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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Grape Cure.
Sal-Muscatelle
T
In America
WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF AN EUROPEAN
' 'JOURNEY I
T he crystallzcd salt, as obtained In x par
state from grapes anil choice fruit in a pora
hie, palatable, simple form, are now presented
to the puMic of America as the grandest resol
vent of Imrure blood, corrector of the liver
and regulator of the bowels the natural pro
moter of
HE A LIU A kD L ONOE VITY.
Eminent physicians claim tbU achievement
anew era In the allied science of medicine, as
it furnishes Hie blood with its natural salines
that arc lost or c'liuinated every day.
Sal-Muscatelle
A POSITIVE. NATURAL
i
f
mm?
Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Cure.
Sal-Muscatelle la Nature's own product. It
supplies to the system the want of so'.nd,
-Tin Ktinrn nml frtu 'X W-jbc simplest and
ra ngements or mo liver auTTls-1 lrturcrr-irtT-
mcnts; prevents the absorption of n alarial
diseases fevers of all kinds; counteracts trc
effect.- of bad air, poor dri-lmge ami impure
water; a powerful oxydizer ot the blood; a
natural specific for all skin crjptions. tick
headaches, bllHon9ncss, nervousness, mental
depression, and will remote the effects of ac-
Mental Indigestion from exccislvn eating and
drinking. Have It In yur homes and on your
travels It Is a specldc for tbo fsgged. weary
or worn out. Prepared by the '-
London Sal-Muscatei.lk Co.
I LOXDOS, ESGL4N1. t
Beware of Imitations. The genuine In "blue
wrappers only."
-Sen.l for circulars to . KVANOV1TCFT.
General American Manager, P; O. Box IOCS,
New YoTk City.
Mention this paper.
For sale by the following Druggists : Munds
Bros. K. C. Miller, J. H. Hard n. It. 4i. l'clla
mv, Wm. II. Greeno A Co , Wilmington, N. C.
feb 1 eml A w tenrm
B?.CATAR-.H
(JKl'iAM 15AL.A1
Gives Relit fat onct
and Cures
COLD IX HEAD,
Ca'arrli,
HAY FEVIvIl,
Not a Liquid, Fnvff-f
or Porrder, Frett ,.
rem Injurious
Dt nan and Offensive
odors. Il VV-CgTVfC G
A particle Is applieu Into each nos iil ami is
agreeable to use. Price 53 cts. bv mall or at
druggists. Send for circular. Jt LY BROTH
ERS, Druggists, Oweeo. N. Y.
jan 13 wsmdAw nrm ,
First National Bank of Wilmington.
A
W3: I
CAPITAL STOCK.......
SURPLUS fUND
f350.00
OT.fOO
owaits received and collection: rsadt
all aneniibl iKslnts In the OnltedSUM.
UIUSCTOBB
C BOKKU3S, U. O. WUHTHk
A. UAHTIa, JAS. SPRONT,
UFOBGK CHADIJOU&N.
V orricaiia
B.. C. SOKKOSS
A. K. WAL.KKB
W.L.AUKXK3
. nJ2S .
Pxaald9
Cashl r
Livery Notice.
T HAVB HOKSES AND BUGGIES FOR
I ii.ilv rexcept Sunday). Horses board
A hCaS Kha4a?any tlmecaUeU for. Those
SkvlngcltV. wishing to have their hone.
Skin care of during their abseoco. will do
well to call on me. Ring up Telephone 21
"SStftr" tSyR, Agt.
The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop
wilmingtonTn. C.
MONDAY. JULY 19. 186
In the first six months ot the current
year tho sales in the New Yfrk Stock
Exchange ran up the following totals:
Stocks 43.h83,80.J shares, comorate
bonis $33 436.4W. Government bonds
$7 3S7.&0O, State boml $3,079 000, and
bank stock: 9 80S shares. I he sales of
stocks in thetwehe m ntbs ended July
1 amoutiii.fi lo 100.185 975 shares, the
salr;s in ihe iast haif of 1885 excocding
those of the first ha!! ot 1886 by 9 412. .
'357 shares, or about 20 per cent. Of the
sales of thw first half of 186. 28 266,099
shares in 48,380 8(i9 were sold in the
first quarter. The sales in the first
ha'l ol IbfeG Fur parsed thote of 1885.
1883, and lr79 the latter being abont
hall tho ordinary average, but were ex
CTeel l by the sales of 1884. 1882, 1681.
and 1880. The sale3 of the first hjilf of
1881 marked that fur the banner year
at least of oimmission and brokerage?,
amounliu t (5,l7l 85 shares . In the
entire iiwt of ihothir'y aetivn propiMtic,
only eleven are higher (ban at the be
ginnin? ol the year, or as high, the gains
in most being slight while nioclcen are
lower. The culmination ot ihe Lake
Shore deal, which form-d the objective
point of the b"om ot 1885. and the labor
strikes havn been tho ruling events i f
reaction.
This is emphasized' by unfavorable
crop report from the United Kingdom,
Russia, India. AU3tria and elsewhere.
No. 2 red wheat t New York closed
yestcrdaj at 87c. against 663c a week
ago. The eflccts of the drought on
general trde in some portion; of the
spring wheat country conetftu'e the
marked exception to the .generally
favorable trade reports mcr.tiooeii
above. The condition of the notion
crop in the Southwest continues excel
lent.. Improvement is noticed in some
sections of the South Atlantic and Gulf
Stales . but is notgenoral. The tobac
co crop needs rain. There were 189
failures in the Uoited States reported to
IiradslretCs. against ,153 tbe week be-tore,-185
in tqe. secoud week of July,
1985, aud 211 in 1834! Canada had 11
this week, 12 last week and 14 last
year. The total failures in the United
States, from January 1 to date, is 5,777
against 6.616 in 1S85 (decline this year
of 839). 5,762 in 1884, 5.515 in 1883,
and 3,872 in 1882.
' .t
Never lay awake at night with tooth-
aebe. St . Jacobs Oil always cures it.
About forty prominent merchants ot
New York oity met last week to adopt
resolutions in regard to the present
freight tariff charged by the trunk lines
on cotton goods manufactured in the
East. At present calicoes, cambrics,
canton fiannels. sheetings, shirtings,
&c, are carried as first class freight,
and the pame rates arc charged upon
them as upon silk, groceries, or other
articles which would properly belong
to this class. The Eistcru manufac
turcrs and wholesale merchants regard
tbisas unfair, especially as the railroads
South and West of Chicago ! carry this
class of goods to that city as fourth and
fifth, and in some cases even as sixth
class freight, thus influe ncing the re
tailersto buy these goods in Chicago
rather than in New York. For four
years the Eastern manufacturers and
wholesalers have beerr-rerftwrtrjalna
with the trunk lines against the unfair
tariff rates, but to no avail. They now
intend to go a step further. A com
mittee ha.s been appointed by tne chair
IP-00.!61! y'1 tne representatives of
ask relief from this burdensome dis
crimination, and, in default ot the de
sired relief, to take measures to secure
Ibe decision of the Supreme Curt of,
the United Status upon this important
question.
BradslreeCs furnishes the following
commercial summary for the past
week :
Speciil telegrams lo BrachirceCs this
week, whila repealing lavorable trade
features noted a week ago. report a
quite general hardening of domestic
money markets and a widespread 1 im
provement in mercantile collections.
To a certain extent this id true at New
York At a f-w citi autumn having
has begun ; notably Isui3'iMe. where
takings are said to bo largo. This
movemei t is not general as yet, and,
owing lo the confidence ith wVich
traders lo k ahead t it, its coming is
awaited with exceptional interest. The
volumne ol moichuudisedM'.ributed has
uot varied ni'iterifilty from, that of a
week ago. The iota! ot ba jk .clearings
at t wenty-r ine eiiies tr this week,
specialty wired to firad.lri e.'s, is
$b40.ybi.2'2 against $8"i5,772 tOo Ust
week (fiv' days) and a compared with
$H1.?58 TtH) in the like week. 1885.
Ttic eat ni::gs of 33 railroads lor the
first week in Julv aggregate $3,130,449,
against $2 800,164 in 1885 and $2,354,-
018 in 1884 The unfavorable wheat
crop prospect seems to discourage spec
ulation on the New York Stock Ex
change, and the temporary stoppage ol
hostilities among the granger roads
was uot sufficient to put prices up.
Some activity and strength was
developed in tho trunk lino stocks
bn the improved earnings of Erie.
Transactions were 1.077,000 shares,
against 1.247.000 shares last week.
Moncv is in fair supply on call at from
2 to 3 per cent. Exchange is weak.
Now that the domestic wool clip nas
Uaan r.!na ntwl nn internal renters on the
JS,IA fc.U.V. f ."-- -
decree ot shortage as compared with
last year. Conservative authorities
place it ot 10 per cent., with the greater
sLare of the decrease in lonnessee,
Kentucky Virginia,- Pennsylvania.
Ohio and Texas London wool prices
are no higher. Domestic quotations are
unchanged and holders very firm.
Slocks of cotton goods at the east are
small and some brands are higher,
lea to iobbers. The next
offering of cassi meres 5s expected to be
at higher prices, wuen tneuemana tor
raw wool by makers will become active.
Print cloths are tirm ani nigner at j
k iK Th steel rail mills indicate
J AVU L 1
their prosperity by increasing the total
r . 1IU1 AAA
allotment lor tne year io i.w.uw toi,
t inntwi tnna harincr been already
contracted tor. The activity in Besse
mer pig at $19 per ton, Hs production
aggregating 195,000 tons monthly out of
455,000 tons. tbe total monthly produc
tion of anthracite and bituminous irons
is accounted lor by the condition of
tw t-;i induatrv. The wheat markets
have been quieter, with prices fluctua
ting within a moderate range. The
damage to the spring wheat is currently
Aatimxd lit from 10 to 20 percent..
earlier reports having been exaggera
ted. The result is to leave a airou
nnoronrrpnuif feelm? that a nigner
range of prices for wheat is likely to
prevail during the coming crop yoar
thau has been quoted for two years.
JUL.Y JESTS.
High toned A life.
A joint affair r A fishing-rod.
A flank movement Pa with a strap.
The height ot fashion A dude's col
lar, Nature's. m'St becoming dress The
close ol the day. QcoduWs Sun.
Motto for persons who preserve frui-
"They can, who think they can."
Wo-
Fashion note: Sashes are considered
essential to every properly constructed
window. Humbler.
To find I ho newest books out go to a
circulating library. The newest broks
are always out there. Picau?ie.
"Now is the accepted time." remark
ed the poor young man solemnly, wbeu
his girl told h;m she would have him.
Tid Bilt.
According to Webster's Dictionary, a
windborois the Iciwer or bottom pipe in
a lift of pump in a mine; but in real
lite it is f imply a book-agent. Vuck.
How to act , in a Cyclone" is the
heading ol tbo new? papar article. The
neighbors can act just a they want to
when n cyclone strikes the town, but
we shall aot jus.t an If we were goicg
down cellar. v- ellinc Bell.
A correspondent who sign3 herself
' Nervous Girl" writes i ask us if we
can teil her of any remedy to cure a
tickling seiifwii-n about the face.
Certaitilyt a-k hioi to cut his mustache
off. Lvun U-. i. n.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tte inrw w t - ami m
WHOLESALE PRICES.
ICAIIiKOAPS, tSc.
mr Tho followls? ouotrtlons reprc "ea
wholesaJc priees cneraliy. In making u?
email ordsrs higher prices cavo to be chsr'
F n Cures SlifTTiat.iCT, Meuralfia,
fl I kff 1111 Barfcache, Haclw, TiorliRch?,
Ill r nlll hprains ISrnhm and oUter
UI 1 ill IB Paint anlleb.
Fiftjr Ceals. At hrt-giHtl ami Dealers.
THE CHARLES A. V0;f.M U t O., Kaltimorv. Md U.&A.
nov 2 cod tenrm
:THE HEVIEW:
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JOB OPPIG
la
k'o 2'
"W 7,f "Vi "i.C 4i" t?
MARKET STREET, o. 112X, (U TIIiS)
2k
Buckleu's-Arnica Salve.
The Best Saiak in the worLi for
Cuts. P.ruises, ,'Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever S. res. Tetter, Chapped
llarirt;-CH.wJK rns. and all SklQ
Eruptions, and Positively cures rues,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perft ct satisfaction, or moey
refunded Price 25 cents per box. or
site by all druggists.
TIHlfiD OTHTt
At this season nearly every one needs to use BonW
sort of tonio. IRON enters into almost every phy
sician's prescription for those who need building up.
mm
i 1 1 i i i k -- r, l i ri v
BE5TT0MID
For Weakness, L-assltude, nLaek of
ners7 etc, ft HAS NO iQUAI and is
the only Iron medicine that is not lnjnrions.
It EnrlehM the Blood. Invisromte ine
Mystem. Restores Appetite, Alas Digestion
It does not blacken or in jure tbo ath. c&asftjtoead
ache or produce oonstipation other Iron, tiudii Ma do
Db. O. H. Buotlet. a leading physician of Bpring-
field, Ohio, says: ... . , . ..
- Brown's Iron Bitters is a thoroughly good medi
cine. I ose it in my practice, and lind its action ex
cels aD other forms of iron. In weakness, or a low con
dition of the system, Brown's Iron Bitters fa usually
a positive necessity. It is all that is claimed for it."
Dr. W N Waters, 1219 Thirty-second Street.
Georgetown. D. O.. says: M Browr Iron Bitters
the Tonic of the age. Nothing better. It creates
appetite, gives strength and improves digestion. ;
Genuine has above Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by.
BKOWN CHEMICAL, CO., BALTIMORE. BLDw
miy 17 Jbw prmte
i AND
gSFNVALIDS
MARK.
: :m. .-t-.- h-iwie rr sioi'iirirs
u in'.4i.K,t.ip in ''!:ol.l-;i; V X N f A T f f,
l (ii r. tl A i: K-I:K V n l ;.n ili.im ji of chil.ir. ti
ll;("ti! r-i rr- Sspi-ctlin Cnnwiiiii).
. uni Kl--i-nt. A iVrl'fvt outri;-nt in i,U
i-n I i!i.-vt3v iifoiiitwi no oukiiiK. l-ff. ia
.1 tHtin(-. .-H . t.tj- h ri". Our t.k fiio
july 2 nrm dw6m
1 !jvJ
rilE GHEUILLE TnEOTriEm
eST MA IltMIia ana keaek&ii hiui i
I arteeeele A f&ermatorrW safe A edlly eurw
IBSOLUTE SUCCESS GUARANTEE!
hen other treatment Uus. Oar TKRATISJ an
'IKECTIO'S for Home Cure MALLEI FREE
BVUL BU0Y AGENCY. 141 Broadway, N. t
jane I lydSw '
Even If Yon Buy a Iazen
common porous plasters which yo5-cau ct
for a eong at any of th t teap John druggists
you nave mere y wrouu jiu mwm),
for one JJen on's Capcine Piaster is worth
.i ii Thn miULAr la tbiM: R uson a Is the
only porous plaster in the market that Is hon
estly ud gaUlfully made, and scientifically
mOUlCattU. I'lnritareuvuivis mi uvuiuuu
..x.iiAnc rif Ttorn's. Thew tra chean be-
ausc they pos-ess -none of the Ingredients
wbi"n render BcnS'Jn'a valuable. The latter
arc prompt to act, pleasant to wear, and cure
in a lew hoars ailments which others will not
cvn relieve. The public are especiallv warn
ed against so'a'led Capsicln," Caplcum,"
'Capacln" or Caps'cine, plasters, as worth
less articles Intended to deceive. Ask for Ben
son's ad look for the Three Seals" trade
mark and the word Car-cine' cut In the cen
trc. rows
IH COMPLE1E IN " EVERY REbPECl,
AND WE ARE PREPARED TO DO
ALL MANNER OF
minting
M M IT BE HBififfl
-WHEN YOU WANT
PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, CARDS, LETTER-HEADS,
BILL-HEADS, POSTERS,
ENVELOPES, NOTE-HEADS,
PAMPHLET PRINTING,
TAGS, LAND DEEDS,
MORTGAGE DEEDS, SHER
IFFS' DEEDS, CJVIL WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS, JUSTICES' JUDG
MENTS, JUSTICES' EXECUTIONS, CHAT
TEL MORTGAGES, &C,
CALL, ON US AND OBTAIN PRICES iiEFORE
GIVm YOUR ORDERS.
Address
REVIEW JOB OFFICE,
WILMINGTON. N. C
comirsEEiJS i
HENEVKIl YOU AKE IN NEED
OK
PRINTING, RULING or IIND1NS
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
work promptly and satisfactorily, and at
prices thai we can live at.
(Jive us your orders.
'JACKSON & BELL.
1886.
Harper's Young People,
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
he position of Hamper's Young People
as the ieidlnsr vcekly periodical for young
readers Is well established. Ihe publishers
Buare no pains to provide the best and most
attractive reading and Illustrations 'i h Be
rial and rhort fctorica have fetrong tirarnati In
tereat, wfcilo ihoy are whody free from
what la pernicious or vulgarly sensational ;the
papers on natural history and aclenee, travel,
and the tacts of life are by writers whose
names give the best assurance of accuracy and
value. Illustrated papers on athletic sports,
games, and pastimes fcive full information cn
these eubjects. Thero Is nothing cheap about
it but its price.
An epitome of everything that Is attractive
and desirable In iuvenlle literature. Boston
Courier.
A weekly feast of good things to the boys
and girls in every family whi h it vlslta
Brooklyn Union.
It is wonderful la Its wealth of picture In
formation, and interest. Christian Advocate.
N. Y. .jj
TERMS: Postage Pfepald, 2.00 Per Year.
Vol. Vll. commences November 3, 1SS5.
Sing lis Numbers, Five Ccnta each.
Remittances should be made by Post-Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment without the express order of Uabpeb A
Uhothkrs. Address
HARPER A BROTHERS,
nov 24 Vflw York.
For Sale.
A FEW
Horses & Mules !
SUITABLE FOR FARM WORK AND
UENEKAL USE. CHEAP I
Apply to K. C. ORRELL,
feb 6 Corner Fourth and .Mulberry ols
The Theatrical and Ball
gEASON IS OVER AND THE EXC USSION
AND PIC NIC SEASON has opened again
and JOHN WERNER, the practical German
Barber and Perfumer, lis personally In at
tend tnce at his Hair Dressing Saloon, 29 Mr
ket Street, between Water .and Front. Wil
mington. N. C. june 4
Grain Cradles.
WK NOW HAVE THE CELEBRATED
Grant's Southern Patters Cradles, un
doubtedly tho finest article made. Prices low
as the inferior goods are so:d for. Just ex
amine them and you will have no other.
W M. E. SPRINGEhV & CO ,
Successors to John Dawson A Co.,
july 12 Wilmington N. C
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Hams, b - --
Shoulders, ft
S!.ies. IF lb
WESTER" SMUKKD-
Hanas, ? lb ...........
Sides. 4r ?b -
Shoulders, v" lb
DRY SALTED
Sldee, lh - ....
Shoulders, ft
BARREIJ5 Spirits Tai-pcntlr
Second ILisa, each..
New New York, escft.... ....
New Citv.caca
BEESWAX, ? it.-
BRICKS, Wilmington l M-
Nc-ithem. .............
BUTT E it, -ft
North Caroilna
Northern ............
CANDLES, tb
Sperm
Tadow .
Adamantlab
CHEESK,
Northern &tcry.
Dairy, Cretin. .... ...
State -
COFFEE, T ft- .
Java...:
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CORN M EA1 ? bnS.,lx. SACA
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Mackerel. tUt. 1.
Mackero!, No. 1, tr.lf ubl.
M&r.korei, Hw. 2, f bbl
Mackerel, No. 2, ta?.f U:l-
Mr.t kcrei, No. 3, bbl
Mul.:et3, V bbl...
Mullets, Pork bblfi
N C Boi Mcrrlng, f kcr.
Dry Co-!,
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GLUE ? Jb
GRAIN. ? bUBhei
Corn, fron store, baj.whlir
Corn, caro, In bulk, white.
Com, carro, 1?. has-a, whit-.
Corn, cargo, mixed, In base-
Oats, from e:,ore ....
Cow Peas
HIDES, t a-
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Drv.
Eastern
Western
North 1'Jver
HOOP IROK. if Jh...... ......
LAUD, y lb
, Northern..............-- . .. .
North Carolina - -
LIME. barrel :
LUMBER, City Sawed, & ft.
Ship Stu 2T, reaawed I
Hough Edge Plank 1
West India Cargoes.aecos di?a
to quality
Drcsbcd Flooring, secjuoke J..1
Scautling and Board. coicJn. 1
MOLASSES, & gallon
New Crop Cuba, la had
" " in bbla-- .-.
Pjtto Rico, !' hnds.
" " In bble
iSugar House. In ahdn ....
" " Ir. fcbl3.
Syrup, in bbl3 .
WAILS, V, eg; Cut, lSd baftic -OILS,
V gallon
Kerosene......... ............. .
Lrd
Linseed ...... "-
SoMn ;!
Tar
Deck and Spar ....
f OULTRY
Cblokons, lJv, Trow a 1
" Spl'V&g. . ...
Tui-fecvi
PEANUTS ff-.biir.hoi 22 lbs ...
POTATOES, T bushel-
Sweat
Irish, & bbl.-...-....
FORK, r tarre3
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Prime 1
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lilCE Carolina, v b
Rough, bv:p.he.) Upland)...
io. do (Lowlaid) -KA'iS.
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City..., -
ROPE, S? Ifc -
SALT, r sack. Aluit.....
Liverpool
L'.&bon
American...
BCt) AR, y ft Standard
Standard A
Whit3 Ex C
Ex C, Golden
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SOAP, f a Northern
SHINGLES j 7 ln.y&l 5 fC
Common 2 00
Cypress Saps..-. 4 50
Cyorees Hearts.. 0 OC
STAVES, V M W. O. Barrel.. 8 00
R. O. Uogfiheiid . 00 0C-
TALLOW, p !b 6
TIMBER, & d feet t; hippie r. 12 00
yine Mill- ...11
ilill Prime , 7 5:1
Jllll Fair j 0(B5 6
C ommon Mill 5 CO flf 0
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WHISKEY, gai Northern. .1 CO a
North Carolina 1 Oo G 2
WOOL, y lb Washed IS
Unwashed 15 &
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TltMNS OO'INO SOUTH
Dated Jcne20th, 1S.6.
No. 43,
Dlly.
No. 40.
Dally.
Leave WchJoa
A r. .'Kooky Meivnt..
Arrive Tarbro
Leave X arboro
2 15 pm
3.31 "
CSSpm
4 53 pm
1 1 30 pm
Leave Wilson.....
Ltave. (oldeboro..
Leave Waraaw...
Leave Burgaw
Ar. . Wllmlngto.n...
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4 05 pm
4 f 4 pm
5 54 pm
7 00 pm
7 50 urn
6.58 piu
7.40 pm
9.55 pm
?TKAIN8 GOING NuKTK.
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, No. 47, No. 43,
I)ally Dally.
Ixave VVilming'ton S 4 i am 8 50 pm
Leave Burgaw..... 9 30 am 9 60pm
I.ive V ars4w.. 10 ?6 am 10 57 pm
Arrive Goldeboro 11.35 am H 58 pm
I avo Wl'son 12 25 pm 13 f 2 am
A r . Itochy Mount 12 t9 pm 1 26 am
Arrive 1 arboro.. ....... 4 50 pm .... ....
Leave Tarboro II 30 ro .... ....
Arrive WeTtou.: 2 15 pm 2 45 am
TrrAn on Scotlaud Neck Branch Itoad lev i
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.00 P. M. lia
tu.rnlng lcHves Scotland Neck at 9.30 A. M..
dally cxce-it Sunday.
'j riln leaves Tarboro, V C, via A lbcrmarle
Fa'c'irh li. It Dally except undiy, 6.0" P.
v. M-i.dy 5 cio r M . arrive Wllllamgton,
N' ( , 8 l 1 M., M P. M. Kcturnlng leavee
VVi'llamfatfni, N- C, Ially except lIn'1ay, ?.00
A. v , ur.day 9.5' A. M. , Arrive Tarboo, N.
., 10 '5 A. M.f ll.l'O A. M
'i rain n Midland N. C. Branch leaveGol Is
boro, V, C, Daily except Sunday, 5 30 P. M.,
arrhe .Sn.Ilhtlcld, N. C, 7 00 P. M. l-eturnlng
leaves Sm'thrtcld; N C, 7 30 A.M., arrive
Cold-bor j. N . C. .9C0 A. M.
Trtiin No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson.
Uoldftboro and Magnolia.
Train No. 47 makee cloeo connection at Wn
dortfor'all points North Dally. Al! rail vis
Ul3hnond. aad ilally except Sunday via Bay
Lino.
- Trains mate close connection for all point
North via Ulchmond and Washington.
All train? run solid between Wl'nilngton an
WaBhlDgton, and have Pullman Palaco iiieep
era attached.
LV JCJHN V. DIVINE.
General Superintendent. :
J. li KKNLY. Snp't Transportation
T. M. EM.EKSON, Genera." Passenger A&ent.
june 22
Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta R, Co.
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated A pi II 25, 1S6. No. 48, No 4P,
; DaII. Ually.
Leave Wilmington 8.15 pm 10.10 pm
Ly. L.Waccamaw 9.40 pm 1H5 pm
Leav8 Marlon 11.36 pm 12-39 am
Arrive Florence , 1.25 pm 12) am
Arrive Sumter 4.24 am 4.24 am
Arrive Columbia . fo.4Q am 6.40 nm
TRAINS OOIKG NOIjTIL
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No. 43, No. 47.
. Pally. Da'ly.
Leavo Columbia.. .......... . .........i 9A5prg
Arrive Humter.... 11 Mom
Leave Florence 4.80pm 421 am
Leave Marion.. 5.14 pm 5.09 am
1 -v L. vv acoamaw 7.1 3 pm 7.1 0 am
Arrive Wilmingfn 8.30pm 8.2J am
i703. 48 aud 47 stop at all Stations except
Itcpister, Ebcni zcr, Cane Savannah, Wateiee,
and Slrtjius'. -
Passengers for Columbia and all points on C.
o . li. II., C, C & A. li. li. Stations, Aiken
JuiKlion, and all points beyond, should take
Nc. 40. Pullmau Sleepers for Augusta on thli
train. . -
JOHN Y. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
J. 11. KENLY, Sup't Transportation.
T. M.. K&lEtiS'OJi, General Passenger Agent.
a;d 24 .
1886.
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