LOCAL MATTER
OCU1IAU COUNTY DEMO
CK&TIC TICKET.
For the Legislature :
JOHN T. NICHOLS.; t
ForSNriff;
F.D. MAKKHAM.
For Treasurer
W. H. ROWLAND.
" Register of Deeds :
- PASCU ILL LUNSFORD.
Coroner.
DR. N. M. JOHNSON. ,
Surveyor:
. r. A.M. LEATIIEIIS.
pToted and in running order, the '
mHoagors will put on a fast train to
rau from Raleigh via Durham, Ox
ford, Clarksville to Richmond, It is
Ieipeceed that the road will be finish
ed by the middle of August.
Look out, watch the professor,
and see if the Republicans and Third
parties don't "fuse" this year. See
il the Republicans don t endorse ev
ery man nominated by the 3rd party.
I he honors will be divided, watch
the prediction. '
The Ronded Warehouse ques-
will be definitely settled Monday.
We urge upon merchants and all
business men to take stock in this
enterprise. What benefits one class
help all the rest, lia up end
doing.
We noticed a flock of fine look
Injrihcep passing " along oar streets
this morning. It is an evidence of
thrift to see them dotting the bill
sides of our farms. Rut do we? Sheep
husbandry is very much neglected in
Rht sprinkle and it will take numer
ous passages over the street to keep
tho dust well layed; and we take it
that this is what it was purchased for,
ii ui vin 8 can ue reiueuieu. we are
more than pleased to see it moving
about upon our streets. It has re
freshing look, t
The colored people of Durham,
thi.t is the members of O. U. 0. of
0. F. U. S. A., whatever that is
will have a big time here on the 8th
and 9th of August. They will hold
Bazzar and there will be excursions
from Raleigh, Winston and other
pointa. An oration will be de
vered by Rev. .C. u. Davis, of
Greensboro." The object of this o
casion is to raise money to buy a lot
and build a Ilall for
Durham.
We rise to remark that the dog- lorae portions of our State.
a ay season us arrueu.
Hon. Jas. W. Dunlop of Bieh!
rnond, Va.. Is dead.
The breaks of tobacco are light,!
this week. Prices continue about
tbe same.
-Mr. Thomas Attklus pot his
four finger sawed off at the Durham
Saab and lilind lactory yesterday.
Quite a number of tbe papers
aro saying that Maj. V. A. Guthrie,
ot this place baa been placed on the
Republican ticket for Supreme court
Judge. They are rather previous.
We learn (hat the Major has not yet
been noiified of bis selection:
You can't run a campaign of
1848 in 1840 to save your life. "The
Death ot Mrs. GUI.
Died at her residence near Wake,
West, N. C, Mrs. Annie E. Gill,
aw Go' years She leaves an inter
estinir family ot six children, she was I factored
. m .m a .. . -J .
oved and respected by all who Knew m0 Atlanta Ga,
ber. Sue was tbe sister ot the wite
of J.F. Corbitt, of this place.
Fash on tho Bonded Warehouse party of Progress" the Republican
The New lload
Our people are moving ahead with
the project to open tbe road from
Guess Mill to Little River. This
will shorten the distance from Dur
bam to Cedar Grove four miles, and
the late John McUown said it was
time. It
has cone back to the days of log
cabins and cooo-skina. It bas reached
too far back and will be lost in tbe
distance when November arrives.
In the Lynchburg market for
tho week ending 24lh. there was a
decrtaseof 12,400 pounds compared
wild tbe week previous: also a de
crease of 2,479,700 pounds from Oct.
1st '87 to July ', compared
with same time last yea.
While the Republicans are bowl
ine for "protection to Ame rican labor
th newspapers in the United States
derated to the interests of labor.
with two or three exceptions, are ad
vocating Tariff Reform as proposed
U th.llAm....tlii nt I hut tal'
tbe story.
Tle crops in the eastern part of
CI atbam. along tne 11. &. A. Kail
ro:id cannot porsiuiy make more
than one fifth of the usual crop. We
Jo not believe there is an acre of
corn along the road that will make a
peck of Ions corn. It might b.said
tho crop is a failure
Tbe Chicago littiet corcn eiting
on the conviction and sentencing t
bard labor for seven and five years,
nnctively, of Cross and White,
lb Kaleigb, N. Cf bank booll.rs,
ieinarks that "Southern iutico in t
as Ux as it is said to fee. ami a little
of it further North wouldn't do any
barm.
The people of Durham county
pay a large tax, to work tbe public
roods. Every criminal sentenced to
tho penitentiary or work house is rut
on tbe public roads. Yet we believe
the road are in a worse condition
than ever before at this season ot the
jeur. Let every public road be wel
worked.
Quite a number of the Durham
Ltebt Infantry sn I band lave rr
'turned from the encampment. The
reinunder will be home th's after
noon. The boys are full of incidents
sod rrmtoixceiiCM of their stay in
Camp IVrder. Ihey all report
isplendil time, and speak in high
terms tf '.Yrighttviile and Mining
Uor. Mn-
" -ThsfcsioBof the Durham Dii
our war . ou ,jrv.r.nM
- I li li, s. aiuivivhi I mw sn"vi tuu f
-The N. C Dookselleis sad t.rire.lv .tUnd.!. Rev. Dr.
Stationer's Brd of Tiade will neet u. g Bck presided. The following
at Wilmington tbe aecona lueaoaj i,,m ecte,i, delegates to the Annua
fa Annus. Mr. w. a. ' Crnference: li VY. Hynum. K
this rity is secretary, and tape -JVriHh, J. A. Johnston, John Mitch
Q. Ilarrell, of Kaleign, prtaiaen.
A. nw order has been lamed to
PosUl Clirks, by the P. O. Depart
movement . It will be a good tning
for Durham.
The small hot with, a stone
lirniMon his heel, looks on life as a
very doubtful proposition.
Home raised water-melons are
rolling itto town. Tkty were plenti
ful to-day.
We would like to know if every
man in Di r'lara is doirg his duty for
the success of me iomcco &xpo
tion. If ' " t - .
It you want to double op in
abort order you now have the oppor-
tiinitr. Tbe cucumber harvut is
opon ua.
Contentment is belter than
rithM."it has bcea trulr said, and.
we may add. is much more rarely
enjoyed.
The wheat crop ia Chatham
tnrned out about one third of an av
rage jieW. The fanners are very
despondent
Raleigh and vicinity wu visiwd
h th lua.mL run veslerusT we
have seen fall io a long
eontinued four hours.
Ani?tit the 8th Wdnedy
latha dav Main Street Methodist
Sunday Sd otd will run an excur
ion to Winston.
Tne threeand-a-ba!f story to
bamo atoraire house, in . tbe rear of
Mr.W. Duke's residence, ii being
moved across Main street.
There were large breaks at the
warebonsea to-Jar. Tbe covered
wagons were numerous The offer
ings were somewhat above the aver
age.
Don't fortrct tbe democratic
Mtailnff in Durham next Monday
niffhi. Lrt there be a full turn out
Af .11 thnm who wisb to bear the
principles of the parties discussed.
-Wfr mlon teas" are the
latest twbts in fashionable circles. It
i a 1m in order for editors to have
oantolmir breakfasts and musk
melon dinniiigs.
Duriam ia a thriving, energetic
town, and no mistake. Raletgh Y w
ell. Alternates : O. P. Alston, W.
II. Branson. T. II. Walker, S. Y,
llrown. BurUnctnn wu selected a
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- . m . . .... unit ni ion iiiv ina niL mpninir 01 inn
nant Thm fflCL IOd 01 mSXinZ vH IV . . Z "
r;ii.UrtlmatUrwitha lead pecc.l UiHtrictConierci.ce.
isnotdeeiw l secure, nerka must .Wall atop. Wa are hotgilrg
after August 1st, use either ink or w wrjW ay mon "pretty pieces for
Indelible pencil. the paper, we wrote one this morn-
-V.J?her'ir J. W. Taylor, of Ot- :ng full ofpiy-thoa and wnrds of six
i l M.MH. makes a larce sv lab es. and after piactni it nnaer
..re... i.,K.n. tilowcd uo his a weicht, we laid b.ick in our thai
. . . j .... ..J fAMtt TUrn Kitf av.trita lilfa aniKi
..nil law ai M miff, buu i iu it.m auw k
tnrnt tl. land in oess. The drought tious and vindictive pohiioians, got
... . - la. la! . l.a.a..1Ma. m. a. J
bsd bumt Op bi tObaCCO. W ngnuns; -rami w,wmim -u..
D-mocrata you have no time to . llriki0ff on their war an
lose, lie up ana uwi'K. v i-t mahie cttueo. who was comina
np to pay a bill. Wt really can
afford to have these things happen.
the liver the kidneys What The People Say.
PEMBERTOITS
.,.., An A,TTil -thorny McAfer, Chattanooga,
LEMON AND ORANGi. Tcud. : "It gives me pleasure to im-
form you that my wife has been re
stored to health by the use of your
Coca Wine. She had been in very
poor health for many years suffer
ing from Dyspepsia, Hysteria, Con
Btipation, Sick Headache and Inao
mnia. At times she suffered extreme
ly with Neuralgia, and all the reme
dies used and recommended by phy
sicians only gave her temporary re
lief. Your Coca Wine has done the
work."
Dr. C. A. Ltyles, Atlanta, Ga.: "I
have used your French Wine Coca
with marked success is suprasensi
tiveness of tbe mental faculties an
sing from excessive intellectual
strain; also in nervous headache
and restlessness and insoruuia of the
I so-called typho-malaria fever."
mil) tf.
The most perfect liver medicine
m the world. It Keeulates tne
bowls, it purifies the blood, it clen-
ses the system, it positively cures
consumption, biliousness, dyspepsia,
fever, chills, bad breath, sour stona
acb, pain in side or limbs or back
the Order inC08t''vene88 aDa kidney troubles of
any form. Specific for all female
irregularities, relieving "change ot
life" period of all danger. Pleasant
to take. No restriction of diet or
habit rexnired. Sold by all drug
gistsat 60 cts. per bottle. Manu-
by remberton Mediciae
m!9-tf.
NORTH CAROLINA JJKYVS.
JOTTINGS AND CUPPING 3 FIIOM OUB
STATS EXCHANGES.
The honse of Thos. Lower, five
miles from Shelby, was destroyed
Uiin.l n w inaima... T .naa Y
1'a l.n.l tn.l IM lha flAl.ffitv Atl . .. '
'
at least $700. A prominent gentle. The Raleign Scott Partin mystery
mun said this morninz it would be ' About ended. , It is nut bcott ac
worth a hundred thousand dollars cording to correspondence with the
annual! v to iJurhani. The merchants "a department which identify the
aro the ones mostly interested id it. nan Robert Lecson l'orter.
bey wen know why this road will nuirrU Nmn.Oh.rtt - Cummin.
I 1 1 a T A I 1 V- I . 3
nenennnem. iHOw eenuemen pian a,onar l,,hn Rn h in son hu rrn to
down the cash, and it will bs opeued. gurr- and Yadkin counties this week
a .. . i" -1: :ii l. ..i. if. s . . . .
Application wui w iujc uen aiuu- where De wiu organize farmers' instr
t Jtss and experiment farms.
A IMUl Wie OI lIHHlimjr. A.illa , P.nm a Mfir M.
LVNC0BCRO, Va., July ou. sues pjBV6a Vestrda hv a rentleman of
t r J.. u.r . 7 ' . ' i .
aiiifrgie uuruiiii, juk " thu city we learn that the enemeers
Montstomery, Ala., who has been via. th Carolina. n,,mrwrln anand
itinir ibe family ot Mr. Alexander Chicago Railroad are certain to come
Simpson in this city lor several weens, ,o Asheville.
.k.f it nutri tt nut h.nd. A negro named Scott Cowan tried
' . . - I k :i i : ti i. i .
on ber to prevent her from doing " m iwuuuiB wu-
..! vu, i. nn .nn.n iy as ine onicer was taxinz uim v
Uvl Ovlt UJU' Ji v,w v "1 I v v m 4 - m a .a
r. h. m..l,t h Jan. uesiashea himsen severely witn
ent home under escort to-morrow. UU1 ul'0 uuw wo
- ss x . il . l.il. - r . I .
learn irons me uanutie wmmcie.
Clinton Caucasian : The Wilming
ton Presbytery meets in this place to
day. -There is a pear tree on Mr.
R. R. Bell's plantation that is sup
posed to be 100 years old and has a
full crop on this year of good pears,
Greensboro ratrtot : Some one
threw a stone across tho court preen
i to-day and broke tbe legs of six can
didates tor Sheriff, and eight candi
dates for Register of Deeds, while sev
eral escaped unhurt.
Capt. Banks, of the steamer Ran-
ccr, was drowned at Nag's Head Sun'
day morning. He was so far from
lesirable grades have advanced, es- shore that no one dared t j go to bis
nwiallv irood to fine mahocanv and assistance. We learn this from
. . . . i I- m I
bright wrappers, ana are wanted. 1 1 iw iuservvr apwuu.
made some splendid salts oi wpacco Ireden countf Democraf,c Coovcn
VT J'A' 1 -,i?Trt o Ik ' U'on held l WiD yeaUrday,
verKr, ' recommended D. Turner for tbe Sen
eraon. 6bh puuDda, f-'tH ..average.i tnJ noroinate a. Lcazar and J.
I3C 0!; W. r- IWKerson 4. pounds, IIoman for the IIou. T. J. AN
lbl.!i, average, k. r. Uog- f ,f t. M. C. Davidson for
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era,7 :una, a-u" i. avcr-Re, !w,rter. a. V .Turner for Treasurer
ailW lilt . .1. a. 1M...aHa..ak fAfli!! O '
ii.o, P'.'-'" .n. nnan mous v nstrncted the Can
wun , atcrage, .ioo; d I ,f iIatea fortheLeeisIature to vote for
aa cju:H...a. ar i ; f i wi i w
i. cun-p, a huuu-. iunsoia for the Senate.
arra 177 !.V I in t ATlPT. zlJil llul.. I
ji si itnr.. i 7fi; A. M. War. Newberrt Journal : Mr. B. B. Dav
ren." 1179 pouuds. I2J1.74, averace, enport sendsin a curious looking bug.
f-22.22 Cuiters aro doing well, also it h long horns, ana air. uavea
Cnaofire tbe Balance of Trade.
Philadelphia Timoa.
The official report of the exports
and imports of the country for the
year ending on the 30th of June,
shows a balance of trade against thio
country of $28,000,000. That is, we
imported or bought from toreiga
markets $28,000,000 more than we
exported or sold to foreign murkt-ts,
and the trade of tbe year leaves the
United States $28,000,000 poorer
than when the year began.
vt ime we nave exported azo.uuu,
000,000 of gold from the country
this year to pay the balance of trade
against u , we have had 1 t-i trade id ,
cheap labor to the utei.t of import
ing 550,000 immi-'ruit1, some of
whom are criminals &.d many of
whom are Huns, Poles and Italians,
who are fugitives from pauperize
American labor in this country.
We must chtoo the balance ot
trade in our favor or we muat s'ead-
ily decline in prosperity. The fami-
BRAIN! NERVE!
NEURALGIA, SLEEPLESSNESS,
. DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE,
NERVOUSNESS, SPINAL IR
IUTATION, PALPITATION
OF THE HEART. THAT
TIRED FEELING, CAN BE
CURED BY USING
PEMBERTON'S
WINE COCA
FOR THE OVER WORKED, THE
AGED AND FEEBLE, THE
INVALID THE LADIES
SPECIALLY.
It is a Godsend and blessing, so
say thousand who have been restored
to health. Write for book of par.
Uculars. Sold by all druggists. Peru
berton Mediriuie Co., Atlanta Ga..
ml9tf.
Stallion Season 1888
Pilot Belmont. Standard No.
3H64. Dark Bay Horse, with black
points, foalded iu 1882, sired by Wood
ford Pilot 1640, first dam Bay Chief,
Maid by Belmont. 64, 2nd dam Bay
Adete, by Bay Chief, son of Mam
brino Chief 1 1.3rd dam bv Pilot.
Jr.. 12.
V of d ford Pilot, sire of Belford.
2 26J, King Mid&s, 2 28J, has trotted
in z.zai and was sired by Woodford
Mambrino 2,21, sire of Abbottsford
2,141, Mambrino Dudley 2.19 K Pan-
coast 2.2 1 J, Convoy 2,22, and seven
others in 2,30 list, whose dam was
Bruna by Pilot, Jr., the sire of the
dams of Mm J S. 2,08 and Jay Eye
soe, z.iu, tne two ustest trotters that
ever lived.
Belmont, by Alexander's Abdal
lab, 15, sire of Goldsmith's Maid
2,14, stands at the head of "Wood
burn," the great breeding establish-
ment of A. J. Alexander, of Lexing
ton, Ky., and is tbe sire of Metwood,
2 18, Wedgewood, 2,19. Dick Mooer
ly that expends more each year than! 2.22, Nil Desperandum 2,24, Vixin
it earns, or that buys more than iti z,z-ii, vora ueimom z,Zit, and nine
To the Farmers.
Ditiham. N. C. June 15. 1388.
Durios the past few weens I have
bsd no drun.mera m the field, nor
bave I written letters Mvising the
farmers to sell their tobacco, but on
the contrary have advised them to
hold tbur tobacco, believing prices
would be much better. It bas turn
ed out aa I thought and hundreds of
farmers will be benefitted. 1 may
have loot money by doing so, but it
was my judgment, and l thought it
mv dutv.
I now take pleasure in saying, an
sells mupt impoverish its industry
and seud its gold to pay the diffor
I ence.
How cau the balance of trade be
changed in our favor? A judicious
protective tariff is the proper and
only remedy. We have a very high
I tariff; higher than any tariff ever
others in the 2,30 list. The dam of
Behnont was Belle, by Mambrino
Chief, the siie of Lady Thorne 2,18
and hve others in 2,M list.
Alexander s Abdallah was aired
by Hambletonian, the sire of Dexter,
2.1? and four other trotters in 2,30
list, whose sous and daughters have
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framed as a distinctively protective I given to the tun oil pertormers in
tariff, but it oolv taxes and oppresses! 2, 30 list. His blood is found in 50
industry while it gives our home per cent, of all trotters in tho 2,20
a " . a aaa If, a . rt S a. a ll -I (t n
markets to roreien mms ana labor. I usi, in per cent, oi aii in me z.io
The woolen goods alone imported list, and in 67 per ceuU of all that
last year, if manufactured at home bave records of 2,16 or better, while
as they should be, would have chang of the seven that have records of 2,14
ed the balance of trade from $28,-
000,000 against us to at least $20,
000,000 in our favor, and the pres
ent Enelish manufacture for the
American market is the largest ever
known
Why have not these woolens been
supplied by home mills and home la'
borf To that question there is ouly
one answer. J. he answer is mat
England elves free wool, free chemi
cals, tree dye stuffs, etc , to her wool-,
en manufactories, while we tax our
home miiU and labor 41 per cent for
raw wool with high taxes on other
materials. Thus with a t ix of some
CO per cent, imposed upon tho con
suraers of woolen goods, we largely
pay that oppsosive lix lor the priv
ilege of wearing bneiisn woolens and
making the balance of trade against
us.
There must be something radical
ly wrong with onr tariff laws when,
and better, all but one bare his
blood.
With these facts as a guide I offer
the services of Pilot Belmont until
August 1st to the public at $25.00
for the seasou aud $1.00 to the
groom, lie is limited, however, to
ten mares and will make the seasou
at Stagville.
U. UAMiiKU.N,
Udawtal Stagville, N. C.
PROH
B IT ON
COVSTY CONrSSTiOS.
AU peroona willinir to vote tor the elec
tion to all ufticea of men who will secure
the total prohibition of the manufacture
and sale of alcoholic Mveraetis, are h-re
mn.lium And ttfMkl hmokeri hdJ FlIilPOit am CftIM'' It Ctmpaign bng. I wita DountUui crops aoa no Diior ipmhiUtion Club. Duk Building. ftur-
I Take either born of tbU bue and ynu I mal depreasioo of trade, we Import day, Angt u, m 10a. m.f fir tbe purptue
mm .. & a i ... .... laa-sii ba ft aw an iaswi ma ati wai in nr mnra tnin sra fw nrirn-x iitil i iv im vasuvsnsus iw a ivuiwiiiuh mviiiiiiho.
I0U Can now gCl your WUaCCO r. - . . :,, V: " th Notional and Stal. and of armnjinp
d come along to Parrish'a t mora afpropriata name is -a cam- more man we se u. t n yuri, ir&ituia
Wanhoufa. I wil bave no drum- nnmoug, ana were are many oi a protective win w wuu up lod camrin.
mora Ia tnnnv n.i nn lha wav or in I others, though atloo ether different in home industries to supply home mar- n order of Durham Prohibition Club.
awam awa-a.l ItMVkA ill nr.t anffUrlaiZB and shaoe. iust like it. It makes keU and keep the balance of trade I II. S. Sxow, 8c. T. M, STtpniNS, Pw
any to turn yoqfrommy Ur,ho. anowe ; hke yo-io? jno-when HfllWF.R RP.rinnr..
I llttnk I .tri iid aia well for foil illCiMUonoK lur uruvcvuuu w vumw unit uy uiuvmi; 'i i;iwiahwm suki mw-m m vmw vm
a a ft a .. . ft . I aaak
any one. v hue i cannot always dc i
at my warehouse wnen you anve in,
I wili be there at sale time and see to I Tbe ICatea Itaiaed.
it that you get full prices. My fac- uEW Yoaic, July 30. After
give European mills and labor a I
OXTO&D, N. 0.,
'I
large share of our markeu by the a M;rhom!.r.9l.
ha raav I wi'wwivuii i,iwimvmiu,iwuk
UlCHiai wm unp-uicu iuu u i.n n . f J SS'l'a
.i.n.i.,.n.ji ii nrau, ntirin.1 hciertiiiic flrtfj iviiiii2rv
airoinl dcalof my time iAiinti.al..tailarnri)iaki Idustnes. ... .1 ACaoemu.
1. r '. . 7. . . ..7 . :1 va must chaniro the balance 01 1 naratiswaioa or iwsiUbMia th stkaf
nniuruu "" 1 me omciais oi toe came companies . . , -;- , . , . I tnatan.i c-auaa tat wtt. eioam tt
. r. ...m .. 11 . . . 1 Tia.i j in mi v vavnr aari.'B iiis 11111 w waw 1 . - . .
three limes as mUCIl manuiaciureu la,l alona.1 nirmamnta hV which I "'."?".""-:"" T ' "7' m ot umaar. iiprm tk iw wui
ili..u.. I .11 1 at I am r.m- m.7 Ti' ." . " IZ. "t ...... k.i I tO do it U tO alKlilSh UXes Upon the p- i lh -I ir. . OaUtar.-a artttac
ioiniv mn vm m ... m m io uuaKiwi air in iiM , . .... I: r. I lorttt mtoi, mrinn m appucaiioa o
UlX'caswica Ui muuonj u v. t. H. HOHilKK, Uitonl, .C,
and rive aur homo mills and ahori wott.t..ww, usut.
.1,. i n,a f h at the j l .. .u ...I... i .- lour own oomo insraeui mtu
... . ........... 1 ..tf..l..l. ... & .M
n arcnoiise at sate iimv, wnicn is ine
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important lime loiannt rs. a ppcaa i rxanv and ISew isincland cities on the I . I v . i a tMaatirnt aitet niinaitMi .f ox
of this because I r some drum, fond lines to New York South and
ia atMdilv at work. They are work-
tng sly'y. Cailwe organise a club
in kvery township and get down to
systematic worx.
. On Mor..la v hkht next, the 6th
at Ancrtiat. Mrtrri tianderlio, Bunn
nil I'lid will addres the people of
Durham opon the Issue of the cam
Mtan. Iti nihf r lha time, lie pro
tiarctl to bear them. Minn, and other things, and identi
a . . ,.it.t mtintr i f Or mire Bed them. Warrants were issued fT
rrtabjtery, held at II.Tl.lM,roTu. th suspected parlies. Thew artic
Sly t C pas-oral relation between es wet. found at i .colored woman.
r?. ltr vithPir- and tha church at house. ShttclJ who left them In her
Cbapel Hill were dissolved and Mr. posjession.
ttiihelm will hereafter devote the
whole of bis time to the church at
Hillsboro.
We lesrn that at toon as the
purham & Oxford Railroad is com
ia da it is to alrolish taxes upon thelpa tb ma r
pelled t give a portion of my time to them is ended, and on September 1st
it ami I cannot am at DOID DiacCS at I it,a aa mill ka ailvatiMul lo 91 ronta
.. unian. "... v. L. .! av.th a
. -1 1 ... ... IUUI .w
Krand
many and New Enoland cities on the JJ JJtV? a
l,in.l lin to Km York Sooth and w u".r "? V v-
in ...a 1 1,1 a aoa n.l n.a. 1 1 v-.l. ...- Ill k I HOB OI cxwruoiiai cjiuuiuw nuu
.- hj m- -ij ; will vi iiiw iu a iuii iaw ninwoi . , . ni t.
t..- i. r.rn... a.a il.miioh i ... il..i.i..i 1- .j. I monopolies, and ur labor wili have
""" ' .... cuirvnji Vw Hg nun iuuauil1 III aUM , - -.. ......
il,:. f11. annrarlata lha fai-L .-.! .1 .- .'1.. a. ..-a q-U ..I. lOCrCaSea CllipiOVmcni ai DCIUT W
assiss aw as tvtmmm --- ww i iiiLitin ui aiita ..s ariia. m ata.za a un smsifB s a
that fur a warehouseman to hve a 1 on t,rt,M disnstshea will be raised
a . .. . . I . a , uL.a.J LalF I . " . m. . 0 .a..
fannrv liisik uw u itw mrus ui uui s i rMt, k id juinia vmw earAii t ini
j -.- - - - . I ai viaa v tv atv wmmi irvi wvaw wi ww i
. !? - .la .-U--... a. aJ. 'a . . I fttir laVflf.
-Ahont tha 3rd of Julr. in tt e m""Pn 7M""",?Y v whiej compamet, in e sgreemeni was
f i fbnntrsiaai m vnrui ftnrLinn in ma t nuta Mha,i t ha m.-iiam Mr a.11 Asahia
Brsgglown commun.tr. numerous i , V " 5v.nt.Ve to tto farmer. 'ZZJZ ta Udon
b0," u!f It wa a livjy time I 1 kP on P,iU c,r,k Vice President DecasUo be-
artiues avoicn. " hij i BaA ,, ttmpn f..ra ttt. and Irans-li.k. u. iA.m. f.;a a! t9i SltllflXm. V la aft
in Justice Oreeus court to-day i r T7f business with 'promptness WJliZ wl"' TwAnh
r!?'! Iwill-bioasale com wnie. also signed tbe contract.
1011 OI CHHHIMK, pw-x, , . . , . mwu CM be IV.. A UK..a f.,11 ,.,- on
paid lor Tour tobacco, i do not 100x1,11 mcages transmitteil from points
lor any aeciine in pnwi on Baiuw fched by tbsra over the cablca.
m . . ttv Tit i!tl L.1 1
01 cmps A nope it w.usu.i su uignvr.
t1MWaw, tal t1antH nil emtrteft fflKsiaaa.
vnn.1l tnow mo I kanitr u'iccb victoria wok pnaes lor
vui. - " I 1 - , . . ... ...-.. 1. .
..;..i .ioi.a .mi. I an at anorinorn ana xiereiora cauio i
1 1 n.. w -vw..- t - - ... 1,,. t in , 01...
noil for von as any one and will be "J
clad t avll your tobacco.
!.!. .I....L. txmm la
YOU CAN GET
RltMIB 1NHTITITS u4 BCSINMH tHJLI.KilK
lallliiS aU about thai atlabraUhl acbo4
FREE!
The new street sonukUr wai
Med this morning. We are of the
opinion that it will not do rffi ctive
nrk. The Lol-s in the nirtbkliua
aroaratus are 'oo small. It niakel a
CCS. Capital Will be better awarded I Tntba14 thia if torn -ontoiplaU palnm-
and the balance of trade will be io I anj-a. rparbr
TxarniRO, lorBCSixass.or iurcma.s.
HIHInoVMita lot raar. Thia School la Sarif
kM-akMl la th PltdiiMml Ma f H. 0 la
(IrrMMhnKM vhora l hnani raa h had lo.
II baa auMxtl-l wll.lia. ana am If balla. ao l
akwitljr faralab Sxctotjr Hll, hMallial
cnapM. aaa rmani ht xiuh-iw-..
arA-cUaa Ush Srh.K la ia too Hoo-
aiiaraaa ,a.aa. n. noi...
Oaa Kwl)W,M , 0.
rilHi. rilM, ttrhlaiC Plloa.
KTrnni-Mnlara; InVnaa iichlB aa4 atlas-
Inn: famrt al nahl. woraa hr aralaiB. 11 ai
Load to nintlan laawra form, htra sfua NmI
an4 akorala, b-nalr my aor. awatnaa
OiKTWCKTatot-a tba Itrbiac aa4 hlidm, bwala
almat'fl. aud loot ta a wmoraa in inpm.t.
at dratg.aU. or by mail, fur u cvata. lt, Swaroa
a , f'bllKMpkia. Jna
With thauks for past lavofi, t am A bill appropriating 150,000 for a
uiiuiog a (Hanton, va., nas
Your friend.
E.J. fARRlSH.
I public bui
(been reported to the Senate,
w amh xoto July the liou e
committee on agriculture toilty re-
considered its action of last week in
referring to the sub committee the
comi-ouml lard bill and ail adulterat
ed food bills before the committee
with instruction to report by bills or
otherwise in December next, and
decided to rcpor: to the House the
Lee Mil to prevent the sale, manufac
ture or transportation of adulterated
articles of foi, Anna ami drugs; aiso
a substitute fit the liulferworin bill,
definincr lard and imposing a tax up
on compound laid and regulating iu
ale, importation and exportation.
Craa-ma, llrhjr. Uriily, fchlai Tarlain.
Tha almpi ai-vil -atta of ''fimi Ot
art," wliKoat aaf Intrraal H-'lmt will rura
aarttaaof Tatwr. auHKacna, Riagwona. Hla,
l.a. Hot, Hapla. Koaataa, all a ir lu-hjr Hkia
ILrnpUuaa. aa maitor h abailaala or lua atan t
tu, it wtaal, aSorUra, aaJ o-la bal a Ir-S.
v I ii at s"k