ti 'J
:iy Firieiids, Patirons
AND
Public Generally.
I take great pleasure in announcing , my
return from the Northern Markets, and will
quote below a s few of the many
READY
H WAITING !
Bargains, because bought at ROCK BOT
TOM PRICES, for the clean CASH, coupled
with "an experience of over twenty years in
buying. I shall not
lion, as space will not
cordially invited to come and examine for
V
yourselves, as proof of
to whether or not 1
simply depends upon
give me a trial.
niOC- "a"! SIMPS' V
Two eases Organdies, Dice styles,
UA (nog at cents per yaru.
Three MMI white and cream Checked Nainsook at 5 cents.
rTwO hundred pieces American Sateens, figured and plain, at 10 cents,
f,jodM French.
On CftM white Figured Sateens at 10 cents. These goods are worth
50 cents. '
4 - Two cases India Lawns, white, at 5 cents.
, Ons ease India Lawn, 40 inches wide, at 8 cents.
' Heal hemstitched Handkerchief at 5 cents.
English Half Hose, regular made, at 10 cents per pair.
Ill) WlDB H0JO5SPT7N, 5 CENT3 PF.B TABD.
MyDBESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is complete, comprising all
tho new delicate shades of the season in Moire, Silks and Satins, Nan's
Veiling, Albatross, Cashmeres, Flannels, etc., etc.
Worsteds from 10 cents np; Wool Lace Banting, 8 cents; Canvass
C; th, worth 20 cents, reduced to 10 cents; Seersuckers, Crinkles and
C ;-;-ams in abont same.
Labrolderies, Flonncings, Laces and Edgings.
Ladies and Men's Collars and CnfTs.
Farasols and Umbrellas, gloria silk, satin and serge. A good Parasol,
large size, for 50 cents.
LiUVcrnsr's
t:::llh
C:r::!s.
'1'vJ.liJ: A:h ilJ j
BONED WITH KABO
And ft FnH Line ofjmanyjpopnlar mW. Will sot say more, bnt invite
all to command: see.
T:.!:3 fork granted;, that , all t wide-awake
:I::alo Purclusers wejootinglaftei .-their
;n interests, I shall ; make r the simple an-
-cedent that . I huy LABGE quan
: C " CII, and will sell you as, cheap as Hew
":crrdtinoreIIarkets. i! 7: - f
:t fail tel see- my $to'ck 'before- pur-
Very' truly iyours
n
THE
attempt a full descrip
permit, out you arc
what I say, and as
can save
whether
you money
or not you
yard wide, worth 10 ceuts, and they
Ball's
Kabp and
Circle Hip
9 v-
Ml
THE JOUEKAL.
ArriT&l ird Dipaxturt Hiilj
mail closes.
For Kortli, Vital and bousJi, Ti A.
N. C.R. B.at7.30a.a.
For Beaufort and tk Kant, at
8:00 p. aa.
For Wlunxton,8wiftCrftk,Hfdkd
Bestnf art Counties Mondays, Wednee
daT, and Fridsrs at 6:00 . m.
For Trenton, PoUokirills sad Hare-
TUia,uyT 30 a.m. .
For OranUboro, Bar bore aa I Taa
demere, daily at I a. an. .
OFncTnoTjiia:
la Honey Order and Registered Let
tar Department, from I a.m. to 4 n-.m.
Xa Mailiaf Department from a. m'
llt.a . ,
Office open eooetantly between these
boors except when mails are Wing dis
tributed er seat
5t
Selfishness aid Self-Blladam.
There are people who have no
law bat the Inclination of the mo
ment. With them the most solemn
promises are bnt cobwebs, to be
swept away bj the cunning whisper
or malice, or the bieathof eircom
stance. Principle, honor, duty, are
bat as reeds, to be snapped or
twisted or warped to meet a present
emergency.- The annoyance or
discomfort of todsy, though self-
incurred, is to be avoided at cost of
criminal wrong toward others.
Uow should it be else with those
whose life has "no governing prin
ciple bnt that of personal ease T
who can find reasons and excuses
for everything that tends to this!
who have no memory for the sacred
obligations en which it tramples to
promote it!
Bat alas for the day .when con
science shall remove this self seal
ing filth from the eves, and show
that to be a lie which has been de
lusively hugged as troth; those
self seekers to be foes who claim
the holy title of friends. Alas for
the day when the grave comes be
tween such mistaken ones and the
reparation they fain would make !
Cotton Mills of the South.
Cotton mill building in the south
is being pushed with almost blind
zeal. Within two months announce
ments have been made of sixty new
mills. One at Athens is to doable
its capacity from 5,000 to 10,000
spindles. K thread factory is to be
bnilt near Barnett Bhoals G. A
Merchantville, N J., projector will
pot np a large amount of knitting
machinery at Monbo, H (J. Spar-
tansburg, S. U. is to have a 9 100,
000 mill.-New Orleans Times-Demo
crat.
A man from the country applied
lately to a respectable lawyer for
legal advice. After detailing tbe
circumstances of the case, he was
asked if he had stated tlie facts
exactly as they occurred. "Yes,
sir," replied the applicant, "I have
tpia yon tne plain itrutn; yon can
put the lies to it yourself."
MS. SaXSON (raDtnronslvt t
"Beautiful, beautiful, Miss Clara! 1
am passionately fond or music.
What was that yon played!"
Miss Clara: "Lysberg fantasia on
themes from Don Giovanni;' I will
play yon something else if you like,
Mr. Sampson4." ;
Mr. 8.: "Thanks. 'White Wings'
s a great favorite with me, Miss
Clara.'- t
Dk Bacon (in cigar store): "Have
a cigar, De Kent Here is my
favorite brand yon know the kind
1 have been smoking for the last
month or twor' " '',-'
De Kerr (shndderingly): ."I do.
De Bacon. I'll take one oat of that
other box." ' ,
Lemon Elixir.
A PLSA81KT IJQfOa CKI.NK. ! ; U.
Lemon Elixir Is prepared from t
the fresh jaioe of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonlos,t
aromstio stlmulsnu, and blood pu
rifiers. .; . . :
Fifty cents and one dollar. pert
bottle. Bold by druggists generally, a
Prepared , by B. Mozuct. M. D
Atlanta, Qa. . .
For billoagnets and constipation, "
take Lemon Elixir. - - ' 1 :
For sick and nervous headache "i
......take Lemon Elixir. :. .
v, For sleeplessness and nervoainees ' -Uk
Lemon Elixir, v
.. For loss of sppetlto and debilhy '
take Lemon Elixir.
' ; For fevers, malaria and chills,
take Lemon ixir. , , -4
.'. Lemon Elixir will not fail yon in ,;
v any of the above named diseases, "
all of which arise from a torpid or
. diseased Htm. ; -
- - -h EdJtoriaL iO-A V-
I have tried Dr. Mosley's Lemon El
ixir, and find it all that it Is represent
ed to ne, t. r, uttlifield,
i c i vt Jesop, Qa. , Sentinel.'
From the Galveston Christian Advocate:
Dr. Motley's LBmon Elixir has deser
vedly gained a wide reputation in the
malarial districts of Texas, and has
proved a blessing to many households
inthe State. ; -
1n
I T.
1 utlsftctloa In the.
mr of OoDarrbaa and
Gleet. I prescribe It nd
feel ile In rtcoinmend
ln It to all r
1 i,.
rr.irr
1 rjjf9
ICIAL.
:, . , COTTflJf,
Niw Yosx, Jalr 14. Futures closed
Steady, galea of 11.40 baiee.
July, 10 41 January,
Auguat, 13 44 February,
Sept. i.80 alarca
October,- 53-" April, "
Kov. 8 58 ' Hay,
December, I. SO - Jane, '
New Berce market quiet, I
m
64
t.tt
60
M
' " OOJibiTICJBi.MKBT t
Our. dolL Dot Binek 1 nark at K.UK(U
la bulk from boaw; email lots eommaad
aiher prieea. From atara and ware.
house ?0aT3o. ,
Fodder, ll.00al.J5 per hundred. -TuarKSTuia
Uard, 11.10; dtv.fioa
Taa ll.K. ra -
OarsMaw, S3a40e. la belt,
BaxswaX 17aie. per lb, .
B )a foot, fc.to To. ; .
Fvxsal'nu 7ii8.par pv0h4
J Um -Country, llslid.: lard lUe.
l KAvass-tOi per peck.
Pi'Lis 40.aSLOO per bushel.
FiUKa-3oc. per peck.
Woofc-15a30o. ' ! , - ,
raajiOTa--Waf 1.00 per btaakA
UaiCaajtS Orew 4J.MV-: anrlr s
Maab ?0c unboltedl.
BawaLCIrWeat India, iallaud Lm
laal? 4-kwh tJ O0t 60 Bttildiaa I
liuth hearts. SMS.sape.tl.tOtoer U
3TAVI-JI O. hbd. f lOall - k.
waoLasALB mem.
SlirJbH Poax lis 00 -bhodudm
Mrar 7ia84o.
a it.4, r. wt. B.-S aid l. o.n
FLt)tj 3.30a8.0C. .
Laid-. So. by tbe tieroe.
Nails Uaiu 10s,J M. .
SuOal Oraanlated. Tie
Oorriut 15JSo.
Chusk 15.
8lXT 80aS5c. per aok.
Molassks a an STnure0a4-u
PowDa tiK).
iao-Drop. 81.50 hick, tl. 15.
Ciaosxxa-Ic. -
aiuia lry,88.; trfx, I
, rAtJjO- . 4 b. .1.
6,000 POUNDS COMB HONEY
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE:
Tbe first iottallment now ready.
The finest 1 hsrstrer rnt noon iha
market
Iq one pound- sections two for! n
quarter- at the apiaries of
UUUi A CO.,
South Front 8tieet.
j20dlm NearRailroad.
Dsr. STABKEY L P ALEX'S
TREATHKHT BY INHALATIOR.
TRAormjmr tatBTtTgRisa,
mr"
J1 Afot tjtr HhUatd i. tew
roTCaaeaaapUea, ArthMa. BrenckiUa,
Orepepsla. ratarrk. Hit Favar. Hca.
acka, Uebtlltr, HluamiUlM. NraraU
ia ana ail unronieaaa aervoas Uisortera
The Componnd Oxycan Treatment." Dfa.
8tarkay Palen, No. I&JS Areh atraat.Phlla
dalpbla, bave baan nalng for the last wrta
taen raais, Is a aelentlfle adJnaUasnt of the
lament of OxTtta and Mltroaaa rntfn.
tl sad, and tne eomponnd Is sseoadaaaad and
awca poriaoia taai u M sent all erar u
Dbs. 8t ABjcaT a T alx nav the Itberur to
refer to the followlne named well-known
penons who have tried their treatment
Una. Waa. D. Kelly Member of Congress,
Philadelphia. .
Viator I Cesurmd. Editor Lutheran
ueserrar, rntia, ,
Rt. Charles W. Calking. D.D., Koch
tar. M. Y. . -i 1
Bam, Waa. Peaa Rlxea. Editor Inter-
Ocean. Oh 1 earo. in.
W. St. Wartklaartaa, Editor Raw South,
ladsre 11. P. Vraonmaa. Unenomo. Kan
fin. mat? a. Urireen, Melroas, Mass,
Ini e. leernm, new ioravtv-
nr. n. v. aaii. rmiaaeipnia.
Mr. rraafe Bladall, alerehant, Fhlla.
Haa. W. W. Scar ler, Raston. Pa,
Bdwar I. Wllaaa,83S Broadway, If. Y
Kd. fhlla, Photo. - ,. .
Vitfelia M. Lyaa, Walmea, Hawaii, Sand
wich Islands. . jirii. , -
Alexander Ritchie. IriTerneH.rtmtland.
lira. Jtlaaael V.Ortega, Fresnlllo.Zuata-
oaa, raeaioo. 1 . j... .- -
Kr. Emata Ceaper, tftilla, Spanish Bon.
daras, U. A. . -
it Coba, Ex-Vlee OonenI, Caslblanea, Ho
roeeo.-' ' -M.
V. Aeaareak, Bed Bind; Oal
Janea Moore, etup't PollOf, Blandford,
eetehlre, ngland.
Jacob Ward, Bowral, He wSonthKaree.
And tbonsands oLotbers In every part of the
"Oortvonnd Oxrson Its Mode of Action
and Keeulia," Is the title of a new brochure
of two hnndrtd peges, published by Ore.
Starker A Palen, which girts to all Inquirers
full In formation as to this remarkable rura
Hre agent and a reeord of eoTeral hundred
surprising eores In a wide range of ehronle
eases many of them sfter being abandoned
to die by other phrslolans. Will be mailed
free to any address on application. Read the
orocnure, -
,? r Afta. STARKET dt PA LEU,
.. NO. ISai Area 8treet. Philadelphia, Pa.
-;.; -,-',-.. maySsdw i ., . ,-; 1
The Most Charming Life of Jesus
u Ever Written. ' It is very low
. priced and is beautifully
- bound.
i
Agents wanted t In srery- eoanty. j Big
wages to any energetic man. Don't be idle
when yon can be making from 175.(0 to 1100.00
per month. There Is nothing on the Amerl
canmsrket that sells any faster than It does.
An agent has sold tn less than fire months
one thousand copies of this book. Dally re
ports are coming In showing from thlrty-HTS
to sixty orders taken per week. One hun
dred and forty -were sold in Wilmington
N. C , in fire days. Another sgent sold In
Albany, Ge three hsndred end two In less
thanamonUu u .
It Is a book of ltH Interest Is endorsed
by the leading men of the South. " '
Bend for beantlfnlly Illustrated circulars
of the book and also catalogns of various
other booke. - , . . .. 1 ' .
co:
Bend ninety cents for euivaesiDg ouintj
inclndlaj complete cory of the bock in best
blnilDg. Address fottenrs,
SOUTH WFJTr"'! 113, uor?
. , : J53 s.nd 1"' ', ft.
r -,t;' '
We srs tbe o'f' t r
P 1 ' V
W.B. IFUJ.i.tK.Fuf'r, .
EOUKBEX03. N. a
Host Plcturesaue Kceaenr In
Wrstern Kortlt Carolina.
points or isitalsx kub bys .
oid roct,..
., Tniant t HUM.
M 1
- - i " '
k earua m.uuiii
Ca i oa I,,
1
To tuvr, Sa troai SaAiiie; 1
Keiif alma avribii
laucaail Fuk, w Gravaaf Prof. aliKL.tll,
. Sioaauuna, luaa mitaa.
, Pare aol dry atnosphara; ao ; lltht
Ac vs. Ttiu slop at Um Ouur. .: apil
Open all the year. Tama roaaoaable
by month or weak. - 13dwt
lYEBSTEB'S
UNABRIDGED.
STANDARD AHD BEST. .
SOoe mora Wards sad nearly Seoe more Htas
a tniiusa lhaa wj oUmt Auriua Vutntrj. .
A mong the snnlenatary faatorea, original with
Wokatafe taaartda4 aad aaequell lur
war ne and trustworthy lnfaraiinwe, sre
A Biographical Dictionary
Ooatatatng aearly ltVJuo aamos of A OM worthy
Peraoaa, vita their BadonalitT, eutiua, srufef
stoa er esoapauoa, date of birth sad dwetk,
.-.. (if eaoaaaoda ate, -.-.
A Gazetteer of the World
Of ever W.uuu Tiue,noaUDj ead hrlAy Seeerlb.
lag tbe Ooaatriaa Otiea. Jowaa. ead Natural
F eaturea of eeery part of tho OJobo, aad
The Explanatory ead Prononactag Vocabulary
i. j of the names of
j Noted Fictitious Persons
aad Pleoes, each asara eitoe roferrod to ia
1 iuaad la ear ohr Diouooarr
1XBSTT2 IS THE STAXSA89
Antherity la the Cert Mating Offiee, aad with
the U. S. Supreme Court. - It ) rMommeoded
by the tuta tupts ef seheols of M States, and
by leadiag College Pres'ls of U. a aad Oaaada
It U the only Dictloaary that haa bMa eelected
la making Stats Pnrrha.ee for Schoola, and
aearly aUtae Boh 1 Baoha are baaed apoa it
Aa iavalnahla enmpanioa ia erery School and
haterw7 Plrealde. Bpecimaa parna and teati-
BBoaiais seat prepaid oa applleattoa. -PubUlhsd
by t A C HERRI 11 a CO., -
Springfield, Man., D. t. A.
Important Notice,
MAY 1, 1888
To Agents and those wbo will
work to extend tbe circulation or
THE WOULD, 20 per cent, coin-
mission will be paid on all orders
for the .Weekly and Bemi-Weekly
editions, and 12 per cent, on all
orders for the Daily and Sunday
editions. The following shows ex
actly the amounts to to remitted
and retained: ,
Agents Agents
) Edition. Price. Remit. Retain.
Daily.-. S6.00 1325
8 .73
Sonday 8.00 1.75
Daily, per month.- .60 . .44
Daily and Sunday
.85
.00
per month. .07 ,ou
.08
Semi-Weekly set 8.00 1.80
.40
.20
Weekly l.W -' ,ev
10 cents extra mast d collected and
sent for postage on . premium with
Weekly edition.
Iter Alt other rates and terms are
hereby cancelled.
.,s, ; , Tun! WORLD.
lev Derno House,
- Morchead City, K.' C.
The above named house is now open
for the rammer travel. Nice cool rooms
and clean beds. A cistern has been
added to tbe house, and pure water will
be furnished to guests. : The tab!e will
be aupplied with the beet the market
affords. Polite and attentive servants.
Having secured the assistance of Mr. F.
L. Perry, who is , well known to the
traveling pnbllo, we guarantee to keep
a first-class hotel. .Terms. 2.00 ner
day, $10.00 per week. Special rates to
families. .- -...
-'w; t r- w:b. wiqoins; I
je!4 dwtf y i ' ' Proprietor,
bibles. '
We ate rtqaeeted to sUte that the
Graven County Bible) Society hare a
large assortment of feiblts and Testa-
ments, for sale at priora r&rgiDR from
10 cents to ?3.50 per volome, at their
depositary faiths store of .-I . .t
; aiawtf GEO. AXLEJT & CO.
CMOnCGT'O
THE DEQ
Of all the. Magazines.
fXONTAININQ SIoHm, Perm, ead elder LlHrtrj
19 attraetieae, aombiaing Artittio, Seitatifiaaad
Heetebold mrHeta. . . . .
ttlMttrmt uUh Original fiterl faoWv
. in,-'hofo(rrrtrr, Oil Vlrtum and
iae ITemlewte, making it tht Jtfedei -Magatin
of Amerlcm. ( :
UNPARALLELED OFFER!
ABtstin A CoT11 Ordf, txttiiMnr the srOltW ts . - - -
( SjiHaw Of ivrtf ThsjUn iMnwtrftted tl tM
rMhiow dArjstrtmnt te thai Bomber im vaf
BarMstrirwri or 1 arrhamf MeMinf
W nfMt. WMi PWII 07 TTITiTsj
iTtMisiCoitip!t6 pnm, Of (fit
nd k fid iy iDy
asiot, from tn tindrariM -
I I rintiraikUsl
Ofir r 'iBj to .
PATTEHS3
si'
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Worth Over '
TKrce Dollars, '
ff e the irt' al r.t ol
4. V V
1 m '
k ot -with 111
it bi
t' e
I
"azino in America.
V.'O COLLAR 3 ;
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Atlattlc ca N. C. Rallrcad
' TIKS TJ&U JT. 11
In F-Sect QP A.M.. iitj, July
" ' ; 8th. 1SS3.
OCINaCAST. OC1S3 V.AS
' 29. 81v Posaeger Trwm. No. CO
Ar.
Lra.
410
St
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4 Ptstiocs. ;'
Oolisboro
La Orange .
Kinstoo
New Berne
lldrehead City
At. Lva.
1188 am
10 ST 10 S9
19 n lots
s w too
am TI
155
854
F m
, , Daily. T '
SCHxmA .. 000a West.
Ooihq East.
No.lt
Mixed Ft.
Pass. Train.
Mixed Ft
Pam. Train.
Stations.
Ooldsboro
m 6 aa
- 8 40
T84
S57
811
7 03
190
V 6S
Beet's
La Orange
Falling Creek
K melon
Caswell
Pover.
(Vw Creek v
-Tneearora
Clark's
NewbeMi
RirtrJale
Croatan
Osrelock
Newport
Wild wood
Atlantio
8 00
784
7 00
838
888
800
480
860
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860
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87
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715
7 00
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414
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forehead City
Atlantio Hotel -
703
P m
Morehesd Depot a as '
rvaedar. 1 nur d aa Hataroay.
t Moaaay, V adnaatlay and I nday .
Train Meonaetu with Wilmington A Wet.
dMa Train tr'nnd North, leaving UeleaOore
UreS a. aa- aud with Rtchnoad A D avUJe '
Train Weal, tearing Oohleburo 1 IS p,jn,
Trata St eoaaette wltk Utehaaaa a MarMe
Tri, rnrin atOoldnaoro fcie pjaaad wit
Wilmington and Walton Trala (rota the
North at t:S p.am
Trala 1 entmeeta with Wllwtatt aad
Wrldoii Throug Freight 1'rala. leaTtng '
Ooldatioi o at p. T.
S. L. Dill. -
HitirtiStMi4t t.
Notice.
The walls of the barber shop on South'
Front street hare been renewed, and n
set of csne bottomed chain added to
the stock. Go and get good shave for '
tn cents, by good workmen, at
Prof. W. H. BIIEPARD'8.
THE
AMERICAN:
Beantlfallf IHaslraterJ. 25cl:.,niY8ir.'
t
TTS noaP-TII MAOtllirt '
rirM vrimm to ratiil tn,,ie es4 , ead
III liVimta.e eit .rj ,f Ik. kiht nudanl. .
Vim', AmerioiK wriirrf f.ll tia pM Hk a 4a
rariatr "t antiHt ytt trha'ot ir.nl aad adnait
ara, aerial I abort K.rtM, iMcTlittTo aaawwaaaS
enr (arMMii wrai.tr a,, aad vmnaa, krlni aaa'T aa
the ii-nmmt rntk.mi t tLa IMrivd, aai, la alawt,
uia MaaaiiM ia
Diftinctlvsly Representativs of ' ,
Amorlcan Thought and Proems.
nia aaka-w dsl bj ' rr r aA rab'Va ft the
pannraaa katvrutiniaaea-thaaitra.
aaoatkllca. - ,
IMDAnTAMf A
IllaMrated rrria'aaa t.ial, UpMlaJ a
4atnatali la CMah ar Valaaala ri
r ""J " arat aa reealaS ea
atrtklapaaarlaBieattaatt.
ST KeaeaatMa a4 earrrotta
waaaaa aa amieit yatl una.
irtte a
rar aaolaatre tarritaryt ,
vTH3 tUSAZXlTZ Oil,
740 Broadway, New York.
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