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The Daily Review,
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
TUESDAY JANUARY 1, 1884
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Entered at ths Postofficc at Wilmington, N. C,
. aa second-class matter.
Tbc London limes says that the con
tincd depression in trade is a puzzle to
. the community. The revival .of. 187'J
was but temporary," and merchants
now ceniplain that their profits have
either disappeared altogether or are ex
tremely small. While great industries
are admitedly in distress, and nowhere,
is there real prosperity; But it .is
merely the speculative trade which is
i depressed. The hand to mouth trade
i3 fully maintained. The cause of the"
lengthened , depression, the writer
thinks, is to be found in the series of
bad harvests. "
On December 0 the JOarl ot Devon's
Irish tenants met to consider his oiler
as to the purchase of their Holdings. ' A
letter from Mr. 1'ariiell was read, in
which he said that sixteen .years' pur -
chase, provided the yearly instalments
i .. r : if . i. l . i. . . .
uc u tan unci uu mu u ii l in iiiu .uiiuiil..
ine agent suggestcu maKing tins oiler
to Iord Devon, and said that, he had
heard from several laikllords in -the
counties oi ijimcriyK. ami iverry. who
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were watching the negotiations, ami
would allow their tenants to purchase
on similar terms to thosn which rniirht
be affrccd unon
It was resolved to ap-
:r. ,M.in,;tfnn i . .w,.rioin t.
UOIIIIi il lUl.ai lilflll 111 ILO.Ij LW Ik.IIA. I kUIII LIIW
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viuwa Ul luuauia .nut hi v.
would be prepared to make lor their
holdings. A document is :-.aid o have
been signed by more than half the ten
ants expressing their willingness to
purchase. TlTis businesexcites great
interest in Ireland.
The review ofthe financial aspects oi
the year iust .closing, says the New
York Mail, is one that many thought
fill capitalists, wlfo never indulge in
speculations in stocks on a margin, have
been making the past week. The fact
t. a. . e lL. .
wuuTegaru w ine euwis vi me con
tinued and combined assaults on cor
' porate capital and credit are somewhat J
remarkable so much so that tney are
liKeiy to prove r,no greatest saieguarq
against the further success of niendac-
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ji.y uigaui.6t:u rut uusiucss puipuscs,
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ucauiiuaucn.
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xuat me ueciuies m vaiues nave ueeu
due to other causes than those of a legi
timate character, the year's record fur
nishes overwhelming and even startling
1 proof. For instance, there has been
an average decline of 213-4 points in
the stdeks of the "Vanderbilt road.'
j'et the reports show, that the New
York Central earned on its stock in
1383 8.19 per cent., against 642 in 1882;
the Michigan Central 0.49 . per cent,
against 3.33 in 1882; the Canada South- j
ern 4.05 per cent., against 1,52 in 1882 j
and the Lake Shore, 8.11 per cent.,
' against 8.37 in .1882.
By the ordinary rules of estimating
stock values and according to common
sense methods ot calculation, these'
stocks ought to be worth more than
they wchre a year ago, and their depre
ciation, on an average, of 215 points, is
a fact likely to startle a great many
temporarily befogged, investors into
serious thinking on the relations of earn
, incapacities and actual values of stock
. valuations.
But the disparity between the facts J
that determine valuationt, in u healthy
state of financial atlairs and the prices
adjusted by combinations of successful
"raiders" of corporate property, is just
tv evident jn this year's record of the
valuations of other stocks Foriustancc,
20Jias been an average decline ot
"Goutdin the stocks -referred to as
Missouri 1$ vi..: Western Union,
and'Texas andXVias Pacific. 'Kansas
dition and busincssot'kyet the con
tions, especially of. the Wce corpora
have been -materially impl'niou'
Like discrepancies betweeu ine'rea
earnings and decreased valua
tions are obscnable in the de
clines of "the stocks .of "the
Granger roads" from 7 1-4 to 21 7-8
' points. Tho largo declines in the
"Villard stocks" were especially nota
ble, but do not so well illustrate Ihc
main fact to which thinking financiers
are directing their attention, at present.
viz: that a combination ot the ablest,
strongest and most unscrupulous slock
gamblers and of venal aud -(ensatiouai
newspapers have managed to divert the
mind3 of investors from the 'actual
bases o! value.
It tooks as though this divorce of
valuations from values and facts had
lasted as lou as it could, in a com
munity where capital is scckir.c invest
ment, even at very low ratcsi It is in
the interests of all classes of q com
uiunity that the old relations between
, values and valuatious shoujd be re
, 'sumed even in Wall street, and it ii
likely that the reaction from artificial
depression to an active investigation of
the fets on wbjch values rest, will be
strong, and last for a good while, when
it sets iu.
, Itomaa Catholic Jtochbishop Jfapoles
oa Joseph Perche.of New Orleans,
who died last week, was born in
Angiers,. France, iii January. 1805, and
ordainod a nriptm it Wm a t
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: ior
in ltf.17,
Luis uuumry as ; a missionary
t : : t i i i t.- ' i : -r
1642 he was transferred to New Orleans
and made chaplain of the ILrsuline
Convent. Mayll, 1870. he I was made
liishon coadintor in IXrnhhlUiin hdi
and May 25 of the same year,! upon the
, -r-
ucmu oi ivtcumauop wuin, ne oecamc
arcmshop ot the Uioceseof, New Or-
leans. Jie is said to baye ! been dis-
tinguished both for Icarnins and elo-
lUenCC. , I ,.
MOONS II INK.
inaiaii aiiair3corn cases i.owcu
Courier "if j !
NaturalU clocked stocking are the
most striking. Ilodon Tout.
The pluckiest knari ot ancient times
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vus Aauiuius jig ucyer iook; water.
jfVtc Judye . j
Josh Billinirs has made his success by
throwing :t peculiar spell over the pub
- (irief 13 a (luedr'nasshjn. It increasps
i v ! T
the highs, and still uises( one to pina
1 wy Maramn Independent.
-There is no use in telescoping a train
oi cars, t lie people i on ooard cannot
ipo it A, ()- 1'uuimmn
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draynieu and expressmen. ! II thev onlv
average a job apiece a day that makes a
pretty gfod supply of disputes. Boston
l . it si
An exchangd advises bread and milk
poultices as a cure lor sera' che.. Young
husbands wiiTdo Well to no
te this down
reference.
m tiieir dianos lor lutnrc
Jrltwjton luce Press.
w c do not Delicvc iii - race, proserin-
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uun uuu leiepnone ;tnu iuicrapn
fnmnnnmu hivnnhJnw.l,,;! i ..
to that extent that we are
com pelted to
ffo!" Boston
say. '"The I Poles ruust
L07icmercini Bulletin.
Neighbors are verv considerate in
Norway. When a baby i3 born a - pla
card isnailcd upon! the door intormin?
the community of tho fact. Those who
wish to move out of tho vicinitv are
thu3 enabled to do so in cood season.
Burlington Free Press. '
A shabbily dressed woman called
upon one of ourcil zens for a d. e aim.
jng that sbe was in a starvine condition.
The citizen looked upon her I plethoric
'Wim uumieu me avoiruupois . or ine
superfluous jan, ana answerea. "ion
dont i0ok ke a Starving woman." "I
know it,1' she wbintnsly answered:
m bloated
with grietS Hartford
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Let these Thiuzrs be Considered
Thousands of men die everv dav who
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wuiu ucsaveu. sr rejuuiee 13 mainly lO I
h mtnn rnr lhia nicnt hfo If t nam
Unlinnl V. . 4- 4 1 C J: I
fprlainlv h rwlnnoH h nhro.'n mnh
woutd be gained. And yet the proposi
TV'.- . - j uiuvu
tion is verv simDle:l it vou take out
daily more impurities than I is dailv
generated, yon will soon be rid of im-
purities. The effect of this wise prac-
nuc is auuu stit:ii in i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x . i,ivr nnn i
Kidney troubles. But it is equally of
value in head and brain affections; in
Pleurisy, Pneumonia, Apoplexy and
Paralysis. 1 . i .
In chronic and aeute Rheumatism.
and in all affections of the bowels, this
principle soon relieves and cures, when
the medicine used is 'Bkandketh's
Pills. . ' 1
. Yes, when all other means and medi
cine have failed to relieve from pain,
these pills have cured, by taking im
purities froni the bowe.s! and blood, and
thousands of men and women now
place BuandretIi's Pills among the
blessings of mankind. . dfcw
SHOUTS.
Ohio has over
15,000 octogenari-aus
.Mexico is rais
ing its third i banana
crop this year.
Even ladies Ti're prospecting
at Las Vegas, i , i j -
or gold
Petroleum has been discovered in the
Punjab, Ilindostan.
The Pike's Peak Railway will proba
bly be completed by July 4, 1884. 'J
Two or three decayed back teeth
serve to reject a recriiit for the British
army. I: :
England imported
P,000 i head ot
cattle during the mine
months ending
October I. I
Mount Hood, iWashincton Territorv.
is said to be giving evidences of vol
canic activity, i i 1
There is" said to be almost $1,000,00)
of unclaimed deposits in the Massachiu
setts saving' banks. , ,
The vouug ladies of Waco, Tex., had
a dumb supper the other night. Not a
wonV was spoken during the entire
eal. i: . I
Frauuliscovery has been made in San
there arc Uiat some of the Chinamen
and sold as Ml and have been bought
The century pi
years to ripen in the jyhich takes 100'
twelve years to mature iu takes but
and takes only five years in MUfornia,
btatistics just issued bv tho t.
government show that an area of at
least 92,000 acres has been recovered
nurn im: &ca uunng tne last three cen
tunes. . , -
The rapiekers ot Iarla nr i
banished from the city, and the work of
rcmovm" tlin final ho-rie .:n i jTr.
juuiu ijuiuRii ,aqu morougtiiy bv rcni-
Six hunda-d and fifty bottles ot wine,
bougbl in dsnercnt parts oil Paris, bavo
been analyzed at the Municipal Laboras
ami ic wine was I pronounced
y.uiu in omy sixiy cases
m There is a "club" lor workiuir frirl in
londou. Two- iiw-ht in th vZ.t
cuttinr out." and?fiirn n?e.n;n,
w . .w iUiiinir. limi Atrnrt
school, a drill , ana instruction in the
A Toronto man died of mallDox
twenty six. years ago, and last week bis
grandchild slept upon the same bod and
took the disease. The doctor says the
were there all
PERSONAL.
! Mr. J. G. Saxe is nearly bB, aud is an
old man in his appearance and luanner.
Mr. Bret Harte is a thin, nervous
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I UldUi VTIIU ICSLiUSS ejw .aim rUCllvWJ
I man wuij reucss eyes ; juu
refttjires, lie is 45 Years old.
. .w.am v- f lvn vmd , a n ,f rltliAn f
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tr rhnrii
flLemus) as "a young man with red
bair-
Miss M. A. Dodge, whose name as a
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short, stouCfashionably dressed lady.
with brown eyes f
Mr. S. L. Clemens (Mark Twain) is
a happy domestic gentleman oi 48, with
an ordinary and compact figure and a
ru -.u - t . aiiu
V. Nasby) is' a hale and hearty nono
xenarian who served in tnreo ot the
four irrcat wars- of this ftountrv t ifio
seconU - with .England, tne one with
Mcxicq and the civil war.
I Mr. Charles Follen Adams is said to
be" proud ot his mustache. He also
dresses with much care. lie is of
moderate height and slender, and I113
nervous manner, quick eyu and "sensi
tive mouth make bis address attractive.
Mr Colquitt, Senator from Georgia..
and Mr. Alillikcn, -Representative from
Maine, are described as rescmbliiiir
each other as closely as two Dromios.
It would be more complimentary: to the
Ircntlcnien to compare them to the two
Antipiioii ; 1
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Mrs. Margaret J. Prestou makes
yssKM ua viia fVVAJ aiil : lias
uccks so iair anq ruuuy mat tuey
imst bciio tier years, betrayed by the
gray in her light hair. -She -is short and
an easy talker.
What it Dill For -an Old Lady.
Coshocton Station. N. Y..
I Dec. 28, 1878
.(Iknts A number of people had been
using your Hitters here, and with mark
ed effect. In one case, a lady of over
scvcuiy ye;irs iiaii occu sick lor yoars.
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able jto be around halt the time. About
Hix months airo she irot so frelle tlmf. khn
was hefnlcss Her old remmliis -or
I physicians. bcinr of no avail I sent to
1eposit, torly-live miles away, and sot
3 bottle of Hop Bitters. It improved
her so she was able to dress herself aud
walk about the house. When she had
taken the second b Utle she was able to
take care ol her own room and' .walk.
a.neia:hbor s. and bas improved
ail UU,B y wiieanu cuuu
ren nave also derived great benefit
from their use. .
W. B. HATHAWAY, .
! Agt. U. S. Ex. Co. !
!
Not what it is cracked up to be A
worm-eaten nut,
"Roiiffh on Coughs.
- Knocks a Cousrh or Cold endwise.
F?r children ! or adults. Troches, 15c.
I I fill HI filln A r. rlrnfrmaf a .
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W hP.I1 nr. OTrtrlr Snnlnfnro ehnnlH iimn..
CUt-aWa.V COatS
. Prevent sickness by taking occasion
ally one.of Esioky's Little Cathar-
TIC "ILLS a wonderful appetizer, an
absolute cure ot isuuousness. 15 cents.
u"'
A man vrith a "fullV handThe
farmer whose hired man is drunk.
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' Ayer's Cherry Pectoral isi recom-
mended by .'physicians of the greatest
eminence on both sides ofthe Atlantic,
as the most reliable remedy for colds
and coughs, and. all Dulmonarv disor.
ders. It affords prompt relief in every
case. No fami
y should ever be without
it
To spoil ste4klry it.
Ministers Sound its Praise.
Rev. Mr. GreenBelds, r Knoxville,
Tenia., writes as follows : "Samaritan
Nervine permanently cured my son I of
epileptic tits." Here's food for thnnc-ht.
5old by druggists; $1.50 j
The glory ot man is his strength. If
you are weakened down through exces
sive study, or by early indiscretions,
Allen's lirain Food will permanently
mstnrn ftll .nt virrnr anil LfrannlKm 1 1
- T'QW., HK pUtV-WVilVJU ait
Lthe muscles of Brain and Body. &l:
iui j. Aturuffgists, oroy mail from
J. II. Allen, 315 First Ave. New York
City. . ! r. . .cod'. '
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To spoil tea or coffee boil it.
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. A Fair Offer
Tne voltaic Belt Co., Alarshall.
Mich.,oflfer to send Dr.! Dye's Volatic
Belt and Appliances on trial, for thirty
days, to men, young orv old, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, and
kindred troubles.
Sec advertisement'ih Uiis paper,
t th s cow&w i
Twistsjand Twinges.
V brethren," shouted Dr. Talmage one
ungbt. autumnal Sunday, "here is a lesson
from the cornQcl 1. God has arranged that the
ear and the husk shall be parted. Every rheu
matic pain is but a thrust of the husking peg,
and-evcry neuralgic twinge is only a twist of
the busker." ' 1
Possibly; but nobody wants to be husked,
for all that, and nature teaches us to resist the
wbcss. Thcrctore, we accept with gratitude
twists tfu helps us to suppress those very
From his ptoses.
Singling, N. V. home, Grecnmount, near
gentlcnQ, writes: Altdl5acr, a Frtncb
'I have Offered almost U U V
from rhcumausm for many Tc? 0 lorHefc
merouj rcmwic, Which I tried, ? thc na
mo, BuVPAitxeK's Toxic eiTv,. TbeBcfite!
Wacuon. IcermJSr,lm.t!?atsat
Ibtm mv h.tik x-
liU this and use my nanw
are welcome to nu
fw:
Mnun u
, VI
Uon toth f- ih.t Ih:cii atten-
has been known t. . . ITUon.
i know.. .,."UD wmcja
Will hereafter e ,1PyiiTnw
under tbc nanoF PaSs T.Py
Principled dak S.tL,?ic luf.
mcir customers br sal-tit,, i7T ti5Mnr
parauons under the nan f IN
Rtnrxr la really n .,rT5f. 5. J
of Pirc-T' w iuauer ute name
N -
Yoman at the Vash-Tub.
The man who marries a woman
4 jnst to make a drudge of her, or to
use her as a mere household imple
ment for doing domestic work, has
a -.very low idea of.matrimony. He
deserves to have to mend his 'own
clothes, to bake his own muffins, toj
be sick with nobody to nurse him,
and, in a word, to be a miserable old
bachelor. ' . j. : I . - ;
The wear-and-tear on lie woman I
who leads the life of a drudge is
dreadful. - On washing-day she is at
the tubs with her hands in soak and
soap. On ironing-day she is lifting
heavy flat irons, and hurting her
back arid shoulders. Every day she
is lifting a heavy baby, 'wearying her-
self all over, v Then' she is providing'
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for the Keeping alive ofthe man who
k,mw .w. ., iv r v
her. but who is wearing her out bv
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making a SlaVCI OI her. It 111 the
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luuhli) , biic vanes iicr exercises uy
milking the COW, and possibly Carry-
inrr m wnnH'frnm' triA xvcJiA' rxi '
ing HI WOOU irom tne WOOa-pile. -
in the ritv h( iinrJrtak-f3 the vnrtVhr
mine cny,sne unaenaKes tnevanety
ofhftinsr heaw scuttles of coal, and
It does not Kill the! Woman OUt-
right. It enfeebles heri and thins her
blood, and UDSetS her liver, and
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iiiuiw-o nvt uoi j i ) vuiiunuuuj siui-
fering; erievous torment. If she will
r-i L' r rs7r!t1 c vm Hitt'fe hotrtfo enn
is utterly prostrated, there is hope
for her. The fact that many thous-
ands ot weakened women have beeru
built up by this most excellent iron
meaicine is matter lor encoyrage-
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ment to every weary, over-woricecl,
broken-down woman.
. To the blood,
the muscles, the nerves, the liver, and
the stomach; this wonderml prepara
tion gives the life and the refreshing:
that are iieeded. Ask your druggist,
or physician, and they will lell y ou
how the
I ladies are helped by it.
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dec 8-nrm ted&w cd
FRESH ARRIVALS !
ATMORE'S CELEBRATED MINCEMEATS
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In Barrels, 'Half Barrels and Palls ; and
PLUM PUDDING
. In all sizes. -
These are the very best goods of thelrklnd
and no family should be without them.
ORANGE MARMALADE,
a mo3t delightful Sweetmeat for the tea table
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To anlve ou Tuesday next, a fresh supply of
Ginger; taffy,
Ben's Boston Crackers, -
Genecove Wafers, , ' (
. Coffee Cakes, something new and nice.
Orange Bar, j
Almond Maccaroons, - I
Cocoannt Maccaroons, and
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The Genuine Albert Biscuit,
In one and two pound Tins.
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' . For sale low. !
John L. Boatwriglit.
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop.
piBSTULSS IN EVERY RESPECT.
fJ.J1T nfl BILLIARD S A
LOON ATTACHED. m.n n
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National Bank of .Wil-
mmgton.:
CAP IT AL5STOC S $230,000
OTTDT1T TTC ntvn.v. ;
wo ...... 66,0t
i( deposits received and collections: ade on
all accessible points in the United 8Utcs.
DIRECTORS,
E.E. BURRD58, D. G. WORTH
. MARTIN, JAS. 8PRUNT.
X GEORGE CHAD BOURN.
OmCERS :
F. E.
JERU8S.......i...
Preaident.
i Cashier
Awt Casktar
A.K.,WAX
'EAm Ready s,,. Work;
&,: HAT3
dyed in any .a Pressed, alio" l,, !
ov t7-lm
perhaps ot goino; to the sewing-so- L?v-y?-'
lj r . - i & , Train ho. 4. makes close connection at We.-
ciety to make trousers for the Pacific ionforaii iHint North iiiy. aii rail vi
- . , i Richmond, and Ially exceirt banday vU B
Islandfr? - - - Line. - - : - " - .- , . -.
RAJDLItOABS, &C
Wilminston & Weldori
i Railroad Company.
OmcB or gestebai, Svperintknoekt, i
Wilmington, N. C, ov 17, 1SS3. J
Change of j Schedule.
N AND AFTER NOV'B 38, 15S3, AT
JA. M.t Pasecnzer Trains on the viimlng
ton & Weldon Railroad will run a follows : ;
DAT BIAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Nos. 47 North aho 48, Sooth.
Leave Wllmlnrton. Front St. Dept S.&i A J A3
Arrive at Vtfeldon..... 2.SI 1 ! M
Leave Weldon..
SAM P. il
Arrive at YYilm'gton, Front St-D'pt, 8.40 P. BJ
Fast Through Mail A-Passknokk Traxk-
Dailt -No. 40 South. . '
Leave Weldon 5.50 P. M
Arrive at Wilm,ton.FrontSt.DVt 10.i5P Ji
mail and passenger trains dailt
, w ' No-43North-
Leave Wilmington.. ...... . ...... 8.(). P M
Arrive at weidoni.. 2..ojv. m.
Leave Wllminston. i fSundavs
ex
centcd).. ...... .also a m
Arrive l Wchlon.'.
clln. (Mondays excepted)!. 05 a m
Arr11n.1t llfntnff.ftii fi
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Train No. 40 'South will stou only at Wilson
Trains on Tarboro Branch lkd:Lcavc Itosk
1(1 aionul wriarooro At 1..0 A. AI. and 4UJ0 P.
l.I M. iaiJy. (Sumlays lexcci.ted). .Returninir.
1 ,eiiTB rooro ai iv.vu a. ju ana a i M. Pally
I TrHlRS on ScotIaI h.k Branch iad Jc4v.
I "aiirax ror-bcotiami Neck at P. M. Re-
turninj; leave ; Sco;lani
Neck at $.39 A. M
I'r.'iln Na i:! nine ilndtr .ml n..,i-Ju-.
n.9clI.,n fr AH i'oints North via iuclunomt aud
aii trains riin oM,n,..fw w,..,.;
I Washington, and have Pullman I'alace Sleep
ern attached. , .
i nn iiJiinumfciuu oi jocai travel a pa8s.cn-
ff5wiSn
Snncluv: . - . . . .. .
I i ; NpSSSSKj'
t. m. embrsjn, qncra' ia88erser Aenu
Wllinillffton, ! ' Columbia
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A Aiityncto H R
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ort wx 6f genekal superintenp
WUmlnirton, N. C. Nov! 17,1883.
of Schedule,'
"VN !AND ATTEMOV'R IRth ia
&'Sr!S29
J 4.33 A.. M.. the following PaasencpT Shfi
No.42 Leave WllmWgton,(Mondays i;; " '
" Arrive at' Florence...... ..li.jn a m
No. 45 Leave Ti rence, (Sundays
e.s.cepjeeu;.... .............. 7.40 P;M
Arrive at Wilmington....... 12 10 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, pALLY NOB. 4S
A Weft and 47 TZaAt. :-. ' - ; ;
Ieave Wllmlnjrton t . g in t; m
Leave Florence. i f . 2. 40 A.I M.
Arrive at C.C.4A. Junction. ..j:. a m.
Arrive at Columbia fi.40 A. M.
ijeuve vujuiuuia.. ............ ....... a. oor Ai.
ijeave i;.. c. A. Junction..... " ..lo an p. m.
Leave Florence.... a ai a m.
Arrive at Wllmljagton... 8.2a A. M.
"uni aiAiL. aku rASSENOER TRATN. DAILY
.. ., j . No, 40 West. : ... , .
ueave vvimunff ton.. ................10.40 P. M.
Arrive at Florence.... l;45 a. M.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAIM;"
" : No. 43 East. .: i
Leave Florence at....... ..V....3 35 p M
Arrive at Wilmington.. .......7.42 P.M
Train 43 stops at all Stations. "
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton." and Marloa
Passengers for Columbia and all points on .
& C. R. R., C., & R. R. Stations, Aiken Juno
S?niald a11 rints beyond, should take the
Night Express. . . 1 7
oeparure iruiiman sleepers for Charlestop
and Ausrusta on Train 4S. m
r11.11"?3"10 8oUd between Charleston and
Local freight leaves' Wilmington dally ex-
JOHN F. DIVINE,
1 OenP.m.l Rnnf4ntan1mt
T. M. EMERSON. General Passenger Acent.
AJ W A. I
Carolina Central !R, B.
Company. " i
OtTicK of General supiitiNTENDsT i
Wilmington, N. C.; June 13th, 1&3.
Change of Scheduled! ?
QN AND AFTER JUNE IStb, 1883, TH
Sloarff:SCnCanI operated on thl,
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
i Dally except Sundays. . '
No i I tel! t.......,7.O0 P. M
J Arrive at Charlotte atV."'?." M
w 7 v00 unriotte at....:r.. -8.t-p' t
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSENGER, MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT
Arrive at Charlotte I'.'.'.'.'.". io' 4-
Atlanta and allpointa i
nthwest le'cnB
-. i
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C. JONES.
F.
iune
LYON&HEALYfl
e & Monro; Sts..Chicago.a A'
Slate j
Will
lW.m far Aa . 7.T?. ""
PUBOELL HOFSlT-,
TJNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, '
Lata Proprietor i A tlan U HoS
In all Its appointment. Tana, .o .n . VlilBl
-wwjiWji
MISCELLANEQ
GTCapitalPrizo G7
Tickets only $5. Shares in
voruon, i
Louisiana Stats Lottpfn
.06mpdy-tery
fe do hereby certifi Vet tee .L-.
arran dements for all tht Afnthi.. t".vtt
Monthi.
105
Annual Drawings of TketisjaJr.
tery Company, and tn person ruinan.
trol the hrawinat heinlJ 77 ?M
same
me ure conducted with tonttv Jrl
good faith toward all vrti,, VJrvne ad
in
ize the Ommartv to use Lxtt" or
similes of our signatures iattiu&hvZ'e.!
tistnunis. I j j n ttr
tommissibrifxi.
1 neon k rate
Oil tn iSflita' , J
isiaturc ror
Educat!d.al lUUt
Foscs-wlth a capita tof tl,m,mZatE
reserve fund ..rf:;..0(rfo?
i By an overwhelm r6tuia'-.
Constitution adpptftcceibeifeVil TJ?
The only Lottery ver voted oii w J
by the people of aiift?atT "nrf( tndorted
It never snles or postno, , 1
Its Grand SlnlclSumbcr riMiJ. J , 1
place monthly. " r "swings ) bke
A SI'I.EDlDblPOItTrTvin, J'lL ' J.
FORTUNE. TFlrsjrand Drawii. 'j
at New Orleans. Sucsdav. .Tiwtl '"fl..
Uapitai 7ize; S75.aon.
t OO ,000 Ti Jcets at Five Del
larsj Kadi, fractions in Firtli
in proportbn. j "
. ; j LISIOF PRIZES. '
5 1 Capital Prizf of...i...; ' " 7.
1 Capital PrlSof J ' T
1 Capital Prizfof . ............. .1 J t
. 2 Trfzcs of fI)0p...........-,.7. gjj
lp-i----'"-:: S
20 Prizes of soo.;.fiJ;.-.J.;.;i. " K
100 Trlzes of 200.........J... K
300 Prizes of 100...U....1... r"'"
500. Prizes of J 50...j.....I.
1000 prizes of j 25...J. I....::::; :!5
ArPl JXMATIOK ,riUZESL
9 Approxtiauoii Prizes of I7.V)
9
9
r
4.-'',
V50
1,967 Prizes,- inountlng to. .. .....i 1 $2C5X)
Appucanonior rates to clubs should be made
only to the nice of the Company In New Or-leans.'-
, 1 ''-'i-i -
-For fnrtherfnfonnaon,. Write! clearly, tt
tag x full adfcess. . Make P. O.' Money Or
ders payable hid address Kegisterbd Lettento
NEW ORLE&S NATIONAL BANK, i ;
I New Orleans. Ia.
P.9STJ0TES, d ordinary letters by
Mall or Exifesa (all sums of $5 and upwards
by Express it our expense) to i -
M. A. DAUPHIN,
' r :"' ' I -' New Orleans. Li.
or M. A. liuPIHN, - -i .
- Ml Seventh St." Wa Bhtn trtrm ' 15. nj ;
r'dec.l9-wdat.4w-dAw.;v..,iUH : i , . 1
THAVI BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agent
lor ttic B ANMSK &, DELASEY ENGINE
CO'S KLINES AND BOILERS frpn
horuo per ; also Tramway, or Narr
INESl AND BOILERS fromll to ISO ,
-comdtyes. y, Jrv' , -J
-,Engifs adapted to Farm use a specialty.
T n hand and for sale very low, FIVK
OKCOUJ HAND PORTA ISLE ENGINES,
irom rxo is norsc power. ' , f ,
angg4?m . 8. W. SKINNER
digging, Ties Twine,
2H IIalf Bolls 1 and 2ffi BIGGIXS,
jUyU 3,000 Bdl COTTON TIE8
llfl , JASJ X TT A.I Hi,
'.'.-- For talebr. r-. U. :, .
6 KERCHNER & CALDEnj B RQS
Bicon, Lard, Molasses, (
100
Boxes Dry Salt Sides: AO Cases LarfJ
1(VI flhrla ITnla.nn.. VJ ..1. II
nov?26
KERCHNER & CALDBBj BEOS
'lour, Sugar Coffee.
1 ' linn ?bJ fi(9UR, an grades, 1
X, UU U SO Bbla Refined 8UGARS, i
' f w oac" c;u r jsk. Jr'or saw vj
hot 26. : KERCHNER ACAI.HF.R BROS
j i i - ' I
IfTE HAVE FULL. LJNESIOF.TOBA
f . ' 'I"
rhfch. we are selling-EIGHT CENTS uo
prltes prior to May let.
Also a veryIare stock of GROCERIES i1
4-
PROVISIONS at bottom figures.
WORTB & WORTB
ChristmaG Cigari
F TOU CONSULT YOUR OWN
IntU-
est you Will order your supplies of SmokW
Giods, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, of N. GREE
WALb, at 'The littla Store Arourid
Corner,
The Best Goods for the least outf
Una ran teed , 4est Cigar In the1 city for
i
nvney. k . J- 1 t
Tho Diamond and the Auclicu are the P
5 tents Cigars to be had In .Wilmington. .
',de AU " ..sI"h J,- fi :' '. .
The Excursion : and Pjc) Nif
q EASN IS OVER AND THE THEA1
CAL AND JJAXL .Season has opeiied
and JOHN
WERNER, the practical GeiJ
Pert tuner, is personally bS
uvt uu renmner, is personauj iU'.Zyd
ance at his Hair fMi1n Hlvm. 29 MsT?
street, between Water and Front, I Wif
ton. . C.' i ;: :. j : Oct"
. O- D. Iorrill.
TJ NDERT AKJER, CABINET ' vjVEJ&-
CAEPENTEE. Office and Work' Shop on $
ad street, opposite Sontherland's tble-.j
ReSMAtflllhr anllMtA nrHr and
9
rood work, prompt delivery and saUafAoUoi
sverv rrjv.t. . . i'
-nrtT" 11 fypm" i ii. u i1 "
I k ? T '
- at. . i
7 1 - - - v - i I L
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