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HEPAUTKK.
They were luaebiojr, one Uiy,
In a handsome cafe.
And she happened to sas.
QUO UUIII CU mr Wltjf J
I hat he and icecream wi're sn nniiy:
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And he made the reply, J
With a wink of ih pv
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The Hot Water Cure.
Doctor You have tried the remedies
I prescribed for you?
Patieut I baye, doctor, and follow
ed" your directions faithfully.
J). And you haye experienced no
benefit?
P. Not a particle.
D. Then there is only one thing
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P. The hot water cure? Will noth
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P. Then I'm a gone man.
D. What makes you think so? You
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P Haven't I? Why I've been mar
ried ten years and my mothcr-ih-law
ires in mv house. Boston Courier.
Quarterly Meeting.
First round for the Wilmington Dis
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or 1884-55.
Cokesburg circuit, Bethany " 17-18
Bladen circuit, Center 24-25
Elizabeth circuit. Elbabcth
own January 31 and Feb 1
Wilmington Front Street " 7 8
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Waccamaw Miss, Bethel " 17-18
Whitesville circuit, White. "
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Topsail circuit, Scotts Hill
February 28 and March 1
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Alans tor the N. c. tanroaa ana
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
1st diet Currituck. Camden, Pas
quotank, Hertford, Gates, Chowan and
Perqnimans; Tames Parker, dena, W
M Bond. tlem.
2nd dist TyrrelL, Washing too, Mar
tin, Dare, Beaufort, Hyde. Pamlico;
Theo W Poole, l)ero, P H Simmons,
dem.
3rd disL Northampton and Bertie;
Thomas W Mason, dem.
4th dist Halifax; J M Mullen, dem.
51 h dist Edgecombe, R S Taylor,
(col) rep.
Cth dist-Pitt; W R Williams, dem
7th dist Wilson, Nash and Frank
lin; HG Connor dem, Joshna Perry,
dem.
8th dist Craven; Geo H White,
(col) rep.
9:h dist Jones, Onslow and Car
teret; Dr C Thompson, dem.
10th dist Duplin and Wayne; E J
Hill, Jem, J T Kennedy, dem.
Mtli dist Greene and Lenoir; F At
Ron u tree, dem.
13th dit New Hanover aud Pender;
W H Chadbourn, rep.
13th dist Brunswick and Bladen;
Swain, rep.
14th dist Sampson : E T Bojkin.
dem.
15th dist Columbus and Robeson;
D S Cowan, dem. R F Lewis, dem.
16th dist Cumberland aud Harnett a
W7 'P ,1
t W A I ll V , lit' U 1 .
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dem.
18th dist Wake; John Gatling. dem.
10th dist Warren ; JH Montgomery,
rep.
20th dist Orange, Person and Cas
well ; James Holman, dem ; A W Gra
ham, dem.
21st dial Granville; R W Winston,
dem.
22d dist Chatham and Alamance; J
L Scott, dem.,.
23d dist Rockingham ; John S John
ston, dem.
24th dist Guilford ; J L King, dem.
25th dist Randolph and Atoore; M
S Robins, dem.
26th dit Richmond- and Mont
gomery; W I Everitt, dem.
27th dist, Anson and Union; J A
Leak, dem.
28th dist Cabarrus and Stanly ; Paul
B Means, dem.
29th dist Mecklenburg; S B Alex
ander, dem.
30th dist Rowan and Davie; J W
Wiseman, dem.
31st dist David3on; P G Thomas,
rep.
32d dist Stokes and
Buxton, dem.
33d dist Surry and
branklm. rep.
34th dist Iredell, Wilkes and Alex
ander; Dr R F Hackett, J F Dotson,
dems.
35th dist Alleghany, Ashe and Wa
tauga; J W Todd, dem.
36th dist Caldwell, Burke, AIcDow
ell, Alitcbell and Yancey; J S Brown,
W H Bower, dem.
37th dist Catawba and Lincoln, MO
Sherrill, dem.
38th dist Gaston and Cleveland ;
Geo F Basen, dem.
39th dist Rutherford and Polk ; T B
T witty, dem.
40th dist Buucombe and Madison;
H A Gudger, dem.
41st dist Haywood, Henderson aud
Transylvania; W LTate, dem.
42d dist Jackson, Swain, Macon,
Cherokee, Clay and Graham ; J W
Cooper, dem.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alamance Thomas M Holt, dem.
Alexander E B Jbnes. dem .
Alleghany B Edwards, dem.
Anson J J Dunlap. dem.
Ashe John C Plummer. dem.
Beaufort W H Patrick, dem.
Bertie L Roulhac, rep.
Bladen W J Sutton, rep.
Brunswick D B McNeill, dem.
Buncombn Richmond Pearson,
Johnstone Jones, dems
Bnrke Samuel McD Tate, dem.
Cabarrus T D Aliiler, dem.
Caldwell R R Wakefield, dem.
Camden H W Scott, dem.
Carteret A H Chadwick, dem.
Caswell Geo N Thompson, dem.
Catawba A A Shuiord, dem.
Chatham- T B Womaek, J A Alston,
dems.
Cherokee G F McGee, dem.
Chowan E F Waff, dem.
Clay T C Kitchens, dem.
Cleveland Thomas Dixon, Jr, dem
Columbus H S Williamson, dem.
Craven John E Huseey, (col.) rep.
Cumberland I A Alurchison, C C
McClelland, dems.
Currituck Wm H Co well, dem.
Dare E H Riges. rep.
Davidson G Al Bulla, S W Wall,
reps.
Davie H E Robertson, dem.
Duplin John D Stanford, dem.
Edgecombe B W Thorpe, (col) N
P Bellamy, reps.
Forsyth W H Sheppard. dem.
' Franklin N Y Gulley, J T Clifton,
dems.
Gaston J W Reid. dem.
Gates II Clay Williams, dem.
Graham ?N AI E Slaughter, dem.
Granville A H A Williams, Robert
Hobgood, denial.
Greene W A Darden, dem.
Guilford J A Turner, J A Barrin
ger, dems
Halifax A J Burton, David Bell,
dems.
Harnett D Stewart, dem.
Haywood W T Crawford, dem.
Henderson Dr W D W bitted, rep.
Hertford R W W in borne, dem.
Hyde J B Wat3on, dem.
Iredell Augustus Ieazer. Jonn
Holman, dems.
Jackson R H Brown, dem.
Johnston James H Pou, Josiah
Perry, Dem.
Jones P Al Pcarsall, dem.
lerioir Jesse W Grainger, dem.
Lincoln W L Grouse, dem.
At aeon James L Robinson, dem.
Aladison J C Pritchard, rep.
Martin D Worthington. dem
AtoDowell Geo H Garden, dem.
Mecklenburg R P Waring, W
Ardrey, H G Stowe. dems.
Mitchell TC Greene, rep.
Montgomery John F Crowder rep.
Atoore George Wilcox, Dem.
Nash J H Exum. dem.
New Hanover C P Locky, L Grady;,
reps.
Northampton J. H. Edwards, J.
W. Grant, dems.
Onslow H E King. dem.
1) range and Durham Chas W John
son. Caleb BGreen, dems.
Pamlico John B Maitin, dem.
Pasquotank Hu eh Cale, rep.
Pender J T Bland, dem.
Perquimans; Elibu Ctaappell, rep.
Person J A Lone, dem .
Pitt G W Venter?, R E Mayo,
dems.
Polfe Henry Morgan, rep.
Randolph B W Steed, I F Ca vines?,
dems.
Richmond John W Sneed. dem.
Robeson M McRae. Hamilton Mc
Millan, dems.
Rockingham Jas D Glenn, John M
Gallaway, dems.
Rowan lee 3 Overman, dem.
Rutherford John B Harrell, dem.
Sampson J W-S Robinson, J A
Beaman, dems.
Stanley D N Bennett, dem.
Stoke -J Y Phiilio, dem.
Surry Brim. rep.
Swain A H Hayes, Dem.
Transylvania J H Lamniey, dem.
Tyrrell R P Felton, Dem.
Union H B Adams, dem.
Wake Chas Al Busbee. John D Al
len, Herbert E Norris, J Walter Myatt,
Dems. 1
Warren and Vance R C. Ward, H
B Eaton, reps.
Washington Harrison, rep.
Watauga E F Lovill. Dem.
Wayne Frank M. Aycock, Ira W
Hatch, dems.
Wilkes- J R Henderson, rep.
Wilson John E Woodard, dem.
Yadkin J C Pinnix, rep.
Yancey L Whittington, Dem.
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Woman's Suffering ami Relief
Those languid, U (some seneations, csueln
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1883.
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turns guaranteed. A trial is all I ask.
Refpr b permission to E. E Burruss, Prcsi
uent First National Bank of Wilmington, N.C.;
Mcssrrs J. H. Chadbourn A Co., Mtcam Saw
Mills; P. L. Bridgcrs A Co., ttroccrs; P. Cum
ming & Co., Grain and teed dealers; Davis ft
Son, Ice and Fish.
Southern Produce a Specialty
oct 1 6m t
MAN'S
ORGANISM
Is the most complex work ot Ihe Creator and
when this complicated structure, so exquis
itely wrought. Is disturbed by disease, the
efficient aid should be sought from the most
skilled physician for the human body is too
precious to be neglected. It becomes the
quesUon, then: "What physician shall be em
ployed?" Dr. Oscar Johakkkses, of the University,
of Berlin, Germany, has made a lifelong sily
of ailments of the Nervous GeDlto Urinary
System.
HIS REMEDIES CURE
Any Detili'y or Derangement of the Nervous
System, including Sptrmatthorea, Gonorrhea,'
bypbilis, 8tricture, Impotence, etc., etc
BECAUSE vou may have been cheated and
fooled by quacks.' who claim to cure this
cUvsoPalsorders, do not hesitate to give Dr.
JoiiAVSES,iJfs method a fair trial before your
case becomes chronic and incurable.
msT FREE, jt
A valuable treatise, explanatory of I i .
Johaunesen's system, will be tent by mail,
port paid and t er urely sealed from observa
tion, to anv sufferer addressing hts sole an
thorized agent for the United States and Can
Ha. IlENttY VOGELKB,
49 8outh Street, New York
J9 Complicated symptoms trra'rd from
fr. Joiu.nkubs's Special Prescription, nn
aer advice of a djily qualified consulting phjs
lclan.
All correspondence held as atr icily confi
lenUal, and advice bv mail iree of charge.
Jin Z
felkrwluty eooi i tViaMj-r , rcen
wholesale price generally, la suUlrtg r
smU orders higher rricea nave to be ohar
BAGGING
Standard
- 2. - - - -
U; fe
B&gMotaCafna:
H a ms, y fa '
choukserB. w jo.
Sides, rib jj4Ji-
WESTERN SMOKED-
1H
M
7
9
IS
s s
w t
p mm
ft a
18 49
11'4
Sides, y lb - - -
SoOtti dcrs
DRY SALTED---
Sides, r
Shoetoers, r Ifc...-
BARRELS Stents TurpenUas,
Scpond Hand, each 1
, Now New York,-each.... ..... 1
NewCtty,each. 1
BBXSWAX V lb
BRICKS, fM-
buttkk, r fb
North Oarolla:,
Northern
CANDLES, V fc
Sperm. ..................... ...
Tailow .............. .i... .
Adaaaantnte L 12 O 12
CHEESE, r lh
Northern Factory
Dairy, Cream....
Sis ts
COFFEE, iT lb-
Java.....
Ijaguyra.
KiO ........
CORN MEAL, f bus.. In sacks
COTTON TIES, V bundle....
domestics -
Sheeting, i. 4, f yd
Yarns, V bunch....
EGGS, ff dozen......
FiSH
Mackerel, No, 1, V bol ...16 00
Mackerel, No. 1, half bbl.. 9 B0
Mackerol. No. 5. bbl.... .. 9 0
Mackerel, No. 2, f half bbl.. 5 Op
.. 7
12
14
10
11
11
fe6
60
5
X2
IS
15
v.'
JO
S1 49
Mackerel, No. 3, W bbi....
Mullets, r bbl -4
Mnlieto, Pork bbls U. 7
v. koo itcrnng, v acg.... :
C. Roe Herring, fcf keg
Dry Cod.JT lb.........':....
FERTILIZERS, V ib
00,
00
00
6
Peruvian Guano. No. 1..
r? h No. ......
m JLobos....
BaVh's Phosphate
Carolina Feruibter.
Ground Bono-.
.r7 fjO
66 00
.oo oo
.00 00
GO
00 00
Boie Meal ;....00 00
Bone i lour -.00 ou
Navassa Guauo... ...40 CO
Complete Manure. .00 00
Whann's Phosphate. . 00 Ul
Wando Phosphatft. O.J co
Berger A Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00
Excellenza Cotton FcrtilJzer.M 61
French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 00
French's Agricultural Lijae... 80
FIiUR, bbl-.
Fine..., 0 00
, Northern Super....... ii 75
" Extra....l 4 75
Family. 6 (.0
CItv Mills Exj.... (i 00
F M FarlUy 5 75
" Extra Family.... C 50
GLUE V ft. II
GRAIN, V bushel
Corn, from store, bags, white $0
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white.. '4
Corn, cargo. In bags, White. . 72
Corn, cargo, mixed, In bags..
Oats, from store J 65
Cow Peas ..i... I 25
HIDES, 4 ib-
Green 5
Dry ..J .. 11
HAY, if 100 lbs
Eastern
Western
North River...
HOOP (IRON, 4f fc...
LARD..4F lb
Northern........ - 3!.t
North Carolina 00 O
LIME, 4f barrel 1 40 ft
LUMBER, City Sawed, f M ft.
Ship Stuff, rcsawed ....... 13, 00 o:
Rough Edge Plank 15 00
w est moia uargocs.accoruing
to quality IS 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 18 00
Scantling and Board, com 'n.-12 00
MOLASSES, 4 gallon
New Crop Cuba, in hhda 80 49 35
" " lnbblfl 80 49 4 J
Porto Kico, In bads...
m in bbls...
8ugar House, in hhds..
7 H In bbls...
Syrup, in bbla... 40
NAILS, 4J- Keg, Cut,10d baslr.. 0 00
OILS, v gallon
Kerosene
Lard
Lhasoed....
Rosin..
Tar.
Deck and Spar:
POULTRY
Chickens, live, grown
" Spring..... 10
Turkeys 75
PEANUTS 4y- bushel 1 00
POTATOES, 4f bnshel
sweet .....1 ro
Irish, 4 bbl...........r....... 2 '25
City Mese 28 60 4924
Prime, 16 00 4917
Rump 17 00 4913
RICE Carolina. 4 B 440
Rough, 4jr bushOi i5 49
)-
8C
SO
82
33
00
26
H
1 10
0
90
00
CO
i
4916
49J2 0J
4915
49
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49
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49
49
fit 1
49
49
49
49
O
1
1 1
to,
2 eo
m-wxj Q mm v f-J uuuvi
RAGS, 4 fly Country..
City..
ROPE, f ft
SALT, 4f sack, Alum..
Livcrpoo ............
uiBvon...
yvjiiu i i(j;ui. ............. ..
SUGAR, ty ft Cuba
......
.....
....
...................
1449
14449
14449
00 49
00
00
CO
00
Porto Rico.., J 00
00;
oo!
4ua
A Coffee..-..
B "
Sr J
Ex C
Crushed;
SOAP.lp ft Morthcu 5
BHXNtJLES, 7 In.4M 10 50
Common 2 .50
Cypress Saps 4 50
Cyprecs Hearts. 0 00
STAVES, 4f M W. O. Barrel.. 12 00
R. O. logahead 00 00
TALLOW, 4 ft... 4
TIMBER, 4f M feet Shipping. 12 w
ITlncMIll i....ll 35
Mlil Prime........ 7 50
49
49
49
&
a
5349
or.
16
6
Jl
CO
00
50
Mill Fair.
Common Mill.
1 Inferior to Ord'm
WHISKEY, gal-NorUicrn.
Nortn Carolina.. 4-
WOOL, 4f ft Washed
Unwashed 13 J.
uurrv.,
4911
it I
a 5
49 7
4918 00
4D10 00
49 5
4914 00
4T13O0
4T S 50
6 0049 6 50
5 00
0 w
- - - - -4 mm
49 0 00
49 4 00
1 00 49 4 00
1 00 0) 2 50
1 49. ti
: r 49 20
10 49 V
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