Miscellaneous. ,
li4J ill
V' rl',t i irer. I, t! e- fee Jh r idnejf
ie.1H.ai'?'d' per-ect
Boston Star.l !
I eat behind her at the play,
(Fbey said It was Othello";)
But bo appeared. or how 'twas done
AVeil, asi koine oher fellawj
' h i -
I krow an overture w played
lJfcj aatno they played last season)
Ami. tater, people cried VEncore!"
(I tio not know the reason.) I -
I I
I hani a sweet, eu treating volde,
a Hiried shriek, a groan a
Short fetieriCfj that i take it
Miufced tnadeafc of Dosjiemoha.
.1 r j. ! ' '
lint this was all ; 1 ktmply writs
'ii estr lines eh a reminder
ToK.iue one that 1 lost the play.
. Iiscrtne,l sat behind her.
?t wn the Hat.
Facts fori the Curldus
. i 1 i : 1
Olc ostrich eirtr m Ubs a meal
taree person.
A good limber
fest in ninr iiGun1;
weight 1 )" feet uti hor. '
for
i
i
CAii6sctnd only 9,000
tht in. ra.ise.his own
A
ml
oaij sold
com
v.
I'
,m-p:i HfUKiu" or m.uAV e,?re2 -j
? 1 b cnd by cis r!ere i
K
0-,'knoflrt tlmeand tor yews
Rt corr vriih-.ut fceicg
"'' re 'Trie ?if-"v''J ' .r'
6d - k Si.r 5J -LTfer Gore mar a
i. -a from iltPP 5 ir
Vc. .a in i.'fr'e bo'.h of tha,i yrr&t
rowi'B r rMt.ra acd kep f"d i
L;1,, ,htt ca- pl n 'lie I wer
ths oil"' ., , n ; I iiof H-.
't-i tnl safe remedy for fe-
iVi d"i F n-e HwUi control
t.gr Wita.oe4.Wom.
iJ pot op ia
SSu ioWbT DruEts ai.a h dler8 at
U.POrtlTlVEB.me. R
jia 3T-dir nroto Roghester XI
he that ht Kin
foniii a .nerect
on .motiutain to
g. for 12, with im-
Tlbli, C.leadr, ete. egt t J ay addre
. r,vZ,V. t j v rrififc s ftr.-iiAl aware
fl.rW,V"f. ' d99 2S-4w
A.T8. i fit".
Books on Buildingy
' 1 3 O
Uhtj pae 111 uloga!, &c dress on
oloiinr tLr 3-csut itsmps, WiJ. T. COa
rtTtJOK, 184 Broadway, fitw Tor.
GOLD MED.L AWARDED THE AUTHOR .
is:., miiMT:n3'ii to evrry
man. -ntii!'l 't"re l5cin.-o r-t
id:"." bonnd in liuest- FrDcU
muslin, enibowl ,f ul' z'TZt)
l-.ju?ps,rontainsbei'jf "1 '.listed
ensrtviDSK. 13 tr-cTijit ifn3.
pric on!r ft:1.25sr.t' ty JcsiJ ;
illustrated sample, Co. ; nond
row. Address Fpsbol tedi-
1 1 . o r- r IV T Pii;.
H tf SELF. Wo-4 BolfiacbaUBostoa.
naiiiou of doIJars
v.cign a,Gc,r TI poo ads uVoiniapots, and
l.OOD.OOO staMiarfl dollars ii our silrei
c.in weigh 58,028.57 pcunda, ! f
be Iarfrc5t xnd "ijest .)uii bridge
ia lt.c world i.- said toj
road frojn lh. 1 o. i
aaothcr. " i
An uncicot aud'remsriiable clock has
been recently set hp in the reading-room
of the municipal library of Rouen. A
single winding keeps it "ruumug for four
teen mouths and gomeedd daya. It t?aa
cor.ett uctpd in 1782, underwent altera
tiojia in 181 G, was bought by, Rouen for
1,000 franca in 1833, and has recently
berti repaired aad justet goiog.
The carrier pigeon ! that ia valoed at
$500 must be u tine bird. Yet there are
socral sach cu exhibition at the pigeon
and poultry show recently opened at the
('rysial Palace, London. Some of these
birds are said to have Ifonnd their I way
from liorne to Antwerp, a distance of
about 700 miles, in twoorEthree days,
stopping, too, on the way to! gather fopU.
A revolution in the treatment of nerv
ous diseases is now taking ! place. D r.
Benson oi Baltimore has discovered a
Bure remedy in his Celer and Charr.o
iiiile Fills they permanently cure sick
and nervous headache, neuralgia" dys
pepsia, sieeple8nessand all neryous dis
eases.
8 00 p in
1.-00 p. n'.
TnBHAIIA
The malls doae aad arnys at tbs CJty
Pout Office as follows j r
Northern through tosJLg. 6 lo p. ra
Northern throngh and way i
oailf..... 6:40 . in.
Bftlelgh............. ;;&40 a. m.
Offices between ilamtst and
Raleigh...... 7i80 p. m.
Mails f.tT the N C- UsJlroad.
and rootes sappiied thw
from, Inolndin? A. Jk N. O.
Rajirutu!, at 5;40 a. m. and 6 30 p.m.
Southern mails for all points
Booth, daiiy.8 CO p. m. and 7:45 a, rn.
Wetem ccaiis (C OK'y) daily
except Sunday 7:30 p. m.
Mail tor Chwsw A Darling-
ton , 8:00 p. m.
Mai i for pliit be!wD Flo
rrnccand Cbarleaton. ......
t Fsiyette7ille, and oCices on
-Caj rear Rier, Tniwdays,
and Fridays......... x
Taycturvilie via Lumber tod,
dai'tji except Snudayy 1. 7 30 p. m.
Oneloi O. 11. arvi intermedi
ate c-tfkt, eTPry Tuesday
and rfiday at....... 6.00 a. m
fitcilhTllif rcAibj, by steam
Ixjit, daily, (eToent duo-
daj) ..'
Mail fcr Eaey Hilt, Town
Creels, Shailotto and Littla
Rtyer, 8 O., eywy Tues
day and Friday at
orxM FOB DKUVE&T.
Northern i through and way
malU.. ..7:80 a. m. and 9.00 a. m.
Southern Mail. 7:00 p. m .and 7.80 a.m.
Carolina Central Railway...... 8:30 a. m.
Stamp Office open i from 8 a. rn. to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:15 p. m Money
Order and Register ; Department open
same as stamp offioe, 1
General delivery open from daylight
to dark, and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m. i
Malls collected -from street boxes every
day at 4:00 p. m,
S tarn pa for eaia In small quantities at
8 30
a. rr
6:00 a. m.
make handeome bal-
Fashion Notts.
1 he close iicgliah coinure still pre
yails.
Flash skirts
morals.
Pale rose and pure white dresses, with
accessories, form the
et of young ladies
toi
i
CONTINENT
ANEW ILLUSTBATED
Literary Weekly Journal
NEITHER POLITICAL 2T0R SECTARIAN;
Conducted oy ALBION W. TOUCGE,
suihor ot 4,A Fool's Errand," etc., as
elated by Daniel G. Brintou &nd
Robert S. Davis.
silver and pear!
ravorito evening
of high fashion.
Jerseys are broiiaht out with a lace
ruffle at the bottom1, and lace bretelleson
each side of the front;, which are now eut
open and buttoned up.
t. Lace is the most fashionable as well as
the most elegant and most economical
trimmintr for all costumes.! wraps, and
toilets light enough to admit of its
use. I
Ladies who have leisiire, and are gifted
in fashioning pretty trifles of lace, muslin
and ribbou, can make, at a trifling
avriAnc, nil t rl n i ntvln focinriB rtf t)in
toilet jabots, scarfs, dollars, ruffles for
the wrists and neck, aud caps. "
Harper's Bazar eayaj that he Greek
corsage is much in vogue just tiow. This
is an ordinary corsage cut heart shape,
with a plaited drapery of the material of
the dress fastened into the left shoulder
seam and utder the left arm. This
drapery is arranged in various ways,
being crossed, in frpnt, carried behind,
or fastened at the bottom of the' back
by.an artistically wrought metal clasp.
Made of light, pliapt wool stuffs, such
as nun's veiling, the1 effect is charming.
general
closed.
delivery when stamp offioe It-
First Ncmbeb Issued 'February 1, '82
Tin most distinguished authors and skil
ful art la s, both American and Englib,
biYe.tven engaged by "Our Contirvnt".
1 he February numbers containing no els
aud'storfcs by U-len Campion, Mrs Alex
ander, EP Rce. Julian Hawthorne, John
Hsbbert-nn, R n Davis, etc; poems by Os
car Wilde, Louise Chandler Moulton, tJ H
Boker, Sidney Lanier, G JJ Latbrop, Celia
Thaxter, etc; entertaining sketch? s by C G
Lei and, (Hans Breitman) 1) F Mitchell,
(Ik Marvel) FeUx Oswald, etc; soii'l papers
by President Tortor otY.-le, Eliot of Har
Trd, F'rov(t Tepier. of Ucirersi'y of
Pennsylvania, etc; fashion noU-i l y K:tr
lieU : art illustrations by Iioniso C Tif.
Uny; science by Profs liothrock. Barbri
fit; social eliq:ie;te by Mrs Monlton; rnrs.1
improvement by Hon B G Nortbrrp ; fo:i
and humor by C II Clark, (Max Arlier)
"Uncle Uomus" and a boat ol'.cthers-
nau'.iful Illus'raliou3 &r a-kadiigiea-tareof
'-Our Contlrwnt". Tl y art; tb
finest that art can produce aad ciaai to the
raosl parfret io ttw-monthlies.
Pric- 10 c&nts a number; S4.CU r vr;
$2.00 six months. Hailed Ir. e of vostagn
to any address. Spaciavcn copy fret.
Newsdealers will find it to tblr mterest
to present 4Om Cont Inert" to their cus
tomer.
Postmasters are InvUed to take suhsctin
tians. Liberal ennvrd'sion.
Book Canvassers can add larg.'lyto thoir
incomes, without interferrig i'b tb.eir
Wcular business, by ; acting for "Our Coi:
tinent.' -'Writn for part icd are to
'OUR CONTINENT"
J n 25. 4 w
Where
Spingfielij,
it oHglnated
rennJ,!Aprill2, 1881.
11. 11. W ark eb & Co. : Sirs A dis
tressing cough, origiijdting' from liver,
was cured by your Sale Kidney and Liv
er Cure. I S A, Hopkins.
are
Items of Interest.
A number ot farmers in Arkansas
engaged in the cultivation of figs, j
A cucumber from Talbott county.
Georgia, that weighed fifty-five pounds,
the
waa ou exhibition at
at M&ccu.
A New York jeweler eays that
late 3tate fair
three
ono
decision
store
woman
One
before
oht of every four men who corny into his
store come to buy, but only
out of seven comes to a
lady paid l!o visits to
buying a 39 wateLl ! ;
Ar. intcnul revenue collector of New
Yoikp&ys t here ure 25,000 cigar makers
employed io that city. Tutre are 330,-
0 J0.C03 e.gara ur.nUally.rnade there and
230,000,00!). ci'Karlettes: 4hTeaa before
the" war ocly . 50,000,000 j cigars
made per annum;
wtre untaxed,
At that timi
hiladelphla, Pa
, . THE
THE HI8HEST AWARDS "jST.rfS3K
GltKAT WOItLD't,Pni In LONDON,
lt.he OHHAT KXPOSmOTT in TAIUS,
hluf.VL18 lNTERA--L EXPOSITION
XI It lyUSii3 tne gracd CEN'TEN
iUL KXHlBltlON la PbiladclpLia,
iA!""1 tahlna to parthar (or
vUvi t".,r,l,e are respectfully In
S:xJor Circular asi Mm Utt.
CH1CKERHIQ & SOHS,
were
they
Druggists say that Lydia E. I Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound is the best
remedy for fecsaie weakpess that they
ever heard of; it gives universal satisfac
tion. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham
233 Western Aveuue, Lynn. Masa., for
pamphlets.. . j
"Bornan pucch" is so called because
ft t-mi
it 13 mace oi irezen lemonade end rum,
thiDgs entirely unknown to the Romans.
Nciy Orleans Picayune. j
A perfectly safe elevatoris n process
of incubation, we arc happy to announce.
herald Do you I mean that it. is in
the hatchwav? Boston Cdmmeraal
Bulletin. ' 1 i
' This weather oaght to diminish the
attendance at some of the! theatres.
Thea people get so much slash outdoors
they do not want brother dose indoors
About half the
Chicago now are .
IVew York, 1883.
Tax BUN for 1882 will make its fifteenth
aaoual revolution ends: tne present man
agemsot, sbisLag, as always, for all, big and
little, saean aad graoioan, conteatsd and ua
happy, Kepublicaa aad Democrat, depraved
and virtaous, intelligent and otose. . The
?"U's Ufcht ii fr manklrd and womankind
of every sort; bst its genial warmth is for,
t. egojd, while it pours hot discomfort on
theblistarlotf backs of t'e persistently wicked
Tub za of 1868 was a aewapaper of a new
kind. It discarded znany of t e forms, aad
a raultitode of the superfluous words and
pbracss of ancisxt joaraaliam. It underta k
to report ia afresh, neeinct, nncoaveat-onal
way all the news of the world, omlttlof no
eTeot of human interest, land commenting
noon sffslrs irltb the fear.ennss of absolute
inlependsnoe. The sacoeu of this experi
ment was the success of thai Han. It effected
a peraaaent ehaose in the style of American
newspapers. Every important journal es
tablished in this country in toe dozen years
past has been modelled after ths 8uo. J&rery
important journal already extatiag: has been
modified ani bettered by the force of the
Ban's example.
Tki 8vm of 1882 will be thesme outspoken,
rruth-tellingr, aud inte estiog newspaper.
By a liberal nse of the means which an
ib udint prosperity affords, we shall make
it better than ever before.
We shall print all the news, suttiag it in
readable rhape, aad measuring its impor
tance, not by the traditional yardstick, bet
by its real in tern 1 1 the people Oistanoe
f rem Printing Bocsa Pquare is net the first
consideration with the Bon whenever any
thisg happens worth reporting we get the
dartlonlars, whether it happen, in Brooklyn
or in Bokhara. !
Inprlitics we have decided opinions: tad
are acoustomed t express them in langaage
that eaa ba understood. We say what we
think about men and events, 't ht habit is
tte only eetret of t"e run's political coarse.
Thk 9 xiilt fc'oa gathers into eight nagt-s
the bes matter of the ter.n dally iwuea. Ab
Agricoltaral Departmeatof uneqaUed mar
it, foil market reports, aad a liberal propor
tion of literary, sciestino, asd domestic in
telligence eomplete the Weekly baa, and
make it the best newspaper for the farmer's
household tbat wai ever printed-
Who does not know and read asd like the
Sunday Hun. each number of wbiov is a
Goico&da of iateretlg lkerature, with tbe
best poetry of thedaytprose every line worth
reading, sews, humor ma-ter eooush to
fill a gocd sized boox, and ia&nitaly xwre
Taried ant entertaiaiog tbaa any book, big
or Htt!e-Y
If our idea o' what newspaper should be
pleases yon. send for the bun, ;
tlor terms are at ioilowi
'For; the dally un, a four-page sheet of
tweet v-elght coIukgs, the p'ice by m il,
p t-pid ia SS ceiits a month, or $5.60 a
yeat: or, including the Monday paper, aa
eight-page sheet of fifty is columns, the price
u 65 eeots per month, or $7.70 a year, post
age paid.
Tha Buaday edition of the 8 an is also far
ebbed separately at $1.10 a year, postsge
paid. !
Tbe ptloe of the Weekly Bau, eight pages,
fifty-fix coin mas, ia $1 a year, poitsge paid,
ror clabt often aending$10 we will send as
extra copy free. Address I
1 W. BNOLASO,
PubliiheT of the S un, New Trk City.
nov 18- , i-
We Want Buyers for
J QQQ BBLS. NBW FLOURS
100 Bblt 8TJGAR, i
2500 8ck,LIVERPOOI'8iLLjri
gQQ Sacks FINE 8 ALT,
BROVJW'S
Ur1
SOO, ' - -f-" h 7. ..." : . '.. i
A TRUE TONIC
T
AVnOLKS ALB PRICES.
iuxlui uo'stica Nprs .t
Mioi.-tiT 5fi'! Jet crstly; In tacrlr f up
a! r tijrMJrs' he tote cbrred
t A PERFECT STRENGTHSNER.A SURE REVIVER.
moXBITTEPvS
.lugal.r ;v..tm.ki;4iHl : jr r d'seasns rwuiricir".
a ccriam and etScient touic; crialiv iMirrefticn, lhTpepzi2, Intertr.i2sut
levers, II cl(fAttLGr,2JSuiaQhJl-cf-'Lna-xtc. ljariches the tlc-ad,
alrer.gtheiw the mncles,and gi ve new iiie u ih$ nerve? . They act like a cliarui
ou the distire organs, removing all dwyepiiz ;ap-ema, ruch va Tcstivj the Foci'
IMchin&Ueai in (tie SiittllIcartbHrr..eic. The onlv Iron Prcparaticu
that will not blaclcon thn totli or ivo hcAtlaclib. Sold Vr.
all drngsisfs. 7rit for ih A V f'Rf.V fr. ir. c.Tv-, tnd aa:cI1-red-ing
mifr. BROWX OIIE?JiCAL.' CO., l?altimore,Md.
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CAROLINA
HAILBOAD
fV AND AFTER Jan. 1. 1883, tie
V loving schedule wiu
1 COMPANY.
Omtra Gaaeaati 8sraaiTaMy,
! I
Wllaingtda. fT. a, Dec 30, lfrl.; '
Chakgb of SCHXDinir,
fol-
be operated on
tbis Railroad :
FA8BE9GK&. MAIL AlfO EXPK&88
I "'BAIN, DAILY.
f Leave Wilosington.M....M.8.20 P M
(Arrive at Charlotte at.... a. 60 A M
Leave Charlotte atM.MM.10.10 P M
J Arrive at Wilmington at.T.JJ a 11
Tralos 5os 1 and 3 stop at regular stations
only, and points desig&ated in the Compa
ny's Time Table - :
PASSENGER AND FB EIGHT.
Dally ezeepCRudaytj
Leave Wilmingtoa at.. 5:t0 A
Arrive at Charlotte at. T5 P
Leave Charlotte at. 4:15 A
Arrive at Wilmington at. 6.55 P
WilsvGole & Augusta
Bailroad Co,
Orrros rs';HKBAL Spf't,
WL'mlnirt03,-Bf. ft Jan. 32, 1882.
0 1
Ko 1
Ve 6
SHELBY DIVISION. Pi8BKNOKR,MAlL
r.KXPRK8 AND FHKIQHT.
T Daily exee I Bnsdays, -
Leave Charlotte atM.............-'-'0 -A st
Arrive at Shelby U...- . -J ?u
Leave 8helby at.....- !0 Y a
Arriye at Charlotte atM....M....M. 5:v0 r M
Trains Nos I and 2 make close eonnectisa
at Hmlet wi'h BAA Trains to and from
Raleigh, aud at Ctarlette wih Shelby. I i-
vtrirni T'rsln.
Through aieeplng Oars between Wilming
ton aad O' ar otteana Haieurr. ana vnmiiuw.
Train No. 1 makes connection at Charlotte
with A., T. A O. , lor BiaiesTuie
conneetlog thsre witH W. !f. O. R, K. for
all points ca sat v road.
Trains Soi 1 ard i make eonaeotioo at
Charlotte wi h As NO R R fo- tpartan-
barg, Greenville, Athsns, AUnU and all
prints beyoa . i ' , .,
Tvstn hod msrea doae connection at Wil
mlasrten with WsWBRfr points North.
Trt R Kn 2 mirei ctnss ooDnecuua
W., C A A 5
fdc 31 OsrI Raovtrjtn4-t
3.
r ii
5r ?sT
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER January 23. 1822, at
h as STh mar il s . H . ' .
AW.1B r sx, tne louewing passenger tichadoJe
wui oe ran on this road
VIOHT EXPRESS TRAINS (Daily)
Nos. 48 West and 47 East.
Leave Wilminrton...., io 15 P a
Leave lorenee J 2 20 A
Arrive at O O and A Jnnet!onU..M 6.10 A K
Arrive atColambia.M..MM..m..l... 6 10 A 14
Leave Columbia.M.MM.M..MM.UMM10 00 P U
Leave O G and A A Juaction...10 SO P H
Arr vs TloreneeM.MMM.MMMM.Ml.... 1 S8 A M
Arrive at wiimfagtsn,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,, c 23 A It
NiexT Mail xhd Passueia Txaiv, Dailt,
Ko. 40 Wwr, .n Day Mail ad Pas.
sxaexa Teaib, Ho, 43 East.
Leave Wilmiagton atM..KMMMM.ll 05 P M
Arrive at Florence-.......,.......... 1 25 A M
Leave FlorenceM.......M............M 1 25 P II
Arrive at WUznington.M.MM..M... 5 65 PM
Mail and PAssevesa Datlt, 421 Wfst, 45
. N Cast.
Leave Wilmlngtep............ 7.20 A M
Arrive at riorence.....M..........11.40 P M
Leave FloreneeM..MM..M...mM....M. 6.45 A il
Arrive at Wilmington ........,..12.C0 11
Nrs. 48 ad 47 stops only at Bri kley'o,
Whiteville, Flemfngtoa, FairBlufif, Marion,
Florence, Timmocsville, Hunter, Camden
Jnnetioa ard Eaitover.
Passengers for Columbia, and !) poiaMot
Q.SO.K. Ii., C, O. A A. K Ii. vUt'.cns,
Aiken Jonetioa; and all polntr b?yr-ic!i,
should take 48 Night Expreer.
Separate Pullman Rleeper (or ChrlestJt
and for Augusta on train l?
AU trains ran solid between Ghwitrfcrs
and WilmingtOB
P, OI7I'S,f)rvti r4
A. FOPF, Oeu'l Pa. AgetU
nor 28 . !
CUT'l'Oa TUit New V Ul i Cti
I I'iethwi - i
i0KTHJ
Tsrr, fctnth ...... . l
fLOOii-Fias, t?bH......... 0
' H3 .r, JSortfcern, V lLl.. a
rand ' ttU.. T!
C!ij rmiKxBni'sr V bbU. 7 03
' Fan:i?7rbfcU.. f to
" Ux Family VbbL.. & CO
f acxel, Bo. I, ? 03
So. 1, y X bbl 8 75
Maaxerel,i?o. 2, fcbU..12 60
JTo. 2, V K bbL.... 00
Mackerel, No. S V bbl .00 CO
Bulls U, V bbl 3 t0
y. C. Herring, yteg. 5 10.
Dry Cod, b.... T
VERTILIZERB
Peruvian Guano, 3000 Ss.CO 00
Carolina Fertiliier " " CO 00
Navaxsa Goano, " ' 00 00
Complete Hanaro ' 00 00
Wliann's Phosphata ' " 00 00
Wando Phosphat. " 00 CO
Wilcox, Glbb Co., ca
nipulated Ocsxo.. CO 00
GLUE 9 E).
GRAIN CorBtore, tbHts
uarn, cargo, y 00
20 Jl
io fei a
u
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c r . !'
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10 t li ..
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CO
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Oati, bashd.......
Pess, sow, bushcl..-..
BID&-Grn, Yi a
Dry, ? E
HAY Eai tarn, W 100
fiorth Rivftr. V 103 Jt....
HOOF IKON y toa.i, 60 00 85 Da
LAJiD Northers y rs.. 11X0 12
North CarcL'ca 9 12&J3 13
LIMK hblw........ 1 20 Cl I J J
LUUBKS CitjateiSisa'vrd J
Shjp stuff, resawed, y H ft, 19 CS f?21 tc
; Rough edre pixnt, y ft. IS CC Ji? 13
West India ear go, aerord- ! "
Ing to qn&Uty, V M ft-..I2 CO 5l8 (-0 '
Dreed eooring,8arcceJ.I5 CO C"5 CO
ttcasuing cia CKT-arUj, c 03.
mon. M ft....u. CO
MOLAEBF.fi Caba,hhdS! 34
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THE; BEST
OF ALL-
in pin phenyl
L U livJ 1 y 11 vJ 11
70S KMT AND BEAST.
For more tnan a third of ft century the
Mexican Mustang Liniment has been
known to millions all over the world as
tao only safe relianoa for the relief of
accidents and pain. It is a medicine
above price ana praise the best of its
kind. For every form of external pain
""Oil ISAM
Ma 9 tan sr Liniment Is without an equal.
.It penetrataa tlesli and muscle to
tli very bone making tbe contlnu
Rnca of pain end inflammation impos
eiblc. Its effect b vroon Human Flesli aol
tbo'Brnto Creation are equally wouOer-
mi. Tiie-Nexiean
1
Liniiuent la needed by somebody In
every honso. Every day brings news of
the agony of sin kivxhi scald or burn
subdued, of rheamatlo martyrs re
stored, or a valuable horse or ox
aaved by the hoallr.gf power of this
which speedily cures such allzaente of
the HUMAN FLESH as
Rheumatism. Swellings MtUT
Joints, Contracted, janseies, asurma
and Scalds, Cuta, Bruises and
Sprains, Poisonous Bites and
8 tines. StU&tess, Laxneneii, Old
Sores, TJleers, Frostbites. Chilblains.
Sore Nipples, Calted Breast, and
indeed every form of external dis
ease. It heals without scare.
For the Bxutb Ckeatiox it cures
H Sprains, Swlnny. StuT Joints,
'A Founder, Harness Sores, Hoof Dls-
eases, Foot Rot, Screw vYorm, Stsb,
M llollovr Horn, Scratches, Wind-
sraiis, spavin, inrnin, mngDosc,
Old Sores, Poll Kvil, Film upon
the Sicht and every other ailment
to vrhlah tho occupants of the
Stable and Stock Yard are liable.
The Mexican 3fnatansr Liniment
always cures and never disappoints;
and It Is, positively,
divorces granted ia
hid to be on ! ac-
conut of tao drunkenness of wire.
Chicago men are getting rto be jrery
fastidious. Bosten Foit '
Chesterfield used to say, 'ever walk
fast; a gentleman ia never in a hurry.
But then, there were co
or horse cart; to cvtch
Lou ell Ci'tizsn. i
railroad trains
In ' his day.
22
Utds. CUBA XOAL88ES,
Ac, eVc, dfce.
HALL & PE ABO ALL.
Album of Faohions
I AM HAPPT TO INFORM my enstom
crs snd the public generally, tbat in ad
dition to my large and well selected stock
of MILLINERY, Ate., I hare secured the
Agency of the Universal Fashion Compa
ny's patterns, which can be had on very
easonablt) terms. .
Respectfully, J 1 4
h3
IK
OF ALL
nn p nil t
11ilE iiu 11
JOB M&IT OS BEAST.
WlUiStHQTOH & WELDSR
fiATLnOADCOKlPAHV
tf
3H
AAi
Qyrxos os Gaa'L ocrnTsasssrt I
WILriagton, N. 0., Jsn. 2J, 1882. f
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CHAKGS 07 B
UHED
ULE.
ON AND AFTER January 23, 1832, at
f.40 A M, Passenger Trains on the V?
mington A "Weldon Railroad will ran tt
foUows ; , J
DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS. TRAIN, dai
Nos. 47 Nertb aad 43 8outb,
Leave Wilmington, front 8t Depot
sweee mm imei sstse ts ee eooose 6 10 A S5
Arrive at Wsldonat. 12 60 P fr
Leave Weldon.................. 3 7 P li
Arrive at TOUdagton, Front St.
Dspot iu.h.. . 9 65 P M
raat ttkrogh sfsJl an4 Paesenper lral
nai'y Nca. 4? Ncrth aid 40 gcuth.
Leave Wilmington, Front 3t-
Depet at..... GA&lr .
Arrive at Weldca,.... ll 6 A M
Leave WldonM..MM..Mn.M.M!.MMM 6.J5 P S
Arrive at Wilmington, front at.
DftpO ssstsMass4ssssssssssseiss 2 0 X 1
Day Halt and Passeeger, Daily, No. 46
- North and 42 South. -Leave
Wilmington Frost St.
Depot at. ssttfStaessaHeas sasssain
Arrive at We don atM..MM.M..jm.9 (OF H
Leave Weldon at ........................ 1 20 A H
Arrive at WilmlagtoBM..MM.MW .7 CO A M
Train No. 43 North wiils'op orly atEosky
Po'nt, BnrgaWflaagnolia, Varea, Mount
Olive, Dadlev, Goldsboro, Wilson, hccly
Mount. Knfield snd Halifax.
Train No 40 South will stop only t Roeky
Mount. Wilson, Goldsboro and Magsola
Train; No. 47 makes eicc eonueetjo t
Weldonfor all points North dtilr. All rsi!
via Richmond, and daily exesti Heay v U
Bay Line.
Train No 48rasdsJ0y snd o.Airefe?ff
00 nr stolon for aU pmat N-.r4.i. U l'Jl4H
mood and w afei
Iraia No., 5 rata Tiaiiletsstd ard ah
i r on, still QMti c!i eoccc; rn daliy to
Biehmond, std except atsrday eight fcr
I all folate nu'b vt hictnzid.
f All fates ran solii borwevu W'imtrgio
aad Wavbiteirinn, aed have Pa. I tr.su, Falac-e
tSleepers Atcbee.
4t)ti? DITIIK. GaersJ Bryi, !
. POP-, ttse'i Pas. Agnr.
dst
CALL SEE AKD PRICE I
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE aseors.
sent ot Wedding, Christmas and Dolt
day Presents for sale low down at
J. H. HARDIN'S
Drss aai Cheasioal Store,
deelij NewlSarke
ilfaew Restaurant.
IJU1E UNDERSIGNED would rerarctfui;
ly sxnonuce that he ha Jrst 15ttd ,uj at
No. 3, Granite How, Bonih Frrrt at., a Res.
tanrant for fLadiea and Gentlemen, where
'meals aa4 rsnVeahsienta smay be had at all
! " S
kours of the day. Xvrry tht&x 1 new and
first elaas. Polite waltm and courteous at
taBdanta. j ' . "'. ' : ': :
CTTGama and Oys , ltaasn. Has)
Tnnet, LisUOT and Cltn. , i . , ,
scrl T. A. tCHVTTSt Pit?.
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20
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60
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OILS Kerosene, p ga
taro, w gal .........
Linseed, gal.M.
Eocin, y gaLw...
PEAK UTS y buahel....
POTATOES Sweet, y bua
Irish, Kortbera, bbL.. 7 25
FORK Northern, eity mesa.17 fcO
Thin, y tbL................40O 00
Prime, y fcbl(extra).....00 CO
Romp, V bbl..M........00 00
RICE Carolina, y B?..w.
fiocgh, y busbeL
BAGS Country, y 3S
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CO Si
City, y,
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75
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Mifcilla. ......
fiUGAIi Cats, ft B..
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Crushed v ......
ftALT Alojr, y laci
Liverpool, y aaek...,..
Ajseriean y sacx
i Marshal's u, y ficJt.
Cadis y sackmiM.:.M.MM.
SOAP Northern, V
bUINGLKS Contrast. WlM
Common, y M...m... 3 00
STAVES W. O. bbL VH.M M
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TALLOW w-S 6
TIMBER Shipping y H ...1 CO
Mill, extra p?K. 10 00
Kill, prime por id.......l0 00
KlU.fiSr j r M H C9
CinuiOi, per M...........5 (0
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