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ii8" V ------- -. - " ---Ja?!Mrr v a - mm m f m m m msk . i 1 . . i 1st Be Kept in Erery flonseloW. t .,ic Tt in one of the moat pleasant and 'Jracions remedies for all snrnmer complalnta. At Win when violent attacks of the bowels are to Sent, some speedy relief should be at .hand. The; Scried mother, losing sleep in nursing the little one . EX", should use this medicine. Wets, a bottle. ' S stamp to Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga, fnr Kiddle Book. - t -.. TZtnrfm fherokee RemeiT ef 8waai Consumption. Price 85c and $1 a bottle my 15 ly WmpnrifVfhe BLOODrego iats tfie LIVER and KIONYS. and BBSTOaB THK WPIAT-TTT Ana viuoit or youth, dts. pepsia, ant or appetite, in- uiKesuon. j.acit ot btrengin, ana urea Feeling absolutely cureu. nones. Uiusciesana nerves receive new force. JKniivens the mind and .nnnli BM4.. Dai.. A r 5 Q Snffcringfrom complalnta 4,A!Giw peculiar to their sex will St,lA-i, StJlor r IK15i3K. i:OOa. i .Full ?:" oaelal i if ....-.-U.u.free. aoslSDAWly an 16 MOTHEES' FBIEUD. CHLB-BIETH EAST. The time has come at last when the terrible agony inci dent to this very eritdcal period in a woman's life on be avoi-ia-). A distinguished physi-' cian, wh passed the greater portion of bis life (forty-fonr jearst in this branch of orac-i tice, left to child-bearlns wo-' man this priceless legacy and iifo-savinsr apoliance, "THK MOTHERS' 1-liIKND," and to ri ay there are thousands of the best women in ear land who, harfnensed this wonderfnl re medy before confinement, .rise up aad call his same blessed. ' Ve eooeive letters from eve iry seetion of the eootitry itnankiBj ns for placing this' preparation In the reach of isufferin woman One -lady , from North Carolina writes ns that she wonJd like to thank . rhe proprietors on her knees V lorbtirgine it to her notice, sas in her previons confine- enent she had two doc tors, and chejr were compelled to cse &loro-orm. instrnments, etc., and sbe suffered almost death; tout t&is time she n rd JlO THSIR'S PPJESD," and her lsv b 'rww short, quick, and al hose like magic. Now, why 6ld a womnn suffer when 1 she can void it J We can prove ail we claim by living wititesgcs, and any one interest ed cm call, or have tear has- , band i do so.' at our office, and see ice original letters, wfoicb. . we cannot publish. . ; , Ta remedy is one abont which-we annot iubliat certificates, but' it is a most wonderful j niaaentifl be used after the first two or tiree Boatbg. . So& hf aul druggists. Send for our treatise on the Health .and Happiness of Woman, tnfln free, which giF3 all particulars. ! Ths Bradfleld Eegnlator Co., ' P. O. Boi 28, Atlanta, Ga. "Mlliaw if Grw.., Wsmiesale Ajrsnt, WBmine- ooim 2ot Springs at Tour Door. Hoi prio5g Physicians use in their own Cases and Prescribe for Others Buffalo Lithia Water GOUT, RHEDMATISM, AND DISEASES GENS- RALLY OP UBIC ACID DIATHESI8.! r DR. JAMES t. CABELL, Professor Of PhvefnTncrv OTit anra In fhl ItaAi tjepartment of the University of Virginia ""o-uieni or. i ie national isoaraoi ueaitn, ylri61 11695361111 Physician, Hot Springs, ,h, Tne water of Spring No. 2 contains in notai B e quantities two of the Alkalies which are ac waited as extremely valuable in the treatment tntv' Hlthia8is. and Liver Affections. I refer -wine t.!tl flMYnrti ir iXw ... J, .j t ln n ZJ1 nowtaat both of these Uca4teeeaTbont 'svelaa. ascertained value in cases of Jfl-U 7t n Piat'W connected with Gravel, and in cases 1L onie.mt' because of their affinity for UrU a fd 1 K'6 BolubiHty of the salts wbiclt are formed by their ucionLwtth that acid." JB. ALGERNON S. QAENETT , Ssreon (Retired) rj. S. Navy, Resident Physician Hot Springs, Ark. f wltl f SRice fa the , use of Buffalo tithla water U limited to the treatment 'of Gout. Hheu out (so called), which is in contradistinction: to Kbf RmmdArthrlti8of Garrod. ' .. i nave had v;, t mr.rr. w,. xvat- tri thr?r!!tUni3'.bo,h my on person and in ShWBeR5 of Patiens tor whom I have prei Banned it. Of nnrnvn V n- 4a If d w A1,kaUes and their solvent properties! a- .9ilce-K a DroDhvlaoMft an wall a a reme-4 due re?tl0JColi0 811(1 formingvCalcnli, when "e to a redundancy of -Litfrio Acid.? DR.W.B.TOWLES, ;fV iU 'p j Ph..Zi,u,llr. aociety oi.virginia, KesiaeM Dynngs, va. 001, Si.'."" wnatever in saying tnac in the BuSij0 $nti Kneumatism, Stone W S2JSSer-4 aU diseases of Urto AeidDia- Wo' riitZPP-PataUmParabieol eaaeof Bpioii?-. 7ft. r "P o, ss. in a singles .r?J ?"Knt Disease of the-. KMtibvs I wlt4 use. ami 7 . ""ueiiuiai resaiw irom iu shonWi.?2m to aetion in ttiis particular case, I .CIV I I U a1 nnUl1. , 1 . . . . 1 . nave great confidence in it in thisfdis-t ease.' K. T, B. BDCHANAK; , . Resident Physician, Uoi Springs, Ark." Spring No. 2. nve cases Buffalo Lithia Water,; -rr.-m.myown case. luaue use 01 tuis water for ana prescribed it lor pa- witn the most decided' Wat-1 4-';. SPLITS Damnhai7f5S "2 .11';. J' -; V if or aJ hviT 4iM1irvt 1111 T aaaresa. t iamphletmaV fctJS wnere Springs: mhl8tf 1 rHriM v nnrTy n i.x too nrml : HTOIMD, arm BusZZS jAPTEB 5THK RAIN. All day above the tired earth "had kin, uubwm anagray, me runeral pall of ClOUd: - . W: Vi V All day the shddpn' Had broken, fitful, from the lowering " shroud: - - ---- -- AllldaV thft drporw tmKKin .I 4k. l uaa Bounded sadiv f mm th ft viininir ; I , , . . . f J 11 At once the -wailing wind rose high and nigner, Rousinc to flash and foam th. Billion coo And the great forest, like & giant lyre, ; ' -c;uuea me Key-note or the harmony ; I It furled the clouds before it like a tent. I And. lo 1 the rent. sunshine dazzled from the And all the wet world gladdened to the ray, , Ab tear dimmed eyes gleam to a -loving woru; . ; Answering its call out-laughed the weary As a fond ; slave snrinM iovfnT -tn 'hU 1 M V - lord. ' , .- . xorgoiien cnui ana darkness, doubt and fear. . -"Absent, I droop I . joy, for thou art r here!" i , i A. A. :4.: the .Tear Bound, PERSONAL. Madam f Modieska has : turned translator and will Polish up Shakespeare. -tsosum fon. - It would have been eminently proper if ex-Fresident Arthur had been named as one of the pall-bearers at General.. want s runeral-iV. J", iribune. Earl Cairns's will directs that his personal property, amounting to $750, 000. be laid out in the purchase of real es state in England or Wales, but not in Ire land. . - When the Radicals loaded their PaU MdU gnu for patrician libertines thev had little expectation that it would kick and knock over Citizen Dilke. Phild. Re cord. ; - r Ex-President Arthur, more grayed as to beard than hair, and looking taller because not bo stout as formerly, at tracts much attention' as he nonchalently walks about the city. N. T. World. Mr. George William Childs, who knows, says the only vote cast by Gen. Grant for president previous to the war. was for James Buchanan, the Democratic nominee in 1856. His subsequent votes, if any, were cast for Republican cadidates. Boston Post. Of the twenty-two pall-bearers at Abraham Lincoln's funeral on May 4th, 1865, only seven are alive. These seven are: General Simon Cameron. Elihu B. Washburne, Col. H. G. Worthington, Rev. Green Clay Smith, Alexander H. Croffroth, Henry h. Dawes, and John Conness. The dead pall-bearers are: Lafayette S. Foster, Edwin D. Morgan, Reverdy John son, 'Richard .xates, Benjamin F. wade, Schuyler Colfax, General U. S. Grant, Gen. Henry Wager Halleck, General W . A. Nichols. Admiral David G. Farragut, Ad miral W. B. Shubrick, Col. Jacob Zeller, Orville H. Browning. Thomas Cor win and George Ashmun. . . TWINKLINGS. Of the twenty-five members of Grant's two Cabinets six have died. The farmers of the United States use up 12,000 tons of grindstones in a year, and then there are those used by politicians who have axes (o grind. There are between 35,000 and 37.000 Indians on reservations in Arizona. About 18,000 square miles or 11,520,000 acres of land are set apart for them. N. T. Times. ' , , - According, to the American Newspaper Directory the total number of newspapers in the united States and Can ada is 14,147, which shows an increase of 823 on the preceding year. Boston Trav eller. One of the blushes that emana ted from the P. of Wales when he read the Poll Mall Gazette has been hung on a rack in the British museum. It is said to.be as red as one of Editor MedilTs flannel night shirts.-lan& Constitution. . ; - The" practice of. numbering houses os ths streets of our cities began in Philadelphia, where it was introduced by the marshal who took the United States census in that city. It was the census that all the inhabitants of the country were mentioned by name. N. T. Sun. ; The London Saturday Review bitterly attacks Dean Bradley for lending Westminster - Abbey for commemoration services over General Grant on Tuesday, thereby ' "conceding him the one mark of honor au Englishman holds tne nignesi attainable, and that is peculiarly Eng lish." POLITICAL POINTS, It is recalled for the encourage mentof John S. Wise that FitzhughLee knows how to fight Phil. Times, Ind, - . . . ....... v . i Blaine loves the Virginia black- and-tan combination not Wisely, nor too well, but after the manner of a demagogue. Boston Post, Vem; There are about 700,000 tons of overnroduced pie-iron lying dead in the stomach ofthe market ? uniu wus ioaa is gotten rid of how can we expect a revival of .... . TT . 91 trade? rna. , neeora, ina. i . - i If a disposition is shown to make the Republican party of the future a Blaine party tne mugwumps will mumpiy. There are a great1 many Republicans who; for the sake of the ; party, voted , ior bit. Blaine last year.; while their convictions and evmoathieswere with the Independents,' But they have had 5 enough : of such non sense. Boston Advertiser, Mug. vi .i SOUTHERN ITEMS. ' 1 tv. 'r woofhor ia dt ' warm in Texas that the oeople - sit around nres 10 keep coLArkhnsaw Traveller. - Sam Jones is wrestling with a tough lot of sinners out in Missouri, having got into a lerniory reacnea vj me cancm-j . . . . - . : m. .1 -i 1 nali junquirer ana , at. Ijouis uume juvmo-. crat. J. B. Fanning, of Newton conn- tyV Misi, was wounded in the face in 1863.; Last week the bullet 1 fell into his mouth,; having been 22 years working an men downward. Atlanta Ga. Constitution. 'What is a Corpuscle . OnA of the smallest things on earth. It is a little disc,oval in shape and not the three-; thousandth part of an men in lengxn, ine rnrnnsclea eive the blood its bright red color, -s This color they owe to the iron that is in them. "Without iron your blood wouia. be go pale arid thin as to be of no account! Iron enriches it and gives you vuaiuy. xue Anl rpIinrtlA rtronaratinn at iron1 for aJoW state" of blood is Brown's Iron Bitters,! which does wonders for the ailing and d&-, bilitated. -Buy this valuable tonic of your THE 8UPERI0H COURTS UN- UER THE NEW A'RitANGI ifau Terms, 185, ;rn ... . Raleigh TTew-Observer FIRST TiffmiTryiCTTTTUlV OlimumimiN Currituck September 7. one week. Oamden SentAtrthAir 14. s aTin UTAoV PasquoUnk--Septemberl, one week. 1 , erquimans September 28,, one week. I Cho wanOctober 5, one week. Gates October 12, one week. ' v I Hertford Oct. 19, one week; Dec. 21. one w asnington-uct. 26, one week ; ' Dec 14. f one week, w : i v i Tyrrell November 3,'oneLweek. s ! : Dare November 9, on6 week; "t 4 , BydWNovember 16, one weekOl Pamlico-November 23, one week! i ' Beaufort November SO; two weeks. r " ' v : .- -". SECOND DISTHICT HTtTfMHS PirTT.T.TPR. Warren SeDtember 217 two weeks. Northampton October. 5, two weeks. jagecom De uctober 19, two weeks. Bertie November 2, two weeks. Halifax November 16, two weeks. Craven 'November. 30, Iwo wepks. .!1Ur - : !4-' THIRD DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR. Franklin--AUg. 17,1 one week; Nov. ,16. one week. ' w - v Martin Sept, 7, , two weeks; . Dec. 7. two weesa, ior civu, causes and iau cases Pitt-Sept. 21: two weeks. t Greene Oct. 5, two weeks. " Vance Oct 19, two weeks. 1 1 iiauu iiuv. iO. twu weess. : . Nash Nov. 23. two weeks. . . f I . i -k POTJRTH DISTRICT JTJDOK CT.ATlTr i i Wake July 13, ' two weeks, criminal causes only; Aug. 31,, two weeks, civil causes only; Bept.. 28, two weeks, crim- S T a AM - m . mm mai; ucw xo, mree weeKs. civu causes only. , r; V- . i Wayne July 27, two weeks, civil and criminal; Sept. f 14, . two weeks, civil causes only; Oct 19. one week, civil causes only. - Harnett Aug. 10, one : week, civil and criminal . : Johnston Aug. 17, two weeks,' civil and criminal; : : v - ; ; PIPTH DISTRICT JTJEM31E GLLirER. '"' Orange Aug. 10, one week; Nov 9, one week. . .. . ... Caswell Aug. 17, one week; Nov. 16, one .week. 'k Person Aug. 24, one week; Nov. 23, on week. - ' , . Guilford Aug. 31, two weeks; Dec 14, two weeks. " Granville Sept. 14, two weeks; Nov. 30, two weeks. i. Alamance September 28, one week. ; Chatham October 5, two weeks. Durham October 19, two weeks. , SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGK MCKOY. .. Jones Aug. 17, one weekr Nov. 2, one week. Lenoir Aug. 24, two weeks; Nov. 16, two weeks. Duplin Sept. 7, one Week; Nov. 80, twb weeks. . . Pender September 14, one week. i New Hanover Sept 28, two weeks, for ci- vil causes. . : J Carteret October 26, one week. - Onslow November 9, One week. Sampson October 12, two weeks; Decem ber 14, one week. ; SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MC RAE. s . Cumberland July 27, one week; Nov. 9, one week, for criminal causes only; JNov. 16, two weeks, for civil causes. ...... Columbus August 3, one week. Moore Aug. 17, two weeks; Dec. 7, two weeks. Robeson Aug. 81, two weeks; Oct 12 two weeks. : Anson Sept 14, one week, for criminal causes; Nov. 30, one week, civu causes. Brunswick September 21, one week. i Richmond Sept 28, two weeks; Dec 21, one week. :.. , Bladen October 26, two weeks. EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE MONTGOMERY Iredell Aug. 10, two weeks; Nov. 9, two weeks. Rowan Aug. 24, two weeks; Nov. 423, two weeks. ' Davidson Sept 7, two weeks; Dec 7. one week. i Randolph September 21, two weeks, Montgomery uctoper o, two weeKS. s Stanly Nov. 19. twb weeks. i Cabarrus Nov. 2. one week, for criminal cases and non-jury civil cases. - , I KtNTH DISTRICT JUDGE GRAVES. ! Rockingham July 27, two weeks; Nov. 9. one week. . 1 Stokes Aug. 10, two weeks; Nov. 16, one . week. . . r ' " ; ; Surry Aug. 24. two weeks; Nov. 23, one week Alleghany September 7, one" week. Wilkea September 14, two weeKs. . Yadkin September 28, two weeks. - ; Davie October 12, two weeks. ,-t i Forsyth October 26,' two weeks.'; 1 .-k ' TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE AVXRY. Henderson July 20, three weeks. iHt Burke August 10, two weeks. u ' Ashe August 24. one week . "Vi K Watauga August si, one week. Caldwell September 7; one week; Mitchell September 14, two weeks. Yancey September 28, two weeks. ,V McDowell October 12, two weeks v ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE 8B3PP, Alexander July 2T, one week, f T Catawba Aueust 8. one week. , Cleveland Auenst 10. two weeks; Octo ber 26. one week. Mecklenburg August 31. three week S civil causes only. , Union September 21 two weeks. V f JjlUCOlU WlUUGi v, vuc nrani Gaston October 12, two weeks, fit Rutherford November 2, two weeks, Polk November 16, one week. ' i TWELFTH DISTBICT-JUDGK GTJDGBR. Madison August 3, two weeks; November 23 two weeks: civil causes. Buncombe August 17. three weeks; De- cember ,7. two weeks. 1 1 Transylvania September 7, one week, xiay woou ocpiicmuci x-x, i u wotmi; Jackson September 28; one weektj 1.1 1 1 umm.ah.mmm n vwrA maaira ' Maccn October 0, one. week. -, , t Clay October 12, one week. o. Unerokee Uctober ia; two eeKS Graham November 2, one week. ' Swain November 9r two weeks BOSTON POST. J THE 'OLD, INVINCIBLE AND THOKOUGHXiX The clean Pamllv Newsnarjer of Massachusetts, nnntainins the most complete news of any paper in New xngiana. mv,a Rmtnn Tts.l1v Tn(rh la nRrtfldallv nnted fox in iiaKl. rnm -m a w1 o 1 arA TMTlftnfllaf jfan.ttrrea.-i ftbO 1 UU.UW vwjni.iiw.yMM . ; i it f tiu i i DTTRcm?rPTnr-!ff watti!S.U iUU. Dixlt One Year, 9; Six Months, fiBO; to ad-f j wmreLT PRrDATs $1.00 per Year in advance: 'Six Copies for $5. 0tti;' VJ:l-u.Ti ! or mora to one address wid be furnisnea as follows i mn v unaf mt: CD no nor vaur tat nervr: Ten AAniM fnr Vi SO Anp.h. in advance. - WEEKLY POST at fLOO per year-per copy. in Clubs of Tive ortnere, one popywul pe give to tne organizer 01 tne uud. un B 1 1 w T.T 3 : t f i ru-'-.!-? fan-. ; - i. t -"s ; a -- - - v-w GEO. F. HEKBKKX, Jfrop r., i;l 1.3 HUurItetSireewr r- CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS "ANDJgQ TTfR.-4T CLASS POOL TABLE. SHRIMPS-and DEVILED CRABS always on hand in season e6tf - ' 4 . iTake All in AIL -Z-Take all the Kidney and Liver i , . ; ;--.? . .. Medicines. Take all the Blood purifiers. ' 1 Take all the Dyspepsia and Indigestiou r -'- " ' . . cures. . i Take all the Ague, Fever and bilious . - . specifics. Take all the Great health restorers. ' In short, take all the best qualities of all tf tneseandtne best , , . 'Qualities of all the best , medicines in the world, and you will find that flop Bitters have tne Deal curative qualities and powers of all concentrated in them. A A l a " tTtnn VLTll 1 AllVA nrVkATt Ann r -.- - xLULl Uiav itucj vv r vuiu rruu (mjj vi all of these, singly or combined, ; Fail 11!! iV inorougu Witt W1U, glC -. pOBlUVO proof of this. r . , . ; ? Hardened liverl ?vH- i Five vears aco I broke down with kidney and liver complaint and rheumatism. . Since then 1 have peen unable to be about at all. My liver became hard like wood; my ; limbs were . punea up ana unea wuu water. - '"; "' - ' r All the best physiciana agreed that noth ing would cure me. . I resolved to try Hop Bitters; I have -used seven bottles; tne hardness has all' gone from my liver, the swelling from my limbs, and it has worked a miracle in my case; otherwise I would have been now in my grave. J W, Moret; Buffalo, uct 1, loot Poverty and Snffering. I was draeeed down with debt poverty and suffering for years, caused by a sick family and larare bills for doctorintr. -. ' . 1 was completely aiscourageo. unm one year ago. by the advice of mv pastor. I oommenced using Hop Bitters, and in one month we were all well, and none of us have seen a sick day since, and I want to sav to all noor men. von can keep your families well a year with Hop Bitters for less man one doctors visit win cost. 1 Know it.' s-Tti -iJ.-.-i : A WOBKOtSIfAa. v 'None ffennlne without a bunch of green Hops on the white labeL Shun all the vile, poi sonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in tneir name. July 0 D&Wlm tu th sat oh m. . tocAnrm T h erf1 p r n i n g St ar PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY StttaiBtion Rates In Aflyance. DALLY STAR, One Year, postage paid ,. . .$7 00 .. 4 00 .. 2 00 .10 . 75 " SIxMonths.' " " .... Three Months" " .... :-' Two Months, " " One Month " " WESEXY STAR, One Year, postage paid. .$1 60 . 1 00 50 " . ' Six Months, " " . " " Three Months " " ., 4 N0TICE8 OP THE PRESS : The Stab Is decidedly one of the best papers in the State, as bright and newsy as ever. Long life to it. 8cuen 2Yeg. ,. The Wilxnlncrton Stab has entered on its twelfth yearas good a paper as any people snouia wane Charlotte Democrat. The Wilmington Stab has entered on ts twelfth year. As a daily journal 01 news it stands -up head." Concord Stouter The Wilmington Stab has entered Its twenty- Ofth volume. There is no better paper puousned In )be state. Ltnotr jvjhc. The Wilmington Stab has entered upon its thir teenth year. It is one of the best papers In the States- Warrenlon Qazetu. , The Wilmington Stab has entered its thirteenth year. It has become one 01 tne leading papers.oi the Souths Oxford TorcWqht. Th a WUminirton Stab Is not only one of the best edited Daoers m the State, but for freshness of news and tvoograDioal appearance cannot be beaten. wocxo uemorur. The WUmtaeton Stab is one of the very best pa pen in the South, in every department from typo up VO editorial auiuiy aim uuiepvuueuuc. tira ( va.) inaex-JLppeai. The Wilmiiiirton (N. C.) MOBHINe STAB Is a mod el newspaper. Indeed, we think we do not exag gerate its merna wnen we say n is wruej raecnlar) naDer published in the South. Richmond ( Va.) Beliaious Herald. Th wnminerton Stab has now entered upon its thirteenth year and twenty-fifth volume. One of the best conducted and edited papers tn the South and, as a North Carolinian, we are proud of it. Tarboro Soutierner. wo iiva t HTu becanae it ia thoroughly re- .n-nAA faovlaa. OTlfl OTk WAll HUH fthiV tuitAA . tibwhv- sntav. and in fact a perfect news paper. Long may tne stab iwuma.-jut. Airy Visitor. - Alt.honch at the head of the press in this State fn nil that. nuLkss a narer valuable to the reader. still it continues to improve. It is a Stab of the first masaitnde. Mav its lustre never wane. The Stab Is so well and favorably known la this seetion of the State, that we can say nothing pf Which Its thousands 01 readers ao not aireaav know. It is in every respect one of the best dai lies tn the South. jieoesoMon. Th a wnmiTicrtnn Stab has entered on its twelfth year. - It is a most excellent, newspaper, weu ed ited, a compendium or au tne news 01 we aay, and an nonor to its city, w nona vuu uu North (JaxoUna lournaiism. vnartoue votwver. Th At mtumtfioATit beaming Stab has completed Its twentv-eeoond volume.- It is one of the most H-niint. AvnrittA and marklliur dailies south of the Potomac The system in the get up of the pa per surpasses them aULTarboro Southerner. The Wllmhurton Stab is now taking the regular iiHnicrht. AaarmlAted Press renorta. and has be- thA unnnnt of its readme matter. Th.Hi An Axneuenc naner. lis DTOBDeniy us not surprisinff since it is so deserving. CharmU OOeener- The 7?m cannot say a word too good for the Wilmington Stab. It has Just reached one of its many birtndays. as a newspaper n is a laviTiwi wtth t.hA sfAtA mAflfi and ia aonsrht after bv the people. Long and prosperous fife to it fields- viue Timet ThA wnmincrtvn Stab, wb are nieased to notice. Btin continues on the high road to success. We esteem the Stab very highly, regarding it as one nt taa Trv best of our exchanges, and consider it the peer of any Journal published in the South. m fa -. Oiat oil the papers with the name of Star are such bright little Journals T The Wilming ton 0. C.) Stab, the Washington Star, the Pred- erloksburr Star, mew lora aiar, lur .ouuuyw. There must be Bomething In a name after all.- Bichmond t Va. male. mho xcMimintrtnn Rtab has entered unonits 12th volume, and we are pleased to notice still oontin ues on tne roaa o buooobb. o mwoiu u very highly, regarding it as one of the very best newspapers that oomes to this office. Its news . , r ...... t,11a- 4-Vio-n thnu "nf OOinmns are oiwajro iiKD auhd wuu. "Ti j any other of our exchanges, and its editorial de aortment Is conducted with much ability. JtVr- aanton juaae. TTn-ihiAin ita hflHrmiTifi. as was Inseparable from an enterprise begun amid the wreck of for tune that attended the collapse of tne Southern rvmftviAn the Stab haa steadUv "waxed" un til It now beams resplendent in the full glow of a constantly brightening prosperity. As a newtra ver it has few equals, and no superior, for appro priate seiectioii auu j iiuioiuuo iujiuviii we are proud to rank it among our most acoeptaC Die exCllangeBV jxiutouro fuxuruer. The wnmintrton Mobkiks Stab has entered up- .v. tMi nrnnrt.nnit.v tn onnfirratnlate it BDOn itS prosperity and deserved popularity, Theremark- aDie BUCOCbS Ul Uie oru ia uuo hi lis duiuv mvu- 44ml htiflinftss. The boast of the Stab (rightful ly too) Is that it always nas tne news, ana .ais 10 the first thing In Journalism. Otherwise the Pa- tvot' in All that the term of trood newspaper" im- fiUBS, anal us ooryet ui emirun tuiu royu sa vv horouffhly eduoated newspaper men. May the . . . ji . ttA ffl hAAitnv. moral lunuoiioo 01 tne dtak uoyor m ro- tarded, and may its genial enterprising proprie tor ATiiov many more happy years of usefulness. QWboroMmenaer. i, ry::v;i ThS lilaribn Star . r-rtTTHT'nt.DTiaT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED-IN X. the Pee Dee section, one of the wealthiest mr,A wnnat. nmarwrninii in the State, offers to Com- mlaalrtTl and Wholesale-Merchants and Manufac turers, and to those- who have adopted the plan mnnioation with a large and influential class of merchants, mechanics, planters and naval store A ba ini Ramniri. nxitHUHnLiucuiuiii vt uuur men. wnose patronage m worm wjuuiwuuu. fxv.- yertisemeniB hu susunw uuu uust wu vu uw- raA.terms, . .. . ta.t, Ootltf Marion 8. CL The Pamlico Enterprise i ktokswallh n. a ' It , A rsFlKST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER, published I A in the GRAIN REGION of the State. - RnrjAcriPtion ai.ou a year. . xeariv AQvernsinK rates One Square, $12; Two Squares, $18; Three (Squares. $24; Four Squares, $351 Quarter Column, $40: Half Oolamn, $60; One Column. $100. No de viation from above rates. . Address. ENTERPRISB. IvStf . 8tonewaU.M.a WHOLESALE PRICES. ' our quotations, it should be- understood, represent ''the wholesale prices - generally.: in making ap small orders higher prices have to be .charged. " - - . . . .: t ABTICLE3. PEicia. BAGK3LNQ Gunny . . . . 13 00 U Standard BACON North Carolina Hams, v S . ......... Shoulders, 9 Sides, choice'. 9 fi ' Wxstxbh Smoicsd Hams. ?.. . Sides, id. i. ....... . Shoulders. lo. Dbt Salted sides, 9 .... Shoulders. id .... . .... . . . . . BARBELS Spirits Turpentine, second liana, eacn New New York, each........ NewCitv. each .......... BEESWAX"? lt...... & muuajs wumington, v a.... , Northern., i.. BUTTER -North Carolina, 9 Northern. 7, CANDLES V 18 DO 12 & 10 3 18 11' 72V6a Tauow.. Adamantine .... ......... CHEESE Kt-North'nPact'y Dairy, Cream.... ............ State ..... , , COFFEE?? lb Java . Laguyra ... . ...... . 1 . - RtO ........ - A mmmlm mi m at, 1 CORN MaAL V bush., In sacks, .. Virginia Meal.... r...' COTTON TIES bundle.... .. 1 DOMESTICS Sheeting, 4-4, V yd . , 7-a, oo a 10 xarns, Dunca.... -. -- BGK3S doseh... ......i - PISH MackoreL No. 1. bbl... 16 00 Mackerel, o. 1, V nan ddi.. oo Mackerel, No. 2, bbl. ..... 8. 60 Maokerel, No. 2, f half bbl. 0 00 Maokerel, No. 3, bbl 4 25 Mullets, bbl 6 00 Mullets, Pork bbls. ; 11 00 N. C. Roe Herring, V keg... 8 0C DrvCod. fi S FLOUR bbl Super .-. .... 4 25 Extra & to Family 6 25 City Mffla Super. 4 00 " Family 4 50 GLUE , 10 GRAIN ft busheL Corn,8tore,Dags,prrme,wmie Corn, cargo, In bulk, " Corn, cargo, in bags, " Corn, cargo, mixeu. In bags Oats, from store Cow Peas. 72a 63 67 HIDES p B Green Dry HAY 9100 Sks Eastern western ., North River." HOOP IRON lb........ . LARD V lb Northern North Carolina... LIME S barrel LUMBER City Sawed V M ft Ship stun, resawed. . . RonehEdze Plank... 18 00 15 00 IS 00 20 00 16 00 18 00 22 00 15 00 West India Cargoes, accord in? to aualitY .- Dressed Flooring, seasoned. 18 00 scantling and Jsoaraa.oom n ix w MOLASSES $ gallon New Crop Cuba, in hnas.... zt " n " in bbls.... 26 Porto Rico, in hhds 28 " " in bbls 30 Sugar House, in hhds 00 " In bbls 00 fl up, u wia. ........... NAILS 9 keg Cut lOd basis .. 00 OILS gallon Kerosene.... 12 Lata iv Linseed 90 Rosin 15 Tar 00 Deck and Spar 00 POULTRY Chickens,live,grown 26 Hpnng.. JK Turkeys 00 PEANUTS 9 bushel 22 lbs.... 45 POTATOES 9 bushel Sweet.. 50 Irish, oer barrel, new i PORK 9 barrel City Mess..,. 1 prime . i Rump RICE Carolina, 9 1 Kougn, y ousuei (upianu.. Do. do (Lowland) RAGS 9 ft Country city 1 14tt 80 80 00 00 66 5 5 ROPE 9 B SALT 9 salt Alum uverpooi Lisbon American SUGAR Granulated Standard A... White Ex C Ex C, Golden C Yellow... SOAP 9 ft Northern SHINGLES 9 M Contract Common Cypress Saps Cypress Hearts STAVES 9 M W O Barrel .... BO Hogshead i TALLOW 9 ft TIMBER 9 M feet Ext Heart (1st class yeiiow jnnej Prime ship's, lstclass heart. Extra Mill, good heart Mill Prime Common Mill Inferior to Ordinary WOOL 9 ft Washed Unwashed Bnrrv WHISKEY 9 gallon Northern nortn Carolina W1L3IINGTON ElONKY RKARKET, Exchange (sight) on New York H discount Baltimore H Boston H Philadelphia S Western Cities.. H Exchanire. 80 days. 1 9 eent Bank of New Hanover Stock. First National Bank Stock. Navassa Guano Company Stock North Carolina Bonds Old Ex-Coupons. . . 108 90 140 28 10 10 83 4 118 106 106 100 100 100 1 not 83'. 50: 120; irunaing, lHtsa ; Funding, 1868 New 4s " Special Tax W Jk WRR Bonds, 7 9o (Gold Interest) . . . Carolina Central RR Bonds, 6o... Wilmington, Col. A Augusta R R Bonds. . Wilmington City Bonds (new) 6 9o " e9o... New Hanover County Bonds, 6 9o Wilmington a weiaon k a hiooiv North Carolina R R Stock Wilmington Gas Light Company Stock... Wilmington Cotton Mills Stock Bank of New Hanover. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000 $300,000 $50,000 Cash Capital paid in, Surplus Fund, DIRECTORS W. L GORE, G. W. WILLIAMS, DONALD MacRAE, H. VOLLEBS, R. R. BRIOGERS, J. W. ATKINSON. C. M. STEDMAN, ISAAC BATES, j JAS.A. LEAS, F. RHK1NSTK1N, E. B. BORDEN, "ISAAC BATES, President ', t ! G. W. WILLIAMS, Vice President 8. D. WALLACE. Cashier i au20tf MERCHANTS, BANKERS & MANUFACTURERS . ; SHOULD READ - . B R A DS T R E ET S , A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF TRADE, FINANCE, AND PUBLIC ECONOMY. . B Sixteen Pages every Saturday. Oftentimes Twen ty Pages. Sometimes Twenty-four Pages. 3FTVE DOLLARS A YEAR; The foremost purpose of Bbapstbxxt's is to be of practical service to business men. Its special trade and Industrial reports: Its weekly epitome of bankruptcies throughout the United States and Canada, and the summaries of assets and li abilities, are alone worth the subscription price; its synopses of recent legal decisions are exceed mtriv vaiuapie. as commercial transactions, m the wider sense, are coming to be more and more nnndncted on a statistical basis, the information contained in Bbapstbxxt's Is of the first impor tance both to producers and middlemen. The Trade and Agricultural Situation through ' ont the United States and Canada is reported bv Telegraph to Bbabstbxbt's up to th? tjour of publication. ( ;i; ;,; : F. SINGLE COPIES, TEN CENTS."'1 THE BRAOSTREET CO., , 279, 281, 288 Bboapwat, deo24tf ....... NEW YORK Crry; : mi . n' : .. ine itooesoman. 1 Published every Wednesday In Lnmberton, N. c; : By ww. ncD-ARMro,; A HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND THE larcreat advertising natronaee of any paper In the State. It now hafe over eight hundred sub anrthem in Rnhennn eountv alone, besides a gen eral circulation in the counties of Moore, Cum- tterland -H Aden. COlumPUS. iuonmona, aau m the adloinlnir counties. Marion, Marlboro and Darlington, in South Carolina. Jan 4 a Wibnington & Weldon ';r:''Aailt6acaCb:", Condensed Schedule; TRAINS -GOING SOUTH. ;m- " ' 1 " in,, ii I w ,i n . , Dated August 2, 1885. No. 48, Daily No. 40, Dally : l! r;- " "'- , '- . Leave Weldon h 8.15 P. M, I , 5 S3 P. M. Arrive Rocky Mount.. . 8.88 P. M. .... AriIveTarboro...,.... 4.55P.M. J...... ...... Leave Tarboro 115P. M. ....'.:....... Leave W ilson . 4.05 P. M. 6.56 P. M. Arrive fooldsboro..?... 4.54 P.M. 7.86 P. M-- Leave Waraw;. 5.64P.M. Leave Burgaw 7.10P.M. ..... .....L.".J Arrive Wilmington .... 7.6i)P.M. 9.55P.M. rt ' ; TRATNg GOING NORTH. ' A Na 47, Dafly No. 4S, Daily Leave Wilmington 9.27 A.M. 8.t8 P. M." Leave Burgaw '.10.13 A. M. 9.50 P. M. Leave Warsaw......... 11.17 A. M, 11.03 P.M. Arrive Goldsboro. . 12.16 P.M. 12.04 A. M. Leave Wilson ... ...... 1.04P. M. 13.53 A. M. Arrive Rooky Mount. .. 1.87 P.M. 1.27 A.M. Arrive Tarboro ........ I 4.55P.M. Leave Tarboro 4 ... 1 11 .50 A. M. Arrive Weldon. I 8.05 P.M. 2.45 A. M. Train1 on Scotland Keck Branch Road Iaavaa Halifax for Scotland Neck at 8.00 P. M. Return ing, leaves Scotland Neck at 9. SO A. M. daily. , iTain jmo. s ortn wui stop at ail stations, i Train No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson. Goldsboro and Magnolia. . : j j., .Train No. 47 makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay Line. : - Trains make close connection for all points North via Richmond and Washington. - . All trains run solid between Wilmington and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. s" ,?A ? . .. JOHN F. DIVTNE, . General finnt. T. M. EMERSON, GenT Passenger Agent : i COL'MBIA & AUGUSTA Railroad Cb; Condensed Schedule. ' TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Dated August 2, 1885. No.' 48, Dally Nol 40, Dally Leave Wilmington 8.20 P. M. 10.10 P. M. Leave L. Waocamaw .. 0.42 P. M. 11 .17 P. M. Leave Marion 11.86 P. M. 12.40 A. M. Arrive Florence. ....... 12.25 P. M. 1 .15 A. M Arrive Sumter 4.84 A.M. 4 84 A.M. Arrive Columbia : 6.40 A. M. 6.40 A. M. TRAINS GOING NORTH. ' ' No. 43, Dally No. 47, Daily Leave Columbia 9.55 P. M. Arrive Sumter 11.55 P. M. Leave Florence: 4.30 P. M. 5.07 A. M Leave Marion 6.14 P. M. 5.53 A.M.- Leave L. Waccamaw .'. 7.14 P. M. 7.44 A. M, Arrive Wilmington. ... 8 83 P.M. 9.07 A.M. Train No. 43 stops at all Stations. Nos. 48 and 47 stop only at Brinklev's. Whltes- vuie, iaxe waccamaw, fair Bluff, Nichols, Ma rion, pee nee. Florence. Tunmonsvllle. Lynch burg, Mayesvllle, bumter, Wedgefield, Camden Junction and Eastover. Passengers for Columbia and all points on C. G. R.R., C..C. & A. R.R. Stations, Aiken Junction, and all points beyond, should take No. 40 Night Express. P oilman Sleeper for Augusta on this train. Pullman Sleepers for Savannah on Train 48. All trains run . solid between Charleston and Wilmington. JOHN F. DIVTNE, Gen'l Supt T. M. EMERSON, Genl Passenger Agent au4tf CAROLINA CENTM RAILROAD GO. Omoi or SPTXBrjrrxirnxHT, I Wilmington, N. C, June 7. 1885. J Change of Schedule. rN AND AFTER" 'JUNE 7, '1885, THE FOL- lowimr Schedule will be operated on this Railroad: . PASSENGER, MAIL AND 7 EXPRESS TRAIN: DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS. 1 Leave Wilmington at 7.45 P. M. No. 1. Leave Raleigh at 7.85 P. M. -1 Arrive at Charlotte at.... 0.50 A. M. 1 Leave Charlotte at.... ...... ...9.00 P. M. No. 2. J-Arrive at Raleigh at 9.00 A. M. 1 Arrive at wumington at... . ....8.00 A. JL. Passenger Trains stop at regular stations only. and Points designated in the Company 's Time Table. SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL. XX- Daily except Sundays. . i uwiu juas:t.Jiuo. ............. 40. S f A li.. .1 Sh.lhv 6.15 P. X. 95 P. M. 9.30 A.M. , r' ' 111U .U WUWWJ .............1 - i T ak.1V. ynn t IU( oiidiuj .12.50 P. M. Trains No.-1 and 2 make close connection at Hamlet with B. & A. Trains to and from Raleigh. Tnrough Sleeping cars between Wilmington and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte. Take Train No. 1 for statesville. Stations West ern N. C. R. B.. AshvlUe and points West. Also, for Spartanburg. Greenville. Athens. At lanta and all points southwest.- ,JUU JUrtJkB, Superintendent F. W. CLARK, General Passenger Agent, Je7tf Cap Fear & TadMn Valley R. R. Co. CONDENSED TIME TABLE NO. 1 TO TAKE KJ effect at 8 A. M., Monday. June 22, 1885. TRAIN NORTH. ; . . Arrive. Leave. BennettsvUle..:...: 8.00a.m. Shoe Heel 9.30 a. m. '9.50 Fayetteville. 12.15 p.m. 1.00 p. m. Banxora a.uu , a.io Ore HU1...... 4.85 4.80 Liberty...'. 5.25 5.80 Greensboro 6.45 ; Dinner at Fayetteville. TRAIN SOUTH. .Arrive. Leave. 1 Greensboro .... L ..... . Liberty 9 50 a.m. . 11.00 a.m. . 11.6S 11.05 ; 12.00 ore mu Sanford. ...... ...... Fayetteville Shoe Heel............ 1.40 p.m. 4.00 6.40 ............ 6.25 - BennettsvUle : 8.15 , Dinner at Sanford. ' JNO.M. je 23 tf TmOU Ai.l Oaah A ' 1 lUPOETANT ! A NEW AND" VALUABLE DEVICE ! s - A PATENT frr; W ater . Closet Seat ! FOB THE - .. , . . CURE OF HEMORRHOIDS, (Commonly called , -rALosss") internal or internal, and PROLAPSUS ANL for Chil dren or Adults, NO MEDICINE OR SURGICAL :OPERATION ' -NECESSARY, -: ' I have invented a SIMPLE WATER CLOSET SEAT, for the cure of the above troublesome and paliful malady, which I confidently place Deiore tnepuone asa - - - - - SURE REUEF AND CURE X ; J It nas oeen indorsed by the leading resident Physicians in North Carolina. Is now bemg test ed in the Hospitals of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, ana we are smihwo uwou will be satisfactory, as it has never failed else where:1 You can write to any of tne mysicians or prominent citizens in Edgeoombe OOm N. C. 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Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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