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WITNESSES ALL KILLED,? A War thev Have in Kentucky of Spiriting Away Witnesses. U Loltstiixe.' Ky.; Dec 22-The 1 French fued in Pery County, Ky4 has lasted since 1876; and since '80 13 murders have resulted. The last two rictims of the vendetta were wit nesses, and were shot down in a court room. The men were run down and killed at Hindman, Knott connty, last week. The news has just reached Louisville by mail, but the affair occurred December 10. The men slain were John and An drew Sloan, the last surviving wit nesesses against Frank French and others indicted for the assassisna tion of Joseph C. Everson. Martin Combs and several more of the Everson following of the famous French feud at Ilazood, French country, Richard Vance, and anoth er man whose name cannot be learn ed, who were also mijvortant wit nesses against French, had previ ously been slain, though no parti culars of their murder can be learn ed. The removal, of the ploans, leaves the Commonwealth almost without witnesses, and it seems doubtful if French and his fellow assassins can ever be brought to justice. John C. Calhoun's Homestead. A Charestom special says. In fit' United Ktates District Court to-d iy Judge Simon ton issued an injunction res' raining R. W. Simpson, executor of Thomas G. Clemson. from con veying Fort Hill, the homestead of John C. Calhoun, over to tbe State of South Carolina. Clemson was the son -in-law of Calhoua. acd when he diwd last summer he left a will devis ing Fort 1111 and personal proverty toth amount of $10,000 to tbe State for an agricu'tui al college. This wsi a great surprise to Clemson's rela tives, as they thought he was a very poor man. They wrote to a grocer not long before his death authorizing him to supply the old man with gro ceries. The heir to the estate was Miss Is abelle Lee, daughter of Gideon Lee, a New York stock broker, and great grand daughter of Jiho X Calhoun. Her father at once began to look after her interests. Suit was begun and tbe injunction toslay was the not e'up in the litigation. The ao cep.ai.ce of the bequest was made au issue io the last campaign, and was the occasion of much bitter political feeling. There is a large element in the State who regard the acceptance of the b quest as robbing Miss Lee other oirtn-nght. lne matter is l now before the Legislature, where some sharp debates are taking place. lbe property bas been accepted by the House, but it is thought the ben ate will nject it Patents Granted to citizens of the Southern States du ring the past week, and reported for this paper by C A. Snow & Co. Pat ent lawyers, opposite U. 8. Patent Office. Washington, D. C. G. F. Brown, Swan, Ky, Wagon jacK. w w . t m d. nana, Atlanta, ua; Uar coop Jin?. W. J. DavidiOi, Ronald, V Washing machine. J.T Uautt, Macon, Ga; Cotton planter. Dennis B. Henry, Indian Bayou la; ben aoiustin; rtevia. R. L Hunter, Norfolk, V; Tents! anodyne. J. ii. Jenkins, Tbomasville, Ga Sash balance. Rudolph Kaiser, Anapnlis, Md Household sifter. W. IL- Killer. Baltimore. Md Load indicator for msgazints of fire arms. T. P. Pell, Lewisport, Ky; Sus pender end. Wm. D Nspfer, Mountain Home, Ark : Ton cue support. J. U.S. Smith, Borne, Gt; Coquet Aoucr. M. Toulmin, Baltimore, MJ; Fas teiung for mail, etc. A. II. Kaufman Assigns. Bichawae Wai. In the clerk's office of th illcb mond Chancery Court yesterday. deed of asiipnment was recorded from Abiabxui KanSmati to Wi!)iatn . Usabitll, t'Qitee. Tbe propmy Con veye-1 onsits of boots an t shoes store fixtures, Ac, now In the store of aid Kaufman, at No. 1539 east Main street After providing in the first, second, and third classes for the par nwnt of rect, ot a note of 1300 to L. Nachmn, aod of 1400 to indemnity L. Nachmaa frm lo-s by reason of is being security fur Kaufman, the deed ptovldts for tbe payment to Kaufman of $1,904.50 allowed , him nder tbe homestead eiemptioo laws. Oher liabilities are placed in the fifth clan, to tbe amount of 12,092. 67. An inventory accompanies tbe deed, ihowmg the value of tbe stock and fixtures of IZ.ttOO 02. The Io e'nationaJ Copyright bill should U paused at this aesfioa of Congress. Tbe ''appeal" that has bee o circulated by the rpponetUof tte measure amounts simply to a plea that (iishooesty is the best policy, aj l bears the earmaaks of tbe Lon. di a publisliers who have petitioned tbe British Government to Interfere against the proposed lav. , A STORY FROM THE ROCKS A Geollglcal History or the World that Develop Strange Facts. - - " ' WnlniJoornU." ' 1 Geological history brings before us, says Archibald Geikee, na&r.y facts well calculated to impresj our minds with tho great antiquity of our planet sod the marvelous chain of changes by which the prejent order of things has been brought about We learn from it that the mountains and vallt-ys have not come suddenly into exist rnce, sue as we now see mem, out have been formed gradually, by a long series of processes similar to those which are now slowly doing the same wo k. We discovered that every part of the land under our feet on yield up its sto y if we ouly kr.ow how to question it And, strangest of all, we find that tbe races of plants and animals which now tenant the land and sea, are not the first or original races, but they were preceded by others still more remote. We see that there has been upon the earth a htory of living things as well as ded matter. At the beginning of that wonderful history we detect j traces merely of lowly forms, like the foraminifear of the Atlantic ooze. At tbe end we are brought face to face with man thinking, worthless, restless man, battling steadily with the powers of nature and overcoming them one by one, by learning how to obey the laws ahicf i direct them. Pleasant Paragraphs. BaDdenotg Oold Ltafc The average journalist has a tender gpt in his composition and likes to say a pie tScint word for his patrons and mends when bs bas an opportu nity. In the course of each recurring j ear he manages, when noting the hopes, aims and doings or tuese pat rous and friends, to work ioto hi journal graceful and often helpful little paragraphs, for wbicb no charge is ever made, aod which sometimes the parties spoken of fail to see, or what Is worse, rail w gratefully re member. JV. Y. Tobueo Leaf. ? Yes, this is one of tbe advantages of patronizing the "borne press." But many people fell to look at in this light They apparently lose sight of the fact that their home pa per is working in season and out ol season for the upbuilding of the com munity in which it Is published, ana that ia various ways it is constantly contributing to the prosperity of iU patrons in the manner above spoken of. The home paper not only does a great deal of gratuitous work, but much that ia lost sight ot altogether, or worse is ua ippreciated in many ia stances, Mad Dog Racket. WttMtoa a-aabtteaa. Captain Lee Nelson aod his son. Dewitt, of Stokes county; were bit eo recently by a dog, supposed to be rabid, and went to Greeasboro to try the virtues of a msd-stone, wbicb was expressed to them from Cbr U-tte. Tbe dog had pot ia bis work through pants aod underwear, ad so tie stone would not adhere, it being supposed that io so doing no poison was transmitted and quite as probable that the animal w is doc genuine specimen of tbe rabid affee ted canine, for there is a great deal more scare than actual reality ia this mad dog business asy way, although it is but the fir.t laws of nature li protect one's life and ha upon the r afa side. Gen. Agnus for Secretary of War. WitalDftea Fart. Among tbe names now ia circula tion for a cabinet position is that of Gee. Felix Agnus, publisher of the Baltimore American. Gea. Aznos is pat oa the slate as being the com ing Secretary of War. He entered the volanteer service during the late war as a private and came out with tbe rank of brigadier general, us was twice woonded ia battle, and bis record daring the war was brilliant. He Is a prominent member of the Loyal Lrgioa aod of the Graad Army. Hie republicanism is well known, and be is now said to be eon itdVred tbe next candidate of that party for Governor of Maryland. He Paid In Advance. ala TlaM.fciaar. We are told that there is a board ing house in Roanoke, the proprie tor of which three times a day ores off one barrel of a double-barreled shot gun to let his boarder know when their meals are ready. A new boarder the other day asked the pro- pnetor wbv be did not n re on both a. a a " .a barrels, and was paralyzed at rec?iv ins the reolvinsthat "the other bar rel is kept loaded to colled my bill collect my bill from such rascals as vou. Tbe new boarder pud in ad vance. A Judge Iteftort t the Shotgun rousy. tttmtfmttf Mama gar. Judge Junkin missed his nan the other night, when he shot at the t el- ow wno was stealing nmence rails. t may be that His Honor a "shot hi a . . a Kin policy win be attended with Iter sucsess hereafter, if he should again have occasion to cast bis bal et iq the midnight air. RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. CONDENSED SCHEDULE, j . TSltKS BUS bt 75th meeIduk timk TRAINS GOING SOUTH. June 24, 1W8. No. CO Daily. No 5 No. 62 UAVC New York, . Rhiladelphia, ; Baltimore, 12 15 n't 4 30 pm 6 57 pm 9 42 pm 7 20 am 9 45 am Washington,' 1124 am 11 00 pm Charlottesville, 3 40 pm 3 00 am 5 10 am 7 45 am 2 80 am 4 32 am 5 11 am 5 20 am 805 am 9 42 am 8 10 pm 1 45 am 3 12 am am 7 40 am 6 30 am 9 ft) am Lynchburg, ; 5 45 pm Ar, Danville, 8 30 pro S 10 pm 5 12 urn Lv. Richmond, Burkville, Keysville, Dr'ks. Br'ch 5 51 pm 6 IS pm Lfanvil e, . 8 50 pm Ar. Greensboro, 10 3d pm Lv. Goldsboro, 2 4 pm 4 55 pm 5 58 pm 5 20 pm 8 25 pm Raleigh, , Durham, Chapel Hill,! Ar. Greensboro. Lv. Salem, t 15 pm Greentboro. High Point. 10 45 pm 11 15 pm 10 16 am Ar. Balislury, 12 01 am 11 18 Dm Statesvillee, " Asheville, . 1 .51 am 1212 pm 7 44 am 9 15 am 4 610 om " H-t Sprines. Lv. Salisbury, 12 2(1 am 11 23 am Ar. uonoord, . 110 am 12 01nm Charlotte, . M Spartanburg, " Greenville, Atlanta, 1 55 am 12 40 pm 4 40 am 5 50 am 3 37 pm 4 48 pm 9 40 pm 11 00 am TRAINS GOING NORTH. June 24, 1888. No.5L Daily. No. 53. Daily. ARRIVE Lv. Atl mt i, Ar. Greenville, M, r'purtauburg "Charlotte, " Concord, . - Salisbury, Lv. Hot Springs, " Asheville, " Ststesville, lr. Salisbury, Ltf. Saliabury, Ar. High Point, " Greensboro, Salem. 6 00 pro 7 10 1 06 am 1 51 pm 2 52 5 30 - 6 30 7 05 - 211 -4 60" 6 4S 6 2 8 05 pm 12 10 am 9 48 " 3 30an 4 87 627 7 32 8 00 - 132 pm 6 01 -6 43 712 M 8 15 8 40 - 1140 - fl234am Lv. Greensboro, 9 SO- 10 50 pm Ar. liulsboro, - ChspelbilL " , Durham, Raleigh. Gldabro. ll f5" 3 10 - 4 30 am 655 -II 45 -8 50 pm 10 20 " I 23 am 1 44 -8 86 5 15 " 1 15 pm 12 35 pm 1 3d -410- Lv. Greensboro, 8 05 ami Ar. Danville, 9 47 Dr'ks B'aach 1x25 pm " Keysville, Burksville 44 Richmond, Lynch bur. 12 41 " 1 26 -3 30 1240 12 55 Cb-rlottesvillel 2 55" 7 35- 8 50 - 3 00 7 00 8 20 Washington, BalUinore, M Ph;iadelphu, - New York, 300 am 10 47 6 20 20 pm Daily. flXdly except Sunday. No 601 and U connect daily exeept Sunday at KeysviUe tor OarksviUe and uxiora Ko S3 eonnecte at Richmond with C a O f or Old Point and Norfolk Ko 61 and 53 connect at Sicbmond daily exeept Snnday for West Point ana uaiumore Ko 62 from Weat Point bas daily connection at tUcomood wlta Ko M f or tbe Bontn. SOL HI A 8, WATrWE, 1 LTATLOB, naataktaaafW. IHvraatS 0rMl1 auKoa.a SLtU-WO-CAt suvics On Trains 50 and 61,?nllmaa Bnffet alee per between Montgomery and Mew Tork, Panville and Aagoata, and eigh and Morriatown, Teno On 63 and 63, 1'nllman Buffet Sleeper between Washington and New Orleans. la Montgomery, and between Vv'aab. ington and Angnatia, EJchmond and Orcenaboro. and Pullman Tarlor ears between Ballabory and KnotUvle Tbrongb Tickets oa sal at prlncipa 8utiona to all point ror rates ana information aoolv to to any agent ot tbe company or to BTJCSLEN'S AEKICA SAL7Z Tat Burr 8alv ia the world tit Caw. BruiacML Fores, Ukmfialt Rbana. Fcvar Hoia,TUr, Chanped Hands, Chilblains, Com ami all Vin lmXi ma, arid tHiaiti rely et,rea Piles orao ray miuirwi. It is guar anlead to give pertact saturatioa,or aaooey refttndad. Pnca 25 eeau per dot. ror sale by E. Blackball A On, Daarbam N r. MEN WM a Wmk, SawM aas Da b4,itei4. Im an wbrtei frna Um f mtt aril haMia. Iba mmltoaf Ifnmnnm mt Mil?, will a4 tarataa1 ract- M a aHtt aaS yrmnn ttm tat VMM iMMIItf, SMklnal talii l Uotaarrl ' Ui kMt, tut. CmnmiM. BaSMt,,tt lMapa lor Nm Tiaall aa-Sta,ia Ma iwrnM4im j. at rrtsa, lr. SlSChSftasuaajavUlaTaaSw Tho To the Child Likes Best - ajsmw seta naraMM.na ft SIX a fmt hi II hm. wi"hw mM mm wkvaa aaMMftwfa ta F. Ad. Rlchter U Co- ' Sieaaoaowav, rwvot. DEVELOPED i -14. .11 J.T.VJOMBLE. 4 ".- ...,,: Hardware for Builders Hardware for Farmers Hardware for Factories Hardware for Everybody mi Al GUSSViU Some of the best and cheapest COOK STOVES on this or any other market. ttDon'tfail to sv tbem before buying elsewhere. . " ao4 ; TOJLDTEUTISEUS. A list of ICO nrwpirs. divided into STATE3 AND SECTIONS will be sent on application FREE s To thrsa who want their adverf s tinar to psy, we can off-r no bet'er medium for thorough ad ffdive work than the varioui sections of tar eli ct local list. ' : GEO. P. KOWEt L&iO, Kewspaper Avert aiog Bureau. 10 Spruce Street, New York. M RIEffl STORY Told bt an Old Soldier. Lee Camp 8oldiers llomr. Bacnoan, Va. lovanbar t, MS. BaaaiCtin MbbicH. Oa Oaala: Boaa alfkl r at I atailaeka vtU Sstetka, aaSaf. fend (or amnl iaya at a Uaa tha aMat ataala lM Sala.. I eaaUaaaS galtiaf van, altkaack narivlat tfea baat aixWeat tnatoaal aai aalae tlajaat arjr n Mdy that wm aagfMtoS. 1 SaaHf gat afeaS aff aa4aaftj ataefe I aaabM aMaad la mf fcaalai. aaS waatta tha -Sot-Staca Eoaa. a abac Uata attw Mi than, la m4tse tha Attaate CoaatataUaa. I aaw yojat -Hmaiccna aBKOM vrw cvar' asrarsarf aM aa UgVj utaaiaiiailil by dUaaa. a JUlaata thatlataacaiatotaya tor aoa. aaJ la a few feyaiacaHaSauaakoMlaa. I aasafaasad taia aaaaoaaaa waalfia.aa4 WSwaaaa botttaka Vwa bmS I Ml ! twtu. I.tooktbi.tkarla fcattUa aaal aeawely ttt fait a aav Aaratlala. lB(ttuUi GREAT AKD OILT CtHC fur SOU. TUiA aaS BHIVKATSia aai fca aala hf Ova 4 M iaor. bof bt aa kaUa atoaa aa BMSUut, k4 ataa t iMa I SNi Kkaa aa aMa,Hbaala fata, from that asoaafahla 41 n, SOUTiaA. ad chaarraUy wal M la a affliaM wlta fcialieaar aaauuUaa,ai a SCBS CCBK, UmetittlSj. t.w. Brxonuroaa Hiiicilts Eienmatfi: Oars. ' lafolllbla cara af KbMMtln,, a-taOna, In. rta rad aU dtwM af tha lUaad, Mm u4 I t. wot mtt hf 4rar0a at aea dollar aw an, alt aotUM tut Sra dallan. Sm4 for aoak af Haoalalitraa. llannicntt Medicine Co.AUaataOa , IntelUctat Eeaders vUl notice thai r iMrl -trmr mntrim wiV all ataaaaaj f allaaaaaa. bl mif aairht mm malt f rwaa sataoaalaraal llvar, alat Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious Colic, Flatulence, etc. Far ibaa (ha ara Bat warraatad) -f alllHm, mmt ara Manriyaaa it la tibia aiaka raaaadj. Prtea, aftata. ICST FnTINO CORSET,?, W0RL0 fSRSAtX IT UA0IN6 MCRCHAniS. MAYtp.smouse acq. H MT7S.'4lt 0OADWAY, N.Y. A PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM t Tmi uMsl s Itwarsmitt srtsww Ua. kAlM A. iA. Waa.AJ m. "'I w w vwswv vswwr PARKER 8CINCERT0NI0 Of Interest to ladles. Wnia4 raft IIHLIiXRrwMH WlilWIWlMl.WIMl.),.I.IW, TB'iiriSiiatSt,lB ANTED. TraveUoe and loeal aalmaa tut Arrtnliural and Ifa-thioery Bpaoiaid'S to a.uio the tradd. itiaM site, rrfareseaa bnoast espactad for sdary and eipenaas AddreM Naery m uo, MtbOfrima, (is wn Pain Lead an Oil M'sfis a ViN GUN DEN. GEO: B; 'HISS, MANAGER a Jfv.i ;.!i i i MARBLE 1 GRANITE V0RS . 7 VAN GUNDEN & YOUNG, S, W. Corner Morgan and Blount streets, Raleigh' If. C. Toomlostoncs, - Monumonts, - Etc. DESIGNS FURNISHED UPOV APPLICATION. Principal office 1 1221 Spring Garden St , Philadelphia, Pa. W.B.WETM0RE&C0. RALEIGH, iV. C. Miixia.xajrrtofLxrox's, or BOOTS, SHOES ( AND -HORSE .". COLLAR0- For the Wholesale and Retail trade. CUSTOM -MADE - GOODS A Specialty. JIT Remember that all rf our g hkIi are warranted to give entire satvtfk. tion. We make nothing ahoJdy. . . 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