'
-a
ttUfi "uter.
. DKSOJbaVTION. - I
In fiercest heat Indian J une I rode
Acrossan and waste or. Durninz uu,
a . lA.An. all! arnnnri the lonelV la0.d
Seemed desert, and in shrunken channel
flowed - i -1
The river; overhead, a fcky that glowed.
Hot deeply uine, DuiwtuwiiuiuimjiMi.
The tyrant Suul with fixed, unwinking
Veiled by no cloudlet, in mid-heaven abode.
And crushed all nature with hla blinding
ray.
No living thing
wan in be seen but 6ne
Huge alligator;
bn a sand bank prooe
The loathly saurian; basking and I serene
W that grini, unloveFy
Grim monster
Fit type of utter desolation, lay.
n, lay. .
2he Spectator.
The a nil-Pro JilMUdai ConTention.,
Raleigh Visitor. ;', ". .
Porauant to a call, the State Anti-
Prohibiiion Convention met n me
tropolitan Hall at 12 m. to-day:
Uol. T, IS. uooper, pi xreaeu couu-
ly, called trie uonvenwon oruer,
and Mr. George Tonnoffaki, of Wake,
was made temporary secretary.
On rirotion ojE Mr; Scott, of New
U.havm o Ammit.t.AA tf five On PgI-
uauiB., - -. - - r ,
Jmanent Organization was appoinwu
9aa follows: xu. rL Powers, t. iu. ooott,
J. J.
Stewart and
Matt Atkinson.
6 . 'd T). . All-....
I Mr. j ames x. xoyu, vi miuuo
ounty, was called out, and proceeded
o address the Convention for up
wards of an hpur in opposition to
the prohibition bill. At the con
clusion of his address the Chairman
of the committer jon Permanent Or
ganization reported as follows, whioh
was adopted: For President R. C.
rfadger, of Wake; Vice Presidents,
4 S. Angle, ofjlredell; J. K Boyd,
(lailford; J. T. Respass, Beanfort; J.
E O'Hara, Halifax; Henry Northery,
Richmond; J. H. Renfrew, Wake;
Daniel Kelly, Moore; IM.N. Leary;
Cimberland; W. H. Bailey, Davie;
EJ VV. Turner Granville; W. J.
Daughtry, Carteret; D. R. Johnson,
Warren; A. Moore, Uamberland; j.
Al Bingham, Rowan;
Btdo. Mecklenburg. : i
Wm.
John-
Committee on Resolutions N.
Atkinson, George Mathes, Col. Carf
pelter, J. E. O'Hara, John Spelman.
Executive Committee State . at
large, Col. Carpenter, T. N. Cooper,
II. p. Scott, H. Brunhild. : j
Secretaries HJ L McDaffie, G.
Tofnorfski, J. M. McGowan and YV.
V. Turner. " ' ; j . .
Major Badgei von taking the chair,
as President, addressed the Conven
tioi briefly. I' .' : -j. , .
A E. O'Haral and J. T. W8pass
delivered addresses. I 1
Mr. Nat. Atkinson,0f Buncombe
coubty, and another; gentleman,whose
nanle we failed to get, made speeches,
after which, on motion, the Conven
tiorj adjourned until 5 o'clock, P. M.
!rrom the J&ewf and Observer we
coadense the following: : , I
Vhe attendance was : quite large)
nearly every Beat: on the floor being
occupied.. About one-fourth of the
delegates were colored, j Nearly all
sections of the State were represent
ed Jbut the bulk of the delegates were
from that portion west of Raleigh
Wke had a large representation.
H Executive Committees for Dis4
'tricts: . . ' -
i first district W. A. Moore,. of
Chowan: . second district--J. rW
O'Hara, of Halifax; third districfrl
Jd P. Powers, . of Cumberland;
f oj rth : district J. H. Renfrow, . of
Wake; fifth district W. B. Stafford,
of j Guilford; "sixth ""district J. ' Ji
Siim8, of Mecklenburg; seventh dis
trit C. J. Baily, of' Iredell; eighth:
districtrNatt AtkiBsoo, of Bun-,
combe.'., : . i . 14 7
I - AITBBNOOH SESSI&Si j
J,he Convention reassembled at 5
ock, after a recess of three hours.
?be following wa& introduced : i
Vhsbeas, Complete organization!
been perfected in many counties
against prohibition, therefore be. it
j JResolved, That this convention
adppt the name, to be known in fu
ture, as the " Anti-Prohibition party
fo the State of North. Carolina.''
long preamble and resolutious
w-e adopted, -which- we--are- com-:
peled to omit for. want of space.
The Conventiowaa addressed -by
J afnes E. Boyd, jof Alamance, Ri C;
Bjdger, of Wake, JE. O'Hara, J. T.
Keapass, Nat. Atkiason Mr. Cobb,
of person, Mr. Bledsoe, Seth M. Car
pen ter, of Newborn, and Rev. J. B.
-BrpwD, Missionary Baptist, bf Yad-!
ki1 - ' I ' - ' T "
K mass . meeting of aati-prohibi-,
tiobists was ' held in Metropolitan
Hill, at which $Ir. E. P. Powers; of
FaettevUle, presided: ; " Speeches
were made by lames H. Harris and
VV V.rurneriSlred.- ? The - latter
announced himself as a'ReptfbUean,
ani said ibal, newas:a4ithat' a
Democratic Legislature .had ''(hidwn
thl fire-Tjrand.offcprohibitiOri.3yi)ong
. f hi people, for it wouldnxeiylresult
inj good for thaRepuWieaa -party
There was a oerfecit exodus of liktRii
era from the hall during Isjspeejcy
will trolaibiaoa Prbbiiu? ' ? '
but will prohibition prohibit? '
xua were laoc.oi na.viDgra,preoiOi
ry law will no,t. The people moat:
Si eaucatea up to the evils .of r'thif
affic and the, inflaenoea lit throws
on society. The sin of intempe
rance, like other sins f bumaaity
818 in the ma. We must reaeh
ad remove the root that, asJShakes
peare tells us, "makes the reason
gri8oner.w. -.The caUseofi&tenipe
ranee1 will find a deadly foe by giving
jpen the pleasures which lift, them up
J-freer education,cheap and inno
cent amUflemcntA. Art mnain or.il
ooks. Of course these things can
iOt be done with tha '
atlOn. but mtich r.an bA 9.fnnrnni;r.a1
for those now growing up. . :
iu iuau must, do restored horn
what th aanroU Kirmm.t
! 'vile fever of the mind," and we hope
s i ' i I j
if
m si
thla'-maltel'-wllT'BisispaMtobktelj
discussed, without appealing to the
passions or prejudices of men on
either side - We are not of that class
of men who become blinded by the
cause they advocate and seek to crush
at one blow their opponents. We
believe in making haste "alowly
such,: matters as concern important
questions.- Justice and ' fairness
should . be meted' out to friend and
foe. v . i i ;
1 a ' , v r- C
., Worm llomb Orn.
Charlotte Observer.
The Wilmington Star, in noting
the blowing up of a saloon in Cali
fornia, makes it the occasion of offer
ing some facetious advice to the
people of Charlotte andCite 06serv&$
We would suggest to "the iStorth'aT'
perhaps it mic;ht be i net as well for
it in its attempt to - be funny not to
be unfair. The Observer is not a
bomb organ, and in the discussion of
the question of prohibition does it in
a spirit of candor and fairness, con
ceding to those who differ from it
the right to do so without raisreprja-l
senling them. , If the nar, sees fit aoj
espouse the anti-prohibition!: sid of
the question, let it do soi but let it.
throw no more of that kind of bomba;
at us.' ;; :: y ; . ;
We assure our contemporary that
we were not in earnest in suggesting
to our Charlotte friends the use of
bombs. Still less so were we in sug-7
gesting that our friend of the Obsef'
ver might head the bomb squad.
Ed. Stab.
How Prohibition Wotlta in Kiihi.
Waahingtoa Post. ; . :
The effeot of the Prohibitory - law
in Kansas has not in all respects been
what its originators and supporters
anticipated. It is of course unpopu
lar with the large minority which op
posed its enactment, but this was . to
be expected, in a more important
aspect, however, it is operating to the
disadvantage of the material interests
of the State, by diminishing the
amount of immigration from abroad.
Just at the time when the tide is
setting in with an unprecedented
volume, and when Kansas would
naturally expect to reap largely bf
the accruing benefit, she finds that
her share of the influx is rapidly fall
ing off. ; The immigration agents of
other States have made industrious
and successful use of the prohibitory
law argument to divert settlers in
other directions, where' they- will, be
accorded the privilege of managing
their domestic concerns more to. their
own liking.
Still, Governor St. John insists that
the law shall stand that it must be
enforced that no such thing as re
peal, amendment or retrogression in
any shape, is for a moment to be
thought of. He says: "We have
burned our bridges ? behind as and
hoisted the blaok flag against" the
liquor traffic." : ; '
This is fine talk,and it may be good
policy, but there is such a thing s
carrying even a temperance . crusade
to an unwise, fanatical and absurd
extreme, particularly when.it. is mad a
use of as a political machine for the
manufacture of Senators, Governors
and Congressmen.
Kansas can no doubt get along
without the aid of foreign capital or
foreign labor. She may choose to
'depend on her own resources alto
gether for the development of her
prosperity. She can afford, perhaps,
to shut the door on every colonist who
cannot subscribe rto nerprohibitory
statutes, but we imagine that in the
long run there will be some reaction
in public sentiment on this point, and
that while "burning bridges," as Mr.
St. John expresses it, may be a
pleasant pastime, "it does not always
The foreigner, who has been used
to no inhibitions as to what he shall
at or drink, is naturally enough as
tonished to find them, in their most
obnoxious form, in a country with
which he has always associated the
highest degree of religions and polit
ical toleration. He cannot under
stand why such laws should be ne
cessary, and cannot, from his own
experience and instincts, be taught
to believe that they are really neces
sary. .
' i As a consequence, he seeks ; the
more congenial atmosphere of lows,
Minnesota or Nebraska,: . or tempts
the inviting fields of Texas, where,
all things else being equal, he can
have besides a measure of personal
freedom which Kansas does not offer
him; nor so far . as statistics show
have any of these States .been the
sufferers by reason of a foreign im
migration which believes in beer as a
beverage and grape-growing as an
industry. j y .
cmror. .
; v State Journal. -; :
A gentleman who 'haa'vrecentfy
travelled over a large , portion : of
North Carolina tells as he does not
believe there is one county in the
State that will give a prohibition
majority. This is cool comfort for
the prohibition politicians.
H Raleigh Visitor June 3d. " i
i : The commencement exercises at
the University yesterday were of a
very interesting character.' Th'
speech of Senator Ransom was an
able effort and was listened to with
rapt attention by the large erowdj
present. Among tne prominent la-'
4ies from other States were the Misses
Buford, of Richmond. Virginia.
On the platform were Senator Z. B.
Vance, Rev. Dr. Patterson and other;
'distinguished gentlemen. The boteU
are crowded to their utmost capacity 3
The commencement bids fair to sur
pass all others ever held there. ' The
Rev. Dr. Broad us was to'preach the
Baccalaureate sermon in the after-:
noon. The Historical Society held
their meeting in the afternoon.;?; Tlie
crowd to-day is exuected, oi:Ja;
We can only give a few points
gleaned from the" Raleigh 'News- Ob
server's report: A'ii i h o j tA :
' "President Battle' stated J that the
faculty had Jieleeted twelve - of the
class to do the speaking - to-day. v
Tbey f were , j James Y., Jqyner, La
Grange; James D, JMurpby, Pender;
John M. Avery, Morganton; Noah
J. Roan, La Grange; R. B. Albertson,
Raleigh ;'R. VV, . Winborne, Murr
freesboro; Robert ', P., Pell Chapel
Hill ; C. R. v Tbomaa, Ne w.'Befoe ; J.
M. Leach Jr., 'Lexington; L.T(Ht
Walker, Hickory;3 W. J. ' Adams,
Carthage; W. B. StewartClinton.J'.;
i - -;' ; ajreiEKOON. " : : ' ; 1 ''
j By a few minutes after 4 o'clock
the chapel was filled, and President
Battle," addressing Gov J arvisj nom
ihated the followio:' enieri'f::
degrees: ; - S
I For Bachelor of Arts: Hessriu.W
J. Adams, J. M. Avery, J; jEL Brady
F.i B. Dancy, D. Hill, i.R::OJ Holt,!
C D. Mclver, J A.. McIver, R. JVIos
Rae, L. X Mial WNeaM R Pv
Peil, W. E.. Phillips, W. B. Stewart,
C. R. Thomas, J. M. Walker and R.
W. Winborne; rr rveU is fjiJIUJ
! For Bachelor of r Philosophy :
Messrs. R. B. Albertson, W E. Er
in," E. L. Harris, F. G. Hines, J. Y.
Joyner, J. M. Leach, Jr., J..D, Mur
phy, W. D. PembertonJ N J. Rouee,
J. H. Rnffin. " '; : '.
- For Bachelor of Science: Messrs.
H. B. Battle, A. Nixon, H. T. Rum
bough. I : i - -
. ' The i Governor "confers these de
grees and presents them with their
respective diplomas.' x. i -, . I
1 i In the School of -Latio certificates
are. presented to Messrs. F; N Skin
nier and Ei A. Alderman.' In the
School of Greek a ceitifieate is pre
sented to Mr. II. H.' Williams.,;
t Conferring of degrees L. I. D.t is
conferred apon the, Rl. Rev. Bishop
Greene, of Mississippi;' RevV" A. D.
"Eiepburo . D. D., of Davidson Col-
f lege ; Hon. ' Thos. " H. Ituffio, of the
bupreme Court, and General , M. .VV.
Ransom. - . .uiyhi--a
i The degree of D. D. is conferred
oh Rev. Calvin H. Wiley, of Winuton,
and Rev. Joseph-' H '-Foy of - St
Lbuis. : ' ' r . i r-:M-.-f.
.' i Ph. D. (causa Jionoris) , - a pon 1 Dr.
F. M. Deems, of New. York. ) isv;;
Master of Arts. . (to.: ;conre - npon
Rev. Robert W. Boyd, W. C, Ren-
caer, Jlisq., and U. A. Cookei liq. .
7 We are compelled to , omit other
points wnicn we may notice- .in our
next.
StKLIGlODa niSCBIiLANr.
The entire circnlalion of . the
forty-fiye volumes and tracts prepared for
the American Tract Society by Dr. Pluiner
is more than 5,000,000 copieavr - Other pub
liahers have circulated large fdUiona of hta
works.- v,. ; fv .
T: f In response to Chaplain McCabe's
appeal for the money to build .ten churches
lor me jear 1SS1, etIinBi writes: '
see you want to - botld 520 churches this
jefcr. Too .may - count oa ma for twenty
CQurcnea.": mat meaoB ao.uuu.
s j Bishop Uoxe says: "I haveiieard
of :churches decorated with cut flowers at
Easter at ani expeaae of nearly $100; the
offertory alms 10 the same church rarely
reaching the sum of $15, and leas than $50
being the sum total of Its' contributions to
missions. , "" '.' ,. !'
: ; It seems that Nashville, a eity
of only twenty thouaand souls, is anxious
to entertain, besides their xwa Conference,
larger than purs by odds, the . three ' hun
dred members of the General. Conference
at 1 every session, aad " each time for a
mdnth.-&AtMui Advocate. ' ''
By a new assignment of the bi-
shops of the Keformed Episcopal Church,
by the Council in session ; at New . York,
Bishop Fallow goes to the Northwest and
West, Bishop Lataoe to the South, Bishop
Stevens to the special jurisdiction of the
South, the presiding Bishop to the other
missionary jurisdictions. Bishop Sugden is
continued in ;tha English Jurisdiction, and
Bishop Cridge In thaof Victoria, TJ. B. ;
j I'OLITICAL POINTK6 K "
i - The Democratic party is having
a very easy, time nowadays. It has nothing
to do but favor dead-locks. Atlanta Con'
tiitutwn, Dem. '-- 7' , '
4 Prince Bismarks yanoose veins
are ulcerating. ' His trouble fa the opposite
of Coakltag'a. This statesman has a case
of "big head." ; Bismarck's is only big leg.
JkiUAmericantJ2ep, , f .. s , ri
.What is Conkliog waiting for?
fie resigned io order to get judgment on
his .course in the Senate. He has his judg
ment, Why does he not take it like a man
and get out of the wayif. T. ltibune,
Sup. - .t.-j,f-i.t . Pf.(f...
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HALL & PEARS ALL.
ap,83 DAWtf : ' ' '
m A. STEDIIiini Jr.
Attorney nd Connwllorat' law," '
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wjboat ault, Drawing Deeds, UortKaeM. dk.la
Steclalty. t J't apfr-DAWtf7
COME.TOiTHE-J ,
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Q BSSION' BBQIN8 JTJNS 15TH AND SND8
-y - A UHVU CftW. wwu, 1 U I UUUi K
f aril lined Mom. Hchta aad iamnt htrPL. m inr ttia
jeesloa. All the usual . branches taught. THB
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B. Magic Lantern, with atrong calcUfla light
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prlngs, grotteet; moaatalaa, valleys,
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heft 4obleaUtog,.;aad1 uieaawhlle to Jiawt ajdf
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. ; ; Wilson, N.C.
l 1 bit wit1 '
CELEERATFi -WiN
tAcalnst tbe fconitfngencror lllneis" !by takhsr with4
Wm HoBtetlWa 1oitmwiI Btitnwt haa ooi8ion to
Mngratnlate blmaeU oahia torecigbt, wbeu beaees
others who have neglected to do bo goffer Ing from
some one of thenaldieft wiichltlfl a remedy
aad preventive. . Among these re fever and agB,
bUioaanesB; onetipatloa aad rhenmattmn,' disease
often attendant upoi a; change ;of tdimatoor un-s
wonted diet. " -i
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.. 30,00
100 .
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t i lp0Approx1matlon."Ptlgaf )00r,..c...! H)00O
I iwAppnaunaooii rzosior .73.. , t.ouu
lli8t9PTJa.iamoni41iiB
Ben. CT. T. BBAUREaARD,"of Lai, and Gem JT
IWrlti
' i ' u -nj-aAaHfl,' Y
xl ffaaHWasTiB, Lonlalana.
otM. A. DAUPHIN, at t
I No. SiSBROADWAY, NBW YORa..
. my ii uzawiwdBW
.weaat..
OF
ALU
For more than o thtrdrof -oeBtnrrthe
Mexican SInstaiig .iniment has been
known to millions-all 6ver-tho world as
tlio onjy safe reHanco-fpr;tlkfi-relief-of
Accidents anth Tain. '-it'ia-ft-meaieine
abve.rie umf pntja ...tKa-tosat oAtm-
luu, x' or uvisiy .loriu oi vxturuiu paoa
Vnstaiig Liniment is withont onrecmaV. J
1 t ye itetratcs 41eslk -.d rmrselo, tod
an yvry: ooaao-maitiBg tue onuD-i
nnco or pain .unci mnammation impos
Biblr. Its effect 91 Don Human FlesUautt
tlia UnuoCrt aiiou aro equally wouUi iv
fhl.Thp Mexican f " ,i ,
ft'.
tdnfmrnt-ia-rcccl-1-Boincboily In
every iousc. ' Kvtry tlay brings news f
thejtgouy of nu itwfiil aauld. or burn
snlKluotl, of rliciiuaatio- martyrs ro
storctl, or a valuable . Ixoi-se or ox
save a by tlio licalwipowci" of tcl3
Trhlcli spcdily" cures such 'ailments of
tlio HUMAN JbXKSlI ns - i
Kheiiraatlsm. fcTve lilacs. Stur
hhsui t snirKicu jixsseiea, asnrna
ana deaiaa, Jnts, llrulitf and
Sprains, Poisonous -Bites and
StiiMraV' StMratesa. Tjamenota. OlaV
Sores, ncers, lostbJtesrCaiilblalns,
Sore- Kipples, Ca1ced. "Sreaat and
Uadead every fsnuof: extema4 U
ease It heals 'witnont sears. :
SOt Uie BBCTB CBSATKMF tt CUT 3 V, ' - -
gpvaiaui,- ivinay i HtXfT Oointst
Pounder, ITarnesa Sores, HOor 1Is
eaaaa, XVe Kot, Server Worsn, Samttj
Hollow ' ,Uorn, . Scraachea -Windr
rails.- -Sita-Vtn.' Thnnh. Rinr boiM .
OMfavci; roll.ilvll, :FUaa npon
tne Sigaa ana every orner aumeat
to wbWh taoeenBMUta- f Jt
Stable aviwt Stock Vrd r Uabla. -Tho
Mexlcaaa Ulaatang T.lntmrnt
always : cures audi never -disappoints ;
ana it 13, posmvejy, -:
FOE HAll-mr BEAST
5feb 8 Wly
Isaac Batxs.....
-
..rTesMent
..Vice President
...... ....Casbier
- . V
S. O. Wallaox... . ....
Bank of Hew Hanover.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL - $1,000,000
-' i.'.- (IT. V&
a tin
- DIRECTORS:
John Jawson - iM
LVK, Murehleon. of Wil-
Isaac Bates, - - s
P. M. Stedman, of Wright.
llama as MUKmaon -
:awMamaa.
Horn B.B.Sridgess, Pres I Jaa. -A, Leak, of Wades-
' Wi & W. RE.;' : -1 boro. -, -
H.-YoHerB,of Adrian-
B. B. Borden, of Golds-'
;,vonera.
DOra, IN. v.
D.McRae.
Jno.W, Atkinson,
uoi. e. jr. utie,
Ga M. Stedman, President.
A
z&zss GoMoro Branch. R- &sar
i
DIRECTORS:
ff B. B. Borden, W. T. PalrclothI W. P. Korncgay
4-
President.
I '
' DIRECTORS :f' v ' -;
J,A.;Leak,R. T. Bennett . little C. Marshall
Issues Certlflcates bf BeooBlt bearl'ni? lnt.pnt 3
Is authorized by cnurterrt. receive on: deposit
moneys held in trust by Executors, Administrators,
Qoaraians, ftc, &&, Ac : .. i .
, Strict attention given to the orders and. requests
of our country friends by mall or otherwise. ' '
the upeetly Cure fKerroaajWeakaess, Lost
SVltalltr, Preraatare UebllltKSenrQusness,
Soeietr; Befectrre Sreateryj-aadHklt Bisovders.
- broaeht on by Iadlscreeb lliblts aad Excesses. "
islt haa;ta isnsdieau. 3int at puus
, OLEOfaofE : Address DRiWi S. J AO U ES,
in) tWWest Bixft st'OTrorjnrAttomp -
a
TO t '
AiNBUSH, rlRTHH AND dOMBON HSTTrsfH
ta Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees.
abvJT Bft Wtf
.xora, renn. ,.
Pfohibitiph
'99 tt
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--jlJi :'.!
-r ;
'. .Vi-'f.J - .Kfl.'!' ..,!:) Si'.'!'''-.
TO PARTIES WlSniNQ pTpT LKS3 TH AN XWO
ft
.ft.l'
P. L? Bridgers &.iCf !
win sell a
PINE OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
bought a few
days ince at auction,-for FIVE DOLLARS per
s k 1 'h.'t'j , J A-f.i "
gallon 1 hla Brandy ca¬ be bought by the casfti
for less than Six . Dollars per gallon; has been re
tailed here foe jears at Tea Dsllars. ,-. , s ft ."
-.-Jj SEVEN DOLLARS!
t iJ
! For not less than Ten Gal'o'ns a kAGNIPICSlKT'
Tf-s- icc; --wii wn-ini ir
OLD COQNA.C at only SEYEN, DOLLARS per
'J-'-Cw Ltt--: .L'O .ii S:.li-- M-f tfVtfMt" ssU. 1
gal'on. . Bought direct (rem Impprterf. Sight. Bol-
lars; retailed; here for years at, from f welve ,to
1 lit 11 -3!8Wm-l -trw"
PO!
urteeh Dollars.
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
1
i '
Have the only box of
JBBNDINB GRAYBLY'S CHE WING TOB ACUtf
: ! ' : ,: TRY IT.; . ; :
I '- ' a ''
NO. 1 MACKEREL Unexcelled in the world.
' To the lovers of
,1
ROYSTER'S DELICIOUS-CANDY.
P..L. BRIDGKRS AiCO... s(;
Beg to s' ate that It Is impossible to supply the de-
'4.vii,i,! ;!i..;;.,'' r
tusnd. . Have been out for pearly a week. ONE
HUNDRED AND FI8TY, POUNDS, received last
-. - - - . - ''- - - "
niht. . Call early as the beet of it will be gone b -
13 o'clock. This Candy was made bn Thursday. '
jtS9-tf'fa:i!: wsrM bitt'sM tisui- ttvA
i -- . t
. I ' Popular Monthly Drawing of the J
- - i j ' : . ' as '
' a I At jnacanleY'g Xncatrc. r r
? . i Inthedtyofryralsvllle,oi n ? ''
Tliimitty'at
-' t ' I i - .- t i-1 . : i . .
These drawings occur monthly (Sunaays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As.
aembly of Kentucky, incorporating the Newport
routing una newspaper ua.. approvea Anru a, unu.
3"f HIS IS A SPECIAL ACT, AND HAS NE-,
VEK BEEN REPEAIiED. . - .
The United States Circuit Court en March 31 ren
dered the following decisions :
- 1st. THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRI
BUTION COMPANY IS LEGAL. , . ; .
: id. ITS DRAWINGS ARB PAIR. 1 "
' The Company has now on hand alaree reserve
i una. iveaa uie ust or prizes ior ,
' THB JUNE DRAWING.
1 Prize $30,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000
1 Prize 10,000 300 Prizes 50 each 10,000
t Prise....... 6.000 600 Prizes- 20 ear h 1ifl
10 Prizes $1000 10,000 1,000 Prizes 10 each 10,000
u xnaea - ouu iu,uuv
600 lOjOOe ! - !- - k-i
$300 each. Approximation, Prizes, $3JT00
a Prizes
9 Prizes
Prizes 100 each.
998
1.968 Prteea.
: - Whole Tickets, $3.
37 Tickets. 50.
f "$11304
Half Ticket $1. . 1.
65 Tickets, $100.,
Remit Monev or Bank Draft In Letier. or sand hv
JBxpreas.: , DONT SBNLfe BY REGISTERED LB'lf'-
andupward. by Express.' can be sent at' our ex- J
pense. - Acwreaa alljomers to R. M. BOASDMAN,
(Courier-Journal Buildinsr.) LOUISVILL&. Kv.j
orT. J. COMMERPORD. 809 Broadway. N. Y. -
my 31 eoaw vi- iifJ.:.tta;th:sa -; intn xu
EffectiT, Simplei Durable and Cheap.
i tOnnpact, SubstsiitlaLlBconoinical and Easily
(Jtaaasea guaranteed to work area iJJf
. 1 , .
peclarlyf adapted fot driving 'printing Pressep,'
yutii Dwtuera. xreeaauiis,uram Kievatori, a
cninerv reamna? rrom one r i
to alas none power4.,;f t j.
s skK OUBTlidwRicES1 "?T .H
TT- -r : t. . '
uwm jirower -ngme........,....j..t $V40lO
ox
j
.. 855 00
ai Ai nrv
i Send lor deHC.rfntivn rmmnhlRt 1. , -
: 1
S, ... i T.- 7T T, r "V i.A.i-x
iiwnitfr.MmiT. , rv nM i
my 30 W4t
w . t Spnagfleia, Ohio.
! Healtli is WtlKl
Ttt.J;., J. WEST'S NStRVtf lNbRA'
J TREATMENT t a specific Jot Hysteria, Con
Valiums, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss of Memory, lmpotency; Premature Old Age,
caused by over-exertion, excesses, or over-indul-sreace.'Whica.
leads to misery, decay and1 death."
One box wiU cure recent cases. ' Each box con
tains one month's treatmmif.. flna AnUar 9 .kT -
r eix boxes for Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid
tt o xuacaaiaa six Doxes to
coreany case. With each order received by us for
six boxes, accompanied with Ave ' deUars, 'we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re
turn the money if the treatment does not 'effect a
tion.
;mh 23-DAW ly
m 1 C500Ee7ard1
,T17B WILL PAT THB, ABOVE. REWARD POR,
,jf.f .any case of Liver Comotablt Dvenensia: fsick-
Headache, lndlgestioni Constipatlou or Costive
ness we eaonet cure with Weefs Vegetoble Liver
nils. when- the ffirMtimia .iM. VMri. mmx.
aaa'l2
eoatsialns 10 Pills. SSMfrta. nr
bo- wwKiawi Kuuuterieus ana imiiauons. Tne
tXl.. "Tlio P1H arirT isi aim txt . r..fl--
St., Chicago. Pree trial package sent by mail pre
paid on rectiptof a a cent stamp. n . a
u UOb-H IJ v. r .
tOO 000 KOTOH V HICEOBY
deHveijsUadieatv . .fci3tl ;'Ti-iofi
i
B6okwalt0rEhgine,v;
vuxo. auma ueuea oy wn. 11. UKKKM, Drnei
rlst, (successor to Green Planner), Wilmington.
N. C. Orders bv mall will nM m.. .(.
e 3 W 8t Philadelnhla. v. l"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IB
A Dose of Tarrani'i Seltzer Aperient
has removed the agony of rheumatism, aad its con
tinued use. entirely healed ibe patient. Kheunutlsm
is but little understood. Some empirics resort to
embrocations, which are really dangerous, it
now acknowledged to be a blood disease, resultioe
from acidity. This aperient aorreets all such acid
ity, and thus cures the disease -All rheumatic euf.
f"fre advised to try it, .SQLD.BT, ALL DKDQ
GISTS. i-J '.. -
tES,4;JBEE4JiI,BEE ! ! !
i fa. iwiyv a
A recipe for the inf atllbtancdre of riTsi.1.8
au arav ar a . wr an atai . m "
AND FHTBK. HIAL4KIAL RHVdm
OTffliaMUTlC D1SBANB. Seat free of
charge. The undersigned, after suffering for three
years (reduced to a mere skeleton) trying numerous
re taedlea. Including quinine, without avail, was en
tirely cured by the remedy prepared frout this re
cipe, and sincerely hopes every person afflicted in a
like manner will send for ooe, . Address E. O. MIL
BANK, 16 Ann street. New York. : !
M " ' THKr-d
JilHains or,
For the Freseryatioaroij all Kinds of
j Friiita aid Vegetables .. '
JManufactured by. K. & J. in. SPftocv.
n ancy. Lreomlng Co.. Pa. Send for cir-
icalar.. . . -: .
lAsk rour grocer for ths Williamj Evaporated
Trait, j t .
-J m v 31 4n7n.W
( 7 i:e EHovn conc:i gi:q
Cleans tho 8eet better, runs lighter, sins
.faster, and costs less money than any
" other Cin touu(smikautm 3 -.-f -.-i
i (The brush Is adjustable and It haadrbf
lng pulley and belt at both ends. Every
mognini mm ur xne smatc maioi h&i ana
fully end legally guarartteedu
Hee Urt ef GETS, Feeders and Ceadensers.
i - '- ' I Price with Price with
M 'ei-em Prieesof i - Self Self
isea,. Qlna-. I Feeder or Feeder and
J j . . ...I. Oondenaer. . Condenser.
SOsaur $ 75 00 $100 00 $125 Si-
' S3 " , S7 J.aMSSi- t UN
.110 " 100 00 132 60 166 00
-15 .112 60 r,. le ? . 179 60
i M " 125 00 160 00, 195 00 '
' O,, .140SS;. fiMOSS S8S0O
g" 160 00 806 00 58 09
180 00 5 S32 60-. -S84 00
I The ahove pricoaaie for the nmrMnea boxed ready
ftw shipment and delivered at our factory. Will K&uie
price delivered at any accessible point, free of freight,
Jfidesired; i i. .j.i. W.s;;
v EstaUishsd 1813, at Columbus, Qa under name of
'' E.T .Taylor & Co., removlny In 18SS to Kew London, Ct,
, where the present firm have since carried on tho
. bdsinesa , la additiion to our already rmeiinaUed
-facilities we have erected another large, factory, thus
doubling our capacity of manufacture,
j Get your orders la at moo and avoid a possibility of
delay. rfra inducement to early buyer. Bend for
pjnstratcd pamphlet giving new testimonials from
hundreds of enterprising planters.' j''
1 piuuuua.-Ungiii s, and oompleto outfit rorniahed
wbeaitesircd. , Address , . . ,
j j -i I BOW" COTTON GIN CO.,
j ' 4 New Iiondon, Conn.
:1 ;i JOHN DAWSON & CO., Aeents,
ap 10 DAWSm , Wilmington, N. O.
THE DAILT STAR.
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it.
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SUKHXR, LAW. LKCXUHia (Bise waeklyK bs
gnl4th July, 1S81,' and end 14th September.
Have proved -of atgaat use, lac, to atudaata-who
design to pursue their? studies, at this or other Law
-al 9 - aa W W a aaav a an a a
oLmjvi, w, uu mow wse propose TO" reaa privaiciy
and tro,teprstfchmers whnasjrnflt had Ue ad
vantage off systematic instruction. For, circular
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