T h Daily Review.
- , Uj.Nii. r. JAMhS. E.litor & Prop
V!lMIMt iUN. N.
TUK DAY. MARCH -25,
Wslervd al the oUiil(x l WliialivVin. - C.
aa enuid-clas tvallnr .
UMJH AND UlttW.
There i a movement, on ft to btiiM
a Homo for uch ex Confederate
SoMier a have bn incapacilated
from lab r by tho wound ami if. seises
Incident V tbe late War. ami to fa ihcr
this most Uudabfe objt'ct we are 4; lac!
to notice thl toruo of the lils of the
Grand Artny oft bu llpublic are cou
tribaling of their funds. It is iulfuded
to establish the Home at Richmond.
Va. and Mr. John K. Iane. of that
city, bas just receive! a letter enclosing
10. the amount contributed by Edwin
M. Stanton Port. G. A. It . Departtuca
of Ohio, and forwarded; by Mr. .1 nines
La very, Post Commander. Iu his
' Jclter to Mr. Lane, after altribting the
wnallncss ol the donation to the size o
the port added to the fact that it bai
recently contributed liberally to
comrades who bad aufTertd by the
floods. Mr. La very says:
Wo do this in the name of humani
ty, with the understanding that in so
doioz we do not lesson oar conviction
that the principles for which we fought
were tizht. and those for which our
friends in eray louzht wero wron.
We haro no doubt that our Confeder
ato friends thought that they were righr,
because no one who is not conscious
that were right can fight as they fought.
We recognize you our o!d foes, as
brare men. worth? of respect duo to
the bravest of the brave. We should
bo triad to take each one of you by the
hand as a symbol of eternal friendship.1
InreDlvMr. Lane said: ,And we
would also thank you for the patriotic.
fraternal tone of your letter, wtnea we
recinrocate In every particular, and if
any of yoa uns from the Buckeye
State should ever come "on to Rich
mond. bv callioz at our Veteran Hall
you will find the strinz on tho outside,
and all you will havo to do is to pull
and walK In to onr camp fire, and you
will Hod we uos from the Old Domin
ion ready to grasp each brother by the
hand Id the true spirit of fraternity,
charity and loyalty. Tho 'Hots in Blue
and tho 'Boys in Grey have now a
common country and a c mini on flsg.
and tho latter challenges the furmi r to
giro more steadlast allegiance to either
than they do now and will nnlinue to
do:
This prompts the Columbus (Ohio)
Dityitch. a Republican paper, to say in
language that is far above tie mere
partisan:
The door is wide open to every man
woman and child in the United Slates
to send a mile to aid in the rcctiun ol
this Homo. There is n-j more appro
priate way 01 building it. tn wiicn we
cm have any lot or part, thin bj olun
tary contributions. Indeed, a seurr-ms.
uni'.fxl effort on the part of the Blue and
the (irey. and of the friends of both,
to build thU Homo by voluntary con
tributions in money or article t b"
exhibited acd scld at the Fair u be be d
in Uicamoitd for the benefit of the
movement bcinnintf May I. IBS!
will do more toward making us what we
ouhl to be in every fibre of our souls,
one pcpl. than anything we can think
of In that connection. Th beans '
true nin respond nobly to art of kind
nes. No auuie evi-r fought bt!tr
than tho? marshaled under the nb l
commanders and we have reason to
bo proud of them for oi.e "thiosf-they
were composed of American citizen.
Lei us. as citizens, voluntarily do wlut
we can to brighten the laM day ot the
o!d. infirm, brave men of the rebel
army wtvj niiy bs without eomfortablr
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PmiSONA
t-
Georgq Ehret. nneof tho wealthiest
brewers of New York1 city, has accu
mulated from two to three millions in
tho last twenty-five years.
Mine. Grevjlle. the novelist, whose
pictures of Russian life has given her
place in French, literature, intends to
visit America next Autumn
Archibald Forbes, the war correspon
dent, has so many foreign decorations
and orders that he has caused a lot ol
the least valued to be made into a neck
lace for his littledauiihter.
Mr Char-es Ooaley has lived in New
Yrlr rtv for ninetv-seven , vears. and
is now approach. ng his IttM birthday
Emperor Pom Pedro, ol Brazil, has
rcineu longer man rsuimiui ''
although he will be only 59 in April
But he ascended the throne when be
was G ears old. wbi!e Emperor ll
liam did not tret his crown until ho was
52. The trood Uom l'Klro ha3 reine
fiftv three vears. on longer than any
other living sovereign. Queen Victoria
will complete the forty seventh year o
her reign on June 20.
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SHOUTS.
Geo. W. Child's profits from the
Philadelphia Ltthicr are set down at
S 450.000 per year. 1
Meissonier, a French painter whose
name has become pretty well known 01
late by tho notoriety given him by Mrs.
Mackav. wears a Ion? white beard. 110
ll 72 years old. 1
Gov. Hoadly. of Ohio, has expressed
himself in favor of Senator Payne for
the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency. .
One can bcem to see lamb s wool in
tho leonine mane of March,
Already theluds are swelling upon
the pussy willows and soft maples, and
base balls turn uneasily in the bands of
the small boy.
"Judge Field." says tho Washineion
bs, "stands alone, but the brain and
conscience of the country is with him.
and tho best minds of both the great
parties aro earnestly desirous of so
amending the Constitution as shall
render it impossible lor any tribunal to
Kite it a dmerent interpretation Irom
that which he has given."
Mr. Gladstone's advanced age and the
prolonged strain of overwork would
ustify bis retirement Irom public life.
but it is hoped in America as well as iu
England thai his .ntiength will be ade
quate lor tho gre.it reforms which it is
till bis ambition to accomplish.
!
homes, for the sake or a belter lee.in
between the tvo stations among those
who are to come after us. Ue make
no criW of the principles maintained
b the war. Wo simply respond to the
dictates of our better nature.
It is said that some .two hundred
operatives in the Paterson silk mill8
have Imbibed disloyal pcnliments in
regard to Protection and have presented
their views somewhat in this style:
No matter wht the taritl was. the
working class received nn hMru fr.'in
It; their wai wore "neilhfr advanced
when th larilTwa inorwtMil. mr we t
they rotluvd when it was lowered;
their condition is worse every day.
while the manufacturer h.tve nlj
gt rich, build maniin. drive
lancy turnouts, extend and.lMau
tily their mills, and live a life o1
luxury, all an the stengih or tne pro
tective tariff, which i upponl to ben
efit employee and employer aHke. but
which, in tact, only benefits the latter
They aid they expected the .abolition
of the tariff would reduce their wages,
but their would be olher advata?es
thtt would make up for it in the shape
of cheaper clthine and food and. con
sequently, low rents. There would be
less money in circulation, but they
mnld rt more tor their money loan at
the present time."
Foil Drsi ErstA. Indioestiox. De
pression of Spirits and General Debili
ty, in their various lorms; also as a
preventive against Fever and Ague,
ind other Intermittent Fevers, the
Ftuuo-PnosriiouATED Euxik ok
Caluxta." maJfl 1 by Caswelu Haz
ard & Co.. New York, and sold by all
Drogtists, is tho best tonic; and for
patients recovering from Fever or other
sickness, it has no equal. tu aw
A true woman fears more than an
axxny the appearance ol uvll
Something old-Allen's Bilious Phjsic
Aots quickly, relieve! ProwpOj- and
DeVer lails to care Sick Headache and
ConstipMion. 25 Cents, largo Lottie.
At all DrugghU. cod
l-lIit Yearn Scrofula Cured
A valued correspondent. Albert
biuipson. K-iq.l writing Irom Peoria,
111.. iays: ".SiMincai Acri'tue cured
meof scr.itula, alter havin suffered for
Vf.ua witn the disease" Mr. Simp
won lives in Peoria. Ask him. Your
druggist keeps it. $1.50.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
nr. hms jvtiru "thai nm mLTTTSt tht
arrangement for all the Monthly and bevfr
Annual Drawing of The Louittana
t riinwiuw. and tn nrMm manaoe and con-
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ize the Company to use thisXertificate.ysiihfac-
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FOR 1884.
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Wilmington & Wcldoi
Railroad Company;
O mens or Gkxe&al SxreKSisrsxtpwsri,
I . ; ..- -Wilmington.
K. C. Nor 17. 18SS .
Leave Wilmington.,
A rrl vc at Wcluon . . .
Change of Schedule.
rJH AND AFTER NOVR 18, 1835, AT 1.05
VyA. M., Passenarer Trains on the Wilming
ton x weiaon liaiiroaa wiu run as; follows
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DaIM
Nos. 47 North axt IS Sotrra.
Leave W llmington, Front St. Dept, 8.53 A. Ml
Arrive at Weldon 2.31 P. M
Leave Weldon .................... 8.00 P. M
Arrive at WUm'gton. Front SL D'pt. 8.40 P. M
Fast Through Mail A Passkngkh Traim
Dailt No. 48 South. -
Leave Weldon.... : .......... 6.50 P. 11
Arrive at Wilm'gton.FrontSt.D'p't 10.i5P.Jli
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAILT
No. 43 North.
8.00 1. M
.... 2.' A. M.
Mail and Passenger Trains Nos 45 and 42
Leave Wilmington, (Sundays ex- .
cented) .-. ..1130 AM
Arrive at Weldon i.... t. 6.30 A M
Leave weldon, (Mondays exceptedll. 05 A M
. . fir 1 1 . . i ' 49 - m.
Arrive aip uuxiuwii.. ....... ....... o.aa A. Jti
Train No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson,
uoiusuoro Knu ALagnoua.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at 1.S0 A. M. and 4.S0 P.
M, oally, Sundays excepted). Returning
leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M and 3 P.M. Dailv.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25, P. M. Re
turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.30 A. M.
dally except Sunday.
Train No. 47 makes close connection at Wel
don for all points North Dailv. All rail via
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bav
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes close con
nectlon for all Points North via Richmond and
Washington. -All
trains run solid between Wl'mlngton and
waBmngion. ana nave irmiman .rai&ce aieen
era attached. .
or accommoaation ox local travel a passen
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 7.00 A. M. Daily except
Sunday. i
JOHN r. DIVINE,
General Superintendent. .
T. M. EMERSON, Genera' Passenger Azenu
pov 17 j ;j. :y.y.C;.-
STSSXS Wilmington,- .Columbia
& Augusta, 11. R. Co. J
Offiob or General Supestntewoestt.
Wilmington. N. C. Not 17, 18S3
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MAKCU 3IIIITU.
Kven luen-of-war s metinies cet so
hard up lor female jciety that they
have to hug the shore. .
Whin a bachelor says ho is single
from chiiic! it makes him mad to &sk
rum why thu girl mndo choice ol some
other fellow.
Many a youn:; man has learned, to
hi sorrow, thai it is easier to pop the
question than lo question tno pop.
Together tliey wero looking er the
paper. "Oh. in v. how funny! aid
she. -What ii it?" ho asked. "Wh
here's an ndverliemei)t that says. ' No
leasonablt r.il'er refusetr." "What's s
fwhl ab.'ul thai?" "cNothin, nothinsr,"
$he replied, trying to blush, "only those
35 S. Clark St., Opp. Court House, CHICAGO.
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orrs ..wrlOMff or tne uiano,nre uoau
rhruMt. Hone Palna perinanentljr cared n4
raaicaia iroui ine aystem lor ine.
KCRVnUC 7rbttlty,Impotncy,Sfmlna
tiimim UUO Losses, Sexual Decay, Men ta
md riuj9ical Weakness, Failing Memory
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Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER NOVR ISth. 1883 at
4.23 A. M., the following Passeneer Sched
ute will be run on this road :
No.'42 Leave WIlmlngton,(Mondays ,
i-xcepiea; ...d 7.1s a m
" Arrive at Florence ...11.40 A M
No. 45 Leave Fl rence, (Sundays '
excepted)..... 7.40 P M
Arriveat Wilmington.. ..,..12.10 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Nos.
Wect and 47 East. . - , :
Leave Wilmington L 9.10 1. M.
Leave Florenoe.. .............. ...... 2.40 A. M
Arrive at C. C. A A. Junction...!... C.55 A. M.
Arriveat Columbia ft.40 A. hi.
fteave Columbia 9. 55 P. M.
Leave C, C. A A. Junction. 10. 20 P. M.
Leave Florence .....4.33 A.M
Arrive at Wilmington. .4... 8.23 A. M.
Nioht Mail and Passenqeb Tkain, Daily
o. u west. ' .
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Arrive at Florence 1.45 A. M.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No 43 East.
Leave Florence at.. .. ............ 3.35 P M
Arriveat Wilmington.......... 7.42 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton. and Marlon,
Passengers for Columbia and all points on li
C t If i Mr. n W atnHAna ilVi. Yn
.... " . 1 v. w.waao. vuu'
tlon, and all points beyond, should take the
Night Kxpress.
Separate Pullman Sleepers lor Charlestoi
and Augusta on Train 4S.
ah trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington. j
Local freight leaves Wilmington dally ex
cept ounuay at o.iw a. si. . - r
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Snrjerlntcndent
T. M. EMERSON, General Paasenger Agent
nov xi
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BUTTER. Z
North Carolina...
Northern
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CHEESE, k"rr-.
Northern Factory.. 1
Dairy. Cream... 7
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Mackerel No I f ddl bU- ! I
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00m, cargo, in duik, vhu&m
ljoeu. canro. in dreb. nun., a .
- t3orn. ; cargo, mixed. In ban.. i
- Oats, from stoxe,......,.. I (
OOW X CiU' ...... ............ 1 11 m
Green. ...
Drv.. .... .... L. n
HAY, V 100 lbs (
JSaeterB.i .....M...ll
Wcstcim 1 M 1
North Elveri.'..i;. i
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Northern.. . .. .. ... n
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LIME. V barrel..;...... 1 1
LUMBER, City Sawed, f H ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed. u n f
Rough Edge Plank 13 n 1
Wes t India Cargoes.accordliii' )
' " to-quallty;.....i...;.,....jj 00 f
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. if 00 1
Scautlingand Board. coWo.Jfoe L
MOLASSES, y galloff- III
New CropCuba. 1 f
Porto Rico, in rada.. ........ oo f
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n t
are uiy-aentiruenu.
Ala Lake KriC plnuro n-sort last kfnOdo'iiilal. I'ase which have ; failed in obtainini
summer n certain sjiiall party of young tr. t,. c& Vr write. Honr, from to 4
lauifs went on t lr a sail. 1 he yacht
was maoaBrcI by a handone young
hnalinan. who unconsciously made a
mash on the jolly girls. Shall I hug
tho shore?" anked thu .s.ntlcir. " Well
js il i hat's tho lH.st, yu can do." was
thu reply of one of the girls.
t S.ir.dajrf. IO to IS. -UCiIK TO II K ALT)
Tr. A1dres as abuve.
v 27 lyeo1Aw
t tb a.
If People W,lc,iew
they shu!d ctuntrlict thu injurious
effect of tobacco upon llie UiHh. with
th slcrlio prefer vat ive and puriOer.
SOZODONT. which not only whitens
the Ufili and rinlfis i he uuis healthy.
but o-iiiilifs lrMii the teth evry ob
jeclionablr! uJor. (Attain liKith pow
der. pastes and washes, although they
cleanse, also injure the denial enamel.
but this ni.vehli-5.-V toilet auxiliary pre-j
ervi-6 and strvnetheos it. Its origin 13
botanic and its llavor and odor delight
Itil.
, f DR. f .
V-AND -AFTER J
PTTEOELli HOUSE.
-JI?DEB NEW MANAGEMENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C
B. L. PERRY. PToprteior.
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. JTlrat-Claas
In all IU appolntmenta. Terro 2. ll i 1 2.00 a
In bbls.
Sugar House. In hhds..L
r ' lrbbla......w
Svrup.ln lbls...i.... .......
NAILS, Reg, Cut. lOd lull.. 1 1 1
OILS, V gallon. ; . r - , ; 1 j
Kerosene,. .......... ......... Of
LMra...i.. 4....1I
Linseed..;..
R03ln.. ........................
Tar...... M l
Deck and 8par I
POULTRY
. Chickens, live,' grown... I
M Spring.... I
Turkeys. . ......... I
PEANUTS V busheL. I
POTATOES, ybnshel-
Sweet..... .................... I
Irish, Vbbl.. ................. II
PORK, V barrel- w '
City Mesa.. .................. .II
: frmt 11 1
Bump..; ill
BICE Carolina, V lb........
' Bough. V bushel............. I
BAGS, V" lb-Country....b...
Cltv L.... 1
TtOPlI! M IK
Carolina Central It. R. si5vrrX2w?k AluIB
Company. I
Offiob of General SuPEBiNTjewumx,
Wllmbigton, N. C. June 13th, 1883.
Llvernoo ....
Lisbon i -J
American I
7RAR. if IK Ciiha. ...
Porto Rico......
Wanted.
A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE TO
When tho State is corrupt then the ,
laws are roost multiplied.
Decline of Mini
Nervous Weakne.-s. Dysoepsia.
d lability, cured bv
Impotence. Seu
1 Health IN
enewer. I.
A N'ew York concern makes
euin? ealskin iaciucs.
eotl
money
BEFORE
Elictric Apoliuces are tent on 30. Days' TiiaL
TO MEfl ONLY, YOUNQ OR OLD,
Tt7"IIO ar wvKerinjt from Kibtocs Dkbilttt,
Lorr ViTAUTr. Lack of Nkktk Fokcb akd
Viwub, WajTIno Weaknesses. m.mi all thoa diseases
of a rcxoAt. Natibb rfuitlnr from ABCtES and
Other CAisca. Spot! leiiff ami complete nsto
rutton of Mealth. ixa and Miihood Ouakaictkei.
The Krantieat djucorery of tha Nineteenth Century.
Send at once for lliusiratod famplilct free. Addrcaa
VOLTAIC BELT CO., MA8XHAIL, MICH.
stabllah a manufactory thereon, ell-timber
ed cypress lands. Parties who may have such
lands to dispose of are requested to communl
cate, with me at Wades bo roor by letter with
Mr. Josh T. James, at Wilmington in person
Full prrtculars as to exact location of lands
number of acres, probable yield of timber ci
the acre and .lowest price, must be mad i
known. JOHN T. PATRICK.
State Immigration Agent.
aplld-tf I wdhoro. n
1 ,
North Carolina Resources.
'One of the most uaeful series of dGserin
tive books ever published about any State "
Boston Poet.
ii
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Change of Schedule;
N
I'
AND AJTKB JUNE 13th, 188S, THE
will be operated on thi
No.L
No.
ov.?7.lreo!&w
ttb s
U hy ufler with Malaria ? Emory's
bTANUARi Clkc rii.13 are infallible,
never; fail to cure the most obstinate
cases ; purely vegetable. "23 cent, cod
Kl
a a
3T mall. feamDle
'ANAKKSIS."
110KSWXOCX.
Tvo thousand British troops are
Scetland and thirty j thousand are
Ireland. f
in
in
'a inSaiHiiM rwm for PIIm.
I Price fl, ax druggists, or
I eni prepaid dt mill, bampie
la ten. Box 24
UFFE R E
mat inurai AiBprtidaBe,
Xareooa Oabihtr. Mantai rn.iv
al Waaaaaaa. Vainabla infonaa
f'i"J DtAG.Oiia.Bax aaChicawo
dot 37 vamlJkw t tht m
A Urursrist'a Story.-
Mr. Isaac C. Chapman, Druggist,
Kcwburs. N. Y., writes us: "I have
for the past ten years hold several cross
of DR. WILLIAM II ALL'S BALSAM
FOIl THE LUNGS. 1 can say ot it
what I cannot say of any other medi .
cine. I hare never beard & customer
speak of it bat to praiso its virtues in
the highest manner. I have recom
mended it in a great many cases of I
Whoopins; Cough, vrilh tho happiest
effects . I bare nsed it in my own
family for many years; in fact, always
havo a bottle m tho medicine closet
ready for use." . ' -
WeakNervousLlen
VT" 4bIHty. exksaticd
iHwra, pre.aiA.tnra .rear
and (Aal ara to perform lira
oU propHj ara oaoaad br
flS rrora of j-ooLh. att
wUl And a narfert and laatiac
rmoratioa lo -fcwa avealcla
Igai u Bauaatfcoa4 ia
THEMARSTON BOLUS.
.iioer autcaara aracftavc a or
irammta. Thta tr-Atmaatof
."r
oceWu!i T611? txrttit diaaoaia.
axw mm Aiwt tmiHma aad ab-olnta thw
TI? in'?ra,Ka od, Traaaaaa frea.
B11R5T0M RIKEOyCfX. 4CW.ua St. KcvYork.
vot t7-lyjodAw t th s
Hale's Industrial! Series.
Two Volumes Now Ready.
1. Tub Woods and Timbers op Vnxn
I aBOusa. (Jurtls's, Emmons', aod Kerr's
js namcai Jteports; supplemented bv accurate
Cjuoty Beports of Standing Forests, andlllua-
ixaieu uy an excellent Aiap ol the State.
1 Volume 12mo. Cloth. 27S pt.. 1.25.
II. Is the Coil axd Iros Counties of
Nokth Carouna -tmmoiu', Kerr!-, Lald
ley's, Wilkes, and the Census Reports; sup
plemented by full and accurate sketches of the
Fifty six Counties and Map of the State.
1 Volume 12mo. Cloth. 425 pp., $1.50.
Sold by all Booksellers, or mailed postpaid.
on receipt of the price, by i
wll ' E J. HALE A SON,
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
New York
r- P'l HAE. Publisher, Ralebth. N C
sept 29.
Choice New Crop Molasses
following fccnocraie
Kauroai :
PASSENGER HAIL AND EXPRESS TRAI??
Dally except Sundays.
ive Wilmington at 7.00 P. M
Leave Raleigh at .7.S5P. M
Arrive at Charlotte at. 7.00 A. M
1 Leave Charlotte at .....8.45 P. M
1"? KaJelgh at.... .8.30 A. M
j arrive at Wilmington at... .8.25 A. M
Passenirer Trains ston at nxri( fHM.i
and points designated In the Company's
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSKNf 41TR matt.
KAPRESS AND FREIGHT.
T pally except Sundays.
T; 5.30 P.M.
rlli. Lwt "'oy 9.00 P. M.
Aatsoueioy.. ...................... -7 00 a m
Arrive at Charlotte....; ll 'ia' a U
A Coffee...
C
Ex! C" .............. .mm.
Crushed.......
Oi" a tm aa, .t . a a. - .
6UNGLES(7 Imt M....
ATmftrinn mm
Cypress JSaps... ...-JJ
ivprees Hearts : i
! STAVES, V M-W. O. BarrtL-B
R. O. Ilorshead... 1
TALLOW, t ft ;i
TIMBER, V M feet-SMpptef I J
i Fine Mill 9!
Mill Prime...
mxxxx at Au ....... --11 i
Common'Mlll. "'ii
Inferior to Ordinary , I
w HiaitK 1 , v gaj oruw-; . 1
onn tjaroiins........" -.
1 it waj, v w ' Him
unwasnea...
Brrrrr..
:s
for the wOTkltf ,
cents for poinii
mail Tourrm.--r
.1. .U-t 1J r" '
dox 01 sampje gooua 'z:yi t
way of making more monfJ1"'-, 1
yuu ever iiiuugu yy00.""
Capital not required. VTew,;
GOLD
you ever
ran arrrfe- all thA lime Of "dw
vonna- and old. You can
Tke work is universal J
a U I youox anu oiu- a w irvi.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close MMflww, I eenta 10 every evening
Through Sleepltiar Cara hotatm w.
and Charlotte dilrh ad ChrlnSrBWB
wn0' Afse. Station.
ucu sna poinu West
. L. C. JONES,
T W CLartt arl -Snperintcndeat.
fun! is l4AEK General Passenger Agent
fled we will Bead $1 to P7jLW
writing us. Full pirtlrn
aon VrrrtnuP Wlil T.r-
who give their whole time JJ:
success absolutely ct
now. Address biw'-bI
best book ever sold for' J J 1
pnee. The fastest sebW j
ImmMM nroflts tO SXWU" -
EINBIBMAN KAINIT. lmLl peoptewantlC ' JWZFt&
-rorsaiebr t 1 cessxui aureni. xciium mat
Kainlt. Kalnlt.
inch 3
SECOND CARGO
KOW LAX DINQ AND WILL BE SOLD
PROMPTLY FROM WHARF
At Low Price.
WORTH & WORTH.
AfinutOiEE & C ALDER BROS. roTuaaa. f
XL X XbAZJAJ ana r. f
hnr n rrwrw1a MCD.''lW
Groceries. Groceries.
Blc t1. . POFEE.
SALT,
UAI,
SODA "
MATCHES,
TWISE,
NAILST "
LARD.
meal:
CORN?
LYE. .
8TABCH.
T A Y m. w
MOLASSES.
KICK.-.,.,
OATS, -POTASH.
,
CANDLl 8.
D4U3.
1 monev rhrht AWST tnan
.f - . -i
Ar5GwsASB BUCKE rS,
SHOT, CAPS, Ac!
For sale by
ay XDMB mMJf
workL AIL of either Zf .
voe workers, 7Va I
dress, Tkub A Co J
boy anma ijw s f
a. t. aiA. r 1
Capital not required. J-Js-;
nr Mr! rair'make treat TLn f
ICercliner & Colder Bros. SSkS
- 1 nov so-ead lyw