jOSH T. JAMES.
raoraixToa.
.wrtnNS
POSTAGE PAID:
,rjscw a, tt.cc. Three
c
Oc month, 55 ctflU.
b .leStere-l by orntn xreo
.jf-'1 .,. aal Eberal.
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A-'Tf..rff, .U nrport any toa au 11.
rcraUrly.
r.'u'wn. any ruwrpapcr
- :1 ..
t1 , exhibition in PatU
. i i .1 i i.;. iw.t
i.e greatest coM
T':i H vri'hin its
: lei-
. rj.rt from IJe3t liuilcr
. i " ii ainoJaceu his iiucuii-M-
i'.Tyria tr Prei!cot whether he
Northrrn Kail way Com-
.r t !.sJao. U 1 1 build Turkish
Lrs- at the horse hospital.
jJ.irpIJir.um U to bo kept at 170 de-
ytXx i barruwicg money any
,.'re r.iit any rs c o! interest: she
rJj: !3 is probably loriuing
t;;-j or il.e leading officials are
'
v.j Henry Sioddart. tho veteran
c , .5 tha: Julian iiawioorno "is
j'vaiJ easily lho first r lYin
r a i a a
U:e hsa-rcJ and twenty ocean-going
:eierare now laid up on the Tyce
aiJ Wor river and at Leite m
..t tt.A flarrivl t t of
i'x r"31 n"w.
. : . t r I 1
Ti elate .luilih 1. Benjamin was
Inel-hcaJeU t the list. Ha destroyed
Jocstes!. letting bcninu no maienais
t r fci.'.virh j. :iviog the treasuring up
cYo.J rsfcr caused half the miiries of
. . .
la live of tbe Southern counties of
A'-iticja ilteruaru large forests of pine
iu;:ab!e fjr lumber, but it is ioaccessN
t!. Uxaaso there are nt railraoJs or
Tillable rivers in that part ol the
lahiila::cr jears Sam Ward was
jm I
ur;j. di;u, gray, ruggeu auu
riu!i. Da: he was well informed on
til topics, and bis iosiauatiog manner
sr.J large experience made him agree
tV.t aad captiratiag always.
Mrs. Mackey Jately gave a dinner at
her Paris home and surprised her guests
w.'.h a caqccl? decorated table. In the
cczlre of a real grassy lawn was a pood,
ia which goldfish disported, while here
i:J there about the lawn rare plants
lve the needed impression.
A:i Ir.dina in the -Canadian North
west is undqr arrest for stealing a horse
Hi ha 1 circa the horse to tbe father of
ijassg $yiw whom bo wanted for a
.fe. Tbe wife soon alter ran away.
izi he look possession of the horse, and
f rtiat bei to stand trial.
- -
Jvia Drown is as likely to bo as
tusch bcstalued as Albert the Good.
Qieca Victoria has just ordered a life
r bronze statue to bo placed in the
bill a: Hilmoral. and a largo headstone
lor h:i grave, with quotations, Scrip
tsri! ar.d pxtic, selected by herself.
L r J Tennyson recently was offered
bjaa American 00.000 to come over
tJ these shores to remain - here three
fcocths. '"And what would jou 'havo
fee to da?" said tho poet ,lecture,
reaaorwnat?" "2iot only ait in a
ra and have your hand shaken a few
SiU-oa times.
The Galveston Xacs notes that In all
c'Mr. limine-' book there is no men
toa raaJe of representative women,
tr iavlccd women of auy decree or
"-a ia. with tho single exception that
''eneril Stone was at some period of
T&U looks as though Giil II. had a
SWiathcpie.
cow servo rn juries in
"a4a.nr.0a Territory. In t peaking of
lac: a deputy district-attorney of
N.'t:t:eSa:irecentjy: This now law
l griades: tiDg that has happened
1 Scarce. I tell you it looks nice td
tUic:oiks and bonnets banging
? lcre. aad there is only one spittoon
lx lLe courtroom and that is seldom
Cos
;reijaiia Lanham of Texas, has
K-oazreuioaal District covering as
h territ ry as that represented by
jay :x other members or the House.
tseiades 120 000 square miles. ad it
"m brre as Ohio. MaasachasetU.
ae. New Hampshire, Vermont.
K-od IaUnd. Conutcticut, Deleware
MaryUnd combined. It has 200.
7: palatioo, and through some parts
tt cc can ride all day without seeing
Louse.
vis.
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VOL. VIII. W ELMINGrTON. N. C. THURSDAY, MAY 29,
LOCAL NEWS.
IIOEX TO HEW A0VEBTISEMEITS
1 0'C5S0 For Bent
J A Wr.scoTT For ExcurOBlsU
C VT Tates Photograph Albums
It II MclSTlUE Whl-e Lawn Kobe
fcirc'ATiox Wasted Dry Good Clerk
F C Miller GlUon Importcti Cnlf
Ilu.iaBEKOEE iuldtn Ixsse BalU
MODS HR'JS. A UEUOSSET A SurzeUlon
Too storm signal was flying this
morning."
The receipts of
cntton at this
port
to-day foot up only 2 bales.
Capt. E. J. Pennypacker left tho city
last night for the Chicago Convention.
Excursionists aro requested to call on
Mr. J. A. Ucscott when they visit
Smithville. See ad.
Tbe side wheel steamer Eliza Han
cock, from Jacksonville, bound North,
is In below at Smithville.
Mr. D. O'Connor advertises in this
issue a fine residence, partly furnished
on Masonboro Sound for rent.
Dr. A. F. Jones, of tbe New Orleans
Ttmes-Drmocrat, was in tho city to-day
and registered at the Parcel 1 House.
Thero was quite a cool breeze from
the Northward last night, which made
sleeping pleasant,
chilly.
This niorn.'ng was
The steamer Txuisc bad the misfor
tune to lose her propeller yesterday,
which will cause a short delay in her
regular trips.
mill iimi mill MMMMMMM t
We invite the attention of our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts aro
being made to order at one dollar at tho
WIImiDgton Shirt Factory. tf.
Byjreferencc to an advertisement in
to-day's issue, it will bo seen that a
young gentlemen of experience desires
a situation as a dry goods clerk. Best
of reference given.
Interesting to Fishermen: The cele
brated "Fish" Brand Gilliog thread is
old only at Jacom's. He is tbe Im
porter's A gem. t
Thanks to our young friend. Mr.
Sol. C. Weill, for an invitation to attend
the Commencement Ball, compliment
ary to the Graduating clasr, at Chapel
Hill, on June 5th.
Tne Cornect Concert Club contem
plate giving an excursion on the Pass
port to Smithville and the Forts some.
time within the next two weeks, due
notice of which will be announced here
after.
The largest and best stock of
Windows. Doors. Blinds &c, and at
Factory prices is at N. Jacob'fs Hard
ware Depot. t
Fruit Preservation.
A plan has recently been discovered
by which fruit and vegetables may bo
preserved for an indefinite time in their
original shape and proportions, and all
those (and wo trust there aro many)
who would like to prepare such articles
for exhibition at the approaching State
Exposition would do.wcll to avail them
selves of this process. For further in
formation apply to Mr. J. M. Forsheo,
of the house of Kenan & Forshee. who
will gladly give all requisite particulars.
Music.
Kencsey'a Orchestra, which hss been
engaged for the season to furnish
the music at the Hotel Brunswick, at
Smithville. arrived from New York on
tho steamer Regulator vesterday. Mr.
Sublett, the proprietor of tho hotel,
threw open the door? of the new Pa-
viltion yesterday afternoon and invited
the excursion party from this city to go
in and enjoy themselves, an invitation
which it is needless to say wa gladly
and grafcfully accepted.
The Graded Schools.
The following have been re-appointed
teachers in the Graded Schools of this
city frr the next term, which will com
mence on Wednesday, the 1st day of
October next:
Hemenway School Mrs. M.O. Wal--
lace, principal. Mr?. M. L. McLeod.
Miss M. E. Duguid. Miss Alice J. Yar
borough and Miss Josie Myers.
Union SchoolMiss M. E. Cook,
principal, Miss Maggie Jones and Miss
A. S. Meares.
Peabody School, colored Jas. B
Dudley, principal, Susie Dudley, An
nie Mailett and Lu 21 lla Smith.
Williston School, colored Mary W.
Howe, principal, Isabella L. Howe,
Emma F. Hooper, L. G. Nixon, Mag
gie L. Wbiteman and Aurelia L. Da-
Prof. M C. S. Noble has been ap
pointed Superintendent ot all the
scioola.
Hilton Park.
ri i
aooyo caption bouuqs wen. in
deed, it is almost ad euphonious as the
auicet winds that breathe and sigh
among the boughs or tbe gnarled old
monarcos mai sianu mere, uui mere
a aumeiuiug more ioaa sonna; mere is
senso in the suggestion. Wilmington
is the chief city in the State in point of
wealth and population. Although she
I as "made haste slowly." yet she is fast
wafcing up irom her HipWinkle nap and
is beginning to assume airs metropoli-
T, . . . ,
tan. The lmDrovementa have been so
cradual and accomolished with so little
ado that we do not fully appreciate their
extent and importance. Familiarity
blinds us to change; absence for a time
laihalitrht nnvcMntn hrinr nnt thft
nicture. That Wilmington ' in the
Daat few vears. has rone forward, is
patent to observant individuals. Among
tne substantial evidences ot progress
may be noted many handsome new
structures, then there arc more flowers
than in former years, the streets arc
better kept, and there are visible prools
that the painter is-abroad. We have
water-works which, aside from their
practical utility, add much to the beauty
ot the city in the way of improvised
tourtains. Then we have numbered
houses, and tbe genial postman in regu-
lation dress delivers our mans at our
doors. That our people obey the
scriptural injunction, to "multiply and
replenish the earth." no one will cues-
lion who on anv bri2ht afternoon will
notice the splendid infantry display on
the streets.
r.rni .fintnroof ;n uoa oa
small" specimensof humanityand think
they are entitled to some consideration
Wilmington has no place of resort for
her peoplo during tho lone sultry days
of Summer.' She needs a good breath
ing place. Other cities have them and
there is no reason why Wilmington
may not have them also. All that
is necessary is tor a lew oi ner leaning
r m 4 ft V
anu moneyeu men io meet iuSuiuer auu
rosoive ic anu aevise some pian ana we
.. . t j
believe tho money will be lortneoming.
With tne ngnt kind ot men at tne nead
ot this movement tho money could
probably be obtained by voluntary con
tributions. We can count on our hand
tbe men who would insure its success.
The outlay requisite ronld not be great.
Tho thing is feasible and a plan can be
devised for its successful accomplish
ment without being burdensome. With
the growth of the city it is a desidera
turn.
And there could not be found a more
eligible point that Hilton. Nature has
already done much for the place and a
judicious expenditure of a comparative-
lv small amount of money would trans.
form itintoathmir of beauty and iov.
. . , ,
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mere ougni to dc some piaco wnero
children may go for air and sunshine
and recreation, and bo out of danger
The men in Wilmington who will
take hold of this needed enterprise and
push it to a successful issue will de
serve and receive tho gratitude ot the
city. They could scarcely do a hand
somer or more laudable thing. In ad
dition to a commodious, well-equipped,
well-kept hotel, a pretty par, wun a
few good drives, would contribute
much to tho attractions of the city and
more than repay, even in the way of
substantial returns. Let us haye a city
park at Hilton and a nice drive therein.
Benefits of Lemonade.
Lemons are very cheap now and
they should be used extensively at this
season of tbe year. Most people know
the value of lemonade before breakfast,
but few know how it is more than
doubled by taking it at night also.
Tbe way to get tbe best of a billious
system without the u?e of pills or quin-
me is to take the juice of one. two or
three lemons, as the appetite craves, in
as much ice water as makes ii pleasant
to drink, without sugar, before
going to bed. In the morning
on rising, or half an hour be
fore breakfast, take the juice of one
'.cm on in a goblet of water. This will
clear the system of humors and bile
with mild efficiency, without any of the
weakening effects of ca'omel or con
gress water. People should not iiritate
the stomach b eating lemons clear.
The powerful acid of tbe iuice, which
s almost corrosive, invariably produces
inflammation after a while, but diluted
so that it does not burn or draw the
throat, it docs its lull medical work
without harm, and when the stomach
is clear ot food has abundant opportuni
ty to work on tbe system thoroughly.
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 frond at factory prices at Jacobx's,
who U the manufacturers agent, t
J
City Court.
' .
The examination of Buck! - Hill.
colored, charged with shooting John
price, also colored, was had before the
Mayor this morning. The deposition
of the wounded man was taken by
I Mayor llall yesterday, and that to-
gether with tbe testimony taken this
morning failed to fix the suilt UDon
Hill with saflicient certainty to warrant
binding him over to the Criminal Court,
and he was consequently discharged.
'-rT, 71 v
Criminal Court,
The following are the proceedings be-
fore this tribunal to-day, up to tho hour
ol cl0S,DS report :
State TS-John A- Stubbs, assault and
battery. Mistrial. Trial set for Satur-
day at 10 a. m.
State vs- Margaret IClarldy. assault
f nd battery. Defendant submitted and
judgment was suspended.
State vs. Margaret Clairidy, larceny.
Defendant submitted and judgment was
suspended.
State vs. Margaret Claridy, nuisance.
Defendant submitted and judgment
was suspended.
State vs. Daniel Claridy, larceny.
Not a true bill; dismissed.
State ys. Jos. EllisTn aud Alex Lane,
burglary. Verdict; not guilty of bur
glary, but guilty of an assault with in
tent to kill. Judgment, 12 months in
tne Btate penitentiary.
State vs- Alex Lane assault and bat
lJ- Defendant submitted and judg
ment was suspenoea.
State vs. Jos. Ellison, assault and
biltTV . Defendant submitted, and
judgment was suspended.
At this juncture the Court took a
re-
cess until 3 o'clock this afternoon.
We publish on the fourth page of this
issue the proceedings' of the Cumber
land county convention, held at' Fay
etteville on Tuesday last, whereat Hon.
Wharton J. Green. ReDresentative
I "
from the old Thiad districtf was warm
lv endorsed tor renomiuation for the
i "
next tenn As Cumberland has said,
m 8ay wo lhink the entire dis
trict.
Decoration Day.
The following is the programme' for
the observences here on Friday next.
May 3 Decoration Day :
Decokation Day, May 30th, 1684. .
Col. Geo. L. Mabson, Chief Mar
shal.
Gen. S. II. Manning, Master of Cere
monies.
PROG RAM1LE .
The procession will form in front of
the City Hall at 4 o'clock, p. m. and
move promptly at 4.30 in the following
order:
first .Division ,
In charge of Coh F, W. Foster.aseistcd
Y Monrcwpyro, j..mii, .jonnoiaiure
I. m T r Tf Ml T 1 m. l
- iir mnnw mm 1 ' 1 uia
UCO. 1 . iUUllBJi u w. . ijuvacji
win form on west s?de Third street, with
right resting on Princess, in the follow
ing order:
ENTERPRISE BAKU.
J C Abbott, Post No. 15. G. A. It.
Col. Eagles. Commander.
Ex-Union soldiers and sailors
Carriages containing Orator and
Chaplain.
SECOND DIVISION,
In charge of Capt. James Richard-
assisted by valentine 10 we, v. U.
Dft vis. Lewis Bryant. Jno. H.. White
man and Jas. A. Lowrey, will form on
East side of Third street, with right
stln? on Princess, m the following
Pflnl, pcar steam Fire Eneine Co.. Jas.
Ivey, Foreman.
Brooklyn Bucket Company, Emanuel
Nichols, foreman.
Little Columbia Bucket & Hose Reel
Company.
Phcenix Hose Reel Company, John A.
Bradley, -oreman.
Draymen's Association, Nicholas De-
ooes, rresiuenc.
THIRD DIVISION,
In charge of John Hollow ay, assisted
by Jas. D. Dry, Jas. B. Dudley, Cbas.
h Miller. J. H. Davis and W. H
uer-
ken, will form on the east side ot I bird
street, with right resting on Cbestnut.in
the following order:
Cape rear Band.
Civic Societies.
Citizens on Foot.
Schools in Charge of Teachers.
Citizens in Carriages.
Mounted Men.
EXERCISES AT THE NATIONAL CEMETERY
Dirge by the Enterprise Band.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. D. J.
Sampson
Music by the Asaph Club.
Ode by the Cape Fear Band.
Oration by Rev. D. D. Dodge.
Music by tho Enterprise Band.
Doxology by the Asaph Club.
Benediction.
DECORATION OF GltAVES.
After the above services the J. C.
Abbott Post. G. A. R., will hold a
special services over tbe grave of tbe
late Gen. Joseph C. Abbott and others
in accordance with tne rules and cus
toms of that order.
The revenue steamer Colfax. Capt.
S loader, will fire half-boar guns fcyu
sunrise to sunset.
Ed. R. Brink.
Chairman General Committee.
No w is the time to give Smith's Worm
Oa. ly d-w
1884.
NO. 128
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL STYLES, JUST RECEIVED -
EMBROIDERY TO MATCH.
GINGHAMS AND JaAWNS in great variety of pattprns. 7;
SCOTCH ZEPHYR, SATTEENS, &c, " s-.:....
, BLEACHED COTTONS AND SHEETINGS.
e have splendid bargains as the prices were never so low.
LINEN SHEETING AND PILLOW CASING, with Towels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Doylies, &c, very cheap, , Y
- FANCY MATTINGS in good styles and at closest prices.
CARPETS ARE MOV ING, as iiOTTOM rniciis have been reached
resolved to close out every picee of Brussels on hand. ' '
LINEN ULSTERS Just received in both Linen and Mohair.
may 29, 1884
In order to avoid a criminal prosecu
tion and probable punishment, a couple
signified a willingness beforetho Crim
mal Court to-day to get married and a
licence was procured, a magistrate was
sent for and they were married in the
presence of the Court. No cardi,
i
Mr. M. Juhn, (Stiefel, John &
Cohen) Baltimore. Md . writes: "I
have used St. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-cure, in my family Tor backache,
sprains and bruises, with wonderful
success, and would not be without a
bottle in the house at any cost."
A CABD.
The Hotel Brunswick, Smithville, N.
C. , will open for the season, June 2.
Rates of Board as follows :
Transient Rates, $2.50 and $3 per
day ; 17 per single week; $15 per
week for single month ; 12 per week
for all time over one month.
Children under 10 years and nurses,
half price.'
Special meal hours, for children and
nurses.
Tbe New Pavilion Building is open
at all times for the reception of the
public.
Our Ball Room is free to the cuests
of the hotel. - All otherk are expected
to pay for ball room privileges. Tickets
can be procured at hotel office or cafe.
Admission 25 cents. .
Cafe supplied at 11 times with cool
Soda Water, Ices and Eatables of the
description usually found in first-class
Lunch ltooiwis, at reasonable prices.
Our frierids and the public generally
are invited to give us a trial.
Respectfully, &c,
J. D. Sublett,
may 24 lw Manager.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Excursionists.
T KEEP A FULL LI SB OF FINE GliO
X ccrics. Dry Goods and all other articles to
be found in a first class store. In landing at
the Steamer's wharf pass up through the sratc
and turn to the left and my place is about 50
yards distant. Give me a call.
J. A. WKSUUTT,
may 29 1m SmlthTille, N. C.
Situation Wanted
JJY A YOUNG MAN OF ABOUT TEN
years' experience in the Dry Goods business
as Clerk. Best of reference given. Address
X. Y. Z., caro of Ecview Office.
may z it
For Rent.
piXE BESIDENCK ON Masonboro
bound; 9 rooms, partly famished, csr-
rlage House, Sery ants' Quarters, Ac. All in
good order. Apply to D. O'CONNOR.
may 29 It Seal Estate Agent.
The Question
J-OW IS. NOT WHETHER WE SHALL
pay a tariff on Blankets and Traca Chains, tut
where, oh where, can you get the COOL1EST
and BEST PEER ? Call at McGOWAN'S,
No. G South Front Street,
and you can solve the problem. Also, the beat
Clgais in the city. may 22
Family Excursion
0!
N THE STKAMER PASPOUT
TO
SMITHVILLE. THE FOT$ AND
OUTSIDE,
Fill DAY, MAY SOtli, 1884.
Benefit of the L. B Literary Society.
Mu&Ij by the Italian II iricr.
Bocnd trip, adults, 5' c:nU each, and Child
ren 2 cents.
MISS PUK 1L NORTUROP, ) Managing
MB. W. M. CUM MI NO.
" EL S. TKNNENT. ) Committee
may 27 21 t ta
The Excursion and Pic Nic
SEASON IS SOW OPEN AND TERSOS3
vlsltiar tn city, the Sounds or MnJtttrilltf.
and ia seed of Flret-CbM work wilt do weli
to call on
J-OHTlSr "WBE!N E3rl
the well known Barber anl Perfumer at Jks
Shaving and h air Dre lng Saloon.
NO. 20 ilAUKET STICEET,
where be will scare bo pains la jiving satts
f act t to aU. Come and see. - --
may SS
jfl
Tf win be glad to recclvt coso&xuucagoa
firoa oar fricn&i oa aay'aaj r. auciblaca
geaeaallasemttmt '.;v..-v:.' -
Tha name of the writer meat airways be
WtottaMtor.v'Vx .-V ; "".
CommaalcaUoM mnat , b wrlttaa oa caly
oae aide of the paper. '
PemonaTlttea anstbe avotdad. ' V.
And it la especially and particularly enter
stood that the Editor doea not always enda se
the views ot correspondents tales ao atau
In the editorial oohuana. tJ r .
NEW ADVEKTISEiaLENT8
We aro
R. fi3. IWcirJTIRE,
-A.1STO C2EC3l XiO T
EXTECTED BT WEDNESDAY.
MILAN CHIP and all the Rough. f traws, so
popular now.1 Every possible shade of Teath.
era and other TiimmtPgs. New lot of Tara
sols, white and colors, ail rrb'csV Gloves,
Lisle, Kid and Lace. New Stamping Patterns.
Respectfully,;, V - i
MISS E. KAIiRER,
may 26 . .. , Exchange Corner.
A SUGGESTION.
AS ME SUMMER APPEOACHES AND
Ccillsand Fever, Malaria, an J. kindred IU
eases make Qulnloe a necessity, we suggetlto
heads of families to buy our Capsules of Qut
nine, sold in any quantity, but ranch cheaper
when purchased Id boxes of 100. racked into
the Capsule In a dry state, additional ettlcacy
is insnred, and wo guarantee each. Capsule to
contain amount represented Information re
garding prices, number of grains In Capsule.
Ac, gladly given. u Vf'tH.
Munds Bros. & DeRossetj
Druggists, Market street,
may 20 ' Wilmington, N. C.
City Drug Store.
SIO MARKET STKEET.
TJRUGS AND SODA WATERS.' Nono Lut
the best Syrups with pure Cream osed.
A choice lot of Cigars and Tobacco just re
ceived. . - . . - , -1
Prescriptions prepared at all hours day and
night. J. W. CON OLE Y,
may 27 Manager.
Dogs.
QN AND AFTER JUNE 10th, ALL DOGS
found running at largo without a Badge will
be killed. Badges for Bale at the Treasurer's
oflicc H. C. BROCK,
may 20 St - ? Chief of rollce.
Economy is Wealth.
jpi VE YEARS CENT WILL PUB-
CHASE A HOME. ulldlng Lo ts ioiK
sale on the inetalmcat plan on Castle,
Church, Nun, Ann, Orange, Mulberry, Red
Cross, Gwyno, Rankin, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Wilson,' Elgtith, Nlnib,J Dickinson,
Tenth. Wood, Bay, Eleventh, . Charlotte,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and rporteenth streets.
Also, nouses and Lts for sale.' 1
Apply to
may 29 cw
' JAME3 WILSON.
Spaulding's League Balls,
g PAULDING'S BE 3TB ATS, , ,
BASE BALL CAP AND BLTi,
HAMMOCK tbe Best Kind, Larger,
And S!f Ores fochlldrcn
New lot jaat received, and for sale chap at
HEJNSBERGER'S,
may 2;
lire tinoii tvil ,Xiic 5 tons
Photograph Albums.
EW LOT OF CA BINET ALCUM3
iust received . i -
MUolCAL INTl.t:Mfc:NT3-Vlo;ios. Cult
ars, Banj'M, Acccrdeonii Hows, Mdngs, 4c.
LlTHO8APHlN--BIn agect far one
of the largest Jjlhorapbirjf cuL,:Lbnjut
in 1 lha couety, 1 n prepare' lurnUh
Chech s. Drafts, Letter f!ed, Bill Jlead
Weodlng and Ball Jntl'iiiDf, UlHng Card.
&c , at very low rates, .
SHOW CASEreTl"y'M lo mcUl
and whiit, oral anlibertled Xro&fc. at fao
toryprieesw . f ;t . ...
VATES'BOOK STOKB,
may IS
119 Marretttm-t.
rjlUE-OCGAN FUND aSaOUIATIOX Or
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