ttiff .Sundays Bxueyu.
. . -very ef
POSTAGE rUJD:
m, e.oe. Three
M
month, 35 cents. .
tns. 4 ; . . carriers, free
he delivertu j ;
of the city, aiwc
or'
win'
- npf week.
antf
rfS3 .,.,., p report any
. fibers w1111:' . -prniarly.
i a1
.u.athemSst elegant form
f.r NUTRITIOUS JUIOE
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
jrfned with tbe raedieinai
.r jwssWi own to be
( beneficial to. the human
Q forming an agreeable
cure Habitual Consti
Sa, and the many ills de
on a weak or inactive
fendition of the
WLiVERflHD BOWELS.
kaieito excelled remedy known
THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When is Bilious or Constipated
SO THAT
SLH1, REFW8HW 8LCEP,
HIALTH and STRENGTH
KATURAU.Y rOLLOW.
toy one is using it and all are
ieHAtedwith. it. :
I A5K YOUR DRUQfllST FOB
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
ALIFORWA FIG SYRUP GO.
$M FtANCISCO, CAL.
VmWl. K1.. NtW YORK. N.
For sale by
BOHEKT K. llBLLAnlY,
WHOLESALE DllUGGIST, .
b2 U diw . limxagton, w. u.
UhemnatUm and Catarrli.
Jieumatlsm ajid catarrh are rxtla Dlooa
eases, in many severe cases mey nave
:aedto treatmeut wlia B. B. B. tBotanic
fcci Balmy, made by Blood Balm Co., At-
Ita, Ga. Write for took of convincing
Pots, sent tree. -
f.s.'c.AWaiita, Ga., says: "My wife
fica!irr& and notnlnir did" ner any good.
r ccastituaon Anally failed and poison -got
olierblool I placed her on a use of B. B.
ail to my surprise ner recovery ras rapid
cGcpte."
F. P. KcDanlel, AUanta. Ga., writes:
JsEKlieaacuted and bad rheumatism so
1 anil not get along wltnout crutches.
b Lid aeurakia In tne .head. First class
pitodia me no good Then I tried B. B,
adits effects were magical. I cheerfully
raaeai it as a srood tonic and quick cue.'
n MitlLia Nichols. Knoxville. Tenn..
s I nad atarrh six years and a most
couch, and my eyes were much
-es. Five bottles of u. B. B.. thank God !
lDivi3, Tjler, Texas, writes: "1 was
WinnmberoryearstospeUsof lnrlam-
j meomaustn, which six ootties or is.
Mnanfc heaven, has cnUrely cured.
1 wt feu the slightest pain since,"
v J . W :". v VV
ft.
'J.PLEJLS3 KOTICri
We wia ta r-ad p rect Ira t cc:
Cronr t X fx' . i ca r- r -a-!! r--
:
;The narae t Uie writer jBtt ix
.12
ways te far
nishedtotheEsatOR -U. T-' i'1 .r-
crnmrmicaaons .must .aau fatttexT on
bnesldeoftheper.T
tut
VOL XI I.
WILMINGTON, N WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1889-
NO 179.
Prof. J. W. Howell, a well known
educator of Rutledge, Tenn., is Jdjj
ins' of hydrophobia.' He - was bit
ten thirteen years ago by a black
and tan terrier. '- -' -
During a storm in Chicago, Satcr
day night, an unfinished building
was blown down upon a frame cot
tage,' completely demolishing it and
killing eight persons and wounding
four others very badly.
Two hundred mVri of Wilson cbuu-
ty, Tenn. have banded together for
the purpose of driving from the
county Mormon elders and converts
who have interrupted religious meet
ings and used insulthig language.
" Fourteen out of the twenty .two
pa'tent leather manufacturers of
Newark, IT. J., have signed options
td sell to English syndicates on cash
terms, but an option to take one
third in stocks is given. There is a
stipulation that ho manufacturer
who sells shall re engage in the
business within five years. The
combination is formed to maintain
priceg, as the margin is now small.
John" P. Seanlan, a friepd of the
late Dr. P. H. Cronin, of Chicago,
is quoted as saying that he believes
Clan-ari-Gael men are gathering at
"Tinnipeff, Manitoba, prepared tm
assassinate Martin Burke in the
event of his extradition in order to
prevent his return to Chicago, in the
belief that he woyld make a con
fession of . the "plot to murder Dr.
Cronin if he should fall into the
hands of the Chicago authorities.
W. V. Holden is out in a card
defending his appointment of Gris-
som as Superintendent of the In
sane Asylum. He says: "The three
best appointments I ever made were
Hon. - R. R. Bridges, in 1865, a
President of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, Hon. W.A. Smith,
.s President of the North Carolina
Road, .and Dr. Eugene Grissom,
Superintendent of the Asylum in
1868, Mr. Bridgers, it is well known,
was a Democrat."
The Acme .
ANUFACTURIN& 00".
MiXCFACTUUEKS OF
I ....
pmn, Pine Fibre and
Fibre Matting.
talNGTON, N.C.
f VfTTT -crrnm-iT lomio
:SiMtIh.Jl 13 D0W established. 1 1
atvrifSOf thld an.l nthor Ktotoo
RttrSy w a.hIsn manure
K'Pet tepSS,cedea to he equal to any
httfflt0 lability and the
I 2 found i3111 11 uas
r-icauon. mw ur W1U ce mai
1T1 t t.t
sittWei Acles in great va
FKE.Mlneral Water; come in
1 .7
powers,
S9
8um
Market!
&C, SPKINK-
Bottom
hiJ LiUly maiL Onefre
torr , v - " .
-T , Uiat)UI1t supply pf
"aa, Per month. Chil
4 , 4ue Uncoiaton, N.C.
The residents of Swoyer's Hill, a
few miles above Wilkesbarre, Pa
were greatly alarmed Saturday
morning by the settling of a large
area over the workings of Enter
prise Colliery A considerable nuui
ber of dwellings are located on the
distributed tract, but .so far the
only dwellings injured are those of
George Eicke, Peter Newman and
Michael Welsh. The cause of the
settling of surface is supposed to be
the removal of too large a propor
tion of coal;
Maj. J. C. Winder, General Man- -
m a .jr - , 1- I
ager oi me K. & G. R. R., R. &
A. L. and the C. C. R. R., was
the city yesterday.
The First Ward Democratic Club
will -meet to night at 8.15 o'clock in
Brooklyn Hall.- A full attendance
is earnestly desired. . f r
Pimples, boils and other humors
are liable to appear whn the blood
gets heated. To cure them, take
Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1'
reports 16
a.
9 children
Refreshing and Invigorating
A. i Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
in Munds Brothers1 magnificeut new
soda fountain1 at a temperature 1 of
! 34. Purest Fruit Svrup, Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water. .
Capt. F.' M. James
interments, 7 adults and
in Oak Grove cemetery during the
month of July, closing to day.
There some talkv of forming
another mIKtary company here. Iln
1860 Wilmington had three. fine vol
unteer companies ana surely we
ouht to do as well now "as then.
This is the last day of the second
iaammer month. There is but one
month more of the technical Sum
mer left, and then, heyl for the
festive oyster and the toothsome
rice bird.
The colored firemen of Charlotte
will run a big excursion to this city
on Friday next. They will be fully
equipped with reel and base ball
teauts. They will remain here three
days.
Physicians are recommending salt
water baths to some of their patients
here. Those not strong enough to
buffet the waves are recommended
to try still water, as clear and as
salt as can be found. " j
Stoves. We have a very large
line, made by the best factories, q
the latest and'most improved styles,
which we guarantee to baKe ana
cook well and to give general satis
faction. Our low prices will aston
ish and our Stoves please you. N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
A New York morning paper prints
a sensational story alleging that the
notorious Madame Restelle, who
was arrested at her palatial home,
Fjf th avenue and Fifty-second street,
New York city, April 8th, 1878, on a
charge of malpractice, and who was
supposed to have committed suicide
by cutting her throat in her bath
room, is no vr living in the suburbs
of Paris, the body upon which the
coroners jury found its veraicc
having been one of the wouan's
victims.
LOCAL isrBTrs-
. Index to Itisw advertisements
U F riKNT Clothing
Muxns Bros Pharmacists
W M Cumminq Miittresses .
CHAsF.J3lf0WNK, Agt Butter
TATI.or's Bazaar Bear in Mind
K II Bcntixg Commissioner's Sale
R II Grakt Administrator's Notice
Brcxhild, SntOif & Co Liquors, etc
The. Cape Fear is still very muddy
but the freshet is running off.
We have a few Fluting Machines
which we are closing out at less than
factory cost. See them. cN. Jacobi
Hdw. Co V
Burglars. Be secure from them
by putting our Burglar Proof Locks
on your bunas. They are - cneap
and can be put on by the-most in
experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co t -
Paint your house "with. Regal
Ready Mixed Paint. It is the best
and cheapest. You will find all col
ors iu any desired quantity at the
aitory s agents, N, Jacobi Hdw.
Co. . .i. . ' ; . ; v t -
correspondent of .the Greens-
The Charlotte Chronicle says that
the contract for the grading ; of 50
miles of the Georgia, Carolina and
Northern Railroad was given out in
Chester Saturday. The work was
jot in small sections, and quite
number of contractors are interest
ed.
a
To Dispel Colds.
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
the system effectually, yet gently,
when costive or bilious, or when the
blood is impure or sluggish, to per
manently cure ' habitual constipa
tion, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, ue
Syrup of Figs. ;
1h L.ttrj Law,
The following are included uhder
the head of Lotteries in seption 15
schedule B, of an act to ''Raise Rev
enue," laws of 1889. "Every gift
enterprise, or any person, or estab
lishment offering any article for sale
and proposing to present purchasers
with any gift or prize as an induce
ment to purchase, fifty dollars. On
any lottery, whether known as! a
beneficial asspciatiop, gif$ cpneert
or otherwise, one thousand dollars
on every itinerant dealer in prize
photographs, or prizes of any kind,
one hundred dollars in each county
in which the business is conducted.'
The Mattress Factory,
(B'rom Messenger Encampment Issue.)
One of our young men, Mr. W. M.
Cumming, is in a ; business, that
ought to be encouraged, for it is not
only a home industry, but' one that
adds to our city's health and our
citizen's comfort. It is the manu
facture and renovating of mat
tresses, and includes such other ar
ticles i that line as springs, pil
lows, cushions, bolstei-s, etc An old
mattress is often , both uncom.f ort
able and unhealthy, and to have it
renovated and remade becomes both
a duty ana a pleasure, especially
when the work can be. done and
well done, in one day, "as Mr. Cum-
mmg is jjreparea to ao. me rac
tory is situated on Princess street
(No. 17), and is fully equipped with
the newest patented machinery to
do all kinds of work. The hair pickl
ing machine is especially well adap-
ted to uo mis important uraucn oi
the work. - !
Our friends in the country wrould
find it to their advantage to write
to Mr. Cumming if they desire their
old hair (or moss, or other) mat '
tresses made over at small cost.-' .
Wherr oar readers ;consider that
"one third of their Ijvesia spent in
lied " and that in all times of weak
' . . . .
of weariness anu oi sicnness
boro' Workman cays that Rev. R. G.: ne?
Pearson, the eyangelist, is just now they seek the bed for recuperation
recovering from a sprained knee, , jeb l, u , . -
the result of a fall some weeks ago. iard-to buying a good set of
He has had to go about on crutches fprSTgs and a nice hair mattress, or
for five weeks. having tne om ones waue oyer.
Kicarslon from Mi. OUv.
There is an excursiom party, here
to day from Mt. Olive. The party
numbers ;n aH about SQ0,jabouttwo
i thirds of whom are colored. Some
of these went down on the Seacoast
Railroad, and others to 'Carolina
Beach, while still others remained
in the city.-;- r;.: ;M-;V--ii
Crops About liw;- Kyf-
-llr. J. T. Collins; of Burgawr, ar
rived here this monning and ; went
down to Wrightsville -fro spend the
day.' ; In, a brief interview j he In
formed us that the crops are looking
well in his section but that he fears
the r.aias will injure the cotton.
They have already hurt the fruit
crop. ' ; :--j--- ""
A Fin Conntry. .1
A gentleman in this city, who
paid a visit yesterday to the upper
part of Brunswiek county, says that
the crops all along the line of tle
road he traversed are i truly
magnigcent.. Cotton, corn, peas
and potatoes are all in splendid
mdition, not.withsWimiLiDS tis.
heavy rains. He says also tkat it
appears to be a perfect paradise for
ui tsiucu. - x u v i c aic iuii ui vuung
partridges in the woods, and fields
and some : of the prettiest fresh
water streams for fishinghehas ever
seen, The drawback, however, lies
in the fact that it is an almost inac
cessible country. There are two
ferries to cross to get there and our
friend had to pa y $1.75, roing and
coming, for a horse and buggy to
cross these. !
Very Pleasant and Very Apyrqpriate.
One of the most interesting: inci
dents kpown in the histery of Cape
Fear Lodge, No. 2, I. O. O. F took
place in the Lodge room last night;
ltjwas the presentation to Mr.'R. J.
Jones, Past Grand Master, of an
elegaat jewel. '- ; j J
Mr. Jones is the ranking member
of the Order ; in North Carolina,
having been initiated htto Cape
Fear Lodge on the 8th day of July,
1845, and continuing an active nein
ber since that time, he has filled all
the offices in the subordinate Lodge,
been Grand Master of the Order in
the State, Representative to the
Sovereign 6frand Lodge of he
United States, and for" a number of
years has been Treasurer of ttie
Grand Lodge of JeTth Carelima. 1m
tokem of their appreciation of -these
facts ad the esteem ki which Mr.
Jones is held, hi fellow members of
tne Lodge presented him last night
with a handsome testimonial a P,
G. M. Jewel, of solid silver lined
'i m rri a '!
wirn goia. .xne presentation was
made by P. G. John D. Bel
lamy, Jr., in i behalf of the
brethren, very handsomely and in
a little speech tbat was a real gem.
air, jones, aipnougn tasen oy surs
prise, responded happily and feel
ingly. After the; presentation some
very fine music was rendered - by
quartette of members Messrs. Jos
D. Smith, J. W. Fleet, John Grant
and Wm. Register, with Mr. E. Pi
Boatwriglst at the organ; j ;
The jewel presented Mr. Jones i
of gold and silver, in form emblam-j
atic of the order, and is engraved'on;
one siae witn tne words, "li. J.j
Jones. P. G. M.," and on the other,!
VFrom members of Cape Fear Lodge;
b. 2, I. O.-O F.', in recognition of
44 years active service. July 8,th,'
1889." -
This has been one of .the pleasant
days of Summer. The themometor
recorded but 87 degrees at 1 o'clock,'
I; Headquarters for Sash, Doors and
Builders' Supplies is the N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. -.They sell the best goods
at prices thatyou payi for those ! of
an inferior quality. ? - '
Work oa the new school building
on Fifth street, near Chestnut is
progressing jrfowly bnl account of
the rain. Mr. Post says: that he is
working " bet ween -showers," but
that he will get there all the same
and that the building, will ' be read
at th pecifie(rtime. " T
Mr. S. S. Satchwell, Jr., who has
been for some years past in Mr.
Kenlys office, A. C. Line, in this
city, left here last night for Savant
nah, where he will fill a position jn
the office of the G.P.& F. A. of theS.
F. & W. R. R. He has many friends
here who wish him - a prosperous
career in his new home. - :
- Personalities most Do afbilea f ; - '
And it is especial aaa pamcularly enfler
stood that theEtorCocs not always enflorso
the'.Tiewspi eonreeptaheatt 'oSess' so etatea
in the editorial oolnnins. " K ; .. . : -
- j Sale of Real Estate.
We in vite attention to tlie .Ifaci
tliatJIr;-IIX3untVnff7':?Comml8':':
sioner.;will offer fortsaleVat public
auction to morrow,at 12 o'clock at
the Court Hopse oor,SQyeral pieces
of vafuabletf eal "'esUVeVThree lota
to be offered are tat and near ? the :
corner of Dawson andEighth streets,
and a tract of 195 acres -in -Federal
Point township 13'also to be sold. '
NBTV ApVEBTISCmsiITOr
O 111153 Q0I COOKING BUTTER,
aose consiment I wui seil at ll'tents per
pound. . ' , - . :
'8. V. BROWNE, Art, '
?f ater llnfftoa, it C.
jy.ol tf ow, . v- (star copy.) . - - i
I : Shirts, w e have got, them by the
million, made by good and skilful
hand; come and see us, we can save
you over fifty five per cent. We'll
not charge you fancy prices, treat
you well, don't be afraid,; therefore
come and patronize; us money sav
ed is uaoaey made, at, the " Wilming
toa tthirtFae tory, 122 Market street.'
Sign of the blue awning. k ,
Sase Ball. r -
Be sure to see the game to mor
row afternoon at 4.30, between' the
Clarendon and Exoelsior clubsV
Johnson, from Cleveland, Ohio, will
pitch for the Clarendons. The bat
tery for the Excelsior is fine. Street
cars will run to and from the
grounds. The management of the
clubs have issued 10 complimentary
tickets to ladies. Admission 25 cents,
children 10 cents. .
City Cou,rt. . -
Before the. Mayor this morniag
Wlliam Northan was eharged with
disorderly conduct but the case was
continued. ,
Robert Johnson, disorderly, was
Ined $20' or 30 days.
a
-Fay's Automatic Fa Attachment.
This grand invention far keening
cool, and the flies off at the same
time, is just being, introduced: and
will have an enormous sale during
he hot months. It can ntfnnh.
ed to any Rocking Chair made, and
will fan the occupant of the cfcair
while h rocks himself. W can be
attached to Cribs KCradles and
will fan the. sleeper. It" is
to the sick and invalids, who will
require less care from the nurse. It
is rnvtiiuauie ia every household. It
is cheap, ornamental and usefuLand
wil 1 last for many yearsr The Com
pany . Wisn to secure an Agent- at
once in every county. It is a bo
nanza for Agents dnring the- hot
months. Over one thousand sold in
Pittsburgh in two weeks. Pays one
hundred per cent, profit. Sample
complete, handsomely niefce! plated,
sent on rece.pt of 2.00 1 r
and terms to Agents sent td all.
J A. F ATTACHMENT CO.,
d4w tft Pittsburgh, Pa.;
SPECIAL NOTICE I
XYZJtRE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
Wholesale Liquor House
In the State, havrhg established business In v
1868. Twenty-one years' experience taught us
all about it, and since we buy our brands of
MADE TO SUIT OUR TRADE, WE CAN AP
" ; PORD TO GIVE YOU" ; " :
Better Goods for Less Money .
XIIAN ANY OTBMl 991 1& WX THIS
STATEAND AT LEAST ;7 r.
As Low as mj Firm in ill Uoidd States.
wejlfy113 Cal1 an1 WG WlU prove t0 you ftU
BrunMldjSinion&Go.,
y 111 N. Front St.,
v Dealers In Liquors, Cigars and Tebaccos.
jy 31 tr .. .. ;
Administrator's Sale,
QN SATUR DAY, THE 3D DAY OF AUGUST
next, at 10 o'clock a. ni, on theremlses iatey'
ly occupied by, Mrs. . Elsy A. Lumsden, - oh
Front street, under an order of the superior
Court of New Hanover county, I win seU at
public auction, -FOR CASH, that valuable
stock of - ...
' -' . AND OTHER GOODSrAND :
of whlofe she died possessed,
" K. H. GRANT, Adm'nT,
July ?4, 1889. - jy24eoatsex .
I unaries VfaiKer, abandonment
was found not guilty. -i .
Rachael Smith," disorderly .con
duct, case continued to-morrow. ,
Two parties were-arraigned for
keeping unlicensed dogs.
; iippinott's Magazine.
The complete novel in ZiipplncotCs
for August, "An Invention of- the
Enemy," is furnisked by W. H.
Babcpck. The plot hinges upon tke
legal fight between two inventors
for the sasce pateat, and works p
to a: powerful denouement. Mr.
George Tf . Childs presents the third
instalment of his very ' interesting
"Recollections." Another -article
dealing with reminiscences is Jas.
M. Scovel's "Recollections of Abra
ham Lincoln." The short stories in
this number are supplied .bxRollo
Ogden and Albion W, Tourgee. "A
Literary Boarder" by the former is
very amusing and clever. A very
timely article is "Floods and their
Causes." "Why I Deny Evolution,"
is a startling and , original plea for
creation and a personal creator.
Miss J. K. Wetherill presents an ori
ginal plea for dreamers and illusions
in "Magiciansand Feather Dusters.'
''Where is Mr. Stevenson?" has some
clever tilings to say. -a. orignt skii i And also onapieceorpaxperoflandlyinein
is contri buted bv f Julius Ha wtliorne I lXPIPl County,
. i uuiuiucu ouu ueavniwa hs iouows: lieinS tne
Commissioner'sSale of fieal
Estate for Partition,
gY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree of sale male on the 10th day of July, A.
D. 1889, by the Superior court of New Hanover
County, State of North - Carpllna, in a certain
special proceeding pending in said Court. -wherein
John V. Grairfrer is rrtiinMfr ami vanl :
3if Dawsom Grainrer, Okas. S. Wrainrer, heirs
at law er isaace b. araurr, deceasec, amtf
Wm. L. Smith, their euaiiMLlan. and sfnmiA
Savage, heir at law of John II. Savage,aceas
ed, and M. Bellamy, her guardian ad
litem, are defendants, the undersign
ed, the Commissioner appelate y , the
aferesald decree, made - in said cause,
will sell by public huetlon, to the kirhest bid
der, at the Court House door, in th City of
Wilmington, In the caunty of Net? Hanover
aforesaid, on Tifursdar, August 1st, 1889?
at 12 o'clock, the following deseslbed property,
situated in County of New Hanover afore-
saia,jtounaea ana aescrjoea as f cuews:
One lot In the City of Wllminsrtcn. eelmer the
1 , in Block 37. on the south
western half of lot
western corner or nawspn and Eighth streeta
runmngnenee W leet-with the line of Bighthu.
street, thence west 165 feet, thence north 60 . :
iwju wim me line vi uawson street, lu lees to
the beginning; alse, anotheV lot, being the
nilt.hfnRt'm fnnrtti tt . lnt o in mmr Z
A .v VU. - .WV AAA &MV4, yy
ginning 99 feet from the Southwestern corner -of
Dawson and Eighth streets and runnlir
thence south with the line Eighth street 35
feet, thence west 165 feet, thence north 33 feet
thence east 105 feet to the beginning; also, an
other lot being east half of lot 3, In block 87, ia
said City of Wilmington, 'beginning 132. feet
from the said ceraer of Dawson and Eighth
streets, thence running south with the une of
Eighth street 68 feet, thence north 66 feet.
entitled "French Propriety."
I'About Foot Lights,1' tells in an eh
tertaining manner the story of the
origin and evolution of these neces;
sary appendages to the stage. Poems
are contributed by Daniel Dawson,
Walter Leonard, land Dora Read
Goodale. : The various departments
are up to their usual standard of ex
cellence. :
"A Word to the TVls is Sufficient."
Catarrh is not simply an incon
yenience, unpleasant to tne susierer
and disgusting to othersit is an
advanced outpost of: approaching
disease of worse type. Do notTieg-
ect its warning; it brings deadly
evils in its train. Before it -is too
late, : use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Item
ed y. It reaches the seat or trie
ailment, and is the only thing tnat
will. You may dose you rseii witn
quack medicines 'till it is too late
'till the streamlet becomes a resist
ass torrent. It is the matured iu
vention of a scientific physician.
word to the wise is sufficient."
thport, leave" at ci5 a. m. and 5 p.m.
r, leave Seuthport at a. m. and
"A
,- Ferecasle. . .
PnrNortii Carolina fair in west'
ern part, showers in eastern portion
And stationary temperature. Jeor
Wilmington -showers.
said land on which John " II. savatrw nKida
containing one hundred and ninety-five acres.
adjoining the land of s.-J. Teboe and others!
This 10th day of July, 18W.
, r It. II. BUNTING,
Jylojw wed commissioner. .
Ca r 6 1 i n a B e a c h .
STEAMERS SYLVAN GROVE AND PASS
PORT leave dally.- Sundays and Mondara
excepted, as follows for Carolina Beach and
Soutnport:
- For caroUna Beach at 9:30 a. m., 24 p. tcL
5 9. m. and 7 p. m. Trains returning, leave
Carolina Beach at 7:30 a. m.. 12:30 p. 5.15
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Returnlns.
3 p. m.
TlcSets by boats leaviag at 5 p., m. and 7 p
m., good to return same day only, 25 cents.
Carolina Beach being siUiated upwards of
It miles from any channel or inlet ealculatctl
to produce dangerous currents, the most in
experienced can safely enjoy the pleasures of -surf
earning by simply observing the wain
rules of prudence and common sense.
- New-soli-water bathing houses. . supplied
with ocean water for ladles and chllODeaT are
now open with poute- female-attendants in
waitlDg. - - - . . -.
' Fresh nsh )f all kinds can also always to
obtained in abundance.
: Wharf between JUaVket and Prlneess Stsi.
v- ' JOHN W. HPERV
jy 6 tf nac . General Manager;
II EXIC AN SnERBET,
1 -A'DELICTQUS BEVEXAGE.
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