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OBSERVER.
G. H. HAIGH, Editor and Proprietor.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 1887.
)YE MUST STAXD TOGETHER.
The Republican party makes a great hue
and cry on account of the spjid South, ana
questions our loyaltyimpugns our motives
on all occasions, and in every Republican
convention Jheir resolutions. are bitter and
full of hate. The hate is with them, not
with us. We are for the Government, to
be .administered for the good of the people,
they are for the spoils.
Ever since the war the people of the
South have by every act manifested a de
sire to let bygoues be bygones. It has en
- deavored to work only for the good of the
country; to place racn: men of character
and brains in all places of trust, and to
do this, it was and is, a necessity that
Democrats fill the offices. The country
holds the white people of the South re
sponsible for every act, and especially for
a just and equitable administration of her
affairs. Experience has proved that to en
sure this the Demecrats, or white people of
the South, must rule. "When Repubiicans
ruled in this State the State and counties
all suffered; and to-day, although many
years have passed, the effect is felt.' But
if they again get into power there are oth
er measures of greater weight that will be
brought forward. Foremost, we believe,
is the question of mixed schools, and al
though the childrep of the wealthy may
not be thus brought down, yet the poor
laboring man. who has no means ot edu
cating his children (who are as dear to
him as the rich man's are to him), and who
relies upon the public school fund, will
find, under Republican rule, that he must
either let his children be raised in igno
rance or go to school along with the col
pred, thus entailing upon them that dire
evil, social equality. Can the poor labor
ing man stand this f Can he possibly be
induced te cast, his vote with a party who,
for the sake of elevating the negro, would
degrade his child t We think not. Re-
Subhcanism may do well-enough for the
forth, but our climate does not suit it.
We, the people of the South, are to-day
more true to the Constitution than those
fho brag that they fought to defend it; and
it is by our firmness in standing together
in votiug for the best men and right meas
ures that the present prosperity of our
land is diie, and for our peace, our safety,
atid for the general welfare of the laud.
"We should hold together in solid Demo
cratic phalanx.
$EW YORK DEMOCRACY.
The', Democratic Convention ;of New
York, which receutly assembled at Sara
toga, was perfectly harmonious. It is, we
believe, the first time since the war that the
Democracy of that State have presented a
jSolid front on all issues, and the delegates,
after making the nominations and adopt
ing a platform perfectly plain, decided in
its opinions and policy, one that can meet
with little or no criticism, returned to their
homes jubilant, feeling that the ticket
nominated will be sure to carry the State.
They have placed no man thereon who
runs on the credit of his father. The plat
Form is rather too long for us to publish,
bat we give elsewhere a meagre synopsis
of it, and it will be seen that notwithstand
ing the opposition of the New York World
and Sun, President Cleveland is heartily
endorsed, and that his administration has
received unqualified approval. Gov. Hill
is with the Democracy, and will bide his
time, and as he has filled the Gubernato
rial chair made vacant by Cleveland, so at
a future time, he will fill the Presidential
phair.
ISew York is the pivotal State; as she
votes so goes the country, and it is gratify
ing to feel that the Democraev are now "in
line ready for the fight to pave the wav
for a sure thing in 1SS8.
The predictions are that the Democratic
ticket will carry the State by 25,000 to 30,
000 majority, and thus keep the party in
line for the great struggle.
'lne yacht Volunteer, has beaten the
Scotch Thistle. So America takes the cup
The newspapers are beginning to talk
about a successor to our present excellent
executive, fortunately we have abund
ant material for a score of cood Onvf.mnr
We see mentioned, Armfield, Dowd, Jarvis,
iiolt, btedman, Saunders and Coke. To
this list we add the name of H. R. Bryan,
of Newbern. Of excellent family, of pure
character, of fine personal appearance and
physique, of higrh attainments and sound
discretion, he posesses all the requisites of
a uovernor to ensure a wise, progressive
hnd patriotic administration. To he
ot success we roust have a strong man be
fore the people. We confidently believe
that Mr. Bryan would poll as large a vote
as any one the Democrats could nomi
nate. Perhaps J udore Gilmer has a strong
er hold npon the people, but he is from the
Harao town as Gov. Scales, and that per
hap would defeat him before the conven
tion; and it is understood that he has no
notion of allowing the use of his name
We would be glad to know that the nwinlo
pf North Carolina would have for the next
term so good a Governor as Henry R.
isryan. rutsboro Jlome.
While the Observer is pleased to copy
the above, and does not think the Home
could say too much in "praise of Mr. H. B.
Bryan, yet our preference must be for the
man named by the party in convention.
MISSIES.
ANDERSON THOMAS. In Washington
City, on the 21st ult., Davio Marsdek Asder
bon to Miss Dora Thomas, of Richmond, Va.
PARKS COOk. In Franklinville, N. C,
on the 4th inst., Mr. Hugh Parks to Miss
Annie. C(ok, daughter of the late Jas. G.
Pook, of thlrt town. ; '
DIED.
SLOCOMB. On Wednesday evening. Sen
i.nici mu, xjucjbk., utiugiuer 01 Aioert 11.
and Lillie E. Slocomb, agiad two years. "He
: shall gather the lambs with his arm, and carry
i them in His bosom." We have here, from the
! pen of an inspired Prophet, a aweet picture of
j.u3 pen ue onepnera or tue souls of men. . We
see jnm gatiienng in Jlis lovine arms the
lambs of Ilis flock, and bearing them la wav'
""'u jmru, coiu eariu to t he green pas
tures ana me still waters of Paradise. With
tenderest love He folds them gently to His
bosom, softly winincr from thHr th fif.
pf pain and sorrow which they have shedlefe
below, that they may enter, in perfect Iwkeet
upon the joys of that blcHfwd Wwip aS?
mercy bas He taken to Himself the soul of
this lovely innocent, wnilo vet
S!?JyI,,i"'; Alre?y h3 her sweet spirit
tKf thf joy8 ot Pradi8e, already has she
iwcen her place among the great cloud of wit-
nesses that encompass us around. There will
she watch with loving eyes .those who have
been dear to her on earth, ajid whom for a
brief season she has left behind, looking for
ward with eager longing to, the day when they
with her shall have their perfect consumma
tion and bliss in the eternal glory of Heaven.
AUTRY. At the home of his parents, near
Fayetteville, N.C., on the evening of the 28th
of September, 1887, Festus Clyde, third son
of A. R. and Lizzie J. Autry, aged nine years.
Little Clyde was a child of unusual promise,
bright, intelligent and deeply affectionate.
Among his last words were, "Lont, come take
me away" Jesus, who said, " Suffer the little
children to come nnto me, for of such is the
kingdom of God," heard him and took him in
His arms, where he peacefully fell asleep.
The Socialists in New York city demand
recognition as an independent party, and
will hold a convention for the nomination
of State officers. They say they can cut
down George's vote to $26,000,
BEAUTIFUL HEW BOOKS. "
The University Publishing Co., New York,
are now publishing the neatest and most uso
ful sets of School Readers that have yet been
presented to the public. The generation of
school children now learning to read and use
the English language properly are greatly fa
vored above all others. Here are, books filled
with interesting and instructive articles and
beautiful stories, printed with the blackest
tvpe upon the brightest paper, and embel
lished with the very finest engravings. What
a contrast between these brilliant books and
those which we thumbed over in our boyhood !
The oldest of our readers, as well as the
youngest, will be delighted in looking over
these elegant volumes. They may be ob
tained by inquiring for or ordering "Holmaa
New Baaden."
It Contain ption Ineaarable 1
Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris, New
ark, Ark., savs": "Was down with abscess of
Lungs, and friend and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking
Dr. Kings JSew Discovery for Consumption,
am now on my third bottle, and able to over
see thework on my farm. It is tho finest
medicine ever made.
Jewe Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, savs
" Had it Dot been for Dr. Kinp's New Discov
ery for Consumption I would have died of
Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best of health." Try it. Sample
betti at a. . Sdberry Drug Store.
Xlsetris XitUra
3 V
This remedy is becoming so well known and
so popular as to need no special mention. All
who have used Llcctric Bitters sing the same
song of praise. A purer medicine docs not
exist, atia it is guaranteed to rtd all that is
claimed. Electrie Bitters will cure all disea
ses ot xne JLaver and Kidnevs. will remove
Pimples, Boils. Salt Rheum and other affec-
10ns caused by impure blood. Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent as well
as cure all iiaianal levers. i or cure or J load
ache, Constipation and Indigestion trv Elcc
trie Bitter. Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and $1.00
per bottle, at B. E. Sedberry's Drug Store.
luklu'i Araiea laWa.
The B'at Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruise.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tet
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
'25 cents per box.
i or bale by B. L. Scdbcrrv. Favetteville.
N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Indigesstion,
Sick Hpadache,
Constipation,
Inactive Liver.
The merchant plunnintr business schemes.
The preac her strutrglinfr through his thotnts,
The 8iatman rn iuwmhlr hulls.
The broker wild with ' phts and chIIh,"
To covl th. Mood and brace the mhid,
Will TARRAXTS SELTZER safest fiud.
ort 1 2t
WM TERfl
WIT IX
HARD TIMES,
Has passed away, and you will find
HEADQUARTERS,
GEO. A. THOMSON,
Open tea Percy Mora until 8 P. M.
JTITH STOCK FTLLT VP TO HJiADQUARTEEM
ST A. X DSHD.
. My stock i now replete with
every Toothsome Luxury and
Substantial that can be had
-Thanking my patrons for tba--rest
enjoyed during the bot-
-weather, I would impress vitlt--xny
vigor and willingness to--mcet
the every want of my--patrons,
already anticipated--iu
MY VARIED STOCK of-
Family Supplies,
Provisions,
. Dainties,
Delicacios.
Confections,
Crockery and Glassware,
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Tinware,
Wood and Willow Ware
And Any and Every Thing that en
bo called for.
in.veryone .nas a pressing invitation
to examine and price my goods.
Respectfully, '
GEO. A. THOMSON.
Headquarters.
THE rAYETTEVIIXE
hoe
ai
Hat
Store
Adjoining and connected with our
Dry Goods IIonso
WS HAVE OrEXED A
Haoe s Mat
Wa rail BttealUa't aar
SplcndiaStock
OP
FINE SHOES and HATS.
WE ARE SOLE AQEXTS rOR
A. TO" cto a
justly celebrated
FINE SHOES.
As these SHOES are. popular all over the I
South, we count ourselres fortunate in getting
the control of them hre.
Our atock f
- H - A - T - S -
IS VZXY COMPLETE
and contains
shapea.
all the latest and most correct
Tie Hal aid Shoe Store is a Success!
Corao and see it.
nr"Will keep open at night from now until
January 1st.
Respectfully,
ROSE Sc LEAK.
ept 29 2t
A FRESH SUPPLY
-OK-
SBOCEBIES!
I liavr )nt itnrTl from tV Northern nsrket. I
v iv v i . 1
J
which I intend to oflVr t th t-till Ht th rr tow-
cm niHrirm. i an noi inirna u ) nnicpoll. ram-
ilea who will leave lhfir oixnr with me mv rlr
upon it that they will be M'irfartorilv and i ro'mi.flV
ij '
Cana-! GU r all kiarfa,
Da(r, C'aflirr,
l.artl. II mrmm,
Brrakfa! Mtripa.
FI-OI R A SPECIALTY.
TIral, Kict, Iloiwiar.
fa fart, Aartainc that a Famllr VTaata.
Call and examine for Tonn-lf. I aliio kN-p
Hartlwarr, Woottea aaI Willow Ware,
Tiawarr, Arc.
tGooAa dcliTered free, Call on
A. V. MAULTSBY,
P 22 tf . 9 P.rwn Street.
Is quick to relieve, and still it has no opi
ates or any other hurtful medicines. It is
almost a panacea for pains in the back.
A few doses have relieved
wliere overy
remedy had failed. Mr. Cyrus Murphy, a
farmer near Fayetteville, says:
"I take pleasure in statinjr that I
have used Prior's Rheumatic Rem
edy for Rheumatism in back with
enire succcxr He says further:
"I also used it in the case of my
little boy, -who, ow
ing to a D p D hurt on
one knee, II. contract
ed a very atubbora
case m that kneo. His leg waa
erooked. I tried several reedie
without efteet. "After using ?. R. ;
JL. I have kearJ M further em- :
plaint, and his Uf u gradually !
gaining its Proper. position. T$ ;
all who may be suffering with that ;
distressing complaint. Rheuma
tism, I would advise them to give j
it a trial at least, aud be convinced
of its virtues."
Pat ip in 60c and $100 Bottle.
PEMBESTON & PEIOR, Druggists,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
i
-pi
Tobacco.
A COMPLETE LINE OP j
TOBACCO, all GRADES,
From SO OmU to $1.50 per Pound,
Can be had of
w. j. Mcdonald, jr.
Family
Grocer
1U M
tPo ItBLo iio
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROB
LEAK
HAVE 2TGW BECTLIVE3 THEIR
W m
FALL AND WINTER
Stapl O and Fancy
Dry Goods.
They do not care to make any great flourish
(on paper) over their attractive stock. They
simply invito their customers and the public
generally to come and see for themselves.
; Toair Stock Was Kever
; Larger, Krrer More Beautiful. ;
They have all the -
LATEST novelties ana styles in
Dress Goods and
Trimmings,
And the Cloak Department is filled with
STYLISH AND LOVELY
WRAPS. WRAPS. WRAPS.
ROSE & LEAK
Are well equipped in
every way to do an in-
creased bnincwK:
Thr TCX ITOCT. They hare TEX tTOCX
Tfcey kar polite aad
They hare polite and
competent salnnwu.
eorapetent saicaniea.
They have a large and
They have a large and
conveniently nr
raiigfd store.
conveniently ar
ranged store.
, They are disposed to
Thoy are disposed to
be reasonable in
I "rices,
be n-Hsonable in
1 'rices,
And aim to dal hon-
And aim to deal hon
erably with all.
orably with all.
TnET ArntEClATK Yom PATRONAGE,
AND WILL STRIVE TO CONTINUE
TO DESERVE YOCR CON
FIDENCE. n Will keen 0!K-n at nicht from now util
januarv ist.
T . .
Respectfully,
ROSE & LEAK.
Oj! 1 1 1 11 1 II C"V 1 1
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The rAettcYillfr- Cotton Seotl
Oil ."Mill Company
hare a.lir ! !.. to. ir fr r -t r t'l.int :a a.ilni.MtJ Vn.
mneto nui t!..-r t .tt. n i ;..,. Hi- Ccmiwiv i now
piNfrr.I to fc-.u with -ai-nI:t:iri. in 'th bent
mannor, on at rrni;.NV tr:n iw mny Oin here
eiM?w.n-re, ani Or!ivT in mer-hnl.iMe nrnVf, mniit-
"i n.iu. int. .xnrainy mhii iim n
ahAre of fh? imniiai;- of t.ltuiUTa. Ttior w ill t.nw
dailr. J'ottoti in the S.-ei at the Olna, hiiJ r!u Cotton
!""J. for whirh the hihst r.uu--t rrit-es itlte
KOOKK S WILLIAMS Urn rharv of the Oina.
and N. 1J. ALEXANDER thi Oil Mill, mni will be
the Mill recularly erer bnneM uy through tha
i ev'wou.
J. D. WILLIAMS.
. Prwiidi-nt.
T tteville, . C, SpL 8th, 1887. tf
Fayettevills National Bant,
FAYETTEVIII.E, Tt. V., HrpU ti, tHST.
In view of the near HfproArh of the expiration of
incrimnrr 01 ini ihiik, m eilul meetlilir of the
Stock holder haa been riillcd to Like pl.e fn Octo
ber 20, 18S7. Ht II oVliM-k A. M.. at their lUnkinif
Ilonae in KTettevi!I.. N. st whih time the
question of chamnnir from a X.t?ional into a Suite
nann iinlcr a charter ohta:ne. fnmi the lat Ix r-
i..i.4i, vtiu w rouiucrtHi. me re:iwuiM tor the rro
MMel cham.'e will be fully explained at the meet mi-
All Sto kliol.l.-rx are rcinet.l either to attend in
perwni. or Hend their roxiea to aotne StockhoMer.
t'Liiur Litnu tut ouicvr 01 .ae OiinK.
WM.IIUSKE.
sept 15.4t Cahier.
nf
ARE THOSE WHO SAVE THEM
LABOR AND CARE.
e are contmuallv Rtnvinj? to offer on this
market the most reliable goods that can be
had. Much time has been spent in the past
two weeks in seleetinp wholesome and tooth
some articles from the Northern markot.
J hare visited the markets of tho world, and en-
uimurpu 10 purcnas sacn goods as were en-
tu-eij rename, ana we now extend
A CORDIAL IN'VITATIOS
te AU to fen ami Stasia Ou Iteek.
We hall take especial pleaanre In howine
the Ladies what we hare on hand. We en
deavor to keep a store where they can come
without fear of soiling silks or satins.
We call your attention to the following new
tevun, uu a 1 rial 01 mem.
WE GUARANTEE THEIR QUALITY,
A LSO SA TISFA CTIOX.
Martha Washington Buttered Flour, Martha
Washington Rolled Oats, Martha Washington
Magic Flour, Finest Jams in class, Graham
jour, x-jno Appie tjneese, Sapeago Cheese,
me thedar Cheeao, Finest Cream Cheese, Fi
nest u at tAige liutter, Finest Sour Mixed
x icues in ouix, r xnest Sweet Mixed Pickles in
bulk. Fineut Chow Chow in bulk, Picklinr
apicee in i IB. paekages, Orange Cider, Ci
iorma c runs m giasa, vjueen Ulires In jara.
e cannot mention all the nice things: in
iew. iau ana see lor yourselves.
w iiau 10 welcome you.
FltKSIl FISH AXD OYSTERS.
We will furnish to our customers promt
;?.1SIfJui reeciTed n extr 'o o FAN-
x v-aim)i. some (Jream Chocolate that is
as nice as we ever tasted.
Our stock of HARDWARE is large, and, we
think we can safely say, bought as low as any
biock in r ayettevaie. We will give you hoi-
IMflfEl) FACILITIES
Mserae
Fnenfls
Pocket
Yon can get a well-made,
good metal rocket Knife
at McNeill & Cos
You can get a well-made,
good metal Pocket Knife
at McNeill & Cos.
; For 25 Celts. I For 25 Ceils. For 25. Ceils. I
m m ..... ...... .. ..... '.
2-Bladed Knives, 25c.
3-Bladed Knives, 25c.
4-Bladed Knives, 25c.
PJlillinery and
i
lias just retornetl from U. Nf:lir:i firi
The Latest and Most
HATS,
Til's. PLUMES,
HOSIERY,
MRS
UON'N'ETS,
VELVETS,
GLOVES, CORSETS,
No. 17 IIuv Street.
TO THE
1
THE IMPROVED
BULLETT MAGNOLIA COTTON BIN
Awarded the First Degree of Merit
over all other makes,
AT THE LATE WORLD'S EXPOSITION AT NEW ORLEANS.
WX sample oO-saw Gin, complete, oa hand. Call aud examine.
R. M. NDIOCKS."
CeM Fi Great BeflatfisiPmrer.
Thsy are aa Trasspareat az.d Co!.rIeai as
LigM IUelf,
And fr aofliHMM of nidiinukce to the eye ratinot Ke
rxcftlrd. enal!iinf the writer to rtJ tor honra with
ot f.tti.ne. Ia f t. thr are
Perfect Sight Prcosrvero
rorn the lraiinir rhvi-aiia in the
I'niU'J Saitt-a. jrovenH'Ta, wnatiira. VeKiatitra. Murk-
men, men tl mt in all pmrnni ana in UilftTKit
brunchea of Irn.le. h:uikrrm met-hnnu-a. etc., run le
triren who have had their aitfht imiroveJ It their
one.
ALL
EYES FI1TED
Aaa ike Fit Oaaraatera kr
D. K. KIIDDKRUV,
KavHteville, X. C.,
Thoae gtaaeea are Dot aupplieil to intkUera at any
price. A. K. HAWK US.
Wnn! PSA ? n?PHT5 I atlavta. oa.
II UUUt-UUUU Umi uiu C
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I AUSTIN-, TEXAS.
jnne 1
Merchant Mills.
GIS3 NOTICE!
COTTON PLANTKlvS
will please note the fact tint I haeput
NEW AMD I.IIPOVliU
OINH AND .TI A C II I X K It V
in service ror this season's work. With
plenty of power, labor and conveniences,
I can turn out your work satifactorUy anil
wim promptness.
As I always pay tho 1TIGIIEST CASH
PRICE for SEED COTTON, voa had Ut
tereoma riht alonjr to ths Mill, unload,
gat your CASH and be happy.
uespectruDv,
jas. b. McNeill.
CP 1 tf
E. A. P0E,
Manufacturer of BRICK,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
t tr Seuteiubar. 1 mli the hmmt Tt.4-k i . 1. -
r. . " wnw III mi
State, t 01 ,,
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GUINNESS'
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Brown Stout.
Selected from Choicest Brewings.
. Also, a Oenfline article of
MUwaukee Beer,
For sale by .
A. MOORE.
lUiiives,
You can get a well-made,
good metal Pocket Knife
at McNeill & Co.
Fancv Goods.
DYE
t where he ppont tiro wiks in MIeetin
Desirable STYLES in
FANCY FEATHERS,
SATIN'S,
VEILS, LACES.
FRONT.
Olifiiioo.
3Iy lU'sidenco
on IIu mount
FOE SALE.
.i.v orr.x t on ixsrrcTios ruo
1 a. n. I 6 p. n.
to aay one wihirvM m purt haau. Trnwmr. One.
IvtowHi thrre JrH at per tf-nt. mtcn-M. tr h
rah. 0erhank'inir the titr. cinvmirnt to Market
Krant fnl mttn.U. 4 fret by i-"0 f.-t.
apW-nJiJ Jrainavw nrA ererr mriimci
Thr main bml.t. v hae (?) Utrira rwwii, 11 IWt
i-in h. ntry. r!-.. ta. hr. k eviUr, tine UnrJ tank.
l-fTO cala rpaif aM.trhe.1 to Ka'h moi. roomy
eo..k mxn with krra. grtnd water, in-aiu
ami 'at ore rnt.iaa. hrr.nerv anj fuwl yard. wood
honar atahle. wtm mtul carriage Luar. anmmrr
and wir.trr th '.-, row honae and fred miga brx-k
furnare. mraJiiw wiih dink and fiaa pnnd. apkdid
TevefaMe jranien. alt in Rn orW. The how U
eiitararaSiTelr new. and conreoienL lWma
Riven November L 1M".
T f O. A. THOMSON.
For. Salo or Rent.
For the pnrpoao of rkamnng- rem&me. I will aeTI 1
or rent the plare on whir I now made, eitaated on
the ea-t aide ef Cat Kear Hirer, thine nulea below
toe tareoth IlrvUe. Thrrt ara oa thia elre ab
out 3-0 arrra. tao-thinla f it ander rufuraiam.
wnien naa neen ntIy enmpoated for the raat threa
yeara. r or pirther arbral
ep 1 2na
liars ao.ir
1 .
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Idaho. X. a
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FAYETTETLLE
GRADED ail NORMAL SCHOOL
milE VIFTERNTII SESSION' of thia SCHOOL
a. m conawyrtba
MONDAY, SErTEMHETl 19.
Pupila will be mvived at ratra rarrimr fmia 11250
prrarhnol year m the lower cra.l.-a to DO in the
hiKht. HfcrT.au sr U frrada. ftoant may be kaj ht
rrp--tabl familtm at koiit irn dollar prr to-mik.
Uraduairauf tW Sibnul ant fullr ptrnaml to en
trrthe Frcahnian CIm in Col!Tr.
Further icforuialKn mar K bat oa amWation to
It. M. MSfOTKS.
C. W. ItUOAIlKtHlT.
W.X.TILLIXOIIaKT,
T 1 Kacfauve Commit toe.
TOIdTEO.
a BaBBBBaiaaaiaaHBM
ANOTHER CASE OF
Toltec
JUST RECEIVED.
J. WeDenLD. JR.
FRESH
Cigars
Foreign i Domeslic Fruits
Always on hand. - Also, a full opply of
Fancy Groceries.
.p20 J. L. TATUM & CCv
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tomera ana tae pwblie generally that
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anu is reeetnng- and will eontinne toreeeirel
CofflprisiEiEYERYTHIHQi3lMsLi33
She cordially Inritea Ibam Vo calL
MUS. JOllX SHAW.
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The Melhodist Conference-
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GET UEADV tU THE
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FUUNITUKE!
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Aurora Watch
la iL CMt ClTtizl
made Vatck. ai is
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rail yonr attt-r.tin to a
rplendid line of
Pants Goods
rOa B0TP aCSOOL UXil.
Jaal toeiw mmm mt friers
Abo,
50,000 YDS.
HAMBURG. AliO OTHEB ' EBI3.
FBOn 4 CET II.
No need to eDnire f-r
th o-ca'.led "IUr:a
Counter," as you CI tr.i
BROWN & RODDICK
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Branch cf "Wilmington
No. 9 North Front Strwt.
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LAND SALE!
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Coart of HarorU e"iny, -V t- ,
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TO
Parents an J GMfc
J. E. KKTAN
iviu run-j. numerous itousenoid Articles.
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