JCISIIT. JAMES. .
rt,oSS POSTAGE PAID:
fi!l aonlh. 12-00. Tore
Oae is on lb, 25 cent.
!! rrt of the city, at the
P ..Ll."r and HbcraL
"4 ' ' wt:i rrMort any and all tall.
Art ZAe Larocsi
W fit lnt i
f . .,. o" any newspaper
itCl'''' - -
1 i i u'y or Wilmington. JH
s.V' 1
LOCAL NEWS.
,i U ! mmiUTl.
n. .....r.t.h Album
co ton ro-
. TTi.-i uj.iv up
lo 3 o'clock
i- i . i : i. l
f r'0,-3. aiiiounica iu i tutu auu
.V.
v jocUk afternoon the ther-
rhUn tHiee reiiatcrJd 60 de
.ti.
tlljlxi bven
blessed with re
inJ ciiihh snowera curing
, jjj asJ all nature baa rejoiced
rfiata tar-tac Pruspcra, Krenzier,
a ti p :t. arrive! at Stettin on the
;Ve iati:etbe attention of ourcitizen3
Cwttaat first quality shirts aro
7'n loonier at one dollar at the
t-lcra SLlrt Factory. tt.
r. bir:ueAr.ut J, Nielsen, clcnr-
L'.IijU lot. Jon with 1,710 casks
rlMineslinc. valued at $2j,21G.
. -. Jfc;. Mean. I'atcrson, Down-
TUcl'tothe GraJuatinz Class for
t f
tf Ti'.rtton Nominal School, at
li3 I'rjvr Kimai. on Friday cve-
!:rw:ic to Fiihernica : Tbe cele-
i! TUhw BrandtJ illine thread is
oc!j a: J AO mi's lie is tbe Im
A raiaful accident occurred to Mr.
,. Ijiinn, at the Wilmington Cotton
j, jesterJay atleruoon. His riht
;J wu caught in a spinning wheel
Jtie cud of the little Coser was cut
A Itusy Vacation.
Prof. Nobles will leave hero on
:;raJay cornioj for his Summer
-.-v.ioa. lid will go first to his lather's-
i Juhro'.oa county, where he will stop
short tis:e foe rest and recreation.
-lire esteriuz upon his duties as
icier of the Normal School, at New
3. Ihirioz tho Summer ho coutcai.
r.c tlsiting Cbicazo and other cit-
:JcfticVcit and Northwest, where
tO examine the method j of teach
i;J profit by sach new and valua-
: iUii as he may get hold of.
Criminal Court.
T; prvxxcdins before thii tribunal
-iijwcre as follow:
xi:t$. (Icirgo Carey, assault and
vt:j. Sol pro with leave
Stale v. Willie Ami, assault and
't.y. iKfondant dischargcil.
S:a;evs. Annie J. Craig, bigamy.
ri.Ii leave.
State tj. Uurrell Amcy, forcible tres-
v Judgment suspended on pay
State t.. (mr;c Clause alias Dick
WAfcarlry. Set for Thursday at
a.m.anJa specif I venire of 70
frtd.
suteti. Emanuel Roderick, larceny.
r:;.tj.
kethe abve several sci fas werb
Jr4cf asd at 1:30 p. m. the Court
x a rievss for one hour.
To Leave U.
ft-.. I). Mtinfon. who has been
: r tic ixil two months encaged
i-itructions t the Ctirnet
j "r.C-ib. has lolullcd bis engage
;,; leave here to-morrow lor
c
IV;u!. S. C. where fcc ba
rta etgied as a teacher for tho band
tie mooth of Jane. Since
C;u U Lire Prof. Munson has
C1,4fm5k!:lha!l with whom be has
r -.ed. He is a quiet, un
f, " ;Te ce&t!aiao. a thorough ruu
1 aa 2d a iin-taking and conscien
IMcJwc wish that he could
wits .: a Imported Caodr
',".,..: .:ir IrSloi
Ei '"if .n -L 11 LRcrarr society.
.1. i
T f c3 idaod to rctoalo with us.
x;resKshiaucl! xs delighted with
tyasd 5otl and speaks with
-d prid at thc cordial, wbolc-
ZrT f tbe Concert Club', and
es thatty are excellent musicians
t l a ctnt'-eroen. who by irigid
Lm"000 U lo ccl any
.!aiU &wth-all of which we
amiyasdonqoaliEedly endorse.
Spoons, Fork, atd
-mcf beat quality, gd al manu-
",uvl wan Depot. t
1
VOL. VIII.
Ucoratlon lay.
The following is the progranfmc for
the observences here on Friday next,
May 30th. Decoration Day:
Decokation Dav, May 30th, 1631.
C-1.C J eo. L. Mabson. Chief Mar.
sh-1
Gen. S. II. Manning, Master of Ccre
ui on ics.
PKCHiKAMMK.
Tho procession will form in front of
the City Ilall at 4 o'clock, p. m. and
move promptly at 1 30 in the lollowine
order:
first Division,
In charged Col. F, W. Foter,asfistcd
b? Monro2Byrc, J C. Hill, John Sature,
Ceo. W. Alurray. and C. P. Lockey.
will form on wts. sideThird street, with
right resting on 1'rlnccs?, in the follow
ing order:
ENTEIirUISEBAXD.
J C. Abbott. I'ost No 15. G. A. R.
CoV. EagUs. Commander.
Kx-Uf-ion boldicrs and sailors
Carriages containing OraUr and
Chaplain.
SECOND DIVISION",
In charge of Capt. James Richard
son, assisted 0y Valentine Howe, D. C
Davis. Lewis Rryant. Jno. H. White-
roan and Jas. A. Lowrey, will form on
Kast side of Third stree. with right
resting on Princes, in the following
order :
Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine Co., Jas.
Ivey. Foreman.
Brooklyn Racket Company, Eugene
Nichols. Foreman.
Little Columbia Bucket & Hoso Reel
Company.
Phtenix Hoso Reel Company, John A.
Bradley, Foreman.
Draymen's Association, Nicholas De
boes. President.
TIIIKD DIVISION,
Incbargeof John Holloway, assisted
by Jas. D. Dry. Jas. B. Dudley, Chas.
II. Miller. J. 11. Davisand W. II. Ger
ken. will form on the cast side ot Third
street, with right resting on Chestnut, in
tbe following order:
Cape tear Band.
Civic Societies.
Citizens on Foot.
Schools in Charge of Teachers.
Citizens in Carriages.
Mounted Men
KXKUCISCS AT THE NATION A L CF.METEIiY
Dirge by the Enterprise Band.
Prayer by tho Chaplain, Rev. D. J.
Sampson
Music by tho Asaph Club.
Ode by the Cape Fear Band.
Oration by Rev. D. I). Dodge.
Music by the Enterprise Band.
Doxology by the Asaph Club
Benediction.
DECORATION OF GRAVES.
After the above services the J. C.
Abbott Post, G. A. R., will hold a
special session over the grave of the
late Gen. Joseph C. Abbott and others
in accordance with the rules and cus
toms of that order.
The revenue steamer Colax, Capt.
Stodder, will lire half-hour- tuns from
sunrise to sunset.
Ed. R. Brink.
Chairman General Committee.
City Court.
John Morc, a Nova Scotia.sailor,
was brought belorc thc Mayor this
morning charged with stealing a hat
and pair of shoos from a room at Brj
SDn's boarding house, on Nutt street.
Ho plead gui'.ty to the charge, which
was a wiso proceeding, as he appeared
at the Court Room with thc shoes upon
his feet, and was required "to give a
bond iu thc sum of 100 for his appear
ance at thc present term of the CrimL
nal Court, in default of which he was
committed.
Buck Hill, colored, fur assault and
battery with a deadly weapon with in
tent to kill, was the r.ext case, which
was continued. (An account of this
case will be found in another column.)
Shooting Aflraj-.
At about 3 o'clock this morning John
Price, colored, who is a private scaven
ger, was passing through Millis Alley,
which ruus from Dawson to Wooster
street, between Eigth and Ninth, when
ho was shot, as he declares, by Buck
II 11, also colored, who lives in that
alley. The ball stiuck Price in the
small of the back a little to tbe rigbt of
the bauk bone and passing through thc
body lodged in tbe lelt groin. Thc
wounded man was able to reach his
hoiae, which was not far off, and
surgical aid was summoned. His condi
tion is considered as extremely critical.
The police were notified and ofheer
Everett arrested Hill this morning and
took him to the guard house. He says
that Price was at his houso last night
and was seated with him on the p:azza
la friendly conversation until after
midnieht, when Price left to go home
and that is a1! be knows abont the af
fair. He says, further, that he and
Price were on tho most friendly terms
and it all appears like a dream. His
statements, howver, were conflicting,
and the matter will bo thoroughly in
vestigated by the authorities.
We acknowledge tbe reception from
from Prof. Qaackenbush of an invita
tion to the Commencement Exercises of
Laurinburg High School to take place
on Thursday. Juno ICtb. Tho address
will bo delivered by Hon. A. M. Wad-dcll.
WILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY. MAY 27,
On to Onslow. ... Hoard of Aldermen.
We. publish herewith a communica no Board of Aldermen met in
tion 1mm a gentleman alSbeed's Ferry, session at 8 o'clock p. m. May
relative to the proposed railroad and 26th. 186t, Present. His lienor Mayor
the resources of Onslow county. It - IV Hall and Aldermen DeRosset,
will be read with peculiar interest at Bone. Bear, Dudley, Chadbouro,
this time in view of the fact that a meet- Sweat and Howe,
ins is 16 be held in the City Court Tkf Mavor stated the object of the
Room to-morrow to consider the matter meclin to be for the purpose of rc
of building this road to Onslow. Our c1? the report ol the committee
correspondent says : appointed at the meeting of May 5th,
Mi- rfllTM,. p'm!f cnxt n t confer with the Board ot Audit and
-UK. editor: Permit me to say a , . A - . ,
few words through the columns ot your Itiance on tn subject of the tax levy
valuable paper in behalf of this section, md 'ordinances relating thereto, and
though in a leeblCway appropriation for the current fiscal
neighbors and hospitable a people
as can be found anywhere. Much in
terest seems manifested, both in schools
and churches. The resources of this
section, the principal of which I want
to note, are surpassed by uone in East
trn Carolina, though the people have
to contend with many .disadvantage?,
the greatest of which is the want of
vis,y uauauiMMvu w cuuiciuu i.u
.A...t: . .i
ting up of New Iolet has increased
freights to yoar city, thus reducing the
I r 1 1 . ...
yaiue oi proiiucc, anu incurring auu
tional I risks m passing around Frying
larl v emoloved and two , others ocraa-
ionally, in carrying the produce of this
section to yoar city, ana sometimes lor
tbe want of a fair wind, they are do-
al days or even weeks. On one occas-
ion one was knowu to have been de-
tained there six weeks. Think of that!
A vessel loaded With COttOn, naval
stores, ccc lying at tho mouth ot a river
s'x weeks! - This section is highly
favored by nature, backed up as
it is by rich and fertile lands on both
sides of tbe river, and what is badly
needed is a railroad Irom Wilmington
touching some point on the river; and,
unless this is done soon, the people will
have to look somewhorc else for help,
and wo fear that Wilmington will lose
a great portion oi mivparioi me uns-
low trade, as we understand that an
inland route is soon to be opened from
here to Norfolk. And to avoid shoals
of sand (for it is one of the sandiest
roads Irom hero to Wilmington you
ever saw), the people will ship their
produce to other markets. Hovr, can
Wilmington afford to lose this trade?
Let us see. I am intormed by re3pon-
siblo parties, and tho3 who ought to
know, that the sales of oysters alone
rtnvcr omnnnt f r nonrlu fiftw thrnnrl I
- j , Y , . . i
aouars, anu mey are nauieu m cans
over iony miies oi ueeo Bauu. xu
mougnitnat ino annuaisaiesoi nsnanu
oysters of this market are one hundred
iuuumuu uwiAa.v, t-j ..-e, " o f I
tne cotton, turpeniine, occ. wnicu. are
made around here in reat abundance.
Anu is it not reasouauio to suyvou wi
if a railroad ran hero, the sales would
amount to at least tfcree times tne
amount, if not more? And if it pays to
run a railroad to a turpentine country,
would it not pay to run one to such a
country as this? .
New River, for several miles on both
sides, would mako fine oyster gardens
and I anrtold that tho oyster rocks are
almost inexhaustible, there being
thousands of tbem. and it 4s said that
when taken from the rocks,- those .eft
grow faster and made finer oysters.
As to thc fisheries of this section, they
aro as good as can be found almost any
where both inside and outside fisher
ies. As many as eight hundred barrels
of lish have been known to have been
caught at ono haul at Goose Bay
Fisherv. at the mouth ot the river.
Sharpies run regularly up tms river
m Ai0"'11!
"U"t ?r .K ToThoTonircesr which
no doubt would be sent to Wilmington,
if there were better facilities for trans
portation. Now, as to what point a
railroad should strike this river: Either
of three places, S need's Ferry. Fulcbcr's
Landing or Peru would be a good
nlace. Tbe sublic road crosses the
river at Sneed's F'erry, and there is
also good water and a good harbor.
The same could be said of Falcher1
Landing which is more in the midst of
ush and oysters, white at reru ii oe
in signi oi me oceau uu
more convenient to tho fisheries
on tho coast. There is but
little difference in the distance from
Wilminjton to cither of the three places
provided tho road runs with the Sounds
which would oo through a fish country
as well as a good farming country ali
the way; also a good timber country.
composed of live oaks, which are used
for ship-building. Now, Mr. Editor,
wi.h this railroad, and a steamer con-
necting with it from Tar Landing, this
section would spring from its lonz sleep
and your city would feel tbe influence
of such an enterprise.
Sx bed's Ferut.
A Bad Uriver.
During one of the showers this fore
noon the colored driver of a loaded
dray in passing through from Princess
to Market street, on North Second.
droye against the sign post of Mr. John
G Bauman and knocked the sign down.
Mr. Bauman ran out to save tho sign
when he was knocked down by tbe
dray and came near being ran over
The drayman see rued much more in
tent on seeing how many antics ne
could make thc animal show than beJin
did for the safety of anybody, and final
ly drove off without any regard to the
damage be had done. We saw him a
few moments after come around the
corner to go up Market street, boi
turned the horse and made him back I
f mnMrrtlA riittftnr. " I
Alderman DePwo3?ct, for the com
mitter, submitted the following report;
The tax levy for tho current fiscal
year shall be $1.75 on the 100 valua
tion, divided as follows;
l?or current expenses CG cents
Interest on debt..... .... 80
Sinking fund 6
orln vater St. debt 23
APPrP n Ior cu"f nt exPen3es,69,560
Alderman Dudley moved to concur
til : .
Aiuerroan ueitosset onerca an
amendment, that the item of genera
repa,rs m F ire department be changed
from $1,000 to $1,500; that the item o
drainage in Sanitary Department be
changed Irom $240 to $490, and that
thc appropriation for water works be
changed from $6,50 to $6,800.
Alderman Chadbourn offered
amendmpnt th.if. th nnnrnnrinlinn fo.
. . . , . " , ;
salaries be Increased $300. and that the
appropriation for water works be made
$8,250.
Upon this amendment a division of
the question was called for.
The amendment relating to salaries
was adopted. The amendment relating
to water works was lost. The amend
ments offered by Alderman DeRosset
were adopted.
The report, as amended, was then
adopted.
Alderman Boney oflered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the Chairman of the
Board of Audit and Finance. R. J
.rnnpa k nmi w h0Kr ,!;ntoi "
nmmiff0 i ft ,fof u
!. - ... " ,
uuy, io receive, settle upon ana
arrange the proposed compro
mise between Mrs. Dawson and the
ifv fia t tho fomrtTroi f k r,i-
piazza or portico, and the said R. J.
U UUC3 19 UUipU ITCrtd lu Bgkbc mnm wmny
and an plans and estimates proposed,
provided, the city is In no event to pay
more than one halt tno cost ot tne re
moval and the construction ot a new
I entrance off the street.
Alderman Dudley moved to lay the
resolution on the table. Motion with
drawn by request.
Motion to lay on the table renewed.
Lost.
Alderman Bear moved to adjourn,
snbject to the call of the Mayor. Lost.
Alderman Bear moved that action on
tho resolution be Indefinitely postponed.
Lost.
Alderman DeRosset moved to amend
by striking oat the name of R. J. Jones,
Chairman of the Board ot Audit and
Finance. Amendment accepted by
Alderman Boney
Alderman Boney then, by permission
of tde Board, withdrew the resolution.
Alderman Boney then presented the
petition of E. G. Barker & Co,, for
permission to store lime in the brick
store on tne N. E. corner of Water and
Princess streets, for a short space of
time two or three months.
A counter petition was also presented
protesting against the storage of lime in
the above described premises
Alderman Bear moved that
the
pe
not .... , r, n,.tor
tition ot E. G. Barker
Co. be
granted.
Alderman Dudley offered as a sub-
Q fc the petitioa De graaleti
. , , - -
until September 1st, giving a a reason
that be had been told by Mr. E. G.
Barker that the vessel containing the
y fc d . d wa3 no j tfc
"" "
stream and she mtwt be discharged or
pay would be demanded for her deten-
oa..
AiWman nPWt nVmnndpd th
tyeas and nays which were ordered.
- Yeas Aldermen Boney, Dudley,
Chadbourn, Howe, Sweat
Nays Aldermen DeRosset and Bear.
The substitute was adopted.
Permission was granted S. VanAnr
ringe to erect a wooden building with a
tin roof on his lot on tbe corner of
-
Fourth aud Walnut streets.
Adjourned.
We saw aa elegant peach this morn
log, large, Inscious and fally matured
which was pucked from a young tree
on Mr. Jno. R. Turrentine1 d remises
j.y It wa8 assuredly, we think.
tbe finest peach ever grown hereabouts
in the month o May.
The largest and beat stock
of
Windows Doors. Blinds &c, and at
Factory prices is al N. Jacobi's Hard
WSX8 liepoU T
1884.
NO. 126
A Promisinsr Outlook.
We are glad to hear such favorable
repoits in regard to the crops. The
good news comes in to us irom all
directions. Wo beard from sections of
Duplin and Pender" counties to-day.
Mr. A: D. Black, of Kenansville, and
Mr. II. S. Alderman, of the Point
LCaswell section tell us that tho out
Took with them is very promising and
that eveiybody is greatly .encouraged
iu hoping for excellent crops of all
kinds this year.
List of Letters.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining
at the Post Office in this City ot Wed
uesday. May 28 1884:
B Eliza Belden. Miss Joe Deaw
Kurriss, lewis Bnrnbam, Thomas
Koylr.
C J. P. Chapman.
D Hersey Dexter.
E Thos. Ennetl
(J Frank Green.
H Dr. Holden, Mary Howard.
I-C.W.Ivey.
J Louis II. Jenkens.
K WVM. Kimr,
L Ellen Love, J. C Leona'rd, R. I.
Laycock.
M D. A. McAllister, Rev. Dan'l
McKoy, Julia Mosely, R. F. Mitchell.
N Elisha Nelson.
O Witham Oduni, Miss Emily Ov
ertoil. P Caroline Potter.
R Calvin Reaves, Ila'tie Robinson
S Martha G. Scott.
T Mrs. F. C. Taylor. Mrs. Lida
Tucker. James Taylor.
W Bright Williams, Chas. Wesley.
Henry Wilson, Joe II. Webb.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised;" if not
called for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington,
. Ed. R. C. D.Brink P. M.
, Quicker than Electricity.
City Alderman, Hon; R. C. Payne,
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, writes
that he tried majiy remedies. Including
galvanic batteries and Turkish baths,
for rheumatism, and finally used St.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cure. It gave
I . . 1 - r
min instantaneous reuei.
"A UAK0.
The Hotel Brunswick, Smithville, N.
C. , will open for the season, June 2.
Rates of Board as follows :
Transient Rates, S2.50 and $3 per
day : 17 per single week: $15 per
week for single month : S12 per uhmu
ior an lime o"Yer one uiuuui,
Children under 10 years and nurses,
half price. V
Special meal hour3 ror children and
nurses. , ,
Tbe New Pavilion Building is open
at all times for the reception of the
public.
Our Ball lioom is lree to the guests
of the hotel. All others are expected
to pay for ball room privileges. Tickets
can be procured at hotel oflice or cafe.
Admission 25 cents.
Cafe supplied at 11 times with cool
Soda Water, Ices and Eatables of the
description usually found in f rst-class
Lunch liooins, at reasonable prices.
Our friends and tho public generally
are invited to give us a trial.
Respectfully, &c,
J. D. SUBLETT,
may 24 lw Manager.
If you need a real good first class
cooking stove, don't fail to see the. Ex
celsior Penn., Zeb. Vance and New
Emerald, besides others. They are to
be f jund at factory prices at Jacobi's,
who is the manufacturers' agent, t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City Drug Store.
21G MARKET STREET.
D
RUG3 AND SODA WATEK3. None but
the best Syrups wiih pure Cream used.
A choice lot oi cizars ana louacco juat re
ceived.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours day and
night. J. W. CONOLEY,
may 27 ' aianaeer.
Spaulding's League Balls.
g PAULDING 8 BEaTBAIo,
BASE BALL. CAPS AND BLT,
HAMMOCKS, tbe Best Kind, Larger,
And Small Ones for Children
.New Jot jast received, and for sale cheap at
HEINSBERGEKS.
may 21
Live Book and Mn1e Stort
Family Excursion !
0
N THE STEAMER PASSPORT TO
SMrTIIYILLE. THE rOLTS AND
OUTSIDE,
FRIDAY, MAY tfOth, 1884.
Brnefit of the L. B Literary Society.
Mulsby the Italian II trpera.
Round trip, ad nil. 5 cents each, and Child
renSI ccnU.
MISS CB H. NORTHROP, ) Managing
M.R. W,M. CCMMING, J
- E. S, TJENNENT. ) Committee
may 57 f 1 1 th
TTt win be glad t rocdva ccsjausalr
troa our friends on any.' and all rat Jectt
Keral Interest but '
Tae naiao of the writer most always t
abtaed to the Editor.
Commxmlcatloianiiistfbii wrlttea a ey
onealdectf the paper. - T,. , . '
PenonaBUeexDiutbe avoided.
And It la eDfir?n' !
4 , uviuuir liner
iu iae jsoaor does not always end te
thn viov. a . ' "
.n.v.wuraipgoaeiui caiesa aKttafei
u ie ecuwnai cohunna. '
M.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A-NOTHER 7 LOT
. OF
rrtCTED BV WEDNESDAY. ..
MILAN CUIP and au the Uovgh t traws, eo
popular no w. Every possible ehado of rcath
c and other TriaimlPgs. New lot of Pari'
sols, w Llie and colors, all prices! Gloves,
Lisle, KM and Lace, New 8 tin pin jattems.A
Kcspectfully
MISS E. KA11RER,
mfty -C Exchange Comer, "
A SUGGESTION.
TUE SUMMER APPEOA CUES AND
(Jtiiilsaml Fever, Malaria, and kindred tlLf
eases make Qalnlne a necessity, We suggest to'
heaJa of families to buy our Capsules of ''Qui-'
nine, sold In any quantity, but mnch cheaper
when purchased la boxes ot 100. Packet Into
the Capsule in a dry state, additional efficacy
is insured, and wo guarantee each Capsule lo
contain amount repreecnted Information re- f
Kardlng prices, number of grains in Capsule'.
Ac, glaaly given.
Munds Bros. & DeRosseti
iTuggisu, Aiarxct "trect,
m ly 2G
Wlloilnaton, N. C.
f it
QN AND AFTEU JUNE ICtb, ALL DOGS .
n '6i muiuui . J)&up Tflll .
6MW, oaiB ab uiq iTcaBurer s
oflice
may 2G Ct
ii. c. Bitoci:,
Chief of Police'.
Foreclosure Sale.
JgY VIRTUK OF A DEUItEJE OF TlE 6U-
uerior Court of New Hanover County, in a
ciusc there pending between James W. Col
line, ct al. plaintiffs, and Adrian II VanBok
keien and wife, defendants. I will sell by pub-
lie auction at tho Court Jlcuse door in the J
city of Wilmington, on Wednesday, tho 4th
uayof June, its Mho. following iots of land
situate in said city, to wit : .
Lot No. 2 In Block IS according to fife plan
of said city. -
Lot No. C in Block S according to said plan.'
Not No. 5 Iu Block SC accoidicg it said plan: :
Terms cash. ' U'
J-OIIN D. TAYLOB,
may?0, tt,20,27,3l, J 2. 3 CommbMlonner,
Onslow Railroad.'
A
LL PERSONS INTERESTED IN BUILD""
'. i i t .... -,.
ING A RAILROAD TO ONSLOW will plCMC
meet at tho C lty Court Room, on Wednesday, ,
May 23th, 1S31, at 13 o'clock, M. ?
may23 2t COMMITTKK.
Children's Carriages.
MEW STOCK OF RATTAN AND OTIIEB
stjlcsof CIIILDBES'3 CARRIAGES rccelf . .
ed this week.
R A.TTAN CUAIR5, , ,
ROCKING SETrEES,' 1 ? '
MOSQUITO NKT5, a c.,Jte.' V
''' d."a. siiiTir,;
may 20
Furniture, N. FrontjStrcct
Don't Pay Rent!
ii ui l jxi iium j.iut t
same money will buy you a nooo ?
In thi3 citv I have sold OTcr
one hundred and Hfty , Lots and Houses
and Lots-t parties who have paid Io full for ;
them, by instalments-rniohtbly paymrnti.''
Also, I have a urge number now ou my books,"
whj are; making regular monthly payments
and will soon own houres and get elc&rof land
lord rule. - . . ,( -
lonty loaned to those wishing to build.
Apply to - --. ..:. ;
may 11 cw JAMES WILSON. ,
Photograph Albums.' . ;
XTEW LOT OF CABINET SIZED ALBUMS
iat reteircI
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT-VIolIns. Gntt
ars. Banjos, Acctrdcons, How, rttUigM, 1c. -
LITHWi RAPIIIRO Be!n ?get for one
of lbs largest LiUiographlcg eublichmnui.
in tho country, Ja pre pare J t- furnUh
Checks, Drafts. LeUrr JIead, ; Bill JIead,'
Wedding and Ball Invitation, Visiting Card,
Ac , at very low rate.
SHOW CASE4veraI fy cV la metal
aBd walnut, oral aa i ber let , frooU, at fae-'
torypricea.. , ,V....
YATES1 BOOK STOItK,
may 19 ! -A 113 Mzrtel UttU -
The Qu est I oii
J-OW IS, SOr.WUETHKK WK SHALL,
ly a tariifon Blaaktt and TrbeeOaln',lnt
wbre, oh where, ran you get- trc ;uoLl5T
aid BEST be KB f faU at JsciiOWAVd, :
No. O South Front Street, :
ami you can solve Ute problem. Also, the bet $ .
Cigars In tl e city. . mijZl
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