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VOL. XIV.
WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1890.
NO 103.
"
fiTIVC NUTRITIOUS JUICE .
pjGSOFCA'JFORNIA, ''
r-rt.:Ui with the medicinal
Jf" of plants known to be
S beneficial to the human
Sen, fonumg an reeable '
cd effective laxative to penna
Sntlv cure Habitual Consti
n, and the many .ills de- ,
'pending on a weak or inactive
tradition of the " '
CDHEYS. LEVER AND BOWELS.
;jtheirxst excellent remedy known to
MSSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
fcitn roc is MiMis cr Constipated
.a THAT
walttOOD, REFRE8HIWO 8LEEP.
HEALTH and CTREMGTH
x NATURALLY FOLLOW. ,
Everyone is using it and all ere
delighted with it.
ASK DRUGGIST PtR
BTHTJE3 OP 3PIC3rl
MANUFACTURED ONUY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO.
$AH FRANCISCO, CAL.
VtotWHF. Kf. ATW YORK. ft. Y
For salt1 tiy
BOtfEHT B HELLAMY.
WHOLESALE DKUGGIST,
BfbJG Wilmington, N. C.
A statue of,.Gen. Grant, tocoftt Capt. C. C. Mort?, of Southport,
$200,000, is to be given to -Galena, was in the city to-dav on a brief
111., the GenerarsJiome, by H. IJ. visit.
Kolsaat, a citizen of the town. j ' a ' ,
, ! apt. G. S. Phillips takes the
With James U. Blaine on one side place of conductor on the Seacoast
of the Chinese, tariff 'wall and Harri- ''-Kail road inadervacant by Capt. Len
son and MeKinley cm the ether, the : non's resignation,
outlook becomes an exceedingly in- Keep 7ryanTTou keep
testing one, v 'healthy. Umbrellas, rubber coat,
The contest between Pattison andj&c' at J-ShrierV, 8. E. corner Front
WflHttPo fftf Ka t.a.,..... r2..K-. ! and Princess streets. t
notorial nomination in Pennsvlva
nia waxes exceed inerly warm. The
prospeeis lor success tnere areooa.
Sneed & Co.,
UTCESS0RS TO KNOXVILLE FDRNI-
ture Co., southeast corner Market and Second
rjecti Larje stock, artistic designs, lowest
prtcea rerybody Invited to call and inspect
Met nac my!3tf
. A young Southern girl, who isiex
pected to 'rival ' Mary' Anderson, is
Miss" Willie Fawlk, of Atlanta, who
is now 18 years old. She is in Paris
at presenr, and will begin a tour in
this country, in the fall. .
I aiu Manufacturer's Agent for
Barbed and all kinds of Wire 'Com
bmation Wire and Iron Fence?. Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts.
Mr. H. E. Newbury, a prosperous
merchant Of Magnolia, is at Caro
lina Beach, and will spend several
days at-thatl ppular Summer re
sort.
It is said that at some of the Sum
mer resorts up North the girls, all
wear silk tights-for bathing and that
the skirts are more scant than those
of a ballet dancer. You pays your
money and you takes your choice.
'
A number of capitalists of Seattle
arid .'Minneapolis, contemplato the
building of an immense flume or tun
nel from Lake. Washington to the
shores of Seattle harbor for the -pur
pose or furnishing water-power fot
manufacturing purposes.
Curtis Hicks, of Racine, Wis., has
become ossified. His feet, toes,
ankles, knee joints and even'Jiis hip
joints are perfectly ossilied, in fact,
solid and stiff bone, and the skin of
a hard, reddish color. His arms,
hands, Ongers and all the joints of
the same are in"a like condition, and
the man states that there is not a
single joint in hfs body that is not
King of All.
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNIC A,
I to? or all similar works. We guarantee
fi T&iume to be an exact counterpart of tlie
fciEbcio.Xlntli and latest edition. Line
line ind word ror word. 25 volumes; 25,000
Rfcjects; mm pagps, and only $l.tO per vol
pvable monthly. First volume only 60
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0X- C. W. YATES.
ADRIAN & VOLLERS,
WHOLESALE DKALCKS TH '
Provisions, . Groceries,
Lwnors. Tobacco, Cigars,
-AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rr. Front and Dok St 8.; . - :
. WILJIIXGTOV,- N. U.
bsctr
Korth Carolina Hams.
FftS,BRl;UTLOT, ALL SOUND, RK
fr:THlUs toy. x.--w in-clce CHIP BEEF,
iwdpwsieawer. . - ',,
lT. Pi.TaTwfs, r,pw
Fir
IRISH POTA-
assort wont fresh CAKES and
IK. All kinds of Family find Fancy
f. SWANJ, Ajjent,
Just Arrived"!
I IT OF Til AT FRESn UPOUN-
f '"K.insiMii cits
Mr. MoKinley neglected to pay his
respects to ice in the tariff bill. And
yetSceis noW. being imported into
New York from Norway, where it is
a drag on the market. Two cargoes
arrived there Sunday. Some of the
huge- trans-Atlantic steamships
should collar, one of these big ice
bergs now loose in the Atlantic and
tow it into port. It might -prove a
good speculation;
-
The Ne w York titai . denies that
the language credited Mr. Blaine by
the New York Hera Id, in reference
tothe tariff bill, was used by him
but ip does not deny that he is op-.
posed -to it; It also asserts that
President Harrison has not 'declared
against the bill. " This is better "and
better. Blaine can hold up his end
in the fight against both . Harrison
and McKinney, and the rupture
will be a serious one. The G. O. P.
is a dead thing, anyho w.
Mrs. Millais,v the -famous artist's
wife ancline evwife of John Kuskin
lives like a royal princess and has a
staff of artistically dressed servants,
who care for her every '-desire. Sh
is beautiful, accomplished and cap
tivating, and is regarded as her bus
bandX.inacott. Her Greek dresses
are poem's and her poses the- per
fection of grace. She has Oriental
couches in all her apartments and
is said to be the happiest woman in
all Europe. Herhashand is worth
Merit "wins; as the marvelous suc
cess of Hood's Sarsaparilla shows.
It possesses true medicinal merit.
Sold by all druggists.
There was a heavyv dark cloud in
the direction of Carolina Beach to
day and the probability is that there
was a heavy rain there early this
afternoon.
New River oysters will be brought
here by train next AVinterand they
Oughjt. therefore, to sell at much
lower rates than have heretofore
prevailed.
Mr. Fred Kidder will sail for Eu
rope early in July. He will go to
Carlsbad hoping to obtain relief for
his rhenmatic ailments from its fa
mous waters.
The Wright cottage at Wrights-
ville Sound is for rent. See ad.
Maj. D. O'Connor In this issue.
The highest flight of the thermo
meter to day was 91 degrees. This
was about noon. At 3 o'clock. it had
dropped to 87, a loss of four degrees.
The State Dental. Association
meets in this city, at the Orton
House, to-morrow morning. We in
advertently said yesterday that they,
would meet this morning.
The Atheoa'um-Fonr ISoats To-Morrow.
of ' For the benefit of those who can
- j not leave tlie eity before 7 p. m. and
"I desire to attend the -excursion, to
morrow, Wednesday, June 25th, ar
rahgemehts.have been, made to have
the steamer Pass-port leave her wharf
at 7 p. 11 and on return train leaves
beach at 10 p. uk This will give
parties attending two hours at the
beach.
The regular schedule for the da y
will be asfollows: Boats leave wharf
The latest reports as to the condi-; foofc of Markettree at 9:30 a, m.,
tion of Judge Shipp, of Charlotte, j 2:30 P- m ' 5 H "d 7 p. m. The
are that he is decidedly better and j ,ast train '?a-es the beach at 10p.m.
may now reasonably hope to recover
in a short time.
We are glad to hear that Mr. R.
E. Heide, who has been quite sick at
his residence at Appleton, a few
miles below the city, on the Cape
Fear river, has improved somewhat.
Competent judges say that the
track' laying on the Onslow R. R.
has been well done and that it will
prove as smooth riding a railroad as
there is in the country.
This section was visited with a
fine rain this afternoon. It was just
in time both for the crops and for
the benefit of suffering humanity.
The temperature was appreciably
owered.
The Grove carried down a very
large crowd this morning, the .oc
casion being the excursion given to
Carolina Beach by the congregation
of St. Thomas1 Church. It is ex
pected many others will go down
this afternoon.
The old Vets, will
the meeting of the
Veteran Association
House this evening.
bear in mind
New Hanover
at -the Court
Capt. Wiggins
arid Maj. Love will read war sketch
es. The public are invited to hear
these readings.
good
at
U A L L ! E A KK A L. L,V
1 1 aud 13 so. Water Street.
KlAND BEACH HOTEL
J' A. HIUmN, Manager.
gNQ LUSKD TIIE ABOVE-NAMED
fiT fiSSS Vli "amocki I am pre-"
vJa "cesf ouy to the vant of
: 1VSZX TP KXW ADVXKTIfiUfSNTS
po'CoiofOR For Bent -Skeko
A Co Furniture
C W Yatm Srcat Book sale
yonc Meetlns Veteran Association
'' James" Wilsox Houses -and lots tor sale
CakOuxa mien Wednesday's schedule
tJthei1 &uPPUfri tae choicest!
nmfd th the
issci crt'er&te4 Baad-'eogasea for
a
A. HUOT7N.
Association Reading Boom
'H.MASoXIC BUILDING, 123jg
tj n tm 10 p. m. every week
15 "sllt mffereat periodicals
tj. SL0 P household per qWter
; The probability is that th warm
spell will continue throughout the
entire weili '.T. S'"-, . '.'; ' .
t ' mi I " - . !! '
-Fifty first-class hand wanted to
make Pants, by 4 theday .or piece.'
Ap"ply at 122 Market street.
The Blackfishermen had
sport yesterday but they were not
so successful as those who went
down and out on the Monday pre
vious. They caught yesterday about
1,000 fish, as against the 2,500 of the
previous occasion.
The Sunday School of the Fir3t
Baptist Church will give an excur
sion to Carolina Beach on Thurs
day. We hear that the children
have all been provided with, a free
ticket and that they will be given a
dinner at the Beach.
We speak else whereof two night
blooming-cereuses or is it cerei?
There was another at the residence
of Sergeant I). S. Bender, of the
Police Force, . on Castle, between
Sixth and Seventh. There were'
eight blossonson it.
Farmers, we can supply you with
Peanut Sweepsand Diggers, Scraper
and Coulter. Points. Seven different
size wings and two size points for
the"Boy Clipper," the Imost im
proved plow on the market. N. Ja
cobi Hdw. Co., factory agents, t
Carpenters are steadily
at work
all of the time at Carolina Beach
putting up new cottages. The sound
of the hammer and the saw alter
nates very pleasantly with the
screech of the locomotive, the rum
ble of the train and the booiu of the
surt on the sands. f " -
See ad. of Hon James Wilson, in
this issue, offering for sale building
lots in various sections of the city.
The time to buy real estate is on a
rising market and that is its condi
tion just at this time, i
We understand that about 20 miles'
of the W., 0.& E: C. R. R has been
constructed The tracklayers are
now very near Sloop Point, and
ought to be in the neighborhood of
New River-bythe latter part of July.
Forecasts.
For North Carolina, fair weather,
and slightly cooler on the coast and
stationary temperature in the in
terior. Local. forecasts, fro.o!r8 A. m.
to-day, for: VVilmtngt6H ancl,'vicin
ity, light showers,' followed by fair
weather. ' ' '
Tourists,
Wleher on pleasure bent or busi
ness'stiould take on every trip a
bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts
most"pleasanilyand effectually on
the kidneysi iivefana bowels, pre
venting feversheadaches and other
forms of sicCTiess. For-sale in 50c
and $1.00 bottles by all leadingdrug
gists. V
Didn't Make the Trip'.' '
A colored boy, whose name - did
not transpire, attempted to steal a
coat and vest from Mr. Wm. Good
man's store this afternoon. He was
detected n the act and chased up
Market street to Front and then
some distance on the latter street,
when he. was caught by officer Piver
and conveyed to the, lock-up.
V.
ATiMlglit.
A night bloomingca.ctus, in the
garden of Mr. S. G. Hall, corner- of
Mulberry and McRae Tstreets, nlos-
somed.last evening withtw.elveniag
nificeht flowers. They presente'd a
beautiful picture and were deserved
ly admired by quite a numbei of
the' neighbors and citizjBnsr4who
gathered there to witess the loyely
and interesting sight.
f..5l
In this connection we are request
ed to say that "while the committee
hdjVe made no 'arrangements for
dancing, the regularjband employed
by the season, for that purpose will
be on board -and at the Pavilion all
day, as usual,. so those who wish to
daiice will have an . opportunity to
do so.'
jeceril jE0Gfrcijt,rt)5j ' v
The name tf tao water otut alwiri iue .'f r-
cammaaicaoM nun tTfrrtti onml j
.one sac of the paper. h 0 , r, ; '.; ; ' J
: Irsonaiiae$ mast be Told34 ; -3 . : ; k :
Am It is efpeef Mir a'o-i nATiih.
EtOOcl tint lh -.JJli ' '
the ewnrs nx corrwponaenis atilraj ,c ala'te j
m the edltorui oolamnl. t . i i- . "4
y : i For. Rent: nr i
111IK WiilUIIT I OTTAHP
ON WItlOHTSVILLE SOUND.
Arply to . .
Je 2t 3t
To-MTorto w'sJKx cuts i on.
The probabilities are now for a
Iargeatlendaiice tft-mprrowon the
excursion giverf bythe Athenaeums
of the Y. M. C. A. to Carolina Beach.
All that is wanted to ensure this is
good weather and from the tone of
the forecasts to-day we do not think
there is any doubt of this. It the
weather is favorable there will be
about the largest crowd of the sea
son; if it.is not favorable, there will
be a large crowd anyhow. Let'e very
body go and give the boys a lift.
Clnslnj; Exorcises.
The Academy of the incarnation
closed its scholastic-year last even
ing, in the presence of h very large
audience of parents and acquaint
ances of the pupils. It was the close
of the twentieth year of the exis
tence of this excellent -school. The
programme for the occasion was as
follows:
"Grand Distribution March" Miss
Iattje Tavlor.
Hvmn -Piano Miss Mary Mouk.
Salutatory Miss Mary Green.
Gold medals and crowns of honor
for lady-like deportment were
awarded to the graduates from the
English course Miss Mary Green
and Miss Daisy Bear.
Instrumental Solo "St. Patrick's
Day" Miss Katie Carroll.
Instrumental Duet "Fairy'sWed
ding;"'1 Misses May O'Connor and
Lois Wright. .
Recitation ''The Dissatisfied
Flowers;1' by the little girls.
Instrumeii'-Al Sol "Ocean Pearl
Waltz;" Miss May O'Connor.
Instrumental Trio "Faustick;"
by Misses May O'Connor,' Wright
and Green.
Song "Sing me the old Songs To
night; By the pupils.
Piano--Miss Hattie Taylor.
Tnofrnnionf nl Snln 'Tloin P!ron-"
Miss flattie Taylor.
German Vocal Solo "Adelaide;"
Miss Schwarz.
Piano Miss Adrian.
Recitation "Military Discipline;"'
Master Dan Carroll and the little
boys.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Walters.
Comedy "Convocation of the
Muses," by.the young ladles.
Instrumental Duet "Valse Ilon
groise;". Misses Taylor aud Torpy.
Instrumental ' Solo "Vienna
Galop;" Miss May O'Connor.
Recitation . "Thady O'Keene;"
Masters Wm. Donlan,Daniel Carroll,
Henry Lacy. J
Instrumental Duet "CreWn of
Diamonds;" Misses O'Connor and
Sheehah.
Instrumental Solo "Martha;"
Miss Hattie Taylor. -
Song When the SnowflakesFall;"
by the pupils. ,
Plano-Miss May O'Connor. ' !
Recitation "The Last Hymn;"
by the young ladies.
Instrumental Duett "One Mind,
One Heart;1' Misses O'Connor and
Taylor.
French Recitation By the French
Classes. .
The distribution of premiums was
then made and honors were award
ed to many of the pupils for profi
ciency' in studies and fhr deport
ment. .
Rr. Rev. Lao Haid, Bishop of the
diocese, who was present, delivered
an eloquent and exceedingly inter
esting address to the pupils and
thus closed- the exercises of the
evening.
D. O'CONNOR.
"To catch Dame Fortune! golden smile'
Assiduous wait upon her k
And prat her cpear by every wile - I
1 hat's i ost tiWd by honor. . . .
Not for td hide It tn a heocc. . - ,
Not for a train attnianr . -. - -
. But for the rlorious pnniejre . .
Of belDgtndepcnQeBt." ;
-Vv ,ftvt inf)ntir,d vrho pays rent.
a..w v. aa uuu ; jour o wn laacuorvL .
Why DaV rrnf. W hf n Ihn cam . mnnAw im
- " -- -uo uwH(nm uvj
you a home. Houses and Iot3 In desirable and
healthy localities and building lot s on the
prominent streets of the city for safle on the -INSTALLMENT
PLAN.
rtri.n II " . ? ' .
build. , Apply to f
jamf.s wilsom:
omceot D. O'Connor..
NOTICE.
UEKK WILL BE A MEETING OP TUB
.iu.uovcr ereran Association at the
Court House, on Tuesdiv irenfnr. .TnhA ith
- .. - f
at half-past s o'clock. After dispatch of other
business historical sketches wm be. e4 by
iapt. u. a. w igrgms and Maj. t.v. Lore, The
public, ladles Included, cordially lorlted to
attend. V ' " -
coi. j no. i. tay lo cominanden -
WM. BLANKS, Sec'j'.
0AH0L1NA BM0H.
. - . ' 1 i
SCOKDULE FOR WEDNKSDAr.' - 1
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A
Up to date the number of
pqnVt to Carolina" Beaei t!
yT C lAAlQ... ...O -.Q
txxiy l0 tlmlL fl) I vritH We tragrance.-
excur-
tU sea-
son is double that to sam date last
Rubber Hose, Uwu Mowers and
Rakes of the; latest vantV most fm
proved makes are sold by the?N, Ja
cob. Hdw. Co. i t fr t
A night blooming cactns belong
ing to Mrs. Sarah Lane, on Orange,
betweeii Sixth land Seventh streets,
hadnine beautiful blooms on it last
night- The neignDoruoou ivas neavy
We have it now. A Pump that is
always primed, never requiring a
tub of water to start it, It is the
bright invention of a North Caro
lina gepius and is pronounced by all
to be the best pump on the market.
See it and you will have no other.
2. Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Messrs. Sneed & Co', successors to
the Knoxville Furniture Co., were
notified yesterday that a bid put in
by them for furnishing certain , &up
plies to the Marine Hospital hero
had been awarded to theriiT The
articles will be supplied from tne
fundture establishment of those gen
tlenrn eoruer of Harket and Sec
ond it rest?, this city. f , ......a. j :
A Mot Admirable Hkeoess.
We are uner many obligations to
Dr, Thouaaa F. WockI for a. framed
copy of an excellent engraved por
trait of that lamented gentleman,
the late Dr. Wm. Geo. Thomas. It
is as perfect a reproduction of the
lineaments, features and facial char
acteristics as we have ever yet seen I July 2G and 27.
of any one. It is from aphotograpb
taken some few vears ago and as
there are some of Dr. Thomas
friends who desire a copy a limited
number have been placed on sale at
Mr. Yates book store, at a price
which is calculated merely to cover
cost of production. They will be
framed by Mr. Yates in any style
desired.
llacklns Arnica Salv.
The Best Salve tn the world for
CoU, Braises, Sore, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chap
petl Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and posit ively curesr
?ues, or no pay reoairrtL.lt guar
anteed to giie perfect iadisfation.
or money ref undel. Price 35 cents
.a. tt-w ,i j r -
For sale by Robert
'WilminRton
Julv
OUtrict Third Jartrly
Meeting.
Bladen Street, June 20.
(iracfChurch, July 5 and 6.
Sampson Circuit, Hall s.
and 6.
Kenansville Circuit, Richland?,
Julv 12 and 13.
Magnolia Circuit, at Magnolia,
Hist. Conf., July lrJ and 20.
Bladen Circuit, Soules Chapel,
Fittb Street, August 2 and a.
Carver' Creek Circuit, Shiloh,
ij Au. 5 and C.
Cokesbury.Circoit, McINatt s, Aug
j and 10.
Clinton Circuit, (ioshfn, Aug. 10
and It. .
Elizabeth Circuity Pender, Aug. 33
aud 21.
Waccamaw, -Aug. 23 and 2J.
Whiteville Circuit, Cerro Gordo,
Aug. 30 ami 31.
F. I). SWLNDKLL, P. K.
sylvan okove leaves Wilmington 9:?0 a;
in., 2:30 p. m. and 5 p. m. . m -Train
leaves Beach at 12:30 p. m , 5:30 p. m.
anuup. m. - ; .
TASSPOltT leaves at Q&) a. m. and 7 p. m.
Passencrers br Svlv&n Grove at iiin n. in.''
can return by Passport at 5:30 p. m. Je 14 2t
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IJni'rninc 1 Do won in I DnnMilnn'
uditiui ijuiiiiia lJuiguiua ;
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MmbS' kShl r rrirto
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Gentlemen's Low Quartered
SHOES !
iaaies' upera suppers wjo. s ; -Ladles'
Lace oxfords, rialn Toe, 73C
ituifu jucr uxiuru3,rav wuiurr iipa, m v
.
(Jotiemen'i Low Shoes In all the latest
styles at marvellous low riUCES. ' '
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 North Front Street.
(Opposite The Orton.) ' Je 23 tf
Notice. 1
RETAIL LIQUOH DEALERS. YOU AIMS
hereby earnestly requested to attend a
ineettn?. to be held at the Adrian Hall, Tues
day eventapr. at 8 p. m.. 4ine 2ith, as a mat
ter of vital importance to every Uquor dealer
l.j to be discuHsed.
Hyordorof COMMITTEE.
P. s. All wnrlf?ale liquor dealern in the
rliy arc Invited to attend. jes:i2t4
Love Hie Babies t -
jJOTIIF.KS WHO LpVK TJIEIit EAJJIEH
bhouTd use I io rated Talctnn Infant Powder,
the only healthful and aanltary hatry powder
fit for the purpose; 25 cents a box. , ( t;.f
iWsaieby - -?'
MUNDi HUOTnERS,
101 N. Front street. 0l N. Kourth bU
Je23tf - -, --
1'cuiitle Wcaknrt roitlrly Cared.
To thb Editor: ' - - .
Ilease Inform your readern that I
have a positive remedy for the thou
sand and one ills which arie from
deranged female organs. I shall' bo
glad to send two bottles of my rem
etly frkk to any Jady if they will
i mtia tuetri-ixnrefs and 1'- J. aaaress.
II Bellamy, ? Yours respectfolly, Vu. J. Ji. Uar-rt-T
: crnn, 13 Genese LU Utica, Y. t
Excursion to Carolina Bach
ryllE ATIIEN-ilUM LITEIUHY SOCIETY
or y. i. c a., w eaneviay, sko oi aas.
Boats leave foot of M arvet- Street at .
' -
m., 2SM p. m. and 5 p. m. UetarsJss last train
leaver Beach at 9 pm.. t 4 "
tirand Moonlight Concx-rt by. bent amateur
and professsivnal talent of th city. Dras,
sic leg-, wid vocii quartettes. ,
Fare oa first two tmt 30 cents; on last toil
Scents. rha sat mon toe jeWU
H. A. Tuclcor,
TAEALER IN .GKANITE, MAItBLK" ANI
Brown stone. Manufartarer of Ceinrtery
Monnmetital and Bolktl&s Work, 3ia Sorthk
Front Street, WlHalDjtoa, '. tv ?niw
WOmiiigton Savings & Trust Co.
J. W. ATKINSON,
IrteidaU
W."F. TOOMEK,
. '"caililei;
tfQ PltlNClSS ST., WILMINGTON. N. C.
IvOiendjjioD'r cn fcaiirc'-r tctanty.
Pays Icrcst cn l-van. u i oT- f-ml to