Raleigh Observer, Condensed.
The General Assembly.
SENATE
Thursday, Jan 23, 1879.
' ! Henderson presented a petition
from. O M Kimble and fitty:hree other
citizens of Rowan county lor a pension
Jaw for the benefit of disabieu Con
federate soldiers. , -r t t,
Mr Henderson, a petition cfiojn li
Manning, a construction bond holder,
asking the General Assembly tbjit some
steps be taken to provide for the re
demption of the construction bonds
for the construction of the North Caro
' lina Railroad at their maturity.
Mr Hoyle, a memorial from citizens
of Cleveland county in regard to the
desecration of the " tJjbbitn d:.y by
railroad companies.
By Mr Graham, ol L,ccoip, a to
regulate the sale of liquor. Tui h-ll
is to introduce a bell jiULch.
By Mr Waddell, a biil to prtvtut
fraudulent voting j u the gcounri-.:&
the State.
By MrErwin, c bill for the prol c
tion offish.
By MrBryan.of DapJu, bill toia-.
. corporate the Wiiniingfon, CnarxVutt
and Western Railroa i Coriipany.
Mr Waddell, on a en?penbiuxj of th-:
rnles, called up the bill changing the
time of holding th? conrtsia the lourlb
judicial district. T!j jad.ei.iry ; coia-:
mitteo recommended a tuostituu
which was adojited and patt.I its third
, re ding and was ordered engrossed for
the House.
Mr Bynum, on a tnipcusiou of the
rules presented a fcubtitutj from t'uv
judiciary committee in regard to . th.
ridings of the Superior Uout Judges,
which was adopted and n-ipsei itstuird
leading, and was ordered engrossed
for the House.
S 13 81, to require prosecutors in cer-
taiacisa3 to piy tiir own coit3.
Passed its third rt-f ding.
S B 180, to regulate tue ses-iou " of
the grand juries ior tha several on;r.i
of tie State. 1'aiscd tmrd reauirg.
S B 51, to define tha cricinal juris
diction of justices of the pe.:eu, passed
its third reading and eugrowod for tL
House.
S B 93, to prevent the destruction
of sea turtles, terrapins ul-J marsh
fowl on the sea coast iu- Brunswick
county, passed its third reading.
At 12 m, th9 S'jniito received from
the joijt comm:tt'ju nominations for
Trustees of the University, which were
adopted, as follows:
Class of 1831, Eu'jeno Gnsora, of
tVake, in plca of B F il-joro, de
ceased .
Class of 18S3. A II Merrirf, of
Chatham, in placi of Saton Ciales,
deceased.
Class of 1SS5, R II Battle, of Wake,
ia place of D M Carter, deceased.
Class of 1885, A M Lis wis, of Weke,
in place of Forney George, deceased.
Class of 1879, to fill two vacancies
of additional Trustees, whoo.e tim ex
piresNovembsr 30,1879 Divid A Long
of Alamance and Uio v uiiams-.-u of
Caswell.
Class of 1879, to fill 1G vicmeies of
Trustees whose term will expire ru.v
30, 1879: Mills L Kara, of GxU s; Win
T Faircioth, of Wayne; J A Gilmer, of
Guilford; Jno W Graham, of Orange;
James M Lcacb, of Davidson; F IU
Johnson, of Dare; Wca J Yatea of
Mecklenburg; Ralph r Buxton, c;
Cumberland; John Miuuiug, of Chul
ham; Noah P Foard, of Surry; K 1;
Bridgers.of Elgeconibe; II B Peebles,
of NorthamDton; D P IVicLiacaeru. ot
Robeson; Geo Davis, of New Hanover;
Jas Li Robinson, of Macon; liev A D
Batts, of NO Conference.
IX CONGRESS YESTERDAY -
C .' SENATE.
Waiixgton- JaiL 24-The Vice
PruiJent laid before the Semite a memo
rial of El zateth Cady Sranton, Susan B
Anthony and other officers o the Wo
man s unraga xisscciauon, lajiug me
Pa:Sige of a joint resolution proposing an
amend rnent to the Constitution of the
United States to prohibit the several
Starts of the Un-ou irvm disfranchising
rei-ions cn asc(-u ;t otHsex. Referred to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec
lions 1 1 ! -
A Lill was iutrcduced b- MrGrover, to
reattict tha ituaiigration of Chinese tothe
United States, liefcrred to the! Commi -
tee on Foreign Relations. . j j
Mr Saulsbuy caUtdjup' the ireolution
submitted bv htm caliipg upou th- Sicre-
tary of thi Tre-is-jry r inf.rni i'.ion in
roinrd to tl e cnn:t. '?.fliQ l aid bankers
ami otltrs fiT t;eg jtiaifiig the fjde of U S
bond; whether intrl has been paid to
cihcd boiiis at thc smQ t;rne that inter
est was acciuiug oi the I'utufs sold to re-t!c-crn
ti..e can-e; tiov- much ddub-e interest
was so pai'l; wLe(h. r i jthe jprocteds of
the botids sui(l liad jbeQii I af.'oWed to I
mala u;i deposit wifh the Naii ) al lian
j Churcli SerTices. '
Worship in the various churches of the
i cit v to-morrow as follows
COIHIEIICIAL TIE WS.
re-
noait vvifii tue iai ; ai iianics
act a.Guv.ri-mvit Djjoit'ries, etc.,
i4r Morrdi, of ('t., submitted the
am.'i:diiitDt, i rovi :i!n r : that ttip informa-
tiou heret.'fore oniinunicate i to either
Hou.sa of. C-M.ress ii&all' not bo repeated,
bin reference to the(ociv:ninD where the
iinuti is t-j be luuii'i thull De made, and
tho ijaincs of fcubscribera to the popular
WILMINGTON MARKET
Jakvakt 234 F
,.l
ST. JOHN'S chuech, I 8FIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted firm at
corner of Third and Red Cross streets. Rev. 27 centfc bAles 309 caska at thAt v0
(ientrra Patterson. I). 1) . Ifr-r. .Tn ROSIN Firm at l 15 for Strained and
20. 1870 The Third Sunday - after the I 1 17 101 ij0oa trainel. No sales reported
Epi; any.! Celebration of th llolv Eucha-1 TAK Finn at Jl 10, Sales receipts at
rist
o cl.ek. Evening Prayer at 7:30 o'clock. I CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted firm at
Sli I'd ay School at C;30 p. in. - I $1 25 for Hard and f 1 85 for Soft and Virgin.
! I Sales at quotations.
.xx v-xu!, COTTON-QuotedQUiet. We hear of sales
cpr:t.. r ol Market ana 1 iltn streets. Kev. J 25 bales at the following official quotations:
tfi I,, layior, raster, services to-morrow Ordinary ....... --Cents.
a 11a. m. and Iz'ZO p. ni. Sunday School I Good Ordinary ..........
at V::X) a. m. Brooklyn Sunday School at I Strict Good Ordinary.....,
j). m. l oung !3Ien7s 1 rayer Meeting 1 Miaaiing.
1 r.tVidv- E?at. a i:-J(J O clock, f-hnrrh I
j o w - - . i n J :
aer Meeting Thursday night at 7:30 rwuu Jumui"I4f
Ok'J -t K.
1 .
CULT BKOXIPTt
8
9
.. ............
t$
t
tt
Rosin..
Tar ...
Crude Turuentinw
62 bAles
252 cak
2 132 bbl?
74
77a
iOuiI iUoV Jllo, IS?
Uiia;Kus L;.e Ucu hiaJe;- may bejomit-
ltd.
t w hom no com-
TLe lancndiiient ' vi -
L(l- the rc-nu!uiiua"?j"rec-d to as
accej.-tcd by Mr
pally cagaged on
)utcrtuce "report,
the
bill,
as the
bouks to coaie ia
.aiissuary,
amerj'l'jU. '
'J'ne Siuafe saj
tl; IVfet "i:0u:e till;
whica at tho.last st'ssioa was not : acted
upon. Tlie'Iloue " conference committee
i'atu lcfustd to cuLslder!
ciaiite therein, aHowit
tree turoaga the ra ula mj pursuance ot
the Postal Treaty Uu ion, vtas rgirded ' as
a re veil saeasure &ul as! suci should
have origimittd m tub liuuso. The bill
alao cuutuii s ihu Ujaziliaiiia iil steamship
suhsitiy' ciaim, and provides fur reviving
the fruukirig privilege, both of which aie
regarded by some s ct'p.lrute measures
Afier couai .tr-ibje debate, the question of
Parliamentary law andithp privileges of
each iiUoo, involved id tuis ronort. were
refer mi to a C'.muiittee bf live.
iir K.lmunds agaia rcsuaied the mo
tiozi to tao" up his itsoliition ratifying
the recent constitutional amendments.
Sever.d dilatory motions were interposed,
&aCt, pending th
origma
T. VALM.S EVANG. LUTHERAN CHUECH.
Corner ot Sixth and Market streets R . 1 Cotton
.. . lioinheim.!) . D.. I'astor. Frnjar-Mp"ts Turpentine
' .. . " r 1 D.:-,
iUm -..ervioj ( Jinqiisn) .a; 10:30 a.m.
Service and C. imau ji u at 11 a.
m ix. iinu service at t:-;u p. m. cuo
day Se!i ol u, C p. 111. lUirivdau's Aatc
ciaiivii at, 4 p. m. Cutecht-iical Instruc
tion on FriiJ:y at 3iU p. in.
ST. JAMES PARISH.
corner Third and Market streets. Kev. A.
A.Vats?:i; I. !., ittt0:r. Jtn. 2(J, 1879,
Third SanJiiv tar kvoh i t. Morning
Pr4yerjit. Hoc ock. Sunday School at 2:45
p. u. Evening Prayer a: 4 o'clock.
FP.OT -STBSET M. E. CHI R ;II (SOUTH),
C3r!ner Front and Wajnii!; srr Rev. E.
A. Yates pxs:or. Services tt 11 a. m. and
7"3p p. m sundry t'c it oi .it 3. p. iu. ; VV,
M.! Parker, u p'. Yuijg Meu's Society
luss 1 v evening at 7:30 o'cl-xk, and reg
ular Prayer Meeting ;v.id LecLuie Wednes
day -'vetiiu at 7.'00 o'clock.
FIFi;i STKHET M. E. CHUiiCH (SOUTH),
on IPif.h, between Nun and Church
s re.'t. U. 11. Hail, pastor. Services or &'0 thb wksk esdiso jan. 20 '79
at, 11; a. m. :-r.d 7;I5 t. m. Sabbath School I nnt r .
a.m. iVfivT iit'ftt'? I I.H'sriaw ov . I
at 7:30 o'ciock.
sr.?Auis trijcoPALi'cuuKcn,
corner Fourth and Orange stceets, Kev. T. Spirits ashore
ai. m-her, .uect ;r. b-itvices at 11 a. m.
aad 7: 30 p. in. Sunday School at 3:30 p.
m. s.ia.s tied.
SECOND BAPTIST C4UBCT,
on Sixth, between Church and Castle
streets. Preaching at 11 d 'clock, a. m.
a-id 7."3j o'clock, p. m., by JJ10. J. P.
Kinjr. S inday School at 9:30 a. m. Eec-
uiar Prayer Meeting at 8 o'clock, Tuesday
even ni'.
I MARINE NEWS.
' AKKIVL'D.
Steam-yacht Passport. IIarrr. Suiitlivllle.
Gec Myers.
Steamer D Murchison. Garrason. Favette-
ville, Williams A frturchSkoii,
bteamsnip D J Foley, Bennett, Baltimore,
A D Cazaux.
Nor barque Dinorah, Hansen, Cadiz, It E
Heide,
Schr Ada Ames, Adams v Iiockland. Me.
(with lime to Worth & Worth) vess to
Master.
CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smith vill ,
ueo buyers.
Steamship Kegulator. Doane. New York.
A D Cazaux. .
Steamer D Murchison, GarrasoTJ, Fayette
ville, Williams & Murchison.
WEEKLY STATEMENT
miscellaneous.
Iliocollanoous.
JOHN W. GORDON,
a
WM. J. GORDON
JOHN W. GORDON & BRO.
good companies General Insurance Agents and
Adjusters.
REPRESENTING Over 350,000,000
Assets
: Prompt Adjustments. x-iJPBt FIRE JLA.'Rxisi
.24 XIOHTH WATXSU s?
m -
o
p
ID
0
at V.
nin4
afloat
TotaU
afloat
3,824
030
7,754
7,044
20
o
9
Total.....
a
7,064
Basin ashore S0.305
aiioai 5.187
Total
Tar ashore
afloat
nioiion,
the
HOUS& OF REPKESENTATIVE3.
Jan. 23, 1879.
By Mr Newell, ptthion from citizens
of Bliden county. rJL the Committee
on Propositions and Grievances.
The speaker presented a memorial
from the Virginia and North Cut jlina
Chistian Conference in relation to the
running of trains on Sunday, which
wag read and referred to the coiamii
tee on internal improvements.
The following named bills, -were in
troduced, read and passed first time
and were referred or otherwise dis
posed of as follows:
By Mr Lindsay, bill to require the
tix collectors of cities and. towns to
make monthly reports. To the com
mittee on counties, &s.
By Mr Lockhart, bill to amend the
charter of the Great Falls Maauf act
ing Company. To the committee on
Corporations.
By the same, bill to amend the char-.
f ter of the town of Laurinburg in
Sichmond county. To tho committee
on Counties, Cities, &c.
By the same, bill to allow the com-
missioners of 'Richmond couuty to
Jery a special tax. To the committee
on judiciary.
By Mr ArJrey, bill to tax non-rer-dent
merchant and drnmoit-rs. To
the committee on judiciary.
By Mr Blocker, bill to prevent the
selling or giving away of liquor at
political speakiDgs. To the commit
tee on propositions and grievances.
The Speaker then announced that
the time had arrived for the House to
proceed to ballot for trustees of the
University, and appointed Messrs
Davis of Catawba, and BjaisJeil to
superintend the election..
MrXockhart nominated n 'list ci
gentlemen whose names will be found
in the report of the proceedings cf
the Senate, and tho House proceeded
to vote viva voce, each member voting
for the entire lh t of naaej with a few
individual exceptions.
utbMaga xcuciYCU II (JLI I Lie
Senate transmitting amendments
adopted by that body to the bill fixing
the times of courts in the 4th Judicial
District, The' amendments were con
curred in and tha bill ordered to be
enrolled for ratification.
Senate adpurntd
II 0 USE OF KEPEESEXTATIVES
TLe proposition to hvve the sugar bill
maatftre special order! for Wednesday
r -
uest wis objected to Lvf m Mr Banks, of
A resolution was adopted iustruciingtho
Ways aud Mtana couiiriittce to consider
the feasibility of euaciiud a law equalizing
the internal revenue tax amons all th
Sta'cs.
The Census l-iii was u
order for tii- secind 'i'u
ary.
The II.,usj thtvi weu.
the vVhoIvj c.n tl:e r
A! mot .ill thfj "war cU
ol'j rt 'i 10 ly Lir lir i-,of Wisconsin
ji.r L imJi1j(rtiijL1:tl a substitute for
the army oiatr.z ition b.i , which was or
dered to be printed.' j j"
ilr iSay .er intntdiiecd a Mjbstitute for
the ex:eu's:cn of th3,! privilege? of Ci.iciu-
aati as a port of enfry. llfterred.
to-hi:ht 1 for ahe
corner ' hi:d ami Orange Sstic ts llev.
Dr. .J. 1. Wi s i., nis or. Services at 11
a. m. -i-.td :'-j:J p. ui. Young I Men's Prayer
Meeih.g 1 ues era. j night at ! 7:20 o'clock .
Lecture" WTursdAj eveuinj; at. 7:30 oMock.
6ibbit!i i hxl at 3 p. w.
somen's uetiiel,
Dock, bet.veen j Water and Front streets.
ujv. ,) is. , . (.;ai, chaplain, isenicesatl
Total...;..;
Crude ashore.: ,
afloat
85,492
6,058
129
6,187
1,W
V. o 3 m f fS.g CD j c S ta T B .h fi H ttSh,
" I Pis! Is a fl a 1. I 3
oHlp
r u
"Bill
P L. BlilDGERS & CO.
TotaLJ ,,409
REOBIPTS FOB TS1 WBEK EMDIHG JAN. 20. 1879.
' I
Cotton... 1,335
opiriis...
Th083 who'll re-ad thU rhyme and vUit orr
store j
Will appreciate mora thao ever before
I ' I
That oor m i o do s cot vainl' aspi e
! ' . . i . .
To climb 0- mpus, and inglorioailj expire
s4n I Tn nt K , -
Rnain 1 11 ono I ,lCJTli "" " pate
i r
llj a. iu., m vihieh seainen are' cordially Crude"" '
mviied. I j,&u
sipoaxs FROM JAN. 13 TO JAN. '"201879.
Domestic.
ade the spec'a?
play ia Fecru-
iiito co:nriiittce of
ivat'j calendar,
ims" I i 1 1 3 ! were
The pu jlic are invited to attend religious
services at the Tilestou upper room, iu the
Tile tou Norm d ISohool tuildio", on Ann.
between Fourth and Fifdi streets, every Cotton 1
ounaay atternoon at o o'cIock. Spirits
sr. maiik's (cm. misfmuT nuMvTr I Kosin J
1,145 I With the time, an i at way p;oiDt to tho place
Where tej ' bloir" about one special thing,
- !
Which has, withou dubt, th true basinesaj
SPEER'S !
Port GrapeiWine
Daedin Cli arches tor . Comiannion purpoiM.
ring.
V. MACK'S. (CO!,.) EPISCOPAL CUV ECU, j 5J
orner Sixth and Mulberry streets. Iltv. CrudeV.V.V.V.V.' &
J. O. Ura iy, Axinister. barvices at 11 a. " " '
corner
C
m. and 7:"0ii? ui. Saints' Days ya. m. and
4:30 p. m. fcas:day bclioohut. iS!;TlJaniabas
at 3:30 p. m. SmU iiee. J
FIR3T CO G USG A1IOXAL CaUIiClI. l'
Memorial li all, .corner Seventh a .d .Nun
streets it-v. i). I). Dode, Minister,
fcimd iy sc: vie-:; at 20:30 a. iu. nud 3 a!.d
9:55
2 I And this thing vre wil briefly explain.
With the hope that we wi 1 cause no paia
Foreign.
t'ottot 3,410
Spirit?..... ;. 2.626
Rosin..... 13,173
Tar ioo
urude
Op
Frais-j and (Juriierriic. infujj
every Wednesday, tdht at 7:30 oV:i.ck.
1 1 . : . i . :..
xuc xxyvico is j i j t:iuu
business of the Judiciary
Raleigh News.
Wake forest Collect'.
To bro-h r groce 8, wha, ia jears'one Dj,
Learned t pt oodi at; figures that were
high :
Unfort-iD.Mi-tjr we at e ?otni of them incline
To f )h t c-i! . -nf nf fn!d Linjj Synej'
300 HKUIIC llCS Of iiaiiaiiaS. Bat we coniiir 'n ''. congratulation
That Wfl'rc no frx.tr r,.tir.a ir ,.t ...x:. I
T HAVE IHI DA V RECEIVED 300 w
J. Bunches of very choice iJananas. "which n old tim,i P fi6" hida wide .Vanffp,
win uesoiu very low. i nose calling early .j'ij v K.. i a u j
will have the advantage of a-Wi ft niJL And old ?abllS are lard, hard to chae.
cori. mitteo.
AliUIIXAf
Thaaumvary of tho t wo literary bunch at 6. (vNORTHROP'S, Of Wilmington grocers we take the lead !
jcieties of ttiiA lustitiritn will be held decoJ. Fruit and Confectionery Stores '
onthelith of Februirv. Thd exerv
cises of the day will begin at 2 p tn ia
the college chaiu l. when them will h o
Iii'eiih Observer: The Governor has public deba; between the nhnsor,
appointed Col L C Jones to examine the orators, who are in following gentle
Western XCK R, as at practical railroad taen: Mr J F xtio diliau, of Lumber
man anipivil enviqeer undir a-esolution ten: Mr J N Hold ne. of Wake Forest
y apj roved Jan" Mr E F Aydlett, of Camden, S O; and Meats, Kice. Ac, promptly executed at bot
air ii Montague, of Wake Forest. I Mceoy . jao. x. rsiTtWAr,
Now t proyd 'this 8ssertin we only need
Speer's Port Grape Wine !
Four Years Old.
X n I
OailipieS irOlll lialtimOre 10,em,ne tDe Publl thatour clean new store HpHIrt JTJSTLT CELEBRATED NATITK
and Nev Orlems.
RDEaS for Molasses, 8ufar.Coffe,goap.
U Water Street.
of tho General Ass2mbj
18th, 1S79.
Polkton Argus : We learn that there I At 7 o'clock m the evening the an-
IS 1 rrrat dp:ll nf PtMfnmonf ?n ofi; niVerSatV OratOrS. fiho.PTl VV tha fm
- r-y - - . m v.. . .txu t , j I r .v. w .
neighborhoods of gui sister cdunty Stanly, ii3 wiiJ VK-- These are Mi 'Tiiat iillSbaiKl Of Minft"
wiicie iue revuuue oincers maue a raiui a n " w'5u, u xx,t, u, ui me
week cr
aod fri
tha sti!
cljftzsns have been iIe5Srs. J r A'deruitfti', of Clinton; L T plce in the city to bur Clothine-. Hat Fnr
uircaienea. : Arme i mau are coins about 1 " vj.uiuuui uuuiiiv: ,j iu t. . t
iu tqaads, rocliius houses, firras off their Davl8 of H-ndeisonviile; and W T U1SU'D2 wcoas, and m fact, 6Terjthin ap-
guns, spring - vengeance against the V u"r'"i -te president pertamingto the desires of a Gentlemanrlow
revenue ofiicers. if thev should . Wain : hP 13 "90 1 L richard.- of Kicbmond . i
caught ia the county. IWe tell this as J' tne oecretary MrJTJ Battle, of uuwn' ac Pnces t0 8mt times, is at
bid bv ben from .V.ttAH .f 01' xaa anniversaries at
mia college are always occasions of
the revenue ofiicers made a raid! a ! -Li Wright, ut Troy, N C. of the
2r two since. It is said the parties ;PiiIpmatheiii; and Mr. vV N Jones, P CLARES EMPHATICALLY, particu-
rieuds of the same, interested! in of Raleigh, of the EuzeUan. r jhf . -
!lingireon.the war path and the , The marshals oa tnis oc3ioa nre 7' P08ltlTel7 nd ncereiy, that the only
wo haar it and as it was
that county. N
ra!cih
Observer :
Made others be rainfed and nr.nt a. llfito I
- ' r- n mio iiviuug Ol IDS vforiv
mor$l "rape, raised In this country. Ita invalnabl
T.llh t. , ; , . . Tonic anfl Strentlieiiiii Preiertips
L,ke all bxmnes, mea who are truly wise,; are unsurpassed by jniiiTv .
We at once bean to extensively!advertie - ejnfrhe Eure ce oiLe Pinced
- JK under Mr. 8 peer's own personal fuperrlsleD,
WherJoir friei.d catching the idei, tl onekt ij pwity and genuineness are cruaraateed.
6 Tho youngest child may partake pf Its Mer
it well ous Qualities, and the weakest isTalid may-,
n, . . , to advantage. It Is particularly beif
1o increase their ep ace, aaih i printers will Acial to the aged and debilitated, and suited
. , - to the arious ailments that afflict the weaker
tel1 ' e-TTIti8ineTery respect, A WINK TO Bl
xxs. . .. RELIED ON. t I
At $rst we put some poetry in oar "ad,"j o 4 -w ' f
The P. J. SHERRY ia a Win. f Mnpt
They followed oar lead. And when we tried KIOB CHARACTER and partakes' of th
b"'vcu quaiiues oime grape rrom Iwnica u
But when they saw; this plaa was not bad,
OTTERBODRO'S.
e -' Anl . , . A. A. ! mt ml ' I llr TIT V. ... .
a "i-cviiBi ci. 'luvuiciib to viHirnrs nf chi i - men a wear ipnnt" t irn .x
r- .y ... I ,j , . : " uvui - -ar - - J wuiini.
cuuTiuieu HkopriDs ierm, ot Union institution more flourishing how
Superior Court, of manslaughter, and than for bnii years, and eveu a more
sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten eDiOTable annrvrsirr 'thn- n...i ;..
mi - (tcuttt lO
P. S. Examine "Argosy" Roller Fuspen-
jan 23
ders.
years, ba keen pardoned by j the Gov- piedrcted.
ernor. He copy th3 (jroveruor s indcrse-
ment.in full as it is alike creditable to
Success in the Stock Market.
his consideration fiiirl f ho : .Tia7icli vwolr. . I T"
'RmiMr 7 t r r: ljF P20Fl understand
Sn ,ir rw w ' Jn:., . tue a'" amassed so ra
Cf
Wot ice.
OFFICE W. A S. RAILROAD CO,
January 21, 1879.
They followed as nicely as if led by the nose!
We next thought 'twould be well to try
ibyme, .
When lol they graiped the idea as sublimtl
Though ,they Late followedagali; we hare
done, 1
When this battle is well fought an d won.
. 1 mtJP ountinm . nr. ... - I
now large for- ' I VAtta wm ,eaTe head Some will , see that "extra percent." un't
lOluiv in" suvlr I x . . -v vwuw ouui ana c as tie I
is made. For MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
it will be found unexcelled; ,
Speeds P. J. or Pedro J. Brandy,
This noted Brandy Is pure dUtlllatloa
from the crape and is equal to the finest Hes
nessy or Otard Brandies ; for medicinal par
poses it can be relied upon as strictly pare. !
See that the signature of Alfred Speer,
Ff8Ac N' J; u otet the cork of eachlwttle.
A. SPEER'S ML Prospect Tineyaros.Hfw
J ersey . Office, No. 34 Warren 8L New T ork.
Jjey OREEN & FLANNER, J. C.
DS' DruggUts, and P. L. BRIDGEB'S
AC0 4 I .nl
i . ,.nr:.: ..... t , pauuua, lutfbsrs. Lawrence vr i v i
n . w u. wiu w. i nKn i i - . . - n i . ouiin umi
and Union. TLe case was one of man- f V A - nave ust published rous of nailing the Cemetery can rely m.on
slaughter no-, aggravated aud I take 7?t unerring ru es for success," and full mff ac.ding to above schedule,
pleasure in saying Ihit I sin the pardon e. - r WRIGHT, Supt.
ia part recognition of the rood icd law- 727 e V v r , v c.omomallon sys-
ab;dmg oharacter
this being tho
and Sun copy.
AH Right, at-Last !
brought fo ray notice, on the part of any
of that peoplo " j !
A card.
To all who are suflerini
,f5nv ai.a auuis, are pooiea into I 7"E are piVAcvn
one immense capital, and co-onerated aJ VV "K, w
a mighty whole, thus securing to each Ute to our fi lends and the pabUc that the
shareholder all tho advantages of vast .v 1 ,
capital and best .kill. Profits dirSS occupied Jby us, damaged ky the late
" The Stata 3ranse meets
February 4th. - ; .
in IUIeigh
n -..1 : . . . r .
ot jouiu, nervous weak- profit
OF CHARGE. This
roni tiie errors every 30 days. 815 would make S7r. fie, has been-thoronffhlv raiui
- V V I - B f - wl - wx .XI I
i wouia return xi.uou. or lt
centi on the stock in the month, and
eteat remedv tt. 1 on' cording to the market. Mra. S. Ppftfili IWW
discovered by aiiiissionaly in South Amer-1,, .e7 fashion Editress Newark l uucriCS,
and aie prepared to fill all orders.
1ST- W llATA ttll .fAw J .
U- i.xJ xngea
K.. T i -j uownre wnicn wul De sold at almntt
better. Large or small amounts m anv nnV- - 1U Bi UH0BX
Por Ud wards or TMm Years fused -with equal proportionate snvps Vwl Jl W. AI.HKRWav a- rn
Mils. Wixslow's Sykup has I been used !hls sJster). All kinds ct stocks 'and Family Grocers,
for children. It corrects aciditv nf t.h onds wantetlj 'Government bonda snn- Cor- Chestnut and Water streett.
stomaca, Relieves Kind CQlicj regulates "T- APPl7 lo Lawrence & Co.,
icx xsena a seir-addiessed envelope tothe ultU -auvemser, maae over 375 per .
KivV- Joseph T. Lnmak, Station D. Bible cent- Profit 0Q I aa investment,. Oct. 5th
AAuui. Liu j. oK ijiiv. tt. w oio. juany otners are aoin i hp I , I
But with old stock and such bavy expense,
They" will find that the prices of P. L. Bridgers I
& Co., ; ; jl: " .
If followed will surely hring them to woe!
f
To pio 8 thlt Vt nif in iit ...
W e announce that we sell for a week from to
day; A ' .
Eleven pounds of "A Sogar" for only one
dollar, , y-J
Which lead we invite all grocers to follow.
t The mnse here caogbt signs of that ne
horse grinding machine of" Herr "Von Kr.s
o.iigiB,MawuM taoroughly diFjruted at
the eheapway of grindiDg6ont po5try that
neither love nor money coold induce him to
finish our rhyme, so it; had to come to an
abrupt ending.
! Reapectfnlly and Truly,
jan 6ir P. L. BRIDGERS A CO.
The Latest Wews. y
rpnE CELEBRATED PEARL' I1IRT cas
aow be bonght all ficiahod and leadj for thi
L&undryjat t
$1 One Dollar $1
Call 'and are them.! '. . .-Ij
f No flFlIRT in thm
. r- -
ri,u eTep per cent, more m Bey.
dec 4
Sold only by
A. DAVID,
The Clothier.
the bowels
rhcea,
other
remedy,
l Law School
A CHARTER will be applied for to the
XX. next General Axsemblr.
Hard Ware.SHard Ware . PAT SESSIONS for Lecture andkeclv
ROLLINS' TIMBER Awn wnnn .wc xf'.!T? Monday aod Wedneidiy,
V Every az warranted. Simmons' Box-
Every. Tuesdaj
w- n A . i xh vf- ana 1 itrnin a t.i - iiMk i t.i ....
. cures dusenterv ! and riW- "ers, d itxicnange riaco. X. Y. Qtv. U V v D THIS MORNING .nieTI(1M nrTrnCx""' 0n muii r SESSIONS.
. .. i i a irwA -i.;x. j . . c i " kU, xismucu. nimmn a r j T' - j . - .
. whether ansms from teething or I I "4 wultf eoiorea uaras and &c ' All for tale at l.Mt imT ZZZirz 1 x tlua oi .il. to 9 r.
cause. An old and JweU-teier ZON JOqRXAlx, i. oT h .TiTBnicob ; r GILF8 AD&iSrJ7 v.. kl V
25ccada6c d&ir. TrVir VTerr ' "DAILY revew job of n. SS&MiircbJaonBlocfc- r,r'. v.
EDWARD CANTWEL14
T7iIxZirtC3, If. C.
... S - - - . a : I u. w"f "uware,ainware and Crockerr I
V ; r-r- ; xor. caiiius ca ua. , iaa " dec 9