xt2 inn 8aafy
;aerte4 by
JOSH T.JAMES,
jorro ad raorEixroa.
olPTXOXS rOSTAGB PAID:
rear f
X
Six month, rz.oa. Tare
1.80: One monia. ceni.
t nrr wlU be dcHrered by carrier free
Aaarft. rt of 11,6 at tte
orWircr week.
Iitett!:n rV low and BberaL
eUcrlbert will rerort MJ and ail faU-
f - trt recite their pHr regnUrlyr
77 Au7y Review has Lht largest
iJi f. k ciraihiiioii. qf any newspaper
cilu of Wilmincton. JQ
p
""u'e think there is danger or some
,(.,,,,3 in the action of the Dcmo-
Ctjttidj Conventions throusbout
.tS'.a'.rt rrsatil to the election ol
jy. -in l the National Convention at
tax:". w0 nVeution to the
i.. in orJ.T that the dinger may be
!:Jcd. I no Slate Kxrculive. Com
to recommended that each county
m trnd dclczatt-s to tucct at Ral-
JjWJ-"- .
a, the sauic tiiue with the mvtiag
I tic State Contention, for the ur--cf
eleven delegates to the Chicago
',.f,fn instead o waling for the
,UJI -
r--!ar district r.wiinatiny convco
t:-,-tod go because some of these
dtrict ruminating conventions will
cot be held until alter the Chicago Con-t-M-
The recommendation ct the State
Executive Committee has been adopted
hx some counties and not by others
TI.e Executive Committee of the Third
rictbavc refu.cd to adopt it. c
tliit Mecklenburg and perhaps
Ler counties of the Sixth District pr
r.;to ai-)tt it, and we call attention
t. t- matter in order that these
cutties which have not yet acted may
know what other counties in the aame
C-nre-aiooal District are doing II the
(!jo?reionil Convention in tbe Sixtb
or any otter District H not to be held
ut!il af.er July 8th. (the dato of the
Caiyj Ie:nocrattc Conveoton) then
f corse tteso district conventions can
i.u i lect tie delegates and the recom
luecJatlua of the State Executive Com-
talt.ee muit be adopted by them.
- - - -
I'rof. John M. I.angston, Minister to
Ihui. is a iuadroon. Frederick
lKu;'ass is a mulatto. They have tock
cd Lorns to angry controversy. Langston
m'.cs numerous charges of bad faith
ajrunit Douglass, who retorts vigorous
ly upon "the -hamelss liarM and hopes
that hi specific denial may "settle like
a mantle of fire on tbe bead of the
heartless malisccr."
LOCAL NEWS.
IICEZ TO MEW AQVIBTISEMEMTS.
The Science of life
I A Smith TurLlture
CajLac Ioi iu Plaster
M JJ Katz Jot ttecelved
; J BNtrt Chm'n Notice
P W Ziou:x-46S a Month
TH.n C. CaAFT. Aft In Stock
C W Tatx rbotoxnph Albums
IlkijtsaxaoKK ruo anJ Orxas ;
NoTlct W llmtoslon Ll;ht Infantry
McUoUOALL. A Bowi)ix-We Have
V tarsia cm A Co Headquarter
Ciix A MfKciuso.x Water Coolers
r C Millkk (ilUon ImportoI Caodr
IIi xps IICJS.A OcHossirr Mellclnes
K!di.iiT3 or JloxuK RegaUr MccUnjf
IIi!fk No biislocM transacted Tuclay
J C McCi edv A Co-Battle of Uc-tVorM
niULR-TM rubllc IUre Confidence In l'
to. B. rKXNClt A Sons Will Deaae You
r tux tx A Taylor TbunUer an I Lightning
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VOL. VIII.
WILMINGTONJN. C-. MONDAY, r MAY 19, 1884.
NO. ai9
NEW ADVJEKTISEMKVT8.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
U e are very sorry to learn that Mr. Medical Conventloo.
William Genaust, whose place of busi- The North Carolina Med icif Society
nri i.h on rouriu. near Hanover street, will convene at Raleigh to-morrow
Jiau tlic misfonune to have one of bis morning. Dr. Thos. F. Wood left here
arras broken on Saturday night, caused this moraine to be in attendance, and
by a crate of beer falling upon it. Dn. Bellamy, Thomas, (G. G.,) Ma-
Tho Wilmington Uht Infantry will fber. Smith and Dritchard will leave EVERY( DAY BRINGS FRESH PROOF TO US OF THE GOOD WILL
iwr uju same purpose lo-uiut.
THE PUBLIC HAVE CONFIDENCE
IN US I
celebrate their anniversary to morrow.
the .X)th, by a parado and target prec
ticn iu the afternoon aud a reception at
night.' This gallcnt old I company is
now in a very prosperous condition. It
has an enviable record which will long
be maintained.
same
learn that the last three named gentle
men will go before tbe Board of Medr i
cal Examiners to bo examined for a
t
license to practice medicine in this
State in accordance with the law.
The dwelling oi Mr. M. J. Diuglo
hoef. on Filth street, between Chestnut
and Mulberry, which was seriously low the city OQ the l-th inst and he
You ns: Cranes.
A geutleman of this city happened to
find the neat of a crane a few miles be-
injurcd by five several weeks since, is
being repaired and when completed
will bo much improved in appearance.
It has been raised nearly, a foot and
will bo somewhat enlarged.
took a couple of the eggs which it con
tained and brought them home and
placed them under a hen that was set
ting. Yesterday two lively young
cranes burst from their shells and at
last accounts were doincr well. It
Mr. Joseph Shillington, publisher or S8cms to U3 tfcat that 0m herl Wlu have
heelers Reminiscenses of North some curious thoughts before long as
Carolina, notifies subscribers that 8Ue Sec3 those long-necked, long-legged
section III of the work, containing cranes meandering aroung among her
counties from Hertford to New Han- chicky biddy pullets, and wonder how
over, inclusive, and tho Defence of thp thini? hannenpd'
North.Carohna, by Daniel K. GoOdlae.
is now ready lor delivery: by Mr. W.
G.Hubbard. 42 and 44' South Wall
street. Columbus. Ohio.
Ivnisrlits of Honor.
Carolina Lodge No. 431. Regular
of all classes. The public have faith in our published statements and
wct strive 'to deserve the full measure of confidence so freely
t placed in us. , '"
Each week foot up far in excess of corresponding Weeks in any reviotis year
since the establishment of the house. This effect must have its cause,
and that may be found in the fact 4hat we are giving better
i
value for all money received than we were ever able
i
to do before. Our advantages .for buying are
equal if not superior to those of any i
i i
other house in America.
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When we desire to buy goods we aik no favors of any manufacturer or whole
sale dealer on earth. We buy closely and quickly, but qualities must
be up to the mark and prices our own. As we buy, so do we
; sell; we mark our goods lower than others can and
sell them at a smaller profit than any other
house in the State can afford to.
yx-U i i vvzazZ toxics: i.: I ;
W wEi ta glad to f reeelr coomgntcagox a
froa oCTfticaii oa aayaai aa tabjacti .
general latexcsl but '
lba nazae cf tbo writer meat always t
alsbed to tbo Efttos. , t ; ; j f
ConummlcatJoaa mnat t wtltto oa caTy
oaeaMaol the pti ! " j;:.'; ;
JPeMonaDtleaiauatbe avoided. ; f "..', ' '
Aad It U espeebuV aat "parUcularly xattr
tood that the EdUoi floea ot ahraji . Wte to
tbevlcwa of eorrcapoadenU ualesa to atTu.
la tbe editorial oohxauta. 1 .
NEW -A11VEET1SE2JENT3
ilSTl "RECEIVED.
; fruit,
lL" .' 1 : - tit , i : -:
116 rilarket St.
i
f1
Another Assortment
jects, aims and expected results, and as
the funds in their hands are somewhat
meeting this evening at 74 o'clock. Full limited, they would be glad of some
State Exposition.
The managers of the North Carolina
State Exposition are about to issue a All customers in our house are treated alike, and whether young or old, expe-
paraphlet rejardmg its interests, ob- i j . ,x i , ,
Braided Jerseys, , -Embroidered
White Dresses, .
Wide Embroideries, : m i ,
Nainsook Checks and Stripes,
- : . - - v: '
Marseilles and, Pique Welte, ' "'a ,
rersian Lawn land Linens, v
Tnekiirg and all our Embroideries.
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attendance desired.
It.
ISasq Ball.
A match game of base ball was play.
ed this afternoon on the corner of Ninth
tind Dock streets between tho "Lazy
Boys" and the "Smart Boys" nines,
which resulted in a victory for the
former in a score of 9 to 8 by the latter.
City Court.
Robert Clark, colored, was brought
before the Mayor this morning charged
with disorderly conduct. Ho was
found guitly and fined $5, in default ol
which he was sent below for 10 days.
Two youug men, whose names was
advertising patronage. The edition
will consist cf 15,000 copies, which will
bo distriboted throughout the State
where they will be apt to do the most
good. The prices of advertising have
been fixed at $25 for a full page, $15
for a half page and $10 for a quarter
page. Further particulars may be ob-
their money that it is In our power to give.
I
CXJCFQD
TO.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 MARKET ST.
3,000 Yards
In Ftemnant
i
Cheap !
Embroiderie
may 19
mtttt&ktm BATTLES OF THE I'JflRin.
wmw iuu m I py CATT. U, U. 8. A. UWTUKY rKOU THE BATTXE-niLD. Showi how K&tlooi hare bee mad or
Extra Jabs
Forshee, of the firm of Kenan & For-
shee.
may 1 i 4w dtSfcw
Personal, i
Capt. V.-V. Richardson, of Columbus
county, passed through the city last
night, en route to his home, at White
ville, from Washington, D. C, where
he has been for a few days.
Mr. E.jBrowne, ex-United States Con
sul at El Paso del Norte, Mexico, ar
rived in the city yesterday and registered
.Brutal Assault.
On Saturday night, between the hours
ot 10 and 11 o'clock, Mr. Willie
Dahmer, who live3 on the corner of I
TMrfl nnrl rirnnawlrlr af.rpnr.a rn thn
suppress, for engaging in an auraj . were Nonh sid(J of the Railroad;.waa a8saulL i
noeasiueacn. mihv nni(.iTir Wo, nri nfhor
""J .-v, , wwmv.v.v., w
For Charlotte. and seriously injured. Dahmer's sister
The Howard Belief Steam Fire atl started to a neighboring store to ,
Engine Co.. No. I., will leave here to -a-e some purchases and while on her at the UonSGm
night lor the celebration at Charlotte, way was met ana msuuea oy me MtvJoseph s. Williams and wife,
starling from their emjino house at 0 wu'cu formerly of this city, but now residing
o'clock p. m. They will take with scream lor assistance. v me neanug &t Middletownt Conn arriyed ia the
them their engine, nose reel and horses, a .ov city on Saturday nightand registered at
will have about 26 men in uni.'orm. protection auu wuu ao ppioacu- p urceii House.
f I . - -f- J I
and will be accompanied by the Cornet tne scene, me rumans aiiacsea mm,
Concert Club. Thev will return to the and Leak struck him upon tbo head and
city on Thursday morning. arms which knocked him down and in-
. . , llicted wounds which are of a serious
Grand Locltro I. O. O. F. and dangcrous nalurc. Jjoak, who a
Tbo delegates from this city to tho traiQ nand Cn the local freight of the
meeting ol the grand lodge of this order Carolina Central Railroad, was arrested
at Winston have returned. They rc
A
Settees.
In Stock.
NEW LOT OF LAWN CHAIRS AND
1
Elegant Dining Room and Chamber
rurnltare. Our assortment , of Rattan and
I
Reed Chairs la extensive.
i " '
To arrive this week, something entirely new j
In B 1BY CARRIAGES.
Give U3 a call
TnOS. C. CRAFT, Agt.,
Furniture Dealer, ,
may 19 20 So. Front Street
orcd Silks. :
Besides a Conplete'AssortmejutOf
FANCY DEESS GdODS.
All at Very Low Trice,'
.... , .;1 --fJ
AT '
WILL PLEASE YOU M- KATZ',
! Jt -M m, mm mm m . mm . .
yy' CAN OFFER BUYERS OF BOOTS
and SHOES great inducements in tbe way of
Shapes, Variety, Style, Be tuty of Finish and
The storm signal was hoisted this
forenoon and has been flying ever since.
Duplin Superior Court, Judge Sbcp-
a:d prptdiiig, convened at Kenansville
th: morning.
The nights arc a trifle loo cool
vegetation, but they arc delightful
keeping purposes.
lor
:or
port that tho meeting was an agreeable
one. mat muca business was transact
ed, and that their reception and cntcr-
ment were hearty in the extreme. The
following officers were chosen : Grand
Master, John E. Woodward, of Wil
son; Deputy Grand Master, J. II. Mas
ten, of Winston; Grand Warden, C. B.
Edwards, ot Raleigh; Grand Secretary.
J. J. Litchford, ot Ilaleigh; Grand
Treasurer, K. J. Jonus.of Wijmington ;
r; the fit i
Fruit Growers Association.
The Executive Committee jof N. C.
Fruit Growers1 Association met at
Goldsboro last Friday, and decided to
hold their next annual fair in that city.
Mr. J. A. Bonitz, of the Goldsboro
bv officer Statelier yesterday afternoon Messenger, with characteristic liberal
and lodged in jail to await an examina- ty, tendered the use of the Opera
;nn uMMi will tnkn nln.no thin avpti. House and Hall to the Association for
livsu, t, w.w. ..... r - . (
t . t Ct...,nn XT 1 I thn rtiirr tnapa nf t.fiA fftir.
ing DCIoro4 uuaiiuo obiausa. no icaiu I i i ; n -j "C!! ICO
that it is tho opinion of the physician The following are the officers for the WCO. It. XreHCJl & oODS,
who was called to tho wounded man, ensuing year:
that his wounds are very serloas and President R. P. Paddison.
may result fatally. Secretary S. Otho Wilson.
Treasurer J. A. Linebeck.
OH lO UDSIOW. v ll rnmmiMj-.Mp:ri IliVlr
Durability. Call and try on a pa!
i
wUl please you.
116 Market St.
may Hi " "
Thunder arid Ughtning I
PROTECT' YOtJB HOUSES WIT LldaT-
NING RODS. Supply your Cook with a GOOD I
STOVE. We have Ihcm. CaU and see. - !
, PAJiKEil TAILOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. , ,naayl9
WE HAVE
-!.
108 NORTH FRONT STREET,
may 19 j
N STOCK THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
PIANOS & ORGANS
fADE BY THE MOST CELEBRATED j
Manufacturers, endorsed by the leading eml-
J Saddles, llarnrss, Tnuuu, Satchel, Bog
gles, Photons, Carts, Prays, Ac. In N. C.
Particular attention given to repairing Trunl
It is full time, we think, that some Lindiey, Ragsdale, Linebeck and Dr.
rk-frani7vl mnypmflnh should he mad I a c GofViwoll
m I"-"" ' I nant nfamtafa s9 tlt . 1 . i a
..!. o f i I . i i u . -. k-uu. j F u.o uj,, iu uvw out
icjjiicuwutu w (iiu uuvvu'iu uranu i or our uvufto luu.iujj ia wq iausuuc ine lair vrui uouciubuuicwuic uunue I 1
Our market is bounUfully supplied Lodge. J. F. Pavne, of Monroe. tion of a railroad to Onslow county, the latter part of July or early in Au- 10 bUatcr d P1 off ln two or tnree nthB-,
wi:h vegetables of nearly every Tariety It being announced that Rev. C. C. We believe that the road can be built, st. bat the date is not yet positively hut are &uranteed to resist the atmosphere
tsdof excellent quality. I Dodson, grand chaplain, was seriously that it will be built and that it can be determined upon. The officers of the chants of the South eauaii- L well aaanv
We invite the aUention of our citizens sick lho foHWID resolution was un- made to pay and believing this we can Association will make every effort pos-
to the fact that first aualitv shirts are animousiy auopteu oj a rising vote: put urge upon our peopio iuta .necessity sible to have me nexi iair equal, n not
I 1 l l A II ! a a?- Sv it i 1 - .
at the " nereas. we learn wua proiouna oi action, ana prompt action at mat. superior, to any oi lis predecessors.
sorrow of the extreme illness of our While we are wasting timo in talking Vit ' x- PI-
worthy brother. C.C. Dodson. grand . . . f . . . Dr. F. W. Potter, city physician,
V-uu r WW M W r Pfk rWtr. -v mm mm m mm - ' ' mm mm m mj w W A mm mx 1
lizz made to order at one dollar
Vfluicgton Shirt Factory.
-Tcr Plated Spoons, Forks and
Kiivcscf best quality, and at manu
buret's rrices. can bo found at Ja- this lodge to bear its consolation and
oni Hardware Dcrot. t ajmpalny to the family o( the alllicted
. brother
.--w.orcu nro companies wem uuii An claborato anu aoiej report upon
..c.iiUQa ior rrsuiar juuuim 1 the subject ot uues anu i oeneiits was
rvlc They had two bands ot music m bv past crand master C. M.
1x.kcJ well and maiched well. Basbcc, chairman ot the committee on
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch ? subject, appointed at the
cai rf vrK r.r!?n Hr P. session, and the following were among
Piano or Organ made, and to improve in qual-
lty of tone by use. Call and examine these
by the only Trunk Maker ln the Bute.
MCDOUQAUL ft BOW DEN,
114 North FiwtSt. '
Next to D. A. Smith's Jfurnlture Store.
mayl'J . i ,
1 i i . . ., ii iii i
Headquarterc
T7IOR riSHINa TACKLE. V ! t
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. AT ..- ,.i (J J.
W. E. 8PRIKGER CO3.,
19. U and 23 Market 8tret
Tbe largest and best assortment ever oiScrcd
in this market. - : - may 19
resolved that our worthy master be re- aud have organized a movement to se
quested to appoint three members from cure the trade along the coast for New-
hern. Norfolk and Dallimore.
There seems to be a growing senti
meet in the City infavorof the plan pro-
a cf North Carolina.
Gnsjom. Cr.nj H!h Pricat. will mem the resolutions reporated and adopted :
ia convocation at Elizabeth City That from and after July
cath.v.H- ; Ut, IBS, no subordinate lodge shall
-a test. ny weekly benefits more than one-
crops iu the country are growing b1 lfae suo collected as annual dues
-et't.-t t ii i from each member, except that any
ua looKiof wen. mere it-evcrj i t nnniA Imm nv I OI
-i-caUoa ttat the fruit crop will belnth-r source than dues, initiation and I co
aci!tnt. The young fruit is looklog degree, may provide for an increase ot thal ttc county would subscribe 50.000 County, are requecte-:
rtmirk.U, healthy and Ihrifty. wceklj benefit, to bo paid out ofsach lnaMof lhe roadt M Proicctetl theDf Uou4e' " 4 0 cfock' p
and it may be that the same amount
posed by us. that a substantial munici
pal subscription be made to the enter
prise, and we believe, if tho matter was
last propcr'y prcseniea 10 our people, mat a
majority would voto in favor ol it. We
understand that tho people of Onslow Jminy households."
county arc very anxious to trade here,
preferring Wilmington t' any other
place, and we tbiak that handsome
subscriptions might be had there in aid
tho enterprise. If we remember
correctly, it was said some years ago
has
kindlv furnished us with the amount of
rainfall for the year which commenced
April 1st, 1883, and ended March 31st.
1881. both inclusive, ae gives the
tables for each month, and the aggre
crate is a total of 66 78 -100 inches for
the year.
famous instruments at
Dr. G. W. Littell. druggist. Creston,
Ohio. wrile3as follows: I am selling
St. Jacobs Oil. tbe great pain-cure, an I
I can sav that it brines comfort to
NEW A 1 VJElfcTI S KM EN Tt .
Notice.
DEMOCRATIC EX.
11 r EMBERS OF THE
..uiJTlVK COMMITTEE of New Ha-orer
uected to meet at tho Parcell
111 , Monday, slay tcuu
U. m.
may 19 td Chairman.
income
Sciir. r; nTim,f P..K.Alf roil I Vsdn J. That Irora and alter July
vii-s wa. ihox wa vrviav wa 1 . r. m 1 - .
JlorS' rrmm fr.BrU with I 1SSI- 51 unral benetits abail may be secoreU there now xru witu js& 4ui
. . . 1 k naul hv n nuHftfinipnt levied rrm I r ...r.i. : . 1 . . I . .
ruw ufu -uci-ioti v 1 , f ,lirt.,l.l 1,1. I in-. w ay ueiar a iku nomwy inu
'Tt.S tar sr.il 42 Kri-1 r5 r-Vi --1nH-1 I I fh,t thrt im mav hA nald F,u "4 "iwiujiwu uuuiu iuo. me -nalrersarr of tbe Meekk-nbnr JiecUraUon
- V-B S W M W I WS. 4w V w-m-M w I -F mw-mr mr m
- ' m I ll r
HEINSBERGER'S.
may 19 Live Book and Music 8 tor- s.
Photograph Albums.
"VTEW LOT Of CABINET SIZED ALBUMS
i.1
fust received
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Violins, Gult
ars, iiDjo, Accoracons, kowb, trlnM. Ac.
LITHOGRArillNG 8eln asrent for one I
of the largest Luhonipblg eubliiimenu
in mo country, ,! a prepre tn furnifeL
Checks, Drafts. Letter Head, Bill Ileal,
Wedding n-l Ball IayiUtins, Lritln Car-li,
jtc , at very low rates.
i -
SHOW CASES Several tv- In mftal
and walnut, oval an 1 Uevele-l front, at fac
tory prices.
YATES'BOOKSTOKE,
mar 13 IIS Martet f trcet
GrandExcursionon Wednes
day. May 21, to
rnituro.
. , ' -I . .... , Ct I t
Tl ATTAN CIIAIR3 AND ROCKERS,,
It II
Children's Carriages, Settees, Lounges,
!'. . , - -. ; ,r r
Mos'juito Ncta. Cot. Mattrcuca, , , I
Springs, Woven Wire prla : f I r
j Meat Safes.' Ac, . ; -:r ' '' M,'
Reccired tbU week ani f r s tlo low tr
- " i: -a ,
I D. A.MlTlf,
m cy l'J
Kuriiltui, N. Jroni Street
JIunds Bros. DcHbsset,
wiii)i.i;sAu: & .jtutAifc
OUUGGIST.S,
WI ISilKGTON
Drugs,Medicincs;CHemicafs
Patent mcUiciucs,-
A.sr
; 5 li5.5l. shipped
Northron .t- fnm...
1 Jon teed & real good first class
store, don't fail to sco the Ex
r reao Zcb. Vanoo and New
JeraiJ, Uaidca others. They are to
Usnd at factory prices at Jacobi's.
,w-o u the nla-mfActcm, txtxit. f
tact fiiuarel- in the fare that this road of Independence
by diessrt. i rr j ' i ; . , . , s. i.
sources ether than dues, degrees and
initiations, if such Lodge shall so de
terruioc.
On Thursday oveuinz a banquet, an
elegant affair In every partxular, was
given by tho Lodgea in 7istcn. and it
?f as a happy dose to a pleasant and
harmonious icssion.
must be built, and that at an early day.
1 1 is essential to the fioancial health
and prospenty of tbe place that It
should be done. We want to see the
bai'l put in motion at once.
nay 19 It
A. K
WALLACE, Caahurr,
Ran- of New Hanover.
WALKER, Cas&Jcr.
ITrst National Itak.
Lake . WaccamawF-0 :GO:P:f
or n neat jruiy ai jo -rr.t rn?. i e ,
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up but 3 bales.
Water Coolers
-Y7XBY CHEAP AT
GILZS A MTJECIIXSO'S.
jaay M Unrc Maori 3PocJt
TgY ST. THOMAS i SUA DAT SCHOpL.
2he narper'a will farnlah tnu'. Ice Cream
and Lemonade by the Ladiea. - ..
. Tickets 73 cents. Cbiklren 50 cents. Train
leave here at S?J a. m., and return acres at
notice
i
; mi 1 '
. ' - . . - . . . . ..w . . .IWU M T V UCI. XUBUS VSI-W r-a... -
t !!L. i;T-TU0,f turned on a .ingle Conte.t. A Grand Book for Old nd Tonn.-S-ve, 1 11 fel 1 X. baSU KlbbOO, 1I ACS fllld Col-
vmxdttk4Mtmtry.QftPUasMrt and Instruction. Mao. and Fins IHmtritiom. imbWnbillnpnh.K . -''V "
wf nnM m ior iiu vwcriyuoa verm. . Aflareu . V. atCVUttUX VU., faUadelDala 1
t 7.10 p. m. Tlckeu at depot,
i iajl7 St
t
Me r.Kw or: the'.: winirK-TN
UUUr lXF-iTi41f arc iiereby onletc t
to prar a ta Arroori' at 3 oci-ck. "Tues
day, May, soui. 1$ , ior Tara aci lir t
pracUco. ' ly orJr o' Cf lla - s:
xniyDlt lit bergcant,