A, .
WILimiGTOII, 11 C, TUESDAY. IIAItCH 2. 1875.
VOL
C7.tU0.!52.
T7H0LE HO. G.81G.
VHi
BYTEtECnAPH.
SUPPLEMENTAL USURY
, BltCWBSM THE
THE HOUSE YET TO ACT
ON IT.
apaXVTO' JOTJJUUt. " '
r ' kf Rat-UGh;' Marcb 1st. ,.'
The Senaia Wufpaned a supple
mental to theUsnry poetpouijig
iU operation until October 15th, 1875.
It is not knovB vliai Action the House
will take in the premises. "
'' it
HEADQUARTERS.
THE FORGE PILL PASSED i HE
' ,. HOUSE. . .-,...-
BROUGHT TJP; IN THE'fiEJi ATE.
i. THE DEMOCRATS DETERMINED
IT SHALL NOT GO TO
THE PRESIDENT.
GRANT SIGNS THE CIVIL
RIGHTS INFAMY, r
Washington, D. 0., March 1 Noon
i Horras Tne Force bill was passed
shortly after mid-night pn Saturday.
. It was ao amended, as to limit the
i President's right to suspend the writ
; of habeas corpus to Alabama, Mitsia
i sippi, Louisiana and Arkansas, and to
i expire at the end of two years. Teas
135, nayslU. 5 ,
; Before the bflt-totd was taken on
the passage of the bill,' Young, of
I Georgia, said be desired the country
t to know one fact, and thxt was that cut
of the 40 Detpooratio RepresentatiTea
j from the States to be effected by the
. Provisions of . this bill, : not one of
, them has been allowed a word in dis
vassjontipon its- merits, bnt onjhe
eonUary the gentleman in charge of
it has thought proper to deny time to
' any of the representatires from the
joutnern oiates wno intenaea to op
pose the bill except a few minutes to
two or three of them.
It may be stated that the Demo
cratic Senators are determined that
the caucus force bill which has passed
the House shall not be allowed to
reaoh the President. Concessions,
they say, are over.
The President has signed the Civil
Rights Bill .
Senate The Force bill was received
from the. House of Representatives
and read a first time by title. Thur
man, Bayard and others objeoted to
its seoond reading and it remains on
the Vice-Presidents table until to-morrow.
- Its seoond reading will throw it
rvrar another dav. It will come ur on
the direct issue on Wednesday and the
session closes Thursday at noon.
The Democrats are all determined
that the bill shall not reaoh the Pres
ident. - - -
Hocsb A motion to suspend the
rales and adopt the resolutions report
el by the .Louisiana GotnmitUe was
defeated by a vote of yeas, 154$ nays
8o, not two tmrds in tne amrmauve,
A similar motion to bring the reso
lutions to a vote directly and separ
ately was carried by a vote of ayes,
172; nays, 85, ' Stephens, of Georgia,
being tbe only Democrat voting aye.
The resolution recommending the
restoration to the Louisiana House of
Representatives of the persona wrong
fully deprived of their seats was then
adopted without a division, and the
resolution recognizing Kellogg as
Governor, until the end of his term,
was adopted by a party vote. '
EUROPE.
FIERCE ATTACK BY THE
CAR-
LISTS ON BUiBOA.
' ii i ill a
London, March 1 Noon Seven
v battalions attacked Bilboa on Friday.
After a furious bombardment Forts
,. Puento Nuevo' and .'Arbolanea were
taken and 'retaken three times. The
' Carlists were finally repulstd. The
Alfonsists "afterwards attacked the
' Carlists' position, but were repulsed.
' The Alfonsists' loss was three hundred
' and fifty killed and wounded. The
Carlists ! preparing for a grand ef
fort against Puycorda.
Paris, March I Noon--Buffet has
' undertaken the formation of a new
. Ministry. '
; Madiod: u! riarcb ; 1-Night-The
Minister of foreign Affairs, without
consulting his oolleagnes tent a circu
lar to the Powers concerning the
- Gustave and other affairs. The cabi
net counoil wiltf consider! the acts as
sufficient cauie for' suspension.
pEOROlA,
THE BAD MANAGEMENT OF THE
STATE - FINANCES. '
Atlanta,' March "1 Nlgbt Tlie
Legislature has passed resolutions of
censure upon tne mate Treasurer, lor
neirliffonoe and" bad manaRement in
offioe, directing the Governor to np
point an assistant Treasurer to retify
and inaugurate a system; also direct
ing and providing for a thorough in
vestigation of, the finanoial condition
of the State? "There bas been no de
falcation, only careless management.
Hardeman, on adjourning the House
xine dfc, advised obedience to the law,
and said that patient submission to
wrong would stimulate the sense of
right in the hearts of the American
people.
'""'EL12CTRICIS3IS.
-, t ------
A change of wind has caused a chan
nel in the ice allowing the vessela fast
is Cape Cod to teaeh open 'water.
i tie Bunding- committee oi tne
Episcopal Convention of Kentucky bas
rtaolvea not to consent to the confirm
ation of Dr. DtKoven as Bishop of
Illinois.
Plumley's paper box factory at Phil
adelphia, haabeen boned. The front
walls fell carrying down the telegraph
lines. Three hundred and fifty girls
are osted. ' Loss $100,000. ,
Wm. Henry Duttuu, jr , proprietor
of the Bottton Evening Traiuonpi, is
dead.
The Heoretarv has called in Ave mil
lions of five twenty bonds, the interest
on which eeaaea January 1st proximo.
' The Conference Committe on the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill, was agreed to.
Debt Statement increase during
the month, d million; Cash in Treas
ury ooin 75 millions; ourrenoy, 11
million.
8 5atb Citizens of Dakota petition
that the Black , Hills reeervrtion be
ojened to the people of the Territo
ries.' i5 - " ' ' 1 " '
Bill makictf Pascagonla. Mississ
ippi, a port odelivery. Passed,
mil to secure inrtner eecnruy lor
navigation on the Mississippi', river.
Passed. , ,
Bill bridging the Arkansas river at
Piue Bluffs. Passed.
Efforts to get up a steamboat bill
failed. '
The Tax bill was resumed.
. Chandler gave notice thut he would
call up the Steamboat bill tonight.
Horn II addressed the Hecate on tne
Tax bill, which he reported without
amendment, and hoped that no amend
ment would be pressed, as a single
one would endanger the bill.
Tne estimate-! increase of revenue
on tobacco is lour millions: from
molasses, seven and half millions jfroni
oigsrs, two millions; Horn wnisky,
twelve millions. .
Hodsb Messrs. Lowdes, Pierce,
Sener and Smith, Of Virginia, voted
against recognizing Kellogg as Go v
emor of Louisiana.
Appropriation bills were resumed. 9
Both Houses are in session to-night.
The Committee of the Diocese of
Virginia declines to give its consents
to the election of Dr. DeOovan as
Bishop of Illinois.
the floods:
CHATTANOOGA UNDER WATER.
THE PEOPLE TAKE THE THING
RATHER COOLY.
Chattanooga, Tenn., March 1
Night The river has been at a stand
since morning, covering Muiket street
from the river to Ninth street, sub
merging the Union Depot the
Gommercisl, Vauhorn, and Read's
Hotels, and very nearly all the busi
ness houses on Market and Ninth
streets, to Chattanooga, completely,
and many houses in the main part
of thojeity which are not so foituuate
as to be built on high ground. One
man, who was intoxicated, was
drowned on Saturday, and two others
last night one of whom was colored;
the other was chief engineer of the
Chattanooga Iron Company's works,
named Jones. The steam ferry boat
was among the submerged houses in
South Chattanooga Saturday and Sun
day, relieving and taking oT a'l who
were in need. Many have been the
duckings received, but everybody, not
exoepting those whose loss is heaviest,
is in a haipy mood, and dn posed o
take it cheer 1 ally. We have to use a
boat to get to and from the telegraph
offioe, and from ono side of the town
to gthe other, still mess ges have
been delivered nearly as promptly as
usual, notwithstanding the greatly in
creased number of them in conse
quence of the flood. Railroads are
out off in evory direction, conse
quently there have been no mails to
or from the city for several days past,
until now, a steamer has gone down
the river with the mails and passon
gers to Bridgeport, whore it will meet
the train for Nashville. Only: one
wire remains up and its loss is feared
momentarily.
SPECIAL.
There g f reat sitlafnotion in patting on sn
Blmwood colUr. No pulling thin way and tost
wsy, u it fltt tt once.
Cramps and pslna In the utomarh re the re
tult of I ni perfect in'Mgemlnu, and mnj be Im
mediately reliered by adooeof Johneon'e Ano
clyae Liniment A teatpouul'ul In a I i i tie tweet-
ened water in a done. -
Heavy oat are good fur hortet; none will de
ny that; bnt oats can't make a horae'e coat look
fmooth and g'oiwy when he fa out of condition.
Mneriflan'a ( aTRlry condition Pawdera will do
thla when all else falla.
Native Pearl Vcraua Porcelain.
Dentlet's wear is a poor substitute for Na
ture's. Let those win 10 believe, nee the
SOZODONT, which, If daily applied, wlllp'S
vent all neceit7 tor false teeth by keeping
the real ones sound and healthy.
roneantptlrea, Take notice.
Kvery moment of delay makes your ear
more hopeless, and much depends on the Ju
dicious choice of a remedy. The amount of
testimony In faverof Dr. Scherek'i Pulmonis
Syrup, as a cur for consumption, far exceeds
all that can be brought to sappott the preten.
Hons of any other medicine. Beelir.Schenok'e
Almanac, containing tbe oertlttcatas of many
persons ot the highest respectability, who have
been restored to health, after being pronoun
ced Incurable by phyrlclans of acknowledged
ability. Schenck's Pulmonic jrup alon has
eured many, as these evidences will show; bat
the cure Is often promoted by the enudoyioent
of two other remedies which Dr. Sohenck pro-
Tide fbt the purpose, Tkest additional reme
dies are Hchonck's Hea Weed Tonio and Man.
drake Fills. By the timely axe of tbeso medi
cines, according to directions, Dr. rlckenck
certifies that mo.t any ease of Consumption
may be surod,,-,,--,.,-..,,.....,,,-,...-, ,ltL -'I.'. W -
Dr. Hcbenck Is professionally at his prlncl.
pal office, oorner Sixth and Arch ttre.ts,
Pblladelphla, every Nondiy, where all . Uers
for advice must be eddroid.
WrDnirtfaOABDNaa4TIITlKlfs
C AMI OS espeoisltv at the
JUUkiNAL UFF1UB.
MARRIED.
1 tnl rttY, oa the 14th alt , at la rMB
of th. bride's saothr. by K.T. J. K. al.t...
Mr. JMS1 A. HAN KINS sal Mia MAW
OIK J. Bl'NTIhU.
NEW ADVJLBTISIMESTS.
St.' John's Loilge,
NO. 1. A. V. And
K asieirifllt BuSMal I a-i a nf kif .1,0,
gj -- - --.W1 VVVlHltAllTI I
this (TlESIAT) evening at halT-put I
o'clock ft work la U. Kutered Appiautiot.
IVgree , . . . .
- Byurdttsi W M.
JAM KS O. MrjNlHI,
- - ' HoiUirT.
St. Juli'i Hll. March , 117 &. -
For Bent !
rp pRIOKSTOKIoa Soathenst eotn.r
01 Front sad raaess atrest. M oeouptMl by
Harry Webb as a Keataaraat aal Mar Keew.
P measles gl.a ImeiedlaUly.
, Apply fa" -.' : .r 1 :
, avarek Stt JPKtCS 1AVI9.
Auction Sale.
20 HORSES AND MULES,
I will sell tbls sawnlat , at 11 o'clock, tn
front or tha old Comity Jail, Sooit and Prlu
oretatmla. . I. KARMWKniH,
matcbS-It ... - - Aaetkmeer. "
Tk. RUmssel !
CHOPPER
CnTTOM
IU PI.lilb.Wr, ItJ.
Uwtbiwr ni r(tlTtf
natlW. S.M. 1.11
riaait.a uurk
m (i so mra. Ail
4. fe.lt Maiu. fef lM
cut im lr.l I'lrwl.r vit wtf
U 0. a O. Ok. r.trm.nku, M o.,r u Unl t(t.
march t - w-tf
Just Received!
WKHAVrjUST aKUCIVID A LOT VU
THK flAM&VOMCST
Ladles' and Gentlemen's
That has ever been Sored for aaU In this uu.
keU - ft-- .- .-,
- ' EVAN3 & VonGLAHN.
march , ' ss-3m
177S.
"1875,
CENTENNIAL
OF TH-
Germ Fnsllier Mwi
. , CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
The German fuaillera or Charleston, South
Carolina, will eelebrau ta.lr centennial An.
niTtreary on the Ihlrii uf May, liia, with oars,
monies appropriate to so lourulibg au occas
ion. In 1771, one band rl year, ago, and before
the Uoclararton uf maepeiienc, the Cl.rman
itis.ru oi Uharltatou tallied to the sUnuaid
ol American Liberty. They urbanised a Ourps
for the defeuoe of the Colonies iu the great war
lor txr.dem e4 reudered a gual serrlce in the
eeubliaumeut or selt-gOT.rument. lli.lr re
cord tn the Hevolutionary atruygle la a matter
ofkiaiory. Their aor.iora during that memo
rable contest, under eeuerai LiaooLd of ih.
Continental army, and at the biegea or haran
uah and CbarkiatuB and ea oilier battle fields
are ptoad tMtlmonlals of th.lr patriotism and
devotioa. They sealed their d.rotlon to that
cause with the blood and Iitos ot many of
tueir nuiDoera. -
la 18U the Uermau Futlllers were again
called upjn to assist In the defence of the
coist, and in IK), when lh bloody tomahawk
ot tue Dumtnole drenched the plains ot Florida
wit h trie Diooa oi its people, ana ins cry Kir
succor was again wafted to the shores ol Cam.
lit: a, tlie German ITaslllert, animated by the
spirit of It, TOlnnfered their ser rices and
aided Is redeeming their inter State fro r the
ruthless hand of the wage.
Tne company has uirouga an tne ncissr
tildes and trials of the pan century preserved
Its orisuls .tion. and is now believed to be the
oldest military organisation In the United
tans.
A early as ITltt they attached to their mili
tary feature, a society for the support of tnelr
ludlgent widows, orpnansand destitute ruem
bn In this uoble cause of oharlty, tuot hsve
xpended large sums from their own irlfste
resources ; uieee nave I'een snauerea oy toe
caiaajitleeofthewar
This will be, as Is believed, the first military
ceiii.nnlal celebration In these United Stales.
The Fusiliers desire to orown this centennial.
not only by giving interest and slf nlflcanoe te
me occasion, out aiso oy placing npow a per
manent basis, a fnrM far the relief or tbe wid
ows and orphan! of in ir decsased roem' ers;
these obJecU would Indeed be fit and grateful
memorials of this historic occasion They
therefore appeal with oosfld.nee to their tel.
low cltistas throughout ths broad est ansa ol
this union, wbot iiosrues, now enjoyed, they
helped to achieve. Whatever donations may
be given for these purposes will be gratefully
aekuomedged.
B OR ROTH,
B.BOLLMAN,
D. A. AMMR.
WW KKOBKLOOH, Ja
U.BSHIUettG,
A. MIl;Kl',
O.H.HrLl.BIV, '
JNO.KLIMOK, .
O. t. WUTKKS,
. F.V0H8ANTEN,
Q K1KCRC.
CO. ri.KNGE,
D. MtTLLKR,
B. RdHKNlUAL,
Sptcial CmmUUt en Centrnmal.
march 2 IHe
tSuperior Court,
NEW HANOVER COUNTT.
Edward Kidder, Flslutlff, against Thomas H
Bobbins and Adella 8M his wife.
Tit Stat nf Xorth CnnliM, to Ike Shtriff iff A''e
umortr iouniy, biMintf :
Vos are hereby commanded to snmmoa
Tboma H. Bobbins Bad Aiielia. bis wile, to
appear at tbe next torm of ssid Uonrt, to be
held at tbe Court Ho see In Wilmington, on the
LloUi Mondav Biter tbe !i Mendat in Kebruarv.
flRTn to answer the complaint of the fa'd plain
tiff If tbe defendants ehsll rail to appear at
that time, tbe Plaintiff will apply for thers-
nei aemanaea in tne comntatiit, togetner witn
the costs ol this action
Of this snmmona make due return to the
Clerk oi said Cowt fur the county of New Hau.
ovr
Or n ouder my hand and anal of laid Court,
tnu ist day oi inarcu. isio.
JAMES H EATON,
Clerk of said Coart
E. 8. Ma arm, Plaintiff's Attorney.
In the above entitled aot'on n appearing to
tbe satisfai tlonof tbe Court that tb. defend
ants, J homs H Kobblna and Adella hi.
wit., are DOn-residentsnr tills rotate. lttso'
tiered that Mrvtoe of inmmiina b. bad upon
them In the above entitled action by nubliev
thin thereof onre In each week fee six succes
sive weeks In the I'aiLT .tout sal, a newspev
per published la the el yof Wl mlngton within
tuts 41 suiciai 1IISUICS.
JAMES BEATON.
Clark Super lor Court,
area a i.-ditawiw
A. M.AA
1
SEW ADVIR1ISI5IZ3TX.
Dissolution of Copartner-
The eiartnrdilp her. to Aire existing ander
Arm name and style of David M Weil Is this
dtydlewlved by mataal eeaeent, H. R. Well
having withdrawn from the firm.
- . K. WBIL,
A. DAVID.
Feb.t7tb.irs.
TTAVINO purchased the Intereat ef Mr. A
11 H. Weil la the law ftrai ef David A Well,
iwlli eouttuae the bnal .ese at their old stand
No. IT Market (treat, aaU respecU'ully aollolt a
continuance of the patronage a liberally be
Slewed apon the late firm.
A. DAVID.
Notice
Mr. A. favtd wt'l settle all elalas agalnvt
the late nisnof David W.ll. Fanlee ewiag
Use tate Biai will please ea I and settle Imme
diately, as Ue Books bust be eloeed.
A.DAVID.
asarck I Bl Im
The Law and the Lady.
A MUVEU
ST WILBIIOOLMD,
Anther of "Tbe Moonstone," "Armadale,'
"'The Woman la Whlto," 'Basil," "The
Dead Secret," Autonla," o., Jta .
y
rorlt
HEINOBERGER'S
Uve Book and Muaie Store,
marah I M
Notice.
TTAVINO D1SPUHKD OF OUR 8 ADDLK
XX Marnessand Trunk Bnslness. slock, Uood
will and Book Accounts, In Wilmington, N.
()., to Meesrs. Carint.r A Mallard, we bsrsby
tender our tbanks to a generous public for
their liberal patrouage the lt Un yrars. and
ask a continuance of the same to ourMuo
nossors, who have been acceptably in aureni
tilOT for many years and are thnvouuhly posted
la tbe Mad-lie, llarnrss and Trunk Business In
all its branches.
Mersrs. Carpenter A Mallard will settle all
claims contracted aalnst a In Wilmington, N.
C , and collect debts dee us and receipt for
the same.
.: J. I. TOP HAM A CO.
A. CarpwMter.
J It. Mallard.
Saddles. Harness, &c.
SAVINO BOUGHT THK ABOVE MIN
tiitnrd floods, we oter a lull stock of
DDLES,
HARNESS,
TRUNKS,
COLLARS,
BRIDLES,
And All Kind of
SJUDIDlaEinr GOODS,
veryTow prices
rer r.h or to prompt paying buyers. We
respectfully solicit patronage.
CAMPKNTBII MAM.ARD.
tebl 81-lmnae
Wagon Haterial-
Axles, kprlngs, Holm, Bpokes, Rims. Tire
Irou.Csst Whorls, Buggv Wheel.. Shafts,
Heats, Trimmings, Bulky Wheels, Ao. All of
the above goods sre A No. 1, and tor sale at
the lowest oaah prices ol the Old Kstabllshtd
Hardware Uiuse of
' JOHN D WHON,
Nee. 19, md HI Maiket St.
rSbIM M
PAS8KN0KR DCPARTMKNT,
WiLMtn aioa ,11.0,1 March 1st, 1870,
The attention of North-hound travelers Is
Invited to the fact that, commencing March
2d, 1175, entirely
NEW PARLOR AND DRAW-
r INC ROOM CARS,
boill expressly for thla avrvice, and furnish il
wlih due regard to comfort and elegance, will
rnn on all DAT TRAIN! between WUmlng
ton, N. U., and Portsmouth, Va., in dltect
cemmunicattOB witn tna maguinceni
Steamers of the Bay Line,
Heats or compartments can be secured by
UlesTsnh to tbe undeniined, by application
to Conductors upon Night trains North, upon
wtlminaton. tioinmhtac atmnsi nanroau.
or 't icket agent at union u.pot.
State Rooms and Berths
i on the Dav (Line Stsamers can be secured
by application to Conductors of Day trains
upon tke seaboara n Hoeuoae nauro a, or
Dy telegram to tue nnuersignea.
Seneral Paeseager Agent
feb2 Bl-2w
Base Balls aiid Clubs,
Tops and Marbles,
In large Tariety. " Just arrived and for tale
at
G B. V. BTJNOE'S.
N . E. Corner of Market and Seoond ate.
fab ita ? . - . - - - 6i-tf
THE LAST CARGO OF
PRIME
Is new offered to parchaaera In Bright New
Packages, both Hogsheads and Barrels,
at loweet market rate.
ALSO '
UAR HOTJ8B MOLASSES, Maecovado,
Sugar Drips, New Orleans Molasses,
Baoon, Pork, Dry Salted Meats,
I ard, Fish, Butter, and a full
line of assorted Groceries.
All Kindt of Wlnei and liquors
At the lowest market prloe to good enrtomsrs.
ADRIAN &VOLLER8
Corner of Dock and Front Street.
febM Bl-tr
In 8tore and to Arrife !
5fl Colls I'otton Plow Mnea, Caska Traces,
Jo Dosen Hamea, 80 IVissa dollars, BOO Plow,
Tan Tore Plow Uastlan. too Dosen Heee. a I
kinds, and everythini needed on a t laatatloa.
tUadqnartere lor-uooper a loots.
UIIE A MURCRtSON,
W North rront Street,
feb M II
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PEE DEE HERALD.
Published every WeJneaJay at
WADESBORO, ANSON COUNTY,
.
JOSH. T. JAMISTeV CO.
Hss a large and rapidly im'reasing rlrcals
tloa la tbe Pee Dee country In North and South
Carolina.
Advertisers will and It the best medium In
either ef the sister Statss tor reavblug tbe
tarmsra, planters and merebanta. -
7Vi tsttmixfi local atUvrtUing xif
ronage exhibited in itt column U
(tent evUlmcit vf itt largt and Injliu n
tial circulation.
if apeelmsa copies, with rates fiw adves
Using, sunt free, poeUg paid, on application
to the aHtersineit, elih-r at WMIralioro er
Wllmlsgiua.
JU8 II. T.I A HICK AOO.,
ICdltoriand rronliois.
febU 49 tf
Look at this, Farmers!
ft It 12 AT WKDUOTION
IN 11CKH.
KAA TONS Or THK OKUrBHA-rkU
auf wall known SEA FOWL GUANO
at tB7 00, on time until Novem
ber I atv
ALSO,
30Q T0N9 Doe Ammonia
ted Super-Phoephete of Bone.
This Is a new Phosphate which we are having
manufactured expreieily lor our trade by P.
Zall A Hon, of Baltimore, and which we will
guarantee equal to any ether Fbosphato new
ottered to the Trade.
Price tB7 SO on time until No
vember let 1878.
" Liberal terms will be made tto Dealers
b,
E. I. COVINGTON,
General Commleelon Merchant
WILMINGTON, N.O.
fobT :)-"m
Who dr. rot want to Buy
CLOTHING
ataneitiaordlnarf LOW flOURK, had bet.
ter net call on us. We shall continue the sale
on Just sneh terms after March let. ; -- .
MUNSON & O
C1TT cLoTHIBRS.
fab as ; bi
"New Process"
Empire Family Flour,
Boat Hour la tbe World.
Try It and we guarantee a savin g of 3D per
cent. As waseapected It took tbe "prumlum"
at the Fair lor making the
PUUE8T, WH1TK8T and
8WBBTEST UBEAD
One trial will convince you.
The "Beet Butter In the World." always tb
same and the only reliable elegant Butter In
this city.
Salad Dressing and Almnre's Mince Meat.
At GEO. MYEKSV
11 and 13 South Front St.
an 24 il
Cheese. Sutter Bice
and Lard.
BO Boree Cheese,
W Tub Butter,
Ml Tierces and ttbln. Pice.
AO Tierces and Tubs Lard. '
For sale by
KJCKCMNEB m OALDEB BROS,
leb ill 4
R
ED AND WHITE ONION SETS.
For isle by
GRKEN A FLANHEH.
Seeds I tSccds! Seeds!
' New Crop IR75, grown by Latdieth a Bu'at,
- For sale by
GHKEM Sc FLANNF.R,
Drugglnts.
feb IS
81IEM1Y BANlNER,
Published weekly, at SHELBY. Cleveland
County. N. 0.,at l M per annum, In ail
Tsnee; bas a large and rapidly Increasing cir
culation In nearly all the oonniies Wi't of
Meckienbnrg. A iso, an extensive circulation
In tbe omutine or Mpartanburg, York ai d
Union, 8. O. HaJut been enlarged from a
tvjntv to a tlilrtv-two column, and la now
adorned with au entire new drese. Ill pnlilict
an Democrat Tbe Carolina Central Hallway
being now oi'mpieuxi tnrougn to wnnin(tn,
an t Shelby lielng tlie WesUrn terminus, the
Hmner is a most eicellent advertising medi
um. Bain moiUraU.
DUKHAM St WF.BB.
Kdltors and Proprietors,
fob 10 M-tf
Bacon and Fork.
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75 Boxea D. 8, Sides,
50 " Smoked "
20 " Bboaidors,
80 bbls Pork.
For sals by
KEROHNKR A OALDEB BROS-
feb 18
41
A Distiller Wanteds
MAN WITH NO FAMILY,- WHO CAN
make White Roein, and bring aatlsfactory
references; logo to Mobile, Ala.
Apply to
JAMES 0. alSVCMION.
' tilt
EW ALVEWISISnJUTS.
BEO WN- & I EODDICK
' . OFFER
I r Special Inducements; ,
HAHBUBG EDGINGS AND IHSEBTI01IS
This AVoek.
All Cottons are Advancing.
Iu view of thin w bate made yryhi&ij purohaHCB Utej, and are now ,
prepared to gie em ratrona the aihautoge i for a abort timo, bnt woad ad
vine all wlja are ia Waul oX auoU to make tlioir pntpbaBOB AT ONCE.
1
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The balance of all our Flannel at rriooa Uiat CANNOT FAIL to "meet tie
; . 1 approbation of all. . '
A Job Lot of Kid Clovo8"Worth8l 50,'
felling for .60 Cents Per Pair
STRICTLY CASHONE PRICENO SAMP' ES CUT.'
BBOWN & RODDICK,
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mmU FMIFICEMB CO.;
PRICES REDUCED THI8 DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE UDNDltRi) TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC OUANO .
for nal, eitlinr fotf OAHII or on OUOL TIME. Libornl tnrma will b mde
witn MorouanU ami other Muuilti parties
priooa.
Commission Metobsnti, Aentsfur racllloUusiia
Kub-Ja gents lor the Sale
V. M. IHO.X
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Ja0 8l ! . :;
E. PRANK COS'S
Immoniakd Mune I'liosplnite.
tff 'TO .IU Or TUB AIIOVR WFI.Ii
JJ knewn ami valuable rortlllscr.
sor sale lor caiti or on crou time sitllalsoUiry
security. Liberal discount on lots.
O. Q. PARSLEY tt CO.
febl tf
Bacon, Pork and Coffee.
Boxes U, 8. Hblet sod (boulders,
SO " Smoked Biclos ami Shotililers,'
H$ BMs. Pork,
100 bags Cofft a.
, forsale by - ' -
' KCKUIINElt tk OAlillEH B 110(1,
fb in tl
Hay! Hay! Hay !
tQQ BALES EAHTEKN HAY,
N. K. HAY,
Fur eale by
KEKUHNKHA ( A 1,1) Kit HKOH.
feb 28 Bl
riantihg Totatoes!
I Q BBI.B. K. R. POTATOES,
100 " .K.Fetatoea.
Forsaleby
KCKuHNBK A CAIjDEH BROS.
fsbv
Bl
Corn Corn Corn.
5 000 Bt?alIltw ooBN'
ror sale iy
KERUHNEIl A CAUlKll HKOH'
lei. t I'
Musical Instruments.
VIOLINS,
BANJOS, -FIFES,
' ACC0RDE0N3,
HARMONICAS,
, JEWS nARPS and
SUEET MUSIC.
For dale at tbe
City Hook Store.
' , , ALSO .
CHROMOS,
STEEL EN0R1VINGS and
. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
COXOLEY & YATES'
City Book Store-
No. 47 Maiket Street.
fob US
i oi
!1
150
HHD3. NEW CHOP CUBA, ,
jQ BBtiS, NKW CROP CUBA, ' . J
rorsale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCniSON.4'
leb 21 i vs-. . , '
nilUTIUP N KATLY KXKOUTEOoa
rillri I InU tbe shortest notice) and at
the most reaaouaUia te ms at tbo
jouitNAjj orriua.
t tit
45 Market Street.
in ii ajmssasamai isws an ar
- mmi, .nuisiiiew r
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f ill am i . I a . . : J L
ivm tw e ftn m w tj. m iw,t
$1,000,000.
to noil tuis uunuo at our warono
Co., and Dealera In V. 1 Peruvian (hisno
North Watku Htrbet,
IVIMtllNOTUi'V, iw. i
of Soluble Paciilc (Juano.
Old Hundred, . a
., Marlnu.B.U.
.1 i 7-Smd&vr
"1
Vila
Our Stock: at Cost to
Close Out Same. . r
BRUSSELS AT l 15 and l 20
8-PLY CARPETS, 1 80
ALL WOOL Do. 85 to 81.
Cotton and Wool Do. 55 to 60 Cta. '
Cotton., 40 to 43 Cta.
for cuhIi only.
' D. A, SMITII A CO. .
' fVb tt -" ' ' 1 , ' tf
: A.rr
Satisfactory Prices
.. Are tlie msvaei boylng , l$4l
D. PICOTT, Tobacconlat,
At i Market Street, South aide, head of th
Market,
febiil '
' J
500 BABUKLS '
AKDIIAir BABIKU
Choice Family Flour,
'i Under eur own Bra d. ' ' 1
"WIIITHBOSHI,' " ' ' (',
' , rAVOUITE," '
"COOK'S OWH,"
UAiirjiiio
.. .. : s aud "JSSPKttASZA.rt '
Best gradol or FlmMn tbls city. ". ' (
) CIIA& D. MYERS & CO., ': :
B AT North Front ot :
Apples, Cranberries,
W
UITE ONIONS AN1 IABL and
PLANTING POTATOES.
CHAS. D. MYERS k CO., '
,,6 47 North Front St. -
feb 98 . ".r'' ' ' 61 i
700 Bushels ' Corn, !
FRKSHWATKH GROUND MEAT, every''
diy from Prime White Baltimore Corn at . , '
. ! , i QK-ANT A HISTON'3, " . '
1 City Depository for Uctlhermi'eMllle.' 1
feb8 - i. ... - l-ltdftw
SWEENY'S ; HOTHTJ,
. NEW YORK. ;
. On tbe European plan. To meet the down-
town requirvnicnisoiiuiied by oloslnx the Astot !
Housa, thla well-known and fiornlur Hotel ia
thoronglily .. raaovatexl, retuinUhvd, sn.t Is
clean aa a now plu. Lailie. accompanied by
their hasbanils. or properly Introduced, will
And home comforu and (inlet, l-adim' dining
room w parlor floors CCf THIS OUT.
fob 14 .. I!)jtwtw.
WEDDIKG CAnDS-SWS
tbomoM iMbionabl. atjl. of ca
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