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I0RE EYE-GLASSES.
CHELLS
EYE SALVE.
i
VZAK AND INFLAMED
ETES.
let boar&iXbUtaes, as '
Wtrisr J&e S!2fit of U Old.
imy, Oraa!Uon. Stye Tumri
, Milled Ere lAihet, and Pro
I VilrX EfCffAiKi Frnnt-
test Care.
J y t3rVMU wbea aMd In oiher
ik u Titer, fever Sort. Tu-
JiMca. Km, Pile, or wfaerever
r eiteU. MITCH KIX'8 9ALVF
Ni to limuxt.
I HI DrcxrUti at S5e ion13 4tr
1888.
esldential Year.
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KMDn ro!inc3 Sutscrlbe forthp
fork Weekly Herald
Dollar a Year.
CVapcst FamKy Journal In the
U tpf.oa' ffry wrtk of eacb
41K nrjte cat Serials by
0rvut Cables.
"TEirpcTtsnt allCnrrrnt
i;C5-T"trl Fanulnir. The
t.. UteTHtcrc and Art.
f 'Tsuuon on aU sab)crt?i
CORDON HOtXETT.
Xrw York l!crall.
- Nexr York Cly
?J Lot of Fine
Ported GuodB.
Si-as rtnanl Macmronl,
-
a eantern pots.
'Ho.
,lfoniia Fruits., v
-CnrM Aprils
"r cisnvE ntusn.
nsaproot
I, iti
I ..... Xtd jJ
...J
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ruff j
Tlio Daily HiGVic"C7.
' A li:cacy. - .
' Frieml of my many. years!
"When the jrrent ilnce inttx at lost.
. on me.
I?t liie not leave to pain and sadden
thee V
; A memory of team. . -
JJut pleasant thouslrrone
Of one who va thy friendship's
honored jraefct
And drauk the ine of consolation
pressed
w -From Korrowt of thy own.
I leave with thee a sense
Of hands upheld and trials rendered
The unbelfich joy whieh is to help
fulness Its own tffeat recompense:
-"The knowledge? that from thine,
As from the garments of theMaster,
stole
Calmness and strength. . the virtue
which makes whole
4, And heals without a sign;
Y
Yea, more, tint assurance strong
t lovi wliieh fails of perfect
Tha
9 utterance neii
lAvvh On to (ill the heavcnlv atmos-phi-rt
With it itiiiiiiirtal song.
Jtm U. Wltiliitr. in liuh'pr,H(lfinl.
Iiy tfiv hue1 hands in mine.
trujt i'u m' he tuid. but she only
remarked -that Vlie had neuralgia
and iiiiit hold her had. Then he
iHMiht her xi hotfle of Salvation Oil
for t MMity-livf cents. Now he holds
her swft hainK by the hour.
-
The 'tiiiitrr Seven in tlir Itiblc.
Among the Ilebre -s the vonl for
Milcmiiweariiig is kVeptijare,M or
protest by seven. Abraham, you
will remember, appointed seven ewe
Iambs as his testimony to the coven
ant with AbtmeJech." The Creator
rested from His work on thesevctith
day, and this day w.ts called Sab
bath or seventh. A leprous person
was either to bathe seven times or
b sprinkled seven times itb the
blood of a sparrow. Seven years
was the period for repentance. Kvery
teven years the-Hebrew servant de
manded liberty for himself. And
the prophet praised God seven times
a day. Cain, we are told, was to be
revenged sevenfold.
The gitts or the Holy liiiost were
said to be seven in number, and in
presence of the Almighty seven
angels stand, as we are told, in To
hia.. Seven lamps burn before God.
and throughout the whole book of
Revelations the number seven is
constantly used. Jacob served
seven years "for Leah, and seven
more for Rachael. Then there are
the seven ears of corn and the seven
kine. It as seven people that pos
sessed the land of Promise in Deu
teronomy, and the story of Samson
tells how he kept his nuptials seven
days, and then was bound with
seven green withes. IViitaXcw.
Conauinptlon Surely Cured.
To the Edito it Please inform
your readers that I have a positive
remedy for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases h'ave been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two
bottles of ihv remedy fiikk to any
of your readers who" have consump
tion if they will send me their ex
press and post oflice address. Res
pectfully. T. A. SLOOUM, M.C., 181
Pearl st., New York.
Never think you can make your
self great by making another less.
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria..
are spread by contagion, by the
transfer of . living matter. "These
particles come from the skin, the
membranous lining of the mouth,
nose and throat, and from the in
testines and urinary organs. Disin
fect promptly" and thorough' with
Darbvs Prophylactic Fluid, the
great germ destroyer.
Prof. II. T. Lu)ton, of the Van
derbilt University, Tenn., says:
"As a disinfectant and detergent
Darby a Prophylactic Fluid is super
ior to any preparation with which
I am acquainted.1
mm
. Quarterly Meetinc.
First round of Quarterly Meet
ings for the Wilmington District of
the Methodist K. Church. South:
Grace Chumh. Wilmington. Feb
ruary 4 and ..
Magnolia circuit, at Magnolia,
February IV and 12.
Clinton circuit, at Johnson's chap
el, February 18 ami 19.
Waccnmaw circuit, at Shiloh, Feb
ruary 2 and 20.
Brunswick mission. February C
anil J.
Onslow circuit, at Green Branch.
March 0 and 4.
Kenansville.at Kenansville, March
want! II.
Carver's Creek, at Shiloh. March
ISaudl'J.
Elizabeth rjreuit. at Elizabeth,
March 21 and 35.
Cokesbury, at Salem, April 3 & 4.
Bladen circuit, at Bethlehem. Ap'l
10 and 11. 1
T. W. GuTnniK. P. E.
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COOKING XSD HEATING STOVES.
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Great Inducements for 1888
L ThcNKH YOUKOBSEKVEK will be sent
for oue j ear to any clergyman not. now a sub
scrlbcr. fr ONK VOLLAU.
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Address,
Nfew York i Observer,
NEW YORK.
dec 2
The National Life
-AND
Maturity Association.
OF WASHINGTON, P. C.
Total Cash Assets..
Liabilities
Paid to members...
. None.
.fl8S,W0,2
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HORATIO BROWXLSQ,
President,
o
OKU ROE D. ELDKIDGE, '
secretary. Manager and Actuary.'
o
Life Insurance at Absolute Cost.
. a Guaranteed Policy. .
An IncontesUble Policy.
Maturity Value in Casa at -; oted A?ei
Annual Cost Absolutely limited,
only Four Payments per Year.
Xon Forfeitable After Three Years.
P. S. RIDDELLE, M. D. '
Medical Director;
V, ii. (.1BS0N, Special As?enu
Home Office, 1.215 F Street, N.IW.
oct 26 tf
The Acme
MANUFAOTURIN& CO ,
MANUFACTURERS OF k
Fertilizers, Pine Wool and
Pine Wool Matting.
WILMINGTON, N.C.
-
rjmE REPUTATION OFOUR FERTILIZERS,
the ACME and OEM, is now established, and
the results of three years' use In the hands of
the best farmers of this and other States fully
attest their value as a high grade manure.
The MATTING, made from the leaves of our
naUve pine, has already gained a popularity
for comfort and durability equal to any wool
carpet, and the demand for It Is dally Increas
ing. It has virtues not found la any other
The FIBRE or Wool is extensively used for
upholstering purposes, and as a filling' for
Mattresses Is almost equal to hair, belmj Ught,
elastic and proof against insects.
certificates rrom e liable parties using" our
goods can be seen at our offlce, or will be mail
ed upon application. ' novlfttf
Samuel Bear, Sr..
"yyilOLESALE DEALER IN y
; TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFF,
Shipper of maes, Furs. Wool, Beeswax, tc5 !
dec 31 tf
Nd. 13 Martet St,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TLe follotrtns: yiojatlon3 represent whole
siCa prices ecaeraiiy in making up Small or- r
d.rsMjUer prices lure to be charged.
BAGGING , -Gunny........
' Standard...,.
7 3
8
H W
8
10
13(
10 (4
1
6K
8
15
BACON North Carolina.
Hams..;........
. Shoulders E
sjdes,n........
WESTERN SMOKED
Hams. a.. .......C
Sides, fi.-
' Shoulders, y Tt
DRY SALTED
Sides, V . . .
Shouklers, V
BARRE1.S Spirits Turpentine.
tn1
second iiaoi, each..i 1 40
1 50
isev, ew iork each.;.... 0 00
jvew, cai y, each. ......
BEESWAX, B..
BRICKS, AVUmlngtou. M..
NorUiern.
BUTTER, t tb '
; North, Carolina. . . ... . . . .'.
. Northern ..:..:...,....
C.VNDLES;
v. Sperm.. ..-.... a....
- Adimantlne. j . . .
CHEESE,- V t
Northern Factory....:. .
Dairy, Cream
State........;....;...'....
COFFEE, U-
1 IS (A 1 TO
6 oo 8 m
.. o oo n oo
18
11
13
o ;
10
13
14
10
Java..;-.v.,.t; 27 S 38
'Laguyra .2-i$ , 24,
Rio.,.'..... 20 22
CORN MEAL, Vbu&h, In sacks. 00 7
- Vlrslnia Meal 00 1 7tf
COTTON TIES, l bundle....... I S. tt 1 30
1H)MESTICS . '
Shectlmr; 4-4, yard....... ' 6H
Yams, bunch . (X) M 80
KGtJS, dO;r..vv..;..i.....i.. -1-. 20
FISH
Mackerel."No; I, bbl.'. 00 00 H12 50
. Mack-erol, No. 1, hall bbL 7 .V) ? 8 00
Mackerel, No. 2, t? bbl.... .v y 00 iail 00
Mackerel, No. 2. half bbl... 4 75 (i 00
; Mackerel, No. :i, ? bbl. ..... 7 80 i 0 00
- Mullets, r bbl 0 00 7 00
N. c. Roe netting, v keg... : oo 4 00
Drj' CodV.3?- Its
...... 5 10
FLOUi:, V bbl
Western, low grade
Extn
Family... .
City Mills suier. . . .
Famllv..
GLUK. W lb... ,
a 50 4 00
.... .... 4 00 4 50
4 50 5 00
....... 4 00 4 10
i . 4 50 ' 5 00
. 8 : 10
GRAIN. V busheL i
corn, fm store, bags, white
Corn, cargo. In bulk, white.
. corn, ca;TO, in bags, white.
Corn, mixed, from store. . . .
Oats, from store. ...i.
Oats, Rust Proof .'.
Cow Peas i
HIDES, V-B f
Green..-.;.'- J......
00 1
00 . &
6G (&
00
oo a
-so r&
65
62 '.
67
IS -45
52
00
h
12
5
10
Dry..
HAY, -gJ 100 lbs
Eastern...:
. Western
North River....
HOOP IRON, lb...
LARD, lb
Northern......
North." Carolina.
LIME. 9. barrel
..if...
1 05 1 10.
85 05
90 1 00
8 & -10
1 40 0 00
lumber: citv Sawed. Mft
Ship Stuff, . re sawed. . 18 00 20 00
Rough Edge Plank. 15 00 16 00
West India Cargles, accord-
lng to quality ....... 1 13 00 $18 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.18 00 23 00 .
Scantling and Board, com'n.14 00 T5 00
MOLASSES, 1$ gallon .
New Crop, In hhds.... 25 .36
" in bbls ; 28 30
Porto Rico, in hhds.... 28 30
" " in bbls... 30 & 35
Sugar nouse, in hhds. ....... 00 g .15
7 44 lnbols....... 16 18
Syrup, la bbls 23 35
NAILS, Keg, Cut, lOd basin.. 3 40 a 3 50
OILS, V gauon.
Kerosene -
- Lard .-.
Linseed . ;
Rosin ........
'Tar.-..'..
- Deck and Spar.....
POULTRY - .
- Chickens, live, grown... . . . .
spring
Turkeys...;...........-....
PEANUTS, t bushel. 23 Tb..... .
POTATOES- T$ .bushel . -
sweetTT;.
Irish, bbl.. ......
9 (4 " H
16 1 45
90 i ao
15 a 16
00 20 ,
.00 G. 33
20 . 35
10 3 30
95 100
m :00
. 35 60
. 2 35 ( 3 75 ';
.17 50 18 00
.15 00 tlG 00
. 00 (15 00
. 4. 0 . . 5X
. 60 C 80
PORK, m barrel
City Mess
Prime
Rump..;
RIC E Carolina. W &
Rough, bush, (Upland),
(Lowland): 80 Q 1 00
RAGS, V lb Country. .. . .7. rOO - c IK
Clty;....,
ROPE, "& lb
SALT, & sack. Alum.
.... 70 75
.... 65 (ft, 70 -
uverpooi.v;
Lisbon.....;.;..
00 -00 -00
70
SUGAlt, P & Standard graln.l - -6- 6j;
standard A...v i .w ; . . -ejfOjU5- H
White EX C.'.;.....y...,.-.. 0 6'
Extra C, Golden....;......;. .. 5 : Stf
CYellow: u... 0 5jkf
SOAP. ft Northern. .vUv., 5K 5
SHINGLES, J in. y M. . . 5 00 (3, 7 00 i i
common i. -...j.i-i,;.v 2 00 3 50 r
Cypress saps.- .i ..;;?. 4 50 5 1)0 -
Cj-press Hearts.... ......V. 0 00 7 50
STAVES, ?J M W. O. Barrel.. : 8 00 14 00
IL O. Hogshead 4. ... 0 00 10 00
TALLOW. V- t.i. ........ 5. '6
TIMBER, v M feet Shipping. .13 00 14 00 ;
Fine 111 - -.11 35 13 00
Mlii ritne;..i:.. 7 50 - 8 50T
Mill 1 alr 5 00 0 00
common Mfll..:.. ....-5 00 0 00
Inferior to Ordinary.. ...... .3 50 4 00-
WHISKEY, gal Northern... 1 00 2 OOf
North Carolina .fl 00 3 50 3
WOOL. V n Washed 38 30 J
, Unwashep. ....... 15 25
Burr). J..-.. .... 10 15 Z
After Forty re srs"
, f j ' I-brt pa ration of mora I
fnrrTr, k rtnWcaur fir pk tents in
ilAAMc4,Lnl JFo'eiKn conn. ,
o.- (. 'itin Trabfihsr of ta Scientific -
-uren contimi act as solicitors t '
(4rmtnr. ind aU ther countries. Thr wen-
ence is OMqaaJea aa wjcit wiuuw "
IDwnn anl pociflction jrapacWLaad Clod
InePatenl Offiooon short notice-. Terms Terr
drarin rs. Advice by mail fre. x. J
r.Sni?obtin throngb Mann A Coar noticed
the l2wtciWJttoi nd is the most influent;?.
JSS? of its kind published in the world..
The adVantafie ot aacli notice eYery patentee
witrw f7ldidVmnrtrateti newspanVr f
ia pablished 1VKKICL.Y at X0U a year, and w ,
adSiitted to be the let paper ilevotodHo-Bclence.
mhVnics. hier;onv engineering worts, and ,
?er dertwents of industrial progrtss. Pub-
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all pVteiUes and t.tlet eTeryiranUcro patented ..
each weefe. - s iuu muiu
Sold by ail Msdelers.- . , ; 4
If too hav an inTemkion to patent writ to
ManaJk Co.. pnV..hers of Bcientifio Aaencan,
31 Broadway. New York. i'
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Can learn the exact cosi
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Trains will run as follows, dally except Sun
dar:v.
GOING SOCTH.
; ?0 i passenger and Freight.
Leave Hamlet. N. C. ......... .
Arrive at Cheraw. S. (i. . ....v.
8.20 A. M.
H.30 A. M.
i ' GOIXG NORTH;! t ii i' ; .
. ' No. 2 Pashger and Freight;;"" , .
Leav1 Cheraw, S.'c. ;-. rT;'. jfei' P. 1.
Arrive at Hamlet. N- C...:........4.3.35P. M.
' dec 16 tt V . wm. MONCljiuEtJupft;.::
Wilmlnpon, :Colnni irfia
6 ATlCTSta K." U;r 0
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Jan Sth, 1888. ;No. 33.
NO. 27.
NO 15.
-j P. M.
.1 8 a
P. M. P. M.
Leave Wilmington.
Leave Marion.
Arrive .Florence
10 10! t 2 40
33 41 ; 5
l' 0 2C.
A. M. . P. M.
NO. 59.
I I. M.
;:- 112
12 lO
Lea ve Florence. .
Arrive Sumter. . . . . .
2 40
t6 10
4 25!.
i 8 05
NO. 53.
A. M.
Leave Sumter
' 4 25
la.....l 6 15
I A. M.
,t 9 40i
10 4j
8 27
:9 55
Arrive Columbia
No.; 52 runs through from Charleston Ma
Central K. It. - !
leaving Lanes 8riJ4 A. M., Manalng 9:08 A. M.
Sundays No. 54 leaves Charleston 8:30 A. 3L.
Lanes Uh28 A. M., Manning 11:10 A. M., Sumter
11:46 A. M. arilves Columbia 1:10 P. M.
No. 56 runs through from Charleston via
Central R. ii., Leaving Lanes 7:13 P.' M., Man
ning 7 A! P, M. - ! !
Train on C. & D. R. R. connects at Florenco
with No. 59. - -
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
tNo. 78.
NO.
No. 53j
P. M
A. M.
650
P. M.
5 33
6 46
Leave Columbia.
Arrive .Sumter...
10 35
11 52
8 12
NO. 5H.j
t 8 22.
9 40.
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florence . . .-.
U 52
1 20
A. M.
A. M. I
NO. 66.
NO. 14.
A. M.
t 10 30
1111
P. M.
8 20
8 55
Leave Florence ......
Leave Marlon..
Arrive Wilmington. . .
4 35
5 23
8 35
2 101
11 50
A. $L i P. J4. P. M
Dally. . fDafly except Sunday.
No. 53 runs tfcxwuIto Charleston, S, C via
t;enirtn n. jt., amvmgr Manning 7a"U m
Lanes 8:03 P. M., Charleston 9:45 P. M.
No. 57 runs througrh to Charleston via Cen
tral E, it., arriving Manning 8:48 A. M., Lanes
933 A. M., Charleston 11U10 A M. .
, No.'CO connects at Florence with C andD.
train for Cheraw and Wadesboro.
Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wil
mington with W. & W. R. Ii. for all polnt3
JOHN F. DIVINE,
- ' - . "Jeneral Superintendent.
J. R. KENLY, Supt. Transportation.
'T. M. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
Jan 10 ; . . -
Wifmington A Weldon R. R
1 and branches:
CONDENSED, SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. 27,
ltMall
dally.
No. 15,
dally ex
Sunday.
Dated Jan. 8, 18S8.
NO. 23,
dally.
ugaw nrc.uuu...,. 1 2uoyui
Ar.Koctey Mount. 3 17 pm
2 05 pnij 0 43 pmkti 00 am
I tit am
Arrive Tarbora .
Leave Tarboro..
..j '4 50 pm'.
.'iio
uuaMi,......,.. .......
Arrive Wilson.... j
Leave Wilson.
Arrive Selma
Arrive Fayettevre
3 53pmr 7 00 pm! 7 48 am
4 10 pm;
5 19 pm
745 pm
Leave Goldsboro. .
Leave Warsaw. :. ;
Leave MagnoUa...
Ar, Wilmington...
4 45 pm
5 50 pm
6 05 pm
7 40 pm
7 40 pm; 8 40 am
.: 9 38 am
8 40 pm 9 54 am
9 55pmjll 35 am
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 66,
dallytex
Sunday.
NO. 14.
daily.
No. 78,
dally.
Leave Wilmington
Leave Magnolia. . .
Arrive Warsaw...
Arrive Goldsboro.
12 05 am; 9 00 am; 3 45 pm
1 21 am 10 35 am
5 28 pm
10 50 am
5 50 pm
6 52 pm
2 23 am 111 50 am
Leave Fayette ville i
8 30am;...
10 .warn:."..
11 59 am! . . .
L Arrive Selma. ... . .....-.
Arrive Wllsgn (......
Leave Wilson....
Ar. Itoclcy 3Iount
3 03 am 13 42pmr 7 48 pm
.. I 1 18 pmf 8 24 pm
Arrive Tarboro..
Leave Tarboro...
...i4 50 pm;.
...tlO 50 am.
Arrive Weldon. . . . 4 30 ami 2 40 pm j 9 35 pm
Dally except. Sunday.
Train on. Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.00 1. M. Re
luming leavcii Scotland Neck at 9.;0 A. M. daily
except Sunday. -
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C. via Albcrmarlc
& Raleigh it. R. dairy except Sunday, 6.00 P. M.,
Sunday 5-00 F. M., arrive WUllamston, N. C,
8.10 P. 3L, 6.40 P. M. Returning leaves W'il
Uamston. N. C, daily except Sunday, 7.40 A.
M., Sunday 9.50 A. M. Arrive Tarboro, N. C,
9.45 A.M., 11JJ0 A. M. ..
Train ou Midland N. C. Branch leaves Golds
boro, N. C. dally except Sunday, 8.30 A. M.,
anlvc smithlleld. N. C, laoo A. M. iieturnlng
leaves Smlthflcld. N. c 10.45 A. M., arrive
Goldsboro. N. C. 12.10 P.M. t , - -
Train on Nashville Hram-h leaver Rocky
Mount for Nashville, - 4.00 V. M., arrives
.asnviue 4.u i - 31., c-pnng nope v. -m.
jceturmng leaves spring nope iu.40 a. m
NashvlUe 1L15 A. M., Bocky Mount, 1L55 A, GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKER!
M., dally except Sunday. ' . , i . "1 .-, 'f: -v : rJJ. . ' . -
Train on Clinton Branch leaves WarsawforM t . , ' :
Clinton, dally, except Sunday, at 6.00 P. M.
Returning leaves Clinton at 8.45 A. M - connect -
lng at Warsaw with Nos. 15 and 60," " -' ' '
southbound Train on AVllson t Faetteviile
Branch is No. 5L Northbound is No. SO. Daiiy
except Sunday. . - ; j
Train Na 27 South wUl stop only at Wilson,
Goldsboro and Magnolia. v
Train No. 78 makes close connection at Wei -
don for all point North dally. All rail via
Richmond and dally, except Sunday, via Bay
Line. te - - .- -
Trains mate close connection for all points'
North via Richmond and Washington. " ; prompt dispatch to aU buIne entmcfM to
- All trains ruir solid between Wilmington and : j -
Washington, and have Pullman Palace sleep- 1113 care. . . k , ,
ersattached. , . j Jan 11 1m . ,
- JOHN F. D1TNE, GenT Supt. J ' - 1 "
J.R.' KENLY. Supf. Transportation, r i tt , -ay j n' 1 v
T.M. E3IERSON. Gen 1 Passenger A genVviXrUUS JNUtS. aHU Uanu7.
KnoxviiIe Furniture i;o.
WE ARE HERE Y'ET, WITH THE. FUiest
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and cheapes; i!nrnlture and .other housthoia
goods to be found in the city. . - -
-We are receiving new good- dally from the
Factory. Also a juilH of RatyCanlages.if
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carolina Central Hailrcb l
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- Company. ;
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; CHANOiB OF CHEBULfi
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
. : ( j .iNo. 1. I No. 3. jNo. o
l 1, 18. idallyex.lallyex.l Tri-
Jan.
Tt
Leave Wllmlnirton
40 pm- -13
23 ami ,
- : ... --;
7 (X am
5 4fc5 pm
x 7.
It 00 am
7 00 am
3 M pm
Ar. Laurinburg. . .
Lv. Laurlnburg...l!12 33am
Leave;llamlu....j 2 iXJam
Arrive Charlotte.', 7 00 am
Leavw;harlotte. . f ; , j A.
Leawe; LineoliitoTi. t - .'jll-ftl
Leave: Shelby.. .v - ;i2.64
45 ami
ami
Ar. .Rutherf ordton
i 3 00 pm I -
EASTBOtJND TRAINS
l : ' I rvo.-2 ; Mo. 4; .Nfsvsc
Jif n. J ; 1888. idally ex daUy ex. Tri-
sunaay. sunaay. eeKi:,
Lv. Jtutticrtoraioni t K wsni f
. i - - . - .,11 r.tnntl . ' .
Leaver Lincolnton.i --'-"1W.43 pm -v--. .
Arrive charlotte.. ' f 3 (opnri
Leave Charlotte... 8 ftlpm. ' j 7 05 am
Leave Hamlet. . 1 25 ami r 2 30 pm
Anlve Lnurinburgi 2 17 am! .4 00 pni
' ' - . . j : ; - - - t -- -., , -'. ; NO. G.. I"'. ,
Leavrf Iaurlnburg, "2 27 ain. - , 5 45 wu' ,
Arflv Wiimlngt'u 825 ami ,' v v 'J, 425 pm '
Trains No. 1 and 2make close 'conncctKu av
Hamlet wit h Trains to and from Ralciiu
'Tiimugii Meepuntr caw Detweeu v. uiuuigion .
and Charlotte mid charlot te and Raki?h. t-.: f ?
Taice Train No. 1 for sutcs ville and m at ii mn-
on W. N. C. R. R. and poinrs Wesn .Iso. tor -
Spartanburg, .4reenville.t Athens:. tLanta arl
Sparta u burg." ; " -
ixcai 1 reiguti 'ami n irt.weuy
Jtween -Wimiicigtou and Laurinburg.'" ' '
Lcx-al Freight Nos. 7 and 8 riail- between -TAuilnbnnr
and Charlot te. , , ,
Nos. 5, , 7, 8, take pDsvngers - : ,
.. ,. : :, L. C JON123,,Superlntrn ll .
Y. W. CLARK, Gen l Passenger.AgenU . ' ,
-.Jan 6 ' . ' ;..-r:vr" -; y
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MARKET KTRKKT. NO. USV, H?l t 'T X)
AND WX ARB PREPARED TO DO . -
.XX MANNER 'vk4.Xi. ;; ' iv: 7
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i r -WHEN YOU WANT- V'
PROG RAMMES,. CIRCULARS. ; CARDS c LET- ? q u .
TER-nEADS, BILL-HEADS, POSTERS, : ' J V
; ENVKLOPES, NOTE-HKADS, ' 5 1 "
PAMPHLET PKINTING.
TAGS, LAND DEEDS, f
i MORTGAGE DEEDS, SHER
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IFFS' DEEDS, CIVIL WAHRANTS,"- , ,
' STATE WARRANTS,' JUSTICES' JTTDG V i
MENTS. JUSTICESv EXECUTIONS. CHATri
J v , TEL MORTGAGES, &C
CALT,ON US AND OBTAIN PRICES BEFORE
GIVING YOUR ORDERS:
Adcireeh
REVIEW JOB OFFICE
tilWhCTChSt'C
Sign of the Horb; "
"1T7E HA VI" THE XAR0EST, CUE APEJ'T,-
dlery goods. Tnmts and .Bags m the' state, -
and guaranteed to please both In "quality and ; h
price or money cheerfuUy reiunded. Genuine .
army saddles to arrive this week. " : f
. 11. L. FENNELL. ! " 4 T "
jan23 ,-;The Horse 5Hlllnr;r 10 saFroat
Mcrciiarits, ! Exchange
WK ARE "OPEN AND PROPOSE TO RE- '
celve guests for board by .the day,- week "
or month at the following low rates: - per day -$L
week 1450; month f 18. -Meals sent to any ;
part of the city and served at. any hour, the -best
the market affords. A sumptuous. Free ,
lAinch e-cry day from llto l., Philadelphia'
jueer on araugnc jan 15 iy
Lime. Lime;
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LIME in exchange for PROVISIONS ,
LIME " V.
"GROCElilfJs.
LIME
LIME
LD1E
LIME
" DRY GOODS- ;!
t' HARDWARE? ';
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fiept
Cev.arte Priggo,
at i 1
1 Corner Waterand Mulberry Street s,( Wcssc II h .
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f ' building) up stairs. - ' " .'' .
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) "TTTTGULD NOTIFY 1115 FRIENDS AND the
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? public generally, that he has opened a Generd- 1 '
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" Brokerage offlce at the above address and re' ' ;
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spectfully .solicits their7 orders Will cie . .
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t , S. W1SX1-LI STILL TAKES THE
he.-vd! Thv freshest of FRUITS. UTS D
CANDIES always on hanfL' 'Just wJk,t yo i
wuiit to pleasf ttxr ciiilrtrea. -
postage-tamp3 in rr.l o,ii;uitits alwav
on namt Re.j.v!nu:y, "
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