ai fk tao BMBiH :.Jtf f t-e noAM n.
wikirNM IM ti o U W
TM t VnXiT ST A MVtHto4 rT mtaV
imm m i M ! rMb V M lor C1 smwt.fwi
ADTXTTTStW KATES O-MTTV-O
i4r. It : inr It ni txr4r. m
wit ir $.' j tTX M t $
Id ! On l M ; a VHX
f tl ai i oummH irr Mt saoa. MI
i wnc!i ! dB 1 wfa twwfw, . T
A.I nnoianmBi mt T2, JWrtJa,
4u rtM'i itef KwitaA IWJiW
dtrv .. via xavrt nw 4cuiia4 r
hlra as a financier. The corrtspea I sua cocoons - raxsca in me uqueu
waIIt loess as if Grant had I Slates for less, mere were eeren
citeo th bttfineae of Ike firm nth I ty. seven competitors jrora wen$j
aa tiaoioAtio as aothoHxed him to Sulci.- The .report. were eryjcn
lndor lL Mr. Fish, who ha4 coursgingas to the gtowtA xt
1263 OCO la the concern of Grant aaa i iuic inaaury. in tsunamis me xie-
Ward, wished to know lometninpf oi I veioprnent it represeniea m wonuer-
tU eooditloa. lie to I i a- auwy - u w mu
Wo io doobt. He tocordiogl pro- log in the 8oitheni J&fteTf
ccoomibg it, tad he 4du j K G L i dFc n KATEATr to lUier
0!f LEE.
VMTta IiiiiwfTI.
AJrUMmaaaM la (hO raifHtf Mltar. V to
MHMITf 9 qjmaimL itMn W1X few &ri4 MM
m ft urn ftutaZy (momL
i ton Mrf rwa t a
tanty, wtiftii to UKUvt.
Onmil fcTfirtlnn 0 MA M V3ol to -toacn
KtMiiM uf tAaa friir to
srttM -NT tilillMiiiW ftaut tr &nr M
(Alt MrX Oiwaiai krultuaU
.fiwtoi acxt;
MM Utarr 4i' to
kAa liny to to avto
niaonnl&ia ft Uto WiTti tt
to Aaa arto tto toa k
to dhmii via tor to
t to to toV
v. mi(Si1 It Ia of mmt tIIaI lo
-D to de to honw.. on tbo f co artlJe "0,rn iU 6 PW;
dj. by a leUAT wtlca tinea. I tfoo of (o. Ilobm '12. Utr ' inner
leaaiog EoglUh; pab!icitIoo'l!i.Ye
not withheld their praise of th
genua, ,.,noble, herpio 5ouljrpn.
JlUchooiHTs Magazine, more than a
decadB.ago proclaimed that, be :was
oneofthethrcegreatettoldrtof the
EairUth fpcaVincr race Marlboro-Dgb,
Welliogton, Lee. The last tribote
to Le cortles from the man who ia
now regarded io Joglaad aa BriUm
greatest living aoldier Sir Garnet
Wolteley, who one vinted Wil
mlngton and is known to, tome of our
ci lit tut. ,Tq a letter written on the
8 th of December, 1883, to a lad j. of
Mobile, .Ala,, he tayt mdo ml
trraeiooe t hi art. ' We find the- letter
in the Southern IRstorfdai oentfy
rtrjxri for May. We gitejhe mtin,
part at follows, pen. Wolaeley sajs:
"I hATe oolr kMira two beroca ia my
lire, tna Ueoerj it. c im it one 01,100m.
to joa cao wll' xxudertttad h-w I rJue
oae of hit Wucrt. I belkTt Ut wbeO
wil to mml Al 9U 9mmiim tMm
torr to ar. UM oarO CaUT
- m9'mrm9 I hat wkiek. wt art taU. he mw rtl-a
Im4 AAd lirval UAi m watu n
lArassMata at iaTa t&d t&At TTajJ to at
ia baa hm BAtae for tU It it woruu
t duitato bm UiIa mAJioer of Droceedlax
00 prt of t& ttotor pArtacr of a firm
Cmllng ta Urgv GoTrsmot eootracu, ta
U U4 iot ba lafon&Ad bjXt. FUXTtt
of w&Jc te tow aoeeiautj bouuox
If. to atapl AxaAMiox aaa aaccouoiA.
TatA M a5oI4 UomdiAtlltatxant
a tontr of uaUmltod crl!i to lit rtrr ttAa
MflMnlat whoa Mr. FlAft demd It wie
lb7 AtkOoIl 'COUOMi tofW oelj tddt V
. - . ,
U4 AXOAJIAg GwDiXMWO.
ft
Uto iWf
The Morning Star.
TltK AT AH ROCTK THUI4 AOAl!T.
The videoc tt accomalating
Ah owing whAt a moottroat farc the
Sur IIoqU trialt were. It it a
thaxnefal ehapttr in the history of
the Arthur Adminlttralion. Mr. W.
W. Kcr, of rhiladlphia, wat ono of
the coaosNjI for the proectition. He
Cora
i port ant.
The to-called trialt were really only
AitemDt to tcrcn the ratCAlt. A
WtAhiogtoa tpcUl tajt:
"TV abatAAoe ( Mr. Kir Imli cacti r
waa tAt CILaa vaa act dAif jut to coovkl
Dorw7. Aad Ihxl b mAj bo ml eCort to
do (x Tim Unto book watch Dooey
couatol. iownl 14 Jury. cocUlaf Vbm
oaoma of saco wbo AUcaded U Dortey
rf.aar ta Nw York was Lie property of
i Artol f aJ jwv t f mitoA I , . , . c,
tot wwAUfetoj. I kta Utwa before the Springer
totoStlt AAtaaw w wnvSii4, I taittea. Flit etidenc U iop
lUs Laa mltutd down tbe togry paaoqa
o( th 'Nona. G&crl Lee will be Accepted
la t& L olled 8tati at tae rreAteat OenerAl
too bat btd. aad AACoad aa a mtrlot
oolr to WtAbioftoo himaaJf.. 8tovawII
jAcaaoa. I ooly knew allgbUy. bU baxdo
win Hta foretrr alo Ij American hUtory
"wbeatbatof Mr. U- S. Oraat bAA booo
loea f orxoUea. aocAtkAt to nay bumble
opialoa of tbeee men wbea vtowed by aa
Gorf BIJaa, aad waa tAmped. wltk bit 1 oatalde atadeot of mfliUry hUtory wbo bat
Br wtiLun ta.
xattA.
wiLMrxorox, a, c.
Frio at Kraixts, Mar 30, lSJi.
toiaiACrmlloa did sol wat Dortey coQTicled
waa coAda aorA AfT Active br Ubia UUla book
Uaam. la al pcb to tae j arr. alamd
The cvtdtsoe of Mr. Ker will go
far to cootr incw all doaburt and. to
EVENING EDITION. ccaSrtn the opinioo. of othert al-
"Good writert koow that it it a
well esublithed law that the primary
meaning of a word It to be Uken in
preference to tccondary meanings
and to on. Worcester gives the
ready formed that this whole Sur Ximary meaning
llonte botinoaa from first to Laat it
tmk ntmie wr ttsh 7fai
TWATSCA.
Mooviy ott. the 2d ofJaoe.lt ooe of ahockiog depravity, in which
an important JLxy in North Carolina. Government and thieves are nnited,
Tb MaitaU' of all the coaniiet th one to shield the others. Ker is
xr to Uct Coaniy Comalwiooeri, I -a Uwyer of tba higbett standing
$apriatadat. of Pablic School, I says the New York Time, Mr. Bitot
and to Utt th tAiet for the next I dort not deoy that in the first trial
Steal jxr. Gol govtrameot de
pami a poo ja.t laws, etaiuhly and
equally AifcainUured, intelligent and
rortAciotioa. olScttl, low Uxee
eally dUtriboled. and jadicioas
ectiaomy. The office of Coanty
CommbMiooer an importaat one,
and noo bat grcd and true men
oaght to b cboaan. If incompetent
or unfiitbfal -aea are cboaen the
pablic weal suer. The Magis
trate are, therefore, to a very great
ettant rpoobl for the conduct of
th Hoard of Coanty Coaalsaioners,
xa thoy have the chooain of them.
Th ofica of Coanty SaponaUnd
nt of Pabtio S:bot uio import-
he asked that Dortey "might go.
BtitA, be it remembered, it one of
Arthur's intimates in fact "hit
nearest political friend," qooth the
Times, That ptper says of the sec
ond trial:
"TbAi ia lb teoood Sur Route trtoJ lir
fie waa really la earBeet la proaecullor
Doner to a fact wbjea baa bo beanor 00
tb cbArra made by Mr. Ker. Mr. Dorter
At LbaX time bad erased to be of aay politi
cal utility. priABt er proApectiTa. to Preai-
drat Anhor, aad a la proarcuiioa iavolred
ao waaU of PtaaUeaUAJ bQildlar CAAtertal.
Drtidea. bo dczrve of seal ia tbto trial
could wipe oat the di malax fact tbat ia
Ue Crat txUI sir; VZm arced ta Uovero
taeol to Wt Dortey ro."
of , inclination to
be this, "The act of bending or tarn
tag down." It it only when . he
reaches the fourth olaas of meanings
that we bare declination defined,
The art of declining, refosing or
shanning." So mach for declination.
Now tarn to doclifKOiurt. It hat bnt
one meaning or tense, it is denned,
"The act of declining, a refusal."
No man of critical tatte would prefer
a word with five different seta of
meaning! to express one act, when
there was a word at hand, and no
batUrd, that had the exact meaning
sought and in iU primary significa
tion. This is in accordance with
known laws that govern scholars and
good writers. A person who would
so prefer knoveingly and still claim
to be "a good writer," would be apt
to refer to "a black swan," in full be
lief that there was such a bird
nljroqxu eygnp.
be put dowft If they attempt to ig. I HE LATEST" NEWS.
nore it me ridiculous nasco oi ioou
will bw-repeate&.
COMMERCIAL.
ThA KeDnblioans I
are xl. afratd,to defend;their posi FI101T ALL PARTS OFTH W;0ELD
tion on thatMasne. and-whether the-
Democrati-defepd tEeir .pr cot wijfl'
-maWso differefeoeiwithUhe fonoer.
Repabricana will atUck tariff reform
anyway.- Chicago Herald.
A
Thfl-AtlanU ConxtU ta fonrde-
L responsible for his failure to take his
, . -"li aw. m. f
4 'TZ25 TURF
Tbe Great Raeefor tbe Oaks Stake at
Eptom.Downs.
:fBT OAblA Mornlaii StarJ -. z
rLcppow, tlfaj .-80. The great race
hreeyear4DM nines, -mat for tne
ifltftkfWiiiaTSSril'
was won bv
i . i T7 ii ".1 r J.
lerqimai
W 14 M J;N G T4O N MAR K E T.
- STAR OFFICE, May 29, 4 P. M .
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market
3KaVi.quoted-,ilrnx at 29 cents per gallon,
with sales reported of 400 casks at that
price. .' ' ' "
- ROSIN-The market was quoted firm 1 tWJA.V,
iI yWDm!. t.,U I r-kni- o.V-. t",' ''aVe bar f Hkm
real relief untU I used the , r , 01 lar and , .
and CtmctTRA Hn.i ""Miy. an,i ,'UH
Skin Beaatiflers. externally l,1" (
me and lett my 8kin ally, bfch
A Positive Cur r- C,
I mill U tllllon.
. - m,iV!) lo
rrnonsAKmoAUT vroiuii,
JL reertthisVoryr Sn
BWfipjjuw
Bacid's bar, flllr Busv-Body. I TAR-The market was Quoted firm
JA.aiecon
at.
Sf3SBSil quo
seat m 1876 as he ia for the failure
of 'tM Cihbltmhtf 06hVntion i to
nominate
-in xosu annopnceainavnis'ncai.n 1 11 tAdSam alsran'tmtd in CRUDE TURPENTINE The market
wooiatie permit iim. to swept tM riveTp fo-h- Svtfe i aa
lr:vrfi.rrJr - for Hard and $1.75 forYeUowDip.,
COTTON The-;, market was , . quoted
steady, on a basis of 11 9ens per lb for
nung. Dmaiisajesreporieaatiitcenis.
fonowinreBjWgcial qiiotatlons:
" 1 .TTT T " - ' 1 - : . . I4AA1 lil 1TI CI - T ITU '
jLrg
as
meanrtrafrrendlydenra UJfiA
aAT.(niaarftn nmfcfi-Whrti re.- . .
Conttei,"?iw!a;ioiri
ana oreainzea dt eiecims
Orleans, on oath, says.-in js-ni?'1'"111'
broke out on mr l,nL' J" fclTofnlr....,.'Sf
w
broke out on mv l.H' DtTofnr..T'.:i
ruptlon. Brervthlng'kno w to T ffi&" 2
oulty was tried In vain T,"t0 lhe
m not lift tny hnnH utren
rn In ho1 . 7 Dana8 tn n,. r
looked upon life as a cZ p, ."3
cnltv In reffard tr' vjnttiriiN him4ntAt W nlrfit
in-a ..TaoillaMoii ? and, tinddity,thab VAWWWWtf!.?
were ready to. accept anything rather
than nrodnfta a,nvU , Artnflit hv in
sisting hat tho t wjll.' 0I1 the, people i J.itafro.',
axxoaiaDe? enrorced, flartesepn
Kevia and QourierPtm; I -
15-
)0 iwwaraoiiW;VH!rimw9i :
i.; Axbxky- May iSOIcea half an iqch.
tniclr -tormed un uiS' vicinity last nigntr
Sf:!!!8'!: Cotton...,
auvAi- aa-J aAAa ,mJ 'aMwvjMug ua vw .-a
mem an.nigai. ,ff.;lt ... s
LoWi Middline. 11 .
Middling 11 "
Good Middlinir. . . . ... . llf " - " r
' PEANUTS Market dull, on a hasis of
$1 151 20 for Ordinary, $1 301 85 for
Prime, $1 401 45 , for Extra Prime, and
$1 501 55 for Fancy.
Ruihrford509r io yjbm State, , has
.oi,i uoci-or oi juawt.
York.
Tka PntHmLaary TrlaJ.2XAAraltAla Vr''.
.. tJ , nvcailaAiefalUaU,, u , .
Correspondent, pf the. iew, fyraq Journal.
A coroner's iurv waa emoannelled!
and qpopiliv.IlflggiB admitting tLo I conferred ,te rdenee d.Docfpr of
kiliin. tbej.yeturaed their. verdict w Drrqrris HHenry. of
accordingly. i, 10 , ' " ? ,'.'i n na'8jaw . .
Friday' mornip.at". 0.; o'clock? a. ;, ' A ffiSfiVKNOJBL
preliminary examination was began, U "' - " j.'
before Justice Gi W.-Blake, who as- ; Jvlelphia CaH.
soci4tcd With himself four other Western Poltticiah.Yes, sir,
Justices, Dr. Win. S. Monfort, Ru- thar paper has abused rae terribly,
fas' F. Pellaticr, Jimes Gerganns and but Ijhave ray revenge."
N. N.r MeMillln. Abont 'a dozea -FHr.-7r"Have you sued" them?"
witnesses wr examined 1 and the "Sued them ? No, of course not.
testimony from every quarter ehow-' That -would do no good."
ed conclusively- that Mr. Hugginfl '' "What havq yoti done? Stopped
acted purely io self-defence. No the 'paper?. Got an injunction T
I' art of the evidence ahowed the "No, I couldn't do that; but I have
east shadow of criminality ia the prevented it from coming out for one
action of ..Mr. llucreins. After hear- I day" anyhow." v. .
incr all the tcatimony the Juaticea re I -'You don't mean to.aiy the paper
RECEIPTS
Rosin.
Tar.w
Crude Turpi ntine. . J. . r. . . .
At times could nnum 'J'ameam....
.a . . "V" wt iiiv hnnj.r"v
couia not turn in bed- wa L UU!
looked unon Ufa...' ln const.
Ly.et-., ft 1880 1 heard of tL ' nr
uutD. uwu buem ana was rprf.o.i "Uki.
Sworn to before U. 8. Comrff D,yccHB
A,
STILL MOM so
, Will McDonald, 2i4iDna,K '
rratef nlly acknowledees a Pi lhK
SaU Kbeum, on head?neck. fi "L
for seventeen yeare; not able 41l
hands and knees, for one year IVM a
himself for eight yean: trl '
dies; doctors pronounced his rZ . ds of m?
manently cured by the CtT.a ltA p
iltf
MORE WONDERFTtTvT
. E Carpenler, Henderson v '
4 bales tee. by Ctn-iKTWlD'XV'
356 cask) ful cure on record. A dustuanfni ln. 011
1,451 bbls
110 bbls
75 bbls
A dustpaafui f . Dl1
mouuai ne must die. turn Inwdi
Justice of the peace and nft'S
Inent citizens. 00 " mw. pnn
from him dallv.
thought he must die
Te New York Naral Stores Market
. From the New York Ifatyal , Stores and
Tobacco Exchange Circular for- Wednes
day, May 2' C. D. Morrison, Superin
tendent, we glean the following:
EXPORTS PKOM NEW TORE.
Exports" from Jaauary 1st to'
May 1st. :
Spirits Turpentine. 7,556 bbls..
Kosm ..............79.635 "
Exports from May 1 to date.
Spirits Turpentine 1,023 bbls.
Rosin... rr... 17,805 "
DON'T WAIT.
' f6 n? for the8e testimonial. i ,
. send direct to the parties. All area Si J
and given without our kuow edm , ' l,n
Don't wait. Now is the ttae to c " Jl,1Utlo
cies of Itching, Scaly, PimpW Kf ' VT
ted. Contagious, and Coppercc )ItIa T
the Blood, Skin and SciUp wuffife
Rolrl hv nil HmTtHcf ul "air
j . -.hlUv0, jiiuu; utTri-i-D. in .
Bbsolvknt, $1; fcoxp, 25 cts.
I'hbmicai, uo , boston, Mass
BEAUTY SSy Sss:bbffl
Bkin Blemishes, ue Cutici iu feoan ' a"d
toe or fnj
tired And-were unanimona in their I wont be published to-day?
tilled 1 "Wot l ao."
judgment that the prisonerJtilled
Dr. Lesesno in order q protect ;his
own life and thai ' tho'.kQlincr was
justifiable' whereupon,' they ordered
me prisoner to te aiscoargea. ; j
Mr. Haggins' left 'the court room
surrounded by his friends, who had
New York, May 28. .
Savannah, May 24 ..
Wilmington, May 24
Charleston, May 24..
London, May 27.
Afloat about.
"Good gracious 1 Howl' did you
manage it ?"
"Stole the editor's shears."
STOCK ON IT AND AT
Tar. Spirits. Rosin.
4,160 1,147 18,133
.... 6,963 50,906
2,888 5,739 80,288
...3,266 16,683
....17,197
.... 4, 900 . . .
SALES FOR THE MONTH.
Spts. Turpt. Rosin.
From May! to date. 2,500bbll. bbls.
Spirits turpentine for future . delivery :
Samion'i Leffi aad loeki. I The year, SOfc bid: 32ic asked.- Last
When Delilah clipped 'off Samson's locks I half vfijir St rnfA hM- S9,lr nonta naVprl
eom.from.TeryT..rtoftbeoon. XSgST gS&SSS&'S! . ' ' f
ty to render him any assistance he poggaBsion of luxuriant hair would enable The following jwere the spot quotations :
might need. . men to tear open lions laws, Hiscock & flnirits TuroenUne 824c: Strained Rosin
The cansbfthe quarrel that led Co. would be driven .wild in.the effort to 3? Q . g . v
purely a family affair, over which
this entire community desire to draw
a veiL .No man rejrreta the killing of
pre
vents your hair from . falling out. and re
stores the original color if faded or gray.
Betides it it a great addition to the' toilet
table simply as a dressing. f
Lescsne more than Iluggins: he feels
it deeply and it will be a source of
mortification to him for a long time,
but he had no choice save that of
death. It bad come, to kill or be
killed. Dr. Lesesne's brother waa at
the trial but made no effort to prose
cute he called on Mr. Iluggins and
they met on friendly terms. Mr.
Iluggins has the sympathy of the
people of this county, and this affair
has made him friends, because he
.bowed by hU action that Jie wanted HALL & PEARS ALL.
to avptu a uiuiuui.v wiui ut. Xjh
esne, and did all in his power to that
end, but when the crisis came he did
what every brare man will do under
like circumstances.
1 75; H, $1 901 95; I,' $2 122 15;
K, $2 552 60; M, $3 07i3 12; N,
$3 503 60; W G, $4,S54 50. Market
dull.
MR. TILDENFOBMR. PAYNE
ontr a ran.iT-wuitrxi.su
SocQAbody write to the New York
ant. He U tr a ret degree the I $.tn that the- Mecktenburg Declara
drWm wheel of the cuchiorry. Io I Uon U a myth a fraod, and baare
'tha jcarA to coot, aaJer wider aad I hit charge opoo the aimilarily'. of
wv-u-r iviA(too, wnea inc poouo i ungatga m mt aocameni ua in
achoo( of tha SlaI hia boci in I Laa KaiIooaI TJAlArallon -Lha lalOrr
all r.Prct.a ef5cient, this eSce will ooming more than a year Lata, jje'l "S WM ? of the
Lake oo aaw ioporuocw and ef35den- elaima to hare UaO the fit to dU-v0 lD oor eT" P,-
There it a tketch of Cot Edward
Boocoinbc, aUr whom Buncombe
oouBly waa .amfrd, in the Wash
ington -Capital, The writer reports
Geweral Robert D. Vance aa tay-
A Few Mullets,
CANVASSED HAMS,
N. C. HAMS,
MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
AT LOW PRICKS.
my 98 DAWtf
Choice
Hew Crop Llolasses.
2ND CABGO NOW LANDING
, AND WILL BS SOLD PROMPTLY FROM
WHARF AT LOW PRICKS. ' ' ;
mpsatf WOBTH t WORTH.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.t
Baltimore, May 30. Flour quiet :
Howard street and - western super $2 75
3 00; extra $3 504 50; family 4 50
5 75; city mills super $3 003 50; extra
$3 504 50; Rio brands $5 625 75.
Wheat southern quiet; western dull and
easier, except for spot; southern red $1 08
1 10; southern amber $1 101 13; No.
1 Maryland $1 lll 12; No. 2,western
winter red on spot $1 04il 04. Corn
southern higher and active; western
easier and dull; southern white 6870c;
yellow 6162c.
cy. tn all th coaiitf alif!ed mto cover thia. If h will go to the At-
ho'Il Ua choaaa whcver it U pot- tor Library and cooaalt the Yrw
ibU ti !- o- York ZrriVie for 1846, he will find a
TH Uvjtn of tAt tA aoc.tity. etrikiog paper in advocacy of the
Tatatioo tt.4tf i a cane. It i only geaaioeoa of the Mectltabarg Dp-,
t- b trtUril aad eaf arced hcaut claratioo from tha po of no lest) a
without tt thr can hw no govern- man than (ha ooco famous and etc-
naatof the paopU aad by the paoplo qaeot Rv. Dr. Fra&crs L. IIawkj,tf
aad for tha paopte. Th
aimal at U to rai jat
will do andar propar acoqoco
dttributa tha tardea jaatly. f airly. I vetr afterwarda by a fellow-who
eipiublj . ThU applies to alt kindt avidratly LnowAbat UltW of thaad
of Ui-coaotv or maniciptl, State jtct. We doriOttold to Dr. Ilawki'a
or Kalrai.ttirwct or indirvct. Raij tiplaaation, having another theory
tha uii oa tha rigkt thisrr-and that wa believe to be more probable
lavy Juat Hul aa the actaal ns- aad eootittenti and we mention t
(pimaaataof aa tcoooraica) and pare ooly to thow how far behind tie
government will aIIow.- time It the Sun's corrctpondem.
h i $ia and an oatrawft to hean I This wriUr thinks hia little peoo-
whittle has blowti theacf of a Dcc
Laratioa to the foor wiodtand that ao
more forrver thall North Caroliniaas
be foand celebrating aa etent io
AMt North Carolina did u not "pro-
dace him, for the sketch shows that
ha waa a native of fit. Christopher's
Island, Wettt Indree, and came to
North Carotfni In 1765, eettling In
Tyrrell coonty,where h,e liyed dntil view through the 'hewspapers, it has
he entered the war of the xtavoln- oeen promptly ioirowea or a new
lion. JIawaded tawFifUa North r7 f- Tilden'a. aawilhngness
to aiiow nit name to . go oexore (toe
tilt Intention to SAenra a Nomination
W bleat na can Tranafar. .
Washington Pott -New
York, May 27. Mr. Samuel
J. Tilden is not a candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nomination,
and. he will not accept it for himself;
bnt he will accent it for Mr. Henrv I . . .site it as. vaivtsiyt:t.
IJ. Payne, pf Ohio, and it is to se- J fxnB mKNCH fkmaxje .skl-acting for- i3-64dr sellers' option;
cure a Tilden convention which can t pS toM 6 iWt Te,
be transferred to air. x'ayne tnat toe
Tilden energies aro now being di-.
m . i Jlolea, Rlngwoiui, Tetter, Ae.,
The work has been very quietly I fhaoioof or the pudding Ao,
done, but Its object has not, been un- I k j A'VI'TIoo4-tti
suspected. . Whenever it" has hap-I ' 'laJlU JrlttSXer,
pened, however, that a suggestion I ttob.AXeby woody a cuBRjav
Old Stand, No. r South- Front Street, where he is
red to do at neat a job of 8HAVTNQ, HAIR
INQ. Ao.. aa aan be had In the oitr.
P. & Not much on Teeth, but can make Warts,
more in a nurry.
mhSOtf
ed. however, that a sucrsrestiOn I T7or. bale by woody a ci
to thrs effect ba reached the puhuo ir: Aw- .f V" "riTAS'li n
axac
TER MILLS, the
; CorraapondaBoe solicited. .?o;J ap 8 tf
prodootA of Whloh are made
mora bardoa a poo a people are
actaaily naeeanry for the rods of
govtrnmacc It U a tio and an oat
n;i to opprvte ooe c!a for the" bes-
ah& of another ci. It may tvedoee well attested, and that reflects each
and it may ba tolerated, bat that will undying glory upon the men of
not make it right. Mecklenburg. t
Tha caaatlag of the J entices of the We think North Carolina ebonld
5ut oo Monday neat It Importaat make the 20th of May a general holi-
lo the paopl the borden-beartrt day and that it ought to be duly
and tha brtad winner. I celebrated throuffhont the State. It
wat a great event viewed historically
cha.tt at A riXAnCIKXt, I 1 .v. . v, -n-.
The papen, tome In sorrow and The fellow with the petitry-whitUe
tb a williognese to coodtmn w bariaa touch power to stop the
apon evUeoce, are dicowiog the l0f poptfarity of the 20th of
Orant-ra"a tetttra. They'wm car- May among North Carolinianv aa
taialylowtr Geo. Graal'a character cnt .t tfc tMatWt
a ajtimuiea oi .anaurvctei
- - in. vtuwica ifl t4
a a a
. tiorta. Tit SoatJi baa lon aco tat I Oa the first da v. of this mouth a
f at Shaaf t 1A ah - - a? 1 - . A a a a a a e
www aaaiay ia LUu .fraew Sk th SA a aa - a r Aai I w m Wa aK(KiliAk aaa a m Vs.avi.-V aa
aa a scUIat aad aa pontWaa. It it I XTuladelphia. It waa tha third ao
prtpar.!to pat ha estimau pca "uoal award of premiums for tbo best
.
and threatened to wash him oat to tea.
aderpTiaTlo Eu SUh jaar.e tkeh 1 Democrktio Sute TJnvention one,
. t " 'a ' v'r-L I two, four, ten or, a aoxen deiegata
matioo onceaing ihwaiUai soUiar. who-djaiaad th nomination of T
dfiri'diador alive'- Andwho being
..NSdarb6roi House,
-'KTO. ' 104 'NORTH WATER STREET
XI ' Jii - -r t AND PBJNCKSS STREE
. (WnjOTON.N. C.
The Finest Kestaorantln the City,
FOUEIGN KURKETS.
(By Cable to the Moraine Star.'!
Liverpool. May 30, Noon-Cotton
Demand limited; uplands 6fd; Orleans 6d;
sales 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 bales were
for speculation and export; receipts 12,000
bales, of which 3,000 bales were American.
Futures closed quiet and steady; uplands,
lie, June delivery 6 22-64d, value; June
and July delivery 6 22-64d, value j July
and August delivery 6 27-64d, sellers' op
tion; August and: September ' delivery 6
JOD4d, , buyers option; J September and
October delivery 6 29-64d. sellers' option;
October and November delivery 6 17-64d,
value; November and December delivery 6
September delivery
Tenders Jof 1.S00 bales
new docket ; 200 bales old docket.
Sales for the week were 73,000 bales, of
which 44,000 bales were American; specu
lation 12,000 bales; export 5,800 bales; actual
export 6,000 bales; total imports 44,000
bales, of which 10,000 were American; stock
917,000 bales; American 640,000 bales;
afloat 178,000 bales, of which 45,000 bales
are American.
The Manchester Qaurdian in its com
mercial article says : "The market is stag
nant. Business in India and China staples
are at a deadlock. For other directions.
there is a small hand to mouth business.":
Where the Fire is Out.
JTIasIe No More a Myterr-seon Froa
Across the World.
"Haroun of Aleppo," said Sir rhm,, d,.
"had mastered every secret !n nature wUcbib,
nobler magio seeks to fathom, nc discfireml
that the true art of healing is to assist Katore to
throw off the disease to summon, as it were the
Whole system to eject tho enemy that has i
tened on a part. His processes all inchM the
reinvigoratlon of the principle of life."
In this the Eastern sage merely anticipated tl'
practice of the best physicians of to-day. Wmt
life itself is. then nobody knew-nokody know
now. But we have learned something of tbe
reasons why the mysterious tide rises and falli
Provided the great organs of (lie body are not
irreparably destroyed, medical ieuce can il
ways relieve, and often save. Yet no repuuilt
physician now adheres to the barbarous and u
pid processes of depletion, nuchas bleeding, by
which it was attempted to cure disease byrafc
cing the patient's ability to resist it. Xowt dap
we do not tear down the fort to held t he pirrUoi
we strengthen it.
In this intelligent and beneficent work, It y
conceded that PARKER'S lONir leads ell
other medicines. As an invifrorant it act im
mediately and powerfully upon the circulation
and the organs of digestion, Urns civinc Nature
the assistance she calls for. It follow that all
ailments of the stomach, kidneys and liver are
at once relieved or cured. No other preparation
embodies the same qualities or nrodncen similar
results. It Is delicious to use, and the best knnro
anti-toxicant. Price 50c. and $1. Hwox (..
New York,
sep 8 D2taw&Wlv wed sat nnn ie8
Dismal Swamp Lottery Co,
Of NORFOLK, Va.
The franchise of this enterprise is based upon
the chartered right grantea to me umu
Swamp Canal Company, and its leeaMty In
been repeatedly tested before the Couru "f tt
estate.
The purpose in view is the "improvement am
extension of the Canal, thus secnrlmr pt
public benefits. J . ..
Its fair oonduct has already secured poDiie
confidence, and tho next Drawing will bemw
on tne ,
19th JUNE, 11,
before the pnbllc, in NORFOLK, VA
CLASS II,
SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $5,000.
1 Prize of i. 5,ooo is
1 do l.soo is
1 do l.ooo U
i do 500 is
1 do 200 Is
I do 200 is
' 1 do 200 is
1 do 200 Is
! 6 do 100 are
15 do 50 are
100 do 10 are
800 do 5 are
APPROXIMATION PHIZES .
9 of 50
9 Of 30
9 of : 20
2
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It
m
SI
KewTorft Naval Stores marKet.
858 Prizes, Distribtttlntl"
TICKETS ONLY V-
Plan of Lottery similar to that of I
Mn5cr'
tion, Tlfli
Company
J. P. UORBACII,
Address all applications for inform.
ets or Agencies, to .vriMalii Street,
i. K HORBACH, 207 Wain yi
1 j .
Board S1.85 ner Day. ' Three Tickets Sl.Oo. Sin
fl KeaJa SScl Jio KeaU SBnt xmt.
; do?tf r &J.6CUJtBOfiOGH,Proprt
.-.- ( It '1
.1. J4 J
0,E. Smith,
ORK.
ents of-
. 71 -r - oh',m" rvzj
the reports of tbe committee bm Ue I .uiraavex;8rwiii. . , ... , u i 1.4 tt&.te4tthib
Copiah snd-DflUfllh riou, It u Slf
they .re .J pvwr.- " :&y&Wm I
w.s . . ; t. , : ,. : csmu Staefatui tidrxit.;! 'Sumter Advaiice.
i.nrf.fi tK. nMWa riii m nation at the hands of the JeOQi-i I -.rr-.Tt .:.
port coocnilAf the Danville distuTbanoe oy in 1884;lttt -.1 orieinal detcrmi- j - -TM People's Paper
taio we pctmoruoos ox a Mruioary potm- i 0f.Aha JAmn.ratin Rtif (Vrnvp- I 17. pVavfijht. tSSrSlSSu
cal plot U kill and terrorize. ,. Bott oaM, - ;. '
of these report are unqualified partisan, t . , . lawed w Ooltnabla. otct thirty years ago, be-
ana aotn were compceeawun wow nras ; yH.r., m.' I Tras 6ukt AJ)V acb isthe best Adverti
ifcaa thoM which would wWe traifh to safety of a postponement) or final ac-1 attig Medtim to e. Snty foercbante Ind
I linn nnnn ha nart Viil tha mAOtinor 1 0peTJumneea 4Mtt. ' 'i '
- -r r"z ,v II 7? r' WsorJptton only $1.50 per year.' .
w m.aw w 40 luiuuivauv vy -'wi.w-.. . .... 1 . , -'
. . u ill . L . r I CI ALB VUttl. LUU ISObB BUtTUlU UO U1UWI. I
trecuom haa.iJpaonDt.proadi t. 4 nnl irh i.h i-w-'' TiTift U fA
. .Ml I W------- -WW... . - -
cneu tiowijoown rora preoeaeni o Mf. f OleTelabd. He ia tio more for
to precedent. bn It Ea done ' 4o oitrvland than f or Floxrerj anJ he Is
wroogu u v4.ku o opposed tobth-4ecau8e he is for
sime, ana inrouga 1 men tragro oi- Henry B. Patne. 1
and ptwogitJtcB'Wonld never ciye
tip eren tha moet abominable of thetr
to-called UrightaT.twithont the, people
twUtlnjf tbeee pnt of their hands and
saying "Thank yotuior rjothinglw "
Toronto Globe. -. 'r -v
Norfolk.
Tbe undersigned supervised the D
ness to ail interested. R0GEKS.
-
N. Yi. Journal of Commerce, May 29. ;
Spirits turpentine The market is about
article : by consumers; merchantable order-1 G, of the Dismal Swamp ifwiui '
lt -rmntoH of HnoinD 'I'ha mo.Wt I UeriUY IU1 lb WBO wi"""-
is without' Tariation of movement, ruling
rather quiet. The quotations are: Strained
at $1 87i&l 40; good strained at $1 40
1 42i ; No. 2 E at f 1 47il ' 50 ;
No.- B F at $l 57il. 60; Jfo. 1 Q'
sale ef ontraots I i t ioi,o ncJ ir
USVvWtOII.VOltOn. I n eeaO Aft. 01 Hf t- Mrta: iyi.
executed. I wuvjiuo iUM 90 vimo
W.at$i 254 50.; . Tar quoted at 75
for Wilmington; pilch is quioted at
my 1 tf
the truih.M
O UMRE2fT,COM2IEXT.
11 t.X ? .
. :m Barnetfa (Doeali-e
Is ROWTTX AS A iPtTBX AITD EfVXCTIVK
IXaxs UBJtssiKa is EyxBY Quastxh Of
Tins WpjjLD. . . , . ;. 1
For thirty vean it has been' a favorite
with tbe people and a leader with the trade.
Of One thin If tbenen in thd I ha nrooert v. , IlnrntL i fVi. havn flt&h.'
DemocTatio party who are' afraid to I lUhed their trie right to its use in, several
raise the ' tariff reform isaae' in the 4t i tha protecting thepnbllc and
It they do not.Ahou iarifl, th Re- ErraacTS consUts in' their Terfect
pnolicinf wilL The question cannot purity and great strength;' r. .f-
FavetteviUe -Irseryer.
TV THtTBSDAl, FXBRABT 8TH,Mj 1883L TUB
yr undersigned wM revvo the publication of
the FAYJSTTJfVlLLB OBSBRVBB.
The Pmxtxb will bee large SSKielnmn weekly
newspaper, and wfll be mailed to subscribers,
Postage paid. $$ pei? -annum, always to ad
vance. It wQI trive the news of the da In mr
ample form as Its spaoe win. permit; and both re- I
guiar aaa oocasionu oorresponqents W1U con tri
bute letters from the Capital on State politics
and affairs, tr . .r-i , , .-,,r-
Democratic hi poHtios, the OMxbveb win la
bor, first of miL to asrure the 'prosperity of the
Town of Fayette ville. to develoD the vast acTi-
eultural Tesonroes of its own and the neighbor
ing counties, and to promote all that concerns
the welfare of the people of North Carolina.
- .Opposed to auch. Innovations on the homely
ways of our fathers as, ta the guise Of progress,,
harm society, the OasaavKa wi3 be found in fall
sympathy -with the new thmgr born of the"
ehanced eonditfon of flnntifi -whinh sonnd
Judgment or enlightened experience find to he-1
' As te the rest: ttwDl strive to deserve the re--pntation
of the name it inherits. V
fsbttf w.:. ::: i . K. T. HALB. Jb.'
Savamnaji Rice TOtorket.
! . Savannah News,, May 29. 1
The market .was quiet and unchanged.
The sales for the day, were 37 barrels..( The
following are the. official;. quotations of
the Board of Trade: Fair 5i5c; Good
515c; Krime 6i6ic. , C
. rtoueh rice-ri-gountryiots JKJcSl20;tide
L-water $1 251 40. . : : , (i
Happiness is a great blessing to be pur-
hchased at so small a cost as that of a bottle
of HallHaurlienewer. ? f
j Camphor, &c,
rS tTM CAMPHOR. AEOMATIC CAMPHOR. IN
VTseot Pawder, Fly Paper, Quicksilver and
tu th sat
TI..BK.TorMJ
. .1.-.n1llf.
f the
Th(.ri. is m n .
TB I I' r' -ui!
T circulars eirlntf full informnu" -
Electric Belt Ca, MB Waeliiiwwn oi, "
deoieSeodly thsat -
N. A. Stedman, Jr -
, r ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Princess, between
ln the Basement of Baildhw fo.i
Journal Bunding. WUNQTO
Practices mall the CJrimtaaian .,r
of New Hanover, Bladen, Odunw9
Brunswick Counties. i
THE CEMBBATl"
'""".nntllf.
AREINGTOS 1AME FO ww
ntation. They have jpu-
Miapmlar BgSsWMT
i0Wb7 - 3". H. HARDIN, 'j, ifehW
- Drtitand Seedsman, flXtnlS' Commissioner w'"1
: my 25 tf
. New Market; Wilmington, N.C.
The Robesonian,
Published every Wednesday to Lamberton, N. C .
. By1 W. W. BIcDIAllSIID, - :
HAS TUB LARGEST CIRCULATION AND THE
largest advertising patronage of any paper
In-the State. It now has over eight hundred ub-
Boribers In Robeson oonpty alone, besides a.
eral circulation m the counties 01 j&oore, Cum
berland, Bladen, Columbus, 'Richmond, and In
the adjoining -counties, Manom. Marlboro and.
Partington, ln Socth Carolina,-i ,y Jan M k .
UIU DUIICB VWW" wilN
ploma and Medal. , m0nt PFL
I have a variety of Colo" ana Bh)p
10.00pe? Trio. I expect praise j,
Pairs this Bummer, srnWisof i ser
World, and will ship Young Foww 0(reA J
AprUhatch during gSlSrt pe'1"
tember and October, at nv
Seven Dollars per Trip. , rfty 0f
Whoever disputes thepenorw m
Wfll please back the assertion w
fwSteforwhatyou want. arriNGTO
j ape&" AduardstoD.NI,
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