rip to the nKent tafd.j ;"Tke thl
home for ire. Iirme cHnt'-h lie
rvrii7rvnv-
ent bnek to life wat in lie flii
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A ereiai of tirtir biWox powder Hlz'aest
el all Lq leave ainz stretmh t. .S. is?-
uirJ K-Tort, A 17, 15f.
Tjh-o Daily Boviow.
" Fill DAY. SOV? U. 1830.
STATE SEWS.
Weldon AVir-t: .Vur linrhiir-
-Thursday morning, nt.ut 4 .:
the gin house ami coiitfiit. ' iu'
Ine to BIeir. J. W. and . traii'.
was burned. The origin of tin- ijr
ia unknown. Loss about Sl.snO: ii.-
nuTance ftfOO. -
Wadesboro JJeBsuwer: Oiir;ir
correspondent cive the iMirticilnr
this week of theiuniln;r of the gin
of Mr. y. C. Llles at that ilao hut
Saturday. The supposition is that
some cotton that vras being tcinnetl
r&3 Ignltca by a niaicu. soon unfil
ing the house aud all its content
Tarboro Soulhcrnor: It is believed
by some negroes that Edgecombe
coanty will average, this year,
pounds of seed cotton pr acre.
Many farmers liave made u hale per
acie when witu ordinary mnuoh
the vleld wonld be only about half
a bale. The good crops of thi yvar
nare iut an entirely uiuerent ap
pearance on things geuerallv ami
everybody fs feeling good. Trade
has never been better in a number
of years.
Charlotte Chronicle. Cards an
nouncing the marriage of Joseph
Merrison Hill, or Fort Smith, Ark.,
to Miss Kate, daughter of (in. ami
Mrs. D. U. Reynold-, of Lake Vil
liage, were received here yesterday.
A letter received vesterdav from
Will Hoyd at West Po'iut, by fieorge
Oifford, nunouncedthe suicide there
of Robert Stark, a Richuioud &
Danville clerk, who i. well known
In this city. llr. Starks hot him
pelf with n double barrel liot gun.
Winston Daitjf. Mr. Frank Snipes
a butencrof this city, has a curios
ity In the shape of a three-legged
hog. The animal was purchased
from a farmer a few miles from town
and Mr. Snipes prizes it highly from
the fart that it is a pctiml u great
curiosity to everybody who husscfii
it. It is about nine mouths of age
and weighs in the neighborhood of
73 foiinds. The two hind legs an
litce all other hogs, but the oddity
coiues in with only one front Jeg.
The little animal i'si active and gets
around with about as much eae as
'If he was a "whole hog.'
Charlotte Actr: The carpenters
of Charlotte have organized a
Union. A meeting was held lat in
the Temple of Justice and th car
penters and joiners effected an or
gaaization with nearly forty mem
bers. The association will bV known
as the Carpeuters and Joiners at
Charlotte. A plan is on foot by
which, it is believed, the auditor
ium of which you have luurd so
much talk, will be built ami that
too at au earlv da v.
will cost 15,ut, arid
The building
it Is proposed
to raise the money by
orirp.nizincr a 1
strong company and placing shares'
at ten dollars each. I
Raleigh AVir ami Observer: At
Durham last evening, at 5 o'clock,
IXr. Lucian O. Cole, traveling sales
man for the Morris Manufacturing
Co., and MissLoUie Corbette. daugh
ter of J. T. Corbette, were married
at the First Itaptist Church.
Jast night at the First Presbyterian
tJhurch, at 0 o'clock. Mr. A. C. Iltn
ton and Miss Dessie Sea well, both of 1
iltalelgh, were tinttetl 111 iimrnaire.
1 Percy Robinson, son of Mr.
Johu Robinsou, Coiumissioner of
. Agriculture, received a painful in
jary at th cotton gin at his father's I
i plantation yetertlay afternoon. The
t Injury, though painful. i not sri-
f ous. j
Favetteville JMrrrr; Cotton re
ceipt for Favetteville up 'o ilate
number 11, bales against -about
S,K00 bale this time !at y-ar." ;
Oeorge Fuller, clorel. eiuployed by'
Mr. H. Alexander at th Favette
ville Oil Mill, iu the suburb t the;
city, was cciilentfty caught bv the
belting of the machinery whil ht J
work on Tuesday aftrnniu. ami be
fore he could bo'extriented hi face
and shoultlr vrere bndly lorn.
Mr. Frank Roberts. -Mituinoupd fr.uu .
hU residence at th Nrth to the
. tleath betl of his fathr a few weeks
since, was protrated with serious,
illness immeiliately after the latter's'
death, nggrnvateil by mentnl aftlie-
. tioti, from which the bet medical
skill was powerless to recover htm. ;
and hi death took place ou Tus-
night. j
Raleigh Chronicles Walter M.;
iester. a drummer for .1. Faust & :
bn, cf Haltimore, had llnMied JhtV
,4ill trip and was returning home to
Winston, having received au in'-;
creajse iu salary for another year.
Popnlarjovial and promising, very
thing seemi bright lie fore him and
his brother waited at th d-Mt to
welcome him home. Ret ween 1 rains
at lir eiisboro he was treated to
drink.s and, be.-oming restless, nuule
thrats ot suicide, but tli-v wen
not Iiotleetl. He Imanbtl th uid
nlghj train for Winston, and just
five miles from here, while all were
asleep In the car, he decided to end ,
his lite. He. went through the train I
to the express car nnd handing his
Pure.
s!aj can . Iiff rtl. I.I. ft nl:ov -III
back of ih rat in front cf hbt
plnceil a .Ufo! at hi If fIt ft it i-K
ami fired, the It all fu4'K tl.rciiKl
ami almost out of the. MhT MI !
his lien.il. He did not tiiovf a mti
rle. hut died without a ftn.irtrtt
Tht- i)ai-pn trer awakmir took 1 1 artre
of hiai, and Innlend of pnfrliiJir him.
Walter !letfr. hi.- brother. n. t hi
rortiM. Hh hod roil e hcu. t ell'
Kfatlv tweutv vearf ruret, flv- ii.if
fio-ti here, in the faint lir -f ion.
Jl-teiV father r.innf til uiti!e.
Hi ;rrui.Ifther and aiitif Mojol
tht-irowii i i rM. Th family ! e!'
known throughout the SiaT--iiU
toutii Heifer vra one
of toe iiio-t
Iruauuerp on
popular ami promi-iir
the road.
The Ir ltor.
. That touud inirnciiljmp, and jet
one may become temporarily d af
on account of blood oioii settling
in the ear. and then find (fuick re
lief bv using H H H (Botanic Blood
Ha I iu
John .W. .Weeks Decatur, t.a..
writes: " Six montns agfi I nan a
i.niu in mv ear and in al fe
'W davK it
dwharetl mattfr. 'ItJ
"ftSit-ii I 4?rew
daf and could not har at all.- I
h-.tn the i'e of B B Bj and tliH r un
ntii of u:y ar xkiii jHi'f'iJ and !
w heat, h l my hciith is muh
tuipr-v ti -i i i ii'i l u if o! irrarif ihi
ti nil J TI:- )ii
...
ri-iors or
.Sif. 41 I IIIH1I .
s. M K:iis At!antn.
Ha., wril'-M
"t n I uri'Cl ine ol u.
iuoiMrn
eczuja i-nai iocrort ii u winnmr
nnrces fr twelve veiirs'
W. II. I)ais. San Mrircos, Teas
writes: I am rapnl!v recoenuu'!
froui blocal poison bv the Ure of B.
B. B.
Fuvt grale cooks at St. Paul get
$100 u month; s-econd. "75. ami third,
f 0.
Ileaduch'e. iudigestio
i, and all dis-
orders of the Livr, 5i
nuuons i.iver
Regular surely cures.
txAf MKItCIAt. fivfV&.
" WILSIINof ON 5JARKK1'
November 14.4-2:30 P. II
SPIRITS TIJRPKNT N K Steady
at 37 cents. Suh.-s of receipts at 37u
R(Sl-Firiii al ctraineil
ami 1 15 for co": si ml net I.
TA It-Firm hi I.
55.
CRIIBK TURPKNTINK - Finn
at l.ilu for hanl. fl
IK) for yellow
din nml$l.!0 for virgin
C()rr() Quint at
tl -entK for
middli'mr: low middling
, 8 IMG; good
uiiddliuir. !.
KECKIPTS Cotton.
spirits
120; rosin, 521; tar, 174; crude, 23.
MAUI NK NEWS.
ARRIVED
Steamer I Murchison,
ivouesoii,
Favetteville, T LovJ
Sor brig Mira. Christ
ersen.
Hani-
burg. I la-itie & Co.
Schr Percy & Lilly, A iiderson,Xew
York, Cieo Ilarriss, Son, & Co.
Schr M A Achorn, Achorn, New
York, lieo llarriss, Souj & Co.
Nor banpie EitUivaJ Olsen, (Bo
cester. Heie& Co.
er v a tr vt
Steamer- D Murchison,
Favetteville, T I) Love)
Nor bartine Sicheiu,
Robeson.
Pedeen,
IJristol, Paterson, Downing fc Co.
Hr steamship Thurston, Douglass,
Liverpool, Alex Sprnnt & Son
Seiir Kate iiifrord,
ndelphia. Cteo Harriss,
. ?
Wright.Phil
Son At Co.
EXPORTS.
POR'I
CUASTWISK.
Pliihulelphia Schr Rate E Clifford
Ill ft lllmKuli . nlX l.r,tfo OO
1 ! Mllllir.,
c - I. ... .1.. .
VOHKUiSJf
Hristol-Nor barque Sicheiu 3.91G
rof,. 'casks spirits.
Liverpool-Hrtteamihip Thurston
iiil a . I . . . A A . I
o,jtJ o.iies I'uuuu.
WKEKLY STA TKMEM.
STOCKS O.YHAXD Xfjv. 14, 1S90.
Cotton ashore, 9,132: iafloa!, 13,r,Q4;
torn!, 2,63C. I
Spirits ashore, I'.O'JT; afloat, 58:
total. S.&'i.'S. I
Rosin ashore 44.47: afloat. 270:
! total, 41.DI7.
Tar-ashore, r.S: atlbat. 1
, to;
total.
2,H7.
' Crude ashore. I,li5.
; KKCKIPTS, NOV. 7 TO NOV
14, '90.
rosin.
Cotton. GJ3: spirits
3.:iS;tar. crude.
707;
373.
xov. 14.
KX PORTS. NOV 7 TO
90.
HOMKSTIC
Cotton li)pirits.r.'57:5rtide, l-4; tar.
V.i-n ro.iii, r.'.iw.
KORKIfiN.
Cottn. .1.":j-2; spirit.
500; rosin,
7,VJf5. 1
Hardware,
J INwAKF.
, AND Kt CHtK
!
W. E. STKIN(iKK i
importers
bind Jobrars
nneti Kntidias
John We
rner
'JMIEKK IS HUT ONE. jA
forth at Na Market Mreet,
ND HE HOLD"4
. A pood Snar
for locnis. a Shampoo for 2u cents, or a Ualr
t-nt lor 31 cents. Koor of the beet Barbers In
the state. ciiMtn iowets.1 sharp razors and
prompt attenUnce. JCUN WERNBK.
The (ierrnaa Barber.
(. Iiitf 30 Wri.-tRtrvef
r. vii F K A It ArADEMT
ltItt .epta mber22iMl.
CIMIKTKNT ISSKUCTtlUS.
.LEADING -MALE SCHOOL!
Please enter at betrtnnlnjr of Ecsslon.
- see catalogue m hook stores.
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i ; m e w u v a mm iwmhM
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-
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EVERY I !
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Mr. mmd SI.73 i JWaJ r Krpreur JKmey Order L tU.,rml that D
Til YOCTU'S COMPANION FKF.K to Jannarr, 1891. mud for a. V Ti wi-r!J
?il..flr i.c!Bae. th. FIVE DOI BLE HOLIDAY 1BKUH IVLl'l
Knr Year'.. Ka.ter mnd F.arth-of-Jaly. and II tfce Iltn.trated Weakly Sapplemeiitfc ;
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THE ORIGINAL ANO GCNlllNC. The ..ly S.fe, S.re, and rtUahU Pill Tor ial.
Iil. ..v nMUt tar rivJuiw'i KtutlUk Diamond Xrand in Bed and Gob meUllia
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AO allla la aaMebaard besea, piak wrapper, re 4umrenu roaaterfeita. At Drnggiata, or aeod aa
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The Advantages Wt; OfFr to
PJ.AS0 AND OVMW
CrSTOMEKS AlCC TJIAT Ul'll iiiiL-
. ..a a.-. .... vl,...
ments are cartiuuy se.it-icu uy imuu-,
Planed and boujfht rtucctly troiu the in;tiu .
facturer. We have a very larje st ck, cm- .
prMiifi: all Kradts and stles. .to sJt c rroia. ,
AM our r lanos re d llveied aiid kept iu nine ;
tne ilrst ycai by i wo com, etc n tun rs. i
As we are lgln turt. we are lesponsib!' .
w hic Is Dottbeca'o whpnyu'iHj tor l lanos ,
or buy from trav lllii2 ajren 8, lor when a y
Iblnsf is wronz 0 inny uave a Kiur:iner uw
tbls doi'S not repair jour iiistnuueiit. uy
economical in xuat men f we -au miijouiii-i
Ktrumeois at leas- 'M per cent, io r i ban yen
have to pav lo tin veiling agents, for ru have .
to nelp Day tbclr heavy exp -nsea. . , '
The lDstrtuncDts you buy irom us .ire ngn
here and cijsequeritly ou do not buy i lie
'ct In the bajr.
Over ;i0 instruments sold lu wiimluton
alone In l he best proof that Ihe putllc iiae
confidence In our Judyrtucnt and Integrity.
- e sell lor casn or mstaimrcia.
f. van-la ei:.
'oct 13 tf 407 lcd C i-oss stixeu
Wilmington Seacoa t ft. R
is KFFrCT OCT. OIH.
J EAVK WILMtXGTON 2:30 AND G.-J0 P. M
Leave. Hammocks 7.50 a. m. and 5.:t0 p. m.
Sunday tnUns leave Wilmington 2 30 and
.30p.'m.
I-cavo Hammocks 9.33 0. m. and 5 3 p. m
Leave Wluxlngtcn 10.(X) a. m. Saturday
only. 2.1c round trip every day.
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EtilerlainmiitH !
1
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mg somciuing 1 can c anora."
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44 Yes : but I guess want will be my master.' I
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than anyone I ever knew, yet she's always sur
prising me with eomo dainty contrivance that
adds to the comf ort'and beauty of our little home,"
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knew we should have to be very carfnl, bat she
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with the croup, by doiugjustas directed in the
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" What wonderful Magazine is it t "
Demorest's Family Magazine, and "
" What ! Why that's what Lil wanted SO bad,
and I told her it was an extravagance."
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eoon as you can. I'll take your 'sub.' right here,
on my wife's account: die's bound to have a china
tea-set in time for our tin wedding next month.
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