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low llf-Mal Oliawal
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1 . iiiiik n mm-it thin th kMi'W. ai
mi 'ii Mtw -Iwl, im tA w a mhm iln
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11111 fiilda wlalnrii !,iu4 4a t)Oif tlml lt
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nun Clltua '( (.. NaUttat laoil J ijrlilfi k
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1 - 1 - ; 11 i.ajaU. ay tr Jixt Caam aixt aMt
1 t..ni t.iaal wniaaa arS. tia-' la aa nr
1 in ,f U'vaai W aA4 th0 ith
aiiitaattiwaa kI iiar iparlativa
1 ' 1 11 -iiim 'Mxlaia na ftaayHala aat
1 a.l aaavimitt .Mt t a alf. aal
11 . ifii-.ai wiiui( w ta Salary oaf asafWait-
' .it uu ! M.utat at tSa Saata of tea
. in. I im fi !ti . mi" i,ki aa t. Im ware la
'ii.i.- ir If tltiaaw iMtial yara)
. v .i-'ii irtviii taa ra wA aav'aif THi
a. Iih rrt, pavia n tlaa -lal ' WWavr taaf
if 11. In iion ,lf aOaa p.nl.i lfnM f tAa
a.ililaar-a tllaa iar.. ir laaa htnr Cnal It t iMtara
y mim tvvaM-aLioa . W.aJSJ I Jfk
i;i r?..vT3l tt irH! niMii tll natr ! Jia
,iitva a if tna paliav b.iaiiaa) Jail.
try fvaa-fe ai-H. t w aXranartat t that rl y
nut Irat-ait Haii ;.a Ilka Iwtart i.a utW t-iavaaWr
v il li tin ria Baam.a a pi.taaar aawaaar. ia
i...r ru,...i t,, aMl fcut !. IWaL rt Si rmmfr wtktea
! y.'t r' iata) yi ia! a- aaal Mini will.
a iir iniiiat l a iA Pa Aafava pariaaf y jar
(. ura ami iuttiiMe Aa pfanCaar la aaar fawa.
- A t.. ila avainl n IOI rat la IW al4a.
Vtliitrf A A .ftiuai . fWniria(li' J I tavtnla
w V
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aa aa a aa 1
FOX THE P2UlME)Tr CCZDCTrt
1 CONSnPsVTiQN,
I'fjaan.aiail aa aw
n piles.
an A
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iy a taTlT raa aaaaatutarar
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t D-aajwt, a wa rr am aa I
Tho Manon Star,
T"JL7I-?I HZVkrn rmtmn
a Ulaa raa Caa aaatkaa. aaa a Uia 1 aaaal
auu aaaat pmmawai at laa ataaa. oafaaa ma Akaa
a.aal.aa ami W anAaaia Ma-Tl VTajTt
wau aava
a aaailiaiar D
nunU'ataaai Vila
main-AaMiCla. BV
"". waiiaa patiiiwaara a ara
"rrimraaiata aaal
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ti rvrisw
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A lMfhr.
(J
11 H i Kavfeaarr-Waart a 'aJTl
'ai f atUA I aaiaaia.
aat m 1 nqa.f tratiaa; aaaa-M
a that Vavtat aw a
akWraaaai 4aaa satxaaaaaW H
Pruam'a Aaal j i i
- 11 n 11 ii if mm
0 aa4 tadaaaaavl aaaal at
rai tarava.
AJatiaaa
21
The Mornm-Star.
tii oirrorriUBi.
T aTltA. a. at. a. MATT.
Tba kftaj sayaIa ItrWW
VKki faa lha WlM-LI L.i man A k m. I
To wocaaa Ufurf op hcrmt:
womaa, I hav but tears foe thee,"
But Wars T SAd Ah hm la bH
Thereat, lb tears that cornforterl
(N"o other beautiful wocnaa breathed.
No rival sxoooc men hai ha
The seraph's word of lira wa sheathed
Tb roUeo frail hner on the Im.
Hr kJ w lord of .lithe earth.
Wherein bo cbikJ hi wailed iu birth.)
Tert to
a bride '
"Ye.
therefore
tears."
u Edr
for.
"Yea.
and
tears there
Ah brW la Rieo. there were fears.
i&Ai nrt bJuh
your young cheeks
Lm( that first i ts. hid tn im iiwi.
Let Kdeo wiihemi from your fecC
Mother of wocoea ? Did you tee
HOW brief rour brautv and how brief.
Therefore, the lore of U must be
la that Cm ranlea. that flnl erief ?
fXd thoae flmt drora of sorrow faJI
Tt mare Wi pit far as sll t
O vUo mourner by the dead.
y oe wa(ciir At tu rrr rrmas rrowo :
O lerleji for soma dr!in r heJ
Cekl pillowed oa the prisma stone .
(r wi with drowaioff avas. He koew
Wan irre the c ft of tear to you !
Am tit
Spirits Turpentine.
hir. lUyirl Datw, a moat enti-
mable you or roaa of ViU3n. u dead.
lacxinjjton Iitxttch : Our in-
fornsLkm pathemJ frean iatarly every sec
Uoq of tb ountrT. U to the effect that
crop are lulrnuti. aad will faj abort uo-
Icaa rata rotnr n.
Durham I'iant: The increase
of the tatbie property in Durham town
hlp duriax he pa.t year, that Is. aioce the
I vu !Ut waa Ukeo. wi be over ivjOO OCO.
(olJ)Kro Mtssemjcr : General
Tbooiaa I ClioctDAa. of North Carol 10 a,
U o-irw TiajtiOat to Ikiatoo. where he meets
few meo who were la pubiic life with
hirn whea he entered Cooattm m 1 843.
An rsrly meetioe of the Directors of
the GoialtbtM-o. Soow HUl sad Greenville
llailriajd U ia coo tern ptalion The Dlrte-
toea sre u W Iiocnphrev. 11. P. Gralnirer.
Jmmea ii. Cbarry. K C YeOowley and Ir.
v . J Jooarv UAJtMt Jlritt, a ynuor
man of Grantham' townahip. aoa of Mr
aioeharo Mntt, dwd on Tueaday. jrel 24
years. i .
Wilson Mirror: Dinicl Sum
raer. well koown sad pepuur citizrn or
Itinl firmly. fca bwn bitten by a aoak.
lie is now uaarosiar. MaL JcnkJtw r
poett crop ia some portion of Xaah aa he
of vrrj Uae. sod in othera very Inferior.
' aB .a a a V .
- v e learn iroen ue jraarjer a
art nf rs-arals have have bem iwitvcinnr a
number of anautpectisf farrners through
out thia arction. They travel with wironi
ami claim to rvpreaent a Richmond tlrm
hn buaiocaa tt U to cleanae feather.
They bare aOcreatii ia "tailor, in" st
eral etcrJ eot citizen in the Grantham's
ana! TVntomvilkf arctia-wu.
lUleth Visitor: Wc hear that the
rro piioo civm Mrs. BtooewaH Jarkaoa ami
lauf btrr. at Lbc AUaotic Hotel Morenead.
urp-vaail anvtblne sver seen in tab 8tale.
Tho Lar;- bail rvara u beillianUy lir.htetl.
Twobaadaof tnuiac were in attendance.
Xrv Jackoa and daurhter came forward.
aarrarnpaairl by quite a Party of ladies and
rentlemen. Mr. J aa. A llryaa. in tbe
name of tne people, made quite a pametic
talk, in rraponje for Mrs. Jackaoo. Mr.
Ctrx D Thoroas a prominent lawyer of
.a-awa, juat made the moat brautil al ten
minute pexb ever bearu. Over eirnt
hndilml prrsDosi were introduced by Mr.
Hryao
SalmhurT M'aU-Aman : M. Ij-
Holmea of this plAce has cut three tons of
hay at a entftnr; from a ooe acre lot of clo
ver and orchard f raas year after year.
A negro to us unknown very brutally and
evioualy aaaw!tat a whiu roan, whose
oame we cmid ' nr aarrrtaJo. with an ax
band! in the 8urr Spriorv K-vcality oo
Tueaday evenior Taut. Mr. Jcho A.
aklr wj sUrtlcd Ttsterday by theei-
pkwioo of a small dynamite torpedo which
he was carry iof kv on of the porkcta of
hU panta lie camped with a slibt bruise
to the jrmo. and two or three abrasions of
tbe arm wbkb bled pretty freely. Two
UuUf aesrra b-iys wr amualnj; themartres
near an underintoand bnbk of rarth at Mow
rry' brick yaHTuradAy. whea K grt way
and burieU them clean out of sirbt. Men
oa-ar at hand rsp to their relief, ao.1 by dil
Urrol uae ef ahovala aooa jro them out.
( toe of ihatra JaXkJtl a if his errs were
abeut to leap out of bis head, ana he was
CoaairaUv beulard. The other bail a
brakm thifn anl waa badly uard up.
Near librae Journal: Trie color
ed flaptiat church at Wahiocton wm dc-
atroyed by fire oo Friday ni,tbl lal; sup-
pawrd a nave oeen ine wotk oi no lacesur
ry. as the culored people have been dia-
putjaf for aocue time paat. We re-
rret to hear of the death of Dr. W. T.
Keueedr of ?tooewan. which orcurred at
hU honae oa WriJoeaday sljcbt. The
okjrat tvouae to this acctioo oo the north
aja of Neuae river, is now a tenant bouae.
. a . a I
or tne i arm oc v--etx vrrro. ri . uiwu
I7C1 The okiaaat houae oa U south
Mja of Neuae river is oo the farm of Dr.
iVnL fiaanith. at Iaoe Laadlnr; it bears
the ! of 177X1 It is sa4 Utal (ieo.
rrna-w Marion and staff quartered la ooe
room of the booaa la 1777. Thecror
la Hrtfe county are said to be M leant one-
third ahon. Tbt crorw la Greene
CvajatT are rvported as eiceeOioriy noe.
We hear that several of our farmer.
ami huaioraa men ia thia sectioo loleod
- ... aa
vijt.fr the Louisville tvtpoailion. tie
priw-t thai the t.nratar of Nsrth (aro
Na and ArrWultural Department will I
natality ahaaard wheat KorU Carol In ana en
there aad UehoU the marT18crnt dipl ays
fnade by other Plate
Charlotte Jormal Obsrrrrr:
Cr. Georre EL Wllaon. who has been ar
piatol receiver for the old Hank of Cnar
loiLa. s now payioc tha stack holders oi
that cooeera about 7 310 cents oo tnc II
of atock. This bank waa charteml lo
tTa3. Mra. Senator Z. II Vance is I
peadaac tha summer in the mountains wUh
bar buabanO. and woo oaa oeeu cnucauy
111 for the past three weeks, is we are flad
k leara. retUor better, tier aaoceroua
condttioaNcaoprd her friends considerate
khrra foe a time. Cromwell ten wUt-
ot his hat and waited at the star la the
street until Zeb came op coiar to his rooea.
A neero waiter who foUowod wilb Urora
wrils hat saw him aaaault Zcb with a knife.
rtt him down and stab him maay Umea,
. . . . - a at a. a a TtTV
aad left him wtiieriar u ots daooo. n ocu
found tweaty anlarttaw afterwards be was
ly aaaal from ioaa of Oaooa aaa nte
je - . . a I J a
aralcb aa1 mooer room i ne watca eviuco-
ly (arts cT-wthr TiakacsV U "aib waa
hmkn la two olace. Soma are disposed
to think that robbery waa the motive of the
aaaaalv Mr. Charlie Vance beaxioc of it.
rase up from the spda. 4 on BtnrHj
rrvoiac aUackAl Crosawell. kaocied him
do ww by e wb ptatot aaa wa ptw
aa.ffiir tA ritmn ahs when arrested by llaT
tnntiaio us ,uiscELLA2rrn
T i
The RomAnr CalLo.ioa propoea
to hTo a float lux eiujTch.tov' traTerse lha
Arnaaon tuvtr, ptopeiied by steam, to ad
Tanca tha XaiCb,
Tb IUv Phillip. Brooks has
la tbe pre or Marmntaa A Co. a vol am e
of "Sermoos preached la Earlish
Churches," which will be published in Sep
tember. .
Father Rionltn, of Chicago,
who has been appointed a bishop and coad
jutor of the Archbishop of Baa Francisco,
la only thirty-eight, and is thought to be
the youngest Catholic bishop to the world.
He wsa born io New Brunswick, but was
taken to Chicago when quit younf .
One af our beat preachers once
said to us, "What I like about the North
Carolina preachers is. the sympathy they
bare for one another." His remark struck
us as a truth worth remembering. Unity
amooe the ministry ia half the battle for
the aucceas of a denomination. Raleigh
aVewetirT.
Biblical student are taaoifect
log rreat interest in a recent report from
rglaod thai the raleeUae exploration
fund has recovered from a Bedouin tribe
east of the Jordan pieces of skin containing
portions of Deuteronomy and the com
mandments mad about $00 yean before
Chrtal
The soul oo earth is an immortal fruest.
Compelled to starve at an unreal feast;
A spark which upwards tends by nature's
force;
A stream diverted from Its parent source;
A drop dissevered f mm the bound lean sea;
A moment parted from eternity;
A pilgrim panting for the rest to come;
An exile snxious for bis native home.
HannaA Mare.
"The Presiding Elders a Con
vrnlioo of the Northwest paascd a resolu
tion reqaestlng the Bishops to exercise
great care In the appointment of men to
the office of Presiding Elder who use to
bacco. If riosaiblc, they thiok such sp-
poiQimenls shook be avoided. Cimn
ai.' AdcoeaU. Our tub-Bishop laugh at
such resolutions. In the Virginia Con
ference "quid rides." Jiiehmo ui AdaU.
Since his meeting last spring,
laymen have been leading tbe regular
Thursday night iryer meetings at Dr.
Skinner's church. It ts a mailer for grati
tude on his part, that tbe church has in it
o maoy men gifted with public speech,
and he so expressed himself on Thursday
night (ant. We think tbe idea of thus
making the brethren excrciae their gifts in
this way Is a good ooe, and we throw out
the blot lo the patera.-JiaVvA Recorder.
, "Great haata is not always good
ipcol " Yet you must not diny-dall in
caring for your health. Liver, kidneys and
bowels mu( bo kept healthy by the use of
that prince-of medicines. Kidney-Wort,
which comes In liquid form or dry both
thoroughly efficacious. Have it alwava
rrly. " .: , i f"
Uae the American draphJle load pencils
manufactured by the Joseph Dixon Cru
cible Co . of Jersey City. Naw Jersey.
Housr eaubliabed In 1837. The only pen
cil awarded the Grand Medal for Progress
at Vienna, in 1873. Eighty-one first pre
miums awarded foe superior manufactures
of black lead. Pencils nf all grades and
atylea at reasonable prions. t
TORPID DOWELS, f
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA. -
rroea Uwsao souro axiau three-fonrthj oi
tba din aaa oi tbe tauan rur. Tneae
vympaocn Imlicato Uw'.r . . -Iia o(
apaaAISa. Haw. la ........ llsulm
aha, faXIaaaa aft. .1 . ,.jU io
aartAaa LmkUjt . . , . tUoa
aaT tut, Irrltaali. ..: t--:i.rr, Iw
patrtta, A 'aliajt ... .t,na arfl.cteal
aaaa aflaty. IU.-. . rluliarlariltbi
HaUt,DaU aai.-ara- tl.a rftdhataJtMla
vad t'rta. t "T I'ATIUX, and de
mand the oao r n-meaiy that acts directly
oolbeUror. .,,Ijr-r rrvodlcine TtUTTM
'tt'tAI ham ao caaL Ttietr aetiort on the
a kl atrya and SA tn ts aJao prowrn ; rrrroovtftg
all Impolitic Uiroagh tuea three Meav
am-.ra af ik, rtum," pcoOnotug appe
tite. aoaiMl 1lgetlna.-Ternlav nrrh, a clear
akin and a vigorous bortr. '1 l-l'fH PILLS
eaaa no naoara or gTirWng nor interfere
wit dalrr work and aro a parfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
ms nzu likb a akw Ajr.
I baea havd lyprpt, wttb Conatipa
tVn.tfroyvaara,aal have triad ten dlnarant
klada oi pUJ. aad ILI A'S are the first
that bar tloay aaa Bay gnod. They nav
ciaaaad ta-a cars ateafy. sfy appaitlie ia
PMUadkl, Sood rHgeata readily, and I bow
have aataraj paaawrna. I awl Uxo a new
man," WU- AU VTAJLDS, aVa2myTa, O.
fcalwa a,aaa, Oaea,A Morray StwN.T.
TUTT& HHllrllYlui
Cbat ILara oa WBiaxxXs cbaoaed ln
taatrr to a iHtmsr Rlacx try a st&cle ap
pUoatJo) of thta trra. Sold try Drocgista,
or sen t by erpraa on receipt of 1.
OOrw, 44 Morray Street. Sew York.
Tim HAIoal tf BUnJl RfCflPTS ffilC.
Jy 3D rVaodAWly aa we ft nrm Jy SO
LOVELY
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLE TO ALL
What Nature den les to many
Art hecurtu to all. Hasan's
Magnolia llalm dlxpols ererj
blemish, OTerrornes Itodnesn,
I-Yerllejt, Salloiniess, Bongh
ness. Tan. KrnptlonH and
IJIotehrs. and remoTes all eyi
denee of heat and fxeit?
menL Tho llajjiiolla Balm
I mparts tho most delicate and
natural romplexlonal tints
no detection wlnfr possible to
the closest obserration.
Under these drciirnstanc?s
a faulty Complexion Is little
Khort of a crime. Ifagnolia
JUlmfeoldeTerywhero. Costs
only 75 cents TTlth full di
rections. at"
fab S3 It
S I I
arm
febSn
-aJJLTtU&CaOSaU.
a I aod am wv
fr
GoodaEaBtem Hay,
lJoa SALE BT
WOODY ah CTJRRIE.
Ctommaatoa Merchant la
lanatim aad Naval htoraa.
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H0TICES OP THE PRESS:
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tbe State, as bright aad newsy aa ever. Long life
to It. ScUraa jyum.
The WQaatneton Stak has entered on Its twelfth
yar aa irooa a paper aa any people should want.
Chorion iMmtocroL
Tbe Wilmington 8t.h has entered on Its twelfth
year. As a daily journal of news It stands "up
head." Ocmcord kjiUr.
The wTUnlngton Sraa has entered Its twenty
fifth volume. There Is no better paper published
in the State, Ltnotr Topic.
The Wilmington Stab has entered upon its thir
teenth year. It Is one of the best papers In the
State, W'orrvnto Oozettt,
The Wilmington Stab has entered Its thirteenth
year. Tt has beoome one of the leading papers.of
the Soath. Oxford TbreMUjht.
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edited papers In the State, bat for freshness of
news ana typograpteal appearance cannot be
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pen In. the South, in every department from typo
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ble, eandlda fearless, and so well and ably edited,
newsy, spicy, and
m fact a nerfect newsnaDer.
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Altnengh at the haad of the press In this State
In all that makes a paper valuable to tbe reader,
still it bonUnnea to Improve. It Is a Stab of the
flnt magnitude. May Its lustre, never wane.
7 fri WiU BajUUL
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el newvpapar. Indeed, we think we do not exag
gerate tt merits when we say It Is the newrtett
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( lo.) SMgiou Btraid.
The Wilmington Stab has now entered upon It
thirteenth year and twenty-fifth volume. One of
tbe beat conducted and edited papers In the South
and, as a North Carolinian, wo are proud of It.
Tarboro Southerner.
The Stab la so well and favorably known In this
section of the State, that we can say nothing of
which It thousands of readers do not already
know. It la In every respect one of tho best dal
lies in the Sou th. Eotonia.
That magaifloent beaming Stab has completed
Its twentv-aeoond volume. It la one of the most
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tbe Potomac, The system io the get up of the pa
per (urpaaae them alU Znreoro bouiAerner.
The Wilmington Stab has entered on Its twelfth
year. It Is a most excellent newspaper, well ed
ited, a eompeadlnm of all the news of the day,
and tan boaor to Its city, to North Carolina and to
North Carolina Journalism. CAariolU Observer.
The Wllmtngton Stab la now taking the regular
midnight Associated Press reports, and has be
sides InrTOaaed the amount of Its reading matter.
The Scab ta an excellent paper. It prosperity Is
not an rp rising since It Is so deserving. Chariot'
OUemr.
Th 7baM cannot say a word too good for the
Wilmington Stab. It has Just reached one of Its
many birthdays. As a newspaper It Is a favorite
with the State press and Is sought after by the
people. Long and prosperous life to it. ReitU
villi Ttmat.
Wh la It that all the papers with the name of
Star are such bright little journals r me w umrag
ton (N. C.) Stab, the Washington Star, the Fred-
arlckabnr- Star. New ork Star, for
eumpie.
There must be something In a name
after afl.
RicJunond ( 10.1 State. -
Th Wilmington Stab, we are pleased to notice,
still continues on the high road to success. We
eataMsrn th Stab very highly, regarding It as one
nf the vera best Of oar exchanges, and consider It
the peer of any JournatJ published In tho South.
Oxford Frf Lame
Tbe Wilmington Stab has entered upon Its 12th
volume, and we are pleased to notice still contin
ues on the road to success. We esteem the Stab
mrr hlarhlv. rauraxdiDaT It as one of the very best
newspaper that comes to this office. Its news
column are always a little fuller than those of
any other of oar exchange, and Us editorial de
aarrment I conducted with much ability. ibr
0OMaaa Ulade,
U amble tn Its beginnings, as was Inseparable
from an enterprise begun amid tbe wreck of for
tune that attended the collapse of the Southern
Confederacy, the Stab baa steadily "waxed" un
til It now beams resplendent In the full glow of a
constantly brightening prosperity. As a newtpa
pr It has few equals, and no superior, for appro
priate selection and indteious arrangement, and
we are proud to rani It among our most accepta
ble exebangea UiRtboro Recorder.
Th Wilmington Moajmce Stab has entered up!
on the thirteenth year of It existence, and we
take this opportunity to congratulate It upon Its
prosperity and deserved popularity. The remark
able anoeeas of th Stab is due to its strict atten
lion to basin ea. The boast of the Stab (rightful
ly too) 1 that It always has the news, and this is
the first thing in Journalism. Otherwise the na
pr ts all that the term of "good newspaper" Im
plies, and lis corps of editors and reporters are
thoroughly educated newspaper men. May the
haalthv. moral influence of the Stab never be re
tarded, and may tt genial enterprising proprie
tor enjoy many more happy years of usetuiness-
Oouttboro MtJfruoer.
Bnffalo Lithia Water
TAKES THE PLACE OF
THE SURGEON'S KNIFE FOR STONE OF THE
BLADDER.
ITS
VAL'JE IN B RIGHT'S DISEASE.
GOUTY DIATHESIS, Ma.
THE
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER SUPPLANTS THE
SURGEON'S KNIFE IN STONE OF
THE BLADDER.
Cam of Dr. J. B. Wclstling, Mlddletown, Pa..
stated by himself.
"Experience In It use in Stone of tbe Bladder,
In my own person, enables me to attest the won
derful efficacy of the Buffalo Lithia Water tn this
nal.fnl Tnavlawfr. After havlmr been long subject
ed to sufferings, the Intensity of which cannot
be described. I have under the Influence of this
water passed (I am confident I am within the
boanals of truth), at least an ounce of Calculi
(Uric Acid), some of which weighed as much as
four grains, affording Inexpressible relief, and
leaving me in a condition of comparative ease
andoomfort. I am now passing only occasion
ally small Calculi, and they are not attended by
th tntenae suffering which their passage has
heretofore oceaaloned- On one occasion Ipassed
thirty fire Calculi in forty-eight hours. The ap
pearance of this Calculus Nuclei Indicates un
mistakably. I think, that they were all compo
nent particle of ooe large Calculus destroyed
by the action of the waur by means of solution
and disintegration. At my advanced period of
11 a (i am seventy-seven years and six months of
aga). aad m my feeble general health, a surgical
operation waa not to be thought of and the wa
ter seem t have accomplished all that snch ap
operation. If anoceseful. ooaid have dono."
Stobs nt tbs Bxxddxb (Uaio Aero). Stbttobs of
Brioht's DnrxAira.
Case of Mrs . staled by Dr. David E Smith,
f Mrs , stated by Dr. David K
of Bronxvllle. Westchester. N. Y.
"Mrs.
was subject to severe attacks of
Oomt. a eonseqoence oi an mneniea uw zia
4Avi followed after some time by Stone in the
jUmdier. Tbe limb were very (Edematou, so
mach so as to pit readily on pressure with t he
Cnrer leaving an Indentation long after tts remo
raL Tn Urine was loaded with Urate and 25
ixr cent. Albumen, and th microscope revealed
CVatfeahowinaT nnmlstkab.y,as I thought, rwAT
Tjittam of the Kidney. I veesoribed the Buffalo
Lithia waterprlng No. 2, which afforded prompt
relief in the Ooute A fiction, and resulted, in a
few weeks. In the passage of a Stone five-eighths
of aa inch long, by one-fourth of an Inch In diam
eter Under the continued use of the water the
lYuit ha been relieved of Alouminou Impregna
tion, and restored to a normal condition; no Caete
can be discovered, tbe CSdematou condition of
th limb ha been relieved, and the general
aaaith of tbe patient to a great extent restored.'
BtoanraBuDin, Pbosthatic.
Cass stated by Dr. B. 8. Hardy, Hookerton,
Greene Co., N. C.
A
aH . aon. a yoong man. suffered from Stone in
She Madder, of a mixed character, consisting
chiefly of OaWaw. Oireoaafe and Pkotphate, At
tr paraiatent as of all remedies Indicated in
the oase without benefit, I put him noon Buffalo
iMa, Spring No. 2, the use of which, for some
arMika. reunited in the passage, at abort inter-
hvala, af &roet, of small six, and at times of par-
I ' . ' an a 1 S .aI M.
tlalriSOi etamm, louovai, atHoeumea aiKrwania,
by the discharge of a Stone weighing 12 grains,
the largest, I am confident, I ever knew to pass
through tbe Urethra), vtrtualiy ending his trou
ble, aioce which time any unpleasant symptom
has been relieved by tbe use -of the water for a
short time. It action ta this case has been in
deed wonderful."
Water ta' esses of one doten half gallon bot
tle, S3. SO per case at tbe Springs.
Rnrlnaa ooan Jane 1st.
Borings pamphlet sent to any address.
THOMAS F. GOOD;
a llSai E)aata4 e.-m
X y . aFVrJa AVJ 3 Wll
Baffalo Lithia Springs, Va
apiatf
tVOur enotAtlonar'lt should "be anderstooe,
repreeeat the . wholesale prtex generally, r ln
no small orders higher pnoea have to be
BAGGING Gunny . .. :. ..
Standard.
BACON North Carolina,
Earns. ..
10Kd
00
00
00
10
lf
00
00
00
00
00
1 90
0 00
24
&
&
9
'
18
11
10
OS
00
Shoulders, tt t...
Sides, choice, tt S
00
00
oo
60
75
50
00
50
Wkstkbr SxoKin Hams, tt .
Side, V
Shonldera, tt ft
Dbt Saxtbd Sides, tt ft..-.
8honldera;'tt ft.....
BARRELS Spirit Turpentine,
Second Hand, each.... ....
New New York, each. .......
New City, each.. a
BEESWAX tt
BRICKS Wilmington, tt M
1 80
2 00
1 90
25
8 00
9 00
14 0C
25
35
Northern 0 00
BUTTER North Carolina, ft.
18
Northern, W ft
CANDLES ft Sperm
Tallow
Adamantine
CHEESE t Northern Facfy
Dairy, Cream
State
COFFEE tt ft Java
Lagnyra
Mo
CORN MEAL tt bush., in sacks,
Virginia Meal....
25
18
25
12
12
14
16
14
28
14
12H
80
85,
75
7
85
00
14
00
10
18
13
10
TTVfi
COTTON TIES bundle
BOMBSTICS Sheeting, 4 4, tt yd
Yarns, tt bunch...
1.50 1
00
FISH Mackerel, No. 1, bbl...
EGGS tt dozen. ,
Mackerel, No. 1, 9 half bbl. I
Mackerel, No. 2, tt bbl
Mackerel, No. 2, tt ball bbl .
Mackerel, No. 3, bbi. . . -
Mullets, tt bbl
Mullets, Pork bbls
N. C. Roe Herring, tt keg.
Dry Cod, tt
FERTILIZERS 2,000 pounds.
Frenoh's Carbonate of Lime
French's Agricultural Lime
16 00
i 16
8 50
9 60
5 00
8 50
4 00
7 00
8 00
5
20 00
(2 18
10 00
10 00
5 50 ,
9 00
4 85
8 50
4 00
10
7 00
8 50
7 50
9 00
62 50
37 00
51 00
80 00
50 00
40 00
45 00
67 00
45 00
67 00 '
70 00
70 00
60 00
60 00
5 00
Peruvian uuano, wo. l.
No. 2. .
Loboa
Baugh's Phosphate
Carolina Fertilizer ,
Ground Bone
Bene Meal
Bone Flour
Navassa Guano
Complete Manure
57 50
36 00
00 00
00 00
45 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
40 00
00 00
00-00
00 00
00 00
Whann's Phosphate .
Wando Phosphate..
Berger & Butz's Phosphate.
.3Exoellenza Cotton Fertilizer, 55 00
FLOUR bbl Fine . . 0 00
Northern Super 0 00
" Extra 6 25'
" Family 6 50
City Mills Super 5 00
" Family 6 00
Extra Famllv 00
5 50
6 50
9 00
5 25
6 25
7 00
13
glue tt ft i:a
GRAIN tt bushel.
Corn, store, bags.prime. wnlte
Corn, cargo, In bulk, "
75
68
70
66
60
75
4
10
80
77
70
73
68
62
80
6
11
1 00
90
80
8
14
14
1 40
Corn, cargo. In bags.
Corn, cargo, Mfx
n bags.
Oats, from store
Cow Peas
HIDES tt ft Green
Dry
HAY tt 100 fts Eastern..
Western
North River
80
70
HOOP BON-tt ft
LARD tt ft Northern 10Ja
North Carolina 00
LIMB barrel 00
LUMBER City Sawed tt M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed 18 00
Rough Edge Plank 15 00
West India Cargoes, accord
ing to quality 13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned. . 18 00
Scantling and Boards, com'n 12 00
MOLASSES -S gallon,
New Crop Cuba, In hhde 36
" In bbls. 00
Porto Rico, In hhds 00
" In bbls 00
Sugar Mouse, in hhds 00
' In bbls 26
Syrup, in bbls 40
NAILS tt Keg Cut, lOd basis.. 00
OILS tt gallon Kerosene 12
Lard. . HO
Linseed 90
Rosin... 15
Tar 00
Deck and 8par 00
POULTRY Chickens, live, grown 35
20 00
16 00
18 00
22 00
15 00
Spring.... is
Turkeys 75
PEANUTS tt bushel 1 50
POTATOES tt bushel Sweet . . 60
Irish, per bbl 3 50
PORK tt bbl. City Mess -'i 0Q
Prime 16 00
Rump 17 00
RICE Carolina, tt ft 4
Rough, tt bushel 90
RAGS tt ft Country
City
ROPE ft
8 A LT tt sack Alum .
Liverpool,-
Lisbon........ -
American ...
SUGABtt ft Cnba
Porto Kloo -.
A Coffee
B ,
O - "
ExC -v.- .....
Crushed ....... . r;-
soap tt ft Northen.-., ...... .
8HINGLES tt M Oontract.... 5 00
Common 2 00
Cypress Saps. 4 50
Cypress Hearts 0 00
STAVES tt M W. O. Barrel. - - 12 00
R, O. Hogshead..-. 00 00
TALEOW tt ft 5
TIMBER tt M feet Ext Heart
(first class yellow pine).. 14 00, 14 50
Prime Ship'g (first class heart 12 00
Extra Mill (good heart) 9 00
Mill Prime 7 50
Common Mill 5 00
Inferior to Ordinary 3 50
WHISKEY tt gallon Northern I 00
North Carolina 1 00
WOOL tt ft Washed 25
Unwashed 20
Burrv 10
WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
Exchange (sight) on New York. hi discount
Baltimore H "
Boston ii "
Philadelphia. H
Western Cities... ii "
Exchange, 30 days, 1 tt cent.
Bank of New nanover Stock 107
First National Bank Stock 90
Navassa Guano Company Stock 140
North Carolina Bonds Old Kx -Coupons .... 23
Funding, 1866 10
Funding, 1868 10
New 4s 80
Special Tax 4
W. W. R. R. Bonds, 7 o. (Gold Interest). 116
Carolina Central R. R. Bonds, 6 o 105
Wilmington, Col. A Augusta R. R. Bonds ... 106
Wilmington City Bonds, (New) 6 o 100
" " 8o. 100
New Hanover County Bonds. 6 ttc 100
Wilmington A Weldon R. R. Stock 100
North Carolina R. R. Stock 8C
Wilmington Gas Light Company Stock SO
Wilmington Cotton Mills Stock 100
Lowell Machine Shop,
Lowell, Mass.
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF
COTTON MACHINERY
Of most Approved
Patterns and with Recent Improvements.
Paper Machinery
ALSO
TURBINE WHEELS.
Shafting and Gearing, Hydraulic
Presses and Pumps,
Elevators, tfec
PLANS FOR COTTON ANPCPAPER MILL
L. HILDRKTH, Supt,
LOWELL, MASS.
WM. A
BURKE, Tress.,
28 State Street. Boston.
mhStf
Bank of New Hanover.
Authorized Capital.
Cash Capital paid in,
Surplus Fond,
$1,000,000
. $300,000
S50.00C
DIRECTORS
W. 1. GORE.
G. W. WILLIAMS,
DONALD McRAB.
H. VOLLERS,
R. R. BRIDGEBS,
C. M. STEDMAb
ISAAC BATES,
JAB. A. LEAK.
F. RHETNSTETt
11 BORDEN. .
3. W. ATKINSON
ISAAC BATES. President '
G. W. WILLIAMS, Vice President
D. Waixacb. Caahler. ang20-t
::r 1 aa& '' ' m M
Railroad Co.
Ovinia 6 Gan'.i STTraBiSTait iixKr.
7 tyumlngtoiu N.O, July 8,
Change of Schedule. '
ON ' AND AFTER juLY 8, 1883, AT; 3.00 P. M.
Passenger Tralna on the Wilmington Wei
don Railroad wOl run as follows: "
Day mail and Express Trains, Dally
- Not. 47 North and 48 Sontb.
Leave Wilmington,
Arrive at Weldon. .
, Front St. Depot, at 8.40 A.
12.40P.
Lafiave wetdon. a.oo P.
Arrive a Wilmington, Front St. Depot, 8.40 P. M.
Fast Thbotjsh Ma n. and Passingib Train Daixt
( No. 40 South.
Leave Weidon. 5.50 P.M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot, 10.25 P.
Mah. ajcd Passbkosb Train Daily No.
, . I i North.
Leave Wilmington . .
Arrive iat Weldon . . .
8.00
2.20
P.M.
A. M.
Tvain No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson,
Golds bo ro and Magnolia.
Tralas on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at 12 M. and 4.30 P. M. Dally.
Returning, leave Tarboro at 3.00 P.M. and 10 A.M.
Daily, j - ' .
TraiS on -Scotland Neck Branch Road leavea
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. M. Return
ing leaves Scotland Neck at 7.30 A.M. Dall v.
Train No. 47 makes close connection at Weldon
for all points North Daily. All rail via Richmond,
and daily except Sunday via Bay Line.
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes close con
nection for all Points North via Richmond and
Washington.
All trams run solid net ween Wilmington and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers
attached.
For accommodation of local travel a Passenger
Coach; will be attached tp Local Freight leaving
Wilmington at 6:15 A. M. Daily except Sundays. -'
JOHN F. DIVINE,
j . , . General Sup't. .
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent,
jy 7 tf
WILMINGTON, COL'MBIA & AUGUSTA
Railroad Co
Op1CB OF GENiRAI. StTF'T, J .'
Wilmington, N. C, July 8tb, 1883. f
Change of Schedule.
ON' AND AFTER JULY 8TH, 1883, AT 9.00 P.
M., the following Passenger Schedule will
be run on this road:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS (Dally)
No. 48 West amd 47 Eaalt. .
Leave Wilmington , 9.00 P.M.
Leave Florence 2.40 A. M.
Arrive at C, C. & A. Junction 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia 6.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia 9.55 P.M.
Leave C., Qi& A. Junction 10.20 P. M.
Leave Floaknce 1.55 A.M.
Arrive at Wilmington. 6.10 A.M.
Night Mail, and Passkvobb Tratk, Baii.t. No. 40
; West.
Leave Wilmington. 10.40 P. M.
Arrive at Florence 1.45 A. M.
Mail ahd PASsxitesB Tbain Dailt No. 43 East.
Leave Florence. 3.35 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington. 7.42 P. M.
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemington and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on G. &
C. R. R., C, & A. R. R. Stations, Aiken Junction,
and all points beyond, should take 48 Night Ex
press. Separate Pullman Sleepers for Charleston and
for Angusta on Train 48.
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.
Local Freight leaves Wilmington Daily, except
Sunday, at 7 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
Gen'l Supt.
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Iy7 tf
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
OVFICB OF 8 U PaHlSTKiTDKNT,
Wilmington, N. C, Junel3, 1883.
f
H Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 13, 1883, THE FOL
lowlng Schedule will be operated on this Rall-
"Spad:
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN:
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
; ) Leave Wilmington at... 7.10 P. M.
No. 1. ) Leave Raleigh at 7 35 P. M,
Arrive at Charlotte at. 7.00 A.M.
, 1 Leave Charlotte at 8.45 P. M.
No. 2. V Arrive Raleleh at 8.30 A. M,
(AveatWulnBnat'i.liiAM:
Passenger Trains stop at regular stations
only, and Points designated tn the Company's
Time Table.
EX-
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSENGER, MAIL,
PRESS AND FREIGHT.
. Dally except Sundays.
Leave Charlotte 5.30 P. M
Arrive at Shelby. . 9.00 P. M.
Leave Shelby 7.00 A. M.
Arrive at Charlotte 10.30 A. M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with R. A A. Trains to and from Raleigh,
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Take Tram No. 1 roi tstatesvuie, stations west
ern N. C. R. R., Ashville and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville. Athens, At
lanta and all points Southwest.
ia. v. .i units,
Superintendent
F. W. CLARK, General Passenger Agent.
Je 13-tf
New ork and Wilmington
Steamship Line.
STEAMERS
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK
Every SATURDAT at 3 o'clock P. M.
REGULATOR. .
BENEFACTOR.
REGULATOR...
.Saturday,
July 28.
Aug. 4.
Aug. 11.
Aug. 18.
Aug. 25,
V BENEFACTOR.
REGULATOR . . .
ryrhrouph Bills Lading and Lowest Through
Rates guaranteed to and from points in North
and Sontb Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
THOITIAS E. BOND, '
Superintendent
Wilmington. N i
Tbeo. 42. Eaer, Freight Agent,
New Tory
W. f. Clyde & Co., General Agents,
Jy 27-tf 5 Broadway. New York.
Atkinson & Hamiing's
Instiraiitse Rooms,
i BANK OP NEW HANOVER BUILDING
Wilmlntftaa N. C.
Fire, Hariue alF Life Coipanles.
Capital Represented Over 1100,000.000
OTrtMER NEW MANAGEMENT. :
Wllinlnsrton, K. C.
B. JLw PeiTjr, - Proprleior
First Class in all tts appointments. Terms
. o $3.00 per day. ) ' febStf
al1l "VJ If 1 I ii JJ ,i LjvvCr
I I .- ' iH K 1 IL -
Egeworth Solioolf ,
'anii.iPTiifAni!' wv nvi.iNn. .
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR TOUNO
- . LADIES AND CHILDREN, ' ,.- . .
THE TWENTY-FIRST SCHOOL TEAR BEGINS
7 Os:
, , , ; THURSDAY. SEPT. 80TU.
drcnlars sent on application to the Principal.
Mrs. H. P. LEFKBVRB, No. 69 Franklin
' COIiaLKOE OF 'j ;..- , . ,
Physicians & Surgeons
BAlaTIMOKE, M.
The practical advantages of this School are
unsurpassed. Clinics held at City Hospital. Ma
terniteand Maryland Woman's Hospital, all of
which belong to this School. Pbystologloal and
Chemical Laboratory Work required of ever
student. Apply for a catalogue to
DR. THOMAS OPIE, Dean,
80 N. Caioy Street.
M.
M.
m.
T-IVDRCES. No publicity;
residents of
XJ State. Desertion, Non-sn
1.
port. Advloo an
applications lor stamp, w.
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AWlm ' ' '
Bellevue High School,!;
BEDFORD CO., VIRGINIA.
For Boys and Young Men.
Prepares for Busl
ness, 'College
or , University. Thoroughly iuia ,
handsomely
ulpped. Full corps of rnKtrudors.
Beautiful and healthy location.
eaitny
For Catalogue, address
XV. H ABBOT, PrlnelpaL.
Bellevue P. O.
jy 1 AaS W 3UI
' WESTERN
MARYLAND COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE DEPARTMENTS. Sitn
atloh most healthful and delightful. Full corps,.
Of instruotors,!both in COLLEGE aod l'HEl'Alt-.
ATORY SCHOOL. Well ordered Christian family "
government.' Terms moderate. TIURTY-TIJl 1D
SESSION begins SEPT. 4TH, 1883. For Catalogue,
c, address REV. T. WARD, President.,
' or MISS L. A.OWlNGS,Preceptrcsf.
Jyl7D&Wlm. Westminster, Md.
Tate Epsom Spring.
HOTlEL OPEN THE YEAR RODND.
AfrURlf'S GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA ,
ii
diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Live Kidneys.
ate. It Is especially adapted to Clerks, Invnlld.i,
Ladles, and all persons of sedentary habits. Un
tnand dally increasing. Shipping to all parts nf
the United States at the rat of 2,000 bnrreJs per
year.i PRICE, $5 00 per barrel and SC.00 norease
of two dozen quart bottles, delivered In Depot at
Morristown, Tenn. Terms cash. FRKKinT RATlt-
to Wilmington, N. C, 49 Cents per 100 taoanrU
f REFERENCES OUR PATRONS:
Wn. H. Bernard, Dr. W. G. Thomas, R. W.
Hicks, Oscar Pearsall, Dr. J. C. Munds, D. L
Russeily J. F. Garrell, of Wilmington: R. II. Jor
dan &, OoJ. L. Brown, F. 8. DoWolfe, Dr. T. C.
Smith, D. P. Hutchison, J. 8. Hpenoer & Co., .1.
W. Wadsworth, of Charlotte; Dr. Jno. A. Boyd,
G. Wi. Dargan, Darlington, S. C; Win, II. Jones,
Thosi P. Smith, George W. Mclver, Cliarloston.
8. C.
Sinkilar lists ooald be added from all ovor tho
Sontp. Oar patrons endorse it In tho strongest
langtage. Read a few:
Major Campbell Wallace, Atlanta, Ga. : "Of all
the 8priilg8 of Virginia and Tennessee, I consider
the TTate Epsom' the most wonderful, and the
properties of the water the most valuable."
C. W. Anderson, Savannah, Ga.: "For all com
plaints Incident to malakial looamtibs, I oon-
sldertbe water unequaled."
J. B. Carr, Durham, N. C: "I think It the flneftt
water to be found anywhere."
H. A. Barnard, Marshall, N. C: "I have pa
tronized Tate Water for more than fifteen years
and was cured by It of dyspepsia, livor complaint
and kidney disease. My daughter wan ccnxD
perfectly well and sound of a broken and boto
leesly shattered constitution."
James CreeswelL. Eho., Greenwood, S. O: "I
am fully and earnestly Impressed there Is no
other mineral water on this continent whoso
healing qualities will compare with Tate Spring
water."
Geo. Smith, (of the Commercial Cotton Press,)
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