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l O-UAY AND I O-nORKOW
VLen thou art by
I kuow not why
I love thee, but 1 love ihee not 8 deeply;
But wbea thou art none,
And I am alour,
I marvd tbat I beld Ihee then s eheiply.
Tbey smtie ftSd U!k.
They t;1a"oc, ibey walk,
la fain regret 1 piclore nod r member;
A. s wuli 1 miht
UtCiil ibe ligbt
O J uub amid the darkness of December.
Ab, cruel fate !
Tlial all loo lalo
loam ue gulden value tf nur -iiit
That it mo-t gn
Bf-Ti- e know
lit -.v pasd'D at-t-i it was tn bave our trea
uitf l'crver-ie aro vve,
I'nti blind t ) see
'3Tb it ui ein-in mes ouly lead tu soimw,
Enjoy tu day,
A'bde yel yuu may;
Why until to-day becomes in-1110; row ?
Frank LesiWa Illustrated Ntwzpaper.
Wlvue ox is gored mi k s a vasi diffcituce
vi)i suiaii people, aliiiougb the circum
n may b ibe saint-. Wub ud "prin-
cijlr? t- priDxiilr, yesierday, l-d.-ty and
f'jievr " h ij as wrong iu Loh the party
t)imin(i'iis uww us it was iu 1872 and
1X74 Wunaie Brief Mention.
Gfi. Barrlnger'a recent -atlck ou Dr.
W hi Hi, we uodertaod4 is based on ibe fact
Ujt Mr. NU Alkiaauw, who is toooisg as
an independent candidate for Uongress,
tbat ibe Legislature bad, in the re
fuodm bond bill, allotted ft part of the
twx received from licenses to sell spirituous
Hq-iurs to the payment of ioierest on the
nevv f.-ur pr cttijt.' bonds.: Tiiw, it ap
jieir. is the uosirnsTaTJtial basitf the as
!.ut upou DrTVVortb'a jnteKiily a the
rWaie Treasurer. And yet Qeu. Barrintr
mi lawyer Llow be coufd ever see iu this
ot the Qeneral Assembly ay cause lo
tmpeacb Dr. VVoctb'a ioltRrity as au officer
we cannot eompreheod. But, then, Gen.
ii irnuger is a Republican, and Buy mao
who can be sx absurd as to be a. liepubli
Ciu iq Nortb OaroHna ought to astonish no
...Lie when, ha puts naught and naught to
gether aod makes 329 Raleigh Tfetos and
Observer .
i-oi.i raiJAi. foi.-s
Democratic legislation saved
nearly $100,000,000 for the country during
the past four years. Republican robbery
and extraTsgauce wasted nearly $250,000,
000 on Ibe Navy alone, during Oram's
Presidency, and there is nothing 10 show
for it.
Gren, .GatntV talk about, Han
cock, throagtithe medium of the Rev. C.
H. Fowler, seema to be accurate in motive,
but inaccurate in fact. As far as it is his
torical it stands contradicted; as far a it is
personal Grant admits it in a half-and-half
iortof way. It does no credit to the ex
Pi tsident. Philadelphia Record; Ind.
The difficulty .fdth ,Dr. Fowler
seems to be fbaV fie Was ignorant of the
facta himself, and remembered very imper
fectly what was told bim, and then rushed
bis statement into print without revision,
or verification on-a : rather indefinite and
coDtingeflt permission, wbicb applied not
to tbat statement huT to what bad been
really said. JV'ew York Iribune, Rep.
TWIKKUNG.
A man marched into VVilmiog
ton, Del , jeAiJipC the gun, knapsack, cap
ad belt of soldier, but wearing sot a
utCM of clothing. He was a lunatic.
When the Mrariditf sihe North
Carolina distiller, equixmetb there ia blood
in the moan, and the raider-must beware J
of his seal p. Richmond State.
In i860 tTie number of luoatics
in England was S8,058.' Now it la 71;191,
increase of no less than 87 per cent. Du
ring the same period the population in
creased only about 28 per cent., about
one-third of the rate of which lunacy edrJ
"Here ia a sketch," said the poet
Unto the editor ray,
''That I tossed me off in an idle hour
To PMfrthfttfmeawty.?, ,
Here ia a lab,?, we the answer.
In a blaad and trailing way,
-With which; I frequently toss me "off "
3'ixpoetsiD a day."
5tt Lore in Chicago Iribune.
Iu New York ou-i Friday even
4u latf illpp. Horatio Seymour delivered
one of his bn.adly philosophicil addreBaes,
defJuiug the points at issue between the
Dnocrats fcgdjtbe Rejj-ubacans. Mf. Sey
mour dwelt especially on the evils to be ap-:
prebended Trom centralization tendencies
and made an eloquent appeal in behalf of
Gen. Hauctick ns a statesman, soldier and
patriot.
Hon. Jeremiah S. Black, whose
certificate ia Garfield's favdr was abun-utjyquott-dj.
bj iReiican journals a
ratfrhirrBo ag&Hias fenrowed up bis vigor
ous exposure of that humbug by taking the
stump in the interest of the Demodmcv
vigor and tbe pungency of bis written con
tributions to the discussion since the can-
(Vsaabeiran-. ; -: ...... ;
-rr .George Ba.ucroitti :the ihistorian,
says Washington was six feet two inches
tall. Uen. Hancock is the same height.
Miss Eve Sothern,iMr.,SQUiQfft!8
are about lo enter the dramatic profession.
A banquet was given in Montreal
last Thursday aigbt to L. H. Prechette, the
Canadian poet, to celebrate his recent cap
ture of tbe chief prize of the French Acade
my. Letters were read from Oliver Wen-
dell Holmes and John G. ..WUtier t
Mr. Aldnca. eeceittij sentt vs
corxespoaoeni wno evtncea some eurioaity:
concerning the after-life of Richard Shack-
ford and Margaret, a copy of "The Still
water Tragedy," inscribed "With the com
pliments uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shack
ford." t
SOIJTHGItlV ITl2!tIS.
The - public schools : ot";Jdlum
bus, Ga., are attended by 513 white and
542 colored children.
; Already over 300 students have
entered at the University of Virginia, and
400 are expected. Tbe McCormick tele
escope fund is growlngn:ce1y, the amount
now necceaary to raise being less than $10,
ooo. - -
At Americas, Ga., a young man
went to bis wedding under ihe influence
of l;quor, when tbe-aboat-ftr be bride re
fused to proceed farther, and announced
the engagement canceled.
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.. ithln the reach of all, ana it will annually
save many tunes its cost in-l actor's bills.
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PERRY DAVif"6-SON,
PROVIDEWCt, R. I.
,.io.-,,4 aj i- Proixrletors - -
ap eodJbWIy, c.i traw? taui
i i 1 1 mi ini.ji I l ui i i rm
T.
To Harried J.adies,,
JF YOU WISH JPP5 grBrNffTS AND
Woolens made white.
light and soft
have them.
cleaned at
: WILSONQTQIT DySINQ JB8TAB.,
oeiOtf Market Bti betitd aad 8t
; Orders !
Carriages for fanulles,
BaKKteateaeemalf.fi fl
Phsetona eomf
iron, .-:
Repairs for everything In the line,
Wortdag constantly at
oc 1 0 tf McDOUGALL A WILLIAMSON.
PERRVMiS'
Sir: UlUE9A,U,rRIQES. i
troar gH0??8?!?)!.
Sent
ho!u.1e
prices generally. In .ju&kln?
0 orders higher prices have to be chargea
(aioaa
QAlirQ-Onnny
f00
11s
23
U
HACON-Nortb Carolina.
j
uams, fi K(ecw)......, .
Shoulders,
abJes;iC.. choice, B .
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western Smoaod
Hams
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1 65
1 90
23
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New City, each..u AU...vJ.
SSW AX 9 I
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00
14 00
dCTTSR Morth Carolina. 19 St.
15 a
20
1 Mortnem, y
OANDLfiS Sperm. 9 t.
TalloWibvw4!.vv;i..v....i
23 &
18 &
nxa
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10
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83
36
13
10
i Adamantine. 9 lb
UH&Saa Northern Factory V ft
-uairy,creami
J 8tate,lb
CUK FJtB Java.
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1, J.ie3?7??' ;vj-.-!
70
75
7
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75
3 35
& 110
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DOMESTICS Sheetins,a-4. 9 yd
J tarn, 9 bancn
CO
I 16 UU
pNb: U9'H bbl .......
Mackerel, No. S, bW. ....
NaTtVtJwbbl
MacXereUNo.S.sj bbl
Mallets. bbl
N. O. Herring, Hoe. W kee.. ..
8 off
00
00
6 50
o 7 oo
3 75
S 50
8-6-O-4-00--
00, Jfr, 6
t Peruvian Jnano,0H b I 6T
Bangh'aPhosphate, 00 00
Carolina Fertiliser. u I 45 00
62 60
60 U0
60 00
40 00
45 00
57 00
45 00
07 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
60 00
5 00
6 00
9 00
900
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Ground Bone. w " ' 00 00
; Bone Meal, " 00 00
" Flour, ,..; 00 00
i NavassaQuano, -V " 40 00
! Complete Manure" " , 00 00
! Whann's Phosphate - 00 00
) Wando Phosphate, : , : Dp 00
i Berger A Buta's Phoeph. 44 60 00
! Kxcellenaa Cotton Fertiliser 55 90
FLOUR Fine, 9 bW, ........... 0 00
Super. Northern, ft bbl 5 75
i Kxtrado. . " 5 bbl...... 6 35
' Family 5hbl 7 50
I City Mills Sxtra, bbl 6 00
i .. . . (Family, V bbl... 5 75
Sz.Famlly. bbl... 6 35
6 00
650
13
JLTTSJ... 11
tftAIN Corn,in store, in oaQS,
I Corn, Cargo, bushel... .i
67X
59fl
Corn, mixed
uBhei,ln bags.
65S
50
80
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1 15
1 10
1 00
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Peas, Cow, V bushel ..
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- Dry, V &....
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I Westera, 100 tt s . .
North River, 100 B.
HOOP IRON V ton
LARD Northern, 9 &
I North Carolina, V .
IMS B bbl
80 00 90 09
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18 00
15 00
13 00
18 00
13 00
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37
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25
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18 00
23 00
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i toaualltv. v A.rt.. .......
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Scantllmc and Boards, com'
15 00
MOLASSES New eniCuba, hhds
40
, 40,
41
46
97
27
80
3 50
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.18
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New crop uuDa, DDia v gai.
Porto Rico,hhds
bbls.. ;
Sugar House, hhds, gal..
. bbia gal...
00
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35
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40
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11
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90
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COLS Keroeener-v gai
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Rosin, gal
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POULTRY Cure, en n,iivi
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! Llvcu , .ool, V sacic,
! Lisbon, V sack
i American, 9 sask
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4 EortoHlco, V
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WILMINGTON HXONB'X lOABKBI
Srchange (sight) on New York, a dlsc't.
Baltimore, "
Boston, X "
I . Philadelphia, M "
f r Western Cities U "
Exchange 30 days 1 ft cent.
BankofNew Hanover Stock ! 85
-First National Bank, 75
NavassaQuano Co. " 135
N, C. Bonds Old Ex-Coupon S3
i uo. runaingi9........,kM e
Do. " 1863..... -8
Do. New 4's....T... 4i68
Do. Special Tax 4
Do. to N. C. Railroad 60
4.
. A. W. R.R. Bonds 7 c (Gold Int) .113
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 6 lc.. .60
WU.Col. Ang:B.R. " 00
Wilmington City Bonds, 7 c 85
; " oldfj)e 85
; new6e....85
I M 8c .85
tw Hanovor County-.;.. e.... 85 (Cur.
, A W. Railroad Stock 65
Int)
I "North Carolina R. R. " ....70
Wll. Gas Ugh tOn. " ,.45
Wilmington Cotton Hills ......95
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Bank of New Hanover.
Authorized Capital $l,0OO,0O0.
tjasli Capital; paid In . &JO,000
Surplus Fund $0,OOO,
DIREG7
OUS.
C M. ST5DMAN
ISAAC BATES,
JAS. A. LEAK
B. F. LITTLE
. E. B. BORDEN
JOHN DAWSON
R. MTJRCmSGN
DONALD MoRAS
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VOLLERS
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I ISAAC BATES, Vice Prosident.
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ble, candid,' fearless, and so-well and ably edited,
newsy, spicy, and in fact a perfect newspaper. Long.
mar tne stab twinxie. ou..awv rmwr.
Although at the head of the press in tills State In
all that makea a naner valuable to the reader, still it
continues to Improve. It is a Stab of the first
magnitude. May its lmstre never wane. The tree
WW Baptist
1 The Wilmington (N. C.) Mobbxho Stab is a mo
del newRDaoer. Indeed, we think we do noiexae-
gerate its merits when we say it is the neweiett (see-H
ITl . I .1 Uam.K IM.&MAnyfnf 1
aiiuy-papvr fjumieucu ui uig ovum. r w-
Mdiaimis Herald.
The Wilmington Stab has now entered upon its.
thirteenth year and twenty-fifth volume. One of:
the bt conducted and edited nanera m the South.
and. as a North Carolinian, we are proud of it.
Tarboro Southerner.
' The Stab la so well and favorably known in this
section of the State that we can say nothing of
which ita thousands of readers do not already know.
It is in every respect one of the best dailies la the
South. Bobeeonian. ,
. The Wilmineton Sta& has entered on Its twelfth
year. It is a most excellent newspaper, well edited..:
a compendium or all tne news or tne oay, ana an
honor to Its city, to North Carolina and to North
Carolina lournaUsm. Charlotte Observer.
I That magnificent beaming Stab has completed I
its twenty-second volume, u is one or tne most
brilliant, erudite and sparkling dailies soath of the
Potomac. The system in tne get up or ine paper
surpasses them all Tarboro Southerner.
The Timet cannot say a word too good for the,
Wilmington Stab. It has jusi reached one of its
many birthdays. As a newspaper it is a favorite
with the State press and is sought after by the peo
ple. Lone and prosperous life to K. Jieuunue
Timet.
Why is it that all the papers with the name ef
Star are such bright l ittle Journals i The Wilming
ton OH. C.) 8TAB.the Washington Star. Fredericks
burg Star, New York Star, for example There
must be something in a name after ail SHChmond
iVa.) State.
i
! The Wilmington Stab, we are pleased to notice,
Btiil eontinues on the high Toad to success. We es
teem the Stab very highly, regard irg It as one of
the very best of our exchanges, and consider it the
peer of any journal published 1n the 8outh: Ox
ford Free Lance -
! The Wilmineton Stas 1b now takinsr the regular
midnight Associated' Press reports, and has besides-
laoreaseatne ameum or its reaomg mnier. -iiw-Stab
is an excellent paper. Its prosperity ia not.
surprising since it Is. so deserving. Charlotte Ob
server. .' "' ' -
Thx Morkiho Stab, ena of the best dailies we.
know, and as a newspaper, in our opinion, the very
best; has entered upon its twelfth year. . In every
particular the Stab come fully up -to the mark as -
tne principal aauy in our owi commaum
Long may, it twuiUe. .A&inaanctf Gteaner.
The Wilmineton Stab has entered upon Its 13th-
volume, and. we are pleased to notice still continues
on tne roao to success. Awe esteem, tne btab very
highly, regarding it as one ofthe very best newspa
pers that comes to this office. ' Its news columns
are always a little fuller than those of any other of
our exchanges, and Us editorial department is con
ducted with much ability .Morqanton Blade.
, Humble in Its beginnings, as was in separable from
ah enterprise begun amid the wreck of fortune that
attended the collapse of the Southern Confederacy,'
the Stab has steadily '-waxed" until it now beams
resDlendent in the full elowof a constantly bright
ening prosperity. As a newspaper it has few equals, .
dlcions arrangement, and we are proud to rank it
among our most acceptable exchanges. EUUboro
Recorder.
The Wilmington konimre Stab has entered upon
the thirteenth year of its existence, and we take
this opportunity to congratulate it upon its prospe-J
rity and deserved popularity. The remarkable sue-:
cess of the Stab is due' to . Its strict attention to
business. The boast of the Stab (rightfully too),
ia that it always has the hews, and this is the first
thing in journalism. Otherwise- the paper: is all:
that the term of "good newspaper" implies, and Its .
corps of editors and reporters are thoroughly edu
cated newspaper 'ahen May ihe healthful, moral
influence of the Stab never be retarded, and may
its genial, enterprising proprietor enjoy many more
mtppy years of usefulness. GWd6oro Mmenaer.
Ttie:liiHc
. , . ... ......... .r. .:,
IS the only paper published In Lincoln county
and has an extensive circulation among the Mer
chants. Farmers and all classes of business men in
the State.
It offers to the Merchants ef Wilmington a de
sirable medium . fori advertising' : their business
throughout Western North Carohna. -! 1 ;
Liberal terms will be, allowed : on yearly adver
tisements . Suhecrintion price, $3 00 per annum
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X : the Pee Deoieca(u6eef tSevrualthieat anCt
most prosperous in the State, offers to Commission
and Wholesale Merchants and Manufacturers, and
to those who have adopted the plan of eelling by
aamnle.' an excellent mriinm nf eommunlciiLian
with a large and influential class merchants, mer ,
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WEEKLYRELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS-
paper and the Organ of the Methodist Protes
tn f fihnw.h tot- TJnrth OamHna, ia published at I
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Terms, $3 00 per annum, in advance. . .
frh eliodhilitw ef its-location, tha nmaber and ac
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In various sections,, give the CENTRAL peculiar
claims upon tne patronage or tne aa varus. ng puouc
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. j . - J. L. MICHAUX,
1 Greensboro, N. C.
!
j. THE BEST MEDIUM
IHROUGH WHTCHTo"ADVERT3E
jng the people of Roheson, Richmond and An-
nigeuth CvoliaMma. JNTERPRTSg
obtained a large clrcoiation In the latter during the
sik months it was pubiiehed la, Fayettoville before
ltF removAl ta .Uwrinbarg, 'and . in the f owner.
within we last two morons,
kdvertiaemeats -will be Inserted bv the month.
qartor and year at reasonable fatea, .vddress ,; ,
DAWtf
Laurinburg; N, C,
-RAILROAD LINES
Wilinit6n:&:Weia6n
! RAILROAD GO!
1 i I'lti- : . : - .
i Omas ov Gtatt. SnraawTairoeaT I . .
i : Wilmington. K. C, Sept. 18, lt80. f ,
i ; : . Clmnse tf siclicdulo.
ir AND AFTER 8EFTKMBHB 19; 1S80.
6.40P.
, M., P assent
;r Trains en tne wuminjr
will run as followsr
ton A
Weldoc Railroad
)Day Wall and Express Tralna"ttiy
Noa. 47 North and 48 gontb.
eare Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 6 .50 A. M
veat weidon ia -
va Weidon 8-:40P."M;
e at. Wilmington, Front St. Depot, ;53 P. m.
lam . PAflSKHsaa. Mau. and Kxpaas Tkais
..CailtNoj. 45 North and 43 South . . . .
Lwve Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 8:43 P.
Arrive at Weidon... . 3:&0 A. M
Leave Weidon 3:15 A. M.
ve at Wilmineton, Front St. Depot, 8.41 A. Mi
Trains, on Tarboro Branch Road leave Rocxy
ount for Tarboro' at 5.10 P. M. Dally, and' Tues-
y, Thursday ana saturaay at o.uy m;- ueturn
leave Tarboro at 10.00 A. M. Dailv. and Mon.
iy,, Wednesday and Friday at 8 30 P. JL ,
Train No. 47 makes close connection at Wei-
on for ail points North dairy, air Tarr -via
iebmond, and daily except Sunday via Bay Lute.
Train No. 45 runs via' Richmond and Wasninir-
on.-and makes' close connection dally to Klcn-
inond. and dailv . except Saturday ntehts for all
points north pf Richmond. . . .
f Both -trains run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace sleepers
attache!. ............
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Supt.
A. POPE, iGen'l Passenger Assent.
eeiiO-U . .
Qeaeral SupCts Office,
trfunriNCTON, coli ibuia & at
OUSTA. ls'. n! cowman.
WILMINOTtiN
Sept 19. 1880
Change of Schedule.
,N AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 15, 1890, at 10.13
I O U vllAn.4- 13.....iM. U.hinlA nil)
. r M. , JU... Ill, JUI1U1T1DJJ X ASDCUgl W ...
pa run on tnis roan :
Dat PASsssoaa.M ail. and Expaxes Teains.Pailt
Nos. 42 West akd45 Baet.
tve Wilmington
ave Florence.
9 .00 A, M
1:20 P. M.
. . 3:50 1". M .
8:30 P. M.
'fit A INN (Dally)-
Bave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington
NIGHT EXPRESS
.. Noi.48 Went aud 47 East.
Leave Wilmington 10:13 P.M.
Leave Florence 3:80 A. M.
Arrive at C. C. & A. J unction 5:45 A. H.
Arrive at Oofambia.... . 5:55 A. M.
Leave Columbia 10: 00 P. M.
teveO. C. & A. JuncUon 10:83 P. M.
ve Florence 3:30 A: M.
Arrive at Wilmington. ... 6:80 A.M.
I Thie Train stops only at Brlnkley's, Whitoville,
Flemlngton, Fair Bluff, Marion, Florence, Tim
monsyifle, Maysvillc, bumter, Camden Junction
and Easton.
I Passengers for Columbia, and all points on O. A
C. R. R., C, C.4A.R. R. 8tstlons, Aiken Junc
tion, and all points beyond, should take No. 43
Nieht Express
separate rniiman Sleepers for Charleston
and
for AuguBts oa trains 47 and 48.
All trains run solid between-Charicstoa
and Wil-
mlngton.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
? nch'I Huu't.
A; POPE, Qcn'l Pajscnger Agent.
se SO-tf
!AR0LIHA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
QTTICX GKHBBAZi SUTSBlNTKHOKsTT
WUmington, N. C, June 16, 1680.
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER, JUNEi 1 J, 1880. the. following
t Schedule will be operated on this Railway:
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRES8 TRAIN :
1 Leave Wllmmgtos
, 1. Arrive at Hamlet t
n at 6:00 P. M.
at 1:35 A.M.
I
Charlotte at 7:00 A. M.
( 1 Leave Charlotte at 8:30 P. M.
No. 3. VArrrve at Hamlet at ........ 1:37 A.M.
I " Wilmington at 9:00 A.M.
'No. 1 Train lis Daily except'Sandajs, bat makes
np connection to Raleigh on Saturdays.
No. 3 Train is Daily except Saturdays .
SHELBY DIVISION MAIL, FREIGHT PAS
t 8KNGKH AND EXPRESS.
I Leave Charlotte
I Arrive at Shelby....
No. 3.
8:00 A. M.
13:00 M.
No,4
Leave Shelby
Arrive at Charlotte .
3KMP. M.
6:00 P. M,
' LOCAL FREIGHT A ACCOMMODATION.
iJeaves WUinagtou.............. 6:45 A. M.
Arriyes atLaurinbnrg 5:10 P.M
LfcavesCharlette.... 4:15 A.M.
Arrives at Laurinburg. ... ............ 4:00 P. M.
Leaves Laarinburg 5ao A. M.
ATriveB at Charlotte .... 4:30 P. M.
Leaves Laurinburg. ...; 6:00 A. M.
Arrives at Wilmington. 4ris P. M.
These Trains leave .WUmliurton and Charlotte
Thesdaya, Thursdays , and Saturdays ; Laurinburg,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
;Cloee ceanectioa at Hamlet to and from Raleigh,
aad at Charlotte.' via statesvllkv to -all points m
Western North Carolina and to Asheville,
(Also via Spartanburg to Hendersonvllle, adjacent
points and Asheville.
Passengers for Asheville via either route, leaving
Wilmington at 6 P. M-, will arrive at destination at
7 P.M. next day.
.Sleeping'-Car accommodations on Through Trains
to and from Charlotte and Wilmington
iThrooglr sleepers will also be run to and from
Raleigh and Charlotte.
i - V. Q. JOHNSON,
je 17-tf General Haperintendent.
i CLYDE'S
New York and Wilmington
Steamship Line,
The Steamer
B8ENEF ACT
j Capt. JOMES,
rlLL SAIL PROM NEW
OR.
FORE,
Satnrdar.-Oeiober 10
lar-Sblppcrs can rely upon Ue PROMPT SAILING
i of Steamers as advertised. .jH
-For Freight Engagements apply to
TITO.TIAS E. BONO,
Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. a
Tbeo. G. E&er, Freight Agent,
L i NewYork.
W, p. Clyde &
dec 9 tf
Co., General Agents,
35 Broadway, New York.
ALL ABOUT
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i 1 '" 1 "
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1 1. '." .... .....
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the interests of Western North Carolina.
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J worrmamMpaad natoa are mm reel! A, Baraea44a4
prwuliuna a all Vm Stat falrQeorrla i la fit. Ttsaa.
eta: Cpwrd of 8000 ft . Onn are to mutant nw la
the onthern states, over 1009 barter been told la U7S.
PrToo List of Clna, Foedera and Oondeneera
Boxed ready for shipment and delivered at our factory.
Prtaeof P"" wlt -I PrleswtUl
B1 oS. olf lOpoder M t rMWr and
or Court en . . Uaetdaoser.
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80 " 180 00 I taw got
ty Terms Bivn on Application -sn
s tbe Taylor CHa; During thyarur&t sra nmoml tothla
' place, whore we have bsea erRlnsirely smtTstrad la mans.
' faoturtng Ulna err slnoe, - with lone erperiMiwn, tbe best
laaor tawtng maoltbierT aad sklllml rnAnm, w num..
II adrsntJwros noteiikjyed by sjiy oth
toe mna rartarer la par
une, zor producing ue bkst wotk rr tbe
Thademaadlmstyearwaaaa.rrnet that bmj-Iv suo
wast money.
r too orders
rcuuuiMau uniuiHi, uu, wo uaT, aouiueu oar
t capawityandliopeto bw sJatetonuMtt all demands, still It la
v sex jrour oraera in
Munnli let irirlBir mtmm mnlmmin. 1.
My.
lastim
for llltmtrstort
mmtols
from ovw W ii v, ntwii Nia plantnrs. Pnasiiia. Kngln
tutu uuiptow uuiuu iuiuuaM witonaexuad, s nil rose
BROWN COTTON GIN 00
HXW lOSTDOlf, OOKUL
JOBN DAWSON A CO., Agents,
mh ifi D&WCm Wilmington, N f
P!0Hflii iVORK.
a BIRMIUr.HAW,
ENPJ.AND,
Irtcc In Uiitflikittl.
$78.75, AU0.J5, $100.00. 15.(H. tlW.
S68.O0
ilivercd in
New York, duly
clnslve :
and all charges o
1103.38, tin.79, $131.97. $150.53. $13438. f3i8.no
i The shove may H, ordered "Fall Choke," "M
dinm Choko,' or Cylinder Bore, at thoiH price s
i we aro now malting Small bores of Nos
and 30 range, which are scarcely Inferior In
to. the larger bores.
14, Ii
Weight of SO-Bore from 5Sf lbs.
1416 ' kw
i - 7 jj
" 10 ... 8M "
Our -Giant Grip" Action has boen aardel a li
ploma of Merit at the Paris Exhibition.
I Send for Ulnstrated Sheets.
.We respectfnlly refer to the following I'onlkmirn
who have.pnrchaf ed and are now nslup our uao
i Hon. Walter L. Klecle, M . OV," Rockingham. If( b
papt. D. R. Murchlson. WllmtoKton. N. O
CoL B. F. Little. Little's Mills, N. :.
; James A. Leak, Bed.. Waflesboro, N. O
Wm. U. Bernard. Esq., WHmlnpton. N. O
3. A W. TCI.UCY,
Pioneer Work. BU Mary's Hiiifw.
oct 3 DAWtf Birmingham, Itngiwn.i
i GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
TRADE MARK THE GREAT. TRADE MARK
BMULIKU REM
EDY. Annnfall
fng cure for Sem
inal WeakriMS, -
p r matorrhea. .
Impotency. and
an diseases' that "Jf
follow, as a -se-
flnimM fvf k 1 a9.
IEF0RE TAIIItLMernqry, Unlver AFTER TAKII0.
sal Lassitude. Pain In tho Back, Dimness of Vision.
Prematnre Old Age, -an many other Diseases that
tead to Insanity or Consumption, and a Prematnre
Grave.
i tarFull particulara in' oar pamphlet, which wa
desire to tend free by mail to every one.
BfThe Specific Medicine la sold by alt Drnfjjlsi
at $1 per packago, or six packages for $5, or will be
st nt Tree by mall on receiptor the money, by ad
dressing THE GRAY MEDICINE fO ,
I No. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich,
cold In Wllmlacton hv fi H If W W Jk VI i u u d i
Wholesale and Retail, and all UrnKgista trrv'
Where. mli C DAVVly
, HAEBLE
tVl O R! U Rl E IM T S
AND
Grave Stones.
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST NEW YUH
PRICES. DESIGNS SENT BY MA I U WORK
PACKED AND SHIPPED, AT OWf TtlMK
TO ANY PART OF THE SOUTH.
RICHARD VrxxilAN A CO.,
5T Lafayette l'Jtcsttw Vrk.
i Wathan's Monumental Iteaigaa, In hook form.fa
sale to the Trade. doe 4 DA W t f
PRESCRIPTION FREE
Tlor the speedy Cert of Semi a al Wr ak aast. Lost
- aaaood.rret
aabood. rreaiatare Drbllltv. Ksrvadsaeas.
Dsspoudenert Coafasloti of Ideas. Avrrsloa to
, Coa
etlve
Society, Defective Msatory, and all Disord era
nrrarii
oorht oa bv Kecrat Habits and Excesses. Any
Aragglst has the lagraisaiar Adaraaa, -
OR.JAQUC3 A CO..
130 Wast Qixth fit, CU10IS1I1TX, 0H1
. feb;i5 lyDAW
H. A. 8TEDEIAN, Jr.
C- . .1 ....... ...
I Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ELIZABETH TON, BLADEN COUNTY, N. O.
!Offlce--Ujrstairs, In Brick Building, ccupled by
-Special attention to Clalma. Col lecUotis oa aams
of ilOO and upwards made for Fire Per Cant. If
without suit Drawing Deeds, Mortgagee,
specialty. , apS-Dawtf
The Favetteyillo Examiner,
Weekly Democratic Newapapcr,
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PAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA,
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The Camden Journal
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IS THX OLDEST-ESTABLISHED PAPER IN
Kershaw county, and has an extenslveclrculaUua
among the Merchants, Farmer and all classes of
business men tn tha county.
. 1 1 offer to taa Merchants Of Wilaalnjrtofi iwif
ahla Medium far Advertising, tha eoantry la which
ltdrcnlataa.be ine ooanectad with that til t avaiaaia
t on the Wateree River, and tha WUmlngtua, Oo
lumMa and Augusta Railroad. ' 1 "
- Liberal terms will be mad with those deatHng im
advertise. - -
Bobaeriptlon price, $3 60 per annnm. ' " -ss,
KRANTHAM BAY,
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