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o eAleigh,,il .Oi, Saturday uorotnosepteiibeb; mCl
t-PEICS FIVE OEOT.
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The -nt circolAjr . of laBtructlona
fOTSEtam the ttoraej general .Ui United
only emelj cenBared bjllie demowU
lo n J independent pre, i but er'a
- wpBbli(Morg.nfaUtogmiieart;
indomment - t If-:
The bwt that th Ntr.Tork Timetia
the extreme repnblicmn ptftinmahip tfiat
it tM manifetm oan eaj; of . the circular
M that it is 4 jadiaud poti
jnet and ry important law," and IdrujiU
bat it t jrboDy. aimed at Uie rontheja
- ' ; C tateh7yiDg Uiat it U -to pment
. ' lavleM interruption of pgUtiol mert
iaga, and to destroy tbe avstem of tort or
and enerrioa whk hu, beeo orRnjMxl
inaereraibf teaoilthera ft(U.'j 1 5'
Tbe adminiatntipo.'jMemOf tmor
and coercion ia, hreer, all right j
The Phlladerphia Times, independent,'
on tbe other band, fsjaw - 's
"Attorney General Tait 'Las bulged
m closely m possible to Cameron's bay
ouet election order for defeating bonest
elections in the sooth, bat h has evi
dently had trouble ' between ' bin
TBatarsleiipect for law ' and 'the. Tiolent
polituml duties assigned, Vi him. V Tiara
vi little that is of mouMnfe. ia hu mere
legal disquisition, but hs strikes the .
marrow of Cameroniem when he defines
, , thq power of , Unitedt States marshals
1 and the doinonts which oompose tha
nosm omiUtos. ; Tlw circnlat of Mr.
Taft is simply a monstrons panrenion
. of the plain pint of the la w and is a
, " disgrace to ; tlte attorney , general, . !If
there' jhaD bo Tiolenoe in any aUJta, north
" . or sonUi. the nmedr is olesrlT defined.
and only wbsn tbe stats- authorities 4ro
exliaurtod and anaote to maintain peaea,
can the. army be called upon ia any
manner; but Mr; Taft deliberately evades
or rather nnlliiias the clear mandate of
the law to find soms feeble exonse for
Cameron's revolutionary attempts . npon
the peace and honest , eipression of the
southern , states,' ', It's not 'worth tfa
trouble and degradation; it won't pay.
The New York 8nn,' lndependmit ro-
publimp, saystt""1
The opiuioA of Mr, CuaiiDg.'quoted
. by the . attorney general, -! was given "in
. 1851, with referenos to the. execution pf
prooess under the fugitive slave law; and
' it was a true opinion ith ,t cferenoe to
the execution of that and all other pno
coa. Bat li' 18G5. an aotof congreM
was passed, bow re-enacted In the re
vmd atatates, seotion 5,528 making it
a highly penal offense for any officer pf
the army, or other person in the civil br
military service of the United States to
order, bring, keep or have under his
authority or oontrolnylrvopa'dr armed
men at any plnoe where a general tt
special election j is held in any. state,
uuleas such force be neoessary to repel
armed enemies of the United States br
to keep tbe peace at the polls;'!'' ; ' j
'Our hberties are not In Such a de
perate condition as all marshals, attorney
generals and all other officers' will find
when this election is bver."'r i , .'. j
The Njw York World argues that it is
in South, Carolina nod " Louisiana that
these " new privileges of the department
of justiee" are to be .employed with un-
scrupnloos eiTeot, and adds : -. '.
" The matter has r resolved itself into
. this : The republican admitiiKtratioa has
determined to eleot republican eucoeae
orsbTrany means, however desperate
and however 'fllegaLitt ; is meant to
throttle free government in one section
of the oountry(jn order to secure control
of the whole-,,, There is no mistaking the
porpoae. There will be m mistakiiig
the result if this purpose is allowed o
be carried oat unchecked. ; There is one
way to prevent this outrageous perver
sion of authority. That is for the peo
ple of all parties, all alike concerned" in
the maintenance of constitutional Urn-
r ltntions, . to ' protest : ' witn . one
"voice' against fhSFwrolntl6fic1ietns
of corrupt,'i depperate; and malignant
demagogues j who have in a thousand
ways shown themselves no worthy of
power.v - ii( :;; ,n 1 . . - !
The New York' Commercial Adver
tLer. republican, r-seema to doubt tbe
; oolicv of this circular, and says t ! 1 "
" Now that Attorney General Taft has
; given : his idstractions1 to the United
btntes marshals in the south, be shonld
see to it that . these persons do not e
cee l their duti. The republican party
ilumrcn that tni rluhts of all men be rf
spevtcd, and this some of the southern
. democrats do not Beenk , disposed to a
low..- If it suould attempt anruung Oil-
terent it would nee a ooomerang that
would turn back, and do itself far more
damage', than was 1 intended ; Jta opp0-
DentS i't-)'i;i.t . " ' vw
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UMlt ON THIS PICTURE.
In answer to 4 call front the United
States senate, the treasury ; department
sent to that body a list of the publio d
' fauHers, and the amount stolen. It ap
pears that about One Hundred Millions
of Dollars of the people'a money has
been stolen by the repsblioan partv
officeholders 1 1 ' The ' republican mi
iority in the aenate refused to publinb
nensi. Ht ,;Vhj ...
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APPOINTMENTS OWT JTJDOB TO'
Jndge Daniel G. Fowle, one of the Eleo
tors at larse. will address lie people at the
' following Places:1::; -" vi
Taylorsville," SutunUy, Septemler 9.
: Wilkesfwro. Monday, S?ptember II ,
lol)on. Wednesday, September 13. 1
YadkloTilte, Tburada.V, September It.
Mockovilla, Friday, September 15. ?
Winston, Saturday, September It.
The ladiea ara luviLod to atiend. .
Friend In . the respective localities wiB
piease circ&Jate notice of the appointment
PEOPLG XXD TnilfGS.'
' New "'. York' '.scneols ,. bfean thelir
seuions Sept, 4 with nn , attendance of
Robertson county, Tennessee,' agri
cultural fair will give $20 premium to
.1.. r. ...... v .. 1 , .
Baratoga, Newport, Long Drnacs and
all the. other leading watenng-f uces
are thinning out npidiyr " i ?
Central Park has a five snake whfcl
is said to have been In a bale of Jute in
tbe wnrebouse since lB2Z, i" n
Tbe v say that , 10.000 ' women and
trlrU have learned 10 swim , at, the free
v. .... ,1,1. I
. The Bt. Louis Timea has discovered
teat .Morton la religtoas mn-"
tihakr,f Mtha bloody shirt. si I
. Twelve thoiXja&d deaths, by cholera
hats occurred In Damascus In three
mpnths, mostly 01 Mohammedans.,,
i The pawnbrokers are overloaded with
all aorta of nledfed' hoasehnld and
personal property." Vote for Tllden
. The fiairstonn on which Washlufftpn
stood when first Inaugurated at Federal
hall; Jn iNew !Yrk,.ils preserved at
Belleyna hospital in that city";'
'1 ''Knocked" out of Time clean into
Eternity" heads jthe narrative In Ue
SU Louis Times, of . the prize-flbt
muracr. Um H-:U;t !
J Boston Post: Bob Insersoll Is coat
slstentv ; A aisa' who preferf Vuplter
to Jehovah'' would naturally - prefer
Hayes toTilden. ' w-.--:--w
' to a day or two more we shall expect
to hear something of the Toledo Dem
nerat'a Ilnland for the New York Tunes'
Oliver, the atory :of Qoyernof Ilayes',
derecuve income returns. i
T Say the Burlington HnWk-Eyt hfXo
UootMr and Canr campalcn Uniforms
bare been "manufaotnrcd '.ycti 'The
henchman 6f that oaHv. when they Pa
rada, merely pin a cabbage leaf to the
back of i their shirts, l-ni t.. tr, 1
, mi S. ? 1t' i '-air: a- j
ivanrtnwaff' pni irifs
TOW
9l!t
Thn ftvnraS DmrK-TAtin ol ul. in Dar-
liugton, 8. C.j numbera 137 ..whites and
106 colored metbto i' e" ""
, t The Barhnetoo Hawkey says Uncle
Sammy fa so short that he bos to hold his
ooat tails up wnen ne steps over a coo.) ;
'it the Boston Globe rays down the rule
that if Tilden cannot be sent to the penir
teptJorj'helis , Ugiblej iortha yhito
' Tbe CSncinnati Enquirer says: Sena
tor Morton, who ooght to know, is in
doubt -about the election of General
Harrison as governor of Indiaua. ;
j. Sino?tJ?a SfcJLouis convention, which
resolved in favor of the repeal of the re-
. , . 1 . .1 of 1
ud is now almost as low as it was to 1874
)f ore, the paasageo(8hermanWindJe.
The Boston Tost fnroiBheslhis tiny
iw: Twenty-seven lioston gentlemen
k a sail down the ."harbor " jgt week.
maiority of them have always I voted
he republican ticket, and all bn three
ef them are going to rote for XiWen this
"The? modarstAlv-radieal flinfiinnati
Commercial takes this view of.it As to
the canvass in Ohio, while wathibk the
ehanoes at present decidedly favor the
republicans, there are ciratrmslances
Which impel every man who has the rao
eess of that party at ; heart' to vigilance
and nctiyity, - LI i--sj j
I A Washington special UTth New
York. World ssvsi. Private letters have
been lately vreceived in this city! by a
prominent republican fromjiw) party
friends In Ohio and Indiana' represent
ing that both states are likely! to go
democralie in October, unless eomethinjr
dan be done to change the present our
sent of .OfJniojXTha GermanVote is
regarded by the writers of these jetteri
as likely to go almost solid for th dem
ccrats. ' " II.
"t 7 ' '"-' --r i
I Buptcbb Cdrkd from 30 to SO In
days by the use of the Triumph Truss
and Triumph Rupture Remedy, manu
factured by the Triumph Truss Com
pany, S34 Bowery, N. V. This.Trtss
and Supporter; took the) Medal at the
last session of the Great American In-
Utute Fair, Send.: 10 cents fox .the! f
new BOS
SAVE OF ALUA1ILK CITY
FUOPERTY. By virtue ot a mortgage
xecnted try R. H. WkiUkeh and wife to
na, ocarina daU October 21, 1STO, and dy
proved and registered I shall sell at pa bile
ancUon toths biffbect bidder,' at tbe eoart
house door 1 Balelrt, on MONDAY, THE
VTH OAT OF OCTOBER next, Uia lot and
Improvements now occupied bysaM Whlta
ker, and known i as tke "Jol llntchliiK's
lot' lyin); on tha south side of Mewbern
Avenue and at It tnterrertlon With Blood
wortli and East t wetei I Term raade known
tsept Mlawtdsl Will 1 V VTrustee. I
Offered Protection AgnlmtLsjaa
S 1'mb) ".
'i . h '1 nt ,
ill
i-y,H.:ORQtY.1?:T
Oeneralmtiraiice Agent,
RALEIGH, X
Rettresents tM following first clan Com-
tna Llfa Insurance Co.,
jBtaa Fire Insurance Co.,
PhcBota Flr Co., .- -National
riro Co., '.':..
I
Of Hartford.
lnxiaJiJLmejlcan.FlrjB.21 '
Hoffman Fire Co., 't Of N. TTT
Howard Fire Co., -; t '.
Combined Assets Over
The attention 01 Die ruimc w rwrwtrmiy
called to these substantial Institutions,, af
tordirc ample indemalljj ;; . . aagl-jiffl J
Tie Raleiffh SexitiiieL
FDBLISHED DAILY1 AHD rTOKLY,
Dally Sentinel, one year, postage paid, , fS.OO
a 4. ,1BX months "",.; , 4.t
For tbe campaign, tour months,' '. t.00
Weekly SeDUnel on year .postage pilT J.0
Tot tleampslgn, , , fiffj
. , .f 'i I ... I v. j
.Thal onr readers may see with, what f?v
our paper is received by oar editorial breth
ren, we give selow a few extracts embraclrg
rbattheysajjof
yf 50T1CE3 OF THE FIUW&' ul
fluo;i . 'r V'I ! f rt l:
. I .u INewbem TlmevSp.Ji(,i
The (esdng dasaoaraUe pasr la the Stat.
tToUaotTr
to naieiea ecnunei nsaer it new mans
gen and proprietor Is s;reUy Improved, and
is now one Di rar noii raiuea ezenange
, lBlchmon,(Ya.)Whlg.J ;rf
. i The Balelgh JJentlasI pabllshea a she page
weekly, tha larreet and handsomest , paper
wa have seen printed In North Carolina. It
shews euterprlaa' and thrift,.' tha result of
rooa auutagjeaMM aaa ifvs umader. . "
. f Wltson Aivanee.l r o.tr or
The Baleleh BeatlaeJ aader Ita wewaiaw
asement f ulillis Ute pr mUt arevlously xaade
ibi at a newspaper noma oe saaae auai
to what ft ever was before. It 1 In food
naauiM iu ncwijcuiuiuDl winj, amy e
ted and oaths rlgkt tracts 1
ii trvklbnrrl!iir.rald:
'Theltalefgh Sentinel needs 'no euloey f rom
us. Kvery tnat reads n kaows how It
stands est all important topics f Ah day.
aaa siuiougn some may aiuer wns It, yes ail
can j inv u u siucere m lit course, aaa I
working for the best Interest Of the peool
oMIorta Carolina. ' u, '
lil tn?4f .'' iu .l il iriftunitaMWI uJ j J
fdoldsborej Kaisenger.j'?1'; I
' TheRaleleh Sentinel, under II bresebt
able SMnairenient shows a deelded improve
menu Edited with aaarked ability, It gen
eral make up and typographical appearance
Is excellent. ' W wish tbe new man-
agement every sneesaa. t n . i - vu (
. ,, 1... . . Hickory Fre.!,.,
We ara clad to 'herald the aDDearaDca
si;aln of that useful democratle lournal, th
Kalelirh Ben tine 1. It ha passed Into entirely
new hands, and there U evidently some on
about who anowa how t psepara aomethitg
readable, for every issua teems wttl) new
ana aemocreue sounaoess, H . , t v ,
" " irrom tn saiea rress rt t
IUV umviu OTUMUV., UUWM Ml, USW nilMI
agement ha been much Improved In manner
ana matter, w nave been In regular receipt
of the Datly'fieotlnei for a week or wore',
and hope It dally via It wilt eenUAM. Bpee-
imea BBmr can o seen .a - tat omoa
rrloeot U PaUy S3 per apnum JmiS
' from the FayetUvllle WldeA wake.
The Sentinel, tbe name of which ha bean
a terror to radicalism since Iloldeq pledged
"th last dollar and the last mail'' to tke
aupport ef the Uaufederat State tovem.
neut, nas paaaea into-new aanas, ana la a.
aanung an euunae uom wmca it rl i nun
many a destructive canister Into radical
f(;i.j'-i"f;if " "". ri'is-i.-i'-tur .1 -of
t,.;fGrenboro Maonl Journal I
, Tke Kalelith BenUoel earns to us last Wei
aetday as a moralng dally and decidedly ta
prered. The new managers and editor prom
ise to do batter la the future, and oresent a
DMter paper tnan me miuai nnmoer. Tbi
may pernapa uo it, oat we cant see mael
chaae for Improvement, i Sentleinea, w
with yoa success.
.i ?hVt rbewnia,j ';:"u 1
The Ralehrh Sentinel, under th nreseat
manacement. is verr renerallv ImDroved. It
contains ss much reading matter as hereto
fore, and I on of the very best dally papers
In this stat. ' la common wlthgteat many
people of thlss'at we revere , th nameet
tns sentinel, and will al way learn of Its
prosperity with - prids aad plaum- Thty
aav reaucaa tee rates lor u aampaum,.
win oe seen is anotnev eoiun, . , , j
L- T-t ....... .liixi-ujiia ) .
The Sentinel is a llvlnr znonent of de
mocracy, seeklnff. by the force of nolUbed
argnmeot, to prove- the necessity of restor-
mgDotnaiat aaa naiiooai eoernment to
tbe auldanee of the demoentio party fj
der its present able manarament It takes Sa
enrlable position amors; the best Journals la
the land, increasing; the former prominence
of Its hsbwv by maintaining;--the- highest deJ
are of : efficiency. I vert democrat - In. the
uounts Ins should tak it, and every republi
can wno aoes not aesma aa addition wrinkle
to nis orow, snouia snun it. lor its persua
sive arguments entail thought. :"Wlth better
mau facilities, Murphy would contribute to
the support of the Daily Sentinel, and this
assertion Is. based 'oa tli extensive clrcula
tlon enjoyed by the Herald' copy. .
O END 25c: to Q. F. ROWtLL A CO.: New
PJtOB., WW
id estimata
f: -in .v, i
ummg uiuoi iiuw newspspers, ana esumai
snowing eos o aayerusuig. j
sures 4-1 r
, . A i CENTS S3 etegaar Dill Cflrosaoa, 11
JLi. iuu ior Sit. national Tiihramo uo..
i nna., ra.
OFimi
S1S ftnrnltiM h.bil HmHwtrW am !
i S kriid M.mp hir piitioilan. Dr. Cat ,
ltw 7 WwhiMU MClik - '
iALE, OF TAtUAniE CJITI
Pursuant to an order made In the cause
aowipendlng la the8aperiorCourt of Wake, of
Beckham and others against Fool and other4,
the nnd.'rslpned will expose to public said,
oa MONDAY, the th dsy of October nett,
the first day ot that term of the court, at th
courthouse door In Raleigh, tbe lot near the
aepoter in naiein ana uastou Railroad,
lying on Salisbury and North street, and ad
joining the lands of E.H. Womblc and others
to be sold la two parts. ,1
Term of sal. Fiv kandrad ' dollars la
cash, and bond with surety for the residua of
purchase money at six months from day of
sale, and bearing Interest from date, t' (
ang 80-lawtds - . Commtssiouer.
:CTJK10$ITV- AVTi-jOOLtAlt
-sA bill of lrTt ttnt fre fr stamp. Addre
Unr.t A Co., 77 Nassau St., N'.. I. -.- r ( .., I
T.ATiON A Lun -O T E L
Owing to th eeneral deoreasloa i hs 411
kinds of business, I bar beea induced to
lower my price tor roara to v i per4ay . ...
lIAllli VLtsastK I, . ' I
Accommodation as heretofore Equal t
the brat In tbe city. ;i ' ' ' v. . .
augs-im v. u, n&u wjij rrou'tv :
A tiFXTS If von want the beat sell in
ji article in tbe world and a solid -gsld
patent lever watch, free of Ocwt, writ at
once in i.puwa jr, oHi6j roadway p,
, ,,;,.-.,1,.t- ... ,....,1 j ,
TjSTCHOMANCT.; or BOUL. charm
ST INU. How sither sea msv fascinate
abd gain the love and directions of any per
son wiey -cnooso insxaatiy.i mis' stoip.,
mental aequlrement all ean poR8. free, by
mall,' ' for 23c", together "with a'marrtas
guide, Frytiaa Oracle, Ureams. Hints to
Ladies. Weddlng-Nlirht Shirt, Ac. A queer
eooa. , jvaores i. iuuiam a uo., runs.
FhU. j , y .hJ..I n-. a .my il jmy
n AGENTS WANTED FC! THE CTEAt
GEIJTEHIIIIL-IIISTG.1X
" It sells faster'thad' Vnv? ofte boolrI"4Wn
Agent sold 61 copies Iq on day." Send' for
our extra terms . to Aifents. , AddraMt Na
tional FublUhinsrCo., Phllada.Pa.. Colunf-'
bas.O.: SU Lonis. Me. u.A ij1;i . j. i .
Men are-earning $10 to 190 per week! I
slllnr J l ..'.. I
OUR-OOUNTRY
v And Irs Resources. '
Complete,in tbe thrilling history of 100 evect-
iui rrarm. aim oi mm ptml. a'ii:Ttiiiinuni
grand hi description of our mighty resource
lo agriculture,, commarc, minerals, mann-
ibcliut, psiuv wuuuexs, . curiQBiuea, etc,
all richly Illustrated. A "Century" Mas
and "Bird Eva "Ymw trtm? fMm mrvL.
ously, faU 1,000 raore,' agents wanted
Oulcklv lor thin and our utimlnnl HIJr
or Livingston." 60,000 already sold,
also; new bible, aoftft lRiiatntktaa. ' na
no equaL For extra terms write ts Ill'I
BARD BROS., Publishers, Fbilailelphia.Pa.
. aaglWw. ;. '"J '' ' j"4 i (j
1
A GENTS: TYASTED. toe ti .1 HIstoHcal
Work Our . . i '
ft ,t-.. A rt .lil ni.i !. .
a uwvnw ami uispnic niimrr or Ameri
can rionrnw Ufa 100 TEARS AGO. .Iu
larunng conoicis or Kea ana. cue roe.
ExcttlngAdveataTes, - Captivities, Forays,
war-path. Camp life, and 8poU. Abook
for old aad; yooag. Not a dull page. - No
competition. E normous , sales. Agents
w.ntif A.emliM ri1iiatrl nMi.n
free. i- I. C. McCUlUlY C'J. fhllada..
J. ' . .
MUU UBEBA1
stimulates the secretive onrsns. thus narift'
log the blood jand striking at the root til
disease. - - It Is- the Medical extract tf tke
plant of Uiat nsme 4buhd' In Brazil, and Is
one of tbe moat wonderful tonics and in rig
orators known, and Is need in their regular
practice by the physicians of that and other
Countries.; TtMfr' f .tii'U i c rfjtKiJ
It will ma'ae, Uie Liver active, assist .Di
gestion, puriy the Blood, restore Vbror to
the debililated, and la a certain remedy for
au aiaeases of a scroruioas nature and thoee
arising from poverty or want of blood. Tlii"
IT'- Vnr UK I li lmir,rlaf. Whnliu.l. k.
u. i. CKii iEaw.-M, iBixth Avenne, New
iorsvw ..''Mi -i'
' afirt-4
.r -
r 0 t"i
1 A CURIOSITY "A' fen-dollar bill of
it. 1776 sent free for Btamr. Address
Hurst uo., 77 Nassau St, N;T. ,
A CiEXTS We have In press a new earn-
JTL Uaisrn book h m. CaIIpm PrM I. I., ft
Big pay.&Ocl. will secure outiit and terri
am. 19 ' n M . Yl I. til , . n
"! J ..,.!..!.:' i:
A lot of sunerlor White Winter OATS that
yielded 85 bushels per acre upon land that
waa planted la cotton last year. They wer
sown and covered with btxon Sweep th last
owing os me couon. . f armers waaung
e ior i ill pianuoa can reiy udoq renins
an extra article. A measured bushel weighs
40 poands, and when sown early make a
nienaia w inser paasare. - aaaress, A. ' SI.
w &ju, r. u. oox, caieign.. :,(' . j. i
aug ia-aiwgwatw . - i
aanJI 9M. at LM at-.i-
easava rwiciw autr aussuifjss bjiij Ti;uw
Sent fre for two stamu. Address
i, St. Joeara ManmaxInsTiTOTB
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octia-l2m . "' . " . ' ; ' I
Tlf IND m READINO. PSTOrfOMAMTO
JLtAtasclnaUonoaiOttarmlns;, Hesmerlsm,
and Marriage (julde, showing how either sra
mav fascinat and rain tha love andaffectlox
or any person tney cnoose instantly, 40,
Kk8
ages. , vj man eu ot asuni m uo.r low B.
nt rnus. ra...., , apt i4-4w,
XTORT1I AltOM.A tVAKE
i,-.tjtI!?Isi Tan Sursaion Cocat. 1
YL W.. Montague as surviving Executor ef
, Beth Jones, aeceased, plalnua. , ,
"'I1 ' ' " ssamet ''! ' "''-
Charity IL Whitfield, William A. W bit fluid,
F vim Ai.ivu.uun, i.auinDiei Macon ones,
ii Seth Blancbard Jones. 'Aurelia Jooe and
i otnera uie legatee ol uie said decedent,
' di'frndanta. ,
T Charity It. Whitfield.' Wmum A. Whit-
now. onn aisiod wones. .jxatnamei Mmcrm
Jones, Seth Blancbard Jones and Aurelh
Jones, who are defendants In th above en
titled acttonuiot residing .within the limits
oftnisttete. j
loui aaa eacn or you. are herebv reanlred
to appear at tbe office of th Clerk of the
Superior Court for tha eonntT of Wtk. in
vpo vuun nwx a. xuueign, in saio county,
on the 25th day of ScDtember next, and
answer or demur tbe aomplalnt lied Inssid
omce, or toe piainua wiu apply totb court
forth relief demanded In the said complaint
1 ...to- i Clerk rnnerlor Cnnrt. I
1 Mooaa A Oatuso, AUy for plaintiff.
ange-wWti.J -,ttM ,.:i-i .1
Tnnjiirn tbuss co.,
rVifst'BowERr, sr.r:, ,:;
t n to whom wa awarded th I
premium .VedtU
for th best Elastic Truss aad 8apiortr at
U last aeaaion of th . .. . ...i.-rj-,
GREAT ; AVIR1CAN INSTITUTE FAIR,
core a raptor la from JO to to dsyi snd
nr Ji'" oouara ior a cas tney eanntt
cure. -They employ a- ,
FIRST CLASS LADY SURGK0X.
Term moderate. Caaea rnarauteed.' Oi
Aers ailed by mall. Examination free. Th
usual dbconDt to patrons. Send 1 cent
for descriptive book to : ! -'t
rror. W. H, BURNHAM, X. DU 7
mar 23-d ly Chief Surgenwi.
$10 to25pcr l)iyl
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,hi 3., .MISCELUUfEOUS.
' 1 1 . 11 11
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tion in tne counties ot vrange, Alamance,
rerson snd Caswell and especially In those
ctioniof Orange - and Alamaaee, ' most
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wnh theelty of Raleigbv-vTh merchanU ef
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, ' Editor and Proprietor, ,
aug 90 1887 1 "- HiHsboro. N. C.
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CONDENSED TIJtK TABLE.
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7 EJftet on and after Sunday,' Aug. "
'n "iTQiCn
GOINChKOBTII.
: 1 M ! It"! V"1 1
It 8TAT0?S..f. MaiX.1 lExrarss.
LeavsChartottez...'. 5.58a at. fl.15 a. xt
" Alr-UnJoncn Ma - - a.40 "
- : Salisbury...-. J. 8.30 4.1 " '
j jOnienabor.. io.5d , ,6.1T
" tianvUl ...v- 147 1, at 'e.fri i
. " Dunde . K S.07 " fl.Ol "
" EurkerlHe. .0. . r as .19,45 T Wi;
Arrive at Richmond. .fs.38 "
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fc: n,u ,11 Wii.l .1-' !,
STATIONS. Maxu Exrasss.
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Leave Ichmohd..W. 1 5J0 a. at. 1.10 r. w.
" Burkevills.,,., A00 -8.54 "
" ' Dunde.,4. LSOf.. "
DttvM. L55'-' aiO -
Greensboro.... 4. 10! "
M , Salisbury v...uv 7.01 , j, 18.8a a. v.
" ' Alr-UneJunc'n 9.08' " .2 "
Arriv at Charlotte... t.Oi " 8.43--'
,-.ii- v. 'W ill'."
GOING EAST.' ' GOINO W.
).,-;. .' ',s '! ' ; ? ;.-t
---STATION-. " kuasr "i-Uaxu '
5 J ' J.-I,. i. .-.-,-.' ' - ' I ' ,
Leave Greensboro.... a.a.it. A..0.05 r. M.
" Co. Shops..... 7.M " Lv8.Mr.M.
Raleigh.!..... 11.10 " A 5.00
A Tiv at Goldsboro. . 1.45p.m. L 8.20
STATIONS
Accpmmodt'nTraln.
Leave Greensboro.
5 20a
.8.13
Mi A. 8.00 rn.
" Co, Shops
LtLIIam.
A. '8.03 r xt.
Lr 1.30ra.
jtrnv at Kaicish..
Arrive at Goldsboro. J
B.UU
N0RT1I,ESTERN If. C. R. B. '
y k (SAiiaf Bbancu'.I
Leave Greensboro-,...... I0.S5 P. M.
Arrive at Salem.. ...... 12.45 A.M.
Leave 8alem... 8.48 A. M.
-Arrive, at Greensboro1WJ 5.48 .?
Passenger Train leavteg Raleigh at 11.29
A. M. connect at Greensboro with tbe South
ern bound train, making the quickest time
to all Southern citirs.' Accommodation Train
leaving Raleigh at .46 p. 11., connect with
northern bound Train at Greensboro for
Richmond and all point East., Fries ofTick
etame a via other route, V"!
Acommoaation Train leaving Greensboro
at 6.80 A. M.connecU at Ooldsbora with
Northern and Bout hern bound trains on the
Wilmington and Weldou Railroad.
Lynchburg Aceomn odatlon leaves Rich
mond daily at 10.15 A.M.srrWes stBurkeville
1.45 P. M.. leave Burkeviile a. 10 A. af.. u--
rlve at Richmond 8.85 A. K. -- - -
No chanob or Cabs BETWEEN Chab-
LOTTB AND UICHUOITD, 282 MlLKS.
, . JODN R. MACMURDO, ,
t K- ! f , General Passenger Agent,
was wV
T.ILTALCOTT, '
.r ( weu'i superintendent. -
TICKET FARES AND TIME SCHED
ULE TO THK WEST, via THE CUES-
-iAFBAKE A OHIO R. K. .
First class faro from Kalelch to Cincinnati
23.85.,7 .:; . -:;;'i ., ..T.( .
f lrst claaa faro from Raleigh to Indianap
olis 35.75.
Flrotalass tasw frees - BaMch to Chlcairo
8L25. ., . .
First class from Kaletgli to Bt. Lonis 83.25.
First claaa from Balelgh to Loulsvill 27J25.
Passenevra for Cincinnati and the West.
leaving Raleigh by the R. A O. R. K. 10.00
a. m. tralsw reach Rlehmond at 8.45 d. m.:
leav Richmond at 10.80 p. m by th Cin
clnnati A Ohio Railroad, and reaUi Cincin
U at 8.00 on the morning' of th second
nfli n. nun Ann,
Gen. Pas. &. Ticket AirnnL
W.K:S. JDvns, ;m --- . 1.
Engmneer and Sup't. 1 ., , ;
'iHi'PsTSltsSDKO. Vs.. liareb 81st. 1878. '
O C I112D ULE OF :T11A I NS .
aoma south.
Through Mail leave Peters- , , . ,.
' burg at..'. , .
Arrive at Weldon at......
Southern Express lea ye Pe- . ,
tersbunrat............ 1
8:37 P. M.
d:65 P. M.
8:30 A. if.
WA-Hi
Arrive at Waldo...
Through Freight with Pae-
" eenxer wca anacnea,
lesv Peterburz at
8:30 A. M.
8:15 P. M.
Arrive ai.waiaon 1
Through Mall lea re Weldou at, - 7:.15 A. M.
Arrive at Peterabunr at..... , 11:55 A. M.
Southern Express leave Wei-
'OOB Mi , ; 4:00 f, M.
Arriv at Petersburg at..... , . 7j5 P. V.
Through Freight with Pa-! "J -
, senper coach attached., i .
" leave Weldon at....:..." " i.l.l P. T
Arriv at Petersburg st... -fi 1 10:10 P. M.
inrougn Tickets soM tor all Eastern aad
Southern points, and Reggace Checked
iswui's, ,,,,,, i.lit.. u. X. UUUULAB,
ap o-4
Superintendent,
RICHMOND A PETERSBURG R.K f
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Commencing Oct., 24th. 1875. Trair
this road will run asfollows : ' '
ii e 'In'. Lauvn Richmond, 8oct.
&10 A. M Throueh Msfl t Tv45 A . if-
FrelRht Train ; 1:45 P. M., Through Mail
5 P.M., Frelftht Train. - , '
: UAVS JrSTUtSBUBO, NoRTS.
7:50 A M.. Freight Trln 13 U . Thmuirh
Mail! 6 P. St. Frelirht Trmln t 1 :15 P. U..
Through Mafl. . . --. ..
Coaches attached to all frehrht trains for
accommodation of passengers.
This Company oners aoaclal Inducements
to th (hipping public oa lin X the Ksueieh
A Gaston, Raleigh A Augusta and Weatera
N. C. Railroad, m the wav of low freight
and passenger rates. . , -
it ; A8HAW
W-U "H' f Superintendent
ROBERT" A. MAkTIN A CO .
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
Hl, ,? MERCHANTS. rf'-. -;-
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CoDBiimmenU of Toliaoco. Oalon. H'hej.
Ac, solicited and which will bare faithfu
personal attention. " j : ' . -'
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