The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor a Trop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY. MAY 17. 18S4.
Ka tared at La PoatoOce at Wilmington. N. C.
aa second -ciaa raafter.
THE TKOUBLE IN WALL
8TREET.
The New York Herald, iii conmnt-
iozoathe financial troubles in thl
cilj, mji that when compared with
other troubles which hire at various
limes agitated the money market, and
notably ia 1&3. It5 and 1673, the
present flurry present some remarka
ble features. The former panics oc
m a ft a
currea during period oi exct&sive
peculation, generally more marked in
certain lines than n otners; prices
were adr&ncing rapidly, great activity
ia trxde prevailed, tfew enterprises
were beiaz multiplied, ana incro were
on all tides evidences of apparently
great prosperity. Of course the col-
Upso showed the hollowncss of these
appearances, but generally speaking
the symptoms irbica pioceeded the
Danlc were the same. We now have a
w
very different act oi circamstaoces.
For nearly three years values' have
been falling from the. high riich thny
reached ia 1870-50; In the latter rart of
the time the stock markets have been
severely let alone by the general pub
He. and what little speculation has oc
carted has been of a spasmodic nature
and confined to the brokers, flradu-
ally excessive prices commanded by
bonds and other paper nave been re
duced a third, half or more, "water'
has bea squeezed out, and the weaker
securities have been weeded . out or
properly discredited. A vast liquida
tion has been going on, and it seemed
many a ticuc as if bottom prices had
been reached and a reaction might
occur. Money has been bogiog at
phenomenally low rates, but without
inducing speculation, as is generally
the case. The public were schooled to
be cautious, and in general business
a hand to moa h policy was adopted,
present needs only being provided for.
In this there was no materid for a
panic, yet the street was yesterday se
verely shaken.
The causes were of a special charac
ter. The circumstances attending the
pricking of the Grant-Ward-Fish bub
ble revealed a situation that, taken in
connection with previous occurrences,
such as the Kccne tailure, gavca severe
shock to the market and to the general
public. Had this been all. no further
a . a tl
disturbance mtcni nave occurred. iui
the trouble in the Second National
Dank, whxh followed so rapidly upon
the other, promptly met though it was.
served to Intensify the feeling of dis
trust. Rumor now ruled the day, and
when the banks, to protect themselves
and their depositors, very properly re
fused to certify checks above deposits,
such refusal was interpreted as a 'iu
of weakness, and then cxagceraliou
proceeded to do its work. Every report
that was set on foot was eagerly sei.cd
upon, and as tho failures wcrcauuounc
ed a veritable panic1 followed. The
credit of tho strongest banks in the city
'was questioned a? readily as that ot the
weaker or closed institutions. Uodcr
this pressure money .rose to two and
three pr cent, per diem.
Fortunately there was a large conser
vative clement that did not lose cou
confidence, aud before night a much
easier condition intervened. The banks
determined to stand by ooo another, as
they did in 1873, and as this decision
will allow the Metropolitan Hank to
again open iu doors, it did much to
restore a better feeling. Thero may be
and doubtless will be. more failures
and suspensions, but wj do not see that
there Is any, rtaSon for a widei pread
alarm. While other cities felt tho effects
of the distuibance. there was nothing
akin to the excitement that ruled here.
The caws of the panic did net reach
London till after the Stock Exchange
hoars, but the effects noted in our cable
despatches wero greater than wer
justified by circumstances. Tho Secre
tary of tho Treasury took prompt
measures to relieve, to the extent of his
power, the strained situation, and this
will exert no mean influence in rcstor
Ing confidence. Congress, too, showed
' a sense ot the danger, and undertook.
but unsaccesj fully, to unlock the thirty
million dollars now held in tho Comp
troller's oQce to redeem greenbacks
We feel nnite safe In savin? that these
many resource will be more than
aoQeient to allay the distrust that has
beea nut at fever heat by a comblna-
m
Uoo of unfortunate circumstances.
Unfortunate they have been. The
recent developments -have shown a
startling weakness in our banking
system, and it will be strange if they
do not resalt la tome radical changes
In methods. Conducted largely upon
credit, as business Is to-day, there is
the highest need of strict honesty.
Bnks are necessary adjuncts to trade,
and ahoald be above suspicion. lf
bank oGclals are to dabble in stocks,
eater firms of stock brokers, bolster up
questionable enterprises or pension th
family opoa the institution, there is
room for distrust;- a opportunity is
given for reasonable donbts, however
st s on g the institution may be, or how
ever trusted the officials- There should
be a wholesome absence! of such con
nections, as the recent occurrences
show how far complications may arise
without forcing discover.
The troubles anions the f t-ck brokers
viaterdav were lar-'elv due to a refusaU
by the barks t certify checks without
being properly secured by de?joiit3. In
thii ihey rafr.'ly obeyed the law and
protected their own ir.t'jresl. Iut the
question must now arUu whether such
a stringency as was experienced
through this refusal cannot be prevent
ed, and there will probably result some
new svstem which will
brokers. The banks, ot
Vntwithstandioz much has been said J
about the importance ot a oioou-pumv-in""
medicine, it may" be possible that
the matter has never seriously claimed
your attention. Think of it now! If.
by the use of a few bottles of Ayer'a
Sarsaparilla you avoid the evil of scrof
ula, and transmita healthy constitution
to your oQsprin?, thank us for the sug
gestion.
accommodate
course, will
not be abl to 1 1 th'n under present
l.iwp. ami there ii n rc-ason why the
laws should be aitmtl. To ovtr
certily checks only increases the oppor
tunity for speculation and places in
jeopardy the solvency of the bank, and
in event oi a failure good and bad must
suffer alike. For this reason the banks
yesterday were right in tho position
thev took, as it is better'to be overcau
tious than to err on thd other side. This
conicrvative rolT should be continu
ed. ( j
We repeat that we do not sec reat'on
for a repetition of the scenes of yester
day. A panic is never governed by rea
son; it is one mad rush to realize, and
the consequences are always more dis
astrous than arojustiGed by the cause.
While, therefore, advising the public to
keep out of Wall street, we would also
adviso it to look upon the situation
calmly and see if it is not for
iu interest to utterly discourage
whatever of distrust now pre
vails. Tho city banks are proverbial
for their strength aud safety, and the
few exceptions that have come to light
ought not to throw discredit upon all.
The troubla lies moro in tho losing
speculations of brokers and others than
in the banks, and after the street has
been rid of the wreck ase caused, by the
recent failures there oueht to be oppor.
tunity for a clearer financial atmos
phere. As it is, the effects will be con
fined to Wall street, and cencral trade
and industry will not be affected to any
i
extent.
...
sun win
I)c3 Moine?, Iowa, has a printers'
brass band.
The iabor market in New York city is
overstocked.
Michigan has now 9,07.3 insane people
in its asylums.
Of 1,013 convicts in North Carolina,
8'J1 are negroes. j
Boston's now sewcrsgoj system has
proved a success, j I
Every member ot tho Utah Legisla
ture is a Mormon.
Frederick Douglass is said to be worth
200.000.
Cuba was discovered by Columbus
October VS. IVJ2.
Ono thousand coal miners about Pitts
burg are on a strike.
The annual loss on cotton by fire in
the South is $1,000,000.
Many serious injuries have resulted
from football 1n England.
The valuo of school property iu the
South is about $0,00,000.
Joe Emmet's $1,000 dog, Kcctor, cos1
him $900 the rest was a lie.
The Appian Wav was built by Ap
dins Claudius Corpus, 312 IJ. C.
Only three executions for murder took
place in France during 16S3.
It will takc$j,356.Gf9 to run the Chi
cago city government in lbSl j
Slavery was abolished in New York
by tho Constitution of 1S21.
Chicago lor 15S3 a tew building
frontage of ten and a half miles.
The game of draughts was . very
common in Greece. Tno object of each
player wasto get one of his adversary's
men between two of "h's'own." The
Romans played both chess and back
gammon. .
Itoucrli on Coujrlis.
Knocks a Cough or Cold endwise.
For children or adults. Troches, 15c
Liquid, 50c. At druggists. eod
In 1793 the Dey of Algiers had seven
European kingdoms, two republics and
tha United States tributary to him,
although bis whole naval force was not
equal to two linc-of-battle ships.
Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tox
ic, tho onlv preparation of beet contain
inz its entire nutritious properties. It
contains blood-making, force generating
and life sustaining properties ; invalua
ble for Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
nervous prostration, and. all forms of
reneral debilitv : also, in all enfeebled
conditions, whether the result of ex
haustion. nervous prostration, over
work, or acute disease, particularly if
MISCELLANEOUS.
Durham is historic. It was neutral ground
daring the armistice between Sherman and
Johnson. Soldiers of both armies Ulle.l
their pooches with the tobacco stored there,
and, after the surrender, inarched home.
wari. Boon orders came from East, West,
North and South, for "more of that elegant
tobacco. Then, ten men rm an uninown
factory. Now it employs 800 men. uses the
pink and pick of the Golden Belt, and tho
Durham Bull is the trade-mirk of this the
best tobacco in the world. Blackwell's null
Durham Smoking Tobacco has the largest
sale of any smoking1 tobacco in the world.
Why? Simply because it is the lt. All
dealers have it. Trade-mark of tha Boll.
RAILROADS, &c
Wilmington, Columba.-
Ansrasta Ii. it. Co. :
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wcoiesaie prteea reaerahV t T:itJ
Office or gekai, sdtksijitswdkst.
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DURHAM.
BULL '
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.r 3 ii ne-a trcne lor a pacE-
mre of BlatkwtiU'a Bail
Durham Smoking- To
bacco, as do was told, he
I3. wouldn t hare been
cornered by tho buiL
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in.
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mch 7 1yd
fflSS SPRING & SUMMER
Wilmington District.
Methodist E. Church, South. Quarter
ly Meetings ,
SECOND KOUND.
Brunswick Circuit at Mace
donia May 10 ll
Smithville May 17-18
Whiteville Circuit at Fair
Bluff. May 24-25
Fleminfrton Circuit May 28
Elizabeth Circuit at Bladen
Serines Mav 31 and June 1
Newton Grove Mission! at
Btack's Chanel i. June 7-8
Cokesburv Circui: at Coke3- S
burv Juno 14-15
Point Caswell Mission June 18
Dunlin Circuit...... Jnne 21-22
Onsiow Circuit.... Juno 28 2?)
Waccamaw Mission June28-29
XV. II BOBBITT. P. E.
GOODS!
NOW OPE 3STI
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116 R3arEet St.
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All the Latest Novelties I
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IIOCEU3 AND COMMIS3IOV Merchanta. DfSS G00(S5
offer for fiile a full ilne of
KI,OUlt, !SUQ Alt,
RACO, HALT.
K1CE, MEAL,
CORN, OATS,
SNUFF, SODA,
LYE, STAKCEI,
CKACKEUS, CANDY,
HOOP IRON, GI.UE,
NAILSL BUNGS,
PAPEVC, MAG",
Axle Gkease, POWDEB,
apl 7
: COFFER,
! MOLA&SES,
LAKD,
HAY,
I'OTASH,
SOAP,
CANDLES,
RIVET-,
MATCHES,
BUCKETS,
TIES. Ac. .
Nothing Ijiko Them.
Benson's Capcice Porous P.'aters are be
yocd all comparison the best.- Prompt, eure.
Price ii5 cents. .. : apl 21
White Goods,
Gloves, Hosiery,
i
Corsets,
: . !
Housekeeping
I Goods,
Change of Schedule,
$N AND AFT EI; MAY 31th, 1S14, at
J 3 50 A. M., :hc foliowlfig Passcnser &ehed
uje will be run on this road : ,
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Nos. At
Wectand47 East.
Leave Wilmington 9. 05 P. M
Leave Florence L 2.40 A. ii
Arrive st C. C & A. Junction 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Colncibla.-.L . fi.40 A. M.
Leave ColTimbLi ...L.... 9.55 P. M.
Leave C, C. & A. Junction 10.20 P. If.
Leave Florence.... i;. 4.50 A.M.
Arrive at WiimJgloa. 8.5 A. M,
Night Hail xxj passengeb TaATw, Dailt
. NO. 40 T8T.
I-cave Wilmington 10.J0 P. M.
Arrive at Florence 1.45 A. M,
MAIL AND PASSEGSK TRAIN DATLT
No. 43 East.
Leave Flercnce at .4.05 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington s 05 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations. :
No. 40 stops only at Flc:nin;rton, and Marion.
Passengers for Columbia and all uolnta on ti.
& C. Ii. E., C, & A-K.U. Stations, Aiken Juno
tion, and all points beyond, should take the
w ixigni express. .
Separate .Pullman Sleepert for Augusta on
xrainiu
All trains run so
VVIlminsrUm.
Local freight laxcs WlJmlngton dally ex
cept SuTulay at 7.10 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Asent,
msy 9
Id between Charleston and
Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company.
Office of General s itfksxn'Tkndzkt,,
vyiimlngton, N. C. May 0.1SS4 I I
RAGGING i . ,
StandaxtL..........
2 lb..........;.......
ii m,:;.............V:
BACON North Carolla
Hams, fc ft
Shoulders, 4 & ..""
Sides, 4?"fi ..... '
WESTERN SMOKJCD-1"
Hans... ...
Shoufders.
DRY SALTED
Sides, V lb 1 t
Shoulders, Br....
DARRELS Spirits Turw: '
seconl Hand, each..." .
New Ner York, each.... i '
n 4
lo e
00 o
loo
a
2U
New Clrr:each
BEESWAX V lb
CRICKS, VU-
BUTTER, fb j
North Carolina........ "
Northern............
CANDLES, V fc
Spenn.......
TailoTr.;.... V.'""
Adamantime.. ...... . " "
CHEESE, 4 fcr-
; Northern Factory....
Dairy, Cream
State
COFFEE, V lb
Java
Laguyra..
Rio
CORN MEAL. V bua in'W'Xl
COTTON TIES, V bundle 1 &Ht
DOMESTICS uua"e. ld)o
Sheeting, 44, V yd ru.
Yarns, V bunch.. " 3
EGGS, y dozen ....j"" 5
FISH ...... t5
rt? ' Su V DDI U M
13 O
14 o
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15 9
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Mackerel, No. V- bbL 1 m 9
Mackerel No. 2 f half bbf I S 2
Mackerel No. 8,'f bbL..;. 52
Mullets, v bbi...Y......:;;-; 2 -
Muiiete,porkbbis...j.... i
N. C- Roe Herrinfl', if ke.. s 2!
Dry Cod. W- ft.?.'.: Cg,-M 8 2 ? U
FERTILIZERS. W firm 3
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What la more TERRI BLE than War? unlets ,
it bo a waramonsr publishers, then what could
be HAPPIER, for rejoicing book buyers?
Such a ar is In pro cress, jfrice reuucea irom
13to$2.4a. Specimen pages free. Not sold
by dealers : prices to low. Books foivexamln-
atlon beforo payment
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IS VcscySL.N. Y. P. O. Box 1227.
apl 21 4w
ALL AT PK:CES LOWER THAN THEY
HAVE BKEN FOR YEARS.
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER MAY 11th, ISSt, AT 9.00
A.M., Passexizer Trains on the Wilming
ton & Vi eidon Railroad will run as follows ;
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS Tx'.-INS DAILT
NOS. 47 NOSTH AND 43 South.
Leave W luninton, Front S t. Depst, 9.C0 Al M
-inve at v eiaon . m
Leave Weldon M
Arrive at WUm'gton.FrontSt.D'pt, 8.35 P. W
Fast Thkough Maii. & Passkngku Tbatn
Daily No. 4n south. i i
Leave Weldon 5.45 P.M.
Arrive at Wllmgton,FrontSt.D'p't 10.10 P. a -.
iLUL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DaILV
No. 43 North.
Leave Wilmingicn S.35 P. M
Arrive at Weluou 2.35 A. M
Train No. 40 South will stop oniy at Wilson,
Goldsboro and Magnolia. ' i
Trams on Tarboro tiranch Road Leave Roc
Mount for Tarbcfro at l.L'O P. M. and 4.30 P.
M. Bally, Sundavs exceptety.: Returnhig
leave Tarboro a$ 3 t. ii. and 10.0c A. M Dally
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Koad le tvt
Halifax for Scotland! Neck at 3.25 P. M. Re
tarring leave bcotiaind Neck at 8.30 A, M.
dai'y except Sunday
Train No. 47 mates
Peruvian G uano, No. 1 .5750
. ' "-"-rSJ:
Rtn'o P.U(. w W Kill
Carolina Ferulizer m 55
Ground Bone- SS 2X2
Bone Meal.. ! H 00 M SS 2
Bone Flour.. .....V S2 52
Cplete Manure....":".." mm
Whaun-8Phosphate..Jr.V.a SJ
. Wando Phosphate a m 5
Berger & Bute's P&orjhki $$ S?S
pExcellenza Cotton Jtoffi.'gg $
French's Carbonate of Ume!. 7 00 St i?
French's Agricultural lime.... 1 S 2 i
Fine ...tm 0.
Northern s . , .
Vifcy axilla XiXira... ......... e so mi
jiira xamuy.... 0 00 o
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GLUE fr a
GRAIN, V buBhel
C6
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100
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All
ites close ccnnectlor.
Ais
rail
via Ba
MAV MOONSHINE.
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES.
,Woak
No
More
An4 yhich In Texture Wear and ' Durability
will give satisfaction.
MORE PARTICULARS IN A FEW DAYS.
Ejea.
Sure to follow suit Costs.
For rent A needle and thread.
Borrowing b not a paying business.
Th3 way of the transgressor is Can
ada. I
A heahby cyclone is considerable of a
striptlui. ;
Ti e Lrst vehicle .ver made was The
whirligig ot time.
The pleasure of pain The remuner
ation a ueulis: receives for his work
Never kick a man when he is down.
It is cowardly. Never kick a man when
be is up. It is reckless.
The young lady Irom Vas3ardoes not
speak of cliuiuy sweat, but of a blval-
vular transpiration. Fuck. j
Kittle Jack "My mamma j new lan
is hand-painted." Littls Dick "Pooh!
who cares. Our whole lence is.r
Philadelphia Cult.
Heels over head: I drop into poetry
occasionally. a t he oflice boy remarked
wben be tumbled into tbe waste basket
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TbU is tho IatcU riddle: Why docs
Mr. Gladstone advise tbe making of
jam uvviux idi u aiu saj aui jid
in his cabinet. Isondon Truth, j
A Itemed for lurj Iiscascs.
Dr. Robert Nevrtcn. late President of
the Kclectic College, ol the city of New
York, and formerly of Cincinnati,
umo. usca uk. v m. halls iialsam
very extensively in his practice, as
many of bis patients, now livinsr, and
restored to health bv the uso of this
invaluable medicine, can ainnlv testifv.
He always said that so rood a remedy
omht to be prescribed freely by every
physician as a sovereign remedr in all
cases of long disease.; It cores Con
sumption, and has no coual for all
pectoral com plainu. - -
Now is the time to give Smith Worm
Oil. ! It d-w
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IVJ. R3. KATZ',
116 Market St.
jan 21
THE SXJ3ST.
don lor all points North Dally
Richmond, and daily escept buaiiay
Une.
Train iNo. 43 runs dallv and ir. s close ccn
ncction for all Polnt3 North via lilchmond axiti
Waehmgton,
All trains run solid between Wi'mlnston ax
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
era attached.
For acconmodatton of local travel a paesen
per coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 0.65 A. M, Daily excevt
ounaay. . . .
JOHN If. DIVINE.
General Sunerlntende-at.
T. M. EMEJiSOJ?, Genera' Passenger Agent.
may u
Corn,-from store, bags.whlte.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white..
Com, cargo, ba bags, white..
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags..
uats, rrom store. ...
Cow eas
HIDES, V ft , .
Dry
HAY. y 100 lbs-- s
Kastern o
Western............... us u
North ltlver.. n h
hoop teon, v a.;....:.....:- u
northern. lOVt U'
North Carolina. ; ' CO 0 1
L'.M barrel.. i 4
LUMBER, City Sawcrt, V M ft. - " " ' !
Ship Stuff, rc8awed.........J3 CO' 0X1
Rougli Edge Plank .15 00 CM I
West India Cargoes?accordlng .
w vjLu.iiLj ..ia w mt
Drcased Flooring, seasoned. .18 09 tfSdC
Ssautllng and Board, com'n.. 1J W fllJW
IQLASSES, V gallon- , i
Sp.w Ornrt dilia. i.v hhrift..... CC A 1
in DDIS to a
oo a
CO 0
Porto IV" La bads.
au j j a
Sugar House, to hhda . oo
' ic bbla 28
STTGD.!in bbls.. I.....' 40
NAILS, & fieg, Cut,10d baei" 00 J
nTT4 !.11nr
Kerosene... n a
Lard... 1 10 0l
90 All
90 011
00 011
00 0
Linseed..
: Rosin.....
i Tar
I "Deck and Spur..'..
rouiiTiii ..
Chickens, live, grown... ..
, Snrlns....
Turkeys .
I 1? f PEANUTS V bushel.
vyta JZK3i WUbA ci MA I POTATOES. W bushel
Sweet.
Companj.
0J61CB OF GEiTESAl. SUPEItlNXiff DElTI,
Wlltalngton. N. C. May 10. ISf (
Irish. V bbl.
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NEW YORK, 1884.
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About sixty million copies of The Sun have
gone out of our establishment during the past
twelve months.
If vou were to paste end to end all the col
umns of all The buss printed and sold last
year you would get a (continuous 6trlp of in
teresting information, common sense wisdom,
sound doctrire, and sane wit, long 'enough to
reach from Printing House square to the top
Mount Copernicus in the moon, then back
to Printing House square, and then three-quar
ter of the way back to the moon again.- i
But THE Sun Is Written for the mhphlt&nte
of the earth; this same strip of Intelligence
would girdle ihe globe twenty seven or twenty-eight
tunes.
If every buyer of a copy of The firrs during
the past year has spent only one hour over it.
and if his wife or his' grandfather ha3 spent
another hour, this newspaper i In 1SS3 his af
forded the human race thirteen thousand vcars
of steady reading, night and day.
It is only by little calculations like these
that you cn form any Idea of the circulation
or tne most popular of American newspapers,
or ot Its influence on the opinions and r.l--TiR
f American men and women.
xu ts aujf is, ana win continue to be, a news
paper which tells the truth without fear of
consequences, which gets at tbe fa ta no mat
er uw uuvaue process costs, which pre
sents the news of all the world without waste
of words and In the most readable shave,
which is worklnr with all Its heart innho
cause oi nonest government, and which there
ow uciievea iu&i too republican party must
Kw,ouuujuemij im uu coaaing year of our
jjoru, is?.
If you know The Srx. von lit it AbvriT-
and you will read it with accustomed ciligence
ana pront during what iasnre to ! th mt
Interesting year to iu history. If you do not
yet know The Sux, It is high Ume to get Into
the sunshine.
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e tne current news of the world, special
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Change of Schedule.
fF AND AFTER MAY 12ih. TKfc
following jjcneuaie will be operated on this
juauroao :
FASSENGES MAIL AND EXPKESS TRAIN
Dally except Sundays; ry-
) Leave Wilmington at 7.S0 P. M
No. 1. V Leave Ealelghati ..8.00 P. M
) Arrive at Charlotte at.. 7.03 A. M
1 Leave Charlotte at...... ....3.45 P. M
No. 2. Arrive Italeigh at ....8.30 A, M
) Arrive at Wilmington at.... 8.(0 A. M
Passenger Trains stop at reg&lar station
only, an points designated La tho Company
new xaoie.
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER. MAIL
j EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dallv except Sundave. I
Vn o j Leave cnarlotte .....5.15 P.M.
ao' I Arrive at Shelby ....... J 9 m P. M.
N . J Leave Shelby 7.00 A. ii.
) .arrive at Charlotte 1P.45 A. M,
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
iiamiet wun U.5A. Trains to and from RaJ
elgh.
Througn Sleeilng Cars between WUmingtcr
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Take Train No. 1 lor StatesvUie. HHvn
Western N C R II, Aehevlile and jointa West.
aiso, ior spartan ourg, lireenvuie. Athens.
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Snperintendeut.
F. w. CLARK, General Passenger Agent
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