HE ROANOKE NEWS.
1UB3DAT,
JUNE 18,
STATE AFFAIRS.
M.iJ. J- Whedbee, died ou the 1UU iiut.
; his home In lCII7.1be.tb. city,
Bertie county commissioners havd refused to
iue any more licenses to retail liquor.
(apt. J. F. Pevlne of the W. W. Road li
t Providence Khnde Island In attendance on
10 National Contention of matter mechanic.
The Washinzton Slur ssya that lt"is reported
Mtn North Carolina that Hon. A. M. Wsd
1 1 will be the successor of Senator Ran-
m."
There are 2)1 Masonic Lodges at work In
lit mate with a membership of 8,199. Laat
ear 8t members died aud there ware 3i0 Dew
hci received.
The monHrnent to the memory of Chief Jus
O Pearson was unveiled at Raleltrh on Wed
!idav of laat week. Judra It. 1'. Dick deliver
ig the addreai.
The Gresntboro Jtirriaf says that the con
lion of Governor Reid ii a treat deil better,
,n hop are now entertained of his recovory
urn tin recent attack of peralvtlt.
Raleillh Iwiriir : Dr. W. R. Capehart, of
voca, .N. C, haa been appointed and sc
.pint the position of Chief Marshal of lb ap
oseliing Suite Fair in October next.
ialelgU 1Mnr A gentlemin from Aran
He county tt In thn city yesterday, who li
te ftths of 37 children. Mil youngest ion
at alio in the dtjr, and ha la aged 711 years.
Durham RerUr Thi pretcnt editor, Col.
amaron. la atlll In chnrirn ana will remain aa
limr of this paper. The cdUo ial manaca
lent will nut bo aflecled by my business
,au(!i.
Winston AWtnW : Salain has not been with
lit a bauii of tuuilo for over half a century.
Iticivea us (Treat pleasure to note the ac
ivltv display In pushln? forward thn work oa
lie North Carolina Midland Railroad.
Frank Riker, a deputy alieiiff, wat shot and
Iliad In Stokei county,' U., on the 8th by a
csperado named Isani tuulth. whom he woa
rying to arrest, timlth, who haa -,hot iiiveral
len, mode hii escape, and ?IW reward Is
ffered for his apprehcntloti.
Toisnot lltmr: The address of Mr. Theodora
!. Kinrsbury, editor of the Wilmington Slur,
lelivered at the Wilson Collegiate Institute,
'ceterday morning at 1 1 o'clock, was one of
he best and most appropriate, addresses vriS
iito had the pleasure of hairing fur man a
UJ.
Rnleieh Bulletin : On Monday ln', a negro
m the train of Mr. W. R Hlako, on the N. C.
si I road, was klllel while crnsslntr Neuse
iver brldire between Selnia and (loldshom.
te was trying to pull a sill back on the train
rheii he ityu,ck the bridge and crushed hii
kull.
Grtbam tlhtnrr : Mr. Nsmrod Moser, of this
oiinty, planted a tobacco patch two years ar;o.
'he drat year he gathered two crops. lout
ear, hs gathered and cured three crops from
he old stalks, and now they are grofrin; again,
i-ith tin prospect of wa dou't know how many
TOJJS.
XrM-ftbsermr : The white and colored In
titute for the lleuf, Dumb and the Blind both
losed ycttenlay. Ouring the term the att
endance of pupils wai : Whiles, liM ; colored,
4. The next, term begins In September, by
rhicli time tin new wing at ttio colored de
triment will be completed.
l.f urinbarg EnUrprize : A a mealing of the
.'oiniiilsslonerl of lllia county at Kockiutrbaiu
ist Monday, the applic uious for licenses to
otail liquors In tho county were renewed, and
strong appeal by counsel va made on be
ajf of ihe liquor dealers, hut license was re
used until after the election in August.
Franklin Than : In his f peeeh Inst Monday,
he colored orator Price, insisted thai theia
rat no polities involved ju II, o Prohibition
iiovaioeiit. Tue Republican Executive C 'iii
littce bad eudeavered to force it in'O poll
ics, hut it was no go. He suid Hut it w is a
loral question, and It should be nettled as such.
.Yif Shrll ; An excursion train left Wilming.
in for Washington City yesterday, the fare,
ur round trip helm only $11, I. II. Abbott,
. C. Trice and B. K bud Icy, our coloml cit
lens recently appointed as delegates by Itie
laleieh Convention, to visit the (Jaiitoi an I
oniult. I'retid "lit ( irlleld i-i. reference to the
Istrllmtion of offices, wisely took otivau'i'.'e
f the cheap etcursion train to pay slimr ia
:ards to the President.
' Ashe county, S C.. has a ci'lzet eighiy-slx
ears old who walk livs miles to mill lu ii-c a
nonth and c irles a lii-hel of c mi ; has four
"n ehihlien, whips nine of tlo ni when they
iee I it, has now a wife twnly four y ars of
t;a, has li'ien m irried for time, h is used to
neeo for (If y your, g 'ts dru ik re'iil irly at
rory omit t and Christums, never swore but
nee In his life, loves to heir good preach'ng,
otes the Ditnoer:itie ticket, never paid a law
er'a foe nor a doctor's bill, and rava ho cau
rliip in a list U'Ul any nn ol his au In tho
Hate. Er.
Kiniton Jou -n il : On last Monday morning,
lulncey Gardner and .lini Urynu col. on I)enii
ey Wool'i Jr. plantation 'in Falling Creek
ownship, angaged in an iiil'ray Bliich result' d
n the serious rut line of G ar luer. From what
re can learn the wives of Bryan and Gardner
ere In a fuss and they tooK it up. Bryan
tabbed Gardner twice, once in the ubdnmcn
Inch caused the bowels to piotrudu, aud
igaiu in the chdst severing two ritia and ex
pending into the plural cavity of the lungi.
Dr. lull was called on Li treat G.u'diiur and
in savs the wounds are dauger us.
Bryan lias takeu to the woods.
A farmer euKcrlbor In Meckl -nbiirg county,
N. C having read the, report of Mr. Ueor ge
tlle.il, of Newoern, upon the lreiniiiui cotton
:rops raised lu Ivasl.iu Norlli Catoliua last
rear and reu nesting inforuiation as to the
nethod of cultivatlou in raiaing said eropa, we
lent his letter to Mr. Allen, and tne loiiowiug
s his reply : "In reply to your inquiry we
ould state that a 10 acre crop was pianieu
itb garden peas tho latter part of Jauuuiy,
SO. The crop was eohl during April. Wa
'hen listed the aamo rows and plaulud with
Itlckson Clvs'er Coiton, which waa cultivated
ontlrely witli tiie Allen ittwl sweep. The crop
Miinnaiiced to open the latter part of Septum
lier, and yielded ill hundred and aeTenly nve
V oitnd of lint per acre. The aalna of peas,
f iraire. cotton, aud co'ton seed aiuou ted to
over one thnnaand dollars, and the net profit
was aw.) ou rour acre. tunun
IVhen the Ficldsi rc White UKli
( OlIOII.
"No money now; can't buy Planni or tr
ganjtill cotton comet In." Yes you can.
Kaku up (10 Cash on an Ortn, or t Cah on
a Piano, aud we will sell you during June,
July, Aujmt and September, at Rock Hoi-
toiu Caii ikuB. Siliu Z It. utu4 tvi thu
balance, without ona cent of intereit. Cash
Rates. Three Months Credit. No I ttereat.
1oq'i forget It, Grand Summer Clear nig Hut
Kale of New and Second-It in I Instrument."--VjOPianoa,
500 Orgsns. All atylea. All grades.
All price. Mu.t be closed out. (special
'l arms to Inatallment buyerj. Cash prlcos ad
Tanced only Ten Per Ceut. Fifteen bays Test
Trial. Guaranteed Iualruine.its from six best
tinkers. Catalogues and full Information
mailed frra of charge. Avoid belnjr Imputed
upoa by B-atty, or any other man, by ordnr
ng at once from 111 A Great Wholesale Piano
and Organ Ueoot of the South, l.udilon ih
Htei' Southern
ia,
Muslo House, Savannah,
SraAina that poople will tuffer to much
from dull the. blues and debilitated
fcody, when they cap bp m turoly cured by
aimply taking a few doses of Sliniuont l.iver
Mediator. It will impart new life and vigor
(a Hie whole system by purifvmg the Stomal li
and regulating the Liver. Could our roadera
4e brought Into contact wuli tha host of
feepectable witnesses who regird Simmons
Uver Regulator aa the safest aud biat family
fnudichio for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Con
stipation, Uilliousneaa, Code, Sonr Stomitch
nd Malarious Fevers, :lcy would no longer
wonder at tha great fame It has acquired
throughout the country.
"At a geueral family reoiody for Pytpopsla,
lorptd Liver, Constipation, etc., 1 hardly ever
Jse anything elan, and have never boon iliaap
polate.d In eliejt produced ; It teems to be al
'oo.l a purfi rt cure for all disaaaca of tha
ptouit.l) aud Bowels.
. J. McElroi', Macon, Ga "
It ii said thai Hayet txctedel all other prstl
d ntt id pardoning crimlnala. Pardont issued
by h!m numbered forty for each mon.h during
the four ye.ua he he d oQlce.
It Ii probable that short grain eropa In Great
Britain this summer are for a third time going
to demand heavy exhortations of American
breadstuff t and thus add seriously to the heavy
embarrassments of Kugllsh agriculture.
potrlllod foncst has b 'en found In Aleme
da county California. Out trunk which lies
exposed, ta about twenty feet long and seven
feet iu clrcumfereuce. How long these trees
have bean there, since petrifaction, It not
known.
SiHiTOn Vahos, a thort time ago wat re
quested to roaka t speech at a prohibition meet
ing; he declined and ai.ked the gentleman
please to tell the meeting that "his heart was
with llituu but Ills btjiuac'.i was agalutt them,
and hii stomach wat the biggest."
Tut! Rhode Island Legislature recently ad
journed after a session of fourteen dayt. It
was cither because thty ara not paid at all or
are not paid by the day, or because board is
higher than per diem. We can't believe they
adjuurued with money itariug them In the (ace.
It Is ta'.d that domestic slavery exists in
Mbetta as abject and far mora merciless than is
to be found almust anywhere. The price la
from eight to II fteei dollars. Thlt la a colony
of colored people tent there from the United
Slates and It is strange that they have forgot
ten how It Is thtmtelves.
Patkick Kbi.i.xv, a son of a wealthy citizen
of I'arkville, Connecticutt, died from poverty
and execsaet. II is lather was poor when he
camo to this country, but succeeded lu making
a fortune and tried to rechiim hit ton but u
like most prodigals ho refused the fatted calf
lad conliuued hit manner of life until It re
suited In his death last week.
Flutters Kitpk, the last of the grandsons if
Thomas Jeljersou, died May Hdtli, on hit or
ange estate, uear Orlando, Florida, at the age
of eighty one (cart. Mr. Eppes was tho son of
the late Hon. James Waylcs Lppis, a member
of Congress during icJTeranii'a administration,
and for some time chairman of tho Finance
Committee, and Mai la JeUui sonLthe President'!
youngest (laughter,
The i 'e fur the grand prize of Prla, look
I lace on the 1 ti til and was won by Mr. i. K.
Keeue'i Foxlnll. Turf honors across Ike
waters have taken a fancy to American horses
lately, thl- being the second race won In Europe
this season by an American horse. Tho totnl
amount won was $37,000. Foxhall is entered
tor toe it, his stakes ana tho Ascot gold cup
which will be ruu to day.
Whb.'s the excellence of Rice aa a die', it fully
u uloivtond hi use will be more frequent and of
dally occurrence in every household. At this
season of the year especially, It may properly
be classed as tuperiur to any of the cereals
which lire In such general use for the morning
and midday meals. No other food Is to easy
of digestion, and at lta present cost it is cheaper
than po'a'.ocs, oat meal or grain grits of any
kind.
A harness has hern invented to put around
the heads and chins of persons who snore, in
order to keep their mouths shut so as to keep
t(i ra from di-turbiug their neigh Uor. It
said tliat if people .v.111 only sleep with tlulr
mou'lis rinsed, they will not sii'Oc. and if Ihey
cannot keep their ; mouths shut, the hurucss
will do It for them. Hotels should he. pr v
ded with a number of these contrivances along
with Are escapes and such things.
Tim sen si le resorts, not satisfied with r.
liihlting the lli ijrews, propose to banish the
children us w ll. A', thu Cliff House, at Tarry
towu, N. Y., tin' sin eonsoii u uisly iei.lu;'uis,
"Adults o ilv will he ciiteit lined." .Vveval
other nili'l, In the vicmitv have urde similar
Htiiiou'iecuienls, nipt ageueial wtifare iwuiusl
'Irll irin seems In base begun by the. ho'el
men. 1'nrciUa will linv-to send their children
to su orpliau asylum during their visits at this
place.
Tub New York pret.i, feeling protiably sore
from the failure of the scheme to get up a
world's fair In that city, appears disposed to
throw cold water on the Boston project. Yet
there is no reason to doubt that if tha "solid
men of Boston" enter heartily Into the project,
as taey now srein disposed to do. It will he
carried out, and the money required to make It,
if not a pecuniary tucccts, yet an axhlhitlou
creditable alike to tha liberality and energy uf
that city, will ha forthcoming ju due tme.
Tub retislon of the' new testament continual
to excite Interest tnd to cause discussion. It
Is generally approved, though there ai tome
dlvincs.'ainoug Ihcm Talmaga, ho arc much
opposed to It. Whfltbo or not, It will eui.cr
cede the old version, cannot now bo told
though it It probable, that after a while, It will
come into general me. One man up north
who wat a witness In court, refused to twear
on any but anew version bible tnd he wut al
lotted by the Judge to have hit way.
The men o( IJ Jl'urd, a small Wyjmiiijj town
oil tho Union Pacific Railroad were i-poiling for
a spree, but lacked the money to pay for it. ;At
this juncture tho passengers on a train were
horrilied at the, sight of a rough looking man
bound fatt to a tel-gr.iph pole, while a paify
of miners were suspending a nooie from a
brunch of a tree. The pijioncr befircd tho
trurclera to rescue him , for the miners said that
he whs a thief, ails' had Justly been condemned
to death. Jl was intimated, however, that the
payment of 1 100, the iimout he had stolen,
would t' cum his liberation. The money wat
hastily contributed, and the train went on,
carrying the rescued man along; hut he Jumped
off at the next station, and got lack to Hilliaid
In to: to ta'ic part In !!if rc-rcl'j.
Tux Atlanta Smunj Sou'h nys ;
Th re lives lu Narth Caroliua a family nota
ble for nothing, at far as It known, but an In
dloiync.atlc fundnesa for being piarr.ed In ui -
haard of and aluurd places. The wedding of
the youngest daughter la just announced In a
clilt near Cove Creak, ona hundred and fifty
feet iu tho c(r, the place being, old tradition
says, au Indian refuge. The father and moth r
of this romantic young woram t)ik u;uu
themselves the holy bonds of matrimony In a
balloon, which, by the way, became .ninansge
a ile before tht brldil party cim i to earth, to
that they lurc'.v cs.-ipid with their lives, pass
ing the bridal eight tossing shout In a bank of
very wet clou li, Ihe bride being death. aea
tick. The eldest ton of the family kept up the
traditlont of hit house by wedding hla bride
in a diving bell, although In taking a aecoud
wife he contenttd hlintelf with a aiinple roar
i lags by telegraph. Another ton bore home
hit blushing consort from a in irrlag ! in a rail
road cur; and ttill a third bio'.her contrived
that his wedding should come In st part of a
performance of am iteur thestrlcala, no one ho
rde hiiniclf, the bride and the magistral who
per oriiied Hie ceremony b liuf Ui the accent.
What biiirre antics the ne$l generation will
devitc it Isdillleult to imagine, but at least the
fool catcher need not consider his uecupatiou
"ouc wilile an) of tli-i fa nily rema'.u at Urge.
Tut Editorof this paper It In no way twspona'
hle for the views or Mlalenieula of Correspond -
cuts. .No communication or an anonymous
character will be pitMtMheri: the real name of
the writer must accompany ail communications.
Any one who may fo,i airirrteved at statements
made tiv correspnndeiiTs can obtain the name
on application to the Kdltor.
C'trrepondentH will pie. write only on one
aid of thn paper, ami to avoid having- their
cmntnulilcatluiis thrown in the want tiasket,
will furnish their names not necessarily for
publication -tint aa a irnaranty of Kood faith.
iVe will not notice anonymous correspondence.
vA CAP. TV I do not Intend to discontinue
tiie praetiee of law. on account of my eonnre
tlou with the Roanokc Nxwa. But will att-nd
promptly to a'l business cntrust-d to my care.
W. W. HALL.
1j O O A- I
A large lot of Gem Fruit Jars at L. A. Fariu
holt's. A number of came cacks have been sent to
Wilmington from this county to take part In
the "dispute," which takes place there next
week.
W received an anonymous communication
signed "Cape Fear," last week, which we de
cline to answer, aimply because It had no re
sponsible name. This is our Invariable rule.
A large train containing excursionists passed
through here Monday night from Wilmington
to VYiithini! ton City. There wero about seven
hundred i f them. The fare from thit place,
roiiud trip, was four dollars.
A match game of basd ball wat played here
Tin tdav between thu "High Fivers" and thu
"l.lltle'llocks." The Utile Rocks flew higher
than tho High Flyers and won the gsme, scor
ing 21 to Id. "Don't rock so haid leetle
hoys."
Tin entertainment at Mr. A. I.. Btalnbtck'a
resilience Monday night waa qalte successful,
there being a large number present and the
programme very attractive, though tluut was
not the usual number of recitations, it wat
very pleasant.
"WINE OF CARDUI" uittkca rosy
tlieeks uiul clear complexions.
For sale by Ur. A. R. ZolllcolTcr & Ilro.
MinAt.. Willie Kitehin, tou of Hon. W. H.
K itch In , wat awarded the gold medal for de
clamation at Wnke Forest College, over a
number of competitors. He waa highly com
plimented. Ho ia only thirteen years old ai:d
taket a regular cellcgiatc course.
Comwkni kmkmt. The commencement exer
cises of Garyshitrg academy, will take place on
next Thursday the '.lord. This school is lu a
flemishing condition and the exercises will be
highly Interesting Hon. Kemp P. Battle,
president of the University, lll deliver an ad
dress in the iifieinoon.
l.tniEs I'miiiininos Socinrr. The ladiet of
Weldon held a meeting last Friday and organ
l'jd a sjuclety lu favor of prohibition by elec
ting the fallowing offlcen :
President -Mrs. I'.llen Daniel.
Vice I'rcshbul -.Mrs. Beltie Mabry.
Secretary Mr. Sallie Long.
The olllce of treasurer has not yet been filled.
Ji st Ui'.emvuK. Rafe Daniel has Just re
calved a lot of No 3 fat miukerel, I'.astport her
rings In barrels and half bartoU. Hams, bacon
and bird. Fresh butter, cuuuine. Carolina
rice, Fulton market corn beef, sllar lye and ball
potash, washboards, rmoking ntid chewing to
bacco. Fine liquors of all grades. Go and tee
him.
if AUf AX Seitooi.. The closing exercises of
Miss B.'tlie Clark's school at Halifax will take
place on .lime '.Mill. A concert will be givi n in
ihe Court lloifse, to which the public is cor
dially Invited to attend. This school has been
iu existence for several years and tho pupllt
each session show marked advancement lu all
t ion- stndiet, Jniid their uni-rcal attainments
would do credit to older people.
Tin: Ititii K lien, inmt. -Work on Mr. W. R.
Smith's stores will soon begin. Major F.mry,
has begun to haul til lek to the cite aud in a
short time ground will lie broken for the foun
dation. Work will be continued without Inter
ruplioii until the building is c.'Uiplettd, and
will he immediately ti'led with mercli.iu.ii-e
Weld ui improves ail the tinu and we hope
othel houses will he ci)in,ii"in -d wiihiu the
yeir.
( 'ii v mi ki Hamis We see that tlie Fiti
. iii.Yof Ox font has been told to l.oekhart and
rtronheiuier, mid Capt. Blggt retire! from the
profession. We are sorry to io him snd wish
him wi ll. Vor Ihe new proprietors, we enter
lain the heartiest wishes for every kind of suc
cess, one of them Capt. l.ocklnirt being i u
personal friend and at one time, conueelij w't'i
Ihe KiMNohi Nkws. Oxford will have i
stsunch advocate in Capt, L , h'i w itlUs i
grsxsful pan.
Bisiiod I.tmam's Appointment.
June 19. Sunday, Rocky Mount Coutecn
tioo.
" at), Monday, Halifax.
" 21, Tuetday, Scotland Neck.
" 22, Weilnes lay, Hamilton.
' 23, Tburtday. Willitmston.
" H, Friday, Holy Innocents, Berlia Co.
" 8.1, Saturday, Windsor.
" 3, Sunday, Woodvllla-Ordlnation.
" 27, Monday, Roxabol.
Trmpkiianci! Srrrrii.-ReT. J. C. Price, the
colored orator, addressed a number of people
in thit place on (Saturday last. He advocated
the a loptlon of the proh.bitioii bill aud gave
many reasons therefor. He said he did not ap
prove the action thn Republican Central Fxec
utive Committee in making thit bill a political
quesliou; that could not sucoeej because there
was no political q lestloli in the mailer at all.
He urged all to vote for the hill, as In adopting
It the Slate would bo greatly bcnc'Med. We
hear that this spoiker will agalq speak In thj.
county dminr; the canvass.
- -sss . -
CiNv amino Board Iki.u tuo. It Is rnmored
that the grand Jury of the Federal fourt last
week, Indicted every member of the canvassing
board of Halifax county, for alleged fraude In
lt,e last aiaution. A miiuhrr of witnrssva were
examined. There waa only one evccptlon
Mr. W. II. Daniel of Faucettt township. Tha
Federal court only takes cogulr.snce nf fraudi
In Congressional elections; the State cnuitt
having Juri dic'lon of offences against the State
election lawt. We do not know that thlt true,
as nothing Is authentic. Wc give the report
for what It U north.
TnmiK's Mimic in tii Watrih.-TiU,
music In the waters ; uiutlc In the ocean
m utio lu the toleinn foretl ; music iu the
watching ttar; music lu the cannon; muiic
everywhere, but tho twectest, and the moat for
the money, It found In the Southern Mutical
Journal. J tut tee In the J que number, that
tweet forg, "The 014 Musician and his
II arp ;" the grand chorus, "There's Mutlcln
the Waters j" "Mascot Polka," from the latett
opera, and "Blottom WaltJ," for the six year
old music ttudent. Over 11.00 worth in thlt
one niiuiber-113 wqrth yearly and to cap all,
f '.00 worth of Premium Sheet Music preiuntcti
each tubtcriber. Twenty pages ol musical
reading matter, and eight pages of Musis
ruinlbly ; and all for only $1.14 yearly. Bead
a 3 cent stamp for specimen copy of the ueatest
brightest and best Matlctl Magatlne In the
laud. Address Luddeo A Bates' Southern
Mijilc House, Savaunah, Ga.
DsATfl or ax Old I.adt. Mrt. Rebec -a
King, very aged and respected lady, died
at the rcsideneo of ber ton Alex. King. Esq ,
near Crowclla on Saturday last, after many
years of patient tuffcrlng and aftlictlon. She
d been unable te walk for about nine years,
and during the last few months of her life was
allllctcd with both dropsy and consumption.
She suffered much, and having a firm hope In
a better land beyond the grave, where her
toul should be free from the palut that racked
her mortal frame here on thlt earth the
crave 1 death as a welcome boon. Her funerai
wat preached by Rev. Mr. Vaun Sunday after
no m. Deceased wat about U5 yeara of age.
Rbtirn or roncUAsxs. Sehedu'e B.,
revenue act of 1S8I, rcquiret a return of pur
chaacs for tix raontbt ending 30th of June.
Tha blsnks for the purpote say : k-
"You are required by law to deliver or return
to me, within ten dava after the first dav iii
July, I8H1, t true and exact statement of the
amount or purchases made by you, as principal
or agent, or through an agent or commission
merchant (or otherwise HII the blank amounts,)
for six months ending June SOlh, 1811. The
amount of purchases both lu and out of the
Slate, except purchases of cotton snd other
arm products from tue producer, mutt be In
cluded In your return. Keep the sum paid for
liquors separtte from that pant for goods,
wares auu iiiercnaniiiae. nils return must ne
sworn to. Prompt compliance with the law is
requested."
PlitsoMAl.. Capt. Coke, of Raleigh wat lu
our olllce last week.
Miss Kale Long, returned home from Bt.
Mary's school on Fr day.
Charles U. Hill, David Camp, Samuel Kltchln
t illio kitehin and Wilile Joscy, returned
home Friday to spend the holidays. They trt
students of Wtke Fotott College.
Dick Rattle, of the Xrwt unit Ubunir called
to see ui Satuiday. He wat jutt from Wakt
Foretl Commencement. He tays ho list beeu
on the go for a long time aud wonts rest. Call
again, brother B., we are always glad to sec
you.
Dr. W. R. Wood of Scotlaud Neck, was In
town Sunday.
Mr. El. Shields of Scotland Neck,
towu Monday aud Tuesday.
wat iu
r.iNuw oon lTtiu. The uiop prospect Is fair,
though m uch cotton hat beeu killed by the re
cent cool nights.
The Methodist Protestant church bat been
commenced and we hope loon to see it ooiuple
ted.
Prohibition as it stands in the law under con
sideration seems to be unpopular, though no
one can tell the changes that may take place
before the election.
Rev. Dr. Smith In the P. E. Church, two
nights the past week, delivered lectures ou the
ucw revision of the Bible.
The F.plseopaliatia have furnished their
church with an elegant chandelier aud uight
services are held weekly.
Rev. A. (1. Wilcox, preHchts here every tec
ond Sunday evening ai d Is un earnest and In
tciettiug speaker. G. E. M.
Oi Next Fahi.-'1 he premium lists for the
next annual fair lo be held here ou Oft, lilst to
Nor. 4lh inclusive, have been printed and tre
being dl.trlbiilfd, 1 ho list is laigcr, more
varied and more liberal than ever before. The
arrangements are perfect and vNltort and ex
hibltors can test arsured that everything will be
done to make the cvhinliiou a success.
The officers give their time aud attention for
nothing but the good f the Society, the ad
vancement of the material inUi csIt of this pait
of the Slate and the aonscqueut beeelit and
improvement of the ptopln.
This fair is always well attended and the ex
hlbitlons large and mirllorloiis. We hope all
our people will prepare something for exhibl
lion.
Ihe races will he excellent and blooded slock
will be abundant.
How To Makh Caubviiks. Wc clip from an
exchange the follow imr which is worth attcn
tlou :
The piae'i'-c of burviiig half ripe plan's, such
us iu.il. ', .ve., in uriler lo ocvciop their more
nourishing qualities, has iu id a uv departure.
The ti'iiiitineiil is uow applied to cahh.i.'. "An
range c-ointv farmer ' who has suffered loss
lieeiiuse nf his e.lbhrigtl lioi maturing into Miilid
heads, but spreading into nurses of unripe
leaves a defect but too well known to our
gardeners.thouglit he would try how the French
system of burying the plauls would answer.
His success was complete, and now the cus
tom Is comiiigf iiiiii high favor, and lini mure so
because the calitiago lreati iu this wav, when
voi'kcd, dues not j,ive off the powerful odor so
olijeelljiuable to m.iiy prisons I he mode of
pl'ocaJurc I. lo open a ti eneh about inches
deep, and, afler sprinkling some snil at Ihe
bottom, to pack lu the cabbage as close as they
can br got logdlier; then to cover the bq with
boanls, hru-.li, cornstalks, aud dually with
earlh The ends uf the trench are left open.
We should suppose It would be necessary to
protect the tieiich from rain water. Cabbage,
after In nig bin led as described for Iwn mouth;
it report,', I to ha crisp and of Viiy supsrior
qualily when cooked.
1) si.ika x Itkms Several of our citir.ei I
have Just returned from Rileigh, litre thi y
have beoii lu attendance upon the lulled Slat s
court.
Several of our citi.ons are lisvlqt; II) lr dwell
mgt enlarged and r 'p.iiyted, which adds great
ly to their appeai'auea.
A number of our young men left f or Wash
ington on the cs-ciiMuu Monday night.
Mr. snd Mrs. Hale, formerly of Wildon are
now residing iu Ihit place.
A grand hop wat given at the Southern hotel
in thlt pltce on Friday night last.
Mr. T. B. Hale of this place, who has been
acting In Ihe cnpacl'y of telegraph operator at
Florence, S. C, f r sc era! months Is ou a visit
to relatives In this plane. Thmnss Is a clover
fellow urd wo are glad to See hiui,
Tho farmers In and around Mils place were
visited w ith a considerable rain on Tuesday laat
Which was mil1 h needed.
Mrs. Skinner of E Iri.lon it very ill at the
residence of Mr. J, thn A. Moore, lu Ibis place.
The colored people are creel iug a large Bap.
list rhiiN.h. which, when Completed will be an
oimmeut Ui the place.
W.
Six RfasOns Whv vou ahould use the
Seven Spilngs lr n and Alum Mass, made by
l.aiiilrum A Lllebneld, Abingdon V a. Keail
them :
1st It It the medicinal properties of 111"-.
eral Water, condensed, and not a pttent nicdl-
CIIIH.
2d. It Ii the natural properties ef Mineral
Sprlngt, It thcrsforu not au artificial concoc
tion.
Xd. It It a gift of Nature, and therefore not
a combination of noitruini.
4th. It It simple, himilesi and pnre, and It,
therefore not poisonous to ths tyitein.
Rth. It t cQiiyauluiit, reliable and tafe, and
therefore Just the remedy everybody ueeda.
(lib. It lets upon the blood, and through It
penneatei the eutire intern.
For tale v B. T. Simmon! and Dr. A. R.
Zollicofler at Bro.
TlIK Chlrarn silnirer Sewinjr Machines nisnit.
faetureil by Tr.vber ami nweellaiul, each marhlna
Is thoroughly well made, and tllletl with utmost
eunclip'ss and furnishetl with a cerliOcato ol
warrantee for five years.
buvimr tirents wanted. Apttly to J. W.ljeascr
ley, 1"5 Chqreh St. fsorfolk, Va.
Si'SiNU tso S"Mi;u Ci.otiiisij.- As the teasen
Stlvancea we would remind ur ruaders In want
of clothing to call al ahrler flioa., US Main St.,
Norfolk, Va. They have thn largest anrt finest
sssortment In thn city, and will sell tliein 20
per cent, cheaper than anv other hous In Nor.,
folk.
Frm axd IruoMD. The negro, Vlnaon,
who aome time lines wat committed for selling
whiskey without revenue llcente tu Nortnamp
arapton county, by United Slatee Commlitloner
W. Mullen; an account of which we gave at
the time, wat last week convicted In the Feder
al Court, as we learn from the iVnut ond Coast-
vtr. Judge Bond in passing sentence said :
"Tou have been convicted of earryinr on the
business of a retail liquor dealer without hav
ing paid tba tpecial tax. If you had been a
tlorekeeper, engaged id tne taie oi various avr
tielet ordinarily purchased kf the people, aud
had surreptitiously told liquor to a customer,
your conduct weuld not have been to bate aa it
now la. But you have, fur the aake of the
gain to be acquired by it, tak en a ttock of spir
ituous liquors to the chuich at,embliel, pic
nics and utile gatherings of your own people,
who assemble from lime to time in your coun
ty, to debauch them wilh liquor. From such
people as you represent come an me uisiuro
ancetof public worship, and all tha breaches of
the peace among the quiet people no assem
ble lu a neighborly way to enjoy each oth r't
society.
lull ought lo be puniiiisu, ana mil severe
ly. You have attempted, lu violation of law
and forgetful of the struggle your people ara
making to acquire the ealeeia of their follow
ciiixeue, to slop thtl effort by destroying with
liquor every uoeie impulse mey nau in insi
tliicctlon, and that for the paltry pennlea Jou
unlawfully received.
" i he Judgment In your case It that you pay
a due uf 1,UU0 sui) bo impriaoued for tix
in on tha."
" BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures
sia, iutlige.liou aud heartburn.
spqi.
For sale by Dr. A. R, ZollicelTcr ,fc liro.
EsriKl.t) ItsmI Major Mayo, through the
Editor of the F.iifield VnCmr, complained that
wc did the people of Whltakers Injustice, In
laving, "but little effort waa being made lo
teeiire the capture of Riekt Blake, the mur
derer of (irlffiu." We fulled to tee the connec
tion between a murder on the Mayo plantation
Hid the people of Whltakers, uesrly three lllllcl
away. The facta are these; the murder wat
committed on the morning and tha murderer
was on the adjoining plantation all day and
was teen by three dillereut men at different
times, aud hit eaptu e by a few armed men
would have been an easy mailer, uo force of
Ihit kind wat tent out.
The reception at Mr. J. II. Porker't Friday
evening wat quite a rechmhr tltalr. The house
wat danacly crowded aud most beautifully and
artistically decorated with lovely aud raro
flowers. The bride wat becomingly ond ttyHsh
ly dretsed in lavender silk and dauicssn, m
train. Dancing was kept up till midnight,
when the guests were ushered into the dining
room where their eyes were gladdened by the
sl'ht of the tables groaning beneath tha weight
of lux in Ion of every description. The presents
were numerous ami costly.
The young gentlemen of our town, gave a
complimentary hop Tuesday night, to Mr. R.
B. Parker aud bride. It wat attended by ll.e
elite of Enlleld. Many ttiangert were pruteut.
Every one seemed to enjoy It and pron unccd
It a great success. Many thanks to tho young
gentlemen, of Eulleld for aueh s pleasant even
ing. The music was excellent and iutplritig,
Prof. Mctiwlgan commenced mi Monday
evening, a dancing school at Parker's Hall. It
la cxpectel lo be well putronUrd.
Mrs. Wills of Chapel Hill, daughter nf Prof.
Hooper will spend tome lime witii her titter,
Mrt. Spier Whittkcr. Mis. Cotten, Mist Lli.le
Cotten, Mr. ami Mrs. John Bradford of Talln
basset, Fla., arrived at Mn . M. C. Whitrield'i
Tuesday night. Mr. an 1 Miss Hunt of Oxfoid,
are visiting their sister Mrt. Sam Paikcr.
We wcro glad to teo again on our streets Ihe
smliing and bright face of Mitt Sallie Whitfield
who h it boon on a flying visit to Mrs. U. O
Edwurda uf Weldon, and Misses Masui) of
Northampton. She relurnuj home Sunday
evening acicnmpunled by Mr. W. R. Suiilli, of
your town. Misses Mattie and Allen Hell re
turned lust week from (Iraham ll'gh school.
Servieet ware held In the M. K. Church Sun
day nioruintr. Mr. Watklus gave a most ex
cellcnt and practical sermon. The church was
very much erowdvtl. Hereafter Mr. Walkiiii
will have rervicet every first Sunday, Instead of
the second.
A prohibition meeting at Parlor s Hall oil
Monday evening was well attended, over llfly
dollars waa raised for contingent expenses.
The following LtJWU.ship eommitti e was elected
(Juorge H. Curtis, Cla.'iuia, T, J. Dennis,
and l. B. Hell. '1 wo colored men yet to be
od.lcd; the two sleeted declining to tcrve.
X.
Wit l'cg to call the rrtlor; atlontlat to
tint riIvhi tisnnent ol hi. Martin's Iron
Tonic, wh loli will li fnuui in Biniilior
column. I Ins medicine U a prep irai ton
ol linn Hint ('ali'nv balk, in coililna
In. li Willi the pliospptes, noil in imlnrispil
tiv tin medical prnfi asion, anil reeniu
inen, leil by tlioin fir I yxpepam, lonoral
Pi.tnllly, Female, ('uinp)auil, Want ol
Vitality, tc. It la inauti'ai'tiircil lie the
Dr. Hurler Medicine ( oinpinv, No. 2111
Norlli Main Ntrect, Si. I, .in-, Mo. It In
certainly the iiioM viiliiahin reinoilv iu
tlio inurkol, and un I.iilnlv nIiouM I.. II to
keep it in tho lioino. ToIh.Io, (Ohio)
Northern Democrat, mr. Id 8m.
NEW A I ) V E K Tl S K 1 K N'T S
Tils. Ill Kl.lisil OM UAH KKVb.
The most fsnious aper west of I'bleaeo. A
n 'W'spaper t.f the Slffl. Alwa.lN Up to tile Utiles.
AMv trttlullli-ted It f u rll Islit-a the new s, and nn
one h is ev r ehall.-uged Ihe reputation of "The
best paper Jo Iowa-"
rim i;cni.ixt;rn hawkkyic.
Is more quitetl frttin thrut:hnut the f'nlfetl
Ntatti and Canada v 1 1 it it any oiher paper now
ptiidislieil. ip aeeitiiiit uf lis iH-igiual and timely
humor, wil autl silire.
Tlie tlots, naetclies aud letters of the fauieas
huiuoi 1st.
JtOHHItlJ. IIVRUKTTF,
Apiear In no other paper.
The weekly will lie s-iit to any d lrs-s for
v no per y. ar. tl On f..r six iin.utlit. tlaws deal
ers sell II everywhere.
Asrenta wanted tu every ettqqly In Ihe Tutted
Stales.
den, stamp for tain pi" pev tnd terms to
ageula. Address 1 K II W k KY K '
liorliliirion. luwa.
TOK KALE OR KK.M".
Taos(,tres on First street fttr sale or rent
Terms eay. 1'o-sei.sinn given at once.
Apply lo
1. R.tTM.OM.
June tin
D
ANIKL Pit A IT tOITON Of. .S.
nauuluclurcd l(
I'raitlTlllo tltliaui!
We are aide a rents In Norlli Carolina for the
sale of the lla I Pratt L'.'ttoll Unit, renders,
autl Con. I 'Users.
The he.i inanitions In Hie world for iilnnlng
oiion. stn,s issier, iinis eieanor ami we rusr
antee th th" mauhines l.i give heller satls'ar-
llo than aty in use We are al o sole a-renta
In North cam ma lot tlie tale ot the Sen, ,11, 0,1
Macon lleinijla. Hand, llurse. Water or Mtrain
power Uutloii Vresa, Wrongest aud beat ad) u .ted
Press lu Uatt.
If you are In want of l Oln or Press write to
us. nii.iriAitrwici a t r ucrijjii,
Kalelgh, . C,
R'lfereiisie to Raleigh Nat. Rank.
lunt I Sin,
N
OTIC K
I desire to warn the Bublio ptnuarallv
agaltiNl employing my ami, John It. Shaw,
who ran awav from inr premise tin ilia
t Slst nf .May. IS81. TLe aald boy la only 17
years m tin.
June: lm JC'UN I. SUA',
ADVERTISEMENTS.
rp u
K NEW
IIOnESEWISU M4CUISE,
J. 11. BEAL, ACT,
Hackney BroV Buggy Work.
J. II. BEAL, Au'T.
F.r.rm.0, N. C.
Th -se Mwhluss, B Hflet and W ig nt can be
had of the uudersl filed at lowest cash prlcet.
Reasonable terms on application.
Address
J. H . BEAL. Ao'r,
Miy Uth-lyr. Kxriiau. .V C.
V. H. BROWN.
THE LEADKR OF
LOW PRICES!
1 have Just received my
Fall And Winter Stick.
Which la fuller Mian aver before. Special atten
tion to
BOOTS AND SHOES.
I keep a full line of ."Uler's Lace and lluttou
Shoes for Ladles. I have nlao a lane slt.ek .f
UAKKBIt'S IIKA.II.IAN SIIUK IMtrsSIXO
Full LAI)lfc.t AM) I'UiLliRh.V.
My Stock of
IMtY .'000i
N ll T 1 O N 1.
J EW K I. R T.
la complete. Also
a complete line of
Dress
oo.ls. Worsted, t'tsulluere, Hllk Trllllinllitrs,
Fringe, Uul tout, Cornels, (lose aud Half Hose
for Ladle,, and Uenia, all
0 11 K A T K 0 H OAS H.J
Call and examine my stock before purcliaaiiif
elsewlo-re.
Corner First St.. and Washington Avenne,
iiov It ly,
JNGINHS AND MAW MIL LS,
Wo oiler tli inline Una excellent lot ol
Kngiuea, which wo warrant Milo anil ill
good work lug unit) aa wo try every ma
oliiuo bulote tliippiug. The ainall onglnva
are iiggtul lor gl'iuiog and auwing an, on
skills.
II 14 11. I. Engines and Hollers are f7,'0
aeb,
4 li H. 1. Engines aud Uollert at tr'5
to i't'M 0 It'll,
4 III 11. I'. K ii gin oi mill Hollers at $".50
III fiilHI.
1 7 H. I. Kngine and Holler 42.
1 ft II. f. new KligiiiH ami Uoner $173.
1 11 II. 1. Ktig.ne aiij it,r fipo,
1 13 II. 1'. Knglne end It i.rr fjtiu, en
gine new an I iitiiKir nearly mo.
Iiisw.- II. f, PiiigiiiH mi Hhepl$7 t0.
ii II. P. Holler and 23 li, 1. JCoginc,
$l,'i')U.
Light Frletlini Saw Mill, 20 foot carriage
screw ha.ul blot ks ami 4S lni'h Diaaiou
Saw,
Heavy Friction Saw Mill, 25 foot oar
rlage, Nt'rew lioad iiltiuks and 62 ItlllU I'lsa
lon Saw, $173.
Kacbnl FwhI, $."fl oxlra.
Our. let I'unij) will ruiao water out ol a
well Ml let't tloup.
Write for circular, giving dimensions
ainl price.
New Kngines ami II illora of any aix"
in ado to urd or.
TAPPEY .t STKKI.,
mr. 3 6m. l'otnralirg V.
'
,) Alans sir 1
,r, .
sl
ii'-.f.'ilv
XO twism U1VH JIKALTU-
Kxcnllrul Toiili. A Iterative mid Diura
lie- Medical aa iation, Lyitt libii-g Va,
Ct 'd m itli great beiictlt lu Malaria and
l)intlit-riA.
Sutvassfullv tispti In dvanepsia. rlironio
iliarrbtei ami soroluU. 1 rof. S. Jackaou,
M. !., I'nlr, Penn.
Invaluuble aa a nervous tonic Hon, 1.
C. rowler. Trim.
Rticomiiisnilc.,1 at a proi livlacilc in ma
larlul diNtrleta. I). If. Fairs. M ). N, (),
ltn,torui, deldiil Hud a v -tie lus to health.
T. ' Merrer, U. 1)., In, I.
Adiipte.l in clirnnio itlanlioea, sprofuli
nntl il.vsi'psa.-,tJoo, T. llairiNon, M, I)
N. Y.
NiiccesHici) in diptborin and nouialgla.
J f. oiil-o, M, P., K. I .
Kxeellnnt fur rertiln diei pertillKr
to woinon. Hr.il. J. J. Moorman, M. D.,
Va.
rrninpt in rlieinn headache, tick and
nervous. Itov. I., t . Doilaon.
I -ett nn greal Iniient id dyspepsia
J. Melialpli, M. !., 1'a.
Suited In tiroub:lis and diseases of dl
Restive organs. J. Y, Kuiiiihlon, M. 1
Ala.
Most TiUiablo rntnejy known for female
diseases, J no. I. Meltoaiir, ki. I)., L, 1
U.
(if grunt curative vlrlue, TUos.K. Bum
buhl, M. 1)., Ma
liHneflcl.il In titnrlne deransement and
iinilarlous uondiliona. 0. M, Vail, M. 1)
(llilo.
Charming mi the fl impleilon, making II
Minonth, oloar, soft and rosy! Miaa M. of
8.0.
The prlnoa of mineral tonlos. Francis
Oilliam, M. I) , N. V..
liieatnnaiilti as a t nilo aujj lteratie,
HuiiUir MfDuire, M I. Va,
Kino spot or aud blood purifier. II.
Fisher, M. I , (.
Very benellclal in linprovinK a reduced
aystetu. Ilislinp nockwith, of Oa.
Invalids here (And welcome and health.
Rhv. Jtih'i lUnnon, late of La., now of
Richmond, Va.
Pamphlets free, upon application.
Water, ft a caa. Masa and Pills, 25,
ou, io oeuta. pent poai-paia anTwnere
Nuuioier season or Springs begins 1st
June, f3A a month.
Andreaa, A, M. DAV'IEI.Pras'l of the Co
7H Mala SI , Lynrliburi, Va.P.O. Box 174.
KOLl BV
11. T. Kin10't,
WELUU, N, C.
apr, II ly.
1
VSX--
ADVERTISEMENTS.
i n tan
JSttW buuna 1 SfcW UOOD3!!
A. II. DANIEL Si CO..
HALIFAX N. C,
We Invite the attention of thi citizens
df tli 1st and lb adjoining ooautiaa ;to our
large and well aolacted atook. Wa bave
on bapd every thing utuall.v kept la
TIHIT CLAD XJTABUSHMSST.
-We are roaklur a apeslally of every thlnjt-.
DRY 'toon, NOTION. BOOTH HHOK. LA
1HK.H Al) OK NTS rURMSHI.NO OOODK,
UROCKRIBS. HARDWARE, CROCKERY.
In Fatt-t We t'n Fill the fT a at In
ANY OF OUR CITIZENS.
Wa ara Manufacturers Agents and have
always on band
BL'MdlsVS, WAdONM. CARTR. MKT UO BCRI
AL CASKS AND CAHKEra
of all descriptions, which wa can place at
low aa can lie bought in any
IQSTHIW XABXIT.
Ilavlnsr bouabt our (toods with tha oatb at
Hook Itotloui Kiktures wa guarantee tn
give aatiafactlon to all who purohaaa Irvui
us as t
P1ICK3 AND HOALIir.
In the rear nf our store houte, Mta's,
J. K. li.nlel A Co., have a K-atatiiaia,
where ran lie found aa choice a aednot'oo,
nf l,i,iior, Clgaia, Jtc, at lu any UoUaa
Sonili uf Halllinoie.
Hil'atlelpblrt liter Fresh every duf.
Tie public will (lini uir elerk evur
cotirtnoiis and at all times read and will
ing lo show (lotiils.
vveaskon- liltmla to ecnnnm'sa -a
Ihey can do Mn lit puroliatlnj; of aa vt
can Nave Ilium m mev.
Tliiinkiiiff llio piibllo for Ibe rfi gmntf
nua patronage Imrttoforo lealotviii upo t
us wo trust, liy nur houiai dtnliii;, til
merit a uuiiliHiianee of tba aaina.
K. H. UANIKI, A CO.,
apr 7 ly Halifax, N. C,
OTIL'IC.
Ry virtue of the power nfasMa onntalneil
in a mortKaito niatio to ut by ii. U. Pant
ton ami bis w it'o l.ucv K, roolon, dul
executel nn c ho I'lh day nf Auatitt 1S.-0.
nml ret'oi ilt tl In book til.' paea 13 ) ai.U 131
of the Itcg-l-ter'a olllce for I i all lit K uou"ly,
N. U. Kaitl iiioi Ifiao tuvlog lituiu exeou
ta.l In lieu nl a prior mortgage uiada to
lit by snlil H. ii. and Lucy it, I'uoluti
boarinn even da'.o with note exat ute t
by aain H. 1. iimi Iiiioy H. Ponton ofCSrd,
Auk. 1J7'J, we will on the Htb day of J one)
188 , in the (own of vYehlnii aell for c-!
to tho lil(ieat I'l.l If r I tut follow lug real
esiHto tlost'ribH'l In tii.l inorinaiti ai ona
uiilIi viiltt.l oinhili intertsst iu and to Ilia
rttiwr hinds of Mrs, Mary Ji. Day, do
eeaoil, John Malpiiiov an I Edward Mahonsy
trading and iIuiiik tmsinese as J, fc K.
MaUoiioy, y ULAKK CLAKK,
Ti eir Attorneys.
mr. 10 3m.
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FARMERS' "BON A.NZ A."
Maiixf. a new vrartatda from X. A.,4inrtnv
fruin aultilna avev grown aTe. ttelltilous raw of
rooked, heed sent by mail ilons. a paper. htrr
bean of Japan, half Itean bslf lisa. said by chem
ists u be Iht rlt-hest ImmiD ffotl knowq. Klnt
fitdder plant, also. Keetl IS els a paper. Cuban
Uueeu Watermelon, lust Imported. Inrgvst Tarlly
vr aruvin lu I'. H., Ann. luscious, erlsa, anst
tncsry ; best to keep ur ship. ' els. a paper uf St
teeds, t papers tr l. Very scares I.tftf-of-Wshm
Mtisktuslitu. larrst known. :' tol fel Umt tint
uiialltr. sarlv and priilirtc, IS els a pnptr. I'lluiaa
TiiMiaiti. nt'ltei Savtr early, prttlltlu. pnllU-wu.
tspittleU In every wav. IS rts. a paper. Vltlt Karp
tian Cum t fn.ni ths Nllet. leMs Immeliaeif
In Ihe Htttllh where tilhereorn falls. ViiH)uali
fttr tsbla or stitek. ets. a paper.?! ets. a pound.
'IVteiinle. me plant fetlsactiwlwuilass: luioU f,
hlctt. I& els. a fiaper. Ctitco Corn aralnsl In. Imif ,
S In. brtiatl. Hed will bruit fatitiUetsprleM. Ilelt,
a paper. All the above sent fur tl.S of each for S2,
Address V. H. UII-Bt RT A t'O. Atlanta. SJtk
Retrrriiet; Jloil. W. 1.. Callleuu, ilayor 0$
AHaiiia.
u T I c li
Fxerutora l.und Male.
Hy virluiof am order of Northampton
Soiinri or ( 'ourt ami of ihe anth irity veatHrt
iu me as KXHiiitiir 'if Wxtirita W. (Iweoa.
IttcMsmut, I a aiititt evetoitor. will on Mm,
I y, tlie 4;h tlav of I ilv. IHI. sell at nub.
lm auction at llm .inrtli niaa nf Halifat
ooiinty, fin f illiiwiiist wimble pioperty
UeltiMging t Ilia eitat nf mi teslittor aud
sitiiatml iu ai,l eoiintv, to.wit . let. That
valuati'e mill pmporty hii I appm teuanoe
loeaietl nn luaukey Creek, witbln ona
mile nl 11 al it s totvn. 'jn,, ona undl
viiIhi! lint, I inietest in the Ijowa traut. ads
j tluing Die Uu, Is nl VV. i. Tillorr and
itnvrs, hirii nn Kach Hwsmp an I oou-
tainiiig about four liiiniirnd iterea.
) our Iota ailii itoti Iu the town of H ill
fax.towli: Nn.HJnn Main sirre'. unn
taluing aloro Imuse (now occupied br J.J,
Wood at post niaatorj and a gon, warebjiis
u cio. o.tj known aa tlieul.l Clark's ofll'
lot, upon wlneli Is a good brick nfUee, and
No. 3i and 3:1 to the rair of the aaid brick
oiljce. Ala i the lot near said lown on tha
A limington hihI Weldon railroad aud ad'
joining Ilia MilUa Kppna lot.
'I rinsi : One third caali. tialaif nn nna
and two year time, evi. lance I li y bonds
wall MMi'iirnd an, I titlo rottinod until pay
liient ol all I ll 0 lillre'ta-o) inonnv .
JOU V T. (rHKjORV,
Klecutor (f. W. Owens.
Tula 30, h day of May, ISM, Ju i if
Q 0 M K TO TUB
WIInou .ilrnU Normal sabool,
Nfwaion bejfins July I'ltb. Tuition free.
Board, imduding furnished rtinin, lights,
and servant I- $10 for lbaaKioii. All
the uaual k ios taught. The IimI
tsaeheraau 10 ran employed, ataxia
l.aniems, , ..rttug ctluimu light 'i 1
lull descriptive leeturet, used t.i 111, it.
trate tlie sonsucea and a vovsgs round tba
world, tn winch will ba ex'iloiled viea
olcilieis, p ilanoa, castles, cat bit Irale, man
tlineiits, perk", gardens, tonntaioa, wttr
ialla, celttliraletl apnuits, lakoa, grottoes,
mountains, vllevs. ooea is, lore-t-., dto.
All leacliora alii wiah to Improve theinr
selveia in llmlr hoble oalling, and, mean
while to have a delightful tunc, allot; 14
not rail to altaud.
Bring VQgr iMioks. oapeclally lhna ra.
com ma n dad by tha .State II ard of K luca
Hon. H. liASHKI.lt. A. M.
Jtius2 2t uptiiiitsuuoitt. .
L
A IS U BALK
On Monday, lh 8th day ol June s,
at puhlio anulion at the Ceurt house iu
Ualifat town, will be sold tha following
valuable propaity, aitoatad In KelifaX
0'iuutv, to wit :
I. the tract known aa tha Hamll plana,
lying on Q iankoy Creek about ona and a
half in Ilea from Hlifai town, adjoiomg
the lands of W. T. Purnell, Mra. Marr
Puritell and others. At least one-half nf
tbia tract ia cleared nj iu cultivation,
and la tine oottoo bind, tha rtlher half U
well wooded. Terms : Cash, but aatU
faotorv terms rta ba made.
'i The land btlonging to tha estate nf
W. C. Ouihr, ileoetsMl. adjolniug tba
landaofK, U Shaw, W. T. Eura. A,
5iei beoaou and oiliers, cnuatstjng oftw t
trsota, one oontaining eighty Sevan aeraa
and the oilier two hundred and twenty,
fire acres, more or lew. AH thi laud is
wooded exoapt Iwelra or flflaau a-ras,
but about ninety acres esq ba ea.llv
cleared, Tho balaoaa ia heavily timlieret
with Una wblta salt and biukor'y and U oa
tha Una of Ihe proponed Htllntntl fVom
Scotland weak to Halifax;. Terns: One
third cash, balauos iu oua and two
years.
for further particulars, apply tn
ML'LLKN AMOOKK, AttM,
HaUfw, ft -
aisr u t.