Sunday ex
,iil3."t,
cet-tcl by
JOSH T. JAMES,
PAID:
.00. Tbre
" iii.t Six tiiontlw,
? h;e month, 35 occla.
J0?!? villi MT. '
C V . A part of the itr, at tho above j
v.ivf r ..
r:!r n ill ic,H.rt any end
... .u.
J7 liivuic nas uic largest
Jn 'b'u. nrc'daiion, of civj newspaper
Louise is expected to
The
rfiurn
Prince-
to O.t.iwA. Canada, next week.
.cw r!i clrielisht-tower at Hell i
(,a.eu -
"st j
.Extensive t,r'rt and silver deposits j
have ln discovered on the northern
en'l of Vancouver's Island.
Miss Dawcr, the daughter of Scua
ur Dawes, is to become an editor on
he riiitijld (Mass.) ITvening Jonr
nal -t:.
-
la. the Department of the Interior
ihereM'o 2,000 applications for oflice
'f. endorsed by an influ-
ect;al man.
Hostn will build a public library,
wnich will co.-t with the land, $C30,0CO,
am! the appropriations for the same
have hcea made.
Tcunes-nO ha1 )assed a law prohibit
inj proprietors of billiard, bagatelle
and pool tables from .. allowing minors
so play on their tables without tho
Yonaentof parents or guardian?.
The projected Scottish Temperance
Lite Assurance Company of Edinburgh,
which ii to have a capital of 10(),iD0O,
will Insure the lives of total abstainers
"at greatiy reduced premiums.''
There are from ten to fit teen feet of
taor in man? of the back streets in
Qutbec and there is no indication cf
.tcy immediate diminution in the quant
ity. It is feared that when a thaw sets
iu the floods will cause greatlamage to !
property.
The ller. Mr. Hicks, of Washington,
thiiteau's spiritual adviser, has en
tered suit in tho City Court against thc
American, for $35,000 damages, for a
publication asserting that he disposed
cf (luitetu's bone for a money "consid
eration. :
Col.' Cbas. U. Jenes, late
Charlotte Observer, has been
nifecdcd for nomination for
of Charlotte. It was hard to
of the!
recom- j
Mayor I
believe !
that there were to be any municipal
election ia Charlotte this Spring, so
nuiet has it been there, until wo saw
the name ofWm. Johnston suggested
for tho position and thou wc know that
it would be warm weather in Char-
i'Xtosoon.
1
A return cf the shipping and tonnago j
hick has passed through the Suez
Canal from its opening in 18G9 ,to the
-.m oi las: year lias been issued as a
parliamentary paper. This shows that
the amount for 1SS2 farexceedad that
fany previous year. Of tho total of
3.198 ships (as against 2,727 in
which passed through the canal in 1652,
1 PI . . 4
.,5f5 Were English, thpir miM tniinnen 1
being 5.7U5.561, as against 1,326,511, the j
jrross tonnage ot the foreign vessel
A young man has just died in Balti
more, who seems to have compressed
a wonderful amount of experience into
- . t
iC. i of -Hfc. He
... rprv evenly.
euueatea iu ucrmany, wrote an;: N
nnniH, ; r..:. i ! bones drop out
-t v. 141 x ana auuaommu oi poe;:is i
m London, spent several years in Mex
ico a a a civil engiuecr, acted for a sea
Mm in San Fran thwfm, tUht !
M N VUU T 1 mm LI: I III i I' w I f III' IIIo i
aid finally reported for a
newspaper.
F.altimore !
Assistant SccrctaVf of the Treasury j
ew expresses the opinion that First
Assistant Postmaster-General Hatton
will bo promoted to the Postmaster
generalship. New and Hatton consti
tute a close and vigorous mutual ad
miration society. In case Mr. Folger
resigns, Mr. First Assisstant Postmaster-General
Hatton thinks Mr.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Xew would be tho proper man to sue
cwd him. Yon tickle me and I'll tickle
yen.
A correspondent of thc .Philadelphia
lr($s says the Rot. Dr. Talmage, in
is recent lecture at "Greenville, South
Carolina, referred to thc Yankees in
decidedly uncomplimentary- terms. In
lecture lie told of a man who was
invited by a friendto take a drink, but
declined, saying: "No, I thank
J0U-1 ton't drink; but yon can give
ae & cigar and flvo cents.' " "I dou't
peve," said Mr. Talmagx?, "that you
"iav aQy such mean, contemptible
men hutc south, but that's the kind
ot mca xe have in the Korth where I
come from."
The celebuM "Fi3h Brand Gills
imnaia sold only at Jacobi's Hard-
1 i 11 Ti ) i hi
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.VOL. VII.
General McClellan has been present-; The Egjr Hunt. , , All for JLove. i
ed by the disabled soldiers in the nomej Thc Easter egg hunt took place ou The axiom that "the coarse of true
at Fortress Monroe with a banner of i the premises attached to St. John's j love never did run smooth." was veri
purple satin frineed in rrola lace. Gen. i church on Wednesday nftp.rnrton. It 1 fled nt fh
f - . '
-McGlel.an is the local manager of the
home.
army to which General j Lee belonged
Iurnished more gcneral oflicers in I the
late civil war than any other regiment
in the service. Kb less than seventeen
i officers of that rcgimcjnt reached thc
' different Grades of central in the Con
federate and Federal scrvic. Ariiongst
those on the Confederate side' were
Robt. K. Lee, A. S. Johnson, W. J.
Hardee, Earl Van Dora, Kirby Smith,
John B. Hbod and Fitzhugh Leo.
Jay Gould has retnrned to New York
from the South. He finds Wall street
in the blues and sees no reason there
for. Tha Sim reporter says?;
Speaking of Wall street alTairs. Mr.
Gould said that from all ho had seen
p.nd heard of late. Wall 1 street is the
only blue spot in the country. He did
not sco. why it should be blue. Tho
balance of trade, ho said, ia
vor. railroad earnings are
constantly increasing, and
points toward prosperity, j
in our fa
large and
everything
"I do not care to maku any predic
lions."
he said, but I believe that the
country is in a much better condition
now than it was a year ago.1'
Mr. Gould looks for easier money,
and with it he says there ought to be an
improvement in the better class of se
curities. ; .j . .
Mr. Gould's family returned with
him, excepting Mr. George Gould, who,
with others of tho (party, stopped for
some shooting along tho Chesapeake
Bay. About tho niiddle of April Mr.
Gould, accompanied by the Hon. Rus
sell Sago and a -!few others who are
laVgely interested! in thc Southwestern j
railroads, will start on an extended trip 1
over that system. Air. Gould's yacht
will not be launche'd before June 5.
and several weeksjwill bo required to
put in hor machinery and do the joiner
work, so that it is not probable that she
will be roady to go into- commission
much before Sept. 1. j ,
LOCAIJ NEWg.
IfiDEX TO NEW A0VERTI5IHEMT8.
Sick JQcadncbe Cured j
HnrNSBEaoEE visitors '
Vati;s A I-argo Stock
W 11 Gueex Gartlea Seed
Wm Gexacst Lager Beer
Munds Enos Soda Water
Waxted Situation as Clerk
Or En a House Milton Noble
S VasAmeisge, C 3 C-fLcgal a4
Geo M Ceafox, Afrt If You Want
Joiik J HEDKicKEeckict Arrivals
Stattmcnt of the Condition of the Prevalence,
Wasbington Insurance Company
- c ; r
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
pioes. at Jacobis i t
The receipts of cotton at this
port
to-day foot up 100 bales.
Mr. James C. Munds1 drug store is
to bo handsomely adorned with a beau
tifully painted ceiling.1
Hewlette's Humpty Damply Troupjo
!ay in Durham to-morrow night, i j
We notice that a great many young
oak trees have been set out in different
! parts of the city in front of residences.
i i
i Fishermen report that the shad
this
j spring all carry a
bundle of hairpins.
lieu io inuu taus, wuiuu U3u-
- air dlBW1 6llould any nf tb'eir
re-:
anv ot tiiGir lew
The bright and almost blazing star.
which now hangs like unto an electric
light in the eastern horizon every morn-
davdawn. iian astronomical
bl - ,n - "vlul
? 1.4. ...nMlh A.l.t
: The
cay
has been
windy and the
March1 duSt , ha' - "if I ?
around quite lively, but in thc business
quarters of tho city tho water works
hnvn been more than a , match for old
Boreas. . '
The lager beer campaign has fairly
opened at last and Mr) Vm. Genaust,
as usual, is in the front ot the fight. He
has every facility now; for keeping that
delicious Philadelphia lager fresh and
cold.. . J
Tho body of a white man. evidently
a sailor, wa3 found in the river at
Messrs Parsley & Wiggins' mill this
morning, and the Coroner was notified
and an inqnest held to-day, but tho pro
ceedings did not reach us in season for
publication in this issue, j
Mike Glennan in Norfolk Virpiniaji:
Wilmington has a new majror in tho per
son of Col E. I). Hall, andl this secures a
chief magistrate who will discharge the
duties of the position with coartesy.firm
ncss, honesty, intelligence and discre
tion. O'Reilv who worked at pneumatics.
Was crippled and lamed with sciatica;
Again hq is well . ! I I r i
And anxious io ten, j
St. Jacobs Oil cured his rheumatics
A lino assortment of Guns and Pistols
nt Jacobi's Hardware Depot. f
WILMINGTON. N. C.
i r
vras a pleasant afternoon onU the little
; loJts turned out in largo numbers. The
! stock of eggs provided lor thc occasion
a . ' .
was entirely exhausted and the yoang or die" determination to trot lifes
hunters had a pleasant time of it. A neat I journey in matrimonial double harness
sum was realized on the occasion. but the parents of the young ladyj op
Spring: Iellcactcs.
Here are some prices of delicacies
from thc South iu the New York mar
i i- . i -
kets:
wreeii onu so per crate;
" I I A w .
X.'C, roe shad, 75 cents to 1: buck
shad, 50 cents; green turtle, IS cents a
pound; Southern terrapins, $18 per
dozen, and diamond backs, $30 per
dozen. Canvass-back ducks arc .$3
per pair; red beads, $1.50, and mal
lards $1. Mulberries from Florida
sell for CO ents a quart, and; strawber-
j ries are from 50 to 75 cents. '
Personal.
Mr. William Tilley, formerly a clerk
at the office of the Southern xpres3
Company, in this city, after an absence
of several months, has returned with
tin; intention, we learn, !of making
Wilmington his Aitnre home. During
bis absence Jie has visited the home of
his birth place in England. He i? well
and very favorably known in our
midst, and we are glad to know of his
inUntion to remain with us. He was
a prominent member of the ' Anon
Quartette Club, with which hp will
again undoubtedly become identified.
For Pocket Knives or Talile Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, t
New Steam .Launch.
Mr. U. II. Beery has now under
the
courso ot construotion, at lus yard in
this city, a new steam laurich which
will be used by Capt. W. li. James,
U. S. Engineer in charge of the Upper
Cape Fear River improvements. The
launch will bo sixty feet long over all
by ten beam and when completed will
draw only about twelve feet of water
She will be ready for uso In a compar
atively short timo. The boat is to be
I built of the best material and will prove
i a great convenience as well as a very
i useful launch to Capt. James in h! 1
; work on tho river.
Street Numbers.
-i j
Messrs. Rioharda & Turck, who have
made a contract with the city goycrii-
ruent for numbering the streets, have
made quite a notable progress in their
work. They have canvassed the entire j
Southeastern section of the city and also
considerable ot tno isortiieasiern- por
tion. They expct to begin affixing the
numbers next week and will puah the
work rigorously until it ia completed,
which must be by the 1st of May next.
rrf f r ti s: . 1
j me price iorioe oruiiur iiuuiuuta is
thouch the tractors i
morc ciaboratc flsurcs for whic
s bac
h a
higher price will be charged shonld
such styles be preferred.
The 3Iarket House.
. .There was a joint meeting held last
night of thc committee of butchers and
the committee of thc Board of Alder
men) which; were appointed for the
purpose regarding the Market house
qnestion, but nothing defin; to resulted.
The committee on thc part of the Board
of Aldermen made a proposition that
the butchers should have 'the use I of
stalls in tho market houses, subject to
no rent until thc 1st of October acxt,
the close of the rental reason.. This
proposition the butchers1 committee
were not prepared to accept, but
preferred to submit thc matter to the
butchers of the city for consideration.
Another conference meeting will be
held at 8 o'clock to-night, when it is ex
pected that an agreement will he reach-
ed. - ! "
1 City Court.
Davo MalJette. colored (and an old
offender, was brought befote thc Mayor
this morning-charged . with embezzle
ment.. Thc tacts in the case as adduced
by tho testimony show that the defend
ant was employed by Mr. F. Mayer, I
tho city detective, to arry a bunch of!
fish to the hon?e nf tho latter and was i
paid for the job. This Maliette failed ?g
to do. and when Mr. Mayer went homei ccj
tired apd hungry in expectation of a
grand supper of fried fish, there were
no fish not so much as a minnow -
there, nor had Davo pnt in an appear
ance during the afternoon. He bad evi-1
dently sold the fish and appropriated
the money to hli own use. For this
dereliction of duty Dave was required
to clre a bond in the sum of $50 for
his appearance at the next term of the
Criminal Court. He is now in the cus
tody of the Sheriff. ;
IMmw,
FRIDAY. MARCH 30.
t au ,.. V.- UWl VV"U VI , ivn
l-days since. 'A. young' couple' of -opposite
I i
1 sexes had formed an 'attachment i for
each other which had ripened into a "do
posed the plan. This wa3 the condition
ni o tXi Ji? -. T'J-. .i--.-ln-. r itC 1 .
,u u,i .i
j xucu cue eictu iduicr, uuuuiaii: uiuluit ;
"jand wanted -to-get-married
daughter j
were tradinir :n om, of the stor. aml
the' young lover appeared upon the;
scene, j He and his sweetheart started
to walk out together when the father j
interfered, and for a few minutes fists,
knives, pistols- and siicks tvere used
without any regard for personal conse
quences J but, strange to sa no one
wis tprirmslv damned U v fir-allv
I wb fccrioubiy uauiauu. ii s ui.aa
' decided to adjourn to the woods and
fiffht if ouf wifh thf iindprtandin" that
uut ic out wiai Lue unuerraauuiiJo uai
the better mau ot the two should take
the Vgai." I We have not learned the
result. It tho old man got licked, i
gift a son-in-law; if the young man gat
licked he lost a wife, unless he-goes back
on his word. Our columns are
open.
for the marriage notice.
A Good Mau Gone.
We are pained to chronicle the death
of Mr. Owen Fennell, Sr., which oc
curred at his homo in Sampson county
on Tuesday hast, at the advauced age of
80 years. Mr. Fennell was for fourteen
years the sheriff of New Hanover
county. He moved to hi3 late residence
in 1853, and engaged in farming, which
hehas followed over since to' thc time of
his death. He was an honorable, noblc-
minded type of sterling , manhood.
and
honored and respected by ail who had
the good fortune of his acquaintp.nce.
Of him it may truly be said. "A ; good
man has gono to his rest." j
JElmwood Shirts.
Messrs. A. & I. Shrkr, 34 Market
street, have been appointed sole agents
for the well known1 Elm w6od Shirt
which is undoubtedly the beat in the
market.! Each shirt comes in a hand
some box.GlveJe2n:jtal. t
South Front.
Mr. Geo. M. Crapoa, agent, at 3
South Front street, appears in a new s
land attractive advertisement to -day j
His goods are all fresh and newly re-;
celved and tho stock is kept up to fam-1
ily requirements. Ho has had-a large
experience in tho bufiness and knows !
what to buy and hcjw to sell.
Dr. Mayo.
Dr. A. D. Mayo, of Boston, is ex
pected to arrive here to-morrow nibt. j
He will nreach at the Tileston Hall on
Sunday afternoon, services to begin at
3:30oclock. lie will lecture ftt t he
same place on Monday night, com-
mencing at 8 o'clock. - His gnbject will
be "American Bfains in American
Hands' - ! '
j flic Graded Schools.
Vo learn that morcthan one hundred
persons, of both sexes, visiter the
Union Graded School during its session
to-day. a largo portion of whontj were
too parents ot puniis in attcnuacce.
This is a good thing for the teachers as i
well as the pupils and a very wise and
judicious act on the'part of thc visitors.
It encourages the first, stimulates tho
second and mnst be a source of much
satisfaction tp tho last.
Exports Foreign.
Nor. barque &ccnd Foyn, Capt. Berg
cleared to-day for Cronstadt. Russia, j
with "2.000 barrels rosin, valued at j
$4.828l3-i( shipped by Messrs. Paterson. j
Downing tc Co. ! "
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c. Yon can get all size3
lowest prices.
and
the
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted.
A I' SITUATION AS CLEKK Ol2 SALE3-
oan in a mercantile bouse.
Lon? experience In Dry Goods and Gnx-er-
ie. can sire excellent l-cierences.
Address H.
tT . c.
Lich 30-ltr
IviewOflice.
Lager Beer.
ERGNKU & ENGEL'S PHILADELPHIA
EP., on Ire. Have cliade excellent arracire-
uit'uu iu iuu OUIUUIU4T iiititi, wn.li my ten
bnlluln- arrangedepe
elaJIrfor the pnrpo-
! Wil. GENAUST.
Eonrth street,
Just North of Boney Uridxe. !
SODA WATER.
O
N AND UTEK TO-DAY WE WILL!
Lecp tho moat delicious lee Cold Sodi
Pore fruit juieoionljr used. .
founds Bros.,
Pispensln Phannac:u,
I 1.4S1 BROADWAY, XEW TO UK,
AKI WTJIINGTON, K. C. '
NO. 77
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SICK HEADACHE.
Tbe real and Cr-t caase of these ledacUca
la to befouni in u j 'cor aud irapoverUlU coa-1
dition there arc irnvny local or exciting cause
for th-5e keafiacben, &uch as fatigue, orcr
ti..'L. v i. (. . i in . i . M mil. r M luir i:i kill. ki n
usual men I. tslitaalaiuU. au1 - other
thirjrs may brir on an attack, bat all because i
j tho nervous system i run down. Now- for the
, cure. . ". i. - ''
CxC.kY. BEN S OA 'S
ahc kill cuarfEAACMeru rmysL
VEOtilGAJSfyoUSNESS n
z
7
FAC SfMite S;C'ATURE CH EVER BOX.
Tboufl-smls of 'tjcathnuuial.-) to prove the
above ns3rt!m3. 'We kKc a few sample.:
l llA! Nl CliLM AND SlCK .HEADACHE
' I UK klokai. os onita jlluicises
, wori(D SOY CUIt!:i CLT yon: Cei.krt
) nn. s. ;. iiarburg. Ca-8twn, o.
i iOK 00 TtA,:'- VI ?"wr ixtekvals, i
nAi)ficK ih?am vrrir.. Yorj; Piieh have
i 'Rji Hmw. iiKbhani, Maneh.-er.
.Fmoii - VKU:, , 1!Ai(.,I(KilK!u,A,,u;.
jicon; i-u.i.s vmi.u m;:.' .j. . jiuckit-r.
.. ..... ,
jxoxo standi no. ner
MV CASK VA! NE iV
ur rii.i..s. i :onoi:i:k-
(jJorrnriH .Minister )f the
Gospel, Ltlio, O.
I VI WANT VOL' TO KNOW HtW MI CH VOITK
PILV HAVE IMPJ'ftVKI) MV. NEMVOfS -SYS
tkm." Jlev. P.. K. Tavlor. IjvvrenrviJle, Pa.
I I -' . -
Dr. Ik'n-ton' Sit iu Cure i;Oii3i!its of Internal
fiml external trtitnicnt at rame tbue! anil it
uiates the j-kin white, sofc and Kmooth. Jt
contains no pvMonoti drugs. 1 at lruggi?t.
"Dk. Bessok. Yoirn Piles auk jltkk
ExcELEKST. rot i: Skin CrnE also. It is
FAST CrmXG MX UArCIITCk'S UINi woum,
WHICH HAD SI'KKD ALE OM tt HKU tol'f."
Mri. L. L.. It. Men-lain, lttuc'Hili, ta.3. .
C. N. Crit teuton, f?lo Wbok-saUv Agont, for
Dr. C: W. Benpon'd Kt-uicdtts, 11 Yu
ton tt.,
.Now i ork.
men 30 lw-AUi-fjiu
IfouWant
LION MAKSKT SP1CKD HKhF,
1-Jxtra Fat No. 1 Hwro Mai:kirt?l,
-Sugar Cured Pi; Ham.
6ugar Cured Pii; Shoulders!.-
tugar cured nrcaitiabt strip;
I -
And those well known CAKha, Ie4
the
eitv
also.
i full Hue of choice
FfiESIf FAMILY GltdCERIK
i i
. At popular prices1, go to
GEO. M..CKAPOX, At..
15 and IS aouth Front si
inch ?-tf
Recent Arrival.
rniiK GOOD.
LACES,
KMBROlpEHii:,
IjISei TABL15 GOODS
HANDKERCHIEFS..
Ladies and Children'
HOSIERY
in great
i,
! vai at
T 1 . 'I . - . r !
j j OIT J. UK DJR IOIC .
j ,nch
j !
I ' !
Statement
I g"fWING triE condition or Tiicj
j rs-ovuienre Va.h;nirron irfimin Comptnr
f of J'rovidnare, it. I., poeembersii-r., tw.
- ASfjpJT.s :
Uaud
i state, alio all ottic
stocks and bonds ab- ,
Kolate'y owned by th
Company.... 5 ""i.lW.'w
Interest due and accru-.
ed on stockd and oth
er tecUriticH i.V.).
Cash hi CompaayN
principal ofilco and
belonjlnztothc Com
rianv, uenoslted In
Bank
41,TM.21
73,4! l.W
Premiums or asei
ments unpaid
Premium or t3
ment loans und notes
All othor n??ctc, detail
ed in Eiatcment.J
Tfttal A.,-eti
j.nw.ej
LIABILITIES
, Losses uupaid, iur'ud-
l tug thow." re'irtel. . . .
Eefterve, a re-riulre!
byaw ; '. .
All other Claire.......
Total JJabiiitie.
.70 i
.DO '
Cat itl Stock paid up.
Total Income-.
TotaJ Esicaditnres...
Noiitii C.i:oli Inrsr.Ni:.
LV JJ
P.Lt3 written. . . .. ..
Premiums Tecelvvd. . . I-,
Losses paM on rUlts taken .
Ix5tea incorrcd 4.
$ C5i.iJl
1.709.OI
None.
Nune.
President, .1. II. On WOLF.
ecivtary. J. Ii. LUANCH.'
Generalfrect JXO. f.GOi:iON A IlltO
' Wilmington, N. C.
STATE OK NORTH CAUOLINA,
Orncc S E.c n kt a ii v f state,
. lNLn4!CCi: Dld'ARTMKST.
i - Pak-ih, N. C, 2TUi March, ls3.
i,i An Act
to con-
'atc tbe Infturantc La of N
E. ratltlcd Mareb 7U. 1 cer
Oft Is
Car.. 11
I8S3.
,1-SiLCerUfr h! tl,c!rrw THE CITY AliK JNVIIF' TO IlIE
aboro 1 a true extract
nicut o: iTovjittnce an;nxtoa intirance
In thl Depirrment.
- i -V; L. YAUNDE !.
' mchS-J s ; OecrcViry oi State
Garden Seed I
OEA5?. T.EANS, COItV, CAHHAGE. Tu
! tun KiHiifth fVilltttili I'iii.-h. .b
I'or&alcby ! -
W I LXLAilI. G REEN.
. . Drcsjisu
each c
PLKASS NOHCIL
We win bo gii tu reooiT coaaounSeatlar
j from out frWndi on uy ind til tabjtdi of
i KCiMraltBterMt but "-I I
f The turn ot ihc wTlter mot alwaj b tit
j cbhed to tho Rtltor. I, r
I CoMtuttons must t wrltUa on oaly'
loniaoof the patr. Vi I ; rj " i '
( rersonCQcs mu&t bo ATolUd l ,
And itU eepcdAlIr.aiHl pextisUrlj tx&a
H'xxt that the KeWWc not ahrtn cadcrte
tie Tlnr of correiD4at VTile to stated
la tho edltorUl columns. "
SEW .VI VE RTISEMEinS .
OPERA MOUQEv
. Monday & Tuesday, Ap'l 2 & lt.
aiilton rJobioc,
I . . . -
AR,,.lfby ,t!?.e "t talented Comae-
5?3? ocallst DOJLX.IB KOBUiS,
m new and tlrrtnff Comtxlv i
IISTTEKVIEWSi
And on TUESWAY tVE.NlSG wAlboircent.
pi the weU-known auU rornUr
men 30, Zl. ' .
SLito of North Carolina, . ;
Superior Court.
i Crorg Hall,
Chas.l laur.rraa.l 1. If.hure, CrJnj;MFtan
' ' . ' i . . -I
n r Shureamt S. W. Vki. 1
Tui. a moUon m.t.le for leave to Uue txt '
euiion 6u a juajrment obUIneJ In the rtrV
cause for the sum of )!. wlih lntereal TftSu
January Sfitn,. Is7l, mul It bolus tuaSe lio-
ne. ana I), u. Miur, re non-roiUcnu. that
;a tnl Htato. nubjwt to the lUsn of Mia laa.
inent, al that neimer or tbo defendants can.
a''" "Jlnco, be founfl In tbU SUtft,
now thla is to oootraand tue said xlefendante
to uppear at ray oMc m the Citvot Wltolur
toj, yn the lltu liv of Mar. 1Ss3 at laxt
j exf
i
a. ni., to nhotr rati. If nnw thnv ..kJ
rutlon bhonl t not Inc tbereooV ' ' -
Clerk Superior Coiut New
mc.Ji sp law cv .-.'. j
S.VANAMR1NGE,
n .mover uoivnty.
- - - , j1'' '. '
v v r TmTiv Tm
N, I . H If hi t ft AT I !
"7 1UJJ1V11'11 I ,
! hvit iv:i x- ... ..'i.-L
Cro44an.ITbtra ftrin t,, wlii make aurreyit.
plants ebtlmate,, drawii.s, Uelr, and fUJ
superintend tlu cynstrwetioa of buUdlnr.
bridges, wharver?. ic- .
Ternis uioiteraU anl eatiifactlon aured.
-tr
1?
Our Friends Remember
THAT WK 601.1
1-1'
ROYSTEE'S,, CANDY
from ihi ftturt kt Thlrty-Fho Cents per oiiaJ,
bu t- wera f orcctl r fb4i, i-icof to Forty
j Cents, and then to Fifty Cent", -m Koyater'
J tride in otter portions of tho Ma o It-omnlaln-
ed at the lnw price wo wcn charging. !
Wc Jid not intend to reduce Wiiipriec, an
ROYSTKIPS CANDV IlAfc A LW AT3 STOOI
ION IT.-? OWN MKKIfS, AND W)LL JtRAR
COMPARISON WlTli ANV CAKDr fN
j THE COUNTRY. . . - V I
j OTHER CANDV IMANUFACTUItEllsJ not
; coutrut with th rnstom they ote rtelrfftj',T
Uayc rcd-.ired their rpt Cndr Forty Cent
1 per vonnd. -which act, U turn, has Lad aced
jto KKDUCE T1IK PRICE OF ROtSTEtt
(CANDY CrVt And Purest Mlxtnre) tr Ue
present. tv . . . .
";35 Cents per Pound !
Or, Three Pounds for $1!
Of nrwf! there 1j no mooey In thlf for us,
ni -vr will if ihc old Mac, "Thei flttet
friU pun ire", has any truth to Iter ikL
P. L. BRIDGERS &r CO.
mcb 1 . . '- - ' ! '
THIS DAY;
A Oomplete Assortment
-tOK-
SPUING & SUMMER
JTECKI VED TO-DAY, WILL VE OPK.N
forln-peetion to-nvrTOw. 'm, , J
... J J ,' , V .
Those of tny lady retainer wbo hro ben
- i '-'!' i
awaiting the anival of thce KwUto'l oih
er -srill tlr.i among them the Netreit ni1
Litest and lrotUet Style and Dcfllss. ;
A lare a-Mortraeut of tbe well known 4r
....... . . ' ' ..! '--i " ".'"' . ' 1
uaa Luaen conara all tyle. Ladle af
Chil.Ireii.
A call and an examtniihia nf .'yw.ir i
jipecrfoKy solicited. 7
iMISS E. KARRER,.
mch li
EXCHANGE CO&XEIL
Visitor
LIVE I'OOKSTOIIKH
where crrrythldff Io
j their a-tyanivt-e., will W. boiru lUcru, firg
J theni In purrhaapi Hip k-.flt befrj Uit.
: Thee frrt air t)m iu.t a'tt .iAtir p-n jn i
thacitj. . : , ... -or - - - I
I ASK tr It- ahofrn th.re U nx.ile v.ur nor- I
.; stromenia, Dook, .Ltiknery and Fauer litL
ries wtlch wm be given XT la YSf?r '
Cirfh and on th mot literal trrx a k for
UTcEciaii'tii:3h,-:-i