-marxrzs.
;ep(ed by
JOSH T. JAMES,
nrro ajto raoraixTO.
.rKSCEimOKS rOSTAGK PAID:
JZrtLOO. SIX month. Thw
.Si.iW'S On -l. -
will b delivered by carrier, free
7 rrt of the city, at the above
rirur.low.and BberaL
, , rlv-f tbelr pPt regularly.
1 AuVy Review has the largest
JfiU circulation of any newspaper
' ' Kilted the city cf Wilmington.
litJ said tht Ihe lesscs of tbe&ncin-
iirsiu&tto revival will not fall
I; j. said that Got. Waller, of Cor
!v( ut.ibc b."corac a partter in a
York hrtu.
SM'.ur Harrison, ol Indiana, as
, V. York interviewer thai
raise ti lead tho ticket.
..... ...
Kr A.iu:0. of Spain, shows con-
-..irMtmcioms ana is receiving
i;ciil ccUical treatment
lrs M.iry K. l'illow, the widow of
r.- ral Gideon J. Tillow, has written
w
a lit
,t Iu-r husband anq win paoiisa
lit bock shortly at Mempth, Tcnn.
UAii health is such that Lo will not
;a.a venture c ren a Tojae to Kng
UsJ. sr.d lis cyciisht has been much
isjpslm! by overwork ia writing mu
te.
Ilesry Starko. H. A. Wheeler and
Joseph Adams are the only suryivors
ct the old Fort Dearborn garrison, who
n-cupictl the spot where Chicago has
i.zca iprnsup.
A fite-jear old eirl lell from a third
i:ory window in Cincinnati on Friday
aheroocn. bui a gentleman passing by
n her coaiu;. caught her in his arms
acd sared ber (roai any harm.
Miis IIu Kici Eog U a picturvspue
fiiiturat tbf x-iioos of the Philadel
rhb Metbodiit Conference. She is n
C'LIoeoe lady, eiihtcen years of age and
iiUtgo back to her country as a medi-
kil missionary.
.. .
Charles Head did not make all his
fortune by vvriling. He was success
ful in several speculations, and is be
reicd to have left a much larger sum
than the sum commonly named. One
estimate places his tortuco at $500,000.
A leading actress who had tho inis
fortune to break one of the booe3 io her
ankle in Portland. Oregon, during a
performance recently, went through the
part of Claire the next afternoon in an
iatalid's rolling chair, her first success
ful appearance oa wheels .
John Swinburn has found out that
tle cents doubled thirty-five times
would pay the national debt. The
Near Bedford Uandard proposed to
donate the first double and tho Boston
Ulvlc the second. Tho Norfolk Yirqin-
iin Is willing to contribute the third
and calls upon tho other thirty two
double r j to sneak out. Let us pay off
tho national debt.
A New Yorker, 60 years of age, has
aauscd himself at intervals for nearly
bait a century by compiling btaiistics of
the complexion of women, lie finds
tUt the genuine biondo type is gradu
vlv fading away. When he made his
rst observation the pure blondes num
bered 17 in every 100; now they have
lMnd:cd to 23.
It is said that during her lalcbt Tisit
to America. Patti pieced a "crazy
six feet square, composed cn-
'y of bits ol plash and yelvet, of
t"ch no two were a'ikc in color, and
ti one larger than one ol ber hands.
Sbe took it home with her 'to Hoc it
swan'j down, and then give it
wy to be raffled off at a swell charity
hlr.-
ilr?. Lewis, the, wife of tho noted
1 Lewi. figures in the New York
cUapcrs as a heroine. A tramp.
s..cjMrs. Iswis alono in thedwcl-t-'
L walked into the diningroom and
aaadd that ho be served with a
like a gentleman. Mrs. Lewis
f r a revolver, leveled tho weapon,
jedtte tramp by the car, and prc-
biaj into the cold, cold world.
I ?tUu sercnty.fi ve speeches for
r nbit Mr. ilorrison'j late rJill
"fe beea printed In the ieconl. They
7 fee from blf a page to four-
Wes. The longest speech was
r. Wood of Indiana. These ser.
-J-firt spevches coyer 300 pages of
.! o&rd. euiTa!ent to nearly two
"awes of tho
"American Cyclopie-
ap.ojed ia developing the Congo
rrtlr ia Africa, are oegroea who in
fertile couatry outh of the
"eit ofSabara and east of the Nier
, " T(J Crtat axricultoriU .
and atQQfcturtrs ol leather. Iron
fTL0? have cities oonUinlng
7.000 to 30,000 inhabitanu. posset s
-tacediu.
11 TTTPi D AILI EETIEW" r
' . ' ' - : - -- - i .,....-;! ; , ' . -.vr
VOL. VIII.
Japan has M prejent 155 mile ol
railroad from Yohoharua to Tokio,
eighteen miles; Kike to Otsu, finy
eigbt miles ; Tsonjara, in the Province
of Oomi, forty-one miles, and ' Tokio to
Koumigai. thirty-eiiht rai!c3l There
is beside in course of construction a
road to unite Mayc-bashi to Tokio, a
distance of eighty-one miles.
Mr. W. W. Corcoran, the millionaire
banker and philantropit of Washing
ton, is said to be exceedingly, proud ol
his ancestry. He- glories in tho fact
that his father was only a poor, honest
shoemaker, and he treasures the old
cobbler shop sign-board among his
choicest possessions. I Mr. Corcoran'
health is unusually good this Spring.
Tho actual revenue of the Hawaiian
government is declared by the Honolulu
GazctU to be only $2,319,235.42. I
further says, that as the country is now
administered, a deficit is created of ex
actly S 1.025.120. !
i i
Ex-(iovernor Bullock became so eu
thusiastic at'the recent newspaper re
porters walking match at Atlanta. Ga
that he proposed on the spot to get up a
similar contest between the cx-gov
ernors of the State.
Columbia, Mo. The Statesman
says: the familiar name of the wonder-
lul remedy, it. .lacoos un, grows in
favor daily, in the homes of. the afllicted
all over the country. .
LOCAL NEWS.
INDU TO HtW ADVERTISEM EITX.
Card ot Thanks i
American Lesion of Honor
R M MclKTinE Ja&t Kcrelve.l ,
HcrxBEROXB A Roman Singer',
C W Tate Photograpn Albums
r CHILLER Gibson' Imported Candy
llCXDS Urds. DeRosset Meillclnes
There was no City Court tt is morn
ing. .
Clarendon Council, No. 07, A. L. o
Honor, will meet to-night, at o'clock.
The Cornet Concert Club will hold an
important business meeting to-night.
Wo invite the attention of o6r citizens
to tho fact that first quality shirts are
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tt.,
Mis E. Karrcr, at Exchange Corner,
is constantly in receipt i of new goods,
fresh invoices arriving i two or three
times in each week. Tho ladies will
make a note of this.
Nor. barque August, Bush,! cleared
to-day for Glasgow with 1.500 casks
spirits turpentine and 1.3SJ barrels
rosin, valued at $12,530. shipped by
Mcssss. Alex. Sprunt & Son.
Two colored tramps, hailing from
bumlcr, b. C, applied for lodgings at
tho guard house last night. They sta:
cd this morning that they had obtained
employment at the railroad, and they
were discharged and told to go to work
W o are sorry to hear that Mr. Geo.
N. Harriss, formerly of this city, but
now of the Uadcsboro Jtmcs, is quite
sick. He was in Raleigh a few days
ago and was taken sick while there and
had to return to hii family at Wades
boro. We trust to hear soon of his en
tire recovery.
If you need a real good first class
cooking stove, don't fail to see the I Ex
celsior Pcnn., Zeb. Vance and New
Emerald, beside others. 1 They are to
be Lnind at factory prices at Jacobi's,
who is the manufacturers agent, t
Beautiful.
!
The large magnolia tree in rear of
ho McRee house, on (North Second
street, 15 now laden with magnificent
flowers and presents a most attractive
and beautiful appearance. In walking
along North Third, strect.betwecn Mar
kct aud Princess, and looking West
ono can obtain a tine view of the tree
and its lovely blossoms.
Frustrated.
Policeman Piver was coming along
Front street, from the Southern portion
of the city, at 3.15 o'clock this morning
and when between Dawson and
Wooster streets, he saw a man at work
at one of the window shutters of Mr.
Wra. Hard wicke's' store. After wait
ing a moment tbo policeman hailed the
man and asked what he was j doing,
when the latter picked up a gun ' which
was leaning against the building and
started off, cocking the piece as he
went Upon this the policeman gave
chaeand fired three ihots f om his
revolver at the retreating fogiiivp. bnt
without tffrct and tho would-bo thief
esoaped. An examination of .tho
premises showed that bo had succeeded
ja unfastening the shutters, and had
made aJl readi for an entrance when
he was disturbed ia his work. It was a
n 1 : : .. : . .... .'. : -
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Personal.
i .
Hon. II. K. Bridgers has so far re
cocered as to be able to appear, at hi
office regularly, but lie has not yet folly
recovered.
Maj. J.C. Winder, General Mamv1
gcr of the Carolina Central It. R. and
of the Raleigh roads, is in the city to-
day.
Rcy. Arniand DcR. Meares leaves
v
here to-night for Indiana, where he ex-
Iects to take charge of a parish in that
State.
Ueath of Dr. Losesne.
Wc are greatly grieved to learn of the
fatal termination of the wound receiv
ed by Dr. Chas. Lescsnc at the hands
of Mr. A. C. Huggins, at Jackson ville
on Tuesday; last. The distressing news
was conveyed in a brief telegram from
Dr. E. W. Ward to his brother. Mr.
G. R. Ward, of this city, received here
this morning. The dispatch is dated
at Jacksonville at 11.45 and merely
says that Dr. Ltsesne is dead and that
Mr. Huggins' examination, is taking
place.
This unfortunate termination to a
truly sad aQair has excited a feeling cf
profound sorrow here, where both gen.
tlemcn were well-known to many. The
fact that both have occupied such high
positions in Onslow county and that
they have been so intimately related
has intensified the regrets which are
felt. ;
Serious Sliootius:.
At about noon to-day two men, nam
ed respectively John Stubbs and Galla
gher Brickhouse. asked permission of
Mr. Woodward Howell, who keeps a
store near tho corner of Front and Cas
tle streets, to zro into a room in the rear
part of the building. Permission was
o!rpn nH in ft mnmonf. nr two a Shot
was heard in tho room where they had
rr n r to txrna tmm AfUfttplv followed
by a cry ot pain from an outhouse
which stood 15 or 20 yards away. Up
on hastening to the outhouse it was
found that Aleck Stewart, colored, had
received three serious wounds in the
left hip, side and groins from as many
buckshot. It seems that Mr. Howell,
who keeps the store", was robbed some
time ago, sinco which time he has kept
a gun, loaded with buckshot, in his
rear room, and it was this gun l which
had been discharged and caused the
woundingot Stewart. The wounded
man wM ronvftved to his homo on
Market street, where surgical atten
dance was summoned, but with what
result we have bocn unable to learn.
IMcusant Episodes.
Among the very many agreeable
incidents which occurred while our
firemen and musicians were io
Charlotte, and of which they were the
sDecial rjarticmants. there i were none
which exceeded the graceful courtesy
w - - I
aud liberality of Mr.: L. D. Scoville," of
the Seaside Park Hotel at Wrights-
ville. who, before their departure fori
home, invited them into tho Buford
House, where a bountiful supply of I
refreshments, which had been oreDared
by his direction, were ic w.itin fo
them, "lor these courtesies lion. A
M. Waddell returned thanks, in an ap-
: WaK.ir p th.
tt r i r Vr, t t n.f.,,
Howard Reliefs; Mr. L. J. Otterbourg
if i j. i nin:n:u. in mm. lud
gratefully acknowledged tho courtesy
in behalf of the Cornet Concert Club,
th U.rlr Mr .Tamea E. Willson.
uv . U.V. w
who was made the recipient of an ele I
gant silk umbrella, made a neat and
.nnmnmin Bnppoh of thanks for
on,. . nil6'fwi ;ft
tho entirely Unexpected gift.
The question has been asked, 'did
the Concert Club' actually get the priae
of $100 which was swarded them? ' to
which wo make answer, that the
amount, immediately upon the an-1
nonAncment of tho award, was Daid to
the Treasurer oi tho Club-$.q0 ia fiv,
twenty-dollar gold pieces. i
Wbile theprocession was on the line I
of march, two carriages, eacn con-
aioin a .ad, aod ee0.teman. beoaio
enUngled and one ot the wheels was
broken. This frightened the hor$e, who j
attempted lo run, but Prof. Munson,
.hAnNlnP hi. WpI hpt iin
' I
ser.ous acciaent. sprang ana caugnK ine i .
. r. , . , I in
rp n unrl ftflnr a short strnrclfi snciM"
cccded in subduins the animal and
cccaea in suouuing me annual anq
rescuing the occupants lrooi their 1
n.nf.;,n;n
..v, . .
The Sunday-school at Drooklyn Hall,
which has heretofore convened at 3 r
m.. will on next Sundav meet at 4i30l
p. m., which. will bo the hor during
Summer months and until furth'r
notice. " '
NowbthetiaetotiTBSnitth'?7orcj
FRIDAY, MAY 23,
NEW ADVERTI8EME.NTS.
EVERY LADY IIN WILMINGTON
who is interested in NICE "EMBROIDERY, can be suited from the large lot
Jll.st received i11? the second purchase
FINEI LACES, of all now styles. I i ,
PARASOLS AND SUNSIIADE3 The prices are Ioav and the assortment is
good, j MOURNING PARASOLS ANp SUNSHADES.
! WHITE LAWN ROBESA b?g success in these good?, new lot; just in.
CABEETS, MATTINGS AND OIL CLOTHS-A good assortment at all sea
. sons. Xery clicap Carpets, especially in Brussels.
may 23. 1884
Quick Work.
During the last week in last March
ground was broken on the new Gibson
Branch of the Raleizh and Aueusta
Air Line, wbicn runs from: Hamlet to
Gibson's Store, a distance of about 11
miles, and we learn from Major
Winder, the General Manager, whoj is
in the city to-day, that the grading has
been completed to within two miles of
Gibson's store, that the iron has been
laid on seven miles of the road and
that trains will run over the' entire
branch by June 20th. which will be
within three months of the time when
the work was first commenced. The
work was done under the supervision
ofCapt. Wm. Smith, Superintendent
of the Augusta Air Lino. It is thought
that this road will benefit Wilmington.
Another Shootinsr. 1
At about 9 o'clock last nignt James
E. Gause, colored, saw la boy sitting
down by his pig pen near the corper
of Princess and Eleventh streets
ant fsKea wno it was. but received an
CVaSlVO reply. UaUSO IDen StrUCK a
matcQ ni attempted to scan the boy's
features when the latter threw sand
in his eyes. Upon this Gause knock
ed the boy down and be
gan to beat him when
another boy interfered and tried to sep
arate them. In the struggle the first
toy, named Marcus Hampton, colored.
drew a pistol and fired at Gause, but
missed his aim and hit the other, nam
ed Henry , Lane , also colored, in the
shoulder, i Hampton then drew a knif
and cut Ganse in the ear, nearly sever
ing that member from the head. Gause
fcacu fttUf . " WJ iC , - llum
Hampton s pistol.
Fruit and Vegetables.
Tne importance oi mis inaustry is
hardly realized by the general public
and moro especially as it relates to the
supply of the Northern markets through
'the railroad facilities which are offered
for the rapid and cheap conveyance of
our products. The business of trans-
porting what is commonly known as
-
tmck" over our railroads for the
Northern markets was, begun years
ago, id 1868. .The annual report of the
then Superintendent of the Wilming-
ton & Weldon Railroad, dated October
1863, in speaking of this business, says:
t 4 'The work of inaugurating this new
business, was commenced in Apn last
KTnsygiS'SSSS
successfully through to the 15th of Oc-
tober. It was not supposed that there
icouia oe muca . uooe toe nrsi year
. . .
beyond making a beginning We have,
howe. transDorted more than twelve
thousand (12 000; barrels (in bulk) of
vegetables and fruit to market, which
nave Drougni oacs i iae ptaie noi less
. . l 1 a .1 . .
innnnn r rma ia tb hminn
tne morning what is to be the full
noonday of tnis tramc r Ibere should
b ten times as many barrels sent off
the coming season say 120,000 barrels
LH ion timMumnfih mnnPvrPlnmMl
ror. them, or $1,000,000: and all this
with a comparatively small outlay.
The receipts from this trportation.
time3 as iarge next season it will reach
$GO,C00.
The receipt 1 of $1,000,000 by pec4
..Jto"
win erreatly relieve their present dc-
pression and enable them to 'do much
more on i ineir plantations, at large, as
' '.'Tf iSSi
and aine our i;ne 3 destined, at
no distant day, to give this lailmad a
fJ Iarfi amount ot transportation at
pruumuiB raws.
Tho ihAVAMlnM rrlvna mix .unn m I
. .
1G years has reached immense Dra I
h.jw iwucu iuiujcusv 11U ,
Prtions - - Te amount of this sort of traf-.
, a. u. . :
iuh,
each succeeding year, and it will con-
I uiuc Miiuunpc lurujSuj jconsiucuuiB
,1 - 4 ;
and ihe growth of trait and vegetable, j
fr Northern markets will be stimulated
and strengthened as onr dcodIs become
better acquainted with the business
and the best modes of prepai ing 'their
prod acta or shipment and sale. It has
tneir any probabUity that U will with-
no reacnea its "noonday v yet, nor- s
1884,
NO. 123
NEW 1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND SURROUNDING icOUNTRY
ot the season.
R. ' HI.' r.lclWTIRE.
A ROMAN SINGER.
". --
NEW NOVEL. BY F. MARTON CRAW
FORD, author of "Mr. Isaac y "Dr. Claud!
us," and to "Leeward." I voL 16mo , $1.25.
Of all Mr. Crawford's works the most Inter
esting, captivating, and masterly Is "A Roman
Singer "The Week (Toronto).
1
J ust out and for sale at
HEINSBERGER'S,
may 21
Live Book and Muelc Ston a
Card of Thanks.
-i . I
THB OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF TJIE
Howard Eellcf 8 team Fire Ensine Compa
n7, beg leave to tender to the Fire Department
of Charlotte, the Chief and his Assistants, and
to the Hornet Fire Company, at whose hall
they were quartered during their stay In the
city, their sincere and hearty thanks for the
many courtesies and kindnesses experienced
at their hands daring the late Celebration.
The pleasant memories engendered by their
kind and considerate treatment will ecer be
cherished ln our heart of heart?. To the citi
zens generaUy we also feel deeply Indebted
for their efforts to make our visit a pleasant
one. j i
A. ADRrAN, )
.JOHN HAAU, Jr. Committee,
J. G. L. UIESCIIEN. )
may 23 it
J s
"The 01diHousep ! f
AND THE YOUNgJfIRM. ONLY OCR
fourth season, but It finds us up to all its
requirements, and if you wish a CAR LOAD,
a HUD, or a BBL of Hard, Clear and Square
Ice. well packed and in goods shape, favor us
with your order, and if we don't give eatlsfac
tion wc woik't charge you a cent. Try us. .
may 22 W. E. DAVIS io SON.
JUST IMAGINE !
TIIK COOLEST STORE FOR LADIES TO
!
siiori IN is
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
I
and there is where you will find the finest and
largest s'ock to select from in Mi.llncry and
i ... i
Fancy Goode, as wc receive new-trad cHblcc
fcu.uua every uay. o mi imagine oj ccnu ror a
bunch of three Tips In any color, regular val
ue One Dollar. Tbccc goods have becu bell
ing so rapidly wc had to duplicate them over
and over 8gain by request of our patrons.
Just imagine 39c for a bunch of three black
Tips, worth twico the money. Such prices
Ladles have never heard of before. I
Just Imagine j 73c for a , lino plume in any
shade. An excellent line of Feather Pom
poons. An earlj call will secure you some of
these goods at TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
From the smallest single Vlo'et to the largest
branched dress garnature. Daisy Wreaths,
Pansios, Buds and Roses, In fact every kind
j
I of, Flowers, at prices whic:
dew "o T
h set competiUon at
Just opened a stock of Fans and ParAtml
together with a fine stock of Leather Satchels.
maae-upiace Goods. Embroideries
At
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.,
may 23. WILMINGTON. N. C.
IMotice.
JJEMBKRS OF THE DEMOCRATIC EX
JlGUTIVE COMMITTEE of New Uanovcr
County, are requected to meet at the Porcell
House, at 4 o'clock, p. u, Monday. May Cta.
may: 19 VI j t hairB.in-
Executor's Notice.
TTr VtCfl lTT 1 T ITICU AS PT B-I'f TT1I
z . , . ; u !T. ,rl n"vtr
8P"t, X hereby voiitj n person hsvins;
Puim, .nin,t htm m rh!htt th imAtAn,
If.. Ill .
rac before tbe&thdiy of apiuis. All j
PTo indebted to ihe. aid Alexander Sprunt
wUg pieaj ma unmeoiaie payment to me,
jAMti3apT.
api is-'awtwr ciarcopy
. --cuor.
The Question
OW IS, ROT WIIETIItK WB SHALL
pay a tarilf on Blanket kndTraea Chain. tnf
where, oh where, ran tea grt the CO LZSX
and RKST tffc.K ? Call at JtfC'jOWAS'f1, .
Vn it Rrknfli
d vim c wire thereby aJllU
'l: " - o ! ; '.'';':
-tts wxa bo gin 13 ricciTa czz
froa car trlcaii ca txjlis.a CJ t:
eaeral interest bet - -
JiTat name cf ta writer izzix trays ta
one side or tho paper. ;v - -
. M9 aywauy. ua parucuxiriy nucer
tood that the ltor docs mot ahrays eada
the views of correspondent xxSam bo 'alau .
lathecOItarial eohtuna. ' ; ; f ;.ljrt-f
raw ADviiirrisrsiinircs
Thunder arid Lightning !
pROTKCT TOUR HOUSES WItn LIOItT.
?tSvi?0w vxT VoTirCook with a c6op
bTQ is. We hai e them. Cail and see. r .
tttif w PAKirKR A TAYLOR
. . TT AJ AAAYJi ;
TISS!Tl?CKTllK MT-AND,! CHEAP KST
X Saddles, Harriss. Trunks. Satctiels. Ilu.
gies, rnxions, rrw, Drayw 4 c , - in N. C.
ttHow gien to rpalrlns Trunks
by thaonly Trunk Mkerin ih
! McDOUQ ALL.; BOW DEN. I
v- . . -k? H North Frortfct. ,
D- A-Smith's Furniture store.
TOR FISHING TACKLE, - f ' V
- ' ' ' '-' AT' '' - ! 'if- T--i'
W. K. PRINGKR & CC'3.,
, , ' ? auu s aiarsec stiees i
The largest aid, best assortment eve offered
in this market. . 4 f ,r may !St
rurtinurUs r
v . .' t , ;i . 1 1
Kaaxam cuAm? and rockers; i
Children's Carriages, Settees'.'LonBses, '
Mosquito NeU, CoCMattrcwes. ,
- - - - - r i w ' t. . . . i
Springs, Woven .Wire Springs, - .
Meat Safes, Sic. -
Received this week1 and for sale low Ty
' ; D-A. SMITH,,
may 19 Furniture, N. Front Street
i runKs r. irunksi irunks !
rilRUNKS AND TRUNKS, U.
JL . .
SATCHELS AND SATCHEL1?,
BAGS AND BAGS. ''-' '.'"
; SADDLES, HLUXESS,
SADDLERY GOODS In great variety, at d a li
at tlie very lowest prices. -4"lv ' 1 f I
A new lot of Trunks, and TravplHnir ilt&!
and Saddles Jus opened. New Styles.! New
Goods and warranted to wear well. ' '
rf by a.pood , trunk; maker
as there is in the state of North Caroltna. .
A Cill andex&mln.atlnnfa numuiifn 1 1
--.mm . w.,'.. .... I"
tetl- J. H. MALLARD,
' . 10 South Front Street.
may 20 , . "", 1
Photograph1 Albums;
J-EW LOT OF CABINET SIXED BUMS
lustreceWcd. ; ,;; 1;,a
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-VfoilnsJ Gult
rt Banjos, Accordeons. Bows, Strings, Ac.
LITHOGRAPHING Beln' nnfr f.
of the largest Lithographing eubUshments
in the country, J ana prepared to furnish
Checks, Drafts Letter Heads, sBlll -Heads,
Weddlmr and Ball Invltation.q. viifjnr
&c , at very low rates. . tir.ut . ,
SHOW CASES Several Mk' tr'tmt
and walnut, oval and bevejed fronts, at fac-
YATES BOOK STORE, '!
may 19 119 Market Strcot.. 1
Munds Bros. & DeRosset,
WHOLESALE l& KETAIL
DKUCGrSTS;vJf'r
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Drugs,Medicinesf Chemicals;
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of finest quality at lowest rate.'
may 19 , ...
In Stock.) J
ANEW LOT OF EATTK CHAIRS AND
settees. Elegant Dining Boom and Chamber
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Furniture. Our assortment of Rattan and
Reed Chairs Is extensive.7
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ve this week, something entirely ewj
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In BlBr CARRIAGES.
Give us a call.
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Tnos.c, CRAFT, Agt;-
JirnItnro DcaKr,
; So. Front Street
may 19
Choice New Crop Molasses
VOW LANDING AND WILL JiB COLD
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PROMPTLY FROM TTllABr
At Low Price.
WORTHS WORTH!
City Drug Store. ,
210 MARKET
TCE CREAM SODA VfATZtii'-'
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vrvga ana riuiai sicuicioea. : . ; ,
Cocoleye Cotova U ILe Lestta tlis:ty.i
Cirars and C.TArcit a. -t
PrescxlDtlons nrecared at 3 haar si m.!
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HOXES .BOSTON izLECTETj LE1U
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signor direct me to sell pa rnvI- Ilorsx
naeiuale'l bap I'atW Alsi t tl r tonr, the .
whitest la town. And ever lUivria Lhjo Gto
cery Bac at the lowe u cata y tiers: 1 7
rcaySJ No. 1, t .tke?ndetne t
colored mtn.
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