m'fflS W
rre'Sanda3eXCCPted"
" Tr,E PAID:
tnVS. rw"'
r months
$2.00.- Three
' rone month, 35 cents.
t,r carriers, free
Zn of the city, at the above
t tier w-lvan-llieraL
rftiort any ana
. ,ir n.ioer reguianj.
Sadie f tor Disease :
.hOTHMSS rnth: tone cnalc.. ;
.:.: - . ,,.mnrr. with
'ifjrU 'Vm i" Iiavc been clone;
' f-:.:'h'V .i'-T- a ii-.i'-k, yellow ap
ZbWZ skin :n,I over; a dry-
jTsf- fi-.tv, ..,,,!, if allowed to
. 1 ni 1 !
5 -LUi; " ,n.rl . -I
rOtTABLE)
: south to arousa
. vpli;
1 i- ,-;:.! i.-il'tnj ni-nvui
v'.-r.o. -rfinarv efficacy on th
TfYER, g!DH
SYS,
I AND
OWELS.
r;croa ..
. v.0wfl f oirvolaints,
Jn . ,s;cu 5Iiotlach, :
vH, t "' 1 Million of Bottles, as
1EEE8T FAMILY MEDICINE
.Ci2 lrn, Adalls. and for the Aged.
ONI-Y GENUINE . -
jjtj.p in v d ui Tinrit ot wrapper.
llU'tlin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
uui k rrlce. 1.00.
'vrstelstp diwlj' en sat , :'
PIASOS AND ORGANS'
KITE TO ME FOU PRICES AND TERMS
w.M buvlnz an Inst ruraent, as
I keep one
Ot be largest stocks of
AND ORBANS
IN THE SOUTH.
lean sell you any of the
tl rst -class manu-
ia
FKOM 1190 UPWARDS."
FKOM $43 UPWARDS
FOR CATALOGUE.
J.
KALEIGH, N. C.
BRANCH HOUSE :
OsDoek street, between Front and Second,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
The Stokley House,
pKTIES IX WANT OF ACCOMMODA-
ttOMatWrigUtsvlllewill find the STOKLEY
HOUSE veil supplied with all that lsneoes-
Rj-ardby the (lav.
week or month at low
I ntes.
.3 supptra l order at any hour dur
ing the evening.
or lAe delil-''''ies of salt water,flsh,crabs,
mos. sarlnips, ft, furnished to guests.
.?BMt5. ilshlns Boats.Flshlng Tackle,
.. furnished on short notice. .
Si!imle3r?ouse fronts the water and Is
iliiD l' yards of the Depot. -
W. II. STOKLEY.
Pit)prletor.
W. l.
s3SHOE.
FOU
GKNTLEMFN.
LSde IwK1 3 amle Shoeln the
&n Ucks ?r nf Stln 0r
nfthe fecr L V t0 wearthe stocking
lmhP them 03 comfortable
W,1 Xolp L and sewed shoe. Buy
" fl I T 4,wsl I3UUUULU UU
-"ugias$3 Shoe, warranted."
SSay haVrt shoe, the
oridnal
welt J4 shop, whtr.h
shoes costing from $6
;.Vi8--50 siioK is unex-
wear
k ' M I J
"Wiathi1.?? SHOKisworuby
all
kttie abfl Qooi shoe In the world.
RW'SSf6 m congress,
Vnt not sold by your deal
Per ale by GLAS, Brocktop,Ma.
H. VONGLAHN, :
Wllnnigton, 21. C
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1
4
VOL. XII. WILMINGTON, N, C, THURSDAY. JULY 19, 1888.
. INDEX TO NEWADVKRTI3KVXNTS. -
Notice For Sale - '
, For Sale A Hotel ' '
Heiksberger -Muslin Flags :
M M Katz Special Bargains
Tavir's Bazaak Cheap Hats
F C Miller Cigars, Cigarettes
, Lons u Meares Flannel Shirts- -MR3E
H Wiggins Vlsltora to the City .
Opera IIocrsE--Crescent Opera Company
Mr. A. B.-Persse, formerly of thfs
city bat now of Henderson, is in the
city; on i visit to his sou, Mr. Henry
Persse.
;D6g collars.; Largest and finest
assortment ever- before brought to
this city; to be had "at Jacobi's Hdw
l)cpot. f
Soma of the boys got pretty full
last night. They are ahead of the
moon this time .which will not be
full until Sundav. ' .
The many remarkable curesHood's
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are suffi
cient proof that it does possess pecu
liar curative powers.
The wind got around to the South
and Southwest this morning, for the
first time "this week, it having hung
out in the East steadily since Sunday:-,"-'.-":
-. .-' ; . - ";r .
; The . Charlotte band played last
night at the Encampment. They
gave : out some beautiful music,
which was highly complimented by
alL . . -
-a- a
a young gentleman or tins city, n
calling up the telephone to-day, for
got himself and, asked for New
York. He was at the Sound with
the.boys last night.-
Private Herring, of the Sampson
Light Infantry, is the tallest man at
the Encampment. He is 6 feet 4 be
fore1 he puts on his shoes in the
morning.
The Wilmington Light Infantry
is said by a disinterested spectator
to have been the best drilled .com
panv on the Encampment grounds
yesterday.
Adjt. Gen. Jones is gaining more
laurels. All who have intercourse
with him speak of the courtesywith
which all who have business -to
transact with him are received:
Twenty-four trains were run be
tween the city and the Hummocks
yesterday. It was found necessary
last night to send out an extra train
to brincr back those who waited
until a late hour to enjoy the .beau
tiful moonlight and the salubrious
breezes.
A movement is on foot looking to
a visit from the fire companies of
this city, in full uniform, to the boys
in camp at Wrights ville. If they go
they will take a band of music with
them and will leave membeis
enough in town to man each engine
and truck should the necessity arise.
The Marine Parade.
A ineeti ag of mas'ters . of steam
boats was held yesterday evening to
make arrangements for the grand
marine parade, to take place on the
river on the river on the 24th inst.
Capt. Edgard, Williams and Capt.
Geo. M. Crapon were appointed a
committee to draft rules and regula
tions to govern the parade, to report
at a meeting on Saturday evening
next. There will be twenty-seven
steamboats in the parade,
.. - Let's Drop In on Them.
Let's have a grand reunion of old
vets and go to the'Sound
during the Encampment.
vome day
We could
muster up here quite an imposing
parade of the firo tried and we are
sure the country would also join us
in this.- The , senior Confederate
officer among us might take com
maud and march us to the camp
from the cars. What do the old
gray coats (and gray ffieads) 'say to
this proposition?
llock Crystal Siectacle ami Eyeglasses
. Advice to old andybung: In se
lecting spectacles you should be cau
tious not to -take more magnifying
voiver than has been, lost to, the eye
as in the same proportion that you
pass that point of increase.1 will cause
you further injury to the eye. Using
glasses of stronger power than is ne
cessary is the daily cause of prema
ture od age la the sight. You "can get
the best at. Heinsberger's.
Bathing Suits. Come down to
Headquarters. V , 35 dozen Flannel
Bathing Suits, in all sizes and colors,
sold at the lowest manufacturing
prices at the Wilmington Shirt Fac
tory, 27 Market st , J. Elsbach, Prop. J
Look for the blue awning. ; .: ; t. "J
IfMEf
Indications.""
North Carolina.
For
fair" and
slightly cooler weather
1
oealed bids will be received for
the purchase of the manse of the
Second Presbyterian Church, cor
ner; Fourth and Campbell streets.
Must be removed by the 10th of
August. Bids may be sent to either
member of the committee, Dr. A. D.
McDonald, Mr. R. S. Love or Mr.
Jere Hand. - :
The Bnrgaw & Onslow K. It.
The stockholders of the Burgaw
& Onslow EL R. are notified to meet
at Burgaw at'tO o'clock on August
25th, for the purpose of electing a
board of seven directors and for the
transaction Of other business of iinr
portance.
- This is the enterprise which Mr.
Geo. A. Ramsey has been so faith,
fully and persistently engineering
for some months past. It is pro
posed to run 'it from Burgaw to
Jackson ville,and it will pass through
one of the finest and most produc
tive sections of the State and a sec.
tion, too, that has long been want
ing development. The enterprise is
now, we are pleased to learn, in a
fair way to a sure success.
From Pender County.
Our good friend, Mr. J. T. Col
lins, of Burgaw, has again laid us
under obligations. This time it is
for a lot of apples of ' several varie
ties grown on his place in Burgaw.
They are large and delicious.
Mr. Collins tells us that the crops
are all looking well in Burgaw. The
farmers are all through with hilling
c6rn and potatoes and -have now
turned their attention to the con
structionof the proposed railroad
from Burgaw to Jacksonville. Dr.
S. S. Satchwell, Dr. E. Porter, Judge
Bannerman and others met in Bur
gaw yesterday to discuss the matter.
It is generally believed that the
roaa will De ount ana that at an
early day. " -
Hon. A. M. Wad dell. .
Wilson Mrror: As will be seen
from our extended notice on edi
torial page Col. Wad dell, of Wil
mington, delivered . two charming
lectures in Wilson last week; Every
body was thoroughly charmed with
him, for he is a gentleman of fine
intelligence and varied information.
He is well read and thoroughly
posted on all the living issues of
the day; is sound as a dollar oh all
the leading questions; is true to his
convictions as the needle, to the
pole; is as firm as the . rock bound
coast, against which the waves of
old ocean dash in maddened fury
and yet perish in harmless spray at
its unhurt base these are some of
the virtues which adorn the spotless
character of this admirable gentle
man, and make his reputation for
honor and integrity as pure and as
stainless as the glittering dew drops
which sparkle amid the flowers of
morn.
Cardinal Gibbons Passes Charlotte.
The Charlotte Chronicle says: His
Eminence, Cardinal . Gibbons, and
Bishops Haid and Foley arrived
from Wilmington, N. C, last even
ing. The party were, offered the
use of Superintendent Jones' spec
ial car, which was attached to the
regular day train! . It was detached
at Mt Holly, where the Cardinal
and party proceeded in carriages to
St. Mary's College. His Eminence
was highly pleased and touched by
the honor and exceeding kindness
shown; him while at Wilmington.
Both Catholics and non-Catholics
combined to show how highly they
honored their eminent visitor; 'Al
though this visit of the Cardinal was
oue of a purely religious' character,
yet it was made the occasion of
great rejoicing in the whole city.
This" can be seen from, the royal re
ception accorded on his arrival, as
also from the many public recep
tions held in his honor.
He. will return to Charlotte this
evening, and a reception will be
held in his honor at the residence of
Dr. O'Donogbue from 8 to 10 p. in.,
where all who wish to pay him
their respects are cordially invited.
GUARD AGAINST THE STRIKE,
And always have a bottle of Acker's
English Remedy in the house. You
cannot tell how soon Croup may
strike your little one, or a cold or
cough may fasten itself jipon you.
. i 1.1 four
uae tiose is a preveuvivc
doses a positive cure. Ail inroat
and Lung troubles yield to its treai-
monf . A carnnlA linttlaiS SnVn VOU
free and the Remedy guaranteed uy
Hands Bros., druggists. v : :
THE N. a STATE GUARD. .
Second Day at the Encampment.
The Encampment at Wrightsville
is at this time nearing the end of it
second day. A Rkview reporter
made the rounds of - the camp this
morning aud found everything in
peacQiui aray. No blockaders were ' nn - a i . n ' A.
KPPii nfT th iU ,.9aP--Anthny wl have. all, of ..the
- v . . vuuau . iasii xii4Ul, . Hit- ;
Yankee fleet have not yet hove
in
BiHi-mm tue sana-uuaiers were in
dustriously pursuing their avo
cations on the same spot wheraerst
whiie stood the works, of the in
defatigable boilers'of salt water who .
u&ecl to supply the people of the
Confederacy - witli much of that
needed commodity, salt. .The list of
casualties in yesterday's eneratre-
xnents were completed and the score
of losses on our side compared With
the tally of those under the Sur
geons' care in the hospital "or who
couted the salt breezes under cover
of a large tent in involuntary re
tirement; y - ' :
There -was an immense throng
present yesterday at the dress pa
rade, among whom were a great
many ladies from the city -and the
Sounds and the novel and interest
ing spectacle was a treat to all; The
appointments and movements were
all in thorough accord with the re
quirements of military usage and
etiquette. . - -
The guard appointments to-day J
were as follows: -
FIRST REGIMENT. .
- Officer of the Day Capt. P. J.
Mason.
Officer of the Guard Lieut. N. M.
Palmer.'
SECOND REGIMENT.
Officer of the Day Capt. J. H.
Daniel. .
Officer of the Guard Lieut. S. J.
Cobb, Jr. . '
THIRD REGIMENT.
Officer of the Day Capt. W. A.
Bobbitt.
Officer of the Guard Lieut. J. A;
Taylor.
V FOURTH REGIMENT.
Officer of the Day Capt: W. F.
Holland.
Officer of the Guard Lieut. Her-
riot Clarkson:
. A- recollection of the troublous
days of 1862 is recalled. Very near
the Encampment, in fact just across
the pike, right at the entrance of
Mrs. Wm. A. Wright's place, MaJ.
John W- Cameron, Chief Quarter
master of the Department of North
Carolina, established a camp during
the late Summer of 1862, when the
yellow, fever prevailed in Wilming
ton. The late Capt; C. W. Styron
was A. Q. M. with Maj. Cameron
and the late Capt. I. B. ; Grainger,
afterwards an A. Q. M. also, was
then Chief Clerk in Capt. Styron's
office; " There were a dozen or more
of us in camp. The fever was raging
violently in Wilmington and we
would come up to tne town every
morning and go down to camp every
afternoon, sleeping and taking
breakfast and supper in camp. We
all witnessed many scenes of misery
here during our daily visits to town
but it is not our purpose to speak
here of these. On that day there
was a big excitement all along the
coast. One Sunday we saw the
Princess., a beautiful yacht owned
by Miss Amoret Bradley afterwards
Mrs. Cameron), which was one of
the largest and swiftest boats at
Wrightsville in ante bellum daysj
manned by a party of refugee
slaves, sail out of the Sound, and
through Masonboro Inlet, and then
direct its course towards one of.the
blockading sduadron. which was
cruising in the offing, about two
miles distant. Through our glasses
we sa w the steamer slow up, then
stop and receive the runaways on
board af d fimUly hook the yacht to
its davits, haul it up and then sail
away. Tins was tne last seen 01 tne
beautiful Princes the pride and de
light of the Summer sailors at
Wrightsville and her after fate has 1
always remained a mystery to us.
. : l Decoration. '
Flag Bunting; Flag Bunting.
By the yard or piece. For sale by
. I. SHRIER,
16 N. Front street.
From the Chicago Musical Indicator.
X L. Stone, of Raleish. N. C. is
the subiect of a laudatory notice m
be Raleigh JSew ana uoswver, 01
Saturdav. June 23d. The energy?
enterprise and honorable, methods
of this well-known dealer are meet
ing with an abundant reward. I he
sales of his agents in North Caro-i
Una are- ranid and -larcre. and the
Khinnlno- riruirtment Dresents a
hrisk annftarnce. A few more such
men as Mr. Stone would make Ral- j
eisrh famous. He is State Agent lor
the celebrated Emerson Piano, t
NO i50.
. Mr. R. B. Hartsfield, of Charlotte,
formerly of this city, is here taking
in the Encampment.
For the Grand Review.
It has been arranged that the
Scotlad. Neck . Mounted Riflemen
shall rendezvous at the City Hall
accoutrements there and those who
are so kind as to loan their horses
need send only halters with them
which will be carefully returnsd
The Riflemen will meet the brigade
at Tenth and Princess streets and
form the left of the column; as it4
marches into the town.
: - The Mascotte. -
There was a good audience at the
Opera House last night toj witness
the' rendition of th e Mascotte by th e
I Crescent Opera Company. The piece
was well presented and the audience
were well pleased. The company is
a good one, with at least four fine
voices and a well trained chorus
They render the pieces faithfully
and' we haye never, yet seen a troupe
who have striven more conscien
tiously to merit the favor of the pub
lie. To-night the Mascotte will h
repeated and we bespeak for the oc
casion a full hous6.
Cnt with a FJsh Knife.
A cutting affray occurred this
morning, at the Encampment -between
a colored camp follower of
the Washington Light Infantry and
one ot the servants of the ;Wilming
ton Light : Infantry. ' The " latter
remonstrated with the former for
cleaning fish on the pump when he
was renarded with a cut from a knife
on the hands of the fish cleaner,
which cut a deep gash in his neck
and nearly severed his ear. The
injured man was attended to and his
assailant took to the woojls and
escaped. We could not learn the
names. - . ... ""..' :.
Quarterly Meetings;
Second round of Quarterly Meet
ings for the Wilmington District of
the Methodist E. Church. South: '
.Tnne 14 and 15. ;r.
Bladen circuit, at Center, June
anats.
waccamaw circuit, at enuon, j uiy
i n
21 and 22.
Brunswick Mission, July 21 and 22.
T. W. GUTHRIE, kf. 5.
TDK aiAlXS. -
The malls close and arrive at the City Post
omce as touows: i
CLOSE.
Northern through malls, fast. . . .;. .8 .00 P. M
Northern throngh and way malls. . .11.00 A. M-
n. c. and a. & n. c. Kauroaas ana
routes supplied therefrom...;..... 8.00 A. M.
Kalelgh & Fayettev;e,. 6.00 P. M. and 8.00 A. M.
Koutnern way mans.......... q.ju tr. m.
Southern through malls. . ........... 9.15 P- M,
, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Western malls (C. C. Railway). .. ;: . 5.45 A. Ml
capeirear & ic v i nana points sup-
miea tnererrom. &.4 r. su
Raleisrh & Hamlet R. R. and ttolnts
supplied therefrom......: ........ 2.00 P. m;
Smith vine. aou r. m.
Wrtsrhtsvllle.... ....... 8.30 A. M.
Clinton, special.........;. ........... 3.15 P. M
TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS.
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offi
ces...:.. ..i. ........ 6.00 A. M.
Little Kl ver. s. C. and Intermediate
omces.... ........ ............... .. 34X11. m.
Cape Fear River mall. . . . ; . . . . .. . . . . . LOO P. M.
Northern and way malls.- 8.30 P. M.
Northern through mall, late. . . . .moo P. M.
boutnern maus. ...................... eo a. m.
Southernway malls; a30 A. M.
Carolina Central R. R....... 9.30 A. M.
Mails collected from street boxes in business
Eortion or city at & a. m., ii a: m. ana 4.45 r.
L and from other points of the city at 5 P. M.
and 4 A.M. . - '
General delivery open from 6.30 A. M. to 7.00
p. M.. ana on sunaays rrom 9.00 to lussu a. m.
earners aeuvery open on sunaay rrom 8.30
tO 10.3U A. M.
Money Order and Register Department open
from 8 a. ai. to 5 f. xl, continuous.
Stamp Office open from 8.00 A. M. to 5 F. ai.
stamps on sale at eeneral delivery 6.30 A.M.
to 10 A. At. ana 1 to 7 r. m.
NEW Apygicrr 8EMENT8
A Bargain.
plItST CLASS HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT
cheap. Centrally located. , Good line of ens-
tomers. Apply at .
Jyl9 2t . THIS OFFICE.
Burgaw & Onslo w B. R Co.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BURGAW
& ONSLOW R. R. CO. are requested to
meet at the Court Ilouse In Burgaw at 10
o'clock A. M., August 25th, 1888, for the pur
pose or electing a uoara 01 seven lirecrorsj
ana ior iiie Lraxiiiiicuuu uiuiiier uusiuts tiiun -
portance. . u -
W. T. BANNERMAN, ChinH. Jy SO ImW
otice.
OEALED BIDS ARE REQUESTED FOR THE
Jurcnaseoitne secona iresDytenan cnurcn
(anse, situated at the corner of Fourth and
Campbell streets, and now occupied by Rev. J.
W. Primrose. Possession will be given 1st Au
gust ana tne purcnaser must remove tne duiio-
mg at ms own expense ueiore iuin August.
Terms Cash. The Committee reserve the
rignt to reject any or all bids. Rev. J. W.
Primrose wm snow tne nouse to any one oe-
slring to purchase, send bids to either of the
Committee. '
d&. a. d. Mcdonald, .
r. s. love.
' JERE HAND.
- Committer.
WUmgtcn,X C, July 13, "3, 1713.
The tie cr Cuj ivrltcr cs r:: -nlshedtothelUitcr.
conuatLtlcaxions must be writ!
one Bide of the paper.
- Personalities razst be avc:i-a.
And It is especially and particularly c
stood thai the Editor docs not ulTvays cr :
the Tlews of rorrespondests erica sa c
in the editorial colcrans.
TCE "COLD" SODA WATER
and . 2 . 1 1 ...
WAZF8- Jteo nui line of Drr-3
' Corner S. I'ourth and Kua f
r.o. Preacrint.lnna fliiori c
or night. rr '
WANTED A MAN OF TEiirr "
steady habits, seeking earl, x
repjWMt anoMesttWl3lia.l)ui8 in i. T
state. Salary bto to innrrr-o--
ences exacted. - ; , Scrr. M'F'n i -
jy4wm - SSUci t
. Steamer Pcccpcr:
ILL. LEAVE HER WHARF, - FOOT t; .
Market street, every xaornlns' Stu:;"j cr.
cepted) at xrclock for Southpcrt cr 1 t
Forts. Retnrnlng,
o'clock p. m.
wiu
leare Soutirc
i7
CAROLINA BEAO
gTEAMER SYEVAN GROTS WILL lcavo
for Carolina Beach on" Tuesday. Wedn-v
and Thursday at ft30 a. m. and 3 p. in. ; 'J;
on afternoon trips.
Jy 16
J. w. nAi?rr:?.
uenerai
Moonlight Excurcioii
fjj CAROLINA BEACH, ";" ON "STEAM Til
iSP i3110 u Thursday; U13 i u :
tost, leaving the City at 8 o'clock, V
Train leaves Beach at 1L Music for deli:
1xrlQ J. W. IIAltFElt,
y jylSSt v General Manager.
Steam Yacht Tarpcn.
pARTIES TAKEN EVERY TR1AN TO BATH
Ilouse. ' Charter parties trp the Sonnd and t o
Sea. r Fishing, and Trolling parties ty ti-3
hour. For further particulars apply to tiio
Captain on board. . - , LETA FOTTEii
KM - . - Master.
; Sp oial Excurcion
0 STEAMER PASSPORT, from wharf f:ct
'of Market street,. Wednesday an 1 - -.
tey, at 630 p. m., returning at 7:Cj. : . )
cents. Friday evening (moonli?ht t
fifteen miles down the n ver, retuix - r
JMfjnUghtExcurnicii,
rjUIEKE WILL BE A GRAND 3SlboiLTGIIT
Excursion on the Palace "steamer 'Queen cf ft.
John's on Thursday Night, July 'ti. iro
Steamer will leave her wharf, foot r7 tv- r
I AaP?turning at u n. ra. a
.S5M S?
; l m; every parucuiaiv-xvo onj,U0naU i . wJ "
7 5Sif.tSSS
lot nwnn wvnv- uta
i irum me country can taice tuts trio ai.! bo
I (man a a a i
i Daj- auu pieasanj inne.
R- P. PADDISOr?
' ' . . .. x . . .
Jyi8
OPERA CDGC
r
By ih Cresceni'feJjfCcrpj,
Admission 50 cents.
3X13
No. 4,
Wilmington Scacoast 0, 17.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 1S,83, AT C AI
From WRmington,
.From Huri:::;
Leave.;..... 7.4'iutz.
Leave.. i a. u."
Leave.-. . 10 ra,n.
Leave.r; . . .-.12 : ) p. ci.
Leave...,.,. U;' p. 11.
Leave...'...-. 1? y. 1 1
Leave....... k.' ip.ra.
Leave. , . : r... i u.
Leave.. p. n.
Leave t .-' p. n.
Leave tzi a. c ;
Leave....... 6X1 a. m
Leave........ fcQ0a,m
Leave. . . : . . - .lftio a. m
Leave.:...... 11:40 a.m
Leave.. ...... 2:00 tx. m
Leave... . a:inn.m
Leave... ...it 4d0p.m
Leave........ &mn.m
Leave......:40p.m
Leave... 75 p,m
Leave........ msdv.m
J. H. CHADBOURN, Jr.,
Jnly 17 tf ' ' ' General Mar. r.
MoonlightExcursionto Car-
olina Boach
8TIIR. S YIiVAU QH Z
JfiJ ILL MAKE A MOONLIGHT EXCVJXZIO:;
to Carolina Beach on : . "
Leaving the city at 8 o'clock sharp.
Return-
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