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wta jfo ftifao. tnr pf taoati o qa
AJ iinonairant At rwora wrul tttoa.
i in i' "iim 1 1 will ao4 5 ttllo'
m! Uat? of
fjtl Ortr. Kxprs . c t .
LjtttM otur mu.:ix rwoutra an wui o
rftj of &A ga3i!wnv-
A4-wrt!r noout Uwr totTy o o
immm &av atr t atJi3wKwJ?
i ta oiaaMHt U .llw wl o ranj
la u Dii7- Wr aa J t0' own trcM Co
rtWmnt ! ta. ta pnprc wU oaxr e
rwroowrtblft e ta T.mr.rad ot ia par to a!a ad
Thr Morninor Star
wtlmtx tox, y. C.
tWMOCi a.KAil. TI01.
Tbi-ris i. ijrjdAl of hrra done
bfc.a.-e popU d not coaider. The
amount of anww UgiiUtion that
grow out of inorince, hx.t and
wntof rrt!-"ction something ta
po.lotis Mormon polygamy is dts
iTjtinir. is stanch and oaght to be
s'.jnped oat. Tut th Mormon
Church is mother thing. In tbi
wuntry mn r guiriatel th right
of concinc soul liberty -the pn
ilv of bliving th:s or that. The
Mormon rhgon is very absurd, very
insuJScieot, very misleading. Bat
ra-o nd wama profes to believe it,
nd i- is not proper, it is not lo ac-fordtn.-
with the genius of fre in
stitutiors an i liberty of worvhip
to -na.;t Uwe tht disfraochise
n.l prs.-cut " theo. A roan in
thus coantry should b fre to
hoi.l whivr political and religious
opinions b chxrts. If prs-cuttng
for coos:tnc s.k begins there is no
tlhn where it may all end. The time
as on: that tno were houuded,
ta aligned, pilloried, persecuted, ei
pitrnted. and that .too in thl. coan
try. But men now, with bat few ex
caption, hold stead fa-stly to the
right of coQs-iecc acd soul liberty.
Th Mormons ar- not a people to
b commanded. Their example is
vicious, and their religion a fraad,
but it not right to disfranchise
Ura for what they believe or pro
fM to believe. Comii them to
abandon polygamous prrtice-, bat
Ui aloe their church. We are
promJUed to writ this byrauj of
th following paragraph we find in
the New York TWj, Kepublieao,
which contains a correct view we
think:
' Tie UvUiure of Ns.i bA-s pMd.
wita ooly tan oppcma voUe. a rveola
tiatx prop5ia a cuojtiiuf.iooAl ameridaieat
woMt .loptioa wilt timfraacftUt ail rnem
hmn ot ta Mormon Church la thsl 9U!e.
TUis ameadaieat provlds UaI bo ooe shAlI
b AiUawsd to vote who wtU ool wrar that
& is oo a caemNir of ihafi church. &uch
a Uat-OAta lw Is la force la tdA&o. A
iasAT Uw aa lauttii la AiUooa two
tw aa.1 ta ntspcjas to the recoca
L.tLina of ta Oovsracr w rec:d
or me .vaca
t -,..t-ie uuib tm coaaodd. No
twwaaMUJb.di.fraaehi.wd for the KJ
nawii warn. wiviwj..
of becauM h hold certaia ocoioo- Bt
If those opinions '.eaii him to vi.3lte the
lav by practitfiaf poljzmj he hculd be
prcweuted with all the vior whkh the
U allow.
irrreaT th raorwroni.
Itev. Dr. ilangriam. whoe sweet
and lovable character commend, him
t all who know him, io an interest
ing article to the Ilaleigh ChronicU,
paU in a timely plea a to the pro
r!ae th locoxae f the Uolvenity
1
oo-dollar. W woU be gtau
a 13.000 appropHaUa aaaually
-t ta.tkn ef not ervateet Hterarv
: t-v k-. w
feeHora' .Allnee at the University, tare ana luoimj 01 v.-.., Le has to pay taxea on tne si.wu. guuBWi,.uu.uvwr..u-...; Maj. John C. Winder, general manager ri.
wA..,w.( '--'i-'-vss: rh"prcV,h;x. tar1siassJ!f,ss;x sLv ."wfrs:
r;:;' .Vfuu:;n r:":: t:. M-iri- -ssksk aM.
:,..'." . :
- .i or3it and honor to
forth
CrHo. If 133.000 wer voted it
. . i!nf r
woold . -acn ...
Southern UU gif K tlr auie
coUtgw and UniTtwiti Do not
Ik A of eriDDlinc the Unirertity by
tbiok of crippling we u '
facing it. annual fund. J'"
" lo m.ke U b.tt!r"!l,P. to
hi2b.r - tooffecgr.Urdrowge.
m. m jm. i si
.K.tnd.nt - to be more tboroogn
,.,.Kr Tear. To do inn
Jlen of North Car-
m v
,k. it the riral of the be.t.
I . .m it that
orsof tbebUte,.eeto itthat
olios, m
Legulator
OO detriment befall, an in.tituuon
Ihit ha graduated more men of di-
' i
tintioo aod usefuloe tban any
other in the South with bat one ex-
ceptioo,
and that ha. been or tucn
. Vortb Carolina ana tt
- - i
Ih. -hoi. Soulb.
The pay of the io.tructora . l.ttle
no.. But hear our friend
Profe.or Mangum, whoee .Utement.
my be relied upon. II say.:
' -.If our.mUxi. are reduced my work
aot fc. kept up a. It puibt to be I
v, --r- -, miniitrv.
aad I U oo bat I receive here. I f
U,, I t.ro what I receive a Uvtosj. To
JiVmcre plal-ly than I am Uviog. here I
Kit taa. Ume from mj work P"f";
uu . . x a i v . man
e.crn whereicwo;-.--
cannot a-oru wDuu-'
blv and .acc.iuuy iww .mi.
by destroying coofldence.
to AeiiKVittK-wiivr wiLnisc
TOTI !IAV DO.
The opinion prevails that the Car
Una Central Railroad will be ex
tended to A.heville. A bill has
iu finl1 readiDg in 1k
scrib to the capiUl .tock in or-
der to insure U cod.wuc..uu.
The extension of tbi. road to the
growing and important town of
Asbeville cannot fail to benefit Wil
miogtoo. It open, op a section to
our business men that offers a wider
- . . . . ..i.mmi'ia ami IS I
held tor Dusineea .u.a...-
ure te prove beoehcial to the people
I
Whether the
at either terminus
people of Wilmington will do any
thing to make the proposed extension
a certainty is more than we know.
At this time Wilmiogton occu
pies a peculiar vantage ground. Tho
eyes of more Northern business men
and capitalists are directed this way
than at any former period of lime.
It is po-sible for Wilmington to be
come the moet important tidewater
town between Norfolk and New Or
leans. It i. posibl to make it the
gTeat coaling station oo the Atlantic
coait. It i. po-.tble to make it the
naval .tore market for .upplymg
the Ike portion of this country.
We meao ju.t what we .ay, and
there are wide awake, pu.hiog North
ern men who .e Wilmington, capa
bilities if oar people do not see them.
The Charletoo, Cincinnati and
Chicago railroad will b built. There
is no doubt of it. Already there ar
rill open
portatioo
No. . i. u h,oJ.r . grt a...
f the product, of the mine, from
of the p
coming to Wilmington. If the Car
olina Central i. on good term, with
the thre CY. railroad why may not
TMt .toree come to this cltj? Then
with the Cape Fear and Yadkin Val-
lev Railroad tapping finally the richfl catalogue baa required an amount of
iron mice, and coal mine, of our hfcareful and patient work which no
iron ramr. u one eaTe a botanist can estimate. The
Mate, wny may coi nnumiSivu
come the great coaling station, and
why .hall not thouaod of tons of
ore b shipped here for .ea trantpor-l-atioo?
In thia connection we may say we
are lad lo learn that many of our
wholesale merchant, are doing such
a satisfactory trade. There i. an
I ooentoff here for two or three lines oi
I ba,ine 14 w learn, but the per-
-oo to undertako it must have capi-
tal, be full of enterpri.e aod under-
stand how to compete with other
There i. a bill before the House to
abolish free scholarship, at the Uni-
versity. It come, up to day. W
, , . , .n,K
have .aid lhat 10 our judgment .uch
. r.pal wa. necery for the w.l-
I to carry on the University aa a free
10 hooi.waue denying .privilege.
to the deuominaUooal coUege..
we believe that all over th State the
I vr..vi:..- r . ..j T.K.
m a 1 . r a. 1 1 m 4 a m r
...... -
... . -v itin Uni-
teriana will umw v .
Tereity the equal of any Northern
iTnirertity if it uke. quarter oi
aooompluh it.
J - "
TUB PBHIODIOAt.
AtUntic Monthly for February erne
s.turd.j. It ba been belmted
W. h... cdTl iho
March .unib.r wblcb we will notice soon
MOtrlbolor, to ih February cumber
r i u ij u iu is
QUohMt. T. B. Aldrlcb. Jobo 0
Wbltlier. Uarriel W. Preston. O 1. Miner.
Lwrtoce 8ie. William Winter, Suan F.
Cooper. J. M. Crawford. Jobo Fiske and
Jao. R. Lowell. Tbal U really a very
J.ds
Lruuir Bi a . -
eMrally excellent, and Contrib-
pric 4 a JtAT Hougbton.
Mifflin & Co., Boston.
yj tor Marcb h.. a beautiful
fr00tUpiece of a girl and anon. Amour,
- contributor, are . u. i.v.uR. .
Aldrlcb. J- V. Ubeney.
Noab Brooks.
E1U W. Wilcox. Margaret Jobnaoo ana a
doxen or more others. The matter U va
ried, attractive and often instructive. The
m.irtioni are numerous and the general
t up a good a. the aru will allow. Price
ftayrar The Century wmipaoy. t uu
luhera. N- Y.
For the Star.
THE n il'StllXGTOX FLORA."
r VntTim: It is a source of
fn the mernbcrs of the
-
P.... .,, . .. fin.t n thp Stab
liicnen owin. - .
ftl
lourn
The
had be-
.SUTt-
vicmity;
on ac
count of the many rare and
;nrr rlnt irrowiocr in her v
"b r. o-- . o
Knt hr reDUtlon is due in
.mall
uv, I
measure to the labors of botanuiU
w '
.
who have lived there -Ur.curtis, ur
i 1.1 n. Pnrlia Fir I
r 7 R Md Dr Thomas appropriation ot a s.ng.a u u, Ss bnocked unconsciou8 for several
G. F. McKee, fcr., ana vr. iuu congress for the promotion of edu- hour8, but finally revived and is now get
F, Wood. . lh BeVeral States. And if tine well.
DUDJisueu now r.--
. . r. r .inmttiAvimmtr.
-nl:- i;., Jnrlnd over a thousand
n naa iuuuu - i
specie. ,031) and for the first time
ae botanisti a correct notion as to
fhe richness of the Wilmington flora,
To find and identify all of these
.i.... . .Knrt t ttmR wua Drodi-
r-k tb. Virt of Dr. CW
(TlOUl
o accomplishing it he gave evi-
that capacity for continuous
acnes oi iiisb vumii v
, ccarate scientific work which
. v, ,.min nrf vmdi oi
CDirKwrwro w ""b .
his life The publication oi tnis nst
of plants which did so mucn io
bring Wilmington into botanical
prominence, at the same time served
the purpose of introducing Dr. Cur
tis to his fellow botanists. Dr. Mc
Kee, who was a co-worker with Dr.
Curtis during the latter's Btay in
Wilmington and who continued to
cullivato tbo study of botany for
some years thereafter, did much to
ward, keeping up an interest in the
- .
.ubject. Subsequent to lr. urns b
departure ho added 34 new plants to
the list.
Of late years botanists desiring in-
tion concerning the plants ot
of the Star as have taken any in
terest in these matters. One of the
reaultsof hi. work is the "Wilming
ton Flora." referred to above. This
n mat
larta amount of interesting informa-
Uon g the
fl-erinr and cf the I
O ... !!. t
da tee of
flowering, and color of the flowers.
The total number of species and
vaneUea of flowering plants growing
around Wilmington is now given at
1,219, of which 1,046 are supposed to
be native to the region.
The nreoaration of this valuable
r (
t OI
authors have done their work well.
.... . .111 .,t-m
ine puoiicanou ui
botaov at home
J. A. Holmes,
University of North Carolina.
A MOST IMPORTANT BILL.
Raleigh Chronicle
n.. .Miini 1 ur nrnvidea that a
r hi 80iTent
crejjU but that he shall deduct from
8ach credits his debts. This is proper;
k iti .mA l&w nrovides that he
.u.n 1.,, itTn'i nn the value of his
T i --i enr A.
'" -ur "I' of hU Und
the Amount of hi. indebtedness. For
(Ilop,: A has notes to the value
Lf li nofl bnt ha owes 1500 be pays
of 1,000, but he owes fjoo ne pay.
S"". 11
. a. . vas.
owes C 500, and therefore only pays
- Cf Tl' finn ! worth
-V7,
1. worm
V' Tn A .till he ia
I This .vsLm of taxation proceeds,
I wa innrvu nnnn th Bible doctrine:
formation concerning me piau - t - t?o """"iLirrr,! " ;Vk nnnrinir T
the Wilmington region, and in large r. wrogaeo - e wound in the head: His Xv
measure of the entire State, have ry 15, at the '2' J'e wTfTimmXLly thought that he had been the wearer read for hours without fatigue, in
turned to Dr. Wood. Of his devo to a question of PernJ P"v llef knocked in the head and robbed but sub- 'ottl,eSbor sight preservers
J? Ki- rnthnsiasm and uniform He repelled tho accusations of stu- nt inve8Ugations made by the physi- Testimonials from the
kindnesi in thi. Section, I need pidily by declaring that be had been clJ ho astily ummoned i. developed SSSSTJ
kindness 10 tni. wnn uu, r public life onger than any the fact that he had been stricken with gSfc branches of trada. bankers. me-
not underuke to inform such readers in puunt. b ' aralv6ia iu8t a8 ne ci08ed his store and in chanlos, etc., can be. given who have had thdlr
add .till more io iiiiuiiugwu.itr- ; tKo tnfal rprpinta since the 1st of limie society in mis otate, io un
Ulion ,bro.J, d ,b.l i. of ,u.n e,;1BbX against VESTS" "TSSA
it nol gre.ter .mporunoe, .1 . I opM t3's0 b for tho 8ame period of
here yesterday afternoon announced the
that it may stimulate the study oi an increa8e since fe arrival of Bishop Lvman in New
"From him that hath not ahall beU
i Iia hath." At
U unjust, and is not making all men
pay to tne support oi br -
nt"m nronortion to their uiiikj.
iit i-j . -oa thai XVeuic- i
- r i t
e are Kiu - , rr I
.entatWe R P. Felton, of Tyrrell
? i.:- .tont.inn to tnis i
baa bwn giring his alien
gubject, and has introduce
wiUJ obviate thisgreatinj
"TVSi
Dwn 8" PS .u, "i k;ii that
ecu i
ustice.
CVHHBBT COllUeltT.
Mr. Goldwin Smith, dtooom-
posed by Senator Ingalls's juration
that England bullies v?;
and truckles to e trong ones, deraana ,
with an air of confidence, whether ne
T ,i,iv ; odd in view of the
does not 11 '0 characterise
real permanence of racna
tics that "of t wo portions of the same
race that nave omy u r- . a
for a ..ogle century, on . -- -
, 6j rr1ifie. bullV
mass 01 rumaniain,
ing, insolence, and everything else
that is vile, while the other has ar
rived at such a pitch of virtue, civi
lization, chivalry and urbanity as to
produce Mr. Ingalls." While the
sarcasm in this very fine the logic .J
worthless, from the simpio f"--
M lDgan8 did not and we presu
me
alio . . I
Fni uh neoDle but on those who instrument had been thrown ifrom the out
English People, duj u . f gide and with this one of the prisoners as
have ruled them. " "t,cl8D2 1Sher 8auited the jailor, who used his pistol and
England as a government ot ner secured th altacbinf, party, who is the
nlA-aea. not her masses. And it Wf. same that escaped some time ago after at-
. .IJ . .1tq hm aSaUlL UU mo I
Smith wishes to appear as the defend- taking and knocking down jailor ifurK.
er of his native land's record toward - Durham Recorder: Oar com
other countnef, he would do well to munity wa8 6tartletl to-day on learning
himself in training vuv.
. . . . .... ' i
im7-.cu7t, kt.
-T l
s on the House
cannot do bet-
job
out. The
costs the coun-
without equan-
derine seventy or eighty millions
in accordance wuu un wuik
: :n..nikla trt nndprstand I
W Democrats should be willing to
ny uemocrawBuo u,u ,!: ;n
a .v, nii.natpd sentimentalist in i
aMlh.t do.l p.ted eontlmeotalist i0
hi. effort, to get the U,tod Stat
into bankruptcy, xi tuoDu..-o
. -, Traar
n ve u - . tn 'f Qr the
five hunorea mimuna j
Z IVn f a sintrlecent by
rom
ffh
3
- v,Qm0a t.A nreato as
l trt flrnatn as
extravagani, wicui -----
. . j.c- nn air ana
large a ueui; cu.
sit on his bill.-iv. i . oun
We shall support the reelec-
tion of Mr. Cleveland. But wo mean
to know in advance whether we are
auDDortine a Democrat or a iUug-
wump. It would ba in tho looj ; rno
best of all if the democracy, uor
rified and undefiled, should gird thei
r
. .
faith about tbem, burn their bridges
hohinri tnem ana raarcu wut, iut
. . . t - O,;oli Wa
ot oia, io auuiec, v.
live not in the heroic days. I3rave
men, good men, they only do as they
can; and politics at most seems a
choice between the least of evils.
This choice shall not, as far as wo are
concerned, bo made blindly and in
the dark. Tfiuisville Courier-Journal,
Dem.
Greater Tln lle Greatc.t.
Ilickury Frets
K.r-finv. Hrozden is now a member
r c. iinn.a nf Rpnrpsenta-
Ol IUU Old a.vuou v 1
live- from Wayne county. The Wil-
mington tar of February v caiiea
Mr. Brogden dull and stupid. Ibis
.kJl ran in th State and had
other man in the otaie, ana nu
never abused a trust, tie ciaimea
that he was Comptroller ior ten
years, and all the finance committees
during that time had endorsed nim.
. TirnPOi,pafi Vance
made by Graham, Morehead, v ance,
or Jarvis, or any other Governor or
ex-Governor that we have heard of.
COTTON.
N. Y. Commercial and Financial Chronicle
New York. Feb. 18. The move
ment of the crop, as indicated by our
telegrams from the South to-night,
r I ia mvon rfilfW
I . e . . c.u l o fV,., t,-. a1
I in Cf T M1K A V eillU U I A. c u. iui biio I v r , . . - .
iuK yuio otc v Qficoo hales the committee recommend tnat the bill re
receipta have reached 86,58- bales, al of the 8tock law in
. .mnneT k.lio 1 a of nroatr lSfl.l r. r ,
'X' -,nna nd
I OO UaiC'tJ luo L.icTv--o "
,32 53l bales three weekssmce; mak
- .. . . . . . j
Sent. 1 1886. of 237,241 bales.
oeuw 9 . ,
The exports ior tne wees: enuxng , - September 1. 1886. 29,176; same
this evening reach a total ot 101,7B time la8t yearf 22,706; increase over last
bales, of which 70,639 were to Great yal.f 570. An elegant banquet was
Britain 7.945 to France and 23,294 given Associate Justice J. J. Davis at the
nf rn PnnHnpnt Capital Club last evening. There was in
to the rest of the Continent. jgg Qf reagQn and ft flQW of 8Qul Qn
European advices, which were tfae occa8iont Many eloquent remarks
quite peaceful early in the week,again were made by various gentlemen.
assumed a warlike aspect; and the The bill for the encouragement of the
situation came to be regarded as in
i" .0 many ...i.ti.
that all lasses of operators became
rT cantious. To day there was an
early advance of 45 points on the
reduced receipts at interior towns
and the rather better reports irom
Liverpool, but the demand fell off
y .rfffance -as not sustained,
tton on the spot was quiet and un
ani tha rs 1 raa ta naari vrifiiii
treaa. let them repeal the law which allows
I tr. mm m Hon nn tKoIr mn lwfnrB
poor wife mUka. Itisa.bame that any
p.n nf their onlv milk cow bv mortsraee.
I CharloUe Democrat.
i i I
Spirits Turpentine
-No Torchlight last week
Kxnston Press: The boos in
. , t. rr vishei lived was burnea
last Saturday night at 6 o'clock. Thefi re
io j o---- a T-r(Tfi
alarm was Riven, anu vcrj owl -
'm enkl toaBd. and Jthh
. . onnsnraed all tne iurni
lure who o-v..
Charlotte Observer: It is sta
tA that the Salvation Army, (we mean tnat
port.onofitj.McU left JJJ5J
aeoj win wiwiw , . .
? - Pect tb -
f that t hey haw
Elizabeth City -Carolinian: We
oq g the
wind, a fire occurred on
J farm of Mr. A. H. Lindsey, at Soingle
SnSS. on thi Norfolk & Southern RaiN
j.ana e, & barn con -
road n q( &ud tfae dwd-
linjr.
Greenville Reflector: .Lieut.
Gov. Stedman presides over the Senate
with a quiet, gentlemanly precision and
grace peculiarly his own. He is a man of
fine, commanding appeal ance one that at
tracts attention anywhere. He ia quick in
his rulings, never in error and impartial to
evsry one.
Oreensboro Workman: The
prisoners of Forsyth county have a fashion
of attempting to break jail, and another
L LC 1X1 UliUt IV w.v j
n,mnf ma a mnrlp some aaT8 UKU. -a- o"'i-
nai .tne uouy ,"1,;rTn the
rwpn inunu oeur juuicucou
r"rK",,o r,,t nf th nitv. The
nuuiunKiu H' " J- .
80Uthwestern part of the city is being rapid-
ly improved and bunt up Dy voi. y.
Blackwell. He has over izo nanus
and is direcuy interesieu iu mo uun &
o rnnr Ibpitp. number of houses. He is pre-
narir. to erect twenty or thirty more houses
in that section.
I'lttsDoro xxecwrw. no
inoni n loom thnt the nresent Droprietors
of the Bynum factory have purchased and
will soon have in operation new spinning
nio"u""' k ODrit.
SSTTOjF
During the hifh wind on
I IOC If J-' A VA WJ ' T
Williams, of New Hope township, was
Ja&l riuay me oiA-jcai w . ...
t k on lhe head by a falUng of a tree
iimg on mm : -J" ,
Goldsboro Argus', ine mteiii-
o-pnrft rpar.hea us of the death of Vr. u. ti.
W. Ward, one of Wilson county's oldest,
I . i 1,1 .1 uoruuitul fiiriTong a
most vaiuauie uu iwu -
pr,tipman of courteous manner, rellneo
i r .7 . mi
tastes and great learning
The annual
election of officers of the Goldsboro Rifles,
held in their armory Thursday mgni, re-
su ted in iavor oi aii iue uiu umucio. -
, tv tt t,- nnram;tfoo rf
uear "liemocrauc jiyy-
Craven county' : We
Sena uiars anu
anu
Lane home to you don't do so anymore;
io juu uuu k ow lmlj ---
it is not in accordance wun me principles
of Democracy.
Graham Gleaner: Mr. Walter
Trolmger was painting on the roof of Mr.
Jas. H. Holt's dwelling last Friday morn
ing, when, in the twinkling of an eye, he
slipped and fell twenty-five feet to the
ground He was badly jarred. He sus
tained sirne injury to one sheulder and his
back. The west-bound mail train
wa9 rocked on three different evenings last
week between Mebaae and Haw River, this
county . Each time the missiles struck the
hind coach. Fortunately no one has been
hurt. Oa Saturday evening Capt. W. H.
Grecn'a car wa3 struck.
-- Raleigh Visitor: Dr. A. J.
Blanehard. of Middle Creek townBhip.
Wafep pniintv. ha9 a, store iust across the
road from hie residence on tne road leading
ftnm HoIIv Bonnes to Fayetteville. On
I wdnpariav fivenin last he failed to come
I ' J p , , .! U ia
ithe hou
- g f and tQ her 'urpri8e and
borr0r found him lying in front of his
paralysis just as he closed his store iana in
llinJ head 8truck the door facing &nd
wa8 cut by lhat in hi8 fan.
nharlftt,fi chronicle: Ground
bfoken for the erection of the new
spoke aDd handle factory near the cotton
lis. V e unuersianu mat tuc
capital stock has been largely
ring the past two aays anu
amounts to about $100,000.
cr of the Dhvsicians of the city
yesterday afternoon, at the office
;e VV. tiraham, and an organi
Charlotte Medical Society was
Y- a a. XI ; t ... m AlnAtAt)
effected, ur. Kooen iooou wao cVcc
5denl Thjs clo8ea tne 8econd week
q the reiigioug meetings being held in our
city and while only an approximate can be
made of those who have heeded the claims
of Christ and signified their purpose to fol
low Him, it is believed that lour nunareu
at least have thus far professed faith iu
the Savior of sinners.
Raleigh News- Observer: Quite
a large delegation of citizens of Franklin
county arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing to appear before the committee on
I PrnnnBitinna and Grievances to Drav that
"uru.r,u";,w " "V fTT'
I r . l. uaw, ui muuiuoi uw icwitcu
- appointment as agent for the American
York. The Bishop reports his passage a
I -hQi-mino- nnp. Cotton receiDts to
- mate uuara peu .u .u.U6
sMjaSi'A'S
r u fa ikey to pa88 the House. It
doubles the appropriation at present made
to the several companies for ar mory rent
for armory rem,
e henumoe r o a J
j lu meeting of railroad men in the
city yesterday with the following gentle-
men nresent: Col. A. B. Andrews, third
- vicejreeident B. D. R R L R
i , t-
A five'dollar greenback ap-
the other day bearing the following in-
the last of fortune of $10,000. Boston
I Post.
onms Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
4 ' ' . nhM faaen asked thousands
The question has g??TBuBrs cure every
of timek"How can BJKJ! any disease
hinff?"Well, it doesn't. But it ooea ""!h lUOH
Physicians ""JSwdtaWr of any
agent known fSSantiite Sheassertioii
does not injure
teeto, causa
clnwOONBITTEKS
iWFeelLe1DebilUyata intho
BROWN'S IRON BIHERS.Mr.
SinnTa "keallother thorough mttaote
SowlF -When taken by the first sptomof
i ; T ? hntllcolor oomes to the cheeks : nervousness
SJTar? fonctional derangements become regu
iFanOTSmothOTTabundant sustenance
fPpVed fS hfld. Bember Brown Iron
R i tti is t he O N LiY iron mediouie that is not in
Stoul PhyH&n. and Vrggi recommend U.
The Genuino has Trade Mark and crossed red line,
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.
fSrinOeneralDebilitj
9
tvl
Cancer of the Tongue.
My wite. some three o, rfoui ;yWS
bled with an ulcer on the ei Je o caullng loss
tne throat.. The pain was ' "p rostratlon.
of sleep an-1 producing peat nervous V
of ajeet Hgg S
jged from the on,,n ttoe use oi tt.
i wrisioi uu - , tl)e tw0, we naa b""
I n.twppn the Buffering o l,,y Mncn email-
r;nRoma. By the use oi a --
""YrTaonf swift's Bpecinr--.iiv hi .
Thottiesof Swift's upwum-
ja and restored to no return of the dts-
Teiieveu ou" ,Cpr hrj been no return oi m
i years ag, - H l. middlbbwjub-
Sparta, Ga, June 5 1S86 ase3mlledfree.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO
El W. 23d St., N.
Treatise on bioou , drawer 3. Atlanta, ua.
1v 16 lv nrm
chm
HOST BRILLIANT, PURE & PERFECT
LENSES IN THE WORLD,
Comliiiei witl Great Refractins Power.
(HEY ARE AS TRANSPARENT AND COLOR-
i chanlCs, eto., can be given
Uight improved by their use.
alt. eyes fitted and
ALL EYES FITTED AND THE FIT GUARAN
TEED BY
ROBERT R. BELXrAItlY,
DRUGGIST, WILMINGTON, N. C.
These Glasses are not supplied to peddlers at
any price.
se 4 ly nrm
9 Million worn during the past six years.
This marvelous success is due
1st To the superiority of Coraline over all
otfcer materials, as a stiff ener for Corsets.
3d To the superior quality, shape and work
manship of our Corsets, combined with their
low prices.
Avoid cheap imitations made of various kinds
of cord. None are genuine unless
"DR. WARNER'S CORALINE"
Is printed on inside of steel cover,
feb 20 D&W6m su we fr
ntMMH nffVI TAI nil I C
PEWtJVROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
Thn oriorln&l and Onlv Genuine.
SaAi and ilirsyi Reliable. Heme of wrtUeM InAtfUaaM.'
Indupensaoie to
i'fnili.liMli'i
W A UF PAPER. GMAMterehMBlcalC. i
mtmmrM in ti. nr nmrtionlmra in tetttip
" jentiidiMHiiMNpuM,ni
tUU by Dnwclsta everywhere Aik fbr OhlefeM.
UsrBEmgL
' Feaayroyal Pffl. . Tate no other.
no 27 D&Wly
tu th sat
II
3sr. it..o.
JEW RIVER OYSTERS 1
Fresh Supplies Received Regularly
Best Wines, Beer, Liquorsnd Cigars.
STAR SALOON.
se21 tf GEO. V. HERBERT Prop'r.
Groceries ! Groceries !
LOW PRICES J LOW PRICES 1
COMB ONE, COMB ALL,
And judge for yourselves.
C. H. CONOLBY
113 South Front St.,
Opposite New Market.
Jan 5 tf
Wew Crop
Cuba Wiolassesi
25 Hogsheads
FOR SALE BY
ADRIAN & VOLLEY
feb 12 tf
N. H. SMITH,
REAL ESTATE AGElft
FAYETTEVILLE. .(.
Correspondence solicited from ranli
I 1 1 Tl-ll. l I .
Dtiy or sen lauun. luiuaimi HU.micys t4.
ployed to Investigate titles, etc itefcrs m
lness men of Fayettovlile.
OFFICE AT SMITH'S Iot,
Comer Munford and Donaldson at
.Where a FULL STOCK of;
BEST ICE, COAL AND WOOD
Can be found at LOWEST pricks.
Look;out for the s!kh. "Ico, Coal, Wood
AO. ,1e 19 DAWtJ
FARMS AND LANDS FOR SALL
I hwamp LANDS and TOWN PROPERTIES
The Counties of Hobeson. Bladen, Cnmberluj,
and all adjacent sections, offer fine opporton)
tiaa for investment. The opening of direct mi
wars North make the 8H0E HEEL section
NSW AND INVITING FIELD for Trnckta, Gv
denlng and Fruit. Climate and hygiene adni
f a ran nnsnroassed In any country. A connetlii
point for freights. Railways North, South, tu
and West. Qalok transport North by ievm
A trrand ODDortunlty for sale tarat
ment&, and a better one for practical funenui
norticuitnrisw ,
Come and see or write to n
Real Eftate Agent, Shoe DmI,
my 26 D&Wtf Kobesoa Co., MX
Basrsra&re Transfer,
"
TjiORIPROMPT CALLS AND dklivebtoi
i j'
I
vmir orders at T.J.BOUTUB
LAND'S LIVERY STABLB,rNorth Second 8L
Orders for Carrlagos promptly flllod.:
T. J. SOUTHERLAND.
Livery and 8alcStablt.
an 5 tf Nos. 108 &1110 North Second 81'
COR THIS SOAP CALL AT
F. r. MILLEI
Drnj How,
Corner FoujandJiL
jan9 tf
Special Bargains.
qftn GROSS SWEET SCOTCn gNIJKKt V
Son BoxfsTobacoo. all grades and I qujliUj
OUU must be sold low for cash uj close
signments. Also 50.0X. Haanaa" R
de 11 tf 18 MaHwj.
North Carolina House.
XUST OPENED AT THE N0BTH CAHOUW
J HOUSE, a
POOL ROOM AND OYSTER SALOON
OYSTERS 6erved in every style.
Best Wine, Beer. Liqnors and Cigars
oc 5 ly "
Huteit Cask Prices
"POR OTTBR, MINK. FOX AND BACOUW
SKINS. l,OOOof each wanted. ConslKS"1"
solicited,
dell tf
SAMUEL BEAR
18 MarketW.
Charlotte Daily Chronicle
A DKMOORA.TICNBWSPAl'EB-
Bright, Newsy,
C'licnp.
Contoins Latest Telegraph Dlspatli awl
ket Reports.
Believes In Keeping np with the Tim
Likes Aggressiveness In Business ana i
Encourages the UpbuUdinc of ;in v.
Is a Strong Advocate of More -
ncation.
$7.00 per year ; 82.00 for three nlv.
Kd,UrWanW$
Chanotte, N. V.
jA
tteiod or. or th. wrtkM-JJ ln
blTO bMn cured. I"d?JL?S ee toK th-r Jw
piMMdr.O.l(lreti. DB.T. A. btwvv
pp2l DAW6m -
Albemarle Enquirer
EDENTON,W.C
MR. ALBERT H.DOWELL. ONKOF T
est and most experienced Jo ur
State, has connected Wmw" peoi
the Albemarle Enquirer, the cam nj
Newspaper in the First ntetria
Family. Literary. PoH 8acDr pti,,,, I' -,J
Newspaper. Terma of teu.scru ,
annum; 75c for "InKHS V.
Ian 20 D&Wlm
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Dollar Weekly Nei
3Suooessorto tfr
FAYETTEVILLE SUN. with
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