THIS TAPER
erery evening, Sunday ex
cepted by '
JOSH T.JAMES,
crBSCUIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID
ci- Months. M.00. Three
pna J . AA. Otia month. 35 cents.
r win be delivered by carriers free
I 1 "T Lj ln ny part of the city, at the above
or 10 cents per week.
ilUnbscribcra will report any and all tall-
rrt their naner regularly.
pr. t rc-- - , - i
ni" 77: ItoiVy lleviao has the largest
Lwi fide circulation, of any newspaper
l,:,a intkc cilu of Wilmington,
j'x-Governor Hendricks is now in
very 80OtI ,IU Ianjeness is
hardly aPParent;
(JustavuiUerner.ofthe liergner &
Fngei Brewing Company, of Philadel
phia, died last Sunday.
ti e American exhibits in the Fishery
ihow exceed those from the whole
CVDtinentofLiirope.
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Capitalists are pre pari ng to bnild a
rmwl wi,!tcr hotel for rrlhern tour
$i at Past Christian, on the Gulf of
--
Mr. Jc-eph Medill, editor of the
Chicago Tribune, has been travelling in
ho South all winter and has just arrived
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rise largest steamship in the world,
1 1 . . A. UK.
tho Great Eastern, earnvu ihsi. jcur jjsoa.
wlii'e $20,000 was spent in keeping her
in repair.
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Pru.'fs.-,or Crouch, the composer ot
hjithieen Mourneen," will have a ben-
eii: at the Baltimore Academy of Music
on decoration. Day.
:
Senator Beck, ot Kentucky, h prepar-
:iia reply 10 receuu iiimmons u mu
ubieet of the tariff, had with Senators
iheniian and Morrill.
Mr. Bancroft, the historian, who is a
student of German affairs, thinks that
Bismarck is greatly 'mistaken m 'pur
suing a policy of repression. .'
TimoUiy Keating, 80 years of v age,
'ha been in the employ ol ajra's com
pany in Philadelphia 47 years, and in
all that time has not lost a day.
, -- 'A
Zuckertort, who has been, leading in
tLe London chess tournamen. has been
beaten by Steinitz and they . now stand
evun, witn seven won games eacn.
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A colored lyceuni in Richmond is to
debate the subject: . "Be, it Resolved:
That Gen. 1. S. Grant was a greater
jreueral and statesman than Gen. Geo.
Washingtoj."
Georsc Hearst, the unsuccessful Dcin
ocintit: candidate for Governor of Cali
fornia, ia mentioned as the coming
Democratic candidate for the United
Stales Senate.
The City Council of Beverly, New
Jersey, has refused to grant licenses to
hotels and saloons in that place. No
licenses have been grauted there - for
over two years.'
ft is estimated that 1,392,000 pouuds
of manufactured tobacco were shipped
from Lynchburg during the past week.
The revenue collections at the Lynch
burg office amount to $111,011 for the
week.
The young invalid, the Duke of New
castle, is in the Yosemite Valley. After
a few weeks he will sail for China on
his way tD England. Tic 'has been
traveling for his health ' for nearly a
year, in America, in a very quiet way.
--
Pope Leo XIII has sent an auto-
siraph letter of thanks for church service
to Cardinal McCloskey, of New York.
It was written in Latin and sent by
special messenger, and is probably the
only iustance where the Popo ever
wrote to an American clergyman.
. . . .
J. W. S. Arnold, the noted physiolo
gist, has become a resident ofThonias
ville, Ga., where he has a $30,000 lab
oratory. Some of the wondering na
tives say that he "spends two weeks
studying a frog's foot through a ruicro
aeopc." Mr. Keim, Civil Service Examiner. -is
said to be lacking in knowledge of
his own language, writing English "as
one of our emancipated slaves might
be expected to write it, with a visible
preference for sounding words and an
evident misapprehension of their exact
iMeaniug.,,
Fifteen years ago, an enterprising
-uolaiian brought a little Jersey cow to
tlit city, and was laughed at. To-day
wealthiest men in Mobile o wn herds
u -Jerseys, and it is estimated that there
are nearly five thousand registered
animals and numberless grades in
Mobile county, worth near $500,000.
The Chicago Inter 'Ocean says the en
listed men of the. United States anuy do
not see clearly why they should not
have "a retired list" alter twenty-five
years of faithful service. It does look
as if the men who carry a . gun and go
afoot should bo treated just as well as
t he men who rido and carry horse . pis
tols and have an officer1 .commission.
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VOL. VII.
Hon. Joseph E. McDonald hastens to
explain that he is "in favor ot a tariff
for revenue; but is is impossible not to
have protection with tliat.'' j He insists
that the amount to be raisedj by a tariff
on imports cannot for several jyears be
reduced below 21fl,po6,000, Jind esti
mating the total imports at something
over thretf hundred million dollars, he
concedes that "there mustj be a tariff
varying from thirty to one hundred per
cent, arf valorem."
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yatks Photo ItooniH
Keal IIahn's lacal aU
Mckus IJkos IharuxacLta -'Family
Kxcursion to SmlthviUe
IIeiksberger Pianos and Organs
Geo F TiLi.tT Sampson County Beef
.DERtMi.SET & Co Eoanoke Uoe Herring
Knighta and Tidies of Honor Local atl
W H GKKE3C Soiia Water Mineral Walei
Kain is really needed.
Auction at Hahn's to-morrow morn-
i t i
l lit.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 120 ba.es: : j K
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A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacori's Hardwaa- Depot. I t
.i .
The butchers still complain loudly of
the scarcity of good
beef cattle in the
market.
The street hands are busy putting a
good track of saw I dust on Seventh
street.
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The wind got around to the north
west this afternoon and it ruav be much
cooler to-night. I j
Those North Carolina roe
offered by Messrs DeRosset ii
herrings
Co. are
just the thing for breakfast--
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Knights and Ladles 'of Honor.
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Regular meeting this (Thursday) eve-
mng
r ull attendance desired. It
There were hard
on the wharves
y any transactions
to-day. "Nothing
doing" has been the general complaint.
A latne man in Kalamazoo. I
Had a shin that, was; yalier and blue,
He haa awiuiiy tmrnea it; :
St. Jacobs Oil turned
it,
Back to its natural hue.
Do the country people want the town
folks to starve? If not .hcyi will send
us something to eat m the way ot beef,
poultry, &c
m Ladies, bo in time for
Hahn's to-morrow.
the
Auction at
It.
wt
Yesterday's procession
3 the
larg
est we have seen in a number of yearsj.
Whicn shows that our henoc dead are
not to be forgotten, as some have pre;
dieted.
Capt. Manning tell
fish are now biting
us
that
the
Pig
ai
fairly
well
Wrigbtsville. ,He had some at break
fast this morning that
were of more
than average size and, llavor.
There were three cases of disorderly
conduct before the M$yor this morning,
tho first of which wajj sent below for
30 days, the second wa3 fined $5, which
was paid, and the third was discharged.
Tho Cornet Concert Club did won
derfully well yesterday, considering the
fmany disadvantages 'under which they
labored. Their time wa3 correct, tho
instruments in perfect tune f.nd the
parts very evenly balanced t and well
sustained.
For Pocket Knives or Tablej Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, t j
The gentlemen in our city yesterday
who came hitlier to attend the annual
meeting of the Carol toil cjentral Rail-j
road, haying concluded the business
of the meeting, have left for iheir sev
eral homes. Some ot them left last
night and the remainder went off this
morning.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer in this office registered 81 de
grees, i
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We have heard - many compliments
upon the fine vocal music at ihejCeme
tcry yesterday, which from the well
known ability ot the vocalists, we are
aware were well bestowed. It was a
choir of very superior talent and the
organ accompanist for the occasion was
an excellent musician and performer.
Mr. Geo. F. Tilley received this
morning eleven fine beeves, which were
paraded through the streets and excited
much attention. They are stall fed. from
Sampson comnty, and were (brought
here by Mr. T. L Recklay. They will
be on sale to-morrow morning 'and
evening, and there is more just iike" it
to come next week. ' 1 ,
Silver Plated Spoons.and Forks, low
pices, at Jacobi.V i v- t
WILMINGTON, N. a I
1 Snakes. I
A few nights since a water moccasin,
about four feet in length, was killed by
a policeman on Nntt,between Mulberry
and Walnut streets. It is presumed
that, hearing1 that there were "snakes in
the boots of some of the denizens of
that classic retreat, his snakeship swam
from the other side of the, river to
investigate tho matter. ' j.
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Hahn has sold none of his Fine
Goods at Auction, as yet. - They wiU
be sold to-morrow. ; It.
Masonic..
As announced In the "Review on
Monday last, the annual convocation
of the North Carolina j Grand-Chapter
of Royal Arch Masons will be held at
Raleigh on Tnesday,the"13th inst. The
delegates from this, city are jMessrs.
J. C. Munds, Samuel Northrop, . J. I.
Macks and H. C. Prem pert, and it is
ex pected that they will all attend.
The First Excursion.
The first excursion of the season will
be that ' to be given on the steamer
Passport, on Tuesday next,j to Smith
villc and the Forts, by the Independent
Order of Rechabites in this city. Every
arrangement has been made to '.- render
it a pleasant occasion to all who may at
tend. Refreshments will be served on
board and the Italian harpers will fur
nish music for dancing.
Sunday' Oelivcry. j
There is no free delivery of the mails
on Sunday morning but those who re
ceive their mails by the carriers can sret
it on that day at the postoffice, between
:30 and 9:30 A M. at'-the carrier's
delivery, whichjs in the North lobby of !
tho office, where the stamp window was
formerly located; It will be -necessary
at this delivery to give the name of the
applicant for'mait matter as also the
number . of the delivery district in which
he resides. -
Commendable.
We are glad to note that the best o!
order prevailed at the Cemetery during
the exercises yesterday. It has been
sometimes the case that thoughtless
boys have forgotten the solemnity , of
such occasions and have allowed them
selves to indulge in loud talking and
rude laughter, thus marring the sacred
character .of the hour and place. We
have heard of no such conduct taking
place yesterday.
Should be Destroyed.
Tree irimming is jusn now in order
which prompts us to suggest that when
trees arc trimmed the branches which
arc cut off should be at once removed
from the streets or from any place
where they are accessible to cattle. The
leaves are injurious whpn eaten in a
wilted condition aud in kome instances
they are fatally poisonous.as in the case
of mock orange. AH such refuse matter
should be burned or destroyed in some
other way.
All ot those elegant flowers and feath
ers will be sold at Haiin's to-morrow
morning at 10 o'clock. It
God Bless! Them.
There is an indefinable something in
the heart of woman which idolizes
heroic acts in-mao, atjd to her the dead,
wno nave uiea in me performance
ot a
duty which required true heroism
objects of tender revcreuce and
, are
love.
This fact is emphasized by tho devotion
of our Ladies' Memorial Association,
who have labored so zealously and
faithfully to keep alive and green the
memory of our hero head. God bless
the Memorial Associations throughout
the entire South!
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I The Planets in May. :
The planetary records of May are full
of matters of exciting interest. Two of
the great planets, Neptune and Saturn,
reach conjunction. Mercury arrives at
eastern elongation, and is visible as the
evening star during nearly the entire
month. Venus and Mars are in close
conjunction. Every planet in the sys
tem, viewed from the earth, is in the
northern decimation . The moon comes
in for distinguished honors. She is
very near Saturn, she occults Beta
Scorpil, and she gets up, for a favored
few in the far away region of the South
ern Pacific ocean tho grandest, most
sublime and awe-inspiring spectacle
that terrestrial observers ever beheld,
when, for nearly six precious minutes,
her dark shadow conceals from view
tho glorious orb of day.
Look Before you Leap.
A. & I. Shriek are now showing the
best line of Mens, Boys' and Childrens'
Clothing that has ever been brought
to this Market. Here buyers will find
it greatly to their interest, to inspect
their stock of Spring Clothing before
purchasing elsewhere. ' - tt.
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FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1883.
j Crop Prospects.! ,
Visitors to the city from the country
make very favorable reports . regarding;
the crops. Our information comes from
nearly every section in our vicinity and
extends to a considerable distance in
the country. The general expression is
that the crops are about three weeks
behind their ushai state of forwardness
but that with this favorable, weather,
they will catch up in a very short time.
From some localitiesthero is. Complaint
of a scarcity of labor, so many banS
hayinsr gone into the States further
South for the season to jwerk in the
turpentine forests. This ' has ' been n
serious trouble and annbyance much
greater than in previous yearsarid
farmers have been compelled in many
instance to make the acreage planted
considerably less than usual.
The fine stock of hats at Haux'n will
be sold at auction regardless of cost to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. It v
Magistrate's Court.
Burrill Martin, colored, was arraign
ed this morning before Justice Gard
ner, charged with an assault and bat
tery oh Wash Williams, colored. The
delendant was found guilty and lined
one cent and costs. . t J v
Harriet Martin, colored, was then
arraigned for the same offense upon the
same party and with a like penalty!
Agnes Martin, colored, was next ar
raigned for the same offense upon 'the
same party aud with a: like penalty. -
Wash Williams was then arrigned
for an assault arid battery upon Agnes
Martin and his line was the same as in
the other'cases.
j Wash Williams was then arraigned
on a peace warrant and was required to
give a bond in the sum of 50 to keep
the peace until the first Monday in Au
gust next, which btHng done the pourt
adjourned.
The celebrated
Twine is sold only
wire Depot.
4Fish Brand (iills1
at. Jacobi's Hard
THE MAILS'
Tliemalla close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows : . , - j
CLOSE. '
Northern through mails, aat........8.0Q P. M.
Northern through add wsy mails. . . .5.40 A. M.
Raleigh 6.15 P. 31. and o.iO A. M.
Mails for the N. C. Ralfroad and
routes supplied therefrom lnclud- ; ; .
log A. &N.C. Railroad at u , v,,-t . ; ,
t?.00P M. and 5.40 A. M.
Southern Malls for all points South,
I daily I 8.00 P. M.
Western malls (C. C. Railway) dally; "
I (except Sunday):....-..! J......6.1." P.-M.
All points between namlet ana Ral
eigh (. L J ..... .a 15 P. M.
MailforChcrawahdDarlLngtonKail- -
road..i. i...V..8X) P. M.
Mails for points between Florence
'and Charleston. .;...,........4.;i...8.w P. M.
FavcttcvUlc and oflices on Cape Fear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays...... 1.00 P. M,
Fayctteville, ria Lumberton, datly,
except Sundays.. ...6.151. M.
OueIow C. II. and intermediate offi
ces, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
Sraithvillc mails, by steamboat, dally
(except Sundays). ....8.80 A.M.
Mails for Easy Mill, Town Creek, . t
Shallotteand Llttlo River. Tncs- i
4aysand Fridays .....6.00 A. M.
Wrightsville, daily.
...8.50 A. MP
OPEN FOR DELIVERY
Kortbern through and way malls 7.30 A. M J
Southern Maus. . . ; r. . . . . , T.o .a. M.
Carolina Central Railroad......... . 0. 00A. M.
Malls coUected from street boxes business
portion of city at 5 A. M-. 11.30 A.M. and 5 SO
. M. and from other points of the city at 5
P. M. ' '
Stamp Oflice open from 8 A. M. to vi M J, and
from 3 ta5.30 r. M. Money order aud Register
Department open same as stamp office, i -Stamps
for sale in small quantities at general
delivery when stamp office is closed. I
- General delivery open from 7 A. M. 7.80 P. M.
and on Snndars from 8.30 to. 9.30 A. AI.
Carriers' dolivery open on Sunday from $.30
to .30 A. 31. i '
To Bnilders and otbers Go to Jaco
bi' for Sash, Blinds and Door3, Glass
&c. I You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices.
j Quarterly
Meetings'
For the Wilmington
district of
the
Methodist EJ Church, South:
! (SECOND ROUND,)
Cokesbury . . . ..... ... .... May 12-13
Newton Grove Mission, .May, 15
Bladen. r ..... .. .....May 19-20
Whiteville, at Whiteville. .May 24 , i
District
Whiteville
lo.
r Missi
'.....May 24-27
.....May 29
Waccamaw Mission.
Fair Bluff Mission May 30 ,
Elizabeth; at Bladen Springs June 2 3
romt Caswell Mission June 5
R.O.
Burton. P. E
National Surgical Institute.
TwO surgeons . from this old-established
and widely known "Iristitnte ot
Atlanta, Ga., and Indianapolis, Ind.,"
will make a special and limited visit to
Wilmington, N. C, May 19, 1S83, stop
ping at the Purcell House. They Will
bring surgical and mechanical .appli
ances, best French: artificial eyes, and
everything necessary for the treatment
of accepted cases. . . .' 4 . , . .
They treat no one unless' there is an
undoubted prospect of great 'improve
ment orcomplete restoration. Defor
mities of every -description, including
Club Feet, Diseases of the Hip,Spine and
Joints,Paralysis,Pile3, Fistula, Catarrh
Female and Private Diseases, Diseases
of the Eye and Ear;" Chronic Diseases,
etc.. treated t
fSrCome early, as the visit is limited
to the time stated. For circulars, and
full particulars; address
National Surgical A'stitcte.
Atlanta, Ga.
3t-w-apl 28, may 4-11. , r
NO. 113
NEW" ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Family Excursion.
rflHK INDEPENDENT OBDER OF
EECn-
A BITES will erii e
au EXCURSION
TO
SMITH VILLE AND
TUE FORTS, on the
STEAMER rASSPORr, on TUESDAY. May
lith.lSS. 1
I Kelreshmcu$ served on board at elly prices.
The Italian String Band wW furnish Music
for Dancinjr. i I
No objectionable party 'will 'be allowed on
the Boat.
Tickets 31) cents. Children under 12 years,
25 cents. Boat will leave nroiunilvatftSOoYlk;.
F. T. SKIPPER, W. U JACOB-,
L. A. lilL-BBO. J. W.BRAN-1I,'
W.jll. KKiSISTEK,.- il. W. BISHOP.
may ll-2t . ri mon - ' Committee
ROASUOKE
boe heeehtg i
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For Family; Use;
PRICE IS REDUCE I ANp VKRV. LOW
FOR SALi: BY
DeRosset & Co.
.may 11-1 1 .V .. j
SAMPSON REEF
TT1LEVEN HEAD OF SPLENDID ST A LI
Alt
FED
Sampson County Beef !
RECEIVED Clll HA V, '
Will bo 'on fale lATlIRDAV.iMtiXlivY and
TUESDAY, and rnore'exiec
ei next vtcek.
V. TIIXEY.
o. 6. New Market
may U-it Sta'l N
Wrightsville Mail 'and
. I Express, 1 I
1TY MAIL
AND EXPI1ES WAOON". FOR
Viizhtsville 1ounl wiU leave, tlic Poeiofllec In
thi uty rtaiiyat 8.3l o'clock," A. M. Packa-
Jioxe aut Barrels rained at
reasonable rates. ? Leave orders at Ptn-ffcH
House. Baggage con veyeJ froru Rail Road
depot to all places in .Sound as well a.- in citv.
gmaviMwfc; x .J, L ARK INS.
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Yes Sir
jLWAYS THE BEST THE MA RKET
a fiord and at Ihe lowest prices,
i BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL,
All orders promptly filled. f .
' - rJ. C. BORNE MAN.
may K,
StJilI 8, New Market.
Tobacco & Snuff J
LOMLLARD'S,
iSD.'( )TH E R D ESJ K A BLE GRADKS,
FROM ."GATNTV- TO "CLIMAX,'
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AT REBATE PRICE.
HALL & PEARS;
. may lo ,1
ILL
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Steamer Passport.
rilHK STEAMER PA8SPORT WILL COM
mence her Regular Trips to SMITH VI LEE
and the FORTS, on THURSDAY, MAY loth.
Leaves Wilmington 'at 9 o'clock every, morn
ing, and returns between sunset and dark, ex
cept aatoraa s, wnen ene win leave w liming
ton at 4 P. M.
J. W. HARPER.
r1
I may 9-tf
Soda Water!
Soda Water!
yiTII PURE FRUIT JUICES j
j ICE COLD 1
i SEASON 1883. .
r MINERAL WATER OX DRAUGHT.
' j ! ICE COLD.
" ,.. WILLIAM IL GREEN,
apl 14 i Druggist.
A TJew SuddIv
ap red and white onion sets,
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Peas, BeansJ Corn. Cabbage. &.
Drugs and! Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ac. t
8f Prescriptions filled at all boors, day and
night. F. C. MILLER,
I - German Druggist,
mchSl. . Corner Fourth and Nun sts.l
Kaiuit, Flour, Wagons,&c.
4(j0 T0S GE2?UINE GERMAN Kalnit,
. " Direct Imjortation,
Now landing ex Bark SoU Deo Glari.t.
or sale low for cash.
lOnn BBLS FRESH GROUND FIXUR,
IjCxJKj ' Ail grades
-rlLSON, JCHILI3 & CD'S Manufacture
of Wagons and Carta! : :
' For sale at man o fact nrer's prk-e, ,
JJRY SALTED AND SMOKED SIDES, 1
V Tobs and Ticseew LARD.
, kiay 7 KERCilNER & CAIJJER BROS
WATER COOLERS !
FOR. SALE I5Y
Gile & 3iur chison .
mays . ': -
PLEAS. i: KOTId i
we win be glad to recclvo coaasaattoria
from our frteada on amy and ail anbjecU . of
senend Interest b-at !
The name ot Ue WTttcr nut arwaya be faa
filaaedtoi the Editor. . . .
Commimlcations must be wrlttea" oa' on 1 1
one side of the paper.
PewonalWoeinustbe sroldod . i ! -
Ana It Is especially and particularly inula
etootf that the Editor doca not ahrays endor
tke views ot corrcsponicnts unless so state
In the editorial co1ubkis.n i
NEW ABVERTISEMENTS.
W E W S T o m
pOU TIIE CONVENIENCE OF MY CUS
TOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
I have opened a 1. , -, J -' ' , J r,;..
FancyGrocery Store I
; tN THE; ... ' : ' ! ,
NEW MARKET HOUSE,
I CORNER MUTEIfS ALLEY. J "
I SHALL HAVE OX HAND AT ALL TIMES
Tlie Choicest Groceries
Mich as I .keep at my Store on North !
... iuui oiiveu ' . .... ' ! "
Buy v.ur iiltOCEItlEH from me and tl will
n ?.uni me pie.if are 10 uciirtr .at vour honu-s '
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-such articles as you may iurvlmto In tile Mar
, - -. ' - - ii
SAV E TIME AND TKOUJU.E l,y making
all your std.yllotw In the NEW MARKET
John L. Dontwricht
may 1-tf
J. F. LardnerJ
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I'onncrly of
RICE GALLERY,
WASHINGTON, 1). C ,
"-' . ".'-..'-.''-!
.Is iiow ia -liart;c at I .
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YATES' PHOTO. ROOMS;
STKJCTLV, FJJtVT CLASS
GUARANTEED, "
WOltK
.tay
New Butter- - il ew Butter.
JF YOU j WANT oMKl'iriNU VERVchUci
Bend and get some I . j
V - NEW MA El TITER,
juK rec;lvel, at.'Mc a vound, pound for 91'.
iCan'lbjj benti. I
NEW -UOOD3 BY EVERY STEAMER. ! !
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Everything fresh and good at !
CRAPON'h FAMILY OROCEttV,
No. tl Souih Froni Street, j ' j
So old stcok to work ofT,
may EO. M. CRAPON, At.,!
IVlay IV3ilIinery. j
T
HE BEAUTIFUL MONTH OF MAY If AS
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come and f have received more NEW AM)
HANDSOME MILLINERY
will he solil rhjir
GOOD,
which
Iadlen, prive me a call tefore purchasing.'
MRS. KATE U. WlNEa'i
1
may 6 No. 1 19 North Second Street.
PI ANOS & ORG ANS
s
OLD FOR CASH OR ON THE POPULAR
INSTALMENT PLAN. Now U yonr time. I
, '! ! 1" : - ' ,!'. -'; I h I
have just received a ncV supply. Every In
strvjment
I. guaranteed.
P. HEIN8BERGER.
BIBLES & PRAYER BOOKS.
r.VIRGK VARIETY,
J.
For; sale at
HEINSBERGER'Sj
may
Live Book and Music Store
MUNDS BROTHERS,
PHARMACISTS, j i
1,431 Broadway, K.'W Corner 431 St.,N. Y.,
uA .... f- il. f - . ..
C21 North Fourth St., Wilmington, N. C.
97T OiH?n fromC in the mornlntf till Hat
night. Prescriptions prepared at ail hours,
may 4-tf i
VIRGINIA MEAL.
T AM OFrERIMiTIIIShPLKNDIDMKAl.
(rounl coarse or fine) at bottom prices.
Every basr warranted-to give' satUfactlon.
(Airload or single bag ordrs solicited. De
livernl free. E. G. BLAIR, i
may . I Market Street.
USew Restaurant.
IJMUS UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
folly announce that be hasust'fittod opt No
3, Granite Row, South Front st.. a restaurant
or Ladles and Gentlemen, where meals sxa
refreshmenU may be ha J at an hours of th .
day. Everything is new and first tas. Po
lite waiters and courteous attendants. V1
9-Game and Oysters in I, season, find
Wines, LIqnora ajadIgara. .
"- - r.- - . ; . '
nnv I T. A. &CJIUTTE. Prop.1
The Place to Buy
rjiURPrisTIN.TOOI. -
PULLERS, HACKERS, '
DlPPL!i.s, v WllKllKKS,
II ACK-WKIGUT3. Ac. C. Ac.
Best of soia at Uocfc Iitoni price. ,
fall and i-ompScte fetot l ? Har.lwara aiwam
j ou hamL - - : " '
W. E. SPRINGER & CO., i
'1'- Suceesors to John luwwn A Co.; ,
I aid lo n ill, il and 23 Market Street
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