THW FATES
Sundays
fn4fl T. JAMES,
.n FBOPKTBTOB.
14 POSTlflB P
PAID
Tares
S1X
' tfe M MUltS-
Vtin w? delivered by carriers
Twrf1. - rftort any and all
tie
abovt
fall
their pPr regularly.
pURELY VEGETABLE.
Kaet. "I'" extraordinary efficacy on th
fivEn, Sidneys
AriD BOWELS.
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
Bowel Complaint,
fala. Sick Headache,
Ration, BMousness.
Bdury Affection., Jaundice,
jieutal Depression, CoUc.
fiWloli Should be Without It
. 4 Wi I ti ail Tafanca' -
. I.vh' 11" KCPW Itl.V W.aaaWVW
ave ninny an
dollar in U
' . 'k. .
nivi and doctors Dills.
tuny a
THERE IS BUT ONE
EIHMGNS LIVER REGULATOR
$thitogel the genuine with rod "Z"
frort of Wrapper. Prepared only by
i U 1 E I LIN 6. CO., Sols Proprietors,
SP PRICE, 81.00
not S deod wtclp m
Hand-pain coffins are the latest
tociet j freak ia Boston.
i h ciarcb orean made of paper is
...vfti&e the latest discovery in the
masicaUioe.
jjjnj people will be surprised to
learn thitE Barry Wall, ''the King of
tba Dades." is a very good all-round
atbleie. Hecao walk a mile in seven
miootes, and bis biceps are as well
developed w his legs. It-would be well
irall dndes should attempt to rival
their king ia muscular development as
tbej tr j to copy him in dress.
The Hawaiian "army" consists of
onefeoeralitfaio." five colonels, live
majors, one adjutant general, one
Vartermaater general, ob intelligence
tScer. one engineer, one aide-de-camp.
ota adjutant, one captain, two lienten-
aw, eight sergeants, sixteen corporals,
one bandmaster, twentyfour bandmen
ladiixtv privates. It is supposed to
kin been modelled after the United
States way on a peace footing.
Mri. Cleveland has been shopping in
Wwhmeton since ber return to that
city. She it well known in the leading
tores of the capital, and there is al
ways lively competition among the
clerks for the privilege of waiting upon
ber. Sometimes she enters a store
where the crowd is unusually large, but
invariably awaits her torn and never
attempts to take precedence over other
customers. .
The present financial condition of
Islifax county, frays the Raleigh News
Observer, is an instance of the
kaefits which accrue to the people
jrca the economy and efficiency ol
aocratic control. The whole debt
01 the county has been paid, and there
will remain after settlemeut with the
,aenJI hetween $5,000 and $10,000 in
treasurer's hands. The total tax
:ed on property is only sixty cents,
tl 80 represents the tax on the
J41 The liquor liconse tax collected
wthe year ending Sept. I amounts
some $7,800.
.
an alarming degree of ignorance pre-J-ataong
the child laborers in New
: faotories. if the annual report of
State factory inspectors -can-i be
rJl. Thousands of children u-born
country or who came here in
lildhood are unable to read, al
thoo U .ttlay are "nable to write, and
Uad of others can- do little more
ot thnm lheir os?n namoa- A third
Uujif ?iU of parenls examined
cra!Cl0, t0W0S Were 8i2Ded with
s ahi ,m&rk be reDOrt suggests
Ti. uhiD2 neQt schools in every
lint nr t a law to PreTet the ming-
sexes m factories
Sock
Crystal Spectacles and
Eyeglasses.
Advi
t ibsm i young: in select-
it Ies yn bould be cautious
haavl! more wwifuinfr-power
sm Z 081 10 th8 ey. " o
MTnlon lhat Yno pass that
7h WUl CaU8e yoa far
"troL; lhe eye- glasses
ImU. eMhan necessary is
nin,. 'U OHn rrat ik. i
'inibe
ou
cn get the
Uer's.
best at
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VOL. XI.
A 8onnd Legal Opliitoti.
. BainbridgeMundav. Eso . ( ;ountv
Any.. C ay county, Tex., says: 4,Have
used E'pctric Bitters with mo-t nappy
results My brother also wa verv low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was curtd by timely use of this medi
cine. Am satisfied Electric: Bitters
saved tmllfe." .
Mr. J). I. Wilcoxgoo. of Horse Cave.
Ky., r.dda a l'ke testimony, saying ;
He positively believes he would have
died, bad it not been tor Electric Bit
ters.
The great remedy will ward off. as
well as core all Malarial Diseases and
(or all Kidney. Liver and Stomach Dis
orders stands unequaled. Price 50c.
and $1. at W. 11. Green & Co.'s
Don't Expe'rimen.
You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems,
at first, only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon vnu with some
cheap Imitation of Dr Kings New Dis
envery lor Consumption. Coughs and
C lds, but be sure you get the genuine
Because he can rnako tuore proht he
may tell you he has something jusl as
good, or just the same. Don't be !o
ceived. but insist npon getting Dr.
King's New Discovery, which i guar
anteed to give relief in all Throat
Lung and Chest affections. Trial bot
tles free at VV. H. Green & Co.'s. Large
bottles $1
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO MEW ADVERTISItf EITS.
D O'Conkob For Rent
N It Johnson Removal
G W Y at.es -Cotton Is Coming In
HIX8BEKGEB'S New Check Books
Jas D Nutt Open All Day To-Monow
B T MlTCUELL & box ?eed Oats, Rye and
Wheat
Jo iin D Taylor, Com'r Sale Under Fore
closure .
Just 80 degrees at 3 o'clock to-day.
Day's length 12 hours and 50 minutes.
Sunset
to-morrow
afternoon at 34
past 6 o'clock.
One infant interred ia Bellevue Cem
etery this week.
"Only one interment, an adult in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week.
School Books and School Stationery
youcau buy cheapest at Heinsberger's.f
Nor. barque President Earbetz. from
this port, arrived at Glasgow on Thurs
day. Faints and Varnish. Best in city at
Ja.cobi s. and at lower prices than you
can buy elsewhere. t
Dog Collars. Large assortment just
received. Can buy a nice collar from
25 cents up, at Jacobi's Hdw. Depotf.
The attention of the city authorities
is invited to the condition of the side
walk on Sixth, between Orange and
Ann streets.
There will be no services in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church tomorrov
night, bnt they will be held at the usual
hour in the forenoon.
Mai. D. O'Connor, real estate agent,
offer 8 for rent in this issue a list of de
sirable residences in varions parts ol
the city. Parties desiring to rent will
do well to look it over.
Attention is iuvited to the advertise
ment of Messrs. B. F. Mitchell & Son,
offering for sale seed oats, seed rye,
seed wheat, and fresh ground Graham
Hour, as it appears in this issue.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock,' The Chairman. Mr. H. A.
Bagg. states that the tax books will be
turned over lathe Sheriff on that day.
We would advise all our readers in
need of shirts, to stops at the Wilming
ton Shirt Factory and get tho best
white shirts in the land at 75 cents.
J. Elsbach, Prop., 27 Market street.
Mr. N. R. Johnson, commission
merchant, heretofore located on North
Water street, has removed to No 15
Dock street, where he offers for sale a
good line ot country produce, at lowest
prices. See ad.
That was a very ridiculous mistake
made yesterday in saying that the
Chatham Record had entered on the
"last" year of its existence We wrote
it tenth" year, and so it should have
been. The error escaped our attention
in the proof.
MY. B. H. J. Ahrenshas purchased
two lots on Campbell street, between
Sixth and Seventh, with a frontage on
the railroad track and will erect there
on an ice factory. He is negotiating
now lor the machinery and says that
he will have it at work in the Spring.
r . - - -
Josephine McElmy. the clothes thief
from ibis city, escaped yesterday from
custody in New York but has been re
captured and ofiicer F. T. Skipper will
leave here to-night for the big city, to
take charge of ber and bring ber back
home. He will be armed with the ne
cessary requisition papers. '
W LMINGTON N C. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1887 NO 210
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 372 biies. against 27 bales
for same date 6st year.
Thfl Bosord ot Aldermen and the
Board of Audit and Finance meet next
Mondr.y.
The Register ot Deeds issued one
Carriage license, for a colored couple,
this week
Mr. John F. Garrell received from
Ashevi'le this morning a drove of fine
beef cattle.
On the 5th inst. the U. S. Govern
meat will award the contract for
Iredging the lower Cape Fear river.
- v
The wind got around to the South
west this morning and we are having
some really delightlul weather now.
The steamer Louise carried another
happy parly ot moonlight excursionists
troni Southport to Fort Caswell last
night.
Capt. Bmijaiuin Patrick has purchas
ed the scbr. Maryni Mrs. Jane Stanley,
ot Southport, and will, in a lew days,
take her to Charleston. S. C, where be
will use her in the rice trade.
At St Mark's the hour for Sunday
evening service hereafter will be 8
o'cWck.
will hold
Mark's to
The. Rev. Dr Carmichael
service and preach in St.
morrow evening and the re
maining Sunday evenings of the Uec
tor's vaca
tion.
Capt. Sam Skinner has just complet
ed, at his marine railway, in the Sooth
ern part ol the city, two lighters, to be
used on the upper Cape Fear. They
are 110x20 feet each. One is for the
steamer Cape Fear and the other for the
D. Murchison .
Citizens living in the Northeastern
portion of the city complain that the
water supply is insufficient and that
tbe8treets leadlne thereto are not in a
proper condition. These facts were
verified by the difficulty in getting to
the fire yesterday morning and obtain
ing water after the fire department got
there.
Personal
Mr. Geo. F. Herbert is better.
Judge Walter Clark is in the city.
Mr. W. T. Johnson, of Winston, is
in the city to-day.
Mr. James Lesesne, ot Abbottsburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Prof. YanLaer left this morning tor
a visit ot several weeks to New York.
Mr. Cbas H, Conoley left last oigbt
for Savannah, where be will enter into
business.
Mr. Herbert McClammy has return
ed from a visit to New York and Wash
ingtou City.
Mr. A. M. McNair, of Clyde, S. C,
was in the city yesterday and paid us a
pleasant visit.
Hon. Chas. M. Stedman was in
Rligh on Thursday, but has not re
turned home.
Mr. M. M. Katz will leave to-night
for the New York markets, tor the
purchase ot Fall and Winter goods -
Mr. John II- Currie returned to the
city yesterday from a visit to Pittsboro
and points in Cumberlaad.
Hon. H C. Connor. Judge of the Su
perior Court, was in the city yesterday.
He will bold Doplin Coait next week
Maj. Foster continues to improve.
He vas dressed and on. the piazza yes
terday for the first time since he was
attacked.
Messrs. W. S.Taylor, G. W. Mills
and Julius Piver were passengers on
the steamship Benefactor to day lor
New York.
Mr. John R. Marshall elurned to
lho city last night, from an extended
trip ia tbe Western part of. the Stale,
where he has been traveling in . the in
terest of his commission bouse.
Capt. N. W. Schenck. formerly of
this city, is now in New York, as
Manager of the North Carolina Land
Immigration Bureau, in tbe office of
Mr. F. E. McAllister, who is tbe agent
thdfre.
Messrs. Carl Polvoght and Jno. H
Render, the two voung gentlemen men
tioned in the Review some weeks ago
as intending to embark in business to
gether in this city, left yesterday for tbe
Northern markets, for the purpose of
laving in a stock ot goods.
Maj C. VV. McClammy, Representa
tive elect to Congress from this district,
was in tbe city yesterday for the first
time in several weeks. He has not
been "pulling fodder" Jhis lime but
has been laid up with pain resulting
from a wound in tbe foot, received by
hirr during the ' lite onpleasanlnets."
You will find hoes, forks, shovels 1
spaaes. sevtnes. swaths and farming
tools of all kinds al Janou'. Hdw.
. . . . -
PepoU f
A Pleaaant Time. '
Yesterday, at Elizabethtown! theG
U0- O F colored, laid the corner
stone of the A. M E. Zion Church, at
that place. J.C. Dancy. oL Tarbro,
was the orator.- The colored Odd Fel
low of "Elizabethtown, Fayelteville
and Wilmington participated. : They
were furnished music by the Enterprise
Cornet Band of this city.
Buildiiig aiid Loan. ,
We are requested to state that there
will be a meeting at the Mayor's office
Monday night next, at 8 o'clock, tor the
purpose of organizing a real estate
building and loan ; association. - It is
proposed to make the terms very lib
eraf thereby enabling, persons .of small
incomes to purchase a home and to
by oecome their own landlords. Al
ready enough shares have been taken
to make it an assured success. For
further information, attend the meeting
Monday nieht. -
For Smokers.
The management of the Opera House
state that they have renovated the en
tire building and placed the honso in
applepie order tor the theatrical
season. They expect to make arrange
ment with tbe city in a short while to
have a room arranged at tbe further
end of the entrance hall, to be used as a
smoking room, for the accommodation
of the gentlemen who are in the habit
of congregating at the entrance to
smoke just before tbe performance be
gins ; Ibis room will also be accessible
to those who find it necessary to smoke
between tbe acts. .
Staadard Car Coupling: Co.
The incorporators of the Standard
Automatic Car Coupling Company
met yesterday afternoon at tbe offic,
of the Atlantic Coast Line, in this city
and the following Directors were elect
ed :
T. W. Talbot. J. L. Farmer, R. J,
Southall, E. J.Thorpe, W. A. Rlach.
F. H, Stedman, Jr Btsset and J. H.
Davis.
A meeting of the Directors was then
held and the following officers unani
mously elected, for the ensuing year :
President W. A. Rlach.
Vice President T. W. Talbot.
Sec. and Treas.E. J. Thorpe.
General Agent R. J. Southall.
City Court.
The first case called this morning
was that of John Smith and William
Lane for an affray. Smith was ad
judged guilty, and fined $5. and Lane
was discharged.
William Larking was arraigned for
assault and battery and found guilty
and a fine of $10 was imposed.
Hamilton Forbes was charged with
keeping an unlicensed dog. tie was
found guilty and fined $5, one dollar to
, i i L - i i
D8 re mi Lieu u ue procures a uauge.
From this decision he appealed and
was required to give a justified bond in
tbe sum of $100.
Margaret Dove, charged with keep
ing an unlicensed dog, was fined $5,
one dollar to be remitted if the badge
is procured immediately.
Sam Gregg was next arraigned for
fighting and disorderly conduct in
"Paddy's Hollow. He was required to
give bond in the sum of $50 for his ap
pearance at the next term of the Crim
inal Court,
Willie Robinson, a small colored boy,
was found concealed under a house last
night. He was ordered confined in a
close cell for five days.
Sidney Edwards, a colored tramp,
was ordered io pay a hoe ot $10, or
leave tbe city immediately.
ClnllH asid Fever Cured.
HQ Sekeca St., Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. U,
1SS5.
It was a great sufferer for many yeais
with chills and lever, and tried reme
dies of all kinds, but found no relief
until a friend ot mine told me to ouy a
box of Bkandketh's Pills and take
them as directed. I used two boxes
and believe that I am cured, as I have
not been troubled with ibciu tor tbe
past year. I cheerfully recommend
tbem to all who suffer.
t G W. Messenger.
Grandest Ouili tins Establish
metit in the South.
I. Sbrier. on the completion of his
new store in the Puree 11 House build
ing, will add a full tine of shoes for men,
boys and children. Men's, bov's and
children' hats and caps. Gent's fur
nishing goods of every description.
Also, trunks, valises, umbrellas, &c.
Xrr which will hp sold at tho verv itt-w-l
G5C. wnicn win oe soia at mo very . . v
est ngures.
The Fall and WitiiT dis
olav of men's, boy's - and children's
Alnrfifnr lw noitir1v thp Ihiom'
: :. j. ." t
and finest in Wilmington. t"
Capt. Southerland's pair of black
stallions were weighed this forenpnrfon
Mr. J. A Springer's coal scales; one
weighed 1 110 pound and the other 1,
140.
Paris Jooes. engineer of the fire enr
gine Cape Fear, had the misfortune to
cut off the end of tbe second finger ol
hi right hand while working the engine
at the fire yesterday.
, The Board- ef Education, composed
ot Chairman Bagg and Commissioners
Worth and Pearce, will meet on Mons
day oext. directly after the adjourn
ment of the meeting ot the Board of
Commissioners.
, . Indication
L For North CarbUeavfair and slightly
warmer weather and ' light to fresh va
riable winds.
A New Yacht. .
Capt. Benj. Beery, ot this city, is con
structing a steam yacht for Sheriff S.
H. Manning; she will be about the size
of the Navassa, and will be launched;iu
about four weeks.
Centennial Celebration.
There will bo a big time in Philadel
phia on the 15th and 16th inst, tbe oc
casion being the centennial ot tbe adopt
tion of tbe Federal Constitution. . The
President and his Cabinet will be there
and there will be a military and naval
review, elaborate trades procession &c
The Atlantic Coast Line has placed
tickets on sale at very low rates for the
occasion. From this city, for single
parties, the rates will be $19 for the
round trip and for parties ot 25 or more
it will be but 11.35, which is just about
one cent per mile.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Removal.
J HAVE REMOVED TO NO. 15 DOCKST.,
where I keep constantly on hand a - large lot
of Chickens, ggs and country Produce gen
erally. 5'J New Egg Crates for sale cheap.
sept31ydw N. R JOHNSON.
Open All Day To-Morrow.
SUNDAY, September 4.
JAS. D. NUTT, the Druggist,
218 N. Front St.
sept 3
RED RTJST PROOF
Seed Oats, Seed Rye, Seed
Wheat.
GRAHAM FLOUR (Fresh Ground).
W1
K HAVJE A FULL SUPPLY OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES ON HAND,
which we offer for sale at lowest prices.
B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
sept 3-2w
For Rent.
JJOUSE NO. 419 .SOUTH SECOND
street, now occupied by Mr. N. Jaco-
i
bi; contains eight rooms, water, gas
and bath.
House 407 South Second street.
House No. 116 South Fifth street, now occu
pied by Mr. Katz; has water, bath and gas.
House No. 112 South Fifth street.
House northeast corner Second and Ann
streets.
House southeast corner Second and Ann
streets.
House northeast cerner Market and Fourth
streets.
House southeast corner of Fifth and Prln
cess; contains eight rooms
Mouse sou thweet corner Chestnut and Fourth
streets.
House east side of Second street, between
Princess and Chcsnut; eight rooms, cistern
and water works. .
House No. , North Sixth st; eight rooms.
Apply to D O'CONNOR,
ecpt3 3t Real Estate Agent
Sale Under Foreclosure.
JgY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Su
perior Court of New Hanover County, made
at the April Term, A, D. 1&37, of said Court
In a certain civil action therein pending
wherein B. Bellola Is plaintiff and James K.
Davis is "efendart, tDe undeislgn'd. Couimlg
slouer app-lntcd In and by said decree, will
on '-onday, lhe2Uth day of September. 18i7,
at i'2 o'clock, M. on said day, at the Court
House door in the city ot Wilmington, sell by
nubile auction, for rash, the fo lowinz lands
bltuate'l la Cape Fear Township, county afore
said, and described as follows: Beginning at
a Gum on Rock Spring Branch about 75 yards
from the K- ank of the N. E. branch ot the
cape Fear River, running thence . 71 de
grees E. 12 chains to a stake: thence a 83'
degrees E. 17.1S chains to a stake; tbence t7
15 dcgrcen E. 227 chains to a stake; tbence S
8614 E 3.59 chains to a Gum on tbe edireof
t amp Branch, thence with the various mean
ders of the branch to its head, a fine tree on
the t.haln Koad, theneo parallel with the Chain
Uoad li4 degrees K. 5 chains to a Cypress
on he tdge of a pond; tbence S. 5 degices
w 5 chains ta a stake; tbenee S 72 degrees
w liS5 ctiMlB tJ a u&k thence s . ta
n .ia Mcumi i-t a targe uu; uience n. eai
rtezree W, J3-A. ehalns to a stake: tbenc N. i
iA T . V TV, V. , r,n pTr.,;'
i4 egTee m caains io ine Deginning;
kpazi
09 ac
and eontalolng 109 acea. O
. john d. tat lor,
septsuwiws CommUsioner.
Wuibtgud to rtctivs eoxaauaicaua
from oar trtsada oa aay aad all ubjasi
aaurallaurait bat '
- xaa nam of thm wrftar most always no "
saod jo tho-Miton ': " .
xmmuilcatlons moil ba wttttta oa v
oao ldeof the paper. . . :''.;', ,
Pkraonalltlca muatbo aTOldaa ;''
AJid it la especially sod particularly n -tood
that the Editor does not always tadot
the views ot correspondent vale te tat
tn the editorial eolunma.
NEW ADVEKTI8EMENT8.
Knoxville Furniture Co.
E ARE HERE YET, WITH , THE
finest and cheapest Furniture and other house
bold goods to be found In the city.
We are receiving new goods dally from tha
Factory. Al o a full line of Baby Carriage.
' We hare a small iron Safe wbicA we will
sell cheap. - -aug
29 . E. II. SNEED. Manager
Notice.
J RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FBI ENDS
and the public that I have resumed tbe prac.
tl'ft of Mcdlc'ne and Surgery In this cly.
'ffico No, 13, South Frnt ttreet. Ofne hour
8 30 to 9.!-0 a. m., 1 to 2 p. in. and 30 to 7.30
p. m.
y sept I 3t JOR T. SC1ION WaLD, M. D.
For Rent.;
. "
TJiURCELL" HOUSE.
FIFTY-X WO ROOMS. KjTTj
Apply to
sept 1 tf
WM. K. SPRINGER A CO.
For Rent
rjlHE STORE AT PRESENT USED
as our Retail Crockery Department. '
Poseesslon given Oct 1st. . f;
aug 31 QI.ES & MURCHHON.
Good Beef and Lamb.
rjO THOSE WHO CAN APPRECIATE
GOOD BEEF and LAMB will find It at Stalls
Nos. 1 aud 3, Front Street Market. Having
juet received a fine lot of Cattle aad Lamba
from Mr- R. N. Summerslll, of Onslow county,
I am prepared to furnish 'line Meats, line, fat,
juicy and tender, aud last, though not least, I
give sixteen ounces for a pound. Call and see
me and examine for yourself.
septl2t J. R. MELTON.
ICE. ICE. ICE.
JN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT WE in
tend enlarging our plant, and shall soon hav
the capacity to furnish FIFTY TONS OF ICE
DAILY, we have decided to reduce the pries
to the figures we originally Intended selling at.
On and after to-day we will furnish ICE,
delivered twice a day, at following rates:'
10 tO SO Poiind. each delivery, yx cent
xvr bu trv pernound.
100 pSSds8' 611011 tellvery 40 cenU per :o
Large quantities at lower rates.
We trust that the above prices will be aat
lsfactory to the community.
WM. E. WORTH & CO.
septltf thsat
Just Received.
A NEW LOT OF
DARE STRAW HATS,
FOR EARLY FALL TRADE.
Regular Price 50 Cents,
WILL SELL THEM FOR
Twenty-Five Cents
this Week only,
for
AT-
Taylor's Bazar
118 MAKKET8T.,
rcpt Wllmh gton, N. C.
Carolina Beach.
rjlHE PASSPORT WILL LEAVE FOB
CAROLINA BKACII CTcry week day at 9 and
?' e?.f pt Kridy and Saturday, wben evening
lanVs16 :4'30 TtaIn relurn,,,K
At the request of many tbe Louise will con
tinue to make her regular trip on Sunday.
Family Excursion , with music by Italian
Band, every Friday and Saturday
, v J- w HARPER,
aug 17 tf nac General Manager.
Notice ! Notice ! !
J AM OFFERING A LARGE AND AS-
sorted stock of TOBACCO AND CIGAR
which I am selling at manufacturer's pricL!
Dealers will flna it to their advantage to
amine same before purchasing elsewbere
- SAM'L BE R, br.i
aug.- No lo Market St.
TeleseopeG,
rr,i u can ior any
r"6.1 .usually kept In a first cUm Saddler-
j Z t ' i1 ,. wo "ranee io p f ace
yon both in auaiitv and TiT I..r.r"
neatly and promptly done
FENNKI-L A DANIEL
Sign of tbe Hovae, No, 10, So. Front bt.
aug
1
mm
A NOTHER INVOICE OFTBDNK8, 8AM-