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Words faU to ,.
express my grati-zc; -
1 tude" says Mr;
4u Caeteil of Kashrille. Tenn.. "lor
4e 1ivfits derived from
Ayefs SarsapariHk.
ton? been afflicted all my life -with Scrof- ;
. my system seemed saturated with it. It ,
"Mod fin Blotches, Ulcers, and Mattery '
fw 11 OTer my body." Mr. Carter states ';
w m Tas emirely cured by the use of
iJJE's Saesapaeilla. and sibco divfln.
fcaisg its nsef eight months ago, he has had -
retfc of tUa rpf ulous symptoms.
Ail baneful Infections of the blood are
"fnptly removed by this unequalled altera- : '
Sre.
t-BEPAKED BT
J.C.Ayep&Co., Uwell, Mass
Sail h n r. . . .
"r?gists; 51, tlx bottles for
nrm
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t(lem.i , " maiaviai aw- A
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2 or deleterious aubsto,u l..t-
!te..i. ... ""i"""u, urn. leaves the
"aiuiy as it was before M.a .i.cl
T ATEE'S AGUE CDIIE
a
m- I"' KemUte't -ever.: .
tlnetrio, a n,alana- I" caseof fafturer
hw, are "orlwd, by our : .
. July 1st, 1882, to refuud the'; i
Ayer&Co.. Lowell. Masa!
WbyaUDinggista. . T
. - . - i novai'-:
- GOLD MEDAL; A&BFS-
' Warranted ahantutfln m
oeoa from hich th& ercew 6i
1? V11 ha8heenremQved.It hMtkrea
the ttreityh of Cocm mixed,
tflh Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar,
and ia therefore far more economl
, eal-: It U delicloM, noorUbtog,
trengtbenin?.
, admira adapted for Invalid tm
. well as for persons ia health. " :'
bjfiroem eTerrwher -
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x. 7 we fr ra ' 1 ' jan s
SOU & ITnmiitw'it
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instoa, N. C.
i tdTBR-anriiifn
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Mtt P'tal Represented Ovir itoOJW
Aft
: TOIMomihg'Staf:
raoss.
BY EDGAR FAWCKTT.
Strange tapestry, by Nattire ipun' : n !' !
On viewless lawns, aloof from Bun, c --:
And 8pread through lonely- nooks and
Where shadows reign.; and leafy rest-
Oh moss I of all your dwelling spots, !
- In which one are you Icrteliest tt ;C
: ' .... : -,. . ( . . '
Is it whea near grim roots that colt - 1
Their snaky black; through humid soil ?: , :
, Or when you wrap, in woodland glooms,
1 Tne great prone pine trunks, rotted '
:;: redjvt.il uf C U:Oify--ii -rfH
.; Or when you dim, on sombre tombs,
The "requiescats! of the dead ? -a
Or is it when your lot is cast ;r " r - '
In some 4aaint garden of the pasC5 Ji 'r
On some gray, crumbled basin's brim,
Withs concha that 'milde wed Triton's5"
V blow," ' -;;p
While yonder, through the poplars prim
Looms up the turreted chateau ? r ;
Nay, loveliest are you when time weaves
xour emerald turns on low, dark eaves, y
a Above ,where ink p6rch-f oses peer, til f
And woodbines . break . . in fragrant
foam - . ' .
And children laugh and you can hear
The ibeatingspf the heart of home. ; ;
' (DOB OTATB CONT
This political cry of equality as seen in
the Republican clamor at Chicago and en
dorsed by ' Dr. York is an attempt to de
grade the coble Anglo-Saxon race that
rwere born to ,rule. t, The .inferiority of
races la printed4 on the face of nature and
indelibly written in the ; history, of the
world's progress, r When you hear a white
man preaching on civil rights you. may
know he is a demagogue who expects.to
ride intt office on the backs of the poor
negro. aneury Aurora.
-. Ask tiie aid of no one; and when you
have hepped yourself the world cannot
take the! credit .tmakiiyou iehat you;
are. - Cajve your "own way "up the steps"
of difficulty ; by cutting one step after an- -.other
out of the stone until the height is
reachedwhere the prize is be to won. Those
who hate acquired fame or made fortunes
arp not 'often those who prayed for puffs
and public favor. They have stretched
out their hands and touched the public
heart, and it .has pulsed more generously
when you have fully aroused its sympa
thies aid ' mteresta Point Enter-
pnse., ... . ;
! THE CAMrAI&ITj
Cjolonel. Vilas is booked for
fifty speeches in .Wisconsin and he is to
make at least one trip East. " .- :. . .
Gen.T Plaiste will take, ,the
stump in lluetiiUweek, and refresh
Blaine'4 memory in the. matter of .theMadi
gan circular. . .... , - ; ' U
A call ia out for the Blaine bolt
Berkshire county to meet in Pitts
i I 4.
ere o
field. Mas3.,Aiir.29. at 2.30PLrJtf to
form ajrounortaljizatJon. l ' -
Carl Schnrz has accepted an in
vitation from some Germans of Milwaukee
to visit; that city and to make a speech on
the political condition of the country.
A. well-attended meeting of
anti Blaine Republicans and Independents
was held at Brandon, Vermont, Saturday
evening, and a campaign club was formed.
- - T-Tie secretary of the committee
of one hundred says that his canvass shows
that in a ward of one city whicht went Re
publican last year in a total of 210 votes,
Cleveland will have one vote more than
Blainej a-1 large number of . Republicans
having decided to throw their ballots either
for Cleveland or St. John, or strike off the
head of the ticket altogether. Botton Post.
; irLBAjnr,JN, Y?, Ang. 24. Let
ters ' from Cincinnati and Cleveland ' say
that the Republicans are becoming alarmed
and , are making . plaintive appeals for
monej . The German element is a cause of
much juneasiness on the part of Republi
cans. 1 Unlessaffairs take. a turn a large
part " of, this class will go with the Demo
crats, bid in Such numbers as ' to make a
Republican victory almost impossible., : j ,
IAugusta, Me., Aug. .24. The
Republicans will this week add to their
stock! of imported speakers the, following:
William Cumback of Indiana, Henry H.
BingBam of Philadelphia, Frank Hiscock,
JobnL. Barbour andf Gen. ; George W. Car
ter6flNew York, Col El a Taylor of Chi
cago, lex Gov. Ixmgiof laxSsachufctt&i Kep
resenfctive''Hort"'of ' Michic3n, Geni Joe
Hawley of Connecticut," Mark H. Dunnelt
of Mijanesola,' and Rev. ' Dr. George W.
Pepper. Judge J. B. Foraker, Gen. Robert
P. Kennedy and William McKinley of
Ohlbj -iv . .....
political roiNi&tuv
-4Are noi &focrM.9the
ewnTork Tribune sufficiently funny with
out tie Blaine managers-starUnK a comic
papet ? Baltimore Day, Bern.
s; I fTapa, wby do they" call Mr.
Blairje a plumed kfugJtfJ.T LOno teason,
my Bbv, may be that while( in office he al
wavsi feathered his twn nest.' 'St: Pant
If Cleveland's letter, of accep-
tanexj was' brtef, wnat are we to siyie
Hendricks T Brevier 1Chicdfar-NeiJD8. No;
no, niinion. PMladeljM Inquirer, Wrong
agaiij. NcnpareiX.I-SMtAd JayKJem.
-4 The one incomprehensible ttina
to the Republican politfcWnsi the iniuncJ-
tion ft Gov.Ulevelanciionv inena, - a eat
the truth." They can't begin- to under-
stand why the truth snouia oe toia wnen
therd is a good opening lor a lie. Wash
ington Post, Deify? pi . ?; r iV V-l-i
- Benjamin ; FT Bntler Vas the
most violent and unscrupulous of the - im
peachers off Andrew; .Johnson in 1868.
These was nothing to which this malignant
demigogue did not resort in order to pro
cure the removal oi tne rresmem. rim.
Jtecordlnd. Dem. .
j v !Tne Blaine Scandal.
SrJcW dispatch to the Boston Post.
lNbiAKAi?blis, August 24It is ru
mored here that the Indianapolis
Sentinel has gathered a remarkable
Utrnnor arravbf facts to be used in Its
awb aetence in case our. pwiuc ouau
brine libel suit to trial.! Senator
VOrheetf will be th leading attorney
f nr the Sentinel. In aa; editorial
paragraph the- Sentinel . Bays; ,?!r"Ere
labi the . nuhliewill ; know through
tner ynn7i"(iiuuu. . guvu.4Ho
whfr the . liepnblijan . cdndidate. was
thel person most tnterestea in; naving
figure chiseled fxom the tOfAbstdrie,'1
ae circuatiioux u. kuv., wijf-"iKr
nel
hiS' increased over '4000 copies
; gineelBteineereiJiis suit. 2VV':.'.
tA f!inn Tn nXl who axe Bufierinff srom
SirAra atWT inilionrpf inna of VOUth, nerV(18
WfldlrTVWta - ftftrtv df!SV. .08S OI maDuouu,
aW r- w' a
rit v w.li 0f !frife that-will cure you
FBEB OPCniUQK, ' XUIS grea reiuBu,noo
disoovered by a missionary in -South Amer
ica? end selt-addressea envelope wwty.
Joseph T. Ismail Station D, Nm York.
VM AMITY BEGINS AT HOME.
New Orleana Mei Xn&tjHxtmci fiii
, V Capital Prize or $1;000. ,
Eugenej Gaudlns, warehouseman for
Messrs B. OnoTito & Co.V?for some,linie,
is a good and trusty wotkfir;"Hewas.'coa
parativelsf happy at his hoine.: No-231 SL
Peter street, and in his walks e passed a
place in which the tickets ofiThe Louisiana
State Lottery Company laAprayed' He
had purchased tickets in partnersfcjp' wtyh
his fellow-workers. During August he saw
one diplated which particularly struck his
fancy No. 15,365 whether it was the pe
culiar arrangement of the B'sYor thq, magl
cai placing of the 3, even Gandhis-is at. a
loss to explain. , But that - particular ticket
haunted im; peeped out enticingly front
thft winrlnw KrrnnrffT TvlninW in Via Ytrmatif
The day was close, at hand, and stilbit hung
in tue wmaow.-r ajs'jcomraaes were, drop
ping off, n& when the' last day, the 12th
arrived, it was almost to4bejpiUed &bits
loneliness'. Gaudina earth dav Grlanned
hastily tdsee if his.Uttle 4en:ct;was stllHaH
piace, Biartea several ximes. o wais poiaiy.
in and bay it on his sole account; bp 'ie?
old trammels of the' partnership. arrange-;
ment held him nntil thn last mnmnnt Tpn
o'clock on the morning of thelSthheheld
Boieiy inni8 soie possession one-nitn or tne
coveted Hicket. ? . The - revolutions of the .
wheel at j the Academy of Music brought
oat No.j -15,865 asr drawing hthe. Capital,
prize. The fact was published and came
soon to the earsofjSaudins, who yesterday
was poor, but to-day, by tha Investment of
a dollar, sanks among the "bondholders."
- He called at the office of The Louisiana
State Lottery w4th J, Mr, Onorato; and
was promptly paid in full. A reporter
wanted tio know what he proposed to do.
and he answered that he would buy a nice
home for his family, and that seeing them
placed beyond the reach of want and in
comfort Would be as much happiness as he
desired. The .balance of his, money he
would try to Invest profitably!' and would
himself Continue to play his modest part,
unspoiled by prosperity. -signed his
name neatly to the receipt for the money,
and went out of the office of the Lottery as
happy and contented a man as the Crescent
f "S tl7 nmv rnntnina Wat fnlanna TInunmo
August J5th. : ; --.:vt,, ,. , , ,
Hearing that another fortunate holder
of a part of the lucky number 15,365,
drawing $75,000 in the August scheme Of
The Louisiana State Lottery, was on hand
to collect his money, a reporter interviewed
him. Mr. Louis Seymour; the fortunate
gentleman, was found in the ofSce of the
Lottery f with i two friends. He had pre-
sented his one-fifth ticket, and was await
ing the making out of the check for the
ambuntjit called for. While appreciating
his.: fortune, he was perfectly cool and
pleasant . u . ;
' He told the reporter that he was a native
of Memphis, Tenn., and served in the Con
federate army in the battle of Shiloh, under
Gens. Albert Sidney Johnston and Beaure
gard. His health, impaired by army ser
vice, had grown much worse of late years,
and he ame ; here to " benefit himself As
his means were limited, he went to work on
the buildings of the great World's Fair, to
be held, in New i Orleans next winter. He
stuck to it steadily for nearly five months,'
although it almost counterbalanced the
good doneThim by tha genial climate. r
He Tas a firm believer in luck, and never
failed to purchase a ticket n The Louisi
ana State Lottery. His experiment in pur
chasing No -15,365 has . confirmed him in
his belief. He was pleased with the coun
try and the people; was delighted with
everything, and hoped to enjoy his good
fortune. He had not formed any distinct
plans for the fnture. bat wbiild remain at
case for some time recuperating, not for
getting) always to try his luck in the lottery
that bad proved such a bonanza to him.'
New Otleant Picayune, August 16. '
f FRAUD! CAUXIOIflf
' Kany Hotels and Rcstaurante refill th6J
Lka & Pkrrins' botUes 'with a spmtobs
mixture and skve it as the GENUINfi
Lea s& Ferrfns' Worcestershire Baaoe.
THE GREAT SAUCE
' ioF,yq&woRLp. ..;;,
Imparts the most dellcloaa taste' ind rest to
- EXTRACT. ' " -. :r.. !,. .".i" ;k-r
of a Better from 1 J 5
ras,to his brother I I ctBAVIES
at WORCESTER.
tZfftf-
EIN3 that their
sauee Is highly es
teemed in India,
and is In my opin
km.the most Dala-
nOT&COLD
- - 1 :.'
MEATS, '.- f
.x.. V.
GAME, Set (,
tnei most wnoie-
Bome sauce that is
maae."
r
Kfe-nalrrrn la rm Averv DOEUO OI UGnUMB
VyOROESTERSHIRE . .SAUOET;'
i - Bola ana nsea tnroturaoas vu worju.
AGENTS FOR THK TJtSITFD STATES.
f nh 14 Doawlv " fr
1 -
1 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
it-'
Wllmingtojn. s N ,C,
t J iH
0. I Perry, , j j . I'roprieior,
Wr(i rn in (dl aniKilntmenta: Terms 12.00
10 ?.ta ier doy. - feb 8 t
xi
er.
narSv tn Vfthmarv an soon as the Drlnters re-
celve the necessary material -the publication of
the I i. : "' ""
RALEIGH REGISTER,
a North Carolina Democratic newspaper, will be
OUiUlUOUWU. ... ... n.t.
: The Sxsistkb wui De pnntea weeuv nniu sn
trreaD poinioai campaign ui un uokiuh
then be issued twice a week, or as often as may
In North Carolina. It wul be printed from new
ana Deautinu sypey an koou wmut paper, buu
thoash it may not be large enough to hold all at
ases sometimes promise, yet we sppucauun 02 a
thorough knowledge of how to use them will pat
1HW) ICS WUTl.y-l.WO UIUSU WUIUUJU Ml vud uoito.
mttcil good reading, and a complete history of
.),. fa iinnA in North Carolina. Mr. Ualx will
be editor of the RuesnXB. -J:'' -4 ' -'::'
Tne price 01 tne uxemxn wui oeaa ycrj i
,..). Pav r mnf hnmfl nn.TMtr. n.Ti(l
lur blx wuuwa x -"
then remit for the Kigistkb. Those who remit
tatathls office will receive as - v ' . ,
either volume ordered of "Hale's Industrial Se
ries." Two volumes are now ready:
mJ-itm. . -xx W1.M ..M ft.ttiiwii flionrtvl
Curtis'a, Emmons', and Kerr'B Botanical Re-
., rjofts, suppienjeuieu oj auuuraw wuij
- TOtteof Standing Forests,-and Illustrated by
an excellent map 01 tne utaie. i Tomme umu.
. OT4 nrv 1 OK . - I . i .It .Vj-;..
LfTDXisTiaKs o Nobtb: Cakottha Ih ram Cut
- ANt iBoir C0tTlmM.Emlri6n8,', Kerr's Latd
ley's, Wilkes', anoVthe Census Beportsf snpple-
T" nitrated by full and accurate sketches of the
- ' -mtiwjrt-r rvfnnties. and MaD of the State. 1.
volume i2mo.r Ctojhi 425pp-j. VS&
: Address &AroSRER, ?
The Lincoln Press,
jjjojbiDED EVERY FRIDATf AT UNCOLN-
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t n Ana of the best Advertising
-MaittnTna in wnatArn North Carolina. It has a
large and steadUy increasmg patronage in Lin
MeOfclenbnrg counties. Advertising rates libe-
rat - Subscription l.eo per annum. . ma u
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TlireeMonjUw!
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.4 N0)TICS OP. THE PEES3 r i'
Thfi Svl la AasrirlaAlTr n&'n fva Ixqct Vvnnnw. w
Jhe State, as bright and newsy as ever. Long life
The Wttiilnpton 8t2b hM fintomd on itji MM
year as gooda paper as any people should want.
vnarlottJMmocrat..
year- As a dally journal of news 4t stands "ud
h4f Cjpno. -.v . .,,
p The WDmlngton Stab has entered Its twenty
nfth volume.. There Is no better paper published
in ih State. Xtwif Tatnc. ' - tvT , . ,
. Tne wiunlngton Stab has entered upon Its thir
teenth year. It -Is one of the best papers In tha
State. Wmrreruon Gazette. .
The WHsilngtoo; Stab has entered Its thirteenth
year.
theS
It has become one of the leading narers'of
ie;SoatIiJ Oxfprd TordOiQht.. j ' - 1 :
The Wllmlnirton Stab Is not onlV bne of tn a hAot
edited papers in the State, but for freshness' of
news and! typograpicai appearance cannot be
beaten. -Jackson Meporter. . . . ,
The Wllinlngtoh Stab Is one of the very best pa
The Wlltnineton (N. C.) Mobbtho Stab is a mod
el newSDaoer. Indeed, we think we do not exae
gerateltspierits when we say it Is the newsiest
(secular) paper published in the South. icAmorid
FU jReliqtow Herald. . . .v- j .
The Wilmington Stab has now TOtered trpon lta
thirteenth year and twenty-fifth volume. One of
the best conducted and edited naners In the South
And, as a Jtforth Carolinian, we are proud of it.
Tasvon SoirtJurner. r .. , , -; ,, v; ; "
We like the Stab because It Is thorouerhlv re
liable, candid, fearless, and so well and ably
edited, newsy, spicy, and in fact a perfect news-'
aper. Long may toe .MSABjtwmsie-, A.try .
mtor. ' - : v ...v . ., - -
Althonah at the head of the nress hi this State
In all thai makes a paper valuable to the reader, -still
it continues to improve, - It is a Stab of the
first magaltude. ; May its iustre. never .wane.
TtoJfree wui jsaptuu . .
The Stab Is so wen and f avorablv known In this
section of the State, that we can say nothing of
which its thousands of readers do not already
know. It Is in everv respect one of. the best dai
lies in the South. Jlobesorilan. "
That maeiiiflcentbeamliur Stab has completed
its twenty-second volume. It is one of the most
brilliant, erudite and srkling dailies south of
the Potomac The system in the get up of the pa
per BorpaBses mem an. l arouro sxmuierntr.
The Wimlngton Stab has entered on its twelfth
year. .It is a most excellent newspaper, weu ed
ited, a compendium of all the Tiews of the day,
and an honor to its city, to North Carolina and tc
North Carolina journalism. Charlotte Observer.,
The Wnhdngton Stab is now taking the regular.
midnight Associated Press reports, and has be
sides increased the amount of Its reading matter.
The Stab! Is an excellent paper. Its prosperity is
not surprising since it is so deservinK. Chariot U
The Times cannot say a word too good for the
Wilmington Stab. It has lust reached one of Its
Jnany birthdays, r As a newspaper it is a favorite
witn tno state press ana is sougni alter oy tne
people. Iiong and prosperous life to it.Peld
vilU Time. ' 1 ...
The Wilmington Stab, we are Pleased to notice.
still confinnes on the high road to success. We
es teem the Stab very highly regarding it as one
nf thn vnrv best of nnr exenaneres. ana consider it
the peerjof any journal published hi the South.-
uxror jree Lance. ; 1 .
Whr la it that all the papers with the name of
Star are such bright little journals f The Wilming
ton (N. c.) stab, tne wsshington star, tne irrea
erlcksbarg Star, New York Star, for example.
There must be something in a name after all.
Richmond (Fa.) State. -
The WHmlneton Stab has entered upon its 12th
volumeand we are pleased to notice still contin
jies on the road to success... We esteem the Stab
verr hiehlv. regarding It as one of tne very best
newspapers that comes to this office. Its news
oolumns are always a little fuller than those 'of
any other or our exenanges, ana its eaitoriai ae
aartment is conducted with much ability. JUcr
oanton JUade. j
Humble hi its besinnhurs. as was Inseparable
from an enterprise begun amid the Treck of for
tnna that attended the collapse of tne Southern
Confederacy, the Stab has steadily "waxed'' un
til it now beams respiena$nt in we rail glow 01 a
constantly briguteijng prosperity. Asa newfjra-
T?r it has few 1
ana no superior, ior arrrs
udlcious arrangement, and
prlate selection and :
we are proua w ran
it among our most accerra
ble excSanges. : BMlsboro Becorderi
The wlhninffton Mobhtns Stab has entered up
on the thirteenth year of its existence, and we;
take this opportunity to congratulate it upon its
THwsneiatY and deserved popularity. The remark-'
able success of the Stab is due to its strict atten-
- j x 1 im 1 a n. o .w. wl l. r. 1
UOU IO PUBUIOBB All") BUWH.UiJdai'VMlliUUUl'.
'too) to that it Always na&xne news, anq tnis is.
ie first thinff ht iournaiismJ Otherwise: the pa-.
per is all that the Umcyit'goodBewopaTer' im-
SUes, ahd its corps of editors and reporters are
aoroiifhly educated newspaper men. May the
healthy, moral Influence of the Stab never be re
tarded; and may its genial enterprising proprie
tor enjoy many more happy years of usefulness.
Gdd&oroMesMior. 'r ."-.
ffiBnaln. Want vt ArmAlltA
mjI Rahm. mnunfli and
r&ervM receive new force.
Jk-Snlrvens the mind and
I A 171 1 KSO ewfTerlnfffrom complaints
mms anniioB Krain rower.
m tj f la m0 pecnllar to' their aex will
pedy cure. GlTeu clear, "'y,?P'li .S
equent atwrnpta at cpnnxerfxmg onlyadd
to tie popnlarJty of the original. Do not expert-
ang16DAWlyt'6
.ill :
au IS
B
ahk of Hew Hanover.
Autiorlzed Capital, i
$1,000,000
Cash Capital paid in,
j ! .f ?: '
Surplus Fund, - . -
- L- DIRECTORS-;
! $30jt,ooq
. $50,000
W. Z. GORE,:
C.M.STEDMAN,
ISAAC BATES,
"ia:A;tKAJ5r'..r"l':
TP. RIIEINSTEIN, '
' Ck WILLIAMS, '
,1 DpNALl) MacRAB,
b! vollers.
Rt R. BRIDGERSr V B. JB,r BORDEN,
" Ji W.ATKINSON.
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ISAAC BATISi President,,;
I Q. W. WlLLIAMSi Vice President.
anSOtf ,Sv I. WAtllACB. flashier
Hdlasses; Baggj, &p.
kHhds Prime CUBA MOLASSES.
AA do do P. R. jo .
A A Half Rolls Standard BAGGING, -
jj Q Q Bales New ARROW TIES. ;
K(( do Pieced ao
QQ BbIS FIAJUU, , ws.ili 1 x ' x, s.
A A Bbls SUGAR,
QQ Bags CWSB,.Cw 'X,-Cr;.
l Lime, cement, riaster, ao. ,v -'
-! i1j 'Ail atjLowest Prices. m
aug 24 tf VTWORTII 4: WORTH. 1
t
Star Saloon
JS THE PLACE TO GET. THE VERY FINEST
SHBIMTS to be f eund In the cltVjJ Also,WINES,j
LUuOlia, uiuahs ana ivjuAVAAi. vau ana oe
convinced: . -ihtiZZ"
etanltf
r-;-!-,;,.; Proprietor.;:..
pers in tne aqutn, in every aeparxment irom typo
graphy upj to editorial ability and independence.
JttertourqiVa.) Index-Avfmi. . ;
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cwa jour nam w iu5tii.; 45Zn:in m
mfnllof tiaase and ustBnl.uuoniiauon,ine.
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wholesale parens.
Our quotations. It should be understood,
represent the wholesale - prices ? generally. .In
making npWall orders higher prloes have to be
tmargexL- , . -
PBICX8.-
-IQMfc'lflf
BlonNGrf5anny :.; f .v..:
- i 6tftlld ftld ' iS mi p'm'f it "
BACON North Carolina ;r
. Hams, ft -. . .vx.. .... ....J..
- . Shoulders, p !.:...,..'..-.,, -.
. .Sides, choice, Tb ... . . . .
vWxrBBK SKOBBn-HEIams.fi Jbft
sids 9
fiShoulxleTS, t
Dbt Saxtbd Sides, hi;v..i.--.
Shoulders, fllb.i. ...i......
BARRELS Bnirits Tnrnantine. .
00; ;.12j.
W.
11
;. V
00 &
00
00. &
CO-
r 00
00 ;
Hj SeeondHand,ach....;.....":i 60 1 6S
; NewNewYork,eaob...i.'x 1 SO 8 00 i
' New City, each. . :. ....... . .1 00; & 1 90 '
BEESWAX 9 ; " ' - 00 : 26 v
BRICKS Wumington, V M.., ,8 00 9 00
Northern.....".............;. '0 00: '-144)0
BTJTITCR North CJarollna. 00 , ; 00
" - Northern. S 1 " SS'-'S5 --t
GANDLESr-V fc Sperm. ... -. 1& lf.85
TalloW................ vllM..x 12
Adamantine.................. 00 ii 12 .
CHEESE Ib-North'nPact'y . , .14 .: , 14W
. Dabry.iCream... ............. OO & s li
- State i.. i.-.i it 00 . , 11 -
COPFEE-I xvJava.. ... 18 28 .
Laguyra ......x... ' 13 , .' 14'..
?" Rio ..J.,,..,. .- ? 00 ,.10 ,
CORN MEALll bush, in sacks, ; r 85 87
' ' Virginia Meall 'l 90 - 92J4.
COTTON TIES V bundle . 1 40 1 4f ,
D0M3STIES Sheeting, 4-4, yd 6J a7
Yarn&l bunch J 00 I 85
BGGS-dosen... '..;r..t:-' -00 18
WSH-Mabkerel, No.l.bbl..l8 00 f 20 00 ;
. Mackerel, No. 1, half bbl.. S50 10 00
- Mackerel, No. 2, bbl... .....S 60 10 00
H'-aauKerei, no. s, v omi uui. d uu o ou
Mackerel, No. 8, fi bbl....
Mullets, bbl ...
- Mullets, Pork bbls. . . .
: - N. O. Roe Herring, V keg
' Dry Cod. ......
FLOUR-V bbl-Phie........
8 60 , 9 00
b 00 - 6 00
11 00 12 00'
8 00 4 eo :
:"' 1-1 i. 10 v-
,0 00 5 00-
4 50 5 00
6 25 6 60
5 50 8 00 -
4 CO '4 75
5 00 5 85 ,
. . 00 : 0 00 1
7 10 ' 13
Nortnern super
i Extra
" f PamUy
1 City Mills Super. .
" T Family...
M 1 'Extra Family......
GLUE W B
GRAINS busheL ;
' xjo rn, store, pags,pnrae,waiie
' Corn, cargo, ia bulk, -
Corn, cartro. In baes. "
85'
,,73
' ,80
71
!' 47H
00
0
10
86
... 74. .
' . 82 ' ;
73 '.
60,.
;i0o
.""12
1 05 v,
1 OOx"
' Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags
Oats, from store.. . . . . . ..... '
Cow Peas....................
HIDES B lb Green....
Drr-v-...- v
HAT i00 l)s Eastern..,...
westotii ii. '. v
' "North River...-. ..4. ..........
HOOP IRON-? . . ; . '
LARD 9 t Northern.........
North Carolina..............
LIMB barrel. t,
T TTUDPb. rM-x HO V TV -
95
"90
90
1 00
9
00
00
:
10
I 40
Ship Stuff, resawed..... IS 00 50 00 -
. Rough Edge Plank..... IS 00 16 00
West India Cargoes, accord-
ing to oallty.. 13 00 18 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned. 18 00 22 00 .
Scantling and Boards,com'n 12 00 115 00
MoiiASSKa-r-v gauon
New Crop Cuba, luhhds....
" , " hi bbls....
. Porto RJeo,mhhd8.. .........
1 t in bbls..
. Sugar House, Inbhds.... . ,
t In bbls........
Syrup, hi bbls. . .
NAILS V keg Cut. lOd basis..
OILS gallon Kerosene.. ..
. Linseed.., i....." ,
Rosin................
Tar
Deck and Spar
POULTRY Chickens,llve,grown
I 44 . Spring..
- Turkeys J
PEANUTS bushel....
POTATOES $ bushel Sweet..
Irish, ner barrel, new .,.
00
00
00
.00
vOO
00
"401
00
'12
1 10
90
. 15
00:
00
. 00
V 8
00
1 00
76
I 00
29
30
vf;t2
& 1 20
80
8 00
' 13
r 4s
1.00
13 20
22
25
2b
J 50
1 60
1 00
SCO:
PORK iJ barrel-City Mess.... 17 50
Prime , 15 00
18 50;
16 00-
Rump....V... 17 00 18-00
RICE-Carolkia, , 4 Vi- 8
Bough, ft bushel (Upland).,
jjo, r ao uawianaj
RAGS Ih-Country .......... 4
City,....J
ROPE .
SALT ft salt-Alum
Liverpool i
Lisbon...
American....
SUGAR V lb-Cuba..
Porto Rieo
A Coffee
00
00
0
0
0
0
7M
0
l(&a
5
B "
G ! "
. Ex C
Crushed.
SOAP W lb Northern
. ... . . " 4
SHINGLES 39 M Contract....
, Common.
. .. Cypress Saps
Cypress Hearts..............
STAVES M W O Barrel.
R O Hogshead. . .
5 00 17 00
2 00 ; 2 50
4 60 5 00
0 00 7 50
13 00 18 00
00 00 10 00
TIMBEB-VM feet Ext Heart
(1st class yellow pine): .13 00,
" Prime ship's, 1st class heart.
Extra Mill, good heart
Mill Prune .................. '
Common MQl
Inferior to Ordinary ........
00 12 00
00 10 00
,00 8 00
6 50 7 60 '
4 00 4 50
seo 4 00
00 20
1.1 en ' is
Unwashed
Bnnr,
i ..10 : 12. f 5
WHISKEY V gallon N
Ion Northern 1 00 6 00 "
North Carol
inna......
1 00 a 50
WIliItHiyGTO HONEY
1
f
Exebadge (sight) on New York,.'..'
discount
Baltimore...;....
Boston
Philadelphia.....
- - Western Cities..
Exchante.30 davs. X V eens.." '
Bank of New Hanover Stock..... y. ; .... 107 .
First National Bank Stock........ . ...... 7. 90
Navassa Guano Company Stock.,,. ......... :140
Nortn carol ma.uonas-7-uia fix-cowpoiis.... . a
,. . ? unaing, 1&00 iu
Funding,-1868. MO
New4.t ...... 80
Soeolal Tax v, 4
- j.
W A W R R Bonds. 7 o (Gold Interest). . . . 116
Oaroliiia Central R R Bonds, 6 Wo 106
Wllminarton. Col. A Augusta R R Uonds. .a 105 7
"WUmbigton City Bonds (new) 6 0. ... . . . 100
r , . . f". a 90 iwi
New Hanover County Bonds, 60 ........ 100
Wilmington A Wehion RRStookr;..v.... 110
North Carolina R B Stock........ ...... 80
Wilmington Gas Light Company Stock.... 50
Wilmington Cotton MOIs Stock. ..J 120
'-x
We Can SmiTilv
i l ; A A -.
ALTjlTT' DEMAND FOR ' . -
DRY SALTED and SMOKED MEATS.
All grades of CUBA, PORTO RICO
.., , I 1 ' -5 - .- 'xii-i.;-I
MOLASSES and SYRO
COFFEE, SUGAR, FLOUR, "
Aid CASE GOODS at LOW,PRlCKS,
x ,,.f
And, solicjt orderafrom all reliable buye'rs.' ; . u
jyz$DAWtff Iyy -f
THE CELEBRATED
"It CY! GAME FOWL HATI A NATIONAL KB
1U f t I
rvntatlon. H
mtatlon. They have tought and won a series of
the greatest mains ever fought en this of any
other continent, and Fifteen Parrs, on exhibition
at Philadelphia 1b TV, were honorea Dy tne uni
ted States Centennial Commissioner with the Dl-
nlAm, anil MMIAl. . , f ..x
I have a variety of Colors and most approved
Breeds in the United 8tates. I will .ship splendid
COCKS, of fine size and handsome plumage, per
Express, a O. D., at from. 4MJa S8jOO each ,
HEN8r$2.50and $3.00 each; or $7.00 per Pair
$10.00 per Trio. I expect to raise Two Hundred
Pairs thiB i Summer,' the Finest Games in the
World, and will ship .Young Fowl of March and
April hatch during the months of August, Sep
tember and October, at Five Dollars per Pah, or
Seven Dollars per Trio. '
Whoever disputes the superiority of my Birds,
will please back the assertion with their stamps.
Wi4tA f nr what vou want.
1 r Address. i. u. Auunuivn,
apCtf
I
Istoa. Nash Co. N.O.
EKCOUBAGt HOHE-IHSTITOTIOHS.
Tie: Koflrcaroliiia Hop tamco.
TB5S COMPANY CONTINUES TO WRITE Po
licies at fair rates on all olaraes of insurable
property.!
; All losses are
"Home" is rani
anneals with 00:
hi North Carolina. " ... " '. V' ,
Agents hi all parts of the State. ' ; ; '
i JOHN GATLING, PresideBt.' :
J ' W. S. PRIMROSE Seoretary. . . ,
- 5 ' PULASKI COWPER,:8hperyiBOr. -U
I !" ATKINSON & fn
sep 26 tf v r- A r. Wilmington, y. C.
LandFlasteri
SALE BY WOODY TUBR1B,
General uommission Mereuauisv
p,. ... .... , i wilrainrton. N. O.
Also. Sole Agents tat the PORTLAND PLAS
TER MILLS, the products of whtcn are made
rom HARDPLASTEB and FINEST GROUND.
Correspondence solicited.-: i apsjtf.
VV . W fx. f.
100 ill
1 . ljf
i v.-jg
80 85
00 . 75
Ml IflL T 111
00
i"7S;i
00 ,
00
11
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Ranroa4,Cgf7r-;iit
OCTRnr 6 GBBg0lTOJItBJ.IMT. IVi
wnnimuil-w Jniv -u ifi&Ai J, oenanu jriaxeau, S5,uuu icei aoove ine sea levei. . -.
.WuataEOB ijhjUSoyt ThisSehoel, untor the special patronage of the- ,
ff t Vv ft ' ,i H'l' 'T in II
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- - -" --.: v. .-' . xv i 4 '..-A
AFTER' JULYx.l3i 1884, AT AOOiAiM.'
rams oa tne wiiTnragtoTi yvei-
Day Mt9 ind fixprM Tralair Dtilr
lvelWjQWlngton, Front St. DepoCsi (lOtf AA"
Arrive a wSaoafi....:'..:-.;' P kLi
Leave Wejdon... .'.V-. . '.-.. &55 F. M.
Arrive at Wlhnmgtoh, Front Bt. Depot. 433 P. M.-
. AT ABBOfQaH JtAXb ASS f ASSXHaKBTBAtH DAILT
-70 NO. to&oyTB-,,
ux7o.Tx nuiuu.'ii,w.i.v.i...,;i..j,v 0.35 f. U.
jArrive at WUmbigton. Front st. Depot, 1&00 P. M
hah.
Leave Wilmington.. .. . ...... .. ass P. M
Arxtyft at WeUion.,. . 2.35 A. M
fTraln o.,4QiSonth wttl stop only at Wilson,;
vrvnuuunji aiiu jnaguuiu. J
Trains otl vTarhorn Rntn n T?na1 1aa WvoV
M6nnt foil Tarboro atl.20 PMwand .4.30 P. M.
fI!fS!nt Tarboro at 8 P. M. and
Train on Scotlanii Week Branch'Road leaves
HalifttT tea- SfiAtl&nd IVnnV at T? XT . Itatnm.
JngaeaveTsootland Neck atS 30 A. M. dally. -
- Aram n. Hiaaes ciose connection at weiaon
for all points North dally. All rail via Richmond,
and dally except Sunday via Bay Line, o v-if -i
Train No. 43 runs daiiv and mnlrni nlvu ivm.
nection fdr all pointNorth via Richmond and
Washington. -- - v - - - -;
" All trains run solid hntwufm WilmlntH-i'n mrA
WasWntbn, and have Pullman Palace Steepen
For aooommodation of local travel a Passenger
Coach wul be attached to Lnnal - nvnlo-ht iAn.vin
Wilmington at 6.55 A.-.M. daUy except Sunday.,, -1
. ..... f. ..r; JOHN F. DIVINE,
: .. : - , uenerai oiipx. -r.
M. EMERSON, Gent Passenger Agenfe '
jy-istf) . .
fILHipTOH, COLUBli & AOGOSf A
A -
BailxoadCo.
, ; J Omci or GxmBAi, Sup't, 1
r ; s Wilmington, N. C Ahg. 18, 1884. f '
Change of Schedule. .
ON "AND AFTER AUfiUST 20, 1884, AT 5.00 P.
U.. the followtne1 nssenm'T -fthhAHnln vfll
be run od this road: .
IflGlT EXPRESS ' TRAINS (Dally)
Leave Wlhuington.-... .(...w.. ......
Leave-Flbrenee-. w... . . . ... .v. . . . j
Arrive at C, C. A A. Junction ......
U . . 9.C5P. M.
2.40 A.M.
.... 6.40A.M.
....9.55P.M.
. ..10.20 P. W.
Arrive ail Columbia.
Leave Columbia . 1 . . . -.1 . -J ...
Leave C.i C. A A., Junction
Leave Fforenoe. 4.50 A, M.
Arrive at WIJLmhigton. 8.35 A. M.
NieHT MivXL AirD pAssBroiB Tram, Dailt. No. 40
-. ' WBST. .; ' - , .
Leave mmgtcai.;..h.;..V.;;.'.'.-..10JB8P. MV
Arrive at Florence. ................. J. . .. 1.25 A. M. .j
MaHi AHp PASsxHexB Tbaix Daily No. 43 East.
Leave F)orxmce:V.C. 4.05 P. M
Arrive at wiunlngton, . .u. ........ , ..... B.05 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.. ' . -,
No. 40 htops only at Remington and Marten.
Passenffers for Columbia and all nolnta on 6. A
C. R. TL. C. A A. R.R. Stations. Aiken Junction.
and ail points beyond, should take 40 Night Express.-
I - : . iit ....-..-M .t-wf
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Augusta oh
Train 4Ck .. V,
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.- v .-u. . -i -i i : xl stvfi
Local Freight leaves Wllmlnerton danv. except
8unday; at 6-50 A.M.. . '
1 JOHN F. DIVINE,
' .Gen'lSupt.
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
aug lStf ;
CAROLINA' C1KTRAL RAILROAD CO.
,, 1
OmuS'ov StnrKJtiiiTasnimT, x .'-.. 1 '
v ; -,. .wummgtonN. (i, May 11, 1884. 7
Cliange of Schedule.
eT8S KSQ AFTER MAY 12, 1884,' THE FOL
lpwing Schedule will be pe rated on this
it-. , ,. . ...f j r.:.: :
PASSENGER MAD AND "EXPRESS TRAIN:
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS. ' , ' -
fceave Wlbnlngton at..,.. 7.30 P. M.
?e jiiaieignai....... ........ .7.30 ja.
ve at Charlotte' at: . .-. 1 . .7.00 A. M.
iVe Charlotte at..V. J.Jl.. 8.45 P. M.
Arrive at Raleigh atl....... ....a30 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmmston at. i . . .i..8.00 A. M.
r Trains stop at re eular stations onlv.
ts -designated In the Company's Time
SB3LBY,DIVISION, PASSENGER ,MAIL, EX-
-PRTtSS A-NTi HTxTKIOnT
1 taj.allyxjvapt fqndays. 7
Leave Charlotte ......... . 5.15 P. M.
Arrivojat Shelby................ ....... 9.00 P. M.
Leave rshelby...'.......; ......U..... 7.00 A. M.
Arriveat Charlotte 10.45 A. M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
with R. ' A A. Trains to and from Raleigh;
gh Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
- Take Train No. 1 for Statesville, stations West
ern N.-C. R. R., A8hviile and points West. -Also
for Soartanburff. Greenville. Athens. At
lanta and all points South west. , V ... ;'. .
I - ... : L.C. JONES,
, -. - Superintendent.
lr. vr. ciakk, uenerai tassenirer Agent, .
FRIEND.
. .X .. .... . . . .. .......
A Jrecidus Boon to Ionian.
1 WORDS OF PRAISE.
lng to be: confined .to use Mother's RelieL Cou
pled wiih this entreaty I will add that during a
ong ibstetrical practice (forty-four years) I have
neves known It tofaUtoxfrodHcea uickand
safe delivery. S H.' J. nOLMES, M. P.
- A lady from one of the counties of Middle,
Georgia, who has been acting midwife for many
years, writes: I - have disposed of all the Mo--ther's
Friend you sent me, and I am delighted
with j It. In every instance where it has been
used Its effects have been all that 1 could ask. , I
consider It a great blessing."
:A gentleman wrltes:"My wife used your Mo
ther's Friend at her fourth confinement,-, and her
testimony Is that she passed through it with one-
half the suffering of either of her former .confine
ments, and recovered f 90m Its effects in much
less time.. She also 'recommended It to a lady
friend who Was about to be confined for the first
time; and she says: 'I have never seen any one
pass through this great trial with so much ease
and so little suffering.' " , wQa v
; ! A. qtflCIt Ain EAST TIME. " i ,:
' A distinguished physicfan of Mississippi writes:
Every one expecting to be confined should use
the Mother's Friend; for during a long obstetric
practice I have never known it to fall to produce
a quick and safe delivery. -' : -
i This remedy is one about which we cannot
publish certificates, but It is ai most wonderful
liniment to be used after the first two 6r three
monjtbs.'; ':" "f '; .' ' "
, Send for our treatise on the Health and Happi
ness of Women, mailed free, which gives all par
ticulars : ' : ' ' '-. -' ' ' " J .. Y " ''''
. if Bitoxd RxetriLATOB Ca, '
'f ;- . - -' Box 28. Atlanta. 6a.
William H, Green, Wholesale Agent; Wilmmg4
tOn, N. U. .;; i , ' V ' i
. JUT i II vuoi
;i :
Vi.,i "
Jl ' Tin TTTTH Send six cents for postage
A ATXtAi J2l and receive- free," costly
box of goods which will help all, of either sex,
tomore money right away than anything else in:
utawnrM VATtanoa await the workers abso-
htttelysura. At once address TRUE A CO-Augusta,
Maine. ; t v." mhsoDAWiy
don,Rallrofa(
ir stir
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mo. 1. oa;
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In i
NEWAD VERTJSElIEliTS.'
..THE .DuTEE51.r ORIESOUTB.
Is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon the Cum-
jsisnops of tne irotestant icpiscopal ennren in . -
the Snnt.h . nt Smt.hwmt vnffdM th a huatthipst -. ' :.- - -
ftMf68140116680 thtrbest advantages, both moral ? , ,
xuf-na eaueationai, in res urammar scnooi ana its - -x '
-Collegiate and Theologleal Departments. For tie.-
I. fecial raaiins oitms university ror
r apPl? for doeunientototheRev.TELF.
Universitr for patronaee
oeumentato thoBev. TELFAIR .HOJMK
SON, D JP Yioe-Chapcellor, Sewanee, Tenn. - 4
tIluAbleto
In the NEW Catalogue of the
Busprass COLLEGE. ;
YOmiG
tiAir.:
EVEE-Y
SENT FREE. Address x"
A. JT. RIDER, Principal, :
Trenton, ff: JT. -
E-mSSETlITE;-
5 jf h
REV. J.CWBltATT.ftI' -prtTfnft' rt.iwl i. , ,
by a fall corns of experienced teaehars. Tha Jitb. r". - .
scBBiuuupeas cepb iu, 1004. Terms moae-
rate Number of boarders limited ATt.Uftnt.frrti'
boaraers limited. A-pplii
or im vacancies oreatea by tne retirement or.'-:;
members of the nadnaincr rlimn will now. Ym pa-
oeivedA Apply for circulars tothe Principal-i-
rrnnna
'Vl'rr"
r.tt
7
Treated bv aSiew and' wonderfnTlv snoeesflfii) -
method, without the knife or less or blood t j
Vastly superior to all other methods 1 Hundreds
Of cases cured.' Write for deRcrfnt.tvA namnhlt - '
Address OB. E, H. GBEEN.
5'i,: pr '( lTJPeaehtree Street, ' '
yikUUCfirj Habits
EASTXlT.iCTIBxEIX. 'rvBOOayREE,'- -
dr. j. o;BorrMAK jmutsoiwiscossii.,
Send for aVCatalasae ortbe
Collte of Physfciaiis anj Surgeons, :
Baltimore, Md., which offers the . SSndent of
JHeaicme superior advantages.! , i .
THOS. OPIE,M. J: (Dean), 179 N.Howard St:.1';
$1,000
Jill ..:'
I A Hi be paid to any one who will find a par- ' :
IT tide of Mercnry, Potash, Iodine. Arsenic,
ur any puiuonona auDsiance m
CANCERS
- 1 . .
OPiP
Swift's Fhecifics -gfr, .- . ; ."CC-
' - , - : ' " - . :. . ,- s -v .. .
fl have cured Blood Taint by the use of Swift's .
ecific after I had most signally failed with the
ercuryand PoTash treatment " .
-fr'i j I". A. TOOMER, M.'D., Perry, Ga.
. "Swift's specific bas cured me of Scrofula of 12
years standing. -Had sores as large as my hand,
and every one thought-1 was doomed. Swiffsl..
Specific cured me alter physicians and all other .
medicine had failed."
. E. L. HIGH, Lonoke, Ark.
1 . - x . j
"Give lite a Christian, speak in deeds;
A noble life's the best of creeds; ....
And 'he thall ttear a royal crown t "
Wholgives a lift when men are down." . ' - . .
djl ft ftftft would not purchaseTrom me what
U1U.UUU Swift's Soeelflo has done if or me.
It cure d me of rheumatism caused by malaria.'
. . . . TjrxTTT o mtiiu A a tv mA - -
Statement of T. I. Maasenbnrg, . ' s
ISacon. Ga.
I have known much of ; the ntia of Swift's Rn-
cific, and have seen many- of the worst-cases of
Blood Taint and Blood Poison cured with it,af ter
having tried all other sorts of treatment; in fact;
I have never known it to fail when taken proper
ly. I can cite the case of a young man who had
been treated by the best physicians for Blood "
Poison,, but all to no purpose; and as the time for
his marriage was approaching, be was nearly . - .
distracted. He finally took Swift's Specific, and'
was cured as sound .as a new dollar.
. Another who tried": evervthimr. and snent four .
months at the Hot Sprines without benefit, was
at last eured bv this remedv: His case was like
raising one from the dead. I could go on and
tell yont of a hundred cases, ' -
Sin luatlso uaMaeia aadQAIa IMBAANefrTnnJlAd ." ".
free to applicants. '
. TJiJS SWJjfT SfJSUIFIU CO.,
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N. Y.Oface. 159 W. 23d St.: PhUadelphla Office.
1205 Chestnut St.
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Tyiiite Ileal Yeast.
VERY VALUABLE PURE YEAST POWDER.
Having been thoroughly tested by a great many
Of the ladies of WQmiagton, I feel no hesitation
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In commending it to the public. It Is elegant for
breadVrolls or btecujt.
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It is made by Miss Hodges, of this city, of pnre
vegetable matter, and she refers to ; .
Mrs. A. A. Wlllard.
Mrs. Geh Whiting, .
Mrs. W. L Gore, ' . '
Mrs. Samuel Northrop,
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for the correctness of her statements.
For sale by
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JNO. L. BOATWRIGHT, 1
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" 12 A 14 No. Front 8t
' Sole Agent.1
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ceries. - Groceries.
1500 Bbl8 FL0DK a11"! 1 - h ;..
- 1KA Bbls Granulated SUGAR '
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,gQ Boxes and Bbls CRACKERS,.-!,.:- " .....'
OAfk Bbls SEED POTATOES. V .
; Q Bbls TURNIPS, i d ,'
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Onn Kegs NAILS,
OKA Bundles HOOP IRON,
gQ Bbls and Half Bbls MACKEREL,
Tobacoo. cigars ana smut.
Candles, Soap, Candy, Ac,
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New Scarborougli House:
104 NORTH -"WATER' STREET
. - AND PRINCESS STREET
fb Finest Restaurant in the City. 1 u
1 Board $1.25 per Day..; Three Tickets $1.60, Sis-,
gle Meals 35c No Meals sent out.
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Pabshed every Wednesday hi Lmbern,'N.. C .'J
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HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND TUX
largest advertising patronage pf any paper
In the State. - It now has over eight hundred sub
acribers in Robeson County alone, besides a ens
eral circulation in the counties of Moore, Cum-, :.
berland, Bladen, Columbus, Richmond, and in
the adjoining counties,' Marion, Marlboro and
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