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VOL. 5.
RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17,; 1879.
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FORfl-FiFTH OON0BEES.
Washington, Jan, IS. Sksatb. In
-e Senate Mr. VVindoto, of Minnesota
submitted the following: jj
Resolved, That with a view to the peace
- ful adjustment of all questions relating to
suffrage and the, effectual enforcement of
constitutional and national rights and to
the promotion of the best Interests of the
whole .country by the elimination of sec
tionalism from politics a committee of Sen
ators, to be appointed j 'Joy the cbaii,
'and charged wilb, the dity of inquiring
as to the expediency and jpracticability of
encouraging and promoting, by all just
and proper methods,4 partial migration of
colored persons from thiosa States and
Congressional Districts where they are not
allowed to freely and peacefully exercise
and enjoy their " constitutional rights as
American citizens, into such States as may
. desire to' receive them ' and will protect
them in said rights; or into- such territory
or territories of the UnitedV States as may
be proviueu lonneir use-anu occupation;
'. Mid if said committee sbaljj deem such mi
gration . expedient and practicable, that
j i ht-y u pon by bill or otherwise what, in
- J Uiijir judgment, is the most effective
, jiiethod of accomplishing that object, and
that said committee have lieave to sit dur-
ing recess. Laid on the table for -the
present at the request of Mr. Windom,
andVe gave notice that be would call it up
8.'K)nVer the purpose of submitting some'
rt marks in regard thereto, j
! '"jSlr BMne reported favorably on Mr.
Thurman's rtiolution to asmit Uon. Geo.
liriiDcroft to the privileges of the floor,
add it was unanimously agreed to.
Mr. Dorsey, of ArkaoBis,' submitted a
resolution calling upon thie Secretary of
tiie Treasury for a statement of all appro,
priations and expenditures from the .Na-.
tifTnal Treasury, for the purpose of paying
Uie expenses of- Indian Department trom
s J uly 1st, 179Q, to June 30, 1878. Agreed to.
' Mr. Thurman, from the ('Committee on
the Judiciary, reported with amendment
the; Senate bill to extend the- operation of
the act of February 27th, 1)875, ,to provide
tor setllemehts with certain railway com
panies forone year. t was placed the cal-
endar. - (It raters tq the ysjrious Southern
roads.) ' f
r The Sena'e during the rnjorning hour on
motion of Mr. Xogaii's took up the House
' bill providing for the ' payment of arrears
, . of pension. ; 4 "I ; '
The Senute passed the bifl granting ar
rears on pensions to personi entitled there
to datingjrqui the time of j death or dis-
charge trj'mi Service. It wijjl require about
18,000,000 to pay such arrears. The bill
was passed as it came from the House
without arnenduQcnt. t I , -
lloLsa. The Speaker 4nn0UBCed the
regular order fo llhe? confeideration of a
bid reported last night 'from the committee
on Ways and Means. to- facilitate the" re-
- funding of 'ibb national debt, and pending
question to be the patsaie of the bill,
Mr. Mills of Texas asked Mr.. Wood ot
iSiew Yurk to yield to him (for an - amend
, tnent, suljectiug all bonds lkreafter issued
' to taxatiuu. !VLr. Wood-declined to yield
for. that purpose and; the bill was then
visaed without division. j ;
The House is in committee of the whole
iq a bill fur the improvement of the Mi&
- sissippi levees. j I V,
The proposed Mississippi River Improve
ment Commission, io pons'iist Of five per
sons appointed by tne president, is tohave
charge of the surveys f that river and to
consider plans and estimates lor the im
' provement of its navigation and the pro
tection of its alluvial, lands. Upon the
preparation! and Congressibijial approval of
such, plans the Secretary 1 of War shall
cause the improvements to oe made.
T he bill appropriates two hundred and
fifty " "thousand dollars foi salaries and
the committee which reported it has added
an amendment appropriating three million'
- eight hundred inousanq donars forstreDgth-
yt ing tuts jussisaippi ijeyeca. j
.. . : Mr. Gibson " gave noitice that he would
'offer as a 'substitute an! amendmeut appro-
. priating two and a half millions dollars for
the improvement of tfje lississippi from
: the heafrt of the passes pf that river to the
mouth of the Illinois riverll
Mr, Reiagan gave nbtice of an amend- J
ment directing the" Commission to consid
er the practicability of improving the Mis
t sissippi by opening- addiiiulnal outlets into
the Gulf of Mexico. . f
Mr. jius oriered an amendment as a
substitute appropriating foijtr million, eight
hundred thousand dbilari to ; repair the
- vLevees and improve, the najvigatiou of the
Mississippi under the dietction of the
Chief linaineer of the armV'. 4
. Mr. Robertson, "of Lbuisiana. Chalmers.
of Mississippi, and Robinson, of Massa-
- chusetts, spoke m favor of the btlL Furth
er debate was postponed ko Wednesday
next ; the vote will be taken on, Thursday.
'Jhe F,kcaiH Indiauii,
Fort Robinson, Jan'K 151 Gen. Crook :
has ordered the pursuit of the (Jheyennes
to be continued. Company Jv 3rd Cav
alry, Capur Lawsuu commanding, has gone
to the'trout. -Company U. Capt. Wtssers,
will . j jin the forces to-morrow, and the
pursuit; will be resumed with Wessei's i
cpmrnanorng the entire force "of troops.
tne soldiers will Lave six , day's rations.
1 here are 52 bucks and two squaws and
children in the Fort prison. Of these there
are 14 wounded. One old equawlis dying
to-night from the effects o)f six gun shot I
wounds. Five soldiers hate been killed
or: died - from wounds, ana eight were
wounded. Thirty-two: Indians, of rwhich
are bucks, the remainder women and
: children, have been killed. " Twenty-six
were buried in one common grave. It is
believed that about 50
Indians, including
lull Knife, escaned.
Wild Hoe, Via
JJrow and one othej? savage lare in irons.
.' Alabama JLeiriklatHre.
Iontgomert, Jan. 17. In the Senate
of Alabama the, folio wing resolutions were
adopted yesterdav : i i -
t Wiereas; Inter ferenoe by officers of the
initea butes in popular elections is justly
regarded by the people of this btate as un
evil of great magnitude, and
. Whereas, Such interference, in part at
least, is to influence and control the action
of-the State ia selecting Electorsfor Presi
dent and Vice President of the United
btate8. therefore
Jiesolved, That the Oohimittete on Foreign
Relations be instracted to inquire into the"
expediency of providing by law for. the
selection of Electors for .President atd
Vice President by the General Assembly
until the acts of Congress authorizing the
interference by Federal authorities are re-
-iJeaiea
toreigm .UatierN.
- LoNDOir, Jan. 16. McOmas & Co.,
merchants, have failed. Liabilities, 80,-
ooor
A Berlin - dispatch savs that it is re
ported that Bavaria is the firmest oppo
nent of the Reichuta? DlsciDline Bill in
He Federal Council where a strenuous
opposition to the measure is expected.
ine poiuical sitnatlon horn France is
the leading topic discussed by the morn
ing papers. ; -
A special from Paris to the Daily News
says that the ministerial situation is full of
difficulties, but I need not repeat the con
Aiding rumors, which will lose their in
terest after the declaration, which Du-
fauf, the President of the Ministry, is ex
pected to make in Parliament to-morrow,'
(to day). fThtK extreme left " object to
Gresley, the New Minister of War, "as
Sattelites of the Duke DAumale, and think
the compensation awarded to General
Barel, an ' enemy of Republican lnstitu-1
ttons, of the command of the Rouen
corps, too pregnant 'evidence that the
Ministry has not shaken off the shackles
of the unconstitutional -and irresponsible
power. ' 1 '
I ha Daily Telegraph Pans despatch
says that Gresley 's republicanism is not
denied, and! do not think that English'.'
men will approve the action of the liberals
in opposing the appointment of a man
whose only fault is that be is not a minis
ter of their choice, j" There is even some
talk' of upsetting the cabinetj but I can
not .imagine Gambetta permitting par
ty to tempt : him into such unreasonable
conduct.. The Stand'ird's Paris corres
pondent telegraphs the following' as the
opinion of a French military contributor:;
"The left have fully made up their minds
to have a miaister; and are determined
to remove all but republicans from office
and to carry out the wishes of the electoral
body, especially as regards the minisier of
war. Gauibettas's speech at Roman'sleft no
doubt as to the magnitude of reforms that
would be insisted upon. Foremost among
these is a change rn the Generals in com
mand of the army corps, mos of "whoai
are regarded as hostile to Republican In
stitutions. ; These changes and reforms
cannot be expected to take place if there
shall be at the head of the War j Office a
man so undecided in character as General!
Gresley. His past, the company he keeps,
and his general scepticism in all things,
rank him among the members of that most
unmeaning of parties, the ''Constitutional
Orleani8t8." The Left would have liked to
have had General Faidherbe, but his
physical infirmities induced them to select
General" Farre, and it was Farre whom
Dufour proposed for the office, but Presi
dent MacMahon refused to sanction the
appointment, and threatened to resign if it
was insisted upon. Dufour yielded,' arid
assented to the appointment of Gresley.
i iUaritte. '
I Washingion, Jan. 16. The Signal
Corps Station at, Kitty Hawk reports the
bark Success, Capt. Hobery, owned by
George F. Jewel, from Wilmington,- N.
C, loaded with paval stores, bound to
Hamburg, sunk 17 miles south of Kitty
Hawk, at b a. mM lota. The crew were
saved. She was in a sinking condition,
and was run ashore, and is now sunk in
about three hundred yards ' from the
beach.
Congressional Cotnni(tiee
Washisgton, Jan. 16. The Potter
Committee met and discussed the ques
tion whether Si. Martin should be CHlied,
arid whether his affidavit be inserted in the
minutes. It was 'finally agreed to insert
the date of Sheliaberger's letter, and the
offer of the affidavit. 1 The committee then
adjourned. , t . . .
Catholic iTl alters. -
Ciucisati, January -18. The Catholic
Telegraph, doubts the truthfulness of the
report of Archbishop Purcell's resignation,
because Home wouldn t cousider the ques
tion of a successor until it sent official
word of its acceptance of his resignation
to Archbishop Purcell and consulted him
ancT other Archbishops of , the country.
' ii
Anotner IMollie nagnire Hnnr,
PoTTSVitLK, Jan. 16. Martin Bergin
was hung at 10:40 for the murder of Pat
rick Burns at Tuscarora, Pennl. April
15th, 1870. He is the ninth Mollie Ma
guire hung for murder in the State.
Kailroad Blockaded.
Buffalo Jan: 16. A heavy snow
storm has again blockaded the Railroads.
There, is nothine runnintr on the Buffalo.
New York and Philadelphia Railroads.
iSiyyV ADVEKi'iafcMfiJNTB.
TALBOT & SONS,
Shockoe Machine Works'
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MANTJFACTUKKR8 OP
En sines and Boilers. Saw Mills. Grist Mills.
Shafting, Hangers and Polleya, Turbine Water
Wheels, Tobacco Factory Machinerr. Wrotuzht
iruu n ur&, ora&s ana iron vasi;ings,
Ginning and . Thresning Engines
. . A SPECIALTY.
M ao t inery of Every Description.
i "Repairliig promptly and carefully done.
t3end for Illustrated Catalogue.
Branch Office, RALEIG II, IS. C.
1 STRONACII & AI.L.COTT,
-'r ' -J Kastjtactum agbnts. .
EMPIRE HOUSE,
: i, WIL3HXGT0X, X. a
I. L. DOLBY;.- - - Proprietor.
BOARD $2 PER IAY.r
OCtl 5-tf. : ' . : ''
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
Printing! Bitti!
THAT'S IT!
. i If you wint any thing of ihe kind,
SDWAEDS,' EPwOUC-HTOlT & CO.,
-H 18 THE PL,AC
The j have the largest and moMt complete
PRINTING OFFICE
BOOK BINDER?
i -1 .
; . I
: - j IN TUB STATE,
And their work fetands with that done anv-
L where in the United btates. An j thing from a
TiMitiiisr Card to the Largest Poster.
Call or send orders,
GOWAItDS, BKOVCiIlX(N & CO.,
-.i ' I " ". ' r-... - .. ..
PftlATEKS AND B1ADBUS,
; KALEIGH, V.
janlO-tfj
FOR SALE I
Published at avfe7ille.'v. cf Its' off wod for
paie. it fta a good snpotynf NEWSPAPER,
lilSPJ-AYAND AUVBKTIsING TYPff. Press
-i line order, ainpie p inn g material of all Kinds
--and, in short, everything needed for the pub
lication of a good seven-c -lonm newspaper.
1 be f.azt-ite is the ooly paper published in
Fnyetteviijie a citv of ,000 inhabitants; it has
long been the recognized organ of the Democratic
party in the Upper Cape Fear section; and it has a
large subscription list and go'd advertising pat
ronage. Cirenla ion from 1,000 to 1,20.'
For ttrma, a c .address ,
Pii jPRIETOR G ZETTK,
Janll-tf.i j ayeiteviUc, N. C.
1878. 4 879.
v -I THE .
'ON TH2 EUROPEAN PLAN. "
'Corner iklisbury and Uargett Streets,
(Juat back of A. CREECH'S Store),
! RALEIGH, X. C.
Location' DediglitfuL Eicgant rooms for pri
vate partiqs. ,
Best lit xSaiirant in the City.
French Cook' Polite nnd attentive waiters.
Finest teaks, Fish, Oysters in ererv st.yle, and
all kinds of vv I i d -tiAM E. Bar and' Billiard Sa
loon in the building. The choicest Wines and
Liqaors inistock. ; no other kinds kept.' C1GAKS,
all the favarite brands.
. Mi:oiA.L su t let Jl take pleasure in
announcing to the public that I nave secured the
services oe a gcwii caturer, wiio will have entire
control of Lthe Restaurant. Mr. G. W. HARRI
SON, a general favorite, will attend the Bar;
aurtMr. J4S. P JEisMAN will serve his friends
with the Oysters on the half shell and cwve the
wl. i
I gua antee satisfac ion. and I earnestf? so-
licii jour patronage. JACOB HltjfGb.
OfCbl-3Ul. '
1. 15. HILL,
FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Wilmington ad Hargett Streets,
B i P.flV? HAMS, BRRAKPAST STRIPS, BULK
AAV W A C. K SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
flffl HiX ALL MILLS PATENT FAMILY ASD
! . i -1 Hk. CKtMSHA rV AM1LT.
A FULL LINE OB1 fUGARS. CX)PJ?KES. TEAS
bVAPSi STARCH, CAKES, CliACKKRS,
AND CONFECTIONERIES.
- r j A FRKSH LTNB OF - .
JF'iaiicy Groceries
, .. j-:).' ft.. . IN STORK. ; :
tWA fall stock of HO1.LDAT GOODS arriving.
Fair dealing and low prices. All goods sent
tor our residence. jan4-lm.
PAGE'S HOTEL. ,
8ANFORD. N. C.
Bigh.t Hand Side going South,
; ; , i Left Hand Bide going North,
Passengers tafce Breakfast goinsr South : Snp-
per going North. MEALS 50 CENTS. j
; - - - . W. C, PAGE,
nOvls-tf ' ' Formerly of Cary, Proorietor.
TIM LEE'S
R.IIJIII m HOUSE
. lis leiwico'of ibMi"
I -r j-.
Oerner Martin and Salisbury Streets.
ENTJINE DUBLIN XXX BROWN gTOTJT
vJ0n draoght with Baas ale, the old English
drink of Half A Half, can be procured In the
future at Tim Lee's Club House. Also on band
old Robeson County whisky bought of Hardin A
Grimes. Baltimore Meats and, all delicacies of
the season served in first-class order.
Nine private sitting rooms, so that parties can
always be private. ; V
far-French Cook. ; : oct.6-tf
Canal st, from Sixth to Seventh. Richmond, Ya.
Engines, Portable and Stationary,
SAWMILLS, GRIST MILLS, BOILERS.
Castings of Brass and Iron Forarlnsa;
- Machinery for Gold and Coal Mines,
Blast 1 urnaces, ecc.
We call special attention, to our IMPROVED
PORTABLE ENGINE for agricultural and other
purposes. Also to our new style small Locomo
tives for battling lumber and other articles upon
tnuuways ana narrow gauge ran ways.
Shafting; Pulleys, dec, For Gin
j Houses."
Eminent planters lnliTbrtn Carolina and other
Southern States consider onr Ginning and
Tnresmng Engines the best and cheapest In
absolutely safe from ioarka. -
1 Repair work solusited and promptly ione. Sead
for Illustrated Catalogues, which are fnrnlslied
tre. -.-.-- '
&g-daw-lT WM.B. TANNER 4kCO.
H100S !
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Which took the Premium at the Great
Exposition In Philadelphia in 1876,
and also in Paris in IS 7 S.
It is distilled from PURB CTDK, which U
made from SOTTSD, RIPE APPLES.
It isW&rrdesEFw oziFxee 792 Drugs,
This ' f" :;
O H, T 13 R A N D Y
liAS NOJ5QUAL . -
For Medicinal Purposes.;
GIVE IT A TRIAL AND YOU WILL LIKE ITR
Address i ! .
Janll-tf. I Farmvilie, N. C.
CALL AT :;r
BRANSON'S BOOKSTORE,
Next Door to Heartt's Old Stand.
North Carolina Almanacs
At f3.00 per Hundred or 60c. per.Dozen.
Xj!A."W", books
Of all Descriptions, xt Lowest Cash Rates.
I
BLANK BO OKS,
LARGE AND. SMALL.
3icw York Daily Heralds,
And other Dallies, eVery day at 1 o'clock, P. M.
Subscriptions taken for all PERIODICALS at
the Pub tellers' rates., Call or address '
Kkv. L. BRANSON,
janll-3m. t Raleigh. N. C.
MORTGAGE SALE.
B
Y VIRTUE OF A MORTG GE DEED EX
ca," of St., Louis, by W Solomon King and wife,
and recorded in Book 32, p. 7M, in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Wake county,- the under
signed will expose to public aalie at the Court
House door In the city of Raleign, on
Tuesday, January 2tli, 179,
A. tract of land in Wake count v. lying near the
line of the N. C. R. R-, about seven miles west
of Raleigh, adjoining the lands-of E. A Allen
and others, being the land upon wh ch W. S.
King now resides, and containing oae hundred
anq sixty-two acres, more or less. .
Terms of 8aieCAu.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Rkadk, Busbks Sc Bchbke, Attorneys,
jano-tds. ,
HARDIN, GRIMES & CO.,
Holleman Building, Payetteville St.
BEING now settled in our new store, we are
better prepared than ever to fl 1 the orders
of our customers for first-class :
GROCERIES m PEOYISIOSS. .
WE offer also our usual choice variety of fine
and reliable , j
WINES, LIQUORS, &c,
.. - : ' .-1
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
Family and Tfledieinaf Use. '
OUR STOCK is complete in every depa't
ment. And. we guarantee every thins that
leaves our store, to be as represented in quality,
and at lowest living price. j
HARDIN, GRIMES & CO.
janS-tf.
Urocers,
A. Happy New Year to All !
J. A. BRAGASSA.
; - . j . .
I return ray sincere thanks to the nubile for
thir liberal patronare for the short apace of
time l nave been among- them, and hope I may
continue to merit their patronage in the future.
i wm constantly ou nana everytutng usual
ly kept in a . . t
Rrst-Dlass Confectionery Store,
Consisting in part of
ORANGES. LEMONS, !
RAISINS. NUTS.
. FIX FRENCH CANDIES,
And other things too" numerous to mention.
15 Fayetterille Street, Ilaleigh, N. Cl
WM1-4IU, - I - (:
flARPETS!
I, CARPETS!
H CARPETS!
RUGS! RUeSI
FLOOR AMD
Bought from the manufacturers. AD NEW
DESIGNS and choice PATTERNS never be
fore ottered in this market, 'just received at
PETTY SJOHES.
DAILY ARRIVALS
NEW and SEASONABLE
AN ADVANTAGE
CAN BE HAD IN THE LINE
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
WE CUSHMERSS,
" AND ONB GRADE
BLACK AiLFA.CC A
rnat cannot oe naa ot any one else la this
1 OctS0-tf
market or surpasseain any. -
01
NEW AD VE RTISEMEN TS.
SPRliVG SHITS!
HOLLEMAN BUILDING,
Is prepared to meet the demands of Merchants,
Business Men. and all others who want
Having Just returned from the North with a
full and complete line of ail the New Styles of
CLOTHS,
CASS1SIERES,
VEST1XGS,
DOESKINS, &c
Which have been selected from the Newest' and
Fullest stocks of Imported and Domestic Goods
to be found In the North and East.
Now is the time to LEAVE TOUR MEASURE
for a new
Spring: and Slimmer Salt
With the largest stock of FIRST-CLASS
GOODS, and
GUARANTEEING ALL HIS WORK,
There is no place in the cltJ wnere BETTER
BARGAINS, FITS er SELECTIONS can be had.
HEM Ell BE It THE PEACE
Holleman Building,
layetteyiUe Street - - - RALEIGH, K. 0.
apnt-tf. j v ,
A. W. FR APS,
WHOLESALE AJiD RETAIL DEALER 15
r:;:l2 iti h lips,
WISES, CORDIALS, PORTER, ALE
A&D LAGER DEER.
The following brands are kept on hand :
Live Oak (Sole Agent, Gibson, Cooper, Cabinet,
Pftiffer. Bourt.u, Golden Wedding, Mono
gram, XXX Crown Rye, and best Scotch Whis
kies. Tom Cooper, North Carolina and Kentucky Corn
Whisky. .
BeBt Jamaica and New England Rums.
16S Castillo, French ant California Cognac,
and outhampton Apple Brandy.
Kummell, Curacoa, Absynthe, and Reed's Cock
. tail
Bitters (the best in the market) and Gilt Edce
. Tonic. -
London Dock, Holland and Domestic Gins and
Schiedam Schnapps.
Calitornia Port, Sherry, N. C. Scnpperuong, and
Imported Champagne, Poit and Sherry Wines
Mcavans's aud Bass's Ales, K 4 J. Burke's
Dublin Porter.
Lager Beer in Kegs and Bottles.
Imported Apollrnaris and Seltzer Waters.
The Bar Is supplied with 'Ml 13 UEvr Wines
and Liquors that can be kept. decl9-tf.
COAL mi LUMBER.
Coal of Best Qaality Always od Hani.
ye can give low figure on
all classes or pine lumber. Par
ties wishing to purchase wil
flu U It to their Intcres to vail
aoUgel our Prices.
Westwi-n Te minns Hprgett Street j
oct 5-d6mos. , '
FOR BEST QUALITY
APPLY TO
R. J. HARRIS,
Office at J. W. TV'atsoh' Grocery
Store, Fayelteyille St., or Martin & Os
born's Feed Store, JJ. C. Depot.
All Orders Promptly FQIe4.rS
T
DO TOtJ WANT PUSNITtJEE!
If so it Will Paj Yon to Read This.
., . :.. . TUB J .
Best & Cheapest Furniture
tn the city is now to be had as the subscriber la
aetenmned not to be undersold, and ia offering
very handsome stock of .
FXT RN I T TJJRE j
at REDUCED PRICES. For -GOOD BAH.
. , UAXN GALL ON ILK,
W A I. NUT S U IT Bk
. A very select assortment of WALNTJT
STJIT8 Just received and for sale very reasona
bly. I hold out special inducements In this line.
A1SO a lOl OI WAlft UT i5JlTEADS anda
Taxied assortment of Common Furniture, which
4 am fuiug h cneap aa ever. .
FfiriiliMjii5lirii Ctap'y,
OLD FOIIT, N. C,
"W. J CALAIS, - - Snperintenaent
MANUFACTURERS OF i
WALHOT CHAMSES SUITS. BBESSIIfi CASES
WASH-STAEDS. WAEBROIES. HAt
BACKS TABLES BF ALL SJBBS
AID STYLES. BESKS.
AJMt nvmiiman USUALLY MADE IN A
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE FACTORT.
rnis is s home ENTERPRISE, and being
Duu, ww icBpcuuuuj asK au even anare with
our vNorcnera competitors.
we nave the beat newest Unproved ma-
VUXUCl J, aiiU ... : ... ... ; ... (
, Superior Workmen, I
And guaranty aaUafactlon. both -In styles and
prices, -V
Orders promptly filled n-f.
-V STOP AT THE
Richmond ' Hotel,
- (OPPOSITE LONG'S HOTEL), ' .
. RCKINGHAMfc N. C. .".
1IES. t J. A. HcDOSALD, .ftoprietress.
Booms large and comfortable. Terms moder
ate. Polite and attentive waiters. selfr-tf.
nn.QtnTnJfanfl Suits !
V UUlUiU 1UUUU UIUIU
NEW AJ)yERTKEENTa
uamerdii, Hay g co;
4
GEXERAL '
-4
Office, Citizens' Natl BankBniiaini
RALEIGDj N. C.
Total ASelsIepimlei, .$96,000,0001
AmoBg the Companies represented are
-the
luuuwuig, ti:
Irg-Inla Fire' and MaxinetDBicbr 4
Ldverpool and London and Globe. '
St. Paul Fire and Marine InJ Co. f
Home Insurance Co. of New, York.
Seaboard Fire Insurance Col "
London Assurance- Corporation. ' 0
Hamburg-Bremen Insurance Co.,
of
Germany. ,
Royal Fire Ins. Co., of Ldverpool. 1
rspeclal attention given to the insurance of
Cotton, stored or in transit, and to Hills, Facto
lies, Ac . r - J dec29-tf.
DR. i RICHARD
fl. MIS.
(Late Professor of Diseases of the Ere andJJar la
the Savannah Medical College.)
5 Practice limited to the f
EYE IVr EAR, )
Kef ers to the State Medical Society, ari th
GeorgU Medicalfloolety. .
anr M-dAwtf , .
- - - ;
VANTFfl A COOD AGENT to can-
II fill I tU vaas Raltiig ana the adjoining
towns for the best selling household articles in
the world. Tip top proots. Write at once to
World Manufacturing Co., 8 Clinton Place, N. Y.
; ; 885-Jani-w. .... - v,
HOUSEKEEPERS ! !
' A Postal Card sent ns with your address will
Insure free, in return, our illustrated Circulars
of nice Housefurnishinir SDetiiaitifia. PAt.wBB
A SkixtOn, Manufacturers, 3S1 Peart Street, New J
v". j Kso-jani-sw.
Agents, read this i
t We will pay Agents a salary of $100 per month
and expenses, or allow a large commission to
sell our new and wondeiful inventions. '
mean what toe say. Address, without delay,
, SHERMAN A CU
; S25-JanI-4w. Marshall, Mich. :
JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT will oos-
itiveiy prevent this terrible disease and will pos
itively cure nine cases In ten. Information that
will save many livra sent free by mall. Dont
delay a mo dent. Prevention is better than cure.
Sold everywhere. L 8. JOHNSON A CO., Ban
gor, Maine. S25 Janl-4w.
A NEW EXCITING BOOK
Bristling; with the WILD AD YES TUBES of
STANLEYAFRICA.
The dVLX authmitie huTcovvriahUd chean edi.
tion. v By the brilliant descriptive author, Bon.
J. T. Eeadley Gives a FU I L historv of h s won.
DKRFul discoverie s in Africa and marvklous
Journey down the Congo. More fatoinatirwj than
roman e. JPrQfuei ulustrated, and highly em.
darted by the clergy and press. Over 15,000 MltW
More AOIl WA VI KOI far-FOBrAR-ticclaks
about the book sacee-s of Ageats and
best terms, address UUiiBAKD hjtob.,
a-jani-4w. publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
itfiiiSEBSi5BESBBS5B3LfeaAMBS)
PLiLGTZF.!
KCELEJIRATED the YOKLl OYJi
liR.j
" The iranufatturers were awarded ths Mali
miu viny wikh given Tfiooer piasters,
j i... i i - i i v .
; Far Superior to '
common porous piasters, liniments, the ao-l
y called electrical appUances, Ac, It Is the best!
fitcnown remeuy lor Uime and Weak Back
Kneumatism, J?emaie weakness, bclatica,
Lumbago, Diseased Kidneys, plnal Com
plaints, and all ills for which norous olssters
are used. Ask your Druggist for Benson's!
vBPcuie riABter aua see inat vou fiTet notnim.
else. Sold by all Drugirlsts. Price 25 cents
Mailed on receipt of nrice bv Srabitrya
UJOHNSQN. 81 FLATT tTBgKT, N YORK
S&Hana-SwT
CONDENSED TIME.
North Carolina Bailroadj
, ; TRAINS GOING EAST. ' '
No. 8.
Daily
ex. sun;
Date, Dec. 1,1878.
No.,
DaUy,
No. 4.
DaUy.
Leave Charlotte'
" Salisbury
S.20am
6.S4 a ml
ft. 59 pm
.. ... ....
..........
4.lpm
8.67 p m
lu.24am
' uoam,
'
9.1V d m
High Point
t.oo am
7.89 am
SUM) am
10.16 am
10.59 am
12.15 pm
S.30pm
6.55 pm
10.S9 p m
11.18 p m
att. ureensooro 1
Lea'e Greensboro
A rr. Hillsboro .
Durham
" Baleign .
Lv. - , ; -..
Arr. Goldsborof
r
5.49 am
9.56 a m
No. 3 Connects
1 Raltahnrv -with f N f
T T i i . i i ..r . . . . f
vma. iui ui puuiis iu western xionn
Dan r except Sunday. At Greensboro with the
n. x u. k. k. tot au points Nortti, &8t and
West. At Goldsboro With W. A W. R; It. for
wu'nmgton ..; ...
wo. 4 connects at Greensboro with the R,
ft D. R. R. for aU points North, East, and West.
a BBiisDury with w. N. C. R. R. dally except
Sunday for all points in Western onh Caro
lina.
.
h m h EJbJ n n b am bbi isb
TRAINS GOING WEST.
I"" '- j - No. I, (
Date, Dec. 1,1878. No.l. No. 8, Dally '
a.. ., Dally. ...Daily. . " ex. bun.
Lv. Goldsboro 10.W a m 6.89pm .......... .i
At. Raleigh 12.40 p m 10.80 pm i
Lv. : 4.19pm 6.45am
Ar. Durham - 6J3 p m ......... 06 a m
" Hillsboro, 6.T pm ......... 11.00 am
" Greensboro 85 pm ......... 8.30pm
LT.'-.i . 8.3 pm .47 sm ...j
Ar, High Point . .38 pm i.5 am . ...
" Salisbury K 10.56 pm 9.01am ...; ...i
Charlotte. " 1.00 am io.5oam
rlo. 1 Connects at Greensboro with Salem
Branch. lAt Salisbury with W. N. C. R. R
daily, except Sunday for all points in Western
North Carolina; at Atr-Une Junction with A. A
C. A.L. Railroad for all points South and South'
east. , -. - . . , ... ;
No. 3 connects at Air-Line Junction with A.
4C.A.L for all points South and Southwest :
at Charlotte with the C, C. k A. R. R. for all
points South and Southwest.
Leave Greeensboro daly except S'nd'y 9 10 p m
Arrive Kernersvilie M 10.20 p m
Arrive Salem i- - u t - u.iepm
Leave Salem . . 6 00pm
Arrive Kernersvilie " ' " 6.40 p m
Arrive Greensboro . " 8.oopm
Connecring at Greensboro with trains on R. A
D. andN C. R. R. -t
SLEEPI8G CAES WITHOUTrCHAHGE
Run both ways on Trains Nos. l and 8, between
New York and Atlanta via Richmond, Greens
boroand Charlotte, and both ways on Trains
Nos. S and 4 between New York a ad fcavannah
via Richmond, Charlotte and Augusta. -
nrThrough Tickets on sale. at Greensboro,
Raleigh, Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte and
at all principal point ttonto,. Southwest, Weat,
North and ast. - For emigrant rates to points in
Arkansas and Texas, aduress
J. R. MacMTJRDO, ' " . '
Gen. Passenger Agent i
. Richmond, Va. ,
Ja7 be made at, the otace of Tliw Ooserrer,
ObBeryer Boiidint, FayetteTlile StreeC Kalelat
North Carolina. s r"'-. v
if. advertisements;
OWINf TC4 T;H INiQLEHKNCYf OF1THK
weather we had to t postpone our sale of
TOYS, BASKETS'AND FAIN CJY GOODS
at auction, but will haVe the Bate i&.kttfBT,
our old 8taaUrHHiif Julia tW-tfiiama' Bank.
Sale to begin about lyz o'cIock. -
.... t,jj . JH- H.;fcAr MEB, 5
I Manager Oak Vity Grocery. .
E1 wrjaltfcafl lhe";attentlra or mi patrons '
and the iubc gener ay j, tq onr Aue stock
imf ; CoBEcCiMai fir Seeries; ;
'..-.-;?.' 5isi .:,:$.:. u i j r 3 .. .:. -f .
WE keep as fine stock, and more of it, tnan
ever.-4-We ar located at i; - -1 " -
JmBAKBiCa OLD STAND, i
ON WILM 1NQTON fetRJSETia --1
And ean offer inducements In many kinds of
goods.' We have beautiful COFFEE at 18 cents
per pound,- and: the prettiest - in tire city at 25
PinQ Golden Sugar at , Tea Cents.
KEROSENE OIL 86 CENTS PES GALLON. -j'.f
KEROSENE OIL BY THE BAR- ,
ft.
BEL QUITE LOW;
' -We 5ell -Wests' Keros3.8 til,
WHICH 18 TDK BEST OH TBS VAXEKT.
O
UR , STOCK
OF
: , FANCT AMD HEAVY , -.
GllOCElllES
l i IS QUITE COMPLETE.
We are selling the very finest Ralsine, Nuts,
and French Candy at about cost. . Try us and
see if It Is not so. Several barrels of ;
SHEEP NOSE, BALDWIN Ai?D RHODBU . '
ISLAND GREENING APPLES
Just Received. A lot of FINE. ORANGSS Jus1
Received. Call anl see, as weliave the only
FANCY GROCERY
' "on wrurrNGTON ptrk kt. - ' i- - ,
J. It. II. CARMEU,
,-!.' . ". y-uA,": Manager. ,
jans-tf. - ; , ' . , -
ANTHONY PAPE. .... C, A. MAX W1EHLE.
. WUEELEI PAPI3 & CO., ,
WHOLESALE ' . :
439 MARKET STREETj ? J v
ocS-dSm ; PHTLADELPrrjA.
l?NCOURAC!s ( '
HOME IHSTlTUTIONa. ;
SECURITY MAIHST FIRE
; - NORTH CAROLINA ! t
Hie Insurance Go
THIS WXFANY .CONTINUES TO WRIT1
Policies at ; " " ' ' V' -
' i i. on all classeB
Incurable Property.
ALL LO.SSES.Alil-V
rROMPrLY ADJUSTED AMI PAID.
i THE "HOME" 18
EapitUy wibi: in Fo5l: XciTor .
APPEALS, WITH COETIDEiOB ,
Insurers o Property in ITortxt Ciirolina.
j - - . I,.
T Agents in aU parte of the State,
This ConfpaDy.takes ripks on property of every
characterTin the most reasocable rates.! and not
withstanding the large number pf losses it ha
sustained in the pant four years, it haa never
failed to pay promptly and on time. ' Us mot o
PROGRESSIVE ! PROSPKP.OUS .
; 7 ' PROMPT 1 J ' I V .,
AMPLE RE8RRVB AND QOOD
. SURPLUS I .
Premiums ; Cash r
POLICIES LIBERAL.
"GUARD TOUR OWN iNTERESTS BY IN
:;.,;", 8URTNG IN THE , . '
'. JOHN G. "WILLIAMS, President;
W. H. CROW, Vice-President;.
i W. 8. PRIMROSE, Sec. and Treas.
pulasju co whim. supenr.Hotj
rt l i. . . .
The Gregory House,
Groldsboro, IN". O.,'
Is in the business centre tof the city and di
rectly opposite where the trains stop. Railroad
and telegraph offices in the building.
ElcliarJ Greiry'M -W;:W;?uii
PROPRIETORS.
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Oct 10-t
ST. MARY'S J
. , FOUNDED MAY, 1842.. .'
Rt. Rev.' Thoa Atkinson, D. D., ' Vial
Rt. Rev. Tbeov B.Iiyman, D. D. tors.
Rct. JESTETETT EMEDES, A;M-s Jti ;
; ' - Rector and Principal.
Sirs, state DeBosset Mearea, Lady Principal. f ,
The T3d Term of this 8cnool begins . ,
. SEPTEMBER I2thf 1878. '
' TOR CIRCTJLAR ADDRESS THX RECTOR
;1eS-. . - - !j3i;- rf?.
N
etv Schedule on ESaiclsn Sc
1 Gaston lCailroad.
RALEIGH A GASTON RAlLROAD.V
r -' - S DFBBIK TENDKNT'8 Ofhcb, ; V ; V , A
Raleigh, N.C,Nv. 8, 1673.- . J
On and after Monday, llth Instant, trains on
the Raleigh ft Gaston Kailroad will run as- fol
lows!. . ' . V--Ks'iflt-r. . .'
? MAIL TRAIN. : : ''.,.
v Leave Raleivh at..l:I.rt.O0 A.M".
. Arrive at Weldon at....:.,. IS.41JH. M. ;
Leave WeJdon at............ 8 40 P.M. "
.. 'ArnYeatlCHJeighet....,., 8 5 :M, -
,,!. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. ; s
Leave Raleigh at.... '.. T.80P.M. .
J Arrive at Weldon at.:.......- .41 A.M. '
, Leave Weldon at...,.?. 10 P. M.
Arrive at Raleigh at. . . . .... 8i A. M. : J
The nail train makes close connect 1 i at Wel
don via Portsmouth and via 111 htuuud to and
from all points North aud Northwest. : .
' The acccommodatlon train leaving here at 730
p. m. connects with the passenger train forth
North via Richmond. , n9T-U '.
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