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W I I NGTOJI. N. C.
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1884.
Entered at the PcwtofUce at VTIanlnirton. N. C.
3l3 SOCODft-CilUw M&ttfcf.
la discus sins the question what would
follow npon the contingency of the
Lords 'throwing out tho franclise bill, a
second time after it passes the House of
Commons again at the autumn session,
the English papers are of opinion that
Parliament would not therefore be
forthwith dissolved. The probability
expressed i? that the Commons would
pass the bill again and so intensify
popular opposition to the Lords and
prove that)the loweijhonse would not be
forced to an appeal to the country. And
already measures are being debated
looking to the appointment ot some
arbitrating power with whom the tie
cisiou should be final in a case of
absolute deadlock between the Lords
and Commons. But that is a good way
off yet.
The special telegraphic reports of the
I proceedings of the last two Nation!
Conventions were unprecedented for
their accuracy and completeness. For
the four days of the Republican Con
vention 1 ,GC0, 178 words were tele
graphed special th ough oce of the
companies, an average of:415,000 words
a day. During the lour days ot the
Democratic Convention 1,522,960 words
were telegraphed special, or an aver
age of over 380,000 words per day. A
compaling line, which also did excel
lent terviee at fhe Conventions, sent
about 70,000 words a day and the other
companies probably sent aa amount
equal to that. It is sate to assume that
over4.0C0,0C0 words of spocials were tei
egraphad from Chicago tluriog the eight
dcivs that both Conventions were In
session. Hundreds of thousands of
words were telegraphed the , few days
proceeding the assemblage of each o
the Conventions, '-and tho revenues
from specials to the telegraph compa
nies during both Convention weeks at
the Chicago offices could not have been
less than $50,000.
A Washington letter says: "There is
no concealing the fact that the Republi
cans are a good deal annoyed at the re
sult of the Prohibition Convention at
i'iiuburjr, Their more cautious leaders
don't admit this publicly, butin private
they acknowledge that .th.fi action of the
Convention in making nominations is
very ur. fortunate for "the 'Republican
pirly. They admit that this result was
brujiJit about through 'the cSbrts of the
DduiQoratic leaders. The effect is like
ly t- be very material in several of the
doubtful States. This is especially true
of Ohio and Indiana, where the Prohi
bition sentiment is strong. It may also
materially affect the general situation
in Iowa, where the Prohibition element
is large and where Republican majori
ties have been wonderfully reduced in
the pa?t fow elections. This is also true
of Wisconsin and Minnesota. Should
the action of the Pittsburg Convention
be iollowed by nominations of Prohibi
tion candidates in Congressional dis
tricts it will probabiy result very favor
ably to the Democracy in regard to the
National ticket'
There is a great deal of talk now about
West, Virginia and the Republicans
claim that they will be able to carry that
Stale id November. They propose to
make a big light there and a barrel oi
money when they get it is to be spent
there in the endeavor to buy up voters.
They will be disappointed. Just how
the thing stands in that State is "told in
the following special to the New Yort
World:
Wheeling, W. Va , July 31 It i3
a matter otsomc surprise, if not italic
nation, that Democrats have seen again
and ajain in the Repabiican papers tho
boast that IJlame and Ijogan would
carry Wesf Virginia. It it difficult to
discover what ground there is for such
a boast, arid it is very puzzling to know
how such an impression was eversnread
abroad. Mr. Blaine has about as much
real prospect of carrying Kentucky as
he has ot carrying West V lrgmia. This
State ill give Cleveland fully 15.C00
majority and in October the Democrats
are certain to elect their entire State
ticket by an equally pronounced major
ity. Tho party organization here is in
excellent shape, and there are evidences
ot the greatest conhdence and activity.-
the Kepuoiicans win no doubt .make
an earnest fight, with the hope of mak
ing inroads on the Democracy. Star
Route methods will be adopted and
money will be frcely spent, but the
uiasse3 of 'the- people here
are not of the kind that
are bought up on election day with a
$5 bill. The report that tbre are Dem
ocratic discussions! here of a ny magni
tude or real danger ot a bolt is a vagary
ot a heated imagination. It 13 true
that the Wheeling Register and five or
six prominent Democrats have agreed
to disagree, but that does not extend
to the rank and file of the party, and
will have no general effect. The quar
rel will net ailect the general yotc in
the least. All factions are earnest in
their support of Cleveland and the Stale
ticket, however much they may differ
as to matters of minor importance.
The De jiocratic State Convention of
J uly 23 was the largest ever held in
West Virginia and every nomination,
was made unanimous - before a third
ballot had been Teached. 4 Tte ticket
there made up is strong and popular.
The nominee tor Governor will receive
more than tho party vote, beiDg espe-1
cially strong with tho workingmen of
all parties. The Republicans and Green
backers have Tormed a coalition and put
a joint Stale ticket in the field.
The greatest Greenback strength
ever det eloped was in , 1SS0, when
they; cast 9,000 votes. To pat
their stiength to-day at 4.000 would be
a liberal estimate. Of these fully as
many are Democrats! as axe Republi
cans, in view oi mesa lacis it is aim-
cult to discover hw a Democratic plu
rality of almost 16.000 over tho Repub
licans in October. 1880. can be over
come by this Republican-Greenback co
alitionr .Further, it is expected that fully
one-half of the Greenbackers of the
former affiliation will" desert tb'coali
tion tickot on account of objections to
the partisan and prescriptive record of
the fusion nominee lor Governor.
Judge Maxwell, their candidate, is a
gentleman of character, standing and
ability, but he is warmly accused ot
having been a leader , of the "test
-oath," "suitors' oath." and registration
legislation, which for - years alter the
war rendered this State an exceedingly
uncomfortable abiding place for gentle
men ota Democratic turn of mind.
From the beginning to the end ot the
campaign he will be handicapped with
this record, and the conflicts will
largely turn upon the original right
or.wrone of that style of legislation.
The .result" in this State will not for a
J I . T TtTl 1 " -
moment do in uouoi. xn wneeiing
there are bat two Democrats that are
now spoken of us Blaine men. They
are of Irish nationality, and it is pre
dicted that long before the campaign
winds up they will be found as they
usually are on the Democratic side.
But lelt them do what they may, there
are more than enough to offset them of
Irishmen who voted for Garhe.d who
will this year vote for Cleveland, as
to the Germans, the Republican revolt
among them , grows every day, and it
will not be surprising it three-tourths ot
the Republican. Germans in West Vir
gtnia vote the democratic .National
ticket. You can put this btate down
as dead sure for the Democracy. The
report that it will be anything else is
probably due to the prolific Mr. Stephen
B. Elkins, who is son-in-law to ex-Sen-
ater Davis, of this State. Some of his
wife s people living here, he wonld like
to carry the State for Blaine, and in
this case, as in others where the Re
publicans aro interested, this time thef
wish i$ father to the thought.
Iifttle Specks
n th i sinuses of the teeth soon grow
nto apppallins; cavities, it disregarded.
Check advancing decay at the outset
with SOZODONT, . and the pain of
toothache," the wretchedness of eating
with unsound teeth, and the dyspeptic
symptoms caused by swallowing half-
masticated food may be prevented.
1 Ins aromatic and salutary article per-
umesThe breath, and remedies sponffi-
ness of the gums.' Its popularity is
unbounded.
AUGUST ANTICS.
"Mary, be careful, mv child, when
going out. Have a will of your own."
'Ob, I've got a Will of my own, mother
but he can t be with me all the time."
According to a physician: sudden
right is a cure for seasickness.. The diffir
culty is to procure ihat medicine; , tor a
erson who is, right down seasick
doesn't care a continental. whether the
old ship sinks or not. - : .
There i3 a new book. "Whirlwinds,
Cyclones and Tornadoes," just issued,
which we have not read, but judging
trom its title, it must be the reminis
cence of a man who found his wife
awake when ho came home along in
he atternoon of the nighrT -Mevchant-
Traveler
Diphtheria is a terrible thins to have
in the family, but since it ha9 been dis
covered that it is fatal to cats it is ex
pected that there will be ? quite a de
mand for it. A,, chunk of diphtheria
aid out in the backyard at night will
k 11 off more cats and make ' less noise
han forty boot-jacks. Peek's Stm.
"Good morning, John," said a pastor
to a young friend whom he met on a
warm day. "How does your father
stand the heat?" The younjr roan
made no reply, but went away with a
clouded brow. And. when the good
pastor learned that the young man's
lathes had died only a week before, he
understood why his cordial . greeting
was met so coldly. .... .
The Doctor's Endorsement.
Dr. W. P. Wright, Cincinnati, O.,
3ontls the subjoined professional en
dorsement: "I have prescribed DU.
HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS in a great number of cases,
and always with success Ono caae in
particular was given up by several
physicians who had beeo called in ior
consultation with myself. The patient
naa ail toe symptoms of confirmed con
sumptioncold night sweats, hectic
fever, barrassing coughs,, etc. He
commenced immediately to set better.
and was soon restored to his usual
health. I also 'found DR. WM
HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
the most valuable expectorant for
breaking up distressing coughs and
coias." - . . .
The foundation of the meanest man
i aid when a small boy turns the worm
hole in an apple for hi3 companion to
one irom. - ;
The Testimony of Pliyslclan.
James Beecher; M. D., of Sigourney
Iowa, says Tor several years I have
been using & Coueh Balsam, called DR.
WM, HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS, and in almost every case
throughout my practice I have . had
. i .. .
entire success, a nave usea and pre
scribed hundreds of bottles ever since
the days of my army practice (1863),
wnen i was sureeon ot Hospital No. 7,
Louisville, Ky. .
Henry's Carbolic Salve.
It is the Best Salve for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, .Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains.' Corns
and all kinds of Skin Eruptions,
Freckles and Pimples. , - t:
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF
cures all ' anectiors or the mucous
membrane, of the head and throat.
Red" Horse Powders cure diseases in
animals, " .
Ana You arc Manjv v
- J!?o ma tier bow ya gntlt Benson's Capcine
i'oroas i-jas.er3 wiu care your dyspepsia,
I July 1 4w
i The regtster.of Hyde Abbey. Win
chester, written in the reign of Canute.
is still in existence, and forms part of
the Ashburnham colieclion.
Itclilng Pilct-.symptomi and Care.
The symptomrare mal3tnre. like ncrsDlra
tion. Intense itching, increased by ecr&teblox;
very d stressing, particularly at tight; secma
atf rla-worm. were cxawling in and about
roe recium ; cne private- parts Are sometimes
affected. If allowed to continue very serious
results xnayrouow. JWAlKfi'S OlST
MKNT" is a pleasant, sure cure. Also, for
Tetter, Itch, !aU Rheum, Scald Head, Jirysip.
elas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all scaly, crusty
Skin Diseases. Box, hr mail, 50 ctij S for $1,.
25. Address, DR. iWAYK SON, Phila,,
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an 7
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iy 23 tf -
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XG8 I amps and Lamp Goods a specialty.
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Is either stomach drarckie nor
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VV Lost Vitautt, Lack or .NiitTi Foaca ass.
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th
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paid by mall. Samnle frs.
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1884. Furniture. 1884.
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placing order with others. '
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BAIXlIOADDp Ccu
Wiimingtpn, ColumW
a Auista R.111. Co.
orncB or ozsksxl 8umunizxixsi't.
Wllmlnjcton, N. C July 11.18F4. :
i
e of Schedule.
AND- ATTHl "JULY ISth;" 1SS4, at
v.w a. ax., sne reuowmg t twnrer Sehed
ale will be run on this road : f - -
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Noa. 4S
West and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington.. 9.05 P. 11
Leave Florence. 2.40 A. 1L
Arrive ataCAA. Junction..... 6,20 A. IL
Arrive at Columbia.... a.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia.... ...... .....4.;... 9.55 P. M.
Leave C C. & A. Junction.... in a p. it.
ioave x lorence.... ................. 4.50 A. M.
Arrive at Wlhnlgtoni..........s.-8.85 A. M.
Night Mail astd Passekqxb Tsaxk, Dxwt
vj nisi.
Leave Wlhnlngton.
Arrive at Florence.
......10.20 P. M
1.25 A. M
MAIL AND PASSENGER v TRAIN DAILY
No. 43 Eaat. ' ' .
Leave Fierence at-............;...4.05'P. M.
yvrrive at rr uuungton ......8.05 P. M
AritinwoiopBaiaiiHiauona. j - -
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton, and Marlon.
taisert lor lumDia ana au points on G.
ft C. B. R.. C. A A.R.R.8tt1riTn Xivn .Tktw.
tion, and all points hevond. hnnM tVa th
Separate Pullman 1 siMnAr& fn inmt, n
Train 40. . r t-
All trains run solid bAtwMit niiriMtrm
Wllmlnsrton. i
Local' freight leaves Wilmington dally ex
cept Sunday at 7.00 A. M. ;
m JOHN F. DIVINE,
m General Superintendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
jUly .15 - ..: ..... i.V.
Wilmington & ; Weldon
Railroad Company.
WICB Of GENEBAL StTFKBlSTEKDSarT,
I
r f .... v - ...
Wilmington, N. C., May 9, 18S4.
Changeof Schedule.
1
ON AND AFTER JULY 13th, 1884.AT 9.00
A. M., Passenger Trains on the Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad will run as follows : .
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
" NOS. 47 NOKTH AKD 4$ SOUTH.
Leave W lunlngton, Front St. De'pet, - 9.00 A. M
Arrive at Weldon ........2.85 P. M
Leave Weldon.. j..... 2.55 P. M
Arrive at Wlhn'gton, Front St. D'pt, 8.35 P. 21
Fast Thbough mail a Passkngek Tsatxx
? Daily No. 40 South. ? --
Leave weldon. ;i . . . . 5.35 p. m.
Arrive at Wllm'gton.Front St. D'p't 10.C0P. M.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
V t v :i No,43North.j
Leave Wilmington..... ....... 1. J..- 8.83 P. M,
ii-rrive ai weuion... ..;
2.35 A. M
Train No. 40 South will stop'only at Wilson,
Trains nn TarhnrrTTOT1Vi DAkd t w t.-
I Mount for Tarboro at L20 P. M. and 4.30 P
I ... e. j . ; . " .
I y, 0u11uavB excepteai; ueturnine
I leave Tarboro at 3 P. M. and 10.00 A. M Dally.
on ouoiiaiKi jNeca xsrancn itoad leave
nauitix ior ocoiiana xsecK at3.Z5 P.M. Ro
tarring leave Scotland Neck at 8.S0 A. M
daily except Sunday, . ... . j . :.,
Train No. 47 mate close connection' at Wel
don for all points North Dalhr. . AU rat) V5r
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bar
"Jne. ' rr; ' , . . . ; , , :.;
J Train No. 43 runs dallv and inakmolrtnA atnti
1 1" afamgCOn.
nection for all Points North via Richmond aad
1 All hVftlYl Win AAlffi Ketnra'sM ITiImIu
Washington, and have Pullman . Pr!x. &t.-n.
ers attached. t ' ' .......
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmineton at ?8.n5"A.,.M -. nuil.ATiwnl
rur accuuinjouKon oi locai xravei a passen
dWV,o " .. .. - r-
'-r! --- JOHN F. DIVINE,
: T. M. EMERSON, Genera" Passenger Agetu.
Carolina Central R.. B,
!'
' 3 11 company.
I OlflCS O GKNEHAL S0PEBJKTEMDK3TT,
I ' ., . Wntnl,rtnn. W: n. j in
I' t .
of Schedule. r
Qf A2H AFTKS MAT 12th, 1884, TH
following beneatuerwlll be operated on this
PASSENGEfi HACLAND KXPKESS TSAlk
j " ; Daily except Sundaya.
i-e-; ''"''- 'T f r " ......
1 Ii&ave Wllriuiigtonat.4...i.7.80P. M
No.1
. i xjeave ttajeigaat. ......7.85 P, M
J Arrive at Charlotte at...... 7.03 A. il
V Leaye Charlotte A K
( No. 2. J Arrive Kalelgh at . . .. .. ..1.8.80 A.. M
, j Arrive at wurnington 4t....8.t0 A. M
Paesenzer Tralna ston &t wntinr autirm
only, and points designated In the Companv
Time Table. V , J
SHELBY DIVISION,; PASSEMUEB,"lfAII.
KiPItESS AN1VFKEIGHT. , - r .
Dallv ereent SnndaW V
No. S. totte.'...v........ 5.15 P. M.
, ;. c Axnyeat JSheiDy.-....;i..; 9 00 P. It
Ko m I LeaveShaJby.. 7.00 A. M.
Arrive at Charlotte....;i...lo:45 a! l
1 Arabia No. 1 and 2 make eloae connection t
uoujuck niui jew a a- -jvr&ina tn ann fmm r.i
; Through Sleepbia' Cars between WThDlartos
and Charlotte and Kaleiirh anri rtitrinft.
'Take Train, No. lfor 8UtesvUle 8tottona
Western NCEE, Aahevllle and points Weat.
Also, for Spartanbursr, GreenvUki, Athena,
Atlanta and all points Southwest. - : ; -
oupermicnaent.
F. w. CLARK, General Passenger Agent?
mav 10 .'?' fJi.i .
1 Wagqh ette
JpOE . WEIGHTS VILLE BODS D, win leav
dontherland's Stables DAILV ai6P.lL sharp.
EetumlDg, vrlll lave Sound at S Ai M. sharp
, June 25 tt . T. J. SODHISKLAND.
Woticei ,
THUK FIKM. I!P nOLUKGSWORTIT A m.:
has been changed this day by Ihe ' reUremea
I of 8. H. TCIMDLE and the alpiIsslon of T.
P. SYKES. The baalness will be condacte
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as heretofore under the name and style of
July 9. tf HOiKGSWOETII A CO.
Board.:
A EW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE
Xa.'accommodated durlnz the Sn mm rt months
at reaonable rates. Pleasant location, good
attendance and the best the market affords.
- Tran&lfint rmarripra iicmmmn.to h ihn
day or week. 1111. ROBERT LEE.
. , Jt 113 lUrket Street, .
Jaljmydftw .Tllrslnston. If. C.
' HlCTLLAKr,nTT
ts. Pears, NVbortkbeTrlr? Pl.
toes. Watermelons and. CbeiS:
Chickens and K-T J"1 , nUlon,Te. t
""w nuranteed. gi. ;
of, "y
EXPECIKD BY WELXIsd.w
MILAN CMP and dl the lat
popular now. Every possibie
ers and other &a:-
sola, white and cok rs, all prk
stamping pu
Ec81ectfulr
MISS I?. K AltRKR
mav 26 , ' i.., .m. . '
The Excursion and Pic
PW OPEN AND r..
WMJUaVwoik0?11,
wuuiuu its
the well known Barber and
where he will spare no nt ,T. J 55 r.
faction ti alL ComesodTZ: 'r-WS
Choice New Crop Molasses
SECOND CARGO
HOW LANDING AND WILT.' ,
PROMPTLY PEOMWIIAW
At Low Price.
WORTH & WORTH.
1884. ., .
Harper's Weekly.
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a i
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HARJfER A BltOTBm.
-v T, rrn tyrvvva irf1krff IT 1MB.
to close out. Also, a large stock of Pll 481
Smokljg Tobacco, at very, low prices, ft
the Best Faflorlea In Virgin?.
j Cigars anid Cigarettes
By the mlllllon, at the Office of
5 CAPE FEAR TOBACCO W0BKS
jy 21 If . ? -r.". No. 13i KorthKfiria
i Dn Mptt's Powders'
NEVER PAIL TO CUBS
Uon of the idnys. GraveL Gtoet.sori
ores and all Urinary dlseaees. fJZr.ad
rnysicai uebiuty, beniiai " Jtv
those untold miseries raused by Indite
or Excesses. Syphilis in an ws r-r
nenUy cared.: 1 ellow or Urown PO
and bodyoreThroat and Nose, fccrora
Sores, Eczema, Tetter and all iY5.
diseases Urinarv diseases cured U tTkc
Price $3. Enc'ose the money tf4a
8TRVM.ua jb- ro Rattrmore. Aid-
be sent by mall sealed. Tor "l iSy
gists ; sent by maU. JufrT4i.
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PRINTING PRESS WE 11VX 1Qt
A
PBT5TfJ
sale a second-hand
ADAMS'
PRESS In good eonaiuoB. " vr.urT-
bargain.- Write to us for tents ..
Hon, Addieas THE HUM'. ' c.
July 21 i nww..(- -
TJoriday
l ND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL 34
large consf gnmests of Applcsi Peaches, Fe
Chickens, Eggs and all other country P15'
Thcae goods must be eoM at once. . CJC .
' ' A. W. IiAVENBAEi.,;
Tto Urt Grocer mad toii
p - ia iwi ""7 y ci