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Li "Hp ' 'Mi':1 open lioni S a 111 i 12 m, and
..,.! p mi. Money order on Register
I ,rtni' nl pen s;iiue as taiMp oftiec.
l.iir tor opening ana cjting vii-
.,i..n Library A.-vcialion- Heading
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i,,'(!ok i p.i.i 1 ul"';k
o !ck in, to VcIoc.k in.
;', oV!'ck p 111, to 10 o'clock, p in.
!;.ii i K ciL'i boys arc nof antlim
i to -rll cupi-i of the IVi'r.
11I Servic. tJ. ts. Army Sv'eathui
lie port.
Ot feEKVCR'3 OFKICB, i
iiaun'jto.n, May.'.', IbVl. f
c, U'..!r...ioui;Tkr j VinJ
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OTTO SC1IUTZE,
"Observer, U. S A.
o: i Ni:vsPAir-:K4, suitable for wrap
in- paper, in packages vl tilly, lor .sale
I.; th is ottice.
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V. II. orr l autlnn i.td :to
Hhl ana rc.vipt Iill Hue ttic
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rilURCJl jmiKCTOltY.
si. Pa ul'.s Evajsoeuca Ll j ii i:is
in k n. May 10th. f
' Jeriiian service at 11 a.m.
CiiprliLi service at 8 p. m.
uii'lay School at I p. m.
Fn:vr.jl. Giiujicu Walnut Hall
-Kcv. W. . I. Parkinson.
rvit os at 11 a. m.
-f p. m.
Na.lav School at' a. m.
rraycr Meeting and JJib'lc talk Thursday
iL'ht, p. in. Street preaching at the
'va-l of the Market at 1! o'clock Sab
Mill afternoon.
Sr. Pai l's (Kits opai.) C'iu'rcii
U.iy lth Services af 1 1 o'clock, a.
; ami S o'clock t. m. Iiev. T. 31.
Ambler, Hector.
iml;i v. Mav loth. The lit. Kev.
7
I'aoma-" Atkinson, O.D., Hishop of
Kith Carolina, .will viit St. Mark's
Pari-h aiid-aduaiuistcr the rite of con
:r:u:iti'in. .Services coininencing at 8
tl'xlc p. in.' Seats free.
"i. John's Cm iuii, May 10th.
ftfh Sunday alter Kjtcr.
lr;':lr:Uioii of the II)lv lOucliaii-l
i ii
I
4 ' a. m.
the
rninir Pravcr",
: 11a m
j 8 p m
fining Praver at
si. Mark's Kpi-ii t ii i:'ii,
V l"th. . !
l illh Siin-fiy al'i-i M i-'aM .
'hrniu- Pravcr al 1 M nf:
v.v nin- Praver at ; s p. ni
, Kin-r Bvpjivr Cni:r m. -uicrof
'b.'k-t and Fifth Street- KldcrJ.-C.
Men. a-toi--Sur.day. 31ay.i.th 1871.
!' io at 11 a. nr., and p. in. -viu.Lty
School at a. m. Prayer
''".titij- f hursday niglit at o'clock.
l ,r,i - Suppcf t )-inoriow alter morning
s,rii.n, -liaving been postponed from
'Sil'oaLh. , L
1 " ' ali-gone feeling which people
?UK'tiiiu speak of, is caused by want
5 pr.jper action of the liver and heart.
may lc aited. and the bowels
v?ulatiil, by 7m-. r , '!; r- Vsin
"nail '
' "i; and Hour are .staple articles:
Mot niijkte b than .JJi n- n.t' i Awjihine
''" "i, where known, It ii good for
"'"Mreii ur adults, for any! internal
rvuVs uf- tllc chct or bowels', and the
Liniment prepared,, under what
v,niame. . j
Lii: following delegates have been
'I hjintcd to the Hepublican Judicial
P inion of the 4th District, from
Lis
countv: OwenBurncv, S. II 3Iau-
John Bell, i:. Cantwcll, Alfred
J"yk buuean Holmes.
uehu were 7 interments in line
rot Cemetery during the pa-t week:
2; childreu,
fernAXGERS, iead our church calcu-
dar.
Mk. James
leet continues to iiri
prove.
; The lighter
Modoc is on the way?
being repaired.
t
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time was had at the
neck tic festival
last night.
Won't somebody get up that dog
light that has Wen so long. .talked of.
We learn tha
t Mount Olivet Council
will give an excursion down the river
in a lew daws.
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31c. James &pru'nt lell for Europe
yeslcnjajr, where ho intends remaining
several months.
" lr is said thkt there is nothing new
under the sun."
Anvhow we will have
a new Pbstoflice sometime in! August.
A 'Ooiey Plv(i)ke 5.f A y
oumr
man of this city paid lorj one. For
further particulars call on Front street.
the arrival of the Pioneer a sail,
just the thing for the Little Walter .will
be brought out,
and then sneMl e all
"rectus." '
Who ever heard of a sklllett being
tried for disorderly conduct ? We have
least such was the easel before His
lJonox,this morning. I
4-
The greatest turnout that! ever hap
i
pened in Wilmington, will be the pro-
cession cm 3Icmorial day.
ast pre-
parations are being made.
The Hew W. J. Parkinson preaches
at Walnut Hall to-morrow (Suiulayi)
morniug,and night. He1 will also or
ganize ;t Sabbath School to-morrow
morninir
Till: nj embers, of the Hoojw and LacN
der epmpany arc, requested
to meet at
the Truck House on Monda afternoon
at 2 o'clock, to join in the jprocession.
See advertisement.
r
3Ir. H. BeasEKY, who was injured
badly yesterday while on hislwayJiome,
bv the horse rui ning awav and fthrow-
ing him out of i
he cart, ' is reported to
,nl, ' 1
be5 suffering very much to-day.
We are informed that theimecting of
the retail liquor dealers will! be held on
Tuesday afternbon at 3 p'clock, at
Brock's Exchange, instead, ot Monday,
as w e stated on Wednesday.!
iu ,.i
"iiuuoic or .louaccu-iiewiuK,
. ..i.:. lr x i. , i ..l : i
rosin-our uev i says ne nas trieu u,
-i ! i i
when he had n i tobacco, and it act
like a charm, tins discovery lie now
presents jrati to the Tenders of .the.. a character as to warrant the 'Squire in arebrijfly thcse . There was a Temner
Post. M demanding the sum of 3(0 bail, in dc- ;,,. tii.Vt. e.onsi.stinff soltdv of Demo-
Anv one doubting Wilmington's be-
M.' . J , . - i , .
r the greatest naval store market in
i i . J . i, u
3 w orld, let him ta&c a stroll along
our wharves, and uehoid lor fiimsen me
Ui 4 it ic il I
pifes upon riles lof naval stojres waiting lcarn that tjie .lvor an,i Board of Al
shipmenl. j clcrmeii held a meeting this morning to
U-Mvoenvritrheflenizins of Prill-
,:ps, freot. adiiitcut to the Post, were
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called to their kloors yesterday ,alter-t
nnn hv- ( h p Tlkord inarv noise occa-
sionPilbv ahorie bavkina up a ' tree,
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L..1.J i k..:.i
ins owner succceucu hohcu-i.ju uuu-j
liii'Hiis anpetiti - i I
- ,
oSequcntH c caunut
. . It
i is thcwor.
are not partial, c(
lii-tioliei'V. Mum
. f-
Talk about jour starry pights for a
ramble, ycur Broadway lor a prom- m.
nvi.lp fKn wp.it hpr we are iiow eniov- I
1 :ie0fn,lcif from i fKpJOns
House to Chadbburnc's extensive! saw
mills, just beat all those things hollow.
l.oli'pvn 5t insl trv the ex-
perimunt.
The Experiment. The Ibarge Ex
penment, now irt course ol construction
liv Arssr.4. Tom merman & Conev. will ;
be completed aoout Tuesday, and a
fL. VxmUion for the benefit of
tun;, iM'nn,U nn, rni.nintuncM will be
. . . i
""",U J -,! " l : r, I .
mv-mi nil
The barge
vided with ample
T he Yacht Retta is being thoroughly head this morning. j j
repaired, and iJer friends and sympa- ', l ... r Dr. iKeeu
thLrs all say thlt the like has not been Grand Lnited OrOlr (lm 111-
J J , ,i..i 1. i.L l ows. Past Grand Master A. Maults- ,L
seen, the way sue n gnue uirougu iue . P.P.
j:.. : .--n 1 u by, accompanied oy i . .r., .xj. T Ar
water", uisiaucii
Wcd iesday or. Thursday, be entiticu u a.s utuj .6-- livc abd let live." Democracy, as rep
:a U.,;,t;f,,i thAr nnrl nro-1 the Convention as uicy iic i. u.c resentea by the .Aciw, says, n a
lo .fupi x I . , l I , . , ; .
I i I . tr .I'll. I ntnrl I nf Ha nlno "i J tfjofsirll It t Q
(nnvpnipnrps. siiiu iju i iuhh . . - - - r i
doubt the Experiment will prove a suc
cess. Should it do soothe Captain in
forms us that
larger and more
he shidl construct a '
beautiful -onfe, for the
benefit of excursionists next season.
: ! .
is Honor
TliC followinflt'wcrotlicpuly cisea dUS
posed of tins wqng, vii:
.William Skillett lor disorderly con
duct, find $10 and costs, . or 1 days on
the street?. I
Phillis 3Ioore, for disorderly con-
duct. - Judgment suspended on pa,y-
ment of costs.
Itobt. Miles, for .selling liquor on Sun-
day. Judgineut reserved.
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Ihe number of carts in market for
the past week, 1'21.K
THERti wa slaughtered lor market
purposesduripthe past week, 41 beeves,
17 hogs, 72heep, 1 goat. ;
To CEOl'At meeting held t'iis
morning at the Produce Exchange, it
was decided; to close the Exchange at
12,o'cIock Monday, in respect to Me-
morialD ir
Akki ved. A dispatch was received
. ' . B
re this morning from (, apt. Julius
Here tins morning trom (,apt. Julius
youer, stating mat me jmuia lunn,
fi;jvinrr ltt Inw ' tno dnnm 1 1 ror 1 rrr nr-
rived safely; at Norfolk this morning.
i.jTHE following delegates have been
ftnnoinlpd fn tlm l?ptnllicfin iVmorrps-
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sional Convention, or the ru District
"...
irom this county: x . Ii. (Terken, L.
E. Puce, J. H. Smytlie, Jno. If. White-
man, Geo. W. Price, (Jeo. L. Mabson.
J.C.Gorman", Adjutant General of
the State, and a practical printer, is in
the city and made a call on us this
morning. General Gorman represents
the outjook las very pro'mising for the
Republican
party in the: coming cam-
J'paign, and
that we are gaining every-
Series of .meetings. -Daily morn-
j ing prayer meetings are now going on
from 71 o 7 o'clock, in the First Bap-
tist Church) and there is preaching
every night at 8 o'clock. The congre-'
gations show interest, and the ordi-
nance ot "baptism will be admimstcretl
again to-morrow (Sunday) night.
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Co ! Neu.e Mc'K-VV passed through
bur citv last niirht. The Democratic
enthusiasm in the uppeij part of the
district was elfectually quenched 1V the
ill)' quenclu
nomination of W addell and the shoul-
dering of back pay. The people say
thev will not go back upon their decla-
rations to gratify any set pf politicians
or any individuals
Sent to JAiL.-Samuel Hayes, for
. .. .. PA.vif. x 1 I
stealing tlie.;8um ot zou rom jacKsou .
J . t W i I
tellers, on last Wednesday morning,
was tried before Justice Van Amringe
this mornimr. and his guilt was ot such
fault of which he was 'placed in jail
there to rest until the nc.t term of the
there to rest unt.
. it
Superior Court.
1 j t
:
PUvFr, jV an eve witness we
the amount of damages occa-
Wiicu uy a.voung man s icau
, , i ' i i
il. ! rIM,..K.l-i' ,.i,rb if f in
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grand collation. It is said he wanted
another glass, but had forgotten that
1 j 1 1 1 " 1 A. I
there was !a ui ick in nis-nai, which at-
- .
counted for the glass jbeiHg broken.
lie was uiscovcivu wuu v "i,p
-r i:.. i u., . . m in,.'
haW, will leave here on Wednesday
next for Newbein. for the uirposc ot
enquiring into the utility of establish-
tin luniif, I
ing a Lodge of their Order in that city.
M. J. K. Cutlar, assisted oy viranu
"Ma.ste - rs J. '.E. Kimr and J . II. isrow n
L,;!! to T?:,leiah on Wednesday next
for the purpose of organizing a new
Lodge there. This order is represented
hrinor in a tiounshiug condition in
I I
I.
Rooms Rep. District Committee, )
i Wilmington, N. C, May 0. )
..Uo-, , . ,
The District uonvention 10 uuua-
nate a Republican candidate torlon-
gress will meet at Fayetteville, N. C.
SS imh ilicvi. , - ' 1
. - . . ...:n I
on the 18th instant, ricu coum, t.x
. , 1 :ii 1
mil. pmimv will I
at t fiviniv
.. a ' i . - 1 v r. 4" ? in I
' .1 I nirni HD KP (II lilt; At IL llil lull I UIC9 U HV- IHUUJv, i.Ht 'V ,
n- 'n,lm5HM : the names of these firms should be pub
Chm'n Rep. Pwtnct Committee. . . that paper with th intent to
Fayetxvuie exumw,
.. i.ti i V cir lirvrilA I
IRepubOmnonrtrr a... J' v
copy.
s i
Board of A ldee mex. il-A s
jneeting of the Board of AldermcD,
calle4jby Mayor Canaday, was held
f yesrdpiy afternoon ; presentj the May-
dr'lina Aldermen Adrian, Fishblatc,
Grainger,, Moore, Bice, Bants and
Hankies. j
The Iaror stated that he liad called
the Bqarl together for the purpose of
J considering certain appointments made
I by him but Monday, on the police force.
j These appointments were majle subject
to the japproval of the Board, and he
recommended that the same be conrihh-
cj j ?
. t I t " j i i " i A 5 J
of thf flavor in appointing llobert M c-
enzie as one ot the night Uaptani8,
J. fe. W. Fugles aiid . Jb AUp aber-
geanisj ami Jiiartm r iioming, oimon
Kichardsbn'Benjanim.T-Pxicc, Alonw
Fletcher, C. C. Taylor, Wni. jH. Howe,
W. A. Daughlin, Lewis Bryant, Ed.
McGallagJher, W.H Hcndersdu,. Jas. J.
Canaday, Benj.R. Kingand John Ku-
ark as (privates, on the police force of
Ul?"' 18 hey ai'PT'
Petition of the tax-ljstersL prav
that thfey be paid $3 per diem for ih
ing
that thfey be paid $3 per diem for their
services, as in previous years, wasgrant-
I CU.
The Board then adjourn e'd,
For
i ho Post.
Editutr Post .' The campaign is about
to open. The Democrats
. , , ,
conceived ana hrofiHit, fort
liavc met,
conceived and brought forth
A Salary
Grabber for Congress. A
Ku-Klux
Chief
"or Judge. A legislative gere-
mander and constitutional patcher for
Solicitor.
The way is open all things are now
ready. This Judicial ''district wants
and must have a pure, impartial, just,
uncontjiminated and uprighi man for
Judge. A substantial but not over
money iloving man for Congress and
a Solicitor of quick perceptions and
ready business habits.
This countv will, sav trive lis Russel.
onr DOV Judge1, who went
upon the
Bench k beardless youth, arid at once
came jn contact with the very best legal
talent df the State. The boys mind at
0ncc tolichcd the Chaotic masU, mould-
e( -lt brought unity and strength
out 0f confusion. Born a man, only
waiting a few -years i to be developed a
o-iant. 1 . iv !
To-dav DanieT L. Hussel stands
.forth, without superiors, if an equal in
;tlie Dif net orbta e l, .
janieij Lt Hussel must be elected
Judge of the Fourth Judicial District
Columbus county will roll! up a ma-
J"" . " "a
natives
Tho
Democratic papers liave been'
boastinU of tV fact that thev carried
P i "
1:inv f- a - thfi cjtato ti1(, ite
J i r
mIin;K:bai oloctions. Salisburv was
h u d g havinj? ,r0nc Democratic,
.,vw Li,rtw
The facts in! the case
ance ticket, consistimr solely of Demo-
cratSj for Mayor' and Commissioners,
T, t:L.M sl,Iinnrfpii follow.
is supported as
ll v.v11-- " "t- 'Trr
FOR MAYOR. i
J. J. Sewart, j
41.
FOR CO MM ISSION ERS.
Y A. Davis,
IS,
ol
E. Marjsh,
R. R. Crawford,
B. F. Fralev,
44.
77.
I)
I aiJtCl,
G. A. Bingham,
if x Woodson:
Andrew Murphy,
27.
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Thn. Mho.r ticket which was sunnort
- r r i
by jthe Republicans, amf elected,
was as louow
i ,i
FOR MAVOR.
vo
COM M ISS1 oNKRf-.
31eronev,
'J4b'
1P4
MtCorkle, (Rep.
A. L. Clarke (Rc,..)
S. L. Linton,
M.L. Holmes, (Rep.)
205
312
243
if c..li:
198
Davij E. Bringle, (Rep.)
211
201
French, (Rep.)
The 6ld Ku Klux spirit shows itself
blislJ thc namcs of ycrtain Democrats
wbo bii01Jg to business firms in this
citv. who voted lor Mr. llOIden lor
I ! Wiiiih . ml1 enre th)ir totii
should be "marled and never trusted
again."!' A citizen it seemsMs not -to
vote he pleases lest juried
The blood v Ku Klux "rindrk" their
. tf j f his so. knd in keeping with
thcir b-ttcr intolerance. . Andthe A'r
says it tn ay. publish names sothat' our
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nnnnfnr fnpnfl " TTuiv rifit trjiflft nnv
wuuu mmui. cv .
rt. t--wr 1 ii onn ; mav Tiiir. 1 r'li ii. nnv
moie with these firms. Republican say,
fi. TJ" W" "
man
bitsf rifts
1 he jeics snouia oe a mue careiui. ir
mjuratnem in tneirusines, ine parries
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i
LATEST BY TE LEGRAFH
TENNESSEE.
XAsuviLLE, May l. f
Ten thousand persons, two-thirds of
them colored, witnessed the haugipg of
Bill Kelly. A passing train frightened
a horse, which stampeded 2,000 people.
Several were hurt. J
Mkaitkis, 3Iay U.
At ri ve minutes past 9 o'clock this
morning the Little Bock .wires went
down, and it is now impossible to com1
iiiunicate with that city, either directly
or indirectly! or by way of St. Louis ctr
Orleans. At lad accotuits fightiiig was
going on, and the supposition h that
the lines have all 4een cut, or the lei
egraph ofliec seized.
! Oapt. Sam Houston, wlio was killed
'y'ekekfay above Little Bock, nis foi
merly Supervising Inspector of steam
boats at this port.
NEW YORK.
New ORK, May 0.
The Pennsylvania met the Ethiopia,
with a broken shaft, and took oft her
... . .... . ...
passengers. Uie Ethiopia proceeded
under sail.
A letter from Havana, jdaled April
-.on. -i, .... rr i i t i .
oyth, says: Frederick Dockray was
takpn from "Vnpvit'i on tho 'lth rf alsu, Kmall lot POTOMAC HOE 1IKK
taken irom sueita, on the ith, or RiNGS.'very nice lor breakfast o- tea. New
April, and taken to prison in Puerto MACKEREL and coi Fisir.. Always on
, . . . . .. ' i
Principe, no doubt lor security s sae,
nsi flip. fIill'nc li n vt linon cii noir Vnnv-
itas as; to render the capture of the
place not difficult. Nothing new has,
up to the present time, been made
known regarding his case.
ARKANSAS
. i Little Hock, May V.
The railroads are interrupted, to stop
recruits. Four Brooksite uejrroes wern
killed yesterday, lhe Baxtentes arc
confident of a quorum in both houses
of the Legislature. :
, The 'Brooksites have captured the
steamer Hattie. Frank Linnis was
killed. Capt. Sam Houston has died
from his wounds. John Myers, the
pilot, wras mortally wounded.
TEXAS.
, Jfffer.sox, May D.
James P. Boycc, of Louisville, pre
sides ; at the Baptist convention; Dr.
Burrows of Hichmond, Jones, of Nash
ville, Crane, of Texas, Devote, of Geor
gia, are Vice Presidents. There are
three hundred delegates present.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, 3Iay i).
The great sensation in the proceed
ings ol" the General Conference to-day
was iu the reception of three commis
sioners from the Methodist episcopal
Church North, Rev. A. S. Hunt, D.D.,
Rev. C. H. Fowler and Gen, Clinton B.
Fisk.
CABLH DISPATCHES.
SPAIN.
Madrid, May .
lleplying to fin address, Marshal Ser
rano says, he desires a week's delay to
deliberate on tho political crisis before
reconstructing the cabinet.
A dispatch from Bilboa says that
Gen. Concha's troops are throwing up
fortifications.
Don Carlos and Gen. Ejce are report
ed to bejat Durango 13 miles Southeast 1
of BilbM.
ENGLAND,
London, May V.
The fimes' special from Madrid says
that Marshal Serrano has declared he
will not solve the political crisis; before
the expiration of eighi. days. ..Mean
while he will study the question.
GERMANY.
1 Stuttoardt May 1.
The Emperor of Russia, has been
in this city since thc Cth instant,
having come hither to be present at the
marriage of the Grand Duchese. j He
depart hence oil Monday next for Eng
land. '
A lamji lately exploeded in Durham,
seriously if not fatally burning Nelson
Hopkins. j , !
There) are vet snow drifts in; the
Blue Ridge three feet deep. !
TI TEMBKIIS: Meet at the Trnrk HouMmn
lf Monday,: 11th instant, at 2 o'clock p.
m., sharp. In full uniform and white gloves
lly order of the Foreman. (
I WM. A. WILLWUN, 6Jecrctary..
MOEE
Of those
CI
Elegant and Cheap Suits, of
ot lii ii g;
received yesterday.
NOBBYi 1). B. SACKS fclTIS,
the latest cut, jjut at hand; They are
t vcry rrct,v:.
C i v Ceothii:p-,
21 Xortii Front Street.
may 8
riuiK ami.:uu'n i:rrniTMiicri ' ttm't.
X COMPANY arc prepared to lurnlsh,
EKOY, tlielr Superior uafkty Koto.
I llrilara lott ul T U ., . Vml .1 '.. 1 I ........
staWes Via be nniW.
may l-iv - ElYVAUD POMEIIOY.
TjrKRY ONE that Tltllis THE DUILD
JLi SUGAlt COUN once, irets more anoth
er Fresh Invoice Just Keccived.
a.uu, a general one oi uitLH EltlKX, CAN
NED Goops, W1NE.S uhd LltiUOR.s. Our
I J . . . A . . ?,
PKIDhJ OF THE MAUKET and
I SEKKKU FURT1IWL
Flours give general satisfaction.
Our Mr. ponahoe being now, and will ic
muin some time at the North, and biivliir
goods exclusively for cash, we arc prepared
to put our goods to CASH CUSTOMER at
NORTHERN PRICES.
J. II. etiARlTY cLICO.,
apri tf Under Seaman s' 1 lot uc.
FOR sbi.iciToiV.
"II TE ARE reiQslcd to announce, tlnil.
T T J'WAHJ) (JAN X WEI A j, the Plenl.
liny. Viin I c. .... r . . . . . .
this Judicial District. Kubiect to the lu tiim
&nvent
april K tf
"REMEMBER
THE
THE BEST BUTTER IN TJ iE
! WORLD."
u
yrE are now' prepared to furnish thin
'Choice" Butter to the family trade.
EVERY PACKAGE STAMPED.
Received fresh every week, direct from
our Orange county dilry.
"J1UY ONLY THE 11I.SI.
For sale only by
aprll li
GEO. M VERS i
NEW ViVI) rUESH
-f- - -
-T -
(or
1OOJW - EVERY WEEK
IM PORTED CANNED GOODS
L Try the 1
SjALAD DRESSING.
At
april 21 (iEO. MVEfi'.
HTcAv i''OR
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'The Hidden Win,'' Mnu-Thrce," by OiH'l.-;
'Colonel liaere ' "jS'o Inteiitiona,' "Phinta .
Kednx, ' 'The Rlue 'Uibloii,'-"Lottie Dai
ling," "Young lirowfi, " "Vk'loi ' Tiuunph."'
'Down the ltiver'ii talc of thc Cape Frjir ;
'The Pentateuch,". '.'Hint, and IleJa m
PusUnal Theoly, ' boy Win. H. I'liiiumcr,
D. 1 ., LL. ih
. HElNsJfJEKliKIPS
aprll-lf ; Lic. Hook and MasJeHtore,
iTloxai'f Saloon,
T . 1; Gran ilu How. ,
$ot yii Front s-ihkkt.
GERKEN& HAAR, Proprietor?,
Tie be.-t ol
-o-
Lipors, ymes; Cigars, Lgger BBer,
And ALES always on hand, i iY:Vl'Elt.'
served every fctyle. A .rejcctfiil invitaiien
is extended to all.
feb 11-lm
! LADIES,
YOUR ATTENTION IH ESPECIALLY)
invited to'our large and saried lock Of
's p r i n g-; .
j -and- . :
SUMMER MILLINERY,
yhich "will be sold cheap, ' '
FOR CASH: ONJjY.
I
PRICES TO HUIT CUSTOM E1LS.
E.
31. STROCK
EVANS BLOCK, .
l'rlncess Street, near From
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