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everr
1 y . . i .i i i 1 l j
ni:ne or ma nuumr la wiuinna.
Wt
l?rlrFTiJ I
; rjLiXi.ivj hj as Jl. a a vxi f
Oil i OS A VRUISB.
My D-.u-.c is Jolly Dick',
As I .nii, es I sailf . ,
My name ia Jolly Dick, '
As I sail.
I -leer my jolly craft .
lulu prt ii ud tbea I laugh.
And a breaker big I q'dafli
As I s iil.
I am shou'iog rr the Kf, , 1 !
As 1 sail, as I anil, 1 ' '
A od for Garfield make a ntfiel ?
As I sail. . , ,
JJdi I my become undone--1
Civ.l service der'Oae i .iH
May ciiiuHuiaiiliny a j '
As I fail. v"
Omaha Bepubtican
iu- KemlnlseencoW of Oen. lee.
i!V FANNIE liOPEK FEUPflK.
Fi 'in II. ligu Herald.
H iring t f it; odcupairon of Savannah,
i.yi!i l)i:r.-wi fortf , I heard tWftUnl
'mI ;iit- .ill! ivr "Iw6ua4ing' ihe.jicr.
o ind vcnX pciarhatit,i of 'G.eufral
L , hi H!tiUMr Willi mrjilHry
.v ; l : . Ms pubito .-career ; bnt, orie,.f
-EltMS 4uwrGijral Lse fierso:
ii y, ?ini theOther' Who had navtf
him, vaa curious .o loarn some
ihing ol ife 'ajmearance-and private
traitK of a maitw idolized by lhpeo
i. of hw ;.vrft; retftida:. Wl is
in- LlLti.lwu iliSfKMtioa J heard
iirt, au ijfelcQridq,sio know Ute
tT-er. If "afe- 'promptly, with
'r.spokii raaiuiness.: "A plainjnan,
v ry ; qoieti "modest; anifnnassuming;
iiit uuur
.1 v
le rese
ce"TXocn8oTarerly qaahties,
tT all LksOL Audi tbijrVw more in
iiiDi, a great deal, lhau wx?rds can
inint ; for, were a child lost and
friliitMied, to look around for protec
tion among a cfaJjof ft pJk9jfand,
iih General Arforxhe number, the
SiUle oae wouM run ihsririctlvely tcj
'M aims of the brave old soldier; nor
"ul. the result, prove Lb at. the child
luJ overeUftstfetf tho' character of
iu man.
A NorthgicregOTfiTJI
Uit! array Vruio Potomac, who had.j
ieu taken prisoner' and exchanged,
as akad by bis comrades after his
return to his old command, what he
ihoagbt of!Gt4lj(Lioe.iU. He is one
"f Namres own noblemen a man
. -"lia soldier, eviflijhjTiqff him !"
as the cnthusiaslrff replyV 'And I
1H you, comradekj his own men love
him so well, that if we could only
win General Lee, over to pur aide, this
fratricidal war would be ended. For
there's never a maf south of tjhe lQrt
tomac tluIOwiSli turn Wirmi
against the grand old General who is
a father to them a,,and wouldn't see
"he weakest or even the worst man
aiaongst them wronged or ill-used.
They all feel toward him as his chil
dren would, and, jwctfrtnatttbey be
proud of such a faffiit.
One more incident, received by the
writer torn ajnember ot the battal
ia Teferred to. ViU coacltldo this
"seich.
Among tlie (Jonfederate troops sta-
onea cfi thf Georgja col, ataUme
when Generic btitial
"sit to tsavannah. for the purpose oi
Ina . . .... Vr .
""Fwiing me troops and general oe
'""gings of the Southern army, was
certain battalion that did most ef-
'"etive Bervice in Virginia and else-
Wlr, aad whieh was noted alike f or'
pliant offioors and brave men. .The
commander was nnauestionablv
oood soldier,, but a man of austere
fanners, and extremely punctilious
a rogacd to ail the requirments of
'nuiury discipline. As hfunanifested
l lUe mmXfott (with Jbil iiik
e Of thnm , nnAmTntrknA him find
uen, for slighi delinquencies, it was
uionght necessarf to "make examples
Dome who-tad shown 'themselves
ave and trae men, a murmur of dig-
-j1
..nneeat.
uivn raT its (DAILY). One equarv
ieoi ran alone the ranks. This
"lead of proviosr at terror to the evil
idoer8,' incited theta rather to more
fre
irequeu i acta or lusobOrdinatldn j andj
9'15"'rmpouap svassejaom ttalnans
j ; VVhei, after hia viiil toheacl qufir
ters, General Leo began hia rounds,
tefrWrP 4ffktinttfe "l.l J"
and ibis he foond quite too- well till
ed fWP thei-etttftlityt H featttiron,-
fair a record. ''What are those men?
:Afe by ovwzrdg 6rdeSfcew?nGren.
was showing fura drSond. The of-
they were ueither oowardlv. nor un
ooaaexlr f;irntU BaDt3 o5iinsub
toe rations given, sitting up after
HHtpSyVsthft) sd fiskiog itffids
witpout permission. , and absenting
lhemsNetrolbcam'D Witnoleafe.
Fmiltsrfwirig' ouf of" tlieennui
and idleness of camp-life " , aaid the
vuuuKHmrH uusy, or sive vnem some-
thing-tajread, bxn make them motse
by confinement, with nothing to do,
'day afteV &iy; eioepVib -Brbodf k?W
.they? van es.! 3 Th fn, caUyjg ,the
delinquents forward, he qnesiioned
eacli in tarn as to the cause of his in
carceration. "Well, my lad. what-
did you do?" ho asked of thef first, a
slender yVuth of eighteen or Ie"ss, wbcp' 1
bad not yet attained te the igo , ofib
manhood, nor been long enough under
military rule tjayicoept willingly all
the" Hardships necessary and unne
cessary thereby entailed.
1 complained of my rations, srr.
a dof Q fft Wj? jm rl ?&H
1 waited three days, and as there was
H
PgL
no effort made to improve Ufa ejtaltiy
ot the cookery, I threatened to thrash
the cook : and for this offence one
have
stale bread and muddy
"Turn hira out, turn him out," said'
the kind old General to the officer 1n"
attendance. "Send the iad bsek to!
his post, and have the food properly
cooked hereafter. When there is no
ngniing going on, nor a anger at nau a,
t . 3 . . t - . a
oook
ing may be done ia camp-as well
as elsewhere. A soldier's life is bard
ehoagh at best, and mea -can't live on
raw food."
IIaneock Brlstit Proapvpts.
Brooklyn Eigle, Dcm.l .,
As the campaign now stands Gen
eral Hanoock has stronger reasons for
counting upon getting over 250 elec
toral votes than Tilden bad of obtain
ing half that number at this time four
years ago.
Serve an Inittactidn oa Disease
lj ioviarorating a feeble constitution, renovating al
aebiutatea pnysique, ana concam uuuauu uui
tntious efrcalauoa wit uofneners bwukb oiv
tera, the finest, the most highly sanction ei, and the
bivbi popular tonis ana prevenuve in exisiexco.'
jror naie 07 an umgguuuiu uaurasjracnuj,
JylDeod&Wly ta th sa nmi4
PROVEIiBS.
1'UOVEItBS.
"For tdnklotr BpcEs,
"500 will be paid for
a case that Uop Bit- ,
teygl;t euro efij
"Hop BtteTS brdUU
fits, diaziataa. polpiftv-
tlonandTow sjnrit&
rely on Hop BUfern."
rely on Hop
"Read of,
procrrr
Bitters,
nd use Bod I
Tip, strenguiena mma
cares nUaaaJly
fjromtitenaoea; ,
"KJdaejr asttl Vrt-
nary complaints ef aU
kinds permanently
cured by Hop Bitter' ;
Rev Cowct Cube is
the sweetest." saiest
andbast. Aaf children.
and you will rw strong
lieelthy aod bapp7"
Tadles, do you
Tront to be strong,
healthy and beautiful!
Then aao Hop Utters.
"The matest appe
tizer, Etoriacli, wood
and liver regulator
Hop Hitters."
The Hop Pad forC
ClerETine,i-t-aW- Kidney p,lf)rW-
era and ladies need
Hop Bitters daily."
by absorption, ask
Druggist. .
"Hop Bitters has re
stored to sobriety and
JiccJth, perfect wrecks
from iiiieoiixjraaco."
"Sour stomach. tScfe
bcadithe e-a-aizpl-ec
XXe miter cases 1
D. I. CL Is afrotselate
and IrreaiKtible cars
(or draakenne8, use
. of opium, tooaceo afed
'narcotics, "" '
"All above at
sold by
drufgisCb flop
v,iUia fcjr Amit.
IliocTi ester, K.
-mmmiaantrai
Send for .
.Ircillar.
Jan 1 oodlmfcW
ta th sa
arm-
Us.
Received TMsr Day
50
CASKS BOKDXB5K ft CO ."
DKY BOWZY CHAM PAG NK
TRKSn FROM BOND,
, tImportbr'BPtiie,j V.
' OEO. MYERS, Ageat.
50
fiSD!I TPTiHTirTH RHANI1T.
VSOM BOND THIS DAY
nil KIT KUS M M M vi. "
On
ly $L.M for a BotUe.of . .
Imported French Brand,
At . - OKO. MY KRS' .
O r Tabi GILT EDGE BUTTKR ;
f.l . 9,1 frrewrs A POUND.
. i Choicest Grass Batter.
WINES and LIQUOBS ular p,.
the other, I don't know which I fT-. ' wlirl
been in five days, 'feastinc' on 1 hat -Bastem, ?f-.-.l
p 1 "7 !! i
cstot the WftaalesaWipricea EeraUr.; lor.maklni'
dp "small osahlghej.prtc taye tpbeeharsocu
ii us
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TH6 StoatiM Wee
Of WKBRIIARt 7th wilt contain the ooems
1 ters of a charauag serial etoryvcntiue
by mrs.,opb:klia nisokt REID. t
Author of, ' iljf. jq$cr'fl laag&rVi? ?ward,
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nf Tula nor Afnua.masi- bucuubbi ui cuuni ui wiu-.
pare? them for the rare"' literary"'" traat that awaits,
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The Stab is decidedly one ot tnHcflt papers in
th2stete, as bright and newsy as ever. Long life
to St. Salem Frets.
,Ihe Wilmington Stab has entered on its twelfth
year as good a paper as any people should want.
Oharlntta Democrat. t y
' The Wllnilntrton btab nas enterea on iuj iwcuui
-CfencordE Begttier. :
hn wiiminfftAn Svab has entered Its twenty-
Aftli volume. TThere is no better paper published
th tnet8ts-Zm-38ife.
- The Wilmington Stab has entered upon Its thir
teenth year. It is one of the best papers In the
8teWarrentoieOtette.. '
Ome fyhmwgton Stab has entered its thirteenth
year." It baa become one- of the leading papers of
thai S4Bt OEfbrtf Torthlkht.
' TelwilmlngtOK Stab Is not only one of the best
news and fypoprapbical appearalBce cannot be beat
en -j-o JUporter. , ...
The Wlimmgtoir Stab Ib one of the very best pa-'
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FettrOurglVa) fndex-AjpeaL iV,
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'. Altboaga at Uie bead of the press tn jthia State in
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eoaUnneB to Improve. It is a Stab of the firet
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nous Heraid. .....
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unth voar ani i wentv-flfth volnraei. One of
thelbeat conuuetea ana exutea papers ui uia wuui,
ante, as a North Carolinian, we are prond of it.
. The Stab Is so well and favorably known in this
section of the State that we can say nothing of
which iU thousands of reaaer4donat already know.
It if in every respect one of the best dailies Ib the
Hoxkh.Eo5esoniaH. . . . ;
l4e Wilmington Stab has entered on its twelfth
rar it la a moat excellent newspaper, well edited
a compendium of all the news of the day, and an 1
v 7 .a a iul rtexnlina, and tn North 4
earpUnaiengaaUaTii -
That 'magnme'ent beaming 8tab has completed
Its iwent-fsecohd Volume. It 1s ne of the most
brilliant, erudite and, sparkling dattiM south ot tne
atotfemac. Tbaeyatem in the get np of the paper
eurtaafesem alL Tarboro Southerner. , .
' Thei Times IrJinnst say word 1oo goad for tt
Wlsmingtea Sta,, . Una Jnat osjehed nef Jff.
maavltTrthflava. Aa a nawsnarjer it Is a favorite"
Lwitl the State press and is sought after by 'the peo-.
pleJ Long ana prosperous use tJ ju.
Times.
Why Is it that sll the paperswith' thename ot J-;
,tn m an eh kriifht little Vaarnals T Tne WBmug-
yewnaw
tonrrN.OJBTABthe Washington Siar, Fredeiicks
buri Siar, New.York Star, for example There
muit be something in a name after all Richmond
(VallStaU.1 - u
a Wilminrton Stab, we are: pJeasod to notice.
still continues on tne mgn roaa to encceaa. n o es
teem the Stab very highly; regwdiBg it as onef
the very bast ot our exchacgea, and consider it the
of any journal punas nea in uw wm.-i-
e WilmlngtoaSTAB is now taking the regBlaa.
midbigbt Associated Press reports, and nas oeaMes
increased the amount of its reading matter. The
Stab is an excellent paper. IU prosperity Is not
Burprteipg eince it is so deBerving. Chariotte Ob-,
SeTVfr' ... -;T ; . m': . - ' 4
Ttn Mobhtso Stab, one of the IbektdailleB we
know, and as a newspaper, In oar opinion, the very
best has entered upon its twelfth year. In every
particul&r the Stab comes fully np to the mark as
the briaelpai daily ta- our chief commercial city.
Leag may it twinkle. AtonatC,;oitr.
Tie Wllmtagton Stab lias erAered upon its Wthh
volmae.and we areplsasod40 nottee stUl eoatinaea
on tie road to access. We esteem the Stab- very
highly, regarding it aa one of the very best aewspa-.
oeti that comes to 'this office1. Its news columns
ire ilways a Uttle fuller than those of any other of.
our ixetuuMes, end its editorial department is con
ducted wUlTmich ability. Morgantan Blade.
H amble in its beginnings, as was inseparable from
aa enterprise begun amid the wreck of fortune that
attended the collapse of the Southern Confederacy,
theiTABbaa steadily -waxed!' until It now beams
resplendent in the fall glow of constantly bright
eninfe prosperity -vAaa newspaper, & has few equals,
adso "superior, for appropriate selection and ja
dici6as BiTaBsBmeat, and we are prond to irank It
among OBraetjBccepiBblf) exchanges. EUlsporo
a CTlMMnofan tfniinHaSTAS has flittered OTXn
he thirteenth, year bfUe existence, and we take
tbisopTortuBlty to congratiilate It upon Its prospe
rity Etna deserted popTMarity. The remarkaeleeac
ceesfof the StabSs due to its. strict attention W
bostaesa. The boast of the Stab (rightfully too),
la-tHat it al way's has jthe news, and this is the first
thing in journalism. Otherwise the paper Is all
thatfthe term of "good Be-iopaBert'amplies, and its
corrJs of ottjtora and reporters are ttuwoaghly jdu
eatea newspaper men. May the healthful, moral
influence of the Stab never oe retarded, and may
Its denial, enterprising proprietor enloy many more
happy years of nflefnlaeBa Ooldsboro Messenger.
k Card to- the Afflicted.
nnitr.RTsnv so sa. fintaw
w j 'Stfeet, Baltimore, Md.
"mftfteeareara' exjreriencein hospital and pn
Vatej practice, gaaranteee a permanent core ia an
ataalaaa nf th TTRTWAHV
uimano ana vi ui
NBEVoUS SYSTEM. Tia: Organic and Seminal
Weakness, Impoteaey (loss of sexaal power), Ner-
pepuitz ana Trembling, raipiwuoa ui w-
Anmneesoi oigntor uiaamooa, rnn m iu
d Nocturnal Emissions, etc., au resoinn
front abnees in yonth or excesses ia mannooo. vis
eaves recently contracted .cured in five to ten days.
andthi
(Ami .
e poison entirely eradicated irom ww r"-
Also all blood and skill diseasea quickly
Tir3l ' JfYrJ Knhertann . a rraAnate of the
i univertu-
u i . . " . . , . i : i
Hy oi Jiaryiana. -rfirB xn rnnrff' f i-ihuuh vuj-
iIa mmnlAlntn arid frpAcrnlarltieB.
oonimuBfeatione strictly confideatiaL and mo-
seat to any aaareatv ucau or write, ouuiu-
40 Steam Engines
jrQULDNT BAYS' CREATED, A mujH
excitement than did our last Advertisement,.
-ellUigthepeople of the tremendous sacriiice at our
4More7 CJohfcgJaoV IlgomKfor a -'Mere
oiking."TB people are-raahiiif' for these bar-
gaiaB. . Tna . enlargement oi oar store wui buuu.
commence, then note the change at '
OTTBRBOURG S
y 25 tf Men's Wear Depot.
rt ,MTSCIKTJANEOP
L
NTJPACTURKR3 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF
,f..i.5q-ji
C0TT01I LIACHINERY
t '-
i Of most
i". f
I Approved Patterns and with HocenJ Improvements
Pap e r P ach inery
XU11D1IVC WUEBLS,
Prcssci fUid Poina. ,
PLANS FOR COTTON. , AND PAPER MILLS,
i 1 ' C. L. HILDRBTH, 8up ' ''
' '. .L -i.WjEtiMSS.'
1 WHA. BtJRKE, Treas'.,'- Vt
mhStf
XjiNceu
8 Pembfrton Saoate, Boston.
NCGTJRAGS HOME INSTITPTMWe.
fpecBiity 'aalriat Kra.
Tin? north - Carolina
hjokiis insijbance company
I aiiiEiGaJ . c. ;
This Cemsaay eonUanes to write Poltcies, M fa..
rates, on all classes of insurabje property.
AllloseareMomptly adjBsted and paid. The
"HOME " m rarddlT growing in public favor, sad
appeals, wltueonadence, to Insurers of, property la
oruutroiioa. ,
i ar Agents tn all parts of the State, .jet
jbB GATiNGjIheBiaent , .
W.S. PRIMROSE, Secretary.
PiTluaKl CTWPE 8spervieor,
ATBINSON MANNING, Asunrw
EB0Ia.lt HOTEL
Wilmington, J
Ft A. ScHutte, Proper
rjUB COMMERCIAL, FORMERLY TUE ?:SM
PiaK nOU8Ei,"'havtiiE been therooghly renovated
and: refitted, is now one of the LEADING FIRST
4
CLASS HOTELS in the city.
The Table snppUedr with the best oar Home
an$ Northom Markets afford. BOARD PER DAY,
aslnd $3 so. , 1 .;
lLanre Samnle Rooms for tiie Commercial J
tr&ae. ... . ,
3f-AFIret71a8S BAR and BILLIARD HALL
connected with this Hotel.' ..
3y FREE LUNCH dally from. 11 A. M. to 1840
r.M. . . . Jysotf .
orest and Stream, -
!
AJL
ROD AJtfO GllK.
AMERICAN SPORTSMAS? JOURNAL
j
THE
A WEEKLY PAPER DEYbTED TO "
FIELD SPORTS, PRACTICAL NATURAL HIB
TPRY, F1SU UUlTUob, ftajriSVTIVH UJT
iGAME, PRESERVATION OF. FORESTS,
YACHTINO AND BUATINO, KUTLiK
PRACTICE. AND ALL
UT-DOOR RECREATIONS AND STUDY.
Is the only Journal In the Ceontrv that folly
lies the wants and necessities of the -
Gontemori Sportsinaii.
TERMS $1 00 a Year. 8end tor Specimen Copy
i '
Foroat & Streaaa fribUotilnsr Go,,
i 111 FULTON aT.(OLD No. 1S3J
New York.
Ppat Office Box 883. sept 87-tf
"j
j AJU ABOUT
W esternlrth Carolina
If vfeu want to know all about the "Garden Spot" of
The Western Cotirier.
v Ithaca TWENTY-ODGHT COLUMN-WKEKXY,
falibt interesting reading matter, .and devrted to
the Interests of Western Nofth Carolina.
Address
THE COURIER COMPANY,
.Headeisonville, N . C.
M Ceilxal Protestsint
A WEEKLY RELIGK)U8 AND FAMILY NX W 8
XaJDaoer and the Orsad of the Methodist Protas 1
tant Chorch.ln North Carolina, 1 published at
reensooro, . v.
v Terms, sx oo per annnm, in aovance.
The eligibility of its location, the Bumber and rod
tttity of its agents, and tbcmstantly mcreeaujr de
mand f or it among the more solid classes ox readers
in- mrions sections , give the CENTRAL ' peculiar
pon tne iatronagc ec toe aavaraang poonc.
verv favorable, uonsoit your pasineas inter
and address the edi-oat-'
3 r. isTrrtTATnr
I Greensboro, N. C.
At kins 6n It anningTs
insurance uooms,
JANK OF NEW HANOVER BUILDING.
" WUmlnstons N,
Hariie ana Life - CmjanlfiSr
rate Capital Represented Over EIOO.000.000 1
Tlie HariOii Stare
OLDEST NEWSPAPER" PUBLISHED IN
. ihe Pee Dee sectiotx. one of the wealthiest sad
most prosperous in the State, offers to Commisssoa
and iW holesale Merrhantadarnt M tnaf rrnrers. and
totltosewho have adopted-the plan of selling by
sample, an excellent mcoinhv or communication
wfth a large and influential class of. merchants, me-
os.pianters ana navar store men, waoso pat-
ronage is worth solicitation. . Advertisements ana
Bushiees Cards inserted on liberal terms. , .
Address THE STAR,
sept tr ,.. j .- .' Marion. o.u.
i .. . jd i I ,i nr.. .i ...i.
f bdltlaiii to WasH. "
A LTHOTjrfeiT cOsrJ9 frBiI A.vilrtTTHicSr
a.konrcaT H. C. PREMPERT wenrtdadvige his
ylsir frsndaaimpatronanot tdnedd the report
tbathehaa removed to BAlelga' BI that is- only
don by designing persons to try., and Injure, his
business, hat be tare' and call tm hfm at No; 1
Froa t Street, iwoeoors oeiow ataiaet. an dmiovb
second to none in- the city, t JeStf :
The Favetteville Examiner,
i ',. .:a f - ' !
Weekly Democratic Newspaper,
' Pobllshed at-
FAYETTEVILLE, NOJITH CAROLINA,
JEb. K.BBYASr
Terms $3,00 a year in advanoa. iBend.. for a spe
cimen copy. ' ' my 5 tf.
, j ihe mm siiMHflis;
!pttliBhedhtlaJtIJlTOTOHaffl, L
TTjSAIABGBPAP
tnaina in the departmentsJot tha f ajniiy, of iia ont
aldeTwhich ia all home work, . , . - - . . , r
b (Wit.B news, local, nun ana mrnorat. vna buccibs
i-; Itcircolate in iwimgiew-anner, Jtanon and
Marlboro, and heroe 1 a most vaioable advertising
minm, Circulation speciaUy large at Florence.
S. C Address '
A. A A F. A. GILBERT,
sept 13 tf Darlington C. H.. H. C
t
bun
'Thia
npi
Atrgrci
I
2
eb
i
-i RAIXaROAIaXIKES.' ."
7uibJii0t6n & Weidon'
, O.MW TT ......
i oywoa oy GsWl. fowsHjagBBoaartv I
1 . WUmingtonN.a,June.W, jffiir
. . Change of 6cic4ue.
rf-aN AND AFTER MONDAY. -JUNE 14.
J 1S80, Passenger Trains on the WUBUngtoa
weiaen jfAuroaa,wui ran an rouowc:
Day Atari and Ea-preae TTraln, Dally
Leave wilmlsgton, Front St. Depot, at G.50 A ia.
Arrive at Weldon.... ... H:50 ?. M.
Leave Weldon Sr40P. M.
,AWB Wilminetoa,FroBtSL Depot, :B3 P. H
TAssaireKB ht FaiiOHT TbainDaiiLt xxctpr
- " ' SmtDATS
Xdave Wilmington, Front St Depot, at 8:80 P. M
Arrive at Weldon.. 8:40 A. M.
AeBveWetdoa... .. '. 'lt A. M.
Anrivrfat Wirmiagten,yBoat St. Depot, M9P-
a on 4 aruoro prancn noaa uiva auuj
MAunt
f orTarboror at 5.18 r. K. Daily, a
, and Toes-
da? .'Thursday And Saturday at B. OS AM. Return
ing, leave ixar doto at taeu a. m. ,Aa
Daily, ana. Mon
weonesaav ana jTriaar siaair.
heDayTTaln makee close connection at Wel-
MtAUUnofnta North via Bav Llae. dally
-Bonoay. ana. aaur via gtepmona ana au-
beS.So P. jA'. train makes close connections at
doa, Petersbunr and Richmead."
t!
' JUttLN jr. DIVIHJC,
13-tf , Oeneral Snpt
eilGral Hun'tB OfHce.
fii.iriinrGTON, coXunniA'
- OITSTA It. H. COMPANY,
AU'
WILMINGTON. N. C June 18. IE80.
, Change of Schedule.
A.ft AND AFTER JUNE 11. 1830.. the followin
i KJ Schedale will be run on this Road;
f ASSEBOBB, EXPBK8S, MAIL and TBBOtTSH FbBIOHT
i Tbain. Daily bxosft Sundats.
,ve Wllinlncton 4:00 P. M.
wFlorenee.' ' 3:40 P. M
veot CoUmbia .' 8:15 A. M
ve Columbia 5:00 P. M
stp Florence.. 4:ao AM.
v at Wlimington 11:30 A M.
IGaariSXPRlESSXItArN (Pally).
ve Wilminrton ' 10l3J. M.
ve-Florence. 8:40 A. M.
Arrive atCamdea. Junction 4H5 A M.
Arrive at Columbia..,.. . 8:15 A. M.
Letve CelumWa.. f.. 6:00P.J4.
.Leave Camden Junction . .- l :00 M.
Leave Florence., y. 1:80 A.M.
Arrive at WJimingtOn 8:30 A.M.
' This Train stone onlv at Briaklev'sl WhHevUle
.Hl4rrlTicrtrTi Valr Rlnrf and l
Paaaeqgers for Colombia, and all points on G. A
tA tu ssi anam western motvb usxoiina, via uoium
blaf and Spartanonrg, saoald take Night Express
Train from Wilmington..
Passengers for Augusta should take Night Ex
press Tram,- which connects via .Camden Junc
tion. .; ;c.'tH... '' . -
Throogh Sleeping Cars on all night train for
Charleston and Augusta.
Trains leaving Wilmington Saturday nights make
connection for Columbia only via Camden Junction
and Sooth Carolina Railroad. .
7 JOHN V. DIVINE,
. JelS-tf 'Gen'l Suo't.
tJ4R0IIrJA CESTRAL ElILfiT CO.
OWOl GXimAX SCTBBlXTBKttBirT
I . , Wilmington, 8. C, Jane 16, I860.
Change of Schedule.
QN AND AFTER JUNE! 18, 1880, the fotlowlng
Schedule will be operated oa this Railway:
PASSENGER, HAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN :
Leave .WllTning'too at . .' ... 6:00P.M.
No. 1. V Arrive at Hamlet at. . .....1:85 AM.
I Charlotte at. ........ ...7:00 A Mw
I Leave Charlotte at 8:80 P. M.
No. 8. t Arrive at Hamlet at 17 AM.
M Wilmington at 9:00 A M.
No. 1 Train lis Bally except' Sunday a, but makes
po connection to Raleigh on Saturdays.
No. 8 Train is Daily except Saturdays.
SDEtulY DIVISION MAO., FREIUHT PAS
SENGER AND EXPRESS.
h' o ( Leave "Charlotte
8:00 A. H.
.. 12:00 ,M.
...AM. P.M.
... 6:00 P. M.
f
NoM.
Arrive at Charlotte .
LWAL-FREIGHT A ACCOMMODATION .
Leaves WOraingtoo 6:45 A M
Arrives i
at Laurinburgv..... 6:10 P.M.
Leave Charlotte. . .
4:15 A. m,
4Kh)P.M
60 A M.
Arrives at Laurinburg.
jjeaves AAunnDurg.
Arriv
ves at Charlotte. . . : '4:80 P. M.
Leayea laartnhBTg 6KX) A. M.
Arrives at Wilmington. ......t.- ... 4:15 P.M.
xnese .iTaina, leave Wilmington and coariott
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Laaiihbarg,
BtoBaaya, vceanssaays ana rnaays.
lose connection at nanuet to and from Raleigh,
I at Charlotte via Statesvllle. to all oointa in
W
stem rorm varonns ana to A&nevuie.
so via Spart an borg to" Henderson viile, adjacent
nokU and Asneviiie.
Passengera foe Asbeville via either route, ieavmg
Witmlngton at 6 P. M., will arrive at destination at
TPM. next day.
Sleeping-Oar aotmmodatiats on Throngh Trains
to and from Charlotte and Wilmington .
Through Sleepers will also be rua to and from
Raleigh and Charlotte.
i V.Q.JOHNSON.
Jel7-tf ,: , f. enerai Suiermteadent
CLYDE'S
If eW York and Wilmington 1
Steamship Line,
Th6' Steatner
BjBNEF AQTOR,
Capt. JONES,
SAIL JPBOM JfBW 70RR
Saturday, Antuit 7.
tsrjshippers can rely upon the PROMPT SAILING
: j , or Steamert as advertised. ja
' Kr.Fmipbt Kntagemoits apply td
rm WW rmm ma m V.
ituutas jd. uvnwi
Superintendent,
Wllmincton, N.CX
ICaer, Freight Agent,
New York.
Tfao. ii.
DVj P. Clyde Ol Co., General Agents,
dejctf' . ' aS BreadwayTNew York.
of Hew Hanover.
Authorized Capital 31,000,000.
Cosh Capita! paid In 9300,000.
Surplus Pund 650,000.
D IU KWi OR 8,
DAMSON .
U M. bTAUMA
ISAAC BATES,
JAB. A LEAK
B. F. LITTLE
B. B. BORDEN
murChisou
IALD MORAS
rOLLER
BRIDGERS
ATKINSON" ,
" " , 4 . .CBAhV M. 8TEDMAM. asresldeat
. SSMC. BATES, Vce President,
8dL WALiAaB.jbashier V t Jang80-U
jptLB NEWSPAPERS, tSUTTABLB
XJ tor Wrapping and other purposes
Can be hod at the STAR OFFICE;
'IN ANY.QUANWTY
JBT, .i.iaa..Wi ... aa, , ia srw ,
i3UsSSSem
asBf a ' j
OOTTOii GIN
nnovu
Ofeans tbo Sooct patter. Pun Lighter,
Olne merer anal Coeta Loaa Money than any
; other Gin In tha Market Cvorymaohlna
full And lae-allw uarrantaad.
m - -
4
,Tho3e mafiblnes are made of the beat materials, and the
wrm.mMp.fu1 WnUli .nn-ffl RaV bOB awarded
premiums at all the State fairs, Oeorgia Alahama, Teaaa,
'eto. Upwards f 000 of oar Ones are la eoastant ass ta
'the southern states, over KMnariar been sold la im
frioo LLat of Olns, Feeders) and Condone r
Boxod ready for shipment and delivered a oar factory.
Prtoeof
rktowah
Feeder)
Half
' 80
$78 00
S7 a
too 04
tlfl 00
taooo
140 00
M0 00
U4 00
$100 00
11 00
1360
140 00
100 00
10 00
M0 00
B3S 00
AIM 00
144 00
It 00
17. e
m oo
b oo
at
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60
so
TO
'as
OT Tewraa Kbon oxi App4saatlon0XI
'From ISIS to U6I we maoofartared Otasat Ootembna, Oa.,
Tinder she fina nam of B, T. Tattoos a Oo., aftorwanla
CSMmom, Baowa J Oa.,aod seed wha was Obea kaeva
as the Taylor Gin. DurTna; the year ISM we removed to this
tAtum. vhM a Ii. mm baaa. exclaalvelv aaa-avad la
factoring CUas e-roraliioa. Wlte lone ezperwaoe, Abe eact
labor savm- maeiilnery aad skilled work men, we posara
nan, we poai
faeiarer lac
nil lantacf ant nnjirrrif trr any other
line, for prodaolna; ine bjcst work for
The detaand last year w so ri eat 1
r the KaAST monev.
soyieaO that nearly too orders
remained anftUed, bet we aare doubted ear nauufarturiiia
capacity and hope to be able 0 meet all demands, sttUltla
the wisest plan to
: your oraara tm oariy. aena
for iuostrated
I pennwilet ri vlaar laaf aw tlmmtmtgli
from over 600 lire, entrprilna planters. Pi'eaw ., Knglnes
aad eomplet ontdt f arniuhed when desired. Ad areas
BROWN COTTON GIN CO
NEW UJHTDOSt. OOVK.
JOHN DAWSON! CO., Agents,
mh lG.DA.W5m Wilmington. N. C.
rjRAWINCG ib PRICES
FREE BY MAIL
PIONEER WORKS
MJtt BIBMINGHAM,
Prices In England
$2.00, $78.75, (89.35, $100.00, $185.00. $150.0U
i .
DOHvercd In New York, duty and all charges n
claslv : ,
$103.88, $n7.79, tlH.77, $153.53, $184.88, $118.00.
ditm Choke,' or Cylinder Bore, at them prices.
We are now niaklng small bores of Noa. H, 11
arm 80 gauge, which are acareoly inferior In ower
to the larger horea.
Weight of ICKBore from 6X Iba
"1116 6
IS Tlf '
10 " '..Sis' "
or Giant Grip" Action has been awarded a Di
ploma of Merit at the Paris Exhibition,
fend ror Illustrated sheets.
We respectfully refer to the following rontlomm.
who hav.parchared and are now usiag our guns :
Bon. Walter L. Steele, M. C, Kockingham, Jilrk
mend county, N. C.
vapi i. u. Murcnison, wiimirrton, N. C.
foL B. F. Little, Llttlo Mills, N. .
James A. Leak, Esq.. wadesboro. N. C.
Wm. H. Bernard. Esq., Wllmlnaton, N. C"
J. A wTtolley,
Pioneer Works. St Mary's Seaare,
Oct 8 DAWtf BirmlUKham. England.
-fr r . i .
Boneset Bourbon Tonic.
REQSTEIE0.
N ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET
ano other fine tonics w)th a pure Old Ken tacky
Whiskey, ouch as eonnofasenrs approve andJnvaHd.
muht have; not drop of any other spirit la used.
Aach, wholesome and delicious stimulant Tonic
for Dyspepsia, Debility, Malaria, Ac
Delicate women, over worked clergymen and
physicianSt wora-out aertes, enffercrs from bron
chitis, and rho feeble of every ae and dans will
flhd it a delichtfal Invtgoraat,
CHAMBERS ft BROWN,
ah IT OaWtm ' Loulsvlllo. Ky.
GEATS SPECIFIC MEDICDTS.
TRADE MAilBl THE GREAT TRACK MARK
nTflT TO tf WW SBav
A"AJUVOU AVA AIA
BDY. An an f su
ing cure for bem
lnsi Weakness,
j Abuse, as Loss of "-'4r
llrtllTAIIIi.Mernory.Unlv.r.Amt TAKII8.
sal Lasattade. Pals fa the Back. BimBeae of VI. Ion.
Prematura old Age, and many other Dsenaaea that
lead to Insanity ec ConaompUon, aad a Premaiare
wrave.
aarTTill MulicnlarS in onr oamrhltet. whlrh we
desire to aend free by mall to every one;
ursine bpocum Medicine u sold r as Drardou
at 11 per package, or Six packages for $5, or will he
sent free by mat! on receipt of the mrmey, by ad
areas lag THE GRAY MEUICTNB OO ,
i no. iu aiecnanics' biock, uearoit, Mien,
Sold In WilmlBffton bv GREEN A VL.AJ4NU.It
Wholesalo and Retail, and all DruggsU every
where, tnh 6 DAWly
i
, MARBLE
moroiraERiTs
AND
Crave Stones.
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST NEW YOKB
PRICES. DESIGNS SENT BY MAIL. WO Kit
PACKED AND SHIPPED, AT OUK RISK,
TO ANY PART OF THE SOUTH.
HICIIARD WATHIN 4c COM
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