Tne Daily Review
JOSn.T. JAMES, rditor & Prop.
WIL.MINGTON. W. i
TUtBUit ". JULY . 18SO.
fVNTlRMl T THK IHiSTOKFICB. AT
.Wi'SwutS. N. A SElHlXlLA.
MATTKa.1 . . j
FOR PRESIDENT
YT. S. HANCOCK.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
V. H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
FOK GOVERNOK :
THOMAS J. JARVIS,
OF PITT.
FOR LIEUT GOVERNOR:
jAMEfl i. ioiJisorr.
OF MACON.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE :
tWILLIAM LflAUWDBUB
OF WAKE.
FOR STATE TREASURER :
JOHN XVI. WOHTU.
OF RANDOLPH.
FOR ATTORNEY-G EN ERA L
TIIOaTAOlO- HENANi
OF Nil SON."
FOR AUDITOR: - i
WXIiLXAai P. HOBX3HT0,
OF GATES.
For Superiutecdent Public Instruction.
jonn c. flOAimoiioTjaH
OF JOUNSTON.
FOR CONGRESS:
. '(Third District.)!
JOZZX7 W, DXXACHfiLFOIl)
OF ONSLOW.
For Presidential Elector, Third District.
p. xx. mcX-haw.
Of Ilarne't.
JL GLORIOUS QUARTETTE.
The leading Republican politicians seem
to be ail at sea.without a chart, oar, sail or
ruddar T.ilb which to find their true po
sition, upon the turbulent waters or to
shape their course to any haven of safety.
Th skill, tact, sagacity and thorough dis
cipline,' which have made them triumph
ant In the past, have all deserted mini,
and tnev now seem to be rushing iell-mell
la political luln. Heretofore, while the
' . " I - V. J
party has been aappe J ana 1 ncnej-wmueu
btboie who only cared for the spoil,
and plunder, there have been kept up a"
show of respectability, honor and hones'y
which made its acts acceptable to a large
portion of the voting population, by which
means it has so long kept in power. There
wsre Integrity and honesty in appearance,
if there were none in reality.
Bat this Is all charged. Since the
stupendous Irand of 1876, ma more un
principled of the party have taken cour
age nd corns boldly to the front as lead
ers and . directors of ita destinies, while
the more respectable bare been driven
unceremoniously Into the background.
With this nsw departure Garfield, with
all the bad odor of the Cheiit Mobiiier
and lbs DeGolyer swindles attaching to
his political skirts, and Arthur,-who was
kicked out of the New York Custom
Iloosa for" the most gross and flagrait
prostitution of his office to personal pnr
lees, ooxne to the front as Republican
standard .bearers. With thtse two Barnes
emblazoned upon their banners the very
worst and having the most vulnerable
record of any of the prominent men of
the part j those who have heretofore
controlled Ibe destinies of the party saw
th hoce'essaess of the task. They I00K-
ed with dismay upon the proceedings, the
disastrous result of which was too apparent
hat which, they were impotent toavert
... The astute D -n Canitr-
OOC SKU J
on. Chairman of the National Republican
Executive Committee,' for.eeing the con
sequences, resigned bis position. It was
too hopeless and thankless job for him
to undertake. Although he made the
pieaoflU biallhr the tause for tender
In r his resignation, no one doubts that If
who muht hare a possible cbaDce of sue
cess in the rac bad been uominated, bis
physical ailments wouU cot have pre
vented his entering heartily and earnestly
upon the oneons dnties of the high posi
tion which he baa just vacated, to ensure
. ' i -
success. :
In selecting a man to fill the position
madevacantbyDun C4meron.it would
naturally be supposed that one with an
untainted record would be the choice of
tho party; but such was not the' ca?e at
all. Ex-Poetinaster General Marshall
Jewell has lien selicted to cecity tha?.
ex JteJ psitiou. He it was whom Pres
ident Grant compelled to rebiirn the ffi;e
of Postmaster General fur ( flan ecu which
. v, Wr,liirft As a salve to
the wounded pride tf Jewell, he was faeut
a minister to St. Petersburg, whera
instead of attendiug'to the duties of bis
office iu such a manner as to reflect credit
upon our government, such were hii
Yankee proclivities fur trade and dicker
he became engaged in a speculation to
.supply the Russian 'army with Yaukee
b:scuit. liis couDtction with the affai
mta dirnvf-red aid he foU: d hii biscuit
alidou0h. In other words hi was ro
called. Such is the. Mrbbll of .tbeu
hostF; the Jewel in tie Republican
crown.
h tKfi former Secretary tf the
Cjinmfttie, has bten supplanted by ex
Senator Dortey, formerly of Arkansas;
bat now of Fifth Avenue, New.ioik
Ilia record is no better than tho rest, fur it
is alleged that while on the tour which
be made in Europe, he beat his way at
nearly every hotel at which ha stopped.
A "lorious record for a glorious quartette.
Such as it is, it Las disheartened, disgusted
and entirely disgruntled the respectability
of the fatty, and the most of thein are in
an. uumviable condition of sulks.
In the meantime, from Aiootfteok to the
Rio Grande, firm the Great Lakes "to the
Gulf of. Mexico, iroin , Passaui&quoddy
Hav Ui the irolden shores of the Paciti.c
.j t
Ocean, the hosts of D;-m cracy are uius
tering ei.thusiastically tor th m mentou
btttle of November. There are no -die.
KAtmotis. n j bickeiiusrs in its raiik : but
all uuited in devotion to its liberty-loving
principles and with complete, and perfect
the skill, iudemtnt and
w w - - w
puriotisni of its illustrious leader, it is
vouchsafed a viclory whitfi shall - bring
D3rmsnent peace and prosperity, wuh
tieir attendant; blessings, upon all our
broad d -main.
The New York Tribune has already
1 put Maine down in its list as one of the
doubtful States. ' it ta ratner eariy id
the day to, go back-on Senator Blaine's
State, but the lYibune is reluctantly
eo rpelled to "stare Fate in the face.'
For all Female Complaints
nothing equals Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It is a most powerful re
storative tonic, also combinirg jthe most
valuable nervine properties, especially
adapting it ta the vnts of debilitated
ladies suffering from weak back, inward
fever, cou'i;mion, inflimmation, or ul
ceration, or.i'om nervousne f, or neural
gic pains. Mr. G. W. Seymour, drug
gist, ot Canton. N. Y.,' writes Dr Pierce
as follows: Tne demand for your Fa
voritePxfccriptiyn is wonderful, anl one
man stated to ma that his wile had not
done a dy s work iu five months, when
she commenced taking your Favorite
Prescription.1 took two " bottles and is
now ou the third bottle, and is able to do
her bi use work alone and milk fourteen
cowstwico a day.' Dc Pierces Favorite
Prescription is sold by all dealers in med
icins. July 1.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Wa binutox, D. 0., July 2. 1880.
Thete is a delightful 6tato of uncer
tainty t m'aDg Radicals as to what Qen
UencoCK. will do after his election.
O-ie distinguished Radical member of
Congress says llancock will simply
ba a tool iu the hands of Democratic
leaders, but another member, UeneraJ
fTarrv White, of Penusvlvania. who
knows flanoockintimately,says be has
opiuions 01 his own, ana will always
hA thpm Qen White is in town. lie
fpeaks in the highest terms of the
Democratic, candidate. Meantime
every Democrat in the land is satitQad
w tb General Hancock; and believes
eirtotlv what be atid when, asked
an to his policy if elected. He said
Dem cratic.of course. Whether in or
out of tne high office of President, I
believe that honest self-government is
the highest gift a people can have
and that is in a nutshell what I be
lieve to be the rpirit of Democracy
... n - - . ; y- l: It
and tne umoicnau uobtsquuu
That is the sort of candidate Ge icral
Hancock is, and shows what he minkb
Democracy means. .1
Oce day was not enough in which
tn dplpot a Chairman of tie National
Republican Committee, bo the 'job
WaS pUi OU UUlll IU UBJ. JL 11X3 OUU1
mittee wants a rich man, like Don
namnrnn. or Piatt, of New York, or
Ma-shall Jewell. Bat these men won't
serve. The Committee had better fall
hank on William Chandler, and
would probably do bo if Mr. Hayes
was noi unaersvoou wj oujeui. ouudu
ler has money, political skill, and a
conscience with all imaginable ela
t-.Citj. .
Tbough a nominal teduction of some
ten million in the publio debt is given
for June, there is included in this
sum over eight millions of fractional
currency, supposed to be worn out
lost, io., and now first eliminated
from the statement of government lia
bilities. - ThartnorU from the Sifirnal Office
most of our citizens, that the temper
atcra for the montbJ was not higher
tban for some other years. The mean
terrperature lor me monin was 1 uo
rees, 8 seconds, which was 5 degrees.
6 seconds lower man ice same penou
of 1878. and 4 degrees, 8 seconds h gt
er than in 1875, the two txtremesoi
the present decade . Tne nignoai; iem
perature wasyo degrees, o secouua uu
the lowest 49 degrees, 5 seconds.
Secretary Sherman yesterday isKned
an order taking intDj bis owi bands
all appointments or removals of ffi
ct-rs subordinate to Co lectors of Iu
ternal Revenue. Tnia great ptno'
and civil service leforme-, uoariy all
whose votes at Chicago wero th diitct
result of the direot action cf those
ofiicials, is bound to reward them t,y
preventing their removal. Sherman
ii not ungrateful when he can p y out
of tha publio credit for 6ervices r-n
deredhim. - Oukdge. J
Kfl a. woman 011 norseback i' another
coluoiu. ridina near Sneer's Vineyards,
with a bunch ot Grpts from wh ch
Speer b Port Grapo Wiiie is ma.le, tht i
so hithly eoteeuiod vy tne meuica r.
t'ess:on tor the u:e oil inva ids, wea
klj
1 ih jttrit. Snlti bv Druiriste5-
m ' 1
A Romance In the Dancock Family
The nomination of Genera! f3ai;cock
has revived the recall Ciiori ot a r
mar.rtA in his familv. theueio ot which
was the G neral's o41j ,8on, Ilu beli
Hncook, -m w a. prosperous cotton
piunter in Missis&ippi Seven r eight
lyeaifl agn', when qnte ft boy. he w
iiving in Louisviue and hud fallen in
love with a young girl wlo,.o iimer
having been u rebel, jwuuld not allow
Utr to Tpop.iva the. addre-sda of a sou
of a Yankee soldier." lYouug Hancock
. -1.1
wa3 forbidden ttie House, ana iu
! M - A 1 11
laiiuva vr ar a -
daughter to Europe toj iufeute a separa
tion. The youinfjij pair, howtVr,
nn nvenini? met at a uary in Li uis
f.. rKcr nraa nrHliarilltZ lO CuKd Ule
ville, and by a uddtii agrenuieut thy
stole across the rivrto Jiff raonville,
roused up a preacher, were mariied
in the silence ot m diigu , ani s oie
hok to their d ffc'iltutr-i. Tue lady re
maiued in her father's hoa e, received
vouncr comuanv. was! seen in Kocie'o
with vnnnff cuntlemeu etoorts and
met her huobaud as a mere ftieud in
ih rrfiS:noe of others. The naws
naked out, however;the young bride
did not gojto Europe, uud "the pair
lived at a hoarding bou-je in Louib-yilie
for about a year. Ihe marriage Wat;
a surprise to his parents as wa!l &6
hers, tut Russell s
mother btcame
foiid of her, as did
mother. Mrs Russell,
a so his grand"
who lives iu a
couutry home near Louisville. Th
father of the ruoaway giil did not be
fiomfl reconciled, but her mother and
aisteis visited the young bride daily;
and her husuand was a great iavorue
witli them irom nis iranK anu merrj
moods. Tne friends of the parties ali
agree that the marriage . has pioyed a
very happy one.
J lUSUUlVICIU.Uiaiuaik;!
Uncleaned cess-poolsl" filth ofiry char
acter, exhalations from jmaBrhy lands, all
this, poisoning the i blood, bring on
Yellow Fever. The soje an i only reme
dy that will act directly upon the Kid
neys and Liver the cleanser of the bloo-
is Warner's Safe lv.dney and Liver
Core, used iu connection with Wazner'b
Sa Pills. . . I jy 2.
1
IRON BITTERS,
Highly recommended
to the public for all dis
eases req ui ri n g a eer tai n
and efficient TOAMC;
especially in ImiioeH-
A Great Tonic.
1 Non, Dspia,
IRON BITTERS,
A Sure Appetizer.
IRON bTtTERS,
A Complete Stresgthaner
IRON BmiRS,
a Valuable Medicine.
intermittent Jh e
verm, Want nfA.it
petit . Thorns of
Strength, I jack of
Energy, etc. It en
riches the blood,
strengthens the mus
cles, and gives new life
to the nerves. To the
aged, ladies, and chil
dren requiring recuper
ation, this valuable
remedy can not be too
highly recommended.
It art ml ike a eharw
on the digestive organs.
Al teaspoonfUl before
IRON BITTERS,
' Not Sold u a Beverage.
meaia win remove au
dyspeptic symptoms,
j TRY IT.
Sold by all Drgisis.
THE BROWH CHUICAL CO.
(BALTIMORE, Md. .
IRON BITTERS,
for Delicate Females.
THE OLD
HOUSE.
ESTABLISHED
T TUE OLD
House of George Myers,
11 arid 13 South
Front Street, the people of the entire Caps
Fear section will find a complete stock c
FAMILY GROCERIES
of all Vinds, which were purchasedsed ex
pressly for this market and which will
sold at prices to suit the times.
NOw opening a fine assortment of Christ
mas Goodies to which attention is invited
iu Liquor we .defy competition. Our
! '-'I'-
Sweet Masli lYlii&key,
i , - -. i , .
at $3 a gallon, is the beat in the market fo
the price, and our j
DELH0N1CO CLUB WHISKEH .
which we sell at $4, is worth almost doubl
he money. J
Call and see the stock; and "SAMPLE
when you visit Wilmington.
I OZSOXLaZ3jZkZTTZ2B.S
. Family Grocer, 11 &,13 S.Front street.
dec-7w 1
1
pOO, 8AL.E. Ittijtrats'i HUni of in
rorwl farm. E. H. WAKROCK,
(In KeYiewBuildinz) ! Job Prinur.
New Advertisements.
TH0BIA8 H- fflcKOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
- 1
Boatwright & McKoy5
Is prepared to furnish you with
EVERY ARTICLE
in the
. ' .1 -
GROCERY LINE,
6
Ath
LOWEST PRICES 1
My Stock is Large
We Replenish Daily,
ft'
Therefore, all. you buy from us
' will, be
Wc guarantee every article that
leaves our Store,
Mylato partner, Capt JOHN Ij.
BOAT WBIGIIT, will be pleasel
to see all bis friend?, ,at my
' Stores, Nbs. 5 & 7 North
Front Street
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
je 28 , :
CHAS. KLEIN,
. antertater - and RtMnet Mer.
Princess Street, In Basement pf th
Journal Building
W I L M I.N OTON, S, 0.
1 '
S&F A" tine v- rtment of OolSns and Ca
keu constaLtly on iind. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned ar.d varaiahod. Orders by tele
Corn, Meal, Hay.
15,000 Bush Prime White Corn,
OOO Bushs Water Ground
Meal,
1O0 Bales Hay, A
Flcur.Molassess Sugar
1200 Bbls Flour, Super tov
; . ; KxtraTaniily,
500 Hhds and Bbls Syrup, New
. Orleans, New Crop Cuba
and Porto Kico Molasses.
250 Bbls Sugar,Cut Loaf,
, Granulated, Standard A,
Extra 0 and C,
BacoiijLard, Pork, &c,
200 Boxes Smoked
and D S Sides,
150 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
125 Bbls City Mess Pork,
225 Bags Coffee, Kio,
Lagujra and J&ydS
ISO Boxes Starch,
300 Boxes Lye and Potash,
175 Boxes Laundry Soap,
1 J O Boxes pure AssortecL Candy,
Snuff, Tobacco, Paper, Matches,
Shot, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Hoop
Iron, Spirit Barrels, &c.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MDBCHISOV,
je 28 Wholesale Grccer k Com. Mer.
Go to VanOrsdell's
A RT GALLERY TO-DAY, if you with to
a
B.e the mr.et beautiful line of Fanoy Framea,
Ease!?, Fsel Frames, Fapepartoats, Matts,
Mouldings , for mkin fraaw, Cord and
Tusela, Silrer and Gold Wire, &, erer of
fered in this cityj
P 8 Parties sending babies to me by mail
to be Photographed, will please mark on the
enrelope, handle carefully.
O. M, .VahORSDELL. Ariitf
may 11-tf ' WUmiTiton, N. C
MISSES. KARRER & McGOWAH,
QEALKR8 IN HILLLffERY
AND FANOY GOODS
Are just in receipt of a fresh Inroiccot
Ldieu' Linen Dialers and Suits. A)so,Mines,
Csiid'ens and Infanta' Clothing. New styles
in Milliiian fnat in mnd ooeued: beside tlm
stlec of llair Goods just receired at No. 6
Miscellaneous
Received this Day.
cr CASES BOKbKRER (
1)8,1 BO ZY CHAMPA OJiK,
At loipo-ter'i I'fice.
(iKO MYERS," Ag?nt
50
'CASES FaECH BUANDY,
From B nd tbi Day,
And for sale at Importer' Price.
Only $150 for a Bottle of
Imported French Brandy,
' ' At ;E MYEKS.
Tubs HT HjQw; HOT'KK,
mJ')
30 (? K N T ' A PITM),
Ch icest Grass Butter.
WiNEH AND , LIQUORS, of bestgradea,
. i At Popular Prices,
GEO. MYERS,
Nos. 11, 13, 16 South Front sU
may 27
Cathartic Pill
i . e tf ,1.
Combine the choicest cathartic principles
in- mi-dicine. in proportions accurately
mliusted to sccr.r.' jvJivitv, certainty, and
uniformity of i'i'i t. Thoy are the result
of vears'of care nil sriulv and practical ex-v
periment, ami are tne; most eiieernai rem
edy yet discovered ivr liisi ixse!-. caused by
derangement of tbe stoiuach, liver, and
bowels, which require prompt and efTectu-
al treatment. Ayeus Pills are specially
applicable to this class oi aiseases. iney
act directly on the digestive and assim
ilative' processes, and restore regular
healthy action. Their extensive use by
physicians in their practice and by all
civilized nations, is one of tne many
proofs of their vahie as a, safe, sure, and
iierfectly , 'reliable purgative medicine,
ieing compounded of the concentrated
virtues of purely vegetable substances,
they are positively free from calomel, or
any injurious properties, and can be ad
ministered to children with perfect saiety,
Aveii's Pjlls are an effectual ure for
Constipation or CJostiveness, lnaiges
tion, Iyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
Foul Stomac!i and Breath, Dizziness,
Headache, Loss of Memory, Numb
ness, Biliousness, Jaundice, Kheuma
tisnii Kruptions and Skin Diseases,
Iropsy, Tumors, Worms, neural
aria. Colic, Gripes, Diarrhoea, Dysen
tery, Gout, Piles, Disorders of the
Liver, and all other diseases resulting
from a disordered state ot the digestive
.apparatus. - i
As a Binner Pill they Lave no equal."
"VYhile "gentle in their action, these
Pills are the most thorough and search
ing cathartic that- can be. employed, and
never give pain unless the ' bowels are,
-inflamed, and then their influence is healing.'-'
They i stimulate the appetite and
digestive organs; they operate to purify
and enrich the blood, and impart renewed
health and vigor to the whole systern.
i : r . i
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS KYEKTWHEBB.
Hot Weather is Upon
rs i
-pvOWN WIT tf HIGH PBIOEd. Bay
your Shirts at bottom figures at the factory
The "Congress" ad "Royal' s4ill keep the
lead. Look at prices. "Congress" T5 cents,
eqal to any $1 Shirt; "Boyal" 90 cents
equal to ary $1 25 Shirt oa the market.
J. ELhBACfl, MaDufactttrer,
ie 24 No. Z, Market st.
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDCINEk
TRADE MARX- GbbatTRADE MARK.
English Rem
edy, An tin
fail irg cure
for rieminal
Weak nesa,
S p ermatorr-
bea,Irapoten-,
cr.andalldiC
BEFORE TAKlHS.eaflea thatfol.arTCB runts
---- urn inninBf
low, aa a sequence of Keif-Abuse: aa Loca of
Back, Dimneas of Vision, , Premature Old
Afire and many other Diaeasea that lead to
Insanity or Conaumption and a Premature
Grave. .
Full particuiart In onr pamphlet,
whibh we desire to send fr h man n
one Jesu The Hpecifio Medicine is sold by
all drugguta at $1 per package, or six pack-
"6"." win wo aen i iree Dy mail or
receipt of the money by addreatine-
mT lf P A B B a . . .
nt B7 nntu u NE CO
q Block, l5etroit7Mick.
n tt , . mwn, ii uuidimv Buu
Ketail. DT (irflr-n A F1rn mA .11 A .
ererywhere. oet 11-dJiV
CH 00L OF DRAWING PAINTING
ETC,
t wit r lD W'
ln UlL & tel a d Coloring
rhotocrreDha. at r..nn.M XAn
... nf ut . , "urr aae8. m the
ear of St. Jannw' Church n()'- ii
I OW KATKS-for all kinda of Printing
Peraom rAii1iniv r ..
their bh-h; " -.rr".. V-ine v a hare
to them Trfl '
(la RaTfew KniM- f WARROOJf,
gailRoadXWc
uuiiwa i kai, RAILWAY .
Wilmington, B. a, June 16. ui '
CHAK6K MSCHZDULK. '
fS AND AFTER JUNE 16 iR7r,
U.Mng Schedule wUI
' Paasenger, Mall and Expre, Tr '
Leare Wilminrton at . -
Arrire?t HanSeJ I
: -.:; at Charlotte aC 2?
l lieare Uharlotte at 0 1
We. 2. Arrire at Hamletat ' l- i
No. 1 train ia daily except Fnr, 1
makes no connections U. Kaleih o :t tv
No. 2 train ia daDy except Satu-dSTJ '
Shelby Diriaion llail, Frelirht a V '
No 3 I Charlotte at.... . B
Wo- 3j Arrire at Shelby it A '
r. 4T. ...i:Q ,
nn m. I ieaye sneioy at
So- M Arrire at Ofiark itoT":
Lecal Freight and Aoconxn'od
i TTrsi " - i - . -
i eare umingion' at....... - .jt
Amre at Laurinburg, at J""""" x -y k )
Uare Charlotte at..; ZZ'':A ? ? !
Arrire at JLaunnburg at.... ,1
Leare Laufinburg at........
Arrire at Charlotte at..t... f" " fi ,
Leare Lauritburg at.....t "1 " f
Ar ire at Wilaington C.w.V.V.V" J y
'Thewf trains leare Wilminton''Lri V"
lotte. Tueedays. ThurdiJ8 Vnd ,
Laurinburg, Mondays, ; Wedneidafr
Fridays, j . Jl .
Close connection at Hamlet : tV
Raleigh and at Charlotte a"., f
all points in Western orth CarolS ".!'
AsherUle. L
Also,ria Spartanburg to Hendflf4Ja, ',!
adjacent points and Asherille.
Pwsena era for Asherille ria eltnerr ,
learing Wilmington at 6 P. M. will trrir
destination at 7 P. M. next da j. : 1 !
Sleeping Car accommodations on Thr
Trains to and from Charlotte and W ilL
Through 81eepers will also be mn t i
from Raleigh and Charlotte. i ' M
. : .,' ' Yi ti. JOHX80.V .
inne 17 ; . General Surerintendta i-.
1711 MINfiTfUJ 2,
RAILROAD COMPAiry.
Vwfic or Qms'l HoFiBiHTisDiat
Wilmington, N. a, June 12, If 80 .
CHANGE OF SOHEDULK
un sua after Monday, June 14th, 1
Passenger trains on thn Wilmington W.'
don Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRALN, p,a ,
Leare Wilmington,' Front St. Depot '
t.. ......... 6 50Ak
Arrire at Weldon at.....M... 12 60 j
Leare Weldon... 3
Arrire at Wilmington, Front 8L . -j
Depot at , S 53 1' I
Passenger, and Freight Train, Dailj n.
cept bundajs.
r .... Tir:i i. .
wvwto 11 uuuug tuii Xri'Ul OU.
'Depot at. S S3 l'i
Arrire at Weldon at......... 3 43 A k
Leare Weldon. ..-... . 1 Mil
'Arrire at Wilmington, Front 8U
iepoi ac 13gr I
Trains on Tarboro Branch Ilnaa ki'e
Rocky Mount for Tsirboro at'fi.U V 4' d.i.f
and Tuesday, Thursday and riaturc tj t:d
A M, Returning; leare Tarbltro 1. i (.
A M daily, and Monday, Wcduoidr 1 v
Friday at 8:30 P M
The Day Train makes close.coL -c .
Weldon for all points North yi ,h
daily, except Sunday) and daily, y ::
mond and all rail route .
The K.30 P M train makes eht :
tions at" Weldon for all points t t.i
Richmor i. , j I
JOHN F. DIVINE, GscersI Sn.
jnne 14 ,
Gen'l Sup'ts Offlc?
WILmJlnGTON. COLUMBIA kHV iD
GUSTAt RAILROAD CO. -Wilmington,
N. C., June 12. W
CHANGE OP SCHEDULEI
On and after Monday, Jnne'.KtliJS
the to k wing schedule will be run on t'
road:
Peeserger, Express, , Mail and Thro
Freight Tiain, Daily except 8utd7.
Leare Wilmington.. 4 03 P r
Leare Florenoe.!.......................- JWrJ
Arrire at Columbia..;.. 8 1M "
Leare Columbia 6 M
Leare Florence........... 30
Arrire at Wilmington 11 331
rNIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (UsiItU
Leare WIlminjrton............ M -l
n V WWW WWW - .
Leare Florence.......... 2 JU
L . j 11 a
Arrire at uamden Junction......... ,B
Arrire at Columbia. ? A,I
Leare Columbia ' - 6 00 ; .
Leare Camden Junction?... ........ 00 T
Leare Florence 30 1
Arrire at Wilmington................. e 30 x'
This Train ifem nulr at Brini7
Whiterille.' Fleminirton Fair Blvi,
Marion. ; '
Passengers for Columbik, and r poii''
G. A C. R. R. and in Western North tar'
na, via uoiumoia and HparuEuur:, -
taxe Night Express Train from w u?:;r,
Puunren tnr A n cm it a. ihrtnld Ui'
Express Train, which connects tit ex
junction. Maluku UAOTfAAIf V -
traits for Charleston, and AogciU.
Trains learing Wilmington
nights making connection for Co'nmP'V
ria Camden Junction and St nth t' ,
Railroad. ' 1 ,
JOHN F. DiyiNE,Genri "
june 11 '
MILTOWtlV. JOHNSON
1
Commission aierclia"!?
mcbS t-
OPEN EARLY, AND CONVENE
rpHOSE WHO DO THEIR JIAB1'
. t
1 early hour, and wishirg to hTS .s jjj
at an
scrip
scription filled, or get a doiuo - -Wter,
Congress Water or any b"?J, - J
Drus: line. ill find my 8tore'coBePtfW
111 npa bjoj". uU
w .. . nniu 1 irnrrw"!
the nan of kVchc4cor any. otter man
here for Jane show unexpectedly to
Bouia rront otreet. , . .
may 31 . t. 4
open
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new .