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VOLUME XVI.
WILMINGTON; NORTH CAROLINA, SUNDAY. MARCH. 1 J,
Single Copies 5 Cents
NUMBER 10.
TLX
V LLMINGTONPOST
Entered at 1te Posloffice at Vilming
oU ' y. C.,rt ticcond Class Matter. ' -
' U mmmmmm
(;v.- ' iAlcx Stephens' . fuoerpl took
V.ylace oil Thursday last. . - . " ;
j;l8ifeTreasurer Worth's wife died in
lUndiili'h county, a fen? days ago-
(Jeorge W. - Sampis in, died at his
ho Me in Ualeigb onN Wednesdoy last
of aralyi. :" ' ' '
m tjol. Thoma B. Keogb, wa nojaina
tiJ for Marshal of the Westera Dis
trict ij the'. President on Friday last;
far want of lime he was not confirmed.
Tn.'i-clnef justice has appointed him to
TiliVut the term. The President will
' sen 1 his nam? again next December,
j Ki:J KTKI SOM I NATIONS.
r , Merr. T. J. Siiarp, of Wilson and
! Jol. Nat Atkinson of Asheville, was
j ) Bomiii i'Hl for lVBtmasters of their re
! 1 ecu.vr- towns, but owing to the oppo
I I Bitlori r both senators from the state,
i ;'tjl?y. were iiot cod firmed". We under
i iitanil tiiiit there was noitbtr objections
'U) v v . n' erne n, both je.!ig mn of
'! I.; .i. rli l r. i "
1 ''ni.i.ur.SlXTATIv iillKKS.
i ' r- j. !;! uA:n-:i'ur i sa that Mr.
i 1 . j.;ti.,tiri (Iri-rii i'ai inside .oiiejof I he best
'I j r .;rfr.( .ifarivci, tliw county;, has ever
" , its the ).' Mature, lie ban watched
p i t!iu Villi riftt ot" th people and did
1 1 evf rTtu:nr pi-ssibje ; j protect them.
! lllis aait'tiilineiit ttv the elfotion law of
! llim fy 'was ju it; thir proper tling at
' ;V:ftiitJ Jiroi'i'i' Unit?. " We liope the people
will iccjllect Ureeii in the day to onie.
1 1 IKur. I").ivid,l);ivis resigned the pres
1 jiojijy l th United . State senate 'on'
! J;i.s' rai'un'lay, the '-.Sd'insL, at 12 o'clock
j -jh , uiil .S!iat(r EdmuiuU of Vruu6nt,
iwin t-h-Vtcd in .'iUlpiaee. No betier se-
1-cti in- could have been mads. Sena
iir Ktliiiu(lfj.i one of the beit parlia
A i,i iilin;ui .in coogrti', lie .i h leading
iinjtr hi ilic ctniutry, i said to be one
' I (if. litst puslnl meir,nn all political
mii jiiN i thrt cuate. Therefore his
jlftVU"" will feivo general satisfaction
to i nt country; 15y virtue of being
I'rcMvlciit t tile Houate he is Vice-i're-:.
ith ui 't tic Uu'ufd Mates, and Hraws
t-: Uu thousand dollara a year salary. ". ,
. J oli u 1 'a til tiot' Virginia. t
i; The nyniiuatio: '..anil confirmation of
linn. Jtiiin 1'aul, of Virginia, to the
Ihiitt tklates district judgeship lor the
WisU'fn ilistrici of that stale irives the
i IHlt-ril bvn:h an upright and an able
;; jiA!-g,;but loses to the pouucaU arena
111' lllf ru i'l'IllllJivu in iia uiniroi,
trffe, -iiiitl most heroic of. champions
a gimuty in . the state wh se peo
have not beeu dfelighted by his elo
ipUiMtce, intrUted by hi fairness of
MHfcmfni and force of loeic, and
charmwl aiid'capttired by his generous
ftud iniblc jer)ual qualities, lie has
bw4j4: xtrong party leader, and one of
ib';m.vn Xalwart kulghts-ot Arthur's
'tatV ICuiiud iu the state of Virgiuia.
judge l'aul has 'The- National Ejrpubti'
ivt'i IhE wishes for future health and
briinpY in his new sphere. May
bis suotiessiif iu congress be worthy of
the sea. 'he Iims honored National Re
'u6i'tt ' ' t
; AVeexcttdiugly regret that Maj. John
Pnui liM li ft congress, a position that
, WU wil'i such eminent ability
n.4-?atvViM:t ton : "li;.iho- attti bourbons
emjuett;. tmt we tougratalate the
,eovo i ln. Judicial District on hi
I ri'JHU.n nt asjadgo.. No befcr man
iive "hei ti e!eVlfd to fill th
plutje.
.New I ourrNlotinl UiMtriclw of
orth lrotiuu.
rifst District -lieaufort, Camden,
tt, Carttret. Currituck, Dare,
tuU, Hertford,, Hyde; Martin, Pam
M i ra..juotuk; Penpuimaus, Pitt,
TyrrV.l and WVshiuRtoti.
. t0iu4-.lVrtie, Cravon; ICdgecotubf,
A'-X Halifai, Jones, Lenoir, Norh
mitqu, Vatice, Warreo and-Wilson.,
Thitd Oiul.-flr- Pcader, Daplin,
Jwii.tj, Blidpu, Wayne, Cumberlaod,
oroU aud Moore.
- limrUi-Nash, Franklin; Wake Dur
Orjnge. Chatham, Alamance and
Maton. v
-Cirantrilltf, Person, Caswell,
uitRhan, ftokea, Gnilford, Surry
Fcrsythe. ''""
feu-jj-Xew Hauotfrr: Brunawick,
V bu, Kichmond, Anson. Union,
ggCiharrus, lVbeaon and Meek
StTw-h Montgomery, lUndolpbu
IWwan, Davie, Iredell, Ca
nd Yadkiu. "1
tk-Wilkw, AlexajidiU, Aahe,
f! Allephaoy, Caldwell. Burke,
Mklllii . n.l I liuuln
k. ( UU AMUW.M
u&-Ch? rokee. Clay, ! Graham,
oam, Jackson, llajwoou,
iJi'ioia, llndeton Polk, Ruth
V Bttncombe, McDowell Madion,
l47fca4 Mitchell. :
V fvllowio( appointaieBU,'uad
v Gvtmor, have been confirmed
'":- V
ton of th PenUentiarT. to fill
cauMd by vth reaifoatloa of
tr v . of Cnaa
11 y ti-Uwry ily Bryan, Newbern,
11 lUleigh
fc trtor Kieril S'. C. LonaUc AT
jd. alUoldaboro; Dr J il
rT7 oniamptoo- Thoe Awards,
vWro; Dr J D SPVr, Waynt.
The following gentlemen have been
elected trustees of the University, for
the! class whose term will expire in 1891:
W J Hawkins, K P Rattle; P C Came
ron, Hayne Davis, B Y, Grady, jV N
Mebane, A H Merritt, 'A B-Vahce, G
Wiley, C W Broadfoot, John D
Cameron, H R Bryan, James S Battle,
James T Morehead, R S Beall S Ke
nan. , ' ;
Whos-n tiars will expire in 1891; W.
L. Saunders, F. 11. Busbee, K. Craige.
New additional trustees: D. L. Russel,
I; R. Strayhoro, W, H. H. Burgwynn,
W. W. Lenoir, T- M. Holt.E. A. Pagf ,
J. Edwin Moore, T. J. Jarvis,(ia place
of J. D. Cameron, resigned.) .
:' A .Card. : '
I am impelled by a sense of feeling
to aay something in regard to" Very
unjust attempt by the speaker and
door-keeper of the hou of represenva
tiv3s, to compel the colored peoplejtb
sit orrowd themselves into one corner
of the gallery. This- was attempted
last evening to those few wtto occupied
one centre seat in the gallery. I feel
freo to say that that 'gallery is pubtic;
and any seat iu i t is 'free to any persou
irrespective of 'color, if they are there
in good behavior; and Lhi. speifcer nor
any one else h.s no riht, lo foroi any;
one to.in v fro u on s;tt fid g ) to
a certain corner. Thtsn hsi ti hi spea'ur)
S.iyi", . "1 CHiioot eri.why 'the. colored
people want to put themselves' with
the whiles." I answer hi inland sty
They d i not, wish to be wiih them sim
ply ibr the -purpose of. being with them;
but wnen they both meet in a pub tc
place, thiv colored people arc just as
much entitU-il to the choice, of r seat ;
(according to law.) -as ' tlte whites, i
Even though the speaker has-charge of
the gallery, he hss not the power to
do such as is charged abo-ter1 la spite
of our rights to nit any where thit we
clioosti iu a public eallery, he taken the
res'ponsl'bi'-ity tb send us a very impo
lite message by tUe door-keeper and .'
about half a Uozin paae boys. Heie;
is the message. "The speaker says you
colored folks moove 'over yonder in
that corner." That is the first me'ssaaje.
The second ia this.,- "The speaker says .
if you don't move he will have you put
ouf" The 8arao words we received
from the page boys. The gallery at th it
time was not at all crowded. I suppose
his purpose for waiting us to move was
to give as mauy front seals as possible
to the whites, because the seata in the
rear of me was empty' at that time
Now I want the speaker aud all such J
as he, to understand that we, the belter
class of colored people, do indignantly
resent all such wrongs as they try to
impose on us; 1 refor once more to t he
messaged As for putting ay one out
of a seat wiiere he doe not want them
to sit is s imelhinj; beynfl his power.
I have been informed that the speaker
oTthe house of representative is a
well-read ' lawyer; an don't he -well
know that according in the laws and
constitution of th.se United States
that he cauuot put. iny one out of a
ekrtn a public gtllery on tcco'iot of
coloi? . '
The : above card was handed to. the
AW d Obsfrvfr, and a' so the Evening
Viiiior for publication but they refused
to publWhjt. The advice of the AVw
( Observer was to let the matter drop,
and say nothing about it- That was
their way- uf getting ut of it.. The
Vifiior thought that it was rather strik
ing and could iiot, tr.ird to publish it
on that alfcount as, a comnlunictionk
but woTdtak it for an ad vertisement.
That will io fjr ihean to tell I , will
ay that their real escuse was thi If
it had been a letier. from while to
wliite or on from a whiw raii to a
colored one, they would 'either have
printed it, but. oh! listen. "This letter
hiui from a colored m.u concerning
a white one and in their mind the
colored people have no right to demand
respect from them nor defend them
selves iu print or in - any other way.
But thank God in these late days thai
we bare as much right lo the choice of
a seat in a public galUry, as those wherT
try to abridge us of audi prirelegee
and that such aa waa attempted in the
gallery of the house of represeoUUvee
Thursday night March 1st, cannot and
will not be countenanced by the col
ored people. The colored subscribers
of 'the two above mentioned paper
would do well to atop their uaciJ
tion on a count of this and other auch
matter and tmbscribe for the Wilming
ton Post, which is a ."rovxl Republican
reaper and a true friend to the colored
people; and will never fail to publiah
aarlnioc for their ioterest- '..-:
One for rubta. j,
Wiluaj S. MirCUKLX,
Kauuau, Mar. 3d, 1&SS.
SauMitt, .Nrc.Fel. 22. ISM,
Kixtok ror. Wo are Ud to
that the editorial colamaa' of the
rwr have been .filled lately with
wiae, practical Information concern
iac d a cation, and that iu editor
haa r-eklndled hi enlhtasiaam aad
redoubted U efforU -ia bealf of
popular iBtallixace, of waic aaa
always been knewn as a staunch and
unflinching advocate. There is noth
ing like agitation to root out evils in
any institution of system and to effect
the introduction of reformatory meas
ures therein; so we sincerely trust that
the vital topic of the education of the
Mnasses will be unceasingly agitated by
its true friends, until all class discrimi
nation on this subject will no longer be
an object of legislation and that every
child, eyen in the remotest district of
the state, can have the opportunity of
at least four months schooling in the
year. Since the election, there seems
to have passed over the spirit of the
dreams of the Democaatia party oftjie,
stale, a wonderful ichangvin regard to
general education. And the more we
reflect upon the actions of our legisla
tive solons in this particular, the more
we are reminded of a story we once
heard to-wit: A member of a church
preaidednver oy a colored minister
called on one occasion, to condole with
his pastor in his aiiiction because of
the"l:ji' of his fifih wife. After an ex-
prtsVi ju of his sympathy the preacher!
replielTTTirudder J act sou, I'm more'n
ever convinced that I'm in the hands
of sin n wise but unscrupulous provi
deuoe." Sufc' is' our opinion respect
ing the preMMit Djmocritic legislature.
Gt-n. (Airfield in his letter of accept
ance wrte, ' Next in jinportsnce toj
Ireeiloin' and justice, is popular educa
tion, without which neither justice nor
freedom can be permanently main
tained. Now there is no one with the
least modicum of common sense, but
that vifl iickuowledgo the above asser
tion to be true- We do not, however,
expecksuch narrow-minded, prejudiced
bigots as the so-called editor of the
Clinton Caucasian with his "educating
the uegro spoils a good field hand," or
Bill Arp of Georgia that, ''the educa
tion of the negro has proved a fail
ure," to absent to such a truthful and
noble seutitnent; for ihey aud their ilk
are not iu favor of allowing, the negro
that "justice" aud "freedom,'' which
they painfully realms lie wi!l be in a
posiiion lo not only demand, but com
mand when hi) soil-respect and man
hojd Lave been properly educated.
Granted, mj'uc colored youths have
failed lo appreciate and to utilize wise
ly the little learning the state has so
generously enabled them to secure, is
that any good reason for drawing the
one suied conclusion that education is
uoT. asj; beneficial to. the negro as the
iv.hite ..ian? We all know that there
areuot ft few sons of he favored Cau
casian racfc, who hate enjoyed the ad
van lust's of a college course, and in
stead of becoming the pride of their
families and useful to the communities
in. which they reside, they turn out to
be first-cljiss loafers, and useless incum
brances upon society. And yet there
is no oce so silly as to cry out against
superior benefits derived from a liberal
education because of the failure in life
of these uumskullo.
1 Perh ps the" editor of the Caucasian
iiraws Ibis deduction respecting the
education of the uegro from his own
niisf -rtuutt in having been educated
when he thinks that had he y been
iu a blissfur state of ignorance he would
never have known how to embezzle his
neighbor out of Tkii sum of money
which ) he had charge of collecting,
lie ought to be grateful to one of the
despised uhjccta to . whose education
he ot jects for his not having been dis
gracefully oxpused; but we are strongly
inclined t-i bflieve that a man who
allows himself to write such trash aa he
in regaid to negro education, is bereft
of all grateful emotion. We will not
argue this matter any farther now; for
statistic will convince any reasonable
man who is willing and open to con
viction that, since eaiancipation more
oUou, corn, sugar, tobacco etc, have
been produced than ever were raised
by mean of above labor, and that too
white the negro waa making such pro
gress iu education, in many instance
under .advene circumstance, a to
wake the praise and commendations
of those, wno formerly were hi ene
mies Therefore,, away with such hon
eue, and their author, that "edaca-
tins the negro baa proved a failnrer
and le. the legislature cauy out the
pint t well as tne letter 01 ine con
stitution in providing good public
school, in which, "there shall be no
diacrtminai ioa in favor of, aor to the
prfjudke of either race." .
: : ' y.' :: C H. M.
The man who believe in a place tor
everv thine and every thior ia iu place
ever ha ia postage stamp when he
want to post a letter.
A maaV mind U' lik his bed it
most be made up occaakwally-
City Itemo,
T Tate City SaHerleer
Dea't fail to Laveyoar oooer ready
for I shall call oa ytw atoac for the
moaey yoa are da sor tae iw, -
raOTlDXJP BXTUTT. Jft.
A Good Appointment.
We are pleased to learnt bat 8. Van
Amringe Esq., Clerk of the. Superior
Court, ha appointed John Harris
Howe, a magistrate of New Hanover
County in the place of J. CL Hill, re
signed; This appointment is peculiarly
gratifying to Mr. Howe' friends in the
Fifth Ward, and from the sterling char
acter of the new appointee we are sat
isfied that the county has been also
benefitted. . ,
Board or Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen met in regu
lar monthly, session at the City Hall
iatsigfc.f
The Special Committee on removal
of city pound reported progress and
was granted farther time to report to a
called meeting otthe board, bat should
there be no , such meeting, to deposit
its final report with the clerk of the
board.
The petition of Columbia Engine
Company for a house for engine was re
jected. The Committee : on Streets and
Wharves, in regard to the opening of
South Water street, between Orange
and Ann "streets, reported favorably
upon the same and submitted an ordi
nance authorizing the Mayor to cause
the properj survey to be made and the
said streot to be opened and established;
the proper assessments for th owners
of laud required for said street to be
made under the direction Of the sheriff
by a proper and lawful, jury , as provi
ded by law; the. said jury to asess,
also, the value of the advantages re
sulting from, opening said street to the
owners of lots adjoining.". The report
was received and adopted.
A recommendation of the committee
on Fire Department, for the payment
often dollars to the Cape Fear Engine
Company, for a stove for the company's
engine house, was adopted. '
Reports from the Chief of the Fire
Department aud the Superintendent of
Health, for the past month, were re
ceived tod filed.
Alderman Worth offered ihe follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resoleed. That the Chief of Police is
heieby instructed to detail a. force for
the purpose of taking up hogs and cat
tle running at large during the nifi-ht
time: and, ihexompensation alio ted
said force shail be equivalent to half
the hoes imposed on redeeming said
hogs and cattle from the pound, which
allowance shall be added to the -present
fine for redeeming.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Notice Ward Sleetiugt.
Rooms keiv Eaecutive Com.
i
Wilmington, N. C.;Mar. 1, '83,
The Republican voters of the First
and Fifth wards of the city of Wilming
ton will aasemble on Tuesday night,
March 13, 1883, to nominate two can
didates in each of the above wards for
Aldermen. ,r
The upper division of the First
Ward will meet at 8 o'clock, at Capt
E. Nichol's Bucket Co's. house in
Love's Alley.
The lower division will .meet at 8
o'clock . at Josh ileares' store, corner
Seventh and Red Cross streets.
The first division of Fifth Ward at
New .Market House
The second division at the engine
house on Ninth street.
Immediate'y after the nominations
are made, the voters of the third divis
ion First Ward will meet together and
elect three precinct committeemen.
The voters of the first and second di
visions id the Fifth Ward will also
elect three precinct- committeemen,
each.'- .
9. D Manning, Chairman Repub
lican, Executive Committee, New
Hanover County.
J. H.' Brows, Secretary.
luaty Toaaaalaaioaerm. '
The Board of Coaaty Commiaaioners
met ia regular monthly eioa yester
day atSO P. present, U: A. Bagg,
Chairman, and Commissioner Moore,
Pearee, Worth and Montgomery.
Th Treasurer presented hia report
for .the ' month of February, which
make t&e following exhibit
General fj ad balance ia hand ti3,
Edacatiooal fund balance ia haod
$1,6?70.
Register of Deeds wbsaitted hi re
port for the month of February, cover
iec fee received from aiarriax lieeoaea
I imWating to ttt TO, and exhibited the
j Treasurer's receipt for the same.
The following partie were granted
Uceeeee to mail apiritaooa iiaor, ia
the city of Wilmiagtoe: Geo L.
Schatte, C J. Moore, J. U, Crooaa,
HorreU MeLaia,.
B. F. Bma, Ca$bie esecft aor
HaraettTowtMhi, preated hto2
ial boad in the um f II whka
wae exaileU accepted and airroTed,
aad ordered rejgiatared aad alled where
poa he waa 4aij alied.
J. W. UUlks OeajBtaUiect of
Cane Fear Tewwaii? iimeeud lit
JjofficjaLbond in the sum of f 1,000,
which was examined, accepted and ap
proved and k ordered registered and
fiied, whereupon he was duly qualified j
according to law.
W. L.I Smith, Mayor of the city of
Wilmington, submitted hia annual re
port of fees collected and paid over to
the County Treasurer, which was re
ceived, ordered registered in the record
of official reports and filed.
The regular venire of jurora for the
April term of the Criminal Court was
drawn as follows: T. R. Utley, Jno. M.
Clark, F. H. Mitchell, E. J. Moore,
Elijah Lane, F. M. Wooten, F. C.
Sadgwar; Richard BSasley , R. AT Kings
bury, J. T. Kerr, James Kegan, Elvin
Artis, A. B. George, W F. Alexander,
W. M. Hankina, C. EL Robinson, J. A.
Hewlett, JT Femberger, Eli Bataon, C.
M. Bonham, W.- J. Penny, A. F,
Davis, Geo. P. Lamb, W. W. Waddell,
James Quion, Jno.D. Smith, John S.
Gibson, John Ottoway, W. Cromwell.
S. H. Penny. ',-,
MAKttIlI.
LESESNE--CANADA.4'.-At tbo rcbi
dence of Mr. A. C. Hug?iiis, iu the town of
Jacksonville. Onslow County, on the 'Jlst
day of February, 1SS1, bv .Kev. ICeuneth
Mctlouald. Dr. CHAULKS LF.SIiSNS and
MISS KATK CANADA Y.
' 'i. DILD. '
, SELLEK.-! In this city, oa the morning
of the 5th instj, of e jcsii-uiit ioii, WILLIAM
E. K. SELLttW. ag.i 27 years and U
months. - V. - .
NEW A 1 V ERTI SEM ENTS.
Ward's White Lily Soap
; FOR ' '
"'.' ! . i .. . .-
Laundry aud Toilet Use. .
. tS DO kin V A V W I T 1 V,
WASHBOAIIDSAN D 'BOILER
ANUCOa'l'.VliNS NO UUSIN T -TCUN
I.
THE FABRIC-YELLOW,
it can itr. i .si:i fr:iTiif:u im
HOT OK t'OLH WATKlt.
It saves fuel, i time aud labor, atd is
recommended und endorsed by soriie of
the leading ChemUta iri lh country.
For sale by '
ADItl.VX V tOM.I KS, ;
.. Wholts i'e Atents.
Notrce,
'HK uudersiBncd having bvt upt'oiutcd
Kegistrars of election lor the city ol Wil
mington, hereby give .notice to' ail con
cerned, thai there will be lie.!. I a Municipal
Election for the eilcctiou of two Aldermen
in each ward of the city of Wltiuington, oa
. 1:- '1 .
Jhe Fourth. Thurgilay in March, (Marc"! -M,)
18S5; that the rHdi.-,- for . fcaid- election will, be
kept open on said . iMircn Cil, 'SS', Irciu
seven o'clock A. if. until suntt, at the
place designated bt'iow.and that Registra
tion books will be kept iieu from o'clock
A. M. toti o'clolt 1. f. oa every day 'sun.
days excepted," com mloc'i:);; viU AtO'day,
March the 5th, KS'I. at o o'clock 1'M. at the
places detonated below:
FIRST WVI'VPKU 1'IVISIUN;
,, Registration f-V. M. i;vu.' '.ore, cor
ner Nixon Street iwid Loot's ..U ; vo'.ing
place nortIic;(.c,is Tiier x-t lur;u and
Harden Streets. i 1 !
FIRST WARl, IXWKt; 1IV1-UN.
i ;;i - - ,. -
RcaclsLratiou a; Market itvne. r.ortb-
eastern corner of Fourth nJ Cawi-U-II
BUecta; Toll i) g lace uunr.
Ssecvn i Ward.
RegUiraUoa at City IU'!; vv'tng pUce
TU1UU WAKU.
tVitriio- al OlMeia lso-li building.
oalh westera corner Eifith and I"rlac
8reet; voUif place me.
rotRTH WAIili.
- - '
lUistraUoo at Ana sr-t t lu:o
How, ouU ai4 of Aea .-trcl bi
Froot and s-jaJ Hwiit toUuj rc
Mate. .,''
FIFnt WAsil.
RrUtrauoa at Mrat ItuuMt gtlt-
witer-i tSKttcr K.:th aod C4l streets
yoUa f-Uc amsae. ' 1
W.M. I.VAX-.
RstMm trm "a rJ. i""t-t t-j&t&-.j
il, l. OflKiXt.. '
IU;uarar fir VTafd. Ut-mi l,vm.
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&e-catur Imw w 4 At A. 1
i ' !
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF NORTH dAKOLINA, MEW
HAMOVKR COUNTY,
j 8UPKKIOK GOOBH
1 Notide.
yHEREAS, PUnj of IneorporaUon
pursuant to Jaw ha been filed in this
office, of a corporation! to be known
"Tha Cape Fear Enterjerislnr Company"
by the subscriber thereof, and ltappearinc
that ail the capital stock has beea subscribed
for and paid in, now therefore, the persons
who have signed said Han of Ineorpora
Uon are hereby notified to meet at the
office over the s tore of LJBrown, in the city
of Wilmington, on Monday April 2d, 1883,
at a o'clock P. M., for the purpose of elect
ing officers amd organlEing under the Plan
of Incorporation on file in this office.
Given endermy hand and seal of office
10th day of March. A. D 1883.T . ..
tZl VANAMBINaS,
Clerk Superior Court and Jadge of Probate.
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STATE OF KOETH $ CAROLINA. NEW
HAKOVEE COUNTY.
Sf PEBIOE COCTBT," BPBIUa TEBJC 1883.
tv. venaoieana AL.ti.ii
HvPlllan nnrlnUri HnlQer ll
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business under the name
and style of Venable t
Ueyman, - .-.
against .
S. J. Eichlestien. V
Plaintiff.
rjHLS is an action to tocver a debt due
on 'account from the Defendant to the
l'laintitr, and a warrant of attachment has
issued herein and it appeang to my satis
fa;t iou that the Defendant is a non resident
aud cannot after due diligence be found In
this state, and that he has 'property In the
slate, and that a cause o? action exists
against sid defendant, and this ooartha
jurisdiction thereor. Xow Jhis is to com
mand fakl defendant To appear at the next
term ot the Superior Court of New Hanover
1'ounty, to be held on ti e 13th Monday
afier the 1st Monday ih March 1883, and
answer or demure to the; complaint or
judgment will be rendered against him ac-
coruing io law. l
8. VANAMB1NGE,
Clerk Superior Court,
mar l It, ' New Hanover County.
64TATK OK NOBTH CAROLtN A, COUNTY
OK NEW HANOVER.
KLTKKroK COUKT "Sl'KlNd TERM 1883,
Francis W, Williams and Alex. O. Black,
. t radiug under the firm naide of Williams
iltack fc Co. I
" vs. -V'-hi ."'
Edward B. Dickson.
jHIS ia an action to reaver a debt due
ou account from tne defendant to the
plaintitls, and a warrant of attachment ha
issued herein aud it appearing: to my satis
faction that the;detendant Is a non resident
aud cannot after due diligence be found in
this btate, ana that he has property ia this
state and that a cause of fectiou exists
against said defendant, and tai Court has
jurisdiction thereof. f
flow this is to command said defendant
to appear at the next term of the Superior
Court of New Hanover County, to be held
on the i::th Monday alter the 1st Monday
in March ISSi, and answer or demir to th
complaint or judgement will tie rendered
acuinst him according to law. 5
. Van AM R1N (.&,,
Clerk of Superior Court.
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MRS. S. J, AVANT'S,
BOarding House, V
KXT door to Mr. 11." IF. -White's, 'on
Market Between Second anThU Streets,
ViIrulnton, N. C, Ratts per Oay, fl-OU;
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per week, Si.m). Meals & cents. -
feb is tf. '
FAYETTEV1LLE UuSERVER.
OnThursdav, February 8ih, l$S3, the un
dersigned will revive tha pablicaiion of
the KA V ETT KVILI.K Orhkkvbk.. - '
The Ou.sr.KVKK will be a large 23 column
weekly newspaper, and will be mailed to
subscriber, postage paitfcat $2 per annum,
always in advance. It will give': the news
of the day in as ample form as Its pae will
permit and both tegular and' occasional
correspondents will contribute letters from
the capital on state politics and affairs
(Democratic in politics the .Qbsbhvkji
will labor, first of all. to, assure the , pros
perity of the town of Fayettevtlfe, to de
velop the vast agricultural resources of its
own pud the neighboring counties, and to
promote al 1 that concerns the welfare ol the
people of North Carolina. i !l
, Opposed lokucb innovationaonihehonest
ways cf our fathers as. In the guise of pro
gress, harm society, the Ohsxhvkb will be
iouud In full sympathy with the new things
born of the changed condition of the south
which sound judgement; or enllgbUned
exerience And lo be alse good, .if
as to the refu it will strive to deserve the
reputation M the name it Inherit. ,
C. j.-UALt, J a.
Notice.
'I'lIK anderslraed bavtu aaaimxi a ad
I tniataUmtrts. ot Lb alaS oi i FUa
K now !. oa Um tlta day oT Oitobsr, A. D.
ivi NoUc is bry giveelo all proas
iDtiebtevt toasiddseeaeed. to ttoaae Uamedl
at pay weal and aa cwrsoaa aa-rtsg eiatsa
raiostsaM essai. will trniil
t Umsbs
twymeat oa or before the Z.4A day ot f-rvo.
Ut. a. lu fs. or tat aur will tx
p letd la bar of ibr rrcors-ry. tale 2AA4ay
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COAL AND WOOD.
t vjii. of P-ri B4 aad Wkil Asa. Urals,
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Of all kUidsia fall unnli lam mm "' 1.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,
THOS. E- GILMAN,
5 .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW, , ;
JACKSONVILLE, ON5LO W COUN-
' TY, N. a
J3KACTICE3 In the coarU of Carteret,
Onslow, Duplin and Pender counties.
Prompt attention given to th collection ot
all claim. Persons desiring to purchase or
all lands in either of the " above named
counties will consult their own Interest
by seeing or eorrpondlng wl.h me. Ad
dree ; '. " '
. THOMAS E. OILMAN,
I Attorney at Law.
"novastf Jacksonvlll, N C
S. W. ODEN, JR.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
FOURTH BETWEEN BRUNSWICK AF1
BLADEN STREETS,
Repairing done in all Branches .of the Trade
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and Satisfaction Uuaranteed.
an? ly.
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CHICAGO.UJ.."
ORANGE MASS.-h
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CHAS. KLEIN
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Undertaker and Cabinet
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