-? ' nnine, Sundays excepted,
e . . Editor and Prop.
" v POSTAGE PAH):
pi six months $3.00. Three
we monux, 35 cents. .
" t,. delivered carriers, free
js ?r nirt 0I tue city; at tne aoove
.rriovranauwraL
will please report any and
;;lgggthcir paper reggar
7. nvijatTlBBMgyTW
JV
pfenu :. t!: elegant form
t j LAXATIVE and NUTRITIOUS JUIOE
, FiGS OF CALIFORNIA,
prnbined with the medicinal
Mass of plants known to be
cist beneficial to the human
tem, forming an agreeable
effective laxative to perma
ntlv cure Habitual Opnstt
koa, and the many ills de
coding on a weak or inactive
condition of the
JDDIEIS. LiWER ABD BOWELS.
j.tf thiftcst excellent remedy known to
"oEUSE THE SYS TEM EFFECTUALLY
Vi Lto oce is Bilious or Constipated
-oO THAT
URELLOOD, REFRE8HtBQ SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Everyone is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUB DRUQQIST FOB
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
mmniE. Kf. -NEW YORK. N. V
For sale by
UOtfERT R. BELLAMY..
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
men 28 ly diw Wilmington, N.; C.
Rheumatism and Catarrli.
l'.liPumatlsm and catarrh are both blood
diseases. In many severe cases they fiave
yielded to treatment with B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm), made by: Blood Balm Co., At
lanta, Oa. Write for book ot convincing
proofs. &'ntfree.
R. P. Dodge, Atlanta, via. , says: "My wile
aai catmh and nothing did her any good.
Ht'rittEstirutionnnaUy f ailed and poison got
fl'o &r blood, i placed her on a use of B. B.
6.. and to my surprise her recovery was rapid
Hicasplete."
W. P. McDaniel, Atlanta. Ua., writes: "I
Tisoea emaciated and had rheumatism so
tad I could not get along without crutches.
also had neuralgia In the head. First class
prolans did me no good. Then I tiled B. B.
B.: and its effects were magical. I cheerfully
rwxiKnend it as a good tonic and quick cure.'"
Hra Matilda Nichols. Knoxvllle, Tenn.,
ffrttes: I nad catarrh six years and a most
fctresslns: cough, and my eyes were much
Pollen. Five bottles of B. B. B., thank God !
-red me.''
Win M. Davis, Tyler, Texas, writes: ,4I was
jett a number of years to spells of inflam
aitory rheumatism, which six bottles of B.
.. thank heaven, has entirely cured. I
aw not felt the slightest pain since."
OCEAA! VIEW
BllTIlsrGr- ROOMS
AT
Switchback Station !
UE I'XDEKMGXED WOULD INFORM
visitors to Wrishtsviiic, the Hammocks and
an view, tilat uer DINING BOOMS at
ttiVoack station are now open for the ac
wninodation or guests, and that no pains wlH
"KdiSvf satisfaction to all who will
Ptoni7e her tables.
sejf at 1 hovirs and at living prices.
' Vrai rinsements made with large parties.
lu'tJ. xP'rtiiee tor several seasons at "The
win it ,f FPrtLi guarantee that every effort
w-wteio please.
MRS. W. B MAYO.
'Carolina Beach Hotel.
Y'AKOLIXAIUEACII UOTEL, AT TUB
Jus wajrtinj jiace of that name,"
IS NOW OPEN
fcidy for the reception of guests.
hfH rates by tne aay, week or month.
Rill -
fiifort unexceptionable. Good rooms
fish ana nrst"clas3 attendants.
. iMEALlrcady on arrival of every train
B. L. PEUBY,
Proprietor.
2llin
n Mowers.
lt on tne Market!
6ARDEX "OES, HAKES, &C. SPRINK
aj)?1"1 Attachments. Bottom
W30tr i . E- SPRINGER & CO'rf.
ront st- Wilmington. N. Cj
Summer ttnarrt.
p--VsANT COUNTRY BOARD, TWO
rcw Uneointon. 'DaUymalL One free
' ! 0 Uacointon daily, if desired.
e &ltisractry, with abundant supply or
3-S tables and FrulU
01. Wmc
taw
....am rooms. $20 per month, ch 11
Klt M- IIICHARDSON,
M ooaside, Uncolnton, n, C
VOL XIII.
-A woman is a candidate for Regis
ter of Deeds in Greenwood county,
Kansas.
Denmark's foreign egg trade . has
grown to tremendous size, jnainly
with England. Twenty years ago
the annual Danish export of eggs
was 900,000, now it is reckoned at
111,000,000.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett
has been engaged to edit the child
ren's department of a syndicate of
English and American newspapers,
for which she is to ' receive $7,500 a
year.
Thtt latest Taports from Samoa
are to the effect that war and hurri
cane have been followed by a great
scarcity of food, and that many
persons, especially old people and
young children, have actually died
of starvation. The people of Samoa
have undoubtedly been sorely tried,
and yet they have displayed a pa
tience and a magnanimity which go
far toward demonstrating that
higher cultivations do not always
have a monopoly of the cardinal
virtues.
What becomes of all the paper?
There are 1,000 pulp and paper mills
at work the year round. But th
newspapers and magazines consume
vast quantities of it. The Century
Company takes nearly 300 tons a
month for their publication, and
their paper bill amounts to $300,000
yearly. Harper & Brothers take
25,000 reams, Bonner 10,000 reams at
a time. Two cheap literature firms
buy $500,000 worth of paper a year.
One patent medicine firm buys
$300,000 worth of paper a year.
A careful and liberal estimate j of
the actual value of the properties
upon which certificates of the White
Lead Trust have been issued places
the figures at $15,000,000 j To repre
sent this amount of intrinsic value
there are Lead Trust certificates for
$83,018,800. If it be presumed that
the nominal valuation placed upon
each work ' was four times the cash
value, there appears the neat sum
of over $33,000,000 in certificates,
worth at last week's figures, about
$25 per share.
The Navy Department is fitting
out an expedition to Angola, West
Africa, for the purpose of making
observations duriug the total eclipse
of the sun on December 22 of this
year. The proposed expedition will
be of great importance, for such
eclipses give astronomers opportun
ities for studying the many niyster
ies of the sun and the sun's sur
roundings. The latest eelipse made
it necessary for astronomers to
modify their views as to the consti-:
tution of the envelopes which en
circle the sun, and by new observa
tions they may be enabled to test
their hypotheses and make a fresh
contribmtion to science.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipa
tion, billiousness, sick headache,
bilious headache, and all derange
ments of the stomach, liver and
bowels. One a dose.
Headquarters for $ash, Doors and
Builders' Supplies is the N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co. They sell the best goods
at prices that you pay for those of
an inferior quality.
llefresUipg and Invigorating
Delicious Soda Water as drawn from
Munds Brothers' magnificeut new
soda fountain at a temperature of
34. Purest Fruit Syrup,Milk Shakes
and Natural Mineral Water.
Paint your house with Regal
Ready Mixed Paint, It is the best
and cheapest. You will find all col
ors in any desired quantity 'at the
factory's agents, N. Jacobi Hdw.
Co. t
Stoves. We have a very large
line, made by the best factories, of
the latest and most improved styles,
which we guarantee to bake and
cook well and to give general satis
faction. Our low prices will aston
ish and bur Stoves please you. N.
Jacobi Hdw. Co.
Shirts, we have got them by the
million, made by goodTiind skilful
hand; come and see us, we can save
you 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, 123 Market street.
Sign of the bine awning. tf
WILMINGTON, N, C, WEDNESDAY, JULY
iXDEX TO NXW ADVXSTISXVXXTS !
B.F PKNXT Clothing
Adrian & Vollkrs Lost x !
Mitxds Bros Pharmacists '. .
W M CumnNQ Mattresses
Taylor's Bazaar Bear in Mind
Jas p Moors Teachers' Institute.
1 II Grant Administrator's Notice
It n Bunting Commissioner's Sale
K M McIntire House-keepers Awake
Chas P Browns, Agt-Irish Potatoes.
Report of the Condition of the Firat National
Bank
Eggs retail here now at 12J cents
a dozen. " - . ' - " ':' - - ;
Even the vcommon house apple,
that grows so freely in this section,
is held at 40 cents a peck.
We have a few Fluting Machines
which we are closing out at less than
factory cost. See them. N. Jacobi
Hdw. Co t
Ninety is the highest the ther-
mometer has registered in this office
today. This was at 12, I and 2
o'clock. !
The cheap 5 o'clock trips to Caro
lina Beach are very popular, and
the Passport generally carries down
a good crowd at that hour.
The many remarkable curesHood's
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are suffi
cient proof that it does possess pe
culiar ourative powers. ,1
It is a difficult matter to arrange
a schedule to suit everybody but
that now. in force on the Seacoast
R. R. seems to go pretty far in that
direction. . !
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Carolina Oil and
Creosote Company will be held in
this city one week from to-morrow,
August 1st.
A german will be given at the
Island Beach Hrtel to night. In
addition to the regular trains an
extra train will leave the Ham
mocks at 1 o'clock to night.
Burglars. Be secure from them
by putting our Burglar Proof Locks
on your blinds. They are cheap
and can be put on by the most in
experienced. N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. f
Capt. Adrian's black Gordon set
ter Ned" has disappeared. He is
either "lost, strayed or stolen" and
the party who will find him and re
turn him to Messrs. Adrian & Vol-
lers' store will be liberally rewarded.
Capt. W. B. Summersett, Road
master on this section of the Caro
lina Central Railroad, came down
yesterday with Capt. Whisnant, and
was in consultation with him during
the day.
Talk of a new ice factory is being
revived here. Last Spring we wr
told that the stock for one had
been subscribed and that tho factory
would soon be in operation but sQ
far it has failed to materialize.
On Saturday, August 3d, Mr. R. H
Grant, administrator, will sell on
the premises lately occupied by Mrs.
E. ArLumsden all of the millinery
and other goods of which she died
possessed. The sale will be for cash.
A Confederate Soldier.
Gen. D. H. Hill who has been
spending a fortnight at Southport,
registered here to-day at tlje Or ton
House He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter, and we regret to
learn that bis health is still poor
He will return to Charlotte to'day-
Pender Co. Teachers Institute.
A Teachers' Institute, for both
white and colored teachers, will be
held in Burgaw beginning on Mon
day, August 5th, and continue for
one week. Prof. M. C. S. Nobles
and other educators will oe present
during the week. See notice of Mr.
James F. Moore, County Superin
tendent, published elsewhere.;
One Hundred Per Cent.
Here is the way they work things
sometimes. A gentleman passed
down into the purlieus of Froat
Street. Market thia morning, and
seeing a cart load of canteloupes
fresh froin the country, inquired the
price He was tld he could have
his choice for five cents apiece. Re
turning from the market house ten
minutes later he found that a cblor
pd individual had bought the entire
load and stored them on the
public j
pavement for sale and was then ask
ing $1 a dozen for the same frui
that could have beeu bought for 30
cents a dozen ten minutes previous
This is one way m wnicn to-aecouu
- . .... . 4.
for the high prices consumers jare
compelled to pay.
-
3f
I
'" ; . Forecasts. -
For North Carolina fair weather,
followed by showers and cooler in
Northwestern portion, and fair and
stationary temperature in Southeast
portion. For Wilmington fair
weather . '
y-'A .j.J- Progress.
It is very important in this age of
vast material progress that a reme dy
be pleasing to the .taste and to
the eye, easily taken, acceptable to
the stomach and healthy in its na
ture and effects. Possession these
qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one
pjrfa&t laxative and most -gentle
diuretic known. " -
City Court.
Th Mayor disposed of the fol
lowing cases this morning:
Nany Strickland, violating the
sanitary ordinance, guilty, Dried
$3.75. ; ; " " .
Win. Beaney, drunk and down,
$10 or 20 days. .
Jas. Bell, disorderly conduct, $5
or 10 days.
Some Home Manufactures.
We saw this morning at Mr. W.
M. Cumming's office, No. 17 Princess
street, several fine cushions that
were made by him for Mr. Latimer's
steam launch Curlew. The cushions
are as handsome, the material as
good and the price probably cheaper
than if the same were gotten here
from the North. It is always in
order to encourage home enterprise
and Mr. Cuwming is fairly entitled
to the patronage of the people.
Colored Concert Company.
The "Celebrated Sunny South
Singers or Gold Medal Concert Com
pany," composed of colored talent,
has been in the city a day or two
giving some enjoyable entertain
ments. There are five members of
the company and they perform on
twenty different instruments. Es
tella Scott, the leading female mem
ber, plays on nin instruments her
self, including an E fiat cornet, and
an eight year old girl plays on six.
The company ig from Knoxville,
Tenn., and is f on; its way to New
York whence they will go to Europe
to represent colored American talent
at the Paris Exposition. xj
They gave a performante Monday
night at St. Stephen's A. M. E.
Church, and again : last night at
Rutli Hall for the benefit of St.
Luke's Church, To night they give
an entertainment at aid for the
benefit of Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church.
It is probable that they will appear
at the Opera House before they
leave the city.
Tne Blue or the Gray?
An ordsr hag bem issued iros
headquarters of the N. C. S. G. re
quiring companies of the Second
Regiment to adopt the regulation
uniform blue with white trim
mings; the same as worn by the
Fourth Regiment at the recent En
campment. The order is ill-timed
and in bad tas;e, and we doubt if it
will be carried out. The Wilmingi
ton Light Infantry have, already a
new handsome gray uniform, which
cost them a large sum of money,
and the attempt to force them to
discard those and purchase new
blue uniforms will probably be
productive of trouble in the camp
The preference of our people is for
the gray and it is a pref erencjp which
should be respected. It is a cqlor
which was baptized in blood and
glory on many a gallant field of
fight. If any change is to be made
and a uniformity of color is deemed
essential, then it is at least jest as
reasonab I e o require those wearing
bice uniforms to change to gray as
it ' is for those wearing gray to
ehange to blue. Was the or Jer is
sued, we wonder, with the sanction
and approval of the Commander-in-
Chief, and does Gen. Glenn know of
Gen. Jones' futile attempt in this
direction several years ago? .
Advice to Slothew. ',-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the lit:
tie sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the
cnild from 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
f bowels, and ishe best known reme
J '
dy lor aiarrhaBa, , whether arising
from r teething or otlur
causes.
.Twenty five cents a bottle.
july 6 deod&wlv
24, 1889.
NO 173.
, ; THE MAIIi SCHEDULE. :
JThe malls close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows: V '
. . OUTGOING MAILS DAILY.! :- .
CLOSE. LEAVE. :
WiLand Wash.T8)lSt Dls.. 7.00 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
WTlLandWash.c;S) 2d Dls.. 8.15 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
Wrightsvllle i 8.45 A. M. 9.30 A. M.
Southport. . 4. 9.30 A. M. 9.45 A. 1 .
WiL and Ruth 1.20 P. M. 3.30 P. M.
Clinton and GolC(speclal) aao P. M. 4.00 P. M.
WiL and Jack. 33)......... 5.30 VM. '8.351. M.
WIL and Ruth,. .... 6 SO P. M. 740 P. M.
Wil. and Jaek. (37). 9.30 P.M. 101CP.M.
WiL and Wash, (H)...... .11.15 P.-MJ3G5P.M.
: TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Brunswick c.00 A. M
Cape Fear River mail. L10 P. M. 3.00 P. M.
c MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Onslow. . . ................. 7.00 A. M. V
j - INCOMING MAILS DAILY.
ARRIVE AT.P. O.
Charlotte and Maxton.-.W....
WiL and Jack. . . . . ; ......
Clinton and (ioldsboro.. ........
WiL and Ruth. . . ......... . ... .
Wrlhtsville.
Southport
Wil. and Wash. (23).
Wil. and Wash. (37)
W 11. and Jack. (14). . . ;
- 7-55 A. M.
, 8.40 A. M.
.11.50 A.M.
.13.5 i P.M.
. &Q0 P. M.
, 4.40 P. M
. 6.10 T. M .
,10.00 T. M.
.11.55 P. M.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Brunswick,.... ; ....... 5.00 r
M.
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Cape Fear River..................... 7.00 A. M.
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Onslow 7.00 P. M.
GEO. Z. FRENCH, P. M.
July 22nd. 1889.
NEW ADVKHT18 KM E T
One Dollar
ILL BUY A WHOLE BARREL OF IRISH
w
POTATOES, this year's crop , all souad and
gooa. Large lot or western snouisers at 7
cents, retail. Must be sold quick,
CHAS. F. BROWNE, Agt,
138 North Water, St., Wilmington N. O.
Jy24tfdtw (Star copy.)
Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
BLACK GORDON SETTER, NAMED
"NED." The finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving it at
ADRIAN & VOLLERS' StOi-e,
jy24 2t ; Corner Dock and Front Sts.
Administrator's Sale,
fN SATUROAY, THE 3D DAY OF AUGUST
next, at 10 'clock a. m.. on the premises late
ly occupied by Mrs. Elsy A. Lumsden. on
Front street, under an order of the Superior
court or ixew nanover county, l wiu sell at
public auction, FOR CASH, that valuable
stick of
MILLINERY,
j AND OTHER GOODS, AND
IFTXIRJSI IT UEE,
! of which she died possessed.
I j R. H. GRANT, Adm'n'r.
July 24, 1889. . . Jy 34 eod ts. ex
Teachers' Institute.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE FOR WHITE
and colored Teachers will be held in Burgaw,
beginning Monday, August 5th, and will con
tinue during the week.
Teachers and those expecting to teach are
required to attend and bring books.
Thosjj interested in education, and the pub
lic generally, are most cordially invited to
attend.
Prof. M. C. S. Noble and other distinguish
ed educators will be present during the week,
and we hope to have a full attendance of
teachers and others interested In education.
Programme made known on opening day.
. JAS. F.MOORE,
jy241tdw County Superintendent.
Report ef the Condition
O1
F THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, at Wilmington, in the State
9t North Carolina, at the close of business, July
23d, 1880:
RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts .......$755,128 87
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.
7,461 76
50,000 00
33,495 88
31,770 23
15,664 85
2,5fj9 24
64,193 47
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages:
Due from approved reserve agents..
Due from other Nat lonal Banks . ....
Due from State Banks and Bankers.
Real estate,' furniture and fixtures. .
rCurrent expenses ana taxes paia
345 15
Premiums paid 4,000 00
Bills of other Banks 3.973 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels. 1
andcents.. 185 41
Specie ,35,498 00
Legal tender notes 6,340 oo
Redemption fund with u. s. Treas- -
urer, 5 per cent or circulation . . 2,zou uu
from U. S.- Treasurer, other ;
than . 5 per cent, redemption
fund.. 50 00
Due
Total.
.f 1,012,825 36
LIABILITIES:.
Capital stock Daid in. K50,000 00
Surplus fund. 14,576 93
JJmdivided profits 35,088 94
National Bank notes outstanding. . . 44,990 00
Dividends unpaid 3.198 50
Individual deposits subject to check 195,240 88
Demana certificates of deposit 3is,7 w
Due to other National Banks . . . 14,321 75
Due to State Banks and Bankers... 534 66
Notes and bills re-dlscounted 153,V74 58
Total .$1,013,825 36
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Countt ok New Hanover, ss.
I, H. M. BOWDEN, Cashier of the above
Lnamed bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true tolhe best ofmy knowledge
andbelteL j H. 31. BOWDEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before m thLs 23d
day of July, 1389. j A.J. iloWJlLL, .
, I-:,:: . Notary Public.
Correct Attest r i - - -
GEO. CH ADBOU RN,
e. H. SMITH. ' - f
Directors.
Wanted-a woman of sense, ex
w and respectabllirv for our buslnots
in her locality; middle aged preferred.' Salary J
50pr month. Permanent poslUon. Refer
ences exchanged. - Jy 8 4w f
American sug. H0tt3er Lock box 1565,x y, I
PLEASE NOTICE. .
S;Wa win be glad to receive Ksiaimlcatlt m
from our fxleaii "oa.ji3r zz& $jx ratects -i
general liUrestitnt yrv" v" ' u c- ' : , '
1 The hameoi ins "writer xau; aiWajs ice fur
iiished tothe Editor." -l-.f-.: U; i- ;--crnmniiicatJoia
most be written oa tnt
one side of tha mrw. "!-ir v V
JBTSonalltlcs aust be avoided;
And it is especially ana parttcularij under
stood tJiat the Editor dqes not.;always endorse
the views of arrespondenta unless bo stated
In the editorial columns. ;
NE W DVltTISEill ENT8.
Commissioher'sSaleiof Real
gY VlilTUECAND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree of sale male on the Kth day of JulyA.
D, 1889, by the Superior Court Of Jfew Hanover
County, state of North :c;arotoa.i?a certain
special - proceeding pending in said Court
wherein John v. Grainier is plaintiff and Fat
f ranjrer. Chas. s. Grainger, heirs
u'mV1? Grainger deceased, and
cJr,,ttvUleir gHardlan, and Mamie
Savage, heir at law of John IL Savace.doceas-
litem, are defendants. th nniini(ni.-'
ed, - the - Commissioner appointed - by the
aforesaid- decree, madeTln-' said- cause,
!fUyubiio miction, to the highest bid!
der ,-at the Court House door,' ln the city or
Wilmington, in tho County of New Hanover
aforesaid,. on . Thursday, August;"ls6, 1889
at is o'clock, tho following descrtbea:property,' ,
situated in county of Sew, Hanoveafori:
said, bounded and described as follows: ... .
Ono lot in the city of Wilmington, being the
western half of lot J, in Block 37on the south
western corner ot Dawson and Eighth streets,
running thence 66 feet with the line of Eighth
'it ?ne,,west.1i feet thence north 6d
feet with the line of Dawson street,! m feet to
the beginning. also, another let, belnjf the -southeastern
fourth of lot 2. in block :7 be
ginning 99 feel from the Southwestern corner
lWS0Il -Elf nth . streets nnd running
fEe,nsoutlIwlt11 filQUDe or Eighth street 33 ,
feet, thence west 165 feet, thence north sS feet,
thence east 165 feet to the beglnnlnr: also anZ
fa cy 01 . Jvilmingtonr beginninj? lasTfeet -from
the said corner of Dawson aid Eighth
t.uen9e running south with the line of
Eighth street 66 feet, thene north 66 feet,
t Hence east 165 feet to the beginning. -
And also one piece er parcel of land lying in
Federal Point township.New Hanover county,
bounded and described as follows: i Being the
said land on which John H. Savage resides,
containing one hundred and ninety-five acres!
ad3,1,Dtog the landofs.iJ. Teboe and ethers!
IhislOthday of July, 1889. - i -'
- . R. H. BUNTING,
Jy 10 4w wed' , commissioner.
Pine Apple Ice,
I IME-ADE, FROM A MAGNIFICENT LOT
of Limes Just received from New Yoik. -
Call in and see our handsome Soda Foun
tain. ) -
' ni; MUNDS BROTHERS, '
iy 6 " 104 N. Front St.
- ; : j
WilmiDgtonSeacoact
1.
ynE FOLLOWING CHAKGE IN THE TIME
Table of the Wilmington Seacoast llailroad
will take effect on Monday, 23nd lns : '
TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Wilmington at 6:00 and 920 m..
3:3O,5.00.6,!aiaaftrnr - i.'
. Arrive Hammocka ab xTEo and 10:10 a. m.
8:10, 5:35,7:15 and 000 P. m. i -
Leave (Hammocks at 7;45 and:iO:25ja. m., f.-OO,
5:45, 70and 10:00 p.m. , -T
Arrive Wilmington at 8:30 and 11:05 a. m.,
4:40, 6:20, 8:10 and 10:13 p. m.
on 'Sundays trains will leave Wilmington
at 9:301a. m., 2-JS6 and 6:35 p. m. Trains wui
arrive at Wilmington on Sundays at 11:05 a. m.
and 6:20 and 10:45 p. m. t
Supper Train will be the 6:35 p. in. train
leaving Wilmington. Round trip tickets will
be sold at 25c. for this train to DarMen return
ing the same night. !
, m i J. R. NOLAN,
jy 23 tf , Gen'l Manager.
For Rent.
-q&. 115 AND '117 NOKTH FRONT ST.,
two most desirable Stores and Dwellings
aoove, wim au tne moaenx unprQveinenia.
Possession given at once, i -
janquiru i. eutUK, -
Jy 33 2t , - 18 N. Front street. ;
SOMETHING NEW!
A SMALL LOT OF
Parisian Outing Cloths,
COMPOSED PRINCIPALLY OF WOOL.
A Very Fine Fabric la . f
NEAT PATTERNS
AND
Handsome Colors
VERY DESIRABLE FOR
SEASIDE W JsiAR
Nothing to equal them in the city.
J0 26tf
Brown'seacliRestaitrant
. - : AND '
BATH HOUSES
J ' WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
tnthp nntillrt that mv TtpntAnrnnt. nttt Rath
Houses on Wrlghtsviile Beach, opposite the
uummocxa, arc now a una re aay ior the
accommodation of all who may favor me with
their patronage. ,w .. .
Pl? Fish. Soft Shell nraha onH cominHM
ready on the arrival of all trains. ,
'ITw Bath flmiscs urn ripan roii r-oTrif
and supplied with fresh water, clean towels
oiAiA uuviui u.vM;iiuUiUS. A call 13 SOUC1lC(Z .
mrau K.E.U. BliOTRf.
H. CBONENBERQ,
. . PUOTOaKAPHER, '
RTISTIC AND SUPERBLY. EXECUTED
Photographs at reasonable prices.
'- iiUiiUXlA SPECIALTY. I
, fee 23 tf ; mn Market st, soutU lido.
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