The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAAIES. Editor & IVi
M0ND4Y, JULY7,.l8rt4.
&aterel at ihe latoiiic: t Wllinlntoo. N.
A New Orleans tlisja'ch aas tliern
U a general luovement on the pari f
snar planter in Iuisiaha to r duc
; tho wages of the Lands einployeil on
their plantationa. A.-sner.al reduction
.f 25 per cent, is conienii iatei!, atid in
several of tha parishes an organization
1 t9 this eodha'i already be n madu. This
decrease will- brin wsges d wn to
. aboat fifljr cents a dny. A njeetiug was
held in Terrebonne parish on Saturday,
and the maximum f wages at that
meeting was fixed at lilly cents a dav
with rations, and sixty cents a day
without rations during certain seas
and seventy-five cenH a day with ra
tions and ninety cenU a' day without
rations during the grinding season. 'I he
movement ba3 creAted great excitciucnt
among the laborers, who arc almost
exclusively colored. There arc several
. causes assigned for the necessity which
compels the reduction, the principal one
being the low price of sugar.
'
A great deal having been said about
Blaine's disposition to look after the
interests of our Irish-American citizens
the Buffalo Courier republishes a speech
r made by Governor Cleveland, on "Apr i1
9. 1882. at a meeting held in Buffalo'
daring his term ai Mayor, to Drotes
against Mr. Lowell's abandonment of
. Americans imprisoned in Ireland with
out formal accusation, trjal or convic
tion. Mayor Cleveland's utterances
were without the violence that might
recommend them to some persons
but were full of sound sense and
sturdy Amorican feeling. "We do
not claim," he said ' to make laws for
other countries, but we do insist that
whatsoever those laws may be -they
- . shall, in the interests of human free
dom and the rights of mankind, so far
as they involve the liberty of our cltl
! zens. be speedily administered. We
have a right to say. and do say,
that mere snapicion, without .ex
amination or trial. Is rot snfUcient to
justify the long imprisonment of a citi
zen of America." Mr Cleveland's for
eign policy is evidently one of self-rtr
' spect and Grmness in the assertion i f
tho rghts of American citizens.
The New York Journal of Commerce
says: 'The pl'ta of lighting the wa'cr-
front with the ehctric light has bet n in
operation for seveial dajs, and has
proven very 'sueeessluL Th dis'rict
lighted is from the frwit , of West
i Eleventh street, Noith Itiver, to the
foot of East Fourteenth street, Kast
Kiver. There are sixtj'-four lights, on
South street and Gfty on West strett,
each of 2,000 candle-power. They are
supplied by the United States Electric
i Light Company, under a contract with
the city, at a cost of seventy ceo is each
' per night. Shipmasters and owners of
warehouses fronting upon the rivers
are especially delighted with the im
provement. They say that it has driven
away the mam body of river thieves
who make the vessels lying at tho piers
. their special object of attack.. The
.- police aay. that there . is a noticeable
- absence of the dangerous tangs that
formerly made, travelling along the
x Tirer frout at ntstft a risky enttrprise.
- . The United States Efeclrie Lighting
Company ha now about three hundn d
, igbts in diflorent sections of uhc city.
Among the streets and squares thus
lighted are East Broadway, Broadway
from Twelfth street to the Bittery,
Battery Park. City Hall Park, Wash
ington Square, Tompkins Square.
Gansevoort : Market, Blcccker strut,
and Fifth Avenue from Toil (tenth
strtet to Washngton Square."
- A Nv Vork letter says: .The Low
Church Episcopalians nppcar to have
hd their sensibilities touched by tho
celebration of a Creek Mass in the bac-
- ruenl of Si. John V Chapel yesterday.
f and from what your coric-poiidenl
hears toMlay il i pnbable an inquiry
" wU be addressed to A'Stit int Bishop
Pottir to ascertain how far sueh cere-
.raony or service is in harmony with the
canon, doctrine. and discipline of the
. Protestant Episcopal communion. The
; . rector of Trinity (inSur hose parish St.
Johu's is situatetl.) Dr. Dix, is just
now absent In Europe, so that tho re
sponsibility is with the miniiter in
charge, the Rev. Jr. Swope. who is
known to be an extreme High Church-
iLan. Only once before in the history
ofythii diocese was a Greek priest per
' tnitted to celebrato mass in a Protes
tant place ol public worship , and that
C - was in Trinity Chapel, Twenty-sixth
street, about ten years ago. Bat the
v feeling which it created at the time was
' such as to restrain the rector from ao
t ceding to a subsequent application for
, . permission to repeat it. There are few
religious ceremonies more impressive
than the Greek mass as it was said on
this occasion, with the swinging of in
- cense before Ihe piture.ofl the Virgin,
. the killing of tho crucifix by the con
greit ion. &c; but as the Jxw Church
: Epj207ilians are not accustomed to it,
rrLapj it ia cot surprising that their
v ssrenity cf mind iaatrinaruHlcd by it."
The Canadian Annexation Union,
of which Alexander C. Walton is prcs:
der t and Gc org S. Harris n. of Wash
ington, is.-secretary, id' prer-nring ti
ho'd a convention August 5 at Niig-ra
Fall?. All cf the fiiHuh f th project
of immediateiy (yr fotnpi) annexing
the Dominion to he lnitrd ta,e are
invited to be present, a:d a general' in
vitatif id is extended to the President,
members of -Corre?5, Governors of
States, lnembers of Ssafe iegislatures,
mayors and aldermen of pltie?, and
wi-h all the rest the Governor-Ger eral
of the'Dominion, who, as llw represcn
taiivc r f the Britili drown, m fcuppos
el U be specially favorable to the
scheme. Aceording-to the call, holding
th-i convention at Niagara FaLs, which
is spccia'ly tated to be ' the great nat
ural wonder ol the world," is expressly
intended "to aid ifi atf amicable and
fraternal union of the .two countiies,"
and certainly, considering iho l-icalily,
there doubtless will be a great outpour
ing on the occasion, to say nothing ol
the "noted statesmen and orators" who
are billed for speeches. No mention
i3 made of simultaneously taking in
Cuba with Canada, and no method is
suggested of tacking on Manitoba,
which threatens to lly oil in a tangent
irom the Dominion itself. Mr. Blaine
should attend this convocation ' and
make a speech elaborating hi3 omnium
gatherum foreign policy.
-- ;
In no other medical preparation have
the results of the most intelligent
study and scientific inquiry been so
steadily and progressively utilized as in
Ayer's Sarsaparlla. It lead3 the list as
a truly scientific preparation for all
blood diseases
JUI1T "JUMBLES.
A home-thrust Jabbing
key at the keyhole. Puck.
the
night-
Mormons ought to be good livers, as:
they generally have p'enty of "spare
ribs Gouverneur Herald.
, "Another expedition to the pole.1
said the man as he wended his way to
the barber shop. Saturday fvjht.
Itseem3 queer, but il is true, that tho
stuff that make.4 a man tight frequently
loosens hi.H tongue. rliiladeiphia
Ch ro n ic le- He raid.
A war-horse is always spoken of as
a heavy charger, and yet, we never
hear of a tailor biug called a war-horse.
Rockland Courier.
Oh. mamma," paid lit le Paul, when
the new baby was shown him for the
firtruue, 'Van I wtrar baby's dresses
when I mow "tall enough P1" Philadel
phia Call,
It is said that the size of men's pants
is to be inerea ed. ICven at that they
will be nothing the sighs ot th fel
low who can't geKa new pair. Boston
Star. ' J
A gos-ipping exchange reveals the
seertt that there are 18,000 more wo
men than men in Boston. The Hub is
evidently hard up for felloes.- Burl
ington Free Press.
, They dorrt say in Boston now, "I
got the cart before the horse," Miut "I
placed the ' articulated cTcumloculory
vehiclen precedence of the quadru
pedal vertebrate." Washington Hatch'
ct.
NEW AJJV3BUTISEMKVTS.
By the Light of Day.
PAST IMPOSSIBILITIES THE FACTS OF THE
PRESENT HELP IN THE NEW ERA.
"I remember when they were putting up
the poles for the first telegraph lir e In .the
State of New York, and now look thcie!'' ex
claimed a citizen of the mctiopoHa to his
friend, as the two stood on the sumniU oe Ihc
tall Equitable Building ia Broadway. "The
city U strong with wires like a harp, and elec
trie eomtnnnlr.ation id tho daily miracle of the
world. People bo longer won.ier and lauh at
it a tney did at Morse when he first fcugjfcst
td its pos-ibllity."
The age marches on. and prejudice must give
way obody has a ruouopoly of truth. Even
lh eonserva ivc guild of physicians admit
that the secrets of medieire arc s bared bv all
men. 1 druiscd his wound and tiod healed
him," said old (Jalcn .Once that tcxiblc d!s
case, Uhcumatiriin. was- supposed to be a sMft
ing,x local allruent. now attacking Die joints
and iu-x the inu'clcs. Td iy it is demonstra
ted to be a disease cf the i:looi
.Mrs Henry lSo?rt. ot Nu 451 Atlani; A vc
uc. BrookJyn, iN. V , u rites to Messrs. Hts
cox : . of Nc York, proprietors of PAR
KIR'S TONiC that ' slie had ucn oraplcu-iy
lis.tliitvi irom Klicuinatidin and pain in the
lck and limbs - he was advised t- take tbc
Tosro for Kuliiep disease. She did so, and
her Hhtumatism uiappeared. 'J lie reason Is
Mmjdo liisu.-sed Kidneys produce rlicumat
1 b mi turns . Care th'ia and you destroy Jiteu
vmtis.. 'l ids is now adnilUci by all intelli
gckt ph ,-sicians. It Is the nw ligh; thrown
on their tlnic-wrrn an t mistaken tlicories
PARKER'S TONIC whieir is a' cooj bin t lion ol
the besi kiu ules for ihc blood known to
science. Is universally mc'C3,fnl in cointxt-
I'JtriMs tcrrlblj com mo u woajriLilnt. Thote
n like Mrs uocrt, suffer from Kidney or
liver diseases or any complaint arising from
impure u-oou. win uui tuc Toxic a prompt
nd certain remedy 'rl'e. : ec ;tnd$l cr
u-ni:? i n't larger biztf me eticaper.
juiiell lru . nnndiw
At
'HE WILMhGlu.N MIlliT FACrrciRY.
No. 27. Market bt. Nightshirts, all size.
7-c. Congress, the most papular and bct
White hlrt on the market, 75a; Colored Shirts
ana qpwardJ. seaside SMrts at all pr.ces
Boy 'a jacbtlnr la jr.-eat vailttv. Gent's lraw
irs 2 and upwanu Wamsutta Jeans Draw
ers, reinforced, equal to linen, something new,
75c Drawer made to orer. 753. Wameutta
Mum wub 100 linen bosom made to order at
$1. Orders from ihe country solicited and
promptly attended to. clveusaraU.
J. ELSUACH.
one 27 Manager
Has. Arrived I
FRESII SUPPLY OF THAT delicious
uuATED PINS APPLE by to-day s N Y
Steamer. Also,' another lot of. that A No. 1
MIXED TEA at Vs per pound, (China Cup
and Saucer given with every pound) 200 pound
old in two weeks . Remcmbe r I keep nothing
bet the very best first-class goods. Fresh aup-
ply every week. Call and examine at Crapon'a
ramlly Grocery. v; - .
MtAt. n. ciiAPON, Agent,
I Fanilfy Grocer,
tach.G - Eota Frost Zi
Ilatform or the iJemoccaiic
' Parly cfNorih Carolina.
We Bgain cjnsralulate the people of
North Carolina-on the carter of peace
nrosDeritv and good jarovernment on
t which she entered after the inaugurti-
tion ol a Lieuirjcraitc aiaie auminiira
titiri, and which has-been unbrokrn lor
so many scars since; upon the hist arid
impartial enforcement of the laws; up-
on the efficiency of our common school
system, and the great progress made in
popular education; and upon -the gen
eral improvement and enterprise man
ifested in every part ot the State. AivX
we again challenge' a comparison be
tween this state pf things and the
crimes, outrages and scandals which
atttnded Republican ascendancy in our
borders; and we pledge ourselves to
exert, in the future, as we have done in"
the past, our best efforts to promote the
material interests ol all sections of the
State. !
Affirming our adherence to Demo
cratic principles as heretofore enuncia
ted in the platforms of the party, it is
hereby ! -
Jlesolvcd. That we regard a free and
fair expression of the public will at the
ballot-box as the only sure means ot pre
serving our free Anicrican institutions,
and that the corrupt and corrupting use
of federal patronage, in influencing and
controlling elections is dangerous to the
liberties of ihc State and the Union.
Resolved, That we arc in favor of the
unconditional and immediate abolition
of the whole internal revenue system,
as an intolerable burden, a standing
menace to the freedom ot elections, and
a source of great annoyance and cor
ruDtion in its nracticaL operation.
Resolved, That no government has a
right to burden its people with taxes
beyond tho amount required to pay its
necessarv exDenses and gradually ex
tinguish its Dublic debt, i And that-
whenever the revenues, however de
riyed, exceed this amount, they should
be reduced so as to avoid a surplus in
the treasury. We therefore urge upon
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to exert themselves in favor
. . . f 1 1
olsucq lesisiaiion as win secure una
end.
Resolved, That with respect to the
tariff we reaflirmthe life-long and lunii
amental principles of the party declar
ed in the National Democratic plat
forms aud that the details ol the method
bv which the constitutional revenue
tariff shall be gradually reached,, are
subjects which the party s representa
lives at the Federal capitol must be
trusted to r.djust ; but in our opinion
the duties on foreign importation should
belovied for the production of public
revenue, and the discriminations in us
adjustment should be such as would
place the highest rates on luxuries and
the. lowest on the necessaries of life,
distribute as equally as possible tne
burdens ot taxation and confer the
greatest good to the greatest number of
the American people.
Resolved, lhat the course ot the
Democratie parly in furtherance of
popular education, by efficient public
schools in all sections, and the establish
ment of graded and normal j schools in
the lamer towns and accessible centers,
is a sufficient guarantee that we favor
t he.edueation of all classes of our people
and we will promote and improve the
present educational advantages so far
as it can be done without burdening tbc
people by excessive taxation.
Ani aviieueas, There is now more
than a hundred millions of j dollars in
the treasury of the United States,
wrung from the pockets of the people
by unjusttaxation on the part of the
Republican party, therefore,
B'esolved, That we will accept such
distribution of said surplus revenues of
the government ior educational pur
poses as may ba mado by the! Congress
of the United States ; provided always,
thas the same shall be . disbursed by
State agents and not accompanied by
objectionable features and embarrass
ing conditions.
ilesolved, -That it is due to the white
people of our eastern counties. . who
have so cheerlully borne their share ot
our common burdens, I that the pres
enter some other equally effective
system of county government, shall
be maintained.
Resolved, That in view of the exist
inir and increasing barniony and kind
ly feeling between the two races in this
S'ate and a similar condition of things
which we believe to exist generally in
other Southern States; we deprecate
the attempt of the Republican party in
its recent platform at Chicago to force
civil rights as a living issue, and we
denounce it as a fire-brand and a hypo
critical expression of interest fh the
black race, a wanton insult to the
whites of the South, and tending to stir
up strife between the now, frieudly
races.
1884 !
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Wilmington. N. C. May 9. lsf 4
ZJft
Change'of Schedule.
" i fin T
UN ANT) AFTKR MAY 11th, 18x4 at
3 50 A, M., the fallowing rassener Sehed
are will be run on this road :
XIUHT. EXPRESS TKAINS, DAILY Noa. 43
Went and 47 East.
lavo Wilmington.. 9.C5 P. El
Ijave Florence 2.40 A. M.
Arrive at C. Vt & A. Junction...... 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Cklnmbla ...MO A. M.
Leave Columbia.-:. ... 9.55 P. M.
ave C, C. & A. Junction.. .......10.30 V. M.
LtJive Florence 4..v a. M.
Arrlye at Wllmlijfton. S.55 A. M.
Niout Mail akt PaIisenoei: Tbaut, Daxly
- NO. 40 WL'ST.
Leave Vvllmlngton.. ....10.30 P. M.
Arrive at Florence 1.45 A.
MAIL AND FASSENGKE TRAIN DAILY
No. 4:1 Kast.
Leave Florence at .4.0.1 p. M.
Arrive at Wilmington .....8 00 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flerclnzton. anil Marlon
Fasscngers for Columbia and all points oh t-i.
& C. li. It., C, & A It. R,. Stations, Aiken Junc
tion, and all points beyond, should take the
40 Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for'rArtrtisti on
Train 40 , 1 .
All trains run solid botween Charleston and
Wilmington.
Local freight loaves Wilmington daily ex
cept Sunday at 7.104A. M.
t JOHN F. DIVINS,
General Superintendent
T. M. EMEESON, General Passenger Agent,
may, 9
Wilmington & Weidon
Railroad Company,
OlTICB OF GKNTERAL S TJPER1NTENDENT,
Wilmington, N. C, May 9, 1884.
i
Change of Schedule.
AND.APTER MAY 11th, IS84, AT 9.00
A. M.. Passencar Trains on thft Wilmnp-
ton & WeldQn Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAIlt
Nos. 47 North and 4S South.
Leave W Umington, Front St. Depwt, 9.00 A. M
Arrive at Weldon i. 2.35 P. M
Ieave Weldon.. 2.55 P. M
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front St. D'pt, 8.85 P. M
Fast Through Ma
a engehtea
No. 40 South.
DAIX.T
Leave Weldon 5.45 r. M .
Arrive at Wllm'gton.FrontSt.D'p't 10.10P. M .
MAIL AND PASSENGEU TRAIN DAILY
No. 43 North.
beavc Wflmlcgton..'. 8.35 P. M.
Arrive at Wcldou. 2.35 A. M
- Train No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson.
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains ou Tarboro liranoh Road Lfcavc Rockv
Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 P. M. and 4.30 P.
M.. Dally. Sundays excepted). : Iteturcine
leave Tarboro at 3 P. M. and 10.00 A. M Daily.
Trains on Scotland Neck. Branch Road leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. M. Re
turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.80 A. M.
daily except Sunday.
Train No. 47 make close connection at We
don forall points North Daily. All rail vi
Kicnmona, ana aaiiy except Sunday via lia
ijine.
Train No'. 43 runs daily and makesclose con
ncction for all Points North via Richmond anl
Washington.
All trains run eoud between Wi'minirton an-
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached.
For-accommodation of local travel a iassen-
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at (5.55 A. M. Daily exceft
Sunday. .
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.--T.
M. EMERSON, Genera Passenger Agent,
may 9
Carolina Central 11. It.
Company.
orpica op General Supertntexdeht- )
Wilmington, N. C, May 10. 18S4. J
Change of .Schedule.
QN AND AFTER MAY 12th, 1S84, TUB
following cneuuie will be operated on this
uaiiroan :
PAS3ENQEB MAIL AND EXPfiESS TRAIN
Dally except Sundays.-
il Leave Wilmington at ...7."0 P. M
No. L S Leave Ualelgh at. ........... 8. (X) P. M
w ) Arrive at Charlotte at....... 7. 00 A. M
) Leave Charlotte at.. 8.45 P. M
Nov 2. J Arrive Kaleigh at .....8.30 A. M
) Arrive at Wilmington at 8.1 OA, M
Passenger Trains stop at repriJar stations
only, and points designated In the Company's
lime Table.
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL
: EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays.
No.3.i7e Charlotte 5.15 P.M.
f Arrive at Shelby 9 00 P. M.
No. 4 I veSh.cy": 7.00 A. M.
V Arrive at Charlotte 10.45 A. M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with li. & A. Trains to and from RaJ
eigh. Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Ralegh and Charlotte. -
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There is no member of society to whom this
book willmot be useful, whctheryouth.parent,
guardian, Instructor or clergyman Argonaut.
Aaaress tne .f eaoody Medical institute, r
r. W. II. Parker, No. 4 ,Bullunch Street.
aoston. Mass , who hiay U consulted on all
I n si i oi 1 . 1
Ohronic and obstinate diseases that have
raffled the skill of all BL1 Ef Ai other
physicians $ specialty,
Such
treared 6ucccssitu
BP H CP
y without an in- g fri U W bmm
itance of failure. Mention this paper.
jnne "fi 'dftw 4w- t. , ' - " '.;'
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
' 7 . 7
.' ' ; 1
White Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass.
AGKNCY FOR N. Y. ENAMEL FAINT!
CO'8 ItE ADT PREPARED PAINT.
CI ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND
?et our prices eftrc pulrchasing The fact
ha! our Paintt are from the celebrated Fac
tories of Wetherill & Co., and Harrison Brof
& Co. .lsl sufficient tTnarantee for their quality,
and purity. ' .
A fine Une of Cooking Stoves at Factory
Prices, in addition to our large and full
HARDWARE STOCK,
t .t - - -. . ..; .
to which your attention is respectfully invited.
NATIPJL. JACOBI,
10 South Front St;
epti
First National Bank of Wil-
. mington.-
CAPITAL STOCK.
iUliPLUS FUND..
rC6.0C0 I
iHsposl is" received and collections naadelon
a accosftibie iolnfa'in the Uited.States.
DIRECTORS I
K. K. BURRtJSS, D. G. WORlH
K. MAUT1N. I JAS. 8PEUNT.
. y- 'I -y s
GEORGE CHADCOURN. -
OFFICERS
. !L. t KUUS3...........i
4. K. WALKER .. .....i
W. LARKlNfc !
T1 ? . , - .1
President
Cashier
Hwt cashier
Kerclmer & Caloer Bros.
WHOLESALE I
.ROGERS AND COMMISSIcnt Merchants,
offer for sale a full line of
HJUK, SUGAR.
BACt SALT.
MOLASSES.
CORN. OATS.
SNUFF, SODA.
i hay.
j POTASH,
I SOAP,
CANDLE8.
; RIVET",
MATCH ES.
i BUCKETS.
TIES. Ac
I;'' . STARCH.
HOOP IRON, GLUE.
NAILS, BUNGS.
paper, bag
AxleGkease, POWDER,
aid 7 - ;
ICE.
June;7
W. E. DAVIS & EON.
J. WINNER,
TTATCUirAKE2 & JEWFT Ttt? "
If -,.., .. ' f
Clironometcn, ,riro VTalr.l - '' u : "
3."
ill vm: a
STCapital PrlzosTKr
Tickets okiy$5l?, I
portion.
Louisiana Stato' Latt
n.y.
W do he ay certify that
arrangements for all the JJthi?tptrril
Annual Vratcinc ot Th rL?!? t
trot the Drateiw t&fnSeT jV
cme are conducted with honett rJ I
t, good faith tctcat-d aUparUiK
iz the Company toutethi, cermtJi
Comrnissionert.
Incorporated In 1J?68 for 25 jean h .w .
Islature for Educational an.f rl
pos-wlth a capital of l.(xx),oooiTf
reserve find of over t.0(lT..'t
added. - rr ta
By an overwhelming populai tou i,. I
nnjso was made apart of the nrari
ConsUtution adopted December 2d An
The only Lottery ever voted on and I
'we Pfopieof any State.
It never scales or pottponu. :
Its Grand Single Number Drawton .
place monthly. i
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO Wt .
FORTUNE, Sevmih nrAl
m the Acadmv of Muelc. at New OrW
lucsaav. Jnlv 15 iKSi i7nth m wit ui .
Capital Prize,. $75iO0D.
lOO.OOO Tickets at Five Jm.
in proportion. '
; LIST OF PRIZES.
I Capital Prize of.. jft
1 Capital Prize of 5k
2 Prizes of ffi.000..
10 Prizes of
X l,-.!" ... fiM
1 AAA
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
300 Prizes of
600 Prizes of
,wu.. .......... -
CAA V'W
IS K)v
30,r
1000 Prizes of
25.,
... a.ii
n approximation prizes.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
I ; .600.
I.S67 Prizes, amounting to........... " tX5ja
-appucauon ior rates to clubs should beat
uuajr w iiiu uiiicc oi ino Company In New Or
leans.
j
For further information '
ine full address. MakA T. O If Anas lk
ders payable and address Eejatercd Leuent
NEW ORI JEANS NATIONAL B ANK,
XiKW OKLEAHI, U
POSTAL NOTKS .ti.1
Mall or Exnrcsa fall anmi nt ah nA nnj
ht ITvMWnnn a. -: . . i
uj AjiCM a i our expense; o
. , M. A. JAUPinS,
3t M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington, D.&
juno 18-wed-sat 4wlAwt , -s
A2STOTHER
y;"V-'..y:- OF
X.OT
EXPECTED BY Vy K0K KSDAY
All LAN , CIIl P and all the Rongh'Stnn,
popnlnr now. Every posstble shade of feats
ers and other . Tilmmlrgs. New lot of Pin
sols white and colors, all price. Gtore..
Lisle, Kid and Lace. New Stiraplnj PUenu
Respectfully '
MISS E. KARREE,
may S6 ExchaisrV&raai
WEAK. UHD EVELOPED i PARR
OV TUB HITMAN BOY KM-AHi:KPT DKVFI;
OPKD. STREyGTHKNKD." Ktc, i
I
. . ; i i - "
.... t260,0C0 adyertiHwnient.lonitruainoiiri'-pr , ' 7
i oTmrTTrTriTTr. V 1 1 r i J 'ii o evidence
hiirhoutthi.-' Onttie CQ".'7,"iwrt"gg
highly irKlorfwd.
Healed circntrn giving pur-"j r-
apl 1G
1ydt
- OFi'XCK OF i
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
NO. 323 SOUTH' FOURTH 8TWx, w
poslte Miller's V?0-,. -v&j
, W Note cnange of office hours,
as follows-7 to 10 s.m.. w p. - ,
mr Telephone at residence, ta w.
June 9 tf : : -: ' ' ' .
Choice New Crop Moasses.
;V:.':';;;:-
i SECOND CARGO
, . i . ,.. . . ...... -
NOW XAKDINQ aso wu- EI
At Low. Price'
WORTH & WOBTB
Oiir Dr. N. Bobinsoi,
TT1ROM BL4DJKN. HAS ARBIVID
alee Goods from New .Tork .FWr34"
EalUxore, and many more are ,pew
"Chrereh's Favorite 'AlScAK,
arrived and the OJl FoUs' f i
the more substantial .yST
have a small stock: of choice Ul.
Ferris and I. X. L. Htm, S trips.
ers. Dried Beef. Ac r , . . , gtf& j
Notwithstanding the fJSSst
wnere. .. .- - ' , v.mnr '
We can sell thi very Vcs;rir4
1 75 per JBbl-otter aradw ILssoJ
junelltf . . F.G AN.BU- ,
Wagonette;
IIOR waiGIITsVILLK SOVSVf
rr
; ' Attorncvs-at-I.
Bouiner land's Maoies tja-l"7i . rl'
Returning, will Jave Snd f
juxe 23 if -! T. J. MXiZ--zZ