VOLUME IX.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1878.,
SingteCspfes 10 Celts
NUMBER 18
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n biiiines should.
lie addressed to
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Post, Wilmington, N.
. i It. Kennedy. IUmihess Miiuaeer.
, irNFUIttlIK ojD VLAU.
v It i apparent that the republican
p:irty in the north - is everywhere awa
jkerjing ,t the ncccjssily of unfurling the.
;ijr, under which it has won so many
victories on the Congressional and Pres
idential Held, and following it to fresh
conquests, The major principles of the
party are unchanged. Equal bights to
ai.i.Lmkn liferoUETHE law; THE GUAR
AM KKS OK Til CwKHTITU WON, AVITII
I A F.I- ITS AMKNHMUNT3 J,N VIOLATE; THE
! causi: or education; aid and foster
inki.i ences for the industries of
? tiik h'ntkv; protection and ,ex
1 passion of American coStmerce on
i iii; oci'an; the purity of the elective
Irauchisc arc all the same-tb-day as ui
la.-t decade, and have the same claim
upon ' "republican loyalty ,,and devotion
now as then. The men of the republi
can party rnay have changed," but its
lrmc;iplis are vs unchanging :is the
natural laws of creation, until by a
mutation of circumstances they may
Income temporarily elfete. This may
' ensue, 'bill republican principles arc
'immutable." They are steadfast as the
foundation of the government to which
they relate. - ;
We hint; (he time ha Virtue km put the
yy, ((( nn army umkr tlritt, jireparalory
l.t Ihe full campaign. II 'lira the roll' is
("(it lit rrrry man fall into inc. Let th'oxe
ieho fore the caime vianifexl their devotion,
? r irf: for himxetf. if there be (hone who
.th ail ate make room for them in the line.
If th'n I'lCt'idi-nt i ... true, republican he
will In found among (he republican forces,
Xo word nhoald he uttered to entreat him
to duty or to reiki him therefrpih. Ike
hue of political' gravitation will control
hU art ion find that of hit Vabiaet and hi
'.army of official throughout 1 lie country.
Uen t hi force begin to more,, if (hey
belong in itt rankt, (hey will tale up step
to the reiniblicvn mime and . move on in
h'irinonu. . It thru betona rlxewhere 'then
will goon ek' 1 heir vol Meal atfinitiea and
their fuco'rile cam an if ground, and by
. .. that tig we shall I now them. ' i
We copy the above from UiatVxcet-
Itnt paper, the National Jiepublican for
the purpose ol showing those of our
iiivmbcrt who have become weak kneed
. tliH feeling at the north, ai4 as a
..strengthening plaster to their weak
backs. The republicau party will most
sutelv carry tho next election, and those
who doubt it have but a hort time to
.wait to ec our prediction verified.
v Peuson a i. DiFnctri.rv. On atur
dFayitast, Judge Fowlo and Judge Tour-
gee met al the H. C. iKqwt in this city,
and the latter was asked if he was not
the author of the "C" letters. To the
inquiry Judge Tourgeo replied that
Judge Fowlo had no right, to ask him
&wf such question and that he dvclined
to answer it. Whereupon Judge Fow.'e
t rue k J udge Toil rgee w i th a smal 1
iick. Several blows wcro thcu ex-(
i tiaiiged, without indicting much Uaui
sge and the parties were searattHl.
Jtnlj;e Tourgecw'as'oii his way to court
in tirccusboro district, ami left on the
train immediately after tho fight. The
Htlack was inado'by Judge Fowle Uoh
the well settled belief that Judge Tour
gee is tho author of the "C" letter.
Jiafeigh AVvwT.
: When the news of the above men
tioned ditliculty was received here, one
of our ablest lawyers remarked, "I
fUpjHwc' that Judge Fowle has com
menced his campaign for the Supreme
Court Judtreihin with a cane, but he
ill lind it a very harv campaign if lie
undertakes to cano cVcry lawyer who
will not vote for him."
Judge Fowle's uame will bo handed
down td iosterity in' disgrace for at
tacking a man who was physically dis
abled while fighting the battles of hU
vouuttv. He has incurrel the same
Ji"grace that he would, had he ii a like
' manner brutiUv CjIIHM a woirian.
SUiinm vu him. will bo the verdict f
every deceat cr9n in Norths Carolina.
NVe will publish I he letter sigued "C
jo cmr ncU H is a good letter an4 our
; ttadcrs hall have IL
KAlLUOAl) ITBM
'ihe Wilmiogton, Columbia A Augus
UlUitroad.it is reponeJ. will b sold
by the bondholders in a few month.
. the Wilmiogton & Wcldon RaUroad
ill be turned over to tht stockholders
U 1 rumored, in a h wt time by
4vtiee,
The ad railway U tUl in th
aaads of Receivers, and U likely to re-
saiia so for soma lime.
The Wilmington and Sea Side Rail
read U tiU carrying all tat rsegert
tl can get for 5 ceoU each.
Ydtow. of all shad U verv oh ia
torus with blondes and brunette.
hit with yellow, i accepted, ijutead
W BUCK, i
CIT Y jrrEMS.
Mayor iehblate ia having a remark
ably easy time in court matters. '
Wilmington was visited by a splen
did rain on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. ' -' -' j i ' J.. ' - j
Superior Court of Bladen county,
.II19 Honor, Judge Eure presiding, is in
session this week.
Mr M. M. Katz has returned from
the north, with a splendid stock of j
spring and snmnier gocdv
There is a paper in thU city which
feels complimented by having the "priv-!
ilegu" of publishing gtale items. r
( Jen. Allan Rutherford left for Wash
ington- on Wednesdays He Beemed ta j
enjoy his visit to his friends and home,
in this city, very much. ; ; . ,
Thanks to Hon. u. 11. 1 Brogden,
member .of Cgngross, for a copy of his
speech, delivered in the House of Rep
resentatives on Feb. 27th, last.
An excursion party went dewu the
ri vt r yesterday. The weather being
fine llufy evidently had a pleasant time,
untjil ihe ;thuder storm come on late in
the
af'.crnoou.
im3ds should always be particular
dUTing excursion seasons, and not use
second class steamboats for, pleasure
purposes. They might succeed in get?
ting a free ticket upward without the
use of a balloon, j
. The new Deputy Collector, with the
approval of the Collector, Intends to
enforce the law concerning the entrance
and clearance of vessels more strictly
than it has been heretofore. So it will
be bcncGrial, financially, to shipown
ers to, comply with the same.
Chicken Thief Arrested. Jno.
Brice went to the lot of ote Jno. Wil
ljams on Tuesday night and stole a lot
of chickens. Williams hecrd him and
give chase, and Brice was. arrested and
taken before Justice Hill and bound
over to answer to the charge of larceny.
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The . Posjal Commission is expected
to return from their visit to Cuba in a
few days. We hope they will-be in
duced to make a short stay in our city,
and if so, our citizens should take them
lown.the river to see the river and bar- j
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nr improvements, i tori fisner ana
other places of interest.
lVrscms front the north contempla-
iiiK viiiling Jacksonville, i Florida,
Hhouhl 'be certain to "atop over in our
cUy,f(rre8t'' aft"! recreation. Messrs.
Cktbb ISrolhers keep a firet class hotel,
and We cau guarantee that visitors will
be well pleased with their accommoda
tion. !'!.'" ',!''':'''
D k m o c ratio Excitem ejtt. The
Democratic party is very much excited
over who are to be their candidates
this Kummrr. Well, the Republicans
Qteod to let them have a free fight, so
go in gentlemen, aod mace it lively, it
is a family fight, and so far as the re-
ublicans are concerned, we don't care
which ship. -
8mktiiixu WB0NU.4-Mra. Mooiei
who died very suddenly on Tuesday
morning last, we understand that, after
let death she swelled as large as two
arsons ought to have been, and when
buried she had turned perfectly black
n the face, and some of oar citizens
express, the opinion that fthcre was
sonKthing wrong. There should have
beenWn inquest held over her body by
the Cbroner. i
The Raleigh Register is certainly in
teresting thb week, and ahows conaid
r.l.I .nl.mrU In the Mailer ftf news
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conccrniogne'sapreme court campaign,
a in. in ms i asm. w u u uraci m wj uid ,
. : ii...: to Am.mmm V m V
tt alt the cmod mod1 of the state for
keeping up with all thedoiogaand aay
ingi of the aspirants fori office. It ia
becoming very disgraceful indeed. The
waters will be atirred p before the
campaign h over by the candidatea
grabbing for mud to throw at each
other. !
Jyo, N. VakSoeuuc, U. S. Dtrmr
Ma tUAU-Oar half crown city papers
are Very much concerned about the re-
wgnatioo of J. N. VaoSoeleB, U. 8.
IVputv Marshal. They try to be enter-
nrklBC br rablbhiae rnsaora instead
.. f. Tk Km nuKliX.l
w Ii --v ---- w
'.. tImM or ekstnr ther
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need aoWtUa lo fill a vacant paca
ia their paper, that J, N. VanSoelea
has reigned as Deputy XI. & ManhaL
The bets are, Mr. VaaSoeJens aawoi
reslfned, nor does ht iatawl to do ao;
and we are are pleased to aay that there
is no one who stands higher with Ida
aueeriora than Derate Manhal Van
Soelea doea. We have area aereral The Board reassemhWd al theap
tetters from Marshal Hill, coeiraala- nted hor, bnt the Wnrss traaa-iin-
Mr. VanSoclea oa Ida faUhfalacee acted era bcA ao of a chiracUr to be
and tacceat as aa cr.
The Produce Exchange. At the
annual meeting of the Produce Ex
change,' held on Tuesday last, (he fol
lowing officers were elected jfor the en
suing, yean : "j
President C.1L Robinson.
Vice President R. E. Calder.
Board of Managers Geo.f W, Wil
liams, D. G. Worth, James Sprunt, E
Lilly and John T. Rankin.
Inspectors of Election J
R. Chas
ten, S. R. Birdsey and Oscar Pearsall.
We undestand that the Postmaster-
General has appointed Mr. Thomas U.
Stovall, of this city, a route agent on
the Carolina Central railroad, to run
between Wilmington and Charlotte.
Young Stovall has been absent in Bal
timore for the past twelve months. The
vacancy, on the Road was .caused by
Mr. Porter, one of ; the route agents,
being transferred to sooie Road in Ala
bams. The new agent will commence
running at once.
U. S, . District CouRT.-4-The fol
lowing comprise a list of the Grand
Jury.to serve at the approaching term
of the U. S. District Court, which
meets in this city on the 29tU inst i
New Hanover B. F. Hall, M. P.
Taylor, John E. Lippitt.lA j Weill, T.
H. McKoy, J. I. MetU. D. R. Murchi-
son, Jesse Wilder, W. A. Martin, R. S.
Radcliffe, J. W. Atkinson, J G. Burr,
Donald MacRae. :" I ,
Brunswick Thomas G. Drew, F. M.
Wescott, Francis M. Moore John M.
Bennett, William Dpsher, Thomas W.
Gilbert. . ;: .
Dap i i Jmes G. K-.iuo, A. G.
Mosely, W.H.Sloan, J. C. McMillan,
A. D. McGowen, George Midtlleton, 1
We understand that the above list ?
jurors was made up by Mr; William
Larkins, Clerk of the U. Sj District
Court, in this city, and we r.wpectfuily
call the attention of His Honor, Judge
Brooks, to the fact that there is not a
single Republican on the jury. Tf the
names had been drawn it would be dif
ferent, but they are arbitrarily selected
by the Clerk. His political ; prejudice
is exhibited So plainly that! W i hope
the Judge will take some notice of the
fmatter for ths sake of fair dealing. ,
Good Samaritan Celebration.
Star, of Liberty Lodge i of the Inde'
pendent Order of Good Samarilan
d Daughters of Samaria, of this city,
celebrated its anniversary on Tuesday
last, Queen Esther Lodge, ofjWilmirig
ton, and Queen Grandee and Excelsior
Lodges, of Charlotte, which arrived here
on Modacy evening, participating in
the ceremonies of the occasion. The
different Lodges formed a procession in
front of the hall on Front street in the
afternoon and marched up Front to
Red' Cross and up Red Cross to St.
Stephen's 'Church, where the ceremo
nies were inaugurated by au address
from the R. W. Grand Sire 6f the Na-
- !
tional Grand Lodge, which is said to
have been quite an able and interest
ing one, who was fallowed by; the Grand
Deputy of the state, Henry Ellis. At
the close of the ceremonies at the
church, the procession was I reformed,
and headed by a band of music which
accompanied them to the church
marched down Red frosso Fourth
street, down Fourth ro Castle, down
Castle to Front and up Front street to
the Lodge room.
The visiting Lodges returned home
on Wednesday morning.
Cot'STt Commissioners. The
The Board met on Wednesday fast in
adjourned regular session; present,
Mr. Wagner, Chairman, and Commis
sioners Sanders, Worth, Atkinson and
Holmes.
Application of sundry .citizens pray
ing the Commissioners to build a small
nOUSe 01 WOrsnip Wt U us Uliuo
house of worship for the use of the
I n,niun at t) tYitintv 1'imr ITnute. i
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I ora f ITU IS1U on me fame iwr tue prre-
s -
I CD
intuition 01 i. vt, cijipb, iu w
lowed to transfer hii privilege license ;
to a partv to whom he his sold hi
buaineaa, was not granted.
Canaday , Blue, a man who bad lost
an arm, appuea lor transportation to
his home ia LouLttana, and be was or
dered granted transportation as far a I
Florence, S. C.
Sheriff Manning reported 2,025 19
roll tax collected on ustyear'a list and
of this the amount of W waaap-
rrepriated by the Hoard w w general
I school fund of the coantv.
I Tits Mntrart lor the barial Of th
I . . .
I niuivr ded was awarded to iwncan
. . . ' . . ..,
ft wtaco.
a ii. Thomas waa appointed Over-
seer or iaWic Keads ta v.5pe rw
sOWasaifS ' lKWi niMa,
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imw f--.-.
The Soard thea cock areceseeatua
I o'clcck p. m.
1 mada pahlic
We call attention tolthe bankrupt
notice, meeting of ere liters on 26th of
April.
See W. P. Canaday's ad of houses for
sale, in any part of the city. . Give him
a call. ..' ' ' 1 . ;;
Wont the Mayor -and Aldermen
plea se have something done for Market
street? it looks as though there might
be some little improvement made on it.
Mayor Fiihblate has gone to Bladen
to attend Court, Alderman Voller?
acts as Mayor pro tern, during the ab4
linse of Mayor Fishblate.
Splendid vacant lots, suitable for
dwellings or stores, for sale by W. P.
Canaday, on long time just such time
as will suit a poor man who wants a
home for his wife and little ones. Re
member that every man should pro
vide a home for his old age.
Wilmington Cotton MiLi.s.--The
fourth annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wilmington Cotton Milk
was held on Tuesday morning last, at
the Bank of Kew Hanover. Mr, B. G.
Worth was called to the Chair and Mr.
R.'E. Calderx requested to act as Secre
tary. The, Treasurer of the Company
and , the Scretary of the meeting were
requested to verily proxies, and report
ed 571 shares represented in person and
COO shares represented by proxy, mak
ing a total of 1,171, which being a ma
jority of the 1,253 shares, the meeting
proceeded to business. The President
read his report for the past year and
explained the financial condition of the
corportion; after which a resolution was
offered providing :for the appointment
of a trustee with full power to adver
tise and sell the property, stock and
franchise of the corporation and with
the proceeds to pay its debts.
After discussion a stock vote was
called for, and the resolution was unan
imously adopted.
Au election of officers was then held,
which resulted in the choice of the
following gentlemen: ,
President Donald Macliae.
: Viee-Presidenti Wm. A. French.
Directors Edward Kidder, James
II. Chjjdbouro, F. W. tTerchner, Nor
wood Giles, John W.'Atkinson.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. '
11. E
Caldeu Secretary.
The, Atlantic" is the name of a
very handsome weekly paper just start
ed at Beaufort, N. C, by, Capt. James
This gentleman is a practical
printer, a good scholar and with all a
spletuli-1 newspaper man. . We hope
the jt'mkI people of Beaufort will cive
him the needed assistance in order to
make ihe enterprise a success. They
have long nee led a first class paper, in
tact the place has suffered for the want
of one. Beaufort is one of the very
best and prettiest, as well as the health
iest sumrorr resorts in the south, and
nothing has kept it in the background
but the Rip Van Winkle style of its
inhabitants. If I they will now wake
up (they have been asleep twice as long
as old Rip was) they can, iu a few years,
make Beaufort to the south what Long
Branch and Newport are to the north,
and the. first step in that direction is to
give substantial aid to the local paper;
give such assistance to it that its editor
can make the piper not only interest
ing to the jcitltcns of Beaufort, but to
strangers. Every dollar spent on the
paper by the citizens of Baufort will
bring to them in return. We be
lieve they will render the necessary aid
to Brother Pool to make bis enterprise a
success, aud his pride, as well as his
great love for Beaufort, will cause him
to put forth extraordinary efforts to
make the "Atlantic" a first class
newspaper. He has our very best
wishes.
l Vr m'uU linon ralam an.1 deen
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHS WERNER H.C. TREMrERT.
Eormery of Ktcbmond Kormerty of Holds
va.- ooro. .-n. v.
WERNER & PEKVPERT,
lr-onally ia attendance at
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
No. tt North Front direct. Sonlh ot
Puree U tloose, and No. 7 bontb
Front Street,
WILMINGTON, H. C ,
None bat the most experienced work
men employed is this etbUamest,
M ManslscUireTt of Tonnes. Hair
Oil, Cologne, Keoovators, Drea, Rata-
tlners, Ac, A. 1 aprtl IS--U
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1 'iwi m noue umoww 3uty
-.1 rfMKv.l.nwrra.t
. I NerUt fncotina araM the estate eg Utartea I
XJiJZtiXJiZl
nesrM siasknH kfM w ersuMej
Illwry eg way yeeoerty Hlatat V sstsd
I IttMrn MMatSrKVStlBH,ftSftfe
1 trmmmrt e ay 1 nsity ty tummf
SaeArert.ta swwre Uer Mn. aad
mm eessnre SMiUJtieen eg ats ssiaiSk. I
etUst a4dsd a tVari eg tarw-r saei
ms al.rayeurrtiia. St C sessee wTsa. A.
n. UL'tM't ta rarr eg
tMrw. ea ia . dag eg. Aswvi, A.
SMscSnrft,a.ea.
UtKN
J. tt. ntu.
ateWw
C 1 Osraal ksr aseg Ixntnes,
f said
NEW AD VIi TISEMENTS
SOL BEAR & BROS ,
18. 20 MARKET ST..
QFFER TO THE PUBLIC, AT the
LOWEST NET PRICES,
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
. 1
CHEAPEST STOCKS OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
and a-
GENTS FURMnH1N GOODS,
Boots, ,
Shoo, ,
Hals,
C'niif and
Dry ioodi,
Carpel iti.
i:3aiiktl
Ac, &c.
Give us a call before purchasing else-,
where; dec 21 tf.
'COAL- COAL..
If YOU WANT TO KFEl WAKM AND
get' the worth of your money; buy your
Coal Irom the unlcrsiitU. -'We have the
bout
GRATE end
STOVli COAL.
in the market. Also tbat eurerjor
ENGLISH COAL.
for quick and hot (Ins.
Bend the cash aud orders will be lilted
promptly WOUTII a WORTH.
jan ii-ii -
D.-..M. DAHT.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM
AND GAS FITTER,
: wiLMiifGTox, x a,
rYN BTILL HE KOUNI AT HIS OLD
J
sUind, Journal r.tiiltlinc, IrlncfR-s tree I,
where he is prepared to do all klud4or work
lu his line. cheaper than evi-r before ottered
to the public
lias coustautly on band
Bath Tuds,
Water Closets,
WashStaud,
Pumis of all de'rii'tiwus,
Drain Pipes,
H lias l ipcs.
1 . Gas Fitureit, fcc, he.
l"cnnual attvufion elvrnjloall work.
Kattsfiu-Uoti cnsranlveU. f
december -I U
notice:.
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1 KUU. LINK OK PltUUH. M KDK.'I N 12
ChenilcsU, Fanry ArilcIeisTolet Huaps. Ac,
i
at the lowest cush i-r --.
CliiARS AND TOBACCO
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In sreal variety. ;
Te almost rare and personal attention
. .
given to preparing presrrtptloos, at
r-URB VSK sl ITiarwacy,
dec J ly roc. Erout and rrioeess sis
13. r. voiziii
Dilerlater. CarfsiUr ui Ciliiiet
Haier.
orroiTK C1TV UALU
On Third Strettm
i iu. rvRXisii orrissv cakkt.
tth U(iatct, at ta very
Alt orders &ws the cwewtry rrvmfi&r -
tcwdewtn,
Or4rt tsm tarsrslr and lWlat Week
eeitclted. and work (sum teed.
WtrkMleeMM) IstMctif.
jpjm tlf..
Irtrrtrt?oiP'rHEiiitil!r:VTKaL
1 - - - a rt r nunu I
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XOTICC !
A
tX PABTtE T WtaaM TUn C IfcO-
4 AOaual tiwr were Iws-'y ta
abased Sew anr hrmm rt m rem e rtia
lw mm wtsm -wta. i
t, iiani atw ssisse '
sstMS a4 faywa
t. tv i.K.MxiTr.
Kert -
NEW AD VEB1JJSEHENTS.
HENNING & TEEL,
j DK1LEB3 nr
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
AGRCUI-TrjRAL TUTLEMWrTS. IROH. !
8UeIT MalU, Aid, SpMtM. horl,Col' !
lara, Himet, Trae Chains, Ploughs, Out. I
ng, Carpenter's Tools. IMacksmlUx'a Bel- !
"'7B. icsa. ABTui, wajoni and Cart
" ttuns. Hpoaea. Hub Axles, Hol
low Ware. Rooe. Twin ViItm rwki
8poooa,BroahnihUnei.HookaJBkeri:
coiion setae Twine, Flax OiUiac Twin,
seine RpeScalea.enn.PcXKByidera,
Ove-nn, Fry Pana, . - i
We invite especial atteaUon to ear lam
an t extensive assortment of IRON, selected
UVimil Nf DBIIUUUa fMUIW .Ml mil
" . " cq nvre,- we oner at low
est prices, at the -
New EstbUahed
- Hardware Honaa of
t Wa 9 ZXarkel Si,
Wllamiactoa. W. C.
inarch I
PARKER & TAYLOR,
DEALEBS IS .
Kerosene Oil, StoTes, Hetals, 6us,
Lanterns, Fairbank's Scales,
PUMP3, BRASS AND IRON ROSIN
STRAINERS. J
DIPrERS AND SKIMMERS.
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers
TIN' AND: SHEEf IEOH if ABE.
Jan 11 ly
Wl LMINQTON y. c.
Visit or Communicate With Us.!
'E INVITE AN EXAMINATION OF
samples, prices, terms and oners.
lave on hand and reoelvinr dall v umnlo
f . . . . . J. .
wmjbb, oujr, moiasses, t ioor,. usn
V Exeenta nrdnra fnr 11 mrtn(i, r
Uons of prodnce. r
incrcuanaise. Keceive urn mm rn.il rfiHi
want a purchaser tor one 160-Hone
Tower Double Enrine. and Tnbnl&r Pnm
suitable to drive a Cotton Factory, Mill or
tisUHery. Also, three pair H feet 8tones,
witn ljJ?kr' Shaitlna, tc-; wlU sell low down!
VWe negotiate for the purchase and
vi a urpeuune iisuueries, e. -s.Haniplesot
Merchandise sent to any
! . PETTEWAY A SCfftTLKEN,
mh 8-tf Brokers and Corn's Merchant.
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Cllf,HflU
vvlLMteTOf,
N.C.
II ti and Liquor for
Medicinal Uc,
inarch 1 tf . . . ' 1 . .''..'
JOHN DmONJ
IURDW1RE 1 IJERCniNT.
HAH THE LAIUiEHT AND BEST AB-
sorted stock of 11ARDWARK In this
t-art of the Ktate. IfToawsstUUUUUOOlM
and IW PRI03t.be snre to eali at the old
-iailuUieu UslUIWAKK HOUHEof
JOHN DAWSON.
11 NnrUi Mukal liiwl
deeply WUmincton, N.C.
. REASONS WHY
PEUDY DAYI8
PAIN - KILLER
IS TBB ,
Hsi Familf Medicine of the Agt !
And why it should b kepi always near at
Is?
rst?-KiLi.Kn la the
certain
Clxta curs that snedleal 1
r reduced-
2nd. r...K.u, as . Msrm. and r.
enterr remedy, seldom eve tail..
3rd. rAiM-KiLLKm will en re Crantps or
I'ams In any port of tb systesa. A
sinaie nose usually assets enre.
th rit KiLtra will enredyii i ysla and
I od igestiost, tl need neoorxung to diree
uena..
5th. ratscsttixaa Is aa almost ae.feit-
tog ears far Sadden Cofcia, Concha. a.
(ih
iP.rr?3'553
rerer; Uhasenxed tnentoat stlnsls
?tsu rst( Kftxrn as a ltal H aa- 1
ettSJcd tor T BlM. Itulfclslas.
uuroM. urateea. ou i'psisa,e.
Mb. Pau-Kitxaa has enred mms eg
Khromaiuaa and yraraigVaaXUrytars
Hh. rilr Kilub will destroy MU. Pes-
- v nu. WktUowe t&dliarea,girtac:tiie
m saui nnev toe uu asfHwauosu
Tsta-Kitxaa carve Heednraa, ad
HI h. rt,SLit-tjra will ear yen dale as
nfw sM snany m stounr im um
liA. rats.Kttxam has Wis Wjcs the
sa4iiarMrit(us
pnbtte ems uutty-oveeei years a4 is
' wnrety VmmsM irn rslisn. ens
: aeest and eae ta every Skamity. The
tmpuctty nuesHilnc Its eeo. tarM
wiva ia grwsi rarwy g imai 1 n 1
Mkjr seureiy sie luaied w n. ad
tm T isiih es ririXwBW
. im as a ai em led isieew tas
- . moke ts tarraiee as weerr urns
mrt ssaii Ken wti taiU enlw
1 w a ere a aj ways 1
TVs i:mcs Is mm
reectatad ta eery ejwsruw eg tka tM
rrr rui msii n tn taeer
,La'ai
tKt4taWV UttttirM.
ra a aa m taagoaaraa. Keery
rn. aa SMarsy a
kmnmt Mil the- taad aeeyHlee
a k-ty
a swmwrAaar
StaCewi t aad
a twaaaar
t faaa
r.CAXA&AY,
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atwWL MS
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MISCELLANEOUS,
DAGG1NU, TIES, &c
J 5Q BoUs and HaU Holls BAGGING,
wo candles TICS.
SS Tons HOOP I EON.
So Kegs NAILS.
S BUs KEROSENE OIL.
IJQUORS, TOBACCO, and C1QAIU4 a
pedal ty. .
dee 21 U ADRIAN VOLLER&.
Ploar, Sngar, . Meat, -Molasses.
1000 mU FlxUBof wtous brands.
230 BbU bUUAR, of sundry grades,
130 Boxes MEAT, Hams,' Shoulders
. Kides. btrtps, Uellies.
, awUhdsandBbUMOLASSE?,
Call on or order diiect trout
dee a U ADRIAN A OLIVERS
CnniSTJflAS GOODS.
RAISINS. ORANOhS
LEMONS, CANDY.
vlTBON,
rRUNEH, CURKANTH, NUTS.
COCOAJUTS and FIRE CllACKERf , ,
Fortale by . " ; :
ADRIAN & YOLLEIW,
Wnolesale Grocer,
CJor., Dock and Firoht Street.
dec 21-lr
COOTS AND SUOES.
j CST RECEI VXD AN Im
Si-
mense stock or . LADIES'
FOX and MOROCCO SHOES
I ." ; ' - ' ' " " '
of all varleUes, styles and descriptions; a!o
- GENTS' SHOES
In every imaginable style.
' CIIILDBEXS' SHOES
A specialty.
, THOMAS II. HOWKV. la.,
dec211y
No. 49 Market street.
SALOON,
THE OFFICII SALOON.
QN THE STEET WHICH LEAIW UtOM
the Dawson Bank to the Custom lloutr,
IS THE PLACE
To cet the very test
NEW RfVER OYSTERS and GAME.
All the delicacies of the season si wsys on
THE THE VERY FINEST LIQUORS
I At the BAR, and every attention paid lo
" j xuiiomers. . ,
CALL CHRISTMAS AKI) GET
YOUR EGO NOG.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALU
dec SI if . i W. M. COUJSM.
JYirniture, Carpets.
URGE STOCK, ILL GRADES.
LATEST DESIGNS,
LOWEST PRICES.
AN KLEUAHT AHMiKTM KNT K
CHILDREN'S CHAJIW AND RAT
TAN UOCKEIW. ,
Just the thtas!fur CbrUltnas GifU
: : - " -
D. A. SMITH A ext.,
- j;- ,. " . ' -I. '
decSI tf North Front fUeet,
FURNITURE
V A S C I U T 1' E .
I -fa,e J V a i
soirrii fkoxt street.
K
ECTB TltE LAitT KTOCX or
cflinBEtt ISO MBLOtt
1 ,
FURNITURE
Ia ta &. and eadirltsaa etawiaaUaa,
For Xsnaa, (UadWMt and Maiis UaUaa
NICE LOT OF CAUrETH
HATrrXfie aad wtnWti weeally Kaiad'
ia o-arxtit rv kji 1 1 vu mruauu
dee a a - j
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rut ' i )
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If Hi CaTeUta ai VlTTliU s-
iXX til tatVllf Tl4 -
riTE SM0KO3 ALT lCU- Ac,
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