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i r The Daily Review JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY. DECEMB'R 27. 1883 Entered at the Postoffico at Wilmington, N. C. as second-class matter. The Hoaso stenographer who were summarily removed by the audacious Keifer when he was in power two years ago have asked for reinstatement, and the general impression is that their ro nnt shnnld he ff ranted. They" were thoroughly qualified for their work and hold their places under both Democratic and Republican speakers. Nobody thought of their party and nobody cared until Keifer wanted tfceir places for some of his friends and relatives. Speaker Carlisle can scarcely do a more popular or just act than to restore Messrs Hayes and Devin e at the earliest possible moment. . North Carolina is well represented in the list of committees made up by Car lisle. Ot the regular committees, forty six in number, she is represented on thirteen and on oue of these there are two raerabera from this State. There:are live select committees and of these two contain Representatives from tortb Carolina, and there are two joint select committees, on one of which, that ol printing, Mr. Scales appears as Chair man of the House branch. On such imminent. oni iiiiLtee. however, as Ways and Means, Appropriation Judiciary. Banking and Currepcy, Rivers and Harbors. " Commerce, and I'ost Offi'ue and ist R:wU. ilire is iki rnre?;enta!ion whaievnr I'niUi lliis Slate. According to the new light religion ists, the millennial age. or what .night be termed the prelude to the muien niuru, commenced in 1873 and will ter minate in 1914, after - which there will ensue a universal knowledge of the Lord ami a good ti.ne generally. Durinj; the next thirty yours, however, there will be series ol wars, revolutions "and ilisord - in the social, political and history. What particular late is to befall the Un:led States in the mean time the millennial prophets - d-v nt seem to know, excepting that we must share in the general break up as well ;s the' restitution... It-acy dependence is to be placed on these predictions, the young men of the day have a decidedly stormy outlook , and theft was more wisdom in Gen. Sherman's New York speechas translated by John Svvin ton than we have generally given the old man credit for. The opening of a new line of steam ers between New York and Mexico marks another movement of Mexico and the United Stntes into a closer commercial, relation. An English writer of an article which appeared in Fortnightly licvicio a few months ago spoke of the importance to this country of the establishment of railway that it is i'tho same as if England should suddenly 4ind a Japan or India on, her borders and separated only by tlic Tweed and an ivisible frontier line. Tho tropical products of Mexico are extremely valuable to the United States, while "the Mexican demand for our manufacturesMs rapidly increasing and may be made a hundred fold greater. , Wo import more than $70,000,00Q- oi Cuban products annually, and less than $10,000,000 of Mexican, and yet. our 'trade with Mexico ousht greatly to ex ceed that with Cuba. The foreign trade ot Mexico was not quite $36,500,000 in 1880,' but the. natural resources of the republic and a population of more than "tin 000 OftO nuvhf. tn snnn rnnHnr pnnh . , , o " - - . thousand of trade a million. 'Already the hope of better means of co 114 muni cation with the United States has awakened a spirit of enterprise among the Mexicans, and every increase ot transit facilities between the two coun tries will be hailed with joy in each republic. The rapid growth of the caus? of tern psrarce in Washirg.on is noted by a correspondent of the Springfield Hepub licanl who alludes to iho fact that "the three leading candidates for Speaker formerly used stimulants, sometimes to excess," and add3 : Two of them are now total abstainers and have been for some years whiie the third only uses wine in a moderate quantity at his dinner. I can count a dozen Senators who used to tipple who have notdrunk drop in two years, and there is not a Senator with perhaps an exceptiou or two who is not prudent and most temperate in the use ' of liquor." Nearly , all of themjlo not touch anything except a light wine at dinner. It is so in the' House. It is so with most of the public men. There has grown up a sentiment that - a man is a fool who use3 liquor immoderately and that he is better off without any of it. Three years ago I saw one ot the most brilliant members of the Senate staggering drunk in front of Willard's Hotel. The other day I saw that he left his champagne untouched at a dinner. Said he. haven't touched alcohol in any form for three years. I woke up ono morning real izing that pretty much all the temper ance lecturers have said was trne, and 1 simply said to myself that I have had enough. And 1 1 have Ihavc never seen the time from that day to thi3 that I have not felt a repugnance for liquor." Garland, the learned lawyer from Arkansas, is a teetotaler. Said be : "I was passing by the ceme tery near ni? homo one day, and I saw the graves of a dozen brilliant men whoi began lite with me. every ono oi mem hastened toxhis end by whiskey. I made up my mind that I bad drunk ray share and stopped." foreign" waifs. There is declared to be a feud bet ween the English and American residents of Dresden. Eight American ladies arc among the box subscribers for the season of Ital ian Opera, Paris. 1 Mary Anderson sends the surplus flowers she receives to the charity schools and hospitals in London. "Lords" is to be the name of a new London magazine, all of whose con tributors will be noblemen., Nearly all the alleged society jours nals in London are said to be losing circulation "among those for whom they are intended." France has a new law governing the ringing of church bells, which will re duce very much the volume of discord ant sounds. . . v Baron Nordcnskjold is to start on an expedition to the South Pole in 1885. providing he can be furnished with the wherewithal. Infantry uniform oi the British army is to be changed and made loose to fa cilitate rapid movement and effective -1 , use oi me rine. In Liverpool free concerts for the people are given at the Rotunda Hall every Saturday night as a counter-at traction to the public houses. Every day s wells the throns of titled notable, celebrated, famous !and ones tionable people at Nice, and all doubts as to me success ot iiie season, now under lull headway, are at rest. Paris has been enioving a contest between the legs and wheels, cavalrv "ftleers riding against velocipedes One ollicer beat wheels from Paris to Ver sa 1!( s and won $2,000 and considerable applause. SHOKTH. Wt irk at the different collieries in Northumberland county. Pa., has been temporarily suspended, throwing out vjjwo nar.ds. The billiard contest between Gamier and Daly in Lyons terminated in a vic tory lor tho former, the total Fcore lor tJi hve nights beinr Gamier 3.000. Daly -2.970. The tlnn of Black weli's Tobacco company pay out annually $265,000 for ttlvertismjr. 1 hev irave to one airencv t(0. 000 to be placed in the newspapers throughout the country. The close of the year at the Western Llrnntic Asylum,' at Staunton, V?.. shown an attendance during the past ear of 037 patients, of which 322 were males an 1 315 female, at a cost of about $140 per capita. I'd ward Johnson, colored, of Philas defpbia. ha3 brought suit against E. M. Wood of Quincy. 111., and Philip Shaw of Missouri, claiming damages for their re7enslvement ot him after he had es caped from bondage in Virginia. , Gemmed with Pearls. A mouth gemmed with pearls flashes radiance every time it opens. The contrast between the ruby of lovely lips ana me peany teetu tney enclose has winced the fancy of many a poet. SOZUDONT, fair ones, is the think that most contributes- to adorn the iemimne mouth. It is pure, it is aro matic, it retains the natural, color of teeth mcrustcd with yellow tarter. No gritty or other 'objectionable ingredient contaminates it, its odor is balmy, and us puriiiaxoj)crauon tuorougn. MOONSHINE. The njnch of poverty snuff, K 1 1 -v goou name ior a sieepy game nap. Fond of "put-up jobi" an architect A man with a natural bent a hunch back. 1 ho beat fishermen like to fish their own hook. ; on Jn political conventions the "dark horse" is always a sort of nightmare. Some people arc so modest that even their wounds are mortified wheu the surgeon looks at them. Tho man who has the greastest show onoartnis the man who owns the most land, circus posters to the con trary notwithstanding. New Orleans Picayune. .'What memorable event haDnened in 1S63?" asked the professorv Tie siuuent nesuiteu a moment and then answered, effusively: .-Why, yes;: of course. 1 was oorn in iho." I'rofessor 'Jno war was ended in 1865." Student'Tunny, ain't it? The war was ended and I was begun in the same year. 1 nal's what I call a singular coincidence." Boston Transcript. An Ohio Jndge has decided that cheering for successfu. candidates on election nicht does not constitute dis orderly conduct. The judge very evidently belongs to the party of the majority in that region. Lowell Citizen: , Epitaph copied in a French cemetery: "I AWAIT MY HUSBAND '10th October 1820.,r And below: ...... "HERE I AM! 7th February. 1880." A Massachusetts book agent, who was wearing a small circular piece of court plaster on his face, removed it while shaving a Tew mornings . since, and replaced it when his toilet was complete. Contrary to his usual ex perience, as -be went about his business during the resjt oi the day he was every where received with - smiles, which grew broader and broader, until at last somebody laughed in his face. Led by this to look in the glass, he was some what taken aback to discover that, ins stead of the court plaster, he had affixed a little round printed label, which had fallen from the back ol a new mantel clock purchased the day before, and which bore the appropriate inscription, 'Warranted solid brass." If you "suffer with Sick Headache, Constipation. Sour Stomach, or Bilious attacks, Euoky's Little Cathartic Pills will relieve you. 15ccnts. eod-w He that wants money, means and content is without three good friends. Young Men, Middle Aged Men and All Men who suffer from early indis crctions will find Allen's Brain Food IhA nmt Tvnurorfiil inrifnrsnt. rrnr In - iroauceu; once rcsioreu oy it mere is Cty. cod-w Happiness is like aa-echo : it answers to your call, but does not come. 'tBuclm-Paiba." : . Quick, -complete cure. all. annoyinz $L DyS diseases. r T ! " r, When a thin 2 is once bezun. it is al- I most half finished. I had severe attacks bf gravel and kidney trouble; was unable to get a medicine or doctor to cure me until I used Hop Bitters, and they cured me 111 & snort limn. A lliSTrKfiTTTSTTP.nl Lawyer of Wayne Co., N. Y. , T.'V , . . Hnp ViaKtAO With nil (kaif TtnTla ira love them still: not noisy. XUA UailVd IV IbU tmLl WMUKs Ik. lauiLa 11 J Ministers Sound its Praise. iiev. Mr. Greenfields, Knoxville. Nervine permanently cured my son of oPVIPK cilts- r eSs,Sod lor tnount- Peopled intentions can only be de cided by their conduct. A Fair Offer m r ri . r r hie v oltaic jjelt uo., oi ai arsnaii Mich.. offer to send Dr. Dva's CIphnt. ed Voltaic Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, "for thirty days, to men, old nnil vniinr. nlilmrd . with nArrrtiia debility, lost vitality, and many other di -eases. See advertisement in thrs paper, t th s eow&w First National Bank of Wil mington capital;8togk. ..... $260,000 1URPIAJSJ FUND. C8.0CI Deposits received and collection n&da oa all accessible point 3ii the United States. DIRECTORS . . BUKKUSS, D. Q. WORTH A. MARTIN, JAS. SPRUNT. GEORGE CHAD BOURN. OFFICERS: E. E. BURRUSS.-r.......... A. KWALKER.. ....... ...... t W. TjARKINS. apl a? President. Cashier At CasUeT FREEforTRIAL An unfailing and speedy enre for Nervvnx Jiiaiiifif aud Weakutts, Ism if riiafit.fB.rid Vifpn; or any evil result tf icdi bv-retiou, ftxc8s, overwork. te., (over forty thou fxnd jioitiva cure.) S-.-nd 25c. for .jKntac5 on trial box of I 1 T T TT- M I VT 'I 1- CI &n6 D!bilr. dC.lho:Tn r"a. lr.i tov -'ycbd&w t th s Christmas Cigars JF YOU CONSULT YOUR OWS INTER est you will order your supplies of Smoking Goods, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, of N. GREENE- WALL), a. The Littla Store Around the Corner. The Best Goods for the least outlay. Guaranteed . best Cigar In the city for the j money. The Diamond and the Angelica are the best o cents uigars to be bad In Wilmington, dec 1- The Excursion and Pic Nic gEAS jN IS OVER AND THE THEATRI CAL AND BALL' Season has opened again and JOHN WERNER, the practical German Barber and Perfumer, Is personally in attend ancc at his Hair Dressing Saloon, 29 Market oireet, oeiwcen water and, Jfront, WRmlng wni ,-V.OCtlo U D Q nrvc i)nn Piii4Iam finiPft i AnnlumiliiiU. BETh ftlAm s-.t i I fa theUnited St, wkose ld?b uosa expkkiksce, I ind iCTMAXinrrcCBHi of all PriTat. Chwmic and Verrona Diae-MS. Aff Actions nf th nu. sibi. .. M.t.k 1 - - ILldnejrm, Bladder, Ernpttoas, Utrn, 01 awriuif wm in o wismu, sore MontK rfcroaa. ISttne PaUt, pcrnancuatly cored a indicated from the aysUm for life. - ' ind rhjtieal Weakness, Failing JtTemorp Weals Eye, Stunted Developrment, Impe&i, wtenta to Marriage, etc., from excesses or an )aue, mpcedHy, safely and privately htred KKXobm Mlddl e-AjTC-dt na Old mn mnA .1 rho need medical klll and experience, coiuu. ".JHiw . unco. uis opiiuan coflvfl nouinar. and ma laTemtnre miserrand saama.. Whn inrin-.nun o TUMfc me cny ior treatment, medicines can be sen' irerywhers by mail or express free fi-om obtcr ". n-it is self-evident that a physician wht rires hi whole attention to a class of diseases at tB treat skill, and physicians throughout th vuur, .uuv.iir i aia, ireitienty reoorameDaaimcur isses to the Old& ci-miliik h. wKA. n kicws rd remedjr is nsed. -Dr. Rate' reme IsiMrtasee. BSrThoee who pall iu wm jjAvrnciKII 111 H K P. tin nn ntnn or LL ooe bit the isoctor. Const lit atioos free and sa.redli lnSil..ll 1 .... .- relief elsewhere. enpAcially solicited. Fern a to Die eases treated. Call or writ. Jlonrs. from 9to4 to At Sonday. IO to 12. tiun8 10 llEALTi UtrrFitcx. Address as above. , nor STlyeodJtw ?t re?7Sy lt t ? nevlr faih?J r 1 ; irregular livers, and broken-dowi 6 for $5. At druggists, or by mail from - , JL H. Allen, 315 First Ave. New York systems from parents or erandpar mm -MISCELLANEOUS. Don't Blame your Grandmother Some people who are sufFerin from thin and impure blood, are ii the habit of saying that their, trouble 13 Ti oi--r. Ifi -t Tl-i rtr flit til 1 J J nuciiw.tA uuu uiuuu, wcax aiuuiaiiK. nts. ; These people often become despondent, and say that nothing can be done for them, and that thev I . " think they will dicj jusr as then Ofrandparents died. wiw - Xhis is a vcry ba(l Mutder. The Diooa tnal courses m your veins. .V "V grandfather s blood ; it is your own. Tt is your own bod-lthat is ailing; . ' . j not that of some good old grand- mother who has been in her jrravc for half a centur-. Instead of com plaining that your ancestors have ' J I . . . . gone back on you, you had better begin to tone up your own blood, regulateyour own troublesome liver, f orrl Gfet ready to enjoy first-rate health. You want iron in your blood. You want a tonic ior nose naDDy muscies nA fVirA Kntb , . , . wain sumcuiiui: wiucii win unvc uui j that debility and brace you up, and -:r . -K,,c- T,nt. IS"- In a word, you want Brown's Iron Bitters. This is a medicine for the living, to make them enjoy life by driving out disease. Its pe culiar preparation of iron enters intc the blood, driving- the badness out . giving enrichment for poverty; strength fqr weakness ; vigor for las situde. How much better it is to take this pleasant and simple remedy than to suffer with the debky and distress which lead down to death. The druggist and merchants in your neighborhood keep Brovn's Irot V" :rs. Try it. 4. dec 3- nrni tcMAw . cd FRESH ARRIVALS ! AtllORE'S CELEBRATED MINCEMEATS In Barrels, ITalf Barrels and PaJla; anil PLUM PUDDING In all sizes. These are the very best goods of thelrfeind. and no family should be without them. ORANGE MARMALADE, amo3t delightful Sweetmeat for the tea table. To arrive on Tuesday next, a fresh supply of GingeiTaffy, Ben's Boston Crackers, Genccove Wafers, CofTce Cakes, something rc.v and nice. . Orange Bar, Almond Macearoons, Cocoanut Macearoons, aad The Genuine Albert Biscuit, In one and two pound Tins. For sale low. John L. Boatwriglit,. nov 12-tf . , Commercial Hotel Wilmington, N. C.' M. SCHLOSS, Prop. JpiEST-CLASS IN EVEEY RESPECT. Ftrst-class Bar and BILLIARD 8 A LOON ATTACHED. o V BLl.Urit Electric Appliances are ent oa'30 Days'-TrlaL rTOMBll UFlLY. YOUIiS OH OLD. I r . W HO arw suffering from N savors Dkbiijtt. ' Losx" Vitaijtt. Lack or Xkkvk ram at VlQOm. WSTMSWBlXtSaS.nlU thM rli.. of a Pkrsokai. Natuss resuftliuar from Annn -nit Othb Causes. - Speedy relief and complete resto ration of HzA,TB,iooa and Makhood QcAaAVTEED. The grandest discovery of the Nineteenth gentury. Send at once for Illustrated Pamphlet free. Address VOLTAIC BEIT CQ.7 MARSH All. RUSH. nov 27 lyeod Jtw t th s 2iin31. I'll take your likenesses. And take them line, 1 Minx your watches - -To keep good time; I do all work well. Entrusted to me. -If you don't believe It Try me and sec. "'"c'.--- 3 MINNER, ."r- wl0t?fflp?SLand Jeweler;' New Market Building (np Btilrs) . I no 2 Silyer Plated Spoons and Forks. low P. DR. (j prices, at Jaoobi's, V i IUILKOAD8, &u Wilmington & Wcldpri Railroad Company. OmCH OF GEJTEE.AL SUPERTjrn5DENT, 1 WUmlngton, N. C, Not 17, ISSS. J Change of Schedule. ' ON AND AFTER NOVR 18, 1S83, AT 1.05 A.M., Passenger Trains on the Wllmlny ton A Wcldon Railroad viU run as follows : - DAY MALL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DULY v Nos. 47 North -and 48 South. Leare Wilmington, Front SL Depot, 8.53 A. M Arrive at WeWos 2.31 P. b Leare Weldon. 3.00 P. M Arrive atWHmgtou,KnratSt.D,it, 8.10 P. M Fast Through Mail & Pamsekozb Tkjltk' dailt No. to socth. LeaTeWeldoo 5.50 V. M Arrive at Wilto'gton.FrontSt.D'p't 10.5P.JW MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAILT No. 43 North. Leave YVUmlnrton s.00 P. M, Arrive at Weldon .i0 A. M. MAIL asd Passexgek Tkains Nois 43 and 42 Leave Wllmlnstton, (Sundays c SSP1 : ..12.30 AM Arrivo at Weldon 6 30 A M Leave Wcldon, (Mondaj-8 cxcejted)l. 03 A M Arrive at Wllnjington. e.Vi a m Train No. 40 South wlU etop only at Wilson Goldsboro and Magnolia. Trains on Tarboro Bi-anch Road Leave Itockf" Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 A. M. and 4.30 I?C M. Dally, (Sundays excepted). Returning, leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M and 3 P. M. Dally. Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Roadlcvt Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. M. Itiv turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.39 A. M. daily except Sunday. Train No. 47 ma b a r.lnu mnnnctinn don for all points Nortn Daily. All rail vi uuiuuvuii, auu aii; CAJjcpt O LLUUtt V Via ISA4 Line. Train No. 4.1 rnnn rlatl-v n1 motor. - ' - - j UJUKVJ UJUOI lUU nection for all Points North via Richmond and All trains run solid between WPmlngton an Washington, and hvp. Pullman tai era attached. For accommodation of .local travel a passen rer coach will be attached to local freight leav ing Wilmington at 7 00 A. bl. Daily except Sunday. JOHN K. DIVINK, - ieneral Superintendent. T. M. EMERSON, Genera' ?a33eBger Asreui. rfov 17 Wilmington, Colnmbia & Augusta R. R. Co. Officii of General Sufekintendkwt. Wllmirytton. N. C Nov 17, 1SS3. Change of Scheduler ON AND AFTER NOV'tt ISth. 1S3, at 4.35 A. M., the following Pa3sener Schea u!e will be run on this road : - No.42 Leave Wilmington, (Mondays excepted) 7.13 A M Arrivo at Flore.nr.p 11.40 Ktk No. 45 Leave Fl rence, (Sundays excepteo; 7.40 VM Arrive at Wilmington.. 12 10 P M NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Nob. 4S Wftft and 47 P.st. . Ieave Wilminelon .. 3.10 P. M .. 2.40 A.fBi .. 6.35 A. M. .. .40 A. M. .. 9. 55P. M. ..10.20 P. M. Leave Florence Arrive at C. C- & A. Junction... Arrive at Columbia Leave Columbia. Leave C. C. & A. .lunr.ttmi ieave lorence T4.33 A. M. Arrive at Wilmiiagton. 8.23 A. M. Night Mail and Pass try geb Train, daily XSO. W W EST. Leave Wilmington..;.... ........;.10.40 P. M. Arrive at Florence. .i. 1.45 A.M. MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAILT . ? No. 43 Eaut. Leave Florence at...:. .35- P. M. Arrive at Wilmington 7.42 P. M Tram 43 stops at all stations. No. 40 stops only at Flcmington. and Marion. Pasaensrers for Colnmhln. n nri a II nninte T L & C It. R., C, & R. R. Stations, Aiken Juno au a.ii puisw ocyona, enonia tase the Seoaratc Pullman SlciTipra fur f!h.Hi- and 'Augusta on Train 43 . All trains run solid between Charleston and Wilmington. Local freight leaves Wilmington daily ex cept Sunday at 6. M) A. M. . JUiLN JT. DIVINE, General Superintendent T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent. nov 17 . . . Carolina Central R, R. Company. Officb of Genebal Supekintkndknt, CNT, i Wilmington. N. C. June 13th. 1SP3 Change of Schedule. QN AND AFTEB JUNE IStb, X8S3, THf toilo-wlns: ijcneaoie will be operated on PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN Dally except Sunday b. LUVfli WIlml-nirfftTi iwi . " p .V l ......... . . I .VI? N0.I.J Leave Baleigh at... 7.35 P. r ,fTU I Arrive at Charlotte at.......7.(X) A. m ? lye Charlotte at......... .8.45 P. No. 2. Arrive Baleish at. .8.30 Af ) Arrive at Wilmington at.... 8.25 A. Paaflenger t Trains stop at regular statiout Time d)jlntll.desIe:na'cd 1x1 4ne Company'i SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. v Dally except Sundays. Leave Charlotte. ssrvp m Arrive at eneiDy 9.00 p. M. jjcavcnaeiuy 7 00 A M Arrive at Charlotte -J....."."'. WJjfK i8? ? closo connection Hamlet with R. A; A. Trains to and from RaJ- SlelMCars between Wilmington .lotte andalelgh and Charlotte? wSSn XCll 'aK0' Station. Alnr- S'o Ak heVUll and TllitB West Xl1 Athens L. C. JONES, ip w t,T ir, ' - Saperintcndent. Sne 13 CnCral Pwwnger Agent Furniture. 200 CUAMBER ANDJPARIXUt smia from 5to$iro. NAv styles and flrstIass Koodaat '-- 'v--v-..; :k GREAT BARGAINS ! riSE BOOK CASES, SIDEBOARDS. - SECRETARIES, WARDROBES. T.TIIRAnv Tinr ' '. v'.k 1 t,g barKaln- CaU and see tz?T? y0HibllT. D. A. SMITH. , liBSlSffiBw' MISCELLANEOUS" ETCapital prim JS7R DOrfinr. Pr0 Louisiana State Lottery We do hereby certify that tor . ' arrangements for all the Mcnthu???! V Annual Urotoings of The 1' terw Company, end U person SS.40 tro the Drajciw m, name art conducted with honestu - Gu in good faith toward all partteXnlFZ, nv to use this emwStflS? sxmuesqr our . 1 signatures attachi ttsements. InctnHrtel In 18 for ?" Tears bv v.. Islature (for Eduratlonal ana iSum.1 poses with a capital of t .ooo.wxv-trT rcwrye fund of $550,000 haa added. J ia bt By an overwhelming poi tilai vote it L fthisc was made apart of the present ConsUtntion adopted December 2d, A. 5S only Lottery ever voted on and en! by the people of any Sate. V i .. It never scales o postpones. Its Grand Single Number Drawlna v place monthly . . A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO wt. FORTUNE."- Flrsi Grand I DrawtofS1 fliironW; Capital Prize. $75,000 100,000 Tickets at Five iil', lars JEacli. Fractions in pff in proportion; mh LIST OF PRIZES. Capital Prize of Capital Prize of............ Capital Prize of Prizes of $6.000... 1 1 1 2 ; 5 7S.CCI Jt 10.0U) .( Prizes of 2,000... 10 Prizes 20 Prizes 100 Prizes 300 Trizes 500 Prizes 1000 Prizes of of of of of of 1,000 500.......... "'' 200. . iW.m .......... 50.... 25.. ..'!"." APPKOXIMATION PRIZES 9 Approximation Prizes of 7i 9 " " 500' 9 .... 2; 1.S07 Prizes amounting to. $385 mj Application for rates to clubs ehoirid be only to the office of the Coppany in New tS For further InformaUon, vrlts .leartv ri. ing fall address. . Make Y. O. Mo?eyX POSTAli NOTES and ordmBrtettrn'br' Mail or Express (all enms of $5 ana upwi by Express at oar expense) to Mr A. DAUPHIH, cr M. A. DAUPHIN, ' 7 Seventh St., Wash'jjjrtoa.D.C. dec J9-wed -sat iw.-diw : Whose debility, xbaut powers, preiuaturs 4ear aad failure to perform lift . duties properly are ctaied k excesses, errors of youth, eti. wiil find a perfect and utizr restoration to robust hcoiu THEMARSTpNBOWi; either stomach urnpgicj w fnEtrnmentSt Thfstrett-nattf 'errnas Debility b4 thTSlCI lavisnni7ml. eaccessful been visa . based a- prfeot duaota, uewund direct met bods and abnolnts thsr onlineiiM. Full information and Trttlit fm Address Consulting: Physician of KAnSTOri REMEDY CO.,45 W.UIMl, KewYori pov 27-lyeodlw t th s'.' --- I' iLvyE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agent for the TANNJBR j -PELANEY EKGISE CO'S ENGINES AND BOILERS, from 4 to IS horse po-wcr ; alsd Tramway or Narr Locomotives. ' '" Engines adapted to Farm use a eiecUltK i . 1 AM VI vt SECOND HAND PORTABLE ENGWW. from o to 15 horse power. antr 1545m 8. W. SKIKB. Bagging, Ties, Twine, 2 fin ft Half Bolls IVi and 2Rv B4GGIS6, i U U U 3,000 Bdl 4 COTTON TIES. 5 Bales BALING T WISE, For sale bv nov 8.; KEBCHNER & CALDER BEOS Bacon, Lard, Molasses, inn Boxeg Dry Salt 8ides; 50 Case. 1 U U 100 II hds if olasses. For isle by , nov 26 KERCHNER A CALDESBSOj, Flquiy Sugar,- Coffee. Innn Bbis FLOUR, all grades, UUU .V) Bbis Refined SUGARS, . ' . joo Sacks COFFEE. For "to br, nov 2G KERCIINER A CAIDEB BEOS 'yjE II A VE FULL LINESOF.T 0B- wWeh we are selling EIGIJT CENTS &iP prices prior to JJay 1st. ; . . , Also a veryflarge stock of GROCERIES i"4 PROVISIONS at bottom l!nircs. WORTH & WORTH- ,- IMT MPir.i S fpiMMi I fctaLf sesSW5 i, tad eodorxewM w. InlrsiSil ir Vtr I ihiL wiuent mwtifjl wrw. ao4 foil iKnpns iini ii it L'lvr i MH.n4iir.iiunHJ'- t tll FtfEEl IT 6 7 HfllDlES AfiA flst-jF f isB!feJi WeaitNer.ousT.lefl hJCSt noud and necessfoljpeda f now retired) fcthecureof es"Jf12. "fr l5pIaLnsealedsavslopyev X Aiim VifL IVAROjfl'CO.s ; nov 27-3yeod&w t th s 'nmitnre Dealer. ".V v nis;j-arkir2 : 'r. -
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Dec. 27, 1883, edition 1
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