TIH3 PAPKB
ATsntajr. Suadayi tx
eio;
eepted by
JOS 1 IT. JAMES
KDITOR AD PBOPKIBTOB.
PTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
SLI" ' six month. $2.00. Tare
iuC; One month, 35 cents.
r win be delivered by carriers fret
1E 1 any part of the city. at the above
: a rwr week.
Tie
k 5? .
' or io rent per wee.
A .. iii mtmrtinrini
1 . n n fi1
. rn v. td' lr iar regularly
.'U ttU- VOL. IX. WILMINGTON. N. C WEDNESDAY JULY 22, 1885.
NO. 169
Important Meeting-
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
CT-IU Mxiy torgest Tho charter of Oxofj gi7C3 tfae
i-; ..r,ijUion. of any newspaper rt GfnH.n. .i r .L . . ..
if, . . -sum ucieou laemseires in an
y .the YCbancnor rierce. BoJ Vf T7kde and ProOe
. L i ,.. I vuo umvmuv. iDsteaa Ol in a rinrt I r. i . ..... .
U . u Con Grants death. and wu. nearly forgotten proyision has chanf,G Thflnhi,M nf, mDO;
an:, i" inst hoon Ar;rw u a t i . w
i - - - - "j ".vu it u,m u i r - hniri on iniamk. n f-.:n:..n ,;i.
oriillarn T .innlani nil a Kl m rvi a !s n T r J
. ' ... , V irMe ,r.hool. coint nf ,SJn.tT. -- ft I . en K- .F. Uoke. who is here in the
IHT'I J L MiM' " -" I f Wa9UU 1CLLC1 UKI ALI II I IIH I - . t
c ;wai" i r -,,- . i laieresi oi an extension oi tne uaronna
loriaers. jnequesucn whether the rwP.i Rnii,. t t.
wiouso uuiua guuu remains io do de
cided. . '".'
.1 . onnvavn
-
,n National Hank, one of
,tituu-ns m wail street.
vluntary liquidation.
'fix- V
f.;iei
It
tr.e
;s tha many Kngli.-h women
, r. rt s in French churches for
. 4k. t It-rtrning the French lan-
VtV.cr.iay, i;i the North and West,
tii- heat w.ii intense and there was suf
i rr-r dN'ress and death in consc-
,t i .i s,
LOCAL NEWS..
1I0EX T8 HEW IDYEinXEHEirS.
CW Xatis-B'ankBo9ks
r C Millek Tar Heel Liniment
Munds Brothebs KIllcl for 25 Cents
Lavtx PAKTr Toons PeopUs Asso'n
Mines, in the Northwestern portion of
the Stale, where, by a short cut, it
would form connection with Cincinnati
and other prominent cities of the North
west. Gen. Hoke, upoji being intro
duced, spoko of the importance of this
contemplated undertaking to the Onan
cial and commercial prosperity of
Wilmington and showed that this city
mcnt
, ,; ar which he owe?.
)r. Lefevre, pastor of the Frankljn
Sj-i:re Southern Presbyterian Church,
Haltimore. ia not to accept tho presi
dency ot Davidson Collet, N. C.
II EIH8BKKOKB Mexican GruKi Himmnrta
TMKmeksox, G P a Visit the Encamp 13 nerer Cincinnati by a graat many
miles than any other city on the Allan
tic Coast. Ho spoke of the importance
of securing. i3 far as possible, the traf
fic oi the Northwest to thi3 city, aud of
Ihe advantages which would neccssari
ly follow Irom such an extension of our
railroad facilities. He was listened lo
with marked attention and his words
created considerable interest in the
minds of his hearers.
aub Carolina uenirai liauroau is
Tbero was no City Court this morn
inn-
i' u a!'c2cd that John uoacn is not
p, or ai appears on the-surface and! r-gss are plentiful at 12J cents a
tw hu has two dollars for every one aozen.
Ddn't drink too
when over-heated.
much ice-water
A cool wave will be a welcome bless
ing, when it comes.
This is thought by many to be the now comPleted and running to Shelby
warmest day of the season. and ifc a intended to push the work
. on as rapidly as possible to Morganton.
tvjLcuixi LJUZiLxiiHii rpnnrr ina ritror no 1 i i i . a -i
, ,nt r,,r finvprnor 19 one . . . .7. ' " . ' " wmcn 13 only sdoui iu miles irom IDO
""A "::r;,; ...h, . W"wP'T- -Cranberry Iron Wcrfcs in Mitchell
We noticed ouite a fine dianlav of county, it is not proposed to Bsk
dos collars at Jaoort's Rnr,lw.r Hp. ay Pecuniary aid from our people, but
DOt that at the proper time our city should
I use her influence in securing the aid of
wnata blessing It is to be able to get convict labor to assist hi the comole-
two pounds of ico for a cent such weath- tion of the work. Gen. Hoke had man
with him showing tho route proposed,
Accordiag to the Danville Register,
the kind of a candidate the Virginia
tiiii Lis loot in it.
- - - -
Kevolvitiz shelves set into the walls
ol the guests' rooms are the newest de
vice in boteX Things can be passed
outer ia without tho intrusion of a
w liter.
er as this!
-
A Congregational church at Wilkes
litre has expelled tilty-four members,
including lour deacons, three trustees,
an organist and a chorister, because
they tried to oust the pastor. :
At Washington D. C, the thermom- aad he stood ready and willing to an-
ter indicated 102 degrees at 1 o'clock swer any and all questions that were
this afternoon.
Philadelphia Press, Kcp: Wo pre
fer to think that the President means
Watermelons and canteloupes have a
downward tendency, literally and fig
uratively, at this time.
Oh, for a lodge in a garden of cucam-
whathogays, and that, in spite of the I Ders r a hammock swung ia the cold
difficulties, he intends to carry the I room at the ice factery !
country loiward to a better system.
propounded.
Quite a number of his former com
rades in arms were present to give the
General a cordial shake of the hand in
memory of "auld lang syne."
A Driyingr Park.
In nearly every city and town of any
a emmi karri mm ot f Ma .; i a importance in the South there is a
- - mv u via to diuio nuuiu I
This season's fatalities to venture- enlftil t8 of benefit to suffering nature, J1 g pt, estaDil5neu wnere laoics
. .u 4i r 11 animate and inKnimnln auu s5"""" way cugaije iu iue
some tourists in tho A ps are fully as auiUiai BUU inanimate. . J .
, rJ. . , pleasures of a ride and where it has be-
numerocs as usual. The body of one And yet, despite the warm weather, come customary to hold races for
tvmher has not been identified, though the doctors say that it is distressingly purses once or twice in each year:
u.uimuucu iiiat u was nun-1 neauny in Wilmington at this time. These parks possess many attractions
The benefactions of theTacker family Call at; Jacobi's Hardware Depoi aad on Peasant days it is no unusua
NEW ADVERISEMENTS
Illattings.
july21,
thing to see upon them quite a number
of carriages containing ladies and
gentlemen who are eDjoying the health
ful pleasure of a drive without being
annoyed by the dust, confusion and bad
thoroughfares of the ordinary high
Blue, white, grey, brown and olive ways. Heretofore Wilmington has
in the Lehigh valley are numerous andand examine his fine assortment of
very costly. The residence of the late fishing poles and lines. t
Robert A. Packer, worth $200,000. has At 3 O'ciock this afternoon" the ther
now been turned into a public hospital. mometer ia this office registered 93 de-
The sale of American netrolpnm in grees. with the wind from the West
tteOld World has bcergreatlv lessen"
ed by the product of Russian oil wells, flannel shirts, are sold by Dyer. The stood alone in this respect and has had
acd now the discovery of oil in, Galicia visitors to the mountains will take no such convenience for pleasure in
urei.ens to kill what is left of the notice. : f her vicinity, further than that afforded
1 es" I Se-yen-ty five cents only for the best b? lhe excellent turnpike to the Sound
The blacklegs of Paris, driven out by white unlaundried shirt in the city, at It is now intended to supply this de
an enlorcement of the law against pne Wilmington Shirt Factory, No. 27 M"14"0 a Kou PiauB IU wu,va LJ 1U"
gaaibling, are betaking themselves to arkctst., J. Elsbacii. Prop. tf
OmiLT , J Herf llltl on Siberia spirile(ieontlemen of the city bare in
uoiernment has issued a circular of .;n knriAi;..i.r : t-ru 1 .....
imm,(.,...:,.. - ... UOuBlww ,u uuimnuia iiau iu- augurated a movement by which a
-! .... . morrow eyening, in German. It is said nice driving park will soon be establish
Washington Star: It is said that the lhat this lecture is a interesting to ea. Several hundred dollars have al-
secretary will eventually take the Dol- iau,es BS 11 IS 10 gentlemen ana tnose ready been subscribed towards the
;''!i to secure the GoYernment. as fa who understand tbe language would enterprise and, while as yet there is no
risible, against loss, and will refuse nna mucQ t0 interest them in the reel- permanent organization, a committee
pay the sum -about $10.000 w'hich
cia:ajcd by the contractor.
tal.
Jtt la.-i duel between Parisians was
luught with vUuU instead of foils; but
eio.inc..s of the
f Uch wllied by a distance pf seyenty
Ve aaJ a sfsgle exchange of harm-
sjots suilk-cd to satisfy the com-
Tt I
L woman of nineteen, living at
fttcon. Ind . who is the widow of four
L, j iuai sua 19 uesiiuus
t 'enn2 a Convent, beintr" nnnxrineA
r" uiversified matrimonial expert
rC8 lt there ia i
mere ia
rnhwe.n:nW
no man on earth
, . , 1
Olil rn'!.R...lL.n. . ..."
llvn , 4a3CU oauoon aroppea into
h , C ' t,0n(l0Q' dragged two men
1 - uiet throueh tha Rir Romon
whacked them against trees, and
y "Ptured by an excited
tere. 01 sipctators. The aeronaut
..:eurs- aQd tbis was their first
cm " fM'l3oning is said to nave be
a lavrite diversion in Europe.
liJop31-?'03011108 Baltimore and
iroadare compelled to join a
j th CiaUon' which wa endowed
t!mpanj with Sl.000,000. aEd
-rce cul,y S25.000 from that
DVtrtt?e mea areM asseased. ac-
Urs Wa2es from one to fiTe
01 d ?th' and lhey receive in
-Ua.u -or ccident from fifty
a: a K f 0 00 down- There
- -uuiTJirM 1... f..i 1
o- ivj iubu loaiure, uuuer
Cabers
ruay acquire homes of
Another Yacht,
The steamship Regulator, which ar
rived early this morning from New
York, brought A nnw vnr-ht In fto artrlorl
to the fleet of the Carolina Yacht earI. day aDd,tJieQ,the ma"er, b,8
has been appointed to select
a suitable location for the
park and to see upon what terms the
requisite amount of land can be obtain
ed. This coaimiltee will report at an
Club. It belongs lo Mr. H. R. Latimer,
tor whom it was especially constructed
by one of the noted yacht builders' of
New York. It is 19 feet long, is fully
rigged and ready for service. Her stays
are of wire rope, and all her metal
work is of galvanized iron.
put into tangible shape and the work
pushed forward to completion as rapid
ly as circumstances will permit.
Such a place, suitably laid out and
properly managed, will have a direct
tendency to bring many people to our
city, and especially so at the lime of the
races. It will also have a tendency to
introduce a better quality of horses.
JBase Ball, .
The Durham Base Ball Club arrived Tne People who come here on such oc.
hero last night and registered at the ca8ions will, as a matter of course.
Commercial Hotel, They play a match brinS money with them, much of which
game with the Seasides, at the grounds wiu be necessarily circulated in the
o! the latter. thi an-rnnnn Tha . fni. I city i -&e benefit of our citizens.
lowing are the names of the me J com
posing the Durham Club ; J. W. Green,
B. C. Morris, S. E. Shaw, C. Chapman,
C. Childs, McC Neal. Thos: Drum my.
J. R. Green. D. W. Andrew, C. W.
Miles, T. U. Lintbicum and W. Lougee.
Hence it becomes important to our
business men, who desire the prosperi
ty of the cily, and,who would be the
moat benefited by the establishment of
such a place, to do all in their power
in furtherance of the enterprise. The
Dark, we are assured, will certainlv
11 wm do 10 your interest to call ana be established. Of that fact there is
see our good and prices before you DOdoubt. There mav be a little delav
pena a uoiiar. jxerer oeiore coma ineonaeocence.0. hitanrv on thft nrt
m . I r
you rauo a coiiar go as tar in ciotnmg of gome to re3pODd wilh alacrity, but
aa at the present time. We have yet it will be built nevertheless. It is hoped
a large, stock of Summer Clothing, that there may be no such cause for do-
wnictt tnuil go. we do not intend car- lay as we have hinted, but that all will
rying over one dollar worth this Fall, contribute to make it a complete sue-
a . I
so nave put prices wnere we Know iney 1 cess.
cannot help but go. Yom know our
rpnntation ; when wa iit roods m L IHdiCatlon.
cheap you know they are. Sitciek, the For the South Atlantic States, ecn
Old Reliable Clothier, 114 Market st. erally fair weather, variable winds and
Sign of the Golden Arm. t nearly stationary temperature. '
! A Chance for You!
CapL T. M. Emerson, General Pas
senger Agent of tho Atlantic Coast
L?ne, will on Saturday, next place on
sale tickets to Asheville and return,
good till August 1st. at the very low
rate of $ 10.55 for the round trip from
thiscity. 'This will aflord an excellent
opportunity to visit the encampment at
Asheville and spend five days in the
mountains of tho State. The tickets
will be on sale for three days and it is
k M . V ?1 f 1
an wiiriunuy wnicn win not occur
Criminal Court.
The following have been the proceed
ings before this tribunal since our last
report:
State vs. Lizzie Floyd, assault and
battery. Guilty and sentenced to threo
months in the County House of Cor
rection. -
State vs. Sciila Bradley, nuisance
Guilty and sentenced to 12 months in the
County IIouso of Correction.
State vs. Harry Orr and Norman
Morris, larceny. Verdict not ; guilty.
S:ate vs. Viney Berry, nuisance.
rDefendant submitted and iudsrment
suspended on payment of costs.
State vs. Edward Thomas and An
drew Ross, assault and battery. On
trial when our report closed.
Personal
Mr. C. C. Parker, of pypru3 Creek,
was in the city to-day.
A letter has been received in this
city JromCapt. W. M. Parker, who
i3 now at Hartfort, Conn. He stopped
wo days in Philadelphia on his way
North and was consideraly prostrated
by the intense heat, but he has recov
ered from the effects of that and is now
doing welt.
Sheriff Taylor and Mr. J. J. Gay. of
Brunswick county, are in the citv
We are sorry to learn, from the latter
gentleraanjthat the crops in his section,
the upper portion of the county, have
been severely injured by the heavy
rams. s
!
Mr. Newton Gillican, formerly of
his city, but for some years past en
gaged in business at Moss Neck., in
Robeson county, was in the city to-day
and paid lis a visit. We are sorry to
earn that I Mr. Gillican thinks of re
moving to Florida in the Fall. North
Carolina can ill aflord to lose men of
his stamp.
We regret to learn that' Mr. T. H.
Thompson is quite sick at Wbitaker's,
N. C. He left here with the excur
sionists to Washington,- D. C, and
. . r n r. 1 " . . .
v a3 tucu wnuo mere, ana ington and Alexandria and get the COOLEST
continued to grow worse until he arriv
ed at bis former home at Whitaker
whprP lm nnw ia Wn nlar ranv f july20 J. M. McGOWAN.
.. "VqIvi .J
learn mat nis lather, Mr. J. W.lMnv,'on f?n Un
Thompson. died very unexpectedly at 'TipAiuan uiaoMiaiiiiiiutW,
his residence in that town on Monday JJAMMOCK stretchers anl hooks.
last. The physicians state that the A fresh lat inst rprelreri. TCnw la thr. Mmo tn
PLSABS KOTICX
Trwmt)si4 fc ncttrt eesuaaalcacoa
boa oui trienda oa any aad an fsatlaeta;
cvseral Interest bnt
Tht aamt of tho writer out alwaya K
alah4totaeE(au.';:'': '"
OmmwffDlcattoaa am M wxlttsa oa oa.
oae iideof tao paper. ?
rtrwonantTea mtat be aToldod. ; x
Aad Xt I especially and particularly ua4
tood that the Editor doe- not alwaya endot
the views of eoxrespoadeati tuoleaa m tu
la the editorial colnjona, "
NEVv ADVBBTISEJUEKTSl
iUlattings.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT.
UattingG.
VERY CHEAP CARPETS I
You can have some real kakgains from the stock now on hand, as we shall
try to close out every piece. RUGS will be sold very low.
ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS wili be sold at reduced pkices;
SUNSHADES AND PARSOLS A very good assortment. :
Corsets. Corsets. Vcorooto.
We ask especial attention, as we arc prepared to suit any reasonable person
HOSIERY In any and all colors and black.
CHEAP WHITE GOODS.
We have white Lawn 10 in. for 12ic. While Lawn at 15c, and many novel
ties in line white goods.
BLACK CASJIMERES In this line of goods we arc rock bottom in prices.
Jerseys a specialty. '; '
r. rjj. rjicirjTiRE.
Visit the Encampment I
- OP THE -
North Carolina State Guard.
TOTCNAB E YOU TO Dp SO
The Atlantic Coast Line
WILL SELL TICKETS TO
ASHEVILLE AND RETURN
; AT THE FOLLOWING LOW BATES:
.i'rom Wiimlugton, N. C. ...... .i0 55
WUsn, .....-.. 10
' Tarboro, ' It 55
" Weldon, It 15
Five Days in the Mountains!
Tickets on sale July 25th, 2Cth and 27th.
Good to return until August 1st, 1S35.
T. M. EMERSON,
ju1y 22 4tnac Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Mason's Fruit Jars.
NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
of the above Preserving Jars. Send In your
orders at onoc. We will guarantee lowest
prices.
july 20
W. E. SPRINGER A CO..
19, 21 A 23 Market Street,
Wilmington, N.C.
Back Again.
HALL AND HEAR ALL ABOUT WASH-
BEER In the city.
cause of Mr. T. H. Thompson's sick i
ness was over indulgence in ice water
and exposure to the extreme heat.
Br. barque Fairy Belle. Jean, cleared
Jean, cleared to-day for London with
1.500 cask3 spirits turpentine and' 3 031
barrels rosin, valued at $3,512. shipped
by Messrs. D. R. Murchison & Co.
a. private iciegram was received at
a quarter past 2 o'clock this alternoon
from Asheville. slating that the Wil-,
mington Light Infantry had arrived
there all well.
make yourself comfortable. Call at
HEINSBEKGKR'S.
Pianos & Organs
gOLD : ON THE POPULAR MONTHLY
INSTALMENT PLAN AT
! UEINSliERGER'S,
july 20, , ! Live Book and Musk; Stores
BLANK BOOKS.
jy AY BOOKS, JOURNALS, LEDGERS,
1 ash Books, Records, Letter 'Books, Bill
Books, Memorandum Books, all sizes" and
stylo binding.
Straw and Manilla Wrapping Paitcr, Paper
Bags, Twine, Ac.
Stationery of all klnd3, suitable for every
lowest pi ices.
C. W. YATES,
july 20 . 119 Market 8t
COTTON GINS, COTTON
PRESSES, &c.
yyE SOLICIT INQUIRIES AND ORDERS
for the WINSHIP COTTON GINS AND
COTTON PRESSES, which are superior to
any offered In this market. Circulars anil
Price Llats will be sent on 1 implication.
WORTH & WORTH.
Owing to the Sickness
or
ROYSTER'S CANDY MAKER
We have been unable to get any of
his line Candles for the
past ten days. : - ji - .
1 h ' '.- . - ,
Owing to his Kecovery
We can now supply ou with any .
desired amount. !
3 lbs. for SI.
P. L. BEID&ERS & CO.,
july 20
HO North Front 8 1.
Till BUT IS OP RESPECT.
As Gcd. In his divine wisdom, has. on the
3lst day of May. 1SS5, removed from our
midst our beloved Brotber Eircman. W. n.
GKOTHJEN, and although wc cannot under
stand His ruling, avc humbly bow t'o UIs will,
knowing that every thing He doc3 la done for
our welfare: therefore, thn Cnmmltifo nn.
pointed at the last regular meetma: of the line of business, at
Howard Rplicf Fire Engine Co. No. 1, held ' ,
Juncl, 18S5. adopted the following Rcsolu-
uods;
1st. That in lhe death of nor Rrnihrr ihi
Company has lost one of its hls-hlv
uiuiuuciriaiiu uixb wr. wi 1 aurnva ohart.h hi 1 c? - m v . -.n
memory.' - --- QyVyrui . , . CUMMER HALF HOSE.
2nd. That we deenlv pvmi.'it'nln with Vii
bereaved widow and chlluren.
3d. That these Bcsoluti an ltf Rnrpail nn nnr
minutes, a blank In our book of record be lelt.
inscribed with hi9 name, date of birth and
demise; and that a cor v nf thtw Rnminiinna
be sent to hl3 wllow. and to the dally papers
, JOHN IIAAB, J it .....
A. ADRIAN,
J.G-L.GIL8CHEN,
. VosKAMPEN,
M. RATH J EN,
1 - Committee ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lawn Party.
Killed for 25 Cents.
jyjENNEN'S.SURE CORN KILLER, FOR,
Hard and 80ft Corns, Banions, Warts, Cal
lousness, Moles, Ac.
MUND3 BROS., .
104 North Front Street.
tvlylS G21 North Fourth Street ,
TIN ROOFING,
ROOF REPAIRING ' AND PAINTING;
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made to order."
Stove Pipes. Elbows, Ac, Ac
r Jobbing generally.
. W.E. KING.
r,, , ' Practical Tingmiih.
Princess.bet. Iront and Water Streets
July I .
-Bargains. Bargains.
Q1TIZENS OF WILMINGTON, CONSULT
your own Interest and buy country produce of
J. R. MARSHALL.
. 24 North Water bt.
Consigixuicnts ard rushing la. WhysUnd
ye Idler . . , July 10
Gentlemen's
Brunswick County.
W. H. Northrop, Samuel Northrop, W. A.
Cumm'ne. Copartners trading aa Nortbroo
ACumming. who sue in be hair of themselves
and all other creditors of Sarah A. Griseom.
" . ' . vs. ' ' " .' .
Wm. Weeks, ExV of Sarah A. GrUsom,
Thomas B. Grissom and Julian Grlssom. '
1 his Is a special proceeding brought by
plaintiffs against the defendants to sell the
real estate of Sarah A. Grlssom, deceased, de
scribed In the complilut, to pay the debts-of
the said estate and among them the plaintiffs;
and It appearing that the defendants Thomas
B. Grlssom and Julian Griaom arc non-residents,
have property In this Plate, but can
not after due dilisrcnce be found In this 8 lata.
and that they are proper panics to this pro
ceeding, INow, these are to command the said
TT r-ER THE AUSPICES OF THE YOU G I tlcfendanU to appear before me at my office In
KJ TM)PLS.'a aso , li the Parsonarc I SmlthvUlc, N. C on Auj.ust-51. lStw. and an
Yard of St. Paul's K van. Luth. Church, on I swer or demur to the complaint now on file.
msuk my z. isio. ueireshments at 1 rjuugiucfc wiu oereaucieuagainsi inem.
cut prices, aiusic bv the mmlMn nf tr
. . - " i
assq. ou toe iiarperff Gate open at 5 p. in.
AUnlssion 10 ceati. The Cimmiitoo Y h-
aii mat u pvssiDie to make everything pleas-nt-
julr 23 It
iSigned) W. . DOSUKR,
i-icrk superior court or
JulylSlawGw Brunswick. County.
Administrator's Notice.
Tar Heel Liniment.
PIOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
H.SHf11 rJ?D AS ADMINI3TRA. Ely's Cream Bato and Wei De Yeycr's Ca
OT With lhe will imMTit nf .fh. l.to, I " - . .
bamnel 8. Krert t, 1 hereby, isoUfy aU per-1 tarrh Cure; Also, a complete stock of Patent
sons having claims aninst thA .it 1 fooo.ioni- I
fieatomeon or before the I5th Medicines, Drugs, Ac , at 'S-JnIyt?fSf:-
JqsiCSDAVIS, .6 F. CL-MILLER'S,
Mirvu w -Aumiuisirator v. t. a, . July a , crser Fourth, aad Nan els
Gent's H. 8, Dandkercble
State Guard Udkrs, il per dozen.
, : ' ' ' SUte Guard Gloves, If c a pair.
Ladies Hosiery, Mitts and Gloves.
Reduced prices for all qualities
White Dress Goods.
JNO. J. HEDKICK.
July 13
Pig Fish ! Pig Fislil
Q.OOD' SUPPLY ON HAND AT PINK
GROVE Oor SHABPIE and other Boats
KAi.ir,eJ5V,ulcs' otloe- with OWKR
JONES (best boatman oa the Cound) and his
two boj a always on the lookout to take vou
Transient and Peraasent, Boardera
'sxcommodated. Telephone No. 7a. Uen
June 27 ED. WILSON MANNING.
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