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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1888.
"tfrtK COS VKMTIUNS.
- DimocraHo National St- L6uisr
. June Cthi'!'--" u . -
5th District -Greensboro . July
nth .' :, ' '
4lh DUifiif WUaiingioB,Jone27.
7th Iii4trct' Seaisbury. June 20th.
MitAwitKrisiwAT ST. L01U.
The following rvwiteJ here yeetet
J., by jlj U tUiU, Esq , ex
fWn till. It i i? ' Mcord
Mc" witlij th infatuation which has
hyiofore Wn gma by the Nw
Suwro, -l '.. May i0. "SS.
iC h, CA.nViM.i'i i'-
j-Mff,' tfile" AjrVWfltV (W,ll7eY,
, lll.iWteis ml room for tbe
la':.. t . a : . L ,
(North
Louis)
Hpfcel.
iTtA inAi ueiecauou ivo u .
arc-ctit;gt.'Ki j tue uuw
! Mi. W.";ll)G!so,"
JThb sllaie of thiiiga in Ireland
items lorfl in brief lor Homo Hu!e
and against Uome rule.
Tniar ws furthr fia;ernualion 01
a 1
Hia Mn;tiil the i.faf m more than
' : r ' "i -
one of tUo inytti.ernjcities yesterday
01 the occasion of ihe Federal memo
iil txetijUoa. The chasm has lo4g
sinco befcti closed and would remain
firmly slut hut for tho moutnmgs oi
such tioulUi haters aud unpatriotic
breeders of discord as Sherman, H
galls and the rest of that detestable
brood. jf; . . i. .
W ar6 indebted to Mr. O. L.
Smith, of Korth Carolina, a fellow of
the Joh3 Hopkins TJniyereity, for a
catalogue of the magnificent instil u.
tion namiJ, or rather a series of
Qenerii;:Statement8 in) respect 'to
the Courses of Instruction which are
offered to Graduates of Colleges and
other . Advanced Students.' Johns
Hopkins is a Univereity in the most
comprehensive sense of that term,
and otters very great advantages , 10
tha votens men of the South. These
advantages should ; be more 4 - thor -
oughly jeflquired into py our poys; at
cjUetre and more fully takeu adyant-
a-?e of. i e believe tne universuy,
which ia a splendid ornament to this
section aitd to the whole country is
destine to do a -great wo k in the
nateriji the higher education of
Southern young men. : . ' j
: Tub ftijte of North Carolina was
,; here iadeod yesterday. "Never was
' there a gathering more thoroughly
: representative of the best interests of
the . i'amocracy of the Statei
the 1. btains, the business inter-
, fwo, unuiuwiurw, iwniuiff
vand thie professions are fully aroused
to tne iqanger or falling aarain into the
. hanys ibtRadicalisin, and are deter-1
imined fr prevent such an untoward
event at.any cost of time, trouble br
. means; The democracy is aroused
,and the fact betokens victory in
, North Carolina even as victory is as
nearly assured ast is possible for. it
to be to, the Democracy of the cou;n-
try at targe. ' ..-' ' - j i
; Tai; onTetion paid a deserved
oorhplijment yesterday to a gentleman
i most eathnable in all respects when
. it endorsed the choice Chairman Bat-;
tie ha4 made for temporary chairman.
, J. Turner Slorehead is a citizen of
whom tttery North Carolinian has
reaeou to be proud. 4 He U afair rep-
' resentatif e of that which 19 best in
our nieri of business, our men of
affair $nr men of 'solid in'erests.
lie is, (moreover, a man of such up
right walk in life and such pleas
tog traits of character that he
has the - unbounded - respect -of
all who -know him and numbers
njs mends by troops everywhere. He
is a man who might safely, be putfor-
ward at any timet or what is most admir
... able in the general citizenship of the
jtie is a representative of the
JNOrth Carolina of today, with its new
interests; its pluck and its progress.
who doe tj honor to the State wherever
and whenever he appears, whether in
business -councils, in hnancuu matters
or in political conventions charged, as
was tne convention which met yeeter
day, with; the care and protection of
aii ice real ptrestB of the Stale. -
V iT.watfno small honor to be called
o preside over tha deliberations of
?such a body of North Carolinians as
iwaa thiState Democratic Convention
which Jziet yesterday. . It was a superb
honor, but it was accorded a gentle
man worthy of it in every respect,
lion. Win. It. Cok has never done
aught but credit to the great State
which has such admiration for him,
i i:ch confidence, in his uprightness,
6uch' appreciation of his genuine
merit, twul his public career has not
been short by any means. North
Carolina has in him ji son whoae gal
lantBy .;ia war Las lent her lustre,
whose i wudom on the bench was
conH.picupi;B, whose lirmness and
ability in Congress carried the State
he Teprefpted io the forefront in the
eyes of ihe country and made himself
One of : the most influential members
of the Iiiubft.' In all positions he has
done bttfior to North Carolina, while
winning great rtno wn for himself. No
further, honorc, therefore, which 'the
. Stftto? eiin bestow upon him can be
undesejjfd. Ho ia of our bravest,
bht atiil 'Wjs Bt num His admirable
juaUtion wo thould tot allow to fail
of d tfppreciut.on. ' 7 v ;
, '': -a , ;
ViiAt.j:ouJd a Democratic conven
t.nu i-f tu.1uy )i w.thout Bob yur-
a'(nied, hard-working,;
e ill iin is ever ready to
lend h. Biafemficoi-t voice (basso prt
fundo) jsndtu give his best service to
the a Wantenient in any degree of the
: i tae oiaw man suai. r"00"1"1? 1 the f farming interest aot omy in
-H Jff BivWiUpveBc. 1 Edcrecombe, but in all Eastern Caro-
- and itiieane, we honestly believei that I in favor amone the Edcecombe farm'
Uih5Stmo.rcyi the Stfte can
show. ,1 All honor t4 bis
' I Li' , it.. Ctl,a oan
haiBomH iron gray flair- in
all; seriousness honor the,
highest degree to' his untiring service
of ithe party. And his assistant at
the aeeratan's desk. Will B&rkhead,
oar brother of the Tobacci 1'lanL.
. i. . . li
'M uvt a, iavcmbimv o J
vehtlonllike that wnicn raet yeex
terdayt Thtre is not a better equip
ped r better informed, mor active
Democrat of his age in the Slate. His
future is briffht with promise for
hiftiBAlf td holds clearly a useful
ness on his part. which we iainestly
hop will hever fail of due ipprecia-
tiou. i
Ix was a magnificent copventiou
i'waa a koodly sight to Wok upon
lijit rank on rank of the beet people
of the State, of the Democracy, in
Siroaach'ji wart&ouse. There were
differences of individual cjioice, as
there must be always" auiotSu men In
any gathering, but there was also
universal" desiire for harmony and a
. . s
determinationlto put to llicit the co
horts of Bvlicaliem, under fall its va
rious maaks, once again ahd for all
tiine in Movetubej-.
TAR WO HO.
FiUM I SO AT
'lXHLMOKK
LACKS, STO.
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Tarbouo, N. Olay 28.
I Time was when Edgecombe in
noint of acricultural walh and im-
nirisnra h ihhi 111 ml kuiuiiac buv
u.
iiaa of the State, lieiore tne war
she worked more slaves ajjid worked
thentharJer, they say, Un any of
her sister counties. TjLe entire
county was then dne unbroken oot
toh field; There, indeed, the whita
erowned king reigned supreme. Tar
boro, her beautiful county !eai, owes
its present high social and financial
standing to the gteat land and cotton
kings of the past, many o whom are
cone, ahd whose broad crea hve
pas Bed into other hands, or; as in nyiny
instances.erown up in weeosor woqus.
It would be interesting! to call the
roll of these old worthies Of) the past,,
and note the striking chances which
have been wroueht "sinca Ithe war."
Ah. that's it. the wxir the same old
story of slaves liberated, property
destroyed nothing - left 1 but land,
land. land, and no means of culti
vating it, and no one to bay it. And
then the transformation begins. The
boor people of the past! who knew
tow to work and were willing to- do
I no. and who had no debts to pay, have
1 become largely the rich people cJ to-
yiJ&y. xne JMgecQmDe iarmers can
( not be called ttientific, their fathers
1, peiore tnem were not. nu mej are
generally successful, and his is what
they want, f or a iong urae, nowever,
our farmers have felt jjthat cotton
raising doea not pay as t once did.
A change therefore frdn the old
plans in the near future is inevita
ble. In fact the hange has
already begun to be made,. Less cot
ton and more grass and! stock: sell
more and buy less, seenjs to be the
idea now. Within the iext decade
lira. Alra aAr.i nri
farmers have gone into it, and others
mil lo'Iow tiie example of their
brethren. s
I v Amnmr ih
f Edgecombe Who are bashing out
in new directions Mr. J.I G. Powell
deserves public mention It was the!
privilege of your correspondent to
spend a day recruiting gn his large
farm, and share the hospitality of his
splendid home, 'Coolmore," about
four miles from Tarboro His father;
the late Dr. J J. W. Pofell, was one
of the wealthiest men ',and largest
farmere of his day. , He died in the
J ear '61, leaving a veryi large estate;
ust before his deth he Completed a
residence on this farm, wjiich, for ele-
gance and convenience most have
excelled any country residence in the
State.; Ihe house stijl remains a
monument to the memofy of a large
hearted, broad-minded,f progressive
man. And yet, I dare say, the quiet,
unassuming lady who itill presides
Over this home had much to do with
suggesting, directing and fitting im
the costly mansion. Her hair is be-
Kiuning 10 snow suver jthreads and
Her Iorm and face bear i sices of the
I storu and fixes .through which she
naa passea since '61- Still Mr. Powell
is as acKve ana cheerful and-hopeful
m mougn sue wero but fiwenfcy.
Dor several years Mr. J.. C4 Powell,
the ; only surviving chd, has had
xshargejof affairs at "Coo4mor." He
nas begun to fit up what promises to
be in the near future fin extensive
umry iarm. "Uooimore butter, each
pound oi which is put tip separately
in parchment paper, I is already
one of the most popular brands in the
market. About one hundred pounds
per month is now sold, and the de
mand is increasing. Ths butter can
be eaten with your eyel shut, with
no fear of eating anyihiifg bui butter
itself. : AVhat seems striking to the
visitor' is the absolute cleanliness of
the entire process. From the dairy
where the butler is wrapped Ho the
stalls.where the milk is drawn from
the cow there is not even'an Unpleas
ant odor. Everything I ia aa clean
and nice as it is possible to ave it.
Besides the dairy ilr.t Povfell has
500 acres in corn and cotton and
wheat, besides 100 acreslof peas for
ensilage and hay, still t be- sown.
Besides, there are large fieldu of oats
growing, (not "wild oats" Mi Pow
ell sowed this crop eev'etkl ,yers ago,
and has gone out of ti business)
the finest I have seen j.his f season.
His clover and grass, his fat cattle
and thrifty hogs and splendid mules
hia large pastures and fgroves and
movable fences all show that "Cool-
more, jstolbeono of -rii farms of
the country in the veiy hear ? future.
. : The continuous rains . havrt some.
what interfered with cotton chopping.'
.me riTw is very nign,;. ana rising
slowly.; I s
1 JTac. .
' Tammaay Hallt '
Now York neialU. i $ I
l&rnmany was ninety aad nine
yfire old yesterday. It is a modest
trn 1 diffident organizatidb, and will
fhtrf fore indulge in n& eulogy of
itself until lit reaches its one hua
drodth birthday, at which time-it pro
poBoh to make a notable exhibit of
Bcalpe, tomahawks, war jlaini and pa
triotism. $
CMifMMt WrU
lllUte S.hMl
Cut. Wl Pbrw.
j LrrTtrroK, N. U, May 28. i
The coraunencement exeieiaea of
this popular and growing school were
held in their new ana spacious auua-
eitnated in a beautiful forest of
original oaks in the northern limits
of the town, on Thursday and Friday
nights of the past week. The younf
men or tne , an&iespeareaii ooeiety;
were fortunate in having secured to
deliver the annual address F. S,
Spruill, Esq., a prominent young law
yer of Franklinton, N. O. For an
hour on Thursday night he addressed
a larcre and appreciative audience, lue
theme of his remarks was "'The widen
ing of the thought of men." The ad
dress w'as full of good advice to the
young men.: Mr. Spruill is an orator
of no ordinary ability.
Before twilight Friday evening the
Sentlemanly marshals, of whom Mr.
t. A. Adams, of Wilson, N. O , wa
chief, wore busy seating the large
number of people who eauie from fat
and near, and by 8 o'clock the spaci
ous chapel was packed. The doors
of a largo hall adjoining wvre then
thrown open and seats provided
there, which were occupied in short
order.
At 8 30 (ho exorcises bogan. ine
young men without an exception ac
quitted tuemseives wu, snowing luai
elocution among their other studies
had not been neglected. Your cor
respondent would like to mention
each one, but space forbid. We will
monliou specially the declama
tions of Mr. D. o. Mobs, Of
Halifax, who was awarded the
Declahuer's Medal. His subject
was "The Destiny o'f the lUpublici"
lie is an earnest and lorcib.e speaker
for a young man; also the delivery of
'Surrey s Dream by iur. iiowaru
Alston, son of our popular townsman.
Dr. Willis Alston. His description pf
the battle was pronounced by compe
tent judges very hne. "lno von
vict's Soliloquy" by Mr..M. A. Adanis,
of Wilson, N. C, also deserves special
mention. lie received much spplause
and before he closed many eyes gust
ened with tears. These two gentle
men also had favorable consideration
by the judges for the medal. ,We
nredict for these young men a bright
future. At the conclusion of the
declamations the medal was awarded
Mr. Moss, by B. R- Brownie g, Esq.,
in a few .well chosen and feeling re
maiks. After which the ladies of; the
town served ice cream, &c, and it is
needless to say this feature was a suc
cess for THIY DO ALL TBIKQS WILL
Excellent music was furnished by the
Littleton strinet band, led by Mr
Otis Shell, of Lynchburg, Va. This
school is enjoying a liberal patronage
and certainty none deserves it more.
The principal, Prof. L. W. Bsgley, is
a Christian gentleman and a teaeher
of considerable experience. That he
looks after the morals of his students
is 'evidenced by their regular attend
ancc upon religious worship and their
crentlemanly conduct wnerever seen
iUlitary ana commercial ieaiufes
have been added and the boys appear
to advantage in their gray suits and
brass buttons. This department
in charge of an experienced and
highly recommended teacher.
The trustees occupied seats upon
the roetram, which was profusely
decorated with flowers and ever
pearance pf the boys. Among them
we recognized Messrs. J. P. Leach
S. Johnston, M. E. Newsome, J. L.
Shaw, Dr. Picot, B. R. Browning, Dr.
Alston, W. E- Spi-uill and G.I B,
Uackett, Esq , the most excellent
mayor of the cown.
I should feel that I had neglected
my duty if I 'failed to ment ou the
name oi Mrs. Bagley, the aCcom
pushed wife of the principal. Suffice
it to say 'she "works well in any bar
Jiess and the patrons of the school
are exceedingly fori ana te in having
Bucn a iaay to iook alter the ihteu
I8T8 off Tut little bovs. While ; this
school,aa stated, is largely patronized
mere ia room ior more, as tne ; new
three -story building is now fitted u
witn tne latest and most approved
styles of school furniture, situated
within two hundred yards of "Shaw's
Healing Springs, the students hav
ing free access to the waters for
drinking and bathing 'purposes and
within five hundred yards of the rail
road and telegraph office.
1 tie next session begins about the
miaoie 01 August next. E.
Am t'kuiul Parlor laetdcaf.
New York Sua.
W. Byrd Page, the Blim and hand
some young Philadelphia beau and
champion amateur high jumper, w as
at a fashionable party the ether even
ing. He was in evening dress at this
small assemblage, and, of course.they
talked to njm about his agility. -
'1 don't believe you do it without
springs in the heels !of your shoee, or
some tne Jilce that," said a banter
;,' . ; 1 1 i . , ....
uittiueu, out seemingly half in
earnest. "You don t really mean to
say that you. could jump clear over a
" Mvau ifinuuut uieuuauicai aid oi
some sort T"
ju, uui ne aoes, interposed a
paitisan f the athlete, "and if; you
will stand where you are I am sure he
win jump over yon.
The girl in question was probably
no more than live faet two or three
inches in height, and yet none of us
supposea 'hat Mr. Page, in his ordi
nary attire, would undertake to clear
the top of her coiffure, although his
uru is bix leet lour inches. He
accepted the challenge, however, and
we all stood aside except tbe one girl.
She held a rigidly upright posture; as
though preferring to have her hair
kicked off by the jumper's failure than
to favor his feat by crouching inthe
least. Page took a start at the ex
treme fear , of the long parlor, ran
nimbly forward, sprang into the air
just before peaching the human hur
dle, went over her head without a
touch and - etruek h'ghtly ou his feet.
An interesting ' feature of the
memorial ceremonies in New Yorl
yesterday, Federal becorution Day.
was the participation of the llichmot.d
(Va.)G rays, a crack military on hi nan v
of that city, in Hhe exercises. , The
Grays, it is announced, placed upon
the tomb Of Gen. G.ant a handsom
floral deBigh as a Virginian tribute -to
the memory of the soldier." This was
the second visit of thn o,,.r,..i
New York, the previous one beiutr in
1850 The Grays left Neaport NoW
for New York Saturday on an Old
Dominion steamship, and warn : en
sured in advance of
retept on. TLey were the gueats of
,uo iMrteenm negiment of Brook
lyn.
r. ni n, Nrfw ana uiMMrver,
Wn,saBOR5, N. 0.,JIa 28.
Oar town, usual'y quiet, was shaken
from its foundations yesterday (Sun
day) evening atr 7 20 o clock by the
heaviest cyclone of rain, hail and
w;f ever known here. A yellow
cloud rapidly came up from the west
and burst upon the town, carrvinir
destruction through the centre of the
town to shade trees, fruit trees and a
number of houses. Two large locust
trees on the Howe property were
blown down, one falling across the 1
smoke-house, smashing it in. An
other one was blown across Mr. Colin
J. Cowles' front piazza Ex Sheriff
McNeil was just completing a large
residence and it was blown from its
foundations, doing great damage to
tbe bouse. Hasn ana ngnis were !
blown in in several dwellings and a.
number of houses barely escaped de-1
struction by falhnsr 'rees.s The track
of the Morm in not more inan hair a
mile wide. It did not last longer
than thj-ee minutes. Thre are re
ports from 1110 country; or lenmng
and trows being blown down. None I
yet of houses being damaged or of
persons being injured. This morn
ing a large number ot Hands are
clearing the strce'a of fallen trees.
This ia the drat storm in the county
for a nmntxir r.f tears. H.
Whin you get up in tne morning
with tpugtio heavily coated, a diea
greeble taste m the nioitth i skin hot
and dry, eyes burning, head aching
with a dull heavy pain, and in short
foelini rs if you were "all broke up,"
you should at once tae (r. J. II.
nfcLean s liiver and Kidney 1 illets
2r cents per vial.
' flior. Oreely makei an energetic
protest against ihe transfer of Ihe
weatbrr bureau to the agricultural
department.
The Vlrdlcl Uiumlmon.
W. I). Suit. DruKftiat. Bippin. Iiid.,
testiflod : "I can recommend Electrie
Bitter a the very uftit remedy. Every
bottle sold has given rel'ef in every oae.
One man took aix bottles, and waa cured
of Rheumatism of ten years Itanding."
Abraham Hare, druggiat, BflviUe, Ohio,
affiriiia: "The beat seliirMr meaicine 1
have ever handled in my 20 years' expe
rience, is Electric Filteis.'' Thrusanda !
of others have addod their toatimony, so
tnat the verdict is unanimous that rlec-
trio Bitters do cure all disease of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood.: Only a half
dollar a bott'e at Lre, Johnson & Co 'a
Drug Store.
mm
Deli.oati:8 to the convention will
find something good to oat and com
fortable rooms, at Baikley's old stand.
Z. I. Fort, proprietor.
Jerspy Lily Creamery New Spring
Butter 30c lb, at W. ,tJ. & A. li
Stronach's.
Laura Jones, the .Georgia girl
who has invented a new plow ana
com planter, is said to bo a cousin of
Lu)u lljirst, the famou electric girl.
elerv
tfnmhmind
Nervous Prostration, Harvaaa
acha, Nturaltla, Nervous
Weakaeaa, Stomach and Liver
Diseases, Rheumatism, Drapepsia,
aad all affectioos ot tha Kidneys.
WEAK NERVES !
- Paihs's Cklt Coarocirt) It a Nerve Toola
vrhicii never falls. CoDtiUnlnf Celery and
Ooca, those wonderful sthaalauta, it spaed
lly cores all nervoos dlaorsrs.
RHEUMATISM
PalKt CCI.EBT COMPOtJSD pttTlfiM W
blooi. It drives out the Sactio acid, which
cain, Khrumntkni, and restores the blood
making orKana to a healthy eondltlco. Thi
true xeicedy for Kboumattant.
KIDNEY COMPLAINT8
Paint Cct.ur foMPoriiB quickly restore
Die User and kidneys to perfect healtl
Tbis rurallre power combined with If
Derve tonics, makes it tha best ruwl
for all kidney con: plaints.
DYSPEPSIA
I'aixk's CriBV CoJrroJKB strengthens Hie
stomach, and qnleta the nervcw tbe dlires
tive ornana. This Is wbylt enres even te
woret cases of Dyspepsia. .
CONSTIPATION
Paimx's Cii.xrt CbirrotrBA Is not a Catbap
tic It is a laxative, rivin caS and natural
action to the bowels. Kejnjlarily surely fol
lows its use.
Kecommended by professional and business
men. Send tot book.
Fries $1.00. Sold by brugrisU.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4V CO Prop'
SrTBLnOTOBc VT.
WTTTaTn 1LTT1.T If yon want to knnw
IUUlilT ITI P.lw whst yon ought to kn,
a prr.mpi muu p-mianni core I or xtervoas UcWlltv,
WISCUiSTKB CO., OmtiiIiU,
... 13 William Blrect. N
h ULLIILLUJ
sWiHEkflbO 11 DYES
Io Tour Own Pyeiuir, at Horn. '
Th y will dye everything, they .resold every
where. Price IOC a pack;e. STbey have nosqusi
for btrength, BriKlitnesa, Amount in Packages
or for Fastness of Color, or nou-ftKiine Qualitira,
They do nut crock or sinut ; 40 oolors. Fur sale by
WOlin . Pescud. Ijrurirlst anil iiwithnun ti
Fayetteville Street. Rot L 8imnm liiiL
boro and Salishnrv Htroets: a w r.iwm a
iu.,LruKis3, naieio. . .'.
Norris & Carter.
SPECIAli OFFERINGS
fart j
THIS VEK,
l-xo etr'pea batisto an.: mon.ie clotba
II bo oil end at 7 l-SMi ier van!
50
pieces just received. i
25 pieces checked and ftriped 20c Em
Derneifi Buitinfs win Deolltre.l at 13 l-3o
per yard.
8 l-3e, H a-:ie,
00 pieces 12 l-?c India Hiien (bought aa
a job) will be offered at iii 1 8c per yard.
Wash SLihries,
New designs and novelties ia pateens
and wanh fabrics of every deecrntion.
Just receive 1 a now ln-.e plain and fancy
suitings, tennis cloths, ttv., specially
adapted to Heashoro and mountain wear
at very low prican.
Novelties
In neckwear, ruchinjes, gloves faun, rib
bons, oxidized, silver and gold iew eirv.
special bargains
ladies' mut.hu and ckmbrio. nn.r.
In
wear, cnemise. ieov.ua.
wirta.
d;a era
and corset o era.
r
Norris & darter.
n TANNHAEUSEB BEER la a
.
ENOELBRBWINO COMPANY. e.nd unquestionably tb FlNKSl. ij.utii
BEER EXtANT. It la brewed from the finest PALE CANADA WEST
BARLEY MALT AND SAAZEB HOPS, and IIIOHLY KECOMMENDED
rOB ITS TONIC- AND NUTRITIVE QUALITIES. 1
ELEGANTLY PACKED
ThA hush refutation onloved bv the
due to the fact Wat only the FINEST
and that tbe greatest SKILL and CARE
The Bergner & Engel Brewing Co
PHILADELPHIA.
A. TILFENIHAL, Agent,
SUMMER
46The Summer Capi tal by the Sea
THE
t (Open
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Morehead
June 1st,
first class and rat3j reasonable. Write
Beermat
TRF KIMRAI.L ATT.ANTA OA.. Chas. Beerrnann &. U.. rropr s
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
llblPSinRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA- I
ALKALINE UTIIIA WATERS, j
SUPERIOR IRON WATERS.
Lithia Baths of jany Temperature.
are always harpyl A. B. Bulges in c
Send for rmx'hlQt ana eay wncre you
Havwo! White
(Sulpluir Springs.
ffSDER SEW MAKAUSMENT.
vAYNESVILLE, N. G
The loveliest epot 'n all Qod a Wonder
land cf beauty ! Saturo's trundle bod of
recuperaiion
New 3 etcry brick hottl. 170 feei long,
with veranda's 12 feet wide and 250 fert
long. House handsomely furnished.
Everything new, bright and clean. Ac
commodations in eery department
strictly first-class in every particular.
About 100 rooms, including desirable
cottages near main building..
Special Arrangements will b. rairie
for the Months of June and September.
Allen & Neville,
' proprietors.
BATTERY I'AliKHOTKL,
OpenJThrohghi ut the Year.
ASHEVilLLE, N c:
JNO. B. STEELE, Manager.
SUHMRB BATES FOR SEASON OF lS&i. MAY,
JCKE, JULY, A VOL" ST AND SEPTKMBKR
When one room isoccupied.iyoce per
son: Per day .... 4 oo
Per week - - - $3'. 00 to 25 (.0
Per mouth. 4 weeks - 75 00 t 80.00
When one room is OccupUd by two
persona" 1
Per day - j - $ 7 00
Per wo, k - S 85. CO to 4'3 00
Per month - - 120.(0 to 160.00
Special Rates to Families.
Above rates are governed according to
location 01 roonis.j
Parlor suits and ; rooms with baths
extra.
H0UiTAIi PARK HOTEL,
HOT Nl'tl.(iS. H. C.
(Formerly W arm Springx.)
Open throughout the year. Enpeciiillv
d Birahle a a Summer ltescrt. No hut
weather no annoying insects.
l"he most Luxurious and Beneficial
Batus in America Marble Poois Porce
lain Tubs. Remarkable eitiacy in treat
ment of Clout, Rheuruatieni ant Malaria
Kidney and Liver troubles. Dyspepsia
and otii'-r complaints. Kesident Phy
sician. Hotel new ai.d elegant. Mag
nificent mil Ko-m. ( uisin) unexcelled.
Terms reasonable. ; Write for descrip
tive pampniet.
O. K. LANSING, Macager,
Formerly Manager cf Aetor House, New
York City.
Health is Wcaltli !
TZ r-J . rfAi.I. i
THtATMeNT
Da. R . Wbst's Nkhvk and Rmaik Thkat-
MSNTasiwraiilted suwifip J(ir Hysteria, lizil
vess. Convulsions, ria. Nervous NeuralKla,
lleadaclie. Nervous Pr(tratioii cauel liy the use
alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness. Mental I w.
Dresslon. Soltentutt odlle lirniii resiiltini' in In
sanity and leading to 'eiy. ilecay and ile;tli.
Premature Old Age, KorreimeHs, Leas u( 'power
in eltliersex. Involuulary Looses and iS'H)mU,r
rhoea caused by over-emertton ol tlie brain, wit
abuse or over-indulgence. Each box contains one
noulb's treatment. l e a box. or six toxes ftr
f 5 (K). seut bv mail prepaid ou receipt ol price.
HOXES
To cure any case With each nrnVr rcuvr..i i.
us lor sis buxeaccoaiDAiiiMl vith ssiu m, aif.
end the pureliaser our Written KrursuiUMi Ut re
iunu ui money u iMe inraiiueut does uoi eiP et
a euro. Guarantees issaed mi iv jmua u
KimmoD & t'o . Orueabtis. Hols a
Altta lis IraUioa TjrA r, - -
BHVfUlS UBMa aSM a 1 ss
fa-ia-Ts j-- - JsTij)
, , n i - w . i. tivnlWD Jb
FOR FAMILY USE.
BBRONER EN0EL COMPANY
13
AND BEST MATERIALS ARB USED
are exorclaed during Ita manufactora
ChiirW'oj . H- G
RESORTS.
95
City, N. C.
to Oct., l&SS.)
-:o-
mod alio. for K0C0 euetP
Everything
for new descriptive pamphlet
& Cooke, Prob'rs.
ALSO
epeciai Brewing oi iud
llere is where the sick recover and. the well
argeoi aimng room uu .lu..ucl,. -
,
'roprietor.
Til
W luivc just added
A 1 1 '
10 our aireaqy im-
men so stock
broidered skir
invoice of the
of
cm-
tmjrs.
an
choicest
effects ever produced.
These are .by far the
prettiest embroideries
ever shown in bur
town. We secured
them at prices that
will justifv us in offer
ing them to bur trade
at prices running from
G5c up to $3 90 pryd
No such work has been or can be
again offered for the money.
Also to our Laces we have ac
oar recent importation in black 45
inch Chantiilj ami Spadish Guipure
.Lace v iGUEcings.
The6e ate in novel
arriving late are offered
low value. We havepiece Laces and
.Edges to match.
CM
A Convenient P
1
ace
TO STOP
! I
I
IViOSELEY'S
120 Katkttvili.b St., Kalbiob. ;
m i
Uonvonient for lawyers, because it's
near tne capitol; convenient because you
wuiiui mine wiin good ore la your
roomn; convenient! for e have all the
delcaciee of the season; convenient to
nave every thing at hand for
Reasonable Rates.
Convenient for everybody who want
uuies 4U101 ptace, to reet.
It's a convenient place for we make
everybody feel aa if at home. You will
do natiHtie i
NOTICE, i
Tekasuby Departmkst,
Office CXmptbollek of thb Cubrbjicy.
WAsmsaTON, April 11th, ltm.
Notice is hereby im Ji to all nelsons
who may have claim : tit. ins t "The, Ktaia
Natiorwl liaiik of RaleiKh," North Caro
lina, that the sau.e muui be presented to
C'leirent Dow d, Kiceivrr. with tbe legal
i ?oof ihtieof. within ihr months from
this date, r they my be disallowed.
W. L. TKENUOLM,
Comptroller of thj Currency.
UNIVERSITY CF VI
RGIN1A,
Summer Law Leeturea Ininn
weeaiyj. ntgiu ixm juij, and end
13th September. Have t roved cf slen&l
e iai, 10 BTiuoi nis who awiin to nur
ue their stud e at this. 6r other Law
bct ols. 2d, to those who propoea to read
privately; ai d 2d, to Jra.it tiunera who
have not ht d the advantage of systematic
instruction, r or circular apply (P. O.
University of Va.) to John
B.
Minor,
rror. Jom. and mat. Law.
C O A L.
Thref riuadrrd mi iifUcn Tu
Arrived a few days aioce, steond ahip
nkeut ol that eacellent Bed Asa
L01MERKY COAL
For grate. Superior to any other
anthracite coal. Two hutxited
tons TfDnemee Soft, and onm
hundrt d W. Va. Splint.
FIFTY CORDS
DRY PINE,
' I
And two hundred t-est heart. Cut any
length desired, or sold long.
ODEILo
The Ix?! illuminating oils, Ueliv tre
fr in our patent oil tank wagon.
No waste to purchasers.
PHIL II. ASORKWS A 01
FOR SIXTY DAYS!
SCHOOL WORK
OUB
Great Specialty.
With the finest line of papers.
Cards and Envelopes
Cver introduced into tnia ata, aad a
Large assortment ot rrean type, nrst
, class presses. Ate., we are wt 11
prepared for
SCHOOL PRINTING,
And solic -t patron age for
Invitations,
PiOflTsmmes,
' Circulars,
Cataloxues,
Ac, Ac
Send in youi oiders at once.
$25" Remember we have the largest and
anoet complete Printing and Binding a
t&biiabmont in riortn uarouiua.
EDWARDS &BR0UGHT0N.
FRESn GARDEN SEEDS.
IF YOU WANT-,
A Good Vegetable Garden
PLANT
LANDRETlfS OR ELY'S
RELIABLE
GARDEN SEEDS
-OLaO BY
LEE.J0H1S0N&C0.
Druggists Seedsmen
I 1.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE,
KALK1GH, H. a
geed dealers supplied at Philadelphia.
uuuMi prices. 1
Orders by mail promptly filled.
LEE, J0HNS0IN &
CO.
DBrjOQlBTS.AWO SKKDSarail.
Edw. J. Hardin, Grocer,
Offers at all times a complete and
carefully
j
Selected Stock
Of all seasonable substantial and luxu-
ries of the
PROVISION TRADE
11
Heats, Fish, Fine Butter, Fine Teas,'
1 UOIIBBS. SA.
Canned Goods of the! most annroved
fc. J V. -
uranus, mciuaing ne reaches, rears.
Apricots and Cherries of the
"Golden Oate Company"
i! of Ban Jose.
BEST CANNED
VEGETABLES,
1
1
Corn, Tomatoes, Asparagus. Succotash
6c., 6c.
PRESERVES,
- .
Jellies, Sauces, Olives, Flavoring Ex
tracts, and everything else
ft - in the wit of
TABIE SUPPLIES
For special announcements fmm da
to day, see the local colums of this paper.
E. J. HARDIN.
PROPOSALS.
!
A
Bids Will be received at this 1 ffiea aa.
mirth June, 1888 at nocn for furnish-
the SUte with 10
tcrs tf Pocahontas
coal, to be delivered
in the coat house in
rear of the Supreme
Court Build inar.
L. SAUNDERS.
I Secretarr fitata.
itaieign, mituarJ km,
WaDdDED.
AND
NOT SLOW!
r
,1,
For an ice cold and refreshing borer
age go to A. W. Goodwin A Cols ing
wore, and you ean gat it, speckling aoaa
water, ice cold mineral waters, orange
cidei on draught, mozle, limeades and
milk snakes.
5,000 Cigars
J ust received, choice aad set brands.
Sweet and free smokers. If yon joy
a pie-rant aad deligbuu atnoke, you
can get it at Ooodwia'i drug store.
GARDEN SFED OF EVERT IcS? A5D FOR
EYKRTBQDT,
Ctandard Patent Medicines. True.
O rplce and Flavoring Extracts, .Per
rrhe beet brands of chewing and tmoa
1 ing tobacco always on hand.
prescriptions dispensed at all hours, of
i x nay or nignt.
want your order and it. tend to
have them if Ericas and Quality will
win.
A. W. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK MILL1NERYIBAZAAR
No, 111 FayettevUle St. .
Mrs. I. Rosenthal bass to Inform the
I ladiea that she has tha moataetect stock of
; MILLINERY
la Am city, it besag
Uy.
labed With new ahapm, ribbosam, st . mm4
also desires to state
that otu prices vm
Millinery are tha lowest.
ni ninuc muniiT
IslncaargsoftU aooat skCfal HHlbw
in this ctty, aatd aajaw who v beta
dealiss wiU as Utiaisa an saws tsWat
j pleased with ear goods aad rtytss. W
: extesa a eoraisu isv iutuom to ay 1 to crr
a trial, as w ar sore that wm cat
please yoa Mngtru 1
i ' ' : '
Style1 and Mtts.
We take plearoxe j
showing ow good,
atrSLr4LrsSsi Iw aTl kti .
end gnaraates - satisfaction
dealings. ' '
We nave also aa elegant use of rara
sols, Lae Caps, Silk and Lisle Olovea
Fans, Beatles,' Handerchief, Dr. War-
Deri Health and Iumng tpreeta, ere.
REMOVAL,
le WINETROB,
MEB0H Alir TAILOR, . -
Will remove his place
of bnainess on or
arxut 1
JTJE
1ST,
To tne commodious rooms lately occ4 -.
pied by Mr. A. Kreth,
NO. 8 EAST MARTIN STREET,
, (Oppo ltd Postcffloe.) I
There ha will oppn a line of goods and ,
will be prepared to do ssOioriog sever
surpasaed ia Raleigh, either ia point Of i
excellence or reasonableness of prices, j
Being now full of orders he begs to an- f
nouaoe that be cannot In justice to his f
customers take any more before Jane
1st. the date of his removal. f
There will be no change ia prices by
reason of the removal. The beat goods
at the lowest prioen will be furnished in ,
tbe future as they have teen ia the past.
With thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore and. now being bestowed.
Very Bespecfully,
: I.I Winetrob.
RECEIV
RS' SALE.
that by virtue of a de-
Western District of Mojrth Carolina rendered la a
wuav iiicieui pciHiiDKfaDoueeueora;eA. siecor.
aiiek tt aL is. North Carolina MlUtons Oompaay
et als, we, the urrdersigned, aopolntrd la said
cans Receivers of Ilia assets ot said eompacj,
will sell st public auction apoa the terms harela
alter stated at U o'clock a. m. on
THURSDAY. JULY 5TH. 1888.
on the premises at Park wood, Moore Coaaiy, If.
C., all Qie property, assets and meets described
In the deeds ol trust fram sale company to A. O.
Brenlzer, Trustee, and to A . H. McNeill jTrostee,
(which deeds of trust a re resist red tn th office
of the Register of L'eec s for Moore Ccfr. N. O.,
aod are hereby reffire.l to) and also 1 a) ft 'other
Sroperty, assets and et! ecta ol the N. V H latone
ompauy.
Among the property 1 0 be sold is m ttm mfre
OtIkss r3 liners timhan rt anil rTLLTTr rj.
em bracing the Inexhiustible sMllstooe rnuurV
JroJ?Jr.'.,lcI; re o""1 t?o far-famed "Moore Coun
ty rlt" mills, and containing among other low
proTementa ail the bunolnrt, shops, tooUand at
ehinery requisite and used In man uia eturtn a said
mills, also two handsome dwelling; bouses with '
necessary out-houses, bans, Ac, country store
tweatyjtwo tenant houses, aiso a Saw alTu aDi
Dry Kiln complete, Planing Machine, Hatcher
aad Planer, two Blacksmlthshopa, Ice Machine -Patent
Hol er Klourtng Mills! MaMSboWaW
sw tslirsarW sill WuntlAia asuS . a a . .
---rr- h.v cquifiiiai who ue aest
"achtoery. Aisoa Telephone System, it miles
Jong, extending from Park wood through Can lias e
toerM on theB. A.A. L. B. K, also
OUMW Ul BM 111 VftV.,
large and assorted stock
machUjery supplies, in
pumps. corn-siieUer, shl
belta, piping-, band arid
ace R. It . also a an
of machinery, tnnla uvi
sh ngle machine, wind mill!
nd round Irrtn. a a . w f
rld mine machinery: I aUo large iot of finished
and unfinished mills and millstones ; also large lot
Of sash, doors and hlinrla imnrla. ar. . -
chandlse and other personal property of vartoua M
descriDtlona. and tn lam nnantttiu mnA .1
other property, together, with tbe fraochlss f said 1
TERMS OF SALE : ,
. The DronertT will ba nfferMl ininm.ni
then toto or in ibos . Ii the highest bids, when
IS p!TpJ?5r. 18 ,B det" aggregate more
than the highest bid lor the property when offered
tn gross, the bids in detail to be reported to Court
as the last and highest bids, otherwise the bid in
gross will be reported to Court as the last aod
highest bid .
iv when offered ix dktatl the said real estate with
uiuiuiuhs sau bo nmcn macmnery, ,, as Is
necessary In the manofacture of mills as described
in said decree u
L"Tne Plant," will be
of . purchase price In
eaered at one-third
casli tne balance
ments, payable la
in two equal lnstal-
t and'
defer :ed payments to bears nereent ln,i..rw
' asasiuia, we
a - ..
day of sale, and to be secured by notes with good'
eultTL the purchaser to keep the property In
sured for the benefit of the BeealTers la a sum,
equal to half the unpaid pwrchase pries ( ason de
fault Of Which the aaid laMlnn aKaii ' kTvT .1
va so insure tne saiu property
and the:
amount so paid by them, for su
be added to and form nart af tha nnr.ii.
icu ins
Insurance Shalt
form
Tlie purchaser to be let Into possession upon Ike
eonSnnationof said sale and the payment ol tae
casu uisiaimeni oi purcnase prtee ; tbe title to be
retained until the purchase price U paid la full.
Aiiiujwuw property including, the Flourtna
ing offered separately ahd for cash.
After sucn offerinir nr ntvin. . n.l v.. .
offering fir oaossTthe purchasers at the detail
aale suaU deposit with tlie Receivers per cent
of the purchase prke ifespectlvely of the forego
ing property as aa earnest of their respective bids.
UPOn failure Of Which tha lllnn .hall
P'wer tp resell any item of said prepertyTapoa
which the SO per cent shall not be deposited.
.7, . "ro vl 1,10 propeny oroerea to ds sola
Wtli Uien be offered la aim hit nr im aiiiui ih.
following teiwi: For al amount la cash equal to
tOe amount for whHh All tha nmnartv favMn
"The Plant." Teleph.K) stem. Raw M HI and Dr
HuaajachiaeryisoM ih narr ail together with one
third of the realdiM of tha arms hyi Uia haliw
tbe SToss bid to be nald In S and ia nvwih. tt..
deferred Instalments of tlie purchase prtobear
per seat interest from day of sale, aad. to be ee
curwi oy note wiiu guoa security, xne purchaser
be purcha
tw aep ui pruuenr uurei ana
possess too and the title to beretalne
to he let Intn
be retained ia the man-
In addlti
other track of land eon tal sing 40 acres, and known
as Uie 'Homer Tract:" alsoma laTo
Tabor Morse Portable Engine oa vhstlaasa
Lane Bodly Saw Mill wttn'sar?..1
Wf""w and st feet elght-lL robber
11. sou ms wagons.
For full details refereneeia maHato mmi a-.
' ww r
Mtrarawooatneenmatels mild aad healthy.
f-VZL,.. fi'o1 e sosd. for fartaer
aurcw ui0 uamimo.
M KKNE8C HAYWOoEs
aeeelvttt of tbs . 0. atillstoBe Coarpaay
Jf. Jta:atgh,t.a
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