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i HISUELT.&.NEOIM. if 13, f2 j snI -THE BEST TONIC. S rhls medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely t yres l;vrir.!.i Indigestion, WeuhiieiMt. Impure litoo.t. JIaih.t-iu,t'hil!ft aud Fever-, a.nd Nenrnlfffa. It is an tiniaiLir remedy for Diseases of the It?ln.nlrml I.fvcr. i; is invaluable lor Disease peculiar to Wmen, and all v. ho lead sedentary lives. !ttaes not injure the teeth, came liead:ii he.o: ertvinei constipation (t!i'r Jrtrtt tardier i r ' Iu nriehes anI I'uriiks the Mood. rtr.' :KarPCtfle.ftKl3 the avdr.dlrttMi " f Ueuthtim.nnd J' 1 hit . : tin Um miisrle en3 nerv-i. t r ia'ermi'i'" rYviis, Ijr r i:or.'-. Ac . it has n" oml. The pre''1''!'' b-" nt.ve trade ir-. . ' 1iilr hj K:'W H'..U ll. Ml. H , i jan I ly d&W DO YOU KNOW THAT LORRILARD'S CLIMAX PLUG TOBACCO with Red Tin T: ROSE LEAF Fine Cut Chew ing; NAVY CUPPINGS, Brown and Yellow SNUFFS the beat and cheapest, quality considered? ausc 6 ly d& v Dr. Moil's Ponders NEVER FAIL TO CURS I.NTIAMM& tlon of tne Kldnys. Gravel, Gleet. Str let ares and ad Urinary diseases. Nervous anu Physical Debility, Genital Weakness and ad those untold nj scales caused by Indtscretlon or Excesses. Syphilis in all its forms perma nently c j-ed. i ePow o' Br wn spots on fce and body.ore Throat an t Nose, scrofula, Old Sorra, Eczema, Tetter and all BJood and Skin diseases Urinary disease cured in days. Price 1. Euco.se tho mon'v tc FRANK STRV- SS A CO., Ba'umoi-o, Bid., and it will be sent by mall sealed. For s le by al! drug ffit t; sen', by mall. iuly 7 dAwdy Dr. UodcTs Nervine No. 2. 4I7TLL CURE NERVOUS, PHYSICAL VY and Genital Weakness caused by Indis cretion and violating tho- iaw3 of hoaith. Price ei OR. HUNTER'S I l LLS Cures Syphilis In all it forms and stages, Yollow or Brown --pois on the fa' e and body. Sore Throat an-'. Npe, scrofula, J citer, Ecze ma, Itching sensation, bait Rheum and all Blood and fkln idseases, Urinary Diseases and Strictures speedily enred Price $2. l:t. 111J I'S V.M VLR FK1SND Never falls to cure Irregularities or Suppres sions', caused by eo.'ls r disease. Married ladies and ladies in delicate fate of health are cautioned to not use it. Price $:i Enclose the money for either n.edleiua to FWASR STE VENS CO Baliimore, vld and it will be sent by mall or cxpres? sealed. For sale by all Drucsrlsts j sent by mail or express. July 7 dAwlv HC I for working peop'o Send 10 Ba Mm IT cents postage, ana we wtll mail jou fuek. a royal, valuable sample box of goods that win put you In th; way of mak Jng more money in a few days than i ou ever tbouzht possible at any bu-ints. epic 1 not required. You c n live at hom- and work in snare time only, or a 1 the time. All of both eexe-, of all ages, grandly successful. 1 0 centb to$Seihil.' earned every evening. That all who want work may test the busin.-ss, we make this unparalleled oflei : To all wno are not well satislled e will send tl to pay for the trouble f writing us. Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Immtn e pay ab solutely sure for all who start at once Don't delay. Address Stinson & Co, Por.land, MI e. dec2d&wly A I WLM more money han at anything else ww I 11 by taking an agency for ihe best selling boo out. Beginners succeed grandly. None fail. Terms free. Hallktt BookCo.. Portland, Maine. dec 2 d.tw ly $19 fi OflO n Pregentg ffiven away Send us o cents postage, and you will get tree a package of goods of large value, that will start you In wrk that will at once bring yt u in money faster than anything e'. c m America. All about the $'200,000 in presents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, of cither sex, of all ases, for all the time, or pare time only, to work for us at their own homes. Fortunes for ail workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. H. Hallett A Co., Portland. Maine. nec 2 d&w ly WEAK, UNDEVELOPED PARTS ofe THg HUMAN BODY KNLARQED, DEVEL OPED. STRENGTHENED," Etc., iaan interest iirg quiriea we will say mat there isno3enoe l?um luf about this. UntQe contrary, the Advertisers are .-rv -nty iuil(rffL lnlT.ytel iwrotis mav vrt P"a'. l ciiyul.ir" giving all particiiiars by Hi!h apl 1C ydJtw FIT A l.rndirK UondonPhy sician Kr;ibiishes an Offlce in New York. Frm Am. Jonrnai of Med. "Dr. Ab. Mesemte, who mikes a specialty ofEpilep?y hca without doubt treated aud cured more cases than any-Otb-T livintr puj-8:cian. His success has simply oeen asto:i!BHin ; we nave mm oi cases oi over m Cusotandin? enrod by him. Hejjuaranteesa cure." rgo bottle tind Treatibe sent free. Give P.O. and PrTAB. MESEROLE. No. 9S John St.. New York. First National Bank of Wil mington. CAPITAL STOCK.. ....... ............ t2&C,OtO 8UBPLUS FUND 66.000 Dapodta received and collections outoa o a) accetible pom to lsthe United ttMsa 01 RECTO US, E. JL 3UBBUS5, D. Q. WOBXH A . MA RTTJ9, J AS. SPRUNT .USCBC CBADBOUSN. OITI'JEBSl A. E. BUBS US8 . President. A. K. WALWIB mmm Cashier w. uwnw - apl a riUil 11 U El The Daily Review JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop WIIINGTON. N C THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1885 fcDtcred at the Postoffice at Wilmington. N C. m second-class matter. THIS WAK IN THE SOUDAN. Tbe fighting in the Soudan, says the News and Courier, began so long aeo that, in tbe exciting march of events the causes of it are apt to be forgotten Nor hat the general reader any dear idea of tbe extent of the field of opera" tions, and of the difficulties which beset those who campaign there. The present war in the Sou Jf.n is tbe consequence of tbe attempt of Egypt to reconquer Equatorial Africa. The Soudan ia a vast tract of Africa, stretch ing frr.m Egypt on tbe north to the Nvanza lakes on the south, and from j the Red Sea on the east to tbe western ! boundary of Parturonthe west. Khar toum is about equally distant, that is to say between 1,100 and 1,200 miles. as the crow flies, from the northern boundary of Egypt, the Mediterranean, and from Lake Victoria Nyanza, the southern boundary. The sovereignty of the Soudan was seized by Egypt in 1819. and ii 1856 Said Pasha, tbe Khedive, oniy desisted from abandon ing the country in deference to the re presentations of the Sheikh.3 and notables, who declared that anarchy would tollow. There was a rebellion in 18C5, which was suppressed. In 1874 Chinese Gordon was appointed GoyernorGeneral ot tbe Equatorial provinces. Becoming absolute ruler o the Soudan, he established a system of just and equitable government which led. alter his depar ure. to the revolt against it e ruisgovernment pi the Egyp tian officials. A whole horde of Turks, Circassians and Basbi-Bazouks were let loose to harry the unfortunate Sou danese. There was intense di-content. The revoltof the Mahdi.or lalse prophet, took shape in 1881. tbe 3 ear that Arabi itna made himselt dictator in Egypt. 1 The fortunes of El Mahdi varied, but j he gathered recruits as he went along, j and in 1882. ho surrounded and mas sacred 6.C0O Egyptian soldiers. When Arabi Pasha had been smashed up by the English, the Khedive undertook to reassert Egyptian authority in the Sou dan. Abd-el-Kader was in charge of the Egyptiftn forces and occasionally repulsed the Soudanese. Hicks Pasha, an English officer in the Egyptian ser vice, took command in March, 1883. and, after some successes, fougbt Ei Mahdi's forces at Kashgate. where, af ter three days' righting, Hicks was kill ed and his army cut to pieces. There were few survivors of the ill-fated 11,- 000. All thought of suppressing the Mahdi was abandoned. Thenceforth, the only discussion was how to save Khartoum and the Eastern Socdan, which in turn gave place to consid eration of the best means of abandon ing them. Tt was determined to evacuate the Soudan, in which there were ten forti fied places occupied by Egyptian troops who numbered altogether 44,000 men. The difficulties in the way of the evac uation became daily tnre evident. Up to this time, be it remembered, England had had nothing to do with the Soudan, and had declined to be in any way re sponsiole for its occupation or evacua tion. There were piteous appeals fr help, and the English Government was urged to push forward a column from Suakim on the Red Sea, to Ber ber, so as to keep open the line of com munnication with Khartoum. Chin ese Gordon, meanwhile, bad given his Views very freely, and in January, 1884, he was requested by the English Gov ernmraent to proceed at once to Egypt and report to them on the mill tary situation in the Soudan, and on the measures which it might be advisa ble to take for tbe security of tbe Egyp tian garrisons still holding positions in that country, and for the safety of the European population in Khartoum Tnis was the extentj of the duty which Gen. Gordon cheerfully asumtd In February he arrived at Khartoum, ac companied by a small escort, and long afterward assured the Government that Khartoum was in no danger A Brit ish expeditionary force under Graham defeated the Mahdi's lieutenant, Os man Oigca, at Tokar and Tamanieb, but went no farther. As late as March last, Gen. Gordon said that with 500 determined men he could put down the trumpery revolt, as he called it. and a month later he tele graphed that he considered himselt free to act according to circumstances, and, if he could noi suppress the rebellion, would retire to tho Equator. It must be remembered that it was never part of the original conception ot Gen. Gordon's mission that he should be supported or rescued by an English army. When he was sent to Khartoum, the idea was that he should have a free hand and nothing else. As, however, it was seen that he was absurdly mis taken in his estimate of the character of tbe rebellion, and was really in imminent peril, the feeling that he should be rescued, at any hazard, grew stronger and stronger. His was a j Quixotic undertaking, but he had en- deared himself to tbe people by the very extravagances of hia conduct and his marvellous self confidence and coarag', and Ihe Government dfeided to fend an expeditionary force under Gen. Wol-e-ley to raise the siege of Khartoum. The plan of operations has been severe ly criticised, bat it has not been shown that any of the newspaper plans of campaign were preferable to that which was adopted. This general review of the situation in the Soudan, will show, if it shows an j thing, that England is not engaged in any war of conquest or suppessi n, but was merely endeavoring to rescue Gen Gordon and bU troops from the posiiion which they had defended so gallantly. It was the fixed intention of the Government to withdraw the troops from tbe Soudan as soon as Khartoum and the other military posts had been safely evacuated retaining only a foot bold on tbe Red Sea. for tho security of navigation. There is, moreover, a good deal of false sentiment in tbe talk aboit the Soudan. The Pall Mall Gazette blames the government without stint on every occasion, but it admits that "the Soudan for the Soudanese," is but a fine way of saying "the Soudan for tbe slave traders." Thi, however, is an outside question at present. Eng land's present object is to save the re maining garrisons in ihe Soudan, or to avenge them. To this end li e whole ot the vast resources of the British empire will be employ edif necessary. FEBKUAUY FUN. . Tbe marriage write The certificate. Going the rounds Climbing a ladder A bad sign A forged signature Post. A bachelor of arts An accomplished lady kilier. B ind people cannot be carpenters, because they never sav. Watcrloo Qb server. "Poets are born," says a writer. So are other men, but when they get old enough they generally reform. Boston Post. Yes, son. we call that kind of a hat a stovepipe, because it soots our clothes and makes such a dratt on our pockets Life. In Biblical days the foolish vir. ins neglected to put oil in their lamps. In our times the foolish virgins put oil on the firo. Xorristown Herald. Is Life Worth Living? Some of the metaphysicians are how discussing this question, and saying a good many things too deep for ordina ry understanding To make life really worth living in the best way, the firbt requirement is a good digestion and a healthy circulation of blood The man who wishes somebody would knock bim in Ihe head, is in low spirits be cause his digestion is bad and his blood poor. Dr. Myers, of Sheboygan, Wis., says, "I recommend Brown's Iron Bit ters for general debility, loss ot appe tite and want of strength. Take this valuable tonic and make life worth living." A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man hood, &c, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a mis sionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmak. Station D, New York City. eod "&W ly Itt riincf Files-.symptoms and Cure. Tbe symptoms are moisture, like perspira tion, Intense itching, increased by scratching; very d'sti easing, particularly at night; seems as if piu worm i were crawling in and about the rectum ; the pri Tate parts ra sometimes affected . If allowed to continue very serious results may follow. "SWAISE'3 OINT MENT" is a pleasant, sure cure. Also, for Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysip elas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all sca'y, crusty Skin Diseases. Box, by mail, 50 cts; 3 for $1, 25. Address, DR. HWAYAE A SON, Phila., Pa. Sold by Druggists. may 2 ly deod&w f m w Now is the time to give Smith's Worm Oil. lvi w MISCELLANEOUS FOR Man and Beast. Mustang Liniment is older than most men, and used more and more every year. feb 2 dtw cm tu th s -1 nrm HAGAN'S Magnolia Balm is a secret aid to beauty. Many a lady owes her fresh ness to it; who would rather not tell,, and you cant tell. feb 2 d A w cm tu th sit nr Hardware AU KINDS A'n IN ANY QUANT1 ty. Whole ale and Retail at BOCK B JTTOM prices. W. B. SPRINGES CO.. 19. 21 A 23 Market Street, b9 Wilmington, N. C. ii ' vr the Ore of Ccucr.s, coles 'Iloaxscacs.j, P:r-r.c.hitis,Croup, Infti- : n: a . Ajtffttna, "Whooping Cough, Jn-'iiij-.icnt Con3umpticn and for the rc liefcf consumptive personln advan ced stages c f tiv-i Disease. Fo r Sale :y ail Druggists. Price, 25 Cents, Sash, Doors, Blinds, White Lead, Paints, French Window Glass. GENCT FOB N. T. ENAMEL, PAINT CO'S BEADY PREP ABED PAINT. 1ALL AND EXAMINE OUB GOODS AND get our prices before purchasing. The fact hai our Paints are from the celebrated Fac orles of Wetherlll A Co.. and Harrleon Bros & Co., is sufficient guarantee for thehMjuallty and purity. A fine line of Cooking Stoves at Facto y Prices, in addition to onr large and full HARDWARE STOCK, to which your attention U respectfully Invited NATH'L JACOBI. sept 2 10 South Front St Homes in North Carolina. Only 20 Hours Eide from New York ! 69 Miles South of Raleigh On tha Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line U R. 1 500 ACRES LAND ! IN THE l0Dg leaf pine region. For sale on casv terms in listjfcu't purchasers jrour acres for $25. Larger tracts $5 per acre, in mouthl- pay mentsof 1-5. This land a'djotns the "South ern Pines", a recently rstabistel health re oit (or sanitarium), an 1 is BoeciaUy adapted for Fruit Culture. a well as all tuecateals A number of New Englind people have bought lots in the town of "Southern Fine ," and it Is the d sire of the owners of this land to in duce smaU farmers, mechanics and others from the New England and Middle i-tat.es, as weli as elsewhere, to locate here. No State in the Union offers gre.te-- iDducemerts to fet tiers than North Carolina Nowhere can a better iarming country or as fine a climate be found 1 his Is the opinion of Northern men who have settled in North ( arolli a This is a bona fide offer, and is limited For further particulars writs at mice to 3 H v T. PAT ICK, Commi3'r of Immigration, Rleigh. N. C. or K A KIOHAKDSON, jan 21 tf Chronicle Office, Augqjta, Ga. Health is Wealth. CUSE GUARANTEED Dr E.. C WBST'S Nebve Ayj) Brain Treatment, a guar anteed specitlc for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con vulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache. N-rvous Prostration caused by'tne use of al cohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental De pression, softening of the Brain resulting in Insanity and leading to misery, decay and dea'h. Premature v ld Age, Barrenness, Los of power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and permatorrhcea caused by ovr exertion ot the brsin, se'f abuse or over-indulgence. Fach box contains one month's treatment. $1 00 a box, or six boxes for $5 00, eent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUAEANTEE SIX EOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied j 1th $5. 0, we will send the purchaser our written guar antee to refund the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by JOHN C. WEST A CO , 862 W Madison St., Chi' ago, 111. oct 21 lyd&w MAN'S ORGANISM Is the most complex work of the Creator, and when this complicated structure, so exquis itely wrought, is disturbed by disease, the efficient aid should te sought from the most skilled phys'c'an for the human body is too precious to be neglected It becomes the question, then: "W hat physician shall be em ployed?" Dr. Oscar Johannesen, of the University of Berdn, Germany, has made a lifelong study of ailments of the Nervous Cenito Urinary System . UI3 REMEDIES CUBE Anv Del I i'y or Derangement of tbe Nervous System, including sp. rmatthoica, Gonorrhea, teyphilis, stricture, Impotence, etc.. etc t$ u UsK t ou may hive been cheated and fooled by quacks, wh claim to cure this ciasof 1 isomers, -to not htfdtte to give Of. Johaxkesen's method a fair trial before your I case becomes chronic and incurable. FRhE, A valuable tTeati-e, explanatory of Tr. )oUAJfNEEifs system w 11 be sent by mall, vo.-t paid and e ureiy sealed from observa tion, to any sufferer dtliwiiliiM his sole au thorlze i auent for th- United ftsite ana Can la. HBNfcY VOGELkU, .49 South Street, Sew York MS" rc-m plicated symptoms trea e'd from fr. Johannes en's '-pccui Prescription, un ler advtce of a duly qualified consulting phj s clan. all correspondence held ss stTic'ly confi lential, and tdvicc ov mail free of charge, j to 3 CONS i havo a positive remedy for the above disease : by Its nse ttiras.nUof cases of the worst kind a;. d of lonsj standing have been ciired. Indeed. ostrons Is mv faith in its efficacy, that I wi I semi TWO BOTTt.ES FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to kilty sufferer. Give express and P O. :.ddr ss. SS. T. A. SJLOCUM. 181 Pearl St., New York. FREE! RELIABLE SELF CURE A favorite prescription of one of the most nnteri anH currccful crf-ialice tl. TT C tow retired) for the cure of Kervons iWblllty, -ost Manhood, Weakness and Decay. Sent j plain sealed envelope Free. Druggists can 611 it Xddress DR. WARD & CO., Louisiana, Mo. dec 22-eod tyd&w A PRTZR snd tlx cents for postage - ard receive free, a costly box of jroons which will help 3 onto nrnre money right away thin anything else In this world. All f either fx, siced from the fir t hour. The broad roa I to fortune opens before tha workers, absolutely sure. At once ad dresi Tsue A Co., August, Maine, nov 2 dAw It mm MISCELLANEOUS. Think of This I IT9E ACyAN'PAGS.S TOTJ HAVE IS buy mg BOOTS AN D SHOES of us are : The largest stock m the State, to select from, bet tcr goods for lessp ice tJ-an elsewhere, more strles and vaviety of finish ml shay s, and you EaTe money by trad.-g ita Geo. R. French & Sons', 108 NORTH FBONT ST BEET feb 9 A Long Felt Want Finally Supplied. JH DAVID KENNEDY'3 FAVORITE ttcMKDY fcrtfce Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Malntin Try It "It works like a charm" is the test! mor y of thousands. For sale by William II. Gran, John H . Har din, W. S. Brbrj28 A O., F. C. Miller, J. W.. Cknolev. Mnnds B'OS. ' Wit XiT AM H GRKKN, W' olesae gent, Wilmington, N. C. feb 6 eod lm f m w dAw Notice. jyjY FBTENDS AND THtfi PUBHC ABE re pc ctfully notified that T have "old out my interest In the Liverv - table business to Mr it. C. OrreJ Thanking them for he very liberal patronage hey nave accorueu me 1 bespeak the same for tbe new firm, Messrs. SyfcfrS urreu. jtespectruiij, Oct 27 OWEN K. HOLCINGSWOBTII Sykes &0rrell, PROPKIETORS I I VERY, "ALE AND EX CHANGE STABLES, 2J.ENKBAL STOCK YARD FOR MILCH COWS AVD BfefcF CATTLE, Corner Foutth and Mul errv Sts. Personal attention given to Boarding Horses. o.Jt 27 Something New. I HAVE JCST RECEIVED BY RAIL A Vanilla Flavored Syrup, The finest Syrup ever ofiered in this market. AL'O A FULL LINE OF Fancy & Staple Articles FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS Call and examine at Crapon's FamllyGrocery G. M. CRAPON, Agt., dec 1G 22 South Front St To the Public. C LL AT OUR STORE WHERE YOU wilt find a choice ttcck cf FAMILY GROCERIES, W1NE3, LIQUORS, T BACCO, Ac. A choice lot of SEED IRISH POTATOES, (Early Fose) ju&t arrived Another lot of N. C. HAM-, SHOULDERS AND MID DLING jnst received For sale cheap. O3- Lot and Stall accommodation frje. CR MO A THOMAS, jan tl if?o f ront St. H. BRUNHILD & BRO., OFFER FOR THE APPBOACHING HOLIDAYS A special lot of their own importation Sherries, Port and Bordeaux Wines. SOMETHING EXTRA IN COG N A C S ! TJST WHISKIES we offer special inducements n quality and prices. 1 Large assortment of Cigars and Tobacco always on hand of our own manufacture. I dec 16 H. BRUNHILD A BRO 1884. 1884. CHRISTMAS. AT B A. SMITH'S Furniture Warerooms, Can be found a larce assortment of VALUABLE GIFTS, suitable for everybody. The pub ic, and especially the ladies, arc re-pectfudy Invited to call aLd examine prices, Ac. D. A. SMITH. Furniture Dealer, N. Front street dec 92 Conoley's Drug Store 216 MARKftT STEEET. CONOLEV3 TOE PHVSIC (for Corns) Conoies'sCol gne, j C onolej's cough 3rup, j noley's None Such, And a general assortment of Drugs and Chem icals. eb J. W CONOLEY. F. M. JAMES, II. B. 6 II 01-A Ii. JAMES & 8H0LAR, JgBlCKMASONS AND CONTRACTORS. Will be)leaed:to receive orders in our line. Ai' yS1", exected wRhneatnaes and dispatch, feb 2 lw, Wilmington & w5 Railroad Coutpan, TOAl tottE 1 Change of Schedm, ON AND AFTEB Noy , A.M.. Passeneer Traina" r 'i88.. ton A Weldon RaIIh C?V the DAY MAIL ANDEXPrk"5, Nos. 47 north ant, f Buu,xronts.t b'nt - r.a FAflT THHOLOH MAIL & PuJfcJ. l DAILT-No. 40 SycTH T C1UUU. ......... Arrive at Wllm'gton.FTonVst'Dv. f. If ATT. AVn r r , r ' lu.(4 21 No. 43 North I HI Leave Wilmington Arrive at Weldon ' m No 42 South, daily except HoX1 Leave f c uvn. Arrive Wilmington '.44t No. 45 North, daily excepi'Ji Leave Wilmington i Arrive Weldon Ijsm Train No. 40 8outh will ston.mu"'4' Goldsboro and Magnolia. ' lha Trains on Tarboro Rmiuh p.... oujit for Tarboro At t 4Hia Trains on 8cotlaud Neck iiraa,-nt nauiax ror Scotland Neck at 2 in p turning leave Scotland Seek at tm 71 I 'iauy except, ounuay . " a Train No. 4. make close conneri. 1 Richmond, and daily except Siind- 9H a jne. J St ' Train No. i3 nina rloiir. o. , ncctipn for all Points North v'la B&2&S I Washington. amosiai I .u tiituu run suiiu ootweea wnk Washington, and have Pullmaa ers attached. "Shn For accommodation of local travel ... gsr coach will be attached to local h-cOT? gWHmtagton at 5.20 A. M JOI IF. DIYlSt Wilmingtoii, Colnmbit & Augusta R. K. Co, Office of Gknkbal stjPKHiNTBSDBtj. , Wilmington. N. C. Oct. 31, lm, ! W ..i. . ti ' 3t i-x M Change of Schedule, i N AND AFTER NOV. 2nd, MLW v.vu a. mc iorrowmg ra83ea?:r HIM u;e will be rub on this road : NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. DAILY -.Not f West and 47 .East Leave Wilmington 8.(0 P. k Leave Florence 140 Ah Arrive at C. C. A A. Junction 6.20 a k Arrive at Columbia fi.40Ah Leave Columbia.. 9.55 P.M. iaveC, C. A A. Junction..., 10.MP.1 Leave Florence 450 A. I Arrive at WUmiagton. 8.85 II siqbt Mail aki Passenger Tbaib, Dahi No. 18 Wf ST. Leave Wilmington ...10.MP.1 Arrive at Florence 1.30 A X MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DilLi No. 48 East. Leave Florence at ..... P.H rrive at Wilmington..... ..?. M No. 42 West, daily except MpnJy. Le ive Wilmington ...111 '.H. Arrive Florence 11 Mil. I No. 45 East dally except Sundays. Leave Florer.ce .19.10 P.M. Arrive Wilndngton 115A.M. Train 43 and 42 stops at all Stations. No. 48 stops only at Flemlngton, and Mute f assenzers tor Columbia and all point cak i & C. B. R., C, A A R.R. Stations, Aiken Jar tlon, and all points beyond, should take 48 Night Express. Separate Pullman Sleepers for Auruua Train 48. i 7 J All trains run solid between QharleatcinH Wllminsrton. Local freight leaves Wilmington dallye cepi sunaay at o.oo a. m. I JOHN F. DiVUil, 1 General Sunerintendflt T. M. EMERSON, Genorti I'aBeenjcer A OCt 30 Carolina Central B. H, Company. I OFKCDl OF GSKKBAL, SurERTNTENDESl. Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 20, 1884.' .1 Change of Schedule. - Tit I f-1 N AND AFTEB SEPT.Klst. 1. l" following fceneaure will be onersted & Railroad: PASSENGER MAIL AND KXPKSSSTBA-' . I2L . . -rem?. II ii-ieave Wilmington as., cj, Leave Raleigh at "J.V Arrive at Charlotte at... IF O ) Leave Charlotte at jj no. . Arrive tiaieigri at i ) Arrive at WllmlngtoD at. J, Passenger Trains stop at regular only, and points designated in tbe VP? 14. - T.1.C TI-CT rXTTTTJT,,., D A cnEUES. MA EXPRESS AND FREitiHT. Daily except Sundsys. . . Leavesneiby itdr.l No-4 j Arrive at C&arlotte 5-Vg Traina No. 1 and 2 maxe close (MjJjJ Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to ad w and Charlotte und Raleigh and Take Train No. 1 tor Statesvllle. Western N C R R, Ashevlite any HV'"- . Also, for Spartanburg, GrcenvJ. Atlanta and all polnta South wesv Supcrlntcagj F W. CLARK, Oeneral, PasfaCEger sept 20 White Cypress and Pine BLINDS AND DO0BS. r.narantPPd hm irood as the lh Moulding. Brr ckets. Jainsiers m ?ntai; orV Work. 1 oct 16 VA1ZXl0ST Leave W ttetogton, FrontSt. Den-TT- Arrive at Weldon "ePt, . Leave Weldon. . . i f J M m. jjaiiy, vsunaays exceptch I leave Tarboro at 1 P m , .' JwtaMl . . . . - . - 11. IM I Yeilof