MISCELLANEOUS
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN,
BetiTM and erM
BIIEU1UTIS3I,
. Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
IlACkACUE,
EUDirai, Tooraico,
SORE THROAT, '
QCIXST. SWZLMXG3.
sritAras,
,, Sonnet Cetc, SniisM,
1; FROSTBITES, '
suites, SCALDS,
A4 U tbr VxlUy teb
odptlnt.
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ftaklMOT, X4., C. 8. A.
THBDBATH-BED.
We watched her breathing through the
. . night,-,.. ... . r . .
n i ii ' c. i i, 4
As in her breast the wavoof life
! Kept heaving to and fro!
J'. " ' ... 1
i So silontiv we seemed to sneak
j So slowly moved ahont!
As we had lent her half our powers
i. To eke her living out.
j Our very hopes belieil our fears.
Our fears our hopes belied'
We thought her dying when she slept,
' And sleeping when she died f
oseo..
Ike only known specific for Epileptic Fits.-5Ta.
erAlso for Spasms and Failing SicknessltH
J.orroiw Weakness quickly relieved and cured.
Equalled by nothing in delirium of fever.-S
Neutralizes germs of disease and sickness.
Cures ugtr blotches and stubborn blood sores.
r;ian9cs blood, quickens sluggish circulation.
Eliminates Boils, Carbuncles and 8calds.-
rmanently an d promp tl y cures paraly s i s.
re, It is a charming and healthful Aperient.
Kills Scrofula and Kings Evil, twin brothers.
Changes bad breath to good, removing caubo.
ttf "Routs biliousness and clears complexion,
('harming resolvent and matchless laxative.
It drives Sick ileadacho like the wind.-
tf"Contains no drastic cathartic or opiates.'
rompUy cures Rheumatism by routing lt,-SD
Kofrtorcs life-giving properties to the blood.
U pnaranteea to cure all nervou disorders.
fMKeliable when all opiates fail."tsi :
iJ-Tfuhes the mind and invigorates the body.
Cores dyspepsia or money refunded."$t
t-" Endorsed in writingbyoverilfty thousand
Lading physicians in U. S. and Europe.
Lading clergymen in U. S. and Europe.-
Diea!M-6 of the blood own It a conaneror.-3e.
for sale by all leading druggist. $l.&u.rse.
TUfl lr. S A. Richmond Medical Co., Props.
St- Joseph, Mo. (32)
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Chas. N. Crittcnton, Agent, New York City
yi 23 lw-nrm :
Hop Bitters are the Purest and
Best Bitters over made.
They are compounded from Hops,
Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandel
ion, the oldest, best, and most valuable
raedicin.es in the world, and contain
nil the best and most curative proper
ties of all other remedies, being the
greatest Blood Purifier, Liver Regula
tor, and Life and Health Restoring
Agent on earth. No disease or ill
health can possibly long exist whero
thew Bitters are used, so varied and
perfect are their operations.
,'JL'hey give new life and vigor to the
agod and infirm. To all whose em
ployments cause irregularity -of the
hotels or urinary organs, or who re
quire an Apetizer, Tonic and mild
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being highly curative, tonic and stimu
lating, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or sym"
tonis aro, what the disease or ailment
is. use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until
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or miserable, use Hop Bitters at once.
It may save your life. Hundreds have
been saved by so doing. 500 will be
paid tor a case they will not cure or
help.
IK) not suffer or let your friends suf
fer . bnt use and urge them to use Hop
Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile,
dragged, drunken nostrum, but the
Purest and Beat Medicine ever made;
the Invalid's Friend and Hope," and
no person or tamily should be without
them. Try the Bitters to-day.
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I'iiVAse la an eflbct. not a cause. Its origin
wltaln: Its manifestations without. Hence.
10 cut the disease the CAUSE must be remov-
aad in no other way can a cure be effected.
X.EB'S SAFB KTOXEY AND LIVER
1 1 RE is estabUahed on j ust.thls principle. It
twilijea that- - , ., , : .
95 Per Cent. ;
fU dlBeaaea arise from deranged kidneys and
r and It strikes at once at the root of the
wuculty.. The elements of which It is com
Itwed act directly upon the great organs, both
J a FOOD and RESTORER, and by pUcinr
um in a healthy condition, drive dlse&so and
'nun from the system.
or the innumerable trouble caused by un
'ihy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs;
the distressing Disorders of Women; for
sjiUtfia and for physical derangements jener
tv, this treat remedv has no eauaL Beware
? 'mposters, Imltatloas and concoctlona said
o be Just as good. . -
. f?LAbeU? sk for WARXfcR'S SAFE DI
ABKTE3 CURE. -
or sale by aU dealers." i
,., . tL IL WARNER A'CO.,
tpI14-lm t , Rochester. N. Y.
To Builders and others Goto Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c. You can get aU sizes and at the
lowest prices.
For when the morn came dim and sad
And chill with carly'jsnowers.
Her quiet eyelids closed she had
Another mom then ours! j . i
.. Thomas Hood.
he
of
The Wicked Bovi
"What ails your pals teeth," asked
the grocery man oi the bad boy. "The
hired girl was over here to get some
corn meal' for gruel, and she said your
pa had lost his teeth.' , - . -
"Oh about the teeth Tha -was too
bad. You bee. my chUni has got a dog
that is old; and his teeth have all come
.out in front, and this morning I bor
rowed pa's teeth beforej he got up to see
it we conldn't fix them in the dog's
mouth so he could eat better. Pa: says
it is an evidence of a j kind heart for a
boy to be good to dumb animals, but
it's a darn mean dog that will go back
on a friend. - We tied the teeth, m the
dogs mouth with a string that went
around his upper! jaw and another
around his under jaw, and you'd a dide
to see how funny he looked when lie
iafl'ed. He looks just like pa when he
tries to smile so as to get me to come up
to him so he can lick me. The dosr
pawed his lrjouth a fpill to get the teeth
out, ana then we gave hjm a bone
i. . . . i i i
wuu meat on, ana ne joegan - to gnaw
the bone, and the teeth came oft
plate, and he thought U was nieces
the bone and he swallowed the teeth.
My chum noticed it rirlt. and he jsaid
we had to get in our work pretty . quick
to save the plates, and I think we were
in luck to save them. !I held the dog,
and my chum, who was acquainted
with him, untied the string and got the
gold plates out, but there were only
two teeth left, and the do;g wa3 happy;
Ho woggled his tail fori more teeth, but
we had'nt.any more. 1 1 ant going to
giye him ma s teeth some day. My
chum says when a dog jgets an apoe
tite for anything you have got to keep
giving it him or he goes back ;on you.
But I think my chum i played dirt on
me. We sold the plates to a jewelry
'man. ana my chum kept the money.
Milwaukee bun. .
Lady Beau tillers
Ladies, you cannot make lair skin.
rosv cheeks, and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics ot France or beauti-
fiers of the world, while in poor health
and nothing will give you such rich
bloodjgood health. Btrengtn and beau
ty as Hop Bitters, i A trial - is certain
proof. . ' '
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A Qure tor the Stage Struck.
"Have you ever any odd; applications
Mr. Back-
the famous
crrn v l-vttfr at 1 1
coach
tor places in your company
comedian now turning
humorous as ever. I i
. "I have," he replied.
"Will vou describe it?"
"An aristocratic lady in a
drawn by blooded horses dro-e J up in
front of my theatre one day. She lived
in Filth avenue, and was very wealthy .j
She inquired for my oflice, and theni
went up to it. I said 'Good dayj
madame.' She said, Good-dai', Mr)
Backus. I've come to seo you about my
sou, our only child. Wo don't know
what to do with him. He gets drunk,
comes home and kicks in tho doors,
fights roosters, goes to ratpits and to see
pugilists fight. Now he forgets his
father's name. Wd don't care I what
becomes ot him. so I gue3s we'll have
him to join your company.' '
"Well, madame," said Mr. Backus.
"I would advise you to take him to
Harry Hill's, to race courses, to the
Madison Square Garden! to j Saratoga
and Boston. Show him the Bunker
Hill Monument. Takobimjto the top
of the monument." - " '
-Well, Mr. Backus, and what shall I
do with him then?" , f ff
"Throw him o'er.1
Jouinal.
Wells' 'Koiiffh on Corus.
Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns.;'
15c. Quick, completci. permanent-cure.
Uorns, warts, bunions.
They were talking in the smoking car
about tho way Jay Goul had gobbled
up lines of railroad, and pne of tho gen
tlemen finally said : f '
"I tell you, he's the liveliest, keenest
railroad man in America to-day."
"I don't believe it!" I was the" blunt
reply from a man .who had beenj smok
ing a clay pipe and keeping very still.
"F live in Wisconsinr I do,1 and over
three years ago T blazted out a railroad
thirteen miles long from my house to
Squar' Turner's saw mill, and though I
have written to Gould three different
times,- offering to sell my, claim dirt
cheap, he won't even answer my let
ters J , j
T. C Williams. Esq., Areola. N. C
saysr "Brown's Iron Bitters benefited
me greatly when confined to i my bed
with serious illness." : : I
At Nice a rich and handsome I Ameri
can girl is quite a belle, and1 no less
than four young gentlemen have been,
pursuing the fair, one on matrimonial
thoughts intent. One of the gentlemen
is an Englishman, one a Frenchman,
and the other two Americans. So a
lady, who watches . With interest the
proceedings, calls it "the great interna
tional race." The Englishman has just
now the inside track, j
What Seven Could not do.
Nashviixk. Tenn., April 6, 1881.
H H Warnek & Co..- &"r--Seven
physicians could not! do for: me 1 what
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ac
complished: "Hopelessly sick'with kid
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health. JACOB MYERS. j
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobus Hard ware Depot. t
Five weeks ago half a dozen capital
ist met in New York and within tless
than two "hours Iiad organized a syndi
cate, the object of which was; to place a
Shakespearean drama on the stage in
the most complete manner possible, and
to that end at once ;put $50,000 un the
bank to pay expenses and guarantee two
fnll seasons of a company. Already
contracts have been made for the ap
pearance of the company in all the large
cities of the country and nearly every dale
has been eagerly' taken. A fine com
pany of twenty-five people have been
engaged. A special car for the company
to travel in has been ordered.-and some
of the finest printing ever used is being
turned out from he printers. The
eeason will bes:in m Chicago,
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f WHOLESALE PFICES.
S Tha f ollowlnft quotrUous re? resect
wholesale rriees ceneraliv.' Iu makinx up
small orders higher prices bsvo to te chaaged
A' FINK ASSOtJTjrENT OF
August
"1 had Silt Rheum for 19 years. Four
packages of Dr. Benson1. r Skin - Cure
entirely cured mc." F. P. Lavelle. Mer
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For the Wilmington district ! of the
Methodist E. Church, South:; - J
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Newton G rove M issiou, .... May 15
Bladen.. I.. May 19-20
Whitevillc, at Whiteville. . . .May 24
District . Conference, at 1
Whitevillc. .1 May 21-27
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Fair Bluff Mission May 30
Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs June 2- 3
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Wnmlnston, N. C, Nov. 12th, 18S2. '
C hange of Sched u el; ;
dec22-t.
HARDWARE DKPOT,
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Marvin's Celebrated
DIE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
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One Suffering: Soul Happy.
"If I can send one suffering soul to
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burn; 111.. "I will be happy. Samari
tan Nervine cured me, and will cure
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! - ' ' '
Lawyer Brown is right sassy to Gov
ernor Butler, and dosen't tne latter
wish there was such a thing as "the
military district ot Massachusetts,"
and he was in command. . . ... L :
"Their Occupation Oone.
R. jV. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y. :
I was attacked with congestion of the
lungs, soreness over ' the liver, severe
pain in the joints, a burning lever, and
general giving u way of the whole sys
tem. Falling to find relief in remedies pre
scribed, jl'tried your "Golden Medical
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used to be appreciated. If every family a
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doctors would, like Qthello, find their
occiiration gone. Yours truly,
LL B. McMillan. M.. D.,..BreesDort,
N. Y. I . mon-th.
"Oh, pa" said a young lady "why
don't you get a fir, tree?" "It would be
so economical to raise our own furs.and
then we could raise whatever kind we
wish."
James W. Haethcocks, Warrenton.
N. C, says.- "Brown's Iron Bitters
has benefited me greatiy and I can re
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"OH MY HEAD
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BEJ SON'S
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am wul cuxb HEJLnACHrorAUKfHQS
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I "AM AX OLD BROKKX-OOWX MfMsTER
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-Rev.s DanT Allen,
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Kxtract from Scientific American editorial ot
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Feb. 11th, 13S2: - "We are also- asked as to the
best Are proof safes. We say MARVIN'S.
j A. A. WDLItARD.
dec 19 Agent at Wlhnlmrton.
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1 S Arrive at Wllmlnprton aU...&.&0 A. il(
Trains Ns. 1 and 2 utop at rcjrul-ir etaUoot -only,
and points deslnatd In tho Company!
Time Taine. 1 . . j ; 1
Train No. 1. Dally except Stuadav. ' "
Do. No. 2. do. Ida. &!lIuw1av-. i A
SHELBY DiyiSlON, PASSENWEIt, ilAlL
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ftiew Restaurant.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RKSPECT1
JL
fully announce that he bas'juat.flttcd
I upit No
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or Ladles and Gentlemen, where racala anv
refreshments may be had at all hours of th
day. Everything is new and first elass. Po
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lite waiters and courteous attendants.
rGaro and " Oysters,, to
Wines, Liquors andlgars-5
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nov 13
F. A. BCHUTTE. Prop.
1883,
H
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" ILLUSTRATED.
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This popular journal is a rare combination
of literature, art nnd fashion. It3 ptoncs,
Eoems, aud cesays aro by tho best writers of
;uroie and AmericR its engravings possesses
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ters peitaining to fashion it is univeraallv ac
knowledged to be tho leading authority in the
land. The new vofnmc will contain many bril
liant novelties.
Montevado.'Fla i '
"FOR 50 YEARS, AT SHORT IKTBKVAL5, I
HAP SICK HEADACnr.. YOUR PlLW HAVE
cckei me." Wju.H. Hubbard, Manchester,
N..JU.-I. ; ; ; , -' ' .- ; - ; . ; 'f; ;
. "I AM GLAD TO SAY THKV HAVE CURED
MK OV SEVERE HF. AD VC HE." E, P. ComclL
Pittsburgh, PaJ t,, ... . ,
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HEADACHE OF SEVERAL YEARS SXAXDtNG."
Mies L. M. Chamberlain, East Fairfield, Ohio.
"Cured me axd a frtexd alpo, of ag
gravated sick headache." .las. P. KcH
lev, Tazwell C. IL, Va. i
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of Baltimore, pays them this high tribute :
"Tho most Important addition made to the
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tury." . .- . j
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure cossists'of internal
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makes the skin white, sof ti and smooth. It
contains no poisonous drugs! $1 at druggists.
C. N. Crlttentoni Sole Wholesale Agent for
Dr. C. W. Benson's Remedies, 115 Fulton at.,
New York. ,
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Fine assortment of Mai-aeiliea and cheaper
100 Doz. German and Irish linen. Turkish
Bath, and cheaper Towels.
Come and see me, a great pleasure to show
Goeds. hOLI BEAR,
mch 24 f 20 Market St
Branson's j
N. C. Business Directory
S
FOB 1883,
OOX TO BE ISSUED etb Edition 17th
year of publication, will contain over
eo.ooo iTAJurias, i
and i Intended to be tho FULLEST AND
MOST RELIABLE REFERENCE BOOK
ever published for North Carolina. j - '
The Business and Professional Afeo of everr
County, City and Vlliage will be recorded and
cbtasifled for convenient reference. -Price
$5. I ; apl25-tf
The Volumes of tbe Baxar logins with the
first Number for January of each year. When
no time Is mentioned, it will be understood
that the subscriber wishes to commence with
the Number next after the receipt of order.
The JasFFour Annual Volume of Harper' s
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pense (provided the freight does not exceed
one dollar per volume), for $7 00 'per volume.
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binding, will be sent by mall, postpaid, .on re
ceipt of f? 00 each. 1
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without the express order of Harpkr & Bros
Address I
. , . 4 HARPER & BROTHERS,
den 12 , : : New York.;
Commercial Hotel
1-. , .. ,-.
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop. 1
JIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
MsT Flrat-elasa Bar Cand BILLIARD BA
LOON ATT A CHKI). ap 7? '
FLEMMING HOUSE.1
W. J. CALAIS, PropV t
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SITUATED AT THK VERY FOOT of the
Blue Ridge, within sight and easy reach of
some of the most famous peaks. The Roan
Mountain and other points of Interest are near.
Delightful air, saluorious climats and excel
lent water. .
1 will bo pleased to correspond with parties
proposing rest or recreation in the mountains
during the Sumner months. .Excellent tabky
clean peds, 'alryi roonu and prompt. service
guaranteed. Terms low.' r ,
feb lom
Tar
Deck aud Spar
POULTRY
Chickens, live, grown.
Sprln-...!.....
Turkevs J
PEANUTS V bushel.-.
POTATOES, If bnshel
Sweet ..
Irish, Vbbl....;.J'....
PORK, banl
City Mess....
Prime
Rump. ..........I..
RICE Carolina, fe...
Rough, bushel....
RAGS, if lb Country.
Citv. ....
ROPE, W ft
5 ALT, T aack. Alum..
Liverpool ...........
Llabon;....... .......
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TJGAR, if ft Cuba..
l'orfjo Rico
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SOAP, ft Northern..!
SHINGLES, M Contract
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T 1883. '
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED EKLY-1G Pages.
suited to boys ahd girls of prom mix
I to sixteen years of age.
VoL IV. commenced November 7, 1332.
The Tcung People has been from the Uxol
successful beyonu anticipation. X . Y. Eve
ning Post. ' j I
i It has a distinctive purpose, to which It stead
ily adheres that, namely, of supplanting ttie
vicious papers for the j young with a paper
more attractive, a well as more wholcAwn.
Boston Journal.
For neatness, elegance of engraving, and
contents generally, I it is unsurpassed by any
publication of the kind yet brought to onr
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lLARPES A BOOTUERS.
dec It New York.
EU'S YOUNG PEOPLrl ...
Year, Postage Prepaid, ! t ;1 M
Numbers, FourOnU each.
I rain.
t
Through SlccVlng Cars betwewrv Wilriilagton
and Charlotki lyndlialcigh aud Charlotte
IV'estem N C R It, Aehevlllo atrd poinjts Weat.
Atlanta and all points bouthweet i f ,
w Sujierlnlcmlent.
F. vv. CLARK, General Pwenger Agent
liailroafl (Joinpahy
Office or Central Supeeintin-det,'
v i,m:ngior., .fj., .April , ,
I! -'!,?'
Change of Schedt
N AND AFTER API! li. . m-L".
Ul'. M., Paemrer Train.- on tho Vi
ton A WfcJrtonRtllrond Mill run as.ful
DAY
.VI .I .J
i tailed"
Iowa
MA rL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAIli
;- Nos. 47 NyitTH and South.
Lease WiLidngton.FrontSL OepiH, 5.I0 A. M u
Leave We-Mon
Arriw zl WlUn'gtou, Vtont
Fast Tu rough- Mail
Daily No.
-L3ave v eiaon. .........
. 12.40 P. M
jnt8t.D'tit, nio K m . ;
&. Pas.sengh;Trai
40 South. ! ,
CIO P. M,
Arriveat WUm'gt.n,FrontSl. D'p't 10.55 p," fl!
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS, fD.tlLi'.
No. 45 North. ! 1
Leave Wilmington. ....... ....... ;uo p. M.
Arrive at U cldon... ..' 1.C5 A, M.
Train No. 40 Siutli will ptop only at VS)lli
Mount, Wilson, GoUtdwro nnd Magnolia. ' ; i
Trains on Tarloro Branch Road Ltwve Rocka
Mount for Tarbbro at 7.0d A. M. aud 5J5 p.
M., Oaily. iMitdniing. leave Tarlwro :ftt! 4.M
A. Bl and 3 P. M. Daily. . - j ,
Trains on Sxttaid Neck Braimh Road fa vie
Halifax for Scotland Neck at a 55 P. M.i R.
turning leave Scotland Nock at 7.-C-0 A. ' M.
Train No. 47 makes close coumcllon &t W1
rail v!
vl Bav
don for all points North Dally. All
Richmond, and daily except Sunday
All trains run soilrl between "vVl'nilgton and
W.whiugeon, and have Pulloian paUce sleep
ers attached. . j ,
I JOHN F. DIVJNE.
General SupeiintendontJ
T. M. EMERSON, Genera Passenger Agent,
apl 2tf ? . .' , -! - . i ,.
WJImington, Columbia
I & Augusta II. Ji. (36.
Office op general sui'KBLNTEsniLNT.
WJlndngtod. N. C. April 2, lvS.
. i, .- . . - , . .v ,; ir,;:-- :
Change of Schedule , :
ON Am A FTER APRIL 20th, lft-S. at ' i
7.25 A. M., the following Passenger Scfieu- 1
tiks will be run on thta.road : ;... i
JA.Ii J. -AliAaiS, JJAtLiX Xnpa. t
Ieave Wilmington.. .A.............. 9.B0 P. Hi
Leave Florence 2.55 A. ''
Arrive at C. C. ft A. Junction...... 6.20 A. IL
Arrive at Columbia i ..... 6.40 A. M.
Leave Columbbju..4.... ............. 10.00 P. M.-.
Leave C, C. & Ai Junction.... 10.20 P. M. "
"i lyit-u!-;.... ................. i.w yv
Arrivc at Wllmbisrton. 0.28 A. M..
Niout 3I.UL anj I'AssrxoEE Tratx. Daily.
I NO. 40W-EST-. . .
Leave Vv Rmlngtori.... ...1L10 P. M. i
u...... - fiv. ................ . ivi XL. U. j
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DA1LT ,
iiAllOiWiriii.t Ofc..... ............... 4A IT. OJ...
Arrive at Wilmington..... k..0.05 P. M m
Train 45 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton, WhlterlDe,
Fair BluST and Marion. . 1 i
Passengers for Columbia and all points on O. 1
& C. R. K., C, & K. R, StationsjAiken Juno
Uon, and all points beyond, should take is"
Night Express. - -j -
Separate Pullman Sleepers or Charlegtoa
and for Augusta on Train a. ' 1
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wflmlnart.vn. ...
JOHN F. DIVINE, :
! General ScpcrtnteUdent. 1
, F. P. JONES,
CI4NTON, n C, ATTORNEY ANDj Coon
' - - ,'-..,1 i : .'
feelior-at Law. Will practice In any pari of
he State, Special atU'ntlr.n given ;to the cot
Ition it -llnf. pt 1fI
Sv wmjm -
FJectrie AcJancM an&)3 23 Davs' Trial. ,
to f!Erj oriLY, Youfio on old;
'TT7HO'r mjlTertag froa 5irora PzatuTO ,
Y I? ViTJirrr. JLcx or JrarK Tvwn
of I'taiJi. Sum rx r-ui.r. j 1 rwf; Atrsi. M
ratmtUuixm. wmJ JUyiot'JViA5T:'.. ,
ttettd .t iffMye tot llia-rl lJ t rew At-JruJ
v YSLTAIS BUT CO., MASSHALl, LilCH.
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