COMEDY.
BT THOMAS HAILBY ALDKICB.
They parted, with clasps of band.
And kKt,: and burniuif tear.
They met .lu a fon.-igfi laud.r
AUer tome twenty year.
Met aa ao'iuaiuUnce mecU
smiling. y. wu-y
Not veu th Ht l?"'
Of tbe heart, upon eitber hiJe.
They chatted of this and that.
The nothing that make up li.
Bhe lu a CiainHbroUKh hat -
And he In blacK for hit
a h what a comedy that -is!
An, w"n if annears:
V. ..i frLrr.ttpii his kisses.
cu . T 7,7rot.teri her tears.
auu no -September
Atlantk
Knowing
Donkey.
A Snaniah Oea-aul. living '
je snb
ia the
urba of Madrid, bn
1 ,
long been
habit of repinQ.j daily t the city, aa
.hiiikev uaeu
with
compan.ed
milk for
customers-
(ii.trit'U'ion anion,; certain
OunUv, h w2ver, the raasi
ter was taken
i;lt w Hereupon nia wiie
eurested that the a-s
houid ba aem.ori
the lourney
alone. The ! amicr wer-
accordingly filled
d with cans ot rniiK ;a
...haI and a bit of Pper
wh attached
to th donkey' hea-iatall, nqaesting tr,e
,fJ.omerHtobe;, tb.n.elves"' to their
,.fd,ury l.'oance of milk, and to put
b.ck the cioa into tha pinner . UJ
parted the donkey, a:il bo returned in
due course with the cms empty and
with everything in oruor. The mister
found upon inquiry that tho trusty
,nes:3nger had called at ths right doord
without missing one, and also that ia
oma instances ho had pulled the bell
with his teeth when kept waiting. From
that day forward the donkey baa gone
bid rounds alone.
Ca)3ar covered nis i..d be i and ray
hair with a laurel e.ovu. Aye&'s Dair
Vigor covers gray heads with r the still
more welcome locks of ycuth.
A State Fair Described.
Wbea the gates of the State Fair
were thrown open yesterday morning a
man who was built on the plumb-line
principle and' whose hat would have at
tracted the curiosity of a crowd a
'uxilo away, was stopped beciase he
had no ticket. He indulged in some
father loud talk, and was taken in
hand by a policemen aad led to one
side Int ns now oomo to an under
standing, he said, aa Jm cooled off
Is this a State Fair?,
Yea, eir.
'I there a circus attached?"
No, t-ir.
Is there a free lunch establishment
in blast?4
No sir.'
Will the President ba hereto day?'
Not that I know of.'
Is the man with the priz3 packages
on hand in here?"
He is not.'
Ia there any chance for ma to
secure a position aa epecial detective?'
No, sir
'This, then, ia an ordinary State
Fair, composed of machinery, live
stock, bedquilts, roosters, windmills,
yeast cakes, new cheeses and the man
who had his pocket picked?
Yes, about that.
Then, sir, I beg your pardon for
my rash and ungeatlemauly conduct
and I bid youjgood day. If I had un
derstood matters in the Hrst place I
should have spared the public this
soene. Ta ta eir, and if wo should
ever meet again you'll know me by
my hat Betroit Froa Press.
Arouslnz Its Readers.
An alarm of firs at midnight is
startling thing, but not half so startlin
to many who hear it as would be th
sudden knowledge of their own dangerous
physical condition . Thousands of thou
sands are hurrying to their graveB be
causo they are carelessly indifferent to
tha insidious inroads of disease aud tho
means of cure. It is the mission of II. U.
Warner & Co., with their Safj Kiudey
and Liver (Jute, to arouse men to a sense
of their danger and then euro them.
Memphis Appeal.
Chanse In tho Fros
Nowhere in the animii kingdom is
there bo favorable on opportunity for
peeping into Nature's workshop as in
the metamorphoses of the frog. The
animal is a worm when it comes from
theeM. and remains uoh the first four
da s of his life, having neither eyas,
earo, nostrils, nor respiratory organs.
It crawls; it breathe? through itstkin;
after a while a neck is groved into the
flesh; its soft lip-t are hardened into a
honey beak; tho different organs, one
after another, bud out; then a pair of
branching gills, and last a long and
limber tail. The worm has become a
rih! Three or four days more elapse,
and the gills 6ink back into the
body, while in their place others
come much mora complex, arranged
in vasoular tufts, oue hundred
nn.4 (aalva in arli Tint thflV.
- . -- " . J J
too, have their dy and are absorbed
together with their frame work of
the bono aud cartilage, to be succeed
ed by an entirely different breathing
apparatus, the initial of a 6econu cor
related group oi radical cnange.
nnffs are developed, the cnoutu is
widened, the horny beak 13 converted
nto rows of teeth, the stomach, the
abdomen, and the intestines are pre
pared for the reception of animal food
ti place of vegetable; four limbs, fully
Equipped with hip and shoulder bones,
srvei and blood versels, push out
hrough the skin, while the tail, being
.dw supplanted by them as a meaoa of
ocomotion, is carried away piecemeal
y the absorbents, and the animal
passes the balance of its days as on
urabre&thmg and flash-feeding bat-
acoiani . v
When you visit or leave 3tewYork City,
at tbe Grand Union Hotel, opposite
brand Central Depot- European plan.
Kooms reduced to. $1.00 and upwards.
Uestaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices
- Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
ll parts ot the city. ly
New York Herald, September 31at, 1880.
'Maine Maine-Maine."
If Plaisted should be counted cut
the common indignation of bptb
branches of his supporters will have
a htrong tendency to keep them united
iu the Presidential canvass
At all event, Senator Ii aiLe will
nst ihmk the Statu ' eafi after Lis re
cent d:8api-ointmeut, and will feel oon
s'.rtiaed to tstay at homo to look r-Iter
tho Republican canvass
In his speech at 'the well known Pe
publican conftrence in this city on the
oth of August Mr Blaine marked out
a plan of the campaign whereof a bril
liaut success ia1 Maine .was the first
requisite iThe theoryi of this cam
pugn he said, ia first to carry the
Jitate of Maine.' Laughter and ap
plane.J Further on Mr Blaine said:
'Now yoo. reverse that picture; let a
disaster overtake us in iIno; let it be
followed by a disaster in ludtna and
a close vote in Ohio and I am not anx
ious to accept tho invitation of our
friendi in tue South to go down
there.' '"' . i
IL will not desert hi 1 on State in
so ncr'zpectpd a crisis.' IJow uuex
pectid it i is attested by Mr Biaino's
confident prediction in thH same speech
at tho Fifth A vena? Hotel conference,
Thi id 'We have been ou the fight
ing line for six yearn. ,Buv we are
going to reverse it. We are going to
elect the whole five Congressmen on
the eecond Monday in September.'
f Applause Tho heavy disappoint
ment whicu has overtaken Mr Blaine's
predictions will at least confine him at
11IJU1Q LI 111 ill Li LUU A UOiUUU w uw
vats. , . '
My life was saVed by Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. E. B. Lakdjj,
&tlma, Ala.
If vnii are a
iti.siEess.wcak
man of let-
ened by the strain of
your duties avoid
stimulants and u so
te rs toiling over m
nigbt work, to res
tore brain nerve and
Hop Bitters.
waste, uso Hop B.
If you are young: and
diacrvtlon or diaipa
suffering from any in-
ried or single, qld orilyountf. suffering1 from
poor health or languish Smi? on a boa of ack
ncus, rely on H O pIlBltters.
tion ; If you are mar-
TboTKaiKM die an
H whenever you feel
nually from some
form of Kldnev
needs cleansinK, ton-
disease that might
iiibt or 8tunuiating.
without intoxicating,
have been prevented
a timciy use 01
HopBltters
take HOP
Bitters.
Ilave yon fig
pepsia, kidney.
D. I. C.
Ror n7MXT-y
Is an absolute
and lrre&ista-
fiof the atomach
boirele, blood,
liver ornerves t
You will be
cured If yoau8e
Hop Bitters
irvoa are sim
leoure for
runkaness .
tuseof ODlum,
tobacco, or
inaroouca.
Soldbydrmr-
ply weak and
iBTata. ena lor
(Circular.
gd lpw Tirited. try
Kit i It may
saveyour
I Ife. It has
OOP BITTEBS
arro coM
The Outlook.
r A YEAR OS TWO there will b no
law yerj, doctors, elef gymen, - or army
Railroad men, editors and politicians are not
what they usd to be. When a man ean car
ry ayeac'a physic in bis vest pocket, what's
the use of a Doctoi? Our harbor will soon
ba better defended by electric btterie than
Cinnonand there will be no soldiers. We
have no time for speeches. The Banks do
the collecting and soon lawyers will be aa
scarce as lamp lighters or hen's teeth, bat
people MUrtT JSAT, and so there will alwaya
be groceries
P. L. IBridffers & Co.,
20, 22, 24, 2G & 28 Front St.,
WilmingtoD, N, O.,
are only one of the ninety. About one in a
thousand of aU the people you.eee sell Whis
key, Molasses, Dried and Chipped Beef, To
matoes, Potatoes, Uin, Sngar, Spices, Mo
lasses and Collee, for a living; something to
eat and to wear; while the rest are fed and
clothed out of tha' profits of tbe Wholesale
and Het&il Grocery Business, in which tbe
now Celebrated Establishment of
P, L. Briders & Co..
.20, 22, 24, 26, and 2d North JFront St,
Wilmington, N. O.
holds the leading part. Wo understand and
appreciate the reasons of our success in build
ing up this trade, mnd they are brieiy these
We keep the b-at goods ! Wf Bell far the
least profit I We cive credit to those who
secure ns from loss. We keep a fresh stock,
and we have Iuok in our investments, sales
aod purcase8 W e consult no opinion other
than tliat of our customers. W keep posted
in all matters connected with Groceries and
Grocery sales, and above all sell out at the
proper moment Keep no stock over for the
next season, and have no useless expenses
Thia enables us to divide profits with our
patrons and to keep prices down. We have
done more -to make groceries cheap in Wil
mington than all the other stores combined.
We ar in no ring or clique, and belong to
no body or corporation. Hence it is that
business is'always brisk with us, and stran
gers coming to town invariably enquire for
tao immense L'stiblishment of
P. L. ORIOOERS & GO,
20, 22, 24, 2G and 28 Front Street.
WILMINGT N N. C.
rept 6 ''
Cheese. Cheese.
tOO Boxes
CREAM CHEESE.
Tor sale by
r
Hal! & Pearsall.
sept y
Go to VanOrsdelTs
RT GALLERY TO-DAT,Jif you wish to
the most beautiful line of Fanoy Frame,
Easels, Easel Frames, Fapepartouts, Matta,
Mouldings for making fratres, Cordgand
Tassels, Silver and Gold Wire, Ac, ever of
hi I
i nur i
DITITDOI
II DllluiuE
!l 'WEVFR I
iFAILj
g3aved hun-!j ' ' BJBoeketr, N. T. K
HdredS. V j j A Toronto, Out.
fered in this city. '
P 8 Parties tending babies Sto me by mal
to be Photographed, will pieaaa mark on th
envelope, handle oaretally.
O. M YaMORHDELL. Artiit,
inay.lT-tf Wilmington, N. 0.
Miscellaneous.
The World for 1880.
DemocratB everywhere should inform them
selves carefully alike of the action of their
party throughout the eountry and of the
movements of their Kepublican opponents.
A. failure to do this in 1876 contributed great
y to the loss hr the Democracy of tbe fruits
of the victory fairly won at the polls.
Toe year 1880 prosaists to be one of the
most interesting and imports .1 years of this
crowded and eventual century. It will wit
ness a Presidential election which may result
in reestablishing the Government f this
coontrv on the principles of Its constitutional
founders, or in permanently changing the re
lation of the mates to the Federal power.
Ho intelligent man can regard such an elec
tion with indifference. Toe Werld, as the
oitly dailv English newspaper published in
the citv of New York which upholds the
doctrines of constitutional Democracy, will
steadily represent the Democratic party in
this great canvass. It wil1 do this in no spirit
of ser de partisanship, bet temperately and
flrmly. As a newspaper the World, being
tho organ of co man, no clique and no inter
est, will present the fullest and the fairest
picture it can make of each day's history in
the city, the fcUate, the country and the
world. It will aim nereafter, as heretoiote,
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ufactured.
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Works much faster and with half the labor
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Ancer and Drills worr dv nana or norse
. ... . .
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cover.
Drills and 11 one power nave capacity xor
2,000 feet.
In use nvs vears and co t allures.
Made from best material and sold for half
the price of others. Send for circulars-
au 27-lydAw -. St. Joseph, Mo.
c.
Yates,
I8HES TO CALL THE ATTENTION
of Teachers and Parents to his complete
stock of School Books and Bchool Stationery .
Those wanting to bay will find it to their ad
vantage to call or correspond with him.
a..8unday School Books, Hymn Booka,Bib.e
Prayer Boeks, and Reward Cards, in
variety. YATE8 BOOK STORE,
sept 6
For Sale.
PERFECTLY NEW OFFICE BAFE,
M oaler, Bahmann A Co., manufacturers,
combination lock, weight 1,500 lb.
For sale cheap,
toon 3
Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
JOW RATES For all; kinds of .Printing,
Persons residing out of the city ean have
their printing carefully executed and mailed
to them Ires of postage:
E. S. WARROOK,
(In Review Building) Job Printer,
spl 9 .
Bird Food, &c-
HAVE JUST RECEIVED a fresh apply
f nMnared UockiBff and Canary Bird Food,
also a fine assortment of Toilet Soaps, Toilet
Powder and Waters Extract!, 4c All for
sale low at
J. H HARDUi'8, Apotooary,
Bspt 13
New Market.
wnoLSOAis rnzozio.
The following a notations represents
wholesale prices crenerailv. In making en
small orders higher prices nave to be eh arged
HAUUUtU UVTAJ
Double Anchor..'. .
Double Anchoi "A"......
Standard liciceitic
11
10 h
11
9 12
BACOX North Carolina,
liams, if
10 ft
b Q
7K
li
6
IS
7
8
2K
Shoulders, Cs
Sides, JS lb
Western Smoked
Ham. 12 ff
Sides, y lb ,
Shoulders 6 &
Dry Salted
Sides, O 7
Shoulders. V lb... a
BEEF Live weight. .... IK 9
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
Beoonn Hand, each.......
New Tork.eack. new M 1 85
9
50
21
UEK8WAX V fi - 20
BRICKS Wilmington,? M 8 00
6
010 00
North em ...........
60
12
18
25
&U 09
B OTTE.H North Carolina &
19
25
40
11
U
15
11
SO
20
20
80
60
7
I 23
Northern, "5 lb
0
CANDLES Sperm W lb
Tallow, E. 11?4
Adamantine, "9 set 9 Q
Northern Factory, -... 13 &
Dairy cream, V 1
utaw. v aa.....w. ...... if
COFFEE Java, V lb 28 &
Bio, 2) 12
Laguyra, '.. 18 &
CORN MEAL V bushel.... 7TK0,
COTTON TIES V bdl...., 1 75 (
DOMESTIC
Shesting, 4-4 yard.
Yarn. 9 bunch 1 10
O
W8H-
Mackerel, A'o. 1, V bbl....lo 00
So. 1, Kbbl 8 75
Maekertil, No. 2, "S bbl....l2 50
No. 2, X bbl 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3 bbl 00 CO
Mullets. V bbl 3 25
N. C. Herring, kog 6 60
Dry Cod, V 7
CJ20 C8
y oo
000 CC
O
&
o
G
e
&
9
0
&
O
G
6 6C
8 6C
2 60
6 00
0
4 00
6 50
6 60
8 50
7
7 75
8 25
FLOUR Fine, bbL.. .. 0 00
Super, Northern. 9 bbl... 5 00
Extra do "
Family
City MaiEx,.8uper
'i Family
" Ex.FamUy
JKiiTlil.Eitri
Peruvian Guano, 2000 Sw. 55 00
Carolina Fertiliser " " 00 00
Navassa Guano, "' " oO 00
Complete Manure " " 00 00
Whann's Phosphate " 00 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00
Wiloox, Gibb A Co., ma
nioulated Guano. :...M...00 00
oo 00
42 00
042 00
67 00
G42 00
042 00
45 03
GLUE E).. 8
if
0
G
14
GRAIN om,store,w oCIbs 75
Corn,yeL, busheh None.
Uata, V bushel.
62K0
Peas, oow, buahtl..M....
HIDES Green, 9 fi .........
Dry, ft
HAY Eastern, V 100 lbs...
North River, 9 100 lbs....
HOOP IRON ton.......
LARD Northern V Tb
North Carolina $ Jb
60
4
10
10
00
00
Q
65
12
26
05
8H
12i
00
&
&
G
Q
G
7HO
11
O
LIMJaW? btL..........M.....
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
8hipBtuff,reflawd,1?Mft.l8 00
Rough edge plank, V M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality , if M ft... 13 00
Dressed nooringjSeasoned. 15 00
Soantling and boards, com
mon, V M ft. as IS 00
M0LAE8E3 Ouba.hhdgl 37
Ouba. bbls.. V firal........... 39
20 00
18 00
16 00
35 00
14 00
0
Q
G
Bngar house, nhds. 9 gal.
bbls. gal...
Orleans Choice bbls. ? gaL
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,,k?g
OILS Kerosene, ? gal......
Lard, gal. 1
Linseed, V gal
Rosin, V gaL.
PEANUTS V busheL..
POTATOES Sweet, V bus.
Iriah. Northern. W bbl 2
32
25
45
9
10
00
12
80
00
25
G
0
O 6
G
0 1
a i
0
& i
&
G 3
14
65
25
45
10
20
25tf
60
60
60
PORK Northern, city mesa. 14 00
Thin, bbL 00 00
Prime, ? bbl (extra). ......00 00
Rurnn. 9 bbl.M ....00 CO
00 00
00 00
00 00
RICE Carolina, V fi.M.... 7
G
7K
East India, V
Rough, busheL............!
RAGS Country, ? lb
Oity,?ja
ROP rM....M....M....M. .......
Hemp...... .
Manilla
SILT Alum, sack......
Liverpool, Jj? sack........
American y Back ..t.......M
Marshal's fine, 9 ssok..M
Cadis 9 sack..................
SUGAR Cubs, V 2......M
00
10
G
0
00
60
IK
1
IK
133,0
14x
70
80 0
00 G
G
70 O
9XQ
10XO
10X0
O
o
o
00
00
00
40
00
10
00
11
10
8
J
60
2S
Porto Rico, V
A-Coffee, S
B " V
0 V Dnmtimim
ExC V S
Crushed 7? S......m.m....
SOAP Northern, V 3b
SHINGLES Contract, VP 6
Common. V M. ............... 1
o
0
6
00
60
G
G
7
2
HTAVE3 W. O. bbl. V M. 10 00
R O hhd. E. ... ...... 00 00
TALLOW w lb. ...... ..... 8
TIMBER Shipping V M...10 00
Mill, extra per M 8 M
Mill, prime per M............ 7 00
Mill, fair per M ............... 5 00
Common, per M .....4 00
InferiortoOrdinary,perM S 00
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 25
North Caroina. per gal... 3 00
WOOL Dnwashed,per ... 2S
Washed. xer 30
Burrv wool, per fi 18
15 00
00 00
O 00
12 00
10 75
O 8 00
6 60
G 4 60
G 4 00
6 CO
& 3 eo
o CO
a 32
G 20
Bashing, Ties, Twine,
1,400 Rolls Cotton Bagging,
4,500 Bundles New and Pieced Ties,
l,0003Lbs CottoniBagging Twine.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
1,200 Bbls Flour, Baper to Extra Family,
2n Rorea PorkSStripe.
8moked and D 8 Bides,
'200 Hhdi and BKb Porto Rico, New Crop
1 . & mr -. u.1.....
UuDa t3u flew unviiu juuih c
Sugar. Coffee, &c.
200 Bbls 8ugar, Cut Loaf, Oranulsted
Standard A, Extra C and C.
Ttaca OofTee.
Rio, Lsgujra and Java,
1C0 Boxes Pare Assorted Candy
bbl... 6 00
bbl... 7 00
bbl... 7 00
Wbbl... 7 E0
V bbl... 8 00
H150 Tubs Choloe Leaf Lard,
175 Boxea Btarcb,
200 Boxes Lye Potash,
135 Boxes Laundry Soap,
Tobaeco. BnufiV Paper. Matches, Bhot,
Pepper, Ginger, Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels,
Ac For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON,
au IT Wholesale Grocer k Com. Mer.
MR, J. H. BATES, New tpapsr Advsrt
nx Arest, 41 Park Row, (Times Buildag)
Hew York, ia authorised to contract for ad
Yertisements ia the Daxlt Rrraw aadWii
HuaTovJoiruiAL, at our lowest rater ;
Miscellaneous.
HPPIMQ I Stops, Hub Bass. Oct. Coup.
UnUHllO ler, Vox Celesta, and Vox Mu
maca. Sent oa trial warranted, oqIt S .
Pianas $.125 up. Catalogue lre Aourecs
Daniel K. Bettty, Wsfhiagton, N. J
tept 9-4w
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF V I KG! h7 A
Ittcltiiiontl, Vh.,
Ke.u'.a Hesci n begin In. and c nua
ues NINE SUNTH. Iaftra edUte Kxaa
inatiooR nn the' EImentry Hranc'f:en at tho
clr se of tir?t Sfrfi.i . t in'. xs.i.itl;n
on tbe I'ractical tiranch e at the end i f w
ond seRfinn i.hte. moiitN' (J Ueiate
instruction. laily cx irainaMor.s aLd reci
tations i.lr four lecture riay. mi le
opportaritifcs fur Clinical -tuoy and Frarti
cal Anatnjv Fees for tbe Ain- Vr.nths
'onrs, f l'Ja For. ansootCcin'nE or par
tieulars, a--ldres J H .Vc UVV, M H, )ei0,
Kichmcd, ept9-4w
IMMENSE
tsDCCESS !
30 days.
30 000 in
Mo
wscttl
V'
t.i
HANCO
including
E.VOLIMi
ife i.f the Won. vv'M H,
ais work i rn4orsed hv Gtn,
Hancock arid tha prty leaders, is low-priced,
immensely popular, .! cui!irjr like Mot
Cake? The harvt rt-ii'i.e is t ptt mberl and
October Outfits 5Dc. Act quick ant, coin
money. For the best term?, and fulfpa
ticulari", addrees IK'hBAKD B Ort.,, At
lanta, Ut, Ffpf9-iw
THE NEW FOOD
MEDICINE
T0 not confound this Matchless Renova-
JuJ tor of Feeble and Exhausted Constitu
tions with violent cathartics, cheap decoc
tions of vile dru?s. and ruinous intoxicants
innocently labelled "bitters." MALT BIT
TERS anneal to nonular conndence Decause
prepared from Unfermented Malt, Hops, and
Quiuine, and other precious Ingredients,
according to the process of laeDlg, ana are
richer in the elements that restore to perma
nent health the Weak. Convalescent, Over
worked, Nervous, Sleeplfes, Dyspeptic,
I- J? F
. a;J i ; p
11' .B
Bil -
ous. and Fickle in Appetite, than all other
forms of Malt or Medicine. The genuine
plainly signed bv the company. Sold every
where: MALT BlTTEKS COMPANY, Bos
on, Mass. Bept 9
NO'MORC
Of? GOUT
ACUTEOti CHRONJO A
M M a aa . V 1 Bjum
Mannfaetnred onlv tinder the above Trad
Mark, bv the EUROPEAN HALIOYLlO
MEDICINE CO. of Paris and Leipzig,
immediate Relief Warranted. Permanen
Cure Guaranteed. Now exclusively used by
all celebrated Phvsrciana of Europe snd
America. The highest Medical Academy
Parte reports 95 cures out of 100 oases within
three days.
8ecret The only diesoiver cf the poiso
eus Uric Acid which exisU in the Blood o
Rheumatie and Goutv Patients.
CURED. CURED. " CUBED.
H 8 Dewev. Esq.. 201 Broadway, Inflam
matorr Rheumatism.
J Leavev, Esq, 458 Wasbiogton Market,
Chronic Rheumatism.
' Mrs K Towne, 63 East Ninth street, (chalky
formations in the joint), Chronic. Kheuma-
tism.
A M Prater. 74 Newark aence, Jersey
Citv. Chronic Uheumntiem.
John F Chamberlain, f'fq WEehineton
Club. Wasbinirton D C, Rheumatic. Gout.
Wm E Arnold. Eia. 12 Wevbosset street,
Providence, R I, of" twenty years' Chronic
Rheumatism.
John B Turngate, 100 Hanches street, Pan
Francisco. Neurjileia and nciatica.
lor Mcdarial,Intermittcnt and Chronic
Fevers. Chills, or Acme.
SALICYLICA IS A CERTAIN CURE,
Rnnersedinc entirely the se of Sulphate o
Oninine. as it will not onlv cut the fevers.
but will achieve a RADICAL CJUKK, with
out any of the inconveniences and .troubles
- . t nntv'l VV
SI a box, six boxes for $5
Sent free by Mail on receipt of money,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT
but take no imitation or substitute, as
Salicylica (copyrighted) is guaranteed to re
lieve, or meney reiunaeo, ana wui do deliv
ered free on receipt of orders, by calling on
or addressing
Washburne & Co.
SOLE AGENTS,
312 Broadway, ocr. Fulton si. (Knox
BoJfe
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febZS-ljdlw. .
Rail Road Lms3, dsc.
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OAKOI.INA CKNTUAL 11AU.WA7 I t
'iltioinif . C, June If,
It SO,
or.
N AND ArTEK J"l S 16. IGtO. t:.s M
Railway
Passenger, iaii .'...: fc'rprM ;.r..
. Leave Wilrauitofi at f.D.i'
S. I V Arrive at iiamlet at....... l;-5 A
) " at Charlotte at... 7:00
I Leave Charlotte St..
I V Arr' at 11 u.lftat..
1'
A
? ' t .'tlcjinjrloii at &0)
No. 1 tai . is diiv except
ay, tv.i
tnkes no conntcti -Di ti H'.ti,;h or.
days 1 . ,
No. 2 train i daily excei t titu-ii e
t helby Divbiou Mail, Freight A Pa.v
n.1 Exrres. -
is. 3.
e.o. a
. - f
..1U.0J
Ho. 4.
.t.ii
at C.C0 P
"c; Tmo-'.atloc.
i eave V i
At rive at I
.r,:s a
Sao i'
i..bar, it..
Uav Charlotte t.... ...t.lf A
Arrive at Lauriubur at ......4 i'O 1
Leave Laurinbnrg at.. , .....V:0 A
Arrive at Charlotte at, X. P
Leave Laurinburg at. F no
Ar.ive at Wilmington at 4.15 V
These trains leave Wilmington and1 Ciar -lotte.
Tuesdays. Thuredijs and ..Saturday;
Laurinburg, Mondavv Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Clr-se connection ai mlet t and frrn
Raleirh and at Charlotte via Htteiville to
all points in Western North Carolina and to
Asheville. "r.y
Also, via Spartanburg to llendersonville
adjacent pointa and Asheville.
Pftssengers for Asheville via eftner route.
leaving WiUnincton at 6 P. M. will arrive a
destination at 7 P. M. next day,
1 1 Bleeping Car accommodations on Through
Twain. n I . a t
ton. v k
Through 81eepers will also bo run to and
from Raleigh and Charlotte.
. V; Q. JOHNSON, t
General Suierintendeui.
June 17
WILMINGTON VFlD0r:
RAILROAD COMPANY
Ornos or Gih'l Sufirihtshdbivt f
Wilmington, N. C, Sept 18, If 8P. j
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE
On and after September iCth, 18r6. nt
8.40 P M, Paaseneer Trains on the "Wil
mington A Weldon Railroad wi 1 rcn f.
follows
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, d?ir
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at. 6 EOA J.
Arrive at Weld&n at... ... 12 50 V H
Letve Weldon... 3 40 I'.M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front Ot.
Depot at
9 6.1 P 11
csi Train.
Night Passenger,
Mail and I'xj
daily.
Leave Wilmington. Front Hi.
Depot at . ,
ft 4 ) I
3 6") A
2 15 A
Arrive at Weldon at.,;
Leave Weldon,
Arrive at Wilmington, Frontht.
Depot at
8 40 A H
Trains on Tarboro Branch Rosa lo.v-
Rocky Mount for TarDoro at 5.13 P hi 5ni:r
and Tuesday, Thursday and riaturc ay at I :c.r.
AM. returning, leave larcoro .it I'Jt'J
AM daily, and Monday, Wednesday nr.
Friday at 8:30 f M.
The Day Train makes close con octic :. -Weldon
for ail points North via Jiuy !
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via f':i
mono and all rail route .
Tho 8.40 P M train for all points North
via Richmond and Washington makos closo
connections at Weldon. eleeping cars on
all night trains.
JOHN F. DIVINE. General Bspt.
rept 2C
are
MtWfif
Gen'l Sup'ts Cfnce
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WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA A.J til-
GU8TA RAILROAD CO
Wilmington, N. C, Brpt IS, L (0
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE . ,
On and sfter September 19th, IfgO. at
3.50 P M, tbe following Pateenger tebedcle
will be run on this road
Day Passenger, Mail and Exprees Train,
Cull j.
Leave Wilmington. . 9 C3 I :
ttt A . V V M V VMVt?. ........ ....... A J
Leave Florence 0
Arrive at Wilmington.. 8 2 ) P
rf
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Dailv).
Leave Wilmington ............ 10 131'
Leave Florence
Arrive st Camden Junction 4.15 A
Arrive st Columbia...... & 15 A
Leave Columbia. ....................... CO 1' li
-
Leave Camden Juoction
12 0011
1 :i0 a v
6 50 A U-Brinklej's.
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington.
Thia Trsir stopa only at
Whiteville, Fleoungton, Fair
Marion.
Passengers for Columbia, and all points o .
G. A C. R. R. and in Western North Caroii
na, via Columbia and Spartanburg, ehonldl
take Night Express Train froir W ilmingtoc.
Passengers for Augusta eb ,uld tax Nifct
Express Train, which ccncects vn Cacici.
Junction. 1
BSr-ThrOOKh Hleepltig Car a-'I fcJ,M
trairs tor Charleston, and Acgusts.
Trains leaving Wilmington taturdav
sights make connection for Co umbia rmy
via Camden Junction and South (,2-rclina
Railroad.
JOHN jK. DIVINE. Gri "-h.
opt 20
A RARE
OPPORTUNITY
LADIES !
FOR THE
WE ARE SELLING st Reduced prices
Ladies', Misses and Children's Dresce
snd Underwear, Trimmed and Untrimme
Hats and Bonnetn, latest styles.
We will sell off our Stock of ab"-ve named
articles at REDUCED PRICE!! to make
room for Fall goods.
Hair Work and Stamping solicited.
iiJSESS KACREB JSr ilcGOVVAN.
jy!7
our
VaTTHJ!l Tiri? V f The best practica
auuhu ujlmj .s .8011001 for the tlmts
Is
MOORE'S BUSINESS UilVERSITY
Atlanta. OaH 3 $100 covers toU
expenses for three monthr. Send tor lllta
rated Circular, 9 2S-12wdAw.
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