Tursday Morning, October 1 2, 1 880
MQRNINGr EDITION.
THE LATEST NEWS;
FROM ALL PABTS OF THE WORLD
WELDOIf FAIR.
PROMISE OF A '- FESTIS , $ SUCCESS GOV.
JABVIS TO SPKAK THURSDAY.
Special Dispatch to Mcenmg Star.
YVeldon, N. C", Oct. 11 The Fair has
commenced.- Everything promises the
beat Fair ever held here. Gov. Jarvis will
speak on Thursday, when a tremendous
crowd is expected.
j
BALrinoBE.
THE SESQUI CENTENNIAL CELEBRA
TION FIBST DAYS PEOCEED1NGS
THE PROCESSION, AC.
87 Telegraph to the Morning Bt&r.
Baltimoke, October 11 The grand
procession, which was composed of ten
divisions, began its march at the intersect
tion of Broadway and Canton avenue, at
9:30 A. H. It was headed by a platoon of
mounted police and eighteen carriages, in
which were the mayor of the city and other
municipal authorities, clergy and orators
of the day, escorted by 250 mounted aids.
The first division was composed of em
ploys of the BaUimore & Ohio Railroad
Co., eevea thousand men in all, uniformed
ia c&pa Uh white taesels, blue shirts and
Mck pantaloons. Every phase of the
railroad's history and development was
illustrated by a float, bearing an animated
tableaux, and every department was repre
sented by workmen engaged ia their re
spective employment. Tbia display of
this Company was the grand feature or the
procession.
The remaining seven divisions were taken
up with representations of the various man
ufactures, trades, etc Each division com
prised hundreds of wagons and thousands
of men. The head of the first division
moved at 9.30 A, M., and it was after 3
o'clock when the last wagon passed.
The celebration to-day has in every re
spect far exceeded anything that it was sup
posed Baltimore could possibly do.
The city to-night ia ablaze with electric
and calcium lights, and the City Hall and
Washington monument are brilliantly il
luminated with thousands of gas jets. The
streets are thronged with people. At this
hour, 10 o'clock, no serious accidents are
reported.
f OilEIGN INTELLIUENC'K.
THE EASTERN QUESTION THE SULTAN
DECLINES TO YIELD RELEASE OF
ilAJ. CANZIO, &C.
I By Cable to the Morning Star.i
Paius, October 10 It is semi-offlcially
declared that a Council of Ministers, under
President Grevy, will this week deliberate
oa the line of conduct to be pursued in
view of the new position of affairs created
by the attitude of Germany and Austria,
who appear to hesitate to accept England's
proposals.
CoJtSTANTTNCPLE, October 10. The Ger
man and French Ambassdora have had an
interview with the Saltan, in which they
tried to induce him to yield.
RoMErOctober 10. It is asserted that
Russia is the only Power which has uncon
ditionally adopted the English proposals.
Maj. Canzio, son-in-law of Gen. Garibaldi,
has been released from prison .
Bucharest, October 16. The succession
to the throne has been definitely settled
upon Prince Charles Anthony, ihird son of
Prince Leopold, of Hohenzollern.
Constantinople, October 11. One of
the murderers of Dr. Parsons.the American
missionary, has been condemned to death,
and two others sentenced to fifteen years
penla servitude.
Lojtdon, October 11. A dispatch from
Constantinople says that the Porte and the
Saltan have agreed to au unconditional
surrender of Dalcigno. The Saltan has
declared that if the fleets come to Constan
tinople he will abdicate. He has been doing
his utmost to make separate terms with
Russia, but without success.
TUB ARCTIC.
THE CRUISE OF THE CUTTER CORWIN
NO TIDINGS OF
&C.
THE JEANNETTE,
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
San Francisco, Oct 11. The Vail of
this manning publishes an interview with
Li. Jno. Wyckoff, of the U. S. Revenue
Cutter Corwin, who has arrived here on
ilu-. steam whaler Mary and Helen, in
twenty-one days from the Arctic Ocean.
The Corwin made trips to Herald Island
without beingable to land on account of
ice. She has traversed the Arctic waters
in every direction between Point Barrow
and Herald Island, without gaining any in
telligence of the Jeannette. The cruising
whalers were unable to reach Wrangle
Land, for which landing the ships were
headed when last seen. Another attempt
will be made to reach Herald Island before
the close of the season. The schooner
Loletta was seized at Port Hope, August
20, for violation of the revenue laws, and
Lieutenant Wykoff put in charge. On
September 4th she went ashore on the
north side of St. Lawrence Island and be
came a total less. On September 12th Lt.
Wykoff made Plover bay, where he found
the Mary and -Helen, and took passage
upon her for this port. -
THE EPISCOPALIANS.
THE REVISED BIBLE REPORT ON
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, AC.
By Telegraph to the Morning star.i
New York, October 11. In the House
of Deputies of the Protestant General Con
vention this morning. Rev. Dr. Johnson
offered a resolution providing that a com
mittee composed of three bishops, three
clergymen and three laymen be appointed
t ) examine the new (English) revision of
the Bible, and report whether such revised
Bible shall be adopted in the authorized
veisionof the Church.
The report of the Committee on Chris
tiaa Education was made by Rev. Dr.
Coppee, of Central, Pennsylvania. It re
commends the maintenance of parochial
schools of various grades commensurate
with the demands of the age, and seeds of
the people in science, literature and art.
This includes the idea of securing such en
dowments as will give prominence and en
able church schools to compete successfully
with other in the matter of charges. The
report and suggestions were adopted.
OHIO.
FINAL ORDERS FOR TO-DAY AN IM
MENSB VOTE TO BE POLLED.
TBy Telegraph to the Morning Star.i
Columbus, October . 11. To-day has
been occupied by toth of the State Com
mittees ia sending out instructions to their
followers. Both parties have splendid or
ganizations in the State, and: an immense
vote will be polled to-morrow.
An engineer was killed and seven cars
were wrecked by an accident on the South
western Railroad of Georgia yesterday
ELECTION OF BRIQHAH YOUNG8 SUC
CESSOR, -AC. .,
I Br Telegraph to the Morning Star. 1
Salt Lake. Oct. 11. The Mormon
Conference, which adjourned yesterday,
was chit fly notable for the filling of the
first Presidency, which has been vacant
6ince Brigham Young's death. John
Taylor was elected President, with Gen.
Q. Cannon as First and Joseph N. Smith
as Second Counsellors. Mr. Cannon is the
delegate to Congress, and was renominated
on the 7th inst. Joseph N. Smith is a
nephew of the original Joseph Smith.
John Taylor was the ranking member of
the twelve apostles Mr. Cannon is re
garded as the ruling spirit the power be
hind the throne.
SOUTH CAROLINA
AN AFFRAY AT A POLITICAL MEETING
NEAR GREENVILLE.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Greenville, Oct 11. An affray oc
curred near here Saturday night, after a
joint meeting of negroes and white men of
the county. Stones and pistols were used.
Two negroes were injured one severely-
and ono white man was seriously wounded :
and several were slightly injured by stones.
All is quiet now, and no trouble is expected,
although there were disturbing rumors last
night. It is said the trouble arose be
tween colored Democrats and Republicans.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Negotiations for peace between Chili
and Peru have been opened at Arica,
through the intervention of the United
States.
A passenger and an engineer were killed
and three cars wrecked by an accident on
the New York ElevatedRailroad yesterday
morning.
A gravel train on the Chicago, Milwau
kee & St. Paul Railroad was thrown from
the track by a drove of cows. Thirteen
men and boys were killed and wounded.
The lottery cases in the U. 8. Supreme
Court yesterday were indefinitely postponed
on motion of Attorney General Devens.
New suits will probably be begun In the
lower courts against tho Postmaster Gen
eral. Horseford's Acid Phosphate in Dyspep
sia. I believe Horsford's Acid Phosphate
is a valuable remedy in mauy cases of
Neurasthenia and Dyspepsia.
C. C. Higgins, M. D
f Chicago, III.
OFFICE OF
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTE CO
COURIER-JOURNAL BUILDING,
Louisville, Ky.. Sept. S4, 1880.
, in direct viola tien of aa agreement with Ex-Post-master
General Key, ordering the delivery of .Regis
tered Letters and the payment of Money Order to
the undersigned, pending the litfgafion in the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, the Third Assistant Poet
master General has seen fit, in the absence of hit su
periors, to set aside said order. The grounds upon
which he Joe tinea this action are, that all lotteries
in Kentucky have been repealed, and are therefore
illegal, and being illegal, are necessarily fraudulent,
when, in fact, the franchise under which this Com
pany draws, unlike thht of the Louisiana Lottery
Company has never been repealed, and yet the Fort
Office Department discriminates li favor of that
Company.
Comment is useless. Legal action will at once be
taken by this Company, and. until farther notice,
correspondents are requested to send all remittan
ces by plain letter or bv express. Donlt send by
money order or registered letter..
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Ooiionwcaltli Dition Coiy.
At Macaulcy'a Theatre,
In the city of Louisville, on
Saturday, Oct. 130th, 1880.
THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORISED BY THK
LEGISLATURE of 1878, and SUSTAIN KD BY
TUB COURTS of KENTUCKY, occur regularly
on the LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH, Sun
days and Fridays excepted, for the period of FIYK
Y KAR8.
The United States Circuit Court on March 31 ren
dered the following decisions :
1st. THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRI
BUTION COMPANY IS LEGAL.
id. ITS DRAWINGS ARB FAIR.
N. B. This Company has now on hand a large
reserve fund. Read the list of prizee for
TUB OCTOBKR DRAWING.
1 Prize $30,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000
1 Prize 10,000 300 Prizes 50 each 10,000
1 rrize 6,000 600 Prizes 20 each li,000
10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 10,000
30 Prizes 500 10.000
9 Prizes $300 each. Approximation Prizes, $3,700
9 Prizes 300 each, " " 1,800
9 Prizes 100 each, - "900
1,960 Prizes.
' Whole Tickets, $3.
h Tickets, $50.
$113,400
Half Tickets, $1.
55 Tickets, $100.
REMIT BY MONEY IN LETTER. BY BANK
DRAFT OB BXPRRSS, to R. M. BOAKDMAN,
(Courier-Journal Building,) LOUIS VTLLK, Ky.,
or Nos. 307 & 3o9 Broadway, NSW YORK.
oc 3 eodaw ta th sa
Administrator's Notiqe.
THB UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED
as administrator of George Myers, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons holding claims
against the said estate to exhibit the same-to him
a or before the 7th day of September, A. D., 1S8L
R.C. MYERS,
Sept. 8th. 18S0. Administrator.
se8 oaw 6w ta
Bricklayers Wanted.
PPLY AT WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL-
Road Shops, to
oc 7 lw B. S. RADCLIFFK.
THE LANDMARK,
PUBLISHED AT
Q1A1E8VILLE, IREDELL CO., 2T. 0
a THE
Leading newspaper in Western North
Carolina.
It Is the only Democratic Paps published ia Ire
dell County one of the largest and wealthiest conn
ties in the State and has attained a larger Iocs
circulation than any paper ever heretofore published
in the county.
Its drcnlatlon in Alexander, Wilkes, Ashe, Alle
ghany. Yadkin, Davie and Iredell, is larger than
that of any two papers in the State combined; and
is rapidly acquiring a strong foothold in Foreythe,
Surry, Rowan and western Mecklenburg.
It is the only paper in Western North Carolina
that employs a Rzohijlb Cawassiho Asxht, and 4
urns Kepi constantly Dei ore me people, under thU
system a rapidly increasing eireulatioa is the result
making the La.hdila.bx
111 E BEST ADVERTISING MEDIVH1
IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
ADDRESS, fcANOMAItK,"
fler -tf Statesville. N,C:
The Biblical Eecorder,
PUBLISHED BY
. Cd wards, BrdOffhton A. Co. '
RALEIGH, N. C.
REV. C. T. BAILEY, Editor,
REV. H. HATCHER, Associate EaiUr.
Organ of Nertfi Carolina Baptists
In Its 44th Year.
EVERY BAPTIST SHOULD TAKE IT
As an Advertising Hedinlnnsarjpassed
only Y2.00 per Year.
. BIBLICAL RECORDER,
dectt-tf Raleigh. N.C.
W 1 17 &l I N Q.T O N M A U K K. Tj
V .v -1 - - v : -
SPIRITS TURPENTINE The markei
w9 firm, with sales reported 400 ca&ks
40 cents psr gallon.
ROSIN The market was quoted Arm at
$1 40 for Strained and $1 45 for Quod
Strained, without reported transactions.
Small sales of fine rosins on private terms.
- TAR The market was firm at $2 10
per bbl of 280 lbs, with sales of receipts at
quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market fiinv
with sales reported at $1 60 for Hard and,
$2 50 per bbl for Yellow Dip and Virgin.';
COTTON Tho market was quoted
steady, with sales of 275 bales on a basis
of lOf cents per lb for Middling. Fu
tures opened steady in New York for Oc
tober at 11.05 cents and closed steady at
11.01 cents;' December opened steady at
10-93 and closed steady at 10.93 cents.
The following were the official quotations
here:
Ordinary cents lb
Good Ordinary
Strict Good Ordinary. . 9 4
Low Middling. 10
Middling..... 10
ii
it
Good Middling
PEANUTS Sales reported at 8040 cts
for shelling stock, 50 cents for Ordinary.
60 cents for Prime, 70 cents lor ExUa
Prime, aad 80 cents for Fancy. Market
quiet.
U8CEIFT5.
Uotlou 1089
Spirits turpentine 165
Rosin 867
Tar 41
Crude turpentino 51
bales.
ca&ks,
bbfs.
COTTON AND NAVAL STORE
WEKKL BTATBIB BM T.
RECEIPTS
From OcL 1st to Oct llth, 1880.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
7,683 1,630 4,736 1,110 1,777
RECEIPTS
From OjI lat to Oct. Wh, 1870
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude
6,179 3.2S6 12.627 399 3,150
.EXPORTS
From, Oct. 1st to OcL lWi, 1880
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude,
Douics'c, 2.806 962 1,036 1,294 33
Foreign, 1,150 000 000 000 00
Totai.. 3,956 962 1,036
1,294
33
EXPORTS.
From Oct. 1st to Oct. 13ih, 1879.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
Domes'c, 4,096 863 2,160 894 50
Foreign, 000 3.753 8.304 COO 00
Total.. 4,096 4.621 10.464 894
STOCKS.
50
Ashore and Afloat October 11,
1880.
Ashore.
6,394
6.425
118,992
1,844
425
Afloat,
3,625
700
12.884
COO
000
Totals.
Cotton. ,
Spirits. .
Rosin.. .
Tar
Crude . ,
10,019
7,125
131,876
1.844
425
STOCKS.
AiJiore and Afloat October 13, 1879.
Cotton. Spirits. Rosin. Tar. Crude.
5.877 9,544 122,974 4,387 981
QUOTATIONS
October 1, 1879.
Cotton.... 9j
Spirits. ... 28
Rosin. .... 90Q95
Tar 97
Crude fl 90
October 13, 1879-
29
$1 20
$1 CO
f 1 90
lis Telegraph to the Morning Star.
Financial.
New York, October 11 Evening.
Money 2& per cent. Sterliag exchange
480. Governments quiet and lower; new
fives 102; four and a half per cents lOSi;
four per cents 1071. State bonds firm but
to active.
Oowunerosal.
f Evening Cotton . firm; middling up
lands 11 516 cents; Orleans 11 7-16 cents;
consolldatea net receipts sn,vsi Dales; ex-
Eto Great Britain 21,573 bales; to France
ties; to the continent 600 bales; sales
bales. Southern floor quiet and very
firm; common to lair extra 5 005 60;
good to choiee do t5 65? 00. Wheat
opened ftghSfe better, feverish, excited and
ensealed, but afterwards the advance Was
lost and closed heavy and l2ic lower,
with aa active speculative inquiry ;angraded
red f 1 091 18. Corn opened flc better,
but closed heavy with the advance lost;
sngraded 55r50 cents. Oats opened firm
and closed dull and heavy; No. 3, 38ic.
Coffee dull and nominally unchanged, ttu
gar unchanged and dull; refined firmer and
In good demand. Molasses dull and nomU
nal. Rice in fair demand and steady. Rosin
stronger at. $1 7Q1 80l . Spirits turpentine
higher and Arm at 434c. fork dull and
wholly nominal at $16 2516 50, with noth
ing doing; middles quiet and' firm; long
clear $8 40; short $8 75; long and short
$8 50. Lard opened about 10c higher and
closed weak with the advance lost at $8 85
8 87. Freights quiet.
Cotton Net receipts bales; gross
10.812 bales. Future closed steady, with
sales of 102,QOO bales at the following quo
tations: October . 11.01 cents, November
10.91 cents, December 10.9310.94 cents,
January 11.04 cents, February 11.2111.22
cents, March 11.33 cts, April 11.53 11.54
cents, May 11 A9ll.71 cents.
Chicago, October 11. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and opened
strong and higher, closnd at inside prices;
No. 2 red winter 99ca$l 00; No. 2 Chi
cago spring 97c cash ; 98c November ; 99c
December; No 3 do 92c. Corn excited
and unsettled, opened strong and higher,
closed at inside prices ;3939c cash; 40fc
November; 40fc December. Oats 'unset
tled and generally higher, closing weak;
29jc cash and November; 80c December.
Pork irregular and steady, closings very
weak at $18 00. Lard- unsettled and gen
eraHyJtfgher .t $S 8313 33 IBulk meats
fairly active and a shade! higher; shouldeis
$5 20jbB $8 fi0; clear ; $8mv . WWikeyl
sreaay ana uncnangea. .
8t. Louis, October 11. Flour quiet &d
unchanged. Wheat opened active, closed
weak and lower; Noi 2 red fall $1 00ta
1 00J cash ; $1 001 1 02T October; $102
&1 04fNovember. Corn higher; 39l
39c cart; 88c October; S8iS8io Novem
ber. Oata higher at opening but declined;
29f30cr-i-cash; r 29f31j December.
Whiskey steady at $1 10. Pork quiet and
jobbing at $15 8516 00. Lard nomi
nally lower. Bulk meats firmer but not
quotably higher; shoulders $5 00; rib $8 00;
Sides $3 80. BaCOb 8tronr: fihonlrlern
-$5 75; rib $3 75; sides $9 00 And generally
-v - m n
OTTOH fllSBKBTS.
tBi.Tlemnh to Oc JCoeaing star.
,Oct. ll-43alveBtQni buyers ndi: sellers
jeady at 11 cea-ts net eeelpts 4S9 bales
ihiladetohiaivaniet at'114 ientswnet
ceiptslSl bales; Savannah, very firm and.
Asking 4o higher at: I0f cents net receipts
7,959 bales; New Orleans, firm at 1H cts
net receiptS7,685 balesi Mobile, firm at
apart ai i au net receipts 5,445 bales;
s'S'tUK ceotsUnfit receipts
2.797 jMtfesV BaItirMrVLfcolidar BoatoB
10 cts net receipts: 8.040 bales; Mem- I
phis, firm at 10ft cents net receipts 4,178 '
bales; AQgUBta, steady at 10J cents net
receipts 1,346 bales; Charleston, firm at 10$
cents net receipts 5 838 bales;! ' I
OIIBION 01 AKHtf t S
Bf Cab'lo to the Jlrorntas Star.
liiVERPooLOciober 11, 5. 15 P. M. Mid
dling uplands, lm C, November and De
cember delivery 6 7-16d December and
January delivery 6 7-16d; January and
February 6 15-82d; February and March
delivery 6 15-32d; March and April delivery
6 17-82d; May and:June delivery 6 19-32d.
Futures firm.
- Spirits turpentine 82s. "
Loudon, Oct. 11, 6 P. 41. Spirits ur
pontine 32 i 6d..r
MARINE.
Pori altaMiii October 12.
Sun Rises ........ . 6 .05 A. M.
Sun Sets 5.28 P. M.
High Water (Bmithville) 2.07 Morn.
" (Wilmington).... 6 07 Morn.
Day's Length....... llh. 23m.
ARRIVED.
Stmr John Dawson, Sherman, Puint Cas
well, RPPaddison.
Stmr North State, Gheen, Cypress,
Worth & Worth.
Steam yacht PaaBport.llarper.Smithville,
master.
Stmr Elizabeth. Bisbce, Smilhville, mas
ter. t
Schr Louise Fray8er,348 tons, Crawford,
Philadelphia, Geo Harriss& Co.
Schr Argyle, Lewis, Shallotte, naval
stores toKerchncr & Calder Brus.
CLEARED.
Stmr North Statu, Green, Cypress,
Worth & Worth.
Stmr Elisabeth, Uisbee, Smilhville, cuts
ter.
Steam yacht Passport, Uarper.Smithvilie,
master.
German barque Hermann Wolf, Per
mier, Liverpool, E Peschau & Wester
mann. Schr A S Snare, Snare, Baltimore. J W
Taylor & Co.
Schr Argyle, Lewis, Shallotte, Kerch
ner & Cajder Bros.
KX POUTS.
COASTWISE.
Baltimore Schr A S Snare 207,761 ft
lumber.
FOREIGN.
Glasgow Ger barque lloftnauo Wolf
4,80 bbls rosin.
List of VeaeelN In ta Port of WIl-
MlnEtoa. rt. C. oei. 12. 1880.
This hat does not embrace vessels under 60 tons.
BARQUES.
Geo Walker (Br A 437 tons. Peterson.
E Peschau & Westermann
Abmhira Skal!e(Nor.)342 tons.Gregeneeo,
CPMebane
Gustafa (Swed.) 312 tons, Ohrnberg.
Heide & Co
Proaies- (Nor.) 437 tons. Talleksen.
Heide & Co
lijeratnct (Nor.) 380 tons. Inglemen6en.
Heide & Co
Magnus Uuss (Swed) 533 tons. Tiulio.
Heide & Co
Miaci-j Gray (Br.). 349 tons. Ben ell.
C P Mebane
Alhambra(Nor.), 469 tons, Cornielsen,
E Peschau & Westermann
Herman Wolf (Ger). 567 tons. Fermipr
E Peschau & Westermann
AJio'.ocr. Nor.. 361 tons. Kaldacer.
Paterson, Dowuing & Co
vi T z.
;iieaos, lor,, im tons, vvaage,
Heide & Co
BRIGS.
Alkor(Nor ), 258 tons. Wilhelmseo.
! Heide & Go
bUHOOKKRo.
Alf .-iie ta S Snare. 252 tons. Snaro.
E G Barker & Co
James Slater, 311 tons, Tooker,
Paterson, Downing & Co
u w Aicuuiiy, lao tons, Austin,
Harriss & Howell
Wyoming, 147 tons, Foss,
EG Barker & Co
NOTICK. If thn nicrMttl InttflNnfkiivvM.
sel in port are displayed by the U. S. Sig-
dv wwee, uio vessel so aesignatea snonia
send ashore for telegram. -
jos PRiryTirac.
THE MORHING STAB
: Steam Printing House,
MORNING STAB BUZLDINO,
psiNCsaa stssst.
Most TnosotronfirEquippBDritiNTiNo
OFFICE IN THB CITY.
FINE BOOK, NXW8FAFBB MERCANTILE
PSINTJNO AND BINDING,
CHEAP FOB CA&H. '
I ALSO,
THEATRICAL FOSTERS PROGRAMMES dt
TICKETS, INSURANCE PRINTING,
BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS
CARDS, DODGERS.
TEA MSHTPf STEAMS GAlP AND RAILROAD
WORE: EXECUTED jff QUICKER T1MK '.-
AND BETTED STYLE THAN J51
ANY OTHEROFFICE A
J WILMINGTON..
FIBST CLASS WOEK AND LOW PRICES
THE .MORNING STAR STEAM FEINTING
j " ''-'nQUSMt jnGESB STWSBT,'. .
OrSeRS BY MALI, PROMPTLY ATTENDED
i TO AND WORK SENT TO ANl PART
OF THE UNITED STATES,
: O. 6. D. ;
SALL ORDERS
SAME PROMPTNESS AS " .
' LARGER ONES.
! The I$8ixStar
npHB OUJEST NEWSPAPEtt 'PUBLISHED IN
A toe Pee Dee aectionVoneef the wealthiest and
mest orameroaala 4Jle fttnfre nffmrw nr.i-i.,i.i.i .i
and Whfilesiae Mcrehasts and Manafacturers, and
sample, an excellea. -medium W comihauieation
Wtr-h alargeand influential class of saerehante. me-
""sww wm m . m h,iMWuu,. verwaemenCT ana
BusineaaCards interted on ilbersJ teras! -
ept,2tf MartoB..C.
us- :
Brovn C Roddick
4A ftiarket Street, :
r
WE DiaiRB TO CALL THB ATTENTION OF
the general public to oar arrivals of Kali
Stock. W e are offering very marked Inducements
to tho WHOLESALE TJBADE,and are telling many
of the staple lines below the Market Value, lt
will be to the Interest of all buyers to give as a call.
We call particular attention to the following:
CALICOES.
New Fall Calicoes at all prices. The designs are
really works of Art, far surpassing the productions
of the past Season.
PLAID HOMESPUNS.
We are prepared to show the best and Cheapest
Stock of the above that can be found in ANY Mar
ket. Bleached and. IMleacM Cottons.
We have laid in a very Heavy Stock of this class
of goods, and embrace all the popular brands. They
are much lower than former prices. Call and ex
amine our 4 4 Bleached Barker at 10 cents.
A FEW JOBS In Gent's Dogskin Driving Gloves,
slightly spotted, 75 cents former price $1 CO.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, a job at 10 cents.
BKOWN A RODDICK,
45 Market street.
Jj 9tf
For Sale at Low Prices.
300
1000
100
500
100
300
300
Rolls and Half Rolls BAGGING,
Bale Arrow and Delta TIBS.
Boxes D. S. and Smoked BACON,
Bbls FLOUR, all grades,.
Bags COFFEE, 50 bbls SUGAR.
500 kega NAILS.
BdlsHOOPIHON, 1.000 New and
Second-Hand SPIRIT BARRELS,
Cases Soaps, Lye, Potaan, anna,
Tonacco, Boaa, uracsers, uneese
Lard, &c , &c
Belitf
WORTH WORTH.
Bagging, Ties, Twine.
1400 80118 6011011 LAGGING,
4500 Bandles Ncw and Pcd TIKS
1000 Lba 0011011 Bagslng twinb
Flour, Bacon, IXolasses
lOAA Bbls FLOUR, Super to
1 L U U Extra Family
OtA Boxes Pork STRIPS.
iOJ Smoked and D. 8. SIDES.
QAA Hhds and Bbls Porto Rico, New Crop
idjj uubaana New wieans mLiAiss,
Sugar, Coffee, &c.
OA A Bbls BUQAR, Cut Loaf. Granulated,
tdij standard A. extra V and ,
OTC Bags COFFEE.
& t O Rio, Laguyra and Java,
100 zoa Assortea vashi,
150 TUbB 0X0100 1247 LARD,
jyp Boxes STARCH,
200 80X68 LTS and FOTAsn'
125 60X08 Laandry 80 AP
Tobacco. Snuff, Paper. Matches, Shot, Pepper,
Ginger, uoop iron, spins Barrels, ac
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHIUON.
Wholesale Gro. Com. McrU.
oc 10 if
School Books.
A LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES.
Old Books taken in part payment for Ncw
Books upon first Introduction. Headquarters for
au rex i noons usea ia me ramie ana ravate
Schools. Special terms to country Merchants and
ueacner.
oc 3 if C. W. YATES.
For Sale,
O SECOND HAND P HE LANS CARON B1L-
J hard Tables, 5x10 feet: 3 Second Hand Pbclaas
4 pocket Billiard Tables, Syxll feet; 1 Bet Second
Hand 15 Ball Pool Balls, 2S inch; S Large Mirrors,
else of Frames, SSfxft feei; 1 Whitfield Ale and
Beer ramp, silver riated, 4 bandies.
oc8 lw . JOS. IL NEFF.
Seeds. Seeds.
rjHK PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE STOCK
of TURNIP and CABBAGE SEEDS In the world.
grown by U. Juandretn s sons, and for talc at re
ouced pi ices bv
JOHN K. MoILHBNNY, Druggist,
Je S7 1 f Cor. Market aad Front streets.
Arrived!
The first
New Kiver Oysters
of the season at
ocstf
MOZART SALOON.
Forest and Stream,
AND
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.Gceensboro, N. C.
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THROUGH WHICH TO ADVERTISE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
among the people of. Robeson, Richmond and An
son counties, in North Carolina, and in the border
conn ties of South Carolina. The ENTERPRISE
has a largo and increasing eireulatioa in the Pee
Dee and Cape Fear sections of this State; having
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Us removal to LauriL burg, and ,ia the former
within the last two months.
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II. I. ICIoDUFFIB.
DAW tf Laurlnburg, N. C.
Vi'
ARID WINTER GOODS
NOW OPEN AT
j.V. KATZ'S,
36 Market Street.
All the Latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Fuller advertisement in a few days.
to oall on or order of
oc 10 tf
To the Friends and Patrons of
P. L, Bridgers & Go.
W
UKN TniS IS READ TURY WILL BE IN
their Handsome New Store north of Geo. R.
French & Sons.
On your way down town drop In and take odo
look, and you will acknowledge that the y can still
Justly claim to have the finest Grocery House In
the Southern t tales.
Quick Dispatch.
We closed when the bell rang at 7 o'clock; we
opened in the New Store at 6 the next morning.
Cheap Goods.
Immense caving in store rent, clerks' and por-
i -
tors' hire, to be given to the patrons of
P. L. Bndgers & Co.
oclDAWtf
To my Friends and Cus
tomers.
J AM NOW DAILY RECEIVING MY FALL
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting of aU
tie Latest Styles. My past stock and aaj success
sieakVfoT themsdttt, and I only ask a continuance
of your faros so laterally bestowed on me. Please
call and VfaitnlnS my stock as regards quality and
prices. double to show the goods. Will be
pleased to see you one and all.
, Respectfully, . ; .
C ROSEraTH At
33 lBsKKKT ST.
Ben tf .
1
8 km of tho Show Case.
! Brick! Brick!
15 00() 0800 DAUTY
For sale by
seS4tf
O. G. PARSLEY, JR.
Fino IIoTintain Beef.
WILL OFFER TO-DAY SOME FINE
MOUNTAIN BBKP. Ust received. Also LAMB,
MlDTTDXI. Ao a ;Qtirrt KsAet ah4 Foarth
Street MaikRt.near Eonsy Bridge- - ,
se n.1 ifei&IBBB'A 00.-.
TFT
im i i i t - 1 "
anaBnoeo.'
JDSTEECKTVEir A !FEW CASE3VOF MENS
aad Boy's Heavy and Fancy Boots, which I am
offering at a bargains A full line of Penitentiary
Bsogaas. Women's Gram Shoes, good quality, at
$1 00 per pair. For good foods and lowprfcr call at
V .: TltOMAS H. HOWEY.
seStf ,' ;io.orth Market.
ews
Of FEBRUARY 7th will Ofuitain the opening chap-
tera or acnarmingserlai storjy enUUed .
. BY MRS. OPHELIA, NISfiET HELD,
OT BATQirW,Aw .
. ...
ASthor of "My Mother's Daughter," Afterward,
mnA 'lira. Item."
Those who have eujoted the pleasure affordad tv
the perusal of this gifted and accomplished lady's
prYHxw pruuscuuoa, wiu. eea uo. commencaUoQ
of this her last and suoat vuceessfui effort to pre.
uaro uitua w w. imf lMyTJ. KCSl USt awalU
them.
MUFFPT Is a atorv of abamrMn lntArmit. ui f ta
publicailom will ran through some- eixht to ten
Issues of the WEEKLY NEWS and the SUNDAY
TELEGRAM.. . . - .
tubecriotion El a var 1 tar aix maathav Mo
ney can be sent oy Money Order, Registered Letter
orBxpresB. atonr risk. J. H. ESTILL.
Buyers will find it to their interest
"JSL. IsL. EZATZ,
36 Market Street.
THOMAS H. McKOY
(SUCCESSOR TO
Bo at wright & McKoy,
Rcppcef ally end earbeotly
Calls the attention ot the public generally to the
large and varied assortment ef
G-IR, O O BBIBS
1 hat he keeps in Slock.
He is prepared at all times to exe:ote promptly
all orders. Fresh Goods arriving daily, (inaran
tees every article sold by him Is satisfied to make
small profits. Deals only in tho beat o. Oood. Cal
and ecc him; you will meet with a polite reception.
Til OS. II McKOY,
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
5 A 7 North i'rwnt M.
P. 8. All our bills are made np to date-both
Boatwrigbt Mc soy's and my own.
Don't forget mo.
oc3 DAWtf TilOS. 11. McKtA.
A Bee Hive.
jyjY STORE 18 A BUS lilVB IN ACTIVITY.
It is crowded to the celling with goods. My gooU
are of tbo Best Quality aad tho Lowest PrlCM.
I keep everything usually kept by Fancy Kamtfy
Grocers.
Have Just received Sweet Orangca,Lcmnia, I'orou
Nats, Cabbages and Apples and iiirh I olili.in
Ferris and; Uolio Hams, fcmokrd 11 of ami
Tongues.
FlckledPUt Tongue?, Dolightrul Rcllrh, 10c ca h.
Pickled Sparc Uib3, Urut quality, tc per 11).
Cucumber Pickles looec In bbls.
Complete- Assortment or Fancy Candle, Prrati
Rye Flour and Oatmeal .
If yon want tho bc-s'. goodi, polllo attention,
prompt delivery, and every rca.onablo accoiumn
dation, call on mc.
Jas. G. Stevenson,
oc7tf
MaaketStrorL
By Express.
LACE FICUUS. LACE TIES, LACK CAMUK1"
Handkerchiefs, Bilk Handkerchiefs,
Glass Doylas, Table Damaak and
the beet stock of Towels and
Towelling In the city.
All cheap.
my 2 U JOHN J. UKOKJCK.
Coal ! Coal 1
TONS BLACKSMITHS', now landtag.
ALSO.
100
GRATE, STOVE and FOUNDRY XAI.
O. G. PARbLKY. Jr.,
Jyt tf Cor. Orange aad 8. Wtr sir
Fishing Tackle.
JCST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF SKIPJ ACK
and Drum Hooks, Lines, Corks, &c Breech Load
ing Gans, Shot. Powder, Caps, Ac Now stock
coming in every day. Kerosene Oil, lt cents per
gallon, at
T GEORGE A. PECK'S,
So 19 tf tS South Front BL
I Price Reduced. '
THE LADIES ARB INFORMED THAT MltH.
VIRGINIA, A. ORB baa vaatae4 k prttm of
shaping, bleaching, and dying lAdtoa' and Chil
dren's Hats from FIFTY toTTWENTY-FIVB CT8
RESIDENCE One door east of Frutit, oa Chorcb
ptreet. " : oat l if
Tin Toilet Sets
HD FANCY GOODS. LARGE ASSOlCfMSNT
ut received by
ociotf
GILES MURCIIISON,
38 and 40 MtmAiao. tIMk.
T
Black Walnut'
Chamber suits, another wjppi-x kk
eefved this wock. Window Shad atea aiga ;
Parlor Salts, (Jflleo. Farnitore, Msttrs es aad
Feathers. For sale at low prices . ,
OclOtf No. 43 North rout puwst .
For Stile.
QRAYS, CARTS, BUGGIES
HARNESS, BADDLK3, WHIPS, Ac. al
GERHARD A CO,
One Door North D. A. Smith A Co.'
oc 10 tf ' 45 North Frm Street,
Tourists.
AND ALL PERSONS WANTING TRUNKS
and Traveling Baes can be farnlahod at the
lowest prices from oar nrw stock Jaat arrived .
Our Wholesale and Retail Uarnaes Katahllahraec t
can't be beat (or Latest Htytaaod BatiUocaM' tor
the least moaev. No. 8 South iTroo ,
oclOtf
MsXLABO ABOWptN.
John Dawson & Co.
LEAD THE HARD WARE? TKADS Hi NOKTn
Carollua, bay direct from the MaaufsctUMS,
pay caah on the spot, baa die the best geoda, and at
as low prices as any House in the couatry. All tkey
aaka is an examination of tholr stock.
i 1, 11 and 8 Market Ht ,
. ofc 101 . WUoaiAgMxvM. C
OLD NEWSPAPERS, tSUITABLE
for Wrappmr and other tkurpoaes
i?aa be hod at the STAR OFFICE: .. .
feb 3 t' Savannah. Geo .
IN ANY QUANVm