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Quarantine Notice
QUARANTINE FOR THE PORT OF Wil
mington will li enforced from May 1st to
Norombsr 'at, as follow :
Pilots will bring all ve-selsfivm Ports south
of Cape FeaT to the Quarantine anchorage;
also, all vessels which have had an7 kind of
sickness on ooard dnrl vr the parage or
arrival, and will cause a signal to be eet in the
main rigelc.a; ca the port side, as soon 'as pos
sible af ter crossing the Bar
Io vessel must leave the Quarau tire anchor
age, or allow any peraon. steamer or tug boat,
lighter, r boat of any kind t- go along el c,
unless by written authorlt- Jroin the Quaran
tine Physician; and ivery eescl musit be an'
chored as tar to the eastward of the channel
as U consistent with safety.
Regulations gcverniog vessels while in Quar
antine may be had on application at the office
of thi Quarantine Physician as Smiuivil'.e
Applications for permit to visit vessels in
Quarantine must be made li Dr. Thomas F.
Wood or Dr.:-eo. G. Thomas, and -oernvts bo
obtained will be end rsed by the Quarantine
Physician, if. in his opinion, it Ja proper and
safe to allow cmmunlcation with Buch vepeeis,
A penalty of S- 0 for each and every offence,
will be enforceu ag.inst any person violating
jtjij of the Quarantine Regulations oi the Port.
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Quarantlna Physician, Port of Wilmington.
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GEO. G. THOMAS. M. D. Consultants.
mar I 2am 6m 1&15
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f BEFOREV- AND -AFTOTJ
f he Daily Review.
msn. T. JAMES; Editor & Prop.
WII JllINGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1884.
Entered at the PostofSce at Wilmington, N. C,
.t8 second-daas matter.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election Tuesday, Nov. 4.
FOK president:
G ROVER CLEVELAND,
of New York.
for vice president:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
of Indiana.
FOR GOVERNOR :
ALFRED M. SCALES,
of Guilford.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR :J
CHARLES M. STEDMAN.
of New Hanover.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
WILLIAM Jj. SAUNDERS,
of Wake.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
FOR AUDITOR :
W. P. ROBERTS,
of Gates. )
FORfATTORNEY GENERATE
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncombe.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION: S M. FINGER,
of Catawba.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT:
A. S. MERRIMON,
of Wake.
FOR ELECTORS-AT-LARGE:
W. II. KITCHEN,
JOHN N. STAPLES.
FOL. CONGRESS:
R. T. BENNETT,
of Anson.
ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT ,
ALFRED. ROWLAND,
ofRcbesnn.
The New York World, in its Friday's
iasue,. presents the si'uation of affairs
just as it seems to stand now, tbo result
otihe election in Ohio and West Virgin
i: living been definitely determined
It counts up a&followa:
isor Clevelanll certain: Alabama, 10;
Arkansas, 7; Delaware, 3; Florida, 4;
Georgia, 12; Kentucky, 13; Louisiana,
8; Maryland, 8; Mississippi. 9; Missou
ri, 16; North Carolina. 11; South Caro- j
Iina,9;Tenncsaee, lSjTexa?, 13; Virgin-i
iti. 12; West Virginia 6. Total. 153.
For Blaine certain: Maine, 6; Mas
sachusetts, 14; Minnesota, 7; Nebras
ka. 5: New HaniDshire. 4: Pennsvlvs-
nia, 30; Rhode Island, 4; Vermont, 4.
Total, 74
Debatable, but with a Democratic
record and strongest probabilities for
Clevflaud: Connecticut, G; Indiana.
15; New Jersey, 9; New York, 36.
Total, 66.
Doubtful, with chances about even:
California. 8; Illinois 22; Iowa. 13;
Kansas. 9; Michigan, 13; Nevada, 3;
Oregon, 3; Wisconsin. 11. Total, 82.
Doubtful, with chauees probably fa
voring Blaine: Colorodo, 3; Ohio, 23.
Total, 26.
Necessary J;o elect 201 electoral
votes.
The World adds : Although set down
as "debatable." there i absolutely hut
.slight if any doubt that the Democrats
win carry Connecticut, Indiana. iNew
Jersey and New York, which with the
153 certain Democratic electoral vote3
of the Southern States, will give Cleve
land 219 votes, or 18 more than a ma
jority of the ElectcMp.i;Colle2e. But of
i he States classified! as doubtful, with
about even chances, Cleveland has a
fair prospect in Illinois. Nevada and
Wisconsin. These would add 36 to
his vote, making the total 255 and
leaving 146 votes Icr Blaine.
Butisitrat all certain that Blaine
will carry Ohio in November? In the
general election he will be unable to
concentrate money and personal exer
tion cn that Statu, as he did in last
Tuesday's contest. It will not be so
easv to make a combination with the
St. John Prohibitionists as it was to
bring about a lusion with the State
Prohibitionists. Many Republicans
supported the Republican State o ulcers
who will refuse to vote lor Mr. Blaine
because of his personal corruptions.
A change of 5,000 votes would U.ke
Ohio out of the Republican column in
Novenifcer.
California is more likely to remain
Democratic than to turn back to Re
publicanism, and Oregon will follow in
her wake. So it seems probable that
Blaine may be left with about a dozen
States after all.
This would be a desirable result. It
woaM avert all danger cf an attempt
to repeat the crime of 1876, and the
nonor and character of the nation would
be advanced by such a signal rebuke ot
official corruption.
The Republican party must go if the
Republic is to stay.
The Xttcs and Observer seems to
think that the result ot the elections in
Ohio and West Virginia has really been
to cook Mr. Blaine's Presidential goose
It says : .
The fall elections have been a Wa
terloo defeat to the aspirations r.f r.
Blaine. Iet us seo what was proposed.
West Virginia was to be carried and
the solid South broken. This was one
ot the points in Mr. Blaine's canvass.
E'kiDs was to manage it; and be de
clared that it was "a mere question of
finance.0 Blaine and Lo?an both went
into that Stote to arouse the enthusi
asm of their friends and papporters.
The combined strength ot the Green -backers
and Republicans in ejections
heretofore came within about 2,000 ot
th Democratic strength. Elklns made
the fusion and built hopes thereon of
success. ' Bui behold the State has gone
overwhelmingly Democratic So van--ishes
that hope. : -
And now turn to Ohio. At the last
full vote the Republicans had a major
ity of 34,000. Blaine and Logan staked
all on Ohio. The National Republican
committee piled up its treasure there
and spent it with a free hand. In Cin
cinnati a thousand Federal , deputy
marshals attempted to overawe the
people and every artifice was resorted
to on Blaine's behalf; but the people,
in the greatest poll that ever was cast,
have given the Republicans an esti
mated plurality over the Democrats of
only 13,115. This is a practical defeat.
It shows a falling off in the Republican
strength of 21,000 nearly six per cent.
Tat means a falling away of ore Re
publican in sixteen! It shows a Dem
ocratic gain of 24,000. On the basis of
that vote Blaine's chances are cone.
He can hope for nothiog. All the
doubtful States will on that basis give
Cleveland lartfe majorities. Blaine has
nothing to expect, now that Ohio has
shown 'that he does not carry the Re-'
nublicad party with him. He is repu
diated. His election is impossible.
The people in the two fall States have
spoken and by their voice snow that
the public mind is against him. He n
already defeated. His canvass is ut
terly hopeless. The Plumed Knight is
oeaten Farewell, Mr. Blaine! bic
transit gloria mundi!
OOTOBEU ODDS.
Spectator "What is funnier
to see
than a man's hat blowing off?" We
don't know what the right answer is,
but wo should say it was two ; men's
hats blowing off.
"The conductors of the new electric
street cars are to be under ground,"
says an exchaoge. rom this we infer
that only dead men are eligible tor po
sitions. Boston Post.
Courtship in Mexico is called , doing
the bear " Statistics do not show
whether this reler3 to the growl of the
rirPs father, or to the great hugging
act. New York Journal.
"Here is an article about 'The Land
of the Midnight Sun.' :' said Mrs. B&s
com. "It ' cn't mean this country,
because this is the land of the midnight
husband." Drake Magazine.
Somewhere in the world there must
be great and good men who are posi
lively without sin ; but they are ncver
heard'of in a political convention ex
cept they go there to make the opening
prayer. Picayune.
"What influence has the moon upon
theti-o?" asked the professor. The
class wag replied that he did uot know
exactly what influence it had upon the
tied, but that it had a tendency to make
the untied awfully spooney.
The Arctic regions are not without
their pleasures. The Esquimaux 5 girU
are very pretty, dance, sing and d not
care for ice cream. Hot drinks! and
walrus blubber are their peculiarwvani
tie., and seal skin sacque3 are sold at
two iron hoops and a tenpenny nail.
Boston Transcript. ; -
''Why," he pleaded." our very i cir
cumstances bind us together; our sim
ilar tastes, our friendship, long ac
quaintance " "Yes," she replied,
even age couid. bioti us toetner.
"What ace, dearest ? he asked. "Mu
cilage," answered she, gluemily. AjTfie Resolution ot the Diocesan Conven
miuute later, as he paste up and down,
the room alone, he realized that his
laiiure was gumplete. Life
Aver's S.arsanatilla in thft oniokftst
cure for all blood diseases. Its effects
are felt immediately.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oysters
AT NO. 112 SOUTH "FRONT STREET.
HUMPHREY A JENKLNSJkeep
fresh New Itiver and Myrtle
Oxove Ousters. Sent C O. D. Al-
bagev Onions, Sweet &ndlrln Potatoes, which
we will sell low for cali , , eept 23
Bagging, Ties, Gins,
1 000 EOLLS BACGING.;
3 000 BundleaABiOWTIES
Bales Baling Twine,
Hall's cotton Glna, Wilson, Child's A Co.'s
Wagons.
&UNDSIES Yreah Candy, Fresh Crackers,
Fresh Cakes, Fresh Cheese. Coffee, Sugar,
Flour, Molasses, Meat, Lrd,Soap, Soda, Lye,
Powder, fchot, Caps, Case and Cansed G$ods.
i .
For sale by ;
ot 6 KKRCHNER & CALDEB BROS
Furniture.
JKW STOCK rOB FALL TBAD&, ;.
ABBIV1KQ EVEBT DAT
Manufactured express for this market.
New Styles and Low Prices. Call and exam
ine our extensive variety of Jew and Fash
lonsble Goods, all made this svson.
D. A. SMITH.
Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street
oct 15
NATIONAL MILLS.
All Wool Cassimeres,
Direct from the Factory.
DESIRABLE GOODS FOK MEN BOYS.
A FULL LINE JUST OPENED.
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1w w v : ja ji ill, JLbXyJA
Ct 4
Appointments by the Bishop of
East Carolina.
FALL TISITATIOX 1884.
Oct. 19, Sunday, Point Caswell.
Oct. 23. Thursdar.M. P.. S. SUsDhen's
Gotdsboro. . .
Oct, 24, Friday." S. Barnabas, Snow
Oct. 2G. Sunday. S. Mary V, Kinston.
Oct. 27.a Monday, Holy innocent's
Lenoir Co. . ; .
Oct. 28. Tuesday, M. P.. S. John's,
Pitt Co.
Oct. 28. Tuesday, E. P., S. Michael's.
Pitt Co.
" Oct. 30, Thursday, S. Paul's. Beau
fort. . Nov. 2. Sunday, M. P., Christ
Church, Now Berne.
Nov. 2, Sunday. E. P.. S. Cyprian's,
New Berne.
Nov, 5. Wednesday, E. P., S John's,
South Mills.
Nov. 7, Friday,. M. P.. S. John's,
New begun. ..
Nov. 8. Saturday, M. P., S. Joseoh's,
Camden C. H.
Nov. 9, Sunday, Christ Churcb.Eliza
beth City.
Nov. 11, Tuesday, M. P., Holy
lrinuy, iiertiorav .
Nov. 12. Wednesday.
Woodvillo, Perquimans;
Nov. 14, Friday, M.
Gatesvilie.
Nov. -16, Sunday, S.
S. Barnabas,
P., S. Mary's,
Peter's, Gates
Jo.
Nov. 18, Tuesday, M. P., S. John's,
Wmton.
Nov. 19. Wednesday, M. P., S. Bar
nabus, Murfreesboro.
Nov. 22. Saturday, M. P.. Holy In
nocent's. Avoca
Nov. 23, Sunday, M. P., S. Luke's,
Washington Co. .
Nov. 23, Sunday, E. P.. Grace,
Plymouth.
Nov. 25. Tuesday, M. P., S. Paul's,
Edenton.
Nov. 30, Sunday. Convocation, S.
David's, Scuppernong.
Dec. 1, Monday, M. P., S. Andrew's,
Columbia.
Dec. 4, Thursday, M. P., Grace,
Woodville, Bertie Co.
Dec. 5, Friday, M. P., S.Mark's
Roxobel.
Dec 7. Sunday, S. Thomas', Wind
sor. Dec. 9. Tuesday, M. P.,Zion Church,
Beaufort Co. ,
Dec. 10. Wednesday, M. P., S.James
Beaufort Co
Dec. 10, Wednesday, E. P., Pantego,
Beaufort Co.
Dec. 11. Thursday, M. P.. S. John's.
Makelyville.
Dec. 12, Friday, Swan Quarter.
Dec
Bay.
13, Saturday, M. P., Juniper
Dec. 14. Sunday, S. George's, Hyde
Go.
Dec.
Dec.
15. Monday, Fairfield.
19, Friday, M. P., Aurora.
"Dec. 20, Saturday, M. P.. S. John's
Durham's Creek
Dec. 21, Sunday, Trinity. Chocowin
ity. '
Dec. 21, Sunday. E. P., Haw Branch
Dec. 22, Monday, Vaneeboro.
Dec. 23, Tuesday, S. Paul's, Green
ville. Dec. 25, Thursday, (Christmas) S.
Peter's, Washington.
Dec. 28, Sunday M. P., S. Thomas'.
Bath.
Dec. 30, Tuesday. M. P., Jamesville.
Dec 31. Wednesday,! M. P., Advent;
Williamston.
Jan'y 1. 1885, Thursday, M. P S,
Martin's, Hamilton.
Holy Communion at all Morning
Services. " -Collections - for mocesan
Missions. . A opportunity may offer
tho' children will be catechised. 'I he
BteLbp requests that in accordance with
tion, arrangements be made in each
parish tor a meeting of the Vestry with
the Bishop.
White Cypress and Yellow
Pine
BLINDS AND D00BS,
Guaranteed as good as the best.
Moulding, Brackets. Balusters and Orna
mental Wood Work,
oct lG PARSLEY & WIGGINS.
Conoley's Drag Store.
21G MARKET STREET.
IALLXnD SIX AMINE MY STOCK OF
j new goods, consisting of Drugs, Patent
Medicines ana jrancr Touet Articles, i nave
a full line. All pure and fresh. .
Prescriptions prepared with accuracy.
oM . J. W.CONOLET.
At Cost I
QVER 600 BOXES TOBACCO AT COST
to clove ont. Also, a large stock of Plug and
Smoking Tobacco at very low prices,., from
the Best Fartorles In Virginia.
Cigars and CigaFettes
By the mlllilon. at the Office of
CAPE FEAB TOBACCO WORKS,
sept 15 tf No. 133 North Mirket 8U
For Sale.
A Job Printing Office,
in
GOOD CONDITION.
LIBERTY PBE&S.
0ver 100 Fonts Type.z:
APPLY TO
JOSH. T. JAMES,
Wilmington, K. C
OCt 8.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE GREAT GER!
REMEDY:
FOR PAIH.
RUtm a4 cum
BIIEU3IATIS3T,
i Neuralela, .
Gciatica, Lttmbsgo,
CACIIACIIE, ;
SORE THROAT.
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SPRAINS, I
Sonnst, Cotvlraitj, .
. . FROSTBITES,
nurtN.s, SCALDS,
A4 an otter kodll aetM
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nrn CISTS l.BDTTll.
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PaUars. IircctMMM la 11
Unoara i - - j
BalUaMtv, KC, U.S. A.
29irdw.
1 -.
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IW CASH
To SMOKERS of Blackwell's
Genuine. Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
This Special Deposit Is to guarantee the
payment of the 25 premiums fully described
in our former announccnlents. . j
Th rromlntn tHll Vx rvnld nr muttpr hniw
mail we numoer oz Dags returned may ue.
OJle BlaekwdT Durham Tobacco Co.,
Durham, If. C ifay 10, 1884. i
P. A. "V5TLEY. Esq., r - f
please place on Special Deposit to pay premiums
for our empty tobacco bags to be returned Deo.
lth. Yours truly. J. S. CARR. President.
i CJke of th4 Bank of Ihtrham, j
T Durham, if. C.,llay I0,lS84.f i
J. S. CARR, Esq.. . -i
FrtH. BlaekvttTt Dtrrham Tebacoo Co.
Dia 8m: I have to acknowledge receipt or
110.00 from too. -which we have placed upon
Special Deposit for tne o
Kone erenuine withottt picture of BULLcu the
. package.
fafSoe our other announcements.
septl nrm
JUSTi OPENED !
-AT-
1. 1. KATZS,
116 PJJarket St.,
Aii Entire New Stock
-OF-
F ALL AND -
'
WINTER GOODSi
BLACK AND COLORED SILKF, .
RHADAMES. ARMOURS, BROCADES,
SATINS AND SILK VELVETS. !
FRENCH DRESS GOODS-
OTTOMANS, TRICOTS, !
SHUDDAS, CASHMERES.
- : ! !il ' i
FANCY PLAIDS & COMBINATIONS,
In all Qualities and Shades.
Ladies' Cloth and Flannel
" -I 1:1- - .
Suitings. 1
A SUPERB 81 OCK OF M INCH GOODS,
eomprlstrg every Grade and S
hade.
LADIES' DOLMANS, j
NEW MARKET, j H
cloth and Jersey !
WALKING-JAC KETS.
1 t
O !.;-
Shawls, Skirts, Corsets.
LADIES' AND CHILD RENS UNDERWEAR
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR AND F0RNISHIN8
' 600DS. .f; :
Table and Piano Covers, ' '
Smyrna Bugs,' Cretonnes, - h
linen Damasks, Towels, Napkins,
White Goods, every variety, r
Embroideries, Ribbons. Laces,
Hosiery, Gloves,! , .
8taple and Domestic Goods,
Notions, Ac., Ac
u -
1
All of the above have been boutht dnrioir
the present panic in prices, cheaper than ever
before known In the history of Drr Goods.
and If my kind patrons will cal'j GOOD MA
jfiWALS ana xxW PRICES will do the
selling. -i " . -
M. M. tCATZ, -
116 Market St.
W. & E. S. LATIMER,
Attornevs-at-Law. :-'
Oflce 8. E. Cor. Princes and Water St.
3a 7 .
mm
pi ii iii.li n t iii i ft i t i
Company.
oa. N. C iept, :o. i;H
Change of Schedule.
J I wSlst un, xl
4rAuiw MATLASDEXPirrv
DailvexMmt At,.. '-l
Kg.
No. 2. 5 Arrive Raldeh au... ? ?.
. . ) Arrive at Wilmington tuV.lSi
2?T! P ) designated la itriLli
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSKV ,
lPTTmrJ rr raw ;
Dally except SundajK
no. s. 9iT!o.J.t f i j
Ko i Leave Shelby , ''
lHO:4 ArrIChVlotl;:C:.V5p-!
Triina No. 1 und e m t- "
r jixjiw at auciuv. ,,7"
AtlanU and all points Sontw..,
L. C. jnv
F. w. riimrci ?EFs
sent 20 I -
Wilmingtoxi & Wel&
Railroad Company.
OrnuB or Qexz&xl SursaiKTiaiDrxr
I
Wilmington, N.C, May 9, isst- t
Change of Schedule.
AN AWT) A Ir'PTPT? .TTTf V 1fv
JA. M., PasscEcerTraina oa the ivik- j
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS W
NOS. 47 NOKTH XJfD 48 SoCTD.
Leave W Ihnington, Front St. Dcpt. P 00 A
Arrive at Weldon....... 135 jr
Leave Weldon;...... ikp
Arrive at Wllm'gton, Front St.D'pt, test.
Fast Through Mate. & PassexgmTu,
Daily No. 43 south.
Leave Weldonl.'.l..... ..... ... . s
Arrive at Wilmgton,FrontS.t. D'p't liiCf.i
MAIL AND PASSENGEB TRAI5 Dll
No. 43 North.
Leave Wilmington 8.35 P i
Arrive at Weldon....; .. J5 3
Train No. 40 South will stop only it W!kJ
Goldaboro and Maimnlla 1
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Eocif
Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 P. M. and 4JS i
M. Dailv. iSundava cir:itplv nt-J
leave Tarboro at 3 P. 3L and 10.00 A Jki Ihi
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Ratal to.
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. 4L E
inminc leave Srn'Und KV.-W . a i
dally exonct Snndav. .
Train No. 47 maJte close conteo& xVp
don for all bolsta Nnrih h,iiv k .v,
Richmond, and daily except Sunday rU u
Train No. 43 mis dallv und TrmVAAfiAu
nection for all Points North via ElchmotdiJ
WaRhlnrton. I . : . . - I
mi trams run soud between WPnuagtaif
tt attiuugkun, miu uavo x-uuman r&uoe til
Eer coach will be attached to local frelgLtlrJ
ig Wilmington at .6.55 1 A. M. DsAlj errf
ouuuay.
. , JOHN F. DITO.T,
'1 General Superlntendc;
T. M. EMERSON, Genera;. ?asBayer Att
julV 15 -1
, r- :
WilmMgtoii, Colnmli
& Annista R. 11. Co.
Ojtzox ov Gi3nXAiv StrrEErrrrocrrr.
' WlTralhgtoii. N. C. Joly 11.154
Change of Schedule.
rN AND AFTER JULY 13th,' 1. 1
J 9X0 A. M., the f ellowmg Paseeaiar s
Uie wiu be run on uua roaa :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAUjT-5
Leave Wilmington.. -
Leave Florence. ...........
Arrive at C. C A A. Junction......
Arrive at Columbia -Sr!
Leave Columbia... ,r2s 1
I4jave a, C. & A,; Junction...
Leave Florence.. YStit
Arrive at Wilmington... - u)
Nioht MAttAjro pass won Taint,
' NO. 40 win. J
Leave Wilmington 1,0'lL
Arrive at Florence..... U3
MAIL AND PASSENGEB TRArS PA-
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Tmva riarptirti at "r i'
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Arrive at Wilmington
Train 43 stops at all Stations. .a
no. 40 stops only at a iemmw. "lTm i
Paasenirera for Columbia and tU PC'-- TJ
A C. IL 1L, C, A A.R.R.SUons,
tlon. and all points beyond, shoulia .
40 Night Express. - taai
Separate Pullman Sleepertfor Attf-i
Train 40. .fc..utar.
- iiitM'Mmti utn TMitveen Char i
an A (Ma&0 mm awv 1
Wilmington, i , . aic.
Local freight leaves WUmlcrton 1M J
ceps sunaay at 7.uo a-
zt: .t nrvLS. l
. T. M. EMEESON, General Paasetwtr-M5
July li
Cleveland & Hendricto;
Blaine & Logan!!
JACKSON & BEIi-,!
THREE ITICKBTS for the PEOfi
The first two ticket fi
People.
anything and everything tW w
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UftU JU Hit? Biijt
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MondaV
AND ALL THE WEEK YuU wU .j
' . . 1. peache' i
large cona,gnxneiii3 - -
Chickens. Eggs SfJoP.
ta must b sold c
Ttc Live Grocer j
Throuirh Sleentair nr
Charlotte finl Kalelh and ChrVtJci
JTake Train No. 1 for SUtcsvilK". 1
Western N ORE, AaheviUe and Su Vj
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