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WILMINGTON, N, C, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1889.
NO 195.
the viasrs of correspondents oniess so stated
In the editorial columns.
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LOCAL3STEWS,
Index to Nkw Advbrtiskmknts
li P Penny Clothing . ;
See local ad of I Shrier '! - "
Maettn t Davis For Sale
W M CcKMiNQ Mattresses
Mckds Duos Pharmacists
Excursion Bladen St M B Church
W. M.
for sale.
Camming has Pino Fibre
W. M. Camming
Nets and Bars.
sells
Mosquito
t
.. :- .t, most elezant form
...MtC 111 IM
STtweaho nutritious juioe
1 THE
FIGS OF
ilia mriinnn.1
Wised wiiu -
r-wc-tnnwtl to be
S beneficial, to the human
L forming an agreeable
nve laxative to perma
fcure Habitual Coristi-
,5rL ana t"c j -2.
on a weak or inactive
Son of the 1
irKEYS, LIVER Anu bUWtLO.
cellet remedy known to
gnEIUESrSTEH EFFECTUALLY
fiacne is Bilious or Constipated
SO THAT
NtlOOOD, REFRE8HIWQ SLEEP,
SLTH and 8TRENQTH
HATURAU.Y FOLLOW.
fvery one is using it and all are
Hehtedwithit.!
ASK YOUn UKUVMH rvn
rraTjr or
KAMUFACTURtD ONLY BY
WJFORMAFIG SYRUP CO.
mmi.il. NEW YORK. N. Y
ROmiT R. BELLAMY,
WHOLESALE DKUGGIST,
acijljitw j Wilmington, N. C
Mercurial Poison,
locurj is frequently injudiciously used by
uttfloctors in cases pi malaria and blood
Its alter effect 13 worse than the
irietosl dlsww. B. B. B. (Botanic Biooa
aim) ooLtains no mercury, hut will eliminate
ercwial poison from the system. Write to
iootJ Biha Co., itlanta, Ga., for book of
DTtnetig proof of its curative virtue.
A. F. Britton, Jackson, Tenn., writes: "I
jxurmalirtain Louisiana, and when the
to last broke my system was saturated
raft poison; and 1 had sores in my mouth and
:V3iay tongue. 1 got two bottles of B.
il,wtlch healed my tongue and mouth and
atiDewman of me."
fiKehmond, Atlanta, Ga., writes: "My
codd hardly see. Doctors called It syph
atrttn Her eyes were in a dreadful con
gas. Her appetite failed- She had pain in
Jtotg and bones. Her kidneys were de
iwdilso, and no one thought she could be
De. Clllam recommended B. B. B.,
she used until her health was entirely
lajones. Atlanta, Ga., writes: "Iwas
wiun copper colored eruptions, loss of
, In Da5k"- acnm? Joints, debility.
ru, mas ui uair, sore inroat.ana great
Psness. B.B.B.DUt mvsTStem ItTatia
KssKaLB -
Barney, one of the Atlantic en
gine horses, reported by us on Sat
urday as beinp$ very sick, is dead.
We have a few Fluting Machines
which we are closing out at less than
factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co t
We are sorry to hear that Mr. W.
H. Sneed, manager of the Knoxville
Furniture Cow is quite sick and
confined to his bed.
Miss Bertie Altaffer, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, we are
glad to say is better and will resume
her dressmaking in a few days.!
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economy ana strengtn are pecu
liar to Hood's Sarsaparilla, the only
medicine of which '"'100 DoSes One
Dollar" is true.
Headquarters for Sash, Doors and
Builders1 Supplies is the !N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. Xhey sell the best goods
at prices that you pay for those of
in inferior quality, j
Mr. Martin T. Davis, real estate
agent, announced in this issue a
number of desirable dwellings and
building sites for sale in various sec
tions of the city, ee ad.
I am closing out everything AT
COST FOR CASH. No humbug in
this. Making room for new goods,
at I. Shrier's, S. E. corner Princess
and Front streets. tf
Burglars. Be secure from them
by putting our Burglar Proof Locks
on your blinds. They are cheap
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
orslin any desired quantity at the
factory's ajjejits, N. Jacobi Hdw.
Co. t
Five new locomotives have re
ceutly been received at the W. & W,
Company shops in this city. Three
of these are for 'the W. & W. R. R.
and two for the North Eastern R.
R. They will all be put together
here.
Mr. I. Shrier is now comfortably
and conveniently located in his
handsome new quarters, southeast
corner of Front and Princess streets,
Junes C. Muiids, Ast ,
DKUGGIST. '
mii jjxe op pure drugs and which were thoroughly renovated
t25 Physicians' prescripuons a spe- for his reception. He will go JNorth
Mwranaxoilet Articles in cn
uiesian Well j
iflassFKEE.
uweii in a fe w days to purchase new goods.
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Jan 15
The Acme
fiANUFAOTURING 00
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AXITACTTJKERS OP
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Pine Fibre and
Fibre Matting. :
Tlfu
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i "auuOPOURFBUTIL1ZKS
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A large excursion party from Wel
don and intermediate points on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
is expected here on Wednesday.
Six coaches have been chartered.
The train will arrive here about 11
o'clock in the forenoon.
Stoves. We have1 a very large
line, made bv the best factories, of
the latest and most improved styles,
which we guarantee to bake and
cook well and to give general satis
faction. Our low prices will aston
ish and our Stoves please you. N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
MrwP1' 13 now established, and
-tfen."1 years' nsAlTi thn hands nf
15!
r3 Bjniaae irom the leaves of our
or this and other states will
liiTrpca a high grade manure
Charlotte News: A letter received
yesterday from Mr. Eccles, gives a
glowing account of the stay of the
Charlotte party in Vepice, They
. conceded to "n" r -nere quite a party oi ixonn
UrttteS??" durability and the Carolinians, including Mr. Peiii-
fjSiiir broke Jones and family, and Mr.
PsL,5aVelfuffirof Walters, of Wilmington, and Mr. H.
!SWn21)el,!SM C- Smith of Raleigh.
million, made bv good and skilful
fPlSfon. 0ur offlce orwmbe mall-
:a'olin
S1 una Beach.
'iSXno0110 AND PASS
A&.Sundar Mondays
I0U0W3 for Carolina Beach and
U.d36 dfl:30 20 P: m.,
UWctf",'71811113 returning, leave
i '
?St fifc l?.ave at fta. m. and 5 p.
bund: come and see us, we can save
Vou over fifty five per cent. We'll
not charge you fancy prices, treat
! yo"U well, don't be afraid, therefore
come and patronize; us money sav
i ed is money made, at the Wilming
ton ShirtFactory, 123 Market street.
Sign of the blue.awning. tf :
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To Dispel Colds.
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse
.&&8Bleavlnat5p. m. and 7 p.
S4 Kh eday nly, 25 cents.
the system effeetaally. yet gently,
yrffSLJJSil when costive or bilious, or when the
Inn Cc and rfnrTinr c-nu. I la vn,iA clnrvrvicli -v rvnr
tion. to awaken the kidneys and
fll .v.l tinda MTl Olcn ntni.im'hal n ka.lflllf nltlVl'ftT WlfflMlt.
!-. -uaritet And PHniwoa Ct-D .
i'tt JOHN w. HAKPElC
;7j.a?d common sense.
JSTSSSa habitual constipa
fof
irritatini? or weakening them, use
Syrup of Figs.
W. M. Camming' renovates
Mattresses.
old
t
Messrs. !FankWflliams and Harry
Boat wright have gone North on a
short trip.
Mr.T. A. Kerchner, of Baltimore,
is here on a brief visit to his brother,
Col. F. W. Kerchner. -
Throw dull care to the winds at
Carolina Beach and go down there
to morrow evening to the Masquer,
ade Ball advertised for that occa
sion. It promises to be a very en
joyable event. There will be good
music for" dancing and fireworks
also. The Grove will leave at 5
o'clock and the Passport at 7. The
fare is only 25 cents.
The Remedy Is Easy.
There is complaint about the street
sweeping. As it is the dust is swept
up dry and as a consequence it per
vades everything. On Saturday last
the sweepers were at work on South
Front street, during the busiest
hours of the day, and more than one
person got some of it in his Sunday
dinner. The remedy is easy. The
streets should be sprinkled before
they are swept.
The Island Reach HoteT
Mr. Horace Piatt has resigned
the Island Beach Hotel into the
hands of the Seacoast R. R. Co. and
has made an assignment to Capt.
J. R. Nolan for the benefit of his
creditors. The announcement will
cause surprise as the general im
pression has been that the hotel has
done a good business this season.
The house will be kept open, how
ever, and Capt. Nolan, on behalf of
the Company, will see that it is well
kept. An official announcement to
this effect will be made in a day or
two, probably to morrow.
Fatal Accident.
A dreadful accident occurred at
Messrs. Parsley & Wiggins' steam
sawmill, at Hilton, on Saturday
evening, shortly after our paper had
been issued. Mr. J. Davenport, the
sawyer, attempted to adjust a belt
which had slipped from a pulley
and his sleeve was caught in the
belt and he was dragged up above
the floor. As soon as possible the
machinery was stopped and the an
fortunate man was released, but his
injuries were seen at a glance to be
fatal. His right arm was drawn
from the socket and his left arm was
broken and mutilated. Dr. Wright
was telephoned for and arrived at
the mill in a very short time but
nothing could be done and the un
fortunate man died a few minutes
after the arrival of the physician.
Mr. Davenport was about 35 years
old and was unmarried. He came
here from Suffolk, Va., and had
been employed at the mill only
about two weeks, where he had
eriven ereneral satisfaction. An in-
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quest was deemed unnecessary.
' Freeman-Cowan File Uo.
We are pleased to know that the
Atlantic Coast Line has adopted the
Freeman-Cowan File as the most
useful device for filing and posting
rates under the Inter State Coin
merce law.
Mr, Stephen G. Cowan, the Presi
dent of the Company, is a native
Wilmingtonian and we wish him
the greatest possible success. He
now occupies the position of Chief
Assistant in the Division Freight
and Passenger Agent's office of the
Richmond & Danville Railroad, at
Richmond, having years of fruitful
experience in this line of railroad
ing. We understand that Mr.
Cowan does not give up his railroad
business, but simply accepts the
position of President of the File
Company because he is a principal
stockholder and the device is largely
of his own invention.
From what we have heard of the
file, we think its very general adop
tion only ft question of time, a large
proportion of the Northern roads
having already placed them in use.
Again Jwe wish our friend, Mr.
Cowan, success with his invention.
The place of manufacture is in
Richmond, Va.
. Don't Read This for S50O.
For many years, through nearly
every newspaper in the land, the
proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, who are thoroughly re
sponsible, financially, as any one
can easily ascertain by" proper en
quiry, have offered, in good faith, a
standing reward of-$500 for a case
of nasal catarrh, no matter how
bad, or of how long standing, which
they cannot cure.
- A Sunday School Robbed.
When the Sunday School of St.
John's Church was opened yester
day afternoon it was found that
some one had robbed the mite chest.
There was considerable money in it
but it is not known how much. The
chest was locked up in a closet. The
thief broke into the closet by forcing
the lock on the door. There is no
clue as yet but ! the robbery must
have been perpetrated by soma one
who knew that the money was
there. ".'"-' '"' I L : .
Saturday Night's Fire.
The alarm of fire about 9 o'clock
on Saturday night came from the
store No. 10 Market street, recently
occupied by Mr. Samuel Bear. Mr.
Bear had recently transpoid much
of his .stock to his new store but
there were still a number of articles
stored there. The fire was soon
suppressed by the Department.
There is about $500 loss on the stock,
which was uninsured, and perhaps
the same amount on the building
which was owned by Mr. L. Vollers
and which was insured with Messrs.
Northrop, Hodges & Taylor, in the
Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool
for $2,000. No one' knows the cause
of the fire.
A Handsome Publication.
From Mr. Jno. M. Rose, Secretary
of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley
R. R., we have received a copy of a
very handsome publication, just is
sued in book form, descriptive of the
road from Mt. Airy, at the base of
the Blue Ridge, to this -city. It is
handsomely illustrated with a num
ber of beautiful views, all true to
nature, because all are made from
photographs. The City Hall here
is shown up in all of its handsome
proportions and a picture of the
moss-covered oaks at Hilton and
one of surf bathing on the coast near
the city are thoroughly realistic. In
all there are 29 beautiful full page
engravings and a forge map show
ine the line of the railway and its
connections. !
The Fire Teams.
Barnev. the horse belonging to
W. S. F. E. Co. No. 1, which died
last night, was a valuable animal,
well trained and with a wonderful
instinct. Last Saturday night, al
though then very near his end, he
arose as soon as the fire alarm was
sounded and staggered to his stall,
where he stood waiting to have the
harness dropped upon him. x
It is a fact that there is not now
a thoroughly serviceable learn for
anv one of the three fire steamers
in this city, nor for the Hook & Lad
der Co. The cause of this is as
cribed mainly to the fact that the
horses were worked sometimes dur
ing the recent rains and thus be.
came chilled when overheated with
work. The city mules, also, it is
said, have suffered from the same
cause. The engines weigh about
5,500 to 6,000 pounds each and they
need good, strong, healthy horses
to pull them.
Weather Crop Bulletin.
The. reports of; correspondents of
the Weekly Crop Bulletin; publish
ed by the North Carolina Experi
ment Station and State Weather
Service,cooperatipg with the United
States Signal Service," show that
there has been about an average
rainfall, temperature and sunshine.
The general effect upon the crops
has been somewhat favorable, es
pecially cotton, tobacco and corn.
Prospects decidedly better than
last week's. With favorably sea
sons" it is possible thaf an ayerage
crop may yet be made.1 Farmers
decidedly. hopeful. In the Eastern
district, however, the returns are
not quite so favorable In this dis
trict' there has been a slight excess
of rainfall and average tempera
ture and very little sunshine. The
general effect upon crops has been
somewhat unfavorable, especially
to corn and cotton. But the sum
mary for this district is j made up
from very meagre returns. With
two exceptions these are j from the
Northeastern portion of the " State.
Brunswick is the only county South
of Craven which was lieard from
and the report from South port says:
"Seasonable weather. Fine potatoes
and corn and garden stuff."
Refreshing and Invigorating
Delicious Boda Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers- magnificeut new
soda fountain at a temperature of
34. Purest Fruit Syrup.Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water.
The ladies of Bladen Street M. E.
Church will give an excursion to the
Hammocks on Wednesday next.
The train will leave Front Street
Depot at 9.30 a. -m.
Forecasts.
For North Carolina, fair weather,
and stationary temperature. For
Wilmington and vicinity, fair
weather.
A Great Farmers' Mass Meeting.
In view of the tact that the rates
for transportation are the lowest
that can be obtained and therefore
put it in the power of the , largest
number of our farmers, especially
those at a distance, to come togeth
er for conference and discussion,1
and fcr the further fact that a great
deal-of interest in this way of dis
play in stock and farm products
will instruct and benefit them; and
the farther fact that excursion will
be run from Northern cities to Ral-f
eigh during that week, where an
opportunity will be given to owners
of land to meet tnose wno are aesir
iouaof Inspecting them, it is deem
ed advisable and of ad vantage to call
a grand mass meeting of the farmers
r i riL. x J.1 ! 1. . T 1 - I 1.
oi tne otate m me city ui lAiiitin
Oct. 15th and the subscribed com
rnittee have consented to act as a
board of i management:
S. B. Alexander,1 Prest. State Al
liance. 1
Elias Carr, Prest. Ag'i Clubs.
J. Van Lihdley, Prest. State Hor
ticuitural Society.
W. R. William's, Master State
Grange.
John Robinson, Commr. Ag't.
L. L. Polk, Sec'y State Alliance
and Prest. So. Ins. F. Assts.
H. T. J. LudwigJ Sec'y Grange.
J. A. Lineback, Sec'y State Hort.
Society.
Distinguished speakers from other
States and this btate will deliver
addresses on special subjects. The
occasion will be made one long to
be remembered, and it will be the
endeavor to make it create in the
farmers a new and firmer spirit, the
results of which will be of lasting
practical value. 4
7.00 A. M. 9.00 A. M
8.15 A-M. 9.00 A. M
8.45 A. M. 9.30 A. M
9.30 A. M. 9.45 A. M
THE MAIL. SCHEDULE.
The malls close and arrive at the City post
office as follows:
OUTGOING MAILS DAILY.
CLOSE. LEAVE
VViLand Wash.78)lst Dis
WlLand Wash.(78) 2d Dls
Wrlghtsville
Southnort..
Wil. and Ruth 1.20 r. M. 2.20 P. M
Clinton and Gold. (special) 3.30 P. M. 4.00 P. M
wil. ana jacK. (23).. 5.3U v. m. e. r. m
Wll. and Ruth.. 6 30 P. M. 7.30 P. M
WiL and" Jack. -(27) 9.30 P. M. jOICP.M
Wil. and Wash. (14)... ....11.15 P. M. lsasr.M
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Brunswick 6.00 A. M.
Cape Fear River mail 1.10 P. M. 2.00 P. M.
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Onslow.. 7.00 A.M.
INCOMING MAILS DAILY.
ARRIVE AT P. O,
Charlotte and Maxton. .............. f.55 A. M
Wil. and Jaak : 8.40 A. M.
Clinton and Goldsboro 11.50 A. M.
Wll. and Ruth 12.5) P. M.
Wrlghtsville 6.00 P. M.
SouthDort 4.40 P. M
Wll. and Wash. (23) 6.10 P. M.
WiL and Wash. (27) ....10.00 P. M
W ll. and Jack. (14). .1 . .11.55 PTM.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Brunswick..,,. , 5.00 P.M.
TUESDAYS AND, FRIDAYS.
Cape Fear River. 7.00 A. M.
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
OnslOW 7.00 P. M
GEO. Z. FRENCH, P. M.
July 22nd. 1889.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Excursion.
T LADEN-STREET M. E. CHURCH WILL
give an Excursion to the Hammocks on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21ST. Train Will
leave Atlantic Coast Line Depot at 9:30 a. m.
aug 19 it
For Sale.
H
OUSE CORNER TIIIiiD AND CASTLE
streets; house on Queen, between Third and
Fourth streets; house and vacant lot on Fifth,
between Queen and Wooster: store and dwell
ing corner Castle and seventh streets; two
houses on Ninth, lietween Queen and Woos
ter; house on church, between Third, and
Fourth streets; house on Ninth, between Nun
and Ann streets; house on Tenth, between
church and castle streets; two houses on
Sixth, between Princess and Chestnut streets;
house on Fourth, between Princess and Chest
nut streets; house northwest corner of Market
and Eleventh streets; three houses corner
Eisrhth and Walnut streets: three houses on
Market, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets; two houses on Campbell, between
Ninth and Tenth streets; store and dwelling
corner Ninth and Campbell streets; vacant
lot on second, Detween Queen ana wooster
streets; house on Fifth, between Hanover and
Brunswick streets: vacant lot on Seventh, be
tween Brunswick and Bladen streets; house
corner Eighth and Mulberry streets, and sev
eral houses and vacant lots In desirable loca
tions over the railroad. !
MARTIN T. DAVIS.
Real Estate Agent,
aug 19 2t mon frl 123 Princess St.
McGill's Oranse Blossom.
Full Stock Laetopeptine Preparations.
218 NORTH FRONT STKKET.
; augntf i
W ANTED A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
steadv habits, seekins employment, to
represent an old established house in his own
State, salary 3GO to loo per month. Ref-
erences exacteo. j. j. DLAtiiAiiu, ,
ang 5 4w Gen. Manager. .lock box 15S5,n.y.
For Sale.
-LD NEWSPAPERS FOR JSALE, AT YOUR
own price at
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HE UNDERSIGNED Wlli, GO ! TO NEW
York September 1st for the purpose oi making
SDeCial Selections flf mAnS tnr KnctAmoM
So many worthless instruments are now
luruwiiouinemarKei tnat a personal selec
tion by a comrjetent ludow is nimncf-. nw-oo.
slty. - We guarantee by this method not-oniv
quality, but a saving in cost. For circulars
call on or address
T E. Van LA Eli, V
407 Red Cross St., Wilmington, N. C.
We liavft On lmnd KAVPrnl fl rn nanr UtiMAU
and ORGANS Which W rfrpr-nf.Jo. tnrrraln
Also, four good second-hand Pianos at a sac-
fl . . . .
Sale of Real Estate Under
Foreclosure,
TJY VIRTUE OF, THE POWER OF SALE
contained in a certain indenture of mortgage
executed by David Deal and Lucy A. Deal, his
wife, to "The Citizens' Building and Loan As
sociation of Wilmington, N. C," (default
having been made therein) the undersigned.
as attorneys for said mortgagee, will, on
Thursday, the 5th day of September, ' 1889, at
12 0'ClOCk M . at the Court TlnnsA rinnr in ti
y -w -mr V n V WW A - VtlV
city of Wilmington, sell, by public auction.
lvi utuu, me luuua uuu premises conveyed in
and by said mortgage deed, which are sit
uated in the said city of Wilmington, and are
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at a point on the East line ot Ninth street 19$
icck uojiu vi j. wo wui iueast intersection oi
Princess and Ninth strepta nnrt vimnintr
thence with Ninth street South 33 feet, thenco
East parallel with Princess street 133 feet.
mcuue xMurtu At ieet, mence west parallel
with Princess Rt.rpp.f-.irw! feet, tn tin Vnct imn
of Ninth street, the beginning being the West
panui liUt.d, m tsiocK. j.80, accoraing to tne
official plan of said city.
MAKSDJSN BELLAMY.
A. G. RICAUD,
Attorneys for "The Citizen's Building and
Loan Association of Wilmington, N. C."
aug l 30t
nleat.
2 500 BS SUGARCURED SHOULDERS,
1 KflO Ll)S- SMOKED SHOULDERS, that
1 , 0 J U must be sold at once,
g q Barrels of MULLETS.
BOXCS LEMONS. -
.CHAS. F. BROWNE, Agt,
128 North Water St., Wilmington, N. c
augntf d&w
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Brown's Beach Restaurant
AND
BATH HOUSES.
l
I
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
to the public that my Restaurant and Bath
Houses on Wrlghtsville Beach, opposite the
Hummocks, are now open and ready for the
accommodation of all who may favor me with
their patronage.
Pig Fish, Soft Shell Crabs and Sandwiches
ready on the arrival of all trains. . -
The Bath Houses are clean, well ventilated
and supplied with fresh water, clean towels
and careful attendants. A call is solicited.
Respectfully, ; ;
mV2 Tf v r pnnrow
4 " A., .u. u AJJIW If A!
DRINK
MEXICAN SHERBET,
A DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. f
only Of
Jy 25 tf
MUNDS BROTHERS,
"104 N. Front St."
I I IXF IIU'k 11 If I'I'U'i V; V n I Ij'
Stmr. Queen of St. John's.
M. CJRONLY. Auctioneer,
BY CRONLY & MORRIS. :
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ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 22ND, 1889, AT 11
o'clock a. m., we will seu to the highest
bidder, at Point Peter, under the inspection of
the Agent of the Underwriters, for account of
all concerned, the Hull and all attached there
to of the Steamer "Queen of St. John's."
TillHrfh 1( faot tvntnK-Vt CR foot 9T1(I
320 tons, recently burned and now. lying at
x um j-cici" 111 o UXb WHXer. ouo uoy IOUr (41
sieei Boners thoroughly mcasea in, brick
which arc comparatively uninjured. . And im
mediately the rear ter, at the "Champion uot-
sers lioats. Truck, Donkey JSngine, and -aU
articles that were saved from said gt smer Tr. '
street on 22d irist..atinasji.m.foriorir
mitr let 'it to t tn
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
THERE WILL BE A - -
Grand Masquerade Ball' :
AT
CAROLINA PEACH,
Tuesday Night, Aug. 20fh, 1SS.9. .
Good music for dancing and & erand dis.
uiay ui nreworKS. mo SILVAN GROVE Will
leave at 5 o'clock; the PASSPORT at 7 o'clock -
n. m Warp, fnr t.hA mnnff-trin oni
cents. .. ' i ftiif last.
' ' I : L- . f
Making Room for Fall Goods
y UjT STORE IS BSINQ Xt
1 arced and remrvTPiPd
w j HUl VXVP VUW UiU
ance of bummer Goods at greatly reduced
prices. . .. ' . 1 i , . V i ,
Brown Linen Vests 70c, White linen Vest. -
75c, Alpaca coats tLOO to $4.00, 200 Casslmero :
fwoi0 Perc4 smrw at ;
soulRAW 1XATS.at- tHan cost Must .bo
BflYUIW.OJTICa, , mi lm
General aiaaaser.
S73larfcct Street,