The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor A Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY. JUNK 7. 1884
Kotared at thm Poatoflca at WUmlnstoa.N. C.
at aceoad-cla matur.
AUEPUBLICAN iM.ATFOUM
MADE OUT OF IJE3IO
CKATIC LUMBER.
V jield pitach of our space t-Iay
to the publication of tbo Kcpubl can
pklform fur the campaign of ISrfl. es
adopted at tbe Contention hvll in
Chicago Uiit vrwk. Ia the number of
laiUnceJ It I a bairiaccd a Joptic n ol
tbo time-bonorc ! principle of tbe Dew
ocrmtic partj tb very r"rincip!c ua
!,. whirh that Drtv will achieve a
t irnal Tictory in tbe Presidential iron
test thb year. Tbo pitched up platform
U at follow:
Thrt Uponblicaof of lh United S'atci
in National Convention aicmbkd, re
new their allegiance t Hits prmci-
6lMDoa which they bavo tnuuiprit-u
in sir iucccsire PresiJcatial election
sad congratulate tho American jcopk;
on tbe attainment ot so many results
in legislation and administration, by
th ninublicai rartv has. aftr
serine the Union, done so much t
it Inttttutioiia tut, cnual ana
beneficent, the safeguard ol liberty,
and trc embodiment of the bear thought
and highest purposes ol our citizens.
Th Rnnblican party hat gained its
streofto by quiet: and faithful respons
. tth demands ot the oeoplc for the
freedom and equality of all men ; lor
rmf At nation, aianda tho rights
all ritlzAni. lor the elevation or labor.
(., n hnnott fTlTTCneV. tOT DUfitV ID
WUHtlnn. and ior integrity and uc
nnitsi Ut In all denartments of the
rovernment; and it accepts anew tbe
Saty of leading in tho work of progress
and reform. t t . ,
V lament tho death of President
Garfield, whose sound statemanship,
lonr conipicooQS in Congress, give
Ua ol a strong and successful ad
minislration, and the promise was fully
realized daring the snort penou 01 nis
offlco as President of the United State ?,
lit riutlnraishcd success iu war and in
peace have endeared him to the hearts
Iolha administration of President
Arthur we recognize a wife, conser
raUver and patriotic policy, under
which the country has been blessed
with remarkable prosperity; and we
btlieve his eminent services arc entitled
to and will receive the hesrty approv
al of every ritaen.
U Is the first duty of a good govern
ment to protect the rights and promote
the interests of Its own people. The
largest diversity of industry is tbe most
productive of general prosperity and of
tbe comfort and independence ot the
people. We therefore dumand that tbe
imposition of duties on foreign imports
baa bo made, not for revenue only, but
that, la raising the requisite revenues
for tbe government, such duties shall
bo so levied as to afford security to our
diversified industries, and protection to
tbe righu and wages of tbo laborer, to
the end that active ami intelligent labor,
as well as capital . may have its just re
ward, and the laboring .man his lull
share in the national prosperity. Against
the so-called economical system ot the
Democratic party, which would degrade
our labor to tho foreign standard, we
enter oar earnest protest. Tho Demo
cratic party has failed completely to
relieve the people of the burden ol tax
ation. The Republican party pledges
itself to correct tho inequalities of tbe
tariff, and to reduce the surplus, not by
the Yicious and indiscriminate process
of horizontal reduction, but by such
methods as will relievo tho tax payer
without injuring the laborer or tho
great producUvo interests ot the coun
try.
We recognize the Importance ofiheep
husbandry in the United States, tbo se
rious depression which it is now expe
riencing, and the danger threatening its
future prosperity, and we thereloro re
spect tho demands of tho representa
tives ot this important agricaltural in
terest for a readjustment of tbe duty
npon lorelgn wooU In order that such
industry shall have lull and adequato
protection. '
We have always rocomraended tbe
beat money known to tho civilized
world, and we urge that an cflort bo
made to unite all commercial nations
In the establishment of an international
standard, which shall fix for all tbe
relative ttatoa of gold and silver coin
age. The regulation of commerce with
foreign nations and between tbe Stales
is one of the most important preroga
tive of the General Government, and
the Republican party distinctly an
nounces its purpose to support such
legislation as will fully and effectually
carey out the constitutional power of
Congress over inter-Stale commerce.
Tbe principle of public regulation of
railway -corporatiocs is a wise and
atutory one. for the protection of all
classes ot people, and we favor legisla
tion that shall prevent nnjust discrimi
nation and cxessive charges for trans
portation, and that thill prove to the
people and to the railways alike, the
lair and equal protection of the laws.
We favor the establishment ot a
National Bureau of Iabor. the enforce
ment of the eight-hour law, and a wise
an judicious system ot general educa
tion by an adequate appropriation from
the National revenues wherever the
tame is needed.
We believe that everywhere the pro
tection due to citizens of American
birth must be secured to citizens of
American adoption, and we favor the
settlement of international differences
by international arbitration
The Republican . party, having iu
birth la the destruction cd slave labor,
to the end that all mea may be free
andequal.is unalterably opposed to
placing our worklngmen in competition
with any form of servile labor, whether
at home or abroad. In this spirit we
denoonce the importation of contract
labor, whether from Europe or Asia,
aa an offence against tho spirit of
American institutions; and we pledge
ourselves to sustain the preient law
restricting Chinese immigration, and to
provide sach farther legislation as ia
necessary to carry oat its purpose.
The reform of the civil service, aas-
Dleionslv beiran under ReDublicnn ad
ministration, should bo complete! by
the further extension of tho reform sys
tem already established by law to all
flradc of service to which it is applica
ble. Tho spirit and purpose of reform
should be obf erred m all or the execu
tive appointments, and all laws at va
riance with the.ob.'ecu of the existing
reform legislation should be repealed.
m the mil lhat tho dancers of treo in
stitution which lurk in the power of
r.fn.-Mnl natronnro mav bo wisely and
f!W-tuiIir avoided.
Thft rmhlie lands arc the heritage cf
the h-odSo ot tho United States, and
should be rpterved as lar as possible for
small Logins by actual seiners, it e
are pjiKd to the acquisition of Jare
tracts of these land by corporations or
Individual, and especially where such
holdings are in the bands of non-resi
dent aliens; and we will endeavor to
ititiin ssnrh Iffislaliori as Will tend to
furrtfithUtvii. Ws demand of Con
trn ihft strfcdv forlriturti of all land
csruti? 4 irhi.!i hart laiis"d bv reason of
nlsanre with the acts of incor-
rnmtii-i in n'i easts wheio there has
beeu i.o attempt in tfoi faith ti per
form the ecnditi i. ol Mich grants.
The grateful thanks of iho Amcncin
Miml nr due to the Union soldiers
acd iailurs of the bte war. and the He-
publican jsr:y stand pleaded to suita
ble nprwiiina for all who are disabled
.nt f..r th widows and orphans of
those who. died in war. The Republi
can nartv alo ilcdg S itsclt to the re-
nt-rt ih.. lini'tation contained in tbe
arreisact ol lbT8, so that all invalid
soldiers shall fharo alike, and these
shall bezin with the date of
disability or discharge, and not with the
daio of application.
Tht Renublican par! v favors the
policy which shall keep from entaneling
alliances with foreign nations, and
which shall give us the right to expect
that foreign nations shall relrain from
which seeks peace and trade with all
powers, but especially with those of the
wc3tern hemisphere.
7 demand the restoration ol our
Navy to its old timo strength and
pffiMoncv. so that it mav in any sea
protect tbe rights of American citizens
and the interests of American com
merce: and we call upon Congress to
. ? i
remove too ouruens uuuer wuicu
American shipping has been depressed,
so lhat it may again be truo lhat we
have a commerce which leaves no sea
unexplored, and a Navy which takes
no law from superior force.
Jksouxd. That the appointments by
the President ti offices in the territories
should be made from bona tide citizens
and residents ot the territories wherein
they arc to serve. x
J.'esoh'cd, lhat it is the duly ci con-
. i ii
greas to enact sucn laws as snau
promptly and effectually suppress the
svsteui of polygamy within our terri
tory, and divorce the political from the
ecclesiastical power of the so-called
.Mormon church, and that the law so
enacted should bo rigidly enforced by
tbe civil authority if possible. nd by
be military if need be.
ficsolucd. That the people of the
United States, in t heir organized capac-
ty, constitute a nation aud not a mere
confederacy of States. Tbo National
iiovernment is supreme within the
sphere of iu national duty, but ihe
States have restored rights which
should be faithfully maintained. Eaoh
should be guarded with jealous care, so
that tbe harmony ol our system ot gov
ernment may be preserved and the
Union kept inviolable.
Tbclperpctuity of our institutions rests
upon tbe maintenance or a f reo ballot,
an honest count and correc- returns.
We denounce tho fraud and violence
racticcd by iho Democrats in the
Southern State3. by which the will of
ho voters is defeated, as dangerous to
the preservation of free institutions and
solemnly arraign the Democratic party
as being the guilty recipient of tne
fruits of such fraud anl violence.
H e extend to tho Republicans of tbo
South, regardless of their former party
affiliations, our cordial sympathy, and
pledge to them our most earnest efforts
to promote the passage of such legisla
lion as will secure to every citizen, of
whatever raco or color, tbe full and
complete recognition, possession and
exercise of all civil and political rights.
MISCELLANEOUS..
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beaten bv Wind and Rain
SAILORS 01 THE SEA AND LABORERS OH THE
LARDHELP FOR THE LARBOARO WATCH.
There U so telltnx the force of the wind;
and tbe height an1 roah of the mt was simply
appalling. W hen Coral h. the boatswain, and
mviielfcame down from aloft, after furling
tbe main royal we were wet through and half
dead from the hard toll and the exposure."
So aald the mate of the Grogvenor," when
i.ttnr th lnrlilnta of an Atlantic ctcIodc
alter nearly a'l the crew had mntlnsd and left
the tblo in bot to escape panisnmcni.
m f.-hmics who labor upon .lorry bnUdlnn;
crpeters. masons, palnteraaad Lrla layers.
- . . . wam ibIIa . i .Haft
may oe cauea s s.m uio Miwiv,
their numbers are not more largely oeeimareu
by arcldent and disease Is a maivaL Mr. Ja
bet ltogers. tack pointer, boose painter, etc..
of So. CCs Maduon street, nicaxo. over a
plp and autumn fire, aald t your correlpon-
"So, I sm only a young man et uurty-nve-
that'a all ; bat the kind ox ora i ao tens on
fellow's looka ana consmuuon. uact eprinaj
I was about run down wiro orer wotk ana
uoiraro. 1M4V1ubuwdkb7 hwihuj
ier last r.ade oat to oversea my men in
mrt nf hlf and half war. 1 ibousht I wa
nltTcdcatiir troou ana au. 1 was racaeu
with a cough, stop' fled with a cold, and turn
nd d stbto-1 with Hhcumatlam. Do? 1 took
DARVf R'S TflMIO and it cured mc. Those
three word- tell the a ory it cured me."
To all rrsnns subject to risk from exposure.
PARKER'S TOXIC will commend Itself It pu
rine tae iUuud. incites ue torpta uvcr to
healthy activity, and opens the pores of the
skin. This Is the season or out-doors perua m
health. Keep tho Tonic near you t rices, 10
cent and Si a boU e. UlSCOX Jt Co.. Uhem-
UIb, New York. may iu aw lm nrm
LARGE SUPPLY
JUST
-AT-
Slit!
116 Market St.
Another Assortment
KAIIiKOADO, CZc.
Wilmington, Colnmbio
& Angnsta R. 11. Co.
. -. '- ..'..
Offics of GzrauAL SuFKaurnutDKjrr. i
WUtaHurton, N. dT May 9. lSi 4 I
OF-
Braided Jerseys,
Embroidered White Dresses,
Wide Embroideries,
Nainsook Checks and Stripes,
Marseilles and Pique Welts,
Persian Lawn and Linens,
Tuck4n and all our Embroideries.
SPRINGFIELD HAMS! )n
JUST RECEIVED.
These IIAM3 are the FINEST sold In Wll-
mlngt&, andCANNOT BE EXCELED.
3,000 Yards
Remnant Embroideries,'
Cheap'!
Extra Jobs
In Silk Sash Pubbon, Black end Col
ored Silks.
Besides a Complete Assortment of
of every variety and of tho BEST QUALITY
received fresh every week.
P. L. BRIDGERS & 00
AND
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
All at Very Low Prices,
-ATr
jane 2
HO North Front St.
Backache, stitched in the tide, iolla
ion and soreness ol the bowels, are
syuijtoms of a disordered state of the
digestive and assimilative organs.
which can be promptly and thoroughly
corrected by the nso ot Ayer s Uartnar
ic run. as uinner puis, ami us
aids to digestion, they have co equal
They cure constipation.
. - - -
(icr.eral (i rant has given $300 for the
proposed Loniedera'e Home.
How to Shorten Life.
The receipt i i simple. You have only
t take a violent cold, and neglect it.
A be met by. the great English surgeon,
asked a lady who told him she only had
a couih: "What would you have?
The plague."' Beware of "only coughs.'
The worst cise can. however, be cured
byPK. VM. HALL'S BALSAM, lor
tho LUNGS. In Whooping Coueh
and Croup it immediately allays irrita
tion, and is sure to prevent a fatal ter
mination of the disease. Sold by drug
gists.
A New silver vault, to hold $75,000.
000, is bcinr put into the treasury build-
irg at W ashiogton.
From Every Point ot the Com
pass come the orders or SOZODONT.
Never has such a demand arisen lor
any article of the toilet. Its most
constant patrons are anion? the sex
born to be admired. Good looks con
ed late, beauty facinatcs. White teeth
do more to augment personal comeli
ness than any oilier facial characteris
tic. The ladies know this, aad either
to render the charm lasting orlto secure
it wfcea wanting, apply SOZODONT,
the rxoit cfltctito of tocth prepara
tions. Use it systematically.
In India the natives have hoarded
1.000,000,000 in gold, which cannot
be got into circulation.
- 1
Mother Swan's Worm Syrup
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathar
tic; for fevenshncss, restlessness,
worms, constipation.
cod
This year's cotton crop in the South
is figured at 5,700,000 bales.
Furniture.
IUL1 STOCK OF IS VEBY D5U-U-
TiUN OF rUBXITURE.
MOSQUITO KETS.
MATTRESSES,
8IIADES,
COTS,
MEAT SAFES, Ac, offered low at
D. A. SMITH'S,
Furniture Dealer, N. Front Street
Jnly.
M. M. ICATZ',
116 UTarket St.
mayJ9
New York & Wilmington
Stcamsliip Lire.
-nt I 1
A
1IOBSE3,
For Sale.
PAIR OF BEAUrifUL CAKRI AGE
well matched, good travellers.
docile and kind. AUo, several nice buggy
horsca. . : , :, ... :.. ,'...
FOB II IRE Horses and Vehicles of varU
ous kinds lor a .drive orjfor a.trlp to the
Sound.
mw Special arrangements made for convey
ing lamlly parties to the Sound.
HOIINQSWOBTH A CO.,
-Livery and Sale Stables,
may 21 Cor. 4th and Mulberry sta
A-Great-Problem.
TAKK AU. THE
KIDNEY & LIVER
Medicines.
PURIFIERS,
BTEAMERS
-
WILL 8 AIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY
SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
REGULATOR Saturday, June 7
BENEFACTOR. Saturday, June 14
REGULATOR Saturday, Jane 21
BENEFACTOR Saturday, June 28
Throurh Bills leading and Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Points
in North and South Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
H. G. SMALLBONES, Superintendent,
Wilmington, N. C
EGER. Freight Agent,
r, xc
THEO. G.
85 Broadway. .ew York.
WM. P. CTLYDK Jk CO.. GeneraJ Atrnnta.
may 81- :
Baltimore Wilmington
Steamship Line.
RHEUMATIC
Remedies.
STEAMSItiP
DYSPEPSIA
WILL SAIL FROM
And Indigestion Cures.
AGUE, FEVER,
And Bilious Specifics.
BRAIN & NERVE
Force Revivers.
GREAT HEALTH
Restorers.
IN SHORT, TAKE ALL THE BEST
qualities of all these, and the best qual
ities of all the best Medicine of the
World and you will find that IIOF
BITTERS have the best curative quali
ties and powers of all concenlrated in
them, and that they will cure, when
any or all of these, singly or combined.
SATURDAY .......MAY ?1
FROM
"WTisd:isrc3-Tosr
WEDNESDAY. JUNE
Through Bills of Ladlcsr and lowest through
rate guaranieea to ana rrom points Ion the
Ball Roads and Cape ear River.
ALSO,
To and from Boston. Providence. Philadft
phla and all Western ciOe-.
For Freight Engagements, apply to
A. 1. CAZATJX,Afrt
Wilmington,: N. G.
ANDREWS, & CO., Agts.,-
3. W. Corner light and German Sta.,
may 26 Baltimore
Change of Schedule.
N AN1 AFTER MAT lltli 18S2 .t
3 50 a.. iL. the foUowln Paissenirer fiched
u c w uj w run on tnis roaa : ,
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DALLY No3. 4
Wcetand 47 East.
Leave Wilmington 9.05 P. M
Leave Florence : 2. 40 A 11
Arrive at C. C. & A. Junction...... 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia......... ........ 6.40 A.M.
Leave Columbia........ 9.55 P. M.
Leave C, C. & A. Junction.. 10. 20 P. M.
leave Florence ........,.. 4.50 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington. 8.5i A. M.
iNioHT Mail and Passenger Tkaih, Datlt
I AO. 0 irtSi.
Leave WIlmiEgton - .10.30 P. M.
Arrive at i iorenc 1.45 A. M
MAIL AI'D PASSESGE-R TKAIN DAILY
No. H East.
Leave rwrence at p. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 8 05 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Fl3alngton, and Marlon.
rassengers for Columbia and all points on
& C. R. It., C, & A R.R. Stations. Aiken Junc
tlou, and all points beyond, should take the
40 Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Augusta on
Train 10
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.
Local freight leaves WDmington daily ex
cept Sunday at 7.10 A. M.
JOHN F. .DIVINE,
General Superintendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
may- u
UOO thre lire Your
id each county. Addrew iL
CO., Phllade phla. Zittt?
it
Instead of Unlmenta. L.!!. .
The Science ofLiffej:t,
BT MA11. POST PAID.
Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company.
OFFICE OF GENIlHAL S0PKK1NTENDENT,
WIlmlgton. N. C, May 9.18S4.
!
Change of Schedule,
ON AND AFTER MAY 11th, 1S84, AT 9.00
A. M., Passeneer Trains on the Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DAIIf
NOS. 47 NOBTH AND 4S SOUTH.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depet, 9. CO A. M
Arrive at we won z.ao r. i
Leave Weldon 2.55 P. M
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front St.Dpt, 8.35 P. M
Fast Thkough Mail & Passkngeb Tba7k
Daelt No. 40 Sooth.
Leave Weldon.. 5.45 P.M.
Arrive at Wilm'gton.Front St. D'pU 10.101. A3.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAIL1
No. 43 North.
Leave Wilmington 8.35 P. M.
Arrive at Weldon 2.35 A. M.j
Train No. 40 South will stop only atWilefon.i
fcroitlsuoro ana Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocif
Mount for Tarboro at l.i'O P. M. and 4.30
M., Daily, i Sundays excepted). Retu
leave Tarboro at 3 P. M. and 10.00 A. fcl Da
Trains on Scotland iNecs Jtsrancn iwad leve
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P M. yRe-
turning leave Scotland Necfe at 8.1) A! M.
daily except Sunday.
rn . trA a - A . . it. -i
don for all points North Dally. M rail vis
Richmond, and daiJy except SundF via Bax
Line. i
Train No. 43 runs daily and maKs close con
nection for all Points North via ll;hmond aud
Washington.
Ail trains run solid between Wlainirton and
wasnmgion, ana nave i'uuman
ers attached.
For accommodation of local trfel a passen
ger coach will be attached to localreight leav-
mg limmgson ai b.w a. &i.
Sunday.
JOHN F,
General Suuei
T. M, EMERSON, Genera" Passfeer Aent.
may a
KflOW THYSELF.
A0REAT MEDICAL WCRl MbIwT.V
Exhausted YItaMtr v KkiKll
Debility, Premature hecTbs r i T HZ.
of Youth. and the S l l&Jfc -Sj
from indiscretion or execifT . ""s
every man. young, mi idic wd
. . "f"0". caco one t wm v , " tat
able. So found by the Author J nT
enco for 23 years la euch , ,0st U.
beforfeU to the y,x "of
rages, bound la beauUfol French 5ltl
bo&sed covers, fuU gut ttfc
liner work In every 8cnem,,tKU.
and professional Ahan lS&fi
this country for $2.50, 0 the i?
retnnded In every Instance PrS2ey
by mail, post-paid, lllustrtuve ,J5,!y U
Send now. Gold rnai JES&P&t
oy me auonai Medical Ass-v-t..,
officers of which he refers Utio. kJ
The Science of Lite shou'll bs tA
young for instruction, and b? th.
relief. It will benefltall 1Z13
There Is no member f foclpTT
book will not be usefnl, wheth,TnBT,
guardian, instructor or cfrrtvSJ
Address the Peabody MeSfr
Dr. W. II. Parker, No 4 SU'1
Uoston. Mass . who UM? W
diseases requiring ii i!
Chronic and obstinate rtW.P.t.I?!r1t.
baffled the skill nf In f .J h
physicians a specialty HEAI
treated successf nl- i
ly without an in- I M YSC
stance of failure. Menu-m thi.TT-T"
may 19 daw 4w .-rT.
F
dly except
TINE,
endent.
Carolina Central
Company.
Offick of General S UPERiNTi&ENT,
Wilmington, N. C, May 1034.
Sash, Doors, Blinds.
.. ". . -..-.-"
.White Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass,
AGtNCY FOR A. Y, ESAHEL PA1KT
CO'S BEADY PREPARED PAUtl
LL AND EXAMISE OUH GOODS 155
ge our prices before purchasing. TUta
t our Paints are from the celebrated F
es of Wetherlll 4 Co., and narrisoa Sm
Co.,Jls:suiSclent guarantee lor thetr qaaSi
id purity.
A fine line of Cooking Storettt fictor
Prices, in addition to oar large lad ha
HAEDWAEE STOCK, -
to which your attenUonta reBpecthjlljhTtoi
reptf2
NATITL JACOBI.
10 South Iron It
First National Bank of Wilmington.
CAPITAL STOCK........ ft
SURPLUS FUND.
Change of Schedle.
f! AMI AJrTlSR MAY 12th, H4, THE
following scneauxe
Rallroaa :
No.
this
M
M
M
M
M
will be operati on
PASSENGER MAUj AND EXPREfiTRA IN
Dally except Sundays.!
1 Leave W limine ton at. ... . Jzsn
No. 1. Leave Raleigh at JUi t.
I Arrive at Charlotte at fe.OA.
1 Leave Charlotte at fc t
2. Arrive Raleiarh at. a '
i . j " r: . . .
i Arrive ai w limmgton at. . .ia A. M
Passenger Trains stou at recrKlbtqHnn.
only, and points designated In the fepanyi
X1xjqq Tatlc wr:
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSENUEIma ri
EXPRESS AND FREIGHJ.
Dally except Sundays. P
'n n ) VU.I iUL t. ............ a p Vf
f ahtc at. uciuy.. ......... I nT
13. A. M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close eooTH
Hamlet wlthiR. & A. Trains to andrJ aT
eigh.. V H
Thxoczh SlccDlnar Cars between v!l ri v4a
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Chaiiak
Western N C R R, Asheville and poiitWest.
Also, for Snartanbure. Cireenvlll h,no
Atlanta and all points bouthwest. I " '
L. C. JOH1
F. W. CLARK. General Pasaenc
1 " CT -T i
No. 4.
Arrive at Charlotte...
Ieposits received aad eoUecaoaM
all accessible polnfejln the UnltedJBtt
DIRECTORS
E.E. 2URRUSS, D.O. W0BI
A. MARTIN, JAiLSntn
GEOEGE.CHADBOURS.
OrriCKKS :
E. E. BUEEUS8.....
A. K. WALKER
W. LA REINS.
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JACKSON &BEU,
Water Power Printers
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BOOK-BINDERS.
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raent of tbe kind to be found ' L &
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Send In your orders during ViVe
son, and have them executed at e
possible prices.
Kerchner&CaWerBrcs-
WHOLESALE
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offer for sale a full line of
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A TMOSACB7S, IMi SECOND STREET.be-
mmn lfaiViitinil Ti In i n Tmy
tail. A Uiorongn. trial will gire DOSl- Uemen'a goods of every description, any solor
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tire proof of this. n a pair f your old Kid Glove.
may li lmaJtwnrm ; bot.XS-ix
LAP ROBES.
IN ENDLESS VARIETY., THE- NEST
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assortment of Trunis, Bags and Srdtajcver
uueic im misciiy. caotues. llarxe, Bag
giea, ruKittEB, uoau w aeons, 4c. arires
i tun mc uuirs. x ruQEs repaint d r the
only practical trunk mater in the Mat
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Next to D. A. Smith's Furniture rd
IfLOUR. SUGAR,
BACO, SALT,
KICE. MKAL,
CORN. OATS,
SNUFF. SODA,
LYE. STABCH,
CRACKERS. CANUT,
HOOP IRON. GI.UE.
NAILS, . BUNGS,
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