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RALEIGH, N. 0rSUNDAY-lI0RinNafr0Crn)BEB:22,1187a4
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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sRAILKOADS, Ac
Ti IEDMONT AIR-LINE BAIL
J7 ; -v- , WAY.
Richmond & Danville, Richmond
& Danvilxb R. W., N.C. Division
Mid North Western Nv C. It W
CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
? Efftd ei Sunday, Oct,
. . , ' W. 1876. :-j,).-GOING
EAST.
TAr Grwoeboro... 10.60 A. M
Arrire at lUlelrt.... 2.41 P. M.
Arrive tOo!dbon.. 8.15 "
U01NU WEST.
Leave Oolilsboro...., 10.10 A.
Arrive tKlelRh.... , 13.30 "
" Greeuboro' 5.25 T.
GOING JfOllTII.
Lour Charlotte 1 5.S5a
" AirLiueJuno'n i .- , , 5.18 '
" 8Ubary.... . v r 8.80
Grtnboro.,r,. i " v 10.58 '
" Panville ' 1.47 P. K
Dundee.. . 2.07
" BurkevUle..... K 49
Arrive at Kkhmoud.. 0.30
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Rlclimond.....
" BurkevUle
" Dundee
. Danville
" Ureunsboro....
" Sallnburjr
" Alr-Llne Junc'n
Arrive at Charlotte...
oot 12-t(
5.50A
V.00
1.50 P. M
1.55 "
4.35
7.01 "
0.08 "
.0i "
B. ANDREWS,
- Superintendent.
1
ALEIGn & OASTON ' KAIL-
t ROAD SCHEDULE.
MAIL TRAIN
Leavo Raleigh
Arrtvetat Weldon
Leave Weldon.......
Arrive at Rle!h.......
-: : : THUOl'liU FKEIOHT.
0 30 A. M.
S W P. M
13 40 P. M
5 40 P. M
Leave Rule'eh
Arrive at Weldon..
Leave Weldon.....
Arrive ttlUlelgb..,
6 00 A. M.
ft 1(5 P. M
5 1 0 A. M
5 15 P. It
EA LEIGH & AUGUSTA AIR LIKE.
Eeave Raleigh.......... 5 50 P.M.
Arrive at Cttneron.,
Leave Cameron
Arrive at Kalelgh...
8 40 P M.
... 6 15 A. M
, . V 15 A. M
JOHN C. WINDER.
8uj)erinten(lent.
oct U-tf
nPICKET PARES AND TlME 8CHED
ULB TO TUB WR8T, TU THE CHES-
APKAEE A OHIO R. H.
FIrat plau are from aleifch to Clnelnnatl
..F,2U,m Un trom VW. to Indlanap
i, . i . o i i v. 4.t
First date
31.85.
Ptrst claa from RalelRh to St. Loala 33.3a.
Kirst clasa from Ealeiith to Loulavllle 27.ii5.
- Paasenfrers for Cincinnati and the West,
leaving Kalelsh by the R. A . R. R. 10.00
a. m. train, reach Richmond at 8.45 p. m.;
leave Kicbmond at 10.UU p. m., by tne uia
ciunatl & Ohio Railroad, and reach Clncln
ntl at 6.00 on the morning of the aecond
day.
CONWAY R. IIOWAUD, '
Gen. Pa Ticket Agen
W. M. 8. Dunn. '
i- nglnneer and Siip't. j
PktK8bdko. Va,, March 31st, 1876.
ED UL Or TBAI5S,
ooino sorjTir.
Through Mail leave Pctera
burg at
Arrive at Weldon at.
Southern Ezpreai leave Vo
tereburgat Arrive at Weldon at
Through Freight with Pii-; ,
aenger Coach attached,
leave Peterburg at
A rrive at Weldon atw. . .... '
.Z a6isaZjtmiLZ
3:27 P.
rt;55 P.
6:30 A.
0.M A
8:30 A
2:15 P.
M.
M.
Through Mailleave Weldon at 7:35 A. M.
- Arrive at Petersburg at 11:55 A.M.
Boutherc Express leave Wei-
. don at 4:00 P. M.
Arrive ( Petersburg at..... 7:05 P. iJ.
inrougo . freight viith Paa- . .
enger Coach attached,
leave Weldon at 4:15 P. M
Arrive at Peteraburg at.... 10:10 P. M.
Through Tickets aold to all Eastern and
Southern pointa, and Baggaee Chocked
lurough. 11. T. DOUGLAS,
ap 8-4t Superlatebdent
JICUMOND A PETERSBURG R. R. C(
Commencing Oct 24th, 1S75, Tralce f
thla road wUl run ae follows i
Liavi Richmond, joura.
5:10 A. M.. Through Man : 7:45 A. 11,
freight Train; 1:45 P.M., Through MaU ;
r. ai., rrcipu. i rain.
Lbavb Pbtbrkburo, North.
7:50 A. M., Freight Train ; IU M., Througa
Mail 6 T. M. Freight Train ; 7:35 P. M.,
Through MaiL
Coaches attached to all freight trains for
aceommodation of passengers.
This Company oners special Inducement
to the shipping public on line of the Raleigh
A Gaston. Katelgh A Augusta and Western
M. U. Railroads, in the way of low freight
and passenger rates.
A.8UAW .
dAw-tf Superintendent
Y1,!lx,sttATOR'S KOTICE
Having qualified as adinlnlstrator with the
will annexed of WeUcru O. Lonece,dcccascd,
1 hereby give notice to all creditors Of the
aid JeeedontOo present their claims, duly
uthenticattd, to me on or before the 1st day
of August A D. 1877, or (hi notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to the decedent will
please make payment.
NEEDHAM B. BROUGHTON,
. Adm'r.CT. A
Raliioh. N.C, Aug. 1, 1B70.
ag8-w6t -
rVW. Jff I'RFRKF.snORO KX---
IU1ULII.
Ai Iudependent Weekly Newspaper, Ths
Organ of the Roanoke and Meherrie 8ee
tlons! arculates In Tbirty-Nlne counties
and Twelve States. Is ths official organ of
Northampton and Hertford counties, and has
'fwlreulstlon In them than any paper
published. As an advertising- medium, it
cannot be surpassed In Eastern Carolina.
Terms, 3 per year, lu advance. $1, forsll
months. '
WARD & BLAKET, Ed's, and Prop'sl,
ug 15 tf MurfreesboroT N. C
7 ANTED.
Salesmen. Oue in Rnlelgh and ene in
every eouttty. Salary $uo per month and
expenses paid. Address Gm Manufactnr-
tioMiiauf. gi. LuuIb. Mo. -.
Get 18-2t,i
DUYG00DS;&e.(
jrsT ix time., :
50 par. Blue Jeans,
150 Bearer and Cloth Cloaks for Ladles,
, -. 60 Ladles Engllh Ulsters something ntw.
stylish and comfortable, ' ; '
150 Yds. Cardinal Fish Net for Neck,
500 Ids. Cardinal and White Buckings for
Ladles. 1 ' " " '
500 Pr. Linen Caffs aid Collars in Cardi
nal Navy Blue, Brown and White.
110 Dos. Ladles Kid Gloves in colors
Black and White trom '.5 cents to 2.00 foi
the best. ' '
13 Pox. Ladles and Misses Hoods in Card!
-r
not Blue and Brown Braided Flannel.
; (SHOES, BOOTS AN 3 GAITERS,
The largest stock In the State at bottom
figure. ' "
DRESS GOODS.
The largest stock ever held by one firm
and of latest styles and lowest prices.
HATS I HATS 1 1 HATS I M
The largest stock ever offered by us for
Men Boys and Children from 50 cents
upward.
Late style Silk Hats at 5.50.
- t
Remember "The beet Goods at lowest
cash prices."
sept i1-ly
W. II. & R. S. TUCKER.
D.
8. WAITT & UIIO
Beg leave to Inform their customers that
they nave removed to toe well known
stand of James M. Towles,
No. 52 FiTdteriHe Street. Haloiirb. H. L
which tbey have fitted up entirely new, and
nave purcnasea a large ana wen
assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
TOR HEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Men's Sack Suits 14 03: Men's Frock
Suits for 15 00; Men's Frock Tawimere Suits
from tlO to t-5; Mm's t ine Black Suits from
117.50 to foO; Boys' Fancy Satinet Suits f i
- JXu; Boya' 'Caaalmere Bulu W to 15; Chll
I dreu'e Bulta M to 10; Overcoat 5 to
COME AND GET bUlTED.
Gent's FumlerilnsT Goods, Hamburg Edg
lngs and Insertions, Notions, Hosie
ry, Gloves, Cambrics, Boots, -Shoes,
Umbrellas, Hats,
Caps, Furs, &c.
DOIIESTIG 1KI GOODS,
ONISTISO OF
Prints, Alpacas, Merinos, Delaines, Glng-
nams, cotton riaias, uottonsdes, Kentucky
Jeans, Csssimeres, Cambrics, - Blue
Denims, Osnaburgs, Tickings, Flan
nels,. Linseys, Ac Bleached and
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings.
Thanking our friends for their liberal pat
ronage in the past, we feel confident that in
ournewtore-wHhNw Goods. Jbonght at
the lowest prices, we will be able to please
alii Respectfully,
D.S. WA1TTABR0.
Na 57 Fayetteville Street,
oct 4-tf Raleigh, N. C
imM GEORGE ZIE0LE1
Altand Dealer In
I J 'I CHEWING AND
r xo A COO, PIPES,
i Ac, &c.
s Taettevilte St , one
i door above Y rbow j
) House, Raleigh,N.C.
EOIGAL. COLLEGE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
session ok 1870-77.
The 48th Coarse of Leclnret will com.
menceon the 1st of November, 1876, and
terminate early In March, 1877.
' t. FACULTY. ; " , ' :i;
o. a: kinlocii. m. d..
rrofemor of tin lriipln and Practici of Sur
grry twa cuHirm hurrjery.
J. P. CHAZAI.. M D..
MIDPLKTON MICHEL, M. D...
Pnfrxmr of Phyiiolotjy.
c. r. SHEPARD, Jr.. m. d., .
JYqfrt or of Chemistry.
F. L. PARKER, M. D , , ,
- I Profe or. if Anatomy.
J. FORDJPRICELEAU, U. D.,
Prtfutar e UbttHrU and GynatoXogy. ,
F. PEYRE PORCH ER, M. D.,
Profntor of MalMk itcdiea aid TherapeUic$t
MANNING SIMONS, M. D.,
. Demontrmtor tf Amtomy.
EXPE3BES OP THE SCHOOL.
foThe expense of the course of instrnctlon
Mr the session la as follows:
Eatricolation fee, (paid once only) t 8 00
Entire course of rwtnres, incluUlne
Demonstrator's .tiekct aud boppltal., ;
advantages, 50 00
Graduating: Uf, 30 00
Good Hoard in Clmritstori front H to '&8
per week. v 1
oct U-lw2t 70 Uasel Btreet, CharlesTOn.
pi'
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 22.:.
THS "INDEPENDENT" VOTER.
. . , Awful seedy, .',--(,;,.,. .?f.
Eternally nmly,
Out at hi elltsws and out at his tort;
, Foud of free lunches,
Of cocktails aud punches.
Paunchy of stomach and urp!e of nose.
, Wanting to borrow , , , "
(He'll pay yoa to-morrow)
"A dollar. No T Feur bitsthen two-
well a dime."
Only lime-serving,
With ever chanee swervlne.
Endowetl with cheek that ts simply eublimr,
, , Yoo are a dimmyerat '
Ah. but I'm glad o' that.
Damn the repul, What? Repulillcun ! You
Well, f'm dellebted -
M friend, we're united:
Of course, you're aware I'm republican too!'
Such are the politics
In which he loves le mix:
Slyly he'll wait till he sees the cut jump;
Then he'll no longer hide,
But on the winninst side
At the last moment he'll tuk to the stump
After election 4
He's deen In dejection
If not made a treasurer right on the spot
But if be has lost the day -
Feels hla rote. Is short, cast aav -
in leanui to near bow he curse bis lot.
RANSOM? AND BU8BEE IN ROWAN
. Salisbury Watchman.
xue uob. mat. uansom niled an ap.
pointmeot to speak at Gold Hill, this
county, Jagt Saturday. He had the
pleasure nf meeting there a large nam'.
ber of tiie yeomanry of that vicimtv. and
uiu uimseu ana mem tne honor to ao
liver oue of the very best speeches made
, li .... .. . .
in me ttate in tbis the goodly centennial
year of American liberty. Ha spoke
near! j three hours, and had his audience
pell bound daring the whole of that
time. Por closeness of argument, logi
cal clearness, elevated and forcible
thought, and every attraction and power
oi true eloquenoo. it has not been !
celled by even Gov. Vance himself.
His hearers were warmed and melted by
tarns, as they were brought to review
the history of the country aDd the sod
and oppressive incidents of the lost teu
years of that history. And they were
faithfully warned of the dangers of the
present time, aud earnestly exhorted to
uiscnarge their whole duty for the pre
serration of the liberties handed down
from the fathers of the couutry.
The people were too intenaelr atten
tive to every ntterauoe of the speaker to
applaud him much during the delivery
of bis speech; bnt they crave him a hear
ty, heavy round at the end of it; and we
doubt not both spenker and people will
Jong cneriHii the memory of .Oct. 14,
1876.
Fak ir. Bnsbee was stranded here
by a failure of railroad connection. Fri-
tly evening, and as he is too active a
man to be idle, gladly accepted an invi
tation to accompnny Qen. Iiausom and
delegates of the Kowau Tildcn sod Vance
club to Gold Hill, next day. At the
conclusion of the general's great speech,
ie was called, and to our surprise at
leant, he c&m forward like a man who
meant business: and to our greater sur
prise etill, he made the audience forget
weariness, if tbey If It if, at all, and kept
them listening; until the sun touched the
tree tops. JZllis youthful appearance was
against him at the beginning we know;
for the old Dutch farmers of this section
can't Tery well bear to listen at "poys"
talk politics. But thore was something
winning in Busbee he grasped the sit
uation with accuracy, aud took hold of
the business In band so deftly, and pro
eeed with it so gracefully and pleasantly
that scarcely a dozen men left their seats
until he bad finished, though many of
them had miles to travel to reach their
homes. On reaching Salisbury, about
8 o'clock at night, the streets were lit
up with bonfires, and Bnibee was loudly
eheered and called for. He responded
jumped out of the bugpry aud mounted
a goods box aud went at it again. And
there we left him Saturday night, sur
rounded by an eager crowd.
frof. w. 11. Neave and his Mt. Pleas
ant brass band were in attondauce at
Gold Hill, and contributed their pleas
ant and highly entertaining services to
the occasion.
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Danville (Va.) Times.
She is all riht! There was not much
to rest doubt on before the election ia
Indiana, but bow it is certain she will
go largely for Vance. We are sorry
for Settle now. " His whole reliance has
been upon the bloody shirt, and as that
(ailed in Indiana, what can it do far
him in North Cnrolina? Tbero is now
no chance for him. His whole effort
fromthis tine forward should be to make
as good retreat ns possible, and save as
many of his men as possible. He must
drop his bloody thirt, therefore : to
bold on to that will drive from him
nearly all bis white followers, -and leaf
kirn none but a sn ail minority of blacks
to cheer him in the hour of adversity.
oeme is rame, but what aloes that
ignify when the people are flocking to
the standard of Tildeu and Hendricks
and Vauce t Our honest opinion is
that Judge Settle lias repented bitterly
that he left the supreme court bench to
engage in the uncertain busluess of pol
itics. - .-
Go it, people of :Nerih Carolina.
Brin r out your beet men'' and make
Vance's msjority huge. The people of
Danville will fire some big guns for you
when victory perches tHi your banner;
Mr. H alley says that the beautiful bird
eiQlvejl from a horrid frog. Still the bum-
miug wru is wearing ei the green. ,
MANrPULATTNO CONGRESSIONAL
-SISTRICTS.
' The returns from the congressional
election la Indiana show how effectually
the republican legislature of that state
lu arranging the districts has succeeded
iu stilling the popular will. The in-
turns show that in "the four districts
Tarried by the democrats their majority
aggregates 18,725, whiUt thd nine die j
trie ts carried by the republicans give
ouly an aggregate majority of 12,539,
giving the democrats a ninjori'y in the
state on the congressional vote of 6,186,
despite the fact that they secured less
limit oue third of the congressmen.
Ihe IiidmnaiMlis Sentiuel makes the
point that under the present apportion
ment laws of Indiana the democrats i
must have a majority of 17,000 of the
popular vote in order to control the leg
islature nod have a majority of the cob-
urt ftMneo. This i not only unjust, but
it is anti-republican, though accem
piisiieu dv inose who presume te call
themselves republicans.
BRIDES AT THE CENTENNIAL SHOW,
From the New York Times.
Of all the people who live at the cen
tennial hotels, I think the newly mar
ned couples Philadelphia Is full of
them, by the way are the enly ones
who are thoroughly contented and hap
py. It makes no difference whether
the potatoes ate watery, the meats dry
or the soup thin ; and they don't care a
pin wnetuer people talk to them or not,
They live in a little world of their own,
need ne convention but lnelr own,
and have no thought but for each other.
They all try to act as though being mar-
neu was an em story to them, and still
for the life el them they can't help
taking each other's hands every 'live
rainntesr"Thebrides-ncarly-all-wear
new watch chains.
A ROUGH DIAMOND.
The Newhernlan. . . .
One of the most amuainn- incidents
connected with the ovation to Gov.
Vance in this oitv took Dlaoa in the Oa
ton bouse while the governor was re
ceiving hi numerous friends. A son of
old Lrin on beinar presented to his ex
cellency detained his hand in a vice-like
grip and in his rich Irish brogue ex
claiming "God bless and be Kind to
your nouor," witu the grace of a cour
tier of the olden times, bowed and kissed
it. Coming from a man who has here
tofore affiliated with the republican
party, but who ia now aa ardent demo
crat, the three cheers and a tiger called
out lor uoiiigan were given with a vim
that made the welkin ring.
SOMETHING TANGIBLE.
From the Burlington Hawkeye.
A near-sishtcd man out en South
Mil went wandoring around amonc his
cur rau t bushes yesterday afternooa and
stooped dowu aud pulled a live centen
nial wasp's nest up by the roots to see
what it was. He didn't get it anywhere
near mo locus or his eyes before ho
bad an idea that it was a flat-iron some
of the women had set outside to cool:
A1 t II ..
iiwb ne inougnc it might be a concea
trated case of prickly brat: aud then it
dawned npon hira that he had nicked
nparaw thunderbolt, and fhiufly his
near wens cioar aown into lus boots as
ho realized that he had got hold of the
dangerous end of the Hell Gate explo
sion and pulled it off. "
PAR IGNOBTLE FRATRUM.
St. Louis Tiinvs.
Havin made an end of Morton. lt ns
now abolish Logan. He is as dangerous
ujuu as iuonon iu ins wav. althonch it
: - ... - ' o
w a smaller way. ins pretensions ara
as big, but his ability to support them
is less. Morton is a malignant fever
Ajogau is a Dan case oi the itch. Morton
s a mountain of corruption: Locan ia a
swamp of malaria. No man ever bullied
his way into power with more nn scru
pulous audacity than Morton; no maa
ever sat up as a statesman on smaller
capital than Logan. Arcades anibo let
them disappear. .
THAT STAR.
Wilson Advance.
dust before Judge Fowte opened his
poecn m court snuure. Moudnv Shonff I
Ti .ts T . .. .
Datum uiBcoverou iron tne stand a star
in the heavens so brilliant even at mid
day, fiat the oldest person in the au
dience could see it with the naked eye.
It was the "bright star of hope" shed
ding- its enulgent rays upon the great.
grand and glorious victorv. Jndcra Ynvr
so Eloquently preiiicted for ns in Noyem
ber. .
PEOPLE AND THINGS.
Zollicoll'er' daughter
was recently mar-
ried In Tennessee.
The thlslto Is typical of
the aggressive
warlike spirit ot Scotland
English artists and literateurs are turn
g their atteutlon to Scotland fer romance.
Sitting Bull Is coicz to send his favorite
squaw Into the agency to thuw out for spring
creqoet work on the heads of dying soldiers.
If England's government to-dnv called for
50,000 men to redeem Servia that number ef
Englishmen would volunteer.
it is becoming more and more tm habit
to eat oysters out of the round shell wllhoot
fork, lint It take a short stor at base
ball to catch one in pcrfccUea. ,
V'!'.?g?-7 liaxr ttfUw-iorelgaereleaw who dee not deirty an addttloa m rlntlst
in juim Koilog; new opera troupe
come
iruni new Jersey.
Heine was a ciari mostVich In epithet,
antdeddeljtpgether more choice wordi
i ; VACE AXD SETTLE.
Last Appointments of the Joint Canvass.
Governor Vanos and J adge Settle will
peak in joint discussion as follows!
Beaufort, Thursday, Oct. 19.
Swift Creek, Friday, Oct. 20.
9Gr These two appointments are the
lut of the joint canvass between Gov
ernor Vance aud Judge Be tile. ;
Governor Vance will speak a.t tbo fo
fowing times aod places :
Kiaston, Saturday, October 21. K
Trenton, Monday, October 23.
Jacksonville, Tuesday, October 21.
Kenaosville, Wednesday, October 21.
Jui'ge bettle wiH speak a.
I Greenville. Saturdav.
October 22
- 23
. 25
Washington. Mouday.
- j WillinniBton, Tuesday,
Plymouth, Wednesday,
Poplarltun, Thursday,
Elizabe,th--Uity, Saturday,
Edcnton, Monday,
2d
28
30
Windsor, Tuesday,
31
Coleralo, Wednesday,
Murfrcesboro, Thursday,
November
Jackson, Friday,
Enfield, Saturday,
APPTNTMENT OF JUDGE SETTLE BT
BEQUEST.
Thursday, October 26. Judge Settle
will address a mass-meeting of republi-
oaus at tr oplar Enn, . V erquimans coun
ty. X. ii. AEcxin. Chairman.
1 ; .
JJBMOOBATg KVEaYWHXBI SEK TO IT
THAT ALL OUB VOTEIUI UEQISTXB PBOllFT-
IT. ;
The Raleigh Sentinel.
PUBLISHED DAILY AUD WEEKLY,
Subscription Bates In Advance.
Daily Sentinel, one year, postage paid, 98.00
. six months ' " - 4.00
For the campaign, four months, ' 2.00
Weekly Sentinel, one year, postage p'd, 2. 00
' ". six months, " 1.00
For the campaign, .50
That our readers may see with what favor
our paper is received by ou editorial breth
ren, we give below a few extracts embracing
"what they say" of us:
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
(Newbern Times, Rep.
The leading democratic paper in ths state,
Toisaot Transcript.
The Raleigh Sentinel under Its new mana
gers and proprietors Is greatly Improved, and
ts now one or our most valued exchanges.
Richmond, (Va.)Wblg.
Tbfr&aleigh Sentinel pnblishe a six page
lieklv, the largest and handsomest taier
we have seeu printed in North Carolina. It
shows enterprise ami thrift, the. .result of
good management and live-thunder.
. fGoldsboro Messenger.
The Raleigh Sentinel, under its present
able management snows a decided improve
ment. Edited witn marked ability, its gen
end make up and typographical appearance
is excellent. We wieh the new man
agement every success.
- (Hickory Press.
Wc are clad to herald the appearance
again of that useful democratic journal, the
Raleigh Sentinel. It has passed into entirely
new hands, and there ia evidently some one
about who knows how to prepare something
readable, for every issue teems with news
and democratic soundness.
- From the 8alem Press J ,
The Raleigh Sentinel, under the new man
agement has been much improved ia manner
and matter, we have been in regular receipt
of tbo Dally Sentinel for a week or more,
and hope its dally visits win continue. Bpec-
Imen nnmbers can 1
PrIce ot tne D"T
te seen at this oillce
per annum.
From the Fayetteville Wide-Awake.
The Sentinel, the name of which has been
a terror to radicalism since Holden pledged
"the last dollar and the last man" to the
support of the Confederate States govern
ment, has passed Into new hand, and Is as
suming an attitude from which it wl l hurl
many a, destructive canister into radical
rauks.
Greensboro Masonic Journal.
The Raleigh Sentluel came to us lat Wtd.
ncsdav as a morning daily and decidedly lia-
freved. The new managers and editor prom
se to do better in the -future, and present a
better paper than the initial number. Tbey
m. m.rh., h. it hut m- .ni n,n,.t.
. ' r -r- " " .
chance for improvement.
GeuUcmeD, we
wisn yon snecess.
Robesonlan.
ThRaleli!h Sentinel, under ths present
management, is verv generally improved. It
contains as much reading matter as hereto-
fore, and is one of the verv best dailv natter
in this state. In common with a great many
peopled this s ate we revere the same of
the Sentinel, and will always learn of its
ro peril y with pride and pleasure. They
ave reduced the rates for the campaigu. as
will be seen In another column.
IVisliaburg (Miss.) Herald.
The Raleigh Sentinel needs no eulogy from
ns. Every one that reads it knows how It
stands on all important topics of the dev.
ud although some may differ with it, yot ait
can say that It is sincere in its course, and is
working for the best interest of the people
of North Carolina.
Murphy Herald.
The Bentinel Is a living exponent of de
mocracy, seeking, by the force of polished
argument, to prove the nvlty of restor
ing both slate and national go. eminent to
the guidance of the democratic, party. Un
der it present able management It takes an
enviable position ainog the best Journals ia
the land, increasing the former prominence
of it name, by maintaining the higheat de
gree oi emciency. tvery democrat in the
mountains anoald take It, and every republl
to his brow, should shua it, for its prrtua
slve argnmenu entail thought, with better
mail facilities, Murphy would contribute to
the support of the Dally Sentinel, and this
assertion la baaed on the extensive elrcula-
- MISCELLANEOUS.'
Offered Protection Against Loss
by lire and LtTe. -
W. II. CROW, ,
General Insurance 'Agent,
r iLiii:iGH,.3r.
.: ' ! r .. .- , ' , i ;
Represents the following Orel cla? Com
panies: ' "
tna Life Insurance Co
'A
Etna Fire Insurance Co.,
Phoenix Fire Co.,
.T-.1 n. .
Of Hartford.
J !:r:.s:
German-American Fire Co., ')
Hoffman Fire Co., Of N. Y.
Howard Fire Co., .' , ; 1
Combined Asset Ovet (135,000,000.
"The atfeu'tlon ofUie rmUtla 1x resHectftiiiv
called to these substantial institutions, af.
fording ample liulemniiy aogl6-3m
''PILDEW dkKEFOan. Now ready
X. for airents. , The NuUonal Hand hook
for voters, with Life of Tilden & Heodiicks,
nnd an expose of Rings A" Frauds.' 500
Pages. Illustrated, SO els. will securo outfit
and territory. $100 a month made. E. II.
Tbeat, Pub., 805 B'way, N. Y. '
THE
noitMXG STAR.
WILMINGTON, N. O..
A FIRST-CLASS DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
DAILY NEWSPAPEP.IXXOnTII
CAROLINA. " -
T
HE-
Only
Daily Paper
rublished iu WILMINGTON, a Oitv
WILMINGTON,
of nearly 20,000 Inhabitants, and
the Great Centre of North
Carolina Trade I.
t '
"X"
17.00
4.00
2.25
hUnsCRIlTIOX:
One Year, - -
Six Months,
Three Month?. -' -
ADVEIlTISrXO KATK8 REASONABLE.
Address, - . '
. ... WM. II. CEBNAKD,
, , r , Editor & proprietor,
WILMIN3TON, N. C.
gCHALK DROT ITERS,
Brewers ef the
CELEBRATED - LAG E it I3EEH,
IVeu nrk, IVcw Joracy.
TIIEO. JOSEPHS
uerrnan infl inierican Restanran..
Hargett and Salisbury Streets,
R A LEIG H." N. S "
Mr. Joseph has fitted ui) his Salonn with
iwciul reference to the comfort and enter
tainment of his guests, and the , public Is
invited to an Inspection of his accommoda
tions and a test of the creature comforts in
the line of Ida entertainment, r
Ills Restaurant - -
sujiplied with the freshen end
is alwavs
fattest
OYSTli3,:l!lIU3S.
served In the best and all the varied styles
to suit his numerous customer.
Ills Bar
Is stocked with a full and complete line of
the finest Wines and Liquors, Imported and
domestic
SCHALK BROTHERS CELEBRATED LA
GER BEER A SPECIALTY.
In his
Etllllard Room
is ene of thai
Inest Tables la the city, and iu
the
Reception Room
is a Table of new model and tluslgn for tbo
entertainment and pastime of guest.
"Efiankful for past patronam Mr. Joseph '
respectfully invites from the citizens and
sojourner in Raleigh a visit to his quiet.
ell ordered and complete csUthlUhmciit on
SALISBURY AND HARGETT STREETS.
ust west of Raleigh NalloBal Bank.
oct i8-tr.
f!?i CENTS.
PU CENTS.
0
CENT8.
CENTS.
THE DUUIIAM HERALD
Win be sent to any ad lress nntfl
NOVEMBER. 14 FOR TUB ABOVE
AJ1UUNT.
N'w is the time to secure a first class
OAMl'AIG N P A I E IL
. For the small price of -
KV ENTA ff A CENTS.
JU CENTS t) J CENT-v
r A CENTS.
JU ci:nts
Jul7 23-tf
Sl.250lTom Profit
Investment of f W, one of our euMoraers
rnrcbased f-psead on 100 share f-Jh T.
Central ba Put (i 100 and Call 1(M huyfa g -100
share against the Put 107 which wa
sold (g 114 selling at the same price 100
shares called ($ 108 netting protit ll.i0, tbia
pe ration can be repeated every month of the .
year 10. 20, 50, 100, luoo, will pay as wed lor -amourrt
Invested. ' Gold Ptocks, Cotton snd
Tobaoco bwi5ht and sold on commission.
AflvancwrTm eonslunmerln
Friee Hsts and Clrcolam free.
CHAKLEA 8UEDLKI" A CO-
Bankprs A Brokers,
Alt U..A U. V l-
eear Uold and eUeckExchannV
than any arilerof hSJayT
a