The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-03

| lowest rates.
EFS@ A REQUEsT.-Will friends, in noticing
advertisements III our paper, and responding
to same please state to parties addressed, "
saw your advertisement in ENQUIRER-SOUTH
ERNER" 1t is little trouble, and will help
our business wonderfully. Remember us
LOCAL MATTERS.
4TH OF JULY-To-morrow.
FISHING NoTICE,-See advertisement.
BEwAEE.-Be sure to read the tax no
tice.
Great bargains in Straw Hats, at A
Whitlock's.
4 large lot of new styles of Calicoes just
received at Gatlins.
TEACHERs.-See notice of meeting of
Examiners.
THE FmsT.-Nr. Geo Strickland has
sent us the first cotton bloom, date June
29th.
Look TO YorE ISrErEsr.-Mr. Kres-
lowski is selling off his stock at cost
Read his advertisement
CLosED.-To-monow being the 4th of
July, legal holiday, the Bank of New
Hanover will be closed.
For new shapes in Hats and Bonnets,
call and see them at Mrs. Feldenheimcr's
BASE BALL-Is still the rage No boy
thinks his dress complete until he has the
name of his club on his hat, and their
name is legion.
WE AsK-Will Mr.. Cobb deny having
advocated mixed schools, social equality in
hotels and on the cars in a speech at the
! Poor House?
CoMPLA1NT.-We would be glad if our
subscribers who fail to get their papers
would see their post-masters about the
matter. They certainly leave our office.
QUEEY.-Wiu Mr.. Cobb deny having
advocated Civil Rights, in the township
meetings when the delegates were appoint
ed to the convention that nominated him i?
Piques Grenadines, Organdies, Poplins
and Lawns for sale VERY LOW at Gatlin's.
REMOVED. We have at last removed to
our new office, next door to the law Office
of Messrs. Howard & Perry, where We will
5e glad to zee all osr friends al.1 esEecisl-
" those with $500.
CANDIDATES. SALUTAnoy.-s Howdy !!
Howdy p tolerable, hows youn p
"All well, hows yourn - "All for NE in
your neighberhood ?" "Wcl yes, sorter,
hows yourn p
MISSES NAsH's ScHooL-We cordially
invite the attention of educators to the
advertisement Of this school. 1t is well
! known and needs no commendation at our
hands, we viii only say it is one Of the
| best female schools iii the South.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Why did the RAIDS
| favour "Civil Rights all over the county
in their primary meetings and then in Con-
vention oppose it? The whites were afraid
they could get no one to stand their bond,
| nd 1va bO,,a tl,ar- ara oorrao+
! New styles of Percals and Prints, you
can only find at Mrs. Feldenheimer's.
VALUABLE PEOrERTY.-As will be seen
elsewhere Judge Howard offers the old
bank property for sale. The house is
large and commodious, and was built when
houses were put up to last. Let those
desiring town property read the adver-
tisement.
PEEsoNAL.-We congratulate our friends
in Pitt on the selection of Mr.. Jos. S.
Station as one of their standard bearers.
He will be faithful Representative Of his
people if he is elected, and he can be If
every man does his duty.
FIRE.-We regret to announce that Mr..
John NJ. Gotten, who lives in Pitt county,
near Falkland, met with a serious loss last
Wednesday in the complete destruction by
fire of his dwelling and smokehouse. The
theory as to the origin Of the fire is that
it was caused by q rat and phosphorus
match.
Clothing made to order OF all Qualitie
to fit, at A. Whitlock's.
A WoRD. The good and honest coIores
people of the county should submit IL
longer to be dictated to by men that hav'
no interest in them save for their votes
They get everything from you by YOU
votes. You get nothing from them bu
abuse if you don't vote like they say. "Tt
be free is to act freely"
SIGNoR SHyANo-Has been delightin.
our people for the last three nights by hi
magical wonders. Tonight is the last O
his series While we do not favor the gif
scheme, we must say Mr.. Silvano's present
! eycpl in v91up those usually riyen at suc1