MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT HAPPENED
TO H. C. COOK, CF STAMFORD, . Y., AID
SQMEHUDS01 BIYER RAILROAD MEM-
Mr. If. C. Cook has been citizen of Stamford,'
Delaware Coar.tr, N. Y., dart g a perlf-d of
10 year. P sajs: "1 "unbred wl:h dizzy
sick headier e fcr many years, and wa com
nle'elv cured lrr n-us of Pr krEDY'
FAVOKITK RB' Knt. anw mat It's a
taurine wo thv f all that en be a" o it "
What hapmntd to Mr ftok imwew to
hundred ot o ners, ana "i
Dim thU rr KR NMiT,- FAV 1 ' Is. R M
KDY givs lmmf drate tvl ef.- Keul what a
Hudson Elver Kal riad ra-n ay '.Me
" lioals the ve'erao cnIct r of tie Poura
kcepl fpeclal. ''d reeHwi u t narrit-on
street. Pougbkc'ps'e if Ktb 2', litti, he
wrote to Or. Kennedy. tbu: - t ,t
Dear FiarI have usd ymr medicine call
ed Or DVID KKNNKOY' 'VnRITiC
BBMEDT for Indigestion and nizztnes, to
which I wu subject t time, and I know from
expc-i-nethattti wrrthyof a 1 that can be
said of it for disorder of that nature
Another railroad man. Mr. A . Oe Revere
Sta im gent at Tarry town. rit s folio ts:
Tarrttoww - TATIOX, reb. 22, Ie84
Dr David KEXKor, Rondout, V
tkak8ir: ror a lore lime I had been
troubled with severe tractsof oizzifkSS anl
BL'ND SICK HEAD 'CUES I lhdUgbt it "Tas
dae to Impure blood and a disordered state of
tiiesv'etn I was ad Led o ry i r KEN-
NKDf'S FAVORITE R-MKDY I (Id "O,
and hac been completely er red. It's the best
thing I ever heard of for any diaorde of that
nature, and Vic recommended it to many witn
like success ' PeBkveub .
Dr. KENNEDY'S FAVORITK UKMKUY Is
a rredicine which n family -or Individual
should be wl bout. The 'atortng man. the
echanlc. the itudentatdllierary rosn ehoul l
hare It It will build up a system wbksh ba
been run dom bv overwer. 1 1 1 not fxpen
sive and it ls.e flic lent. Ask jour cruggi tf r
It. Price $1 per bo'tie.
oct 23 dw nrm
QOfi ((fin presents given away Send
tpuJ)JUJ tis 5 cents potagA, and von will
get free a package of goods of large vlue
that will start you In wnrk that will at once
bring you in money faster thnn anything e'e
la America. All about the $200,00 In presents
with each box. Agents wanted everywhere.
of either sex, of all ayes, for alL the .time, or
spare time only, to work ror us at meir own
homes. Fortunes for ail workers absolutely
assured. Don't delay. H. Haixbtt St Co.,
Portland. Maine. aec a asw ly
""Health ls"Wealth.
CUBE GUARANTEED Dr E. C. WEST'S
Nkxyk ad BRAiar Trkatmext, a guar
anteed epecllic for Ilysterla. Dizziness, Con
vulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgt" Headache,
Nervous Prostration caused bv the use of al
cobo? cv tobacco, ; Wakefulness, Mental De
pression, 8of tenlng of the - Brain resort leg Is
Insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death. Premature old Age. Barrenness, Los
of power In either sex, Invo untary. Losses
ana 8 permatorr hcea caused by orr exertion
of the brain, self abuse or over-lndalgence.
Each box contains ono month's treatment.
$1 00 a box, or six boxes for $5 00, sent by
mall prepaid on receiptof price. .
WK GUARANTEE SIX KOXE3
To cure any case. . .With each order received
by us for six boxes, accompanied Ith o,
we will sena the purchaser our written guar
an tea to refund the money If the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only
by JOHN C. WEST & CO , 662 W Madison st
Chicago, 111. ; oGtSllyd&w
HE? I ' CI for sorting ' peop'e Send 10
Ea mm r cents postage, ana we - wil
mall you free, a royal, valuable sample box
of goods that will put you In the way of mak
lng more money in a few days than on ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not
required. Ton can live at home and work la
snare time only, or all the time. All of both
sexe, of all ages, grandly successful, to cento
to $5 easllv earned every evening. 2 hat all
who want work raav test the business, we
make this unparalleled offer: To all who are
not well satisfied v6 will seed tl to pay f
the trouble "f wrlthigjift; Full particulars,
directions, etc.', sent free. Imnarn-t) pay ab
solutely sure for all who- start at'onco. 1 lHn'i
delay. Address Stiksom & Co. Portland,
Malte. , t dec2 d&wly
I
The Mirror
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale?
Magnolia Balni is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
ebSdftw
cm
tu th sat nrm
Men Think1
Vhey know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have. .
feb.J dw
cm
in h sst rrtn
X: S G EBS LITV
DtcrB numerous
!in? tl.0 F'ciilGd hy-
sicisr.-.. rt-r.nr. trots.
yovAMv.l i.idicr&tion.
inn free irKinS?mcL or
overbrai-itrcik. Avoid
trouidca. G r tnr I rea
Orctilif tnaXril i'ack
R0,cnJ learn important
CicU before Ukuiii treat
wteri eXrtvhsr. Take r
SUKE KMElYthatllAi
CUKEO thouMiida, docL
not Interfere with slten
tion to businera, or causa
pain or inconvenience im
any way. Founded on
scientific medical princi
ple. By direct application
to the eeat of disease its
specific raflsenee to felt
without delay. The sat.
ml fsnctionso the ho
man ortani?m la restored.
The CBtmating elements
ot Rfe. which Tiare been
piiysicai. m
DECAY,
InVountc A Middle
Aged Men. .
rtTED for over Six
Vears dy use in many
THOUSAND CASES.
TBEAT3LENT.
Onl9iith, - S3 OC!
wested are rriven back oind
the patient becomes cheer
TWO Months, - 6.GCU -ilful and rariJlvruiM both
j,arejs.o&ULS, vooytrensta and exual Tigor.
HARRISRSM E DY CQ.t M'rsCirassTt
. SOH K. Instil et., ST. X.OTJIS. JTOL .
P 11 POURED PERSONS l Not a Truts.
A LendiRgLnndoaPhy.
eirian nbluthra iui -iiincts
i u Sew ' or k
Yn ira' Am. JiicniU OlMiXU
tl ratca a specialty cfEpilepEy
LI ilusa -witaon aouo ireawu
etrred mar ease than
any other living plinciaa. tin sccoesa nas aunpiT
been sstai'n'uin: we haro heard of caaes of orer 20
rearaataodlcff cured by him. lie guarantee acura."
Large bottle and Treatise at free. Grre P.O. ao4
i)r. AB. ifJiSEROLr; ITo. S5 Joha SL.TTswTora.
. pi a ftr' ''"-f 4 pU k J,
tFITl more money han at anything else
WW II U by taking an agency for tho beat
elSng boost out. Beginner succeed grandly.
Nose fail. Terms free. Uaxlktt BooxCo
Portland, Maine. deoSdAwly
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Tho Daily noviov.
JSH. T.. JAME3.. Editor 6 Erop
wilmiiigton; m; c.
THUR3IAY y)(VEMDEIt 12.: 5.
'I ' ,. i , r. , i .
Kntered at the Postoffiee at Wilmington. H. C.
aa aecond-ciaaa matter.
I E J IlM Pil LJlf Ala at . Geo. f.
NewBpaperAdvmiirins Bureau ( Spruce Stl
when advertising fllfFf "f i t flPif f
contract way be I I IP I - si I L i 1 V :
Mrt A l A fA ft M M3BJJ ft. A ! ILJI1H1I
All ol thH prominent Denjcrats in
Wabini!tin are delighted at the result
oi the recfBt 4lectio'n.: Secretary Bay-
ard said: "I think the Mugwumps
were ili'gical in their position, and that
mul haye had its inflaence. How an
independent voter who couldn't vote
for Buine in 1884 could cast his ballot
lor Davenport in 1885 is more than I
can understand." . oecreiary v nasi
aid: "it sht-uld be understood that
the Administration desired that result."
Secretary Lamar said: "My gratifica
tion at the result is profound. I think
it denotes a well-settled and increasing!
confidence of the people in the presentHae. and timid.'y followed leaders dan
political conditions; tho absence of all
apprehension of any danger to the great
interests of the country from the policy
of President Cleveland. It was a most
signal rebuke to the effort to rekindle
sectional aniraoity und conflict.' First
Assistant Postmaster General Sieven-J
son fait! : 'The result in New York .'sjers are scattered over the Territory and
an endorsement of tho Administration.
The day before the election the Rich
mond Whig. Mahone's organ, announc.
ed that it had its roosters and cannon
and star-sprangled: banners ready to be
placed at tho head of its columns so
soon as the election returns should
came in l ho seoorid h oay atter tnef
lection It said fhij": 4 "There is no way I
there can be no way out of this hate-
fdl bondage, as long as i is upheld y
tCi-K
ceptharthrougtuwarnd ftevklisP&
Nor, so longas it is upheld, can thene oHta, cauipaga the incompetency
rest of the Union escaDe its encroach-1
meats and usurpations by any othlr I
way. Bu- will not the better elements
among us, that have so long-aided; and
abetted Bourhonism in its mad career. I
now call a halt, when the precipice I
before us is so near and obvious? i Ah, I
we have hoped and laborel for these
minv vfr. mi wn mwnnir Wn
have warned we have cried aloud andl
spared not: but the aDDliances and
nuans at the command of Bourbonism
, t i
have countervailed all our alarms-
all our appealso right, truth and rea-
son anrl nil nr oniroatios in Iho nnmo
of ti.A Prinr rf ppnno nnri irr win 1
The last resort is all wo see left, unless
the God of Justice shall interpose by
ways wot not ol." There had been no
I roosters, or. cannons, or star spangled
banners at all. but there was a decid
ed smell of brimstone and scorched
tail in tha. ; neihbh&dd.1 i !
? i
There is a general impression at the
North says the Ktwininil )bserve'n that
the recent Democratic victories in that
seclitiu for the gains in Connecticut I
and4he greal rfeductign in .the '.repuTjK 1
c.iu voits oi jrennsyivama ana lowa
were no less victories than the positive
triumph in New York were due in
great jaeasure lo thdraring of te?ao JKISS, DUl ine ' 2'aer,11? ,coli?. ine
V' -i f. r t. lsT -"r .2' -i . I harder thn nnro Rnl 'a (InntrU
alnniliehii-r n i'rb)thNnMKAi.n ...kf. U
Xr-rr7tJcr " XriS1'
asr sco any potency in mat argument
ard they are disgusted with the inde
tency ot the display. Messrs. Foraker
and cohfpany. who dealt in iheDuliirca!
Bt(f,)d referred to-Hurp Iow4admjtled"ro
uavuuuuu uiu nepuoucau party mucn
more harm than good in"5 the Empire
Statpapd to. tbir . methods is .no wnas
cribetf ihegenerkl defeitKof that' p4fry.
Of course we hold, since it seems very
clear to us, that it was the Democracy
pure and simple that carried-the day
but it is interesting to observe the
weight of responsibility 4 for the :i result
which is now attached to - the ensaugu
ined garment, by Democrats an i Re
publicans alike. Itr is maoifest that
the plan of campaign originally map
ped out by Blaine cannot be adhered to.
It ha9 already proven disastrous.1 The
gory gonfalon of Sherman and Foraker
no longer fires the Northern heart,, , It
exciies only derision and aisgustl It
has become so thin that
despite its bloodiness it can
be seen through by - the dullest.
It represent nothing nore now than
abuse oi the South and the good sense
of the reunited country turns contemp
tuously away from it. Some argument
more potent is demanded by the rank
and file ol the Republican party.
What shall this be? The leaders ot the
party are unable satisfactorily to reply.
For some time it has been evident that
the bloody shirt was their last resort,
the proposal to disfranchise the negrois
resting necessarily upon tbati and ; the
Democracy has beeo.. decidedly Amused
while not surprised at their paucity o'
resource. Its last gun being, spiked,
the) Itcrjpblicaa, parly) hits hereiore
nothing to do but surrender. It . has
failed. JLot give goorL,accpnnrlpf its
stewardshipTandifil peopfeiHhi'sove
reign j people, haye simply -retired! it
from he management of public affairs
and vat in 1:3 , place the Democracy,
which "has already afforded 'splendid
proof of its trust worthiness and ability.
The death knell of the party was run
in 1876. and it is its funeral dirge which
we now hear. Soon H will be interred
toltwajta poshille ea; inly resurrection
should it repe.it of its political sins and
adjust itsHf to .Democratic doctrine
which is the doctrine of the people.-
And as'f"r :iho iti'ner.ahle ensanguined
irarmentit will be shipped up Salt
aUn rr rih th ilpfontPrl Krllh
I Jican candidates ami Jones, of New
York, "he pays the freight.
I I ; ' ? r
tfpar Yi.rk Snn: The colored DleoDle
I " w -
of Virginia have tound thai Instead of
I barrning them the election of a Demo-
Icratic President has been tor their
j benefit. They see. alter the experience
I of many months, that their Republican
headers humbuggfd them when they
j drove them to the polls toyote the Re
publican ticket on the ground that
Democratic ascendancy meant danger
jto their rights. They have discovered
that tboir lJemocrauc wnue neignbors
j have no hostility to them as a race, and L
are really their most trustworthy
j friend?, whom they alienated only be-
I cause they themselves insisted on a
political separation based on a color
. -
erous to both races.
j Advices from Irdian Territory fay
j the invasion of Oklahoma is creating
apprehension. The country is full of
I boomers. The United States troops are
moving lo expel them, but the intrud-
it is impossible to reach them at once.
Couch, it is said, desires to force a
fight between bis followers and the
troops in the hope that Congress will
interfere and will open Oklahoma to
settlement. The situation it grave.5 The
injiaus are becoming restless, and
mutterings of dlscontt nt are heard on
ii hM.
U s an open secret in Anglian mm
Itary c ircles that, in a recent communi-
I cation to the Secretary of War, Lord
Vol?eley went so far as fo fay that in
of a large proportion of the regimental
c namanders was so clearly demon
Utrated that the commander in chief did
not feel justlfled in sending them with
their men to the fronts 1 he Iondon
Times, in commenting on this remark-
able statement, argues that it is con
ciusiveiy snown -.mat seniority as a
qaalification for command most
promptly disappear.
' A lew nays ago a smalHrerman town
11 .1 .11 1.1
rieoraLBU lD inou5anui ann,erBar
!j"L All , ' 1 1 f - -
J1'1 lls existence - vu me innaouanis
Weill lO WOrca. Ufl lUO . Eaffle OUV a
town, in Dakota celebrated the first an-
niversary of its existence. AH the in
nat,ltams went to the principal saloon
in the town, partly because tbere is no
church yet.
At Amoy, China, the British consul
states, tne consumption oi opium is
ai.',a . - - " . "
largely ou the increase, as well as mor
phia. This latter drug was fir-t used
by the foreign physicians as an anti
dote for opinmsraokinsr, and the traffic
tn tt has so increased that there are
8hP3 n tho large cities where it is the
uuj ttl ncia su u.
The shorter the tunnel the sweeter
I . . .
syrnp "has; broken many stubborn
coughs.
NOVEMBER NONSENSE.
Civilization is making gratifying pro
gross in the Congo country. A few
years ago the inhabitants ate white per
sons raw ; now they roast them, Wash
ington Republican. -
The man whohas to endure, all the
agonies of solitary confinement is the
clerk who- works for a firrh that does
not advertise. 1 IVs the next' thing to
being buried alive. Maple . Leaf, ,
Little cricket on the hearth,
Little children full of mirth,
- Little breezer blowing long.
. Little onions smelling strong,
Little lovers in the dark,
. Little kisses hear them spark,
1 ..1 .'7 . Chicdgo Sun.
Customer (entering unexpectedly)
"So, air, Vve caught you pnttirig water
in tho milk." Milkman 4Yeser no
no. that Is. sir. I'm only -washing it.
You; don't 8pose I'm going to serve my
customers with dirty milk, do you ?"---Chicago
Nevis. t
A thief on his .trial refused to be sworn.
"Of what ose,,,, queried he, will my
V evidence be?
If I tell the whole truth. I shall get the
Old Nick; - -
If I tell what's not true, the p!d Nick
will get me." - ' -
Century.
' 7
G. W. B. It is quite true that you
can get a bottle of that splendid medi
cal dir covery,Red Star Cough 1 Cure,
tor twenty-five cents. Our experience
of it is that its powers are magical, and
we feel confident that it will cure your
throat trouble: " 7 , .
. A census shows 3.000,000 skeletons in
that closet of : Paris , the Catacom bs.
: Walking advertisements. 7 for Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy arc the thou
sands it has cored.: ; I, v
Dealers and Shippers.
Yjf E AM RECEIVISG AND r
ahlpplng fraah NEW RIVER OYS-HjS fj
- ---v. i . . bn.i. - vj." i
TERS every day. Orders prompjy filled. We
will guarantee the best ana cheapest Oysters
martet, ieUyered Ta any part ofthe
city frrofjichirge. -- - ' . !
6 . - . f . 1 JENKINS ft WlLfiON '
is the: restoration of a woman. after
Years of ' sickness to perfect iiealtn.
Imajrinp. Ukti. the jv ff th faniily of
Mrs .cr iviBESiun. a. a-
hn.d snCered for over five tears,' con
sequent upon the diseases and weakness
moaliar to females. She was induced
totrv Dr. Kennedy's -'Favorite .f.Rem-
edy. - After using only two bottles alf
her ailments disappeared, and she says
that she feels and considers herself in
perfect health.
, .. .
i The. bird family must have a jolly
time they have so many larks.
Nervous Debilitated Men
You are allowed a free trial for thirty
(lays ot the use of J)r. DyeV Celebrated
Vo taic Blt with Electric Suspensory
Appliances, for the speedy relief and
permanent cure of Nervous Debiliry,
loss ' f Vitality and Manhood, and all
kindred, troubles Also, for many
other diseases. Complete;, restoration
t& health, vigor and manhood guaran
teed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated
pbamphlet. with full information,
terms, etc, mailed free by addressing
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
w s m 62 w 1VK
Wealth screens d jpravUy, but it isn't
worth shucks as a preventive of corns.
Advice to Mothers.
Mits. Winsloav's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth! It reiietea the little
sufferer at once ; it produces natural,
quiet sleep hy relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awaKes as
'bright as a button." It is very pleas
ant to taste. It soothes the child, sort-
ens tbe eumsi allays all pain, relieves
v ind. regulates the 'bowels, and is tho
best ( known remedy for diarrhoea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes.: Twenty-five cents a bottle,
jly 6 deod&wly
MISCELLANEOUS
One Experience ol Many
Having experienced a great deal of
"Trouble!" from indigestion.so much
so that I came hear losing my
Lift!
My troubles always came alter eaiing
any food
However nht -And
digestible,
For two or three hours at a time I
had to go through the most
Excruciating pains,
'And the only way I ever got"
Relief!"
Was throwing up all my stomach
contained!! No one can conceive the
pains that I had to go through, until
"At last?"
I was taken ! "So that for three weeks
I lay in bed and
Could cat nothing!!!
My sufferings were so that called
two doctors to cive me something that
would stop the pain.
.Their efforts,-were "no good to me
At last I beard a good deal , ..
'About your Hop Bitters!
- And detemined to try them."
rot a bottle in tour hours I tc ok the
contents oi -
Oee!!!!
Next day I was out of bed. and have
not seen a 5 j
Sick!" 7
Hour, from the same cause, since.
I have recommended it to hundreds
of others. You have no such
Advocate as I am."
'"' Geo Kendall., a list on, Bostou, Mass.
Downrljrtit Cruelty. '
To permit yourself and family to
Suffer!"
With sickness when it can be preven
ted and cured so easily
With Hop Bitters!!!
JmW None genuine without a bunc.i of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile.
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in
heir nar
oct. ;3lm d&w nrm to
BIG' OFFER. 'SSS5KB
give away 10 6 self operating Washing
ai&cbines. if jou want one sena us
your name, t. u. ana express omceat once.
TCHIC NATIONAL CO., 21 Dey8t.,N. Y.
nov2d&w4w.
WANTED An
every counts
active man or woman in
to sell; our goods. Salary
$75. per month and expenses, or commission
Expenses in advance Outfit free. For -foil
particulars addresa STaNDJ
WARE CO., BOSTON, MAS.
nov Sd&w 4w;.
"D 1? A "WTVPfiVl its Causes and Cuke,
H ftJuAJj liOO by one who waa deat
0 twenty eight years. Treated by' most
iiar ox the roted aoeclansts of the day with
n benefit. - Cured himself in three months,
and since then hundrda-of others by same
process. A plain, simple and successful home
treatment. Address T. S. PAGE, 12S East
26th et.. New York City. nov 2 4wd&w
; Parker's Tonic. V
If yon are wasting away from age. dlsatpa
tkm or any disease or weakness and require a
almulant take Pakkk's Ton c at once ; it
wUl invigorate and build you up f rem the first
dose but. wlliTiever intoxicate. It has saved
hundred of Uvea, it may save yours. -
nov x .. i , ruouujw oi xsew xcrsx. :
RALEIGH REGISTER.
Bj P. H. DALE, Printtr to the State.'
Bubscrlbe to your Home Paperand pay icr it
and then remit $2 to pay for your '
State Democratic Paper,
... ' . . - - .-' -
the Raleigh Register. Etch new sub
scribe! remitting direct, la entitled to the
aKGIsteh ror one year ana to ....
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WEBSTER3 PRACTICAL DICTIONARY,
which, until August l,pS83, la offered aa a
Premium. - .-it. . f 1.
K Sample copies of he Rsoisxss mailed on
application. Address,
f JL4ULEIGH BEGISl'ER, -
, may 19 Baleizh.NP C. ;
Urn
Having met wrrn GREAT success
in Belling a fins line of LAMPS dnrlng
the last two seasons. ; we are now offering a
handsomer Una than usual -and invite pur
chasera attention to them. Prices Very Low.
nov 9 GILES & UURCilliON.
1 ThoHelsrlit of Happiness
LIISUELLAITEOUS
Ije7 YorH & Y7 II Winston
kv .ric.
FliOM PIER &4. KAST RIVER, NEW YORK
i At o'clock,
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. REVIEW'JOB OFHCE ,
WILMINGTON, N.,C
Female School.
MisseBurr & James,
PRINCIPALS. V
Mrs. M. S Cushing,
Musical Instructresa.
riiaE TWENTY-SECOND i ANNUAL 8ES-
elon will commence on TUESDAY, Cct Sth.
instruction aa heretofore, thorough and sys
tematic. each child receiving individual attcn
tion. The course of instruction Includes Sing
ing. Calls henics. free hand Drawing, and ob
ject teaching, without extra, charge Paint
lam . in uu, w aier ioiors ana tr ascei, aieo,
Cravon Drawltg taught at moderate charees
- On account of tho unfinished stateof the
utuirch. and the present necessary use of the
School Hcuse la connection with the building,
the school will be opened and continued for
few weeks in the Hall of the Hook & Ladder
Company, on Dock, between Third and Fourth
streets. Entrance in the tear of the building
at tne least side, jror particulars see PrlncI
pals at 301 Market street, or 324 No. Third, -
sept 19 , . v.. . . .-.y ff..iv.'
COME: SEE TO!
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TT T HENEYER YOU ABE IN DEED
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.come and see us.
' ' We have the most complete establishment
in the city, carry a; large stock, of different
qualities of paper to select, from, do. your
wors prompuy ana sausiacioruy, ana ai
prices thatwe can live at. . ..fa -J
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CONDENSED SCHEDUT.P
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Dated Aug., '85 No. 48, Dally No
Leave Weidon.. a li p. m. r"S-b
Ar. Rocky Mount 3 S3 . f rTT
Leave Wilson...
4 05 P. 11.
4f4
5 64
TOO
7 50 -
6 56 pV
7 3G
Arr. Goldsboro.
Leave Warsaw.
leave Burgaw.
Ar- Wilmington.
TRA1K3 GOINQ NORTH.
1 1
No. 47. Dallv Na ..
r ....... I
1ve Wilmington
Leave Uurgaw.w
I-eave larsw..
Arr. -Croldsbo'-o.
9 27 axs:
1 is
11 17
12 16 P. M.
04
1 37 -
50 J1
11 '3 M
I 12 W A. If
Leave wi'son...
Ar.Kocfey Mount
Arrive TarborQ., ! 4 55 P M '
lave Tarboro. 1 11 5 a. M.
Arrive Weidon . 3 OA r ; &7
Train on Scotland Keck BranchRnIrfr
Halifax for Scotland Neck at S5S p V'l
turning leaves JScotland Neck at n.
aally.,,-r:-4:-:---...i-.::'-: , M.
Train no. 43 North will stop nt all .
Train No. 40 South will atrt.T.i i'o.
Goldsboro and Magnolia i r ' v ' "
xrauijNo. 4. maaea close connection at i .
doaforall points North Dallv
Richmond, and dally except Sunday yjfg'j
-Trains make close coe nectlon for i 1 .
North via Richmond an Washtogtoa
AU train? run BoJid between Wi'iBrt . ,
era attached. 77 "" wce 8feJN
. JOHN P. DIVlXirV
- & Augusta R. R; Co.
- IM I I 1 M
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOINQ POUTH.
PatedAug.2d,85
No; 48, Dally
No. 40,Dall
Leave "
w limia arton.. j" I' -a 9n r r-
10 10 P. M.
11 17
12 40. &. V.
1 15
4 S4
6 40
jaau y accawaw I 9 42 -
fliaiion... j j! s m
Arrive.. . I j
riorencc... 1 72 m
Sumier. ;...;..... t 4 st A.
s.M- J
wwumD a........ I 6 49
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
r -V No 43, Dally No.47,DaUj
L eave Columbia ... .......... 9 fin i Af
Arrive umter.. li S'j
Leave Florence. 4 30 P. M. 5 07 A. M
Leave Marlon... 6 14. 553
Leave L.Wac'w 7 14 7 44
Ar Wlimington. 8 33 M 9 07
No. 4S and 47 stop only at Brln k Joys, White
villc. Lake Waccamaw. Fair Bluff. Hlchols.
Marlor, Pee Dee, Florence, TlmmoDBrWo.
Lynchburg MaycBvillc, f ujnter, IKcdg-eUeJd.
Camden Junction and Faetover.
Passengers for Columbia and all polnta on C
& G. R. R., C. C 4 A. R. R. BtaUoxa, Alke
Junction, and all polnta bevond. should tak
the 40 Night Express. ' Pullman 81ecpcr for
Augusta on this train. '
' Pullman Sleepers for Savstnah on Train 48.
All trains run solid betweea CoarUsstot and
Wilmington., ,
JOHN F. DIVINE,
'C-' v . ' v General Snperhitendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Axent
aug3 f" -
Carolina Central Rs Tu
. J ; -Company. i
Oman or $ekkbax sdfkbintevpkbt. i
. Wlhahutton. N. C, Sept. 27. 155. I
Change of Schedule,
AS AND AFTER -THIS DATE, THI
following Scheauie win be operated oa i
Railroad: . . j
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TKalli.
Daily except Sundays.
- i- j Leave Wilmington at....."...7.tOP. I. i
No. 1. J Leave Baleighat 7. t. S
. ) Arrive at Charlotte at....... 7 JO A, ;
" ' - 1 TipAvft CharlottP At.'.:.I.7...8.15 P. I 1
No. -S. J Arrive Raleigh at........9-C0f
I Arrive at Wilmington at....8.25 A.
; LOCAL FRE1G HT Passeuger Car
... - . - . . Attached. . 'J
Leave Charlotte at.' 7.40 A.
Leave WUmington at......
Arrive at Laurinbnrzat 2'
Leave Laurinburg at.... ....... -5 .
Arrive at Wilmington af. . .4, r
P;
t Trains etop at regular
only, an
point designated in tne ww-.
inU designated 1
TimeTabfe.-
8HSLST DIVISION, PASSENGIB. lUl'
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT
' DaUy except Sundays.
Nn ;"I Leave Chariotte........
No'8- i Arrlveat Shelby ...J2J3F.JJ-
Wrt , ) LeaveShelby....-.-..... JJ 4
?0' Arrive at Charlotte...
Trama No. 1 and make close corEct
Hamlet with R. A A. Trains to andfroa-
lTirough Bleepnir Cars between Jtf
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Char -
syssa an . t - ft. turn 1 I 10 BUI
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Green vlllDf
Atlanta and all points Southwest
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Arrive at Laurioburg at S
Leave Lauriaburg at.... W 5'
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