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TUESDAY, JANUARY 6; 1886
Thi public lands pf theoountrj are
slipping awaj very rjipidl.t Excluding;
Alaska about three&tbj of the public,
domain has passed out of th ownership
of the government and th remaining
two-fifAik airs ;to a jtery great extent
desert 1 and mountaiij land unfitted for;
habitation. ':$rth' Carolina Un4-owners
should hold on to tHe fields and forests
with -an " unyielding! grip. A 'demand
for our generous soil will spring up
before lobe, we belike, which will grow;
rapidly and will- enhance the Value of
real estate hereabouts greatly. -
' ' I - ' ' V' ' ' i
Tun president continues to , impress
all who meet him as an unusually strong
man. ,' His few months of administration
hare been remarkable in many respects,
, and the jnew year opens upon a condi
tion of public affairs quite , unlike any-'
thing the country has seen inka. long
time, and bromlsinsri Che best things for
the future. ' Mr. Cleveland, is an exec-,
uure woruiy tne great party be repre-.
-. aa.4-aa aa w Z- AMAaf ens Iia4 a a ' Vw 4a 1 a aa
with "the test tnteresU of the whole
y country it lert There beon some
auoontens wiui nis straignworwara
methdds' expressed by over-anxioua of
' ficeeekers, but this has jverj nearly ff,
not entirely d.ed ouC - and we; believe
the administration Will grow in strength
: m JfcJW' (I'll i-S3 'n ... ! '"
from tnur time onward., i i , .
: -:, i r'.; y-JUi i?'. tiff V . i
- . - - -
. ' Tri'regular quarterly ' report tUrad-T
street's, jf atocks, .pfjlgain, and of flsuf,
througiotijt,e, iJaifej Stacs and Ca&4
aoa eaatioi tner Jiocay mountains snows
ihat the' apparent xnggerstioit "of the
whuiiyjl. total i .,
nearlji fa6QQtQQQ j busnelfofj wheat
. represents an increase of but. 81,000,-:
c 000 bushels isinca' uljr 1 agauist an in-
aViVAi''"- -vuwv AAA aL.vi?.1
the U&K:JuM&im&-Wl deelino
in exports o wheat is ; more than Offset,
by the 4imhf4 eoeipts of thsame
at piTOWxniets, so'that with ieiporte
equivalent to thojo fa sTLik portion of
18o the, visible supply of wheat would
scaxceljaTeincrea materially..; The
flour stocka we alighUy smaller; than on
July 1 la8t, ,but S00,0OQ barrels in ei-
cen of stocks on Taauarj.l 188&h v i
A OAnTui, counf if the, securities, left
' in Yanderbilt's stronr box shows that
the fortune of that : plutocrat amounted
to ,000,000 whlcb. ia $105,00M)00
. more than the estimate' renerallj made
i vj ut ureaa. - a e new" uiueor nom
ine to eharttTso far as the world knows.
Stephen Oirlr'd however; left'thebalk
of his eatateT 7;50d.6oa IpharitiW
in and roundt Philadelphia Hand; for
other god(J lI.Aab gaje .toj
thA lihraHr waio.h heir thnrt nan.. 01 L
OOO.OOOj Johne-Hapkins gate $3,000,-!
:. 000 to fouiri grat; shooUIietand
Stanford $10,000,000 for i milat-pu
pose; EiraXrnelL;$2,50(J,aoaio:-Cox
' nell univeTrf'AiPmiVet M OOO TW
P o lhigV,tMMtettity;JTD; !tn,$U.
- 600,000 tftPin,ceton ooliege James;
. iack m,vw,wuw sne name or nenero-
tence, ana uames xvooseveif xi,uuu,-
- There axel alsd: tha,;Peabod Wnd: th
' Slater fuedini the gito to mankind of
. V) Tl.ll J La? i
a bw vovjKij witwu inigiu pemenuoneq
Axt the recesaappointments ;it iavre-;
ported are t go before the Senate. TL
President F9vrop.libld
any; of th!Bi (Tiew?ialreLto?the:
. effect thafh'ts appointaenta wef ef made
-. in good faitKoupon the beat reommcn
dationi ancl endorsements, and if since
they iwer tid' cfiarges IhaVe been
filed agpiinst any of the appointees, it is
the pro Yince.fof , the 8enate ; to examine
into them land rejeci air who : are not.
' proper, persons. f..ii iproposes in other
' words to make the Senate share with
nun as it mould the! responsibility in
voked in niakmg'appoutments. For
. anis purpose. t,ue,:Bower ,01 Cjonsrmation
was lodged in that body.; I Opposition
i to appointees simply! because they are
. democrats' lajwt be expected from sod ig-
- niueu a uoav-w u unitea states senate,
1 and while tne President hasj as a rule,
in accordance with the 'expressed will cf
tne peojje placed none put! democrats
on guaro, neaai auw as tue resident
of the whole people 'made his appoint
ments with an eye Jo e, j welfare of the
country as a whole. In doing so he has
exeroised the utmost care, and if he has
.made mistakes he proposes that the 8-n
ate shall, in accordance with the spirit
of the constitution. 'point them out.
when, if they are ryaL, they will he oor-
xcviu. aulb a iue riguv course ior nim
to take, but it excludes wholly the idea
that an appointment shall be: withdrawn
simply because the appointee is on:
sive as a democrat to the republican ma
jority in the Senate whrn ho ls a citisen
- of Rood character and has. proven him
self a faithful and capable officer r
. Tmsweek the legislatures of Mary
land, Miasipp.4,pl
Connecticut, Massaohnsetts 'and New
Mexico meet. Mississippi' has to elect
two Senators and Maryland One', Mis
siasippi has also the liquor queation to
wrestle- with and the problem of rail
road supervision. Ohio will probably
re-elect John Sherman to the ; United
1 States, though it is not certain' that it
will by any means. The fourteen Ptm
Hamilton UuntHwitt eneouiiiir ttf I
strongest onnositldn'dn ihsl part of .the 1
uepUDHcans po taeiraamiaaion uiiu.iua
aasemblj, though ;thy hold, their cer
tificates, endorsed by the action of the
State supreme court. r- They wilt 4ake-
their seats, however, without doubt and
will rive the Democratic party control J
Of tne DUte semate na-uus a virraai
veto power on all legislation. The leg
islature etf' joint ballot' is Kepubltcan
thought and hence the, prospect of Sher
man s election. The ; slight margin on
which, that malignant partisan's friends
will have to operate, however, affords
ground for the hope that he may be de
feated after; all. Any other Republican
in Ohio would be more tolerable as a sen
ator to us at the South and leas injuri
ous to the country at large than H is
Petty Malignancy. Mr. Foraker will
be .inaugurated on the 11th inst., and
the entire State government with the ex
ception of the Senate will then be in the
hands of this Republicans.
TUB 8C1IOOL TAX t'AME.
We print this morning the opinion of
chief justice Smith ; in the Sampson
county school case.
Iftplaia jwords, the constitution says
there is a limit to taxation; and then the
constitution enjoins it as a duty on the
county commissioners to maintain the
public schools four months. In order
to enable the county commissioners to
perform this duty the legislature direct
ed (bat thej limit of taxation should be
ignored, ! there being some special cases
in Ihieh ?the limit can be lawfully
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ignored.
' 'ITie supreme court has determined
that this is not one of the cases in which
the limit of taxation fixed in the consti
tution can be lawfully ignored, and that
the duty enjoined on the county commis
sioners .ia performed when they utilise
ail sue means w men me constitution ua
i i. : . ax. . : a.:x..a.! i
placed at their disposal
. As far as practicable the duty to main
tain; the public schools for four .months
is to be performed by the commissioners.;
but in order jto do it, they cannot disre
gard the' limit of taxation prescribed by
the constitution, i . ;
Tnis decision of the court is, we be
lievp, m tie line of the generally re
ceived opinion that has prevailed in the
State ever; since the. constitution was
adopted sixteen years ago.
' ' ' . i m ? 1 a
: . xn view 91 tne growing, aispoaiuon to
allow the neonle to treat their nub Ho
schdols aa a local master; it may be well
to consiasr tne. propriety 01 a constitu
tional, amendment allowing the school
districts .toi assess themselves for school
Eurposea, But any such measure should
e well guarded . Thie Kswi axn Ob-
axavM, would , be favorable to a weil-
guade jrppositiQnof this kind. ,
1, TneSi Charleston .1 News and Courier
prints a earefully1 prepared statement of
Ihe proiress South Carolina has made
aincu ihe people i'3of the State have had
mu stpedcoj;
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. a
of their iOwn State K.The reoord must be
aa"gfafifying to. South Caf?Slinians as it
is surorisiuz w uiose woo nave iaiiea to
;e tneapirip apu energy wwn wnicu.
our neighbors have addressed tneraseives
to the" work of improvement and de
velopment Jin eyeix Im? pf progress,
andf ,' itJ,- ,is - enooujaging tq. all
Sonuem' ebmmunlties. A growth is
shd wu of , Imore than , 68,000,000 in
five lyeara. only." Twenty, per : cent has
been the increase, in., the value of real
estate and personal property In manu
factured nroducts the ! erowth has been
21.000.000. and altogether the storv is
oni pf wonderful progress in the Pal-;
ineltb Staio. The wealUiof forest, field
anu larm wmcn is pomtea out, tne ac-
tivltjr of railroad building In the State, the
immense value of the State's atrricultu-
ral productions are. all evidences of a
prosperity presenji and prospective wnicn
-y at. , - i . 1- f . .m m f
11 is pieasaut inaeeo .Mi nave prougnt to
our notice.' and' on which we tender our
heartiest congratulations. ) North Caro-
lini we can; say, too, will not lag in em
ulation of such enterprise. The "Old
Noth' ia already moving forward with
greaf striaes., , ,
A BS.VXDEJ1 ir TVIS.
The President is reported to have.
written the editor of Puck the following
letter : "1 don't think there ever was
a time when newspaper . lying , was . so
general and so mean as at present, and
there never; was a country under the sun
wher,e it flourished as it does in this.
The falsehoods daily spread before the
nmnia in nnr- nflwimnnn wniia rnav
are nroofs of the mental ini?enuitv of
those, engaffied in :newspaper, work, : are
insults tjo the AmerWn love for decency
and fair nlav of which we boast." We
are loath to believe that such an indis-
criminate; denunciation, pf the press of
the otmnfry in terms t so coarse could
have' emanated from Mr. Cleveland. He
is a rnajci wise, enough, .to realise; . that
while there are many unworthy, men in
the profession of journalism the, body, of
the profession .is of incstiuiable yalue
to tbe couutiry and , generally , conforms
to a high sidard of rpspectabil, ;Nfl
publie man can afford Ut spisalf; ,of it as;
tho President is reported to have done,.
It has' undoubtedly the powfr,. to make
and unmake! public men and it exercises
this Otfer In elevating , responsible
positions' the best' in en onVv to a woh'deri'
ful extent;1 1 That it' should be so little
and is in the hlgh0st" degree creditable,
to the crait J ytv h'opo it will appatj'tbat
Air. de'vbland has been misreDreaantod.
If nt'h I has'"mide a serioiu blunder.
As the' Norfolk :JLandniaii well says:
"Many' 'other eminent men have spoken
of the Press' and iu very diflrent terius.
John Mllio 1U mionfambus Cham
piona." Jiiuiui calls' it the . paJlkdiuhof
the rights "of ' I&gluhiu
spoke of its' power' with' respect, Met'te'r
nich thought it ind!sensabio to Europe',
and George Washingto6, in his letter to
Matthew Carey, expressed a desire to
I given ta what Would bit" easy under (ex-;
isting circnifttafitfes-the, pursuit ' oj
base 1 purposes-is remarkable ' indeed.
Ppblw juBrn) Bttltiplie4 iu the
i&MofCmtmu
i aoroann Txaa, 1386.
fCrom Advance Sbeeta of Attorney General T.
if. Davidson's 83d N. C Beporta.
iRufty ts. ClayweH. .
1. Under the former practice, if an
action was brought off a" joint contraqt,
the plaintiff iook fudemcnt aaiifet
a part only of those liable thereon, there
cuuld be no recovery in a subsequent
suit against those omitted; but it was
different, where, as in torts, the liability
was several.
2. By section 187 of the Code, all
contracts are several in legal effect,
although joint in form.
4. nhere a judgment was obtained
against two members of a firm, and
more than three years after the cause cf
"V wucu, u. wjico jcaie i
after obtaining snch judgment the 1
uicuiuji loruiu m uuwuc, uuuu kcmuu t
223 of the Code, to another member of
the firm who was not served in the ac
tion in which the judgment was ob
tained, to show cause why he should not
be bound by the judgment, to which
tqe statute, of limitation was pleaded, it
was held, that issuing such notice is the
beginning of a new suit; that the action
is open to every defence which could
have been set up if there had been no
previous recovery against the other
partners, and is barred by the statute.
.Brazil vs. liailroad Uoaipany.
1.. Where the evidence is conflicting,
the judge ; should leave the question to
the jury, with proper instructions on
both aspects of the case.
2. It is not negligence if a conductor
requires a fireman, who is competent for
?urP8e'
shifting cars at a depotm the absence
of the engineer
3. In such vase, whether or not there
is negligence, depends upon whether the
fireman is competent to do such work.
jSoutherland vs. Hunter.
!l. A deed which conveys the estate
of a married woman must be proved or
acknowledged as to both husband and
wife, before the private examination of
the married woman is made, otherwise
the deed will be inoperative to divest
her estate. !
2. The provisions of section 1,256 of
the Code, which Drovides that the deed
must be proven and acknowledged as to
both husband and wife, before it can
operate to convey the wife's land, is not
in enflict with the constitutional pro
vision which secures to the wife her en
tire estate,! notwithstanding her cover
ture. 3. Section 1826 of the Code only has
reference to executory contracts, hut
does not apply to conveyances or exe
cuted contracte.
i 3. Registration is not merely for the
purpose of dispensing with proof of. the
execution of tne instrument, but, like
livery of seisin at common law,
fundamental condition in , the Operation
ot tne conveyances, anu is an mseper
arable incident to the efficiency: of the
4. !A deed for a feme covert's land,
admitted to registration 'upon an 1m
proper and invalid probate, does not
I create an equiuble estate in the gran
ft
1 feme in anv resnect until nronerlv
graniee,
t of the
feme in any respect nntil iprbperly ac
knowledged and the private examination
properly taken
I! ' wbstusctur
From the Lancet.
... ! i -
jit is startling to discover how little
we know about the common forms of
disease. For example, a cold" what
is itt How is it produced, and in what
does lit consist? It is easy to say a cold
wacbui. ; A chill of what part of the
organism ? : We know by ' daily experi
ence that the body as a whole, or any of
I its parts, mar be reduced to a consider
I ably lower temperature than will suffice
I to give a man a cold if the so-called
I chill be inflicted upon 'the surface sud-
1 uautjr... u it, iucu, uu buuucuucbo o a
j reduction of temperature that eauacs the
I cold t ' It would be straneer if it were
I BO,Tecause few of the moat susceptible of
1 a I- J xl 1 I 1 ?r I 1
I muixaia wouia tase coiu irora simjuy
1 uauuuug yieve m cviu uicuii .or mxi
I dental contact with ice. The truth would
seem to be that what we call cold-takiag
is the nsult of a Sufficient improssion
of cold 'to reduce the vital energy !of
nerve-centers presiding over the func
tions in special organs. If this be the
fact it is easy to see why nature has pro
vided the: stimulus of a stronir nt at
sneezing to rouse the dormant centers
and enatble them at onoe to resume work'
and avoid evil consequences. This ex-
plains why the worst effects of colds do
not, as a rule, follow up a "chili'
which excites much sneering. Shivering
is a less effective convulsion' to reslore
the paralysed nervous energy, but, in a
lower degree, it may answer the same
'' Mil -1 '. . . .1 '
I purpose. The shivering that results
iivui uo uw v& m uvmu ui uic ucr v
I ous centers is a totally different matter.
I We 8fceak oni7 o quick muscular
I agitation and teeth-chattering- wliqh
I occur whenever the body is exposed to
I cold and evil results to not ensue. It
I follows, from what e have said, tht
vuak uaburai touicaiiuu w wara on tae
effects of a chill is to restore the vital
energy of the nerve-centers, and there is
no more potent influence by which to at
tain tfaia object than- a strong and sus
tained effort of the will. The man who
resolves not to take a cold seldom does.
, An exchanaa says: There are more un
made oh Dr. Bulls Cough 8yrup4re el charge,
than are paid for, by the owners. A good
thing deserves the notice of the press.
In the treatment of rheumatism, gout, neii
ralia, kclatica, a e., ahration Oil should he
thoraugbjy rubbed in. It kills pain. Frioe
cents. !
The physicians in the northern part
of Mecklqnburg county have resolved
to 'Boycott" patients who do noi pay
their bills..
i tscoTT ttnvMMuta or rvai
ael I Uver Oil, wlthi njpaaheaphlte.
. Eapeelalljr Xelrabre 1f5 IfclUstfresv; T
" A lady ptjyictan at the 'TJhild.V HospiUl, at
Albany, N. Y" says: We have been using
Kcatt'a Euiuhliun with great' avecea. Nearly
aU f our patients are anil ring from bone dis
eases and our phriiciaai find it vary benefl
eial." : ; : ;
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IiAcitoiT Goons. Best laundry soaps;
gloss starch American liauid blue, in
pint bottles fbest). Wasninir powders.
,4 otusttrfsM Eiitm.
Tbuksdat Niout. Dec. 31.1885,
New Ybrk Financial Chronicle.
Although a holiday weak is under re- 1
View ib uaa uut uuuu wuuuut uiciueuia
of importance to the mereaatileoomma-
nity. -iA call for there demption of F.edt
: ernl bonds to the amount fofffl0.O00.-
rW)( anrl a. MlinA :in stArlincr ' fi-rakunfa 1
VT'. , L ' o -o-l
BlIUclCDl w cneca uieiue eipors orgoiu, i
I
: moncv. From these causes and. from
the improved pros cta of trade there
mure firmness, speculation for the rise
.developing some jstrengtli. Wotwith
I standing the reduced cutt of livinz, ef-
forts toward higher; wagcu aro still made
in various Bvction J J he seMHon is so
cause depression in the
trade.
Td on the snot was active and ad
conniiiff r"nrfr thonirh nillAt. IS ratner I
dearefand closes firm, 'fallow closes
qaiet ai uc. xmiicr ia uuu. vuwk
. L. t- i..u ni I
has been firm but. quieter. Rio coffee
has been dull ou the spot and prices
losed unsettled, i Raw sugars have
been generally quiet, but at times there
was more doing, and the close is steady
Tea has been quiet!
During the early purt of the week the
speculation in cotton for future delivery
at tnis marxei was quire uepreaseu mi
tone, and Tuesday values had receded
to about the lowest figures of the season;
but it was then reported that notices for
delivery on January contracts had been
geucral. A quick advance took place, I
r i. .:.. ..j I
and the bull party showed rather more
confidence in buying ; but the ' de
mand was not sustained. Today
there was a slight advance, which
was well supported to the close. The
reeular trade, whether for export or
Vw.tktn nnncnmnf tAn vfia rlnll Onr tplp.
graphic reports from the South to-night
show tnat tuere naa ncen Dut mtie ram
during the week and nothing to inter
fere with die free marketing of the crop.
The wheat market has been doing
hotter for both (spots and futures.
The regular trade haa been more
active, the purchases embracing some
lots for export. The absence of snow
at the West exposes the fall-sown crop
to many dangers, the time has arrived
for the closing of the Black Sea and for
the cessation of shipments from India,
and there is no longer any doubt that
our own supplies,! available before an
other harvest shall be gathered, are not
excessive. Hence we have i had some
revival of speculative confidence and ac
tion, which devejoped strength toward
the close of vestexdav'a business. Today
futures further advanced, with consid
erable spirit to; 'the speculation, and
wheat on the spot was very firm.
f j -,
A Vfanderful Freak of Hatara
is sometames exhibited in our public ex
hibitions. When we gasa upon some of
the peculiar freaks dame nature coca
sionally i indulged in,, our . minds revert
back to the creation, of man, fwbu is so
fearfully and wonderfully made. " . The
mysteriea of his nature haye been nn?
raveled by Dr. K. V. Pierce, of Buffalo
ana j turougn ms , xnowieage 01 taoae
mysteries! he haa beenj.ableiitot prepare
his 'Golden Iedical Disco wry . " which
is a specific fqr ail blood taints, poisons
and humors, sucn as serolula, pimples,
blotches, eruptions, swellings, tumors,
ulcers and kindred aifections. iy drug
gists.
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B llllf It l)KUtiQI8T8 -AND DUUU
vBaBbSs a. vveaua roaraai, uiniau, aa.
'if
itoMfnWw
rrooa Ooiatem. A'aaeMee aawt Atoeia,
t?l ten? i
usceeisra AXD DKALSaS.
lAAapM . roofua war vsiiTTxoas, aa, i
QOIA) MEDAU PaEMi 1878.'
Warranted a&sotereJy pa
from which the exoeea of
Oil hew boon removed. It baa Are
j timH pu strength of Coooa mixed
with Btarch, Arrowroot orsngar,
4&dk therefore far more eoonomi-
aaLioda Um ttoa o4 esat
OHai. lt hi deneiops, noorishing,
strengthening, easily dlgeeted,en4
sdmlraWy adapted Tor invalids as
wcB as for peraon to health.
4ela y Creeers everywhere.
BAM m, Ecrtiiester,
T. B, .YANCEY,
alAKUCACTUREK'S
Agent oiid Dealer
Cariies, PkaekiF, Bnggies, Ac, fk
TUK
LARGKST ASSORTMENT IN
THE STATE AND THE
BEST
GOODS
4TTHB
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JLO tV8T PRICES.
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mitt 11 Ii IiIim SP' 1
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filUtGDG03.
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rin 11 in
Uamnssluiwiff. .Diaod. I-mo. th
llvlllUl I liaUCO. Lor, Stoinsch
Uour fro ii uiyceiwe to epeedUy
fMiltldttODstada
l.oOreS. UlC6rS. WOUndS.
SpFaiDS . ailfj BrUiSCS.
It la cooling cleansing and Ileallmar.
Pnt. riVt I ! moat pfflrac!ona for thta dl
Ualcirrilt ee. ColJ in Oio Head. Ac
Oar "Catarrh Care," U BpedaD)
mm ajrnugv simple ana inexpensive
Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
No other
preparation bas r tired
eases of these
lhtremiine eoraplaints Uisn
niort
dlHtresHlne ei
the Kxtraet. Oar Plaster ts hivalu-
able ln these diseases. Lombaso. Pains In
ski or fuae, so.
UipiJUiena tt ,?0r6 inTOai,
l i .1 a mi
gerous.
PllnC BllaMl.BleedtacorIteiaa8.il
AT ItCd !a Ute g fnten, known remedy ; rapidly
cartnffwben uiher iriedlclnes have (ailed.
Our OltUoisat ia of a rent service where
the removal of clothing Is Inconvenient.
Fnr Rrntrbn Rrooct ann I
a vi vivuvii vudi uuu I ti
iore niDDies. i t,
The mtrirft wUl
never be wtthoat
it. Our O Ln t an ent U toe Leat emoUieat I
that ean be appneo.
JTimola rnmnhintc ln
r elDal OmpiailllS. j
the ma
jor! of
ftmalt (Useases the Extract can be i
as is well known, with the greatest benefit.
rou airecMons accompany eaou oowe.
CAUTION.
Pnnn c KYtmpt
Hat been imitated.
a uuu j uvv
TUti etiiitdi.a has
the words " Pond's Kxtraet" Mown fai
. the sruuw. and our r.ictnro tralo-marlt on
surrouncllu'i hnS srayir. Noiso Uior U
eenuine. Alwars intist on i.a Y'o-.vir
Extract. Take noiH-iur i.ioi.aiAtion. .
it never to & in frr, t ' j i re.
ftold cwerywhert.iTVIfpa, CSr., il, .,1.75.
Prepared only tv V
Ntw Yohr:
i'.ACT CO.,
fOH COUCHSv '-aciUt AND
CCNSUWSF ,ON U55
TAYLOR'S
Cherokee Rehedy
CF SHEET CUU ARO KUULD3.
rum, as satbered Mom a tree of IM
aaaae name, arowine aiong um hw buwu
Southern Btatea, eoatans a aUrfieHMtns ieTeet
rant principle uiei kjo.i. , i rl!B PV"r
sne eany bktoih avn
and sUmelatea tne efaUd
W9 tnrow on ue
fslse anu brats ia croup and
whootosHXKih. Wbeu .epmbtoad wtth ne ttea
TZSUihuaii Brinninle ln the nal letn nlant
nTttia oldaekla. oreaents lu Tirum CHKKOKaa :
EaMEDT or Hwirr ucm Aim McxLam .tu Jnest ,
SdtywiMimutkjo i and ao patetable, an: vWljTl
r teased to uke K. Aa yoareruainst tvr.iu
iSa and 1. M re ooea aoc aeep n, we win imT, ,
ntw vow mm wi. --r-"- " ' , 'T ntT
FOR - RENT!
Tt a firsUclaas tenlnt will be ottered a favor
able lease of the valuable and most
popular '
ATLANTIC HOTEL;'
MOREHEAB, N. C
Consisting of a thoroughly equipped hotel,
Ten-pin Alley, Bar Boom,B
ley, Bar Koom,lJuliard Koom, Ui
all other adjuncts,, which make
Koom ana
the
! Most Complete, largest and Most Popular
SVetaXR BX30KT IV THI SOUTH. ;
This hotel, with Improvements, eostlmr
more ;than f 70,000, lain thorough rcjiair, u
elegantly ana ampry lumwnea, ana nas been
since its construction In 1880, extensively ad
vertised and popularly manaired. Of the thou
sands wno nare visuea uoreneaa, not one has
left without expressing jdes ire to return.
With all these advantages and the attractions
ot the- climate, the (bathing, the fishing and
the gunning, u is do una to otcome, u not al
ready, the
rareaaaat Saettberai afealtk aad
And Dresents a better opportunity for snc-
eeasful and profitable management than any
hotel in America. "
The hotel, with cottages, will accommodate
7S0 guests, has about ano sleeping apartments,
meetly an surra, and all ttandsosuely furnished
in ash or cherry, wttfi Water, gas and electric
bells ln each room.
The ball room, one hundred feet sou re. is
the finest ia the South, and the dining rom
lssumpiygrana. .,-
. The average - number of guests during the
season is at kast. three thouaaad. trout ail the
Southern States. " - -'
For Illustrated pamphlet: 'Moreb'ad City as
a a Summer Heaort,'' and other imformation
apply or write to . ' !
VAN 15. J1UOKK, ,
JAMX8MOO&E, or
' bPlKB WH1TAKER,
Balelgh.N. C
decSldtf. . " ,
VT OTICK TO THE QT,
BAL
L XIQH AMD VICIHITY.
I have sold my Retail 8tock of Pry Goods
Clothing, Motions, Shoes, Hats, 4fce at IS K.
ilargett street, to Mr. W. G. Bepark, of this
cltv. Thanking the ; publio f or tbefr liberal
patronage and truating they will bestow the
same oa my successor, I remain I
Very truly yours,
WM. -WOOLLCOTT. -:
QO-PABTNIBSniP NOTICE.
I have this day admitted my son, Walt r
WooUcott, as a partner, and the style of the
una w wm. wooueoHSBon. 1
WM. WOOLLOOTT.
Jan. 2,1888..
WU. V700LLC0TT if EOS,
- '' Kc 14 K. Ifartin ' 8treet, .
HALXlonvJr, Ci, .., 1
WHOLESALE DEALER? IN 'Y'y
Dtt Goods, ' 1
; KoUona, 8hoea, .. . .:
Hits, etc and Mannfsctnfers of
CXOTniHC sUIXIIT AJfO PIAWC5.
HOEITEESOHOOL,
OXFORD, N. Cl
I
The Spring Session of 1888 begins tbt i
ond Monday, (the 11th) of Jaanary.
J. EL HORKKBy
J. C HORNER,
Prineipala,
dee 1M10C
QRKENSBGRO FEMAIJB CDLLXG1V
Gaumaoao, V Cl;
Session of this weh eatablW Uft
u School will begin on I jaa. at U tctock m., the laad ta said morU
The 60th
and prosperous School
The II tli of Janaarr, 18M.
This Institution combines the comforts l a
well ordered L.im with firstclasa educational
advantages.
Terms moderate, r or cauiogue appiy to
T.U.J0SK8iPresldenk
dec23dtf. t . ,
ctatevie.i.efiimai.b!C7oi.ue.
8TATX8V ILLS , N. O.
The sprinir term of this institution will be
gin Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1886.
The last year has been s very prospeTOUi
one. The attention of parents and guardians
ia directed to the full cons of
Able tear hen, the healthy location, excellent '
fare and reasonable charges.
Send for catalogue.
MISS FANNIE Ev!eRITT,
I Principal.
Jan 8-dlOi
ask yew retailer for the Orlclaal f 3
KeaeOeaalaeaaUae beariaa thU 8aaw
.JAMES MEANS'
This saea ataada hhrber tn the ttmatVaa et
wkowsarUwinuUoa thez
Wearers thaa ear etaer ta tBeono. TDOoaaaaa
mm
WATCHES
iiAT . ti&EATLY
Bedueed Prteea,
'Address
Ua.aKATrT.HaHfST.ir. O, i
I CURE FITS!
Ia I mi e l irity ts
R1,aABWrraUr '
1MSKXUIB
WnianeaaaPw ataef mf aiwnnii mini M '
Sill in aa4 P I Part. kaMkrnMH hraWM,
easiwatiawMa .aa a eaoo.atrtaaawaa;
! PEnriVtiOTAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENQUSH."
I
I ) aat
The Ortarf kAI amd Oaly Oewalaev , .
aaasatwamBeSakh). T f ulali ImIiiMi.i
; fMaaja) m m r pwtlaalan hear W isteia aaalk
Ma .mcr.tbt 1 will eras TWO SOTTLBS faaa,
nthar with a ALOaBU UUTHl ea thla ATr?
eaal paam er. mveexpraaaa4 r.O. asanas. ;
a.c.Laiina,mran84,aewTeia
i . 'II ' . !
I
ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT.
For fifteen rears thev have steaddv rained
in favor, and with sales constantly fncressmg
have become the most popular corset through
out tbe United States. ' f
IfThe G. quality ia warranted to wear tence as
ng as ordinary corset. We have lately in-
need the G and B H grades with. JCxtra
Long Waist and we can furnish them when
preferred. ,, h.' . : m ..
Highest awards from all the World's. great
fairs. The last medal received is for First De
cree of Merit, from the late Exposition held at I
ew uneanav. -. .- k: i-'-'..;-tt i-.-
While scores ot natents have been found
Worthless, the principles of the Glove-Fttting
have proved invaluable. 1 i j '
Retailers are : authorized to refund aKBiey
if, on examination, these corsets do not prove
as represented. For sale everywhere. Catalogue
me on application. r
THOXSONLASTGDOK A CO- 1
! ' , . s New TerkWu,
OAt CO
Now is the Urns to;order Ooal for
WINTERSUPPLIE
When the best articles ran be had at low
est 'prices and delivered clean from ears
having never touched the earth ai ca taker
from the nunoa. . ,
TBK FKKiGHl OH
Tenneocco Coal
Is feaeed lai s short time and all wno is.
. ia radueeo R a abort tame ud all w is
xpeos a ose it snouid order at once and
eavehoe. toBijjr toa , ,
OUR FA-VOHITB
Kiods of t .thradte.MCVa'. oaa V? had
aow hut can 0x4 b ytit n at ail iatsr in. tbs
seasbu. 80 lei as K ve y u orders at onw
for both kinds and elav - r
O
NX
THOTiaNr ood 1 On tad
HaaJ Bags Wanted hy
rrZl C3 8HOE. -
11 VWliV AOmrabiUtv.OmfOf
II a .X Ptanmet. . Apoauuoara
I - Xa 1VW U wiu brine roe lnionm.
Vc N: hoirtoWthMShoel
(a .... Vex VS81
AlslMOIIMnTinM T i I
llllltl.lll.i IT I I II L.I a I i i
; Taw a pelllwwart; far tin sss n rm ss?sy ls I ' Of eveVf
a. .. i . . ..s lowest prices.
. . . . ii . , . .. .. .
FOR SALK
m
BTTirtMci imwc -mferredoamtaiaaer
IsViasAJBsaA si a slsl anl 1 1 IT I TS
iaa m ii
(haSUdeyol Deeeasbw, letaMrasoriMa I
mftwiouM of ake fotatyy nr doob
Balelfh, Hoaar, januarr 4th, ai .
IS oetova n- we iaou m aata moruf
scribed, lytof lw Waa. y0Ifett
towntthip.1
lipsakl
onaty,adomuig lands of . w.aogera.
Jamea aca. uwi "u vners. ana siuu ta
oontain
buadred ana vUven acres (111
acrea).
oeeSdtd
B. r. MOATAGUI,
- , Mortgagee.' ;
MORTGAGE SALE OF CTX PROP
ERTY. .11
By virtue of powr oonf erred on me Vr a cer
Slla BBortgage and exoeuted by Thosa g.
M&f and recorded is register's offlca ot akf
aBij,iiiMOKSS, paga so,
ran described, lymic tn Uie city 01 nawia.
UisinUriectton of at Martin and South Kait r
Smh B. r. XOSTAGUS,
y Dae. a, 188ft. Mortjartt, .
D
t?a of the brtt rwviaj; torujr Stores taeaa
I laa most tlsm iuit Uhaoei towns ta western
Sot-th - arolina; deiac a aood busineas; reaaea
isr selUax eut, toe much outside busiaeaa. AeV
SisW I DKUOaV
ears 5ews and Ohaarvar.
1'
ALE OF VALUABLE LAoTD,
iTnder andbv virtue of the power conferred
in a certain mortgage deed executed br A. T. -Sater
and wife, on the 14th day el' January,
1880, and recorded in Book 06. page eeo, regw"
ter of deeds' ! office, Wake county, and at the raw
quest ot said mortgagors, we win on xonoay, 1
the 24th day ef January 1886, at the court
house door in Ralehjh, !!. t at 13 O'clock m
expose to sale to the blgheetidfler, the ctraet .
ol lana t ueecnaea m wu - monge -deed,
recorded as aforesaid, leiijg a tract of , 5
land situated about four miles eas of Kaieigh,
oa the Tarborei road, adioiaUU! IbAllaada at '
Sidney Partia adoihera; eoBtainiust BWabreavi : .
more or leaa.'The traevwQl be sold a awholat -or
in separate parcebvu may be determined en $ r'
day of sale, j Terms of sale, rash; or if desired,
one third oath and balance aa a credit of one
and two yeans with interest at eight per cent.
Parties desiring to to negotiate for a private ,
rds may call oa A. T. Sater on the premises.
.- jj QUAY A 8TAMPS, t "if
; f, ' Attorneys for Mortgagee.
de 10 dtd. ;
d oats;.
1500 BUS. BROWN WINTER OATQ, v
500 ! WUITJE AND MIXED rY u?,
IVI.TaNorris&Bro
-;;"" RALEIGH' N
description, eonstantly on, and at :;
! flAAila kamlns 1m faallW.W - t
m a Waa www waaaaas aaa uwys ieti,
Icpr
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I Y X ; :-fmsVUasVIJ -j;
V:ip'
ir Y V
FOR CROBi 1885.
.-W BATB THS LAXaKST STOCK OIvH,
Hi
la the city, at Bock Bottom Prises. :
W STORE AND . ARRiyiN&i
I,000 yards 1 Bagguig, fuU weignW
lSrOOSi
, a,ooo
: a"- M
l m Anno
-'ii t,ow
1,000
4- Dundee Baifia:. roSheeta.t
Bundles ol Arrow and DelU TieaH .
TTmjtr A dwantaacr
Before nurchasinar "DONT FAIL" toeaft
and see us of send us yooEerdera, ifor UU&
MOTTO ; is to meet honest and legitimate) , .
prices and never be undenolU -:i r.Y'-' '
BUSBEE'S '- i
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mwi -Waif, Justice
a - rr
ymY-Yi
Ann I,,;. -
i FORM" BOOK."
Third Edition. Revised ani Z slr d
' Thur is the
beat book of the kind ever
published and contains everrDoint of law
and every form which can be needed ia the
1 nuwristrateaf . praettoe ia this
Statat ..This
work haa over
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' And eonUlfiau mnch matter as is to be
found la any Five Dollar fBook ever Issued
a n. Ia a. a . a.sa .
Da ine boh; n ia nanoaomeiy pruuea. doubu
pi leatner ana is sent 07 ipanpnpakijer ::, .
oiiiirsr 102.50.
Ke Justice ef the Peace saw afford to be!
without th I- - j .
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flaw in his pitiea4 afl ejrdars'te the
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day wttliAO beni; 'Cured hhnself Ia three "
tas. and ateee thea aaadreds ofathers by -
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