BLRSSED DREAMS
cmile bad left the sky,
The sVoe calniaud fair.
kittle maiden tnelt
tnml in temples grand,
nlve- the rainbow gkxin
wre in .V'eDraVers from priestly lips
BfhffuS dense perluue.
oneVs secimd to me
Mtntvei," ,,urealid new
'"igoilel" J,,.! us blessed dreams.
come true.".
A " - den. kneeling there,
.l'ti eKe sunset sties.
have we of other prayer
!)t J," s0bweet and wise?
,n,,?h I Lreatlie no nMidied plea.
urtceteTLn , ury with you
'll00? DifeaSse..d us blessed dreams,
Lf i hem all come true " -
t ineu (.Florence Percy.
Tin' M-w louier.
, a
. u rrli a new comet is no cause for
i mot!" astronomers, the sudden
8 ,-,f the celesiial visitant now
l'rd has had a startling effect upon
rP6n both sides of the" Atlantic. Its
''VoO which, tie old records say, sud-
in VVotorn Tinno
became
.-. distance
from the earth was
'n seventy-five one thous.mths of
,lg rtb's meaa distance from the sun.
S nossible that the comet now visible
11 ?J same that was reported on J une
jVf Professor Gould, from the National
:J yitoryof the Argentine Confedera
t u ai,d cabled from the Cape' of Good
tjf,eat a little later date. On the 9th
U'J a telegram from Mr. Gill, the as
Irjnomcr afthe latter point announced :
Bright comet discovered, which on June
15 will be near Gamma Orionis and on
!.. 97 will' be -near .Bet Aurigai in
, T
tie Northern liemispuere. xi was seen
i'oit: simultaneously by Professors
ffift of Rochester, and Sharple3s, of
. Philadelphia, and Professor Henry, ot
Paris, tne ias' uituicu in 'nuo
jeen it about five hours bo lore H was
wticed in Philadelphia. iciegfams
from London, as well as all parts of this
ooatry, indicate that it was very gener
ally observed, and astronomers are al
ready calculating ;its course. II is be
tween the bright star Capella and the
krizon. carrying a tail about five de
grees long, or about as long as the dis tance 1
between tne two pointers m me consigna
tion of the Great Bear, and is visible be
ueen,half past two and four o'clock A.
u it seems as yet impossible to ascer
tain whether it is, as Dr. Gould and.
others suppose, the great comet ot 1807,
'..the diameter of whose nucleus, as meas
ured by Herschel, was 538 miles. This
remarkable comet was the finest that had
appeared since that of 1760, and was dis
covered by Pons, at Marseilles, on Sept.
20. In ten days its nucleus became as
clear as a star of the second magnitude,
iu tail distinctly visible, and on Oct. 5
it was seen in the northwest, not far dis
tant from Arctarus. A month later its
tail had undergone division, and it soon
became invisible. "It was seen at times
to ejbibit corruscations or flashes of
'. light' says Professor Watson, "not un
like what is exhibited in the case of the
aurora borealis, and it was asserted that
ia less than one second of time steamers
might be seen to shoot out from the
body of the tail to a distance of two and
a half degrees." If the present visitor
proves to be the comet of 1807 we may
wok for some exceedingly fine cometary
displays, aad in any event it promises to
be well worth the closest study of as
tronomers, as well as the admiring pub
lic gaze. The great improvements in
utroQomic instruments and especially the
advance in spectroscopy warrant the ex
pectation that the present opportunity
for examining this magnificent meteor.
dl prove most fruitful in scientific re
iBlts.AT. K Herald. ' .
Kidney Diseases
Kidney diseases afflict the greater part
of the human race, and they are constant
'J on the increase, but where the virtues
Kidney Wort have become known,
ey are held in check and speedily cured.
W those who have had to constantly
JMe spirits of nitre and such stuff, g ve
great remedy a trial and be cur(;d.
a the dry form it is most economical,' in
f liquid the most convenient. Phila.
Detroit Free Press .
what the Bashful Clerk Wanted.
Old Pinchem sat in his private office
we other day figuring up his profits ffcr
hea his head clerk, looking as
Pie as a sheep and as red as a cow by
entered, and began:
,r. rmchem, II"
we yoa got those goods off for
ao&zoo?" interrupted the old man.
T . Pir tney are off. Mr. Pinchem,
1 long "
'AndahAnf 4- e t t.f
u-p, , VK,,d mat uruer iur ciurcui i
PiA has been attended to, sir. Mr
achem, I have long wanted to speak
long wanted to speak
Tont Pk to me. Why, I thought
i 7 "Poke to me fifty times a day."
Clttr8.,,Sir nw, but this is a private
aach &te? 0hI Ahl Wait tiU 1 sce bow
a de otatlast 10,000 pounds
jtg J' Six times four are twentySur;
two are ten, and two to carry
ae j ' ree tiroes seven aretwenty
ttisk ti, -one ab. well, go ahead; I'll
"M pafterwar(L"
tea lo che,m 1 taTe teen, with you
-p years.
"aJl an7 other years? Go ahead."
411 aIe tried t0 d my duty."
in .
it? hat is there bold about
xjat never mindI'll hear you
at t)T 1D,chetD 1 want to ask as
1 lo ask. "
u out."
ask I
'tZ' u- d?Q fc vou ask then? I
r why yod don't ask, if you want
"Mr !:, . -
"forriv um 1 'want to ask you. for
W aa.iVl . bae s yoursr my boyl Take
happy. yoa. mf bt haYe had
per two years ago it you had oned
it. Go 'long nowI'm busy menti
"Mr. Pinchem."
"What, you here yet? Well, what
13 11. 1
"I wanted to ask vou for. for "
"Didn't I give her to you, you ras
cal i
"Yes, but what I wanted to ask you
for was, ,not the hand of your daughter,
but for a raise of salary." '
' Oh, that was it. eh? Well, sir that
ia an entirely different matter, and it
requires time . for serious thought and
earnest consultation. Return to your
wors, ana some time next fall I'll see
about giving you a raise of a dollar a
wets, aix times Jour are twenty-four
and two to carry ; and three times "
Woman's Wisdom
"She insists that it is more important
inat her tarmly shall be kept in lull health
than that she should have all the fashion
able dressts and stvles of the limes She
therefore s-ees.toit, that each member f
her family is supplied with enough Hop
Bitter?, lit the first appearance of any
feymptons of ill health, to prevent a fit of
sickuess with its attendant expense, care
and anxiety. A If women should exercise
their wisdom in this way.- New Haven
Palladium. .-
Bishop Lyman's Appointments
June 29, Wednesday Kinston, Len
oir Co.
June 30, Thursday Holy Innocents,
Lenoir. C.
July 3. Sunday Xewbern. Ordina
tion July 5, Tuesday Beaufort.
Holy Communion at all morning ser
vices. Collections for diocesan missions.
9 rvwr.
IJq-w Advortisements.
. STOMACH
The Traveler .who wisely Provide!
Against the oonticgansr of illness by tftk
ing wh him ilo8 tetter's Stomach; Bitters,
has occasion to congratulate himself on his
oresight, when lie sees others who hare
neglected to do so suffering from some one
of the maladies for which it is a remedy and
preventive.11 Among these are fever and
ague, bilUouoness, constipation and rheu
matism, disease often attendant upon a
change of climate or unwonted diet
For sale by all Druggists; and Dealers
generally,
je 6-nraiy
AMONG THE LADIES
The brilliant, fascinating
tints of Complexion for which
ladies strive are chiefly arti
ficial, and all who will take the
trouble may secure them.
These roseate, bewitching hues
follow the use of Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm a delicate, harm
less and always reliable article,
Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm conceals
every blemish, removes Shal
lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup
tions, all evidences of excite
ment and every imperfection.
Its effeHs are immediate and
so natnral that no human being
can detect its. application."
je 27-lm
;thk
LAURiNBURG ENTERPRISE
JS THE BEST MEDIUM through which
to advertise Fall and Winter Goods among
the people of Robesos Richmond and An
sen counties, in North Carolina, and in the
border counties of South Carolina. The
Enterprise has a large and in cr earing circu
lation in the Fee Dee and Gape Fear sections
of this State, having obtained a large circu
lation in the latter during the six 'months it
was published in Fayetteville before its re
moval to Laurinburg, and in the former
within the last few months.
Advertisements 'will be inserted by the
month, quarter and year at reasonable rates.
Address H. I. JtcDUFME,
Lanrinrg, NO
The Cosmopolitan
BAR 13 THE PLACE WHERE TOU
can get the coolest, purest and most
scientifically mixed Summer Drinks to be
found in the city. The very best Wines,
Champagnes and Liquors always on hand.
The best 5-cent Cigar that is made. Drop
in and cool off. JOHN CARROLL,
jeS y Proprietor,
TTT
ha:
A TRUE
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER
IROX "BITTERS are highly recommended for all diseases re
quiring a certain and efficient tonic ; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Inter
mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, Loss of Strength" Lad: of Energy, etc. Enriches
the blood, strengthens the muscles, and gives new life to the nerves. They act
like a" charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such
as Tasting the Food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only
Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give
headache. Sold by all druggists. Write for the A B C Book, 32 pp. of
useful and amusing reading sent free, - -
BROWN CECEMICAIi CO., Baltimore Md.
apl 12-Brmte
Gen'l S u o'to pffi ce
WILMINQTOJr. COLUMBIA A5D AU
CJOflTA ' RAIL1LO AD OO.
WUmlngton, IT. a, May 14, 1681
OHANGB OF SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER Mar 15th, 1881, at
1.05 P If, the following Passenger Bchedule
will be run on this road
BIGHT EXPRESS TRADTB (Daily).
Nos. 48 West and 47 East.
Leave Wllmlngton.., m.. 10 05 P U
Leave Florenee.....,......,.,,..... 2 43 A M
Arrive at O O and A JunotionM..M 6.45 A M
A.rrive atOolumbiaM..MM.MM..M... 6 00 A M
Leave Columbia, 10 OOP M
Leave O 0 and 4 A Junction.w.10 SO PtM
Leave Florenee 3 00 A M
lrrive at Wilmlngton.U.. ....... 6 20 A M
Night Mail and PAsstaeaa Tbaih, Daily,
ao. 40 Wui, abb Day Mail ahd Pas
SKHQBft Tbaih, Ao, 43 East.
Leave Wilmington at 11 45 P M
Arrive at Florence.................... 3 15 A M
Leave Florence........... 1 05 P II
Arrive at Wilmington 6 06 P M
Train No 43 stops at all Stations
No 40 stops only at Flemington, White-
vi le, Fair Bluff and Marion.
Passengers for Columbia, and all points or
G.46.K. a., 0., O. A- A. R. R. Utations,
should take 48 Night Express.
separate Fullman Hleepers lor Uharleitoa
and for Augusta on train 47.
All trains run solid between Charleston
and Wilmington
JOHN jr. DITIBTE, General Bupi.
A. POPE, Gen'l Paas. Agenti
may 15;
1 ifi?!Bttaa itis3is
3K
CAROLINA ;CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Orrioi GsacaAii SuTBaurnxnan,
Wilmington, If.' O., June4, 1881.
Changs of Sckedtjlk,
rTST AND AFTER June 6. 1881, the fol-
lowing Sehedule will be operated on
tbis Railroad :
PASSENGER,
MAIL AND EXPRESS
TRAIN.
Dally except Sundays
, Leave Wilmington. 9.45 A M
1 I Arrive at Charlotte at..6.45 P M
tf o I Leave Charlotte atM..MM..6.00 A M
So J Arrive at Wilmington at.3.25 P M
Trains Nos 1 and 2 stop at regular(stations
only, and points designated in the Compa
ny's Time Table.
These trains make close Connection at
Charlotte with trains Nos. 3 and 4 for Cleve
land Springs and all points on Shelby Di
vision. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT.
Leave Wilmington at. 6:30 P U
Arrive at Hamlet iUh.. 1:28 A M
at Charlotte aU.. 8:00 A M
1 Leave Charlotte atMMMM7:30 P M
Fe 6 V Arrive at Hamlet at... 1:26 A M
J " at Wilmington at 9x30 A M
No. 5 Is daily except 8nnday, bat no
connection for Raleigh on Saturday '
No. 6 is daily except Saturday,
8HELBY DIVISION, Pi 88ENGER.M AIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
. 7 Leave Charlotte atM...MMM7:00 P M
NO 9. 11. .ft Hfc.lh-r At lOrSO P If
. "i Leave Shelby at.... 6:00 A M 1
f Arrive at Charlotte at , 9;30 AM;
Trains Noa 6 and 6 make close connection
at Htvmlet to and from Raleigh, except as
above
Through Sleeping Can between Raleigh
and Charlotte.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make connection at
Charlotte with A , T. A O.K. R., arriving
at Btatesville same evening, and connecting
thre witb W. N. O. R. K. for Asheville and
all points on W. N O R. R.
Trains Nos 3 and 4 connect cJosely with
Cb ester A Lenior at Lincoln ton.
Yi Q. JOHNSON,
Bust Well Auger,
Bust Well Drills,
Rust HorselPower.
THE BEST AND MOST BU0CE88FUL
Well boring and Prospecting Tools Man-
GAS PIPE SHAFTING and Couplings.
The most improved Surface Attachments
Guaranteed to make good wells anywhere.
Works much faster and with half the labor
Auger and Drills work by bandar horse'
WtA WAV '
Drill and Horse power have capacity for
2,000 feet.
In use five years and so fsilures.
Made from best material aad soli for nan
the price of others. Send for f-""
O. RU8T.
an 27-lrdw . Bt, Joseph, Mo
Fresh Every Day
FINE ABSOBT11ENT OF OANDIXS,
French and Domettie, Jurt rtodred and for
tot nwT.T' fifTNTJINE HOME-MADE
Candy In the eity, win be found rrerr I
day, fresh and sweet, three doors South i of I
Mm. A. bmmuI etnas. Also. a.l I
Baisins. Fruit, AcTi a JEYENS,
JwWI1 If ear the PortoSl
TONIC
VimiNQTON a VELDCM
OAiLitoAD conPAiry.
Oman or Gii'l ovrmKimnmn i - I
Wlhxisgton, K-;, a, May 14, 188L J
CHANGE Or S
HETJ
ULE.
ON AND AFTER May' 15th, 1881, at
6.40 P M, Passenger Trains on - the ViJ
mington A Weldon Railroad will run ts
foUows ;
DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily
Nos. 47 North and 48 Bonth,
Leave Wilmington, Front St Depot
40 AM
Arrive at Weldon atM..MMM.MM... 12 60 P M
Leave Weldon. 3 30 PM
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at-. 9 45 P M
Fast Through Mail and Pareenger Trtin
Daily Nos. 43 North and 40 South.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
- Depot at s eeetMin a 6. P Ja
Arrive atWeldor. 1.25 A I
Leave Weldon 6.15 P M
Arrive at Wilmington, Jrcnttt.
Depot- - 11.25 P M
Train No 4 Rout's wi'.l ;vp only at Kocly
Mount. Wilaor, i Me hf.ro hnd Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro ' Branch Road leave
Rocky Mount for Tarooro at 7.40 P M daily
and Tuesday, Thursday and daturc ay at 6:00
A M. Returning, leave Tarboro at 9.60
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday anc
Friday at 8:30 P M
Train No. 47 makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North dsJlv. AU r ail
via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via
Bay Line.
Train No 43 runs dailv and makes elose
connection for all points North via Rich-
mond ana Washington.
AU trains run soUd between Wilmington
and Washington, and have Pullman Palace
Sleepers Attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Bupt.
A. POPE, Gen'l Pass. Agent
may 18
rev GOODS I
Tl
DELICIOUS PEACHES AND
TOMATOES I
All varieties of Choice Preserves
j in one and two pound Cans, the
best in the market. .
Our elegant Family Flour,
Parole d' Honeur
Pig Hams, JBreakfast Strips
and Small Shoulders,
Parched Java and LLaguayra Coffee,
These goods aie all fresh this
week Our prices and quality of
goods will convince your;if you will
4 ns
us
Try the prepared Soups
For sale at
CEO. BAYER
S2f
feb 14 Nos. 11 and 13 South Front St:
SCUPPERMG I
AND
Flowers Wine !
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jyjANDF. iCTCRKD EY WHITKVIliL
Wine'Com pany, Whiteville, N. C.
. Prices f jid samples cn application.
Hend iit your orders lor the holidays,
dee 7-.Aw f
Good: 3evv Butter.
jfBEsa: AND SWEET,
COOKING BUTTEF,
In Kits and -Boxes.
Ydtiil-wby
Mall & PearsalL
16
Miscellaneous.
THE
DAILY REVIEW
EDITOR AM) PUBLISHER
Is pnbii&hed
Every Aiterncon
(Sundays excepted.)
At the following" rata?, postage
paid :
One Year,...
....$5
Six Months...............'. 2
Thieo Months
On Month ' '
The paper will be delivered
carriers, free of charge, in any part
of the city at the jffc.bovo rates,
"13 cents per wsek.
The Daily KEviEw'is now in
fourth year of its existence, is per
manently cJstablished, with a large
andBleadiiy increafiing subscrip
tion list, and presents to merchants
end others a most desirable'medi
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tes largely in th adjo ning'cotm
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BAOON .Worth Carolina,
BhoUiers, J ...
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Western Snoked
SI ouidsrs. .
Dry Salted
Sides, y Ib........
Shoulders, f? L
BEEF Lire weight
BAHREL8 fefririis Turpentine
1X9
oeeona nana, aefc..M..
New York,eaclt nsw.M..M 1 f5
l ETiiWAX-'V E .. 30
BRICKS Wilmiafon, 7 00
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Adamantine, V ft
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Dairy eream, y h..
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COFFEE Java, Vfr
Rio fo......... . .............
Lasrnyra, TS lb
CORN MEAL X2 bushel
25
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10
14
14
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COTTON TIES j Nw 1? bdl 1 60
Pieced 1 25
DOMESTIC
SkeetiDg, 4-4 yard...
Tarn, y bunch I eo
Mackerel, No. 1, bbl..16 00
'No. 1. Vbbl.. 8 75
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O10 60
GOO 00
O 6 60
O 6 25
O 3 75
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O G 10
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8 00
49 7 25
O T 75
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Mackerel, No. 2, V bbU...12 60
No. 1,?K bbL..WM..... 6 00
HackereL No. 3 bbL..00 00
Mullets, V bbl.....M....... 3 6C
N. C. Herring, Veg....... 6 60
,PZJ?L V 7
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FLOUR Fine. bbl 0 00
Super, Northern, bbl... 6 0
Extra do bbh 6 00
Familv " bbl... 7 60
Ulty JUUilxrBuper p btU. 7 00 O 7 25
Family hbl... 7 60
' Ex. Family Vbtlw 8 00
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Peruvian G uano, V 20C0 Ss. CO 00
CO
O70 CO
G40 00
QUO 00
57 OC
o&o oo
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Carolina FertiUaer ' 00 00
NavassaQuano, "
Complete Manure "
Whann's Phosphate
Wando Phoinhato. "
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25
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Wilcox, Gibb A Co., ma
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GRAIN Corn.store,V c33bi 70
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Corn, cargo, 65 lbJ....w
Oorn,reh, buiheLi...
Oat bushel...... ..T
Peas,eow, bush eh.
HIDES Green, p lb .........
Dry, I) eeeaM
HAY Eastern, Zl 100 lbs...
North River, ICO lbs....
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LIME bbl.... 1 .0 Q 1 25
LUMBER -City steam ea'wd
8hjpstuff,refiawed,Mft.l8 00 021 00
Rough edge plank, Mft. 15 CO C 19 00
. West India cargo, accord
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Dresi.edtXooring,seasoned.l5 00 Q25 CO
Scantling and boards, com-
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MOLASSES Cuba,hhd?gl 31
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Sugar house, hhdj. y g&l.
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NAILS Cut. :0'Stc;4i,kIg.batis
OILS Kerceeno, 43 gal...... IQ
Lord, ii gal f 6
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llciiir, V "il 25
PEANCTtJ V bnaiiel........ CO O W
POTATOE5-Sv?et, bas. CO 5 60
Imh, Ilortharn bbl..... 2 15 IP 2 60
PCRK 'oith&rc,tity 12CS3.17 tO C?18 00
Thin, V bbL 00 00 600 CO
Prircie, v bt; (feitra) CO CO 00 CO
Bump, y b'jl ...........CO 00 600 CO
BICE Carolina, V lb....... CHa 7
Rough, bzshGl....; 75 1
RAGli Qcnzity, V2 14
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BHINGLKE Contract, C 00
BTAVE3 V. O. bbl, y M.12 60
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TALLOW ? 5........ 5
TIMBER Shipping M M.I4 00
Mill, extra per M..........10 00
Mill, prime per M.M.M..10 00
Mill, fair per M ............... 8 00
Common, per M 5 CO
Inferiorto Ordinary,per M 4 CO
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1 25
North Caroina.pergal... 2 00
WOOL Unwashed, per a. 20
. Washed, jser -rim....... 25
. Borrr wool, per Ib.M..MM. 10
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