North Carolina Newspapers

-ss- f- 'TOP A i TT Y W ' sSk. 1 XL'iJni : JLAiJb 1 ;- JMj1. ULJDi W . . ' - - - ? jr." . . lor Gxri. r'f ,v ru'y of Wilmington. fW . . . of chief superintendent :iT 0: eani Cotton Exposition. 4 ccva'.cU railroad will bo f a! acres' lots. No rails CrJ''u fcur,l with curve enough to f erects. . 'iu'aluU'lHmocrat gives 'eij;e 10 crimes and casual w7' with a column of ship- nt e York Republican SUtc .r;e lhe Republican j::::retio3.aaa April 23rd Is mo Ttelw- . - cliJ a rtiolauoa opposing kmcuum- Xrei:oci! delation to urge the ilofttertaeotlaw. Kipoiltioa grounds at New Or .Ul comprise 217 acres. Tbey wUt liibted b j electricity, will have itfjUsacdabcIl railroad connect-. izi'Jts various buUdiozs. VOL. VIII. WILMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY. MARCH 8: 1884. NO.!'. 58 S?rio;c!d man wrote to Governor Eda'.en. ot Massacbu sells, to inquire if the law would permit him to marry a cousin. Tfce reply was: "The law U willio. if the CJ J.:n ii." -T - ' Stills, ihe Irish informer, who sur res JcrctJ the oltcr day to the Greenock rv.'ice. and who professed to give the nines vl the murderers of the Earl of Uiitioi. is believed to be a lunatic. Tte London police believe they have kljcoured clues implicatlnz six persons wio are said to have landed at Soulh ir;toa. in the recent attempts to blow :?xTeral railway stations by means o (ijnmitc machines. . t found neccssarT to rrovo the ZLVtifsof an old lady in Maine the cr hy, and after a IiUIe search mree etti.iible witnesses wcrcproduceU who i.ed that they wero present at her wtv!J.n:C3 years ago, (Iccasl Schramm, who has just been zti by the French, was on tho parade round when the Etnperor of Germany tid Marshal Mo'.tVc were in their cra dle, and hid gone through fifteen jcar sctitc scrfice when Waterloo X7xs fuaL:. Some of the pagers (Protection, of conr&e) urge that if the Morrison bill passes North Carolina and one or two other Southern States will zo Hepabli can. Nonscnve! Tbey may go Repub lican but it will not be on account of a reduction of the burdens of taxation. Morning Slir. No. it will not. You arc right on that point. But wo will tell you how you can easily turn the State over again to the Republicans. Let tho free trade editors in the East, who. imagine that they carry the braius of the party in the Stale, put in a lew more wallops on the tariff question; let them insist that there be no change in the revenue laws, but that tbo pcoplp of the center and West must remain content under the domination of a horde of irresponsible revenue officials; let them preach tho doctrine that the heavier the taxation on home products the happier the. people are; let them write a few more editorials which may bo used by tho Statesvillc American as a nick wherewith to break tho Demo cratic bead and then well, then, if this is noi enough let them follow the exarcple set by their Ulysses and go upon the street and sav openly tnat tney will not vote for a protectionist, eyen if he has the party nomination oenina him and the job is done. . 1 Some heathen arcj not as much of the heathen as we minic; reaa Mahometan provcra: uoa nas bestowed the good things ol tnis world to relieve our necessities, not lo reward our virtues; these will bo rewarded in another world." We know of no greater necessity to bo relieved than a stubborn coiu. ana wo snow ,vi no better relier than Dr. liuirs "ougn Syrup. I j LOCAL NEAVS. franfc Larjiicn, a?d ITson of J M Iszion. the colored United States min i&rtollajli, Tuc5day evening killetl Jixes Spencer and mortally wounded !rt3:i Williams during a street 'brawl ia Wiihiston. He escaped and up to ix tour ha J not been arrested UDU TO KtW ADVERTISEMENTS.! IlUKSBKROKR SCW MU.tC ' J W Cosolet City Tfrug Store C W Yates Cheap StinrtarU Works Mods Bros. A DeUosset Druggists Day's length 1 hours and 45 minutes. There were no interments in Bellevue Cemetery this week, j The receipts of cotton at this port to day Joot up 4 f ba!c3. There wero but very few tish in the market this morning. Sunset to-morrow alternoon at 4 minutes past 0 o'clock. There was one interment in Oakdalu Cemetery this week, an adult. Steamboatmen report a slight riso in the Cape Fear, and good boating water. To-morrow is known in the church calendar a3 the Second Sunday in Lent. TU Cni planter in Louisiana to pro-!-twti:e mar has just died near Orleans in Pierre Michel la Pice EcrfwnJy. 1 le was a leading creole cl lie Scale, owned seven or ight sugar aid ccuca plantations in Louisiana and MUi-ppi. and was the last surrlying Lxjas-aa who fought at the battle t:.Nw Orleans. It Britiih Pu)yal Coat-of-Armi. iu raaarant lion and unicorn, has a common feature of English ad Tr-s;s j b typxs or on sign boards, A Uwcf Parliament, just fcone into -ct.i3jpoKsa fioeot $100 for using rajilaraoj. an imlUtlon of iu iou: tie consent of cither royalty or !V. . MTerccient. loca:ioa ot the two national con -int ta one city for the year 1S&I has aomeinteresUng facts in re- aiolocaiiocsof conrwuons. It. is rJa years since both nominating ' of one year were held in the ""cij. The Democrats nominated VJa fcaUlmoretn 1853 aud the ;W5 Scott la the tame r-. 19 1-5W Polk and Clay were both jv2 in Baltimore. For more r3 ?saner of a century there has rJposiUon to go West, and sfnos ZT ocrau surted the fashion-by JI Cincinnitl and nominate Bach- Jr J ior;ty ol the conventions have rtn the West. Out of seventeen a0S Sicce lA5n mnnllnv lhft 3 tf this year. Chicago has had six, cmaaii iKr- ti.t.t . tm bvf. . iwo Mj New York. Ch 454 8- LcuU one each. Phil- Charles- Uyou need real good first class the Ex Edr,M V snce ana rew r- besides others. They am to factory priccaal Jacobx's. -outharajLaaficta agent, t Kove. doal fail to see The Register of Dcds issued four marriage licenses this week, all for colored people. This is tho very sort of wcalhcr most favorable for pneumonia and bid colds, so bo very careful. There were five interments in Pine Forest Cemetery thi$ week, four of which were adults and one a child. Ncr. barque Ala, Jonasseu. from Stettin, for this port, put into Arendel March 6th. leaking, and will discharge for repairs. It rained hard last night on tho line of the Wilmington & Wcldon Railroad, and we think it was general throughout this section. ' We invite the attention of eur citizens to tho fact that first quality shirts arc being made to order at one dollar at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf. j The tramps have not left the city, but tbey do n"t apply for lodgings at the guard house as frequently as formerly. Tbo guard bouso is now empty. Twenty-two years ago to day the U. S. Sloop of war Congress and frigate Cumberland wero sunk in Hampton Roads by the confederate iron-clad Mcrrimac. I IersonaJ. ! Messrs C. N. Wire. Jesse Lurkens and D. E. Trainer, of Philadelphia, owners ot largo .tracts of timber lands and a number of saw mills, located on the line of the Central S. C. R. R . are in the city to day and registered at the Purccll House. Mr. John C. Tipton, of the Lincoln ton Press, is in tho city to-day, and we acknowledge the pleasure of a call from him. Tho Blow. Quite a gale of wind sprung up last night which was accompanied by heavy showers ot rain. The latter ceased this morning, but there has been a smart gale blowing nearly all day. The maximum force of wind wasjust before 10 o'clock this forenoon, when it blew at tho ra'o of 26 miles per hour. Cau tionary signals have been ordered for Smithyille and Fort Macon. For tho eight hours ending at 7 o'clock this morning the rainfall amounted to 23-100 of an inch. Opera House. The 41 Lights o London" was played again last night to a comparatively small audience, although it was the opinion of those present that it was in many respects superior to the first performance. It is to be regretted that there was not an overflowing 'house, as tbo play is a splendid production , was performed admirably, and the scenery was elegant, j The play was presented again at a matinee this after noon, to quite a good house considering tho threatenieg aspect 'of the weather, and tho showers which began to fall just as it was time to set ready to at tend. They do not perform to night and will leave lor Norfolk. Va... in the morning. j M'lle Rhea will be the next attraction, on the 11th inst. Ger. barque Erna, Bermeister, cleared to-day for Hamburg with 1.000 casks spirits turpentine and 3.031 barrels rosin, valued at 121.700, shipped by Messrs. Alex. &prunt & Son. We believe that some of our farmers Intend to plant corn this month, which looks to us rather eazly. Some are making preparations so as to begin planting by the SOth, while there are a few who will plant before that time. Police officer George W. Bishop has been appointed a Sergeant of the force to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Sergeant Davis. The appointment, of course, will be subject lo the approval of the Board of Alder- man. and may be considered as tempo rary until they act in the matter. ! Arm, Yo is rave! The store of Mr. D. Steijes, on the corner of Castle and Sixth streets, was broken open by thieves last night, who succeeded, however, in stealing nothing but an old pistol. Mr. Steijes found the door ajar when he went to open the store this morning, and upon entering found his books and papers scattered promiscuously about tho floor, and a hasty survey showed that the store had been very thoroughly ransacked, the thieves evidently searching for monejj of which there was a small amount in the store, but which they failed to find There is no clue as yet as to who did the deed, but it appears that if he could not obtain tho ''sinews of war" ho was bound to have its ''munitions" and stole the pistol. Supremo Court. In this Court on inursday tne con sideration of appeals from the fourth judicial district was resumed, and causes were disposed of as follows: M. A. McEachern ct als. vs. F. W. Kcrchncr. administrator, from Rich inond : arzucd by Frank McNeill and T. A. McNeill for the plaintiff, and, Burwell. Walker & Tillett for the de- feddant. S'ats vs. G. II. Grumpier, from Cum berland ; put to the end of thedistrict. Pope & McLcod vs. James Andrews. from Rcbssoa : argued by Rowland & McLean for the plaintiffs, and T. A. McNeill and Frank McNeill for the de fendant. Joseph Smith and wife vs. Frank Brisson and wife et als., from Robeson; argued by French & Norment for the plaintiffs and X. A. McNeill for the defendants. . A Domestic Lecture. The play of "Young Mrs. Winthrop," that was such a success at the Madison Square Theatre last year, will be presented in this city on March 17. It is a beautiful domestic story by Bronson Howard, the well known dramatist and author ot "Banker's Daughter," "Saratoga" and other suc cessful plays, and from a tglance at its synopsis we can well imagine why it has captured the critics and theatre goers in New York City as it has. It is a story that olten happens in real life, of a husband and wife drifting apart through misunderstandings and are happily; brought together by some little incident. Such is the play of "YoungMis Winthrop" that is to be produced here. No married couple can afford to miss it and lor i that matter no better lecture can be given to those about .to marry than to witness the performance of this. It is a gem of dramatic literature,' and as such will long live in the hearts of the people. The time of life is short; to spend it painfully is to be without St. Jacobs Church Services To-Morrow. St. James' Church, corner Market awl Third streets. Iter. A. . Watson. 1). D. llector. Second Sunday in Lent, March 9, 1SS4. Celcbra llon at 7.30 a. m. Morning Prayer at llo'clock. Sunday School at 3 o'clock, p. m. Evening Prayrr at a o'clock, j j John's Cnurch, corner Third and Eed Cross Btreeta. Kct. James Carmlchael, D. D. Rector. Second Sunday, i" i Lent, March 9, 1884. Holy Communion at 7 30 a. m. Morning Prayer 11 o'clock . Sunday School at 4 o'clock, p. m. Evening Prarycr at S o'clock. St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church, corner of Sixth and Market streets, ltev. F. W. E. Pes chau. Pastor, i German services at 11 o'clock. English services at 7.U0 p. Sunday Schoi 1 at 'J p. m. W. II. Strauss, Superintendent. First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets, liev. T. II. Pritchard, D. L., pastor. Services at 11 a. mi, and 7.45 p. ra. Sunday Pcho 1 at 3 p. m. Prayer and Praise meeting Thursday night at S o'clock. Fifth Street M. E. Church between Nuri and Church streets, ltev. W. I. Hull, Tastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. ; Class meet ng at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even ng at 7 o'clock. Front Street M. E. Chur"ch, South, corner of Front and Walnut streets, ltev. JDt. E. A. Yates, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. land S p. m. Sabbath school at 3 p.m., W. M. Parker, superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian Association Tuesday evening after lirst and third Sabbaths, at S o'clock. Seats free and strangers and visitors cordially Invited. Second Presbyterian Church, corner of Fourth and CampbeU streets. Rev. O. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p. m. Religious services in Tlleston Upper Room every Sunday at 3 P M. Public cordially in vited. Seamen's Bethel, Dock between Wate j and Front streets. Capt. W. J. Potter, Missiona ry to the Seamen. Services every Sunday at 10.30 a. m and 4.30 p. m. Seamen and all others are cordially invited. Seats free. ; Part ol the service will be in Norwegian, conducted by Capt. Chil3tlansen. . 1 St Thomas' Pro-Cathedral. First "Mass at 1 a nx. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and Benediction at 5 o'clock p m , Daily Mass at 6:30 a m. Services at St. Mark's Church, corner Sixth and Mulberry streets, are as follows : On Sun daysMorning Prayer at 11 a. m. Evening Prayer at S p. m. On Saint's days and other Holy Days at 9 a. m. and 4.30 p. m. Rev. C. O. Brady, Minister In charge. Seats free. Christ Church (Congregatlonallst)Xun street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge, minister. Preaching services at 11 o'clock, a. m. and 8 o'clock, p. m. Pastor's Bible Class at 12.15 p. m, Prayer and Praise meeting, Wednesday, 8 o'clock, p.m. Snnday School, 3 o'clock, p. m., In Memorial Hall, corner 7th and Nun sts. Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, between Church hnd Castle streets, ltev. J. P. King, Pastor. ..Servicesat 11a. m. and S p. m. Sun day School at 9 a m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night. Editor Review: I find in the Star to-day. in the editorial column, the following statement ! which is so very inaccurate that I confess I was sur prised: "The exports of Fair Trade England are five times greater than her imports." A reference to Ency. lint., Vol. vi., Art. Commerce, page 204, will show that there is an exces3 of 120.000.000 or, in round numbers, $500,000,000 of imports, and the cause of this apparent balancebf trade against England is thus accounted lor by the fact that she is a creditor nation, a fact which does not seem to be generally considered when the balance ot trade is discussed in this country, i he excess of imports into England is evidence of m. L!L!l r ner prosperity, wnue a use exuioit ior the uniteditates, a aeDior nation, wouia demonstrate iust the contrary. Free trada has made England a creditor' ol the whole world and this is one of the strongest arguments in its favor. j Observer. THE MA1XS. Themalls closo and arrive at the City Pos office as follows : ! CLOSE. Northern through malls, fast 7.00;P. M. Northern through and wiy mails.... 8.00 A. M. Raleigh 6.15 P. M. and 8.00 A. M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad and routes supplied therefrom includ ing A. & N. C. Railroad at 7.00 P. M-and 8.00 A. M Southern Malls for all points South, daily G.15 A. M. and 8.00 P. M. Western malls (C. C. Railway) dally, (except Sunday) 6.15 P. M. All points between Hamlet and Ral eigh P.M. Mall for Cheraw and Darlington Rail road 6.15 A. M, and 8.00 P. M. Mails for points between Florence and Charleston 6.15 A. M, and 8.00 P. M. Fayettevllle and offices on Cape Fear River, Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. M. Fayettevllle, via Lumberton, dally, except Sundays...................6.15.P. M. Onslow C. II. and Intermediate offi ces, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M. Smlthvllle malls, by steamboat, daUy (except Sundays) .....8.30 A.M. ior NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Bald Heads. ! i THE WORLD CHAMPION WIQ MAKER Is in the city and can be found at Miss E. Karrers. The latest styles of Hair Goods at the lowest prices. I am to ling at retail at wholesale prices. Wigs. Frizzes and Switches made in the finest style. Call and examine. I Respectfully, mch Cw MRS. LANG. Every Man His Own Cook. D EAT II TO INDIGESTION. IF YOU want good Coffee made in one minute, call and see our NEW IORK TEXTILE FILTER COF FEE POT. U I Sample cup of Coffee free 1 for the next few days. HOLMES & WATTERS, mche-3tnao ole gents. OPERA HOUSE. - i- - .!---O" AN EXTKAOBDIXART ANNOUNCEMENT ; I - i- "A STAGE SEKMOS. A Star Cast, THE MADISON SQUARE THEATRE IN ADA DYAS. FANNIE REEVES, KSIU LESLIE, JEAN WALTERS, K. J. BUCKLEY. W. H. GILLETTE, FRANK COLFAX. YOUNG WIXTMOP. ALL THE ORIGINAL SCENERY. . i . This beautifuLplav will be presented In this city on MONDAY March 17th, 1884. mch 6 tf New Music. yOULD I WERE Sombody's Darling. Jamie O'Dundcc, Send Father Home, Come to My Arms, Norah Darling, When the Llitle Stars are.Twlnkling In the Sky. With Her Alone, Superb Songs. A new Book of, 250 pages Choice Songs for 50c. The Song World. 100 pages of Select Vocal Music for 25c. Emmett's, Howard's, Scanlan's, and other popular writers Songs always on hand. CaU or send for latest Music at 1 HEINSBERGER'S, i mch 6 Live Book and Music Store. or Easy uUL, Town Creek, Shallotteand i4ttie Kivcr, xuea- ttalls davsand Fridays :....6.00 A. M, Wrightsvllle, daily... J...8.30 A. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern throughjand way mails.... 7.30 A. M Southern Malls. .X. .7.30 A. M. Carolina Central fiallro ad.... ...... 9.00A.M. Mans coiiectea irom street boxes business Krtlon of city at 5 A. M., 11.30 A.M. and 5.30 M. and from other points of the city at 5 P.M. I Stamp Office open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.. Money order and Register Department open jrom 8 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. T uenerai aeuvery open from 7 to o I'.al and on Sundays from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M. Carriers' delivery open on Sunday from 8.30 O 8.50 A. M. NEW . ADVERTISEMENTS City Drug Store. gVERY MAN MAY BE HI3 OWN COOK, but every man cannot prepare his own medl cine. CaU tt the "New Drug Store" and have It ppared by J. w.wuiiKi, aiansger. A line lot of Cizars and Cigarettes just re ceived, mch 8 MUST BE SOLD I Wanted. 100 GO -UARRY HAND 3, FOR Gov ernment work at Keystone Quarries, on Cape j ! . f Fear River, fourteen miles below Wilmington. feb 25-6teod ROSS & LARA. j Lost. ! A PAIR OF SPECTACLES, STEEL RIM mea. Lost m tuc case. The glasses were from Meyrowitz Bros., Opticians, New York, and have their name printed on the case A liberal reward will be paid the Under on leav ing them at the Drug Store of mch 5 8t MUND3 BROS. & DeEOSSET. plsass Konca. W Will be Clad tO reOClrO rrar. '-mrrp.xnAn from ottr frla&da on any and all subjects seneril Interest bat ;: '. Tho name cl the writer moat alwya be;fa nlahe4 to the Editor. : Communications mrtst be written one aide of the paper. Personalties must be avoided,' And It Is especially and paxtlcularlT nnd stood that the Editor docs not always endoi the views of correspondent unless so state In the editorial columns. s : r os oal NEW ADVERTISEMENT?. Linen Collars pORJLADIEJAND CHILDREN. QUITE A nice assortment NEW LACE COLLARS, For Children id they are cheap. ! and Mlcses Lace Curtains. In this line wo can show very choice pattcini AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, Mew Matting Of all grades, ficm rmsT nANM, and 'the a jaa vaw x xx Ci xa; EridX ! Black G E xeived thU day, embrafclng Particular attention Is . stock, also BLACK OKAPEi bods 1 i all textures. called to this to OF ALL WIDTHS. J We are really attracting and creating trade II'-. t l by showing desirable goods In every depart ment at CLOSE PRICES. R. M. McIXTHlE. mch 5 1 ; t Superior Court, . i - i . New Hanover Cohnty. ill Tobacco Selling Fast. QHA BOXES AND CADDIES SOLD wlth- in three weeks. ! 203 Boxes and Caddies to close consignment Various Brands from 20 cents upwards. SAM'L BEAR, Su, mch 3 1 18 Market Street Mess Mullets," "FLORIDA FISH ROE" at retaiL "BUCK AND EOE SHAD" can be found at our Fi3h Market the season thcr Spring Fish a3 they come through, and In. feb 21 DAVIS & SON. Munds Bros. & DeRosset,- Druggists, Market and Second Streets, QFFER A LIMITED LINE OF VERY fine Sponges, suitable for Nursery use at 25 cents each. i i Indelible Ink.' guaranteed jrood.i 15 cent a bottle. Mark your clothes ana prevent being ion i i ' i i A nice box of Face Powder. Pink or White. 10 cents. i j ! -! ' Complete Line of Druss. Chemicals and Fancy Goods. i i P. S. Fine Soaps as usual. 25 cents dozen cakes. inch 1 Don't Pay Rent. TUILDING LOT3 IN DESIRABLE 3 localities for sale, on tbe instalment plan. In this city I have sold over, one nunarea ana nrty Lots ana nouses and Lots to parties who have paid, in full for them, by Instalments monthly payments. Also, I have a large number now on my books, who are making regular monthly payments and will soon own homes and get clear of land lord rule. j i ' Money loaned to those wishing to build. Apply to mch 5 JAMES WILSON. ToArrive ! NOTHER LOT; OF THAT BONANZA TEA. A pound of good Tea and a China Cup - 1 John L. Barker, Plaintiff, vs. j Sarah J. Barker. Defendant. The State of North Carolina to tho; Sheriff of 'New Hanover County, Greeting: , You arc hereby commanded to summon Sarah J. Barker to appear at the next term of our Superior Court, to be held at! tho Court House in Wilmington, I on ,tho 13th Monday after the 1st Monday in March, A. D 1S84, to answer the complaint of the said Plaintiff, which ws duly llled on tbo lO.h day of De cember, A. D. 1883, in tho office ot the Clerk of the Superior Court of New Hanover County. If the defendant shall fall to appear at that! time the Plaintiff will apply for the 1 relief de manded In -the complaint,! together with tbe cost of this action; of this summons make due return to the Clerk of our said Court for tho county of New Hanover. Given under !my handand seal of said Court, this the! 16th day February. A.1 1. 188 T S. VAHAMRINGE, ! j j Seal. J Clerk Superior Court, feb 1G lawGws - New Hanover County. "DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS, l i ACCOUNT SALES, ! 1 j 1 And all kinds of j . I Printing, Ruling & Binding, Done with Excellence and Dispatch, j Books, Pamphlets and By-Laws printed with entire satisfaction, .flST-Orders solicited. 1 1 1 ' JACKSON & BELL, - 21 N. Front Street. Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c. I HAVING ENGAGED THE SERVICES OT , V I t 'I., 1 IH . MK.1q.11. alt ajtfe u (late of Aitairera; . ' ! "Ill !- :, Price), and arranged for the purchase of new j special machinery, we .desire to notify lout 1 I, 1 ! - M 1 friends the public that we Bhall at an early day be prepared to fill orders for SASH, rrriTa ur ivna tea a rWTa ; wsvnrt MOULDING, and ORNAMENTAL WOOD. WORK of all descriptions. We expect ' to compete with Northern manufacturers, and solicit oracrs irom responsible parties. 1 . , 1 11 ART, JUA1LKY X CO.,: 1 Copper, Iron and Wood Workers, ! I 19 and 21 South Front St.; feb 3-tf Wilmington, N. C REAL ESTATE. InAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL HOUSES and VACANT LOTS very ebcan. . 1 HOUSES, OFFICES and STORES feb 1G-Iaw3m sat 1 IL i , 1 11 iV f dI o'nosxuii. Real Estate Agent Could get but a Expected on New BALANCE OF WINTER STOCK OF Hats and Bonnets TO BE SOLD FOE THE NEXT Fifteen Days at Cost)! To make room for Spring Goods. Respectfully, MISS E. KARPER, nch 7 Exchxnro Corner. and Saucer for 60 eents 1 limited supply this week. York Steamer to-morrow. Leave orders for 1 , It at once. Will also receive to-morrow an other lot of that GRATED PINEAPPLE, for pies, for which so many of my customers have been waiting. For sale by . GEO. M. CRAPON, Agent, mch 5 22 South Front St For Decoration. i JUST RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF CUPS AND SAUCERS for decoration. GILES MURCIIISON, - feb 27 Uuxchlaoa Slocx. NJ A. STEDMAN, Jr., ATTPRNEY-AT-LAW. 1 ' 1 I '": .1 ' 1 ' J Office on Princess, between Front and Sec ond etreets. In the Basement of Building No. 1 U. next to old Journal Bulldln. WILMING TON. N. C. . I ..I . i I Practices In all tbe Criminal and ClrH Court of New Hanover,! Bladen, Corambu. x-enuer ana urunawicJt uonnucs. feb S-d&w-tf Home's Garden Oysters ARK CONCEDED TO BE THE BEST. Thcyare to be had only iat Ue Old North state Saloon, No. 6, South Front St. 1 Ice cool Lager Beer a specialty. Tbe best Whiskey and purest Wines sold la the city. ugrs as gooa ss tne pets, uauana be con rinced. feb 22 SELLING OUT HATS & FEATHERS - AT REDUCED PRICES. 1 -1, , 1IES. KATE C. WT5ES, No. U2K 8econd Street, seziSPost Odce .jaa ' - ' h , ' ' , ' - ' - l ' ": .V.''