WHIT IS FAME ?
fame? It is to visit Europe,
-tutly art a while In Home,
Faint, perhaps, a dozen pictures,
qi vimr name up and come home;
Ti'ii t hnve tue neighbors ask you
U liiu fieysee your masterpiece.
-1)o?h tbo kdhcIc of piiotiae pictures
lte raucu tlmeand elbow grease?:
;r,d It is to write a poem
Olowms wltu poetic fire,
l-i!: uf p-.s!on. and ttie lonRlnar
a ftcrhornetliinti better, higher.
- :i:f iiruc read It to t!ie nelaobors,
""m::A ilien, feelinc like a fool.
ji,"; .ce.'ay: "I wrote mch veraea
Wry 'ilien wbile In school !"
I tiTie Itiato ktepou palntinj,
i;..vp oa wrltirj; if Inclined
1 , i tiio v-'orl.l that Ucs beyond you
V -ni t Ki!!on liis detinfd.
I !, in'.v.r till your pictures
'. xehangeii fr mj much gold;
iil: jour rxwTu.s, 4lka potatoeh, .
in market can bo sola.
.vex yu have climbed the JatHcr,
From i very lowest round, ?
i i..-:i t:i" neislibornpAt your shoulder.
A iid your fulsome prlfcHhfjiind.
Alter hiving, with yourtal.-i.-t.
' j,mc-d the money-making art.
i:-ii they Kay: "We-always loved vou;
.VIwavsKHld that you were fcmoi t !"
1'a'il Car.-soi, lu Uoblou Transcript
Kertsicak and Llmbsrgcr-
h'. ii graduate of Vassar, arid
!in she married Julius Augustus
.Smith, was much very like another young
UJy who "didn't know chicken from
-turkey." However, she told Julius
Aujrustfls that hhe wa3 a very good
housekeeper, because her mother acd
grandmother were, and it rau in the
taiiiilj- So, on the strength of this, he
went to housekeeping. She bought a
Ewttt little morocco-covered note book
atd au embroidered market basket, and
carried a gold p3ncil, wore an aesthetic
costume, and appeared like a vision of
delight belorc the magnates of the cleaver
at thy Central Market.
'Oh! the dear, sweet, canning little
Tjf?," she exclaimed, stopping at a stand
where several little roaster were on
exhibition. 'Til take a couple of those;,
how much arc they a pair?"
'Five dollars for two," was the realis
tic answer.
"Isn't that rather high? I gues3 I'll
takcajard beefsteak and a pound of
chewiug gam instead, and some oh, yes,
some sweet-breads. Julius said he want
ed some nice ones, with plent of raisins
ia them."
Theu she started over to a poultry
stall.
"Have you any chickens?" she a3ked
'the woman in attendance.
'Heap of -'em," was tho reply.
"How muh do they cost a heap?" she
answered in a rather faint voice,
"Haifa dollar a piece, mum."
"Well, send up a piece to my resi
dence, and she turned to the next stall
and picked up somo little packages that
looked very nice. "What is this sweet
stuff that smells so lovely?" she asked of
a red headed boy behiud the door. "
"Limberger. miss; it's just splendid;
tastes so much better than it smells
have one?"
.She took one, and. then she asked tne
boy where they sold quail on toast.
"Ain't any in the market," answered
the young reprobate, "Mother's gone
after a load, though, and we'll seud you
some as soon as they're in."
"What are those lovely navy blue ber
ries?" she inquired. "They'll just match
my china. You may send me a bushel."
Finally she decided to try a quart,
which she carried herself in the artistic
basket. Then she ordered tome e gs. as
she wanted to mate au omelet lor J ulius
Augustus.
Hut she never did, or rather when she
got home the omelet was made with a
liberal admixture of blueberries, aud the
front of ner seth'et;c dress was ruined.
Added to this was an odor that sent
Julias into spasms and frightened the
cat to death. The limberger had melted.
The Vassar girl did justice to high
Spanish and (J reek in the .examination
that ensued, and the next day they burn
ed the morocco note-book and went to
boarding.
Thousands of ladies have found sud
den relief from all their woes by the use ;
of Lydia B. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com- j
pound, the great remedy for diseases
peculiar to females. Send to Airs. Ly
dia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass., for pamplets.
liecklcss Mosby-
Although a guerrilla, Mosby was a
brave man. lie would run risks aud J
take chances which he would not order
his men to take, lie was in Washing
ton three different times during the war:
in Baltimore four or five times,' and in
more than a dozen instances he pene
trated the Federal lines for information.
Near Middletown be was onco cut off by
Federal cavalry who held the pike in
both directions. When ordered to sur
render he drove his horse over the Btona.
wall and got away through tho fields.
Three bullets pierced his clothing, his
horse was struck twice, and an overcoat
strapped to his saddle was clean cut away
by bullets. One day while he was eat
ing dinner in the Lurav valley six Union
cavalry walked in on him. They did not
kuowhim as Mosby but righily cou
jeetured that he was a guerrilla. s
they attacked him . he shot two and
dashed through a window and made off
with one ot their horses. He was occa
captured in Washington while on a spy
ing expedition, but feigned drunkenness
and made a dash for liberty while on the
way to the Provost Marshal's office.
At that time he bad plenty of proofs on
his person to have convicted him ai a
epy. Near Warrenton he one night
rode with twenty-four men lull upon a
Federal reserve picket of at least a hun
dred men. Both sides stood staring at
each other for a moment and thee Mosby
called out;
"Did any of them mules come this
way?" .
-Haven't teen any," was the reply.
"Cuss the crittsrs they stampeded
on us," growled the' guerrilla, as be
tamed his men and rode away.
Some of his men bad blue overcoats on,
some wore citizen clothes, and no one
could Bay, that thsj did not belong to
the Federal wagco trains. Virginia
Utter. -
Persons who stand upon I heir Feet,
whether men or women, are often troubled
with serious pains and weaknesses in the
back, loins and other parts 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.
Denver (CoU Tribune Primer.
Wild Western WiL
LTere wo have a Picnic. Ia it not Jol
ly? Tho children are- running around
a nd Playing Tag. Bat where i3 the Cus
tard Pie ? A! moment ago it wa3 under
the Kim Tree. Can it. Be that Mr. Jones
is Kitting on the Custard Pie? Alas!
it is too True. And Miss Smith is Liugh
injat him. Ho iooks &s Badly Broke
up a? tho Pic. does he Not ?
Ha3 "the Printer tobacco ? Ho has, '
But he will not Tell you So. He carries
it in tho Leg of his Boot and when he
wants a Chew he .Sneaks down in the
Back Alley where Nobody caaSec him,
Whf n he Spits tobacco it Souotb like a
Duck diving in the Water. The printer
is a Queer man. He is a Fickle person.
Sometimes be has ten thousand Luis cn
the-. Striug. but they are Always h g
Uupes. It you are a Printer, Do not b?
a Blacksmith or yen will get Fired.
'1 hi3 is a Boil. "It is on the Man's
Neck. Would you like to Feel it? If
you Do, tho Man will Feel it too The
Boil is a mean Thing, and it is a Cow
ard. If you Strike it it will Run. But
the Mao will not Run. He will Dacce
and make Remarks. Boils may start
Way down near a littleUoy's waist band,
Bat they always come to a Head at last.
Many Miserable People drag themselves
about with failing strength, feeling that
they are steadily sinking into their
graves whn, by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic, they would find a cure commenc
ing with the first dose, and vitality and
strcnjrth surely' cominsr back to them.
Seb other column.
A'TRUE TOKlIC ;TSL
A PERFECT STBENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER.
S" B1TTEKS are highly recommended for all diseases requiring
and efficient tonic; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent
. - i. 3 7
!NEUAAGIA
. Nervous Irritability, Sciatica and all
painful Nervous Diseases. A. treatise
by a well known physician, a specialist
on these subjects, concludes as follows :
"Neuralgia is one of the most oainful of
diseases, and is attended with more or
less nervous irritation. Sciatica is also
a form of neuralgia, and all painful ner
vous diseases come under that name
Neuralgia means nerve ache, and there
fore you can suffer with neuralgia in any
part of the body, as the nerves are sup?
plied to every part.
I have,for many years closely studied
the cause, ofnrrahiii, and the nature
of the neryonss?BTem, with the many
diseases, that tt4ft8ubject to, and bave
fonnd bv afcraat exDcrence that the true
and prirqarmgs&o'f neuralgia is pover
I y u I LUC lici uuyuuiu.'-y i v(wiueo kut-
poverished and poor and in some cases
starved, noi because the patient does
not eat, but! because what is eaten is not
appropriated" to the nervous system;
there are many, cases iof thi3, but ur.
C. W. ,Ben8on.'s. Celery and Chamomile
Pills have in my.hands proved a perfect
remedy for this condition and these dis
eases.
Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents
f f T il Tm. Oa
a box. uepoi, iuo ionn rutaw ou.
Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for
SI. or six boxes for $2.50 to any address
i
il
f-i
r:
DR. C. W.-PEKSOrPST JP.
V 8 i" 3
3
is Warranted to Cure
rr'CMA. TfTTPPS. MUMnRS.
H i y
INFLAP.1M ATIOM, MILK CRUST
ALL ROUCJrf SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFP LA ULCERS, PIMPLES &
TENDER ITCHSNCSonUpartofthe
body. It reakes the cIn whit, sofl and emootli f
v-emevca tiii Rud freckles. Rad i the EEST toUet
drcsain- ia 7H3 Y?QZZ. Esaat'y put up,
two bot'Jos in oao r-ackaso, ooubieUuc of both
ictcmsl aad ei ernal treatmsnt.
AH first f. ir,s dnvccisf a bfie it. 81. per xckae.
J. W. CONOLEY, Agent.
dec 1-crn-d nrm ...
3. -sSg-i
a5 m -xZl C
5
is- a 3 u.
5 'a 3 SrV -
2
Ufl
,-3 c
Kj"'- . .
DOT 51
French Candies.
JUST RECEIVED, a fall line f flat
French Caadies, warranted pure and
fresh. Also, Hffae-Made CajdieaTrult,
1 ei:strftt, dtrs Mew rttflt
a certain
Fevere, WcmtofAjrDeUieIjosacJSaiathmLachof liner mi.tir. KnrioJiPM thm Klvw4
strengthens the muscles, and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a charm
on the digestive organs, removing aU d jp?p( ic tymptom, snch as Tatting tMFood,
Bekhing.Ueat in the Stamach,IIeartburnj. The only Iron Preparation
will not blacken tho teeth or gixe headache. Sold br
all druggists. "Write for the ABC Book (32 pp. of useful and amnsinjf read
inS)seHrte. BROWN CHK3HCAx CO., Baltimore, 3IcL
6etht '! Iron Bitrir mde by Beoti CprrMiCAt Co. ad "bT czotad rd liaet on wtppee.
BE WAKE Or UITTATIOXS.
1
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pi 12arm-.V
tVILftllHQTON & yFLDOIl
SAILEOAD COUP AIT 7.
Oma ow Gul ounumnm '" I
Wilmington, V, OV, Ds. 1, 188L I
CHANGE 07 SCHEDULE.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILBOAD
'COMPANY.
Oma QsstaAi! Bvmimnift,
Wlimlactoa. B. O., Jui s, 1SSL
Chxksk ow Schxduijb
to 1
Vo S
Off AND AFTER Jane 5. 1881, tk tel.
lowing Schedule will b cperatd on
icu ttiurou i
PA8SENGKB, MAIL"? AND EXPRESS
TRAIN.
Daily axon 8udsys!
rLeare WiLiAjrton...9.4& A U
Arrire at Charlotte at.6.45 P 11
Leave Charlotte ........ a M
f Arrive at Wilmington at.1.15 P M
Trains Voi 1 and a ito at rtrvlar itafloni
oniy, ana points aeugnatea la Ue oompi
nyi Time Table.
Theee trains make eloie 'eonneetion aft
Charlotte with trains 5oc 3 and 4 for Cleve
land Springs and all points ;on Shelby Dt-
PABSEVOEB AND FB EIGHT.
Leave Wilmington at.. 5tS0 P H
Arrive at Hamlet lU. 1:26 A
at Charlotte lU. 80 A II
l 1 Leave Charlotte atMMMM.7tS0 P k
iffy 6 Arrive at BanJetatM..M. 1x28 A U
s -l mm w usunnra mm msu a mm
ON AND AFTER December Ht, 1831, at
6.40 A U, PaMenger Trains on the Ty il
minirton k Weldon BaUroad will run
followi !
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, da'J j
Not. 47 North and 48 South,
Leave Wilmington, front St Depot
itMmxMiMMMmlMIKmi 6 40 A H
Arrive at Weldon at 11 WPM
Leave WeldonMMMMMMM.MMMMMM 3 3T;P H
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot iL.... 9 5S F M
Fast Thronrh Kail and Patsenjrer Train
Daily No. 4S North and 40 Boats.
Leave Wilmington. Front Si-
Depot atM..MM.MMMM.MM.MMMMM 6.2&P C,
Arrive at Weldon L15A ft
LeareWeldonM....M..MM.M.M.M.M. 6.001
arrive at wumington, xronies. - Vr c t r Z "
Depot 1 ' ....M-..-.10.8Q P .to ?F.9Vt Bandar, bit bo
M.n a.na PuMnvir. Titiw. w-r.fonneonon r Kaieignon satnrdav:
. . j - "i u,j.n.i..i a. a
8HELBT DIVISION. P 88KNGKR,MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
a A (Leave Charlotte tM..MMM.7:00 P 11
"0,'-rArrlTeat Shelby atM..MM.10:30 P U
mL 1 Leave Shelby at... f :0O A H
BO f ArriTe at Charlotte at. 9:30 A M
Traini Nos 6 and 6 make close eonneotiea
et Hamlet to and from Raleigh, ezeept ae
above.
Through Sleeping Cart between BalelgB
ud Charlotte,
Trains No. 1 and 2 make eonncetion at
Charlotte with A , T. A O R. R,, arriving
at htaetville same erening, and eovoeeting
tn.re witb W. N. C. R. R. for Asheville and
all points on W. N. O. R. R. , yr
Train Nob 8 and 4 connect e)ofly with
Chester A Lector at Linoolnton.
ft . -OH1TS05,
ie 7 orl fttriiteiS.rt
North and 42 8outb.
Leave Wilmintrton Front St. sy-
Depot at.... eeeeeeeeeeee KiSMett 03P U4
Arrive at We'don at 9 1 0 Pfl
Lear Weldon at ....................... 1 3S A U
ArriTe at Wilmington 8 15 AM
Train No 40 South will stop only at Kooky
i r x nrii n.u.L Jl vr 1 1 -
Trains on Tarboro Braneh od Leave
Roekr Mount for Tarboro at 7.15 P M Daily
and Tneaday, Thnrsday and Saturday at 3 lf
A ll. Returning, leave Taibo o at 9 00
A M daily, and Monday, Wedaecday and
Friday at 8:60 P Mi
Train No. 47 makes close eonneetlon at
Veldon for all points North dail?. all r ail
ria Richmond, and daily ezeept Sanday via
Bay Line.
Train No 43 runs daily and makes elose
jinnee' Ion for all points North vie Rioh--nond
aud Washington. "
All trains ran solid between Wilmington
nd Washington, and bave Pnlltnan Palaoe
Sleepers attached.
JOHN r. DITI ITS, funeral 4aei,
A. POPK, Gen'l Past. Igent
dee 1
Leave Wilmington.
Leave FloraneeM.M..
Arrive at C O and A Junction
Arrive at Colambla.
Leave Columbia.
Leave O C and A A Junction........
Leave FloreneM..nM..MM.
Arrive at Wilmingto
Gen'l SuDts Office
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND! AU.
617STA RAILROAD CO
Wilmington, V. a, Nor. 4, 188!
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER Nov 6th. 1881. at
10 40 P H, the following Passenger Sehedole
will be run on tbu road
RIGHT EXPRE8S TRAINB (DailyV
- r Nos. 48 West and 47East.
10 40P a
, 3 20 A U
6.S0 A M
. 6 40 A M
,10 CO P M
.10 SOP M
100AM
8 20 All
Nieat Mail asd PassiHSia Tau, Diar,
. . r . as. . n.
PO. U Tf EST, 1KD UXT AIAIb AWB Jl
iiisia Tbaib. Io. 43 East.
Leave Wilmington u.n.M.mMU 45 P M
Arrive at f lorenceM...MMM...M.... o a m.
Leave Florence, cm eeeeee 1 05 P M
Arrive at Wilmington. tw sjeee-ee t VI r a
Mail aKd PAMaxona Dax&t,142 West, 45
Lsave WilmingtonM.M.......M. 8.36 P M
Arrive at Florence.................l'2.S A M
Leave Florence... 5.46 A M
Arrive at WiimingtonM..MM.M.. 12.00 M
Train No 43 and 42 stops at all Stations
No 40 stoos onlv at Flemlnzton. White
vi le, Fair Bluff and M ar ion.
Passengers ror UoiumDia, ana au poutm on
G. A a R. R C, a A A. R. R. Stations,
Aiken Janetioa, and all points beyond,
should take 48 Night Express.
: oeparaxe miiman ojeepcri ior voaxivna
and for Augusta on train 47.
All trains ran solid between Charleston
and Wilmingtoni
JOHN r. OITINS, General BnvU
A. POPK, Gen'l Pass, Agent
nor 4
New River rJlullets.
jgQ BBLS. NEW IfrjLLETS,
tr :
2QQ DOZ. LARGE BOE,
Fos f sis by
HALL &,!PEABSALLa
tstlC
"TJNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION 1
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lotif rf Company.
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes with a capital of $1,000,000 to
which a reserve fund of over $550,000 has
since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote tte
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A. D., 1879.
Its Grakd 8i:ngxb Nttkbxk Dnxwuros
will take place monthly.
It never toalet or postpone.
Look at the following Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the
139th Grjlstd Mokthlt
iks Tim
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing.
At NewiOrleans Tuesday, December 18th,
1881, J- T
Under the personal supervision and man
agement of GEN. O- T. BEAUREGARD,
of Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY,
of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000.
tST Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars
ODly. Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths $1.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize of $100,000 $100,000
1 Giand Prize of 50,000 50,000
1 Grand Prize of 20,000 20,000
2 Large Prizes of 10,000 20,000
4 Large Prizes ei 5,000 20,000
20 Prizes cf 1,000 20,000
0 500 25,000
100 300 30,000
200 ' 200 40,000
coo 41 loo 60,000
10,000 " , .10 100,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of $200 20,000
100 Approximation Prizes of 10010,000
100 Approximation Prizes of 73 7,500
11,279 Prizes, amounting to - - $522,500
Gen . G, T. BEAUREGARD, of La
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va..
Commissioners.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the office of the Company in
New Orleans.
For information apply to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
or 21. A. DA UPH I. at
r Ko.f212 Broadway, New. Torsi
- Notice to the Public.
' Thejublic are hereby cactiomd aoadtbt
sxxnixo axt Moxzr on Oansns to
NUNES & CO., 8-i Nassau St., Nrw You
Crrr, as authorized by the Louisiana State
Lottery Company to sell its Tickets. They
are flooding the country with Boors Cmcc
LAJts pnrportinr to be of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and are toatou
lxktlt rtpreaenting themselves as fte
Agents. .They haven authority from this
Oonrpany to sell Its Tickets, and are not Its
acC5tsfey csf pnTpsc -
il. JL DAUPHIN.
Pres. LaaUiana Stats Lottary.Csw
Nsv Orlsaas, Lan JnJj , Id,
i cit lirtd-KiwS7
THE
DJlttY EEIIEf
s
BDITOB AND PUBUSHEK
Is published
Every J it-ernoon
(Sun day a excejrted)
VHOLKSA LE PMC E3.
The followtsr ototincts reerrsent
wholesale prices geaerally. In tsakirgnp
all order t higher criccA tar e tele thtrg od.
DAOaiNO
Sta&(iarXM
3 E
1 I ,
IK B
BA DON North Carolina.
Unas. V E fi
ShoaJdars, V 2
Btaa, y p.,.,,,
Weztern SsoasI
BUe. P lb.,
8toaidrs..
Dry Saltsd
tiido. V
b'f -li-Wv.tTf ,
At the following rates, postage
paidt
One Year. ... .... .... ....$5 00
Six Months........ ........ 2 50
Thiee Months 125
One Month. ............... 50
The paper wlllbe tleliTered by
carriers, r so of charge, in any part
of the city at the kbove rates, or
15 cents pcx wcci
4 The Daily Bavirw is sow in the
fourth year of its existence, is per
manently established, with a large
and steadily increasing enbecn'p.
tion list, and presentsto merchants
and others a most desirable medi-
urn for adTertiglngJ
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Uairy ersam, y 2.MM
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COFFE Java,p .
Lacnyra, y
COBN MEAL y bnhel.. TO
UOTTON TIIS New V bdl 1 60
Piaced 1 25
DOMESTIC
Sfceetbg, 4-4 V yrA..
s Tarn, V bunch ...... 1 00
FLOUR Fine, y bbl 0 00
Scper, Northern, "9 bbLM 5 60
. Extra do - y bbl. 6,00
Faallr y bbL.. 7 0
City KUlExr Super 9 bbl... 7 00
Family VbbU. 7 60
" Ex. Family p bbl... 8 00
Fl3H
Mackerel, No. 1, y bbLlO 00
No. 1, V KbblM..MMMMM. 8 75 ,
Mackerel, No. 2, y bbL... 12 60
No. J, y K bbL.. C CO
Maekcrel, No. 3 y bfeL..OO 00
Mallets. V bbl...'..MMMMM. 3 60
N. C. Herring, pkeg.m.M 6 60
Dry Cod, ij lb. . 7
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NsraMS Guano, "
Complete Manure "
Whann's Phoanbit
Wando Phosphate, "
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GRAIN Cornpitore,9 tCt
Corn, cargo, y 66 &s..
Corn,yeL, V basheL.--.
Oats, y bushel. ...
Peas, cow, y bushU..
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