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MISCELLANEOUS RedStar TRADE MARK, HUGH WIRE AbsolttteZy rf from Ov.ir.te3, Emetics and Poisons, A PROMPIfSAFE, SURE CURE yar Cioh, Sora Throat, Hoarseness, Colds, Influenza, BroaeUltta, Asthma, Croup. Whoop. In C'ooifch, Quinsy, Palas in Cheat, aud other neetfin of the Throat ni Laaga. vricp 50 cents a lott,e- 80,(1 y Druesists and i) ler8 Putties vnable to induce their dealer to .romvilu a I01" them wiU retee two-bcttiez, Fxortsn'-hnrges paid, by sending one dollar to HE ( II 4KI.ES A. V0GELF.U CO PA ST, Sole OwLers ana manufttriarert, Unltljoor-, nsrjUad, U. 9. A. Mr.h 29 lv d&w. 1885a . Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harpkr's Weekly ha w, for twenty -ears maintained Its position as the leading iWtrated weekly newspaper in America. With a constant increase of literary and art istic res urrea. 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IN THE long Z.'w sale on easy terms in S 'i' Purchaters rour acres for 25. mSSFJsSff acre- "I monthl pay frSl10- ThLi land adjoins the "South ern fines", a recently -ct.i..i.t.w h.ih fSr Pifarium) and 18 specially adapted ure, aa wen as all toe cereals i t?r.0f Kew England people have bought So? Hhe, of "Southern pme," and It frnm ffSl ,"aer. mechanics and others ( irom the New England and Middle States, as tha fietoe-bere' to locate here. No State In u. Tn Sers greater Inducements to ret H-r" tnan Nnrik -v? frtnlwf Iam.m? country or as fine a climate be Jd. 1 his Is the opinion of Northern men have settled In North Carolina. This is a - j-ae oner, and Is limited Ul ntrmer particulars write at once to r . , J' HN T. PATRICK, '-ommis'r of Iinmlgration. Raleigh, N. C. Ia or. or B. A RICHARDSON, jan 21 tf Chronicle 0m Anmta O, The Excursion and Pic Nic CEASON IS OVER AND THE THEATRI Jof SALL8eaonhasopeiied again and I w, WERNER, the practical German Bar I WaterlmJlYont, Wilmington, N. c! - 4 TheDailv Review. HOW EASILY THINGS GO WKONG. "Alas! how easily things go wrong" A sigh too much or a kiss too long. And a father's patience is quite worn out: There's a hurried step and a wrathful shout, And the dream of a youthful pair is o'er. A youth escapes through the open door. With terror imprinted upon his face, And goes down the street at a fil ing pace. With hat in hand and a dek in chae The dog to the flying youth draws nigb; There's a savage growl and a piercng cry, "Aias! how easily things go wrong;" Why did the lover stay to lorfg? A panting youth at his mother's door Is vowing he'll goout t court no more; A dog is returning with visage griru. Dragging an ulster's tail with him. "Alas! bow easily things go wrong;" When a lover foolishly tarries too lone; "And yet how easily things go right!" When he leaves at a decent time ol night. He's wise who this in his memory loss; Fathers are fathers and dogs are dogs. Good Defence. Client "Jones has arrested me for insulting his wife and I wish to retain you to defend me." Attorney ' What did you do? Did you use improper language in her pres ence?" Client "I merely asked her to let me kiss Uer." Lawyer "Great Crcsar! She is as ugly as a mud fence. You had better plead guilty." Client "Plead guilty? What to?" Lawyer "Insanity." The Table Groaned. This'is an old expression, used to convey the idea of a big dinner; so big as to make the table creak and threaten to tumble to the floor. Sometimes it happens that people eat too much of the big dinner and have to groan over the attacks of indigestion, the precursors of regular dyspepsia. Brown's Iron Bitters, the great enemy of dyspepsia, relieves all trouble and makes comfort takes the place of groaning. Mrs. Matilda Davidson. Montgomery City., Mo., says, "I took Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and it did me great good." Sure Cure. Mr. Winks Goodness me! There is a young couple looking at that vacant house next door, and they've got a baby looks awful cross, too. Mrs. Winks Horrors! What shall we do? Can't we scare them off some way? Go tell them the roof leaks and the walls are damp, and tell them the last tenant died of smallpox. 'I'd like to, dear, but it wouldn't do. The landlord would sue for damage," "Oh mercy ! But something must be done, Mr. Winks, before they decide to take it. Oh do think of some thing!" "lihave got it. Run to the piano and sing Sweet Violets," Chicago Tribune. A Pointer About Presents. "What are you buying how?" asked a man on meeting another in a jewelry store. "I am looking for some present to give nfy wife on ber birthday. I tell you making presents costs a heap of money." "Why don't you do as I do? I have never failed to make my wife a present on ber birthday every year for twenty five years, and I am not out a cent thus far." "How do you manage it?" "It is very" simple. After we were married, when her birthday came around I gave her a $20 gold piece. Wher my birthday comes around she gives me the $20 piece back, and we have kept that up eer since, acid neith er of us is out a cent." Waiting lor an Office. Pa "What! Youdon't want to ac company us on our three-year tour around the world? Why, daughter, you yourself proposed it!" ' Daughter "I know, but I I want to get married;" Married! Well, of all things! To whom?" "To young Mr. De Blauk. You know him, pa?" "Yes. good family, good character and all that, but he has no income ex cept wha he gets from bis father. He has no employment at all." "I know, pa, but he is going to get a splendid office under Cleveland. It has been positively promised, and as soon as he eets it we are to be married." "Well, that's all right. At the pres ent rate of appointment you can ac company us on our tour around the world and got back in plenty of time." 'Phila. Call. He Thought it Would Do. "I want a divorce from my wife," said a Washington street broker to his attorney, "but 1 don't know how to begin it." "Any ground for scandal?" said the attorney. "No; oh, no." I "Did she ever hit you?" ,1 "No; her temper is quite even." "Did she ever blow out the gas?" "No she lets it burn. Maybe that would be grounds, eh?" "No." said the attorney. "In that case she would call to her aid the gas company, and we would have to strug ete with a monopoly. That wouldn't "No," said tbe.applicant, sadly, "Did she ever scald any of the chil dren?" aked the attorney, brightening up. "Haven't got any to scald. I suppose it wouldn't do to say she scalded the children of the next door neighbor?" No." "Then I don't know what to do or say." Then both men looked thoughtfully out of the window for nearly seven minutes. "She drank out of the finger bowl at the hotel when we were on our bridal tour," said the husband, hesitatingly . "If yon get the date and witnesses," said the lawyer quickly, "I think that will be sufficient under our law " Then they went out together and call ed for two schooners of beer. Chicago Herald. The Courts Under the New Ar rangement. FIRST DISTRICT JUDGE SHEPHERD. Currituck September 7, one week. Camden September 14. one week. Pasquotank September SI, one week. Perquimans September 28, one week. Chowan October 5. one week, i Gates Otober 12, one week. Hertford October 19, one week; Decern ber 21 ; one week. Washington October 26, one week; December 14, one week. Tyrrel! November 2. one week. Dare November 9. one week. Hyde November 16, one week. Pamlico November 23, one week. Beaufort November 30, two weeks SECOND DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS. Warren September 21. two weeks. Northampton Oc ober 5,two weeks. Edgecombe October 19, two weeks. Bertie November 2, two weeks. Halifax November 16, two weeks. Craven November 30. two weeks. THIRD DISTRICT JUDGE . Franklin August 17, one week; No vember 16, one week. Martin September 7, two weeks; Decern ber 7, two weeks ; for civil causes and jail cases only. Pitt September 21, two weeks. Greene October 5, two weeks, j Vance October 19, two weeki. Wilson November 2, two weeks. Nash November 23, two weeks. FOURTH DISTRICT FALL TERM. The fall courts'of the fourth district composed of Wake, Harnett, Johnston and Wayne, will beheld as follows un der the new act: Wake July 13, to hold two weeks; criminal causes only. August 31, to hold two. weeks; civil causes only. Sep tember 28. two weeks; criminal. Octo ber &G, three weeks; civil causes only. Wayue 'July 27. two weeks; civil and criminal. September 14, two weeks; civil causes. October 19, one week ; civil causes only. Harnett August 10, one weeks; civil and criminal. Johnston Ausgust 17, two weeks; civil and criminal. FIFTH DIRTRICT JUDGE GILMER. Orange August 10, one week ; No vember 9, one week Caswell August 17, one week ; No vember 16. one week. Person August 24 , one week ; No. vember23, one week. Guilford August 31, two weeks ;De cember 14, two weeks. Granville September 14, two weeks ; November 30, two weeks. Alamance September 28, one week. Chatham October 5. two weeks. Durham October 19, two weeks. SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGE MCKOY. Jones August 17, one week; No vember 2, one week. ltienoir Angust 24, two weeks ; No vember 16, two weeks. Duplin September 7, one week ; No vember 30, two weeks. Pender September 14, one week. New Hanover October 5, two weeks, for civil causes. ' Carteret October 26, one week. Onslow -November 9, one week. SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MCRAK. Cumberland July 27, one week ; No vember 9, one week, for criminal causes only; November 16, two weeks, lor civil causes. Columbus August 3. one weak. Moore August 17, two weeks; De cember 7, two weeks. Robesou August 31, two weeks; Oc tober 12, two weeks. Anson September 14, one week, for criminal causes; November 30, one week, for civil causes. Brunswick September 21, one week. Richmond September 28, two weeks ; December 21, one week. Bladen October 26, two weeks. EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE Iredell August 10, two weeks; No vember 9, two weeks. Rowan August 24. two weeks; No vember 23, two weeks. Davidson September 7, two weeks ; December 7, one week. Randolph September 21, two weeks. M mtgomery October 5 two weeks. Stanley November 19. two weeks. Cabarrus November 2, one week; for criminal cases and no jury civil cases. NINTH DISTRICT JUDGE GRAVES. Rockingham July 27, two weeks; November 9; one week. Stokes Auguet 10, two weeks; No vember 16, one week. Surry August 24, two weeks: No vember 23, one week. Alleghany September 7, one week. Wilkes September 14. two weeks. Yadkin September 28. two weeks Davie October 12, two weeks. Forsyth October 26. two weeks. TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE AVERY. Henderson July 20, three weeks. Burke August 10. two weeks. Ashe August 24, one week. Watauga August 31, one week. Caldwell September 7, one week. Mitchell September 14, two weeks. Yancey September 28. two weeks. McDowell October 12 two weeks. ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE SHIPP. Alexander July 27, one week. Catawba August 3, one week. Cleveland August 10, two weeks; October 26, one week. Mecklenburg August 31, three weeks, civil cases only. Union September 21. two weeks. Lincoln October 5, one week. Gaston October 12 two weeks. Rutherford November 2, two weeks. Polk November 16, one week. TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE GUDGER. Madison August 3, two weeks; No vember 13, two weeks, civil causes. Buncombe August 16. three weeks; December 7, two weeks. Transylvania September 7, one week. Haywood September 14, two weeks. Jackson September 28, one week. Macon October 5, one week. Clay October 12. one week. Cherokee October 19, two weekj. Graham November 2. one week. Swain November 9. two weeks. a-a. To every Housekeeper a good substantial cook stove is an important necessity and our readers will find the best at Factory prices at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. t Actual Blixdess is not easy to Cube, but remember that disease of the eyes often results from impure blood. It yon have reason to think your sore eyes may have come from this cause lose no time in buying a bottle of Dr. David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" to cleanse you blocd. You can trust it $1.00 bottle. d&w Young Men! Read This. The Voltaic Belt Co .ot Marshall. Mich , offer to send their Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belt and other Electric Appliances on trial, for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neu ralgia, paralys e, and many other dis eases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illus trated pamphlet free, w s m & w lyR, A Card. To all who are suffering from the errois and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man hood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a mis sionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman. Station Z, New Fork City. eod d&w lv Itt hing Piki-.aymptonis ami Care. The symptoms are moisture, like persplra tlon, intense Itching, Increased by scratching; very d'ati easing, particularly at sight; seems as tf ptn-worm were crawling In and about the rectum; the private parts re sometimes affected. If allowed to continue very serious results may follow. "SWAVNE3 OINT MENT" Is a pleasant, sure cure. Also, for Tetter, Itch, alt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysip elas, Barber's Itch, Blotches, all scaly, crusty Skin Diseases. Box, by mall, 60 cts; 3 for $1, 25. Address, DR. RWATI & SON, Phila.. Pa. Sold by Druggists. may 2 lv deod&w t m w MISCELLANEOUS Vital Questions ! ! ! Ask the most eminent physician Of any school, what is the best thing in the world for quieting and allaying all irritation of the nerves, and curing all forms of nervous complaints, eiving natural childlike refreshing sleep al ways? And they will tell you unhesitatingly "Some form of Hops ! ! " CHAPTER I. Ask any or all of the most eminent physicians : "What is the best and only remedy that can be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidueys and urinary organs; such as Bright's dicease, diabetes, re tention, or inability to retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to Women " "And they will tell vou explicitly and emphatically "Buchit ! t.m Ask the same physicians "What is the most reliable and surest cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion, biiliousness, malaria, fever, ague, &c .," and they will tell you : Mandrake '. or Dandelion 1 1 fit HcQce; when these remedies av combined with o' hers equally valuable, And compounded into Hop Bitters, uch a wonderful and mysterious curative power is developed, .which is so varied In its operations tbat no disease or ill health can possibly exist or resist its power, and yet It is Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest invalid or smallest chill to use CHAPTER II. "Patients "Almost dead or nearly dying" For cians, eases, years, and given up by phys -of Bright's and other kidney dis liver complaints, severe coughs. called consumption, have been cured. Women gone nearly crazy ! ! ! .' !. From agony of neuralgia, nervous ness, wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar to women. People drawn out of shape from oxcrucfa ling pangs of rheumatism, Inflammatory and cfcranic, or siiftcrlng from scroinla. Kryeipelas ! ''Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, in digestion, and In fact, almost ail diseases frail" Nature is heir to Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof of which can bo found in every neighborhood in the known world. MfsV None genuine without a bunch of green Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop" oi "Hops" In their mchll lmdAwnrmtc A PIEPER BREECH LOADING CUN. 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In making ur small orders higher prices nave to be ebasaod B Standard 11 O m l(H4 1 ft. 90 BACON North Carolina: Hams. tb IS 4 Shoulders, V ft...l 7 0 Sides, fb 9 0 WESTERN SMOKED Hams........ 14 0 Sides, t lb 9 0 Shoulders ...... 8 0 DRY SALTED Sides, r tb 7Vfe0 Shoulders, 8 Ms BARRELS Spirits Turpentine, Second Hand, each........... 1 78 0 New New York, each 1 90 0 2 New Clty.each 1 60 0 1 beeswax, a L ae 0 BRICKS, V M BUTTER, fc North Carolina 23 0 2 Northern... 35 0 si CANDLES, V ay Sperm IS a Tadow lle Adamantine 12 0 12 CHEESE, lb Northern Factory 12 0 13 Dairy, Cream 14 0 1ft State......... 10 0 X3 COFFEE, y lb Java 17 (2 26 Laguyra 1-2 0 13 Rio i. 11 0 12 CORN MEAL. f bus., In sacks t 0 70 COTTON TIES, bundle.... 1 SO 0 1 7. domestics Sheeting, 4-4, y yd 60 Yarns, bunch 85 0 EGOS, y dozen 2) O FISH Mackerel, No. 1, V bbi 16 00 020 d Mackerel, No. 1, V half bbL. 8 50 10 10 Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl 9 60 010 (0 Mackerel, No. 2, half bbL. S 00 O) G S Mackerel, No. 3, V bbl 7 75 0 8 10 Mullets, f bbl 4 00 0 Mullets, Pork bbls 7 00 0 3 5i , N. C. Roe Herring, V keg.... 3 00 4 Oo Dry Cod, ib 5 0 9 FERTILIZERS, & 2,000 lbs Peruvian Guano, No. 1 57 50 0C2 5 " No. 2 36 00 537 & " " IiOboa 00 00 051 01 Baugh's Phosphate 00 00 060 Carolina Fertilizer 45 00 050 00 Ground Bone- 00 00 040 0C Bone Meal 00 00 045 0C Bone Flour 00 00 057 Ot Navassa Guano.... 40 00 045 C Complete Manure 0000 067 G( Whann's Phosphate 00 00 070 Ot Wando Phosphate 00 00 070 OC Berger & Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00 060 0( Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer. 55 00 060 Oi French's Carbonate of Lime... 7 00 0 7 5C French's Agricultural Lime.... S 50 0 9 0 FLOUR, r bbl Fine...... 0 00 0 4 00 Northern Super 3 75 0400 " Extra... 4 75 0 5 25 " Family 6 10 0 7 0C City Mills Extra 6 00 0 6 5: " Family 5 75 a 6 0T ' V Extra Family.... 6 50 0 5C GLUE r ft 11 0 GRAIN, V bushel Corn, from store, bags, white. 80 0 8. Corn, cargo, In bulk, white. . '4 0 8 Corn, cargo, hi bags, white-. 72 0 75 Corn, cargo, mixed, In bags.. 0 ot Oats, from store 65 0 6 Cow Peas 125 0 1 7fc HIDES, V lb Green 5 0 Dry 11 0 12 HAY, V 100 fts Eastern 1 20 0 1 26 Western 1 15 0.1 26 North River i... 75 0 8f HOOP JIRON, V ft 31fe0 LARD, V ft Northern J 8!,0 North Carolina 00 0 10 LIME, V barrel 1 40 0 LUMBER, City Sawed, V M ft. Ship Stuff, resawed IS 00 0) Rough Edge Plank 15 00 01(1 West India Cargocs.accordlng to quality 13 00 01 6 Dressed Flooring, seasoned .18 00 i2 Scantling and Board. com'n.-12 00 015 MOLASSES, & gallon New Crop Cuba, In hhds 3C 0 36 M " " In bbls-...-. 30 0 40 Porto Rico, in bads 32 0 " " In bbls ' 36 0 Sugar House, in hhds 00 0 ,y " in bbls 2f 0 Syrup, In bbls J 40 0 NAILS, Keg.Cut.10d basis.. 0 00 0 OILS, V gallon Kerosene 11 0 Lard i 10 a Linseed 90 0 Rosin ; 01 Tar 00 0 Deck and Spar 100 0 'l; POULTRY Chickens, 11, grown 2- 0 " Spring 10 0 Turkeys 75 0 PEANUTS V bushel 1 00 0 POTATOES, V bnshel Sweet PO 0 Irish, V bbl 2 25 0 PORK, V barrel City Moss 23 5C 024 Prlmft J ...16 00 017 Rump 17 00 018 BICE Carolina, V ft 40 Rough, bushoi 96 0 RAGS, lb Country 1 W0 City. 10 ROPE, f ft 140 SALT, if sack, Alum i.P 00 0 76 LIverpoo L..- 00 0 76 Lisbon U. oo 0 00 American oo 0 it, SUGAR, W ftCuba-.-. oo 0 or, Porto Ribo 00 0 00 A Co floe - oo 0 K B " oo 0 e C " 0 6 EX C- 50 Crushed 100 11 SOAP, V ft Northern 5 0 SHINGLES, 7 In. FM 10 50 011 00 Common. 2 50 0 8 0(! Cypress ;Saps 4 50 0 5 Of Cypreea Hearts 000 07 6t 8TAVES, V M W. O. Barrel.-12 00 018 00 R. O. Hogshead 00 00 010 00 TALLOW, r ft 4 0 5 TIMBER, y M feet Shipping. 12 00 014 00 Fine Mill. 11 25 013 00 Mill Prune 7 50 0 8 50 Mill Fair. 6 000 6 50 Common Mill 5 00 0 0 0C Inferior to Ordinary 0 00 0 4 0C WHISKEY, V gal Northern.. 1 00 0 4 00 North Carolina 1 00 0 2 50 WOOL, y ft Washed li 0 22 Unwashed... 15 0 20 Butty 10 0 15 MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND MANUFAC TURERS SHOULD READ BRAD STREET'S A i WEEKLY JOURNAL OF TRADE. FI NANCE AND PUBLIC ECONOMY. Sixteen Pages every Saturday. Oftentimes Twenty Pages. Sometimes Twenty -four Pages. FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR. The foremost purpose of Bra street is fo be of practical service to boalieas men. 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