Baadaya tx
eptl by
jOSnT. JAMES,
oito ad rEorrxTo.
..mrrioss ro stage paid-.
Oil J
11.00.
One Booth. 23 cents.
... .tirTfl br carrier free
TlWt per week.
'iWr. will rrport M nd all fall-
t jTe tfctr "' T
"ZTU rHy Review-has the largest
. ,, nrcu!'itiQn ay newspaper
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VOL. VIII.
W ELMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. MAY 17, 1884.
NO. 118
H rJirJ.Ji. th sculptor. i At Col-
A'ace. in attendance at the bed-
. l Hrr. who i unzcrini; iu
;is:3t3raIrni5IncM-
:; !! succumbs at lat lo the
7'"Zi civilization. Tho ex-kins
. yaV to travel with a show
r thp nikrv sum of 50 a
r-., 3u't!.ca:e anew Episcopal enure!
to Del
ircn
- .1 - L. w.i"1 1 wtz-wl nut f r
lijija.ti:ci:in-', as a cyclone bad got
titre ttUe htm ana Diown me cnurcn
,.:jath. uaad bits.
fr Arthur has cabinet company
,-,s jo New York. Mr. Folgtr. Air
Te :cr ltd Mr. (Jrwhsin being in that
u-xa cu varloosniiJions. Mr. Lincoln
mttLi tilloz this wci k. so the fort was
ik.ir Vrelin chuTScn nod "lire ws
uu; -
trr. A.! rccy Iener,il
CommaoJer McCook of
i.. -
tie Nty. who has been under treat
ment tcr ceatal I rouble, is much inn
F'fudiata:tb. He is the youngest
latbercltbefaoious fighting McCook
fiiii'.f. fcar five of lhe brolbcrs
lit.s; Uta in the army.
f )f.r ! ct:an, too sccuo 01
Fraaci ir!eat and Germany in
oaiph. is bcit demolished. The fort
ii nair jjixi-d to be of no military im
for:sxre white ver. and in great kcept
lit:y wsIS asd subterranean pafsagea
t:i im3 be amonj tho things that
mere.
Ttenissa'd to be a little colored
Slrl at FcUciiy. Ohio. I years ot age,
ho. without having learned lo do so,
can read as vre'.l as children twice her
g who have been taught. She never
attended school or received private in
struction, yet ill read a primer from
bez'moing lo end aloud. She has been
tested in various ways.
The voter is threatened with no less
than six National tickets this year, to
le nominated by Conventions called
thus: Actimonopoly. at ChicagoMay 14 ;
ii'recaback.labor. at Indlanapoli May
; Hepoblican. In Chicago. June 3;
soi:-Maooic in Chicago. Juno ID;
IKniorrii- la Chlcaco July 8. and
Prohibition, in P.ttsbarg. July 23.
. .. - -
One ot the most remarkable scenes
lo which the future historian will point
as Indicative of the love of the grotis
que characterizing the nineteenth ctn
turyis being enacted at Pompeii. A
three daya "artistic festival" began on
Saturday in thoexbumed city, and the
cab!e informs us thst a mock emperor
w:u installed amid tho restored pagean
try of eighteen hundred years ago.
The failure of a Boston firm of cxtcn
sire dealers in "antique furnUnre" is
announced. Xhere is something niys-t:rio-u
about this. How a concern
lb ii buys old dog irons for svcnty-dvc
ct&ts a pair and f cits them for a hun
dred dollars can fail is pretty difficult
to understand. The members of the
nn mast have been engaged in filling
alocjMt want by starting a daily
r.ewpaper somewhere.
Miss Florence GerarJ, a pretty and
graceful English girl, came over at the
ginning of the theatrical season now
sooa to close, and began to win applause
t the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New
irk. Oae morning, during th Win
ter, she slipped on the ice and injured
her riht knee very badly. The wound
d cjcruber has continued to grow w rso
that the surgeons now tl reatcn am
(ctauoo. The girl is heartbroken at a
Tntore $. promising at the start and
I':"3it at the end. and homesickness
e' ia to add to her distress.
LOCAL NEWS.
IIDEX TO IEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C VT TATisCroquct
Excurtton.to Like Wtcc&miw
rtKivSBKaoKRMarioa IIarUnl
?.T Jl Emkksox. G 1 Art-Eicurlon
T C Millee lboaa Jinporicd Colr
UU5US Br'js.A DeRomlt Ume Juice
Notice StockhoMers Wllmiagton ana New
Elter Steam VTUalloa Company
Day's lenth 11 hours and 8 minutes.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 7
o'clock.
No interments this week in Oakdale
Cemetery. j
Kcv. . F. Marab'c will conduct ser
vices at tho Second Presbyterian church
to-morrow. .
There has been but one interment
this week in Bellcvue Cemetery, and
that was a child. 1
Tho Register ol Deeds has issued
this week marriage licenses for five
couples, all colored.
The Charlotte Observer promises the
Howard Relief, of this city, a regal
welcome on the 20th.
There have been tour interments this
week in Pino Forest cimetery of which
one was an adult and three were child
ren.
n. lu?jer a. Pryer's name was
reposed fjr membership on Tuesday
ni-t ia the New York Bar A?sociation
11,1 was blackballed, although he
uc isiraodsly recommended by
ccrauiittee n admission. The cause
& ruyttcrj and a surpriso among tho
4rf5 camber who were not present,
tic membership boing between 600 and
U is likely because ho was a O n
lederau General and because of his
Jriecdliaessio the Irish and if so then
reiifar more of honor in bU rejec
othaaithe hkd been unanimously
e-ected.
We 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 iiactorv. ti.
A gentleman in tliis city informs us
that a hen. knowi to be over
11 years old, died recently near
LI a ra let: She was ; the property of
Amanda Jacobs, colored.
The Board of County Commissioners
and the Board of Magistrates of tho
county will meet in joint tessicn on the
first Monday in June to make the tax
levy for the current year, in accordance
with the law.
There is absolutely nothing to-day
Troni the Episcopal Convention in
session at Washington and nothing
that is new from that of the old Diocese
at Oxlord. Tho delegates from this city
will all probably return here to-night.
City Court.
Sam Patrick, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct, was lined $5 ur 10
days. Ho paid up.
A white man named Ecklin, found
asleep in the street, was discharged.
Thomas Quince, colored, throwing
rocks in the strett discharged.
, Personal. I
ur. oiicpam, oi tooti s inn. was iu
the citv to-day and he says that he sees
and conviTscs with numerous Onslow
people anu that the cry is give us a
railroad to Wilmington."
Daniel Shaw.d-Isq., of Pender coun
ty, is iu tho city to-day on one of his
rare visits. !
hlr. U. W. Chad wick, formerly of
this city and Deputy Collector of the
port, but now a resident of Beaufort, is
here on a visit, and is the guest of his
ton-ic-law, Mr. W. W. Shaw.
Wacldell for Congress
The Charlotte. Observer speaks thus
of Col. Waddell's announcement of
being a candidate for Congress:
In a recent issue of the Wilmington
Review it was announced that Hon.
A.M. vVaddell would be a candidate
for the nomination from the Demo
cracy of this district for Congress, sub
ject to the action of the convention. We
don't know what (Col. WaddelTa
chances are for a nomination, but be
has many warm friends in the district
who have been devcted to him, and
will exert themselves to return him to
the seat which he rilled for four terms
in Cngreri with devotion to his con
stituents and credit to himself.
Iloan Cash.
Mr. Vance Finlayson, of this city, has
received a letter from his father, Mr.
H. V. Finlayson, at Cheraw, which
gives a very interesting description of
sudden taking off, but the universal ver
dict is. "It is the best thing that could
have happened for the State." and the
good people of Chesterfield now breathe
easy. Colonel Cash is the only male
representative of the family left, lie
has two ! daughters livincr nno Mr
the killingof the outlaw and murderer. Colonel Watts, of Lauren's and the
logan Cash, by the bhcritTj posse, on oincrj. ci en teen years old, who is a- stu-
oeni at btanton, ,Va. At the Criminal
Court in Chesterfield, which meets in
two weeks. Colonel Ca3h will be tried
as accessory of Irs son in the Richards
murder. The general opinion is that
his son's death tends to prejudice his
case. - : v .
1 nursuay morning, it is a very inter
esling description the most interesting
in fact, we have ret 'seen., and we
have teen kindly permitted to copy
from it: "Solicitor Newton, not sat
isfied with Spoflford's course in the Cash
affair, last week wrote him to place the! A Colored Crank.
warrani m me nanas oi eto King. A colored man, evidently a crank,
inc latter lmmeaiaieiy ana quieiiy j wa3 seen upan the streets of the city
went to wort, ana selected him a posse yesterday and attracted considerable
of eight men, M. L. Rhodes, Ed. Avery, attentions. He wore five cham3 upon
Henry Jackson, Julian bellers, It. J. his vest front and they were literally
Hendrick, nra. Johnson, W. II. Hil- covered with coins of different denomi
ton and J. E. McNair. They quietly nations, 3, 5. 10, 25 and 50 cents pieces.
left town Wednesday night,' rode seven and to the end of each chain he had at
miles to Bethel Church, lelt their horses tached a watch, one being gold and the
there in charge of McNair and walked others brass. He carried a bag from tho
five miles to Bogan's lower place where mouth of which protraded the end of a
he has been living for the past year. He violin and bow, and upon the handle
has been staying in a swamp at night, of his umbrella appeared the name of
superintending his farming operations Peter Pry c. cut in large letters, which
in the day time, but this was a gloomy the said was the name he went by. Ho
night, raining hard. They arrived there said he came from Florida and was on
about day and surrounded the house and his way to Petersburg. Va.
barn, rrctty soon a negro boy was
aroused by tho barking of dogs and
came out, taw the men and went up
stairs in the bam. isogan's voice was
soon heard ud there talking with
bitn and" in about 15
A Feasible Idea.
We understand that a number of
gentleman on Topsail Sound and
Scott's Hill have it in view to propose
minutes lo thel Wilmington & Coast Turnpike
he Came down with a lG-shooter (rifle)
strapped around him and his double
barrelcdjguh in bis bands. He started
sideways towards the swamp, which
was only 300 yards distant, and was
looking back in tho direction of where
Company to extend, their road still
further on the Sound, so as to take in
tho above locations. We have seen a
letter from the originator ot the idea.
at Topsail, and he says that the land
owners there will not only give the
the men were supposed to be ; as he riht of wa bu lht many of them
neared the fence on his way to the
swamD. ana wnen wiinin leei oi
Hilton and Avery, they rose upon him
behind a pile of wood and ordered him
to surrender. He turned bis face and
blcarreled cun at tbeni-without Luce Just wunin-me cuiuvaieu neius,
will also subscribe lo the stock. The dis
tance, we imagine, will not be more
than five miles if, indeed, it is as far
as that. The advantages suggested are
many and obvious. Tho road propos
ed is along the Sound the entire d!s
No Mufl.
It iOhe opinion oT Messrs. Houck &
M. Baeball Clnb. that fcL Jacobs
For the Lake j
On Wednesday next, the first excur
sion of the season to Lake accamaw
wil be given by the Sunday bchori of
Si. Thomas church. Tho Ira n will
1
leave at 8:30 a. 111. an i return at . 10
p. m. and tickets may be hail at the
depot.
This promises W be a very delightful
affair to all who may attend. It is
tinder excellent management i and all
who may remembar lhe charming ex
cursions given by the members ol St.
Thomas church lat year will know
just what this means. a day of s quiet.
peaceful pleasure for the ladies and the
children. The pavil oa at the Lake has
been rebuilt and tho harpers will cc-
company the'excursion and will furnish
the muic (of dancing.
gun
speaking a word. Hilton's gun stock
was hit and broken and his finger shot
almost off. Avery and Hilton then shot
at him and a ball from a 16 shot Win
chester broke his thigh and he fell to
his knee, grasping his rifle he began
using it but before ho could firo but
twice ho was riddled with bullets,
cartridges, buckshot &c , the others
coming to rescue and firing at him. He
fell and expired almost imm
His only words were "Oh
Hilton's iniurv was all that was in
flicted on the posse and as soon as
it was found out in Cheraw and the fact
which would place, tho bed upon the
bluff, beyond peril at any time from
storm tides, and enable tho farmers to
draw their fences in and leave the road
entirely unobstructed. There would be
three creeks to bridge but non of these
would be a very formidable obstacle. The
cost of construction should be much
less than on the original road because
of the fact that clay is plentiful and
Tbo Bank Portico.
The trouble in regard to the removal
of the portico of the First National
iBank building, on Front street, culmin
ated yesterday afternoon in a hearing
of thq Mayor, the Chief of Police and
other city officials under the warrants
which bad been issued for their arrest.
The matter was heard in tho Court
House before a iusliee of the peace.
Mr. Jno. D. Bellamy, '.'r , City Attor-
ey, and Uou u.-lv. AlcKac appeared
or the city, and Messrs. E. S. Martin,
anius Davis and Russell & Ricaud for
he defendants. Mrs. Dawson, the
)wner of tho property, was represented
by her agent. Mr. Wm. Larkins. As
we understand it, no final decision was
arrived at in the matter, and Mr. Da
vip. if Mrs. Dawson's counsel, went
t Golcsboro last night to apply to
Judge Shtpird for an injunction re
straining the city officials from further
interference with the structure until the
case can be heard on its merits. This
will, be done at the June term of the
Superior Court, pn a case previously
decided in the Mayor' Court,
in which the owner of the property was
charged with maintaining a nuisance.
judgment having been rendered there
against Mrs. Dawson and tbo case
having been icirried on appeal to the
Superior Court.
The portico which the authorities are
seeking to remove is j certainly an im
posing structure and is just as certainly
an ornament to tho street. Whether it
is a nuisance or hot will likely be deter
mined by twelve good and lawful men
at the approaching term of the Superior
Court. It has a history and has seen
much of the growth and advance of
Wilmington, its erection ' is coeval
with that of the building it adorns and
h must have been erected fnlly three
quarters of a century ago.
It i3 proper to add that a proposition
for an adjustment has been submitted
but that nothing has yet actually been
delermineoTupon as such.
-" Tf will t gUA to neelva cosuaualcagoi a
rxom our friends oa any; and u subject
cencrtiiaterest'lmt ; V, y
2Tba aataa of the Writer must always be ro
aWed to the Bdltbx."-"' ' 1 ' yl " -
CoaTtniTtTcatlona But be wrltUa oa o?y
one sue ol 'the papcrJf ' V r I .f, 4 '
- PeraoaaSttea mnsi be avoided. ; . . .
And It la especially and pardcularry ium e r
tood taat the Editor doe. not alway enW ae
Ifce views of correspondenta unlesa so state i
ia ue eoiioriai coluaina. ' -' . . ' .
NEW AIVJEBTISEMENT3
City Drug Store.
tilii MAKKET STXtJBET. ;
TCE CItEAM SODAWATe,.L- V
A . lilBDS AND FL0WC8.
I)m;sand Patent Mcdlelnca."' - !
Unolcya Colojmc Ia the best In the city.
Clears acd Ciaro;trs.
Iwecrlptsons irciurcd at x)l hour and
l. IT. COX LKY.
m73 ' r Manaw.
WE HAVE
TiCKTUE BEST, AND jCHEAPKiT
JL Saddles, UarrMs. 'TrnukB, Satcfcrls. Uiie.
cie. Phsons, Car. Dram..4ciilB C.
1 1
. . . f . . ' T J "1 " V" . t
ariicuiar attention piron trinti. tv-
by the only TrunJc Maerln thvfcui!
, ' IU North FroPtSt. 1
Next to D. A. fimlth's; F multure etcure.'
niay.!2 . ,
HEAL ESTATE. "
T HAVE FO 8Atrr?EVrT?ATJ
jl nwueaa ana v acant
4
in.
HOUSfcS. OFFICES and STORirs
vemy rtiea
for Rent- Apply to
feb 1G lawSm skt
D. OTONSoiU
KealKaute ireit
Silver
Knives o
4 '
Plated Spoons, Forks and
best quality, and at manu
facturer's prices, can be found at Ja-
COBi's Hardware Depot. 1 f
Ship Your
QniCKEXS. KGGS AND
COUNTIiV PRODUCE tSKNKUALl.T to
I . a. uvrivenrarkJ
a : r nlimiDgton, N. C.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICKS .fru.nranticK
(Uefprs to Bant of New lianovct) , j I
Marion Itoland's
T ATEST AND GREATJE3T WORK, f'Kvc's.
Daughter's," or Coranjon Sense for lalilr Wife
and Mother. 'Author of "CoujiQian Sen? e. In
the irouBCholti," (1(0,000 copies sold), Jne
urge ana ueautLfuliy rrtnted and bouuit T9t-
n ma. Price $ !. For sa le a t , i
HEINSBERGER'S,1
may IG. Lire Book and. Wlusle 8 tons
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rjiHE
MISGTON
Notice-
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WIL
AND NEW KIVEU STEAM
cdiitelv lndy and the oyster shells could be SXtion company .wuciedS
,,,, landed within a few yards of the road meet at the office of the secretary, and Trcas
ljOni! . . . . r. - ,v , urcr on Princess between Second' and Third
at almost its entire distance. One ad
ditional toll-house, it i3 thought, might
be sufficient.
It seems to us that this plan is not
streets, on Monday, the J'Jth of Ma v. A. D.
1jI, at S o'clock.p m.
OEOUUE 1IAKUIS5. I'res't.
B.
I. Mooiie, Secretary and Treasurer.
Don't i Pay Rent!
ITrilY PAY REN t WIIEnItHE VI I
same money will buy you a home?
In this city ' I haVe - boi over-
one hundred and: fifty ' Lots
and Lots to parties iwho have ..paid la full for
them, by instalments monthly . payments.
Also, I' have a largo number now' on niy books,
who are mating regular monthly payments
ami will soon-own homes and get clcarof land
lord rule.- : ' t ' i
Moncj' loaned to thojo wishing lo build. !
and tlouses
Apply to,
may 11 cw
JAMES iWILSONJ
nisylTlt Star copy
muln l-nmun I lint twi -1 j a nrmr tttrt
- .... , only feasible but that it might be made
a purse of &5 was immediately niadc I J . ,
up and presented loin. While all Xhis
was going on Saai Lee ran out gt the
dwelling house, which was surrounded
by Rhodes and Hendricks, gun in hand.
and fired at Rhodes. Hendricks, on the
to pay handsomely in the large increase
of travel and traffic which would b&
sure to pass over the road. It would
draw largely from tho Onslow travel
as well as from local sources and iu
.... ..ii , j process of lime the turnpike might be
opposite side ol the house, stooped ,ua" , '
uown anu snot uim mrougu tue leg, z ... , c .
.... . . . - it woula neveiop mo usn auu oyster
n.1r ihn iniiso Rlirtilo 111 1 ho mvi n I " f J
I I- T I tVn rnmnfai Srvti n ii a anil
time urea two or tnree times ai uim, . . ' . .L
wouia give a greau impetus m raja-
ing of fruit and vegetables ia a section
of country which is highly adapted to
the purpose. It would also add largely
to the value of real estate and would
i r rirr at t
mve incrcaseu laciuiies to uuusa wao
and made him throw up his bauds and
surrender. Ice has becu committed to
jail, and Cash will be buried to day in
his father's yard, at Cash's Dapot. The
posse was armed with the latest im
proved rifles, 16-3hooters, a largo num
ber of which have been- brought here
since the shooting of Richards. People
appear lo brealho easier now, as Bogan
was feared more than his father.
I was on the jury of inquest tea
met' on Friday, but we went down
yesterday and adjourned until next
Grand Excursionori Wednes
day, May 21, to J
Lake Waccamaw
T Y ST. THOMAS' SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Harper's will furnish ntsic. Jcc Cream
and Lemonade by the Ladic
: S
Tickets 73 cents. Children 3D ccuta. Train
leaves here at S 3) a. in., and return hcrcs at
7.10 p.m. Tickets at depot
nray 17 36 j
mitrht desire to construct handsome
residences on the Sounds within "easy
reach of the city, a something which o f
Iae years is becoming very desirable.
Excursions to
Lake Waccamaw.
TBIP TICKETS AT T3 RE ATLY
' i "
have been placed on sale at
Wilmington and other stations on W. C. A A.
ROUND
JLkv
reduced rates
Women in the Garden.
We recommend to all women who
m f-rfiin.itr erion?h to have n. nfpnA nf
Monday. Col. Cash was not there; be land at their command to cultivate a
remained at home and has done so ever vegetable garden, says an exchange. n- Specially low rates for Sunday Schools.
Columbia- The culture ot strawberries, raspberries
here and currants and garden vegetables is as
ail over the State. People appear to be delightful and profitable as anything
almost unanimous in naming King as in which a woman can engage. She
ht npxt sheriff, and he will . doubtless may sprinkle her garden well with
be elected at the election this Fall." (flowers. All the better) for that. A
U'p rlin the following from the K?w snowball in this corner and a rose in
t
since ne was re i eased at
There was great excitemen
may 17 It
T. SI. EMERSON,
Gtn'I Passenger Af ent.
Don't
Forget !
Where
'i IS thft llMf . 1 1
I "mvmiscki uxu uy
d pains.
base
aches
If yon need a real good first class
cooking stove, don't fail to see the Ex
eclsior Pcnn.. Zeb. Vance and New
Emerald, besides others.1 They are to
be found at factory prices at Jacobi's,
who it tho manufacturer' agent, t
York Herald special:
Col. Cash was told of his son's death
a about nine o clock this morning.
lie wept like a child, paying this new
grif was more than he Could boir. Then
he became indurnant and uttered loud
mprccations on the heads of B 'can's
slayers, swearing that he would have
vengeauce. During th day. however,
be wai passive; but it is feared that ho
will reak vengeance on the heads ot
any one of the posse that crosses bis
path. Thus far he has made no hostile
demonstration, but seems to be utterly
unmanned
Bogan was iust tety-nine years
old. and was born near where te was
killed Nature formed him a despera
do. When a boy he was cruel and
treacherous, and with each year ho be
came mora hardened and vicious. He
received a good education, graduating,
at .the Virginia U.niversity. About
fojr years aeo he fought two b!o xiless
duels. arTd lnrtly thereafter killed
that, a dahlia bed there and a moss
border b rs.-wilt not be out of place.
Only let the substantial and usefu.
constitute tho chief Dart. A touch of
JO. 112 SOUTH FRONT bTRKET
HUMPMRtCY, JENKINS & CO , kerp lbog
fine HeHe and florae's r trawberrle. also
Black and Vhortleberies. App'ea and Peach
68, vrben in treason. Ponliry arid Kgzv. Con
slganenu o. the above eoliclt-wl. . nd saUs-fa-tion
guaranteed Give us a trial 1 all we
ask. mar a
Steamer Passport
iriLL MAKE REUULAU
T T
iripi to ftmunvllio and the Torts Te'T m
every dv except Sunday. . ' l " l
Fare, 7.1c, round trip, i'artlcs of tenor more
can secure tickets day before hand for .Uc. I
apt 21 .1. W. IIAUPEtt '
Hoii, A. M. WadIoll. ,
yy-e are AiTii6iuzEr)T(J ASxoOnck
HON. A. M. W A 11 ELL as a candidate for
Congraa? few" the Slxtli niatrict. subject t& the
net ion Pf ine jjemocratic fJonveiUtonvf lk Itis-
irici, wncn cauca.
may 12 tf - - .
LIME JUICE.
A DELIGHTFUL UEVERAOE. ?
users FRUIT SALT ThO "English Prep
aration, from sound, rhc fruit, health glrlng.
cooling and Invigorating. . . - .1
MINERAL WTERS-HawlhonCongress,
AppollnarlB, Hunjadl and others bottled;
Vichy, Tate Epsom and Deep Cock on draugfa t
Munds Bros. & DeRossetj
DruggUts, Market Vtreei,
miy IS
WUmlarton, X,C,
the ornate, like a ribhon on a good GribsonV Imported Candy.
bonnet. i not in the least objectionable; . . ... r..,,-, ,.n.J.n
T?MR2ACIN:
All
Choeolare, Clo-e.,
1IME FBUIT. ORAJ
Va nllls, 14
Scoici, i herry and Strawberrr Tabk t at
NGE,
Uutter
may 2
F. C. MILLER'S,
: j Corser Fourtn and Nun sta
bonnet, l not in the least objectionable;
In all the schools thegirls study botany.
It is healthful, p'eai'ng and useful.
Tho principles of hotticuUure are the
principles of botany put ioto practice
Farmers study agriculture; why should
not their wives and daughters study
horticulture? The emp'oyment is both
healthful and pleasing. What wonian
cannot raise beets, tomatoes, onions, pomu in car load, J.in.i art nut Uis. will
lettuce, and furnish ber own table with ; picked and in jo-xi shape. Wegoaiantej t at'a-
them ? What woman cannot plant a ; UcXion abd wllJ nn Ier80l4 OD
raspberry bnsh, or current, or goose j
berrv and attend lo it well? The e
OCIas houtur""-
HABD, CLEAK
ND SQUARE ICE t HIPPED TO ALL
nay 10
W. E. DAVIS A, SON.
periment is both pVang and profira- Vlater COOleri
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many rows and his death was just what Kow is the time to giTO Smith sVorm "
was expected. Nobody laments his'Oil. 1 ; f - lyd-w f nay 13
Wew ;Arriyal:iJ
At No. G South. Front Street.1
BElT Sc ClOARSr Apr nia-cr, Arrrs
; Idaer, A fre Confer nivl Toniotir. hm.
Die anl Mr I km ILj.t t.t Wt t a 4 n 4 T Art i
an i Coo'et of Unugtxl fWr. - i
lie d Quartern new Harp Iliad n I d-'o't
yon fenced: : apt ?
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
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xto. fwrrni rouuxti hTr.tT.
1 to I j a m.. - to 5 1. ui. 4
1 ibone, at rttdeice. No. 3. , , :
may 6 tf -
Has Arrived I
, A TRKtlt tUPPJLV OF TlfAT de?:cl
toftATRI) PINE APPI-K by .U-daf'a J
j St timer. A bv, anonrr kit vi f bat ; A
Mf XKD TE nt &s -jrr ymtnA. (LHlu Vnp
an I S,itcr f1ren'wrfth exttj pound! i"0n'
sold In two we.kj. - Ie6ieia at I kp nothing
b-t the Tery bejl fiiei-nl goUi :. f resh up4
ply every week. Call and etcnlne at irapf a'l
Faully Grocery, y : ' -" v -1 9 '" - -
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