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TIIUliSDAY. M.via-ii :5, Mill.
IX. A. LUNDON. Editor. ! mentioned 'llov. .I;iin.s Owen" as
mmmmmmmm 1 one nf llhiden's iiM.-t distinguished
The latest sensation, ami lli.it ' s,",s- This is an n-ror. f.-r dames
which has attracted the most at-,0 W:lS m?'r 11 IIls
tuition in thU State recvutly. u;yW i''"th.-r d.-hi. Ouen, was
tho appointment of a receiver lor tiov,mm- ,.r th.sSutc, havm
tho Atlantic aud North Carolina . 111 ,v-'s-
llailroad Co.npanv, nhosi- road J'v. -"h:i was
runs from CohlsK.ro to Moivhoad "f St:itl' s l""" t
City. On the complaint .fo:.e K. W:is:l i"va!'!"
S. Finch, who now hails from New t!t,11':i- 1:1 ls;:" u lS
Vork.Jmk'o Pimmllof the Fed- iW v"ls"'1 bl'in- ' "v:i'11 ," t!:''
fral court has appointed C.ipt. V. ' I u S!:l!,s !-'"
!:. MclJee temporary ivo.-iv.-r oi was d.-h-ated l.y .lud-e W ,!!:, V.
that company and ho has taken Man-'un. and l.-:t !.t Lis m.i.Wtv
charge of its alVairs. Applicati.-ii Mu 'l'-ln-ato -"!.-' ,! pr-pi:. tv Is
has been made bv the State and ; -dit have l,vn I V, -.id.-it the
other -Stockholders to .lude Sim- I f''l S!,,s- 1, V!S I "-sid-it
onto?.- to dissolve tho retviver- of the hi- nali-iiid c -::vei,t iov.
ship, and this application will m HI '. tint n.-min.-ited lt:rns .n
jrulial.lv he heard next veek. a!l1 l'v:"'- al! '' '"'f,,T '!..! r;s..:.
The State of North ('.roli-ia nomination, ho wis ;.ss,.;v,l lir.t
owns two-tliiids of the capital ho eotiM h- i:-ni!i;i;.-d for :.v
stnek of this railroad comPanc. IVsid. nt if I.- w ::!.! a.-ivpt. ! 1
her shares of stock Loin- l-.M'! 'I'''-''1"''
and the private sto.kl.ohle.s "-oi .' e i as,. !., d i !:. .t !':):!,
ownin- 5.;4 shares. 5y t!u' I11''!" r ! ' !"' a !' ! i!" n ;i r'';;
terms of the act incorporatm- v.i.f.o:. wi..eii he w:is t:ie ; -i.-the
company tl:e Sat. has ;too si l;n-, .iVu-r.
.....i .., l! i;- h .l avept-.-d he w
1 I'll IlllVl 111' I ' I I HIV - X IV
have 71.") votes at all !U-v-fi:s of
the stockholders, sr. that altlh-ajh
the State owns m.-.re than two-
),i.-.1 ,,f t;n st,,..L v.. ( si li ,s
not one-half as nianv vot--s a the
private stockholders.
rinch all..-, s in his o.mnlaint
that the road is in a d-ph-ial.:.-
condition," which is -r..wi:u'
worse and that all its st vkb ! i-
.; ,,(!,... I'- e, !.. Sr .te .1, -
sirous of leasing the p'.ud. l-u :
the State's prosy will i.ot att-.r.d
a meetin-of the st-ckh -.'.d -rs t-
consider any proposition of h as-
i:;,,'. There can:i t he a m ij ri;y
of the stock a ipioruni - t .u.y
meeting of the stock'uol.lers u:i-
less the State's stock is r.-i.te ienr-
ed, and therefore 110 lease can he
m.-ulo if the State's prosy .de::ts
himself.
i-u answer to this ;dr..j it i-:; i t
is urvred thai t!i" prop :!; i.s . f
leasin- heret .foi-e in id- h.iel -u
iinwi rthy of accept-ii.c. a;: i .t is
c. rtainiv trr." that the 1 .-! p-r-'p -
sitio:: is miu-h 1. (!! tiia:; a;iy..f
th.oriner ui'ies. This fact wo-.ihi
seem to justify the action i f tl.--
St:t-'ri...'i;o!.y . if true as al!e-vd
aild&t'all stockhold.-ts will he
b.-netlted hy a still better prop..-
sition for h.as:nr.
This action of I'iuch lia net
heeti' approved thus far by any
otlilf stockholder. alt hotuh ht al-
le.'cS tliat 'his oidv object is to
protect the property oi him-.-.t
and other stockholders.
it N
stratio df not suspiemis. that !.
is theoiily stoTah'o!'! rwh .wis!, -,s
the Federal co-art to take char.:--
of the coaipany's alViii-s. Ti;e u-
pici"ii "f some other -ct i.s
strengthened by the fact ti: vt
Finch obtained his st ,,-k v- ry re-
ceirtly and t'liat he had L-vu a-i
emplvyee r.iid.-r Mclh e b. ,a. th.-
latter hst Jiis job as li-ner.tl Sc.-
periiite'lide.iit of the Se.ib.;.i .1 A:r
, a" '';,.,. 1
lane. t
; While we think this i..ad shouM "
lC JCiiSl d. Vet this UiiS, cillly haste
j?l ir.'pt.iutil):.' it r.-Ceivel- 1 iok-s like '
ii'-spnt-up joic' by dpt. M.-r.'-e t
obtain coir'tn-! of the road with .ur
re-ard to the rights -t uish.-s . f
. ..... . t n . .. : a ! ....
VWM-ieai nuii. ui i i.e s . - . i. . c is.
"Two nien vo re I; ii;'e-l iii ihi.
State, n;i last Tiuirsvlay, by die
process of law -Liiit- at Whit, vide
named Register, an 1 t!:- otli.T a!
.tdeofi ar ,!iaiii...l IJ' -j-tn. A Ver
,??rS?. Vl"'.Kva ol l''l-(l' 'i'1--
'aTOUdo-t eacu .jxeeiitioii, .Irawn
together by tliilt morbid a:n! bru
tal animal instinct that so much
de-rades and disgraces mn- fiail
Lumanity.
Of course both criminal-1 nro-
t..ssi, t, i. , ...a i It- .... ..IS e, I i' I v
. . ''. ... : . ,, '.. V
in .'u .s..i.ua.ii, in iiea,; m. . ue n
.1 i, . .11"
tliem i bo.'an i protested his in-
nuceoacti to the vt rv h.st. ami died
with that he on his lips. His Ul"l't
crime was murder, while Ko-ist.-r
had ben -uilty of warder, arson Wi.onsin Capitol Burned,
and btir-hiry and was a most Madison, Wis., I-V!.. .7.--TI e
desperate and deprave.! wretch. Wicnsin State eapit"! buil hiu-
For the information of those destr.d by (be t-vh-.v ith a
,, ... , ., , , loss est imatt-d at s M'.iMiu. no
Lepubhcan pai.ors .-i:id scribblers s. lt(, ,,.trril.H iy t i .l insur-
vho falsely assert t!;at crime luis anee, bem-in iii.o-m of ch.iuir-
gretttly increased in this St.ite be- inj; from iusurau.'o iu ..-ompai.i. s
caufloof Democratic bad -oven.- to a system of Stat- insurume.
. i i . l i .i i i .i r The tire llio!v.-s the biiiidin- ot a
jnent, we wuuul state tliat both of . , .
. . , ,,. new eapitol, a si.ecial .session o!
these criminals were Lepublicans. th( p.j,).,, urt ., t,0 p.-ohabl.-
Register's hither, who was cou. renewal of t in- a-itatin in f..v..i
icted us an ascessory in his son's of remuvin-the caiitoi from Madi-
crime and sent to the penitentiary, S( Milwaukee.
hi. it- ii . i ; . 'lhe i.tiiiHi of the lire is now be-
was the Republican load.u m his .. . , 1 . , i: , i
' . . . Iiev.-d to have been a liu-iiSed -a
county, haviu- been a I lilted j,.t iu ,t t,,iiet r(,.)r., thi Slltl.n,j
Cotumissinuer, a post ma1 1. r and thor. Tiie li one was eiose to ;il.I
Ilcpublicau caudidate for b'.i. 1 1 ti" i-uito.l a vaian . !,..-, 1 c ilia-. .
Thfrk li.ts u-ivi.tly Wn pub
lished in tho Cli:irhtU Olserver
some refiMeiu-o to the. most dis
tinguished natives of Hhuleu
county. );ie e.invspi.u.lent ( who is
:l lirolllilli'ilt lilwvtM'of ( ioklsbiiru)
ha.' '..e:i IV. '
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granted i' p.-.-r!--. The
State u ..-.:! I i,. t i-. ::a: .
sailV.'... tot!.-, i'.-.-i.-.-
I'.-a.-au . w h- : ,- i
.d! ti: -ir l:-.-s. aad v ; u-.i.
.oV, was i-:: t ti..
ti e .a!a a- - it as
pat.-d froa: ';.er !
.ad not ndy tliat, bu! t
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a:.-, iii
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l).-::i.- rat
f.,.. ,i,,;r
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sn-.-ii d:-:V..i.
j.:::.';e n;s r.r.
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it (..a ;. ,r i i.y
s.'h a! S u.'l io. i j...; ai.i :
f. s:.:k not - II !.- .:,
le:t live i.irj- li.' i- !.a::t
l td. it w ith s;. .e,. at t la- . '
of the had. a- at 1'oit Arts. a:
att.-n pt was ;. .f -U'-e, --I II
caa- t! -- lb:--:. !. se i; ;.
Jiscove:--! them and tl
Sllid. by the Tbl.-s- a ,-.,!:!,..;, b-f.'l-e
tl.-V Ci-dd eet to the hall l'.
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atran.-e. lucre was e-r.-at liva.rv
a i a 1 1 i : J th-- dai.al.ese sel h. rs t.
eua.'e in tids pi
ais feat, ai.d
thos
wh
escaped fl'..ia o:,e of
l ships sl.avid their
the sua
l.e.lil. lil oev'-a .'l in' iii.-ia.t-
, .... ...
ads i a token of the
e . i. . a;
lic- i.-ii ai uin loiniii .a u.i-ii ..i-
Washington l.eltor.
I Fnuii ur l:iulni 0 r.'n.nt.iti-tii.
Washington, Feb. 2.., UK) I.
The lMstnet of Columbia is
joyous and jiil'ilaiit today. Con--ressinaii
Met leary, of Appropri
ations (.'oiuiuittee, has reported to
the House our appropriation bill,
and it can ies a total of .-JIO.P.' I,
477, which is S I .;!.).'), IkSO inure than
t he ..ppi op; i it ion li.r the cuireiit
year. Congress will very lih ly
lass the bill, in which case the
uovei nuient w ill pay one-half of
'the amount and the litnct will
tax itself for tli ici-aaiu.ler. How
mm-h ot it will be expended in the
pri's-.'C'.llio:i of o!li--ial thlev.-s uu
boilv call eil' ss. he ei-csSo. l
last year's aj 'propria! i. -n will be
exp. ihh'.l f.-r tiie i.ert filtration
plant and the delimitation ,.f ;ilid
!ain..' out of 1 1. ;!:..- a for the lit w
ili.j. -li i' pot.
hurit-e the last day of the I'.in
atna treaty S.i:atois 1 1 .i r and
Cuiloni had a h'tlo bout during;
w!.;ch Mr. Ib.ar ivcall.-d his fa
vorite. Scott. a::d api'lied the par-api-rase
to the S:-n ator ti.en I di-li-'is
ai! 1 tiie S.-ieit r tl 'lil t hi".
Mr. l'oi-..ki w it!i w i:o'ii he had
, x -!, -a; I .-"x;.!,::!. !,t:
1 'aii.;-- i's laai ! w ill alwavs
ieehj.ah'
Wh !'. . ,:.- r l-ispir.-s (,.. ta'e;
hes's d ilk li:a'!.-i;s ha.- will
1 1 II..-
Th fiouard c! i!d with Cull -:u's
Hail..."
F. v!y s:x days haeb. , i! -.pert
it. the Ma !., I .or. IV p -t-id -
Iraiids tri.d. aed t..o ea-e w .1.
!.r..i-..'..x ! i--.-;; to t!.,- jarc ;-di,-
or ;' ..a .i..n. : cu-s.. :! . re
. i d..-: v. :il i
-I .a tl. t!
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C ri:. . - : M ,rv . ;:i I. w ! -i v.i!!
. -:; i e ,.;oi !e t .. as late."
.-id r - . i.'k - -ai-a :: r. - .-.
!.. . - .ai. li-- I- di! ii. .;:!:.-! !' -r
a!'v .-. ir- ss r .ai '.is u.-.-k-
tl- :. . : :.- of i.iitt' Itlii-s
a- i : iii - io -i. ii: S 1- said to !,.
I o--t ;i. Wasi.;-..'t.-n. Far
t . ! i c ill him a h .i.d-.. en.
u. .;. .-: i ii !- a -Imitt. d that
his i iio'. -w i ;i!;t is b-c-iit.ia.-.
S p.- ; t J . i . k th. re w iii
. v I..- : !..-r Korean !.::: it--r
ii. W .-',0. .(!. b. calls- .lap -ai!
,u , :.--i K-. I' M. This would I.e
!.,.. 1. .1. for th- hea l of the Ko-
!-' -.!! 1'-Z it li' l liaS ill W IVs
I e.-:: .-rv (piiet, lei. !e.-t, an I pa--;i.-
il - -p---- t I : i . ; I;.
p'.i' o.i i:o airs he lveeiwd ;dl
;!, v. ith i ipial urb.iliitv. and
t:.e !u---e ! iii' head-var W hicil lie
wor- p it t ' shame tiie senatorial
s! ' ip. S ;.;'!' eti d I V p .. .!..!
aii.i ')e'j...w. A! the theatre t: e
;.:.:! a-sv always divided with the
.'. t-'i's the attelitl'.li of the aildl-
t le'e.
Si-ee th" ab.Ve letter was
waiMeii th.e jury has render. .1 a
v. id:. ! of 'iii!tv as t all the de
f. i: hints in the' l'o-tollice frauds,
but tle-v hav,: tidieii all appeal.--Kl-.
Ilia i-l.i-j
A Us!ru;tiic I ire.
l'.eeia !,r, X. V , F. L. -Jih--The
sail set to!-i.t Ultil tell en-Tiiies
poni 1 1 . r streams of wat.-r on tl.r
ruins of what u as practically the
r.-tail dry eoods district ot tins
city, for three out of five depart
ment sieivs w. iv cousumed lil to
day's disastrous tire, one ot w hich,
tli.-Sibley, Liii lsay iV Curr C'oin
p iiiv, was by far the lar-est es
tablishment of its kind iu the city,
iilld tiie oldest.
Iie-uianee men place the loss at
.s t.oi.o.iioo. Of this amount ST.'iti,
oou represents the h-ss on build-iii-s.
and the remainder on stocks
of eonds and the occupant of lhe
ui'tices. It is estimated that '2,2)
people are thrown out of work by
the the.
Port Arthur Bombarded
London, March 1. A dispatch!
to The Daily Tele-raph from Yin I
Kow, dated Fob. -!, says:
"Fifteen .Japanese warship fu- j
rioiisly bombarded Fort Arthur'
from ID until VI this nioinin-.
The Russian cruisers Xovik.J
Askohl niul Riiyan, accoinpanied ;
by four torpedo boats, steamed j
out to meet tho at tack. They were, !
however, forced to retire. The!
Askohl was in a sinkin-condition. I
The Xovik was badly danui-ed '
and a torpedo boat w .-is sunk. Tho'
Russian battleship Retvi;:au was
a-;iiu ditma-od. i
The diipiiiiese withdrew in -ood
orhr."
The pause in the war opera
tions ia the far l'.ast has been bro- 1
keii by .-iiioih.-r J.ipaiiise attack
oil I'oit Arthur, of w hich only tho
foie-oin- brief account is yet to
ban d. This r.-poi t. hewever, shows
a repetition of the now fainiliai-j
tactics of .Japan. It is presume.i ,
th.it t ti is attack was made in hn.F
weather, previous tide-rapliie ad- ,
vices havin- r.-poited a severe
-ale ra-in- at Port Arthur.
The Sh.anehai Corres.olidctlt of :
The I Vuly l .xpii ss s.iys it has
been otlioia'ly announced that the
.lap. in. se mail boat service be
twieti Shanghai and la pall will
be leuiiie.l Satuiday without na
val, s.-ort.
A dis itch from Shaitetiai to
I'l.e 1 ..il. Chronicle says the Ibis
s;:e:s are ! I liisfi t ri !l - the l'UIis
fr, .ir. the d-sal-h-d ships at Port
Ai'!. iii- to !l.e f.e.ts th.le. A dis
patch i'i '-a Cht e Foo to I he St.tn
d .rd d..: .1 I-', b. s.ivs a dupaii
, ... , i:;-.. r and ! : p. ,!.. l,...,t . t,
! i. d C i' : .rhor w ith lights at
1 .,',-!. -eh . i. the m anii'- of the
..: a- d : is I'eli, v, ,1 that they
i a !' :i k- ! t'-.e .lap it'. -so w !io took
. I 1 ;e ! . ! attet the .-pteiapt to
i. !i!e no p. .it Ait! nr. A coir, s
!.! h f The I'i a:. s, ::t W ei
'il li :. d-!:ti- uad' r date of
1 ', ! -J... s .vs: "A -!. p.'II- se lleet
W-.s s. ;, ,.:V the SU.il-Z Tlill-
co is? t! is -i.ort.iii-"
A 1 I.. eoil'spondel.t of The
l'lil'.s c..'... s that the steannls
.-.ink I v t: e J ij-il:. se "Jl , Itlll 1
s; le of ii e Pilssi :U b.atth si ip
Re! v.- .ti - Port Ai thnr p i! ti.dly
.: -!;;; ! !... entrance to tho haf-
S iiih Cri.-n.j an J tit: Panama '.anal.
d die ! ;t S.e.ithi-rii continent
1 as 1 . ' -:i !! almost a century i
: dlv it-:, p st.. I in the various
: i - !s to cot-iect !V canal the
A:'".. a--d l-acith- iv.ai.s. Rut
ri.-a h is bat ceaipaia
t ; el -. ;'. u v. !,(-; . ( pub! ic Opiil-
1.. r, ! h is beel; .i.lVi.-lilt t" as-
,-eit.o.. j ii-.' wh-tt !h. ,-o::c. Iistis of
. pi: : :. is :in.H. South Ameri-can-
I. j-odii:-. lhe iint.-pi lidel.c
, .;' ! 1 -;i 1 ainl t he 1 ehlt ions
of t!..- I da'. I States to the entire
ci:- d pi. j.s t.
1 it- -eiii-l a! t- 'iie of the Si nit It
.via. a i--.;!i pi. in it comments,
hil :.s cat: be :i s.-i it a i tied, has
be " s-i pi isi; - nsild an. I l e.is-
:'!-. M'.l 'l: bitter opji isitiop
to a h it is ! rm, d -the Vankee
: '-.-v of .-. -i .if !i .ement" miht
i o. 1. t ii ex; . , ted, especially in
i. v of what we l ave been hear
in the pas; few years about
.. ith Alialie::, il.soh-iice to tin-
M. . roe pocti .-. Th.- pn sent
..-'.. s:oi Uliel! Lil.' been ex pect -
i ! ': -lire :i- a s.-rt of dim ix to
!. ::.- u.i-ri.- ai dislike for the
I': i!. .l States
1 he .in::..-.. s-;v of I.atin-Atm ri-
f a' I'l'cle S.aii has be. il il -m,.!,
'h:i! stloieji r ill the newspapers
thin III fact. The earliest coni-n.i-l
ts on the independence of
i'.ii .t if l and tl..- .-anal treaty wete
v. rv mild, but later there has ii-p.-
ir. d a spit it of animosity,
ill. .Used. Iio d Ciht, bv the reports
..; . .p; i sitio:: jo tiie Pr sident in
!i.;s coiiutrv and the utterances of
Se-aiois and other public men on
tl;.- iiiijustith.l .!.- Intel feii-nce" .f
tiie I'liited States. The later feel
i:..' has intiiii :c. 1 most of the
South Ameri. -in countries to re
fuse 1. Ci.-liitioa p the new re
public. Vela Zllela, Peru, Xloa-
1.1. -lli. (ill ateinahi, Costa Rico,
iiad Cub, i are the only Latiti
Aii;ei ican coi-.tri. s, so far. to ex
t. ial su.-h l-ecoj-nit ion. The canal
will T.O plainly and lar-.-lv hen. -Sit
tla- entire southern continent that
it is not siiipiisin- to tin.) so few
expu-ssioi.s of fear or dislike tow-id
our -ov. rnniaiit for the jmrt
it h..s p'.a e.l in brinjin- about
the pies.-iit si t uat i n. From
'Latin-American Views of Pana
ma and the Canal," by Louis F.
Van Xormin, iu the American
Monthly II view of Reviews for
March.'
Durham's Biz Tobacco Train.
Pin-ham. N. C, F. b. 27. Frob
ablv the largest shinillclit of man-;
lifactiir.-d t 'liacco ev. r made from
a factoi v t.. jobbers in the history
of the trade left Durham today. It
was a s. .lid t rain load of Puke's
Mixture smoking tobacco shipoeil
to Sjiraiie, Wuiut-r V C o., Chica-
Some idea of the immensity
of t hist I'lih-r f. r siuokiu? tobacco
can te I. -arned from the fact that
the train consisted of thirty cars
over a ijnarter of a mile in
length--and iu these ears were
J.SMi.tMin packase-s of tobacco.
hen si. Id to the consumer this
tobacco "ill bvii!jr 1-U,0d0.
J? v cal.-iihitiujr a few minutes it
will be s.-en that there is enough
t.-bacco in this lot to .jive three
smokes tn very adult oersou in
the I' ui U-d States.
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BYNUM & 11 BADEN arc Headquarters for
Fertilizers. Ask them for prices, brands and
analysis before biij ing elsewhere. Especially low
prices on car lots.
Duel to The Death.
Rraiubrid-e, Ohio, Feb. '27.
Jb-icer Ia--s and dohn Hunter,
both prominent merchants, foii-ht
an impromptu duel in tho street
this n.oru n- with pistols. Hun
ter died ii few minutes after the
sliootin-. Fa-e;s is in the hospi
tal with a wound in the neck and
another in the arm. He is seri
ously hurt.
I here s ems to have been an
old quarrel between the two men.
When they approached each other
l-.ear the colli t house filch pulled a
pistol and the shoot in- be-all
without preliminary. W hen both
had exh: list, d the chambers of
their pistols, they clinched in a
death stlilLile al.d fell to the
e.-oii: d. Hunter died live minutes
alter they had been puilcd aputt.
Family Struck Dy Train.
Mal i, tta, (la., Feb. 2S - J. V.
Tut an r and his Ihey car-old son
wer. killed, Mrs. Turner and a
three-year-old son badly bruised
and Mrs. Turner's foot was crush
ed iy ii tram on the Atlanta,
lxiieXi!!e and Xoitherii R.-ul.vay
la-re last tii-lit ami a year old ba
by leci iv. -d sli-ht bruises. Mr.
dinner and his family had just
con..- from their home at Hody
Spiiiiiis, (Ja , to visit relatives
and were walkili- aloli- the rail
road track t akin- a short cut to
th. ir destination. St .-in- a fivi-ht
train apploaohiii- they st. pp. d to
one side to avoid it, and were
struck by the tlalli on which t h y
had just come in, w hich was b.ick-in-
out of the y n Is. Mrs. l ur
):or a led her sots a I e M I iously ia
jiii.d aiid may die.
DicJ Cursing.
Xe-.v Orleans, 1 b. "..--Rufus
h Col, -in. .11, a l.ejro preacher of
V. st Call-oil Palish, convicted of
the :: ui '.h r d his cousin, has hi t u
b-r,d!y hnli--.ed at Floyd, this par
ish. Culcmau confessed his -uilt,
but became very excited and vio
lent as the time for tho
execution approached, curs-in-and
swearim.' that he would
not be h.an-ed. The noose was
ii -justed only after a desperate
s'li-.-.jle at the - dhovs and I'olo-in.-in
sw iin-oil hurlin- curses at
the sheriff. The han-iii' was the
tils le-al otic ever held in West
Cairolh
12 Lives Lost In a Fire.
Roberval, Ijuebec, Feb. 20 ----Twelve
lives were lost in a tire
which destroyed the home of
Thomas (iuay, at St Felicieu to
day. When the lire was lirst no
ticed by nei-hliors. who live at
some distance, the house had been
burnt to the -round. In it at the
time were the ei-ht small children
of Tin mas (iuay, Mrs. Phillip
(ia-non and h.-r three small chil
dren. All were burned to death.
Roth (in-tion ond (iuay, the fa
thers, were absent working iu the
woods.
Advice to the Aged.
Age brines infirmities, such as slur
irlsh bowels, weak kidneys and blaJ
der and TUKWU LIVEN.
have a specific effect on these organs,
stimulating the bowels, causing- them
to perform their natural (unction aa
In youth and
IMPARTING VIGOR .
to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER.
Tbcy an adapted to old and young.
Receiver's Notice.
In pursuance of an order of the
superior court of Chatham county
notice is hereby niven all creditors
ot the By it urn Milling and Mercan
tile Company to present their claims
to the undersigned on or before the
tirst day ot next August, or they
will be barred from partiripating in
the distribution of the assets of "the
said corporation.
W. L. London,
Feby. , 1904, Receiver.
a uu o n id
Take Laxative Brcrao Quinine Tablets.
Seven Million base oM In past 13
rm
BYiXUM &
I ORTC.AGF SALU: By virtue j
of a nwrtenKo .'iP'-uid Ut ml'jr Ben llur- I
n"ii niul M ur pn Uuri .'U. wui.-h la rvr l.l "ii
.Hgi 11)8, In "Ii II " In il.e .-m.-f ..I lh
r.'KMir "f .IihsIm .if Chit. hum r.'tiulj-, I will .-ll
fur c mil i fu i.lw ituiilou at .in- .-"-urt li .'ue
o.r iu l-u ki i ..a I
SATLlil.VY,lUE 19TH OF MAIiCH, l'.XU,
all iin lan l .l.-p.-rilM-a iliori'in, rliumcl In Km-k
li.-ai t'lvn-tilp. Mlitui (ur inti.'!. iinrih uf l-IUn-I"
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WH.I.IS .1. M lillAM, I
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r.-i y it. mi... '
Notice to Non-Resident.
N'u:rn cximi va,
et..iib..ia c.'u.ity,
L c. slit.-.atr ati.l ...l.tTi
F. 11. Si.-lin..ii .ml Oilers.
Ii aii onr iii! t" tin- iiaiiii'i...ii .f ti.p c urt
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lurly I.. llH' nl.Vi" i'ii'l.le.1 S..-.'Ul 1-1.-hsI'.i f.
mtil.li I- t.. -Hi. .!. fr ..irtli..ii of a tia.- .1
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r. nl-ili e .. a! ill tM k.'I'.k HU.I Liiiiw.i a
'II. rcvtiip." In whl.-h Iip l.:u au n.trft. an.l
i a iw'tii'-M'!.it ..f tl... S(a:.i of Ni.rll. ivir'.a.ui
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l.iVEUV M tlil.E.
t lliiiel Hill, - - Y t
TCAV.S FoK HII.' I: AT RtAbfONAtiLL
K.xris.
PassenLrris e.irricd with d;.i!v
m.ail b. t'.t.-i n Pitt-boioamK
Hill. Fare only jl.
WINTER TOURIST TICKET.S
NOW JALE
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
To all the principal Winter
Kcsorts at
VEKY LOW KATES.
THE KESOUTS OF THE
SaDllSontot and MuiV
also tola, California acd Mexico
OFFKlt MANV lXU CKSlENTS TO !
i
Tol-IilsTS. I
SOMK PHOMINKNT RESORTS
Are St. Augustine, Palm Be..ch
Jacksonville, Tampa, Brunswick,
Savannah.Thomasville, Colum
bia, Aiken, Augusta, Pine
hurst, Camden, SuniTier-
ville, Asheville, Hot I
Springs. j
"TIIE LAND OFaVTIlE SKY" j
And "Sapphire CiMintrj ." j
TICKETS ON SALE
Up to and including April W, 1004,
limited to return until May Jl, j
1904. i
STOP-OVERS !
Allowed at important points. I
THR0UCH SLEEPINC CARS
Of the highest standard between
! principal cities and resorts. j
Southern Railway Dining 1
Car Service Unexcelled.
i
Ask nearest Ticket Agent for copy !
of "Winter Homes in a Summer !
Land." !
W. A. TURK, S. H. HARDWICK
rsM. Triffl.: Mer.,
Wiublbl. D.O.
Orul rKH. A(eut,
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Mtfu.
IIKADEN.
mum MMiTtD
Double Daily Service
hetweex new yokk,
AM PA, ATLANTA, NEW OK
LEANS am roiNTS
SOFTH and west
In ctlect Jan. 11th, tx4.
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tc.-u.p.l Tin e. lA-t..ro TlQie.
Pullman Darwing litoni Sleep
ing cars on all through trains, New
York to Atlanta, Jacksonville and
Tampa. Tickets on s.-de to all points,
Pullman reservations made upon
application to an)- Ticket Agent of
this Company, or at the
UP -TOWN TICKET OFFICE,
Yarborough House Building.
C. II. Cutis, C. T. and P. A.
Phones 117, Raleigh, N. 0.
Z. P. Smith, T. P. A.. Raleigh, N. C.
C. B. Ryan, Gen'l Passenger Agent,
Portsmouth, Va.
Jas. M. Barr, President and General
Manager, i'ortmouth, Va.
TRAINS LEAVE NTTNUPUO
3.50 p. iii. 9.00 a. in.
Trains Anive at ritttbnro
10.45 a. m., 5.50 p. m.
Daily ejcctyt Sunday.
Ar. Muucur VI p m ttOam
Dily. tlally Ex. KuuJy
Cure Crip
in Two Day.
on every
(Jb
fr&xrt box. 25c