North Carolina Newspapers

Nhhi a '-1 . '. ft THE FLOWERS COLLECTION X Uh 1 iixJ . kJ i XI AJdU,Ai,' I '.7 i GOvD - JOB - WORK AT LIVING raicr.s. GIVE Ug A T R 1 AL- THE TRESS AND THE TAR I IT. F.xpre-tslons Frcni Different Konrm .CowcernlnsrTlils Question. St.,Loai8 Kfpublic: Let the tariff bill become a law before Mr. Clevev land's Erst jear ia ofllce expires. Kansas CitjStar: The Wilaon bill ought lo pass both branches ot Con gress without material modification or unnecessary delay. Philadelphia Times: Since the tariff most be changed, the one im perative duty is to perfect the change as promptly as possible. Some busi ness mast be done in the mern time, but no large engagements can be en tered into until all these questions are settled. Louisville Courier Jonrml: The tariff bill is ready for Congress, and the people are ready for the tariff bill. Time Is precious. The quicker xe get the bill passed the quicker shall we rid our indu-tries cf that uncertainty which, aside from bad tariff legislation itself, is the greaf.est eonrce of harm m tar'ff legislation. Congressman ILuier, at Bortcn: I think the Wi'son bill ?ri 11 pass the House promptly and with few clnr Ot course an:pl. time will be iiiven its orrorun!?, as a natter of jestice to them, r:sd aho bee jnse j tflr speeches in opposition arc 'ike- ; l7 tn w,r,-w th nnMtf! th--; t bo ' bill cngat to bfccn:ea la: By the j time it rjaenrs the Semite t':e b:ll , will have earned tho sr.rnort cf the peorle 0 mc -crate partie?. Philadelphia Fcvord: he ocYen- bus of judge mt-i.t arr. er? and business mca th"h;:p:.ci f Xev York City ij hat Co c,;rc TCuld best serve the bns:u?3 iuteresis of the , -, - . , "f , V , ' consistent with a fair discussion Cd its merits. lathis view the judg ment of New York will be found te be in line with the prevailing semi nient of the country. Even among those who question the wisdom of certain features of the measurer there is a disposiiioa to concede frankly that prompt action upon i! would be far preferable to naoertain ty; and Congress, with the lesson of the ruinous silver delay in mind, will scarcely disregard such a common-sense yiew of Its daty is this matter. XoteRHl Comment. Over 4,000,000 people in this coun try live upon wages paid by railroad companies. Ohio is first in sb&ep and wool, Becond in petroleum and steel, fourth in whta coal and liquors, fifth in cowa, hay and tobucco, and Lst in political sagacity. An exbhange wauti to know what the infant industries aie Equalling about- Simply because they are iu the habit of squaring every time a ftnnger mentions the word tariff. There are many people who have made up their mind3 not to giye Christ - as present this year, not so much because they don't want to as b'Cinse they know those they would give them to cannot afford to give presents in return. This is an odd view to take of the mutter, but it is the one that many take. TUe Slate Konrd of AgrienlCure. The State Board of Agriculture met yesterdiy afternoon at the Ag ricultural Department, th? following t-embf rs of the boird being present: Dr. J R McLelland cf Jdoorceville, Messrs J II Gilmer, II E Fne?, 0 Salem, T R Capehart of Avcci, W E Steteusoa cf Ssmpson, J i-yroo. Kobcnson, W R WilHam3ftf Fi t, F Given of Franklin, aod J T OAZ- frld r;f E?eritt. The ct?ioo yrs eruuy afternoon was spent in r-c-dvi-g re ports of the ofiicers of the Agncuh Jural nt'partm.n.tand the Bard will te in sesdion agum te d 17. Whnt Slie lint none. A trentkman ni No 4 showed v.S note :hat has been running nearly t-tnty years. Its original principal was M.000 dollars and guen for a plan-rion by a g-ntleman who bto afterwards died. The nots wns as Burned by tHe widow and here i wh- h hta done. In that tun- she h prid $P,000 on h- r.rU and ther is due 0 it $120; Th o ii nal am-unt m $4,000. but iutereU h,s made it csit her $8,000 up to date Mfh a balance of $120 due. And Accident at a rootbnll tiim. How did yon enjoy the football game, Mr. Jonei?" Vfry mnch indeed. It was rath er rouh, howeyer." Indeed "Yrs : two men lost theii ears, one had his nose broke and I got into a crush of young ladies on the way out, and lost my heart."-Harper's Bazaar. VOL. VI--NO. 44. FURCIIES-CORPENING. JACce i. j. FurrbOH nnl Ml Lnla Corpenln- Married. Statesville, Dec.t5 The Carriage of iliss Lula Corpening and the Hon. David 11 Parches waacjlcbrat ed very quietly at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Susan M Corpening, on Davie . arcane, this city, at 6 o'clock p. m., Rev. E A Osborne, rector of Trinity church, ofHciattng. There were no invita-N tions issued, only th immediate members of th" family being presv ent, and immediately after the cere rnony the bride and groom were driv en to the station where they took the train for Washington. The bride is the eldest daughter of the late Dr. T J Corpening, who prac ticed dentistry frit -mnj jcro ia this city. Her home has been in Statesville since lier childhood, and I while retired end modest in demean or, her beauty and intelligence have made her hos'sof friends. The groom is well known all over the State because of his ertat activity in political life, having at one time ocenpied the bench as Superior ' Court incize bv armointment. He! rn for CongrcR3 atleast twice in i thi Uistnct, and a year ego opposed j the Hon. F.l:as Oarr in the election j f or C ovc-rr.or cf the State. Judge Fnrcbe: ic a su: ejsfal hwycr, hav- ing acquire ! considerable taeaab ;.t bis profecs:;a, aid h?, t.2 vrcll as his rue, .;ave liie est wtsccsc: tue ta re cca.uiuuitt at 1 their cii.nv ; friotd? all ever tht fctate vlll rejoice ' 0T" t!..;r n-oj iueS2 ncc. -, Kctnero naT.-Tfcrir Hntr Cnt. ; iiiiipu-, i.. x., ii.Ltj. r j Mili'arj Acad-my ia this oity r-re t odd. 3 with th:- faculty oyer the f'shion of lonr ba;r. Within a fev raoa'hi the boys bsve adopted thc- new fed letting their hair growl long, aid the principal of the school does not consider it good form. So he ha3 issned orders commanding them to have their hair cut. This has made cousi'enble trouble, some of the boys claiming that their hair is their own, and that they have the right to wear it as f. cf please- Of coarsa this disobedience involves pr.ni.0 brent, and ..as consequence several of tho reca'citrants are "walking marks" in the drill hall, and declare that they will continue to do so until next summer before they will permit a bair of their beads to be touched. It is economy to wear long hair, besides it bides the egg shaped head. O 1U The If. F. V. V. Koil. A Greensboro correspondent called upon President Lsh of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad Monday uight, and in response to the query as io whether there was aav foundation for the rumor, the president said : "I have no official statement to m ike, but you can say that there is foundation for the re port that the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley road has been EOid to an Eng lish syndicate." More than this Dr. La.h would not say, but it i3 gen erally believed that the road has been aoli. GOXE TOXEVr YORK. President Lash, Capt. Gilmer and o' hers have gone to New York on business connected with the sale of the railroad to si English syndicate which z si 1 to bo a'sc interested in the Norton. & V-.VsU-rn rsilro.id. More Mfcht Wnntcd. The Prcfcjrorcf th cbau of po litical 1 cohosh j had talked to the ;li.ss au hoar w,u a half. "I bur: tried 10 r.-.:ke this whole question of thn lariL" perfect!; plain pl'.m io you," he s?id, wiping the r t r; p; rata n ; r"rn f-m ' rl.!l-n fr.. 1 1 'and I :rn.--t fe'w ft h'iVO SUCCe-cdcd. Still, if there sd.on'.d be t'ome among yon who deirre further light on the marter I ;in re.-dy to answer any qnestion.-i yon in.;y usk." 4T think I understand the most, of your lecture, profersor," spoke up a deeply interested ymug man on the fr..nt Beat, "but I'd like to know whether this Ad Valorem you've !ori talkii g abont is a man or a woman. A Crazy Trniu Dispntelier. Becoming suddenly insane, last night, Train Disitcher Jmes R Dills, of the Che3apedid& Ohio Railroad, legan sending out falB dispatches. If his train orders had been carried out there must hare en sued a number of frighful wrecks, with great loss of life. Fortunately his first dispatch was so wild that investigaii n started at once, and the discovery was made in the nick of time that he was crazy. R K Ridtuheiur i sick with the grip. He is confined to his room. NEW LAW ON ASSIGNMENTS. An Act to lre-ent Fraudulent As HlarmnentH. After January 1, the party who wants to make an assignment in North Carolina will find more stnni gent requirements than is now the cas. A new law governing assign ments goes in effect on that date. It was passed by the Legislature and is known as "Au Act to prevent Fraudulent Assignments." Upon the execution of a voluntary deed of trust, all debts of the maker thereof become due and are payable at once. The assignor will be required to file a yeritied schedule of preferred debts in the office of the cWk within five days, and the 6; astte must file a verifijd inventory in th-j office of the clerk within ten days. The clerk of the Superior court is given jurisdiction to remove an in solvent trustee under certain pro visions, The sssigr.ee cannot sell any of the property witling ten days from the registratian thereof, unless the property or some part thereof be pesistable. Every three months the trusts cinst with the cleric a ytrifivd accouui ci- rtceipia ana uisunrao nzmts, .vnd wuet H'.c- a final aceoar.t within twelve crtLs. Creuitc.-3 r---" fi''- a y-.riae.l jateiucit of tici' c'.ui:n ?i'. the clerk, The c red iter who :r.-jA;nglv svrcars faulsc-iy w.il b-; ti.lty oi 4. "3tisdom?ir.oi, and tb.3 trustee ff,iii:ig -v- iatory wiil al.o taiity of a misdemeanor. Th? olerki court' are to ;.-c.v9 in tA;r.-j fccs for t;:r ,err;CS t1: : areuUov oa or .sw u':cn li'.ventor. coun.a z 1 ad- id proceeding of executor: j minatrator.:-. Chris-n.:i3 falls on 2io: day this, year. have tiie autlioii-.y cf ..a o!d poetic plubs?pher f6i- including this fact among the sign; of a hurd winter. The docuiuent, according to the London Times, "was nnearthud in ftom the llerici-.a inanu script, ?.'o 2iZ2, folios loo,i, in the British Museum. It reads as follows: If Christmas on Monday be, A great w ind that year you'll soe, And full of winds both lonud and shrill; But in summer, truth to tell, High winds shall thicre be, and strong, V Full of tempekt lasting lo.-g; While battles they shall multiply. nd greatly plenty of beast shall die. fhey that bo bora on that day, 1 ween, Tkey shall be strong each one and keen; He shall be found that stealetb angbt; Tho' Ihou be sick thou dieth out. Tlie Konlh Get n n Awartt. Washington, Dec. G Secretary Herbert has awarded the contract for two of the three gunboats, for the construction of which bids were recently opened to the Newport News Ship ond Dry Dock Company Newport Xews, Va., at its bid of $' tSO.OOO for each vtssel. The award for the construction of the third gunboat, which differs somewhat in design from other?, was held in ab eyance until Borne additeonal infor mation concerning the character of the bids offered by the Union Iron Works of Saa Francisco, could Le obtained. The Newport New3 Com-, pany was the lowest bidder on r.ll three vessels. It has had no experi ence, in the construction of ships f war, and SscreUry Iltrl'-rt iucti'.nt cd carefnl ir.qniry to r,certain whe'.er the compauy ras in pos:tIcu to build the ship. After iuUhfring himself that it wa tt-.plc, Snanciilr and othrrise, he decided, to give it the contract for th-.; p:vr of fiicu'ar design, kuown U3 "the twii: boa's." TEiC "5c ei Vaiitrtl to Zll.ij- It was an in Bedc!ie3 It 'Tor i. jrr i. - snip Li l ;vj ami m v - c mill man for ?ome d-bt-?. They were trying thacai-a before a ve-y pains taking, oareful aiid patient jus tice of the pe .ce who v.as taking downthcevider.ee. The defend u' was cn the stand and was deposing concernining the contract. He .tar ted that No. 1 ws to have two third, No. 2 one-third and No 3 an other part which wa3 not made plain as the witness seemed somewhat con fusect and the court didn't under stand it either. The court desired information, so he asked the witness in his own impressive way; '"If No. 1 getes to thirds, and No. 2 gets onethird, you will explain to this court where No. 3 gets his third ?" And the last report we have received at this writing is that the witness is still trying to xplin to the court. Wilkesboro Chronicle, Do you take the Standard? CONCORD N. C, THURSDAY.. DECEMBER 14, DEGRAFF VYAq QUJTi Tiao Prisoner still CI:l;n He A III Se ver lie Il:r"- Feter DtGraff was taken qtnve led last night. Jailer Z.gUtr Tl I. MP a; a ;a:e nour i-j --- said he vra3 suffering will: nica uain iu his head. He also cout an. of having something like tic bauu staggers saying he could v.oU-03. Dr. Daltoa was calks! to j-in fa 13 morning, Peter's mother called sg,1 B33" tcrday. He repeated to bcr Li-; f -mcr statement to the effect that he would never be hung. He icd ii0r that he was feeliug badly, hit.-yip-toras being similar to those of years ago when he receivec soVj-r attack of pneumonia. IT sw iii I he oniv booed thjt or eouio ott j A . y. ease would By hold upon hui end his life. -'I have or.-7eii ."i. body and am ready to die .-t u-.y time," said Fe'.cr io his rcothe.'. also told tKc j filler that he. :T Geyeinc-r Carr would cot c&::i"i" e bU sentence te life impvisonmci: as he preferred to die. Wins to tinel. ! iUlr cft:v" on '"' 1 ia j neis red bed-?, wood ' 'o ot ! h.cd?, eibbid--s he-.ls. bfiv.Ied LoJ.-. i-m! -;o -it Pi : T:t ere. It? l'.?dtd. Aid she's Jr-rr "d?d C"'I he's b-i"l hedc I br. I'a "t-'l hi .'.r.d levil too 3r.t rvr c;.t h .s "-';ckcrs on hs.r hi d ?dii .a '"o -f'-t-r end -.vis re h-.r U yh.aro lier rtouth h:. A 4. j Bui' 'f.; y;u t-t and j. -.h, . , j is t'!.;t on the ground .:th i tho corner; & fsici;z, A r.rnv 1.- a hel tec but a idiot r.int ;yt : . .: 1 Tbe F.aiart er.-l of boy Is hi.-: '. . f-7cept Then he gi's sp'tnltid 1 ut ' ( i smart t-nd of a hcv is r.ot t!:--r . j No, It is at the South -.nd 0.-: his tody frrm his hod. Bnt Pa h-r hud a carbuncle cn his luck a.id hi called it a grate fanibly guth;:in when it come to a bed, but yon c;ut tell if Ma or Ph is the hed of. our famb'.y for "both claims it, vA l a mud tnrkle can smaller his heuVut to-U cant but fig- lotto i'jlir then liis bed for eating. Ji.--ulB hed; is to hold thare te.s ou-ljat horses beds is to steer theni' ih and eat oats bnt if a co-v.' hed wouldn't wcrk sne couldnt eat gra.:S and give milk and the nrdgiuan would make thi pumps stiff r jou bet. Bat cats beds is rat trap3. A glraft is stuck up and hi-I.er.ueJ with a Eoar throat and a angle wurm has got a tale at both ends find no bed but he ketches suckers all the same. Pcepel don't ncad cowsiy howoulyfor milk for a goats heel and a coons bed is both strong lut ter. Heds i3 tojkepe brains in but boys heds is to git coamed all the time when they dont nead it. It dont make no differants whit shaip a mans hed is bis face likes his hed. Falces and bed: is vr.ry mntcb atatched to each uther in(fac!;t 'hey are stuck on each uther. Most hed? ha3 ears and "(ha':rs stnek ou them, too, cr-ly bawled- heds dont. A bawled hed is like a goos eg with out no wisktrs. But thare is a lot more kind of beds bed-long, hed frst, bed or tale, hed ovu- iuels, be Iquartc-rs, iK-d-cheesc, anel beu ake, Iltd or tale is v. haie you ihp a cent and git stuck, it i3 called gam- billies. II; Id 1 cit you tumble to ei-cithing and eiuu't ..md oato your fe.: L II-d qurters tcuntlfi I. he H:cney but it is cub i-fiig out. IIteI-rh en-; ''hat 0 ,a't Wid.l; .douc E. li..,,' tO th. .!Ur ccaus- .tc rctb. Bu! dea.l t:.d hi" hc-d- s. V. ic Th,p. .. 1.:... Mi it . it-.:-- I .'..i pi:: i." . -u ; vycr id .;t, Ii;n..sti-.nLi, en yc ' C:in 1 -' ;i 1 1 j eay if a p -'a did.-,-: .:raffiieh i-r r.i'.rvi- L; uddii't i-iQ no hed-akr but .1 a. idn't bre no lud, heccuHnh hav 110 eetht-, only lil.s i.u f. .1. - 1 fn.m wurr:ing ar.d nurvis trait s. Pa be sji If a feller ba? got a hed, he will git abed ii thi: wuidd, hut I dent want 110 hed liks he y. -ts ui him when he goes out with the boys. Ma she says 2 heds is letteru 1 but Pop dont think eo ntxt rayo ing after he's been to tbs club. JtW I'osttnater m Bis Bateries. Washipgtoa, Dec. 4 It is exptcU ed that fully 500 nominations of presidential postmasters will be sent to the Senate during the present month, and abont 300 during Jans nary. Id all of these cases the post masters have either resigned or their hve. evnired. The first batch will likely be sent to the Tres ident for his final action to-morrow or Wednesday. j . THE "JACK." 0..e cf thr- :'r3t qreeticna asked by county physician Wilder whet-th- body c? Da'hs Stowe, the negro who wa? fernd hanging by a grapt vine m th woods near town yester day, wr.r. "There's his ck'?' 'his qu?t:ur!. te t-0 fell ba- '3 if cot ti n a tit i rom icmb that tt,3 abcrt to esploda. "What do yon mean by his jack?" ;'-fikcd ot.eof the rvhitc men precent, 'and vhy this commotion?" "Wait and 1 will rhow you," tid the doc" tor. He then felt into the pockets of the dead negro and brought out a tin box. He cpmed it and it was und to contain a snake head, a tcorpion, a piece oi ' .fitches' yam'' and an ounce cf salt "This," said the tloctcr, "i3 the jack. Eight oat of ten negroes carry the in. With ir they 'conjure' their enemies, throw a spoil cv.-r them, and the averag? negio h )!d, the jaok in irortal I ure-aa, io euot you tl:eir tear cr it, j just cirer any nerro h-n a doliar to put tin? boi m j:3 ;gcs?z. c:: r was made, bnt not yue w j.ne toti'.-L it. jJr r-ii,i cr Lroug.it ! Inr -to the chj v.I tried the ciarhies j 'jon it. Lul 1 ot one of ihcn: coulu iif.f.ioti to touch it. xhe tiocior: 1 urg the ;'--icl: in hli bach yi-.rd : ' uv; .t-.ijs thi: r.i3 tUikeys, ciiichcu? .-.; rrcoupi'? arc 5.ts fcr the Tinier. : : 'd:r.-.lo:tc Xe-r.s. - fiScv this in ayrfr.1.1 .-;:ijt.:(il Ikl' a hhv dusa,7 a: i.rrcsteu ara.i at: 11 front 0: I r-i 0 be'e ll;-:s:on, Belt u.j:i--, .., '.iiiie cc-Lipeiing tLree n.-emoers f the iiiicciO to kntel on the tlde . alk uad "ay ua u- threats ,-f 1 ; iar cay cv. ore r-'.u ; to the tcissior ftr lodging ! 3 crcoiaiacor'id for the She r-m dr.cd urh'l nc-n :u.d th'-r. sir rtrd ts'y. T e re ere-tor- 0! the r-nrioa noticed that rb- cted fiieerlT, aud followed her to stue walk. There th? tvom.in suddenly attuck the secretary, and, catching her by the throat, forcpd. her to pray. To other women comecded . with the -a-isei-j.-r sun uut 10 rescud the bcctcn tary, but the woman seized them also sad made Lheai join the secre tary, in prayer, threatening to shoot them if tlirv rose froui their knees. The unusual sc. ue ultr.-:ctcd a oru?id. Paise-ncrs aliuttd fix n trollc-y c.us to'look at the wotaeu, ho were repeating ah the prayers they knew iu as lu.id a vole-; as they could command under the circumi at.ir.cc3. A policeman finally a; rived and took the insane v.o.iun into custody. Somebficly KIse tit-lved. A young Poughkeepsian, a few days since, picked up a friend on Slarket street and took him home to lunch without notice to tho former's wife. She called him to one side and explained that th ro were only v. dozen ras- oybters ai.d when their friend had e-uten his quota of four he inuct not be aahjd to take more. il this the hnsband promised to renieuibpr. When their g'-e.-t had eahn hic t our oysters ti?e 1 ost asked: hi;n to t;.ke come more, i'hc wife looked ehstresbod and tho uet declined. I'he v ife lo-.h-d no if fhs were in r-geny, and tue gxieat armly refuce-d to allow tun oyst-.r. '.0 bv br. ..;..-ht fi-vm tlu kiu-hn. L.v.cr the wia saiu. .o hrr .t:sb;!ud; j -t cun:r. T to ;.aw ue 1 te- .' peni ;rot ail :. s klck- ...V" j.r I OU. '.. :i ff- vv-. J ;i "1 '-.-rv "r-i vent hnrb.a- bout i ,1 . 1 'I i;:. I! il!ii I ' n ? v r. 11! .1'; ' h:; u:.' Ut Veil d '1 ;. ;.i..: -P.-U. h' t'l rew P.x-.j. A S'rj c-t.c :it T:.r!i "1ck:m:. The. Fay st:ei!.' ..mnt'i of thi Co Oprra.ite Bukk the Orolina. km closed jcstcid.r.j by Sheriff mith of Cumberland county, by older if State iTicasnrer Tr.t-, upon state incuts as to the bank's condition made by Brk Bsstuiuer Do'wil. YViiuiingion S;', 7'h. l't uslaii TVnrrnctn ISere. Register of Deeds John K Patter son pnt his head in tec door and eaid: "Please say in the Standard that pension warrants for widows and orphans are now in, snd in my hands." You ffill Gad hira at the court house. Mrs. Jno. Gorman, of Sdisburys visiting Chief Boger's family. 1893 SOME ELECTIUC The Fresl-. ot Sms m ft Comes Ovo? Ric'anioad, X. !?cc. 5 The Farmers' Alliir.ce sfor-; at thi? nice" ?as burnd this norrhng rt 3 o'c ock. There w?w on band $2,000 worth cf ooda. Insurance, Sl,500. Ik if: thought the store '.rr.s robbed anc then fired. General I? union Retir-s. luchmon.d, Va , December 7. The name of Senator Epp Uunton, at present filling General Barbour's place by appointment of the gover nor, wa3 today formally withdrawn from the list of candidates for elec tion to the United States senate for the long term. FootbnW Drove Kim Knil. A llan tic City, N. J., Deci 5 Dennis Dean, a football enthusiast, 13 gone crazy over the game. terdny he chased all the firemen cut of the Good Will Engine House with ay. lie afterward; aiteutpts c-d to shoot I.iaiself hul w&s die-arm -ei ra. ltc th: City Hccplhih G;.Iv; stj.i, Tc-., J'c-c. 'i ihe Ih'itizh Sveuu.r Ilii.b.n.'cr, lor II.vrt, 7i;a ,100 bi.lcs o'l coltoc, cck Cir.ia the tor i.ci- id noju 1 Lc-d.i. oO -til -. r.ez "were extii.guisa- j 3 15 bti...-; tah-.t: out. j Cvt .on u; t ui:'. u ifc..'.ea c u ;c. v. I h"1 ,:h; iiio-savur .i to re ccie crt ; Cti' ?a p -vecca, witioi; L.; z u-di. Ce c-ai-s.ho:r, hut twsctv ou I; C"-1.' cora:n pitCei. t C: T ' iVilt ship 'iTcac Be" .Ci .1, i'iC. . iue lyiUU'U ikc- lias etc "i e.ejic.cd oif oa t...? bu.-.ic oi & coravroiaise Licu tr33 a:' tec.id by a.'oiw'u'.ii-u b-'.urd. TLo riuo,Ld con.pau; tilei back 1 s for-liie-r tu.ployc-es uc far us possible. wituout prejudice by rta-cn of the ttiike or the Union, and an urraug mtiit ra3 bec-u male a to hours and Ishcr. Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 7.--The oouiueru remaie Limvcraity was burned to the ground last jhae casutdtiec Were: Miss Minnie Dean, of U'arrier, Alu , fataliy burn ed, aim broken fro a- jumping from the wiadc-tv; J 3 Bobbins badly 'juraed. The structure vri-;a frame r:. and the girl: were? ;--ave-d wiiii great dhlietul'y, bein. hurried from Lh'dr beds j'i' in time. A Ti :iiler Reraiie:. Wilmington, N. C, Deo. 7. A trailer attached to an electric car of the street railway ma oil' the track this afternoon. It was crowded with p:i5.;eu--rs roturnmg from. tho sham battle cf the Naval, Reryes and military iu the suburbs of the city. A ran-c ensued, people jump ing from the car while it wasia mo tioa. Several persons were seyerely bruisc-d, but noo ie seriously injured. Washington, Dec, 7. Minister Thurston, th'' r.-pr -sentaMv? in Washington of the provisional gov ernment of Hawaii, saw Sr-cietory Gr-cham at the State iparinK-nt this mcruiu'nn;, Afl-.-rwavti 11 r. Thurston said di i not o.;re :o sp,-ak of the roso.lt of Id?, int.-rvie.? with Secrc-'avv Gr?.-ii:irM bh.t hi? an-s-wf-ri '.0 o.-i.'stioTi ir.dij-:tou ".hat i. hsr.I ii-arrcl r-olbi'17 new coaee-niag the ll:;v.-v:i r.n titnation. A -X,-K' !fli' s5 for ."t,!r! ir 1, p, cu i.o-,,- ' ut Fori. fomd f 1 r. ar ci tie :'lO!V L U'. S-.i j 1T( tv.d Un ! inu.ehed to a ii;iiu.- : The ctora u.-d ray. I'doodhounc.-j n re ot" tac raucrrei'. r.U'i rer ir. the aoithho;-- ! put o-t the- trait 1 uerro. a hood, was caugrd:. iee wr ;uvcn a trial before a magi jtr ate, aud th'? 'estimonv wtt:t eai'l to have been 'tronglv against bis:t. A3 he Avas .e'lMT taken b.-c'c to jail lute yester day afternoon, he was seized by the frieneb of young Shmith, aud banged wiihout c-r-rcruony to a neighboring lave. Xo ?iore ( vnviet.H From Iredell. Caburms c-uuty ?.t:l draw no more on Ir'-tb.ll r-ounty lor convicts. At a receut j aut meeting of tne i-omrnissioneri and magistrates of that county, it v:u3 unanim uaily agreed to work the coavictj on their cwn roads. Thus ends our foreign recruits so far as that county is con cerned. "Where Is My Boy To night" will be a popular ong in old 1 Iredell for awhile. WHOLE NO. 304 isND USlDl), V.'. v ;1 FLASHES. hTKICTLY T.nr a T vatt'-'t? v. r'vv: Tr ' I .. " , , r I Troo rr.rs' II irl r-i!-,.-s CJ-ro'sfe: '''hr V. -: -e roiloit fo-.a Ms.i 1 V'. I T E Ridcnhonr hllW. a !C$ Sii'; f-'O'-u -;a tr-r.y l ' ;ound hog. while- r: -'ho buy itgroaa ia cf6 1 Daniel.Faggart, No. S, killed a tate- X)1' , 40 pound !?o? last we.-!r. , - . , f. i x -. ? --tp .--v. '.icv i: thi trs in tlu world, at-.dtL--. c-..r t riantotacCUCload j ,;0, ;.,rV .. .. . we coi:ip. ;:u L-tfce tj. r.e . I t .... '? - i;-"-t, h:;c'..'.-ei. r: su '. a o'oneca, t Our icvnr.au i C Coicruan bus line cc-uuty, N V. 5 bought ecmtj proprtv :n 2donrce, . I N. C. " T.iu Wll'i.afs .-o -u b. he the f Mis3 liettie Patterioi:, 0f Chit Grove, 13 visiting friends in Mt, rieaacin-. "'Is Daisy Robert Fgj. urte 12 r.cw a student of Lit. Amrna i'ernale Seminary. Joseph Bur'eyson, oh', v." '"vu'ritd it! Jfto on Tiinnkss-ivlrf Ja ever is '.Lo cr.Ir rrrn '.he wcr'!d i '0 CO".'!' b.1 cohered v.if!i I y-:t not '! c:.-r. j to la.- Z D Lor.t :'. hourc c:j Ttiri street hj the 2r..tcf the 1 y ; .. i ... :C O crov;d cui to 01 e p ru, -ir try, v;.-.o urr. ouy i.-.iort. i to. tea da1, '..1. e 1 a a. liptAi t.i-i.e. i iio eii.'.y oa ;aec act Luvo bec-a v. xiV: ' a:ay hy c 1.. in -.' -.r C...1.J. .i: r .-.;.. & Topic, saw his lirst tanicof footbili, j l iu Yv'aehingtcn City, last vec-r, and ; savs it B.ohed tc biai iuat like a free-1 ugbt. iley Paul Brringer h;.s steppea nouetkeopins, ind as he says '-is boafdirfg ""aiiiOn l'iO tot.olara""autii he m5"e- peruiuni.nt'y to Lorer Stone." Jo:- Daniels' brother. Ch-::Ih ha' secured a sc'icitorship iu Oklaboata It 7 on id be better for Joe tc g--, for he r cnid bo a practical j'ko cr thofc people. Tho ctarat.-re. rc-gr-.-li ' 0 ur.r-'U: 1. thpo Bs. i) Luther Best is q'd:t id t her home 0 a Vfc'it " Depot i. treed. Her relatives and friends are very anxious about her. The State Bourd cf E lucation h: adopted the History of the United States, by E A Johnston, colored, of this city, as a text-book for the col ored school cf tho State At Brown's stable a tran was looking for a club to kill a bi't gost, saying that they were danger ous beast down iu his ' country. Why they light liko tiger. A Georgia planter bote's' of rais v.z ill ty two bales of cuttoa tl mu.e, and as a variety :nci; .1 . rni i. 1 - .1 1... 1 uo .s to tl.e P'aar. a na h-13 beat: B. E Glhsou.. -.-ho in turu .-mors ia ; countr'7. ecu. iv. tB.aaa tr ; .,.'..;:? t t'a.cord, .- kBha:-uJd:;: it manipulate: . . T, .f. ' - p : v::" in tovrn 1 ho lui- b.-- tr.e a. - '.!-of h'T, ijeO'Use bis brother have to orb 0 a v. I; it" !:cr:-o. Dr.- i) G 0 -IdrB, r. a: iced bv r- i-d th:v here, : (lo-'eu"' 1 ' n t oocord ior V 0' !' U' iciro. h-r. C.:h a 1.0 stiance: tr o". -.de a iiaie ia ' h. V-'t'TI'. ' ' '- ti - t a: ca ;o the propt U'l". will p!"as'; orae : -Th :'-!"' ' ; rv.-;, u. n rot n a little ?nov. r:.or? oaofti'ons than v. ; Wo. bi-ve caa ar.r.vcr a.in silent Don't you lo'ir-r. or e:e tiie bt ;." ta 1..' wiii out 3 ' wi;h your name. Col. Jim W Lmj h;:: b-:-?n bsdly treated. Last week den oa il-.cV River he spent ar.tgbt. H.uii-p:u(u tumid L.d hack upside dov.n, mi 1 trimmed his horse's t:dl. Col Lor,!? w.13 frightened, but wou.'d have feaiiessly faced them had it teen day light. Tbia is hard luck. After a long Vad useful lifr, p.ira'e and political, this luan has to suil-.r a;ch tall3. He cBIj his ? in lo r ;lus3 cleaning stff "the s..-vcu wca krs of the world," tiud that he saoma be noticed thusly i? doubtless the ".-iahth wonder; :iy conrty j cila.-h on the ..rii o.: T7e (i cao. iai idof.irikj ..uu now H we arc :uLuve .vilaca bill. f There i-. a ('-' d-.J bill iu Uia I ihiui.lj h' iijd. 2l.-r. sJ The (!.u-n::;-u Auir and tb.. I lI'iUC'v of V, llU.cS. '"" ''rat''lrf' 1 : . , io ! . . . . . . . , . -e -iC J it .. - .actkl"., but 1L3 do net j: c. 1 on : dr.rx-. u cn lh.;: ..-uih cf It ;r cla:n h tin o-posit 11 cf King'j . her: A raun rb " p "id ,r a lot h icd up:,,: Chic - 1 : C 4 ' hot ;rai3'-v :.;:c.iv v. i wen; 'hi: h rot all abov.t .!t, out: 3 hi II i sticir arc now On v?;r rcat for if- ; e. " ruriUes ie i . -L , v ... ...... 1 L T .u '.aj support t..w.. e-. "er tav.au ' . ca; .1 ; ;;t:: ..au 13... V Li B -Oi , waudini i".p no home. ad who in a Ltd, but c ch fell dead i. the s' Johu.o.. ViMage, Vt i-.- ihat e v I li d . -.a:..:. ' a: 3 u r : i .: . you: : .1 'm ou a checker bo.i.-i one cr;!:u of corn c By phieh cr lliot (jnu.,: lohag the nun :-e MjUSiTfj he anu co;it:uou:'y w be;1 on en., h sx cc r? nr.r.y grains vcubl lust bquare, aod "u whole board" : have cn tl. : maav on th rf ;c i-rory ncr h:t- T.-'-t vv. rrr n trotililui wltR h'irf.v -. 1 in f.:.. vi "i mat tsr-ie v.w - - - r I v.-1 - tri'Utcl l,y 01-;, h.'.vh- fii fi:i-!y. 1 wi.s In Ut !...- ( '-.tin) i.-i in'ciiiint Cif n.y 1.ituV. :,K-!um t'jM in' trlnrifls tht I rosU'' ! ini.hth. K' i -'t ami iimlm i.-, -1 "ii. I u: t lndciul in n,.-ii(. . v. hMi sr"iil. -man d I r'a-tc-d my -t- lr. Mi!- N'-v Mean 'ur, ar. sisier, wl,r. h-:'.; b"i.-n raillcUHl j , ... e:i'-. .:;'! t. ! ii ctirclby the mat'.! v. !:i a &-roii?, healthy wou.ati. i. I it t !i; of t ho Ilivirt (Vr. . lnl.- n'l li'iur nf;i r laklni; th; tir-t (ti.-"'l r 1. 1 ; a !c!.a-d Improvement In then-i.-'"';- (,t n:y l.l.xx!. vli(-n I Imd t.-ki-u llirn- run. 1 pjovc rny anKlos, H itnctliliiK I d-jii-:; f..r in.)':' m nn.1 my l!r, hnl U l'-n r')l..;i- vli.U 0;oy Ki:OLn'-nIrtK.-' i It.-f 1 hart taken on bottto E ; lie; :: ,"i.r.) t..-.' hv.-cliln: h!d til . ' mi ! 1 v.-as so n:ijch better that 1 i v.. On r..y ! "i-orr. ntei.tl.it U,:: . :t 01 t:.'.-; !-'!!:! v.l'iable reTjUj'.,'-4iIr!J. 1-I-. .v.vv i t -y lies- t(Jui-rt,Afiisc;ove i-r ..t.( i.t - ,)' , t.. .ni in rears ".B-eiise, :iU e,.--''.-is a jv -itlvo ,arat;i 1 v lr. Miles M.-;.i.-al c .,LIkhai ."-. Ip', yrli't.' .ljr botlle, six IF v , express preiiiu. It is tjosilively . ad y.i.-e cr Uaijge.?cui uru2.' For sale at Gibson's Dro? 1 ' i- ' , c . . ' h-. . , d T-'-:. t : list c . , j so iu prV' h I .i i i ;.f taer I. 4 V I 1 ts cA 1 11 r jn X::uh. UO0;: . V re ol rrin;.- 1 1 .'dm Ihilmer. the inventor cf 'I' j i:.Sivo:.i check .a-.".;, died a 1 : U.. ; J.i u ..i'.ii. '.w 11 IA .11 . ill. : . p a:i. rle waa :. ' Be r years ago :.r.i took charge ot the hats and wr .ps cf tho:e who caa: ' to daaclng pa: 'ace. ( Be -rvenu.:d...i;.,.d chc-oks for thv, ( j iiud eorui raiira:-' .atu; . I-o attci.e' a hi id-::: r.rd iu u h.vlo v. idle th-, 3 :"Si .at I a.;s adopted : . 0. .; th, c:uati ;. j j . . Jvuuint j i V.' . 1 l . 1 i i .'t-l I. IM ' - vis e 'i t -4 fcj (