men, ana they will remain so. What flUBTIl
CAROLINA rKEcini MIAL
VOTE.
we will do four years hence and it is a
Mieellaneoue.
long way ahead to look will depend up
MR
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
on many contingencies vei to arise.
fillr!
By Congressional Districts far !he
IN?ni7,ifJJ
T-2 Daily Sevisw,
. - I -
1 oal?- 13m mom no
I . . 1 fcj IJ , - - ill r-" I Lr 1 I I I 4 fill II
Tear 1ST6
eaa a Mm I i i k s ,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
WEDNESDAY. NOVt-MBKB 10. 1880
ItarrzaxD at
wilmington, n.
Mattes.1
THE 1'OSTOFFICE AT
CM As iSECO.ND-ClASi
The London Telegraph say3 that, Jn
consequence of the advance in value of
many securities held by the Glasgow
. Bank, the liquidation is likely to show
much better results than wore, at one
time anticipated, and those sii . reholders
who have met their calls in f ail will, be
handsomely remunerated.
Mr. James G. Fair, of Nevada, and
the probable Democratic Senator from
that State, is of Irish birth, and is 49
.-sold. While a bov ha lived in Illi-
Who ..steals my purse steals trash.
But he who attempts to Philpfrom me
my good name will get into trouble.
Lowell Courier.
I iPIr rnnnnri crmms n nil ci r Tinin
surrounded and gathered in. That's
about the size of it this morning. AVe
hope to feel morccomposed and comfort
able in' a clay or two. Boston rest.
I must tell yoirof a conversation I over-
bead at Manhattan Beach between two
children' who were plaving in the sand
together. The" small boy said to the
little girl; "Do you. wish to be my lit
tle wile?" I he little girl after, reflecting:
"Yes." The small bov: "Then take offl
my boots."
THE MAILS.
-r "...
1 be maws cloee and arrive a: th.6 City
PI EST
Post Office as follows :
Twr- Y An 4 l rV v nil.)
nois. and at eighteen went to California, Northera through and
mails......... ,
and m time became a superintendent of
mines. In addition lo hia fortune made
from fhe Big Bonanza mines he owns
nearly a hundred acrea in various parts
of San Francisco. He suffers from rheu
matism. He is of medium height and
heavyvwith a large beard streaked with
gray.
A motor yacht without steam low
makes her way about Boston harbor. It
illustrates the working of a compressed
air petroleum engine. No smoke-pipe is
visible, for there is none; nor any need
of any, for there is no smoke and not so
much fire as the flames of an ordinary
kerosene lamp. The whole engine and
running machinery are contained in a
long, low box in the bottom of the boat,
occupying scarcely more room than
would be required for the ballast of a
sail-boat of its size. The peculiarity of
this engine is that a common match
brings it instantly into full working
power,
......7 45
way
5:30
.and 5:00
Raleigh. .....5.S0 a. m.
Mails for the N.-.C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there- l
from, including A. & N. G.
Jiailroad, at...... 5;30
Southern mails for all points
a.
P.
m
m.
m.
p. ro.
coribji.
The New Orleans Picayune show3 tha
11 1
uver one minion Daies oi cotton were
marketed during the month of October.
The receipts at all ports were 960,000,
and if the overland movement be no
greater than for the same month last
year, something like $50,000,000 worth
of the staple left plantations during the
second month of the season. These fig
r
ures are iar m excess oiany previous
record. When the movement to the
ports last October reached 884,000 bales,
the figures were in excess of the prior
season by nearly 200,000 bales,;and now
these are again overtopped by 7G,000.
The Soath Atlantic ports lead in the
gain, Charleston, Savannah and Norfolk
having already counted nearly 200,000
bales more than last year. At the Gulf
ports only 521,000 bales have come in,
compared with 528,000 in 1879.
The Picayune adds that the trade
are still divided on the crop question,
and the estimates vary materially! though
the" tendency lately has been towards
higher figures. The Atlantic States
seem to have fared very well in gather
ing the crop, and the vield will probably
show an excess over last season.
South, daily . . .,.8 a m ami 1:4o y. m
Western mails (C CUy)daiij V
(except Sunday )..... ...... 5:00 p. m
Mail for Chtraw & ;Darlicg
ton.. 7:45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston. 8 a m & 7:45 n m
rayettevule, and otacos on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and .Fridays...... 1:00 p. in.
FayeUeviUo, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays, 5:00 p. m.
Ocalow C. II. and intermedi
ate offices, every 'Monday
and Thursday at 6.00 a.
Smithville maiia, by oteatn-.
boat, daily, (except Sun
days)........ 10 00 ? u,
Mails for Easy Mill, Town
Creok, Shallotte and Little
lliver, S. C, every Mon
day and Thursday at......... 6.00 a ru.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at , 5:00 a. m.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY .
Northern through and way .
mails 7:00 a m.
Northern mails 9 30 a m
Southern Mails 7:30 a. m.
Carolina Central Railway 10:00 a. m
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 5:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office, '
General delivery open iratxx fi:00 a. m.'
to 6:00 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
Stamps for Gale"1 at general delivery
when stamp office is closed.
Mails collected from stre-t boxes every
day at 3:30 m.
Beaufort . . .
Bertie . .
Camden .. . .
Chowan . . .
Currituck . . .
Dare ... .
Gates ...
Hertford . . .
Hyde . . . .
Martin . . . .'
Pamlico . .
Pasquotank . .
Perquimans . .
Pitt . ...
Tyrrell ....
Washington .
Totah . -
SECOND
Craven . . . .
Edgecombe . .
Greene .. . . .
Halifax ... .
Jones . .
Lenoir ....
Northampton . .
Warren ...
Wayne .
Wilson . .
DISTRICT.
TlLDEX.
. 1,723
. 1,120
CS.i
: C29
992
305
909
. 1,020
. 1,334
745
849
832
. 2,13G
r49
15,422
DISTRICT.
. 1.289
. 1,651
896
. 1,083
597
. .1,214
. 1,424
. 1,320
. 2,284
. 1,771
Totals . . 14,130
THIRD DISTRICT.
. . . 1,397
Bladen . .
Brunswick
Carteret
Columbus .
Cumberland
Duplin . .
Harnett
Moore . .
New Hanover
Onslow ;
Pender
Sampson .
1,002
1,150
1,431
2,230
2,195
3,070
1,365-
1,634
1,317
1,172
2,100
Totals
Chatham
Franklin
Granville
Johnson
Nash
Orange
Wake .
FOURTH DISTRICT.
. ... 2,141
. . . . 1,873
... . 2,047
. . . . 2,174
...... . 1,710
. . . 2,428
. . . . 4,315
Totals
FIFTH
Alamance
Caswell
Davidson
Guilford
Person
Randolph .
Rockingham
Stokes . .
. A Physician's Testimony.
Tl 1 1 ' P j 1 T 1 1
ncreoy ceriny mat jl nave Deen a
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, ana lor many chronic cases in my
practice. do recommend Warner's Safe
kidney and Liver cure. It was upon
my advice that G. W. Stamm, editor or
ho Industrial Era, Albia, Joiva, ob-
aincd this invaluable remedy.
A. A. RAMSAY, M
D.
A H!00F TERHOii,
Tho -ASarming Increase
Heart Disease and the
Symptoms which
Precede It
Totals
. 16,694
DISTRICT.
. 1,391
. 1,493
. 1,782
. 2,334
. -1,211
. 1,775
. 2,155
. 1,222
. 13,363
Anson . .
Cabarrus .
Catawba
Gaston
Lincoln
Mecklenburg
Montgomery
Richmond .
Kobeson
Stanly . .
Union . .
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Ij501)
. . . 1,641
. . . 1,874
. . .1,250
. . 1,130
. . 3,417
. '. 648
. . 1,350
. . 2,117
. . 957
. . 1,556
Totals
17,539
There is much talk now of contesting
the vote of New York State on account
of the glaring frauds practiced there It
would seem that a great mauy of the
tickets voted in that State were contrary
to the law, inasmuch as they were print
ed nn fflO Yn V lrnfVi 4 Inn irrn-.l "nlontnt."
-- -w. wuw WMVtt IUVU bllU ITU1U llVtUlO
Z Leading to tcientlllc Investigation
ana au Attempt to Check
Its increase.
The Wonderful Properties of "Seda-1
tine-deandia" and tow to
Properly Uge It- '
:Vlexander
llleghany
Ashe .
Davie . .
Forsythe .
Iredell . .
Rowan . .
Surry .
Watauga .
Wilkes .
Yadkin . .'
Totals
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
.. . . 846
. . . 527
. . . . 1,077
. ... 1,036
. . . 1,496
. . . . 2,407
. . . "2,189
... 1,352
. . . 712
. . . 1,384
' . . . 105
rfcV
for All Regard-
scovery.
which it is thought was done with the I Facts of Importa
view of allowing the employers and man, I m a x
uracturera nho might be at the polls an The mortality statistics of this countrv
opportunity forsceing how their employes sio7ir that a great proportion nf deaths
voted; a species of bulldozing worthy of Sirlir?i!?!a7'-fB5;J.as?de fr0m
iw-uuuuwiu paitjf. xii uppuui mil uicul-c auu sauenng wmcn even thefirat
Buncombe
Burke
Caldwell
Cherokee
Clay . .
Cleveland
Graham
Haywood
be, we presume, to Congress as there is staS?s bring, make it necessary to take Henderson "
bat one Democrat, Horatio Sejmour; VUeZgo? ZaeTS2(
Jr., on the State Board of Canvassers. :. I curinjs: diseases of the Heart U "Sedatine
While we honestly believe that there ue"luia wmcn accomplishing such
Madison
Mitchell
i . i - .t wonderful results and attracting so much -Mitchell
have been great frauds practised in New attention. This grearremedy S McDowell
York by the Republicans, as elsewhere ingredients specially designed for all the Yolk . .
and that irmw ihan nnnntr aP T,ot n k numerous rrouoies
- . ... ... . e . . I combination is the result of lonff snii faro
w autl unuuu(u liV lEIUiUUUUiC I UC
of tho Heart. The I Rutherford
esult of lone anrl raro . 1 Swain
ful experiment, and it can be safclvas. TrfinsTro;.
41 k Out. .1:11 J it aortari tViot tttIi I "uu"
icsuib iu luub oiate, Biui, we uov noi tv"vv iuu ""u wacu iu uiae it win cure lancev
4ii,-ni.4i..... 1 i4 mi I m every case. Do you ever have "WioM I J
w Z r i T 11 4i 4T1 mare' Pssed feeling in side and breast,
We are of those who believe that the Irregular Action, Throbbing .Tnmninr
best time in the world to contest an eleo I buttering, Momettary Stopping, Slow
tionis duriog the canra,, and at the SSnntfS,L ThL
polls and not after the returns have been I are suffering and rave never tried it do so
. 13,931
EIGHTII DISTRICT.
. . : 1,991
. . . . 1,215
. . . . 1,193
. . . . C80
. . . . 315
. . . . 1,769
. . 1,010
784
. . 652
770
895
747
963
. 408
. 1,278
410
. , 459
746
Totals
16,285
HATE3.
1,543
1,655
556
866
398
237
511
1,081
656
1.150
513
1,224
1 ,020
1.895
256
1,005
14,506
.,1-1
3,841
1,067
3,226
801
1 t
1,'OVtt
2,191
2.499
2,188
1,162
21,208
1 wu -i ivrwifc; ..i'fc. A. . n 1 . - - - . t . "to -
- - I - M 23L!3 I I 7 ' V r . I J m K M
-1 s Arra?'- n lunsu pad x
Is irade from a ffimDle Tronieal I.af nf
T" TT . "
ior an me cue met t& at cause cains in the I rx .
lower part of tbe body-or Torpid 1 iy O Ur e VOllr b&CK AChG
1 "iwMw or tfee Kidnejs, Bliid
Urinary OrrarS by wearing the
1,390
1,044
715
770
2,123
1,2;
736
1,203
2,994
550
1,252
1.667
18,063 15,692
1,870
1,920
2,094
1,682
1,342
1,668
4,441
.15,01:
1,446
1,632
1,173
1,968
989
1,570
1,498
980
11,256
t
1,317
927
446
815
637
2,649
751
1,456
1,739
427
724
11,888
Headaches Jaandice D'zzlaeas,
Malaria, and all dithcultiea of rha KidnMn.
uiver aaa Urinary Orcars. Kor Female
Diseases, Mo-tbly Mengtroationp. and dnr-
icjr rrefirnnoy, it nes n 1 fqaRl. It restorpg
the r rpaas that rxae th blood, and hence i
the best Blood Pcrifibr. It is the only
known remedy that curea Biierfct's Diipsst-.
for LMabat?, use Wa ner'e Safe Diabett
For sal br hrngUta and all Beale-s at
r er bott . Larger t bottle in th inar
et Try it ii. U. WAKNKK A tut.
octl6 Kochester,NT
Groceries, &c.
QflA 'Rolls Cotton BAGGING,
UUU IH, -ian.l 2 lbs
QQ nunaies cw ami i'cd T1E8,
800 Lbs BaffgInfi TWINE'
1000 B'bls FL0UR' a11 raaei,
QQ Bxs Smoked and Dry Salt Sides,
Oflfi Rh(?s and Bbls New Crop Cuba,
OUU and N O Molasses.
1200 Kcgs-NAILS 4to4
900 Bales IIOOP ikon
Bags SHOT, all sizes, ,
BAGS COFFEE, all grades,
Bbls SUGAR, all grades,
Boxes Assorted CANDY
Tubs Pure Leal LARD,
Boxes STARCH,
Cases LYE,
200 Boxes S0AP'
00 Bcxxes T0BACC0'
: 00 BXeS and IIalf Bbls SNUFF,
200 GrossMATCIIES'
Wrappinar Pater. TA'inp. Soda. Handios.
Crackers. Pepper. Ginsrer. Snice. Water
it 1 , ' 1
XUCKei8,
ler 4 d
Improved
cefcicr Kidney
Pad
It ia a Maitc-1 of Bealiojr and Belie'',;''
SIMPLE, .SENSIBIE. DIRECT.,
PAINLESS. POWERFUli
LAnoNaad MkVOLUl TON i. Xfa;.-;-'
orpt'oa or dirrt ftrnKnaf',n a
ur satisfactory' interral medicitifiii- hth
J 1 i. Trestlwe on ouer tfoub 8ntfree
.-old by di Ktfigtf. i.rtent bp mail n i
Cures by ABSQBPTlOy
A II B LUNG niSTAtrc
y THROAT DISEA?ES
BREAlHfNG um
ROUBLE,
This is the
Original and
Gnaioe Kid
ney 1'ai. Ark
forit imd take
no other. ;
oct 15
hi
I
1
ajrent
the
INTO
;ent- d healing nedlcin.
poiaor-aJthBt can8dath,i jt
' ThoRQmd, fjjff tqf, Tirtnt,,
"jb'cui enai
The Only' Lung Pad Co-
Williams block.
i;EfR0IT, Mich
250
500
250
125
125
: 1 1
i on 1 oeiiair nniil mn v . .
tFi JtCTUAL Kemiedy. DmU
caipt of piice, f 1t by 1 u Pn '
ten. Detroit, am',
cct J5
Eg& no more nr?r
O R GOUT
novl
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MUR'JIIISON.
The Landmark.
Fu' liahed at tateiviJle, 7rede'l cocnty, N, I
O., is the Leadir g 'ewepper in
Western North Carolina.
It is tha only Dem cratic Paper published
in Jredell county one tf the la-gest ard
wealthiest counties in tfee Htate and has at-
a.: j t 1 . 1 .
laiueu h lartr locai circulation tnan any
paper ever heretofore published in the
county.
344
150
822
702
1,529
1,242
1,226
1,012
282
1,505
1,066
9,900
1,186
578
286
532
184
Is a compound of. tho virtues Of 'sarsa
parilla, stillincria. mandTaVo.
dock, with, tho iodide of potash'' and iron,
and liie-sustaininf? elements. It is
tho purest, safest, and most effectual
alterative available to tho public. The
sciences of medicine and chemistry have
never produced a remedy so potent to
cure all diseases resulting from impure
blood. It cures Scrofula and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas,
Rose, or St. Anthony's Fire, Pim
ples and Face-grubs, Pustules,
Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tetter,
Humors, Salt Rheum, Scald-head,
Ring-iyorcn, Ulcers, Sores, Rheu
matism, Mercurial Disease, Neu
ralgia, Female Weaknesses' and
Irregularities, Jaundice, Affections
of the Iiiver, Dyspepsia Kmacia
tion, and General Debility.
I3y its searching and cleansing quali
ties it purges out tho foul corruptions
which contaminate tho blood and causo
aerangement and decay, jit stimulates
the vital functions, restores and pre
serves health, and infuses new lifo and
vigor throughout the whole system.. No
suiferer from any disease of the blood
need despair who will! give Ayek's
Sausafarilla a fair trial.
It is folly to exjieriment with the nu
merous lOW-pnced mixrtnrps. withnnt
Iti circulation in Alexander, Wilkes, Athe,
AllezhaDy. Yadkin, Davie, and Jredell. ia
larger than that of any tw DaDera in the "medicinal virtues. nfffTorl va MnA.!,,,;
M - 1 UiViUVl-lUUl'
ra a r rr hina1 ail Z n M2 1 1 K . r . I fs -. nl.1 .1." i
stronc foothold in Fortyth, ?urrv. Boan
and western Mecilenburg,
ners, while disease becomes mnm firmly
seated. Ayer's Saksapartt.t.a f n
tt -VA-
483 J
42
4 0D
261
2
812
558
543
342
1,110
42
23G
335
It is the only paper ia Western North Car
olina that employs a Keenlar CanTasslnir
A X J - . 1 i . . .
Kni ou iuub aepi constantir Derore the
people, unaer Fyatem a rapidly in-
creaeintr circulation is the result, makincr the
jLanamarK tne Dear aaverusmg. jxediam in
vvetgern rnortn tarolioa. Address.
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declO atatesville, N C
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WILMINGTON, N. C.;
cine of such concentrated curative power;
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Inysicians know its composition, and
prescribe it. It has been widely used for
forty years, and has won tho unquali
fied confidence "of millions whom it has
benefited. ' j
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
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Paris report 95 cares oat of 1C0 cam
three dayn. T4?
(r8jert-TheonIy dawoiTer of tie ,oU .
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CUliRD. , . CURED. fTPtn
h 8 Dewey, Efq., 201 Kroadwty, InW
imatory Kneumatiaa.
' eTy, Kaq, 456 Waibin?ton Marbt
Chronic Khenaatiam. K
Mre R Towne, 63 fcnst Ninth street, fchalrf
formations in the joists), Chrcnio Kha.
tie a.
n iTra.er' ? ark iTeane; JerT
City, Chronia nhenmntiam. "
John F ChanaberUTn, Esq, Waihinjrtoi
Olab, aahlntrton, D C, Rheumatic Goat
WmE Arnold, Ktq, 12 Wejboaset ttrwt,
Frovidence, R I, or twenty yeara Chronii
Ubenmatism. t
John li TurBffate, 100 Bancbei street, fu
rancieco,-Neuralgia and Pciatica.
tor Malarial Intermittent and Chronit
. levera. Chills, .or A aw : '. i
SALICYLICA lb A CERTAIN CORZ,
HnperBeditfiE entirely the ae of 8alpbak4
Qainioe. bb it wilt not miIt nt h. r...
but will aohiere a RADICAL cnRE.iiC
ostany hf'tho iaconre&ia&ees tadtrcnbta
arifliDjr from QUININE. :
;ucui ue oj mail on receipt or money, ,
ASK YOUR biuGGIST FOR m
but take no imitation or substitute, u on
Balicyhca (copyrighted) ia guaranteed tor
here, or money refunded, and will beVtliT
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Washburne&TCo,.
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wo !ijanr, t
8,952.
received and announced. If the Demo-1 at ?nce tbe wl:o have ever tried it do
Votes with Cherokee.
The Republicap majority in the second
district was 7,078. The Democratic ma-
crats of New York had done their dntv ? 1, w ve-nrkea 10 do so' again.- If jonues in the other districts were as fol-
craisoew ioroaa done iteiranty, jourDrubt has not got it send $1.50 lows: First district 91fi ih&l m
as we all so fondly believed they were to our address and it will be mailed to f Vk T airier, jig third,
doing, they need not have waited un- y- .e Ageiita in America, LobdeU lourtn -1'6' 5 fiftb, 2,107 ; sixth, 5,C51 ,
;i iT i-v Chemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. seventh. 4.031 cio-hth T
Ul the robbery was accomplished before joll-eod&w-em . . - v?j-, ci0nm 4,jjj.
1 -
HOPBITTERS
(A Medicine, not a Drink)
Lare S.imple Rooms lor
Commercial Traveler;
making their arrangements to Capture
the yillains, but would have detected and
arrested them in tho rery act. Vc shall
notice with interest, however, the con
test which may ensue between the rich
and arrogant rtgues and those whom they
have defrauded, but with little hopes of a
fiuccessfttl issue for the dilatory Demo-
-craey.
As for the people of the South, they
center no protest and take no part in this
fight, the Associated Press- to the con
trary, notwithstanding. "WVhave done
ourduly and secured V6urclvesf Our
owvaSairs arejin" tEe'fhanai' 6t honest
An,Kclltor's .Escape.
Office of the "Industrial Era." )
m ir, AiBIAIowo,May26,1880.-
Jlq iVwmtt may Concern:
I take great pleasure in making the
following statement: I have, been af
flicted with a disease of the kidneys for
the past two years, and have tried nu
merous remedies with only partial and
temporary relief.' "Warner's Safe Kid
ney and Liver ' Cere was recommended
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connected with thia Hotel.
RATES $2 PER DAY.
oot 24 F. A. SCHUTTB,
CONTAINS.
HOPS, BUCIIC, 3IAXDIt.4.KE,
Axn tiie Pt-r.EST axt Be.t ?tfKmcAt. Quali-
iiM ur ju.1j UlilJtu JjlTTEBS. '
THEY CUBE
AH Dlseascsof thStomich, Bowels. Blood.
o-i i-j , iviuuvys, ana l nnary lirpanf, N er-
remalo Complaints.
Si OOO IN COLD.
TS?.1Wlfor ? cm they win notcnreorll
found In thtm.
Ask your drnpplstor nop Blttors nn try
kuera before yog sleep. Take uo Other.
ID. l. ... Is an abso!ntanffliTifcM .. E 1
Drunkeaes, use of optamrtollaidH
iiitrcouC8.I
Send tok Ciecxxae
nterprlMhaialar ta
iV!! ?e nd Cape Fer aectioce
i-J s . ? oDtained Urge oron.
nx montha it
before its re-
lL .
Sare K dne v and Liver Hnrp withla the iast f.w " H,B wrn,w
is tho medicine needed, and can cheer-1 Adrertbenunu wui be inserted br the
folly recommend it to others. .: - f I tt0Btk ' Varter d JW at teatonable rate.
G"V ST 4 M AT I . . acuuri ik,
bAAMM. I Lawinbur, N C
tome, and after it the pain andjiistreas I
leit me, and I am to-day feeling strong w iZd i S -u 1
and icell, I am perfectly satisfied that I tnoval '
iV amer's
CilAS. KLEIN,
Qflierlater ani &M Hater,
Princesi Street, In Baseraent cf the i 1X129 to h werk.
Journal Building,
Ycurelree bj maiieg xaonej
when a golden chares ie ofer
ed, thereby-aiwar keepifiir
POVertr from fonr rf.T t
i . . o
tu &-FSra ue MvanLcaa r,f 1
.1 . i """" -
vucea lur ma money tat are offered,
cenerally beoome wea'thy, while these woo
do not mproye inch chance regain iapov.
i " w men, women, Dora cd
guia to work for tu right la their own locai-
HELP
Charles Krog an Jamea A. Marib, Out
dian, who sae in behalf cf theniialTei i4
Rll other creditors cf the estate ef Ait9
i-'mpiCj deceased. ' .
yirgiaia O. Xmpie, Adainifltrafr fef W
, eBiaie oi Adam Jbmpie, aeceaecd. .
THE 'CBED1TOR8 of the estate of mUT
Adam Kmple are hereby aoti&e4 that
creditor's bill has been this oay filed by the
plaintiffa, againat the deeodaattoseev
eettlement of the intestate's eaute acoord
iog to law. .All oredhore of eatd esiale an
hereby farther notified to appear beforath
nnderairned, at his office ia the Oitr of W
mineton, on or befor Monday, Norettbtf
29th, I860, and -file the eridenee of their
claims, or they will bs prevented frcm ptf
ticipating In the assets of aid eiUtv
. , JS. .Yah AMBIftOF,
Clerk of the gnpentrt Cdnrt ef Hew Htto
erConnty , " oct 2S-Iair6wli
iBtate of North Carcttnari ; f i
n. Superior
George Dari3 as eurriTing exeeotor tid
trustee of the will of Dr. Louis J. Foiiwsi
plainUff. f
Aeainat ''.
William II. Green, Emma D. FlBner,rT
I AAttJUr to tha cathtaction of
X Court that Joseph ;jy, Flaonet. Chirlis
Klanner. Bennett Flanr.r .ni a J FlnBr.
r- v V . l - 1"-"
-"e2B w 1 R57 -or than tea
wvuU,r wijm. we mmiih an ex
pen.ire outfit aid ail that m rw
No one who engages Calls to ,taako nsoaer
a
A fine assortment of Coffins ih
aets constanUT on Hand. Faroitare Repaired
Cleaned and Yaraiahed. Orders by tele
graph er mail promptly flile l uof- 6
- Tha newest, latest, bes suxd cheapest
K0f)ESTHATj8. t
roar
it uaiT innr ikim
ments mil InformaHn," .Vh -fir7x." T
Portland, Afmina. , 1 oct 6-d6m-wly ?
For Rent.
GOOD 8T0RE for . coaatry
ISftjKS t, between See-
" Attorneys and Coaasellois at Law. t
sept 18-tf atar eopy f
(foncf John D F lannp ' Ae.m.aA m of
the defendants iathe abore entitled aatfca,w
con residents of this.?-t ate, that a eiufeo?
tion ezieu asafbst Linu. kfed that tbef arf
proper parties toiaid action,whici ia ao aeries'
brought toforeclaea mortaee fcotai
the pltinttir hv fh 1 Ult!immfJl
Oroea and.H rinm., .a
hereby given to the said non-resident de
fendants, to appear at the next term ofthi
J.ourt f be holden at the Cotxrt Honi&
Wiimmgtcn. in said county of JTev U
rer, on rarst, JalondaTthe tbdsyK
Decembe? ndtt,ad tcinlr1 oremurtft
plaintja?. CDDcpi fodmeot wiU s
taken ac?3rdo tS demand of jiidtaiest
therein. , JMAXVlXMt "
oct 23.1aw-6wHi4 Clerk Hoperlof Coart
The LowestPricea
t WW-1
t-' .in,. - . lii'.W it, .v .
T710RALL KINDS.OF HilKTIMV
BitSiARRaC2Sl Jli t'
, Get estimates at this office3efcre hsrii
fj?rlxitlng donojebewherft.; '
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