V
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fRf;l-r mill
P :." . : i'ii ".!-. - r: t- ifii.i.. i -.si 1 S
I M: vinxxYii jf si pf ;rfi j :
Absolutely Pure
. hi powder nerer .rarleS A marWI
r-f purity, itrensth and wbolasouiene .
Hoi eoonunlcaVthan ordinaiy kinds and
vnnot be sold in oompetitioa with the
muinmae oz tow tmu snors wetgu,
: lam or )hosphato powderav sold only In
v. a
ToldbrW. a A A.
1
StronaelL and
7 B FerraU Oo.
Otf JIOXDAY, 1PRIL ; 1st
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We will start
to gtra
1 Li
away, an immense
,r,
nf ali oof vnntnr r Tn thn
x wv,v,u muUu. vYw
lot there, are vocal arid I
instrumental
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thes value ,of
i , b M I
HlUUcb I
1 A J.X1 I
YYillUU
were from 10 to
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75
and the, majority I were
1 w
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i . t
thit
The only thing
isnecessary to -proou
one sheet orl riiecei
f
this music is tu; buy 6f
us . anything to I the
amount of 50 cents
no difference hh
ty I
many articles, jiist so
thev whole .lot is
bought at .one time
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Before closing thiff
we would like to state
that we liave an! el
cant Spring Stock
Dress Goods, Milliner
Goodg, etc., etc., ani
to convinceever
that we
wg
would ask them
i-i-
call and exMoine-for themselVes
f. r - . r T.I , ti , ,
Hi
at
ihe same timb
mf procure one
the pieces of music.
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BSlSPEOTFULIir,
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WOOLL0OTT & S02S
jSDWARD FISSACH,
EALBTOH, K.O,
SOLITil&l sad CLDTZE CllIOI
Gold Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watch t
Oorbam7 Sterling BuverwaraBogerp
- plated silverware, any sue fans
-' weight or plats IB Bares a
. gagment rings eonataat
l j in etocB. unage
and Xedala made
. i ' -r to . order.
! f.
Jar
Embraces an endless .variety cf
lenses
wkich together with our praei cl expe
rience en&Diee oaiso cot rent
srror of refraction in Myopia
almost any
nearsight
Presbyop:
fly permetropia liar signt)
(old sight). Asthenopia (weak sight); and
living prompt relief from tnas distreai-
I J4 4eadacne wmco nrten
perfect visica. i
acoompanies
OVIt ARTIFICIAL ':
Hurdan
m iwm and1 KiOK 111! lt auuanu vesas
e pain when iaaerted. , -.-H v
- Patient at adiatajxce.aavlBKajwexesj
you can have anothtrxxedt withcatcaU?
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This Letter
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iifOTaca ABHconDika cashier.
'A M OETS AWAY ,tWlTBj $105,(300.
By Telegraph to the News andliObserver.
Chicago, April 8. Aidispatch from
Anoka, Minn., say: iSotbmg iartcer
it known of tbe whereabouts of he
absconding Cashier Pratt. A near
a can be learned now the amount' of
his steeling is i $35,000 from Mrs
Nell; $45,000 from the; St. Paul and
Minneapolis correspondents of ,the
bank and $25 000 raised by the sale
of his own and other people stock
Tbe Hew xork j and Unicatro corre
spondents of the bank are yet to be
heard from. Mrs Nell; who is nearly
eight years old. has always trusted
Pratt as a son and left the manage
merit of her affair almost entirely in
his hands. She ean hardly believe
that he has robbed her, and attributes
all bis trouble to tne iwonuu in tne
J
WOaBM'S HATTUmaiSO
i.
rrscE vclvbt, ruNuss, OAtioirs, oimp
vhioaoo, Apru o. Ane jury in ineifeasr mihouu- ow uu
somewhat notable womnrs hat trim
tnlqgB ease returned a Verdict in the
This was a teat case brought by se?
erftlj importers of milhhery to test
the oonstruetion put oni the law by
the customs officers orj the country.
The result is a victory fbr tho. plain -
tiffi. 1 By the terms of; the Terdicl,
hat trimmingB, includine piece velvet.
double braid fringes, galloons, gimp
and Hsord, may be imported at a- duty
of 20 per cent instead of 40 to 50 per
cent as the collector had directed.
Saab ribbon, the court decided, must
par the silk and satin doty of 40 to
60 per cent.
4- tfc Orcat Slax ReMfraUo.
Br Tlerapb to tbe News ana' Observer, i
7 CiaCAao, April 8. A despatch from
Bismarck Dakota, says :'The report
that the commission would soon be
appointed by the Presiunt to confer
wttH tbe Indians for thefi opening of
the great Sioux reservation is received; i
witkznuoh interest among the Indiana
a standing Jiock, who are beaded by
mg i7uu, j onn urass ana other.
The Indiana are pleased with the!
action of the government in increaa-:
I iniir the rice to" be paid them fromSOJ
cents pec acre to 91 25, and many of .
them have expressed ikteir willin&r
th-urmk of ihm trt 1
ETe?fctteg
so utriy oppoeei to tue treaty sub- J
Buttea iut year, nave given utterance I
U IVatVil VAjJtOVOAVUal MIAI ! I
Utile doubt of lueeesa amosir the I
white 1 who visit the Reservation.
An arrival from the Standing' Bock
agency says he is positive that Sitting
isuii and uau will accept f oe terms.
4 ; 9Um &lvr Lwi Cvmwtry. j
By Telegraph to ttw Km and Observer.
Chicago, April 8 -A dispatch from
Fort Dodge; eays: The situation ; in
the; river s land country grows; more
tU
day of delay on the part
Bhala makes the work they have to
perform more serious. All hope; of
a peaoeini enforcement 1 has been
abandoned. Marshal Holbrook,.who
organised a posse in the city to oom
meoce evictions Monday, has Sworn
in fifty; instead of fifteen as he had
river land country are alopfsd by
armed men and compelled to 'state
their business before being allowed
to proceed on their wayp; Among
those slopped today was p. S.' Mar
shal Forsyth and it was difficult lor
him to convince the settlers that he
we sot on river land business.'
A4uMr Mai! StaAeBw j;
Br Telegrapb to the Newa an4 Oblerrer.
I Pittsbctbo, Pa . April 8.-4The score
of. the, ihternational walking match
n6ti ic( progress at the Central rink
In this city at noon was: Hepelman,
71 naile; Conner, 70; Day 69; Oart
wright, 67; Messier, 63; Ndremac, 60;
AdsmSii l&9; Golden, 65; INotan, 54;
Dillon! !$2; Cox, 44; VVOUams, 70;
Siebert; 59; Horan, 68; Largen, 57;
EogIe,;57 Brown, 65; Tockum, 55;
Mackie, 53: Taylor, 50; Turner, 48;
Tillev 43 I The men had fcAen walk
ing ieileveii hours and fifteen minutes
when the: score above ras taken.
After jinsking twelve milesHegelman,
the f eastern heel and toe walker,
dropped out and will watch tee in
tervals of the pedestrians in the box
I-
PTMldB Bum n 0.Ut Vtoa.
By telegrapb to tbl Hews and Observer, j
; lvfASBnTox, D. C., April SVThe
PrBsiBtf: enjoyed a quiet iiroe this
mbrhinygind with the exception .'of
Senators' Morrill, Sherman and Voor
hees dehied hWself to all callers on
business The three Senators named
called by appointment. 1 At!l o'clock
the Presdent went down: to the eust
room Siid received several hundred
persbniwho desired to pay their re
respects, f ; K I i
flf liiau Jack, .Thi ' aipprT
Bjr Cable to the News and Observer.
jfciAMBWBa, April, 8; The body of a
.boy named Steinfatt was found at an
early hpuie this morning I on a road
near-this city. The boy's j throat hid
been tft end his abdonien 'ripped
open ahd his entrails removed! j The
body was otherwise shockingly ! mu
tilated jand had evidently laid'1 on the
roe
throughout
the; night
A HardM4 Wrttch.
Br Tlegrapa to the News and Observer.
MOB-reiAL; April 8 Andrew Main-
telle fdr attempting outrage on a ten
year old girl, was given fifteen lashes
on the bare back in the jail yard this
mprning.' He has yet to serve eighteen
months gimprtsonmenti xor tne . same
offensei If J -
- ; W A. Wlcfct lm ; Biuk mmd. Wlto.
By TelAgratpa to the News and Observer.
Caioieo April 8. BUlyfPiper, the
eolored tight-weight of Chicago,' snd
Jimxnyj Connors, a light eight of
Newlxork, fought last night with
.two ponoe gloves for a purse of $100.
Connbrs.. iwas knocked' is the
tiscsd iiad, ' beinj badly - cs$d up.
RALEIGH. N.
i
iSTRANGE CASE.
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A
WEALTHT IMMIGRANT PE
TAINKD AT CASTLE GAB-
- DEN.
AH AeXU, IDUCATID ASD BKTIXID LAUT
sac ooctJPttD ths rani kooms oa
I A.8TXA1CSB OOXUtO OTU-
HK t
VOW rpUXD TO BB IBBASB
' i OTHXB BBWS. -
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BT'Telgrph to to Mws and OprTer.
Hxr X obx, Apru B. An is ma u
far the first time under the new regit
Utions of the., board of emig-atior
oomnnssioners; oompeUing steamship
boarding offieera to inspot ani lex
amine first class oaaseneers. a aa
Jpbn! trateleriwas detatned and plaeed
in cdufinemaht in Castle Garden. The
Prisoner was I Madame Albert L.
Momma VouirlinTals. an edueated and
I refiaed woman 01 nearly 7(1 rears.
one C e jupiea one 01 tap moss eosuv
at of UVe-roomi 'on iheFre&eh
tesnilarge trunks filled with property
on; board.. The boarding cffioera
lOdnd that sne was insane ana paused
hef remoYftl to' Castle ' Garden- The
physician there said that her
ma!a.dy was ineurablft. Her maiden
name, Susan Kennedy, was marked
on her baggage. She said she was a
widow, her I husband, Albert JU.
Homme YonglinTale, haying died in
Paris: 15 years, ago. She comes of an,
excellent Cornish family. Her broth
er lUugh itennedy, was for many
years: British Consul at , Iouisrille,
Kyi, Where her f three niooes, whom
She! was on her way to risit now re
side. Another brother was a gredu-
ate 'of the Eo'yal College of Surgeons,
Dublin. She is a fluent oonrerBation-
afist and and voeaks French, Spanish
and Qerman. Her : relatives in Lon-
isrille have been telegraphed and
ent word that one of, them
would come at :Onoe to this eity.
f . i VtuaWndi. .
Bt Telegraph to die Sews and Otenrr,
BAZ.TZX0Bjc,ud., April 8 A special
from West Point Va , says: A fatal
wreck! occurred ion the York rirer
branoh of the Biehmond and DanTille
BJB.if about two miles above this
piece about 9 ofolock Saturday night.
I The heavy rains on Saturday washed
ont: i eulrert and a Dart of the dam
ana an engine ana seven xreigni cars
piungea into me waeuoa. awo men,
WWy WU WAMvuiyu aww U4 auviusiua
YOtmsr man i named Durvu, were
buried under the ears . and killed.;
The! body of the: fireman j has been
gotten out, but the colored man has
not been found. The engineer, named
Lynoh,was terribly soaldrd but man
aged to crawl out
BUJ r Arm' Cwt-BlArUal.
By Telegrapti to tne News and INMerver.
WasBHiaToy, April 8 Owing to
Mbf Arms absence from, the city
the court martial beiore wmcn ne is
to berried will not meet until Thurs
day.! ; Meanwhile a messenger will be
sent to him in Virginia bearing aa
order to appear before the court for
trialL
r
i CeaaaUtted Smleida.
Br TeieArajdi to the News and Observer.
Eabtoh, Pa., April 8. Jacob sandt,
Eokinent Oommaoder of the Hugh De
payneCkmmandery,Kuights Templar,
committed suicide at his home here
this I morning : by hanging. Tlie act
as believed to have been - due to mel
lanchbiy over the return of an old
sickness. ; He was in the grocery
business and : one of Eaton's most
respected citizens.
'a tall Ptlcrtms tm tMm Halw UU.
By Cable to the News ana Observer, '
Haai-a, April 1 8 The party of
American Oatholio pilgrims reached
here yesterday front Ismailia. The
Sea was fortunately smooth and the
landijpg! was' made, without delay;
The pilgrims proceeded at ones to
ward Jerusalem., iThey will reach
there tonight and '. will remain until
April 23 when they will return to this
port en route for home.
l'- Bttww Ordr4 rBalcteaa. '
By Cable to tbe News and! Observer,
j Pabib, April 8. The Mot d' Ordre
Says that the Belgian authorities have
notified Gen. Boulanger to leave Bel
gium and that he will go to Brighton
tomorrow. : - j . j
i i fli.h- itiaw' .
By Telegtsph to the Sews and Observer. -
WAsatHeTos, April 8. By direc
tion of the President, the Secretary
of Warjhas ordered that the new mili
tary poet near Denver shall be known
as Fort Logan to honor the memory
of the: late Gen. John A. Logan.
i i i I StM Saw Mill Bar.
Bbeclaltd the News and Observer.
1 WAsanroTON, Ni C, I April 8. Tbe
steam saw mill of the Pamlico Lum
ber Company at Blount's Creek, in
this county, was burned on the night
of then6th; ! cause I unknown; "Loss
about ten thousand dollars, fully in
stocdJiir;; j: i : " -
''! 1 j ae Trial mt Boalaa(r
By Cable pa tbe N ews and Observer.
iiPABxsL Aprfl 8 The Senate will
hold its first session as a tribunal for
the tria of Gen. Boulanger on Friday
nex
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i i;;:iTtnluwlira, .
B Telegrpb to tbe News and Observer.
, Staunton, Ta, April 8. The sever
est snow-storm prevailed Saturday
known here for thirty years. Twelve
Inbhes of snow fell and melted rapid
ly! The streams are swollen.
T !. li ij ji ' i : -1- i A
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j erlarjr Tracy VUlta liry TatC '
BvXelegraph to tlie News and Observer. .
F psW York, April 8 General Benj.
FTracyi the newly appointed Secre
tary of the Navyaid his first official
vifit toj Nitvy Yard today. Ths
piles presented a holiday sppesranoe
and tbe j flsgs j were flying. Commo
dore Eamiey welcomed the Secretary
and ho TS saints 1 cs til hxnds-
C, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIli 9. 1889
Blare teewkla Urn Oh:iaaa
By TeHetrapb to the. News and Observer;
Csioaoo,; 1U, April 8 A dispatch
frotu Arkansas Uity, Jianeas, aays:
"Ths officials of the Santa F Bi Bi
went busy yesterday investigating the;
story 9 ooomersa oonoeaiea in
the woods of Oklahomsi had banded
together for the purpose of 1 destroys
ing the railroad bridges: on the night
of April 2lst in rderto obstruct the
inflox of homesteaders until ithej men
oonoealed in the country eoojld make
Perfect their elatms. If appears thst
the boomers in hiding are desperate ;
rhev have selected and watched their
claims for years, and they how fesr
that tne new-comers, wih thb assist
anoe of rspid transit, k jinsy j get the ;
best of them. There ws a meeting
of these boomers held ir? thej timber
hear Oklahoma . City last Thursday
and I Lher canvassed the situation
.After the meeung adjourned the
pAhtax e agens receive notice tnat
the bridges: would,, be burned and this
Irainsj stopped on April 22 i as the old
boomers did not propose to jeopard
ize their chances by sllowingl a flood
of tenderfeet to drop in on the Jand
(hey ha 1 picked out Detectives have
been sent along the line - through the
country and every precaution will be
tBEen fo prevent rnuwny oDBirucHon
! There are twioe as many people now
on the borders as ean be aooommoi
dated under the homestead act pi
Oklahoma. !! Manv of them represent
colonies and are here as the sdvanoa
agentsi There will be men here rep
resenting colonies from Washington,'
California, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska.
Iowa; Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and;
Alabama. The colonies number from
twenty to five hundred parsons. Last
evening twenty t smptyn passenger
coaches pulled into' this cityKon the
Santa Fe attached j to the regular
freight; train and were run into the
yards to await the 223. A railroader
slid thst the Santa Fe had four hanr
dred ears already en erased bv parties
who desire household goojds removed
to thisf point before the :21st. The
crowd has increased here fso such pro
portions that penons wbo get their
mail at j the free delivery windows at
the postoffioe are compelled to form
into a procession and thin it is frd
qhentlyt fire or six hours jbef ore they
can get.to tbe window for their mail.
Al a oohsequenee of this large influx
of people here realestateT has com
menoed:changing hands. The sales o:
Saturday amounted to $62,000.
tlINDWATBIBl AND Jf IBtB,
Tfe Baatas play SaAHavaatVarralki.
A Norfolk special says: The storm:
of gUiuhder, lightning' and Ihaii which
broke over the citv tiaturdav morninsr
changed at 1,0 o clock Saturday nighty
turning into a eyeloje thewind blow-
ing at the rate of fifty fotir miles ah
hour until 5 o'clock Sunday morning.!
The wmdoame from the northeaec,and
ew into ths harbor and its tribata-'
ries a tide which, at high water Sun- i
dajfj motningk at 1 :30 o'clock, was :
eighteen! inches higher than ever re-
eirded before. li t i
The lower part of the eity Was
flooded, and Are broke onf on Water
street, caused from slackisg lime on
the whaif of John O. Gamtge fc Son.
entire block, with the, exception
of Savage, Son & Co. s commission
house, was in flames. I'M I
The Old Cotton Eichanre building,
coutsining about 800 bales of cotton,
and! the warehouse or 4- W. ferry
Co l containing about 600 bales of
cotton, j were totally ' t destroyed.
Santos & Brother; coal dealers, lost
every thiog .except their office build
ing! BatbbSlder it Ckllina eoaL lutn
berf audi IMe, are damaged to ths
amount of 94,000 John A- Oamage's
loss) inoluding bailding, is 910,000.
The loss on buildings and! stock des
troyed in this block is estimated at
$50,000, partly insured. It is proba
ble that 1the losses sustained by the
wholesale grocery merchants from
water forced;; into their irerehouses
by the unprecedented tidewill nearly
equil ths jamount. - Hundreds of
barrels of sugar and fl)uri and Other
goods arl rplined. 1 3
During ths storm the roofs of ths
OpeTa House, Masonic Temple and
many dwellings were torn off and the
Virginia: (f Beach -Railroad, depot is
badly ihjured, and the track for
hundreds of j yards is seriously dam-'
aged. Ii Portsmouth & -e? destroyed
the lime and lumber vWdfcf Trugie
& Hill. ! j J.:,-- :. I : j t
The United States shipPeusacola
sank; in; dry dock SaturdAy night
where she was being S prepared! for
sea. Her lea valves have been opened
f On inspection and another one i was
being cut! The tide flooded the dock
and she filled with water, and getting
off her keel sank, before? she could
be gbt in ositien again- Ai diver will
have to be sent down snd ber valves
stopped up and the ship pumped out.
j The 8impon dry dock was flooded
and the damage may reach $40,000,
The Wires Mong the coast die, all down.
No reports can be had front ths ship?
ping It s feared that; serious dam
age has been done fas there was no
warninsr of the storm given.
Ohm. BU B. Taea Btatwraa. ;
Tb Atlieyille Citizeh ofj Saiarday
saytsi "It Was s most cordial greet
ing fwhich l welcomed Gen. B. : B.
Vance as he rtepped from our electric
railway cars St court square yesterday
aftemooh.' Crowds quickly thronged
around hini, and his genial face
shqwed 1 hisj appreciation of the
warni hand shaking; of which he was
the recipient- At his own request
he his delivered his offioefto his sue?
cessdr, Mr. Robert J. Fisher, of Chal
cagoJ who! for soma time, haa been a
member o! the Board of .Appeals of
the pate&it Office. Geni Vacee has
been away from his honu umost eon
tinuqusly jfqc .msny .years, and We
trust his return to his lovely place on
the French TJroad, will be as grateful
to him' its'; his presence) wijl be pleas
ing to hiabosts of friends4 j H-1
1 1 ? " ' 1 '". tl aaanw- I . mi y m j- -
'A new complaint which baa recent.
ly mads its trpesranes is ihslxiaka-
poczsxa
TREASURER HUSTON.
HIS
OFFICIAL BOND
JPBOTED. v
AP-
TBB TBABirSB Or TBS TBXAStTBT TO Till
rtACB BIOBPAT j-XOITOB BOBBBTS
OOXCXUPBS TOi AOCBPT THi 8TJB-
TBBASUBBasarr at bbw
TQBX-i-TKS . tOVO
OOVST ABXAP
r
By TelegT&pa to the News and Observev.
Wbshxboton, April 8 The I 8m
tary of the Treasury has aupruved
the bond of Mr. Huston aa Treasurer
of the United States but he will not
vi kua uiuwu ;9wiw uuiu wm uut
qualify and assume the duties of ths
A aa ' .a m
vuiom uaui bimt Areaeurer nvats is
relieved of his duties at the New
York scb-treaeury and probably not
until alter the eount of. tr.e monev
and securities at that offiee has been
completed. Assistant Secretary Bob
erts expects to take charge -of the
New York sob treasury next Monday
and the eount will be probably com
pleted in about
three weeksJ The
Washington office
a :j mi A
will then be trans
ferred. The examination -of the
Treasury vaults will! occupy several
months owing to the immense Iquan
tity of silver dollars to be counted.
i DaatBk afa PraaalsaBt Sfam. j
By Teiearaph to the Nes and Obserreri
; WAsnTBeroH,: April, 8. Dr. J. H.
Kidder of the Smithsonian Institute
died this morning' st' his residence in
this city from an attack of pneumo
nia, j Lr. Kidder served as a surgeon
in ths nsvy nntil ha; resigned about
twelve vears airo. ainoe which time he
had been connected with the scientific
branch of the government service, un
der 'Professor Baird. He was oon
hreted with the lish Commission and
latterly was director of the interna-
Honii exshauffS in! the Smithsonian
tnsttnts. He leaves a wife, daught
er of; the late Postmaster General
Mavnard. of Tennessee, and three
children.
i ;-. : - TBte Oala as Marfalfeu ' i .
By Telacranh to tne News and Observer, i
Washikotob. Aoril 8. The follow
ing telegram was I received at! the
Nsvy jdepaitmeht today from Com
mander mown pi th JMortois: navy
yard: fA heavy northeast gale set in
about midnight Saturday. The water
Waam avwi4 4 aaw 1 w 'eavt 4 nsfavai It ?rfs AW AVi sn
awaw s aaavsajaa w ,Bsau , we a aaavawt - suati
t a a
evar beiore Known, being about a
foot above the) coping of the! dry
dock. The PensaoolS was lifted from
the blocks, filled with water through
the old and new Kingston valve open
ings and settled diegojually across the
bloksJ The water is over gun deck.
The diver reports that there .was no
injury to the bottom f Have plugged
tne notes ana expect to pump .snip
dry, re adi us t blocks and dock again.
The gale continues." ' .
g Saamfc-Caartaamtai HaaalaOaeaa
wnmlnrtoa Bevtow. I i I
This! day, April BL 1889, is the
temi-oentennial anniversary of the
eying of th corner stone of I St.
Jamea' ! Church, f The old edifice.
which was a barn like fstruoture, was
town down in 1839 and the present
handsome: edifice (ifhich has lately
been added to) ( was j erected. The
church I was consecrated ' Inn ,. the
fourth Sunday in Lent, March 26th,
1840- Rev. Robert B-!Drane, was at
that ?ime its rector. Dr. A. J. DeRos
set the elder and i Mri Wm. B: Lord
Were the Church Wardens and the
vestry was composed ; of Dr. ThosJ H.
Wright, Dr. A. J. DeRosset, Jr , and
Messrs,! William 1 B.I Giles, William
A. iWilliaris and James T. Miller.
This population : of I Wilmington! at
that time was 3,500- Martin Van Bu-
ren was .President of the United
States, Edward B. Dudley was Gov
ernor of North Carolina, Alexander
Anderson was Magistrate of Police
(chief municipal offioer), Dr. James
F. MeBee, Dr. Ai J. DeBosset, Jr.
W. J. Harriss and E. P. Hall were
commissioners of j ths, town and John
A. Lillington was town clerk. The
old: church' stood about fifty yards
east of ths present) site, near ihs
oorner of the graveyard. It was
partly on Market street. -
There is one coincidence which
must be narrated. This was ths
seizure and oeoupetion of the church
by vandals. The old church was
taken possession j of
by Tarleton'a
dragoons in 1780 and converted into
si riding1 school, and I Schofield and
Hswley, both worthy 6 wear Tarle
ton's mantle, took! possession . of the
present structure I in 1865 and eon-
verted it into a military hospital?
OepeeeaVf rarryt "
OBartotte Chraalele. "1 i
Several republicans from Bocking-
ham left for Washington yesterday
morning, to endeavor to nave Iths
commission of WB. Terry as post
master of Lie oris burg revoked. Mr.
Terry is the editor of - the Booking-
ham Spirit of ths South. Ths repub
licans claim that; Mrl Terry is not
S fully aligned republican, bat rather
aJ hrarat rann hliAan ak Ia iami. - f
f
ji At last aooounts, aa
ihs result of
the bye elections, ths
Rhode Island
legislature stood On
oint ballot 61
republicans to 47 democrats, with ten
members to bs elected. The pnoe of
votes, whieh ranged last week from
$5 to $10, has j gone up to $20
and $25 - ! I I .
Ths dfestruetiveT firi at Smithfield
enforces Ldsw the'importanne of ade
quate protection from fire in all our
towns. Ths matter is
One
that
the
ne-
t
citisens of np town can afford
to
'AaiatwMtlu' BMk. I .
How I Became Consort" the history
of Jeff Gordon, handsomely illustra
ted, is given sway free at j the drug
Stores 01 this eity. j .
For a Disordered Lrver tt y BxxcHAJi's
li,f 4- . j
Ths' summer . resorts along the
coast have awakened from their win-
ter nap and are cikia-r -brisk prira-
Trticss fsr t-STrrtr r?5C2 -. '"
tubs rrnrr PBKsiDBurr.
TBB
OJcTKlklt .ABBOXTKOKBTBKT OF HIS
BXXdTIOB. 1
Wasblnttoa Poet.t
The Tollowioflr is the official
of the flection pf George Washington
as the tfirst President of tbe TTnired
SUte.1 - i s t - .
t Mobpat. Aoril 6. 1789.
The President of the Senate, eleei.
ed for the purpose of eountimr the
vows, qeciarea to tne senate that the
Senate and House of Bepresentatives
had met, and that he, in -their pres
ence,; naa opened and' counted the
votes of the Electors for President
" iwuoui wr u Ulutea
snd Vice President
vS Ik. TT .
ei' whereby it appears that George
I 0a'u waa uinnimuuny elected
i-iiueui. y nereupon tne ioiiowing
certificate and. letter, prepared by a
committee, . eonsistiDg (of Messrs.
Peterson, Johnson,' Lee and Ells
worth, were adopted by the Senate
and signed by tbe President:
i lie it known, Thst the Senate and
House of Bepresentatives of the TTni.
ted States of America, beinir convened
in the city and; S ate of New York;
the sixth day of T April, in the vear of
Our Aiora one thousand seven hundred
W --m .a a,
oigmi-uuio, Mie uauerwnissn.ap
Kuii,ru j.tcBiueui vi iua. Dcnacevior
me aoiej purpose oi receiving, open-
(5 auiu; wuauDK uie votea. oz xne
li. lectors, did, in the presence of the
atlVA. AriAn all fit a J-'
count . all the votes of the Electors
ror a President and for a Viae Preai.
dent; by! which it appears that George
Washington. Eta .1 was nnanimrmal
mtwiieu, i ngreeaqiy. so tne Uonstitu-
tton, to the office of President of the
United States of America;
In testimony whereof. I have her.
unto set imj hand and seal. :.
. I - -'i John Labopon.
t 1 Nsw Yoax, AprU 6, 1789.
bra: x nave the honor to transmit
Uj your Exosllenoy the information of
your nuahimous eiecrion tc the effiee
oi President of the United States of
Amercs,! " Suffer me, air, to indulm
he hope .that 80uip!oiju mark of
pubtcoohhdeaoe: will meet vour id
pruiwiaa ana oonsiaere l as a sure
i i j - j - .
piea or the anouon'. and support
you are to 6Xpeot from a free and en
iightbDed people. I j
m. am, aw, wun eenuments oz re-
3 . j m . m . m
peot? your .obedient, bumble servant,
h . 4 i aTOHB IiABsnow.
To his lx'cy George Washington,
Spraaa Cevrt. . ,
Appeals from the 10th district were
disposed of on yesterday as follows :
state vs. Bracoo, from iWataufa:
submitted: without argument bv the
Attorney General upon a recent de
cision of the Supreme Court of the
UIUMMOHHS. , 1 J
Hollar ts. Richsrds, from daldwelT:
ku uj jo. jw Aecawiui - zor : de
3 1 ; Ti rr - 1 ... I m ,
fendant: nO counsel contra.
1 State vjt Laughter; certiorari or
dered; returnable mstanterV
.Lusk and Cameron vs, Boilston
Mining Company; dismisserl for fail
ure to print record.
Statelvsi Low, from Yancey: areuad
by Attorney ueneral for the State.
State vs. . MoOoury, - from : Yancey
and State vs. Crawley, from Burke;
argued by Attorney General for ths
State.
Appeals from the 12 th district will
be celled "next Monday as follows
(and those from the xxx vxNTH on the
Monday following): -.
dcdiu vs. oneea.
Roberts ivs. Allmsn.
Hilliard vs. Oram.
Giles vsi Hunter.
Love vs.llogram.)
Lyle vs.i8iler.
Moffitt vs. City of Aceville. -
State vsJ MeMahah.
k. J. n
iKjuan Ta. AMtrnaEa.
In re Patterson. - i ,
Stats vs j Houston. ;
uwens vs. Jfaxton. . 1
Brown vs. Brown. ,j.
Harahaw. vs. Bristol.
Opinions: in the following
were handed down: 1 i
Buggy Company va PettigrewJrom
rrorsyth; error; judgment reversed.
State vs-lCampbell, from , Yadkin,
error; new trial eTanted.
Wallaoe vs. Douglas, from' Iredell;
error. ; 1 t. .i ' f
Bussell vs. Koonoe, from7 New
Hanover; ' remanded for the purpose
of allowing, under the circumstances
at a a m . a i
oz this case, the parties to; prepare
case on appeal in the mode prescribed
by law.
New Peat mast era. !
The following i new postmasters!
bsvs been appointed: Gen. j w. f"D.
Jones, at Wake Forest: J. Di Masaie,
Smithfield;' Henry -Brown's son at
Hillaboro: S- A. White. Mebanesville;
Mrs. Henry E. Davis (colored), Hali
fax: Armstronsr (oolored)J Boekv
Mount; Black, Carthage; Dorsey
rXOdge, Kutherlordton.-
I Apviaa to ntOTHrzn.!
Btrs. WtnsloWs SootbJnc 8"rt- nroei'1 alwars
be oaed wbea ebUdraa are e tto t-'r u It re
lieves tne utue sonerer at oaoa, is pro, sees a at
om, quiet sleep by reUevtnx tne enilaren froei
Sain, aad the liiUa eharnb inkM aa Uferlffht aa
a bauon. It Is very pleasant to taste: soothes !
tne solid, softens tne rams, allcrs all pains, re
lieves a-ioo, regulates we bowels and U tbe beat
Known reiaaav lor aiarrnaaa. &aiar rialaatroam
wwmw or, mw aanaaa xweoxyave eenai
oocue, ! -' . ; , i
..-,-1 n :
A traveling man has dabbed the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
a-h ai . a w. a w '
tfaitroad tne Aeiay, xiipger and Wait
Baibroad, because he can taiay, linger
M1U WMS SI BUT PUUli OU li MBd OS
sure of catching
a train in a short
htime
I - InTWBUHaait
Tbe seeds of lntermitteat aad bilious
ramltt-nt
fever germinate aad bear era fruit,
inanity has altogetber escaped it. In
Ne 1
pnpo'oas
wards of large titles bad sewage causes 3t, and
la their suburbs stagnant pools la sunken lota
breed 1U There to alBBee a remedy and a means
at prevent k.4 its name is Hostetters Steaaacb
Bitters, whieh is. without DeradTentnra. tha
ahostV antidote in existence to tee malaria
vJnsr horrified with Its incomparable, is? tog
tainted water, or any oUier eo, cuccumb to
t"9 oen,BCfnorwT i r 1 rbeumaiio,
laney uu Biaaoer - ft- r r--
CURRENCY.
- Married Bich -Gas, I hear Gocrge
has married an heiress. He's ia elevtr
now. I snooosef S. r
I Dick No, . he's working like a
horse, trying to psyhia board at a
$40 a-week hotel.;, tier father pays
hers and she won't live anywhere
Mrs. A. Does your husband saort?
Mrs. B. Yes; delightfullv.
Mrs. Al Delightfullyf I
Mrs. B Yes. You see he is an
Italian baritone, and always 1 snores
selections from ;Trovatorsn and
I j f
rijucia"- icpoch. E
I J Lady Biddy, hare you seea the
I utue Riucea Dira A. Had in-' m V
bonnet?
Biddy Yis,
mum; I put it in ths
it! a litU richer
son pi to make
Epoch. ;
!
-Admiral Porter has accepted tha
appointme it of Grand Marshal of ths
New York Centennial naval parade.
and General Schofield that of Grand
Marshal of the military parade '
I Ufa - f
Complexion Powder is an absolute
necessity of the reared toilet in this
i Hm.. r - . i i
I beauty and purity.
M 1
Some vegetarians are dU satisfied
C4 V. ilk. . n m, .
would be better.
I
i I
I Tate VerttT7i
W. D. Suit. Drurrist. RIddus. Ind
testifies: I can recommend lectrio
Bitters aa the rerr best remsdr. Ertrr
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took sLc bottles and was cured
of rheumatism of 10 years' standing."
Abraham Hare, drajrgist Bell-rille, Ohio,
afflrmsi "The best selling medicine I
have ever handled rarnyzO years' ex
perience ia Electric Bitters. Thonaanda
of pothers have added their testimony, so1
he verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bit'ers docure ailxiiaeeees of the iver.
kidneys or blood. Onir half a dollar a.
bottle at Lea, Johnson A Co 's drag store.
Tha reason why treat men meet
with so little rpity or attachment in
adversity would seem to be this: Ths
friends of a great man were made bv
his -fortunes, his enemies by himself,
and revenge is a much more punctual
paymaster than .gratitude. Those
whom a great man has named re
joice at his ruin, and those whom he
bai made look on with icdifierenoe.
because with common minds, the de
struction of the creditor is conxid- :
ered ss equivalent to the payment of
tns aeoa- uoiton. i
The aoffertar of wmuii aartainlv iwik.ni
the sympathy of every true phUaathroobJat.
Tbefr beat friend. boweverr UB.B. a (Botanic
blood Balm.) Scad taBlaa4Bimf. AtlutL
a for proofs. . .
H. 1 f iaasldr. Tmimuw n. wrtt-M Thrmm
Beetles of B.-B. B. eared my wile of scrofula."
Mrs. K.M. Lawm, Zalaba,U writes: "i hare
nerer wed anything ta equal B. B. a.''
' Btra. Ci H. Hit. Roekr Mrmn t f ft vtMm
Not a day for U years was I free from aesd
aebe. B.B. B. entirely reliered hil I ImI lika
another person."
James W iAaeastTr.Hawktnsvtila ,Ga. .writes:
"My wife was ta bad health for eirht years.
Five doetors and BUT oataat mad iefnaa had
done her ao good. 8U bottJes of H. B B. cured
her.' r
sfJas 8. Tomllnson, Atlanta. Ra.. Mrs: "Tor
years I suffered with rbeimatiam, eaased by
kidney trouble and Indigestion. I also was feeble
aad nerrooa. B. B. B. reUared me at once.
alUMMigh sereral other meditDes had failed."
r. w- sa- ruenarasoB, ciaraston, r writes:
"Mr wife saSerad twelra vaara with rhanaia.
ttsas and f emae eomplaint. lady member of
my eboreh had been cured b? B. B. B. 8be per
suaded my wife to try it. wbo now says tbere ia
nothinc
haf ,
Uke B. B. B- as it Quicsiy care her re-
I
The rush of office-seekers cripples
business at ths Postoffioe department
: Presents ia the bmM elegant form
THE LAXATIVE and NUTRITIOUS JUiCS
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, v
Combined with the; medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
. : most beneficial j to the human
h
system, forming ap agreeable
and effective laxativeto perma
nently cure Habitual Consti
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the ! I yf "
KIQtlEYS, UVER HD P'.VaS.
' Itia tha most tecePaat reSir ttyfceewa f
CLAMS THESTSTtM CTTZCTVklLT
i Waa oae ia BiBoa ec Caaatipated '
FUSS BtLOOO, RCPRtSHtNO SLCSP,
' HEALTH and STRENGTH
MATMIAiXV FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it. l.
J- 1 aaic VOUK dkuoomt Foe
: : j ' I Manumoturcoonlv bv ; :
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
j I SAM FHAXCI8C0, CAU ;
ovrivnie. rr. u rw rfc r. a -
HUMPH REVO1
Da. BcMraaara Bracuics are adtantlflrallv
earaTttUy prapaied praacrlpttoaa ( aed for aiany
year m pnnue pneun wii
Ihmi'i. mlfn i
thirty yean asad by U
by th proplo. vary iala Spa- ;
Cifle hi a cpeelai eura lor tha dainane Bamed.
1tna or radudna tha intnn. and arin f
xaoaa DDeciaca an wiuoai flnmirn
inc. parr- !
oaaaiaeaaTeraia-a ra a, eaiaaal the W aria.
act ana j
Warm a. Worm Fever, Worm Colo. .
'rylag Calic, or Teethbia of Infanta
fiKrriM. ai ciuraren or aaiuo..
45
Jyaeatary, pln. Uk. Coilo. .U
' aalera MrbT''n"'IUng .'2
irka. Cold. Bronchitis .'I
learalrla, Tootharaa, ftaeearba. ... ,
eadaeheatBtckaeadacha. enitpy ,
lyaaaaalau Bllloua Stomach......... ,
aaraaaed or Palafal Farlada ,
alien, too prornae renoam ,
i raa , Couch. JJim
I fait Rhea m. rri
J Kheamatlaaa, Bh
S FeTer and Acae, '
lpelas, Exvpuona.
aeiunatic Pi
. . ChUla. Malaria
nna....
rjatarrh, Inflnenaa. Cold fn the Bead
rVheaaTa ('(, TlcUent CooKha.
General lelllityatoalWeafcnas
Blind or Bleedlnc.
iidaeylXaeaM ...........-5
itrrtit PehilitV v-l-f v-.
Jrtaary W reif wham bwl.
laeaaea af thai! ea.r, fai k ja 1.
J
"isa-
j Bold by rragrtna. or atnt pom im'.i oa '
,t rrtea. Da. iifPwsieT- V Ai.
l "f r boand in c. i -
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