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77,, It iVy ilevusrjy ha me .largest
f i - nri'-itwn. of any newspaper
Orator shrifon's I'ahre Flo-el. San
Sena'.
. i a:d to be assessed at $1,-
WinCim
M- . .
rnderfiker Merriit. who had charge
ri-en Crant body is now said to
niaic h!i bill at $30,000.
C'-nklin has written to a
frcaJ i' Uufff,h'lt he i3 thoroughly
'. ;n., Kuropean tour and that his
jj-bi" nn - improved.
ThP V.v Orleans Vtaiyune views
cmator Kalis' prediclion-ol a . I. Sol
the part" in Jmisiana as tne possible
io5sot a sp:intr. but thinks it will not
beaP:-'- .
I'hiiadtphia I'ress: In U
natural
.......! ihi'ir frenzied career it is
al-
niot ti:ne f-irthe Blaine organs to ac
cuse'the President of buying all the fish
be capture-
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XaMiviiic l-nion : In the fullness of
tin'e it wsli d iwn upn the benighted
rii-onsol the managers of the blootly
shirt lai-try Hint they are turning out
DeaiocraUc votes.
Indianapolis Xacs: The walking
match which is to attract the greatest
attention is that of the cittle men out of
Indian Territory. However, it
not be a -'o-:ts-you ptea$e affair.
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Th.- Kcntiickv iVmoerats, as far
will
as
J IIV mw--
known, have eliic'.ed filty-3:x members
of the Leitiilature. whilst the Republi
cais haje elected thirteen. The State
has gone a3 usual by a reduced major
ity.
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Matthew Arnold, in his speecii on
giving away the prizes at Dulwich
College. England, oa July 39. said that
the reign of the Euglish middle classes
is now just over and that that of the.
Democracy ha3 bejun.
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The project toecure from the next
Congress an appropriation lor the erec
tion of a Grant memorial bridge across
the Potomac is assuming shape, and
lssaid that a strong effort wiil be
madetoaltain that end.
An object of much interest to those
attending tlie first annual meeting of
the Society o! American Florists, now
in reasion at Cincinnati, is a Francis
Beaceit rose in lull bloom. The owner
paid.? 10.000 'for tho Bennett stock, and
ii is said that his protits already assur
ed will be clos'j upon $30,000.
An admirable work has just been
completed by Pope Leo XIII. at a cost
o! $000,000. subscribed by Roman Cath
olics in all parts of the world. . He has
built close by the Vatican a cholera hos
pital, capable of accommodating 2C0
patients and fitted with every appliance
the latest disco veriei of science show' to
be desirable.
The Alexandria. Va., Gazelle spoils
the beautiful little story that has been
Raioz the rounds about Mrs. Wiso con
jritalating Mrs. Lee on the nomina
tion of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee for Governor
of Virginia by saying that Mrs. Leo has
not been to Old Point this season, , nor
ay from her home. Evergreen,
nsar Alexin iri.-i. during the summer.
Miss Kose Cleveland's book has
reached its twellth cditioi and already
over 50,1100 copies have been sold. Miss
J- eveland has received an aclograpb
Uer from the Empress of Russia re
Win that the book be translated
'Qtothe Russian language. The writer
"iJ she admires the work and makes
th8reinesi on behalf of her country
nraen. This work is now being done.
J; !S also in process of translation into
toman. French and Italian. These
taxations arc all made because of
eirne3t requests, so general aa to be
come demands.. From Italy there
re letters written by the legation
tik2 fur -lt
At the German watering place
hwaibach, Madame Christine ;NUs-
h the chief attraction . - A lew days
'Jo acor.cert was giyen by some, wan
er Tyrolese minstrels in., a lif.la al
wco restaurant in the woods there:
-S3on was present and listened .for a
tt with exempiary patience to the
j aa' excruciating noises. Hat sudden-
ta i h J;sappeared amJ presently, from
heart of the greenery, arose, to the
foment of the Tyrolese and the dc--t
of the Scwalbachians, that voice
has given so much pleasure to
csaads.cvea when they hare had to
I a bIg sum for the privilege of hear
,nt it.
Va 13 Sau to e morc dangerous
Ja whiskey. That is the verdict of
E
VOL. IX.
the Scientific American , which sets
forth that the use of beer is found to
produce a species of degeneration of all
the organs; profound, ar.d deceptive
fa!ty deposits, diminished circulation,
conditions of congestion and perversion
of functional activities, local inflamma
tidas of both the liver and kicneyp, are
constantly present. A slight injury, a
severe co!d, or a shock to the body or
mind, will commonly provoke acute
disease ending fatally in a beer drinker.
(K0H TO ISW AnVERmtMEaU.
Mdxds Brotiieks Netlcc
F C Mill.ee Tar llee' Liniment
HEUfSBEKOEB Pianos and Org ins
'J W V atks-aTWotiL to Merchants
A S Black, Frla School at Iiurgaw
TuoS D ME.VUES, Ast -Notice to Shippers
There was do City Court this morn
ing. Oysters will step to the front next
month.
There are few good watermelons of
fered in this nierket now.
Another warm wave visited our pity
to-day. and it "a3 a scorcher.
This will be.a first rate night for the
moonlight excursion on the Passport.
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Shrimps have been selling here oc
cassionally a3 low as five cents per
quart.
The heavy rains had hero on Tues"
day night extended only a few miies
East of the city. . . 1
Give the RfcviEW Job Office a .trial.
We guarantee good work, prompt de-
livery and low prices. v
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther.
monpet6r1n this office registered90 de
grees, with the wind from the South
east.
.The finest woolens ever offered to the
trade aro shown at Dyer's. Suits for
$254 hat .recently sold at $35 by other
tailors. t
Advertise your houses for rent or to
sell in the Daily Review. We offer
you the largest circulation and the
lowest rates.
Rev. Dr. Mendelsohn having return
ed there will be services in Temple
Israel at half past 9 o'clock next Satur
day morning.
There is some talk of an open air
concert by the Cornet Concert Clnb,
but the matter i3 not yet definitely de
termined upon.
Gent's Wamsulta Jeans Drawers,
equal to linen, all sizes, at 00 cents, at
the Wilmington Shirt Factory, No. 27
Market St., J. Elsbach, Prop. tf
The water is so low in the &ape Fear
that the steamer D. MurcJiison, which
was due here yesterday morning, did
not arrive until about 8 o'clock this
morning. - -
. Another fine buck was killed a few
miles from the city and brought into
market yesterday.! It weighed about
100 pounds and was bought by Mr.
George F. Tilley.
Messrs. Harper and Ilarriss are in
luck so far as weather- is concerned.
They could not have a prettier night
than this promises to be for their moon
light excursion to the Rocks.
There will be a match game ot base
ball to-morrow afternoon betwecu the
Seasides and theEurekasat the grounds
of the former. It will be lor tho benefit
ot Mr. Kurtz, the pitcher of the Sea.
sides. JIo with Mr. Monroe will com
pose the battery ot the Eurekas for the
occasion. .
And again we-ask: What about the
proposed Onslow R.R? Six months ajo
a meeting of the corporators was held
and a committee appointed to set the
ball in motion and as yet nothing, so
far as we can ascertain, has been done
in the premises. In the thing to stop
just where it is and to die in its very
inception?
A private despatch received in this
city to-day say3 that the yachts Puritan
and Priscilla, who were to haye raced
to day to determine who will defend
tho Am erica's cup in. the International
Regatta, were bpcalmcd off the High
lands about noon in very hazy weather,
and it was doubilul then if the race
could take piacs. as the wind was too
light. -
Indications
. For the South Atlantic States,
weather, stationary temperature
variable winds. - . -
fair
and
' Now is the season lor 'painting your
houses Go to Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and bay your paints, if you want
to save moucr. " t
DIM
WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1885.
Thanks to the indefatigable labors of
the worthy Superintendent, Mr. Henry
Haar, the shell road to the Sound i3
now in an excellent condition. Many
of the trees which were set out along
the line of the road are growing rapid
ly and next Summer the ehade will Jdq
very refreshing..
Marine Mews.
Schooner Three Brothers- passed cul
at 0 a. m. to-day, and British brig
Acacia passed out at 8:30 a. m. .
Schooner. rJlirec Brothers t reported
above a3 passed out, ha3 returned leak
ing, and will come up to the city for
repairs.
Schooner Muml 11. Ibiyncs passed
up at 2:15 p. m.
School at Burlaw.
That well known teacher, Mr. A. R.
Black, will open a school at Burgaw on
the 31st of this month. The institution
wiil bo thorough in all ot the branches
taugiit, and tho terni3 will be very rea
sonable. Iiurgaw, it seem3 to us. is an
excellent place for a school, and Mr
Black will probably have a large num
ber of students on the opening day.
The Minstrels.
Mclntyre & Heath's Minstrels, who
are to open the amusement season in
this city at tho Opera House on the
night of the 27th iust., aro meeting
with pronounced success wherever they
appear. They play at Richmond to.
night. Mr. George H. Lennox, their
ageat, is in the city to-day and the bill
boards are being covered with pictures
of the show to catch the eye.
L.ipiincotts Magazine.
LippincottV for September is" light
and amusing, as a number issued in the
dog days should be. "On this Side" is
brought to a conclusion, which is satis"
factory in all respects, except that of
leaving no more to come. "The Truth
about Dogs" is a good humored protest
against the exaggerated fondness for
"pets." The story of an Italian
Workwoman's life profe3se3 to be a
true narrative in all its details. "A
Chapter of Mystery" deals in a simi
lar manner with spiritualism. "Roses
of Yesterday and To-Day" is a paper of
pleasant reminiscences. "Muster Day
in New England"is an amusiDg picture.
"The Story of a Story" is an ingenious
bit of work; "A Hoosier Idyl" is a
realistic study of Western life; and
"Rena's Warning" completes a series
in which tho writer has given faithfu'
and charming pictures of characters
and manners in some of the rural
parts of Pennsylvania. The "Gossip,"
among other good thing?, contains ex
tracts from TourgenefTs correspond
ence. Personal
Mr. W, W. Larkins, of Long Creek,
was In the city to-day.
Mrs. II. Render will sail tomorrow
on the steamship Gulf Stream for New
York.
Mr. W. W. McDiarmid, of the Iiobc
soman, was in the city to-day and
favored us with a visit.
We were pleased to receive ta visit
fday from Mr. S. W. Henley, editor
of the Wades-boro Intelligencer.
Capt R. M. Mclntire left on this
morning's train for New York and
other Northern? markets for tho pur
chase of his fall and winter goods.
Mr. W. Ii. Hocut, of Rocky Point.
Pender county, was iu the city to-day.
Mr. James T. Murphy, of Clinton,
Sampson county, has been appointed
to a $1,200 clerkship in the Bureau of
Statistics at Washington, D. C.
Mr. George II. Lennox, agent of
Mclntyre & Heath's Minstrels, arrived
in'fhe city last night and registered at
thePurcell House
. ... , , , I
MiS3 fc. ivarrer win icavo uuru
morrow for New York, on the steams
ship Gulf Stream, for the purchase of
the largest stock of goods she ha3 yet
displayed in Wilmington.
Rev. N. M. Woods, with hi3 young
wife, isin the city, the guest of Collec
tor Robinson . He will preach at the
First Presbyterian Church next Sunday
Rev. S. Mendelsohn, of Temple of Is
rael, who has been absent several weeks,
returned to ihe city last night. His
wife, who accompanied him on his trip,
did not return with him. She is ex
pected here about the fi.h ot September.
Miss Kate 'Robinson, nieco of Capt.
E. D. Browning, died at Halifax yes
terday morning. The sad news was
received here during the afternoon and
it was a great shock to many. Deceas
ed was a charming young lady, well
known to many in this city, where she
was recently on a visit, and had many
warm and sincere friends here who will
regret this untimely close to a lovely
and promising life.
Sudden Death.
Mr. Robert C. Player, son of Mr.
W. II . Player, of Holly Shelter
township, Pender county, died very
suddenly a few days since in Georgia.
The father received a letter from the
son less than a week ago at which time
the latter was well and the next news
was that his remains were on Iheir way
to Pender county tor interment. There
ere no particulars as to the cause of
death. The deceased Was about 24
years of age. was unmarried, and at
the time of his death was in the employ
of Mr. J. Wilder, of Brunswick, Ga.
Farmers can save tim and money
by eetting barbed wire lor their fences,
at Jacobi's Hd w. Depot. t
The Yacht Kaco.
The third regatta of the season of the
Carolina Yacht Club was sailed over
the Wrightsville Course yesterday af
ternoon. Tho weather was all that
could be desired, with a moderate
breeze from tho Southwest and there
was a largo concourse of spectators
who had assembled to witness tho in
teresting and exciting sport. We have
heard many of those who were present
speak it the occasion and their opinion
is unatiiniou3 that it was one of the
best races ever sailed at Wrightsville
and one which was-highly enjoyed both
by the participants and the large
throng of spectators. The race was
started at about 2 o'clock p. m., and
was won by tho Idler, Capt. Pembroke
Jones, in 1 hour 31 mjnutes and 43i
oeconds. The Ripple, Capt. Norwood
Giles, came in second and the Rosa,
Capt. VV. L. Smith, Jr., came in third.
The following ii the time for all
the yacht3, with the exception of the
Bonnie Lassie, Capt. Price, and the
Relta, Capt. Boney, which were not in
the race.
Following is the start of the yachts :
Restless started at 2 o'clock ; Loulie
av 2.00.5; Frolic at 2.00.42; "Lillian
Florence at 2.00.52 ; Rosa at 2.01.37 ;
Mist at 2.01.55; Ripple at 2.03.07; Vixen
at 2.04.05; Idler at 2.04.32.
Tho yachts came in as follows:
Idler at 3 39.15; Ripple at 3 41.40;
Rosa at 3.42.35; Vixen at 3 43.
The time of the other boats was not
taken by the judges, as it should have
been. We would suggest that the
time of each boat going through the
raca should be taken, as it is a matter
of interest to owners to know.the speed
ot their boats. Interest often centers
between two slower boat3 as well as
between the very fast ones and it is no
inducement for a boat to go through
the race if it is seen that it is
not coming out among the first.
Several inquiries have been
made by the scorers of the boats whese
time was not taken but be have not
been able to give them any informa
tion. As far as we can learn everything
passed off pleasantly, there was a good
crowd present after the race had start
ed and no accident . happened to any
boat. The race was started promptly
at the time appointed, whichlnot being
expected, caused a number of specta
tors to be late.
You'll ilnd her smiling night and day.
Although at times she Is not gay.
And should you wonder why you meet
This constant smile, regard her teeth,
frhc only laughs those gems to show.
Which sOZUDONT makes white as snow,
daughter Lends a Charm
To beauty whcn.it discloses a pretty
sctoftcetb. Whiteness, when nature
has supplied this clomcnt ot loveliness,
may be retained through life by using
the fragrant SOZODONT.
"Spalding's Glue," mend3 Furni
ture, Toys, Crockery, all ornamental
work. '
T11E MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at the City Pest
office as follows :
CLOSE.
Northern through malls, fast ...7.43 P. M.
Northern through and wiy mails.. ..8.30 A. M.
Raleigh....'. -.6.15P.M.
and 8.30 A. M.
Malls for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom Includ
ing A. & X. C. Railroad at
7.30 P. M. and 8.30 A. M
Southern Mails for all points South,
daily 8.00 P. M,
Western malls (C. C. Railway) dally,
(except Sunday) 7.00 P. M.
All points between Ham let and Ual- -elgh
6.15 P. M.
Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Rail
road 8.00 P. M.
Mails for points between Florence
and Charleston 8.00 P. M.
Fayette vllle and offices on Cape Fear
River, Tuesdays and Fridays...... LOO P. M.
Fayettevllle,Tla C C Railroad, daily,
except Sundays 6.15 P. M.
Onslow C If. and intermediate offi- -cos,
Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
Smlthvllle malls, by steamboat, daily
(except Sundays) 8.30 A. M.
Malls lor Easy Hill, Town Creek,
ShaUotte and Little River, Tues- -days
and Friday....... 9.00 P.M.
Wrightsville, dally... ..8.30 A. M.
OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way malls.... 7.30 A. AL
Southern Malls. 9.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad 8.45 A. M.
Malls collected from street boxes In business
portion of city at 5 A. M., 11.30 A.M. and 5.80
P. M. ami from other potntf of the city at 5
P. M and 5 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 7.30 A. M. to 6 P. M.,
Money Order and Register Department open
from 8 A. M to 5 P. M.. continuously.
General delivery open from 7 A.M. io6 P.M.
and on Sundays from 830 torS.30 A. M.
CarrterV delivery open en Sunday from 8.30
to&SOA. IL -
NO 194
Slash the Prices.
From now until Fall Siikikk don't
expect to make any mo'ney. We guar
antee to give our patrons, at all time?,
more and better goods for their money
than cap ba had elsewhere. The values
we are offering in suits for men, boys
and children are fully from 15 to 25 per
cent, cheaper than their equal cn be
had for elsewhere. Your opportunity
is now to get"morc and better value for
le3s money than at any time yet. Al
our Spring and Summer goods must
be sold before receiving our new F'al
stock. Come and see the prices this
week. Siibiek, the Old Reliable Cloth
ier, 114 Market st. Sign of the Golden
Arm. t
The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb
Vance and New Excelsior Pen n., are
the leading cook stoyes, both in quali
ty and price- They can be seen at
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
Notice to Shippers,
OUIPPERS VIA THE CAROLINA CEN-
TR4.LIt.-K CO. arc notified that receipts
for goods must be ma le to com spond with
each dry load as dcliverc aid receipts not
so made will be altered lo correspond.
TUOS. D. ME ARES,
aug2olt Star copy it Agent.
SCHOOL AT BURGAW.
rTIIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN School
at this place 31st August, 168".
Tuition per month $1.50, $2.00, $2 50, $3 O'j
ana .cu, according to advancement.
No student will be admitted for a shorter
time lpan one month.
Special pains will bo taken in preparing stu-
ueEia ior concge.
God board can be had at $7 to $3 per month.
Bcllevln that there i3 "no royal road to
learning." that "there is no excellence with
out efl'ort," "palma non sine pttivere," all who
enier tnis scnooi are required to apply them
selves to study.
A. R. BLACK, Principal,
ang 2J 4t Presbyterian copy 3t
Attention !
y-E HAVE ON HAND AN ELEGANT
assortment of Clears and Cigarettes. Our
"Little Boy Blue" 5c Cigar Is the best In the
market; it will pay you to try them.
MUND3 BROTHERS.
104 North Front St ,
621 North Fourth St.
aug 19
Hotel Brunswick,
Smithville, N. C.
npHE HOTEL BRUNSWICK WILL BE
open for the reception cf guests until the first
of October.
aug 19 lw
COTTON GINS, COTTON
PRESSES, &c.
'yyE SOLICIT INQUIRIES AND ORDERS
for tbc WINSHIP COTTON GINS AND
COTTON PRESSES, which aro superior to
any offered In this market. Circulars and
Price Lists will be sent on application.
WORTH & WORTH.
aug 19
New August Mullets,
en BBLS.IN STORE
AND FOR SALE.
SWEET AND FAT.
aug 17
W. K. DAVIS A SON
MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND M ANUFAC
TURERS SHOULD READ
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF TRa.DE, Fl.
NANCE AND PUBLIC ECONO Y.
Sixteen Pages every Saturday. Oftentimes
Twenty irages. sometimes Twenty
four Pages,
n VB DOLL AKS A YEAR.
The foremost purpose or Bradstbket Is to
be of practical service to buairess men. Its
. i - . . A . . .
eyeciai wraue ui iuiiusiiuii rejuria. liaweCK
ly epitome of bankruptcies throughout the
United States and Canada, and the summaries
of assets and liabilities, are alone worth, the
subscription price ; its synopses of recent legal
decisions are exceedingly valuable. As com
merclal transactions, in the wider sense, are
coming to be more and more conducted on a
statistical basis, the information contained In
Bbad9Treet8 Is of the first importance both
to producers and middlemen.
The Trade and Agricultural situation
throughout the United Mates and Canada Is
reported hy Telegraph to Bradstkeet8 up
to the hour of publication
SINGLE COPIES. TEN CENTS-
THE BUADSTUEET (JU.,
279,251, 283 BBOADWAT,
iVm 30 tf NIW YOKKT CITV
DEAFNESS ita CAUSES and CURE, by one
A who was deaf twenty eight rears. Tltat-
ed by m-st of the noted specialists of the clay
with no benefit. Cured himself In three months,
auu since uica uunureos oi otners by same
process. A plain, simple and successf u 1 bom
treatixent. aaress i. a. if AGE. 123 East
26th su. New York City. aug 10 d iw
: 7XXASS KOTIC&
17 win bt glad to neerra cbmmunicattc
trcaa our friend on ury and all ;rtJc :
cotrallatemttmt.-
ThA uuBtat tna writer tatut always be"
wuea to ue Editor.
CommnnTcatlona anil be wrtttsa c oV.
one side of the paper.
xrsonanaes must bo avoided .
And it xs especuny and psrtlcnlarly und
stood that toe Editor doe not always endoi
tho views of correspondents unless so ststi
in the editorial columns. -
NEW ADVERISEMENTS.
1 tlT J i. H .L
JJBFORE SENDING OFF FOR YOUR
Fail supply of BLANK BOOKS AND OFFICE
STATIONERY, let us give you prices, and
see whit I can save you.
CHSCK BOOK, DRAFT BOOKS, c,
made to order- ,
MISS CLEVELAND'S BOOK. George
- " w 9 ma W V 4 tag y4 ,v T ft'
C. W. YATES,
ang 17 ' 110 Market St
Notice I
Notice!
CRAIG & THOMAS,
T NO. 113 SO. FRONT STREET. STUL
keeps for sale
Fresh Family Groceries,
- ,
. Pure Gins, wines and Brandies, an3
"Solon SLIrgle," "Craig's Choice,"
and Ihe "live Indian,". -aug
18 The best 5c Cigars lithe city.
V . '. J V H t k k 1 . illlll . ..II II .V II I .k ll'B
SPECIAL NOTICE !
J WILL MOVE FEOM THE STORE I NOW
occupy about October 1st, to oto of the new
Stores opposite the Market in the Vollers'
BulldiEg. I will sell off goods now on hand at
greatly reduced prices and will open In the
new store with a larger, handsomer and bet
ter slock than I have ever kept, as I will have
more room for display. ,
Respectfully -
MISS E. KARRER.
aug 17 Exchange Corner.
aug 10 tf
Cool, Cooler, Coolest !
JOT THE WEATHER, BUT THAT DE
LICIOUS BEER, st McGOWAN'3. Step In
an! try It.
ang 7
Taxe&-
fJlHE TAX BOOK FOB THE YEAR lf8.
has been put in my hands tf collection.
Thoec ittcresled will please take notice.
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
auglSCt Tax Collector.
TIN ROOFING,
JJOOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING;
Tin and Sbcet iron Ware made to order.
Stove Pipes. Elbows, fee, 4c
r joooiDg generally.
W. E. KING,
Practical Tinsmith.
Prlncess,bct. Front and Water Streets
augiu .
Tar Heel Liniment.
JIOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
Ely's Cream Balm and Wcl-Dc-Mcvers Ca
tarrh Cure. Also, a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Drugs, Ac , at
JT C. MILLER'S, ,
aug 10 Correr Fourth and Nun sts
Pig Fish ! Pig Fish !
G0D
SUPPLY ON HAND AT PINE
Our SHARPIE aud oilier Boats
GROVE.
ready at live minutes' notice with 'OWEN
JONES (best boatman on tho Sound) and hi
twoboisalwavson the lookout tn tka
saiiiog. Transient and Permanent Boarders
accommodated. Telephone No. 70.
juner EU. WILSON MANNING.
When You Ride
QALL ON. WRITE OR TELEPHONE TO
us and yea will get good horses and sound
vehicles and careful drivers. We try to please
always.
Horse j boarded by the day, week or month.
i
We respectfully solicit the attention or the
public to our facilities .
. K. C. ORRELU
livery and Sale Stables, Corner Four.h and
juuioerry uts. ansl
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
REPRESENTING IHE GREAT EOCTII-
ERN SIUSIC HOU3Eof LUDOEN A BATES,
SAVANNA H, GA., I can now cfler" pure has
era a choice of orer two hundred styles ot
PIANOS and ORGANS, and give yon bargains
for ca5h, or whatever time yon may wtih to
pay for an instrument. lein offer a'fuecial
Discoust to Churches, f choote,' Lodges, Pas-
tors anl Teachers. Fend for llliut rale 1 Cat
alosruo ad our 8 r tela I OCTers and let us dem
onstrate bow well wc can satisfy you In price
andquUty. -Respectfully, t
aug 17 r. 1I8INSBERGER.
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