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5 -: ?rr;
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fOR COUGHS AND CROUP US5
.t mm. as fathered from a tree of the ana name. i
Hiiir aloM tl msI1 rtre" "e 8eo0ra State, T:
T.IM a stimolatlns expectorant principle that ktoseua .
Snhle"m prodociag the early morning eoaga. and Uian- :
. thchili to thmw off the false membrane in cronp aa4 ,
Uin-cott!th. When combined iritli the healin mod
TrfSuJ principle In the raoUeln plant of tti old Mda. pre-
ZZaa Taylor's Ch0 Bihxdt 0 StmQM ilro -u",.zti
the finest known remedy ftr Coogha, Croup,
iSioi'nr-Coash and Consomptioa; and palatable, any!; .J
STCnieased to take It. Ask Tom-drajnrtat for It. Price." r
el inii fiYy AX TERaTtAYIOB, Atlanta. GaT -
"T" 1)B BlfiGERS- HUCKLEBERRY CORDIAL Sw
p;rh'.'DysentcrT and Children Teething. For take
ffiy 1517 too nrml . '
Did you Sup-" :
pose Mustang Liniment only-good
for horses ? It is' for inflamma-.
tion of all flesh. -. - v :. -
feb 1 D&W
gututh
arm chm
A Clear Skin
is only a part; ofi beauty ; ;
but it is a part. ,. Every lady :
may have it; at least, what f
looks like it. Magnolia'
Balm both freshens . and
beautifies. - ! ' "
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feblDiW
sututh
nnn ' ch m
Hot Springs at Tour Door.
y&tptinzs Physicians nse in their own Cases
and Prescribe for Others .- - . .
Buffalo Lithia i Water
in ' " : . ;
SsiUT, RHEUMATISM, AND DISEASES GENE
KALLT OP URIC ACID DIATHESIS4 '
DR. JAMES L, CABELL,' ' - '
Professor of Physiology and Surgery In the Med
ical department of the University of Virginia
wid President of t le National Board of Health,
and former Eesident Physician, Hot Springs
Firguua. 2 --.1 .
'The water of Spring No. 8 eontaina in nota
ble quantities two of the Alkalies, which are ac
credited as extremely valuable in the treatment
of Gout, Lithiasia, and Liver Affections. I refer
to the Carbonates of Potash and Litkia. It is now
web known that both of these alkaline carbon
ates have an ascertained value in eases of . Uric
Add Diathesis connected with Grand, and m cases
of C hronic Gout, because of their affinity for Vrie
A&i, and the great solubility of the salts which
are formed by their union with that acid." v .
DR. ALQEHNON S.GABNXTT,
nrjeon (Retired) U. S. Navy, Eesident Phyalelan
Eot barings, Ark. ,
"s'TesTterlftTioelii i the" nsa'of Bnffalo Lithla
ater is limited to the treatment of Gout, Rheu
matism, and that hybrid 'disease 'Rheumatic
Oont' ;so called), which is in contradistinction to
the Rheumatoid Arthritis of Garrod. -
, "I have had excellent results from this Water in.
tuese affections, both In my own person asa u.
the treatment of patients for "Whom I have pre
scribed it Of oocrae iq remed'al agent Is Its
pr2-sL .-. - lies and their sorvent property.
" it-, prophylactic as well as a reme
45 trsj . Ooiio and fcrmiae CalcolL wrsu
1 W, B. TOWLES t -
" ''r " SDcicty of Virginia, Resident
.. ; ..w i,:.: flings, Vi,;--
w,elLno hesitaiicy whateyer hi sayuig that in
H t noenmatic Gout, Shemnatism, Stone in
I?fJ Pladder. and all diseases of Uric Acid Dia
iSt rIS7 of no remedy at all comparable to
ci?i4a Water Sprinir Nd. 8. In asinglo
SfSnshts Disease of the Kidneys Xwifr
n72P marked beneficial results from its
hr?nM ifrom lts action in this particular ease, I
gon-d have great confidence in it in this die-.
DS. T. B. BUCHANAN, ' : ; ,
Kssident Physician, Hot SprtogsVUrkT S;
tortSvr!1? fiT? cases Buffalo Lithia Water,'
Sf No.2, I have made use of this Water for
tieBte?tmJ0Fn case? and prescribed it f or pa
Kllarly,snfferin with the most decided
2. ,tes' I take pleasure in advlain
aty patients to theseru w.
fcDBft of one dozen half gallon bottles
sr,0886 at tho Springs. , ., .. i 1
Wamphietmaifed to any address, n7
.S5stn5 fodQreen' -Wlww the Sprta
algoSs
Bank of New Hanover;
Aataorized Capital, -
Capital paid in,
8irpha Fund, - -
S1,00$000
- S50.000
DIRECTORS : f ?r
t QOEE, C.JC8T1UN
W. WTLLIAMS, ISAAC BATES, f
5ALD MacRAB, JAS. 1
51 R. S3ID6EES, g, B B0Bli7
J W. ATKINSON. ;"- . .
fflAAC BATES, President, C-j
W. wtlliams. vice PrwMeni
8. D. WALLACE, Cashier.
son Sc Hanning's
'Esuraneellooing, -
N-113 NOHTH WATER STREET,
Karing ana Lift ' nmmi5iiP '
ii0Pttal Represented Over 100lbcV
Yroclamation; ;f
'&J c?, ATTHIS SEASON OT
Waese
Wready and wilt
Atkin
The Alorning-Star
AJJVAWCBD TnoiIGnT.
-i
Meatt 4?? tlieTe In thedeyU now :
AS their ftH0T0-'l-.O.r trJ An.i t--
rney ve forced ihe-door of the broadest
creea - -.-
To let ; his JW&jesty tbtoush.' s-
There wnt a print of hfs 3oven feet, '
- Or a fiery dart frona- fcis bow, f
To be found in earth2 eft air to day.
ui uo wunu nag yraea so.i i .
But who is it mixes Jhe fatal draught S v ;
r That DalsiRA hpTart Airtf lri'n w ; : -
And loads the bier of each passing vear '
t'. " .t:u uunurca vwaaa stein t
Vho blfghte the bloonr of he ktid to-day.y
I With the fiery breath ef hell I ,v ; .
It the devil isn't, aad neverwam'
nyu. bjiomeooayise fu.r4.mr ? . , - -
Who doe the step of the toiling eaint
Who digs the jit "for his feel ? i ?-f
jWho sows the taifes U the fields of time'
ejyerwra sows ItfsjphejMfcJr ;
The deyii is voted nof to He, ? t. " r
- And of course lbe iuinfetrae5
uui wuu w uoidz meKina 01 work: - - .
mo uovu aione can ao 7 t .
jy say he, does not 0 around
rike9 a roaring linti nnw - ' t-
But who shalire hpldf res'ponsible . . 7-
ror .neeveriasung row
To be heard in iiome, and; Church, and
To the earth's remotput hound -
If the devil, by a unanimous yote, ' '
1 nownere to tie found 1 ;
JWoiWmeDodyicbme'to' tiroaVfortlT-:
- a 3 1 r - r- .
How the frauds and crimes of a single day
opnng upr..we want to snow.' , !
,The deyil is voted not to be, ,
f - 00 01 course the devil s gone ; : -: - "
But 8imDl8 neorjle wonM litfp. tnlrnrtw -.- -
; . Who carries his business on. - . ,
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
The devil, probablj, keeps pret
ty close at the heels of a political parson.
PMl. Record. 1 W-r -Viy----a; "
f"; If man hasn't enough religion
save his soul with. Sam Jones. ' " ' .
Iva seen men not afraid to die,
but 1 never saw a man that was not afraid
of the Judgment of God. Sam Jonea;t
I V-tr Sam Jones' - tent is on its way
to Augusta, ua., and preparations are ma
kin? to receive and entertain 5,000 people
at the national holiness convention, begin
ning Oct 3, ana lasting ten days. ' s
1- - 1 tfri wvi aali m- 1 rt- -f Vl a -4 1 V -. i o t
church, at Jonesboio, Ga.rStili.- contiuues.
On Sunday"" thirty-seven Arsons were re
ceived into the fellowship of the church.
Small has been ; invited tu ai l n the
ineeUngH r!f--:it rtlih'A :
i is related of a Litchfield Epis
copalian that:. his - admirationr- for Bisbop
Williams i8o gret that he often. drives SO
miles to hear him in this vicinity: But the
last time he had the chance he did not im
prove it, Baying that every time the Bishop a
text had been the same, :. "What is that to
thee ? - Follow thous me " Waterbury
?f- The condemnation of Bishop
.Watson seems to us judicious and timely, '
Congregational singing, which is an im
portant part of divine, worship, is an abso
lute custom in the churches of the diocese
pf - Eastern Carolina. It has become so
much the custom to exclude the. congrega
tion from the hymnal -worship that -we
would almost favor the exclusion of the
church, organ. iftisaMA CUy Economist. :
, Probably nothing adds so much
to our bitterness of grief over those -who
bave gone away from us into the lifede
Vond .as the recollection that we havedfpoi
ken hard words and ' dealt , severely fw ith
them when we might have been forbearing
and tender and helpful. We hear others
eay that it is all the same to them now, for.
our hearts refuse to accept so unworthy an
attempt at justification. &rtrd Advocate.
$ Should not the theological
taining of today be revised! Various
reasons demand it. Much of tfcls training
in n nt Inn nRpfnT. ' Some rr ' r.(t per-
tot ger-
xnane, to ministerial work.'
13, in inost instances, speci,.
generaL Much of his prep; r
prepare; In other departr
tion it is a time of Dew
minieter
ire, not
'oesuCt.
fda ca
llow much naa theological training ciianuJ in a
quarter of a century? JDr.' Fotter. cf New
York. ; jSlh-;:::ZC'-,
f - I heard Sam Jones speak seven
times during: the meeting at Plattsburg
Springs. -He strikes from the gospel harp
strangely new andfwonderfnJlypowerfal
music. He made - the preachers cry and
Say amen and resolve to do better;-; 1 used
to go to every circus that came along. But
all the clowns together never made me
laugh as much aa Sam Jones did. And
I've heard some good preaching in my life
But the preaching of Sam Jones made me
weep more than any - other preaching.
Rev. N. R. Pittman in:JRaleigh Recorder.
V'-
Spmts Turpentine
' . Wadesboro Times: The Anson
Institute is now " flourishing .With about 90
scholars.- Mr. Solomon Jones, near
Pee Dee, lost his barn of tobacco some'
days ago by fire. " : " - - , .
- New Berne Journal: Mr. John
Thorpe, of Riverdale, reports that his wife
hilled a large rattlesnake in his yard a few
days ago. - We predicKthat -within
twenty years from now. the entire trade in
fertilizers in North' Carolina will be in the
hands of land-owners of the alluvial section
of our State. ' -' . ;. .'
' Chadbourn Zlmes: We congrat
ulate our Fair Bluff friends upon the pros
pect of having a nice Academy at an early
day. The building has: been let to Mr. L.
M. Powell. Mr. a Powell is at
Abotteburg, N. O He writes us that he is
studying the French language preparatory
to-going as a missionary to Algeria.' -
: ' Charlotte Democrat: From the,
first of September to Thursday, the 24th,
there were 2,624 bales of cotton sold in this
market, being 1'669 bales more than for the
same time last last year. -The new iron
fence around the court house is a gbodpiece
pf work. The fence Is high enough and
Substantial. . It , was made at Capt John
Wilkes's foundry in this cityr . . ; :.
!" Greensboro Workman: ', Gov.
Scales has commuted the death sentence of
Abram Hensley, Madison county, for mur-
der, to Imprisonment for iif ev upon;the re
commendation of tho Judge, solicitor and
many prominent citizens. -Revv D.
A. Highfill, pastotlof the Cedar Falls cir
cuit, writes that a powerful revival mee
ingis now in progress at - Worthville and
that up to the present time forty-seven
have professed conversion and thirty-seven
have been added to the membership. - ' .
I RaleighXiw-Oftwer' Last
evening Sam Strickland, colored ."was
brought here from ' Mark's Oreek township
by Mr. John Earp andputin jail, Strick
land Wednesday morning shot, at his
brotber-in law, Willis Moutagnei with ia
Tifle, but did not hit him. It was the re
sult of a f aimly qoarrelf i-rr- ThetGov;
ernor has appointed Mr. Jr Wr Cooper;
State Senator from Cherokee, a member of
th Board of Directors of the Penitentiary,
vice Hon.'; James Ii Jidblnscm, resigned.
7' Application was made and granted for
the placing of .two memorial tablets In Me--
uionai nail. One at thRHP wili hft ' of trw i
late CoLJohn EL .Wheeler ther historian,
upon application of, his son. MaJ.; Wood
bury, Wheeler , The other is of Hon;
..Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the" Interior
under Buchanan.,. This application is made
by Mrs.- Thompson Mr, i Thompson died
at Memphis, Tennessee, a short time ago.
He was once a member: of . the faculty of
the University . J ':
j Chadbourn Times: Mrt J, R. Ken- J
- 1 M ..... . - - mm. .JTil
jey, uenerai Duperinienuent - or ITanspor
tation of the division of the Atlantio Coast
Line between Richmond and .Charleston,
was In our town olast. Saturday. Mr
Kenly is said to be one of the most efficient
railroadmen m the South. He is prudent,
energetic and alive to everything of mutu
al Interest to the people and the Company
He seeks to 'build up the country, accom-
mod atfl ! ftTtd hpnpflt th -TWivrxla " ao -molt tit,
build up the road: ';He?has made a lasting 1
impression nere. ... v ,
i Raleigh,rTOtV50VIr.. C.VB.
Fowler died at his, residence . in this city
last, evening, Aged about 35 or 40 years.
Mr.Towler was born and raised in our ciry.
University have "decided to erect 'a new
j uuuiug uKMWiauMY.i. Xlio pro-
tracted meetings at the Edenton Street Me
thodist iclrre-growing interest They
are wdl attended and much feeling Is being
manifested.- TheL total - number of
pension applications thus far filed with the
Auditor is. 4,206.-c Of c these 290 are of
Boldiers and X316 of , widow8j,;r 5 A die
patch was received here to-day announcing
the death of CoU JosephJSaundersv which
took' place in Pitt county Jast nicht. CoL
Saunders was a brother of CoL .iW. .1. I
oaunaers, secretary of State, who left the
city-yesterday ; afternoon to, attend his bed-,
side. The deceased : was.a gentlendau high
ly esteemed., for ,:his many qualities,;, and
was' a man of line business tacU He had
chargic : of the fineestates of, the late Wm.
Grimes," Esq., in that section, of the. State.
The cause of his death we learn was hem
orrhage fever. The remains will be in- .
terred at Scotland Neck to-morrow. . .
POLITICAL POJ NTS. - ;
The Convention has nominated
a strong ticket, though not ; a brilliant one.
iV, ReroMr lad. Rep
f - As between John Sherman and
the solid South, the 'public will incline to
the South. Milwaukee Journal, 'Rep. -- - ; -
t ,,-7, This is a . pretty .strbng ticket,
and the Democrats will have to do their
bestvin order to beat it. JV. F. Sun, Butler.
Organ. ....-:, , :. c:;:
t Juugwumpry seems to be infec
tious. All the leading German newspapers
in Ohio have joined the independent force?. -YSan
Francisco Examiner. '- .-
; " : The traitors who stol.o the Gov
ernment bonds, ships, fortresses, arms and
ammunition under ole Jimmy Buchanan
ali sneer at the bloody shirt issue. Clew.
land Leader. Rep. - . .; v
i - It is a - good many -years since
therV was so general an agreement among
all classes of Republicans about the merits
of a State ticket as there is ' about the one
nominated yesterday. Brooklyn Union,
Mug. :.. ;j'-;,v:j'---.
I The Republican '"State ticket is
remarkable for its uniform excellence.
Every man on it is not only unobjection
able, but has a positive fitness for the office
for which he is named.' N. 1 Y. Evening
Tost, Rep. ' r ;
AS GOOD AS IF THEY WERE
I . . V ' ' ." OLV. , . -,.;.:;.
Truth advertised for an. original proverb..
Many hundreds were sent in. Here are
some of the best: - - '-r:p' '
; A white lie often makes a black story. ; ;
- It's a poor musician who can't blow .his
Own trumpet. v ' ."s;
- He who would eat the egg must; first
break the shell. v ".1 ' -
' Every back has ita pack. ' " "
The man who wishes to continua believ-
ing in his friends should never pufthem to
the proof. : ;-" ' v-
I Tens and ink otit of reach avoid'many "a
breach. t 'e!.; ' ' -S' ' . - -
Look after your wife": never mind your
sel f , she'll look after you.. ."-,
1 The present is the child of the past and
the parent of the future."' " ' .: ,-.? -iitj.
The want of money is the root of much,
evil. "s'-nv,.i;,Jv; -;i-..;-.
Egotism is an alphabet with one letter; !
Better a line of sense than a page of non-
Mta luv6 women, omen love a man.
The surest road to honor is to d&scrve it.
; .OiiSy whisper ocanoa!,. and its echo is
heard by al;.,
i It's not the clock Uh the loudest tick
ha goes the beet. 7
I Sighs are poor things to fly with.
! Home is the rainbow of life.
They who live in a worry-invite death to
h
f When girls grow fond the men abscond.'.
JSO UTHEJZXf ITEMS? '
I . Southern fruit-dealers have been
visiting Mexico this year with a view to
bringing the fruits of Vera Cruz and other
Provinces into competition with those of.
California and the South.
Dr. Daggarj' an economical
member of the Legislature from Fannin
county, walks from his home to Atlanta, a
distance of eighty,, miles, and he is over 70
years old. Thotndston Oa.) Herald.
i Savannah, Ga. Sept. -23. J do.
Holmes, colored, was shot and killed by
Cliff Scott; a mulatto fisherman, hear Fa-'
rysburg, 8. C., about twenty miles above
Savannah on Sunday. The murder, re
sulted from a dispute about 'fifteen cents,
claimed to be due on a string of fish., Scott
escaped and is still 'fiX "Jarge--Special Dis
patch, to the News and Courier.
; PERSONAL.
I The Earl of Shaftesbury is dan
gerously ill. x
. Mme.1; Judio is a , passenger ' on
ihe St. Simon, due Friday. . , .
Sir Charles Dilke makes $25,000
a year out of the' London Athenaum. r
r Goldsmith' Maid is dead. She
had the honor at one time to be recognized
as the Queen of the turf.' She had a record
Of 2.14.
Some of Walt WBitman's ad-
mirers nave preseniea mm a norse ana
phaeton -Do they expect to fatten a horse
On "Leaves of Grass." - -
1 Vice . President" Hendricks'left
Washington'' Friday morning' for 'Atlantic
City, N. J. .where he will make a short stay
and then proceed to his home in Indiana.
ji -ecrejtary amar has been suffer
ing from an attack of influenza.-. The Pre-
sident is struggling with a severe- attack" of
1,inflooence.''r Much sympathy is felt for
both of ; the distinguished: sufferers. St.
Louis Pott-Dispatch -- .
TT. , . ' m mi ' '
"VA' iyf lag. Xadowment ,
fa" conferred upon that magnificent institu
tion, the humari system; iyUDr. CPierce's
MGoldettMediealDiscovery, that fortifies
it against the encroachments of disease, t It
is the great blood. Turifter and alterative
and as a. remedy vfor consumption, bron
chitis, and all diseasesjof a wasting nature,'
its influence is rapid, efficacious and per
manent. Sold everywhere. -
l "GHAKY." .
ed by MefcenaroMen. :
4:
f--.-,r.---r.. ,r- f.rfX'f
J Itis anotable fac that the people of, Atlanta
m4 elsewhere are begging Jo he JhorougbJy
convinced that worlthleworapounds become
rahaky" at all nW innovations,' while an honest
preparatioa never fears opposltijln. - We do not
propose to "wipe oat" others, as the field for op
eraUon Is large, and we accord to one and all the
same privileges we :ehjoy.--We are not so far
lost tor business principles as to denonnce any
remedy as a fraud, or imitation, or as containing
Vegetable poison, the effects of which are horri
ble to contemplate. 1 The' alarm need not be
i ". ..--'r.'v' --u '-' va,i . s ' :
pounded, for there la ample room for all declln-
ing antl-potash,p!ne-t6p slop-water eompounds.,
I IT one bottle of B. B. B.Ta more valuable" In ef
fects than half, adozan of an; other preparation
We wont get mad about ifc. ;K ten bottles of Br
B, B. cure a case of blood poison which others
paid not cure at all, it only proves that B. B. B.
is far die best mediclce. . . .;:
Jr. r; ' : ;. 20.000 BotUea
r ' i '5-:-- ;- -,.:? . , "'
pt B. B. B. have been sold to parties living inside
the corporation of Atlanta since it was started
two years ago! ., , . - r ,
Why this wondexfal sale of a new remedy in so
short a time with soOlttle adverttsmgf . '
: It most be confessed that It is because B. B.B,
has proven Itself to possess inerlt to the cure of
blood, skin and kidney- diseases. Hundreds of
home certlftcates attest the fact of our olalm
that in Atlanta and many other points B. B. B.
is "on top," and will stay there. Many persona
desire to know how the BT B. B. acts on the sys
tem. By entering the circulation It modifies the
vitiated blood globules, inoreases the red cor
puscles, antagonizes all. poison, vitalizes and re
generates the flagging; forces, furnishes the pab
ulum for rich new blood, eliminates aU poison
through the secretions, and Increases the appe
tite, while, by its wonderful action upon the
pores of the skin, the kidneys, liver and glandu
lar system, all effete and impure matter is speed
lly conducted from the body, leaving the blood
pure, fresh and healthy. ' -'
i By Its magical alterative powers, B. B. B. un
loads the blood of all -Impurity unlocks the
liver, arouses air secretions, restoi 09 nature to
its normal condiUor; unolouds the troubled
brain, ' clears and -beautifies the complexion
cheers the despondent, strengthens the feeble,
calms the disturbed nerves, and induces 'quiet
and peaceful slumbers. It has been In use over
twentyfive years as a private prescription in
the South. ' '' -
' It Is no far-fetohed, foreign found or dream
discovered subterranean: wonder," but is a soien
tlflo and happy combination of recognized vege
table blood poison agents, effected after many,
years of constant use yad experiment in the
treatment of thonsandsof some of .the most ap
palling cases "Of scrofulous, eyphllitlo and cu
taneons blood polsdns ever known In the State,
resulting Incomplete and unparalleled cures of
prononnoed Incosable oases: ' .-- v
Send to Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga., for a
copy of their Book of Wonders.rrj filled with
Information about BJood and Skin Diseases, Kid
ney Complaints, Ac. ' ' ..-'"'.." -
TTABD'S WOES.
His Desperate Struggle and How it
T ; - ' " ----- S, . " '
1 . : ' Ended. ' "
I J ost . t wenty-even miles from Ithe classlo city
of Athens, Ga Is located the thriving little town
pf ICaxey's, the ireskenoe of Ifr Bobert Ward,
who has Just been released from a most perilous
prsdioament, the particulars of which- he has
consented to give to the public He writes as
follows: . . - . - .
MlXSfS, OOUTHOBPK Co., GA.,
' - - - July Sth, 1885.
For twelve or frnrteen yars I have Ibeen a
great sa2?rer from tx terjlblff form of blood
pc;son,wLica ran lute the secondary, and finally
it was pronounce?. tertiary form. My bead,
face aad 5am.l6.3r8 tocan.; SlKO?
corruption, -fcd. Snilly th9 diseas" cotn (t
eating away my skull bontd. I beam aor
ri&ly repulsive that for three years 1 Wo:u-;i7
refused to let people see me. . I used large quan
tities of most noted blood remedies and applied
to nearly all physiclansnear me, but my condi
tion continued to grow worse, and all said tha t -mast
surely die.' Xy bones became the seat of
excruciating aches and pains; my nights were
passed in misery: I was . reduced in flesh and
strength; my kidneys were terribly deranged,
and life became a burden to me. . .'
; 1 chanced to see an advertisement of B. B. B.,
and sent ons dollar to W. a Blrchmore & ' Co.,
merchants of our place, and they procured one
bottle for me. ' It was used with decided benefit,
and when eight or ten bottles had been used I
was pronounced sound and welL
Hundreds of soars can now be seen on me,
looking like a mas who had been burned and
then restored.., Xy case was well known In this
county, and for the benefit of others who maybe
similarly affected, I think it my duty to give the
facts to. the public, nod Ut extend my heartfelt
thanks for so valnable a "remedy. I have been
weUIover twelve months, and no return .of the
disease has occurred. ' s ROBERT WARD.
' - Maxbt's,-Ga4 July 1, 1885. We, the under
Blgnedfknow Mr. Robert Ward, and take pleas
ure In saying that the facts above stated by him
are .true, and that his was one of the worst cases
of Blood Poison ' we ever knew in our county,
and that be has been cured by the nse of B. B. B.
Botanic Blood Balm.'; ; ' " - V"
A. T, BaiaHTWEUft Merchant, '
'l r W. C. BmcHMOBi ifc Co Merchants.
J. H. BsieBTwxu, X.D. "
, . John T. Habt, .
. W. B. CAKFBKIA. . . ." -
7 -.
1 "r
I Atiakta, GAJuly 10,1885.-iWe are acquainted
With A. T.Brlghtweli and W. C.Bhohmore A Co
whose names appear above,' and take pleasure
to saying that they are gentlemen of undoubted
veracity and worthy of confidence In any asser
tion they may make." ' . . - . " -
HOWARD- CARTER,
. ' Wholesale Druggists, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold Everywhere, ' ' t
; BEITIARKS.
i If B. B. B. will cure such terrible cases as the
above, Is It not reasonable to suppose that any
and all cases of Blood Dlf eases can be cured?
We do not announce the cure of a man while he
Is at home groaning and suffering with the dis
ease, but all ; of our . certificates are words of
truth from thoserwho have been cored and can
look yod squarely in the face and say eo We
cure In a shorter ttmej with less money and less
mediolne than ever before known. ; C . Zj
1 We will mail our Book of Wonders,1, free to
anyone, filled with more astounding hoine evi
dence than ever before published. Call on your
drnggtet, or address : 7 f -r ; -
'-rr BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Qa. -'
jyl2D4Wly mm snC, '-,'
ft? 4 WHOLESALE PRICES. ;j
CBOut, qnotatloDs, it should be; understood,
represent thej wholesale'. ;Teesvigenerally'ln
making up email o rders higher prices hare to be
ehariced-:;;g:fit4;
BAGGING Gunny ;v?
Standard..........
00 il2
B AOON Knrth OttTWllna
-c: llama, flT fi '..;... ;
i v Shoulders, 9 1 ... S.
' r- Sides, choice, 10
WzsTHBri Smoked Earns. 1 ft jr.'i" ..UJ
Sides, V ft;.i.ii..v:.;i.:r"
Shoulders, 9 ft..;..'...--.Bj.
Dbt SairrxD Sides, 9'ft.Vfv ..v ? ri 6?
i- Shoulders, 9 v....:.b..;.tt-i''.&
15:
i tut
m
la
&
"?
?4iuutLiB pixiis 'inrponiine, . -.
Second Hand, each..'..v.;i- T.J fSO &
f. r New Now Yorfc, each , . 00 (j
15
t80
f" Kew City, each...;..... 00
BBBSWAX 9 ftt. &esti .W,'a.ii" iSS"
BRICKS Wltoihigton, 9 M.... v 8 00
- Northern. . ... . i. .-.t-, .w. . - 0 08
fcUTTEB -r-Korth Carolina, B ft. 00
' Korthern. ft...".'....... 20
& 900 .
& i 00 '
, 16
24 -
;4&r
CANDLES S.fc--Spernir .-' M 0
Tallow....... AM ; 12.
-Adamantino . . -00 t vc
CHEiSR ft-Horta'nB'aet'y . 19 o',:l
' Dairy, Creaax. ' 11. '12'-
--State-.. .v 'v'".''";-" S -O : 10,.;t
ft Java...........' 18 & "-- 28 v
- - Lagayras .1. :.;-......v - A 00 ' & ..t:
-Rio , wa 10
GOILN MULL 9 bush., In sacks, - TOg Sfaji
Vfrginia Xeal....,.,-, 77Ha i :80 , -COTTON
TlES S bundle.?....- 1 20 I 85 "
DOMESTICS Sheeting. 4-4, 9 7. r . V ?
- varns. Dunon. . w t . o
EGGS 9 dozen'..v..i.i."J:.w
FISH Mackerel, No. 1. 9 bbl...:: 00
Maokerei, No. 1. half bbl. 1 50,
TMackereli No. 8, bbl; -v 8 60
? Mackerel, No. 2, half , j 6 00
' Mackerel, No. 8, bbl...... 1 86 .'
t 'Mullets, 9 bbl............... 6 00
C KuUets,PorkbblB...: 11 00
, N.C. R06 Herring, 1? keg..." ;S 0C
i DrvCod. ft.,. y-
.12 so.;
O 8 50
V 00
7 0Q o
BOO'4
6 eo?
ta
&
& 12 00 ,
FLOUR bbl Super.
3 EO
4 00
: - ... 'Bxtra.'....
4 2S.n f-43M
- " Family
"' City MUfe Super .
"r ramuyr..v"'V
GRAIN W bnaheL
Corn,Btore,barB,prime, white
i : Corn, cargo, in bulk, . -I
, Corn, cargo, in bags, ' -
Corn, cargo, mixed, In bags
v- Oats, from store....'
Cow Peas.. . .-
H1DB3 9 ft Green. . . .
Dry
HAY 9 100 fts Eastern.......
Western . .
North River...... i.
HOOP IRON 9 ft- -
LARD 9 ft Northern.........
North Carolina
LIMBr 9 barrel -
UMBER City Sawed 9 M ft.
Ship Stuff, resawed.
, Itough Edge Plank. ... . .
West India Cargoes, accord
ing to quality....
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.
18 00
15 00
IS 00
20 00
16 00
18 00
22 00
15 00
13 00
Scantling and Boards.com'n 12 00
KOixAJSSBS 9 gauon .
. New Crop Cuba, lnhhds....
- n ' " to bbls ...
Porto Rico, in hhds
, " in bbls
Sugar House, In hhds . -. -
inbbla
Syrup, to bbls
NAILS 9 keg Cut. lOd basis..
OILS 9 gallon Kerosene ....
Lard
Linseed..
Rosin
Tar. .r.......
' Deck and Spar....
POULTRY Chickens, live.grown
" Spring:
- - Turkeys
24
26
28
30
00
00
22
00
12
10
90
15
00
00
26
15
o
o
'
26
80
SO
85
0O .
-20
85
325 13
1 4b
1 00-'
18
20
22
00
45
60
7 00
11 EO
. 00
a - mi
70
PiANUrS 9 bushel 32 lbs....
POTATOES 9 bushel Sweet..
Irish, per barrel, new........
PORK 9 barrel City Mess....
Prime iv
Iiunip. -. . . . . . . -. -
BICB-Carolina, ft...;..:....
Rough, 9 bushel OTpland).;
Do, do . (Lowland)
BAGS 9 ft Country
City. .
BOPC-9 ftr...
SALT salt-Alum ........... .
Liverpool
Lisbon......:.
American..
SUGAR Granulated . . . .
Standard A
White Ex C... .......
Ex C, Golden, i
V Yellow....
SOAP 9 ft Northern :.
SHINGLES 9 M Contract....
Common. ....I......:
' Cypress Saps........ i.-.-..
- Cypress Hearts.... v.
STAVES 9 M W O Barrel. . . .
B O Hogshead . ..
TALLOW ft. i . . : ; ;. . . . s . ... .
2 00
12 00 .
14 00
13 60
. 00
0 1360
4 T 6
5
80
10
E3
100 .
0
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I4i
70
79
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6
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75 "
00
75
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1 00 v
50
5 00 1
7 60 T
600
t 00
-4 60.
0 00
8 00
00 00
44 00
10 00 :'
- t
TIMBER M feet Ext Heart
tist class yellow Jjtoe). .. 9 00 10 00
Prime ship's; 1st class heart. 8 00 8 00
' Bxtra Mill, good heart...... 6 60 8 00 '
M1U Prune 6 00 6 50
Common Mill......... 4 00 - 6 00
Inferior to Ordinary .... 8 00:4 00
WOOL ft Washed.......... '- 18 . 20
Unwashed-13 15
Bamr.:. ........ 10 O - 11'
WHISKEY 1? gallon Northern 1 00 5 00
North CaroUna.... - 1 00 8 50
WH.irHNGTOt EIONKY
fffABKET.
.- :r '. . -
Exchange (sight) on New ' York. . .. . . M discount
- Baltimore . . . H -
: Boston.:. u
r Philadelphia ...M
' - -rvr a r.i ....... 17 it
f Exchange, 80 days, 1 9 eent. j
Bank or New Hanover bcook. .-.
First National Bank Stock.-. 5
Navassa Guano Company Stoeb 140
North Carolina Bonds Old Ex -Coupons. ... - 2S
: trandiiig, um.... 10
' " : Funding, 1863.. 10
WJb WRR Bonds, 7 e (Gold Interest)' ! I: 118 -Carolina
Central RR Bonds, 6 Wo.......... 106 .
Wilmington, OoL & Augusta R R Vonds: . 106
Wttolngton City Bonds (new) 6 Jc.. .....'. IOO :;
1 " " " S9o.:... .100
?rw Hanover CountyBonds, 6W0 ...:,... 10O-
WUmington & Weidoii " w R Stock:. .. ....... 110 '
North Carolina RR 8tooh 83
WiItn1-:ctoii Gas light Company Slooi ... 60 ,
Tiitmtu.::: Coitun lOils Stock 120
2s2corrs:jiiS-Sr
makes OUTLD-BIRTH
The time -has. come at last ..
When the terrible' agony tool-' .
dent to this very critical period :
In a woman's rife can be avoi-.
ded. A distinsuished physl-. . .
clan, who passed the greater: .
portion of his life (forty-four -yearsi
to this branch of prac- .
tice, left to child-bearing wo-, , :
man this priceless legacy and .
life-saving appliance. ,"TflE
MOTHERS' FRIEND," and to- ,
day there are thousands of the .
best Women in ear land who, ;
having used this wonderful re
medy before confinement, rise .
up and call his same blessed.
We receive letters from eve-
ry section of the country
thanking us for placing this
preparation to the reach of ,
suffering woman. -, One lady!." r
from North Carolina writes us ."'
that she : would :Jlke to thank ;
the proprietors on her knees
for brirguyr Jt to her notice, .. 1
as in -her previous . confine
ment she had two doctors, and
they were compelled to nse
chloroform, instruments, etc , ..
and she suffered almost death;
but this time she -used -"MOTHER'S
FRIEND," and her la- .
bor was short, quick, and al-.
most like magic.-., Now, why .
Bhould a. woman suffer when: .
she- can void it t . We can . .
prove aU we claim by living
witnesses, and any one interest-;;
ed can call, or have their hus- ..
bands do so, at our office, and ...
see the original letters, which
we cannot publish. - ...- i
This remedy Is one about which we cannot
publish certificates, but. it -Is a most wonderful
liniment to be used after the first two or three
months. x
- Send for our book containing valuable infor
mation to women. It will be mailed free to ap
plicants. Address, " ' , . -
i The' Bradfield Begnlator Co., '
' " pldBox28, AthmtaVasLl
William H."-Green, Wholesale Agent, Wumingj
ton,N.-C -.r--
yehsm
The ; nanningf Tillies,
- V'T- PUBLISHED BY, .
HrLDAERrJr at MMWt S.
.? Only tlJQ per annum' In advance. Cheap Ad
vertising medium. ; -1 - .. ! 9U.
00 S v4 10
4 50 .5 00
8 o; to-
- .' - i -i -i '-' ' r"
: 65 "TO!
" 68? idO-ft
62 : a
v- 60 ' 61
451- ; 47ii
66 65
10 12)4
1 10 O rl 15 '
1 10 & 1 15 ,
1 10 & 1 15-
.AH -S
'
8 ' 10
00 140 '
fftMMW Air) nn
Condensed cbednle.
TRAINS GOING SOUTHS ;
i -r - ; - w - ."I .-
Dated August 2j 1883. Nor81fN6;W,tally
Leave Weldon tit:-.
Arrive Rocky Mount.
it
.15P.M
8,83 P. M.
,6.&a
P.M.
Arrive Tarboro.T.
Leave Tarboro . .-.
U
4.55 P.M.
1.50 P.M.
Leave Wilson ...
Arrive Ooldsboro,.
Leave Warsaw.....
Leave Burgaw .....
Arrive W ilmington
: 4.05 P. M.
4.54 P.M.
5.64 P.M.
'7.C0P.M;
7.50 P.M.
, 6.56
7.36
P.M..
P.M.
9.55 P.M.
: TRAINfr GOING NORTH.:
I H-S ': No-rDally No.48,Dafly
Leave Wilmtogton.V...t; 9.27 A.M. .f3P. M.
Leave Burgaw-.i.. 10.13 A. M. 9.50 P.M. 7
Leave Warsaw. ;..,.... 11.17 A.M. ll.03P.MU
Arrive Goldsboro....... 12.16 P. M. 12.04 A. M.
Leave Wilson... ...... 1.04 P.M. 12.63 A. MS
Arrive Bocky Mount... 1.87 P.M. 1.27 A.M.'
Arrive Tarboro
Leave Tarboro.
4.55 P.
.M.1.
. M. .
1F.60A
Arrive Weldon.t.., 3.05 P. M.1 2.45 A. M.
.Train on Sootiand Neok Branch Road leaves
Halifax for Scotland. Neek at 8.00 P. M. Return
ing, leaves Sootiand Neck at 9.80 A. M. daily.
l Train No. 43 North will stop at all stations. :
X Train No. 40 South will stop only at Wllson,
Goldsboro and Magnollav : ; : ; - - : :.: - :r - .. .
. Train No. 47 makes close connection at Weldon
for all DOintS North dailv. All rafl vbt Rinhmnnrl.
and dally except Sunday vis Bay-Line. - -(. -
l nnna mase ciose connection Tor all points
North via Richmond and Washington .
AU trains run solid between Wilmington and
washtagton, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers
.l. - .- S'- JOHN F. DIVINS,
I - ' ' General Sup!.
T. Mi EMSRSOat tienl Passenger Agent
au4tf, : : " - " ; -, - . -;
WILHIHGTOH, COL'MBIA & AttSUSTA
Eailroad Co.
Condensed Scnednle.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
'Dated Aususti 1885: No. 48, Dally No. 40, Dally
Leave Wilmington. . .i . 8.20 P. M. 10.10 P. M.
Leave L. Waceamaw .. 9.42 P.M. 11.17 P.M. :
Leave Marion... .. 11.86 P. M 12.40 S.M. A
Arrive Florence..'.'...;. 12.25 P.M. 1.15A.M-
Arrivetumter :....,. 4.84 A.M. 4 84 A. M. .
Arrive Columbia..... 6.43 A.M. -6.40A,M.
: TRAINS GOING NORTH i -
, , n -
1 No. 43, DaUy No. 47,Dau
: - ---- - I
Leave Columbia 9.55 P, M.
Arrive Sumter ............. 11.55 P.M.
Leave Florence 4.30 P. M. 5.07 A. M: :
Leave Marion 5.14 P. M. ; 5.53 atM.
Leave L. Waceamaw .. 7.14 P.M. 7.44 A. M,
Arrive Wilmington. . 8 33P.M. ' 9.07 A.M.
i Train No. 48 stops at all Stations.' ' " '
Nos. 48 and 47 stop only at Brinkleys, Whltes
ville, Lake Waceamaw, Fair Bluff, Nichols, Ma
rlon, Pee Dee, Florence,. Timmomwille,' Lynch
burg, MayesviUe, Sumter, Wedgefield, Camden
Junction and Eastover . -. .' -.
PasBengers for Columbia and all points on C A
G. R.R., C.,C. A A. R.R. Stations, Aiken Junction,
and all points beyond, should, take No. 40 Night
Express. P culm an Sleeper for Augusta on this
i Pullman Sleepers for Savannah on Train 48.
- All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington. .
, JOHN F. DIVINB,
Gen'ISupt.
T. M. EMERSON, Genl Passenger Agent.
au4tf
CAROLINA CENTRAL EAJLEOill CO.
Ommt OV Sin?Z2IHTESBXMT, . 1
i . Wilmington, N. O,' June 7, 1885. J
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 7, 1885, THE FOL
lowlng Schedule will be operated, on this
Bllroad. . .
PASSKNQSR, ' MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN:
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Wlhntogtoa at ........... 7.45 P. M.
No. L Leave Raleigh at... . 7.35 P.. M.
. (Arrive at Charlotte at .6.50 A. M.
i 1 Leave Charlotte at. ...9.00 P.M.
No. 2. Arrive at Raleigh at.. .......... 9.00 A.. M.
! Arrive at.Wilmington at. . . . ... .8.00 A. M.
Pa&sertger Tta'tss stop at retralar btu..O'fts oaIv,
and Pcnts doKlfTiaUia In the Compeer's Tixno
SBSJiBY DIYiSION, iA3SNG3, -f U KX
PXIFSS AMD FEEiailT
Ofally except SmdaTS.
Leave Charlotte "LIM V.
NO.S
No. 4
rArrive at Shelby.... 9.35 P. M.
.ueave enemy........ 9LW&.n.
Arrive at Charlotte............ 12.50 P. M.
Trains No. 1 and 8 make close connection at
Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to and from Raleigh.
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte,
j Take Train No. 1 for Statesvule, stations West
ern N.C B. B Ashville and points West, . --
Also, for Spartanburg. Greenville, Athens, At
lanta and all points Southwest. ..
L. C. JONXS, -
- ; SapertotendantT'
V. W. ciiARK, General Eaewnger Agent. , -
le?tf
Cape Fear' Se TaiSla. YaUcy R. MM.
CONDENSED TIMS TABLE NO. 4 TO TAKE
effect at 8 A. M-Monday. June 22, 1885. .
TRAIN NORTH. . " .
. Arrtve." .Leave.
Bennettsvillo ' "- v 1 8.00 a. m.
Shoe Heel 9.30a.m. 19.50
Fayetteville.. .. . .. 12.15p.m. 1.00 p.m.
Sanford.-. 3.00 " 8.10 .
Ore Hill 4.25 ' 4.30
LTberty. 5.25 ' 6.80
Greensboro .....: 6.45
; Dinner at Fayetteville. -
V . iTRATN SOUTH.
- s ' - Arrtve. Leave. -
Greensboro.. . . 9 50a.m.
Liberty.. 11.00 a. m. 11.05
Ore Bill.... 4 . . ...i ... 11.65 12.00 -
Ssnford.. 120 p.m. 1.40 p.m.
Fayetteville:.........'... 3.50 ' 4.00 .
ShoeHeel... 6.25 ' -j 640
Bennettsville 8.15 ;
Dinner at Sanford.
, W. M. 8. DUNN, Genl Supt.
; yJNO. M. ROSE. Gen'l Pars. Agent.
: je28tf v.;
...... IMPORTANT I
A NEW AHBiYALUABLE DEVICE !
i A PATENT . " . " - :'
Water Closlt" Seat !
": ' " fob: ths : ' :. ' -
CURB OF 'HEMORRHOIDS,1 ((Commonly called
PILES,) Internal or External, and :
trmjiABjrttuB ajnl. xor vnn- .
i r . drenor Adults.
J
NO MEDICINE OR SXTRGICAL . OPERATION
1 " NECESSARY.,' . . ;' :1 ?
r I have Invented a-SIMPLB WATER CLOSET
SEAT, for the cure of the above troublesome
and painful malady, which I confidently place
before the public as a . ;
( CUE RELIEF AN1 CURE I.
It has been endorsed y the leading resident
Physicians in North Carolina. Is now being teetr
edin the Hospitals of New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore,-, and we are satisfied the result
will be satisfactory, as it has never failed else
where. Youoan write to any f the Physician
or prominent citizens in Edgecombe Oo7. C.
"These Beats will be furnished at the foUowta
WALNUT; PoUflbdv M IDIsoOTmt Phyrif
CHERRY.- lf 6.00V iansaM o. the
POPLAR, - ' -SOOHTiwde.
v Directions for using will aooompany each Beat. ;
i We trouble yon with no certificates. " We leave
Che Seat to be its own advertiser. , Address
- LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN Patentee, - ''
' . . - Tarbero, Edgecombe CoN. C
1V7PWf - . , - , . V
1 1 xaW?wwalai -
Xost economical "an! durable Cheapest in the
market-"qnality considered. ' A jniLLs,
; . Mm m Ms mjo. .
COTTON PI.ANTEBS-AND STA NO-
h Send for CatalogaawH; -. i-. jr.- . - : r
ansylYanjgVr7cT
BOAHDIHG-AI9D . DAY ; SCHOOLv
y -. FOB YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN. '
45 Eatt 68th srmt New York ctly .
Mfes R"orjx9 refers by permission to th Hi. Iny
Httosf- Slum-Thompsok, D7 D, Oxford-Mls?
Rev. UKO. BECKETT. I). II. Cnlnmhla. Tsrin at ri .
Rev. Bxjrax M. Field, ii. DJCdJtor of the New :
a M;. -jyangeim.- ---- ie01W1m
TTTANTICD Young Ladies Inoltyotconntry to
.y work for us at their homes; fascinating cm-.
ployment; no instructions to - buy work can- be
sent by mail tdistance no objection); $6 to S9 per
week can be made. , No canvassingt particulars
free, or sample of work mailed for f eureente to
stamps. .Please address, Hom MArrofAerDBOts
Co.t Boston.-Mass. P. O. Box 1C16. rr-: - ,
trANTODAnax5tlveMiui or Woman In every
W eountv to selL-Ani aftaAa.. JS&lBrv tux.; -
mooth and expenses', pr ,commlfltion. Expense ' '
to advaTceOntfitffreeJrfuR particulars ad- ?
oress ai AtWAHO elXrV AU WARE- CO., Boston, -
MAss.ijti (jtctTjf i i se WDdfrV rm .
r..
r.iissouni
Man and Womea ef ito6& elmracter aha fntaUtSenea
ExclriaiTgTerrHanr GiaratoeKi., A-waoks1 tnal of
UfflnM Wiahor tn ha Wnmiu) mt mnm . A '
satisf aetoiy: A thooSand per eonttrtw bestWsaher in, -
address.
"WW VII uim HUU WTHIMIA BUBJKF j
it. WORTH. St. LOUIS, Mo. .
i pnB017 RUPTURE
irr AT
1 mm mm mm- w " " m mmr tw mW mm. mmt 9 '
not a Truss. J.Wojra Pv Kllit, &kd itA,
DreafiiiM laraaaanj rstmti fart ciMnUp vtii ftAoti.
Seiad
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aKmiaii trom -grateful olteren cured r tMsup- -
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Xiuitituta OSO Icuat St.. St.
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ARDtOX,OURJP8
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' I age, and learn im$i?.:i$
1 fWa hckn tokinstnaw
roent elsewhere. Take .
l SUHErKSMSDX tfaaUIAS '
fA .CUHEQ rVintanrk. data :
I no interfara UA atte ,
firJITEICAZ
' itioBtBcniinpaa, eceauaa -pataov
4DC0ufcnteneQtaj -
aoy Wte Foonded ora -;
Bc&nfifle medical princl-
DECAY,;'
plea fip aNatsndkabea
tatha aeatof
TtSTCD FOB fiEVEM
i .ipwrtSa influence it fell
n (without delay. The ait. ,v
funTfanctionfof A. "
: uiaeaaa 11m '
riARsavusEiNSMi
rHousANP CAsea. ;;
t 'maaerganiftnlareatorati,
f iThe-animatin elemwus
'l? -at lift?, vhich Ttaw been - -,
t waited areglwabaekfWt
ne Month, - $300!
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" ' TlXB CELEBRATED ' '
llJ-Y GAMS POWLS HAVE A NATIONAL X a J r
putatton.' They "have tonght and won a serine tsU r
the erestest mains ever fought on this or &',
Other fontlnent, and Fifteen Pairs, on exhibltjr--a "
at Philadelphia In 76, were honored by the Ui.fc. . v
ted States Centennial Commissioner with the LI- V
ploma and MedaL .-- 3
I have a variety of Colors and" most approvti
Breeds to ttte United States. -1 will ship splend'.: '
COCKS, of fine size and handsome plumage, pxf '
Express, C. O. D., at from 4JJ0 to $6.00 eaih
HENS, $2.50 and $8.00 each; or $7.00 per P&b' - "
$10.00 per Trio. I expect-to raise Two Hnndretl -.'.'
Pairs this " Summer, the Finest Games in the " "
World, and will ship Young. Fowls of March, aivi
April hatch during the months of August, Sor " .
tember and October, at Five Dollars per ?ajr,,or -Seven
Dollars per Trio. r. - -
Whoever disputes the superiority of my Birds:'
Will please back the assertion with their stan s. i
Write for what you. want. .- - -:
.- Address, . J. G. ARRTNGTON, .
apCtf Hnilardaton. Nash Co. N. C .
j THE BAMXM 'AKi:
i ' ' " '"-'"''- - PUBLISHED ,AT,;-;.:yj4- v " ,
8TATE8YILLB,' TKTiDELTJ (X. C ' f-
Lea2is(r Her7fl.por in Western Korth
Carolina.
His the only Ksmocratic raper puWished U
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