P
MISCELLANEOUS
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CONSUMPTION USE
TAYLOR'S
Oherokee Remedy
OF SWEET SUM AND MULLEIN.
The Bwectpum, as ffathercd from a tree of the
same name, growing alonst the small streams in
the Southern States, contains a stimulating ex
pectorant principle that loosens the phloem pro
ucini; the early moriii2conli. and stimulates
tfievhild to throw oSTthpfalie membrane in croup
and whoopine-couah. When combined with the
heultntr iuucila?ir.ou4 principle in the mullein
plant of the oM fields, presents in Taylor's
HKHOKCK REMEDY OK SWEET tiTM A XD MIX-
1. r.ix the finest known remedy for Couehs, Croti p.
v;hooplnjr-conhandcnsuiuptlni: and no pala
table, any child r pleated to take. it. Ate your
ilrncirist for it. lrice, and 31. If he does
pot keep it. we will pay. for one tiie only, cx
nreJ chanrea oa laree x bottle to any part of
ti'.e 17. 8. on receipt of l.t.
WALTER ArA.YLOit.'AUantJj.GW'
Bi.tr 27 mon wed sat ly.lc nnn
SrCapital Prize 5575,00023
Tlcktesonly 85, Shares in proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
We do her tt jf certify that vet supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly end Quar
ter! Lhravrtr.gs of The Louisiana Stats Lot
try Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted toiih honesty , fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and tne author
ite the Company to we this certificate, taithfac
iHoiles of our signatures attached, initsadver
i tementt."
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Commissioners.
We, the undersigned lianlx and Bankers, will
paw all Frizes drawn in 'Hie Louisiana State.
Lotteries trhich may be presented at onr coun
ters. J. IT. OOLESRY. Pres Louis'ana NatN Bank.
S. H. KENNEDY. Pres. ftatc Nat'l Rank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New-Orleans Nat'l Bk.
Incorporated In 18H8 for 25 yers by the .Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur
poses with a capital of $1,000,003 to wtuch a
reserve fund of over $550,000 haa since been
added. mi M
By an overwhelming ponclaj vote lte fran
calse was made apart or the present State
Ca&stltutlon adopted December 2d. A.. D..1379.
Tte only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpone r.
Jta Grand Single Number Drawing take
pUce monthly, and the Kx'raordinary Draw
logs rcgulaTlv every three months instead of
Semiannually as heretofore, begianln?
March, ISiG.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
fORTUNE. Second Grand Drawing. Class
B. ia the Academy of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday, February . ISSG-lSJta Monthly
Drawlrar
Oanital Prizs. S75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractious in Fifths
in proportion.
i Capital Prize i
1 Capital Prize V
1 Capital Prize
2 Prizes of $6,000
5 Prizes o! 2,000
1,000
10 Tr'.zca of
20 Piiies cf
iGO Prises of
300 Prizes o?
500 Prizes of
iCOO Prizes of
20o
100
50
25
,TPROXlJfATIOH PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
a M0.
3 250.
75,000
25,000
10.00C
12.00C
10,000
10.O0C
10,000
20,000
30,000
25,000
25,000
6,750
4,500
2.250
TheDailv Review.
THE WINTER OP THE YEAU
how, a beautiful widow, whose fair
f-ce decorated the S100 Confederate
notes. Sbo had been of sreat service
I to the Southern cause, and had passed
, : 1 i me lines to and from Washington a
It ii Xhe Winter of the ycat.! ftfium hero! lira ts. and had been to Eng
u er nuried tlawvrs the snow dr ills Tie : Ian8 ana franco on an important mis-
auu ajxer leaving ner two joung
dajters at school in the latter coun
irjVa3 returning to the South via
The
storms
have
"veiled with ashen
Till
The bluece3 of the Summer sky.
No brooLs in babbling ripples run.
No birds are sinking in the hedge.
No violets n (Mini in the sun.
IJejiile tlie brooklet's frozen edge ;
t unto lenflYss, broken boughs.
1 ne creenet mosses closely c in?.
And near stern Winter's stormy vers
Nassau in tho Bristol steamer Candor.
with impoitanwtvs frfora the French
Court. Th StAhTsn.-hful nasspd lhf
blockading fleet satly and, juU befcrti
nawn, was approalCUing the bar, the
range lights having been set in answer
ritii
CurrI
cam d
tormv vtr?n t nersigosi. ine pilot uescrying ilia
Soft float prophetic airs of Sorin " Night Hawk lying ashore on her star-
ooaru dow imasineu ner a Diocsauer.
It is the WinTerof our life!
OVr buried hopes the snow drifts lie.
And storms ixq veiled with nshen
gray r"
The biuene33ofa clondless t-kv.
No light steps cross the threshold stone,
lost his head, and ran the Candor in the
breakers.
"At daylight the Federals, seeing" her
a9h"re, sent one of their steamers in,
which tired several sbots at her; but
the blockader was promptly driven ofl
iu voice oi iove our welcomes ereet, oy our long range guns. There was a
No tr.t!e hand encla3ps our own. ! heavy sea on, and it beiog i
Willi cordial salutations sweet.
t unto bruised and broken herif,
EnIeariug words of promise cling.
And float upon lime's stormy verge,
litight blossoms of eternal'Spring,
FOUT FISHER.
Iteininis
Lamhy the
1,307 Prizes, amounting to $265,500
Application forratcsto cluba should be made
only to the blfice of the Company ia Ncvr t)r
Vor further iufortnai!..!:, writ3 clearly, glv
loi full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
aioncy Orders, or New York Exchange in or
dinary letter. Currency by Express (all eutna
of $5 audupwarda at our expense) addressed
New OrlaanB, I.a
or M. A. DAUPHIN..
VVashmslon, Di t
Malt P. 0. Money Order payable n--l ad
irta Kisttrcd Letters Ia
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nri SmOll. At
..iijrk Eellef. -t
poalUve turc
CREAM BALM
h:i"gslned an eu
vUbls reputation
dfsplaclne all other
prepaTatlons . A
particle la applied
mro eatu uwi"!
No pain; agreeable
to use. Price .Vc.
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fclsts, Owego, i. Y.
sr r
HAY-FELVER
bv mil or at druggists.
ji'LY HKOTHERS, UvugL
. jinlJ wsmdAwnra
The Western Tribune.
THIRTY-TWO COLUMN WEEK I A
ftspappr. Chas. Jdjyard WISsmi, Editor
and Proprietor. AsnvilU . . C
1IIE rBIBONE wld diouss with cntlri
freedom all questions of public Interest
In politics it will teach Democratic doctrine,
PwniaDrPz2alou5l5r for the upbuilding of
our whole fctate, and eepecially lor the cevel
opment of the varlad resources cf Western
it wlU lthefrlend of all Railroads so long
as they are the friends of the people
I will aspire to deserve the cs eem of I s
readers by dealing with all subiects in a fair
and dlgnlfled raanner, and by carefully ex
cluding from lta columns everything of a vi
cious unjency. . . .
The TKiBUSE la printed from rew type, on
new and Improved Power Press.
The price oi me vi " ., , r ; 7J.
1.50. tlx Mentha, 75c, Three Month Mcln-
Tartabiy in aavance. ,
omo lotorcstiti
conces ly Col.
Commandant.
Col. William Lamb, in a -recent ad
dress, delivered before the Northern
Club, of Npifblk, Va., said :
"Wo sometimes hadourlun in camp.
Zeb Vance visited U3 not long after his
election as Governor of North Carolina
lie wore a black stovepipc bat on the
side of hia head as he came sauntering
through the fort. It wai the lirst ap
pearance ot a beaver' in the garrison,
lie hadn't gone far before from behind
the barracks came the command,
'Come out of that hat!1 I see your
legs'' 'Come out of that hat!1 and
prcseutly concealed voices in different
directions had caught up the cry. 'Come
out of that hat !' 'I see your legs!1
"Good-natured Zeb rather enjoyed
the joke, but, it w.iy not the reception I
desired to give the Governor of the
State, and I had the drums beat to
quarters and the. battalions formed lor
review. .which eD'ectually squelched the
fun.
"Next evening, at dres3 parade, an
order was read, threatening any soldier
with coodigu punishment who should
call out to a visitor to 'Corno out of bis
hat.' Everything remained serene and
quiet after that order, despite the visits
of several clerical gentlemen to the
garrison with rusty stovepipe hats,
until one morning I espied a bow-
legged blockade-ruuning captain vSbJ
I . !! .1 A t. :..1.4. 1
naa got saieiy in uunug me uiut,
coming up from the beach with a great
shade hat on his head, which looked
for ail the world liKc au inverted cole
scuttle, lie was about opposite one of
the barracks men wheu a sepulchral
voice growled out, 'Stay in that hat
Against orders to come out of that
hat!' 'I see your legs! Stay in that,
hat!' which command was repeated
along tho line with startling emphasis
a3 th& bewildered" 13riti3her made haste
to reach hcadsquarters. I surrendered
at discretion and never issued another
order on the hat question,
"Some of jou have heard cf Ben
Butler's novder boat, which wo behove
was sent aainst Fort Fisher tt blow
the bottom of the ocean out. submerge
tho fort, demoralize the garrison and
stop blockade running. Gen. Benj. f.
Butler had some three hundred tons of
powder put on a steamer disguised as a
blockade runner, and tried to destroy
Fort Fisher by running her iu uear the
fort and exploding the great mass of
powder. He had beard ot the great
destruction fov many miles -around by
an explosion of gunpowder-at Frith,
England, and h:- concluded the safest
and quickest way to capture Fort
Fisher was to blow us all up, or at
least to scare us to death.
"Admiral Porter's licet had aopeared
off Fort Fisher December 20, 1801. but
stormy weather prevented the impend
ing attack. On the night of the 23rd
tho steamer Little llaltie ran in safely
though the fleet frou Nassau, and I
was talking to Capt. Lebby. who had
lacdcd.ibout midnight, when from
several posts on ibe ramparts came the
cry for tne corporal of tho guard, and
the o Jliccr of the 'guard reported a
s earner on lire about one mile from the
i nl and nut far from shore. I went
Loon the parapet and taw what seemed
to be an English buiit blockade runner
on tire. Capt. f.ebby thought it must
ba the steamer Agnes Fly. which ieft
Nassau with his vessel lor Wilmiogtou.
and I so telegraphed Geu. Whiting,
I v.atched the !;.ro until alter 1
o'clock-, when I went to headquarters
and laid down, hoping t- get a little
rest before the anticipated engagement
next day; but I had hardly lain down
before 1 toit a gentle recking of the
house, which was insiaully followed by
an explosion, sounding very little loud
er than the report of a ten-inch Colum
biad. The corporal of the guard was
called for iu every direction by the sen
tinels, and the ollicer of the guard re
ported the blowing up of the magazine
ot the vessel which had been on tiro.
"I went on iho parapet, but all was
sileuco and darkness, save the roar of
the breakers and the phosphorescent
gleam of the surf as-it laved the shore.
I telegraphed Gen. Whiting at W:L
mloton of the exploiion nnd retired to
. A !
"I was surprised to learn from pris
oners captured on Christmas night,
after our defeat of Butler and Porter.
tha.t the explosion was lhat of a jreat
floating magazine intended to demolish
the works and destroy the garrison.
The fleet had retired twenty mi!e3 off
to prevent any injurious eflecttothe
vessels. The concussion was distinctly
felt in Wilmington, twenty miles o.
and in the country around, but itscilect
on the fort and garrison was a misera
ble failure. My theory is that the
steamer was afloat in deep water when
she b.ew up, and that had she been
hard and fast ashore the result would
have been very serious."
A writer in the Norfolk Ledger give
some interesting incidents of blockade
runnin in Wilmington during the war.
among which is the following
account of the death of Mrs. Lose
(Jreenshow. widow of Robert Green
how. a native of Richmond, and for
mer translator in Washington :
You have doubtless heard of the
famous female spy, Mrs. Bose Green-
on possible
to communicate with the steamer by
i boat, I went to headquarters to await
' the i ising tide, expecting a calmer sea
upon its tlootl. Presently a diminutive
looking specimen of humanity, bare
headed, and in his shirt and drawers,
which were wringing wet, stood shiver
ing before me, and with his teeth
chattel i u announced most ludicrously
that he was Maj. Tait, ot tho British
army; that he waa ot a party who. in
attempting to leave the Candor, had
been upset and barely escaped drown
ing; that he feared Mrs. Greenbow was
drowned, and that Prof. Holcombe waa
completely exhausted and in a critical
condition.
"Sending the British Major to the
hospital, I hastened to the shore There
I found the soldfers had rescued Prtff.
Hnlcombe and several sailors besides
the Major froai a capsized boat, but
Mrs. Grecnhow, who had embarked
with them, was missing. !l sent the
professor, who had been sway on a
diplomatijpmission for the Confederacy,
to tho surgeon,, and had dilligent search
m'ade lor the unfortunate lady. Hor
iifelcss body was fouud, the cruel wayes
having cast it up on the cold wet sands
when the flowing tide came in. It was
a sad, a touching sight; that graceful
form, that lovely face, with the in
domitable spirit flown beyond all ha- j
man recall. T nderly we took her up I
and gave her over to sympathising!
woman's care, for the dead heroine was i
too sacred a charge for a soldier's cam p. j
"When the sea subsided the com-;
mandcrof the Candor camo ashore, i
The brave sailor was almostunmanned
at the pitiful fate of his passenger. He
told me that when the blockader ap
proached at daylight Mrs.' Greenhow.
fearing capture when so near her jour
ney's end, insisted upon going ashore,
although be protested against it, assur
inz herof the protection ot the f rt and
the great danger of the sea. She in
sisted, a boat was lowered, but the
passengers and crew had hardly gotten
in before it was upset by a breaker and
drifted beyond human help. She was
caught under, while tho men crawled
upon the bottom of the boat and hung
on Until rescued. One of the soldiers
brought me a small satchel containing
one hundred sovereigns, which had
been suspended around the poor lady's
neck, and which may have helped to
drag her down when the boat upset.
Flesh wounds and cuts can be healed
by a few applications of Salvation Oil.
All druggists sell it for twenty-five cents
a bottle.
' '
Key West is to have another large
cigar factory.
When Sickness ok Depression
comes do not, buy "tome bitters'.'1 It
is bettor to die of disease than drunken
ness. Buy a bolt e ot "Favorite
Itcmedy" and cleanse the system. The
great multitude of human ilU have
tbeir foundation in impure blood. Dr.
Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" attacks
tiiese at the fountain's head and makes
the stream of life' pure. One dollar
per bottle. All Drjiggisis eell it. Dr.
DavicfKennedy, Proprietor, Rondoyt,
N. Y. .
The Mikado of Japan never wears a
garment that has been washed.
- -.
J have had nasal catarrh for Icn
years so bad that there were irreat sores
in-my noe. and ono place was eaten
through'. I got Ely's Cream Balm.
Two bottles did the work. My nose
and health is well. I feel like another
ni30. C. S. McMillcn, Sibley, Jackson
Co . Mo.
Ely's Cream Balm is the most ef
fective, convenient and agreeable
catarrh remedy I ever used,, and I have
tried them 11. C. B. Ilenning, Lauder
dale Co.,. Tenn. warn.
Ladies"' hair will-be worn very
on the head iu lYi' thi3 winter.
Advice jto Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothino Syrup
should always be used whn children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little
sufferer at once: it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as
"bright a3 a button." It is very pleas
ant to taste. It soothes the child, soft
ens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
vt ind, regulates the lov"els, and is the
be3t known remedy for diarrhoea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle,
jly fi deod & wl.y
The CPTirts Tinder, tho New Ar-
r increment.
SlSlfCTiuDOE SIIEPHERD.
ckr-Se'pt ember 7, one week.
ea beptemuer H.one week.
Pasquotank September '21., one
. Perquimans September 28,
wdet, I .
i Chowan October 5. one week!
Gates Otober 12, one week.
Hertford October 1, one
December 21 ; one week.
Washington October 2f, one week
December 14, one week.
Tyrrell November 2. one week.
Dare November 0, 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 October 5, two weeks.
Edgecombe October 19, two weeks.
Bertie Novem ber 2, tWo weeks.
Halifax November 16, two wjeeks.
Craven November 30, two weeks.
one
week ;
THIRD DISTRICT JUDGE
Franklin August 17, one weeks No
vember 16, one week.
Martin September 7, two vcks;
December 7, two weeks ; lor civil causes
and jail cases only. ' .
Pitt Septembi r 21, two wetks
Gre2ne October 5, two weeks.
Vance October 19, two weckj.
Wilsqn November 2, two,, wcgks.
Nash November 23, two week?.
FOURTII DISTRTCT FALL TERM.
The fall courts ofthe lourth district
composed of Wake, Harnett, Johnston
and Wayne, will be held as follows un
der the now act: - .
.Wako 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 26, three weeks; civil causes only.
Wayne July 27, two weeks; civil
and criminal. September 14, tw-a
weeks ; civil causes. October 19, one
week ; civil causes only.
Harnett August 19. one weeks;
uvil and criminal.
Johnston Ausgust 17, two weeks;
iivii and criminal.
FIFTH niRTRICT JUDGE GILMER.
Orange August 10, one woek; No
vember 9, one week -
No-
No,
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Mackerel. No. 2. V half bbl. 5 00
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DB.T. A. StOCCM.lBi PearlSt . New Tark4
dec ?S 4wdw
Caswell August 17," one week;
vem ber 16, one week.
Person August 24, one week ;
vember23, onie week.
Guilford Ajugust 31, two weeks ;De
comber 14, tw weeks.
Granville September 14, two weeks ;
Novem ber 30, two weeks.
Alamance September 28, one week.
Chatham October 5, two weeks.
Durham October 19, two weeks.
sixth district judge mckot.
Jones August ?, one week ; No
vember 8, ona week.
Lenoir Augnst 24, two weeks; No
vember 16, two wcek3,
Duplin September 7, one week ; No
vember 30, two weeks.
Pender September 14, one week.
New Hano vet September 28, two
weeks, far civil causes.
Sampson October 12, two weeks;
December 14. one wesk.
Carteret October 26, one week.
Onslow -November l), one week.
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MCRAE.
Cumberland July 27. one week ; No
vember 9, one week, for criminal causes
only; November 16. two weeks, for
civil causes ''
Columbus August 3 one weak.
Moore Aiiust 17, two weeks; De
cember , two weeks.
Robeson August 31 , two weeks ; Oc
tober 12, two weeks.
Anson September 1, cnewcek, for
criminal causes; November 30,. one
week, iQr civil causes.
Brunswick September 21, one week.
Richmond September 28, two weska ;
December 21, one week.
Bladen October 24, two weeks.
EIGHTH DISTUICT JUDGE
Iredell All gust 10, two weeks No
vember 9, two weeks.;
Rowan August 24. two weeks; No
vember 23, two weeks.
Davidson September l,Jt wo weeks ;
December 7, cno week.
Randolph' September 2J,two weeks.
Montgomery October 5 two weeks.
Stanley November 19' two wneks. '
Cabarru3 November 2, oris week;
for criminal cases " cm d noJjury civ?)
cases . ' j
Nielli DISTRICT -J UDGE GRAVES.
Rockingbam-Wuly 27, two weeks;
November 9; "one week.
Stokes August 10, two weeks; No
vember 16, one week.
Surry August 24, two weeks: Nor
vember 23, one week
Allegkiny- September?, one week
Wilkes beptember 14. two weeks.
Yadkin Septemher 28, two weeks.
Davie October 12, two weeks.
Forsyth October 20. two weeks.
TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE AVERY.
Henderson July 20, three weeks.
Burke August 10. two wcck9.
j Ashe August 24, one week.
Watauga August 3Iono weok.
Caldwell September 7, oae week.
Mitchell September 14, two sveeks.
Yancey --Septcm ber 28. two weeks.
McDowell October 12 two weeks.
. ELEVEJiTII DISTRICT JUDGE SHlPp.
Alexander July 27, one week.
Catawba August 3, one week: 1
Cleveland August -10, two weeks;
October 25, one week, 4
Mecklenburg Agist -.-M, three
weeks, cjjfeases only. "
Unvefii September 21, two weeks,
lidcolh October 5, one week.
JKaston October 12 two weeks.
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Corn, cargo, In bulk, waits..
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Corn, cargo, mixed, In bags..
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Rough Edge Plank 15 00 16
West India CBjgoes.accordhijj
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Scautllng and Board. caiaa..'1 M cift
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POTATOES, V bnshe.
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PORK, Vbvrel
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. When You Ride.
QALL ON, WRITE OR TELEPHONE TO
us and yru will get Igood horses and sound
vehicles and care ful drivers. Wc try to please
always. .
Horses boarded by the day, week ox month.
We rcepcctfully solicit the. --attention-ot the
public to our facilities.
R. C. ORRELL.
Xlvcry and Sale Stabrcs, Corner Fourth and
Mulberry sts. aus -
First National Bank of Wil
r -mington.
CAPITAL STOCK..
SURPLUS FUND....
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66.0
Deposits received and collections xcadt
all accessible points in the United Sttr
DIRECTORS
E. JS. BURRUSS, D. G. WORTH i
A. MARTIN, JA8. SPRUNT,
OKORGE C1IADROURN.
OFFICERrt
&. It. BURRUSS...
A. K. WALKER..... .
W.LARCIN3.. ......
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President
M. Cashle
... ABg CMhU
The Landmark,
pURLISHED AT ST ATES VILLE , Iredell
county, N. C . U the leading newspaper In
Western North Carolina.
It la the only Democratic Paper published
In Iredell county one of the largest and
wealthiest counties In the State and has at
tained a larger local circulation than any pa
per ever heretofore published in the count-.
its circulation ln Alexander. Wilkes. Ashe.
I Alieghany, Yadkin, Davie and Iredell, i3larz-
combined ; and la rapidly acquiring a strong
foothold ln Forsythe, Surry, Ito-vran and, went
ern Mecklenburg. i
It 13 the only paper 5n Western North Caro
Ilea that employs a Regular Canvassing Agent
aud thus kept eonstautly before the people.
Under this system a rapi lly increasinc circu
lation is the result, mating tho Landmark
the best advertising medium in Western North
Carolina. Address f
LANDMARK, Statcsville.N. C.
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Polk November 16, one week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE GUDGER.
Madison August 3. two weeks; No
vember 13, two weeks, civil causes
BuncombeAugust 16, three weeks ;
December 7, two weeks.
Transylvania September 7, one
weok.
Haywood September 14, two weeks
Jackson September 28, one week.
Macon October 5, one week. 1
Clay -October 12, one week.
Cherokee October 13, two weeki.
Graham Sxoycinber 2, one week.
SwaiRy-Novenibcr 9. two weeks.
J. U. JONES,
Jl VERY, SALE, BOARDING
AND EXCHANGE STARLES.
no tcs, Mules. TJugg'es' and CarriagesTfor
sale or hire, suict atten'ion paid to boarding
boracs - .
People cominj? to the city with teams to
buy ' Imetmas Gool3can fiid gcod btalis aiul
food for their lorsea.
No 312 Prli less, bet. 3rd and 4th tta.. .
13 f - ' WiimliijtOB, N. C.
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Tin Roofing,
OOF REPAIRING AND IAINT1:g,
JOIRINC GENERALLY,
W. E. KING,
Practical Tinsmith, South Front St..
jan IS Rear Mallard's Harness Store
Holiday Goods
Q.ILKS A MUlfcHISON HAVE RECEIVED
their stock cf HOLIDAY GOODS, which are
now displayed for the inspection of the public.
The ladies are Invited to examine these goods.
ndall will be ordlal'j' welcomed. Goods;
win be soui on a si al profit.
dec 21 GILES & MURCHISON.
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ATENTS.
Eicht
practice
The most popular Weekly newspaper devoted'
toscient e, mechanic, euirinepring. discoveries.
kit unistrflren wirn epicuaia engraving;?.- ,
pnblication fnrnv-hps A nrost valuable mcyclf pedi
".f inlormat ion wh-"u o person should be xrit hout.
The popularity of i he .SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN i-
such that its civi-ulni ion nearly equals that of all
other papers pf Ur, Hcs combined. Price, $'4C9 ST"-.:
vcar. Disc-omit to Unbs. ild bv all Iietv6dcalerw
MUNN & CO.. Pubii-nierft, No. 3tiCroadwa-, N. Y.
jfunn Co. hav.
iU9had Thirty-
years'
before
the Patent Oflfice nnd havo prepared
more tnau cine Hunarea inou-
?,ancl applications for patents n n
I'aited tntes and forejpn countries.
VtventrA Trade-JIorks. Copy-rinbtR.
Assignments, and all other.papors for
seeming mventors tner risnts n tn
United Stat"!?. Canada. EnfilandFrsnce.
Germany and hther foreign xountrtc. pre
pared at hort ..not ice a nd on reasonable trinr.
fnformaliw? we tn obtainiapjpatents cheer
fuHytfiven without, charg. Uand-books or
information icnt free. . iPatcnts ' obtained
Ihronfth Munn A Co. are noticed in theScientitio
American frxe. The adrantatro of uch notice i .-.
well understood bv all persona who vriso. to dis
pose of their patents. -
Address MUNN A CO.. OfEcw ScriSTino.
Amebic ait. 3tl Broadway. New York.
The Excursion and Pic Nic
REASON IS OVER AND THE THEATRI
CAL Afili RALL SEASON hasocened agraln
iiud JOHN W ERNER, the practical German
Barber and Perfumer. Is personally in at
tendtnee at his 1 1 air Dressing Saloon, 29 Msr
ket Street, letwcen Water and Kront, Wli
minRtou. N. C. oct 22
Family and Fancy
Groceries I
A Full- and Fresh Stock.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER INVOICE
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KOYSTER'S CANDIES !
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krWi mci e: cci c oudi
A favorits prescription of o:e of die most
Tinted and s:ict".;:t-ii! r-jrilitc in tli. IT
w retired) (or the cure of Afrvom lrbiUl,
tMt Manhood, WeaUnemaiid lcay. Sent
;pbtn sealed cnvclue free. Druggists can Ell it.
ddress QR. WARP & CO.. Louisiana, M(j.
Large Stew of Oysters
For ;;o Cents,
At Scarborough House
WATER STREET,
decietf Ret. Princess and Ctcitnut
OT ALL KINDS AND GRADES.
Celery - by .'Tuesday's 'Sttrir.
EOR SALE BY
P. L. BEID&ERS & - CO.,
jan 13
NORTH FRONT ST.
Purcell House
WILM1SCTON, N. C.
rjlHOROUGHLY RENOVATED ,
Firet ciass accommodatloas.
Rntps'reasonable.
cctlJ3m II. L. PERRY; Prop
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