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gtjBSCBlPTIOKS POSTAGE PAUh
rfsr 4.0O. Six month, 00. Thre-j
awnth. $!.; One month. 35 cento.
oper will b delivered by c&rrto f reo
ct4rjrf In any part of h city, at th ahore
-snbscribers Trill rfjvort any an1 a.;i fJ
. urc to rcoclTe thlr puper regnUrly.
' -"'
0- fkc Daily Bevicw has the Uirg&t
Iwi f-d cirrfdoion, of any neivtpapcr
'published, in the city of Wilmington.
Fred Douglass says ho ha9 lost $10.
tXH) in trying to be an editor.
The cigar manufacturers of Kijy West
,-n?nr 2.000,000 cigars in a single
V. r
l;;rniingham. Ala., is to havo a ?ee
onj k'.re.n railroad, to be opened in
June r
, . .
Madison county, Fla., ha's 200 acres
;n vater-raeIons;j Jefferion oounty
00; Ixrn about 50.
.The cotton mills at Anrmtdn, Ala.,
have jubt shipped 1,000 balei of gnoda
in ( and have orders for t'-OO more.
- ;
Thi? lo?un Herald is disgusted with
the 'Kentucky dodge on the tariff ques
io'ia v.l says ua:ly things of the Demo
crat v
. ;
Corre.Hcmcn Hewlett, Shelley, For-st-yanJ
Williams, of Alabama, endorse
Randall -for Speaker nd will vote for
hua.
No.rthera people who went home to
fitid Spring weather must be sorry that
hey iefc the South. It is bad enough
tere. however.
A lady in Florida ha in her yard an
urange tree that at four years of age
bore five hundred oranges. It had oo
itihi-i season from two thousand to
ike thousand fine fruit.
Policing the statement that Jim
Keen has invested $500,000 in a French
flat, tho Nashville American says:
"Thi is considerably less than other
'lata1 have invested in Mr. Keene."
The Demopolis, Ala., oil railia hip
K1 forty-two car loadj o! cotton seed
weal last week for export to foreign
countries. The meal sells readily for
about $40 a ton landed in Europe.
f he doctors say that a milk and to
mato diet is; excellent - for Blight's
disease, which, however, says the
Augusta Chronicle. U uot prevalent at
iho South, although a form of diabetes
may ho developed of nn equally fatal
character. v
Several women arc power behind (
tUethione in journalism. Mr. Ptilit
cr'u success in life is said to bo largely
dure to his wife's talent, - sympathy and
pluck. Tho wife of Colonel McClure,
of the Philadelphia Timet, ii the largest
ttockholder in tho paper- The 2Ym
Tkmocrat, of New Orleans, is mainly
owned -by Mrs. Burke, while Mrs.
Nicholson h the controlling spirit of the
Picayune.
A correspondent of the Baltimore
-imtrimn gives an interesting account
of the rie and fall of a club there. It
was called "The Aliston." and process
ed primarily to he devoted in art.
eryoon art degenerated into gastron
omy. Music ceased and profanity be
San. Drunken uens followed, with
theating at cnrd. The Aliston,"
which begtm in glory, ended in disgrace.
The stCRuiship amadu, at New York
last week, brought two of the most in
teresting pieces of machinery in exist
enco the two original locomotives
built by Stephenson and Watt, which
have been loaned by tho South Ken
sington Museum to the National Expc
sitiou of Railway Appliances about, to
he held at Chicago. One of these en
Sines ia the Rocbt.. built by George
Stephenson in i$l5, tho first locomotive
Caterer ran on a railroad.
The municipal troubles in Kaleigh
eoitobof threatening proportions.
The Democratic aldermen are to apjear
before Judge Phillips, i Chambers, a1
ewbernr June 5th. "They are counsel-
by Messrs. Fuller & Snow, Reade
and Busbee & Busbee. while Judges
Merrimon and Fowle and Col. Walter
Clarke nre among tha counsel for tho
Pontiffs. It will bo a very interesting
wal and there is no doubt that the fire
wu lien the learned counsel are
arrayed in arms against each other be
fore His Honor.
Tnt Xorthand South, a monthly paper
Published at Buffalo. N. Y.. ically
promises to do much sckkI. in addition
much that it has already done, for
JbuiMingup of the waste places ot
Sonth. It circulates very cxtcn
!;VtIy in tho Northern and Western
, tes &s well as abroad, and it con
'n a great deal of interesting news
wttter.- original and selected, from
very State in the. South. The -sub-''cnptioff
pricc is only 60 cenks a year,
Silrer Plated Spoon and Forks,, low
ptcwtJAOOBi.'a, ,v f
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VOL. VII.
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LOCALJpwS.
IXBEX TO HW ADYtRTISIMIlTS.
T ATE Orra n
Lecture pr Wood
HeijmbjVMier Ne7 Music
Mc'ia Rk Pharmacists
H'C Brock, Chief of Police Dos
Tt L Pr.nRT, PropThe -eahov(
American Legion of Honor Local ad
W n Uxisex Sod Water Mineral Wntei
I The Fourlh. comes this year on .Wed
nesday.
Sheriff Sutton, ot
in the city.
j
Bladen county, is j
j
The best strawberries coraniaud
ctR a quart lo-dp.y.v
10
The reeeipta of cotton at tin rft to-'
day foot up 49 baie.
The great Bridge is opened for - busi
ness and so is the Yates Gallery, lt.
The Czar would be happy if he could
have his picture taken at the Yates Gal
lery, it
Steamboatrnen report the river as
still falling, although lighters have net
yet been in requisition.
The wind lias got around towards
the South again but there is no know
ingjiow long it will stay there.
Clarendon Council, No. 07, A. L. of
Honor, -'-meets to-ni?ht at 8 o'clock.
Members
promptly
will
please be on
hand
It
TUe first whortleberries of tho season
wero brought into ur market to-day.
Tliey looked nice, and 10 cents par
quart was the price asked for them.
Mr. George C. Gorham, Editor of
the Washington (I). C ) Republican..
ba9 accepted invitation to deliver
the address at the .National Cemetery
in this city on Decoration Day, which
falls due on next Wednesday.
The Dlusicalc.
The popular musical talent of this
city has been rehearsing during the
past month under tho direction of Prof.
Van Laer and Mrs. M. V. Taylor, for
the grand mustcale to be given on next
Wednesday evening, May 30th. It
promises to be one of the finest entertain
ment of tho kind ever given in Wil
mington. City Court.
Robtert Watkins, colored, wan be
fore" the. Mayor this morning charged
with disorderly conduct. The charge
was sustained and he was required iu
consequence to fork over $5 for the ben
efit of tho city treasury.
John L. Barker, for th name olYenca.
bat a little less offensive, was let off by
the payment of a fine of $2 50.
Quick; Time.
One the business men of this
who owns and takes pride in a
city
good
team, drove from the Sound last night
to this city, a dihtance of eight miles,
in 35 minutes. Ho has made the trip
from hero to-the Sound with tho same
team in 30 minutes.- This is good driv
ing and there are very few teams in the
city that can equal it. In our opinion
it is too fast to drive any horse.
, Iusoctfvorous Plants.
It is anuounced that Dr. Thomas
F. Wood -will lecture this evening, in
Tileston Hall, on ''Insectivorous
Plants." This is a subject to which
Dr. Wood has paid years of close at
tention and we do not know of any
man in North Carolina who is a3 capa"
ble of handling the subject as he is. It
will bo a pleasant and - instructive ad-
be music by Prof. Van Lear and Mas
ter Alrich Adrian. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
Open Next Monday.
Capt. Perry's two summer houses,'
Hotel Brunswick,- at Smithville. and
Seaside Hotel, at Wrightsville Sound,
will be thrown open to tho public for
the summer season on Monday next.
Both ol these delightful resorts are
favorably situated, in full view of the
ocean, with all of the advantages of
nshing, sailing and bathing and in these
respects are cot surpassed by any on
the Atlantic coast. Capt. Perry can
accommodate by the day, week or
month. Tho rooms arc ail airy and
delightful and tiio cuisine is the best to
be had from both land and water.
Messrs. A. &. I. Shkikr have receiv;
ed, per express, a large lot of Children's
Blouse Suits made up very handsomely
in different shades, which they will sell
at astonishingly low prices. Call early
and procure a suit for the boys. f
L. Thornton, Warrenton. N. C. says :
"I used Brown's Iron Bitters and con
sider it an excellent remedy for dyspep
sia." .. ... . -:
A
LMINGTON. N. C,
j A Uappy Occasion.
I Qneen Victoria was fit years of aje
I yesterday, she having been bom on the
j 2Uh of May, 1U19, and the anniversary
j of her birthday was celebrated last
i night by a party of gentlemen yho were
born under the British flag, at the
I residence of Mr. W. Hod dick, of the
firm of Brown & Roddick. The party
' .vas an entirely informal affair, but wa3
made very enjoyable by the speeches
that were made, toasts that were offered
a,ul songs that were sung Among the
toasts was one to .Queen Victoria,
! President Arthur, the Marqis of Lorne,
and other notable foreii and domes
tic, no; tbrgettiug the famous suspension
bridge conuectin New York and
Brooklyn, which was bpened to the
! public yesterday with imporing cere
monies.
Visitors Comlujr.
Tho excursion party, which is to
arrive hero by Carolina Central Rail
road on Monday, the 28th inst., is ex
pected to be a large one, and ot the best
class of citizens from tho Central and
Western portions of the State. Mer
chants from Charlotte, Shelby and other
Pint3, some of Whom have never
visited our city, will be of the number
and an excellent opportunity will be
afforded for our business houses to
make new acquaintances and form neyr
and more extended mercantile in
terests with our friends from the neigh
borhood of the Bluo Ridge. A little
attention shown to the visitors would
cost but a trifle and would result bene
ficially to our business interests. We
hopo that the merchants will take
the matter in hand and start some 3ort
of fun that will be pleasant to the
strangers and induce them to ooutinue
the acquaintance.. It would be a good
time to have a parade of our excellent
fire department.
At Jlest.
Tho obsequies of the late Mr, - C. M.
VanOrsdell took placo this morning
under the supervision of St. John's
Ixjdge. No I, F. & A. M., of which he
had long been an esteemed and worthy
mem ber. Tho remains, taken from his
late residence on Fourth. . between
Princess and Chestnut streets, and pre
ceded by the Lodge, with Wilmington
Commandery, No. 1, Knights Tem
plars, in full uniform, as an. escort,
wero conveyed to St. .lames' Church,
whero the beautiful and impressive
funeral service of tho Episcopal Church
wero held, after which the coffin was
born to the hearso in which, preceded
by the Masonic fraternity and followed
by a long line of carnages, it was con
veyed to Oakdale. Here tba conclud
ing services of the church wero per
formed, after which the solemn itinera!
ceremonies of Masonry were held. The
service ot the church was conducted bj
Rev. T. M. Amblor, rector of St- Paul's
Dark clothes take bf st in a picture;
sit now whilo iti ccvol at tb Yatos
Gallery. ' t-
The Corbett Caual.
A correspondent at Nat Moore, who
writes over-the signature of "Bladen,"
sends an account of a -recent trip to the.
I above named workot internal improve
ment, which is intended to drain the
rich bottom lands bordering on Colly
creek into Black river. At the point
where tho .canal is being excavated
Colly creek and Black river run nearly
parallel with each other, and are sep
arated by a sand hill whoso greatest
altitude is about 50 feet., :' Tho river is
considerably lower than the creek. aDd
tfae when compieted, ' will thor
oughly and effectually drain the bottom
lauds of tho latter, without fear of any
future inundation to damage growing
crops. This canal is about 50 feet wide
and in-the deepest place is about 40
feet deep. In making the excavations
logs of hickory, oalc. chestnut and pine
were found in a good state of preserva
tion 35 feet below the. surface, and in
one place pieces of charred lightwood
were found which had probably lain
there unmolested for centuries. In an
other place, 33 feet below the surface,
the stump of a tree was found, which
had been cat (who can tell how long
ago?) apparently with an axe.
Air. WUham Corbett has the contract
for making tho canal, and when it is
considered that he has worked without
tunds, with only a tew shovels, a iwe.
an axe, a plough and a pair of sruall
1 steers, and has nearly compieUd the
task, he is deserving ol much praiw
He expects to finish the undertaking
during the present year. When finished
thousands of acres of as fertile land 3
. r m t fl i
claimed and ni ado profitable to the
as me state can ooasc oi wmpsni
f azticuitnnst. the swamp lands in that
section, when not rained by IresheU.
yield an average of 50 bushels of corn
to the acre, and this enterprise, when
cornpleteJ, will prevent the possibility
of futore inandatlosa.
aETIE W
FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1883.
Col. Burr's Add res.
Fo!!o.ving is the annual address de-
hvered by Col. Jas G. Burr. President
of the Historical and -Scientific Society,
at the meeting held last Monday even- cam to u irminifiAn, n. c.. in imi, v here
mg. reference, to which was made by ( thiny etx years, lie vai 78 roMl iwhcn
US in TuedavVnnr- h died, anl icAvea a -wife ami three son, to
. Paper. mourn kU death. Throashout hi me. as an
i nis le.!ng the anniversary of the or- Israelite, he wa cxer trne to b?s rtl gion, as
ganizatim of our Society, a few re- j J fi'1 an'1 ,atbcr h,, always kWl mwi
marks from me will not, I hope, be re i CihYfaneral xrill tke place fr-ra hrc
gartfecl as out ot place. The Society jdorca -unrlay raorntu-;. at v o"cocV. Fiieulo
lias kept on the even tenor .of its way. anl relutye- repccuJy lnltel to attend. 2t
ila meetings have been regularly held, ! (-nnrlot'e Journal-observer und lia'Umore
and many partis of great merit havHtSpnP;eaijco,y
oeen reau by uitlerent members. Antl
right here it would be weil tur the Sei-!
ety l7 consider tho exrediency , of hav
ing such papers published in a volume,
to bo offered for sale and for distribu-j
lion among other societies elsewhere.
c w- - - x
by whicii means a large amount of val-i
turn. The 'papers would doubtless at
tract attention, and bring us into favor
able notice abroad. The experience of
the past season shows very clearly, I
think, that greater interest is being felt
by our people in lectures than ever be
fore. The system Inaugurated by the
Library Association of engaging men of
prominence and ability to deliver lec
tures under the auspices of the Associa
tion, has not only tended to develop this
interest, but has also resulted very favor
ably in a financial way to tat organiza
tion. It i3 suggested that similar action
by our Society in tho future would
be attended with like beneficial results,
n.nrl T s.ilim?-. ffi' riif.fr frr v rn i t- onn.
aluciauuu auu ivt outji ciiiii as jMLt
may ueem ueeessury . uue 01 me most
successful, and certainly one of the most
intellectual, lectures delivered in this
city the past season was by Professor
Sheperd, at the invitation of this Society
It is true that the lecture wa3 free, but
a large proportion of those who attend
ed would willingly have paid, had any
charge been made for admittance.
Heretofore our people would not attend
lectures, it mattered not how distin
guished th speaker might be or how
interesting his subject; but I am happy
to believo tiat we are now froed from
that reproach. The public taste has
become more elevated and refined and
seeks pleasure more m intellectual en
joyment than in tho tinsel glare and.
show which panders only to the grati
fication of the ser ses. During the past
year we have had many valuable dona
tions of book and . historical records
from various sources which have been
placed in the archives of tho ' Society,
and it is worthy of note, that as tar as
my knowledge extends, the Historical
and Scientifio Society of Wilmington is
the only organization of its kind ia the
State, in successful operation. . The
North Carolina Historical Society exists
in name, a shadow only, not the sub
stance; a meeting of its members is held
once a year to keep up its organization,
but for all practical or useful purposes
it is unknown in the annals of our
State, It behooves us, therefore, to
strive in every way to extend our influ
ence, to increase our membership, - and
by ail legitimate means to elevate our
Society to a high place in the republic
of letters. "We have the material in
abandauce; it is lying dormant all
arqnnd 113 and needs but the awakining
of ihat old time spirit of local pride to
bring it into active exercise. While
wo recogtiize the exacting. claims 'upon
ysot this utilitarian age in which we
live, let us not iorget the past nor those
who made that past a history. . If
succeed but in removing a few mosses
only that may have obscured or dimmed
the transaction a of former days, or in
bringing to light some unknown or long
forgotten event in the history of our
section or State, then, surely Our Soelfv
( ty will not have been organized in vain.
Should not this be an incentive to every
member for increased activity and
diligence? We have received "during
tho past year many additions, and val
uable ones, to our liit of members,
but the angel of death has again visited
us and laid his icy hand upon' one of
tho most prominent, and one of 'the
originators of onr Society, Mr. Wrn.
F. VVenzel. Ho was an active, ener
getic, devoted, member, was curator
of the Society, whose interest and
whose success lay very near his heart.
Ho was a man afso of large informa
tion, and of established reputation in
that branch ot scien&ft which he had
made the stu ly of his life; a valuable
member, who promn'ly responded at
all times to any call that mihi be made
upon him. Upon the record book of
our Society' another blank paae now
bears upon its surface tho emblems of
mourning, am! side by side with the
me commemorative of Henrv Nutt.
is inscribed the name of Wiu.'F. Wen-zel-
The curtain has fallen upon the
last act in the drama of their lies,- in
which each played well his part, and
they now rest from their tabors.
.
Ieat!i ot an Old Citizen.
v - Mr. Meyer Bear, one vt bur oldes
citirens. died at hi3 residence, -on the
eorncr of Chestuntand Sixth streets, at
4 :30 o'clock tliis 'mornings at the ad
vanced aae of 73 years. Mr. Bear was
born in. Bavaria. Germany,. whence he
emigrated to this country and settled in
Wilmington in l847,-and has been in
business here ever since, a period of 36
years. It la only about t-.vo weeks
since that sickness compelled him to
remain awav from his pLacc of buM-j
. . . t '
nesF.to which bo was never to return,
In lif he was a quiot, unobtrusive man
of nntinng industry and entirely oevit-
f the basing in which ho was en-!
irnpA' In hiiflAfith nAllrr if ihrt r.T
rom-iinin- lnln:rt- of I ha tutsA h?
been removed.
Av Coo assortment of Guqj and Tistols
at Jacob's Hard wara Depot. . t
NO. 125
1
DIED.
j MC.VT.W -4 ...
Sixth and Caettut 8tetu after ai illness of
only two weck, dlet tbU mornlns at 4.80
o'clock. He was horn !n Kjra.rl. cim-jnif
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NEW ADVEirriSKMKNTS.
Lecture.
I )u " u ,,B,'.-
-1 A 1.ECTUKK In TIMCSTON UPPER TtOOM.
rjon KKIUAY KVtSMNG. May 25th, nl 8 o'clfc.
j Fnbject lNKCTtVOIIULS I.ANT.
Mu le by Prof. Vinlaen
aud faster Alricb.
"ianan. t'ubuc coruLtliy
may25.lt
invited.
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
OFFICE CHIEF OF TOT-ICE.
May aahiiiss.n
Dogs.
QN AND AFIKB JLNE 1CT1I, ALL DOG 8
found regains at Urge, without a Badge, vriH
killed
II. O. BROCK.
may 35-St
Chief of Poliee
i
RSew EV3usic.
JUST KECKIVED-
lloso Front the South. Valu.
Silent Nijrht. Waltz.
Wnltlnj; 'Mid the Pausles.
rin Hack My Love O'er the Sft.
Love Will Koll the Clonda Away.
When tho Ilosea Blyym A pain.
rsnsy uiosfoms.
VvTait Till tho Clouda Ko)l v.
I'll Walt Till the Clouda Koll Br.
Only to See Her Face Again.
W Never Speak As Wt Pa?a Itr.
Again Wc Speak As We Pars Iy. .
For aalo at ,
HEINSBERGER'S,
may 25 - Lire J5ook and Mnaio Storta
THE SEASHORE.. !
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
6MITHV1LLK, K. C.
SEASIDE HOTEL !
WRIGUTSVILLE. K. C.
B. L. PEKRY, Proprietor.
rjinnsF.4rrvo summer resorts will
be "pen MONDAY, MAY 28.
Tbo Hotel Brwiawlok, at Sroithvillc, ig 25
miles below Wilmington, anl tccossiblo by
t'.vo lirat cla9 eteamers, xaaVlag tvro trips
daily. - .
Tbe Seaside Hotel la eittiateiilaalirjrc gTve
on Wrightsville Sound; is comiroscU of eolta
ges fr i aniihiw, and w tthtn 7 miles of Wil
mlngton, ai tho beal of a fine tibcll Koad. the
best In tic Southern coutnry. '
BOTH HOTELS IN FULL VIEW OF THB
OCEAN.
Good anrf And attll water bathtn.
Every variety of Fish, and abuaiint- t-f
Oysters, Clams and Crabs-
spacious Ball Roooob. nlih fine Beods of
ITHtic
Tea-la Alleya, Bllliarda and .'Bar.
r Tcracs modsralo.
mar i!3
Baker Wanted.
BAKliE CAN GET STEAD T EMPLOY-
meat commencing at once. Enquire at the
office of DAILT BETIZW.
may V4 ?t " -.1
Lawnv Party,
fX FBI DAT EVEJflSG, at the roaldeace-of
r T. II. Mitchell, proc cdi for the bcncfll
of St. Pan 10 P is hur h. '.Iven br y-u
1 dy scholars f lh ut day bchovi. li?rt ah
nw-nt. .vimi io free.
xa&v ii :t .
Grand Daylight Excursion
to the Seashore!
JJS EXCURSION TRAIN WILL EKAVF.
ktlhv, N. C. on MONDAY SfORNTNG next,
2zih May, at A. Air, for WUnilasr'on and
Sadlhvlha. It wiU be snALL-lAji IGlii"
Excursion, arriving la Wl caiaon t 5.35 V.
M. A rar will be tet aside epeclaliy, for U
dlea. Strtcl; order tj1:1 be tnalQtaitUKL Xaa
engera can re'um on any reprular :rda cp to,
and Including Moadav, June 4td, thru aivipg
tevcn cle.ir uays at tbo Seashore. A.. Black
flab Jixccraioii wllltatc place during tha-vreek,
giving tbe cxcurelouiAta lha opportunity w
bave a j-ood ilrae generally.
For ached ole of time acd , prices, apply to
roar reircst depot.
BJiBItY GLEAVhS, JOHN L. MAFFITT and
KlUN A. COltUETT, Uanafrers.
-;- ; - iiiy i3 tt.
Organs ! Organs !
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1 I T:C-lVrNG tAiLT ADDITIONS TO T
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c. . - . , 4i .
Stock. . "tiy lnetaltacTi;. C&li and Keifttra
t rtCl A tiiCk v1
rUnk Uooka' - Xc-
All the iateai reading matter on myt-tjnntcr.
,v ...,' 'TATTLS BOOK hTOilt.
Ui ilartctSt
PLASS KOTKXT- -':"-w
Wo to- Rcelr 'cocsscsScatlna'
tnna 0,Kf falea icy and all ut)aei of
Sacrailatearttlmt '
The Dtme of the wrttmr must thran b ft
nXafcedtoUxcRlttcr.
Comanualcattoo innst b wrrttw ea oat
joMBidoof tbe paper..
I Pr-na:tfcmuftbo Tc4docV v
. Aad tt Is especially ud partlcnlariy astf
Rtood that the Editor docs not always esdoe
tke rlewsof ccrrcspondcnU ocIcm to its tit
In the editorial mlainBs.
NEW -"APVERTISlSaiESTS.
W;E W- ST O R ET
pOU THK COK VEN" YF. S t K Or MY . CCS
lOMSCKg ANB TUB TCKLIC G EXER ALLY,
I bae ojk; a .
i Fancy Grocery Storo J
in, Tin: .
NEW 31 A li SET HOUSE,
"conNrvK MUTER'S AT.LF.Y.
I SHALL IIATK ON IlAXIi AT ALL-TIMES
The Choicest Groceries
such as I tcep at njy torc in North
Front htrpct.
BayvotirUlcOCKlUES frornne aad UvlU
afford nic pleasure to dellvtr At your borne
such articles aa you may purchAw la l& Msxr
SAVE TFMn AND rHOUDLT: hy raaUca
ail your - adc-ellaiu lii iho UAECKT
IlOUssE.'. .
John L. lioatwright.
may 1-tf -
ST8LL ANOTHER
I UAVK JUST KKCEIVLT ANOTIIEIt
LAliGE INVOICE "OF
M I L L IN E It Y !
OF' AO Ol" TIJK NLW-SllAPEd ANt
SUADK3.
AS ALIO, A LAlUiE L'VT OF I
Fancy Goods," Beautiful
Parasols and Fans. V
ALL NKW STTLK3. '
Fichus, Hair .Goods, New
Stamping Patterns, &cv '
Agency Hot Jtho Unlversil Fashion Com pa -nya.
PaUcnu.. .; ... t '
. UespcctTullr,
MISS E. KARltEIL
may 5
EXCHANGE COKNE1L
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Company .
Sr.CRKTAKY AD TBEASUEEE'S OFFICB, i '
Wilralogton. V. C, May 23. 183. j
JK PUJWUASCE OF A- R KSO LUTIOJf
adoptodby the DirtctDis of the ,WilnluUn
& Weiuon Kali Road Company, at a':rneet:Dr
held thl day, a special uiotius of the Stock-
holders of eaid Corrpriny, will b held In tba
city of Wilmiujrtm, at tbo offlee of the Com
p.ipy. at If o'clock, A. M., on Thursday,
the 2.1st day of Jn no next, "to t ike Into
consideration tho .location ml hullrtlD- of
n itailrood from some velnt on th .i!i
W jhui-jxto.j & WcMon Bailroad ?onth .f Wil
son to (torecceS. C, on tho71!m!nrton.Col
urabii & Auxasun Itnilroad, or fcoroe po5ot.
tat thereof on aid ro.vks. nd aah farther
action in thta raafcr as the eai I stockholder
asseuiblo! ia raeUDg may eoniidcr pioper.
J. W. TnOMPON,
Secretary.
may 22 tta
y. UAVBKECEirED Jit JTCTDAT'ti
Ktcamr &q elotcant t-t of 'Jeara, alo, fell
line of rru. Patent Med cine. i c.
lrecrlni'ns frt-fuU jre-pared at any
hour, day or i.fght. . .
MUSBS BROTHERS, .
, - Dlensln Phrmaatt
1,4 1 Broadway, .V w. L.r.3J Si., s.. ,
and
fci! North 4 th strttt, Y7. loo for ten 1Z. C.'
If You Vt'ould be Happ?
BUY A COOK STOVE.
"The Golden Harvest,"
"CALUMET,"
Or, SOUTIimtN OAK,M
Pore White On. fcrlH
Soda Water! Soda Water!
rriTII PUSH " FXiUIT JUICE,
-ICECOLDI
SEAJfOX 1??;.
MI V E it A L WAT IC K OS nRaUGHT.- '
ICK COLD, -
WILLIAM II. GI'fcK?".
apll - lrtii?..l. '
The Place to Buy
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