Victims of Yollow Feyor.
T..e Disease In Memphis a Remoter
of Races, Xt Persons
Mfm-bi-, Aug 27-Tbe iudic?tir.t
i.i;,. but little charge in tl,
6 ate of affairs Yrlh.w. Jack .
WOrks of men of .M.,Lce. I.o
j tins vear it i"
in tl.e fever, and ail color, ftt-il sliad.
,e."Ven wtite and Mack aro less
cept.ble. until7o..r-Hcb t he pur - -Rro
or Af.ic.n type, wbicb 11-r-?I.i
n nil. Axotl.er p.-ulirily l
tu-t 11,1" .urf--l"""(ll African rrrcov. r-
far niiiutT u.
Jja.-t 3ear't-
priv m
Tj to a'.'.uiifrtM
im-
refer-
more rap
brtB the '.JwettBH hi a
i.r.n hrt Tulii, race
iwVftw race H,n,re,l ter.ib.y h.re.
ThiH y.r the H.hrcws iM-d.mo r.-fu-cef-
The Inl and lirm-m rac e
Kffe'rmore tnn do -the I'T"1
Spanish: The northern -1 ! :
native American rwr
th Southern biancu not n-ar bo tann,
if being to a measure acci.raa'Kl ny
reeide,c9 bmtb. -Few have yuov
i, ver twice, but, hko hraaH'p.iX, it uu.
LittvicetI.ebRU.ei:crM.u. Mruugc tn
my the Chines do not taKo yellow
fever L-.Ht year-no Oiimmu dy.u
o b -VT. Tuis year nono have to far
UkrLtL.edieust.. We. ha ve a, po,u-
lilty Uuinse hi win
British Labor Troirbles.
London, Aug! .7-'lhe resolution
passed by the operative epinners oi
Oid.m. nrnteinfc Bgiin-t the pro-
. ! .- i J In
...Mrv. fit l.roilIK l-diii j-w
. ' ' t Hull Ulfl
m liters m qW-rer ee uh
ui-msf-lve in WorojT; ft scLeni' for
Hvstf m.tio mratioii if reductions in
w"k coL'tinne t. be made.
Mm hotter Guardian' correspondent
.,t O cltiim siivs: la the preheat tem
per of the operative Lee the re is no
telling wfm extremje measures they
mividopt.' I . r, . -
The Guardian eay.: ITbe Execnli
Committee of the orth and ortb
west L uiCinhire Master' Asf-ociatioL
will meet in Miricrieater on Tuesday,
the 21 of S-ptember, to con-ider a
proposal for the further 1 re luction of
H-agen. The meters aliego that som.
tep toward the alleviation of the de-nr.-HHion
iu Uade is absolutely iivce-
,arx; but Home dintriets aro more
. fatrr nf a I rfidustioQ than
MIUUiJiJ "J V. " j 1
Jucli JU is E'
" . " J
k tv to t.ike ijIcJi ce.1
d to-dav to
colored
nuoibHi
y to l.ill'J piu
or KiliUti's tl
1'alfiit 1
V AiiiM;rN'
organ flat to his face. The blow was
made with either a slang shot or 4 ft
large stick, the person struck .not
knowing which.
Greensboro Patriot : Mr W B All
red, of C-dar Falls, liandolph county,
uas invented and patented a water
tfheel. which it is confidently claimed
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Wll-MJLNOTON MARKET I
AUGUST 29-4 F M. I
I
8PIRIT8 TURPENTINE Quoted dull at
24 cents. Sales of 200 casks reported at tnai
figure. ,
KOSIN Dull at ?1 00 for Strained and
SI 0214 for Good Strained. No sales reported
.till produce one-third more power in eu.her grade . Sales 100 bbls fine rosins at
tha.n any otuer wheel wilh the same J3 qq orcM) Pale, and 3 37lA for (N) Extra
ctric Liht.
27. A palent
Axis'.
was ibHii-a ve.-.rday frcm thp United
rftatPH latent lOlKce ' to ,Tliomas A
E.lidon cf Menio Trk, N.J,- for the
wli:cti
latiou OJ borne.
nitv.
'i'ho new P;V e rr-portei
the Board of Health number kn
t. -rwi tw'.vft rolored lnnide the
city, and two whites and ono
Ac Tl, p-iees of death
'murium. , - j
i.i'fQ nnil three coiorea miae,
and three whites outfiule toe city
We hav other fevers bewdt p yeno
fever here, and many' of the former
have been mistaken for the latter. One
member ot the newmihUry white coxu
pauy, Memphis K-Herved, A,eaautb:r
IJoyd, has died of fever. i wo other
members, J. II. rurueli and Joe W
Pimm, aro sick. It is. estimated that
not more than two hundred and titty
peEM)' a imve as yyt been sick at an
one time since the fever appeared, and
the total nick from flrs' to last will no?
exce d one thousand. I u 1 873 we had
over eleven hundred sick at one time,
and last" year treble that ninmb..
The ciy is very quit. Tne order
of the Slate Boaid of Health, prohib
iting pertioua from oeing out after J .t
night without passes, is rigidly en
forced. This has prevented mceudiar
itm and house breaking tA a great, a
tent The monotony of fever life is
beeomiue oppressive, with no hope oi
c.-suatiou until November. It is aston
irdjwg how reckless people become
when in daily contact wilh fever
'Those residing eleehere have no idea
as to h iw Meuiphi ans expose them
selves to fever iu atteuding friends,
and even etranger3. . '
1-ii..iri iictitincr ininiiraius on
i!e ha.s been 'txperimenting for some
Cimp. A patent lor ail electr.ctelepho- e
wai iri-ued to rf.,A Gowfr, of France,
a-pignor to C. U oosseveltj. New York.
Two re -Hfui a for electro-harmonic
telegraph were made ty the Il .rmomc
Telegraph Gimpfny, assignor to K
Gay ol Chicago
1
THE OLD WORLD.
Ane 28 Several mornirg
that an alliance wili
lAKOLTxAi
Wiijrftou hU.c-jutributed $G2 for ,th
ii.'uufoit tutlefers. 1 !
On Wednesday nelxt, September
3-d, Dr T U Piitouard will be inauga
r;.tnd a ft President, of Wkke Fore: t
College. i 1
Gold-boro M'bi: Mr W D L me, of
White Ii,tll Township, a few days ago
killed a rattlesnake;") feet 3 mchtf
iuantity of water, in existence,
uhh t)een fully tested, and one is now
in practical operation at Union. Mr
Allred is having one constructed i at
Charlotte to send to Boston, Mass.,
where it will be tested with other
wheels.
Washington Pre?: We are in re
ceipt of a letter from Hyde county,
which,' speaking of the late storm' says;
Che corn and cottou are laying flat
The f ct of it being the finest firops we
have had for yearp, makes it the harder
to bear. The bridges are all gone
with vessels on! the shore. St George's
Kni?couai Church waa unroofed and
badlv damaged otherwise, abo the fine
over the iQd at Swan Quarter, and
svvnt several buildings from tbeii
foundation; altogether 1 it was the
iriiiBt tnrjji ever known m that sec
tion.
Italeiih Ujscrccr. Some attention
has been directed to the feasibility of
aiaking crops of upland rice m inis
action, aud it is stated that it can oe
-ucceefullv crown. Thej raising of
rice will surely again become profita
ble in the eastern tier oi counties
Apropos of this the last Agricultural
Hep'jrf says that the acreage" in rice in
Craven couuty has been greatly en
larged, and the crop looks promising,
in iieaulort county it is doing web,
and the acreage is doubled;, in Duplin
the acreage is increasing, and it is
Hriplv TiPnnir has increas d
Pale. !
TAR Stead y at SI 10. Sales receipts at
quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Steady at 1 00
for Hard, and $1 60 for Soft and Virgin.
Sales receipts at quotations. I
COTTON Steady. No sales reported.
Thejfollowing are the official quotations :
Ordinary --- Cert-
Qood Ordinarj.... 10 "
Strict Good Ordinary "
Low Middling... :
Middling . il "
Qood Middling "
DA1LT aioiiiPTa
Cotton ..j 45 bales
Spirits TnrpeDtine... 36s cafcKj
aosin 1,849 bb 8
Tar.... 56 "
Crude TnrDntine.... 341 "
Miscellaneous.
MARINE NEWS.
es.
Wake county are
long. It hdjll ratt
n ore town -hip in
over teu men, all oyer b veils pi age,
who each day do g6od farm work, and
aie tieulthy and hearty. . j
Italeigh (jbvercer : A protracted
meetit!g wi I btgin at
odist, Church, about
Ebenezcr Meth-
fl miles from the
G jldoboro
L snoi
city, uu Suuday, coaduct'jd byiUev J
B IJobbitt 1 1 ,
Mail: Jno T Daly,1 of
mini ii tulle of new cotton on
Mir market Vcstt'i-diy for " Weight
300 lbs. T B flyman. i was the buyerj
Ihis is the tirst; b ; ie. I
U-ilpitrb Oba,,tccr : A. revival lis in
ARRIVED. !
Steamer Elizabeth. Chadwick. Smithvill
K P i'addison.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper. Smithville,
Geo Myers.
Steamer Gov Worth, worth. Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth. ,
Steamer Isis, Paddison, Point Caswell,
P Paddison. 1
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Williams A Murchison. i
Schr Jno A Griffin, Slover. Philadelphia,
Harriss & Howell. i
Br brig ' avaliere cardelli, Robertson
Belfast,. A. Sprunt & Son. t
Kchr Witch llagel, Ames, Baltimore,
E G Barker A Co 1
Schr Anna W Barker, Snowman. Boston,
E Gi Barker & Co. ,
CLEARED.
Steamer Elizabeth, Chadwick, Smithville
R P Paddisou.
riteam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
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oO Cent lor ix Months,
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Published every Day in the Year.
Postage Free. .
$10 pays for one year, Sundays included.
$8 pays for one year, without Sundays.
$5 pays for six months, Sundays included.
l i.atr for nix months, without Sundays.
f 2 pays for one year br any.specified day of
tu6 IT -
$1 pays for six montus for any speci fied day
$lpe- m(nth (iaciuding Sundays) will be
chargea on suoscriptlons for a lees period
thaa three mouths. i
i ' TO EUROrE Includiug Postage.
MigcellaneoUgt
SPEER?g
Port; Grape
v.vuco iur oicmnnir.-
n
Hrpt,
i
PASSAIC,
its acreage; in Pamiico the acreage has Geo Myers,
b en increased tenfold. Two , yearf mervXVorth. Worth.
at?o upland rice was commenaeu uy
Steamer Wave, Robeson,
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
fine Williams t Murchison
luUDo luc, - -- steamer Isis, Paddison, Point Caswell, R
speuiui 'i'o wcic ocui iu mo 4"- p I'addison
but no report has been made to tue oi-
tice on this variety this season.
progress among tho
Baptists at Samaria
Ininortaut'o the Afflicted.
We , would advise all who may need the
idvice of a bhvsician, to either call or
write to Dr. Rjuertson, 19, So. Eutaw jSt.,
Ritimore. Md., who irom 15 years expe
l ienee in Hopilal and Special Practice,
uuai.mtees a cure in all diseases of the
Urinary Oryaii.s a.ud of the Nervous Sy a-
lem. Ortranic and Seminal weakness, im
poiency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility ana trembling, Palpitation oi iue
llnait. dimness of sicht or giddiness, Noc
t.uinal Ejiissions. &c., all resulting from
abuses in y uth, or excesses in manhooJ ;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. II. is a graduate of one of the
oidpst and best medical schools m im?
couiitrv (Uripersity of Marylai d), and re
t'eis to the leading physicians iu his city,and
allconsttltiughim can rely upon honorable
and conndeutial treatment, in wining
Steamship Benefactor,Jones, New York,
T E Bond.
Schr E S Powell. Williams. New York,
cargo by Colville & Co; vessel by Williams
& Murchison. !
Exports.
COASTWISE.
New York Steamship Benefactor 22
bales cotton, S bbls crude turpt, 25 do pitch,
193 do tar, 1,199 rosin, 1,107 casks spts turpt,
4 b'dls shingles, ft lumber, 95 bales
Dine straw. 51 basrs rice. 187 nkes mflse.
rsew lorK. acnr n; o J. oweii iuv.soi
lumber.
WEI KLY STATEMENT
OF STOCKS OS HAND ATQ. 25, 1879
Cotton ashore
afloat..
66
36
Total.......
Spirits
101
ashore...! 9,679
afloat I,0i8
Church, having begun on baturday J nclose stamp for reply. Special attention
T r T
TinnprH here state
I I , . S
shortly be conomded between w.er
many and Austria.
The Standard's despatch from
Vienna eavs it is intended to fdrtify m
15 snia every important point occupied
l,v th. Austrian trooprf.
Tiie Nutional "line steamer Helvetia,
.which sailed from Liverpool yestcrdaj
for New York, took out eighty farm
ers, bound for Texas, who are dissat
isfied w.th tho agricultural pzospects
of E'Jglaud.
The Daily News' Paris correspon
.int d,n tT,iorl reis'in to believe that
III ui (5" -
hpn tho Chambers meet the govern
meut wiil demand power o banish
. mnmiiprs of tho old reicmit-c: fam-
iiit s who agitate against thj Itepublic.
The Standard's Berlin despatch says
the new treaty between Germauy aud
Japan guarantees the free exercise of
religious observf nces, and permits free
acc.js to the iuterijr of the latter
country bv colonists.
It is c-aul in M idrid that on the cc-
ciiouotKiug Alfonso's marriage an
Hrruugement will be made ,with Dr'n
C-r'os, ou whom it is proposed to
confer. 'tho title of Iuf mte, with a large
allowa ce, upon condition that he re
nounces all c'a m to the throne of
Spain. .
The Standard's Tans correspondent
reports that the republicans Vf Uu
deau have resented the presence of
King Alfonso at Areachou by placard
u'g tue town with insulting references
to the King. Tue police tore them
down immediately, and an iuquiry has
been instituted.
The Russian steamer Nordenkj .Id
arrived at Yokohama on the ls-t ol
August and left outhe 4'h for B -bring
Strait with stores for the Arctic expe
dition. The London Financier says : 'Ac
cording to the teachings ol all pas
experience, a very altered state of
things in the money market must su
perveue within the next three months.
The pinch is expected about the be-
iuniug of October, wueu bins arawn
by Aui-r.e.4 ugaiust wheat smpmeiiTs
xiill bp fin to tall duo heavily, uar
American food purchases are now be-i-inninsr
to bo estimated at amounts
..inmilHrnhlv in excess of. those
thouirht of a week or teu days ago,
ani notwithstanding the purchases
.f -.inn land other inanufncture.s
hprp th conviction pievails that
srold will be taken in payment to
considerable amouut. It is known
that large am-m .t of bills against
-wheat 6hiDments. with' the usual
aixtv days to run. have been steadily
urniimulatine darincr tho last month.
The crops iu Ireland seem to bo bet
ter spoken of than those of any other
n .rt ot the United Kingdom. Keports
irom various prta of Ualway show
that prospects of the harvest tre now
bright. Farmers expect to commence
reaping iu a fuw days. The hay is all
saved and is ail excellent. The crops
of turnios. mangolds. &c, aie in es
callent condition. .Potatoes, however,
tire in a good many instances blighted.'
ast. Great crowds flock to the church,
and there have been a number of con
versions. Tarboro Southerner; WljMEdmond
son, E ii, one of our best1 farmers, has
a hog 3 years" old which he- says will
now weigh 500 pounds, Mr iE raised
nearly 20 bushels of wheat! per acre
this seaon. , I ... ' , I
Eiizdieth City) Epnonmt : The
friends of Capt Josiah Simmons, of
thir place, f-ar that he and his gallant
vessei went down) at sea during the
recent gale. Nothing has been heard
fw.'in him. . i-' j ; 5 1 I j -
Goldsboro Nad: W revival of re
ligion closed at Salem1 M E Church, on
Sunday a week ago; conducted by the
liev MrShaunoh, aided byj ProfjTroy
Forty-two professed faith in Christ; 18
added to the church1. j '
Tarboro Southerner: Rev L L Nash,
pastor. of the Greenville Circuit, hm
iust closed a prtraeted meeting at
Bethel, the results of whioh were 41
accessions to the Church at that place
among whom were some ot the best
citi7"Tia i
Charlotte
iiiveu to all iemale complaints. Good ac-
cumihodaUons for all wishing to Icall and
iee him. Mediciufe sent to any address, f
Total J 10,707
Rosin ashore........... J 89,5 10
afloat.
7,343
Cipt
rr
R B
Brown
Saunders, representing tfce
Chemical Works, of Baltumore, who
has been sick at the. Central! Hotel for
three days .past, is out again and leaves
for the western part, of the 1 State this
morning.
Statesville Landmark: We are in
formed that quitei an extensive revi
val is being conducted jat the Fifth
Creek Presbyterian Church, in this
county, by the venerable Kev Mr Nail.
and that quitei a number have profess
ed religion under his preaching.
Weldon Krs : A revival is in pro
gress at
Scotland
i , A CARD.
. I ,
To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions ot youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manbood
&c, I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
Silmth America. Send a self-ad iressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph iT. Inman
Station I), New Ydrk City j
;g-MWTJiW;rrTlll,liri i ii.i.-iii . 1 ii. 1
ileadquaners tor Ale
' Lager Beer and Porter,
s itc4lrcus dc sort's,
- . . I No. 5 Market Stree
Toiai
Tar ashore....
afloat
96,853
7,519
8t0
Total.
Crude aehore
afloat....
8,il9
3.01 8
Total.
3,018
25, '79.
C
IAN FURNISH YOU WITH THE BES'i
Ale, Lager Beer and Porter, both keg and
bottled, in the city.
i
Country order promptly attended to
conducted bv Revs
Bjuiah Riptist Church
Neck). The meetings
in
are'
Huffham aud Dur-
Judge Kerr has
ittle improved by
i i i ... 3 - I . 4
nam and under thqir superintepdance
have had more than i thirty persons
seeking forgiveness' cflitheir sins.
Charlotte oierccr;. Mr W XV
Woodruff, the baggage blaster on the
Air-Line, who reejvd severe injmies
by having his headj struck; jby a piece
of timber projecting from a water
tank, a week or ten jdays ago, is lying
very ill at iNorcross.
Chatham A'cxorcj,
returned home I buts
his visit to the j Virginia Springs.
whither he had gone in search of
health, fle will hardly be able to
hold any of the Courts of his District
daring this year,' which, will doubt
less be a souroe of, much., regret to the
people of those counties I 1
Chatham IZccordi Mr ( Thomas C
Dixonhas a lemon free arid an orange
tree on his farm, both of which yield
as nice fruit as any raised in, a more
tropical clime. Mr Robert G .Eubank
has recently! brought, us a specimen
lemon from Mr Dixon' j tree, and it is
a very large one, weighing teven and
a half oucoes. j j j
Raleigh JyVtcs: On yesiterdcy after
noon, about 4 o'oiock, Mr Sylvanua
Martin, a country'man, j was severely
injured by parties unknown while
standing at th j I barrooui of J S Tay
lor on Fayettetillei street. The blow
was upon ( V nose, and mashed that
Buggies, Buggies,
Harness & Saddles,
FOR SALE AT I
GSRHARDT & CO'S,
j 3rd st., opposite City Halli
REPAIRING PONE WITH NEATNESS
) AND DISPATCH.
HORSE-SHOEING A 8PECIALTY
aug 25-tf i !
RECEIPTS FOB THU WBKK KNDINS ACQ.
I ! i
Cotton... '.i ! 31
Spirits 3,439
Rosin H.168
Tar 476
Crude 2,956
EXPORTS FOB THE WEEK ENDIKG ACQ. 25,1879
E Domestic
Cotton U. 61
Spirits 5 3
Rosin.'....: 1,107
Tar.. i 8f0
Crude..... HO
Foreign.
Cotton
Spirits i 1 1,317
Rosin U 3,097
Tar .J.. ,
Crude
30 0
A MON'IH guaran
teed. $12 a day.
home made by the
. t. HI
industrious, uapitai not requireu: we win
start you. Men, women, boys and girls
make money faster at work for us than at
unythiug else. The work is light and
pleasant, and such as ai yone can go right
a Thosej who are wise who see this
notice will send us their alddresses at once
and see for themselves. Costly Outfit and
'terms free. Nw is the time. 1 nose al
ready at work are laying up large sums of
money. Add8 TRUE & CO., Augusta,
Maine. j ;une 7 d&w, !
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Thoa. H. McKoy, iiobt H- McKoy
attohneys-at-law
WILMINGTON, N. C
Office North side Market "street, betwet
econd and Third streets.
2T-tf
66
a .cr-rv m your own
town, and no capital risk
ed, you can give the bu
siness a mai wituuut cipt-use. ine nest
opportunity ever offered ior those willing to
work. Yeu should try nothi. g else until
you see for yourself what you can do at the
busiues we ofler. No room to explain
here You can devote all your t ima or only
your spare time to the business, and make
great pay f- r every hour that you work.
Women make as much as men. Send; for
special private terms and particulars,which
we mail free. $5 Outfit free. Dont com
plain of hard times while you have such a
chance. Address II. HALLKT1 & CO.
Portland, Maine.
june 7-d&w.
List of Vessels uver iuu tons in
1 Port August 29th, 1879
I barks! !
Ger Marie, 567 tonsi Perinien,
E Peschau fc Westermann
Ger Onkel, 444 tons.) Wallenstein,
E Pechau & Westermann
Swd Gefion,465 tons, Borgsson,
I EG Barker & Co
Ger Shanchai. 378 tons . Nauschutz,
jj RE Heide
Nor Silo. 2G6 tonsi Morland, R E Heide
Nor Jerbuen. 271 tons, Svendseu,
K E liettie
I BIUGS.
Sp Dos Cunados, 227 tons,
Laid up for repairs
SCHOONERS.
Schr Jno A Grlffln, 305 toi.s, Slover,
I I Harriss & Howel
Am H TV McColly, 110 tons, Dowdy,
Master
7
i Foreiffn Vessels for this Port
Hwf. baraueCarin. 357 tons, Westerland
-o.l.rl from UlafliTOW. Julv 20. !
Vnr barane Gantrer. 316 tons. Andre&aen
sailed from Lisbon. July 12. ' I i
Nor barque lima, 450 tons, Albritcbsen
sailed from Konisburg, Aug 4. ,
Br hat que J L Pencargaat, 558 tons, Bates
ilpd from Cadiz July 21. I
Ger barque Julie HeTn 332 tons, Pchro-
der, sailed from Gloucester, auk .
Br baraue Lady Muriel, 492 tons, May
nailed from Liverpool, June f 26.
Ger brqa Lyoia Pe chau, 403 tons, Bre
TT..r. sailed from Hamburg, July 1.
Br barque tiummer CloudJ292 tont,Roger8
t l.pith. Mar . !
Kr baraue'Sosie, 302 tons, Hoson, sailed
from Olasirow. June 3.
Br briz C C Van Hon, 377 tons, Hall, sail
ed from Kott raara, June ou. i
Rna&ian brisr lima, Z9U tODB, Anaers n
a;ip.d from London, August 4.
Ger baqae inna, 39 tons, Siewerts, sail
ed from Rotterdm, Aug. 21.
Ger barque Konigin Augtuta, 460 tons
Wilda. aailed from Can, Aug. 8.
Svre barqae Lydia, 3 i ton?, Norden, aiil
ed trom London, ag. 22. "
Br barque Vick A Mebane, 290 ton,Bojd
ailod from Lirpol, int. 23. I
Br barque D H Bills, t48tons, Jones, aail
ed from inaoto, July 23.
! Nor brig Fred, Thorsen, aailed from Ma
daria, Aug. 2.
00
Daily... i,.... "1J 30
Weekly ( European, Erfition) 4 vv
Weekly (Domestic Kamon) i
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NEW YORK HERALD,
mch 19 Broadway and St. Ann N. Y
The New 'Vunny Sooth."
THE
BESTL AND HANDSOMEST
PAPER IN AMERICA.!
Speer's Port Grape Wi e
Fours Years'oid.
rpHlS JUSTLY OELLB HATED XATIVll
Wine is made from the jutes of thf it ..
Grape, raised in thii countrj. iu inialu:.
Tonic and Sircnstaiiis Propq
BeiDg the pure juice of the gripe, prwj i
under Mr. Speer's own personal inpeiTi i,)B
its puuty and tfer.uineneBS are gnr.D.r.,
I he youngest thilo may partake o iu fet
pud qualitiee, acd tf e weske? t inT!id a,.
use it to adyantage. It is particularly h-t
ticial to the aged and debilitated, and i itpt
to the various ai merits tat afflict the wn'.
pex. Jt is, in every respect, A. WINE TO hi
RELIED ON.
Speer's P. J. Cherry,
The P. J. 8HEKRT is a Winl of UPJ.
RIOR CHARACTER and parukei ( ti.
g lden qualities of the grape from nhichit
is made. I For M tblClN AL1 PKOPEKlliS
it will be found unexcelled. !
Speer's P. J. or Pedro J. Brandt.
This noted Hrandy is a pure diMillvj t
from the graps and is equa. to the tinei ) ti.
neesy or Otard Brandit-s; for uiedicintl -poses
it can be relied upon as strictly pa .
Bee that the sienature of Alfred Site
Passaic, S. J , is over the cork of each U,i
tie. . ;
PPEER'B Mt. Prospect Vinej,
Jersey, vuice, iw. ot n rwn r-ii.ft.
A.
New
ork,
V
For sale by yHEEN A FLA.NJT R, J C.l
MUND8, Druggists, and P L BRIDGiK
A CO. 1 . - ! tjril l b ,
For Health and rjeaiirc
Sand for it at Once-See Our Club
I Rates-
npHE "SUNNY SOUTH" is now tnemod
I 1 nroatrlv nf thft Atra. 1 1 COmeS OUt In an
entire new dre!-s aud new make-up generally
and is overflowiog witn the ricnest ana spi
ciPRt matter . f the I day oems, Essays
rtfnrieii. News of the WeeJs, Wit and tiumor,
ptt-.oIa On uin. Domestic Matters, Letters
from all Sections. Notes of Travel, Puzzles,
Chess. Problems, Marriages, Deaths, Health
' . ' ,-. . -r -a t .
Notes, Personals, Stage wotes, movement in
. . . i . r. . I ' Vn4.n with P'.taa
soutuern csocieiy, rwmuu i'uico
Answers to Correspondents, bi grapnies wiie
Portraits of distinguuhed men and women,
BumorouB Kngravinge, peneauoBai iiip
rini?si CorresDondents Column, Local Mat
tere, Railroad Ouide, and forcible editorials
upon all aubjects. Is it possible to make a
Darjer more complete ? Get a copy and ex
amine it. It now I circulates in all the Statep
and Territories, in England, Ireland, Cana
da. Australia. Brazil, and the Indian Nation
It is really an honor to the South and cur
people are proud of it, aid eyery one should mflESE SPRING8 are situated foartile
t.tA it immediatelv. i I II i cl
The price is only $2.50 a year. 1 We will South of Shelby jard six n.iles Norjtk-1
send the "Sunny South" aod the Daily Whitaker's,1 on the Air-Line. R. K. fbe'stv
RnvTnw one rear for Sfi. or. we will Send the. oral u.tprH at Htilnhur aiid chuhbeitr. til
"SunnySouth" and the Wilmington 'Jour- properties ot the sulphur are iron. i n
nal one year ior ji.ou-
The "Sunoy South" and "Boys and Girls
of the -Smith" will be furnished one year for
(t4 Rfl nraK a lot-Q' OTlH IT1 Q mi RPOT) t tliptnT
thrown in. Address this f'fflce, or
1 J. H. tk W. B. HEALS,
may 17 - I Atlanta Ga
GO TO
Pattern's CeletaM Spiiy,
"fABOq
J
D'HONNEUR
33
J
nnHK DEMAND FOR THIS ELEGANT
FLOUR haa induced us to double our orders.
A car load in to-day,
I
EOR
GE
MYERS,
11, 13 and 16 South Front St.
25 TUBS ELEQANT SWEET BUTTER,
25
Z TUB
At reduced prices.
LARD without water..
and magiieBia. Properties combiDed
neficial to all di eases, and neTer fail toer
the most obstinate cases, as many wilt 1 1$.
The chalybeate waters caDnot be 'arpt
haying wrought , many aim' at mliacnl
cares. I H
These Celebrated Sprin2i will be opw
Apfil, and th priceB are ia reach if all, !
ing been greatly reaucea im rw". i
Rathintr houses, c oauet erounai. UfM
alley, and other amusement and attrdti-
free for visitor... Hacks runninii fruisl
nlono trill TT1 PPt isitors at Shelby or t "I,
aRer's on the Air i in R. R., upon ibortH
tice to the Proprietor. '
! Uitii nr RnARTJ. 1 1
Per dij ........- J i
Per week r 'J !
Per month. f!D
Po. m-inh far t wn nr more mOSUUmi 1
Children and servants dalf price.
For further particulars, address
i W. G. PATTERSON. Prop f.
She br.
Pig-Pork, Fulton Market BeefJ Smoked
Beef, Breakjaet Strips, Cream Cbetse, 100
cases and packages of choice Goods in to tc-
i
dy. 1,0C0 pounds Confectioneries
GEO. M " ERS
11, 13, A
6 South Front St
JULES MUNN A CO'o Dry acd Ex-Dry
Verzenay, Fresh Wines juet in at Agents'
i - ! i
prices. Every variety of Wines, B andies,
i i
Gins and Liquoia. De'momci Club Hons,
Blue Grass, Sweet Mt h.
i GEO. MVEHS,
I' I I
11, U and 16 Front fit. i
5 Cents
WILL BUY A GENUINE ROSA CONCHA
1 ! . . !
Segar H avana. They cost $ 0 per M
- , ' ' i -
Get a good Segar at half price. j
aug 13
GEO. MYERS,
11, 13 A 16 Front St.
$1 500
TO $0000ayeai
or $5 t $20 a
day in you
own local ty. No risk. Women do as well
as men. Many make more than the amount
stated above. No one can tail to make
money fas Anv one can do the woi kr
Toucan n.dA it ir Scents to $2 an huj
by devoting yjui e and spare time
to j the business. It costs notxang to try the
business. Nothing like it for money mak
ing ever offer! d before. Rusim-es pleasant
and strictly honorable. Read r, if you
want to know all about the best paying
business before the public send us your
address a1-d we will send you) full particu
lars and private terms freej samples worth
$5 also free; you can then make up your
mind for yourself. Address GEORGE
STJ-NSON & CO., Portland, Ma'me.
jxiue 7-d&w I I
apl 29-daw l3t
Pllt
A Sure c;ure for Pn
I : . I " ' I '..
A SURE CURE for the blind, bled
itching and ulcerated piles bU beta
covered by Dr. William (an Indian ren;
called Dr. William's Indian OinttDwM
single box has cured the (worst old eM
cases of twenty-five and thirty years itanc--No
one re"d suller five mihutes after apr.
igthis wonderful soothicg mediciM Jj
ticin., in-ttuments and electuaries dft j
barra than good. William's Ointmen
sorbs the tumors, allays the inteni-e it"
(particularly at night after getting
bed)' acts as a poultice, gives hiit
painless relief, and is prf pared only 'T'
itching of the private parts and BPtbJjr?
i "1 consolted physicians in rO'"
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, IndianApoU"
this city, and spent hundreds of doUara,
found no re lef until I obtained a boiJ
Willi. m' Indian Ointment some lonr".
aeo, and it has cured me completely- .
JosurH M. Btdxb, Clevtland,
'Has done me more good than ai. Ut"
cine I ever tried, and 1 rave spent .
$ 1 00 wi ih doctors, besides meCipam
cure cost me more than $40.' 1 -DAVib
SPAauwe, Ingraham. l
,.t. a a. . with
nave sunerea tweuijr jc. - -
and ulcerate i piles, having used eve7.
ay mat cafi e to wj uunv-a "7-71
until I uaed Indian Ointment and f.
immediate relief. . ' ,'
! Jams CAaaot, (an old mi er) 1
i No Pile Remedy ever fJJJL,'
rapid favor aod extensive sale. JTU
ar a a Ji J -i.t. I Of 1
wholesale anajreian urwi." -J.
C. Munds ahd T. S. Burbank.
mch 20 eow-dAw
T
Views,
AKE WACCAMAW and Vi
also, Views of all poinU of intermit ,u "
around WilrAington.
Moore'a History of North CarolM-
olher lot just received.
School Books and tchool S
V?- Liberal Discount to Coaotry Pf
! i ii W.TAir
ers. I -J
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most wonderlul inatrapeut or uf
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