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An generally Induced 4
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Stomach, Costirenei g
2efident Circulation,
or soma Derangement
of the Urer and Digestive System
Safferers will find relleX by the use of
Ayer's Pills
to stimulate the stomach and produce a regu
lar daily morsment of the bowels. By their
etkm on these organs, Ayxb's Pills divert
the blood from the brain, and relieve and
core all forms of -Congestive and Nervous
Headache Bilious Headache, and Sick
Headache ; and by keeping the bowels free,
and preserving the system in a healthful
condition, they Insure immunity from future
attacks. Try
Ayer's Pills,
FKEPAEED BY
Dr.J.C.AyerdCo., Lowell, Mass
soid by aii Druggists.
Tkt ufitu ieview htiS the largest
rona fide circidalion, of any neicsiaper
ntJuhuL live etly of Wximttujton. i
SATURDAY. AUGUST .
tan 1 .lytcip ddw A
;27 3
AYER'S
iigne Cure
suiiMim an Himuoie ioraii malarial ills-
orders which, so far as known, is used in 110
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
erer, and consequently produces noiniurioira
effect upon the constitution, but leaves the
system as healthy as it was before the attack
WE WAEKAHT AYES'S AGUE dJEE
to cure every case of rerer and -Ague, Inter
mittent or Chill TeTer, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, BilionSi Fever, and Liver Com
plaint caused by malaria. In case of failure,
ftr due trial, dealers are authorized, by our
cinMilar dated July 1st, 1882, to refund the
'money.
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Furniture.
NEW AKHIVALS OF
Goods for Fall Season !
Low Prices and new Styles
Call and examine before buylDgc'sewheie;
aug t5
D. A. SMITH.
Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street,
At Cost!
QVKU 503 BOXES XOB VCCO AT COST
to cloe"rt'ut. Also, HTgc stock of Plug and
SmoLijg Tobacco at very low(priccs, from
the Best Faftoriea In Virgin!.
Cigars and Cigarettes
By the mlWlion, atjthe Office of
CAPE FEAR TOBACC;;WORKS,
jy JUf No. 132 Sorth Mrke'J-t.
CflAUITV Iii;(;iHSAT HoaiK
No. 15,3155.
New Orleans Men Win Parts of
the Capital Price ot $75,000
Easene Gaudins. w.-irehousemati for
Messis. H. Onorato & CJ.. f r so:u
tiine, is a d ana 1 1 us yJva Ler. He
was coin u natively haipy at uia Louie
No. 31 8t, IVter at net j and in hi.i
walks bo passeil a place in wnicb thtj
rticktr-ts or 1'he JvuciatiH fc a-- lsmcy
Company are dispiaii d. lie had pur
nhased tickets in i-ai tncs'np wi'h ru
iellow-worktrr. During August, lie
saw displayed one which i pnicuiuriy
struck bis fancy N. 15,305 fc hetber
it was tho Dtrculiar ananueiuent or lhc
5-, or the magical plating of the 3
even (jaudiris is at a loss m explain.
But ihat particuiiar ticket hsiimied iiim :
peeped out em Jeuiiil v irom ilie window.
begitii: plaiuJy to be bought. The
day was ciosr at hand, aud still it iuin
in the window. 1:3 comrades were
dropping off, and when tho Iat day.
the 12th, arrived, it was almost to be
pitied for its fonelipe s. Gnudins each
day glaoced hastily t see if his little
friend was still in place, staited several
time3 to walk boldly in aud buy on his
sole account; but the old tranini Is of
the partnership airangement held hiui.
until ihe last moment, leu o'clock on
the morning ol the 12th he held safrly
in bis sole possession one-filth ol the
coveted ticket. The revolutions of the
wheel at the Academy of Music brought
out No. 15,305 as drawing the Capital
prize. The fact was published and came
soon to the ears of Gaudins, who
yesterday was poor, but to-day. by the
investment ot a doJiar, rar.Ks among
bondholders.'"
Jle called a th'eofnceol The Louisana
State Lottery with Mr. ii. Oaorato,
and was promptly paid in m l. A re
.orter wanted to know what, he pro
posed to do. and ho auswtred that he
would buy a nice home for his family.
and that seeing them placed beyond the
reach ot want and iu cuintort would be
as piuch happiness as hn desind. The
balance of his nionev lie would .try to
invest. profitably, and would himself
continue to play his modest part un
spoiled by prosperity. He signed his
name neatly to the receipt for the money
and went out of the Hhe .of the
Lottery as happy and contented a man
as toe Crescent Citv now contains. -New
Orleans Picayune, August 15ih.
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Dear Sir: I have used your smoking
tobacco. However, the very little use that I
make of the article in this shape may not en
title me to be a good judge, but I must pro
nounce it of excellent quality and flavor. "
K.cspcctiuily,,
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Senator from Illinois,
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Thackeray's gifted daughter, Anne, in her
sketch of Alfred Tennyson, in -farmer's
Monthly, tells of her visit to the great poet.
e found him smoking Llackwell's Bull Dur
,hamTobacco,senthim by Hon. Jamos Russell
Ixiwell, Amcricanftlinister to the Court pf St.
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Mr. J. S. Carr, Prest. .-
Dear Sir : I take great pleasure in recom
mending your celebrated Smokfng Tobacco ,
as free from impurities, of excellent flavor,
and should be a favorite with all tobacco
smokers. Very respectfully,
Senator from South Carolina.
Horner School,
Oxford, N. C.
JEr7 CATALOGUE JUST ISSUED.
Terms as heretofore Students charged
only from time ot admission. Koom now for
eight Dew boys.
J. H. & J. C. HORNER,
AUff 28 2w Principals
White Cypress or Yellow
Pine.
SA8IT, BLINDS AND DOORS GUARAN
TEED A GOOD AS THE BEST.
MouldiBg, Brackets. Ualuaiers and drna
menul WocA Work.
aug2S PARSLEY & WIGGINS.
PARSLEY & WIGGINS,
'. .MANUFACTURERS OF
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
ANB
ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK,
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A Bargain I
JN HAND AND FOR SALE, FIVE BBLS
SCUPPERNONG WINE
ONIiY $1 PFIt GALLON.
, A pure wine, a pleasant wlno arda cheap
wine. Host be sold at once .
L.6.CUSSRr.
wag 9 tf N..W. cor. Market -and Second sts.
Another 3l.oo?
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- EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY
UlULK CHIP and all the Rough f traws,
popular mow. Erery possible shade ofFcath
ers and other Trimmings. New lot of Para
soU white and colors, all prices. Glorea,
.lisle, Eli and Lace. New St imping Patterns.
Respectfully - -
Hearing that another fortunate
10'der of a part of the lucky number
15.305. drawirlir $75,000 in the August
scheme of Tbe Louisiana-State Lottery,
wa?on hand lo collect h:s money, a
reporter interviewed him. Mr.- Louis
S ymour, the fortunate gentleman, was
und in the ollice ot the Lottery with
wo friends, lit had presen'e'l his cne-
fiith ticket, and was awai-.ing the mak
ou of the check for the amount it
ctHd for. While appreciating fully
his f rtune, he was perfectly cool and
plcaBant
He told the reporter that be was a na
tive ot jUemphis, lenn., an;l served in
the Confederate army in the battle of
ohiloh under Gen's. Albert Sidney
Johnson and Beauregard. His health,
impaired by army service, had grown
mush worse of late years, and he came
hero t benefit himself. As his means
-ere limited, he went to work on the
buiMings ol the great World's Fair to
be held iu New Orleana next winter.
He stuck to it steadily for nearly five
month, although it almost ; couterbal
anced the good done him by the genial
climate.
He was a firm believer in luck, and
never failed to purchase a ticket in the
Louisiana State LotteTy. His experi
tnen in purchasing No. 15,365 baa con
firmed him in his beliel. He was
pleased with the country and the peo
ple; was delighted with everything,
and hoped to enjoy hi3 good fortune.
He had not formed any distinc plans
for the future, but would remain at
ease for some time recuperating, not
forgetting always to try his luck in the
lottery that had proved such a bonanza
to him New Orleans Picayune, Au
gust 16.
8TATE NEWS,
News and Observer: President Kemp
P. Battle, who has been; spending pai
of his vacation on Staten Islard, New
York, the guest of Mr. Kemp P. Batth?,
second assistant surgeon in the Marine
hospital fervico, returned to Chapel
Hill Tuesday so as to meet the incom
ing freshmen yesterday, the beginning
of the session of the Univer3itv.
The Democrats of Chatham have nom
inated for the Senate, T. B". Womack ;
for the House. J. A. Alston; for Reg
ister of Deed?, Capt. L. R. Exiioe; tor
Sheriff, S. T. Brewer; for Coronor, Dr.
J. B. Burns. At the Republican
First Coogessional Convention John
B. Respass, of Beaufort county, was
nominated for Coagress and J. W. Al
bertson; of Pasquotank, for
elector. Tbe Democrats are
p eased with the nomination.
Yesterday tho Republican and Liberal
State Executive Committees placed the
names of the following upon the ticket.
mus masinz it complete, ueorge w.
Stanton, for Treasurer; W. G. Chand
ler, for Secretary of State. Stanton was
by the convention of the parties nomi
nated for Secretary of State, and Wash
ington Duke for Treasurer. The
latter declined the nomination.
A gentleman who traveled last week
from Raleigh to the Hamlet line and
thence through that county, says he
never saw such upland corn in his life
He saya Harnett is a regular "Egypt."
The cotton, however, is suffering in all
this section from tho drought The
weather of tbe past week has been par
ticularly hurtful. The cotton forms
arc drying go and falling off. There
is. he says, less 'fruit" on thtf cotton
stalks than since the now famous dry
summer of 1SS0. . ' :
"Tho nopoof tho Nation."
Children, slow indavclopincnt, ' Vtiny,
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Dear Sir For five years past I have used
constandy the Blackwell Durham Smoking
Tobacco. I regard it as the best and most
satisfactory smoking tobacco I haveever used, "
and take great pleasure in recommending it to
all who, like myself, are fond of the pipe; "
Senator)
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I have been for over twenty years a con
stant smoker. I find in Blackwell's Durham
'that true excellence found in no other brand
uniformity; every package being the same. I
pan smoke it at all times, day.and night, with
, impunity; it acts as a mild and pleasant stimu
ant, always quiets my nerves, and in no way
disagrees with me. It is a great comforter,
a pure, sweet and mild smoke.
. WASHWOTOif, D. C, Asril 8th, 188.
Mr. J. S. Carr, Pres.
Sir: l am now smoking your most excel
lent Durham Tobacco, and can most heartily
recDmmend.it to all smokers of the weed. Ir
is free from all impurities, imparts a pleasant
aroma, and is preferable, to all other brands
oi lODacco mat i nave sroojtea,
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Dear Sir : In reply to your favor. It gives
me pleasure to say that I have used the Black- ,
well Durham Smoking Tobacco, manufactured,
by your company, and have found l A No. ,
in quality and flavor. Yours truly.
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For ten or twelve years I have used Black
weli's Durham Smoking Tobacco, and find
it the most satisfactory of all I have fried.
I gave Thomas Carlyle a pound of it, as we
often smoked together, and he warmly praised
it. I have founcTno tobacco on either conti
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Dear Sir t -in answer to yours of yesterday
I have to say that I have for many-years
used the Blackwcli's Durham Smoking Tobac
Co and prefer it to any other that I have tried.
Respectfully,. , ;f.
. Senator from Tenneitee.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
Ausust 30 4 P; M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
firm at 28 cents per gallon. Sales of 50
casks at these figures.
ROSIN Quoted firm at 95 cents for
Strained and $1.00 for Good Strained,
bid. . .
TAR Quoted quiet at $1.50 per bbl
of 280 lbs. .
CRUDE TURPENTINEQuoted
steady at $1.85 for. Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted firm. The follow
ing are the official quotations tor old
crop : . .
Urdmary.... ........... 8
(xod Ordinary m
uow iuiaoiing io
cents
aiiadimg. .............. jnj
Good Middling . , - - - - ' S
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' UAILT RECEIPTS.
Cotton
SpiritOTurpentine
t&osin
Tar. .........
Crude Turpentine.
. : 7 bales
326 casks
649- bbls
147 bbls
172 bbls
MARINE NUWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer D urchison, Smith, Fay
ettevUle, G: W. Williams Tco.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
Yille, Master. .
, CLEARED.
Steamship Benefactor, Tribon. New
York, II G Smallbones
Steamer D. Mnrchison, Smith. Fay
etteville, G W Williams & CoT
Steamer Passport, -Harper, Smith
vilie. Master
Ger barque August, . Graebe. Wol
gast, Ger, W Walter. -
- Exports. .
T . - ' FOREIGN.
uWolsast, Ger Ger "barque August
235,410 ft lumber. .
- Every Farmer et'iht to t'
c:ir::r rio-," -
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VESSELS IN THE PORT OF WILMINGTON, N. C
AUGUST 29, 18S4.
No Tewel uniler 60 tons reported In this list.
BARQUES.
Nor Insula Capri, 395 tons, Danlelsen.
C 1 Mebine
Uer August, 317 tons, Groabe, .
. 15 Peschau A Wcstermann
Nor Frey, 28X tons, Halvorsen. JHeide & Co
SCHOONEKS.
Thomas SInnlckson, 230 tons, Heme.
Geo Harrlss & Co
SchrWJlllam H Keeny, 293 tons Llpplncott.
, " Geo Harrlss & Co
Schr UzzlQ Lane, 220 tons, Herrlck, .
. EG Barker Co
Timothy Fields, 176 tons, Adams,
-EG Barker & Co
S G Hart, 505 tons. Fountain. ' Master
R S Graham, 341 tons. Avis,
TT - . . Geo narrlss & Co
Horace;s. Lanfalr, 293 tons, Woodland,
Geo Harrlss & Co
L, C Hickman, 231 tons, Joseph.
- ' Jr Geo Harries & Co
Sarah S Harding, 385 tons, Melvln,
Geo Harrlss & Co '
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Ger Diana, 3U fns. Fchroder, sailed from
Liverpool, Aug. 17
- Ger Express, 276 tons, Fretwurst, sld from
Liverpool Aug 10.
: Fama, W tons," Taraldeen, at Para,
July 7.) , ;
StetttnFAugi7378 t0nS MByer' -s-i om
Ger kermann Filedrlch, 588 tons, Vlcjahr,
sailed from Liverpool, Aug 1.
rlo, Juio810 484 t0n8, L'Kiand at B1? Jane:
Flume July?13 533 t0n3 Eosher called from
HbSJnli0118- Jahnckc. sailed from
WEEKLY STATEMENT:
STOCKS ON HAND XCGUST 23, 1884
Cottonashore, 703; afloat 45; total,
Spjnts ashore. 3,983 ; .afloat. . 2,613 ;
total, 6.601. '
Erore. :81,1C3; afloat,-S.047;
total, 83,210. : . ' . '
Tar-ashore,' 433; afloat, .247; total,
Crae ashore;. 2,204.,-;;; 'if-
RECEIPTS FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG I 23
CtoUon; 48; spirits; 2,120; rosin8,315
' tar, 815; crude, 1,056.- .Z'
:'. m EXPOETS FEOil AUG. 16 Q AUG. 23.'
Sprits, 1C3 ; rcsln. 153 ; tixv I.C3I ; cruder
Hotel Brunswick,
SMITH VILLE,!
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WILL BE KEPT OPEN ALL THE Win
ter. .j .
TRANSIENT RATES From September 1st
to October, $2 per day. . t! .
WEEKLr RATES $10 per week. v . -
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER $35.
, J. D. SUBLETT.
aug25 lwk I Maniger
Ball Room rented to Dancing Parties during
the Winter at reasonable rates, t
Board.
A IEW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE
accommodated during the'Summer months
at reasonable rates. Pleasant location, good
attendance and the best the market affords.
Transient boarders accommodated by the
day or week., MRS. ROBERT LEE.
, , , ' 113 Market Street,
julylllydAw Wilmington, N. C.
Groceries.
rjlHERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHIN
Housekeepers could buy so many things eo
cheap. Some of ihe subslantlala are np 'tis
true, bui ihe average Is low. life are daCy
receiving NEW AND FRESH OODS. All
orders sent by servant will be promptly at.
tended to, and any error vill be corrected at
once. All are Invited to call. InaDect' and
price goods. No trouble to show tbeSfcS
"s O, . EOBISSOS.
School Books !
- - School Books!
1 . School -Books I
S EO1, DISCOUKT TO SlERCHANTS
and Teactert. We make a eculty TJEXT
BOOKS Adopted by the State Board "ot Eda
cation :Prfcca;urixIhed:on appicatloni' " '
trr1!? cr2:r3 7 Kill trtfl Tzzzlti rrca rt c
Wew nJullets.
FEW BBLS. OF FEES II '
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"iDIS WEEK, 'KEXT, AP SM?"
INDEED EVER ST WEEK WK ECCJJ
NEW GOODS. Lot ot nice Featwr
ters iust In. Bird Cages. Patent CWr
Flues, Pumps.. All kinds of Uoah) w "
ine best workmen, oia swna.
PARKER 4 TATWB
r PURE WHITS OIL
E. C. Blair,
"DROKEB & COMMISSION HIBCHlST
for the tale of Flour, Meal. Grain. Cbjwjg
Foreign Fruits. MercbandUe od
of Conntrv Prod are iwld and prOBJP
guaranteed. Conslgnmentsohcl
.1 aug 28 -f. ' No. iaN. 8eajg!!L
Monday
too wrui
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The livetfrocer and i gJK
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"IBIEOS ASB FELLOW CITI2E55:
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Colognes. Ki tracts. To.vS
A S.-. rrnk-!ah Towels.
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