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SATURDAY,
JANUARY 16, 18&.
Tin trial of the Rev. Dr. Armstrong
of Atlanta, began Wednesdaj, but at
; , th teqaett of the proteoation an ex-
tension of time wu granted until the
. 26th of thia month. ' The trial ia. to be
v aeoret. Xfce charge u 4 'immoral rev
:;J. ... .elry.' , If I' f fc.-l;
Sxvatok Kvaw is itill reputed to he
i in fator of the double standard of wr-
renej, and he may well be, since he was
elected, not bj Wall street; bat by the
country districts of New York chiefly.
As far as his utteranees go : however,
. " they fail signally to define his attiiu'ie.
It is said that he recently asked the
; : President to read the speech he deliv
ered at the European monetary' confer
y, ence, snd after it had been; read as de
;l sired he asked Mr. Clereland .what be
thought of it. The President respond
' " ed: "Mr. Evarts, you hari argued all
arouna so ciereriy mat i am at a loss
I to know where you really stand i'
4 Ths city and I county are;; heartily; to
be eongratalated upon the convictions
. - secured yesterday in tiie superior court
of the offense of keeping! gaming ; or
gambling houses. The " evil has been
conspicuous in , Raleigh a long time und
that it has finally received stunning
blow at the hand of the law is reason
. for' rejoicing by all who are iqti'rested
' in the preservation of a society ftounded
on morality and the principles of Chris
. tianity. We trust this notable begin
ning will end only in the extirpation of
the blight of public gamblug not only
'. : from this the ecntral eounty but from
'' all the eountics of the 8tate. Private
; ffamblinx of course oannoS I be reached
V..,; by law, the more's the pity; Elsewhere
, ' will be found the admirable remarks
. :,ade by Judge CUrk in imposmg sen
' ' tence upon the moBt conspidnoui of the
convicts.
Tbi Finjuaeial Chronicle:, ' whioK; is
high authority takes.! an jenoouraging
tiew of the. eommereisl sitiktionJ. Ac
cording, to its . analysis the? numherrojf
failures in business last yeaif waa 10,637
with lisbUities of $124,,321; in
1884, 10,968, witjh liabniUes of $226,.
48,4i m 183 V484, With lubUi-
Ities of $112,874,172;! b l$82j! 6,7$8
withliabilities ,of 101,647;664. : ,
decrease in Uabuities, . which has
continuous during the.past nine months.
taken in oonneefion with the other ex
; " isting tradr conditions, is ipegirded as a
' most koperul 'sign. J Among 142,175
houses in business in fibc South last year
, there were 2,S46 failures, percentage
of 1.65. : In 1884 the percentage was
1.60 i in 1883. X 86: in 1882, 1.28, In
f- the Eastern States the percentages diu
' ins: the same periods wercliresnecdvel
1.31, 1.49f 1.3 and 0.87 in the Mid
dle Butes, 0.96. 0.93; 0.82i 0.67:1 the
Western States, 0.92, 1.00 J 0.9203 ;
the Pacifie 8tates,2.0l. 2.46. 1.95. 146.
The conclusion is that while the number
v of disasters (last year was large, I yet
wnen compared to tne number of sctmal
raaers uierproporuon is nor so nniavor
. aoie as nunt nare Deen.expecteo:. -
V .m t mm ' ..; i - i . ' i "
. Am case is that of thai 'dying Con
gressman Bankin, who is from Wisedn-
, i :aw. so it mm u umuc ; oi aeciaa
j il pluck as well. v "Though he knows he
cannot live more than a month or two! at
! fcrthesf'isays, correspondent, i4e
7 , keeps up 4is spirits and fills his seatin'
. thcJBTouse.' During the choice f the
scats flcwas one of the nnluckiest and
"got seat near-the back of tbe'ehami.
-v ber, ' As he took itbe turned ' to his
. - next neighbor and said: 'Not a very
good seat, it's true; but it : will not
- create so much attention back here when
; it is draped after my burisl,' Ndtbng
agv the doctors told him he! was safe as
long as bis feet did not begin to swell,
bnt when that change took piece he might
know that death was approaching. id
he: Of late my feet have been swelling
considerably. I can stand it well enough
as long as the daylight shines and I do
not have to face death: but if I awake
in the nif ht with that sensation of swell
ing in my feet, the thought, of passing
away makes me nervous, snd 1 wish the
doctor nadrnot told me. , ; I:
Col. . RiCHAKDSos, , the North Caro
linian, who removed tor Mississippi and
died Jrecently the Hchest ; man in ' the
South and the largei planter in . the
. world, was a man of rare puMic spirit
He was the president snd in all respects
the mainstay of the World's Jndustria
. exposition and cotton centennial at New
Orleans and had, just before his death
it seems submitted his offiolal report to
- President Cleveland. This i lut ; c-ffit
of his pen "U" now doubly- iuwrL-feUn'r
and in its conclusion bears upon a sub
ject of special importance, 'us follows
In elusiog this report I desire to express
thf grateful thanks of the Southern pep
, pie to the President and the Couereas of
the United States for the opportunity so
happily afforded under the;; auspices- of
the government or the United ; states: g
demonstrating to the world their remark
, able progress, while at tbeHaiun? Uiim
I the States and Territories of, the North
west were enabled to nuke,; for the first
time in their history, a complete display
of theur marvellous natural Resources in
friendly and harmonious competition
with their predecessors in, the Federi
; compact. : The lesson thai tftaght will
ready manifested in the quickening pace j
f industry and the renewed impetus I
imparted to the development of the '
nower States and Territories, while at
the same time, new fields af commercial
enterprise have been opened to Ihepa-I
uod u) tne neigpoenng countries ot ;
Mexico anu central America, wuu pro
mise of abundant resnjs, and tbe North
and East have beiTprcsentt'd with new
outlets for their enormously iuemujud
manufactured productions. Tha cause
0i pupnc eauciuon, wnicn is now so ae-
proDhstelv
Congress of the
which the
liarlv interested
nmblAtn nnnn th
mfe.tt. .ti 'Whu i,t.i,v.' ;f
this section depends, was greatly .'assist-1
aH knd ;timultttfid hv th d nlv rp -
0Kj ,. vnna;f;n i
qv u w u mm u vauvdivivu ii out t v T I
country in the world- snd the oj por
tunity thus afforded for comparison und
improvement In this respect alone the
exposition i worthy of record us the
most conspicuous event of the century
in MntA nf n! vil ivut inn nm nri tcrrnnn
and its lesson should not be disregarded ;
in 4e consideration of the Question i of i
national aid to public education.
JSOKK WOKDS TO THE POINT.
Senator' Brown spoke to the point
scarcely less admirably than did Vauce,
u m..i. Wk"L
. X, , , . . .. , ,,
powsea oas-tne not snas; me Donono.ia-
era or . many of them had bought their
bonds with silver at fortv snd fifty cents '
only
on the dollar, had worked bys-
ff AUinflAO I I M T ItllMOCIll TT VAlllA: AT
"Ti.
their demands against the government
and now demanded payment in gold and
demonetization of silver in ordtrthatthat i
gold might be enhanced in vsltie, he
receivine the attention of the ' "nir r nananng aua innrKetinjr tr-
UnitedSutes,acauHs iEj,c0 Ucunpying a very suisjl space
Southern States . are I pceu- !" " ' l,K;oim ani1 Hurwimg
. and which embraces a ' or n.. ..tuntir.,, only a tew years
a .mlnti f i l. . iipo. it has by t.ne m loin i tilde i ub and
laid bare tbe. animus of the present as- story Drieic stores: . iu. v- a
saulf on the silver monev ot the coiin-j krius, of Milton, N. J.t two brick stores;
uji -.. xte presemea in a nuisneii ine
argument of the Dlutocrats as d is tin-
iruuhad from the "oniiimoa nonlM iu
v anoe caiia uiem. wnicn nas
beeii h so .' long audi so skilfully
hidden under the various pretexts
which the 4,bTaina ' of akilful men"
have! for the reward of sold, from time
to time devised. The neoDle are no
longer Dlina, nowever, lO UO tacts
wilh regard to thu matter of the
eurrenov. Their eves nave been onened
widej by such faithful public servants as
Vance, Beck, Push and otksrs and bv
the Democratic press of the country and
they will see that legislation, with re-
spect -to money shall be no more in
favor of ft class as: against the
hole; people than legislation with
rpsectlaiwiv other mattor. That taxes
should be increased in order to pay, tne
bondholders better currency than' is
paid to other folks they do not believe,
That'it is neoeasary in order "to ..eep up
the credit of the country " that the
bonds should bebaid in cold only, they
fau tosee. . . , i(
4;. ' ! 1
Uvoift the terms of the Hoair preai-,
dential succession' bill, which Jhas
iiVASj ii-i'vT--. jit ! -v il-
. . . - . . i- !
rett?iu ?ro tt5m' 01 bemtte ana Tminent business houses in Hen
the speaker of the House of Represent-1 dersou the following are to be noted :
ativessrej eliminated from the line of : ; dibuu wiuib,
suooession to the presidency, aadi incase W brokers and manufacturera'
- . 'u " .. . , ... s , - agenW This firm commenced business
of .the death, resignation or inability of t . MtK , in - lts
both Uie President and! Vice-President,
toe secretary ui aww win act as rresi-
dent until a new
President shall! be
chosen. Failing this iotfioer, the secre
uu ov ui
like manner with the other members of
the cabinet, in the order of precedence
established by 'custom. To exhaust the'
line of succession provided for,' there
fore, all thc.members of the cabinet
must be disposed of. i The measure! is,
as tbe committee in charge of it explain- ; experience of seven years in ; the manu
ed, simply an expedient, to be succeed i tacture of plug, tobacco. The firm has
ed by a permanent enactment which : increased its business to such an extent
shall be free from objectionable features,
built provides against the serious dan-
gera which now threaten the country and
at the same ime keeps political power
in tbe line marked out by, the people.
' " ' m ' T : . r !
1H director of the United States
mint having estimated the value of the
standard coins of the various nations of
the world.this was proclaimed by thesee-
rtt7 - treasury .oajne nrsz ox tne
. - - it a . . 1 c. i . m . t
J .ii . v V J..
montn, aoooramg iw law. x ne
vaiuB w, aue gum coum in cir-
cotns in cir-
cuiation, it seems, is nzea oy
: iL - i ii T
uxeu uv com-
paring vuo amount vi pure go a in siicn
1 in Slich
cuius wivu vu aiuuuui iu me koiu aoi-
lar of the United States. In countries
'
having the double: standard the silver .i'rv"T" r Vr
H "" . "". ,M.'Mt MtnhnnaA. snnh as few houses
T "u glV- t?fusame rTT 'ever secure. Few business men. in the
as the gold corns of the same unit. The h ha?e greater success
StanSA t ) 7 ft bast season flly one-hslf of all the leaf
tli SSI l-Srk '? ".eeo sold on the llendcrson market.
Z "TZ.nZ7fT
the year. The mean price of silver for
PFSS? m-
inrperiouia loot ueciineaover' six
ceStTper fine ounce. ThisgiVes a ire.
duced valuation to the following wins
from that, proclaimed Jan. if 1885,
namely: Floria of Austria from 80.3
cents to 37,1, bolivaino of Bolivia from
79.5 cents 0 75.1, peso of Ecuador
from 79.5 to 75.1, rupee of India from
37.8 to 35.7, yen of Japan from 85 8 to
81, dollar of Mexico from 86.4 to 81.6,
sol of Peru from 79.5 to 75 1, rouble of,
Russia from 63.6 to 60.1, uianbut of
Tripoli from 71 7 to 67.7,peao of United
SUtes of Colombia from 1 9.5 to 75.1
iAf la tb Parla Svwira,
is possible, for a short time to the ro
bust, but the majority of lrfiu'-d p -rsorui
would prefer immediate death to exis
tence in their reeking Atmosphere How
much more revolting to be m one's self
a living sower. But this is actually ; the
case won tnose in wnom tne inactivity I derson in the errly part of 1885. Their
of the hver drives the refuse matter of factory is 40x100 fret, four stories high,
the body to eacspe through the lungs, 4nd is fitted with the most improved
breath, the pores, kidneys and bladder, i Machinery for the manufacture of plug
It is Mtornhhing that life rematos U . tobacco. They employ seventy-five
such a dwelling. Dr. Pierce's "Golden ' hands, i Their goods are well and favor
Medical Discovery" ; restores normal ablv known throuehnnt this State and
uuri.j fcu mo p;iwu sua reuews . toe
i. it.. ... i '.. .
whole being.
I Green billiard cloth ii raucb wonji
tot
; HEkioh.
; .
Fllooww. busikess mm akd bbioht
J '; - ipttrx.
Special !or. "f Jjtws vki Obsebtrr.
u Hsnbersos, N. C, J.n' 15.
- SitUiitO'J in th fi iost tohbr.co taction
f tlt Utiied Stiu -. proniin.'iitIy noted
jEwr tbe pro'i.iclion of tbo beautiful and
famous Vn1- mI'I'-h le:if toba-, llou
UiTKoi Inn au unrivalled advantage
wyor any etlicr tobacco town in the
h
cnt'ruv ot as iu-m :mh inuu crown troni
Ule to .ly pVoportious After, an
afcsency of threei yi-ars the writer re-
tnrris ; t Hud nearly every lnnduiark of
4 . .
that pi riod obliterated by the march of
prosperity auil propress. rlenaerson is
oiitrof the lu-jst thorouehlv cosmopoli
tan towns iu the outh. her business
iticii hailing from nearly every point of
the o"niras. As a substantiation of
tis !!" 'f iy be -Uted that there
('n" fr1" tlie good old city of Peters-
burst, Virginia, alone during
the
past year (1885), and are noi
sue
cpssfully engaged in business,
the
'following mimed gentlemen well known
business world: Messrs. M
Klkbi U. Draper, G. S. Pritchard, S
Allen, 1). II. Mauahm, C. Holt, G.
Ut)b4.8a A. R. Ansrlea, J. W. Gill. J.
W. Ainslee, J. Kogers and C. W
Smith. i
. 4 WODRRFfl. GROWTH
T 1
building for handling tobacco; erected
durinir 4885 we mention the following.
with the nanica of the builders : R M.
lfowell, one two-story s'bre and tobacco
prize house; Jarhrs A. O'Neal, four three
vjr.: m, vw iuik-sw UUu
brick stores; M. Dorsey, two iron front
brick Btort ?: W A. Cheatham, four
fcurcv-owrj ;unc cviicor a. iuic,
.t? three-story iron front stores, with
mansard roofs: J. U. Youug, one very
handsome three-felory store", with frost
of pressed brick and iron, .mansard roof;
slate covered; U. Y. Cooper, two two
)jory nricn ararve, uruanj uu vaoiictui.
Urawford uoopert ot uxtora, j two very
nan asouie oricK stores: y, rox, one
tworetory brwx store; jonn j?. aucins,
.one tw-j-and-4-half story prise houae;
Hibr.ell & Walker, one five-story prize
house; K. V. VV alker, of Person cunty,
oae fonr-t-tory .brick prise house; J
A. Jveiiy, one wur-story ones prise
house; A. u. Cheatham, two-thre.'-tor
brick pwze houses and warehouses;
vary, Drix aumtion. iuxizu toet, to
hU wooden building of 50x170 feei( which
fas erected in 1884.) far steaming
ia!nd itemming purposes; II. M. (.armer
, oue four-story store snd wooden prise
' hous P. J3. Gary, of Manehestcr, Va ,
is building a ractory for manulactunng
:.sindkiii2 t bicco, which it is said when
completed will be jthe finest in the State
Sixty-onC new residences, some very
ihanosome and coatlv. were built during
1 1885s Among some of the largest and!
( operations soon assumed such magei
i cuue mat it ;DUiit iu preaeai irg
nci I handsome nouso. lnu puua-
1 uig is one I of the most conspicuous in
i Ka:: tnarn afanr)inr it riAO n(U
to9 k & depot. It 18
; 40x100 feet, five stories in height.
. ia said to be the tallest building on the
'-Raleigh & Gaston railrosd. - The firm
of Dibrell & Walker is one of tbe most
reliable in the State. Mr. Win.' H.
i Wslker, the junior member,! has had an
that it handles over a million and a half
pounds annually. Messrs. Dibrell Bros.,
' of Danville. Va.. are connected with the
firm, and have also a house in Durham,
: K. C, under the name and style of
; Dibrell Bros. & Co. All ! orders en-
trusted to Dibrell & Walker are certain
: to have their prompt personal attention,
! ; i. t. coopkr,
proprietor and owner of Cooper's ware-
. no use and dealer m leaf tobacco, etc., is
f; 1 pionee, warehouseman of. Header
havinff buit the first leaf warehouse
fa tfae - mi872, and has been
Q (be towD m j872, and
ao-
j n -j
tnbnn trd eer since. Mr. Cooner
i-L-T.- j. . f n
t w i : .
' tlXK 1 1 v ur r,h .llti i il ill ui uuiincu w uu m
handling and redrying all grades tof leaf:
t foL ; Ha -..i 'dell. Jarirelv In real !
iieiJeftrVinsrcs and wairons. Mr. fWr
i r n - aaa nin j tie
oght fully 1.000,000 pounds of leaf
the past sesson, the largei por-
tl.on ' lcl waa Pchased for facto-
f direct-
J . w. i. gaby oo.;
S This is one of tbe largest and best
pipped leaf tjobacco housos in the
Soutn. It does perhaps the largest or-
d-T buying business in the State, bav-
ing bought and handled during the past
Season 1,200,000 pounds of tobacco,
Strictly upon orders from manufacturers
They are now putting steam: in one of
their largn factories for stemming pur
p"S('S and expect to get under full head- !
w:iy about February 1, on a large scale, '
for : foreign shipment. . j
! i t. w. tord a co. j
manufacture all styles of flue and sun-
enr! inbannA
This firm commenced
he u.anufacture of plug tobacco in Hen
. . .
the 8outh generally, and comprise the
following1 Lrands: "Or'mouo Har-
IfenXJoontT,'' Granville Oountr,'' Sue'
fiesi." fTrom" snd Ford'f F-
- I. ii a i
1-Al
uu arv s
at Lynchburg, Va.,:ironi which place it ;
removed to Henderson that it mijt
have freer access to the fine flue and
Bun-cnred leaf tobacco for which this 1
section is so justly' famed. It manu
factures all grades of plug and twist to-;
baceo. The business for last yesr was
much greater than that ever done by
any other plug' tobacco bouse in the
town. The members of the firm, are
thorough-going business men and de
servo the success thisy. are winning.
w. s. CI4RT co.
are tobacco brokers and leat dealers
and do almost eotifelv u export trade!
with Liverpool, Brh-men and Jjondon.
They were the firstlishippera in Hender
son of leaf tobacco to foreign ports,
having given the firt through bill of
lading from, .. Hcnueyson Loudon, di
rect. They are the large-1 speculators
on the Henderson tobacco market. They
are young, active, enterprising, reliable
Dusmess men. .:
W. H. 8M00T CO., . .i
leaf tobacco brokers. Commenced the leaf
tobacco brokerage business in Hender
son in 1881, buying strictly on order.
They. re-dry the leaf and have capacious,
re-drying houses for the purpose, lhey
buv nearlv one and a half million
pounds of leaf tobacco yearly, on order;
for the different! markets and nianufac- 1
turers of the country. They have had
twenty years' experience in the j
leaf tobacco trade in the States of Vir
ginia and North t'arolina. Their busi
ness is increasing i; everv year. They
are thorough business men and reliable
in every particular. They solicit orders ;
and correspondence from all manufac
turers and dealers! '
J L. H. MI?8ILLIKR,
dealer in general Hardware, stoves, cut
lery, guns, sash, doors, blinds, paints,
oils and window glass, is one of the most
accomplished and reliable business men .
in the State. He has been in the hard
ware trade in Henderson for three years.
He was formerly with George Allen &
Co., of New Bertie. He handles the
"Old Reliable Excelsior" cook and
heating etoves,' and manufactures to
bacco Sues largely in season ; also fire
roofing. He gives his personal attention
to all the business of importance of his
house. ft
8. C.WATKINS,
f general merchants cotton brokers and
eat tobacco dealers, have a handsome
brick store, 42x160 feet, with iron front,
and are the personification of cleverness.
They arc without doubt the largest
merchants in the town. They have a very
fine tobacco re-drying and prise house.
They are successful business men in the
broadest acceptation of the term.
DkVKLOPMKHT OF 111 TOBACCO TRADl.
Tobacco receipts from wagons the
past season amounted to about eight
millions of pounds, an increase of over
50 per cent over those of the previous
season. There was an increase in mer
chandise sales for 1885 of 33J per cent
over those made ill 1884. There is one
stemming factory in .operation, employ
ing about seventy-hands, and another
will soon be completed. This tobacco
is stemmed expressly for the foreign
trade, to save bulk in paying custom
duties. A steam laundry :md broom
and chair factory will soon be put in
operation !) by Messrs. Allen & Fox.
'The Southern Sw.p Wwl.-" r also
nuqgr way. jUaaf a.w i:ijii.-:ries are
ked of and It -n-i'-on . i on the
'broad-gauge" ,t-1 iiprri.:iir ut. Her
citizens are thoriugtily alive on all
questions appTtaiumg to her prosperity
and progress. R. B
8. B Ton win the bt. St. Jacobs Oil is
tbe only proprietary medicine that ever re
eeived-goid medls at WoHa' fairs;
The bans' is a Turkish invention.
MffiPj
li E la L73TW E
I.. nlil Br' "SasaH MseMlBja.
T DBUaOISTS AKD DKaLISS
- tii nuim a.Tuoi.K narui, aAbTuoaa, as.
W from Qpa, Xmtettet
t4f .
suan
PROivi.r.
A. uarOAI9TS JKD MAJMU.
cauair rooaLsa cvutamx. aLmoaa, i
WT. 1 - W laUfUIN AWsll
IfASKlCT SQUABS,
WHOLI8AU. AND RXTAZL
C3- BOO "BJ
HAY, CORN, OATS
COW FEEl PEA MEAL, &o.
Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Eggs, Chickens
and Country Produos
100 btils Sugar. 1 .
50 tck Coffee, all rades.
50 tubs Jersey Butter.
SO tubs Firkin Butter.
S5 Cwetse, cream
500 packages Lard.
60 bbls KackereL
1,000 lbs small Hams, MagnolU .
8,000 lbs mixod Haau.
MONTROSE FAMILY FLOUR.
100 bls, m s, i, M6 sacks.
100 sacks fresh UaxaUsfeaL
100 sacks Petersburg MeaL
TOBACCO .TOBACCO. ?
' Shell Road and Captive Tobacco. LiUla
Beauties and Winners' Tobacco. Tobacoaot
all O rades and sizes plugs. 500 boxes Tobacco,
Totttooo. ;
. Canned Goods, Canned Goods.
G. Ta STROCTACH.
WHOLKSaLSLIQUOBOIALIB,
So. 9 Hastdt 9ti
n Grades of W.les. Braodlei sad
sT. II
IV: V -"jTUII
ssisasi ill ii 1 1 1 1 lii iai
25 m
TtrUata uMly fa.
ioaiSllll MaL1 Uiilri &MUPUT.
"We do hereby certify that we supervise tbe
arranjrementa fcrall Lb Monthry an) Quar
terly Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot.
tery Company, snd in person manage and con
trol the Drawing theaielve, and that tbe
name are conducted with honesty, talrDeaa, and
in good faith toward all parties, and we autho
rize the Company to thia certificate with
lac-similes ol our slgnatrreit attached. In Its ad-
vertiaementak"
OamamlaalWiers.
We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at aur coun
ters, '
t J. H. OGLESBT,
Pre. EtilMln National Bank.
J. If. HfTKEOY, !
: Ptm. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
Ptm. Hmm OrlMuw National Bank.
i '
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Leg.
islature for educational and charitable pur
poseswith a capital of f 1,000,000 to which
a reserve fund of over $560,000 has since been
added. i
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part ol tne present State con
stitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on land en
dorsed by the people of any State.
it never ; scales or postpones: j
Its .Gbamd SiKtn : Ncusaa DaAwos take
Slace monthly, sn.l the Extraordinary Draw
igs regularly t i y three months, instead o(
Seini-Annually as L i rtofoir, beginniag March,
1886. ' j
A splendid opportunity to win a fortune.
Second Grand ir:tviug, class B,i in the
Academy Of Mubtc, New Orleans, Tuesday,
February 1886 189th Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Frac
tions, In Flfths.in proportion. -
LIST OF FR1ZKS.
1 Capital Prize
175,000
25.000
10,000
12,000
10,000
10,000
2 Prizes of
8,000
'2,000
1,000
500
200
100
50
25
o
10
SO
100
800
500
1,000
,
n
ti
if
it
it
10,000
20,000
80,000
25,WM:
25,000
AWEOX1MATIOS PKTZKB.
9 Approximation Prizes ot 1 750
9 ' "500
9 ' " 250
16,750
2,250
1,067 Prizes, amounting to j fi65,500
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the office ol the company in Sew
Orleans. ,
For further Information write clearly, giving
nil address. POSTAL NOTES, 1Cjits
Money Orders, or New York Exchange In or.
ulnary letter, currency by Xxpit-a , (all sums
ol so ana upwards at our expense ad'
dressed 1
- St. A. DAUflllN,
i Nw OtImih, I M.,
r at. A. BAUPHIIT,
W asking-tot, Ol C
Make P. O. Honey Orders payable and ad
areas registered Letters to
SHW 0KLIAK8 NATIONAL BANK,
. ; ; New Orleans, La.
iNOW EEADY.I
I
BUSBEE'S
NORTH CAROLINA JUSTICE
FORM BOOK.
TSmT tdhlon Revised and Enlwgidl
This is the best book of the kind ever
published and contains every point of law 1
and every form which eari be needed ia the!
magistrates' practice in this State. This?
work nasi over 'a
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And contains as much matter as is to be
found In aav live lular (Book ever issued
m tbe State; it is handsomely printed, bound
ia leather ana is sent by man prepaid ler
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biiriaVsr $2.50.
No Justiee f the Peace can affoad to be
without tbe
VHov7 Busbcc.
As no other book in tas State gives all the
law in his practice. Bud all orders to the,
publishera,
ALFRED WILLIAMS & COJ
BOOSHBT.I.KS AKD STATMlTaaS,
I I Balkiob, N. C '(.
T. B, YANCEY,
MANTJFACTUBJEB'S
and
; -IN 'J. j
Carriages, : Phaetons, Bogies, k, &c.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN
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THE STATE AND THE
i-l - r
: i
BEST GOODS
I ' AT THE :j
LO WEST J? HIVES.
ISO
KasS afartta Street, BateUrfc; W. CL.
Harp's M
A1BUTIBSOF BXXKWAX Wx WILL,
n sJt . ia!
wu luuin Mwiw iaj m m iu, rav vu
aeard Btaamer ar railroad. 1
Agent
t W. IL BllWDLElR k m
EDUCATIONAL.
tatesvilijc rajfjLLJc ooixdus
TATgSTTIJ. V. fl.
gin Wedaear, Jan. 30, 1S8S, 1
The last year has Deea a very prosperous
one. The attention or parents and farolans '
Is directed to the fu'l corps of '
Able teachers, tbe bwthv locaUOB, cxceUent
fare and reasonable charges.
8end for catalogue.
MISS FANNIE EVERITT,
rrladpaL
Jan S-dl0t
XLXCT BOARDENQ AND DAT SCHOOL
roa touno ladhs ajto littlsi oisxs,
HlDahoro, N. C.
Tbe Spring Term will open Slat January, I
1886, and close 10th June. For circulars'
apply to A '
Mman Nastt abtd Ibsa Koixocx.
dee IS AeocUtw.
IBS.
TOUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
WB WISH TOO A HATTY Aim FSOSPBBOOS
NEW YEAR.
J ?. hrraU Co..
GBOCFKfj.
Can be found at tbe old ttand,
-i. ; i
' tn r ATXTTSV1LLS STBEST, ;
With a Cboiee and Well Selected Stock af
t SUpla and - '
(
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jANCY jjrrOCEIES.
Qualitv and prices of goods guaranteed.'
Prompt delivery to all parts of the
free.
city
114
Now is the time to order Coal for
WINTER SUPPLIES
When the best article can be had at lowest
prices and delivered clean from the ears, hav
ing never toucnea tne earn eince taaasi mas
the mines. ., -
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TBI! FREIGHT ON .
GSSCO
Is reduced for a short time and all who ex.
pect to use it should order at . eaee anal save
60e to tl.00 Per ton;
1
1.
OtAVORITE
Ktods of Anthracite Coal can be had bow
bat cannot be rotten at all later in the season.
Boletus have your orders at once for both
ainassna sixes. , r
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JOlOSAPOWXLli
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NE THOUSAND GOOD COBN,
AND
Meal Bars wanted bv I
JONE8 V POW&XL, I
FavettevIIle St. and Central Depot,
Baleigh,N.&
Winter Goods
o-
Every Depai intent
to be sold at
CLEARING PRICES.
LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOAKS
AND WRAPS, f
Short Wraps and Newmarkets.
i
Balance of our stock In
LADIES' AND MISSES WBAPS
offered at Ms per eeatlese than value. )
0. H. d I S. TOCREB d CD.
tint XamMw tmt Ma ut.
houss m WUmuton street sl to nry rest-
denes, fa aa offlos, the rooms I nowoooupy
: ' ; ,
14 . It 14 I t v sa
1 1111 II 1 1111 1 I I
VUUU1I UUUJ1
tn ths raw of Battle Mertecal wia be r f ' ......
FOR 8ALK OR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Tft
will be
I tha valuabte aa4
popular.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
MOBEHXAD, N. C,
Conslstia; a thoroughly quipped aoUL
Ten-pin Alley, Bar Room, Billiard Room, dub
Boom and all other adjuncts,, which mass
Most Complete, Largest and Most Popular
suMim aasoar is tn soum.
This hotel, with Improvements, eostlnc f-
than t75,noo, is la tboroush repair, to .
legantiv and amplr ruraUhed, and has beea
since tta construction In 1SS0. extensivalv ad '
I vartiaed and popularly managed. Of tbe thou-
wads who have visited Morehead, not waa has "
loft without expresalhg a dcprs to return. ;
With all these advantages and th attractiona -f:
tht ellmate, tha bathing, tha ashing and, :
tha gnaning. It Is bound to booome, tfaotat '
nady, Um
aaat
tsujra llaaltli swad I
And preseat a better opportunity tor suc
cessful aad . profltable management than any
betel ta America. -
Ths hotel, with cottages,
'60 guests, has about 100 sh
will aceommodats
l sleeping apaitmenta.
msUt aw sum, nd all hahUobelv furnl
ilahea
as asa or enerry, wtta wter, gis ana aiecens
Mils 1b each room.
Ths ball room, one hundred feet tqaare, is
the flneat la the 8outh, and the dialog teem
Msumprgrama.
I The average number -ot guests during Um
season to at least three thouaaad, from auths
Southera States.
For illustrated pampldat, "Morehead City as
j as a 8ummer Besort," aad ether Imformation
. apply or writs to
TAIT B. ICOOBsV
JAMX8 MOOBX. er
8PIXE WmTAKXB,
doSldtt
gALS OF YALUABUC LAKD.
Under aad by virtue of the power oanf crrad
tat a eertala mortgage deed executed by A. T
Sater aad wife, oa the ssth day of January,
1880, and recorded In book 58. pegs SAO, ragto.
tar of deeds' oflioe, Wake eouaty, aad at the re
ouast si said mortgagors, we will on Meftday.
tha 35th day at January, 188b, at the eourfo
ooor m Kaieigh, , f at is o'etoek as
i to sale to the blrhest bidder. Ue tries
land descri'fd ra ssld mortcace
stoed, reeorded as aforesaid, being- a tract , ti
land situated shout four miles east el
I m theTaroor read, adjolalag ths lands
aaoaey raroaaaa etharsc eeatammg SBO
aaara es teaa. The tract win ns sold aa a waess
r la separate parotitic may be detarmined sa
; Cay f sale. Ttrma ef aale, cash; er If daslrsd,
i aaataM aaaa mmA kluM mm m. mrrndm. mt aaa
dtwa years, with Interest at ebrht ver etns.
PartUs desiring to ta aegottato lor a privato
sale ssay eau an A. T. Batar ra the primlssi.
aZIX2l
11 . . ; I'M-
A valuable' nofise and tot for ssle tn
tbi
very heart of Balelgh, H. C ;
Under authorttv mvVsted to me by the Su
perior court of Wake county tn a decree in tha
special proceedings entitled B C. Freeman
and other, ex parte.. I win sell at pwbUe aue
tion, to the highest bidder, at the eonrt-houaa
dooi la the city of Baleurh; N. O, Saturday,
theeth day of February, 1886, that very desir
able property, consisting of one house and
lot located oa the corner of Martin and Balls
bury street ta said city and ranntag back 68
feet to B M- Moore's line. Sale at IS o'clock
m. Terms one third cash aad tbe balance be
one year, with Interest at 8 per cent. : -
B.C FREEMAN,
Cfeminaarioaer
Pacn A Hounso, AttArneys.
January 6th, 18S6, dtd. '
KING & MACYii'
ii-.
ooygtioross hnx
House and ,' Sign Patotfng;
No. 1 East Davie Btmsder Law.fcdlng.
We do sTalsomrntng, Gtoains Gratnmg aas
general House Painting. - .
Snedal taellities tor SIGN WOBK.
Orders from any dtofsnee solicited,
rafsranees aivaav c
.. daaS dly.
NOTICE-
! JUST KKJUTXB ' AT
' " ' ' '.
M.T. Norris& Bro
20,000 pounds Shucks.
. 20,000 pounds Wheat Straw for bedding.
, 100 barrels Paupsee Fhmr.
100 ban Orange Grove Flour.
Io0 barrels Carolina Favorite Ffour.
50 barrels Sugar.
2?5 bags Fine Bolted MeaL f
1,000 bushels White Cora.
100 bushels Teed Oats.'
20,000 pounds Fuse Timothy Hay.
CaQ aad mice our roods beforS TOU TltUV'
ehase elsewhere.
M. T. NQRRIS & BRO.
NOKTH CAROLINA
GRANITES AND SAND8T05XS,
Pi Linehan Co,
WIrattevDkK.EsJelgivN
i Favorabto Tsrms foraopplylu; GrasdtoSaftd'
tones el tha Best Qnaitty m sav QnantttSsar !
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