The Wilmington Messenger from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 2

THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER. WEDNESDAY MAY 30, 2 RAILROADS. i i RAILROADS. I THE STATE AT LARGE. preparing themselves for resignation to defeat.

Every defeated aspirant and all their followers are to be ex ATLANTIC NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Ml To Take Effect 12.00 21. June 5th. 1887 pected to yield gracefully to the will DOW FOR BUS) fRESh MEWS BOILED Catawba-Jan 16th, July 16th. Alexauder Jan 30th, July 80th. UnionFeb ISth, fFeb.

20th, ept 17Meckknburg Feb 27th, fAug 27th. Gaston March 19th, Oct 8th, Iinooln April 2d, Oct 1st Cleveland April 9th, Aug 6th, Oct 23d. Rutherford April 23d. Oct 29th. Polk May 7th, Nov 12th.

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTBICT READERS OOiXO ExST READ DOWN. OOISG WE3T-RijADpft 1 61 50 Fawenrer Mired Fnrt. Mixed Frgt.J Pajwenjre''. 4 of the body, and take their places in the Democratic army and work for the nominee, just like they would have expected their rivals with their friends to have done, if they had been the winners instead of losers, the contest before the Convention. This is Democratic loyalty.

Charlotte 1 Mr ITT 1 nd PaM'rerand Pass'reri Dally SATI02CS. Dally Erwnt Sun-I nn rlf Tues. Thurs Daily excpt exoc Sua-! 4 TTT Happenings and Oeulp Btuud ta onr Exchaages fromhe Mountain ta tb Col. Charles R. Jones will soon revive the Charlotte Observer as an even and Si day.1 oy.

tau a Arre Arre ArreiLere LeTcfArte Utn1 Strisg Judge MacRae. i i t. A.M. A.M. F.M.I A.M.

P.M. A. M. 7 30 820 ing: paper. Hon L.

Latham, of the 1st TKIES OF HOLDING COURTS. district, will not is oat in a card, savins: he 11 38 11 10 19 54 10 3S 10 19 10 CW 954 9 37 8 451 9 Sf 10 00! 10 45 to the be a candidate for re-election The Superior Court of North Carolina 8 55 9 30 10 25 10 11 20 11 63 12 23 12 39 1 Fall Judge lioynn. Madi3oa Feb 27th Julv SOth, tNov 19th. i 1- Buncombe March 12th, June 13ih Aug 13th, DecS.1 Transylvania Anril 2d, Sept 3d. Haywood April 9th, tfept 10th.

Jackson April 23-i, Sept 24th. Macon May 7th, Oct 1st. Clay May 14th, Oct gth. Cherokee May 21 Oct 15th Graham June 4th, Oct 29th. Swain June 11th, Nov Spring Term of 1SSS.

JUDGES. Lore P.1T 4 55 6 S5 5 40 5 54 6 14 6 28 6 30 855 7 12 7 19 7 48 8 21 8 26 8 43 9 08 9 18 9 29 9 SI 9 51 next Congress. Newbern Journal of rel of Irish rjotatoes One 25th; 11 15 11 48 12 17 12 34 1 11 A'anu. Distrtct. has gone Dcet's.

rsnjro- KtXSTOJf Dover. Clark's Newport Depot. P.M. "i'a 6 37 64 8 09 0 26 6 38 0 55 7 09 19 738 8 21 8 28 8 4i 9 08 9 18 9 il 9 34 9 Si 9 P. M.

"Too 5 51 9 9 8 8 8 9i. JL 11 13 9 (il 6 10 53 8 3f 10 33 8 20' 10 54 7 52; 10 08 7 33. iV 9 54 7 17; 7a 9 87 9 22' 6 9 13 5 45; 5 -S ft i 5 8 8 i 7 44 4-? 3S 7 i 7 it T5a it 8 i a.m.Ip.mJi.m 0' James E. Shepherd, 1 Fred Phillips, 2 ward to Northern markets as the shipment from this section. Mnnnt Olive Telegram: Nearly 20 13 39 05 oa 44 18 08 03 42 28 one 5 4A 6 7 0s: 27 8 05 8 17! H.

G. Connor, 8 Walter Clark, 4 John A. Gilmer, 5 6 0 6 33 7 15 7 32 7 45 8 15 8 25 Residence BeauforU Edgecombe. Wilson. Wake.

Guilford. Sampson. Cumberland Cabarru3- Surry. Burke Mecklenburg Buncombe. E.

T. Boy kin, 6 James C. MacRae, 7 8 29 W. J. Montgomery, hundred thousand quarts of strawberries have been shipped from here ud to the 19th.

And the: shipments are active yet. Troy Vulttte; Our highly esteemed friend J. R. Blair, Esq1 who, as was stated last week, has I been suffering A. M.

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M. Jesse F. Graves, 9 Alphohso C. Avery, 10 Train 50 connects with Wllminirten Jk Weldon Train bound North, (rp. 11 50 a.

nu, snu wiin tuenmona, a iiuiuie a ituu rw iraTinjr vioioiwrr 12 1 William M. fcjnipp, 11 TXUEIY TOPICS. View. and Editorial Opinion Oathered From Amooc Our Exchange. No intelligent man can read some of the speeehes made in the House or Representatives by leaders of the Republican parv, without seeing not only the objects which control that party at present but the object which gave birth to the organization.

The object is to get and keep control of the financial policy of the country, which policy is and has been, since 1S61, to foster the interests of the money power at the expense of the millions who are not blessed with large means. All its former talk about slavery, and its present talk about the war, and all its denunciations of the Southern people looked, and is looking, to the same end. Doesticks, in his curious rhythmical effusion called spoke the exact truth when he said that the Almighty Dollar was the cause of its hypocritical gush. In 185G and in 1SG0, and for years afterwards, the slave was held up for the sympathy of humanitarians to get their votes in favor of a party, whose soul and body were owned by the money the concentered money of the North. The leaders cared nothing for the negro and they care nothing for him now only as a voter to keep them in power All their present clamor for the laboring man is meant to deceive this class of our people into the support of a policy which drains them, in order to enrich the owners and controllers of this party.

All their denunciations of British influences are designed to engender hate, and thus secure power in order that overgrown wealth may become still more overgrown. All this is plain to any intelligent man who will read carefully the speeches to which we have referred. Rockingham Rocket. One evening, during the encampment might be devoted to an entertainment, at the Opera House in Wilmington, given by the State troops, in aid of our disabled veterans. A very taking programme might be arranged Of competetive and exhibition drills, sketches of camp life, tableaux of military subjects, interspersed with camp glees and catches and "music by! J.

H. ilerrimon, 12 Trrain ai connects wita wcamona umtuic inun, virtiur mi uoiasocro 1 11 Wiimimrtn and Weldon Train from the North at 4:45 p. m. 1 from an attack of appbplexy, is rapid FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. For crimihal cases.

tFor civil cases alone. tFor civil cases I alone, except tail cases. CROHN AL CnCUIT COURTS. JTKW HANOVER COrjOT. Oliver Meares, Wilmington, Judge.

Benj Moore, Wilmington, Solicitor. Court begins Jan 2d, March 19th, May 21st, July 16th, Sept 17th, Nov 19tb. MKCKLENBUKG COUNTY. i Oliver Meares Wilmington, Judge. Geo Wilson, Charlotte, Solicitor.

Court begins Ifeb 13ih, April 9th, Jan 4th, Aug 13th. Oct 18th Dec 10th Train makes close connection with Wilmington Jt, Wetdon Throusrhj Trxick t-. bound toavlnff Goldsboro at 10.40 P. and with fast mall North tound, leaving 2j09 A.M. I 1 I I.

DILL, ly improving. The correspondent Spring Judge Montgomery. of the High all Judge Beaufort Feb 13th, May 28th, Nov Point Entertrise from Trinity College 26th. WilMgoa, Cdnliia i Currituck March 5th, Sept 3d. Camden March 12th, Sept 10th.

Pasquotank March 19th. June 11th And Branches. KAIL.RO A i says that Randolph is for Alexander or Gilmer for Governor with little choice for either. Mount Olive Telegram-. Our business men are enthusiastic for the Railroad to White Hall.

The least couragement will organize the capital and company. All aboard for Sept 17th, Dec 10th. i i CONDKHSED SCHEDULE 1 CONDENSED CH Kb'v JSISCELLANEOUS Perquimans March 26th, Sept 24th. Chowan April 2nd, Oct 1st. Gates April 9th, Oct 8th.

Hertford April 15th, June 18th, Oct TRAINS GOING SOUTH TRAINS GOING SOUTH Dry's Steam Dyein 15th, Seven Sprmgs! The next meeting of Dated A pL 29, 88. No. No.v, No. 23, Dally. No.

15, Dally, except Sunday. No. 27, Fast Mail Daily. the Episcopal Datso May -ANI- convention of the Diocese of the East Washington April 23d, Oct 22d, Tyrrell April 30th, Oct 29th. Dare May 7th, Nov 5th.

Hyde May 15th, Nov. 12th. Pamlico May 21st, Nov 19tb. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT- Le Wilmington p. Id 1'-' :,7 8 45 11 )u 5 43 p.m.

Lo 6 00 a.m. 7 10 2 05 P.M. 317 Lv. Ar. Rocky Mount for Ladies' and fi'-ntlemen's Clothing Ar I 5 N.

2nd linlmington, N. Tarboro 4 50 P.M.!. 1050A.K.J. Ar. Lv.

Spring Judge Graves. Spt.ll-tf No. .) 4 Z' Le loreicw Ar Sumter 43 Fall Judge Montgomery. Halifax Jan 9th, iMarch 5th, May 3 53 P.Ai.j 7 Mr.u 14th, JNov 12th. Ar.

Wilson Lv. Wilson. Ar. Ar. Fayetteville.

410 p.m. 6.19 7 45 Northampton an 23d, April 2d, Oct 1st. -fi Mi 7 40 Bertie Feb 6th, April 20th, Oct 29th. Craven fFeb 13th. May 28th, Nov No.

throvrh fr. C5 9 9 49 11 445 550 605 740 Lv. Goldsboro. Lv. Warsaw Lv.

Ar. Wilmlnirton. S40 26th. cenirai u. u.

Leaving Lanea A. S500 Reward I We will pay the above reward for any case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, indigestion, constipation or cost! veness we cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when thp directions are strictly complied with. They are purely vegetable, and never fall to give satisfaction. Large boxes containing 30 sugar coated pills, 25c. For sale by all druggists.

Beware of counterfeits and. imitations. The genuine manufactured only by JOHN C. WEST 863 W. Madison Chicago, 111.

William H. Greeni Druggists, Sole Agents, 117 Market dt Wilmington, N. C. Health is Wealth i 1 I the band." In competent hands some- TRAINS GOING NORTH. Warren March 19th, Sept 17th.

Edgecombe April 16th, Oct 15th. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. thincr immense could be made of this -'u. in ivuvra isurii'hU Lanes KA. Vannint: 11:46 A.

arrives Columbia 1:1 No. 56 through roin Char lf. lt leaving Lan-s 7:1 7:52 P. M. and the object would inspire enthusiasm alike of actors and audience.

Spring Judge Avery. Fall Judge Graves. Pitt an 9th, MarchllSth, tJune 11th, A determined effort should be made bv everv member of the State Militia connect. Ht Train on C. D.

K. it with lyo.5-. Sept 17th. Franklin Jan 23rd, April 16th, Nov TRAINS GOING to have his command as fully represented as possible at the State encampment, 12th. No.

51. Wilson tFeb 6th, June 4th, Oct 19th. Vance Feb 20th, May 21st, Aug 20th, No. 57. The Edgecombe Guards will muster probably forty rifles for the encamp Oct 15th.

No. 14. No. TS. Daily.

Daily. r-tly. exec pi Suntiny Lv. Wliminirton. 13 05 a.m.

ttUU4.u. 4 00 r.M. Lv.Magrnolia 124 a.m. 10 35 5 JO Lv. ....10 50 5 50 Ar.

2 25 1150 6 63 Lv. Fayettevillo 830 Ar.Selma.... 1050 Ar. Wilson 1159 Lv. Wilson 3 02 ai.M.

12 42 p.m. 7 f2 p.m Ar. Rocky Mount 118 8 23 A.t Tftrloro 4 50 ix Lv. Tarboro ...4,. 1050a.m.

Ar. 4 fsO 2 40 9 40 p.m ment. P. M.I 11 i5 i 52 Le Ar Sumter I Martin March 5th, Sept 3rd, JDec 3d. Greene April 2d, Oct 1st.

Nash April 30th Nov 19th. FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. It has been suggested that besides the training of privates at the State encampment, it would help the cause to rub up thej officers some. There should certainly be a school of offices with good practical examinations, and fcfcass atr EATM Le Sumter Ar A. M.

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Spring Judge Shi pp. Fall Judge Avery. Wake Jan 9th, fFeb 27th, March 12 a re A. M.I No. 71 A.

M. 4 35 6 22 1 8 A. M. Le Le Marion Ar Wilmington. possibly oral instruction and demon stration for some of the juniors.

Tar-001 0 Southernor. 26th, April 28d, July 9th, fAug 27th, cnt 9j.tH rw 991 ern North Carolina, will be held in Wilmington. The next convention of the Western Diocese of the State will bo held in Henderson. The act for th6 erection of a public building in Asheville, N. not having been signed by the President within the ten days limit prescribed by the constitution, has become a law with out the President's approval, and the buildingwill be erected.

Wilson Mirror; Our genial and highly esteemed friend A. W. Arrington, a-well known and highly respected merchant of Rocky Mount, was married on the JCth of this; month to Miss Bettie Hammond, a I beautiful and most admirable lady oi that place. Franklin Press: The frost has not done as much damage as we feared it had last week. The rain and sunshine of the past week have brought corn -out wonderfully.

A fair wheat crop will be made and there is considerable fruit left. Mr. R. H. Luther informs us that the frost did very little dam age in his neighborhood.

Asheville Citizen: The Graham Shoe Company, of this city yesterday received an order from a Winston firm for $2,200 worth of shoes of the Company's make. The shoes ordered were of the medium grade; and it required several large boxes to hold them. The Graham company is crowded with or? and the proprietors find som difiiiculty in filling the same. Morgan ton Alfred FJemming and Wihon Brittain, both colored, were working on a scaffold at Mr. S.

T. Pearson's new dwelling house last Saturday evening, when they came in close proximity with an electric current, and were felled to the ground and were at first thought to be dead, but recovered after considerable injuries. Asheville Citizm: The trial of Bony Laughter and J. S. Lydia for the killing of S.

M. King in Henderson county has just taken place at McDowell court, Judge Gilmer presiding One hundred witnesses were in attendance. Laughter was found guilty of murder, and Lydia accessory fact the fact. Sentence: Laughter to be hung June Lydia to the penitentiary for ten years. An appeal was taken as to Laughter.

Charlotte Chronicle: Eph Cornelius, a colored man living in Deweese township; in this county, yesterday sold fourteen bales of cotton in Charlotte. He does no owe a dollar of debt and Wayne-Jan 23d, March 12th, April 16th, Sept 10th, Oct 15th. Daily. tDaily except No. 53 runs through to CliSrk It is not long since the University Harnett Feb 6th, Aug 6th, Nov 26th Johnson Feb.

13th, Aug 13th. Nov 22d FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. central 11. It. arriving Manning 7 Lanes 8:02 P.

Charleston 9:15 i No. 67 runs through seemed to be placed relation to the higher education of the State upon IV arriving Manning A. tJ the high plane its founders had designed, and which its useful works Spring Judge Mernmcn. Dr. B.

West's Nerve and Brain Treatment, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by thy use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Menial Depression, Softening of the Brain resnlting in insanity and leading to miserv, decay and death. Premature old Age, Barrenness, Loss of power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhoea caused by over-exertion of brain, elf -abuse or over-indulgence. Each box cortainv one month's treatment $1.00 a box, or eix boxes for $5.00, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. "WE GUARANTEE SlX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with $3 00, we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to refund th money if the treatment does not effect a cure.

uarantees issued only by Williaro H. Green Drutrgists, Sole Ac-ents, 1 17 Market street, Wilmington, N. C. PAIEN'S TREATMENT "BY INHALATION a. cnarieston liu A.

M. No. 66 connects at Florence' with C.r train foj" Cheraw and Wadeel r. Nos. 78 and 14 make close Fall Judge Shipp.

Durham Jan 16th, March 2Cth, June had justified. Opposition to its advancement seemeel to have been over 4th, Oct 15th. mington witn W. W. It.

It. North. come, State interest and pride seemed Granville Jan 30th, April 23d, Sept to have been aroused, legislative gen JOHN F. DIVINE General Stjpi rt'Ti; J. R.

KENLY, Supt. 10th, Nov 26th. Chatham Feb 13th, May 7th, Oct 1st. Guilford Feb 20th, May 28th, Aug Ar- a. Aiv mm liKSON, General Passt-rjK erosity had been toucned, anov every element seemed to have combined to make the University the equal of any similar institution in the country.

En 27th, Dec 10th. Alamance March 5th, -May 21st, Sept Daily except bunaay. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3 00 p. m. Returning leaves Scotland Neck at 9 30 a.

daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N. via Albemarle Raleigh R. R. Daily exceptunday, P.

Sunday 6:00 P.M., arrive Williamston, N. 8:10 P. 6.40 P. M. Returning: leaves Williamston, N.

Daily except Sunday, 7:40 A.M., Sunday 9:50 A. arrive Tarboro, N. CM 9:45 A. 11:30 A. M.

Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves Goldsboro, N. Daily except Sunday, A. MM arrivea Smithfleld, N.

7:30 A. Returning leaves Smithfleld, N. 6:00 A. arrive at Goldsboro, N. A.

M. Trah on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Mount at 4 00 P. arrives Nashville 4.40 Spring- Hope 5.15 P. M. Returning leaves Spring Hope 10.40 A.

Nashville 11.15 A Rocky Mount 11.55 A. daily, except Sunday. Train on branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton. Daily, except Sunday, at :00 P. M.

an 1 11:10 A. M. Returning leave Clinton at A. M. and 4:30 P.

connecting at Warsaw with Nos. 15, 66 and 78. Southbound train on Wilson Fayetteville Branch is No. 51. Northbound is No.

60. Dailj except Sunday. Train No. 27 South will stop only at Wlleon, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No.

78 makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via Bay Line. Trains make close connection for all points North via Richmond and Washington. All trains run solid between Wilmington and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. JOHN F.

DI VINE, Gen'l SupL J. R. KENLY, Sup't T. M. EMERSON.

Gen'l Pasmrer Agent. couraged by popular signs and by leg C. F. Y. 24th.

islative aid, -presumably permanent, the Trustees took the step enlarging Orange March 19th, Aug 6th, Nov 5th. Caswell-April 9th4Aug 13th, Nov 12th. Person April 16th, Aug 26th, 'Nov tadz MAnrri registered. 19th. Condensed Schedule ro.

Takins: effect 5:00 A. 19th, 187. the educational sphere, added to the course of studies, introduced liberal and practical branches, threw wide open the doors of the institution to young men of all conditions, and filled SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Spring Judge Shepherd. TRAINS MO VINO NMC1M. the chairs with gentlemen in a remark I I Pall Judge Mernmon Pender Jan 19th, May 7th, Sept 10th New Hanover Jan 23d, tApril 16th 8TATIONS.

1 (T RIi Mall able degree qualified to direct the pupils in such paths as would fit them at once for the practical easiness of life. tSept 24th. 162 Arch Street, F'tillad'ei. 4'i a in Iienoir Feb 6th, Aug 20th, Nov 13th. Duplin Feb 13th, Sept 3d, Nov.

26th, Asrievdle Citizen. Leave Bennettsvtlle Arrive Max ton Leave Max ton Arrive Leave Fayetteville. i 11 1 57 a :) a Sampson tFeb 27th. April 30th. Ot 4 hfi 2 tj 1 i 8th, Dec 10th.

i ine most ertective ana simple for the hard times is for the to roll up their sleeves, and go to For Coo sumption. Asthma. Bronchitiss, Catarrh, Hay Fever, Headache, Debility. Rheumati-m, Neuralgia and all Chronic and Nervoui Disorder g. "The Cdfc pound Oxygen Treatment," Drs.

Starkey Palen, 159 Arch Street, Philadelphia, have been using for tie last seventeen years, is a scientific adjustment of the 7 Carteret March 19th, Oct 22d. Jones March 26th, Oct 29th. Onsjow April 2d, Nov 5th. SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. work to build up the country and 2 17 2 40 fj 0 l) 1'IH illnrHTiit Arrive Banrord Leave San ford Arrive Greensboro Leave reensbo ro Arrive Pilot Mountain Passenger and Mail No.

1- Passehger and Mail No. man ton bring money into it. We should He CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. Change of Schedule. cease to look at things in the distance has out over $1,000 at interest, is a hard working man and made saved this money tilling the XT i and soil.

Spring Judge Phillips. for something which we have to de eements or Uxygen and Nitrogen magnetized. and the compound is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all over the world. a is iorin Carolina, in ms opinion, 1 Fall Judge Shepherd. Columbus-Jan 16th, April 2d.

July 3d. WESTBOUND TRAINS. TRAINS MOVING MM. "I if. pend upon somebody else to do and go to work right at our own doors.

For example, take any community fNov 26th. Drs. Star key Palen have the liberty to refer to the following named well-k No.l. Daily ex Leave Pilot Mountain 4 1" Arrive Jan. 1 1S88.

No.3, Daily ex 8unday. Anson Jan 9th, tApril 30th, Sep 3d, where there is idleness among the sons who have tried their Treatment: Sunday. -i Leave 1 1 0 fNov 26th. Arrive Panford working classes, business slack, and a poor market for the product of the 6:40 p. Cumberland Jan 23d, tMay 7th, July 1 5'i 4 l'i pi.

HON. vm. i). KULLEi, Member of Congress. Philadelphia.

REV. V1CTOK Tj. CONRAD, Editor Lutheran Observer, Phila. FIDELIA M. LYON, Walmea, Hawaii, Sand-wick Islands.

23d, tNov 12th. I 3 a. a. 4 Robeson Jan 30th, May 21st. Aug 20th.

in r.p: better place than California. It would be better for the country if we had a few more colored men like Cornelius, Madison Leader; Mr. J. Vaughn picked up last week a peculiar spici-men of rock or mineral which was a curiosity. It appeared to be some petrified substance, and imbedded in it were several miniature trees.perfect-ly formed.

It puzzled our local miner alogist and was sent to the State Geologist together with the specimens of 6 Leave Wilmington Leave Hamlet Leave Wadesboro. Ar've Leave Charlotte Leave Lincoln Leave Shelby Ar've Rutherfordton Leave Fan Arrive Fayetteville Leave Fayetteville Arrive Leave Marton Arrive Bennettavfile Pa-senger and Mall N0T2- farmer, and as a natural consequence money is scarce. But on the other hand, in a community which has plenty of railroads, factories spring Oct 1st. le'vt i 1 ALEXANDER RITCHIE, Inverness. Scot Richmond Feb 13th, June 4th.

Sept 4" 8 dinnc; 8:45 a. 11:09 a. 12:54 p.m 3:00 p. 11th, Dec 3rd. ar vt land.

MRS. MANUEL V. ORTEGA, Fresnillo, Za- MKS. COOPER, UtiUa, Spanish Honduras. C.

A. EASTBOUND TRAINS. up, business increases, the laboring classes have employment, the farmer a. market, and as a natural conse Factory Branch. Freiui: Accommodation.

No. 2. Bladen March 19th, Oct 22d. Brunswick April 9th, Sept 10th. Moore April 16th.

Aug 13th, Oct 22d EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. J. COUB, U. S. Vice Consul, Casablanca.

Mo Jan. Daily ex No. 4. Daily ex Sunday. rocco.

quence, there is plenty of money in circulation. The laborer receives the Sunday JACOB WARD, Bowral. New South Wales. TRAINS MOVING NORTH. And thousands of othere in every part of the United States.

I money for his work, the merchant the Spring Judge Connor. Leave Millbdro Arrive rwnsboro 'i a Fall Judee PhilliDS. casn ror ms gooas, ana toeiarmer tne 8:40 a. 10:52 a. 12:45 p.m 3.00 p.m Cabarrus Jan 30th.

Auril 30th. Oct same for his produce. Such a com arv TRAINS MOVING S.Ot I H- Leave Rutherfordton Leave Leave Lincolnton Ar've Charlotte Leave Charlotte Leave Leave Hamlet Arrive 29th. munity is prosperous and steadily Iredell Feb 6th. Mav 21st.

Ausr 6th. p. 1:25 a. 8SJ5 a. accumulating wealth.

Hendenontule Leave Greena bo ro Leave Factory Junctloo Arrive Millboro ') Nov 5th. limes. 3 Rowan Feb 20th. Mav 7th. Axis 20th.

Nov 19th. "Compound Oxygen -its Mode of 'Action ami Ee-eults," is the title of a new brochure of two hundred patres, published by Drs, Starkey Palen, wh ch gives to all Inquirers full Information as to this remarkable curative agent and a record of several hundred surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases irany of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be ma'led free to any address on application. Read the brochure! DRS. PALEN, 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia: Pa.

myl 3m The Democratic State Convention Davidson March 5th. June 4th. SeDt will be called to order in Raleigh next 2d, Dec 3d. March 19th. Sent 11th.

Wednesday, May 3Uth, in tronachTs Kanaoipn warehouse in Raleierh at 12 bv Richard H. Battle, Chairman of Montgomery April 2d, Oct 1st. Stanly April 9th, Oct 15th. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. gold, tor his statement of its identity in the mineral kingdom.

Concord Times: A movement has been started this week in which Concord's most prominent citizens are interested, which has for its object the moving of Poplar Tent and St. John's Fairs to Concord and uniting them. It is proposed to purchase a fair ground here, and two places are view the large area near the depot, just beyond the railroad track, and also the lower end of town, owned by Mrs. Bettie Winecoff. Either would make a good place.

Asheyille: a Citizen: The case of vJf apd Alexander Franks vs. charged with perjury, was called in Summey's office yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock. The defence was represented by George Johnstone Jones, and the prosecution by Carter and Craig. About thirty witnesses were summoned in the case and Limestone township was folly rSJ8' ter a u11 examina- Trains Nos. 1 and 2 make close connectlor at Hamlet with trains to and from Raleigh.

Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmingtc and Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh. Take Train No, 1 for Statesvllle and Station on W. N. C. Railroad, and points West.

Also for Spartanburg, Green vlUe, Athens, Atlanta, and all points Southwest. Also for Asheville. via Spartanburg. Local Freight Nos 6 and 6 til-weekly between Wilmington and Laurinburg. Local Freight Nos.

7 and 8 daily betweer Laurinburg and Charlotte. Nos. 5, 7, 8, will take passengers. L. JONES, Superintendent.

F. W. CLARK. General Passenger Agent. Passenger and Mali Train run 11 Sunday.

1 Freiaht and Accommo-latJon Tra from Fayetteville to on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday -Fayetteville to Greeneboro on Thursdays and Saturdays, and from1' boro to Fayetteyllle on Monday, and Fridays. Traina on Factory Branch run i-7 tl' Bandar. J. W. FRT.

W. KLS. Gen'l Sapt. I Gen. VtM-J TT" SCH ED ULfcT Wilmington, Chadbourn Conway the Democratic State Executive Com mntee.

ne indications are that it Spring Judge Clark. will be more largely attended than any Lronvention manv vears. Can- Fall Judge Connor. Rockingham Jan 23d. Jnlv 23d.

Nov didates for all the State offices are to 6th, be nominated; three Associate Jus tices or tne bupreme Court are to be named; two Presidential electors for JURNITTJRE! jrjirjRNITUBE! COAL! GOAL! fCOAI! JJED ASH EGG COAL WHITE ASH EGG COAL; WHITE ASH STOVE COAL RED ASH CHESTNUT COAL WHITE ASH CHESTNUT COAL WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL WHITE ASH FOUNDBY COAL Cumberland Blacksmith Coal Virginia Lams (for CoaL-f None but the beat Coal andallatthelowe-" price. oct23tf1 J. A. SPRING KB Railroad. To take effect February LJ.

the btate-at-large are to chosen; delegates from the State-at-large to the Forsyth Feb 6th, May 21st, Oct 22d. Yadkin Feb 20th, Sept 24th. Wilkes March 6th, April 30th, Sept 10th. Alleghany March 19thj Sept 3d. Davie April 2d, Oct 8th.

Stokes April 16th, Aug 6th, Nov 12th. Burry April 23d Aug 20th, Nov 19th iiaiiuuu vuuveuuuu are to Da ka- VUK7H- SOUTH. lected; an Executive Committee is to No. be appointed; and a platform, declaring the issues in the campaign, is to be formulated and put forth with STATIONS 8IDING3. nituooooa nu a Die.

by counsel on both sides, Jus- Passenger and Freight Daily except Sunday. the endorsement of the assembled wisdom of the Democratic party. Ra- iiuo wumiaey aeciaea favor of the defendant, and and refused to send up ihe case to the Inferior court. II you are in need ol anything In the furniture line, yon will find It to tout interest to give mesa call before purchasing. The greatest display reliable goods for the least money.

D. A. 8MITH. ebU-tl U5 Princess street. MF.

CBOOM CO, Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars. We keep a full line of C. Corn Whiskey, Apple and Peach Brandies, Pennsylvania Kyes. Kentucky Bourbons, Pure Cognacs (Imported). Gins.

Bitters of all kinds. Sherry Wines, Port. Champagnes and Dr. Humphrie's Puts Black Berry Brandy, tat family use, which we seUforOOhr With thanks for past favors and aoUdtinc a oontlnnanca of same, J2S.tf F. CROOU CO.

and frr- 4 its 111. S3 Emertoa Aucro aru uuw uiree canaiaatea in a. imcago man on a witness stand the field, with strong folio wings for A.M. 7 8 07 10 8 23 8 43 817 23 Special Notice. 400 BOXES TOBACCO.

60 CADDIES TOBACCO. W.OOO CIGARS, 15,000 CHEROOTS. 5 Barrels GAIL AX SNUFF. lO Barrel RAILROAD MILLS SNUFF. 25 Boxes RALPH '8 8NUFP.

10,000 SALEM PIPES. lOO Gross MATCHES. TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Bpbisg Judge Gilmer. I Fall Judge Clark.

Henderson Feb 13th, July 16th. Burke March 5th, Aug 6th, Caldwell March 19th, Sept 3d. Ashe March 26 th, May 28th, Aug 20th. WatougaAprU 9th, June 4th, Amg Mitchell April 16th, Sept 10th. Yancey April 30th, Sept 24th.

llcDoweU My 14th Oct 8th. SLKTESTS JUDICIAL DDTERICT. Bpbiso Judge wo Kuueraaiurai nomination, mere leu in a aeaa taint. He was telling the truth and the novelty paralyzed may be several others when the con mm. iew urieans Jricayune.

vention assembles or by the time it casts several ballots. All these aspirants and their followers, except one. Tabor I LoriJ. Baniunl Bay too re PrlTetU JCoa way tTvIcrnP 8tatiflj Now. that steps are beincr taken J2 AU of which I am selling at lowest factory cut off natural gas in Buffalo, suppose we propound the conundrum Mew are destined to or less disan- Also offer 200 bnhel RTiirn iin A'a 88 18 83 18 47 A.

If. Ha carslst bests wtA i' tocxef yr p-it- About uongressT I'i I vmimenu mere is to oe only one nominee for governor. Let all be It will be to yoar interest to Eire me a call Dexpre porchasixv elsewhere. Respectfully. -xaTi-tf 8A11UEL BBaE BB.

Fall Judge Gilmtr. s.u.. xirr. lux u4uiv. Li..