North Carolina Newspapers

this paper evening. 3acr epted by JOSH T.JAMES,; flITOE A5D MOrilXTOl. .Rirrioss postage paid: 31 tfSS Mr month. 100. Three tu J 1C0. one month. Ji cent. Br will be delivered by carriers free la any pixt of the city. the above Lfn rate low BUCTL rrtrc IBir r" ... . ini i si pi V. 1 . l,.-.. nsi-im Aa fAe largest , driilation, of any newspaper "" . ttt: a! ine . . . i jv .... Irving Ii performances in .-.Vive Kenyan, of Texas is - . , b.; safely past the crisis of u- -n i v-iim to have predicted the . kh irit I'Jifcc. d lie says there v ,:,.-hcr about May . J i j.jjjpl that delirium tremens is r.a ;.m!ib!c malady among army c5n ii'-a around Washington. M-j. r.crre Iriltard. of New York V U the adaiif.ed author oi the Selene. "Tboe Pretty St. George tV.f -" ;r;e KHioi's -Adam Ucde" is V-t!naiti.ed. and the adaptation lt; produced both in England and America- . Testjscn million dollars are f;reKc:ed en the passenger list of one llr.ia steamer which sailed last G? w rsaking as much as pos i.oltas alleged lad that Senator asJ Mn. I baTC leased their Chi- - .speaker Csf.i.'.e and Congressman lUuh:i arc the two members of the Jf.xi who? pictures are most sought atrcr hj 1'i-t ijraph collectors. Mr. Tilden will go to Grejstono the Uiitrpartt l tha week Tor the Spring asl Sjaiaicr. He had intended to U.U a yacht this $uramcr. but will rctoue instead. (ien. Uoberl Toombs not only iuststs that the people of Georgia shall pur chase Alex. Stephens' Liberty 1111. but he offers to endow it ith money enough to convert ir, into a college. North Caro.'ioa girU might do well to ;nd the Summeria Illinois. Accord- itothcrrpirtof the superintendent v( schools there appears to be a super- euUy or about l'J.000 iioys under 21 years of age. " Msj. llarrod. one o! the Mississippi River Comniisiioners. estimates, that continuous levees of a f uflicient height to i n vent overflows can be built Irora lilro to New Orleans on both sides ot the river lor $12,000,000. Kx-Socrctary Hobcsou's anxiety to fell lis U'ahin:in house for about halt hat it cost him is an indicative straw that he will be more apt to make bis tr.are home, and lor a very long period, i- a:adea tban at the capital. .... . i . The Princess do Wagram. who died ia Pins on Sanday night, was the m.kw of the Prince do Wagram, son cf Msrihal IWrthier, who served as a up:io with I-ifayette in the American Hsv!utioii. and who afcrward grew fiaoas as chief of staff of the first Na- The export of gold goes steadily on. A total cf $33,000,000 has now left the wiatry jinc8 January first, and no i'tz of abatement in the outward flow s;pcar. At this rate the silver men VilUoou have the satislaction of finding t-e;r yellow enemy gone for good, and tie "dollar of the daddieaM the only coin ia circulation. TU result of the fight between Post Eiister General Gresham and the Iu :ian a lottery may be regarded" as fithtr ia favor of the company, lor 'iwuh the uso of the United States taaiU has been deied to the lottery man ats. the bank which is the fiscal i' aotthe lottery has- been held by the United Slates Court not to bo sub ject to the J. crec of the Potoflce Jc- Wr. Hclmaa thinks that the Morri 3 will pis$ the House; so do Hesri. Carlisle. Morrison and Hurd. mjsUriouly say that they have received satisfactory assurances to that fc: Tbey have advised the represen ta:;c of newspapers friendly to the to aisare their readers that it will ran the lloase before the adjournment. Ijricg March there arrived in the eutoms diitricu of Uaitimore, Boston, lktroit, Huron, New Orleans. New York. Passamaquoddj, d Philadelphia a cd San Francisco -LS.Ool passengers, t whooi 3$,S37 wcro immigrants. For te nine mouths ending Match 31, Isol.the immigrants at thee ports tsuajbered 301.825. and in 1S33 tbey cumbered 330,1 H. . Ko w Is th time to give Smith's Worm OJ. lyd-w r 1 H VOL. VIII. The Ohio Democrats who have been making so much noise about the tariff on wool are chagrined to God that, Mr. Book waiter, ono of their distinguished politician?, himself an extensive manu facturer and wool-grower. i$ io lavor of pu ting wol on the free list. Mr. Bookwalter is one of the largest sheep raiders in the State and has besides a ranchc in Nevada of 10.000 acres upon which ho rai.-.es sheep The New York Triton declares that in the States tl c noinicuiy ill the Re publicans can hope to' carry,' those tor Blaine cast at least lour fifths of the Republican vole, chooso 197 electors, and give 4C0.000 majority; while1 those for the other candidatts, or undecided, cast in all 573.014 Republican votes, or less' than one-fifth, choose 57 electors and give 100.000 majority. Senor Leonardo Garbalosns. of San tiago dc las Vegas, Cuba, was coui- Dlntclv cured ol severe intermittent neuralgia by the osc of St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-banisher. LOCAL NEWS. IXDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , IlKISSBEKOKR N'CW Mlls'iC C W Tatea Joo! Beadles J VT Co.xoi.ev fJity Drug Store .1 W Haki-kr BUckfish Excursion Mr Kate C TVijibs Trimmed Hat r C MUJ.tR-tilUon's Imported Candy MU5DS Bros. A DeKosset Soda Water Reiort of the Con illon of the First National Bank of Wilmington, N C The receipts of cotton at this port tc- dav loot up 8 bales. " , There was one interment in Oakdale Cemetery this wceli, that of an aiult. There were three interments in Bellevue Cemetery this week, all children. , 'There were three interments in j Pine Forest Cemetery this week, two adults and one child. The atmosphere has been very smoky to-day, occasioned, wo f presume, by fires in the woods. Rev. J. 1. Ixjnnon will preach at lUrooklyn Hall, to-morrow at 11 a. id and 8 p.m.; also on Monday n 8 o'clock. ght at There will be no services to-morrow morning at the Second Presbyterian Church. Services at 8. l M. by Rev. Dr. Wilson. ' The Register, of Deeds issued six marriage licenses this week, ono of wbich was lor a.white, and five for col" ored couphs. Knoch Williams, colored was brought beforo the Mayor this morning, charged with disorderly conduct. His case was continued until next Monday. We invite tho attention of our citizens to the'fact that first quality shlrU aro being made to order at one dollar at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. tt. Schr. Ella M. 'Darter, Barter, cleared to day for St. John', New Bruns wick, with 210,939 leet of lumber, val ued at $3,627.55, shipped by Messr?. J. 11. Chadbourn & Co. There was quite a number of young bicyclists out for exercise in front ol the City Hall this morning and they displayed remarkable skill and profi ciency in tho healthy amusement. i ' It some of the boys who bayo charge of the hose used in sprinkling tho streets would be a little more careful it would redound to their crcdjt'and causo much less annoyance to passers-by. Hon. John Katon, U. S. Commis sioner of Educntion. was in the ctfj teiterday and visited the Tikstun and Graded Schools. He expressed himself as much gratified with what be- saw and heard. . j On next Wednesday and, Thursday Mrs. Kate C. Wines will have a grand opening of the new styles of Spring and Summer milliner goods now t being opened by her. The ladUs are invited toattend. rr: Uev.J. P. Lennon will preach at Brooklyn Hallai 11 o'clock to-morrow morning and at 8 o'clock to-morrow ni'ht. Healso will preach on Monday night at the fame place, services com mencing at 8 o'clock. . Called to 8t. JiuneV. 1 1 We underhand that the Wstry of St. Jamea' Church.in this city, haveex U iide4 an invitation to Rev Dr PjVJ M Johnson, of St. Marj Church, Brook lyn, to take chaw ot tho church here. Dr. Johnson preacheU in 1I1U city, at SU John' Church, last Sunday nixht. and made a very favorable Impres ston. He Is ono of Bishop Watson' old schoolmates. ' DAILY ; 1 W ILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. MAY 3, Returned. I . The delegates Irora this city to the stockholders' meeting of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad, which was hold at Fayettevilla on the 1st inst., I r turned last night and express themselves as highly gratified at the result of the deliberations. lilacklsh excursion. It will be seen by advertisement in t day's Review that a Blacklish Ex cuwion will take place on next iTnurs flay, the 8th inst.. on the steamer Pass port. This is the first of the season and wo arc assured by Capt. Harper that, it the weather remains as it is, there will be a fine catch. Secure your tick ets at once, if you want to have a nice time. 9 The Kecbabltes. Rumors have been in circulation that Unity Tent, No. 60, Independent Order of Recbabites. was. in financial diffi culty, in consequence ol which it was about to disband, but we have been reliably intormed that there is no foundation for the report, as it in a flourishing condition and, after paying every dollar of indebtedness, will have a respectable balance in tho treasury. The Tent will be represented at the next session of the High Tent, which will convene at Utic3, N. Y., on the 27th inst. . Personal. Col. H. B. ShojotWaccamaw.is in the city to-day and at the Purcell Reuse. He is en route (or New York and will be absent about tea days. Mr. W. J. Rosenthal returned to tho city last night from his trip North for the purchase of a new stock of boots and shoes. Ho went as far as Boston. His orders have been filed and the goods will begin to arrive in a short time. Mr. John L. Dudley, after a prolong ed absence, has returned from New Orleans and is now busy at work. He has had a pleasant trip, but complains that it was extremely warm in the "Crescent City." Firemen's Parade, Tho three white fire companies of this city held a meeting at the City Hall last night, Capt..C. D. Myer3 in the Chair, to consider at what time they should have their annual parade. It had been proposed to parade on the 6th inst., but as the Memorial Exer cises would bo held on the 10th, it was thought that some later day would be more desirable and appropriate. The meeting adjourned, to meet again next ... , t & I ... 1. 1 .. V. iime if ia Weuncsuay mgat, uy wutuu uio exDCCtedthat tho fatigue caps wbich have beon ordered by the Little Giant and Hook & Ladder Companies will have arrived. A New Invention. Attached to the gas meter at the Post- oflice to day is one of Sleeman's Uas Saving Governors, lor the sale of which Mr. J. E. Morris has secured the State agency. This little instrument guaran tees to save from twenty to forty per cent of gas; at the same time giving better light, as none of the carbon is allowed to pass through the burner without being consumed. Mr. Morris will go to New York In a few days to perfect arrangements with the general agents, and expects to open an office and have a full supply of "Governors' on Ifand by the I5th inst , due notice of which will appear in our advertising columns. Baptist Convention; The "Southern Baptist Convention will begin in Baltimore, Md.. on Wed nesday next at the Seventh Baptbt Church. The delegates from this city have not yet been'selectcd, but it i proo able that they will be to-morrow. Wo learn, however, that Rev. Dr. Pritch ard,and Messrs. George R. French and William A. French will attend. The principal work before the body will be Ike reports on lorcigu and home missions, including work among the Indiaus and colored people; tho edu cational and theological work ol the church and the election ol officers During the convention the visiting clergymen will occupy tho pulpits ot the several Baptist churches in Balti more. The convention U (a delegated body and comprises about 400 delegates, representing all the chuicbes and mis sions in tha Southern States, and its sessions are interesting ami of much importance to that denomination. Prof. J. H. Casey, of Newbern. N. C.I will preach at the First Baptot Cnurch (eolopd). on Filth and Camp bell streets, to-morrow at 10:30o doc ; also at night. Rev. S. W. Moyle will preach at 3 p. m.. Friends are respect fully invited, j ! 1 i . Railroad to Onslow. Editou Review i Some of oar citizens, feeling the necessity for and importance of a Rail road from Wilminsrton to Onslow county, propose holding a meeting in this city on Wednesday, the 28th of May. of a.1 friends to the enterprise from New Hanover, Pender and Onslow counties to sec what can bo done in that diiection. The following gentlemen have been selected to act as a committee of ar rangements for this meeting: . From New Hanover Co-4-Col. Roger Moore, Capt, Jas. B- Iluygins. Oscar Pcarsall.'Ksq. From Pender Co. Maj. C. W. Mc Clammy, J. T. Foy, Esq; P. McMillan. Esq. i i From Onslow Co. A. C. Huzgins, Esq. Bryant. Williams, Esq. W. IL King, Esq. Hail road to Sew Itiver. Editor Review :I reioico to tee some evidence that Wilmington is awakening to the necessity of establish ing c'oscr commercial relations with the people of Onslow county. Cut off from railroad facilities the latent resources of that county are not known to the world. There is, never theless, vast undeveloped wealth in the forests, the fields, the rivers and the sounds ot Onslow county. Let Wil mington act promptly then, and put forth her enenries in the construction of a railroad wbich shall be controlled inH her interest, and that of the people who will use it. The road need not be a costly one. Several years ago Col. Fremont estimated the cost of a narrow gauge railroad along the coast irom Wilming- , . . . . .. j ton into unstow county, terminating at Now River, at five thousand dollars per mile. Rails are now very nfuch cheap er than then, and the estimate of cost may be correspondingly reduced. It has always seemed to me that the sug gestion of Mr. Q. GJ Parsley, Sr., in regard to such a road and its terminus was a good one. His plan, some years ago, when the subject was undergoing discussion, was to construct the road from Wilmington along the coast to New River at a point about forty miles from the city, then to place a steamer with flats on the river, and collect the trade of the country accessible by water and the railroad, (which would include three-fourths of the county, and thati tho bc3t.part of it) at the railroad ter minus. From that point passengers and freUht would reach Wilmington in two or three hours. This would be co through line, and it would have no Northern connection, except that via Wilmington. ' With a little improve ment In the river and its tributaries, a large area of lertile territory would be opened up to the enterprising merchants ot Wilmington. Besides the trade of Onslow county such a road would develope the strip of country lying along the coast in New Hanover and Pender counties, already densely populated, and contributing largely to the retail trade of the city. I hope that the enterprising men of Wilmington will see the matter as others see it, and take steps to secure a valuable feeder to the city. Beta. Cliurcli Services To-Morrow. St. James' Church, corner Market and Third streets. Rev. A. A. Watson. D. D. Rector. Third Sunday after Easter, May i. 1884. Morn in Praver. and Communion at 11 o'clock Sunday School at 4 o'clock, p. m. Evening Pray t 5 o'clock. j St. John's Church, corner Third and Red Cross streets. Rev. James Carmlchael. D.D. Rector. Third 3unaayauer.&Asiei, jn.jr , xoo. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion at 11 o'clock. Sunday ocnooi aio cwcs, p; m. lvc ning Prayer at 8 o'clock. . Second Presbyterian unurcn, corner 01 Fourth and Campbell streets. No services In Serf ices at 8 p. m.. conducted by Rev. Dr? Wilson. Sabbath School at 4 p. m. First Bantist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. T. 11. Pritchard, I. !., nastor. services at, i a. ui . auu o y. w. Sunday 8cho 1 at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o clock. Rf Mark's Church, corner Sixth and Mul- Wrrv B tree IS. U ioiwwb: ju ; ouiiuijb. K.a Hhnnl meets at the Church at 4.30 p. m. On lnts Prayer at &-S0. seats free. Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and Church streets, Rev. W. I. Hull, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 74 p. m. ; Class meet nz at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even ng at 74 o'clock. Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of Front and Walnut streets. Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Sabbath school at 3 p. m,, W. M. Parker, superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday evening at 8 ; o'clock. Christian Association Tucwtay evening after Hret anl third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Scats free ami strangers and visitors cordially invited. First Baptist Church, (col.) corner of Fifth and Campbell streets, A. Mi Conway, pastor. Preaching at 10.3U a. m.. 3 p. m.and 7.30 p. m. 8. 8. School at I p. ni. . Religious services in THlcston Uptcr Room erery Sunday aX 3 P M Public cordially in vited. Seamen's Cctlicl, Dock between Water and Front streets. Capt. W. i. Potmr. Missiona ry to the Seamen. Services every Sun lav at 10.30 a. m aixl 40 p. m. Seamea and alt others are cordially in viteo. Seats free Part 01 the service will be fa Norwegian, conducted by Capt. Chi is ianscn. St Thomas Pro-CathedraL Firet Iaas at 1 m sarmiMMKt ll) 3- m. cspcrs and BenedictioD at o'clock p m. Dily Mass at 630 a m. i I I ChrUt Church (CongrcaonaiLit) wn street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. p. D. Dodge, minister. Preaching service at U o clock, a. m. and 8 o'clock, i. m. Pastor's Bibkv Class at li.15 p. m. Prayer and PraUc meeting, Wclncsday, S o'clock, i. ra. SnnOay bchool, 3 o'clock, p. m.. In Memorial llallj corner .th and Nun bts. Second taptltft Church, on Sixth, between Church hnd Castle streets. Rev. J. P. King, Pator. itervicesatlla. m. andSp. m. m day School at a. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday nigh U I Silver Plated ' Sdoodi, Folks an Knives of; best quality, and at manu- r.nM.'.'nrivx mh ha founJ -at J A - lvui b& m y . . t cobi's Hard ware Depot. t 5 so o'clock. Sunday School at St. Barna House st 3.33. Confirmation Class 1884. NO. 105 DIED, ROBITZSCH In PenfiercouMy, near lt"cky Point, on the 2nd Inst., CoL WILLIAM ROBITZSCH, aged 78 years. , NE W ADVERTISEMENTS. Black Fish Excursion, t piEST OF TUB SEASON ! STEAMER PASSPORT wilt k-avc for the BLACKFISH GROUNDS on THURSDAY, tlic 8tu lni-. at 4.30 o'clock, a. m , ibarp, toutlilnjr at the Rocks and other points on the river. Tickets to 1 had at IIARRISS' News and Cigar Store on Mondar. To Rocks 75c; to Grounds 1. nay 3 it JuHX W. HARPER. - City Drug Store. 'SIC MABKET STREET. I UE CREAM SODA WATER, BIRDS AxUD FLUWEUS. Drues and Patent Medicines. Conoleys Cologne is the best in the city. Cigars and Cigarettes. Prescriptions prepared at all hours dav and night. J. W. CONOLET, may 3 ! Manager. TRIMMED HATS. jyjV STOCK OF SPRING MILLINERY, including TRIMMED HATS in the new shat es and colors, will be opened next . f . Wednesday and Thursday, May 7 tli and 8tli. The Ladles are respectfully Invited to call. MRS. KATE C. WINES, North Second street, next( to Postoflice. may 3 It Report of the Condition QY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON, at Wilmington, in the State f I North Carolina, at the close of business April 21, im-. 1 i RESOURCES: Loans and discounts. $765,905 25 Overdrafts , 9,384 35 Ul. S. Bonds t secure circulation... 50,000 00 Other stocks, honds, and mortgages 58,733 74 Due from approved reserve agents.. ? 13,437 51 Duo from other National Banks 31 ,881 83 Due from State Banks and bankers. 2,529 75 Real estate, furniture, and fixtures. 79,728 46 Current expeuses and taxes paid. ... I 5,826 31 Bills of other-Banks, ! 32,563 00 Fractional Tater currency, nickels. i and pennies 245 43 Specie 55,88 TOO Legal tender notes 19,355 f 0 Redemntion fund with U. b. Treas urer, 5 per cent of circulation. . . . 2,250 00 Total 1,120,728 t5 LIABILITIES: Capital ptock paid in '. L . . .$2.18,000 00 Surplus fnnd...: 43.689 G5 Undivided profits 65,618 69 National Bank notes outstanding 44,yju uo Dividends unpaiil 2,134 50 Individual deposits subject to check 241,224 8i Demand certificates of deposit 299,804 37 Due to other National Banks 43,579 63 Due to State Banks and bankers. .. 166 32 Notes and bills re-discounted 129,520 67 Total. $1,120,728 65 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, , i i OonxiroF New IIanoveh, bs. ! 1 I, A. K. WALKER,, Cashier: of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. . " 1 A. K. WALKER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd i . day of May, 1881. - A. J. HOWEXL, Notary Public. Correct Attest : E. E.BURRUSS, ! ) ALFRED MARTIN, J JAMES SPRUNT. ) Directors. may 3 Gibson's Imported Candy! T? M BR ACING LIME FRUIT, ORANGE, JLJ I . Chocolate, Ginger, Vanilla, Rose, Butter Scotch, Cherry and Strawberry Tablets, at , r. a niixnrs. may 2 Comer Fourth and Nun ats A Positive Success ! tjiunds Bros. & DeROSSET'S. Dfcl.IClOL'S ; ICE CREAM SODA WATER f 1 STRAWBERRY FLAVOR for Saturday, i VANILLA FLAVOR for Monday. may 2 To the Ladies. Mlt. McGOWAM, 713 Orange si., h lust received a beaaOf ol stock of STAMPING a ma U A . S fATTatUiS i or ursjaing. cjBDrctacry ana newand n Improved u!w is Tiled Painting. TheHjksareenUrtiyne trtMfemd ts the material by an rorcs. The ladles are resnectfuDr Invited to cill and examine tbeia. t ' , r i Fresh Cod FIsli, POUNDS FSESII COD ri8IL j ZUU 200 . tred to POUNDS FRESH MACKEREL, or- -i l-4- L-w Leavo your orders la time. aplsJ DAVIB'FISH MARKET. tiiTBwr iButuu rLzxzs rones. j TTawdteglad ta reedrt fmnTrr.l-itVia from crirlttaid casjajj til tJ2 ritjMil bt gsaenllatcrcrttct . ' ..; 3 ,TtM fi&aa of th writer nest always U fa r aSshed to the Ed&af. - - f ICfemxBoilcatloiismcst ta wxSSsa ca caiy OMsideof th paper. , ; 'r',': ' . Aad it Is especially and particularly ute r tood that the Editor does not always eadev as the Ttews of eoTrespondexits sales , so state tn the editorial eohmsa. '. t ' 1 NEW advuetisj JT3 SPRING & SUMMER GOODS I ( 1ST O "W O P B.N4 1 -AT- Kali; 116 Market St. -. 4 ' ! ' All the Latest Novelties I . 1 IN ; ; ' ; Dress Goods, p . White Goods, Gloves, IToslery, , - - . 1 r - Corsets,, Housekeeping 4 Goods, 'I I , ' 1 ' ' Men and Boys' Wear, I v. I;- : , " &C., ,&C. i- :-v - - . . i i ALL AT PRICES LOWER THAN TIET HAVE BEEN FOR TEARS.. And which in Texturo Wear and Durability will give satisfaction. . MORE PARTICULARS IN A FEW DAY. . M;;-' " ' . . I- CALL AND GET SOUK OF THE 6PECI A BARGAIN AT r3. r-i. katz', 116 r.larlcet StL i jan 21 - . . ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS CLAY PEAS ', I , - i ' . - , Consignment Goods. Mast be sold f i I-P&va rtrrlp.ra lit : - , i A. W. RIVEN BARK'S, 114 North Water St, Wilmington, N.C. ap!14 - ii To Fruit Growers. ! J IIAVE JUST RECEIVED ICO.000, Fruit Baskets and Strawberry Crates, and am pre Sared to f urn' ah the trade, from Uoldsboro to harleston. These crates weigh 11 pounds and save $1.22 In freight between Wilmington and New York, on each trip Write to E. O.BLAIR, apI4 ' ' ' ' ' Agent Wew Arrival At No. G South Front Street BEST 5c CIGARS : Apres Dljuoer, A pre Diner, Af res Soufer and Tomours, OJym 1 pic and Big Ikes. Best of Wines and Liquors and Coolest of Draught Beer. j , j Ilead Quarters new Harp Band ! and don't ! you forget it " apl II Don't Pay Rent! same money will buy you a home 7 Yj r i In this city I have sold over one nunorea ana nity uoim ana Mouses .-. i - - I' ' them, by Instalments monthly payments. , AJso.I have a large number now on my books, who are making regular monthly payments and will soon own homes and get clear of land lord rule. I Money loaned to those wishing to build. Apply to ; ' in .um j air km wrfJuiH. rJevv TJusic. i - i i 4JLL AWAIT MY LOVE. J When the Spring Tims and bodies Dave ..;.,,.,- , - I Come." at iu"r bi Thatcher. Primrose A ...(.- West's Minstrels , j 1 'Ske LttUe DarUrg. "Ehren on the JtUne." "Utile Darling Dream of Me. And all the latest Povru i Ooeen's Lace llandkerchlsf, as pis red I y the New York Co ails Opera Co. For new and pretty Music to sure 1 1 vlu - i - .ii - . HELNSBERGER'S, Spl! Llvs Book and Mtule Stons. Dr. S. 0. Ellis. ; OFFICE SOUTH FOURTH bTREET, I opposite Miller's Drug Store- I Ilarlcg kxated ln,ilmlnrion offers his profeiiouU services ' to the ddxers. If sot u whd cUm vvcu w. Wjwn tUM yvou , caus icri upon ine sj wuj jU3:s.iompuy rc- Cool 1 Cooler I Coolest I i . A Kt WE HAVE THE COOLER- het u. Ulnl MJtern. Also RS RlUERATifl 8. j CSt 1 eVe7.w - Ixi r. t?.Tm r,V mmmtk that JT 8 U tUkttltNr k a zers the. best kind; lee Chisels and Fids. j why not keep cooi ? j ' , r PARKER A TAYLOn. " TXJSZ TTIXXXS OIU A spl