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THE WILMINGTON POST.
WILMINGTON. N. a.
Feiday Mokniug, Feb. 1, 1884.
The Minister Who :
fails to interest his congregation and
build up his church, is geaerailj ac
cused of being1 a poor preacher, or of
not studying hard enough. That is not
always where the trouble comes from.
Dyspepsia and lifer disorders are re
sponsible for many a'dall sermon and
many a vacant pulpit. Whjen the
Dominie's digestive apparatus is work-
- iiigwroDg and his nerves are giving
htm pain, and his brain refuses to do
its duty, it as, almost impossible to
make or to preach a gocd sermon.
Give your suffering miuister a bottle of
Brown's Iron Bitters. You will see its
effect on next Sunday's preaching. The
Rev. Mr. Zebring, of Codorus, Pal, was
"paralyzed and could not walk except
il with crutches, until Brown's Iron Bit
ter' made a nefr man of him. The
Rev. Mr. White, of Rock . Hill, S,
says? fit Restored me to strength aid
vigor." BrowtiV Iron Bitters is not
only for the minister, but f jr all people.
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Toukecs Without Horns.
"Do you know that there were ne
groes, and I believe many white people
in the south, who did not believe that
Yankees, as tho southerners ca'led the
Union soldiers during the war, were.
I human beings men like1 other men?"
eajd a southerner to. a Iribune reporter.
'Do you mean to say that ignorance
prevailed to such an extant?" queried
II the reporter; .
1 most assuredly do. I was a school
boy when the war broke out and lived
in Wake county fcot many miles from
Raleigh, 1 N. ). It was considered a
peuai offence in those days to teach a
negro to read, et they would be com
pelled to take the rear seats, in a coun
try church v on bunday and hear the
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Uible expounded, and were taughjt that
hell and damnation would be their por- I
lion unless tney really b9Ue?ed every
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v. tu y "u, yi WiBUl .
could not spell, much less understand.
There was a large slaveholder near my
youiiitui nome, and ne owned about
sixty negroes. -They were as ignorant,
for tie most part, as hog. Morality,
tbey knew not the neaoing of. ' Many
of the women followed the plow, and
they went barefooted winter and sum
mer, unless occasionally on Sundays.
The bid f&toily cook, was a coal black
negres named Cherry, and I remember
now wiMi ueJigut tbe lamous bi3CUitP.
jfrom the griddle. My brother married
the yuiiDgmi3tre?3afier the ?ar.; Well,
I uaw a skirmish or two myself about
the close of the war, but happened to
be on a lurlough at my country home
when -Kil patrick'a cavalry and Sher
man's iofantry pursued Johnson's fam-
e iihed, half-naked troops west of Ral
eigh, Every door was closed and every
house . barred as' the troops passed by.
The rich slave owner had fled to the
city, pd by accident I' happened, to be
in his plantation house with many
whites and blacks, who were trembling
u, ior tneir lives wnen me last remnant
orWheeIera Confederate cavalry were I
,.au; uT7-.,J.,,a
passing closely pursued by Kil Patrick's
federal blue coats. A skirmisli occur
red in front of the house when the first
blue coats with sabres in one hand and
carbines in another dashed by after
the 'Johnny Rebs
'There's the Yankees, Th'ere's the
yankeeel' cried some of us from be
hind the' closed windows.
"Wharf Whar's the YankeesT asked
the cook, Cherry.
" II don'c see no Yankees" said an
other colored woman. r
"Jes. Those are Yankees wearing
bl6coat8 and looking bo hice,' said
one of the many scared domestics of.
the slave owners?house.
"You can't fool me said Cherry.
Them's not Yankees. Them's men
like other .folks. Wharfs their horns?
I know Yankees have horns iV. Y.
Tribune.
Oeu. Shernian in His famous
t. war hmtra rn Boirl r?a toi ha P-
Merrill, of Toledo, at the Fifth Ave-
mm . . . . . . . a
nue Hotel, last evening. wasn't
long, however, in donning the blue. I
was with Sherman in his1 march to the
sea. It was on the last day of that
great campaign that I first saw him. I
had been pressed into service to get a
locomotive in running order at .New
bern, North Carolina, and had orders
to run to Battle Creek, twelve miles
away, when I should be joined by a
party of olQcers. Presently they came.
? One of them waa talli very commonly
dressed; rather uncouth, I thought. But
he seemed to be m command ot the
party, and perched himself up on the
water tank, where he sat while 1
backed the engine down to Battle Creek.
He was just as common as you please,
and talked to me at times. When he
got chfwn to meet the commander of
the ocean forces, completing, thus the
great work of his campaign"-! found
that it was Gen. Sherman. Il he should
be nominated for President there isn't
; a man feho was in that army who
wouldn't die to see him succeed.
. To Keep Lard.
When the scraps are just beginning
to get brittle and brown, pnt in a
tablespoonful of Jne Bait to a quart of
the hot lard, and there will be no
trouble; the lard will keep perfectly
sweet ior any leagtn oi time, nuu iuo
su uom nopoMwie uwm w u7
oi coo&ery. jrersuus can etuuij . juuv
the lard whiter and harder, aside from
PmferTLD-? ltWCeh- JaU8tnC02 f
HftlA nhi UaftapHdinff fhn salf ' That
little while after adding the salt ' That
designed for : summer use should be
kept in a' tight earthen jar, bra tin
bucket with a coyer,
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. REVISED.! - s
HE AR this, all ye people, and give
ear all ye invalids of the world, Hop
Bitters will 'make you well and to re-
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put sickness and suffering' under foot.
3.' Be thou no afraid when your fam
ly is sick, or you have Bright's disease'
or Liver Complaint, for Hop Bitters
will cure you.' f
4. Both low and high, rich and poor
know the power of Hop Bitters bil
lions nervous and 'Rheumatic com
plaints. , ; - ...
5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and
I shall hare robust and blooming
health. .
6. Add disease upon disease and let
the worst come, I am safe if I use Hop
Bitters. . --
7. For all ray life have I been plagued
with sickness and sores, and' not until I
a year ago was I cured, by Hop Bit
ten. - , .j
8. He that keeetlt. his bones from
achiog irom Rheumatism and Neural
gia, with' Hop Bitters doeth; wisely. .
9. Though thouhast sorts, pimples
freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas, blocd
poisoning, yet Hop Bitters will remoye
them sll.
10. What woman is there, feeble and
sick from female complaints, who de
sireth not health and Sisetn Hop Bit
ters and is mada well. .
Jl. Let not neglect to ue Hop Bit
ters biing oa EeriqusEadney and Lifer
compjaints.
12. Keep thy tongue from being
furred, tby blood pure, and thy stom
ach from indigestion by using Hop
Bitters. ' - "
33. All my pains and aches and dis
ease go like chafFbefore the wind when
I use Hop Bitters.
14. Mark the man who was nearly
ead and given up. by the doctors after
using Hop Bitters and becomcth well.
15. Cease from "worrying about ner-
vniisnftss. o-psnfiral rlfthilikv rRnr! nrlnorw
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trouble, for Hop Bitters will restore
you
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NEW a i V ERTISEMENTS.
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Disrhn.1 Swfl.mp Lottery
.Company
OF ' - ; ,
. Virginia,
IVorlblb
The iraachise of this enterbrise is based
upon the charter granted by the Legisla
ture or tne utate to tne uismai awamn
tnai uompany, ana its legality nas been
The object in.- view . is the "improve
ment - and extension" of-the Canal, a
most important public work, connecting
the waters of Virgidla and North Carolina.
355o6o Tickets
are to be sold, wlBi -
356 PRIZES, V V
aggregating '
$13,050. ;
Eaeh Drawing has secured added confi
dence, and they will be made regularly up
on the THIRD THURSDAY of each month,
before the public, aid under the sup
vision of duly authorized commissioners
supsr-
For the 21st ... February. 18S4. Class D is
presented with the following
SCHEME:
Capital Prize $5,000.
1 Piize of. S5.000 is.
. $5,000
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do
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do
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1 .000 -i.8 ) 000
1,500
, 600 is 500
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200 ' is. .. 200
200 is. 200
200 is 200
200 is... .. 200
J00 are.......,.,....... 600
15
ou are u. ...... 7ou
10 are ....... ; 1,000
5 are 1,000
100
100
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 of.
150
.8450
9 of....
... ...... .....
30
OA
270
..M. . . ..MM ...... ......
9 Of
...... 130
353 Prizes, Distributing $13.0
Tickets oiily $1,00.
Plan of Lottery similar io that ot Louis
iana Company. .. :
J. B. JHORBACH, Manager;
ADDlicatlon for club rates, or for informa-
I 41nr rT an r ft.nif ntisinpsn Khnnlfl tin
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plainly. written, giving State, county and
Remittances should be sent by Express
rather than by P. O. money coders or reg
istered letters.
Express charges upon So and larger sums
will be paid by the company. - f
Address plainly,
J. P. HORBACH,
c Norfolk. Va.
Aeents for the sale of Tickets required
throughout the State. Address applications
as above. r '
The undersigned supervised the Drawing
Class C. on the 17th January. 1884. of the
Dismal Ppwamp Dottery Company, aud
certify tat it was conducted with strict
fairness "o ail lnterestea.
! 1 CAAS. PICKETT, ,
ept 11-iy Commissioners.
Will be mailed CDCC to a" appucants ana to
customers m last year witnow orucrm j.
It containJ illustrations, prices descriptions and
directions for planting all Vegetable and Flower
Seeds, Plants, etc. invalttatole all.
D.M.FERR&C0.B!S
decl4-3m
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B. F. Sparkma:nv
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
. FRANKLIN, VJTltaiNIA.
I style. Perfect satisfaction given. Special
attenUon paid to family work.
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Wilmington Post, Franklin Gaxette.0
Lee Gazette, .Police J News, Norfolk VlrS
inian. Norfolk Evening News and Porta-
mouth Times takeng - oct 25-
NEV ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOB PRINTING,
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
Which we print in a clear and distinct
-A . manner.
OUR PRICKS MO DEBATE.
Oar work guaranteed satisfactory.
I E. 8. WARROCK & CQ. :
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Corner Front and.Prlncess;gtreet8. ,
October 2 6 tf over Dyers.
SV1EF.1ERY PURVIS,
pRACTICAIi HOUSE PAINTER, TAR
BORO, N. C., oflers his Professional Servi-
ces to the;Publlc.
GUARANTEES SATISFACTION,
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WOllK DONE AT PBICES TO SU
TfitE TIMES,
Oct26-13t
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June 29 3m
D. BRUNHILD & BR0.,
Distillers, Wholesale Lipr Dealers
AND PROPRIETORS OF THEJS
CHAMPION.--; CIGAR FACT0KY,
v.
WILMINGTON, !N. C.
HICKS I BRUNHILD & BROS..
RICHMOND, VA.,
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MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINP
OF FINE
CHEWING TOBACCO,
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NAVYS AND TWISTS,
may 20 tl v. . ' . ' '
FO?R 1883.
Will be mailed fbee to all applicante. and to cub-.
tomora of last year without ordering: it It contains
sbout 175pagrea, 600 illuMtraticas, prices, accurate
descriptions and valuable directions for planting;
1500 varieties oi Vegetable and Flower Seeds,
Plants, Frait Trees, etc Invaluable to all, espec
ially to Market Gardeners. Bend for it!
D. M. FERRY & CO. DETROIT MiCH.
Kicnioni ani EetersDnrs Eailrpal Co
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ZIOfclMENCINO Tuesday, November 18th.
j irams on mis jnoau win run a xui
lows:
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LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
3.16
P y .'Fast & ail, daily, make3 through
, connections for Savannah Stops
only at Petersburg. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between
Milford Va and Charleston.
11.51 A M, Through mall daily conneeti
ingfor Raleigh, Charleston, Au
gusta, Aiken, Savannah t Jack
sonville. StopS at Shops, Ches-
' ter, Centralia. Drewry's Ulun,
.on signal. Pullman Sleeper be
tween New York and Charleston
on this train. - '
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6.30 H M, Freight daily (except Sunday.
7.20 A M, Freight dailjj (except Sundays
LEAVE PETERSBTRQ NORTH
Uriesier. tra.u.iaii. cuwpers u
tween Charleston and Milford,
ya f- , ' ' ,
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7.30 A
reight daily, (except Sunday)
. Q T Hf TTirmtrVi moll Hailv timrtnt.ntr
A i AUWUJk. Ill K..l ll l - q
- Rith Richmond, Fredericfcsbur
and - Potomac Railroad for ail
K ilnts east and west Also mak
g connection with Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad for the Vir
- ifinia Springs and all points
north and west. This train stops
at Manchester, Chester and Cen-
traiia. jfuiiman sleepers on tms
f ' train between Charleston and
New York, !
c75 P M, Freight daily (except Sunday)
A direct four hours connection is made
between Richmond and Norfolk, by trains
leaving Richmond 11.50 A fx, and Norfolk
12.25 PM . : ' j:
All trains leaving Petersburg will start
from the Appomattox Depot.
J R KENLY, Superintendent.
P OPE, QPT Aaent nov 19 U
Bungs, Nails4&c
25
Bbls BUNGS,
350Kcss NALS, '"
gQQ Bundles HOOP IROK.
2 g Bbls GLUE,
For sale by
ADRIAN k VOLLERS,
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P3S
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NEW.AD VEB TISEMEN1S.
PAST MAIL
. . AND
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO THE 1
NORTH AND EAST via RICHMOND
TOUAC RAILROAD
Entire trains run through Irom T&HmlA
ton to Washlnston, Tla tils route wlthoat
Leave Wilmington, rw W BR
- dally at 8.00 p zn, 8.53 a ts. and 12.33 am.
Leare Elchmond at H 00 a ta. t tlO S5 a in,'
Arrive at Washlngtom at 10 39 a m t3' 40
pm,and1100pxn. ;: i - s
Arrive at Baltimore at"fl2 Oo noon, 5 00
pm,anl12 aOnlghU -Tti , i
Arrive t Philadelphia at f3 87 p m, fT30
p iu( um o warn. . u i , ; t
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Arrive at New York at f5 80 p m, flO 05 p nt
tDaily, Sunday excepted. '
Dally. r -
j inaiman Palace Sleeping ears on the 8 53
am i11 to New York, and on the 8.00 p
m and 12 30 a m trains to Washington.
. OATAYLOB.1
' General Ticket Agent.
. Gen'i Supt , i ..
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PARKER & TAYLOR,
Dealers in the celebrated - . j
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Golien Hamst "Faraet" ani
"Sontta Oal" ' ;
COOKING- " STOVES,
Heating. Stoves j of every variety; Guns,
Tinware, Pla ted Ware, Lamps and
Lamp Goods, Grocers' Scales, Drill i
Pumps, Kerosene' Oil, and House
Furnishing Goods generally.
23 SOUTH FRONT STREET
nov 9-tf '
COTTON PRESSES?
0007T03SI Exists
B
EST GdODS OP THE KIND NADE.
QUALITY AND PJilOES GUARAN-
fTEED IN EVERY RESPEUT, .
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WM. E. SPIilNQER & CO,
Successors to Jno. Dawson.
luneS-tf
THE GEN U JCTB
Williams Sewing Machines
s.
BEST m THEMORLD
mu t. . ll;1...i'-:.-J..iil.J
xuuy nave leutiveu iugnes Aw&rasai uiu
Centennial and at all other leading ' 1
Exhibitions held in Europe ;
ipnd America.
Factories located at Montreal, Canada, and
5 . Plattsburk, l?ew York. , f ; r:
VR ITotro Same Street Kentztai L
may6 em. .
WILLIAM LYNCH;
THE
Tailor and Clothier, '
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TJAS A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
J-L OF .
Cassimeres. . i
Doeskins and
- BroadelOths,
AMERICAN AND IMPOR
Which he will cat and make to order
in the latest styles. -Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Store north side of Princess street
near Front. may20tf
W E W AN T
ONE OR TWO RELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS
MEN IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY .
TO SELL OUR POPULAR BOO. .
Offer liberal inducements- Applicants
will please give age, experience (if any),
and reference as to character andiabits.
a. Brxijurnuxu uua.a v;jir ior men who are
not afraid of work and want to make
money, Apply In person or by letter to .
B.' F". JOHNSON tt CO
sept' 7-3m 1013 Main 8 1., Kick no nd.
JF YOU WANJf FIRST-CLASS BOOK
and Job Work dene at low prices, send
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your orders to the - !
FRANKLIN GAZETTE OFFICE.
oct 23 ...
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AD VEBTI3EMENTS.
CAUTION.
.ill
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Aromatio;
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FT HAVING
BEEN BROUGHT TO OUR'
attention that imitation! of our artlclexe
being sold in this market, notioeis hereby
V-
given to all whom it may concern, that the
vending of any article, with any alterations
ol trade marks above descrlbed,will be
prosecuted tinder a recent.sct:cr;the;iU18'
Congress
UDOLPEfO WOLJTS SONS A CO-
L JU ECftTOBtrtst, WewTork.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Company
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Wilminston, N. OlJov 18, 1883. J
CHANGS OF SCHEDULB.
ON and alter Nov 18, 18S3. at IKS p. m,
Pase sneers Train on the W. ft W. Mall-
road will run as follows :
'4
DAY MAIL AND EXPBEsS TRAIN
Daily Nos. 47.North and 48 Souths
Leave "Wilmington. Front Btreet '
J3CpOt ftttMKlMl WMH MW 853 A. AX
Arrive at Weldon.WM..M..MM..M.. 3.21: P M
Leave Weldon...M.U.... . 8.00JP M
Arrive at, Wilmington, Front St. - .
Depot.tm.......................... ....... 8i40 P a(
FAST THROUQ MAIL 1 ANU PASSEN
GER TRAIN, Daily-No. 40 South;
Leave Weldon..... 5;C0 PM
Arrive at WUmingtonront Street
j DepetM..M...uM.n.M..M.M1325 PM
Mail i and Passenger Trains, Daily.
Nos. 43 North. .
Leave Wilmlngt on....;.........,.
Arrive at Weldon
8.00 P.M
2.20 A.M
Mail and, Passenger Trains Nos. 45
and 42.
Leave Wilmington....
12.30 AM
Arrive at Weldon...
6.30 A M
1.05 AM
6.55 AM
Lieave Weldon.
Arrive at Wilmington........,...;.
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Train No 40 South will stop only at Wil
son, Goldsboro and Magnolia
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Trains on Tarboro Branch1 Koad ' leave
Rocky Mount forfTarboro at 1J20 A. M. and
iJ P M.. dally. Returning, leave Tarboro
at 10.00 A M and a P M daily. .
Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leave Halfax for Scotland Neck at 3.23 P.M.
Returning leave Scotland Neck at 8.30 A. M
daily except Sunday. W-,.
Train No. 47 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North -Dally. All
rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun
day via Bay Line.
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes close
connection ror an points north via Rich
mond and Washington. I "
Train 42 diUly except Monday.!
xrain.ao aauy except aonaay. .
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All trains run solid between "Wilming
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
raiace meepers attacned. v .
For accommodation of local travel a pas
senger coach .will be attached to' local
freight leavihgWiUnlngtoru afc;15 A.
Eaily except Sundays.
OHN F. DIVINE,
uenerai uup't.
T. M. EMERSON Gen'l Passenger Agent,
may 13 tt i
OlTICK GEITEKAI. StrPKBINTKETnKN t4 . 1
CSPxnEKSBUBO Ra.il.koad CojcpAitt,
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV. 18, 1882.
trains on this road will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH. V
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST MAIL.
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Trains leaving Petersburg (Washington
street Depot) as follows: - " . i
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Passenger trains, dally....
1212and;3;46P.M.
... ' 10:48 P.M
Arriveat Weldon..J..
Freight trains dally, ex
cept Sunday ...................
1048 A.M.
I Arrive at Weldon.
M....6.00 and 9:10 P.M.
XEAVK WBXBON
Passenger Trains, daily 2:25 A, M. 2.51 P.M.
Arriveat Petersburg. .....
Freight trains daily, except
Monday
6:50A. M.
6:00 AI
1:33 A.M
Arrive at Petersburg
Train-leaving Petersburg at 3:16 P. M.
stops only at Belfleld. -
Sleeping cars and first class coaches on
night and day trains. (
No change of cars between Wilmington
and Washington.
Throueh tickets sold to all Eastern and
Northern Southern points and baggage
checked through.
Passengers going south will purchase
tickets and check baggage at Washington
street depot.
Passeneers eolne north and stopping at
Petersburg, will claim their baggage at
wasmngion street aepox.
Freight trains on this road are intended
exclusively zor ireignt, suu bo provision im
made on them for the comfort and oonven-
ience of passengers. - Persons who travel on
these trains are specially notified that they
are liable to delays, inconveniences and i
risks not incident to passenger trains. ,
Agents are not required to open their of
fices for the sale of tickets for freight trains
North bound freight trains stop all night at
Mt Airy, and all passengers will be dis
charged at that point.
R. M. SULLY. GeaU Supt.
W. J. Bsowzr, Dispatcher of Trains,
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RAILROADS.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFKICE
Wilnington, Columbia & Au
gnsta R. Rt Conpany.
f WlWOKGTOIT, N. C. Nov. 18, 1SS3.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
AND AFTER Nov. 18, 1883, at 9 l,
. the followlne Passeneer Schedule
will be run on this road:
No 13 Leave Wilmigton.....,. 7.15 A M
. -. Arrive at FlorenceMM..M...11.40 A M
No 45 Leave Florence.............. 7. 40 A M
Arrive at TVllmlngton..rt,.12.lOAM
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily)
Nos. 48 West and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington..... 9.10 P M
Leave Florence....:. 2.40'A M
Arrive at C. C. & A. Junction..., 6.20 A. M
Arrive at Columbia.,...,....,.. 6.40 A.M
Leave Columbia 9.55 P. M
Leave c Ci & A. JuncUon.; ,. .10J30 PiM"
Leave Florence at....f ... ... A.M
Arrive at WUmiiigton 8.23 A M
Night Mail and Passenger train, Daily,
No 40 West,
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Leave Wilmington 10.40 P. M
Arrive at Florence.. 1.42 A. M
Mail and Passenger Train, DailyNo.
43 East.
Leave Florence. . . . . . ,
Arrive at Wilmington
Train 43 stops at all stations.
. 3.35 P. M
.7.42 PM
Nos. 40 stops, only at Flemlngton, and
Marion. . .'
Train 42 daily except Monday. -
Train 45 dally except Sunday. i
Passengers for Columbia, and all points
on G. & C. R. R., C.j V. & A. R. R. Stations,
Aiken Junction, and all points beyond,
should take No. 48 Night Express, i
Pullman Sleepers for Charleston on train
48. ,
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All trains ruu solid between Charleston
and Wilmington. -
Local Freight leaves Wilmington dally
except Sunday at 7 A. M.
JCHN F. DIVINE,
General Sup't.
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Fassenger Asent.-
may!3-tX - i
Carolina Central Hail
- road Company. ;
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
WlLBHNQTON, N. C.Uly, 13, 18S3. J
CHANGE OF1 SCHEDULE.
ON andafter June 9,1883, the following
Schedule will be operated on this Rail
road: ' ' . . , . v;
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS
TRAIN: DAILY.
Teavft wnminirtnn. -:L....'710 V M
LNo. 1 J-Leave Raleigh at ;.....X7S35 PM
Arrive at Charlotte at. :.7.00 A M
1 Leave Charlotte at t 8.45 P M
No. 2 VArrlve Raleigh at.U..,....8.30 A M
) Arrive at Wilmington at 8.25 A M
Passenger Trains stop at regular station a
only nd points designated in the Comp a
ny's Time Table. . s
Train No, 1. Daily except Sunday.
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SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL,
' EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
, Daily except Sunday s.
Leave Charlotte................... 5:30 Ai M
Arriveat Shelbym...M.Mm.......9:00. P. M
Leave Shelby.-. 7:00 A. M
Arriveat Charlotte..........M...M.:..10:30 A. M
Trains No. 1 and 2 makes close connec
tion at Hamlet with R A A Trains to and
from Raleigh, and at Charlotte withlSheiby
division Train.
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Throneh SleeplnerCars between Wilming
ton and Charlotte, and. Raleigh and Char
lotte, , - ' i
Take Train No. 1 for Statesvllle. Stations
Western N. C R. R. Ashevl'le and points
West. f
Alto, for Spartanburg. Greenville; Athens
Atlanta and all pointsSouth west. ,
L. C. JONES," -
Superintendent. 1
F. W. CLABK, General Passenger Agent;
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JOHN WERNER,
PRATICAL GERMAN DARBCQ
AND PERFUME It.
29 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
JJY MilNY FRIENDS IN SMITHVILLU
and in the country are Invited to come and
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see me, Also Sea Captains and Gommerci
Travelers. The best workmen and the fla
, est acconunodat ions in the city,
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