Courts of North Carolina 188S.
JUDGES.
i ' o:i- iAiirnolc r-.f Superior
nil i "7-9 t trie nrineipni ducwuch j....tc -,
MEEW1C CDIQPJJiK A a-'"-y """l Europe. Bat possibly bis greatest iJtff&S(SS!r-
lUrS B O B-ttrvaM T ., W.-, F,mnr & Pron'r. ! merit in the eVes of hi. ".SfidSSSi
A ' awa - - - f 1 tF
Certain Car for the First Stagra of
Consumption.
Its .main ingredients are rwbeefml Daffy's
Put Malt Whiskey, anJ it stiranUu the ri r
gies and builds op the tissues as no oihtr ck-u-fcflc
discovery has ever done.
"I am a rreabytcrUn clergyman nI a Doc
tor of Divinity, tut I am ft afrsil u recom
mend Daffy's Malt Whiskey aaI DnfTy's Fr
mtxLa aa the purest and moat ci-'c at prvp.m
tiona I know of a-.d my r xperin. U Ltrge
oae." Ejv. B. Mux.
Priri" :u, I-.a.
Duffy's Fmnn! is for nalo ly all Cxxi-va
and dealers, rvkc, ft per lot;le.
Tut, Dciti Malt vrr;! t 'v,
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miscellaneous.
HUMPHREYS'
"Wilmington, X. C.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, m
Entered at the Postofrlce at Wilmington, N.C.
as second-class matter.
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ASSOCIATED ANCICS,
S37SaaLh tfzata Street, lM(!a:felpLta, Tc
AVonitrr CXtt tn tlio:tsar;.-
manvtsof tnrcntton. Tljos-who
are to nel of prorttable work th.xt can U douf
while llrtnjr at home sliould ai onc stntl tt.-lr
address to Hallftt Co.. Tort land. Maine, anil
recelTetree.mil lnronnatl-in how fitiu-rH-x.
ot all aires, can earn from $. io tSi xr dav and
upwards wherever they lte. You art .started
free. t?apltal not required, some have made
orer $.10 In a MdjIc d.- at this work. All suc
ceed, nov !md lw
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pj.o.tr. Allays
rain and liHt
orr4- l:cstorcs thcFT. lyrrr
Sca-cs ofT.ve and
Smell.
TIT IB! CfEtHAY-FEVER
A parthif H applied Into each nostril and Is
agreeable. lrlcv .VI cents at dn:-jvlsts: by
niiiU rcttejned. W cents. ELY 1UJ TI1EUS.
2o5 t;rcnwirn m.. New Yort.
apl 9 lreod diw '
flF INTEBEST to MEft
Jlanlr View. TTr!rr erTpf Mery J- r
Xatrntly rr-t.rr J by tit's U if sm cntirvlr ii
nf-tly. The Yefla Saiitft fn-ra Sjoiu. "r:.a
h Trochees nevi-r fih. Uur iil.if:ra,-d,6u'p-4M l-ool
d tentimoniil. (r.-nt m.uhP. 1ttt Itvui i!;;i5
ad 1U VOX CHAKF T1ICK'1I1-:AC U., CM
M Paris l'lace. JVw orli. TCI
Sash
Sash.
Doors.
Doors.
-o-
When Atittist -Spies was arrested
tho Chieajro Arheiter eitunj was
ileprivetl of its editor. After liis ex
ectitioii the stockholders of the pa
per beran to look out for a new edi
tor, and ottered that position to sev
eral leaders of Anarchy in this coun
try, but none could be induced to
accept the position. At last an itu
ported editor has been secured.
The name of the new editor is known
to very few persons. The noiu de
plume by which he is known to his
associates is Henry London. In .ap
pearance he is short, stout and em
inently vigorous. Ui$' face is pale
and intellectual, and lie is not more
than thirty years of age. He seems
a mere commonplace person until
he speaks, ami then the enthusiasm
which possesses him compels the
dullest listener to admit that he is
no ordinary num. On the subject
of anarchy he can harangue for
hours in English, French, German
Italian or Spanish and is as apt with
his ien as he is with his tongue.
PHILADELPHIA ANI HALTIMOKE prices j since his arrival in New -York he
in JOHN WERNEJVS Barbershop: 1 has been n regular contributor to
10 cent s a shave: fi cents a Hair cut and3! ti,.. xr-nl, r-:K :r , i i i
cntsnbhampoaiLs own manufactured Hair John MostV Freiheif, and he has
yye of every shaiio at 31 o nta and upwards. nr) PPnt weekly reports regard In"
No. 29 Market Street, between Water and " , m 3 r n . "n,,u
VroaL sept n the spread of anarchy in America to
gEST GOODfi. LOWEST PBK Es.
RIMS. SPOKES, ;W11EELS.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
Ueln; Factory Agents we can save you money.
JacobPs Hdw BepDt.
dec?3 12 So. Front str
Valuable Lands for Sale.
QSK TBACT OF LIND, LTlNti ONt
rail, from Lincoln too. N. C. constsUosr of
acres, A3 acrea cleared: la best tor onto ..
butjrtTea pood crops for all grains. Has a
braaca runalna; tbroueh It acd a one prln ;
a few acres of bottoa land on the bran b and
yo acres la wod. oaL aid hickory, xrel-. ilea
bered.
Another tract lying miles from Llah.
ton, mlio from U C K H , K0 a -.rf. 3.
eiexred, tin. sprlnc of delicious water, abou
alxacrea of bottom lard near ltoome t ra eh.
la No. 1 for toocco, but tjroais ether crjpr
well; ?S acres tn yellow plna ami oak.
lor prtco and terms apply to
CUONLt a MOUIili.
inch 16 tf Auct'rs Heal Kauta ltrokn
IMow York,
Ex-Senator Hill, of Colorado, is a
a& A- 1
trollg Kepiiniican nut aiso an mi
inirer of President Cleveland. He
i.-now iti Washington and said the
other day: "We have a good Presi
dent." On a previous visit, to the
Capita! he 'expressed himself as
much surprised, when he talked
with the President about the dis
honest agents for the public lands
in the Wetand other evils existing
there, M tlir familiarity the resi
dent showed with every detail. He
even knew the names of different
persons living in the Territories who
iv ere directly concerned with the
matter under discussion. The land
agents of whom Ex-Senator Hill had
complained were those appointed
under Republican administrations.
The Chinese minister was asked
th" otber day if his country had any
ill-feeling towards the United States
for its effort to check Chinese immi
gration. He said : "ISone at an.
W' are trying to restrict it our
selves. Those who come here from
China belong to the working class.
We are much more concerned with
the protection of our commercial re
latious with the United States and
a .
our merchants uouig ousiness in
America. That is China's chief con-
cern. We wisii to exteiui our com
mercial relations with this country
as miii-h as possible, and to do so our
merchants in America must be pro
teeted. Concerning this, however.
iliano lear. as we reiy upon
the fairness and justice of the Amer
ican (iovernineut."
Ib'iiry tieorge now comes out flat-
footed for Cleveland. In the last
issue of his paper he says: I hm
now in favor of rbe nomination and
election of (trover (levelaml
because his nomination and elec
tion 011 the taritl issue would, it
seems to me, best clear the wav for
iringing into practical politics
something far more important than
tariff reform. It makes no differ
ence to me what Mr. Cleveland mav
think of mv ultimate aims. To force
the issue which he stands for in
tract ical politics will clear the way
o bring into practical politics what
I aim at. If I have miles to walk I
Io not refuse tiie chance to get a
ift op a wagon that will go but a
nile ami then turn back, especially
f that mile be a steep grade, after
which my road lies down hill. 1 take
advantage of the wagon and thank
he driver, and when he comes to
where he proposes to turn back I
get olT and continue on."
Dr. McClynn is again firing messa-
1 x a 1 m
ges to liomc, nm ro wintin or ior
what purpose no one has yet been
able to find out. Saturdav night
ast, at a late hour, a gentleman saw
Dr. McCilynu enter the Western
Union oflice in w York, sit down,
ami write a cable disttatch of about
thirty words in Latin, and then hur
riedly thrust it through the window
o the receiver of cablegrams. He
also handed the receiver a fiftv-dol-
ar bill, and asketl him for change.
The employee said that. lie could not
hange the bill at such a late hour,
whereupon Dr. Mctilvnn said:
Well, that U the only bill that I
have, and that message must go to
night. You can keep the bill, and I
will call for the change. Then he
harried out of the building. It was
said on Friday that Dr. AlcUlynn
has for some time past been commu
nicating with his friends in Rome
and trying tt get a reversal of the
excommunication against him.
tr.e lact inai ne - j0Tn a. Olimer, ot Qullford.
ough stud v of anarchy, as it has de- J njstrict E T Boykin or Sampson.
velopUtlf h. Ensteml. France, S.??c2gSr?S::
er,uny t.d other , countries a.l VS.
Is the trusted conhdent of William jiuict, wk m. Shipp, of 3lcklcnrmrj.
Morris Prince Krapotkln, Annie 12th nistnct, . w-, y. .r
worn., j no 1 'SOLICITORS.
1 r
1 j j
I 1
VIII Wlli-W bll tfnwwiy w I Irl w N H tS a .
MatinirnffAiiirnn TurABiii..VT Qft nlu
INCLOSE 4f (STAMpff "P-AKEN0cfe
in ' I r ts m w H
SAFEJVLWAYS REUABLE.TO LADIES
INOISPEN'SABLE.SOLO BY AIL DRUSSJSTS
ASK FCR DIAMOND BRAND,CH!CHESTEITSrjlSUSH lrOR P ART C ULA nil
I ANDTAKE NO OTHER SEE SlBHKJpmBOXytH LCTTER BY rktu rmm1?.S I M
1 CHlCHtSTEH CHtMIUftLfcU. auLL rtuir. awuiauw iHj-nH.M.rM. ate 'NTUJtOH EVERY BOX I
I" nnnuNSmntu wkii i ln i ksi imunils vvix.t kumlaui WHO HAVE Wn I
, ij.UUUcHlGliESTERS ENSU5HJJ1AM0W0 BRAND PEN MY ROYAL PILLS WITH SUCCmiJ
yan jHoocllytlo j , ..- ' ... ' .
u m
t i t 1 . AT.-ktf Ami sill nrlier
Dentin, ju.11. ...... . i ,st DI-tilt, John H. Blount, of Perquimans.
nrominent exponents of advanced 1 tl Dinet. oeo. H. White, (col.) ot Halifax.
1 . ., . District, D. Vorthinton. of ilartln.
economic ideas. , : - strict! T. M. Argo. or wake.
s sth District! Isaac K. Strayhorn. Of Durham.
Ist. "I don t Know wnere. j mh District, o. n -V.ie"V,1 i'1
CJ
M
OverToa Thj"snnd Trial
LTcot and wero restored to health by 'oso of
ue
Avoid
with iieniuTrlu' wa .
11 Kirauas
--c
icon rr, ,
. , . ,, l , 1 .in, if kpu rth District. rranKjiLwiin. ui .arts i' wtotnitniK nw; j
lilt tell When. 1 dOU t see llOA. . .til -w hflredelL A RadicaiefrrNsrFoasDebihtj.CXic
4.1.:.... r ....ot vn nn tn inn riiwl :.,;..-.. ..rir ii-ir..rri-i.3, vre.V7i.win-)Phrsi(!!D3csin loanTCriiic
for the return Ol wiuni i. uuu or 10th IJlstnci, ";Jw,ui V,"j:it' i,w Ihotura-dcas? th?7 abrjltrtol? restnrp p-emoturei7
rrnlv- th-.nkful viz a Tood appetite." ! 11th Pistrlcf, Frank Osborne, of Mecklenhurs. Inibk Aovm moa totho fnii co.u?t bccomMcSdS?i fnVLK'
trill tliariMUl, X IZ) V"!, i til District, James M. lOOdy, Of liuncomUe. and fail Manly Strength end Vicoroasilealt g -rr ".glc-?;
Foui'D.-"Health and strength, itn ' nTV. rmXs-riKT judicial v TothocotrhoraSerfromt.ioinnrisaa- THEATKEMTr Cm Ksxb, liTv
1 1. i .,. .intuail Iikf thnt rf TIME OF HOLpINO GOlBTs-Jihsi jiiiuai. rwsrht about by IndiswsrtioiuI-xoraro,t)tIJra.a 2Llll'4 jO
pure blood, an appetite iikc tnat 01 distkict. t.'ct-kicrtwfTncinicencH.was.iti.aftyouBcndcs m Arss REpfjrrnY orT" rcV
11 wolf re'MI ar gestion, all bvtak- ! Dls, 1 wirnsme iith stat-ora?nt of yr.ur trcn-do, and eeoar 1 ti T" l?WrW.
a w on, rt " ' w ,..,. :np4i: srRiNr.-Juclge Montgomery. ciiliL "ACXAGM y??KB,tr!' 1 UctfM torbW - ...-CX IT.TmthftET.LoB53i
ing that popular and peculiar inedi FiLi-Judge '.Macitae. '..:'.rC3'PSSOK can i:avo FKEB Tr's! o? ou .op:;arice. Aaffi
cine. H004I S Sarsapanlla. I want i-nfnrt tFoS. t4ah. May 28th, Xov. SMh. ,.- . ; - w T
pvprvlmtlv to ti v it this season. ' It
is sold by all tlruggists. One hun
dred doses one dollar.
FKISKUAl&V FUN.
Noah was the first man who strict
ly observed Lent. He lived on water
for forty days and forty nights.
Ananti-pie eatingsociety has been
started in Hoston. The flour of the
community will rally to it support.
There's one thing, boys, that you
must shun,
If yon would win your suit;
We know, for we've been there our
selves It is the old man's boot,
The New Orleans Picayune thinks
that plain soda is the best rizzician.
And you must not taKe it syrupri
tiously, Mr. Picayune.
The heicrht of abstraction A
countrv irreenhorn. lost in the
streets'of Paris, went to the morgue
to see if he could find himself.
Provident Minister I wish to
state that I have procured an alarm
clock that will wake up the con
gregation as soon as the seriees are
over.
"Mercy!" exclaimed an old lady
upon tirst seeing an engraving of
the passage of the Red Sea by the
children of Isreal; "meicN ! what a
family the man had!"'
In all guns of great calibre you
find a great bore. . In a man of small
calibre you find a small bore. Con
clusion A man of small calibre may
easily pass for a great gun.
"Years have not seen .and time
shall not see." the people sit down
quietly to suffer pain, when enter
prise can afford such a panacea as
Salvation Oil.
-
There is not to be so much high
neckedness in Washington society
this winter as there was last.
tiive Ely's Cream Halm a trial.
This justly celebrated remedy for
the cure of catarrh, hay fever, cold
in the head. &, can be obtained of
any reputable druggist and may be
relied upon as a safe and pleasant
remedy for the above complaints
and will give immediate relief. It
is not a liquid, snutT or powder, has
no olTcnsive odor ami can be used at
any time with good results, as
thousands can testify, among them
some of the attaches of this oflice.
Spirit of (ht Tinif.s, May 20, 18S0.
Gold was first discovered in
fornia in lft-iS.
Cali-
IIow .Men Die.
If we know all the methods of ap
proach adopteil by an enemy we su e
better enabled to ward off the dan
ger and postpone the moment when
surrender becomes inevitable. In
many instances! he inherent strength
of the body suffices to enable it to
oppose the tendency toward death.
Many, however, have lost these for
ces to such an extent that there is
little or no help. In other cases a
little aid to the weakened Lungs
will make all the difference between
sudden death and many years of
useful life. Upon the first, symp
toms of a Cough. Coldorany trouble
of the Throat or Lungs, give that
old and well-known remedy -Hosch-ee's
German Syrup, a car'efnl trial.
It will prove what thousands say of
it to be, the "benefactor of any
home."
Currituck March oth. Sept. 3d-
r-...nrlan Mnrpll VTh. SiCDt. 10th
Pasquotank March 19th. June 11th, Sept.
! ivrqutoans March 26th, Sept. 24th
Chowan April 2cL Oct. ilst.
(iates April Oth, Oct. 8th.
Hertford ApUl 15th, June lsth, Oct. Lth.
Washington April 23d j Oct. 22d.
Tyrrell April 30th. Oct 29th.
Dare May nix, .xuv. jlu.
llvde May 15th, Nov. 12th.
Pamlico .May 21st, NoVj. 19th.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spkixg Judge Graves.
Fall Judge Montgomery.
Halifax tJan. 5th, i.March 5th, May Mth.
iNov. 12th. 'I. . ,x ,
Northampton tJan. 23d. April 2d, Oct. 1st.
Bertie Feb. th. April 2pth, yet. 29th.
Craven t Feb. 13th, May 28th, Nov. 2(Jth.
Warren March 19th, Sept. 17th.
Edgecombe April l6th,Oct. 15th.
THIKD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Spring Judge Avery.
Fall Judge Graves.
Pitt Man. 9th. March 19th, t June 11th, Sept
17tn.
Franklin Jan. 23d. April 16th, Nov. 12th.
Wilson : Feb. 6th. June 4th, Oet. 19th.
Vance Feb. 20th, May 21st, Aug. 20th, Oct.
' Martin March 5th. Sept. 3d, JDec- 3d. j
ureene April u, oei. isl.
Nash April 30th, Nov, 19th.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTKICT.
Spring Judge Shipp.
Fall Judge. Avery
Wake 'Jan. 9rh. tFeb.l 27tU. '-March 26th,
tApril23d, July 9th, iAiiff. 27th, Sept. 24th,
tOct. 22d. 1
Wayne-Jan. 2;id, March 12th, Apvii ltlth,
Sept. 10th, Oct. 15. '
Harnett Feb. cth. Aug. tth, Nov. 2ith.
Johnson Feb. 13th, Aug. 13th, Nov. 22d.
FIFTH JUDICIALjblSTKlCT.
Spring ,Iudgc Men imon.
Fall .ludge Shipp. 5
DurhamTan. Kith. March 2ith, June 4th,
Oct. 15th. ,
Granville Jan. 30th, prll 23d.. Sept. 10! h,
Nov. 26th. f
Chatham Feb. 13th, May 7th, Oct. 1st..
Guilford Feb. 20th, May 28th, Aug. 27th,
Dee. 10th. i
Alamance March 5th, May 21sf. sept. 2ifh.
orange March 19th, Aug. 6(h. Nov. 5th.
Caswell ApriHtth, Aug.-13th, Nov. 12th.
Person April 16th, Aug: 26th, Nov. 19t h.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTKICT.
Spring Tudge Shepherd.
Fall .Tudge Merrimon.
Fender Tan. 19th, May 7th, Sept. 10th.
New Hanover t Jan. 23(1. t April I6th, tsept.
24th. i
Inoir Feb. 6th, Aug. 20t h. Nov. 12th.
Duplin Feb. 13th. Sept.:3rd, Nov. 26th.
Sampson tP'eb. 27th, Aprii :th, Oi:i. Mil,
Dec. lOfli. i
(arteret March 19th, Oct. 22d.
Jones March 2iith, Oct. 29th.
onsloAV April 2d. Nov. 5th.
SEVENTH JCDICIAsL DISTRICT.
Spring Tudge Phillips.
Fall .Tudge Shcphcni.
Columbus .Jan. 16th, Am il 2d. July 3d, tNov.
26th. i
Anson Man. 9th. tAprll ;K)t li. fSeot. 3d.
NOV. 2ifJl.
I'miiberland Tan. 23d.
Nov. 12th.
I'olKson Jan. 31HI1. Ma.j
St.
- KkhmmTd Feb. nth. Jiint
)cc. 3rd.
P.laden March p.ith. Oct. 22d.
Brunswick April 9i.h. Sept. 10th.
.M,,io.nilI pith. Auir. 13th. Oct. 22d.
EIGHTH JCDIC'IAL DISTKICT.
spring J 1 1 Ige Con Hor.
Fall Tudge Phillipk
cabarrus Man. ;th, April 30th. Oct. 20th.
Iredell Feb. 6th. May 21st. Aug. 6th, Nov.
5t h. i
Kowan Feb. 20th, May 7tb. Aug. 20th. No.
191 li.
Davidson March 5th.. June 4th, Scot. 2d,
Dec. 3d. '
1'undolph March 19th, Sept. 17th.
Mont gomery April 2d. Oct. 1st.
Stanly April nth, Oct. 15t,h.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT..
54.50
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