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WHOLESALE CASH TOICES.
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t'ormted ny r. w viimc vi iiuki,
antes, nanamjs. .'
nKMEHAI. MAKKKT.
Ragging, domestic , Yard 15111
l orn, Sjel.W. C.r. . ' " -.'a
oro meal, ne w an si.w. . .
lUcou, ?i. v. nog i""! , 1 1
" iuuui luiaw. , " r.
clear rib sides, 13. ,.'
" " long V B ikies, 13. ,
holders, lOalljc,
lAnl,XorthCsrolins,lU18ft n..-,
" western tierces, 17. .
Coffee, prime KJo, Z3-
" r good, 22.
". common, 21122. ' . tr .
Syrup, 8 II 42. t
Molasses, Cubs, 50. ,
Silt, Marshal's, 12.25.
Evans'. Ii25.
Nails, on basis for lOd, M.00. .
Sugar, A lUsli
extra C, 11. ,
" yellow C W10.
Jieatlier, sole, 27a30.
liules, green, 7aM.
" dry, 13.
Tallow, Uald. .. . ,
1'uUUws, tweet, 75a90.
lrbh,I.Stial.73.
Oato, sltelled. MaW.
' hcaf,(la.
FmMflr.ll.7S.
liar, N C, baled, good, 1 1.00a 1.25.
t'hk'kent, grown, 30a W,
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Jiuuer, N C, 25a30; Ny, 40a50.
Iteeswax, 25a30.
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1 W, on foot, Ga.
" dreoiwed prime, 8al 1.
Heavy cornier, per pound, If-.
Light " " 1&. -
ItraBt, per pound, 10c. '
rewtr, per pound, 7c.
lad, p-r pound, t'
t14 won, per 100 pounds, COc.
Mwep skint, per iiece, 3&aG0c . -
Wool washed, per pound, 30a35e.
" - unwashed 20a25e
MTORTAXT NOTICE.
The following resolution of the Board
of Aldermcu is published for public b
KHinauoni .
"Rttoht. Tliat the Cltv Collector.
( bicf of Poike and Clerk of the lurket I
MiiaU not take any Xlty , Scrip, or .any I
other indebtedness of Uiis city, for any
luxes uue uie city except Aiarm-nouse
ounons, and mat tne uty Treasurer Is
hereby notified not to take such evi
dences irom sny Collecting omcer or tne
i ity. Thin resolution does not apply to
the irescnt Collector, F. 21. SorreU't
extension. After tliat none it to be
takeu. Alto, that the Clerk give Uie
cam ouicers aue nonce." " " " ,
uyiv-uu ciiycterK.
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i a ivnuiuuua w un uuuv k akp i
rai il"m" r. . r .
required to file with the Ory Clerk be-
lore June 3rd, a list of the amounts of
aid orders, date of issue and to whom
ixHued. A failure to comply will possi-
iiy mvoive .lunger or lots , to the Holders
ot the scrip., .,:..,. wTf:;;.v :'-'sp
J. C. B, LITTLE, i
m leo.!2w Cltalr'n t the Com.
JEAKE FOR SALE!
ii"0 bushels Stock Pease,
speckled. Cloud and Black in lots to
tint. Apply toy v yn 't.Khtt
A. fl. LER& POX.TUlelgh"
w.Ut - ALKX. MITCHELL, :'v
. t v.. , Newborn.
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'OTICE TO TAX-PAYERS, -' ,!
All partiet In Uie "cut-off" section of
NvoihI Ward are notified that Uie books
for fluting taxes from that section of Uie
ViJL'iSf e? "Tf ilftT1.
'Z'Jud' WE&
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City
V ALU ABE BEAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION; - AciSC
Mill be told on Jhe premises, at 11
o'clock on Thurstlay, the 27th Inst- the
lroiierty or the late Mrs.- Harriet
Anted, deceased, situated on Uie cor-
ier m Aiaruu and lVsrton streets, la the
i-ity of Italvigh. " f
The lot wiH be divided as follows t
TllH itwulttni, a imnJ l. tu.tl.1-
iujt, with all Uie out-houses attached
and a large garden, fronting on Person
treev and a vacant tot, -0 by 120,
'routing on Martin ttreet," whlcn will
make a most desirable building lot.
This valuable nronertr la sltuati1
1tlito two lilocka of the : centra ; of tb
city, and will always Increase in value.
Terms : One-half cash and the re
mainder on 12 mouths time, secured by
?atilaetonrbond, bearing 8 per cent,
interest. Title reserved until paid In
luU. Byorderof .tzuz .).'
J. C ISLOCTJM, Executor.: ;
J AS. M. TOWLES, Auctioneer, f
maySl-lw-r ,.FnT,v
QITY SCBIP FOB SALE.
TSrtu. At j- . , . . ,. i
tow coby,itv scrip by applying to ii
ucBu in v in ixatv iue WBsaii stirw
llauiy ttaineo, or trry . ;i .5 Sunday last In Ui 49th year uf her age.
ijondnrfnajy; ,? rm li tis? f TWOTTT Aumw.The Ahuaul of
I,widdttag. " l TrWty College will meet .t that t-d-
atSS-lw
w. it m ni ni irkxiv . 1 t
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DiKD.-ilrs. Ann a nawwalL-eon
fenltf city, dliHl at IfufWvUb'wl
hg on eduetday tbs 9th of Juua; at
9 u Mr. John , , Webster ;sf
Eeldsville will dellrer ths alnainl jtd-
drsts on ednesday night: f
graphlo dUpatvh recelred from frank
Union informs his son Col . A. Lewis of
thia dty, that hit lather Ilea dangerously
10, and but little hopea of recorery.
Mr. LewJa la fat his 84tfa year, has
aerred ais day and generation welly and
U held in the Wghett esteem by all who
I know htm.
(Tn Best Gamc fathw has the
best game cocks In Uta world. Old
ArHngtoD fought twenty-three of Ids
umckens at Charlotte, whipping . the
Honth Carolina faova with nut aksa.
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Not one or ths 23 run, all won their
fight or died game. He sent oar chief
TheCity,
I dim nf ! flnot hlr.1.. wtm ti thaltnt cnier eiert or uie Larroiion received
county that can beat Nash for game
corks, apple brandy and pretty girls?;
, Taxi. Fia cbeb. The Blackwell to- j
bacco house at Durham, of. which Julo
Carr is an enterprising partner, averages
at the internal revenue , olBce In tins
city some six thousand stamps a week,
and according to a clerk In that office,
pays In from five to ten thousand dot
Ura in cash every week. This house
hat sold In plug tobacco alone two hun
dred thousand pounds of the, tnanufeo
ture of the present yeaK ' Such fact and
figure information ss this Is truly re
freshing.
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A 8PKIXIHO Match. While the
r4 of the city sat up and didn't know
It, a spelling match was la lively
Unn Ust night, and the young ladies
and gentlemen were spelling away for
dear life, the prise set Hp being a gold
ring. It was ik-kuisn Lodge of Good
Templars against Bethel
Lodges and
Bethel ame out winner -Tbo contest-1
ants were arranged in classes of Ave.
Three printer -waved high amoagthe
number and tpelled down tne Whole
crowd charging over a gallant citisen in
triumphant atyle, who spelled at the
word "aiwplces" and bit off an a and I
hjtched on an o In trying to give it the
correct mouth room. The ring will be
awarded to one of the three printers.
ipnsorors susppea uown una enommg
Tfofa orvins coiincv lor tns neniten
tiary. Tho jRherlff made a mistake ia
bringliigwagwds with fblfc prisjpors,
only 1 guardb allowed to'S prisoners,
and two to six, three to nine, and soon.
We think It a foolish provision but nev
erthelest It is the law. But to the slice
of bam; u One of these prttonert was a I
jjmng : negrK .woman about eighteen I
years, of age.; She wat' tried before
judge Cloud, and the evidence was that
she cut a slice of meat from a ham
about as.4 broad as her hand, and the
man she stole it from caught her with
the slice In her hand, and took It back:
fitted It in Uia ham, and the girl fessed
op that she itole it. ' But Judgt Ooud
made a few remarkt to the girl, and
the stated she had been to school in
Hateigh, ana was well acquainted with
Ittuhtnond, and boarded ones In Greens
boro at Ofteen dollart month, he
sentenced her to Uie penitentiary for
taree J finish her education.
: KWUDft ' MAES A A.
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Aaotaer or tnese prisoners u a small
W.. W-tr .. . mw bk,. d I
dtSrf rtJit i with
in. r- I
covered the pocket book and nineteen I
ifcuij wui hbba smsu tsji viruot VI
cents of the money. , Judge Cloud said i
1 "Stand up h ere, boy, Yon stole Uiis
moneyf'' 6i,? ' -' -
, i "Yes, sir'. Ji n,K- "'
f ever stole aayuung ueiore 1" .
'Oh,yes, air." .. r tr
J 'I helped some men once to steal a
??!tfcntr . t I
t&flQ "J1 ,udn ttY,T,5
PeeF fooWg nap, and I teckoa I'd I
better give yon three years In the peni
tentiary, to learn a good trade, and
piake a man of yon." - -I
"Oh, vea, sir' and the little nig grin-
Beam oeiigui. .
Ana tbey are aU here.
)!AtTBmo,' Dkmocbats. Tliere
will be a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Conservative-Democratic
party of- ake County at the court-
noose m iiaieign on Saturday 2Vta mst.
AMI attendance is earnesUr desired
as matters of great importanee will be
iwtaenicu, uie cousiacrauon or tne
a Vumm.ui.. '
.T.P.DEViaETl'f
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I 'ClIABLB WiSBXX TH1 WlUfXMO
I ? AflV-WSlLwmmifrit JMT4VJ
W W;.m,ins. reiujwus eiretw
II UIIMfKMNI "WUJB JVWT 1UW,
agslq on the rampage, and Uit' Unit at
i Sunday School Contention Id JtslO
sioru, He recUtered st Durmim'i' as
feev.l W. E. ( obeland. of itaasachu-
tatta, and after staying a whilst wtl
alt wWts Us on? hs Informal tho 1erk
ft4 Voung Uen's OmttUtAtio-
went to the Carrolton otul and regis-
fcered, a dashing young woman on hit
arm, iaa Oeorga Warren, and wife, of
tkwtoo, faatachusena,,-' lbs
day after arriral he lowed farewell
mo cltrk HUid'teok a carriage,
lug that his wife wooldnt .leave till
I nd b, woul(1 the. ,ttl the
blU for botli. Evening came- and tbs
dashing young woman tripped , down,
carriage at the door, and the boy ' with
the baggage, and the told the clerk she
Would send him the money by the hack'
man as soon as site reached the house
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" WM w m V 1 m
I naclBttn returned empty-handed, and
the unpleasant tidings with, feelings of
mingled anger and Indignation, and de
termination. If possible, to ferret out
die reverend impostor. , He directed
the driver to proceed Instantly to the
dwelliug on Ilollins street, and here he
succeeded in securing aa interview with
the blushing Mrs. Warren, but Mrs. for
a day and a night only. She said the
met the rtrerotd individual at an art
sallenr for the first time. He was of
extremely pleasant address, and intro
duced himself by asking her If she was
an artist. After a long conversation,
during which he was extremely compli
mentary and insinuating, she consent
ed to become his wife, and agreed to go
with aim to the hotel preliminary to
the celebration of the nuptials., With
first one excuse and then another be
deferred the marriage, but promised to
act: an nonorawe pan, ana. saying
placed herself in bis toils, she saw ne
other alternative but submission, on
- . . . a " .a i
the second day she wsa , Uiformed, that
the nuptials would not be celebrated at
the hotel, but most take place t-her
residence, promising to meet her there
si a certain hourrThe BaMtmuwrnnyi
this precious scoundrel preached a set
mon at Westminster Church on Sunday
the pth of May and his vivid imagina
tion and perfect command of .language
perfectly enraptured his hearers as ' he
led them through flowery fields and by
the skle of tinkling rills and murmuring
bushy head of hair, at tweet as Beecher
land weighs 180 pounds.
The Jews in Wilmington are about
to erect a handsome
synagogue at a
cost of 120,000.
, The corner-stone of the Jewish ftma
gegne -In - Atlanta;-Georgia, , wa-- laid
with Masonic ceremonies yesterday.
The structure will cost 18,000.
tt looks rather uot the thing to pub
lish ewquent prayers prayed on public
occasions. The question with the
people is not how it reads, but does God
hear it f Sermons are dltlerentf tuey
are preached towutt "fa4mn-
An amusing episode Ii said t have
I occurred at one of the Moody audi San-
key meetings in London, where the ex
Premier wsa present. Upon1 heartily
grasping Mr. Moody's hand.' Mr Glad
stone said i "I with I had your body,"
Mr.- Moody made reply t ' -'I wish I
ha4 your head.' ktr. Gladstone retort-
mna a wisn x nan your wngs.
... ne ' i w a. a aa
To which Mr. Moody again replied i "I
wish I had your bralnt," and with
: . i .
hearty good wlsues they parted.
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jNoT AntAio or Dkath. At six
o'clock yesterday evening Ouachlt, Uie
wounded Cheyenne Chief at the .Bar
racks,' teemed to be in a sinking condi
tion, '.tie was drowsy during, the. day
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t
and ate but one meal. He it as anxious
aver to put an end to his life.' Yes
terday one of the officers determined to
hare a thorough test of the, brave's de-
tire to die. Taking a musket and stand
tag a few paces off M took aim . at the
warrior. 'Good," tald Ouachita, at he
folded hit arms and closed Us eyes to
await the result. After waiting a' few
moments, he opened his eyet and seem
; ed very much . disappointed when be
found the officer would not shoot him.
Corporal Allan, who was stabbed by
Ouachita at Madison Station, Wait much
Improved yesterday, and still stronger
hopes are entertained of his Weowy?-
aan a a
Out of the latest diacoveriea.Atl.6m-
8 nvfluVt bf j wojnm, piaVln' fjri'fc
stove-while- her hmbend. kt bad;
fhat biu-bariaiiej Uiey , wefaJi1th.ise
days. W wouldn't do to now, would
wt
Is
A lady sated frJuT ILe ' Sttiilltfrf4 1 W
vet anVtmc incidents t J.jtis'.ii
Mrt. Christine Toena. the only lady
laved from Uta Schiller, having
covered somewhat , front4 th -' shock on
her nervous system, relates toa ladv
atAV If at 1VD MV mnjvtt f
She said anmntf thVpavingnrs wat a
lady who had beautiful little boy; he
Vaa "everybody! person - board, and
would beaoen fJtjmg al Way long with
hit mother or other ladles and gentle
men: After the steamer had struck Uie
rock that lady, with her boy in her arms.
rushed franttnliy upon ftockV'mid fell
apon her knees before a tailor, . " Save
me and my ckdd, for God't aakav save
at I sm rich, immensely rich save
tne, aid thou slialt be wealthy and wlUt-
aut cares forever. I will give thee
anough for all Uiy life. Thou ' need not
be a sailor then only -save me 'and my
-r- 4. ,i
enuu."
A big wave swept over Uu; dock and
carried away Uie rich mother, her beau
tiful child and Uie poor sailor. ... t ., . tk , ,
JPJIPED IHTO THtt SKA . WITH ITT.a
, , CHILD.
Another lady oa board had Bttle
girl about three years old, who looked
Ska an angel. .The mother being niostfy
Seasick, would not allow anybody ( to
take .UiajthiW away ; out of her tight.
Manyladics offered to Uy. with the
chikl on deidk, but' the), mother, always
Objected, on the ground UialjJie child
aaight be hurt or even fall ioverbotrd
fhrough carelessnett or o,versignt. Her
child in Uie water! The bare idea would
already make . her mad. When , Uie
eatattrophe came Uie mother rushed on
deck with her child on her arm ' and at
once Jumped into the sea.-, The idea of
seeing her child in the water had lunde
her mad. "t Mrs. Toens further said :
1 "We had a great many handsome
ebildrea on, oajcd,whoae gftyety amused
everybody, and Uiough cliildless mytelA
it almost breaks my heart to think tliat
not one of them hat been saved." X.
FINE PBIXT.
The Telegram it Uie title of a spright
ly little penny .paper. Just started in
Wasliingtou city. It thinks tliat a news
paper that cannot live without official
patronage la not a legitimate lustitutioii.
Persons arriving at Jefferson City,
Mo., from all directions, say that most
of the "grasshopper talk" Is all bosh ;
that grasshoppers can be scooped up by
the bushel in some cotrnties, but that
they are doing little)1 or no damage to the
crops. They assert that ue' Governor's
proclamation, setting apart June 3 as a
day of fatting and prayer for deliverance
from the "scourge,' has done great in-
ary, and that Immigration: to thetate
will be greatiy retarded thereby.
The decoration ojt the graves or the
Federal jnd Confederal dead jt ,Eliu
wood Cemetery, Memphis, TennM lon-
daji,wa1; an; evnhkHnntsjweB
a moral of fraternization in the matter
of, a mutually, glorious history. The
largest procession evertoenin Memphis
with the exception of that In honor of
the memory of General Lee,waa formed.
The ex-federal 'ioldlera,almo8t to a man,
tamed out .with Uie ex-Confoderatca, ,
apd m tha rankt were seen the tattered
battle flags ,o .bpm;inloi;-,:,:;:1 .7 ,
One of ' Btewarf s ' derfM.'rcnm-
stances have just come to light in
Brooklyn which ihow that Mr. Archi
bald D. McCordy, an ertjpke of Mestrsr
A. T, Stewart A C9 . who dkd on the'
22d of April ' last at , hi residence" ta
Orange' street,' had been in the habit for
syeraljreara part of xteallng " Valuabla
remnants af silks and i velvets from tha
Wholesale tore. ,, Deceased occupied a
responsible posltion tit the4 firm, at a sal
ary of 14,000 a year, 'and no suspicion
was ever entertained : pf h!s ; Intcgriiy ,
until a lare colloctloa ,of romnanu bf
tilks and volveU, worth about 1 1,500,
Were Tomid k) bis' apartiuenU... Ser
geant Ttpetf '';,fhiecA'aad,a
took them ; in charge, , ' and they were
Bibsequentiy identified by llri Libby as
being tha ; 'property of tii,', finn.!; It fo
eatiinated tbt wlUila the hut fow years.
be carried away property to tha extent
of 10,000. A , T, Timet, M9 24.
'l tH hnvunJ linw ran
a-aman. when asked to pay
- liir. ia iji rJt
s m -1 .: t ' 1 . r
jl; iaiii.jli (!;.! o4t 'itt'. '4vliiu
JTiPCEWUXGjS QF,TjLBAPBEaiJY
WAsambly yesterday, almost thi sntire
srasJftken; np ; la I discussion, of
hat.ia known, iavth Wasont a
ilng the complaints of J. J. Qook .and
thers ,q JUHiisyUla.rbyter
(ha Bar, 8. tCWUson.and! congre
gation of the First Presbyterian Churvh
LotthvUle4 Wlthont 1 definite , action
Assonibly adjourned .till to-raotrow,
hea the case.wiU bf taken t up agahtj
next jH queUoi4 , la. tliat ; inyplvlqg
JaUonsoiUtwcett' the. North eraf and
Southern churches. This is the .most
unportaut case bfoivlllJ4ri AasqniUyu
) Tlie Assembly to-day appointed Uia
special committee fcy-whom wat re
ferred the matter of friendly relations
between the Northern and ' Bonthem
Church.' They reported that theygreut-
ly regretted the conference at Baltimore
last January wat unsuccessful In bring'
ing two great bodies togetiicrln friendly
and cordial relations; they heartily en
florsed the position Of their committee
at the only one tiiey could haVe taken
f m l'-'---
:ir -.v CUBAN AFFAIBA. --su
i.; f), tii Havana, May 25.
. Vuz ik Cuba publialiea another strong
editorial, replying to. one in Uie iWs-
pWrtd, of New York, which advocated
tha continuance of the burnimr of plan
tations and settlements for the purpose
Of driving the Spaniards out : of Cuba.
The Yot accuses Signor AVlaian of. ad
vocating Uiis plan, and saytu that th
triumph of the insurgents: could only
produce auothcr : Ua li, and that .not
withstanding Uie quantity of. African
blood in Al (lama's veins and dark color
Jf his face,- he would not be accepted as
recruit by Uie negro insargent chief,
Cecclllo Gonzales, because he would be
considered as belonging to another race.
The ! further says the Iudtpendt im
cries 4no delay no hesitation."
j Tlie Spaniards must do Uie same, i In-
Itead of conquering! this 'band, they
auut astasslnate it, becausaltnolongcr
dlipbyt I poCtitiU but I criminal
invoking the memory of scenes in the
$t. Domingo. - ; " - . " v;;
The article Juis produced a profound
impretsion. The sympathizers with
tjie revolution pronounce the article of
tlie Iiulejemlcia unwise., . . . ,
AN tSStJCCSSFUL ATTEMPT.
' ' " CleavkLakd, 0., Mai 23. '
In the Pres1)yterian General Assem
bly an unsuccessful effort was made ,tb
have the action of the Assembly 011 the
report of the Conference Committee
with the Presbyterian Church South
recommended. ' "I '4j
IIXJSI OF THE WPK.
.'-.!....... .1 -.-Romb, May Sfi;
Tlie Pope is seriously ill.
PERSONAL.
- A movement istm foot to orgmilre a
Zouavo Company. A few gentlemen
liave the matter hi cHaVgc and they socm
to be. meeting with .every encourage-
inent. W0. fftaru , ,s, ?H1
The-Suu.; ia at. it ; agahw ThU .t'uue
it has a hornets' nest from' Charlotte,
. C and invites the Bulletin editoi to
nj scat on, U when Uie iiornct get hot,
JJafti'Surt.'T1""'' v 'iiir--'-i
Tho two men,' Messrs' Williams and
Binglin1", UMmbers af the ltaloigh IJglit
Artillery, who had their arms blown off
last week, are in a fair way to recover,
JrCkir, Obnrrtr '
A machine to operate against grase-
lopperthat been tried. It coualsU or
a long Iron , cylinder, containing tire,
which is . passed over the ground and
roasts, the hopper goes. :'An in
stance of the distress at Osage, Kansas,
was a raid on a grist mill by a party or
farmers, wlu said tliat Uiey liad neither
food nor money, and tiiat they would
not permit their families to starve while
food was within reach.
MAKBIED. .I,: - --pBiaas-VlTAiw
At, the residence
of Uie bride's father, ia Boguenear
.111 .. .f I .... "X t ' ntirVtmmA AVi.D.
ing, May 25, by Bev. W. B. Boyall,
James A. Briggs, of Balelgh, and Miss
Lula E., ,3-oungest-daughter of J. Wi
Hall, Esq.. No cards,-i i - 0 '
LA88ITEB Throwkb. In ITender-
LjAWITP-k ' nnvn a,aaa-
u, N.CM at Uie i Baptist Cliurch on the
jrnlng of the 23th 'tidi hy" theTKcvt
aou,
morn!
Dr.. Brooks,. Harry Lassiter to Mns
Ilattie, daughter of CapCJ B. Thrower.
Necarda. , , iU.nr im
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StrawLerriea ami e0 .Cream, at , , .1 ..,,
Soda and Mineral Wilter at ' ' 1 '
it's tlie place' o ''get cobl,,T'J 1 ""
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FlUSin SOODi AT TUB
W. II. SB E.o8s TUCK Kit
We shall onen thishv 6 mar of 4-4
Bleached Cottons a 10, 11 ICj, 14 and
j cents. .. Greater banraliis never
Offered before, Ala9, 8-4, ; UHL 10-41-4, ,
ana otieeungi. , .
1 W. II. ft If. fi. TU0KEK. '
Guipure Jloniton and Hamburg Xols,
tlm nuwt ilnatrahla. fiuiliinnaliln anil
etylish goods for ladles Overjackets and '
Overskirtui, just received at' J "
.ill it jfc i c viri.rvitu . .
...V . ... W U. S A UVAW. 1" - '
BUBT'S BuUvu. CfoUlViwu' for
Ladies.. ., . , .. . . ' ,. , ,
Burt's Laced Ooth Booft for TAdles.
Bart's Buttoned and Laced Kid Boots
for Ladles; A 1 full) Une of 'this most
celebrated make vf goods, siway t kept, ,
w. n. B. 8. TUCKEK.
FANS! FANS 1 1 FAXSllV
Invest and keen cool. We have lust
opened an elegant and welt selected
stock of Foldimr Fans, Jans, Bamboo, :
Battao, Silkt' Linen and Satin' from 10
cents to $10.' ... ai;. . . ,., jj . . .
j 2,000 Natural Handle Palm Faua, 3
for 10 cents, at Uie unprecedented low
Price Cash IIousaoT , ,
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AV.n,B.S.TTXKER.
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0R0& TAYLOR
Dcalors in Foreign and Domestic
DBY GOODS.
'Are offering Select IJnrt of '"
mack awl CokrtJ Stilt, . ...
hpnug and bummer Vrtti uoojt, , v
Suit Vn7Idyielciiii'gZJMiMt'mJ" '"'"'' '
-' Poniard Writhed Cambrfet, ' '
trimtiyl'aUeott, tfc Ift. . ...
Together with all extcuslve Ltiie of . r
, ...... .. . in i . i. ., in.
Hamburg. mlLrde.
Ipttrtien litfflyij Trimming tft.
K I 3 Also 'j;-rrv-tr wirfw
j IMfLLlS, tt., tr,
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Our Ladies' Shoe Deportment con-'1
qiins a stock unsurpassed, for eleganee,'
durability and lownesa. of ,prke. sDi
ifectlons fur self-hicasuremeut sent ou
plication. ' ' - i' 0 , -
Complete assortment of Genii ' Furn-
itliing Goods, Hhirts, Collar,Cuffs, Ties,
Boss, Gloves, Ac. Goods went to any
part of the country.' Shirt measurer.
cnts tent on appuyauou.
For Uie aceommodation' of Ladies and
amllies who are unable to .visit the
ty, foil lines of samples- of all grades,-
31 Dry uoodt will be sen, and orders
y mail filled with the greatest possible
dnre. . .-' ..' j ? im vmi
AaoApvfAir Aim Twewttcth (trhsSp
H .a ,uuSSW Y0BK.,...tj..
may 2Vw0n Mt-ui-tr. ' 1 jl
lWkoUwiliMUlitail& 3lfe-
Inrert,
, THOMAS VILLE, X. C,
We have a' lnrcre ito k of our tuens.
women's, bovs'. miMes' a'nd difldreti's
slices, which wo sell at whoteaaloorre-
iiil,,paxt,dooc to Citiaens', Nalioaal.
Bank, !artin,SU Raleigh, .
j W hen joU want good shoes, all liand
aiade and of Uie Very best stock, call on L
9 ana buy tnev tii .n '- f i ..
OBTJI CAROLINA SUO&
We fill orders from owr store- in ' Ral-
Igh, or from onr tnanulitctory ia Thorn-:
vuie, Alercnants visiung our city. to.
if shoes are reiuested to exaiuine pur .
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