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worth $7,000,000.
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Ae:3Uroftho Harvard class ol
t..3 tuiuit been appointed a pitcher
a base ball club at $3,000 a year.
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r-iiatb-New York market just
. ..lU nlpnlv and wprfl
uoir are ineow"j r ------
,,M at fifteen cents per dozen last week.
it, l II. Estill, the editor of the
iJett of tbe Georgia
c.Uce.
mc Waken, who J'641 irl cw
Vark oa Monday, was & lineal desccn
Jiatof I?aak Walton, much loved ol
Joseph Fisher, at Craig county. Va.f
vl jetri old. weighs but fifty pounds, is
Urteetaada half high, and wears
tcj tboU.
Diamonds do not like to be mistaken
fur glaw. neither do they like glass to.
be raiitakea for diamonds. This is the
reiioa, probably, that diamonds cat
iv i rv! rh his written a letter to
V 4 VVM "W
fiimebud lajlnj that his son Boggan
Cash, the murderer, is near his home
and will surrender when the county
C ourt convenes.
The steamer Dear, which is to be the
aJTicce ship of the Groely Relief Ex
ptd.tion. ij nowreadyfor sea and will
probably sail from New York to
morrow or Thursday.
The Atlanta, Ga., Constitution
(Ik a.) does not sc how any South
ern member of Congress can olT.ect to
the Educational bill, which will chiefly
benefit his own section.
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VOL. VIII. 1 WILMINGTON; N. C. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23, 1884.
NO. 97
LOCAL NEWS.
IIDEX TO irW AOYEBTISCMEire.
New Arrival ; t t
T C IIillkk Smoke
C VT TATX iood Bo din j 1'
nrrssniROR Wedding prcicnU
Jko 8 McEaciiebx, fecfy Notlrc
Jjro II SAVXGE-Ecpd PrUoner
aiiss E Karbek Exjcb&Dge Coiner ;
ilUKDS Bkds. & DeUosset Heached
at
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot up 21 bales.
1 lie seventh annual meeting of the
Bcllevne Cemetery 'Company will be
held on Friday evenin? next. .
Attention is invited to the new ad
Temsemeni oi .anas t:. Karrcr, as it
appears in this issue.
Col. But's recent contribution to the
Raleigh Register, about New Hanover
county and Wilmington, appears on
the. third page of this issue. !
Ibo thanks of yc local" are due for
an invitation to attend the ball! or the
Howard Relief Fire Engine Co., No. 1,
to be given at Germania Hall. to-night.
It this weather should continue a day
or iwo longer, trio lanners migut as
well prepare to plant their corn for the
second time, as that which has "been
planted will be sure to rot.
Wo invito 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.
J lie indications mis morning were
that Summer clothing might possibly
be in demand in the "Sweet by and by'
bu not at present. Overcoats and
gloves were the popular and correct
things to-day. I
Thanks to all of the kind friends
who sent in to U3 to-day the copy of the
South Atlantic for May, as asked for
by us yesterday.' The poem was copied
and the book returned before 10 o'clock
this forenoon. t i
Iowa liquor dealers and manufacture
cri are geltiog ready to fjgbt the new
firobibitorv law in toe courts ana it is
itortcd that they hare retained both
K G. Ingemll and B. F. Butler to
help.
A frail merchant estimates that from
i to 50 percent, of the fruit shipped
froa foreign countries to this country is
roucd oa the way, the greatest loss be-
izz ia oranges and the least in cocoa-cu:j.
George Jones, the owner o! the New
York Txmts. denies a report that ho Is
to mire from tho active management
cf tin josrsil. As his health is good
ledots not expect to go abroad this
jur.
The ship Aonf Woolwich has left
Philadelphia for Japan with the largest
carp? cf petroleum ecr"scnt to that
mrkcL in all about 05,000 cases. The
Japanese, it would appear. !are now
Cilng American oil for illuminating
their pagodas and places of worship.
Tfce Colorado town of Duracgo has
material communication with the world
after being shut In by the snow
wr sixiy-inree cajs. ine teiegrapn
irts have wotted well. all the time.
Rev. G. U. Wenner, of New York
City, will reach here to-night, on hi3
way from Charleston, S C, to the
former city, and will preach at St.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
at hall-past eight o'clock.
Quite a large number of passengers,
on tneir way irom Jrionua to their
Northern homes, stopped at the Pur-
cell House last night for a night's , rest,
before continuing their journey.- They
left on this morning's train to pursue
herr jour ney. I
Interesting to Fishermen : The cele
brated "Fish" Brand Gillipg thread is
Did only at Jacobx's. He is the Im
porter's Agent. t
Kscapcd.
Sam Williams, colored, a convict
turned out the recent term of tho Crim
inal Court, and sentenced to 12 -mouths
in the County llouso of Correction,
made a dash for liberty yesterday, while
he was -at work with others under
charge of an armed guard, and suc
ceeded in making good his escape. Mr
Savage offers io this issua a liberal re.
ward for his apprehension.
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Delegates to Oonvontlon.
At a meetine of the Vestry cf St.
Delegates elected.
The Church Council of St. Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran Church held a
meeting yesterday and elected the
following as delegates to Synod, which
will meet at Ebenezer Chnrcb, iin
Rowan county, on the 30th inst.
Principal J. W. Do3cher. j
Alternate Henry Haar. I
Phosphate Rock.
Some of the phosphate rock recently
discovered In Duplin and Sampson
A h . .
counties jias oeen pronounced: very
rich in those properties which make it
valuable as a fertilizing agent. There
is a good deal of interest manifested in
luose rounucs on me -subject aua ex
plorations are still In progress. In
consequence of tho discovery lands
have materially advanced In many
localities and those who offered to sell
last year at certain figures would hard
ly entertain any proposition to buy,
even at an advance three times as large
as tho former asking price.
Excelsior.
buch is the name of a new steim
propeller yacht which has iust been
completed at the lumber yard of Mr.
J. W. Taylor, and which made her
trial trip this afternoon. The Excelsior
was built for Capt, R. P. Bowdoin,
who intends her for a freight and
passenger boat on the Northeast and
Black rivers. She is 75 feet long. 13
ieet beam, whith 3j feet depth of hold
MM . mm
ana is oi oj ions cross, sne will run
I Board of Aldermen.
The Board met at the City Hall last
night at a o'clock. Present Mayor
Hall and Aldermen DeRo3scl, Boney,
Bear, Chadbourn, Sweat and Hown.
The Mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was to consider and act
upon a tax ordinance for the ensuing
Tear. .
The 'Finance Committee reported
amendments to the tax ordinance.
An amendment authorizing the col
Iect'on of license taxes annually in ad
vance was rejected, after a prolonged
debate. ,. , V i
Alderman Bear tben offered the fol
lowing: 'K; , I ;,.-.....
Resolved. That the time and method
of the collection and payment of taxes
shall remain the same as set forth in
the tax ordinauce of 1883. T
On this the ayes and noes were called
C I all 1
tor py Aiaerman coney, resuitinir as
follows :
Ayes Aldermen Boney, Eear, Sweet
and Howe. 1
Noes Aldermen DeRosset and
Chadbourn.
Adopted.
Several sections of the tax ordinance
were then considered;, when, on mo
tion, the Board adjourned until Mon
day evening nxt at 8 o'clock.
Personal.
Bishop Watson left last night for New ;
York, for attendance on a council of the
House of Bishop's ot the Episcopal!
Thb Fire JLaddies.
The Howard Relief Fire Engine Co.
No. 1. paraded thi3 forenoon, starting
from their engine house on Fourth street
at 10:30 o'clock, with 30 men in 1 the
ranks The nierj wore for the first time
their new uniforms which have recent
ly been made for them in j New Yotk.
and presented a fins appearance. From
the engine house1 they marched down
Fourth street to Qrange; down Orapge
to the residence of their foreman, Mr.
A. Adrian, whom I hey saluted with
three rousing cheers. Thence they
proceeded down Orange to Front, our
Front to Dock and down the IaUer
street to the river, where they halted
and passed 'some little time , In engine
practice. They played through 200
feet of hose and 1J inch nozzle, with
Church. He was summoned vesterdav
when light in 12 inches of water and is by telegraph.
suppnea witn a patent propellor which Mr. E. J. Hale, of tho Fayetteviile
can be raised or lowered as the depth Observer, is in the citv to-d.iv ami e-avc
ot water may require, lier engine is
25 horse power and she is supplied with
steel Doners, one is bum ot lumper
throughout and can average j about 7
m iles per hour. Several of our citizens
went with her on her trial trip, which
was to the bridge at the Navassa Guano
Works and return. She is a neat look
ing craic lor one oi ner size ana we
hope that she will prove a profitable
investment to her owner.
us a pleasant call this afternoon.
Dr. John H. Freeman and
Mrs.
and threw a stream 190 feet by actual
kieasurement. After concluding I their
engine practice the company returned
to their hall where a bountiful collation
had been prepared for them and of
which they prrtook with a relish sharp
ened by the exercises of the proceeding
hours. The appetites having been sat
isfied by the tempting viand3 before
them, ; speeches, songs, jokes and
stories became' in order with many,
while others returned to their homes
or places of business.
, To-night the 'company will j give
a ball at Germania Hall at which the
Italian harpers will furnish the music,
and which will undoubtedly be well
attended by noble firemen and, "i as a
matter of course, by a galaxy of beauti
ful ladies, without which it would be a
mournful bawl instead of an elegant
ball. The gallant firemen of the How-
fnna curfr!csij ca vzjvz ail ejects of
racraltatcrcstbat . j
Tb muao cf witter must always U re r
alalurtto the kHlor.- rr; - rr; -.,---v -"-:
j;CnnTnTm!ratToM neat i written W 'oaj'y
one Ida of the paper. ; I . ; .k ' 't
PeraoaaHtlcs mtut be avofc&L. . ' '
Aad U Is eapedaOy ana particularly ulcr
tood that the Editor doea ixot always eada ec
the views of correspondents taleai f so 1 tUtt . t
in the editorial eohrana. j
NEW AVEirriSEMENTS.
TJotice,
fiJSKTn ANNUA! 1IEET1KQ OP!
JL the Stockholders of BIlerno Cemcterr
Company will b held at tha Uttloi GUat En.
gloo Ifau, corner Fourth, and Prlncesa itrecta. 1
at 8 o'clock, p. iU Friday, the ?:th lnatAU
Lot Owners aro requested to attend.
i V. Jno- 8' McEACIIKRN.j
apimit , i , Soo'j. and Treaaorr -
Escaped Prisoner.
at the late term cf tho Criminal Court,
escaped from the County Honw of Correction
on Tuesday afternoon. I will ro a liberal
reward for his apprehension and dellTcir.' or
for any lnformattoa lea lnff to hla arrct. ,
ap! 2Ut Sdp't Home of Correction '
Wew
At
Arrival
No." South Prontj Street.;
IT 5c CIGARS : Aprcs Dliutcr' A tmi
.. . " XJ Diner. Afrca Soufer and Tomoura, Ulym 1
from GO pounds to 80 pounds of steam PHs and ng Ikes. Best of Wlnea and liquors'
n,l throw Ctr. ion ftf K fnolll.AJ Al VThtBT, ; .
Head Oaartpra ntv Il.rn Ttiml , r
forget It. i j ! . apl
Just Received, i
-pj-AVE RECEIED TO-DAT A fliABE
lot of elegant Fans aod raraiols, Hambnr
, ' - f .!
Edgings, Silk and Lisle Gloves, Neckwear, Ac.
Additions to Mll'lncry Iwo or threei 'times
each week. New lot of Underwear, Juat re
cclved. Am selling at price that will com
pare favorably with any In the city. . i '
Resiectfully ' . ' i ".
MISS E. KARRER,
aP1S3 Kxchange Corner.
Good- Reading
COST BARO A i Kft. TW
Books never before onrl to tho iwople
ATA SMALT..
JJL Books never before offer! tn th i
of WlIraiDgtoh: Macauley'a History of Eur
iauu, 6 voia. 51.77; Macaoley's EBsayaiand
Toemis. 3 vols. $1.77: Gibbon' Hlitftrv Uf. th
rreeman reiurnea to mo city mis morn- ard Rehef have ever proved themselves : England; vols $i i ; n 017
ing after a two weeks' visit to Florida ready and efficient in any ordinary con j standard poems. at 59 ccnta :
Supremo Court.
The following cases were disposed of
on Monday in this court:
E.'L. McCormac et als. vs. Board of
Commissioners of Robeson county,
from Robeson; appea's by both plain
tiSi and defendants, argued by John D.
Shaw for the plaintiffs, and Thomas A.
McNeill for the defendants. '
J. II. Caldwell et als. vs. Com mis
sioners of Robeson county, from Robe
son; argued by J. D. Shaw for the
plaintiffs, and T. A. McNeill (by brief;
for the defendants.
State vs. S. M. Leak, from Rich
mond; motion to Withdraw appeal al
lowed. 1
II. S Led better vs. Stephen Quick.
from Richmond ; argued by J. D. Shaw
for the plaintiff, and Strong & Smedes
tor the defendant.
Roper & Roper et als.
and to relatives in Thomasville, Ga.
They went as far South as Ocala and
ur. x reeman says tne halt na3 never
been told and never will be told relative
to the boom under which that wonder
ful State is now blooming. ,
We are glad to hear from Dr. Free
man some pleasant reports in regard to
our former townsman, John L.
Holmes, Esq., who is located at Jack
sonville. Mr. Holmes has now all of
his family with him, except a married
daughter residing in this section, his
health has improved and he has already
secured a gooa practise, ins sons are
in good situations in Jacksonville.
An Experience at Wilmington.
Under this caption Mr. D. O. Kidder,
the gentleman from Boston who stop
ped here a few weeks ago on his way to
Florida with an invalid daughter and
whose further progress South was sadly
arrested by the death of the young lady
at the Purcell House, has written the
following handsome testimonial in the
columns of the Boston Courier:
Mil. Editor : As I have heard state
ments somewhat uncomplimentary re-
-I crarHincr tho exDerience of strangers at
VS. lOWn Oi ?,TM ." XT t WJI1 xror. o11,
IT UUliUKuuUi vs., t j vi uiiu r uiu
Byron. Burns. Moore. Hood.
Shccncy, Milton, Cowper. Shelley,
peare,
roe, Tennyson. &c, &c Also, tho following
flagration, but the loving glances and boidsmit
swfinh smilp nf hpnntifiil pan
.. . i .... ll.ino same price as above: 8mlths Bible
ngnt a name wnicn tney cannot exiin dictionary, Kingsiey's sermons Tain's ,kd
pnRu l iisu iw-'raiurc, uicKens'niia'a History Eng
j iuu, x -iiKrun si-rogress,.xaica zrom bbakea-
The company is sadly in need or Jf,ae Iew JNapoieon. paui and Virginia,
. " , . . 4i. Vd,a yolames Dlckenp and Scotfa novels,
greater accommodations in their engine Jules Verne's novels, op's Fables, lole on
linnao irrl rinll o a f ho mamKnrchin !a I J? V i I
" J "av'"J" AJ we invite your attention to abovoaa being
cansianuy increasing, ana i me rooms oupewur w anvming nereioiore onerea,
. ii r the binding being all aubstantlal cloth and gilt.
the transaction of businesss.
it was
never in a more! prosperous condition
than it is at present; it is an honor to
its! members, a blessing and necessity
to our city and we should do all in onr
power to manifest our appreciation of
its self-sacrificing services.
From Cliarlotte,
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Mr. J. B. Magill, chief engineer of
the Charlotte Fire Department, and
Mr. J. A. Bixby, one of the Aldermen
of Charlotte, were in the city yesterday
YATES' BOOK STOKE
apl 23
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119 Market Street
Steamer Paoc
rt
YiTILL MAKE feEGULAltA 'JgQiv;-.
trln3 to Smith vllle and the Forts ' Y
every day except Sunday. 17 T , ,i
Fare. 75c. round trlD. Parties of ten or mora
can secure tickets day before hand for 50c
apizi - J. W. llAUfElT
City Drug Store. .
121G MARKET STKEET.
and passed a good portion in examining M rivaSimptcS
the working of our Fire Department.
They called upon Capt. C. D. Myers,
Chief of the Wilmington Fire Depart
ment, who took much pride and
pleasure in giving them every desired
information. During the day they
visited the Little Giant engine ' house,
cool
Mineral and Soda Water with pnresvruns.
Give me a call. A supply of choice plant
from Mrs. Webb's kept on hand ,and order
for flowers filled on short notice- i ,
I J. W. CONOLEY, f-
apl22 Manager. '
r i r T 1 -1 - .il o . ' ,".T . I
jiurmDurg, irom xvicumuuu -t argueu a brief space in your yaiuaoie columns wfaerc they witnessed the workings of
lnwsnc were elected jdeleeates to the
General Convention of the Diocese'
which is to meet at Washington, May
Uth: I
Delegates Josh T. James, S. L. Fre
mont, W. II. Green. Walter u. Jut
land. Alternates Gabriel Holmes j Jno.
J. Fowler, O. P. Meares, Jr., Jno. L.
Uppitt. ,
dd a liuUo mail has been carried oTer John's Church, held last night, the fol-
t-e cnits cn men s backs once or twice
wi n has been utterly impossible to
ret a trala through on the one railroad,
isd highways have not existed at all.
There are very serious labor troubles
la England, and indications of very
t-cit datrcss ahead. A special !o the
ew York TTorW dated London, 19th
lt.. Iiv-
Tfer v,. iw ,mr,rvmnr1t St. James aud Stl Paul have not yet
dariac tho pait week in the condition of elected, and the names of tho delegates
iMppinj. The depression amounts aN rom St. Mark's were published by us
7"Y arajTsia, aou ujo ubuwuuu i i t WGCi.
oa the jacrtase. Public subscriptions
ife be;cj organized at Newcastle-on-Tjte,uUTerpool.
at Shields and at
Sanerlwi for the men.
jaiiaer who are on a strike
iVt-.fJfUsaea new protest, in
Zfr lhJ tbat the employers re-
.VZT.r tor a conference and
City Court.
Andrew Robertson, colored, was
brought before the Mayor this morning
charged with disorderly conduct last
night, and was fined $3 for the offense.
II f V 1 11 nljt wlnrml irat
itof i. I.'" "T VU of fflle neitbroughtupon the tame chargoand
Z 7Sir at! waa fined the aoe amount.
iccjpi to forpA m i-. .n nnMn; a ntmct Tnliimhn and Auirust Frinck.
Jcaj l aarren der. and they appeal to the two German sailors, got into a Ggbt in
by Sea:1031 of (Ircat Britaio to ,Und the "Hollow" last night, and were pro-
U boot and she trd of Indon coeding to pummel each other in hearty
joined tho army of strikers and sailor fashion when officer Wocbsc took
C--., ,7 " iivuh m fcwn" I mem lU lOW SOU WW lliClU omkij uwv-
"&d1S 2ta ,S?-.',,SS Ud ia the guard house. Their lun cost
pcct is that this ttrTke wilt involve them $3 each this morning, i .
"ffitlffltrtS Ifyounc arealgtc.a.s
cvjoa workBM h . au. mokinir stove, don t fail to see the Lx
provinces, who are trying celsior Penn.. Zeb. Vance and New
iMaoe a general cessation of work. rr,M hesidea other. Thev are to
WbthUaetogivtjSnilth'.Worxii be fnd at factory prices at Jacobi's,
Oa. who Is tho manufacturers1 agent- t
bv J. D. Shaw for the plaintiffs, and
Strong & Smedes for the defendants.
A. M. Long vs. John A. Long, from
Richmond; to bo dismissed on agree
mcntof counsel. - V
State vs. Alexander Edwards, from
Cumberland ; argued by attorney
general Kenan for the State, and J. W.
Hinsdale (by brief) and T. P.Devereux
for the defendant. ,
The lustices delivered opinions, in
causes heretofore argued, as follows
Gilbert Patterson, executor, vs.
Robert Lillv et als.. Irom Richmond:
no error; judgment affirmed.
May Murrill el als, ys. A. J. Morrill
et als.. from Onslow: error, decree of
court below set aside and decree direct
ed accord intr to former opinion ot this
court.
State vs. G. H. Crumpler, from
Cumberland; error; cause remanded
for judgment to-be pronounced accord
ing to law.
Mary C. Medley vs. Dunlap & Little,
executors, from Anson; error; judg
ment reversed and judgment for the
defendants.
Alexander Jackson vs. McLean &
Leach, from Robeson ; no error; appeal
dismissed. . !
S. A. Youue vs. B. T. Barden et ais.
from Columbus; no
affirm eel.
State vs. Stephen Royal, from Cum
berland; no error.
A. McA. Council ct als. vs. W. II.
Averett, from Bladen; no error; judg
ment affirmed.
I). L. Saylor et als. vs. B. F. Powell
et als., frs Anson; no error; judgment
affirmed.
R. McMill vs. Commissioners of kod-
cson county, from Roieson; no error;
judgment affirmed.
to relate my own experience during a
; sojourn in that cityr
Travelling towaras i?ionaa witn an
invalid. I, was compelled to stop there
for rest; with some trepidation, I con
fess. as I was strongly acmseu by a
the "drop" harness, at which they
seemed both astonished and delighted
They were introduced to Mayor Hall
and ouitc a nuniber of the prominent of- Having polished back, stiff bristles and aano
iUVJ aw KWVS VUVUKU IUk IUO lUUlfe
Beached at Last I:
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A BOTTOM PRICE ON BKU3IIES AND
1TE IIAVK A FEW" FINE HAItt Brusca
which wc can sell for FIFTY CENTS each.
fellow traveller not to do sa. but illness ficers and members of our tire Depart! fastidious, and wo recommend them to any
leilOW uraveuer uu w ... ,.. . , , . , onc ncedlnff a trood Hair Brash. A hsndAonui
Comb to go with Brush for 23 cents. j!
Como In and ace them. ;.
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Munds Bros. & DeRosset,
Dealers In Drugs and Fine Fancy Goods.
apl is -
Stop and Think.
ITrUY PAY REST WHEN THE 4 X
obliged us to remain. We went to the rnent, wto aid an tney couiu to make
principal hotel, and after a short time, the visit pleasant and instructive. The
ttie weakness oiiue luvaim increasing. m in bj t of the gentlemen, however.
I sousrht the advice of a prominent . ....J V-
ir.nMAm.in in re-ard to a physician. He 1Q Yisins our city, was w see u mey
recommended one who uot only proved could not induce our Fire Department
a skilful adviser, but an exceedingly aad Military to visit Cliarlotte and
kind friend, and from this time until
our departure we were the recipients of
. T .i i a i ?!
the utmost Kinuuuss auu uospiiamy.
The tables in the room of the invalid
were all the time covered with beauti
ful flowers sent by the ladies of the city
who also Eent her every delicacy to
tempt the appetite of the patient, and
II S 4 1 . .1
Military
participate in the anniversary celebra-1
tion of the Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence on the 20th and 21st of I
May next. The invitation was extend
ed some weeks since, and the visiting j
gentlemen hoped to arouse action in
who also called frequently upon us, and I the matter, but as one of the fire com
same money will buy you a hone?
In this i city I have sold orcr .
I 1
one hundred and fifty Lots . and Houses'
ii'ii
kindly offered tneir services in every
possible way. The gentlemen were
also extremely solicitous for our wel
fare, tendering the use of their carriages
and endeavoring in eveiy way to pro
mote onr comfort, i
The proprietor of the hotel did everys
thinz in his power for our comfort,
procuring every delicacy possible to be
obtained, and telling us to call upon
him at any time, day or night, and both
bis lady and himself would respond
with pleasure. The Illness terminated
fatally, and if possible, the kindness
already experienced was increased, and
the tenderest sympathy was extended
to ns by all A beautiful floral tribute
. ilnraa cant tho laHv nf lhf nrnnrifrt: r
error ; judgment "-7. rjoWonM
not allow the casket to be removed oy
the servants, but procured the kind
services ot several gentlemen 01 me
city who tenderly carried it from the
hotel to the hearse, accompaoiea it to
the depot, and placed it on the train.
buch. sir. was my experience in tne
frequently derided city of Wilmington.
Verily, we were strangers and they
ministered unto us.
It will interest the travelling public
to know that a new hotel, first-class
in all its appointments, is soon to be
erected at Wilminzton. the fundXfor
panies has made arrangements to go to
Newbern and the other to go to
Charlotte, during the Summer, they
will hardly be prepared to attend the
MeeklenhufgCelebratlon.
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and Lota to parties who hare paid la fall for
them, br Instalments monthly payments.!
Also.I hare a larre number now on my books. ,
who aro making regular monthly payments
and will soon own homes and get clear of land'
lord rule.
Money loaned to tboae wishing to build.
apll6 cw . JAMES WILSON.
Wedding Presents,
The Pavemeiit.
The paving of Nortn Water street
has been completed its entire length,
although there are a few places where
some changes wili have to be made in
order that thoj gutters may be able to car
ry off the water so that the sidewalks
may not be flooded.- This latter work
mainder will be finished in a day or I WORCESTEa'S Uaboldqed DlcUoaaiy
two.' The flagging on the sidewalks has hnthor without Patent etanda.
no yet all been laid, in consequence of
TJSEFUL WEDDING PEESESTS,
IN LAEGE V AEIETT.
Please call and see them at ' r
IIEINSCEEGEE'S.
blc'donazy.
which the pedestrams are put toi
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some inconvenience, but we presume
this important matter will be finished
in a few days when the street will be
all that can be desired.
For sals cheap at
HEINSBERGEit'S
apl il ' LSre Book and Utuk Stm.
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For fifty cents a free circulation 01 woica wing aireaay, proviueo. uij
the blood and healthy kidneys. Try St. remains to seiew a suiiaoie locauvu.
Jacobs Oil, it will cure.
K.
Ice Cream Freezers.
IpOR SALE BY
aplU
GILES A MUBCIII50N.
March!aoa SlocJc
Coo! ! Cooler! Coolest!
AND WE IIAVX THE COOLf.ItS-a beau
tlfal pattern. AL?o B K FKI G fc HL1TO its.
tne same thtt were to popu"ar tut year; ' 1 1
be4t 1 ever saw." ar a -lidr. Cr; a rroe
zers tne best kind; lee Chisel anl Flcts.
Why not keep cool ? - '
PAEEEZt A TAYLOR. ;
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