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MS H.HI.TOi, v ,v, Acme fc Gem Fertilizers ?.- Fibrs nd Ptns Fibre Mat tin;, i OTTO ta-ty i 7 Slaaaaci . l&aooiy practical rat to ai. h c epafov. i.v.tt i "-e . -ra. Is i.-i.I itclUkntn. Mp a PV tf Atkinson & Manning's laiuranrc ttj -iofTH wirn rrKir. in lltB, Fire, lame ail Life Coijaua. CENTRAL HOTEL, incABoRo. w. r. M . P AT TH1 Cm?TOIi -!.-. w a Uotl aiu ba oeaa '.at D i-tt VriaaitwaMb a . ; u l PihliR. K&w Goods. i . j ismau l4t OF MIL 3S. a. vraocK-m. K a to Froat at .son s Printing Ink. i r Mjrrso with ixx ajv twoi nuaTTMO m oo . ' ) a U aa it.. H T tny. W- T. IT l W. r TOOID. rrvmt i Ot I1: lilauiitii Siiuil I Trvl ft., 1C8 aril amorvjt. n c ; 'r.4c Cap.)tt ata Traataor aii ttad. u The Courier-Journal, Tt Maraaiatia Waaiapaaaa at U . LartMt nrtaUHaa I any DfrHir la) A 4.1 t attcaea tta powwr aa 1. - -wit -i t 'j ai li m co way oa -nor,- i .l !raaa f o.ah I a.: aoota oft ft &aa aaa taa n : -aa aauay to 1 ; as. a.: put i a as " 4MU a.. ihta oi jr nljr ery . imi tr la ha thwwsa JuWe Haual. .. Pa. - . . - " 'rcta roea ar aad oaiaj It r of taa naiaai feak tatf - na war oa all aaaaMiaa aad t spaattoaUy tha paoata' ca atvnaa efroalattoa laroaaaoat taa alra'iat'aStroar aataaaaa tta ttaa aad MianHaia trtaht aad elaaa. aad waoapata or taa aaj Taa prtoa la oair at a faar. aad 99 - . . - - . a a Taw : '"OiwaB aad ala" al - i K. r'.ia to taa Waa.T ' : n taa trata. aad .ata thai fctaaTiiaJia Taar. a-K uaaiy r- aoaayv raar fi -Sffipi copy ai lara-a u aaa ainaia. 9. ? a.l actrae-rra imatiaj a tit T atwfaa- oatdt aiaa ioaraaaf. aaiata aaa mi rWJid fraa dlTwtjfc joraaa. bat a aaai "a'T :. mantltf. to t aai o Water W W litfafc aJCwaa THE MORNING STAR Spirits Turpentine. Wtltoa Mirror: CtpW Calvin Haroaa baa bras offarad tbi y-iare coU a paaj tor aw waoat 10 acco crop. Karri Oooca a Oorarjaay. of Baax loBO poaada of tobacco, raiaad oa thr of R. D. aro&alroaw Bear Root a atiocra a a GoidabOTO Argus: Soperwr rowrt for Way a eoaaty cnavaaes ia tkte city oa Moaday aaa I. Taa cnmlaaJ docket H a laxa oaa aad will doabtkrta eoaaume tka fa lira 'cav Am it tha cnttom at laaat oaaa a year, tkera w a capital cat e for trial. wejee toutty ata aot for ytara t tweiaa taoaika witkeat t borate 6. - Ctttrloita CknmieU : Oaa tt'a cacapad Taaaday aoraia from tka caaia gaC bat waa oaptorad It tat araa Itc by oaa of tka aetro truaJJe Rt. Dr. Badaoa aad tot. Thorn aa HaJoo. peat aatvrdayWia tka city, attaodiag tka ait of Badtoafaa. tka S C Tka dtcWoa aa laadmd at Shelby tllowad plaiatiff t8 000 Aa appaai wet takea by tha road. tad tka caaa bad a brarioc yeaterday. The lawyere for plaiatiff offered to rompr m.ae for 4 000. The railroad will take ta otkar appeal Raleigh Visitor: Tha prtaent rvaivaj at Ckapel Bill coatioura with la cnaatag iateraat Tiara kav beaa 150 cnTtrtiti aad 90 cceeatoae to tka Matb- oJwt church of that piaor. Tka Coo - ffdara'e ta ea AaanciaUoa of Durham r u-itr. kavaettetded aa iariutioa to Col. T C Fu tar. of ibia city, aad Cot A. M Wad dell, of Wilmtegtoa. to apeak ata bar hecoa 10 ha ffieee 00 tha fttb of October. The County Oommiaatooere kave cr- d.red that tha addiuoo! road tai recently i' . 1 by the J oat ice of tha Peace hall at ooca he cxapu'ed aad ool!e :led The tax aaa aothorised by tha lea: Lrffitlature. Wioeloo IMttiy: Tha tmouot of mtoufacturtd tobacco ah i peed Moaday aad Tucaday of th 1 week, from tkie place. aa 130,380 pouada. Oa ikle bipmeet t eefe Ham received S.ai 04 Beltte t'ayae. whoat'empted aulcide yeaterday, ta till '1a the mad of the IlTiag" tad baa re cheered entirely eke . from her auicidal .tempt Mr J D Tucker, of Lex- tactoo. ailed taa fruit fair bald here t few weeke aaa. Ha waa eo impreeaed with the Saa d Up lev of fruite that waa made, aad that are frown in tka country adjacent to tha Twin City, that he want to ettehllek a caaaioat factory here, aad ta now negotiat ing for e lot upon which to erect one. Clinton Caucasian : The re utioa of the Confederate Vetertat of Sampaon county will be bald ia Clinton on Tburaday. the 30tb inat Mr. J F. Cos who left here about Aucuat flrat. for bia borne ia Kenanevillr, died at that place oa Sunday, the flrat inelaat of typhoid fe ver Rev J W. Turner baa tendered hie reatgnetioa aa paator of 8L Paula Epia copal Church la tbia place, and will devote bia enure lime to hie echool. the Clinton tchool Protracted aaeetint began at the BepUat Church la tbia place on laet Sunday aad will continue for eeveral day a. The medio is beiac conducted by the paa tor. Rev O P. Meeta - The "King'e Dughtera'of thee neregation of St Paula EpteciipaJ Church. Clinton, have recently purchased a bandeome pulpit Bile at a c at of f 16 for uae in thr pulpit of their church. Laarioburg Kxchangt: Mr. G. II Graham, a proealaent allien of Rich mood county, died suddenly last Friday saoratng. Mr. Jaa C. Lvtch says there waa more water In Guns swamp Mon day night of last week than be ever saw 10 hie forty years' experience of dsily observa tion. Mrs R. J. Lockhart bat finished a quilt containing 2 912 different parcee. aad at her leisure snosaenls ia now making a variegated silk one. We saw a vine 21 feel, 5 Itchea long yesterday fr. m t&o potato pVca f Mr D. i I.iv:n atoa Aadad by Ibe ministers of the trwo. evangelist Fife ia conducting a series of aecttaga at Hock Ingham . eVcne of She bar keeps are already regular atlendtnU at each aervtce A clock to coat 9600 00 will be placed ia the cupola of the new court douw at iv a : c 1? n cn tsy agree meat the county pais half aad the town ibe other half and ia lo keep it in repair. Charlotte Neves: The first new bale of Meckleabu'g county cotton was re ceived ia Charlotte to-day. the 4th. It was raiaed ly Mr W. 8 Bailee, of Pineville. A telegram received ia the ci:y yea terday. announced the death, at his home Lowell, of Jtr Anthony Tittman Mr. T. was S3 years old. Ht formerly lived In Charlotte, aad ia well remembered by the older people Several small stores ia Gastoela bare beta robbed receotly. Of tha firms who have 1 at goods are J Q. Holland A Co . J. W. Beam, and Tor reace's drag store Suspicion pointed to a youag man as mad C Auguatua Glean, aad be was this morning arrested In Charlotte opoo a warrant charging blm with the robbery . A report was circulated In town tbia morniog that Mr Will Marshal . ike Wadeaboro youag man who waa struck oa the head by a base hall bat la the haada of youag Dergan. at Darlington, last week, was dead.' A special lo this paper this af ternoon says that Marshal ia not dead, but la very much worse, tnd hit recovery is doubtful. Raleigh Nsws and Observer: Mr T P lereux has withdrawn from Ike district attorneyship race tad it it thought that Mr. W. 8, O B Robinson will he appointed The September term of court will be one of extraordinary importance A heavy docket has accumu lated, including several important cases. Father Bjie. the Catholic priest, will be arra gned at this term Hon. R F. Arm field will he the presiding Judge, aad the term will begin September SSd. News reached here yesterday of ta affair at Beadcrsoa which will probably result fatally It la reported that three parties. Caudle. Wilscn aad New by by name, were walking home from Henderson, where they had been drinking beaeily during the day. They quarreled, aad when near Towneville; about twelve milea from Hea dsmen, a fight took place, during' which Wi eon was struck on the bead with a rock by Newhr. aad had hie skull crushed. The latter fled hot Caudle was arrested as aa phce. It ia believed that Wilson's injury will prove fstal. Kaletgb Call: Tha first bale of tbia year's cotton was sent in the 3d Inst. to Messrs. Barbae at Bar be, or this city, by Mr J. T. Wood, of Johnston county. Peace Institute opened thia morning wtth 90 pupils rritered aad present. The com her of youag people oa the trains Kiag through the city la very striking, y are going to tat various educational latututioaa of the Stale. Since the of taa tray worm in this sac- all precautions are being taken to pre vent the ravages oa ottoa. The peniten Uary farm oveoeer are doing scans sptcx- a Ds aaa fill work In this direction. Than morales tka Agricultural Deportment d t fertiliser Ho aaa to the Waado Paoapaate Oompaay of Charleston, o C saa has seventy -three fertiliser licenses f. r the present fiscal year, which, at each. have yielded t revenue of 100 It la probable that two mora will before tat close or taa year ui rtveaoe, about 914,000 will be ex pasdsfl for the correal expenses of the ds partaaeat. tad the rtmaltdar goes, by law. to the Cajimtt of Agriculture aad the Me chanic Aria ad of CM let burn Lilhia Unequal led for Dyt of kidney aad biad- in Ihxs paper til '1TK con POBAaU A -Ban tried to kill bioacrr in New York Ike otker day. hot failed. He waa arrested for ibe effetue aad placed uuder bond to aaaaer to the charge ia court. If political utr-oe aere a crimioal ffetwe, Caa-poral Tar n. r f oald hT, to be locked op every lieaa aa attempted to make a oeech. Chronicle The Democratic party baa found moat unexpectedly an ally, aad a powerful, though uacoaecioea one, in the pereon of C'ommualoner Tanner. A party out of power can aak nothing more advantageous to its Interests than that the opponent, the parly ia power, shall he brought into con tempt. .4ava4 Ofiaasa. There are eouade of diecord in the Re publican camp. Multerlrjfra are beard in all parte of the country It remains to be eaaa whether or not these discords will teach Ibe Democratic boats a laasnn Dur ham thi. Krery farmer should unite himself to tome agricultural society which holds an annual fair, and be should exert himself to become a useful aa well aa a working mem ber By doing so be will lift oiaxttlf opto a higher level, aad it will stimulate him to more carefully inveedgate every new step of progress made la agriculture Raleigh tnior FUL. I TtVAL. TOl N T. The Republican party of Ohio it hungry aad demands food. It ia thirsty aad waate lo drink. Iu platform was a protease and ita candidate a position on it a fraud. It dad not have the honesty of what it aya are its conviction. I'a only appeal to the Slate of Ohio U: ' Oivc us ibe offices that aa may grow fat." Toledo Blade. Arts. The farmers of Vermont are bo well "protected" that some of them are unable longer to make a living off of their rarme. nut ai.u a nsrd-beailedneas some thing akin to the hardness of their granite rocks those of ibem who remain still worship at the high tariff shrine and lick the hand that ami us thsm. Phil. Rteord, Dsm Lake other Adminiatrttion leaders. A a la ten I Poalmaater-Oeneral Clsrkson dearly loves the old soldier pro vided be be a ubsrrvient follower of the Republican machine. The Democratic old aoldier he deteeta became bia very exUteace is an unpieaant reminder of the fact that it U to the loyalty and the valor of Dem ocrats, who sunk all party differences when Unir c uairy waa in danger, that the pre aervatioo or the Colon was due New York Star. Dem. Ifuopaairi. A (.In nay come into style, but it is hoped not. The traoaformalion which will brtag back that style of crinolines ought to be indefi nitely postponed Transformations in the health of thousands of women throughout the country have taken place during the past few years Pale, haggard, and die ptiited, Ibey have become bright-eyed and beellby. The secret T Dr Pierce's Fa varite Prescription, which cures all those chronic " weaknesses" and distressing ail ments peculiar to worsen . f Their Baaiaca Probably no one thing has caused such a genera revival of trade at Rosbkt B. Bbl 1. amy's Wholesale aad Retail Drug store St their giving swag lothslr cuatomera of so many free trial holUat of Dr. King's Maw Discovery for Consumption. Their Vade ia simply enormous ia this very valu able article from tha fact that It always cures and sever disappoints. Cough?, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all Ibroat and lung diseases quickly sored. You can teat it before buying by gatUng t trial bottle free, large site $1. Svsry bot tle warranted. f tu alan'a Arnica Halve. Taa Bear Saiatb In the world for Cuts, Bruise, tares. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Teller. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Ccrns, and all Skio Eruptions, tnd posi lively cures Pilea. or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded- Price 26 cents per box. For sale by Robut R Bsllamy, Wholesale and Retail Druggists- f TZHZIE STAE Job Printing Office AND BOOK BINDERY COTTI -pl3l30 IN ALL IT8 APPOINTMENTS, E VER I VA RIETY OF Printing Ruling a AND a R-i T- H -i -r-i ry FOR MEN ONLY'. ADnClrV r-r lO-.TorFAILnrO WANH00D; rUOl I ItC r,--r.l NERVOUS DEHTJJTT: CTJKS 'whai of Body and Mind: Effect! 1 Err ji f Exeraaesln Older Tonne. SO. it, SflVa lOHWC KHt nlnt Sa tf tafy mm4 .arik.i r. - uH omnia a rawraof soot. 1 mm wriim it-.. L. i . '.' ri uJaaU -o.4, rr-. Ai-m Uifc gl:;Al CO., BOrFAlt, I. f. kai 8 Daw if aa th t n PENGERII TEEL PENS Are the Best, IN Till: KHSK.N'TUL QUA LtTlBS OP Durability, Evenness of Point, and Workmanship. taaaiaaa f or trtal of 1 2 dlfiVrmt "tylraby maTi.on raeafptor lOreatalnatatui- Aak fr caeJ No.S IV1S0N , BLaKEMAN & CO. ."tfrFtSE my If aa The Home Journal, ITBUSfllD IVIBY FtODAT MORHDSe At W arr.ntoa, R. C. JOHN W. HICH.B, KDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. VI S TAtsrssai 7Wm TCTroJOCTWaUsc II PEHIUK COURTS OaT NORTH MINA FOB 1889. FIRST JTJDIOIAIi DISTRICT. CAR Spring Judge Boilll. Fall Judge Gixmkr Beaufort May 27th, Nov 26th Currituck March 4th, Sept 2d Camden March 11th, Sept 9th Pasquotank March 18th, June 10th, Sept lth Perquimans March 26th. Sept 23d Chowan April let. Sept 30th Gates April 8th, Oct 7th Hertford April 15th, June 17th, Oct 14th Washington April 22d, Oct 21st Tyrrell April win, uoi aotn Dare May 6tb, Nov 4th Hyde May 13th, Not 11th Pamlico May 20th, Nov 18th SKCOND JUDICIAL, DISTRICT. Spring Judge MacBajc. Fall Judge Botkin. Halifax March 4th, May 13th, Nov. 11th. Northampton April 1st, Sept 80th. Bertie April 29th, October 28th. Craven May 27th, November 25th. Warren March 18th, September 16th Edgecombe April lbtn, October 14th. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge . Fall Judge MacRab Pitt March 18t, hJune 10th, Septem ber 16th Franklin April 15th, Nov 11th WiUon June 3d, Oct 28th V an 00 May 20th, Oct 14th Martin March 4th,Sept 2d, Dec 2d Green April 1st, Sept 30th Naeh April 29th. Nov 18th FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Oravrs Fall Judge Wake Feb 25th, March 25th, April 22d, July 8th, Aug 26th, Sept 23d, Oct2iat Wayne March 11th, April 15th. Sept 9th. Oot 14th Harnett August 5th, Nov 25th Johnston August 12th, Nov 11th FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Fall Judge Graves Durham March 25th, June 3d, Oct 14th Granville April 22d, Sept 9th, Nov 86th Chatham May 6th, Sept 30th Guilford Feb 18th, May 27th, August 26th, Dec 9th Alamance Maroh 4th, May 20th, Sept 23d. Orange March 8tb, Aug 5th, Nov 4th. Caswell April 8th, Aug 12th, Nov 11th Person April 15th, Aug 19th, Nov 18th. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judgo Shipp. Fall Judge Pender May 6th, Sept 9th. New Hanover April 15th. Sept 23d. Lenoir Aug 19th, Nov 11th. Duplin August 1st Monday. Nov 26th. Sampson Feb 25th, April 29th, Oct 7th, Dec 9th. Carteret March 18th, Oot 21st Jones March 25th, Oct 28th. Onslow April 1st, Nov 4th. SKVKKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Mkrrim n. Fall Judge Shipp. Anson April 29th, Sept 2d, Nov 25th. Cumberland May 6th, July 22d, Nov 11th. Columbus April 1st, July 29th Robeson May 20th, Aug 19th, Sept 80th. Richmond Sept 15th, June 3d, Dec 2d. Bladen March 18th, Oct 14th. Brunswick April 8th, Sept 9th. Moore April 15th, Aug 12th, Oct 21st. KIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge- Fall Judge Mkrrihon. Cabarrus April 29th, Oct 28th. Iredell May 20th, Aug 5th, Nov 4th. Rowan May 6th, Aug 19th Nov 18th. Davidson March 4th, June 3d, Sept 2d, Dec 2d. Randolph March 18th, Sept 19th. Montgomery April 1st, Sept 30th. Stanly April 8th. Oct 14th. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Spring Judge Philips. Fall Judge Rockingham July 22d, Nov 4th. Forsyth May 20th, Oct 21st. lad kin J?eb 18tn, ept Wilkes March 4th, Sept 9th, April 29th. Alleghany Maroh 18th, Sept 2d. Davie April 1st, Oct 7th Stokes April 15th, Aug 5th, Nov 11th Surry April 22d, Aug 19th, Nov 18th TKKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Connor. Fall Judge Philips Henderson July 15th Burko March 4th, Aug 5th Caldwell March 18th, Sept 2d Ashe March 25th, May 27th, Aug 19th Watauga April 8th, June 3d, Aug 29th Mitchell April 15, Sept 9thJ Yancey April 29th, Sept 23d McDowell May 13th, Oot 7th KLKVKMH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Snrinir Judire CLARK. fc Fall Judge Conner. Catawba July 15th. Alexander J uly 29th Union Sept 16th Mecklenburg Feb 25th, Aug 26th Gaston Maroh 18th, Oot 7th Lincoln April 1st, Sept 30th Cleveland April 8th, Aug 5th, Oct 31st Rather ford April 22d, Oct 28th Polk May 6th, Nov 11th TWKLKTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Gilmkr. Fall Judge Clark. Madison Feb 25th, July 29th, Nov 18th Buncombe March 11, June 17th, Aug 12th. Deo 2d Trajjsylvania April 1st, Sept 2d Haywood April 8th, Sept 9th Jackson April 22d, Sept 23d Macon May 6th, Sept 30th Clay May 18th, Oct 7th Cherokee May 20th. Oct 14th Graham June 3d, Oct 28th Swain June 10th, Nov 4th. The Biblical J&ecorder RAlxEIGH, N. a BXV. C. T. BAILEY. Editor RBV. J. A. SPEIGHT. Assoolat Oriai 01 MQrtM Carolina Baptists In Us 5-1 til Y SVSRY BAPTIST SHOULD TAKE IT AS aa AC-artlalng Medium Unsurpassed. Omjy SS.OO Par Tear. BIBLICAL RECORDER Rlaalgh W C. J. B. Farrar, NdRTH SECOND ST REE. old or new Faialtaaa, it waiters not what be the trouble. Repairs aU kinds of Sew- OU SDd iBavpwuaaioiii a M (At th TfeW . vssssfs&s. "Saws sm ss come and see ft Summer at here, finty to your family demands It. Reference to Dra. Pot ter aad Wood. JelStf WHOLESALE PRICES. aa- The following quotations represent wboieeale prices generally, jfn making np small orders higher prices have to be charged. The quotations are always given as accurately aa possible, but the Stab will not be responsible for any variations from the actual market price Of the articles quoted . BAGGING 21b Ju e Htandard - BA.CON Worth Carolina. Hams tt Shoulders Bk bides, 9 WBsTBKN 8M0KBD Hame, 9 hides. 9 Sbou:de-s, 9 DRY 8ALTKU .... oa ntga 12 0 a i2j 75 8 '0 11 14 15 8 5 8H 7 0 & 6 5 ih 00 O I 40 1 40 & 176 1 65 0 170 SO O f2 6 00 8 00 0 00 O 14 00 15 6 25 aa 30 18 25 J 10 ClUtB. T f oulders. 9 1 BABBsX Spirits Turpentine Sac snd Hand, each fitw few York, each Nea City, each BESS WAX. 9 BR.C&S, W ilmington, 9 9 Nortuera ... BUTTBK, V lb North Carolina Wottnern C AND LBS, 9 ft fcperm Adamantine CHBBSB, 9 Northern Factor Dairy, Cream fetai e COPFRB, V lb Java Lagnyra Rk - COTN MS I , 9 bus., In e asks Virginia Meal COTTun T.Be, 9 bundle DOMBSTICS Hheetlne', 4 4. aa yd Yarns. 9 bunch BiGM, ft duzsn 12 13 11 28 19 60 20 &4 80 14 27 17 17 5 eo 174 6 00 10 PISE Mackerel. No. 1, 9 bbl .. 25 00 Maciertl. No. 1, 9 haif bbl. 11 00 0 00 15 00 Maokerel. No 2, 9 bbl 16 00 18 00 nUcktre, No. 2. ba:f bbl 8 00 9 00 14 00 5 SO 11 00 4 00 10 Mackerel, No. 3, 9 bbl l i 00 g Mullets, 9 bbl 0 00 Mallet. Pork bbls 110 00 N. C. Hoe Herring, 9 keg.. 3 00 Dry Cod, fB x 5 FLOCK 9 bbl Western low grade 3 50 Bxxra 4 00 " hamlly BOO City Mills -nper 4 00 " Family 5 50 GLTJB, 9 Jt 7 . GRAIN, bushel Corn, from store bat s, white 60 Corn oar-go. In bulk, white. 00 Corn, cargo, lu bags, white. 00 Corn, mixed, from store 57$ Oats, from store 00 Osts. Host Proof 00 4 00 4 0 5 25 4 10 6 00 9 55 .'8 eo 40 55 1 to Cow Peas 1 2 m - Ki, 9 Green 4 Dry 6j$ HAY, V 100 lb Kaetern ..... 00 Western 100 Q North River 90 HOOP I SON, 9 lb LARD, 9 lb Northein 7 6 7 10 0, 0) 3 8 1M 0 00 20 f0 16 00 North Carolina 0 LIMB.-1 bbl 1 40 LUMBKR. City Sawed, ;M it. Ship Stuff, resawed 18 00 Houh Rdge Plana 15 00 West mala uargoes, aooora- lngtoq iallty U 00 Dre-sed f looring, seasoned 18 00 Scantling and Board, coin's 14 00 MOU.vSKh. eallon 18:00 22 00 15 00 New Crop Cuba. In hbds ' " In Dbls Por o Rico, In I has ' "in bbis Sugar Honse, in hhds in bbis Symp, In bbis MAILS. keg. Cut, 101 basis. . . 00 30 00. 32 00 17 30 2 Id O 3) Si 31 81 15 18 46 2 25 1-H 61 1 00 18 20 25 25 i.0 65 1 00 OILS, iralloh Kerosene 10 V Lard - .00 Linseed 90 Rosin 15 Tar P0 Deck and Spar OB POULTRY Cblekena, Hve, grown 20 Spring 10 Turkeys 75 PBANUT8, 9 bushel, 23-lbs.... 60 POT 4. TOSS, 9 bushel Sweet 50 Irish. bbl 06 2 75 00 POKK, A barrel City Mess : 13 00 12 fO Prime 13 00 14 00 Rump 00 13 60 RICK-Carollna. lb 4$ 6 Hoah, 9 bushel, (Upland).. to (Lowand) 1 00 70 1 10 H5 2i4 80 &u 00 iO 9 m RAGS. 9 lb -Country 00 City 1 ROPS. lb 1 SALT, 9 sack, Alum 00 Liverpool 00 Lisbon . . ... 00 American . . 00 SUGAR, 9 lb standard grain.. 0 H Standard A White Bx. C 0 Extra C, Golden . 0 C Yellow 0 80AP, 9 lb Northern 0 bHIGLB. 7-lnch. 9 M 5 00 8m 00 E0 00 50 Common 2 00 2 Cypres Baps 4 '0 5 Cypress Hearts .. . 0 00 8TAVSS, 9 M W. O. Barrel.. . 8 00 i. v Hogshead 0JX) TALLOW, 9 lb 15 TXMBBH 9 M feet Shipping.. 10 00 Mul Prime 7 f 0 Mill Fair 6 00 Common Mill 5 00 Inferior to Ordinary 3 0 1 WHISKEY, 9 gal Northern... 1 00 North Carolina 1 00 14 (0 10 00 6 13 0J 8-60 6 50 0 00 4 00 2 53 2 10 82 21 00 O WOOL, 9 lb Washed 28 1 Unwashed 20 Barry 10 CENTRAL HOTEL, MOUNT AIRY, NT. C, 3. V, MITCHELL, Proprietor. FINELY EQUIPPED. GOOD TABLE. Headquarters for Commercial Travellers. Sam ple Rooms on Ground Floor. Tourists will find Magnificent Mountain Scenery. Rates Low. Satisfaction Guaranteed, JeSStf THE Indianapolis Sentinel. Tie Best Paper for Indiana News. Good a a "Lelter from Dome to Old Indlanlans. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE: DaUy Edition $6 per year Sunday Edition 2 per year Weekly Edition 1 per sear Weekly to November 6 25 cents. 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Kiiabaih Cltv. - - - North Carolina. ESTABLISHED IN I860. Txaita 1-K Year The oldest and leading paper In Eastern North Carolina. Published at the business centre of the Albemarle section. Specially devoted to awakening an interest in developing the re sources and in promoting the material prosperity of the State. Tolerant, independent and pro gressive. Read every week by thousands of peo Die all through the eastern part of the State AdvertlErStee liberaL A no sc tf Editor and Proprietor Atlantic Coast Line. I NKW fuwtB. f iliinitoB & WelioD B. B. & Brancbes Condensed Seliedale. TBADSWeOIHG'SOTJTH. S3 - - as . . . Dated June 1?, 1889 sa r -5 oce o as o a Ex ' pTmTTm" a Leave Weldon; j 12 oj 5.43; is 6 Arrive Rocky Mt .....I 1 j 7 iO Arrive Tarboro. Leave Tarboro .1 8 65 ...(... ...I I A. M I 10 20 IP. M. .I 2 27 Arrive Wilson 7 00) Leave Wilson 2 8 Arrive Selma 3 4r Arrive Fayette vtlle 6 00 Leave Goldsboro . j 3 20, Leave Warsaw .. 4 I6j. Leave Magnolia.. j 4 80 Arrive Wilmington I 6 00! 7 40. 8 4f 9 6f TRAINS GORTG NORTH. ;g2 . P MA S P M Leave Wilmington 12 05 9 00 4 00 A M Leave Magnolia 1 24 10 43 5 40 Leave Warsaw 10 57 5 55 Arrive Goldsboro 2 85 li 5a 6 53 Leave Fayetteville 8 40 Arrive Selma I 11 00 Arr ve Wilson 12 10 AMP MP M Leava Wilson 3 02 12 4'i 7 62 Arrive Rocky Mount 1 20 8 29 Arrive Tarboro 8 55 IA M Leave Tarboro 10 20 P M Arrive Weldon 430 240 940 Dally except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 2 30 p m. Return ing, leaves Scotland eck at 8 20 a m, dally ex cept Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N. C , via Albemarle & Ealeleh K R daily, except Sunday, 5 05 p m; Sun day 3 17 p m; arrive Wilflamston, N C, 7 20 pm and 4 55 p m. Returning, leaves wllllamston. N C, dally exoept Sunday, 7 10am, Sunday 9 53 a m, arrive Tarboro, N c, 9 15 a m and 11 80 a m. Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Golds boro, N C. dally except Sunday, 6 00 am; arrive Smithneld, N C, 7 30 a m. Returning leaves Smlthfleld, N C, 8 00 a m; arrive Goldsboro, N C, 9 30 am. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rooky Mount at 3 (0 pm, arrives Nashville 8 40 pm, Spring Hope 4 15 p m. Returning leaves Spring Hope 10 CO a m, Nashville 10 35 a m, Rocky Meant 1 1 15 a m. dally except Sunday Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton Dally, except nunday, at 6 00 p tn and li loam- Returning, leave Clinton at 8 20 a m and 3 10 p m, connecting at Warsaw with jnos. 41, 40, 23 and 78. Southbound Train on WUson and Fayetteville Branch is No. 51. Northbound Is No 60. 'Daily exoept Sunday. Train no. 27 south will stop only at wuson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train Nc. 78 makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and Gail y except Sunday via Bav J i ie. Trains make close oonnectiou for all points North via Richmond and WasbluKton. Ail trains run solid between Wilmington and Washing on, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. JOHN F. DIVINK, General Sup't. J. TEL. KBNLY, Sup't Transportation. T. M. EMERSON, Gen '1 Passenger Agent, my 5 tf Atlantic Coast Line. Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R, R. Condensed Schedule TRAINS GOING SOUTH. sHMaaaVStfa C 2a Dated May 12, 18S9. 6 6 6 K as P M p" M Leave Wilmington 6 86 10 1(' Leave Marion 9 38 12 40 Arrive Florence 10 30 1 20 A. M No. 50 A. M. A. M. Leave Florence 3 20 t 9 20 Arrive Sumter 4 40 10 28 No. 52 A. M. Leave Sumter 4 40itl0 33 Arrive Columbia 6 16 :i 66 A. M. l No. 52 runs through from Charleston via Cen tral R. R. Leaving Lanes 9:15 A. M., Manning 9:m A. M. Train on C. A D. R. B. connec ts at Florence With No. 58. TRAINS GOING NORTH. ' m o .10 10 606 K X p jjjj p Leave Columbia MO 25 5 20 Arrive Sumter 11 58 6 32 Leave Sumter 11 58 t 6 37 Arrive Florence 1 15 7 60 A M P M No.78 No.14 AM P M Leave Florence 4 85 8 15 Leave Marlon 5 2f, 8 59 Arrive Wlimlngton 8 35 11 50 A M P M fiDally; tDally except Sunday. No 53 runs through to Charleston, 8 C, via Central R R. arriving Manning 7 01 p m, Lanes 7 d2 n m Oharleflton 9 30 o m. No. 59 connects at Florence with C and D train for Cheraw and Wadesbo o Nos. 78 ana 14 maae close conne-iion at w u mlngton with W W R R for all points north. Train on Florence R R, leaves Pee Dee dally except Sunday, 4 43 p m, arrive Rowland 7 00 p m. Returning, leave Rowland 6 8) am, arrive Pqq Oeo 9 00 a rn Train on Manchester A Augusta R R leaves Sumter dally exoept Sunday, 11 00 a m. arrive Plnewood 12 01 p re. Returning, leave Fine wood 12 80 p m, arrive Sumter 1 30 p m. taa, ' JOHN F- DIVINE, Gen'l sup't J. R. KBNLY, Assistant Gen'l Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent my 11 tf CARLTON HOUSE, Warsaw Dnplm County, K. C. QN LINE OF WILMINGTON AND I WELDON Railroad, 56 mllee from Wlimlngton. Table always well supplied cvith the best the country afford Rates of Board very reaeona ble. H. J. CABLTON. taa Si DAW a or.iiatv Tha Alliance to the Front ! Ths Pnoensssiva Fabxxb bold, vigilant, ag gresslve and progressive. It has opinions and expresses them. Forty elebt columns, eight pages. All .Hotws-Print. Official organ of North Kmiiim and Virginia Mate Alliances. The lAvett paper In the South ! Goes to nearly 1,200 postoffices in North Carolina and to 23 States. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, Strictly Cash. Send lor sample copy. Address, THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, Raleigh, N. C. H- L. Polk, Editor. BnowDEE, Business Manager, mar 12tf DOBLEE & MTJDGE WHOLESALE Paper Warehouse. Baltimore, Hd. Constantly leZfctock Every Variety of Paper used pa Newspaper and Job Offices. NORFOLK ACADEMY. NORFOLK , VA. A procreastve. modern School for Boys. Five teachers One hundred and eighteen students. Prepares for university or bnSiaass. Fall Baa lish, Classical and Mathematical course ; all Stenography. B. W TUN STALL. B. A.. Tlrj cipal Address, from July SBth to Angast 26th. warm Springs, Bath Co., Va.; later, h orfolk, Va. ang 2 lm CAROLINA CENTRAL BAILBOAD CO. AjBllMawiL .. Change of Schedule. 7 48 WKBi bound tka ins, I No. 41 Dnlly ex I No.5'- I Pally ex I bnndav.l : Dally ex. Snnday. June 2. 1889. 8 35 Sunday 9 4 9 55 11 8? Leave WllmingtWa 2u Leave Hamiet ;6 45 Leave Wadesboroi7.89 Arrive Charlotte ,'O.So Leave Charlotte..! Leave Lincoln ton. I 4 IB p 5.51 n Leave Shelby ... Arrive Rutberf'n 6.67 p p m 7.30 p ml p m 8.00 a sal p m 8.16 a ml p m o.iu a m J I 8 20 p m BASTBOUND TRAINS Mo 38 Dally ex Sunday. No. 64 I No. 6 Daily ex. Dally ex. Sunday J handay. June 2, 1883. L've Hutherf 'dt'n 8 00 a m 9 88 am 10.80 am 12.1,6 p m Leave 8hely Leave Ltnoolntoo Arrive Charlotte.. Leave Charlotte.. Leave Wadeeboro Leave Hamlet Arrive Wilmingt'n 5.15 a m 7(8 am 8.20 am 18.80 pm 8.80 pm 11.88 pm 1.46 am 7.45 am Trains Kos. 41 and 88 make close connection at Hamlet, between Charlotte and points North via Raleigh. Trains N os 51 and '4 make close connection at Hamlet, to and from Raleigh. Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and Cnarlotte and W llmlngtoa and Raleigh. T. W. WUISNANT, Superintendent F. W. CLARK, Gen'l Passenger Agent. Jane 4 tf Palmetto Railroad Co. - J'mlW AfK QN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DEC. 6TB 1863. Trains will run as follows, dally. Sun day excepted : GOING ttOlTTH : No. 1 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT : Leave Hamlet, N. c 9.16 A ' osborn. (Flag Station) 9 86 A Kollook Station 10.06 A Arrive Cheraw, 8. o 10.25 A GOING NORTH : No. 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT: Leave Cheraw, 8. C 4.80 P Bollock 4.40 P Osborne (Flag Statlonj I.iu P Arrive Hamlet, N. C 80 P WM. MOWCUKB. dec 13 tf - Snp'U Bank of New Hanover. Authorized Capital, Cash Capital paid in. Surplus Fund, - 11,000,000 S300.000 $130,000 DIRECTORS W. I. GORE, G. W. WILLIAMS, DONALD MacRAE. H. VOLLSBS & R. BRIDGKRS C. M. HTBDMA. ISAAC BATES JAS A. LBAK. F. REBTNcTKN K. U. ;'.0)vDJ.- J. W. ATKINSON. ISAAC BATHS, President. m. W. WILLIAMS, Vloe Prebtdeua, WM. L. SMITH. Cashier. Atkinson & Manning, AGENTS, Mortli Carolina Bomb insurance Comp'y yE OFFER TO THOSE WANTING INSUR ANCE AGAINST FIRE. Policies in th'. Old and Reliable Home Institution. All losses promp y paid W. 8. PRIMROSB, President; CHAHLK8 ROOT, Secretary;: PULASKI COWPBR. Secretary. ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Newspnner Advartmng Uuraau, IO Spruoe St ,' New "York. Send iOat for 100-Haaa Pamphl.t The State Chronicle Successor to the Fanner and Mechanic and. the Chronicle.) Under New Management NEWSY BRIGHT AND CLEAN. UPtWrTB THE TIMES. THE "STATE CHRONICLE" WILL BE WHAT Its name Implies a State Paper. It Is not the Ralsish "Chronicle." and will not be local or sectional. It will aim to keep up with the news from Murphy to Manteo, or. as the politicians put it, from Cherokee to Currituck. It will the organ of no man, no ring, no sac tlon, no party. It will be Democratic in polltloa. but will not hesitate to criticise Democratic i sures and Democratic officer . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : One Year Six Months Three month. at For a Samrle Copy address THE STATE CHRONICLE, oet tf Halalet. H.C. TheCentral Protestant A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS paper and the Organ cf tne Methodist Protn tent Church In North Carolina, is published at Greensboro, N. C. Terms, 2 00 per annum, in advaaoa. The elhrlbllltv of its location, the number an' activity of lta agents, and the constantly lnoroa lng demand for It among the more solid classes o. readers In various sections, give the cbntkai PROTESTANT peculiar claims upon tha patron ace of the advertising public Terms very favor able. Consult your bustnes Internet, and add raa tat editor , u iucHAtjx. ADTEBTIrE IU Merchant and Farmer PUBLISH KD WEEKLY AT MARI0N,80UTH CAROLINA It has a large and Increasing circulation in th heart of the Pee Dee country, tat beat Cotton section of the two States. It Is a desirable medium of communication with both the Merchants and Farmers of this section, and particularly wtth those of Marlon and Marlboro Counties. It Is therefore the paper for the Business Men of Wilmington. j. o. aoijUUAJD, m m M at M M M M M M Mill within of all. J
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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