An OH Coldier'a
EXPERIENCE.
K73,XSS2.
! wish to axpcea gyjprtcUUoa of tt
TilaAlIa qualities of
Ayer's ChenyPectoral
aa a ecili rVbedy.
WaOe wlA CbaitlHTi arsrj,?3st befor
ta Vt:U of Vkiabarx. X contracted a se
vere cold wfclca terminated la a danreroo
a a- I focnd do relief till on our march
w eaa to a eoatry store, vbere, oa aiklng
for sony rttaedy, I waa urged to try ATza'f
Cxxxar PxcroKAi
X did so, aad ni rapidly cared. Sines
tk I Lat kept tin PxcToruX eomtictly by
ae. for family bm, and I have food It to be
Uralaable remedj for throat and long
dlaeasea. J. TT. WmTLST.
Tbooaand of tettlmonials certify to the
rroeopt car of all bronchial and Ions
affection, by the cm of Atis'i Cttzzzr
rrcroaxi. IUInx Ttry palatable, the yoasj
at caiUraa taxe It readily.
nZTAXZD IT
DrJ.C.Ayer&CoLowelfjMass
Soil by all Dmjirta,
laal lytcJ?.LxA " l
T-he Daily Review
Fill DAY. 31 AY 10. IS84
t- . v . I nnhlfi DOrtlon . of
GT 'V ?.ew " 7" W rhiL t there should; bo
on fia txrcuiaiwn, W any newspaper 7--.-- nM th mo needed. .
l WMB - - w -
-V. Itiilroad on to Cincinnati, ana me,
.,t..nt.nLrh coined by this, move
r ,V. vxtlmnort&ncfi not only to
the ro1 Itself, bat to the entire State of
North Carolina, as well ai to a consiu-
virnnia anu .ivcu-
no trouble
corjnmiciAii news.
vullishcd. in the ciijf of Wxlminoton.
- WILMINGTON MARKET.
, w . - May 1G 4 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE -Quoted
qmetat 24 cents per gallon bid. "Small
sales at these figures, letter sales of
in oongkess vb8tkkday.
sexatk. ,
Waciuxrvrnv. Mav I jj After the!
reading of the Journal it was agreed
that wfcn the Senate adjourrs to-day
it be to Monday n-xt.
The Cbair laid before the Senate a
M . 1 A .
ni-si?ro ironi me rresiuein. recu.n-
an
AVirt ariZ Observer: 1 hat veteran "
ruilmad coaductor. Uapt. JJaiias i. xtuoin vjaoiea can at slot lor
Ward, whose name is a tower oistreguj Strained and $1,121 for Good Strained
to the traveler, nas aauauj c3 Sales of 120 barrels
Mason and Dixon's lin and captured a
lovely and winsome bride in the person
of MissHatlio Van Iderstine, of Brook
lyn. N. Y. It was in that city that the
couple were made one yesterday, Rev.
rtthfw it. I'arson. or ew ior.
or li barrels W at S3.25 and
Window Glas3 at $3.75.
TAR Quoted firm at $1 30 per bbl
of 280 lbs. . ,
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
nprformin? the ceremony. Capt Ward steady at $1.75 for Virgin and Yellow
nipnd iiL- an aouroDJiation to enaoie has the reputauon oi oeinz one oi tue mm aDasi ior mra.
the government to execute the provis- most popular conductors in this portion 1 CQ TTON Quoted dull. Small sales
ir;,i v.n.. imi r.,;m r. lstin? la frrA wnrds he ireis. Everybody Pn a Dasis ot ll ce per pound fur
lh boundary line botween tho two wishes him and his bride the best ol Middling. The following are the official
countries. good fortune and all the happiness they quotations: 1
The Appropriation com route srepori- oiay d-sire. ( Ordinary
cd the invalid pension bill wim amend- charlotte Jfonic: Among the prom- Good Ordinary. . . .".V.
inents. TJat-e on mecaienuar. inent visitors to the 20th May cci Low Middling
i no .-aiut ."tu-..vv i - v. I eDraLloa lfc is asce uaiuuu iuu. vuc ii
For Sale Low.
A LOT Or CUEWING TODACCO. :UhtI
ituaarod. Vflll b toVl at low Hearts t cio
on t aid most aoH at on ce
ll. BKUMULD A BBO..
say g lr Wllalaitoo, N. C.
Thunder an'd Lightning 1
-pXOXTCT TOUR H0U4K3 WITH LIGHT.
M.VQ SODS. Soi-plr yourCook wlthaGOOD
STOVE W bare tbetn. Call aod kc.
1-AJlKEH A TATLOR.
rtJEK WHITX OIL may 12
Furniture.
LL TUX LATXST AND LEADING riU
terms of Clflibcr, Dialog lioota and Library
Salts, ftcrttarle, 8klcbonl, Mr.
HATTRESSCS of all la stoca aoJ
ts a le to order.
Tiioa. c CBirr, At.,
roraltare Dealer, .
msyl2 20 So. F root Street
PRETTY SHOES I
JO TOU WANT A MCE FITTING SHOE
to maka your foot look pretty ? Do you want
a SHOE tast will look neat aid nt hurt ?
Coma aad let ui show you some of the "nicest
la towa.
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FROVT STREET,
may it
lmnixlmnils :i bill to aid IbC W Orlll S
Industrial and Cotton Exposition at
New Orleans. On; motion of Mr.
Cockrcll the bill was put immediately
upon iis passage. .
The bill was passed substantially as
itenme from the House, the amend
ment remaining at one million dol
lars. A resolution wa offered by Mr. Mor
gan, which under the rules went over
one day, directing the. committee, on
Finance to examine into the cause- of
the failures of such national banks in
New York as have suspended business
in May, 11, and report whether said
failures have to any and to what extent
resulted from anv violation oHhc laws
regulating their conduct, and irom eiv
ioir certificates upon drafts, or by their
acceptances of drafts or other commer
cial paper drawn upon the indirectly or
indirectly in violation of the laws ; and
whethor any of the national batiks in
New York have been engaged since
lowing will be present: Senator Pen
dleton, of Ohio and sccretaty. Senator
Jones, of Florida, Senators Hampton
and Butler, of South' Carolina; and
Representatives Carlisle, of Kentucky.
Fornev. of Alabama. Davidson, ot
Florida. Evins. ot South Carolina,
Mills, of Texas; Dowd, Bennett, Green.
Skinner and York. of North Carolina;
a'fio. Gov. Jar vis: Col. Geo. S. Scott
and Col. A. L. Rives, ot the Richmond
& Danville Railroad: Col. A. B, An
draws. President of the Western N.
C Railroad, and several other Rail
road officials and prominent gentlemen
of whose names we have not been in-
forntocJ.
C. P. ct Y. V. R. R.
Editoi: Review: The communica
tions that have recently appeared in the
Review diseusainsr the relative dis
tances between Favettevillc and WiH
mincton via Clinton, or otherwise, it
seems to this writer arc entirely nnnec-
Middling. .
Good Middling
01
12
11
Hi
UI
cents
44
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton......... ,
Spirits Turpentine !
Rosin..
Tar.
Crude Turpentine
3 bales
209 casks
678 bbls
67 bblu
260 bbls
MISCELLANEOUS.
J
MISCEtLAHEOCs.
Q Q
IN CLOTHING DOXT MEAN 'CHEAP, SHODDY. OLD. .Moil,
. . . filial, a - 1 .... . . , ' , r I . .'
trash, as every one knows as well
as we do, yet in the L..
knowledge many will buy such stuff, merely because if
cheap, Then common sense should teach them that it '
is the most expensive in the long run.
u hy so foolish when
H
will show you the very newest designs aud finest select ionsat6Ueh
OUIl MEN'S, BO Y'S AND CHILDRp
, - , " uown.
style is a model of good taste, and fine workmanship, and the
oVa 1 kTrnr iKon IxfV AT ... .t i .
""'p'" uviuic. woimcr inentnat wcarcbiior
than ever, occasioned by the merits of our elegant gool j
Ev
Prict
MARINE NEWS.
.liny r., i.. n vioauon or cjaM.m o --3- ibis stage ot ttc proceedings.
...v. ... - . 3 ...-o .. : -- f;.t ,nc connection Dc.ween me two
lliat tne coinniuvec nave leave 10 su
.1. . - ! l ..... ... 1
secured to insure the construction
Get the connection bc.ween
luring Ihe sessions of the Senate, to
visit 1118 cny 01 1 ofk. 1 e.m ier - . .. . t bc loC3iledt will ousamer a rurt, v
persons or papers ana examine 11- 1 Lrt .1' nmnoP timntn raise the oucstion V11ie "ormcs Worth.
j ARRIVED.
Steamship Videtle, Fuller, Baltimore,
A D Cazaux.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville, blaster.
Steam yacht Louise. PeDDer. Smith
ville. Master
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette--Worth
& Worth S
cleai;ed.
Steam yacht Louise. PeDber. Smith
ville. Master 1 V
Steamer Passport. Harier. Smith
ville. Master
Steamer John Dawson. Black. Point
Caswell R P Paddison.
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
We have n wnrwlorfnl S 1 1 Wnnl ' Uiaimiml C..: !
,.. L. . 1 - , 1 AA '
uiit-ijuiiuu oacK aim iiic-)nuon cutaways, Men s, and YoutV
wliich is a very dressy thing for the money. At $ i.50, $5 and
we have suits for Men that are fully from S2 to $5 lower in pric i
i than the goods are sold for elsewhere. Call and siom
bits..
ncsses on oaio.
Mr. (ullom introduced tt bill,
was referred to the committee
napce, to prevent speculation
ot a direct or circuitous line. Is there
much prospect that the money requisite
tn nv the cost of a survey, even, for a
nrclirainary examination of the route.
will be raised bv oeoDle east of fcayette
ville? I ish I could think so. Thcbreed
oi noble b'oods that in the past built our
ercat railway lines as public spirited
Wilminyonians arc no longer here.
Thev sleen. many of them, in Oakdale
30il. Another race (in all that consti
tntes the noble self-sacnhce or tne men
Furniture.
OPRIMd AND SUUXKR ISM.
A LARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
8tAk or sprisT:ani iUMMKIt GOODS It
bow offered at tho D. A. SIIITU rURNI
TURX WAREROOUS at greater bargain
taaa rrar before.
CaU aad examine time.
D A. SMITH.
py H rnmlmr. X. rronttret
TO TURPENTINE WORKERS
AND DEALERS fS
TURPENTINE TOOLS!
TOU WILL FIND THE
Hickers,
Pullers,
Dippers, &c.
af ANUFACn'RED BT
WALTER WATSON,
FA TETT E V I LLE. N. C,
TllE VERY BEST IN USE!
Onlr M-t to W. E aPRINQSR A CO..
CJILXa M MrjKCHIB'N, Wllmlaxton. S. C.
Of M IM BLUBWlaTTr. win a m v piuui i II
teatlow. WALTER WATSON,
lUaafactortr or Ed re Tool,
may 10 la i ayetteTlll, N. C.
WE HAVE A SMALL QUANTITY OF
London Dock Port Wine I
t&at ha beta la our store far more Uao fire
yeara. It la a rtea, mellow wlae ao4 of Ttry
uparior merit. It 1 wona A per gallon.
For mdlclaal purpooea It U uaiuestlonab1y
tba BEST that caa be obtained, and for table
nae la anperK
Whiskeys, Wines Sl Uquors
of ere f alad aad of tbe beat quality. Try the
TEOrXC(domeUc) BEER at IL or the KAI
SEE (Isportedj BEER at I i.50 per do. Tbcy
are txaeqaated la the market.
OorEoyster's Candies
intuO) thA unramacv orerali ot&era zor
parity a-d whelenieae; J3c pev pound
three pooad for U
P. L. BBIDQEBS & CO.
proper
i . a . .it.
which
on Fi
on the
Dart of officers of national banking a-
scKiation.v
'Hie Chair laid before the Senate the
unfinished business of vester.lay, beiog
the House bill to establish a Bureau of
Labor Statistic.
.Mr. Morgan wad entitled to the lloor,
but yielded to a motion by Mr. Miller,
of X. Y., lor ai executive session,
which was agreed to.
The Senate went into executive ses
sion, and when ihed iors were1 reopen
ed adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Oa motion of Mr, Hancock, of Texas,
Senate biils were passed authorizing
the construction of bridzes across the
Kio Grande, between Easrle Pass.
Texas and Piedras Negras, i Mexico, pledged their estates in
and between iireuo, lexas, acu riurvo
Iardo. Mexico.
On motion of Mr. J. S. W ise. of v a..
a bill was passed authorizing the exten
sion oi the Chesapeake &Ohio Railroad
to a point on the military lands at
Fortress Monroe, Va.
The morning hour having been dis
pensed with, the House at 11.40 wen
into committre of tho Whole. Mr.
Hammond in the chair, on the Diplo
maticand Consular Appropriation bill
Mr. Hill moved to amend by restor
ing to 12.000 tho salaries of Ministers
SchrRuth Darling. ChiDman. Arrbvo.
P R. E Kidder & Son
Exports.
FOREIGN.
Arroyo, P Rschr Ruth Darlin?
157,150 ft lumber, 150,000 shingles.
may 12
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
4 MARKET ST. I
NEW SUMMER ' AND WINTEMlsg
AT
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND MAY JO, 1884.
Cotton ashore, 1,890: afloat, 20: total.
of 1831-MO) to day stand in their places. 1,910.
Woald it were otherwise! Hut where Spirits ashore, 3,471 ; afloat, 5G3; total.
are tho men of the present, in public 4,uj4.
iwsin asnore, v i.oei: auoar, 4,ouo: to
tal, 78,041.
Tar ashore, 2.703: afloat, 2,602; total.
5,305.
Crude ashore, 2,297.
RECEIPTS FROM MAY 1 TO MAY 10.
Cotton. 109; spirits, 1,631; rosin, 7,820;
A oT - 1 r f A i
tar, ou; cruuu. 004. 1
EXPORTS FROM MAY 1 TO MAY 10.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton, 982; spirits, 463; rosin, 1,990;
tar, 1,075; crude, 1,4S0.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 2,250; rosin. 7,098.
The bill reduces
to Austria and Italy.
them to S 10.000
After a long debate the amendment
was lost yeas 7, nays 73, Amend
ment after mendment, looUnx to sn
increase of salaries above the amounts
named in the bill, aud to rerstore them
to tho existing rates, was lost. The
onlv one that was adopted provided lor 80 or 85 by the shortest practicable line.
a clerk of legation to Spain at a salar? I or a difference ot eiebt to ten miles, it
entfirnriso and SDirit. to compare with
thoso ol the past? hen Dudley.
Dickinson, Cowan.- Lazarus, Owen,
Mearca. McRae. (ireen. Nutt and their
associates assembled at the residence of
one ol their number one evening and
boforo thev separated that night had
sums oi irom
S30 000 to 50.000 to build the Wil
mington & Raleizh Railroad, and sub
scribed enough before they i separated
tr secure the charter, then thero were
live men in the old town of 2,000 inhab
itants! . i
How is it to-dav? The city ol 20.000
people cannot be induced to build a
hotel or survey a railroad line that
Dromises benefits'ofleyen greater magni
tude than the building of the great i line
of railway across the State, connecting
the Cape Fear and the Roanoke, the
longest line then in the world!. Is it
tho Dovertv of the people or the
cowardice of capital that paralyses the
efforts necessary to move lorwaro: in
the direction of improvement? Who
can tell i
In reDly to "Local" and "J, T. M
I would say if the distance is 93 miles
via Clinton, and it may be 95 and only
- . ' ft. . Z ..... A.i Ll.l-
MOUTH OF CAPE EAR RIVER, OPPOSITE THE HISTORIC FORTS HSMS Ut UtWlllk
INFUUVIEW OFTHEOCEAH, WIllOPEHABJinWHSMk. 1 j'
UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANA6m:j
ilotel has been relurnishedicriorated. throughout.' New andlia:jfc&
building
erected for pleasure f purposes. Elegant, large, airy Ball Roon
over the water. First-class Musicians from New York will furnish
Rail Room and -Parlor Music. Fine Still and Surf Bathin
MISCELLANEOUS
J. L. WINNER,
"yyATCHMAKES & JEWELLER,
f Chronometers. Fine Watches
nndJewelry repaired and warranted.,
opposite ew Market, Jfront fct.
men
oi si.vuu. rinaiiy. tne point ot no
quorum was raised, no quorum having
voted upon an nmendmcnt. and the
com mitt tee Irose. and i the House ad
journed.
j
Notwithstanding much has been said
about the importance of a blood-purifying
medicine, it may bo possible that
tbe matter has never seriously claimed
your attention. Think of it now! If.
bytteuaeol a lew bottles of Ayer'a
Sarsaparilla you avoid the evil of scrof
ula, and transmit a hen It by constitution
to your oQjpring, thank ns for tho sug
gcslion.
aaay IS
HO Worth Front St.
HT AT IS NEWS.
Pittsboro Home: The peach trees in
many localities in the county did not
blossom or their blossoms fell off: nev
ertheless it i9 cenerally supposed we
will have plenty of peaches. The out-
tool: lor a bountiful crop of other kinds
of fruit is encouraging.
Rockingham Rocket: The residence
of Mr. Jas. A. Covington. Jr.. five
miles west of here, was destroyed by
liijhtninsr on last Sunday afternoon.
Tne family were absent on a visit to a
neighbor, lienco no lo-ss of lite, but
2,000 would scarcely replace the
house, which was brand aew, with its
furniture &c. No insurance.
Clinton Caucasian: A little colored
girl, daughter of John! Newkirk, was
accidentally killed on Air. Jno. D.
Kerr a plantation, in rranklin town-
ship, alewdaysago. The child's moth
er was at work in a new-ground, and
the'ehild was sitting near where the
woman was cutting. Tho latter cut
two trees which lodged upon a third
tree: one of those lodged against it Hew
rouud and struck the child, breaking
her ncet.
Charlotte Observer: Cant. Robt.
Andrews, now in the 93rd year of his
age, a native ot Mimtcr county,! c,
passed through Charlotte yesterday on
his wav. on foot, to Maine, Massachu
setts, ashington and New lork. lie
arrived at 9 o'clock and left at 2 n. m.
lie was acrom pamed only by his little
dog FidoM which is the old gentle
man's bole companion on his Ion?,
ftSelf-imposcd journey. Capt. Andrews
belongs to the old school, the hero of
two wars 1812 and 161 and eschews
such modem modes of conveyance as
railroads, and don't care to make tho
acquaintance of a telegraph wire.
Greensboro rairtoti It ii now in
coatempl&fion to extend tho C. F. & Y.
would in a business Ipoint of view and
the Yadkin V alley Engineer, would so
decide be far better to run a branch
trom the nearest Doint of the direct lino
to Clinton, and operate it with7 a light
train, than to carry all of the great
business traffic that promises to pass
between Wilmington and the Ohio
river, eight or ten miles out of tho way,
simply to accommodate the local busi
ness of one town. f
Lot us look at tho firrt cost.! Say the
main road costs $3,000 to $10,000 per
mile say 10.000. and 80 miles is the
direct distance and 90 miles the larger
distance and this will give a difference
in first cost of $100,000. The short line
to connect would not be more than
seven or eieht miles lone, at a cost of
$4,000 a mile, say $32,000 against
$100,000. Then add the perpetual
difference to the cost of repairs and
operating expenses, and the interest or
tne aiiieience in cost would go Jar
towards paying the expenses of the
branch.
Rut, first raise the money to -build
the road and then discuss the. matter
fully.- Citizen.
Wilmington, N. C.May, 10, 1884
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IIAKPRR A BUOTAERS,
Kw York
Water Coolers
y-ERT CHEAP AT
GILES
may 12 . 1
MTJRCHJSOSVj.
alurchlson Block.
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