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BTW to receive their paper regularly. '
j- Tlie Daily Review has the largest
bona fidt circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington.
The truck business of Norfolk circnC
laics 2,000,000 among the people.
.
There is a hog raised in tho United
States for nearly every inhabitant.
Eleven cases of small-pox were re
ported at Jacksonville, Fla., on Wed
nesday. The coronation of the Eruperor and
Empress of Russia will take plac? to
morrow at Moscow.
, : "
The subscription to the Parnell fund
how amounts to $45,000. It is proposed
to make it 8250,000. '
- .
The last known surviuor of the battle
t 'Waterloo resident in this .country
beara the great name of John Smith.
, Ac'
orriing to a Connecticut clergy
man, it costs $9,502 to distribute $1,-
y.ii worth ot bibles
of that State.
among the people
. The ceremony of blessing the impe-
jbl tlaji was performed in the Moscow
Kremlin Wednesday in the presence of
tlia Emperor and Empress.
The fitly-fourth anniversary of the
Brooklyn Sunday Sehol Union was
celebrated Wednesday by the annual
arade of the Sunday school children.
The children in line numbered i'5,000.
B&rotiess Iiurdett-Coutts has e.stab
lished a free school where people can
learn to cook fish properly. The befit
of instructors are provided at her ex
pense, and the cooked fish is served at
an -adjoining restaurant, where a good
dinner can be had for 10 cents, the
proceeds being applied to charity.
LOCAL NEWS.
IMOEX TO HEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Yatks Organs
Benson's Skin Cure ,
naxsBEROBa Xevr Bou
Mhs S J Baker Milliuery v
W II f J r RK3f Soda Water Mineral Watet
DaVs length 14 hours aud 21 minutes.
It is a very
gather.
dull day
for the news
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The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up G bales.
There was nothing doing at the City
Court this morning.
Sunset to-morrow atteraoon at
minutes past 7 o'clock.
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacom's Hardware PcpQt t
Thcr were three intermebti in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week, one- adult
and two children.
There were five interments two,
adults and three childroa-rio Oakdale
Cemetery this week. .
Mr. James G. Kenan, of Duplin
county, is ia the city to-day . on a visit
to his brother. Capt. W. R. Kenan.
There was oneintermeut in Bellcvue
Cemetery this week, that of an adult
hrousht here from an adjoiiiiug county
Kev. D. Herring will conduct the
ervices at the First Baptist Church to-
morrow, both in the orning and at
mght.
The Register of Decks issued seven
marriage licenses this week, five of
which erc for white, and two ; for
colored couples.
Rev.C.M. rayne having returned
tAere be the usual service in the
5econd Presbyterian church to-morrow
morning and evening.
The usaalSabblth'serTices' will be
held at the Fifth Street Methodist
HiV,1 to"morrow- Preaching by
v Mr- Thompson, of Nassau.
.Jle understand that lheMusicale
ratpKr rnext week tasbeen defl-
ve y ueterniined upon for next Friday
hi. Tjngtea4 " of Wednesday night, as
beta announced. .
. J" Buikkir3 and othersGo to J aco
a tor Sash, Blinds and Doors, Gls4
You all sixes and . at h
,0t price
i
t is retxmul . ,
from
. 10-uay, coming
lrties Who Arriri l.an tlil.
,!n8 ;ro Charlotltvtliat in the
, c diocese was agreed to
laltT?Trtna that First-Assistant
' A 111 M. lJ hllltf
to participate in the
oration; serrices next Wednesday.
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VOL. VII.
Rev. W. B. North is expected to I
arrive frym tho District Conference at !
Wh tteville ar d will fill tho pulpit of the
I Front street Methodist church to
morrow morning.
Stearaboatmen report the water in
ths Cape Fear as "distressingly thin'
so that lighterschare become necessary
e necessarv
in crossing the shoals. They also state
that tho river is still falling.
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church celebrates to-morrow (Sunday)
by proper services the 25th Anniversary
of the date of its organization. In the
morning services at 11a. m. the pastor
will preach a historical sermon, at
night, 8 p. m.. the Sunday school holds
its Jubilee servce. AH tha services will
be in English.
Yon don't know liowhandsome you
are until you have your Picture taken
at the Yates Gallery. It
Yesterday in our market reports
sales of spirits were given at 33 cents
when it should have been 331, cents.
The mistake was discovered and cor
rected in time - for the tuail but one
of the city routes had gone when it
was discovered. It was corrected in
the others.
Cottou!
The receipts of cotton at this pork for
the week ending with to-day foot up 211
bales against 139 bales for tho corres
ponding week of last year, an increase
this week of 72 bales. The receipts of
the crop year to date loot up 120,144
bales, against 135,779 bales to same
date last year, a decrease thi3 year of
9,608 bales.
For the Old Land.
Mr. E. P. Bailey, of the firm of Hart,
Bailey & Co., will leave here on Wed
nesday next, and New York on the 2nd
of June, for a voyage to Sweden. Ho
will sail on the steamship Oder, and
expects to be absent about two months.
We wish him a pleasant voyage and a
safe return. -m
oiuiuivnie Ugrlit Infautry.
'.We learn that the Smithvillc Light
Infantry is in a flourishing .condition.
The membership is increasing and
there is a good deal of interest mani
fested in tho drill, in which the corps
is becoming quite proficient. The com
pany was but for practice and drill' last
ni?htwith full ranks, and their evolu
tions, both in marching arid in the man
ual of armswere highly creditable.
Returned Sick.
Mr. W. W. Barnes, formerly in the
employ of Messrs. Parker & Taylor, in
this city, but recently a resident of
Georgia, returned last night on account
of sickness, and is now confined to his
room at the residence of the lather, Mr.
J. W. Barues. The young man is well
kno wn throughout our city and he has
many wai m and earnest friends who
will watch anxiously for his complete
restoration to health at an early day.
Not tor tho Queen.
The gathering at the residenco of Mr
W. Roiddck on the night of tho 24th
inst.. was in houorof the 61th anniver
sary of 'the birthday of Mr. William
Lumb. who makes an annual visit to
our city and is known to many
of. our people. He also was born
on the British soil on the 24th of
May, 1819, but waited until the Queen
was about 25 minutes , old before he
made his debut, lie is engaged in the
mechanic arts and is the principal pro
prietor of the -smokeless aud spark
less" engine which is now engaging
the attention of railroad magnates.
Dr. Wood's Lecture.
The lecture last night at Tileston Hall,
:
by Dr. Thomas F. Wood, on "Insecti
vorous Plants of North Carolina," was
well attended and listened to with much
interest and instruction. The lecturer
spoke of many plants in North Caro
lina- which were destructive life,
and among others of the piant which
is commonly known as the "Carolina
Fly Trap? He also mentioned several
oral other plants, and especially those
of a trumpet shape, which insists could
descend, bnt from which they could
not make an exit on account of the al
most impreceplib'e fuzzy matter with
which the plants were lined, all tending
downward and preventing the insects
from coming to the top,' but retaing
them prisoners until death ensued. It
was a highlyentertaming and instructive
effort and the.audlcncc were uiuch de
lighted not only with subject but ..with
the manner in which it was discussed.
The musical part of , the i entertain
ment, as rendered by Prof.vVan Iaer
and Master Alrich Adrian, was a very
iWlg-htfulfeaturo ot the cvemn.
MIL!
W ILMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY. MAY 26
v Personal.
Iter. Thos. D- Pitts, recently Iletor
of St. John's Church, but who lias been
residing in Florida, - for some months
; past for the benefit of Mrs. Pitts' health.
I arrived in the city last night with his
family and are the guests of Mr. Cftas.
1 H. King. Mr. Pitts will r
remain here
a week, and possibly longer, and will
preach in St. John's to-morrow morn
ing aud evening lie is on his way
North. .
Mr. Orr's customers can have extra
copies made at lowYates at the Yates
Gallery. , ' . It.
Painful Accident.
Mr. Willie R. Savage, who works in
the carpenter department of the W. &
W.- Railroad shops, had the misfortune,
to meet with quite a severe accident this
morning, which will probably prevent
him from resuming work for a week or
two. He was engaged in sharpening a
tool at a grindstone, when it slipped
and the thumb of his left hand was
caught in some ol the machinery and
the nail torn off and the thumb badly
crushed. Dr A. I). McDonald was
promptly in attendance and rendered
the necessary surgical assistance. The
young man is not yet eighteen years of
age, and although an orphan, has many
friends and acquaintances who will
sympathize with his misfortune. It
was very fortunate that it was no worse:
Business is booming with us, good
work tells go to the Yates Gallery. It.
Church Services To-Morrow.
St. John's Church, corner Tlrinl and Red
Cros streets'. First 3nndy after Trinitv.
May 27th. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock.
Kreniug Praver t o'clock, by Rev. T. l.
Pitts. . ..-
First Presbyterian Church, corner Tlurdaa1
Orange streets. Rev. Joseph It. WUson,
D. D., Pastor. Rev.-C. -Sf. Payne will hold
union service at 5 p. nw No nerrlce in the
momlog.
Second Presbyterian. Church, corner of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rer. C. 31.
Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and Hi
p.m. Sabbath School at 4 p.m.-
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
Fifth streets. Rov. l r. J. B. Taylor, Pastor
Sunday School at a. m. Services at II a.
m. aud H p. m.f conductwl bV by Rov. D. W.
o'clock. 4. a , - .
St. Paurs Kvan. Lutheran Church, corner of
Sixth and Market streets, Rev. F. W. K. Pes
chau, Pastor. Kulish services at 11 o'clock,
a.-itt. Sunday ScYjooI 6enrice InKngHsttat
8 o'clockp. m. .
Front-Street M. E. Churcb, South, comer of
Front and Walnttt sti-eets. Rev. Frank. II.
Wood, Pastor. Services at 11 a. ni. and 7w p.
m. Sabbath school at S p. m., Y. M. Parker,
superlntewlfnt.- Prayer meeting: and lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian
Association Tuesday evening after first and
third Sabbaths, at S o'clock. Seats free and
strangers and visitors cordially Invited. 4
i St. Paul's Episcopal Church, comer of
Fourth aud Ornngo streets. Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector. Morning Frayw at 11 o'clock ;
Evening Prayer at 8 o clock ; Sunday school at
3i o'clock. Seats free. , . -
Fifth Street M. E. Chnrcb. letwecn .'unad
Church streets, Rev. T. Page Rlcaud, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7Vs I Class meet
ing at p. m. ; Prayer raeetlngr Thursday even
nig at 7J.2 o'clock.
Seamen's Bethel, Dock between Water and
Front streets. Capt. W. Potter, Misrioua
rv to the Seamen. -'Services every Sunday at
10.S0 a. in and 4.30 p. m. Seamen ana all
others are cordially invited. Seats free. Part
ot the servico will be iu Norwegian, conducted
by Capt. Chtisiiausen.
St Thomas Pro-CatnedraL First Mass at 1
a m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and
Beuediction at-5o'c-lock p m. Daily Mass at
C GOa ni. - '.,
Second Baptist Cimrch, on Sixth, ltvrecn
Church hnd Castlo streets. Rev. J. P. King,
Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.- m. Sua
day School at 9 a. m. Prayer uwetiny every
Tuesday night. .
Christ Church (Congregationaust)y'ui street,
between Sixth and Soventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge,
minister. Preaching services at 11 o'clock, a.
m. and S o'clock, p. m. Paster's Bible Class
at P2.13 p. m. Prayer and Praise-meeting,
Wednesday, 8 o'clock, p.m. Sniday School,
3 o'clock, p. m.. In Memorial Hall, corner 7th
and un sts.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
pices, at Jacobi8 t
Decoration Day.
Rooms National Mem. Assoo'n. ?
Wilmington, N.-C.. May 25. 1882 5
The" annual service of decorating the
graves of the nation's dead will bo ap
propriately and solemnly performed- at
the National Cemetery, on Market
'street, on Wednesday, May 30th. at
4:30 P. M.
TL, T'y-fc-v- 1
fho Committee recommend that there
be no procession. .
The public are respectfully ; invited
to attend and participate in or witness
tho ceremonies.
Societies and organized bodies can
march to the grounds in such manner
as they may choose . , .
Col: W. P- Canaday will'condnbt the
services at the cemetery. Capt. .H S.
W. Eagles will bo Chief Marshal of the
day to preserve order and quiet on. the
grounds.
ritOGUAMME.- !
Music by the P. & S. A. Club.
Prayer by Rev. D. J. Sanders.
Music by the P. & S. A. Club.
Oration by non. Geo. C. Gorhara; of
Washington. D- C. '
Music by the P. & 5. A. Club. , --
Benediction.
. Decoration of Graves.
The Ih S. Revenue Steamer Colfax.
CaDt. Gabrielsen, off Market Dock.
will fire a salute, com meccing at 1
o'clock. ' -
d. 11. Brink.
- . Chairman Committee
Jm Thornton. Warrenton, N- C. says:
"I used Brown's Iron Bitters and con
sider it an excellent remedy for dys pep-
isia.
lifii;
The Iistrict Conference.
(Reported for the Oailj Sevlerr.) s
White vi ixk. N. C, May 25, 1883. f
The Methodist District Conference,
in session here, is largely attended.
The citizens of the town in this famous
old county of Columbus arc extending
much kindness and hospitality' to the
members of the Conference and the
numerous visitors from various portions
ol the State.-.
xuaw granu om nero oi 4uetnouism,
UoT. R. O' Barton, P. E presides,
That grand old hero of Methodism,
wiiu ms usual success, and is the same
old man eloquent. Rev; X.S. Burk
head, of Newbern, a giant in intellect
and great force of character, is here as
a popular visiting brother, with the
pleasing and wide-awake Editor of the j
Raleigh Christian : Axlvo6Ues Rev. W.
S. Black. : ' a-. ,
There are also other noted Methodist
eelebrities. Much business is heW
done. , Harmony reigns supreme. Able !
ermona are delivered twice a day to
crowded audiences in the s Methodist
Church, where the Conference meets.
Interest in education, - especially in
Trinity College, is manifested, the
loss of its President, Dr. Craven, re
ceiving proper attention. Dr; S. S.
Satchwell, of Penddr county;" introduced
resolutions showing the necessitv ot
sustaining that institution and Ihc im
portanco of selecting the right sort of
a man a3 the successor of Dr. Craven.
The Doctor also, atthe request of the
wuicicuuc, icau an stoic aou scientiuo
paper on the influence of alcoholic drinks
upon health and in causing disease.
it was unanimously adopted by the
conference and ordered to be published.
By the way, Mr.' Editor friends of the
Doctor here are somewhat surprised to
see his name omitted in the recent
interesting account you have given, in
your local columns of the recent meet-
ing ot the Doctors at Tarboro. Other
papers represent him as being present,
active as in former jvours. and Doctors
who attended have stated that he read
one ol the best and ablest papers of his
life. A correspondent, as I see, of the
News and Observer, .writing from
Tarboro, giving and account, of that
meeting, iays-of him as tollowa: 'But
no paper was more able, or excited
more interest than a 1 nig one by
Dr. Satchwell oik what is a. called
"antiseptic medicine and- surgery," "It
fiiarOI hiGhiiri'and' progress in the Wo
fession, It will read well, too, when
Eoblished, : as he evidently bestowed
iborupon it.?' '- ' ' '
The Conference is pushing work with
zeal and no time is wasted. , The , re
ports of the mi uisters. -froln the -various
circuits ot the district, show a good f
spiritual condition. - - Hard work U go
ing on for Methodism -with evident in
dications of a revival spirit during the
year., I am glad to see that so many ol
the delegates, laymen as. well as minis
ters, are ready speakers. The reports
and discussions are highly, interesting.
Large crowds am coining ; iu, and on
Sunday all the churches will no doubt
be filled- The Conference will adjourn
to-morrow evening after holding a
mass meeting to promote home mis
sions, i J. C. P.
: .
Messrs. A. S:."I, Shhter have receiv
ed, per express, a large lot of Children's
Blouse Suits made up very handsomely
in different ehades, which they will sell
at astonishingly low prices. . Call early
and procure a suit for the boys. f
For Pocket Knives or, fable Cutlery,
50 to.TACOBi's Hardware Depot, t
METER BEAR, At bis residence, corner
Sixth and Chestaut streets, after an Illness of
oulr twe woekn, died this morning at LS0
o'clock. Herasborn tn Bavaria, Germany,
but came to Wilmington, N. C, is 1?47, where
he has engaged In the mercantile buslress for
thirty six years. He was 78 years old when
be died, and loaves a wife and three sonslto
mourn his death. Throughout his life, asfan
Israelite, he was ever true to his religion, as
husband and father he was always kind and
social. .
The funeral will take place from his resi
dence 8unday morning', at 9 o'clock. Friends
and relatives respecitully Invited to attend. 3t
Charlotte Journal-Observer and Baltimore
8un please copy. - . , 1
NEW ADVBKTISEMENTS
John's! Alive, :
Np OTHER SKETCHES, BY - UAJOS
oXKS. -author of Mai or Jones' Courtship.
Juit received; price 75 cents.
PEAK'S BAT"bOTANI Ht3. PaI Thlrd
supply Just la. '
ALL ABOUT WILLIAM MORGAN THE
LONG SECRET REVEALED. Here Is the
whole story from undoubted authorities. Mor
gan was not murdered. -In one volume, 400
pages; price ft. V. '-. :
For sale at -
HEINSBERGER'Si
may SS Live Book and Music Stores
MILLINERY.
JJATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS,
FJCHL'S, H09IKB1 ULUY K-i, .
L ACE COLLARS. FEATHERS,
aod everything ia .my line '"of. I be lslfst arnl
mot approved style, and new gvods to arrive
next week.
-1
-xaon wui km men wicresi; 10 jr. re hj
C I" T A'T4rT7,T?'''r
illv& U i5iLlVililV, j
12S;MAUEET STREET.
may
1883.
NO. 126
JHGW AJVERTISEMENXS.
REFINED CAMPHOR,
35 CENTS PER POUNl.
WE OFFER 100 LBS. FINEST GUM CAM
phor at 35c rer pound, or three pounds
tor one dollar. Fifty pounds Persian Insect
Powder 59 cento per pouud. Call or send or
ders b Postal. Goods will be dellrerwl
promptly J1CSD3 BR'iS.,
- " . Dispensing Pharmacist,
s 1.491 Broadway, N. Y.
en North 4tb street, Wilmington, K. C.
may '2d
j - qt Xi,T?TT TT'CC'XTTC?
! P Ij.CiJCiir XiJCiboiN Jbob
r - ITS CAUSES.
SICK HEADACHE, : '
NERVOUS HEADACHE, "
NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, -DYSPEPSIA,
AND
-, BRAIN TROUBLE
.
CLERY& CHAMOMILE" fYLLS. ft
ahd will ew HFALIACHF'o'au. fuios
'EimLGlAMERVCVSNESS 71
amd DYSPASIA
KAC-'SfMILE SICNATOT OH EVES BOX.
"'Mr? TEATIS JJCIA'TTCA, "KRVOli.F,?3 AND
LKElI.BSSXi;4!, AH ALSO : MY KEUKALoIa,
HAS LKVT -MB FROM USE OFrOCK riLU.'1
Samuel T. ds Ford, J r , Cincinnati, U , West
ern Passenger A geat, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. . x
"BEKOKK I BEGAN TAKISG TUJtM I
CfCLD'ST OKI A lW:m XIGIIT'S SI.KEr
WEEKS TOOETUEK." A. B. Cartrill. Anar.ni.i
Conn. -.-..-.--...-,
"1XEVBU COULD llOff MfCII
GOOD YOUK P1EI.& HAVE VOSS .ME." Mrs.
Belle Hob, 713 20th Street, Washington, D.C.
The Tribune says: "Dr.. Benson was for a
Oftirfn.il fin
authority and Taluablc His Skip Cm-e reme
dy Is fully the article to attftck the disease,
both inteir.aliy, through the blood, and exter
nally, through the absobents, and is the only
i-eliule and rational mode of treatment. '
C. X. Critleston, Sole Wholeale Agent for
Dr. C. Y. Benson's Remedies. 115 Folton St.,
New York. - may 26-1 w-ch-sat-nrm
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C
OFFICK CHIEF ijV POI.rcE. ,
" : . Tay 35tU, lS3f
QN AND AFTER JLNE 10TH, ALLDOGS
found running at lare, without a Badst. -vrill
be killed 11. C. BROCK,
may 25-at ,.. uac . - Chief of I'ollee
THE SEASH0KE
HOTEL BRUNSWICK !
SEASIDE HOTEL !
WRIGHTS YILLK, N. C.
B. L PERRY, Proprietor.
rjpHESE TWO SUMMER RESORTS WILL
be open MONDAY, 31 AY 5. ,
The Hotel Branswick; at Smithrille, is 23
miles below Wilmington, and accessible by
two first class steamers, making two trips
dally.
The Seaside Hotel is situated In a large grove
on Wrlgbtsville Sound; is composed of cotta
ges fer families, and within 7 miles of Wil
mington, at tho head of a line Shell Road, the
best in the Southern country.
BOTH HOTELS IN FULL
OCEAN.
VIEW OF THE
Good surf aud still water bathing. .
Every- variety of rlsh, and abundance tf
Oysters, Clams and Crabs- ., .
Spacious Ball Rooms, with line Bands of
Msic. , -
Ten-nln Alleys, Billiards asd Bar.
?" Terms moderate.
mav23
Grand Daylight Excursion
to the Seashore!
k N EXCURSION TRAIN WILL EE AVE
Shelby, X. C on MONDAY MORNING next.
ith May, at 3.20 A. M-, for Wilmington and
Smith vllle. It will be an ALL DAYLIGHT
Excursion, arriving in Wilmington at P.
M. A car will be set aside especlaUy for la
dles. Strict order will be msintalneL Pas
sengers eaa return on any regular train up to,
and Including Monday, J one 4th, thus elvlng
seven clear days at the Seashore. A Black
fish Excursion will take place during thr week,
Ering the excursionists the opportunity to
tva a good time generally.
For schedule of time and prices, apply to
your nearest depot. A
BERRY CLEAVES. JOBS L. MAFFITT and
-JOHN A. COUBETT; Manairen.
. : --v,!-.-. mav 33 it.
Organs! Organs!
RECEIVING DAILY ADDITIONS TO MY
Stock. Easy InsUlraents. ' Call and e ihem
I and get prices. A complete f tort of Stat
err. Blank Books. Ac. Ac.
- m w -
t'lclrein5,Raltcr0I,myccllutcr
YATES BOOKSTORE,
may ii
119 MiUkctM
nurooer or years ihysician in charge of the
Maryland infirmary on Jermatologv and snv-
tnmtf rrom his hands is at nnw m-
PUUBJt KOT1CC
W WW be gua to receiTe iommnlcaUoc4
troa our frlsnd on snT and all subjects or
general latercst but I
The nsaae of the writer must
always be fix
alabed to the Editor!
Communlcallonaiaust be wrmea os onl
one aide of the paper.
. PorsonaBtics must be aToticd, - '
And It Is especially and particularly unde
I tood that the Edlf does not ahrsya endjr
ike views of correspondents males' so state
In the editorial columns. " . .?'
NEW ADVJinTISEItlEirrS.
W E W ST ORE.
JpOU TILE CONVEX IEKCzi - OF CUsJ
TOMECS AD THE PBrBUC GENERAL!
I have oioncd a ' " -
Fancy Grocery Store I :
; Vis THE- -
NEW MARKET HOUSE,
CORNEUMClElfS ALLEY.
I SIl ALL HAVE ON HAND. AT ALL TIME-S
The Choicest Groceries,
-' y .- -"' . - '
--' such as I keep at my Store on ifotUj
' Front Street.
. ''Bay Your GROCERIES from mo and it will
afford me pleasure to ileMver at your homes
such articles as yon may purctiase in the Mar
ket. SAVKTIMF. AND TROUBLE by niakin
all your slec lioutt . in the SLW MARKF.T
HOL'S - ' ": : , V
J ohiti L. BoaWrii'lit
may J-tf v
STILL APJOTHER
I HAVK JUST RKCErVKD- ANOTHER
lau;k INVOICE OF . '
M 1 L L I N E M!
OF ALL OF THE NEW SHAPE AND
SHADE si -
AS .ALSO, A LARGE L')T OF
Fancy Goods, .Beautiful
. Parasols and Fans,..
ALL NEW STYLES!
Fichus, Hair Goods,, New
'Ageney !for itha Unlcoraal. K-,. r-i. ..i,'
ny's Paiterns. .
. . Rcfiier.ifullyT . - '' - - -
MISS E. KARRER,
may 5 , . EXCHANGE ""CORNEIL
Wilmington & Weldonl?. R,
Company. '
Skcrktary aki Thkasurkk's OmCK,, J
Wilmington, N. C, May 25, 18H4. )
JN PURSUANCE OF A RKSOLUTIOX
adopted by the Directors of the Wilmington
&. Wei don Rail Road Company, at a meeting.
held this day, a sperlsl meeting of the Stock-.
holders of ald Company will bo' held In the
city of Wilmington, t the office' of tho Com
pany. at 11 o'clock, A. M., on Thursday,
tuc vist uy ot June next. . "to take lau
consideration the location , and bnildinir of
Railroad from some point on the said.
mimln
mlntrtor
n & Wehlon Railroad South of Wll-
son to Florence. 8. C. on the Wilminaton. Cel.
umbia. & Augusta Railroad, or some point
East thereof on said roads, and such further
action in this matter as the said Stockholders
assembled in meeting may consider proper." -
J. W. THOMPSON,
Secretary.
may 22-Im
May Millinery.
rjrtHE BEAUTIFUL MONTH OF MAT HAS
come and I have received more NE W AXD
HANDSOME MILLINERY GOODS, WblCh
will be sold cheap.
Ladies, give me a call before purchasing,
MR?. KATE O. W1NE,
may 5 No. 113 Njjnh Second fctrcct.
If You Would be Happy
BUY A WOK STOVE. "
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