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4 djlftafham jucorJ THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1881 H. A. LONDON. Jr., Editor. IRELAND'S TROUBLES. The condition of Ireland is assum ing a most serious aspect, and the troubles of that unhappy country are truly alarming and threaten an open rebellion. Thirty thousand British soldiers are now stationed in Ireland, and are prepared for any emergency, equipped with the most improved ap pliances of modem warfare. The Irish mobs cannot hopo to contend suc cessfully with the disciplined armies of Great Britain, and it is hoped that armed collisions may be avoided, j city last week ftad .Mivered a speech Quite a serious riot recently occurred, that has given rise to much comment, but of course the militarv soon dis-! It is due the Baptists of the Yadkin persed the mob, not, however, until Association, who are stronpdy in fa ff , , , , . vor of remporauce, to state that Mr. blood had been shed and several , ,.J t rPnresent thern in lives lost, UNIVERSITY COMMENCE MENT. On last Thursday we had the pleas ure of attending the Annual Com mencement of our State University, which was the most successful that has been held since the resuscitation of that institution. Everything con tributed to render it a grand occa sion, and it will long be remembered by those who were so fortunate as to attend. There was a large atten dance of persons from abroad as well as of those residing in the surrounding country,and an unusual number of the dignitaries of tbe State, among whom were the Governor, our two United States Senators, several Congressmen and ex-Congressmen, Judges, &c. Nearly every town in the Stat6 was represented by its beaut, and we all know that more beautiful Carolina. The Ba W. P. Har ton by deliv conceded by all who heard them to j have been equal, if not superior, to ! ftnv that have heretofore been deliv- i ered on similar occasions. The ora tions of the Seniois exhibited a re markable degree of talent and learn ing, and reflected the highest honor upon the scholarship of the IJniver- Rltv. Tllftaivl fVlflcn nvnt.'Ai.f. - J mvav liUUUUl sue ; well written, evinced so much thought ' and research, and exhibited such a I send into her service such well-equip pea sons. Tl. 3 1" l , . f ted of xue graauaimg class consis luuxy-one memoers, a larger number I than in any graduating class in twen- j ty-one, a larger number than during any session since the bemuninir of! the late war. This is most gratify- j ing to all friends of the University, and we sincerely hope that this num. j ber may soon be doubled and trebled. North Carolinians have iust cause to nnA e tt .. , iiowuere can ue iouna kws,ub puuuimB uu r - V7r - 1 7 .7" of rvliich ran tne lollowmg singular i for C.'swtll cuuntv owned h 1,. .t 1 V e -1 I- r. 1 . U : IJt! Ill 1VIH III III - I ) V I I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 r . - ... . . .. . women than in North i lluu. lue l" V""16" Zl rVr . " 1 . " 7: J7 . and sad endorsement : ''This is tlie cr.vemi vf.ar i nnt-T,,,,,,, I l"'u"TO-Mgq,Tn' ' 1 ecalaureate Sermon by Iter, i rrrltioual. peaceable and ham.' uses of oar people. Because it dis-; ' 1S' " goes of the old County Court, the door of ; Smm M M Wh rison,D.D., of Washin-! less: to nut clothes on the bucks of! criminates between classes, among j"" an om nouso mai was use. tor serv- g M " m m MM City, and the Literary Address bis children, broad in their mouth i our own people, and offer privileges ; Koidsvillo "Weekly: Wo suppose!, &Lac,,y , ,,0lUf cxni01t.&: ' i m m W M M M mwrlm I Seifator Vit W Zll ZZ ' knowledge in their heads. An act ! to one ifc denies to another. Because the largest sale of manufactured to. eft n; h ml? fM M M fe M Wi SMS senator 3lat Y. Kanom, were.. . ru 1 nndr it. tb iriim wvnf limmr i... , x-.i. ..i; 'hog went into the house and the; tSh&L&f to. m ttMi Ba & 1 ered on Wednesday, and were i 0;niw n10 .;sefia rtf ; not beinc prevented, will sorim? un a i l. Tr v 17 p, . idoor was acc;dentaJiy fauteneu. The ! IT"1 n i 1 etandard of scholarshio as to eveite ! daJ laborer, that he may give to the ; wi-re open drinking is :...,i i- r.. . . cause of nroductive indaetrv the i secret drinking will ensue. Because . a lot oi uugsies ana inends were m j "og men 101 t rr.rr . . Xne ate 01 1 streL-th heretofore spent to his iniu-! the best and most perfect forms of ! waiting. They harried off to the j did, l mvoi ionn Carolina is to be congratulated ryj anj nave his reward in the iia- i such legishitiou are inadequate to the , residence of Rev. G. AV. Coppedge. ; being the canst;, upon having a University that can j proved condition of his family. I suppression of a temptation common where she became Mrs. Nick Woods." Greensboro 13 ty years, and the Faculty assert that cruiting olncersthe right to drill in ; "cable- to stop its manufacture, uu- , ' . . , ;r.mPli;tp i there waR a leok somo w,jere, but it therehasnPvPrWnnLc t i any township of this State. i less every industry connected with ? 1 1 1 conld not be found. It was! turned ritfkl.Wn 7n T An act to put the burden of crime I it is first killed outright, and our if "Zon , lV " H " ' f i on a"ain at nve o'clock yesterday nor scholarship The total number j on the t tl where ifc j peope are l)ro bt 1)tlcg to tho ; hn no ;w com 11 v t s;X females. ilD(l tbe 6earcb WM MJe wRb ; of students during the past session take it from the tempted, to whom it i and methods of barbarous days. ! tl ? n" 13 "'i ) I ted lamp-when the escaped , ! amoanted to one hundred and nine-1 doe not belong." . j Because, not only powerless to cure ! i Ce. annals oi wbicb WRS ci,iefly iu betweeu'the ! 1 , ; .V"lversit antliMr.Geoi-e fcuuum ao an witnm tneir power j to pi omote its prosperity and extend On .motion of Mr. Scott, of New its usefulness. Kanover county, a committee of five The degree of L. L D was con 'oa P(rmaneut organization was op ferred upon Bishon Green, kf Aii , ; ! R0,5te?. l"lo0.: K Pi lL . . , ' sippi, an alumnus and former pro fessor, Rev. A. D. Hepburn, another professor but now President of Da vidson College, and upon those dis tinguished alumni, Senator Iian&oni s.nd Judge Ituffin. The degree of D. D. was conferred on liev. J. H. Foy, of St. Louis, but a native of Korth Carolina, and Itev. Calvin H. V7i!ey, for so many years the Super intendent of Public Schools. We could not repress a feeling of gratifica tion, if not exultation, that nearly all tne medals and honors awarded were j borne off by the students of the "Di Society. One pleasing and remarkable in cident was the speech of Mr. E. J. Mallett, now a resident of New York, who graduated in the class of 1818 sixty-three years ago! This veteran " brought down the house" by begin ning his address in the words of that famous school-boy's speech : "You would scarce expect one of MY age To epeak in public on tlie stage." As an indication of the sentiment of that large assembly upon the all absorbing topic of the day, we will mention that there was no applause whatever during the first three speeches of the graduates, but as soon as the fourth speaker alluded to "Pro hibition" there was a sudden and tumultuous outburst of applause, deafening and prolonged. We were pleased to meet and ex change greetings with our veteran brethren of the Press, Messrs. Creecy, Yates and Cameron, whose facile pens have done so much to promote the prosperity of our good old State. A Striking Contrast. (Raleigh Advocate.) "We understand that a gentleman asked the president of the Liquor Dealers Convention why they did not get the Her. (?) Mr. Brown to open the Convention with prayer, to which he replied that he did not believe in prayer. When the Pro hibitory Convention mot it was open ed with prayer and closed with the benediction, and thousands of good people all over the State are praying for the success of prohibition. Wo wonder if a single prayer has ever been offered for anti-Prohibition ! Imagine, if you can, how such a prayer could be worded ! The Anti-Prohibition Treacher. llcv. S. D. Brown, of Hampton ville, j was a delegate to the Anti-Prohibi ! firm n -mvenfinn wldeli met. in this flio rVmvmif ion. Tho lnirmtps of the Yadkin Association for 18S0. show that the Flat Rock Baptist church of which he was a member, has de manded of Mr. Brown his credentials ' as a Baptist minister, and that this action of, the church was endorsed by the Association. Tbe ground of this action was that Mr. Brown had accepted the position of government store-keeper, and was thus identified with the liquor traffic. Biblical Re corder. The Prohibition Bill. The Central Protestant (published at Greensboro) suggests the follow ing appropriate titles for the prohib itory bill: ''The proposed act in reference to the manufacture and Mlfl of soiritnons! liquors, called prohibition.might have j a title more expressive of its nature and tendency; we propose the follow ing: An act to protect tue poor roan s neriallv cities, so that where heretofore bias pheray, vulgarity and ribaldry have beeT1 s0 rampant a to render it unsafe i I ior lauics to wain m me anytime j (even though attended by the police) any lady may go without fear and ! i without au attendant. ! I An act to abolish two-thirds of the j I crime of our population, to reduce !tue ho An act to economise the time of tho ; proved Au act to restrain the dealer in I strong drink from compassing the j ruin of innocent boys and promising i. i xii. . -i ! An act to deprive the devil of his ; right arm and to cut off from his re-! Anti-Prohibition Convention. (Raleigh Visitor, 1st. irmt.) Pursuant to a call, the State Anti Prohibition Convention met in Me tropolitan Hall at 12 m. , to-day : Co1, T- N' CooPer. of Iredell coun- ty called tbe made Temporary Secretary J1j. ocotr, . A. Jiiluison, J. J. btewurt and Nat Atkinson. Mr. James Ii Boyd, of Alamance I county was called out, and proceed ed to address the Convention for up wards rf an hour, in opposition to the prohibition bill. At the conclu sion of his address the Chairman of the Committee on permanent orcrani j tion reported as follows, which was adopted : a or President, It. C. Badg er, of Wake; Vice-President, D. S. Angle, of Iredell; J. E. Boyd, of Guilford; J. T. Reepass, Beaufort; J. E. O'Hara, Halifax; Henry Northery, Richmond; J. H. Renfrow, Wake; Daniel Kelly, Moore: M. N. Learv. Cumberland; W. H. Bailey, Davie; L. W. Turner, Granville; W. J. Daughtry, Carteret; D. R. Johnson, Warren; A. Moore, Cumberland; G. A. Bingham, Rowan; Win. Johnston, Mecklenburg. Committee on Resolutions N. At kinson, George Mathes, Col. Carpen ter, J. E. O'Hara, John Spelnian. Executive Committee State at large, Col. Carpenter, T. N. Cooper, H. E. Scott, H. Brunhill. Secretaries H. I. McDuffie, G. L. Tonnoffski, J. M. McGowan and W. V. Turner. Maj. Badger, on taking the chair, as President, addressed the Conven tion briefly. J. E. O'Hara and J. T. Re3pass de livered addresses. Mr. Nat Atkinson, of Bancombp county and another gentleman, whose J name we muea to get, made speeches after which, on motion, the conven tion adjourned till 5 o'clock p. m. AFTEKSOOX SESSION. t The Convention re-assembled at 5 o clock and was called to order by the President, R. C. Badger, Esq. Col. Cobbs, of Person county of fered the following preamble and resolution which was adopted: Whereas, Complete organization has been perfected in many of the I uimac ean shave and a clean sbirtjto ! ll'u ueciarcs are ueeessary iu . f fif lhoneft.Hl Jnii,ir fortnM .r " ; . . : B &&m pgag E&83 SSISrv I btmbnmftJ d flmnnf ,t S the e Hc. mechanical and scienitic i ft U" ianner. l)an.,g one oi the sessions, f MMMwM 2BA I r.ritf nf nvimmo nnvoflnfmn nn,1 SarV LO tllMT SlinnOlt. flUfi Hl!LkOS Tlfl lessen the numbers in inils. almM- ! provision lor the rai iu their reve- ; boa, r uses. asvlam8and the nenitentiarv. ! nus. Because under it no form of 2otb, Convention to order, and ; euiauves oi lue cause oi temperance course Tonnoffski, of Wake, was ! m ortb Carolina, tho .anti-prohibi-: to find counties against prohibition, there fore. Resolved, That this Convention adopt the name to be known in fu ture as the "Anti-Prohibition Party for the the State of North Carolina." After the reading of the above reso lution, Mr. Cobbs came forward and addressed the Convention briefly in opposition to prohibition. The Committee on resolutions of fered the following which was unani mously adopted : Whereas, A bill to prohibit the manufacture and sale of spirituous and fermented liquors, for the pur poses of beverage, within the borders of North I arolina, was papsed by the last Legislature, to be submitted to the people for ratification or re jection, at an election to be held on the first Thursday in August next; and Whereas, The said act is obstruc tive to tbe moral, sociaK political and material progress of our people: Bo cause it proposes to deprive them of reasonable and proper liberties they have always enjoyed, is suroptnary in its character end opens the door to further encroach meuts upon thoso lib erties. Because it is violative of our State constitution in letter and spirit. Because it is incapable of enforcement, and, as worse than a dead letter on our statute books, will ! beget disrespect for other and better j out of ten of the electors of tlmt laws aud looseness in their adminis- township would voto for Prohibition, tration. Because it proposes a mou- j I am grateful to know that the Ala opoly hateful to the instiucts of a free j manco Gleaner, Chatham Recoup, people, and seeks to establish that I and Aehboro Courier stand erect on monopoly in the hands of a class who j the subject." have neither sought nor desired it, j aud whose best interests would be A correspondent of the News and subverted in its success. Because in Observer from Caswell county, says : the lijrht of its working in other com j "There was, not long ago, a man munities we see that it opens the j living near Leesburg, who was born door to more sin, misery and wrong ! 1U Orange, raised in Caswell, and than it prevents, and prepares the lived and died in Poi son, and never ground for a new crop of crimes and moved out of tho houso where he abuses. Because it proposes to im- i first saw tho light. So much for Pose upon the monopolists it creates, I the druggists and physicians licensee! j nndcr its degrading conditions and ; offers a premium for the debauching ; ot two noble professions. Le,caii3e it discriminates a?amt our own neo- custom amoi ng merchants of treating ; ;ers, susceptive of great j their custon abuse. .because it decreases the yu,i-ca A wumi iiuumum- cipal revenues, make new taxes necessary and prepares a new and onerous burden for tas payers little to hear it. Because it will rob tlic public schools of inouies ncces- iwebriety restrained, aud ; suppressed, : to all mankind and ordained in fact ; "J the Creator of the universe. because two thirds of the entire ; c - ,.;fr,r,o Annr u, i ing used for scientific and medical purposes, it ZT7 i 1 i me ins it treats, and sure to engeucer ; and foster new and greater evils, it in j t for the reasons recited, and many ' i f ".I ... . others obnoxious to the cause of vir - tue, morality, peace, prosperity and happiness among cur people; there-j fore, be it itesoivcd, mat we, the real rcpre- nnd the said bill unworthy the sup- pun oi enngntenea ireemen and good j citizen!-: j And be it resolved further, That I wo pledge ourselves to resist its adop- tion by every worthy means at our ! command and call upon our fellow- j citizens of every creed and race, cf i every snade of religious and political j opinion, to join with us in condemn- j ing at the ballot box this most unjust unworthy and improrjer law. Natt Atkinsox, Chairman. J E O'Hara, J J S tewart, G M Mathes, S M Carpenter, JonN Sl'ELMAN. The Rev. Mr. Brown, of Yadkin, was called out and proceeded to speak at length iu opposition to the prohibition bill. Mr. J. Eaton Bledsoe, of Wake was called out and also spoke in op position to the prohibition move ment. The Convention then adjourned sine die. A Lucky Miner. Fraud Winkler a coal miner in Ohio, has received the astonishing intelli gence that his brother has died in England leaving $15,000,000, to be divided between him and five bro there and a sister. Winkler came to this country several years ao. His family was of humble parentage and born in Central Prussia, where four still reside. Forty years ago Ids elder brother left home to seek his fortune in some distant dime. He went to Liverpool, and from there to Cape of Good Hope, where he be came a very successful diamond mer chant and " accumulated vast wealth. His family understood that he was prosperous, but that was all. He wrote them regularly, saying he would surprise them some day. About two years ago they ceased hearing from him. Being alarmed the family endeavored to ascertain the facts of the matter, but learned that he died on his way home to Prussia and has left them $45,000,00. 1 can be i tiouists. hero in convention assembled and State Views. Raleigh Visitor : The Vance coun ty magistrates met yesterday aud elected as commissieners of the new county E. G. Brodie, A. L. Steed, J. M. B. Hunt, G. H. Yancey and J. B. Crudup. The Ashboro Courier boasts of the following Randolph curiosities: Mr. Henderson Burrow has a hog's tusk that measures 12 inches in length. There is a boy in this county aged 15 years who is 0 feet 4h inches hih. He grew more than 4 inches last year. A correspondent of the Kinston Journal writing from Onslow county,' says : ''Prohibition is booming down here, onr township almost a unit in its favor a Grand Mass Meeting the 11th June The colored people are strong for it." A correspondent of the Elizabeth City Economist from Washington county, says : "Prohibition is getting to be very popular over hero. Onr professional men will take the stump in its favor. The preachers will do their best for it. The colored society are taking the field in its favor." A Correspondent of the Greensboro North State, says: "Last week I was in Albright Township. Chatham conntv. and was assured that nine forming new counties." N 0I),ervcr. ycstcrdav the Libition niovemeut h,(1 a amnh though powerful witness in its favor. At the Kaleigh National liank wk received a $10 bill, across the back Co., of this place, one day last week, The sale amounted to over a ouartcr million pounds, being even six thous- I Ub V ?llu? UWW1. V ?ru land boxes, none webbing less than nc t0"?S i S i T0 f I forty and some sixt pounds to the j lo tW and found to iliur ; J0X 1 I astonishment the nog in there and ; j sti 1 alive. Tho hog had been in the ! A correspondent of tho Farmer and Mechanic from Nash county save : Mr. T. J. Braswell's daughter, Miss an awav on the mdifc of the coming down stairs bare-footed and slipped out unknown to the old j tolk? and joined her Jover who with i A. correrponrlent of tho Raleitrh "T utC iTnH SftVS i,r- landis old goose some llt3rs' riul FCei,,S that they were all nifiiPQ i nrnoil ihr-m nrAf ir ihn rM ' UUOK illDLUI V. Winston Leader: Mr. II. S. Fov, ()f this niace, had a settim hen j which left ber nest about the lime the 'eggs, on which she was setting, were ready to hatch. Thinking them I spoiled, he put the eggs on the fence to be used as nest eggs, but in the of a day or t wo was snrm-isod ! that they had all hatched out, j the little chicks were silting on ! the fence chirping as lively as crickets ews and Observer: Last night Mr. Owens Jackson, a farmer of Burr's Orcek, Harnett county, fell through lin Pen hatchway iu the store cf Brown & Sexton, Fayetteville street, imo the cellar, a distance of about eeven leec. J-hf unexpected fall rrrfli t. shock of the dislocated his left knee joint, and also broke that leg midway between the ankle and kne. The physicians at once set tho limb. A correspondent of the Kinston Journal, in writing au account of Daplin Court, says : "The first thing to bo commended is tbe absence of druukcuness which is noarly always seen during Court weeks in small towns. We arrived at Keuansvillo about 2 o'clock, found the streets packed aud crowded with men, and, after spending three davd in the village came away having seen only two or three drunken men during the time. Kenansville is a "dry town" and the friends of Prohibition allege, that to that fact is due this sobriety that at previous Courts the streets were of ten a model of Pandemonium." Greensboro Battle Ground : Two negro men weut to tho residence of Col. Irwin, who lives near Reidsville, for the purpose of commit! ing an outra&e upon Miss Irwin, a beautiful young lady, but fortunately for her, she was absent at the Reidsville school in company with her father. The negroes finding themselves foil ed in their fiendish attempt upon her, they assaulted her mother, a lady about fifty years old, in a brutal man ner, outraged her, and left her insen sible. The negroes were arrested. and confined under strong guard, and as the citizens are known for their braveiy and love of honor, Judge Lynch was so strongly hinted that it was only by strumous efforts that the officers were able to keep the prisoners from the hands of the citi zens. The indignation increased so much that on yesterday it was con cluded as lest to bring "the prisoners here for safe keeping. Danbury Reporter : Mr. A. A. Dil lion died Saturday last, under susp i cious circumstances;. so much so that the coroner of the county thought it his duty to look into the matter. He sent for the health officer of the county, Dr. L. H.-Hill, who made a post mortem examination, and re ported that Mr. Dillon died of cere bral hemorrhage (the bursting of a blood vessel in the brain). A num ber of our citizens yet believe that he was poisoned from using drugged whiskey, which produced convulsions, and caused the bursting of tho blood vessels of the brain. Wilmington Star : The sad intelli gence was received yesterday of the accidental killing of Mr. E. H. Paul, a prominent and energetic citizen of Red Banks, Robeson count.y, on the Carolina Central Railroad. II seoms that Mr. Paul was engsged with some of his mill hands in coupling some lumber cars on a side-track, aud was in between two of tho cars, when his head got accidentally caught betwoen porno projecting pieces of lumber and was so badly crushed as to cause his death. Deceased, who leaves a wife and children to mourn his sad fate, lived only about one hour after tho accident. We under stand that his life was insured for 820,000. Newborn Nut Shell : A singular case comes up before Esq. Stanly to- j day. Three colored pro ichers were ; filling a pulpit in a church in this j city on Sunday last the floor. However cacii churning a ltOV Sliiidf: Gaies hold his claim good in spite of all odds, and a collection was taken up, tho money being deposited in his vidUa, which was placed inside the nnlnit.. 71'.i1a lio vjna TivrjMi!iv i 1 ' " "--,-..0 , the congregation, the valise was 10-j moved and tho money ti'.lcen from j it, whereupon he Las had the other I two ministers cited to appear this j morning for larceny, while they got out a warrant, agr.inst him for dis-; tuibing a religious congregation. ! ows and Observor ! Brown, a brother of Major T. J. i lie late Hen. j id Brown, j : 1:,jr.njIei ! .f,av' ; -I;iior missed his hog and failing to e up the search, thinkinsr i 1.., :n i i j house, which hr.d a plank floor to it, j I without either food or drink for 42 days. He was wafer like in his thiu- : ness "NVhen eriven corn to eat. as he j would press h:s nose to the ground no w:w so veryjight ins hinu ic-gs would ny up on tne ground. xi,t ou;e lime, uut nnai:y nutitry last no doubt attle Ground : At 5 ' o'clock yesterday tlw lAdooiionso made a narrow escape! j from fire. Mr. McAdoo was putting i j up an apparatus to use gas niaunfae- j i tured from gasoline. Vhen the gas ! j was turned on, it was discovered that j lit i -r t noor and ceiling over tne vacant room next the cSee on tho North, took lire and instantly exploded with a re port which was heard for one hundred yards or more. The pk- ; yut three; terinsr was ripped oft abou teet wide cl some six feet in the office leaving ! tlle appearance ot having been struck hJ lightning. Fortnnately there was j uo oue 1U ima room neuce tLiG rt;im age siigut. jne oi rue ime wmaows on tho front was completely demol ished blown out as if by tho ex plosion from gun-powder, and the othe r FJitrntiv damaged. i ue gas i went out with tho explosion or a ! destructive lire would have hcen the ' rebult. i Varsaw Brief Jilention : The trial of Nick Hunter, Clerk cf the Snpe- rior Court Of Lenoir COUnty, charged vain urnirg tne uierk s oiuce oi that ! county, which had been removed to this county, bsan on Wednesday . mpleted at 10 ; mormnff ana was com: ocjock x-. iu. oaiuraay, resumngm a mistrial, the jury standing seven for conviction and hnc for acquittal. J There were over fifty witnesses, and ' quite a number of others from Lenoir I ... . . . - i present, the c:se escitincr wiaesnread interest. There were nine members of the bar of counselfor the defendant. The jury was above the uaual averogv. The case was thoroughly contested and developed a number ef circum stances so strong and convincing that seven of the jurors were fully' satis fied of the defendant's gailt; five good men, however, (for all the members of the jury were good men were not so satisfied, contending, we j understand, that the motive was no suiiiciently shown, and so saved tho defenaant. ihe case was removed to Carteret eonnfr. nl rLf-..n- .-I..... -! " .-. r.n , , . I uan& recogmzeu m $i,uuj lor nis ap-i pearacce at the next Superior Court j of that COUnty. j Prejudice Kills. "Eleven j'ear.s our daughter suf fered on a bed of misery under the relief, and now she 13 restored to r.s I Six in good health by as simple a remedy as Hop Bitters, lhat we had pooh- d at lor two years, before using it. u e earnestly hope and pray that no one else will let their sick suffer as we did, on account of prejudice against so good a medicine as Hop Bitters." The Parents. Telegram. care of several of the best (and some ! DAYtiwa" of the worst) physicians, who gave j Kr.-wS her disease various names hvt. t o iinv.. mii.-s : Mi::M. bUUdloa Z&iscelleneous Have been awarded a Prize at Acricultural bite.1. Dr. Ledoux, bS & 7o), to jS. U. State Jigr 1 Board, gives ell's Chemicals an intrinsic value of 13.) f nrrcula, when they i 10.00. j- his is the best, tilissr. mm ass? The Best, Cheapest and Most By thciiruso, high grade fertilizers Iicaamt XamerE in 4 ALSO MAJJUFACTUFEXS OP fCTSLL'S SiaS3ITS3 EOIJS, POTOOI'S ZLTBBS, EISH 5SAI2, TOSLL'S ?UEE SCiTS SiZAL, rOSLL'S SULP2ATS P0TA22, tOTLL'g i2K0SLSED SOBS, TOVSLL'S rCTASa, ?0WSLL'S PUEE DISSOLVES E. C. BOSS, POWELL'S H.A3223, rWZLL'S miSZLSZ L'ASl'SZIA, FOZLL'C OIL VXT5XQL, ?i!LU. EIXTCSJK3 ASH FSP.THJZEI18 SAEH TO ORDER. gljgjjp Handsome Illustrated Catalogue, giving full description of n KOlVz Prep&red Clisnisals, prices and references, with ana- g i lytical value of C2l52liCilS any address free, on VV - fcj. Jl V. -.... 17 A TRUE i la WmSI .0 s ti&m m& ma 5 Kr,3S A P ERFECT STkEMSTHENER.A SURE REVIVER. IXiOl'J" HITTERS are highly reeoramended for all diseasos re quiring a certain and efficient ton ic ; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Inter 'iniffrid Ioc,'?, l'r,tt of Appetite, Loss of Strength, Lack cf Energy, etc. P'r.riches i the I 'joou, sti ciigtl'C-n'; the muscles, and Xi8.niaf Jio.. .Sold L-y ell drjersists. xuiv'Uu. una aiuusm? reauincf strd we. ixtvv.- .i :ii :r.i uigrtu v a inniiiirvmuYing ai i uyspepuc symptoms, sucn as Titstoifj the Food, Jkkhin!, LTf.cU ia the Siomaa'i, Heartburn, etc. The only Ircn. .ti'oiaiTt)o:i Unit will not blackeu'fhe teeth op riv BiEOWS- CKEMICAIi CO., Baltimore, Md. in, mnmm, Si1 s "- " - r-js r t-v K i f V jl ' rs Vjf g & i And Dealer in X. E. Cor. Fayetreville HargeUSts. EALEIGIT, N. C. April H, issi. OVA, mi m P U C 9 '9 vVIIOLZS.VLE- BRUGGISTS VIS Market St.. CHEMISTS, PHILADELPHIA 'rr.nu:"r.cturcTS .f iulLDirb ti jiiiiail-WilSiLLo, FACTORY (MAKING, (jfki lUdCliiilOr?, E -"J v For Catalt'suo and pi-ico list, .address STAFFORD, HEXLEI CO., Proprietors 3ra EM man's Mills. AIa,m;uw fV Jl. T! COia S 'Oil jip. ijilo C!i.".i!iam p.vA surrounding :'ylnrni:e.l;!iat ;:rc re:oc V p I r j it m OF &A!'gS3X, S3T. Has Jurt received a tremendous an-l varieUtock DRY GOODS, CLOTIIIN Or. oi,, &;ioes, n -ts. kotioxs, k:,kc, to p..:rienv si u,m me v. vi kiin. which lUteniii'.n ' wurt-.mfnen. ,.nvfs C. C. anU. X. U.V5TLET nnd A. T. LA.il,;; ru. Jr., ,.f CiiMiham, wiU be pleased to wan on their couutyineti. rrij4''i Cli-n i j. r. rtiLLr.Y, KrUe!-'!!. X. C. AiiU isimuD ;n-. weiei In iir.ieUe.il uf-o it is every where l.'!)K.;.slratir.2 its superiority over all others Willi m j enormously nigh prices of other Tarljines. AGENTS, Coljunlna Factory, N. C. """i.'in:ii new ensiii, Pinutma- ii-t-:ianl anl new -s' ;k,1',:i'- -ins, .ruwo mius, t,hafunt:. SajS;S J - !y"tlJ 1'1'iC0s t,f a11 kinds or maelilnvry sent IrOv. Mill "EH Fov In pursuance cf an or1( ! Of ChiUh.mi eoiin-y, I win of tho Superior Court ?e:l ;iL puiiiio auetion: atiiie t".iirL-iio;i-:t d-H.r TEhMs. One-third eah balance in three and momhs. June 2, 1SS1. A. T. LAMBETH, A'liniuisirator. TOTFTL 2s?trs for Uoyg mA Clils !t O Yountr and OM I ! A NEW IN VENTION just patented for them, for Home use ! Fret and Be roll Sawintr. TnrnintF- Horing, Drir.ing.Grindinr:, Polishing, Screw Cultiiij. Price $5 to $50. I Send G cents f . r 1 CO races. EPHHApt Kj;oY", LweU, Mo feilSislllLEE R. WYATT. k fH'A f t "i-,l,1"u"i merits not i.uina i 0 :&frM in mty oibcr v. heel. Our P fcit.l VV-I iar.luetory rl nro &o i a li ;f. f ii l i """"e is no c-mitxion i t yr-h fj-i between ihem aui tho! r i - . w j A Advertisements. Gold Medal and Fairs wherever ia his report for 1880. arc aold to the f aria snowing aver given Successful Chemical Mixtures. are made at one-third usual cost. every State as reference, kk and EC2G5, mailed to application to k W r"i i I I i- $ nor &&SgM?Ji ml m TREASURER, TOHSC gives new life to the nerves. They act "vVTriie for the A B C Book, 32 j.p. of V express steamboat co. Steamer Schedule. I On and after April first and until furtlier notice, j lho Sicamer D. MUEOHISOX, Capt. Jerry H. j K'jboits, will leave Fayotteville every Tiu-silay and Friday at 7 o'clock a. m and WilnilngKm J every Wedaesday and Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. J T.'tc Steamer WAVE, Capt. Win. A. Eobcson, will i leave Fayetteville Wednesday and Saturday at 7 ; o'clock a. in., and Wilmington Monday and Thursday at 2 o'clock p. m. J. D. WILLIAMS & CO., Asents, ar,u li I'ayeueville, K. C: PJDRTH CAROLINA STATE LIFE KSURAHCE CO., OP Rimcai, N. CAR, F. H. CAMERON, President, W. E. ANDERSON, Vice Pres. THEO. H. HILL. Sec y. TT ihd State. All its fand loaned ont AT IIOTCE, and ' KortUCaroPn, , States, ltisc ;va people. V.'c do not eon l na money abroad to build mi ruin one of the mot Eijocesful co:n- p.iaiea of its axe in tits United States. li sets arc amply sufficient. All losses ;iil promptly. Eight thousand doll ir? p.-xid :n .: ia, two .years to families in C'liaMviin. It will cost a man atrcd thirty years o.ly :ivc c.-.u s day to insure for one thousand (iSiiara, Axply for further information to H. A. LGMDGM, Jr., Gen. Agt. PITTSEOl.O'. .V. Ci lOO Buggies. Rockaways, Spring Vagcns, &c. t&de cf the best materials Mud ruily war ant ed, to be told regardless of cost. "Partk- in v:ntvrhl cocRuIt their own interest by xhu! iniug our Btock and prices before buyvon. as we ere determiaed to tell, irnd have cut don enr pric33 so they cannot b3 met by auy other houa ia tho State. Also a full f took of. , Hand Made Harness EEPAIP.INa done at bottom prices, and in boet mmnfr. Send for prices nnd rrits. A. A. McKETHA.1n 3: 0X3. Fayette rilie, N.O. W1TK (Christopher & Sorrcll's Old Stand, RALEIGH, X. C. Iiolesale 1 Retail DEALERS IN HEAVY GROCERIES, III V! QTif And Agent for STANDARD FERTILIZER. We keep a large stoek of GOODS on hand and aro daily receiving fresh supplies. Wo hopo lo reeeiveour share of patronage from our friends in Chatham and adjoining counties. ded2U-tf DP. ?JOSJL?D 2. LSwTkS, I (Lale Professor of Diseases ef tho Eye aud Ear tn ihe Savannah Medical College.) Practice limitod lo tho 33 YE EAR & THROAT. Main Street, Opposite tho now Post Office RALEIGH, N. C. OCiee hours Tr :.m 9 a m to 2 p m . IJafors to tho State aiodical Sociutjaud tho (Seur gia Modiral eociety Oct 1
The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
June 9, 1881, edition 1
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