.irra PAPEB
' , - - '
J - - even evening, Sund cpU
.TPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID:
tf.0ft Six muiiu r
0Itf Lioa one month. 35 cents,
months.
pr wlU be delivered by carriers, free
T1 in any Prt 01 tne m at the
or 10 tents per week
rtisin rates lowandUbsraL
fTaWcrlMistrtU Please report any and
STm receive their paper regularly. ;
TORPID LIVER
' own by these marked peculiarities i
1 A frfli"? weariness and pains In the
'.7...I.,
bad taste in the month.
1 ind furred tongue.
. Sii-atiou, with
occasional attacks
lin the front
of thfl hpsiA
"Sliea. dizziness,
and yellowness of
- iSrtbnrn. loss of appetite. y
jjintiou of the stomach and bowels
.. iTrion of spirits, and great melan-
, vVith lassitude and a disposition
o leave every th I ug for to-morrow.
a natnntl flow of Kilo from the Liver
.itfal to gwl health. , When this
&cted-it results in. . ,
BILIOUSNESS,
, , j, if npjjlccted, soon leads to serious
Iwes. Simmons Liver Regulator exerts
''tlelicitous influence over every kind
Lilioiwuess. It restores the l.lver-to
"Lpr work in? order, regulates ilie fccere
tiouofbiloand puts the digestive organs
in such coudition that they can do their
ilUwork. After taking this medicine no
ewUlsay.-lambilions.J' : ,
"I have been subject to severe spells of Con
gestion of the Liver, and have been in the habit of
ukin" frMn 5 to 2 J grains of Calomel which gen
traillaid me up for three or four day&. , Lately I
jsare bn taking Simmons. Liver Regulator,
which gave me relief without any interruption to
business." J. Hugo, Middleport, Ohio.
O.YLY CEJITUljrE ?
jui our y stamp m rea on iotii 01 v rapper-
J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
uoT36tclstpd&wly
casatj
PIANOS AND ORGANS;
KITE TO ME FOK PRICES AND TEKMS
before buying an Instrument, as I keep one
ot the largest stocks of - , '
PIANOS AND ORGANS
IN THE SOUTH. "
I can sell you any of theflrst-class manu
factures. t ;,
TROM $190 UPWARDS.
FROM $45 UPWARDS.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
JVTT m
t ; RALEIG H, N. C.
BRANOEJEOIISE :
On Dock Street, between Front and Second,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
The Stokley House,
pARTIKS IN WANT OP ACCOMMODA
tions at WrlghtSTllle will find the STOKLEY
house well supplied with all that is neces
sary.
Board by the day, week or month at low
rates. . .. v
Pig Flsa suppers to order at any hour dur
ing me evening. -
All ol the delicacies of salt water,flsh,crabs,
warns, snnmps, &c. furnishea to guests.
Sailing Boats, Fishing Boats,PIshlng Tackle,
c, furnished on short notice. , -. '
rystokiey House fronts the water and is
wuuuuuuyardsot the Depot, -.
' a W. H. STOKLEY,
Jfl3tf - Proprietor.
w L&boudts
S3 SHOE,
: fou ;
GESTLEMFIf.
orfiSaL ,caU 3 Seamless Shoe In the
isn tndr?olwithoat of nail- As styl
Stll0se costing $5 or $6, and
Orkurt thi!orna113 wear the stocking
weiLflrtV1' makes them as comfortable
'besL vsas a haLna sewed shoe. Buy
ottomVt t genuine unless stamped on
w t r! DouS1a3 Shoe, warranted.'1
obr nlnS18 S4 SHOE, the original
? Wcnsf1 elt $4 shoe, which
i0ta- tQstom-made shoes cosUng from
fer hH018 2-50 SUOK is uncx-
tTs 3 SiroK is worn by all
AUth best school shoe in the world. ;
ShieodiT, H. VONGLAHN.. ;
vweodip . Wilmington.. N.c
1:
VOL XII.
We notice that -. the Alprnnrtrfn
Progress rnakes a detailed repor
upou the action' of the committee
which has agreed to report favor
ably upon the bill introduced by
Gen.,.I,ee the jlepresentiitive from
the Alexandria district,' known as
the "Lee Pure food bill." This bill
seems to be leveled directly at one
article, and that is lard, into which
a EMHithem nroduet. nur fnttnn
seed oil, is frequently found to be
au iiiKredieiit. Hon. C. W. McCltim-
my, Representative from our adjoin
ing district, the Third, is a .member
of the committee aiid he opposed
the bill. He is reported as beiusr
"iinutterably, iinchangeably, and
eternally opposed to the Lard bill,
which was simply intended to bene
lit One set of maun fact n re rs by tax"
ing another and in doing it pile up
more unnecessary internal revenue.
He favbrs general pure food legisla
tion, provided the proper constitu
tional limits are respected."
We have not seen the bill agreed
upon by the committee, but we
shrewdly suspect that its principal
effect will be in boosting the lard
market and making consumers pay
iubre money for the same article
than they now do. There is auother
effect, however, which will surely
result, if the bill becomes a law, and
that will be to 'add to the already
big surplus in the over Ho wing treas
ury, for there will be a "lardine" or
something of that kind manufac
tured under the' provisions of the
bill and the sacred influence of an
infernal internal revenuetax. But
cotton seed oil, which is the only
decent ingredient besides hog fat
in lard, is a Southern "product and
must therefore be taxed for all it is
worth.. We want to see all of these
adulterations choked out and we
want to see the "adulterers" held up
to the public view but it seems to us
that the right way to do.this is not
to pile up any more of the odious
war taxes.
" As for Maj. McClammy we glory
in his spunk in talking plainly and
to the point. He is a North Caro
lina Democrat and believes in doing
all he can to promote the principles
of his party here at home. In this
we are with him. This is not Re
publican doctrine but pure Demo
cratic gospeL coming flown to us
from two successive conventions,
as tne solemn ana aeiiDerate con
victions of the Democratic party in
North Carolina
The largest Soldiers' Reunion ever
known in North Carolina was held
at Pittsboro on Thursday. The oc
casion was notable also as being the
first of the kind on which Senators
Ransom and Vance had met. The
Ncios and Obaem,cr's report from
Pittsboro says:
""The largest gathering of Confed
erate veterans ever known in the
State was held here to-day. There
were more than 10,000 people here to
witness there-union and there, were
1,000 actual veterans in line, while
hundreds or others were outside the
procession. Senator Vance was met
at the depot by a most enthusiastic
muitituae on nis arrival weunesciay
night and a similar demonstration
was made in behalf of Senator Ran-
t j
som, wno arrived mis morning.
Never has there been such a crowd
in Chatham -and never has more en
thusiasm been displayed anywhere.
The procession formed at Court
House Square and marched to Kel
vin Grove, .where the speaking was
had. Senator Vance spoke first,
dwelling in most eloquent termon
the splendor of Southern valor as
displayed on the field during the
war. and he was followed by Sena
tor Ransom, who spoke in the same
glorious strain and in his usual
superb manner. It is seldom that
our two noble Senators have been
met together at any North Carolina
gathering; never before have they
beeu together at a uouiederate re
union. The meeting them both to
day by their multitude of friends
liere has been a pleasure oeyonu ex
pression and one appreciated by the
old soldiers in the highest degree.
There were twenty companies rep
resented in the reuuion, and Col. iJ.
R. Lane, of Chatham, was chief
marshal of the parade. The SilerCity
band furnished the music for the oc
casion and elicited deserved encomi
ums on every hand. Moore county
was represented as well as Chatham,
and so were Randolph, Guilford and
Durham. There were 6 veterans of
two wars, the - Mexican and our late
unpleasantness. Altogether it was a
most successful and most enjoyable
occasion.! n all respects. Too much
praise cannot be awarded those who
were instrumental in getting up the
reunion and U is nothing more than
right that especial mention should
be madeofCapt.W.L. London.of the
old Chatham Rifles, aud II. A. Lon
don, Esq:, of Grjmes' staff, in the
time that tried men souls, both of
yhom labored unceapihgly for the
i v
A
JU
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY. AUGUST
success of the enterprise. It is safe
to say there has never been a more
enthusiastic reunion of Confederates
and seldom has there been a larger
one. . At one time the crowd formed
a line down which our Senators
went amid the most ' vociferous
cheering, and it is estimated that
that line was five deep aud certainly
it stretched from the court-house to
; Kelvin Grove, a distance of half , a
mile at least. Old Chatham fairly
i "spread herself," and wants to see
some other county in the State do
i as well. -
Distress after eatincr. heartburn.
; sick headache, and indigestion ere
cured -by Hood's Sarsapaniia. It
also creates a good appetite." v ; I' V
LOCAL 3STE "WS.
' Index to Nbw advertisements.
W & S li K Sunday Schedule
F C Miller Cigars, Cigarettes
IIeinsbeiwkr -Copying Presses
Louis U Me ares Flannel Shirts
Mrs E B Wiggins Visitors to the City
Steamer Little Winnie To the Rocks
Day's length 10 hours and 51 min
utes. Only one interment
this week, an adult.
in Bellevue
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 54
minutes past C o'clock.
Fly Traps, best and
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot.
cheapest, at
. t
Turner's Almanac promises very
rainy weather for Monday.
Last night was one of the hottest
and this forenoon the weather was
exceedingly sultry and uncomforta
ble. :
Headquarters for Bass B alls. Bats
Masks, Gloves, Belts &c., is at Heins
berger's. ' t
Burglars. You can be safe from
them by using the Burglar Proof
Blind Locks, sold at Jacobi's. ' A
Services in St. John's Church to
morrow: Morning ' Prayer at 7:30,
Litany and Holy Communion at 11
a. in. anaisvemngjfrayer at oo ciock
Business and working men's nnion
prayer and experience meeting at
8:15 o'clock this evening at Seaman's
Bethel.
Rev. Alex. Sprunt, of Henderson
will conduct the services at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church to-morrow
morning. Sunday School at 4 o'clock
but no services at night.
Hands Wanted.
Fifty experienced hands wanted
on pants at once. Nune but experi
enced hands need apply.
I. SHRIER,
Clothier and Hatter,
10 N. Front street.
St. Mark's Church.
To-morrow being the beginning
of the third year of the work of the
present Rector "of this parish, the
servicss and sermons will be suifca
ble to the day. Services at 11 a. m.,
4, 6 and 8 p. m. All are heartily in
vited. Seats free.
. i
- For the Rocks.
The steamer Little . Winnie, Capt.
W. R. Beery, has been put on the
route between this , city and . the
Rocks and will hereafter make three
trios each week, leaving here on
Tuesday?, Thursdays and Saturdays
and returning on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Monday. The fare for the
round trip is only 35 cents. See ad
in this issue.
, City Court.
Mavor Fowler disposed of tlie'fol-
lowing cases this morning:
Dave Spicer, insulting a police
officer, discharged. .
Henrietta Wright, disorderly con
duct, $20 or 30 days. -
A. Lockamy, unlicensed dog, dis
charged.
Rosa Jackson, disorderly conduct,
$20 or 30 days.
The Firemen's Tournament.
The prizes to be awarded to the
siif,essf ul contestants at the fire
men's TournamenJ; to be held " here
on the 15th, 16th and 17th inst., are
as follows;
Hook and Ladder Cympany win"
ning $50 in cash and silver plate
worth $15. .
Steamtr winning first test, $50 in
money and silver plate worth $25,
Steamer second in first test $35.
Steamer winning second contest, )
silver plate worth $25.
Reel making best time, cash
j .. , i t,
and silver plate worth $ia ...
Reel making
$15.00.
secoqd nest., ime
w r , ..on - w
. But one interment in Oakdale this ! V- The Lutheran Church.
week, an alt. j English services will beheld at 11
Two interments in Pine Forest ia iu. t to-morrow in . St. Paul's Evan
this week, one adult and one child. gefical Lutheran Church. It is ex
" ; r - : - pected that Rev. Prof. R. G. Turner,-
The Register of Deeds issued three ; the Principal of Lutherville.Female
marriage licenses this week, one for ; Seminary, near Baltimore, will
white and two for colored couples, i rive in the city' to-night to preach
It has been inten sely and almost I if nf Rev-F' W. E. Peschaur the
insufferably warm to:day, although pasr' mU Preach' No ryicest
tllArn line haan a rvrrrl VivnAia oil lair i g it.
there has been a good breeze all day
and the thermometer " has not been
above 92 degrees. .
? : A Dangerous Thing. :
Capt. Ingram,' of the Gulf Stream
arrived at i: this port this morning
and reports that on Thursday after
noon Cape Charles bearing W.
S. and the Winter Quarter Light
ship N. E., he- passed a spar stand
ing upright six feet above the water.
It is probably'attached to the wreck
of some vessel and is very dangerous
to crafts bound either North or
South or into or from Chesapeake
Bay. ,
The Yacht Race Yesterday.
After all, and contrary to the ex
pectations of many, the appointed
regatta of the Carolina Yacht Club
took place yesterday, over the usuaj
course at Wrightsville. The ; wind
was so light that it was after 4
o'clock before the race was started
and then there were but four yachts
that entered. These were the
Loulie, sailed by W. Atkinson; the
Phantom, sailed by R. L. Williams;
the Idler, sailed by Pembroke Jones,
and the Pegotty, sailed by Norwood
Giles. . The Pegotty won the race,
beating the Idler by one minute and
fifty-five seconds.- .
The Loulie was the winner in the
second class. The Phantom drop
ped out before the race wastinished.
The champion flag was presented
by Mr. Win. Latimer, N and received
in behalf of the Pegotty by Mr. Nor
wood Giles in a pleasant, humorous
speech. , The- prize - won by the
Loulie was presented byMr. Wright
Meares and received by Mr. Atkin
son. The judges were Capt. Jno. H.
Daniel and Messrs, McRee Cowan
and D. M. Williams.
The next regatta is announced for
the 17th inst., when it is expected
all yachts of the Uiub will appear
and take part.
How to Get a Cinder Out.
Nine persons out of every ten
with a cinder or any foreign sub
stance in the eye will instantly be-
eintorub the eye with one hand
while hunting for their handkerchief
with the other. They may, and
sometimes do, remove the offending
cinder,' but more frequently they
rub till the eye becomes inflamed,
bind a handkerchief " around the
head and go to bed. This is all
wrong. The better way is not to
rub the eye with the cinder in it at
all, but rub the other eye as vigor
ously as yeu like. A few years
since I was riding on the engine of a
fast express. The engineer, an old
school-mate of mine, threw open the
front window, aud-J caught a cinder
that gaye me the most excruciating
pain. I began to rub the eye with
both hands'.- "Let your eye alone
and rub the other eye"(this from the
engineer.) I thought he was chaffing
me, ana worKeo tne harder. - l
know you doctors think you know
it all; but if you will let that eye
alone and rub the other; the cinder
will be out in two minutes," per
sisted tpe engineer. I began to rub
the other eye, and soon I felt the
cinder down near the inner canthus,
and made ready to take it out. "Let
it alone and keep at the well eye
17
shouted the doctor pro teai. I did
so for a minute longer, and lookiu
in a small glass he gave me found
the offender on my cheek. - Since
then I have- tried it many times,
and have advised many others, and
have never known it to fail in one
instance (unless it was as sharp as
a piece of steel, or something that
cuts into the ball and required an
operation to remove it.)- Why it
js so I do not know, and-that one
mav save much suffering if one will
et the injured eye alone and . rub
the well eye. Try it. ? 1
. A CHILI KILLED.
Another child killed by the use
of opiates gi ven in the form of Sooth-
i ing syrup. Why motners give rneir
ennaren suen aeaaiy poison - is sur-
f ig wueu luey u
child of its peculiar trouble by us-
!imr Acker V Baby Soother. It con-
tains no Opium or
Morphine.
Sold
: j by Hands Bros., druggists. '
4, 1888:
NO 154.
Rock Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglasses-
Advice to old and young: In se!
lecting spectacles you should be can
tibus not. to take more magnifying
vo wer than has been lost to the eyfe
as in "the same proportion that yon
pass that point of increase, will cause
you further Injury to the eye. ? Using
glasses of stronger, power than is ne
cessary is the daily cause of prema
ture old age to the sight. You can get !
the best at He.nsberger'si .,v
- - ,, ' ' r- -
, The Campaigu Organ. J o.,5i:
The numerous newspapers ot the
State have put on their war-paint
and settled down to business, We
may expe'et some lively music-before
November. The best campaign
Organ and one we -can recommend
is sold by .J, L. Stone. Polite and
attentive salesmen will take pleas;
ure in showing instruments and giv
ing prices. - ' - V " t f
Fishing Tackle. A full assortment
of all kinds for both ; salt and fresh
water fishing at Jacobi's Hdw. De
pot; - : ''--'-v : ' t
NEW A.DVGRLISE SI KNTS
Excursions ttiitt lUicks
STEAMER "LITTE WINNIE" WILL LEAVE
wharf, foot of Nun street, at 8 a, m. Tues
days and Tnursdays and 5 p. m. Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Rocks at 3:30 .p. m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays and 4 a. m. on Mon
days. Fare for round trip 35 cents. Ready
ror cnarter at an times. v. R. bkery, ,
aug 4 lw v Master.
Wfmington Seacpast R
Sunday, Aug. 5, J88.
pHE TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leaving Wilmington at 9:15 a. m.. 3 n. in. and
j.eavmg Hammocks at 10:15 a, m.. C.-30 d. m.
anu iu:uup. m. -
JAS. H. CHADBOURN, JR.,"
aug 4 It : ' Genl -Manager.
Steamer Bessie. -
N AND AETER AUGUST 2, 1888, TILE
Steamer BESSIE will leave her wharf, foot of
Dock street, at 3 o'clock P. M. sharp. Leave
Southport at 7:30 A. M. aug 2 3t
Men of B usi ness !
E BEG LEAVE TO CALL YOUR ATTEN
tion to the revolution .in Letter Copying
Presses produced by putting the
Challenge Press
open the Market. The "Challenge'? takes the
place of other copying Presses with many ad-
vantages over all Of them. t
It Is the easiest and Quickest orjerated Conv.
ing Press on the market.
one motion of the Lever does the work , and
insures an instantaneous copy. ' ' !
It requires no special stand or screws to
iasLen n in posiuon. -
Frice fio for nress holding 10x13 books.
For Sale at . .. v:
HEINSBERGER'S
aug 3 , - . .
Sharpie Kotoert E. Lee,
QAPT. G. W. SMITH, WILL TAKE PAR-
ties from the Hummocks to any point on' the
souna or out to sea. sue is nttea witn com
fortable seats and will accommodate forty
passengers. Parties taken Fishing-. Trolllnir.
sailing or to the Blackfish Grounds outside.
For terms apply on board. augltf
FJotice.
TTAVlNG QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA-
XX tor of the late Geo. F. Colin. I hereby no
tify an persons naving claims against the said
deceased to exhibit the same tame on or be
fore June 29th. 1888, and all persons Indebted
to said deceased are requested to make pay
menttome. e
June 29th, 1968 Db, S. P. WRIGHT.
je29 6wf Administrator.
I? em ova I. -
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
to my friends and customers that I have re
moved my Bottling Works from Dock, between
jrronx ana second sireexs.
to No. 128 North
Water street.
aug 1 lw
A F. LUCAS.
Fish and Oysters.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY
our friends and the public generally that
we have opened a Fish, oyster. E22 and Gen
eral Produce Depot at No. 15 Dock street, be
tween Front and Water, where we will be
pleased to see them and mi promptly, all or
ders entrusted to our care.
Respectfully. r - 5
Jy 31 2m G. G. AMAN & CO.
Notice.- v
jyjlL V7 A. McGOWAN will collect subscrip
UonsdueTHE DAILY REVIEW jand solicit
new subscribers.
tf
'Vrc.wlli t3LtJu;.;to cc:::-i::
general Interest, hut , , ; - ,
T11p,i?ie of UiewrliWmisi?rilTrro-3 t r
nlshed to ttie EcHtor. " - " ;
; ConrmnnlcatlOBa must be wnttca" cr.!j t
one sMa of tne paper. v :
r Personalities must bo avoiae(l.T'
And it is esTjeclally and particularly u;. ;
stood that the Editor does not always c:
the views of corresponclerits cmlcs3x to r tf
in the editorial columns. -
NEW ADVEKTISL-T
h TtfATED A MAN OF TEHTETIATL' r
f steaoy habits, seGklng employc.c - r, 1
represent an old established house in hi i o
State. Salary 70 to loo per month, l:; r
ences exacted. , y . Supt. M'u Iior-r,
jy is w tn -
THE KAGNIFICENT STEAME.
, QueeD of St. Jclin'c
. ' - . -- ' " . ..
y-ILL 5IAKE LEGULAIt TRIPS TQ Scui:
port and'ifetrhrn,- (Fundaya excepted) iavlr' -Wittniur
tot.it-. Dstreet, at 10 o cc
Litnj,dretnarnJ Li.
rare for round trip 50 cents for adults jir.
25cents f of children. ' '
, - - C C MORSE, Master.
r W. IL CIXBISTOPIIER, Purser.-. jy
0AR0GINA BEA0E.
fTNTlL FURf OER NOTICi: THE SYLVA!,'
grove will, leave, for Carolina Leach even
week day at &30 al m. and3 p rv
r jysrtf
w;jiAUrinj,
r Gen'l Manager.
Atlantic: Vio-.v,
l:;?l wRiGHTSviriiiN. c.
.: i-' - i.'-'.-- i ..- -if ; s ... . - ..
firms DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT J
situated at the . Wrightsville Terminus of t'
Wilmington Seacoast Railroad, and there l
fio charge for transportation of self or baa'
othe HoteL . - . - "
- " - .i Y - ' ' 'm '
Band of Hnsic Eigapl for tktScisoa;
We are sorry the .Soldier.-Boys have gc; .?
home so are theglrls. - - ;
Those desiring 'Board can ,flnd oomf ortat I
roomsnd good fare at reasonable rates.
ED: WILSON MANNIMG,
.Jy28tt . . '; ,; l Proprietor.
1 - -- -- -- .
SUCCEEDING PARTNER1 OF THE LATI
firm of A. A. Brown & Co., Comni:
Merchant; office in the Kerchner Buiiair
NaWater street. Will give prompt attenti :
to all business. . v. -w-.".
Represents some of the best houses In tii
country. ; invites Correspondence.
- Jei3iyd&w. " s .
Wilmington Seacoast R. R
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Zlt$3 AT 6 A.-1
From Wilmington,
;From nurimociis.
Leave."..... 7.41 a. m.
Leave. ...... 10:05 a. i. ; .
Leave....... imp. i.
Leave....... 4 00 r. i ..
Leave . ...... 6:30 a, m
Leave........ 9:30 a. m
Leave. .......11:50 a,m
Leave. .... 3:00 p. m
Leave.. ....... 6:00 p. m
Leave. . . . . . 7:55 p. m
Leave. ...... .10:00 p. m
Xeave....... 6:;ip. i.-.
Leave...;... 8:&.,. i. ,
Leave.....;. 11:40 p. i.i.
r' ; ; J;'H. CHADBOURN, JR. ,
:3nly $7 tf ; y . General Manager.
Cigars, eigarott23,
ICE f COLD SODA WATER AND MILI1
SHAKES. Also a full line "of Drugs, Pater .
Aa, can be found at - -
: r. v. atiiiiiiat'a,
: , : - Drugstore,
Corner S. Fourth and Nun Sts.,
P. S. PrescriDtlons filled at all hours, ti r,
or night. . . u - ; jynti
"MACINAW."
ONLY GENUINE i'MACINAWn HATS SOLI)
i t ; ' . 1 IN WILMINGTON. .
EbtriS H;V MEAUEG.
i NORTxx xteont, -
1 Gentlemen's Furnlslier and U-tter
SfeiejKatio JLI DaniolC;
QAPT. I. W. JOHNSON, WILL TAKE PAK-
VVf UMIIIAji iVtH V AOmUp AlUlltd ia-
ken to the Fishing Grounds outside or up cr. :
down the ChanneL Charter parties acre r. -
modated. f For terms apply, on Board or a 1 1 ;
uotej. .. :: ..- , - iy tr
; Steamer. Passports
gCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEH. EVLI.V
day, except Sunday, leaves foot Mar Let ttr :.i
dally, except Tuesday, at 9 o'clock a. m. t:r
Southport, the Forts and to Sea, i:etun.!r -.
leaves southport at ap. m.
A Ten Cent Excursion -every, evening at r
o'clock, except Tuesday. On Tuesday leave
at 6:30 p. m. , - ' . .
jy as It yt'-- J. JJ. UARPL";
026.00 Rov,T.rJ.
J OST A. DIAMOND FROM A BKJG wt :
ing 2 Carats, f The above reward will he j
for the recovery of tbe same. Lc - c bet .
the Postofflce and Market and Pixth str-" - .
' . s.u. FisiiiaATi:,
ly20 tf ;ri. ";'. North Front ttrc :.t.
howell & cunun:
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