MISCELLANEOUS..
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A Great Battle
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lit raga,Ua Stavl faarariast
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Josh. T. Jamks, Editor & PropT.
WILMINGTON. 2. C.
Superior Court of North ;. Carolina 1888
- 2 - ; judges. - y-
Is continually LTOinjr on in the hu- lst District, jamesE. shepherd, of Beaufort,
man system. The demon of impure ,' District, Fred Phillips, of Edgecombe, -blood
strives to Jin yictorv oyei
the constitution, w nun neaitti, io 3r fiicti-int: John a. Gilmer. ol Guilford. . t--
urr or rzrvcxr ax. kos.
rare.
FTPTt. OojMlion. Inflammation
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(Tyln Callr, or Twiain of InXaol.
Diarrhea, ef Cbildraoac Adnlu
Dyaeatery, Gripioc , Uiloea Colic....
Cholera Slaclma. M'ioa
Coach. CoJ, linociiiti ..
Nralcla. TootbM. Jkhcm
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Kntered at the Postofflce at Wilmington, N.C,
as second-class matter.
drair victims to the crave. A cood t eta District, E T Beykln, of Sampson.
reliable medicine like Hood's Sarsa- 7th District,
ii . ii., i. ' fit Ji District.
paniia, is lueeauou wiiii wmeii i qrn District, Jesse F. Graves, of Surry.
TnmaoY VI aoPoo f TiTn oii Q TIM
ItKwwSto 8th District, W J. Montgomery, Of Cabarrus.
lefend one's self, drive the desnerate 1ftfh iiisrricL AlDhonsoC. Avery, of Burke.
oriPtii v from tlie field, and restore 1 nth District. Wm. M. Shlpp, Of Mecklenburg.
.i kiiKt 1io fl. f . I2tn District. i. ii. juerrcuiuu. vl ciuiwmut.
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janl8eMlyo;-r..-i.nf
The folio trine, from the few York .
Herald, represents exactly the po
litical feeling, as it does the politi"
cal situation, at tins time, it is a;
peace
years.
I!
Try this peculiar medicine.
MAY MOONS niNE.
Did von ever notice that a man
SOLICITORS,
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12 O i ui C.J rM I i Jl w 'my lu UL Itrau' " " ffoes to a lawyer uuu iu u puysicinii , Yrtct B F Lon of IrlL
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i' -- j i-t I nth District, inos. isettie, jr., oiKocKiJiguiiiii.
1st District, John H. Blount,; of Perquliaans.
2nd District, Geo. Ii. "White, (col) or iiauias.
3rd District, D. Worthlngton of Martin.
ith District. T. M. Areo. of W ate.
5th District, Isaac K. Strayhorn.. of Durham.
6th District, o. 11. Alien, of Duplin.
Tth District. j? ranKaicreiu, oi menmonu.
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hour, by a lazy man, yet it hits the
thinij off charmingly:
It is hard to say anything about
politics. If we take up the theme.
it is with a sense of duty and not;
recover. at. Aioans messenger.
We stop the press to announce
the sterling news that tan colored
kid slinners so without irowns of
because we care much about it.
that nation is happy which has
If . any color." Indianapolis News.
no! Volapuk appears to be the Last
i
i mth District; W. U. Bower, of CaldwelL
lltn Distnci, j? runii uauunic, vi -.ncuincuuuig.
12tn JJlSinCl), O ajIiUS, Jl. .UUUUJ J uuuwiuia;.
TIME OF HOtDUffl .COURTS--FIRST JUDICIAL
V DISTRICT.
history, then we should be the Imp- despairing eiiort ot Europeans to
nit nf rmtions. Wti are makimr 1 nrevent Enclish from becominir the
no history. We tret on in a sluggish, universal language. Omaha World
quiet, humdrum way. We raise: ou Mother Peter, she went to
rorn and aotton and sugar cane. meter to see how much gas slie
The Treusiiry has too much money. ' i)urneI; she danced a cotillion when
Prosperity becomes troublesome. bie reiii seven million, and her
Our representatives are in high talk ; mind was forever o'erturhed.
upon how to reduce the surplus but Ijlind.ord..Mr8. (VHoolihan, I'm
visioiy to tne root oi ,,. frw
The feeling takes form 0 Hoolihan--Be5orrah, I'm glad
therdo not know how I , o4 . T sitl,r . it tll,f
do not care. There nrear .... ... r. t',
UTV Cfcll, CIV HI. vuir .bvc.
At a aiusicale. He-ktShall I bring
! vour an ice whife Miss leilfoot is
singing? Prav taKe something."
She (a rival of Miss Y.) "Thanks,
no. If I took anything it would be
ether." Life.
"Oh, pa! pa!" exclaimed Lucy, as
her father returned to ,the parlor
after throwing the young man out,
"how could von? Tnat was my Bill."
"Well," returned the irate parent,
,4I've settled it." N. Y. Sun
SPEC i F1CS,
mm4 fc-y UrntrKU. or Bt potpi1 on receipt of
mci 52 eod ir u trm
1 fm.m - -.. ... . v.- luo not come
i5&ttZL the matter.
3 iTv irvi:ns I that they ei
!: ,H--r.,w;irT- to do it or
t ny 1 v-a I-irvt ivra xt Tra Xnlur
e-fcirfctiui f crrrl. uj'
T'.i. Zli-Lli:j Of IJOUu
rkM for pou.a -kv--j; im. nr...oa
VLvcr fro its t p I ? J
1 acr fciiUi.a. to3t ijt 10 wuva
few treaties dormant on the Senate
table in which we feel a languid in
terest. W are probably to have a
S-.pf i-ar;.!-. Cliief Justice who writes poe-
-rorKT'i77? I trv irhais the most interesting
MLLl of t,ie our- Mr. ClavelantI
TVa --t x n-nrtirai i'ci i- Aif ,f I may enter upon uie writing 01 ins
.TAVr2ii;iV-Vi; second letter of acceptance when
i"'" t . . 11. , . . 11 .:n 1.
lie lias tne lime, as 11 win soon uh
needed.
While the Democratic party,
grounded upon assured principles
and representing the intelligence of
all sections, cares nothing for men
and supports its tried leader, our lie
publican friends are disturbed.
Their trouble is to find a man. The
Democrats asfc for success and the
affirmation of Democratic princi
ples. The Republicans are teased
by personal ambitions. No word is
heard of the best man, the one truly
equipped, the statesman, the think
er, the orator, but only a candidate
who can wiii.
nd yet if any Republican could
If a rea t1 tba HOOK OF CAGE
ltIKl- ISO rasra. 1M lilaa
f ration. ltijul crlarr-tl plate
TiMtorat and brtmlirf ot all kinds Cat
ta-d. lor j4Mor aaa ". DtMMO
rod liiftr corn. Uow tooil4 and Mock
aa Airr. All alxmt Pam. lMcr o4
k'Dili bin, cpi He, AlaiW for
131 rut. TaaTLtea Vuok4.4Ult.
ASSOCIATED FAKCIEltS,
Sta UK-US Mmt, f kLide lln, l'iu
U A I All n 11 We ml tiiouss'b to r n LL
coatlnce.
ap 18 4w
1C H. LACDKRBACn ct Ca
TT3 Broad st, Newark", N. J.
No home should be without it to
arrest disorders promptly, which, if
not taken in season. often develop
into serious diseases. Rev. JAMKS
M. Rollins. Pastor M. B: Church,
S., Fairtield, Va., wntes: "I have
used Simmons Liver Regulator for
many vers. having made it my
onlv familv medicine. My mother
before me was very partial to it. It
is a safe, good and reliable medicine
for any disorder of the svstem and
-11 be named who did win. success j if used" in time is a great preventive
ARKKR'8 OINCCR TONIO without dVUy. I
us curwi ruAiiT w IM
ar ail affarttouo of tfi throat aad lamrn, aad iltMrtu-.
nut trom tmrura Liooti ana rxtmuuoo. 1 be rr-U
aJ awk. atranriiac npuiut dWaao. and alotr drininf
t& ara. "II ia many raws rrvurcr tUrtr hntllh I -J
M lixamir oat of larkcr Oinorr Tuolf, tiut dlay U dtui
rooa Tal-a It In Umn Jt itlnvaJiraNa fur all fain
ad dlaMMlra of MobmcJi and Lowcla. COo. at erMCkb-tj
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MAKES
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Wholly unlike artinelal nyatema.
Any book learned In one reading.
Classes of io7 at Baltimore. loo. at De
troit. 1000 at I'hlladelphla, lanre cLtsses of
Columbia Law students, at Yale. Wellcsley,
Oberlln, rnlverslty of IVnn.. Mlchlcan I'nl
ersity. Chautauqua, Ac, c Fjniorwd by
Klchard IToctor. the Sclent 1st: lions. W. V
Astor. Judah l. Ik-nlamln. Judpp (ilbson Dr.
Urown, K. II. Coot, Jrlnclp:il N. V. State Xor
mal COHejs. Ate. The hystera Is perfr-ctlj-is
perfectly taujrnt by corrvspondenct. Itos
pectos rosr fr k k from
rilOF. LOISL1TK. zr. Fifth arc.. New York.
MASON S HAMLIN
ORGANS,
$22 TO S900.
The cabinet onran was lutroducvd In lis
present form by Mason &. Hamlin In IsO!.
other makers fcHlowcil in the ma manure of
these Instruments, but the Mason & flamlln
Orsaoj hare always maintained their supre
mach as the best In the world.
Mxson A; Hamlin offer, as demonstration ot
the unequalled excellence of their organs, the
fact than at all the great World's Exhibitions,
since that of Parts. 117. In comprtitlon with
best makers of all count rtes. they hare Inva
riably taken the highest honors. Illustrated
catalogues frvc.
GUAM) X: Ul'KIGIIT.
Mason JJamlln do not hidtate to make the
extraordinary claim for their plants, that
they ar supt'rior to all others. They reco
nlzo the htsh CBcrllenco uclUeved by other
leadJnsr makers In the art of piano bulldlnsr.
but still claim superiority. This they attribute
solely to the remarkable Improvement lntro
duoed by them In the year 132. and now known
as the Ma.son Hamlin llano strinser," by
the us of which Is secured the greatest pos
sible purity and refinement of tone, toeether
with greatly increased capacity for standing
1 a iu:.r, ana wbt imponani aavaniatres.
A . circular, containing testimonials from
thre hand ml -purchasers, musicians and
runers, sent, tosrther with descriptive cata
losrue. to any applicant.
'tiKJQd onrans sold for cash or easy pay-
J1L
rfanos Cl3i"d,
MASON & UAMLINItt.jCXXtei.A;,
KHAUSTEIOTTAlTTI
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TUE SCIENCE OI
LIFE, toe erta
Medical Work of tb
age 00 MinhcMMl,Ncm
ous and I'hyaica' De
btlity, lrcmatore Dc
llflVI TUVCCIC clln,ErrortofYonlh
niiUlI IlllUkbl land the nntdd
mlrer
fa cooaoqaent thereon. 900 ifea 8 nx, 123 pre
xzipucm tor al rfiaraativ. Ckkh, full trilt, only IU0O
ry mad,ced. lUoatrairre aample free to mil yoam
md BUdd:eod men. Send now. TheUoid anc
leweJed Medal awarded to the author by the NaCVoo
tl ZUxi'XMl AaeoclatMo. AddreM P.O. Box 1S,Bo
m. Maaa,, or Dr. W. IL FAKKEK. rradoate of liar
rard 2Iedjcal CoQege, tS year' practice In bonno.
rr.o raiT ca cc&suaea cooaaesuaiiy. voce, ra
IBcliachBt. b"pe-U:ty, Dtscaaes of Man.
Cat tala aat. Yea may aerar aee It arlr
Valuablo Lands for Sale.
0
5iE TEACT OF LiXD. LYING ONE
mil from LXaoomtoa, N. C. consUUaf of 63
acrea,S3 acrra cleared: la best for cotton.
but jclru gool crop for all irraloa.Lv
braach roanlar tbroara It sad a flao aprlnjt:
a few acres of botUHa land on the, bran.-b aad
90 acre la wood, oak
Dered
aad hickory, well Una J
Ano tier tract lytur miles from Lincoln
ton. miio from C. K. K., 100 acre. 25
cleared, tne sprue, of de Helena water, about
six acres of bottom I aad near ltoa tne brarch;
la No. 1 for tobreooj- but grows other crop
well; 75 acrea la ye How pine and oak.
For price aad terma apply to
. CKONLY M UORItlS.
nek 18 tf A nefre eal ratata Rr.krr
would he a sorry sight. Mr. Cleve-1 nf siekness.
land in Washington means the as
sured leader of his party in power.
The advent of the successful Repub
lican nominee would simply be the
invasion of Washington by a swariu
of the hungriest adventurers, follow
ing no leader, but ah oligarchy of
chiefs, it was bad enough when
Haves and (tarOeld came in. How
would it be with a Republican
om- advent involved a new tlvnas-
ho would have to rewartl the
supporters or a dozen rivals anil un
jdo all that had been done toward
good government iu the preceding
four years?
; This is, perhaps, not the laighest
view of politics, but politics were
never upon so low a plane. The
Democrats have worked out a tan
gible measure of fiscal reform with
which. If permitted, they could do
some good. The Republicans are
immersed in discussions of their va
rious leaders. Who can win? Who
can solve tlie combination lock
which' seals the Treasury? Who can
gain the vast patronag'e which by
the indifference of our legislation
has been permitted to accrue to the
executive? If Blaine, let him be
taken preferably, in spite of his mis
fortunes. If not, then the 'legate
of Blaine," whoever that may be!
With such an outlook, the" repub
lican party mav be, regarded as in
liquidation. Tlie National Conven
tion will meet to name a receiver.
The assets are nt encouraging,
fwme war records which have been
degraded into pension raids upon
t ie Treasury. A collection of Hags
wincn tne Democrats did as much
as Republicans to win, although
they ileal with them as a revered
sentiment and not as political trap
pings, ome old busts of Lincoln,
Seward, f Jrnut; iarlield aiidArthur,
about none of whom the Republi
cans agreed when these leaders were
living, and df interestonly as curious
remnants of a dead and forgotten
polity. The Mormon question
we believe, still in stock, as ji. '
the taritT on wool. Likr .e"HS
complete works of M-feft!
notices
at
v a a -K, a x a a
tlreaf ' - UPeie"t pnysicians. j
ar m'y ftssets, we are afraid,
.id may well be described as rem
nants, misfits, second band garments
and goods damaged by the storms.
This is the outlook as the lazy
spring comes, reluctant to part with
tlie wearisome clouds and rain. But
it docs not much matter. We are
not making history and have no
yearning to do so. When our Re
publicans grow ashamed of their ig
noble hunting after mere men, of
tinkering up platforms of expe
diency, of nuwkiug every noMe am
bitiou and patriotic possibility sec
ondary to the sordid deire to win:
wuen it. comes as it tiui in the great HAJtPEK'S magazine
days animated by a principle, fol- uaupkiw weekly
lowing a policy, not a man; when it j jj young peo ple
tuuirs iu u j)any 01 purpose antl
not of adventure, it will be wel
comed. But just now we read the
proceedings of Republican conven
tions with much of the feeling with
which we read of the Greeks of the
lower Empire. The resemblance
marvellous and striking.
Were all wise enough to heed this advice In
season, a world of suffering would be avoided.
The best months In which to take Rood's
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, are
March April Wl ay
At no other season is tho body so much in
need of, or so susceptible to tho benefit to be
derived from Hood's Sarsaparilla, as now.
The impoverished condition of the blood, the
weakening effects of the long, cold winter, the
lost appetite, and that tired feeling, all make
a good spring medicine absolutely necessary.
Try Ilood's Sarsaparilla and you will be con
vinced that it Is the ideal spring medicine.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggist. 1; six for 5. Tioniy
by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries Ma38
IOO Dosos Org Dollar
Spring Judge Montgomery.
Fall Judge Macliae. 1
Deaufoit tFeb. tyih. May 28th, Nov. 2Cth.
Currituck March oth, Sept. 3d-'
r?amdfn March 12th. Sent, 10th.
rasa uotank March 19th. Juno 11th, Sept.
17th, Dec 10th. t ; .
Perquimans March SCth, Sept. 24th
Chowan April 2d. Oct. lst. r
Gates April 9th, Oct. 8th. . ;
Hertford April 15th, June ISfh, Oct. loth.
NVashington April 23d. Oct. 220.
Tyrreii Apm yuui? ucc. zyiu.
Dare .May Tin, jnov. 01 u.
ilvde May 15th. NOV. 12th.
I'amlico May 21st,;Nov. 19th. !
SKC0NO JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Graves. f .
Fai-l Judge Montgomery.?
Halifax tJan. 9th; iMarch 5th, May 14th,
tNov. 12th. i r-
Northampton tJah. 23d, April 2d, Oct. 1st.
Bertie Feb. 6th, April 20th, Oct. 29th.
Craven tFeb. lath. May 28th, iNov. 2Gth.
Wan-en March 19th,Scpfc. 17th.
Edgecombe April lGth, Cct. 15th.
THIRD "JUDICIAL DISTRCT.
Spring Judge Avery. j
Fall Judge Graves. ?
Pitt Van. 9th, March 19th, tJune 11th, Sept
17tn. i I
Franklin Jan. 23d,iApril 16th, Nov. 12th.
Wilson iFeb. 6th. -June 4th. Oct. 19th.
Vance Feb. 20th, 3tay 21st, AUg. 20th, Oct.
15th. 1- J -
Martin March 5th, Sept. 3d, JDec- 3d.
Greene April 2d, Oct. 1st, ,
Nash April 30th, Npv, 19th.
FOURTH JUDICIAL D'iSTIIICT.
Spring Judge Shlpp. f
Fall Judge Avery. P
Wake 'Jan. 9th. tFeb. 27th, fM arch 26th,
tApril 23d, Vuly 9th, 4Aug. 27th, 'Sept. 24th,
tOct. 22d. i ' i
Wayne Jan. 23d, March I2thi April leth,
Sept. 10th, Oct. 15. ' I '
Harnett Feb, 6th, Aug. 6th, Ndv. 2Gth.
.Johnson Feb. 13thAug. 13th, Nov. 22cL
FIFTH JUDICIAL D1STRI(T.
Spring Judge Merrfmon. I
Fall .Judge shlpp. f .
Durham Jan. 16th, March 26th, June 4th,
Oct. 15th. i
(iranvllle Jan. 30th, April 23d Sept. 10th,
Nov. 26th. ; I
Chatham Feb. 13thi May 7th, Oct.-lst.
Guilford Feb. 20th, May 28th, Aug. 27th,
Dec. 10th. i. IT: .- :
Alamance March 5th, May 21f, Sept. 24th.
Oranere March 19th. Aue. 6th. iNov. 5th.
Caswell April 9th, .Aug. 13th, Nov. 12th.
Person April 16th, Aug. 26th, j?ov. 19th.
' Spring .Judge Sliepherd.
Fall .Tudse Merrimon.
Pender .Jan. 19th, May 7th, Sept. 10th.
New Hanover t Jan. 23d, tApril 16th, tS"ept.
24th. t 1
Lenoir Feb. 6th. Aug. 20th, Ncfv. 12th.
Duplin Feb. 13th, Sept. 3rd, Ndv. 26th.
Sampson tFeb. 27th, April 3th, Oct. 8th,
Dec. loth. I :
Carteret larch 19th, Oct. 22d. I
Jones March 26th, Oct. 29th. I ;
Onsfrrw April 2d, Nov. 5th. i
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTR
LnAijnf wivom took fifiiii treat
nt nud were restored to health by csoof
aaflp. r(vtiai r rvpia rr
k Radical Ccr9 tor rerroasDebilir7,Cra:
9 la ArA Mpb. Tftstfld f -r Erclit Years
IhoosAn!! thsr abs ilaicly reeforo r-firnattsrelT
Td and broken down men ioCao fall eajoyinentcf
forfect and fall Zlmlj Strength and Vigorouq i llsstth.
.To those who enSer from tho tnny cbsccrediseasn3
yroneht aboot hv Tnlirction. llx vTOro.rwir-Brftia
IVork, or too freo IndalfsDca. wo at ii. iiat 70a eeru ts
roar nemi vnta state'nentor yocrrrmwa,
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