, 1
TO M.
For
II. P.
the Review.
1 ,-.!
uuti.lcn rftxty-fciXi
i ler teens.
r i nil.- MHVes on apace!
!. I i.if 'lleb;
lavs were bright
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,(, i u -i r!ou!y watli-r,
,lt, .jui.-kly eptti. l-ar -VI,
wet
tS, ink of thy rosy lips,
i.-ii iia r in tresse.
;Ki, f,l(-,-;ii.d iautiful form.
.ii i
shoit drehes.
n,.t a r l i- left to mark
,,t w. fn.U chrilifcl,
If
ii
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i ii'
,.r I i :i- the slighted iot,
(ii,,.,-. wee modv&t girl.
iIiU art so very dear.
in.tv, l,a'i"-el thoughts spriDg up
,.. . ruv heart anew,
" : t rr-iie loii trie pearly beach,
-infill the old church pew.
p'iiy on the grassy r on,
. i.hlhiui' hea.
mi me oio
i ,i-t to Hit
, ,..-;.r toirelner
iilli!V. ' .
wiirm nreniu iww; i." ,'i
,Li oa the portico.
, ttiK -Tf the happy, lovely days.
Ii i i
;
,ft at Ictor C'8,
,.rotiuiy lour.
Lhy rich. lull
1 vt- ti.'
llni i lit-'
TLio Lh'oi-en parlor door.
ar
voice as it
U tj.H t
; . i.iut--t of ine i'r;
V) in. i
s arrwy td, I see thee again,
. . . . ... . in Mil TIIOT Ifl AJ T I
i,uid with thee compare
as the p ndent People's candidate.
Judge Tourec, lately removed from
jour midst, baa been in on-mltation
with the leading Republican managers
in national po'itic,, and has, . backed
by K'-och. 1 Hettfe andi the ad
'l.r"A ne'er return to us,
j .., ha j p'4l 's o'er.
Il.lt !' " -
t it t "ol deplore.
i.i
dear M,
dear M,
i i il think of the past, the happy past,
Al 111 1 1 J e 1 1 1 I j utm,
we II lt-HVc to llieijouoi iiiue,
A"
ii. i i" iii. rt-
".-wteL r.t. hear my prayer,
me
to ( say in this doggerel
i'.oW
Mv i ain'.fui irirl, now grown.
'I i. !-. l.ot a slar
Ai liriiiliiiil u.-tuiue oWU.
in tne zenith of fame
C.
k.si-pt.tith.l.
Charlotte Otserver.
Anions the Slate-Makers.
0KT CAKULIXA AND 18S0-
Ibe Alleged Tarty Programme lor
Ihi Stiitt' Mxt Ytar How Some
are t be Tut l'p and Others Put
Duwn The Alleired Means by which
the Keyiiblliiins Hope to Carry the
Stale-A Letter Full of Hewllderlns
News. "
WAiiN-oTox. D. C, Sept. 19 1879.
Ho political situation in North
CiitKUia is studied at the national cap-
i'a! wi h bu iuteudity and interest that
Las net Lithorto ctiarHCterizd party
hjhdhp-tb m tls couutry. ibe Dem
ocrat. c outlook, or ruther success,
dot not ahow for one moment the
rf.biliiy of your Stato goiLg Rrpub-
ctiU in ISisO. hui with tile-national
Dctrectatio managers, as with the
Rtpnbl'.eans, the absorbing interest
is m the ehctornl vote, each being
bout tqii;illy indifferent as to the fate
of bt btnte ticket, bo that the electoral
ote comes out ail right. Ab for the
Republicans, they would cheerfully
nni e their fi re s in support of the
Democratic hUte if by eo doing they
could Bt cure enouKh Democxatic
ftrfcetb to figmre the election of the
R'jubhcrin electors and this species
of tactu-s will mark their political
maim u nions iu all the Southern
bhiteh iu th cimuaiLrn of next year.
fhus irj'pire.l, Juilcre Settle speaks
cintidetitiv i f the biiceesa of the Re-
puhhcfiu electoral tickets in North
Carolina aod Florida. As for the
Dem-rriitic iusinftf7ers. while, thev hoDe
9 - A
torttaiii local control of all the South
eru sintis to pernetrate the policy of
QOme m e. thpv n.pnn tn npa tn it that
be State tiomiuationa do not handicap
. i .... .
me ctngressioual and electoral tickets
Aid Hiitttever nominatiotis the North
Unl:na ll-nnhl Tnarto TYiflr motp will
t e w ita the purpose to promote the
success of their electoral and congres
wonal candidates, rather than the
ie ticket itself. The electoral and
cntRreional candidates of both par-
will run tocetber. While the
Dttutcrats cunr.ot affjrd to luse the
-v.urii vote oi tue fttate, nor a con-
fcwstciD, the Kci-ub'.icane feel that
('tej must hold what th. y have' of the
'ttter, audgaiu in both directions: and
ite Dtn.( criits are uuder the necessity
rfCiaimiLg the nrst aLd third dis-
-v.r lJttu c uuie or i.o hone if re-
lll.ll JT tte n. Ini .1 nr hlriL- -liafn'rtt
TH T MAX GRANT,
l atev r bv-niav mav 1h indn1re1
lathepres, or colitts 8 and decei-
"olb pi noticed sLuorg presidential as
P'rantti,. Pr.dLUt-m iKer. and the
machine pohtioiaus geuerally, there is
Se'.t ed Conviction in tha naimm'rn
sic ls oi both part.es of the inevita-
uie nommif.on of Grant and the plans
"-u ueuiiis oi canip-nn
"U KtU
' a I 1
v.ory boara ,oi ine oreauDoro
nr tr, indicattd ! pUinly ( the mn
The ludg. Htbtes tbat he has been in
t a nu g tor h iodepi-ndeuWcand daoy
ever tdnC h: vaw beaten t ly an inde
pendent cf hi county fpr utat in the
House of Repre.-t. natives . latt year.
The name has uotiyet oue beyoud th
confines of caucus aud eouclave, but
ue in repreht nttd as a mnxx jof great
popularity, immeu-e weahb. and
strongly identifi dl and fortified with
the commercial, agricultural and
manufacturing interests of your Stat .
It i.i stated upon authority of Judge
Toupee that the most powerful and
popular D-mcciatic raer in North
Carolina is rebdy to enter into this
alliance;rtbat ho has been a' contributor
to its columns for Borne months. hap
iag its course in thid direction, and
that the same paper has beeu defend
ing kim against the assaults and
denunciations of( the rabid press of
your State for some chance declara
tions of bis in ati tffhand interview
with a New York paper. And Re
publican .leaders here are open with
the declaration (that while tey have a
candidate in view who enn command
he support of one ieadiug paper, the
Timep, he has a controlling inflneLCr
which can fileuce, ifhesball ohooe,
the other Democratic daily at your
State capital A leading North Caro
lina lawyer has the management oi tnis
independent boom, and witii tne in
fluences at work. aVsibted by the pro-
fa .ble clean sweep ; I the Ee b iana in
tue fall electiohs this (year, it is De
liered he can work up a very stroug
ami acfteiitsbie independent Ot: t
ticket iufullj wit
n ir
KJLl ill.
N T.n ITH -TANDIXQ.
the mdepetd nt ft:m
come to grief before the beginning, it
hai been pretty generally agreed
among the stalwarts of the Grant per
suasion that ex-Qovriior 1 Brogden is
the best man for the Republicans to
put in the field for Governor - in 1880,
his former administration having been
auch as to most favorably recommend
um to the peop e of his btate, And as
a Democrat of the old school he ns,
they say, stood in publia station for
foityyeais, without blot or; Diemis-n
upon his perboual jor official charac
ter. For other posit ions of Si ate, Bow
man of Mitchell, and Barrmger of
Mecklenburg, for Lieut Governor;
Hon D A Jenkius of Gaston, for
treasurer, ana tiuugo uauies j-i uoui;
carry. He would. In all likelibooV go to
the Senate in 1882, leaving his lieutenant
in the executive chair. ,
Miscellaneous. i
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PIRE H0U8E",havinfcteen thoroughly r3n-
orated and refitted ia now one of the leading
... i
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supplied with the best our home and north
ern markets affords.
Board per Day $2 and $2-50 !
Large Sample Rooms for the Com
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FREE LUNCH daily froa 11 A. M.
to 12.30 P. M.
iulr 19-
are being ar-
l.tV.'dlLclv Tif- frrcnacfirtr
sjadow of (irRnt i what is giviug S-ub-'tc-.
t,. the fH campuiKns North
Ri'il
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j - "o uuuer toai iu
"C ttr.,t Coiiklip
"iccu.... d ai barat
tli-t that
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Ka; and it 16 ty
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o ejiDcr. a a
C
tl H piVic;i r
ti:e coming Gram,
'iif
u hrru
"nsgers are ehaping
.Xrar's catnp.rgDd in the
a , ti - -c-, n.a wtmt tney are
ith .e er, tee toy cur State may
atce RS f"ir mcde: fur
J frLdrCtui
INDf V UNDENT.
i ti e lioubl Ciiu
lor the Sont ii..'. . w 'P..
ill;' 1 t l wj niiu. a. kj
iuti i " lJnt of iusnbordination
cikI 1, er"nc r"llk-. tht Rpubli.
hoLorv . - moLeJ ud behtOW
i"J LVlSitin:. . .r.n Hie. w..y.. 1
Htiul the in
bin political
,
lADQ 1t I A
Hi A ( . r t h I i
eii.,.,?.HLuLO nomination for
riu " luey can induce
Viui
Lots
r, ....
dh, , . uutvcr dpt
Jual. a,d whattver
UUl,
p-t.
pro-
Go v -
iflaet tiaT V an indace a PopnJ" "d
cllaA democrat to take the field
of Abbeville, for
have, among others
CONGRESSIONAL!
It is the determination of the Re
publican congressional committee to
secure a majority of the next delega
tion from North Carolina, mating
srrAiaht-out nominations whenever
prudent to do eo, and swinging me, in
dependent boom where it wnij do me
most cood. In the first district, ex-
Judge Wm A Moore ia thought to be j
invincible : Col ' Thomas .rowers, late
Shermanized collector, or Col Lott J
Humphrey, in the 6econd; the present j
incumbent, Hon D L Russell, in the
third, Dr Grizzom, of the State i Asy
lum, in the fourth ; James Boyd, or a
strong Democratic independent in the
fifth ; Judge Bynum' aa an independ
ent in the sixth Judge Furches, if
there is not a Bobbins and Armfield
bolt productive of an independent, in
the seventh, and possibly an independ
ent in tne eighth, if hot blood can be
raised up there among tjhe Democrats.
The Grant party' has recently captured
a strong Democratic organ at Ashevile
and caused it tcj run up thejensign of
true colors. 1 J
THE NORTH CAROLINA DEM CUACT.
Representative I Democrats from
your State in consultation with thsif
national leaders at the capital repre;
sent things as exceedingly hbpeful,
but tbey all prayj a safe1 deliverance
1 rom Tilden. Injthe event! of Grant,
and especially j with Tilden, the more
Vjautious are not assured! of succpsS in
your Slate without a struggle. In re
eard to the first and third districts,
t evt ren)tov uneu nein the i C3
of unf jrtuuate uivisions in both) in
the first, the rivalry berween Yentes
and a man na jaed Latham, a brotl e
in-law of our present Uot rnor, is
said to be f r.al if pressed! to issue. In
the thi d Waddell, thei od member,
and one ytedm&p, haye raised a dead
ly feud. But an amioablel arrange
ment Jseemsj projbable there, in the
nomination of Judge McKay, upon
whem everybody can unite, tbut it is
not so easy to composo the v troubles in
the first district. The name or uoi
Billy Martin baa been proposed . as
compromise, but he is lath to enter a
rl it is nott certain that
even he cou'd command an undivided
support. Gov Jarvis,! if he (would ao
npntth nomination' could sweep the
field, but it is not known if he would re
linouish his hold neon the gove nor-
ship, which nomiuatidn he appears at
present to command. ;! it is, noweyer,
the intention of the party managers to
induce him to take theloongressipnal
nomination, if at a sacrifice, beyond nil
question. In the four,tb district uen-
eral Cox is eaid to tnejprooapie nomi
nee ; Scale?, present member in the
fifth ; Col Hani Jones, (of --Charlotte,
tbeeixth; Armfield or Rcibbihs in the
seventh, and James L Soninsoo; pro-
bahle. in the e-ehthJ Gen Itoci vaiice.
present representative1 wi'l be aeked 'o
tase the soooua piaee ou lue oww
ticket, witr a view to make It, Istror
and ii vincible iu all portiouf of North
Carolina, ai d because his s; ction , euiht
ed in the extension ot the 5iate rUilroad,
and his prtseDce abnt.the Legislature,
and his vigilant and. working qualities on
the IiLe are deemed essential to the suc
cessful progress of the undertaking.
Should Jarvis retire fron the guUrnatori
al field lo save his district in Congress,
Judge Fowle would undoubtedly receive
the Democratic nomination for Governor,
and being a singularly able man, and a
NAtional Union man withal, he would
give the Grant stalwarts all I they could
13 cents per week.
Hale's Weekly.1
v TUESDAY, the 7th day of October,
V7 1879, and in the City of Raleifco, the
undersigned will commence the publication
of B '.E'8 WEFKLY, a North Carolina
Demouiatic xsewspapr.
Ihese four words convey all tha a column
nf Prntof etna oonld tell: the cood of the
The DAILY REVIEW is now in the State; the success of the Parj y which is the
life of the State and the c- nnry ; the pub
lication of all the news ; these the objects
proposed. That he can do the last and cop.
tribute to the first and second, the subscriber
does not affect 'O doubt. Ihe People hare
set their seal of approval upon his past and
he does not doubt the future.
Hale's Wbbklt will be printed from new
and beautiful type and on fair white paper.
manATitlv PHfAblishfid. with a larce The price will ba $1 per annum. No name
J will eo upon its mail books without payment
and no paper will be sent a-ter expiration of
the time paid fur. r. m. a aiiis.
Ralaiirh. Sent 15. 1879. seDt 16-tf
. - m 1 " P K
and steadily increasing suDscnp
fourth year of its existence, is per-
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th InvMt .kit r.xan WHOLK8ALH FACTORY
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maae one oi tne nnesi uiopiajo at mo vou-
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimously re
commended for the Hishkst , Honors over
12,000 in use. Regularly incorporated Man
ufacturing Co. Factory estaonsned over at
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shek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
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WILMINGTON JOURNAL;
JOSH X. JAJMBS,
'' i i
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
I 'I .
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Is published
EVERY FRIDAY,
j
I At the following rates :
Headquarters for Ale
Lager Beer and Porter.
H-1VIAB.CU3 dt CON'S,
i No. 6 Market Street
I -
JAN FURNISH YOU Willi iul DMA
Ale, Lager Beer and Porter, both keg and
bottled, in the city . 1
Country order promptly attended ta
rxixoxiG.
The following quotations repreeent
rholeaale prices generally. In making
! price nave to l
y....
r v kmmm m'w I a
r 'A"..... f 10
the
mail oraert nigne- price have to be charged.
Double Ancbor.i........ I 11 O
Double Anchof' A ....... f 10H
standard Dumeetie
BACON North Carolina,
nams.w D
Shoulders, lb
Hides, ' W m-..
Western Smoked
Hams. .,
Bides, B..1....
snouidera.
Dry Salted-
Sides, y D...L.......
Shoulders, y lb...
BEEF Live weiirht..
IA RRELS SpiriU Turpentine
second Hand, each. 1
New York,each, new 1
BEESWAX V
WRICKS Wilmington, 8
Northern j..
BOTTEJt North Carolina lb
Northern, lb....
CANDLES Sperm lb
. Tallow, lb
Adamantine, V set.
OHEESii j
Northern Factory, Tts ...
Dairy cream, V ft.... ......
State, fb...L
COFFEE Jawa, fb
Kio, lb...
f .si or ii v tt fs
CORN MEAL bwhel...
COTTON TIES- V bdl. ..
DOMESTIC i
Sheeting, 4-4 yard.....
Ysrn, y bunch
FISH
Maokerel, No. 1, bbl....l6 00
No. 1, y 4 bbl 8 75
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl.... 12 60
No. J, i bbl 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3 ? bbl.... .00 00
2 0
60
7
00
00
oe
00
00
60
io e ii
b 6
10 o IS
26 0 1 60
75 Q 1 85
20 0 21
00 10 00
00 0U Of
15 20
16 0 25
25 40
11 Vi
9 Q 11
8 19
UX& ia
7 9 8
28 30
12 UX
IS 20
70 75
6b 2 10
O 7
96
Bail Road Liros. &c
WILMINGTON a WELDCN
I ii'
RAILROAD COMPAiry.'
ii
Mullets, y bbl
N. C. Herring, keg 5
Drr Cod. Hi fc
FLOUR Fine, V bbl
Super, Northern, "V bbl...
Extra do " i bbl...
FamUv bbl...
City MillEx,.8uper ? bbl... 7
" Family bbl... 7
" Ex. Family VbW... 8 00
ERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano, V 2000 lbs. 6C 00
Baugh's Phosphate " 00 00
Carolina Fertiliser! " 45 00
Ground Done, " " 00 00
Bone Meal ' 00 00
" Flour ' " " 00 00
Navassa Guano, " " 35 00
Complete Manure , " " 00 00
Whann's Phosphate " 00 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00
BergerABrnta'sRos." " 00 00
Wiloox, Gibb A Co., ma
nipulated Guano 48 00
GLUE fi 8
GRAIN Corn,store,V 66Ss 65
Corn, cargo, f 56 lbs 66
Corn,yel., V bushel. None.
Oats, V bushel 46
Peas, cow, y bushel 55
HIDES Green, V JO 4
Dry, fl) ,. 9
HAY Eastern, ? 100 lbs... 1 00
North River, 100 lbs.... 1 00
HOOP IRON V. ton. ...... 60 00
20 00
9 00
00 00
6 60
8 5C
.
60
6 00
0
4 00
6 00
6 00
8 00
7 25
7 75
8 25
Omn or Gsjc'l McrsaiiiTKHDaT
WiiiAiajctoaJ N. C, June li. 9
T. i i
CHANGE OF SCTJEDULF.
On and after Sunday, June 15th, IF79,
Passenger trains oa the Wilmington a AcL
doa Railroad will run as follows : I ...
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, ds :v.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot , ,
u j ioa Jl
Arrive at Wel don at. Viol M
Leave Weldon... j.:.... s 3? 'p v
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. I
uepot at. . 9 63 p 24
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS T!tt A tSu
l I DAILY. ', 1 1
Leave Wilmington, Front St.'
Depot at. ..
Arrive at Weldon at.
Leave Weldon,
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at...................
Trains on Tarboro Branch vtam.a
Rocky Mount for Tarboro at 6.00 P M
and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturt y at 4 ivsi
a -mar r
a. m. neiurning, leave laropro at louu
A M daily, and Mondav. Wednaadav ul
Friday at 8:30 P Mi i i
The Day Train makes elose connection a t
Weldon for all polnu North via Bav Like
daily, (except 8unday) and daily, via Kich-I
mond and all rail route . 1
Nirht train makes elose eonnectinns at
Weldon for all points north via Richmond.
Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trains.
frirrar -n -v w v? mv n M I .1
nn r. uivme., uenerai obdu ,
june n ;M
00 00
00 00
61 00
40 00
45 00
47 00
40 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
67 50
10
67
60
65
11
90
LARD Northern ft). 7
North Carolina y lb.......
LIME TO bbl..
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, resawed, Tp M ft. 18 00
Rough edge plank. V M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, accord- i
ing to quality, y to ft...li 00
Dressed nooring,seasoned.l5 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, y M ft...;...... 12 00
MOLASSES Cuba.hhd el 32
Cuba, bbls., V gal...........
8agar(bouse,hhdi. gal.
" - 1 bbls. V aral...
Orleans Choice bbls. & gal.
O
1 10
65 00
9X
i8K
12X
00
20 00
18 00
14 00
25 00
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,k'g
PILS Kerosene, gal
Lard, y gal
Linleed, y eal.... ............
Rosin, I?7 gal.
PEANIJTS V busheL
POTATOES -Sweet, V bus.
Irish, Northern, V bbl
PORK Northern, city mess.10 00
Thin, bbl ,. 00 00
Prime, y bbl (extra) ..10 60
Rump, V bbl 00 00
35
18
20
35
60
13
10
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12
90
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14
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3
1
1
1
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7
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VA
One Year.
Six Months. .... ... 1 00
Three ' Months.. J..L 50i
The Wilmisgto ' Journal circu
lates largely in the adjoining coun
Femafe School,
MISSES BURR A JAMES, Principals.
Mas. M. 8. CUSHI'NG, Instructress in Vo
cal and Instrumental Mcsic.
.. OU J 0f frig gcnooi will commence 1 on Mon
dav, Oct- 6th, 1S79, and close during the last
wees in June 1880. The course oi instruction
is soiid and thorough, and the utmost care
wUl be tak a, as heretofore, to avoid every-
- r1 i - a.:
tnvng pertaining to a euperncimi eauciuon.
Young children carefully and judiciously
trained, by means of object lessons and Kin
derararten oecHnation. in cotjonction with
the beet text book instruction.
Fr e hand drawing taught without extra
For further particulars see circulars at tne
different Book Stores in Ue city, or enquire
of Piincipals ' '
A limited number of pupils can be
aeoommodated wirh board. i
ties as well as in the Western por-
a WEEK m vour own
lV f5V town, and no cai iul risk
V LipA. You can give the bu
siness a trial without expense, me dcsi
opportunity ever offered for those willing to
work. Yn ahnnld trv nothi. e else until
tion of the State and presents un- you see tor yourself what you can do at the
uuBiyess we oner, no twin
equalled facilities to merchants for
making known what they hare for
sale.
here You can devote all your time or ony
your spare time to the business, and make
exeat nav pvpfv hour that vou wOrki
Women nuV u ranch as men. Send for
special nrivatn tpmw and Darticulars,which
we mail free. $5 Outfit free. Don't com
plain of hard times while yon have such a
chance. Address EL. HALL all
Portland, Maine
june 7-dw.
r
12.
13K
70
80
75
75
9tt
10
RICE Carolina, V &
East India, fi
Rough, V busheL 1
BAGS Country, y X2
City, y,m
ROPE.
Hemp......
Manilla
SALT Alum, 9 sack
Liverpool, y sack.
American y sack
Marshal's fine, V sack......
Cadis 13 sack
SUGAR Cuba, fi
Porto Rico, y tb
A- Coffee, fi .1
B-t " 2)
C- " ? 2...
Ex C
Crushed ft)
b'OAP Northern, ft...... I 5
8HINGLES-Contract, V J B 00
Common, W M '. 1 50
BTAVEii W. O. bbl. M.10 00
S O hhd. V E. : 00 CO
TALLOW V lb... : 8
TIMBER Shipping M ...10 00
Miii, extra per M b ou
Mill, prime per M.... 7 00
Mill, fair per M 5 00
Common, per M...1. 4 00
Inferior to Ordinary.per M 3 00
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 25
North Caroina, per eal ... 1 60
WOOL Unwashed, per lb... 20
Washed. xer O ............ 26
Burrv wool, per ft) 16
45
3 50
1 45
1 10
20
1 25
60
3 60
10 50
00 00
II 00
00 00
00
00
00
15
IX
IK
00
00
80
1 35
00
10
00
9
8&
7
11
7 00
2 25
15 00
00 00
00
12 00
10 75
8 00
6 50
4 60
4 00
3 60
2 26
22
28
Q 17
8 40 I 'M 1
3 60 A M I
3 13 A M,
8 45 A M
leave
dai.t
mm
Cen'ISup'ts Office.
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA ANTj ' AU
GU8TA RAILROAD CO.
Wilmington, N. C, June 13,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
! I
On and after Sunday, June 15. the bl
owing schedule will be run on this road:
i lit
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL' TRAIN, daily
Leave Wilmington 9 05 A i r
arrive Florence..1 1 25 P M
Leave Florence...... ' 3 60 P M
Arrive at Wilmington '.. 8 iO P j
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).,
Leave Wilmlnirton.. ....T........ 10 13 P M
Leave Florence.. 2 6) A M
Arrive at Columbia.... 9 00 A M
Leave Columbia. M 6 10 A ,:M
Leave Florence ;.J... 2 66 A M
Arrive at Wilmington. 6 50 AIM
This Train stors only at Flemineton,
Whiteville, Fair Blui, and Marion. I .
1 'I. :
Passengers for Ausnuta (via Columbia),
should take Night Express Train from
mington. 1 i '
. ."I
Thrmfl-h HlnlTi(y P&ra nn nitrh I tralr si
lor Charleston and AuirHsta.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Supt.
june 13
! ! .
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO
Orrioa Gihskal ScraaiitnifnasT,
Wilmington, N. 0., May 18, 1879
(Change of Schedule
179. J,
ON AND AFTER THf8date, thf -vi
ing Schedule will be operated on tl 's
Railway : ... I I I " ! ' "r
Passenger, Mail and Express Train.
Leave Wilmington at.... 7:0 P M
Arrive at Hamlet at 2:7 A M
" at Charlotte at..,. 1 1-:20 A M
Leave Charlotte at.....J.M8:25 P to,
Arrive at Hamlet at. 1:31 A id
" at Wilmington at 9:50 A M
j Close connection made at Hamlet with
trains of Raleigh A Augusta Air I Line Rail
way. Shelby Division Mail, Freight A Passenger
and 'Express. I I n
w o Leave Charlotte... ....8:4J A M
ao "Arrive at 8helby....,..L.12:33 P M
Leave Shelby...... L 1:15 P M
Arrive at Charlotte....!.... 6:06 P M
T. W.I wOHNSON, i
may 17 General SuDerintendenL' !
t
CEBITS lip
No.10,
JUST OPENED
A NEW AND ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS1
Of various kinds and styles and descriptiocs
at the : ( j .
Boston 5 and 10 Gents
. ' ' .'.Store. ' i'
A Sure Cure for Files.
A SURE CLRi! for the biiDd, bleeding,
itching and ulcerated piles has been dis
covered by Dr. William (an Indian remedy),
called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A
single box has cured the worst old chronic
cases of twenty-hveand thirty years standing
No one ve d auiJer five minutes after apply
ing this wonderful ' soothing medicine. , Lo
tions, m-truments ana fiectuanee ao more
barm than god. William's Ointment ab
sorbs thv tumors, allajs the intense ltchicg
( particula. ly at night after getting warm in
bed), acts as a poultice, gives- instant and
painless relief, and is prrpared only fur Piles,
itching of the private part and nothing else
.1 ' l'
I I cons bed pbjsiciarg in Philadel
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
this citj , atd epeut buudreds of dollars, and
found no re if until 1 obtained a. box of Dr.
William's Indian Ointment pme four montlu
ago, and it Lao cu.e4 me completely."
Joseph M. K y per, Cleveland, 0
good than all the mdi
I ave rpent more thax
medicines 1 am
Ingraham,
IP
Has lone Tie more
cite I ever tried ai.d
f 100 with doctors, besides
cure cost me more than $10.
i Davio Sparliss,
Have suffered twentv veais with itchier
and ulcerated piles, having used every reme
dy that case to my notice without benefit
until I used Indian Ointment aLd receiver
immediate relief. I
, Jams Carrol, (an old mi er) 1
I Tecoma,Nev.
N Pile Remedy ever gained such
rapid favor and extensive sale. Hold by aL
wholesale and retail druggists. For sale; by
J. C. Munds ana T. s.urbanx.
inch 20 aow-d&v
NEW GOOD S
j' RECEIVED EVERY TWO DAT8 I '
-I 1 111 ,i
For., the purpose of keeping the stock re
i
plenisbed and thoroughly tip to the mirk.
No Such Variety ;
' AT SUCH PRICES I I I
has ever before been offered in Wilmirgton.
CALL AT ONCE
ANDMAKE YOUR SELECTIONS
And get wonderful bargains I at the.
.. i !
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
: , ! - I
! ; Store. i
4i If. Front Street.
aqgW' j j j
Steamer Passu or t,1
QAPT. J. W. HAEPEB, 1
WUl make Dally Tripe,
( Sundays excepted) ..
To SMiTHYILLE and Return. I
Leave Wharf at 90 A. M.
sept 23
GEO: MTER3, AgerL.