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Kills Wife. Children and Himself. George Young, a farmer, residing avo miles south of Blue Earth City, Minn., shot and killed his wife, his two bovs, apred two and four years, and himself. All died instantly. Business and domestic troubles form the only explanation for the deed. The Smallest Kaby. Though fcix weeks old, the baby girl l.'Oin to Mr. and Mrs. AVilliam Pollock, in Chicago, has not grown or gained an cunce, and weighs two pounds, the t-nruc as when born. The child is prob ably the smallest iu the world of its age. i3a- Traln Dispatcher in Trouble. T. Q. Thompson, train dispatcher for the Norfolk and Western Railroad, ha3 been arrested at Norfolk, Va., for fel onious aseault upon ICaomai Wood, an lS-year-old orphan girl. It is alleged that the man found the girl on the htreet, looking for a place to f-'.eep. Under 4ho pretense of taking her to a boarding Louse he lured her into a house of ill fp.me. The penalty for the crime in this State is deate. It in taid that Thompson will endeavor to prove blackmail- Needle and Thread in Her Ankle. Dr. E. 0. Tinsley performed an oper ation upon the left ankle of Mrs. John Itoiuh, of Jeffersonville, Ind., which revealed i rather remarkable condi tion. Mrs. Houth had been suffering from sharp pains in the ankle, and ihe incision showed that a piece of laming needle an inch long, with a pit . o of thread, had found lodgment there. The thread was cncysted.In (HiiiK'po'i:; Sentinel. frayer an- r-roram.y nrr rul ri-'ht in their proper place but if you h ivo Trtt'-r or Krzcti-a. or Salt-Rheum, or I.'i nyv rni. ?t-t tor save yo'ir breath and buy ''t f tfiTiii''."' ". rfTis ;i box at drug stares, or by in nil from J. T. Sbuptrine. Savannah. On. Catarrh Cannot be Cured With lo :al applications, as they cannot reach the ?eat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or on-tii 'itionn! di-oa-f. aud in ordr to euro it yyu. mast take internal nmedie?. Hall's Catarrh Our? is Tik.n infernally, and acts di-r.-ctly on the Mood and mucous surface. 1 1 all Catarrh Cure u not a quack medicine. It was pr'jscriho'l by one of tho best physielau iu ths.s country fr year1?, and i a regular pre f"'ripC'on. is com vised, of the best tonics known, coiul.iucdv.ith the test blood, purifiers .''.tins diioctiy on the mucous surface?. The j i!.--feet cor.ihinntlou of the t'vo instreditm.-i is v a it p-.vini-f? -.ir-h wonderful re cults in cur c.V irrh. send for testimonial, free. Y. J. 'husky ic Co.. Props.. Toledo, O. Hold by b:".:i;Ii , price. Tjc. Hall's Family Pills are the bet. Fit? reri:ia::eritly cured. ?'j fit rr irrv.'U iu t;s ai ter ilr day's 11 of l)r. Kline's Oreat N'.TV ll-i-t'irer. '.' trial bottle an 1 t'e Uie f ro Ir. It. II. Kune, Ltt.J'UAr.-hSt.. Philu.. Pa. Mrs. Wi ii nv Soothins? Syrup f.rcLi'drcn te. t;:in.-. i..ft-us the ifum. reducing inllama tt'jn.allays i aln.fircs viaa colic, 'iirz. a bottl. Pi-o"? is tti iudiein 1 1 break up children's rvuebs and Cold.--Mr?. M. G. liLVM, r.'ue. Wash., March S. 1:'J. If arE;-i v. ith nre cye n-e Dr. I. Thomr- ens Kye ...... ii.-u'i-'ts sell at .5e. a bottle SCROFULOUS HUfQR feores Heal-.! by Hoo-l .Saraaparilia and Have 'ever Krlurueil. "I was a s-uferer with scrofulous humor, an 1 had a very ari,'j ore under my chin. It caused me inu'-h ; ain. I also felt tirod nnl de.aj.ond-.-nt, but after taking a fe.v Lotties of Hood's Sarsapariila my sore? were healed and liavi never returned."' Mr3. :. y. r.oekweii, -vhit--? store, y. Hood's Sarsaparilla I- thu bcit in fnct the Or e True Blood Purifier. MTlri"" E3S$ic "st Distention and cure tlvUtl 9 11119 Conttipatiou. Kcctit-j. s 19 G03 BSGYOLES ' n l 1... 1,4- ;.,. r.,.' ,1 ,.. 5r f S'-'.'Ur'I'fc! H.dl. rnre.f!, toCli. <n-tltu nmjOH on wlthoiit fc'ivjinr'O '1' P'Mt Crtfa,-ton r)irr r.AHS A IttCYf t.E t tli'.r. idvcrU W wl.l it in th t?a i'T.f.t 1 . of itit - wliv! t , iu'r'-li..'fl tur-. Write fct re Iu ur se.ciai uirrr. Mead ycle Co. 1 Zii rnur F,. t l.ita.., t!l. ARDR rn be s.t wi'L- cut tliflr kaowle'lfi. i.y Anti-.Ta tn iiiurvel .is rni jv.r rbe '.IrinV h'iv Vri r Iieri.ivit Cii'iru. a. Co.. M lin a.lwr. N" T i'iiil lnfc:u.tlon (In plain wrapper; ma:fj free. Uiiis F E M ALFrEG ULATOR ('ire- f) .-r: r.y V. omen. Absolutely Vi;- r.itic and '.ii.irant:-';'l. MRnufactarud by I.e.oKoul M.innlnln IMetltciin" I'tinnnnv. n mm mi lhc Jlct on the MarSiet. All Druht" n-rl Moiy bnti rinf',1 by I.. iLI..TLK fc Cl-, hatrajiooa. Trim "OSBO R" H E'C a &j u-urtcM oueae "'" 1 1 iu. Cheap boafL Son-J (or CM;,., EGIPI to make "', !'!. Inr't wlilte .Snap for Viei. Instruction I'M ts strny A'l-1. A. W. Muiiilt, I rootown. In l! iiik ;hi:v :' Dr. C. G. GONQND. Tin.' Fiiiuon i Meitlnm vvlI f.ns;ver nucvtlons for anv i im ami K'lariiiiten eorrt et anewprn. Tlionf suds 'mry li eaa revi-ol n;l si errts uiel tnv terli-it. t-act rrl future, by leitcrrK-and a fiw navsonlv. I'unitcc Htonn In Amei-Ica. Heretofore ow supply of iuml;e Etone has come almost exclusively from Italy. Now no American product 13 forcing its way Into the market. This material has been found of excellent qualify in "Western Nebraska, and in a jiulvcii.ed form. There are seven dif ferent deposit?, these comprising in all about 400 acres. According to a report made by Prof. K. O. Salisbury of the University of Chicago, there are ap proximately 8C0.GC0 tons in sight. Tho deposits, with adjoining lnnds, have been acquired by the Chicago Pumice Company. They, however, desired also a lump pumice stone. After much search such a deposit was found in Uta.h, 215 miles south of Salt Lake City, This property comprises 120 acres, anl it i? virtually an entire mountain of th material of all degrees of purity. Man ufacturer. MAI I C Vegetable .Sicilian HAIR REN EWER Prevents the hair from fall- in . . . I mgf out, and makes a new Jvwn CUUIC 111 X OU Vf 1 . save wnat you nave &?vX ano geimore. ino gray hair. H. N. U. No. 43 '97. Il I'litict tit.. ( . , . 1 T vvursH uiui. l uaieil M tn tlmn. fioM by rtrugs-l DRUIm ... Wl. URO fig IE The Legislature to Be Memorialized in Behalf of the Soldiers Home- FORESTRY SOCIETY ORGANIZED Portraits of Three Colonels Tele phono Kates Lower State Fair Offi cers i:iected--Othcr '. C. Squibs. A special from Ealeigh to the Char lotte Observer, says the penitentiary director unanimously decided that Dr. Kir by Smith, son of the superintend ent, had been guilty of the grossest im morality with two of the female crimi nal insane; that the charges against him were fully proved find that Dr. George L. Kirby and Superintendent Smith were commended for promptly discharging him as supervisor. The board also decided to place the peniten tiary absolutely in charge of the execu tive committee, composed of Directors Chadbouru, Martin and Cotten, thus taking control entirely out of Superin tendent Smith's hands. Smith made no protest but submitted to it all. He is now only nominally the superintend ent. His submission is all that saved him, as but for this he would have been deposed. All the officials and employes who have their families in the peniten tiary ore ordered to remove them im mediately. Xo bills aro to bo paid un less approved by Chairman Dockery and two executive committeemen There will be a complete overhauling and all surplus employes av i 1 1 de drop- o I. It was decided that tho peniten tiary should not be leased, as the gen eral sentiment in the State is against If asing. At Kaleigh during Fair Week there was an interesting ceremony at the State fair grounds tho presentation to the State for its library of paintings of the three colonels of the Twenty-sixth North Carolina regiment Z. 1J. Vance, Henry K. Burgwyn and John H. Lane. KichardH. Battle, president of thefair, introduced John Burgwyn McHae, who made the presentation speech in hne taste and paid the commanders of the re;riment a tribute, stating that at Gettysburg the loss was greater than that of any other regiment on either side during the war. Governor Kussell made au eloquent five minutes' speech. accepting tho portraits in the name of the h a e, ami saying that, dead or liv ing, the Confederate soldier occupied a place in the pantheon of fame. He in troduced Justice Montgomery, of the Supreme Court, who in a forceful ad dress accepted the painting. Prominent men from all over the State were pres ent. Col. Lane and W. II. S. Burgwyn and members of the Confederate Veter ans' Association being among them. The Bailroad Commission decides that the order reducing telephone rates in this State must stand. The order was made June 1st, and is as follows: The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company will be allowed a maximum charge (annually, semi-annually or quarterly) for telephono rates as fol lows: Price of business: Special wire, 8:3 1 per year; 2, party wire, each, $30. fn per year; :', rarty wire, each. per year; 4, party wire, each, $20. 10 per year; .1, party wire, each, 1? per A-ear. 1'esidence: Special wire, $21 per year; j arty wire, each, $21. 40 per year; 1 art' wire, each, $00 per year; 4, porty wire, each, $1". s0 per j'ear: o, party wire, each. $1!. 40 ier year. Elective June P.'th, 1"'.T. The State Confederate Veterans iu annual session at Balei'h elected Col. I'rancis M l'arker, of Littleton, presi dent; George T. Leach, of Pittsboro, vice-president, and C. 15. Densou, of llaleigh, secretary. Speeches were made by (I. II. Bat le, J. C. Birdsong, C. J. Leach and Kev. James Buttle. A. C. Avery, W. II. Day, C. B. Den fon and .las. (.'. Macrae wero appoint ed tj memorialize the legislature to make more liberal provision for the soldiers' home, which now gets only annually and has already ex hausted thi-i year's appropriation. It gets far less than the homo in any other State, and hubtantial brick cottages are needed for not less than two hundred. A resolution of thanks to Charles Broad wny Bouss uis adopted by a rising vote. - - The North Carolina Forestry Society v,.n organized at the State Fair. It starts with twenty members. W. E. Petty, of Carthage, was elected presi dent; C. A. Seheii k. of Biltmore, vice president, aad W AV. Ashe, secretary. The forest products of tho .-state are among it3 most important sources of income, amounting for tho eastern counties alone to mure than twelve mil lion dollars. Tho society has for its ob ject the improvements and perj etuitv of the forests of the State, their protec tion from fire: and their renewal. The next meeting will be held at Newbern during the fair, when addresses will be delivered by State Geologist Holmes and other members. The Kll!ll'AHI(i Crnrf cnt-a H.n lnl. is liable for tho costs in the Pamlico nvs tcr cftse. Of theFO costa there aro Fev cral thousand dollars, due the sheriff and clerk. Auditor Ayer does" not see hew ho can issuo a warrant for the amount, and so will recommend to tho claimants that they appeal to the Legis lature for relief. Thero ii some comment on tho ncn tence of George Johnson, negro rapist, at Wilmington, to be hanged on Thanks giving day. It was an unusual selec tion of a day by Judgo Sutton. '1 he railroad commisssion in session at Baleigh took up the matter of the reduction of rates of freight on cotton, which it recently ordered and decided that they should stand. It will bo re membered, H. W. B Glover, traffic manager of tho Seaboard Air Line, urged tho commission not to lower the rate. A 3-year-old childof Mr. Ho over was suffering from symptons of catanb and was taken to Dr. Wakefield for treatment. Tho doctor found and re moved from the child's nose a large fdeel staple, such as is used in putting up wire fences. Observer. ThoStato Fair this year was up tc its usual standard in every department Ihe horse racing Avas interfered Avith by rain. Large croAvds Avore in attend ance each day and many had the pleasure of meeting their kindred, old friends, and some their best girl. The State Horticultural Society- re elected John Van Lindley president; 1. L. LroAvn, of Greensboro, Bccrotary. and C. B. Edwards, treasurer. - Mr. Bagwell, of Wako, for the fifth time, has been aAvarded the grand prize for the best cotton at the State i air. eHARBES WERE fULLY PHOHD TOLD IN PARAGRAPH, The South. Two prisoners broke jail at Newton, N. C. They were awaiting trial for lar ceny at the November term of court. The british steamship Myrtle Dene, from Charleston, S. C, to Wilmington, N. C, grounded near the Cape Fear bar. The postoffice at Boston, Ga., was blown open and one hundred dollars-in cash was taken; stamps and other post office matter was not disturbed. . The New England cotton mill manu facturers will visit the following cities on their Southern trip: Norfolk, lialeigb, Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta and Atlanta. At the Carriage Builders' National Association, in New York, W. T. Jones, of Carthage. N. C. , Avas elected one of the A'ice-president3. The Invalids Aid Society of Nortli America visited Charlotte and Ashe ville, N. C, lastv. tek. They expressed themselves as highly pleased with both cities. At Winston, N. C, talk is being re vived about the Southern Eailway building a road from Beidsvillo to Ker netsviile thereby putting Winston-Salem on a through line. EA angelist Leo has closed his revival at Charlotte, N. C. Many were added to the ditl'ereut churches, and organized an anti-saloon league. He goes to Sal isbury to hold a meeting. ReA Robert E. CaldAvell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, of Wins-" ton. N. C. , is arranging to take a trip to Europe and the Holy Land the first of the year, Avith a party of prominent rsorth Carolinians. About eleven miles from Durham, N. C. . William Brogden, a farmer, Avas killed by a pair of ruule3 running away. His head was broken open and his right arm torn off. At Charleston, S. C, C. G. Pineknej-, Jr. , Avho has been one of the Avealthiest, most prominent mil! and mining opera tors in the South, has suspended pay ment. His liabilities are estimated ot over two hundred thousand dollars. Jacob A. Kluttz, 00j-earsold. liing five miles from Salisbury, N. C, be yond Dunn's mountain on the Stokes' Ferry road was found dead in hi3 house. He was lying prone upon his face, with his head in the fircpiaee. The hair and skin Avere burned from his head. He lived entirely alone. Superintendent N. M. Lawrence, of the Oxford, (N. C. ,) orphan asylum, says that he has aa many children as he can care for, tbo it 110. Ho also says that of tho 1,000 orpbau children in the State who ought to be cared for, under 500 are now being cared for in all the orphanages in tho State com bined. The North. In Arkansas a band of negm white caps lynched a negro charged Avith kill ing one of their race. Tho toA-n of Windsor, N. S. , has been deA'astated by fire. Thousands are home less, and the loss is roughly estimated at $3,000,000. Because, as alleged, Harry Hodgson, of Dallas, Tex , betrayed the daughter of ex-Folicemau John Willis, the latter shot and killed Hodgson. James K. Taylor, of Pennsylvania, has been appointed supervising nrchi tect of the treasury, 'ihere were about thirtj'-fivo competitors. Warrants have been sworn out against State Auditor MayheAv, ex-Auditor Hip pie and Clerk Anderson, of South Da kota, for embezzlinr'. Forest fires at Nelson Bun, near Aus tin, Pa . destroyed twenty million feet of hemlock and 2.1. OP cords of l ark, i esulting in a loss of $2PO,000. A St. Louis. Mo., dispatch fajs $221,00 ) worth of cartridges dynamite, rifles, pistols and Faddler-, intended for the insurgent army inVuba, have been sent to Texan j orts by Cuban patriots. At Wilmot, Ark , a loafing white man, named Cole, was lynched for fihooting Constable Jas. Jones, becawo Le Avas arrested for somo blight uiia demeanor. Henry A. Holcombe, a director of the Bennett and Columbia cotton mills, at New Bedford. Mass., Avhich Aveut down in a financial crash last spring has been ordered held for tho grand jury by J udge Fox. on a charge of con spiring with Frank Bhadley, tho late treasurer, to defraud the corporation out of $1UO,0');. At Houston, Texas, the City Bank of Sherman has failed to open'its doors. Tho bank has assets of 4 to 1 of tlio liabilities, its indebtedness being .-V, -0 0 and assets $200,000. ' ' At Cleveland, Ohio, J. J. Shipherd has been arrested on a charge of em bezzl i ug nearly $200,000 from F. D. Robinson and a receiver has been asked for his firm, Avhich is alleged to be in solvent and owing $2,000,000. Miscellaneous. R. E. Lee, a mail cairier of Char lottesville, Va., has been presented Avith a check for $10,000 by a wealthy student of tho University of Virginia a3 a token of friendship. " The Southern Tevtil cepts invitation to meet tho Noav En-- jancfcouon manufacturers. The Presbyterian Synod of Minne sota has appointed a committee to li-'ht Mormonism, Avhich is fast gain in con verts in that State. The case of Mamager Shrooder, pro fessor of dogmatic theology in the Catholic University, has been referred to 1 ope Leo for final determination. Forced from their reservations by Congressional action, the Cherokci and Choctaw Indians will emigrate to Mexico. b " Tho steamer "Belgis" has arrived at fraul-raucisco, Ca!., with 81,000,000 cargo of Kilk from China. It is to be brought Last by special trains. Washington. One, two and five-dollar silver cer tificates are eo easily counterfeited that a radical chango will be male in the next issue of neAv bills. linmigrnwou omc;ais nave been warned to look out among immifrauts for cases of favus, a contagious diease of the scalp. The circular granting certificates of re-entrance to cattlemen crossing to Europe Avith cattle hrs been revoked because cattlemen have been selling these to anarchists, Avho desire to es" cape to th:a country. The Secretary of War has issued an order creating a military reservation of that part of Alaska lying Avithin a radius of fifty miles of St. Michaels. Surgeon-General Newton L. Bates, of the navy, the President's family rhysician, is dead. ' s in Necessity May Yet Drive Capitalists to Give Us a Show, A REMARKABLE LINGUIST. You Should Not Ci iticise-Adopt Tills Rule A Call From Bishop C. C. Petty to Methodist Bishops. It is now evident that the cotton mill in Charleston, S. C, is being operated ! by colored labor, and is meeting with entire success. There are now 800 col ored hand3 employed in the cotton mill in Charleston as operatives, and no fault has, as yet, been found of the avoi k, but rather comment. Thero is no knowledge we can get of a people, that prove their ability so well, as that of experiment. In every vocation of life, where the Negro has been giA-en a chance to provo himself, ho has shown himself to be efficient, and equal to the task. We do not say that it would be best for the colored people that they should become regular oporatives in the cotton mills generally, because we rather think it would establish a bad precedence, in that it Avould take the children from the schools, and hence tho educational interest would be de creased. Tho Union Star. While there are so many laborers and mechanics on strike throughout the countrj-, especially in those parts whero foreigners have almost completely sup plauted American labor, we are remind- 1 fit m sm ' m eu ot ino ieAv connicts between em ploj er and employe in tho South, where most of ihe labor is performed by col ored people. During the great strike of the Pittsburg iron workers in 18J3 it Avas reported that the Carnegie Com pany intended to gaadually increase their force of colored laborers until all the shops should become fully equipped Avith this kind of help. This company has for years employed some colored men about their works, and Superin tendent Frick says they gavo satisfac tion in all ca?e.. Tho works at the time which Ave refer employed over.3,000 for eigners. Necessity may yet drive capi talists to a recognition of the fact that it is to their a hantago togiAe theAfro Ametican a show. Philadelphia Tri bune. No Negro who has self-respect, race pride, etc , and is anxious to see his race progress in all that is noble and elevating Avould sit doAvn and criticise Negro enterprises. If ho isn't financially prepared to give something toAvard sup porting euch enterprises he would at lea3t ppeak encouragingly of them, es pecially when having an occasion to eo do. But, sad to say, we have a class of colored people Avho Avill do all in their power to retard the progress of any en terprise gotten up by ono or more of their color; such a class of Negroes are a stench in the nostrils of the decent, respectable aud progressive clement. 'Ihe Baptist Vanguard. -1- J. Vance LeAvis, colored, Avho Avill graduate from the Chicago Collcgo of Law this year, is a remarkable linguist. Six years ago ho could barely read. Si nco then, according to the Chicago Record, ho has acquired a reading and speaking knoAvledge of German, French and Spanish, and is also accounted a3 a good English scholar. Ho takes up a study of lauguages as a division and proposes to btudy the Hungarian and Russian tongues this year, in connec tion Avith a course iu international law. Ho also hopes to ptt a great knowledge of several Oriental lan guages in tho next few years. The Progress. We Avould walk fiA-a mile i ntlior tdau rido in street car in which we are com pelled to take a back seat; avo would never vce a show or play, never mind hoAy meritorious, if avo warn rnmnalla.i to occupy a seat in the peanut gallery. in fact Ave avouIu not go to auy place Avnere Ave are not Avanted. If our peo ple Avould adopt this rule, it Avould not be long before avo would be invited to visit many places which now kuoAv us not. The Recorder. Hishop C. C. Pettej-. of tho A. M. E. Ziou Church, has issued au invitation to all tho colored Bishops of the Metho dist Churches cf America to meet Avith in the next twelve months at some cen tral point, io discuss important issues pertaining to every phase of the com mon interests of tho church Keuted; especially the twentieth centu ry celebration. Southwestern Chris tian Advocate. Mr. V. ('. Washington, of Lexing ton. Va , carried off tho oratorical honors at Oberlin College this year aud Avill represent that institution al the Nortlnvestern Oratorical Associa tion Avhich meets in Auu Arbor, Mich., iu May. This is quito a distinction and ono Avhichthe successful contestant may avcII feel proud of. Colored American. r Selma, Ala , is badly worked up over a report that a Avealthy NeAv York Negro is negotiating ior me purchaso of the MatheAvs cotton mill property of that ciiy, and, if successful, he Avill use all colored laborers, thus throAving some 300 or more white persons out of em ployment. The deal seems certain. The Republican. Mr. Benjamin 11-.' Lowndes, of Balti more. Md., died recently and be queathed six thousand dollars to mis sion work in this country, aud two thousand dollars to mission work in Africa. Tho Recorder. A careful census just completed gives the number of colored people in Phila delphia as 43, 180 in a total population of about 1,30,000. Of these lo,8!)0 are under 21 years of age, of whom 0,110 at tend tho public echool. Of the total number 12,70 aro church members Tho Tribune. Prejudice against us may be on the increase, but our progress is keeping a stride or two ahead of this very annoy ing inconvenience. Richmond Planet. In order to rise Negroes must stick together. Bishop Turner, Georgia's colored bishop, Bays there is no more future for tho Negro in this country than for a frog iu a snake's den. And yet the Negro ha3 the benefit of free schools and freo suffrage. in Avhom, bishop, is the fault? Ocalla Banner. I " The North Carolina Industrial Asso ciation for tho colored race will hold its annual fair this year on the week be ginning November 2. Have you a home? Have you a farm0 Havo you a trade? Favo 3-ou a good character? If not, make haste to et them. -The Eastern Herald. AFRO in in ! EARTHQUAKE IN N. C. Lenoir and" Winston-Salem Felt the Shock Distinctly. Lenoir, N. 0. (Special) A very distinct earthquake shock was felt hero and at other points in this locality shortly before -11 o'clock on the night of the 22d. Winston, X. C (Special.) There was a distinct earthquake shock here about half past 10 o'clock on the night of the 22d. It made windows rattle for a few seconds. The wave appeared to pass from west to east. There seemed to be two waves in very qtiick bucccl eion. The Earthquake Felt In Virginia. Richmond, Ya. (Special.) Several points in southwestern Virginia report having experienced an earthquake shock on the night of tho 22d. No damage is reported. CLEVELAND AT PIUNCETON. Two Thousand People Hear Him Make an Address. ' At Princeton, N. J., on the22ad the first annual exercises in commemora tion of tho day when a charter waa granted to the College of NeAv Jersey, were held in Alexander Hall. Tavo thousand people were present on the occasion, which was made one of signal importance by the address of dro ver Cleveland, ex-President of the United States, and Lord Aberdeen, Governor General of Canada. One hundred and fifty j-ears ago the prov ince of New Jersey crranted tb mllo which afterward assumed its name! a charter authorizing the beginning of the institution of learning which be came Princeton UniA-erfutv Inst Octn. ber. and the exorcises atpi a inr fold purpose of celebrating the origin of tho College of Noav Jersey and its evo lution into Trinceton Unn-ersity. BANK NO. 3 CLOSED. The National, of Asheville, N. C, Has Closed I s Doors. The National Bank of Asheville, N. C, closed its doors on the 22d. This leaves but one bank there. As soon as the announcement was circulated a run was begun on the Battery Park Bank. Up to 1 p. m. more money had been taken in thau paid out. The Battery Park Bank had $75,000 in cash at the last showing. The run on the Battery Turk Bank stopped about 2 p. m.. leaving moro money in the bank than Avhen it opened this marning. The statement of the National Bank is to the effect that inability to make col lections was the cause of the failure, and that it is probably the assets will be sufficient to pay all depositors. MAKKIKI) IN JAIL. Tho Man and Woman Clapped Hands Through the Jail Bars. A srecial to tho Charlotte (N. C.) Ob server says a novel marriage was cele brated at Newton. The contracting par. ties, Perry Johnson and Agnes Scronce, both confined in the county jail, await ing the November term of the Superior Court to answer criminal charges against them. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. M. D. Giles, of the Methodist Church. The groom stood inside his iron cell and the brido on the outside, with hands clasped through the bars during tho ceremony, after which the bride Avas reconducted to her own apartment, amid the cheers of the other tAventy prisoners. Convicted of 3Iurdcrin Four .Minutes. At Goldsboro, N. C, Sam Wright, colored, aa ho, on the night of tho 2d inst,, brutally murdered W. A. Carr, a county Btore-kccper, by cutting hi3 throat, for the purpose of robber-, was tried before Judiro Robinson mid frmrwi guilty and sentenced to be hanged on November 10th. The evidence was Avhollv circurnstnntinb but rnnMiuir. of the prisoner's guilt. The iurv re tired at 5:4 n. m. nml in 111 TV i rtufAa ' later brought in the above verdict, which gives general RHtisfn.-tinn motion for a new trial Avas overruled. In Camp on Sulllynn's Island. Charleston, S, C (Special). -Bat tery C, First Artillery, U. S. A.. Cap tain II. A. Hubbell commanding, is now quartered on SnlliA-un'o Tslor.,1 The soldiers have arrived at quaran tine. The steamer Planter, on which they wero brought bore from St. Aug ustine, ran doAvn to the island, tents were pitched and the mn AVftlit intn Cami) until Kuitabln bnrrnV - -'-mvuw MAW V V i 1 1 " pleted. Thero nre sixty-one men mid four officers in the garrison. Fnirn Financial Failure. Tho last day of tho North Carolina State Fair, owing to bad Avcather, Avas a financial failure, so rays the Char lotte, N. C, Observer, bo far as the races were concerned, but in other re spects it was up to the usual standard. The entrance monev was retnrnvl ni very generouslj' the managers cf the lair paid tne ireignts on the horses en tered to the next place whero they race. Birmingham Miners Organizing. A convention of tho coal miners of Alabama was held at Birmingham, when it Avas decided to organize at once and affiliate Avith the United Mine Workers of America. Commtttees wero appointed and within thirty days 10, 000 miners Avill be formed into unions Avhich will represent the strengh of tho organization in the Birmingham dis trict. The Fowler Bicycle Company Broke. At Chicago, an assignment has been mado by the Fowler, Cycle Companj-, one of the largest bicycle concerns in tho West. Tho officers of the company are reticent regarding the amount ci assets and liabilities, but the best in formation obtainable giA-es the liabil ities as close to $500,000, and the assets much less. The concern employed about 500 men. Killed in n Pool Room. At Leo Schultz's bar and pool rooms in Salisbury, N. C, Frank Averitt, a machinist of Nashville, Tenn., Avas shot and killed by Gilmoro Hammond, of that city. It is supposed that they wero gambling Hammond has been com mitted to jail. A Postoffice Robbed. The Monmouth, Va. . postoffice. four miles from Lexington, has been hha,i I by three men. Thirty-fivo dollars was secured. The burglars escaped. XTooIcu Ingrain Carpet, 33c. Imported Velvet Carpet, 89c. Our enMre foreo is worilng day and Vight flllinjr orders. You, a!o, run favo 5'J to Ci) jicr rnt. on a rarrct by Avriiirjr for our tit-w Colored t'ntp'-t Cntali Kin; Avhich tliiA3 nil frm cis in llihociHphC'l color mi 1 wii li e xact 1 iiu ti;o-. Tli? li .oiroaisyi.il nothing. If you Avi?h rpjalify eamjj!i. tend 60. In elan t3. (Jur i."vr J12 pup" pomtkl mini. 1:110 fif V'urniiuro, Pmpcrlf, Crockery, Btorcf. ftc.. Avill bo tcady alter Nov. 1-f. AVilto for It then. JULIUS HINCS & SON, KALiiueiti;, bii. Please rocotion tbis paper. Mothers! fprmdiscotn I fort3 aud dangers of be almost en7v lircly avoided. Ail k VineoICarduiA- r c 1 1 e v e 9 c x- VMr. ers. It gives mits thern iu condition to do their vork perfectly. That makes prcg n.iucy ler3 piinful, shortens labor and hastens recovery after child-birth. It helps a woman bear strong healtny children, MEUIEE' W s ! sru urn has also brought happiness to thousands of homes barren for years. A few closes often brings joy to loving Lcarts that lc:i for a darling baby. No woman ehould neglect to try it for Hi is trouble. It currsninc cares cut of ten. AU druggists cell 'VViue of Cardui. i.co per bottle. For idvics In cases rcuirir,; sreclal di.-ec'ior.s. adJrri. rlviry tyr.iptarr.3, tie " LadUs' Advii-ry Lwpirtricr.i." Ti-.s Oattansosa Meiiciae Co., Chatu cccca. Te.-.n. M Krs. L0C13A II At?, of JeCersen, Ca., says: "Vhn I first lock Vine of CaMul W3 had been married three years, tut eould not hava ary thilrtrfn. Kina months later 1 had a Coe Girl baby." M I . t. vJ roit nrroNnr vrr. tNviTr.n Old Poiniiiiin Iron A all Wit lilr!n:tnnil. tk Seaiile FREE INFORMATION Klond ike i;v Si: '.TT!.;;. Wamt , C'llAMortt !' C t MMI.IU E lfl.tAl'. Alaska M-ATTI.I'. KlONMKK. A l.A'K A. WnllUlnn s-t". .'("ilti". tc.um j ,.,t illation; K.uln.n-l. C' riiTu i- i i!. Mi:.iiiikpnt Ark iil!nrnH Viirii : Jlii i Mi' in-: I.'iuot-t I'lioo-: lyotitct Hmh'I'U fin r: l.niv. tl City; Saf-tt Ku'ittt; Afi.l. Sir. Riss'sGoDseGrcaseLinirsienf lwitys noli! uiulcr .1 piuir.u.lof t- nrp nil JHl.o t.r.l pair-. tlKtitiintt-rr. lulu iili: i.i. fjnain-. l.riii-- nml l.m n. H i-nl.u warm tit ii t i-iiie ii Ms. irniiti.ri.iiclis ii mi J. niii. r,u:-lvr tl.im titiy Unwn niinilv. Nnuro no pity. Mil d l.y Ml i!rt!-u(.t tin. I n-nrnil Motes. M.iil.- fiilv ly i.l;()Si; i!!KASK L1N1.MKNT CO.. CJin r .t:..ii.. N. C. PflMPl FTP COTTON, SAW. CilMST, bUllirLLIL Oil ami l.rliliot- MIXaXi OUTFITS. Also Ciln, Prrsa, C:uo 71 ill nml Shinglo Ottllil. CTTCast ticry day; xcorl: :;) lari'lf. LOMUAKI) IKON' WOKKS AM) SUI'l'LY COM TAN Y. ALOl'isTA, gi:oi;cjia. STRAYER'S COLLEGE ffirrMK'; I BocVkcepi:iK.Beet,C!irai!.!siU:,i,. t. ' tmiutt 1 ' FH'C :mi' Kr"t V.lmvcrr. t'rm: t ir n 11:KK 1 13 ii ' "'-f I " -wil. lot it-. .1. .....aL-.- : I b a 2 m:. ?. rKniiuv, .ni.-.', in-, 1 tan i:.J TL n- T,, :t I v t ' li r- i?.V -"V x l gkt Tiin r.r.snxn atici;t8 Walter Baker & Co.'s Breakfast COCOA Pure, Delicious, Nutritious. Costs Less than OATIJ CENT a cap. Be sure that the package bears our Trade-Mark. Walter (established i78o.) T" Y papors ani books -which voa t7T"rv H5a. F fl RI I jiko o iook tip u you naa aoaae compact book which Avouli glv the In formation In a few linoa? not bo ob!Iel to banlle a twenty-portal cneyciorffll'a coating t23 or $30. pm f a atftmpa eent to BOOK FI'J- uaHinuriouse,i34Leon- O S fur llsh you, postpaid, with Just such atf lllustrateJ, with coaip.eto handy Index. Do you know Avho Ctujjui was. and whero h Lved? YiioLuHt the Tyramlds, and when' That sound travels 1125 feet per neconlt What is the loosest r.ver io tho world? That Maroo I'olo inventol tho compass la 1264 and who Marco Tolo was? What tho flordian Knot was? Tbo Look contains thousand! O or fxP'ftnntions ot Just ll bo,u;- 2!" '4t tlollar.vnQ. inn, SESO TO OlT CALL ON MOORE & KYLE, No. 8 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N, rj, ALSO JOBBERS ! Ct.rnp Cii'rv'. I nmn ami r;iwrr. Wim g'vejotiOLD TARIFF PRICES. Incur rtail lipiirtiiH-nt carry tl. i.wntlnoniMt. lino of l)iii'ii rw.ir. Cnt (in-n VVeiUpwiM ' Brlr-a-Huie ! IIoiim Furntf-hltiK cnrrl lijrunv li'ic in the Mate. Uur price are lowest. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR! 1 By J. irTTifif.m Ayr, A. M..M.D. it. '.lie ri'ifct Vfl.ualdo fir k I for iho l.'oasi UoM, Ww.tlng It !dr tho t!.y-rtlili.u!n ' Cjrin;fnnin uf ilifiin-i.t l; m-h, mIk t'atuiM nii'l l man vt l'r ! venting hio'j llnr, oint U. Sii.!.!(.t I'.i'iiic.l'.v lilc'j will ul- l.'vlj.tf or euro. l-fi'xx, iT ifiiM ly lllutrat1. 1 Tru- I'.miU i rl.t n In to in eri r)-l:.y KoKiiKh, mi l In fico front iln- If . -liiilf.il (priii wMrli s ri-n.lcr imt l'.t.l"r li.x.lu ,o Talm-k'H to lii Knurmlily uf 'iftt'tT. 1lil HaoU In. (rnilrtl inbrol f-rlT iu I lt I'm mil v, ii.l U i wi, .. k tutx- r n lii.i iii.IitIii Ml i-1.11 u.M.vuiin. rosrr.11). j I'onlaai Mmnf.s Taken. J Kot only ilnot. tui lnjk con Inlti mu.'ti liifoi muti'm lla live . Ij.m'Iim.', liit err tirojwr. ly Kivn a t nii.irti aimly.. of f.-.-y Hi ina rc rtamiiiit ! t,"urt. Ftilf. Muriia nn l , "o luo lion r.ti 1 l, hi 111 j tt ilcaiiliy .t 11 llf,,t.ipt'i (vim A alu.ii.lA l n:i I I ro- r. ii'i.K, K- ' 1 liiint i'liiknf I!.. '.hii 'cl I 1 n.'lii , '0:1 t iiieof ( -! (li n r il' l l;,a.l 'onri i t li.x itiiiiu ri 11. 1 1 ci 1 rit, , 31 l. 1111111J !i.,.N.I .I iir . 4, Cfere Bt hi 1 V.'av.t to i-rn all a'ut a A Cit.li'i.i? V.Wjv- Ifi; . ' v r tl 'ti at. 1 i.i 1 a .clu' linn l? t'e'f 1 14m an 1 T.-'t a "i'.r v,) n a. I i . !? 1 t'.if A r" I.v U.?!'!! v. to cU ll. I'iSi iOt I'arl . I Aui:r.l.' !!. I bho m Kr.? ricri1! All ',U a.i.l t.'lior A'r.I jaM.j Ir.f mh.h'1 n ru;i t- ! i v ral!:n ur lUO-IMta: 11.1.1 TH T! it n:ii:2: n.ioii. iiih viii r.r-.i. i aiJ.cn r:r!jjt ' t rl.,1)' 25 ccitla iu tlum:. BOOK PUB. nOUSE, 131 l.rotinj-d M., N. V. ( ii Alabama Marries Mississippi OjcftT'l, Ala., Avri'.cs: IJitO &V?i-? used Dr. ?I. A. f-iw fa:3! sM I iacTsritcurcj l)'..: V.o fir rrrn.t jc'irg. rln t HT TJIT of Ucul..0our Btoaint U. i I BU-li IlcaJaclie, end 3 nrmyothor J;cmcb.I tried "ThciU or.J'o Wick DrauLt." I.ut.i.l r.a fiti'l - wJ.iiii."CjHA.Sli;iuiOii:IMlkluv, Leaoorrhcsa-'lVhlfea.0 T3i!e Ii a 0i.)t Ji.r from tviiW-h fcAVAromen ear-upe nt -.uip jici lo'l uf their Iitch. It H in tin! nature of nanal cutarrh. In ivliouliliy comlitiuu tiic limits rccmljrcuecf- the prulial rrKB MTrctco t-uliicieut tiocui to iuoihU ii Hu tu, bui if tlio mu t:a lutn-bittuo li en pelted or inP.amcJ, tho r cciftioa l.cconioi I rofue, in-il;tinic; md oIictiKivr. The be I tcfiU',! aviII foil.i'.r ilio ti t.t our Wlcau t' utala liciiin'.y aisftn in lccilon, rnnlttdoHi lv.irc a hf fr porno tlmo it tbnt Treat r.t"vmo tov.ir. Dr. Mmiriinii bquaw Vina Wiuc, w.::curctlioc(.iiii liiiit. ' I lit rzy, mihh., v Mtrf ; A. Siiuii.ona I.ivrr Motil lnc liaa teu uihvI so yearn In tuy l utUcr'n family fr .rotinc,Sl.U 11t1 Utlir, ljrf-ivlii, ltll liM.irnT.il, Nf Hlstrr Avaa ri.naucil toLf. J fortnoDlbn from XnlJtrpi'infiit of I.ircr. Oar Laor puvt lcrr.i t-jtilo. Mjo M'i;u i ti.Ur.K ?l. A. ti. I M.wi'l v i'Ku entirely am!1 ' 'i hcf lano luft coiiiMit l'iti bol ocn ?I. A. E. M. ttti-l Va llln n I.lvcr l;ci;tilatt.T. 'Uiu latter I y careful ti'st l'v Iiib l'a foua l notbo iclJablo ban beta 0i tarJcX Mciutrusl Irrocularliies. Ibcrly la Ibc pcrloil Avbcn mrniitrnMlftn l3CbtabIitbf!. U is llietimoAvbcntl.ppul bccoi'U'H a AToman, rml uho tbo tituofK.ia AThitli Miiny femaio UicHhtK rir.lo. Ilia mcnxirosl iioav iia ua l.y coat Inacn Iron tin fa to tlx days enj ctue on uIhiuI every ttvcnty-ciKht tlaj". Tbo quauiity ca l' l variH from two to elgbt ounce, brit tbo union nteoiiHiutent ATlth tho bcaltticf cnn 'erno:i tnn bo rcctHlvo mil aat okrnlnu ia eootbt r. 'i'bc fnuction la refranlrU tin beinif rcrtjl.'ir AAbtti lt effect upon tbo ayrm H fuvornlil'. Tbo Oepaitared from benlUi nenslrnalinn art! ntttncrouti nnd rboubi bt rnrrctt-d by U3ius tr. foi&nuuua biuaW Vino Vi ioe. , r vTi.NTi i.i srri5 5r,utr rn (T.'js-"" ll )' i. !l rbitc llul.y t enlir. WiX'i .iiir.iiiii.l. .1 by e Hik: lli llllatiM. 5j!iiU' 15c. V. M. AVatmnh .1 CATALOort I'ltH. 1'lOVl.klK'C, 1!. I. K N. V. No. 43.-97. Baker & Co. Limited, Dorchester, Aoss. OFTEN co mo across expreonioni and references lr tba nun. doa't fullv underiitanJ. and Avhich von wnnM U r Street. N. Y. City will ,y t,nrti. r ... u " nrrl Rlrciit M V trill such matters na you wonder m ry low price of iZ f IMrilOYIi XQVllSbU, ' c. OF TOYS, h S m rar V 1 fm i 1 T7 Try tyfL !S y
The Gazette [1891-1898] (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 30, 1897, edition 1
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