PATER
,n. cvening. Sundays excepted,
P't trvKS. kiiltoraii(lIp.
,tx moutlxs laoa Three
tfioa one month, 35 cents.
irttl w delivered? carriers, free
ne r3?Cr arv oart ot the city, at the above
grates lowaiil liberal.
Al wrtixrsvnu please report any and
ir'd ro reve tneir paper regularly.
rtoret t
Jjfc" : -1 1 '
Prexnt ia the most elegant form
rwE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICfe
-OFTHB .
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA,
CoinW with the medicinal. '
virtues of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
-system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak Or inactive
condition of the . .
KIDNEYS. LiVERAHO BOWELS.
hit the itost excellent remedy known to
CLWiSF THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
Whsn one is Bilious or Constipated
so that ;
PURE ELOOD, REFRE8HIMQ 8LIEP.
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Everj- one is using it and all are
delighted with it. - .
ASK YOUB DRUOOIST FOfl
BYHTJP OP 3PXGr0
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, .CAL.
mmiiiE. Kf. NEW YORK. N.J
For sale by ' '
KOriEItT 11. RJBLLANY,
WHOLESALE DKUGQIST, -.
inch 35 1 y diw ' WllmrTiston, N. V.
IXPKX TO NEW ADTSRTISBMKNTS
4 AS A llEWLETT-ing FlSh j
. Mods Bros Pharmacists
Jso f G.RRELL-nnb Meats
Ta y Ufa's isaza 4K Bear In Sllnd
Er'Jon.vso.v-ladustrtal MfgCo '
cltck s S Co-Change ot Schedule
K M .McLvtirk Compliments ot the season
Thff thermometer in this office
re'bterwl 9j tfegrees at 12 o'clock. f
It is estimated that there were
3.0)) people at Wrightsyille at noon
today. ; 1
FefrfishiDfj lines, leads; bobs, poles
and hooks of all kinds go to the N.
Jaeobi lldw. Co. t
Lawn rakes of the latest nd most
improved patent. For sale by the
X. Jacobi Hdw. Co t i
There is economy in building barb
ire fences and in buying your wire
from the Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
We can make you comfortable for
tUX) by supplying yon with the
Ironclad Oil Stove. IS. Jacobi Hdw
Co. .
Preaching at the Seaman's Bethel
Sunday evening. at 5 o'clock.. The
Public generally and seamen in par
ttettlarare invited to attend.
Do you suffer from scrofula, salt
J ileum or other humors? Take
ioo,U Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier. 100 doses one dollar.
There was a mad dog excitement
npar Front street market this fore
The animal iwasnot killed.
11 probably more hotthan mad.
Enuoline, the best stove polish
""ie market No .lust, no mixing
Jwssary. Use like shoe blacking.
ver7 housekeeper should try it.
r gale by the N Jacobi Hdw. Co. t
Winters; save money by buying
;0ar wh"e lead, ready mixed, paints,
? rn:shes ana brushes from the N.
bi Hdw Co They sell, none but
me best. t
JditoTof this paper was not
y yesterday. He took a day
hi 0r lhe Purpose of being with
5 f .1 comrades of the 18th Regi-
""Ot Ti
aiul'" suid in apology for
1 m Pitenuationof some errors in
rday's i?sse,
jj Cefr,?sl4lnS anl InvlKoratinjf
MunT? Sla Water aS ,drawn trom
M,fS 1rother magniTicent new
... fountain nf rtr
anj v rest Frut Syrup.Milk Shakes
Batumi Mineral WatPr.
' th under storm which passed
. r city this nff.-
KJir . ,IU;lut,ty of rain behind it,
IX 11 to cool th .f i
k "Jy. The cjouds passed to
Vrio ' 1 Proadly -vlsltetl
r 1- :: ir : - - r
the mif mjim, '
, . " . .. ji . . J 7 ( 1 .- -. . ,
VOL XIII.
Forecasts. ! '
For Jiorfh Carolina fair weather,
except showers in the western por
tion : and stationary - temperature.
For Wilmington and section fair
weathet is predicted. ,
There are some
be glad when the
people who will j
fuss of the En1
campment is over
with, and those ,
are the railroad 'men. There are
others who will be'sorry, and those
are the honorary reporters.
Progress. ....
It is very important in this age of
vast material. progress tliat a reme
dy be pleasing; ta the taste ..-and to
the eye, easily tak'ent acceptable to
the stomach and healthy in its na
ture and effects. Possession those
qualities. Syrup of Figs is the one
perfect; laxative and most gentle
diuretic known. ,
Shirts, we have got them by the
million, made by good and skilful
hand; come and see us, we can save
yon over fifty five per cent. We'll
not charge you fancy prices, treat
you well, don't be afraid, therefore
come and patronize; us money sav
ed is money made, at the Wilming
ton ShirtFactory, 122 Murket street.
Sign of the blue awning.4 tf
Cheap Kates.
Charlotte News:. The Carolina
Central offers remarkably cheap
rates to those wishing to visit Wil
mington and ' Wrightsville during
the Encampment, now in progress
at Wrightsville Sound. Round trip
tickets are now on sale for the small
sum of $4.20 good to return until
20th. Tickets will be on sale until
the 15th. ' .
Personal.
Mr. Thos. C. James, Joint Agent
at Charlotte of the Seaboard Air
Line and the Piedmont Air Line, is
in the oity with his family.
' Dr. R. H. Holliday, of Clinton
one of the survivors of Co. 1, (Wil
mington Rifle Guards) 18th Regi
ment, arrived here yesterday after,
noon but too late, to his great re
gret, and that of his comrades, to
go down to Carolina Beach.
The following distinguished gen
tleraen were registered at the Orton
House last night: Gov. Fowle, Col.
W. L. Saunders, Attorney General
Theo. F. Davidson, Hon. Alfred
Rowland, Judges R. F. Armfield and
John A. Gilmer, Maj. John C. Win
der, Capt. V. V. Richardson and
Capt. W. H. McLaurin.
- " ; i
A Big Ilat on a Big Man.
Charley Willis is in town, pretty
considerably so. On a bet this
morning he donned he , great big
straw hat which Mr. I. Shrier has
had for; some time past, and decorat
ing it with the national colors wore
it down Front street to the Market
House. He then "set 'em up." He
ought to wear it down to" Wrights
ville this afternoon. He would at
tract more attention than the brasa
buttons and gold lace -on the ground.
At the Hammocks Iast Night.
It was magnificent at the Ham
mocks last night, only the heat was
dreadful. It was- one of the rare
nights on which there was no breeze.
But there was the next best thing
to that. There was, a very largo
turnout of pretty girls. There were
more of those at the 'island Beach
Hotel last night than we have seen
in one gathering in many days. Of
course gallant cavaliers were not
wanting, The dance wai vin the
spacious dining' room at the hotel,
which Mr. PJatt had kindly placed
at their disposal. The large piazzas
were also crowded with lookers on
and promenaders. The dance was
the german. The last train left at
2 o'clock. 1
Big Travel on the Seacoast.
There were nearly 3,000 ; passen
gers on the Seacoast Road yester
day. The resources of the road are
pretty severely taxed but Capt.
Nolan seems equal to all emergen
cies. The trains are composed of
from five to eight coaches and they
are always full. So far we have
heard of not the slightest accident
occurring to any' one on any hi
these crowded trains. And this
leads us to say that' those who are.
vexed at some delay.inoomprehensl.
ble to them, should recollect tliat
there is no delay without its ade
quate cause; that caution is the first
thing to be considered and that this
very delay ensures the safety of life
and limb which might otherwise, b
imperilled.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Peterson's Magazine.
Pvle ron' for August is a model
number. The - steel - engraving
4Baby Brother," must ch arm every
picture lover, and the double size
I fashion nlate will delkrht the hosts
of feminine subscribers. The full
Pge wood engraving, "A Sudden
Blow," is exceedingly effective, and
the work table
designs are admir
ably suited to the season. The open
ing story, "That Summer at Ana
wan," is capital and fitly illustrated.
"Blue Bells," is a pretty poem, ac
companied by a very graceful de
sign of the flowers. A .new serial,
"Ted and I J opens promisingly
and "In St. Tammany Parish":
grows more absorbingly interestingV
As usual there is an ample supply
of short stories and good poetry. A
paper on "Home Dressmaking"
will prove invaluable to any lady
who wishes to attempt the making
or altering of her gowns. Two
dollars a year. Address Pctcrsoii's
Magazine, 300 ChestnutStreet,Philas
delphia. ' . "
Veterans Day. ;
At the meeting held last night 1tt
the City Hall, at the request of Col.
W. L. DeRosset, announcement was
made as follows: : -
The officers of the Veteran parade
to day are: Col. W. L. DeRosset,
Lieut. Col. John D. Taylor, Major
Walter McRae, Surgeon T. F.Wood,
Adj't J.. I. Metts.
Color Bearers Jno. A. White, J
Hal Boat wright.
Drum Corps Henry Woodcock,
Geo. F. Tilly, Alex. Leslie, Jos Les
lie. First Company Capt. Joe Price,
Lieut. Owen Fennell,
Second Company Capt. 'T. C,
Lewis, Lieut. T. D. Love,Sergt.Wm,
Blanks.
First Company-Capt. T. H. Mc
Koy, Lieut. W. S. Norment, Sergt.
A. L. DeRosset. , ,
Fourth Company Capt. R. s M.
Mclntire, Lieut. J. G. Wright,Sergt.
B. F. White.
Fifth Company Capt. P. Heins-
berger, Lieut. J. R. Latta, Sergts. A.
D. Brown, R. Greenberg.
Sixth Company Capt W. Old
ham, Lieut. W. R. Kenan, Sergt.
The line was formed in front of
the Orton House this afternoon at
about half past 2 o'clock and thence
moved up to Front street depot,
where the 3:10 tram was taken for
Wrightsville.
Col. Jones is Dying.
As we write one of the most gal
lant spirits our good old State has
ever known is quietly passing away
to its final rest and its great reward.
Col. L. C. Jones is dying, and will
hardly live to greet another sun.
This announcement wU carry grief
and distress to thousands of manly
and womanly hearts.' There is no
one for whom our people as a whole
Will mourn more sincerely; pone
whose Joss will be more severely felt
and whose place will be more diffi
cult to fill. '
Col, Jones returned here last Mon
day from the scene of the accident
near Polkton, where under his per
sonal and energetic supervision the
break in the road was repaired. He
was unwell and went to bed and had
remained there ever since. His con
dition soon became alarming and
his family, then at his residence in-
Jonesboro, were telegraphed for and
a special train sent for them.
Col. Jones' w,ife and a son and
daughter arrived promptly on
this train and have been with him
ever since, urs. wooa ana oei-
Jamy were his physicians and they
have exhausted all of the resources
known to medical skill and science,
una vail ingly, to save his Valuable life
Last night there was a sudden and
alarming loss of vitality and the
heart ceased almost to perform its
functions but by great exertions a
partial resteration was accomplish
ed. There has since been no hope
beyond the hope that' always re
mains as long as life continues in
the body and at almost any mom
ent we may hear that his noble
spirit has left its tenement of ' clay
behind and has soared to 1 another
and a better world than this.
No mortal yet has e'er forecast
The moment that shall he his last,
but Drr Pierce's FJeasant feliets
have forever settled the question oi
a comfortable existence until that
moment does arrive, and put to
fifo-lit the melancholy forebodings
of sufferers from billiousness, head
ache; indigestion, consumption, and
kindred aumenrs.
FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1889.
CONFEBEBATE VETERANS.
lie union or Survivors of Eighteenth N. C
Infantry at Carolina Beach. I
At a meeting of the survivors of
ie Eirrhtoontl "NT C
i the Eighteenth N.
Carolina Beach
! Carolina Beach yesterday, Maj. T.
I T Wnntnn T:.l 3 lU.lUi.
order, and on motion; Col. O. j P.
Meares was made temporary chair
man who upon taking: the chair
addressed the meeting in a patriotic
and pleasant manner. j
; On motion of Capt T. C. Lewis,
Adjutant W. H. McLaurin and Ser
geant Major F. H. Mitchell were
made temporary secretaries. I "
?On motion of Capt. V:V. Richard
son, theTtemporary organization
was made permanent." --
-i yjw caning me roil , mere were
found present of the field and staff
Lieut CoLO. P. Meares. Maj. TJ J
Wooten, Adjutant W. H. McLaurin
Sergt. Major F. H. Mitchell, Captain
and Assistant A. A. D. Cazaux
Adjutant Chas. D. Myers.
There was no representative from
company A, from JNew Hanover
yi 1 g lit
vjomj)any n, oi riiauen was repre
sented uy Liieut. uilmore Edwards,
5ergt. naynes, .privates vvriglit Jid
wards, and W. B. Singletary; Com
pany C, of Columbus, by Capt V.V
Ktchardson, Jfrivates E. K. Vause
Daniel Green, D. R. Best, M. J.
Ward; Company D, from Robeson
Capt. W. S. JNorment, Lieuts. W. F.
French, Alfred Rowland. O. C. Nor
ment, Neill Townsend, and Privates
J. Privett, T. A. Privett, W. H
Barnes; Company E, froniNewHan
over (now Pender), by Senrt John
F. Croom, Private Richard Reeves
Company F, from Richmond, by
JLiieut. and Adjutantvv. 11. McLaur
in, Private Jno. F. McNair; Com
pany G, of New Hanover, Lieut R.
E. Lloyd, Sergeant Jas. D. Poisson
Private R. M. Houston; Company
1, or uoiumous, by Capt A
Byrne, Private W. A. Cornish; Co
I, by Capt. O. P. Meares, Capt. T.
C. Lewis, Lieuts. Josh T. James and
B. F. White, Orderly Serg't Wm,
Blanks, Serg't F, H. Mitchell, Pri
vatesThos. H, Sutton, J. W. West,
T. Jlf Smith; Co. K, Capt. T. J,
Wooten, Corp'lD. M. Sutton, Pri
vates R. F. Lewis and Sol McNor
ton. ;
i
Vv i mm m v t i
! un motion:or r. n. csutton it was
resolved that the next meeting be
held at Fayetteville on November
21st, 1889, the centennial of the
adoption of the Constitution of the
U. o. by North Carolina.
Tl J 1 1 J 1 " 1 j
I it was resoiveu mat tue annua
meetings hereafter be held at
Wrightsville on Thursday of the
first week of the encampment of the
State Guard. I
! Adjutant W. H. McLaurin sub
niitted a list of those of the regiment
who surrendered; and were paroled
at Appomattox uourt House, which
was read: to wit: Field and Staff1-
Maj. Thos. J. Wooten, Adjutant W.
H. McLaurin,. Surgeon Thomas B.
Lane, Assistant Surgeon Simpson
Kuss. N on -com missioned staff Or
derly Sergeant Chas. Flanner. I
I Co. A Capt. B. F. RinaldLSenrts,
M. N. Tatum, Wm. Howard, Pri
vates Henry Howard, F. Howard,
John Johnson, B. D. Lindsay, G. M.
McDonald.
i Co. B Lieut R. M. Lesesuo.Serert.
D. Storm, Corp'l S. Singletary, Pri
vates wm. u. ray, E. Austia, Jno.
JlGflros
1 Co. C LieutOwen Smith, Musi
cian Geo. W. Sherrell, Privates D.
R. Best Dan'l Green, D. Klutts. I
Co. D-Orderly Sergeant A. E.
Floyd, Corporal J. F. Inman, Pri
vates A. N. Profit, K. Loyett A. J.
Thompson, Zach Ctuvis. j
Co. E 3d Lieut W. M. Potter.
Musician H. M. Woodcock, Privates
S. R. Costin, H. Moore, Columbus
Barnhill, J. B. Wall, L. B. Wall.
Thos, R. Col vi n. . j
i Co. F Sergt A. E. Smith. Corn'!
jonn i. x"anerson, irxivates vv. VV.
Bullard, W. C. Daves, Jas. A. Cal
der, A. A. Huckaby, M, G. McKay.
W -m a T A- A f i
Jas. JNolan, iN. mcjn. Patterson. Al
D. Webb.
Co. G Capt John J. Poisson. 2d
Lieut. J. M. Whitted, Sergt. James
K. JJancy, uorp.i John JN. Gordon;
Musician J. J-Leslie, Privates J. Fi
Adams,JP. Dickson, R. H. Hall. C. Ji
Sasser, P. T. Smith, j
Co. H 2d Lieut Alex. LrwisJ
Sergt. C M. Baldwin, Corp'l H, C.
Long, Privates ! John R. BaldwinJ
John J. Chancey, Jno. Creech, Jnoj
K. Jackson, A. Muiton, W. Nance,
R. H. Price, Jno. Safrit, J. M. Yeli
ton, Hospital Steward Willis A.
Cornish. I v
Ca I Sercreants S. W. Wells. J.H.
Brown, Corporal J. J. F. Heath,
Privates Jno. Case. Daniel Brindle.
L. H. Horn, D. S. Latta. S. Bell. H.
Payne, H. A. Hall. D. Y. Russell. R.
B. Banks.
Co. K First Lieutenant E. N.
Robeson, Sergeants S. N. Richard
son, vv. H. King, Archibald Mc
Neill; Corporal J. A. Cromartie, D.
M. Sutton, Privates W. W. Ander
son, J; F. Blood worth, S. T. Brice,
Jno. C. Kinlan. W. Melvin. D. Mur
phy, N. Sikes, Jno. Dunham.
un motion it was ordered that the
above Boll of Honor and the pro -
ceeamgs oi this meeting be furnish
ed the &lar Messenacr. Review and
Presbyterian for publication.
i ; The folio wine: executive commit
tee was appointed to obtain the
roster of their different companies:
Co. A, H. Vollers: Co. B. Gilmer
Edwards: Co. C. M. J. Ward : Co. D.
N. Townsend; Co. E, Jno. F. Croom;
Co, FJW. II. McLaurin; Co. G, J.
D. Poisson; Co. II, M. A. Bvrne: Co.
I, B. F. Whjte; Co. K, D. M. Sutton.
It was resolved, that in the ab
sence of the-President. - the chair
man of the executive committee or
rto 163.
any members thereof shall preside.
Adjourned for dinner. l :
. After dinner the Veterans met
with a number, of exCon federates
of : . other organizations, when
speeches were .made by. Thos. H.
Sutton, Hon. A. Rowland, V. ' S
Norment, W. F. French, fhos. ,W.
W6oten, . JuIge John. A.. Gilmer,
formerly Colonel of the 27th ? N. C;
and Maj. T. D. iove of the 24th
regiment: ' . .
The f meeting adjourned, j appre
ciating courtesies extended by the
New Hanover Transit Company.
i I O. P. Meares, President.
W. H. McLaurin, : ,
F. H. MiTCHKiiii, Secretaries.
Mr. Jno. F. Garrell is prepared to
supply the demand for good . beef
during the Encampment See ad.
elsewhere. 4
There were lots of gallant old Con
federate Veterans here to day and
more than one who had left a leg or
an arm on one of the bloody battle
fields of Virginia.
-M'essrs. James Hr Chadbourn &
Co. cleared to day for St. Croix, W-
I.: schr.- Addle Scfiarflcr, Haig, with
123,703 feet lumber and 50, 100 shius
gles, valued at f 1,818.05. "
! mm -mm r , , .,.,
There were only 300 Jn. the Con "
federate Veterans' parade this af
ternoon, not near as many as last
year. There were more Veteran
visitors in the ranks, though, than
there were last year. A drum corps,
also composed of Veterans, furnish
ed the marching music.
L Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the lit
tle sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the
cnild front pain, and the little cher
ub awakes as "bright as button,'.' It
is very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known reme
dy! for diarrhcoa, whether arising
from teething or othr causes.
Twenty five cents a bottle.
july 6 deod&wly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDUSTRIAL
Blanufactiog Company.
-O-
miiE
ABOVE NAMED COMPANY II AS
-A
Deen cnarterea ana organized ror tne purpose
oi esiuuusumg a wooa worKing ana veneer
lng Factory and a General Canning Establish
men ior canning vegeta Dies, iruits, oysters
The subscription books to the capital stock
are now open. The par value of a share is $25.
payable in weekly installments of 95 cents
per share Persons wishing to subscrite
snouia ao so at once, as more than half the
stock.nas already been taken. The first in
staiment of g5 cents per share will be payable
on saxurqay next, tne litn ot July. For fur
ther information call on .
l E. F. JOHNSON, Sec. and Treas.,
jy 13 It 1 Cor. Water and chestnut sts.
Union, Sampson
.1 . : . ani -.
jhIve just kecieved a fine car.
load of Beautiful Beef direct from the rich
clover fields of Union county It Is a part of
tho supplies ordered by me for sale at my
stalls during the Encampment . I have also
some beautiful
STALL FED, BEEF
from Sampson and Duplin counties, which t
shall offer at the same time as well as a trool
line 01 jsali, Jttj riujN, c
Thl3 Beef will be on sale at my stalls to
morrow and every day next week. I respect-
imiy suuvii a uau ana mspeciion oi same.
J. F. GARRELL,
Stalls 1 & 2 Front St. Market, South SICe.
iyis St . ., , ;
New York & Wilmington
steamship 0o
FKOM, PIEli 2, EAST 1UVEB NEW YOKE
Located between Chambers and Roosevelt sts.
L ? At 3 o'clock. P. M. -
PIONEER. ....
. . . .Saturdays-July 13
....Saturday, July 30
...Saturday, July 27
BENEFACTGK. .........
PIONEEK..V
FROM WILMINGTON:
?f 'NEEK . .L ..Friday; July 19
VLSr 'ACTOK... ........Friday, July 21
PIo:;EK..Vi.....,...... Friday, Aug. 2
t-Thrbugh Bills Ladlnsr and Lowest Thro'
Kates eruaranteea to and from points In North
and South Carolina.
These Steamers have unsurpassed passen
ger accommodations. ..-
ror irreignt or I'assage apply 10 .
II O. SMALLBONES, Superintendent,
- , - 3 Wilmington, N V.
; THEO. E. EGKR, Traffic Manager. r: "
s i New York.
VM. P. CLYDE CO., Genl Agents. -Jy
13 j 5 BowUiiJ Qreen, New York.
PLHAJ5JC .KOT2CH.
We wm bogiaatortcciT ccnnuiicsutta
from our meaaa tm any wn aantjects
general lateret, but ,
; The name o: tug writer aust always te rur-
nlshetfto tne EdltOT. "
cnmicatlqns innst-t)e written on tut
one side, ot tto paper. r
Personantiea iaTisitvavcl4eCL :r
And it u especially ana particuiarr uncer
stood that tne Editor Goes not always enflcrs
tne news of corresiadents cmless so Btated
in tne editorial coinmns! v ; ; "
new a d ViiitTis rjinicir to a
il fill M FFACB PBIPAR8 F 3R FAB."
"IF YOU A1NT GOT 'EM," YOU WIGHT
i- . - HAVJS 'EM. . - '
draeau' s Bed B lnterceptic
Doesthe wort: Quickly; Quietly and Pleasant
ly, " A Permanent Cure "So to speak." Ast
for Cornkac's, tne Alpna and omega of ALL
Bed Bug- poisons, and take no otner. For sale
by all Druggists. , men 27am nacm
Drugs and Chemicalp,
'poiLET AHTICLES PATEUT MEDICINES
snuwor BraoB! Trusseal etc. , etc ; ,
aiso fTpcscnptioua niied day or night at
ILLEH'S.
Drugstore.'
Jan
f
v;orner jroarLn an
and Nun 8t&(
Still on Beck.
' ' - ' -:" - - - -
l?VERYBODY OF THE MAT.R PteRSinA
X2j sion visiUng WUjnington during the EnJ.
launminji, m uunusuy mviiea to can anq
have a Shave, or a Shamnoo. or a. iTiiiwmi: nit
mytabm.ent' 29 Marlet street, between
20 cents for a Shampoo,. 20 cents for, a Hair
cut and 20 cents and upwards for Dyeing.
Respectfully, JOHN WERNER,
Jy 9 tf ; Practical Barber nd Perfumr.
OPEW HOUGE..
We keep open house during the - 1
And we ask you all to come "and .tryur 1881
Pennsylvania and Maryland ':
Pu
. , PUT UP UNDER OUR OWN BRANDS.
STATE GUARD X xjx X CABINET, '
BOUQUET KXE, - T
.SOUTHERN STAR BYE, V
0T I ' O K CABINET,
andmanymore, , r , .
He sura and give us a calL
you rlgnt.
We will treat
BrunhadjSimon&Co.,
Ill, K. Front St. f ';'? '
Dealers inLiauors, cigars ana Tobaccos, f
Jy 8 tt . . , . ..
OOEAW VIEW
AT
Swltchbacb Station I
JMIE UNDES1GNED WOULD INFORM
visitors to Wrightsville, the Hammocls and
ocean view, that her DINING ROOMS at
Switchback Station are now open for the ac
commodation of guests, and that no pains will
be spared to give satisfaction to all who will
patronize her tables. . -
Meals at all hours and at living prices.
Special arrangements made with large parties.
Her experience for several seasons at "The
Rocks" affords guarantee that every effort
wtu be made to please.
jeyjim
MRS. W. R. MAYO.
PIG FISH I PIG FISH I
I AL WALTS BLEEP A BUTPLif 0?
IrRECiH FDGH
on hand, as i have my own boa ana seine'
I always keen from 200 to 300 fin band. Flo nic
parties can oe served with Flsa or coffee. '
Meals 35c. or Si.OO a Day.
. JA8. A. HEWLETT.
Restaurant in 100 yaiU3 of swittWLCJt.
. Good cigars and ice cool BEER always oo
hand. ! ly 11 tf I
FOR THE BENEFIT OF -
Armory Fond of Wil. Lfghtlnl'ry.
-
Friday Night, July 12th.
New: Costumes. Grand Chorus.
Reserved Seats can be procured at HeU.
berger's July 10th, 89,
I .. . . h y - i
t
General Admission, - - 50c,
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED
SEATS. -.r,-U f,-
Excursion' tickets from Wrightsville ,an4
the Hammocks and return, Including admis
sion to the opera Hotiseti5e. ?. "4
Reserved Seats can be : prooured at .tie
sland Beach HoUl on -Wednesday, thfl TKJUx
insvant. . -
, Wagonettes.:;
PoTlY.18"10 TDK ENCAMPMENT
Will 1111(1 Carrlacrou Warmr attra Aftha
depot on t ho arrival of every train. Trjey run
Tpiartr between tho seacoast aepctr w
wrightsville and the camp grounds. Fare very
low. Respectfully.
jyiOtCQ , T. JBWTIIERLADii.
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