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bit aveflln Soadsva. x
ptod by - .
jOSU T. JAMES.
rvTlONS POSTAGE PAH
yClT .i nc t w mooth M
5lf a'"3, Jii t d-avcred by carrier, free
r'C "T'n nnV Part ( t rlrv. t the sbOVO
'"w'rtBa per Tr?el--ie'
Th ,1 rite low -T.d liberal-
. wiil urn siM :w neam oomaiiOfc
ttum otur fncttcu on amy aa4 all MUttM
racraliaumt bat
;t rrjca ot wrrutr meat -arwiribe '
taaa t tbe Kcto. " " J - -
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ldiof tsl papar. : . :
yfjWtvaanai be aviif--r'!
U,eclavljy aad WucUljf mm
that tbe Editor doea mo ahrays tadot
VOL: XI.
W LMINGTON. N. C, THURSDAY. MAY, 5, 1887
NO. 106
cue views oz eorreapoBdaau mit au
la tbe editorial oolnnuu
MI?IEr
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PURELY VEGETABLE. . .
If acts with extraordinary efScacy on ths
iver, Sidneys, :
AND gOVELS,
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
Ch. sick "rdacke-
..i..-- H,Hioni. Jaundice,
nii" j
Mental iJpprension,
Colic
Ko Kousebold Should be Without It,
It "
. . i. ... ...... 1,- feir lmniP'l!ntnsp.
ianv dollar In tit.i.- :md dolors' bills.
THERE IS BUT ONE
SIMONS LIVER REGULATOR
e that voa get tf9 gsnuina with rd Z ' '
B. front of Wrpper. Prepared only by
I u 2EIL1N 4. CO., Sole Proprietors,
feMslst. Pa. FIUCB. l.OQ.
nov: V.i-l w trip
A n-w instrument has 'been 'invented
for ih b iml. U is i prin'inev press
whic will enabie the blind to ptint, tbe
raise! letter now universally used by
them. " :,
A dispatch frui Rome to the London
Chr- oiHe savs: -'The Rev. Dr. Mc-
CJiynn. ot New York, has again in-
funuedthe Vatican ibat ho refuses to
'coite to K iue.M
Cardinal Manning has expanded into
an article fr the Tablet bis recent let
ter on the Knights 'f Labor. They
repfient. he says, the rtirht o( labor.
nd the rights of association for its de
fence, and it is the church' ofllce to
protect th poor and to Iprolect iheir
labor, which has built op- tbe bunian
commonwealth.
A pretty n velty in "Washington en
tertainments will be introduced by
Mrs. Whitney this uiontii. when she
will hold her Wednesday afternoon re'
wpiiurjj in the farm home aL Grass
lands," to which the callers will drive
out, and have strawberries and -crearu
served io the wide rooms of the hospi
table farm hous. " '
Oreat precautions have been taken to
lecureihe salety of tha'French crown
Jewels while exhibiting before the sale.
They rest in the showcase which was
owl in the exhibition in 1878. This
cm ispiaced on a trap-door, by which
the whole thing can be lowered into a
iroojr. room made of thick masoory.
The sale is now in progress. . j
Atalaocy dress airjn Paris the
reat success or tho: evening; was ac
corded to a group ol -eartbquakers," a
prty ol young men who were attired
overcoats, crush-hats and night?
while each of them carried a
Nck leather handbag.- The realism
md appropriateness of the . disguise
wiled forth much laughter and ap
plause. " -; , - ; . ,
JHereo.on the southwest roast ot
Norway, was formerly oneo'l the rich
herring fijhing ground, but about
'wity lite jears ago the fish suddenly
cd completely disappeared from tho
Cul' lsl mouth, however, enormous
the fish again appeared in
"Told haunt, and the quality is just
T Ume as t was before tbe exodus
1 juratory habits ot tbe herring
- r-tt.c io nsoermen. .
U - . r
'U&p.the great imn mur r.n
j n" at work upon a gun of 131) loos!
rh V 524 ,cet- and it calibre 157
felT' w5'l throw a steel shells
Bou J l0CheS lon- Weighing I.fi30
ti , ; ' and aolber .heirs feet 2 inch-
proi , he PenelrtinK power of
I kT h" iocred tenfold.-Now
ou T? WiM pierce an "oior plate
the T' lhrce times V"
ol p., un lhe tretment and
Wata Tfi !? -nd k'ndred .corns
lh infUmS m w nolhe nd heals
offan1fwdamt,mbran d ren.oves
lh discu 2 Kdo1; .lhat charafterize
kcL?hh:?id th irWmation
M Urtt Tti hrat USft the- Plaid
" ' Oratly ICxciiI.
Not a tew of the citizens Wiinjing
lin hava recently becoruo greatly -x-cited
over the 'astounding - facts', that
several of their friends who had been
pronounced by their physicians as in
curable and beyond nil hope uuVring
with that dreaded monster Conhump
tion have bf-en cmpieteiy curetl by
Pr. King New Discovery for Con
sumption the only nmiedy that does
positively enre al threat and !uny dis
'ises 0eghs. Colds. Asthma and
Bror chilis. .
Trial Bottles tree at W. H. (irsen &
Co V-Drug Store, large btjttles Sl-
WoudrTtil euros
W. D. lioyt & Cit'. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists 'f Rome, (ia . say:
W have brcn selling Dr. King's New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
len's Arbica Salvo for two years Have
never bandied remedies that sell ms
well or give such uui crsai satistVic
lion. There have been some wondrr
ful curs effected by the-se medicines in
thiicily. Several ca;e ol prr:ounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
by the use of a tew bottles ot Dr. Kind's
New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Kitiers. W guarantee
them always. Sold by W II. Green &
Co
LOCAL NEWS.
1MB EX TO HEW AnYERTISlMElT.
II KIK8 CKKGEB& "I t"
Mukds Beos attention
f ' V MILLKK Garden See l
Jonw R Mklton Tip T p
C W Y ATSBLateatln Stationery
Gto R Fkkcii "08 in wreat Variety
MiLLMt A Niesflie Kentedy's Medical
Discovery
Th capital stock of tbe Carolina' Oil
& Creosote Company is 500.000 in
stead of $400,000 as we stated yester
day. " Tho latest newc from young Mr
James who was wounded at the rail
road celebration at Clinton is thar he is
gaining ia health aud is now able to
sit up.
It hardly seems possible that a quar
ter of a century has elapsed since the
battle of Williamsbureh, Va , was
fought, yet such is the fact, as tbat
action took place on May 5th. 1862
One ol the passenger cars for the rail
road from the Cape Fear Riyer to
Myrt.e Grove Sound was shipped to
day. It was built by Messrs. Burr &
Bailey, of this city, and is a neat and
substantial, though plain, carriage.
Mr. John R. Melton drove up Market
stteet this forenoon with a lotof the iret
tiest beef cattle seen here since the war.
It attracted general attention along the
line of the street. These beeves were
raised in New Hanover and Pender
counties Some of it will be sold to
morrow at Mr. Melton's stalls in tbe
Front street market.
DofTMf Poultry and Cny;o isirtlH,
From the Associated Fanciers, 237
South Eighth street, Philadelphia, we
have - received three valuable little
books, relative to the treatment, re
spectively, of dogs, poultry and cage
birds. They each contain a mass ol
verv valuable matter and will be sent
postpaid for 15 cents each.
IteKiffned.
r
Capt. John II. Daniel, after a service
of 11 years in tbe Hook & Ladder Com
pany, three ot which were as its fore
man, has resigned and is no longer a
member of the Fire Depatment. tIIe
has been a faithful, energetic and effi
cient officer, who -by long and good
service is justly entitled to his retire
ment. Ciy Court.
John Roan and Edward Dixon, both
colored, were brought before the Mayor
this morning charged with an affray.
An investigation ot the case corro
borated by the statements ot both de
fendants, showed that tbey were not
really' guilty of , an affray, but were
guilty of disorderly conduct. lor which
I they , were required to pay a fine of $5
each. . -
. - Personal '
Capt. A. Garrasoa. for several years
tbe commander of the-steamer D.
MucJiison, and well-known to many
oj our people, is In the city to-day.
Mr. A. B Felgetnaker, senior mem
ber of the Organ Manufacturing Com
pany of A B. Felgemaker & Co . Erie,
Pa , is in the city engaged in putting
up the new pipe organ for St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, which was built by
that firm,
Mr. F. E7 Morton, who has been
several weeks in oar city engaged in
nis profession ol a tuner ot pianos and
organs, left last. ntgbt for Raleigh, and
will oe absent about a. month. Mr.
Morton is recommended as a reliable
and careful worlmn. who baa learned
all the intricacies of b.ts calliug at a first
clasi'estalUhmeat." H
A Farful Trasrerty.
One of the most remarkable and in.
comprehensible tragedies that ever oc
curred'in this or any other city, by
which three boys were instantly killed
and two others were seriously wounded
at one di?chrrge of a double barreled
shot gun, took place at the upper com
press at a few minutes altr 6 o'clock
this morning. The parties were all
colored, the youngest of whm was 12
and the oldest about 20 years of age
If the shootinsr wa piemeditated it was
odh of the most cruel, crafty and cun- ;
nnrgiv devised murders t hut ever stain -ed
the annals of crime; and if it was
accidental, it wasue ot th most re
nin kabic casualties ever recorded The
person in whose bands the gun was
held thai d;d the shooting is Graul
Best, aooul 17 years of age. The boys
shot fire'E iwnrd Smith, aged 13 years,
killed; Cnirlus Baker. agd 13 years
kiiied; Aleck Filyaw. aged 12 years,
killed; Edward Filyaw (brother of
named), aiced 19 years, supposed
to be fnittily wounded, and Ben
Cionly, aged 14 years, shot in the face,
seriously. George Best, a brother of
Grant was in the party, but was not
injured,. Wc saw Gtaut Best at the
guard house this morning, aud, in reply
to our interrogatories, he stated, in
substance, that he went to the Upper
Compress this morning to go with the
other boys across the river, to mind
birds on th- rice fields; that is. to
frighten them oil by firing blank car
tridges at them. He had boi rowed a
gun. upon which there was no cap and
which he thought was not loaded, al
though the tube was stopped up. When
he reached the Compress there were
five boys seated in a row upon a iog
on the wharf. He told the boys that
he had a gun, but that it was stopped
up. upon saying which he raised the
gun for the purpose ot blowing in the
vent of the tube, and while in the act of
putting his mouth to tbe vent, the
hammer fell and the piece exploded.
He saw the boys fail and he
dropped , the gun and ran to
them, but two were dead and the other
died almost instantly, after making an
iuetfVctual effort .o speak. Grant then
ran as fast ns he could and called two
physicians and then went to the guard
house and told t he janitor that he had
killed tbre boys and gave himself up.
He said that he was friendly with all
the boys, and ho seemed to deeply de
plorc the shooting.
It seems that the wounded boys ran
immediately to their respective homes
alter being shot, where they received
surgical assistance. The weapon used
was an ordinary doublo-barrelied fowl
iog piece, which was loaded with buek
shot. All t he boys were shot about the
lace, head, shoulders and chest.
There were some rumors but of
course they were mere street rumors
to the effect that Best bad had a quarrel
yesterday with the other boys and bad
declared his intention to set even with
them. Tbe truth or lalsity ot this will
be brought out at the inquest this
afternoon.
The Coroner was notified and a jury
were summoned who beg'an to hold the
inquest at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
They had cot concluded their investi
gations when we wont to press.
Thin Morning' Fire.
At about 3:15 o'clock this morning
firo was discovered among tho outbuild.-
Ings on tbe premises of Mr E. Peachau.
Germau Vice Consul, ccrner of Fifth
aud Mulberry streets The alarm was
immediately sent out from box 10. lo
cated on the corner of Seventh and
Mulberry streets, and the firemen and
many of our citizens rushed with all
possible speed Io tho ficcne. but owing
to the un3casoiable hour, the flames
had gotten under such headway before
their arrival that the stables and wash
hod' c wore totally destroyed, and tbe
kitehen was so badly damaeed that . it
will have to b entirely rebuilt. Tho
stable contained two ho:ses.a buggy, a
family carriage and tho necessary har
nesses, all of which were destroyed. Mr.
Peschau's dwelling was considerably
scorched on its Eastern end. The
flames spread to the stable of Mr E P.
Covington, which, together with a
boggy it contained, was destroyed. U
is hardly known in which ot Mr. Pe
chau's ruildings the fire origi nated or
what caused it. When discovered the
fire was raging both in the stable and
wash-house, and bad gotten, under such
headway that it was impossible to save
anything. Even the poor horses, which
were a fine team and valuable, wete
doomed The estimated loss will reach
opt far from S1.0QQ. which is folly cov
ered by insurance' - : '
Tbe Rkvikw Jon Okkick is tbe place
o get good work; aj flapc$rate pripes-
Pralaeworthy.
At lUttfeting o( Uook & Ladder
Company Hn. I. held last Tuesday
niht. ?U - wai vnltd unttnknousl v to
graiH a pension nl fcr 6onth to the
widow of the lipiyk (;riffith,
Ctpt. Griffith wfS orjxajiy years fore
man ot tht Co4tpnny was a most efft
cUwt fireman, and maintained a lively
interest in the Welfare and efficiency of !
! the organization' at long as' he lived,
and this action of the Company is but a
slight token of the esteem in which he
was held.
RlACttOti of Officer!.
The Fifth Ward Hook & Ladder
Company held a meeting last nigh' and
elected the following officers to serve
for the en?iunc year:
President J P. O'Sullivan
Vice President B R. King.
Secretary J G. Swann.
Treasurer W. F. Melton.
Foreman Tony Destafener.
First Assistant R. A. Biddle.
. Second Assistant A. M. Williams
Axemen Wm. F. F. Newton. J. L.
Mann. J. E. Hewitt. Wm. T. Harker.
Truck Matker J P. Quion.
Kt. Mark's Vestry.
At a meeting of the Vestry ot St
Mark's Episc pal Church, colored, held
last night, the following were elected
officers to serve lor the ensuing year:
Valentine Hwe, Senior Warden ; H
D. Sampson. Junior Warden; Henry
E. Green. Treasurer; Allen E. Jackson,
Secretary.
The delegates to the annual Conven
tion elected are: J. G. Norwoord, A.
E Jackson, John H. Davis, John T.
H we. Alternates J. J. Geyer, Jas.
II. Lane. Thos. Scott and Robert Mc
Donoutfh Credit to Whom Credit.
Wilmington, N. C May 4th 1887.
Editor Review: - I hasten to thank
you lor your kind words in your paper
of to-day concerning the Carolina Oil
and Creooote Works, and to do justice
to Messrs. Ludwig Hansen and An
drew Smith (patentees) to whom credit
is due tor thj success of the .Creosote
WorkV located in this city. These
gentlemen have labored for years on
this important matter and by the most
energetic industry and intelligent work
have constructed tbe plant up to its
present proportions. Wilmington owes
a debt to thesegentlemen which it will be
very hard io pay tor locating these im
portant works io this city.
Very Truly Yours
W. P Canada y.
We cordially endorse Col. Canaday's
remarks relative to Messrs. Hansen
and Smith. The omission of their
names from the article was an over
sight, which we regret.
An Act of Appreciatipn.
Capt. H. C. Brock, Chief oi Police,
was treated to a most agreeable sur
prise last night by the members' of the
force under his command, in tbe shape
of a gold-headed ebony cane. Sergeant
Pugh was entrusted with the selection
of the cane, which was the best that
oonld be found in the city, and upon
the head of which be caused to be en
graved the legend:
"H. C. Brock. Chief of Police. From
Wilmington Police Force, 1887 "
Tbe presentation was made at 7.45
o'clock last night at the City Court
Room, when all tho police were pres
ent, through Mayor Fowler, who said
that it was a testimonial of the es
teem in which their Chief ' was
held by the police force, and also of
their appreciation f the fairness and
courtesy with which be had always
trea ed those under his command Tbe
matter bad been kept entirely dark
from Capt. Brock, and be was conse
quently taken completely by surprise,
but he was equal to the emergency and
in a graceful maimer thanked the men
for the present, which he should value
as a testimonial of their kiudly feelings
towards him. 1
Work at the ground for the encamp
ment is progressing lav rab'y and
everything will be in complete order
tor the troops when tbey shall arrive.
It ia Your Loss.
When you neglect to. take advantage
of the extraordinary big value for littie
money al Shriek's When you can
save $2. $3, $5. and frtquently $10 on
a suit ol clothes. It certainly pays
people to ' investigate, and those who
fail to trade with Shriek are certainly
not doing justice to their families.
by then be so foolish, throwing your
money away elsewhere that yon can
quickly save by trading vfith the Old,
Reliable? ' A nil with such savings
purchase other necessaries tor yourself )
and family. .Just think of it ana iraae
with I. Sijrier. - : t
Pianos and organs can ' be bought
cheaper - at H.einsbergra than at asy
other buuie fa" be CUte- ? . t
Prom tliH Iitrict Attorney of
Weniclirster Co , New York
White Plains, N Y. April 10. 80
I have received many letters in ref-
erence to my testimonial, latelv pub
lished crtmmendjng Ali.cook's Porous
Plasters.
I cannot spare tbe, time to answer
them in writing, therefore would again
say. through the press, that I have
j found Allcock's Porous Plasters
jiva.uable a- chest protectors aud
j hields against coughs and colds. Fur-
i tivftjrfO';re. I have found Ai.lcock s
! Pl8tkrs ancaqntled for pains tnsldti
back aod chest. Neison Ii. Baker.
NKW A t VlfiR riSriCM KNT8.
Attention !
QUIt STORE HAS JUMT UCKN PUT IN
thorough order for tus Sunmur ( umpHlKii,
and wc are rea-ly witn nw goods and low
urices t serve all our c-i'toiuera Weean't
be und(-raod. Open from &.3 a. m. till 10 p m.
M V N 1)8 15 KO I'll KHH.-
UrNklvn
ur Catawba Milk ShaKea are dc-
iay 5
N. .
Ughtful !
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'MIAT IS WHAT EVKRY OUY SATS OF
the RIG BEEVES I drove up Market street
to-day.
They were raised In New IIan-vcr and Pen
der counties and ara the PRETTIEST REEF
CATTLK reon here in five jears. That ia the
unaulmous verdict- Some of It wld be on
sale at my Stalls In Front 8treet Market to
morrow. Leave orders early.
VEAL, LAMB, MOTTON, PO K, Ac.
Respectfully,
may 5 It JOHN R. MELTON
MAKE YOUR PURCHASES
AT -
The .Ladies' Emporium,
115 Market St.,
AND SAVE MONEY.
o
3r -A. S i
DRESS TRIMMINGS DEPARTMENT.
Mohair Braids, Open Work Braids, Orna
ment Braid and Passementerie Bralda in all
olors. Jet Gimps, Passementeries, Pauels,
Fronts, Vests.
Laces.
Oriental. Itaiien, Valenciennes, Dochesse,
Fedora, and all varieties.
SPECIAL ATTENTI ON is called to ray
beautiful and cheap stock of Lace Flcunclngs
and Lace Flschns, in Cbanttlly, Spanish Guip
ure. Oriental, and Plate Valenciennes In 42
inch width, All-Over and narrow edge . to
match. A SPECIAL BARGAIN in above thla
week. The largest assortment of Laces in the
city.
Embroideries
White Hamburg and Nainsook Flouncings,
All Over rmbrolueries and Edcings to matcb.
The low prices will surprise you.
Gloves.
An elegant assortment of,Ladiea and Child
ren's Mltta and Gloves, from 38c to $1.25 each.
Lisle Thread and Silk, ia all shades and col
orsbeat makes and all qualities.
Corsets,
Bustles. Hoop Skirts. Thompson's Celebra
ted Glove Fitting and Thompson's Abdominal,
Ball's Health Corset, and other makes, from
50c to $2 each. An elegant Corset for 95c.
Parasols.
A large assortment o' Ladies' and Children's
Parasols from 25e to $8, best materia), latest
styles.
Hosiery.
Ladles Balbrlggan, Ladies' Lisle Thread,
all colors. Ladles Cotton Hose, all colors,
at 8c, 15c, 25c, 50c, 65c. 75c. each, worth twice
tbe money. Infants' Hose and Socks, in
cotton, lisle thread and 311k. Children's stock
ings from 10c to 03c. Try t hem ; have all prl
ces and am eelllag them fast.
Handkerchiefs.
For Ladies and Children from 3c each and
upwards. A pure liuro U and kerchief for 10c,
1 keep McCut neon's celebrated make of Linen
Handkerchiefs, warranted every thread pure
linen, at low prices.
INFANTS' CAPS AND 8lN BONNET?,
I will sell Jbese at a great bargain, having
marked them aown to uay.
FINE ASSORTMENT
JEWELRY.
ROLLED GOLD
Millinery,
The handsomest and larger t assortment Cvr
brooght t tbe city. A new lot of Children's
and Ladies Hats an I Bonnets received to-day.
Bargains In Feathers. Flowers. Gaoses,
Tellings. hlbVons, aigrettes. Pom pons, e vet y
th'nx lu the atlUintry Hoe, and a first c as
lilqamer to fill order. Velvets, fcallns and
Sarahs for dress trimming purpose.
8iFCIaL ATTENTION U directed to my
elea-ant line of DCESH 81 K- in Freocb
Faille, f urafa. ro Gialn and Jeraev JUls.
oran; quailty at lowest prices.
Call and examine.
Host J'esiictful)y,
- MRS. C U. WIGGINS.
Cou.oj orders aoUcltod and promptly filled.
N KW ADVEIiT18EJlIEWi.
Hoiise.
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Special Offerings this Week
SUMMER DRESS GOODS at So.
0c and 8c per yard. - t
30- Inch Fancy Colored BATISE,ioc.
31- inch good SATEEN, 121c.' . "
A Job in WOOL NUN'S VEILING.
JAVA CANVAS IN COMBINATION
All these are worth double tbVprice.
ALBATROiS, BERGES. NUN'S
VEILING. . :
BLACK GOO DS. TRICOTINES, Ac.
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WHITE GOODC.
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
VERY LOW-
FLOUNCINGS. ALL-OVERS,
YOLKING. EDGINGS,
INSERTINGS, ROBES. . ,
At manufacturer's prices.
LACES, VEILINGS. DAM A8K8,
TOWELS. NAPKIN8. LINEN8.
CORSETS. GLOVES. MITTS.
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' GAUSE
UNDERWEAR. ;
Men's and Boy'o
Wear.
Ever so many articles marked at tbe
Lowest Cash Prices,
and an Inspection will certalolj be an
inducement to my kind patrons to spend
their cash at i
M. M.EatzV
116 Market Street.
may 2 v
Selling Out !
'.4
8 ODR PHYSICIAN BECOM MENDS A
change of climate on accountof falling haaltb,
L will sell out my entire stock of f ' " ,
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODb. NOTIONS,
ALSO FIXTURES. V '
To any one desirous of going into business.
This is a good chance, fer it la known to be
the largest stock of the kind In the State and
is well established Will make satisfactory
terms.
From MONDAY, April 25tu, I will five my
customers the benefit of low 'prices, all goods
being now marked down. All the latest styles
in Millinery, and all new goods Hats and
Bonnets, Feathers and Flowers. Lac s, Vel
vets. Gauze and other Trimmings.
A very large Jot ot Ribbons, Staple al
Novelties; Hdkfs, 811k and LJnea; Gloves,
811k and Lisle; H os'ci 5 . Ladies and ChlWrens;
Neckwear, Lisle and line ; Corset, Bnstles,
Table Linen and many other useful aod faneyv
articles. Resictf ully, , ,
ap! 25 yiME KABKgg,
Wild Catol
JJNDKB Til E;i'RE SENT INSURANCE LAW
of North Carolina, any concern calHag lUelf
an Insurance Company that Is able-to pay a
fee of . Is authorize! ta solicit business la
lh SLaXA ' Tfa pinitfonMW U that h s .
is filled with ttoncltors ot so-called Insurance
Comjtanles that he no standing aod which
can not paas an examlaatlon, .
Upon application tbe undersigmed will fur
nUU-a rir Insurance Index glvlag tbe stand
tux and ondttlon of Jnsuranee Coxspajttea
dcwg buslucss In tbe L'stted State Every
Insurer should eos suit such an laxtex before
acceDtlna the Pollrv nt an iAm.. ,t.. . w
la not faalllar with.
M.S. WILULSD.
1 North Water St.
mays
Hazard Powder.
WE NOW llAVft TU B AGENCY FOR
this oelobraied Powder which Is na- -doubted
I v the beat sold In ibis coontry. Ner
magazine built down U river (out of city
Kmita). Full assortment 0 all tie rlzes at the '
lowest prlceri. ' -
. - ra. b. RPRircr!; n Co., -Successors
to Jon Vt- x 3 Co.
13, tl and 2J i. 1 1 :r ?t. --
star . ... : -...a B. CO
Cash