MISCELLANEOU
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Popularity at ItOine ii ts-i r.Ir.iys the test
ten .i ii.vX!t, h'll a point y-.-tjui'.ly to the fact
tl'Sit otjtr u!ol:3 k hat, von fur itself
sue i U'tivcrsril hiproa1 :oi: i: ii own city,
stau-, aji-J coouirji aia- iiuiciirj all potje, as
Ay er's garsaparilla.
The foTIoving letter frcia o.icof our lcst
knotrn "rjt5jacli!is?i Drcggiu touJ J be of
interest to every uiferer:
n,1fj;!gS'iOS9 " Ei'lit rears ago I
Hw-;3Sfa t i W La ! aii attack of
V -ii! Uhi;ijatliu. fo j-e-
v.r i5". t 1 er.uM not move from t"-e bed. or
dres. without hup. 1 trii-t s-vcral rt ine
diea without much if any n lief, unliJ 1 took
AvriVs .S.uUwakim..., by the use of two
loilis of which -1 vis completely cared,
llavc told L.r;e qu.-u.t:tk of your S.YiiSA
rAKisxv. it feti.i retains its v.ondorful
popularity. The niauy notably cares it lias
eliected ijt thi vicinity convince ine that it
is tLi best blood medicine ever olFered to tho
pafcHc. K.F. Ii'Aitnis."
River St., Backhand, Ma&i., May 13, lc&l.
SALT RHEUM.
Georgk Andrews,
overseer in the Lowell
vtti w ' A W
was for over twenty years before his removal
to Lowell aHlicted with Salt Ilhcum in its
"worst form. Jts ulcerations actually covered
more than half the surface of his body and
limbs, lie was entirely cured by Aveu's
SARSArARiLLA- See certificate in Ayer'a
Almanac for 1883.
PREPARED EY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mas.
Sold by all Druggists; Si, six bottles for ?5.
;aa l lytclp tiAw A
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AY ER'S
Ague Oure
contains an antidote for all malarial dis
order which, so far as known, is used in no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
ever, and consequently produces no injurious
eHeet Uion the constitution, but leaves tho
system as healthy as it was. before the attack.
WE WARRANT A YES'S AGUE CURE
to cure every c. of Fevar and Ague, Ir.tcr
mitUnt or ChiM Fever, Kemittent Fever.
Lumb Ague, Bilious Fevor, and Liver Com
plaint cauasd by malaria. In case of failure,
ftf lur due trial, dealers are authorized, by our
o uvular dated July 1st, 18S2, to refund. the
money.
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists
may 23d &v
The Daily Review
rar The tsauy tievicw has the largest
'ona fide circtu(Uiwi,'of any newspaper
'.nrfduhal in tin city of Wumtiuton. -i
SATURDAY. AUGUSTS. I8S4.
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Just the Ticket,
AFTKUBIZX A K ? AST.
AFT R DkWNEli,
AFTERSUPPKR,
AXI) A LW A Y .
SMOKERS WILL FI?n AT CRAPOVS
22 South "ront eta-'ot, tho best Five Cents
Cigar in the '-ity.
Long Filler Havana Cigar. 5 ttifaction
guaranteed ..r monev refunded, a it-,o a full
line of CHOI'' K FAMILY G tiOCI1 K1ES.
Fjth GvM-.ds ever7 swam r. Io nul forget
the pU, No. 22 South Froit St.
m jaly 17 UK'. M. CltAPON. A?t
-A.TSTOT'DEaiEK LOT
-OF
1.11x30.033
EXPEGTKU BY WELNKSDAY,
MILAN CHIP and alt the Rough f-traws,
popular now. Kvery oolbW sh-vde of Feath
ers and o'her Tilmnilrg: Nevv lot of. Pat a
sola, white and colors, all pri.-es. Gloves,
LLjIo, Kid and Lace. New ttmplng Patterne.
Uesicclfully
MISS E. KARRER.
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Exchange Corner.
Only a Few Left.
jgUYERS APPRECIATE TIIE LOW prices
we are giving with those
"BABGAIN" LOTS OF SHOE3.
You get MORS thau MONEY VALUE.
Come and got a Pair before thay all go.
Geo. II. French & Sons,
augls
ICS NORTH FRONT STREET.
Furniture.
LARGE STOCK. AND OUR NEW styles
are pronounced tho HANDSOMEST ever reen
In this market. A full line of Mattresses,
Window Shades, Baby Carriages, &c
Wholesale and retail buyers will find it to
their advantage to give me a calL
THOS. C CRAFT; A sent , '
aug IS Furtiture Dealer.
Boxes and Crates,
F)R SHIPMENT OF VEGETABLES AND
Fruits, in shooks or ready made.
YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
. A full stock of Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Laths, ., for Building purposes. - -J$W
Orders by the cargo. Domestic and For
clgn. solicited.
aolSi dlr PARSLEY & WIGGINS.
PARSLEY & WIGGINS,
MANUFACTURE RSOF
SASU, BLINDS, BOORS,
ANB
ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK.
aplS tf
OFFiCE OP
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
NO. 823 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, op
posite Miller's Drag Store.
Mote change of office hours, which are
ma follows 7 to 10 am., 3 to 9 p. m.
aogJl
8TATI5 NEHIVN
W&shioton Gazelle: I he uce&Ei
npsa of our farmers in regard to injury I
to cropsby the recent heavy rams seem
to be groandIes. Ite crcps every
where in this section are in good con
dition, :ujd promise a good yield, espe
cially nceanu corji.
Edenton Enquirer: The Alethodists,
at Evans' Church, in this ciuniy, en
jojed.a pleasant, happy and profitable
meeting ast week, with sex-ri auai
tions to thw church. Tho meet ine held
in the Methodist church atHnrrelisville
was auite a success. Severftl promi
nent persons professed religion and
connected themselves with the church.
Charlotte Observer: In a, fow days
from inow the Charlotte recruiting sta
lion." that was oteied last fall, will be
numbered among the clorie that were.
as it is to be cl-d sine die. about Sep-
leiuber 1st. Capt. Hayes will remain
here fora month longer, before taking
his final departure. One of the
oldest landmarks in the city, the one
siorv and an allic framn building on
Church stn-et. that stood just in rear of
the court house, was yesterday torn
down find carted away. The house;
w as one of the first ever built in Char-i
lotte. and during CornwaUis' memora
ble stay in this city it waused as the
headuuarrlers tor his guards. Bit wasi
the property otCoi. J. . rsrown, ana
t all
is torn awav to make room ior me
en etion ot a handsome two story brick
building to be used by the lawyers.
Kernersville News: While 'Squire
Waddell was engaged in joining in the
holy bonds of matrimony John Hamp
ton and Margaret II nirstnn, both color
ed, and residing at Jbuleson s aim. a
?eene occurred which interrupied the
ceremony tor a while and caused a t Ip-
p'o ot laughter to play upon trie dusty
countenances ol the oehoiaers. ine
'Souire. at the proper tiuie, wauled to
know it anybody had any objections to
these two souls being spliced when one
)f the masuhno waiters said he jectcd
to dc ceremony proceed in', and when
a.ikiwt w hy he objected replied through
os shining ivory: Hccause. boss. 1
wants d& gal myself," After this little
nterruption everything glided along
smoothly and several old Khoes were
ttiroA'ii alter the happy coupie.
Winston Sentinel: tiuy Hinshaw
s little son of Mr. Wm Hinshaw ot
this citj', came very near being killed
by an elevator at his lather's store last
Saturday. The lad was standing and
watehiug the workings of the machine
when it descended and struck him upon
'he back ci the head with tremendous
force, which, lor a lime, it was thought
would prove fatal. At last accounts t he i
little sufferer 'was improving. The
Aristn Cotton Mills ot .essrs. t . in H
e ries ciosc-u lest we-inesuay lor six
weeks. As is usually the case during
Presidential election years, business i.
dnil and the firm, like many other man
ufacturers this year, are ahead of orders
tfi an extent to necessitate a brief sus
pension. " Their woolen mills will
continue in operation acd the Arista
resume work at the expiration of the
aoove lime
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Mr.J.S.CAfpres. ' ' """""" "
yigSg3oC; Dear Sir: I have used your smoking
SSgSiSS' tobacco. However, the very little use that!
ygjjftp2 make of the article in this shape may not en- r&fepvilp
tide me to be a good judge, but I must pro
taSjsJ5 nounce it of excellent quality and flavor. 2itEp
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' Wabhdcotoii, My 13th, 1884. S
Mr. J.S.CARR,Prest. ffli?
Dhar Sir : I take great pleasure in recom- . tSgOTW
ggg mending your celebrated Smoking Tobacco sffafrlagfte
iaisKS5?S as free from impurities, of excellent flavor, Sj:
aWls and shoulJ be a favorite with all tobacco ' ggfig
oTO smokers. Very respectfully, MKg
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ALFRED TENNYSON. 1 .
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Thackeray's gifted daughter, Anne, in her
sketch of Alfred Tennyson, in Harjxr'x
Monthly, tells of her visit to the great poet.
She found him smoking Blackwell's Bull Dur
ham Tobacco, sent him by Hon. James Russell
Lowell, American Minister to the Court of St.
James.
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V. S. SiratIi Tubnim, D. C, April 8, 1SS4.
Dkak Sir : For five years past I have used
constantly the Blackweil Durham Smoking
Tobacco. I regard it as the best and most
satisfactory smoking tobacco I have ever used,
and take great pleasure in recommending it to
all who, like wy self, are fond of the pipe.
to
I have been for over twenty years a con
stant smoker. I find in Blackwell's Durham
that true excellence found in no other brand .
uniformity; every package being the same. I
can smoke it at all limes, day and night, with
impunity ; it acts as a mild and pleasant stimu
ant, always quiets my nerves, and in no way
disagrees with me. It is a great comforter,,
a pure, sweet and mild smoke.
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Cliurcli Services To-Morrow.
St. John's Church, "corner Third and Red
Cross strcet3. Rev. James Carmlchael. I. D.
Rector. fc.leen:h Sundav after Trinity, Aug.
-4th. !8St Moving Pr yer at 7 3 a. rn. Lita
ny, Contirmai i n and Holy Communion at 11
o'clock. Sunday School at 5 o'clock, p. m.
evening l'rayer ato o clock.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner of I
Fourth and Camjjbell streets. Services at 11
a ni. a- ;i s p. m , conuactea oy tne nev. A.
Mc Fay den. Sabbath School at 4 p. m.
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
ruth streets. Kov. T..U. lrltchard. u. L.
pator. Sunday Scho 1 at 9.S0 a. m. Services
t il a. ni., conducted by Rev. Colin fchw.
Prayer andFraiee meeting Thursday night at I
o o CIOCK.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third aln
Orange streets. Rev. Joseph R. Wilson
D. D., Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 5 45
p. n. Lectnre Thursday at 8.15 p. m.
Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and
Church streets, Rev. W. I. Hull, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Class meet
ng at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even
ng at o'ciock.
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Wabhinotox, D. C., April 8th, 1884.
Mrj . S. Car, Pres.
Sir : I am now smoking your most excel
lent Durham Tobacco, and can most heartily
recommend it to all smokers of the weed. It
is free from all impurities, imparts a pleasant
aroma, and is preferable to all other brands
of tobacco that I have smoked.
' Senator from Kentucky.
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V. 8. Scpatk, Wahijtoiii D. C, April 9, 1884.
Dear Sir : In reply to your favor, it gives
me pleasure to Cay that I have used the Black,
well Durham Stnoking Tobacco, manufactured
by your company, and Hove found it A No. x,
in quality and flavor. Yours truly.
Senator
MUtowri.
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I From K v. W-H.Uii.born, th e famm Blind Preach tr
New Yokk, April 3d. 1864.
For ten or twelve years I have used Black
well's Durham Smoking Tobacco, and find
it the most satisfactory of all I have tried.
I gave Thomas Carlyle a pound f it, as we
often smoked together, and he warmly praised
it. I have found no tobacco on either conti
nent that compares with it.
$s$mm& v fy
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UOJttXttJblKClAr. NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
August 234 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of firm at 28 cents. Sales of 50 casks afc
r rout ana vainut streets, ite v. ur. k. a. tu-
ROSIN Quoted firm at 95 cents for
Yates, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. ' and 8 t.
m. Sabbath school at 3 p. m., W. M. Parker,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, christian Strained and $1.00 for Good Strained.
Association Tuesday evening after first and I TAP rtiir.tvri . i m uui
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clockf Seats free and Quoted firm at $1.60 per bbl
strangers and visitors cordially Invited. of 280 lbs
Seamen's Bethel, Dock between Water and
a ront streets, capt. W. J. Fotter, Misslona
ry to tne &
1U.30 a. m
others are conlially
ot the service will be hi Norwegian, conducted COTTON OnrtH firr Thtt Wnw.
uv isdl uniia iansen. I . . w
St Thomas Pro-CalhedraL First Mass at 7
ing are the official quotations:
am. bcconUMassat 10 a. m. Vesners and I Orrtinonr ' oi
R.rioo tfJ - hwauraman '
Christ Church (Congregationallst)Xnii street. -fcPJ.J'ddljnf 101
mInletDr ln!iKhlnir canrliuia ot 11 nlA1r a I Uvu) T.IIZ. " . . T
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
seamen, services every Sunday at steady at $1.85 for Virgin and Yellow
m and 4.30 p. m. Seamen and aU n- m A A. r- .
e conlially Invited. Seats free.-Part UlV antJ l "r Hard. - -
cents
m. and 8 o'clock, p. in. Pastor's Bible Class
at 12.15 p. m, l'rayer and Praise meeting,
31,
a" Good Middling.
Wednesday. 8 o'clock, u.m. Snndav School
3 o'clock, p. m.. In Memorial Hall, corner 7th
ana nunsts.
Cotton.
DAILT BKCEIPTS:
Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, between SDlritS Turnentinp
Ihiirrh hnd CMtln stiwte. . I?a .t T k- I F AUrpeilune
juuiu uuu vrtsuu Bireeis. .uev. u. r. ivmg, I r7-,c!:.
Pastor. Scirvirvsstlln m niln m I twOSin .
day School at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every I Tar.
Tuesday night.
lrlrst Baptist Church, (col.) corner of Fifth
ana uampueu streets, a. xu. uonway, pastor,
Preachiug at 10.30 a. m.. 3 p. m.t and 7.30 p.
m. S. S. School at 1 p. m.
8 bales
323 casks
891 bbls
76 bbls
Crude Turpentine. hq bbls
MAKLNJB NEWS.
ABRIVED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
Quarterly Meetings.
Fourth Round for the Wilmino-tnn TiUe Master.
District of the Methodist E. Church. 0 ?a.IJ? WQt Louise, Woodside.
South: omiiaviue. juasxer
Smithville, September 27-28. Steamer D. Murcbison, Smith.' Fay
RUden Cirenitst Antinnh fVt Ajt etteville, G W William a Xr. n .
Whiteyille Circuit, Oct. 7-8. L, Steamer John Dawson, Black" Point
xi runs wick circuit at bnaiiotte Uamp, x-auaison
Oet. 11-12. Schr Is C Hickman .TnaonW pnwK
Waccamaw lissiorj, Oct. 15. Amboy Geo Ilarriss & Co, with steel
r lecuiugton circuit. VJCC. lo-lu. I " x u. i n ft
P.Uzabeih Circuit, Oct. 20 21. Scr Sarah Harding, Melvin,
Cokesbnrv fHronit nt oa Charleston.. S C.: Horr,-,, r
Clinton Circuit at Clinton, Oct. 26-27. ith Phosphate rock to Navassa Goaho
Dupliu Circuit. Nov. 1-2
Onslow Circuit, Nov. 8-9.
Point Caswell Mission, Nov. 13.
Topsail Circuit. Nov. 15-16.
WilmiDgton, Front Street, Nov. 22-23.
W.H Bobbitt, P E.
XCotifirli on ToQthache."
Instant relief for "Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Faceache." Ask lor, "Rouzh on
Toothache." 15 & 25c.,
CLEARED.
Steamshin ReffnlaLm-
Tort. H O Smalibonea '
SiSR&fflSri1 XV-
Steamer JohnDawson, Black, Point
Caswell R P Paddison. ,
Steamer D Murcbison. Smith. Fa v-
STOCKS ON HAND AUGUST 23, 1884.
Cottonashore, 703: afloat 45: total,
748.
Spirits ashore, 3,988; afloat, 2,613;
total, 6T601.
Rosin ashore, 81,103; afloat, 2,047:
total, 83,210.
Tar ashore, 423; afloat, 247; total,
ou.
Crade ashore, 2,204.
RECEIPTS FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 23. -
Cotton. 48; spirits, 2,130; rosin, 8,315;
. tar, 815; prude, 1,966.
EXPORTS FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 23.
DOMESTIC.
Spirits, 162 ; rosin. 153 ; tar, 1,381 ; crude,
1,695.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 2,500; rosin, 5,316.
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" V. S. Sbnatk, Wahitox, D. C., April 10, 1884.
J. S. Carr, Esq., Pres. ,
Dear Si : In answer to yours of yesterday
I have 40 say that I have for many years
used the Blackwell's Durham Smoking Tobac
co and prefer it to any other that I have tried.
Respectfully ; '
'Wm
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YESSELS Ik THE PORT OF WILMINGTON, N. C.
August 16, 1884.'
No vessel under 60 tpns reported In thts list.
BARqUJ3.
Nor Ipeula Capri, 335 tons, Danlejsen.
Ger August, 317 tons. Grabe. F Metinc
. E Peschau A Westermann
Nor Frey, 281 tons, Hatvorser , Helde & Co
Nor Deodata, 372 tons, Andersen, Heido & Co
,.ys.tu-: BRIGS, ir,
Am. I. M. Mexrltt, 367 tons, Hale,
scndoNERlfHarrl8a&Co
Timothy Fields, rjtf tons, Adams,
9nn. . . .EG Barker Co
Fannie R Williams, 366 ton STnSST8 C
Fstelle Day. 228 tons, WUHlntH 00
Horce!3. Lanlair, muami Z?Z$ & 00
Geo Ilarriss & Co
LIST
OF VESSELS CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
pl jSnf8 6 tn t1. Ller
July? iAm40i to'. TaxakUen, at Para,
tffiSSrSeW'' 'n. "Bed
DuJL fSa"-' tona. Cochran, sailed from
slSS rroffrVri
ntjK3 t0M' Eo8hcr-
lUmbSnl ae from
troVtert23 --W
Arc Jntv 1 from f
City Drug Store.
316 MARKET STREET.
(Nothing funny about this.)
JF YOU WILT, COME TO CONOLEY'S
and try a glass of his cool Soda Water, and
leave watermelons alone, Mustard Plastori
will be selling at a discount, and can te for
nlshed when needed by 1
J. W. CONOtEY, Manager.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sure to WiD,
Q.OOD GOODS AT A FAIR PBICX WH
draw customers- - Fxperlonce has UnftJ
this . Our stock Is selected and priced oi
line. Tin Ware, Toilet Sets, Foot Matt,Ur
STOVES of all grades at -,
- PARKER & TAYLOffi
-"PURE .WHITE OIL. ... B
No exchange here
aug 20
'WENDS AKDmiOCIMENS:
JJEAR MB FOR MY CAUSAE AND BE 81 -
lent, that ye may hear. f !
Colognes, Extracts. Toilet and Sachet Pow
ders, Jbap, Turkish Towels, Toilet Cases;
Full line of Drugs Ac. Prescriptions a spec
laity. At i
- P- C. MILLER'S,
aug ! Corner Fourth and Nun sts
Lemons. Butter,) Lemons.
JUST RECEIVING BT A.jC. LINE and N.
Y. Steamer, all of which will be sold low In
quantities to suit. 00 bushs. V. Meal, 75
Boxes Lemons, 25 tuba Va. and N. a Y. Butter
Michigan Flour, Virginia Flour. Bacon. Laid.
x E. G. BLAIR,
June 12 vnq. 19 N.; Second Street.
F. G. & N. Kobinson.
-TKARE THANKTULTO OUB FRIEND
for their llberarjpatronage. I ' -
rtlS,!iPck U?U f h iroodsl are guaranteed
nd they can be returned at our exnenscif
not satisfactory. We are or In reSinf
EGGS and CHICKENS, which we ieUkrf thJ
very lowest market prices, if at the
i?it??MaScfs:ancl f 1 we
rot jquAlUyanasoia
Board.
A IEW TABLE BOABDEBS CAS J
accommodated during the Summer
at reasonable rates. Pit 1 Bant tocattojj
attendance and the best the market wor
Transient boarders accommodated n
day or week. MRS. KOBEBT LB,
113 Market BtrceV
July 11 1yd Aw r ftllmlngto. jfc,
1884. Furniture. 1SS1-
yynoLESALE and retail.
STOCK arriving every day for the Fall
Merchants and others will saye w
placing their orders with me.
Please senl for price list or calH
placing order 1 with-others. . '
D. A. SMITH ,
. Furniture Dealer, N. Front0
aug 18
londay
XD ALL THE WKKK TOU WILI, And
ThutiMV":... J5itaitK.,
Tbe UTe-Grocer and Commission Merchant.
- 1U North, Water stT
No Band oMIuslc !
rUk 1 DEMOCRATIC BOOM, Tp5'
lum, After Breakfast, Always.XJ
Key West and Tellow Leg Scents OP
so good we do not bare to go laff
Medicine way of adrertiflng. OW
WHISKEY, Ac, at wrTt giiXL
aug 13 OLU WORTH STATE b-
House Builders.
HARDWARE OF EVEBY Pjfg1
Locks, Hinges, Buttt. JS Vrf
Fastenings, Ac Contractors can
by consultii'jr us. Large stock, gw
ment and goodgoods. c0
Magi?"""" U1bMiSfZ,
Library lamps-
JUTE HANDSOMEST AND
sortment ever seen In th'" ' ' '
- Lamps and LiXi 'P6'
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