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188.
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rates lumisnoa on
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National democratic Ticket.
,OnRj -MEN'S DEPARTMENT is one of the Tar$Cni -at; illii6ii808klBfiBll -stocked -witli tfwhoiooqt labrxca,..
FOR PKKSiPJSiST, .. . . ,
CLOTHING.
t&toerican makes.
.TMENT. '
GROVEK CLEVELAND,
1
OUIi BOYS aND OHILDIxKNo lJKr fal-interest every one m pnt-oXmp botb' and childbkns'
flTTI? H AftTTJlR .V' TlU! I K RTMT7NT is tboronchlv loaded-dowti witlr ihn vnrions err
t OUR UNDER WE AR;lEiARTMENT is'aperfect tern initselfv All the newest and most BtylislilHats !noWHHEPA1H
7 - .- -
k "-V
tHOM A Sr.A. H END RICKS,
JNDIAKA.
;VpB"l&iSpT01l8 "AT LARGE,
JOilM STAPLE of Guilford
! W. li. KITClllNV of Halifax
Oemorcrat
c State Ticket.
1 ftv.rOR GOVEKXiR,'
7-
ALFRED 3J. SCALES,.,
.;Qf Guilford. x"
10ft; LIEOTENAST GOyERJfOR, .
CHARLES M. STEDMAN,
" Of Kew, Hanover. '
L l"pEk SECBtTARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM L. SAXTNDERS,
pf Orange.
J"03 TREASURER,
a.LD W. BAIN,
Of Wake.
,Jfoi A1T0RN Ei GENERAL,
THEODORE F. - DAVIDSON,
' Of Buncombe.
FOR. ' AUDITOR, " '
'WILLIAM I P. ROBERTS,
Of Gates. -
J'OR SB? Tf OF PUBLIC IJSTEUCTIOX,:
7;
M. FINGER,
Of Catawba.
yOR kSSOCIAlTE JUSTICE fiUPREME COURT,
iUGUSTUS S. ERRIMON,
' ; , .'Of Wake.
-fi-Election, Tuesday, November
ith, 18S4.1 '. ; .. '-I ,-. ? . .,
;: DON!
? -
i r Tl E DIFFERENCE.
As between the letters of , accept
ance given to the press by the Repub
. liciin candidates for President and
- Vice-President there is really but one
point of difference, that of Logan in
the mam being a feeble, imitation of
Elaine's, altbo.ugh not covering, by
a square acre, so to epeak, so much
. ; ground. JBoth of them smack pf the
' 1 '. ! . . I 1 1 it T ''.JV ii
uemagogwai anu are cioinea rn ine
gatb of a bid for votes. It was left
for
Lbga,;
tHJ AIUUVV .
to raise, the bloody shirt and stir the
dormant jembers Of prejudice,- hoping
. 1 thereby to , consolidat
5..M usual iucij;
j'. v ,
Vyi'-f
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vie i
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ce. In
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:
. .'i.ui'e.
-.loess of
u0"a111
-- y aS -"e 1
&e sobriqt of Vdirty work
,, Aumittcu tuuu ewiU
m and violence" ha& been
5
k in election tiraes - anafereL.
been instances in which Demc-.L
. i , , . . ;
are cbarcreable with it vet at
. 4 " " . ii
door does the greater sin he ?
... , . . - I
liKerjuDhcan nartv. ibroiich ifj I
Logati, to hold up its hands
horror and assume to: be
'.au,f'of the damaable iniquitv, is
ron
s that just such, methods as
tiey attempt to saddle upon Demo-
va3. exclusively have been systemat-
t-u,.f iursued in the control of elec
tions by the Republicans both North
jan4 Sjuth ; and lod ay, so scientifi-r
, . ,,- . , ,
,lly arranged is that svstem of tyran-
cauy ai
ny, that thousands in the North, for
the matter of bread that is Involved,
cannot claim their souls as their own
when jvotin
rr . Ti ty A rvrv- r,a - hut miifif I
move Jes-machines at the behest of
their employets and . cast'tbeir votes,
nokm voknSf in support of their high
, It.ife a facV furthermore7 as consis'
lent with the narrow and selfish jde-
f nniTs oi the party, that thousands of
the, cui?efis of the Republican States
ofif Maesacnusetts and Hhode Island
Lave f noi voice in elections at all I by
reas'qa of State laws prescribing a cer
lam standard of property and edvica-
Ucp'aV qualification, the "' inability i to.
. measure up to which practically dis-
usueuwcB LueLii. . ivnu mis is cne par -
tv of , free suffrage, free ballot, fair
. . . .
. courithvpoorisv rather I Then turn
to tlie South; what can compare with
the Lcondition of. abject slavery in
ftnich the poor negro, as a voter, gro -
veisFf s f laced there and held there,
in hundreds of instances at 'least, by
' the iron hand " of "intimidation ,' he
o4r6s- not" choose, when .a second so-
, ber'thought begins to stir his hitherto
pondent actibn 'asVJreemap;":but! the
nictfient he shows signs of returning
reason tnere ; are agents and tools to
' j psoViiirri,; and. he is bounded from
illar ctbst with sribes and leers and
I'.. i;;"k i i ikkM&itda his prevented ;ihe :d
iWHW ?vly tn the
-j.t -..:, c-5-..;.. $$h--l.--tivxit-- -wben. bia own words 'are -belied bv t,-j ui-.. i, . w tt, i -..! - - - . ...... .
rVWi rnU ZWKpvWmv Wrx' i? 'f r Lr1." T P Tf-.1"Wgget"'Jlge'!.. brand ; andL,5ground
' l wUt merely, a Question of
GROVE R CLEVELAND.'
peril ofhis life' tliat be casts a Demo
cratic fvoter 'We speak from past ob
seitatiou. , It rehiahiB "to ; be seen-
whether the negro, now upon- a firm
er basis of independent living, thanks
o the beneficent effect of Democratic
supremacv, ana. drawn closer 10 ma
ormer own era id business interests
and with greater enlightenment on
ublio issues and parties, will remain
slaves; to i he Republican parly. Let
them decide the iquestion without fa
vor or intimidation.
TUL INDEPENDENTS.
At a conference of Independent Re
publicans recently held in Kew York
at which Buch men as Geo; Wm. Cur
tis, editor of Harper's Weekly, and Carl
Schurz, the great German Senator
and Secretary of the Interior under
Hayes, were among the ruling spirits;
a ringing platforoi was adopted, set
ting forth their views and embracing
in unmistakable -terms their reasons
for supporting the ' Democratic notni-1
nee, Cleveland, in preference
to their 1
own party man, Blaine. They take
the ground that, as at present consti
tuted, there is no'material divisiqn in
the two great parties as to public
questions and the general policy of
government offered jn their respective
, platforms. They acknowledge their
loyalty to the principles of the Re
publican party, but they say the par
amount issue of the Presidential elec
tion this yeaT is moral rather than
political.1 And that the Republican
party, in nominating Blaine, a man
shown, by his own words and ac
knowledged act which are on official
record, to be unworthy of respect and
confidence who has traded upon his
official trust for j pecuniary gam; a
representative of men, measures and
conduct which the public conscience
;-Jmr3 ""P1: T'1H-n illustrate tue
very evils that honest men would re-
formtbia act proveQ tbe Repub-
,. milj..! i-
and should not be .sustained by the
honest sentiment of the country. ,
f ' Such a nomination, say they, does
not promiseJnJhe executive cbair in
flexi)jie , 0ffic t'elfril calm anc
' . . . . . t '
and
wise .judgment, sole regard for the
public - welfare,-ice. But they pro-
inose to aid in defeatin? the Republi-
n fiimiTiBtion' tehinh nf,t. fnr ra-
B0n3 of XpediencJ oniy, but for high
moral and patriotic considerations,
.h. d ref?ardj fo the ReDllblicfln
- A and fnr tIa Ampri(ftn iiarfte;
' : . . , i . . . i .
rter, was uum 10 ue maae. - Ana uiey
I i r. .
propose not to stay away irom me
-L ...j' :i- L j.r
pons, ujub aiuiug. 10 ubieai. uiaiue
. . " .. .
i)Qgin Cleveland, the Democratic nom
inee for President, a man whose name
and record is distinguished for hones
ty, executive efficiency and" gehuiue
reform, they call upon their Republi
can, friends who j for any reason can
not endorse Blaine, to support' elec
tors who' will vote for G rover Cleve
land, "in order most effectually to en-
force their conviction that nothing
, , , . . . : . to
name and prove . more disastrous to
the public welfate than the deliberate
' .. . 1 , , - ?,V
corruption and want of official integ;
rity in the highest trusts of the gov-
ernment.
THE ISSUES.
The, Democratic party must not be
deluded into ft position . of defence
II when it has the Republican party on
j tbe "hip already and strictly, upon
the defensive. When, you have, jour
opponent down, ,as Gen; Laach ears,
keep "him down. ' MeEsrs, Blaine and
Doga. their, letters of acceptance,
I uu .wo luu. ucucvo iuul vue iar-
I : .. -. '! r. .
"I question, "the, protecUon of Amerr
ican industry, is the great question
at issue, whea there is a variance of
tantt tiewsnn both parties, making
1 n vjtal issue here, since the pJatforms"!
oi noiu panics equany ueraana tarm
reform-a 4nci tbisneeded reform must
J fiDd. will sooner or later come, for the
people peremptorily demand it.- Dopk
to the records of" the parties. hich
j6rity,' has shown a disposition to give
1 relief from the" Heavy hardens of the
au r uaa uoijine jttepuoucaa par
ty, in every instance where an oppor
mmty was onerea ior reiorming xne
in the breach and
kifed fefQnlit ' The
the- hands of ; which
i people 'trust' their im
w-ll." "''iu-r. ' " ' Daa cD.racvers. m xne county .jfarnest :i:iW wJiarauoo ana' lAga
THOMAS A . II K N DKlCKs.
premacy.
; Ilis and his party'sprofessions then
oil, this subject are mere clap-trap;
and', , fortunately, the whole country
sees it in that light, Hence, we pre--fer
ib- believe with Gov. Hendricks
that this, like other reforms, can most
safely be entrusted to the party which
is not responsible for existing abusers
and -the failure to cure them. In. a
word, Gov. Hendricks. sayS adminisT
trative reform and personal integrity
in public olSce will be the leading is
sues of the campaign, j On one side
you ihave Blaine representing, as
charged by hundreds of bis own par
ty, phe venal and corrupt, while! on
the other you " have Cleveland, en
dorsed by thousands of both parties,
as representing honesty and. reform.
"Under winch-King, Bezonian ?"
The Democratic Platform
Thought of It.
-What is
Philadelphia Times, Ind. Rep
The platform adopted at Chicago is
certainly long enough, if not also broad
enough, for everybody to stand upon
It is something more than a platform;
it is a campaign address, and along with
a great deal that is $lear and forcible
it contains a distressing amount of
unneccessary rhetoric that might have
been left for the campaign orators. It
has thef merit of being written in go6d
English, and the- self-condemnation of
the Republicans, who are responsille
for nearly, everything in which their
platform demands reform, is very clev
erly presented. The arraignment c
the opposite party, however, is alway
much less important than the positive
declaration of party purposes. In this
respect the Chicago resolutions, in lit
effort to be explicit, have run into .the
fault of inordinate length. The authors
have apparently set out with the deter
mination to cover more ground thu
the Republicans covered and to leav
them no advantage in the Md fo
v."0. . ' It will take a good
while to find out all there is in this
extraordinary document, but there is
plenty of time for that.
, . Washington Post, Dem.
.. The great fundamental dramatic prin
ciple that all taxation must be for,
revenue is clearly set forth in this
platiOi If is as cle-irly ' stated"" that
taxation should be reduced bo Jar as to
bring the revenue down to tbe actual
wants of the Government economically
administered. The Democracy
on a revenue tatiff platform and the Re
publicans on a tariff for protection
plank wheel into opposing lines, for a
scjuare fight on the greatest political
question that has divided parties since
: the reconstruction era. . , I,
Savannah ews, Dem.
While it declares that' Federal taxa
tion shall be exclusively for public
' purposes wmcn is only another - way
of saying that all custom house taxation
must be, for revenue only it disavows
any purpose to make such radical and
hasty changes as will tend to damage
aay industrial interest. This is the
position that the majority of the party
occupied , during . the tariff discussion
at th last session .of the Congress.
Some concessions ' are made ' ,to tbe
protectionists in the phraseology, but
there is no retreat from the tariff for
revenue principle. , 1
Gen.' Lozas. savs in his- letter of
acceptance, speaking of, the navy, "it
seems absurd that we have not the effec
tive means to repel a wantont invasion
of our coaetT and give prelection to our
coast towns and cities: against any
power." This is - a nice arraignment
of the Republican party, which has been
in power for . 24 vears. Instead of
building up the navy they have . let
it rot. and sold what thev oould of it
to junk dealers. Charlotte Observer.
lien. Logan says in ma letter accep
ting the( nomination for the Vice
Presidency: : "This honor, it is well
understood, v?as wholly unsought by
m."": He didn't seek it, , he struck
higher. ; He made a dead set for the
first place on the ticket, and -.when
Blaine tripped him tip he did the best
he could and took the second place,
and seems to accept it with "a grate
ful-heart." Charlotte Observer,. ,
A mule was killed in a singular manner
in Concord a few days since- A son of
Asa Barnhardt was watching a colt in
Hoover x Lore's back, lot: a mule be
longing to Caleb Fisher was teasing the
colt. After vainly endeavoring to
make the mule desist,' young Earn
hardt picked up a stone and there was
anotner JJavid and Uoliatn aflair. Tb
stone struck the mule in tbe head and
the animal keeled over dead. , The
mule was valued at $125.- It was
semi accidental affair, -and was not
exactly murder, but muleslaughter,
so the coroner's jury decided. Charlotte
Observer. ' ;-' :r . ;.it' - i
" A proclamation of outlawry was made
yesterday by Justices E. ,D,' fEall, and
b. t;.i Alillis against Pompey. Kneed
colored, one of the " most notoriously
4lIn f
act never in the history of our, career have .we had a better
merit the appreciation of our many friends and the public,
and trust to
C Orrespondence jlonros Express: The
Hon. ;R. T. Bennett is the choice of
Stanly for Congress. Let the Radicals
put out their favorite Pee-Dea war horse
gainst hini, -and his1 majority on the 4th
of November will not be three" or four
hundred buVwitl run into thousands.
,: en Bauer will run a.tne ureenoaoK
candidate for. President.
tVegetable Sicilian
HAD2 EENEWER
vu the flnt preparation perfectly adapted to
ear disease of the scalp, and tbe first aoe
eeuful rertorer ef faded or. gray hair to its
natural color, growth, and youthful beauty.
It baa had many imitators, but none have to
fully met all the requirements needful for
the proper treatment of the hair and foalp.
Hall's Hair Kkhewek hat steadily grown
in favor, and spread its fame and usefulness
to ererj quarter of the globe. Its unparal
leled success can be attributed to but one
cause: IH entire fuljltmeiit of At$promist$.
The proprietors. haeT often been surprised
at the receipt of orders from remote coun
tries, where they had never made au effort for
its introduction. .
Hie use for a short time of Hall's IIaib
s ItKNKWEji womlerfully iniirorvs the ier
aoual appearance. It cleanses the scalp from
I all impurities, cures all humors, lever, and
, dryness, and , thus prevents baldness. It
stimulates the weakened glands, and enables
them to push forward a new and rigorous
growth. -The effects of this article are not
transient, like those of alcoholic prepara
tions, but remain a long time, which makes
its use a matter of economy.
BUCKINGHAM'S DTE
FOR -THB ;
WHISKERS
Will change the beard 6 a natural brown,
or black, as desired. Ii produces a permanent
colorhat will not wash away. Consistingof
a single preparation, it is applied without
trouble..
f rREPAKED BY
E. P. HALL & CO., Kastua, 11
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
- i .-
TOE ALL THE POEMS
Scrftilniterlbl, d.
Blood Disorders,
tbe best remedy, because the
most searching ami thorough
blood-purifier, is ,
Ayerfs Sarsaparilla.
Sold by -aU rggisSl, six ,botJ!s, Jj-
EX-STORE
iND to ARRIVE,
: BY
W A. ROBBIXS & CO.
Agents for Horn Fertilizer.
A superior lot of Pickles,, genuine
Olive Oil, French and German Prepared
Mustard. Try them.
Beef Tongue, Fish and good sugar
cured ShaoKPd Beef, iresh and new
A new lot of those superior Brunswick
Hams and Jumboes..
Oranges and Bananas, fine and large.
A finaTot of New Kaisins, Prunes, Oi
trons, and Currants.
Something new and nice, cereal Hakes
ana oat naaes, can oe cooKea in to- min
utes. .
Have you seen those cereal and fruit
boilers, the nicest tiling known tor boil
ing custards ; you .can't burn them.
Pearl hominy irom new corn. :
, A fine lot of currant jlly pre-
serves. ine nnest mackerel mat is
known, in beautiful 5 lb packages.
If yOu want a nice piece of cheese we
have it. :
Sauces, mustards, sweet oil, salad
dresainzs. " : ' - : I
. Bjuck wheat and tme syrup to go with
them. ' 1
If you wish a tine chew or smoke, call
on us for line chewing and smoking to
bacco and fine fsegars.
Dry hop yeast cakes, fresh and good.
JSelf-raising Buckwheat at 20 cents per
package
I ulton fiiaj-Ket cornea Deet, ariea oeei
Imported Macaroni of best quality.
.N ice Butter at 30 cents per fiv
A fine lot of Jellies in sugar-bowls,
creampi toners and spoon-JioLler jiJd
by the pound.- '
r-. m -i. i. , j
A fane assortment oi canaies iresn aw
new. . .-- - : - ' , .
6f The finest Flour sold iit-Oar.
rels", dollar sacks, and per p mrCU
Canned Fish.
Labrador Herrings, in Tar tar
Sauce, . Brook Trout, Macke,el,- oal
mon and Shrimp. , " A
CannedHeate - -
iteviled ham, tongue and, lobster, pot
ted ham and ton gne," corned beef, and
chipped beef (dried.) 1 L
CaimedTebies.-'
rGreen peas, tomatoes, stringl ess beans,
okra and tomatoes,' oorn, rhubarb, (very
fine fot pies) .. . -.. v
;rx-CaniieJ. Fruits.. ':
Peaches, apples cherries, strawberries,
raspberries, blubemes and pineapples
(sliced and grated.) ;
- Bice, pearl j hominy, ' cereal -x flakes,
wheat flakes, qat flakes (require but 15
minutes'to cook very fine and the best
thing known -Tor dyspeptics.)
A fine.antele Of New Orleans 'syrup,
(new), Crjatat sjrup,.ugar dripsj Porto
fiico and'Jnba molassei, . ?
.PoweredgTaiated, cut loaf, Btand
aril 'XVNew 0rlein4 brown and. granu-.
ayra.
I .- rut. V
W. KAUFMAN & CO.. Clothiebs, Central Hotel
g Machine and
music
I have jast added to
climes and bewing Machine supplies, ;
':' 1 . - " - ' f I i '- i'jf
PIANOS
and other musical instruments nd musical goods. iAs I
liavp led and controlled, with increasing demands, alrnpst
tlie entire sewing machine trade in this part of the State,
by 1 my fair j lioncst dealing and by handling
none but first-class goods, bo will I
Organ trade here.
I shall not handle any innsvcul instrument
that 1 cannot fully warrant.
The future ;of i my trade depends upon the
quality' of goods that I sell at present. I shall
sell low apd high; priced instruments, and ray
prices will be low for the quality of goods.
1 can stdi any instrument as low as. any one
else, quality considered. All I ask
trial. : . '
I t,hall continue to keop si full
Sewing Machines, Needles, Oil, Attachments.
Part?, tSrc., for all machines, ' and 'tlt bct
Plaiters. ULvairin4i specialty, I guarantee
atisfaclion HS-tt price, quality of goods, terms of sale, and work done
S:tvc money anil tioiiMo ly calling on me before you buy.
CotrctiK)udence solicited. ' I
Eor the next 4 months
I shall offer RARE BARGAINS
niidwinMaclnnes' must go
sJiYni ll.rtnll cn.ritu!.' rrVrtll ffTa'-
Don't fail to call and get my prices.
The Gash Store.
Mr.' EUU'.Th.orima and-myself have
mai kets: wliere vie caiefnllv- eulected
the in st complete stock of "
GElSriilllL, MERCmVNDISE' s
-.:-.:- - ' - - . -: , . x'CJGSil
ever brought to this market. They are bought in laFge quantities,; and
chkae pok thk ckji, and I now offer them
v Low Doivn, for the cash, strictly. r
; ,;...;..-'..'.. j. . . - . . i' ., HV '
Let every cotton planter, from his past experience in paying heavy
time prices resolve henceforth to deal for cash and stop Imping hn
his inphey gies out and the conn try will coon get 6n'! a slid ifouijilij
tion. : ' ' . v . , .' ' ,- '
To all parties Who expect to deal strictly for cash', I offer my .eJegarjit
6tock of goods ;My Ironse.will soon bo tilled full of goods and they
mnst be sold, and they shall go low down for cash.. So bring along
ydnr cash and we will find it to onr mutualinterest. f '
Thanking yon for a liberal patronage, J T;ap;pfy fpffcf$l0
FURNITUKE !.
Prices to Stdt the Tiaos
TUE -undersigned respectfully informs
4b pubup. that he bas opentnl the?
Furniture Business
in Laurinburg, and that hererter you
can be furnished any; goods in his line as
cheap it not for less than nauegton
or Charlotte. ?. .?- ' 1 . . .
Undertaking a Specialty.
I keep constantly on hand all sizes of
& COFFIHS,'CASES,
and Caskets, Handles, , Studs, Plates,
Emblems-' &ei -. T'"'-' '
. JTiimitiirt?,
Window Shades, Cords,. Tassels,' Picture
Lloulding, &o, j Come and see my ,
, . i CAKtni XHIBITOM. ,
Furniture jepjaired,.rdressed and varnished.-,
Pictures framed, chairs Reseat
ed.. Send, in your old furniture and have
it made new, your picture frames clean
ed and pojished. "' '
Encourage honte enterprise antf see what
yon are getting before paying tor it.
Give me a call before leaving your or
ders elsewhere, -"Work warranted. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. .Orders from the
country will be promptly attended to.
My motto iss Quick sales and small
proiits. Call as you pass.. " , .
(First floor iazell Building)
40 LAURINBURG N. (!. ly
, rYblJlt'rrAJIl," with bottle of in
delible ink and brush, sent post-paid
for 25 cents. AddresSJ ' ; ' ;
; J, a, BARNES Rockingham, N. C,
supply than! at .thepresent season.
' -U . ,J ' ' f"
house!
ray large stock of Sewing" Ma
f-..,t
AND OEGAHS; f
endeavor to merit and control the
is a fair
stock of
to ALL GASH BUYERS.' Or
at greatly reduced prices, for cash,
.
J, A. WRIGHT,
EOOKIKGHXJI, N. C. C.
v .Ml.
just retnrned from tlif ortlieto
and bought with the cash one of
WILSOW'S
LIGHTHiriG SEVEJT I
2,000 STITCHES
IVIIMUTE.
Tbe only afosoln tely flntt-elass Sew
Ins machine in tho worli. Sent on
trial. Warranted yearo. Send for
Illnstrated Catalogne and Cfrenlar
B. . THE WI LSOSr SEWING MA-:
CHINE CO., Chicago, Ncw prk n4
"STalllnsford, Conn. .
EJdenton Enquire!-: Steel rails are
now being; laid on the Norfolk :nct
Sbatnern llailrOad- i i ( I '
We court an inspection and examination of o excelleiH asprtpfent
' '"J " yy' ir --.: ' " S -Yi
corner, CHAKEOTTfi, N. C.
FHiLOTICA.IL. WATCH MAKER,: "l
And , ealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY.- Etc..
6 Trade street, above Wilson's drag store, CIlAliLQT'yiS, JS. ii. 4' ly
LOUGEE & GOODWIN,
;r (Successors to I. W, Durham,)
417 and 419 FayetteviUe St.,
BALEIGH, N. C.
cbaxeks rsr
Foreign and .American
JEF'we ask
t
I
CARRIAGES,
PHT0NS,
BUGGIES,
ROAdICARTSV
StTv ,ri thft State;- Write ibr Prices,
J. & W. P. STANS1LL,
GARDEN SEEDS!
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A fresh lot of the celebrated LAN
DRETH garden seeds. Call and get a
supply
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rpAeies
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GOOTECTIOJSTERIES !
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Candy, Raisins,
4-. ihfts r y
Juts, Crackers, Lemons, Allspice, Pep
par, Salt, Canned Goods, &c. A lot of
.Xre.sli , IVIackerel.
EverythiDg Cheap.
D1S O R DE R E D 1 L I V HlXl
- ana malaria.
From these sources arise three-forxrtbs of
the diseases of tho human race. Those
symptoms indicate their existence : Ioss of
. Appatite, Bowels eostive, Slek Hsd
ache, fullaeaa arte eatlnar. RTerilon to
.-XMrlkin.af body or mind. Ernetatlosi d
spirits; A feeilas oi Iharlas; neglaesed a
Ueart, Iots before the eyes, highly col- '
ored IJrine, COWSTIPATIOHi, and do
mand the use of a remedy that acts directly
cnthoUrer. JLsaLiverraediclneTUTT'S
liar o no equal. Their action on the
Ki.lneysand SkJn ia also prompt ; removing"
nH i'.upariticss tliioiit&i'incse three "kt
rngers of tho systewt," producing appe
tite, sound disfosv ion, rfjjiilor stools, a clear .
cil.-H r 111.1 , 1 ii w ' r. i"-i-i ' fT X'U. IyT .F.ti
eariae no rsupea or giipio? ior JUtecfere
?f rilbdailyvorkaEdarelrpffect 'i - -
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
OTre&iAIHBYl
Cray Haik ob -Vhiskrbs chanired in
stantly to a Glosst BljlCS by a single ap
plication of this Dra. SoW by Urugiste.
ot sent by exTA-ess on roociptof 01. . .
Offlco, 44 Jrlurray Street, Ifew Tork. ' ' -TJTT'S
FlariUAL 0? L'3EFUl,BCElrT8 FSEE.
Kobe, rhioatJ.ungs. fuilldoa, 88 tt, rooto. ooat, frea.
A No HEALTH
quids, aeopgs.
lltust-rntAd. .
All that the doubtful carious of thoaehtfalwaat so,
knowi Vlpw aau gut oiuaumjM m
Ji2Wd1445o,sob
DR. WHiniEB
Tne $rreasapeiaua, r.ervou. uwuKv,unpeuumMn
to Marriaaa, Oonmltatton and Pampblet trw, j
a, -jJI- U I II j V'a 1 V ; -
Commission Merchants,
6wCZitrM, Plaster :icoti; Oorn,
Hay, Molasses, CojffUt J'fcur,
: Glue, Spirit Casks, dsc.
pleTstewnboatOo l 4 W ":. hi
m n n n
IT
HEADSTONES, TABLETS", VASES, &C.
' . Alsq contract, for
IEON-FENCING; CURBING" ST02IE,
AND - j :
Cemetery WarJc ofJLvery Descrijitibn.
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Call or write for Price-Lists and Designs. Cor
respondence solicited. Satisfaction Gii en.
is a Trial.
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We Offer
To the Citizens of Rocking
ham and vicinity,
The largest and best selected stock of
Carriage and Saddlery Goods in the
State, consisting in part of Carriages,
Buggies, Phaetons, Village Carts, I)rays
ana uarts, eaaaies, Harness, Trunks,
Satchels, Lap Kobes, Horse' Blankets,
all kinds of Buggy and Harness material
including Boddies and Gear ready for the
painter and trimmer.
We guarantee our prices lower than
any in the State
McDO TTGALL & BO WI)EN
V' WILMINGTON, N.C.
stamping:
Ladies, send your orders to
MRS. J. B. HARRINGTON
(Formerly of Danville, Va;):
' . FOR '
- , That will ot Blor or Kob.
Chenele and Arecene Braid, ane a full
line of Embroidery material on hand,
Don't fail to send your orders. .
BADVSTaSiXfHRLOTB, N. O.
J. B. Harrington's
DINING ROOM
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Ice" Cream'P.'irlor;.' '
, 3d door above court housfe.
Meals at all "Hours.
SOUTHERN METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE,
NASHVILLE, TENN. ' ' .
Th WrgeM Book Manafscturing; BjitabKshmcnt in
the South- A fuU aMortmeat of ah betttr class of
miscellaneous booki constantly on hand. - Theototcal
"books and Sunday-school song-boo Its and libraries a
spaciaky. , Advoesvte. ' '''
General organ of the Metkodnt Bpiscopal Church,
South. Twenty page each week. A f are paper for
th old and yoang. Only JS a'yeaf.' '
' thsiadaty seliool Paa-lotlleaJa.
Eight periodicals for Sunday-school teacher and
scholars; different grades and price iss ted weekly,
monthly, and quarterly.
Catalogue of hooks Aad-nacisneas of , Christian
Advocate and Suodar4chool Periodicals sent free
to any address. ' - ' - ....... -
' . Eauauites furaiahad oa all kiads.of Book, and Job
Priu. Addreoi ......
Southern Methodiit Pubilshicg House,
, MA8HVILLX TBNN j ' V .". ,
DR. JA8. E. KEA.
i . tin Hrtn. U(...' T -
i 'V WILMINGTONvN. M.
l-U-'i JL'J.:I.ULXJU1 i. -a
NO. NEW THINfJ.
JSTROfflrSSAKAMiil
; - i Cs4lhioaghootthaooanti,-- 4
.- ..i And th" proved " ' ' -
Be Best Llier Meiliins b World.
nTn Orininff Pnlannniia nniiHL hat nnvelv VulMa
.a. u urn rsuaoie. rrenriMa even dt t njwician A
spwdy ; cure for TAvr Oomtdamtt Rwulathin tha
noweIaaFuntina'tM nlood. Cleansing from Mttli riut
the
Taint. A. porftoe ears tar SllZ Eleadiaieia'.
OotMtlpotloa aod all SUltona Jlarlcr.
Bold ,bjr Drags teta. FocPanirihlots, el.. adias-
til
. MX Uasja Ml, X VOdiat- Mt-.Y.JUa.;
T. L. SK1GLK & ,(;()..
IS."N0 W eMPLrE, -
and you can rest assured that it.'w;!l :
compare with any stock of our lirie in
the-State, in yaj-iety, quality .Of goods :
and low pneest is well known that I
our house is always ahead on all 4,the
new novelties in fine goods in eVery d
partment, but our .stoclj . this Spring is
I it 1- aupciflor iri elegance and Variety j
to .any. ever, before t placwl f before' our -ruatomersV.
'l s-ii.V-i,-,'--C'-:
' Mr M ART! N..M . MoHAE
will be jplaKl to hae you caako hlra a y
call when you isit,t!oor oity and will '
guarantee - prompt attcatiou to all or-, -ders,
:Very truly, -, ,'"-'-''
SEIQLE & 00.
prno', 1884j , - -i , ti'" .-; ,
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