t -.
aepted try
JOSHT. JAMESt
POSTAGE PAID:
0 7l 00: One month. S3 cents.
be denvem uj
y part of the city. at the adot
-tea. or 1 ,rt nberaL
XZr will report any and Ell bit
regularly.
. w rrr r
II A.7 firvitnv has the largest
nmd'Uion, of any newspaper
in the my V rrmwifyww.
' I,ach i3 now playing an engage-
-,ent lhe cru',1
..L:,..i.!nhi Times:. Tho Kentucky
,vnh,3 given FieM Marshal Hal-
another w"" "
rr nearly. 50.000 men in U
ne
funeral nasoant ia Ne
yJrVnnSV.ur.hy ami about 500 000
looker
"Tj,.r,.2u!ir biennial meeting of. lhe
L':V,rvKivh court of tbe Ancient
Order f Foresters in the United Slat
rcorro.
..n.f ments have been made lor
a
-n'est between the oarsmen. Haolan
saJ lice, tu take place on Jamaica Bay
on Saturday, the 15th instant, for a
parse of $ 1.00t
Jones, having been convicted of a
rJrber too free use of his tongue, will
cow be allowed to reflect that silence is
goMen. lis still holds the Indianapolis
postoflice. however.
Among the eulogies delived on Gen.
Grant on Saturday was one at Lowell
by Benj. F. Butler and another at Au
gusta, Me., by James G. Blaine. Un
fortunate selections.
The Democrats cycloned the Repub
i: the. p.irremnnih. X. H.. muni-
k .-
cips! election, carry "me every ward and
electing every city officer. Mayor-elect
F.theredge lias 601 majority.
The Puritan's victory in the sailing
race? f jr the Goelet cups has so raised
ber in the estimation of sailors that she
is bein? spoken of as the boat to beat
tbe Genesta in the race for the Queen's
cup. '
..a :
Oae ninth of the Egyptian loan is to
be usud for a really good purpose, that
of building irrigation works for the
beneGt of the fellaheen eugaged in ag
riculture. If properly expended that
part may easily be made to pay its in
teiejt in increased products of the land.
Physicians in the Sandwich Islands
bare come to the conclusion that the
only way to stop the alarming spread
of leprosy.is to begin vaccinating with
leprosy microbes. They think the
operation will be a success, bnt have
found no one yet willing to submit Co it.
John S. Wise, the Rcadjuster candi
date for Governor of Virginia, weut to
New York city after his nomination to
pave the way fcr.raisin funds to carry
the election. He declared 'that with
$50,000 Virginia could be fixed as sure
Republican as Pennsylvania or any
Northern State.
Among the Court presents ol Prin
cess Beatrice all the royalties avo
jewels, save the Crown Princess of
Germany, her sister, who presented
two silver candlesticks, and the Prince
of Wales only an oil painting of Wlnd
"orCistle. These paltry gifts are re-1-tfded
as an additional slight to the
marriage.
Bishop Turner, a prominent colored
keortfan. urges the young men o! his
rtoseek homes in the Government
wdsof the West instead of clinging to
loo Eastern cities and engaging in oo
Rations too often servile. Says the
Ushop: -You might lake tho bright
Jouog man in Georg a and let him
comeoutof nrWrH vi ;u
... ..-i lam ui a aia nidu u
"Pioma as large as a bed-sheet, but
er hehas blacked boots for t three
Mt a hotel his manhood is gone
tor life.-'
. J5? I)nJoa iVw draw attention to
Qifference between the peerage and
b e Jnstcracy, a difference suggested
recent creation of peers. It
wU to sveral untitled magnates who
essentially members of tbe aiUto
JT. and remarks, on the other hand.
-min3 lxrd Cairns, al
gh a niomKar f iL-
0 -xvi ui iuo peerage, is
member of the aristocracy, a dis-
ouen lost sight of. One or two
W P6CrS are even quite ' un"
- tienoos moving in what is
2l Dfemocralic State central com
J!r n irnia will make their head-
n'th Alexandri ths campaign.
Deal! in lhe camPan at which a
?Uc u-islatro was elected in
tioa , & Readjaster-Republican coaU
ati1811016 and at the Ust Presi-
3ii J .;mPa'K- The central com-
f 4.. . togetner at an ear-
'. "'"I'UUL inn Ptmniii rrr rt IKMS
hion Mue lQe means of its prosecn-
1
I
VOL. IX.
LOCAL NEWS.
I10EX TO IEW AQVERHSEUEITt.
"VlF.w
T 8 PAGB Deafness
Wasted A Situation
W B Kino Tin Roofing
. Wahted -Young Ladles
Oat Buos Man Wanted
Sallaob & Co Moaqultccs : -.
P I. Bkidokks & Co tngars
r C Millek Tar Heel Llnlcacnt
W H Fa v Co -Manilla Booffi
C W Yates A Word to Merchants
B M McIhtise Making things Lively
Ueimsbesoex Miss Cleveland's Book
Pabker A TatlorWc Have la Stock
liornbam's Improved St uulard Turbine
W Springer A Co Mason's Fruit Jars
Mukds JSaoxxisas Buffalo LUbU WaUr
u Matt. Thompson, Prln Plcdaaoat Sem
inary
Farmers can save tim and money
by getting barbed wire tor their fences,
at Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
We bear of several families who' are
to start for the mountains this week.
Belter stay at home and keep ool.
Blue, white, grey, brown and olive
flannel shirls, are sold by Dyer. The
visitors to the mountains will take
notice. t
Se-iren-ty five cents only for the best
white unlaundried shirt in the -city, at
the Wilmington Shirt Factory, Nc. 27
Market St., J. Elsbach. Prop. ' tf
The pupils and teachers of Brooklyn
Sunday School will meet at Brooklyn
Hall at 8 o'clock to-morrow . night for
the purpose of practicing some new
music.
Two very bad white boys drove a
cow into the riyer yesterday near the
x -
Carolina Central Railroad, and she was
obliged to swim to Market dock before
she could be gotten out.
One sailor tramp and one man charg
ed with disorderly conduct were the
only cases for the Mayor's consideration
this morning. The former was held
until a vessel could be found for him
and tbe other was discharged.
The highest tide wbtsh the "oldest
inhabitants" remember to have seen
on the Sound or at Smithville was that
of yesterday. Not a blade of grass could
be seen at Wrigbtsville, and the water
rose over several of the gangways.
It is said that tbe Seaside Club will
be converted into a "professional nine"
next season, and will join the Southern
League. It will be composed of three
batteries, and only one of the home,
boys is to be retained, and he will hold
first base for the revised edition.
Dropped Dead
Reuben Bryant, colored, dropped
dead this morning at the corner of
Campbell and Sixth streets. He bad
been in poor health for toraertime
but was not considered in a critical
condition. Heart disease is supposed
to have been the cause of his death. He
was about 55 years of age. and leaves
a wife, who is a confirmedinvalid. but
no children.
Kill Ulnf.
One of the savage dogs which made
such a fearful assault upon Mr. W. L.
Dukes, on the north side of the railroad
a few weeks ago, but which was not
killed at the time, got upon the war path
again yesterday. W.J. Kellogg, col
ored, tho owner ofJLhc dog, also owned
a calf, and this the brute pitched into
and dragged into the street and man
gled badly before he could be gotten
off. In fact be did not let go his hold
upon tbe calf until be was knocked
senseless with clubs.
The Seasides in italeigli.
The Seaside Base Ball Club play the
Raleigh Club, at Raleigh, to-day and
to-morrow, in speasing ot inem, mo
News and Observer says:
The Wilmington club has visited
Raleigh but once this season, and ev
erybody will remember the fine game
played witntna nome team, as neiu
ers they have no superiors in the State,
and they are quiet, gentlemanly play-
. . i r rr
grs. iney nave secureu jucaurey as
Ditcher." ate of the U ncinnati c.uD.jana
Lsitzen. a caicnr oi mucn noie. a nese,
together with Monroe, late of the Chat
tanooga club, and a fine catcher, Kurtz,
Kocchogey ana uarris. lorm a team
hard to handle. The Raieigh club will
put its best men in the field. McElroy
has recovered from his sickness and
wilCcertainly go in the box for Raleigh.
Fitz will catch him. Bennett, House,
Cain, Kennedy, &c, &c, will compose
the team. This array of baseball talent
has never before been on the balLfield
in Raleigh and surely should draw large
crowds. The above games will be play
ed Monday and Tuesday afternoons at
i o'clock.
Now is the season tor painting your
houses. Go to Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if you want
to saye money. ' . t
WILMINGTON. N. C. MONDAY. AUGUST 10,
A Isold ifurgrlary.:
Mr. A. Weill, of this city.' residing at
the corner of Chestnut and Fourth
streets, was on Saturday night the vic
tim of a bold burglary. Mr. Weill
hjtd in bis possession on Saturday tbe
sum ot $160. Thts amount of money
was in one large pocket book and in an
other there was a smaller sum, amount
ing to $13.' On retiring to rest on
Saturday night Mr. Weill placed both
poeket books under his pillow and soon
fell asleep. He slept soundly, more
eoundly than usual, hejthinks, and at 3
o'clock be awoke, shivering and chill
ed. Tberosecmcd to betf strand op
pressiveness upon him and be arose
and going into a room occupied by his
daughter he found open a window
which had been closed be lore Miss Weill
weut to sleep. Mr. Weill awoke sev
eral of his children and it
wa3 an unusually difficult mat
ter to do so and hence there
are some grounds for belieying that
chloroform was administered by the bur
burglar. Mr. Weiil then returned hur
reidly to his room and on looking for his
monry found that tbe large pocket book,
with its contents, bad entirely disaspear
ed. and the smaller one remaining in its
plae?, as though it had been overlooked.
Further investigation disclosed the
fact that a small tin box in which Mr.
Weill kept some valuable papers had
been forced open and the papers overt
hauled, butTis there were no valuables
in the box nothing was missing there
from A bureau drawer in Miss.
Weill's room had also been forced open
and the contents scattered, in a vain
search for more money.
There is no clue to tbe robber, and
there is much mystery as to his mode
of entrance. If he gdt in the window-
as il is alpost certain that he did, then
he must have climbed the trellis work
on tbe back piazza. Possibly he might
have managed in some way to conceal
himself in the house overnight.
The loss is a serious one to Mr. Weill
and we can only hope that the scoun
drelmayyet be detected and the money
recovered.
Hernotiai
Mr. Robert J. Taylor, of Wilson, N.
C, is in the city on a brief visit to his
brother. Mr. J.W. Taylor."-
Mr. Joe Merritt left on this morning's
North bound train for a visit to friends
in Duplin and Sampson counties, and
intends to be absent about two weeks;
Rev. Dr. Pritchard has returned
from Wadesboro, and be preached at
the First Baptist Church here yesterday.
A letter received Irom Capt. W. M.
Parker this morning states that he is
still at Harttord, Conn., and is fast
regaining health and strength. .
Mr. J. T. Bland, of Burgaw. Pender
county, was in the city on prolessionai
business this morning. He reports
that the crops in his section are looking
finely, but are beginning to need rain.
Mr. Ben. Kendall. of Wadesboro, has
been appointed a mail route agent on
the Carolina Central Railroad. He
takes the place vacated by Mr. Rollins,
and will enter upon the discharge of his
duties this week.
Mr. C. C. Corbin, who recently re
signed his position in the Signal Office,
has succeeded Mrs. Leo in the boarding
house on Market street, opposite this
office, the change taking place to-day.
Mr J. 1). Nutt. tho druggist, who
went to Asbeville with the Wilmington
Light Inlantry, and who has been sick
ever since the return of the Company,
has recovered and is now regularly at
business again.
Lincolnton Press: Capt. W. ' A.
Cumming and family, after a short so
journ at Blowing Rock, returned here
last week. Cart. C. finds that the at
mosphere and water of Lincolnton ate
of more benefit to his health than that
of any other place be has visited.
Jury of Inquest.
Oh Thursday afternoon last a son of
Mr. George W. Hughes and a son. of
Fred Bennett, colored, aged about 13
years respectively, got into a quarrel
on the North side of the railroad and
the latter threw a rock which hit young
Hughes. Upon this Hughes struck tbe
colored boy and hit him in the stom
ach. Oo Friday morning Hughes was
arrested and taken before Justice G. P.
Rourk. charged with an assault and
battery upon Bennett, when he submit
ted the case and was discharged . upon
the payment of a small fine and the
costs. Yesterday the Bennett boy died
under circumstances such as made it
necessary for a coroner's inquest to be
held to investigate the cause ot death.
Coroner Jacob, this morning, sum
moned a jury and held an inquest in the
grand jury room in the Court House,
where tho witnesses were subpoenead
III
tdjppear.and where they were examin
ed by Solicitor B. R. Moore. Dr. F. W
Potter, City Physician, testified that he
made a. post mortem examination of the
deceased and found no laceration or
bruises of the .Intestines, but that he
found a fatty degeneration of the heart,'
which from a slight cause might result
in death. Witnesses were examined
but their testimony was not important
as bearing upon the cause of death.
The verdict of the jury was that "the
decased came to his death from causes
unjruown." . j -
lhe following composed the jury of
f AItM&frr -John II olio way, foreman ; M.
L. Morton. Washington McNeill, Geo.
Peiman, P. P. Lockhart and P. Carr.
AVill not Attend.
. .- . i
We regret to know that Capt. S. W.
Nobles will not be in 'attendance at the
Fruit Fair at Greensboro, with his fine
display of grapes. The fact is his
crapes are all off and marketed, the
greater portion ot them having been
shipped to New York where he receiv
ed 25 cents per pound lor them.
As thi3 section of the State is at least
from two to three weeks in advance of
the middle and Western porlionsof tbe
State we think it would bo advisable
for fruit growers to organize an East
ern fruit fair. Uhder the present or
ganization the fruit fairs, will always
be held about the middle of August for
the reason that the nurserymen in the
middle and Western I portions of the
State have no fruit until about that
time, while fruit growers in this
section been have selling their
products for nearly a mouth and their
best varieties are all consumed before
the Western crops begin to ripen.
ft Beats All.
How trade does keep at Slider's is
the remark often made by visitors and
frequently overheard. It is indeed a
matter of great surprise while nearly
every (we may say every) clohting
house is complaining of dull business.
This encourages us to do still batter.
Depend upon us always. Depend upon
us always ior the best of everything at
the lowest price. Remember, it will
pay you to trade with the Old Reliable.
Shriek, the Old Reliable Clothier, 1 14
Market st. Sign of lhe Golden Arm. t
We noticed quite a fine display of
dog collars at Jacobi's Hardware De
pot. NEW ADVJEKISEMENTS
y i f;
auglO tf
Wanted-
A SITUATION BY ONE WHO 13 NOT
afraid of work. Having had 20 years ex
perience as a Druggist, that business would
be preferred But It matters not what it la ;
something to make a living ia the object. -
Apply at It IS VIEW OFFICE.
anglO It Star eoyy and tend bill to Re
view Office.
J. II. JONES,
11 VERY, SALE, BOARDING
J
AND EXCHANGE STABLES.
Ho'ecs, Mules, Bugg'cs and Carriages for
sale or hire, stiict attention paid to boarding
horses. No 312 Princess, bet. 3rd and 4th
sts , Wilmington, N. C. auglO
We Have in Stock
rjJHE BEST LINE OF COOKING STOVES.
Kerosene Oil Stoves. 1 in and Sheet Iron Ware
and House Ifurnlshlng Goods to be found in
the city. If you want FIRST CLASS goods at
bottom pric: s call at
FARKER TAYLOR'S,
aug 10 23 South Front St
Mason's Fruit Jars.
-yyE NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
of the above Preserving Jars. Send In your
orders at once. We will guarantee lowest
prices. W. E. SPRINGER A CO..
13. 21 A 23 Market Street,
ang 10 Wilmington. N. O.
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES.
NO
Weak
MORE
EYES.
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE.
A Certain. Safe and Effective Remedy for
SORE, WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES,
Producing Long-Sigbtedncss, and Re
storing the Sight of the Old. ,
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Turners,
Bed Eyes, Hatted Eye Lasbes, and Pro
ducing Quick Belief and Perma
. nent Cure.
Also, equally efficacious when used In other
maladies, such as Ulcers, Fever Sores, Tu
mors. Salt Rheum, Burns. Plies, or wherever
Inflammation exists, MITCIXEL1S SALVE
m be used to adrant&e.
Sold brail Druggists at 25c.
1885.
NO. 185
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Making
We are closing cut all
DRY GOODS CARPETS & MATTINGS
at such prices as are telling. Almost anything you wish (except money) we
have and if you are in the mood for buyinv, we may be mutually benefited.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS of goccf quality at lowest Driccs
CLOSING OUT EMBROIDERY. A broken lock in this linoand
: SET WE WILL SELL TIIEM. S -
Corsets. Corsets.
We can suit you and no mistake. - 1
BLACK CASHMERE. Now i3 your time and this your-opnortunitv
A FEW RUGS Verv. vcru chenn. Kntnihic
CARPETS-The remainder of this
jerseys a. specialty.
aug 10
IVian Wanted!
SALARY 075
to 100 for our
business la hi.
locality. Kesnontibl. hnus.. Reference exchanged. Addrcs,
lnEoslish. GAT BKOS., 19 Bartlay Street, Jf. Y.
aug 10 4w daw
TIEAFNESS its CAUSES and CURE, by cne
AJ who was deaf tvrentv eight years. Tieat-
cd by rnrst of the noted. specialists of the day
witnno benent. cttreafttjnsevintnreemontns,
abd since then hundreds of others by same
process. .A plain, simple and successful home
treatment . Address T. . PAGE. 123 East
26th St . New York City. auglOdlw.
TVT0SQUIT0EStoaMrod
Xlirc Mosquito Bite Cure, Uc3 Instant
relief, and drives them away, aaurcus
bALLa.DE & CO .
ug!0 4w 8 East ISth St., New York
WANTED Yourg T adies In city or country
to work for ua at the'r homes ; fascina
ting employment; no instructions to buy;
work can be sent by mail (distance no objec
tion) ;$ (i to $9 per wees can be maae; no can
vassing, particulars free, or sample of work
mailed for four cents In stimps. Please ad
dress, Home Manufacturing Co., Hoston,
Mss. P. O. Box 1915. aug 10 dw 4w
Established FAY'S lb6S.
MANILLA ROOFING !
Resembles fine leather; for ROOFS. OUr-
RlLE WALLS, and INSIDE in place of Plas
ter. Very 6trong and durable. CARPETS
and RUGS of same material Catalogue with
testimonials and samoles i REE .W.-.1I. FAY
& CO , Camden, N. J.
aug 10 4wd&w
Piedmont Seminary.
A - SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIUL.3.
Wide-awake and up to the times. Prac
ileal course, practical teachers and practical
methods. Prepares for College or liDSiness.
Has a reputation for thoroughness and good
discipline. Location healthy. Of easy access
by railroad. Next session be a Ins i:h Tues
day In Aug. 18S5. . For circular, &c, seed to
W. MATT. TXlUMJaUN, tTTVa.;
aug 10 d&w4w Lincolnton, N. C.
BURNUAM'S
IMlMtOVED
STANDAUD
Turbine
Is the BEST constructed
and finished Turbine In the
world. It gives better
percentage with part orfull prate, and is sold
for LESS MONEY per Horse Power than any
other Turbine. Pamphlet Free by
Burnham Bros., York, Pa.
aug 10 4 w
A Word to Merchants,
JJBFORE SENDING OFF FOR YOUR
Fall supply of BLANK BOOKS AND OFFICE
STATIONERY, let us give you prices, and
see what I can save you.
CHECK BOOKS, DRAFT BOOKS, Ac,
made to order
MISS CLEVELAND'S BOOK, George
Eliot's Poetry, and other Stories; price $1.50.
C. W. YATES,
aug 10 119 Market St
Cigars. Cigars.
rjHE FINEST LIE OF CIGARS KEPT
in the city is at our store. OCR LEADER"
Is the best FIVE-CENT CIGAR ever put on
this market. Our "ZEE VANCE" ia an ele
gant "after-dinner" smoke f r five cent).
We claim tkat our Cigars are THE BEST to
be obtained
We make some pretensljEs to be able t j tell
what a gocd Cigar U.
We will also throw in a bx of matches
- -' ,
ever 7 time a Cigar is bought. The matches
were bought low dawn, and you do not get a
cheaper Cigar to pay for tfcem. .
TRY OUR CIGARS.
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.,
HO North Front St.
aug 10
-. , TIZL3 KOTICJT -
Tfa TTUl ha Ud to rtc&vs ciausaciciCoa
fxoa our tricafia on ay tal ill "rettec t'.
Reaerallntcrsatbat :
Tta Mum oS lae writer mtrst always bJt
3ahd to tte Editor. " '
Communications mat! j irrlttta ca c
one side of tho paper.
Personalities must be avoided -Aad
itia especially "axd parttculxrly crd
tood Uiat the Editor does not always en dot
tho views of correspondent!! 'atlret o sutt
la the ed! torial coluians. v
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
things Mvely !
Corsets.
stock away down. . , " .
R. M. nicirJTIRE.
licchahite Excursion.
UlH TENT NO. 6). I O. R WII L
D11IVK AN 1XCCRSION fon the PAS&
nff-T,.i ??vlllc aml the Forts, on TUES
DA, the 11th lest. Mufic bv tte HarpcYs.
t r?? Vh1 clt7,yrl. Faro for round
trip 50c. ; children half price.
Committee II B. Bishop, T. S Tblar.J. X.
Spoencr and R B Eeglsttr nag 8
TIN HOOFING,
JJOOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING
Tin and. Sheet Iron Wave made to order
Stove Pipes. Elbows, &c , 4 c. orucr.
. Jobblnir o-cnrrnliv
' W. E. KING,
. Practical. Tinemfth
aug 10 Cti t and Water strcctj
'Pat ITirkl I J... a.
pOK INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL UE.
Ely'e i Cream Ealm and Wl.De.Veyprs Ca.
O" I v- f W
C MILLER'S, v
Cortcr Fourth and Nun -is
aug 10
Miss Cleveland's Book,
QEOrgk ELIOT'3 POETRY AND OTHER
STORIES, by Rose Eli, tbeth Cleveland. .
The Fan Franc.itco Chronio!e says Miss
not In the least a UuotSkiSg!Wi2oJalg
aSSi' 'Msa C1" eland S
u ipe or robust Ampr!an mnrx.u.i
feelings akin to those of thtVTu
trywomeD
LI V W lllllfTl n Il K .1 1 . .
neart."
is ii uruau ana generom
Uoutd in clollKonly.
J'orsalo at
Price f 1. 50.
P. HKINSBERGER'S.
l ive Book and Music Stores
aug lo
Ham Sausage !
JUST RECK1VZD A SHALL LOT OF
HAM SAUSAGE
Packed in Jelly. Tho most delicious thing.
Call at Crapon's Family Grocery and exam
ine for souraclt.
Geo. M. Crapon.
LL3JL. J J So Front St.
A Polite Ilequest.
NUMBER OF PERSONS OWE ME
small bills past due . Fach amount Is small
of Itself and mlgat be paid without much ex
ertlon; in the aggregate the amount li quite
large. Thi3 being the season when' a shop
keeper needs money most, I would esteem It
a special kindness on.the part of my friends
to make an early settlement
JNO. J. HEBItlCKi
Fresh Every Bay,
J HAVE NOW ON HAND AND WILL CON
ubuc i to keep a fresh supplyof Apples, Peach
C3, Watermelons, and
n"a ot vegeubles.
nucleus, Kfrga, Ac. Will
sell at reasonable
pneca. Give me a call.
.V-M. D. HUMPHREY,
juiy -u -Aavis' row near New Market
Buffalo Lithia Water No. 2.
THRESH LOT .TfTST lWnv nnivft.n
f A Case- Congress Water, fresh. Hathorn
water, iresh. Deep Rock, Saratoga and Tike
pEom are the renufne water urr. rfiimmt ,
our Soda Counter. Up to' the times with the
beat Goods and reaf onable prices.
Coxe and see us at lot N. ront t '
Joiya MUND3 BEOS.
Pig Fish! Pig Fish!
QOOD SUPPLY ON HAND AT PINK
GROVE Our SHARPIE and other Iteats
Qa5, fiTA mlnuIcs' Btlce with OWKN
JUNES (best boatman on tbe Sound) and his
two bo s always on tho loo-out lo take you
saiLng. Transient and Permanent Boarders
accommodated Telephone No 7 )
June 27 ED. WILSON MANNING.
Front Street. Smltliyille, C.
GEO.' W . DAVIS and D. L. BENDER, Prop'
-irEALS AT ALL HOURS. Flsb, Clams.
ITl. Crafcs, ferved In all styles, at short
FIrt class Brr fltLsri.ii
July 27 1m
Cool, Cooler, Coolest.
JOT THE WEATIIKR. BCT THAT D1T
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