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f a Vol. KEWBE&N, K. C, SATURDAY MOBHIKG,- MAY 22, 1875, Number 113. LOCAL AND STATE SQUIBS. Go to Watkins' for good Cigars. Corn is coming iu quite freely now and th price fluctuates. Tlic Centennial. Our city was comparatively quiet duriug Thursday, notwithstanding the fact that nearly Miss Sntan Diuiock Wc take from the Echo the following tribute of respect written by our worthy townswoman r i t v.. n ... :,........, ,11, iitUnmiiJipl Pnpf Mra. Alarv liavara ...all tne stores anu oiuer uiauea ui uuaiuias uc u WK,b,,.. - , - . . - Icldscil part of the day, ami Newborn wason a Clarke, to the memory of Misa Sue Diiuock, of vvovf. i Jt 1 - . . j , i c "enteuniaiize. I xrowever, aiu iuiei iviuii A fresh sunplvof Bunch lcaus just receieu ;llf i-,.iif i,1W7, i,orc. and can reioico over a at Watkins real occassion, iu some secluded, creek, on Vi ritfc,f11 -Vt'f 11 riUvll IriSL 11 112 lit til1 UVUiV V 1 ww. and report a galorioiii time in Charlotte. , The best assortment o: city at F. M. Agostine's. 60 Quarts Strawberries ' Cassimcres in the for sale at . Gto. Allen &. Co. great occassion, m some sgcuuicu. autk, uu t the skt'nuy side bf a boat sail, getting "nibbles'' 'from a bang up," with an occasional "bite," withliust as much vini as can those who arc ninkiiirr the welkin riucr with marshal music ii ml Lunirmadfii in the crowded streets of the i city. viifv KilL- jinil iLaco Ties, at reduced j- (u.w y .- - - t - prices. Also llat beans at ours, uewvy t Kn I'nnl ! Kritll Cool ! ! Tim wat to do that at very little expense, and in a very i delicious manner, is to go to MJru ftn1' A- flntnn anil erf I, Out) of their i I IALXT1 O XUW i v b ... I . . i, - . . . -r i - r -r s "T : 1 1 . Two unimportant cases came up belore tUejGooch s jateut i-aij icecream ratao,wuu Mayor yesterday and day before two young directions how! to make good r ''Cream. A n,nrt"iii." on Centennial Ida v. and a colored very nice present is given to each purchaser Inafafil stole a hou vefcterday. . ibt a I reezer Th latest styles in Drts Goodd, Lawns Percales at F. M. Agostiiio's.- Washinrton. N. C, a most estimable and tal ented lady, wrecked on the t unfortunate Btr. bchillcr.j .wo learn Miss jJimicK naa ueen studying Medicine in xsew ;lork, and, had taken passage on the Schiller for the purpose of completing her studies injEurope. t ! IX MEMOEIAM. HISS -SUSAN DIMOCK, if. D.t BOEN IN' WASHING" TON,' N. C, AND IXJST ON THE BCHILLEK. The Wilmington Journnl 'I'f,., T.-i.liou rf IIiq Trp.vihvfpriilll Chlll'ldl. Will ! hold a Festival on Tuesday evening May 23th understands thatjj,, McLean Building, h Ice Cream Cake TLtc Cream. Jlilieiheri at the old stMlo,AIiddl( Pickles, AVest Superior Flour, nt Hollistkr's, Sin -. ft v ) w v a I K, u l v-- .--- i the Wilmington Cotton Mills are about ready , ud Lther refreshments will be served. 4 .mmoin'p onrrations. ltie uusv Wlieci 01 active work will be heard in a few days. Ladies or Gents' hue Shoes,at F. M. Agostine Messrs. Allen & Co. ; ycsterOny received cou8igumeni 01 m ; u-vow have seen this seasonl j Just arrived, a great', variety of cooking Stoves, which will bo sold cheap at L. L. Churchilrs. ' . ; Tin mut!r -portion of Wake X 1.1C5 11UOV w ' X ft ! , ... . i HT.,.1..w xiirrlit rftVri.llSillV Killed couuiy. oil iuvuunj : -a hu'r everything 4 'killable" that had not been des- troyed by tormer coia siapt.. Canned Goods, English India Molasses, Fine Syrups, Roasted Coffee, choice Teas, South Front Street. . J . The Bank of New llanover having discon tinued its business atlTarboro, M. Mathew Waddell the President of the Bauk at that plrtc'.vUlkibiitiuttire; tfw; illectwig busiues. The Greensboro Patriot says: We , under .:, uf rvi Tuford i has sicrnified to Gov. Brogdeu his intention to begin the change ot JhA -North Caroliua road east ol in "..m rrhi is bcrhaps the shortest way to test the validity of the recent legisla , tive enactment. -' ' We learn about b0 names have been enrolled ' i k liwf for! -.-..lift revival of the Elm City Kifiefe, and all are reiuested to meet promptly O ye who late have scattered flowers -" - Where Carolina's heroes sleep, Bow down your heads in sorrow now, :k : And for her noblest daughter weep. Weep for a soul that bravely met The careless scoff, the scorn, the sneer. And undismayed amid them all - - , . Achieved a woman's grand career. 1 1 In sickness, woman's instinct leads Al once, to soothe and lessen Pain. 1 ud to that instinct she but brought hand the best article offereil to the public in the city. ' As a vender of this luxury he, has no cjqual.- j- - - ! -. " " ' - . Very iiiiporlant. ' - 4 IT: J Tf iirrhes is selling as good cigar for live cents as can be bought elsewhere for ten cts. Go and try them. ' !; v ;00U dozen spools Clark s cotton at to cts. 100 pounds standard Silk, lor sals by the ger Manuiacturmg uo. . i r . ;VM ; E. S. AVokMEIX, Agent, tf ?i Craven St., New Berue N. C. 10G Sur ar-curcd Hams and Shoulders, Break fast Bacon. New Butter, Superior Mo lases, 1 v Vlnii r at 4 cents per pound, and ' O Suarat lOc.i Parties makiug purchases of j me can have their goods placed at their door free of charcre. C. E. blover. , If you waut to buy your goods cheaper luijA cllJn c for IUe vou can witn tnose wuu iuivuhiou in, &J . i r . ! . -a 1 "1 "f . 1j .-...,11 lioiiutrce s, next door to : national iMUh, auu vOik will liud the cheapest and best stock ol godds in the cily. . , rso troumo io suow kuww there. Samples always given on uuiumuu. Be! sure to call and see for yourselves. Say not; she stepped her 4 'sphere" bey on a; For with a woman's honest pride She sought its borders to enlarge, . , And in the glorious effort died. But whom the gods love mo3t die young. Before life's brightest blossoms fall; And disappointment wrings the cry, , "The fruit is dust and ashes all." ;.s , i: i - - . ' She'd gain d her place, and in her ; jjrune. With earnest zeal her work begun; ! O ! let her mourning sisters see, : rt..i That work by them is fully done. ; ' ' A rtil lnrv in Hii woman's soul . i ! . That steadfast conquered in the strife, For tho' she sank beneath Death'a waves,. ; tShe grandlv rose o'er those of life. . ; j " , - Maby Bayakd ClAEKi. Nkwbekn, N. C. j of " Gates & Foy return their thanks to ' their numerous friends and customers for the liberal Itiflcfe, and ail are retpaei.'t: w u;i,v F4xx,v patronage ncretoiore exientiuu iu at the Atlantic Hosk & ,Ladder Truck House be, leave to anu0unce the fact that they are Tuesday night, 25th inst, at 8i o'clock, for re- uotv receiving their new spring . block, which Will 06 IOUllU vUIill'lvW ii I hvjj their line. Call and see us bf tore purcnasing organization and election of officers. r Just Nde. ' I -. i " A beautiful v assor tment of Black ' Alpacca Sacfci ajid wijl contimio to inake through the season Warranted' home-made. Standard price, U. A. McLackla Middle St r - , - opposite Baptist Church. Best fit th Temple FasUion. . : Geuls' Slippers 75 centa! a pair. ; ,? . Gents' low-cpiarter shoes, the best made, $2V Ladies Slippers, French; kid, $1 a pair. Ladies' cloth Gaiters, any size, $1' , " Infant Slippers, in all colors, 25J " Boys Straw Hats 15 cents a piece j j " Ladies Sun Downs, 10 tents a piece. ' Japanese Fans, to open and close, 10c a piece A splendid Linen Hdf for 10c. r : ",. - 5 Dress Goods, Victoria, Lawns, Pique, Check- Muslins, Jaconet, Swiss, Embroideries, Glores .wl o I'll 11 liiit rt f .hilrlrp.n's Btrioed hose, all UtUli t " . . x . . - , i - i .1. :ii l . f1A at ni-inca tViar. will actrtn. . . i i. C TAm,V..Mi mnlfia rri von If vourboot or shoe needs a neat patch, oriish inecommum- half-sole, carry it to E. Havens, on Middle witn pleasure. ; i, toSFPHMABK ' near South Front Streets where - it will be, ; elsewhere. done cheap, quick and to your satisfaction. L
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