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rhls medicine, combining Iron with pure
vefretaDie tonics, quietly ana completely
Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, WetutnesK,
impure Hlood, MaJarla,CnlIls or d Fevers,
And rienralcliu
It is an iiniatllng: remedy for Diseases cf the
K11ct2ys and iJrer.
It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
Women, anvan viio leaa sedentary uvea.
It does not injure the teeth, cause ht-adechcor
produce constipation other Iron medicares do
It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates
The Appetite, aias the assimilation ot looci. re
vives Heartburn and Belching, and strength
f.is the muscles and nerve?.
For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack o1
Kncrgy, &c, it; has no equal.
3Rr The penuine has abqve trade mark and
crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no cthor
uUottlybr BUOWa CUE3IICAL CO., BALTI30KK, SU
uly llldJkwly
tc2dpnrm
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
White
Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass.
GENCY FOR N. Y. ENAMEL
C0'8 BEADY PREPARED PAINT.
QALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND
get our prices before purchasing The fact
that our Paints are from the celebrated Fac
!
torlos of Wetherlll ft Co., and Harrlsoa Bros
ft Co., Is sufficient guarantee for tholr quality
and purity.
A Una line of Cooklner stoves at Facto y
i
Prlce, In addition to oar large and fall?
HARDWARE STOCK,
to which your attention la.reapectfully Invited.
I NATH'L JACOBI,
8pt 3 I in South Front St
Quarantine Notice.
QUARANT' FOR THE PORT OF Wil
mington will enforced from May 1st to
Novomber 1st, as follows :
Pilots will bring all ve'selafrcm Ports south
of Cape Fi ;r to the "'larantc i.nchorrw;
also, all vessels which nave had any klndoi
sickness oa board during the paesige. or or
arrival, nd will cause a signal to be tset ia'the
rjin rigging oa the port side, as soon as pos
sible after crossing ttus Bur.
No v-cel must ieave the Quarantine anchor
age, or allow any person, stmcccr or ttig l-oat,
lighter, or boat of any ki; x to go along si c,
unless by wrliten authority frooi thp Quaran
tine Physician ; and every vessel mast be an
chored as tar to the eastward of the channel
as lu consistent with safety.
Regulations governing vessels while la Quar
an;iue may be had n application at i.he oilice
of the Quarantine Physician at Smlth"51Ie
Applications! for permits to vMt vessels in
Quarantine must be o.ada to Dr. Thomas F.
Wood or Dr. t,co. i. Thomas, and perm'tn eo
obtained will be end roed by the Jjuaran line
Physician, If. In his opinion, It is proper :ic
safe to allow communication with such vessels.
A penalty of fi 0 for each and every offence,
will be enforced against any person violating
any of the Quarantine Regulations of the Port
W. G. CURTrs, M. T,
Quarantine Physician, Port of Wilmington.
TH03. F. WOOD, M. D. Con8nltantfl
GEO. G. THOMAS. M. D. consultants,
mar 1 2am 6m 1&15
First National Bank of Wil
mington.
CAPITAL STOCK.
SURPLUS FUND..-... .
.'i 60,0(0
Deposits received aad collection made ot.
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all ao:e4lble polrti In. the United Statea
DUBKOTOEN
E. S. 3U3RUSS. 1) G. WORTH
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A. MARTIN, JA1 SPRUTr.
GEORGE CHAD BOURN.
officers..
E. B. BURKU5S . .
Presldant.
Cwbier
Vol CaahUw
A. K. WALKCE,.. .
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W. LARKINsJ . ...
aoltt
DR.
BYES
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BEFORE V-AND -AFTER
- Pectric App'fcnces are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEH QHLY, YOUflQ 03 OLD,
TV 7 HO are. ru!Teruir from Smtocs Dcbiutt,
Lost Vitautt. Lack or Nervis Fobck axb
riGOR, W astixu W KAxsK!i. mad aii thoso di-teavea
t a Pkkiokil Natvrk tvsuiUnc from Atit and
ntrjt CAtftMsa. SNir relief and com;let. r-to-kiUonuf
Hkaj.tb. KK-it and 34ashck Uvara vtiieik
v feio ernlest tlis-oery trC tho Xin.-u-enla Century.
) bil ttt oic foriliufctrVxi Piuriphlol frc. Adttress
VOLTAIC BEIT CO., MA85HAIL, KICH.
The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WIIJJINGTON. N. C.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1884.
Entered at the PosloSce at Wilmington, N. C,
S3 second-claas matter.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election Tuesday, Nov. 4.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND,
of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
of Indiana.
FOR GOVERNOR :
. ALFRED M, SCALES,
of Guilford.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR :
CHARLES M. STEDMAN.
of New Hanover.
FOli SECRETARY OF STATE:
WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS,
of Wake.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
FOR AUDITOR:
W. P. ROBERTS,
of Gates. J
for 'attorney-general:
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.
KOR ELECTORS-AT-LARGE :
W. H. KITCHEN,
JOHN N. STAPLES.
FOL CONGRESS :
R. T. BENNETT,
of Anson.
ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT ,
ALFRED ROWLAND,
of Rc besnn.
Every man owes a duty to his party
and it i3 a duty that should be paid
cheerfully and with alacrity. The bal-
". 5q nnf. nnlv fhn. nr:v51oro nnrl nrprrtcr.
alive of the American freeman, but it
is an imperative obligation as well. A
man may have a right to neglect his
own interests, but not 'those of his
neighbors, and when he refuses or neg
lects to register and vote he is imperil
ing the interests of his neighbors as well
as his own. Good government is a ben
eficent boom and yet it is not in this
country a boom accorded by Heaven
but one secured by the acts of JJ13 peo
ple. Providence finds the method but
the people must themselves furnish the
means. Hence we look upon it as al
most a crime for a man who can vote
to stay away froni the polls on elec
tion day, either through an
indifference as to the result or through
pver confidence that any present ex
ertion on his own part will not be need
ed by his party. "One vote don't
count" is the most pernicious reason
ing imaginable; in fact, it is not reason
ing at all but the merest sophistry to
blindfone's own conscience as to the
possible effects of one's own acts. In
North Carolina every vote
will be needed on election
day and every vote will tell. We can
not' afford to take any risks, and every
man who slays away from the polls on
hat day is taking a risk that may re
sult in disaster. The following, from
the Goldsboro Messenger, will be found
very pertinent to this subject:
i Notwithstanding he many cheering
indications daily rceceived from all
pans ol the State of victory for the
Democracy or rather to the whita
man's party ot North Carolina we feel
called upon to warn cur friends, here
threatens in over-confidence. - We must
make assurance doubly sure by an ef
fective concentration of action, which
will bring out every Democratic voter
in 'the State. Our opponents are
active. They are completely or
ganized. Their 100,000 negroes present
a solid phalanx. Their opposition to
the white race is lullj aroused. The
issue is too transcendantly important to
permit the prospects ot success, however
brilliant, to lull us into supineness.
The Radical party, as everybody
kuows, onco brought us to the brink of
revolution and bankruptcy. Need we
point to the drk days of ISeS- and
'70. when corruption reigned supreme
in the State, when tyranny and despot
ism ruled, when innocent men were
thrown into loathsome dungeons, when
infamous cutthroats were employed to
kill leading Democratic citizens of the
State? Need we pdint to the millions
stoleafrom the treasury? Need we re
call the disturbed State of our society
when tlte torch and ravisher stalked
ah over tne State? Need we point to
the general distrust and insecurity then
prevailing on all sides to the infamous
Kirk War, to the suspension of the
of the sacred writ of habeas corpus and
the exhaustion of the Judiciary? These
times and crimes are still so fresh in
the minds of our people that it is only
necessary to., remind them of them.
Then forewarned is lorearmed!
To return this State into the hands
of the Republican party means a return
to all this and more. And should they
regain that power it would then" bo
more ban impjissible for us to ever re
gain our liberties and prosperity J Wo
must, therefore, use every honorable
means to roll up such decisive majou
ties that the infamous party will .never
again offer itself in a contest tor State
supremacy. -
The honest white people cannot be
unaware of the fearful risk they run by
indifference or by x countenancing any
one of the Republican candidates. No
matter how clever they may pf , each
and every xnother's son of them is the
exponent antjj representative 'of that
terribly corrupt party. To prevent the
possibility of a renewal of the limes
above portrayed; a return to Radi
cal extravagance and corruption; to
prevent the utter demoralization ot
our society and a return to lawlessness
and tyranny, we must have a large
Democratic majority in'tbe Legisla
ture! We must have n honest Gov
ernor and honest State officials! We
must have Democratic county officer!
We must carry the State by such over
whelming majority that it will strike
terror in the souls of the conspi
rators, who are now aiming at the
usurpation of power.
This we have no doubt, we will bo
able to accomplish, bnt we cm do o
only by a united effort by timely cop
cert of action. Let every while man
enroll himself under the white man's
banner. "United we stand, divided
we fall!" Forewarned! Forearmed!
Organize! Organize!
. Ilearty as a "Cow-Boy."
The Halberdier is apaper pnblised and
edited at Camden, Ark., by Mr. F. M.
Leatherman Hear what he says about
his present condition contrasted with
whatitwas. Hewrites: 4 'I can cer
tify to the efficacy of Brown's Iron Bit
ters as the best and speediest cure for
indigestion; having been troubled with
indigestion for four months, I took
part of a bottle of the bitters, and find
myself hale and hearty as a Texas Cow
Boy. " It is a splendid appetizer,
OCTOBEK ODDS.
In crime as in horse racing, the fast
ones comes under the string first, if the
judges do their duty. Merchant
Traveler. Softly, through the garden gate he's
stealing.
To meet his love upon the grassy
plat.
The risen moon his lithe form just re
vealing: 'Tis not Adoni? 'tis the Thomas cat.
: Marathon Independent:
The New foik Commercial says
"campaign songs are now played by
the barrel." But many of them are
first ground out by an organ. Torm
lown Herald.
A ioe, pious young man, who tried
to steal a kiss from a Washington belle,
got his nose ao covered with red . paint
that his pastor subsequently stopped
him in the street and discoursed to him
for ten minutes on the evils of strong
drink. Burlington Free Press.
A London physiciau has ascertained
that there are "ix deaths among one.
thousand married men, ten among the
same number ot bachelors, and twenty
two iu the same number of widowers."
It is believed that married men are
usually too busy to die. New York
Graphic. .
"iTnis is a uice neighborhood ; strange
thai the authorities would allow a
blacksmith 9hop around here," remark
ed Sanderson, when on a visit to Boston
"Oh, that' ot the rioise of a black
smith shop; that's my neighbor's
daughter practicing a piece of Wagner's
music," replied the Bostonian,
Brooklyn Times. - .U . "
4,Oh.' doctor!" she cried, in a spasm j of
j lear, J '
"Come, fly as you ne'er flew before.
Else, ere you can save ; him my poor
i little dear .- '
The borders . of death will cross
o'er!"-'
He slacked not his speed till he entered
I her door, ' , J;
Where he found a remarkable
croup
Six ladies, with tear dampened faces,
I hung o'er
A pug-dog with symptoms of croup.
St. I'auUleralf.
Ayer's Hair Vigor cleanses and invi
gorates the scalp; cures dandruff and
itching; an elegant dressing,
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, &c., I will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.. This
great remedy wa3 discovered by a mis
sionary in South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station D, New York City;
ecdd&w ly
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DRUNKENNESS, OR THE UQUOX HABIT, CAN
BE CURED BY ADMiNiSTERINQ DR. HAINES'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can pe given in a cup of coffee or
tea jwithout the knowledge of the person
taking it, effecting a speedy -and per
manent, cure, whether the patient is a
moderatedrinkcr or an alcoholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have been
made temperate men who have taken
tholGolden Specific in their coffee with
out! their knowledge, and to-day believe
they quit drinking of their own. free
will. No harmful effects result from
its administration. Cures guaranteed.
Circulars and testimonials sent free.
Address, Golden Specific Co..
185 Race St., Cincinnati, O.
d tod & w6m
New Buckwheat.
New Buckwheat,
rpHK SEASON HAS NOW COMS WHEN
Buckwheat Cakes are in order. I hare to day
lecelved lapply o New Back wheat, the
first of the season. AUo, Potatoe. Onions,
Apples, Cabbages, &c, Ac
A full line of choice and selected Groceries
alwjaya oa ha?d. Stock renewed every week.
All good can be relied on aa fresh and new at
GEO. II. CRAPOJTS. Act, '
aept29 22 8ouh Front Street.
Appointments by the Bishop of
East Carolina.
" FALL TISITATION 1884.
Oct. 19, Sunday, Point Caswell.
Oct. 23, ThursdayVM. P.. S. Stephen's,
Goldsboro.' ; ... .r.-v,-gOct,:
24, -Friday S. Barnabas, Snow
Oct. 26, Sunday, S. Mary's. Kinston.
Oct. 27. Monday, -t Holy Innocent's
Lenoir Co. V,
r Oct: 28. Tnesday7M. P.. S. John's,
Pitt Co. W : v- - " .
j Oct, 28. Tuesday, E. P S. Michael's
PirtCo. .r - ;
Oct! 30, Thursday, 8S Paul's. Beau-forti'-
- """"
Nov. 2. Sunday, M. P., Christ
Church, New Bcroe.
Nov. 2. Sunday, E. P.s S. Cyprian's,
New Berne. -
Nov. 5. Wednesday, E. P., S. John's,
South Mills.
Nov. 7. Friday, M. P., S. John's,
Newbegun.
Nov, 8. Saturday, M. P., S. Joseph's,
Camden C. II.
Nov. 9, Sunday. Christ Churcb.Eliza
beth City.
Nov. 11, Tuesday, M: P., Holy
Trinity, Hertford.
Nov. 12, Wednesday. S. Barnabas,
Woodville, Perquimans,
Nor. 14, Friday, M. P., SMaryV
Gatesville. -
Nov.. 16, Sunday, S. Peter's, Gates
Co.
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. I, Monday, M. P., S. Andrew's,
Columbia. u
Dec. 4, Thursday, M. P., Grace,
Woodville, Bertie Co.
Dec. 5, Friday, M. P., S. Mark's
Roxobel.
Dec 7. Sdnday, 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. 13, Saturday, M. P., Juniper
Bay. . . v
Dec. 14. Sunday, S. George's, Hyde
Co.
Dec. 15, Monday, Fairfield.
Dec. Ig, 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, Vanceboro.
Dec. 23, Tuesday, S. Paul's, Green
ville. , '
Dec. 25, Thursday, (Christmas) S.
Peter's, Washington.
Dec. 28, Sunday M. P., S. Thomas'.
Bath.
i)ec. 30, Tuesday. M. P., Jamesville.-
Dec 31, Wednesday, M. P., Advent,
Wiiliamston. '
Jan'y 1, 1885, Thursday, M. IV S.
Martin's, Hamilton.
Holy. Communion at all Morning
Services. Collections for Diocesan
Missions.' A opportunity may offer
thw children will be catechised. The
Bishop requests that in accordance with
the Resolution ot the Diocesan Con vf n-
tion, arrangements be made" in each
parish for a meeting of the Vestry with
the Bishop. .. . i .
White Cypress and Yellow
Pine '
BLINDS. AND DOORS,
Guaranteed as good as the beet.
Moulding, Brackets. Balusters and Orna
mental Wood Work,
oct 1C PARSLEY A WIGGINS.
Conoley's Drug Store.
are market street.
CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK OF
new goods, consisting of Drags, Patent
Medicines and Fancy Toilet Articles. I hare
a full line. All pure and fresh.
Prescriptions prepared ith accuracy.
Oct 1 J. W. CONOLEY.
At Cost!
QVER G00 BOXES TOBACCO AT COST
to close out. : Also, a large stock of Plug and
Smoking Tobacco at very low prices, Cfrom
the Best Faftorlea in .Virginia.
, . - .
Cigars and Cigarettes
By the mUlllon, at.the Qffice of
CAPE FEAR TOBACCO WORKS,
sept 15 tf No. 132 Korth Market St.
For Sale.
A Job Printing Office,
. ' IN -V
'GOOD CONDITION.
LIBERTY PRESS.
0ver 100 .Fonts Type.:
APPLY TO
JOSH. T. JAMES.
WllalnxtOB, N. C
octS
MISCELLANEOUS
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Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lvrabago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, ;
Sr ' Tkrt, SwelUnc. Mpratsc, BrslM
UmrzH, SeftldmFroKt Blte. , .
An ALL OTHSS BODILT ASiAAtK.
Zoii by Dracci -m- DJt everywhere. : Fifty Ci
kottl. ' Xiretioaaia ll-lAasvaeea.
THE ClIAKULH A. VOQEXEtt OO. "
5dch ?9 lT.d&W.ji v;, A : -
JUST OPENED !
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AT-
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116 Market St.,
An Entire New Stock
-OF-
FALL AND f
WINTER GOODS.
BLACK AND COLORED SILES,;
BHADAME3. ABMOUBS, BBOCADE3,
. -P(, . - . j j. .. ...
S ATI S3 AND SILK VELVETS.
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PJBENCn DRESS GOODS
OTTOMANS, TRICOTS, tl
8HUDDAS, CA8IIMERES, jl j
FANCY PLAIDS & COMBINATIONS,
la all Qualities and Shade;. ii
Ladies' Cidth .and Flannel
Suitings, if
A SUPERB STOCK OF 54 INoil GOODS,
omprlslnjir erery Grade and Shade,
-o-
LADJES' DOLMANS,
NEW 'UAJT,
CLOTIT'AND JERSEY !
j WALKING JACKETS.
Shawls, Skirts, Corsets.
LADIES' AND CHILIOtENS UNDERWE AR
0 In
MEN'S AND B OAS WEAR AND FURNISHING
" GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
S myrna Bugs, Cretonnes, -Linen
Damasks, Towels, Napkins,
White Goods, every variety, 1 1
Embroideries, Ribbons. Laces,'
Hosiery, Gloves, '
Staple and Domestic Goods,,
i i-
- Notions, Ac., &c. -
All of the above have been bought during
the present panic In prices, cheaper than ever
before known in the history of Dry Good)
and if my kind patrons will cal', GOOD MA.
TERIALS and LOW PRICES will do the
selling. - - : . .
tl. TJ3. KATZ,
116 Market St. '
Oct 6 . . iii-.v ifi-; : i -. ,. c.t.'-i'Hj . I
Bagging, Ties, Gins,
1 000 ROLLS BAWG V f
000 JBnadle3 AKROW ties, :
' Bales BaJJDg Twine, r f
HaU's Cotton Gins, Wilson, Child's ft Co.'s
Wagons. V-!.' )..: -'
SUNDRIES Fresh Candy, Fresh Crackers,
Fresh Cakes, Fresh Cheese, Coffee, Sugar,
Flour, Molasses, Meat, Lard, Soap, Soda, Lye,
Powder, Shot, Caps, Case and Canned Goods.
For sale by :
Oct 5 KERCHNER ft C ALDER BROS i
Furniture.
jq-EW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE1, ' '
ARRIVING EVERY DAY
Manufactured expressly ' for this market.
. . i ...
New & tylea and Low Prices. Call and exam
ine our extensive variety of New and Fash
kmable Goods, all aaade this set aon. ; :
D. A. SMITH.
ruralture Dealer, N. Front Street
OCt 13 : v
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First of the Season.
AT TUX KM BEST AUK ANT ilr - i
w v i bANI SAMPLE BOOM.
N.Y. BEEF N.Y.LAMB.
CAUUFLOWXR. CELERYetc.
The delacaeiea of the Season always on
hand. WILL WEST.
" r ""So.MN.Fxontat
f'-ir .r-"ssiaijaja
Company, i
ft nf 5nhfti..i I
-a f i - - O w Wi 1 1 CI 1 1 1 1 Q ' I
f acneau W be operate J
TASSXSQKB. MUmm-
Daily excentR.-T31
ally except Buadaya.
No.i.
v "uuuugioj 1L o a,T I
S4Table?tedrtarS
SITEl.BY DIVISION, PASSKSt 1
No ,l Leave Charlotte......... u
wo; 3 I Arrive at 8helby. ........
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close
Hamlet with R. ft A. Trains to
elffh. i---- """iioa
T
Western N CRR, Ashevllle and pohSVl
Atlanta and all points Southwest. 1
'-'v - r i4;---Vii.L. 2.,JOXXk I
m . , . vjja.isjk. uenerai rfuuwn-
ill
Eaiirqadf Company,
offiub of GiarE&Ai. avrTsumwL.
Wilmington, N. C, May M8S4.
Change of Schedule.
ton ft Weldon Ral&oad wlU run as foDovTl
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAK8 Din!
Leave W llmlngton, Front 8t. Depst.
Arrive at Weldon iur
Leave Weldon............. 55.
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front St.D'pt, Sjst
Fast Thbough Mah. ft Passksgij Txx
. 4 Dailx No. 40 Soum
Leave Weldon...t.i;;!:.t.....: s
Arrive at Wllm'gton,Front8t.D,p,t 10.00P.
UAlXi AJM1J iTASiiiSUJK TRAIM Dla
. .. . No. 43 North.
r ori 1 1
jcavc Tf iiiuioibuu..... ........... B.Sfl
Arrive at Weldon. .. . .......... .. 2.55 x i
Train No. 40 South will stop only st Wlksf
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Sad?
Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 P. M. and h
M. Dally, Sundays excepted). Cetarah;
leave tarDoro at 0 jr. m.. ana 10.00 A. a Dsfc
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road kit
Himax ior Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. 1L
tnrninsr leave . firtntliuid Nat - at R o t
daily except Suntlay. .
Train No. 47 make close connection atWt
aon ior aii points jxortn uaiiy. All nil r.
Richmond, and daily except Sunday via t
Line. . 1
Train No. 43 runs daily and nakesckwe cot
utouvii iw jlu viuut xona VIS "rWwl
W.uhlnirtAn " I
All trains run solid between WVuhiirtOT
en attached. -v I
For accommodation of local travel s pauc;
ger coach will bo attached to local freight to
mg uuungton ai;o.o3 ,a. at. uauyexc
- - 0 - - JOHN F. Divert,
T. M. EMERSON, Genera: ?aasenger Agct
Wilmington, Columbt
& Auprusta R. H. Co,
Omca of QmncHAL surmmimnm.
WlJrnlixgtoii. N. C. July 11.1SE4,
Change of Schedule,
S " AND AFTER JULY 13th, 1SS4. t
V 9.00 A. m., the 1 euowing passenger ccw
ule will be run on this road :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILT-Roil
yio '-" West and 7.'East.v'".', I .
Leave Wilmington. .v............... 9.r-i
Leave Florence. ...... ......... iwl
Arrive at C. C. ft A. Junction..;... ft.S0A.l
Arrive at Columbia.. ........ MOl
Leave Columbia. 9.55 F.
leave C, C. ft A. Junction........ JO.'-"-
Leave Florence.... ....
Arrive at Wlhnigtoiu.A...'........ aiSA,
Night MAnv Ala PAtsraroxB TajLXX,Visi
No. 40 Wist.
Leavo Wilmington 10--5 J
Arrive at Florence. LA..
MAILr AND PASSENGER TRAIN VkV
Leave Flerence at.. -i
Arrive at Wilmington.... 8.05r.
. . Train 43 stops at all Stations. ,
s J No. 40 stops only at Flemlngtoo. and
Passengers for ColumbU and all voinU t
tkm, and all points beyond, should taw1
SepratePSman Sleepers tot abjo
Train 40. 3 am,. - ".j
All trains run solid between Chxxleau s
Wilmington. n
Local freight leaves Wilmington dacy
cept ban day at7.oo A. ai- ,
v ,vau . "
- Qtutnl Sapermtand
ESOR, General Passenger
T. M. EMERSO
July 15 .. t
Consolidated.
mwo STORES IN ONE AND
and Liquors as
cheap as the
cheaper than ever.
Lhanp
Through Sleeping Cars between wJ
Take Train Titr l f
i mmm mm - - ijiiirMM. "
1 have removed my uptown stock to tw
store corner of Prtoces and Water streetj,
CMr,H5Loebs oil st3) where I will W
pleaded to see and serve tnj fitenda I 12
keep coBstant suppUcd with the KlOS
AND FRESHEST GOOD3.
, : ' : : L G. CfltCBRT.
-Consigumenis of country P2;lttceJg J
Red and prompt returns goaranteea
.w'TJonday;..-:--'1
A XD 4LI..THB WEEK TOO WIU.'
lugs rauliruMKU of PfutFHin
sept 15 : . Wilmington.
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