The Daily Review.
HISH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
. , .
SATURDAY. ArniLTlU, I8t.
Kotered al the PostoOee at WKmlagtom, N. C,
a seoorxvciAM natter.
mil tee to accept bis resignation, siting
the reasons that influenced him. and
suiior that bo was read ftnd willing
to aid in any and all leglfcmate ways'
the obiects of the committee. Tbo com
mittpfl then isrccDtid Ihd reMznation
Mr. It. II. Bauls was unauimously
elected to till tbo vacancy and assumed
t Ha rltitiM nf the chair.
On motion, Wednesday, lhe 25th day
of June, was fixed lor tbo meeting ot
k ctof.i Mnrsnftnn. and Raleigh
We yield moch of oar editorial spaca .7nPii r the nlace of holding tbc
to-day.to the nabltcalion In fnll. um. itm. i I t
i . . . i i
traded from thn Nttri ami Ohitrrcr. ot The following resolutions, ouereu oy
' lt 1 1 - r U'ninn wnrn imnni
Convention, In, session at luieign on Resolved, That individually and a3 a
WN.fn Uv VTr nrwl1 ttm rommlttM wo heartily approve the
lion to the resolutions Introduced by Plo in tbo platform
,. . . . , party adTocaliog tbo abolition oi tnc
iur. uaiioway, waica iook io a repeal n.efnal revenuo sytem of the general
of the Internal Revenuo siftem not I government as onerous and oppressive
!( mvfiftif!nn YT?nr1 rnti Kn It Kj-k I lr t lift rXHo!e of I ll6 StatO. ,
late bolitioa-J the wo commmd , , S " K '
to the careful and prayerful considcra- reDeateI? declared both in its platform
lion of some of our neichborj. and In numerous memorials from Dem-
0 I . 11 . J a LM
Tho rojololioni should hTo beoa ocratic legimiorfc nuureu . iu
pabliAci ea Je,t,rJa, bat wen, forced K SciTIV in"
of er until to-day.
Tbe Acwsana Observer rurnHhes us
with the following yery Interesting
sketch of the newly elected chairman
of tbo Sttto Democratic Executive
Com mittee. It says :
Tbe election ofMr. Richard II. Battle
to tbe chairmanship of tbe Democratic
thu rnnl U too well known to admit
ilnnht nr misconstruction.
Resolved. That we beartiiy commena
tbo earnest and faithful efforts of our
Democratic rcorescntativca irom tnis
finite to secure a socedy repeal of the
taxes imposed by this oppressive sys
Ipm. 1
lieselved. That tho people of Norm
Cirolina arc too enlightened to be uc
executive committee, io tbe place of ceived by tho pretencea cm ra oi iuo
Capt. Coke, resigned, is a rutin coalition anu i.epuuiican parties "'
Irnn.U Umnt r.f thm rwi'if ir4l I St&tfi IO UCSlfC a rCDC.ll OI IDIS SYSIBUJ.
tati m M W - "-kV mm m m m mm v w .
r.r.;Mi inn9rwrrnrmMi i.v tht iti. IThpv Averted in tbeir piniiorm acu
fc.. . .W- f . .w. , I , . - i
mable cent eman. Mr. IJ&ttle bas been mamtaineu upon me cauvnn
mnmhof Arih.MmmiHMf.ir f.utrtn arotho iustice ot eonunuinxT saio sys
wM.a wnllniiAnt1 K.vlnrr Kaon o f t PfTI . Anil IhCAT SUQUeU annOUDCCraeilfc OI
f W. 4 m 4.4 UWWM.J. M.fl'AL V.. 1 - .
intxi ian tinM nrhih .Ufa hn h am nnnnsuc no hev is a recoiroitioa OI
zealouly dlscharccu cyery .duty iin tne vanuuy anu jusute j pwauwu
posed oabloi by the mrunjittee or by of the Democraiic party upon mis great
thm Miir Dnrin? thACn lnn( rjir- I nUPStion.
iIm hi hn nn nnn nn thA mmmitlM The resignation of Col. L. I). S'e-
nrnntil.liiriL whn hv IWn mora Dhenson. ol ake. as a member oi the
rnf? nir.ro mnttnnf tnnn trnn in I fi-lltml executive Committee. WaS ten-
hi ilrtvotinn 1 thm H4j. nf nnr nrt v I rfpfrd. It Was aCCePled. atld K G.
than the rcntleinau wh"fe merit ba
beu ao appropriately acknowledged by
tbo ox ecu tire committee.
Mr. Untie was b irn at Iniibburg
December 31. 1S35: rraduated at tbe
University ol North Carolina in 185t
with crit honor, ana then aerrtu as
tutor of mathematics and crit Greek
sueceively for four years.
In 1853 he bczan th prartico of the
law at Wadeab jm. where be remained
until tho outbreak nl the war. when he
entered the army as tirst lieutenant
Company I. 43.1 Rej:iiu-nl. Subse
quently falling into bad health, bo ac
cepted ao invitation t act as private
secretary to Gov. Vanrc, who had been
el.ctcd Governor in ISG-2. lie retained
this ofilco until 19TI. when he was ap
pointed Stale Auditor.
Mr. IUttld posseisd tho full confi
dence and eteni f the Democrats d
Wake county, ami though never an as
pirint forQic, ho wi nominaifHl lr
the Iwrr ILuc i 1872: fr tht consti
taiiinl convention in 1872, nnd lor the
Senate in ISSO. Hu b t alraya n -tered
actively and real. usly into each
canvav nnd hu invarianly d.ne hiti
wholti duty in each campaign. Quiet
and unobtlruftive. ha I Jt firm and
f Ilrt'liant and he unites prudence with
boldness, modcratinii with tenacity ot
opinion in a very unuual decree. He
is an ab.o lawyer, a wi.e counsellor and
a ationg party man. In .a word we
may say that his ippointnicnl will cer
tainly give preat at:tactoii t the
party in the State, and that the hi!,
trust of being at too head f cur arty
i-jcanizstion cu!il not hav? be it more
worthily or more nppiorinieiy bo
ew . aot tb e cr.
spati: OKIOCKATIC COM-
Mrrri:i:.
UALF.IOII, April 10. 183 1.
INirfiiant ti Ihe cdl tif th central ex
ecuiire nMiiuiitt!. fe Stt exeeuiive
i-o iiimtie of the Deimvr itic party met
lhi d.-ty. Al im-mi tu I'hairmtti.Capt.
O. t tvius Coke. cad d the cMiniin tu t
order. Tne following tueiubei.4 wore
fiunil to bv present:
Messrs. U. It. Htttln. (Scnrge II.
SmikV and J. J. Litchtonl. of the cen
tral executive comtuit;re.
Kirs; d:stiict Harry Skintur.
Tilt.
Second district A. J. Galloway.
Wayne
Ttiird district II. B. Short, Jr.,
Coin tubu.
Fourth district J. S. Battle,
Nssh.
Fifth district A. E. Henderson.
Caswell; M.S.Robins, of Randolph.
Sixth district J. 1). Shaw, of Rich
mond; W. J. Yates, of Mecklenburg.
Seventh district W. B. Glenn, of
torsytb.
Eighth district Jordan Stone, proxy
for R. M. Furman, ol Buncombe.
Mr. R. II. Smith, ot Htlif&r, repre
sented as proxy S. J. Pemberton,of tbo
sixth district. MrE. R. Stamps rep
reseated Mr. Charles M. Bus bee of the
central committee and Mr. John D.
Stanford, of the third district.
lA. Gov. J. J. Robinson, of Macon,
and Maj. S. M. Finger, of Catawba,
being In the city, were invited to seats
in tbe meeting.
Tbe appointments made by tho cen
tral committee, of Harry Skinner of the
first district and John D Stanford
of tbe third district, to fill vacancies
were ratified and confirmed by tbe com
mittee.
At this stage of the proceedings the
chairman. Capt. Coke, called Mr. W.
J. Yates to the chair, and in an appro-'
priate speech tendered bis resignation
as chairman of this committee and then
retired.
Mr. W. B. Glenn offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted :
Etsolced. That this committee duly
and highly appreciate the able, honest
and eQcient aervieea of tbe Hon.
Octavius Coke, chairman ot tbe State
executive committee, and bis resigna-
Dunn. Esa. 4 was chosen to fiil tbe va-
j
The following res-oiution, ouorcu by
Mr. W. B. Glenn! was adopted:
Resolved, That it be recommended to
. . . i . i i
the COUniy conventions iu:it wnen iuvy
meet to send delegates to the State con
vention they also appoint delegates to
attend a coneress.onal convention of the
districts a now constituted to be held at
the same time and place with tho Mate
convention, lor the purpose nt organiza
tion in the congressional districts, and
also to elect delegates Trom said districts
to tbe national convention, i
It was understood and ' announced
that the congressional conventions allu
ded to in the above resolution, are solely
for purposes of organization and elect
ing delegates to the national Democrat
ic convention. tml not .lor sii'miinating
ciiiiuiuaics i'T V-ngzess. 4
R. II. Uaiti.k. Chairman.
J. J. LiTCilFOltu. Secret try.
Iotili : on
Ask for 4Roiigh
Coughs. Colds, ore
ciiisrhs "
Ion Coughs," fo:
Throat, Hoarse
ol
of
of
of
of
ncrs, I rochfs, 15, Liquid. 50a. eod
H
APltll AST! US.
'
As somewhat g!" an inducement to
amateurs we take this method id an
nouncing thit everyone fending us a
poem on Spring" this year will receive
a pound ofdyuainito done up in a beau
tiful eet of colored tissue paper. Now
is the timo to get up clubs. Chicago
Xtics. j
A loing fither at C.nytcjn, N. Y., in
hi- anxie'y t m.-.iry oil hi da im liters
(riliien in number) aft quick as possU
l!e, ha- kilU d his !', laken ttui l"cks
off his diM.r.. and; hunj: .P-f-o ladders
ovs.r Ins dMrard bv llie d.'ze, .and
still hs provision bill is aslarcuas ever.
Hismnrck Tribune
Tin? p!eitir:ible pnrt: An Austin
man. w ho h 4 j-int n l mil a book of
p.K-ui-4. n.i;t Gilh'Hidy. and the loi.otvin;;
pr t ut-dirgs vn- had: "Did ou read
mv new book?1" G'i ji's. I read it."
ll-iw did ou like ilr" .My tlenr sir,
I u-i.Miro you tl.rtt I laid it aide with a
rra. deal of plrasur.u ' - JijuisSijflings.
lt ou don't marry me," he exiaim-i'-I.
""IM iak mjs--lt ut of this jhati-d
worM and I 11 haunt vou as long ds you
live!" Said she: It will be miro re
spectable than your present 1 aunts.
lleae stand a lililt) further oil I nev
a a . i
er cvuiu Dear tne smeu oi aicoiioi so
soon after tea.1' Boston Transcript.
i i
An Indian womaa lost her speech for
a month, and the rest of the family
gamed nlteen pounds each-
Hysteria and Nervous Prostra
tion, f
. We give our readers an extract from
a cheerful letter, wriltcd by Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith, of Richmond, Ind., who
says: ''Simaritan Nervine cured me
of hysteria and nervous prostration."
Comment is useless. i
NOTICE.
The Following Statements arc
iniiiiiifii for tiiA Rcnefit of I
the Public Ueati and Reflect.
"I have found Warner's Safe Cure
all it was ever represented to be. ....
sirevepori, jm. o. o. xav..
"For nearly 25 years I have suffered
"with kiduey and liver disease, never
'having found relief until I used n ar-
"ner's Safe Cure, which cured me.
J. T. Cami-ao ac.
&ivanna7i, Ga.
'Arv son was entirelv cured ot ner-
"vous prostration and stricture of the
"urethra by mtans of Warner's Safe
"Cure." A. A. YYalkek,
Eufala, Ala. Times and News.
"I am a miracle to all those who
"know what a terrible condition ! have
"been in and all through the power of
"Warners Safe Cure."
Mrs. M. C. Lavell.
Jlcmpslead, Texas.
"Warner's Safe Cure is an excellent
"medicine, and beyond all question has j
"greatly benehted my children, par
ticularly my son. .
REV. W. W . l'ATRICK,
Editor North Texas Churchman,
lorl Worth, Texas.
"Twentv vears aco I was discharged
"from the armv for consumption. I
'had a wretched cough, great pains in
the lungs and several hemorrhages.
"Mv nhvsician cave me up and I be-
to mv amazement has restored me to
Enlemrisc. Miss. ' A. A. Fowler.
"I have been a sufferer from Bright's
"disease. Jklv limbs were swollen to
"an enormous size, and dropsy set m.
"I passed a great amount ot urine and
"mv life was full of misery. I went
"to Hot Springs and engaged the best
"of medical skiU but all tailing l began
"the use of Warner's Safe Cure, and
"after the use of 12 bottles I am a well
MISCELLANEOUS.
KAIItROAJJS, &c
Win tho coming: nun" smoke ?".ras set
tled br Prof. Fiat in his charming- pam
phlet He Bays, moreover, that the rational
war to jise tobacco ia through the pipe.
Ail agree that only the best tobacco should
be used. Which is the best?. That to
which Nature has contributed the most ex
quisite flavors. BlackweU's Bull Durham
Smoking' Tobacco fills the bill completely.
Nearly two-thirds of all the tobacco grown
on the Golden Tobacco belt of North Caro
lina goes Into the manufactory of Black,
well, at Durham. They buy the pick of
the entire section. Sence
Biackwell's Bull Durham
Smoking' Tobacco is the
best of that tobacco. Don't
be deceived when you buy.
The Durham Bull trade
mark is on
every genuine
package. j
A i
Biackwell's Genuine Bull Durham
is the choice of all judges of
Smoking Tobacco.
Wilmington & Weldoii
Railroad Oonipany. s
OrncK ot Geitejlax SoPEREKnuruErrr,
WHOLESALE
wholesale
aiaallordcxslUgher
Wlhnlngtbni N. C, Nov 17, 18S3 !
r
1
Changefof Schedule.
vcclt general w .-i .
BAGGING , TC
i Standard...
'2 tt....;...;
CAON-orth ciroK
WESTERN SMOKECCT
: asms..
- Sides
Shoulders, i... ....
DRY SALTED
SWC8, .
5
5
St
ON AND AJfTER NOV'R 13, 18S3, AT 1.05 -,?icrs. Jr B
A. M., Paseensrcr Trains on the Wilmlng- A I.RKT .S-Spirlts TxirpcnL": t
ilmlmrton, (Sundays ex- ; -i CORN MEAL, :bus., h iaVi:
cepted)...!.......J.r...... .12.30 A M COTTON TIES, btrndi ,
Weidon...... .............. 630 A M DOMESTICS-T? V tun(Ue-.- 1 $T
mch 7 1yd . xtrrn ' c frt
-Capital Prize $75,OQOS
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro-
; portion.
man.
Nicolaus Iangei
County Treasurer.
New Braunfcls, Texas.
I had the capacity to do jus
he value ot Warner's Safe
"I wish
"tice to the value ot Warner's Safe
"Cure. Everybody who is affected
"with 'kidney or liver trouble or al-
"most any disease llesh is heir to
"should use it. It surpasses anything
"ever introduced lor ladies troubles. 1
Vhave taken over 70 bottles, and my
"wife and daughter have been restor
ed to health through its use."
W. W. Manning,
Portsmouth, Va. Ocean House.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
ffe do Jut Up certify (hat tot supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Ur airings of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted toith honesty, fairness, and
m vwvf fswith sMjisu4t fill mvnmm A..f . srifh
ize the Company to use this certificate, wUhfac- WllllllllfftOll. COIIlinhlfi
jrimilcsofour signatures attached, iuitsadver " .WtUiUWM
i & Augusta RJ R; Co.
ton A Weldon Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DaJLT
Nos. 47 Nokth m 48 South.
Leave WlLTilngton, Front St. DepU 8.53 A. M
ArrlTe at Weldoa.. 2.31 P.' M
Leave Weldon.. 3.00 P. M
Arrive at Wlim'gton, Front St. Dpt, S.40 P. M
Fast Thbocgh MAn, a Pasenoeb Tkauh
Datlt No. 40 South.
Leave Weldon . . 5.50 P. M
Arrive at Wilm'gton.rront St. D'p't 10.25 P.;M
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY
No. 43 North. '
Leave Wllmlnsrton R m i m
Arrive at weldon... 2.m A. M.
Mail and Passengeb Teadts Nos 45 and 41
Leave Wllmln
ce
Arrive al
Leave Weldon, (Mondays excepted)!. 05 A M
Arrive at wiimwgcon... 6.55 A M
Train No. 40 South wW stop only at Wilson.
uruiuauoro uau Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave
aiount tor Tarboro at 1.20 A. M.
M. Daily, Sundays excepted),
leave Tarboro at 10.00 Al M and 3
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25
turning leave Scotland Neck at
daily except Sunday.
Train No. 47 makes close connection
don for all points North Dally. All rail vis
Richmond, ana aally except Sunday via B&
.Lane. - ,...!.
Train No. 43 runs dairy and makes close con
nection for all Points North via Richmond aud
wasninsrton. i- w a- j
All trains run solid between WPmlncrton a&,
vasmngTOn, ana nave ruuman raiaco sleep
erB attached. , . .v- j..,.
For accommodation of local travel a passen
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 7.00 A. M. ! Dally except
ouuuay.
. ! JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
T. M. EMERSON, Genera" Passenger Agent
nOV 17 ' :.ivU
ew cw iork, each I i
New Cltv.each 1 I
v M s I
BEESW
BRICKS.
BUTTER. T ft
worth Carolina,.-....
wa. Mia uVs
CANDLES, V fi
sperm
Tailow.1
Adamantlme...: """
CHEESE, -
worthern Factory...
Dairy, Cream...
State "
COFFEE, V ft "
Java................
Laguvra.... "
....
S.I
Hi
Sheeunr. 44.
isms, "ir Duncn...
KbKiS, dozen.
FISH : .
1
... ly
M.I
w.vi, I Mackerel, No. 1. V hbl 1 ' I
Rocky 1 (.vr vr-v -i L. yhvl OQ . 1
and -L30 P. MackereL No aV i5S m I
Returning - Sicker Na ? S fcbbi' I S
P M. Dailv. f?.1' J- h bbL. 1 2
Road leave " ftSL.. V 1.. ,
P. M. Be- ttrxr vt- im :i
8.30 A. M. NHerrmg.y;:;; !
at We J;P.. h:- i 2H
i m AaaAaAiAAiiiiiu. mw v i irm m .
i j; -pu ;,,,,?; 36 00 r
Bangh'sPhosphaS;,,'-2l2
CaiolmaFeriSr.'" -"X "
Ground Bone?::::""- 2
Bone Meal. " ti
Bone Flour.... .... 2
Navassa Guano....!.""" 2 :-
Complete ManuM..U 2
Whann's PhoBnhVJ:"",,"- .
. WandoPhosphater.","M2 91
Excellenza Onttn, i252Sf?"5
French's CartaiGta? 5? i
French's Agricultural iw' I S J
FIXJUR, "rbbl r "
v - vv
..00 '
tisemenis."
Extra;...:...
t .
XI V M 7- ' :
Office of Genkkal supBBitfTKXDSNT.
Wilmington. N. C. Nov 17,1383
tloa as t ueh cbalrmaa be not accepted ;
that they fully rccorulio tbo tact tbat
ha has made Ebrts lor the party which
have been auoceasfal, aud that bii
personal tacrlfioci for the party have
booa such as to eatitla bim to tbe grati
tude of tbe Democratic "party ( tbe
Stato.
Messrs. Glean and Battle were ap
pointed to wait ou Capt. Coke aud in
form bim oX the action of the com rait tee,
Ctpt. Ccje. rtturninx. nrgtd the con-
Patti is the ere i est i bargain-maker
In tbc world; she can get anything she
lines Tor a mere song. ,
ICescuetl from Death.
i
William J. Couehlin, of Somerville.
Mass.. says- In tbe fall of 1876 I was
taken with bleeding of lungs follow
ed by a severe cough J I lost my appet;te
ana uesn, ana was confined to my bed.
In 1S77 I was adjoined to the Hospital.
Tbo doctors said I hid a hole ia my
lungasbig as a half dollar. At one time a
report went around that I was dead.
I gave up hope, but a friend told me of
DR. WILLIAM HALL'S BALSAM
FOR THE LUNGS. I got a bottle.
when, la my surprise. 1 commenced to
feel better, and to-day I feel better
than for three years past.
Is a dog valued for what it will bring
or for whit it will fetch?
Ayer's Cathartic Tills arc suited to
every age. Being sugar-coated, they arc
cay to take, and j thcujth mild i and
pleasant in action, are thorough! and
searching in effect, j Their efficacy in
all disorders ot tho stomach and bow
els is certified to by eminent physicians,
prominent clergymen, and many of
our best citizens.
"Mv health is now excellent, but ia
"the summer of 1882, when I was mak-
"insr a canvass foriappellate clerk, my
"health and strength gave way. I had
A 1 . 1 f. ll
great lassnuue wiin pain m me re-
"gion of the kidneys, and it was al
"most impossible to ralhT after any ef-
"fort. At this time my wife induced
"me to use Warner's Safe C re, and to
juj iii'at uuiiijuii auu ill i ii ivtvt c .i 1. 1 o
faction, I was restored to health and
"have remained so to this day. All the
"difficulties I complained of have dis
appeared and I give the credit wholly
"to the Safe Cure. t
Richard T. .TacoiJ,
Ex-Lieutenant Governor.
Westport, Kg.
"For nearly a year I was troubled
"with extreme wakefulness, a failure
of strength, pain m the right side and
a general breaking down of my
"system. I used various reme
"dies prescribed by eminent colleinates j
4,but experienced no relief. My trouble
I leingol a desperate character, wi'h
no rcliei lrom medical sources I con.
"eluded to trv AVnrnpr's Safe Cure, and
"am to-day as well as I have ever been
iu my lite. I crdmlly commend it
'to all who suffer from kidney or blad
'der diseases." t
I W.M. S. Cune, M. J).
Tom's Drool; Va. 277A.
Loveliest Amofij; the Lovely
s slio who renews r preserves tho
beauty of her teeth with SOZODONT,
confessedly the most eueetive prepara
tion for them, v olumes ot evidence
micht bo adluccd in support of its
claims to public confidence, as a
means of invigorating the teeth and
rendering them pure, glistening and
srotlt ss, and not less satisfactorily prov
en, is its balmy influence upon the
breath. Ask for genuine SOZODONT,
and accept no cheap substitute.
Commissioners.
Incorporated in 18CS for 25 vears bv the Lear
lalature for Educational and Charitable rrar
roses with a capital of tl.OOO.OCO to which a
reserve fund of $550,000 has since been
added.
By an overwhelming populai vote Its fran
chlse was. made a part of the present State
Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted ' on and endorsed
oy toe people of any Satc
It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Fifth: Grand Drawing, Class K,
iu the Acadmv of MuIc, at New Orleans,
Tuesday,, May 13, 18S4 163th Monthly Draw
lnjr. "j I "
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion. '
LIST OF PRIZES;
1
1
0"J
Change of Sch ed u ie; 1
AND AFTER SOV'E ISth. 1883. at
.3 A.- M., the fohowtnsr Passenecr Sched
uie wui oe ran on itm roaa : j I
No.42 Leave Wilmington, (Mondays
excepted) 7.15 A M
. Ai-rive at Florence. . ...... .11.40 A M
No. 45 Leave , tt rence, (Sundays .
excepted) 7.40 PM
Arrive at Wilmington....... 13 HJP'MI
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. DAILY Noa.
m
citTMiiis-Extri':r.":,;,is
' ' ' ' ' ' m Kill 1 1 w in
GRAIN, f buaheV""""
uorn, from store, bags.whlta.
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white.,
Com, cargo, In bags, whits.;
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bagj..
vauj, liuiil DkUHj. ...
cow Peas.;...
HIDES, y jb
wreen
:
(Sir
i w i t
j i
West and 47 East.
Junction...
Leave Wllminytoni... 9. To P. M.
2.10 A. ii
.. 6.35 A. M.
.. fi.40 A. M.
.. 9. 65P. M.
..10.50 IV M.
.. 4.33 A. M.
8.23 Jl. M.
Leave Florence....
Arrive at C. C. & A
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Columbia...............
Leave C, C. & A. Junction...
Leave Florence.... ...........
Arrive at Wilmington..,.
Capital Prize of.
Capital Prize of.
1 Capital Prize of .
2 Prizes of $6,000. ,
5 Prizes
10 Prizes
20 Prizos
100 Prizes
300 Prizes
500 Prizes
1000 Prizes
of
of
of
of
of
of
of
75,000
2.-.n 0
10,001")
12.. OL
2,000 10,000
1,000
500
20.........
100 ,
50 1.
25
APPROXIMATION PRISCE8.
9 ApproxlmaUon PrizeB of 760.
9 " 500.
9 25C
10,000
10,0-0
20,000
30,000
25,0f 0
25.oqo
,7.'i0
4,500
2.250
j
BEFORE V- AND -AFTER
Dectrlc Appliances are ser.t on 30 Dzyi Trial.
TO mn 0LY, Y0U?iQl OR OLD,
T HO s.rm mtr-rtnj from Kkstc3 DzBiLrrr,
f V Lost rrLiTr. Lack c7 Xebvk Fobcc asd
Vhion. WAsruia Wbacxwsek. ma4 all Uiow disease
of FxasoxiL Katvrk rt-u!tuijr from Amvsts and
OTHa VAVsts. fxmy rtiif and complete resto
ration of Hkalth. iKttan: Kiraoov o vuiiTxnk
Th gnaift diooery of the Kinetntft Century,
iend mt mk for lllastrtoJ fampblct frc. AddrvM
Y01TAIC BEIT CO., MABSHAll, HISH.
nov 27 lf&odAw
t th s
WEAK, UIIDEVELOPED'PARTS
OK TUB HUMAN BOUY K.MARHKD. PKYKU
OPKII KTRrVr.TUI'Vl'n
... m ...rr itt. inr.i'lrloin
rrrr
Cri-umr ntinri.i
itrnirAL('., HnrtuT
spll6
ijdAw
You mike mo tired," eaid tho
irliecl to the waon-makpr.
iUOBPHIIIE HABIT.
m-n
B.M.Ull)l.Jm.lllM tl
OOT.37 IreodAw tth
ilrv IrkOtr.
1,567 Prizes, amounting to $265,500
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to ibe olftce of the Company in New Or
leans i
For further Information, write clearly, giv
lng full address. Make P. O. '.Money Or
ders pavablc and address Registered Letters to
NEW OliLKANS NATIONAL BANK,
I New Orlkans, La
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by
Mail or Express (all sums of $5 and upwards
by express at onr expense; to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
. New Orleans, La.
r M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C
apl 9 wed-sat 5v-lArw
White Meal Yeast.
i
i I
A VERY. VALUABLE ' PURE YEAST
POWDER. Having been thoroughly tested
by a great many pf the ladles of Wilmington,
i
feelino hesitation in commending It to the
public. It is elegant for bread, rolls or biscuit.
It Is made by Miss Hodges, of this city, ot
pmre vegetable matter, aud she refers to
. i
Mrs. A. A. Wlllard,
i
Mrs. Gen "Whiting, i
! Mrs. Samuel Northi op,
or the correctness of her statement
!' 1
For sale by
i" ,
JNO. L. BO AT WRIGHT, .
12 & U No. Front St,
mch 31
Sole Agent
Barley Sheaf ! i
PARFECT JEWEL OF A COOKf trre.
Another lot just In.. "Golden Harvest It's
PURK GOLD to the Cook. "Farmer Relia
ble every time. Southern Oak" rh...t
Stove ever offered for the money.
PARKER A TAYLOR.
Night Mail and Passenger Tkaih, Daily
JSO. 4U w EST. j
Leave Wilmington ..........1040 P. MJ
Arrive at Florence., 1.45 A. M,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY I
No. 43 East.
Leave Florence at 1.3 85 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington... 7.42 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations. -
Sro.40 stops only at Flemington: and Marlon
Passengers for. Columbia arid all TMilntn nn 4-i
& C. It. It., C, & R. R. Stations. Al'Keu June
Hon, and all points beyond, should take the
Night Express. i
Separate Pullman Sleepers; for Charleston
and Augusta on Train 18. - ... j rf
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington .
Ixcal freight leares WUmiugton daily ex
cept Sunday at 6.10 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
nov 17 i 1 ' -i
Carolina Central R. R,
- A !"'--.
i Company.
Ornca o Gensbal SuPEawTSKUKjir,
Wilmington. N. C Oct. 1st, 1SS3
s Dry....;...............t.
HAY, 100 2s
Eastern i
I .v.- IU II
North River......
HOOP I1RON, V B)...w......... J ai
LAUD. lb- r .. . -
Northern...:...;...;...'.,."., ia
North Carolina...... ..J cat
LIMEyV barrel.... .L..u..l 40 f
LUMBER, City Sawed, f M ft.
orup ferair, rcsawea.....,..:...l8 00'
Rough dge Plauk.. .....15 GO &
vvcBiinuiatjargocs.accoraiDr i
.to nuailty;.i....;..,....is 00 C
Drcseed Floorln?. Bea8oncd..l8 00 r.
8cautllng and Board. com'n..l3 00 :
MOLASSES, v gallon -: j. ,
ew urop cui;a, m anas uc
: . u N U. VjbV. to S
Porto lilco, inbnds.......... CO 0
-J . " , in bbls. . 00 0
Sngar House, la hhds oo
In Obis.
vrup. In bbls.. !
NAILS, V Keg. Cut. lOd basU.. 0 00 I
OILS, V gallon
Kerosene... ............ 11 1
iLartu. Ill I
Llcgeed
Rosin
Tar .........
. Deck and Spar...
POULTRY
Chickens, live, grown..; ....
. r Spring ........
- Turke vs
PEANUTS bushel.. ....-
POTATOES, v bushel
;u sweet.
Change of Schedule.
( i JUSlf AJTXJCJS OCT'R 1st, ,1883, THE
follorwlng Bcneaaie
RailroaoT :
will be operated on ttia
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Daily except Sundaya. i - j
1 iave VTllmlngtonat. 7.00 P. M
rio. i. ieave Raieighat...... 8.0QP.M
J Arrive at Charlotte at.. .....7.30 AV M
) Leave Charlotte at.. ....L... 8.15 P. M
No. 2. Arrive Raleigh at.. .;. .8.30 A, M
J Arrive at Wiuxrtngton at.... 8.25 A. M
Passenger Trains ston at rrnUr staHnm
only, and points designated la the Company?
Time Table. . t
SHELBY DIVISION. PASt31TNTCR. Man.
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
I Daily except Sundays. V
(Leave Charlotte. 8.15 X. It
C Arrive ai sneiby. 12.15 p. m.
I vuoxiotiie... ...... 0.40 T At
Trains No. 1 and 2 mat a aVmu
U.n,1. T a. . T,7 wi-WB Ai,
nimi.ii8mg to ana from RaJ-
Through Sleenlnar Can hohroon Ttni-.t.
and Charlotte andllalelh andrln1
Western KCE R. AthertlS, S5t'.?'W?.
: ,4 L. C. JONES,
r w rr awh- o-lt Soperintcndent.
w. CLARK, GenerU Passenger Agent
No. 3.
No. i
Window Sh
purr wnrra oil.
apl 14;
PUBOELL HOUSE.
"JJNDKR NEW 1LANAGEMENT,
WILMINGTON N n -
Lata Proprietor Atb-ntiA nri
tnaum appotatanenta. Tcrmm
ay.
Q AWNINGS OF ALL K IND3 MAD03
JjJ AND PUT UP. CD
,PINE HAIR MATTRESSJES GIVE
1 GENERAL 8AT18FAfmov. if
apl 7
THOS. U.!CRAFT. Art.. I
Furniture Dealer,
I 1 20 So, Front Street
l
tt 1
91
!
Ml
II
in:
! i'
HI
Irish, tfvbbl.. It
ORK, V barrel- ( '
City Mess....,..;....
Prime........ .....II f
Rumr:. .......-.. 17 00 f-
RICE Carolina, p ftv.
Bough, f busheL.......J..
RAGS, fc-Counta-f ......U.4 I M
City. , :
ROPE, tfv ft ...... J T P
SALT; V sack. Alum...........
Ldverpoo ..................... w "
Lisbon...........:... - ODI
American-..;... I
SUGAR, V- ft Cuba -i - !
' Porto Rlco.i..... '
A-s-Coflrce. Jj
B .
G- " J
Ex c- , a
CruBhed.
SOAP. tf MnrthArn ..... '
SHINGLES
LES. 7 In. frM.........? zi T
Common.!.. ..... ? " !;
I Cypress aps 2 J;
Cyprees Hearts V9Z r
STAVES. V M W. Ok Barrel..! t
R. O. Hogshead ...... ffi
TALLOW, V fb.:.....'. i 1
TIMBER, tf- M f eethlpplng-M
Fine MluT -JJir
Mill Prime..5!
Mill Fair.;.;...... 'i) f 1
Common Mill... fJ f 1
Infeiiorto Ord!?nary..... m t
whiskey, tf" gal NoruicB--: z j
North Carolina. ',mi Z 4
wuuii, v- in Yvasaea
j Unwashed.. ........
xiTirrv........ ...........
mall ToarM."'-!
box of samplcgoodi that A-V
way of making more money w
you ever thought
iBLV
Capital not required, we
can work all the lime or -rr
Tke work Is nnlvenaUysPj, ?
young and old. -You t8
cents to $5 every evening "T-jji f
work may test tie bnrfn,
paralleled offer; to all who are
fled we will send $1 to VJT.
writing us. Full P&rtfk"- SS?i
sent free. Fortunes wu-
w P
Address . Snsson
who give their whole tia w '
success absolutely sure. v r fx
now.
Maine. r
. s. wvnr arantKI IOI J 01
AfiJfiJNlHSSK-Ws:
Dest DOOK ever soju -oo "
ence. . Thefaatest selllflf if;.
I tO
Any ons
InnumM nroflts tO tf' -rtt
people want it- Any o cVAitfr'
cessful agent. Terms vtt. J.
Co., Ponland., Maine.
box ox gooos
menej right av
wmlrf All fit
the workers, absolutely fs ,
hot w-omu w , y
ray than wJr"
vMralrcd.
ouaincss at Jrr.T att 51
workwith abfwmtecertajntT
oculars to u- rLauuA - ,
noy 20-CiBd lyw