THI3 FAPXB
-nlnc. Sundaya
pl by
J0SH T. JAMBS.
Pr 1 1,;. of the ity. at the above
-fC8"1 ,-cr wren.
MrVf -1- - onf all full.
H:- .. ,. ,:r rcsralarly.
'&J!!wtiii of "y newspaper
i's; '.lfh .Uyof Wilmington. m
. wh whs born an
. rt.-,! r rime tif the book
i I f.e wjtuc".
The
... i irm,.jr. "f Chicago, who
c rorc'riicJ a feat in the New
"l- Ik Evj.'.-"-'1 r 000. de-
T:',rwr!,ritho inten',;, lo rc
ii't-r f ity.
the purcnase
k ' ... a. matter ol tcono
-
,i t l. i- State.
a tobacco
,;, Mown, shows remarka
... i . Ktif OA InhaK
!..c mJiitftoial valuation of prop-
''.wis only S10.000. A recent census
s Lui-alation of 0,370. and the
UsseJ v&Juation of the property is
?ven at $3 CW,.(('.
c r.-r'n-n u-nrs a?o the death pen
j;y lor rounli r in the firt degree was
by Minnesota, ami me im
iuvtA w;s substituted; but the
;i.wshoiju5t been reerccted. Mich
;.,n tried the ?ame experiment, and
'.,. inn-- -ir.te a bill was passed by the
wnr House of the Legislature reen
..in the hanging policy, although it
fii!ed of a lou'.ion hi the Senate. Maine
J J no banging for six years, and then
sent back to capital punishment.
Mary AtiU-rs-:n is rt-hearsing "As
Yea Like h" ni:h a full company at
theOrcra C iu:?'.n. in Ixndon, prior
toherperfiTiirince ot Rosalind at the
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in
Sntfonl. ML- Anderson has never
seen the character of Rosalind played,
iml shelves an original rendering of
the part which promises to bo the most
srikinj character in her repertoire.
Mr. Wilis is writing Miss Anderson a
tn'edy on Boailieea.
... j:
Among the thiugs which thirty-fiye
jears ago went t make up the crime
cf high treason in Italy was the pos
sesion of a Uible, which wa3 in tho list
ofrevulaticnary and torbidden books,
an l for a man to own it was to subject
htmio prison, the galleys and even to
death. Xow Hible depots arccstablish
eJ in every Italian city, and itinerant
Tenders circulate the book freely. In a
conspicuous store in the Corso, Home,
s whoiejvindow is filled with copies of
tie Italian version of the Scriptures.
The New Testament can be purchased
for five cents and a separata Gospel for
two.
"Maxwell, the alleged murderer of
Preler, appears to have a nimble
tongueacd a lively imagination. He
kasraanased to give a dozen or more
accounts of the death of Preller. no two
cf which harmonize to any great extent.
If Maxwell "keeps on talking he will
ban himself without the formality of a
tna!. If he has secured any counsel
the best thing his legal adviser can do
to get him to shut his mouth, if sucli
athinz is possible. An enlightened
American public would like to be spar
ed the necessity of reading so many of
professed explanations of how Prel
beanie to die.
Brussels was on Tur5i1.iv List the
'eot a remarkable procession gotten
n? to illustrate the various means oi
asportation used from the earliest
fcs-orie epoch to modern times. It
mirkcd the citation- of tho fiiticth
"nivcrsary of the Grst introduction of
11 :ass into Belgium . The affair was
Crsn?7r, . ... ., .,
a ""iu " connection wun tne ran-
-u:uLloa now Sittintrin KrnP 9.
- auuwu oi an me svvies in
here u-oro ni' i
--iicuiiuai Dt-rsooaees reu-
sentin!? tho t-o;- r .i
rro?rpa : . , . . .
Q v. lanuus uerious iu iuu
pujurovea meinoas oi loco
motion TU . . .,.
k u procession occupieu six
3JJrs in traversing the city.and excited
x ferae interest :imnntr it nioc9ns r
the DfinnUn.,
i-
rCa Ahfcrd. fin AUKomo knrMnf
aS Sfnir. l.. ... -
-uwu lO Hard Ahrw fnr fir
and a!,,, r. . ;
..v. uaj atrrveti nrnr o hai torm
-wv, II I I' I li n T3 AM ft. . mm .
"13 Rf4rl,. .
j , . - jwa uiuicireiore UI9
e&tS. on . .
-"n iwr -enro n A 1 r ur-
wuai OI ftlr n 'J Atnoncm
re n-iwi it. . "
Gc- - fiu; ui, me raic oi
r ' ' ' . iim u l . l . . . r
,j """'las, "ir any device or
more deviiish in ita rnnnantnn
C0DCOCtfcd Kit u :
I -"fienuuy oi 'man lo
Cu 7. feiIow man" 8a? tbe Prison
wc.ors, 'e Woul(j bc glad to bQ
of it. The idea Qf imprisoni!32
lathis no c-
'"J a I1.i. . e . ...
Stp euuicimng oversiuuat
Kr day is abhorrent.
b?,. feac tim and money
POSTAGE PAID:
SCBSCW 'cu month9t t2.oo. Three
yea? ' " !j5e month. 33 cents.
""V-tM. I1-' ' i carriers free
",vv,'isuJw. Depot. t
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VOL. IX.
LOCAJ, NEWS.
IX0EX TO HEW ADVERTISER! EITS.
Moonlight ixcurelon
W E Kixo TlnBooflng
liUNDS BaOTHESS NotlCC
Giles & Mukciiison Powder
Coroet Concert Clcb Excanlon
F C Miller Tar Heel Liniment
W E Worth 4 Co -Price of Ice
C W Yates Your Cn'y Chance
HKijiSBKHGEK Summer Beading
Parker 4 Tatlor Fa!l Stock
D O'CoxKOR-For Sale ami Bent
To Subscribers Wll;Tel. Exchanga
Operv House Mintyre Heath
WE Sprixger & Co Slason'a Fruit Jars
No rice birds in market yet.
i'.
Only one bale of cotton received at
thfs port to day.
The moon will be full at 11 o'clock
to-morrow night.
Ncr. barque Ilelgesen arrived in at
quarantine yesterday afternoon.
Refreshing and copious showers
greeted U3 at about noon to day.
Yesterday was one of the hottest
days we have experienced this season.
At 3 o'clock this Mternoon the tber
mometer in this office registered 90 de
grees. "Boil and strain all your drinkinjr
water before using." is the advice of a
prominent physician of this city.
New styles received Saturday. The
finest line of woolens in the market.
at the lowest prices at Dyeu's. . t
A new lot of white Puck Caps. All
sizes at 35c at tho Wilmington Shirt
Factory.Nr. 27 Market st., J. Elsbacit,
Prop. tf
Quite a number of railroad offi
cials have gone to Goldsboro to day to
attend the obsequies of Capt. J. C.
Iorden.
Two boys were brought before the
Mayor Ibis morning charged with dis
orderly conduct and both were dis
charged with reprimands.
i
Gcr. barque Fricdrich Wilhelm 1V
Ahrens, cleared to-day for. Fleetwood,
Eng., with 275 casks spirits turpentine
and 3.300 barrels ro3in, valued at $8,-
250, shipped by Messrs Alex. Sprunt &
Son.
Remember tbe excursion on the Pass-
part to-morrow, gotten up under the
auspices of the ladies of Fifth Street
MrE. Church. Their excursions are
always popular and successful and this
will be no exception to the rule.
The crops in the -country along the
line of the Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad South of Goldsboro never
looked better. There was considera
ble datnage done in the early Spring by
heavy rains, but since then the seasons
have been good and there is pow every
indication of an abundant harvest.
' Cotton Needing: Itain.
We hope that tho generous rains we
iiavo had tr.-day have been universal, ss
we hayo heard much complaint of the
need of rain. Itjfs said that the cotton
has been damaged materially by the
rought and that the injury is every
day becoming more severe. A gentle
man who came down the road Irom
Richmond on Saturday says that there
is a pressing need of rain everywhere
along tho lino Ncrth of Goldsboro.
In Self Defense
Capt. R. O. Grant, a conductor on the
Carolina Central Railroad, got into a
difficulty with an obstreperous - colored
man at Laurinburg on Saturday last,
and was compelled in self defense to
shoot his assailant, infliction a slight
flesh wound. An examination in the
matter was held before a magistrate at
Laurinburg and Capt. Grant was
fally exonerated from blame. We have
no particulars as tolhe cause or origin
of the difficulty.
Concert Club
The Cornet Concert Club will give
another of their delightful excursions
on the rassport on Wednesday next, at
which time they will tnrn out as before I
in full uniform and . will regale their
guests with some of their most popular
mu3ic. Tho harpers will furnish the
music for dancing. A grand time may
bo conGdently expected.
Ambitious Juveniles.
We learn that two of tho bestjuvenile
base ball clubs in the city arc to try
their mettle on the Seaside Grounds to
morrow afternoon;. This is a new de
parture fnr the bojsv They arc young,
muscular and ambitious of beating tbe
record and would like to meet some of
their elders in the diamond field. It is
said that the winning club to-niorrow
aCterncon will probabiy challenge tbe
Seasides to a game.
W CLMINGTON. N. C MONDAY. AUGUST 24,
eath of Capt. Borden.
We regret to announce that Capt.
James C. Borden died at t he residence
of his brother, Mr. E. B. Borden, at
Goldsboro at 25 minu'es past 8 o'clock
yesterday morning. The health ot Capt.
Borden began to fail in February last,
although he continued to perform his
duties as conductor on tbe Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad until the following
April, when his increasing infirmities
compelled him to relinquish the road
for awhile, with the hope that with per
fect rest, freedom from responsibility
and care and good nursing and medical
atteniion he might recover At times
since then be has shown symptoms of
some improvement in h"i3 condition,
and a few days since he was removed
to Goldsboro with the hope that tbe
change of air might prove beneficial,
and for a few days after his arrival in
that city there was apparent improve
ment, but on Friday evening last he
was stricken with paralysis, after which
every prospect ol his recovery wa
blighted and his hold upon life was only a
question ot a tew fleering hours. Those
of his family who were not already
present were at once summoned to his
bedside and all were there in bis dying
moments except one son, who is in
New Orleans.
Capt. Borden was born in Wayno
county, in whati3 now within the cor
porate limitspi Goldsboro.in June, 1829,
and was consequently 50 years old at
the time of his death. Just previous
to, and during the late war, he was a
mail route agent on tho Wimington
& Weldon Railroad, a position he re
signed to enlistjin a company ol cavalry
under Captain, afterwards. Col.
Thomas Ruflin. After seeing consid
erable service he obtained his discbarge
from the army to take tho position of
Sherjff of Wayne county, to which he
had been elected. Soon after tho war,
and immediately after the stockholders
had regained control ot the Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad, he was appointed
a passenger train conductor, a position
he held up to the time of his death.
The deceased was a member of St.
John's Masonic Lodge; a member of
the United Benevolent Society, of
which Mr. Thomas R. Tost is PresN
dent, and Mr. D. .II. Walsh is Vice
President, and in which he was endow
ed to the amount of $5,000. Ilcwas also
a member of the Conductors' and En
gineers' Association, in which he was
endowed lor $2,000; and a member of
tbe Knights of Honor, in which he was
also endowed for $2,000.
Capt. Borden leaves a wife and eight
children four sons and four daughters
whose great affliction will be amel
iorated by the consoling reflection that
through life he had their warmest
affection, and that when prostrated by
disease and pain, from which only
death could bc a release, all that tender
love and anxious sol:citudo could sug
gest was done by willing hands and
affectionate hearts for his comfort. In
all the relations of life, while firm and
positive in his convictions of duty, he
wa3 gentie as a child. He was a care
ful and faithful official, and he will be
sadly missed, not only by his immediate
family, but by a iarge circle of acquaint
ances, who held him in tho most "pro
found esteem.
Death of Mr. Griffith.
Mr. William H.Griffith, of the police
forcq. died at his residence. No. 519
Castle street at about 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon, aged 38 years. He had
been in feeble and failing health for
several months with that terrible
disease, consumption, but had been
confined to his house and bed only a
few weeks. The deceased had been a
member of the police force nearly seven
years, and was known all over the city
for his cheerful and kindly disposition.
Everybody knew and esteemed him for
the frank and cordial friendliness
which was one of his : most prominent
characteristics. He leaves a wife and
four children, and was a member in
good standing of Orion Lodge No. 67,
I. O. O. F.f Under whose direction and
care tho obsequies "ere conducted at 4
o'clock this a Iter noon at his lato resi
dence, and thence bis remains were con
veyed to Oakdale Cemetery for inter
ment.
Hcf form was aylph-likc, aDd her face
Was iust a miracle of prracc.
That's why 1 ihougbt it very strange
Folk talked with her at such lonj? range.
Aha ! bal teeth ! tier breath waa tainted!
With SOZODONT she wasn't acquahrted.
The Only Itemeily.
. Those who suffer from foul breath
arc open to the charge of carelessness.
It is an offence that can be speedily
abated, as a single bottle of Ibe fra
grant SOZODONT will unmistakably
accomplish the woik. No toilet table
should be without it. It will preserve
and keep the teeth white, and the
breath pure and sweet.
MM
Moonlight and Music,
The next moonlight excursion of the
season will be given on Wednesday
night, the 26th inst., when the Passport
will proceed down the river and re
turn, being absent from the wharf abou
three hours. She will not stop at the
Rocks" as heretofore, which will give
the young people a splendid chance for
danemgunder tbe inspiring music of
the harpers. Capt. J. W. Harper and
Mr. G. N. Harriss will have charge of
the excursion. ., , ,
The Minstrels.
Mclntyre & Heath's Minstrels , will
open the amusement seas HT in this city
at lbs Opera House, next Thursday
night. They have a large company in
which there are quite a number of tbe
most brilliant lights in the profession.
They opened for the season in the Cen
tral Theatre in Philadelphia, and in
speaking of their Grst performance, the
Philadelphia Daily Times says:
The New Central opened for the sea
son last night with a packed house.
Mclntyre & Heath's Minstrels, suppor
ted by a strong troupe of specialty per
formers, will occupy tho stage during
the week. The company is a good one
throughout, and tho negro sketches are
particularly funny. The closing act,
"Way down South," made a hit.
v Personal
Capt. B. L. Perry, ot the Purcall
House, is in Beaufort.
Mr. Geo. Z. French, of Rocky Point,
is on a visit to relatives in Maine.
Mt. Charles J. ' Warnor. agent of the
Standard Dramatic Company, is in tbe
city.
We regret to learn that Mr. B. H.
Scott is quite sick at Smithfield, John
son county.
Dr. W. C. Green, of St. Louis, arriv
ed here last Saturday with his little
daughter on a short visit to relatives
and friends in this city.
Mr. L. Vollers lett on this morning's
train for White Sulphur Springs, Va.
where his wile and daughter have been
stopping for the last three weeks.
The Othello, New Emerald, Zeb
Vance and New Excelsior ; Penn., are
the loading cook stoyes, both in quali
ty and price. They can be seen at
Jacoki's Hdw. Depot. ; t ,
Officers Elected.
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor,
which has just closed its session for
1885, at Winston, elected tho following
officers for the next two years : Grand
Dictator, J. T, LeG rand; Grand Vice
Dictator, E. M. Nadal; Grand Assist
ant Dictator, N. C. Dodson; Grand
Chaplain, Rev. L. A. Bikle; Grand Re
porter, P. C. Carlton; Grand Guide, N.
Jacobi ; Grand Treasurer, S. E. Sco
field ; Grand Sentinel. Douthitt ; Grand
Guardian, Crabtrec (ot Washing
ton) ; Trustees, Messrs. J. C. Kennedy,
Moye and Slocnm ; Representative to
Supreme Lodge to succeed J. D
Taylor, Marsden Bellamy; alternate
Jordan Stone; to suceeed S. S.Klutz, S
J. Pemberton, alternate. J. M. Sprag
gins. Dr. W. J. H. . Bellamy was re
commended to Supreme Lodge for re
appointment as State Medical Exami
ner.
Now is the season for painting your
houses. Go to Jacobi's Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if you want
to sa ve money. , t
Slash the Prices.
From now until Fall Shriek don't
expect to make any money. We guar
antee to give our patrons, at all times,
more and better goods for their money
than can be 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 can be
had for elsewhere. Y our opportunity
is now to get more and better value for
less money than at any time yet. All
our Spring and Summer goods must
be sold before receiving our new Fall
stock. Come and see the prices this
week. Shriek, the Old Reliable Cloth
er, ' 1 14 Market st. Sign of the Golden
Arm. - - ". - . t
We noticed quite a fine display of
dog collars at Jacobi's Hardware De
pot, f
Dr. Uodd's Nervine No. 2.
i IJ ILL CURE NERVOUS, PHYSICAL
IT and Genital Weakness caused by Indis
cretion and violating the laws of health,
Price $lj
DR. HUNTER'S PILLS
Cures Syphilis in all its forms and stages.
Yellow or Crown epots on the face and body.
Sore Throat and Noac, Scrofula, Tetter, Ecze
ma, Itching sensation. Salt Rheum and all
Blood and Skin Diseases, Urinary Diseases and
Strictures speedily cured Price $2
. DR. HUTS FEMALE FRIEND'
Never fails to core Irregularities ox Suppres
slons, caused by colds or disease. -Harried
ladies and ladies in delicate state of health are
cautioned to not use it. Price 3. Enclose tbe
money for either medicine to FRANK STE
VENS & CO.. Baltimore, Md and It will be
sent by mall or express sealed. For sale by
all Druggists; sent by mall or express,
iuty TdAwlv - . ,
1885
-NO? 197
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
For Sale and Bent.
gTORES, DWELLINGS
VACANT LOTS.
AND
ill
Applv to
D. O'CONKUItT
aug 21 2taw3m in th
Keal Estate Agent
Cornet Concert Club
b :x: o tjt or, s i o nsr 1
i WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2G.
QTEAMEB PASSPORT. Concert Music by
KJ ine liana. Dancing music by the Harpers.
z are au cents ; iniiuren, : cents.
ang24 2t - . ,
Sohcrilcrs to Wflmingtsa Teleploiic Eichingc.
PLEASE ADD TO YOUR LJST3 THE fol
lowing new station:
No. 96 d C. Corbin's I ining Parlors, No.
ii. juarxci oircet.
aug 24 It
J. C. WHITE, Manager
Fall Stock.
W E ABE RECEIVING OUB FALL Btock
of Cooking and Heating Stoves. House
Furnishing Good. Grates and Grate Fixtures.
Kerosene Oil Stove something new. Don't
fail to examine our stock before purchasing
eisewnere- we are prepared to offer yjeki
LOW PBICES.
PARKER 4 TAYLOR'S,
aug 24 23 South Front St
Powder.
AffE CAN DELIVER AT A MOMENT'S
TV notice: .
FFF. Gunpowder. In kegs, halves, quarters.
Orange Ducking, in qrs and 1-lb canisters.
juice uira, in aegs.
Blasting, in kets.
Aljo, FUSE of several grades,
aug 4 GILES & MORCUISOS.
Mason's Fruit Jars.
w
E NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
of the above Preserving Jars. Send in your
rders at once. We will guarantee lowest
prices. W. K. SFiUNGEB CO..
19, 21 23 Market Street,
ang ?4 Wilmington, N. .
Tar Heel Liniment.
JjlfJE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
Ely's Cream Balm and Wei-De-Ttf ever's Ca
tarrh Cure. Also, a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Drugs, Ac , at
F. C. MILLER'S,
aug 24 Corner Fourth and Nun at
TIN HOOFING,
K
OOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made to order.
Stove Pipes. Elbows, &C.&C
r Jobbing generally.
W. E. KING,
- Practical Tinsmith,
Princess.bet. Front and Water Streets
aug 24
Moonlight Excursion !
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
PASSPORT LEAVE 3 AT 8.33 O'CLOCK,
sham. Returns nromDtlv at 11. 30. Music
and Dancing. Fare 25 cents.
aug 21 It , . GEO. N. HARRISS.
Summer Reading.
X PROPOSE lO SUPLLY A GREAT pub
lie demand for ENTERTAINING BOOKS of
a high class, well printc i from good a ad large
type, neatly and strongly bound in cloth an
ornament to the Library shelves and at the
very minimum of cost. It is a wise saying that
"a book worth reading is worth owning" a
proverb that applies to "light" as well as to
solid" readine. It is hoped that 1IK1NS
BERBER'S, LIVE BOOKSTORE will ecrvc
as a corner stone upon which will be built
tens of thousands of Home Libraries,
aug 24
TOUR ONLY CHANCE J
rpHIS IS MR. ALDERMAN'S LAST week
with u and thoso wishing Photographs will
please take notice and make engagements
ahead. YATES PHOTO PARLORS. ,
School Books.
s
UCn AS ADOPTED BY THE STATE
Board of Education. Special discounts al
lowed to merchants and teachers. Send for
frice list. All kinds of Blank Books and
tatlonery, suitable for business and school
use. C. W. YATES,
aug 24 119 Market 8treet
Wilmington
Refrigerator and Ice Works
"rTE HAVE ADVANCED THE PBICE
of Ice from to day to r
75c per 100 5 IbJ. each delivery.
Oc per 1C0 10 lbs. or over, each delivery.
40c per IOC "0 lbs. "or over, each delivery.
Prices first named by us when ue started
our Machine. All we -ask is a fair living price.
W. E. WORTH & CO.,
Proprietors.
aug 24 .
66
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aog 10 If
j PT.TTArs Rones. ; ,
TTt ttCJ tot 2x3 to rxcclT ccnnnlraSca
trca czi fr!s3j ca tay tsi tUl :;':::i" '
catriuatcmttd7 - ,
., not Kama of the writer must always tLt
to uia'astett -
Cda-mTrnlri terras nmit hm vrlttsa e eai
osasUoex tid papers
Fsrsonaliaeanixistbo aTOldeO -y
And it Is especially and particularly cad
tood that the Editor does not arways eadcx
the views of correspondents tuilsss so stall
In the editorial columns. - '
new ajo vjfmiraiimmj.
OPE RA : HOUGE,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27r
The Bigokst and Best ih tne World
McINTYRE & HEATH'S
GRAND SPECTACULAR MINSTRELS.
Embracing tho Leading Celebrities of the Mu
stem firmament, carrying special ccenery,
Mrc.hantafi.1 KflVwtii .
Prrsentlng a Brilliant. Novel and Original
i rcrgrauiuju uiim uvekiuue io VUBTAIX,
snd
RtcriNED AS a royat. T? irr.fr TTTnV
Conludlng j with the ReallsUo Spectacular
WAY D (Mm ROUT IT J
Reserved Seats 1 : on R.iln TnMiliv it
Ileiosbcrgcr's. aog 21 ft
One Rotten Egg
JJEOKKN AMONG A CRATE OF GOOD
Eggs will injure the sale of the whole crate.
It is better to buv ess testers and shin onlv
good eggs to J, R. MARSHALL, who guaran-
iuea me mgnesr wash prices ior urst ciars
produce. ' aog 22
rNE HORSE AND TWO PONlESr guar
anteed to bc perfectly round and gentle. If
not disposed of befora September 1st, they
hui ue boiu at aucuon.
aug 22 2t SUr copy J. W. TAYLOR,
Hotel Brunswick,
Sniitliville, N. C,
J1IB HOTEL BRUNSWICK WILL JJE
open for the reception cf guests until the first
of October.
aug 19 lw
-Something New !
pRIVATE STOCK WHISKIES'!
"W. H. McBrayer" and "Bose Valley,"
10 years old 2Tc a drink $1.50 per Bottle.
Coolest Beer and bct 5o Cisrarr Brock's)
In the city. J. M. McGOWAN.
aug 23
Attention!
y-E HAVE ON HAND AN ELEGANT
assortment of Cigara and Cigarettes. Our
"Little Boy Blue" 5c Cigar Is the best in Ihe .
market; it will pay you to try them. -
MUNDS BROTHERS,
104 North Front St.,
621 North Fourth St.
aug 19
SCHOOL AT BURGAW.
rjIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN School
at this place Slst August, If&5.
Tuition tcr month 1.50. ft-2 00. 2 .VI i rvt
and $3. 0, according to advancement.
No student will beadmlltc.il fn& a. fehnrtAv
lime than one month.
Snecial rtalns will bo taken in tiromrfnc stn .
dents for College.
God bdard can be had at 17 to $ 8 per month.
Believing that there la "no roval road to
learning." that "there is no excellence with
out effort," "palma turn sine pulvere," all who
enter this school arc required to apply them
solves to study.
a. it. ULA.CK, Principal.
ang 25 4 1 Presbyterian copy 3t
Notice i
Notice I
CRAIG & THOMAS,
T NO. 113 SO. FRONT STREET, STILL
keeps for sale
Fresh Family Groceries,
Good Bye and Corn Whiskeys, -
Pure Gins, Wines and Brandies, and
"Solon Sblnglc,": "Craig Cuolce,"
and tho 'Live Indian,",
aug 13 The beat 5c Cigars ia tbe city.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
J WILL MOVE TOUM THE STORE I NOW
occupy about October 1st, to ore of the new
Stores opposite the Market in the Vollers
Building. I will sell off goods n aw on band at
greatly reduced prices and will open in tbe
new store with a larger, handsomer and bet
ter stock than I have ever kept, as I will have
more room for display.
Respectfully '
MISS E. KARRER.
aug IT
Exchange Corner.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
J-EPRESENTIXG IHE GREAT SOUTH
ERN MUSIC HOUSE of LUDDEN Jt BATES,
SAVANNAH, GA., I can now offer purcbas
eras choice of over two hundred styles cf,
PIANOS and ORGANS, and give you bargains
for cash, or whatever time yon may with to
pay tor an Instrument, i cm offer a Special
Discoo&t to Churches, fcbooTs, Lodges, Pae-
tors and Teachers, fend far'lllutlraiel Cat
aloeue and oar Sr erlaLOscrs and let us dem
onstrate how well we can satUfy you In price
and quality. Respectfully,
angi; P.IISrxSBERGsX.