Post,
- t fir j| | {
A ?AP; Baa fIH*>E.OPILE
* .1/ .M',zv* I
ir '■/(»« Mali**.
=. —. -~?r —-
.'itre r
-r —m.i_ ,
Mo»k '■tt.'Tf (-) billd had
1 cell i.m r .utu the Legislature up
t>- iills day I .at Meek, lhma of a
prnaie " iture, generally harmless. and',
Villi n md ttu. l
K>: Gov Kit nor Jarvih if mentioned [ i
f>; iti" j'l.'O'- of railroad oomunssioAor.. :
It wotld'not bj ia the liue of promotion j
Mr J»r* railroad policy whlTt Liov
(rni rermntnenUs'tiiiu for the place.
M.\X )' R«L£, in hi* new book on
l'i c r Maui, says thai ia Uustoti access j
t> ill- tiest society ia culiure, in Now
} rk n i* money, in i'bitadeipliia „auJ |
liLc moiiii, \ a., U is bl »o 1. it may
lime leetl no once", but the "blood"' cr
••aur-.iry requirement is "played
Money getsa fellujr in if he is as ig'°- j
i.imi at eue O lb« New '•codfish j
tu -tooracy." In Boston (li* inner cii-j
«• >• in made up if men of lite,-any cul
ttue —Wilmington Star.
iVhatMr. O'Xell is "lore represented
rs saying in his new book on Uuelei
Sam, is merely a re-set ling of something
w-i remember to have read ycats ago.
which wo cannot give verbatim, but
this ia the gist ot it,, —when a young
lady ia met to society to Boston the
question is asked, "What does she
know V in New York, "What is she
worth?" iti Philadelphia, "Who i.s her
family «"
- =s---r ~ ■■ - 11
A FAILKOAD COMMISSION
It seems pretty well settled that the
Ij-cislatuie will (lass -iti set creasing t
railrosid-'artlimissian, but whether the
power of making appoiutuicuts will bo
left with u«r or whether iley
wiil fe
the Cemmisaioner's power shoulii be atv
telute or advisorj is sui jeet to a differ
ence ofap.aiou. Tl.e Greensboro Pa
triot thas reasons on the meaure :
•'( 1) The Comae o*»ooers ought to be
■ appointed by the Governor, for the rea
son that the Legislature lias not the
Constitutional power of appointor tit.
(2) The powers conferred on the Coin,
luijsion ought to be advisot y. The
Cemiqisaion ia au eaperimeut and it be-
Legislate e to go very slow.
Nothing should be done to embarrass or
check our railroad development, which
means and prosperity of tbo
State. Wise, deliberatt and conserva
tive action is demanded It is a very
delieat*, perplexing Slate question."
THE GOVKRNOII'S MANSION.
The question is raised at every ses
sion of the Legislature, wlietl er it be
more expedient to sell the unfinished
building intended for t lie Governor's
Mansion than to fiuish it and use it for
the for which it was intcndtJ.
Whether the Governor would enable
hitu to live becomingly ic the b.ulding
We do not proteud to lay, but a State
thai has so little self-respect as to prate
abvfct the building being too grand,
aristocratic and expeoKive for a "simple
plain people" cannot expret other State 51
■ 0 respect it The Flyafyth City I ll
con aptly rouiarks:
"It is sickening to hear persons prate
about the oew Gubernatorial mansion
being teo grand, aristocratic aud expon
siye Why shouldn't the Governor of
North Carolina havi a grand houie! lie
U chief of a grand people. The State
d«Hgbti to honor him We have had
enough of thin truikltag to that misera
" ble ik'iiilg«|{ieal spirit that prevails tn
the Stale and which is encouraged by
men who should be a«hanied ot them,
selves. Finish the mansion, furnish it
•od pay the Governor salary enough to
lifelike a gontlenno Mviry trtte
' healtorf Tarheel in the State should be
preud to sec the chief executive thee
honored.
COtTNTY CONVICTS
Cue is reminded on l"oVnp at 'h»
large eiuount of work d"iic by the few
prisoners sow at wurk on t!ie publie
in this ooow'y *bot slirnei any
eounty, if allowed to keep nil 'fits cor
v jets at home, might withfh a f»* w yea's
"■g" ——^
■ a railroad its ciuintj son j
wi oh w' an »• uld l c ironed and
'etlju'pped by couMWiug poads without
; for'lipr eoet «o llieeoußtV; sod wouhi
t j
l at sonie day he a source of -revenue to i
the tntpsycrs, in adli'ion in bringu>gf
! in outride capital, the natural rciottrees
of the sections lhroui;li wlreh tlicy
would would bo develppiwi. j
Wo do not know what the | iuvi»mns
, id tlie net art-, all.iwing county cuiivtcts
ito J.utile roads, hut it It
does ni't. go sj lai, in ou ii j
| >bould be extended so as to allow thej
! county oua uiisMouers to cuiplny thoui'j
joo any publiu works in the hounds ot
the liouuiy, aud the State kikh at least
as much jusiivu furnish the guard loi
county conviets. as to give hie labor
and cost of a guar I »o wealthy corpora- |
'ions. Sat does the State press say fl
( \ecordtiig t i our understanding oi j
the acts regnlitiiiL' tliiß maiter the judge;
lua! ant- o#iy,. of Co.iiniis
piioßero to Eire [HT W.
{ purpoto of working out his fine aud cost,
but tie judge is not eoipewered, as far
las we know, to authorize the Commis
> siouers to hire out the c uivicts on any
work other than the publie roads for a
time longer thin suffi-'ient tu pay tine
' and coat. W . S ]
Briefs of General News
BCNPAT, JAN. 20.
The Sonatc was almost wholly occu- j
pied yesterday in the consideration nl j
the tariff bill, and the debate was of
mor« interest then usual, being divested .
of all political disputation, and the dis. ;
eussion of sectional outrage' being en
tirely ignored ; the fortification appro, j
priatiou bill was considered iu the;
: Uona-, an I after debate was passed ; '
. resolutions expressire of the sorrow (
if the House at the dcatli of Mr. W. |
Holertsou, of Loutsao#, who diod when
'j a member-elect to the 60th Congress,
' wore adopted, and several eulogistic ad
dresses delivered
| Mr. William Glidstone has becti
j selected to fill the seat in House of Com- j
I icons made vacant by the death of Sii
1 William Poaree, which has eatis-d the
greatest rej iioiiig among tin members |
'.of the Gladstoiilall partv-
Tue Manchester Cotton Spiunci's"
A-socialion will make a test case in the |
liw courts relative to excessive damp-
Uosb of Aiucrioati Outtou.
T i . i . t >
M A Irapio :iT;«ir is mpjirtcd fr'Uii Mis
souri; a young girl of seventeen shot
the mother r,f h«r Kwselheart, who op
' posed the tKarringo, acd them sent '
1 a bnllet thrmigh h«r own brain.
A colored lawyer of ITainpton, Va ,]
. has b.:eii ara ist. d on the oharg'u of rap
ing a thirteen-year old white girl, and (
. the jiil is guarded to prevent Knelling
A fight with negro rioters is report.,
I troiu (jeorgia ; iu which two of the
rioters were killed and several wounded:
negroes now threaten to kill uud burn,
1 aud the indications are said to be sc
-1 j nous.
tui-r. Jan. 24.
A number of bills were presented in
t'le Senate yesterday, and a concurrent
resolution passed for counting ihi clcj
terul vote and making declaration of the
person selected Presid-'Uts and Vice
President . Messrs. Hlodgctt and Rid.
dlebergor made explanations relative to
their pair on the tariff hill . the hill to
declare unlawful trusts and cohibitia
| tious ia rest aint of trade and pmduc
| lion was cousidered, but went over to
allow amendments which will increase
its stringency ; the sundry civil appro.
,! piiation bill was considered in the
House.
The Hruish steamer Kiin, which left
lialiimoae for Kingston, Jamaica, on
' 1 lie 18111, was abandoned off Cape llat
terae, with shaft br ken; officers and
crew were safely landed.
| Miss Charrity McAllister, a maiden
'lady, wis murdered in 001-J blood bv a
t negro, tu Cumberland ceuntv. in this
it State, early yesterday morning; llie
• muiderer was quickly found, when he
f was killed rutright on-tlu spet , the no
s : gro had entered the hotlse for the pnr-
J pose of robbery.
' | Aoiendoients to tbe diplomatic aud
" | consular appprnpriatlon bill were report.
I ,ed iu the Senate yesterday, appropria
ting $600,000 for the execution of the
" "»hligati'ins and protection of the inter
-1 est* wf 1 lie I 'u.ted States existing tinder
' thelrei'y between thin govcrnwut aid
the go*ernmeut of th« Sa uosn Islands.
, There aro various ipeeulstious as tj
what disposition the House will mike
the Senate UiiiT bill.
Konrteen thousand ookc woikers, iu
Connellsville r«(i»o, Hennsylvaoia, will
' t old a meeting 011 &nturday to consider
the advisability of slrikiu); if their scale
' is not aooepwd by ibo proprietors.
P?-K ,n r I'!iirt> was ve«terd-iy r» elee-'
.
ted t-y the Kansas Legislator* withrost
oppnsi ten for the term iomfl*"otng t - h
1 o.'March uext.
j I jiuid foi* Snlo. !
1 Ilv .-''•fiit* • ? i Uev«M oil*« Supe'sor
'oiiuoi Stoke* Con iv inn«U ul /lu;ust
li 'iin Is***, in tUc suit «f al SV a I *»« ii ft
j \|. v h Mhi ?rv* i'j ut t al. me
j(V mnr-.voiier *o ell c min lauds tlie
,t%*Dfioh d, J w'H ofti'i' f r sale v lite court
; hon.-e door iti Dunbury, «ii the Uli day *»f
M ire l, "HI. 10 ill* highest l» «!*!♦• I* fui |
•ih!, tin* following ilto.-; ib; U «.utt« »i
tow if '
One th to i Sin w (
■ •ics aioic or i. i .«lk uwii .is iV Kly i» : '
i ui.ti ur Mood,. tort, • tra *l, wlilsh lns?udtf*» j
■iJ in '! site aii i • water p »wer; i al is* tin;* 1
i i Oil IW Ui |{i Aill- **»-'•
A Is*. • ao oth t t.aet of a b» ut 103 acres j
i lji lulng C M. L.'.sVy and others ami J
known a> il.e Uurt.'ii trail.
T!« u.miv ■ la:;d is situated about u miles
■is? • f h.i'tbiny uuhii 'W ('reek ami Dan |
i* t'i* in i flnt t >l.a vo *e "ion, and must be j
> >M. Purchasers would » o well lo givr
heed, and can get any iufuunalioiii or be
sijow a tin* premise* 0) apply i i.j to Walter '
Al. Fly ut or the a'. Ihllaru*'
V. C.
J. (1. IX. MITI lll'.LL,
Commissioner.
LAM D SALS.
J 4u|K»rior ( nrr »»f si.tkf' comii y,
j iim hi •.t iKa.iiisjiom'r to »e;i the laud* ii'
{ John I - o»".;u.s»> i, »u- o, for partition aut'Miu .
j nU ueir.«-at law, I u.ilaclJ on the j
j itith da* »f FcVanr. ai I o'clock p. in \
;.». t the |■ i!.i s • > Jii'im- iiacts of land,
i flest :ra •* coataiui 14 sixty-two a i.l o.i »-!ialt'i
iieres more or leas ami Slinje.'t to th ■ i
»tri»Wi«rol' I i' widuw of i 0.1.1 i, , « . ;uHon i
| lec'd ;se •. ♦.» I U'.u'-t o.Kitai .i; .1 ve* not
intx'umhartd l»> dower third tra : *outui:r
,11' ")•*• i a !«•■» no: .Meuiua'ied by dower,
all l.'liu ai«l I'-'iiijj in ttie coonty ol
Stokos, «'ii tli. v r > of Town Pork, ail
joinlng tba la i«.- "I C .ivin Carroll aud otli
•n.
j Tlie aluo >4i* .400.1 fi. miny lain Is, well
| ini{)n»v« i. ami snltablt lorgrt a tugall kimln
j t if crops, il my p->»i tl A sirlii{s to jmr-
I -It.is« a \; »1 funi Wf».il Ido wvll in c ; im
■ the 4 tinTh> :»'»ove lamU will bi» sold 1
(♦ the hit(lii*»? h.tl.lcr ontb" f 1
j\iz : One ha f of purchase iwi u } cash •
I ani Iho i«:niai : lor »n»oii a credit of six
| mouths, with bon I and approved seen Ity
for the balatK 'of the purchase* money. Ti
le re. .lined until the whole of the purehaxe '
mono> is paid, fltls the *4tli dpy of Jan.,
ISBl'.
OIIUCON FOIUIUSOV, j
Uoiiunlssiouer. '
Summoas for Relief.
•j Xortl. ( ui.diua, In Superior  curt.;
».Suiiiiuon» l'o> - ijl ef— 1
1 Stokes f.'nrr;.. ) Ite! ire the  i kkk. j
' W. M Moore n*.d wife J
j Hi/ibftl. Moire. M. A. I
!l »lly and wlfj Mittiej
li.itlv daughter of A man
ia Amhews I
against
! II Maitin. .lis. f« I
J d ntiu. J Jdaiiio, I
\Jo iz > l'rili,.e v»:» o!
\larrha Alphon- |
Sun »;i'l limis «.f \iiTf s i«»n c.f liud. r t
"s.tlm.'n I*. .\ a - j
tii., Kid • I e ( aJU«
" >fv.a Mi t•' 1
1 ivl I .'I Mi • I. \,it if
Jb.hu > * (i... VV. 11 i
■\n ia n t.l «.U M\ raj
I N'nnn. Willi-. \V« I n»r.i
> I John, Satuttfl, J nu**s I
,. M»rij« and .l. ;ri Mai - j
' tin. hf!lrs of William ;
I Martin, ferry ami Kiltie 1
liuic •. heirs of Man j
j Bar"!#. |
j I'othe K e.-it!" of Mokes ( uinty— : i
II YOl arc e >uiiu imlcd buinujoa A. 11. |
; Martiu, J.ts. ti. MirtN, J'B"*ph M.irliu, 1
j Alonzo Prinze, son of Martlci Pringle. Al
1, phonso, Nannie Saint »nds*, heirs
1 tf Sal lie Salni m Is. «l »"s *p*i Martin. Kittie
' l.e*. C':i .die AI goo 1. Myra N| irtin in 1 lola 1
| Martin, heirs of John Marti .1 W. 11. Nunn
j and wife my ra Nunn. Willi*. Welborn.
j .lo'.t i. Samuel. Jan- 'S, and .leuuie ,
Martin. l« .ri t»l William >: tlf:. Perry autl
Kiltie Ilurge, heirs * fjiaiv the defen
ilants ahfcve nanntil. if tt> l e fnind within
,v« u. couiitv, to appear a! lit** e*U of tlie
Clerk of the s-; e. .or Court the county 1
• I >t k son l o tli ('ay 'I March XSSS.
i i I a tiwer tlie v>m;)l tint, a • >pv of which
' w; I! h.? »!ejw s tel in the oOi • • if tit» Clerk
■»f tbo Superior Co nt of s 1: ! co m! . with
in ten days from the date of ih  s.imut »its,
( ami let the defendants take m ti • thU If
! tjiey fail to answer the said c iijiUint at
i that tintthe pl.tiutitf will ap,;iy to l ! ie
, Court f»i Ilia relief dent t:tde I In the cout
i' plaint. II M »of fail no*. 1 t.I of t!il« sum
j mens mak ■ dtw return.
I Circa under tny band, litis tlie 30th day
c j of January JBi?y.
N. O. PKTBEE, C. S. C. |
.[A. M. STACK, atly. for petitionsrs.
[ ORDEtt.
It appearing to the eatisf.ction of the ,
Clerk of the .Superior Court of NoKes i oun-'
1' 1 loi.t' J vseph Martin, Ajp'ionso Sal mends.
k /fittin Saliuoft.ls, N'a tttle baliuonds. Willie: i
, Welb-nn. Joba. Sauiuel,--Mantes George and 1
jjfinie Martin, Perry ud Kittie -
o-5 S'-ph M ut.n. Kitti** I/ee. Cadilie AI;ood, 1
' Myraand Join Martin, are non-rSsideuU of 1
• 1 tlie State of So th Etwollnina.
. j it is therefore ordered by the Clerk that '
1 service ol's unmon« He utad • upon said lion
| resident ptrlu -. hy publication for six sue- j
1 cetsive we *ks in tie* I .anbury Kkpohtbk
1i k POST, a pa|ter published in the town ot j
. ■ Daubury, N. C.
I Tills the 30th dav of Januarv I^B9.
N. O. PKTBKC, C. S |
• Greensboro Female College.
I; CiIIECX'BOUO. N C
m.iKfixrv h::\ r.NTiI ion of tuts
1 * prosperous luafitun«sn begins oh
the 2*2' id of At iirsr, ISBS.
Superior a IviiMiage* offered ill nil th*
departments of learning u-u»lly taught j
in Kei mile Colleges of! Grtlc.
! InsTi uutiou giv. nln Type-writ sng anl
IRtenogrsph »Uo
Terms modernte.
1 For Cauliigui sppl vto
T. \|. JONKS, ,
President |
RHEUMATISM
These twin dto*- .iW-ca use tiutvld suHcrtDgr.
Decturradmß lltat tliey ;.re Uinict.lt to cun- -
rv pa! :?nts. I' alue*
WT cWerjr t>a.pouuil ltuS per-
Wk II jj manontly cunsl the worst
%// ft c.ime 01 rb«'UiaaUsDt and
GTxff H neuralgia—sc nay Uiuse who
)j\jj hav» uj-d IL
Ihfff " linilnp t-wn tniutilotl
IrJGrv wp it rltttiuiiai is>k at Utekixv
yfj /A\ and r " l '>'**trs. I *-
leAopV. r I alimisniii; ble t"i;itar.»imd.
I LK I aid was ver) >*fi« n contined
Ino USE TO I it' l)cvl f»r WiY>ks at a
L W(slri , I ttUie. I US«SI Olllf 00»* N»tr
- , ) lie i»i i*.ikii v («ien  0111-
ff Tl 1». una. Ui»«t was perfivtljr
if 1\ \\ cured. 1 eas liow jump
II li urouud, and feel as llvrly us
m ll u buy. Fiunk I'akoi.i.
V Run* tea. jfpvada.
fl.ou. Ms for 15.59. Druyjrtsi.i.
Mummotti tretliuonlal paper free.
Weu. j Hichahdaok«iCo..lYopw..lMirltn ( ,tw Vt.
DIAHOND DYES &£.»?SfJZfiZ.
[aK|P w?=sr x fpj
jlVv'-- r r """ I ■■
* 1. f'r.r, ,nd .ft.. *"U .... kept
Oi'tr in vonr k h t % it. »ilu »u-l «hu«r« ilm-im lo lhu«* )
l L.m«w > .:
NOTICE.
Ilaviiijj qualilbi as ailiuinUtratui' ujtin
llici sl.i' uf lic.iU' IT. Mo "v, lll' c.iv.l, 1
j lu"v!iy i;iM> st'ii.T.sl nolire I" iill iwreoiw
. n:.li-!.!«'il in s.ii.l goi.t;,- toroiiii' f .rwar I unit
maki' iiiini''illnt»'pauii«iu, ami all |«rson»
Inn «luints tMii.l rututc uv irqiieit
...I In pr. s '.tt tliem lor si-ltlruii' jl on or be
lore llw -'IHII •!.»)• of li'ubruar) iSIOor otlwr
this nollewill b« pla'tle.l in bar ot
111 ilr reiDvor*. January 7ili IWD.
" \V. 11. Suiter, Ailin'r.
The RkPOBTER-I'uST should bea
regular weekly visitor to every family
in this county both for the good ut the
families and ferour own sake, and for
tlii-. oue., among a .luuibor of reasons;
we are endeavoring to do a good service
hy aoquainting t lie people with the
county's hi.-iitiy and resources, (hereby
instructing our peoplo in what tliey
ought to know, and at the same time
j drawing the attention of individusls frnm
; abroad who may be iuduct'd to inalrc in
vei>tuioutß here and introduce industries
among U». And while we are working
for th} interest of the county, at largo,
wo fei l we ought to its substantial
| support in tlie way of a liberal subscrip
tion lis*,, for as Bradford who published
the fitst Hibie in America under the
I eolouinl gDvernincnt, at Philadelphia,
aid in his subscription prospectu*
j'printing is costly;''and wl.en we say
"printing is costly" we are not tnkitig
into aecouutiaiiy reuieuinration for the
'{ o&the for Jlio paper,
aad lor the business.
We furnish a paper which to say the
' least will not suffer in comparison with
any county paper ill the State ; indeed
:here are orign.il articles, coveriug u
vast and vaiied range of subjects, regu
larly contributed tb this paper wliicli
we coasidor would do credit to the tuore
pretentions oity dailies of the
Much attention is given in its coluius u
, matters of wore than passiug interest tc
the fainier, and the farming interest o
, this county affects every one of its in
habitants it is as yet paramount to ev
-1 ery other iuterest in this country. Tin
' very latest general and state news ii
[ given 011 i)ie columns sat apart lor tha
1 department; acd its miscellaneous se.
■ lectious are carefully sifted from lis six!j
1! exchanges.
' I Sample copies sent on applicatiut
Send on your money a-, once and thet
, talk to all your neighbors afterward.'
, and try to get them to subscribe.
A M f SV | Who are Weak. Vervoui ami
|mb $m Jfi lli l'ilit'vt 'il. vi lli) AIT siilli'rili.
IWI j W i'rinn ilu' i ll''i t1 of early evil
habits, the results of Ignorance
I or folly, will find ill l'i ui-'m-kcikh a pos
| Iti vt' aii'l jS-neanetit cure for Xervous Uubll
ity. .Seminal NViiaklU'SS, Invuliintary vital
111 uses. *te. Uili*s I. Neml 6 eenti
! man; tle'll cause and euro. J.X. I'EIRH.
012 Cllfltlll St.. -V ASHVIU.K.'I I-..VN.
.
! M. W. NORFLEET, J- "• SCALES
11. .1. Cau'TK, Auctioneer. \V. A. WKIIVTRIJ, of Rorktoglmm Co., Floor Manager,
j " J. M. JIJWI r, otMokos Co., *M't Klnor Manager.
PIEDMONT WAREHOUSE.
IN. C.
For the SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO
I
—H lOf fl-
In commencing a new Tobacco year, we
dc;ire to thank our friends for the |»atron
in the past. We promise renewed ef
forts in their behalf in the future, we
'guarantee prices equal to any house in
Winston. There will be an active de-j
niA::i for all good, bright Tobaccos during
the Fall trade. Don't forget the place and
n.iiiie—PlEl»lO\7.
M. W, NORFLEET& CO
and NEURALGIA 1
f. •• - j
_ aentl to me. For the p.iMiwo yen I liam suf.
fend with neuuiKteof tse In urt.doctoraXtcr
■ Uixtor fallUitf tocuie in«', I have now lakea
nearly four ©utiles of the i .•iiipoan.i, «ni Hia
t frnc fniiit Uie eoniplslMt. I f»vl fmi« ful
lojou." csias. II.LK WIS, ( "iitralVillage,ct.
Palne's
,1 Celery Compound
•. rl lutve Ut t with Hr'itt*
' linn »-utssii. and ctiLil find no fvttef mull I I
Uh»-ii 1 ia '« litjt «\IIII|m»ui*«1. Alter usltig
11 six bottl«*sof tliH ibullelop I am now car-| uf
* : rUcumatle truulilos,"
-1 SAMUKi. HuiciuNtio.N, SOL Comlth, N. IL
Effects Lasting Cures.
J j Palne'sOrteiy (\unpouud has performed many
I other cuivs aa manreloiis os tb«*N*,—t uples of
. • lei iem mil to any uddrm*. I U rtfcuil W U|le.
tlot-H not (Ilsf urh. nut aids dlffesttae, and entire
ly vi-gi-tiible; n child enn lake If. W hat's the
use of suffering lunger with iln tl— ST
. neuralgia?
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CO~YI)E.VSEDSCHEDULE *\ m O 2!
! l aki.u eflect 5,a. in . Monday,.lu. e, ie, "sb.
Tli A INS MONi.Vj .NOlt'l 11.
I'ass. i)c Fi'ld &
*v Ata.il | I a»S.
| f.v |]ennettsvilie 0 IAJ a iti Ila p m
Ar Max ton 1 05 j M 10
II v M.i\ton 715 1 3 .J5
> Ar Fayettevllle » «n) Tls
I ! Lv Fa\ctteville U I"» iOOoaui
, lAr Sa:ifor.l 11 la I •!(> p m
. « I a Mnford II 27 • : -10
I Ar fire Muhoto 1 })U piu 7 'ii
s ,|a (i reel who ro • 00 .1010 a m
i Ar Mt. Airy 7 l"» 515 p m
No 1 Dinner at (Jrt*enaUnr«».
i TKAINB MOViNCi 5u5 i 11.
, I'ass. * Fr'ht £
2Ut 1 2 I'ic
Lv Mf Al*y I fiOOantjll l.'sm
Ar (ireenslmro t) i'.*» i Ti-lOpm
i Lv (.*re**nal»om !1000 j 7 45am
. Ar Ninford | IVipm
' Lv Nan ford | 1 lh » :i HO
Ar Fsyelteville -IIH) 4 60
. Lu I*a\ eitfv i. 1«• I I OSS *iu
Ai Mavton. j bls 1150
; Lv M utton • 025 j 1015
, Ar lieuueUaville j 7 J'l 1215
, ; No 11 breakfast at (iennanton.
I No. i Dinner at banford.
ravaencer and Mail Trains run daily ex
-0 eept Sunday.
u | Freight and Aeeomodat lon Train runs be
tween Favitcville and Hennettsvilla ia
- I Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ami l»e
- fat-en FavelteVtlle and Greeitsbmo on
i'uesdays, Thursdays and >at 'idays, and
£ front lireenslioro lo Fayetreville on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays;from Greens
-1 boro to Mt. Airy on 1 uesdays, Thursdays
il and Saturday*, and from Mt. Airy totireens
j boro on Mondays. Wednestlays and Fricla)s
Traits on Factory ll;anch run daily ex- j
d eept Sunday.
c 1 W. E. f.K, Oen'l Tass. Agent.
J. W. FHY, fien'l Snp't.
i, j
is ' i
I pliolil. Mrivrlet uu.l lrello-v I'rvpr-.
| .He*«le*. *4 to nil |»ok, 4 lie I*
p * •ri», *te.
c j Darbys l'rophylietie Fluid will de
r, , stroy tbc infection of all fevers and all
; contagious and thfecfldtt* diseases,
e Will keep the atmosphere ef any rink
li room pure and wholesome, ahsoibing
d | and destroying unhealthy an 3 conta
u gion. Will naturaliza any bail suiell
i-j whatever, not by disguising it, but by
b j distroyiug it. Use l>arbys Prop ylac
■e j tic Fluid in every sick room.
8.
to
10
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1-
Fall ai'ul Wtuip
MILLINERY
■y I
i AT
:j MRS. L. W. MASTEN,
Is Main Street, Two l*oors Below Allen'i
Old Staod.
. i Latest New York styles a speeiilty.
d • Hats, Flowers, Ribbons Etc.
11 j as cheap as can be bought
e j Special indueements f> the COUN-
I- TBV TR.VDE.
is i ORDKRS by mail promptly attended
j io. Don't fail to call aud e*ai»itie my
>'. j stock.
" ' ' " ■ 1 ■ ■ ■. I
GRANITE, IRONWARE.
(fir A - FOR~3S^rSSU.
■■ is
®Sg|ffi™|REV ManufaoturM only k* WW
Si LouisStampingCo.Sl Louis
For Bale fey an Mm, Barfinm «i
BOOM FonUUn^Dwlen
00 MmUw yii|
: —STRICTLY FOR CABM—
• .
N 1)
Only Ten Per Cent
PR o¥iT _
$$ $}W s£&&
Wc keep a full line of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes,
Clothing, Hardware, Table
I ware, Fancy Goods and Con
fectlonaries, and a full line
ofHtaple and Fancy Grocer
ies. we can supply the trade
at all times and guarantee
OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT
*l(if equaled) at any market In
the State.
Wc buy a great many good« direct from
manufacturers, and can sell at Jobbers
prices. Wc only ask a trial, to prove that
wc mean strictly business, and not idle
I talk.
1 Glenn & Thomas,
'jferisaas'lim, • • •
At the Red Store.
.
'V_ 4
Go where you can buy the cheapest) aid
don't forget that the way to Hod
where is by trying; so
if you want—
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
' v
Dress Goods,
1 Notions,
v *
Shoes,
,I■ 4 _
Ladies and punts Hats of the
« latest styles at lowest
PRICES,
(,; CALL ON (•) .
THOHNTON 4 CO.,
WSiiSli®l?& * • 1% •%
Two Door* North of the Port Ofl#.
Should you want to treat yourstlf to a
jsuit of clothes, remember this is the place
to get it at bottom prices. Just call for
Jau.es M. Fulton who will show you what
you want and sell it to you at bottom
prfpe*.