.
.PTUlMJ.rOhTAOK PAID.
.5 CO
;.' tl 35; Oeo Bsoiitb, 60 cent;.
c fc. I.il iu
1 be delivered cy carrier
T1
T" .... rir 13 cents perweeX.
,e r . . in asd liberal
Li'tTU- win nletse report any acd
U-!f-.SCriic r -
" Piyftiheir pacera regularly
i iv .
Few AdYertiseiaoats,
i
i
i B ' "
Li
fll
Hcuralgia, Sciatica, Lumoago,
Backache, Soreness or the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy. Sore Throat, Swell
nqs and Sorans, Burns and
' Sciids, 'General Sodily
' Pains
Tooth, EaVcnd Headacne, Frosted
Feet and Ecs, and all other
Pains jand Aches.
v-, rroiWn torth equals St. Jacobs Oil
JCslr'rr, ,hnjif ra.d clieap External
"t'im1v - A trial -ntailt the comparatively
x-tve .!itlv ' f ." Out". aild ever-v ?nO'Mlffcr;r
,,,':.,!, -n have cheap aud positive lroof
i,fu : cteinu. .
, i)iierti..n in Eieven Langnagei.
0LD L Y ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN UEDICIUEt
A. fc CO.,
Hhttinire,JSId.V.S.Jt
NEW YORK & WILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP CO.
SEEH-WEIKLYLIIE
STEAMERS
WILL SAIL FROM NEW "XOKK
Itmt : WEDNESDAY and BA1UKD ?
at 3 o'c.ock, P. M.
BENEFACTOR Thursday, J-nua-y -S
TtTjm.AT nit snr(lT. January 5
OOLf 8TREAM......Baurday, rebrnary
BE5EFACT0Ii...We n day, Ffbruary
RK'rDLATOB.........9aturday February 11
ai- ThroTigh Bills Lading and LowtB
Through Ketss arairsnUod to aaa frcxB
Foiuts.ia North end 8outh Uarclnii.
For Freljbt Eogajetaait apl? t
TnOS. E. BOND, Srp't,
Wflmkitfi.-.n, V
G. KGEPV FreirfA?t,
55 i'Toartvay.
fri!. P. OLTDF A CO.,
Jan 26-tf"
Gen'l Ae,ntf
4 " '
31 Coart Place, LOUISVILLE, KY,;
r- ,uj-c-Jaf-! a ti4 fi-aitl'-e-iritt rrv. .
CnresoJl forof PRIVATE,
CHROMIC aud SEXUAJL DIS
EASES. ! ':" , t
blrinatorrlica nsit iEipoicncy.
" prfij".! cWif-sbnS l;i vputh, (sal.rmi in r--.-Tfji-,
ornthfr ciuiv:, -uJ 1 Ji.r:,jt MirrrsI if . i i-w.n"-
cc;: Xr"ou.es. Smiaa. rn.ii-.-o. (i-isiiJ ia-:- .
"i -r lr.rt. UlmnMH ff .M3H, I" ttitii Kur.o .. l' y
.. . '.lvj . , Vi.b Jioa V-.- J W-nt l. S.i: ( T r ;
"-.-f-.-wa cf la'jK, of rciter. i.:., ,
1 ".' iff i:i'.ii:nrr HiibW, n il.tu'-vfciv an.i p-.r:. :. .
-v;-. ;-u,.j. sYPHIJCj IS,'-'iLt:-t v- '1 v1""
GLEET, Strict it. O.x-iiiii.. w. -j -.-.-;,
miocFir prfrni diwts'J uickl.T cjrvi.;;
t a uiu eU cf 4wa. nl triS tb-ti:t s !.-.
'.. prrt tklB. )bT!cia3 kn.? tUiz i-tt t r
r !imi".i p-:-jn 10 icy Cere. Whl, il i:: : " '! ,;' ' "
v-'U is- f- trrtnx".it. K!W-!ne caw U: n.swi -'l.'eh-br
mail or espi"r-surtlicrOi ' '
Cures Guaranteed ia ell Cascr.
Dndertalicii. ... , . :. ,
u;m,s ,. i.nlir or I 5 ;ter fr-f n rv,.-j.
PRIV ATI2 . COUNSSLOIl
' Ari-nti. m,h:,ji r.- r-jti ell. A-5crcs a- '-oo.
S-e Vr fi-wi, v a. ;:. . r. if. f .ucuaya, 2 iO r. K.
11 1
Wanted.
25 000 FINE CKOS3"TIE3, 6 s s
ffetlcng. For further partlculara er quiro
COLVILL&CO.
g Hd tin s. u n
jimmmmm
jaa3Atf
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lllJiiv jJAMj 1 .JDlJCj V Jul! W . :
VOL. VI WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY . NO. 28
LOCAL, sSEg.
Ne" AUVEKTI3EMEXT5. '
S I) Wallace, Cash'r Notice
S D Wallace,- Casb'r Annual MeeUn
Carbonate of Lime i , i
- Jl kioe Co Shin Notice
1 1 ki n kii ri;; Eu Valentines I
Oi'EKA HorE 01irerl)oul Vroo. (
C W YATEHVali.-itiiHS it i
Da Tuos F Woriu-MaTtin'oYaccine Virus
It h a rtid isiiibt to pee justice turned by
a crai;!.
It wih soon ; tir-v f r 'iCf nt-xt Lcac"
crop to f.iit.
Cow-milkif.g :s not half to nice rs it
sc-iiTis to Le from reading poetry auoui
ms to L(
railkmaiJi.
Lffhtniu-ir uever atrikts1
twice in the
sau;e place; nd it nover knocks a tucoj
frpeaker epeechiess.
Quinine biscuit ia the1 latest novelty in
tie radical pastry line , E,ch biscuit
; , , f .1
coniaiLs one fourth of a grata of quinine,
and the taa'.e is so concealed that a
hcartv individual can put them down
. . I
until tbo hair on the bead begins to curl
without kuowing what he la taking.
I L I . . . i ' I
Next we ehall have castor oil sponge cake
and equill dou-hunts. , -
-ii.,-0 i '
- i i
i ci im' tiot i
We invite attention to the advertise
mPrft of Messrs. French Bros.. Kocky
- , (
Point, offering for sale Agricultural
Lime and Corbonate of Lime. There
is no' discount on rthese fertilizers.
peculiarly adapted to the soil, of this
section. They have Deen provea ana
not found wanting, and; can be sold at
Mepsrs. French Bros, will
. I I
low prices:
furnish an
furnish any information desired on ap,
plication to them.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Kasb, blinds ana ioors, -vr.aes,
. . . . - i -r-v niJ ! I.
&c 'You
cr , ftnd atthe
ft r r j. I
lowest prices
" ' ' ' 1 1
Magistrate's Court
. . . i -vt n.-ii i u i
Uick uoston ana iNai. niu, uuiu tu-
fl
mnA nroro Kirmrphf KnlnrA .1 IIS t lf.fi MC I
uicui v.w.w - - - .
tuigg this morning cnargea wiiii uigu-
Hill
wajrouwe., . - " I
aisouuwicu, auu uj,u --a-
of the circumstances iney were uuuuu
over in the sum of 100 each to await
their trial at the next term of the Crim-j
inal Court. ..Not being able to furnish
the required bonds they were commiuea
to jail. 1
ftlrtiorolue'ical.
. .f rpRT.
From the tepori oi me ojguai vmw
at this port for the month of January we
get the following items of interest :
-The mean thermometer for the month
was 51.G;the mean barometer wsfs 30.198;
the highest temperature was 73? and the
lowest 24-; mean fcumidUy and it was
very mean 74.G; prevailing wind, fjW;
highest velocity of wind 25 miles, and
fromS W. There were 4 clear days, 13 fair
days, 14 cloudy days' end lDtdayson
which raiu fell. ! . f j!
Flics & Mosquitoes. i
A lfc. W of ''Rough, on Kfs,r will
1,
keep housc free from flies, mcsquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season. Drug-
rat
gist
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The ImpirtAnce oilVaccitiittloa.
The New York Board of tUealth in a
special circular in regard to the extreme
importance of vaccination, says: Vac
cination is a public duty for the protec
tioh of the whole community, as well as
of each iadividuafand family, and it is
so necessary to secure its protection in
all places and for all, classes of people
that none have a right to neglect it for
themselves, their families, the public
school?, or the community. Every infant
should be vaccinated j before j it is, six
mouths old, unless a good physician ad
vises to the contrary. Every person
who has passed the age of twelve years,
should be re vaccinaUd with fresh heiier
virus, to test the fact of complete pro
tectioh against small pox; and those who
have had that disease should be accinat
ted, as it may attack a person who $ras
marked by it, aaswell as a person who
has been only onceWaccinated. Forthis
purpose re vaccination is-, earnestly ad
viced. Taccinatiou with lymph , from
cleaji and healty iLOcnlated heifers causes
no disease: : '
...
Poiut Caswell, e understand, is to
have a uewspapc of its j own. Mr. L,
Vollers was in the city jloiay for the
purpose ot purcniiing tne necesaary ma
terial.
Vigorous Old Age. i j
Dr. John Pridgeu, ot Oaintack, isjOO
years old and jet he ia as vioronsnd
hearty as many men of half that age
He walks from bis home to Point Cas
well, six miles there1 and six miles batk
with all ea9e and he wants to po afishinar
he jQmp3 into his boat and "paddles his
own canoe." He bids fair to live at least
ten years longer, and we trust that he
', " 'I".'
'"'""Decided steos oueht to betaken to"
cure a Cold or Cough at once. Wc should
recommend Dr. lsnll s Congh ftyrup.
I'his valuable medicine is indorsed by
the physicians and you cm rely on its
doing tne worK every tin e.
Mayo as Hamlet
Mr. Mayo and his great Company win
present Shakespeare masterpiece at the
t.nora Housa to-morrow evening. Here
are some press endowments of Mr. Mayo'a
representation of this great character;
His "Hamlet" deserves to rank with
the best performances of the .best trage-
the dcsl penormancea cn tuc.u
dians. Albany journal.
M Mavo3 interpretation of"
avo 3 lnterpreiauon orvaainiei
wa8 particubirly distinguished for feeling,
ana xook a remarsauie uum uu iuo ejtu-1
-. 1..LI. L.1J IK. n m I
pay l FP UUUie"-'"w
I mPII.I l.P.T - I
M -p Mavo's rendition of "Ham-
iet" Qt night was not a servile copy of 1
anyone. It showed originality, siuay, i
nnn in ihh n v i i it-i . L.n. iuuiu uuu ub iui- i
' T t7Y "ZF" ZLa
nrnvfi i. riia voice uuu uuotuiiuti ic-
minded one of Booth, and was such as to
- ".rr,. ? Ti
Wlin HIS power. jxn-umunu mk. -i
i Thoseho witnessed Mr. Mayo last
evening were amazed and delighted. His
"Hamlet" is a smooth, strong and ar-
iiitpranr wm Ro admirablv adapted,
1 S II'. Mill It. I nLJIliliLflULl 1.A lO UObAVU IMiL i
one to tue 0ther, that the auditor found
the influence or nis art lrresisnnie. i
U orcesler bpy. "
11 - tin wrn'a I I on Ot " 19 O. mflStPm PPR. I
. ,
.ond thfi manner mwnicn ne lmuerauniiteu i
e character last evening, shows that
np nna TTisifiM it, :l siiKciiii hluuv. ua. rv u.
Jnrinrr tS first, nr-f
oi the piay . waB called before the cur-
tain at tne ciose oi ine Becuuu. -u
. p it. J J I
from that time until the curtain ieu on
.u i u rtri4?Tir.0i o-rr.ro in
favor with the audience. The "Hamlet,"
impersonated by Mr. Frank Mayo last
nitrrit-was tne Desi we ever saw k wb
- - u Tv, Whrn rvnd
ICQ It r nuuvuu w. v ' "-if
''QQrCL7n.
;
c -a k trio r
xCttuuiy juu, ttumC- 6
x. imuicn Buiw iTOuj wv,- "
ranted, bold only at J aoob n. t
Death of Mr. Isaac James.
We are very sorry to iear of the death
0t Air. Isaac James, an oia ana promi
nent citizen of Perder county, which
uccuiicu C.jr "V v j
1 J .J I . A ASWJ-1 A W9
morning, A. iriena in jrenaer cuuui-y, u
. . -
physiciarri who was on a professional
visit to the neighborhood at the time,
writes us as follows under date of yes
terday, in regard to his death : i
"I have just returned from a profea-
sional visit to Grant township. While
there, I! was informed, as I regret to
write of the sudden death, very early
this morning, of Mr. Isaac James, of
that township. He had been coniplain-
ing for two or three days of a bad cold
and pain about his chest, but was able
still to be up attending to his business,
T ' ua toir moHir.ino w nn
I I T .-i :1 ,1 II mnml&O0 "COICIU Ai,auc, XJVUU. JUIWBM
UT 1 w. Tftlrl f;:orite JacobSjCil: that H. Ender, Esq, Hotel
very early and able to feed a vonte o j , ... jj. . ,
, . , . t 1
horse this morning again went1 to bed
aud! died about break of day. He had
. 1 l.t L U Un
been in rooust neaun, so mucu mi .uau
he seldom compmmeu tur tue jrcu.
or two 01 a iorinwcuniuiBcuu.p.u.i, ui
the breast, i mei nun auuut wcB
ago, and in our kind and pleasant chat
he' was congratulating himself on his
m TT t J A L. & b
fine health and vigor, ue weignea iu u
two hundred and twenty pounds, and was
fifty-seven years of age. The cause of
this sudden death is, of course, a mat
ter of conjecture, but with the 6ymp
toms described, the neighbors class the
disease under that very comprehensive
one in popular acceptance of heart dis
ease. 1
T T;I : :Mt"r t"
where he had been m the habit of stay-
ing most of his time for several years as
, . . . f u- i
nearer his business of making naval
stores. His suddsn death is the talk m
many parts of the township to da and
called a number of his relatives and
neiehbors to his dead body and many en-
" r. ,l.
qmnes are maac . u uu,cu c o
i , . .t -
only persons wiu neio vu. u j yetas luli ol painoa a
Knneo hprp And when he died, as I amirnnld wishj Tha soccii
uvuw ,r
informed. He had formerly selected a
on the public road and near Mt. French's!
Ki9;nr Plantation, of Eocky Point
township. Herehebad spent most of
life and he will be buried on te-morrow
The receipts ot cotton at this port ic
day foot up 466 bales.
The Steamship Regulator, , Capt
Doane. Irom New York, arrived at her
wharf in this city this morning.
The annual meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the Bank of New Hanover will, be
held in this city cn Thursday next, the
9th inrt. 1 " -';" .. ' . - " '
. i
The Board ol Directors of the Bank of
NewHanover hate declared a semi-an-
nuaiamaenu oi .our per cen,., W""
Ojjaud alter tue eth inst.
I Where H Orislnated 1
Si'Etxr.nKLi), Tenn , April 12, 1881.
H. Ill Wacxkr & Co, : Sim A dis-
tressing coagh, originating from I liver,
was cured by your bafc Kidney and Liv-
or rintf
I ! A. Hopkixs.
. j
he only case belore the Mayor tnis
morning was maioi oaraes laiauouri,, u
French sailor, charged with disorderly
conduct.
tt. i?-J r L I.
ne was unea ipj, wmuu uc
Via
applicants were accommodated
. . . v i .. . .
!" - iwi . t . -i ,
month. Of these, 50 were white males,
. I . . . . i l
-,a3 a wulte temaie ana y were coiorea
males.
, Rev. Dr. Mayo will meet the teachers
0f jew Hanover county, in Tileston
Tjpper Koom, on Saturday next at 2
- .
o'clock P. M. All of the teachers m
the county are invited. 2t.
Tr irty-four sentences were awarded in
. . , . J
the Mayor s uournasi monin ana oi.bu
Mn fines was I collected. Of this amount
j ,as turned over to the county, as ac-
rcuing from a btatc case. :
..... T" J? i t:u
vfifiref.ka Comtiound is the best
for fama! wftaWaa that thev
Z . . 1 . . "
ever heard of: it arivts nniversal satistac-
. . r t-, -i-.-
nW?XLWa"!h
... '
pamphlets. ,
Tbo. nnlirA fnrr.ft marl A S4- fl.rrp.sts dnr-
. . monthof JanTlar- " doaed.of
" - - ?
wbicb 17 were wmte maies, 1 a wniie
female and 16 were colored males, the
whites being in a majority of two.
A rpvnlntiftn in the treatment of nerv-
I - -
I j: i. r
lOUS UlBCtutcs is uuyt mmug iiavi .
i uenson oi iauimone uaa uiscuvcreu a
I sure remedy in his Celery and Chamo
mile Pills they permanently cure sick
and neryous headache, neuralgia, ays
pepsia, sleeplessness and all nervous dis
eases. , V
The American schooner Thomas Wil.
Edward3t from Brunswick, Ga.,
loaded wUh lamber ashore on
F j Pan shoala. We are unable to
I w
give any further particulars of the disas
ter than those conveyed above.
We t&ank Miss Amy M. Bradley, the
Principal ot Tileston Normal School, for
a copy of the Lighthouse and Tileston
Recorder, it being the first number of
the second volume. It is a handsome
little sheet of eight pages, issued from
the presses of Messrs Jackson & Bell, and
is creditable in every respect. Mr. W.
H. Chadboum, Jr., is the business agent,
PnrtIlfffi. Wia. . Columbia Co..
lyfo.,-, raports that Mr. George Fitte,
of Wyocena, was cured of a severe case
of rheumatism by two bottles of St,
I V , m . j
that lheir editor wag Cttred ol a severe
sprain, by the use of St. Jacobs Oil.
I 1
geDtieman ,who arrived here last
evening from the Black River section,
via the Mount Misery road, informs us
. , lan(linff erected for the entrance
of ehicleg into the ferry flats opposite
a ba(J conditioQ and
dangerous. We call the atten
tion of the proper authorities to tnis
fact. ,
i - i
Across the ontinn
Oliver Doud Byron and his,excel-
lent troupe will probably be greeted by
a large house to night. The liox sheet
is pretty thoroughly scarred which is a
sure indication of a full, house. .They
played in Raleigh on Tuesday night and
P 1. , " ...
.. . .
excellent endorsement:
. . n
O ver Doud Byron and his excellent
Compan well sosJuiod. at Tucker Hall
jasl CTeniDg,he reputation so well won.
The house was crowded by one of the
largest audiences of tha s.-ason. and con-
sunt applause marked tuc course of the
.xcitioi ulay. which ia tut Sensational, and
i 'v-' i j
ud tan b Lean
alty parts of 4 he
i 1 m , r k
performance deserve b.gb V. uur
3 , I
The phxeootogi.t U governed, more b
I tis flins thn ay
i ousiness.
TSTe-sy ' Advertisement.
Ship Notice.
k LL PERSONS are hereby ,
XX. CAUuonea sgauifct naroor- gjgj
inaj or trusting any of the crew
of the Nor. Barque W A LLC. ZjZSctir
Capt. Walle, asiic debts of their cootractinEj
will be paia by Master or Confrurnee?.
ifi:irirvc co., ,
Con$tenec
feb -;;t
otice.
rpiIE iBOARU OF liUiECTORS OFlE
NRw iiASm EUhave decUri
a Semi Annual dividend of Four Fcr. Cent.,
payable on and after the Sth init.
twa ft
i
fb 2-2t 8 P. WALLACE,. Cash'r
t
; I
Annual feetine:,
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of the Bauk of New HanoTer will
be held at the Banking House, i thicit
THPRSiHT. tb9th int- t 12 nooa.
feb 2.2t 1 S. D. WALLACE, Caah'r.
Air ii p.nl turn. 1 l.iiiip
and Carbonate of Lime,
:gEST AND CHEAPEST FERTILIZERS.
Send ior Ciraular and Fnce List,
I - - - :- 1 - - " "
3 FRENCH BROS.,
feb 2-lmd&w
Rocky Point, NC.
Album of Fashions
AWTTAVPVm TVl-nM r-no trim-1
I VT. :i,V"h Tn XI
dition to my large and well selected stock
of MILLINERY, , &c, I have secured tte
I Cl-VT k.u.'w w- x
ny 'a patterns, which can he bad on very
enaWe Ur. ' ..t
MISS K. KARRER,
Jan 2$ Exchange Corner
i m jcv - c
EL.
THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF MANY
SEASONS
-d.. BfW. T? orl a
l--J j. - .
Matinee, Saturday, 2 P. fS,
Frank fV3ayo
Supported By the Largest Legitimate Dram
atlc Company Travelling !
FRIDAY EVKNINa, HAMLET
I '
GALA MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2 p. m.
for Ladies and Children. Price 25c 50c.
THE BEAUTIFUL V n W rh l&r . r
i love &TORX, in uumiin.
AND
RICHARD
Bale of Saats commences Tuesday morn
ing, at Dyera. Usual prices.1
jan su-at
OPERA HOUSE,
Okb Night Onlt, Thtjbsda.t, Fkbeuabt 2.
The Funniest Play in the World
Engagement of the Young Heroic Actor,
OL.I VJE r d oud b ybon,
Who wUl appear fa this City In the
world renowned Play, entitled .
Across the Continent l
Supported by the charming Actresa i
, Miss KATE BYRON. 1
AN ENS SM BLE OF TWENT1 ARTISTS
333 Laughs In one Play ! The Funniest
Til TX7AA
Now in its twelfth year of success, and play
ed everywheie to crowded houses.
JOHN PENDY In bis Epecialtiea. Matter
CHAS. HOGEN, in hi ImlUtions of -
. Pat Rooney.
Sale of Seats commenced at Dyer's this
(Monday) morning. jan 30 3t
Valentines.
jgQYS AND GIBL3 L&UGH AJD BE
Merry, and eoae t HEINflBaRQFR'3 and
get tout OOMIU rL Tnkifc i
-fTY QROfla GOSii entirely new at
IflfiLIVS U ' K KS
FOR W1RM HEaTS, ;
' . .letrBt- -nz-d V 'tii
Valtoti" ;ri' icte-.jr al arl!ti'aily
triaisad lib s tk ; . j
Or.1ersfroji xl oa -try c;t.a lj io-
,lCiUd- . 1.M.V
f!k 1 Lira Bookard Kar.e ht-jre.
MARIIH'S VACCIriE VI 3U?.
-"-"'
Kohth Caroms Xkvicau JouKxir.
AcrJfcr roie the Foithesk States
TT1RE8H AND ACTIV.t VACCINE from
Th rpnovmcJ eatabllabmeiitof Dr. nrry A
Martis, furnlahed ta large or small quanti
ties. This vaccine u warrantee, lo iaxein
11 nrimarr cases. I r
7LanetPoinUfor tl.OO J
.15 do i do 3 00 -II
Eah lancet point will Tacclaat ona per-
Orders by Ulegraph or mail wlU rexeivs
rompt attention. L"-..
r"Tr v t j : THOMAS r. WOOD,
Ua ;S4f ,bac . WSminton, N. O
plA8B sarins :
will bcia4 t9 r9iT naickat!t
fro a o3r madj ua y ed 'ail rabWatafT
jteara! latMa b ;.,
I . ". i " ." .
r ta wrttr fc-iiri lav f
a'fhaJ ti JMitftr. : ' . . 1 .1 : '
i wtA f t! I
And tt U paiaiiy aid pw-alarty unlar j
t" it!t tbs Edrvudoet n aJwayt erdort
th !-' Mvrrcednta tJer ro i 1
ta tii Adltorixl colawt V '
SSTJ
AdvortifiemoDtft
Valentines. 1
pHASKr BEAU ns Us. ahTIS-
T O V a LE TIM S thit f Ira de!lg ht to
' i
tin eye rd jcy toths eirt. We atll n ae
of thcai Til a-d icealii g Coa'c Ta ea
tias tht re hrretofv bwn ;an ereaoia
t ecjccy ni a if.r cj o th or torn.
ja 30
I'ookaelUf aod station r
I
Debility.
: ; Newbebk, Sept. 6, 1ML.
I HAVE U3ED MRS. JOE PERSON'S
TONIC . for general debility, consequent .
upon living in a low country, and1 band
great benefit from It as an appetizer w hick
gave tone to the eystem. j V
. MARY BAYARD CLARKE, '
For eale in Wilmington by Dr. W. I H;
GREEN; , fab 1
Brochet Shawls,
gINGLE AND REVERSIBLE, just ree'd.
'lhe prices range from $12 to 41C.50. This ia
one qt the most useful wrap3.
LARGE NICE BLANKETS, .
MARSEILLES SPREAD3,
V
CRIB SPREADS, CRIB BLANKETS.
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NEW NECK WEAR, embracing a variety
of just such 'tbioga as the Ladies wUl ad
mire. 1
CARPETS ICDlt?ilCE, CURTAINS.
The.prices are JUST RIGHT, as you will I
find on examination. ' I
A few Cloaks and Dplmans left will be
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sold very cheap i
R. EV3.
ianSO
The Robeconian,
pUBLlSHED h VERY Wednesday, in
Lumberton, N. C.,by W. W. McDiarmld,
has the largest UicuUUon and lho( largest
advertislrg patronage of any country paj ec
n the State. Itj now has over 600 subscri
bera In Robeson ' county alone, beiides a
general circulation ha the counties of Metre
i i -
Cumberland, Bladen, Columbus J Rich
mond and iha adj-'ning cuntlcg, Marlon
MaHboro feud Darlington lit Soutjb Carou '
llia. j . - - r ' ' . Ju' , '
rpHE j UNDERSIGN ED would rcepectfulj
ly annouuee that be baa jest fitted fcup at
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No. 3, Granite Row, South .Front at-, a Kes-
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tauraat for Ladles and Gentlemen, where
meals and refreshments may bo had at all
hours of the day. Every thing ia new .and
first class. Polit- waitcia and court eoua"at
tendants. ''
f3f Game ana Uys ! a season. FJaf
Wine?, Liquors and Cigars.
nov IS . F. A. EC II U PTE, -Pre p.
sinn PAifiTiac, bronzing. &c.
rnaK UNDERSIGNED WOULD re-
fcpectfu'Jy eay tba: ui.t.l farto ;r BOticehe
may be found tX bit
A til Ul SUU JU Jkirt, .-tl ' - J ju J'"'K- - -
cute all orders i. il; itce named brand;.:
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tm.. Ryvtm 5.At? Tin W'-Tt- ACti Cai'T!
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repainted and taniUted, I
;n i.tf r. rr burk.
fiVi RAARniKn HOUSE
AT BURG AW, by
MRS. JOHN SMTH.
Tabl alwave supplied with t tt
-be taarket aSTorda. Gtve us a call.
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