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THUBSDAY; JULY 19, 1888.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
BLICCTiajff, TvkkplY, " th.
ATIOSIAI TICKET.
GMYEBI1BLEVELAND,
S it few l'rk.
l r ifePEESllfJT:
Allen tE thurman,
? If Ohio.
FOR ELE.CTQRS Stats at Laboe:
ALFRED It. WADD&LL, of New Hanover.)
vfcEDEfclCK N. gTBUDWItK, ol Orange,
tBWTBiCt Elictobs:
2Dri)i8T.3onN K jfooDAKD, 61 Wilson.
8D Uist.HDHAKLRS-B. AYCOtlK, of Wayne.
4th UT.-ElWAKb W. POd. Jr.of Johnston
Itu DifT.-SAMUKL(J. PKMBKKTON. of Stanly
8THin8T.TUOMAM.. VAUCK, ol Caldwell.
thDui.-
8TATK TICKET.
FOB OOTIBHOB :
DANIEL G. FOWLE,
of Wake.
. FOB Lit$T. OOTERNOB :
THOMAS M. HOLT,
of Alimance.
For Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court-4o fill the vacancy
caused by tbe death of Thomas 8
"Ashe: 1:1!
: . JOS. J. DAVIS,
of Franklin.
For AssocUie Justices of the Su
preme Court uhder amendment to the
Oonstifcation: -: !
JAMES E. SHEPHERD,
1 . of Beaufort
iliPHONSO 0. AVERY,
i . of Burke.
" ' 'I ' :
- FOR SiORlTART OF STATE i
"WM. 1M SAUNDERS,
of Orange.
?! fo&tbxasttbib:
I DONALD Wi. BAIN, '
' -,r:v. Of Wake.
r; V ''-r '.-Uin?
FOB STJPEBXSTEStlEir'r of fublio inbtruo-
k ' S!':'' TIOX !
SIDNEY M. FINGER.,
j. of Catawba.
FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL t
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
. i - of Buncombe.
; FOB AUDITOR ;
, G. mlSANDERLIN,
"Wayne. .; v
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FOURTH DISTRICT J
R'lL BTJNN,
; iof;Na8h.
4 I
APPOldTMKaT FOB HO. B. H. BORK.
IIoq. B. Ill Bunn, Democratic can
will address the people at the fol
lowing places) :on the dates indicated :
Hunt s, Nash county, July 19tlu
Mtr Vernon Springs, Chatham
count,: July' 24.
Poplar Spring, July 27.
HilUboro, Orange county, August
7th. v-tf?i -. .
, LeesTflle, Wake county, Aug. 11.
Siler Cityi Chatham county, Au
gust 23rd., i
Dembcratio Japera in the district
are: requested- to publish the an
nouncements. ,' . . ;
-! WAJtE DEMOCRATIC COM VKBTIOH.
The; Wake County Democratic oon
Tentioin haa been called for the 2nd
LegisUtive and county tickets..
The primaries will be held- in the
several townships on the 1st Satur
day in Angus t
By the executive committee of the
county.
.' ' i A. D.' Jokes,
.3 I' Chairman.
Colokxl Dockert failed to come to
time yesterday! Will he do so today T
Wi commend to pur readers the
remarks of Hon. T. D. Johnston in
the House on Monday on the repeal
of the internal revenue system in
toto. i They will be found elsewhere
in this issue. : ;Capt. Johnston states
the cise exactly.
It is figure! that the .vote on the
bill cutting down the tariff and re
pealing the tobacco tax , will be 158
to about 12. Three! Republicans
will vota for at. The other Republi
cans will vote, against it. The vote
will bs takei Saturday. "
Ivb$ the young Nvpoleon, &c, is
again: in danger of arrest. The , vic
tims if the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton complications are still aftr
him.lTeB, however, is non est in
ventus either in New York or Brook
lyn, his home,
in i' m i -
JoOoe RcaatLL denies in the most
emphatic terms possible' in a card ia
the Wilmington Messenger the' re
port that he sold an alternate's ticket
atrOaieago, 4u3 indeed we have never
Sippo3d Judge Russell was .that
sort of a mai
C$ it be possible that Col. Dock-
Fowle wantadi to meet him yesterday
or today tofnake arrangements for
tht oint cantass He has not yet
put i& an apfearance. Wil he not
be oil hand today t .
Tilt encampment of, the J State
Guaf d starts out under the most fa
'vorable auspices and all the soldiers
and their friends are delightful with
Wrighsvi)ll is ctrlainly a charm
ing $yoi and If ith the full moon and
high; tides witting will be inde-
araTSiAsaocii.no OF dsubookatic
I j Cfcraa.
Elsewhere we print a formal call
for a convention of the Democratic
Clubs of the State with a view to the
formation of a State association of
clubs. jThe natter is one of great
importance tcj the Democratic party
and so to the people of the S' ate as
a whola. Such i an association as ia
proposed would be a power for good
the value of -which could not be too
highly estimated. There is much
work of, the most earnest sort beiore
the Democracy of. the State, to tho
end that Democratic victory may be
assured, 'and; the young Democracy
can and will aid in this work most
efficiently. The more thoroughly it
ia organized the more effective it will
be at every point. Every aid and
encouragement should therefore be
given to the movement ior a state
convention such as is contemplated
in the I call. (We" heartily commend
the call itself to the consideration of
every friend ! of the State's real in
terests; i .
HA LEIGH'S RATIFICATION.
The? city's Democratic demon
stration last night was a su
perb exhibition Of the enthusiasm
which ; is makmg this campaign on
the part of the Democracy already so
notable and of the taste which the
people of the capital always display
disDlav in affairs of the kind. The
speaking was of a rery high or
der of oratorr and presented the
principles pf Democracy most forci
blv. The work of the State conven
Hon was shown to be eood in all re
spects: and there was such spirit and
earnestness j througnout ine aemon
stration on - the part of bearers as
well as speakers as augurs well for
the ablendid triumph we hope and
look for in November. Raleigh main
tained her reputation and did her
part well in the series ,of Democratic
demonstrations Which have been ar
ranged. There was general regret
that Col. Holt could not be present
at the meeting on account of an in
disposition which made it impossible
for him to leave his bed. utnt-rwise
the occasion was nnmarred by any
untoward 'Incident. It was a mag
nificent demonstration of the Democ
racy of Wake and means "business
for the Radicals beyond a doubt.
The President always has a reason,
and a good 'one,' for his vetoes of pen
sion bills. For example, he vetoed
the Senate pill granting a pension to
Tobias Baney,-who enlisted in Febru
ary, 1865,; and was discharged Janu
arv 31. 1806, because he found that
the beneficiary's disability was in noi
way connected with his service, and
he vetoed the Senate bill granting
pension to Amanda. F. Deck because,
the husband of the beneficiary named
in the bill. was pensioned for a gun
shot wound received in JL864 in a bat
tie with Indians. Aooordmir to in
formation on file in the Pension Bu
reau, he died in 1883 "from the effects
of a pistol ball fired by Luther Cut
ter." Th4 President believes that
Deck was killed in a personal encoun
ter, and that his death could in no
way be attributed to his military seri
vice.! Then, again, the House bill
granting ft pansion to Mary Fitzmor
benehciaryi was recently granted '
pension by the Pension Bureau. There
is no knowing how much the Presii
dent saves to the people of the coon!
try by his patriotic vigilance on this)
line.. - . i
Toe New York World has a story
to the effect that the well born young
man Dodg, who not long ago made
bogus announcements in jeveral New
Yoik papers of his marriage with Mies
Stokes, hjs cousin, a beautiful young
lady: heiress to $3,000,000, has run
away in England with the daughter"
of a pircus proprietor. He was made
publicly to retract the marriage notices
we 6ave f referred to, which, indeed;
turned out to be part of a deep-laid
plan on the part of Dodge to capture
the millions with the band of his
cousin. He seems to be a scapegrace
of. the first order. I
The Baltimore Sun speaking of the
efforls o( jthe North Carolina andS
Virginia Democrats in the House to
get in an , amendment repealing the
internal revenue system says: "Tims
and itime ftgain today the inquiry was
made of the republicans why they re
fused to Vote in favor of the very
principles set forth in their party
platform at Chicago, but they main
tained V dignified .silence and, re
frained from voting all the same." ;
Tbe Christian Sun has a long tirade
against the News akd Observeb be
cause we have expressed the opin
ion that good Order has prevailed in.
lialeigh since licenses were granted
and .that I the fact reflects credit on
the community. We do not propose
to be drawn into a controversy with'
our religious neighbor on a matter,
of opinion. Iu the Sun's opinion, it
may be, the city has been so disorder!
ly as to be very discreditable to the
community. 10 ur opinion is different'
There always will be many men of
many minds. The community will
share in the Sun's opinion or in out
opinion according to its judgment.
The Republican executive commit
tee has been in session here the last
two day s, considering the matter of
supplying the vacancy caused by tba
declination of Russell, of course,
and dividing out the soap! Won
der bow much Brother Levi feels at
liberty to throw away in this Demo-?
c ratio State! Not enough to satisfy'
the Republican managers here, it is
safe to eay, at least. f
Ovk of tbe most admirable sketch
es of a city we ever aaw is that of
"Charlotte, the Queen City of North!
Carolina, in the banner county of the
8tate," a copy of which we have ref
ceived. It is published under the
auspices of the Charlotte Chamber of
Commerce and edited by Wade Hi
Harris, Esq , of the Chronicle. It i
a first rate piece of work and will da
much for the benefit of Charlotte and
tfcejSUt
JOH.tSrO! OK THE INTEB.SAL. REV
, E9VE.
i
The Question being on the amend
ment of Mr. Wise, of Virginia, to re
peal the tax on cigars and cigarettes
Mr. Nichols said: I offer the fol
lowing amendment:
The. amendment was read, as fol
Owb:
Amend by striking out all after the
word ''that'' in line 1, section 25, pi: 1
insert the following, bo that the Baiiio
shall read: I
Sec; 25. That 'all clauses of see-
fx
on 3140 to 3465, both inclusive, of
the Revised Statutes of the United
States; and all other laws relating to
internal revenue taxes are hereby re
pealed to take effect on the 1st day
of December, 1888," &c.
Mr. Cowles. Mr Chairman, I de
aire to oner a substitute for tbat
amendment.
The Chairman. This is offered as
a substitute for the section. It is a
motion to strike out and insert
Mr .'Cowles. I propose to amend
the substitute.
The Chairman. There is an amend
ment already pending to the section,
which has been offered by the gen
tleman' from Virginia (Mr. Wise), and
is' in carder before the vote is taken
On th Bee: ion.
Mr Cowles. But I offer a substi
tute tor the whole section. I am
satisfied, air, that under our parlia
men ary law and practice I am enti
tled to offer this substitute for the
pending section and all pending
amendments.
The Chairman. .The chair is of
opinion that this amendment is in the
nature of a substitute for the section,
because it is a proposition to strike
out the whole section and insert in
lieu thfereof the words which have
been read. The motion is indiviei
ble
Mr; Cowles. What becomes of tie
amendment of the gentleman from
Virtriaia (Mr. Wise)T
The Chairman. That is first iu or-
der, Because it is designed to perfect
the text; and amendments to perfect
the text are in order before a motion
to strike out.
Mr. Cowles. I desire to offer
substitute for the amendment of the-
gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Wise )
Am I not en i tied now, to offer a sub
8titue for both the section and the
pending amendments 1
The- Chairman. The Chair is of
opinion that under the rule for con
sidering bills in Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union an
amendment is in order, and then an
amendment to that amendment, after
which there must be a vote thereon
Mr; Cowles. But a substitute is in
order for the whole paragraph.
The Chairman, inat would be in
order in the House, but we are act
ing iu committee under a special rule
which confines us to amendments and
amendments thereto. The Chair will
first put the motion on the amend
ment of the gentleman from Virginia
(Sir. .Wise), and after that is disposed
of
-Mr.' Johnston, of North Carolina
I wish to offer an amendment! to the
amendment of the gentleman from
Virginia.
The Chairman. It is first in order
to read the amendment of the gentle
man from North Carolina.
The Clerk read as follows :
After the word "cigarettes" insert
"anq all internal taxes on spirits dis
til'ed-from grain or fruit of any kind.'
oV&bim(Aif" Johnston) is en
titled to five minutes on his amend
ment.
Mr." Johnston, of North Carolina.
Mr. I Chairman, the effect of this
amendment which I have offered to
the amendment of the gentleman from
Virginia will be to extend the repeal
of the internal revenue law beyond
the tobacco tax and to include the tax
on whisky land brandy. I offer this
proposition for the purpose of wiping
from the Statute book the law which
imposes internal revenue tax on all
spiriits distilled from grain or fruit.
I hare heard a great deal said on this
floor about "free whisky" and "free
brandy," and recently the representa
tives of the Republican party assem
bled in Chicago pretended to be in
favor of the repeal of the internal
revenue law. I desire to Bee the Re
publicans, as well as Democrats, vote
upon that question here today. What
J desire is not only free whisky and
fre4 brandy, but 1 wish more to see
my people freed from the oppressions
of a system spoken of by my friend
frop Virginia which imposes upon
them almost a military surveillance.
- Gentlemen who live in the mountain
sections of this country know that we
are constantly subjected to the most
annoying kind of irritations in the ex
ectition of this law. It is a law which
wap put upon the Statute book during
a period of war, and its framers had
no regard apparently to the effect it
might have upon the civil liberties of
the people; they rei'ied upon the patri
otism of the coun'ry to submit to
sueh a system dm ing the continuance
of a great war, and that reliance was
wtjl met. At that time the oppressive
features! attending the execution of
tht) law were leas thought of than the
object of raising revenue. Kut we
hare long since reached a time of
peace, and all parties declare in favor
of taking from, the Statute book every
thing partaking of war legislation.
Now, if there is anything which' is
essentially a war measure, this sys
tem of internal, revenue taxation iB
oijje, and I desire to Bee it wiped from
the statute bock, because I wish to
see my people relieved from the ex
actions and oppressions imposed
upon them in connection with the en
forcement of this taxation during the
last twenty-five years.
Just think of it, Mr; Chairman. A
Federal court organized by the gov
ernment, with all the dignity which a
Federal court ought to have, sitting
id judgment on a poor man charged
with Belling a half pint of liquor, and
dragging him perhaps two or three
hundred miles from his helpless fam
iy for the purpose of trying him for
such frivolous offenses. Why, sir,
shch a thing reflects shame upon the
jurisdiction of the courts of tbe
Ignited States, and detracts from the
bitfh standing they' should have
among tne people, i roceedings of
tbat kind would better become the
jurisdiction of a justice of tbe peace.
Mr. Kerr. If this side of the House
will vote with you to repeal the inter
nal taxation, will you vote the Repub
lican ticket t Laughter.
I Mr. Johnston, of North Carolina.
I hope my friend from Iowa Mr.
Kerr J will "ask me something hard."
1 want Republicans and Democrats
to unite here in repealing this obnox
ious law. I want to j blot it out be-
cause iimab-done so mucn to excite
the animosities: of the people all
through; the country, and has been
the instrument of more suffer
ing th those who are least
able to bear it than any other statute
I know of. Besides it fosters a sys-
T7 . W 1 A A
m of espionage and harsh treatment
which is obnoxious to all ideas of
free government- It has done more
to engender bad feeling in communi-
ies, to encourage iaise swearing, 10
A . J
sap the: Very spirit of manhood from
our people, to teach them to regard
the government; as oppressive toward
the cuiSens than all other laws. Let
us eliminate from the statute book of
this great country every vestige of
the unfortunate Btrile we have passed
through,- so that "peace and good
will" shall prevail throughout its en
tire length and preadln
hy, sir, so far as oncerns the
section of the country frpm which I
come, many of the citizens there
scarcely know "this government, ex
cept by1 the exactions visited upon
them under this law. . 1 hey know
the government only through the
army of officers sen as my friend
from Virginia has said, with carbines
and cartridge-boxes for the purpose
of arreting them. I want to Bee
this country, especially my section of
it, governed througn some other
means-. ?
Here the hajmmer fell
MjvMclIillin. Mr. Chairman, the
gentleman Of -North Carolina Mr.
Johnston advocates the repual of the
whisky tax as well as other internal
taxes v-
Tbe internw. revenue system, if
remember correc'Iv, yielded last year
$118,1)00,000, and it is estimated that
it wiJl yield this year 9 20,000,000
The entire surplus does not. amount
to SS7D,000,00Cf per annum. So that
if wo, were to embark upon a total re
peal f tha internal revenue system
as propose.! by the gentleman from
Noi tfi Carolina, we would have facing
us ate the threshold a deficiency of
$50.00,000 per annum. So that there
can only be a reduction of interna
revenue taxes u anvthin?, and not a
to tat repeal of the system.
N$w, I would be glad if genllemen
who .propose a total repeal of the in
ternal revenue system of. taxation
woud say upon what they propose to
place the additional tax.
Air. Johnston, of North Carolina.
If my amendment bo adopted, I shal
propose to put a tax upon the in
comes of tne country, and nave an
amendment prepared for that pur
pose..
The question recurred on the
amendment of Mr. Johnston, of North
Carolina, to the amendment.
Mr. Johnston, of North Carolina.
I demand a division on the amend
ment to the amendment.
The committee divided; and there
were- ayes 27, noes 135.
Mr. Johnston, of North Carolina.
Mr. Chairman, what was the vote ?
The Chairman. Twenty-seven ayes
135 noes. Laughter
Mr. Johnston, of North Carolina.
Ii that all t . What has become of the
Republican party tbat they fail to
vote for this amendment, when they
claim to be pledged to do it ? I Great
laughter and applause 1
Mr. Nichols. What has become of
the amendment ?
, The Chairman. The question will
be put in regular order.
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THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Morehead City, N. C.
(Open June 1st, to Oct., 1888.)
Greatly enlarged and improved. Accommodations for 1,000 guests,
first class and rates reasonable Write for new descriptive pamphlet.
Beermann A.
THE KIMBALL, ATLANTA
ua., . twts.
CONNELLY
BURKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
MIS II OF EY & HROTliKllj Propr'H.
This remarkable Spring was opened to the public
Is situated among the foot hills of the Blue Kidge
nelly springs fetation, tturke county. N . c.
eominodations are first class. The wonderful curative properties of CONN KLLY bfBlNUS nave al
it is aoout ihh leet aoove tne level of tne ocean,
ady made it famous
As an Alkaline vs ater it is
acid diathesis. It relieve Brlght's Oisevse and
irgii
nrlnla. It cures Uravel ana Uout and other
'ei ana uout ana other
Bladder finds relief in the use of Uiis water. It is
It eures Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases, quiets
vital eneigies. as acuaiyoeale water ana uuic it oas no equal. 5ena ior circular.
MERONEY & BRO..
Connelly Springs, Burke County, N. C
Haywood White
Sulphur Spring.
f I NDKH SEW MAS AQKMENT.
"VYAYNESVILLE, N. C.
The loveliett spot 'n all Ood's wonder
land of beauty ! Nature's trundle-bed of
recuperation f
New 8 story brick hotel, 170 feet long,
with veranda's 12 feet wide and 250 feet
Everything new, bright and clean. Ac
commodations in every department
strictly nrst-ciass in every particular.
About 100 rooms, including desirable
cottages near main building.
Special Arrangements will bt nude
for the Months of June and September.
- Allen & Neville,
Proprietors.
COAL.
Three Hundred and Fifteen Tons
Arrived a few days since, second ship
ment of that excellent Red Ash
LOKBERRY COAL
For grates. Superior to any other
anthracite coal. Two hundred
tons Tennessee Soft, and one
hundred W. Ya. Splint.
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JLUIIJIJ
FIFTY CORDS
DRY PINE,
And two hundred beot heart. Cut any
length desired, or sold long.
(II) U 1L
The best illuminating oils, deliv ere
from our patent oil tank wagon. :
No waste to purchasers.
PHIL. II. ANDREWS fc CO
NORTH CAROLINA
Home lnsuriee Co..
OF RALTJOil, N. O.
- .Oivkslsodtn lseg.
Haa beoa -iasuiinir protterty in M orth
Carolina for eighteen years. With amenta
in nearly every town in the State accts
sibte to railroeTds and east of the moun
tains.
j' -TJrHCU: HOMK,
I -
Solicits thfirirXronaeof propoi ty owuers
in the State, offering them safe indem
nity fer losses at rates as low as those of
ny acompsmy working in North Carolina
CLaSSEb Of PttrLtm mVMV ;
Dwellings in town and country, mer
cantile risks, churches, schools, court
houses, society lodges, private barns and
stables, farm produce and live itock, cot
ton gins.
Insure the North Carolina Home
Insurance Company.
W. S. PsntBosE, uhab. boot 1
President. Soc'y a ad Tres.
W. Q. UrtiHuucH, P. Oowm
Vice-Frwsident. Adjustsr.
Office ia Brlggs' BundLftf, Ko. s Ta
fttTillM straeVlelephonelCe, ft, -
RESORTS.
Everything
Cooke, Prop'rs.
tseermann 6t Co., Propr's.
SPRINGS,
durini? the summer of t6 b;
MounUius, in hit; feet of tbe V
Vf . , A ,i T.
rV. IN. UK. at con-
in a aeugnuui, saiuDnoas curnaoe.
The Hotel ac-l.NGShaveal-
feo.ua! to the celebrated Buffalo litbia Springs of
uepraveu aiseasi
ueDraveu Qlseases of tne svstem deoeudent on tbe urie
cures Diabetes. Every disease ui the Kidneys and
Very efficacious iu all diseases peculiar to women.
the nerves, gives peaceful sleep and restores the
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
XIOT1CK OF SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
perty. By virtue of authority given in three
several mortnaKes
executed by Cornelia A.
Tliiunpson and recorded
in the IteKlster's office
ot wake countyftu Book W, page i3U, book as,
page 27, and Book 8, page 23 we will sell on
Tuesday the 24th dav ot July. lass, at 12 o'clock
M.. at the Court House door in uiecltvof Bal-
eigh, a lot with the-improvements thereon, situ
ated on Fayettevilie street. In said city of Ral
eigh, and koown In the plan of said city as part
of lot No. 102. and more definitely described by
metes and bounds in said mortgages which are
nercoy reierrea to ior description.
Terms vf sale Cash.
PACE, HOLDING ft HECK
Attorney! for Mortgage.
AND FOll "AXE.
On Monday, August 6th. 18, at the Court House
uoor in saieign, n. v., i win seu at publte outcry
. . 1 imuuci vi iui iy cre oi lana, to De
cut o!T of tbe north end of a tract of 883 acres
in Wake couuty adjoining the Hands of Madison
Pace's heii
I'irs, Wyat
if. Willuj
Wyatt &
ie tne tanas c
Tavlor, Mis. Elizabeth
Sater, C
Williams and Hxum Dunn, belm
a
tu
ijilor. Mis.
I Exam D:
.te Napolet
wnsliip. I
part of the lands of the late Napoleon
an IS. WL
Kale mad
Superto
B. Wli-
DE
i lams iu su Aiaitiiews, townsli n.
Kale made
untuant
to JUdKI
judgment
of Wake Superior
urt, rendered in the speecial
entitled, A . cyme, Administrator vs. H A
proeeedlng
liams, et al. No. 4M, to make real estate assetts.
wu-
Terms of sale : One fourth cash, residue on a
a credit of six mouths, with interest at 8 percent.
Hour ot sale, 12 m.
ANDREW 6VWE, Commissioner.
Raleigh Marble Worts.
417 and 419 Fayettevilie St.,
RALEIGH, N.
Rranch Yard, Uwder'i Old Stand.
FAYBTTEVILLE, 'X. Q,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Monument,
and Tombstones in Marbles or Granites,
Also Conti actor for all kinds of Building
Work, Curbing Poets, Steps, Si lis, Ae.
T E SI Gr IV 8
Of all descriptions kept on hand and sent
to any address upon application.
Chas. A. Goodwin,
Proprietor '
CITIZENS' TRUST COMPANY
RAXEIGHN., o.,
Solicits and ia empowered to execute
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS.
V .
TO MANAGE PBOFEHTT AS
Agent for Owners)
'"v To Buy and Sell Property,
COLLECT lEJNTjB
LOOK AFTER TAXES,
BUY AND SELL SECURITIES:
To issue negotiable certificates agakit'
goods on storage upon which money can
be obtained at the Lowest Ruling: Bate
and to do ail business usually done by
Trust Companies.
0. M. HAWKINS, President
W. E. ANDERSON, Vice-President
t vi. witon. --dilr.
S500 Reward!
We will r the above reward for any ease ot
It Mr complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, Indi
gestion, constipation or eostiveness we cannot
c ire with West? Vegetable Live r Pills, when the
directions are strictly compiled with. They are
pui.'ly vegetable, and never fall to give satuf ac
tion. Large boxes' containing 30 sugar seated
pills. o. For sale by all druggists. Beware of
counterfeits aid tmltatkMis. Tliegenulns maDQ
faeturedonly bvJOHNC. WEST 0O8flS W.
Madison SU,Chl:go, 111. Tor sale by Jav Me.
Kim non ft Co UmmUts, US iYareUerula at
Balegh, W U
A. G. BAUER,
A It C
IIITECT
AVTV i
Mechanical DraQghtsman.
8AUHII. M.
P. O IYX IU
EDUCATIONAL.
blghiji srnooL,
with a whole- "
some MORAL,
restraint. oRert '
the bear PHTSICAL. and the beat MUTsk
culture, a compulsory CtaBUXLtlM with KN-
roto'Kli TtOYM a reasonable bnt STtct
Disci plir se, and a location entirely free from
HAL.AHI. 0 time or money silent attndirm
AUMItlLTI'Ktl. V A 1 Mm in Imlalnnia
address.
Mat R. ltIOIIAM,
BtnKham School. Oranre Co., N C.
GREESBORO
lcmrvlo OollPiro.
GREENSBORO, N. a
The sixty-seventh session of this nros-
perous institution begins on the 2 2d of
August, 1888,
Superior advantages offered In all the
departments of learning usually taught
in remale Colleges of high grade.
instruction given In type-writing and
stenography. Terms moderate.
ror Catalogue apply to
T. M. JONES, President.
Oxford Female Seminary, .
OXFORD, N. 0.
The Next Session Opens September sth,
The faculty consists of the following : Key. c
A. Jerrkins. (C'nlrersltv of VirinU.i hi., u.m
(Sauveur School of LankTiaKes) ; Mrs. Twltty.
(Balto. Ladies College) ; Miss Hall, (Cooper Un
ion Art School. N. V. l; Miss riark. (Pliurinn.H
College of Music) Mrs. StradleT. Miu Jordmn:
Miss Ilohgood.
Cbarres Pr Session sf?0 Yinlx -
Board, fuel, llthts, washing, full English
course, uuw, r reneu, uerman, ti paid
in advance. m tk
The above with music, 4 oo
A special discount lor two or more pupils Iroro
a laiuiij or a arignntirnooa. Apply ror cataiague.
K. r. HUB
, Principal.
DAVIS. SCHOOL.
Military Boarding School
for bots a&d touhu rat
Pan nreparaMoa for aav Oollesw
or far Biiiiln , RMathy lur.
Stoat Sue eltm&Mt i&lld wlntwai
xorllmt buUrllan i t'adet Cr '
M Baadi Cadet Orrkrvcra
KeatdeatBarsMa. A'o CkaiN
JW Jlrdteal Attention. No Extra
Charg f" taacuara orBclenoe
TWrfmMt nf Art. Pnll
la Tslegraplry. 1fH.Y 14W RATSS. To
nytaiT wiia roil parueiuan aaarass
COL. A. C.
DAVIS, Supt
Jk. GKAHGC M. C
CATAWBA I'OLIAliE,
NEW TON, N. C.
NEXT SESSION will bei
icademic and Collegiate (
Academic and Collegiate Courses. Also Music.
rr.n Atlir Art) 'SH Vnll
Palutlng, Drawing, remnaushtp and Bookkeep
i M.T ITinA it it I ) H 1 1. ... Ant,. mt ... . I i..n .i.. . Am
..,. a l.lr IfUII'Alllfia, uirw.ua .iiLin.ia, w V,
Ten Instructors. Location healtliful. Board and
Tuition moderate. 1 nolgent persons helped. A p-
ply at once. Catalogue Kree.
Anaress kisv. J . c Cl.Arr, President,
KK V. J. A. FO I U SecreUry . ,
WAKE FORKS! COLLEGE,
NORTH CAROLINA.
I "" session oegins oeptemoer 1. lenaisunct
I schools. Tea Instructors. 10,000 voluniek in Li
brary, well equipped Laboratoiies, Heading
Room and tiyniuasium; extensive grounds. For
Catalogues, sc., address,
President CHA8. B. TAYLOR,
Wake Forest, N . C.
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
0F MUSIC Boston, Mass.
ITfl V. avAWaw . w .
ssr,
tn IMradMa la Ttcml mad trmmmml Ava. rm.
Orram INWwf, fut Arm, Ormmy, Mtrmm, Fini,
Ormt tad Elrarte l.lght, S.VOUto 7J pnr w-k. Vail
TnHinn. .1 la iiK . hn ..J "a.
Tiiu( roll imformwion, sddm H. TQViUk.iL IlmcKtt.
TnoElia Sqatra, BueroH. Mam.
Sl MARY'S SCHOOL,
3 EeUbliahed In ie4?. .
T RALEIGH, N. C.
Advent Term of the Session of W and
89 Begins
September 1 3, 1 888
For Catalogues address the Rector,
IK?. BEHETT SIEDLS, Mi.'
Send for a Catalogue of the
COLXlEttlE OP
PniSICI AMI A3VD NVKGEOXN,
BALTIMORE, WD.
which offers the Statieat of Medicine superior
advantages.
Da. THOMAS OPIE, CDean), 800 . Howard St.
HlKSIl GARDES SEEDS.
LK TOO" WANT
A Good Vegetable Garden
PLANT
LANDRETH'S OR ELT S
-RELIABLE
GARDEN SEEDS
SOLD BY
LEKJ0HNS0N&C0.
Druggists Seedsmen
OPPOSITE P0ST0FFI0E,
KA. LEIGH, N. C
Seed dealers supplied at Philadelphia
wholesale prices.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
LEE, JOHNSON & CO.
Dbuooists Aim SKKDearea.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
In suitings and all varieties of custom
made
CL.OTHIIVG,
I, WIPfETROB,
MXBOHANT TAILOR, '
NO. S WEST MARTIN STREET,
(Opposite Postoffice.)
The best goods stylishly and substan
tially made up at
REDUCED PRICES.
1 All rA j i i .
and find out prices for yourselves.
The reduction in rates is bona tide.
Very respectfully,
I. Winetrob
DReE.Be RANKIN,
kloBtoeopcttlkio Plxyssloloiri.'
Halifax Street,
Ati nds to the general practice of medi-'
Mae. Upecial attention paid disoaist
if wfwes) a nkiMm - j .
A ""TfJJAOI, writs 8es- r
.VV A. BauborjL Secretary Buffalo Mutual ;
Life Areiasiit ss4 jlek OwU AMosiatloa, Kaf '
talo, n.g ... j .
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