- t v " t. ; . v
i ?- fn n !
r t
. PLEASE NOTICE.
It published srverj aftomoon, 8undeys
wptH.fcf - ', ;
7osn. T. J AMISS,
gUBUfIPTIONS.,08TAqEPAID.
use year, ffc.OO HiK onth, $ 1 W ; Thre
uutru, 1 1i; One month, 60 eeots. ..
Ctt paper will be delivered by carriers,
rS of eharre, My rprt ( tl" 0117 at
tDor rates, oris Knta per wek.
adTertisinr rates 'ow and liberal
sy8abseribr will please report any and
U failure! to reciv their papers rei-nlarlj.
1
,1
We wili be (Tad so rscelve' eentsftWnicationi
front omr rrlears on any and all sub sets
general interact but :
Tne name of the writer must always be far
sdshed so the Editor. m . a a . . -
CCommmnJeations nnst be written en onl7
as side of the paper. t
PsTsoaaUtles savst be avoided. . i : :
And It Is espeeiallj and psvtMnlariy under
H
VOL. V.
WILMINGTON, N. C FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1880.
NO. 50
stood that the Editor does not always endorse
the views of eorrespon dents, unless so tiat d
la the edrsorial eolnmns.
J1
jailt--Review.
i
3
New A d vertisomen t.
7xiu a & xiODDlOKe
45 Market St.
K WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT
we bre opened in connec'ion with our
Dress liocda Departmont, over -loo pieces
pt Worsted Drew Goods, which we are
offering t ..' - V ' .
f- V - ' " . -
;15c. 20c and 25c.
1 These geods arejelerted with a view
to the want of this market, and embrace
matty Jfarelties. Having purchased in the
: months of October, November and De
cember, anticipating the advance which
hat r cently taken place, and aa far as
possible will give the benefit to our patr ns.
B lack C ash m e res.
We ' are making a specialty of our
Mourning Department and have always
on handa fuU assortment, of all the Nov
elties la this particular branch of our busi-
1
Black Crapes.
We have by far the largest w assortment
ef Black Crapes "you can find, and are the
Sole Agents of
THE WIDOWS' CRAPE,
For the deepest mourning.
2 Button Kid Gloves.
la Oaera, Spring and Dark Shades.
They need no comments.
From 6 Cents Up !
We will be receiving large additions
every day now, as our buyer is in the
Northern markets at the present time.
The way to secure Bargains is to keep
eallbg.
BR0W1T & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
mch JO
Fashionable Millinery !
JATBSBT 8TYLS8 JQST OPENED 1
Competent lady In charge. Also an entire
b w tnortice t of Ladies' lnderwear,Child
ren's .Linen. Plane, Oioirbam and 'Calico
halts, Infants' hps, Ctmitrniojr Kobe,
Cloaks, e Latest styles In flair Good?, at
MISSES. KARUKK & McGO WAN'S,
mch 39 ,-' No. 6 8 Fronf 8t
WEW 000DS HEW GOODS-
,l 8 8. J.BiKia has just received a new
1Y1 lot of Lefhern Bonnets. Flats and Hatg
All the new styles of Bat, Fluwers. Ribbon
and everythlna: in the Milliner lines, all of
which I offer to the public on the mof t lib
eral terms. ; I - am able to effer fjreat n
dneemsnts to tbe l adles of the city and nr
roandiofl; oona'ry, both as to qo lity a d
price of (roods. Hair work- done in the
most improrei styles. I keep Ztphyr and
Kaxony Wool In all clo-s. Call and see
for yourselves, . correr Third and Orange sts.
apt 3 I
Walter Coney,
DEALER IN
JlJBACCO, IMPOliTBD AND DO
HtJSTIU CIGARS, Cigartte, Snuff and
Pipes of all descriptions.
T-
WALTER OONET,
' rf Market street.
apl a
auDCoes
V Velvet Frames tjnd Eiaels
j BEADriFDL A8iiHME5Tt Field
" Crrqaet, all prie; family BiblesHymn
I B oki, Prayer Boks. Ae , Ac, at
bookstore.
pl O
WiLaisarov, if. C, April 1, 1S80.
THK aXKOUTlVh. COMMITTEE of tie
I . ,. ' .
Democratic Party for this (Third) Congres
sional blotrict, a ill meet at the Parceil
Hoase, in Wilmington, on Wednesday the
Hat of April, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
A fnU at eadaaee is eainestly req nested.
These nnah'e to attend will please notify the
Chairman and send pruxies.
Pi CH48. P. H T EB8, Chm'n.
-Moore Index, Warsaw Brief Mentis, fay.
UTtu. Banner please copy. ' . -.
LOCAL NEWS.
1 New Advertisement.
Jis IV Km a, Sect y Third Ward.
P Bsiwsssaeaa or Blank Books.
K 8 WARaorK Job Printinf .
Fa'e of The Carolina Central Railway, un
der Deeree f Foecl"8ure.
Yarn. Velvet Framei and Easels.
No Oitv Court tu-dav.
T slsy is the anDiverssry of the sur
render at Appomattox.
Quite a ?arge number of hogs were
C4ptured and carried to the city peund this
morning. ;
You can buy No. 1 (Rooking and Heats
ing stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
A gentleman iu forms us that twenty
four telephone poles or the Turnpike were
strack by lightnii g on Tuesday Bight
last.
The dark cleuds have parted and tbe
sun and tbe earth are again .in. commu.
nication with each other. The wind is,
however, still from the North and the at
mosphere is too co 1 for crtmfort.
Window Glass if ali s'zes, Dors, Sash
and Blinds, Buildeis Hardware,&c, Low
st plreces at JXeom's.
Plows, bhoveis), lJi.outoik8, Spdaes
Rakes, Trace Chaii.s, Plow Lices, &c For
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
Eiht years or ten ears 'for Mr. Best,
is the way.thfy put it at the Court House
n w whenever the lookers-on - hear tbe
Judge seuds a 'prisoner up for a term of
ysars in the Penitentiary.
The sale of the Carolina Central Rail
way will take place at public amctien,in
this city, on Monday, the 31st of May,
under the auspices of the Commissioners,
Messrs. N, A. Stednaan, Jr., and Junius
Davis, -
la our report of the proceedings of the
Criminal Ceurt yesterday we laadvert
ently stated that Ben Meore, celored,
charged with larceny, was acquitted
Instead of being acquitted, however, the
defendant was tonnd guilty and sentenced
to eight years In the -Penitentiary.
For Stedman.
It is rumored on the streets that Ma-
sonboro. Federal Point and Harnett
townships instructed their delegates to
day to vote Lt Maj. C. M. Stedman in
the County Convention. Other tewnsbips
not yet heard from. v
Criainal Court.
The attention of tbe .Court was occu
pied for the mt part to day with the fol
lowing cases: '
-State vs. J. Wa'.ker and John Mer
rick, charged with breaking int' store
house (tobacco factory). Verdict guilty.
The Court sentenced Wralker to ten years
in the Sttte Prison' Judgment in th
ease of John Merrick was not prayed, by
the Solicitor, there beicg other cases to
come up against this svma def ndmt t
the next term of this Cjart.
- State vs. John Statcbor, chsre I with
barratry. On trial. -
t'ap.t. Paul Byton
This famous navigator and aqiuto
voyager was u tbe jcity. thism rciog and
favored us with a caM His visit to Wil
mington was with the intention of giving
here one of his wouderful umcl exhibi
tions but we fear that w are not to have
ih.it pleasure. There is a plenty of watei
in tbe creek s as well a iu lha rivers but
the difficulty is to get a place so situated
that none but those wbo pay will be ad
mitted within a certain en Insure. Cptain
Boy tea will return to Charleston, t
thinks bs mny. be able to m-tke inne ar
rangemenf8 for an exhibition here to
wards the last of tbe month."
Messrs. BIbsob & Cummin
We were aware of Ibe suspeuMo.. ot II e
above nameo firm from i sfist auim.iu
meat to ftiends in this city, but . jth
embinassment was likfly to be only tern
porary, and as we were inform -d that i
wai not due to any irregularity on th ;r
part, but wholly to . the delay ' in remit
tancei a;ain;t a panic in the euttou war
ket, which their Southern trncs wer
Slow in reaiuing, ve deferred leftrju
tV it, in the hope that they would (m be
reliered. We are now gl to say, upon
good authority, that this popular firm ha?
every reason td hope for an immediate re
'. .s - i v i ...
Bamxiou oi uieir ousiuei. wnicn v an- i
sure will be hailed with pleasure by thir
many friends in this citj, 4id ,"" itideed.
throughout tbe entire Southern country. L
iDis larormauon wan rvceivea py telegraph
to-day.
Mrs. Scott Slddons.
Many seats have been taken to tbe
Scott'-Siddons entertainment at tht) Opera
House this evening and the indicatieDS
are that this talenUd lady will be greeted
by ai handsome heuse. Mrs. Slddons
cemes to us with the most cordial en
dorsements of the press wherever she has
appeared. It is her farewell tour and
those who do not see her and bear her, to
night will miss tbeir last and only oppor
tunity. R,ailrud luipt-oy utrqte. .
The Wilmington & Wrtdeu RailrowtH
Company will grtrm h-vp n iron bridge
acrosH tue trucks o te Prnt- Hreet der
pot, j in )lace of the -u one which is
now there. . When the briHge is c-m
pleted, which we le;irn will ue very .n,
tbe present structure will be remov d
The new bridge will be both a haudson e
a id substantial piece of worksajausbip,
which with ether improvements ouutema
plated-by the company will aid to the
appearance of the'iocality and to the con
vmience of the trav Hn public as well
a$ to the employes of the rad. It is ex
pected that the new bridge will be in
position some time early in tbe next
month.
Mr. Nath'l Jacovi naiug been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parlies in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
K Stars in April. ' r '
Speakiug of the stars in April the
Providence journal says: The interest
of the month concentrates on the morning
stars for, after the 7th, Venus, Jupiter,
Mercury and Sa'urn are all numbered on
this list. Venus especially will be the
herald of the sun throughout the mouth
for, though in her distant phase, she still
reigns a the brightest star in tbw
heavens. She will form a lovely picture
as a companion for the slender waning
moon on the morning of the7ta,will divide
her queenly favor between Mercury and
Jupiter on the 15th, and will appear
above the horizm line nearly at the sane
time with Saturn and Mercury on the
80 a. Jupiter and Saturn will become
stndies of peculiar interest from . the
present time till their opposition with the
sun next October, when Jupiter, just
after perihelion, will doa nis brightest
colaW.'lind Saturn will shine clearer lustre
than he has done for many years.'
We-fuotieed ou the streets yesterday
iomo handsome sui of Spring Clot Ling,
which were bought at the well-known
Clearing House of Messrs. Shuks's, 28
and ;34 Market street.
t
Military Matters
The foil -wing impartaut orders have
just been issued from general headquart
ers: , ' -v
S.TATK F NoKTH. Clft 'LINi,
Adjutant General's Depaktment,
Kalkiqh. March 30, 1880.
General Orders. No 47.
Ii CompaDy ii, Cox Rifles,' and Gun
pauJ, 'Vauce K-tles of the. Third Reg
iment of Infant y, having failed W com
plete thei- respective orgaoiz-itioLs, as
required b the statute, are hereby -disbanded
an 1 will be stricken from tbn
muster-rolls; aud the eommisioBe of their
devejfai oiheers are hereby revoked.
IL The 'Greene County RitW art
hereby ansigned to iheTnird Regimeut, as
Ounioany H. :
III. The commissioned officers of the
companies composing the Third Regimen:
will assemble at)Durham, on the 22d day
of Aprilfor the annual election of fieftl
officers. .
IV. . This election will be held in ac
cordance with regulations heretofore pub
lished. General Ord rs Xo. 28 :
l.j 1 " toliuwig companies, haviug
uil-d to CDii'p y wilb the requirements of
ttic; Uw, art b -teby dbbandrd, and wll-be
triektu iroiu ;he mqstefralls, u :'
Of the Sdcoud .Kfgiruet -Uoiiipauy D
Whiiinif R fles,
Of the tilth Bittallion Coiupuy Av
Hanover Light Iufauu ; Ccinpany tiy
Cape Fear Light Ir fautry ; Company D,
Fayetteville Kifls Guard ; Cou pany ,
Charlotte Bines. ; 1 ' A
IL Tbe arms and aeeoatremots be
longing to tbe Sta'e oi North Caiolina iu
possession of these companies wil be
promptly delivered or aocouuted for as
specially directed in eaeh case ; or tbe r
spectie bondsmen will be held responsible
ou their bunds. , r
: III OjJ-vri'rfcevinj this property will
mike a t hough inspection of the s tme,
and report the results of such inspection to
the Ad jatant General of tbe btate.
By order of it Governor and Com-mander-ia
Chief.
t Johnstone Jajirs.
? T Adjutant UeueraL
Dr. Buit'a Cougk Sjrqp has "been be-
(ora :th onuuc -'sar jrears ' and is pro
nounceti by thuaands superior to all other
artiles for : tbe curt of . Congha, I Colds.
Intiufi z and all o'her Pnlmooar y - Com
plaiti s. U cttsts only 25 cents a bottle.
Ward MeettriKs To-NUhr.
We call HtoMou to the meetings to be
held thi evening, nt 8 o'clock, of the
Democratic' vcte a of the city, to, ehoose
delegates to the approaching Connty
Convention. The following are the
places of meeting appointed for tiie Hif.
ferent wards:
The First Ward will meet a. Brvklyn
Hall. -
The Sc-coijJ. VVrd .will'meet; st -'he Cur
Ho ise. I
The Th rdWrtnl wil: aie-t ,st X4iindsV
HU.
fShmFurth Wwrd wtfi me at th
Otty Court -RnrxD, in the City Hall build
ing. ' .
. The Fifth W rd will met the old
H II of trie Bucket C"Uipatjyr.6u Ninth,
between t HHtle tret and Q-een stret.
United Klatrs District Court.
The following named persons have been
drawn to serve as jurors at the next te m
of the United States Distr'c Court which
w 11 convene in this eity on Mondij, the
3 i day otMay next:
New Hanover county -Samuel Reid,
John O. Heyer, Samuel C "Nixon, Lewis
P. Davis, Roderick McRae, J. M. Hard
wick, T. C Mcllhenny, Abram Ander
son John L. Woester, Lewis Gordon, Rp
S. Waller, E. H. 8cott, John H. Hardin
Miles Howard, Samuel Davis, John B
Melton, William Turley, James Wilson.
Dan O'Conrbr, W. H. Bernard, John
K. Mel Ihecny.
Brunswick com. ty John McRezie, L.
A. Galloway, Jcnas Edwards, Isaac
Wilson, William Brown.
Duplin county Irvin Beaman, , J. W.
Brown, Edward W. Dixon, Daniel Bow
den, Morris Murray, Henry Grimes,
James Pass, Michael Savage, Libeus
Cooper.
Although the Court convenes on Mon
day May 3d, the jurors are not sum
moned to appear antil Tuesday, the 4th
day f May, or the second day of the
o rt. . '
Plenty of Snow. v
Reports from many points in the in
trior tell of a heavy snow storm which
prevailed yesterday. It seems to. have
extended all along the line of tbe Caro
lina Central Bail way, as far down as
Lumberton, and must have been veiy
general in this State, as" thereare reports
of it from Pittsboro, in Chatham county.
A gentleman who came down on tbe
Charlotte train last night says that it
via fniir nr fiv inrhflfl fti ' U.L R tf k.
iagham. . Ice had formed on the bare
branches ot the trees. A friend
at Lilesville, in Anson coun
ty, writing at a o'clock yesterday
afternoon, tells us tbaA it. was snowing
hard there at that time and bad been
snowine for two hours. He says: 'It
is at least two itches deep and is a mst
beautiful tight, the trees and wheat ficlis
beim a bright creen. ine weather is
warm and perfectly stiil, and unites a
freeze coMtes up touight no danger is
apprehended to the wheat or fruit.
Many old weather-cocks predicted it at
about this time and say now that it will
bt a repetition of the gth f April, 1848,
when it snowed for twenty-four hours,
but as the atmosphere was warm then, as
uow, but little or no damage was sustained
by thecrops.'
We fear that those same old 'weather
cocks' were wrong in one respect. In
all likelihood fhek-e was a freezejlast night
in which case we fear that tbe crops have
suffered vert much.
Window Glass ali sizes at atltafier &
Frice'aV t
Wilmington, Mutual insurance Com
pany ;The ai. nua! meeting of the m mbers
policy holders of the Wilmington Mu
tual ltisurancj Cutpany Has held I i
the City Ciuri Rxm, at the City Hall,
on Wednesday nigbi, ,
Toe fo.iowiug officer were -lected for
the ensuing ye r:
Prtsidnt W. A. Freucii, re-elected.-
Vice Pmidect J. K?nt Brown, re,
elected.
retjiy and Teasjrer Smuel K
Cannon.
Directors Win. Larkins, John II.
Freeman, R. E. Hcide, H. VonGJahn, R.
J. Jone, R. E Caer, R. S. Radclirl
James U. Chad boa rn, H. M Bow dan, W
A. French and J- Jvnt
The rDorU indicated a good Years
business, all lose having been paid and
a handsome surplus left on han't.
Ready mixed Paints, atriclj j are White
Lead, Cclara, Bnuhea, W niow Glxas,
jee at J a.cobiC
New Advertisements.
Third Ward,
THE THIRD W aRD MEKTI50, in select
Delerfttos to the Connty Convention,
will be held in Hands Hall, this evening, at
H n'elock. ii accordance with the call ol the
Democratic ixecutire Cemmitte.
JAS. W KINO, Secretary
p 9 Third Ward Dem. Clnh.
8 A LIS Magistrate's Blanks of im
proTd forms. E. 8. WARSOCK,
(In IUTi w Rnilding) Jb Printer,
apl 9
-ALB LOW. Bills Lading, Charter
Partys, Iospertor's CertificatMi, Crop Liens,
irer Atesmers' Receipts, Ac. - .
E. 8. WARROCK,
-
(In R evr Bnildiog) Job Printer,
apl 9
JOW RATK8 For all kinds of Printing
Persons regis ine out cf the city can have
their printing carefully executed and mailed
to them free of postage. '
E. 8. WARROCK,
(In Review Building) Joe Printer,
apl 9
For Blank Books
MEMORANDUM BOOKS and Blocks,
Writing Paper of every variety,
Envelopes, all sixes,
l k S ande, new styles,
I n Ti-iers, Pens, Ac , Ao , ge to
TH S LIYJC BOOK STORE.
tH'ttOMOB AND EWORAV1NOS.'
In Style and Price to suit all.
PIANOS AND ORGANS, from the best
makers, at the lowe t prices.
OttOQOET 8KT8, Ac. Ac. at
HEINSBEROER'8,
39 and 41 Market it.
apl 9
Sale of The Carolina Central Eail-
..
way, tinder Decree rf Foreclo
sure'
TT VIKTUE AND IN PURSUANCE
XJ of a d tree of the Superior Court of
iew HanoveCounty, State of North Car
olina, madein a cause there pending,
wherein Edward Matthews for himsejiand
others, is plaintiff, and the Carolina Cen
tral Railway Company and Andrew Y.
Stout and Timothy H. Porter,. Trustees,
and James L. Dawes and J. Brander Mat.
thews, Trustees,, are defendants, the un
dersigned, Commissioners appointed by
the said decree, will sell by public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in the City of Wilmington, in the
State of North Carolina, on MONDAY,
the CIST DAT OF MAY, A.D. 18S0,at l2
o'clock, M.he entire Railroad,ag the same
exists ana is now usea Known as the CAR
OLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY, as well
the portion now bunt ana completed, ex
tending fiom the Oity of Wilmington, in
eaid State of North Carolina, to the Town
of Shelby, in 8 jid Stale, a distance of about
242 miles, as also that portion uncomple
ted and yet to be built, and to extend from
said ton of Shelby to the town of Ruth-
erfordton in said Stale, a distance of about
150 miles ; witn all railways, right of way.
depot grounds, and other lands, tracks.
Dr luges, viaducts, culverts, fences, and
otner structure?, station houses, engine
houses, car bouses, warehouses, freight
nouses, wooa nouses, and other buildings,
machine shops, and other show, all loco
motive engines, tenders, cars, coaches, and
umri ro.ung sicca ana equipments, all
stationary engines, machinery, tools, Im
plements, fuel, and materials of all kinds,
and all the corporative franchises, rights
and privileges of The Carolina Central
Railway Company; slap, all the shares of
the capital stock of the Wilmington Kail
way Bridge Company held and owned by
the said Carolina Central Bail way Com.
pany, and all the right, title and interest
which the said Company has and owns in
and to the stock and property of the Wil
mlngton Railway Bridge Company, as one
ot the corporators thereof; and also all
other tbe property and estate, real and
personal, of every kind and description, ol
the said Carolina Central Railway Com.
pany.
Tsbms of Sale, Purchasers mutt pay
In cash on tbe day of sale one hundred
thousand doilars,"and tbe residue of tbe
purchase money in three equal instalments
atone, two and tbree months from the
day of sale, wuh interest from that day at
the rate of six per centum per annum; the
purchaser can anticipate any or all of the
said defetied payments, and make pay.
rnnnt in full of ibe purchase money at any
time before ma' aril y; payment of that por
tiou of I he purchase money not hereby re.
quired to be paid in cash may be made in
whole or in part, either in cash or in the
bonds or past due coupons thereof, se
cared by the tU&i mortgage from said Car.
olina Central Railway Company to saki
Andrew V. Stout aud Timothy H. Porter,
Trustees, ot due May 17 b, 1873, to the
extent ot the pro rata pei centsge of tbe
par value of th said bonds and coupons,
wbicb tbe holders thereof will be entitled
to receive up n tbe distribution ef tbe
proceeds of the said sale under tbe order
and de of said Court. Possession will
be . delivered to the purchaser so soon as
i he aid sale shall have been confirmed by
U.e Court, and one half of tbe purchase
money paid to tbe Commissioners, and the
pui chaser shall have assumed all the out.
standing contracts and liabilities of the
Receivers heretciure appointed in the said
caaea and indemnified them against the
same.
NATHAN A. STEDMAN, Jrn
JUNIUS DAVIS,
al 9.3taw6w fr m w Commissioners.
Hctt AdvertiBementa.
GEMTLE SPRHJfi !
m j
Has arrived and has taken lodg-
. . ..
intra at , .
'
EKCHAN6E CORNER !
COME, LADIES, 'AND PAY HER A
VISIT!
I woulD Respectfully announce to
y friends and patrons that I have just re.
turned to the city from the Northern mi r
kets with the -most complete and most de.
sirabie stock of : ;
fliiiery ai Fancy (Joois
for the Spring and Summer that
I have ever hd. This stock lis now Ibelrg
unpacked and marked and my
Grand Opening
Will be announeed in n few days. I have all
of the latest and most deeiiable styles rand
many novelties.-
A call and an inspectien is reipectfullr
soUoIted. '
The goods were bought to sell and told
they will be at very low prices.
The stock will be exhibited, with much
pleasure, to all who may call, whether as In
tending purohaies or otherwise.
. , . : ..
N. II. SPRUNT
axexzAnan courinn..
mch 31 , ... .
Agricultural Ins. Co; of
New York.
ORGANIZED IN 1833.;
'Mi.
ASSETS 1st JAN. 1880, $1,187,287,73.
LOSSES PAID OVER $3,000,009.
IN8DRB3 JT0TBI90 BUT Dwellfecsjand
contents, and farm prbperty, and offers
snoiAL iBDccsnisTS for risks of that elaks.
Insures against damsge by Ughtfifnt;,
whether fire ensues or not) without extra
charge.
Agents wanted in every county in the State
JKO. W. GORDON k BRO.,
mch 9-men-fri Oenexal Agents.
OPERA HOUSE.
a J. WHITUKT.... ......Manager.
BDWARD R. KlODKR.M Director.
D. 8, AM8DR.N ............ Business Manager.
Friday Evening, April 9th"r
. .i . -j
The Society Event of the Season., fare
well Tour in Headings of the Distinguished.
Artiste and Quenf Readers, i
ns. scon siddohs
. ONE NIGHT ONLT !
The favorito of Europe, Amoroa aad J us
tralia, ia a Marnifieent Programme of
THE HIQHEST CLASS. '
i
Nots Mrs. Piddons4 repertoire on
occasion will embrace the choicest selections
from the Standard authors of the World,
"From Grave to Gay " Given in itnohriU i
liant manner that has already made tbia
charmias; ladv the favorite of eelto'ed cir
cles East, West, Horth and Bonth .1 t j
Oeneral Admission, $1. " I '
Mo extra eh at ge for reserved1 sesbi to be
nrooared at Uelesbergro llule ad Btk
8to , on ana after Wednesday motnlar.
Gallery to cents.
Manager for Mrs. Bcott Slddons, Mr. Jss.
Me Mat on.
apl J-s-m-w-th-iri
Fresh Lot
if-'- : : i
JOff FDME CATARRH AN 0. ASTHMA
OLrarettea. Wei Pa ifeeir C!aaprn.asrr..
and a fall and oom lrto stock of turn Drug
F. C. MlLLBVi
-Oorner 4th and 2isa,H; nits. .
Open day'aad night. ' - -1 4
mch. 29-tf 1 r-r--i "
Crochet
JJLBSOBtf IN CK0CU St' WOWJ" 1en
by Mrs. L0CIS3 B DaRGSSPl allomsl
donee on Chestnut street, between Third and
Tourth. '
Terms: $lrermoitht two lessons eaeh
week, For further information apy lr at
oaidsnee. meh 10
r-
s