MISCELLANEOUS.
JUL
mm
Kilters tli system iron wnuiuwn
causes, nt all seasons. -Flatten
the Nrre, Impair Ulyt-Uoa. sad
Cnreebies ue aucin
BROffi5
F i
. ill it 11
LI I II
a sssj
BEST TONIC
Quickly andcOTitIetlcors.1IriIrtriR,aiil Chills
and Fevers. For Intermittent l'evers, l.at
itndc, Lack of Knernrv, it has no eqoL It
enriches and parifins tho Mood, rtimul&tea the ap
petite, and strengthens tho mnscla and nervei
It does net injure the teeth, eauao headache, or
Tjroduce confrtipation all other Irrm irinrn ..
Fathir T. J. KCUT, the patriot in and scholarly
Catholic Divine, of Arkansn Mys:
I have naod Brawn's Iron Bittern with the pxpat
et satisfaction for Malaria, and A a rrvntiv of
'hills and like diseases, and will always keep it on
band as a ready friend."
Genuine has above trade mrk and crowed ml lines
on wrapper. Tnke no other. Made only by
IJUOWN CHEMICAL. CO.. ItAI,Tl SfORK, MI.
LaDrXfl HxXlTBoox Esefal and attractive con
taining List of prizes for rpcrnes, infornsti'ir. j-.Ioi.t
coins, etc., (riven away Dy ail aeairrs ;n rcie:iciE, or
mailed to any address on receiut ol lie. riomo.
janl ly Aw
Th'o;Praily--neyjev.
JOSH. T. -JAMES. Editor & Prop
Thursday: September 24. 85
Knterea&t the Poetoffiee St Wilmington, N. C,
is second-class matter.
maybe found on
file at Geo. P.
Rowaxx. & Co's
Newspaper Advertising Bureau. (10 Spruce StA
where advertising
contracts may bo
xnado for It la
THIS PilPEO
HEIV YORK.
Vns fiicinns throughout tbe country
have rcctivod a. circular from a dealer
i.i litjinrtn curiosities. The menageries
are fnipplinl with beasts tho world oeer
by a single (Jerroari firm, bul the ex
hibits oi baman deformity are found
through items m the newspapers
Tliia speculator baa planned tr bo
monopolist. He says that be will pay
liberally for immediate information ot
any physically peculiar child, so that be
may gel ant-ad ot competitors in bar
gaining witr? the parents.
DO YOU KNOW
THAT
LORRILARD.'S CLIMAX
PLUG TOBACCO
with Rcl Tin Tag; ROSE LEAF Fine Out Chew
ing: NAVY CUPPINGS, ami tilack. Brown and
Yellow SNUFFS are the best and cheapest,
quality considered? aue fi ly d&w
000" presents given away Send
Q jJJ ns 5 cents postage, and you will
get free a package ot goods of lareo THlne,
that will start you In work that will at once
bring you In money fatter than anything e'- e
In America. All about the $200,0v0 In presents
with each box. Agents wanted everywhere,
of either sex, of aliases, for all the time, or
spare time only, to work for us at tbclr own
homes. Fortunes for a'l workers absolutely
assured. Don't delay. H. Hallett & Co.,
Portland, Maine. !ec 2 d&w ly
Health- is Wealth.
CUBE GUARANTEED Dr E. C. WEST'S
Nerve ad BbainTrkatmet, a gnar
anteed specific for Ilysteria, Dizziness, Con
vulsions, rits, inervous neuralgia, tieauacne.
Nervous Prostration caused by the ubc of al
cohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental De
pression, Softening of the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death. Premature Old Age. Karrennefs. Loss
power in either sex, Jnvo tmtary Losses
a Spermatorrhcca caused by ovr exertion
of the brain, self abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains ono month's treatment.
$1 00 a box, or six boxes for $5 00, sent by
mall prepaid on receipt of price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received'
by us for six boxes, accompanied ltb $5: 0,
we will sena the purchaser our written guar
an tee to refund tbe money if the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only
by JOHN C. WEST & CO , 862 W Madison St.,
Chicago. 111. nct21flvdw
The prople of Indiana intend to en
force the law. recently enacted in that
State, forbidding any telephone, com
pany to charge more than $3u a ynar
lor the use of a telephone. Under this
law twenty criminal suits have been
brought in Evansvillc against the local
company. The American Bell Com
pany wHl probably be asked by its rep
resaotntives in that city to reduce its
rnts. The entire cost ol a set of tele
phone instruments is only $3.42, but
the Bell Company charges for these an
annual rent of $14. A reduction in
one case would inevitably be followed
sooner or later by a reduction in all.
of
an
HP I fJ for working pcoa'e Send 10
Cm Bm a cents postage, ana we wil
mail you free, a royal, valuable sample box
of goods that wilt put you in the way of mat
lng more money in a few days than ou ever
thought possible at any business. Capitil not
required. You can live at honr? and work in
snare time only, or all the time. All of both
sexes, of all ages, grandly successful. ' 0 cents
to $5 easily earned every evcuirg. That all
who want work may test the business,' wc
make this unparalleled offer: To all who are
not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay for
the trouble of writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay ab
solutely sure for all who start at once. Don't
delay. Address Stinson & Co, Portland,
ftlalce. dec 2 d&wly
Did you Sup-
r
pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? It is for inflamma
tion of all flesh.
eb 2 d&w
cm
tn th sat nrm
A Clear Skin
is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it ; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautifies.
feb 2 dw
cm
ta th sat mm
Hood Restored
Remedy Free. A victim of youthfnl imprudence
causing Premature Decay. Nervous Debility. Lost
Manhood, Ac, havinjr tried in vin every known
remedy. has discovered a simple means of self-cure,
whici he will send KREE to his fellow-sufferers.
Address, J.H.Kl'.r.VKS. 43 Chatham SU, Ve w York.
POV 2 dAwlv ' i
.V5AVN?A- ? -Ssielrnr. Ta-lt irora,
Organic Wcsiness,
f3PKYSICAIi
S DECAY.
cp, or
InYouns A Middle
Ageo wen.
TeoTed fob ovctSix
TEARS BY USE IN MANY
Thousand Cases.
U TRIAL
One Month, - S3XK)
Two jioatha. - 6. or
Xnree Mojitos, 7.oc
JCircuar eTidTrtit rack
53age,and leatn rtnp-.rte.nl
I y Uct bf fore Ukiri trcat
.3 merit c!?-herc. Takec
If H CVitED thousands, docc
rtVjriot interfere wiih ritcn
1 15 :kn to business, or catue
tJ-Uany way. xoanaea OS
ii.-Titifi. rnjkiiwl irtne4
Jt , pie. By direct sppllcatioa
iniw me sesx oi a urate i.s
specie influence is felt
J Jural function of the b
1 H man ortnmlna is restored.
iThe animetinz elemeats
l M? I or iiie, wtica nave oeea
rVJs- jTssted are piven back;and
D;S-Jth patient becomes cheer
iuiana npiaiyinunsDoca,
repgia mi sexual ngoc
HARRIS REMEDY CO., H'FCCrasiSTS
soe n. Tenth st, et. ijoTJia. aroT
OHK3TUREO PERSONS! Not a Truss.
1 w 1 Ask for t?rm of o"ir Applittnee.
GlVB EJ3 Tr -r rXr
...
Some of he opium dens in the large
cities are owned by Americans, it is
now said, while. s emingly the enter
Drists ol tbe Chinamen, who conduct
them. The practice is to bring men in
through the eqticements of fellows who
pretend to be like the victims, bent on
seeing the vices of the town. Pretence
is made of inquiring out a den, and oJ
difficulty in gaining admission. Then
the two smoke, and when the dupe is
unconsciou.3 his pockets are rifled. He
discovers his loss on awaking, but his
companion pretends to have been plun
dered too. and they conclude that to
make any report to the police would
expose t helii to ridicule. In this w.y
robberies are committed in tho mock
opium resorts very extensively.
The London correspondent of Music
and Drama writes: "There have reen
rumors here that unless Mine. Patli
lays by altogether this winter season,
oroywrcomes her tear oi cholera, she
must look again to America for gather
ing in the coin. The prospected tour in
Germany offers very meagUO advan
tages I will mst show von that the
prima donna's terms are. gradually
coming down, and are 6ure to get lower
still. Two seasons azo Mine. Palti
received between $5,000 and $6,000 per
night in America; last season she re
ceived $4,000 still a goodly sum. This
year she was paid $2 500 per night here
at Covent Garden, and in Paris she is
to receive $2,400 nightly if she sings
ihere. Finally la diva will have to ac
commodate herself to a more reduced
scale still."
Mr.. Fowler, the newly appointed
posiraaster at Augusta, Maine, a suc
cessful dry good merchant of Augusta,
is said to be a man of high character
and standing and very popular with all
classes of its citizens' He is about
fifty years of age and has been in busi
ness in Augusta for tbe last thirty years.
He has always been a Democrat, but
not an active party worker. He was
candidate of his party lor State rep
resentative twice and for mayor. e
had also bee j a member of tbe board
of aldermen ot Augusta. His selection,
it is said, is satisfactory to the friends
of Col. Morion,' against whose ap
pointment to this office the Maiue Sen
ators protested, and the resignation
was mado in accordance with an un
derstanding had between President
Cleveland and Mr. Morton and his
freinds during a 'recent conference at
the Executive Manision. The appoint
ments generally commended.
la one of the new novels appealing
to intelligent readers tbd hero rescue
the heroine five limes from imminent
deadly peril, and; i hen fights tvith.
wounds and puts to flight three or four
burglars. In another novel of receiit
dale one'of the- heroines is told by her
physician that she has but a year to
live. Determining upon a brilliant
exit, she embarks n sumptuously
fitted yacht and h heard of no mor.
A Htory exceedingly popular with ladies
has as it leading character a man who
makes love to a overnres and tries to
get rid of his wife by imprisoning her
in a damp room lie i' received in
the best society, but turns out tn be a
notorious burglar, who has his spoils
concealed in a secret cellar, beneath his
dwelling! Another novelist has one ot
bis characters buried beneath the sands
of the Egyptian desert, only to come to
life again" in the concluding chapters.
One hero is thrown by his rival down a
deep vault built iu a past generation to
furnish an easy method f getting rid
ot unwelcome visitors. It is ver;y deep,
the air in it 13 fetid enough to extin
guish a lighted candle, it is covered
with a mas3ivo trap door of oak, and
the walls are so thick it is supposed no
cry from, it couid reach tho outer air.
But after several days the jell's are
beard by the butler in the wine ceilar.
mSCELLANEOUS -
KEEP IT PURE.
THE LIFE IS THE BLOOD -PREYEMT DISEASE.
SOBGEBY THE T LAST BESORT. A TELLIRG
LETTEB.
It is said tbat a conference of the
leaders in the Prohibition party pf New
York and several prominent Republi
cans was held in Troy on Friday. The
Republicans made a proposition tha1
the Prohibitionists withdraw from a
separate political contest all the candi
dates they have in the field, and in re
turn accep ta plank in the Republican
platform advocating the submission of
aProhibition amendment to a vote ot the
people. These terms the Prohibition
ists would not accept, unless accompa
nied by an assurance that their candi
dates already nominated be represented
on tho Republican ticket in State and
county this Fall. No understanding
was arrived at, arid the result of the
conference has bten kept very quiet.
The allopathic medical societies
throughout the country are agitated by
the question whether the homcepaths
shall be admitted to the International
Congress, to beheld in Washington in
1887. Tbe first plan was to let in all
legal practit.oners, but a committee
on organization not only reversed, this.
but excluded from the Presidencies ' of
the various sections all allopaths known
to favor consultations with homospatbs.
That action has made an extensive row ;
resignations are numerous, regretful
letters are received from European
savants, and a settlement of the diffi
seems impossible, judging by the vio
lence of thesentimentsr.
Prof. John Campbell Shairp, LL. D.,
whose death is announced from London
was a sort ot Scotch Matthew Arnold.
He was born at -Linlithgowshire and
educated at Edinburgh. Glasgow and
Oxford; was appointed an assistant
master ot Rugby School, made pro
fessor of the University of St. Andrews
ia 1861 and appointed principal of the
United College of St. Salvator and St.
Leonards in the same university in
1868. ' Three years later ho was elected
convocation prolessor ot poetry at Ox
ford. He was the author of several
works, including -'Kilmahoe. a High
land Pastoral, wit other" Poems,"
Studies in Poetry and Philosophy,''
"Lectures on Culture and Religion" and
The Poetic Interpretation of Nature :1'
but his "Life of Robert Burns," pre
senting in candid detail the world lv and
physical side of the man, gave bim his
widest fame.' ... .
A Western newspaper ay the latest
sensation is a St Louis horse that
chews tobacco; but the greatest sensa
tion is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, now
used by every sensible person.
Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured
by Dr. Sage's Remedy.
SEPTGOIUCR SQUIBS.
A Brooklyn seamstress carelessly
leu a needle in I he back oi a young
lady customer's dress, and now a par
ticular friend of the family nas bis arm
done up in arnica. Rochester Herald.
You may talk of tbe signs of the weath"
er,
Ot the coming days you may sin sr. "
But sitting down on the red-hot stove
Is a sign of an early spring.
Gorham Mountaineer.
"How Ionirdoes it take to henoma a
painist?" asks a subscriber. It i3 diffi
cult to say. We know some people who
will never be a pianist. This is reliable
and is published for the general good of
tbe community.
When Mrs. Pinanhor read that a mill
operator in Philadelphia - had a thous
and hands," she looked a little credu
lous, and then quietly observed that
"it must cost him an awful lot of mon
ey for gloves." Norr Her,
'Madam, can you tell me why two
women stop in the middle of a street
crossing to talk?" "I suppose they do it
for the same reason tbat a man rushes
at the top of his speed to get across ' the
track in front of a train of cars and then
stands and watches the train go by."
The gentleman changed the subject.
Chicaqo News.
. There was a little man.
And ho had a little can.
And a quart or more ol kerosene
was in it;
And upoa the kitchen fire.
To make it burn still higher,
He poured the oil, and in much les3
than a quarter of a minute
There was no little cau.
There was no little man
Tho tale's too sad I cantgo on Oh!
why did I begin it?
Detroit Free Press.
Wm. McKnew, 124 Fayette st.,
Baltimore, Md., says : "I believe
Favorite Remedy is a good medicine.
It is doing me more good than any
thing I ever tried, and I have tried
most everything, for I am a sufferer
from dyspepsia." While ' Favorite
Remedy," is a specific in Stomach and
Bladder disease.-it is equally valuable
in bares of Bilious disorders. Constipa
tion of tbe Bowels, and all the class of
ills apparently inseparable from the
constitutions of women .
'Here to a?aet for you to tolnk over, viz:
Mrdunl science proves tat diseases no mat
ter how great a variety they rem t- have pio
eeed from comparatively few cauea It la
for ttAi reason that some sltgte medicines re
lieve or cu'Ctovi lea range of ODTdaiuts
some of them a.Dperirt&s' almost d it ctly op
posite in their natures When a medical pre
paration acts at once r on the dhrestlve and
urinary or,rar.8. and also purifies the Hnvl,
the list of cimu!iies nubiect to its control is
astonishing. - Butwfclle many thinfts ate paid
to po8-ee& th!s power, those which actually
da exert it ? ate very rate -
it Is conceded that OS. DAVID KBNNK
Dl 5 "FA.V081TEKBMKDY, ol Bond out. N.
Y., is the m st effective preparation now in
use for all diseases arising from a fonl or im
pure state of the circulation. Hence it is
more than likely that if tho writer of the f d
lowing letter had htbiiually taken "FAVOR
ITE Itr MElY" ten years ago he would never
have suffered from Cancer - ' -
Pittsftbld, Mass , March 22, 18S4
Dr D. Kennedy, Bondout, JV. T.:
Deau Sir: About six years ago I waa
obliged to rert to external treatment for the
removal of a cancerous growth on my lip. On
my return hnme, I became -sensible that mv
blood needid a thorough cleanaing My whole
system, tw, required toning up. While cast
ing about for the best medicine to do.this,
your FAVOHITK REMEDY" was so highly
commended in my hearing that I resolved to
try it. I did so and the result surprised me
it waa effected so quickly and completely. I
rrr thO (IPTirPOQtrtTl TrmtlnCpd hV the
KJVVf. "v.' X -
operation, and since the "FAVOalTK REM
EDY" which I have continued to take in 6m ill
loses, has kept me in such health and strength
a I never had before, nor expected to have.
It is tbe bsst blood purifier In tbe world I aao
sure of that. -Yours, Ac '
alATTHSW FARRELIi.
21 Aranos Street.
In all cases when a consuUation is deemed
desirable. ' vl x
Address: Or. David Kennedy, Rondout,
N. Y. But. if you have not done bo, adopt
"FaVOKITE KEMKDV as a r,ousehoM
friend. eeitl7d&wnrm
IIISCHLLAIJEOUS
CTCapItal Erizo C7G,000.3
Tickets only C5. Shores in prc
r portion. , ,. . .
THE STTJST-
S. INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. OF
Democratic Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or Manipulators; Devo
ted to Collecting and Publishing all the News
of the Day in the most Interesting Shape and
with the greatest possible Promptness, Accu-
voz.1T Tmnortlall tir' OTirl tn t.VlA Promotion
iftVI (U1U A&UpCA WtMH , " - v -
of Bemocratlc Ideas and Policy in the affairs
or uovernment, society anu inuusu.
Rates, by Mall, Postpaid :
DAILY, per Year..... .'. ...$6 00
riiir.Y tiPrMfttith. 60
SUNDAY, per Year... ; 1C0
DAILY and SUNDAY rer Year 7 00
WEEKLY, per Year.... 1 00
Address, THE SUN, New York City
dec 17
:THE HEVIEW:
44.
7f
:J0B 0PPI6E,
" " 'f. t, Jli Jt Ji
MARKET STREET, NO. 112, (Ul TAIRS)
Zeb
The Othello. New Emerald,
v aiiuu Quu iicw Xixceisior jtenn are
the leading cook stoyes, both in quali
ty and price. They can be seen at
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. - t
Smithville and the Sound
ARE THE . PLACES FOR- PLEASURE
;and-TecreUon, and JOHN WERNEu'3
Barber Shop la the place for Hair Cutting
Egs Shampooing, Shaving and Hair Dyeimr of
every shade . None but tirst class workmen
employed and the flnest Perfumes used. - Gira
him a call at No. 29 Market street, between
Water and Front stt Wilmington fir. c! 7
. may so u - . , .
13 COMPLETE IN EVERY RESTEC1,
AND WE ARE PREPARED TO DO
ALL MANNER OF
WE WILL PT BE MDERWDBKEO.
-WHEN YOU WANT
PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, CARDS, LETTER-HEADS,
BILL-HEADS, POSTERS,
ENVELOPES, NOTE-HEADS, . ,
PAMPHLET PRINTING,
TAGS, LAND DEEDS,
MORTGAGE DEEDS, SHER
IFFS' DEEDS, CIVIL WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS, JUSTICES' JUDG
MENTS, JUSTICES' EXECUTIONS, CHAT
TEL MORTGAGES, &C,
CALL ON US AND OBTAIN PRICES BEFORE
GIVING YOUR ORDERS.
Address
REVIEW JOB OFFICE,
! WILMINGTON. N. C.
Homes in North Carolina.
Onlv 20 Hours Ride from
New York!
69 Miles SouthofRaleigli
On the Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line R R.
1 500 ACBE3 OF JjAND IN THE long
leaf pine region. For sale on easy terms in
lots to suit purchasers. JTour acres for $25
Larger tracts $5 per acre. In monthlvpay."
ments of $10. This land adjoins the "South-
- ouiioi,cu ucanu re
sort (or sanitarium), and Is specially adapted
..u.. " ao au tuts cereais.
A number of New England people have bona h t
IntilnthAtnvnnf "Snnthim pi... h S .
Js the desire of the owners of this land to in-
uuw auuii unuere, mecnanics and others
from the New England and: Middle States as
the Union offers greater inducements to set
viw aruuna iMownere can a
riotfAV- farmlnir mmnfn n m ... .
found. 1 his is the opinion of Northern men
who have settled In North Carolina. This iaa
bona fide, offer, and Is limited
or Auruicf parucmars write at once to
Ctonimla'r of Immigration. Raleigh. N. C ,
. . . orB. A RICHARDSON "
Jan21tf Chrpnlele Office. AJusta.tia. J
Louisiana State Lotterv
. Compaq.. v
Wdohtrtty ttrtift Otat net $tcpervise Vu
arrangencnts for alt the Monthly and Sevti
Annuai Drawing of Tin Louisiana State Let
ter Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawing themselves, and that : the
tame are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faitii toward all parties, and we author,
ize the Company to use this certificate, withfatr
ttMiles of our signatKres attached, in its adver-
t etmenu." -
-31
Coramissionerg.
incorporated ia,l3G8 f or ?5"years by the Leg.
'filature for Educational ana Charitable pur
poses with a capital of $1,000,000 to wluch a
reserve fund of over $.S50,000 has since been
added. ' - J; .-- '' . -
- By an overwhelming t potulai vote Its fran
Constitution adopted Deeember 2d. A. D.,1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
ty fhe. people of any State.
It never scales or postpones. -
Its Grand Single Number . Drawings take
place monthly. . -
A SPLENDID OPPORTTJNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Tenth Grand Drawing, Class
K, in the" 'Acadmvof Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday,- Oetober "IS, 1885 185th Monthly
Drawbig.;.: . ; -Jw::i':,trvO
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five -Dollars
Eacli.' ITractions In Fiftna
in proportion. , v . A
LIST OF PRIZES.
; 1 Capital Prize - ! 75,000
4 1 Capital Prize . 35,000
? 1 Capital Prize 10.00C
2 Prizes, of $6,000.;............. 12,ooc
5 Prizes of 2.000.................... 10,000
10 Prizes of 1,000 ...;...;....:10,000
20 Prizes Of ,500. 10,000
1G0 Prizes of; 200.............. .0,000
300 Prizes of 100.... ,.i ..... 80,000
600 Prizes Of 50 . 25,000
1000 Prizes Of ? 25.. ....1.....;...... 25,000
aPPKOXIJIATION PRIZES. f r
9 Approximation Prizes of $750. f ' " 6,750
1,
v I!ATT.Tra
7
Carolina ContTaTn
r Company.
5? ,
.-
OTTICa 0 6ZSCE2AI, 81
. h. a. jarK7 -rS j
,-r "Change of Scbed
QN AND ATTER JDSK .
following scnoaoie win b
Rallroau : . .Pt64 .
PASSENGER, aLaXL AND KX?c.
- Daily except Suadava
T A-a--jk nm.
No. L I Leave Ralelghat.. 7.5r fc
; I Arrive at Charlotte a'tT'-35 1 I
Arrive Raleigh ut.. r !
t Arrive at wiindnto . ' A S
PasseBger Trains, stop at M
ogg and golnt, digna&d i-Tg j
8TIELBT DrVION PASSw. w
' EXPRESS AND FREIg hT
No Arrive at Shelby.7.. V1 .i
k " 1 - i EeaveShoIby...... 8 8 .l
No- i Arrive at chariotto:::::;:;.!
, Trains No. 1 and 2 make ci
Hamlet with E.4A. Tram? aa
elgh. . w tadh
Through Sleeping Cars betweis, w
and Charlotte audelgh aid rhafti
Take Train No. 1 fo? sSteSnf
Western N C R R. Asheville iSd
Also, for Spartanburg, GxS11
Atlanta and all po'uio
Q- Joxxi t
. F. W. CIjARK; Oeneral fflS2St
jnne 8 Afca
9
.
:
.
250. ., , ,2,250
1.9G7 Prizes, amounting to......;.... ; $265,600
. Application for rates to clubs should be made
onry to the omce ox the company in rsew or
leans. - . .' ' ;".
For further Information, write clearlv, giv
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money uraers, or New xors Kxcnange in. or
dinary letter. - Currency by Express (all sums
of $5 and upwards at our expense) addressed
. 1. A. DAUJfUUN,
. .j ,Ki: -; - New Orleans. La. '.
M. Al DAUPHIN, : -: j ; , .; y ? : i r-:
- 607 seventh St., Washington, JJ. c -v
Make P. 0. loney Orders payable and ad-
or
t i,
iress ; Eeffistercd Letters tb
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
EW UK LEAKS. LA.
OR,
imiieiiui uiTinun d mv
Luuiiana nMiiuiiMk DMnii,
, . . -NEW OKLKANS, XA,
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
' Neav Oeleans, ,La.
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
EW Obleaks, La.
sept 9 d&w - - - v ' "
1884. 1884.
CHRISTMAS.
AT D A. SMITH'S
Furniture Warerooms,
1 ' - 1, . .... -.v.- .. ...v.i..,,.
"!..: ';' r -r,r f, . i
. Can be found & large assortment of - -
V A LIJ ABLE GIFTS,
ladles are
suitable for everybody;
illy the
respectfully invited to call "and - examine
The public, and especial
prices, Ac.
dec 22.
. D. A. SMITH. .
JPurnlture Dealer, N. Front Street .
WB HAVE MOTED TO
114 NORTH WATER ST.,
where we will keep (as-usual) J
The, Largest Assortment
Liquors
Cigar
and Tobacco
WANTSD-ladies andgenUemen to take
nice, llarht. t learnt wn-fa- . (,.
homes. Work sent by mail any distance li
the year round. $2 to $5 per day can be quietly
Co . Philadexphia. Pa. Uox 1593. 1 8
aus 23 d Aw la , ' "
of any houee in the city. - Be pleased to"' have
our friends and patrons call.- '
H. BRUNHLLD & BRO. ,
114 North Water St.,1
-WILMINGTON, N. G.'
augH'
Wanted-
DURJAGj iHB rALL AND- WINTER,
CASH orders for Peanuts. New .River
Uysters, Fresh or Salt Fiah; Fish Boe. Oran
ges, Lemons and other Tropical Fruits, or
any otherme'cbaildise,
.NiafillaENT3 of Cottoiu Naval Stores
ViCottncry produce generally.
- Will buy. or sell on Commission. aH kiad3
of Country Produce- ' m - ,
JOHN R. 21 S.RSIIAXL. -
uen. Com. IXercbant, 24 North Water St..
septS - Tf ilaIBjrton N. a
Cape Fe
9?esedJimeTab!e
. .. - -;: ...". t-
rjiO TAKE EFFECT at SM A. MKOX
DAY,' June 22, 1835: V : ; ;
'" TRAIN NORTEL '
; i ' k . -
Arrive. t La-.
Bennettsvllle . .m '
Shoe Heel 9.30 a. fa. fa i
Fayettcvllle.......;. 12.15 p, nu 1m - !
eanfdrd.V...i..i.. 8.01 fr.iM,f
OreHlU.,.. 4 25 fij J I
Liberty. ......... v.. . 5.J5 Z
Greensboro. t. ......... C.43 - '
; v . dinner av.x ayeTOyUJeL
V . ; v TRAIN SOUTH. ; . 4 '
;rf;.. ArriTft.,: Lea
Greensboro.... ....... iMV
Liberty.... ...........11.00 a. m. 1L05
Ore Hili.i 1155 i3oo
3anrord. ...... 1.20 pi nu UQ
FayettevIlle..':;....';,. 3.50 ith
Shoe HceL.....j..;.... 6 25i,H i 6.10 n
Bennettsvllle 8.15 . ,
Dinner at' Banford. " . '
i ..... :'. vsr't'' a "nrtww'.A.iJ.' ..
JNO. M. R03E, Gen'l Pass. Agent -
First National Bank of Wil-
mington, 5
jAPIT-AL STOCK.
SURPLUS FUND.
mmm
, i.
Deposits received and eollecUoni buH
all accoMlhla points In the Culled 8at h
: ! ' . DIRECTORS ;
B. JS. BURBUS8, . D.Q.W02TH
A.MARTIN, ' ' ' JAS. STRUT
GEORGE CHADBOUEN.
'- " OFFlUERSl
-W JS. BTJRRCSS.l J . . fMt.
A. K. WALKE R
W.T.ARKTf?S.
t
RALEIGH REGISTER
;Bj P. fi. mi Printer it Jlc to ;
- ' "- -t " '
Subscribe to your Home PapcriandpU8
' and then remit $2 to pay for jW
State Democratic Paper
the RALEian : Register. K ca "r
scribeiw remitting-Indirect, ia enttUel
Register for odo year and to
WEB3TER'S PRACTICAL DlCTIOJfA
which. unUl August 1,41885, to. to4!
Premium.
juiced
Sample copies of the Rejisteb
application. ; Address,' !',.
RALEIGH BEGBllY
may 19
A PEiZE;r,rrfe
box of goods which will he p joo w
money right away than anything LJwf f
world. Allcf cither sex, succeed froia-!
hour. The broad road to fortune o- tfi
Iress Tkots A Co., Augusta. Hatoa. , ,
V
ov 2 dAw It
I hare a posltire remedy for tM 'TZi d V
in thoaaad o I cas ol tha wf .t-rf r;" .
landing hare bean cured. Ind. oitron
la Its afflcaey, tbat I will f2a
together wltL a VALUABLE TBEATIS 2"
to any sufferer. BtewxvwJfiw1
may 18 6m eod;dw:
t )
REE'
9i
inLun
Hi
hELlflDLE SELF C
A farorite prescriptioo or me
C.-,,"a .rfil specwltfO iiiO
iredl for th cure of e!TVwr'
UanhoeU, Wf.U.e- Un
sealed envelope rrc.. - -. i:
ss DR. WARD & CO.. Louisa
retirt
ress