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- . i t - ! MISCELIiAKEOUS. A if 2 A Bb. w-T nirtweu in effect, not a caase. Its orfgln . iT- It manlfeatetlon without. Ilence ru ?h e ll.-we the CAUSE mast bo remo v , cure y cure e effected. W&SKIlS SAKE iflDSEr AM) UVJStt i, P!,tablUheI on J tut thU principle. It p.V.lxe that . 95 PerSCent. .f .U Uew nrwe from deranged kidneys and VJn Vn A It strikes at once at the root of the S'm'ultJ - The elements of which it ia cora ZZ, I act directly wn the sreat organs, both rf-OO I rind ikstoitKU, and by placlne SeVln a hcalthv condition, -dnve dlbcaac an3 Srf Iff lin-SSS trouble; d by nn Ml?ria and for pby-lcal derangements gencr .11 . "hi. great remedy has no equal Beware f fiiHMt-M, imiUtiona an.l concoctions said rj;Kk for ARNEK'H SAFE Dl ABKTKStrRK. Kur alc by all dealers. rir HJiic ny j EARNER & CO., p it 1m Rochester, Y. DS. IWU L FIMER1Q. OF LYHH, EK3. LYDIA E. PINKHAr.1'8 VEGETABLS COMPOUin). Is a Pooltlye Core fWrstl tho l'minnd CmUIM and IITeakaeMM It wSlcure entirely the vort form of remal C5om plaints, all oTrin trwiUi,InflBanUott and Ulcera tu.n. FalUnic "l IiapUrtnent, and tb coBweqoent (H1uk1 Wnknnn, and i prtleolarly adpUd to the II will dlMolre una pet tumors from the ntotw In a rly Ugo of dTlomen. Tbe tendency to can orous humori tlre la checkwd ery spredUy by 1U Ub. It maoTM fintna, fl.tvjeiwy, dentrwaaU cmrlnff for ttmulurta, and rlleTa weaknM of the atonaeb. It mm Bloattna;, neadaoliea, Nerroua Prostration, anral DAtttty, Bleepleaaness, Depreeslon aod Indl attoa. That feaBnf of bearla; down, eaoalar pain, weight and barkaohe, la ahraya permanently cared by !U nee. It wfll at all time aad mader all cironmstaBcea aet la karanocBr with tbe laws that gwrtYn tbe t amale aystem For the ear of Kidney Complaint of either aex Uda Compoond la naaurpoaaed. . LTPIA R PIXIOTAMni YfiGETABLF COM POUXDia prepared at tS and S35 Waatern Areaae, Lrnn, Uaaa. Price fl. Six bottles for A. Bent by mail In tae form of pills, also In the form of loBenffes, ei. receipt of" price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Plnkham freely anawers all letters f Inquiry. Send for Damph X. Addreos aa aboe. JItntion tXit Paper. No family should be without LTDIA K. PIKTBASrS LITER PILLS. They care onstipatioa, 'biUousneas tad torpidity of the liyer. SS oeats per box. 8oId by all Drugadata. "6 lev if such varied povrers, a o nuike it t! erejUo5t i V O iK.1 DlouJ I'urificr anci the Rsstorer tverusctf.' It cures Rhcunfattatm, of die toraach. Bowels, .Parker's i 1 nf Lung j, Iavcr & Kidneys, lull UfllSCinit &5Crirdy difTercntfrora VtK-or..nk:i,rjrj. and other TonicSj as it ,NrT fu u r'-" ncverintoxicaUIlicox - ;l-.t wWto yh.ir. & Cq Chemist N. Y. ' JT J""- T-rv SwT.nirPuvitin DolUrSta. o7C3artHacs, LOUISVILLE. ICY, - JZZlLT'rrT. H"Jr 1ua(l phjsieiaa aad Oi. Spenaatorrh aad Impoleney VMraaatt Sfasif-kkaa la ywtU. Ntul umw to tndwiM iin nf ill ti 1 C,a f Uaaa. Lea. 1 aMal Fewar. rte4ria( r "yewr or eahaprTt tkrafUj and jmtm IS f-tV e VLJBT, Stricture. Orcaiti., BcroU, (or &aM; .l!rr,T, e ealcaly evrwL - l lMMai ttet a par ateiaa wee pa ja apictal amtkai wW, iUm c ataaaM. aa4 tmUng Uun4i aaita - SlTa pmi lkiO. raraieiaaa kaewtac (bU tec aftai ia f una tasty ear. Wka tfWaar privaaat Jf y Ja ar expreaa sarvbere. " Qaavruitd in all Case r frar aa4 tavti4 W eaoat4aOTra atnetty XIJVATO CQUKSELOR rta, aauteaaf Mwa.awan yi . S!iJd b a4 ar an. iy amkd. Br tfsart SeaMlara. J V 1 r, I I -1 It & : I pi 'i 6? I' si -M n ' 3 3 If 1 i .ViK'-'i:rtftf. H'T'y ci tlie U-t niedi- .- .u'r of PRIVATE, SXUAI SIS- John Werner, pACTICaL GERMAX . BARBES AXD . ,; 1. . rniruMZR, : . ; AWto fcTii :WILStI'0TO, jr. c. HTin,.AlJ WKMDS IX SMiTIlYLLLE All tod u tW (oaniry ar taTtted to coma ft J m- AW Sea CaptaiM and Coramer Jrwlter, bait workmen aad the aa aciMiuaodatiaat ta tha city, feb l-ly The Daily Review. THE BABY'S PICTUEE. "Wc must carry our beautiful baby to Loan Some day when the weather is fair," weaald. "Wc must dress him tip in his prettiest gown. And wave the hair on the top of Ms bead; For all his cousins and all his aunts, Andltoth his grandmothers proud and dear, Declare it is shameful, and every way blame ful, . I.i To have no picturej of him this year, j "He .was three months old when wo took him 'before, ! And he lay like a Iamb on his mamma's lap. And the darling now has a twelvemonth more Of bewildering gracel from ck to cap. Just look at the dear jlittla laughing face At tlfo rosebud mouth, at tbo violet eyes Why ,the photograph-taker, that vanity shaker, W ill think this time we have brought him a prize!" i i We carried our child to the town one day. The skies were soft and the air was cool. We robed him richly In fine array Ribbons am! laece, and Swiss and tulle ; He looked like a prince in the artist's chair, Hitting erect, and brave and grand, With a big red apple he scarce could grapple, Held close in the palm of one dimpled hand. He is taking it now ! We held our breath 1 We furtively peeped from behind the screen; " What a poctr we .whispered, then still as death, Waited and baby was all serene, i Till the critical moment, when, behold, . The sun was catching that lovely look. Such a terrible roar, it, shook the floor, " And that was the picture the swift sun took. i 1 A wrinkled' face and close shut eyes, . And a mouth that opened so very wide, That our dear little sister, sibyl-wise, Declares she can see the cry inside, i Aunts and cousins, and grandmothers dear. Haven't got over their anger yet; But we thought It was funny, and paid our money For that strange phiz of our precious pet. Ah ! children, older tlah baby think,. Dear little children, blithe and sweet. With your curls i of gold and your cheeks of pink, i . Ana your naughty tempers, sudden and fleet i I What an awful tiling it would be for you. If an artist should, napppen along some day. And observing the pouting, the frown or the flouting, I Should take a picture of you that -way, A NEGRO RAILROAD. A North Carolina Negro Wants to Build. Man and Own a Road "With Neffroea. Philadelphia Tress; An interesting story was related to a Press reporter last evening by Special Assistant Attorney-General William W. Ker, who had just returned from a trip through the Carolinas. The train, which was coming north, was boarded at Wilmington, N. C)., by a large num ber of bright-looking colored men, who were delegates to a convention to be held at Raleigh.' One of these delegates. falling into conversation with his white fellow-traveler, told him thestory of his life, and appealed to him for aid in carrying out the scheme to which he was devoted. i The neffro, who was a ' genuine, coal black African! of good address 1 and manly bearing appeared to be about forty-five years of age. His name is E. ' F. Martin. jHe said that he was born a slave, arid was ( owned by the great Georgia rebel, Vance. When the war broke out he accompanied his mas ter to the field asl his body servant. When they left the plantation Mrs. Vance said to him : "Bring back your master, dead or alive. If he is killed let him be buried jhere." The slave premised, and master and man rode away together . , On the eve (of a certain battle the slave) said: "MassaJ you must not lead your troops to-morrow." WT V f n- 9' wo 1ia oltom mnlv I If XJ.JF uuti no uw cunii (VfiJ, The negro would not tell unless his master wouldjpromisc not to tell whereJ he learned what the slave would reveaL The master would not promise, arid tho slave, though threatened with a flog ging, refused to do more than repeat his warning. The morrow came, the battle was fought, and the master was shot in the jback by his own troops. His body was taken home b the slave, and the sorrowing widow said: "Go and work forajourself until the war is over. The plantation is ruined, and we cannot keep you here" The neerro accordingly went to Atlan ta, where he worked on the Confederate fortifications, taking there the name of E.'F. Martin. He then tramped north ward,' worked through the Union lines, and was engaged at j Sherman's head auarters as a cuide. iMartin helped! to guide the army toward Atlanta, ; where his knowledge of the fortifications was of great value to Sherman. After the fall of Atlanta, Martin shewed the way to Savannah, and continued in the Union arniv until his discharger. He had saved his money, and at the close of the war he was able to go into busi ness as a railroad contractor, working with and for white I men in Georgia With the profits carefully saved from this business, he went sto North Caro lina, and at Wilmington he secured the contract to carry the mails from Wil mington to Snead1s Ferry. He is j now the only colored contractor in the United States maU service in the South. I HIS RAILROAD SCHEME. Martin's . mail route . ran east : from Wilmington, about ; - seven ..- miles, to Wrightsville, and then south along the coast of Albemarle Sound. He soon became convinced "jthat this country would be greatly developed by a rail road and that such an; enterprise would pay well. The land is fertile and culti vated, while all along the coast are pro ductive oyster beds and inlets swarming with fish: The beach is smooth and safe for miles,, and people come long distan ces ! in stages to-enjoy tne nsning ana bathing. Martin accordingly had a line surveyed from Wilmington to Wrights ville, and south along the coast. The property owners along this line deeded Martin sixf v-five feet each side of it. The Legislature next granted a charter. caumg ior iw,um snares ui w an a share. L I . The next steD was to build the road wA nr.-tf. ilfimalMn ttVo a philanthropic shape." He planned to i . i i-v. i 1 . i maKe tne roaa a aisuncuveijr negxu cu ternriso. He would build it with color ed labor and colored ' capital; and man the train with colored conductors, brake- men and engineers.) To carry this out he issued posters, which ' were put up tar and wide, describing the Wilming ton. Wrightsville-ana Onslow Coast Railroadand making this proposal : THE POOR HAN S CHANCE. 'T ofir tn ilT mm who desire an in terest in this enterprise the privilege of obtaining stock in the road for labor or material, as follows : or iwenty-nve days labor or for $25 worth of material m . . . " - 1 III 1 lurmsnea, one snare oi a tea-, wiu no issued, If a person works fifty days on the road, he will be given $25 in money and also a share in the, road worth $25. If any poor man wants to own property or a share in the railroad, now ia his goraen opponumty." - NefTDea Tlraflri rrw" trio aiirrov lino with picks and shovels and worked with a will, leeline that everv h ow was struck for their own prosperity. Atj the present . time fourteen miles are graded. . . . j 1 . ,: THE ONE OBSTACLE, ' j said Martin, as he talked earnestly 1 to Air. Ker, on the train: "I have put all my money into this, but I can't build the road alone. I believe that if I suc ceed; and I know I shall succeed, that I shall have done the work of a lifetime for my race." He added tliat his Jgreat difficulty just now was to procure rails for the line already graded. If the rails could be laid seven miles to Wrights ville, rolling stocks could be leased, and this single section of the road would pay well enough to equip the rest of the line. But he could not buy the rails without more capital, so great is the demand and so high are the ' prices. He asked his new acquaintance from the North to let people Jcnow of his plans and make what he felt sure would not only be a profitable investment but also a benefit to the whole colored people. If the line were in Gaorgia he could readily raise the money, where he was well known ; but in Norih Carolina he was yet com paratively a stranger. ; He i gave th3 address of a number of white people of Eosition, who would back every word e said. When the railroad , is running it will . have a through southern , connection, and, by building a line from Wrights nlle north t Norfolk. Va., there would be a complete coast line, with two mar kets, JNorfolk and V xlmmgton. At nresent little steamers rnnninc nn And down the sound carry the coast pro duce, whiclrcould be transported more speedily and profitably by the railroad. " i i . ' ... Best ever made, Emory's Little Ca thartic Pills, pleasant to take, sugar coated; no griping; only 15 cents a box. of Druggists or by mail. Standard Cure Co.,: 114 Nassau Street, New York, tm d&w. Qrtarterly Meetings For1 the Wilmington District of the Methodist E. Church, couth. r SRCOND ROUND. 1 Duplin. . . ..... r ...... May 6-7 Orislow............ ....... May 13-14 Ulinton.- May 30-21 Cohane Mission. May 23 Cokesbury District Confer- eno at Salem. ....... i . . May 05-28 K. O. Burton, 1 , Presiding Elder. . It is worth remembering that nobody enjoys the nicest f urroundlngs if in bad health. There are ; miserable people about to-day. with one foot in the grave. when a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic would do them more good than all ' the doctors and medicines they have ever tried. See adv.. Bishop Lyman's Appointments May &r-Sunday, Christ Church, Ral- May 5 Sunday evening, St. Mary's, Ualeigh. r - f 1 May 10-15 Tarboro: Convention. i May 16 Tuesday, Scotland Neck. May 17 Wednesday, Hamilton. May. 18 Tuesday, Williamston. May 19Friday, Jamesville. May 20 Saturday, Trinity, Beaufort Uounty. -"!. .-i . j May 21 Sunday, Washington. May 22 Monday, South Creek. May 23 Tuesday, Durham's Creek. May 24 Wednesday, Bath. . . May 25 Thursday, Ziori's Church, Beaufort county. . May 26 Friday evening, Pantego. May 28 bunday. bt. J ames, iieau- fort county. ( May 31 Wednesday, . Makely s ville, Hyde county. . l June 1 Thursday, Swan Quarter, Hvde county. June 2 Friday, Fairfield,' Hyde county. . . ;i June 4 Sunday, St.';George's, Hyde county. - t June 11-Sunday levening, Fayette ville.., '.':;; '! June 18 Sundav. Pittsboro. : Holy, Communion at all morning ser vices. ; - r.-.. ... A Collections for Diocesan Missions. Malaria, . Chills and Fever, and Bil ious attacks positively cured with Em ory's Standard Cure Pills an infallible remedy : never fail to cure the most ob stinate, long-standing cases where Qui nine and all other remedies had failed. They are prepared expressly for mala rious, sections, in double boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing: a strong ca thartic and a chill breaker, : sugar-coated;' contain.no Quinine or. Mercury, censing no griping or purging ; they are mild and efficient, certain in their ac tion and harmless in all cases ; they ef fectually cleanse the system, and give new life and tone to the -body. As a household remedy they . are. unequaled. For Liver Complaint their equal is not known ; one box will have a wonderful effect on the worst case. They are used and prescribed by Physicians, and sold by Druggists everywhere, or sent by mail, 25 and 50 cent boxes. Emory's little Cathartic Pills, best ever made. only 15 Cents. Standard Cure Co., 114 Nassau Street, New York, -em a&w. BRICK AND SHINGLES ! ! 60 000 Inch 8Hisgles f275 to t25 40 000 InCh D tS.T5tof5.00 50 000. Iadtl Do' k t7-50 Decidedly the beet aiaortment of Shingles on the market within ii months. t 100 ooo BRICKTO JLRRrv7 and a superior lot they will be, at prices lowt er than offered lately at - . I , . . , . ; . SPRrNGER'S, . :splt0-...fi! riir. Coal aae Wood Yard. Turpentine. Tools pUULKXS, HACXEHS, DrPPEBS, WHET- ten. Picks, HackwelghU, Truss Hoops Joiav era, Adaes, AxesC Coopers Planee, Punches. Chiaela, Jtee. Large aaMsaat of the! above goods mv tn stock and oa Lhf ,.-yWay v Good roods sad tibtm nMrtnlti ' WU. . ETKXSGE1 CO. Bneteeeora to Jno, Dawaea A Co.. 1, 11 ASS Market St., ayt te ly WlhainrtOB. X. C, . . USCELLANEQUS. , . 1 - " i "" - " ' ' , ."" ' From Andrevfs American Queen. ' CLEOPATRA; '" ; ; ' - : i OR THE ' ' - ' ' Queen of SHeba's Beauty WAS BUT SKIN DEEP. - The renowned Queen of Sheba, with all her royal pomp, magnificent appa reL, and brilliant retinue, would never have aitearcd within the urespnm if the grandest of the monarrhs of i)u past, had she notJalso ; possessed that wnicn is the cronming glory of the female person a skin unchallenged for its Oriental softness and its almost. transcendental purity,Cleopatra holding emperors at Day, and ruling empires by her word, had quickly lost her charm and power by one attack of blotches, or of pimples, or of horrid tan freckles. . i WOMAN RULES THE WORLD. by her beaut y1, not less than by her puri ty of character, loveliness of disposition and unselfish devotion. Indeed, in the estimation of perhaps too many men, beauty in a body takes precedence over every other consideration. 1 Beauty thus forms an important part of wo man's "working capital," without which too many, (if not bankrupts in what relates to influence within the circle where they move), are powerless for great good. Hence we see not only the propriety but the duty of every lady preserving with zealous care that which to her is essential to, success, and influ ence and influence in life. And. since "beauty is but skin deep,"the utmost care and vigilance are required to guard it against the many ills that flesh is heir to. vt Among the great and annoying enemies of beauty, OF EITHER SEX as well as of comfort, happiness and health, are those pestiferous and horrid skin diseases tetters, humors, eczema, (salt rheum), rough and scaly erup tions, ulcers, pimples, and all diseases of the hair and scalp J For the cure of all these Dr. C. W. Benson, of Balti more, after years of patient study and investigation devoted to diseases of the skin, at last brought forth his celebrat- ed skin uuRE, wnicn has already dv its marvelous i cures, established itself as the great remedy for all diseases of the skin, whatever be their names or character. Its success has been im mense and unparalleled. All druggists have it. It is elegantly put up, two bottles in one package. Internal and external treatment. Price $1,00. EVERYONE PRAISES. Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis, dys pepsia, sleeplessness and brain diseases, positively cured by Dr. C. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills. They contain no opium, quinine, or other harmful drug. Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents per box. $1 for two, $2.50 for six, postage, free: Dr. C. W. Benson, Baltimore, Md. C. N. Critten- ton, New York, is Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. ,W. Benson's remedies. apl5-lm. , r ImHE GREAT SOUTHERN B- BEKlEDYfbrthe cure of Scrof ula. Syphilis. Serofalous Taint, Rheu matism, white Swellinr, Goat; Goitre, Oonsiunptioau Bronchitis, Nervous De bility, llalarLa, aad all diseases arising from aa impure condition of the . BLOOD, SKIN, or SCALP. ) CURES SCROFULA. Cores Rheumatism Cares Syphilis. Cares malaria. Cares;Nervoas Debility. CURES FRTOPTIOXS. 3 bias its Ingredients :pabushed on by cry pacKase. enow i w jour pujsicuu. auu. he win. teU yon It U composed or the Etrongest aUeratlves that exist, and Is an eaaauwifc mooa farinar. - I BQSAJAIJSIssoMbyanProggista. The Cheapest l and Best COOK STOVES .''::'- '' AT I ;. PARKER & TAYLOR'S, apl30 ..... . ,., . ! . , K Scarborougli's Saloon and Eestanrant 1 " i TJVERYTHDJG FIRST CLASS. MEALS AT all hours. Clean Lodgings. Everything guar Bteed as good as J ,n the city. Bar Is supplied with tbe best of Liquors. Board by the month.. f IS 00 Board by the week... 5 00 Board by the day.......... 125 And you can get your meals any hour of the daj. - !-, :v- R. J. SCARBOROUGH, apia0-2m: : No. 8, South Water St. Fresh Stocks ; ...; - ! i JRE KEPT IN MT STORES. INGREDI- eatt for eOmpoandhig all prescriptions. My stocks are aa complete as those of any Drug Stores in the city. ----- -i- M3- GARDEN SEED AT A SACRIFICE. JT. C. MILLEJTS, Stores, Cor. 4th and Nun St.. apl SO-U Cor. 4th aad Hanover U M 1 A MICEMiXsnEOUS tj;: improved root reek. . ill 1 Co package makes 5 gallon of a deli cious, wholesome, rparkling temperance lev erage. Ask ywir drogstet. r sent by mail for c u..fc. uiKW, x. Deia. Ave. i-nmia. a i api ,i. , . .. . . .. ... 2 4 f W af REWARD ! for anv cru-e of 5 I W V mhYl.-Bk'cdfcjr.ltNtinr, CI cerateil. or Protruding PILES tluit De1U.NGS PJfLE RilMEDV fail to cure. Prepared by J. P. 3IILLEl M, !., 913 Arch St, PliiU.. Iu JXone genuine n-ithont hii xf gnatvrt i sena Tor circular. Sold by druggists and countrv stores,, $1. : - v , apf 1 WORTH SENDING FOR. DR. J. 1L SCHECK, of. PhilatlclphLi, lm justpublishel a book on "DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND HOW THEY CAN RE CURED. which is offered FitKE. postpaid,' to all appli cants. It contains valuable information fox. all who suppose themselves, afflicted with, or lla able to, aur disease of the tbront or luna-a. Ad dress DR. 'J. H. SCIIENCK SON, COO Arch St., PhiLidelphh), Pa. P. O. llox 2S33. Axr 1 W AM SUTTA 2100 LINEN. 8end Sc. stamp for Ten New brkrht. attractive. 'DlAMQXD Box6UXBaltunoro GEORGE PACE &. CO. Mantztaieturers ox Patent Portable Circular SAW Also RMIctary t& TcrtaUa STEAM ENGINES 5 IT. BCHE0EDEE ST BALTIMORE, LSD. 5rist and Flour MUla, Water Wheels, Wood Working md Barrel Machinery: SMnarie MTUs, Circular Saws Mfll BiUeTANITK EpiCY WrlLEJiLS 2L?orqaUdora che American Popular Dictionary, $1.01 This tiaefal and eU (Tnt TOlum. Is a cod leta liiorsry an iBflyolopsndla, ia well as the best v tlonary la the vorld Superbly bound ti cloth and gilt. It Con taihs ivikt woaa 11 THB UtGUSB IJUT ocaCt, with its trot meaning, derivation) spelling sod pronoun elation and a vacf amount of abeolutelj neeeasary toronnatloi upon science, Mytho ogr, bloTaphy, ABk ertcan Illatory, Laws etc., be in a perfect Library or reference Webster's Dlctlonan costs ; ta.00, and tbf American Pop uiar Diction arj costs only SI. worta J i- rti.illlMl'U. .. J It lea times tna money.' N. Y. Atlas. "W tare nerer seen Its equal either In price, finish .r con ents." Tha Advocate. "A perfect Dictionary and libran iTeference''--Leslie's lUns. Kews.'N. V. One copy o he American Popular Dictionary (Illustrated), tbe arrest at and best book ver published, post-paid to any addres, n receipt of SI . a3rntlreeatlsf--u;UBnguaranteeil. Tw ODleS postpali (obd for 60 days only, an a 3-. Order iat once. , This offer n and will never be made acain. 611 opiesior Five ollars. Oetflveof your frloada u nd with yon and you gt your own book free. rorld Kunfactorag Co.. 120 Nmsiu fit.. New York Our readers tvill find thU wonderful f ; booU the clicajh tst XHctlonary published, Thi Information it contains is toortA many times the amount' asleep Sqt .'if , and. it should bo in thi Bossession of everybody. With lis boo Join the library tor refer tnce, many other much more eau pensive tvorics can be dispensed wiui, unut ignorance, or nu tountry, history business, laws ttc9 is inexcusable in any nia7u froze tne price mi, post-paui fiOA PER WEE it can be made In any al9av locality. Something entirely new for agents. $5 outQl free. G. AV. INGRA- LLAAL & CO., UOSton, Alasfl. ; api Ii-4W E VERY STEADIER BRINGS US NEW AND FRESH SUPPMES OF it , FAMILY ROCERIES, ;t WINES,, CHOICE LIQUORS j j AND CIGARS. Every article we sell Is strictly as represented. Ours is t!he oldest established grocery house ... ' : j ' In Wilmingion, and we are dctcjmincd to keep up the high rcputatlont has crjjoyed for more than a quarterof a-century- ; - f- ' " We re3pectfoily rnite an examination of stock. i GEO- 3IYERS, api 30 ; , , H and 13 South Front St- t AEG EST STOCK COOK jTO VKS IS THE State and Jowust prices. Call or write lor Cat- '.' trw' iUn-' ar r Dentistry; j AM DOING PLATE VOBX,- USIG CEL inWd and Rubber as a baB plate. n" .,"1 " Terms: For CelhilokL ..... . . A 1. ..!.v $ 30. .55. laatuiartion gnaranieeo. r v V - J. IL DURHAM. Dentist. Princeas street, between Front and trecond. pARD COLLECTORS ! II arkrana 'ardit. Humorous. vDiamoxd Shibt Factobt.P.0. iV j IT ..:i'i.h'.i-i.,;i.,-. 1 ' ULROABaS, IVUminston & Weldon , Railrohrt Coiiipany. JTriCK OF GSXQIAL SUlTCniyrESDrJfTi: 1 Vilralnn,Vafc April II, 1:. , J -a t Change of; Schedule.": ON AND AFTER APRIL 2 AT 6.40 A, M. Pa.-rnjr Train Von th6 VIlming' ton & Weldon Rairrrwl will mn as follows : LhV IA1J, ANI" EXPRESS TRAINS DilLr i-r. xos". 47 NouTif axd, 4i South. IaVeWimlnprton, Front St IViot, C'.IO A'. M.. filial, tit iM-rUHI...M..M.a i.ljU t , HI, TssWA WolaWan . a t. . -v ' a e a M t , Arrive at Wllm'gLyn, Front sUlpt. J. M. FASTiTllROLT.il 31AIL & Pa&SEXOER TRAI Daily Nois'' 43 North an d 40 Soctil, Iaveninlnsrton,'TroutSt.,lViK)t, 6.13 P.M. Arrive at Weklon...;.. ...... i.. ;i.05A. M. Ix-avc WeMou 0.10 P. M. Arrive at Wlhn'gton,Front8t. Dpt 10.25 P. M. Train No. 40 South Will stop " only at Rocky Mount, Wilson, GoKlsboro and Mjrnoia. Trains oiiTarlHro Rninch Uad Leave Rocky Mount for Tartoro at IS M. and 7.13 V. M., Daily, ltetnmlng; leave Tarboro at ft.00 A. M. and 3 P. M. laily. 1 Train No. 47 makes close connection at Wel don for all points North DulJv. All rail via Richmond, and dally except unlay via Bay , Train No. runs daily and makes f-lose bon nection for all KLnU North via lUchmond-and Washington. No.-47 makes cloe connection for Tarlioro. r All trains run soLd between Wilmington and Washington, and h.ive lhillmnn liln crs attacbtHL . JOHN F. I)ITNE, . "1 General Superintenlcnt. A. POPE, General Pawnger Agent, api 4tf Wilniington; Columbia & Augusta E. R, Co. OmCE OF G EXESAL SCPEMXTEXDEXT. TEXDEXT. ) Wilmington; N. C. May 35 Change of Schedule. QN AND AFTER MAY'1 4TH, . 1882, AT 2.o7 A. M., the following. Passenger Schedule will be run on this road 1 r NIGnT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAIJLY-Nos. 4S ,Wcst and47 East, f Leave Wllmmgton. .10.15 P. M. Leave Florence 2J0 A. M. Arrive at C. C. & A. Junction 0.20 A. M. Arrive at Columbia C.40 A. M. Leave Colnmbia....;4... 10.00 P. M. Lcavo C, C. & A. Junction ...10.30 P. M. Leave Florence;... ...........r..... 1.52 A.M. Arrive at Wilmington...:........... 6.2 A. M. NlGIIT- MAIL.-ANU PA8KKNGKR TRAI.V, DAT1.T, No. 40 wkst, ai Dav Mail akd Pas senger Tbain, No. 43 East. :i ... LcavcWilmington.lv .i......11.10P. M. Arrive at Florence. ..J. 2.47 A.M. Leave Florence.... ....i.... j.. 1.25 P. M. Arrivo at Wilmington. '...... 5.55 P. M. 1 Train 43 stops at all Stations. S- No. 40 stojw only at Flemlngjou, Whltcvllle, Fair Bluff and Marion. - S I'assengers for Columbia and all points on G. & C. R. It., C, & 1L R. .Stations, i Aiken Junc tion, and all points beyond, should, take 4S NUUit ExpresM. I I, beparate Pullman Weepers for Charleston anu for Aujuta on Train 47. . All trains run solid between Charleston and Wilmington. JOHN F DIVINE, General Superintendent. A. POPE General Passenger Agent, api 4-tf , 1 v Carolina Central R. R. j . ...... .-i. Conipaiiy. UKFICK of uenkual SUPERIXTENDEXT, ' Wilmington, N. C March 23, 1882. Change of Schedille. QN AND AFTER MARCH 20, 1882, THE following Schedule will be operated on this liallroad : . i PASSENGER, MA ILAND EXPRESS TRAIN, kJJ Mil. I ! e Wilmbiprton at........V4.'P. M. e at Charlotte at.i 7.40 A. M. DAILY, j J irrieave .r S Arrlv vIi c, Jeave Charlotte at.... 7.55 P.-M. f; ' i Arrive at Wilmington at. ...9.50 A. M. Trains Nob. 1 and 2; stop at regular stations only, ami points tleeiguatod In the Company'a TimcTaT.IeT - ' ' V I' J . Train No. 1. Daily except Sunday. Io. No. 2. do. (lo: riaturday. - 'PASSENGER AND FREIGHT. Daily except Sundays. Vrt r t Isave Wlmingtoti at. . . .CIO A. M. Arrive at Charlotte at. . . A . .7.45 IV M V JiCavo Charlotte at J....... .6.25 A. M. V ) Arrive at Wilmington at. ;..7i50 P. M. Clin . tiit'tciiv i eat' BY DIVISION,; PASSENGER, MAII EXPRESS AN D FREIGHT.; , . Ieave Charlotto...".'..',.....4V....i 8.40 A. M. Arrive at Shelby... L.12.40 P. M. javeShcllm.. ...... 1-40 P. M. Arrive at Charlotte.;........'....... 5.4pp. M. Trains No. 1 and S make close connection at Hamlet with It. A A. Trams tn and from ltal-. elgb, and at Charlotte with .Shelby Division Train.. , ,, Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington" and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte. . Train No. 1 makes connection at Charlotte wlthA-,T. 0. R. ILv for btateaville, con necUng there with W. X C. R. Ji. for all points on said road." ' ' ' j' Trains Nos. 1 and 5 make connection at Char lotte with A. A C. It IL for) Spartanburg, Greenville. Atbons. Atlanta and all i points be- yond. " if x. V. O. JOHNSON. mch 25-tf General superintendent. fJevv Resta u rhnU ryiHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD EESPECTf- fully annoance that he has Jtut Utted. ppjxt No. 2, Granite Rew, South Fnnt t.,' a restaurant -hv.!.SN!!i.'i! t.J 'i HIT -"'I " " tor Ladies and Gcullomea, where meals and refresinneiiLt may be had at all hours of ' ta day, , Everything is new ani 11 n c Li. Po KtewaltersMdeonTteotw attendant. ... - aTGama awl Oviters In' soasou. Fine W1dc0. liquors and ClgarB. r ' ' DOT 15 r.l v. ,r,A,tVUlil6,flvrv Call Oh Us For .-1- . v fmt.ir, armrnr-nrp if -.hZl COTTER CRACKER?1, : 1 ' . a,x a WX A-W A f , 4- . . , -.suAt , miAnu. V ? .AT BOTTQil PRICKS." HALL & PEAR ., apt 23 .. -- aa I , I SALL t ' i f I- i i
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