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.' OUTLINES.
: Cholera subsides at 'ML.' .Vernon ; and
Princeton, Indiana. Eighteen cholera
deaths in Lagrange, Ky., in three days.
$40,000 fire at Mt. Qarmel, rV' i -
The Gordon Kidnappers will be held for
trial in Manitoba. , Receiver of the
Brooklyn Trust Co. will be able to pay 50
nor rent - Two deaths ana two down
of yellow fever on a schooner, Havana to
Vew York. English in Africa burned
a t0WD. Cape Coast, Africa," full of
refoeees from' the fury of the Ashantees.:
Believed that coal will advance on ac- f
count of Pittsburg meeting raising rates,
which will cause a strike. $60,000 fire
at Cleveland. Cholera at Wheeling.,
Three yellow fever deaths at Halifax,
jf, S. Another severe storm reported
in northern England. Government
forces in Valencia desert Spanish cause.
New York Markets: Cotton, 21; gold,
115f; spirits turpentine, 43; roein, $3 00
3 05. Booths on the outside of 'Wash
ington Market, New York, were destroyed
by order of. Board of Health. Col
lision took place in a New York public gar
den between an exhausted band which re
fused to play and some pic-nickerai
-Coroner's evidence decidedly against TJd
derzook, the West Chester murderer. -Horse
"Bowling" won Saratoga race, first
purse. - Baron Wohrerton is dead.
Thought the Iowa train robbers will
be captured in Missouri. ; Interesting
crop statements from Southern States are
published. - Attorney General Williams
told a South Carolina delegation that only
aggravated Ku Klux cases would be prose
cuted. The delegation will interview Grant
at Long Branch;
THE FOBKl OF TICKETS.
The Executive Committees of the
different parties have set forth in a
short address to" the ' people of the j
St.at.A' a form for t.h tinVeta tn Tw
used in the election on the Constitu-
,
tional Amendments next week. This
, - - v
form explains the change made, by
reference to the article and sections
of thfi Constitnt. on wriiVh w mn. I
. vvuownuuwu, n uiw . no wu" i
frbm;thespirit
ceive
lawto bo unnecessary. T AUthat is xe-
quired is to have the words " For
Amendment " or " Against Amend
ment, aa the ease may bey printed or
written on the ballot and1 have it 'de'
posited In the- box, intended 5 for 'Ihe
ballots oi that' Amendment.' ': ' Only
this and nothing more.'" '
BRIEF OF THtTDBE ZOOKGOSS
r -- CASE. -
-
Tbe West CIteater Murder .BlrsteVyi'
TJdderzbekls n6t a nice name; one
might very justly be forgiven for dis
trusting an Udderzook. ' The 'man
who has just figured in an arrest on
suspicion, - in ?West Chester, Pennl
began, a career of infamy as William
TT 1 1 1TTM1 - , 1 t .-
uaaerzooE. vvniiara was tne Dromer- i
in-law of one "Dr." Goaa, ,an jeasr-
i K w inonmnXfl 1
n h nfo fnr&9K fTrf in favif nf ria I
wife, who was Xlddexzoos sisten I
One'dav there iwL 'an 'exolOsibn "in
One day there ' was 'an 'explosiori "in
Goss's lahoratoryt in thecharred ruins
of the building- were i found the
blackened remains of a human body,
which was alleged by the widow and
Udderzook to be that of Goss, and on
which application wa Tnade for the .
amount of the life insurance. So far
the case is not a peculiar -one. But
not long after this, Goss being sup-
posed &ad, a stranger topping at a
wayside inn was taken out inHhe:
wagon of a casual wayfarer, aa though
thft lattnr KA nMt nAn f tr ontraatoA
v.. r i fn,--
in the wagon and Vis" supposed new
acquaintancesaprred JIoDoih&af
t.,.,i .i i.ir i . i i 3
ZirU
xwbu luau DM Ul .11 E9t VI9Kt: I
woods. Thismnst havebeenthe toiss-f ge"fm '"Sri?! ff1,
inir Birav. v.v; t.oWx,; t 'inihavo 'Tio'rlror of the lids, whicl
v5t0-i :.:JlKrfVtw''fTTrikitch-ftnl' ovein a most grotesque
derzook. ;i The muder:niaBisu
posed to W Gosai who &$i&m
abont vhi rrr.ft llv rii v1tMv
fundhadfein
farce of col lectins "the 25iOOOdnc
on his life insurance- was carried on.
i?r 5 . ; . - j
Udderzook' indst haVea5Jbi6 wn l-th:'at
Goss had hrs money :aboht.. hird; ;he
knew that Goss waa'laa good, as- dead
to thecommunity who had known him ;
why not kill him ? B at, whose was
the''hri1v'fnnnf.in If fo ntiliea nf Cinaa'd
laboratory ? i"We'"will .irot pa'fsueHlw:
rairn:. rin. t jJ
tails of a:tme Mory' are
, abandoned
to the blood-curdliBg 'novel-writer. v
.'V-; 'm, Ml ffc
. Postal pisbonestf
Tv-rir-i - ts iLJ -i' "I
if
criti .;.:ia5,o
and peculiar design of postage stamps,
to replace the abolishe5: fns of
executive "Departments. The ready
excuse was that these official stamp5
were intended to -prevent improper
e of the ma-ils-oy priVate'persons.
Now it turns out that this device has
proved effectual. J At least one post-
master is reported to have sold a
. goodlf lot 'of 1iW'officiaL8tamps,! tb
?deastP8are
D 'uusen in fio rrnrnrr Arvnnr rnBnnnn.
try coveringi the-private" 'corres-oiV
uence of their purchasers iust as was
sueration Will tor recover' lit a hur-
aonsA nf :u . v . i
- ,
News from tho crops throughout
Alabama is doleful enough.
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VOL, XII.r--NOi106.
SOUTHERN SHORT, STOPS.
" The crops ifT some portion of Sura-
tertsounty.S, C., arej(ufferirie for want
of rain. . f ,
. Airs. Charlotte Harris died at
Stone Mountain, a., recently, aged
104 years.
- A youth named Gorham Sawvur!
waj drowned on Monday last while
m bathing at Qak Grove,1 f12; miles
north of runswiok, xGa. .
-kThe Selma -V'ltmes . savs that in
the course of a week more caterpillars I
wHrberon. ,eyery planUtlbn' in the
prairie lands of that and surrounding
counties. 1: -; ? vv-i ;
The board of trustees of the tTni- ,
vereity of South Carolina, at their last
meeting ordered the establishment, of
witb?sn7 m CeCtl1?
.
-Ihe Pant8VLille (A- Ad?9Sfi
says the cholera has entirely subsided
aTIT aB"ieuuii,y.
uncase, wuiuu is, very annoying, pam-
ful and dangerous." v :"it;
- A serious ' accident occurred' on
Tuesday evening, toa son of Mr. J.
C, Mallonee, about seven years old,
at his father's residence in liutledge
avenue, Charleston; by falling from a
window. , .. . ,
- A meeting was held at Marion
Courthouse on Tuesday last inMhe
interest of tho Cheraw and . little
liiver Railroad, and was ' addressed J
by Captain C. Dunn, J. T. Walshvi
Uq., Colonel J. H. Hudson,. General j
VV. VY. ilarllee and, Colonel W. S.
Mullins.
Iosa of Slsht. ," "f i
A little accident, carelessness and
ignorance in regard to the- condition.
Btrength and power of the eyeirlo en-
Qure, nas given to. many an earl v
fS1
understood that writing on the cars,
steamboat, coach or avtWin tr in mrL
"eamooai, coacn, or-aaytmng in mo-
tyn, is intended to impair, the eyej
gj ' ' .. .. .. -.I ..
tomed all hi lif e time t read " lviT'' I
DV"WA ww wu aucus-
physicians attribute: thloss, of his
m - ' -?t r m- m i
eyew? ;Very: sobn a cancer formed - in
the other, which caused his death. vl !
4" -Tbe great historian Prescott -lost
his eye-sight when a student by a bit
of -bread thrown in "sport by a fellow I
Bluucu iauic- A oi. scis-
sors or a fork thrown in sport or an-
i eau8ed1Le. f8 of : eye-
" " r ;VwYr
nomplacciijAfmnahcvwas very
ambitious to finish a set of linen for
her brothers, spent almost a winter
n atifJ,l,in.;tt.;nn. nn nf i.,
at night over the work, uit which she
took great delight. The result was.
the nerve of, the eye was"; so. ininred
was oougeu: wnouy i,a give
up sewing; knitting and reading, un-
ner - penalty of becoming ' perfectly
blind.: V "S,r p i S nT! '
- . . - . , A-x . t. .
a y ouug lauy, wuo ivea dui ten
lies by tram from school, used to
sperJa-tn time lttOTuaying a certain
lesson while she was riding down in j
the morning The result waaaeeyefe
affection of the eyes, hich.a disabled
ner irom siuay ior a long time, it is
always hurtful to the eyes to read in
the train, though we may not see the
effect so plainly when it happens only
ocpasionauy. a steaoy practice like
young ladies, may produce'even
wofe sults when the system is i a
bad state. ; , ,
- Never W by, twilight, nor. before
twg m the morning. The little
rafflrS'i
before lit e 8 SUndOWU. . . .
I know a vou'nff "clersvman who is
remarkably. ;weil-bred man, but
whose eves are a nerfect deformitv.
je su ne rameainem ovreaainsat
TT a 1 '' 3 . 1 1 1 .
night.Jonrtna infemlvrwKeS he was
: ' Jvt" -" "a- . " TT .
O
which
.mannerir Doti'trfaDcy Tyon can' 4
,;whatou;please. with your. eyes, ana
yet have them serve you faithfully.
l'01' .BPlv .ryr.-gv1. uyyvr.u.,
lost. eve-Klcrrjr.
rj Extract from a Paris letter.
The Slialt a SportlttK an.
' : PH" -? i " ? I l J
C 4 i-MiT' AMitirMTM at flight
" 'rT' -mrr
6';:
r!arrif Tclirsfiffcl stationed 1 bet ore iwn
j ,nrcfw; vWiw-""T
explaining to "Trim'the mysteries of
tho mmfl nt ra .ftncLwniLe. - nis
Majesty played 5 several tifnes m&
Ba BeTra iifuepauu
wtUK- 0 riih-rii
noket. nrobablT- ft'mementOi nTh
, mrchande,, atarallff.eonfoseci - fa
haa great aimcuiiy in explaining
the game to his Majesty, and
pronounced her. Words in such a style
that, the Shah mistook her for a TGer-
-man.
dignation of. Jhe. nut-seller,, much to,
the amusement .of the Shih,1
Jaughed heartily and handsomely re-
tefil!?
i ute. . . iuo wwww w mwi uo uav
son th.Cj sanwruJai0rj
'stopped marchand de coco (a. ple-1
stoppc
monarcn- was uiu engag iwur
, i their TnoowiTrtVTJivirjjaL iae((wie
Woyiwaddcther'HvefiilVg
jib be fotudaiinngihomeTnightol
n tbe;Chamip"Ely88V'Ki-x
-WILMINGTON, N. C, ; FRIDAY,
..:.:- NEW ABVBBTISEDIENTS. ;I
M. Cronly. Auction Sole.'
Giles & Murchtsoit. Grass Bladea '
"3. C. STEYENSON.-.-Presh'lNuts. '
Local Dot. -
Louisa McCuller, colored, was sent to
the Work House yesterday. -- '.-.
The Brig Mariposa Milton, arrived at
Demerara from this port on the 2d inst ,
The Bchr. ' Charles Sawyer arrived at
Kinston, Ja.: from this port on the 3rdinsL
A dog fight was the only interesting
or exciting incident on the wharf yesterday,
do- b
have at last been received to supply the de-
mand. 'l ' -
The Bepublican meeUng advertised to
place at the Court House last night did
not come off. i :
-Maj. J.'C. Mann; "-who has been absent
for tyo or three weeks past on a visit North,
retted to his FbA t
I Up to the time of closing "the books
yesterday 1,253 dog badges had, been dis
posed of. - And still they cornel ( . . - -
' Messrs. Vick & ebane are having a
large and fine .brick, office built, on their
premises.frontipg on Nutt street c-
' A called meeting of the Board , of Al
dermen was to have taken place at the City
Hall last night, but it was finally postponed.
; The crowd on the excursion to Smith-
ville and the Blackfish Grounds yesterday
is variously estimated at from COO to 750
persons.
i Amos Wright, colored, who was turned
over to the Sheriff by the - City Court,
charged .with larceny, was committed to
jail yesterday In default of security.
1 The rooms of the Library Association
will be kept open from 3 P. M. . until 1 P.
M., instead of closing at 8 o'clock as here-
V---
last, but the types would liave it otherwise.
'' ' " . ' . ' . ,
Aa meeting of the depositors of the
old Wflmmgton Savings Bank was' held
yesterday 'for the purpose "of agreeing upon
" ; . h uft . tMi.uBiH5aw un
a V an t3S
iix.nu w Kf iir nil iit-i
i Cue of Iareenr Before the May-
; ore Cottrt.r'."'J"" ; V iwr : "
I The case of Alex. Almond, colored.
charged with stealing a sum of money from
ilr. J. wmiama, ' which was alluded to
in our last, came upfor a hearing before
flie Mayor's Court - yesterday inoming, and
resulted in his! uitV.Thinag:tt
dgntheasermttoWe of-the
1. it v
T A27 7 "J J
toe deed and -part . of the money had been
one, we called on His Honor to request a
statement of 4 the grounds upon which it
was based. He informed us that the only
evidence against the defendant was that of
his own confession, extorted by promises
on the part of the officials who arrested him,
as the testimony proved, that if he would
confess his guilt he would get off ' with a
light punishment, while at the same, time
threats were held but to him of the' dire
consequences which would ensue if he per-
rfsted in denying his guilt
! Under -these circumstances, IDs 'Honor
considered the evidence not competent in
Uw and the defendent was released.' '
fit looks like a singular law to persons
?not familiar with the code at will admit
of the release of , a ' confessed rcrindnal pn
- such a pretext, but we suppose it is all
rlghe:',.:-:-
1 ' i ff
i ; f -f 0 ri tg
Bfeettns of Colored,. Itepubllen at
j A Mabsonian meeting was. held in. front
of the City HaH last nUAt. ALsefr of reso-
lutions, were passed and Mabson and others
Ma (Mabson's) claims to the appointment ;to
I we posiuon-j'OT posmuerr m itf. ,ciyr.
I Mabson was very severe on the carpet-bag
element,' cliques, &&, and especially bitter
4a his remarks upOn.GerfAbbott,,who ,he
said was indebted f orchis seat in.thQUnited
States Seaate to tiie colored men; whom he
mw ;pbi .,e hei4 up as the truelypes
- WMte Republicanism such men as wn-
sod, CantweU -and : Gerken.' but captioned
Ms hearers to beware of wose who came
here for the purpose, or ndmg.lnto power
Were unwilling to give them a fair showing
I o O : . ,.Q
return.
' Th Amwif'wkii'4tAlrsLblT lanre one. but
the enthusiasm was not overpowering,
- Wreefced
Schooner
i -r "r-r.TTT' -s '
iTh'e "Schlr. Anna Shepard, ' Capt. Terry,
. , .,!.. r JfYl.il.w v"
nereioiore auuueu w u uYiiiS .
I -wrecked on New River Bar, was gotten off
elyandiowthiport pterdaX.
P7
oi ner w" .y .fywf t
four bales of w-kaBg-badly,
but is kept comparatively free by the steam
pttm'p'bf'thefesl'.'B'ryhb i4.;kept
conttoufa'yttriC jnie '.vessel will; be
t on what are known as e Raurbad
gaoaia f 0r the presenVto await ordfira f rpm
0xSg
h.r onihe way. lorjoaal
r j -- - - ;
.
J
The Blrer.';,: .. rr-'., ' . . -;'
The steamer,. JVirt fiteto,; which ; mrnvea
.-r--v., . ,otnr hntdldnot last
wnaeuuuKu.wwwiB v -r.-rT ..?.
obut'd, to resort to flats .to bgbtet
-'Uiem over the shoals.
I i 1.1.
i t . -
The Excursion Yesterday. -"'
The excursion to" Smithville' and the
Black Fish Grounds yesterday , under ' the
auspices of the Young Catholic Friends'
Society, waa- a grand success. ; At the ap- j
pointed hour the welcome whistle ; of de-
parture sounded and the steamer Wddco'
maw, with banners floating to - the 'breeze,1
moved majestically from the wharf bear
ing upon her spacious decks a perfect little
world of excursionists. Both old and young
were ;: well represented among the " dense
crowd. Those with careworn features and
venerable aspect ; those who are just com:
mencing , the battle of j. life j' the hopeful
youth and smiling maiden 'and the happy
little ones whose merry prattle ; and ! gleeful
augh sounded 80 joyfully across the waters I
all were- there! 'As the noble1- steamer
swept rapidly down theT river' the scene on
board was one of pleasant animation. The
sun shone mildly, seeming almost to temper i
its genial rays as if in sympathy with the :
joyous crowd.
Dancing was indulged in, but the over
crowded state of the boat, rendered it a
matter of 1 difflcnlty , Large parties were
eft at ; "SmithvDle . and Fort ; " Cas-j
well," : &nU then T. the steamer , rapidly
wended her way to the Black Fish Grounds j
but the finny tribe, having no relish for re
freshments, did not "come up" in anjquan-
tities, , So, after a short time spent iu this I
diversion, the boat started a little after mid
day on her return. , An hour was pleasantly
Spent at Smith ville by those who ' had not I
eft the boat in rambling around the quiet i
little town. Once, airain on .board, the
steamer was regretfully turned homeward, i
Then the various refreshments' came into i
requisition. v They ; were dispensed with a i
avish hand and the ladies fully deserve the i
success they met with by their indefatigable !
efforts to render the occasion a pleasant I
one. ; The shades Of ''night found us home
again when' all left the scene of their, late
pleasure with many pleasant recollections
of the happy day. It was hailed by all' as
the crowning excursion of the season.
: .:. " mm mm' mm' '" y
BIaror conrt. ; - : - i . ' "
The following cases - were ' disposed of
yesterday morning: .sff,
Daniel Wortham, charged with stealing
peaches from the yard of J. C - Lumsden,.
was found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine of $6.
Joseph Mott, charged with, the same of
fence as above, was fined 6. , , :
Amos Wright, charged with stealing iron
from the Carolina Central Railroad, was re
quired to give security in the sum of $50 for
his appearance at the next term of the Su
perior Court, I-..--. :.. ;. ' r .'
I Louisa McCuller, charged with fighting
and quarrelling on the street, was fined $20
and the costs. a in --'iyi" .'rt'i-rJvj'
-""t 6v .""", & I
her appearance in Court when summoned
so to do, was fined 2 2$. , . 1 '
, Maiy Jones,-charged with 'the . same ."of
fence, was fined $3 25. ,' ,-' . .
Lizzie' Butler, charged, .with the same of
fence, was fined $2 25. , t , ,; u- v
Anotner Baee lr tbe Carolina Taent
; cifc.' s'njJ.n-- t--z X-vi ' ;v-ViS"
t At a meeting: of the Carolina Yacht Club,
held Wednesday night, it was determined
that the next- race should : take - place at
IVrightsville Bound on Wednesday,' the f3th j
a' a -i t t -i. a. .w.WI
i..Tniniatr'ruteTtf.V. nfftnw
-.--o. . j.-, --j. i
qaenuy do auoweu w sau unaer any uaa
or quantity of canvass .which may be deenv .
ed proper py tnce who enter the; same.
Ample preparations will be, made , by the
Club to consUtute th coining regatta one
of the most .pleasant ancL -interesting ever
witnessed oa our waters. : -r v -'In'.,
At tho meeting Wednesday night Mr. K.-
E. Burruss,' the winner in the last race, pre-
sentea tne v;iuo wiin two nanasome prizes
td be competed for iri the'approaching're-
Awt wioAan m'.ria.ielgatieMk srtt.and.taIiai.Mttiiiv:
umij ouM.uwuuu, i uh . voiviuiii
Central rood Wednesday mornjng to Work
oh, Messrs Singletafy ahd'doWan's' con
tracts, j iifi'3'3'i bxwvialy.iunoiq n.' 4:
; Work on the Pee DeSe Bridge is progress-
Jng under the1 BUpcrintenderice" of ',Ml"s V.
.uennanan; wno u PuiutiKauiiuui(wue
abutments under the Western end. . , .
'J ''J?-i::J' Lm' -"-rr- - v'
Itllltafftoni'.1 " " ' . ' .
From Mr. Samuel C. Larkins, Clerk" of
.-,1 W. T. Tt nuArrr anrrntaa
-j' j. . . . . ' . .
1 .m mm 1 . j x'-jK
ataeUtrate Court.. ..;, .J ; .!
iTI.t " a. a.aJ a n AMintAH
oay; on iub i;uura?r w jmwu, cwjr
on the'oerson of .Henderson'. Davis u'i Case
1 1 A 1 t . . a ,aa-1- a Aat-'AWv
dismissed on the payment of .costs. -,o ,
l ttS:i. J 2. .a ..aa-jaV.a .
. v . ttf 11 - t . '..1 TTT t .
last week, .vvaixeroamesc-ana,- waiter,
ni,Mv,oii '.nmfl vnanntft abnt a'ihrAAAriv
eayt Cheek came into James' shot), pleked
up apairof biacfesmiOi'sXongB and 0CKed'l
Jim rdown-Ubroismzhimiconsideiblv4
James rose, jerked the tongs out of Cheek's
hand and , truck h a blow overto head,
fracturing his skull and producing cohcus;
ision of Se, brain. ; Cheik-has b5een'in' a
r u0ttB Rv inp.fi Rnd iittlfl orVnn
hopes entertamed ot;his recovery.,: 1 ,
7
the Board of Commissioners of the town of 1 Board of the Btate Baptist conyentlon, held
TjiilnkAWrtn'-thk :;weMlarn that 1 ad ?he phurch m 'BaleigV aew
a..calledtm.eepg ot t;ra A.,a. hold-the next. Convention in the town of ' BOWS,- r- -mTIKS, : ; c., (S;c.
Pa4i8fle?f.a' Mayor Yarrenon. i !.u rf -J ..5.,; - L ( ,.,. ( -J mtJnsonWcoI, "'
of said town, .which was received and ac- .; ! tt-. Ahllailroadj is spoken of from n iaiysax - , ityCiotWers.j j
! -' , i A, - a" " i V " ,'"7 ' 1 liriufes after the fall,
-i I..C01. $harpe,;of -Statesville,5 acbt., . v, !
Ing as the. authorized. agent of xUe nevdy
elected uoara oi uireciora uie
T..0..
R R: took forclble'possession.of the same
bsent.
on Tuesday. ' 4 1 he irOOpS pn OOin SiaeS are 1 ex-woveruui ti , a. uaucuu, w. uu ure, i eeconu bu auu.icniifu nu lis uesame
, aid to baveacted jiobly. iNo.livelost, was tuutedHan ,f "' " "t": v" " """1l1r '
'id no blood spilt. CoL Johnston was Shaver, daughter of Rev. D. Shaver, IX'D.4.? "I'' -' --"e
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JULY 25. 187& ;
CITY ITE1IS.
'Fbiktots F.--We ' now have In stock' over
20Q reams of newi paper, size 84x36, weight 80 Bs
per ream. It La goed, rag paper, and will be sold, in
lots to suit, for cash, or Bent by express Q. O. D.
' PanmNo Ink. We haire Jnst received is stock of
News Ink for summer use, pat np in packages of 5
poonds each. Cash or C. 'O.t D. orders promptly
filled. Price 23 cents per pound. , , '' J
The consolidation of the Carolina Farmer and the
. Weddy Star having largely increased the circulation
. l.t. - J u m . . , . . .. I
auYcruser wui una u an . aanuraoie i
medium of communication with 'the farmers and
planter of the two Carblinaavru:' ci in:v.;u;
. -Book Bhbibt.-T Moiunira Sr Book Bind
ery does all kinds of Binding and Xolin? is a work-
manlike manner d t reasonable prices. Mer-
chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other
work, may rely on promptness in the execution of ,
their orders. - ' '
i Job Pbibtih0. We 'call, the, attention of mer
chants, clerks of ' courts sheriffs, . lawyers, railroad
and steamship "officers sand 'agents, and' others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the Xoemiko Stab PanmH Estabushkcht for
the prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of
Job Pbiktins. We can furnish at short notice
Cards,' Bill-Heads1; Letter-Heads, " Programmes, Ball
Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bills, Cata
logues, Bills of Fare, Bhow-BUte, Checks, Drafts,
Ac. . Satisfaction guaranteed. .. .
IF XOI7 " rr t )
Want a Cook, .
Want a Situation, , - ,.' :
Want a Salesman, .:,-- 1
Want a Servant Girl,... 4 . , - ...
Want to rent a Store, ' , ,
Want to sell a Piano,
Want to tell a Horse, . . '
. Want to lend Money, ; ; . .
. Want to buy a House,
I Want to buy a Horse, , , , t .
: Want to rent a House, - ' r K . f
' Want to sell a Carriage, - '-..
Want a Boarding-place, M. ' j'j
; Want to borrow Money. . t ' ;
. Want to sell Dry Goods,
j Want to sell Groceries,' ". - . .
Want to sell Furniture, "
I Want to sell Hardware, ; - ,; '' '
i Want to sen Beal Estate, ' '
Want a Job Qf Carpentering, -; . ' ?.
Want a job of BlackBmithing, .
i Want to sell MHUnery Goods, 5 ;,'..
:, Want to sell a House and Lot, ' ' '
' Want to find any one's. Address,
; Want to sell a piece of Furniture, i "
' Want to buy a spcohd-hand Carriage, ;1 js .
Want to sell Agricultural Implements, , , r
Want to find anything you have lost. ' : ; .
Want to Advertise anything to advantage, ' ,
Want to find an owner for anything Found,'.
: Advertise
, THE MOENING STAB. 5 '
Spirits Turpentine.
Duplin and Sampson bro'ps good.
Kaleigh has killed another mad
dog.
wjiasooro.
The fine Oreensboro court house I
i noorlv nmnW0il . . I
j -T- The' smokehoase. of Mr. Cyrus
Knight, of Wadesboro was robbed Satur-:
day night - .; ;; r.;r . ; .;
Judge Boyden has, recorered his
health1 and resumed his seat on the Supreme
Court Bench. ; r ' '; "' . ;
i u uwa, '."lie vvxycu , uxttuiAwii.
a.-l .a. . . la ji" 1 "
lm
:. mt i;' ij ' Vi??iisii"ili:isi
near Catawba White .Sulphur-springs, fell
- lilto a spring and was drowned.- 1 -j J
- xne jJitio - noy oi jiur. oigmon,.
: , - The washerwomen of Hillsboro
manding 75 cento per day for washing ana
Ji"P Brice and J. MenittJ were
attacked, bv nnknowni)arties:on the? street;'
in Magnolia, on Saturday night last, receir? j- i.
f xne woiasporo.rzscnflrcr)Bayaij
reports from various sections of , Wake and i
a Lj-. ' .a-'A-lJ J ' "
adjoining counties represent thQ crop aus-
t)ices1aiore.!favOrabreii' '-. rt i '
i Gieb:, Smith, coloredof Haleigh.
had a sunstroke while at work Wednesday,
and is Buffering touch, with little hope of
recvery,Bays.mejSmwjtu c . --..v: n-. -
i; -.Thursdav evemnrr of last week;
ti l near, Waahineton, the still-house',' seven or
t jjimiea. says the jamresi.
; ' A formal Coltege' for, the .edu-
ntlnri hf colored teachers, under the aus
pices orthe . xj. unurch, JNorth,; win he
established at ureensooro.- lr wiu De-put
in course of construction this year. i i- -:-
Greensboro'' JVSt.. North 8taUb
rumored that ft mbvementiS onfootto
.1 establish a large Umveraity at this; placet or
r yoanjt men. : We understand a large amount
,oi money nas ueen. raiseu xorsne purpose.
J ' j ' At a meeting of the Executive
IJflnVillfl tO JNllltOn. , thiinCB tUTOUffh rBT-
I win and Or an t ft tr Tlmversitv Station on
;;- the f: a R. 11 ' The Lynchburg anatariLRVVfi
lvHle Railroad Compant. backed by1 ttie B.
f & O. Jt. Ri .wUl buUd it' - "'
111
1 . 1 . a - ", . . . . ' A-ra4a
.1 t)r0wn jug,' tt'is announced mat unams
.and' Stone, of the editorial ataP,' are. alsd-
SraaTSr?J
1 ; lJLmAlrl:
unsupwBBureu;yuuui wia.juuuu' iu
a , a An aAvt vtv Mmnv KaonTrar.
" ipyuu . . imuvm vl
countv. on the 12th inst . This is no doubt
I the bodfot the lad who was drowned 'frbin.Lt July S4-tf - st.Js8 and North Water street:
scnooner wreynouna. rupwveu. uu
18th in ra fimSJ-
f.
J"
I wieam as weocr SJJ"
mj&i JlcSSS&
oneof the,bestcithns.of..Cabarru8tyr'
. .... v;nw1, hv.' fa fmni huran a nt PihMm
railf
rr ijr-j. c.,. ; , .-. r.-.i
learn- from i.thel ! Atlanta
X QnuMutom. that on the-afternoon of Taea;
I daythe 15th, Dr. G. W. . Graham, .son
the officiating clergyman.
t
tf 1
WHOLE NO. l;80i;
'NEW' ADVERTISEMENTS. '
AUCTION SALE.
M.t CRONL F, Auctioneer.
,By CBONLT it MORRIS. . t
TTOTJSKHOLD AND- KITCHEN FtiRNITUEE, '
";'"""'
vertlsea, will oe sola at tne resiaence or ar.iA. rap-
coner. on 7th. between Chesnnt and
Mulberry
th, at 10
streets, on this day FRIDAY), July 26th,
O CIOCK A, JO. t - r
j JulySMtv' v . - ft -l 'i " .
! v-' Grass Blades I
-AT-
New Hardware Store.
July25-tf
GILES SB MUKCHISON.
; . Fresh Nuts, .
;JTJST. RECEIVED, AND PERFECTLY FRESH
and juicy. , , , , , ' . . , , . .
: Dundee Marmalade and a large assortment of Pre
serves, fit , ' .:-, !. -I
july 25-tf .
i ..
J.3 a STEVEN80N'S.
The Mystery Solved at Last !
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
AT COST! AT COST! AT COST!
At Solomon Levy's Store !
IOME ONBi COME !ALLr.- ANDEE THE
, ' ' ; GREAT : FALL IN ' '
Dry Goods, CIotMng, Boots, Sloes, Hats,
A full and weQ seleeted stock In all departments.
A FULL LINE OF LADIES' "WEAR.
flam' determined to change my busiaesB,' and in
order to do that I offer my t c . .,, . -r ,j
ENTIR STOCK-ATCOST! -
4 . - . .' . -. r .'. -. - . '-, ,
No humbug! Come, and see for yourselves and
Save at Least 2S per Gent,
: - By Dnrchasme tout Goods of v i !: .
' - iji-t- ' ' -i 80L09ION '
At the eld stand, southeast corner Front' and Mar
ket streeta.-, ,-:; :..!. '' inay 15-4m-nac -
rpBAVELTNG BAGS, VALISES, SADDLES,
jl- xurness, Bnaies, u
nirnmns Ttvlla- - TAv44wtta1a - IT.,
Trace Chains, Whips, Spurs, Dog Collars, Shammol
MWUVBV VllUIVSt VyU UOUlliD,
Skins; Leather. Feather Dusters. Axle Grease.
dlery Hardware., Also a large' lot of
second-nand
Esaaotery uooas.
Ijr..-ro
ihamftC.;
Imay&if' hae '7
mo.
South. Front S
- Wilminirton. N. XX
.5- !l3:;MISCEWi$rEOUS. j
ftl tr .
$1 75
-. r. ' i
VA -
H,. A FWJSOKE LEFT: ; . i
iTHOSE eMaNT HEiEREL in KITS.
i THE SAME SORT.
!A ery low price for choice Pish.
I' - ! '-1!
1
Boiled Mackerel
1 tqb brkakfasta-tempting dish-buy
chas: . MTiCSS A CO.,
; ,? North Front street.
JulTltf.
"THEREIN!
sutfuff to whrt tmrri rrtrna--' Jtti. MTrYrw-fiiirt
I I rillcareallv. excent in the rarest inst&ncei: btft,
I there is such a thing as sacrificing one pleasure for
GO WHERE
' Tou will obtain menial delight Jn
tton that will prove no sacrifice of
of informal
st. time, when
tried at w-:w - ..-,'-.-":
HEINSBERGEB'S '
july aa-tf
if
iVi
ik and Music Store.
:1 NOMA
AKB TOTJBr SELECTION OF
i i
TJncn Suits. . -,t
: j; Y' -' '''' i-" -'
ii u-i CASSIMERE SUITS,;
H ' ALPACA DUSTEES,
' J - GOSSAMER SHIRTS; ''
' Balnreggan Half-Hose,
I QAAMJfAii1lAs:
f2 Q BOXES SOAFj.SOpXJSS VAlJUaJ, L-s
100?
BOXES CANDT, . , r , - - ... .
For saleby r. LL -F.
W. KERCHNER,
, JulySf
j tJ S7, 98 ana j North Water street
a6SiWa 011S.
it t ?e-horsewaons,i2 twcmtorsbdo.
j ; --! : . -.
a - it .a? i kwxLJas -i . . n ..... u .
r O -t'tu .h..v - j '
v ' if, oiiv : ; w tw eam'HMm.
Soapi s Candles, ! Starch.5
?
! :'
J F)
nivnTTa nf Jiitit-v. t
- EDWARDS HALL.
LOST.
- it
rvNS PAIR OF EMBROIDERED SLTPPERS.' UN-'
wilv.
of .rT-rT j VTT?
and
July S-tf
THIS OFFICE.
KATKS OF ADVERTISING.
One Senare one dsr... -.t. .
: v . two days, ..1. J
cc
60
, " ' three days....
' fnnrHftTa
3 00
60
" " fivedays..... 8 00
..; one week.-.iji,w.ii..i..i.. f M
."'oJ.'Two weeks.......... -5 52
" Three weeks..;J. 5 .
" , "... One month... ........... .......... 8 .
" V. Two months.. ,.........,....... 00
V- Three months...; .. .' i. ..SS 00
, " . Six months. . . ...- . i .85 00
, -i". Oneyear.i. ...'..60 00
- C3yContract Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates. v, . - '
Five Squares estimated as a. qnarler-eoleirm, and
ten squares as a half-column. - - , , 1
MISCKLANOTJS.
AT COST.; AT COST.
At Cost, At Cost; V
AT COST--AT COST !
GRATBPULTO A DlSCEENINQ PUBLIC FOR
its immense patronage during the past week, we
have determined to offer still v.
, : Greater t Inducem ents, .
. ?o-wiT:r; , , i ,
Black Gros. Grata Silks at S3 50,:
x ; .. 'WOETH $5 p - .
Black Gros. de Paris silks $1 63,
: .(.,WOBTH'W75.';';'"''' '
JAPANESE SILKS 45;CENTS WOETH t& CTS.
JAPANESE SILKS 30 CENTS WOETH 45 CTS.
Super. X Black Grenadine 70 cents Worth $1 00.
Super. X Black Grenadine 85 cents Worth $1 25.
Low Price
Summer-? Dress Goods
ATs PER'cEp'bss tan' cost.
Good Domestic Ginghams, 13 VT cents per yard; Irish
' Linens, 89 to 75 cents; Blue Plaid Home- ' -
.spans, 80 cents per yard, t . '7.' -
Best Needles, 5 eents per paper; good Pins, 7 cents
; per paper: 200-yard Spool Cotton, 4 eta. a spooL
All kinds of FANCY ARTICLES . very cheap.:
- We have but a few more weeks before our remov
al to the magnificent- store, comer of Front and
Princess streets. Please give us an early call.
.17 market Street.
$7,000 $7000
! $7,0bp$7,O0Q-:7,06i).
In , Six Days,j r, r I'.-In.Slx Bays, '1
tn Slx Days, . In Six' Days, "
; I N S3I X' D A Y Sr
AT OtTB LOW PRICES: THIS IS NOT 8TJFFI
. cient ; We appeal to a generous public tomake It : ;
A -m M AAA A -m M AAA . A 9 M AAA
-i .... i,ww,yw,wy,-;,-,ijirt
The ensuing six days.' We have fixed our hearts;;
upon it do not disappoint as. Come soon and se
cure bargains. r . .-" R WpU f
U ' ' J, ' 17 Market street
Gentlemen; Attention !
GRASS LINEN COATS, i?n .
BROWN DOWN 8TJITS (good) .
; WHITE DCCK.VBSXS; " M I
4 20 . ..
IIa -Hodeat 7e. pet?pl tmavp- "
wrds; Xlordered: 17dlft aty v.;
0Each;; Sngpenders and ' r ', ,H 4
' V "4 pVards j , Eelient, ,-1T 1 (, ,sii
. 4 r Boots , $3 SO .
i : ' ' ' OtJR ENTIRE STOCEf OF
Y. ': il
CI0THIKQ
Must be
sold without, reserve before removal.
; ' BWEILL, .
riajCarket;.
Street. .
july SO-lw
j ;;:Cdraaj;Porti anSHails, ...
BUSHELS' MIXED CORN,
i AA BAIiES HAYL . .
Wrt wwafinirnid 'I-UOfa YO J'3 v I'
ll 11 J.
r"" 'V.'v'x'fT;ftr:;jl''5o' Exad Kt&i .
OK BOXESiBULKBIBBB.l T,- sisj i5 X JfS.l
.1 'M-stflSiJ fji?.2' ?f:
Jutvll-tf
BINFOKDi CROW COiv ijF
., rtrr.t'.' l' ' i :.'
LOW PEICES.
? -rrjTiT:,i.'"i'cc
Aim: 2:
11:
i
- Are often vry dear The-'1
bes goods 'for the. least ,
money can be f o4 at
juiraotf 5
ttTB WILL REMOVE TO OURNEW BUILDINO
5 Corner Front and Prtnees St, ;
;-. -';'-: Between fhls'date'and '-1
SEP X K M B K 1 at. i ' .
Ta TUX 8EXX OUB KATIUX .
RETAIL STOCK AT COST, "
! :.' ' '; ';.: ::.' V' ;:.'' :.' " : '
, As it is our desire to open with a ,. . ,
Fresh and, Complete Stpcjc.,.
Hence our determUAtioa tn dispose Of the same bet
tore moving
june30-tf
'B. WEILL.
; WILSON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. s -
i GRiCTJLTTJRAI COMMERCaAIv . NORMAL
Xjl and Collegiate Departments. "Entire average
expenses, $200 per year. u '4-"
ii a FA, TIE BEGINS Octi , imtUXi
Address, for, Catali
M., Principal,
,!,.WjlBoa,NC. -i -W
July.l0-w3m Th
SbaVlagr Saloon.
JOE TURNER INFORMS HIS NUMEROUS
friends and customers that he has recently fitted
up his establishment, in the rear of Mr. Runge's Sa
loon, and is prepared to do all work in his line, sack
' - 1 r . i i : ' 1 . 1 - 1 i .
as snavmg, xiair (juiung, ckc, w now wjnw
lousiy as 1$ can be oone inxne. axj. -x
TO
DEIKSriSON'S JPAXENT i
SHIPPinO TAGS.'
k Over 200 millions have been used with
I in tbe past ten years without complaint '
I of loss by tag becoming detached. All
my
Expeess Companies use them. ygouL. ay Print "
en ua swuvum cicrjnuum -
ap S9-3meod.-Ttt.Th Bat .
,.t'
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