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- - - -r urpentine Stills. E HAVS ON HAND SIX NEW STILLS w fWa 12 to li barrels capacity. Ten new Worm r,,r !2, is 30 415,1 25 barrel StUla. Fifteen new nd Arms, any size. Also a lot of Rood Second-Hand Stills and Worms, from 8 to bsrrel capacity. Still Bottoms from 80 to 80 incbes diameter; patches all slaea.. Old Stflls tik.r. in exchange for new ones. Repairing brouzntte country promptly don by experi enced Smiths and WARRENTXD. , Call on or address TIcMILLAN BROS., v Ian 13 tf th su Fayetteville. N. C. THE INCURABLE CURED ! Hommmu, Kt Feb. 24. issz. Gentlemen Seven year ago a sored vet ' oped on my nos from a flngr sail scratch, i I cried a few almpl. ramadlea, bat - th sors would not yield. I grow worn every year for tern years. Many thought I had a can cer. Over a year ago I commenced taking S. S. S., and two dozen bottles entirely cared me. When 2 began with Swift's Specific I was In Terr poor health, and could hardly dri about. After I had finished tbe coarse of 8.1 8. I was strong and buoyant, and had a good appetite. I regard it S3 a moat valuable medicine for ladles in weak, dell cat health. It Is a household medicine with me. Tours respectfully. Una. R. W. Wilsok. SrutTjjrBTmSt 8. C April 3, 1837. Gentlemen For twenty years I have had a son on my left cheek. It had gradually been growing worse. The many physicians whom I had consulted were unable to do me any good. Last fall, a year ago I began using S. S. S. At first it Inflamed the sore, -and it became mere virulent than ever ; so much so, indeed, that my family insisted that I should leave off the medicine. I per sisted In using the 8. 8. S. At the end of two months the sore was entirely healed. Think ing that the evil was out of my constitution, i left off the medicine; but in November. ;u months after, a very alight breaking out appeared. I at once began again on 8. S. 3 , and now that is also disappearing. I have very ralth in 8. S. S. It has done me mote e'ood than all the doctors and other medi cine I ever took. Yours truly, A. B. Shakd. WniSTOS, N. C, April 12, 1SS7. Oeatiemen Two or three years ago a can cer came on my, face- It soon grew to be quite large. It wore on mev and my general health was very poor. Last September I ' began a course of S. 8. A. which 1 have con tinued to the present time with the happiest result. The cancer has entirely disappeared, there being no evMene or aympiom of a cancerous character left. My general health is good now. and my appetite Detter than H i-.as been in years. I am 82 years old, and to-day I am working in the field planting corn. Tours truly, Josas Tjmkbacm. Gentlemen I had a sure on mynpperllp for eight years: Seven different doctor at-. tempted in vain to heal it. One gave me a Kin all vial for five dollars, which was a cer tain cure." It is needless to say that it ditl ma no good. - About two years ago I became nuite uneasy, as people thought I had a ca o vr. and I took a coarse of eighteen bottles 18.8. S. The result has been a complete un. The ulcer or cancer healed beautiful ', leavinit scarcely a perceptible sear. From aat day I have been in excellent health, the -'?cll:c having purified my blood tborough v. increased my appetite and perfected my ligation. In a word, I feel like a new .ruman, and, best of all, the eight year ulcer Is gone entirely. Tours sincerely, - Mks. W. R CAXXOM. Trenton, Todd Co., Ky., Feb. 25, 1337. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Thk Swift Specific Co Irawer a, Atlanta, Oa. vl71y chw N. H. SMITH, REAL ESTATE! I AGENT. r A VE'ITH V 1LLE, N. c. E';rresr .mdeuee solicited from parties wishing r :r sell lands. Reliable attorneys em :lored to investigate titles, eta Refers to bns Isess aan of FayetteyHle. OFFICE AX SMITH 8 DEPOT, :'-mor Xonford and Donaldson Sts.. Where a FULL STOCK off EST ICE, COAL. AND WOOD Oh a be found at LOWEST PRICKS. ' WUvknt for the sign. 'Toe, CoaL Wood, 1e 19DAWtf THE CLIMATE, ISE SOIL, puR T SUCK QARDKHINQAND EAFID TRAN- North, cannot be srrrpassed In any section of "orth Carolina as we find It at OnlV r.vanfA Kw.. QolHtMAM No kUllng trosts until late In winter. Bajly WMens in Spring. A few good Farms yet for but rapidly Belling. Ore and eTtterprlslnic ther? gardeners bare an enrlable oppor- Just now. Appiy to O. H. BLOCKKB, -22111" Real ?eUu Agent, Mazton,N. C. SHORT CUT! y S HAVK THK "SHORT CUT" AT 1LAXTOS. fran.-5ut. on froets. A short cut on onto fo?p.?rtatton orth. A short cut on rich soil roreariy vegetables. ioeee are alleatAhiiiirKuf fanfat. W lire in a wonderf ai age, and there Is no telling what de- Wr the sou."6 neM at hand Buy Farm the gronnd," said God to man, subdue the earth. It shall be thine ' toh nSLfe.w Z.e.arB henoe and land wll be be i ?iritlnVhl8 action. , t , Purht leaaar m helping any bodyiWho is linn oimnnltyr commissions or no commls- -0Q19 tf Real Katatev Agent. Maxton, N. O. Hygeia Totacco pRKVSNTS KALARIAv irKRYPUSNK8S AND "BARTBURH. For sale at retail by 4 G. Hanklns, Wm, Otersen, 0. M, Flllyaw, Wessell, 0.- F: Von Ssmpeii, J. D. H. Klander, j. H, Borneman, P. Mohr. C. K. Smith, c- Schuiken, Joslah Camber, N. Hullen. 3. O. 8!8vaD8on, H. Schnlken. 7 ! ; . . ADRIAN V0LLBRS, , . feb u im . , ,, . Wbofcs sle AgenU. lvl w" nnwruo - , . , "" AiSSaT A SHIO fflB DESOLATE." ,T . little ; whne, ' you tell me, faaY a little wbile, , And I Shall Tm WrtCfA mv Ha1wA And with your eyes all large with faith, VThy dearfonea havenot journeyed very Not very far." 1 say it o'er and o'er, -Till on mine ear mine own voice strange- -. lv falls. Like some mechanic utterance that repeats . uMrouiugicas re i ram xo empty wus. Not very far;" but measured by my grief A distance mMtuiKlM, j 1. ' . .vu u, ucepair. iS: vm e dreams that give them I wake to tfcid that they have journeyed there! Not very far." Ah me! the spirit has Had its conjectures since the first man sleDt: But, O the heart, it knoweth its own loss, uu ueaia is ueau), as 'twas when Ra chel wept ! " CAamberfs Jturnal. RELIGIOUS SI ISVEL. LAN IT; One cannot always be a hero. but one can always be a man. Goethe While a word is yet unspoken you are master of it; when once it is spoken it is master of jou. Societies have been established in connection with the Church of England fnr''hiirto) fn.n.f ,i , .... IG1UIU1. 1CUCULIV IlDfft in IVPB York, with its Bishop in the chair: mem bers testifying to the wasteful expenditure of money, falling heavily on families not ncn. uertalnly a good and wiae thing to abolish pride and vanity in the presence of death, the leveller. We have seen no soci ety originated as yet for the purpose of marriage rerorm. So many and great are tbe evils connected with m arris eea in citv chuichsa they have become a nuisance. and after awhile Christian parents will permit no daughter to be married in the church building. The ill-behaved crowds. tne laughing, the talking, ladies dressing as for the opera these things have made church weddings a shame; that solemn service in which two children of God are united together in the holy bonds of matri mony. Southern Churchman. Every inconsistent church mem oer, in the language of another, is miltv of a trible sin. first toward Christ, secondly toward his own soul, and then toward the impenitent whom he repels when he ought to be winning ihjem. A large number of church members, it is clear to all who live with open eyes, give in life the lie to their professions. They work in church ser vices and pray in prayer meetings as if re ligion was the one thing needful, but else- wnere live as if money making, social am bition, fashion, show, and such like were' the chief ends of life. Such lives bely Christianity and disgust the world with it. This robbing men of their respect for Christ is a heinous sin, a fearful wicked W" at as. A noble, honest, godly life is the most convincing and correcting sermon that can be delivered. Christ's people have ot to live the world to him or tbe world is lost. Charlotte Chronicle. How can you help your pastor becomes a question which may not be 'tRhily set aside. It speaks by ne authority ju'Bide of ills commission, his teaching Joes not countervail private judgment or et aside individual responsibility, yet, as -in ambassador of Christ, possessing 'special qualifications, and specifically assigned to tii3 work, he is entitled to all sympathy, encouragement and aid. Throw no obsta cles in bis path, but, as far as may be, re move every hindrance to bis work. Uonot croak, do not grumble, do not uncharitably criticise, tie is a man, having infirmities like unto other men; if you note these at all, note them to make as light of them as possible. Give him your hearty sympathy, for his work is arduous and trying, vastly more so tnan nroDaoiy you suppose. tfuimes. of tener than you can ever know. his spirit is burdened almost beyond endu rance; give him your hearty co-operation, bv regular attendance on the stated means of grace, by listening to his teachings and by heeding them, and by interesting your self in the work of the Church in whatever wsy it may present itself; above all, give him your prayers, for the work he has to do is a work beyond all power of unaided man. N. C. Presbyterian. Spirits Turpentine. Hillsboro. Recorder: We learn from undoubted authority, that four gen tlemen of this place have raieed within themselves tbe entire sum sufBcent to build iod equip a cotton factory m Hilieboro. Durham. Recorder'. William JnnAo rnlnred. was shot bv Lucv Hill, in Smoky Hollow, Saturday night. The ball entered bis back, and ranging around was taken out at his breast. The vital parts were not hit. It is claimed that the shoot ing was accidental, at least no complaint has been entered. William Jones is out. Roldsboro Arous: Much inter est is being engendered among our citizens over the great Fish and Oyster Fair that is to come off in New Bern next week, be ginning on Tuesday, and it is certain that Goldsboro will be well represented among iha viaitinra RpjiirlpR a fn) I f-xhibit of flsh. oysters and game, there will be. shown na tive woods, farm products, live siocs ana poultry, marl, antique relics, fancy work and art. Many valuable premiums are to be offered. Asheville Sun: We are inform ed that a gentleman from Michigan, who is . a 1 . I a a now in this City, will proDamy Day me ivno flitnrpa etc.. on which the Pioneer. at Brevard, was printed, and start a new paper in that town irive years ago mere was hnt nriA rtflwenaner Dubiished west of the French Broad river, now there are six. with the probability or two omers oeing started at an early day, one at Charleston, in Swain cnunty, ana me omerm ure'u, in Transylvania county. Keidsville Weekly: At Berry, five miles from here, Saturday night, the dwelling house of C. W. Mobley and his granary and stables were fired by some un known wretch, and he lost in the fire three fine mulep, all his wheat ana roaaer, ioriy barrels of corn, a wagon, carriage, two threshers and a new NUsen wagorr in all amounting to $2,000, clear loss. His dwelling, fortunately, was discovered on fire in time to be saved. Logan Fuqua, a white man, and Mr. Mobley'a miller, was on Monday arrested for the burning, and failing to give $200 bond before a magis trate was sent to jail at Wentwoith. ' CirfnrA Torchliaht: Coroner. J. A. Renn was sent for, trom the northern part of the county, on Sunday last, to hold an inquest over a negro who was shot the iv, Kr t "fpotiwal " Several ne" groes have been lodgrd in jail charged with being implicated in the shooting. ... Thn nmrtmnnwealth Club, at their regular meeting last Friday night, decided that Oxford should celebrate the comple tion of the Oxford & Clarkaville railroad in vranrl stvle nn Wednesday, the 18th of Anril We are glad to learn that Prnf -T H. P. Letch, now ct Garvsburg. N. O , has determined to open a Primary School for boys in our town.- i VirBerh'J.: Journal: Inform- tlott fromKlnston "last night is that ths . .1 -S Br -. tt 1 nAHM' line! casv ut wua.ut-W! in7 ipJEh00 hia retQrn t'ipfrom cruU iSLiSIS? fund discovered ,"be Mgif in distress Wednesday t?. a She WM ,oud " to be leaking ; badly and was Uken in tow aad-brought tl ttCM7r Ri Kn tlot: We learn that Mr. Benj. Hardee's residence was '"fjlast Saturday morning." f? Is sbS U l'ks fr?n? an ?I?der Jno .p Dunn on of the oldest residences in the county. Fayetteville Observer: In view of the fact that Mr. Morgan wUl convert his mill into a silk manufactory, would it not pay to enter into the business of raising silk worms? The C. F. & Y. Y. R. R, Co. expect soon to commence tbe building Of a handsome' anrl anrtnlantlal depot on the military green next to the col- stw.M.1- T).-4l.a ' 1 - icu ospvin cnurcn. M. t. W. liar' ris,' electric street-car builder, was here last week. He has lust cotnDleted twelve miles the electric rnilwav in RthmnnH va He Wdl Submit a nror.nait.nn tr thn 'Tv,n Commissioners to make a thorough survey the tOWn for the nrolentprl ranal anrl tnr the water supply. The extension of the C. F. & Y.V. R. R to Wilmington and the Wilson marl tn Rnnth Parnlin. am give Fayetteville five lines of ingress and egress by railroad. Taking this into con sideration with the river . transnortation. there is no town in the State whloh nnunt. equal advantages. Raleich Visitor: It is with thn deeDest regret that we sudden and unexpected death of Capt. Jno. ft mugger,- a ouiinguisnea ana - well known educator,' which took place at his residence, in Warrenton, In this Bute, at 7.45 o'clock this morning. For several days he had been suffering with an affec tion of tho throat but no symptoms of a serious character were developed until this morning; when he was attacked with a hemorrhage of the lungs from the effects of which he died from . strangulation at the hour mentioned. He was a good teacher. an excellent citizen, a true Southron. He was an alumnus of tbe University. His father was killed in the duel, with Drnnv- goole of Virginia. We knew him intimate ly ana estemed him most highly. He served in the war and was a brave, honorable, true man. He was. we suddoso. about 47 ears of ate Sri 1 Jllllmi Hrlipnrb' book will not be a history of North Caro lina from 1780 Ln IftSI aa haa htm atatx it will be-only a history embracing ..event J I at - IMA A Ilk a a . uurmg me year juou- ei. ic wui nave omy four hundred na?es Instead of three ihnu sand, as has been stated, and one hundred of these will be devoted entirely to the events connected with the battle of - Guil ford Court House. . . Raleigh New :. Observer : Messrs. Harper & Brothers, of New York one - of the largest publishing houses In the. world, as a testimonial of their liberality and their appreciation of a large patronage in North Carolina, presented the secretary of the North Carolina Teacher's Assembly on yes terday their check for $100, to be used in the assembly building at Morehead City. We learn with gratification that Mr. N. H. D. Wdson, Jr.. a son of Rev. Dr. N. H. D. Wilson, and now a student at Vanderbilt University, is leading all his classss at that grand institution. Mr. W il" son graduated at the University of North Carolina in 1888, was valedictorian of his class and stood at the head throughout his entire course there. Dr. Grissom bas re cently adopted the plan of allowing the In mates of tbe asylum as much out door lib erty as is deemed prudent and safe, and the result has proven most highly satisfactory. The inmates are new reported in a more healthy condition than ever before. The State Superintendents of Public Instruction of tbe Southern States will meet at Morehead City on June 20 and 21, during the session of the North Carolina Teacher's Assembly. Letters have already beeo received from the Superintendents of Yirginii. West Virginia. Georgia, Ala bama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky and Booth Carolina ex pressing the heartiest approval of tbe met'tfbg and high opinion of tbe good to be accomplished by tbe conference, and their intention to be preteot on tho occa sion. Weleatntbat tbe Rev. J. B. White, late pastor of the Church of tbw Sa cred Heart of Jesus of this city, but who was a few months 'ago called to Asheville. is doing much in tbe way of improvement in that city. Since removing to bis new charge in Asheville be has bought a hand some new residence, at a cost of $15,000, in wbicb, by July next, he 'intends to have the Sistets of Mercy fully established. The bouse is large and furnished with all the modern appliances for water and bet. The plans for a priest's residence have been drawn up and tbe building will at once be erected at a cost of $2,200. FACETIOUS TNCirS. A young man never can wait until he gets home from the postofflce with bis first love letter. SemertiUe Journal. "Yet?," said the young man as he threw himself at tbe feet of tbe pretty school teacher. "I love you, and would go to the end of the world for you." "You would not go to the end of the world for me, James. The world or the earth as it is called, is round." Boston Courier. He stole softly up stairs, and in the dim light began to rock the cradle and croon "What's the matter, John?" asked bis wife, sleepily. "The baby wasb(hic) nesl'ling, m'dear." replied John, "an I got op to quiet him." "You bad better come to bed, John; the baby is here with me." N. T. Sun. Our devil will receive proposals for the next thirty days for spring poetry, and will pay the highest market price per pound thereafter. After thirty days he thinks it will be warm enough to do with out fires, and hence the demand will not be so great or tbe demand so high. Grand ltland (Neb ) Independent (Time -leap year. - Scene a tete a-tete.) Lady Angela: What, Can you tell me, are these "trusts" one reads so much about lately? Adolphus; A "trust" is a combination for mutual advantage, so to speak. Angela (confusedly)tiAdolpbua er that is Mr . Adolphus: Yes. An gela: Why may we net. form a "trust? (They combine. Tableau.) Lowell CUUen. rOLlTlCAL, POINTS. . Senator . Ingalls is a bad-tempered, foul-mouthed person whose rhetoric is tbe cheapest. if. T. Times, Ind. Sep What's the use of having shingles - If the Grand Old Party dou't spank Ingalls? . Phil. Record Senator Blackburn has proven himself more than a match for tbe 'Hon. Spitfire Ingalls That dftibbing that tha Kansas cynic got In the Senate Tuesday ought to make the icicle statesman hang bis bead in mortification .of, shame. Montgomery DitpaerI)em. J U Senator Ingalls is hearing from the soldiers of McClellan and Hancock, whom he wantonly slandered. nd the more he hears the better satisfied he will be that a man with bis foot in his mouth Is badly handicapped for a Presidential race. N. 7. World, Id. Dem. . . , , It is pleasant to , contrast Jhe native and sponUnebua eloquence 6f Sena tor ' Blackburn with the studied-phrases of Senator Ingalls. of Kansas, . aweitered worn sweating got." Senator Blackburn SSif rom the impulse of a manly JreaiV Uberatt malavolenee. PhiL Retard, Dtm. LITHLl-:'ANDlMAGNE8lA: Otterburn Llthla and Magnesia Water. The Great Remedy for Dyspep Ula and Kidney Diseases. A First-Class mineral Water a i ' - V I.ow Bates. Three Dollars and Fifty Cents : Per Case or Six Gallons, and Freight. What Judge Farrar (Johnny Reb) gays of It. DxiTOirrixLB, Va, Feb. 15, 1888. General George J. Hundley; - I have used your "Otterburn Water" with great relief, and it gtyes me pleasure to give it mj hearty commendation. It has remarkable efficacy in Dyspepsia and Debility. With me it promotes Digestion, induces sleep and strength ens tbe system and Is a fine appetizer. - Last summer my son came irom the Univer sity a great sufferer from indigestion and ner ous prostration: the water was of lnoaloalable benefit to him. Tonra truly, P. R. FARRAR. QSORQK J. HUNDLKY. prosrletor, Amelia Conitbouse Va. The -following physicians en dorse it. Read their certificates: "" Lodobb, Ajolia Cotottt, va., Feb. s, l83. General George J. Hundley: I have used the water from the Otterburn Llthla and Magnesia 8prtnts m quite- a number of oases of Digestive Troubles, and always wttn benefit. In tbe case of an old gentleman of seventy years, with Dyepeptlo and Urinary Troubles of twenty years' standing, with Stno tnreand KnJarged Prostate requiring the nee of the catheter almost constantly, thn residual urine setting up res leal troaole, with sympa thetic kidney trouble, with mental impairment also. After a protracted illness last summer from lnorease of all tbe symutoms. when his case seemed to be hopeless, I advised the use of the water from the Otterburn Springs, whloh he has ased persistently np to the present time. He has gradually improved, and can now dispense with the catheter. His digestion is good, and he is doing as weU as one at his age could ex pect, pe receives no treatment other than the water from thse springs Very truly. J. A. BILLS KAN. If. D. 206 Xabt Gb&cs stbxxt, Ricsmoitd, Va, General George J. Hundley: Believing the Otterburn Llthla and Magnesia Wa er a valuable agent in the treatment of that variety of Henal and Vesical disorders present where Gouty Diathesis exists, especially in cases subject to more or less frequent recur rence rf Kenal Collo and the passage of Calculi from the Ktdney and eatdy deposit in tbe urine, I desire to commend it to the profession and public In my hands It bas Eocceeded when all other agenti hate failed. Keepectfuliy yours, Ac , JOHN H. UPSHUR. M . D.. Professor of Materia Medica, o , in the Medical College of Virginia. (See Hill's case below.) Bicuois, Va., December 15, 1888. General George J. Hundley: For ten years past I have suffered great iy with my Kidneys and Bladder, and notb'.ng gtre me reliet until I began the use of Otterburn Llthla and Magnesia Water last August. This is de cidedly the strongest of any mineral water I have ever used, and I have tried suveral kinds for five or six years When I began the use of this water I had Just passed a large stone from the Kidneys, but bare not passed any since. I heartily recommend this Water to all who may be suffering as I have been C. A. HILL, . Tenth and Main streets RicRJtonvvA, September 6, 1887. General George J. Hundley, Amelia Courtkouee, Va.: Dear Sir: Our mutual friend, Mr. Charles B. Wingo, Informs me tbat you desire my opinion of the Otterburn Llthla and Magnesia water. I am satisfied that it it one of the finest waters in th's country for Atonlo Dy peps la, and the tests I have subjected it to have been numerous, but lwaya aatlef aotory. 1 esteem It equally high in disorders of the urinary organs for several of my cases of Kidney trouble have improved more rapidly under tbe use ot the Otterburn Water than Betheada or Buffalo Llthla To prove my appreciation I am daily using it in my practice, and have been muoh benefited by its use la my own case, which la one of Atonlo Dyspepsia. Very respectfully, J Q. TRBVILIAN, M. D.. I 818 South Third street. It. R. BELLAMY, Agent, WILMINGTON, N. C. feb 17 tf . THE BEST PRINTING PRESSES ! PRSSSXSUADK BY THIS CaipM Pnntins Press and M'f 2 Go. are indorsed by the highest authority. The Quality of the Material and Workmanship U 1 Unsurpassed. 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SOAP, STGaF. 1 STARCH, COFFEE, GLUE, MEAT, HOOP-IRON. LARD, &o., Ac. A few boxes "little Wonder" CHKSK left on oontlcnmeBt.' . 50 bags COW PEAS, SS boxes FLORIDA ORANG&R, vervfine. 1 T ' t" m M a9.nA. TAT a is Bf mm Bmrr 11 ll na i wu,u v. yi '.a yv, i X !tf nOLE3 ALB ; PBICX3,: The, V following;-; qnotaUons represent wholesale prices genepJiy vIa makm urj small orders higher prices have to be isharfed? , 7 The'qudtatlons are always stven.as aoeviatelv; as possible, but the Sia will not be reapohsihle for any ; variations from the actnal market price of the artloies quoted BAGGING - Gunny 1 StAndard 8 BACON North Carolina Hams, f) t..j. ....... ....... 11 , Shoulders, w.. 8 Sides, WO 10 3 o o o '15 "if4 WESTERN SMOKEXVt- Hams, 1SMO Sides, 9 !...., j ..... 10 Shoulders, V l 7 Dax SAXiTSO . Sides, aj j-.... .....'. '- 8J40 Shoulders, w a. ........ T BARRELS Spirits 'Xbrpentlne. Seoond Hand, each.. v. New New YoTk,eacb . . New City, each . . - - BBS8WAZl a2 ft . 0 00 O I 85 0 00 ' I 75 - 1 65 ait TO . so a e oo a 'roc4 o oo g 14 or- ; 16 O" r 25 O X IS O 0 a to 11 O 12 It O 14 SO 10 27 O 28 23 O 24 . IS O u19 oo a 'to Wd 'TO" 00 O I 15 oo o 1 so . li 5 18 BRICKS, Wttmlrigtoii, Vs.... Kortnern . , BUTTER, 9 S ' North Carolina, " . . Northern ... CANDLSS; V 1- ; sperm .. Adamantine CHE28S, Vt Nortnern Factory Dairy, Crearr . j State....... ... .. COFFEE. J D - Java.. Lagnyra ..,': r CORN MEAL, 9 buskin sacks- "VTrglnla Meal COTTON TIES, handle Sheeting. 4-s, yd Yarns. V bunch.. EGGS, 3 dozen... ..i MacsreLNo. i, Mackerel, No. I, Mackerel, No. 2, MaokereL No. 2. bbl.... half bbl JM 00 7 60 ttl 2 O 8 50 00 bbl...... half bbl.. -. 9 00 4 76 7 80 4 00 8 00 5 00 6 iroo : 400: 9 00 . tf 60 ISjOO' 4 00 10 4 00 ' 4 60 5 00 , I 10 6 00 10 ft ' Mackerel. No s.bbl... Mullets, 9 bbl... ...... Mullets, lrk bbis. . ... N. C. Roe Herring. 9 keg... DrvCod. FLOUR, 9 bbl . Western low grade ... " Extra..;. Family..,.,.... City Mills Super. .,'..". - " Family 50 00 50 00 50 8 O GLUE, 9 !!... GRAIN. 9 bushel Corn, irora store, cswnue Corn, cargo, m balk, white. Corn, cargo, tn bags, white.'1 Corn, mixed, from store.... Oats, from store ' . Oats, Rust Proof: Cow Peas 70 eo a oo e 00 . eo o 5 0 S3 70. :5o 65 00 5H 10 . 39 , 95 aoJ M ex 10 I oo HIDES, fj t Grefcn o Drv 00 o HAY, 9 100 s Eastern Western North River...'. 05 O 85 a so a 84 HOOP IRON. 9 B. LARD, 9 Nortnern .. North Carolina'.. 0 LIME, w barrel........ 1 40 LUMBER, City Sawed. 9 M ft. HDip btnn, resawee. uw Rongh Edge Plank. .. . 15 00 West India Cargoes, accord- Ing to quality.;.... 18 00 Dressed Flooring; seasoned. IS 00 Scantlhu and Board, com'n 14 00 20 00 10 00 O 18 00 823 00 itroo MOLASSKS. Q gallon New 'Jrop ouba, in sans. . . lnbbte. .. Porto Rloo. inhhds h, In bbls Sugar House, In bhds. li" " in bbls. 8vrur. m bbls !S Q 80 80 U 28 SO 81 ,85 00 S 15 IS .18 . 22 - 86 2 85 S 60 H 12H 03 88 90 1 00 15 18 00 - 20 00 22 15 w5 10 20 75 1 00 50 80 tO 05 8 75 O 4 00 NAILS, 9 Kez. Cut: lOd basis... OILS, 9 gallon B.orosene Lard i... Linseed - Roetn Tar . Deck and 8 par... POULTRY Chickens, nve. grown " Sprtng... ZTurkeys.-... PEANUTS, 9 bushels 22 ts... rOTATOKS, 9 ousnei Sweet Irish, bbl ..... PORK, ft barrel City Mess. . i Prime Rump RICE Carolina, 9 Bough, 9 bushel, (Upland). . " " (Lowland). RAGS. 9 Country City ROPE, S ft. .. SALT, 9 sack, Aram Liverpool Lisbon American- SUGAR, 9 fc Standard gran.. Standard. A White Ex. C Extra. C, Golden . C Yellow SOAP. 9 Northern SHINGLES, 9 to. 9 K- Common .. . . i Cypress 8apn a Cypress Hearts. 1 STAVES, W M W. O Barrel... R O. Hogshead TALLOW, 9 TIMBER. 9 M feet-Shrpplsg.. Mill Prime Mill Fair Common "MCL -. - Inferior to Ofllmary WHISKEY. 9 gal Northern... O 17 eo 15 00 1,4 00 6 North Carolina. , 1 WOOL, 9 Washed... Unwashed.;.... Barry QROCERIESGHOCERIES, t5B0CEEIE5: 150 00X68 D" s' a srifS' Cases LARD. 1500 BSlB F1,0rB Krade- 2 Bbls GLANULATKD SUGAR, 2g Bbls White Extra C, Bbls Golden O. Bbls CAROLINA RICE, JQQ Sacks Choloe RIO COFFEE, QQ Hhda Choice P. R. MOLAS8E?, 200Bbte ' " 100 Bbla lie rleaDS 2Q Kegs NAILS. QQ Bundles HOOP IRON. 2 BW DISTILLER'S GLUE, ' Soda, Lye, Potash. Starch. Eoap, Enuff, To bacoo, Candles, Candy, Crackers, Ac Ac, Ac For sale low by WILLIAMS, RANKIN A O Jan 22 tf D O'CONNOR; REAL ESTATE AGENT, i WILMINGTON. S. C. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND (OLD. Stores, Dwellings sod Offices for Rent... Bents collected, taxes and Insurance promptly at tended to. Houses and Lots for sale on the Monthly Install ment Plan. Cash advanced on city property when desired; nov 10 tf To tho Public ' J BEG LEAVE TO' ANNOUNCE TO MY Cus tomers and the public generally, that I have this day sold to Messrs. M F. Crootn A Co. my en tire stock of w Ines and Liquors, and will In the future confine myself itrictfy to the Dry Goods and Grocery tradS) where I wOl be pleased to see all my old friends and customers, and eff er them everything desired In the above line at the very lowest QA&Hyerioesv Thanks, for past patronage Respectfully, Ian 3 J. L. CROOM, MkhiBonSd Manning's Insorttnee Boimav SO. 115 NORTH WATKB 8TRKKT. Wilmington, 1. c. Fire Marine;.; ni CoisMes Capital Represented Over tlOOJOOjW) 18 50 14 00 00 4Q 90 t 00 J15 - 1 20 ' SO 85 81 85 00 00 80 85 0 T 7Jd : 7H 0 , 6H o . ok 0 ' (Htf 0 v 544 5 00 7 00 2 00 2 50 4 60 5 00 0 00 7 60 . 5 00 iff 00 - 0 00 10 00 ' 6 e 10 00 IS 00. 7 50 8 60 6 00 6 so ; S 00 000 00 4 00 1 00 8 08 00 2 60 , 28 . 80 15 25 10 ,..415. Atlantic-' Coast Line. . '. -r -.- ", '- .filininitis iHr&iiranGnes. Condensed Schedule. TRAINS GOING SOUTH, No. 23, Dally. Ko. 27. 1 Wo. is. Fast Mall Daily x. Dally. Sunday. Dated Jan. 8. 1888 Leave Weldon. iM pan i.mj 7.15 Am . Arrive Tarboro. . . . 140 pml . .'. Leave Tarboro 10.60 p.m Arrive Wilson.....! 8-58 p.m 7.00 pmt 7.48 ajn Leave Wilson... ,i4.1Q p.m Arrive Belma J 5.19 p.m Arrive Fayettevlej T.45 p.m Leave bldsboro.. 4.45 p.m 7.40 p.m 8.40 am Leave. Warsaw 6.50 p.m 9.83 aJn Leave Magnolia.. 6j05 p.m 8.40 p.m 9 54 a.ra Arrive Wilmington 7.43 p.m 9.65 p.m 11.85 am TRAINS GOING NORTH. " ' No. 14. I No. 78, No. 66, Dally, ex. Dallv. I Daily. Sunday. Leave Wilmington 12.05 a.ml 9.C0 a.m 8.45 pan Leave Magnolia... 1.21 a.m 10.85 a.m 5.28 p.m Leave Warsaw 10.50 a m 5.50 p.m Arrive Goldsboro.. 2.28 a in it. SO a.mj 0 p.m Leave Fayetteville I 9. am Arrive Belma 10-60 ajn Arrive Wilson I H-W jn Leave Wilson ...J 8.02 1 Arrive Rooky UU . IU1.18 p-ml 8 84 p.m Arrive Tarboro) Leave Tarboro... ....... 4.60 p. ml... 110.60 a.m... Arrive Weldon....! 4.80 a m 8.40 p.m! 0 85 p.m Dally exoept Sunday. . . Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 800 P.M. Return ing, leaves Sootland Neck at 9.80 A. M., dally ex- nnrtt Rnniin.'V. Train leaves Tarboro, N. C via Albemarle, cisieigh, K. . aauy, except una ay, o jr. jn.joan day 5 P. M .; arrive WUllamston, N. C. 8.10 P. M, and 6.40 P. M. Returning leaves WlUlamston,N.C. Daily except Sunday, 7.40 A. M.,8nnday 9JS0A.M, arrive Tarboro, N. 9.45 A. M, and 110 A. X. U 80 A. M. Train on Midland N. C. Branch leaves Golds boro, N.C, dally exoept 8unday,80 A.M.; arrive Smlthfield, N. C 10.00 A.M. Returning leaves SmlthfieldN. C 10.45 A.M.; arrive Goldsboro, N, C, 12 10 P M. . Train on Nashville Branch leaves Secly Mount at 4.0O P. M., arrives Nashville 4.40 P. M., Spring Hope 5.15 P. M. Returning leaves Soring Hope 10.40 A. M , Nashville 11.15 A. M., Rocky Mount 11 (5 A. M., dally, exoept Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton Daily, exoept Sunday, at 8 00 P. M. Re turning leave Clinton at 8.45 AM.. connecting at Warsaw with Nos. 15 and 00 Sooth bound Tram on Wilson and Fayetteville Branch is No. 5L Northbound is No. 50. 'Dally exoept Sunday. Tram No. 27 South wOl stop only at W'Uaon, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. 78 makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and dally exoept Sunday via Bay Line. Trains make oloee connection for all points North via Richmond and Washington. Ail trains run solid between WllmUurton and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. JOHN F. DTVTNE, General Sup't. J. R. KKNLY. Sup't Transportation. T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Jan 8 tf Atlantic Coast Line. W ilniiniton, ColnmMa & Angnsta R. R. Condensed Sehedole. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Dated Feb. 8, 1833. No. 23,j No. 27, No. 15. p mfl y M, J Mr Leave Wilmington 8 05 10 1 t2 40 Leave Marion 11 28 12 41 5 83 Arrive Florence... 12 15 1 25 6 20 A. M. P. M. . No. 59. P. M. Lesve Florence... 2 40 t 6 40 Arrive Sumter. .. 4 25 8 05 No. 53. No. 66. A J )(. Leave Sumter 4 25 t940 8 27 Arrive Columbia.. 6 15 10 45 9 55 A. M. No. 52 runs through from Charleston via Cen tral B- R. Leaving Lanes 8:S4 A. M., Manning 8 OS A. M. Sundays No. 64 leaves Charleston 80 A. M., Lanes 103 A M , Manning 11:10 A. M,, Sumter 1143 A. M arrived Colombia : MO P. M. ' No. 16 runs through from Charleston via Cen tral R. H., leaving Lanes 7:18 P. M., Manning 72 P. M. - "Train on C. A D. R. R. connects at Florence with No. 69. TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. 78. NO. 57, No. 53, P. M. 10 25 11 52 A. M. 6 50 8 12 No. 68. t 8 22 9 40 A. M. 0. 66. A. M. 10 80 11 It 2 10 P. M. P. M. 5 83 6 46 Leave Colombia. Arrive humter... Leave Sumter Arrive Florence. .. 11 52 1 20 A. M. No. 14. P. M. 8 20 . 8 55 11 50 P. M. Leave Florence.:. Leave Marion Arrive W ilmlngton 4 35 5 22 8 85 'Daily. t Dally exoept Sunday. No, 53 runs through to Charleston, 8. C, via Central R, K , arriving Manning 720 P. M , Lanes 8.-02 P. M-, Cbarleetoa 9-45 P. M. No. 57 runs throush to Charleston via Central R R , arriving Manning 8:48 A M Lanes 933 A. M., Charleston 11:30 A. M. No. 66 oonneots at Florence with C. and D. train forCheraw and Wadesboro. Nos. 78 and 14 make olose eonneotlon at Wil mington with W. A W. R. R for all points North. JOHN F. DIVTNK, -Gen'l Sup't J. R. KKNLY, Snpt Transportation. T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent: feb'.7tf ; CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. Change of Schedule. WESTBOUND TRAINS No.l No. A Daily ex Sunday. Ne. 5 A7 Tri Wetkly. Jan, 1, 1888 Dally ex. Banaay. Leave Wilmmzton 6.40 p m 12 83 a m 2.83 a. m 2.03 a. m 7.00 a. m 7.01s, m 5 05 p. m No. 77 5.00 a. m 7 CO a m 3.00 p. m Arrive Lanrtnburg leave Lanrinbnrg Leave Hamlet Arrive Charlotte.. Leave Charlotte. . . Leave Linoolnton Leate Shelby...... Ar. Rutherf'dton. a45a.mi 11X9 a. m 124 p.m Tuoop. m BA8TBOUND TRAINS. No. 2. I No. 4. Kos- 8 AS Tri weekly. Jan 1. 18S& pDaUy ex. Daily ax eunaay. Sunday. Lve Ruth erTd ton- 8.40 a. m ia&3 a. m Leave Shelby Leave Linoolnton. Arrive Charlotte . . Leave Charlotte... Leave Hamlet 12.45 p m 8.00 p. m 8.09 p.m 1.25 a. m 2.17 a. m 227 Am 825 a. m 7.06 a. m 2.83 p, m 400 p. m No. ft. 5.45 a. m 4 25 p. m Arrive Lanrinbnrg Leave Laurinbnrg. Arrive Wilmington Trains Nos. l and S make oloee connection at Hamlet with trains to and from Raleigh. Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and Charlotte and Charlotte and Raleigh. Take Train No. 1 for Statesville and Stations on W.N. CR. B. and points West. Also for Spar tanburg, Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and all its Southwest, ajso. ror Asneviue, via spar- Frehrht Nos. 5 and 6 tri-weeklv between Wilmington and Laurinbnrg Local Freight Nos. 7 and 8 dally between Lanrinbnrg and Charlotte. Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, will take passengers. L. C. JONES, . t.t,v Sapertntendent. . F. W. CLARK, General Passenger Agent. Jan 5 tf To the Front. . H C. PRZHPSRT IS STILL IH PRONT, AT s no. 7 Boau rront street, onr shon la met, cquipiiou ui uie state, vur juectno Brush is taking the place of those extra eheap Cham poos, without any charge. We do sot pro pose to ballrag people on the street, nor for ex tra Work or nalns In the ihnn. fane wnnM nwnt. tony ask one tn need of a good Shave, Hair-eat,' AoAOm. please give us a- oaU. Remember Vot 7 South Front street. .-. -, vmhltf-- Nlil7. AP VUlTJSElIEirrr. . J Sif, FREE! t LI.178TB ATE I J AJPst BJ. : DescripUve of the Soil, Climate; JProioe-' tioni, irxannraetdrlwar lnaltiaxrlea aod irjIlDeral Wealtla. f- Vlrgtnla and other Bouihern States 4v-.ji,v . - ; Write to 1 - -"7x -"'v xr. B. JSEViiiC GtB't r,ass.:AKBt, . Knolosmg 9-eent Btaapt-. ; jv s. - foiCfnow Loss of Maiiboodi hapaixalat, a&fjixxj Etc. Cared.' A Treatise a ike subject aeot ree to iny address. THE VAN BURitNCbP. Q. 0x738, New London, Conn. " T A'itilf'' WSNTKD-HLIABLE JtlJEit tOeAt Fruit Trees. Vines, Ac., tn every county fas -. tbe South on commission terms. Large com missions given. Write at once-for terms J LINDLKY -BRO., Nurserymen. .Greensboro, Palmetto Railroad N AND AFTER VrTD AYr D ECK3CBKR 18, O 1887, Trains wQl run a follows. daCy exoept Sundays : - GOESG SOUTH : No. 1 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT : Leave Hamlet, N. C... 8J20A.H. AnTre Cberaw, 8. C. 90 A. M. GOIXG XORTH: No. 8 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT: Leave Cheraw. S. C. A25 P. M. Arrive Hamlet, H.C... ...65 P.M WM. M ON CURE, keol8tf SnpH. Bank of Hew Hanover. Authorized Capital, - $1,000,000 Cash Capital paid in. - S300,000 SnrplTii Fund, - -tl30,000s DIRECTORS : W. L GORE, C. M. 8TKDMAN. G. W. WILLIAMS. DONALD MtrtRAK H. VOLLKRS, H. R. BBTDG2RS ISAAC BATES. , J AS, A. LEAK, F. RHE1NSTE1K. B. a BOSDEN J. W. ATKINSON. ISAAC BATES, President. G. W. WILLIAMS, Vloe President, an 89 tl S. D. WALLACE. Cashier. GEO. S. THUSBKR. ALBERT GORE, President. Vice President B. G. EM PTE, 8eoy and Tress. THTJRBER & GORE (LDOTKD), COHMISSION, 1 12 COItTJOEBCE BUILDING CHICAGO. GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, COTTON PETROLEUM. ORDERS EXECUTED ON ALL EXCHANGES au7tf - Atkinson & Manning, AGENTS, Horn Carolina Home Insnrance Coip'y "YE OFFER TO THOSE WANTING INSUR ANCE AGAINST FIRE. Policies In this Old ant Reliable Home Institution. All losses promptly paid, 1 W. 8. PRIMROSE, President. CHARLES ROOT, Secretary.: PULASKI OOWPKB, Supervisor.. LADIES! Oo Your Own Dyeing, at Bossia, wltli PEERLESS DYES. They wOl dye everything. They are sold every-, where. Prioe lOe. a package 40 oolcrs. They have no equal for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Packages or for Fastness of Color, or non-fading Qualities. They do not crock or smut. For sale bV77 H. HARDIN, Druggist, and F. a MIL LER, Druggist, corner 4th and Nun street. Wil mington N. C. inn 27 DAW ly ESTABLISHED IN 186S. VHE RICHHOJD I0C0I0TI7E AID hachiie mm, . RICDBIOXD, TTXLGI1ITA. Saeeesaors to Tlie TARNEB tc DELANEY Engine C, Lhrht Locomotives. : . Boilers. Saw Mills and Heavy Machinery. end for Catalogue and Estimates ap 5 DAWiy FARMS AKD LAIDS POR SAIL IMPROVED LANDS, TIMBERED LANDS SWAMP LANDS and TOWN PROPERTIES. The Counties of Robeson, Bladen, Cumberland. ' and all adjacent sections, offer fine opportuni ties for investment. The opening of direct rail ways North make the SHOE HEEL sections NEW AND JNVrnNG FIELD for Tracking, Gar dening and Fruit. Climate and hygiene advan tages unsurpassed in any country. A competing point for freight. Railways North, South, East and West. Quick transport North by several routes. A grand opportunity for safe invest menta,arjd a better one for practical fanners and horticulturists ' Oome and see or write to r - " - O. H. BLOCKER, i Real Estate Agent. Marten. my 25 DAWtf Robeson Co- N. C. TO U1EAK mil Safferingfrom the effects of youthful errors earir decay, wastmgwesAneas, lost manhood, eteI will end a valuable treatise (sealed) containing full particulars for home euro, FREE elulTffe splendid medical work ; should he read by every-, man who Is nervous and debilitated. Address : Prof. F. C FO'vVLEB, ffloodos, Coiuu 3 an l DAWiy ''Z: THE CE LtEH IAATEJJ ..v ARRIKGT01T6AME FOWLS FOR SALf JTT GAMS FOWLS HAVS A NATIONAL Elf pntatton. They have rought and won a series of the greatest mains evr fought on this or ny ether eontinent, and Fifteen Pairs, on exhIbrUoB at Philadelphia tn 78, were honored by the UnV ted States Centennial Cfemmtadoner wuh tbe Di ploma ana -". I have a variety ot Colors and most approved Breeds in the United States, i will ship splendid COCKS, of fine eixe and Isanosmna plumage, per Express, C. O. D at from UD0 to 16.00 each HENS, 12.50 and S3u00 each; or $7.00 per Pair 810.00 per Trio. I expect to raise Two Hundred Pairs this Summer, the Fmest Games In the World, and will ahip Young Fowls of March and April hatch during the months of August, Sep tember and OotohT, at Five Dollars per Pair, or Seven Dollars per Trlow Whoever disputes the superiority of my Birds Will please back the assertion with their stamps . Write for what yon want. . Address, - J. CL AKETNGTON, U - Hmiardston. Nash Co. H.C Onward ! is the Word ! The PSOGRZSSTVX TARXXB enter its map voxTxn at the following rates: ; 1 fubscrlber, lyear............ U5 5 inbscribers, I year 5.00 . 19 ubsoTibers, 1 year 10.00 - One copy. 1 jwjree to the one sending a olnb ot ten. - -., .- t . " sight pages, 40 ootemms, weakly. Send cask (charges prepaid) to t r I Ifc-PplK, . febl7tf. Balelgh,N.C,-- 1 -V ' Mr"?--' -i yr . . v- V - S '- : . . i ;r - ' -"!-f 5 - - - t - r.'f: 'C -; :-Ji i .".' i , he.:.: -i " , - ' 3H'. j. vv,-: : 1. " .'V. - " f -J -; --4 iXi::- f." i,Vi.. .-i -
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