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mR COUGHS, CROUP AHD
FC0NSUMP?TIONUSE
Cherokee EtE.::DY
OF SWEET GUM AKD L!ULIJEI!
Tbe sweet gum, as gathered from a tree of the
same name, growing along the small streams in
the Southern States, contains a stimulating ex
oectorant principle that loosens the phlegm pro
facing the early morning cough, ana stimulates
the child to throw off the false membrane In croup
and whooping-cough. When combined with the
healing mucilaginous principle in the mullein
niant of the old fields, presents in Taylob's
Chebokeb remedy of Sweet Gttm and Mullein-
the finest known remedy for Coughs, Croup,
Whooping-cough and consumption; and so pala
table, any child is pleased to take it. Ask your
dnigKist for It. Price, &5c and$l. If he does
not Keep it, we will pay, for one time only, ex
press charges on large size bottle to any part of
the IT. S. on receipt of $1.00. -
WALTER A.TAYXOR,Attanta.Gv
my 15 ly
too -
nrm
EPITHELIOMA!
ok skin cancer; :
For seven years I suffered with a canoer on triy
facp. All the simple remedies were applied to
alleviate the piiiu but the place eonttnued to
grow, finally extending Into ay nose, from which
came a yellowish, discharge very offensive: In
character, it was also inflamed, and annoyed
me a great deal, About eight months ago I was
la Atlanta, at the house, of a friend, who so
strongly recommended the use of Swift's Specific
that I determined to make an effort to procure
it in this I was successful, and began Its use.
The influence of the medicine at first was to
somewhat aggravate the sore: but soon the in
flammation was allaved, and I began to improve
after the first few bottles. My general health
has greatly improved. I am stronger, and able
to do any kind of work, the cancer on my face
began to decrease and tbe uloer to heal, until
Were i not a vestige of it left only a little soar
marks the place where it had been. I am ready
to aos wei all questions relative to this cure,
;ry it Hbs. Joicik A. McDosald.
. Atlanta, Ga., August II, 1885. . -v- ,
- -i "-
I have had a cancer on my face for soma years,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose
to the other. It has given me a great ' deal of
pain, at times burning and Itching to such an ex
tent that it was almost unbearable. I com
menced using Swift's Specific In May. 1S85, and
have used eight bottle? . It has given the greatest
relief by removing the inflammation and restore
ins. my general health; W. Bauhss.'
Kuoxville, Iowa, Sept.U; 18S5. -.
For many yeara 1 was a sufferer with cancer of
the nose, and having been cured by the use of S.
S. &i I feel constrained by a sense of duty to suf
fering humanity to make this statement of my
-as. h ith the fourteenth bottle the canoer be
.gao to heal rapidly and soon disappeared, and
for severa! months there has been noappearanc
of a sartor any kind on my nose or face, neither
is my nose at all tender to the touch. I have
taken about two dozen bottles 8 S. 8., and am
soundly cured, and I know that 8. 8. S. effected
the cure after every known remedy was tried
and had failed. , - -i- : Robxbt Sstedlet.
Font Gaines, Ga,, May 1, 1885.
I had heard of the wonderful cures of Swift's
tasine it in April, 1884. My general health was
i much Improved, yet the cancer which was in my
breast continued to grow slowly but surely. The
bunch grew and became, quite heavy.' I felt that
I must either have it cut-or die. But it com-
I menced discharging quantities of almost blacks
thick blood Is continued healing around the
edges until February, when it was entirely healed
up and wed. - x ; Bstst Woon.O
Cochesett, Plymouth Co , Mass., July 13, 1885. ,
swift's hpeciBc is entirely vegetable, and seem
to cure cancers by forcing out the impurities
from the blood. . . ; ;
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
. free. - , -
-... . THE SWIFT SPXCmC OO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
S, Y. 157 W. 23d St. ' .
jan 20 D&W1V . - fr su we nrm eh w !
WHEAT
Baking Powder. i
(GOLD BESAL AT REW ORLEAKD "
Endorsed "by the leading Hotel in
the Country. i'-.- t
Approved by tbe Government Cllsi
mists for the Indian Commission
MART1W ItAJLBFtEISCH'S SONS,
Established 18S81. - - '- .-- KKWYOML''
PHOBMlfii--.
no 28 6m
- wed sat
Hot Springs at Tour lloori
Hot Springs Physicians use In their own Cases
" f and Prescribe for Others "-"
Buffalo?; IiiMrtWitlter
: ': -J ,v;'C in-
QOUT, RHEUMATISM, AND DISEASES GENE
BALLY OP URIC ACID DIATHESIS.? .A "
DR. JAMES It, CABELL, -
Professor of Physiology and Surgery In the Med--.
teal Department of the University of Virginia
and President of t ie National Board of Health,
-' and former Besident Physician,' Hot Springs,
-Virginia. - , - - t
The-water of Spring No 9 contain in' nota J
ble quantities two of the Alkalies,- which are ac
- credited as extremely valuable in the treatment
cf Gout, Lithiasis, and Liver Affections I refer;
to the Carbonate of Potash and Lithia It is now:
well known that both of these alkaline carbon
ates have an ascertained value in cases of Uric
Aad Diathesis connected with Grand, and in cases
of Chronic Gout, because of their affinity for Uric
Ada, and the great solubility of the salts which
are formed by their union with that acid." ; ; " ;
DB. ALGERNON S. G ARNETT, r ' : ' ;
nrgeon (Retired) U. S."Navy,Tlesident Physician,
Hot Springs. Ark.- --" j
- "My experience m the use of Buffalo Llthlal
Water is limited to the treatment of Gout, Rheu-i
matism, and that hybrid disease 'Bheumatic:
. Gout' (so called), which is in contradistinction to
the Bkeumatoid ArUuitbtf &trn4.----,-'-?
'1 have had excellent results from this Water jn
these affections, both in my own person and in.
the treatment of patients for whom I have pre-;
- scribed it. Of course the remedial agent is its
contained Alkalies and their solvent properties.
J "Hence, it is a prophylactic as well as a reme-;
QV in Nephritic Colic and forming Calculi, when
due to a redundancy of Lithic Acid."
- DE.W.B.TOWLES, ,.'
Member Medical Society of "vTrglnia? EesMent
Physician Hot Springs, va. '
"I feel no hesitancy whatever In saying that In
Qont. Rheumatio.Gont, Bheumatism, Stone In'
the Bladder, and all diseases of TJrio AcidLDia-'
thesis, I know of no remedy at all comparable to
Buffalo Idthia Water, Spring No. H. In a single
ease of Bright s Disease of the Kidneys I wit
nessed very marked beneficial results from its
' use, and from its action in -this particular case; I
should have great confidence in it in this dis-
. ' DB. T. B. BUCHANAN, - - t
Besident Physician, Hot Springs, Ark.. ..
- "Send me five oases Buffalo ' Llthia" Water,
Spring No, 2, I have made use of this Water for
tiout in my own case, and prescribed it for pa
tlents similarly suffering, with the most decided
beneficial results, I take pleasure in advising
outy patients to these Springs,?.
' .Water in cases of one dozen hall gallon bottles
Per case at the Springs. . r ?- .
; aprings pamphlet mailed to any address.
or sale by W. H. Green where the Springs
wphletmay be found.. ' . -
- - , THOS.lP.GOODS.Proprlotor,
- . mh 18 t.f - nrm -i - Buffalo Llthia Springs, V '
D. A. SMItHTf - rUBSKrUES' WAES
fi0O3is; ean be ; found, a large assortment of
VALpABLB gifts, suitable for. everybody
-The Tnr11n : fltof aouull IoIaq a.rA-re
"Pectfully invited to call and examine prices, Ac
Peo28tf - Furniture Wareroomfl.
The;:Morning Star!
OI.D C1TBISTRXAS TISIES.
( FROM SCOTT'S "MABMION" '
TP ChrirtniM eve tbe bells were" rung:
Ua Christmas eve the mass was buuk:
'.''."' .-''
The damsel doiined heT kirtie aheen;
The hall was dressed in holly green- '
Forth to the wood, did merry-men eo . ;
To gather liKtho' mistletoe. .
Then openedvwide the baton's ball K ) :
To vassal, tenant, serf, and all;; i -
- -.--. . A .:r ! ;
The fir o. with well-dried iocs supplied, 1
Went roaring up the chimney wide; - i
The huge halt-table's oaken face, - -Scrubbed
till it shne; the day to grace,
Bore then upon Its massive board v- -
No mark to part .the squire and lord.
Then was brought in the lusty brawn, - -By
old, blue coated serving man; -
Then the grim boar's head frowned on high,
Crested with bays and rosemaVy. V-.
The wassail round, in good brown bowls,
Garnished with ribbons, blithely trowls, :
Tlere the nuge sirloin reeked ;(- tard by
Plum porridge stood, and Christmas pie; ' -.
Nor failed old Scotland to produce - !
At such high-tide, her savory goose. .
Then came the merry masquers in, "
And carols roared with blithesome din. -
, - . v ' . . , :
Who lists may in this mumming see ' ,
Traces of ancient mystery;
White Bhirte supplied the masquerade, ! 1
And smutted cheeks the visors made;
England was merry England when
Old Christmas1 brought his sports again.
'T was Christmas brached the mightiest ale;
'Twaa Christmas told the merriest tale; -A
Christmas gambol oft could cheer
The poor man's heart through half the year.'
"IN EXCEIiSIS GLORIA"
When Christ was born of Mary free
In Bethlehem,, in that faircitie,
"Angels sang there with mirth and glee."
In Excelsis Gloria !
Herdsmen beheld these angels bright,
To them appearing with great bgbt,
Who said, "God's Son is born this night,"
In Excelsis Gloria !
This King is come to save mankind
Aa in Scripture truths we find,
Therefore this song have we in mind,
. In Excelsis Gloria !
Then, dear Lord, for Thy great grace,
Grant us the bliss to see Thy face.
That we may sing to Thy solace-. . .
s ' In Excelsis Gloria :
Old English Carol (1500; in British Mu
seum J.
1 1 THEHBISTMASOFPEBING.
. .WTXilAM CBOSWELI,.
We come not with a costly store;
O Lord, like them, of old,
The masters of the starry lore,
From Ophir's shore of gold; "
No weepings of the incense tree
Are with the gifts we bring;
No odorous myrrh of Araby
r- Blends with our offering.; ' ' 'r "
But still our love would bring its best,
A spirit keenly tried ;
By fierce affliction's fiery test,
And seven times purified:
Tho fragrant graces of the mind,
The virtues that delight
To give their perfume out, will find
Acceptation in Thy tight.
CHR1STMA.S BELLS.
- Christmas comes but once a
year. T.Tusser. , . . ; . . J;
With Christmas comes merry-making.--7.
FctoU... f :
On Christmas -day we will shut
out from our fir side nothing. Charles
Dickens.,
z Christmas day la the . season of
good cheer all the world over. Tlieodore
8. Fay.
On Christmas day all should be
welcomed with good cheer and true hospi
tality. John Stow. '
" A. regalarly orthodox jolly
Christmas is suggestive of big fires, plum
puddings ' and family gatherings. Alice
Fisher. - .-
-r Christmas is a time of hospital
lty, of joy and merriment to thousands
whose wants are supplied; but often it is a
time of anxiety and suffering to the poor.
G. Mogridge. . - -,
Christmas is, indeed, the season
of . regenerating feeling the season for
kindling not merely the fire of hospitality
in the hall, but the genial flame of charity
in the heart. Washington Irving.
Who taught mankind on that first Christ
. : mas Dav
What 'twas to be a man: to give, not taker
To serve, not rule; to nourish, not devour;
To : help, ; not -crush; if need, to die, not
liver
-" --Charles Kingsky.
The poof Will many a care forget,.
Tbe debtor think not of his debt,. , .
But as they each enjoy their cheer
Wish it were Christmas all the year.
Thomas Miller.
CHRISTMAS CHUCKLES.
There is something catching in
Shurtleff's new jingles, "When I Was a
child," the days when, as he says;
A- speiiseemea mnamg an iue wouiu,
' As though by magic olden, ; ;
And every path seemed gemmed and pearled'
And every iancjrgoiaen. -
HaskinsI don't thinK much
of Dr. ; ArgueTs school; of . medicine.- He,
don't seem to have any luck in curing peo
ple. Bobb. No, and that's not the worst
of it. I heard him admit to Dr Hender-
son that he couldn't cure a nam. jlvo-
,JL "Isn't . iny ? photograph . excel-?
lent V " said a young wife to her husband.,
"T think there is a.- little too much; repose?
about the rnoaik."r-Rehoboth Sunday Her
ald.- , - .
v 01d ,;- man : Pennybunker ; has
marriad again." You don't tell me so T"
Yes, and he has: married a right young
girl, 40 years younger than he is.?. '!Well,
I declare., : His other wife only died six
months ago, and be went on so at the grave
that J. expected that he would " lose his
mind', ".Well,' you see your prediction
has come to pass." lexas Siftings-
t' OLlTICAZrjPOllfTS. : '
Before Logan makes that'.big
speech the English language ought to be
fortified with a few fqrty-ton guns. Boston
Post, Dem. - -' v . -
"Uncle Ran4alF seems to have
been in the way of the Democratic party,
which, without observing him, has stepped
on -him. - No. harmwas intended. Phu.
Seeord.- ; 7 rS;"V--",.-v : .
-" Mr. Blaine fias nished his book,
so says Colonel Frank A.;Burr, and is very
glad of it. -. He has a month to spare. "For
my part," continued. Colonel Burr. "Ido
n& think tow Blaine will er again be a
candidate for the PredencyI don t think
Blaise would cppOfie Logan and , K Black
Jack should he nominated m.lr. mt.
Blaine would probably take the stump for
him." IT. T. Star. :
THE COURTS.
f-f . Sprlne; Terms 1886 - "
- KBST DIBTBICT--JTJDflB GUBGKR.
Hyde February lt one'week; May -IQ,
- one week, v ' - v ,
Beaufort February 8, two weeks; May
24, two weeks. ' -
Currituck March 1, one week. "- ' : .
Camden March 8, one week. """",
Pasqbotank March .15, .one week; June
7, one week. . ,
Perquimans March 23, one week. . :
Chowan March ; 29, one week; June 14,
- one week. -
Gates April 5, one week. ' ' " "
Hertford April 12. ; one-, week ; June 21
one week. - i. ,
Washington Apiil 19, -one week! ' ' '
TyrreU Aprir26, one week; ,, t , - :
Dare May 3, one week. " " - :
Pamlico-May 17,. one week -J.
SECOND . DISraiCT-JUDGB, SHKPHEBD. f
Halifax January 4; two weeks,' March 1;
two weeks; May 10, two weeks- ;
Northam pton January 18,"' two J weeks ;
i March 29; two weeks; JJune 7, one week.
Edgecombe t February 1, one week; April
12, two weelss. . . "- -
Cravens-February 8. two weeks; May 24
two weeks. - , ' . i
Warren March 15. two weeks. -Bertie
April 26, two weeks. - '
- '. T11XRD DISTBICT tfTJIGB PHJLrPS V )
Pitt Janf 4, two weeks: March 15, two
weeks; June 7, two weeks. . :
Franklin Jan. 18, - one week; May 31,
one "week.""";"" '; r ?'. . -Wilson
JFeb. I, two weeks; April 12, tw
weeks
Yance Feb. 15, two weeks; May 17, two
weeksc - " 2 "T.J IV
Martin March 1, two weeks. !-
Greene March 29, two weeks.
Nash April 26, two weeks. .
FOURTH DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR.
Wake4-?Jan. 4, twoweeks; fFeb, 22, two
weeks; March 22; two weeks; f April 19,
three weeks. , -
Wayne Jan. 18. two weeks; March 8, two
two weeks; f April 12, one week. -
Harhett-Feb.' 1 one week.- . .
'J ohnston Feb. 8 two weeks." v
FIFTH DISTBICT JUDGB CLARK.
Granville Jan. 25, two weeks; May 3,
two weeks.
Chatham Feb. 8", one week; May 17, one
- week. - -
Guilford Feb. 15, two weeks: June .7,
one week.
Alamance March 1, one week; May 31,
one week. - -
Durham March 8, two ..weeks; May 24,
one week. -:; ,
Orange March 22, one week.
Caswell April 12, two weeks.
Person April 26, one week.
SIXTH DISTBICT JUDGE GILMER.
New Hanover Jan. 18, two weeks; April
12, two weeks. 1 ---"
Lenoir Feb. 1, one week.
Duplin Feb. 8, two weeks.
Sampson fFeb. 22, two weeks; April 26,
one week.
Pender March 8, one week; May 8, one
week. . . I-. - J--, A- ; ; :
Carteret--March 15,' one week.
Jones March. 22, one week.
Onslow March 29, one week.
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE BOTXXN.
Anson Jan. 4V one week; tAnril,26, one
week.
Columbus Jan. 11, one week; March 22,
one week.
Cumberland Jan. 18, one week; March
- 8, one week; f May 3, two weeks.
Robeson Jan. 25, two weeks; May 17,
two weeks.
Richmond Feb. 8, two weeks; May 81,
one week.
Bladen March 15, one weeks.,
Brunswick March 29. one week.
Moore April 12 two weeks.,. ,v ' T
"... ".-
EIGHTH DISTBICT JUDGB MAC BAB.
Cabarrus $ Jan . 25, one week ; April 26,
one week.' . ,
Iredell Feb. 1, two weeks; May 17, two
weeks. -Rowan
Feb. 15, two weeks; May 3,
two weeks.
Davidson March 1, two weeks; May 81,
one week. . -.
Randolph March 15, two weeks.
Montgomery March 29, one week.
Stanly March 5, one week. - ,
NINTH DISTRICT JUDGE MONTGOMERY.
Rockingam January 18, two weeks. ;
Forsyth February 1, Jwo weeks; May 17,
two weeks. , - ;
Yadkin February 15, two weeks.
Wilkes March 1, two weeks; April 26, one
; week. ;
Alleghany March 15, one week. ,
Davie March 29, two weeks. -Stokes
April 12, one week. ; 1 '
Surry April 19, one week.'
TENTH DISTBICT JUDGE GRAVES. "
Henderson February 8, three weeks.
Burke March 1, two weeks.
Caldwell March 15, one week,: ,
Ashe March 22. one week; May 24, one
Watauga March 29, one week; May 31,
one week. ' ,v
Mitchell April 12, two weeks
Yancey April 26, two weeks.
McDowell May 10, two weeks.
ELEVENTH DISTBICT JUDGE AVERY.
Alexander January 18, one week; June 7,
one week.
Catawba January 25, one week; May 31,
' one week . " --j
Union February 8, one week; February
15, one week ; May 17, one week; fMay
' 24, one week
Mecklenburg February 22, three weeks.
Gaston March 15. two weeks.
Lincoln March 29, one week.'
Cleveland April 6, two weeks.
Rutherford April 19, two weeks.
Polk May 3, one week. ,
TWELFTH- 'DISTBICT rJUDGBSHIFP,
Madison February 22, two weeks.
BuncomDe-March 8, , three weeks; June
14,- two weeks '
Transylvania March 29, one week.
Haywood April 6, two weeks.
Jackson April 19, two weeks,
Maccn May 8 tne week. -Clay
May 10, one week.
Cherokee May 17, two weeks.
Graham May 31, one week.
Swain June 7, one week.
Criminal causes only.
. iCivit'causes and jail casesonly.
fCivil causes only. . . r
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larboro Southerner.
"We like the Stab because it 1b thoroughly re
liable, candid, fearless, and so well and ably
edited , newsy, spicy, and in fact a perfect newa-
aper. ixng may tne btab twmxie. mi. Airy
'Although at the head of the press In this State
in all that makes a paper valuable to the. reader,
still it continues to improve. It is a Stab of the
first magaitude. May Its lustre never wane .
The Fret Will Baptist.
The Stab is bo well and favorably known In this
section of the State, that we can say nothing of
which its thousands of readers do not already
knowIt Is In every respect one of the best dal
Ues to the South. a6cwian. . -
The WOmington Stab has entered on its twelfth
year. It is a most excellent newspaper, well -edited,
a compendium of all the news of the day,
and an honor to Its city, to North Carolina and tc
North Carolina iournallsm. Charlotte Observer.
That magnificent beaming Stab has completed
Its twenty-second volume. It Is one of the most
brilliant, erudite and sparkling dailies south of
the Potomac. The system In the get up of the pa
per surpasses them alL Tarboro Southerner.
The Wilmington Stab Is now takmg the regular
midnight Associated Press reports, and has be
sldes increased the amount of Its reading matter.
The Stab Is an exoellent paper. Its prosperity is
not surprising since it is so deserving. Chariots
Observer. , .
The Times cannot say a word too good for the
Wilmington Stab. It has Just reached one of its
many birthdays. As a newspaper it is a tavorite
with the State press and is sought after by the
people. Long and prosperous fife to it. Feids
viUe Times . ;
The WOmington Stab, we are pleased to notice,
still continues on the high road to success. - We
esteem the Stab very highly, regarding it as one
of the verv best of our exchanges, and consider it
the peer of any Journal published In the South.
Oxford Free Lance. , ; j;., .
Why Is It that all the papers with tb e name of
Star are such bright little Journals f The Wilming
ton (N. C.) Stab, the Washington Star, the Fred
ericksburg Star, New York or example.
There must be something In a name after all.
Richmond (Fa.) State. ; r - .
The Wilmington Stab has entered nponlts 12th
volume, and we are pleased to notice still contin
nes on the road to success. .We esteem the Stab
very highly, regarding It as one of the very best
newspapers that comes to this office. Its news
columns are always a little fuller than those !of
any other of our exchanges, and Its editorial de
aortment lscondnoted with much ability.-rKrr-aanton
JUade. " --. .r. 'a.-';
Humble to Its beginnings, as was Inseparable
from an enterprise begun amid the wreck of fon
tune that attended the collapse of the Souther
Confederacy, the Stab has steadily "waxed" un
til it now beams resplendent In the full glow of a
constantly brightening prosperity. As a newspa
per it has few equals, and no superior, for appro
priate selection and judicious arrangement, and
we are proud to rank It among our most accepts S
ble exchanges. BJUsboro Recorder.
The Wilmington MonsrNa Stab has entered up
on the thirteenth year of its existence, and we
take this opportunity to congratulate it upon its
prosperity and deserved popularity. The remark
able success of the Stab is due toits strict atten
tion to business. The boast of the Stab "(rightful
ly too) Is that it always has the news, and this is
the first thing In journalism. Otherwise the pa
per is all that the term of "good newspaper" im
plies, audi ts corps of editors and reporters are
thoroughly 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.
Goldsboro Messenger- -
JOEL HINES. " R. S. WHITE.
LiW FIRM.
White & Hines, 'A
Attorneys at Law, Ebzauetntown, fl. C,
- Practice In BLADEN,' COLUMBUS, SAMPSON
and PENDBR Counties. Collections promptly at
tended to. - ......
Refer by permission to Col. John A. McDowell.
JohnD. Carrie and Dr. Newton Robinson.
dec 38m . '-'-.'
H.B. FAISON. , W. B.PAISON..
v FAISON & FAISON, "
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . CLINTON, N. C,
Practice in -Sampson,-Duplin, Bladen, Wayne
and Pender Counties, and In . Supreme Court of
the State. . - - . - - - - -
Refer by speolal permission to A. F. Johnson,'
Cashier C. L. A., Clinton,' N. C; E. J, Lilly, Esq.,
Fayetteville, NtC; MaJ. Chas.-M. Stedman, Wil
mington, N. C. - . jao 17 3m ,
LIU
j WHOLESALE, PRICES.
Our quo) n.r.to.v. it should T understood.
represent the wutMtmtu ;. rices generally. In
making up small oruera tUgner prices have to be
cbarged. - .
ABTIUUW. - .
BAGQINQ Gunny . .. . .
Standard . .. r. . ,i 7 .
BACON North Carolina : -
.. Hams, V B
Shoulders, ?? to.........
' Sides, choloe, lb:... .....
Wxstbbh Smokbd Hams. 9 B.
' Sides, $ .... i. ......
- Shoulders, B-
Dbt Saxjtxo Sidesi ? K.:...
V. Shoulders, 9 B .... .
BABKBLS Spirits Turpentine,
- PKICIS.
00 a l
12
8
10
uwona iiana, eaon. . .
, .. New New York, each,
1 60
00
- 00
23
1"65!
180
I 80
' 34'
isew msy eacu,
BEESWAX .
BHICXS Wflmingion, ?j i
9 DO
0 00 14 00
BUTTER -North Caroliml. 9 lb.
Northern, ft..... .......
CANDLES fi Sperm . . ; . .
Tallow.-.-... :
- Adamantuia ....;....;.. . .. .
CHEBSB a Ib-North'nFaot'y .
TX) 6t
15
0 e
18
-8
24
25 ,
12
12
,10
x 12
: iL i
It
' 10
'
70
1 85
7
-85
' 18- -
u&iry, tsream..
ii .
State
ET3 8
18
COFFEE p B-Java
Laguyra .....'...
00
Rio
CORN MKAL bush., In sacks,
Virginia Meal
COTTON TIES $ bundle......
DOMESTICS-Sheetftg, yd
YarnSf S bnnohv.-...; ...
EGGS 9 dozen. . . ......
FISHMickerel, No. 1, 9 bbl...
Mackerel, No. I; half bbl;:.
Mackerel, No. 2, $ bbl.... . .
' Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl.
MaokerelrNo. 8, S? bbU.....
Mullets, bbl
- Mullets, Pork bbls; :..
N. C. Roe Herring, W keg. . .
Dry Cod. ..... ... ......
FLOUR W bbl Super. . ......... .
"Extra
7wa
. 70 Q
?o e
1 23 U
em
oa. &
1 80 ,
7 60
8 60
; C 00
4 35
6 00
11 00
aoc
J
8 50
9 CO
7 00-
5 00
6 00
-
12 00
4 00.
. 10 -
4 00
4110
5 253
....... 8 eo
...... 4 SS
4 75
..... J '.4 00 &
.4 60
- e
- Family
. , City Mflls Super. .
4 10
5 00
10 . ramuy
GLUE-
GRAIN bushel.
Ckrn,store,bags,prime, white
' .:" Corn, cargo, In bulk, . " -,
: Corn, cargo, In bags, '
Corn, cargo, mixed, to bags
Oats, from store.....
.la-. . "70 '-
-68 - . ' 60
'B2i 63
60 - 61
45 47J6
66 65
0 ; . Bit
10 12Ji
1 10 1 15
1 10 1 15 -1
10 1 15
ei ?m !
8 10 I
. oo i ; i;40
cow reas
HIDES 9 S Green
Airy
HAYM? 100 lbs Eastern
Wegtern:;..:. ....
' North River...,,,
HOOP IRON fi.. .
LARD S B-iorthern , . . .
North Carolina. .!.
LTME- barrel
uumbss city Sawed 9 M It. '
- Ship Stuff, resawed . . 18 00
Rough Edge Flank.......... 15 00
West India Cargoes, accord
ing to quality. .13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned. 18 00
Scantling and Boards.com'n 12 00
MOLASSES 9 gallon
Kew Crop Cuba, lnhhds.... 84
fi. " In bbls.... 28
Porto Rloo; In hhds. . . . .-. W . 28
t . lnbbls.v... 80
: ' . Sugar House, to hhds 00
. V , tobbls 00
Syrup, In bbls......... ... 22
NAILS keg Cut. lOd basis.. OC
OILS gallon Kerosene. ... ' 10
V- Lard ...... 1 10
-.-Llnoeed --,80
Rosin is
l-Ta -.,.-. -i. . v C9
- Deck and 8par..... 0Q
POULTRY Chicko!js,llve,grown s .86
; - v ." sprtog; 15
:- Turkeys . i 00
PBASU'l'S 9 bushel aa lbs.... - 45
POTATOES 9 bushel Sweets 50
-Irishper barrel, new........ "J 00
POKK-- barreWJIty Mesa..,i J(T00
20 00
16 00
- is oo;
22 00
15 00
; . jrrune .i....,.......... .....
: Rump. . ........,. .
RICE-CaroHnai 9 m.... .......
Rough, $ bushel (Upland)..
"Do,i.?" ; do (Lowland)
BAGS 9 lb Country.....
City .........
ROPE lb
S ALT ip salt Alum . .
Liverpool
Lisbon
American.........
SUGAR Granulated. . . . . . .
Standard A
White Ex C...
ExC, Golden
C Yellow
SOAP lb Northern........
SHINGLES 9 M Contract....
Common
Cypress Saps
1 00, i
- o
, 1
tm
70
70
00
00
734
6M
6
6
15
5 00
Z 00
4 50
Cypress Hearts. 0 00
STAVES 9 M W O Barrel. ... 8 00
14 00
R o Hogshead oo oo
10 00
TALLOW 9 6
0
TDbBEBi 9 M feet sxt liearr
(1st class yellow iplne). . 9 00 10 00
Prime ship!g, lstolasa heart. 8 00 9 00.
. . Extra Mill, good heart 6 50 8 00 :
MU1 Prime 8 00 0 60
Common Mill 4 00 5 00
Inferior to Ordinary 300 400
WOOL 9 B Washed 18 20
Unwashed 12 - 15
Burrv ...... 10 11
WHISKEY 9 gallon Northern 1 00 5 00
torth Carolina 100 2 50
TCTILiraWGTOH filONBY ISARKET,
Exchange (sight) on New York H
Baltimore H
Boston... Id
Philadelphia..... S
Western Cities.. M
Exchange, 30 days, 1 9 cent.
Bank of New Hanover Stock
First National Bank Stock . .........
Navassa Guano Company Stock
North Carolina Bonds Old Ex-Coupons
Funding, 1868..
Funding, 1868...
New 4s....
WiWKR Bonds, 7 9e (Gold Interest)
Carolina CentralRR Bonds, 6 So
Wilmington, Col. A Augusta R R Ronds
Wilmington City Bonds (new) 6 9o. . . .
" " " S9o
New Hanover County Bonds, 6 9o ....
Wilmington A Weldon R R Stock.. . . . .
North Carolina R R Stook.
Wilmington Gas Light Company Stock
Wilmtogton Cotton Mills Stock
discount
108
95
140
23
10
10
82
4
113
108
105
100
100
100
110
50
120
OCT I
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Je,9lY . caim,H.. -
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-:. . Published at BOXBOBO, N.C. ' ;
. WIIITAKEU & GIBBONS,
. - - Editors and Proprietors. - -
The NEWS has the largest circulation or any
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Advertising rates .very IfboraL BUbscrlptlon
$2.00 per-vear ,,-,. -- - - ... ,
Uiliniagton & X7oldon
':;;iBallroadCo.
, : , Condensed Scheduled
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Nov.15, 85.
No. 48,
Dally.
No. 40,
Daily.
No. 42.
Daily. -
ex. morj
Leave Weldon
...1 2.15 p.m
t..f 8.33 pm
5.83 p.m
12.15 ajn
1.26 a.m
Arrive Rooky Mt
Arrive Tarboro ... 4.5S p.m
Leave Tarboro. .;. llq p.m
Leave Wilson."....
Arrive foIdsboro.
Leave Warsaw....
Leave Burgaw . .
Arrive Wllmlngt'c
4.05 p.m
4.54 pm
5.54 p m
7.t0p.m
7.5a pnn
6.54 p.m
7.38 p.m
;;:
0.65 p.m
1.66 a m
2.40 aJn
3.89 am
4.40 a.tn
5.23 a m
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Na47, .No.48,. -,
. :. .Dally. .Dally:
Leave Wilmington -8.45 a m 8.50 p.m 2.10 aJn
Leave Burgaw..... 9.80 a.m 9.50 p.m 2.57 a.m
ave Warsaw..:. 10.86 am 10.57 pm ...........
ive Goldsboro. 11.85 p.m 11.58 a,m 5.07 a.m
LMVWilson . .. .. 12.25 p m 12.43 a.m 5.61 a m
Arrive kyMt.. 12.S9 p.m 1 21 a.m 6.2ga.m
Arrive Tarpoo.... 4.55 p m Vi . : ,
Leave Tarboro..., n.S0a.m
Arrive Weldon... 0.15 pm 3,45 aml 7 S0 a-m
vran7 - c" t r- orancn noaa leaves
Halifax for Scotland Neck m j.00 p. M Return
ing, leaves Scotland Neck at &o fi? daUy -
"Trato. No. 40 South wilL.s W tnlv atWUson.
Goldsboro and Magnolia: . , 7 wusof
Train No. .47 'makes lolpseoonneotlon Weldon
and dally except Sunday via Bay Line. - i ,
iiwiB mug uiuse uonneouon ior ail points
North via Richmond and Washington. ,
, dvuu WW rv wli' VT IXiiaXIUrtWXi Will
-Washtogton, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers'
ft.1r.9P.hAn . ' . . ' .'Vs.. ' . tv ...
:. , -" joHN RDmNB )r
' " 1 - General Supt...r
J.R. KENLY, Sup't Transportation, . A t
, T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent. : ,
ua 10 u
r
f ILHIHGTOH, C0L1BIA S AUGHSTi
Eailf oad Co. : ;
Condensed- Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Nov. 15, 1885
No. 48,
r Daily,.
No. 40,
s Daily..
L'aily,
ex. Mon.
Leave Wilmington
Leave L.Wao'maw
8.15 p.m
9 89 p.m
10.15 p.m
11:20 p.m
12.47 a m
1.25 a.m
4.24 a.m
6-40 a m
5.45 am
7.05 am
8.66 a.m
9.88 a-m
Leave Marion .
Arrive -Florence. . .
Arrive Sumter
Arrive Columbia. .
H1.S7 pan
la 10 p.m
4.4 a.m
6.40 a.m
TRAINS GOING NORTH,
NO;43i
Daily,
No.47,
Dafly.
No. 45
Da'.ly2
ex. Sat'y.
Leave Columbia .
Arrive Sumter, r.
Leave Florence..
Leave Marion'.;.
9.55 p.m
12.00 p.m
4.26 a.m
6.14 a.m
7.05 a.m
4.80 p.m
5.09 p.m
7.0S p.m
8.30 p.m
10.05 p?m
iu.47 p;m
Leave L.Wao'maw
12.4a a.m
1.50 a.m
Arrive Wilmington!
8.80 a.m
Train No. 43 stops at all Stations.
Nob. 48 and 47 stop only at Brinkley's, Whites
villa, Lake Waccamaw,- Fair Bluff, Nichols, Ma
rion, Pee Dee, Florence, Timmonsville, Lynch
burg, Mayesville,-- Sumter, Wedgefield, Camden
Junction and Eastover .
Passengers for Columbia and all points on C. A
G. R.R., C.,C. & A. R.R. Stations, Aiken Junction,
and all points beyond, should take No.- 48. Pail
man Sleeper for Augusta on this train..
Pullman Sleepers for Savannah on Train 48..
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington. -- - , ,
JOHN F. DIVINS, i
Gen'l Snpt?
J. R. KENLY. Sup'L Transportation.
T. M. EMERSON, Genl Passenger Agent.
no 15tf
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD GO.
.ionJ J-
Omcx ot SuynauwaaroxHT. 1:
Wllinlngton, N. C, Sept. 27, 1885. ) ;
Change of Schedule. ;
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE FOIr
lowing Schedule will be operated on this
Railroad: -
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN:
V DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
1 Leave WllmlngtoH at
No. 1. Leave Raleigh at
I Arrive at Charlotte at
) Leave Charlotte at...
No. 2. V Arrive at Raleigh at
I Arrive at WOmington at. .
....7.00 P. M.
T85 P 1C
....7.30 A. M.
....8.15 P. M.
....9.00 A. M.
8.25 A. M.
LOCAL FREIGHT Passenger Car Attached.
Leave Cnarlotte at
Arrive at Laurinburg at. .
Leave Laurinburg at
Arrive at Charlotte at.
Leave Wilmington at
Arrive at Laurinburg at. . .
Leave Laurinburg at . ..
Arrive at Wilmington at. . ,
.. 7.40 A.M.
.. 5.45 P.M.
.6.15 A.M.
. . 4 40 P. M.
.. 6.45 A.M.
. . 5.00 P.M.
.. 5.83 A. M.
..5.40 P.M.
Local Freight between Wilmington and Lau
rinburg Trl-weekly leaving Wilmington on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave Laurin
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, v
Passenger Trams stop at regular stations only,
and Points designated In the Company's Time
Table. - - '-
.. ' . .'
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL. BZ-
PRESS AND FREIGHT.: -' v
Dally except Sundays.
- I Leave- Charlotte, .. ; .1 . . i ; ; . . 8.15 A. M.
MO-8 rArrlveat Shelbyi...... ...12.15 P, M.
a 1 Leave Shelby. 1.40 a. M.
Ka 4 f Arrive at Charlotte:..???.... 5.40 P. M
' Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with R. A. Trains to and from Raleigh,
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Take Train No. 1 forStatesvQle, stations West
ern N. C. R. R., Ashville and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg. Greenville, Athens, At
lanta and all points Southwest. . , ; .
L. C. JONES, 1
; , Superintendent. -
F. W. CLARE, General Eassenger Agent.
Cse 27 tf
Cap Few Haia Taliey E.. H. Co
n m nv crw1
CONDENSED TIMS TABLE NOlS,
To take effect at 5 A. M., Monday, Nov. 28, 1885.'
TRAIN NORTH.
Arrive.
-Leave.-.
8.80 a. m
9.50
13.85 p.m
2.25 p. m
Bennetts ville.
Shoe Heel....
Fayetteville..
Sanford .... ..
Ore HU1....V.
Liberty
, 9.40 a. ml
12.00 m.
2.15 p. m
8 43
487
6.00
Greensboro
Dinner at Fayetteville. -
TRAIN : SOUTH.
Arrive.
Leave.
9.50 a.m.
11.05
12.00
1.45 p. m.
400
8.15 '
Greensboro
Liberty
Ore Hill.. .,
Sanford
Fayetteville....
Shoe Heel..
51.20 p. m
B.5U
6.05
Bennetts ville
7.30
- Dinner at Sanford.
Freight and Passenger Train leaves Bennetts
ville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at as
p. m , arriving at Shoe Heel at 4 83 p. m. and
Fayetteville st 8 p. m. '.v-i i- '
Leaves Fayetteville on Tuesdays Thursdays
and 8aturdava&t S.sa n.: -tn. shna Seel at 10 s
1m., and arrives at Bennettsville at 2 m. -
; jrreignt ana jrassenger Tram nw""'"'
ettevlQe on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8 a. m.; connecting- at eaiprd with Freight
and Passenger Trains to Baleigh), leaves Sanford
at 11.30 a. m i and arrives-Nat Greensboro at 5.40
'Leaves Greensboro Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 6 . m., leaves Sanford at 11.15 a.m.
aad arrives at Fayettoville at 2.40 p. m. - -and
arrives jRa .
W M. 8- DUNN, Genl Supt. . . ,
o 26 tf
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