7 he Daily Rev Few
FRIDAY. MAY 18 1883.
The Daily Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
Jefferson JDavis' Condition.
Mississippi City Miss..May 1G A
, relative of Jefterson Davis was inter
viewed by a New York Herald corres
pondent thi3 morning, and, in answer
to inquiries concern inz the health of
Mr, Dayis. ascertai netl tTTat he was i n
no danger. IJte attack ")f sickness was
caused by a cold, which brought on
bronchitis, from which ho .; suffered
acutely. Dr. J -J. Harry, of Hands
boro, was called upon, and Lr. YV. 41.
Auatinrof3few. Orleans wa3, sent fr
and came over. At one - .time the fam
ily of Mr. Davis was very anxious as to
his condition, but he is now pronounced
out of dangcrt Dr. Austin stated to a
resident here this evening that the sick
ness might have been aggravated by
the use ot water from an impure cistern
on Mr. -Davis' place.
'" r-
Mr. Iiandair Cliase.
Philadelphia, May l. Albert
W. Fletcher says that Randall's elec
tion as speaker of the next 1 1 oa so is
assured. Mr. Fletcher is Mr. Randall's
right-hand man. He fol.owcd Ran
dall's campaigns, writes his letters, and
is assisting Randall's canvass lor the
Speakership. His views are Randall's
views. He said tordpy that Blackburn
and Carlisle were palling - against
each other. and were thoroughly
irreconcilable. "I'll tell you," said he
where Mr. Randall has winning strength
hi the memory of his strong, honest ad
ministration during his last Speakship,
and in his safe position on the tariff
question. What is it? Well, in so
many words, hands off. No more tin
kering; let the present law bo tested for
four years. Give it a fair trial. With
a Speaker committed to that policy the
business community could have reason
able time to prove the justice or inj tjst
ice of the new tar ff. That's Mr. Ran
dall's idea, and the people like it. Be
sides, there is not a State in the South
in which Mr. Randall has not at least
one strong mn in the delegation
working for him. Mr. Randall is sure
to win."
Asleep Since- Christmas.
Newton, Conn., May 15. SEerman
W. Piatt, a young man belonging to
one of the most respected families of
this place, has slept almost continuously
since last Christmas, and in the' mean
time he has not ouco spoken. He sits
in a rocking chair, with his eyes closed,
all day long, paying no attention what
ever to his mother, who ministers to
him constantly, or to the numerous
friends and curious acquaintances who
call daily at his home. Twice a day ho
rouses from what seem to be sound slum-
Vwaw nnrt in a K a 1 F1 Tori PocKirtu Inorao
his chair to enter an adjoining room
where the family's meals are served.
He eats very little. The country doc
tors admit that they dp not understand
the case. Plait was a 'bright, active
young man until he was attacked by
malarial fever last fall after" suftcring
from a sunstroke. Ho was to have been
married this spring, but does not recog
nize his intended brido when she calls,
and no efforts have availed to arouse
him from his stupor,
General ForeignKews
. London; May 17, 18S3. The, treaty
between Germany and Madagascar has
been signed at Berlin.
The Argentine National Congress
has. opened its sessions at Buenos
Ayres.
Six anarchists have been arrested in
Franco for circulating seditious pam
phlets among the troops. -1
Peace between Chile and Bolivia is
assured. Minister Aldrinate is w aiting
word from Tacna to go and sign a
treaty.
It is rumored that M. WaddingUn
will return to Franco from Moscow by
way of Vienna after tho coronation, of
the Czar.
I Tho Brazilian -Parliament was opened
on Tuesday. The message or the
Emperor stated that the e-relations
between Brazil and other countries wcroi
cordial.
ThTTnitp.d StntM atoimnr Iinwu'pr
has arrived at Cronstadt with the en
voys who are to represent America at
the coronation of the Czar. They were
received with the usual honors.
Tho correspondent of the Paris Times
at London says: "Great Britain agrees.!
with Lord Dunerin that L?ypt does
not need the rebel provinces in the
Soudan. If the Khedive consents she
will commence negotiations with the
False Prophet with the object of defin
ine their positions." -
The Paris Temps says that a native
of Re-union, whiio trading in Madagas
car was murdered,, together with whi3
servant. Tho Hovas declare that they
ATft nnnliln in EtranA tho nceoscine
The French frigate is still lying at
Tamatave, its presence being necessary
to insure tho safety of the French inhab
itants. STATE NEWS.
Newbern Journal: We learn from
parties from Pamlico that during the
thunder storm last Monday two little
boys, one the son of the . late Noath
Rowe and tho other Bartlett Hartley,
living near Broad Creek, were killed by
lightning while playing uuder a tree.
Lenoir Topic: On tho mountain, two
miles west of Elkviile, hail fell to the
depth of two feet during a storm re
cently. A little 4 or 5 years old,
the son of Air. Wm. Heffner, one of our
citizens, fell into the fire on last Friday
morning and was so peverely burned as
to cause death in 12 or 15 hours. -Mr.
L. L. Horton, tf this county, has
In his possession a gun barrel that some
of his ancestry used while guarding
Major Andre at Tappan-town. New
York, during the. revolution.
Wadesboro Times: There is a coin
cidence connected with the two deaths
that occurred here this week. Mr. John
Dntton and his sister, Mrs. W. J. Pat
rick, died on the same day and within
the same hour. 7 Quite a breeze of
excitement was occasioned Tuesday
during the recess of court by a difficulty
between M. B. Staton and a negro. It
occurred at Mr. G. K. Little's store,
sad Staton grabbing a gun that was
leaning op behind the counter, fired,
but fortunately, some one turned the
muzzle upwards, and the wliole load
went through the ceiling. -" ;
Greensboro Patriot: A wild woman
was seen jn the woods near Hamburg
mills 5estcrday by two Greensboro
fisherman.' She appeared to be about
20 ycara oM, was black as midnight
and, wjih the exception of a few rag3
artistically arranged, was entirely nudo.
She was lnoraut of her name or where
abon ts, but showed great terror at the
sight of a shot gun. While talking to
her she foamed at the mouth and bit i
and gnawed sticks and the bark of the
trees like a wild animal In a moment
she was on her feet and with the fleet
nes ot a doer she disappeared -id the
woods.
Ashevillc Citizen: Mr. W. A. ' Tor
re nee informs us that ho has found
sorhc fine gold ore withiathrec miles
of Asohville, which promise to vicld
most profitably. . He will proceed at
once to develop it. He also haa found
some superior silver leatfs, and asbestos
in Buncombe. A negro convict,
for some time belonging to tho forca
under Capt. J. M. Hoad, was recently;
discharged, his time having expired. .
After his discharge, he stayed around, j
seemingly troubled as to what he would j
no. u pon DCinj aaivu vyoat
going to do. he replied, l'l am going to
steal something the first chance I get i
so as to get back to work under Capt.
.Tone"
Scotland Neck Commonwealth: The i
trom.iast year. a ure in men
vear. A ure in
So uare Saturday night consumed the
store of Mr. Luther Davis. The entire
loss is $8,500. Thero was 1,500 insur
ance. - William Hall, a colored
man, the oldest inhabitant in Halifax
county, died in Scotland Neok on Sat
urday night. He was said to have
beea 115 years old. -On Monday
lightning struck four of the telegraph
pole3 near town, making quite an
alarming report. The effect was rather
exciting in the town office, but not in
the depot oftice. All the connecting
wires in tho town office, at the bottom
ot the instrument, were broken and
some of tho wires melted.
Goldsboro Messenger: Wo learn from
Mr. Haywood Bizzell that the storm of
Monday and the severe hail of Tuesday
did considerable davmage to crops and
property In Grantham township.
Tho Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment of the Superior Court in the
case of the negro Sylvester Law horn
for assaulting Herman Bryan, senten
ced to 13 months in jail at Dupiin
Court. On Monday, a friend
writes us from the Mount Olive section
Messrs J. S. West brook & Co. had
nearly 1200 hands in their field picking
strawberries, and they shipped 3 106
quarts that day to New York and Phil
adelphia. There was no court here
on Monday in consequence of Judge
McKoy having gone homo to spend
Sunday with his family in Clinton and
while there being taken with a severe
chill which prostrated him and prevent
ed hi3 rettfrn. We are sorry to know
that His Honor is even yet quite, feeble,
although ho 13 presiding on the bench.
Xcivs and Observe: - The convict
force on the Quaker Bridge road. Ons
low county, has been recruited by a
squad of eighteen. The Governor's
mansion wili be of the beautiful brown
stone from" Moore county, like that
used in the courthouse here. Mr.
Ed. Graham Haywood has been pro
moted to a first class clerkship in the
office of the First Comptroller of the
Treasury at Washington. Capt. B. P.
Williamson yesterday exhibited some
remarkable strawberries, ten of which
weighed nine ounces. They were
grown on his farm near the city.
Capt. Dfummond tells ua that the
heavy hail storm of Tuesday did irre
parable flam age. to the truck gardens
around Norfolk, He says the loss to
several farmers amounts to as much as
$9,000 each. In Orange and Durham
counties the fruit crop, espeiaHy of
peaches and apples, is good. A uen
tleman of this city, who t has near here
perhaps the largest peach orchard in
the county, says that his crop of that
fruit wiil be a remarkably poor one.
North Carolina Roe Herring,
LAUGH AND OF FINK KLAVOli-
Large, Fat, Juicy Mackerel
DRIED RRF.F, CHIPPED VKRT THIN.
A cboVe ani rar!od assortment of
CAKES aud CRACKERS. I
SPRINGFIELD HAMS,
UNCANv-ASSED HAMS,
i
i
. C. SHOULDEBi AND
BRKAC1'AST
. ' STRIPS, x
FbLTON MARKET CORN BKKF.
EOYSTER'S
1
id U11 very popular, and
great deaL Price
we are selling a
Three Pounds for $ 1 .
K L. BRIDGEES & CO.
may 1
Sir!
ALWAYS THE BEST THK MARKET
affords and at the lowest prices.
BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL,
All orders promptly filled.
J. C. HORSEMAN.
nwylO SU11 8, New Market.
PTTEOELL HOUSE.
-TJNDKR NKW MANAGEMENT,
WILMINGTOS. N. C v
. B. L. PKRRY. Proprietor. K - t
Late Proprietor Atlantic HoteL Flnvcnaas
la sU Us appolstme&ts. Terms tZJd to t3.co a
COMMERCIAIiKW8.
; WILMINGTON MARKET. .r
- , May 184 P. M.
- SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
dnll at 36 cents. Sales of 85 casks at
these figures. Later we hear of offer
ings at 35i cents without "buyers.'
ROSIN Quoted steady at SI. 274 for
Strained and 1.32 for Good Strained,
Sales of 1,500 bbls at quotations.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.40 per bbl
ofVJ80lbs. No ales repoaleu.
CRUDE TURPENTINEr-Quotod
steady at $1.50 for Hard and $2SO per
bbl for Virgin and Yellow Dfp.
COTTON Quote! dull at 10 cents
for Middling. No sales reported. The
following are the official quotations :
Ordinary.... -Gofxi
Ordinary- .
Iw Middling. -.
7 746
8 11-16
0i
101
10?
cts
Middlmg.
Gooxl Middling.
. . .
DAILY KnCETPTS-
Cotton '
Spirits Turpentine
69 bales
.238 casks
839 bbls
18 bbls
S&5 bbls
ivosiB . -
Tar . . . ......... .....
Crude Turoentine
. - .,.
MARINE NEWS.
; inTtrpn
Steamer Passport, Harper.
Sntfth'
rille. Master.
Steamer John Dawson. Sherman,
Point Caswell, R P Paddison
Steamer Bladen, Skinner, Fayetteville,
C.SLovc&Co. I
Steamer A P Hurt, WortliFayetto
Worth& Wrorth 4
Schr Alzena, Coffin, Boston,. Gcorgo
Harriss & Co
Schr Emma M Fox. Patrick, New
Yolk, Geo Hrrriss & Co i
Schr Clifford. Brasden, Boston, K U
Barker & Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith-
ville. Master
Steamer Bladen, Skinner, Jjayette
ville, C S Jjoye & Co.
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
ville, Worth &Wrorth.
Nor barque Christine. Jensen, Gran
ton, Scotland, D R Murchison & Co
Schr George B Hallock, Rulon, Bal
timore, Geo Harriss & Co; cargo by
Worth & Worth
Export.
FOUF.IGK.
Grantoi.. ScotlandNor barque
Christine 2.902 bbl3 rosin
Baltimore schr George P Hallock
3,101 bbls rosin
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capital Prize $150,000,
'We do hereby certify thai we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly, and Semi
Annual Drawing of The Lo-uisiana mate Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawing themselves, and that .the
same ure conducted' with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and ace author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
similes of our signatures mttached. in its adver
ti$cments." ,
Commissioner,
"JJ NPRSCEDESTED ATTRACTION !
OVKR HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
Incorporated In 1S88 for 25 years by the Leg
lislaturo for EducaUonal and Charitable pur
posc-j with a capital of $1,000,000 to whKh a
reserve fund
Of 350,000 h4 Lnce been
added.
By an overwhelming
potmlai vote Itefran-
ehle was made apart
a part or the present State
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D.,1879.
Its Graxd Sixglk Number Drawings will
take place monthly. It never scale or poet
pones. Look at the following Distribution:
15fth Grand Monthly
A D THE
EXTHAOHDHf AUT SEMI-AXKTAL DRAWING,
At New Orle&ne, Tuesday, June 12 lgis, un
der the personal onporvision and managemoot
01
Capital Prize $150,000. !
Noxicr -Tickets aro Ten Dtvllara only. I
Halves. 5. Fifths. $Z. Teothal. j
I.TQT fV tTftS"r "I
1 CArrrAt Peizk or eiso.xi..;e6"'noo
1 Grand prize ov " 3Qx0...
TiO.OOO
20.0(0
1 Grand Pkize -20,000...
2 ikgk puizs of1' 10,000...
4 Large Prizes orX 3,ooo...
50 PB1ZE8 OF .-1.C00...
a 300...
100 . 300...
, 200..,
coo loo...
1,000 "
APPBOXIMATION rRIZES.
,f)00
20,000
70,000
05.000
so.oto
40 000
00,000
30,000
100 Approximation Prizes of 200.
100 " " 100.
103 75.
..20,000
,. 10,000
2,270 Prizes amounting to $322,500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the cSlce of the Company in New Or
leans. . For Information" apply to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
. New OTleana. La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
-07 Seventh SL. Washington, D. C
may 9-wed-sat-4w-dJtw
T r n n frk Pople are always on
V 1 1 I I vSjv I the lookout for chan-
II rOj GL ces to Increase their
W W U V L-i earnings, and in time
-eeome wealthy ; thoe who do not improve
their opportuniiiea remain in poverty . We of
fer a great chance to make money. We want
many men. women, boys and girls to work for
ns right .n their own localities. Any one can
do the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordi
nary wage. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages falls to make money rap
idly. - You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your spare moments. Full In
formation and all that is needed sent tree. Ad
dress Sttnson A CXn, Portland. Maine. '
or 18-dAw tf . 1 r
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills'
Twine is sold bnlj at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot.
KAILKOADS, iC.
Wilmldgton & Weldon
Railroad Company.
. WTtinlnift, SU C, Jlay li, 183.
Change of Schedule.
OS AND AFTElt MAT 13. 4S3, AT 3.10
P. M.', ra5Tizcr Trains on the Wllmiiiy
ton .ft Weldon Itailroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND KXPRKSS TUAINS DAILY
No. 47 North akt s south.
Le&TC Wliaalneton, Fro:St. Iepot, 6.40 A. 'M
Arrive at Weldon.... 12.40 I. M
Leave WeMon 3.10 P. M
Arrive at WUm'jrtbi), KruntSt. D'pt, 9.10 P. M
Fast Tmsocou Mail ft Ymskvgkh, Trajk?
PAILV No. 40 SOt-TH.
Leave Weldon................ f.10 P.M.
Arrive at Wihn'gton, Front StlVp't 10.55 P. M.
MAIL AND
P ASSENG RIt TRAINS
DA.U
Xo. 43 North.
Leave WUtninsrton... . t.tt P
An tve at Weldon. 2. SO A. M.
Train No, 40 Jkmth wlD- stop only at Rociv
Mount, WliiMin, GoldfboroHod ilairnolla.
TrauiBpn TarboroBrsnh Itoad Leave Rock j
Mount. tor lTirDoro at J.tWA. M. anl 3.15 r.
51.. Dally. Retanilnjr. teovo Tarboro at 4.50
A. hi and 10 r. Dally.
Tralce on Scotland Neck Branch Road leve
uantsx tor tMtiana jvecu ac a.rvj i. ju. ko--tnrntnar
Icto Scotland Nor at 7,00 A. m.
datly. - - r - - .
Train Si. 47 mafcc close connection ai Wei !
don for all jtolnts North Dally. All-jrall via
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay
Lino,
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes close con
nection for all Point Korth via Richmond aud
Washington.
All trains run solid between Wi'mlnton and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
en attached.
For accommodation of local travel a pause n
srer coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at fU5 A. Al Daily except
Snndar.
JOHN t DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
T. M. EMERSON, General PaasenKer Agent,
may 15
Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta U. II. Co.
OmcB OP Gejteral 8UPEK1ITTENDENT.
Wilmington. N. C. May 13, 13.
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AfTKK MAY 13th, 13S3, at
4. 03 A. M., the following Taasenger "ched
nl will be run on this road :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRALNS, DAILY-Nos.
Weit and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington 9.30 P. M.
Leave Florence 2.55 A. &.
Arrive at C. C. & A. Junction...... 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia. fi.40 A. M .
Leave Columbia.... 10.00 P. M.
Leave C, C. A A. Junction ....10.20 P. M.
Leave Florence.... 1.52 A. M.
Arrive rtt Wilmington 8.18 A. M.
Niout Maii. and Passenger Traiw, Daily,
NO. 40 WliST. -
Leave Wilmington......'.. .......... 11.10 P. M.
Arrive at Florence 2AG A. M,
MAIL AND PASSENGER. TRAIN DAILT
N'O. 41 Kaet.
T-oavo Florence at. ..3.2S P. M. i
Arrive at Wilmington 7.42 P. M i
Train 43 stops at all stations. .
o. 40 stops only at Flemington, Whltevllte,
Fair Bluff and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia aud all points on i.
& C. R. K., C, & IL K. Stations. Aiken June- !
tlon, and all points beyond, ghouid take 4F
Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Ch&rietoc i
ana for Augusta on Train 48.
All trains run solid between Charleston ano ;
Wilminirt.n. ; 1 ;
lcal freight leato- Wilmington daily ex
cept Sunday at 7 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent, j
T. M. EMKRiio.V. General Passenger Agent,
may 15
Carolina Central It. R.
Company.
OFF1G5 OT KNJERAI. S tKS DfTEK DCTTT,
- WUmlngVro. S. C, May 10th. 1883. )
Change of Schedule,
N AKn AVTKU Af AV IfHh lftSS TT1R
following ftcneuoje will be operated onlthls
Railroad :
PASSHNGES MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN,
DAILY.
Si. i ' Wilmington at. 7.10 P. M,
M Arrive at Charlotte at 7.00 A. M.
v. f I,ive Charlotte at S.43 P. M.
" - I Arrive at Wilmington Hi.... 9.23 A. M.
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 etop at regular statlors
mry, and points designated In the Company'
Time Table. . , -
Train No. 1. Dally uxcept Snnday.
K. No. 2. do." do. Saturlay.
SHEIJ1Y DIVISION, PASSKNUEB, MAIL.
. EXPRESS AND FREIGITT.
Dally except Sundays.
Leave Chariottc........ ....... ...... 3.S0 A.M.
Arrive at Shelby. ...li.20 P. M.
LeajxSbeihv...... .........U 1.40 P. M.
Arrive at Charlotte .v.i KTP. M.
;TTHlns No. 1 and 2 make ctoe toniecilcm si
Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to and from RaJ
elgh.acH) at Charlotte with Shelby Division
Train.
Through SleeplngCare tetwn Wllmingtno
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
mxaice 'iTaiu o, i for States ville, stations
" cetCTn SCHR, Ashevlile and points Weet.
Also, for Spartanburg, Grcenvilie, A tliens,
AHduw anu an points !ouw
outhweet
I- C. IONES,
Superintendent.
F. W. CLARK, General Passenger Agent
may 14
New Butter New Butter.
JF YOU WANT &OMETHIXU VERY rholco
send and get some -
NEW MAY BUTTER.
jut received, at 35c a iround, 3 pounds fwr 1.
Can't be beat.
SEW GOODS BT EVERY STEAMER.
Everything fresh and good at
CBAPON'S FAMILY GROCERY,
No. 22 South Front Street
No old stock to work off, "
mays . GEO. M. CUAPON, Agt.,
i
ICE ! ICE ! ICE!
J WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY th
citizens and the public generally, that I hare
laid in a full supply of choice ICE and am ful
ly prepared to fill orders to all points on Kail
Roads and Rivers and hope to secure a rea
sonable share of patronage. -
. -. U- A1IUKN8, Proprietor
; al 19-dJLw Cm ; ew Ico House.
MISCELLANEOUS
S p r i ng& Summer
' COO DS,
- AT---
36 Market Street. .
JUST RECEIVED
the Latest Novelties.
All
DRESS GOODS.
Block and Colored Silks, Ottomans, Random,
Brocale, Siirraho.LIghiJ Shades. Fancy
Silks, Satlr a In all New Shade. NunV
Veiling, TamiM, Cashmeres. Mohair.
lV-lgts, Frvix'h BunUngfi, Sateens,
2lvhyT, 5"eer9i?ekcrs. Perele, -
linen I Awns, ladies Cloth,
Honey-Comb Paekirpr,
s, SKk Pongros, tc w
WHITE GOODS
IN EVERY VA iZlia Y.
Piques, Marseilles, Embroideries, LwreF, Ixlah
Point, the beet assortment and greaUat
Toriety In the city.
C O R S E T S,
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Collars, Fichus, Tiee,
Veilina;, Hantikerchiefs, RIblione, Crepes.
Housekeeping Goods I
Damasks, Spreads, Towels, Tapkins,
LADIES, MISSE9ME5:aND BOYS'
GAUSK MEKIN CNDERWKAK.
Men and Boys?
CassliGGTe. 14neni
tnd Coltonodi
lines of
- . RTAPliK AND FANCY IRY GOOIS "
too numerous to mention. All ai pru-.e low
tliat v'Ill give, nail? ie;bni fr da rata 1 11 ty . qul
!ty and hoaj-at'.
. Coil and save money by btti2 of '
36 Mar ket Street.
Labohatoky of
8TATK AS8ATKK AN1 CTiKMWTi
- fi0VEant Grace street
-Richmond, Va , January 30th, IS3.
monly eiaployc
for the hair, r.or anythinir harmful
therefore be used without apprehension of in
jurious ramus. . -
WM. H. TAYLOR, M. D., "
, State Chemist
WMlHt thanking ypu, Mr. I zckicl, for the
Hair Restorer yoa so kindly sent me, I take
great pleasure in tajing to you that its beno
ttclal effects upou my hair liave been so appar
ent .14 to attract the commendation of all my
friends who have noticed it
It is in my estimation ft treaenrc, without
which tlie toilet of none who have used It will
be complete. Hoping it may realize you the
pcruiilary success yoa so richly deserve,
I remain, very respectfully,
MRS. A. E V. Wisu.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 27, mi.
For sale by all druggists. Pi Ice $1 per bottle-
- feb 17
HTIIIE GREAT S0U1HEBH
cars ef Serof-
:1a. Syphilis, Scrofulous Taint. Rhea,
uatism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre,
intai
K'onsiuBptioi
bllltr.
t, Malaria, and all diseases arising
Ifront an imporo condition of the
BLOOD, SKIM, or SCALP.
CURES SCIlOrULA.
" 1 '
Cures Rhctimatltm.
BLSA2aJI!aES
Cares Sypblllg,
Curet Xerrous Debility.
CXRES ERUPTIOXS
3
alteratfvea that exlat. and Is a
it Bloo4 Parifier.
E0S1D 1LIS is sold by all Droggista,
For Sale.
A SPLENDID MOCKING BIRD.
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rprfE RESTAURANT AND SALOOJJ 0r
merly known as tho ScArhorongh House, So.
13 South Water prreet, willbcrcafter be laort
o,f!APit vka'r prrryT HOUSE, wher
can be found at all times- tu best of Wise.
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2 1'mWrt OR THREE FAMILIES 'CAS YW
comfortable board In a private f amU l i1"
lro. N. C. lu-ge, airy room ;goodwMT,
$ plenty of frtsh butter and ioliki fruh.
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Groceries.
Boxes Smoked and D. S. SlDEi.
Ov J2uo BbU FliOUR, '
10f Bbls MOLASSES, .
50 It la SUGAR C Ex C al
100 Bags OF EE, .
50 BbU Rice,
500 Bales HAY.
1000 Bus ORN.
500 BoHbels OATS.' For e 7. Cr
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week In your own town. J J otiiflt m. t
risk. Everything new.. Capital
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men. and boys and girls mak flJS-'
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