The Pail y Review,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9, 1883.
ST The Daily Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any n&cspajtcr ;
r
lvn business. TheiAYstem. which is
called the circulating system, has been j
perfected regardless or expense. Its
cost exceeds $350,000. The endless ca
ble is operated by by a4CO-horsa power
engine near Prospect street. Brooklynj
and is 11.700 feet Ions. There will be
conramciAii unvia.
WILMIKOTO MARKET.
'-.V vV:-Miyi9'P.-M:''"-f
8HRITS TOUPENTINE Quotetl
quiet av37 cental Sales ot C5 casks
city distilled at these figures. 1
ROSIN-rQuoted firm at $1.30 bid for
2E7 AD VEBTISEUEinro.
TO THE LA3)IES
OF . '
hi;hrA . v ririininntM- iSian extra cable alonsrside, to be put into
v urn Tiv PTPm'RrriTV "lEi11 bS,5h?dtby ta l,f,of Strained and $1.35 for Good Strained,
TO ISDN Js ijhC71KlCLLi. two pulleys facing each other homon-i TArt . di
(tally, and underTthe control of a lever; AR Qnoted steady at $1.50 per bbl
A Vaw rftiniMnv' Sflmnip ro which, moved in tone direction, will re- j o 280 lbs. t
iCW C."l.PaD? lie.niC t0 Mcae the grip of the clamp, and. in an- CRUDE TURPKNTIKR-lOuoled
rropciweiea iraias. f other, will tighten it. The tighter the;stwidvat Mfor nn(
United States, with a capital of $2,000,. tj:c Whcn lhe lxmv is released f bbl for irsin and Yellow Dip, . .
000. has fiietl articles of incorporation j the same movement will apply to brake j COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of 30
witu the fcecrstary - ot Mate. Jfie ui-wfceels. t : bales on a basis of 10 cents for Mid
way, it. J-;. ueyo ana . j. aion.-xne Jiie nrstcar ot thci tram will be at
officers of the company are to be chqse.ii ! tached to the cable. The cars wil
to-day. The company owns the patents .nokc through trips, and! will jnot ato
of Thomas A. Edison and Stephen D. for way passengers. They' will bi
rectors are John 1. Kennedy. George It is expected that four cars will .be
S.'.Scott. G. P. Lowery, S. G Reed. S. j run over at a time, carrying at a pinch
D. Field, C. W. Rogers, K. M. Gnlla- as many as four hundred passengers,
way, R. E. Deyo and S. I. Eaton.The j The first car of the train will ibe at-
will
stop
passenffers. lney will be
Field for electric railways in the United switched from one track to another at
States. They also take title to Edison's j the termini. Passengers will pass "ut
railway from Menlo Park, three miles j by a stairway to be used solely as an.-
in the direction of rlainucld, which has I exit, lhe passengers I who bnteif, will
been running since last summer. 1 wo
passenger cars have been run on this
road, carrying thirty passengers on one
trip. Latterly Mr. Edison has turned.
his attention to perfecting the loeomo
dliag. The following are ithe offichv
quotations: " . - -
Ordinary.
Good Ordinary 7'. ... . . ,
Low Middling
Middling. .-.
Good Middling. ...... .
J SHAIX OPES A KRW lNB OFIASD j
some'good next week, freh from iheJfortl,, I
LATEST STTIJEJ AND MOST APPBOVBD
AXD JPAXCY TRIMMINGS.
i l : I
( HAXDsOME FEAT&KK3 and all other
things connected with a First-Claw MUBnery
I. .
Store MH5. S. J. BAKES,
mar No. 123 Market Street
T 5-16 cts
8 9 lfi "
0 cts
10
m
STILL ATJOTHER
fAILT KKCEJPTS-
tive for propelling freight trains. The
farmers willingly gave Mr Edison the
right of way to try his road, and many
persons who .nave seen the road in op
crauon nave expressea connaencc in
the feasibility of the plan. The com
pany also takes title to a small electric
railway that has r been constructed by
31 r. field.
The first practical work to bn under
taken by the now company will bo, to
place an electric engine in operation on
the elevated railway. The arrange
ments to do this have already been
begun, and before long the public "will
have an opportunity to see how it
works. The company nromises to re-
nevo me ciiyottncsmoKc,tne noise, tho
flying ashes, the water leaking and,
other nuisances that have attended
the use of steam on the elevated roads.
Tho locomotive will be a dynamo. The
electricity will be picked up from the
tracks.
Mr. Field has been devoting much
attention to the problem of applying
electricity to street railroads. . Mr- Ed
ison will be the consulting electrician
for the new company, but neither a
director nor an oflicer. Mr. Field will
have special charge of the railway busi
nesss. "At the office of the Edison Klectne
Light Company there was exhibited
yesterday a small motor supplying
sufficient power to run a small sewing
machine by simply attaching a wire to
one ordinary burner. It is estimated
L.i t 1 1 A
turn, hucu power can ne suppnea lor a
cent a day. Similar motors could be
used to run light lathes or other ma '
chainery not requiring, much power
Ar. Y. Sun, yesterday.
buy tickets at the entrance aud' deposit J Cotton........
them in . the boxi kt the foot ol the Spirits Turpentine. . .,x
he
f t
1U bales
243 casks
1174 bbls
m
43
bbls
bbls
stored on tracks over! Sands street, in Tar-......
Brooklyn. J ' ir . iCrude Turoentine.
The distance to be-traversed bv the ! I '
cars is a mile, and at the rate of speed i I MAHIKK KBW8.
which will be adopted, it is expected iV ': . ppyr. ''
that the trip will be made in about four ; ' ARRrVED.
minutes and a half or five minutes. In f-' Steamer D. Afurchisoa; Smith, Fay-
tuc uuay nours, me speea may oc
greater. It is calculated, however,
that the trip will generally ! require five
minutes. The saving in the trip from
the same points in the two cities, as a
distance is now traversed, will be from
fifteen to twenty minutes.--JVr. Y. Sun,
yesterday. J . 1 i
: : j 1
Memorial Day, 188SJ
The procession will form on Market
street, between Third , and Fourth, at
3:30. o'clock p. m.. and will move
promptly at 4 o'clock.
ORDER Ol' PROCESSION.
First Division, under charge of Mar-j
shals Greene and Oldham. j
Briff.-Gpn. Tavlnr fi SZwnnA RtirorU '
- w , j uu 1 U4jgawv 1
1 r a .A I ! - , '
ana oian.
Cornet Concert Club.
Wilmington Light Infantry and Vet-
ern Corps.
r have .rubT received anoth
L.1RGE INVOICE OF
MILLINER
Or ALL. OP THE NEW SUA FES
; . SHADES.
AS ALSO, AXAHGK LOT O,
t
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l. - v.
If
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!
LANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOIJS
rUIA JUNE OP DUN TINGS AND UGIIT WEI G ITT DEES GOOI
A C K D R E S S G O 0 D s. :
IN ALL THE LIGHT TEXTURES.
3, All-Wool Dress Goods !
o "
IN KEW AKb
X. I 2SI EXT U L S T E R S
'in variety of styles.
etteville, G WWilliams & Co.
- Steamer John -Dawson, Sherman,
Point CasweiL Rt P. Paddison.
U. S. mall steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithville, Master. ' j
Pan barque Louisa. Larsen; 1 New
York, Heide &Co.
Nor brig. JjTorge, Olsen, Liverpool,
rieioe x kjo.
CI.EARE1).
Steamer I) Murchison, Smith, Fay
etteyille, G: W. WiUiams &Co,
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha. Bls-
bey, Smithville. Master,
j Scfar Mary K Van Cleat,. Small,
) Ponce, P R, Northrop & Cumminffs.
Kxporte.
WREION.
Ponce. P R schr Mary E Van Cloat
i tvts t ti i " .
Fancy Goods, Bea11
: i Parasols and Fay
. ALL NEW STTLEh
IT1HE REGULAR
FAWGY WATTirJGS !
IN GOOD GOODS, AT CLOSE PRICES.
R. CUla Mel WTIRE.I
f A Wew Supply
QF RED ( AND WHITE OXIOS
Peaa, Beana, Corn, Cabbaae, Ae. j I
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent ki.i
Tollet and Fancy Artlclea. . 1 Wae.
ANNUAL MEETING: Of ' Jgi P Tc
I IMotice.
the StoclihoMrs bf the CAROUNA CEN- mch31-
! ' I
Thai railroad company wit
MISCELIANEOUS.
Geucral Foroigru News.
BT CABLE TO THE HERALD
Ixndon, May 8, 1883. It is believed
that the Chilean Ministers of State are
holding important conference on the
afTairs of Peru.
The treaty of emmerce between Ger
- many and Mexico passed its second
reading in the Reichstasr yesterday.
The Spanish municipal elections,
which were held yesterday, have
resulted mostly in the return -of the
government candidates.
lhree private ? trials ot Colonel
Berdan's torpedo have been made near
Constantinople. The results were
considered satisfactory. -
General Wallace, the United j Stales
Minister to -Turkey, is preparing
another note to the Turkish govcrnmin
on the petroleum warehouse question.
The Guma Brothers, sugar and com
mission merchants, of Matanzaa. Cuba,
who suspended payment recently, are
reported to have offered their cred iters
twenty-five cents on the dollar.
The Globe denies the report that was
put in circulation last week that Peter
Tynan (Number One) is in Ixmdou,
and that ho is communicating with
the police with theobiect of turning in
former. The returns of the Board of Trade for
the month of April show an increase in
exoorts of 09,000 as compared with
the same month last year and an in-1
crease in exports of 2.015 000.
Consul General Merritt, who - is go-1
ing to New York on a leave of absence.?
fcavu 4i ui unci insu mgiu. Among tnose
present were United States- Minister
Lowell and Messrs. John Hay, Mon
curo D. Conway, G. Y. Smalley. Bret
II arte and other Americans. '
The Xeue Freic Press, tho Fremden
blatt andj the Deutsche 'Zcilnnq, of Vi
enna, have been confiscated for re
porting the proceedings, of a meeting
held to support the attitude assumed
by the liberals in the debate in the
Austrain lleiehsrath on the Education
bill. . ;-
Orator, Chaplain and Clergy of City,
. in Carnages.
Ladies' Memoriaj Association.
Choir, in Carriages. I ,
Children's Memorial Association. 1
Second Division, under charge of Mar-1
shal Birdsey. i - '! i
Schools, under tlir Teachers. ; v
Third Division. linrir nhfircro et ln JBL
shall Metts.
Association of Ofliccrs of Third N. C.
Infantry.
Confederate Survivors' Association.
Other Confederate Ofllcers, Soldiers and
. Sailors.
Fourth Division, under charge of Mar
shal Potter.
Citizens on Foot
Citizens in Carriages. j
The first divisjon will form on South
side of Market st. right resting on 4th.
-2nd Division will form on North side
or Market st. right resting Jon 4th.
Spring Summer
GOODS,
Fichus. Hair Goo New
Stamping Pattei&c.
Agency for Jtko Univerwl,011 0001
By'a JPftttenw.
IteepwUiUly, j
MISS E JA.RRER,
msyS JIANGS COBNE3L
ICE! 10 5 ICE !
J WOULD RE3PEULLY NOTIFY th
citizens ami the pub'eDeral1''' lhat 1
laid la a full sappl' choice ICH aad am ful
ly prepared to fill to a11 POts oa Kail
Koads and RWera hope to secure a rea-
konable ehare of 75fg2?.a I
j - b jiJ. AHtcENS, Proprietor
apl 19-d&w3nj New Ice Uouse.
AT
Jamc J. Burnett,
UOTOGRynKK.
W MAKKET BUILDING,
36 Market Street.
JUST RECEIVED
All the Latest Novelties.
(Up Stairs) South Front St.
AnarAtl tAO a.
and at lowIioea-
prepared
3a at i
may 1
uues tne puouc mat ne is
aU work in his Use, promptly
,11 is solicited:
A call
If Tu Would be Happv
but;a cooktovk. -
'f he Golden Harvest,"
at Southeast
3rd Division will" form
Corner of Market aud 3rd;
ith Division will form in centre ol
Market between 3rd and 4th. right rest
ing on 4th. . '. 1 ' 1 j ,
The several Divisions will be assigned
their places in line by the Marshal in
charge. j "
The gate ot the iot of the Cemetery T
will bounder charge of Marshal Hall
and Turrentine and none but those in the
! GOODS.
j
BUck and Colored Silks, Ottomans, KhaiUmes,
Brocades, SurrahaXLight Shades Vancy Irable shade. Tho best thing: yet. Imported
Silks, SaUXfS in all New Shades, Xun's
cc
CALUMET,"
r, "SOUTHERN OAK
i Ot PAUKEK A TAYLOR
Pure White Oil. apl 16
For Fifteen Cents
3 EH TABD, LACE BUNTINGS, as tod
s any Uilng else In town for in all the e
Procession will le
the enclosure
permitted to enter
Veiling, Tamisc, CashmeresIobalr.
Bulges. French Buntings, Sateens,
.Zephyrs, Seersuckers, Percales,
Linen Lawns, Ladles Cloth,
Honey-Comb Sacking,
8Uk Pongees, Ae.
OKOtK OF EXEKCJSKS AT TBK LOT.
Music Byf the
Band.
Prayer-By Rev. Mr. Peschau.
MusicBy ) the Choir.
Address By Col. Benuett.
Music By; the Choiri ;
Benediction By Per. Mr. Wood.
Floral Offerinffs.
Reading of Roll of HonoV of ConfederJ
ate Dead.
Dirge by the Band.
DoxohWv.j
... . i
Salute by the VJ L. I.
A J L. DeRosski-
r
Chief Mrshal.
WHITE GOODS
i '""...''!
IN EVERY VARIETT.
" f . ! ,.:-- ;
j Piques, Marseilles j Embroideries, Lsees, Irish
Point, the beet assortment and jrreatest
Tariety In the city.
Wn$le Check LRwns. invtwo strtes. at
cents, worth double. Another instalment of
6c Percales Look
at my Lace Ciianbrey, ia $
colors, Buff, PiDk and Bine, warranted fast.
Tne most sensible goods for Alisses and Child
ren. combinlcff strength with beauty.
CiIotw and Gloves, ! Handkerchiefs and
Handkerchiefs, for Gents snd Ladies.
JOHN J. HEDRICK.
may 5 .
at the Company's Office, In Uh City
Cerrer rourth and 0
he held
of W1K
VIRGINIA MEAL
. t aw nvircnivr nini ..... l !
minffton. on TJTUBSDAY, MAY XOth, at 11 "I . i 'MDlDMUl
tgrouna coarse or flue) at bottom
o'clock, A. 34.
apl M'-Un
JAMES ANDEBSOK,
' . I -
Secretary
Wanted.
Ereryr bs wftfranicd to gire saOilaetiJ-
llvcred free.
may 4
!
f A COMPANY
WHO - PMOPOSK TO
establish a m amifactory thereon, weU-timber-ed
cypress lands. PorUes who may nave such
E. Q. BLAIR
Market 8tttek
lands to dispose of arc requested to communl-
cate, wtth me at Wadosboro by; letter or with I
.1
Distiller's Glue,
gTANPARD TURPENTINE CASK,
HOOP-IRON, NAILS,
RIVETS and BUNGS, I'
For sale by '
HALL St PEAKS ALL!
Mr. Josh T James, at Wilmington In person.
One. Second-Hand Still
Full pi rtAlars as to exact location of lands. 25BAREEL ffAPAC1TY
number of acres, probable yield of Umber to j for sole Ly
; I I
the.atre and lowest irice, must be made I apl 21
I Tuning Pianos & Organs
HALL & PEAUSAU.
known.
apl i-tf
JOHN T. PATRICK,
State ImmigraUon Agent,
Wadesboro, N. C.
JUST THE PAPER THE PEOPLE; WART !
ED. OLDnAM'8 '
WESTERN SENTINEL.
, cEstabnslied 1852.)
i
"pROP. N. SCIIMITT, HAVING AN klTt
rience of thlrtr voars in America, foi Tnni
! and Repairinsr Musical Instruments, is enibtod
to guarantee entire satisfaction, r or make so
charsre Tho highest recommendations from
1 Schools and Colleges from thefSoathern 8UM
ai iitiiui. . uruen lei ai nis resiaenee on bm.
ond street, between Market and Dock street,
and with C. W. Yates and llelnsberger's Bool
and Music 8 tore. apt 6 tf
Should be Read at Every Fjreeide hi Eastern
North Carolina. !
PLE31MIN0 HOUSE.
'Vha11 'XTahva lanAixtl fmA4matin S wr 9
a uu ua nf a' uu riK4M iiuuiiuauvM us
Something to Interest Etc ry body.
SKND 5 CRNT A3T TRT IT THRRR MOXXiW.
WINSTON, N. C. ,
apl 21
J&j&JRTON, 1ST. c.
W. J. CAJLAI8, Propr
Tobacco.
-yrE HAVE FULL L1XB8 OF TOBACCO,
which Are are 'selling EIGHT CENTS under
prices prior to May 1st.
Also a very large stock of GROCERIES and j
PROVISIONS at bottom figure.
O rXUATED AT THK VERY FOOT Of tM
Blue Kldge, wltMn sight and easy reaek'of
some of the most famous peaks. The Roan
Mountain and Other points of interest are sear.
Delightful air, salubrious climate anJ excel
lent water. J 1
I will be pleased to correspond with parties
proposing. rest or recreation in tne niounuiM
unring tne summer montus.
n il a t.t. U -
i uurinsr tne summer monuis. iucceuent niNf.
! clean beds, airy rooms and prompt rTiee
' griaranteert. Terms tow. J
feb lO-Ban ,
WORTH & WORTH.
P. L. BRIDGERS & 00.,
OFrEIt A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Fine Wines and Liquors
to the Wilmington people for family use.
C O It S E T S.
Hosievy, Glo-es, Lace Collars, Fichu. Ties,
VfUiafs, Handkerchjefs, Ribbons, Crepes.
XT A. ! .
iicwion normal acbool
The third session of the ifewtOHi
formal School will J opca. Jutie 56th,
and close Julv 27th. The IWr rf
Managers have secured tho services of ; ladies, misses, Men: and bots
auamc wips oi losiruciprs, ana can J
assure teachers in every part of the
State that the Normal of 1883 will be of i
a very high grade. Prof. N. C. English.
Superinlenaent ot the Greensboro;
Graded School, will be Superintendent, s
anu iue lacnlty will include S Prof. M. Cineres. LUtei,. and Cotto,k.
yy. o. iuuie, oHpennienaent i of the H
OVEU THE BRIDGE
CABLE.
15 V
Five Minutes to Brooklyn in
Trains ol' Four Cars Each.
- The East River Bridge railroad will
not bo opened when the rest of the
structure is, because experiments arc
to be made with tho rope-tractioii pow
cr in order that all risk may be avoid
ed. There are to be twenty-four cai-s,
the most of them being already finish
ed. They arc light, airy, and comfort
,ablc. The railroad will be opened with
all of them in place if the storage tracks
are finished next iuonth. If not.
about halt ot the number wilt be put iu
6crvice. The cars are similar to thosn
in use on the Sixth avenue elevated
road. 'There is so much slass about
them, that a superior system of brakes
would be needed to prevent the bump
ing of tho cars together, even if the
sharp grades did not make them neces
sary The grade is about one foot in
one hundred, and the inertia of the cars
after passing the centre of the bridge
either way, would cause theni to ac
quire an impetus, if unchecked, that
ivuuw iwuaauum ueturc reacning lue
station, iience three kinds of brakes
are usedr including the Westinghouse
brake. , In the event of a mishap to any
one of the brakes either of tbe others
will be ample to control a car. ,
The cars will start Ifrom Brooklyn!
and return by an opposite track, so that
one track will be exclusively for New
York business and the other for Brook-
Housekeeping (roods !
ranask8. Spreads, Toirela, Tapktns,
GAUSE MBBINO UNDERWEAR.
Men afld Boys-
Standard Brands.
CAPE FEAR,
VIRGINIA GLADES,
STUABT3 HYE.
IMPORTED (ilNUEE ALE,
AMERICAN GINGER ALE,
BASS ENGLISH PALE AtE,
SCOTCH ALE.
of
Pul
i -
Quarterlv Mai
For t b W.l; :i-r! it i to numerous to mention
Methodist E. Church, South: i
(SECOND .ROUND,)
Cokesburv.
Newton Grove Mission,. . .
Bladen... :.. -
Whitevillc, atWhiteville l
instrict Conference.
Whiteville;
Waccamaw Mission L.U-?.rw on
Fair Bluff Mission.. -....I . ;f.t
Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs7 June iJ- 3
l'omt Caswell Mission. . I . . .June 5
' . K. U. BURTOX. P. K
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS '
AU at prices so low
..May 12-13
May 15
.May 19-20
May 24 '
iatl- ;
May 34-27 j
ttxat will gire satisf actton fr dnrabUUy , qual
ity and cheapness.
' "I- i
- Call and Krre money by buytac of i
A jmade at home by
tbe industrious. Best tmsl
yeas now before the public
Canital 1 not mmvIaA - nr.
start you. Hen. woidm hn.. -
wanted everywhere to work for ua. Now S
the the time. You can work In spare time, or
8li?rJ?u,;wh0,Um i buslress. 'no
other business will pay you nearly as welf
No one can fall to make enormous pay. by en.
eaging at once. Costly outfit and term 'free.
ymatiefAst, easily and - honorably. JLA
Co. , Auiuata, Maine? -HOT
18-l&w tL -
36 Market Street.
VC D. rjorrill.
"JJ1TDEBTAKKB, CABINET MAKER AND
CABPENTER, Ofllca and Work Shop on Sec
end street, opposite Southerland's tables.
BespectfnllT solicits ordm h -!t.
gooft work, prompt deSrery sad fatfnfiirrton is
mT IA-C7
Livery and Sale Stables,
OKSKS, BUGGIES, PHOTONS AND
H
CABRIAGLS let ai
for Horses.
ow rates. Also Board
$2 PER DOZEN.
A enolee selection of one Groceri ahrays
on hand.
P. L. BRIDGEES & GO.
The Finest Hearse in the
city. ;
A CAtt LOAD OF
Kentucky Horses & Mules
Just received and for sale low.
The best lot of stock in the city.
HOLLlNGSWORTn & WALKEB, !
- j " ! "
At the New Stables,
may4-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry ets
Kainit, Flour, Wagons,&c. I
400 TNS t,KSUI!i15 GERMAN Kaintt,
I Direct Importation,
Now laodlns ex Bark Soli Deo Glarta. , s
I r or sale low for cash. I
I - - - - - - .1 - :
1200 BBLS KRKSH cbound jff
TO'ILSON.-SCHILDS.1 C)S Manufacture
of Wagons and Carts. I
Por sale at manufacturer's prices.
JQRY SALTED AND SMOKED SIDES.
Tubs and Tiesces LARD,
may 7 KERCIINER & CALDER BROS
! Mouldings, Brackets,
" I Balusters
I ".. AND ALL DESCEirTlONd Or
Ornamental HouseFinishing
BUILDING LUMBER, FESCING AND ;
LATHS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
BOXES for ihlpment of VKGETABLM,
PRUIT and MERCHANDISE of any desired
siie, ready made, or In sbooks.atthe HTLT0X
MILLS. I PARSLEY WIGGINS,
may 4-deodAwlm k
PACIFIC GTJANO
Just received and for sale,
SOLUBLE; PACIFIC GUANO,
Dissolved BonePhoBphate.
We never have had the first comply
these Fertilizers not brlngtn profluble crop
See our Country Agents. I
: " ALEX 6PBUKT & 80S.
feb21&w- 1 -
la tatkMv, rL I mm two i orrixj FaJCtM?
The Star Saloon.
I ; GEO. F. ' HERBERT, Proprietor.
LI Market Street, Wilmington, N. C.
-JTEWLY PITTED. EVERYTHING NEAT,
clean andjnlce. ' v . - v
The Place to Buy
fJtUBPRNTINK TOOLS. -
FFHS' n ACKERS,
DIPPERS, WHETTERS.
HACK-WEIGHTS, Ac. , &c., &j '
. Setr roods at Bock Bottom price. A
full and complete stock, of Hardware niwatfi
on hand.
" W. E. SPRINGER & CO..
8iieoeeors toJohn Dawson A Co.,
aplie I9ra and 23 Market Street U
"Mnflno PTlOYICrH.
THE RESTAURANT AND SALOON FOB
I " I ' w
mexly known as tho Sear borough House,. o.
15 South Water street, will hersaftCT be known
as tho CAPE FEAR PILOT HOUSE, where
can be found at all times the best otJ!
Liquors and Cigars. Board br the day, wee
ormontn. xabie suppuea wiwu Th
market affords. Oysters in season- .A"""
nonnlar nrircM Vnnr mtronare IS respec
f ufly solicited. A trial will conTin
our aim Is to excel and please
r
apl 30- - Star copy It
E. T. BURRLW,
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