fewtfafrtaBW1 ST--,' jm a-fey
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COMFORT-
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"1 .,.' nfcrht W dreary,
:i?Jnow It U only
WTl7ltf la past.
i uin ibe measure
The it and the bitter
Must botb pass away.
Peris Oorr O Picayune.
PlKISTBIME.
ssaie Interesting . Caes That lUTe
5 uU)j Excited the French Capital.
Asa4J3ination3 were never c tumen
ro nnr. and as for attemntn
Urob wito tioleuce, they are perpetrated
omnibuses, the Palais Bojal baa
Lome almost tbe great Rialto of vice it
before 1830. Girls of twelve or
thirteen years are there in number ply
. aa infamous trade to enrich monsteia
bo drive them on the street. - The iqso
leoce of the lower classes is. intolerable,
etneciallj to priests and nuns. All this
ieoioff to bring en a reaction, which
wiU confide power to the sword. Tho
Joeral elections will produce great ex
Jtemeat. A. shopkeeper said to mo the
o'her day : 'As soon as the canvass
wins I will sell nothing ; no work will
be done; people will do nothing but
drink ; no money' .-will be made." Ico
iiaftlera. however, cannot complain that
tbe season has been stagnant for them,
the sales of ico this month having cx
eeeded ia Paris alone 45,000 tons ; Cafe
Anffiaiw,Cafe Ricfce, Cafe Foy, Maison
VrhftttA . rjonchlfeach & ton of
lwt., ' -- a. .
ice daily, and there was scarcely a single
cafe or restaurant wnicn qui not ouy $UU
to 400 pounds every day. More ice
woald probably have been sold had not
sot the revelations of the police chemists
checked the sale of beer. The chemists
declared that every sample of beer ana
Ijzed by them ; was unwholesome from
adulterations of all sorts, so few people
were bold enough to pour such poison
down their throats.' The drouth has
Dido itself felt in other ways than in the
sale of ice. Uur. vegetables nave Deen
scarce and of poor quality, and so small
that they seem dwarfs ; they have been
lad are very dear."! ; The other night
' " TWO' TOUKO CLESKS
were playing billiards in ' a cafe of the
o.alevard St. Germaio, and talked freely
of thoircoaoerns, without heeding a man
who seemed asleep at the adjoining ta
ble. One of them said to the other: "I
have just inherited $400." "Oh, then,
wo are going to have a jolly time of it,"
"No, no! I will not touch one cent of
that money. It is safely hidden in a
theat of drawers under my shirts. To
morrow 1 am going to carry it.to a stock
broker ana bay threes." A few minutes
after, the sleeping man woke, rose, took
ais hat and went out. An hour after
wards the clerks paid for what they had
taken and tooTc their hats one of them,
he who had inherited $400, found that
bis hat had been taken, probably by the
aleeper, and another left in its place. As
it was just as gvod as the hat taken, and
tho former fitted Jbim quite as well, he
bore the exchange philosophically: and
jogged home. lie had no sooner entered
iii lodgings thaa he saw they had been
catered with false keys.hia chest of draw
ers broken open and his $400 stolen. He
did not sleep that sight. The hat left
him did not altogether ' suit him, so he
weat to his hitter to change it. His
hatter told him that the evening before
a man had come into the shop and had
said he had inadvertently taken a gentle
man's bat; ahiseeing the- hatter's name
inside, he had'caHed, thinking the hatter
Eight be able to give him the owner's
name and address that he might restore
the. hat accidentally taken. The hatter
gave the :naiM' and address. The bur
glar secured $400 ' by the information
given. The barglar'a hat was lqft with
the hatter and a new hat selected. Af
ter the clerk lefV, the hatter took out the
linitg of tho burglar's hat, and to his
surprise found under it a letter bearing
aa address. He read it and found-it was
from a burglar promising aid J in a con
templated burglary which haf been
plaaned by the" person to whom the let
ter was addressed. The latter took the
letter to- the police and told what had
occurred. Before sunset both burglars
were arrested. - A few days since
TUST' CASHIER OP A ' STBA8BURQ BANK
wsa surprised to find, on opening, a regis
tered letter from Schles taunt, which he
was advised contained $1,000,- held only
waste paper. Ho at once summoneu me
police, tound it came from a Paris news
paper.: -Continuing their investigations
they found that the person who had sent
the resrlstered letter was a subssriber to
the' Paris newspaper- A newspaper, of
the same date as that from which the
cuttings had been takes was procured.
It was found that the collection of the
subscriber (who . filed the paper) lacked
the newspaper of that date. Evidently the
thief was in the sender's house. Allpersons
ia it were watched, and inquries as to
their character made. It was found that
aa apprentice- hadjaked his master the
day after the theft had been - committed
leave of absence to assist his parents,
who lived in a village come distance off,
and that he' had" not gone there, but had
taken' a different direction. , Tbe tele
graph was used to order his arrest just
as he was crossing the frontier; the $ 1,000
was found onTum,nd he confessed lus
crime, ; - .
Countess Branicka and Countess Czars
took --a few evenings ; since .a coach of the
Korthern railway for their exclusive use.
Whenthey reached Charleroff they found
that their two satchels had disappeared.
When? where? how? They could not
answer All they could say was that
their Batches contained a seven row peuri
necklace, six gold bracelets set with ru
bies, sapphires and emeralds, $6,000 in
gold and bank notes, a prayer book and
two passports, - the - whole - worth be-,
tween $80,000 and $120,000. The po
lice are all out trying-to discover the
thieves who Bade off with saeh rich
Asked a bright Jookin?
feel miserable,-I'm billions and can't
, u iuj uaca is so jameTI can't
work, ;YVhy in thworld jion't you
laVeidney-Vort? thaVswhat l!take
when. I m out of sorts, and it always
keeps me in perfect tune."" My doctor re
commends it for all such troubles."
Kidney Wort is the sure cure for billions
ness and constipation. Don't fail to try
it. Lonq Branch A etc. -1:.
Qoarterly Meetlagg.
Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church, South. Fourth round.
Onslow, Queen's Creek, . Nov. 5- 6
Duplin, Wesley Chapel : Nov. 910
Clinton, Clinton, . Noy. 12-13
Coharie . ? : t$foj. 16 17
Cokesbury . . . ;, 0 -: Nov, 19 20
&"Let all the officials be . present.
L. S. Buskukad, P. E.
Persons irho stand upon their Feet,
whether men or women, are often troubled
with serious pains and weaknesses in the
back, loins and other parte of the body.
It has been proven beyond a doubt, how
ever, that Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure is a certain preventive of
these troubles. "E:. v:':"?;;-
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DIB
TRIBUTION, CLASS L, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUE8DAY, NOV. Sth, 1881
138 th Monthly Drawing.
lmm State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1S63 for 2o years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes with a capital ot $1.000,000 to
which a reserve fund of over $420,000 has
since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A. D., 1879.
Its Grand Sinolb Ncubxh DsAwcres
will take place monthly. -Itnevtr
scales or postpone
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000.
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH, HALF-TICKETS, ONE Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES, i
1 Capital Prize
1 Capital Prize
1 Capital Prize
2 Prizes of $3,500
5 Prizes of 1 000
20 Prizes 'of 500
100 Prizes of 100
200 Prizes of 50
500 Prizes of 20
1000 Prizes bf 10
$30,000
10,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $3002,700
9 Approximation Prizes ot 2001,800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100 900
1S57 Prizes, amounting to - - ,$ll0,400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send order by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Order bj
mall, addressed oxlt to
M. A. DAUPQIN, ?
Nw Orleans, La
or M. A. PAUPHIY.al
No. 212 Broadway, New Torsi
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and management
of GENERALS U. T. BEAUREGARD Sad
JUBAL A. EARLY.
Notice to the Public.
, The public are hereby oautioxkd aqaixst
SENDING- ANT MONKY OB ObDSKS TO
NUNES & CO., 83 Nassau St., Nbw- Yobx.
Citt, as authogzed by the Louisiana State
Lottery ompany to sell its Tickets. They
are flooding the country with Bogus Ciecu
labs purporting to be of The Louisiana
8tate Lottery Company, and'are fbaudu
ientl"T representing themselves as its
Agents. They have no authority from this
Company to sell its Tickets, and are not its
agents for any purpose.
M. A. DAUPHIN.
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co
New Orleans, La.. July 4, 1SS1.
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TTILMI5QT0B. COLUMBIA JLBlf AD
0
OUBTA ftAILSOAD OO.
Wilmington, w. o., Nov. 4, 1881.
CHANGE OF SOHEDULB
ON AND AFTER Nov 6th, 1881, at
10 40 P II, ths foUewintr Passenger Behcdale
will be a ob this road
. TIGHT KXPBE88 TRADI8 (Daily).
Nos. 48 West and 47 Eatt .
Leave Wllmlngi
Leave Tloreaee
Arrive at O O and A Janetion
Arrive atOolombia.w..M
Leave Columbia.
Leave O O and 4 A Jaaetlon.,
Leave Florence..
Arrive at Wilmingtoa
10 40 P h
S 11A Jt
, S.S0 A ft
. 40 A M
.10 00 P
.10 30 P II
3 00 A M
6 20 A M
Niaht Mail akd PAssavesa TaAnr, Daily
PO 40 WT, A1ID DAT MAIL A PAS
ssaeia TxAia, Ao. 43 East
Leave Wilminjcton iUWMHM.ll 45 P M
arrive at Florence eeeeese weMstM 8 15 A M
lare FloreneeMM..M.M.M. eeeeeee 1 05 P M
Arrive at Wilming tonM..M.MM.M 6 05 P M
Mail iki PAassaeaa Damt, 42 Wasr, 4k
East.
Lsave Wilmington 8.SS P M
Arrive at Florence 12.46 A M
Leave Florence ... .... 6.45 A M
Arrive at Wi.mington......mM..M12.00 M
Train No 42 and 42 stops at all Stations
Wo 40 stops oalj at Fleznington, Wtdte
ri le. Fair Bluff and Marion.
Passengers for Columbia, and all points oa
O. 4 G. H R., O., Or A A- R. B. Stations,
aiken JasetioB, and all points bjondf
should take 48 Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Charleston
and for Augusta on train 47.
All trains run solid between Charleston
and Wilmington.
j on r. DiYiB8,toaTaj Burt.
A. POPE, Gen'l Pass. Ageat
nov 4
WILMINGTON
A7ELD0I1
aaixnoAD COUP ANY.
9mnor Gab.otrraauiTa'aoam 1
WUntington, 2f. a, Not. 4, 1881. f
0HANGR Of srlOHEDULS.
ON AND AFTER Nov. th, 1881, at
S 40 A M, Passenger Trains on the fil
mington A Weldoa - Railroad will run
folio
DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, tail)
Not. 47 North and 48 South,
Leave Wllsolngtoa, Frost St. Dspot
at.......- .6 40 A M
ArrlTeat Weldoaat 12 50 P M
Lesre Wsldon 8 58 P M
Arrive-at Wilmington, Front 8L
Depot at-..-....;.......... 10 20 F X
Fast Through Mail and Paweajrer Train
Daily Nos. 43 North and 40 8oth.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depet at...-. 8.25 P to
Arrive at Weldos L26 A M
Leave Weldon.... .15 P M
Arrive at Wilmington, frost ML
DepoU........-.. 11.35 P M
Daj Mait and Paueaer, Daily, .No. 45
North and 42 South.
Leare Wilmiogton Front St,
Depot at.......... 2.C5 P M
Arrive at We don at- ..10 15 P ,M
leav eld on at . . 1 35 AM
srrireat Wilmington- - 8.16 A M
Train No 40 Sontii wUl atop oalj at Koet
Mount Wilson, Goldaboro and Magnolia.'
frains oa Tarboro Braneh aoad leave
Boeky Mount for TarDoro at 7.43 P M dally
and Tuesday, Thursday and datorc ay at 6:ui
A M. Returning, leave Tarboro at 9.50
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday ast
Friday at 8:30 P M
Train No. 47 makes eloec connection at
Weldon for all points North dailr. All rail
via Richmond, and daily except Bond ay vis
Bay Line.
Train No 43 runs daily and makes dose
connection for all points North via Rich
mond and Washington
AU trains run solid between Wilmington
and Washington, and have Pullman Palscr
Sleepers Attached.
JOHN f. DIVINE, eeaeral SupW
A, POPE, Gen'l Pass. Agent
BOV 4
rJew River rJlullets.
BBLS. NEW MULLETS,
is,
V ;
For tale byj
150
Osri DOZ. LARGE R
HALL & PEliSSALtB
oct 2 I
Mew Meat "Store.
THAVE LEASED and fitted up nana-ervm-iv
! Stnre WMtaide of North Sea
ond street, third door from Market, where
I will be glad to see my inenu uu cm
tomera. Spleudid Beef, Mutton, Lamb,
Veal, Poik and MaCineandaee me.
OABOLINA CBKTBAL BAIXBOAD
COMPANY.
Owzen GxxnAL Bsnazsmnawx,
Wilmiseton,
ual BsrsaDRtvanv,
i, JET. a, June , 1581. f
Czaztob or Scheditlk.
rff AND AFTER Jnne 5. 1881. frl
J loving Schedule will be operated on
t' is cuiiroaa :
PA8SENGER, MAIL AND EZPRES
RAIN.
Dally except Sundays
-r . f.Leave wuninrton. 9. IF, a Jt
Arrive at Charlotte at..6.45 P M
. Leave Charlotte at. s.oo a to
J Arrive at Wilmington at.3.25 P If
Trains Nos 1 and 2 aton at Momlir Ktmtinn
only, and points designated ia the Coops
nvs Time Table.
These trains make close "connection at
Charlotte with trains Nos. S and 4 for Cleve
land hp rings and all points on 8helby Di
Tmon.;
PA8SENGER AND FRETGRn.
) Leave WOnungton aU-. 6:30 P t
No ft Arrive at Hamlet at-. 1x26 A
at Charlotte at. 80 A H
1 Leara Oharloftta m.t TiSO P ' a
sTe 8 V Arrire at HanJetat. . 1:23 A hi
j at Wllminsrton at 8:30 A M
No. 6 Is dally except Sunday, half bo i
connection ir Kaieigfion Saturday.
No. 6 Is dally except Saturday.
SHELBY DIVISION. P SBENGER.MAIL
Z.VLri41VH A.HU IT JC1U11T.
- Lre Cii&rlctte at T:00 P hi
1 Arrive at Shelby at....-10:30 P
i. j I Leave Shelby at.-.-.. : X) A II
1 Arrive at Charlotte at fitSO A U
. -Trains Noa & and S maka elnM AnnoMttAt
ai Hmlet to and from Raleigh, except a
aoore.
Through Sleeping Oars between Raletfft
and Charlotte.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make connection at
Charlotte with A ,T. A O K. R., a'rivinc;
at otaresTiiie same evening, and eopeeoting
tnre with W. N. O. R. K. for Asheville and
all points on W. N O, R. R
1 rais Nos 3 and 4 connect otoely with
tioester iienior at Li- colnton.
?2 W. JlJH$tiif.
Je 7 erl s?vrintmv.vt
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Com, cargo, V 6 . tB is
Oom,raL, ? b&aheL-..-,. 00 ft
Oat, bushel...... 66 d
Pes, sow, "9 bushsL... 70
BIDKd-Grees, y E 4 y
Dry, II &. 10 Q
dAl Eaetsirn, 100 Cs. 1 SC Q I
ortb Riyar, 100 ibi... 1 1C Q 1
tOOF ISOK V ton 8P C 8
LARIi- iSforttrn IT. llHO1
iri70i Carolina Ib.. -Vip Q
UiJ- obL U Q
UJMBEiCltj stean. sa'wd
8hipstiiff,resawed, ft.ls 0!j Jl
Souirhedic plank. f Mft.if Of: Ql
West l&di curfcoy aord.
Ingt to quality, M ft...ld en ie
. Dressed aoorinjf,sa4onod.l6 00 25
Bcxntlit and boards, eonv
noii, M fi........ 1J a !
tiOLABeil.8Ccba.hhd"5?gJ 3i fij
Ouba, bbl., gti..L.. 41
' Suar house,hlds. V gal 3& Q
" bbla. ,ral... 29
Orleans Choice fcMi. gtL 00
5AIL& Oat,20dto4d,Vk"g.basi. Q 3
OILS Kerosfeno, gti..... 10 fet
Lara, 9 gal &5 &
Linsead. J ral
Rosit, V gaL....... ....... 25 &
fEANCItJ V bcheL.., CO Q '
iOTATOl--ywo8t, has. 00 &
Irish, Northern, - bbl 1 5 g J
'OI-K Northern, city tca.l7 frC Cl8
Thin, bbL........ 00 Of 00
Frixue, V bbl (extra) CO 00 tf00
iluiop, bbl....... ...Of; 0C 4P,
.ICE Carolina, f; To ci& . .
Aough, b-LiL.. 75 i
AUB-uocDtrj, i rr-
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Porto Eloo, b lb.
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Mx O ta 1x7 j
Orushed Jf a......
ALT Alum, sack... TO t
Urerpool, sack.......... Tfc 6 .
AicerieaE f sack .... .., 00
aarsbal'p fib, 9 sack... . i
Cadis V saok. CO C
-iO AP Northern, V & Ika
aaiNOL-CoDtraet.Jif fi 0C- 1
Ooonot.Ji !.,.... i 0C Q 2
FJTAVEH W. O. bbl 9U.12&C fllfl
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TALLOTV V It . 3 f
TIMBER Shipping ? M...14 00 016
sill, extra per Id 10 0C QU
Mill, prime par 10 00 Ql
UilL fair per M 8 00 (
Oommon, per ....5 00 & T
Inferior to Ordinary, par A5 4 CC 6
fTMlBKEY North'n,pers U (f i
ATorth Caroina, per tf al... 2 SO fy t
WOOL Dnwaahed,perCi. 2C Q
Washed, per in-...r..M.. 25 ff
Kurrv wool, par 10 O
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