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j ESPORTSD BY TH j ASSOCIATKI PRKflfa. K
FGRT1-PIFTH CONGRESS. ' ..
Washington; Jan. 20. Senate. Messrs.-
t'oDkliflg ao'd Kernan presented a pre
amble and reaoluti'ia of : the New York
Legisla' tire opposing the passage of the
bill jto reorganize .the army, or at least
that 'portion of the-bill relating to the Orel
. nanct Department, U. S, arsenals and ord
1 narnie stores. Laid on the table, the bill
having been reported to the Senate. f t
Mr. Cockrell introduced a bill to pro
vide! for uniform national currency, J,o re,
tire notes of National Banks and prohibit
their; incorporation and their ' issue of
notes, to utilize silver aud provide for the
- re issue of coin and bullion certificates,' to
provide fot the redemption or the payment
of the bonds of the United States and for
the issue of bonds bearing a lower rte of
interest and to provide for -the expansion
and contraction of paper Currency to meet
the business interests of the country..
I Tabled at the request of Mr. Cockrell; who
desires to speafein favor of the measure.
Mi -Moracan presented a series of resolu- ,
tions'expressife of the viewsof the Demi
ocratic Senators upon the Constitutional
amendments, as agreed upon in the caucus
this morning,, which was laid on the table
-for the present. ' 1 't
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill to amend the patent laws. v ' J.
IIocsb- The House is occupied in.
reference of bills introduced under the calf
V of States, v ' T "
A resolution referring to the question of
. ' electoral frauds will be reported to-morrow,
lis reading was called for to-day. It recites
that certain alleged telegrams in cipher
have jbeen published indicating that at
tempts were made, after the Presidential
election of 1876, to influence by,money or
V other fraudulent methods, the vote of elec
tors or the action of the canvassing officers
in Florida, South Carolina and Oregon.
It therefore directs the committee on inves
tigation bf election1- frauds to inquire into
the same, and into any other matter con
nected with such? election which, in its
judgment, may be proper, with power to
send for persons and papers and to report
at any time. Also appropriating $10,000
for the purpose of defraying expenses. ' ;
The House passod-the bill providing for
. the settlement of outstanding ' claims
against the District of Columbia. '
' Mr.) Springer introduced a'bill to secure
to the people in every State equal and just
repreaentationi He presented in connec
T. tion'with the bill a statement showing that
unded it there Would have been elected a;
the last. November election from the South
I . .. . X- ,
;n Kdpuoiic-ius instead oi six, .or a ne,
publican gain of 28, while the DemcK
crais would have realized ' a like . gain
- in. the North : that the general ' result
would have been the same, but that the
Republican minorities at the South and the
De.m(cratic mm oriuea at the North would
have pet-n equally represented in Congress:
and tlUt the four millions of colored pop
. - ulaiioh would 1 coatrol the election of
; twenty-two members in the following
1 btatesj:' Alio -una, three ; ArkaHsas, one;
Georgia, three, Louisiana, two; Alississ
ippi, two ; North Carolina, three ; South
Carolina, two; Tennessee, two; Texas,
! two, and Virginia, tjwo. -s
Deniocraiic C'aucuw.
aishixgton, Jan.v 20. The Demo
cratic Senators be!d a caucus this morning
to,con uder what course to pursue -. on the
resolu-ion of Senaioc 'Edmunds, now
pendinp: in the Senate in relation to the
enforcement of the I3ib. 14th and 15tb
amendments, and to protect all citizens in
the exercise of all rights secured by the
laws passed, for that purpose, &c Ihe
Democratic Senators agreed upon a sub
stitute for the above named resolution, to
be offered when it shall be taken up for
consideration, in the Senate. While in this
substitute they admit- the 13th, 14th
'and 15lh amendments to the const it uiiou
to be of binding force and validity, they
regard Senator Edmunds resolution as
proposing legislative action in conflict
with decisions of the Supreme, Court of
the' United States, ( particularly in the
-Cruikshank case regarding those amend
ments, and they quote from Dicia of "the
Codrtj to sustain the ground which will
be iaken in the substitute, that the United
States bave no citizens distinctively their
own that the constitution doea not confer
the rigbt to vote on any one, - but simply
confeits the privilege of freedom from any
discrimination on account of race, color or
previous condition,! and that the regulation
of suffrage belongs exclusively to the sev
eral States. - I
Hebrew Conveniioli.
Cincinnati,
Jan. ! 20. The Executive
Boardl of the Union American Hebrew
Congregations convened here yesterday.
Fifteen congregations have joined the
Union in the last six months. The follow
ing resolution was passed : J " "'"
ReaofoecL, That the Board of Delegates
on civjl and religious rights be instructed
to take into consideration the.' feasibilty of
active co operation with sister societies in
Europe for the purpose of encouraging
i agriculture, among the Jews and the settle
ment in this country of . such as are willing
to devote themselves to that pursuit on
lands in the .West and South.
-TheJ report of the, secretary of the Board
of Governors was read. The next meet
ing will be held in .ew York on July 7,
ITloonabiner rrcMted.' ,
Cincinnati. January 20. A despatch
from iKlizabethtown, Kentucky, says:
The w venue raiders, unileir Capt. Adair,
returned last night, bringing Beven moon
hiners of the most dangerous character.
They were captured on Otter Creek, iu
Lane county, and bad long defied the au
thorities.' The officers attacked their still
house Saturday night, capturing (our men.
They found two stills in operation and de-
btroyeq the material, these parties nave
long been the terror of the"
boldly defied the officers. .
country,; and
.f
Arrekt for Pention Frauds.
Bath, Me. , Jan. 520 George Prince,
fn old resident ot Bath, has been arrested
on the charge of obtaining a large amount
oi money from the tension Office on ' fic
titious names, which it is alleged has been
going on lor years.' '
: i m n 'm ' "
JDenth of ,laiibew X. Urennan.
Ng wv Yoke, JanHf 20. Matthew T.
Brendan, a well knoro politician, is deai.
He had filled several important municipal
. Offices, f '-'-;; '
VOL. 5.
Foreign items.
. London, January 20. Six cotton, mills
at Preston; running 183,144 spindles, have
given notice of a - reduction of wages of
five to ten per cent.
Tjbnova, January 20. The assembly of
Bulgarian notables which was to have met
at this place on . the 18th inst. to elect a
Prince has been postponed to the 25th or
27th.: u Deputies now here ' think Prince
Alexander, of Battenburg, will be elected
as ruler of Bulgaria.
Edinbuboh, January 20 The trial of
the directors of the I'ityjjf Glasgow Bank
is proceeding to day. , The prisoners ate
cuarged with fraud, theft and embezzle
ment. The court room is densely crowded.
London, January 20. A dispatch from
Candabar of Jan. 10th says that Major St
John, of the British army, was fired upon
in the streets by a fanatical native, but was
unharmed. , lbd man was. arrested. A
Lieutenant of the, Rcjil Artillery was se
verely, and two other persous belonging to
the British force in C&hdabar were slightly,
subbed by a religious zealot who will be
hanged to-morrow. ' ? 5
. Arretel for Murder.
Richmond, Va., January 20. John S.
Lacy, of New Kent county, was murdered
last Friday night near1 Tunstali's - station,
on the Richmond and York River Railroad.
Two negroes and a boy . were arrested.
The boy stated that the negroes committed
the crime, which they afterwards confessed.
An 'unsuccessful attempt was made last
night to lynch the negroes, who are incus-
tody at Talleysville. Indications are that
another attempt' will oe made tonignt. :
Pleaded Utility sentenced.
j Baltimore, Jan. 20. In the U. S. Cir
cuit Court to day, Judge Bond presiding,
William Robinson, a J udge of .Election in
the Fifteenth ward at the late Congres
sional election, pleaded guilty to an indict
ment charging him with having assaulted
and . hindered a Deputy U.; b. Marshal
while in the discharge of his duty.' lie
was sentenced to pay a fine of $100 and
four monthslmpriaonment in the city jaiL
4 ' To Be Muac. .
; Hakeisbubo, Jan. 20. The Governor
will issue to-day, warrants for the execu
tion of Alexander B.. Saere, of Philadel
phia, and Hezekiah Sholer, of Franklin
county, wife murderers. The execution
is to take place six , days, hence. The
Governor has also signed a commutation
of the death sentence on Blasius Pestorius
to jmprisonment for life. J
Washington, Jan. 20. At a meeting
of the Senate Privileges and Election
Committee, whib was called for the pur
pose of acting on the . Corbin-lsutler con
test to day, did not take place, there being
less tnan a quorum present. None of the
Democratic members of the committe were
present, on account of the party caucus on
Mr. Edmunds resolution. j
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' marine. . .-rt .
Q okbn sto w n, Jan. 20.-The British
steamer Oberan, irotn Hew Orleans for
Liverpool, went ashore in White Bay,
inside this harbor, last night, while en
tering without her propeller, which she
bad lost. The crew were saved. 'A south
east gale is blowing. -
Woolen .tllliat Burned.
Philadelphia, Jan. 20. The fire, at
the. woolen mills of John Brown & Sons,
Eighth aud Tasker streets, destroyed
everything, leaving only the bare walls.
Loss on ihe building and machinery is
a quarter bf a million dollars. Covered by
insurance.
Died from sv PUttol Shot
PirrsBUBO, Jan. 20. Nicholas Jacoby,
who was shot on the street while 'accom
panying his wife home early Thursday
morning died yesterday. He made a dying
declaration and stated that Frank Small,
former lover of his Wife, was his mur
derer. tlreiiiun Killed. '
Richmond, Y a., Jan. 20. A fireman
named Williams, on the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad, while oiling the engine fell
and was run over, the whole train passing
over him. -.' , .' - -
ISEW ADVKKllSllAlfclNics. j
DISSOLUTION:
rvHE CO-PARTNERSHIP IN THE GRO
J eery Business between the nndersigned W
this day dissolved by mutual consent F. c.
Christophers will settle the iinsiness of the late
firm - ( . - K. C CHRId'IOPHERS,
' '' D. P. M EACH AM,
' :r W. U HAKKL-i.
P. 0, Ohristopliers.
M. W. SorreU.
I
F. C . Christophers, of the late firm of F. C.
Christophers Col, and M. W 8 rrelL successor
to Sorrell A . Jackson, having formed a, co
partnership, will carry on the ... ,-.
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS
- ' at the old stand of
F. C. CHRISTOPHERS & C03LPASY,
IlarscU Street,
Will be nleased to have our numerous friends
and customer to cT. Having tiie experience
of a number of years in the Urocery lousiness.
we can compete witn any nouse in toe cuy.
MEAT
We make a specialty of Fresh Beef, Pork,
Sausage and Butter. Also ,
TOJtJAUUU. TU15AUUU.
A full stock oi all
and retail, at
grades on hand, wholesale
Ciristobrs & Serrell-
jan'4-tf
IMORTAKT SALE. B VIRTUE OF THE
-powers contained in a moitgage from J. P.
H Kuss an t wife to J. T. Leach, registered la
Book 45, p. 440, Register's office, of Wake coun
t, I shall on Monday, February 17th. 1819, at the
Court House door, lu Raleigh, proceed to expo-e
to public sal'- tlu interest of said Russ and wife
in 110 acres of land, ly in : on Walnnt creek, in
Wafee uoantv, aud bounded by the lands of Wil
liam Scott and Thos i Jenkma, Thee. Howie,
J C. Bake and others This tract is snbleet to
prior mon gages, which will be announced on
dayofsale. J. T. LEACH.,-, :
, RIADK, BCSBXK & BrjSBXX, : "
)anl6-30t Attorneys for Mortgagee.
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RALEIGH, NC, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1879. ,
NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. J. . B. DUNN,
Office No. 6 Malilcr Building,
" FATETTETIjlLE STREET.
Messagrea left at .tie Drnsr Store of F. H.
Heartt will receive prompt attention, r
jnl6lm . v - .
tMfi
PURSUANT to the powers contained in a
mortgage deed, executed Jaly 1, SIS, amd
recorded In the Begister's offlc for the county
of Wake, book 44. page 601, wa will sell at pub
lic auction, at tne court house door, in tne cuj
oi naieigD, on
Thursday, 20th February Next,
;'T A VALUABLE '
HI I UoHj i.iN J ; jLAJ L 9 I
" Nowccupied by PblL Thiem, Esq v oo the
Soutnwesv corner of Cabarrus and Bloodwortn
streets, in said city.
rrJBRHIS ASII. v
" " I - :
i ' GRAY A STAMPS,
janl6dtds Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Printing ! BMn !
THAT'S TT !i
, -"if - v . 1
If yon want anything of tne kind,
SDWAEDS, BEOUOHTON & CO.,
- RALEIGH, N. C,
IS THE I"1L.AJS.
They: have the largest and most complete
PRINTING OFFICE
AND
BOOK BIND EE Y
IN THE 8TATE,
And tbedi work frtands with that done any
wtaere la the United States. Anytblug from a
ViuiUng Card to the Largest Poster.
Call or send orders,
EDWARDs, BKOVGIITON A CO.,
'PUINTERS AND BLDBRS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
janio-tl.
FOR JVLH!
- i ! '
Priblisjied at Fayetteville, C , is offered for
sale, it has a good sapDiy of NEWSPAPER,
DISPLAY AND ADVERTISING TYPE: Press
ia Une order, ample p intl g material of all kinds
and, in short, everything needed for the pnb-
iication oi a gooa seven-c lumn newspaper. ,
The (Stueette is the only paper published in
Fiyetreviue a cit of 5,000 1 inhabitants; it has
long been the recognized organ of the Democratic
party in the Ufiper Cape Fear section; and it has a
larpe suwcnptioa list ana go a advertising pat
ronage. Circnlarion from 1,000 to 1,200. j
For terms. Ac, address i
, ! PROPRIETOR G'ZETTE,
Janll-tt - Payettevlllc, N. C.
1878. 1
THE
C31GGS HOUSE.
ON THE EUEOPEAN PLAN.
Corner; Salisbury and Hargett Streets,
(Just back of A CREECH'S Store);
! RALEIGH, N. C.
Locatidn Dellghtfol. Elegant rooms for pri-
vat- parues. : . . . ;
Best Restaurant in the City.
French Cook:. Pol te and i attentive waiters, j
Finest tteats. Fish. Oysters in even stvle, and
aU kinds of W 1 1 D U AM K. Bar and Billiard Sa
loon In the bnildlnor. The choicest "Wines and
Llqnors in stock ; no other kinds kept. CIGARS.
all tne favorite oranas.
SPECIAL. NO'l ICK I I take pleasure In
announcing to the public that I have secured the !
services of a good Caterer, who will have entire
control of the Restaurant. Mr. G. W. HARRI
SON, a general favorite, will attend the Bar :
and Mr. JTAS. FEEMAN will serve his friend, I
with the Oysters on the half shell and ctrve the
F WL . .1
Itruarantee satiarac ion, and I earnestly so
licit your patronage. : JACOB HIGGfc.
dec3t-Stn.
TIM LEE'S
RALEIdH m HOUSE
-'at sk " m. ''aB-'asiei
V Thfi flfiMaSlCO flf IfiB
Corner Martin and Salisbury Streets.
GENUINE DUBLIN XXI BROWN STOUT
on draught with Bass ale, the old English
drink of Half A Half, can be procured la the
. future at Tim Lee's Club House. Also on hand
old Robeson County whisky bought of Hardin A
Grimes. Baltimore Meats and an delicacies of
the season served in first-class order.
, Nine private sitting rooms, so tht parties can
always be private. ' '
nr-Prench Cook. oct-ftf
BY VIRTUE of power in me vested by deed of
trust, executed to me on the 22nd day of
October, 181 1, by R. H. Smith, recorded In Book
53, pages 4S5, 436 and 487, in the office of the
Register o Deeds lor Halifax county. I shall sell
for OASQ, to tne highest bidder, in the town of
Scotland Neck, on tAe . jj : .
11IH Day oT February, 1879,
th fo'lowing valuab'e lands, lying on the
Roanoke River, fle miles dis ant from the town
of Scotland Neck : Une tract, known as the
CYPRESS SWAMP PLANTATION,"
containing Two Thousand Four Hundred and
Ninety -Augnt acres. A secona tract, known as
the , i a . . -
"ISAAC SMITH PLACE."
containing Seven Hundred acres. Also
' 300 Acres of n owt Land. "
These lands are among the finest and most
productive in Eastern Carolina. They are in a
ugh state ot cultivation, are well adapted to
stock rasing, to the production of cotton, corn,
and to all other agricultural products usually
raisea in ine pouih. i .- . ,.
, This, zta day of January, 1879. - -- , s
, , . W. A. DnrK, Trustee. '
JanlO-dSw . - ? - -
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PUBLIC LID SALE
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NEW ADVERTISESIElfrs.
Which, took the Premium at the Great .
r Exposiaon In rMadelphia la IS 76
and also in, Paris in 1878.
It
la distilled from PURS CTD,, which
( , , made from SOCSD, RIPEAPFLKS. .
It is Wariaatei Pari. wlTrii Mln
TEIS
BKANDY
iiao jaw Jiuau?
' ForiMedicinar FtthxsB'esJt
OIVK IT A TRIAL AND TOU WILL LIKE IT.
'Address
IT. A. BTNUffl, J
i 1 ; H Farmville, TX. C.
jantl-tf.
Mesbrs cf Lsdsl&isre and Oihf f s
CALL AT - ., ' .. f
BRANSON'S D00KST0RE,
Next Door to Hearths' Old Stand.!
Nnrth Ooliri
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At $3.00 per Hundred or 60c. per Dozen.
LAT'BpOKS
Of all Descriptions, at. Lowest Cash . Rates.
BLANK 30QKS,
LARGE AND SMALL.
ISevv York Daily., Heralds,
And other Dailies, every day at , l 'cook, P.M.
Subscriptions taken for all PERIODICALS at
tne mo isners' rates, can or aa iress
Ksrv. L. BRANSON,
janll-3m. ' . Raleigb.M.C.
MORTGAGE SALE.
I Y VIRTUE OF A MORTG GE DEED EX-
X ecntedtothe " tile Association of m eri
ca. " of m. Louis, by w Solomon King and wife,
and recorded in Book 39. p 104, in the office of the
Register of leecJa of Vke county, the under-
signed will expose to public sale at the Court
House door la tne city of Raleigh, on
Tuesday, January 2th, 1870,
A tract of land in Wake conntr, lyiug near the
line of the N. C. R. R., about seven miles west
of Raleigh, adjoining the lauds of R. .A Allen
arid others, being ihe land upon whch'W. ii.
King now resides, ant containing oue nunared
and sixty-two aces, more or less.
Terms or sale OA-H.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Rbadb, Busbsk A Bvsbbb, Attorneys,
jaud-tds. s i
A Happy New Year to All I
J. A. BRAG ASS A.
I return my sincere tlianks to the public for
thir liberal patronaa:e foi- the short space of
.time 1 have been among them, and h"pe 1 nay
continue to merit their patronage iu tne iuture.
l will keep constantly on hand everything usual
ly Kept m a
First-Class ' Confectioiiery Store,
Consisting in part of
ORANGES. LEMONS, '
BANANAS, FIGS.
RAIMNS. NUTS.
FIN. FRENCH CANDIES,
And other things too numerous to mention.
15 FayetteTille Street, Raleigh. N.C.
oct3l-3m.'
IARPETS!
CARPETS!
CARPETS!
RU6SMUBS!
FLOOR, AND
Bontrht from the manufacturers. All NEW
DESIGNS and CHOICE PATTERNS nevef be
fore offered in this market. Juet received at
A
0
DAILY AHRIVALS
- OF '
NEW and SEASONABLE
AN ADVANTAGE
CAN BE HAD IN THE LINE , ! -
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
Offered for sale by this
j house including .,
. . AND ONE GRADE '
BL A CK ALFA CCA
That cannot be bad of any one else In this
. market or surpassed In any. r -. ;
octWVtf . ; " -
15. HILL, ,
FAMILY GROCER.
Comer YTIlaiiBgtoa sad Hargett Streets,
rtLJiGii. i
fj I f W HAMS, BREAKF AHT STRIPS, BULK
MS Mil f UftJlsBIVJAAD SHOULDERS..
FLQUE
HAXAIX MILLS PtTEST r MILT ASD
. TUACRtiaiSHAW VAM1LT.
A FULL LINE OF SUGARS, COFFEES. TEAS
. bOAra. STAKUH, CAJS.KS, CRACKERS.
AND CONFECTION kRUkS. - -
A FEK8H tHra OF ' s-
Fancy,; Grroceries
... .r .: . Of 8T0KB. -' " - ' ' ':
I tWA full stock of H0UO1T GOODS arriving.
Fair dealing and low prices. All goods sent
to your residence. jan4-lm.
. PAGE!S-HOTEL.
- SANFOHD, UT. fj
Right Hand Sido going South,
Uftliaiidde going BertiL
Passengers take Breakfast goinr South : Son.
per going North. MEALS 40 CENTS. .
' "'"" - W. CV PAGE,
novl8-tf Formerly of Cary, ProBrtetor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.4
THEFAIIJipjPMmrOll
'I HOIXESllLlI ISUILDIXG,. 4
I prepared to meet the demand! of XerchaBts.
iiavmrrast returned rrom tne ortn witb a
rou ana oomptete une oi iii tne ew styles o -
CLOTBS. -';-' : !- ''' 1 ' "
CASSliaURES,
DOESKINS, Ac.
Walch nave been selected from the Newest and
Fullest stocks of Imported and Domestic Gooda
to De iouna in me rwrtn ana jiaat.
Now Is the time to LEAVE TOUR MEASURE
roranew -?.. ...
Spring and Summer Salt.
with tne largest stock of FIRST-ilass
uuuifs, ana , , .
fFTlOVs, tm VIA nloiia tTk fttiA WfV tiaa T317"Twr'TJ,0
ODD
BARGAINS, FITS er SELSCTIOSIS can be bad.
REMEMBEU THE PUCE
Holleman Building,
Fayetteville Storeet,- - -KALEIQH. B. 0.
aprs-tr. v ';
A. W. FRAPS,
WHOLESALE ASD RIT1IL VE&LEB LS
WINES, CORDIALS, PORTER, ALE
A A 11 LAULi; UEtK. ' i
The following brands are kept on hand : '
Live Oak (Sole Agent). Gibson, Cooper, Cabinet.
rxtiaer, rwur en, oiaen weauing. Mono
gram, aaa tjrown Kye, ana Dest scotca w -
lues. .- v- ; ;: i - ' f" ' '
Tom Cooper, North Carolina and Kentucky Corn
Best Jamaica and New England Rnms.
A9U9 castiiio. irrencn and caliionua Cognac,
and " outhaniDum AddJc Brand.
Kummell, Curacoa, AbsyntUi, and Reed's Cock-
Bitters (the best in the market) and Gilt Sde
Lrmdon Dock, Holland and Domestic Gins and
retuedam schnapps.
'ali!oruia Port, Sherry, N. C. Scuppernong, and
lmpoiedlCiiamBaKne,Pott and Sherrr Wines
Mchlvinu'R aDd Bass's. Ales, . & J. Burke's
kuuiiu runcr.
Lager Beer in Kegs and Bottles.
imponea ADouinaris ana seltzer waters.
The Bar is susDlied with X11I-: RKsrr Wines
rn.uu uqucrrH uu can oe Kepv aecl-tl.
i .iiii
COAL LUMBER;
Coal of Best Qnality Always on Hani
we can give ipw ngures on
all classes of pine lumber; Par-
tics wishing: to purchae nil
find It to tbeir in teres to call
and get our Prices. r
Western Te mlnps Hargett Stmt
FOR BEST QUALITY
APPLY TO
R. J.
Office at J. IT. Watson's , Grocery
Store, FayetteTille StM or Martin & 0s
born'g Feed StoifeIT. C Depot.
SPAU Orders ProiniitlT Pillfifl -
If8oithTToatoSM.
Best & CheaDest Furniture
- " " -f- - i ,
In the city Is now to be had as the uhaerlher 1a
determined not to be undersold, and la offerint
a very handsome stockof x ,
X7 tl JC il ! A ;X -JiJtt'Jtt,
at ; REDUCED FRICE8. . - For a GOOD BAR-
W A LN UT SUIT Sa
A very select aasortnieat of : WALNTTT
SUITS lurt received and for sale vervTeaaona.
bly. . I hold out special inducements in this line.
Also a lot of WALNUT BEDSTEADS- and a
arled Msortxaent of Coramonj rarrutorn, which
iamariuixxeacpesipaaeveT.. ?'.
. MANUFACTURERS OF -
fTALIOT CHAKSEt SBITt,! PRESSIX8 CASES
WAXa-lTAX3$. :WARBrR?SEJ,- MAI
lACIlt TASLEJ Cr AIL IIZSX '
T'Aia smES, cesij.
AND EVEKTTHaWO uinrt?ifAi)s m A
JUUST-CLftASS FuENITURE fACTOBT. 1
This Is HOME ENTERPJasE. and
mrk tw innwi lit full. ' .J ? '
wviH wv-iwysjbwmjr in SH fjf m UUkTI WIU
We have the best tM newest mnmrsi m.
"- Snperlor TVorkmen. f
And guaranty aatlafactlon, both ia styles and
i.sar".OreT promvtiv and. ; : i:mt-i.
" - i !- STOP AT THE i '
Richmond 'tJHotel,
. ' ; (OPPOSITE LONG'S HOTEL), f
ul ' ROCKINGHAM, N; C. " K
in? T a irTVT T n T rZ "
1 u- , ArwhnssH.
I v Eooms large and eomltrtable. Terms moder-'
late. Polite and atteaove waiters. . aala-tx.
SllifflS!
Moimtteiiiiis
1
HARRIS
J n Sa-;-,-? ('-A.' cr,.'ju iy?
,-t-VdCk ait. :.3nA
.tV f ( ""I '
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NEW AjiVERSEJllESn
; cAr.iEno.H, - hay co
M ", .-....; .-. J-il?5 t3?
Amonir the Comijaaiea xenreaented are the
foUowinir. TiZN-rf t--- ' u, a i. . -u jg
Virginia 1 And MartnTaC.''
iAvrioiwaLtiatoMaaiQtH.
St. aulJfijo wjd Marinet Ina. Qo, ,v
Home lnfiuian.ee go.'f Of New York.
neaooara mBurance ve. '
London Assurance . Corporation.
Hamburg-Bremen Insurance Co.,
of
Royal Fire Ins Co., of Liverpool. ; ;
pr8pecial anenUoB eiven to the insurance of
Cotton, stored or in tcankit, and to Mills, Facto -
ilea,. ,-' oils st-JM. 7. :if. ,.:l eo3-tf.
"DLlilCflABJ) fl.; OTEr L
(Late Professor of Diseases of the Eve and Ear .a
the savannah Medical College.) ,
; KAIElOIl, JN. c.
Practice Limited tQtlie'' m k t ; ;
EYE ;AJNT JSlikitJ
Refers to the State' Medical aoolet. and i ;
'teorgia'Medlc8ijet;-foi,4;jrA Sjt s:; i
WA1ITED
A CO O D A C EM T to can-
vatut KaieiK anu the adloinlus
towns tor the ot
the world. -Hd
towns tor the Dest sellinjr, household Articles) in J
the world, -lip ton nreilts. Write at Once I o
World Manufacturing Co., Clinton Place, Nj Y.
HGUSEEE
A PbBtal Card Seat US with Volir. aulilrnia
Will
Insure free, la return, our illustrated ..tlrcnlara
of nice HohseluiHiflhlng 'Specialties. "PaLUkk
a. bau,tom, juanuiacturers, stta i'eari street, ite w
York. - -- jjii-4w.:
AGENTS. READ THIS!
We will pay Agents a B8ter?of 100ar moBLh
and exjienses, or. allow, a large .'eontmtaBlon1 to
sell-our new. and. wundeiful-inwrntioMj j Wt
wan what AidieewitBoio.de4y, f
.Bnarnnmix sv i
-janl-w. ' '-Kt MarahaiVMteh.
1 . . . i woifcim
? JOHNSON 'iiANODYNJI LINlMaNTiWiaDO.
reiveiy prevent idis lerrioievisease-RKifWku poo-
tiveij cure nine cases jb teug .iaiMaaaiBttiaat
wibaave many lives seat free by mail. Don't
delay a mo dent, .rreveuuoa is beuerthanure.
aoia everywhere, i, h. 4uiiujn a f, $au
goriaame. f jani-4W.
1 i ' ,-r,' ' '
A INEW EXC1TIAO ROOK '
OrUttluas; wtth the W.IXP , APTjyJtljCBlja j of
uonr--py tne pruaam oesurwuve, auinoi; turn.
JlT.nmuti GivesairuteMftotirgw6K-
DgKPCfc miscoveri-'S.ln. AJrtcat and. mabvClocs
Journey dovmth Congo. More fascinating thaji .
romau e. Frafuaely illustrated, and BMuLV rt-
. dorsed by the otergu aud prem. over 16,000 Mflif. 1
More AtiO- AVA XliD r rFOB rAK-
TICCLABS about the book eeej Of Agents aud
pest terms, aaaress . ii l hhaxuj bKUH.,
ftrju-,wi ' iuusaciS . ftuiafuoiiHua, l a.
CELJSB RATED the W0RJJ.Q
l ne jnmnyjaeiurera wert avarata im tug
cai ana omy mecuu given ruooer, piaster
both thMinnia
Far Superior to:-
common porous plasters, ltonnents, the s-j
baled electrical- atrpflances, Ac, it Is the best
known . remedy for' Lswe aad.-'Weak'.Baet.
Rheumatism.' Female Weaicness. ' Mciattbai
LumbaeO. Diseased -lUaney"nlnaf 'Conk4
ipiaints, ancraii uis iorwtucn poroaspiaatetbf
are usea. ask your muggigt lor neamniui
Capclne Plaster and seer that yon get nothing
eise. , sola uy aii vruggists.' rnce xo ceni
Mauea on nceipt or price Ty BXABtntr
QITKBO?r, ill TXATT fTRB BT.' I WJt ORK. ,
I. I -J
TJTJZa
lo I
COIIDEIISEO TIME.
' v . f.ftit7Itj.:m..rf r... r-,r: a:qo
North Carolina ' Bdilroad
1 I TRAINS GOING 'tt Ci ! jx
.No.a
Daily
.e.8un.
Date, Dec. 1,1878.
rTo.4.
Pailj.
Paily
Leave Charlottes
8.20 a m
.H4 a m
.6Stm
Salisbury .
'vcrH.rt Point
.io p ml
74)0ainU)pin
Arr. Greensboro
.... ,
..ft.
Leae Greensboro
ait, HlUsbaro -,;
o.w mux
' 4.16p !a
1U.24 a m
HfACjim:
yprhani,
Raleia-B
iu.l6pm
1.10;anr
Ctopm
.4Sam
.66 am
Arr. uoiaaboro
Ifrft
Wo. 58 Connects at Salisbury with W.H.O,
I R' R. for all noihts in Western North. Caroling
i Daily except tiunaay. , AtJreensboro- with the
R. 4 1."R; R: "fofair points' North." Eastland
w i mtn mnn t
connect as JBreensborb with' th hl'
si). K.K. lor all points North, East, and West.
At SaJftiabtujithW3i..CJtt. R." daily except
Bunaay lor an points in W estern orth Cax-
(TT : 'wft :UJ L'ti jjui e.ii,i'T 1 1
rOROTTS PLASTB5L1
. ft,0wnflMMHnriv HftM.
1
-i-duUftruUftUt4AdAiAaAui
DaieclISTslt 'o?li jWt,,J Dally
l' $1 .tis v , .U iDailyi iDaily ex. Sojm
Lv.Goldsboro " A l(fcl8'am .S0pni .t.,.iii3i
Ar. Raleigh - is.pm l&.epm ...........
LTintftU..... ; i ; , I .ipta ia. t SUS a m
Ar, Durham - s 6-3 p an a a m
Hulsboro, ... ..Tpm .... lljOfani
fc3GreensborO M S.SS"pm .v.?...;. ,rS.3pm
Lra .ivj-rt 8,Wbm svtTam w
AT. High Point ,y m LWr w.fei..,..
Salisbury . i, 10.66 p m 9M am ......
'Charlotte' ' w l.oosm io.straln ....
' " ill H 1 . ! I !i "i . fl m , i
Na. lWTouttActa at Greensboro'" wlt.n Roiom
Branch. t At Salisburv :wrth : Wr ft; c R.
dairy, except Eoaday tov alt points In Western
monm uarouaai at AiT-uae JunoiioBwun ia. a
Cl. WRailra49r jdllnts gonUytnd jfwUi
no. 3 Connects at Air-Line junction with A.
A C. A.L. f or alfe points South) and Southwest t
at Charlotte with the a, C.'A.R,,Rfor an
points South and. Southwest.; ':j'r T" lircs
id.-' e-drJ
: i v..
Leave Oreeensboro daiy except S'ndy 1 10 p hi
Arrive Kernersvllle
Arme K.fmprm m - w . .
lo.sopm
11 IA n m
Arrive balen --Leave
Salem w-'-r . ,--.:.
Arrive Kjernersville... r,..4
.4opm
Arrive Greensboro -
a.00 p m
Cotmeettag at Oreehabomwjta trains oq
K.A
SLEEPIKiJ-.CiES vMOn?.(SiKGE
Run both ways on Trains Nos, l and , between
New York sad Atlanta, via Richmond, oreens
bonrand'Chariotte, and 'bothays on' Trains
Nos.' s and 4. betweea NewTortr aad savannah
via Richmond, Charlotte and Augusta.;"
ty Through Tickeu ou sale at Greensboro.
Raleigh. Goldsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte, and
ataa principal points South, 'Southwest, jWesc,
North and ast. r For emigrant jutes to points in
Arkansaaand Texas, adoress . . ; . ; i -' 1
J. '' Jf ; Si K.1 MacMTJBDO " : f
' - -.4 4 . C . "r .wi ecrii JtauintDadf'Va,
, RATES OF ADVERTISING.
OneBqnaren Inch) one day......
-M, - i Vil Vwo! -
t W V s mm
SI 09
IN
IM
three .
fives MM.v,..i
4
o ";i.:j r?j '
s' Oontracts tat advertuung for any apace or One
may be , mad at ihe office of The Obseryer,
Observer Bulldlag.Tpayettevme Street, "Ralelgm,
North Carolina. - yS"? j i -i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. x 1
OWING TO THE INCLBMENCT OF THB
weather- we had to postpone our sale" of
tots, Baskets Atro fancyqoods
kt soctidn, but'will save the sale To-SIdHT, at
our old stand, opposite John G. Williams Bank,
bale to begin about 1)4 o'clock.
Jia J I2T. tti-n. CAKMER,.. i
tTT7 X would call the attention of our patrona
VI and the public generally, to our One stock;
-.LHiwuir. I'rmtDrttinlrB or
as
V& keep &s fine stock, and moreof.lt, than
if .jeyer. .JiVe are located at, -r ......
, :p;nKEisa OLD utaxdI
Aadean offer inducements fn mBj kinds of
goods. We have beautiful COFFEE at 18 cent
pec pound, and the prettiest in the city at 86
ieatMft-m, i. . '-i)l ' LiT; "KJ S.:.a -:pci-
Tins Golden Sugar at Ten -Cents.
EEROSINB OIL S5 CENTS FEB GALLON;
: ; j KEROSENE OIL BX THE BAB- i
. , , REL mTE LOW. '
Wt Sill WfiTteaj Oil,
. WHICH lg ISM BIST 0 TH
XABXST.
o
UR-STOCK OF
... . I
TANCY ASD HEATY!
a iio o e iu es
11 IS QUITE COMPLETE. ' '
' We are selling the very finest Raisins, : Nutiu
and French Candy at about cost. Try us and
see if it ia not so. Several barrels of , j ,
SHEEP NOSE, BALDWIN AND RHODE
ISLAND GREENING APPLES
Just Received. A lot of FINE ORANGES Jus
Received, : Call ana see. as we have tha only
FABiCI GROCER
f OX, WrXMINGTON BTRKKT. ,' i '
t Jv R. 11. CAKMEU,"
' '' Hanairer:
Jan4f. -: ' .r?'.- - r .i?
ANTHONY PAPE.
C. A. MAX WIEHLB.
WHEELER
i H-l A; s
WHOLESALE ' f '
ists & Olxemist,
lm MAftKET STREET,; '! !
ocB-dSia
PHILADELPHIA!
JNCOURACti
io t HOME TN8T1TTJTION8. ii : -
ilECyjlITt AGftlHST FIHE.
S0RTH CAROLINA
c rajeigh; n o.
'T'HIS COMPANT.CONTIXDK8 TO WKlTi
5QMP
L Pouoles at
Insurable Property.
PROCPTLY ADJUSTED AXI PAID.
THE , 'TOME" 18 ;
Rapidly drawing in MiiG Fator
APPEAL, WITH (XN1TDENT0E
' ' ' . ' TO ' -' -'
Insxirers e Propertr in Norm Oarolinai
'Agent in all parts of the State.
This Company takes risks on nrooertr of ererr
character on tne most reasonable rates, and uou
wuastancung tne targe number of, losses it has
obtained uv the past four years, . hat never
pay prevptftj ana on time. Its motto
PROGRESSIVE ! ' PROSPEROUS1 .
PROMPT! ': :
AMPLX &E8ERYE AND GOOD
"GUARD YOUR OWN INTERESTS BY IM
lh
1 JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Prcsldea.
W. H. CROW. Vice-President.
TV. 8. PRIMROSE, Sec. and. Tress
j FTJXkASKJ OOWPjtW. Bnpervlso
House,
Groldsboro,
t Is in the business centre of the citv and di. i
rectly opposite where the trains stop. Railroad
and telegraph offices in the building. j - j
Eicliara Grogoir aE W. , w ?mw
'"' V5-. rROPKlETJRS. 3 j 1
V'.. --ii ETJJJtf.! i.";rj...CT 'Di
feurwrA i i r-i i Ksrjn -LNi c;j
..- . .-1
Et; Ker. Thoa Atkinson, DJ D.iViVlslJ
Bt..Be.vThoo, B, Lyman, D. D. tors.
EervBEHHElT SMIIDES. A.M, i
AEeotfe"ir Principal, I
rs. aauuettosseiseares, iuiy tmncipai.
A t. -iThs T3d erm of this School begins
"SEPTEMBER 12th, 1878.
FOR CIECULAK ADDRESS THE RKCTOK,
i'JJM'lJtfrU f(A ftflT .TM A - Of A TT T Turn,
....j. ftlftUftU uua
Jja3Urunce Company
'tlncorpormted in 18720' !
' ' " "RALEIGH, "jtr. fi. ". i
PsU np CapltaJ, - - - 20JKK).o
ir. B. Cameron , "... Pnuadmi
t'W. B. An&ereon, ' ,:-ViuiPrtSdM
. Dr., E. Burjce IZaytoood, ? ifed. Director
Irvfy E j Smith, , .Adoitory Actuary
- . . :o: , : . r
Tat. Only HOMS life InsoraiMui. rrnnnunT la
North Carolina. One of the most euocetMfal
Companies of its age ia the United States. Has
. sJreadyissuea between two' and three thousand
policies. Ail oi ate rands invested, at. home
: among our owa people. - Ail losses paid prompt
ly and. in cash. Kates as low as those , of any
E first class company. Has thkxb dollars of as
eta for every doulab of liabilities. ; :
Dnigg,
Home Insurance Go
! iuI v , .SUBING IN THE J ) ft?
IfiOariiliMninfi
ill
UtUUUUI
. l.Tt--t I
, wAgents wanted in every county in the State to '
,rqriftfoT this most excellent and firmly estab
lished home . instltuUoftW. For , .lnformatioa
address " K
'd"tr ?JC BTATE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
" Kalelirli. Ti. n-
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