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v.- ir . '' ' THE MORNING ST A R,fl WILIONGTO JT. r TUESDAY, D ECEIVIBEB 12,T 1 &1 1 . , I AGE 8. 11. 3 1 1 i I f A ..17 ft' :l. ' ' ? -- ir!i 'ill - ' Mi'. j ...jr '1 it. : if WILL ROOSEVELT BE THE MAN ? ' (Continued from Page One.) norted that New's name had not been mentioned at the conference, which vas probably true. No vote was taken in the Southern conference, but soon after adjournment it began to be whis pered about that Col. New would be opposed by a large number or commit teemen who had hitherto been count ed any man favored at the White House. Following the announcement of opposition to Col. New among the Southern membership or the commit tee, several members openly advocat ed the retention by Vice Chairman John . F. Hill, of Maine, who will be elected tomorrow as successor of for mer Chairman Hitchcock of the honor of directing the convention arrange ments. It was reported that Mr. Hitch cock was a party to this plan and it was openly stated by several Southern members that Mr. Hitchcock was in sympathy with the action that 'had been taken by them. On every side Mr. Hitchcock's name was coupled with the anti-New movement and it is probable because of the fact that the Postmaster General issued his state ment. Several conferences were attended by Mr. Hitchcock and at one, held at the White House, both the Postmaster General and the secretary to the Pres ident, were present. Among others who participated in the conference were Vice Chairman Hill, Senator Crane, of Massachusetts, 'and Pen rose, of Pennsylvania; Secretary Na ael. Arthur T. Vorys, of Ohio, and Sec retary Hay ward. Somemembers of., the committee hoped that the White House conference would result in an agreement for the selection of Mr. Hill as chairman of the committee on arrangements and to make Mr. New a member of. the committee, but this hope was not realized. Considerable ill feeling was mani fest late in the afternoon and the exe cutive committee cf the National com mittee met to consider the situation. After much parleying the executive committee adopted a resolution pre sented by former Governor Franklin M-arphy, of New Jersey, who, although not a member, had been admitted. Charles F. Brooker, of Connecticut, and former Representative Frank O. Louden, of Illinois, were named as a special committee to go to the White House to ascertain the wishes of Pres ident Taft. Brooker and Louden were known to be in favor of New and some of the latter's opponents went so far as to say that the committee had been stacked against the vice chairman. They said if Brooker and Louden urg ed the President openly to espouse the cause of New no alternative would be left Mr. Hill but to acquiesce. How ever, President Taft did not follow the course New's friends expected. He is said to have told the special com mittee that the question was one which the National committee must neet. That ended the parleying un vil after the dinner and, of course, passed the whole situation over until tomorrow. The question of Presidential prefer ence primaries, so far as the National committee was concerned, practically xas disposed of at the meeting of the executive committee late today. It was decided to cover all of the other States of the Union by a resolu tion providing that delegates should be elected in accordance with rules !aid down by the various State com mittees. There seemed to be no question to night but that Chicago would get the National convention and that it would be held the last week in June. St. Louis apparently was the only city seriously considered as a rival to Chi cago. Denver, it was claimed, would throw its support to Chicago in pref erence to St. Louis. . President Taft today declined to commit himself either to Chicago or St. Louis. The National committee tomorrow will allow one hour and a half to the representatives of the var ious cities to present their convention claims. CHILD FINDS FATHER'S BODY. Note and Poisan Bottle Explain Death of Suicide. Bowman, Ga., Dec. 11. "My time is come. It is me, and nobody else is to blame. Don't accuse ray wife of anything." This note was found on the body of J. M. Jordan, which was found by his little son in a pasture near , his home this afternoon. Two bottles in the pockets, one of which had contained whiskey and the other a poison, believed to have been arse nic, indicated the manner of commit ting suicide. Jordan had gone to the pasture, pre sumably to hunt for a cow, and when he remained an unusual length of time his wife sent the child to search for the father. REPRIEVE BY GOVERNOR. Pardon Will be Asked for Convicted Deputy Sheriff. (Special Star Telegram.) Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 11. On assur ances by reputable counsel that they have meritorious grounds for an ap plication for pardon but have not time to prepare at present their case before the pending .sentence must go into effect. Governor Kitchin grants reprieve for A. M. Gouge, of Mitchell county, former deputy' sheriff under 20 months' sentence, for changing to tals of county tax books so the coun ty could be defrauded oat of about 14,000 taxes in the settlement with the sheriff. The reprieve is to January 15th, his bond to be same as now. Spartanburg, - S. C, Dec. 11. For taking a joy Tide on a stolen mule, which was lame in both front legs. Henry Hamilton is serving a jail sen tence. Seeing a bunch of chorus girls pass by in an automobile, the insane desire to overtake them entered his nind, and he rode- the first mule that he came across in his mad pursuit. KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. M. Solky & Co. Chrlstmns. Amerimir National Bunk Idle Money. ' Academy of Music The PnHslon Play. . Home Saving Hank Do You Save Mo nVvV Ht. John's Lodge Regtilnr Communica tion. - BnHlness Locals. For Sale Farm. Wanted Four Mules'. , ' . Wanted to Jtent-House. v , For Rent Furnished Room. . C. B. Bellol Christmas Trees. 1 ' . t)r,.ttln.. Kw fit. fTmt v OroMMman Bron. Co. Agents Wanted. j St. John's Parish Guild Annual Sale. ? Palace Market Co. Fresh Country Butter KINDS RELATIVES AT LAST. County Clare Man's Long Search Re warded in Anderson.. Charleston, S. C, Dec. 11. Mlchae) Hurley, who wrote here a few weeto ago from County Clare, Ireland, in search of relatives of his named Ken nedy, who came to Charleston manj years ago, has found his relatives in the family of Kennedys of Anderson. S. C, according to a letter received from him yesterday by Police Ser geant Quinn. Sergent Quinn was in strumental in guiding Mr. Hurley tc his -relatives, and in fact, it has devel oped most curiously that the police sergeant is himself kin to the man ic County Clare, Ireland, who, from his letters, is apparently alone in his na tive land and wishes to get In com munication with his relatives in this country. Mr. Hurley's first letter, addressed to the Charleston postmaster, was printed In The News and Courier, with the statement that Sergeant Quinn had taken up the matter and was try ing to find the relatives to whom Mr. Hurley referred. They were named Kennedy and had left Ireland about 60 years ago. Mr. Hurley lives in Killes try, Killaloe, County Clare, though the family he was looking for were from Tipperary, just across the border from him. Sergeant Quinn wrote back to Mr. Hurley after receiving much in formation from the Kennedys in this section in response to the article in The News and Courier; and from the information furnished Mr. Hurley was able to determine that the Kennedys of Anderson are the relatives for whom he has been looking for many years. He was profuse in his thanks to Sergeant Quinn and stated that he would try to get into communication With his relatives at once. AT THE STATE'S FARM SCHOOL Athletic Association Officers Com mencement Marshalls Appointed (Special Star Correspondence.) West Raleigh, N. C, ec. 11. At one of the most largely attended meetings of the Athletic Association ot recent years, held in Pullen after dinner Saturday, the following offi cers were elected after very struen ous contests: President of the Ath letic Association, D. W. Selfert; vice president, E. P. Speer; secretary,, W. H. Graham, Jr.; manager of the 1912 football team. J. I. McCullen. of Charlotte, N. C. ; assistant managers of the 1912 football team, W. L. Shaw, Jr., of Weldon, and .. L.: Jew ell, of Wilmington. At a recent meetine of the Senior Class, he following marshalls for commencement were elected: . From the Junior Class C. C. Spencer, chief, N. S. Lachicotte and F. D. Poisson; from the Sophomore Class, J. F. Schenck and R. J. Franklin; from the Freshman Class, W. P. Grimesley and R. E. Hatton. The Thalarian German Club has re cently elected officers for the Spring term, as follows: Presiuent, C. M. Taylor; vice president, T. P. Love lace; secretary and treasurer, N. S. Lachicotte; floor manager, J. , B. Fearing.. DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. Young White Man, Loses Hand in Southern Yards at Greensboro. (Special Star Correspondence.) Greensboro, N. C, Dec. 11. A dis tressing accident occurred on the lo cal yards of the Southern Railway Sunday morning shortly before 4 o' clock when Wallace Kirkman, a young white man1 9 years of age and in the employ of the Southern as a brake man, suffered the loss of his left hand while attempting to couple two cars. The accident occurred almost direct ly in front of the passenger station. The left hand was crushed entirely off. Young Kirkman, who is the only son of a widowed mother, was given medical attention and the mangled arm dressed.. After being removed from the yards to where medical at tention could be given Mr. Kirkman remembered that on one of the fin gers cf the hand that was crushed off was a diamond ring. He requested that some one secure for him the piece of jewelry. r The erquest was granted and the ring was taken from the finger of the dismembered hand. The unfortunate young man is resting as easily as counld be expected, and his recovery is looked for. The shock to his mother was severe. THE MONROE STABBING Farmer Admits Deed But Claims Had Great Provocation Monroe, N. C, Dec. 11. J. W. Smith, who was seriously cut here Saturday night, is gaining strength rapidly and he is now considered out of danger. Today at 11 o'clock Martin Privett, a farmer living near the place the terfihle deed was committed, came to town and acknowledged hav- ng committed the crime, -but asserts that he had great cause for doing so, which he will set forth at the hearing in the Recorder's court, as soon as Smith is able to appear. It developed that the cutting oc curred in Privett's yard and the other party was a man named Yow, who was not implicated in the confession made by Privett here this morning. Privett was recognized for his ap pearance. RACING MEN GLAD. Racing Association Granted Postpone ment or Hearing for Injunction. Columbia. S. C Dec. 11. Thief .Tins. tice Jones todav crrantori n nnstnnnp. ment Of the heariner on thft nntltlnn fnr an injunction against the Columbia ttacmg Association aimed to stop the book-makin at the track until Janu ary 4th. This will enable them to practically run its length even though tne racing association is enjoined on that date. The meeting was supposed to run to Januarv fith. Rao.iner men are juDiiant this evening, - Savannah, Ga., Dec. 11. At the age of 117 years, which Is said to be well authenticated, Clare Bentry, a negro woman, died here yesterday. She was born in 1794. was a native of Georgia and spent most of her life in this State. She retained her faculties un til within a short time of her death. A Terrible Blunder to neglect liver, trouble. Never do it Take Dr. King's New Life Pills on the first sign of constipation, bilious ness ' or Inactive bowels and prevent virulent indigestion, jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver, stomach and bowels and build up your health Only 25c at R. R. Bellamy. : CONFISCATION OF QUAIL. . ;., Game Warden at Greensboro Made Big . Haul of "Butter" and "Eggs:" V (Special Star Correspondence.) Greensboro, N. C, Dec. 11. Deputy Sheriff John Weatherly, of Guilford jounty, who is also game warden for he Audubon Society, made one of the ichest hauls of quail yesterday after loon that has perhaps been made in North Carolina since , the "confisca tion" game law went into effecL . ,Mr. Weatherly, as' a result of a bit of de tective work, located at the local sta ion nine "egg boxes" and ' two "but ter buckets", of large size, ostensibly containing 4reggs and butter." As a natter of fact, the boxes and buckets -ontalned quail and rabbits just two rabbits, however with a little butter ton top of the; quail in the buckets and a few eggs in each of the "egg cases"i It was estimated that the buckets and cases contained not less than 1,0.00 quail. The jquail were shipped from Pilot Mountain and were consigned to a produce concern in Philadelphia. Mr. Weatherly, suspecting that there was game on the incoming train, frdm Pilot Mountain, was at tne station and "nosing" around among the articles in the express car and unloaded on, the platform discovered 'the "eggs" and "butter". He peeked' Into the boxes and saw a few feathers. Knowing that feathers- had no place on eggs, in the shell at least; and that rabbit fur should not be a covering for butter the officer investigated further and brought to light the great quantity' of game. The birds were all confiscated and will be sold at public auction. HORSE TRADERS' CONVENTION Something New Going on At Salisbury This Week Salisbury,.' Dec. 10. Already a large number of horsemen and. horse traders are here for the horse traders' convention, which begins tomorrow and will last for two weeks. Camp grounds will be established at the fair grounds, where there are. stall " ac commodations for two hundred ' and fifty horses. In addition to them, many will quarter their stock in the livery and private stables in the .city. However, the operations of the trad ers and buyers will be principally, at the fair grounds. Horsemen are ex pected from many points in North Carolina and adjoining. States. This is said to be the first regular gather ing of the kind ever held in the State and is attracting much attention. BUSINESS LOCALS WANTED Position as chauffeur; Can rive eoori refpreiu-ea. Address "Chaffeur. ftll Princess street. Wilmington X. C. lel2-lt' FOUR MILES WANTED For particu lars, telephone Carolina -Trucking and De velopment Company, Southern Building. FOR SALE) OR RENT 7-acre farm near city, with 5-rooiu house. Large barn; also one mule. 2 horses. 2 carts, 1 wagon nud farming Implements. Address "Farm.' care Star. del2-6t FRESH COUNTRY BITTER Get some of it. Also the very best creamery butter to be found. ..All pork sausage, fresh coun try eggs, fresh pork. beef, veal and lamb. Give us your orders today. We have the goods. Palace Market Co., Phone 2. nei2-ti CHRISTMAS TREES A few lots will be here by New York steamer Monday. Ie likrh TMeiiso mil or 'nhone Number l.7(t. C. B. Bellols. Produce Denier, Hi North Sec ond street. aeiz-ii- I The THIS Christmas is surely the time to gratify for him one of ,his dearest wishes to own a HOWARD WATCH. -i- Not that he hasn't a watch of some kind already. But the higher up a man gets in the councils of the business and pro fessional world the more HOWARD owners he finds among his associates. It is trough home to him more and more that the HOWARD has -a distinctive standing among the leading men Of 'all call ings and occupations. ' And when a man once absorbs the pres tige of the HOWARD when he realizes E. HOWARD. WATCH WORKS, Boston, Mass. These Celebrated Watches are For Sale in Wilmington By A; O.SCHUSTER 104 N. Front St. AGENTS WANTED Ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls invited to sell our pa touted Matclilem Lighter: - This- great new inven tion makes the match entirely superfluous. Everybody will buy these lighters. Big pro fits to agents. A hustler can easily, make a net profit of $30 to $40 a week; dally demonstration of lighters. Garrell Bldg., Room 31, fourth floor, from. 1. to 2 and 8 to I P. M. Write today ' for particulars to Urossman Bros. Co., Wilmington, X. C. . del-3t A WIT A W . . t, . n, l. ut Tnl.n'. P.rlah Guild, at Parish house. Third and Red Cross and get those nuhought Christmas presents. . - . del2-lt " FOR RENT One furnished room, all mo dern conveniences.- Apply -120 Walnut, or 'phone. 13M. . .-Or- del2-lt : iS. L. WANTED-TO RENT 6 or? 7 room house. In Kood condition, located between Ked Cross and 67ytle streets and. between Front and 9th streets. Will exchange large house for small one, 1f desired. .Address "Housed" care Star. . . . , de!2-lt . LOST Down town yesterday morning, cameo pin. Liberal reward Jf returned to Star office.-' i v . .J. del0-2t FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms for rent. Centrally located. . ,'Fhoue 328 de20-lt OUR DISPLAY of new prunes, nuts, rai sins, citrons, peaches, apricots, figs, dates, cherries, tolives, etc.. and our prices are the talk of the town. J. H. Kuck, 'Phone 4C0. : del0-7t IF YOIT WISH first class groceries n't low prices and flrsct class service, call J. H. Knck, Seveuth aud Grace; 'Phone 460. del0-7t TREES Norway" Mn pies, Lindens, Roses, weeping .Mulberries, etc. . prices ngnt. The Holland Nurseries, Castle Hayne, N. C del0-3t PRICES AND QUALITY . guaranteed. If jou warn aometning gooa. can to see me J. T. . Burke. 27 South Front street. ::- ' , . no29-tf SECOND HAND square piano for sale. In good order. Cheap to cash purchaser. Address "Piano.'' care Star Office. : . . - - ' v.-. , - '. ; sel5-tf FOR SALE-Nlce: property centrally lo cated on macadamized street and car line, ten minutes-walk from down .town. This property Is daily InereastSg: In. value. Now is tne time ta. bny Has. vja .houses on it, 1 two-sforr 'huia furintf iiir line mid cot tage located, jjpn 30-foot street In rear. A deslpible hqrhe at Investment prices. See 4. i. Wright Son, Real Jbigtate Agents. ''?,, del0-2t . HAMS We handle the finest hams In the city. The product of one of the oldest German butchers in this country. Un wrapped x no cloth or paper to pay for; simply grand. Try one. " J. H. Kuck, 'Phone AiM. del0-7t WAKE UP! Spread out! Advertise! Mul tlgraph Imitation typewritten circulars; cheap as printing; better results. All classes typewriting and notary work. Harrlss' Typewriting and Advertising Co., 114 Prin cess street; 'phone 708. del-tu.su.th-tf BUSINESS CHANCE An exceptional chance Is offered active party or parties with some energy and $1,000 to Invest to get a strictly respectable, permanent cash business that's easily managed, free from competition jutd get rich, quick schemes. where Tvlth raimilfy lab froni $3,000 to $5,000 should W cleared yearly. Owner of this business ultes the closest investiga tion In every way." Fufl" particulars will be' given at personal interview only, which can be had by addressing "Profitable," care of Star. . de6-Ct NOTICE We wl$. sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash our entire stock of merchandise at Long View, N. C on Fri day. lecember 15th. 1911.. W. H. Kelley & Bro. Don't forget date and day. , . lt no29 to del4 FOR SALE Welfhave .several nice lots on the, Mell road pear Winter Park across the road from the'tilce track. 70x210. These lots are well drained. Price und terms, right. See us or 'phone us, 771. Hanover Realty fompiiny, Sole Agents, 207 North Front street. , dei-tf 1138 IS THE NUMBER to call for plumb ing. The big force we put on last week cleared our books of repair work. Now we are ready for yoar orders. D. L. T. Capps Plumbing Cj., J. B. Griffith. Mgr., 130 Market street ocl5-tf Howard Watch what "HOWARD time" is and the service it performs in the world's affairs, any other watch becomes a good bit of a makeshift. Through it3 seventy years' career the HOWARD has come to be known as the finest practical timepiece in the world. A HOWARD Watch is always worth what you pay for it. ,The price of each watch from the 17 jewcl double roller) in a Crescent or Jas. Boss gold-filled case at $40, to the "EDWARD HOWARD" model (23-jewel, 18K solid gold case) at $350 is fixed at the factory and a printed ticket 'attached. ..Find the HOWARD jeweler in your town and talk to him. Not every jweler can aell you a HOWARD. The jeweler who can is a good man to know. ' Admiral Sigabee has written a little book, "The Log of the HOWARD Watch," giving the record of his own HOWARD in the U. S. Navy. You'll enjoy it. Drop us a post-card, Dept. , and we'll send you a copy. . Diamonds, Watches. and Jewelry, A -LADY'S PRIDE and delight a nice umbrella. I iiave them from $5.00 to $23.00, J. T.' Burke, The Jeweler. . .' no29-tf . CAKES AND PIES of all. kinds made and baked to order. 'Phone your orders early In the morning and they will be de livered fox dinner. 'Phone 1844. . de6-6t THE' GILBERT Remodeled; newly furnished; all hotel conveniences. Front and Princess streets, junction of trolley lines; cars to beach and depot; steam heat; electric lights and hot water. Excel lent cuisine and good service. Bates, $1.50 a day. Liberal discount to "ouples and people who stay longer. no4-tf BARGAINS in trunks, hand- bags and suit cases. Uncle Charles, 15. South Front street. de7-tf FOR SALE Just arrived. . horses and mnles. Mules from 900 to 1,300 lbs. Horses, 800 to 1,000. Some good drivers. Every animal must be as represented, or .money refunded. James J. Darby, Orange, be tween Water and Front. no30-12t FOR RENT Two large rooms with one or two beds; electric lights; all convenl ences; telephone; first class table; private in nil iy; central residence location. "Se lect," cai Star. del0-lt FANCY FISH ROE; you ought to get some; tney are nne. Also dressed chick ens and turkeys. All pork sausage, se lected fresh meats and everything good to eat. Palace Market Co., Phone No. 72. de"-tf WANTED By young m&n, ' position as collector, or office work. References fur nished ; four years experience in newspa per office. Address "Collector," care Star de8-4t HUSBANDS, Sweethearts nud Wives- Save money on yaur, Xmas gifts. Dla monds. Watches and High Grade Jewelry at Lncie cnaries - m south Front street, i de7-tf UNREDEEMED SHOT GUNS, also high grade line bought at bankrupt stock Ithaca, Fox, Remington. Marlin and oth er makes. Save money and - see Uncle Charles, 16 South Front street. de7-tf : t FOR SALE 5 C-room nouses corner 2nd and Queen streets. This property must be sold right away. We-ibave a nice pieece of property on North Front street; will majce plenty of money; call at our office, 207 North Front street, and let us tell you about It. If you have any property for saie, see us. we nave ceverai parties that want to buy city property. 'We also have a customer that wants to buy a nice home on some good street. Must be in a nice neighborhood. Hanover Realty Company 207 North Front street. de8-tf ASK VniTR nnnmn n tan iaii ii hnt. tie of Pollte's Pepper Sauce. . The sauce of iuriij . uuu quumj . aeo-imo SPECIALS at Pure Food Market: New sour krout, fine lettuce and - celery. All kinds fresh meats; fine New River oysters and liver pudding; best of season. Pure Food Market. D. M. Davis. Prou. 'Phone 1493. se30-tf ST. JOHN'S LODGE No. 1. A. F. & A. M. Regular monthly com municatioii this (Tues day) evening at 8 oclock. All memliers .hers and nffHiated Ma sons are cavdlally lnvlt ed. .- By 'order of the W. M. A. S. ilOLDEX, "Secretary. del2-lt SCHLOSS THEATRE CIRCUIT -THREE DAYS- COMMENCING THURSDAY", DEC. 14TH. Matinees Friday and Saturday Mr. Henry Kllworth and His Pictorial Re- liruuiiciiou oi "THE PASSION PLAY'," Dlrert - From Nw Vnrlz ninnail. Each Presentation Here a Big Elk Benefit Night Prices 25 and 50 cents Matinee Prices 25 cents. . Seats on' sale hnd can ho ppanrvMl - at I'ininmer s weuneatiav de!2-3t 'Phone 663. Jidie M . "of Deposit. Demand Certificates are always ready for emergency use i Time Certificates are the best Collateral for loans. ' Short Time Loans may be made on Time Certificates and repaid when convenient, on or before the due date without disturbing the deposit which continues to earn interest. ' erican National Bank Wilmington, N. C. "A FINANCIAL STRONGHOLD." del2-tf SOMETHING IN make3 a Useful We have a large assortment of Ladies', Children's and Gents' high and low-cut SLIPPERS, OVERGAETS, SLUMBER SLIPPERS WOOL SOLES and lots of otheY things. PETEL3SOM & tULFS 202 North Front Street Next to Murchison Bank. lel2-tf 4 Time Certificates of Deposit THEY ARE INTEREST-BEARING. THEY ARE PAYABLE ON DEMAND. . THY AFFORD A GOOD INCOME FOR FUNDS AWAITING PERMANENT INVESTMENT. GET ONE.-: The Atlantic Trust & Banking Co. SOUTHERN BUILDING. WILMINGTON, N. C. irQgDnie(SaisDBinie PERFECT FUEL FOR ALL GASLOLINE ENGINESl MORE POWER MORE RUNNING HOURS, FOR LE83 MONEY. Drop Us a Card if you operate a Gasoline Engine, and we will show you how to Save Money on your Fuel Bill. Cape Fear OdD Co. WILMINGTON, N. C. Kerosene, :: Gasoline :: and :: Lubricating :: Oils. POCAHONTAS Steam COAL -Thacker Lump CoaL fWood, All Cuts Lime, Ce ment, Plaster, Walrus Roofing, Shingles, Brick, Pipe, &c Your orders Respectfully Solicited. ' W. IB. THO'&PE & CO. PHONE 789 Wire Nails , , 756 Kegs Wire Nails. 186 Bbls. L. Mullets. 274' Bbls. M. Mullets. 3 1 1 Bags Perfection Horse Feed. 74 Bbls. Apples. . 49 Bags C. C. Nuts. ; ; 86 Boxes Oranges. 67 Boxes Mixed Nuts. ' 41 Boxes Prunes. 21 Bags Seed Rye. 74 Bags Hen Feed. ) Importer and Jobber. find Appreciative Pfbsbits I CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Starting on Monday, Oc tober 30th, Steamer. Lis bon will load every Mon day and (Thursday for points along the Cape Fear river as far as Elizabeth town. Returning to the city every Wednesday and Saturday. Passengers and Freights t will have personal atten tion. KQW. D. BLIZZARD, (Master j v-c , i t . ,1 '"
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