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STheDailv Review.
DAWN f'
The sun o'er the hills came streaming;
The niht sped off to tbeAVeat. '.
And 4he Erlh arose from -her dreain
- ing . ; V -;
And awaited the day's behest.
Arose like a maidendimpled
-And flushed with a wealth of sleep;
And her bair like a brooklet wimpled
As the light spread over.tbe deep
Bat why were her cye3 overflowing
With tears that the dew betrayed?
Of the To:ce of the west wiod blowing
In the dark, was tbeKarth afraid?
Ah! no; bnl up frcm the far lands
A zephyr had flown in the night.
And had kissed her and ttrewn
with garlands.
But was gone ere the morning light
rain coold cot - run off, through the
bedxes.. We had to bail it out." -
-"O.thaV Ain'l nothing.? retorted one
of our horse liars from the race track,
"I seen it rain so hard dawn i Ken
tucky chimney that the rain couldn't
run .oui the front door. . It actually
bust' the house."
"Young men." said Thomas Ochil
tree, growing red in the face, "ain't you
ashamed to talk so when I am here on
the ground."
her
Sffftial Code for . Paralytic.
John D. Williams, vho died- recent
ly, c&ught j cold-ao, a Hudson river
s'camtr by sleeping between damp
sheets, lost his sight, became dumb and
biii d and wa3 unable to -more muscle
except his eyelids. One of his most in-
ryt 4HaiaJricJldsremembered the : recital
of
$75,000.
STinrcsin-pro-a
laisiana State Lottery
Company.
...vrctv certify that e mperyisetJu
"VZtnts &rall the Monthly ana temi
frtrr . t Th Ijemitiana State Lot-
tJZtcmid'ictcd vith honesty, fairness, and
. trurii ail vari.es. B7K U-C wwwr
frk-MMi to Hie this certificate, with fac
xdft
tf""l:.T:'..(, r.tinshed. initsadver-
0aMorw
Commissioners.
In for 25 VCITB by the UitC-
i'jtnre for K lucatianaJ and Charitable pur-r-w1th
capital of 1 1,000,000 to winch a
nem fund of over t-WrtjDOO has since been
Et an o vrwhelm!inr itopulai vote ltsfran
r' wan ma.ic & Dart of the present state
Gwtitutlon adopted December 2U. A. D..1879.
Tie only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
l iU people of or.y SUUe.
It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand single Number Drawings take
j'wtnor.tlilv.
FiETl'SE. Ninth (irand Dr&wlnjf, Class
in the Aca l-rny of 'Music. New Orleans,
Tiw-lay, ? ji einl.or s, i-s lSltb. Monthly
lryraz. ,
PrizQ, 875,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
In proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
i Capital Prtzo ..
1 Capital Prize ..
I Capital Prize ...
IPrtiea of t.ooo.:
S Prizea of 2,000..
iu i nzes ol
Prkca of
IM PrUes of
M PrUea of
V Prizea of
10M Prizea of
1,000....
300....
loo
75,000
25,000
10.00C
12.00C
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
A "Workmen's Friend,
In Belgium a manufacturer named
Rey. who employs some 3,000 people.
has established a systemlrom- which
the government probably securedthe
model ol its late legislation in regard to
ho relations of employers and work-
lngmen- Mr. Key retains 3 per cent, ol
the wages-cf all the people employed by
him, which entitles every worker in
his service to the attendance of a pby-
ician, tree nf charge, when he is ill.
While siek the workiugman gets hall
pay. ana meat and wine wnen oruereu
by tho physician, women during con
finement receive medical attendance
ree of charge, and when a married
workman dies his widow receives a
pension at the rato of one third of his
wages,. if he had been in the employ ot
Rey ten years, and one-halt his wages
f ho had been in his seryice over ten
years. ms pension is generally con
tinued until the children are able to
earn their own living.
A pension for life is given all work
luen who have been in the employ of
ley over fifteen years wbo have be
come invalided. Goods are bought by
the'establishment at wholsesale prices
and sold to the working people at an
advance of from 3 to 5 per cent, and it
here is any proht on the transaction it
s used for the benefit of tho employes.
n addition to thi3. Mr. Rey encourages
savins by paying a substantial interest
on all sums deposited with him; and he
has a large number of bouses wnich be
rents to his people at rates considerably
below the prevailing price. (Jhicarjo
Times.
5P 25,000
25
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes of $750.
; 500.
9 ." . " 250.
25,000
6,750
4,500
2,250
l.7 Prizea, amountlnir to $285,500
Application for rates to cluba should be made
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r a iitttnmH
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t.::;j -r-L.-'I.X-. : Vc." z. r. twice
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i.r.'.l cli:cr than tiUrrualiv? or nega
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riends. and by patience and perse
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ixj 2Xuo Kiiuwu auu iciicycu as lar pus-
sible. Of course the little girl's simple
code as improved upon, and from
818 to the death of the sufferer com
munication was kept up in that way,
Boston Budget. ' ' L " v' :-
Testimony ot ..Air.-Qoward
. Liowell, Alass.
I always keeD Favnriti. TlimnH
in the house. I have had many letters
pt inquiry about my case, and Falways
recommend it as one of the best of
medicines for Kidney and Liver troti
olesjbr 1 have used most all other med
teines for similar complaints without
benefit." Such an emphatic endorse
ment Irora such a source, ought to De
convincing to all suflerers.
Take all in all.
Take all the Kidneys and Liver
Medicines.
Take all the Z?ood purifiers,
Take all the Dyspepsia and Indi
gestion ? . ij . : ; - - i cures.
Take all the Aoue Fever, and bili
ous specifics.
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
ii' " ' . revives.
Ta k ctli ILrnrTTfTWhestoxexs
Jn i;.rl, take nil tho L;t, uu:. .'::3 o
- Allies a all J tU ,L t iui iic:Ic?
in thu world, und y-i will find Hit
' J up - -. ' -
" Killers havo- tho Lest curativa qual
ities r.na -rowers cf a'l cc'.z::::ra:cd
Ana mat iney-wnrwre-ii&a.
or all of these, singly or combined.
Fail ! ! ! !
A thorough trial will give positive
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago I broke down With
kidney and liver complaint and rheu
rna'ism.
Since then I have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard
like wood; my limbs were puffed up
and filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could cure me I resolved to
ry Hop Bitters; I have used seven bot
tles; the hardness has all gone from my
liver; the swelling Irom my limbs, and
it has workeda miracle in my case;
otherwise I would have been now in
my grave. JW. Mokey.
Buffalo. Oct. 1, 1881.
Iovcrty and Suffering:
I was dragged 'down with debt, poverty
nnd suffering for yeara, caused by a sick fami
ly and large bills for doctoring.
1 was completely discouraged, until one
year ago, by the advice of my pastor, I com
menced u&ing Hop Bitters, ana In one month
we were all well, and none of us have seen a
Blck day since, and 1 want to say to all poor
men, you can keep your families well a scar
with Hop Bitters for less than one doctor's
visit will cost. I know It "
JK- None Kcnulno without a bunc.i of green
Hops on tho white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" oi "Hops" in
tbelr nai"" "uly 23 lm d&w nrmtc
Eli Perkins at Saratoga
Saratoga politeness can be beat illus
rated by an incident which occurred
down at Moon's the other night. A
party of twelye were taking a late sup
per there. For desert tbey nau oranges
and there were just thirteen fur twelve
persons. The dish was passed around
and each party took an orange, leaving
one on the plate. . When :he plate was
passed everybody looked at it covetous-
y but simply said:
"No, 1 thaoK you."
A sudden gust of wind bletfr out the
amp. and in the darkness six gentle
men and six ladies shook hands right
on that coveted orange
Another case ot politeness occurred
at tho Stales to day. A beautiful and
polite young man from Chicago tat in
the Darlor. He looked very solemn
and was talking to himself as if in great
mental suffering:
"Yes." he said, "I must apologize to
Miss Astor. I owe it to her. O, I must!"
And then he wruug his hands in deep
Crie.
"What you want lo apologize to ucr
or?" I asked.
"Why, I've disappointed her."
"How disappointed her?"
"Why. I sent tho bell boy up to her
room four times, to tell her that a gen
tleman was in the parror to sec her.
and. when she finally came down and
saw me with me with a big bouquet in
my hand, she exclaimed :
Whv. it'sonlv you! i thought it
was somebody!' and then she scowled,
turned disdaintlluy on her heel and
rushed back into the elevator.
And now yod want to apologize- to
her?"
'Yes. I want to see her and apolo
gize to her for disappointing her." .
Deacon Knapp bas oeen ine main
pillar oi the Saratoga Methodist
Church for over forty years. Every
Sunday morning has found him in the
centre pew ot the old cnurcn. une
month ago the good old deacon died.
A few weeks alter the pastor called on
the deacjon's son Ben. Ben had not
exnerienccd the wrath to come, like
his father and had left the old pew va
cant.
'Now Ben.". said the pastor. "lor
over forty years your father has occupied
that same old pew in the centre of the
church. He had enjoyed my sermons
all tbese years, and I hope to sec you
in the same old pew."
"But lather and I are different," said
Ben. "It would be harder for me to sit
there than for father."
'Why harder for you. Ben." asked
the clergyman.
"Because," said Ben. ;;father, you
know, was deaf."- ; J -
An eye-glass Englishman here was
boasting to the biggest Yankee liar out
side of Texas. V Why .'V said he. "I've
seen it rain in England so. fast that the
1885.
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Camden -September 14. one week.
Pasquotank September 21.. one
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Perquimans September 28, 'one
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Chowan -October 5, one week.
Gates Otober 12, one week; .
Hertford October 19, one. week;
December 21; one week. ; ,
Washington October 26, one week ;
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Tyrrell November 2. one week.
Dare November 9. one week.
Hyde November 16, one week.
Pamlico November 23, one week.
Beaufort November 30, two , weeks.
SECOND DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS.
Warten September ,21. two weeks.
Northampton October 5, two weeks.
Edgecombe October 19, two' weeks.
Bertie November 2, two weeks. :
Halifax November 16, two weeks.
Craven November 30. two weeks. .
THIRD DISTRICT JUDGE . 4
Franklin August 17, one week; No
vember 16, one week. , ,
Martin September 7, two weeks;
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Vance October 19, two week j.
Wiison November 2,, two., weeks..
ashNovember 23, two weeks. .
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The fill courts of the fonrtb district,
crrspo cJ of 'V'ake, Harnett, Johnston
and Wr.yr.e, vf ill beheld as follows uu
dcr tho ncv.rxt:. y -t r i
' T r. L : T : ": X 1 3, to hold " t wo "weeks;
criminil c.inj& only. August ? 31, to
L LJ l;, o - ccLb: civil causes only. Seo-
iiL . tv.'d weeks: criminal; -Octo-
Der sao, inree weecs; civil causes- only.
Way ne July 27. two. weeks ; civil
and criminals September 14, two
weeks ; civil causes. October! 19, j one
weet; civil causes only.
Harnett August 10, ,
civil and criminal.
Johnston Ausgust 17,
civil and criminal.
FIFTH DIRTRICT JUDGE GILMER.
Orange August 10, one week ; No
vember 9, one week
Caswell August 17, one week ; No
vember 16, one week.
Person August 24, one week; No.
vera ber 23, one week.
Guillord August 31, two weeks :De
cember 14, two weeks.
Granville September 14, two weeks;
November 30, two weeks.
Alamance September 28, one week.
Chatham October 5. two weeks.
Durham October 19, two weeks.
SIXTn DISTRICT JUDGE MCKOY.
Jones August 17, one week; No
vember, one week.
Lenoir-August 24, two weeks; No
vember 16, two weeks,
Duplin September 7, one week ; No
vember 30, two week..
PeDder September-14, one week.
New Hanover September28, two
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Sampson October 12, two weeks
December 14. one week.
Carteret October 20, one week.
Onslow -November 9, one week.
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Columbus Auguft 3, one weak.
Moore August 17, two weeks; De
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Anson September 14, one week, for
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Brunswick September 21, one week.
Richmond September 28, two weeks ;
December 21, one week.
Bladen October 26, two weeks.
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Rowan August 24. two weeks; No
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Davidson September 7, two weeks;
December 7, one week.
Randolph September 21, two weeks.
Montgomery October 5 two weeks.
Stanley November 19. two weeks.
Cabarrus November 2, one week;
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Rockingham Jury 27, two weeks;
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Stokes August 10. two weeks; No
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Surry August 24, two weeks: No
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Alleghany- September 7, oue week.
Wilkes September 14. two weeks. .
Yadkin September' 28, two weeks
Davie October 12, two weeks.
Forsyth October 26, two weeks.
TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE AVERY.
Henderson July 20, thrto weeks.
Burke August 10. two weeks.
Ashe rAugust 24, one week.
Watauga August 31, one week.
Caldwell September 7, one week.
Mitchell September 14, two weeks.
Yancey September 28. two weeks.
McDowell October 12 two weeks.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE SnlPP.
Alexander July 27, one week.
Catawba August 3, one week. , i
Cleveland August 10, two weeks;
October 26, one week,
Mecklenburg August 31, three
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Union September 21. two weeks.
Lincoln October 5, one weekv
Gaston October 12 two weeks.
Rutherford .November 2, two weeks.
Polk November 16, one week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE GUDGER.
Madison August 3, turo weeks; No
vember 13, two weeks, civil causes.
Buncombe August 16, three weeks ;
December 7, two weeks. ,
Transylvania September 7, one
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Haywood September 14, two weeks.
Jackson September 28, one weeK.
Macon October 5, one week.
Clay -October 12, one week.
Cherokee October 19, two week.,
Graham November 2, one week.
Swain November 9. two weeks.
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Berber & Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00
Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer. 65 00
French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 00
French's Agricultural Lime....
TLOUR, Vibbl
Fine ...... .
Northern Super..
Extra
" Family
City Mills Extra....
" Family
Extra Family....
GLUE ?f ft . ..........
GRAIN, V bushel
Corn, frcm store, bags, white
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white..
Corn, cargo, in baes, white..
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags..
Oats, from store..
Cow Peas
HIDES, ft
.Green
Irv
HA.Y, V 100 Oi
Eastern..... 1 20
Western... J 15
North River 75
HOOP tIRON, Vft 3
Northern .,
North Carolina 00
LIME, & barrel .. 1 40
LUMBER, city Sawed, V M ft.
Shlp Stuff, rcsawed. 18 00
Bough Edge Plank.. 13 00
West India Cargoes .according
to quality.... ...13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. IS 00
Scautllng and Board. com'n-.r DO
MOLASSES. V eallon
new crop cuua, m hhas
" " " in bbla.....
Porto ltlco, In b ads. .... .i. .
" In bbla
Suar House, in hhds
" " In bbls
Syrup, In bbls .,
NAILS, V Keg, Cut, lOd basla. .
OILS, V gallon
Kerosene.......
Lard
Linseed......
Rosin
Tar
Deck and Spar
POULTRY
Chickens, live, grown... ....
" Spring
Turkeys
PEANUTS' bushel.-
POTATOES, V bushel
Sweet....
Irish. V bbl....
PORK, V barrel -
City Mess.
Prime....;
Rump....
RICE Carolina. V lb.
RAGS, t ib Country..
city.
rope. r ft
SALT, V sack. Alum..
Liverpool
Lisbon 00
American
SUGAR, V B Cuba......
Porto Rico...
A Coffee....
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SIIINGLES,71n.VM ....10 50
common...;... 2 &u
Cypress ;Saps 4 50
Cvprccs Hearts 0 CO
8TAVES, V M W. O. Barrel.. 12 00
R. 0. 1 loirs head 00 00
TALLOW. V lb ..: 4
TIMBER, M feet Shipping. 12 00
rinc aiiii-- ...11 a
MO Prime 7 50
Mill Fair
Common Mill....
Inferior to Ordinary 0 00
WHISKEY, V gal Northern.. 1 00
North Carolina 1 00
WOOL, V lb Washed H .
Unwashed.... 15
Burrv... 10
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37 00
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Date! Aug. ,!S5
No. 4S, Dslly
So 40,Dallj
1-cave Welaon.. I i 15 P. M. 5 3cJ P. M.
Ar. Rocky Mount 3 33 j .... .........
Anive 1 arboro. 4 55 P. M. I .............
teave TaTboro.. 1 11 51 . .
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Arr. Goldsboro. 44 " 7 SG ,
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Ar Wilmington. 7 60 " 9 55 P. M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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No. 41, Dally
Lve Wilmington
I eave Burgaw. .
I.C ve Warw..
Arr. GoMsboro.
Leave Wi'son...
Ar.RockyMount
: 27
1" 13
11 17
12 10
I 04
1 37
A M.
4
P. M.
8 53
5 50
11 '3
12 T4
11 53
1 27
P. M.
A. M.
4.
Arrive Tarboro.
Leave Tarboro.
4 55 P. M.
11 51 A. M.
Arrive Weldon.. t 8 05 P. hi. 2 4. A. jl.
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at) fir 3
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& Angusta 11. It. Co.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Aug. 2d,'85 No. 48, Tally No. 40, Dal! j
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Wilmington 8 20 P. M. 10 10 P. M.
LakeWaccawaw 9 42 .111" 'l
Marion 11.36 " 12 40 A. M.
Arrive J
Florence .... 12 23 115
Sumter.... 4 31 A M. .4 34
Columb'a G 40 0 40 M
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
J No. 43, Dallr No. 47, Daily
i-eave Cotumblu. .............. ft 55 P.
Arrive Sumter 11 6S
leave Florence. 4 30 p. M. 5 07 A. M.
Leave Marion... 5 14 5 53
Leave L. Wac'w 7 14 " 7 44 "
Ar. Wilmington. 8 3.i 9 07
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Nob. 4S and 47 stop only atBrlnkles-s.Whitc-vlllc.
Lake Waccamaw. Fair Bluff, Nichols,
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xPullman Sleepers for Savatnah on Train 48.
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.
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