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-ST. NICHOLAS.
. . Jl tliintl moatkljf periodical
fr ojt msi girl, tppe&rioe o the
'- 2Uk timtk momth. K&iie-i by llirj
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Mk thoml4 bgia with tho Norem j
Wr luilxr, tAe first of tho rolaiae.
V- H't.&t' N ieoive tin both to usy
m tv, mmd t 4rcJo th LHt8 of i co a
- -Mitae7; rfai record fur the put;
tvth yrm, dsriog whuih it hw !-1
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liare going at almost your own prices.
idm ttJDoMBt'wamBt for it iiLtll.-B'-o
WMJW iwiuy, t ft abAubL iuu , b mil
ariag tke Mwiag M&aon. The editors
U10 lOUUWlfl 13 kUHUUC iUf
lir 1r Wtmrmm rkr lHi- .
A. SfU2 Story by Frarii H d4;ou
Brnit. Tie 8rt loo trrT hc hv
' rriOaa fcf eiUdrui.
. A CkristaiM Storj by D. Hiw
litl'4Mtakr.
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,r i.",r JTrw "Bits' of Tvli :or Yraaj
ftlfJ "II. II." Tbi tmrif iorma j
- grtsnv nd fittiag memorial ot' i'
j f-k5f-loTi aad child helping ol. j
f-.; 'Pyf o tan Great Knluh (
'"fialkAoU, RafKy and otlters. ll'm.-i
UfflBt by J04pl Penned.
C Vw A8w text 8rial Story, bt i. T
v Ttbridr, trill b? lif lik T-.or-. -:
aad aeful.
Jay' Hoarding Hoa,'' crnl
V Jam Oti. Diinf with a -w
boy li aad fntcrrruw.
- Jfraafc K. Stockton will cntriUr. :e .
Mral of bL.4 hnorous and fia-'ttal '
ptoric.
"Drill." By John Pre-.oL True
A aapital tkol ftory for bov.
TbA lloyiood of 8kp'AX
Xoao Kingxljr- .th ;Hj.tr'.i -by
Alfrwd Faron.
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riunr, iacradiTig Paa C- i: ij . Ii
H. Ilayssfn. Nora Perry. T. A. Jt:.-
Tier, uaiorton
NV'MhiOFton Gliii n, !:- -
J.-Uidnrtn, .Jauin Millar, S
iltekiih r.af. rw-r.h.
dard, Harriet Pysoo"
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GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES
WO BARGAINS,
But GOODS CHEAP !
NO DRIVES,
a ( liauce to
But
FINE GOODS
LOW PRICES!
AT
Read what we can
A Nice Figured
Best ot Calicoes
A. Lot cf Prk
A Splendid Gingham at 6i
COTCH OINOHAMS.
CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS.
BATISTE,
FIGURED
We have just taken
we have lots of Goods
to sell. Therefore
If you want to buy
on us.
See our Worsted Dress Goods, marked way
down.
Buttons .'and Fringes cheaper than ever.
Corsets. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and Parasols
Favor us with your
7ou money.
Then don't (forget we sell the celebrated
Clement Weil and Ball Shoe, for ladies and
children's wear; overy pair warranted.
JBiiy From TTs
''The Diamond Shirt.
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Buy
offer you:
Lawn at 5c
at 5c.
Trinta at 4c
INDIA LAWN,
LINEN LAWNS, Etc.. Etc.
an inventory, and find
which we are anxious
good Goods cheap, call
orders and we will save
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Godey's Ladies Book.
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of Art. Kxlilon
try r taturvi.
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SIX .MONTHS. Ueil api,..
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.isreil s:uil jr...:.
-'.ver tir.- ''U's'.-.i'i!
.1:1 y r . : :i :u the m. 1
Iht, it so, w.i- ;'. kiln
-. lit 1'V tin- M-Vl'f
.! ran.
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.1 () any
:'rc. ('.- ol
c.u
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vv inter ' -T . 1. M
Iiultfirii; trem .uv.uiir.r eiveu. m
the iK,-'Vsp:iif r-. crops eeuer.illy
will ho rut short tins year by drouth
.vi id other cunsos. The probability j
is that corn will be scire1 and tiih
next year. If this shonld prove to1
bo the rase, as it likely will, then it
Lx'hoovps every larnitT as far as'
practicable to prepare lor it ty .
r usinp such crops ar- ma bt- sub--titnttwl
for the corn crop. I'm :
feeding stock oats perhaps make
the ben; substitute for corn, and
when sowel in tunc they are .'asi.y
. r ued. J tind the best tune to sow
them is in bopteni ;.': "r a.i c.iris in
. ( ctolHT as Dossib'.f. When sown
, early in the fail the ire not likely
to be kr.iOd ty t!:- treee- ot tue
:nt"r, they ro'.v taller and C"ine
otT earlier in the s ritif.'. l".'bruar
is the month sow spring outs,
but when sown '.' t!.:s time irom
bad seasons and other ''arises t!,.
(often fail to make a p oA crop. 1
'consider the yellow ru- prool oat
'the best to sow. ;-s pr.'.uiv are
I larger ami li'-avn r t!:an either ti.
I black or the white kind ar.dthey
i ripen earlier in tin' apritijr. The
'quality of the la'id should govern
trie quantity to be sown to the -re
on poor lainl about on buslie' to
the acre, on rich lan! abou v t
lusliels to the a.-rr. ta:.. like
oorn, ls a gross feeder and rcprres
a fertilizer contain. i: large
amount of ammonia. The fort l! -
izere can Ik1 -prea
and plot
;hed in
utie to
' r all'.
with the oats, bu the bes'
nnnlv fertilizer.-- "ti o.r--
other small grain ;r bt .'ore
they tune a -oart ' gio". in the
spring. Spread "tie ft rtili ci br. id
c.vst over the growing gram and
harrow it m Th.-. roce-s hxk -like
mining the crop, but it does
not injure it on the contrary it is
a benefit in two waw r rovers the
l fertilizers and at the same time
! . ultivate. t he growing crop. Sow
in lands ahout tiiUei. it-et w.de and
plough in atKMit lour or live uiches
t leop the ploughing .should tnt
thoroughly done, that in. if pOKtiblc
every square mcii ol the no'.l sliould
bo well trokeu ami pulverized to a
uniform depth of abont five mcho.
If the crop is not hairowed in the
-pnng .us alre:i'i s'atetl .ibove the
harrowing shou
mediately alter
1 then be ib
the grain is
io) ;m
-owed
ana piown
S i t i.e
, when
land and enables
his time come.s tt
ho then cut.-, sr.e.M
lat.s f..r teC'l -di
they are ripe or
' he reaper
tto better vv
tk-
' .1 e.eaner.
cut '.then
ripe, it i
n a.- siHlie
ue.irl v
not bes- to c i:
do. When ell
hem gre
thev .-!..
bt! Iilt
n
mam
he fori
bam.
m ade
so unt:
st ack ing
If the.
t l ey ran
they are we
or li a ui : n g :
.-iuM'ks a
remain tor
'11CW
U 1
?.td the
re "well
se'fvral
:ne weather will uot hurt
For oats t r other small
" . rv ,
; hem .
strain, it invisible seioct a iarge field
w-.th a fence en itKsmg the head ot
a branch or pond that does not dry
up in the summer sow the wtnde
of it, poor siot.s and ail. lu saving
grain in such a held reap onlj the
hest spots or such only as it I will
pay to reap, and when the crop is
saved turn every hog on the prem
ises into the tield. They will, im
prove on such a pasture and lor a
tew weeks will not require, 'any
other feed. 11.
Sheltcrioif Muck.
j3 the fail months approach Vith
their cohl rams, to be followed by
tho still severer weather of winter
the farmer should see that comfort
aWe nhcltei i-- provided for his
horses, cattle, sheep aud hsogs.
ThLs h.ks leeu entirely too much
neglected ;u 'orth Carolina, and
our farmers have pa.d dearly for k.
Keport.s carefnlly gathered trcui the
counties ot this State show that m
ome counties there is absolutely
no shelter ot' any kind provided, the
eattle le:ng permitteti to roai at
large and teed mi the recti and
other rauges, wlniat in other conn
ties here and theie rude shelters
are found to protect irom tailing
rain but not from the driving storms
that are scverei than the rains.
Here and there coujitii table .--table..'
are found but so ;aie a. to attract
attention on account "t their rarity.
The reports go to show that not
more than one-fourth ol the stock
in North ('arolin.i. excrpting work
horees and mule.-, have shelter of
any kind m the winter season.
Aside from the crueity ot this lack
of care ;t is a bad polu Irom a
busines.-. staudpo.i.t . It iues not
take neai a. niucii teed to keep m
a healthy thriving coudit.on .stock
which are comtortablv housexl in
bad weather as it doe
run at l.irtrt an1, .-'u
-rive.- a- be-t t'.t ;. . .
t hey t at re. j . retl t .
tl.eir iiod.t-f. ,,;,d ;.;,.
stock left to
tt tut them 1
;. Ti. lood
keep i.ea in
1 let: to put
Sacii .tock
.. leu oareiy
.11 Li'ti.ill in
et elite! ti,,-
it Ill ,1 Wol .-e
meat on ; in ..'
lOUg.
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lc t!.(- ::i.ik" it ;.n o.ts'er
take ?oo'- ai'e of stock
.1 'U-f.it 'lc-.u of ftxnl that
l:i-o;i stock 'a
bettor
::-e.se- "'ha h " ; : ( x ire liable
':.. n evj,,.se:l to severe im! ndden
lacges in the weather, but because 1
-leti housed stock become 'iv
: '.r'iiers a.ssistanis m jirovidmg -m
xie.mdanco of nianr.re to enrich Ins
.elds and keep them so. The (Train,
..a., .-.traw and fodder they eat is
..inverted into a good fertilizer and
:!t '.ht te the thrifty farmer can
....li :t and readily utilize U;
viierca.s '.vl.eu stock roaru at large
itel set k -!k Itr ;n forests or clumps
i of woods or in fence, corners they
atter what they eat in all tlirec
, .;ons, where it is not available for
any service. This one reason alone,
if no other, should bo enough to
persuade every farmer who thinks
' for a moment, to have good shelter
for his stock, be they few or many.
He would soon find that it paid well
to do it, and for the labor of caring
for his stock as thev should be eared
foi .
KotAtion of ( rops.
A subscubei aks us for informa
tion about the rotation of crops.
This is one of the most important
questions relating to farm work,
and deserves especial considera
tion. It has long boon considered
i as indispensable to good ami sue
tetstnl tanning and there is no
reason to suppose under the light
of all the later knowledge derived
from experiment and studv, as well
as improved j iactice, tnat the old
tanners were mistaken. The old !
practice was to follow grain with aj
' gra.-s crop or with one which re-j
quired irt-qnout eultivation of the j
soil. This was so established that !
among the 1-lngbsh farmers whose
crop-- on the average have more
than douh:td otirs, every tenant
was iKHtnd by his lease toooutoraij
to it. and never to follow a grain"
crop with another one of theame
, kind. The reason tor this was arid
i is that the growth of cou.secutive
crops ot the same kind rapuny exhaust.-
the soil, or encourages the
growth of weeds. It is found in
the natural growth of plants ami
lorests that a certain growth is
generallv succeeded after it has
! attaiued it.-- maturity by a differ
ent kind of vegetation; for instance.
, lien a pine forest has leeu cut off,
i or ua.s been destroyed by fire, hard
woods succeed it, or when oaks or
other hard woods have been cut
oil, pines grow in their place. The
old fields of the South are a stand-
in g example, of
ItllS
and the ''old
held pine covers the. abandoned
land !rom which a hard wood forest
was cut off, to make room for to
bacco and cotton. The explana
tion of this fact is, that hard woods
are rich of potash and taking a
large quantity of this element from
the soil, leaves the land delicient
in it, and nnable to produce an
other growth of hard woods,
but as nine ;s rich in silica and
oor of potash,
aouudance of
the piue with
cauld not
and tiaTing an
iihca. produces
ease, when it
produce oaks,
hickories ami other hard woods
Tne same principle applies to farm
crops, and hence wheat is followed
by grass or clover, and these with
corn, and corn with oats or barley;
and then the land ;s manured, and
,-Vw. it
is grown again. In practice,
I "
wt- t
.ve t.'iiiik' this rotat on is too snort,
'and would be greatly, improved by
ia root crop alter com. and oats and
o.irley alter the roots, with clover
loilowmg ami the second years
clover plowed in tor wheat with
which grass is sown, with clover
added :n the spring. Hut this, too,
might be improved, perhapu, by
sowing the gras and clover to
themselves in the spring, and not
with the. wheat or early in the fall,
as soon a the wheat removed,
thus permitting the scil to be thor
oughly prepared for the grass seed
ing, by which ita success is greatly
encouraged. A'n rican Agricul
turist. I5U1 )eou HutUr uuil Jtutter-Xak-iui;.
llutter is the mature fruit of a
lull blown cow. It is the greatest
etTort of her life. The cow toils
not. neither does she spin; yet I say
unto you that Solomon m all his
glory could not beat her on hand
made, or rather milkmade, butter.
This subtle joke I have repaired
and newly upholstered foi use dur
ing the wiutei
liutter comet- from the cow iu a
liquid state. It is quite a trick to
win her confidence so that she will
yield it up to a total stranger. I
once sought to woo the lacteal
lluid irom tiie milk retort of a large
speckled cow to whom 1 was a com
parative strangei . She w .isn't one
ot those blooded cows that looked
.ia though they had been cut out of
a sheet ot paper with a pair ot
aC'.sooIs. She was a low COW With
coarse : ti.stiiicts, born in obscurity.
Her brew was low, but she wore
her tail I.i-rh. ami .she was haughty
oh, r-o haughtl The oung man
who h.ol hitherto acquired the milk
1 rem this cow desired one evening
to hie him away to a neighboring
village where he might trip the
light bomoasuc toe till the -'wee
sma' hours ayont twa." i ijuot ation
from a poet who was a poor speller.
He wauted rnc to milk his large
speckled, plebeian cow, and I said
, 1 ! n id. Ihe movement was cer
ita;nl il.-advi.--t d. 1 undertook to
1 .'., a.- I i greed. !:it failed, l-'rom
j tho moment 1 entered her stall and
I made a commonplace remai k to her.
I knew o,,r actiuaintanee would not
: le.o! 'o a w.uin a 1 1 at'li 111 e!l ' .
S' ii.'-ir . ! It-It c. 'h: ra : lied and
i.fc.M ..'. ..ei' !:. -t tiom the nio
::.', w mi- lit;' lo .11 g li tends
ril h. e Oil' through t tie stable
...i.'io-.t, luoi.gh' iiie back tt)
U-T)t
TI".
i.e .-:
I slia.. never iiTider
strange cow again
: nrht . So tar the
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The Pennsylvania. Canvas.'
Theie was an outpouring of the I
peopl'. ot Voik, l'a,. Monday eve
ning to congratulate the Hon. :
(Tiauncey !'. WacV- on hip nomina
tion as the Democ ratic candidate j
lor Governor of Pennsylvania. The!
r.-.-ponse of Mr. Hlack to the ad -
diessot congratolation was in ex '
cellent taste. He promised that if ;
elected, which he had every reason j
to believe he would be. he would
administer the high trust with -per- I
son a! houor ami official integrity.'".
Mr. Black ciearij indicated that his ;
campaign is to be an aggressis-e
one, "particularly against the gigan
tic conspiracies which hao hereto
fore controlled transportation and
tiaflic" in Pennsylvania. A signifi
cant feature of the demonstration
was the speech of Mr. A. P. IFar
qnhar, the largest manufacturing
in York, and a prominent Itepubli-
can, m whicn he prollereu Mr.
Black his earnest support. Alto
gether, the demonstration waR a
notable one, and ie another proof
ot the high esteem in which Mr.
Black is held by his fellow citizens.
The Sports of the Season.
A good many people who take
serions views of life observe with
alarm and strong disapproval the
present taste for out of door sports,
snch as rowing, yachting, baseball,
and lawn tennis. But our summers
are short and hot; they invite to
play and recreation. The chilly
days come, and then the important
concerns of lite monojwlize atten
tion. Men are uot all philosophers.
Observe the thousands of happy
people who are watching with in
terest a game of ball. Is it not an
innocent pleasure? Is it not an
immeasurable advance upon the
cruel and savage sports of other
days ' Let us beware of being too
wise, particularly in hot weather.
A'. Y. Ledger.
TiiK Way the Old Laiy Used
to Do IT. "You see, grand
mama, we perforate an aperture in
the apex, and a corresponding
aperture in the base; and by apply;
ing the egg to the lips, and forcibly
inhaling the breath, the shell is en
tirely discharged of its contents."
"Bless my soul!" cried the old
lady, "what wonderful improve
ments they do make! Now in my
younger days we just made a hole
in each end, and sucked."
NATURE'S.
Kor Kick Stornarh,
CURE FOR
i orpiil Ltlver.
Bilious Iet.)ftc'-ii'
CONSTIPATION,
Tarrant's KlTervoscent
Seltzer Aperient.
It is certain in 1U ef-
ffcU. It : geniif in its
action. It is palatable
to toe taste, it can o
relied nroii to cure, and
it cures b" ASsiSTiNtv,
not bv outra::i!;. na
ture, l'o not taKe vio
lent punrativec your
fcel ves or allow your
children to take tnem.
Sick-Headache,;
always use this e!ec;aiit
pharmaceutical preps
rntion, which has been
for more than forty
AND
nVCDCDClA yoarri a public favorite.
UI Wl Li Jl RSoId bydrugnuusovery
nul?ttwlm where.
ENGINES
FOR
GINNING
Mtwf cononuca. a:id durable. Ciieapet-I
tD ".ie majtev, quai ;y .r.Ult r?d. SAW
MII.U. OOTTOK 1'LA.NTHliS ANP STANP
AKU IMI'USMiiNTS GENilKALLV. Scr.t!
for calBlosne.
A. B. FARai'HAB.
I'SJ.r.syivania Agrlcultnral woikp. Verk. l'n
aulll dwlm
TO ADVERTISERS lxireelratt'B for a.l
vert'.Kiug lu IliOO Kood newspapers tionl
free Address GKO
P. KOWEI.L A CO., 1
Spmcf Pt . N. V.
Bellevue High School,
BEDFORD CO.. VIRGIXIA.
Tlit lt Annual Session Opens Septem
ber I5tU, lbsO.
Knr rR'.al'igne or Special InfnrniRtlon, ap
ply U) W. R. ABBOT. Prill.
Jul2dwJm Bellevue P. O.. Vs.
and WhlskfT Unb-
Uh cured at borne witii
out paio. Book cf par
ticulars lent FREE.
B. M. WOOLLEY, K. D.
A t in-Ot .. CTa. Office.
Si., Wb.tieh.ail Streut.
WEAK. UNDEVELOPED PARTS
Of th hod olArttw and FtrngUiiid. Foil prti7tr
lars went trwFRiy MTO OO.. pryFALO.N X,
Williams' Fast Freight
Line.
STEAMER ELM CITY,
Barge Jennie Reed in Tow,
Will make Regular Tripe to Philadel
phia and return every TWO WEEKS,
touching at Haltimore and Norfolk on
return trin.
Spocial rates given on heavy
freights from Baltimore and
Norfolk.
J V. WILLIAMS,
ieneral Manager.
THE
NEUSE & TRENT RIVER
Steamboat Company
W ii. i ui: 11. e following -icbedule o:. and a.'tei
Septeml-o: til, 15
Steamer Cutler
Ifflv w Borne for '!rt-n;o: u',-ry
e ...trty ui ii. m., and h'riilay itit. r The
arvlva
-jeur'.l
r ti'.e m.-araar Hl.enandi ia!i ; n tiirn
ifuve 1 i-t'iittui every Tl.ur-..ay nnd
I-u.t.:: ft' all potnls ttl.'i.p: u.h
Steamer Klnston.
:. .' '. Rf'.-r I'.;: t- -tii .-t.'H'ii.
.'. i. ..i.vs iviiiffeii :.r N.-v 1-iii
M r m - , 1 lli'irsdjiv a T " or It w-fc a n.
w-!:.,-;ei' Nl-w iierne t-wty 'i'i:--;
! .' . '..':" -'i-ppliiK ar J..:iy ' iil i-'i.-,
I"' . . f i.i: ' h . 1 la iHluikH o:i 'enti. :". v. -:
. - ;...- !; i.tade t. f.'.!ilr..-r .1
:. . " :. ' vl 1 'e : 1 1 1 'Li tHRUi"!. . J 1 e
J"H" h" FK1.1. at Sfti'ho-n.
'.v K -rAisLV, Klniton
:' bieRrs ollokiviii
r W11UN. Agent a-. Tremotj.
1' yt:i-.-XKLT, Jolly Old i'leid.
; 1 'i i'K-. tiaker lirldbO.
J Y VHrTK. '.ien'l Mar.ag -r
i.Idiit Klnston. N. L
TO THE PUBLTC!
i'K TOliK IS FD V.'ITHI
Choice Groceries,
Cauned Goods,
Provisions,
Boots and Snous,
Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps
Crockery, Etc.,!
( . i.- i i I'vei
i:m '-.-l ' v -
.C AS 1 .' ' VV
!:;:i. mat in kept In ft
r.. ..I xe ;irt
'.S 1 llh LCVV1-..ST ul
-n'.i- or R tai.
i'oiuran.1 aoe r.s a :i ! he c-. a'. . n.-r
ROBEETS L BEO
front $t.. JN'nc Borir. .V.
OPIUM
Qne of the UR3EST MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOLS in thft'Scdh-
Healthy LccjtinD Never a Death in
Resident Fuyaiciiau. In case of sickness no charge for Medical attention. '
Full Course ot Study Cadets complete their education here, or a thorough preparation is given
for any College or I'niver it' or 0 overtime nt Schools at Annapolis and West, Point.
r.'ac'-iwtil Business IK p u fment. Book -Keeping, Banking. M'c. This Department offers as good
advantages as any Northern Business College.
Special Course in Penmanship under a Pinfessioii.il Penman.
First Class Department of Art, Drawing, Architectural Drafting, Oil Painting aud Water Colors.
No Mxta Cti rnv ,. ; ,
Full Course in TVirgraph .v ami in Short Hand.
Our Rates art' very Low, and we have no '' Kxtraa."
-sioa always begin.sMii st
address
JAM.E
i
IN CONNECTION WITH THE AGENCY FOR BOTTLING
The Berber k Enzei Brewina: Company's Lager Beer, Porter, fie
w
I KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF
WINES UNO LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE,
Which will be sold by the Barrel or Gallon at VERY LOW FIGURES for OASH.
Ginger Ale equal to Best Imported, and superior to any procurable in North Carolina.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR
Y FALL
I will offer my Entire Well Selected Stock of
Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Notions,
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Etc.,
20 per Gent less than Cost!
GNLY FOR FOUR WEEKS.
L. WALLNAU'S
CHAMPION CLOTHING STORE,
Middle St., cor. South Front St., opp. K. R. Jones'.
DABL BROTHERS,
Wholesale Grocers,
HAVE ItEMOVKl) TO T1IE1K
TWO STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND,
A.nd keep of FLOUR, .HEATS, COFFEE. hUOAB, SYKUPS
MOLASSES. 8AET, TOBACCO, 8NUFF AND CIUAkS, An
everything In the OKOCEKY a FUEL. STOCK and at
LOW PRICES for CASH. a24b
Crab Orchard Water
Gi?nuiue Crab Orcbard S.ilts In Real! narkacRfl
I CRAB ORCHARD WATFP rO. Prnn'ra.
NEW BERNE, BEAUFORT & ONSLOW UNI
AM
Lower Ncasc River Kuiite.
skmi v:!-;kly s!:i;vicr.
Kit ..! i
1. Si.::
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J. McSORLEY.
fashionable boot m se;jb maker,
P ..'..! C:K 51 i . NLW'i.iT.N. N t
CATil .UINi l.AM
Th:- t" Tlif;
II. ill tne tV'i.. -'
ity, tx 't llcvilt lit
tuke 'ii''a.ur.' m
mend in,; to all wl
a;;1: ul-I. v. . .
nn--ry
-ami
("til t'li h
Minim '
,.i mav
- . t,
1 i
.'.- .rn
lm in
cortid.-LL'o.
his lift.
il'iK w i .1 ti. j- of
Mr. MoSir;. v u : ! - ;.. .-:f.;: n: tho
public that ho has rv w tw.-. tir.-t-clae.
Bootmakfr? ernplov.vl . lias stck of
' the very beet tuateri il, find can put up
the very best quality of boots and shoes,
made on tho shortest notice, and guar
antees a fit. Y our order id respectfully
solicited
DAVIS SCHOOL
LAGRANGE. LENOIR CO, N. C
" ' A Miiitaxy Boarding School.
COL. A. C.
DAVIS, Superintendent.
School. Excellent New Buildings. Fine
Thursday in September.
S REDMOND,
NEWBEEN, N. C,
WHOLESALE
AKU
STOCK,
DYSPEPSIA,
SICK HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION.
A Remeilv for afll Diseases of the KatTer. Kid .
Bey, Stomach and Bowels. A positive I
euro for ITUlMd. AtfelK HMdadM.
at 10 and 2o cts. TVo eenuine aalta Bold in "hul
4'nnui rajLKlsiin . I intm nnp tn I urn lAHRnnnn hi
MTWON N. Mnnutv. TUTtllt K.
188C.
Harper's Weekly,
H.l.LSTItATEI).
; ! .'. '. i :. - W l'KKl.Y lias now f. t ir.orc than
,...:r.;, . nin.nLaui.-d its pofili u.n jib tile
..n..i u :i i f.l vcrK;y nowppniicr lu
A;... ; .. i. With a coiiKtunt lneri'.'tBo i Ut-
: niyui. l aitlsl.r ros.ot.mn, it is able to otfer
; .r i.i.i i itfiunit; .ur aiL.-:(C Lions uzitH,iuilod
: any j levlnuB volume, (.-iiibi-acing twocap-
liitihirn ua sermi stont'S. ono oy Jlr. Thos.
Hii.ro', anion 11, o loroniOHt of living writers
'. '..Mi, mid the otiu r ny .Mr. vv alter Bosani,
. : i.e , . - t i aplJIy 1 ii-i:i;i of l-'-niii-Ji nov-.-t-;
ii ;.) .lie 1 !luirul:oiiK of iimisr.al lulor-
i.
Mn;.-rn in nil section:, of the country
t . i.. : : M.dtt s tor,. -s, mobtly lilusLi aU'd,
'is: wi . i a, ami mi.. rtunt .:pery ly
orn ns on ii... c:.ier toi.c-s ox the
-i.
i-.v. ry
w ho desires a trustworthy polite
ici i :iK i Ut'.nin ui..l iiibtructive
i., enltr- ly ii.-. from oh.'ei-tlon-.
k in . itlii i' Icti. i -1 -i i- :' illustra
I U' .ici . ' o I " : i;ii j.' r Wf i kly
ll:trp-r's Poriortioalrt.
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. tiu
ar. When
: : : M., oil
.viliiene..
n-ivlpt of
! it 1
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ill. I. In. '.ilif; will
or I y . j n ss.
!rel:"it does not
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.will be s.
f il.on each
ollllVt' Sdltllllil
:iia:l, ..istpa.d.
lit
lie i.i-.tlanees sh"U Id he made Oy rosl-Office
si, .ii ey ur.ter or l'laft. a void chance or loss
New spapei-s are not to copy this advertise
ment Million! li.e cxptebs orUei o liai'per Jl
liP'tii.-rv
AJtiis. imtl'KK 13H(THKR9,
evv York.
ILLS
ill I'tirnuks
IV Ounimflnrtum's ortice
" Mam HuiMinp
Society Halls. C&ddt Cornet Bui
Kor KegiMterlitcontaining lull particulars
COL. A. C. DAVIS, Supt:
;'
LIQUOR DEALER
..... ,
MANTJFACTUEKB OF
Ginger Ale;"1 1
Sarsaparilla
Lemon Soda - '
5
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Buffalo llcada-i
California
Pear Gidb
Etc, Etc.
..."
I.
A Ifewspapar snppovttef tto FnntfpMsT
anaoenuM am
" Publlthed lo the Ctly of wr Yiffc? ' ' ,
wii,LiAir DOBSinjnsii,
dltor and Pro' .
tiailf? Sunday? ant M4rtioa
sthe weekly; star;.:
Sixteen-page laewpMrUsuMI
4, every Wdnedar .naa , '
sfclean. pnr, brlgbt ana JatwwtlkC 't
F A MIL Y. P APEIUXg? -:
I It'contaloa the latort new, ton fete aaalf?
arnhifi In l tumm .... . .
Agrloultural.
Market, a , J&
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arinanelal and CammaroltO . 'W -.v
Poetical, wumorou in -
J - - !l .. C. - - - -
DeTJSrtaentC an rade th1 dtoetti ; -fcfalmam
loarsialUta of tb UtrWkiBtW Ita piM v '
JonrulUt of tb UMT)ikUnW
fromlMCiB&liiatoeDd. . . . .
l Original storks bj distmgniabea
nuea will tm lonna ctuiacn WW
WUt OS IUU,UHCIHN
Tb Daily Stau contahn asl & of tts aar
aa attescttre form. Iu petisfcorrwottsae -V
Vy cable from Loadoa, Porto, BerUS, Vsnma aa t
At Washington, AlbamyaDd.othsr awr csatfea,
At ablest eorrespondrot,aTeckUy'rUtos4 ttsi V :
Thk Stab, famish tho Isiast bf stisfrspo. jr
Its literary features an anaurpaaMeV ' T p.y
The Financial and Market Batfowl art awfMiTty r t.
foil and complete. - i '.i;..
. Special term and extrssTdlnajry laflsse -,'-;
nents to agents and eanTasMrs. . i
eemd for circulars. ,
' 'tbhwJSOI' tmb waaVaTA M Bra. y
aoBiBaaa, rsxa or posraea In a XJnltea Ststsa t
and Canada, outside tae limit of New YockCU : .
Peryear.TTrrrr .'.;V...fl x -
rinKi,lIVf, MOT . .1.:'
Clubs ot Fifteen (and one extra to organiser).. U OT
r TCRM8 OF THS DAILY. STA TO BtJ-
MSIBBBS : . . j ' Sfi,
Btot day for one year (lndnding Sonde jV-.-t7 2
Dally, without SoDday. one year ...u... OT .
3Bvery day, nfx motittia J J '-a--
Daily, without Suu.Uiy, etx morthf ............ W
- Address, THE STAJBeN ,
BO and Z3 Knvfi WUliam St, Haw
For Hard Tinv5S.
he Daily gIouinad
DEMORESTg
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAGAZIN Es
With Twlva Cut Ptpsr Pstlenu of your sera
selection sad of soy aire.
Both publications, One Yeah,
ro
$o.oO (Six Fifty).
flMO REST'S
I THE -BE S I
Of all the Magazines.
CONTAINING 8tor4ei, Poems and other Litoran
srlrsotioni. oombiaieg Artistic, Seieatino se
Houiohold matters.
Illuttratnd uUA Original btoel Etxgrmv
inga, fhotogravureM, Oil 1'itturwM and
flue WooHovtsl malting it th M0del
Magamine of amerioet.
if" Each Magazine oontains a COtTPON
OltriEH, entitling the holder to the selection of
ANV PATTERN illustrated in that number,
and in ANY SIZE.
BKMOREST'S MONTHLY is Justly enUUed
the World s Model Magazine The Largest U
Form, the Largest in Circulation, and the best
TH O Dollar Family Majrazluo issued. 1W will
t.e the Twenty stvond year of its publication;
It i i ontiiiu.illy imnrovod and bo extensively
J to nhie. it in the front rack of Family
JVriodioal. i. i ll e.iual to any maa-asine It
contains 7- iio.s--... larc quarto, 8illX inebes.
i-l' (raiiilj printed and fully illustrated. Pub
lished by vv Jennin-s Demorest New Tora,
an q tv special agreement combined
with the
DAUT JOURNAL at $6.50 Per Tear.
ih'fs i. in :.-. V. O.. FaXUtTIBH
GUION & PELLETIEB,
Attornovs e JLjmX'Vf
s i-:h front aT..'.orp. gastos Hottbe,
NEW BERJTE. If. C.
1'ractire where sorvloee are desired.
Practice lu the Supreme Court, and in I
Federal Court at New Berne.
One of this firm will always be at the foi
iowlriK places at times specified below:
Trenton , Jones county, Saturday of each
and ev ery week.
Beaulort, Carteret county, Thursday ofeaoh
week.
Jacksonville, Onslow conHy, the drat Mr
day lu each mom
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