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1886.
. Marks.
and Winter Opening.
Fall
Dress Goods !
BrMia. Diafenals, Tri t.-
Diagonala tajhrr!er.T!.v-. Honr. "a. '
Fancy, Dorbcr, Alpa.i-. 'a-. M-r:r.
Drew Goods all kinds, iii . ;.!. 1
stonuh the "no.it kardtmii tujh:- r r's
"Cloakings---More Than a Big Line.
i W hf paotUj of (,'loak.ni; ( i ooU., ud r fT '- m
it iJ pottfU. Tkrre it n riaw.-' 'r c '.' r v " ' t.-. - -
U WTore porchasir:
Plushes 1 Fringes! Astrachans !
Pur brimming ! Bead Trimming! Braids!
Cloaks!
Hew Markets !
-.JVm Hrjs he Full Sunk, well a.-orteJ ar.d t-'ut
IU iin il to pat line npn -.he rark..- i '.-"
TWO GREAT LEADERS.
DRESS GOODS AND
'':f ' 'M' abovght a luxpt Hr.o of hotb
rCV- Our line of Prints.
. 53 :'1-Bleachings? Canton
White),' Wool
t ..V 1 fcc 11 maar Of Tito QooJa nd
SiRyr;HT2idred Pairs of
Sola at 5UQ
fOTJDR IIOT STOCK,
iX&aXTftX? ..See It It
Hmtmwmd, ad we Ixiught Shx
fro VJRST DANDSand FOR CASH.
War do a jarg Retail Bxuineis, and we appreciate it, and
-wa etr for it, and we love to wait !on our customers- -i
Mr tiMB til. We lOVB to pleaje them, bat we hire a f- w words to ray
. to'4luwf ttafmT that have increased With UStrom year : y ar
!uf Wholesale Customers !
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE
;:;;"-Wj62BayT-that never have we done so much
4;&tqgiyo them every facility for huyimr their
C;; Dry Goods at home.
illtli-. We Guarantee
vTJ-9Dlkate anything bought in Baltimore
-i ''t'?' iJt .'Other market in less than ease lots.
' vTtiU-iS: HO empty boast. Come and see us.
:,
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be waited upon, and we
.there shall be no grumbling when
yt- iioy takc time to examine tlieir purchases.
Ver' truly yours.
O. SHARKS.
:dail brothers,
Wholesale Grocers,
UAK BEMOVKH Tt TIII1IK
S3 . 2
TOD STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND.
AjmI keep of FLOCK, n k at, ofkkk. moak, svhi iv-
MOLASalCS. SALT. TOBACCO, SMFK ami ,
erernftlar in the OKOCKltv link, a i t i i K l t
tOWPBICM Tor CASH
WILLIAMS' FAST FREIGHT LINE.
I t.
STEAttEX ELM CITY AND
BAS0E JEKNIE REED
WEEKLY i.ETW K r.N
I mil I C. u: SI::
Lmtn N'e- fit:.- l -n
r. u.
Lmm Sort-iit T-uri.
P. U
Coaacta w ith N v : : .
Co. TTst ill point Ncr:n
jnCK T1MF. AND LOW rlwilK.H;
J. V. WLUJ-IMS.
Winter.
Dress Goods !
:. V.xv.:.-'.-. Bis. !. (
rr. i 1. - ' ' I
-, ' it 'a-:.:: '-.;'.'
r: l" : '
Cloaks! Cloaks!
New Markets!
Jerseys !
I...
' : I 'ad;, t-ut
- a r w hive
CLOAKING GOODS,
n ,.
Ginghams.
Flannels Red and
Flamnels, Drills,
Dotnetc to be funi it. t :r: (
WHITE BLANKETS, to be
Fer Fair,
Is :
Immense And Complete.
lar, but is Twice as Large as we
as we did EYKIiYTIl I"G ELSE,
T 1 1 K
::eusz l tpzi;t fjvee
Steamboat Company
Steamer Cutler
Steamer Kington.
CHp,0K clothier
GET OUT
x ; H,;; is.
L.Y.
Heavy li VT oi Satinet and
Cashmere Suits :'r -in S3 00 to
$5.75.
Our All Wo -1 raiuy l-'uits.
:'ror.i $5.50 to S13 50 are f
"icoly made up that they b-::
a:v custoTrL-riKi-io Suits-
PANTB
- v. r r-'uh: to th: ity. '. - k -. cr ar
; k w. ! y' u wiK a -krunv:.-.;,;.. that
v. -. . - r rr. -re Mtial -:;.'.-
t! .Mil "1 (HI (! Oil
Sinu'it' Louti .11. i. ; ' - --.il
under Manufacturers Fuces.
Ovoreo:-ts and I71tcr.; iu
liht and heavy Wi ipht, iror.i
$2-25 up.
Fine Wool Reversible Over
coats from $5.00 up.
Shoe Department.
!
hi: r..;i'. ' x
v ' -r
f,'r!'
liO't'.S. r..v..io a.iir.-: :
"A' - -h at,;" nv.!" n rv! '. y ur '. :
.i t r : '. h ! at "l r ' -;
l. i--- f -.-il- ;i.
en 1 !'. t t .- ! - Ki:'.u'.l mv
'.v ! n
1 . ' k t
!'t'-
;..,r. cs iiiv .r.tao f a !'" pr: '' .'hut
i q-ya way of ir.v;'an: tragic, 1-e.t Uo
.lira 1' tuii.l up a lark-f h x' :ra n H
y .liDparaKiDK '".her reptitat '.e i.-at-T-.
t-ut by arTirdir.( riniomiT? a nla-e
; un hisf whore afxiotuU' fairness i a
ured.
ilur ft "' l'l-av :in I iiri . ii is r- did
.rather. Alao our Dotter e.as or isr.o.-.-.
! Ijuii.M. Ikiy and Children's ho-n
I nr-irTtionatelv cheap.
N w -cmeli.ifc atjut car
Dry Goods.
i'i:,; Ic. yard: Poplin. i.-' a!
wdlo Ikmipspnn. 'c '! i y.l wide
H-arr. mvuii. 4.. Plaid-. li;ut;ti.niiq an!
Checked Homespun from V. up.
' v i A well assorted linelof WOK-TKli
: DRESS GOODS at all price,;.
j SHCftU, BLTIORAW, BLAKETS-
I)imSticsJcos,FO - "yJ'f' w11'
JF.RIIYI, WALKI51) JACKETS and
CLOAK t LOW TRICES.
( iUK STOCK IN
i TTa.t; ani riont 3nn T,.ini
,
cannot Le excelled iu price and uual
ity-
Bargains: Bargains! Bargains:
In Ladies and Gents Hose
I at V pair Also III HANI K Id
I edllF.FS an i all kind-, of NOTP 'N.
If j u n.ii.i to ir.akc your . e.c
cl -lh,?, come an cxturnr." oar
STOCK OF PANTS CLOTH.
au.l oa wouldn't ieiiv, . i:r r,- with-
out Kfttina .uiwa.
'It 'K STtK'K i 1 V
'I'riinlitM and u 1 i.-si;
u ronih-U'ly new. ana wi
th p m
with a vorv tira;t.el i r nt ir. order t
ra.ike r- .-m f-'r daily arri-ni -.i.ij
K.-.i ad Shir:?. T" .
Mori's Hy' idf l:irt-. :"'
I.iiht. Shirt. 4"'C.
t'r.dershirtj.
l.ravrers. 2V.
Corsets. 25e.
itentg' Neck tur
Rubber ( ioods.
1 " mbrell s.
A coord iou-c F.e . Idc
L. U alliiau
C -rn.-r M.d ilo ar. 1 South Front Streets
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MA RBLE WORKS,
SEW BEKNfc, . (
Mouuiuents Tombs
1 vi.re c :b'. i . . .1 . ii w 1 . :.
ITALIAHiAMERICAH MARBLE
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JOE K. WILI.IP. Pio( rictci
'r K. Mr.-i.KU i.i cy authorized a.a,
: Kinston miSU-'.vii
Ji 7 -r
'.. r t r 0- Original S3 tar,
l-ifi.-fl of Immi; i.
Itonr liFDBlne hoImi bar Inff t h la st a m p
JAMES MEANS'
S3 SHOE.
4: Uncia i-.
I '.--h.-r l: thrt Mt'.rT-.all-iti -f
- If -a. - Tb-.uta:
J. McSORLEY,
.lNA:1: r:,; AN 3 Vill
SATISFACTORY
mM?- mv e!be' : ,,
'S. -. i- -:ts i- l.fted at lea-t s
; .1 - s r:. ,'v ' .addle .r c, :
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. - ' - - :roiig:it d 'it!
::. v ' i i t i. ache
Tin-: .101 kxai,
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noble i a:. '-.',-:"
tti b.U'K o : ',
vailey. Titer-
Arcadian .i'.-'i:' !
seen:-; in ano" 1
tie and .di :-ei ...!:
so:; .i-,u:' '; ti.,v
lev itiak' i-:ie I,.r
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unpar
a I c.i'-coU
is content I" la
dou ;
, h.ulv nook, and
a a t ll e ll .1 "
But there wa, ,
: : ca ni
: pit It
, ,,.-!, t
It the ho'.el - ho;:
charm :nto aid. a :' .
to his porsua-a ti. eh
Clud:n' three lade-.
i: - I n
a - . 1 1 ed to,"
t Mt. Mitcheii. ircvi""
make tne a.-oeii.
... . i - ni,,:i,,.,l'eioa, .Y-Mcti.iiioi,o, in, uuiai
from the bote
toot, t 111- Old
II. Oil. in 1. oi l.h ,,,..,o.i.,.,,a '
vt-lt'le.
1.'.. Ila W Ihi' IPillKll Ot t If
ieirton. trad is .is mod
and rotir-
ine as d oriental lad v . lie screens
inm-elf behind the gigantic terms
o! !::s less la-serv ei ne:gi:Oor.-. ano.
as ;m additional pn caution. s oars
throe hundred and c.itv days out ot
the c.ir, a veil of i u-b which he
seldom removes lor the admiring
gare of mo.tals.
Tbe ascent is hmg and tedious,
and the chances are ti n to one that
: the mountain will bo w tapped in
fog, but if the dav :- clear, tiio pil
gnni is amply eotn
icn-att d lor all
trouble by a vn-u ui.-u; pascd on
Ills -'etc o! t tie .Mi !--;pp;. 1 lie
!,;;.;e' and
a..- : - g' to r.i'lv
-is were r.-o.
ease. ;;.e
aglr i:n-;l t
io: n t ed t : in e.
:rs utter the I
When thev came.
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tne wor-r an ; :n
111 1 1. e i o . iiii li
. . . .
me
inv usual late and 1 doubted
ii, . ,i
r.s ability to carry me up the
mount a: n .
and adv.ee
how n: a:,
counsel 1. 1 -e.ule
nan -eious
ino; n :
i
.VllliO Illlll u I o li i ii.- iu u
not to kiil ourselves
t ! :s w ludesome
rved ' our eaval
'Vii.i' an ati-pt-:
: - lor our ;oi;nicy 1
in' ilt-iv ii:i- -j u . , n g a in ;d the
, 1
petal- ot the elem.it i - which l.ties
the lotiees along the road, the
azure .-kv unobscuri d br a single
olou'l. the a.r .-" rar tod tli.it it
tavor. I'...- ,b :-g
exlulara' ing edeet
ot all except 1 bice
who moves along
tno.inor and droop
demon -llgges'i
appl.oa".on t a
s ; de- Hi a', e- ':. t : '
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us. t:iv liore.
di". ctcd d.e
head. S 'Pie
' a vijorou
:.':::g . hi
.a.d i ' b---a
- van :. i:
n :.a:i.--
rse
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t.V. a. A..
e.p;.-.tc
" 1. c:. ta:
e State in
are ::.e-
: : . - -: 1 1 : 1 . g
Mo ot 1 1.
urpa.-.- .. ny
-eau'v ot 1",
1
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J-t I '
A a
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a a
-I M r. y itchell. but expe-
i.'s M'lHt mo that tiio
mountaineer has not the
(i -, j-.-ion of distanc-. It
- !!''.'(!'. A for a little
t""ii"H-t. ami mi-
: t-" - !::; ,-: Ciotsoral
i j' t iii-Tri-.l
: ' - ! 'I ;n-
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A -1 t. . . wo
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br.M '-I-,' -'
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1 1 ' " l:- :a
! S-vn
di'.''! moiin.
to-. .-; .-;ia: khn.u'
t-ldn it-i!t witli
..-;n -: :'.:ain-'
i :
!o,,,
lit:!
-' t i a. in
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v- o: Id.
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n: 1 :'!:' e !;!'!- v.
root o ! 1 ." a i s -, i h
"IT -:!! d -and
iah-- '-n 'in I
nca'h. lde- va-'
na'nie ; - mi m -o
sician.: t !: ir. as wa
t- ..l-ie -. Ii;l' ii- :
ippoil a
o ! 1 1 y an
: i a . e i - -1 .
dial o!
a '.' i : :
id ti!ioa;!i
"in horse-
la.aiiL: noiscl.--! i.i.nii i; r.trpet
;' -s, oar heads ate m-'it.e;ivriv
boaed. and the load i 1 1 ; o i i ot a
nieii v i ipics' i an set m- .!'..!. .
t'.on.
A'a
H : '
I,el We !n-:::
. 1 (a- tace i
'he anient in
u n t at n
: -. ... : - i pei.d (;' i.sr, and to
I o o t ; a I at T ' C a v -i 1 1 lil- I 1: 1 I II
d-v.-s haela:, Is a, d 'loiw.ud-.
j get 1 1 ng a 1 ; ' ' le b:-. her at each tain
; ing. As vv e h-ok n;i atal see it
tw i.-t :: ' il.iii i: ' 1 e mountain, it
i ti ,d wj a'a -, ,nc hu-'e
i v. b n fue'i
. ' i
la. 1 1 - - ! i - e - i ' i li I 1 e-
i " '.-, v ii to tlie' vd'ev
I lie low.
, .. . .a t.
lis left tar I'ehind, and on looking
I up I can mo sometimes three dis-
ti,,,. -olio,,,.. ,,f ,, r,,m,v-,nir.nc on
l'"v v "'1
th.
igag over niv head, their
horses striking tiro with their shoes
from t he rock- over which t hev
-i-ani'de u.,1 o, cor .v..
along this tortuous path for seveial
miles, wo suddenly emerge upon an
open level spot, where was once the
summer residence of a Mr. Patton,
of Charleston, S, O. Now only a
few bricks ami boards mark the
pla'C where the residence of tho
old aristocrat stood. This little
plateau abruptly terminates in a
steep precipice. Some of us riding
to the blink, admire the glorious
panorama v.h.ch unroll- i;.-elf be
fore our ga.e. bar below u- lies
tlie lovely V.wteV o! t li e S V. n II a Una,
asleep in the warm sunshine, over
. hieli ;:..::'-'. like a gl unour of i ii
el.antmei:!. an a" use-.; a, n
"
h" n.o ei;:i -:
i , . . 1 i'iii l t,e
V.', a , ,i
An occasional
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1 ,''"" , 1 '
: T r . gr 1 - th
i r e a 1 1 T . ' , e ,. , , ' e e TV ' , e i-vn-HKii
.. ' ' ,, ; ' . .
.o ne ", , 1 1 c. - o u- ei o
, , - . . .
I 111' en illl.i.iiii'.i line i . .- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 all I 1C
course. Leaving the river, the
c:lll..v rise- to the loot ot o-ri.-if Kit.
lowv" mountains which, gradually '
i-eoedmg. rise higher and higher. 1
till then la, ut outline is I,-.t ,n t ho I
blue of the skv. On every .-i,le.!
grc it pe.iKs loom up
ilS.lllds Of
teet, and.-tand scr.iraels over the
treasure at their teet. On the left,
old Greybeard ba.-ks in tho sua,
and. the Ii
-k 1 I.'- a
r.n::.ic!e p:e:ces the
;.iii ' ic saw i oot h .
O
eland- Ihial !a.lv
vilvetv tops ol ( raggv,
i ,"t ., . ., ',,
: -hado.'.s eh.i-e each
"s bio id -id.es j-!)e
i; , ', .' ; ,,,, .
ft b
b.1
di
gtor ' t the ,-UV. t.ei
In- t' -a .'a.i.U r- .-r , i...;,.
! v'.- .i ,,1,'rv-" re.', -r vVlev nT,d
I ir.oun ...in.
! !r .-h le-'
i, , ... i.i. , i
ii a ill 'L .l I I 1 -.'
ov, r all. -unound ..H.l
i w:rh .-'.'' le .A. :; aetico u hie
, , , ,
Hlli'li- 1 !;l!:il,
la,: a r::o
i.i'.i-- o:
ia::e:d bat:,
appe'di
-en .- at c rav
-nn.
1. .;:
llele reca'l- il s to a
. -tale i ' :a ti, and
Not ii ; :: g b:r rav en !
ial-1 endure ii. and !
, . 'ii
K u '''' 1 r :::,' ,"':"'rai :' I, "s
v l'l,-:. a, i. c.a-il. m vnuoso Honor
I '.Kf I 's 1 te
o-t h:.s
ot a gi
t'"'
' v
i..: i I:.e-e
u e i.e i-a n i
.'--
v' oio.-:ng
was cuvciopcd
"' " ' W'1',
.r.etrat.n- .ink-
'V;:;' . :;ia
. - 1:
M' W,l.-
S in,'
n,i s
-lhe.vc'1
inta.n-
t.
ed at A-
rw.tr, !- 1
; ;. n.o :
o:n he h .
a targ.
- t - - u 1
. al.d
: -oil o:. the hizhc-t
ak o: : he uioiint aia he had loved :
u, :;. The 'icintal interrupts
tact. on.-upon his story b saving -
at there .lie Vet seVell inncsol
rii climbing ahead oi' u-.
V,
ave n
1 tlie e i g ai i : : i
I he oi I hi
1
hi.
' :i :" ibe.-iiu.ii,;:
. :- "Mini :th tiii'-e
: ei -. n :: i cl lev cl excel't bv
.io'.i.l! b'.lckeVe or Wild
d'h. V -tale! oil both Sille.-
. o l tne pa ' n I
' .1' : a . and h :
e an
aim. iu elo.-e
Uolhl.
bal-am
--:ve -..
no a.:
T
1 1.
.Id 111
i :;!--
' Vel
i 1 : : a 1 . 1 1 e 1 o I I , i
I .'ca-ion ah v u .
ride through bods oi wild liowers '
up to the horses' necks. Sorely, I ,'
tliink, this is fairyland. Tbia deli- j
oato carpet was never intended to !
bo soiled by human 1'cet. That!
inosy cushion gemmed with dow-:
chops and arched ovoi by Mowers
and vinos, must be Tit.tiiia's
thmne. I am c.;itiim.liy on the
vatc.-li j'..r a :'.uin a.--loop .in 1.:.- b-.!
of iii"--. But fin' I'.ili
a'...:-:! .11.. I'; .r' :' v,,:,vs. , .
We a iv now in t la worst p.u tot
t i.i ; r, !,, and I ify the iianttnu
horses as they stiuu'le and slip
miT the roi ks wlnoli block tin the
paMi. and mire u; to ti.oir knees m
''lark. ouap:v i.l e-.-. oi IWist tlieir
I, anions the l-al-ani roots wiiicll
t 'oead the )at li. 1 eseendi:i il
: at .: n s 1. a k . e See. toi
: 1
i'.: ' :in:e. ;!:-t ahead .,) u-. Mt.
M .' iiei:, hit in,.' up :.i in Uy head
all abla.e wit h t he ra s ol t he Mill,
and i eileet nie; them into our t'aces
like a mirror. The remainder of
tne patli is too .steep lor the horses;
- ' v. e : in ii i he m loose m a little
oi. adow aod climb on too' the
aimu.--: n i Men i i iciilai lu-ak. Soram
l-;;ii '; . a r a .-lipj.i ry lock." wa
stand
on tin
-iimnut oi
itehell. bTl 1 leot abov
o the
level
ol tin- M-.i, the hihe-.t point ol
1 Hid in the l uitod Staler eat ol
ii,,. l;ockle. At l.i.-t We have
i cached out I'd 1 un ado.
1;
lien the ck-nO, that, having ,
. ed. t in oiie.li f,",cat e.eiliolis to
'can Mine do.--, led object, when,
iaae reiiiains bat a .-iule sti p toj
.clou- s,-e 111 in-;' it , we haltl-o-.
kme 'ia.t l,f.t 'ep and exult
i. a- kn " 1. ile ; hat v. e h m-i aily
. t t ' 1 i lot t h ciii hand and it i.-.
;;. And so 1 keen my eyes on
a.- eimiud. though I know that 1
on 1 v to raie tlieai. aiai all t ! ;e .
' i i iplaiicd I"l io id the seehi.- V. ill ,
upon mo. The thine- upon.
'. i.ich niv I '. i'S li-.d is I):'. Much- '
av- a rude cairn upon
u Pied each of us. according to the
cii-toni. oasts a stone. No marble '.
to:n bstotie mat ks the resting-place
ot the old professor: no (lowers arc-
placed by loving hands upon his ,
iao. and no tecn sod grows
above it. Bat the errand old moiin- I
tain draped in funeral balsam, ever j
mourns htm: the winds chant tlieir I
dirges as thev fleet bv his lonelv
grave, and the thunders fire their
aluti
ever bis home amid the
clouds
left bv
A sum of money has been
his daughter for the pur-
I''"1 electing a monument over
, his grave, but it seems to mo that
1 mountain, il l oiiee- ui.i
' monument and his tomb," is a
more fitting memorial than any
work of man's hands.
As we turn from the grave, a
scene bursts npon us which it is
impossible lor one who has seen it
to forget, and equally impossible is
' " Jor uut " u ue LI weu u lu
: lorm any conception of its snbhme
beauty. In every direction the eye
is tree to roam for miles npon
miles, and so many objects of
beauty and sublimity are presented
to it, that it, turns in bewilderment
from one to another, and lixes on
none. The werld is literally at our
feet. So extensive is the prospect,
that parte of six States are visible.
A hundred miles or more to tho
west, the cyclopean peaks of tho
Great Smoky, resplendent in a
tlood of sunshine; to the south, the
lof,- Unirrlifo -.f fli. Ti.iliom nml
-, . , , . . , '
I co . ,u-:uouf i,ul,
pie: to the cast, Greybeard and
'High I'innacle. and to the north.
I .i,.. fn.i.ic.n.n. .,.,:.,
uiainii.uiiL'i i ii .-o ii n e,
and the black hump of the lioan.
, , . . . ,, 1 ,
like maiostic pillars support the
ircneu auic oi a sty more ueauti-
ful than any painter's dream, over
cast with every color of tho rain
bow and a hundred indescribable
shades and gradations of color
I,uln almost imperceptibly into
CM'U other lllu varvinp from a dull
?VK a',tlie, Zl'mt1' a S0TRC0W
.at th, ,,onzOD- lbe sunhfht
' . "J'"" v.fefej uidmo
rauiaut lauuers irom tne veivery
heights to the sky. The mountains
in the west, kindled into ineffable
glory by the rays of tlie setting
anil, .,.ni .1 loov oi UOIINIC lllll Ull i
I TI I i - -
i no semicircle oi mountains irom
I 1 1 e w , s t To tiio f-' a -ir.. i-t i,l in -i
.. " ,
garment ot many coiors. ihe
r . . , , ,
bright red in tho wo-t changing m
vivid alternations of rose and am-
j ber into a green of wonderful teu-
ueniess, wnicu passes into a tiarK
! purple, and tiually deepens in the
c.il- into o.aciv, lUiuiiiiL ,i o.ii k
'-U'Kgiounu to tue wonner ui p,o-
j j 1 11 1 C 1 LI LUC C L .11 lllll R L l, Uil
au .-lues mere 's ;i uniowy sea oi
mountains. j;eep yawuing gorges
of abysmal gloom lie in the shad
ows ot monntains towering thous
ands of feet, whose summits borrow
their tints from flif sl-r. Tho
1 ,KlL'K t nrows nis snauow ior miles
. to the east, and I watch it crawling
I , , ... , , , ,1riv.ino.
I ,' , , , .
; suriMiino i.etoro it. tin only tne top
! ,,f t la. .1,-1: P,V,.H -I ii, t la.
i,-, -hini-s ;;s if tinned
i, ,1,1 , 1, a ,,i..,.
-o,l ".11. . l-IU I lllj II 11U ,1 .Illlll II I 1
and intense loneliness 01 the spot.!
j ,u, nnmeiisitv ot the space viewed. ,
! ;uill In;,i,. ,iry these utiehange- j
able and iniuietnortal inotintains '
wli:ch have "110011-11100 tlie would i
fsan." ai.d tiie whole makes j
t a-e ;- : a 11. c t o at tempt to d.e ci .be.
1386 VVHITTY'S 1886
FALL SPECIALTIES.
(iii'.lett '- yi.ignoha" Cotton Gin.-,
with Feeders and Con do users.
I'ratt Cotton Gins, with 1'eedeis
;U1(1 Condensers.
Carver Cotton Gins, with Feci
or- and Condensers.
I'.o.-.-" Power Cotton 1'russi's.
dloaiioke" 1 land Cotton I're--e-
'o'liplete Cotton ( 'leaner-.
'ottoti Seed Crushers.
I
.v, i:ifUii iino, lf an chases of Maehin-
,-ry. I'lttinL,-. Machine l ils. IadtinK. !
Shaftini. I'ulleye. ete. I
Saw Mill fiipplied a specialty.
Send for circulars and prices. I
V ni, r i.ul rn,irn iaili,i'f...l .iri.l - .1 1.. I
(,.,; 7,a ' I
UeRpectfully.
j. c. wHimr,
Iron l'mra. Craven stru t.
New Home, X. C.
r i .. : : har. k - -aiiidiir i a. e-.
.. u . v : a w - an
u B i a m j Then don't iforget we sell the celebrated
Ap-ifvi dGWS,: Clement Weil and Ball Shoe, for ladies and
Conim"ission Merchants 'children's wear: every pair warranted. .
1000 Tons Kainit and
Guano
for Truck ;uul Cotton 'rops.
iN i.:. '. (.It A . N.
: ii". :iiiv;ii-ia naiiii- . . u c : - ..;:, :.n- i.:s.
:,: mnii-r P . ... ',: M.a.ia -m-i-ls
1' .:.:. - I : il'
JAMES REDMOND,
The Bargnsi S Ergel Brewing Company's Lager Beer, Porter, &c
W hich will be sold by tiie Barrel or Gallon at VERY LOW
Ginger Ale equal to Best Imported, and superior to any procurable in
B
d
ut
NO DRIVES,
a (liaiicc to
But
FINE cooes
AT LOW PRICES!
Read what we can
A Nice Figured
Best of Calicoes
A Lot of Dark Prints at 4c.
A Splendid Gingham at 8c,
C0TCH GINGHAMS,
CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS.
BATISTE,
FIGUEED
We have just taken
we have lots of Goods
to sell. Therefore
If you want to buy
OH US
See our Worsted iDress
aown.
Buttons rand Fringes
Corsets. Hosiery. Handkerchiefs and Parasols
are ffoinff at almost your own prices.
fc O J
j Favor us with your orders and we will save
i vou money.
.15 TTs
The Diamond Shirt."
NEWBERN, N. C,
WHOLESALE
AND
IN CONNECTION WITH TI3E AGENCY FOIi
1 KKKP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF
WiiES km LiQUOiS AT WHOLESALE,
T
RIG
CHEAP I
offer you:
Lawn at 5c.
at 5c.
INDIA LAWN,
LINEN LAWNS, Etc., Etc.
an inventory, and find
which we are anxious
good Goods cheap, call
GoodG, marked way
cheaper than ever.
Ml
LIQUOR DEALER
MANUFaCTUBEE OP
Ginger Ale,. ,
Sarsaparilla
Lemon Soda-
Buffalo Mead.
California
Pear Cide
Etc., Etc.
BOTTLING
FIGUEES for CASH.
North Carolina.
A FINE
Florida Tonic:
Mr. FOSTER S. CHAPMAvS
oiif of the landmarks or tbe Oeonrlli 'Zrnir ' '" -' '
ir.Kle, now of Orlando, Florida. WTttea: , -
I can hardly select a lna caae at' " -of
the many to w hom I have sold -I ' "" -''
I'lontm BIomI ItMHWer, V"
i.ui what have been aailnlled. and -fliiil
it the best remedy for all fcklu .
OireiiBes I have ever sold, and a Vine .--
Florida Tnnie. -j - -4"'
"h'OHTKtt S. CHAPMAN e" tf1 "
"Orlando, Fta.' , '
A Certain Cure for CtMArj ,
A SUPERB FLESn PRODUCER ASB TOIICT f
Guiun's Pioneer Bleed JUa wijr'j" '
(aires ail ISlood pnd Rkln nfaoitaea. fihmJ i.-
It not In your market It rlH' Wfortrarrfea t r? ' '
$"75. Pr'ee. Hroall boUleaLW);iase '--
JSssny ou niood and Siln Diaoaad-malltiil
free. ' ' s - I . ,s .'
MACON MEDICINE G0MP1IY, llacofL
For sale, wholesale and'retatU tr '-
N. Dctfpt, NeW'Beine, N.'C. ,Z
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'WSI: B 'l .'.' -
, . sr - la? Mi 'v
J. " ... ' 'i' -c-i
Atlantic n. C 'Railroad"' '
o' ii "si-ii'j - I
TUdK TABLE Ho. '
1 1: i hif Ji v fa j - 'v.
InEtteot 7:57 P.M., Monday', few.'lSr-"
1886. "'. s'."'.
i" -Kil r,w wf,
east. '
no. ti. a irbtfjmifi-'.-'--
STATIONS I dA b I
Arr. L ve. f ETTlTrT
-.a 1 1 , - ' T ' .
r M., r. M
5 (MlOtihUhnm
ill
o ID
B l.S
7 47
II) a
6 2iiKineton,d"uI
T 57iNw BrBe,...
IV I
if
ASW 811 'i
jiumueaa uirv....
y. m. p. m. . . j i
Dully esoept Suodajt .. -M f.jj j- ,
I'.., iiiilnrraa;i
KAST.
No. l. :
Mixed Kf t. & :
Pasc. Train. : STATIONS.
?aJiral '
Arr. L've j
lnllnti.lW. i,
A M.
r. it.
10 Ooldsboro,
4 IH
8 16
S 41
9 20
9 49
10 26
10 SO
11 23
11 52
Hitl
Beat'..:
49
8 56
9 26
10 1C
10 30
10 65
11 28
La Oranee.,
a mo
141
Falling Creek...,..,
Klastun.ua. L...2
1 il ID1, ' .
I f SU '
14H--
(Jaawell.
Dotbt .... -
Nil!
' I1
1 U mA
Core Orek
TofCtmrt
12 02
12 11
rj 5i
12 19C'lrke'
I Newbern.. j.....
p. f. J P. m. -I AM
Tuesday. Thnnullvand Bln4.-'o J
La 'ii. a. .-r-i .
tMonrjay, Wedne day and J'rlday . fctt d -
- . H 1" It
Train 50 connects with WlUnlnrtoo Wak- " '
don Train b'nnd -North leavlok "Poldboro
ll:ii.V a. in., autt with Hiohtnond I Hvtlle e '
Train West, leaving Goldsboro 11M mtJUki ,i'-ti"C-'
Train 51 connects with Sichmout AIMavHI
Train, arriving at Goldsbcro4:48 p-m land with 1
Wilmington and Wei Ion 3 n front the1-', "
North at 4:64 p.m.) .' L .. r v- .-
Train ? connects with W. St V. Train bound J
Houi h. leaving OolilBboro at 1:54 and 7;0 p m.
wnh w 4 w. Train bound North, leavlna "
(liildshoio at 5:45 p.m., and With H, IX -ia;
.....ii itiuiii,; uiiiuBixiro at o:uu p,m
W. Dunn,
Suporinw-adcnt --.
Change cf Pier in Kef Ti
The N. (J. Freiglia;
FOR NEW YORK;'
ri i 0-'T"
BOSTON, PROVIDEKGE;
andallwint
orthnnd Wortt , ,
l T ' r I In, .11 will rMSlT (toAN e);jrt t
for New Bens at ; . .,, rr ii, iy' v f
iMKie 7, NoitTju raV
tyice of Aeu York and Baliimot i
Transportation Ck v
Ilir tail! should remember that thlalSODoffl p.'"
ih h.-st steam Ianf out of Mew York; mklair " " v
Mir c.jiini'ction with BaJttmoro for HiwtaMh -"a
,11 nif ni,'. iinil onlyone change. ( v y
SEMI-WEEKLY STE AMEbW-' -it
Between New Berne iad Biltinori' ' '
(Tonchinir etUorfolk)
Leaving Now Ilerne for Haltimore TILVKflllAV' "
FRIDAYS nt 1 n m. W. Hl,. gl .. - '
Kew Bprne WEDNESDAYS dud SATDBUAYd ' - -s
,,,
Agents are ae follews: s jrlSi
EUBKN FOSTKR, Qon'l Jfauacer, . " -V
W Htht St.. Bal't If ''"'
AS W. McCAJlKlCK, A t. Norfolk, Va. . . tH""'
W. P. Oljrde A Oo.. Phlladslpku, u Sot f'T'
HrTes. .si'
Yurk 4 Hallo. Tran. Llne.Pler ortarlw - ;:
E. Sampson, lloston, (S3 Centrl wharf. " Sj
K. H. Kuckwpll, erovidpnee K 1. . , i - .
- O. Mink, Full Rier, Derrick wharf T
snipp Uiivf- lloston, Tueedaya and Saiardaia
" Ni v.- York daily. ' M ,.-,
" Baltimore, Wednesdays and Satordty
" Fall Uiver, Hondsjrs, 'Wednssdaya - -' V
Frlilays. a..
rrovlilence, Satordayp.
hiingh bills lading given, aid ratMgaaraa '' "-
u. all M'intg. at the different nBcw oi ' ." '
(lanioi. .
Avoid Breakage ot Bulk ud Ship rii -r '
N. C. LINE. d ' -:f
Mar irs H 3 RAY At New ;rna k '
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements,
Goat Hair
R. O. E. LODGE.
CKAVEN STREET,
JJelow Express Office. . '
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