The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. DECEMB'li 17. 1883.
Entered at the Fostoffice at Wilmington. N. C.
as second-class matter.
THE COLLAPSE OF THE PO
LITICAL TRIALS.
I The -Charleston Hews and Courier,
commenting on the political persecu
tions in that State, says: Three trials'
Two mistrials and one acquittal under
the instructions of the court. Such is
the fruit of the unscrupulous labor a of
Sper and Melton. A renegade who had
been paid tor hia treachery by a public
office and had sent some ignorant Dem
ocrats to jail in Georgia was hireir to
assist District Attorney Melton. Gov
ernment spies were sent to Columbia
to watch every step of the jnrori and
the witnesses. Juries were packed, so ;
that otj no singlpju ry wa there even one
tuatt who was of the same political faith
!n the citizens who were on trial. The
Grand Jury was dispensed with, and
the trials were had upon the mt-r mo-
. . , .i , ,
I ion and personal action .d the i1?tnet
Attorney. Withal, iui n conviction has
t.fn nhfntneil.- Sr. flimsv was th evi-
dence, so manifest was the false swear
Iwx of the Government , witnesses, lha
4t
ven a jury ci iirecnDaouers :inu no
publicans could not bring themselves to,
the point of returning a venlietot guilty.
,leerving of all praise are the
urors
who fearlessly did their duty, despite
the threats ot" their assot-iaics ami tie
., . ... ,
allurements ot the Government :oun-
el. We know not who they are. It
i suflteient to know that there was' one
iuit man or more m every jury that
Messrs. Sreer anJ Melton co-.Kvived to
ije capable of any nefariou s work that
' could be cnfoiu for them.
We do not blame ihe (iovernmeul
witnesses for their wilful lyiu. The
Persons who are guilty ar Jistriet At
torneys Speer and Melton. They knew
what the characters of the witnesses
were, ami what their testimony was to
b. They had every opportunity to ex
:mtae the witnesses nnd test their trust
worthiness. There Is little 'doubt that
they kuew. that their witnesses were
telling uutrutfaa. ItU what the witnesses
wore employed tor. The truth was not
wanted, for it would have afforded no
grounds for the prosecution of any
Democrats. Not content with packing
the Marion case, brazenly declared that
it was not the practice of the District
Attorney iu tbe United State? District
srnrrts in tbia State to disclose the Gov
ernment's view of the facts as well" as
the law. Judge Bryan, j with dignity,
rebuked and contradicted him, and it
was instantly shown thfit what Mr.
Melton had asseverated was not the
practice aa actually provided for by the
formal rule3 of the United States Court.
A prosecuting officer whf will behave
in this fashion, .with' the certainty ot
leing found oat, gives evidence of in
"J" lollectual dullness as weil as moral
obtuseuesa.
For this term the contest is one, and it
is doubtful that it will ever be renewed
under similar conditions. Judge Bond
is too acute a lawyer to permit, hereaf
ter, in defiance of the State law on the
subject, the atanding-aside of jurors in
case3 of misdemeanor. With a fair
trial by an impartial jury, no citizen
has auything to fear. But what a con
temptible attitude the Government has
been placed in by the Attorney General
and his subordinates! The wJtiole
power of the United States used iin
ecupulouly to send to the Penitentiary
reputable citizens who are guilty of
being Democrats, and the Government
balked and defeated by the , presence
of indomitable courage where it was
not looked lor or wanted, and by the
- splendid ability, tact and industry ot
' prevailed once more; and the cofi"
aance of good government is assured
t us.' Underneath the trials in Colum.
a lay thedesire to divide the Democ
icy, a6 that the State should be Ma
, nqneized in President Arthur's interest
next year. So at one. blow justice is
done, innocent mca co free, and adeep
lSd conspiracy to injure the people is
- completely frustrated.
Ben. Butler, according to a correspon
dent of the New York Herald, proposes
ro make things lively for the Democrat-
rty next year. He is laying- his
ito capture the Presidential nomi-
. He recognizes the fact that
I merits he would stand no chance.
V-ntlwiOhe intends trying the enect
" areC'"Tle-ha9 nut lost his faith in
the fians power of powder boats,
uod tlie grand explosive he is preparing
lor the . Democratic . national eonven-
turn i au advance nomination' ny
tlie so called Labor party. He
believes that ho can con
trol thi. organization with e1' aotJ
that with this nomination -cured he
v sn say to the Democratic -convention,
Norn male me or take certain defeat
in New York, Pennsylvania and nearly
every other Northern State." He i
: confident" that .with the Democratic!
pomination he can carry Massachusetts, j
Now York, Pennsylvania and Ohio,
and while be admits that the South
does not lore him. he believes that it
would nevertheless remain solid for the
Democratic party in spite ot the caodis
dale. Stuff1!
About seven hundred land hunters
from Illinois IefUhat State on the 28th
'ot November, via the Illinois Central
Railroad, for Mississippi, where they
are now seeking homes along the Iioe
of the railroad. A hearty and hospitable
reception awaited them in Mississippi.
Committees were 'appointed at ail
prominent points to meet the excursion
ists and induce them to stop off and
examine lands, and there is auniversal
rejoicicg among the planters, merchants
and men of every clas3over the visitors.
They will be welcomed everywhere,
and will be entertained free of charge
at every, place where a .stop is made.
The'excursionists are men of means,
who appreciate the advantages present
ed by the rich but. exceedingly eheap
lands in Mississippi.
ifi Your Blood Pure?
For impure blood the best ruedfeine
known is ROSADALIS. It is the great
Southern time tried and true Remedy,
! and may be implicitly relied on wheu
i every thin- else fails Take it in the
1 Spring time especially tor the impure
j 6Jc.et7on3 of lhe bood incident to that
season of the year : and tak it :t all
tinre-j lor Cancer. Scrofula. Liver Oin-
niainH. n cakness, . iiruK lunior.
Swellings. Skin Disease?, Malaria and
the thousand ills that come 1'rofu im.
pure blood.
Talking about the Jiver we presume
that ill temper is more often caused by
i a disordered liver than anything ele.
'j o insure a cheerinl disposition take
KOSAUALIS. the Great Southern
Remedy, which will remove the priniH
riut and restore itw mum to its
i:!l!urr, t,iujjjbrium.
j MOONSHINE.
I
The waves are ever at war.
c'Jtisinntlv shcllinctlie beach.
'I'ht'i' arc
When the head ;i family accideu
tally backs into a tu'o of hot water he
can bp said to be parboiled. PhihidcU
phin Call.
No matter how peaceable a muetiug
i the people composiug it always have
tube calied to order. Korton Irnn,'
shrift.
When the widuw borics her tirst
husband she becomes pensive, but after
she gets the sccoud she i usually ex
pensive. Tonkcrs Gazette.
""So. indeed, there'd uo place like
home." sighed the mau who tripped
over the coal scuttlo and lell ioto a
-washtub white fumblln?' aroand lor a
match to liht the kitchen hre. AT. T.
Journal.
Question Your Druffjrist,
and he will tell your that there is a
greater demand for SOZODQNT ttian
for any other preparation lor tbe teeth.
Thea ask yourself whether au article
for which the demand is general and
constant, must not possess genuine
merit. The mental response - will be
that it does, since the conclusion is irre
sistible, that if it did not really polish
and preserve the teeih. a discerning
public would long since havo discovered
the fact. It advertises itse'f.
RHOIiTS.
Es-Governor Hali of Delaware owqi
interests in thirty-five vessels and con
trois twenty-five. His property is esti
mated to be worth 300,000,
Stephen M. Meredith.'a young lawyer
of Reading. Penn.. who disappeared lor
a time under somediscouragingcircum
stances, has returned home, and vol
untarily subscribed to an oath before
an alderman that he will never "again
play at any game of cards or billiards
either for pleasure or gain, or partici
pate directly or indirectly in sny form
of gambling.
One of the sights of Paris this Winter
will be a score of Red Indians from the
district of the Upper Missouri. They
belong to the Moha tribe, and are pre
sided over by a venerable chief. In the
true sty io of Indian fiction, they wear
eagle feathers in their hair, aud after
pitching their tent in the Jardiu d'
Acclimation, at once proceeded to
light the calument of peace.
Despite the inventions ot recent years
the largest telescope in the world is still
Iyord Rosse's. at Paraontown, Ireland,
although it was constructed some forty
years ago. It is also the most powerful
in respect to its light grasping capacity,
a very important matter in the study
of faint objects, such a3 nebula?. Its
mirror is six feet ia diameter, and the
length of its tube is fiftythree feet.
According to the calculations of the
Belgian! Association with regard to the
abuse ot alcoholic drinks, the annual
consumption of spirits is now V2 and
that of beer 254 litres per inhabitant.
The litre is about one and three quarters
English pints. Tke sum spent annually,
in the public houses is estimated at
475.000.000 franes. The retail liquor
trade is perfectly free ia Belgium, and
anybody can open a public hou?e
where he pleases.
Joslak Davis Trouble.
Josiah Davis No. Middletown. Ky..
- writes: .. . . . .
I am now using a box of tour
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE upon
an ulcer, which, for the past ten days,
ha3 given me great pain. This6aive is
the only remedy I havelound that has
given me any' ease. My nicer was
caused by varicose veins, and was pro
nounced incurable by my medical doc
tors. I find, however, that nENRY'S
CARBOLIC SA LVE ia effecting a cure
Capes or large' collars are worn on
tijtht walkiu2 jackets by yoaog ladies.
- 1 .
One voice all over the land goes up
from mothers, that says. My daughters
arc so feeble and sad, with no.strength,
all out of breath and life at the least
exerttou. What can we do for them ?
The answer is simple and tail of hope.
One to four weeks' use of Hop Bitters
will make them healthy, rosy, sprightly 1
andcbeertuL -
- THE MAIM;
Themalls cioe and arrive at the City Pos
office m follows:
"CLOSE.
Northern through mail, fast.... '....7.00 F. M.
Northern through and wsy malls.. ..8.00 A. M.
Raleigh. .....8.15 P. M. and 8.09 X, M.
Hails for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom includ
ing A. & St. C. Railroad at
7.00 P M. and 8.PJ A. M,
Southern Malls for ail points South,
dairy... CIS A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
Western malls (C. C. Railway) dally,
(except Sunday) ...6.15 P. JL
All points between Hamlet and Ral
elfh -.6.15 P. M.
MaflforCberawandDarilnrtonEall
road 6.16A. M, and 8.00 P. M.
Mails for points between Florence
and Charleston.. ...6.15 A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
Fayetteville aud offices on Cape Fear
Hirer, Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. M.
Fayetteville, via Lomberton, dally,
except Sundays....... .....6.15 P. M.
Onslow C. H. and Intermediate offl
cea, Tuesdays and Fridays-. 6.00 A. L
SmlthvUle mails, by steamboat, daily
(except Sundays) 8.30 A. M.
llalls for Easy Hill, Town Creek, .
Shallotte and Little River, Tues
days and Fridays 6.00 A.M.
Wrightsvllle, dally 8.30 A. M.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY.
Northern through and way malls. . . .7.80 A. M
Southern Malls .7.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad.......... 9.00A.M.
Malta collected from street boxes business
portion of city at 5 A. M-, H..T0 A.M. and 3 30
I. M. and from other points of the city at ft
P.M. '
Stamp Office open from 7 A. M. to 6 r. M.,
Money order and Register Department open
from "3 A. M. to P. M.
General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.
sjirt on Bumlajrs from S.30 to 8.S0 A. M.
Carrier' delivery open on Sunday from J'.Sfl
oC.no A.M.
Why sufter with Malaria ? Emoky'8
Standard Cuke Piu.s are infallible,
never fail to cure the most obstinate
eases; purely. vegetable. 23 cents, eod j
Furriers say thai sable is revived as
a Jashionable fur. .
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U!:ui.;i I'miiuncltl- inrl IiauLi
bring Mankind numberless ailments
Foremost among them are Nervousness,
Nervous Debility, and unnatual weak
ness of Generative Organs ; Allen Brain
Food successfully overcomes these
troubles and restores the sufferer to his
former vigor. At druggists, or by mail
from J. H. Allen. 315 First Ave. New
York City. eod&w
- -
White china is again in favor to din
ner and tea sets.
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure is witbonC a
peer. It consists of both external -aud
internal treatment and costs only $1.
per package. At druggists,
Tbe. blouse bodice is', in request lor
young girls.
Hotler Swan's Worm Syrup
Inbillible, tasteles, harmless, cathar
tic; tor feverisbuess. , restlessness
worms, consttation.
. , ,,.
Terra cotta color
the other side.
till vopular on
JMLintotchi Souud Its Praise.
llcv. Mr.: Greenfields, Kuoxville,
Tonn., writes as follows : "Samaritan
Xcrvine poiisisu&atly cured my eon of
epileptic fits." - Here's food for thought.
Sold by druggists, 1.50 :x
Capital Prize 160,000,
We do hereby certify that wt 'supcrvtsv tht
arrangements for au im Monthly and Hani-
tame are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
ingooajaun wicara.au pontes, and toe autltor
1& ihe Company to use this certificate, with fac
simile of our siffnatures attached, inUsadctr
Ustmewt."
Commissioners.
JJKPEKCEDESTED ATTRACTION 1
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTE!
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
incorporated In 1868 tor 23 rears by the Lex
lalatureror Educauonal and Charftabla nr.
m cuarita
poses vrltb ajcapltal of iLjQQO.000 to . wJucii k
rcecrvc xddj or
tSS0,0lK hn lac bcci
added.
By an ovcrwhelmliur Doimlu vntn Ha trn
rhlae vrtts mado a part of the present State
Constitution adopted December Sd, A. D., 1879.
Its Grakd SinoleNcmbeb DBAWIKG9W111
take place monthly. It never scales or post
pones. Look at the followlnxr Distribution:
163d Grand Monthly
AKDTHE
KXTBAOBDINABT DJXJCWISQ,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, December lP.lSSS,
under the personal supervision and inanajre
mentof a
Capital Prize $150,000.
" Notice-Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, f5. Fifths, - 2. Tenths fl.
UST OP PRIZES..
i capitai. Prize op fiso.ooo.,
1 Grand Prize of 50,ooo..
1 150,000
50,000
1 jttlJkJU riuzs OF
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prized or
Prizes of
50
100 "
200
tiOO "
1,005 "
20.000...
JU.OCO
20,000
20,000
20,000
23,000
30,000
40.000
- 60,000
00,000
.120,000
. 10,000
10,000...
5,000...
1,000...
500...
300...
200...
- 10O...
eo...
AfPEOIDULXIOS PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes ot $300...
: t " 100..
IlKl
- 7.x... 7,000
2,270 Priies amountiug to. 522,500
AppBeaUon for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office of the Company in New Or-
For furthetlnformatlon, write clearly, giv
ing full address. Make P. u. Money lr
'.V"JJ3yR"le n(l addreps Registered Letters to
NKWORTJ5ANS NATIONAL BANK.
lOSTAL NOTKS and ordinary letters by
Mail or Uxpress (all sums of $5 and upwards
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
orM. A. HAUPIHN, wawui.i.
007 Seventh St., WMhtngton. 1. C
nov 14 wed-sat 3w-dAw -
, ' Old Newspapers
J?OKiALK vTCRT CHKAP. - - r ''
V
ATutuai jsrewnos ot tm iuietana tstalt Lot-
t-eru Compaiyt and in person manage and. con- f
trol the Irateims themselves, and that th I
MISCELLANEOUS.
. ihe Urowfng Cfina.
1 1 ia well known that a large ma
ority of the hitman race die in child
hood. Of course everybody hs to
iic, some time or other. But there
is such a thing as prolonging life, and
ilso of making the most of it while it
lasts. VT . . - '
A grousing cAjfd is exposed to
more risks than an adult. The sys
tem is in its formative state, and very
receptive. If contagious diseases are
jn theatmosphere, the child is par
ticularly exposed to them. Diseases
which will pass over a full-grown
man or woman will attack a growing
child, and often with fatal effect.
A growing child is liable to all
manner of accidents. Cuts, wounds,
bruises, and casualties of varioui
kinds may happen at any. moment
Were it not for. the natural elasticity
of children, the death-rate among the
young people would be far largei
than it is.
A drawing child is worthy of the
very best care. It should be guarded
afrainbt disease and accident. Tc
conquer tfie diseases which attack
the digestive organs, the blood, the
'ddnevs, the liver, and the nerves.
iefe is nothing like "Brozvn's Iran
Sillers, This is the only preparation
of iron which can be given without
mischievous, results to teeth ot
stomach. It vitalizes the bloody
strengthens nerves and muscles, and
promotes sound digestion.
A growing, child's future depends
much on what his condition is during,
the years of growth. It is essentia
that he reach the complete adult
maturity in health fulness and vigor.
Keeping this in view, how important
it is that parents should closely ob
serve their children's health, and iu
amole time begin to correct any
tendency, to weakness or decline
The timely administering of Brown's
Iron Bitters will do wonders toward
keeping the growing child in excel
lent ktahh. 9
dtc 8- arm tod&w ca .
FRESH ARRIVALS !
ATSI0RS CELEBRATED MINCE HE ATS
to Barrels, Half Barrels and PalLi; aud
PLUM PUDDING
la a!) eltos.
Tbtfc are the very best yooJ6 of their klod,
snd jk family should be without tliem.
'"ORANGE MARMALADK,
a Most delightful SvreeUneat for Uie te,i table.
To ariivcvn TnMay mxt, a freali eiipplr ot
Qtager Taffy,
Ben's Boston Crackers,
CJenccore Wafers, -
Coffee Cakee, something ew and n et.
Oraugo B;ir.
Almond Macoarooias,
. Cocoanut Maccaroonn, and
The Genuine Albert BUeult,
In one and two pound Tbvs.
For sale low.
John li. Boatwright.
nov 13-tf
Comme rc i a I Hotel
Wilmington, N C.
M. 8CHIX)SS, Pro?; .'
fyUlST-CLASS IN KVERT RESPECT.
A
rirst-elaas Bar and BILLIARD A a
tOtlN ATTACHED. . 7
HORSES, ! HORSES ! !
JpOR SALE TEN HORSES, FIVE OF
them guaranteed to be good dray animalf.
Will be sold low,
AUo, a lew second hand BUGGIES and
CARTS will be sold low figure. "
Ilorses and vehicles on hire, and horses
boarded and eared for.'
JW The finest Hearse In the city.
HOLLINGS WORTH & WALKER,
livery &a4 Sale Stables,
oct ll-tf Corner Fourth and-Mulberry
Farmery, Take Notice.
J0RB1S HOG CHOLERA COMPOUND
Is just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Choi
era and all disease tQ which Swine are sub
ject; it will prevent that dreadful diaease
known as Trlohn, and will put your bogio
a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the kM
pounds and will. If given strictly accordliur to
on h i.1 " wi m vooiera ana put
USU
The
the praise. "All farmers should buv a
age, ' r
For sale .wholesale and retail, by w
GREEN. Lruan.t.atjtStreetlb3higtoiiu
To Bailders and others- Go to Jaco
ei's for S&sh Blinds aad Doors. Glaas
&o- You can get all size . &nd at th
lowest prices. ; - - -
uw, 01 worms ana parasites
Mca Pcugis ctmutut one and
al time, thfcxebv aavlnsone half nftu
vwmujmuu u ukicu in nnc iis.it l hi a
farmers of Dunlin countv at u
rSATTiltPAPB,
Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company.
Omcs or Gsxr&ax SurKRiwixirDiorr,
WUmJnxtos, N. C, Nov 17. 1853.
Change of Schedule.
ON ASD AFTER OVB 13, 1S83, AT 1.03
A. M., Passenger Train on the Wilming
ton A Weldon Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS Daily
Hob. 41 North ajtd s South. .
Lea? e Wlimlnjrton, Front St. Depot. 8.S3 A. M
Arrive at Weldon.. 2.31 P. M
Leave Weldon. 3.00 P. li
Arrive at WUm'gton, Front St. DpV 8.40 P. U
Fast Throvgh Mail 4 Passekokr Traih'
DAILT No, 40 80CTH. .
Leave Weldon L.... 5.M p. m
Arrive at Wlhn'gton.FrontSt.DVt 10.15 P.M
MAIL AN D PASSENGER TRAINS' Dailt
So. 4S North.
Leave Wilmington .oo l m
Arrive at Weldon 2.-0 a'. M.
Mail akd Passexoer Trains Noa 15 and 42
Leave Wlhnln"rton, (Sundays ex
cepted) .liSO A 51
Arrive a t Weldon 630 VM
Leave Weldon. (Mondays excepted)!. 05 A M
Arrive at Wilmington...... 6 iV5 a M
Train No. 4.0 South will 8top only at Wllaon
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rock?
Mount fcrTarboro at 1.20 A. M. aud 4.30 P.
bUr iaily, (Sunday excepted). Ueturninir.
leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M and 3 P. M. Dally.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at . 3. 25 I. M. R.
taming leave Scotland Keck at 8.30 A. M
daily except Sunday. .
Train No. 4? makes close conuectlon at Wei
don for aU points North Dally. Ail rail vlf
Richmond, and daily except Sunday via Ra
Jul iih.
Trail? No. 4:1 runs dallv and inrtkeacloM; con
oectlon for al! Poinia -North via Richmond aud
Washington.
All train run solid between Wiitmrtnn n
Washlujrton. ami have Pullman Palaee Sleet-
era attachei.
.-forawoiomodMlon or local travi ln
jeer coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 7.00 a. M. Daily except
tsscn
Sunday.
- JMHS . lllVUiK,
. Weueral Suierintendent.'
T. M. EMKKSON, CJe.nera Passenger Aficnt.
nv 17 - -
Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta R. ;'lt; Co.
OlTKIOK OlT GEHEEAL SOPEKTHTBSIJICMT.
Wllmlnttoa. N. C. Nov 17.1SS3.
Change of Schedule,
ON AND AFTER NOV'R 161U, KSt3, at
4.33 A. M.Vthe following Passensrer 6cbed
me will be run on this road r
No.4J Leavo WilmiPgton,(Monday8
excepted) 7.13 AM
" Arrive at Florence 11.40 A M
No. 43 Leave Jfl' rence, (Sundays
excepted) ,7.10 PM
-Arrlyoat Wlbnlngton ..13.10 P Al
NIGHT RYPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Nob. 4$
Wee t and 47 East. x
Leave Wilmington... 9.10 P. fli.
Leave Florence 2.40 A.tM.
Arrive at C. C. A. Junction 6.33 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia fi.40 A. M.
lieavc Columbia....... 9. 53P. M.
Leave C, C. & A. Junction 10.30 P. M.
Leave Florence...: 4.33 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington.. , 8.23 A. M,
Night Matl a-i Pabskkgbb Tbatw, Datlt
NO. 40 WEST.
Leave Wilmington... 10.10 V. M.
Arrive at Florence.. 1.43 A. M.
MAIL AND PASSENCiEU TRAIN DAJJVr
No. 41 East!
Leave Florence at...... i...'....3.S5 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington. 7.42 l. M
Tmln 43 steps at all fltationa.
No. 40 stops only at Flemington, and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on w.
tion, and all points beyxnd, should take the
Night Express.
separate Pullman Sleepers for Charleston
and Augusta on Train 43. , .. ..-, .
, AH trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.
Local freight loaves Wilmington daily ex
ecpt Sunday at 6.V0 a. M. 7
JOHN T. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
T. M. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
nov 17
Carolina Central R. B.
Company.-
Wilmington, N. C. Jnne 13th. 183. A
Change of Schedule.
QN AND AFTER JUNE 13th, 1883, THE
followta aencaaw will be operated on this
fassengeb' maSTandexpre train
Dally except Sunday s,
, Javo Wilmington at....;...loo
N0.LI Leave Kaklgh at.. 7.35 P. m
) Arrive at Charlotte at.M... .7.00 A, m
1 Leave Charlotte at... ...... .8.45 P.
Ho. 2.1 Arrive Raleigh at.. 8.S0Ai
J Arrive at Wilmington at.. . .8,25 A.
Passenger Trains stop at regular station
only, and nolnta desbrnatAd in
HTHne Table. V '
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSENGER, MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. ;
Daily except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte 5.30 p. m
Arrive at Shelby..... ......... ...... g no p ar
LeaveShelby..... 7 00 a! M
Arrive at Cnarlotto..-....;..; ..10.30a! E
nJJnSlSh ? 2? cloBe connection
jmlet with B. A A. Tralna to and from RaJ-
."fS?? SleeptogCara between Wilmington
-ra-rV "Kalelgh and Charlotte.
frUK? 1 for Statesvllle, Station
Western NCRR,ABhevllle and points West
Atii'o',81??.110111?' reenvllle. Athena
Atlanta and all points Southwest.
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iiine is ' General Passenger Agent .
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CO'S ENGINES AND BOILERS from 4 to 1
horse power ; also Tramway or Narrow Gang
Locomotives. .; ... ; i
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On band and for sale very low, 1TJJ
8ECOND HAND PORTABLE ENGINE,
from 5 to 15 horse power.
. anar 154hn 8. W. SKINNEE,
Bagging Ties, Twine.
2 nfin Half Rollsl anda B4GGDT0
lUUU 3,000 Bdl COTTON TIES, '
' ' 5 Bales BALING TWINE,
; Tor sale dt - na :-
nov 46 KERCHNER & CJfLDEB BB08 ,
: Bacon, Lafd, 'Molasses.
1 AH Boxes Dry Salt Sides. CO ' Case ,
A U U 100 Hhds ifolasses. For sale by na
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Flour Sugar, Coffee.
iUUUM) Bbla Keflned SUGARS, ,
, 100 8acka COFFEE. For eal lT
9V26 KERUHNER CALDER BB'
Tobacco;
"AVK KULIj LINKS OF.TOBA 4
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prices prior 10 May 1st.
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