Wo wtll J kUJ to rwxtTu umxtau-u-it ens
from. oar fncb&t oo Anjr kni aii iacjcts
genenu laterenk oai
The ame of tae writer man tiirtx co fuT
olsbed to ctu eiu'tor r '
ComtQatticaOJunn coast tc wmun oa onlj
i. i . iiJ i') coiners, free
u: f
oue side at ta Mfer ; ...
rcrsOoailllm mum. be avoSyi.
r
.And it is espeomo; qj ' piracuiiriy tlsr.
stood mat the iotor tfoes not aiwaja enucrte
the views or corrcspondcata oriess so'tt&icd
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W I LM I NGTON, C'MONDA Y, OCTOBER 13, 1890.
.... i . if-M, r rrt'-'ny,
NO 257:
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NEW AD VKUT1 8 KM ENT8 .
l-iis in luvieiu iuc cum storage warenouse erecu ,
i most fHVorj-!eJ here by the Aruioiij Packiu Co. j
chil to the 11k of Kausas City, was ppeneil to-day
from Mr. P. Mi ifor inspection. It ii located oii the
ON
-5 it...-
' i it is !lia.uul
The 8iate Kalr. j . Tha coi storage Trlidne
l lie St ate Fair opens at Raleigh The cold storage warehouse erecU j
tu-uiwrrow under tne
aijlo auspices. A pee
YIKW tllNnffurimn..
avrvu IIUIU iU I . X 1
; wiisorihuys: j j ide of the railroad track at the f
! "The fcJtate Fair will open under ! upper part of Second atreet," and ;
; the most favorable auspice- Uti ! adjoins Messrs. W. E. Worth & Co.
tlie one o'clock train that came into ; ice factory. Mr. Jesse P. Harktiess I
u-ij;ii ji-Mcniay mere were 103 u me manager and. he will take : WeekirVeather crop BaUetiu. .
fir tickets Htld a crowil lins mi tilpaslirn ill Klihninv visitrtrK lironch '! ' m, , . . . .
Tim r.ci.infnf . . , . " ; . T " ine report 01 correspouuents . oi
1 ne receipts of cotton at this port the gather already. The hotels ami the establishment. The iirst cargo tbe Weeklv Weather Cro ulletin
- - ".j 1 ,vu' . uviniHjj;.MouWB nave more appuj . oi meat is expected nere to-morrow:;
;ca;ong fjiuu ever before. - TliuTAiid
ADTXKTl.Sk. HINTS
i iht f;14 iq pafirr money
Mi km r.itor'Huc.f Drateta
Kcntori-E cijdo'rf stpamshlp Jirc
C W ViTK.v--$am Jones Kong Kooks
Maiiazixc4vii Ubnry Association
I T iC K A ldkkmix-country Produce
FfusT National BiXK-ncport of conai'ioa
s N K.W Al VKICT13C.Ji:NTS.
REPJOVAL ! To 13 Princooo Gtroot,
(SEW AL.LEJf BUIlYlINCS)-
W. M:C
UM
MM
JUuttrma Factory and Cm dU AHtociatiou Oflicfa.
stucd"bv the North Carolina Ex-
See ad. of money lost. The iinder :ca',on ver brortf- Hiul will be at once placed on sale. . ,Wriiucut Station and State Weather
will be liberally rewarded; .ffrouuus are in perfect order 'audr'A large tWo-horse delivery wagon ; Service, co-operatio with the Uni-
Hot 1?ed Sa.h aTTd fl,. i i T" .ff ,,ibitM ure iu ,,aci- Tl,e i 7"1 be ployed. It should be uu ; ted states Sjual Service .how that
- " 1 t- - . 1 1 1 1 i f i! 1 1 i r;i 1 1 1 r uni KiinKiiiriA nnr.
by the N. Jacobi II dw. Co.
r T I I
-j, it.
1 1- !
..... tiv JViaiicjtfj
v. f fIf.ii!--3 the S3
h.irtlc t'oMsM hc.nd
. , . usi r.un g Iialitt:::l
, ..; of Fi3 13 tlli
cf : k:i:l ever pro
W tatc r.ml ac
. h. lottllst 11
ti::lv
Judge Meairea is in Charlotte and
will hold Criminal Court there thi
(4 isclu iul in it:
ur s:.''. n.r.a? Ii sulwlaiicrs, it:
Mti.t!;:ios connucml il
: u s.vl made it the moo:
'--jnvwcivku.wvii.
U-n r,f Fi -s i-5 for sale in bCk
-iilK:::es !v all lea.lin drug-
-Ti t Law it on Land will pro
i it rr rj;tlf fr auv one wli
VirtDtrrit- lo "'Jt accept anj
mRHIA. FIG SYRUP CO.
Stt F2CISC0. CAL
tjrrr. ir. iiv yoric, K. r.
COrtEKl K HI liLAMV.
inf'LKSALE lKt lUJlST,
g$ Wilmington. N. C.
the amusements more numerous
than ever. It is worth a trip to
Raleigh to see the Jaianese village
alone. The low rates the railroads
I lioira AfT 1 w . t I.. 41. . .
....,f i:.k... x i imiouimcu imuiiiii me iwwer ui
-i1U. iilXOV 18 SO Tlltirll innirnvod . .
" . ... w . v aii
in health that he is expected to re
turn hereon Wednesday.
b
A Special Assortment
r h:r brfsud. sail jiruhiies
uvnds r.i:oTHEi:s,
tf . i N.Froat street.
i .
Why, now I cannot get enough
to eat," says one lady who formerly
had no appetite, but took Hood's
Sarfttparillo.
-
Visitors tto our city should cer
tainly not fail to call on the N. Ja
cobi fid. Co. for anything wanting
iu their line. f .
Use Regal Ready-mixed Paint, and
have no other, if. you want a good,
durable article; for sale by the N.
Jacobi HdW. Co. V
: : i
We are sorry to hear that Bro.
Bonitz, of the Mescngcr is stil
.quite iick, but we hope to hear soon
of a steady Improvement.
I am -Manufacturers Agent for
Barbed and; ajl kinds of Wire, Com
blnation TTi,re and Iron Fences, Or
ders solicited. James I. Metts. t
Rain is severely needed here now
to lay the dust. Still, we ought not
to complain! as the cotton planters
are being benefited largely by this
weather.
Everybody is iu hitfh
The weather is pwrfect."
A Moving fale-
fl5T WILL JIOVE THIS vi:ek. it is
f r. Mxt. ArtM r.f urntture hare
i&4 w tt:n:s an nmied. We
F. An. r . w 9 j .tl . . .... If.
t rxt tr-fjora in.t.
XEEl & CO..
Furniture Dealira.
i f ''H i or. Mitu-t and second sts.
tee
SAM JONES
SONG BOOKS.
WES' HOOK STORE'
Nortli Ciiroiimi
BED RUST PROOF
3EED -:- OATS.
Our exchanges speak highly of
Milton Nobles' new piece, 'Sire to
Son." There will be a fine house to
greet him to-night as he is a prime
favorite here.
We have in stock an immense va
riety of Cook Stoves, all styles and
sizes. Prices away down and Stoves
guaranteed to give satisfaction. N.
Jacobi Hdw( Co. t
The State tFair opens at Raleigh
to-morrow. Among the list of mar
fehals we find the names of Messrs.
John D. Bellamy, Jr. and Walker
TayloV frpm this city.
I33
1 1 tAVE Jt r KEftlVED A FULL
5 X i..e i i.vts. w hlch are the best
lia ttu jiut a ljoinin states,
f li I t
f-aiTOIICLL&SO.V.
'1
CLYDE'S
A large line of Breech and Muzzle
loading Shoi Gun?, Air Rifles and
Pistols; all grades at lowest prices.
Wood Powder and sportsmen's sup-
rules just received. JN. jacooi now.
Co.
Forecast.
For North
fdl lowed by
Carolina, fair weather,
rain "in the northwest
portion and Stationary temperature.
Local forecasts from 8 a. iu. tc
day, for Wilmington and vicinity,
fair weather and slight changes in
temperature
Syrup of Fl,
Produced from the laxative and nu
tritious juice of California figs, com
bined with the medicinal virtues of
plants knovn to be most beneficial
to the human system, acts gently,
on the kidueys, liver and bowels,
effectually cleansing the system, dis
pelling colds and headaches, ami
curing habitual constipation.
Cli arch Accessions Yeterdr
There were nearly one hundred
accessions to1 the various churches
in thta city yesterday, a consequence
of the Sam jjones meetiogs in the
. U(n 4iatt iuab uiiarcii reenvett ii, r uiu otrccv m.
-x u-uawrs sra Kooserelt 8 k. tjhurch j; urooKiyn isantiec
Aticuo-ic. l.M. .'j Church 19; -Bhwleu Street M. E.
:t Wcdnesi3T. Octli vnurcii u, auu 01. vuwcw o a. ttcw,-
,f::::.:::::::vv s;ua11 rcent
j Saturday, uct 23 age of the above additions were re-
I ILHIXGTON leelved by letter.
Friday, uct It' There will probably be some ac-
Tuesday, oaa Church next Suuday. There were
45 iwc5 "l.ff.TTJ ' uone there yesterday, as Dr. Pritch-
4U inrd was absent. The Pearson meet-
pleri
t
tmr. DDlT to
LS. NuWrintj.n.l "IKS reSUIiel ,111 ttWUi w nu.V3ivu9
1 to He, TTaso11 mUltCD aito t,,e churches here, and. the .most
r.rtv.. MNew Tort .noted re vivaL immediately preceding
uSAYorr. i tlif, which was held iu Fifth Street
H A " :t " " ' OI,urcu h? tlje pastor In charge, re-
' M TliPilrrr- - Uiilrl In nlmut 300 accessions to th
fi I ! ...n...l..Kll hftlmt rliitrrh.
"au.actnn.r el cemetery, . , t.
U4ldli2wcrt
js :i0 North rrtint
trsxaicgtcn, jr. c.
retersou' tor November.
A Thanksgiving feast is offered in
Peterson's for November. . It is es
pecially rich in illustrations printed
on fine paper. Among the most
noticeable articles is a story "That
Akers.Girl,' by Rebecca Harding
j Da.vis, JKnick Knacks and Necessar
ies, a narrative telling what a wo
man's ingenuity devised in house
furnishing, with numerous illustra
tions showing the success of her ef
forts. 'Along Southampton Road,'
an illustrated poem by Minna Irv
ing. Kvery article in this "number is
worth of special mention. Next
year Peterson will reach its fiftieth
anniversary of successful publica
tion when it will be enlarged in
pages, with more abundant illustra
tions, fine paper, etc., thus adding
greatly to its attractiveness. Terms:
Two dollars a year,! with greatly re
duced rates to clubs. Now is the
time to start a club for 1891. Address
Peterson's Magazine, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Appointments to .Speak. f
Hon. Chas. M. Stedman will ad
dress the people on the issues of the
campaign at the following times and
places:
Burgaw, Tuesday, Oct. 21st.
Kenansville. Wednesday, Oct.. 23d.
Whiteville, Thursday, Oct. 23d.
Clarkton, Friday, Oct. 24th.
Latirinburg, Saturday, Oct. 25th
(at night.)
Charlotte, Monday, Oct. 27th (at
night.)
Concord, Tuesday, Oct. 28th, (at
night.) - ,
Salisbury, Wednesday, Oct. 29th,
(at night.)
Capt. S. B. Alexander will speak
at the places mentioned below on
the dates given:
Wadesboro, Oct. 14th.
Laurinburg, Oct. lpth.
Rockingham, Oct. 17th.
Wilmington, Oct 20th, (at night.)
New Hanover.county, Oct. 21st.
Whiteville, Oct. 22d.
Maxton, Oct. 23d.
Southport, Oct. 24th.
Shallotte, Oct. 23th. .
McKeithau's Store, Oct. 27th.
Albcrmarle, Oct. 29th.
Concord, Nov. 1st. ; t
Tlie Workliouae and tho Pen.
Following tea list of the convicts
and sentences recorded at tne re
cent term of the Criminal Court
There are 14 in ail, 3 whites and 11
colored, and the cases were all tried
in one week: ,
Dennis Home, assault and battery
with a deadly weapon, 16 months in
the Penitentiary.
Carl Mulat, Chas. Miller and Gat.
tav Fuller, three white sailors, lar
ceny, each 12 months iu the Peui-tentiary.
Dover Johnson, larceuy,3 years.m
Penitentiary.
Wm. Stewart, assault and battery
with it deadlv. weanou. 12 months in
- - - - .
the Penitentiary.
Stephen II. Anderson, Archey Mc-
Lauriu, Jabed Joslyn aud Simon
Holmes, larceny, each 12 mouths in
the Penitentiary.
Scipio Hill, assault aud battery
with a deadly weapon, 4 mouths in
the Work House. -
John Henry Melviu, embezzle
ment, C mouths iu the Work House.
Annie Davis, assault and battery
with a deadly weapon, months in
the Work Home.
Wtu. Gordon, disorderly conduct,
12 months in the Work House. :
on ice but is in a room entirely sep
arate, there being uo contact,
aud the temperature is kept stead
ily at the tiatue point Many visitors
have called to-day and have been
shown through the establishment
aud the workings and methods ex
plained toj them.
The Wiluilnc'ou Library Association
The Library of our city is coutinu'
ing to do . a good work here
Its rooms' are still open day aud
night for jour reading public and
Miss Sargent, the obliging and at
tentive librarian, makes the visits to
the same pleasant and entertaining.
We are glad 4o learn that Cdpt: W.
H. Bixby,! who has done so much
for the library in the past year, is
recovering from his severe spell of
sirkness and hope he will soon re
turn to improve still more, if possi
ble, the money facilities offered in
this attractive-library and useful
plaee. j.
Wilmington snonld be proua in
having: sucn a une room and so
amply supplied with first class read
ing matter, from the " days of yore
and up to the precent hour. Jet
our people - encourage, appreciate
and support this noble institution.
- i '
Suggestions for Reading,
From books or magazines to be
. , . ' A, 1ITI1 I X T SI .
iounu in me wiimiugoii jjiurury,
123$ Market street:
By the! Morning Boat, Sarah Orne
Jewett.
Back-yard Studies, W. Hamilton
Gibson, r
An Old Arithmetician, Mary E
Wilkins.!
The Acadian Tragedy, Francis
Parkman
J udith Shakespeare, William Black
flnli. a UiM'Ifl TTVliirfn T. Rpnnor
The Rival Ghosts, J Brander Mat
thews
A Flovfer of the Snow, Constance
The Butterfly and the Flower,
from the French of Victor Hugo.
A White Umbrella in Mexico, F.
Hookinson Smith. I
- The Old Bascom Place, Joel Chan
dler Hartis. ?
Nil's Gkrden. T. W. Higginson.
Roundabout Jerusalem, E. L. Wil
son.
A Love Story Rt versed, Edward
Bellamy. i
The KUby Heart, Hi. it. oiu.
The Toddville Raffle, E. M. Bacon.
Through the Gate of Dreams, T.
R. Sullivan. . -
A Deedjess Drama, G. A. Hibbard.
The New Methuselah, S. O. Jewett.
Peruilla; Karl Eriokson. 1 J-
Rudolph, Viola Roseboro.
Dolph Heylirer, Washington Irv-
St. Guido, Jlieliard;jenrietc
The Path of Duty, Henry James.
The London Ragamuffin, Dorothy
Teonant. Mrs. Henry M. btanley.
v. ' Use "Rough on Pain." Instant re- v. -nig c mar be
. I lief. 23 and COe. ROUGH ON CORNS. - . ---.-oor..?rfe
HrL : Liquid, 15f. Salve, 10c. Rough r ; perfect, u
j Worms. Safe, bare Cure. 2"r.
Don't! If a dealer, offers you" a
bottle -of- Salvation Oil .without
wrapper or labels, or iu'.i mutilated
condition, aontivucn t ' . wwj
if at any price there -Is sometiuug
may" o a uaugerous or
fit. insist upon
unbokcn, genuine
My Friends A Word With You. j
Do voulknow that every man who
desires to VQte ac tins election must
register anew? Even if you have
registered and voted before, you
must register again under the new
election law to vote this year. r
Do vou want the Republicans! to
carry" the election and have your
. I ' . -a a i
neighbors arrestea anu put. in iaiii
as in lotw-wr ii .not, rei;wiwttuuj
vote the Democratic ticket;
uo youiwisu tue negro 10 i ccm
trol of your country and State? ! If
not, register aud vote: for the Deiir
ocratic nominees. i !
Do you liot know tliat every negro
iu the State will register aud vote?
Then so must every white man.
Do you j waut negro Yankee sol
diers with drawn bayonets to meet
you at the; polls and dictate to you
how to vote? If not, 'be sure your
name is on the registration books,
aud do not fail to vote the straight
Democratic ticket.
: You can't register after Oct. 24th
so register at once. Don't say you
have not; time: take . time your
happiness depends upon it; the good
name and prosperity of your State
depend on it; honest government
aud white man's control depend' oii
it. Don't wait. Delay may cost the
defeat of the party. -!
- , Ed. Chambers Smith. t
Uhm n. uein, otate Li.,toia.
TThe literature on dress daring the
last 10 years would form an 'Impos ing
collection. : Equally carious atid
jiuposiugalto would be the collec
tion of all the empty bottles nsed iu
the last ten years for Dr. Hairs
Couh Cjrcp. .: 'l
ing the week ending last Saturday
have been in excess, and the rain
fall, deficient; conditions altogether
more favorable than those .which
have existed for several weeks. Light
raiu occurred on one or two days,
the remainder of the week beimj
bright and clear.' ".Almost 'all the
fanuers' time has been devoted to
cotton picking and gathering iu
corn, which;is fully matured. To
bacco has all been cured. It is
probable tlrit the damage caused
by the wet weather of preceding
weeks will not be quite so serious
as anticipated. The seeding of
wheat aud oats is progressing slowly
Light rain will occur during the ear
lier portion of this week, to be fol
owed by fair, colder weather. The
past seasou, on the whole, has been
an unusually favorable one and the
crops of cotton, tobacco, corn and
rice raised in this State are fully up
tosi or Ckioioria
A WHITE SETTER '.DUO. !mD1UM BlZB,
j v mui livcrfrpoiaon-caea eye ana one at
Hi root of talL which is lODg and bus an
swers to tho name or Unte. SwmM t At.
ened when last Foeo. The iinder wtu bo re- -warded
bv retnrnln5r htm fn t.hi nnir . mv ;
lniorniatlon k'adlnj; to hla recovery. Uo na
been gone since the; middle of July. oct 1 1 3;
YOPP BROC, ;
IIouso aud Sin Faintinrr
XO. 103 NOllCII SECON1J ST.
So charges made oa estimates. A ood
Country Produce.
i Onions, I'otatoes, i'oultry. Eggs, tc &c. ;
' - - ' . ' . -
i (ri.mluiilAn If aitti anfa
oct 13 If 110 No. Water fit,"
The Advantages Wo Offer to.
.f ... . . V.
rIAKO AND ORGAN
QU8TOMERS ARE: THAT OUR JNSTJJU-
ments are carefully selected by the under
signed and bought directly from the manu
facturer. We have a very large stoeir, com
prising all grades and styles, to select from.
AH our Pianos are delivered and twit in inn a
to, even above the average for many I the first year by two Competent tuners.
I As we are right here, we are responsible,
yea rs. . I which is nottheca?e when you sendJar llanos
or ouy rrom travelling agents, for when any
thing is wrong you may have a guarantee but
this does not repair your Instrument. By
economical management we can . sell you in
struments at least, ao per cent, lower than you
uns
Bucklen's Arnica SalvA.
The Best Saive m the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
ri tt a rn 4. i. rii r':","r'l:",,"y.' uuu iuh
lujeuiu, rover ourcs, ictier,-vuiJ- i nave 10 pay to trareiiing agents, for you have
oed Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all I to help pay their heavy expenses.
3kir Krnnt.inriR. and nositivplv cures I !lneAn?vruments youbuy from us are right
-j k -T7 y " 1 "ere ana consequently jou do not buy the
Piles, or no nav required. Itisguar-1 Cat in th bar. v
gtoa
have
amteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
ner box.
For sale by Robert R Bellamy,
wholesale and t a tail dT'jggist
TiEW ADVERTISE 81 KNTS
Lost,
(D07 IN PAPER MONEY, SOMEWJIEKE
in the Eastern part of the . city. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at
0Ctl32t THIS OFFIGI
I Over 300 Instruments sold hi Wllmlo
alone is the best proof that the minlta
confidence in our judgment and integrity.
oct,13 tf
B. VanLASB.
407 Ited Cross street.
October Magazines are Out.
lolDNEY," BY MARGARET EELAND,
O and "Friend Olivia," oy Amelia j. narr,
The Armonr Paefeincr Cts
QO.D STORAGE WILL BE OPEN MON
day. Oct. 13th, in full blast. And they extend
a etrdlal invitation to the Ladles and Gentle.
1YI OH tf rfl 1 1 of onr f 1 m a on" 1wtt m K a a mb -
" '-' - w lAMVa vuu uv
building and the f acuities they have to keep
their Meats. This house has cost between
liooo to $9,000, and everybody should visit this
building to see for themselves. "
The cold storage room la 40x22 feet, and It
are concluded in Atlantic and Century. Clark is finished off with the best cypress lumber.
VnoaAll hos n npa Rtnrv lTi.-T.1nnlnnot.t "Manv I 1
of the Magazines contain .sketches of cardinal I The ice chamber holds 75 tons of ice, 1VJ.000
Newman s ure ana woric. une sana waves at i nonnds The housp wiirn fumiihnii With n
Hatteras are accounted for in Scrlbner. Bel-1 P01"108- 1 ne aouse wm ne rurnished with six
lamy has something to say about "National-1 or seven incandescent lights. Our first car of
ism" 'in the Forum, and Daudet gives the
further adventures of "Tartarin" in Ilarper.
WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
oct!3tf , 123 Market street.
Beef, Mutton, veal, Tork, the celebrated Tin .
Tag Boneless Dams, and all kinds of San-
sagos, Cvi will arrlre Tues'lay'inornu.g. . r ' .
We have a free delivery wagon, and we hope
to make prompt deliveries. - .
Olir ftnff lllttnn Vnal ar.1 Dnob will W
WlLillNG.TON, at Wilmington, in tlie State I soia in an ine jaarKcts py some of the Butch-
of North Carolina,, at the close business, I trt " Jur '
. .1 ery respectfully, v
AKMIII H I'AI'KIKI! fit
- V ..V A
J. P. iiakknehs, Manager. oct 13 It
Report of the Condition
rV TUE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
.....$712,320 52
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.. ln,50l 39
U, 8. Bonds to secure circulation
Stocks, securiues, claims, eia
Due from approved reserve agents..
Due from otner national uaiiKs
Due from State Banks and Bankers.
Furniture and fixtures
other real estate and mort scares
owned... 23.90 10
rrniTpnt. nTnnnsf;s and taxes naid 3.rcil 67
rremiums on U. 8. Bonds..-. 1,500 00
Bills of other Banks I9,m) 00
Fractional paper currency, niciceis,
and cents..... ,
Jt I 1 Vl A FX -v trf rm trm
29-571 06
10,470 55
3.251 21
5,208 31
MONUA V, OCIOBEB ITIf.
- -
Engagement of t he Popular Favorite,
MILTON NOBLES, .
IN
Legal tender notes.......:....
Redemption iuna witn .v. s. 'i reas-
uier, 5 percent or eircuiaiioa. .
Total
LIABILITIES:
rJapltal stock paid in
172 06
lt& 00
18,800 00
(6
PRO H SIRE TO SON."
ricturesnueiJccnlcEfrects! Btartiint? Dra.'
1,33J OOlmaUc climaxes! Wholesome Comedy I Ex-
1 Qutsite Music I FauUlcss Toutiu
WUfXn W A POWERFUL DRAMA! KtTPEliRT.V AiVrcni
imofiO no
13.6W 30
S.S5I 50
44.990 (
2.098 50
Recnodi?eats at Yates' Saturday,
oct io 3t
Surplus fund
Undivided protlts..
National Bank notes outstanding
Dividends unDald :
Individual deposits subject to check 153.3-0 10
Demand certificates of deposit 279,153 22
Dae to other National Banks........ 35.927 49
Due to State Banks and Bankers....' 1.018 58
Notes and bills re -discounted... 144,217 11
1331.30? 80
DIAMOND DYEG
-AND-
Total
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Couktt or New Hxkovkb, es.
I, II. M. BOWDEN, cashir of the above
- . - . - .
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
IL M. BOWDEN, Cahler.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th
day of October, 1333. A. J. HO WILL,
- Notary Public
'Corract Attest :
GEO. CHADKOUliN,
i. IL. SMITH.
JAMES BPKUNT.
Directors.
mrjTQ . O A DT?T? ISPKINTED WITH
XfJLLu JTiiXXilviakmantactttml.tT
csrairmountlTtnu" iuk vvorcs,
. . - T. K. iVlilGUTttO, -
Tth Street and rcT-ylvanii avei. c?.
Diamond Fat-Stocking Ulack
FOR SALE BY
John B. Hanko,
' PRESCKIPTION DRUGGIST. .
107 North Third streetopposite cily UaU. '.
Ttl?phoiDB 1(P. - sep stf
VEHICLES! VEHICLES I
J OFFER FOK.SALEA LARGE NUMBER
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF J; i .
hf cond-Uaud T eliiclcs,
AH in good order and ready for Immediate -
oae. They will be sold very ,lo "sr lor eaafc cr '
good paper. -; ; .
Calfand ffetaood barjaln a 1 "'
" - WlllUS STAELE3,"'
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