mum
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes, a marvel of pa
rity .strength and wholesomeness. ore econ
omical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude of low
1 1 fct, snort weignt aium or pnospnate powaers.
S. onto in eons. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
i ;O..l06 Wall St., N. Y.
r 1 128 dVtwly tcnxm 4thDd Srdpw
SATURDAY. DKC. 28. 1889.
STATE NEWS.
Cha.TottanCtronicle: Crook Gra
ham and a party of hunters had .a
frpjit rabbit hunt about three miles
7 . . ... - 1 . . j. i i: 1 1
from the city, on cjlinstiuas day.1 tnoupjn at last accounts ne was sun
Charlotte Nswmi On the late train
yesterday" afternoon, a letter ex
plaining the mystery of the ex
plosion came. Mr. Ransom Gray
little boysj-chaflnE under the ordi
nance prohibiting: boys from having
any fun with fireworks in Charlotte,
decided to go over to. Concord
Christmas evening. Mr. Gray
fixed up about a pound of red fire
for the boys, packed it carefully
in . a valise, and sent them
over. Arriving at Concord,
the boys jrot into the 'bus, which
was crowded with people. Just .us
the 'bus was ready to start uptown,
llire was in explosion and a display
of red fire that macle the country
lurid for a mile around. The seen
was one of indescribable fright and
confusion. Two little girls fainted
dead away and were laid out on the
platform. A lady also fainted.
Several window glasses were blown
oiitof the bus, and one whole sash
was torn away. Hazel Gray had his
left hand swerely burned. David
Ramseur was knocked from one
side of the bus to the other, and his
face burned. Emmet Gray's faee
was nlgo burned. It was probably
a case of spontaneous coumbustion.
Rev. Riohard S. Farrls, pastor
of the Baptist church at High Point,
was married in that place on Christmas-eve
to Miss AlmaT. Richardson,
daughter of Rhv. J. B. Richardson.
A white man who was celebrat
ing Cjiristmas was struck by the
Charlotte bound train, on the Caro
lina Central road, Tuesday night, at
Laurel Uil. Tiie man was knocked
about 12 feet and was terribly hurt.
1 - " - - ... . mhtui W TJ ful
ttrM.intnt. r ,if.n f at John's caurca, corner ui
Wilmington Lodge. I nsS street cars eolnz North pass the
Treasurers 11. G. Sinai lbones, of door). Rev. J. Carmichael, v. D-r. cei-
Orient Lodge; W. Otersen, of Wil
mingtpn Lodge; R. Greenberg, of
St. John's Lodge.
Secretaries J. C. Chase, of Ori
ent. Lodge; Win. M. Poisson, of St
John's Lodge; Tho8. P. Bagley, of
Wilmington Lodge. '
. Marshals W. 0. Jones, of Orient
Lodge; Robt. C. Cant well, of Wil
mington Lodge; Eugene S
of St. John's Lodge.
Senior Deacons John L. Cant
well, of Wilmington Lodge; Sol. C
Weill, of St. John's Lodge;. U. R.
Robinson, of Orient Lodge.
Junior Deacons . J. C. Stewart, of
Wilmington Lodge; Walter R.Shaw,
of St. John's Lodire; J. L. Toon, of
Orient Ledge.
Stewards George" L. Morton, of
Wilmiiigton Lodge; R. H; Pickett
of Wilmington Lodge; James Jack
son, of Orient Lodge;PhilipF. Piatt,
of St. John's Lodge. .
Tyler of the three Lodges T. H.
Johnson.
At the conclusion of. the installa
tions MissSchwarz rendered exquis
itely the solo, "Charite" and then
Mr. Sol. C. Weill stepped to the
front and in beautiful, felicitious
language presented to the audience
f
iivinff. Mr. wperry W. iiearne,
for a lonar time editor of the Wades-
boro Messenger, died at his home ml. .. . ...
wioahn L 0r frr,,n Hriht delivered without notes
The hunters had twenty seven
hounds, and captured scores of rab
bits. 'La grippe," or Russian.
influenza, which has been trettinir in
some heavy work up North, has an disease.
peared in Charlotte. Dr. Hanman
had a case yesterday, but fortunate
ly it is not "a dangerous disease in
this climate. At a dance in
Charlotte township Tuesday night
Andy Summerville was severely cut
across the bowels. Yesterday Andy
Ross, colored, was lodged in jail,
charged with doing the cutting. It
was reported here that Summerville
was ery badly cut.
Tarboro Southerner: The reporter
was informed Saturday morning
that many of the farmers in Leg
gett's section have already begun
Mrrtrlr ri novt vear's c rnh Thp' ovn-
das fever has abated and the hands
have gone to work. Many -of,. the
farmers are busy hauling dirt for !
another emu. Thursday even- mouthlv meetinir at 5.30 p. m. to-
insr about dusk the reporter and' morrow in Lnther Memorial Build-
liev. U. 1j. Arnoul as the orator o
the occasion. Mr. ArnolJ's address
was in his happiest vein. It was
or manu
script a nd completely charmed and
enthralled his hearers, it was a
clear, logical, eloquent and forcefu
presentation of the precepts,
teachings and purposes of Masonry
several friends were standing on the
street when John W. Cotton,' -Jr.
tstiCKie-n' Arnica Salve
The Beer ewuve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
htiiAimi. KflVftr Norps. J etrer. ( nan-
ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall w pronouueeu uy muuy
Kin eruptions, ana positively cures i as one oi tne nnest atiaresses ever
tilefs, or no pay required, ltisgnar-1 .twtY in Wil
auteel to give perfect, satisfaction., . . ,
or monev refunded. Price 25 cents 8UlJeci
nar lox. I At the conclusion or Mr. Arnold's
For sale by Robert. K liellauiy, eloquent address Mr. W. H. Chad
i. i . i i : i I
LoIe, was requested to step to the
front and he tlitl so. Mr. Arnold,
The Christian Association of St. on behalf of the members of that
Paul's E. L. Church will hold its lodge,presented him with aneiegant
Past Master's jew-1. Mr. Chadbouin
was taken eoulpletely by surprise
but managed to express himseif very
first Sunday in the month.
o'clock a. ra. Morning -Prarer, IJtany and
Sermon (each Suhday) at ;il o'clock. Evening:
Ti,- oth Miwst.iipa at :-sto o'clock. All
Feasts ana Saints' Days observed by celebra-.
tlonatlO a. m.t visitors u xne cnjr
shown to ayreeabls seats. ,
St Paul's Episcopal Church, corner Fourth
and Orange streets. Key. C. A. Arnold, Rector.
Services to morrow at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. seats aniree. r. er -;
body is welcome. j
St. James' Episcopal Church, corner Third
.inH uortat Gtrcafa iirv "Rnht. Stransre. Rec-!
Martin, tor. Divine services at 11 a. m. and 5 p. m.
ohlldrpn'a service first Sunday at 4 p. nM
Holy Cummunlon , first Sunday at 11 a, m.. 1
second Sundayt 1 a. m. Sunday School at
p. m. '
Fifth Street M. E. Church, South, Rev. R. C
Beaman. Pastor. The congregation are wor- I
shipping, .rfemporarlly, in the "Union School j
House," on Sixths between Nun and Church'
streets, services to-morrow at 11 a. m. and ;
8.15 p. m. Class Meeting at 3 p. ra. Sunday j
School at 4 30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wedoes-1
day night at 8.15 p. m. Seats free. Public In-;
vitcd. I
Bladen Street M. E. Church, corner Fifth j
and Bladen streets.. Rev. T. Page Rlcaud, Pas- j-,
tor. Preaching at 11 a. m. class meeting ac a
p. m.
St. Thomas' rro-Cathedral. First Mass at 7 ;
a.m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and !
Benediction at 5 o'clock, p. m. uaiiy Mass at
6 30 a. m.
St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church, corner of
Sixth and Market streets. Rev. F. W. E. Pcs
chau. Pastor. German services at 11 o'clock a.
in. English services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. W. II. Strauss, Supt. Visitors cor
dially welcome.
Shlioh Baptist Church, corner of Eighth and
Walnut streets. Pivacliing at 11 o'clock, a. m.
Sabbath School at 1 o'clock, p. m. Preaching
at 3 o'clock, p. m.. Bible reading at 6 o'clock,
p.m. teaching at 8 15 o'clock, p.m. Seats
free. Eld3rM. V. Morris, pastor. '
St. Mark's Church, corner Sixth and Mulber
ry streets. Rectory opposite to the Church.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 o'clock.
Sunday School at 4 p. m. Evening Prayer and
Sermon at 7.30 o'clock. Holy Communion cele-
brated on the first Sunday in every month, and
on all Holy and Saint's Days. j
Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, between ;
cnurcn ana castie streets, Rev. i. v. King,
pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 JJ0 p.'m.
Sunday School at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday night.
First Baptist Church (col.) corner of Fifth
and Campbell streets, Rev. A. .M. Conway.
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m., at 3 p. m. and
. Having bought tlie Beautiful for
Christmas, now come buy the Use
ful for New Year's viz: Mat
tresses, Springs, Pijjo.ws.: -
V M: CUM MING.
liOOAIi
.mg.
to-mor
for Dr. .T. II. Raker. Manv innuirerl- 'rii v,n Ue " rN,te
what hud butitieticd. He aid that T row morning iu 81. Audrew's
a horse had run over little Theo. Church. At nitrht there will be
Cheshire. The reporter made fur-; ervk. Coud icted bv Kev W. 8.
ther innuiries ami learneu tnat Mr,s i .
. H. ash, with several little child- creasy.
S
ren had bceu out driving and the
i
1 Kew Mr. .Arnold will ollieiate at
lift-Irk I UkO urn a c 1 1 f 1 1 1 tn l ff
t Iia lmnpvr vrm.M wti v Inst lii ' St. Paul s Mission, corner 1 bird and
balance and foil. The buggy wheel ; (ibtle btreett?, to-morrow afternoon Hall where a sumptuous collation,
happily in appreciation of the kind
ness which had ben done him.
The exercises were closed with the
dojxology, Be Thou, Oh God.
Kxultel High'1, the audience join
ing in with the choir, aud then the
members of the order, with their
invited guests, repaired to the City
passed over his neck and he wRM;ut 4.5 o'clock. Mission tfunday
nauiy nurc. .
Stateaville Landmark: At the I
saw mill of Messrs. Thorn as"& Hro . 1
School at U:45 o'clock.
The foundation walls of tne new
of Alexander county, on the 13tn, j Portuer Brewing Co.'b buildiuj iu
both bones of tiie left leg of Mr.
Henry B pThoiuas were broken- by a
log rolling on it from the top of a
pile at which he was working..
The acerage seeded in wheat this
year is fully as large as it was last
and probably a little larger. Tire
ground generally was well prepared
and the young wheat looks healthy
and is promising. It has been a
great tune for out-door work and a
great deal of plowing has-been done
for next year crops: spring oats,
cotton, corn, &c. Mr. W..B.
Mclielland, of Concord township,
made this year on three acres of
this city are now all laid and are
readv for the sills which will be at
once placed in position.
There have been five interments
this week in the various cemeteries
here. Of these three adults were
interred in Oakda.e, . one child in
Bellevue and one adult and child in
Pine Forest.
Kncliili Services.
The set prices in St. Paul's Evan
gelical .Lutheran Church, corner
Market and Sixth streets. Rev. F.
V. E. Pesehau, Pastor, to morrow
(Sunday) wilLbe in English at both
All are wel-
land 1,425 lbs. of lint cotton, eaual
to three bale of 475 lbs. each. Trre
same land last year made four
bales, so that Mr. McLel land got
three-fourths of a crop this yea .
He used no commercial fertilizer. 1 11 a. m. and 7.80 p. m.
ne loppea auoui nau 01 nis crop in come ftt the. services.
July and the other h-ilf was. not j
topped at all. t. Paul' KpUmpaL
J
Charlotte News: A very startling I Services at St. Paul's Episcopal
episode occurred at the depot in Church to-morrow at 11 a. m., and
Concord last night, while the 'busses1 .pft ... Tha ,..,-.! of KfK
and hacks were waiting for - th P ,u- The 4,,ua,c at both
Charlotte train. A rough looking ! services will be appropriate aud an.
fellow entered Brown's 'bus ami de- usually-good. The church is ela-
preared by the caterer of t!io Pur
cel 'House, was spread aa a tltting
and tasteful slose to an occasion of
genuine delight.
Sick headache is readily cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which tones
and regulates the digestion, and
creates an appetite.
LEMON KLIXIU
Its Wonderful Effect on the L.Iver, Stom-
; ach, Vowels, Kidneys and Blood.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a
fueasanc lemon urinx tnat positive
y cilefl all Biliousness, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, aitUk and Ner
vous Headache- W Disease,
Dizziness, Loss r Ce- Fevers,
Chills, PalpitaU 7t, nnl all
SUCCESS-!
- :0: - ' . ' -: ;. .
AN OLD SAYI VG, "d'OODS WKLL BOUGHT ARE HA IP
SOLD."
, THIS WEKK WILL SELL MILLINERY GOODS, :
IIATS, FL()WKll, EEATJIERS, BIRDS,
And other necessary Millinery ; also, the Latest Shapes in
Effii
I
AT ONE-HALF THimi VALUE.
V have to make room, for our
menciug to come iu. Vi
at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 1 p. m. 8eats free, j j""- Qf t Te pHfttK; '
CDMMEUCIAL.hLWh.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Dec. 282:30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm
at 41 cents. Sales of receipts at 41
cents.
ROSIN Firm at 90 cents for
strained and 95 for good strained.
TAR Firm at $1.35.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm j
at $1.20 for hard, $2.25 for yellow
dip and virgin.
COTTON Quiet at 9? cents for
middling. . .
HOLIDAY, NOVELTIES .1.
are overcrowded with other rtnmi.-..
Below we enaiueraU 1
ft-
MAKTNK NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer A P -Hurt, Robinson,
Fayetteville, T D Love.
Sch Annie C. Grace, Norbnry,
Philadelphia, Geo. Harriss, Son &
Co.
v CLEARED.
Steamer A P Hurt, Robinson,
Fayetteville, T I) Love.
Steamship . Benefactor, Ingram,
New York, H GSmallbones.
Just Imagine 7ii.
41 15.;
" lOc
" 4k iiiic
48 c
fiOc
15c
73c
Also, Baby Dresses, Cloaks, Caps Bootes, Mitts, Ribbld Unclirmti
Bibs, and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
Everything sold as advertised at , : -
for Felt Hats, Turbans ami all other Leadimfshan
4 a Fine Spray of Flowers. - oapet
- Wings, in all Colors. . ; uy-v .
44 Tips, three in a Bunch," in alL Colors. ' '
4" Birds, Breasts, and Ergrettes. '
a yard for Heavy Kbotted Black Fringe
k 44 Blade Gimp Headings , :
" 14 " 44 elegant design.
44 4 S u rah Si Ik, in all Colors. ' r
44 Black Silk Rhodames.;
44 Heavy IJlack Gros Gross Dress i Silk
44 t4 Silk Velvin aU Colors.! :
EXPORTS.
other diseases
liver, stoiuach
isordered
the first
grat cause of alFLViseases.
cts. and $1 per bottle. Sold
druggists. Prepared only by
Mozley, M. D., Atlanta,. Ga.
50
ft
There !
u 1 a. . . 1 1. t m .! a
were several narfies in the 'Kmi in. "urttttMy ttI,u "eauiuuuy Trimmeu
eluding a little girl. The fellow in Christmas green. Seats free,
went away, and in about five min-' are welcome. Children's Christ
utes hM
stm as
Th'.s service will
the 'bus were shattered, an.1 th lit i e a very mterestinif one.
Al.. i . . '
mi 1 . . . rri iiuo v t w. in.
iuioxt. 1 lie Klltsa WI1IIIUWH ill
tie girl was cut by flying glass, hot;
.tnhnV llav.
no Other rlliii)(Tt I rn o T'litt !
man who put the valise in tiie 'bus A WttS announced the installation
has not. since been seen. Late of the officers of the several Mnsonio
yesterday afternoon a colored toy lodges in tins citv took place at the
named Gus Abernathv, a son of : u 5 i 2 t . i
Lewis Abernathv, was "probably fa- i -P?rft House last night. The public
LK.HON HOT DItOPS
For coughs and voids, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and Bronchitis,
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and Laryngetis
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and Catarrh,
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all threat
All nruJ lung diseases, take Lemon Hot
Drops. . .
An elegant and reliable prepara
tion.
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared
only by Dr. -H. Jtfozley, Atlanta, G a.
COASTWISK.
New YprK Benefactor 58 pek? I
mdse, 25 bags peanuts. 4 cases tar, i
60 barrels pitch, 670 barrels tar, 801
casks spirits, 100 bales cotton, 141,-j
770 feet lumber, 12G crossties.
WCKKLX STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND DKC 27, 1889.
Cotton ashore, 10,409; afloat 8,402;
total 18,811.
Spirits ashore, 5,G28; afloat, 727;
total, 6,355.
Rosin ashore, 40,040; afloat, 50;
total, 40,090.' - f
Tar ashore, 5,325; afloat, 980; total,
6,305
Crude ashore, 1,767; afloat,000;total
1,767.
RECEIPTS FROM DEC. 20 TO DKC. 27,
Cotton, 4,900; spirits, 278; rosin, 8,'
070; tar. 1,677; crude, 259. -
KXPORT3.FROM DEC. 20 TO DKC. 27.
DOMESTIC.
Uotton, 1,632; spirits, 485: rosin, 000
tar, 524; crude, 147.
FOREIGN.
Spirits 2; rosin, 12,804; tar, 1,100.
118 Market St., Wilmirigtoh, f!.C.
OUR TGY;0
WILL "BE OPEN THIS WfeEK AT - ; '
Nc. 5 SoutK Second Sreet,Tvvo Ooors from Market,
With a new and defect stock of DOLLS. GASIES, WAGONS; VBL0CI
PEDES, TOYS and MECHANICAL TOYS. In fact,, every thing tomk
the little ones happy. Orders by mail carefully and promptly fulfilled.
T BIG DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS. .
tally stabbed by another coloretl
boy named Henry Ledbetter, "ti
brother of the negro who some
months ago killed a companion in
Charlotte. The t wo boys got into a
quarrel near the Carolina Central!
freight depot. Ledbetter started to:
generally had availed themnelve of
the invitation extended and a large
and brilliant audience was present.
Rev. W SOreasy opened the ex-
? er.eises of the evening with a beauti-
Presldinjc Klder'a Appotntmentg.
Wilmington District First Round
Quarterly- Meetings in part:
riouthport, liecember 21 and 2..
ScottVrHill, December 28 and 29.
Clinton, January 4 and 5, 1890.
Bladen Circuit, Centre, Jannari
11 and 12. F, D. SWINDELL. P. E.
C'lmrch Services To-Morrow,
move awav, when Abernathv
bed his coat and
Ledbetter . startet
Abernathy overtook
him on the head. At this ledbetter
.turned and plunged a knife into
Abernathy's abdomen, inflicting a
wound over an inch in length and
from two to three inches deep The
doctors says that his case Is almost
hopeless. He was still living to
day but was very low.
. -' ..-
i.kf- FrcilrvMril nr a r nnf horn txr thitt nlmio raMiir. -
tore his sleeve: I 7- 7 . . . . . . " I at TilO p.
1 to run wh(.ni4,'iifiw. "Arise, oniue, rny. li glit Prayer
i . . . . i i m mi... - i. - r . .ttnr
nim anu llltf uyif. a no Hinders were oiihsi
Alas, how changed! The rosy cheek
is pallid as the dead, . I f
And from the eyes that- were so ig a list of the officers installed:
V-r IrIStthohappyUghthasfled. Worshipful Masters Win. L. De
Life hasvno joy for her to-day:1 . , . T . . r
Id l.efnn her nrfn.e UOSSCr, or wnuiib Juge; w. o.
Ipi an! rer ent praj er, which was Campbell streets. Rev. John Primrose.
m. Sabbath Scbool at 3.-00 n. m.
Meeting and Lecture Wednesday at
Tfie pubuc cordially invited. . seats
fre. - . i .
FirstPfesbyterlan Church, corner of Third
and-tran2Q'Streets, Rev. P. TL Hoge, Pastor.
Services Sunday at 11 a. iu. ana, 7:30 p. ro.
Sunday School at 3:30 o'clock p. m: Prayer
raeetinsr and lecture Thursday nlsrht at ni
o'ciock. visitors welcome to all services.
Front Street Chapel of the First rresovte-
rlan Church. Southwest corner Front and
Mr. E. S. Martin, as Acting Grand 1 jueen streets, services Sunday at n a. m.
I T.?ri n m nil ntAl rtr umm lir WfJ l 1 1 1 n
I .rrj i. iu., vuuuwvcu uj unit ir. iUUVt miiici.
Sunday School at 3:30 o'clock p. m. Praver
meetlh? Wednesday night at 13) o'clock Visi
tors welcome. " ' v
$oliwarz and Mrs. Thorburn, so
pranos; Miss Bowden, contralto;
Messrs.. H. M. Bowden and (I. M.
Emerson, tenors; and Messrs. H. K.
Holdenand J. E. Grant, bassos.
POMONA HILL NURSERIES
POMONA, N. C,
Two and a FlairMllesWest of Greensboro. N.C
. : . o
1"he main line of the K. D. R. R. passes
through the grounds and within 100 feet of
the office. Salem trains makesrops regular
nwme uaiiy eaca way. i nose interested in
Frulc and Fruit Si rowing" are cordially invited
to Inspect this, the Largest : Nursery in the
staie, anu one or t ne largest in tne south,
stock consists of Apples. Peach. Pear.
Thisiaa New and Masterly Medical Treatise, and indispensable to every YOUNCMP?Ji
AC ED, and OLD MAN who is suffering from Weakness, Languor, Loss of Memory, frr.
Depression of Spirits, ftlfer Complaint, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all -diseases depenaen rr
Aoaoenx, iacesses, aoujt vice, ignorance, JNerroua ueDiiity, vital isxnausuon, uu
2 ! 1 1 tti
wwwi
S
Bound tn leather, full gilt. Price, only one dollar.
w-m J I
lyAI.UMlllllll
ollar'J by mail, sealed in plain wrapper, WWJS
CONFIDENTIAL Address Hbhrt DuMopr.M.I)., No. 381 Colambus Avenue, v';'utt
uuerry, i ium, Japanese I'ersimmons, Apri
cots, Nectarines, Mulberries, Quince, Grapes,
Figs, Raspberries. Gooseberries, currants, me
Plant. English walnut, Pecans, chestnut.
Strawberries. Koses. Kvenrreen9. Shade Trees.
Marshal, called upom P. Of. M. Mun
son for the installation of the of
ficers and this was done. Following
grown old
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
FlttU streets. Kev. T. II. Prltchard. p. !.,
Prfstor. -Services at 11 a, m. and 7-J30 n. m..
Suixlay School at 3ij0 o'clock p. m. ITaj-er
and Praise meeting. Thursday nijrht at 8
o'clock. Strangers cordially invited.
Brooklyn' Baptist Church, services In the
new church, corner Fourth and Brunswick
streets, Kev. K. JS. Peele, lastor. Sunday
Services at U a. iu. and at .7.30 p. jn.: Sunday
3 p. m. lrayer meeting Thursday
She waits in hopeless sulTering for , Creasy, of Sf: John's Lodge; 8.1
1. : ri. . r... I - ...... . . . .
"wiiv comiug iiiuo Northrop, of Wilmington L.otige.
iv ' ov. mh ' I Won Uns W H. irrrni et
j-n.. nnnr. S1lr n,n'a 5 wn.w. " ' i seJinnl fit
mres -isbe Kne- that wonderful St. John s Lodge; Jas. W. Monroevl nijrht at 8.-00 p. m The public is cordially ln-
drownW ;j:Ycr'og Jv 1" IL Junior WardensJos. h. waiters,
'attj
the inMZV?DctcG
ived.
health as
raws, and of Orient Lodge; J. E. Matthews, of
"r St. JohnTs Lodge; Isaac tsear, or
&c. All the new and rare varieties as well .as
the old ones, which my new Catalogue for 1888
will show.
Give your orders to my authorized agent or
order direct from the Nursery.
Correspondence solicited. Destrtptlve Cata
logue free to applicants.
Address '
J. VAN LIN OLE Y,
POMONA, Guilford CO., N. C
tw Reliable Salesman wanted in every
County. A good paying- commission will be
sriw - - o
Lime. Lime.
: LIME In exchange tor EROVISIONP,
' GROCERIES.
" DRY GOOD! ?
" " HARDWARE
. -; ' y.. f LUMBER. A'V
FltBNCH BBOS ,
- Bocky rolnt- -
LIME
LIME
LIME
LIME
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3463, Boston, Mass. Prefatory Lecture with numerous testimonials from high sourt
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I HEARD A VOICEb IT SAID, 'tCGJKE AMD 6EE.,,
CHRONICLE.
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Manly Vigor, 'vTcakcess or Lo?3 of jremdry pel
naneTitly restored' y the use of so entirely liev -
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THE STATE
Successor to the Farmer and Mechanic
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a Tcs-.imonial, sent se:i. Kvery manshonS
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Palmetto Railroad Co,
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Cole.
Grace Methodist E Church; ijouth, comer ot
Creasy, Pastor. Scnlccsatlla.m.and7SMp.- I 1 1 f 1 f I r v" x METAL, CLEAN
nd In gool conditio. wm-fee sola chean.
m., conducted by the pastor. Sunday School
at 350 p. m. rrayer Meeting ana Lecture
Wednesday at 7:S0 p. m. The public are cor
daily lavitca. beats free. -
Appljlat
THIS OFJFICTJ
QN AND AFTER IfRLDAY, DEC W, 1887
Trains will run as follows,- dally vexceptlSn
day. ". , . ' - - - . -.:.,, ; - -. - v '
. . - GOIKO SOUTH.
. - -No 1 Passenger And Freight. "
j Leave Hamlet, n. C,7r.-.....f ...... .,a20 A. M
Arrive at Cherub, s. 1.. .;:. i :.; 9.30 AM
? : J ' No. 3 Passenger ; and Freight.--
Leav Cheraw, S. C...... .....4.25 P. M.
Arrive at Hamlet, N. c ........ . .... .5.35 P. M.
Under New Manaj
NEWSY, BRIGHT AND;CLEA5.
UP WITH ZTHE TIMES-
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rjiHE "STATE CUKOSICLE' " ,
vnat its name JmpUes-a State rar-DOt w
not the Raleigh "Chronic c, and Bp
local or sectlonaL It llj a 'tc0t 0r,f i
the politicians put it. from cneiv ,
nheor-anofrolianjEw i
sectlbnT no party." It criocg
ZXiiiJZ-Av,t win not hesltatejiw ffle
uemocraUc measures and
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