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tHTJRSDAY, DEC-EMBER 20, lKS.'J.
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H. A. LONDON. Editor
MERHY
CHRISTMAS!
, , One more we are approaching tlie
jiyou Chrintmas holi.Uyrt, and the
Hcoan ar?ain extend the CTcetintrH
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and wisheH them, one anil all,
Sierrj Christmas I
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VDiGi'Allil eavvt'vrrnv
The primary convention of the
frotestant Episcopal Church in the I bred and raised on the farm; lard, half from Whitakers, was burned last
ew diocese in this State met at New-1 butter, beef and mutton; hams and ' Saturday. Thirteen bales of cotton
t , . , i i i i , ;t. I mess pork, coital if not superior to were burned. There was no insurance.
Jernelast week and elected as ftll ,flt iu tue w, dried beef; -On Wednesday night an nff, ay took
fcishop tho Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson, of. iu,'uov sorghum molasx.-s all to place at Stephen Hunt's saloon, be
Vfilmington, who is eminently fitted j i. thf product of "Avon Farm." and low the railroad, in this place in which
torsohi"h and holv a position bv
- ,: .i..,. rrvr.ul h.nrii.
Jng and remarkable executive ability. j r '
The name of "East Carolina" was: i visli tho Exposition much sue
Selected for the new diocese. It is coss. J.is. 11. Su mkus.'
auite a remarkable coincidence that ; -
Ihe throe last bishops of that Church j
tn this State Atkinson. Lyman and j
tV'atson were h.11 I'n'sbyteiians in j
heir youth.
RATIONAL CONVENTIONS.
TIip tmtimiid executive committee
The national exe, utne committee
fif the republican party met at U ash -
ingtonlaHt week and decided to hold
their national convention at Chicago, ;
On the 3rd dav of next June. The
committee of "the democratic partv ;
part;.
will meet, ou the 22nd day of Feb
rnary, and flecute upon tlie time ami
place for holding their convention.
At these national conventions tl -
candidates of the two parties will be
nominated for the two highest offi
ces in the gift of the American peo
ple. These nominating conventions
were not thought of by the framers .
of the federal constitution, and
through them the practical mode of
electing our Presi.lents has been en-
lirely changed from that first intend-
e& The wise men who frame,! our
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onstitution mtended the 1 resident ,
should be elected by the Eloetmal
College, which wits to t0 composed
f men elected bv the Deon'e of the
Several States becinise of their supe
rior intelligence and who were sup
posed to be more capable of choos
ing a President than the mass o'
Voters. Those Electors before their
lection were not supposed to be
committed to any presidential aspi
rant, but were expected to meet to
gether and without previous preju
dice' or bias and after consultation
With one another select the Presi
dent and Vice-President. Nominat-
kig conventions were not then heard
rtf. But; now. tum-ATfp not onlw apA
the presidential candidate nominat
ed but the Electors are alo nomi
nated by their party conventions and
are pledged to vote for the presiden
tial nominee of their party. The
Electors aro not allowed to exercise
any discretion in their selection of n
President but merely ratify the
choice of their party convention.
Our Presidents, therefore, are
really selected by tho national con
tentions of the dominant political
party, and tho people at the polls
imply ratify the action of the con-
entiOD. luese conventions then
Ugkt to fully represent and express
he wishes of the people, and not be
controlled, as is too often the cc.ic. -by
sefgsh politicians. The people
ought to take more interest in tho
primary meetings that appoint dole-
Kk io niionu ine conventionn. anu
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thufl enforce the expresaioa of their
ili,
THE STATE EXPOSITION'.
If all the farmers in the State will
tke m much interest in theprix)sed
Stat Exposition as Col. Joseph II.
8rndern, of Pitt county, it will be a
great Buccess. That gentleman has
Written a letter to the Ualeigh News
& ObRerrer which we publish below,
Old which we commend to our far
mer readers with the hope that many
f them will accept hia challenge,
Wn have never eiiinvvd ihn uli.unic
f meeting Col. Saunders but we
oil mmmlMt..,,.!,',,., Kiu .....! :
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ob, wo oDc.eaiieiuie.il me iunerai 1
erricesof a man who haw survived !
them twenty years ! At the break-'
Big out of tho war Col. Saunders re-
11 1 ir;n 1 .t . , x ;
A .7 , V
wnjsourg ne was very sen-
usly wounded and capturod. His .
icath was announced, and iu the t
Buntint ehiireh f?lm,l ITill c.-.'. '
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mn funeral services were held in his
memory, which we attended as a ;
tudont of the University, and the !
Tillage mourned his ohh. But it
oems thai the gallant Colonel is a
lively corpse, and will put to shame
many who have not yet had their
fluBortviB proacncHl ii tliey dare to fcc-
eept Lis challenife, which reads M
tj
m tj XT
AvoM Firm, Pitt Co., N. C, Dec. H.
Being a tillsr of the soil us devoted
o the interest of North Carolina now
M when my old battle-scarred flag ,
mm aurreudereil at "Appomattox," .
ami believing that an hxposition of
Ler l'i'"Re-tH will 10 conducive to
an,l lw.linvmi Tlint. n.n K.viinsition of
her interest. I write to enter "Avon
Farm" an tho banner farm of tho
State, and will back its exhibit with
1 a bale of long ntaplo cotton. If
beateu. the cotton to be given to the
Exposition.
I will exhibit as tho product of
"Avon I'arni, cotton, corn, wheat,
rye, oats, rice, peanuts, tobacco, peas,
j beaua. bale 1 hay ami fodder, pota-
M " "s "H"'"''""
of
I kinds: sluid
and
herrings, cam
and put up on the farm: red niui;,f T . , ...
blue marl; tar and turpentine; bar -
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rcls to put it in. made on tho farm;
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i ami 1 en suivcs; n"im ii.ai mm.-.-,,
Short Horn and Devon cattle; Berk-1
i -... Mu p0i:l:1 J (.'hiim hogs, all
: will head the exhibit with ouo-uiilt
dozt-n as fine health
children as can
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Our M'iishiimtoii Lfttcr.
Fr,,m ,,ur H-iulnr Crrriin.i-ui.!
WsniNoTiS. IX C, lh.C. 15. '83.
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I x U--.U..I vi. i , in limy lli'u
to solid work in Congress seems in-
' citable, and as soon as the complete
miziiUou )f
; fwUia w( YroM ,mve lthe :
j nsivi l,!iaay nccss, ending not
much before tho second week of Jan- j
uary. It cannot be said that these !
delays and adjournments are need-j
. me asie oi nine is oiny ap-
parent, for it is absolutely necessary
iu the organization of a new Con
gross that the member should have
time to become ae.juainted with each
otner ami witli tiie ituties before
them, and that the Speaker should
have ample time for deliberation in
tho formation 01 Lis commit tees. In
a body of tho magnitude and impor
tance of the National House of Rep
resentatives haste would bo worse
)mO) u.'Lstn. It would crm-iit ,li4w
t(,r lt mVi lu.,.iw.)S, bo t.(mt,arv
to the spirit of our institutions that
Congress is growing more un 1 more
iuU! tlu' ,,,1,nt,'"! ;( u l'ut
such is the tendency. Origmiillv.
th(, 4.1)llmll t(l,s wv; i,,,,,,,,
facilitate and expedite the business
of the House. As matters have
drifted, they monopolize that busi-
from I lie date of
its inception
is far - le;,;i
exnression of
to
itnrletuiu. The
freedom of debut
popular opinions, in the
H.iiisi
i
ol
Representatives, to day, than there
is in the British House, .f Commons.
Debate on important tuca-ure is not
decisive, but the real work of legis
lation is performed i:i the secrecy of
the committee room and the report
of a committee is geueia;'.y conclu
sive. Without discussing tlie ipus
tion whether this condition of things
should be, there can be no gainsay
ing the fact that it is. ;i:id there is
no wonder that
Speaker lvromcs
the election of a
i a matter of nation
al concern, and that when chosen he
should consider his gravest respon
sibility the selection the commit,
tees.
Ill addition to the other business
of the H llse wl.CMi it gets into fuir
wo! king order, it is pretty well un
derstood that two or three interest
ing investigations will be und. Milk
en. The At io! noy-( r.-i.ei u' S oilice is
quite certain to be o tl.ed upon to ex
plain certain matters, including the
methods relating to .some political
indictments in South Carolina, and
tlie settlement of th Ottmau r.i.sc.
Some v-rv "peculiar" instructions
pr'il1' to have ben. yiven to special
attorneys appointed to pro.ecntc tlie
South Carolina cases. u;.d further-
more, the appointment, at Mr. Ar
thur's reipiest. of the Hon. Richard
Crowley ar, such counsel was a viola
tion of law, he being a member of
Congress at the time and drawing
pay in both capacities. Then thero
is tho case of Mr Georire Jj.iss. who.
...
while actm
peeiat counsel in
the Star route case, at fubuhms pay. ,
gave an opinion against the (roveru-
uieut m tin
Ottimm ease fr which
lie r'i'eived from Ottmm a f
"f
.51.111111. 11 is srareit tint ii.iss re
ipiested to have the ease referred to
him and then gave the adv.irse upin
ion. The 1 nily ex!im! .n f. .; allow
ing this sort of thing is tint Hliss is
un old "chum" of "diet"' Arthur.
One sulijeet of iiuitii. v, I .1:11 told.
will be tiie charge that a
1 tain em-
ltient lu v.rr was appointed to the
Supreme l-uch in pursumieo of a
baryain with certain ea-.italist nn.1
t ,o
ad magnates. It late in
lay Id investigate (his charge.
the
but tlu
ist Con-', ess would not do
it and a m-mber f:o;u the State most
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i-ejiiilaiioii of
Supreme
liencli is at stake so on..' us !,..
hargL. stands unr, futi d. !
liut one of tho subjecls of g.vatest
,'",u! ,til,iw' hk,,v ' U:
wtli y this ( ongress. is tho lapsed
laml grants or certain railway cor-
p.. ml ions, i here is some ioubt about I
t he position of tlie Secretary of the i
Ani - rior on mis question, mid Con-
gie.ss saouni cei tam.y take the mat- j
" n? le: imii.j i.ikc uie mat-
. 1,1 U ls ",lt
that the blandishment, of these com j
pamos might be 100 much for the j
Secretary. It is even hinted that 1
, eaptu.u.i nun a.rea.ly, and !
.un . oi u.ii.,ia:e . u.ti .jouii . iiigails j
came to his defense in the Senate tho ,
other d iv, when Senator Hill, ofi
Colorado, oilered his resolution call- j
l l rl'"u iuui mauou, uni not i
..7 .ll V'!w ";lfioii. If Mr. ;
ieuer iniemis to no justice Detwcen ;
t,,e lwl'IJ ''l these aspinr cor-
poratums, he will inspire greater con-
tidi-nce by keeping out of tho com-
pany of Infills, whoso last election
to the Senate wan purchased with
Jay Goulds money. It in not im-'
possible that the companion who
want to gobble millions of acres of
laud illecallv mav even be able to
buy their way through Congress;
but whatever they may do in the
Senate I doubt their ability to enp-
ture the Democratic House. It is a
' people's body this time, and means
business. Phono.
State News.
Salisbury Examiner:
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I drowned last Monday bv falling on
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its face into a little pool of water, m
: tho suburbs of the town.
Wilson Advance: Sheriff B. B.
Bryan's gin house, six miles anil n
jiiliy imams receive.! a seveie mpi-
ry, which the doctors say will result
in his death.
' Greensboro' Patriot : At Company
! Shops, Monday, tho revenue olli.-ers
j discovered five barrels of brandy in a
brand new wagou. belonging to an
unknown man. The liinior w.is
; "blockade." An elegant pair of horses
! wero attached to the wagon and on
I ., , 'I'l i!.. 1
inese was new Harness. i ne nmn m-d ,
ias the revenue peo)lo api)roaclied.
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it-a.itj; i.v-rLif. nmn,; ........... ....
liquor, etc., was brought to Greens-!
boro. The loss of the owner was
QQ Ho fook Jo thfl WOOils alil
wLereaboutB jH npt known. I, is ,,. ,
posed to bea Chatham county turnout j
4ohpvilIe Citizen : Mr. T. J Davis :
G iron pff, Havwood county, r--1
WIltiy so,i ftt Hie" barn tlie product !
nf Ono aero of tobacco, for wlueli lie '
received in cash the sum of ijl'K).
We heard the statement made last i
week that over twenty-five thousand ;
iloiiars wortn or apples nan nee i
shipped this season trom ipiywoon.
It was stated to us last week that
a number of tracts of land in Hay
wood county had recently been sold
to new comers. A large number are
also coiner into the counties further
west. The tide has set iv. let our
people be ready for it.
Raleijrh Visitor: ?! . William!
Hogan died very suddemv ,md lines
pectedlv at his residence in 'Impel
Hill 1 ist night. He was 73 years ol '.
He went to the jxist otlii-e after ti e.
mail canio in. got his mail and return
ed home. He took a seat in a chaii '
and remarked to his wife that he
was going to die." and immediately ex
pired, while sitting in his I air.
On Thursday afternoon last, two sons.
aired 12 and 14 years, of Mr. William
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aiKins. who lives iiooiii mice nines
from Holesville, this county, were cut
ting on a pine log in their father's!
low grounds both on same log when
. the axe in the hands of one glanced
from the log striking and cutting tin
other in the thigh, niakii g a deep
wound, and severing an artery, from!
the effectB of which ho died in a few j
moment'. .
Raleigh News and Observer: At!
the meeting of the stockholders of the ,
Atlantic & North Carolina railroad.
, held at Goldsboro' on the l ltli inst.,
it was decided to lease the road to the
, Eastern Syndicate" for a period of
thirty years. The rental as agr 1
upon is $315,000 per annum for the1
first ten years. $51.00(1 for the second
ten years, and $72,000 for the third'
ten yenrs. The terms of the lease r -,
ipiire that the road shall be exUnden ;
to Fayetteville in four years. The
lease is to be submitted to the board
of directors for ratification The ,-lvis-'
tern Syndicate" is composed of wealthy
capitalists and business men. ancng
whom are Messrs. Gatling. John A
Bryan and others. Hurt Ellis, tie.-:
murderer of Mrs. Logan, was hanged ;
!,t Shelby, on last Friday. The exe- .
cut ion was witnessed by 3.0' III persons '
The prisoner made a speech of fifteen
minutes' length, saying his reward ,
was just. He attributed the horrible :
, crime to whiskey and the devil. Ii. a :
clear, calm voice lie admonished Mie
voting men of his race to beware if
bad company and whiskey, which I
brought him to the gallows. Ellis
kerned much composed and profess-'
"d hope beyond the grave. j
Charlotte Observer: Monday t.i d.t :
bout 12 oVlia-k a tramp stole an en-
;ine on tlie Spartanburg ,v A-In'Ville
raitroaii nmt ran it trom iietnierson
ville to Tryon. and let it get . -.it of ,
water, which resulted in burning uiij
the engine. Mr. John 1. Morris, a
young man well known in Charlotte,
has boucht a traet of land near Har
risburg. in Cabarrus county, and will
embark in a new enterprise, which is
nothing more nor less than a goat
farm. He intends to go it it in regu
lar goat herding style, and will breed
the best npecies known. '''he eiti
X' Tis of Union comity will . on the
no fence question on the :.i.-d
Three out of seven town ' - adop
led the no fence system iv .ear ago
,.,.,1 Ur ,n .,i.-,.i ;.t. ;t
is likely tho other townships will also
east a majority- of their votes for it at
the approaching election. -It is not
generally known that there is a g' ld
mine in Stanlv couutv owned bv
the
late President James A Oartield.
mine is known as the Flngtown inino.
and was bought bv the President j
shor
shortly Defore he was assassinated
I'i esident Garfield not only bought
the mine, but established at the mine
a postoffice called Flagtown. The
mine lias been lying idle! but the man
in charge of the property has received
a letter from Sirs, tiarlielit stating
that she intends to visit the mine in
iiorami rmrf BiimmAr and inn La nrratuvn.
mnnts to have it projierly worked.
Mr. Jesse f . liarrett itieil nt noon
yesterday. Tho case is a particularly
snd onfl, and has aroused the svinpa-
thies of the whole community. ' Mr.
Oarrett was about 25 years old, and
about eight months ao was married to
aymmj? lady in this citv. H was an
ex ellent mechanic, and was em;d )vrd
at Lldell's machine shops. About a
iinuuil-ilA flint
week npo lie mnsiicd his tinker, and
on Monday last lockjaw resulted .from
the injury. All that tho physicians
i conl.l do was of no avail, ami his suf
ferings up to tho hour oi ins twain
were intense. At tho moment of his
death his temperature was 107 de
giesa. A subscriber in this city
tma just discovered a fact which he
thinks is too good to bo lost. Ho
nays that there now reside in Charlotte,
a man and a woman, who were bora
in the slime year, month, week and day
and in the sumo house, and so close
together that the nun is only two
hours older than the woman.
(VDonnell. the murderer of Cary,
was hanged at Dublin, on last Mon
day. At the rcei-nt polifi.-al trials in
South Carolina there was not a man
convicted.
Senator Logan, of Illinois, is prom
inently spokt n of a. the next repub
lican candidate for l'i'cideiit.
There was a fall ..f degrees in
temperature last Satin day night at
ergeiine.- l.. an.ta.i uie menu lew
have shut down on account of an -
clior lee-
:dY.rp Station at Dulnth
; The Si
i Minn . teli irraf is that the selioom
(Mary Ann llnleht w nt down in a
; trale' Wi ,li:e- l ay night otV Michigan.
Twentv lives we.e lot.
Til" State bnald of canvasser's met
nt la h ilt h. on last J Innsilav. ami
- .-. . -t
canvassed the returns ot tl: e.ection
recemn n. in i.i in, v -..h. r
iUilI (l,str.et. and announced Sk.n-
nerV maju, nv to he , u.
, destnutiv. lire, onedavlast week.
incut awav n i !v a ! the business :
p.n tion of the nvn of Wiliiamston.
in Martin cuiiniy. Nearly every
winter s,iu.' i.evti m .nrni k aroima
is almost deti..ve 1 by lire.
Tj h ,)( ( n j v. , (i) in,.,)1.rmtc !
.jt Uirl ,,,lli),:lliv to ti,r j
, a joint stocU
proiosvd Stat
- v.. s,.,t, . ,,.,,s ti,. l0 .VCim
poed of pei-soi, s from all the coun
ties of the State. Mr. W. S. Prim
rose has been appointed chairman of
the committee t i pr. euiv a. charter,
Ac. An eveoliei teleetion.
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CAROLINA.
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4UrJ
a on
6. nil
lv. mi
Sli.l w
$T (m
111 H.
T.i. I
A. Ten,
I -iii-r.
Kit :w ilnvx m- c,
" .1 'i. Hill - U ;t
" l l,l . .. 1 1--rt 1 1 . f I .l. ;ii.,il.
" TJ.liiys u siii i i-vi-.i- ,.r iirl.lRin,
tlM'.l
lurliur tlip ynir 4''
Th nnfiri win In hi-msIi-.u
(liiyi.
i"iir i ,,r l .Uli'ii'l hi
KuT. W, 1SS3,
1.. II. LM.l.Ni:, lliiik.
Win. Woollcot's
ONE-PRICE CASH STORE.
16 K. Uiirg)-it mi, I aits wumlugtnu Su.,
RALEIGH, N. J.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIIi.
JJLANKETK FROM 1 A PAIR.
IT"
COMFORTS 1. 1.50 and $'2
etuh.
RUBBER COATS. Hoys' 2, Men's
I) FB15ER OVERSHOES Misses
i ... . r ,. .... . , .
lli 40cts., Ladies oOets.. Men s 75 cts.
EN'S SELF-ACTING ARCTIC
OVER SHOES at $1.25 a pair.
LjED AND WHITE FLANNEL.
C
OUNTRV-MADE FLANNEL At
25 cents a yard.
; r j
i I
i
ADIES' KNIT T:STS FROM
50 cents.
I
! V. RV'S XNDEUslimTS;AT25.
1U .in. i; cents ami ?i. M.oti una
$2 each.
pHILDREN SIl NDERSniRTS at
J 30 and 50 cents.
1
JANTS CLOTH. ALL GRADES.
ANOTHER LOT OF FRENCn
A CASHMERE at 25 cents a vard.
-
riOoo
YARD
POPLIN DRESS
(tHinsnl 1
Sowmlier 1, Ixki.
THE BANK OF DURHAM,
IITltII AM, C, '
, T. nL.M'KWT.I.t.. P. A. WILFY,
lTusl'llllt. I'AHlllOr.
Itis-plvi'K niilm, paynl'h' "ii nr.MANIi or othkk-
wisi: as may l' ncnisi. win huy mi.l mll kiiwIib
aii'i in.ii.is on ino m,ii mv-.raoie utiiis. w in imy
mi'l soil Kx'-haiico on UicNorili or KuroiiP al riir
r'in rail's. iorri'iiili'iiis'ioi iiil. j
EsrAia.tsiiKii 183-1.
PRIOR'S
i JEWELRY STORE,
! FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
i
Mi and Jewelry,
SOLID AND PLATED
Silverware.
Our Stock of
SILVK2JWAKE AM) CLOCKS
Mirpassos in extent of variety
and beauty of designs any display in
Fiiyi tteville bv any one. before
the war or since.
ii un
AN"N"IVF.!:s. 11Y l'KF.SKN'TS.
ild. Silver and
E Cl.l-.-e-
Spectacles, mid
v rv I est. i
When you
. i:;:;
.1 I aveliei!le call oil
i'lijo;: a son.
N..V. 15. Ihhl. n.
J. M. HOSKiNBAUM.!
CLOTSIIER
AND DEALER IN
Has just received his Fall Stock,
which is one of tlie
Largest and Best in tte Slate
and will Ik' oI1 at
Low Figures.
Ordcm from a distance will i ctt
prompt attention.
The Best Clothes for the
Least Money!
Sojil. V. 1K3. 3ni.
II. PETTY.
1:1 i iii-t to.viii' Kti't,
HAZ.EXGIZ, N. C.
I inko .! njur-In lnfrin!ntf tny t frltnl ami
-urttniniMH ihHi I have r"Mitiy rt urini fp'tn ihe
N -rilifrii iiuiiUt'Ut Hh'l imritHM -l nn iiiilruty
NEW STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
cues a aits rcoTo,
nml xvi-ryililug Uinl l iiHimlly t, uml la a Brit-
ti." i.irw.
TIhw wniiiliiir r"l r Inviu-.l loeinmln my
il. k ll"re biolnjf-lwwIiTn.
11. E. PETTY.
M.ivi-iuU'r , Ih3.
miscellaneous
k GBMD iAi
AT
SAMPLE S. BROWN'S
Mammoth Double Store,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
The continued mild weather havinj'
i rn. iiinir,imii Mum., x nun i imvo uo
: ftn,i ;n or,iP . rt,A,u.n al.., i,,,..,, ,.!
1 1 QUI n.. ..I I T i: 1 T I. a
SWEEPING REDUCTION
in prices of Reodymade Clothing, Overcoats, heavy Boots and Shoes, Ladies'
Cloaks, Dolmans. Jersey Jackets, Shawls, piece goods, Blankets, Quilts,
Melt's Underwear. tVc, Ac, Sic.
I now offer
Heavy Overcoats at $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 ;
Good' Overcoats at $1.00. .$5.00 and $0.00;
Fine Overcoats at $0.00, $11.00 and $11.00 ;
Heavy Suits at $4.00. $1.50 and $5.00;
Good Business Suits at $(i.00. $7.00 and $S.()0 :
! Fine Dress Suits at $11.00, $12.50 and $14.00.
TUi8 is JM) Lumbus- ftUll lu) ioU but a t.Muine nilM.k(irtw in
... A ... "
reduce stock.
I offer special bargains in Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Mens and Boy'
Hats, ami Ladies' Cloaks and Shawls.
Yon are cordially invited to examine these goods and prices and you can
save money by doing ho.
Respectfully yours,
SAMPLE S. SROtGftr.
Kiivrmlwr IS. 10113.
the j. p. mm mm
GEO. E. HISSEN & CO. ManTs.,
FACTORY, AT WAVGHTOU V, SALEM P. 0., X. C.
It you want llio Im-hi ami a warrant!! Waipm xxn thai II lieum lln alnni- nililnwa. war aoa
Ktanily ImiipivliiK mi.l -In.ltn ihe lwi Wan mi.U In tin- n.iiiiiry. una mink llio drmaiiil for lbm
iiur kaIck tliirlin: Uii' iiasi sit immilis tuivtnc I-mi more 'li;m ,, ,ul, ni,v i,rcvl.,n rrar ihowi iklr
iiilrlly. llnvlni: riln ii mir prlii-s Imr as a ic""l Wap.n i-un 1 mailt., wo Hullrll your ordr,
iUivihk i ii i'l. .tsi you. All lii iilrlm oronioiiy aiiKurnsl. Srwl lorrln'iilaraaod i what Uim.
wim iiavi- uh,sj iiumh navr 10 way.
July 13, two.
Hardware of Every Description,
Sasli, Doors and Blinds,
LAKGEST STOCK IN NOltTII CAHOLINA.
JULIUS & CO.,
June 2S, 1SSU. ItALEKJII, K. Q
FALL TRADE
w.nmrauco.
12.1 and 1'25 Fayetteville Street,
KALKHm. X. C
The attention of the good citizens
,f ('leulmmcn.mtv is esneeinll v called
to our new stock of
I FALL and WINTER
Dry Goods,
j NOTIONS,
;B00TS and SHOES, HATS, &C
Evrry IUpnrtnifm Im full Htm oniplto, rvml our
BttK-k la tho lar(ritt t )n rmnt In tho city.
tt leal Id
Quality, Style aiJ Price.
Wi mi vp ynu miiiii'y, tlmo nml trniihh, mill
gtvi MTtii'l iwlli.tii.-tl, ,11 lu I'Vi-ry jutrllrulnr.
, Our Wholesale Department
I H Ul IIHWl OiniiU'lo 111 liHll-lRll.
I Wo ank ymi ! i-nnii' ninl w u : in.iko nur slurp
yniir heHiliiUHriiTi. ami hi-l ni Imiui..
I Mr. D L. Wl-:ilSTi:ii. "t ( Imllliun, wh tm Imm-h
! with ihf liniif!1 mvirHl ,iirH, 1 hiIII ai liln imw.1,
I rwiOy In wrvti hln mmiy irlrndt, bihI will nlniij
; do lhm rlirlil.
y-UKMKMIIKlt, tbiTi' Ik hut mio iilaiw whrro
y.,u will II ud
The Latest Style,
The Lovcst Prices,
The Best Goods.
W. H. & R. S. TUCKEIt & CO.
ttc!itrmbr 30, Ism.
E. E. liU k li,
N08. 41 AN1 43 SollTU SITE I'KKSoN ST.,
FAYETTEVILLE, X. C.
DRY GOODS,
Clothing;
TTt'PC P I in IMMYrii QIIOVS
n.vikj, v.v u. 9 j
&C, AC,
(iKOOEKIES-Heavy ami Lisht,
HARDWARE
PLOWS, CASTIXOS, IIAMES,
COLLARS, TRACE CHAINS, &C,
CONFKCTIOXKRIKS,
Tobacco, Cigars and Notions.
They offi-r a InrL'c utark nnd hom1 ;
solution .ifcvinthini; that o.u- cot.1,1
wish, and the public willalwiiyH lind
then, prcjmml to supplv their wunt. 1
It. II. TOML1 NSON & CO. '
OrolHT a. MM. Snii.
Advertisement.
made the Fall and Winter season of
1- 1 J !
many trooos ou uauu id some imea
" t
GEO. P.. NISSEN & CO.
THE ALL RIGHT
eolii Store
Tht umlfrHltrnnl, Suit Akihh for thUcllrM
tiititr, iinii'Min.v to tho iMibllc (Uni over
T W EN T V-H V K Til Ol'HA N D
.f tin a stitvtt Imvt' Iu'fii tlt aud ihal la tart
ItirtliMtt i they Iihti gfvru
Entire Satisfaction.
PKIGES VERY LOW.
r Write rr lXwcrtitlv i'At&lnguv ud LUt M
luriiltiuo.
Gentlemen's
Fine Clothing,
THE BEST OF ANY HOUSE IN
FAYETTEVILLE. "
It is simply because I take particu
lar pride in oflcring to my patron
such
JL1CD PftXCSa
as will save them the trouble of look-
j ing elsewhere.
i'"''J bo" Kuarmu"
i ted in Fit and Quality.
Boys' Clothing
A SPECIALTY 1
Money will bo refunded if not
actly a.s repiesentiHl bv
ESSE! E. IB,
Successor to Hexrt Eliok,
HAY ST., FAYETTEVILLE, N. a
(K-ti.liur 3J, 1883.
ami the Courta. Reaaoanble terma. OpInlaaMtol
Ipatctitanilitv. frc of 'harfrn. bfnd foreirenlaf w
W. C. tlullUln. 1. W. UAlieuM.
I. A. UBim
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
cotton factors,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nn. 3V7 Scuih Wilmington 8iret,
RALEIGH, N. C.
! W tnke this moiliixl of Infuroilng nur frtanda
; nml the inililli-Ri-iH'riilly IhHt wkriafallapply
of OpK-rrlnH. Mral, Lord, Flour, MpkI, Corn, Uaut,
llniu, SUKiir, O.ffi-o, MnlnHHiti, Syrup, liAgglDC.
Tl", an-. whli-h wo will i-r II rlicap fur rah. ll
nml exHinIno our roihIh Ix-fnrn iirrhanlnir and mm
will mukp ii in your intcri-xt lo imy friim ua.
ConKlKiiniiMiiH i.f Ciiion, drain dI FlourwIMl-
wi ; hlKlont murk H
1-rli-e Kimninlecd and prontpl
reuun nimlo. Olvo uh a irlHl.
Nokkis, Mahoom & GairriN,
(Vik av. IRK. Haitian, n. c.
A. . Rankin & Go.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Wholesale and Eetail Grocers,
Kwp cviryililnK UHimlly found la
FI UST-CLASS (i KOCERY.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED,
TJi(. (.itiz(n8 (f Chatl)Bni ,re
. . .11.
Invitwl ,n 4'x"n,,,,e ,,r H,0( k ,,('fore
lnviir ehit wliere.
,,w3- Sm-