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Complaints
Cured fyd
teaspoonfui of
in a little Milcor
Sugrar and Water
All Oru GGisTS Sell ir.
n 1 TV V T V F. A.: LEU MANN,
Y I ft 11 JL p Washington, D. C.
art 3 4
. Tscna ior circular.
CCUMAH KAT 10 At BUSINESS COLLEGE.
'Newark. N.'.J. Open all the
year.. Nat ionaLpatrpnage. .Best
course of Business ""Training.
Leas' expensive In ' time and
money. 1 Pieasanfcest location.
Indorsed bv thousands ot crad-
iuates and hundreds of the lead
ing business men of -the State and nation.
,ect3iw : ,H. COLEMAN, Manager.
Ml
liiS
" ' Ask poke
LIEBIG OOMPANY'S
EXTR ACT OF MEAT !
ma insist upon no other being substluted for It.
N. 15 Genuine only with fac
ilraile ot Baron Lie blfir's gg:
nature tn blua across 1ib la
bel. - v.;
Sold by Storekeepers, Grocer and Druggists
everywhere. oct 3 4w
TheAcme ;
MANUFAOTlfBING 00.,
MANUFACTURERS OF v;r
Fertilizers; Pine Wool' and
Pine Wool Matting.
Or
WILMINGTON, N.C.
'J'HE REPUTATION - OF OUR FERT1LI
ZCRS, the ACME and GEM, is nor estab
hed, aa.l the reanlta of three yeara ubc I
tbc hands oi the best far t ere of this and otl
er Sttes fuiiy attest their valuo as aJjlb
Kradc nuaore. ' ' l. .' 1
The MATTING, made from the leaves of
Clr mtlTe plre, has alreadj rained a popu
for comfor. and '.durability equal to
'tor wool carpet, and the demand for it is
tacreatlng. It has virtues not found In
T other fabric. 7
Ike riBUE or WOOL 1 extena rely used
Ior DPbolateilng purposes, axd as ft flillnjt for
"wttreBaes l almost equal to hair, being light,
and proof against ia&ects .
Certlacates from reliable parties using our
001 can be seen at pur office, or will br
gUed upon application. ; 1 oiy 29 tf I
Valuable Lands for Sale
QHK TRACT OF L &ND. LYING ONJC
le from Lincomton, N. C. conslatlng of S3
J.M acrvs cleared; is best for cotton.
givt good crop8 Jor .ji uralns. Um a
"risen runnlnjt thruoeb it ai.d a oneeprln ;
w acre or bottom Una on the bran n atd
g6 a wcxhI, ofc d hlckorr, well Una
Wfll r- w-.w vw. uuk (tuna vwu
acres I9 yei low phi and oak. ;
- w irncu &aa terms apply o
CK.ONL.Y MORRIS,--ttta
M Aucfrs & Ue&l sute Brokers
X
YSerte
IS
V 3
-hie:
SI
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5
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21 t?Iln
Another
mle ff,,m ' v K' v l-0 aercs. 25
wta, tlDe sVrtJucof d Melons water, about
u v . 4 of bo'tonTUrd near lton me trv-cn ;
LOVETnE LIVING.
The sanctity that is about the dead,
To make us love them more than
r v late, when here
Is not, Harwell to find the living
' dear, . 0
With sanctity like this, ere thev
have fled? -
The tender thoughts we nurture for
a loss
Of mother,, friend or child Oh! it
were wise
To spend this glory on the earnest
' eves. Vr--
The longing" heart, that feels life's
. ' present cross. -
Give aLso Merc v to the livinfr here.
Whose, keen-strung souls will
. quiver at your touch;
The utmost reverence is not too
much .
For eyes that ween although the
r lips nlay sneer. . .-
- Independent.
We have heard manv of our
friends say that Salvation Oil cured
them , of rheumatism. Those who
have not tried it, should do so. Our
druggists sell it for twenty-five cents
a bottle. .. ." ,
." , . '- . - r, -
' '. Yts Stoi-Je of Ye Dogjjie.
Once in ye very olden tyme a Mer
chant t say d too an Eddytor, "I'doan
thynko advertizing payes."
"Let me show yov,11 said ye Eddy
tor, "I pvtt 1 lyne in my Papyr and
not charge yov a pennie."
A11 right," replied ye Merchantt,
"and we will see.'1.
, So ye Eddytor pvtte ye lyne in his
papyr:
WANTED A DOGGE. Jonx Joxes, 259
Oldest.
Now yt happened that 400 Peple.
eache brovght a Dogge on ye next
dave thereafter, so that Mister Jones
(whych was ye Merchantt's nayme)
was overruling with Dogge's.
'SynCe there .are so manye
Dogges,'-- sayd he, "I , thynkee 1
myt'lit make soye bysiness and will
give you a pennie .for eache Dogge.1'
Ye people . tooke ye ptnnie each
for his Dogge becavse there wers so
manye Dogges, and Mister Jones
skynned ye 400 Dogges and made
bobtes aritl gloves from ye 400 hypes
and thvs mayd
A Byg Fortvne,
and thereafter added to vt by ad
vertizing in ye Eddytors papyr.
American Grocer.
-. I suffered from a very severe cold
in my head for months and used
everything recommended but could
get no relief. Was advised to use
Ely's Cream Balm. It has worked
like magic in its cure. 1 am fx-ee
from my cold after using the Balm
one week and I believe it is the best
remedy known. Feeling grateful
for what it has done for me I send
this testimonial. Samuel J. Harriss,
Wholesale Grocer, 119 Front St.,
New York.
Two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm
cured the wife of a well known U.
S. A. General and also two army of
ficers in Arizona of catarrh.
"A Wise Young Wife.
"There," said the young wife,
turning from the mirror to her hus
band and giving him a sweet smile,
"what do vou thing of these bangs,
Charles? Do they become me?"
Charles, who was at that time
engrossed in the task of reckoning
up the total cost of bonnets, bangs,
dresses, and so forth, answered with
a clouded brow:
"I should think yon would be
ashamed to ask such a question, Mary
Your vanity is becoming absolutely
insufferable."
"Charles," she said, in a tremu
lous voice, "if I am vain it is for
you. 'You 'would not love me if I
was a slattern and a dowdy. It is
for your sake that I try to make my
self as attractive as possible."
Having said this she bursts info
tears. -
Then Charles arose and gathered
her into his arms and kissed her
fondly and said:
"Your bangs are lovely, dear, and
you are lovely; and if till wives were
as neat and desirous of attracting
the admiration of their husbands as
you are, there would be a great
deal more conjugal happiness in the
world than there is at present.
There, my love. Now forgive me
for my rudeness."
liucklen's Arnica Salve.
; The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and Posit iyely
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by W. H.
Green & Co.
A Mg Fish on a Small Hook.
The exploit of the Florida fisher
man who landed a tarpon, more
familiarly known as the silver fish,
with rod and reel, has been excelled
by a young lad of Handsborough
named Germain, avIio, with a com
mon fishing pole, a five-cent line,
and an ordinary trout hook, landed
a 300-pound tarpon at that place on
the 4th. Germain was fishing for
mackerel on the canning factory
wharf, when his bait went under wit h
a jerk; " It seemed so like a macker
el bite that he essayed to land his
game in mackerel style. The re
sistance offered and the immediate
appearance of the silver coated
monster, wlio broke the water and
threw himself into the air only to
dive back to the deep, showed that
a tarpon was hooked. The lad held
on to the pole like grim death and yel
led. Messrs, v. Willie Hayward, a
keen sportsman, Thad Lyons, an ex
pert fisherman, and Jack Craig, an
other expert, being on hand reliev
ed the lad at intervals, and the fish
was skilifullyjplayed until, exhaust
ed, it lay iuiiting on its side by the
pier - posts. (Three thrusts of the
Harpoon glanced ofiV.rhe fourth
transfixed him. Its juiiipii, mean
time had hfeen immense. It threw
itself fronl the water and turnefU
with thatpeculiar wriggle whichj it
is said, throws the hook from the
jaws, but everv effort it made to get ;
biraigui tension on tne line was
met by the man at the end of the
pole, and, almost lifeless, the grand
game lay by the ; posts of - the pier.
To get the - monster on the. pier
was the next question. As he lay
supinely on his side Jack Craig skin
ned down one of the posts and in
serted a big hook in his gills. This
movement of Craig's resulted in a
retaliatory movement on the part of
the fish, who gave what old whalers
have described as the death flurry,
and Craig was struck on the head by
the end of the fish's tail, wich for a
moment stunned him. Upon his
recovery .the parties pulled the
grand catch . upon the pier. Its
weight was in the neighborhood of
300 pounds. New- Ortcaus Times
Dcomcrat. ,
Use the great specific for "cold in
head" and catarrh Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrli Remedy.- -
When a man agrees to swap off
his fame for a piece of court plaster
he is considerably struck on himself.
s V .
In Brief Ami To Th- I'omr.
Dyspepsia is --rirHtdtul. Di8ordrcl
liver i- '.misery It.dee'Stion ij a lce i
troitfi tiHtura. s
The !iUfnn i'estive apparatus ;is
nntyof thtt jtt c -mpl catinl nnd ' won
derful thuitrs i-t exis'ruerf'. It is easily
put out of order.
Greasy food," tough lod,"sl'pyy food.
ts(I.C'''kery. igemnl worry, late hours
irif ular h:iit3 hi:1 manv ther Ihint:;
whiebiUirht rrnt 10 he?, hrtve UJnde
Ainnriern pepl ntia'io 1 t dyspeptics
But (ireei's Ausnst Fiovv-r has dne
i; wonderful vvoik in rformim: this snd
huisfn s nnd making the
p" ph; so healthy ihat they
lh'ir.iiMais and he happy.
Auierrrtan
can cijov
Rt'njember N' htppins without
health. IJut Gretns August" Flower
hritms health and 'happiness to thiMhs-pt-ptic.
Ask mr druggist lorabot'lc
Sivent.v-livti cents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HUMPHREYS'
DE.EUMPHSEY5'B002
Cloth & Cold Binding
141 fags, with Steel Engi-Ming,
SAILtD FKtE.
Aildrms. P. O. 1S10, W. T.
LIST OF PBIXCIPAL NOS. CtJEES PRICE.
1 1 Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations... .25
Yormg, Worm lever. Worm Colic... 5,
3 ICrying Colic, or Teething of Infants. .25
4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults...... .25
fi Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic. . .25
t Cholera Morbus, Vomiting i25
7 Co UK It 8, Cold, Bronchitis .25
W Xeuralgia, Toothache. Faceacde 25
! Headaches, Sick Headache. Vertiffo. .25
HOMEOPATH iC
lOfi Dyspepsia,
Bilious Stomach..
i I
!HiinprP3cd or Painful Period-
.25
.25
.25
ox
...
.25
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
12
13
14
15
16
miei
GUI).
Croun, Couch, Difacult Breathinpr....
Salt Itheuni, J .rysipelas, irruptions..
Rheumatism, ltiieumatic Pains
Fever and Ague, Chills, Malaria
Piles, Blind or Bleeding
Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head
Whoopin Coiiffh, Violent Coughs..
Cefiernl !ebility, Physical WTeakuess
17
10
20
24
27
Kirtnoy IJisease
IVervou Debility
I Virmrv V kitpstt. Wetthlir Bed.
2Wj
30
l.OO
.r
32
Diseases of the Heart, Palpitation..! .DO
SPECIF ICS
bold by Drusrsrists. or sen
at postpaid on receipt of
.lSE CO. 1U9 inlioaSU K.l'.
prico. Uiar-HKLYS'SJfcDlU
feb 26 eod & wly nrm
Cotton Insurance
(3IARINE OK FIRE.)
ANY FORM OF POLICY ISSUED IN EITH
er of the following companies at lowest
' NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO.,
(Pays all losses without discount.)
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE COHPOKA'N,
(Pays all losses without discount.)
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.)
(Only Co., operating under the N. Y. Safety
Fund Law.)
SUN FIRE OFFICE.
(Oldest Company in the world. In successful
operation 177 years. Stock sells lor over
$3,000 a share.)
FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. .
(Assets n.428,000,00.)
Marine, Life and Accident Insurance Compa
nies also represented.
31. S. WILLARD, Agent,
sept 13 214 North. Water St
Fall Goods.
FUE-1I NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT vj
FIRST OF THE HBASON-
Fresh Cocoanuts.
NEW OATMEAL,
This year's manufacture, from new OATS;
and a superior assortment of Fancy -
OAKES & CRACKERS
NAMELY :
ALMOND 31AGCAUOONS,
' i
WINE J. MULES,
OSCAR WILDE JUMBLES,
BASP3ERRY TaRT.-, Ac, C,
and a f nil variety of other One goods In my
line. .
Jno. L. Boatw right
8cptl3
15 17 So. Front Street
Lime. Lime.;
LIME in exchange for PROVISIONS.
LIME '" .f GROCERIES.
LIME ' ' " " DRY GOODS.
LIME. " . " HARDWARE.
LIME " " V LUMBER.
LIME . ! CASIL"- A
t 5
Eocty Point.
The
wholesale prleea generalir. : In makln rro
amau orders higher prices !ve ta be rhTgtb
$0
Standard......
BACON North OiroUni"
9
15
15 i
64
, 5 -
a
a
a
51 ie, t tb .......... -10
WK3TSRK SMOKED , ;
tuima, v tb
3tdes, a....
Snouldra. V : .
D:y SALTEl--
cildea, V ...
iihotilders, & a...
BARBELS Spirits TarpentUs
Siecond Kar.d.eivch.;-........
ew Ne York., eaca .....
Cltyeaca
BttlCKS. Wllmfacton M
c
0 00
23
8 on
u 00
00
19 l 8C
n i 9
& 24
S3 9 (X
Nirthern-.-i.... ... .
North Carolina.............
Scrthsrn. ....... ........ .
GANOLISJ?. ft
3psrm.......i........M ...
Fsaiow ...4...
15
12
9
14
16 .
JO J
25 "
IS
2
6-.'.4
62
1)0
IS - & ,
llfe8
8 &
Northern Factory............ Wja
Dairy. Cream 15 &
ame ...... 8
CKJFTKX. Jb
vi 23
&
&
.4?n?ra
sar,.....i...
C ! MfcAL, toa.,lxi saci
- V!rKln!a-Mcftl....
O )TT03S T1E3. handle..
D?MESTIC3- -
3heetlng, 4-4, T yd... ..V-
i'ros, V'auch ...... ......
iiii'ii, V.iloxoa. .......
flb.K '- . . . - ' ..
fO
23
CO
o
&
6
1W
10 n
; M-Jtcfcerol. No. l If bbi. ...... 20 CO ; 6I2 0-
-lackcrcL Nc I, f' half bbl .11 w &iQ
Haokcroi, So; '-. r bbl.... :.:t CC SiS t(
Mackerel, No. 2, V half bbl.. 8 00 & 9 10
Aackercl, No; 3. bbl...
. J I to
. 6 Ot!
..il 00
Ot2 CC;
3 4 C
i1 0
to 0 -a
7
ullet&. V bbi......
Juliets, Pork bblfi.. ......
c; Hoc Herring. V ke.
Dry Cod. V ft......
rwutu r W:-- -' -i
Northern Suffer i
Etcra 40
Faralty 4 5U
CUy Mllte Super .... 4 eo
Fansiiy.. ......... 4 5t '
n 3
tt t
04
a 4
fit
as.
75
10
H ,
10
a t
LL'E ........... 1 0
GRAIN, f buhei "
Corn, frorc score, hftjp?,wlut.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white
Corn, cargo, la bags, white..
Corn, cargo, mixed. In bags..
Oats, rroni atora.. ...... ......
a 60
a
a
a
45 a 471
m sft
5 &
10 & 12H
i 10 0 1 is
to a . io
85 if. 90
7 & 74
3 A 10
svn Peas...
m D as, viii
rocnl.. ....... .5
HAY. r 100 fta
Eaatern.. ...... 1
Western..............
North River
HOOP IK05, -T Vb...
LARD, V tb
Northern.
North Carodna. . .
LI MS, j&rrel 1 0, O 0 00
LUMBER, City Sawed, f Mtt. .
8h!p Stuff, roaawed .....18 oo
ttoujfh Kdjo Plank.... .......15 00
. VoBtindlaCargoe8,aocorUng
;o quality... ...... ...........i3 CO
i.rrfsed Flooring, 3,?K.isd;. 18 OC'
oo
oo
Oc
oo
Alt
?.aiHiifcg Itbar'A. cora'n.l H) 15 0(r
Kew r.roj Cuba, In hnda..... 24 & 26
" " ir. bMa...... fit a 30-
Porto Rlcti. in bads......-.:. O 26
lr. bbls 26 O 28
Saar HoTiacin hbdo.......; O
" lr. bbis . a IS
.-ivrup, In Obis 22 e 35
NAILS, V Keg, Cut10d baulB.. 2 as a
OILS, V gallon
Kerosene..................... 10 O 31
Lard iw a 1 45
Linseed - 90 O 1 00
aoeln 15 0 . . 18
Tar....... - oo - 30
Deck and Spu........... 00 O 22
POULTRY
Chlekena, live, growa.'-. l a - 33
" Sprinsr ..... 15 O 25
Tnrlcoys.... ................... 75 a I CO
PEANUTS V bushel 22 fiw... . 60 O 80
POTATOES, V bnshel
Sweet -'08 70
Irish, V bbl .MMM.. 2 50 0 2 75
PORK. V barrel
city Mesa.. ........
Prime
Rump. ........ ......
on oo
014 oo
fV6 50-
13 K
00
UICE Carolina, r ft,
Bough, V busnci) Upland)....
Do. do (Lowland).. J
RAGS, V ft Country
City
ROPE, V ft -
SALT, sack, Alum -
40
so a
oo a
a
1 (Bb
70 O
a
oo a
oo a
74
6
10
60
22
75
65
00
5
Liverpool
Lisbon..."
American.
SUGAP., V ft Standard ..
Standard A...............
White Bx C
Ex C, Nolden......
Yellow.....
SOAP, ft Northern
SHINiLES,71n.'M
Common....
Oypress S&pa.. . .........
Jypreen Hearts.-..!....
STAVES, V M -W. O. Barrel
R. O. Hogshead.. ......
& , 5
,5 0f 61A
, 5 10 0 7 OfJJ
. 2 00' a 2 5t
, 4 50 O 6 0C-
0 CO O 7 50
8 oo on oo
oo oo ok no
5 O 6
TALI3W, r
TIMBEB.-V M feet Shlpplnjr.12 00
014 Ot
013 00
0 8 60
Pine Mill
1..11 25
MIR Prime
Mill Fair
Common Mill
7 60
6 000 6 50
5 oo ojiroo
0 00 0 4 00
inferior to Ordinary
.....
WTISKBY. IT iral Northord..! 00 0 00
Korth Carolina... 00 0 2
WOOL. V ft Washed.. ....i.. 13. 0 20
Unwashed.... .......... i 15 0 ; 20
RnrrT....... .....1 10 O 15
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riMR TABLE NO. Jl
Palmetto" Railroad J Co.
QX AND AFTEK MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1S37,
Trains will run as follows, dally except Sun
day:
1 Goixa North. ;
" ? j' No. 2 Passenger and Freight:
Leave Cheraw, S. C..V. . ;.'.L . . P."M.'
; Kollock Station. .2.45 P. t.
" Osborne. (Fla? Station).. 3.1.P. L
Arrive at Hamlet, N. C ............ ,a35 1. 31.
Goinh Soctil
' No 1 Passenger and Freight.
Leave Ilaiulet. N.. C. ...... . . . ....... ,12.r0 P. M.
" Osborne, (Flag station) 1.10 P. M.
. " Kollock Station 1.40 P. 1.
Arrive at Cheraw, s. C 2.uu p. 31.
pet 3 tt
VM. 3IX)NCUltE, Sup t.
Stovcfc-. Stoves, btoves-
ROW A RE .
E HAVE IN STORE A LARGE ASSORT
mentof Stoves, made by the best factories,
which we are selling at astonishingly low pri
ces. All In need of a good reliable Cooking or
Heating Stove, will do well to examine our
stock and hear our prices before buying.
' JACOBI S HDW. DEPOT,
oct 6 " ' 1 south Front St
Brushes, Varnishes, Paints.
' --: ' o -
' - -- , i ' ' . ' -
Blinds;" Sash. Doors.
GLASS AND SASH FOR FOWER PITS.
Large and well selected stock of
' PAINTERS' MATERIALS.
New lot of Brushes at reduced prices.
Remember that we are headquarters fo
good reliable goods and low prices.
J A CO I -'H H I VV . I i : tOT -
oct 6
1' South Front St
Quarantine otict
Quarantine will be ; enforced
irom May 1st t-r November 1st; on all vcs&cla
from ports .-outh of p Fear. .
Regulalioos Koverninx vess;lH In Quarantine
may be obtained at ibe oflice of the Quaran
tine Physician.
iue o iee will be given to pi ota of any
extension of Quarantine f other poir's,which
may becoxe dangerous on account of preva
ienoe of cholera or other iufect'ous disease.
cn entering the port. vc8els 8iib:ect to
Quaranune will display a signal llagontbe
V rt rtemng and come to anchor at the ttatlon
opposit Deep Water Point, and not, depart
thence wiliout the wrlcten permit of th
Quarantine Physician.
W. G. CURTI, M D-,
T1IOS F. Wr no, M. !., --GEO
G.THOMAaM. D.
apl 15, 1st & 15 6m , Quarantine Board
Uk. send for DO BUYERS' f,
1 plates.
t treeds.
1, f n f
Ms1jSS2W- nvy them. IJirections for Training
Thois sar.d fcr Practical POUJL
! Til V llOOii.. ICO piures; beau
Mtifal valorvA pVvtot ciiravlnps
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