Tho Daily Hoviov.
JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop.
WILMUCGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. APRIL 9. 1884.
Catered at Xh PoatoSce at Wrhmlagto. X. C.
QUCCll PEOPLE.
Tbera U a class ol people who may
be aptly denominated queer. Away
back la tho ilcepln cents ries were . to
be found these aame pccallar Individ
nxls asking: "Who will show qs any
coodr :
When the SiTioor of men was per
forming rexl and mighty works they
stood by and with dyspeptic visages u-
cribed It to Satanic axency. Sinister
lhemselTo they cannot conceiro how
any one caa act from pure and lolty
impulses.
Seeing, aithcy do, everything through
tho blarrcd leases of their distempered
imaginations, thej are ever ready to
impngo the motives of others.
This fatal penchant, not infrequently.
scrYcs to deter many good words and
works because they shrink from hav
ing improper mot ires ascribed to tbem.
These lecherous libels upon humani
ty seem to wax fat la their congtnia1
but dirty work.
These reflections bare been sufgest-
pi bv rpailintr in mora Ihin one n.itr
the rcry unkind and unjust motives
attributed to Gen. Grant and the North
era people tor the lyuipatby manifest
ed in building the Confederate Honit.
W!trvtjaen.Iy inveigh against the North
lor claimlnr a monopoly of nil tho
virtue, and asking of the South ' Cn
any jrl come out of Nazareth?"
However we may difler from General
Grant politically, no one can deny that
his demeanor towards Gen. Lee and hi
brave boys was delicalo and manani
mous.
lie was a bard fihter. as those who
fell tho !uty blows of bis powerful arm
ia battle can attest. As a brave, victo
rious soldier Ke knows how to feel for
the brave, but unfortunate -men who
fought against him. . .
'The bravest are the lendrest
The loving are the daring."
'Peace ha'h her victories tut lsi re
nowned thao war, and we d trust
that the sword has been turned into a
pruning-book and that, as sectiitns. we
shall learn war no more. It is mean to
even insinuate that Geo. Grant never
outraged the better Instincts of human
ity by speculating In human misery
and recess; ty tor political ends. Gen.
Gordon' natue is a tuflicieot contra
diction thai there is any trade, but
what we wish to do is to Inveigh ngainsi
gratuitous sectional or political in
snlta, especially in an enterprise so
laudable end where the action of the
Northern people Is S3 spontaneous and
generons and their words so cordial
and magnanimous. The Home is not
yet built and lot us not throw any hin
drance In tho way ol Its accomplish
ment by reflecting upon the motives
actuating thoso coiajd in the icxni
work.
quakcj. and tbtry loom, therefore, large
with all tbVlerrors o! the unknown,
added to those ot the truly terrible The
mere word of a madman that an earth
quake was to be expected on a given
day was sufficient to send thousands ot
persons (i wealth and fashion to spend
the night of April 6, 1750. in Hyde Parfc
A TBAGIC EVENT.
A Father's Despair and Self-!
Inflicted Death. Ilia Son's
Final Rescue, Too Late, to
Save Ills Parent.
scribeof below is one of the most re-
. . markable episodes in the domestic his
in tents ana carnages. vPr t of America. It is absolute truth
however, and the trembling bivouackers
returned home .disappointed "of their
earthquake. In a country where such
disturbances are freqncntj few people
would think it worth while to be rob
bed of a night's rest for such a trifle.
A Quick Recovery.
which can readily be verified
The inhabitants of the pleasant town
of Cortland, N. Y., were shocked one
morning by the announcement that
Mr. Clinton Rindgc, one of their most
prominent citizens, had committed sui
cide, ine news ppreaa rapidly ana
aroused the entire neighborhood where
Mr. Rindgo was so well and favorably
It irives ns crest measure to state mat . . e, j J-.a;n
the merchant who was reported to bp at i . i.n rnsli n,i thn on-
the point of oeatn irom an aiiac oi . ry beard on every side as to the
rnenm&Dis.DM i-nuinyi " Thn farts as rtnvnlnrw nn n-
cause, ineiacxsas developed on in
vestigation proved to be as follow :
Mr. llincfcc was domestic in his
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. Natur
ally ho feels crateiui ior ,ioo ocncu ori,i ti- ff An;ny,n
derived from using this remedy for the . fior:fitv of his rhildmn af,ffnride
Inngs and throat; and in Cvinff pno . tJ. development. And indeed he
STATE DEMOCISATIO COT.U
" - r JSIITTEE. -
Plan of; Organization in the
- Democratic Party of North
Carolina.
Rooms Dm Central Ex Committee,
- Raleigh, May 20, 1884.
This committee hereby publish the
plan of organization of the Democratic
party compueu irom me rules anu
amendments. heretofore adopted by the
State Democratic Executive com mil
tee.
TOWNSHIP OUGANIZATIOJT.
1. The unit of county organization
shall be the township. In each town
ship there shall be an executive com
mittee to consist ot five active 1 Demo
crats, who shall be elected by the Dem-
ocrstic voters of the several townships
called by the county executive commit!:
tee. And said committee so elected
shall elect one of its members as chair
man, who shall preside at all commit
tee-meetings.
2: The several township executive
committees shall convene at the meet-
allowed to cast tho whole vote to which
their township or county may be ; enti
tled., -y-r'j
2. Iu all - conventions provided for
by this syttera. after a vote is cast there
shall be no change in such vote until
the final result of tho ba'lot sba'l be an
nounced by the chairman ot said con
vention. 3. 1 All Demoaratic executive ' com
mittees shall have the power to fill any
vacancy, occuring, in their respective
bodies. ;
4. That the chairmen of the differ
ent county conventions shall certify the
list ot delegates and alternates to the
different district aiTd Srate conventions.
And a certified list of said . delegates
and alternates to the State convention
shall be sent to the - secretary of, the
State Central Committee.
For the committee :
Octavius Coke. Chairman.
J. J. Litchf.od, Secretary.
The lanrest and best stock of
Windows. Doors, ishnds &c.. and: at
Factory prices is at N. JacobPs Hard
ware Depot, f
IIAHiIiOADn. vT
Wilminston "&7
1 Railroad Compan;
e of Schedu
ton A WeldonKdSf,
DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRrrS
Leave Weldon.. ;- tb
hcity to this statement we aro actoatea good rcason to be proud for they ings of the several county ' conventions
by motives of pub.ic benefaction, trust- ffavo promisc 0f long lives of success or at any time and place that a majori-
MISCELLANEOUS.
in that others may be
similar manner.
benefited in a
APItlL. ANTICS. I
x micprlv unlrpmnt old man. who
had bevn sick for sometime, called upon
a doctor, and after telling his symptoms
ti-H wh?it hti shou d do. Well. sir.
vou matt tnkc a cold bath every morn
ing.' "What! avish all over every
UtJ" V " "Will 1 die it 1 oon i
do it?" -Vou certainly will. Well,
doctor. I ain't able to walk down town;
will you co nnd ?et a preacher and an
undertiktr? I'M ko home and et ready
to sp th-iu. on may snd yonr oil.
tn mv arlniinistmtor and ho will settle
i after I'm cone Good d.iy " 1
r mv hushand anv betler?" phe
asked. intrc-Ptirs the doctor in th
hrl cav nn hi wsv out. I ihink he
14 ii little easier ths nn rning " 'You
can'i j.-y positively. I support, whether
ha will live or die?" -Icannol " "W elj.
I am sorry for that, became Tni a dele
eate to a woman's mhts convention
that mpeis next week, and 1 d like to
have he matter ttled before I co'
A Kcw Yorker ha incurred the di
nlonsuro ot all th underta ers in that
r tv. and tbev tan; ni tMycoiting nun
He hs invented a little spring t( attach
to lets to that when tue liht is
blown out the gas will bo turneu oil.
' I can't aHjrd but one flower on my
hat " she said to tho milliner "Well,
where will ou have itr "As 1 Rit next
to the side wall in church you can put
it on the side next to the congregation.
was the soft reply.
and usefulness. But an evil day came, ty of tbem may elect, and shall elect n
His vounsest sou. William, bejran to county executive committee, to consist
show sirrus of an carlv decav. lie felt of not less than fave members, one of
tinusuallv tired each da v. and would whom shall be designated as chairman.
sometimes sleep the entire afternoon who shall preside at all ot said commit-
u pcrmuiea io ao bo. ilia ueau paineu i uiccuugs.
him. not acutelv. but with .a dull. I in case mere snail oe a launre on
heavy feeling. There was a sinking the part of any township to elect its ex-
spnsation at the nit ot his stomach, lie ecuitve commuieo ior ine penoa oi
lost all relish for food ami much of his thirty days, the county executive com-
said committee
voters of said
interest lor things about him. He tried
manfully to overcome these feelings,
but they seemed stronger than his will.
He beiran to lose flesh ranidlv. The
father became alarmed and consulted
mit ee shall appoint
from the Democratic
township.
4.. The members of the township
committees shall elect to any vancancy
' tJ A .
have spent over SI 00,000.00 in defending
rivht to tho Durham liiili &8 our trade-mark.
Wa have
our
Undoubtedly lie is to-dar the most valuable Bull
in the world. Now lit stands to reason that we
couldn't afford to protect him so thoroughly if
BLACKWELLS! BULL. DURHAM To
bacco, of which he ia the representative, wasnt
the UESsT Smoking Tobacco erer made
FAST THSOCGH MAII. ft a&
DAnari.No. 40 socth.
Leave Weldon.... i
Arrlveat Wllm'gton,rrnVsL"ns:H .V8 1
MAIL AND PASSENGKB TlUtV. 'v
Leave Wllmlncten I
Arrive at Weldoa........ ' f.
Train No. 40 South win ., I a t
Goldsboro and MaSS P Wjw 1
Tralna on Tarboro Branch fbA t i
Mount forTaxboro at 1.20 A
M.. Daily. iSnndav. .VL. ! iTt
leave Tarboro at lo.6o a uL' J
Trains on Scotland Neck BriilA
Halifax for Scotland NeckaTs 1
turalnsr leave Scotland vJlr K i
daily except 8unday. , - A.
- Train No. 47 make close conr. I
donforaU points North ffi n? '
Btehmpnd, and dally execptfidjj!
physicians as to the cause of his son's occurring in said committees.
illness, hut they were unable to ex- 5. The county executive committee
pi tin. Finally severe sores broke out shall call all necessary county couven
on his arms and he was taken to But- tions by giving at least ten days notice
lalo where a painful operation was by public advertisement in three public
performed resulting in the loss of much places in each township, at the court
wood but allordinir little reliet. 1 he house dx)r. ana in any .Democratic
vouns mm returned home and a coun- newspaper that may be pub ished in
cil of physicians was called. Alter an said county, requesiiug all Democrats
exhaustive examination they declared of the county to meet in convention n
th-rc was no hone ol linai recovery their r spective lownsnips. on a com-
and that he must die within a very few mon day therein stated, which said day
days. To describe the .agony which shall not be less than three days before
Train No 43 runs dall
nection for all Pointa Ktiom
Washington. -.r
au trains run solid between wiwL
Washington, and UvepXa'
ew attached. , s .
For accommodation fVw..i..
ger coach will be attached toitj
Jonv Ttnvw
apl 23 .'"T".7; wram
The sales of Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco far exceed those of any other brand in
the world, eimply because it has Deen, is, and will
be, the best that can be made. All dealers have it.
Look for trade-mark of the Bull on every package.
Dried orange rrel iu
fires in Florida.
Inr tinn :ni'
... ... o
Truo 3Ierit Mono
iriven Allcnck's l'onus Plasters
this announcement caused the father
would be impossible. His mind failed
to grasp its full meaning at first ; then
finally seemed to comprehend it, but
the load was too great. In an agony
of frenay he seized a knife and took his
own lite, preferring death rather than
to survive his idolized son. At that
time William llind?e was too weak to
know what was transpiring. His face
had turned black, his breath ceased
entirely at times, the fiend, Bright's
disease of the kidneys, from which he
was sutlering, could not be removed.
In this supreme moment William's sis
ter came lorward and declared she
would make a final attempt to save
her brother. The doctors interposed.
her it was useless and that
tne meeting of the county convention.
for the purpose of electing their dele
gates to the county Convention. That
thereupon the conventions so held shall
elect the delegates to represent the
townships in the county conventions
irom the voters of the respective town
ships, which delegates, or such of them
as shall attend, shall vote the full Dem
ocratic strength ot their respective
townships on all questions that may
come before the said county conven
tions. That in case no convention shall
bo held in any township in pursuance
of said call, or no election sbali be made
the township executive ; committee j
shal appoint such delegates.
o. Each township shall be entitled to
cast in the county conveution one vote
Wilmington, Colnmbt
. & Augusta B. U. Co.
praica ot GianoxAL acmnrtOT
-i ij if WUmlnttdn. N. Ci Apra tt,S4
mch 7 1yd
ITS
nrm
cfri
rrwniiiii
A I Renowned
of Schedule.
01
assuring tier it was
iaS given AllCOCk a l n'US 1 lasiers I uuiu uihj ii..ijh uiu cim uy me iui cvcijf icuij-uo icuiuuuiii;
ho lam-st sale of any external remedy means, she proposed to employ. Jiut ana one vpte tor iractions ot titteen
ih,. iritrt Ifvnnh.iv biM'ii usin? I sue was nrm, aim pulling an oacK, an I uemocFanc vo.es cast oy mai iowii
.. j - s- i .. .r.-.. . i . , ., , . , - ...
trial oil proacneu uer oroiner s siue anu au-i snip at tue lasi preceuing guuernaionai
of their nunisterea a remeuy wnicn she lortun-
ately had on hand. ithin an hour
he seemed more easy, and before the
day was over he showed signs of de
cided improvement. These favorable
other kinds ol plasters, one
AllcockV will convince you
wonderful superiority.
Tho biuincs depression Um$ not
socra to hate i-jmaud unlav r.ibly i.n
the buHnes pruipects of thi ean
sleainrrt tht ply b trjii ihl country
aul ih va uu Kurieait iNirl. In
deitl ii N ni t a, nil improbable it may
be helping i. as Ihn men will bi: bkrly
t' en ahriKMl th"n yrar win j luy jar
would remain ni Ii Mil. Th paSfnri
acntsnf the v riMH Hues l earners
report that thry have more pascngfis
boked fcr llc voase aenws th At
lantic than usual al this m-asn of ilin
year. The acoiumojii n are in
cnaetl. it i true, but the number ol
paascngrrs prutiiiic iu U inert in
pioportion.
. -
Kiuily Faithful!, wh-i aibd for Ku
mpo taal week. a;d to a reporter con
cerning her observations 'of Mormon
Urn: Occasionally women have been
fonnd brave enoah to take their lami
lies and go out into the world from the
homes wbtire new favor.tcs hau sup
planted them til the husband's favor
but co pen can describe the deprivations
and snCerinzs they encountered. No
one has creater rearxxt than I fcr the
free and enfettered practice of religious,
bo t poly ram y as practiced ia Utah is
such a crime azainst civilization and
asaiait nature iUclf. and involves such
terrible degradation, that those who
have at heart the interests of 'human
monlity, not to speak of womanhood .
should not rest until thy have detroyv
el this worst systatu ttut the heart of
man ever Instituted on religious or any
olher roundi.w
England ha been visited by earth
quakes several times, of which the fol
lowln have bden recorded: One felt
throohont England In 1080; another
felt throughout the country In 1274, by
which Glastonbury was destroyed; the
greatest known ia that country op to
that time, oa Novembtr II, 1318; a
aliibt shock lo London ebroary 3. 1 1 49.
mryA m. TfT.r ofis on March 8 1 and I
the latest recorded, a very alight one, in
the north western part of England on
November 0. IS52. England, as will be
seen from, the above instance, bis had
little practical cper3eaoe ot ' earth-
CO Huoadway. Room 52.
New Yokk. March 2, 1883.
Haying been cured of n severe at
tack of rheumatism of the neck and
shoulders by uihg Allcock's Porous
Piasters. I feel it my duty to strongly
commend their use to any one similar
s' aftlicted. For a peri'Kl of several
months I had exhausted many other
so-called remedies without obtaining
he sli2het relief. Finally I applied
ono ol Allcock's l'orus I'laslers, and
ound myself almnstimmcdiately cured
I consider them a true blessing. .
Faiih fully vur?,
JAMES K.llOSMKU.
election: Provided, that every town
ship shall be entittled to cast at least
one vote, and each township may send
as many delegates as it may see ht.
7. That in cases where townships
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM AND
IMPARTS VIGOR AND
HEALTH.
signs continued, nnd to-day William consist ot more than one warn or pre
R. Rindge is well, having been virtu- c;nct, each of said ward3 shall be en
ally raised from the dead through the titled to send delegates to county con
marvelous power of Warner's Safe ventions 'and Bhall cast its proportion-
Cure, as can be readily verified by any ate part of its township's vote, based
citizen of Cortland. upon the last preceding vote lor Gov-
Any one who reflects upon the facts ernor in said township. I
above described must have a feeling 8. That for the purpose of fully inau-
ot sadness. The father dead by his guraing this system, the present county
It is an antidote for
Malarial Blood Poison,
And a sure -remedy for restoring the system
aner uaYiug na.n iiiuoo .snu rev Ait.
Th Mississippi wu
a. New OrUttus on ill"!
month than ever ln'fore
an irch highnr
2Vh of l;i-t
kno. i.
What :t pity tha wrinkles sliitildnol
be all under otir In c's initialot on onr
f n--f. It would be a much
nn'nl.
utter arrange-
As a sui-crb hnir drct-sing and rc
invatr Ayrr's Hair Vigr k univer
dly cmiiiiendcd. Ii eradicates curf
and dainlrull. cures all eruptions aud
itching of.tho scalp, promotes the re
pewc jrrmvth of thn hair, and surely
prevents its lading or turning uray.
The hours pass'wiih hanpy pr'.
Hxts iu vifv arc moic pleasant than
thofecrowned with fruition. In the
lirt instiiicc. we emk the li"h t our
nffii appetite; in the letter, na'.urc cooks
it forus.
Vita Cured Six Years Ao.
'It has been 0 years since I wns cur
ed or Cts." says Mr. W. Ford, of Wirt
Jefferson Co., Ind. "tiujuirikui Xcn
vine did it." And it always will, read
er. $1.60, at druggists, j
own Jiaiui, supposing, ms son s recov
ery to be impossible; the son restored
to health to mourn the loss ol his lath
er and the agonized relatives with a
memory of sadness to forever darken
their lives. Had Clinton Rindgc known
that his son could recover he would
to-day be alive and happy, but the
facts which turned his brain and caus
ed him to commit suicide wereueh as
any one would acTept as true,
However ad this case may be, the
truth remains that thousands of peo
ple are at this moment in as great ac
tual peril as William Rindgc and in as
great danger of causing misery if not
death to their friends. " Liver and kid
ney diseases are become the most com
mon and mo.st dangerous of any oi all
modern complaints. They aie the
most deceptive in their beginnings and
horrible in their iinal stages. They
executive committees shall continue in
office until their successors are elected
under this system, and shall exercise
all the functions pertaining to said
oflice under this system ot organization.
!)j The chairmen of township com
mittees shajr preside at all township
conventions; in their absence any other
member of said committee may pre
side.
"10. In cases where all the township
executive committees are required to
meet for the purpose of electing county
executive committeesaid mtetine shall
be deemed to have a quorum when a
majority of such townships shall be
represented in said meeting.
COUNTY AND DISTKICT CON YJ&TIOXS.
I. The several county conventions
shall be entitled to elect lo their' sena
torial, judicial and congressional con
ventions one delegate and one sltcrnate
As a Toxic And Alterative.
Moob.es ville, Iredell Co . N C
Bems d irou3 of add njj my tc t!monUl to
others concerning the meihs of Mrs .'oe Pe -son's
Remedy, I take pleasure in s - ylng that
as a Tonic and Alterative I do not think it has
an equal. I lia-e fairly tested ilt. and after
try.n Vetcetlne, Sarsaparilla, Vinegar Hitter,
and various other remedies, have-no hesita
tion In pronouncing it -far superior to any tonic
i nave erer useu. vv nen i commenced using
jura, rerson'8 umcrs l was very weak, com
I lexlon sal ow, ad now J am feeling1 perfectly
well. Respectfully your iriend,
MBS. II. T. BROWN.
September 2Gth, 1S78.
AND AJTEB APRIL th. m .
.33 A. AL. the foUowlnz Fiueimkte
u-c utj run on mis roaa :
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILT-II
. Weet and 47 East. -
Leave Wilmington ...IWF.l
Ieave Florence..... tMi,I
Arrive at C. C.4A. Junction...... t.ll
Arrive at Columbia.
Leave Columbia... ...............U. tKM
Leave C, C. A A. Junction.. .......10.10 M
Leave Florence..........
Arrive at Wilmington.. 8.3 II
Night Mail jlkd Pjlssknoeb Tainr, Dia
. ; , ; No. 40 West.
Leave Wilmington... 10.40 M
Arrive at Florence.... 1.15 A. I
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DOT
.:; i.t r;!So.BaaU, ' V' I - !
Leave Florence at... .SJSF.U
Arrive at Wilmington.....: 7ilP. 1 j
Train 43 6tps at all stations. . (
. No. 40 stops only at Flemingtos. and Mirta
Passengers for Columbia and til potato a k
AC. K. Ii.. C, & II. K. Stations. AHa Jj
Hon, and all points beyond, should ttiiik,
40 Night Express.
. Separate Pullman Sleepers torCbtntt
and Augusta oo Train 4 0
an trains run soua between vnmtaam
Wllminettm.
Local freight leases Wllimlngtoa ia2jB
cept bunaay at o.w a. ju.
' General Superlstadai
T. M. EMERSON, General Passeoftriix
api-23- I
Carolina Central RJ1
! Companys-
Ots'icb oe gekkbal avrsxarvnat, j
Wilmington. N. C. Oct. 'i '
Debiliti'.
TboAe who &eek in love "the grace ol
novelty arc more taken with the love
or pleasure than with the pleasure of
love. i
Tho KosatlalU
I a potent remedy in all Chronic
diseases; but in ibcso diseases it wil! re
quire long continuance in the use ot tbc
medicine, in order to carry out ol tbc
system all tbc poisonous humors from
tbc blood. , 1
HUSADAL1S is a sovereign remedy
for all diseases of the blood. It has no
equal for the cure of nervous disorders.
Kead this certincaie;
Raltimoue, July 10. 1B79.
I would like to bear testimony to I he
merits of K03ADALIs, by saying tnat
some eight years ago I was totally pros
trated and could get no relief from our
family physician, but after taking one
bottle of Kosadalxs I became entirely
restored to health. I now weigh 175
lbs., but when I first took 'your medi-
cine l weigneci only izu. i cnecriuuy
recommend it to all, and especially to
thoso aiHictcd with nervous debility.
MRS. A. A. M ARO N.
ire far more deceptive than Consuiup- lor every fifty Democratic votes, and
one oelcgate ior Iractions over twenty
five Democratic votes cast at . the last
preceding gubnatoiial election in their
respective counties, and noDe but dele
gates or alternates so elected shall be
entitled to seats in said conventions:
Provided, that every county shall t have
at least oue vote in each of said conven
tions. I .
2 The chairman, or in his absence
any member of the county, senatorial,
judicial and congressional committee
shall call to order their respective con
ventions, and hold the chairmanship
thereof until the convention shall elect
r i a. m
in mi. uiiii can rnreiy ue ociecteu even
ly killlul physicians tinletf a micros
copic analysis be resorted to, and few
dctors understand how to do this.
Their slightest approach, or possibility
of approach should trikc terror to the
one who is threatened as well as to all
his or her friends. These diseases
have no distinct symptoms, but come
in the form of lassitude, loss of appe
tite, aching muscles and joints, dull
headaches, pains in the back,' stomach
and chest, sour stomach, recurring
sigus of cold, irregular pulsations of
the heart, and frequent dizziness. If
New BERX, Sept, 6, 1S31
I have used Mrs. Joe Person's Tonic for cen-
eral debility consequent upon living in alow
country, and found great benefit from it as an j
appetizer winch gave tone to the system.
MA KY BAYARD CLARKE.
Scrofula in the Eyes.
OXFOBO. N. C, Feb. 2d, 1880.
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy Cured our 11 tie
girl, who was badly afflicted witU Scrofula,
after all other means had failed. - -
- R. E ELLIOTT.
Far sale in Wilmington by W. H. Green,
Wholesale Agent, J. C. Munds, Munds Bros.
& DcRoeset and F C Miller. AoDlvforPam
phlet of North Carolina testimonials.
tfpl 23 tf . . ,
No.1.
NothiDjr Like Tbem.
Benson's Capclrc Porous Piasters are be
yora an comparison the best. Prompt, sure.
'rice 25 cents.
apl 21
mm
ibmuli oi ctM(CUontllaiudofi(
fitA tuTu nm er.thMX I vCl imdTWO BOTTIAo
VMXE.tooiakasVALUABL8 TBXATlSKoa
thM rtii. ztj mitrr. '. it cxprwa bjmI P. O.
neglected, these symptoms are certain its chairman.
to run into chronic kidney and liver or 3. The executive committees of the
lirignt s disease, from which there is senatorial, congressional and judicial
sure to be a great amount of agony districts, respectively, shall, at the call
and only one means of escape, which of their respective chairmen. Imeet at
is by the use of Warner's Safe Cure, same time and place in their respective
The importance of taking this great districts, designated in said call. And
remedy upon the slightest appearance it shall be their duty to appoint the
ot any or the above svmptoms cannot time and place for holding conventions
w iw Mrougiy impressct upon tne in meir respective aisincis: ana tne
minus oi.an reaacrs who tlesiro to es
cajc death and pain and prolong life
with all its pleasures aud blessing".
TheYiffuro May Be Faultless,
the complexion without blemish, vet it
the teeth are neglected, the other at
tributes of beauty fall short of their
due effect. It the teeth aro not hope
lessly decayed. SOZODONT will renew
their whiteness and beauty. This whole
some beautifying agent, moreover, ren
ders the breath sweet and communi
cates a ruddiness to the gums. and a
roseate hue to the lips. A fair trial of
this standard article will dmonttrais
its value.
SMOKE.
jLL WHO DESIRE A SMOKE In which
the sense will be gently lolled ta mt th
fancy freed Irom care, soar anvmr thede-lia-htfnl
air eaailes of "Arabian M.Tt..T
dor, ahoold try sonc of those Domestic and
r. C lrXLLEETS PnarmacT.
apl 7 . Coxxer FourUi and Koa st
chairmen of said respective committees
shall immediately notify the chairmen
of the different county executive com
mittees oi said appointment, and the
said county executive committees shall
forthwith call conventions of their re
spective counties in conformity to said
notice and send delegates to said re
spective district conventions.
STATE CONVENTIONS.
1. The State convention shall be com
posed of delegates appointed by the sev
eral county conventions. Each coonty
shall be entitled to elect one delegate
and ono alternate to every one hundred
and fifty Democratic votes, and one
delegate lor fractions over seventy-five
Democratic votes cast therein at the
last preceding Gubernatorial election;
and none but delegates or alternates so
elected shall be entitled to seats in said
convention; provided; that every coun
ty shall have at least one vote in said
convention. .'
GENERAL RULES. f
I. Such delegates (or alternates of
absent delegates) as may be present
at any Democratic convention shall be
War I
Books.
Change of Schedule.
riv and Rafter octb 1st, tsss, is j
Railroad; . . 1
PASSENGER MAIL AND EZPZSSSTV
Dally except Sundiji.
Leave Wlhninjrton
Leave Raleigh at
Arrive at Charlotte at....', .
) Leave Charlotte at.. rri
No. 2. J Arrive Ralelh at.....7",.-CT I
. 4 ) Arrive at WUmlngtoa lUr"L
Passenger' Trains stop t
only, anf potato designated tn W W5
Time Tab&. - ; - r Mill
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSEG
' : 1 EXPRESS AND FBDcHT:
tr 'ta Dally except 5 I
Vr , I Leave Charlotte...- llU f . f
SEVEN GREAT MONARCHIES of the An
cient World By GEORGE RAWLINSOJT.
"What Is more TERRIBLE than War? nnless
it be a war among publishers, then what could
be HAPPIER, for rejoicing book buyers?
Such a war la in nroareHS. Prim mlnrvrf fm-m
tlS to$i.. Specimen wges free. Not sold. w7 R iAeville d
aUon before paymeni.
JOHN Ii. ALDEN, PubUsher,
18 Vcsey St., N. Y. P. o. Box 1227J
apl 21 4w , T
i'l Leave Shelby Zar.i
No- Arrive at Charlotta
' Tralna No. 1 and 2 make ?gfr
Hamlet with B. A A. Train to sale
1 andhcSSo? d2e?SrI
Take Traiii No. 1 tatfM
western J C R R, Asnevu a
Also, for 8partanborr, wjl
tlanta and all points SouUiweit
Snperu
WEAK, UNDEVELOPED: PARTS
T. w;CLARK,GenenJ
octl
OP THB HUMAN B3DY ENLARGED. DEVK Lr
and Pic k2
OPED. KTRE.NGTHENKD." Etc.. tnnn inTftin
ft?V'rti'men lonrun in our viatHT. In d-kiv i,m.
guinea we will ny mat tftere in BOfTideow of h a rn"
rial tooaiinij. un i n conf rarr. uic.rt,,?. .
veryfaigfily iarfo! Jorrestrt rrsona tnu
KKIK MEIICAL.. butfall, t.Y. lMif hr-mij jy"
The 'Excursion
SEASON IS OVER AND TH
. , i .
and JOHN WERNER, the Pf
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yd4w
LMkUKI MIMA JSKlwt "'u.lvfl.pr.i
ance at his Hair Dressing
at rn W&tfr MJIU MTV
8
For Sale.
PAIR CARRIAGE HORSES.
SEVERAL FINE BJJGGY HOR1ES.
GOOb ilULES. ,
Also, Carriages, Buggies and
Hearses to;id:uwest:possIbk;ratea.
Lmch 15
IHOLUNG8WORTH A CO.,
Livery and Sale Stables,
-rrCor. 4th and Mulberry eta
Street, between
Kerchner & CaWerB
nrfTATflLE -
GROCERS AND COMillSSlOS
1 T ......
offer for sale a full line of
BACON, .SALT.
RICE. HEAL,
CORN. i ' . OATS,
SNUFP, SOAii
LYE, -fiTARCH.
CRACKERS, CANDI, .
UOOP1RON,. WUK.,
NAILS. . BUNGS.
PAPER, I.BAg9tj!
AiLEGKZASE, POWDlB,
LAR
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