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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
THE OITTr.
FOST OFFICE DIRECTORY. ,
For th benefit of tbe public, w rub
Hsh the following directory of tb post-
offlce or Wis city I "
Western wail close , ; v 10:30 a. m.
" arrive . J:49 p. m
Eastern w clones - - 3:30 p. m
" ' arrive : 11:05 a. m.
Chatham M clone ; 3:30 p. m.
" " arrive , . , v:4ia.m
R. A G. R. E. mail cleee 9:30 a. m.
" arrive 5 3r p. m.
Throueft northern via K. a u.
R.U. ctoes " ' 9:30 a.m.
Through northern via B. & G,: : : ;,: i
R. XL arrivf 3MS p.m
jTnrougn northern via uoias-
boro close r,. ' 3:30 p. m.
Through northern via Gold -
bora arrive " :11:05 a.m.
Office hours for delivering mail from
7:30 a. m to o:30 n. m.
Money orders are Issued and paid
from 8:15 a. m. lo 4 p. m.
Letters can be registered from 8:15 a.
m. to 4 d. n: ' ' - 1 v-
No mails sent or received on Sunday i.
W. W. HOLDS, 1. ,
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- Ym. G, Lodge meets this evening.
,By getting Zeigler' cigar you will
not be deceived. All e askj Is a trial.
J'.'J. WourawDKir & Co,, dealem.In
grain., ' Com A specialty.;' ,:, Newbern,
i D. Reagan, of Jameetewn, X. Y., i
going to 'establish a furniture factory In
is city. - .:.- -.... fi
Up to our pro hour, 2 40 o'clock p.
m, the dockej of the polio xurt wa
minus a case.
' Cotton market quiet.' . Middlings 12J;
low middling! 1U t clean stain 10) ;
deep stains 6a8. -. ?
Th farm, of I. Bsbcock,; ner this
city, 20 acres, was soI4 Uiw morning to
J. CL Blake for t2 200. VA f
Zeigler1 Raleigh favorite cigar ttoro
- it the place to . get the best and the
purest cigars in the city. r J .": f, '
Th finest stock of chewlug and
smoking tobacco, pipes, c, at Zeig
lor's. next door' to the f Yarborough
Houte. ; i - -
Engineer Ciojd, at Greensboro, ha
been telegraphed by our city authorities
to come here and consult about the
establishment of gas-works. ,
We think that our city dad had better
rive, their attention to aupplying the
city with water and let the gaa question
m bv for tha oresenL . Th firnt is a
-0
neoessity and the other a luxury. "
Think of ir.-rMr. J. I. Whitaker
offers good wood's pine wood delivered
for $3.00 per cord. Toa can find him
in rear of Cltixen's Xatlonal bank.
Attkctioh. L O, O. f , The mem
ber ofSeaton Galas lodge No. 64, L a
O. F., will meet at their hall to-morrow
aftomoon at 3 o'clock sharp, for the pur
puse of attending the funeral, of onr de
parted brother A, Sternberg. Sister
lodge are cordially invited to partici
pate.' ' ' ' - ' 4 V-
' . ' "V rmi. Thiuc, P. G" , , ;
janl 26 It - Secretary.
' Mabbied. Thl morning, at the
Salisbury Street Baptist church, E. B.
Stamps and Mis Bettie Williams,
both of this city, were united in mar
riage by the pastor, ReT. Dr. Fritchard.
After the ceremonv the contracting par
tie, accompanied by a large number of
friends, proceeded to the depot aud Ue
parted on a nortliern tour, carrying
with them the best wishes of a larg
circle of sincere friends. , , .
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Thb Mooim-SwEWox FbaCa. Late
yesterday afternoon, long after our press
hour, intelligence was received in thi
city that A G. Moore, of Alamance, and
George W. Swepson, of thi city, had a
collision at Haw Biver, which resulted
in the former gentleman receiving a se
vere piatol-sliot woudJ. We Iiavb liiit
been able to learn the particulars of the
unfortunate affair, but hear it rumored
that ill-will had long existed between
them. - i The rumor obtained in thi
city late in the evening that Mr. Moore
was dead, but it was afterwards aso
tained that the wound i not mortal, but
very painfuL . ,
P. a Two conflicting rumors reached us
about the fight since the above was sot up.
One is that Mr. Moore attacked Swepson
in his, 8wepw n'a, house. Another is that
Mr. Moore waa passing with a gentle
man on a hunting expedition, when a
negro at Swopson' gate waa insolent
te Liin. Mr. Moore started for tne ne
(rro who retreated t the i yard,
Moore following him, when Swepsou ap
peared and shot hiin with a Sharps
rifle. . ----'--t:-
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European governments will reserve
their replies 4o the American-Cuban
n-te until hey consult eaph other In
regard to It. -' ": i
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VOL. XXIV V BALEIQH, P., WEDNESDAY, jANUARY-SQrlSyerrNo;!
Mom BAmxmas. In addition to the
marriage celebrated at the Baptist
church in this city this mornipg, w re
cord the triumphs of Cupid and Hymen
in another quarter. Early this morning
a pleasant party assembled at the real'
denee of Mr. Alfred Jon . at "Wood
land," . about eight mile from thk city,
to witness the nuptials of Rev. J. P.
Moore, of the N. G. conference and
Presiding Elder ef the Raleigh district,
and Mis E, Cornelia BodJie. of thi
county, a lady whose good qualities are,
like her friends, innumerable, The la
teresting ceremony waa performed by
Bev. J. & BobbitL of this city.. The
attepdanU were Mia Boddie and Mr.
Alfred Jouus; Mies Nannie Man gum and
Mr. N. P. Jones, and Mia Nannie F.
Junes and ,. Bev. W. CI Norman,
After - the marriage the party preeecd
ed to the depot at Neuse where the wed
ded pair embarked for Warren ton. the
borne of the bridegroom, , , ltl
N. C. Hoxa (Fibk) Irscrakcb
CoHi'Anr'We have been favored
with an exhibit -of the operaUoos of
this excellent borne company of this city.
From It w learn that the company
ha issued, since It Incorporation, over
8,200 policies, on all clawea of insurable
property, and. that it . ha paid out on
lose or damage by fire, with scrupulous
fidelity, over 1150,000 to Ju' patron in
the i state. It has Utigated but few
claims, and only then on ground fit
high duty to it stockholder and to the
public ; It ha, throughout maintained
a ateady growth of assets,' and t to
day on a firm and sure has!, enjoying
the' confidence of all our peope.
Among Its stockholder are many .of
our most honored citizen and enter
prising business men, and It manage
baent ha been in prudent and energetic
hands. A th "Home enter upon a
new businex year, we commend it
heartily to insurer of property in the
state. , '
Published by request i
TO THE FBEEDMEN OF NORTH
7 v:ri--t CAROLINA : : '
I desire to eall vour attention to tha
fact that among our people crime ie on
the increase ; stealing, rubbery, mnrder,
and crime in all its hideous forma,
seem to have taken possession of our
people aud it must be stopped. The pen
itentiary if tilled to overflowing, the
jails and work-houiea are no sooner
emptied than they are filled again.
Fellow-countrymen, you must awake to
this dreadful state of aflUir aud gird on
your armor and battle against crime in
all it form. Ministers of the gospel.
deacons and class-leader, go to work,
impress npon your people the danger of
entering into the patha of crime, which
sooner or later, if thi continues, will
engulf our entire raee. - -
Thi is no exaggerated appeal t ro to
the eonrt-housee and look at th dock
ets; go to the jail and yoa wUlae
them filled ; go to the penitentiary, to
tue railroads and public work and yon
will see Hundreds at our race, in striped
suits, toiling and working aa a punish
ment for crimes committed beoana they
were too lazy to work before, i Poring
the January term of Wake county court
over thirty colored person were eon-
vioted of stealing; only about five were
acquitted, and only three white men
were convicted ; is , not hum ft aad
reflection upon our race 1 Colored men
and women, go to work, stop stealing,
stop going to the court-house f
btop atesung and lying and cneating
and fro to work, and we will be a happy
and prosperous people. Here are some
oi tne cases to our ust court : one man
sentenced to the penitentiary for stead
ing a goose ; one for, stealing a now ;
one old. rrav-beaded woman and her
lswo sons fur stealing a bog and a aheep.
Father andiuother. make your chil
dren work; don't encourage idleness,
for if you do, you encourage crime.
Idleness is the tatlier of crime Colored
people Of North Carolina, you bait
arouse to the necessity ef doing see
thing to put a stop to this thing, or we
are a ruined people.' Keep it betoi e th
people, talk to tltem, preach to inem,
exhort tliera by every lawful means, to
live bonestlvand In tne tear or uod.
In your curcbes, at homc,lu the school
house, every where, keep alive; the-tact
that crime must be stopped. In the
name- of . Heaven. I-itnplora - vry
preacher, and every mad Otiafiucnee, to
go to work and do something to put a
stop to crime among our people.
dautitets In time, lor. yoa know not
how soon you will see one of your be
loved one being led in shsckle and
handcuff to the felon's cell. Think of
it in time, and God will bless and re
ward you for it.
I am an old man and i write this ia
the hope that I may aiou-e vat people
to the importance of taking some steps
to put a check to crime which ia stalk
ing Shroud in our land, and cutting on
in tne prime or nie so many or our
tome preacners oi ruiein, ana to
the' preacher all over the atate, I
especially look to for some good work.
Let inem preach, every Sunday and let
them take their text Iroui the criminal
docket of their county. They will find
plenty of canes which will 'furnish
abundant material for a powerful ser
mon. Bring this matter to the atten
tion of the people, so tliat they may
think and pouder over It and reolve to
belter their wyi . ; Fbipat Joxes, "
, .' . , , . . t i , i Do yeara ow.
METHODIST CENTESSUL.
Tfrrm Fbom Rsv. L. PlZBOa , AXP
! s Bishop Wwbtmabv r -n
Bev. L. 8. Bnrkbeaa, pastof of the
Edenton Street Methodist ehurch of thi
city, and one of! th. committee of ar
rangement for th approaching Melho.
dist centenaial celebration ia this eiry,
imblishe the appended communication
in th Christian Advocate of to-day
i I have Mtsaived letter from . Dr. L.
Pieroe, Bi hop Wightmaa and Bishop
Murvin. in reference to out oentennial
eelelmttioa ia Raleigh, N. a, March 21.
1874. 1 1, .. i. ..,- '
Liahop Marvin acoepta the invitation
or tli "commiuee ei arrsngemouk.,
mru win ba with m. Ths Theme a
signed the Butbop by the committee :
"Methodism it renval history," ia n
interertiuff one. Who. that ha ever
heard Biah Marvia preach, will not be
anxious to hear him on this grand theme?
We shall ! expect nun to pre sen tor
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. BIT. U F11BCB, P. P.
' We ereutlv desired to bav thi ven
erable servant of God with aa Our
people generally, hsd rather ee and
bear Dr. Pierce than any other man in
tha church. The Doctor write n a
lnf four rjaa-e letter, filled with the
pint of christian lov and affection; bnt
. . . . . . . . . u . L
ne cannot oe wun ns. o says:: i taas
it for granted my N. C. friends did sot
anow a ua w. wj
seldom able even to pray in the family."
" "I nave made nut one out
standing appointment in two yeara; ' bnt
filled other men' place nearly every
Sabbath." " "And ; now, as to
N. a How gUd I would be, to be to
it, at this Centennial Jubilee. I was
bora in Halifax county, N. C, near
Roanoke river, March 2Uh, 1784. So,
yoa see, my 92d birth day will eome off
the last day of your Oeoteoni d celebra
tion. I was removed to & a when a
child. Waa raised in Barnwell District
Heard my 1 first Matoodts sermon ia
August 1801, by James Jenkins was
awakened under tt, and converted ia
August 1803. Admitted a a travelling
preacher in the B. a Conference to
Charleston,: Christina week, 1804; and
traveled Great Pee Dee and Lynch'
Creek circuit in 1805. That waa the
nearest I ever got to N. C, although
half of it waa ia my conference. They
tuck me dowa in Georgia a a young p.
E. in 1809. So I have given 67 yeara out
of my 71 in tha wluUtry to my dear old
GeoiKia. S. U. got ltkiti aud 1808. And
AUUma, tu Moutgotnery 18(2, and In
Mobile. 1843 All the balance n-re.
They still keep ins on th effective list
the greatest Honor or my we. u is
for what I have been and not what I
am now. My dear native state baa
only got a lew picked op sermons.
KsieiKU, I tninx, got one or two smaii
efforts in 184a But I can hope, by the
time her second oentennial cornea round
he will be all MeiuodUts. , I a u now
netting afraid of tiling that ar high.
Si and night 1 traveling badly cannot
take care of myself. But I am bent
upon fulfilling my place next May as
en or your fraternal messenger to
the M. E. C. General Conference at
Baltimore." . .., .... . , .:. n
Grand old man 1 , May Ood spare his
life, and enable hint to be at Baltimore .
text May!.';,. . ,' , " '.rii!A. i
' . BISHOP WIQHTMAB, u. P. . .
Th bixhoo . sav i . ' On returninz
from the Florida conference, I find your
tote of tlie 7th in-t Inviting me to at-
tend your centennial of X. C Meuod-
ir-ra la Raleigh. 1 feel the kindness and
the compliment of this Invitation, it
would afford me mytvlal gratification to
be present on an occasion of so much
interest, and to contribute anything in
my power to th eou7CTn'empL ted.
liut being unaware or tne ume, or place.
or programme, 1 nave made aireauy,
my arrangement fir meetings. In .live
different conference belonging to my
t-Dls. district extending, with only a
brief interval between, from February
to July, These arrangements ars fixed
and the parties notified, and I cannot
disappoint them.. ,; t- h
l atnoereiy wun tnat your eeieDrauon .
may be a great, success inaugurating a
oentnry of evangelical labors and tri-
ampba in th Via jiortn riUte, nnparat
leled in the past over Which posterity
and eteriuity itself shall utter loftiest
praise to Uod, .v .....a ir f;
. . . ... .
V) ord nuy spoken. . w regret tnat
our dear Biauop YYightman annot bo
with us. ill letter anow lum to a
"working biHhop." . Meeting in five
conferences I " We thank ths bishop for
his good wishes. Let us try to make
our centennial celebration what the bish
op wishes it to be. , May the great head
of the church help ua I ' . r . ; . n i
U B, itUBKHBAD, . . 1 I
For committee of arrangements.
J. J. LUchford wm appointed., to, thi
position of inside, guardian In Manteo
lodge,. New . last night Mr. Lttch-
ford Is the efficient grand secretary of
the grand lodge of Odd-Fellows of this
state, and a member whose zeal never
alack ns. He sets an example to tbe
members of Manteo lodge by accepting
the position of one of It guardian.
Every Odd-Fellow seeking admission
into the lodge room may rest assured
that hi qualifications for entrance will
be rigidly scrutinized by this vigilant
office . '
A MkdicaIi Btcoxxt DaoWszB, F.
W. MoCorUe, ef Newton, N. a, a med
ical student at the Maryland University,
was drowned on Ssturdsy night by fall
ing in Jones FslI ,at the foot of Plow
man street, in Baltimore, - ' ; . ' -
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TAR DROPA
,11 s
Salem ha four saw-bones.
Newbern 1 Indulging in leap year
parties.
' Northampton superior court wa ia
session last wee a.
Candler College, aear Asheville, open-
ea wun so smaeuts.
; Th i Reldsvill - municipal 1 lection
take place Jan. X7. - i; h.-b I " 1 1
' Mouut Pleaaant,' Cabarrus ' eountj.
rejoices in a imaing lame
, All Cabarrus county Is In a blaze of
excueuieui em a 7 puna turnip.
Tlte Newbern gas company indig
nantly deny that they are about to su
The steam Vln-houie of ' 3. G. lisy,
of Nsah county, waa burned Friday
nigtit.. - f- (- ; m";:,
7 BhcruT IlatL'.of' ijecklngham county,
lest 10.W0 pound of pork by , warm
woalner.,4., b .:ui j.r . .,3 .
- The Newbern militarv companies
paraded in honor of Ueuersl R. E. Lee's
teruwiaj,,, t ,,r. , ,i
The young men of Salem and Wins
ton are about to branch wit into a dra-
outleclub. At u--''t
Th dwelling hous of Wm. Bay, Of
Yancey county, wa; burgianxeiurew
nigntsago. , .
'XaL Crowder. mall carrier between
Salem and HunUville, had his foot
mshed one day ia4 week by.bi horse
topping On IU,-j n
Th. ' Rose,"' of Cabarrus county,' had
his hand badly injured the other day by
the kick of a mule. ' - ' ' '
State Senator W.! T.R.' BelL ofCa;
teret county, ha moved hi residence
to King' Mountain. ' X',
8. F. Terry ha been ousted out of
tbe Ksldsvliie vostotnee to make room
tor K. II. Wray, another ultbiui one.
The citizens of Wentworth recently
forwaroVd to the Oxiord orphan asluui
20.50 and a package of inercuandise.
Chaa. Bnehanan.' a Mitchell county
k"fcl, baa been pardoned out of the
Albany penitentiary and is now at noma.
Bunrlar havs been at work at Mill
Biver. Buncombe county. They made
an attempt the other night to break into
the store of Rollins k Porter, , ;7 ; -
There waa a row a few day ago at a
sfeootingtaatoh in Yancey county. Wes
ley tuggine was bacuy nun by rocks
thrown by John aud Tboma Edge, . '
A Xash county married man and a
divorced woman eloped a few day ago.
Tbe worn so took her 8 children with
her, but the man left bis 6 at home
- TAR DROPS ENOUGH.
We found the local of the Sentinel
mikinr "tir droDs" f or the naoer. and
aaked if we could not drop in a drop or
two. The fellow aaid ne woum ratner
not, wa would drop eomethiug about
the ring that would hurt tbe party. ..We
told the local wo could bod onr own
tar and make onr own "drops," and here
they are s ,- r :- - - - rr rT,-
Tar Drop No. , L The president of
the Chatham road dropped $100,000
into tbepocket of . Little tield for using
radical hand in dropping, in ' 18G8,
2,0u0,000 into th treasury of the Chat
ham road. ' ;'' V - '
Tsr droD No. 2. The same president
procured the convention of 1868 to drop
toe locks and dam 01 ueep river on tne
turning table of tne Ubatnam road, and
then the road turned it round and over
to Hawkins, Heck, Littlefieldand Swep
son. ;,.,.; . ;r 'i
Te drop Na 8The Chatham road
nroonred an exchange of bond with the
state by which the mad give tea eent
for dolUr bond to the. amount of
$1,200,000. - -i ..' .)
Tar drop No. Tne ex-prestdent 01
that road and other stockholders in it
are known to have furnished near $2V
000 to run the Raleigh News. h
Tar drop No. .bWIa dr . treason to the
party to make such drop f If so, ss
Patrick Henry aid,, "make the moat of
it," for we ehall continue to boil auch
tar and make sucn drop . long as
Hawkins rnna a newspaper, whether it
be in Raleigh Of Asheville.
These tar drops ars rotten, .
-t .r ,
Tbeie tar aropsPBtoags, .
Bat Ooe knows tbess sre tar drops snougb.
P. 8, These tar drops create "discord
at th center." '. Tcbsbb. .
ApponmrxjTTS or Rt.Rsv.'T. B.
Lima. .'jji. L-i;. m-v
.Friday Feb. 18, p. m Littleton.
Sunday, Feb. 20, Bingwood.
Monday, Feb. 21. p. at., Enfield. '
"Wednesday, Feb. 23, IlolSlEjeUDirt
Thursday, Feb. 24, p. m., Toisnot,
Friday, Feb. 83, Wilson. -Sunday,
Feb. 27, Clinton. ! ;'
Sunday,' March 3, "GolJsbbro. V, " ' ..
Collection ia each congregation for
diocesan missions. - ' ' '
," OriiuoN or a Bai.timoreaw. I
have uted Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for
some time m my lamily, and found it
th best remedy for Cold. Coughs, Ac.,
I ever tried. Louis Bruning, 26 Caro
line street. , . '-if 'iC, .!. ,V;
1 . .
The Elmwood collar ia made so that
lb, corner, cannot turn up It hold
I. shsp under ail circumstance
i - i ' i 1
The result of the French senatorial
election is still In doubt. Tbe prime
minister ha the return but will not let
the paper publish them, and it is sop-,
posed by thi that U is not favorable to
the government.
If II. I I V II
'An engineering feat of stupendon
proportions I under couUleratin, being
no less than the drainage of the Zuyder
Zee, making that InUud ulf. in extent
two hundred and old' miles by about
sixty, once Indeed what; says the Lon
don Iron, it will probably agnia be.
fruitfbl plain doited alih aroillinsr vil
loses. The Haarlem Lake, the bed ol
which wa overwhelmed by an eruption
or tne sea in tne sixteenth, century. wa
drained not many year ago by a com
pany of English engineers. The Zuyder
Zee nates nora about the time worn
Earl Godwin' lands became a ireach-
erous sandbank sn epoch remarkable
for extensive inroad of the sea along
tnrwnoie southeru coast or tbe uerman
ocean. The addition which the drain
age of the Zuyder Zee would make to
Holland Would be nearly equal to 'X
per cent of the whole present area of
mat country. t , . . . , .
' M. WaUon.- Minister of Pubiioln
struction in France, ha ordered the res
toration of the Cathedral at Bheims. at
eost oifuu,uuu. '
SPECIAL JiOTIfJE,
Te all who are suffering from the errors
aad mdJseretfoosef youth, aervoas wsskesss,
ssrly deesy, loss of msiiheod, I wois4
a recipe tkat wfil ears yoa. FRI8 Of
ITIillG t JbU great rsaisdy wss diMovsref
by a tolssloosry ro Bsuth America. Senut
self-sddresssd envelops to the Sev. Josira
T. tsasa, btmthm D, BOM Uoum, Xtm Turk
aov ldeodw6si - " '? ,
94 tl- TO COMBUMPTmS. "
The advertiser,' sa old pbystcisa, rettis
from setlve pnsotiee, asvlDg aad placed la hit
baad by sa st I Bills Hlsiioasry the fur-
Ibuls of s slmpls VegeUMs Keasedy, for the
peedy and permsaset Carsof ConwmpUi
Brobcblttr; Caturb, Astbms, sod all Tbros
and Lung AffecUons, slto a Positive and
Bsdfcal Cam for Nervous Debility and all
Xerruu Oom UtnU, sflar aaviBg tboeoaghlj
tested Its wosderfui earativ puwers
tkoosand of caws, feels It bis duty to msks
tt knows to his sufferuig fellows.? Aetusted
b) this motive, snd S fconsclentloas delre to
relieve human suffering, he will seed (."res of
rbs ge), to all who deslrs It, this red e, wKb
full directions for prrpartuf snd Skceesafull
uitng.: Bent by return mall by sddreeshig
Da. W CBTEVENS,
Munroe Block, Syracuis, N. T.
Bov JS-wly , .
' -..sejWWBesjaw ss 1 j 1
Dr. "William Xittl
1 " " ... , - v, uHnuinnn
and Newbern arenas.
rfsn 14-W. . . . "
J T . W AT T S
'7 Auctioneer r
COMMISSION 7 MIECHAHT,
BLEICU, N. C
Tmmnt sttentioii wm be Uvea t5 .TT Hrr
ehandiie or Produce enl 10 Bit fur ssie.
PsrticaUr attention will be , given 10 lbs la.
treduction aad ssie of Machinery sad Farm
InirateB.Uii al'ed to this sectioB. ,
Hre snd males sold every Sstardsy st
10 .. i ,
pirTlBt rEITI f BONT. , f' ,
Tb subscriber hereby gives bo tics to bit
old friends sad eustosssrs tbst tbe -
tX7filtA Prnnt
eontinnes to offer Bs osasl sttrsetions, msk-
in uis BKwt popuisf rwort ss to cay 01
fUlelgh.
Tke OTSTKR BEASOIf Is Jn opened.
Ontera will ha m mil In .11 rfiU anil mt
sll boars. All otbar delicacies of ths seasoa
will be fomUbed. .
Th. hM at I rriT'nnii .. vivm ..
Laosb Bebk.
Call st the Wafts Promt. "
t natit 1-tl - . . W. R. WEPPBB.
M
OUNTAIJt BTl
60 Batbels pr.me HoanUin Rt for eeed.
Ieptl8-tf JattOWLES.
HI, QNLT POLTTECHNIC ' DOME
SCHOOL.
' ., 6T. CLEMENTS HALX, -
EUlcott'citv, near Baltimore, ltd.
WsU sstabli&bed ; tborouKb; superior teacb-
rs. ' " 1
Oenerous tai'le; tavunrstui: ennwte; no
SicklMM,
ura da .tee rank bhrtit racetves otuv arst-
elaas boys, f 1 .
four Courses Clssslesl, Liberal, Bcles
lifle, Commercial.
BfMl atamp for Decennial Catalnrue.
las asr. j. ATBai easiaaarn u.
Head ilaater,
Chabuu A Ds M. SnucBa, Pa. D., ..,
r Aaaoe. Master.
Ag4weowly , ' ,,. . , .
a
BAUD OPENING I
Having renoted the ipaeinna and elegant
BILLIARD BALLON of i. P. frarie. at 311
Fai etterlile sfriefj I iak thl occasion o In
fii-'m my friend and the fuli(c generally,
that I ahull open the wm on Mutida , Janu
ary tine IHtl. An exeellen rifteen Bail Pool
Tl!e is attached slto. Uivr me s call.
Jan lS-l r. TUX FkoLS.
-JJtOtt, bALE OR EXCHANGE.
IM ACRES OF VALUBI.E MINERAL
LAND for aale,nrwlll exebange for CITY
PROPERTT. The land Is rich hi tb bet
Iron ore, about TO acres In orliflntl rrowlh,
within to mile of tbe Chatham railroad.
For farther tofermatlon appli te t ' '
4, . Uollemaa Bui:dlnr.
RalelRh, M.C, .
aa-gtf.
XUE E aLEIG II d N Tl N K L
Ad vertlswaeou wffl be msertsd is ths iMiiy
biaTi.ai.at tbe folloeinc rates persqaarssf
oae acta, or tea mtaloa lines. "
i On square one time . ' $L0
" each aubaeqnent InssrUoa ' -lent
than e weak i........ 1 M
1 square, 1 weK
1 month
.... .. . w
M Booths........ tlOO
4 ..WOO
:-( .; u oo
" " ............ v..... CO
jy m -; sano
. t ... MM
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 51
OMK FERTILI2EK.
' Bend to G. B Alford, at Apex, for a elrca
1 v. tarn ton doilara be ell I es4 7a Ike
ebem eala by which )uB make a tea vi good
en llixer lo rotl-io, eora, tobacco or any
tbar crop. Taia ia tbs ebeapest and beat
frr lllii-r yet Send to the farwri Mr. Al
ford's Miliihuors bar tried to with marked
uccaa, ,, . . ,r . ... ,-. - i,- s
Tbs foliowlns: gentlemea as testlllej to
as good qsaiiua i -
A. It. t kmeata. PHer Kaurbt. Raffle aa
tl burr. Akey Vrerm.B krv. t. T. Mocvra.
OMfb rttadmaa, BrV A. D. black wuod,
Ka. Johnston uilve. Alvia OUra. u. U. at.
ford, Albert Nrris, T. A. CooncU, Airta
aisuM, Kobart wuiisms. - ' -i
K T. Gbst,
, , B. Braar.
f- 4 A f emr j-at-Law
r BALEIQH, N. C:;
'-'-1
Practlea In lbs B sis sad Eederal ConHr
Refr. weusiaiv. to tb beslBvss aiea of
iUlrl.h, Tirtmtu, fairia aad KiiMtaa , ; , .
I olie"n prompt J ItteuOtj to,
Jaa 8dw8t ' - - i , -r:
HUM AS BTAKLT, " ' ";
vi ,- i'.:V'..- . e-;,':9 9.-
v '' ll-'r- KIWBEB3T, K. C,
' Dealer la all kinds of
O R A I KT .
- ; CORN A BPEC1ALTT. 4 ;
Newberm, Jaa, 14 lab ; ;..(..':
fllNQWOOD WINE COM PANT.
'.i
1 keep constantly oo band
BCUFPESNOMO WINE,-Imperlal brand.
WHITE ASD BED CONCOg WLN'E. !
PUBS BCUPPEBX0N0 BRANDT, very
superior for medicinal purposes, qosl la
fat flavor to the best French.
BCLPPERNONO VINEGAR s new srtlcle,-
very Inc. : '''' -s- -
These artlclet ars manufactured by the un
dersigned from Grapes groan oa their ewe
vineyard, aad ars ws ranted tree from say
Injurious sdulterBtion whatever. T '
Addreas, C. W. GABRETT Jk CO.,
" Kinrwood,"'
dM29-44m. BsUfaxconty K. C.
. ' E W STjKE ! NEW GOODS I !
At ItS. J. T. WA TTS,
MARTIN STREET,.
Okb Dooa FaoK , Baptist Gbovb,
' - . RALEIGH, N. C. . ,
Mrs. Ws'te is a nactical Milliner a-d
Wo ker In Btrsw Uonis. Alters, remodels.
snd prewea Bww snd Felt itata, Bonnets. '
Viakna ana n models, every cacripUun of '
Lades' Men's or CbildreM's llats.
Givs her a call and ram ma ret tba lateat
style Paris or Nsw lurk. . ; ,
jan tvon . ;
That sew and beautiful rattara Heaas ea :
HaliUi St. cooiainiua six flnc roomit. pas try,
ekiSHs, and batb ruoui, and al neeeaMry out ',
buusea, wtb a govd well wa r, With a
No 1 force pump. Tee bouaa u uew aud one
of tbe beat built ib tbe e ty, and Ini.bed la
tha bt and moat modern atyle. For further
particular call en or addreas
aa. vAJUtkH, st imir etors. '
aal9-4w. MakTL.tAK.kR.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YUUli bCUOOL BOOKS
ABB
Branson's , .
Is the Dlae von ca bov sa ebese as at ui '
other store in the city call and see ms be-
fore purchasing eleewbere.
r i - ifc HKAABUXI, BOOKSeller,
sept T-tf ;yil i - Balelgb, M. &
M
EKCHANT TAILORING DOME
:.,-r ATTB V:A . ,
SHORTEST NOTIC Ji
CHARLES M. FARRIS,
. , ' WITS -' 7" .
r
B . 'P; - H O ff E It L
Practical DelliiSstor snd Ca ter,
Pralria Building, WUmingtoa, Street,
RALEIGH, N.C. i t
FIT, 8TTLE aad " ORKMAN8HIP can't be
sorpaaaea. .-
Warranted to plesss tbe most faatidloos,
CUTTING done st all times for those with- i
- . : Ing It.
Just received second stock of
Cloths, ,J
Csulmeres, '
-.- , Jeans. ' '
"' . Notices,
together with a fan line of DRT GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ae., etc. ' "
Nca. t9 sad 40 WUmlnfrtoB street,
. "Pr.irie BuDdlnr"
ao lft-ti - Ralei.h,K&
.TIXD READING," PSTCHOMANcT"
,IV1 Faaetnatloe Bonl Cbarmlnir, Meeiaer, t
lro, snd MarriaestinldcTSBoetn bow either
f-x wiay faacloate snd gala ths lvs and
stfecttoa of any pereon they ehoo blatantly, .
paeee. Bv ms 1 60 eta. Hunt Co., y. -.
Jth Bt., PhllB, Ps. -a r -