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THE GOLDSBOBQ MESSENGER, MARCH 4. 1 886.-DOIJBDE SHEf f- c : f-y r LATEST BYMAIL: The Cork boycott has been 'com promised. ; '' ' ' ' . fell in Greenville on Satur day niiht. The visible supply of cotton is 3, O10.407 bales. Emperor William is suffering from a fall at a State ball. The strike of the Texas i brake men has not been settled. j The strikes in the iron Ivrorks in Frauce are spreading. . The snow in Canada is general and trains are blockaded. The Vanderbilt party have left Sa vannah in their yacht. Fire at Gainesville, Fla., destroyed the ice factory; loss $10 000. A slight shock of earthquake was felt at Saratoga on Saturday. The manufacturers of Cohoes,N. Y., have granted an increase of wages. The Rothschilds have issued a ft per ppTit Brazilian loan of 0,000,000 at 95. The total'snbscription in New York, t . tie Hancock fund, is stated at $32, 800. The storm in New York continued on Saturday. Wind 51 to 56 miles an hour. ; On Friday, in New Orleans, Zuker- tort and Steinitz played a drawn game. The excitement in Germany regard ing tho exoulsion of the Poles con- I rr r;. tinues. ' The evidence soJTfar taken in the John Good e inauirv is favorable to Mr. Goode. The Georma magistrate who was arrested for fining an oyster pirate has been discharged. The Orleanists in the French Depu ties will not speak on bills for the ex pulsion of the princes. The Federal House of Representa tives pnt Saturday in a discussion on the State of the Union. Julius Menko, clothing dealer, of Atlanta Ga., has failed. Liabilities $10,000; assets considerably less. Pierre Lorillard's stables were sold on Saturday. Twenty seven thor oughbreds were sold for $149,050. The estimated reduction of the pub lic debt in February was $2.o00,000 Pension payments were $11,000,000. The examination of the leaders of t ie London riots at the Bow street Police Courtiwas continued on Satur day. A. J. Surratt, of Williamstpn, tried before the United States Court at Green vi lie for counterfeiting, has been acquitted Tbe first snow of the season in Au gusta, Ga., fell on Saturday night. Di-patches from Covington and other pi ces in Georgia report a heavy fall of snow. The Trunk line rate from New York to San Franeisco has been fixed at $59 25for first-class and $44 for second-class passage. The record of the female typesetters in a six daysT contest in Boston was better than that of the male typeset ters at the same place. Fire in Brooklyn. N. Y., on Satur day inflicting $100,000 damage on the Cypress Hill Railroad Company in depots, sheds, cars, &e.JJ .. Mr. Edward Phelps, United States Minister at the court of St. James, and his wife were on Monday presented to Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle. The Louisville Courier-ooumal rep resents that Mr. Watterson is steadily improving. This is the best possible evidence that he is expected to be able to resume his editorial dutities at an early day. Polygamist Cannon's son Hugh is a fugive trom justice. He is one of th lrks who assaulted Mr. Dickson United States Attorney. Hucrh ha. given leg bail. J. K. Curnmings, proprietor of the St. Louis Glass Works, an extensive establishment of its kind, filed ar tides of incorporation of his works as a corporative body. The management of the North Man ufaeturing Company Nrth Man Chester, Conn., has reduced the hours of work from twelve to ten without reduction of wnges. It is said that the nomination of Zachary Mont.omery, or Californi as asstaht attorney general for the interior department, has been rejected on account of his opposition to the pj4lic school system. Three masked robbers entered Cam eron & Co.'s store, at Brown wood, Texas, Friday niirht and secured $1,- roOO. As they were leaving, one of them as -hot and killed, and proved to ne a well-known painter, who lived in the town. THE STATE OF TRADE. General Irregularity Reported From .Leading Centers. (( AT -J New York, Feb. 27. Special tele gram to Bradstreet's this week show! the same irregularity in general trade ; conditions reported from week to week, from over a month past. The more encouraging accounts are from Chica go, Kansas City. Des Moines, Iowa,j Milwaukee, Burlington and Memphis. The improvement is chiefly felt iu dry i goods. While there are no new fea-1 tures in the (situation at Boston, busi-j ness there is in slightly better shape. J 'Most-staple lines in Philadetphia are; dull, except iron and steel and leading j textiles, which are more active. The opening of navigation at Baltimore results in better trade. On the other ,, hand, busines at Cincinnaii is not so active as it was one week ago; at St. j Paul it is generally quiet, and at San Francisco "quiet and irregular."! There as been no gam at Psttsburg. St. Louis advices are that the cityTs trade is improving slowly. Results due to the organization of labor are seen in the meeting of federated west ern coal mines at Columbus. O.; the C iL. l VT XT 1. success Ol me siriKiug xew xurh L: u .J cigarmakers; the stubborn attitude of 18 agaln Ottered, the striking coke burners and the western naiimakers as well as in the fact that most eastern cotton mills will pay a 10 per cent, advance in wages in the spring. Higher prices are demanded for dry goods owing to advanced wages paid operatives, but am Sri it auu- MIAKlIJIPACTlIJffilBD) ATI" Id 0 Oil ILIMl a .tiB h busbWbbbf (&1LW&&MR)9 Mo (Do When you buy Guano, get the Reliable Standard Guano, Prolific Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and Truck Fertilizer! I C3 c3 The Goldsboro Oil Company wish to call, attention of the Farmtri to their Standard Brand of Guano 2H with entire confidence, to Planters upon its superior merits, aiid add a few ot the testimonials which they received from parties who have uscl it. Tlie olloTtrlxig Testimonials Goldsboro Oil Company ; Goldsboro, N. C. Gentlemen I used Prolific Guano on my ctod of cnt'on last jobbers are more active. Wood prices year and ratde the lollo wing ust on six acres oi land, l applied me are not so firm as they were, as takings following per acre : 40 Bushels Cotton Seed, worth 6 00 40 BusheN Stable Manure, worth 2 50 40 Bushels G od Marl, worth 4 00 Add Cost of Mixing. 50 are light, but prices are, as yet. un changed. Wheat has been more active, for expert and the options have felt! the influence, prices advancing all around on renewed speculative in terest. The export demand has not been fully maintained. Coffee and sugar prices are urn-hanged, and grocery staples generally are depress ed. Pig iron is slightly stiffrr, but there is no change in price or demand. Anthracite oal prices are demorali- j zed at tide water, prices being shaded ! below last week's. Heavy production, accumulating stocks, indifference of jobbers and no new pooling arrange ment are causes. $ 13 oo I pplected six acres of same quality of land and applied four hundred (40(5) pounds "Prolific" Guano per acre, costing $6 00. I gathered two hundred (200) pounds of fceed cotton, per acre -more from the land on which I used "Prolific." I was so well satisfied from the result of this fair and impartial test that I htve.sold my seed to the Mill and expect to use "Prolific" on my next crop, exclusively. GEORGE W. BEST. Goldsboro Oil Company, Goldsboro, N. C. SriLONA, Johnston County, N. C. I have used and sold guano for several years, of different brands. : Goldsboro Oil Company, Goldsboro N. G. I find my customers like the "Prolific Cotton Grower Fertilizer" bett r Sirs The "Prolific Cotton Grower" I bought of you, through Mr than ny they have ever used. I fi -d it carries the cotton to maturity R j LaJtji,er last season gave me per'ect Batisftction. I tested four y keeping it green and growing until frost; it stands the dry and wet ro'wg ab,,ut 140 yardg oDg witn standard Fertilizers, and wcteM weather better than any I have used. I shall use the "Prolific" next; verv of the cotton. and th rows on which I put the "lWti." made 10 pounds of cotton more than the other Will use "Prolific year and cheerfully recommend it to my friends. P. II. C. DUPREE. next season. Very respectfully, CARROLL LANGDON. For Fifteen years 1 was annoyed with severe p in in my head and discharges into my throat from catarrh. ' My sense of smell was much impaired. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm I have overcome these troubles. J. B. Case, St. Denis Ho tel, New York. i find Ely's Cream Balm good for ca tarrh of long standing. M. N. Lasley, 1934 West Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky. Smithkieid, N. C. Goldsboro Oil r ompany, Goldsboro, y. C. Gkntlkmkn You wish to know how I like the "Prolific Cotton Grower" Fertilizer. I think it ihe best fertilizer I ever used. I trid it with four brands of standard fertilizer and found that it paid better! by itself than either of the others with 20 buh Is of cotton seed per : lRt yrar acre. I du 200 txmndsin the drill and from 50 to 100 oounds in with er" and the seed. My best cotton was where I used "Prolific Cotton Grower." ( .The "Prolific" will caus the cotton io open earlier and hold its own better thin any other I ever used. I cheerfully recommend it to any Messrs Borden Bros., Goldsboro, JV. C. Gentlemen I used forty five tons of the "Prolific Cotton Grower Fertilizer" last year. It is as good as any guano I ever used, and on sandy land or where cotton is apt to take the rust, I comider it the best. I will continue to use it as long as you keep it up to its present stnndanl. It being a home enterprise the manufacturers ot it ought to beencouraged, especia'ly when it is equal to the very best. Yours truly, V. A. SMITH. Smitiiield, N. C. Goldsboro Oil Co., Goldsboro, V. C. Gentlemen I used forty tons of Standard Guano on mv farm one who wants a fiist-class fertilizer. D S. AVEHA. M0TTS' PATENT COMPOUND ME TALLIC ROOF PAINT, Positively Fire f roof Absolutely Wa ter Proof -"Guaranteed.' Harnett County, N. C. Goldsboro Oil Company, Goldsboro, iV. C. Dear Sirs I take great pleasure in recommending the "Prolific Cotton Grower" to the famers. It is the best guano I ever used It kept my co ton ereen and growing until the top bolls matured. I wjil use the "Prolific" this year. Yours, very truly, i3. VV. LEE. Oi.e ol m tenants desired t trv the "Prolific Cotton Grow I ought one ton for him. an-1 saw ir. tested beside other brands. The weed where the "Prolific Cotton Grow. rr' was put was one quarter larger and the yield in cotton was one third more. It is every farmers' duty to buy the hest lertilizer. I shall use forty tons Smitiifield, N. C. Goldsboro Oil Company, Goldsboro, N. C. Deaji Sirs Last spring you came to sec me with a sample of the "Prolific Cotton Grower, asking me to sell for you and more par ticular to use it on my farm I did not like it, wa afraid to it it, m.d ! sold all I b ught except two sacks One I used on very poor and the other on improved land side by side with another high grade r ertilizer. l ne "rroi nc groweu on in couun quieter ana neid i' equai es better during the dr-ught than any other kind I ued. I ill fay, and mean exactly what 1 6ay, that if I had have used the MPri). lific" on my farm of 70 acres I think I would hav made at least five bales of ofon more than I did make with the kind I used. -All farmers to whom 1 sold thn "Prolific" say they are hlgb)y pU-asedivith its action on cotton and will have no other next season. ! R. I. LASSITER. of the "Prolific" this ear. Yours truly, WILLIS ft. AVERY. Smithfield, N. C. Goldboro Oil Company, Goldsboro, IT. C. Dear Sirs I have us-d several brands of Guano for tobacco, and last year 1 UMd the "Prolific Cotton Grower." I know it paid me better than any kind I ever used under tobacco or cotton. I used ten tons last year and will want ten this year. JOSEPH FULLER. Sampson County, N. d. Goldsboro Oil Company, Goldsboro, If. C. Dear Sirs I htve always been partial to certain brands! rf Standard Guano, but last year I bought a few tons of the "1'r lific Cofon Grower" from you at Smithfield and I found the "Prolific" far the best Guano I ever used It kept my cotton jreen until frost and caused the top bolls to grow larger. ' I will use the "Prolific." tins year, and advise those who want a first claf s brand of Gunno to buy it Yours, &c, SAMPSON WARKEN, ' The committees appointed by the upper at. tl lower houses or the Ger nrin Landtag on Ihe bills for the Ger manizing of the Polish provinces will report m favor of the Government's proposals, with the addiiion of some slight amendments. The cut in railroad fares to San Fianei-co has been speedilv followed by a still turtner reduction, until te- dav it is possible to travel from New York to the Golden Stnte on a first ci ss ticket tor. ifroj.ou. the distance across tbe contineut is about 3 500, miles', so that the rate per mile is about a cent hdu a uair. ror another tou a xraveier may go nrsi-ciass to Liver pool, making a journey of 7,000 miles, or neirly oru-hnd the distance around the world, for $100. The chief of the state of Columbia has isuei a proclamation forbidding the encouraging on the isthmus of hOstileprearatinns against neighbor ing nat'Hius.with whom Columbia is at present on friendly terms. The proc lamation furtherisays that it is the purpose of the government to prevent by all means the clandestine shipping of ai ms throuirh the isthmus with the object of fomenting or aiding revolu tianary movements gainst friendly nations in South or Central America. ' Itrnacio. chief of the southern Utes and head ehn-f of the Winanuchees; Buckskin Charley, head chief of the Menuehees, and Tabuchee, chief of Capotes, branches -of the southern Utes, are at Washington, in confer ence with the senators from Colorado. The delegation came here upon the invitation of Senator Bowen. whose purpose in the movement is to ascer- ti n upon what terms tne Indians wi l surrender their present reservn on and move into southern Utah. The n w c upy excellent agricr ltural lands, but are said : to be makii g no , progress at all as cultivators. This Company is doing busine ss under ( Patent Deed No. 251,91b d t.d January' 3rd, 1872, granted t Lorenzo D. Mot t of the University of Michigin, lor improve- i ments in Compounds for Preserving Wood and Metal. The lasting qualities of this Compound is the best known to science.) It is applied to the root boiling hot ,Con-! tains no oil to evaporate and leave the Mineral unprotected to the action of the; weather thi- is a very important advan tage this paint has over all ordinary roof paints applied cold, bich must, under the hot sun, dry and evaporate and wash off. The merits and durability of this Compound is endorsed, as to its tire proof qualities, by some of the leading papers of the South, viz: Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta Post-Appeal, Athens Banner, Au-J gusta Event-g flews, Memphis Appeal, Memphis Aavocate and Memphis Ava lanche. Some of the atx ve tire tests were ! luaoe in the presence of Chiei Cleary and i Capt. Ryan of Mi mphis.and Mr. M. Ban-j ner, ex-Chief of the Chicago Fire Depart ment. As to its merits in stopping leaks and durability on Metal we can say we have endorsements from a number f large property owners in this, as well as other States, b th North and South Let ters, written one and two years after this paint was applied to roofs belonging to the writers, s-t forth that this paint is the only roof paint thev have ever tried; that it does all that is claimed for it. We are prepare i to paint jour roofs, stop all leaks, and make shingles fire proof against ! all "rdinary exposure. We warrant our worK ana can at an times ne iound n nana to demonstrate, in lull, all our w ar rants. rami ou can use, n vou sideration its lasting at least four t five times as long as ordinary paints, which only cost about one half what we charge for ours. We guarantee it ici-l not wash ff; if it should, we live here and wilUre place it free of charge. If Ou want cheap and shoddy job3 we can give it to you, for twenty-five cents per square, in Asphalt Bu", bear in un,cedo not guarantee this. Only Motts' Metallic Compound do we guarantee. SLOCUMB & BAIN. Goldsboro, N. C, March 1 tf CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS OF PROLIFIC COTTON GROWER MADE BY MESSRS. LEDOUX AND RICKETS OF NEW YORK. Moisture Potish Ammonia Total Phos Acid Insoluble Phos Acid Available Phos Acid 7.4C 2M) 8 39 9.6-t 83 881 It is an established fact tht the Prolific Cotton Grower manufactured by the Goldsboro Oil Company has few equals and is not excelled btf any brand of Guano sold m this State as a Fertilizer for Cotton, Corn or Tobacco. The large number of Testimonials which the Company are receiving from Planters who have used this Great' Fertilizer, justify them in recommending it to ail who wish to use only a first-class Standard Guano. Address FOB SALE IX GOLDSBORO BY BORDEN BROS, and EE. WEIIi & BROS. TttE GOiBSBOBO Oil MltiS, j GOLDSBORO, N. C1. feb1& 1m THE DURHAM BULL FERTILIZER Manufactured Especially For Bright Tobacco ! f We guarantee every pound ammoniated with Genuine Peruvian Guano. Will not fire the plant in fry weather. Insures a Quick and Vigorous G'owrh. and a Large. S Sh rChZ Rnof BrLbt' R'Ch, Waxy Tobacco. Iutroduced and recommended by th. Wiing Planters xou can if .nnKS wherever used. Remember some Per. vian Guano is almost absolutely necosHry jou can use, n you ,aKe into con- t i .UT..,0 t?!k Tr,hu ti,l n.. t..u v.... ; ; a i The Durham Bull Fertilizer is acknowledged by Leading Planters throughout the S'ate as the FVst. Guano, for the price, ever used for Cotton and C-rn. uarnnteei tree from a 1 Firy Amnm niates or Shoddy Material o' every kind. These Goods are now fast, fec ming the LiltAlJhZll wherever ustd, because they give the Bet Results When jou buy The Durham Bull Fertilizer you eet Value Received. You are not buying Water and Sand. Every ton of our Goods are warranted to be Just is rep-eseuted. FOR RENT. A comfortable dwelling with six rooms, on Academy Avenue in LaGrange, N. C. Two acres of ground in the lot. Good garden, fruit trees, barn and stables. A nice home Apply to D.C. MURCHISON, febl8-2w LaGrange, N. C. BEST FERTILIZER In tlo. JVorlcl LiilE. $7 00 per ton, f. o. b. in 200 lb. acks. $1 00 per Barrel. Burning oyster shells day and night. Liberal discount ior large orders. Place your orders earlv and secure thp first shipments. WILLIAMS & HERRING, ew Berne Lime Kiln. jan22-w3m New Berne, N. C. For Sale by: Dealers at Most Rail Ro.id Points in North Carolina and Virginia. O F! a T I P I O A T E S i Mr. F. Q. Gattts. near Raleigh, says; "I used the Durham Guano along: side the Lister and I could see no difference. I am satisfied the D. Ji. is as good fertilizer as we have. Expect to use it airain. Mr. F. K. Weathers, of Mill Brook, says:-I used four and a half tons Durham Guano- Its as god as any I ever used. Mr. Ivehson Brooden, of Roger's Store, says Your Guano is all you claim for it. Mr. J. G. Cri'Ckbh, of Garner's, says: I can recommend it highly. Have used it two years. Cannot say too much tor it. Used three bran Is. Bt-st of all. Mr. B. A. Spencb, of Merry Oaks. fays:-The Durham Guano I bought of you I used along side Focomoke, and I assure you it was superior to it. It is god enough. j Xj O ' J. JLj A G- E N T B J. B. EDGERTON & CO., Goldsboro, ALKX GREKN . . v hitakers, AY OCK BROS "....Fr moi.t, WINSTON UKOS.,. ..Selm W. S. JOYNER "'. 7. Prinret nl N. N. N. N K C. ( G. U. C. co Layer ; Raisins, Currants. Citron. Dates Ac, just t hand at COGDELL & BARNES oct!5-tf yteam Bakery. ftrRnrfW ffntel- BaplmpQlinnl U1U,U1J JLLUllU uuiuuiuuup. 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