Scalars ex
a:".
r
eepted by
ftoaccrfrlaiSacaaay sia a3 citjita c.
KcnjersJlatercfitbat-', 5 '
Tbs asms ot te wxiUt meat tSmjt be tif
H
PAID:
B2aMtotcsEdUoK ' !
SU months.
ft.00. Three
aw
r Vsi t dHrered by carriers free
fLaavp-xtoftbeetty. at the above
- vi tM rr week.
w m i uu . v
'.nwlow m4 BberaL
'. their rrrrelarly,
jjx Pniltf Review has the larytst
i f.ii circulalum. OJ any
I. a a Intt ulflDtll tl)C
, .tjrht for treei inuTiinauuu.
, h1r.A.lHn of the New York
.UintteCtjof Mexlc and will
iUT tbere a
Mrs- Kale Cbaso. formerly Mrs.
c.ae. b Uken a boase in Par,.
;;rPropo5eHll:crc for sometime
D-ir wed the other day
rwas-oinzto be candidate for
iwteJr wis lbe reply.
Ex-CuTernor St. John, of Kansas,
jerres notice on the Republican party
Hat. if il fail to put a prcbibition p.ank
:-:o the national rna- 11 Wl11 lose
1.100.000 rote-
KeaemUrlox the increased prices
w-:ch American theatregoers have had
so'caj latterly to witoess the perform
ascti of lorcUn theatrical and operatic
iiars. U U cocaolinj to know that 1
British proTindaU wish to look on
Miry Asienon'i beauty they must pay
round for the privilege.
Miss Maud Stuart, who took ao uc
cesilallJ ibc part of tho blind girl in the
p'.ij ct "Young Mri. Winthrop." is
cow threaded with blindness, and is
ia tie care of a Philadelphia oculist, to
atert the threatened calamity which
MQi to bare reiolied irom her rorrect
cocceptioa of the part and her endeav-J
crs to appear blind.
Nellie Sheppard. the daughter of the
lite ex-GoTernor Hubbard, of Con
cecucat, who was disinherited because
tie married her father's coachman, is
Uring at Meriden, Ct., with her infant.
She bad been divorced from her 111
choen husband, but her father died
w;ihout extending a pardon or provtd-
jcg for her melancholy future
An ingenious Frenchman has patent
fcl an elaborate process by means
f which there will be shown In
Lccdon an electric-lighted ballet at
Eastfrtimc. The sceno is to bo the
cew Empire Theatre in Leicester.
The opera to be adorned with the glow
is worm amazons is Her? e's ChiI
peric," revised and altered to suit mod
ern tastes.
Blaine has already secured 118 of the
Col delegates to the Pennsjlvaoia Re
publican Conreniioa. or a majority of
the whole number, while soveral coun
ties, yet to hold tcir district meetings,
will largely increase this vote. Thus far
oaly tweatysix delegates have beefl
elected who arc opposed to him, so that
it is evident he will have the Keystono
Stats prcsiin his claims at the Nation
si Convention more strongly than ever.
About oce thousand murders were
comcittcd in the United Stales in 1583,
ltd only about one hundred murderess
were legally hanged, while more than
ccf hundred were lynched. These
tirte l;tt!o fids 3 a long way in ex-I-Uiaisg
outbreaks of mob violence like
tiat which terrornixed Cincinnati
Tie moral of it all is that th mob, in
race cases out often, is an unconscious
deaud far better laws and surer juf - j
txe. !
Mr. T. C. Campbell, who defended
rcer, tne murderer, whose escape
frua tho gallows caused the Cincinnati
r' -. writes to the newspapers to say
the jury was selected by tho Court
sJ. if they wero Improper persons, the
Cocrt sloco is resnonslble. He ibJnks
tiit the jury acted honestly, 'according
light famished them. As for
self. he was bound to do his best
for h:s client, and under the same cir
csaiiancw he would be obliged to
tarwlhs same line of defence again
w;ihoct rtfAxd to consequences.-
The CindnnaU riots will serve the
purpose ot callias Increasod attention to
the mUitU bill now in the bands of the
House ccamiuee on military aalrs.
Tb measure; of which Representative
Slocum. ol Xtm York, is the author.
Preiidea an appropriation or $600,000.
ich b to be spent for camp equipage
.other munitions of war for distri-
bstioa to the sevsral States In propor-
ca to their representatloa In Congress;
d it U stipulated thai all organlxa-
MbeccfiUng under the distribution
711 become subject to Federal super-vuioa.
ti.00.
If loa need a real good first class
cooking sve, doal fail to see the Ex
Uior reaiu Zeb. Vanaf and New
Emerald, besides others. Theyftrwto
be fjcnd at factory prioes'at JaxX)Si,
wht h BLafititatifa aii. t
VOL. VIII. , . W 1LMINGT0N. N. C, SATURDAY. APRIL
LOCAL NEWS.
IIDLX TO BW ADYf RTISIMEMTS.
C W YATX Look Boy
None Beer Botilca
W E Davis Jfc eox Ire j
Id us K Kaekee Just CCCCiTCl
J W Coxolet City Drug Stoic
E G Barbxji Jt Go-Cbap Lima
Dr C 8 KLU3-rrofeulonal CarJ
iLas Kate Wie More New Goods
flciMSBEXGEx Pr&ng'a Easter Carls
Mcxw Bhds. & DeIIo&set Easter Djcc
OrrcA llocsc Tho Queen' Silk Ilandke:
chief i
Day'ii length 11 bouts and 49 minutes;
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 27
minutes past fi o'clock.
There were no interments in Oakdale
Cemetery this morning.
The receipts of cction at this port
to-day foot up 231 bales.
There was oau interment in Dcllcvae
Cemetery this week, an' ndult.
The Criminal Court ot New Hanover
county will convene on Monday next.
There wero three interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week, all adults.
;.
Headache, toothache, earache, are
cured by St. Sacobs Oil. It conquers
pain.
Preaching to-morrow at
Hall at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
J. P. Lennon.
Brooklyn
, by Rev.
There was not whito couplo ap
plied for a marriage l:cense during the
month of March.
Religious services to night at Brook
lyn Hall, conducted by Rev. J. P.
Lnnon and Dr. T. H. Pritcbard.
The steamer Iauisc brought up lrom
Smithville this morning two fine, large
palmetto trees for Capt. John L. Boat
wright. The Register ot Deeds issued five
marriage licenses this week," one of
which was for a white couple and four
lor colored couples.
One white tramp applied for lodging
at police headquarters last night. He
was accommodated and sent on his
travels this inorninsr.
Wo invite the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts are
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf.
Swfid. barque Ida, Nordseldt, cleared
to-day for Wolgast, Ger.. with 101,263
feet cypress timber and 63 .644 feet lum-
ber.valued at S3 ,455, shipped by Messrs
Ilcido & Co.
Messrs E. G. Barker & Co. adver
tise in this issue 500 barrels of lime
suitable for lortiliziug purposes. It will
be sold Tery low, 50 cents per barrel or
$4 per ton, f. o. b.
The baptismal rite will be adminis
tered to several colored persons at .the
foot of Princess street to-mbrrow. Rev.
A. M. Conway, of the First Baptist
Church, colored, officiating;
To-morrow is known as Palm
Sunday, and is the last Sunday in Lent.
It is commemorative of Christ's entering
into Jerusalem wnen ino muuuuuo
strewed palm leaves in his path.
Wo are glad to learn that there is a
shado of improvement to-day in Mr.
Alex. Sprunt's condition. He is very
ow, however," and his sons who are
resident elsewhere have been telegraph
ed to come borne.
The Minstrels.
Messrs. Thatcher, Primrose & West's
Min&trela will arrive in the city to
morrow night, and will make a grand
street parade at about 11 o'clock on
Monday forenoon, with 31 men in the
ranks and a fine band of music. It is
undoubtedly an excellent company, and
they will probably be greeted by an
overflowing houso. Tiptop instrumental
music, good vocalism and a plenty ol
. '1 I r'i 1
rip roanouf, aiinougn; periecuj jauu-
cent, fun. bucn is me programme.
Dr. Pritcbard in Laurlnburjr.
Dr. rritchard, of this city, preached
recently in Launnburg nd tne Ar-
chanjc of that place says :
The sermonjtt the Baptist Cnurcn by
Rjst.T. H. Pritcbard. I). D-, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Wilmington.
as brimful ot thought, interest, pamos
and reiigon. His text was a part 01 me
7th Terse. 1st chapter, lt John : "And
the blood ot Jesus Christ His son
cieanseth us Irom all sin
Vnthin nnnsual for the Doctor,
wherever he goes, he made a lasting im-
nreasion on the minds of every hearer.
Favored oy nature wun ;grrai gmawi
oratory, ne nas aoueo merei? iue rcuu
inir touch of cultivation and the terror
of pure religion, and therefore may be
truthfully styled one of our country's
greatest and best men.
Now b the time to give Smith's Worm
on. . ,
Keliglous Services.
Rev. Dr. Pritcbard's sermon at the
First Baptist Church to-morrow mora
jng will be the before Woman's Mission
ary Society. His subject at night will be
"Goi's judgment, not Man's." A serifs
of special meetings will be held during
next week and will possibly continue
several weeks, conducted by the pastor
with preaching daily at 5 p m and 8 , p
m. The public aro cordially invited to
attend. I .
Young and Fair and Dead.
Miss Nellio M. Kidder -died at the
Purcell House at about 7 o'clock! this
morning, aged 22 years, Her disease
was coDSumption. with which she had
:n afflicted for several months, and
for the hoped for relief of which her
bereaved parent", Mr. And Mrs. D. O
Kidder, brought her from! their New
England home at Medford, Mass , in
tending to take ber to Florida." The
invalided become so weak and pros
t rated, however, that they could not
continue the journey and stopped here
for rest about four weeks ago. where
they have remained ever since, the
daughter slowly sinking to rest in
the calm sleep of death. Her remains
will be taken North' for interment
to morrow, accompanied by ber sor
rowing parents, and followed by the
tender sympathies oi our people. They
arrived hero entire strangers, but when
ii became kn'own that there was sick
ness and suffering with them, they
were not neglected, as tho ladies of our
city, with true womanly devotion, and
sympathy, paid them every tender at
tention possible and did all in their
power to alleviate the sufferings and
smooth the dying pillow ot the fair
young invalid. The afflicted family
have our sincere sympathy in this their
hour of sad bereavement.
A Sea of Fire.
We glean from the News and Observ
er some further particulars of the dis
astrous fires near Hamlet. In its yes
terday's issue it says :
A special from Hamlet says: "De
structive forest fires visited this section
Wednesday, destroying ffiauy farm
houses, fences and turpen Ine farms.
Somo farmers in this section lost all
their fences, barns and other buildings.
The wind blew a heavy gale all day and
last nizht spreading the flames in all
directions. Persons leaving here threw
their furniture, bou cioining. &c. in
the ponds, to save what they could
The wind carried the fire for at least
ten miles m an easterly 'direction, dc
stroying everything in its way.
Capt. Wi liam Smith, superintenden
of tho Raleigh & Augusta Air Line, was
at Hamlet and other points on tho road
Wednesday night. He kept a frelgh
train there, and but for his great efforts
dozens of cars at Manly and other
points wonld have been burned. Sev
era'itimesthecab of the engine had to be
. . ! .1 1 I I 1
cioseu. wnne me piuc&y engineer uasaeu
back and forth through tne flames.
which were like a wall on either side
of the road, and threw out the most
blinding and intense beat. The
wind blew sixty miles an hour, and
the fire wrs blown in all directions
Sparks and burning brands and tree
tons were actually blown miles away
Families wero caught so quickly that
thev could not save their clothing and
bedding, and dozens, perhaps hundreds
oi persons, shivered that night with
cold. Many are now homeless, and tho
farms where forty-eight noun ago
tbere were happy homes are now black
ened and desolate wastes. At Hamlet
there is a large pond, in. which stand
many rvnresa trees, ine names were
blown across the wide expanse of water
and the tons of these trees caught. All
night thev burned, until tho flames
reaced the water's edge. The sight
was awful in the extreme and cannot
be pictured in words. The vast sea of
flame, the railroad people working to
save their property, the lumbermen
working equally turd to save their lum
ber, the owners of houses vainly en
deavoring to save their goods and chat-
tels. vivinz up all hope of saving their
homes all made up such a scene as
has never been witnessed in this part ot
the world. The losses at points remote
Irom the line of railroad cannot yet be
estimated. No doubt hundreds are
homeless.
Another account savs the fire began
at G o'clock Wednesday morning, in
four different places. The wind rose
rapidly and the flames, fanned by the
hurricane, rushed through the forests
like mad. the 'lat" pines of the turpen
tine orchards offering every temptation
to them. The people Were well nigh
frenzied with fear, but worked manfully.
At some places women and children,
it is said, were placed in wells and pits,
and even in ponds and streams, for
frolcclion from the raging flames. No
oss of life has yet been reported, but it
is feared worse news may yet come.
The following was received from
Cameron at 9:30 last night: "The lat
est from Lemon Springs is that the fire
is under control. It originated near
there in a newgronnd. Immense dam
age is done to the turpentine, timber
an, d fences.
Many lamers lost nearly
Some are homeless."
everything.
Lawyers' will ivHy r learn that
Brougham, the great English barrister.
was always care! al of his throat, ana
further that Dr Ball's Cough Syrop is
the. best remedy for bronchitis And
otter ihxv&t trrcbta.
uranch Itallroad. j
We understand that the coustruction
of tho railroad from Hamlet to Gibsoa
ville, in Richmond county, is being
pushed rapidly forwnrd. It will be a
branch of the Raleigh and Augusta
Air Line and is being constructed
by that company. In .90 days it is
thonght that the road will be compleU
od. It will be ten mi.e3 long and will
runtIon2h africh farming country.
The next thing in order will bo an ex
teosjpn to Bennetts ville, twclvo miles
further. Th:s i3 alreadv talked of.
A Loss to Smithville.
Mr. John W. Woodsides, an old and
highly respected citizen of Smithville,
oieu at nis residence in that town at
about 3 o'clock this morniDg, aged. 60
years. j His disease was j consumption
from which he had for several years been
a8ufferer, and bis death, although caus
ing a shock, was not unexpected. He
leaves a widow and one son to mourn
his loss. Mr. Woodsdes had always
been a citizen of Brunswick connty, in
which he was born, and had always
maintained the esteem, confidence and
friendship of the people by his uniform
kindness of manner and integrity of
character.
City Court.
The first case for tho Mayor's consid
eration this morning was William
Miller, a colored boy, charged with
A I 1 . .
mrowing roKs m ine street, ine evi
dence showed that a colored man hired
the boy to carry a note to a colored girl,
agreeing to pay five cent3 tor the job
and . then refused payment. This
angerea me Doy ana tne latter turew a
rock at the courting young man and
hit him on the arm. The defendant
was sent below for 12 hours.
uioiru omun, coiorea, wno was
arrested on Thursday last for the
larceny of clothing from Capt. Bagley,
of the steamer River Queen, was bound
oyer to the next term of the Criminal
Court in the sum of $100, in default of
which he was committed.
- .Personal. -
Mr.L T. Alderman, of this city, has
removed to Clarkton, where he will en
gage in farming this season .
Dr. S. C. Ellis, of Nova Scotia, has
located in the city and has opened an
office on Fourth street, opposite Dr.
Miller's drug store, i His card appears
in this issue.
Dr. H. E. Davidson inventor of the
new process of preparing specimens of
fishes, has arrived from Boston to join
Fish Commissioner Worth in getting
up a perfect collection of specimens for
the coming State Exposition.
Mr. Reuben Jones, formerly'proprie
tor of the National Hotell in this city
now a part of the Purcell House, - but
who removed to Florida a few years
ago, has returned to old North Carolina
where he hopes to end his days. He
will engage in business in Fayetteyille
or Wilmington.
Fish Hate hi Off.
Mr. S. G. Worth, Fish Commissioner
of tho State, has made preparations a
the Market House for, hatching shad
from the eg3 and the method may be
seen there at any time daring the com
in? week. Mr. Ilollingsworth, who
has charge of the apparatus, will be
constantly in attendance and will cheer
fully give "any intormation de3ircd.
They were all ready this morning, but
hod no shad from which to take the
eegs. . j ,
On the second Uoor. in the West end
of the Market House, men were engag
ed in the process of stuffing and preserv
ing fish lor use ia cabinets and museums.
This was being done under the direc
tion and oversight of Dr. H. . David
son, the taxidermist, and a lad the in
ventor of the process by which the per
feet models are made and preserved.
The New York Ooera Co.
fine troupe, which will appear at
the Opera House in the Comic Opera
of the Queen's Lice Handkerchief, on
the nights of the 10th, 11th and 12th
insts., with a matineo.on the afternoon
of.the 12th, have justconcluded a success-
ul engagement at Charleston, S. C.
and the News and Courier, of that city.
in speaking of their performance says :
. "The Queen's Lace Handerchief was
given at the Academy ot ; Music last
night for tne second time tatnorongn
r deapbted audience; It was rendered
throughout with even more striking
effect than on the previous night. The
singing was all good and the choruses
were particularly fine. The music ol
he opera is charmingly fresh and ex
hilarating and several of the . airs are
quite touching, notably the Kings
lament for bis lost love in the final act,
which was given last night with ex
cellent effect by "The: King," Miss
Fanny Bedding. 1 The company was
liberally, applauded, and at the close of
the second act the finale had -to bo rc-
5, 1884.
NO. 82
3IARRIEO.
NELSON 9JiOWOEN-!-At Graco Chuirh,
Ocala. Florid, on the 25th of March, by the
Rev. Mr. Uolbroot. Mr: GOBKE NELSON,
of Alabama, to Miss SALL'K LONDON,
daughter of ur. P. G. Snowden.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dr. S, 0. Ellis.
QFTICE238 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
opposite Miner's Drus Store. IlarLa? located
In Wilmington offers his professional serrlct
to the citizens. If not In when called upon
calls left upon the elite will be promptly re
sponded to j apl 5 tf
500 BBLS JAME SUITABLE ;
FOR FERUUZING PURPOSES!
" i '. :" '
50 cents per Barrel, or $ I per Ton, delivered
free on board Cars or Boats.
Send orders Immediately to I . -apl
5 St K. G. BARKER & CO.
City Drug Store. 5
JpRESn DRUGS, CHEMICALS. AND Pat-
ent Medicines, Mixed Bird Seed, Ac., Ac
Try a bottle cf Conoley's Cough tfyrnp of
Tar. Honey, Ac. - It wiu cure yoar cough. (
49 Prescriptions compounded at til hours
day or night
J. W. CONOLEY,
apis v -r--.: i Manager
More New Gdods..
gPRlNG 8TTLES IN HATS AND BON
NE IS, HAIR GOODS, NECKWEAR, &C.
mrs. KATE c. Wines,
" No. 119 North Second Street,
apl 5 next Post Olttce.
apl 5
W. E. DAVIS SON.
OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday, Friday, April 10, 11, k SatonhjMatinfe
Patterson, N. T. Opera Co., lnJohntrauBs
beautiful Opera
THE QUEEN'S LICE HANDKERCHIEF.
After a run of 300 nights in N. Y. city.
The Opera will be magnificently mounted with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENIC EFFECTS,
Elaborate and Costly Costumes.
A Powerful Cast. Effective Chorus.
Reserved Sale open at Dyer's April 8 1
Prices $1, 75c, 50c; Gallery 25c. . -apl
5 5t
Just Received.
A FULL LINE OF MILLILERT, embrac-
ing every possible shade In Feathers, Trim-
mingg, iats, 1'ompoons, jriowers, &c. For
Fancy work. I have all colors of Felt. Crew
els, bilks. Zephyrs and new and beautiful de
signs in Stamping Patterns. In Fancy Goois
nae Collars, Linen and Lace, latest st
;vi
lea,
farasoJs. Kia. Lisle ana silk lores. I hare
been able to buy reasonably and wi 1 be glad ;
to show my customers all goods which lam
sure I can sell as low as any one in the city.
-. j Respectfully . : .
MISS E. KAKRER,
apl 5 j Exchange Corner,
Notice.
A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION-
el not to eelJ.buy, or use, any of the bottles
belonging either to tho ROBERT PORTNER
BREWING COMPANY, or to WILLIAM
genaust. we will proECcuto all persons
i -
who shall violate this notice, both civilly and
criminally, to the extreme limit of the law.
ROBERT PORTNER BREWING CO.
I J. H. T1ENKEN, Agent.
aplSlw WILLIAM GENAUST.
8 tar ypy 2t
To Fruit Growers.
' HAVE JUST RECEIVED 100.0W FruU
Baskets and Strawberry Crates, and am pre-
. . . -
area to innrsn tne traae, irom uoiisboro to
Charleston. These crates weixn ii pounds
and save $1.22 in freight between Wilmington
auu new.iois, on cacu mp. r nte uj
apl 4 -i ' Agent
Look Boys !
MOW IS THE TIME TO LAY IN YOUR
JLl supply of Balls. Tops, Marbles. Ac
large stock just received at YATES',
Easter Cards.
rVR STOCK COMPRISES MANY NEW
tf and handsome designs this year. Call and
ace inem early
i
THINK OF THIS We offer at only 53 cents
per volume such valuable Books as Mac
auieys uistory or ngiana, ureen's uuiory
of the EaliAii People, &nlghts Half Hours.
Gibbons Roman Empire, all the standard
poets, Ac Bound In handsome cloth and gilt
bincuogs. u. vr. iAifis,
men is jj aiaraet Mrcei
W. &
E. & IiATIMER,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Officers,
jaa 7
Cor.
it
Priacesa and Water Slav
Japanese Fishing Pocs &
OS SALS AT REDUCED PRICIS.
i GZLBS' MTJECTIISON. -
ICE.
on cr y
oaeudael tlis paper, ' ' I ;
uwoUittOI EBUBt DO aTOKlOCL - j
-AnJUUcspecUDy and partSculaxiy vxC er
90dtJt toe Mt'ahrays cadotia
the views of correspondents tklcas so utc
tn the editorial columns. f 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA-HOUG E.-
MONDAY,. I-. .... . . ; ; APRlL 7.
THATCHER, fEIMOSE S ffESrS
Consoliflated Minstrels !
Grwte t in tho World.! New Balladi, New
Songs, New Jokes, New OUoj t
A Programme far surpassing anything ever
1 . v oeioro atumpted. v i
Patroaitedby the Kiito and endortcd by the
': . " . . ;. Press. j h . -Grand
Street Parade at 11 A, M. -.
Ervetl?c?8 PQ at Dyer' FUOay, April
4 Prices f 1,75c. 5jc; nailery ?3c apl 3 It
5 and 10 cents Cigars,
i, ... 1 1.
II AJXJl F XLL.EJ13.
XJL r , : ; j ' Best ia the city, are on sale.
Drugs . and Medicinal preparations - of the
nighcfct grade at - - i -
JNO. T. fiCHONWALD'S
' Drag And Prorrlptjon Store
jan 11
Wanted i
TO BUT FOUR GQOD4 MILK! COWS BT
May, 1st. Mast give Irom 13 to lA qtaris tUtVg,
Addresv - .1m i J. D. SUBLBXT;
' :- - . i .; - . '..
- Hotel Brunswick,
men 30 tf Smithville, . C.
WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER,
A3-Chronometers, Fine Watches
and Jewelry repaired and warranted.,
Opposite New Market. Front 8t.
men 2
The "Old Hickory"
FARM WAGON, CARRIAGE. BUGGIE&,
Carts, Drays. Buggy Harness Carriage
liarnC38, Eo kaway liamess. Truck Harness.
Cart and Dray Harness. Collars, Uames,
Blind Bridles, Trunks ot ail kind . Bags, backs
and Satchels. ' Repairing promptly dose by
skilled workmen. -
MCDOUGALL BOWDEN,
Next to Di A.-Smith's Furniture Store.
mch 31.. , j .. -.. ... . ;
REAE ESTATE.
IliavjtS ruii o A L.K rEVEBAL L
HOUSES and VACANT LOIS rxQbr
very cheap. - , - . uj -
11UUSKS. OFFICES and STORES tit ! it
for Rent. Apply to
A- 'VI
D. O'CONNuiT
feb KMaw3m sat
Real Estate gent
. ... i -"
JlX colors at 5 cents a package. , i
rr OTTsrTTnT.n tvw i n iinHAni
DIAMOND DYES, 10 cents package, iTor
coloring Easter Eggs, Feathers, Flowers,
Mosses, Ribbons and any cloth material.
INKS One 10 cent cackaffe of Diamond Dre
will make a quart of fine Ink In any of the fol
lowing color : is lack. Blue, scarlet, Purple,
Violet, Green, Red and Orange. 1
ARTIST'S BLACK For Ebonizing picture
"rames, Cabinet Work. etc.. etc.. la cents a
tube. All the above for sale by i u i
Munds Bros. & DeRosset,
Druggists, Market Street'
mch 31
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Anniversary Ball.
T'
HE HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ASSO
CIATION willgiYO a BALL, at GERHANIA
HALL, on EASTER MONDAY, the lthAn'
nlrcrsary ofLthe Society. Music by the Utr-
per. J -;.
Tickets will be for Bile after this afternoon
by the Committee of Arrangement : T. Don
lan. M. Judee. CoL J. L. cant well. M. Car
roll, J. W. Relllny asiWm. Sheehan.
ueireehments will ba oerred as luual br the
ladies.- -v ! ' ,
Tickets for lady and rentletnaoL tl. CI n aria
gentleman, 5tc. apl 3 th sat Zw
Stop and Think.
TjyilY PAY RENT WHEN THE
same money will buy you a home ?
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In tills : city I. hare sold over
one hundred
and fifty Lots and'. Houses
and Lots to parties who hare paid la fall for
them, by instalment monthly payments.
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Also.I have a large number bow on my books.
who aro making regular monthly payments
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! and will soon own homes and get clear of land
lord rnle. - - " .
Money loaned to those wishing to build.
Apply to .
apl 2 cw . , JAMES WILSON.
! Wotice.
TITESSRS.- WORTH, LEVY A CO., 60LB
Proprietors of -Mott's Eooflrg Faint. under
; Patent No, 2i,S!5t granted September Ulh,
18S3, warn all parties agalost Infringing the
same, or ceiltng wilh parties Infringing there
on, under penalty cf law, which will be en
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forced.
WORTH, LEVY A CO.,
Proprietors
C. L. WRIGHT, Agent, Purcell House.
apl 2 t Star copy ., j I
Prang's Easter Cards. ,
A N. ELEGANT DISPLAY. OF A MOST
superb let of EASTER CARD5, U)t JtiTe
pro2reaaea 10 perzecuon tnrougn u nanas ox
expenencea mancractsrers ana artieucai ana
I orijdnal (tadxnera. 1 '
jUandaomeiy decorated Silken Yce Cards,
raQoted on r ch plata mats et varloos clors.
liana pmiea cs'ds, new actions, vs easeis.
Buneretus. Lean liailr arrarea laxuwCc :
air oa on f ascv tmrnWced etatdA. . . f
Ii ihe pcrfaUaa of mode-ty. t!i coyUh
bmau uartu. uuro -1 aru. acu w
the odd, call early and examine tie variety at
JEffilNSBERGElt'S,
can 'ufitt tr:i csz c:.vc.'
1 Coaninntcauona must be - wxtttsa !
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