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BPITOB AXD FEOPWETOK.
uUhedtothoEJItor.
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W LMINGTON. N. C. FRIDAY. JUNE 1. 1883.
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nr, Pnily Review ka the largest
irt ofJWmington.
::'r , i.o .Inn,! nf th,. "horrible 1
Thel"fc . i
.lent, in New York, foots up ?
. to no
Mh uany others severely injaretl
i-
Harrar.1 College yesterday refused to
fer the degree of LL. J), on Uenst
The vote of the Board of Orer-
j v-ssemblyrnan James Irving, who
.convicted in New. York city Mon
3T" of assaulting Richartl M. Darling
V pec-ember last, was on Tuesday
Lnteoceil to the penitentiary for two
vr-ars and to pay a fine of $250.
j- .
meeting of the descendants of the
Huenots in this country was held in
W-tr York Tuesday. The organ ization
is forme J lo col3ect fimI ,reservo docLl
njents relating to the genealogy and
history of the Huguenots in America.
-- :
At a meeting of the American Unita
rian Association in Boston, Tuesday,
the following officers were elected:
President, H- P. Hidden; vico-presi.
ilents, George Wm. Curtis and Charles
Allen ; secretary. Rev. (1. Reynolds;
assistant secretary. Geo. XV. Fox; treas
urer, Chas. It. Burrage. ,
At the annual meeting of the Ameri
can Academy of Arts and Sciences in
Roston Tuesday Joseph levering was
elected pres;dent, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, vice-president, and Joseph P.
Cook, corresponding secretary. J. V
Mallet, of Virginia, and Atticus G.
Haywood, of Georgia, were elected
' fellows. The Rumford medal was con
ferred upon Prof. Henry A. Howland.
The 100th anniversary ol the organi
zatof; the Episcopal Diocese ol
Majwtulr'as celebrated in Baltimore,
on TuesdayVliy services in the morning
at Staul's Church .where Bishop Iy,
of the Diocese of Easton, preached the
sermon, and atLehmann's Hall at night
by addresses by Bishops Lyman, of
North Carolina, and Ie, of Delaware,
Rev. Charles H. Hall and Hon.- J. H.
U. Latrobe.
New Yorkers sometimes find them
selves at a loss as to what they shall
do with their superfluous change.
Two of them now have up a bet of $5,
000 as to the crowing qualities of their
respective roosters. They have now
i'one into the fowl business and have
extensive heneries where they are rais
ing cocks of all known breeds. One now
has 500 already on hand and the other
has 1,000. The date ot the contest has
not yet been fixed upon. .
There is a rumor current in New
York that Sirs. Frank Leslio is to mar
ry a niau known in some circles of
New York as the "Marquis de Leu
ville," althoufh there are many who
believe hi ui to be an imposter. The
tt'orld says:
The hero and heroine of the report
are both more than usually interesting
people. Mrs. Leslie has long been con
eidercd one of the prettiest women in
New York. Although close upon forty
years of age she does not look to be
more than twenty-eight. Her hair is ol
.a beautiful golden hue, her complexion
tresh and changeable and her eyes of
the purest blue. She has a most deli
cately charming expression and her
tigureis almost faultless. Moreover
she possesses an unusually active and
accomplished mind. She . writes very
:4oud verse, has perpetrated a book of
vuoau travels ana 13 a thorougn wo
man of business all the affairs of the
publishing house being personally con
ducted by her. She is omnipotent as
well in the literary department as in the
counting-room. When at home in
New York, her little dinners are enjoy
ed every week by some of the brightest
and cleverest artists, authors and public
men in towu. .,
- Just before sailing for Europe, . Mrs.
Leslie was awarded by the courts the
entire and absolute control ot her . late;
aDfsate contrqi ner.mci
husband s estate, which, it is estimated; t
yields her an income of about $50,000
a year, bhe was accompanied to Eu
rope by Lady Duffis Hardy and her
daughter. Miss Iza Hardy.
. I he soi disdjit Marquis de Leuville
is a rather handsome person, who sud
denly burst into social view winter be
ioro last. He was not recognixed at all
by the real society ot New York, but
maue quite an impression oa the tipper
8ata of Bohemia by his appearance
and his professed ability todoevery
w u.nder the sun, from fighting a
duel to trapping a lobster. He gq into
l a ,Cshe 8 dinner-set. but nobody
ever dreamed of coupling his name with
that of his fair hostess. - - -,
Uis rather sudden departure for
s sai(J to have been related
more or less closely to the publication
nr it r of beinS either a Marquis
Sm ot instead a son-in
law of Madame Tna r.r.nvt
r Vndon.' and that the sobriquet
conferred upon him hvhi liwiuh-
waa l Young Waxworks."
.wh0 iW3 urged to go
abroad and obtain relutatory evidence
or to stay there. ; So far, he has stayed.
J
Cot. John W. Atkinson corrects our
:iUye to the Episcopal residence in this
cily and We ar(? 8UrC n W that thc is
correct. lie says that i he residence
was not feiven by St. James1 church to
; the Diocese, but that it was bought by
subscription by a larce number of
citizens without regard to religious de
nominational affiliations, and presented
to the Diocese with the express proviso
that it should be used as an episcopal
residence.
Neither wa?v it bought during the
Episcopate of .Bishop Ives, but- was
bought during that ol the late Bishop
Atkinson, while the latter was a resi
dent ot Raleigh, and offered to him as
a residence providing he would, remove
to Yilmington, which be did.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IIeinsbergkr To Visitors
Yates Flooding the Town
Geo P Lamb Choice Kosca
I'iiimp Christ It will bo Hot
Mctkis JJROSRcflnort Camphor
JEG Blair To Country Merchant
W II EJiE Soda Water Mineral Water
F W Foster Wilmington; Cimtn and
Warsaw Telegraph Co
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 8 bales.
May 31st and June 1st. 1862, just 21
years ago, the terrible battlo . of Seven
Pines was fought.
Icave your orders for ice cream with
Mr. Phillip Christ, No. 112 Market
street. See adv. elsewhere.
All was quiet and serene at the city
Hallthis morning, with not a ca.e for
the Mayor's consideration.
Steam boatmen report t hat there li as
been a slight rise in the Capo Fear, but
not enough as yet to be any material
benefit. Lighters are still in demand
Col. H. H. Short, of Columbus county,
was the city in to-day. He states that
thus far this season there has been an
unusual crowd of pleasure seekers at
Waccamaw Lake.
Wo regret to hear that our venerable
fellow citizen, Mr. Luke B. Huggins, is
confined to his home quite siek, but
hope that it will prove only a temporary
ailment and that he may soon be well
again. . '
The condition of ex-policeman B.
Watkins, we regret to state, has not
improved, but has grown worse until it
is now considered critical to such an ex
tent that his many friends are very
much alarmed
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The success of the Wilmington, Clin
ton and Warsaw Telegraph Company
is now an accomplished fact, and the
stockholders are called upon in this
issue to meet at Clinton on Thursday
tua TtM insf. for the nurnose of
effecting a organization ot the compa
ny.
Depth of Water.
. . .. i ,i f ,rtpr
The following is the depth ot water
t Ua vnrmfK nfthf river as taken at
mean low water. Bald Hcad-13 feet 6
inches; Western Bar, 11 feet f inches.
The rise of the tide is 4A feet.
Last Nfsrlits Ball.
The ball at Sea Side Park Hotel last
night was well attended, although there
was a scarcity of ladies to make the
dancing as interesting as thoir presence
would h Ave m ade it . Good rder pre
vailed, the music was good, and dan
cing was kept up until abouTi o'clock
this morning. . .
If yon have pictures lo enlarge pa
tronize the home galleries ; their repu
tation is at stake in their work. it
Cotton.
. of cottqn at this port for
- lr i rno m
bale3, as against 1,498 bales for the same
month last year, an increase this May
of 535 bales, The receipts of the crop
year to date foot up 126,193 bales.'as
against 135,541 baes to same date in
18S2, a decrease tms yearoi oaies.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
pices, at Jacobis 1 t
;-'---;listetrAte,8 Court. ;
Isaac Bakei , colored was arraigned
before Justice MillU this morning
charged with" an assault : and battery
upon Anna Bryan, also' colored. The
defendant was found: guilty, but judg
ment was suspended upon the payment
of the costs. - . : . ; : -. . . , j - : ...
; The same defendant was then arrestv
ed on a peace warrant sworn out by
Anna Bryan, and was bound - in -the
sum of $50 to keep the peace until the
first day of September next; and pay
the costs.
Correction. j
We were mistaken as to some of the i
facts connected with the death ot Mr J
Beard, an account of which we pub-1
lished yesterday. He was not seen by i
either engineer or fireman and the acci
dent was not known to any train em
ployes until a considerable time after
wards ; in fact, it is not.known by which
train he met his death. The other facts
iu the matter were as stated.
Wrisrhtsvllle Hanks.
Wrightsville Banks which was rented
at auction yesterday by Messrs. Cronly
& Morris, was disposed of" in the Tol-1
lowing manner: Messrs Teitgea &
Cannady rented the fishing privilege
for the year commencing June 1st, .'(to
day) paying $tK) lor the same.- The
Carolina Yacht Club rented the beaqh
with priv'dage of landing passengers
I for the same time for which they paid
j $70. The "Hammock" was offered
j for reut, but was not disposed of. - -
Last Nifflit'8 Festival
f
We learn that the Festival given" at
tho City Hall last night, by the ladles of
the Front Street Curch. was an entire
success in all its features, and that
quite a handsome sum ' was realised
from the sale of icecream, strawberries
and other luxuries. The weather was
somewhat threatening during the early
part of the eveninc:, which undoubted
ly kept some from attending, but there
was a first rate attendance and plenty
ofenjoyment. . ;
Old pictures copied at low. prices ;
long experience, good work guaranteed,
lardner, Photographer. ' It.
Stricken while on Out v.
Police Officer Samuel Howland,
while on duty at about 11 o'clock last
night, Jwas,suddenly seized with excru
ciating pains in the left side of his head
and body, and became at once helpless;
so that he had to .be conueyed' to his
home on Seventh street. At first It
was thought that it was an attack ot
paralysis, but the physician, who was
promptly in attendance kand adminis
tered remedies to relieve him pf the in
tense distress, pronounced it a case of
rheumatism ot the head. We are glad
to state that Mr. Howland's condition
this morning is very much better,
though he yet suffers severely. He is
perfectly conscious, but is averse to
conversation on account of his extreme
pain. We hope that his affliction will
be but temporary, and that his complete
recovery will be speedy and sure.
For the Children,
We hear it rumored, over our grape
vine telegraph line, that a number of
gentlemen of this city, having the inter
est and health of our citizens, and espe
cially our children, at heart, are about
to form a "Park Association," the
s
purpose of whicH will be to secure some
healthy and convenient spot of ground
within the city limits for a park
where people can walk or rest after the
tons 01 me aay, anu wneie me juhu
-iles may romp and play without danger
t.
from carriages
information in the matter thus far
is very meagre, but we think the plan
outlined above is nearly what is con
templated, and we are confident that it
will receive the hearty approval and
support of every good man and woman
in the city, and that the little ones
whom God has placed under our care
will laugh and shout their heartiest
thanks when the enterprise is completed.
The Wilmington Photographers can
copy as cheap and better than any out
side copying house. U '
. Persoual.
Mr. Chas. A. Laws has been ordered
to the Revenue Cutter Colfax to fill the
i?rf Assistant Engineer T. F.
Hall who is now attached to the uuuer
Gallatin at Boston. Mr. Iaws has been
for some time past attached tor the
Revenue Cutter Corwin at San r ran-
f!irn ana nas iuauu . j
Arctic Ocean on her In search of the
JeanneUe.. He arrived last nijht and
has assumed his position on the Loijux.
We were pleased to receive a call this
morning from Mr, W. L. Damson,
Mayor of the thriving town of Shelby,
nhn urp. have heard It said is not
only about the youngest chief munici-
i 1 ha Qftf hut one of the
pal officer in the State, but one ot tnej
cleverest. 1 ' -
r;,nf Tnim W. Plummer. of nuuv
mersville, an old friend ana a true w,
also favored us with a briei call He
is here on a short visit, and we are al
ways glad to ses him. .
Rev. F. W. E. Peschau left this morn
ing for Salem, Va and will be absenf
from the city two or three weeks. -
- A fine assortment of Guns and Plstdj
at Jacom'js Hardware Depot. t
. .
Kx ports Foreign .
Ger. barque L&utsa Wichards, Csrt. 1
Eh in eke, cleared to-day ftr Stelhin, j
Germany, with 3,299 barrels rosin, val- j
ned at $5,038.17, hipped - by Messrs. !
Paterson, Downing & Go.
Harbor Master's Kcport. ' i
i ne following is the number, nation-;
alit-and tonnage of vessels arriving at r
this port darmg the month of May, i
jast passed, as taken from the books of j
American.
Steamers..
Tonnaje.-
5...
15:. .
20...
ll-r.
1...
14...
. .. 44223 L
. . . . 4,l6Gf
Schooners. -
Total.'.
Foreign.
Barques.
Brigs.......
Schooners. . .
. TotaL..
Tonnage.;
. . . 4.042
. . . . (T71
. . . . 04
4,807
Grand" total A vessels 34, aggregating
13,136 tons. '
The celebrated ' Fish Brand Gills'
Twine is sold only: at Jacobis Hard
ware Depot.
1 . Criminal Court. '
The following cases have been heard
since tlie close ot our report yesterday :
Jerry Lanier. Embezzlement. Guilty.
Motion made in arrest . of judgment.
Motion overruled.! Appeal prayed.
Hester Moore. Slander ot women
Not guilty and defendant discharged; '
Marry Williamson. Selling liquor on
Soaday. Guilty. Judgment not yet
pronounced.
Hiram Merritt. Larceny. Not guilty,
and defendant discharged.
Melton Johnson, Laroency. Now on
trial. ; , - : y V. :. 1 -,, ''
The court will probably get through
with the business of the term this even
ing, as the case now on trial is the last
on the docket;
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi1s Hardware Depot, t
Plc-Nlc At. Bordeaux.
A friend at Burgw writes via a very
enthusiastic report ot the pio-nic at
Bordeaux1 Mil la yesterday. He says
that it was in every way a. pleasant af
fair and was heartily enjoyed by all
who were present. The music was
furnished by the Woodcock band and
it was excellent. There were about
two hundred persons present and the
wealth and beauty and chivalry of Pen
der and . surrounding counties was
amply represented. An elegant dinner
was served and an address was deliver
ed b) Mr. Dugald McMillan, on
"Phrenology." But the most delight
ful feature of all to our correspondent'
who is a young niau. was the dancing.
and this, was kept up with much spirit
until late in the afternoon, when the
crowd dispersed for their various
homes, after a day of thorough enjoy
ment. .
Ancient Classics for . English
Koaders.
Thia is the titI4: of a uniquue and
really delightful series of books, the
first volume of which, VTbe Commen
taries of Cffi3ar." by Anthony Trollope.
is just issued. The aim of the series is !
to open to the unlearned English read
er the beauties and treasures of classic
lore, tell'who the writers were, give
some connected outline of the story they
narrate, present some of thei r most
striking passages.: in choice English
translation, and ; illustrate them with
the wealth of modern scholarship.
Theie are 27 volumes in all. and hereto
fore they ha e cost jl each. They are
publishing in The Elzevir Library, in
really eharming style, at 15 cents each
for paper binding, or 30 cents tor cloth
binding. "Herodotus," by George
Ci-Swayne; "Cicero." by W. Lv Col
lins, and "Demosthenes," by W. J.
Brodribb, arc announced for immedi
ate issue, and thelothervolumes are to
follow, one or more ttsBfch week until
the scries is conipiete From even
these marvelously low:;price3 large dis
counts are offered to clubs and for
prompt ' orders. John B. Aldea, Pub
lishers. 1R Vesey St., New York, d-w
Messrs. A. &. I. Shriisr have receiv-
cd, 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. t ,
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
You can get all sites and at the
towat
fV Olpr!
. WK W,B
f . ,.m the best toe market
3ord and at tW krweet prices
DEBT, MUTTOS, LAM B AND VEAL,
AUorprjU
,oay 10 6 tall 8. New Marker
Old HoTTopapero
T? ja 8AI-S tdt cnnaP. - -
THIS OTFICS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
It will be Hot
grjil
t mor
SDAV, SO OEDKB YOUB ICE CREAM
tomorrow to he left at your home any lime
; yon waet it Sunday. . - .
Remember, I e only fie bvt material
in mating my ick CREAM
,nnw .
rillLIP CHRIST.
412 Market Street
To Country MerchEintSi
i
RGIMA. MEAL,
LARGS OS SMALL OBDKRS,
AT 'BOTTOM PRICE?,
r C 1C. G. BLAIR,
; Conualssion MerchaDt
Juae 1
Wilmington, 'Clinton and
Warsaw Telegraph Co.
gUBSCRIBERS TO THE ABOVE XAiID
enterprise are rineatcd to uieot at Clinton on
the ?th June, for the purpose of organi-
zatton and making arrangement for the iroinpt
eonsi-ruction of the worlt. :
Wilmiogton tbci'flrs are requestctl to
meet at tho oftice of Wua. L. Smith o., ou
toe oiii June, at v. m., to lusare a full repre
seatauon ot their stock. r w ruarnu.
fuse 1-it fri-mon Star copy Sunday and
Tuesday and Post copy 8unday -
Choice Roses.
J HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER FINE LOT
OF CHOICE ROSE4, ehkflf WIUTE3 and
TELLOW8, of all the FINEST VARIETIES
for caltivation. ParUes who Lave ordered
will please call and get their Plaata, and those
wishing to purchase Trill please call and choose
for themselves,
jane l it
Respectfully,
QEO. F. LAMB.
Quarantine Notice,
QUARANTINE FOR THE PORT OF WIL
miujton wlU be enforced from May 1st to
November 1st as follows :
Pilots wiU bring all vessels from ports Sooth
of Cape Fear to the Quarantine anchorage;
also, all vessels which have had any kind of
sickness on board during tho passage, or on
arrival, and will cause a signal to be set In the
main rigging on the port side, as soon as pos
sible after crossing the Bar.
No vessel must leave the QuaranUne anchor
age, or aUow any person, steamer, .tug boat,
lighter, or boat of any. kind to go alongside,
unless bv written authority from the Quaran
tine PhTsiclan. and everv vessel must be an
chored as far to the eastward of the channel
as is consistent with, safety. -.
Resmlatlons eo vernlnr vessels W hile In Quar
antine may be had on application at the office
of the QuaranUne Physician at Smlthville.
Applications for permits to visit vessels in
Quarantine must be made to Dr. Thomas K.
Wood or Dr. Geo. G. Thomas, and permits so
obtained will be endorsed by the Quarantine
Physician, if in his opinion, it is proper and
safe to allow communication with such vessels.
A penalty of $200 for each and every offence
win oe eniorcea again si any person tiow
ting any of the Quarantine Regulations of ttu
Port. W. G." CURTIS, M. D..
Quarantine Physician, Port of Wilmington
THOS. F. WOOD, M. D. rflnj,uUnts
GEO. G. THOMAS, M. D. V ConsMUianis.
apl4-lan7t 1st
Eye's Daughters,
B, COMMON SENSE FOR
MAID, WIFE AND MOTHER.
By Marion Harlaud. author of Common
Sense, in the Hoaschoid Series , c. ; I H pages ;
price i. ' For sale at
HErNSTJER;KRS
PIANOS & OltGANS
OOLI FOR CASH OR ON THE POPULAR
INSTALMENT PLAN. Ever r Organ in guar
anteed for five years, at
HEINSBERGER'S.-
nuiy 31 Live Book and Music Store
v Notice. Change.
rpHE RESTAURANT AND-SALOON FOR-
merly known as the Scarborough' Hone, No.
15 South Water street, will hereafter be known
as the CAPE FEAR PILOT . HOUSE, where
can be fmmd at all Uroes the bst of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Board bv i h day, weti
ormotrOi. Table supplied with the best the
market affords. Oysters in season. Ail at
popular prices." lour patronage Is respect
rnfl-r unUrJtcd. A trial will eonlnc yon that
our aim I. to eeel and please. BVmasSf
may 31-ly Manager
REFINED CAI1PHOB,
33 CENTS PEK.POUND.
WE OFFER 100 LBS. FINEST GUM CAM
phor at 35c per pound, or three pounds
for one dollar. Fifty pounds Persian Insect
Powder 50 cent per pound. Call or send or
ders br Postal. Goods wlU bo deurered
promptly. MUNDS BROS..
Dispensing Pharmacists,
. ( 1,481 Broadway, N. Y.
VSI North th street, Wllmlngvon.X. C."
may 29 -
Infant's Lace Bonnets,
JH NEW AND PRETTT 8TTLE3; AL8G.
ATS, FEtTTtERS,' IXOWEBS anl other
UJLLINEUY and FANCY GOODS. nd
Old. Hats prescd la newhape."
tfrj; KATE C WTNE3,
nay " II North eeand Street. .
NEW ADVERTISEilENTS.
Millinery & Fancy Goods.
Another Large Invoice
of Millinery !
New Styles, New Colors, &c.
FANCY v GOODS
DEPAUTMENI
FULL.
Kll, SILK and LISLE GLOVKis'
PARASOLS, JJECKWEAK, PANS,
ZEPHYR and MATERIAL for PANCT
WORK. V, I .
MirXINKKY Second Ploor. .
L I'AKOr GOODS Pirst Floor.
Ueieetfully, - - 1 -
MISS E. KARRER,
may si
KXCIIA-NGK CORNER.
Sniithville, P. 0.
I Postage Sfamps, Paper' and
es
A
F1C
LWAYS ON HAND AT THE POST OF-
ICE AT SMITHVILLE.
U A. GALLOWAY,
may30-lm Postmaster
Smithville House for Eent
jyjY COMFORTABLi; TUIiaK-STORY
nouse on Front street, facing the Bay anj. ? ,
Ocean, u for rent for tlie Summer. '
For terms apply to " '
W. J. POTTJLU, .
maySO-lwk ? fimlUiTllie, N, C. .
J. D. Davis, .
JT THE OLD STAN1, , 'f'.
SMITUVlLIJfi, N. C. -
SUU continues to keep the best of Wines,
Whiskeys, Cigars, Tobarco, Canned Gools, ;
etc. Give mc a coll, near the Court House.- '
martO-lm J. D. DAVIS.
Davis 'Hbuse. Smltlivllle: 'Z'
I AM NOW RUNNING THE HOUSE FOR-'
merly kept by Mrs.Davls, and am prepared to
take both transient and permanent customers.''
All my rooms are open to tho sea brccxes.
Table supplied with all Ue delicacies of-
the season. ARCHIE M. GUTHRIE,
may 501m
The Old Reliable Ocean ;
House,
rgMlTHVI LLK, N. C. Right over the water.
Still continues to keep the best W Ines, WhU.
keys. Cigars, etc. Pool and Billiard rablen.
No glare at the Ocean House, bnt cool delight
ful breezes. IIUYANT MOHSE,
may 30-lm . Proprietor .
Smithville Bazaar,
J HAVE AT MY BAZAAR, Collars, Coff,
bhlrts. Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Cigars,- To-'
Lbacco, Canndl Goods, etc. In fact, everything -
a, gentleman seeds, tun line or fancy ant
T U m m J. 1 a. 1 mww a w
Staple t rticlos always on hand.
" l now supidy vessels going
to sea with
PURE SPRING WATER, which
tvlll not
make crecs sick.
ile me a rail.
may3l-lni
WM. WEEKS.
An Erroneous Report.
rjlHE REPORT IN. CIRCULATION TO THE
effect that the VaxORSDELL GALLERT will
be closed is erroneous. I am prepared anl
will dispatch with neatness all work en
trusted to my care. Our former good repula
Uon will in no way be allowed to suffer.
mayilO-lw C. 31. VakORSDELL, Jh.
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Company. . :
SCUKTAKV Al TBKASCttER S OTIICE, J
WUmlngtoo. X. C, May ii, IGA. S
JN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
adopted by the Directors of the Wilmington
A Weldon Rail Road Company, at a meeting
hcM this day, a special meeting of the Stock
holders of said Company, will be held In the
city of Wilmington, at the ofaee of the Com
pany. at 11 o'clock, A. af., on Thursday,
the tlst day of Jane- next, "to tsko Into
consideration Ute location and bullUog of
a Railroad from some point on the raid
Wilmington A Weldon Railroad South of W U
on to Florence, 8. C-, on tho Wilmington, Cot
ombla 3b Angnsta Railroad, or .some point
feast thereof on sakl roads, ami sn.b f arttar
action in this mafer as the sal I fetockholders
aHrmbled la meeting may consider proper."
4. W, THOMPSON,
may K tm
Soda Water! Soda Water!
rrrrn pure fruit juiced.
if
SEASON 1S8S. -MINERAL
WATER ON DRAUGHT. -ICE
COLD.
WILLIAM U. GRXKN,
api 11 . - ltT-r3-f.