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THI3TAIOIIKIN& STA1J, WILMmGTOiN, 3T. O, PRIEAY, OCTOBER 3. MW3
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THE STATE CAPITAL NEWS
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Covernor - Issues Pardon 1 for.: BoyAt
torney General's Salary Other
Notes of - -Capital City. X .
(Special Star Correspondence.) f 1
. Raleigh'; N. a, 'Oct. 2.--rGoYernor
Craig granted" a pardon today for Shelt
Stamey, - serving, four- mqnths' sen
tence on' the Cleveland county; roads,
for larcenv. The Drisoner is only 15
years old and the . pardon is on 1 ac-
count of tne youtn or ine onenaer,
and some, mental deficiency that it is
said accounts lor. his crime. ;The
trial judge and prosecuting, witnesses
recommend the pardon.-" ' " : -
The Raleigh city commission has al
lowed, the past several : weeks, a .dis-.
count of 2 per cent on all city taxes
paid by October lst, until which date
the taxes were not really due. The
result is that more than one-third of
ail the city taxes were. paid by tha
date. The- actual tax receipts to uc
tober 1st, aggregate $54,199. r
The Judiciary committee of . the Serr
ate has- decided to recommend that
the Nimocks bill to, require the attor
ney ; general to devote his entire time
to his official duties, abolish the office"
of assistant attorney general and in-
crease the salary of the attorney genV
- eral to $4,000, be carried over , to the
-1915 session for consideration. This
is for the reason that no change in
the status of .the office could affect
the present attorney -general's "term;
Attorney General Bickett appeared
before the committee and explained
that all the attorney ; generals ofUhe
State have made it a practice o ao a
civil practice in addition to their offi
cial duties and that , he - could not
maintain himself without following
the . precedents in this respect. He
opposed the proposition to abolish the
'place of assistant attorney general.
Charters are issued for the McReary
Co.; Asheville, capital $25,000 author-
ized ,and $1,000 subscribed by , P. S.
Moale, Wt ,S: McReary and others for
mercantile business; The Waynesville
Lumber &, Timber Co., of Waynes
ville, capital $100,000. authorized and
$10,000 subscribed by C. Y. Mayo, J
H. Anderson and others; and the Com
mercial Realty Trust Co:,, of- Ashe
ville, capital $50,000 authorized and
$1,500- subscribed by J. F: Glenn and
others. r :
A note to the State Department of
Education from Prof. C. C. Wright, su
perintendent of.,the Wilkes -county
schools, is to" the effectrthat the' estab
lishment : of an additional local tax
district gives Wilkes 44, the largest
number of any county in the State. He
writes that he has just held the first
county teachers convention for- this
term and that the attendance was 144.
Mrs. WL M. Mann,, wife of the well
known grocery merchant here, died at
the Mann home, corner of Wilmington
street and Newbern - avenue, after a
protracted illness.- She was 63 years
old and was Miss-Phoebe Howard, of
Oxford. Her husbad and one daugh
ter, Miss Eleanor Mann, survive. The
funeral will be held Thursday from
ill residence.
When the Southern westbound train
due here at 8r& o'clock backed under
the shed " at" union station this morn
Jng it came with too great momentum
Kand crashed against the abutment at
nine end r of the track,' tearing it up
sf considerably. Fortunately the cars
3were not injured. And no one was
Siurt. .. . .-.
t Superintendent Alexander Grant of
haie United States ' Railway Mail ser-
irfice, spent the day here inspecting
Conditions witn a view to aeienmning
vhether or not Ralejgh shall be ehos
n as one of the 40 distributine points .
-.iifor pareels post-service to-c be . estab
lished throughout the country.
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- m STILL AFTER CONVICTS.
a t :
won Efforts to Capture the Seven Le
haS noir Escaped Prisoners Unavailing.
st (Special Star Correspondence.)
alV Kinstoh, N: C.j' Oct. 2. Up to this
. s;iorning : all efforts to capture the re-
iiainin&-seyen of the ten convicts who
ounday.tescapea rrom tne Lenoir conn-
ing.1-"The-local-officers, exhausted af
ter ( the strenuous1 search during the
.past 80 hours, are irow certain that all
of the seven are out of the, county.
Nestor Whitley, the leader, and two
others of the' gang who mutinied, beat
-a . guard and . escaped, are believed to
be somewhere between Newbern and
Chocowinity. Henderson - Williams
was , arrested there . Tuesday, ind.
Whitley and the other two are sup
posed to have had warning and gave
the police the slip. Two short-termers
were captured several hours after
the uprising., Howard Faulk, a car
robber, who was doing a sentence of
three years, and 'three other men are
gone and there is no trace of them.
Faulk is the brightest of the fugitives,
and the authorities believe that his
knowledge of the -railroad routes "has
enabled him to make good his escape.
The Cincinnati Times-Star is pre
dicting that George Suggs, Egan and
Bates, admittedly 'three of the Reds"
best men, will be traded before the
beginning of ; the 1914 Tjaseball sea
son, for one reason or another, and
the friends of Suggs here are much in
terested."" Speaking- of - the "Kinstor
citizen," the Times-Star says that no
one can deny rthat Suggs - "has rthe;
goods," but a jinx attends the pitcher
on the Home grounds, and it happens:
that most of his victories -are won
away from home. It seems almost
impossible for the Reds' big man, last
year their star, to win a game at Cin
cinnati. There is no doubt that he
will be a welcome addition and a vap
uable one to some other team. Al
though Suggs will certainly not be'aK
lowed to leave the big leagues, no
idea is expressed as to what disposi
tion will -be made of him. Yet a young
man and with a creditable record des
pite . the losses chalked up against
hkn, Suggs. is believed by the Reds'
manager to have a big future in store
for him under different environments.
While the- Times-Star's prediction: is
not- based "on : anything -authoritative,
the rumor' is not .the first of the kind
this ' season. 4 " Suggs friends here
think that he may be traded to a cluh
Vin tne Amerlani- jeague;; He was for?
merly with' tndl Tigers under Hughie
J ennings, but "it is not t known If the
Detroit manager again has ah eye out
for him. f
" ; ' GATHERING DATA.
Chilian Army Officer Touring World
' Studying Coast Defenses.
. Washington, Oct. 2. Gen. Dari, of
;the Chilean army, who has been tour--ing
Europe' . to , gather data on; coast
defenses, ' is in t thev United States on
a similar .mission, and today rwas pre
- sentedr bysMinister Suarez;.io .ecre
tary-tJaTrison at the War Depatment:,
Gen. Bar! left - tonight for Port Mon
! roe, Va., where : the defenses at that
point will be "shown, to .Mm by' r Brig
Gen. JS.. M .Weaver, ehtef of the coast
I artillery. ' ; ' ' :: -' V' :
- Own your own home. We will help
you. Subscribe NOW: to the Third
Series of Stock. Orton Building &
.Loan Association, which opens Satur
day, October? 4th, at -- the " office .of
James & James, Orttfn Hotel building;
Thos. 'Kl' Cooper, president; Wm, G.
James
es, secretary and treasurer; 2t
V - -'-!! , ' . .g.; .. ' --- - :- i : :;: y ." "J? , -? ,- - '' ' . -
; -1A saving of one-third in fuel over any lpwef draft stpye of the same size, with soft coal, slack or lignite.
2T That the Original Vortex Hot Blast will use less hard coal for heating a given space than any base-burner made
3 That the rooms can be heated from one to two hours each morning with the soft coal or hard coal put in the
v .stove the evening before.; ... . -i- ; - '"'
; 4 -That the stove" will hold fire with soft coal from Saturday night until Monday morning without attention.
i5!-A uniform heat, day and night, with soft coal, hard coal or lignite. ,
. 6Thajt every stove will remain absolutely air-tight as, long as usedi
" VThat the feed door is; and will remain, smoke- and dust-proof."
. 8- That the anti-Duffiner draft Drevents tiufF inff.
Skyes You 16 to $25 in
,Made in 2 Styles.
.
'i.:mv Jaeobi Hardware Company
SOLE AGENTS.
WILL REVIEW CAVALRY.
Largest Body of That Department to
1 be in Washington Since" War. p
Washingtoni October 2. Prepara
tions are being made for the review
by President Wilson, one week from
today,; of the -largest body of cavalry
troops assembled in Washington since
the close of the Civil War. The or
ganizations which' will pass before the
President, Secretary Garrison and
Major General-Leonard Wood, chief
stafff tile army, are the Tenth and
Eleventh Cavalry and two squadrons
of the 15th Cavalry, now on their way
from Winchester, Va., - where they
have been m camp since mid-SummeF.
They are expected here tomorrow.
Alta Vista, Va., Oct. 2. The plant
of the Frazier Lumber Company here
was destroyed by fire early today with
a loss of $25,000.
MOTHER MIGHT
NOT BE
Lady Tells .of Mother's Troubles,
Whicn Almost Resulted in Death,
V and How They Were'
Vr'" Overcome.
'Cumberland Gap, Tenn. 'I don't
believe my. mother would be" living tor
. ,, - i -
day," writes Mrs.. Sarah I.- Owens, of
this place,; "if it had not been for Car-
duf," the woman's tonic.'
I (She suffered dreadfully for years
with . womanly . troubles ; smothering
spells," chills, fluttering of the heart,
and xweakhesSi 1 : . r r
'Finally she" was advised by a friend
totir'Cardui, the woman's tonic. She
64ght afibottle, . and could notice its
good effects from the first. She bias
now taken' six bottles', ' and is enjoy
ing very good health. It has done her
more good than all the other medi
cines she ever took. - - ' p
H We Uiink- Cardtoi is worth itsvweight
in gold." . . - "i;
' .The very best , endorsement any
preparation can? have, is that of peo-
ple who have tried it. They rf know
yht.itwrAcwl' Judging, from the
thoHisahdsblE-letteTs we receive each
yatnfilar6 the above," it is easily
possible to believe . in the good that
Car4.uib.as done for Buffering vvomen
tn its past halfvcentury of wonderfiil:
success."--" - . " ' :
Cardui is-coxhposed of, purely vege;
table ingredients,, which, act -in a gen-'
'tie natural manner on the weakened
womanly - organs, J f thereby building
them back to nfew strength and health.
, You cannot go wrong trying Cardui
for. your, troubles. , ; ,
' Get a bottle today. : ; 1 .' ;.
feBvVeChat Med
icineC TJaBies: Advisory Dept.,
Chattanooga Tenn., . for Special In
structions on your, case and 64-page
booky .JJome Treatment for ,Women,"
sent in plaini wrapper..; - .-.,f -,
- ? (advertisemeiiL) . . .. .
j- ,
NOTrCE."
f $25.00 reward' will be paid for evi
dence to convict any person or .corpo
ration who sets lira, that burns any of
4 my lands h in this or any other county
4iwSisaStatel D. LvGOBEi r
KteWajterf ,; Street,; i Wflmington,
LIVING
Fuel Each Year. Can Burn Wood as Well as Hard and Soft
VISIT THE
DAYvOR NIGHT
Be on Hand Today,' and See Three of the
Best and . latest Films Ever Shown' on
the Screen;
EDISON'S
"MUTUAL. UNDERSTANDING."
.. ESSANAY'S
"STONE THE WOMAN."
AND
SELIG'S
.GREATEST WESTERN FIL.M EVER .
PRODUCED.
Bay a Book of Grand Theatre Tickets 12
for 50c. You Save 20 Per Cent.
Aliee Joyce, In "The Christian.
"The Accidental Bandit"-"-Comic.
"Two Too Many'' Comic.;
We Lead, Others Follow, at the
THJH
TODAY.
rt
to
The steamer Wilmington will make
another delightful trip to Southport,
iTort Caswell and out to sea as far as
the Black Fish grounds oh Sunday.
Those who take - the trip are advised
that- there is no heed to take a lunch
and. they can get a dollar meal for
0c at Miss Kate Stuart's. The -fare
for the round trip is 50c; the distance
75 miles. , . : (advertisement.)
oc2-3t . .
BURETTH. STEPHENS
ARCHITECT
IHHI CBlAHRELL builbinol
: . .J' '' WILM! NTON. S. . '
STATE-..OF ; NORTH i CAROUNA, COTTN-
ty-of New Hanover': Having qualified as
administrator . of the estate . or . Matt. J.
He.Ver; deceased.X late of this : county, I
hereby. notify all persons indebted to -said
estate to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against' said estate
. 4J 1 .. . 71. .. . 1 i . nr..
w uie same wuu uie uu ot oeiore xae. zoin
day of September, 1014, or this notice' will
be" nleader in bar of, recoyerv. . - i .
Dated and published this 25th day 4 or
Orandlheatre
5 Cents
Southpo
Hot Blasts
10
Wheii' It Comes to Using
The Independent Ice Company
f - i.
without doubt offers in all respects
the be& Ice I to be had in this
, market.
The water used is drawn from deep wells and Is clear, pure and
cold; it is distilled and double filtered, then reboiled making it ab
solutely pure.
It is then frozen at a very low temperature making Ice of the
highest sanitary quality. . S , -
The best authorities on analytical chemistry prove our , claim that
' no purer Ice than, ours! can be made.
Our Ice cuts clear and sure thus avoiding the waste In using
"so noticeable in other makes of Ice; therefore, careful and dis
criminating consumers will make no mistake in calling for our Ice oh
the grounds of purity, economy and' general satisfaction.
Our delivery service is of the highest efficiency, combining certain
ty withcelerity early and late, and all the time on the job. "
Our. increasing, sales prove in the most conclusive manner that
we are serving the public with the real stuff.
- . .' . . . ' . ' -
Very truly yours for good, hot weather,
The Independent Ice Company
Foil!
MONDAY
TUESDAY
4
Deposits made on either of the above named days draw
interest from October 1st, at .
FOUR PER CENT.
You are cordially invited to call to see us.
HOME SAVINGS BANK
1 ORTON BUILDING.
FOR
CAFE FEAC ODL CO.
. .. . - 'PHONE 873. . . . .
WILMINGTON NORTH CAROLINA.
il
Coal. We sell the 4
sizes.
AND 12 SO. FRONT ST.
1
Days
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
SALE
ATLANTIC
Anfvmla ud Dvpartwaa ! Trains
1 DXPisTDBJES : TO AND TBOM - J.' iim&ITAUt "
Goldsboro, Bichmond, Norfolk and- XMt- ' J
.": era t Nortm Carolina points. Connects at - . :
: . 99, Gold sboro with Bonthern Ballway and - V.tL -
I 1:4 A. Ma ' Norfolk Southern Railroad. No. 91 leaves - OJI JuMi
- - Norfolk 13:20 P. M. and Richmond
' - . - -;" P. M. - -.rr : j. -?; r' :. -:;::.
. . r -i Chad bourn, Conway, Florence, Charleston, T '"""."'I' . 'L 1 1
w Savannah, JacksonvlUe, Tampa, .Ft. ..w-. .,
- .Ill Myers, Columbia and Asheville. PoIIniM VavBli
. ' . Bleepln Cam fcetween Wlbmlnrton ud .v.
B SlA.Ia, Colombia, open to receive paKengvra at UJIAlf,
" " AVUmlnirton a and aftr 10:00 F. SL, ' ,
and may be ccBpld natll 7i09 A. M, .
. No.M. Jacksonville, .Newbern an Intermediate Ne.CS. .
- IIMATm. stations. 1. :. . - - . I'fajJpTW.'-
1 i. .j u 'T ' " - jm
. '--m Goldsboro, Bichmond, Norfolk and Waak- .. T
- . Ne.48, ington. Pollmaa Parlor Cars - between ' Ho.it, -
--Tii I" Wilmington and Norfolk eoaneetlngr 4 ' , ,."":,
1 9MA.1l. Bocky Monnt with New York tralaa with , . IfllP.IC,
Pullinan Service, ' -
' Solid train between Wilmington and Mt.
-WL . Airy, via Fayetteville and Sanford. Pull. No. R,
:4iA,lC. . man Parlor Cars, between Wllmlnston "tittPlK,
and 'GoldBboro. ' : . . . , . -v ,
- J ' ' ' ' ' " L f t I , H O
' ' - Chadbonrni Conway, Florence, Charleston, "...
Ne.il, Savannah, All Florida Points, Columbia, . Mo..mL
i w i. ABhevfele and the West. Pallmaa Sleep- ' mm
1:11 P.M., ln Cars between Wilmington and Co- 1:40P.M.
- -- . lombla - . :. "'
' - II II I- '" I - '
-.?0'- Jacksonville, Newbern and Intermediate No. W,
3:25P.M. tatiooB ; 12:S0P.Mt.
. - Sr Fayetteville, Sanfor and . Intermediate No. 00. -
! 6:30 P.M. stations. . ; ? ' 110:15 A. II.
" , - , " t . - i
Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk, Washing- r
ton and New York. Pullman Broiler, ' .
N0.4S, Buffet Sleeping Cars between Wllmtng- H.C
l:4IPJi. ton and Washington, connecting- with 10:00 A. M.
New York trains, with Pullman Sleeping
Cars between , Wilmington and Norfolk.
" i' . y . ..... ' ... , .
; , r ., , m ,
No. 67, Chadbotirn, Mnlllns, Marion, Florence, . . No. BS. '
17:00 P.M. Conway and Intermediate stations. . 19:45 A.M.
. Dally. .1 Dally except Snnday. b Sunday only. a Dally except Monday.
For folders, reservations, rates of fares, etc call 'phone 16a ., .
W. J. CBAIG. " . U. C. WHITK. , . " ; "
Passenger Traffic juanager.
, - ' WILMINGTON, N. C.
Air Lf no Railway
1 ... Schedule "Effective April 27th, 1913.'
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON:
NoM9 5 A. M.T arrive : Hamlet : 9:00 A.
M. Leave Hamlet, 9:20 A. M. ; arrive
Charlotte, 12:10 P. M. Connects at Ham
let with trains Nos. 4 for Raleigh, Norfolk,
-Richmond and All Points North, and.with
NoJ 1 for Columbia, Savannah, Jackson
ville, Tampa and All Points South; At
Monroe with train No. 29, for Atlanta.
.DAILY SLEEPER ON NO. 19 TRAIN FOR
j CHARLOTTE, OPEN FOR OCCUPAN
CY AT 10 O'CLOCK P. M. 1
No. 133:05 P. M. ; arrive Hamlet, 7:30
P. M. ; leave Hamlet, 8:00 P. M. ; arrive
Charlotte, 11:00 P. M. Connects at Hamlet
with through trains for Atlanta, Birming
ham, Columbia, savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa. Also Norfolk, Richmond ana ah
Points North.
Pullman chair car between Wilmington
and Charlotte.1
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON.
No. 14 12:30 P. M., from Charlotte and
intermediate points.
! No. 2012:10 A. M., from Charlotte and
intermediate points.
I For further information, call on or tele
phone . -
JNO. T. WEST,
Division Passepger Agent.
Quickest and Best Line West and North-
:-" - - - - west;1 : - ? - "' ' :
Block System. Rock Ballast. 85-lh. Ralls.
Schedule in Effect May 12, 118.
Lv. Norfolk .... .8:30a.m 8)0 p.m.
Lv. Petersburg '. . . . ll :00 am.-10 :40 p.m.
Lv. Durham ....... 7:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
Lv. Lynchburg. . . . .1 2:40 p.m. 2:30 a.m.
Ar. Cincinnati ..... 7:20a.nT :25 p.m.
Ar. Columbus .... 6:45 a.m. 6:55 p.m.
Ar. Chicago ..... 5:00 p.m. 7:30a.m.
Ar. St. Loais ..... 0:32 p.m.L 8:30 a.m.
Close connections made for Seattle, San
Francisco and All Western Points?
Pullman sleeping and parlor cars, N.
and W. Cafe dining cars. Equipment and
service standard of excellence. Blue Ridge
and Allegheny mountains crossed at most
picturesque parts. - -
Time tables, descriptive literature and
information free. Correspondence invited.
W. B. BEVILL. Pass. Traf. Mgr. .
W. C. SAUNDERS. G. P. A., Roanoke, Va.
C. H. BOSLEY, D. P. A., Richmond, Va.
500 bags Land Plaster
300 bags Rust Proof Oats
" 100 bags Scratch' Feed
500 bags New Crop Rice
100 bags Seed Rye
800 rolls Wire Fencing
5000 kegs Nails
400 Spirit Casks
Full Line of Canned Goods
Prices Right.
B. L. GORE
WHOLESALE GROCERS
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
CHAS. B. SEXTOtf. , '
Application will . be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon of Charles B. Sexton convict
ed v at the Eastern District Criminal
Court on September 25th,. 1893, in
New Hanove'r County for the crime
of murder and sentenced , to peniten
tiary for a term of 30 years. All per
sons who oppose' the granting of said
pardon are invited to forward . this
protest to the Governor without delay.
". This 26th day of September, X913.
se2G-2w .
RAPALJE & LOUGIILIN
. CIVIL ENGINEERS "
UUNICITAl. IMPKOVEUENTS' '
, .. TOWN I'lJVVNINO j .'
SOOTHERN BLDO. WILMINGTON. N. C.
BLUE
PRINTS Scnxth&pa
Ma Company
WIMNKOTOM
m
and Plaster
CO AST-, T JTSJF. r :
Wilmington.
Effective
BeDt. M, ,'mt.
General Pasi
TO THE
SUBURBAN
SCHEDULE
In Effect September IS. 1915. "
BEACH I
Leave Wilmington: Leave Beach:
6:30A.M. ' 6:00 A.M.
7:00 A.M. . 7:10 A.M.
7 :80 A. M. 7 :45 A. M.
8:00 A.M. 8:15 A.M.
8:30 A.M. 8:45 A.M.
10:00 A.M. 9:15 A.M.
11:30 A.M. 10:45 A.M.
IdOP.M. 12:15P.M.
2 : DO P. M. . 1:50 P.M.
- 2:30P.M. 2:45P.M. '
3:00 P.M. 3:15 P.M. N
3:30 P.M. 3:45 P.M.
4:0aP.M. 4:15 P.M.
4:30 P.M. 4:45 P.M.
. , 5 .00 P. M. 5:15 P.M.
5:30 P.M. 0:45 P.M. ,
eaOP.M. 6:25 P.M. .
i6:40P.M. 6:85 P.M.
7:10 P.M. 7:25 P.M.
8:30 P.M. 7:55P.M.
10 :00 P. M. 9 a5 P.M.
11:15 P.M. 10:45 P.M.
12 :00 P. M. 12:00 P.M.
Dally, except Snnday.
, FREIGHT SCHEDUUB.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave Leava
9th and Orange nta: ' : ' . Lumlna.
:3WA.M. .i . 1210 " . M.
3:80P.M. 0:15P.M.
Freight Office Open 8:00 to v9:30 A. M.
2 :00 to. 3 :30 P. M, ; and 8 :00 . to 6 :30
P. M.
BUNDATS"
Leave Leave
Dth and Orange eta. Lumlna.
u:uo A. m. iz:4or.JH. .
Freight Office open from 10:00 to 11:00
CLYDE LINE
TO NEW YORK
":' '";: AND ' vr'""v' ; (
GEORGETOWN, S. C
New York to Wilmington.
Steamehio. "Navahoe." Frl Oct. 3. 1913..
Steamship "Cherokee." Fri., Oct-- 10th, 1913:
: Wilmington to Georgetown. ' '
Steamship "Cherokee," Tues., Sept. 30, 1913.
Steamship "Navahoe," ' Mon., Oct. 0, 1913.
Wilmington to New York. J
Steamship "Cherokee.'? Sat., Oct. 4, 1913.
Steamship "Navahoe,' Sat., Oct. 11, 1913.
Tli row srh hills of lndlne -and lowest
through, rates guaranteed to and. from all
points la iNortn ana oouin carouna.
CLYDE StEAStSttIP CO., ,
C. J. BECKER, Agent,
Wilmington, N. C,
H. G. SMALLBONES,
. Commercial Agent,
7 Wilmington,, N. C.
General Offices: Pier 36.-N..K., New York.
HARPER LINE STEAMERS
' For Southport
(Scuidule1 Effectived" Sept 29 1913.)
JStCamC VV liiuiuLUU . let 1 va ,fnu-
mington .9:30 A. ; M, : ?. .; ,
Steamer Ella leaves : Wilmington
2:30 p.;m. . . . ; , . ' ; r : '
Freight receivea jrom 10
A. M.
MILLS. . ; ;
COTTON MILLS
OIL -MILLS :j-x-':t-.r-X
FERTILIZER MILLS
STEAMSHIPS'
YACHTS-.
and all machinery owners!
We have it or can make It or
pair itv Machinery, Iron, Steel,
Copper, Brass, Babbitt, etc Come
to us ; at once -we always remedy
the trouble. Business Is good with
us : and it is a pleasure to serve
you. ' ' - - t
Wilmington Iron
Worlds
; 'The Iron Men."
- Manufacturing Plant: Foot of
Orange StreeL
Marine Railway : On Eagles Island.
Machinery and Storage Yards:
Lingo City. :
NOTICE
M.AJ
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;fe..i!AdmJlnistrator.ife ,
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