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.MUTABILITY
Tle flower Uwt aniUca toUr
To-nxrtow tiles ;
All (ImC vrc vl.li losar
Tempu ami then fltc.' f t
Wlwt U tb workl' delight?
IJ?btnlitg t!ut morki the ltzh.
Brief CTtn hrlghl.
Ylrtbc. Ixmr fntllltldf !
r'rk'rwUhlp too rare ! .
Love, bow It belU poof bli
for irvnl despair! i
liut we. Uiougli noon ther fiill.
.Nurrlvctliclr joy. and all '
nn.ii ours we can. ,
Whilst skieaare blue aud LrlghL
WhlUt flowrr arc gay, . . -Whilst
eye that rhaugo ere nlstt
Miikei glad tins day.
hiUt yet the raliu hours envp,
Urvaru tlioii ! aud from thr r,.
'I hen Wake to w ecp. . OhcUryi
- . j '
Kor the liaily lie view.
, Slaii and Sentiment.
It was abalmyevcnin in early June,
when the freshest flowers Were blrxjm
ingantltho binla saui? 'tbeir, sweetest
songs. The sun was rather i near the
horizon, and Hire w hi fcoftonins lhht
over a pretty scene: a sronp of girls
scattered ver the step aud piazza of a
uousc on fctrect.
Uu a Sutumer eTcnxng. girls in white
dresses and with a glow of excitement
on their faces never fail to look pretty.
Most noticeable among these partly
because of her conspicuous position at
tljo top of the steps is a. black-eyed girl
with an abnndabco of brown curls.
MHcigho!nshe calls; "There comes
Jen," am several rim to meet another
white form coniinz through the irate to
join thcnii A chorus of voices greet her:
"Ileigbo, darling V j I ,
? Howdv. honpvT
"Soglad you've come!"
And lastly, two or three together:
"Oh, Jen, didn't we have a killing
time last night? IIow did-you enjoy it?"
"I never had such a sweet time in all
my life 1" was the answer.
-Oh, I had the darlingest time out!"
says the black-eyed girl; then raising
both hands and shutting her eyes for a
moment: "Oh, girls. I'm just gone over
Dick Murphy. I do . think he's the
sweetest fellow I ever saw !" '
Several answer together
"So do I."
Isn't he!"
"Isn't ho tho sweetest dancer?"
"I donx see anythinsr sweet about
him," says a little blue-eyed creature,
wno is sitting on the piazza railing with
her feet In a chair.
i "The idea, Bell ! What's - the reason
you uonir aou, seemeu to tninK so
last night." ;
"Well I don't. I think he's hateful !
When did I seem to think so last
night?" j I
'... i:u l
l.: .u i i t i.k
;:.".t.?:r" l.:c
iy."
"es,- it was the second I danced
with him, but think he rwas despicable
the rest of tho evening" jand tho vctile
Del 1 turns her head away, and looks
rather dreamily into the west.
he's the dearest fellow I to flirt with;
don't talk ! Don't you like him, Jen?"
s ! "N o, 1 think lie's a mess V1
"Oh, you do," says black eyes, "Jen,
that's tno worst I ever heard. You
have fonrotten what I heard vou sav to
him last night. . Ha, ha, ha ! That
hurt you, Miss Jennie! But wasn't the
music darling? I think the racquet is
too sweet lor anything:
. J Oh yes," says another laughing
voice, vou enjoyed that first racquet.
didn7t you. . . ..
Over: the lclt"- tho brown .head
goes to one side "no. not by a jug full.
I do think lie's the latest dancer" I
think he's decidedly lato !" : '
I bet you'll promenade with him to
night." . .
"I never is to,"
says Black eyes,
jumping up
... 'That's too thin.' Neli.
It won't
wash any of it." - - y
- "Jennie calls Blueeye3 J'roin : the
banister, -"yoa looked lovely last night.
I never saw vou look nicer." .
"Dear me I Thank :vou. I didn't
know T could look lovclv."
Black-eves calls.
"Bnt. really, Jen. you did look
daisv. vour dress is awful sweet. You
made it yourself?" . , , '
"I really ' did. .
"Jen. vonro a brick."
Thank you, I'll return the. conipli-
return the. compii-
ucuu iumenuuu4u.i ., ... i
-I;really. am " Blackyes answers
wtfotoc'and taking three pr tour steps
of the raonuct, she is at the side or
licit. . "Anu so uiue-eyea uiuiks . xiun.
. 1 . 1 . : Til iL!
is hateful! Well, ho loved vou once. I
know, bqt if you (Jo hate. hiranow,:I
knowe don't carelQr,he told. me. last
night he didn tt care : for anybody.
Mame. don't you think Dick Murphy's
just darling? . 4
Hnirmketi verr nan a some last nuriit.
but my ! one: could hardly get a chance
to speak to htm, he was so -aevoica w
Kate ' Mertoh. Wasat she - beautiful
last night! Cream color is so becoming
m m
sr (itlu in lovo any uvut x nuuiuu i
ZuZ' :- ttw ttoVi,Vq nTYiiit-i
- " , I
tlCTinsneu,ana peruaps pecauirujt
are not
;i;r ..r7r rT. t." o the banister with the evening
T iMni- i.a w th wr thorn onlicr head. No, 1 11 go on.
ir t nf uoou evening. . .
i . i i , i t i.i-u i rniPfi KJivinir i mollis in v iu jvv uwa
crt HMr hi n soil siift does non&o! . ."voj
look around when some one exclaims:
"Do look ! There come Jack and Jill
down the hill, and they're making a
bee-line Xot this house; too, Oiris, don't
Hooka sight?" I .
NTn vnn're all O. K. Oh. my law!
if I Jnlm nnrt this is his handkerchief"
pulling a blue silk wrap from around
her neck; suppose ne nau seen
Yl 1. 1 . A nthofiCtIA
u acnjea n-r-."1"
of the piazza - and
f iSaTKrf TSlon
i i . i - .w a. v Kif.
OCaXU BilO MlSlinuUiUUiuit.
6tiU, Bay heart, sit stil !" , rY?
nere iney come 10 cnin mts Kiiijs I
heard a bellow-say yesterday. If they
keep us too long Ini going to ask them
It's Fred ilerton. Take him out I say
ind brinsr in another horse."
The two , youn men or ramcr oojs
in discussion, mst ax tnis moraeui
Klon a.nd lmlr nn Rida Street. as if
waiting for another. Presently that
other appears. "Hello, boys! How's
hix ?M hftmw:
Oh., first rate" answers the taller1
one. John and Iliare'justbeCQjiar-
jug a norso race ana 1 beat him. Yon
know I always do." :t 1 " J ; i . i .
"Yes," John answers, ?jiiia' horn
you do ; in my eye. Did you beat him
"I i should smile I did. J gave him fits.
I tell you I never raaup with a fellow
I couldn't beat in a race."- j
"Cheese it," says John. "Wiio do
you take me for? Havenl I distanced
you at least a dozen time." ; ; r: , ;.J
Mix j , '
Of course he always beats nie,'1
John says. "He left mc out in the cold
last New Year's day-eh Fred ?"
"Pull down your vest and give us a
rest." , : j. .,.;;
"Come, come, boys! let ithat subject
swing 1 didn't see the race, so cant
feel so ranch interest in it; but I see
how it stands. How did you like the
boat raco jcstcnlay ?" : '1
"It was tip-top. That skiff of John
sou'k U a little teaui, isn't ahc?7 .
"Yes sir ; she's., a fine little boat,r
Fred adds. '
- ".She is that," answers Murphy, "but
I tell you,- boys, my yawl would throw
them all in the shade." ' s "
"Oh, go away Murphy ; what are yon
giving us?''
.Solid ficts.-' Yes 6irJ:none of "these
eould hold a candle to her. She's up at
Exter now. John, have yoii got any
money?' .
"Not a cent; Tm strapped," he an
swers. "That's a pity. Fred, you're just the
fellow. You're a man ot elegant .leis
ure, and need exercise. Take my. row
boat and pull up there to-morrow; , If
you arc a good rower you can reach.
Exter about 3 o'clock, just at the time
the wind changes. , You can leave ihe
rowboat in charge ot old ' Simon; set
yonr sails in the yawl and have1 a glori
ous old sail back, and get Itere soon at-
tcr sunset." . :. , : -r
Mcrton answered slowly.
me.if you please." The other two joined
in a hearty laugh: "11a! ha! Fred, too
little exercise in it for you, eh! I'll tell
you, though, you wont be doing 'any
thing this week anyway ; if you'lltake a
run up to Extea and bring her down
I'll let you use her in the next race.V
"Now you're talking. I'll do that."
"Chick," says Murphy, Til tell you,
John, I'm not afraid to trust her repu
tation with Fred. He may be slow in
au feu) 1111 f
yer 'an,' " says J? red,
tak-
ing Murphy's hand and shaking it.
a norse race, put in a yawl l assure youj tery poor doctor, compared with
he's not easily beatenT '"' ' Lydia E, Pirikham, of Lynn, ,
"l ou're about nght. Murphy, . 1 er Hermes mav have been after all
"My goodness!" exclaims Jennie, pharmaceutical chemistry of Mrs. Pink
looking on from the piazza, "that fel- ham's Vegetable ComDound.
iow, wnoever ne. is. muse De going
t 1 ...
away for a year; and I should imagine
it would tate tnat long lor ins arm
. . . mm
to
recover from that terrific shaking."
. "Come on, Fred," says John, "if we
don't hurry tho birds will ' have flown
and we lost tho chance to fly with them.
Dick, you had better come
along., with
us. ra nke to chat
a little longer but
I can't resist at least a look at my pret
ty Bell when she is so near us.
Murphy looks around with a start
and a frown at the last sentence and
glances quickly from the speaker's
iace to the piazza. Almost instantly his '
eyes single out the little white figure on
sunshine 1
he says.
t we?
Ycu'ro going to the party at S 's r"
, "I don't know. Perhaps so," he says,
as they turn to walk away. John
turns around again, "Yes, of course
you'll go, old fellow. Good-bye. I'll
sec you future." - .
"He's gone now," Nellie says. "I
declare Ibelieve it is Dick Murphy,"
and Bell turns around just after he has
passed out of sight. "But look here"
Nell continues "we must be sroinc:.
Let's all start by the time they get here.
You know we have to dress for to-
' assjasw
I don't know, says one of the other
flrls. T don't believe I can so : I have
snnh a mid and hfvidaeJie. 5 J . ' : Ul i
Nell looks at heK "Oh; sell out.l I
have no idea you arc going to stay at
home, and vcu reallv must not : we'd
all miss you so much," and several
adds, "Yes, we wbuld. Oh do go."
By this time thetwo young men had
reacued tne gate anu xxeu says jsoiuy,
ITor tW Mnp. two bv- "two: the
hunch-backed camel and the kangaroo
IIow you was Jacky? I wonder what's
tho latest from the seat of war." 1 As
the near the steps they tip their hats
with a oolite "Good evening, ladies,"
and the chattering begins again. , Fred
Merton, with a tired movement, pushes
his hat a little back from - his brow,
throws one arm over the post at the foot
of tho steDS. and leaning . over, com-
' ' - - " ;"? i , n:"
i iIAMa r nn tfio cton
L, :
irC wir tM mwS"
ltTTi JTa rC tCw t
1 FM. UK U1U. Di O J vuw Jl.
.,r - v ' i: 'fi k hi.
tnnil v fen! nomnlimented bv bis victory
""--j - r i:--f in l
arieast it is a mu
khonft it as if it were quite a -feat- and
everybody seems surprised and congrat-
?! nh t Erf. WAUs von nemny beat
know I can. Fred, let's try to-morrow."
Tt'a don't." he answers, turning - to
ask a question of John; and thencon-
versinir for a lew moments wim mm,
r t , i
so" ana wnen uewroi wu
vc nm-rtTrln rr Mlr pvps Anfi hnrsffl out
r - " ' - .rnh , t KpTrvrnrnardon. AfLsa
Keiiie. I should like .very much to race
with you. rlease show your lorgivc-
nes3 by going with me. Can't ' you- goJ
this evening?" . - . , ; - . :s
"Not this eve, some otner eve,-' sue
answers. t , , i l v
Blue-eyes jumps, from ...the. banister,'
and throwing oh her bat, conies 'tb the
head of the steps. ; "Girls, t I f must go
home," she says
"Oh, what's your hurry Bell? (we're
,11 in & fiw minutes."
ut it's tingUte, and imast
iiro on njiubiiovr, iw.
o . .T.. KIU ! ..r.a
.JfffiS "AkAv win .11
r" - . ' iir f p
oe au y;ml
Oh, yes. ane Nellie. Well
"Don't know that I can be there, Mis
Nellie," Fred says. v . ,J.
The idea! Why?"
f "Because rm going on a tare 10-
nighV . .. . , . '-.-
: ".Arc yon not ashamed .Nellie De-
gins. Due some one.exciauns: . jlucto
the 7 o'clock bell and it's time to go?
Doesn't Blue-eyes look sweet this even-1
I - IIUU OW JUU lVS-Ul&Ull, UUtl
John turns.- to look in the-direc
tionmdicatca;and while the young la
dies run to get their hats and prepare
for leaving,; lie. watches the two going
down the street. 4I don't mean to say
I want to leave this pleasant spot," he
says, "but I do like bells, and of all
the bells, I like blue-eyed ones the best."
f"OIi;LJ . n that's gone dbwh 'ni
leg. That's pretty good. ' You ueedna
watch, she won't look back at you.
You've got em bad,havent too old fel
low?" Miss Nellie comes dancing out
"Miss Nellie, may I have the honor
ot walking home with you?" : r ' ! - ;
"Certainly; if you ouiti your behav
ishuoss in other words if you will try
to behave. But, let's hurry on; mother
is going to bless mefor staying solate.'?
COXC l.tJDED TO-MOKIWW. , ' -
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For t rem ulons, wakefulness, dizzi
ness, ahd lack of energy, a most valua
ble remedy in Browned Iron Bitters.
.-4- "
A six-year old was seated in a bar
ber's chair. J' Well, my liUle .man
said the barber, "how would you like
your hair cut?", vOh, like papas with
a little round hole at the top." i
... -
f -( Toadies and all sufferers from neural
eia, hysteria, and kindred comolaints.
'will find without a. rival Brown's Iron
fitters. . - (
A -Philadelphia counterfeiter: named
"Gopher BUT' has' been arrested-, and
an -exchange thinks the authorities
adopted the course .suggested, by - hia
name. ! t - -
! t- -:
."How do you Manage," said, a lady
to her friend,- 4ito appear so happy all
the time?" , "I always ' have V.Farker's'
Ginger Tonic, handy," was the .reply,
and thus keep inyselfaiid family in good
health. HVhen 1 am well I always feels
good natured." See other column. r :
One of the United States , consuls in
Italy began a magazine article , twenty
five years ago, with this glowing state
ment: "Julius Caesar .was a consul:
Napoleon Bonaparte was consul ; and
so was 1."
We : are persuaded that the ancient
Hermes with all the subtle art jand nat
ural resources of the Alchemists, .was a
Airs.
Mass.
only a
clever, nractitioner of the Black Art:
but we know there is no humbug in the
I ... C. . - ...
From Frank Leslie's Illustrated News-
paper.
A IiADY1 SAID
'Those Horrid Pimples! No I
Cannot ' Go. Please Present
My Excuses." : ' ; . ;
, Probably two-thirds of the ladies in
society and homes of our land are afflict
ed with skin diseases o various, kinds,,
to do away with which, if it- could .'be
done without injury, would be the hap
piest event of their v lives. Then she
would have instead of a disfigured and
marred countenance, one that would be
handsome, or at Jeast good-looking, for
any one with a : clear, pure SKin,' no
matter what the cut of her features are
has a certain amount of : good looks
which attracts everybody." As it is now,
she imagines every one sees and talks
about "those freckles," "those horrid
pimples.", and other blemishes with
which she is afflicted, ' and this ' is true
of either sex. . , f
To improve this appearance great
risks are taken : arsenic, mercury, . or
high-sound titled named articles con
taunng these deatn-deaung drugs, are
taken in hopes of getting rid of all these
troubles. In many cases, death, is the
result. ' No alleviation of the burning,
I heating; itching and r inflammation is
given. : All troubled with HiCzema (salt
rheum). Tetters, Humors. Inflamma-
tion. ;Kough Scaly Eruptions :.ot any
kind, Diseases ot the Hair and Scalp,
ocroiuia, uicers, x unpies orr xtsnuer
ltchmgs on any part ottne oody, snouid
Know tnat mere is nope ion mem ra -a
sure, peneci . anu eieant renieuy,
known as "Dr. G7 W; Benson's Skin
Cure." It makes the -skin white, soft
and smooth, removes tan and j freckles,
and is the best toilet dressing in the
world. It is elegantly put up, two bot-
ties in one package, consisting oi doiu
internal and external treatment. , Our
readers should be sure to get this and
not some old remedy resuscitated on the
success of Dr; Benson's and now adver
tised as 'The Great Skin Cure". There
is only one, it bears the Doctor's pic-
. j f t i ii j : i
tare and is for sale bv all drmnrists.
oer nacKacre.
: . , A SENSATION
' has often been made
i j .i t e . it: i t
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noining nas ever skxxi. idb MJot iovc ur.
C. W.enson-s Celery and Chamomile
l1' r il.n 'L? 11
if0 JSLTJ "S
P?
Price.' 50 cents : per box, - two for SI.
six for $2,60 by mail, postage freer-Dr.
C. W. Benson, Baltimpre, 'Sold
by all druggists. :
C. N. Crittenton, New York, is whole
sale agent for Dr. C. W.Bepson's rem
edies. - i july 6-lm
A lTew;Lbt
F HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
i.
w -
low. I have full lmes of Trunks and va
i i . - ... - . .i .
llses at prices to suit the times. '
O- llepairing executed neatly and with i dis
patch.
J, H. MALLARD,
- j Suocessor to Mallant Bowden, ,
June 18-tf No. 8 Front Street.
' Jtist Eeceived." ; : ;
i
HAVE
1ST RECEIVED Ai' CHOICE
of Flowers. I am rednemg myt stock of
FjistJ!amol4imaotIJiiCT
law nrlrM tA mftkA room fOTthe first FEU
i . y r i I.: v '-J i - i.i '4.
tocx.
Respectfally(
MISS E. fARRKR,
Sxehaoxtt Cornel.
yuiy u
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Laborlory 77 West
Ir Clark JohxsosI: This certifies that your INDIAN RLOOOSYllCt Jtas giren mo much
relief for Heart Disease and LI tit Complaint. I would not be without It for lire time thecot.
, july 27 lawdflri&wly. - , V; . - 1 " ! JOHN BUSS. i
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ITS ' RELIEF AND CURE AS CERTAIN AS DAT FOLLOWS DAY BY DR. J. A. SHERMAN'S METHOD,
With safety from the dangers of straonlation aBl without the Injury tru$ Inflict. ThoMt . f
wishine proof elwulil send 10 cents for Iris book, contalnlne Hkeneue of bail cares before and 1
after cure, also eudorsetucutd of professional
others who have been cured. Trusses anl Rupture sooner or later affect t be noi-yous - and meu. jj-
MM OJ OVLlU Ul aSIJ VB VB vM IV ISOV-ACtC-f 1U S" W- J
younff old and the old useless. mt Yprk office
JUUUfJ U1U HI1U VOV UtU lUMSItnUI.
week are Mondays. Tuesdays and
Thursdays and Fridays, every other '
ber. --"'v.-: ---r.-.:i o
alraaTs..
weekafter
&CO.
Ma nTifaetnrers ot :
'v Patent Foxtabla Cizcclar
SikW'J3
Also gtatiaury triPctitls -
STEAM ENGINES
L 6 H. ECHHOEDEIl ST ;
.- TiAT.TTMOKB. HCTt ' I
Urlst and Fkrar llills. Water Wheels, Wood Workfni
ind Barrel Machinery, BWnrfe Mills, Circular Hxvn
Send lor Cataloffu
; ;. New Summer Resort ! 1
Hotel Brunswick,
. ; f SMITITOLLE,!N. C. : ,
JIRECTLYIN FBONT OF THE OCEAN,
and twenty -five miles below Wilmington.
The HOTEL BRUNSWICK is a new strno.
turc, and will) be open for tho reception of
guests on THE! FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
It commands a splendid view of the Harbor
and Ocean. Steamers and ships pass in front
of the door - I
Sailing and fishing are unsurpassed. Bath
Houses for the use of guests. A good Band of
Music and ' BaU Room will be open day and
night. Ten-pin Alley, BULard Hall and Bar
attached to tne Hotel. i , - ;
THE TABLE will , be supplied with Fish,
Crabs, Oysters, Clams, Terrapins, and every
product of the sea.
First-class Passenger s Steamers will leave
Wilmington and Smith ville morning and even-1
Ing, making two trips each way. j !
. 'The Proprietor has an experience of many
years in charge of summer hotels at Beaufort, ,
lncludmgthe late Atlantic Hotel. -! -'
Cheap Excursion Tickets will be sold on the
different railroads. v i J
Terms moderate. Special rates to families.
B. L. PERRY. Proprietor, r t
'- i - and of Purcell House, Wilmington, N. C.
may 14-3m. I
50 Fifty Boxes 50
jDEPACKED LEMONS, IN PERFECT order
justj received and for sale cy - -
July 9
JNO. L. BOATWBIGHT
Ouaer, liucnu, Wan--drake,
Stilling-,' iuxl
many of the best medi
cines ifcrum-n are ccm-
. tioed in Parker" Oinijer
lonic into a metuctae
ji ucn vanea powers, as
rro make it the jTeaast
CloaJ Purifier and the "
Best Kealtd & Strength
c Rcuorcr Ever Uxti..
I( cures Rhcum4tmm,
S5eef ie5rftr4, (iiiexes
Jof th tiaaen, Bowels,
T .. t!. O. I'" J
Parker's
-j(AtoaaosJc&lIiaifcib. aMiCtoerioaicv a it
a. Ncrr fcil t ir cvcristaricatas. IILcxcs
vutMlutrn7,.' & ChmLtts. K. V.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD EESPKCTI-
X
fully announce that he has just fitted tip at No.
3, Granite Row, South Front st., . a restaurant
for Ladles and Gentlemen, where 1 meals and
refreshments may be had at all
hours
of th
day. Everything la new and first class.
Pa
Kte waiters and courteous attendants. -jOGame
"and Oysters in season. k Fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
dot 18 . " F. A. SCHUTTE, Prop.
TRm' E.. Snrincrer & Co.
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(SUCCESSORS TO JOIIX J)A U S W J
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LDEST HARD WARE HOUSE IN THE
State. GOOD GOODS and low prices. ;
1 r; . pi fl and 3 Market street, -7;
June 25 WllmlsgtoB. X. C. "
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.HHI.Wgn ,,ic5::
I n d ianrB Ip ocj Gjrti
3d St., New York City intsyUtell It. t . .
' Eliza BETitTows. N. G , Jalyl2.1sSI,
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gentlemen, Ilulstcrs, Merchants, Farmers; and
mm- m M WV UUDS& t 9a , t a ' .
251 Broadway - Days for consultation each , .
x-miaaeipuui, ts wn.nui fct... wennesuxTS.
June. I)ston,: Milk t ' closed till Hpnuw.ci'
. . .v i f . . july .. , . ,
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BATXROAlS, &c.
,1 ii l( t
Wiiuiington & , Wclflou; , . ;
' Raiirohd Company.'
Office of Gexesal Sufesintekdkxt,
WUmlngton,! N. C, Juno.
Change of Schedule.
rN AND AFTER JUNE 23, 1S32, JT . 6.49
VJ Passenger Trains on the , liming,
ton & Weldon llallroad will run aa follows : ,
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAILS DilLT,
-Nos. 47 North jlkd 43 Soctuv," -T-
Leavo Wilmington, Front St, Depot, 6.40 aI M
Arrive at Weldon. 12.50 P. If
Leave Weldon.. L j S.S7 P. M
Arrive at Wllmgton, Front St. Dpt, 8.60 P. It .
Fast Thbough Mail & Passekgeb Tkaisi
dailt nos. 43nobtii xscd 40 soutov :
Leave Wllmlngton.Front St, Depot, 'SLSS'P.M
Arrive at Weldon....; ., U.55 P.M
Leave Weldon.............. , 6.10 P.M
Arrive at Wrllm,gton,FrontSt.D,p't 10JX5 P. M
Tram No. 40 South will stop only at Rocky
Mount, Wilson, Goldboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky ' ?.
Mount for Tarbore- at 12 M. and 7.15 J P. M...
Daily. Returning, leave Tarboro at 9.00 A M.
and 3 P. M. Dally. .. 4
Train No. 47 makes closo connection atWeK
dou for all points North Dally. All rail vU
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bar ,
Llne -, - ".; m
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes tlose con.
nection for all points North via ltlchmond and W
Washington. No. 47 makes close conncctioa
for Tarboro. i
All trains run soVd between WlhaJngton and
Washington, and have Pullman "Palace bleep
ers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
. General. Superintendent.
a. i-uris, uenerai passenger Agent.
aDl4-tf, r ;
Carolina. Central 11. 1 Jt:
;?, ?r JCpmipany. '.lijV
Office of Gexehal &vTVBJXTEStixT
Wilmington, N. C, June 21st. 1S82.'
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Change of Schedule.
A?i AND AFTER JUNE 22d. 18S2.
"I 't
following Schedule
igsdcnoauie wm be operated on this .
Railroal . i - , j ? '
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN ; v
rDAlLYr
No. t
No. 2.
) Leave Wilmington at,..-... 6.30 PM, ;
S Arrive at Charlotte at.. .7.40 A. M.
i Ticavc Charlotte at..'. .".UP. M.
Arrive at Wilmington at... .8.50 A. M.
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 stop . at regular station
only, and points designated in the CoBroanTa
Time Table. 4 n.-.l i;,-.,f.;.v u.'i:
4'
Train No. L Daily except 8unday
Do.'o. 2. r do. -do. Saturday. ,"J
. ; EXPRESS. AND FREIGHT, "!r f,
Leave Charlotte..... M. A40 A.
Arrive at Shelby. 1140 V, M. .
Leave Shelby..... .
Arrive at Charlotte...t..:;;.v:..-7;;B.40 P. 1L:
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close' connection afr K
Hamlet with R. i, Ai Trains to and from Hal
eigh,and at Charlotte .with fcheihy DlrUtoa.' '
Train. ,,...-:. ?,. -..'..-.- ?',
Through Sleeping Cars between' ."Wilmington ;
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte, , " ' '
. Train No, 1 makes connection -at Ch arietta ' -
with a., x. o t.v it; ii... tor btatesTUJe, ccn
nectm
cting there wita W. -N. C. R. ILforali polnU .
said road. ' '"! ' - t
on
Train No. 1 - makes'
lotte .with A.' i& C. R.. B. for Spartanburg,
Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and all polafs be- .
ivoi f wumvHVi a to v4il -
June 22-tf ; General bupTtntetidcnt., ''
TFilminirtoii I V ; Golumbia '
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& Angus tai E. E;
omcE oy
Wilmington,
nlngton. N.C; June23.1sa. :r ) ?r.
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tf-w-JOfE 15TII,Jg ;A'r
1.00 P. M., tbe'followlng Iassei:ger ficbcchilfl
NiGrrr express train?, datly-Ncs: 'r"
- wesi and 47 TjuC 'V: !
Ieave Wltinlngtou,..,.......19.10 P; JI;.
Leave Florence.. ....i. .;..... -5.57 A. M, .
Arrirs at C. C A Vimca.MIUJi A..-1. ' 4
Arrive st Columbia ....... .4iA.?i. .
Teare Columhfcu 10.00 I. i.'; '
Leave C, C. A. Junction......... 10.50 P. M.';
Leave Floivnoe.. .....--.. ......lo A. M.J
ArrlreatVllnlngtoa.....7......... 6.t A. M. - f,
Night Mail axi PASerxcEuTuAL, Daili', .
co. 40 West. A Dat 'MArr, A5i .pask': ' -
. , SE5GER TKApl. NO. 43 F-JS t. ' ; ' ' 4 - f ;:
Leave Wilmington.'. ..... I .I ILI I.
Arrive at Florence..-....-'...-....--- A. 5f. i
IveFloTence.....V..........L'!0 P. M, ,
Arrive at WIlab2gton. .......fS.13 P. 1J, to
Train 43 stoprf at all Sutlona. ' r - ,
No. 40 stop only at Flemington, Wliiiefllle, . .
Fair iJhiff and Marion. ! j ;; 4 -
Passengers for ColcmbU and all pr 4 cUoaC, ,. .
AC. R. R., C, A R. R. hUtions.Aiien June- ;j
tlon, and all points beyond, should take 43 .
NUbtlixpre. - - 'i." r t v. -
beparatA PnlUnan Sleepers for Charles to a
ana for Augusta on Train 47., X.
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wllmtngton. -i f -
r . : ; JOHN DIVINE. -A .
- .; . : . f .General upcrinteade2it,
Ai POPE. Gcrcral rtsserscrAfc-cat. ,
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