
vaiiom (Irpartiiieuls of the government
ha hevil a failure, so ha eacU' attempt
at
wholesale retrenchment in, depart-
me
pn
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it xpenses proved illtimed and-im
Inii. Their idea of economy con-
s in cuttinir down the pay of the
lW
est class of clerks and now and then
tu rping' a few women out of .office, and
Hin voting millions of dol'ars for the
i.V.
loyeinent of every inlel. and creek
in Ihc t onntfry. I he money will be ex
pended. Syiue contractors, willjill their
pmket and in two years the Chan ue Is
and haibors wilhagain be filled with
uni I. - Who can measitrj the stupend
uocs fully oi""lherolter iT)TC?tigation.
That will stand out as the greatest and
most complete failure of ulL-.
lf every party measure ""tbg Denio
eraii have clearly bhown theeaKness
of Iheir IniaMetl friendship for honesty
in I'Olilics al fc Uiej-TaliBterests of
the niassos ;the . hjoSen ess or' their own
party I'caltyjtnd tbeir utter incapacity
to device one single measur of need
fill national- lerwlation. Thev came
jtit power tit a 'lime when the Repub
licans wrre divided in seuKinent and
policy, i nvy go nome io tncir cods?u-
uvnjts to ye
ll
ibout the "-frauds they
ciiulit not - prove, lillcl lon-with the
pro id consJiiusncss of h.tTirig niade
a pi i h-ct failure of cvetyarfy mea
sure, iiiiu oi iiavinr soiuiiy rc-unitea
thell!rpublican party and made smooth
the way for the triumphant election of
( ieijeral fJrant as) our' heit President.
Or1 niifly th lyuioyrat. of.
Mouse of Representative does dei
the
serve
iel"f the. Republican arty.
One of the few good things done
luring the last moments of this session
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wasjtho passing tne act re-prgauizing
audjcxtcmiing tTie life Saving Service.
TheiPrekMciit i ure'.to sigirit, audit
tliullieconJes a daw. The Old North
Static will be beuclitted by tbis most
timela-iiUInAfilofAusIaM f V t
It w ill be remembered that the Prcsi-
dentfa'rt'i4ned f aVOtafcM' iofio'to
ltii siaua to settle the difference be-
twecn the tNicholl and Packard goy
frnirtehi!. '" Wayae McVeagh,of Penn
sylvania, was chief of this commUsiou.
tts I jibors consisted In, getting enough
a Bb a t a" m
nirmuer oi ractartt . uegisiaiurw 10 go
over to .mcuois 10 give nis crowu a ma-
jonly. Packaril was then easily com-
pelhil t' strp down ami ont.. A clause
appr pri4ting J,01H) (o ay the ex
pense of MeVeagU's commission was
added to the general appropriation bill
in theSenafV 6n toudayl1 The Re-
pubiican, beaded by ' Conkling and
Blaiipe, attacked it fiercely. The
DemlHrrat defendel it. It was hand
somely leaten; by a motion to strike
out the clause, by more than a party
rote ' The president betrayed the
Repyblioan vt the .th, aad ftsked
tbeltepuhlicitus be had betrayed to
toto j Ivt pay tho eipeusca of that
bvtmyal." A an exhibition of cheer-'
ful. f Christian cheek this measure
aUihU without a parallel in our politics.
k jts . u-,Vi :
A portion of thh letter wa mailed In
order that it lutsbt be going into type.
At this buur of writing Cwagrea bad
not ftiljoUrrdl but wa . making alow
progrei tbrvngh Ike civil bill. Jiy
a. ii thU (Thursday) morning it bad
taken a recede until 7 oVloek, mod i
Kew in aewien. - - "
nutive Scalea has bn
wade chairman of oc ' ol, the most
named by CVotre, 1 1 M to consider
thlmnfrr efthe Udiaa Buretut
ib War IVpwtaaenU. Sometbinf
mut be done with or for Ut lftdutt.
We are now threatened with one of the
Ht ide-prd (aad laatinf ItSaa
wrm oar hUlory. ThU morainja
telegrama say i v OetKral Crook mjt
that ih gnterwmeol m driven the
Baaexkt to war aad toVtiaf. Tl
held the council with the Bannocks in
Aprflhd found them not half, sup-pld-apd
starring, lie telegraphed to
the agent foe suppliesnd received for
answer,"No appropriation." He found
that buffalo and game were gone.. The
Bannock chiefs said theyv had been
allies of the. whites in -recent wars
against the hostile, and had furnished
General Crook with scouts in the
campaigns against the Piutes. and
Sioux.. 'Io return for these services
they begged General Crook to help
them, but he found be could do noth-
' 3?rom , all. Quarters of the Indian
country cornea complaints of the
WorthlessnesB f Indian officials and
outcries against that Democratic
economy whicK refusca appropriations
4 for just demands fgainht . the govern
ment., and has Eonly time and money
for Potter and jjOIotrr. investigations
Chairman Scales has a great opportu
nity to do tbe country good service,
and we are mistaken in the man if he
does not . ' :
: Potter's comniiltee is to meet- during
the summer at some of the summer
resorts n the lf, near New Orleans
and continue hjls invcstiga'tioiis into
Louisiana pojitfes. As the supply of
Andersons in tljat state is not yet ex
hausted, he may1 be able to furnish a
small and dribbling supply of fraud
matter for Democratic campaign pur
poses. . Auderson bas left the city to
avoid being summoned before the ten
ate committee. He has a Washineton
history which I iba.!l notice in my next
letter. i H. U. F.
crn 1 1 ikms.
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, )YA A'jf'i ,'. i.c. thtrc or four ft-iy's
to Htl the POST efrri ' HkiuIiij iixjritiii'j.
Aj''fy to HI E. Xr t'effvr, tit 7m ojli'-f.
See fourth pag lor election law.
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, Cbl. If. V. fut $i ottr . rfj'tl'ir row:
lwide)Uin'ashington.,l).i'.; Single copies of the Po r s II fur five-
cents. , ," . ''!.'
The Post will be for sale at Harriss'
News Stand on ifrunt street.
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"(VI. Shatler s "still 'on t'p" is
the way thev putiit in Ualeigh. !
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An entire new jjeg.isl ration is rrquiud
befcr yoa ian te in August next.
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The .MRgii-trae of the city have
been quite busy l tiring the past week.
Superior Court, His Honor, Judge
lure, presiding,! convenes to-niorrow,
Ye have a Postmaster who is on the
Brink of departing this life for Jack
sonville.
The city authorities. re -making a
war-on dogs, they should be commen
ded for it. i 1 v
Messrs.' Kirkwootl and Hewes were
in the city the jltst 1 week inspecting
sLeamboat;
A; " WashingtcBi "; Friend " parsed
through this city for Jacksonville, Fl.,
a few day ago. '..' I j
No one ihould move now until after
the first Thnrsdayfin Augns, if he dens
he looses h.H vote! .
If you are in want of a house, see
ex-Major CanadaXi l who is selling
houses dirt cheap! v V
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P. Canaday has houses for the
houseless, lie bought very low, con
sequently can sell ow. .
Maj. Marcus Krwin, of Ash? ville, is
an Independent candidate for'Solicitor
in the Sin Judical district. .
Harry Hill tell through the wharf at
the loot Of Campbell street, a lew days I
ago, yd was badly? injured. ,
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Senator Merrim-n, we understand,-
made a speech in tUleigh last night.
Lookout for hut shyl Mr. Vance.
Misti Lttiily ?latt, neice of the Ptes
ideal, and Gen. lll-tinr were married
at the White floui o Thr-day lt
rrsow who ha moved from one
ward ertownshipUi another, ime the
first day of Mar, lr? cannot register
or vote.' 6
'.'flvT an act of the fmxratk JUgi-
latare three inontbi retdeoce in a
ward or township iWpatrrd btfire vo
can'Tote;1-"1' :":"':"-;-1 ;-. -.
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Yen who are botwele? hoiM at
once call 'pv W. P; Ca4av,4w ho
wtllgivoyota a Hoo- if he ran! well
Cap- I Normeat it po kc i f a
a. probable candidate tor the Senate ia
Robeaon towaly, at Natwan Strdmaa
la Bladea eewaty.
K Urje party west dw to the black
ftJt jTowads TaelT, bt ol; to
the renins eef the tea thej ail rH
Thanks to' Senator Merrimpn . foe a
copy of the addressea delivi?rei mi the V.
S. Senate on the life? and- cfewraeter of
the late Senator, Ov ivMorWnV:1- p. .
trations books will be opened for the
puqose of registration of .tolers on the
27th of Jhue, 1878. .Don't' fait to reg
ister ! ' " -! "
1 he Collector of Customs baa notified;
the owner8.of steamboala' plying ''tbe
ri ver and harbor, i tbat . the rcuf ationi
governing them, lasuey liyut-:,
raent, will be rigidly enforccd.' nc;;;
r - r'i rs:
We learn that cervices will be -Ire Kl
in the basement of S5. Lukt-'s1 A. M; K.
Zion church, corner 'ofj 7tli stud Church,
street., both in the morning, aflcriioba
anl evening-, at the usual hour. .
When the liver acts, freely the diges
tion is I good and the blood abundant
If the liver is torpid, use DrV Harter's
Lifer Tills and yoii will be fortified
against billions attacks.
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Hon.: (Jeo. W. Stautou', of Wilson
county, one of the men who assisted iu
organizing in 1S the Hetmblican party
of the stale, and a man that stauds
high as a busintssmaii aa well 33 in the
social world, is a candidate" for Congress
in the 2nd district.
Sknatomai.'Cun ven rwa.-r-See the
card of Messrs. faamnng and Walker,
the respective cliainnti of the Repub
lican committees of New Jlanover.and
Pender counties!
, calling the Senatorial
Convention at
the 2nd of July
Burgaw," on Tuesday,
This the only way
the convention (:ould have been calkd.
Capt.'A. II. I'attcrson was robbed at
his boarding hoiise in this city, in 1-S.V,
of his pockethouk cohtalnlng tnonpy
and a lot of very valuabh paprrs. He
uevr .niccecded in getting any tract. of
it until a few days ago, Ue received a
letter frrin a colored man who lives in
in Brunswick county, staling that he
had found . the?, propviljv Captain, P.
srnt vcr and got it. ; ; y
"Ni:v Sai.km, Rusk.CiM'inly, Texas, I
j October 2, 177. ) ,
Dr. fiii tfr, r?r s'ir .
I suilered two yean with a dislress-
1 1 : eolith : wrui'l jret nolui.ii 10 tirf n
my good. 1 . prevailed upoih by'
votir a-j-ent l aiias r oremaur-to iry
Dr. Jlartcr- Iing I?altn ; I-wa relieved
at ouce, and by the time"! Jilad used
three bottles, the cough was gone ; 1
was s .und and well. 2w.
Rkwaud. A reward of 550 will
be paid by the editor for sullicient infor
mation t hat w ill lead to the capture and
closy cntinemctit of one Ariithcrford.
We called fifteen times whilo in Wash
ington at the place where he at one
time resided, but the inhabitants knew
nothing of his whereabouts. Will some
fiirml iiMi'-t iii", for a pcrsonfroni
Jacksonville wants to see him.
If the Chief of Police will call on-us
we will guarantee to show hint plenty
of hogs without sending his hog
cart out in the country to lake up what
Tew the thieves hare left the poor larm-
crs. ll may be that the fellows who
arc running the Kog-cart are to blame
and not our Chief. But we hope for
the sake of the price of pork next win
ter, he will stop the catcher fronigoing
in the country now. t
Dkowm.d. Oh WVJiicday
uiijh-t
last a party of gentlemen were in the
river bathing near Market street dock,
when Mr. James Divine was seen to
dive, uu One tluftight, any thins of it
until he remained absent lor oate min
ute, when the pMy made search for
him, but failed to find him. On Fri
day morning; his lcdy was fuuud. Mr.
D. was about 55 years f age, .a bridge
builder bv trade and, we 'cam, bore a
very excellent character:
Capt. Wa'ker Mcarse calh-1 in to ssy
that the record of the Pard ot Maj-ts-
trates misrepresented bim -at the last
meeting concerning the rt4wthri
passed ordering advertisement t-j be
publihed io the'diiy papers. He
ear Lit reolulitn wa that tbe adtcr-
tisement be pob!ihe-l iv the, ctiv
pap, but tbat Mr. O. IL ParJey
aoteoded the rroluuoa mi it 1juM read
"in the daily papers." We are gud t
make the crree1lI beo me have
always regrdeV .-Cj-- Mearr tth
great repet !.
The ferry accrwat the Cape Kear riv
er at this place b a dtsgrace to the cii.
and the city authorities eeht t ro
pel the ew eer to famub a irrrr br
itabl tj accomaaedate tie pabtic ct
have thesa indtcted. Tho boaJtthey are
now ttog better, il as ft!, .
thcar firn pUced ra this rim yeari
ag. Whit y jo Mr. Mayor,' iil
w have a ferry that will JU r4.l to
the city, or t hall w UU vou3 t
have the wal;hi7y fat that rwwd,
re-Ii Jt .-. r aI a at!f t
I ce- the rivet , f .. .
: 7Vj O.u'r Clinrckes To. Day. j 7
St James' church, corner Market and
Third streets. - Jkv Dr A A Wataon,
Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock j
Sunday . school hat 9 a m; Evening
rrayer at 6p m., ;h
St1 John's church, corner of Third
and lied Cross streets. Rev Georre
Patterson Hector. Celebration of Holy
Eachuriat at 7 a m ; Morning Prayer at
11 n, Hi : Evening Prayer at 8 1 m : Sun-
fday school at 5 p m. ; - -
. ! ci ia i. i,v;,u 1 ' .1 i- :
of FoutUa and Orange streets. ltevT
M Amblerjliector- Services at 11am.
and 8 pi a.- Sunday school at 4 p m, 1
j -St 'PaUl's lanr. Lutheran church,
comeriofBth bad Market streets, Kev
G D'Beraheim; D 1, pastor,
tiarman servico at 11 a m. :.
English service at 8 pra. i ; 1 I :
. Sunday school at 5 n m : Wcfcki v lec-
f ture on Wednesday at 8 p m.. 1 j '
1 nomas' UatrtoJ ic church, on Dock
bolwecn Second ; and Third streets.
Mark H (irons." rixutor ; 1 Moore Assist
ant. Morning service at 7 and 10:30
m ; Evening service at 5 p in ; Daily
morning service at 7 .a ! m ; Sunday
schools' a bi
. First Baptist church, corner of Mark
et aud Fifth streets. Rev James B
Taylot' jiaator. Sunday school at Sj a
tn. Services, at Ham, and 8 p m.
Young racffa prayer meeting Tuesday
l S p ni ; Church prayer meeting on
Thursday at S p 111 ; Brooklyn Mission
Sunday school at 1 p m.
Second Baptist church, on 6th be
tween Church aud Cattle streets. Prea
ching at 1 1 a ui, and 8 p m, by Bro J P,
King ; Sunday school at S am; Regu
lar, prayer meeting' at S p m Tuesday
evening. j
Fifth Strict M E church, on 5th be
tween Nub and Church street. Rev B
K Hall, pastor. Services at 11 a m, and
8 p in ; Sunday school at D-a m ; Pray- i
r meeting Thursday evening at 8pm;
You ng'nien's prayer meeting on Vrea
nesday evening at S. p iu.
Front SI ret-t M E church, corner of
.Front aud Walnut streets,. Rev E A
Yates, pastorJ Services at It a m, and
l p 111 ; Sunday school at, 0 p - ni; 1
Young men s mcicty Tuesday evening .
at f I p 111 : aud regular prayer meeting
and letture en Wednesday evening at
Si p m. ';.'''.'
First Presbyterian church, corner of
-Third and Orange streets. Rev Dr J R
Wilson, pastor. Services at 11 a m,
aud l p 111 ; Sunday school at 6 pm;
L'cturc Thursday eveuing at 8J p m :
Y'oirng men's praver meeting Tuesday
evening at 8 p m.
Sceond Presbyterian church corner of
Fourlh-aud Campbell streets. Rev C
M. Payne, pastor. Service at 11 a ui
ami S j m ; Sunday echool at op in;
Meeting for prayer at the pastor's study,
Monday at 8 p m ; l'rayer meeting on
Wednoday at 8 p m.
Seamen's Bethel, on Dock, between
Water and Front street, Rev vJL, B
Craig, chaplain. Services at 5, p in.
First F'ree Will Baptist church, cor
ner of Bladen and 7th streets. Rev S
B Foy, pastor.. Service at 11 a m, and
i p ni, and 8 p m. 1 raver 1 meetinjr at
8 p m cyery Friday. '
fot c-trphen s A M E church, Kev J U
Fry, pastor. Services at 11 a 111, Ii p m
and 8 p m ; official meeting on luesday
at 8 - p ni ; preaching on Wednesday
at 8 p m ; prayer meeting ou Friday at
8 r m.' v
St Mark's Episcopal church, corner
of lith and Mulberry streets. Rev C O
Brsvdy, Rector. Servicesxon Sundays at
Ham, aud o p 111 ; Sunday schwl at
St Barnabas at -11 i ui.
. First Presbyterian church, corner of
8ih ami T Chestnut -streets, lley D J
Sanders, pastor. Preaching at II, a m,
and 8 p iu ; Sunday tchool at 3 am. .
.First Biiptist. church, on Filth and
Cmpbsll st reels. Sunday school at 31
a m ; preaching at l'lj a ni, 1 p m anil
8 p m. liev F R Howell, pastor.
First Baptist church, corner of Ninth
and Ked Cross streets. Elderberry Pat
terMn, astir. Sunday school at U a
in i Preaching at 11 a in j Bible school
at ." p in ; 1'reacLing at H p, m ; Y oung
nu n s prayer meeting etery Monday at
8i !P m: A concert of, prai'-e every
Thilrtlay at 6 p m.
Tiinity Chsl, M Kt htirch, 7lb and
lUuii-wH-W streets, liev A More, pas
tor. S-rviw at 1 1 a ni, 3J p ni and 8
p n ; Suinlay schtd at".' a ni. v
First Congregational church. .Ser
vices every Sunday in Memorial Hall,
corner if 7lh and Nun streels, at 11 a
m and 8 p ni ; Sunday mIiooI at 3 p no ;
Praie and Conference meeting every
W'ednesday at 8 p nt.
Ebcneier Paptit chuitb, on 7tb be
tween Orange and Ann street. W H
lUnk. patir. Services at 10J a m, S
p m and 8 p m ; Sunday school at 12 M.
St. lake's A. M. 11 ioo Church,
cxMrnrr Seventh and Church street,
ICev. ti. l Farrier,- pastor. Services.
1 1 a m , S p. m. and i p. in.
Henry GteeviUe New IJ.k, lab
riell.e ; The, II of Maurri,1" U ia
pnr an-1 atll he blihed in a few
d,vy by T. B. lVteroo A Brother,
Pbtla k iphiaj It h a story of the tiae
of Lhji lVi, fall Wi of alt the ap'ea
ikr Vf it el i well tcd-t. bein pwre,
freh, tartliir, anI historically Irar,
and t mmi beautifully tran-Jxted froaa
He Ficmh of lltary tiicville, and will
pev a treat I all1 hirer el aw eicst
iotr. btbinp, aw-l eaikal aorvL
It wiUbe ied ia.aaifarra iyle aad
lWl a ilh "IU; "Kathkea," aod
'Mm Crep4jy ! pwhliobed by
lh eacse .in. te tr I. II mat-
1 'j . :
. i.
Tke RrpMbxJia pperv NwOt
Ca retina. sa4 le place they are rwV
nhed at. are a'fws:- . '""' !'.. :
.tfr aWMst; 5wti4Uia,. Eli
belh Cisy ; ri-r fii,Wi, Ckiar.
h aaa ; J w, 5aJerii ; Xe
i'4t Wlaun ; IV' f , W4.iatr.
Crrr Bare y.-lllr: ' John C. Oant
well, on', of jndgo CantweJ hating
been appointed Cadetln . ihe Ualted
States Revenue Marine Service, after a
competitive examination hjui.'been
ordered to . report for.daty at eoaae
point in New Jersey. --The Thalian
Amateurs had a largo audience and an
acceptable performance at the TUeston
Upper Room.- The Eer. Dr. Tatter
son is confined by akknesa at Raleigh,
j Mayor FSahblate Ss baUdin; a fine
residence on Snrset ' Hill. -Superior
Court,' Judge Eure-' aeU .to-morrow;
An excorsjon oX colored people
went down on the Passport on Monday.
Pof. Gonzales gave V sacred con
cert at the Tem ple of Israel on Monday
evening. The fast train on iha
Carolina Central - Railway goea to
Cbariotte 187 . miles, ia 1 2 hoars and
five minutes, or . at the rate of about
15J miles an hour.- The new .Com
press buildings are to be located oa the
Vick & Mebane wharf. The Vele
ran Corps of the Wilmington Light
Infantry gave an excursion below to
those in actual service last Friday and
there waa shooting r for prizes, - and
generally a very pleasant time.- The
Tileston school, bad closed for the hot
season. -Our Bar. . improvement gets
an appropriation of 1 160,000.- -Jupiter
Tonans and Jnpiter "Plovius were
both out very early yesterday mornlng,
and there was a great racket and a
general wetting down. -i'j v., :,
' 1 ;' 1,11 v ; .'
The highest authority In 'New Eng
land, the State ' Assayer of Massachu
setts, after a careful aualjsU of Hall's
egetablo Sicilian Hair Renewer certi
fied that it is the best preparation for
its intended purposes tbsAbas been ex
hibited for examiaa&6o;K that its con
stituents are pore and!Lprefully, select
ed for excellent quality, and that it
forms an efficient preparation for pro
moting the growth of the hair and re
storing the original color. This world
renowned preparation is for sale by all
druggists; Record, Red Oat. low.
SEW AD VER TISEMENTS
HUHviAW, N. C. June 2(, 17.
'V
1HK SENATORIAL VOX VK5T1UN la
htrcby cilUtl to tnet at liurgaw .oo ; -
TUEDAY, JULY 1S7S.
hI 12M.. to uoiutuate a cantlidate' for the
HenstorUl ;iHitrlrt. ermpOKed of New Itsn
- '''-'".,
over and Pender Counties.
A. WALK Kit.
tlialrmaii lity, K. Com. Pender CO. -!
Kit. MAMNINU,
Cli-riirn i;. p. Kx. Corn. New UanoTer t v.
' NOTICE, fy
TATt: Ot NUKTH CABOJLINA,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
JCNE liTH. I..
Jo Hi Vote i or tbe Klftk WarU, City
Wl'iiiintloD, Cape Fno-, HrneU noU FeJ
crl r'nt Towtu-bips :
Jt A ilEETISO OK THE DO.VIUi Of
Jnstiee or tbe Teat lor Kw Hanover
Cfftinty, hUd June ih, I7, the POir.lNf.
PLACED heretofore e.tatUbeU la jotir r
reetive prtt lnet were dlaconUnneij, and
In Ilea thereof tbo fullowtag were itlf
llhevl : -:j ' :
mill Ward- rlitig ftaee at 8tn
More.oa Ci- lrei, btveen KovrtJiaaxI
J'inli su - ..
! I -ar Town.bli-lrfli a rtct at
l Mle llaj e; f
. JUrartl Tonbl-ruint nrr t M
rotnhei ' sjtore.
Kedrrai r4nt Twwr tUp-Follinj Place
atct.it Mill l .hool Hooe.
JOMN IX)H AN.
Serrrtary tloard ef Ja.tKe-t vt Ike lee
I tot Ktw lUaorer tal.
" . y 1 ....
NOTICE;
SCnBOtlLE D TAX.
4 IX. botawU aad Mall neerhvat are
J. hTTjr Ua4 Uuu a rcivtteae taa
leiriad br ttw tMtatr ml VC. 7I, 4
ldlaxa. fU mum tret ay anaalr. l-
dltkm to Um bed ale tatr rer'. W boiw
ai aeatiera ara au wiur4 utal. la ctvlag
la IMi iiajrnn Uaa lav mmm maim
pajrmcit aat all yrifcaia. ana la artiaia Um
4la wail a m mt Me. taw4ndlMr
U a -. tMamkr. ta aitta. aft tatfr a
uw. rwMi a hw wwwauy ata ir
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Ail taru tatveeatM las ua fJ
artaaSala at Taaea rtUamo anS Vy
mt ta taa aaa at aaia, aa law Jaar iUtaa
attatly aalam a. Oanaa; I taw ary aaaaii
m JaWaaVBaB UMt
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taa aaee yaaw 1 iak 4 ta l aaiaa. la
taia m.aiaiataaai n tmi n i unify aa4 fmtvmw
mmir by aa Sraaa. ifcraau aa ay iiil
aadn w aaaak aaaBKaBBBai aaaaaiaBaBk aaaaaa aksa MawBfeuk
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XEWAD YERUSEilEXTS.
HENNING & TKEL,
FOREIGN AND DOMlisTIC
HARDWARE,
A ORCULTURA.L IMPLEMENTS. IKON,
8tet, Nails, Axes Hpodcu. tihovcU,ll
tart, Hauiea, Trace Chains, Plombt. Cat
ingt. Carpenter's Tools. liiacksiuiU Itel
oa. Vteea. Anella, Ac; Wagon and twt
Vbeela. lUai. iSpukex. JIalw Axloa, 11.4
low Mare, Rope, Twine, Halves Forks,
Spoons, Bruaaca.Kii'ii Uuea, HookaJsinker.
Cotton ISelne Twiae. EUx I'iltinp Twiue,
Setna Rope. 8eaJw. JOeaius, rota, tSkidarK.
Oeeoa, r"ry l'an. dw.
Ve lavit esperlaLatteutlon tootir large"
ant exU?utveaM.riimiot UUJ.N.fc.a-Ul
expressly Ar Ktuithsaud FartHr-tiw. alt
or which, and mnch more, wu utlcr a. luw
eat lulcea, at the
New EaiabUhed
IIvrdwravr Ilouae oC
No. 0. Market St.
' ' - '.- . :
WUminrton. M. C.
march 1
PABRKU A TAYLOR,
Kcreseiia Oil, Stores, Metals. Gnns,
LanUrns; Fairbanks Scales,
UMPS, liUASS AND IKON UOSlN
u ... , STUAlNi;ilS.
K r . a . 1 11 1 a
atuuiACiurtra ana v uoica.c Ucuiti
1
iu
f IN AMD . SHEET IRON WARE,
1 No. li IiliUNT STULET,
Jaalt.ly . ll.MlNUToN, N..v
Visit or Commnnicate With U.
E I N V1TE A N. E X A SI I .V A T 1 1 N W
aaotnlea. trlt(.iorni aud ottera.
ve uu haudaiKl ti-n m- ilail s;iuii.l. ..
c Oip, Meals, ixinl, ko.
a.-r.xe-ute ortlri lor ;ill ii-t tption of
MvrrhiuidlHe, lUwivc nna sill ail ilrMnii.
linns of produce. , 1
14. W ant a iuivh:UM-ir for tvn. lutiiLj-,
Power Ituublo Exicmo. aud TitUutar l,, r
inltalle tu drive a t'oli.m Kact..ry, Mill r
l UUIUry. Alau.-llirce pwr t', n -l Mom,
with tJear.Sliartinsr. dr.; will sell t. down,
an. We Hfutilo lor Hie iiiri-ht ....i
sale ot Turpcutiue lUsitilcrii'K; .C--.
Hamples ut Mcn liidi-c in-nt to auy
polutwlieu rei.n-lel.
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N.C.
II 1 it fx -and lAquovs for
lMcdtehtai l'c
march 1 tf
' REASONS WHY 4
PKimy iia v
PAIN - KILLER
- IS TUB ' .
Besl faintly Mcdiclue of tli Ae !
And wh H wtionl'l N? krpt'Wi -)- p as
- baud:
tl. rAli-Kll.l. lt. t.t rK.li,
ili'krrurt lliat mu.i v t . !
produced. :
Snd. Paid ko.l.i rua HAr.t bi.d l
ettterv rud, eidt utttf ia,
Jd. r!JI-Kt I n Ht rtire t ratii trf
Paina la Mr art 4 tbe a
atnle duae uauAiiy iflt a ui,
li. I'l KIII4U iliou l)t.a i
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