jms pates
grenSX. Sandayt
v.!J rr7
x
;rpted try
JOS1IT. JAMES,
isrrot rorcroi.
.TirTI0N3 POSTAGE PAID
J Tf . one month. eenta.
5t;f.'I t d,TereJ by earner fre
, part of the dty. at e abort
. low and liberal.
rtr.wt:ireror,u.y
n..r.. rtst-u-uj has the larvist
j rx 4"y
, minium, of any newspaper
. . I " -
LOCAL NEWS.
,ltl TO IW aOVIITItfWUT.
i l. .win -City HrugStote
' , B II, A Co-DLolulIoa
i .j-'tof f:"s N r tatnitlr
ftX -utn -t.i.on Imported Candy .
!('ii;..)V,U P A-BomoJ Trip Ticket
i,t'. ! .jib l 1 hour and 23 minute.
T-trc - ' url lu?s niorn-
p. .. ,Uy of the month and the
.-.t tj-.uorrow afternoon at 10
L'i-VJ !?. OCiOCK.
a. I.
lit recti?: of cction at this port
j foot up b biles.
0:.e w::e truip applied for 1-dging
k: tie Ou.rJ House Ht night.
There w one interment an adult
;0..h!e(V'ue:rry this neck.
Here wis one intcrnieiit a child
w;;tuc Cemetery this week.
f..e Ki-jb'.tr of Dec! issued two
Uftiiic i.ctDSci thu week UOIU lor
t lorcd coup.
Ker.Jco. K.C.Sruede; !. 1 . of
Sxlzb, wi.l prca.-h ia St James'
.'Lurch to-morrow, at the usual hours.
Another Ir:o conij?nuient ofSasb,
Ixr ItllnJi at Factory price, just
rnf vtd at J vcoia's Hardware Dpot.f
niiht vn qui'ir coo', but it has
:yn warmer during today prcpara
Y'l to jfiYio? June a pleasant and cor
wc.orue. Ttt-n will be services to-morrow at
Le Second PresbjterUn Church at 11
ru. and S p. a , conducted by Key-
'.S. Iacj.
liar. Dl. Wi'.ioa has returned to the ,
:y and ni;i f cupy hii pnlpit to-mor-
Lw nioroioff at the usual hour. Xo
nrJcei at nijrht. I
U'o tnritothe attention of our citizens
( the fact that tint quality shirts arc
:c taaiie to order at one dollar at the
Ilaiaiton Shirt Factory. U
Tomorrow is known in tho Church
ilfsJar as Whiuun-Day. in com-
;orilion of the descent of tho Holy
ua: on the Apostles in tongues of
peof our go-a-heid growers on North
i r s'.rett. between the hours of 8 a
jeaterday and 8 a. m. to-day sold
) quarts of huckleberries, and there
krtlen a sreat number of cases of
t jogue in consequence.
U; t. Torrey, of the schooner J. r.
)ri. which arrired here to day
that when 25 miles Southwest
Ci; Hattcrat, he passed a buoy
ithelttti m"C 11." painted upon
uJ a lees upon its top. It was sup-
to be the Cape II altera buoy.
Kc. W. S. Icy arrired here onfthe
cr IK Murchison this morning.
M ill t reach at II o'clock to-morrow
:rr.:cf at the Second Presbyterian
arch ted again at S o'clock p. m.
J U the guest of Mr. W. II. Sprunt,
the corner ol Ninth and Princess
A peculiar accident happened this
:'--Z on Second street near Market.
which was being driven iu a
-. dropped off tho entire lower part of
phoo., with the shoe attached. It was
Wlcpsooio little tiaie after and
fatou.. Ttc driver of the mule
lastly tiij not know "of tho oceur
si the tirac but we'll bet that tho
!.d.a'.thoujh ho failed Id make
I ftaark on the subject. But that
1 J he v!i t0 weii.tnowa obstinacy.
V Mammoth Paper.
Utswcek ai & cammoth tobacco.
It is SI damn. M of which
P fi :eJ aJvtrriments and it is
j Ol!ythe larzeu EewinaDer ever
: b 'fth CarolinT. The pro
fwrsare to U conzratulated cn
p tccrj and cntcrprife In getting
r.L.;i ijvue.
For Europe.
llr- H. Brunhild and fmil will
Mt here to morrnv mMi-r,;f k r;i
1 i aau u Anna iaer
3Ir. t). Michidis will leave on
?c wj.i all take Daxiara In I he
n Craa Lloyd S-eamship Elbe.
tirOt. lr,l ..M -1 n i
edctidiy cexu
1
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VOL, VIII. W ELMINGTOK N. C SATURDAY, MAY 31
Personal.
Mr. Kich. E. Lloyd", of Florida, ar?
ri red here last night en route tor hia
old home in Bladen county. nep- Ar
mour. He will remain for some time
irt attendance on his brother. Mr. John
Lloyd, who was brought home" from
Florida some weeks ago, very ill from
a malarial attack. He is still very low
but wc are glad to learn that there has
been a slight improvement in his con
dition during the p.-ut tew day.
Icatli of Mrs. Bear.
Wo are sorry to hear of the death of
Mr. Mina IJor. relict ot the late
Meyer Hear, which sad event occurred
at her residence in this city tc-day.
Mr?. Bear was a native of Hanover.
Germany, and 6he had resided in this
citv for tho nast thirtv-Gve years. She
- - - m
was 73 years of uje and leaves three
son?, the gentlemen, who compose the
well-known firm of Morris Bear &
Bros., on North Water street
Now Grocery IIouso.
Tho firm ol .fas. II. Huggius & Co.
having been dissolved, the retiring part
ner, Capt. F. G. Robinson, has as3oci-
alcd with himself Mr. Newton Robin-
somj and these gentlemen, under the
firm name ol F. G. & N. Robinson,
will conduct a general grocery business
at the old stand of George Myers, on
South Front street. They will keep on
hand an excellent stock of goods, and
will receive additions every week by
rail and steamer.
Criminal Court.
The Court reassembled this morning,
alter its recess of yesterday, and the
following were tho proceedings of the
day np to the hour of closing our re
port :
State vs John A. Stubbs, assault and
battery. Not guilty and defendant dis
charged. ,
State vs J. C. Hill, embezzlement.
Continued for the terra.
Stato vs Starkey W. Odus, misde
meanor. uonttnueu lor me term. .
The grand jury at noon were dis
charge! for the terra , and it is proba
ble that tho business of the Court will
bo concluded this afternoon. '
Every Farmer ought to get a Boy
C.ipper Plow," greatest invention of
the ago. Jacoki is the Agent. t
lvsterlous Walts.
At Smithville, on Thursday last.were
two children a boy about. U years of
age and a girl about 12 who very nat
urally excited considerable curiosity
and wero tho cause of much comment.
They were decently and neatly clad,
were quite intelligent, yet they had no
protector, neither ot them had any bag
gage further than a. small paper parcel
carried by the girl, and they were beg
gars. They stated that they left Char
lotte and went to Greensboro, thence
to FayetlcvKle and from the latter place
they came to Wilmington on one of the
steamers, and thence directly to Smith
ville on tho rasywrt. They said that
their .name is Miller, and told Capt.
Harper that they came originally from
Virginia, but subsequently told Mr.
Sublctt. of the Hotel Brunswick, that
they cams from Memphis. Tenn..
here their home was washed away by
the flood. A couple of very foolish
runaways, probably.
Koyal Arch Masons.
The Grand Chapter of Roy.il Arch
Masons held its 30;h Annual Convoca
tion at Elizabeth City, on Wednesday
and Thursday. The session, wo learn,
was a very pleasant one Dr. Eugene
Grissom presided as Grand High
Pric3t. He declined reelection on ac
count of professional and official cn-'
gagemcnts.
Tho following are the grand officers
for the ensuing masonic year:
Geo. W. Blount, of Wilson. Grand
High Priest; Isaac Patterson, of New
bern. Dep. Grand High Priest; James
C. Munds, of Wilmington. Grand King;
J. W. Albertson, of Elizabeth City
Grand Scribe; Wm. Simpson, of Ral
eigh. Grand Treasurer; D. W. Bain, of
Raleigh. Grand Secretary: Rev. O. F.
Gregory, of Charlotte. Grand Chaplain
Augustus Strouse. of Goldsboro. Grand
Captain of the Host; H. C. Prempert.
of Wilmington. Grand Principal So
journer; B. F.Briffgs. of Wilson, Grand
Royal Arch Captain: J. McD. French,
of Wilmington, J. Slaughter, Jr.. of
Goldsboro. and W. M. Davis, of Wind
tor, Grand Master of Vails; R. II.
Bradley, of Raleigh. Grand Tiler.
"The next annual convocation will be
held in farboro, in May. 1S5.
Tbero were twelvcinicrments in Pine
forest Cemetery this week, seven of
which were adults and five were chil
dren. One of tho adults was brought
hero for Interment.
The Itechabltes. '
High Teat. lodependent Order of
Rechabitcs of North ' America, which
has been in session this week at Utica,
N. Y., adjourned yesterday after vot- tsion, which will tend to com
in. tn ... 0r, .! ,;,, i niemorate the heroism and va or of our
ing to hold its next annual meeting in comrades who have stacked arms, on
Wilmington, N. C. The next session slung knapsacks, and gone into eternal
will be held here sometime iu the early
Summer months of 1883. but we have
. , . r . . , ,
not been informed of tho precise date,
In this connection, we learn that
Unity Tent, No. GO, of the same order. wl neep the same sleep of our com
inthiscity,isina highly prosperous ?J&JS red
and satisfactory condition.
Decoration Day. .
Our report of the ceremonies in this
rilv fl.ttpnr.Ant nncin thft dna ohservjinfft
r r.
w i u,, "
e?sanly very short ami incomplete, as
tho procession did not move until just
ur
n,WWM44W1 a"
published. The procession was a very
long one. composed almost exclusively"!
of colored people, through their vari-
oua civic orgunizaiions. nuu o . u. ad-
bott Post, No. 15, G. A. R. An
aDDreciable fact was the order
which was preserved and the
celerity with which the movements
were, made, , under the direction cf
Chief Marshal Geo. L. Mabson and his
aids.
D. J. Sanders made the prayer and the
oraiion was uenvercu uy liuv. u.
. t i i ... rv t
nHcro An imnnrtmif fpfnr ihP
0 r
special service he.d by the members
ot the G. A. R, and m this connection
we give place, by request, to the
iuuwniuS.
rv'lA rmt
Among the other ceremonies incident
to the day-at the. National Cemetery,
Ka rAil.ininiv annnial Armnnto mora I
held over the grave of the late General
Jos. C Abbott, by J. C. Abbott Post
No. 15, G. A. R. Tho following General
SfgSSSrASS" f-rMr-l:
Dept. of Va & N. C. I
I
H'dous.. Grand Army of Republic,
General Orders No 10.
1 UllAUGiVUliai I
fhe Grand Array of the Republic
l.- I T.m A U Ys-fcW l-i oiv I
teenth time, the beautiful custom ol
ouserves uh waj juiu ucai, i iuo oia-
strewiog with flowers tte graves oi our i
dead comrades.
MnmnrUI Tl.iv first PstahlUhed bv
General Orders, then made permanent
j - - . - I
ov our uu ics ana itezuiauoas. auusuo-
" i -.i u- vT-:--t 4
UUI1 llUfll I U I'lll II II I W IV J.-. It I 1 I 1111 I
"J . I
State leeislation. will be observed by
our people so Jong as our flag floats
r , VT .. " , : t ,j i. I
over a united Nation, and it Is our duty.
as me survivors oi ine armies auu
iivi-7. wuusb uccusui aiui auu uab i
riotism shed such lusfre upon the an-
nals of our country, to see that the
ceremonies appropriate to the day and
the occasion are propeny eciea.
tagonisms of the past; they should stir by Messrs. Allen Hallett, B. F . Mitch
up iu. our hearts not only tender recol- ell, Joseph R. Wilson, Jr., and Harry
lections- of the memories tf the dead, Bacon, Jr., in exquisite style and voice
but also a mere exalted patriotism and -,i --d.T --1ot
lornt i rn tr rnn nf rv in Tho Intnrfi. I
Each Post will, in accordance with
the i;uies anu ueguiauons. in its own
wav arrauce ior ine proper ooservance i
ot tho day. but it is suggested that
An invitation should be extended to J
all Children in PUbltC, private and bun
, , ,1 - W, - -rv--l nnnnrnll.f I
beTrntand SwH. V&
rrpmoniPa of the dav.
It is recommended, as in other years,
tht lnt. arranrrfl for nuhlic services
in places of worship on the Sabbath
preceding Memorial uay.
By Command ot Robert B. Beath,
Cornmander-in-Chicf.
J. M. VANDERSLICE, .
Adjutant General. I
Hd'qrs Dep't of Virginia.,
Gr.vnd Army of the kepubli c.
RicnMOND, May 5tb, lbs..
(7eneraZ Orders, No. 5.
In compliance with General Orders,
No 10. Headauarters Grand Army of
the Republic, the Posts of this Depart-
May 30th next in an appropriate man-
Der.
Memorial day is fraught with sacred
duties and hallowed memories, which accomplished pianist and a consci
appeal in no uncertain behests to thel h4mA,
throbbing hearts or every comraae oi
tho Grand Army of the Republic; for
its recurrence is but one of the reme-
dies of the swiftly waning years, ' that
will soon lay us too, comrades, in that I
lr.irron.n lent whose curtain never
outward swings," where the clash of
sabre, the rattle of musketry, the
intonation of the red mouth bitlery are
likewise unheard and forgotten, where
the grand dresa parade shall be by the
"green pastures and still waters1 that
speak of rest and eternal peace.
But duty as well as the ties of dan-
gersj.har-d. and the hardships braved.
remind us tnat those wno nave gone
before, laid down their lives a willing
sacrifice upon their country's altar,
should receive at the hands of those 1
who yet survive them, a tender token
that their memories are as green in our
hearts, as fragrant in our recollec-
lions as tho pure mementoes erf nature
wo are wont to place above their dust j
on memorial day.
The rules and regulations of our or-
Conization requira a recognition and
observance ot a mournful, and yet
cheerful and patriotic testimonial from
us. Bat for this I would not mweces-
sarily remind yoa that esxh and every
ElflEW.
-
grave of the Soldiers of tho Tinier. - in
"h W.JL.k
be gathered Irom garden and field, and
other appropriate ceremonies had on
camp.
"r1". ims wjauuim service
of decorating tho craves of our dead,
let remember kindly in the same
manner, should there bo any, those
h. C. Cook. Dcn't Coramnndr.
Official, H. Carlisle, A. A. G.
IPpq'ks J. C. Addott Post. No. 15.
tr. A. Hi DEP T. OF VA.'&N. C
I Special Order Ao. I:
Wiuiingtox. N. C. Mav 27. '84
la compliance with General Order
No 10, Headquanera G. A. R-, the
members o.l. U. Ahhott Pnst NFn 15
headauarters at 3 o'clock on FrMav.
May 30th, in uniform, to take part .in
attending the Memorial Ceremonies of
""30- .7",,.
rommsnrtpr
After the reading, ritualistic cere-
monies were read by Col. J. S. W.
flafies' U0??eJ..I ne rost-
beautiful flowers was then" proceeded
r- nil iri u f ii ii MCI irn i i ii ir i nu itt-i xci tit it n
with the same beinic literally covered.
"My Country, TisofThce" was then
Headquarters where the closing cere-
r " p i j ,1.1- Ti-.i
mwuiea weie ueuuriueu, auu tue roa
UISIH18Sea.
I
Tileston Normal School.
The closing exercises of this educa-
tional institution were held last night
1.1 . m - TT 11
at iae jliicsiou upper, lioom. ana a
lare and cultivated audience were as-.
sembled , filli ng the commodious hall
v
to lts utmost capacity, to witness the
proceedings . Tho room was appropri-
ately decorated for the occasion, and
ttoorn..led with beanti-
fau-3 uuu iragraub uuwers, wuose
delightful odors filled the- atmosphere
with their rich perfume.
Th . r it.. :
! - . . , . ,
8lsteu OI wn exercises, wnicn were
rendered in the following order:
-v .
"uup.r tor ninn nni nrirnn in
. p . VRnTr-nrfisi t th
, V ,7 . -. f ; , , , ,.
former and Master Alrich and Miss
Eliz Adrian at Urn latter. Tt wa a
- -
charming piece of music and was ren-
A a
uweu
:
"Z. -.www.
"salutatory, ' by Mr. iarry nacon,
t i- i i ,
Jr., which was very happily conceived
and spoken witn gTaC3 and distinctness.
. ., .. , ...
"Spring uiossoms," an essay by ivuss
Sallie McLaurin, which was a sweet
literary morceau.
.golo and crug," yocaif rcndered
r " rr
"Sowing and' Reaping," an earnest
auu inougntiui essay, y raie o.
(;np
r-.f.
Mr. J. R. Wilson, Jr., at the former
Instrnmpnt Thia was rendered with
" T V I
expression ia zedknt tune and
time and was loudly; applauded.
"Genius." an essay of much literary
... mr.- r, a
' n npr . Rnr v .
J , ' ' , J ' '
quartette, by the Tileston Glee Club.
"Valedictory," the "History of Poet-
rv i hv at : Mollie J. Hawe?. This
' Jm .,a snfl httnnv
concieved effort, whose merits were
recognized by the audience by present-
hnir the f.ir valedictorian with a mae-
- , ... , r
Ui"Qt U"J1-JLU1 W4T
"Duet," by Prol. Van Laer and Miss
Eliza Adrian. It Is hardly necessary to
k f the piayiDg 0f prof. Van Laer-
as every one m the city who has any
appreciation of musical taste and skill
knows that he is a thorough musician
- ;
Miss Adrian is a young pianiste of
much promise and bids fair to become
f tbe bestm
... . .
Miss Bradley then presented the
diplomas to the graduating class, which
consisted of Mi?ses Mary A. Bernard,
M j Hawes. KateS. Gause, Sarah
'
A. McLaurin, and Mr. Harry Bacon,
Jr. accmpanying the presentation with
timely and approriate remarks, after
. ... ,
cu ""J a"'
iue tc .uiu ins juc
closed the evening's entertainment and
-T-prrMsea nf th. Ti.o-fnn fhnnt for
4. uie.- , 1Ca
luu"7."cai
la speastng upon me sunjecr, a lauy
who was present told us that it was
one of the mo3t interesting entertain-
ments of the kind which she ever
witnessed, which is'sa ying a good deal j
sne has had abundant opportunities
for witnessing such exhibitions and in
. . . ....
some oi the best schools in the country,
Thi total attendance of pupils during
-
1884.
NO. 130
the scholastic year was 210; the average
attendance 225.
The corps of teachers are. Miss Amy
M. Bradley, principal; Mrs. M. E
Russell. Misses A. L. Nutter, Josephine
Folgcr. Helen A. Higgins, Mary L.
Alderman, Kale L. Alderman, Altec
Thorburn and Minnie Bogert.
Everybody in want of Paints, White
Lead. Glas3 &e. should go to Jacow's
to get best qualities and lowest pricc?.f
Exports Foreign .
Nor. barque Grid Olsen, cleared to
day for Bristol. Eng., with 650 casks
spirits turpentine and 3,000 barrels
rosin, valued at $13,258. shipped by
Messrs Paterson, Downing & Co:
Ger. brig 7crwa??ji'icJnci,'Niejahrf
rWr,i fnr i ,Vnmi uu i
Ln?r;fl fnrnonf rf onf, OI , . '
000 casks
v.i
barrels rosin,
A ex. Snmnt & Son. mnlrinff ntAtdnf
exports foreign amounting to $37,511.
Fullest assortment of Fishing Tackle
can be found at Jacoci's. . t
hobekt percy son of e. l. ana k v
fenSi ?
7v:v::,' . . .
uasaaie uemeiery. ine menaa ana actinun
iuv,,0uimu wuticuu. lotar copy.
I liKAR On Rufurrlftv 3lat forr loci of 19
o'clock, m, Mrs. mina bead, relict or Meyer
k.Mr
ISlSSli? -rl5fom1,r
I Ji
on aunuay, ai t m p. m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City Drug Store.
21G MARKET STREET.
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
ice Crenm Soda to-morrow. (Sundav).
Soda and Mineral Waters. No Sticks, but
pare Cream and Syrups.
Clears and Cigarettes and a $20 bill given to
all those who are In need of them'
J. W. CONOLEY,
may 31 Manager.
Copartnership.
rrUIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED
a Copartnership nlcr the name and stylo of
l IO" P?nose of
conuucnDe a uencrai urocerv .Business, win
on Monday. June a, open at the old and weii-
will be to Please in aualltv and urine. Our
stock win be such as is kept in a First-class
ocerv jstore ana win ueaaaed to weekly by
I Rail and Steamer. All of our Goods are new
and fresh, and will be sent out as such, with
,ine P"ege oi returning if not satisfactory.
i - .. auv..
Respectfully.
F. G. ROBINSON.
NEWTON ROBINSON.
may 31 tf
Dissolution.
WILMINGTON, MAY 14, 1SSL
rpHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
JL
existinr between the undersigned, under the
flrm name OI JAS B. HUGGINS & CO., Is
th's day dissolved by mutual consent. Jas. B
and is alorc authorized to collect all accounts
flUC 61 11TID
JAS. B. HUGGINS,
F. G. ROBINSON.
may 31 It
QFA-S IDF PARK HOTFI
....... ..v .
WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND, N C.
!HIS HOTEL WILL BE OPENED FORM
ALLY for the Season of 1334, on June ICtb,
1834, bySCOVILLE & CO., (ot the Scoyllle
Bros., of the Klmbill House, Atlanta, Ga.
and the Buford, of Charlotte,) and with the
extensive Improvements which hare bee
placed upon the property, this Hotel is the
best Seaside resort op the coist of North Car
olina. Board by the day $2.50 and 1 3. By the
month $35 and $ to. may 1
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
STEAMERS
WILL SAIL FROM NEW TORE EVIRY
SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. P. IL
CEGULATOR Saturday, June 7
BENEFACTOR Saturday, J.ne 14
REGULATOR..... Saturday, Jane 21
BENEFACTOR Saturday, June 28
M3 Through Bills Lading and Lmresl
T-ro-gh Rate guranteed to and front PoIdU
tn North and South Caroana.
For Trtight or Paaaage apply to
H. G. SMALL BONES, Sapertstesdest,
WliailEgto-, . C
THEO. G. EG EB, Freight Agent,
S3 Croadway, How York.'
W1L P. CLYDE A CCU, ttDraJ AjEta,
H,T.?,72 KOTIC--
:.Tfs win ta gUd' W -rcctlTS f'rrT8fi.!;s:T-Trf . -Crcm
ocx IrlendJi on aaylaad an ulJoU
scaeralliucmtlmt":5:, i -;
Tlie name of the wrlterotitt alwiyi te
-JieXtotlxeE(!ltoi. ,
CoamTTntcatioiLt mat b wtitUM e exly
one s!de of the paper. -
Peraonatittea mnatba avoided.
And It la ctpecUlly and particularly tar e r
tood that tho Editor doca aot alwaya eada so
tho views of coxTcspo&denta iaieaa ao atatc
tn tho editorial coluama. . v ' 5 '
NEW ADVIM?ISIinNT8;f
Atlantic Coast Line,
Passenger Department.
WILVlXGTOy, N. C.,
N.C., )
'J1..1S?!. 5,"
May I
if :m. , - , t r.?
QN AND A1TER JCNElsf. KOUNDTRlV
Uckets wiUbe pUced on sale at all Coupon., '
0l:cs of this line to .1 " ..l
T l!C SPRINGS AND SUMMER BESORTS
OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA. 5
Tlc.cts good t a return uuUl OctoUrSljl,
lt. T. M. EMERSON, ,' "
nny?llw . Gcn-PaseeagerAgcat
REAL ESTATE. ;
THAVB FOR SALE SEVERAL i . ,
uOUsES and VACANT LOT3 very '
p'w IlousES. OFFICES and P IV1
STOKES for Rent. Apply to - V t'
may 21 law 3m ekt KcSSSto A?cti i!"
Foreclosure Sale.
JgY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OFTUE SU
potior Court of New llanovr CnnntJ tV
uiutu uitre penamg ueiwcen J&mcs W; Col
. I .. . . - - r . I.
llns, ct al, plainilffs, and Adrlm II YanBok-
dayof June. lSl, the following lots of land
situate in said city, lo wit : -
Lot No. 2 In Block 8 according to the plan
of said city. .
Lot No. 6 In Block 58 according to said plan."
Not No. 5 in Block SG according to said plan.
Terms cash. ...
r . JOHN D. TAYLOR, , .
may 0, fit, 20. 27, 31, J 2. 3 Commlssionncr
Notice.
rJIHE BOARD OF JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE for New Hauover county are nolined,;.;
to meet the Board of County Commissioners "
at the Court House, on lONDAY, JUNE 2, ,
18?l, atlO o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of v
levying the Taxes for the year 18SI and for ;
the transaction of such other buslneea as may
be u brought before them. Also to meettte f
Co nty Board of Education to elect a Super
lntenaent of Public Instruction.
Tbe Justices of tho Peaco.wlll a'so electa .
uoaru oi ounty commissioners.
,Q P n3 JOHN COWAN. Secretary. '
18 2t 28,31 Star copy 29. Jl.
may
A SUGGESTION. (i
THE SUMMER APPROACHES AND-;
ChUlsand Fever, Malaria, an-1 kindred K
cases make Qainlnc a necessity,' wc fluggct to
heads of families to buy our Capaulca of Qui- '
nine, sold In any quantity, but much cheaper ,
when purchased In boxes of 100. Packed Into
the Capsule In a dry state, additional efficacy .
is insnred, and we guarantee each Capsule to
contain amount represented Information re
gardln prices, number of grains In Capsule,
&c., glauly given.
Munds Bros. & DeRosset
Druggists, Market Street
Wilmington, N. C.
may 2G
Economy is Wealth.
jpiVE YEARS RENT WILL rpR-
CHASE A HOME. Building Lots fprj - Xi
sale on tlic lnstalmc-t plan on Castlo.
Church, Nun, Ann, Orange,. Mulberry, lied
Cross, Gwynn, Rankin, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Wilaon, Eighth, Nlath,-Dlckla-OBj ?
Tenth, Wood, Bay. Eleventh, Charlotte,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth street.
Also, nouses and Lota for i ale.
Apply to .
may 29 cw JAMES WILSON.'
Spaulding's League Balls.
g PAULDING'S BE3TBAT8,
BASE BALL CAPS AND BELT-,
HAMMOCKS, the Best Kind, Larger, . ,
- And Spall Onea for ChlMxtn '
New lot j aat received, and for wtlu cheap at
HE INSBERGER'S
may
IJto Bock and Muaic Stori .
Photograph Albums;
JEW LOT Or CABINET SIZED ALBUMS
iutt received, ,r ;- , . j,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS VioUns. Gait
ars. Bacjos. Accordeons, Bows, tlns,AC
LITHO(i RAPHIXG-Bclni Jgect for ow j
pf the largest LitLographl-g 'ubU.bi.i
liv tlw country, J 'a prepared to faralih
if!.' llrVi?, iltdf. Bill Head.
H eadlng anil Ball InvK-tlons, Visiting CarJ
Ac , at very lw rates. - , , -
SHOW CAbE5-?everal style l'mcttl
acd waln.t, oral an 1 beveled frost: at W
tory price. . .... .f,4i;
YATES' BOOK STOKI" ' V-
13 . 113 Market Knxt- ;
T h e Q u e s t i o n p
OW IS, NOT WHETHER ! WE sniLL
p7 a tariff on Blanket solTra Chiin, but
wbr. oh where, can yougt to COoLE'sT
aadBEbT UEtR? taUat acUW4,,
2i o. O South Front Street, :j
and you can ailvc t3 prLto- , Alw,' Uie btt '
CJgais In tho city. nsjZi '.'
jicu anu wne, ucienuanu. I will sell by pub
lic auction at the Court Hcuae door hi th
city of WllmiB-ton. nn rfrinrcrf, ii..
7
may -. -