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2 'Jv "J - - i f i' 1 V J" w LP r .. . Observe ! I OL. XXI. RALEIGH, N. C; SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23; 1883 NO. S6 -.. v iY- Mews AiNI) e. I Pi Hn j i - f, i J . royal f:? Absolutely Pure 1 This powder never nrMi. A maumavwai purity, strength and Trboleeomneasl at or; uonomlcal than the ordinary klnda, ajc eananot b sold in oempetition with ui multitude of low teat, ahort weightalui Phoephatee powdera. Sold only hi oena Royal Baking Powder Compan U Wall at, N. Y. BOLD ONLY IN CASES WHOLE SALE BY W. G. & A. B, Stronachs TAPPEYi STEEL l'ETEUSBUUG, TA 1 , - . Offer for tale, at a bargain2 Two vew 60-horae power hor. tubular I liUILJClii), with or without fittings. 0n 22-horse power do. Two 25-horse power seoorjd-hand . Low i .dUIIiJSao and Engines. Also, a aambor of new and teoond-Iiand ' ' i ' Boilers&Engines from 3 to 20 horse power. i " i i 5 Cotton PreaaeaSaw and Oriat MRU, , Inapiratora, Jet Pumpe, Ao. .A. a rat-rate Griat Mill for 1140, whlob rrlnda 10 boahela meal per hour. TAPPET & STEEL, apt 84-tf , Patorabnxg - ;JOBT CAROLINA OAK COM PA 5 1 CAPITAL STOCK J... . -..-..fSO.OOO " P (RALEIGH, N. CO ' ! B'tuated on the R. A Q. Railroad. Cars loaded and unloaded in anone. Twentv thousand dollars Invested In new machin- ,VMr anrpass'd. Are prepared to bUd broad . . T I snd narrow gauge cars and inrite propo-1 honest and manly character, and the peor te different .hop.. pleof lndUn. do themselves credit in hon- tbe- N. C Car Co., manaractare larsrelv l i mn iii avi auu vaaaarviaa and Ureaaed Lumber. Saab. Doors and Bllnda and deal In Rough Mention this pa- per. i LEO. D. HEARTT. i , Secretary and Treasurer, may 25 dAv'tma. , ' InKU Car L td, V-ABNESS, SADDLE AND 'IlorsM. lost VtMivd. ' Alad A? Buggy Udraea. btyllsh Hone and Buggies for Hire. ' ' Go. w. Wynne A Co 4 one 6, tf. OF 1883- WOOL CARDING. ' We have in full operation ote of the beat a ad latoat improved WOOL CARDING MACHINES and are prepared to card wool In anr .quantity. Parties sending: wool by rlM yrod or exrreaa must pay freight both way a, but will b: received at and returned to depot here fiee cf dray.ge. Pa-tls aenaiag wool snonia pnt tbelr names as well aa ours on every bag or parcel, and write to us, atatiog thenamberor parcels but. Wool can lm la t at onr atote on Wi'mington st eei, or at the m It at the foot of FayettevilJe street. We ailicit th rtatrnnage of all wtio have ork to be done a this line and we kUrsnte promptness ana satisfaction, aou of the year. Wool carded at any sea- BELOife HOLM AN KAtEIJH.N. U ' TELEPHONES. PRIYATE LINES I ' - i BUILT, EQUIPPED WITH 3 TELEPHONES AND RENTED. Apply to the Managtr of the nearest L ,rKL.EPHON B h XU ANG K or u C K. Mc(3LUKK, 8UPT. I KICUVOND V Mav 8 NOT1CK N A' CORD A ?CE WIiHKHOl ION2i; ohtniar 87. Battle's Kevisal. on f-a1 ur ii.v. ihe7th dav oi J uiy. 100.1, 1 wiii aeu n tii hiirheat bidder fur cash, at tbe & rae Ml in thd ( apitol square, such oepiea of the 1 awa, Journals and ublio DoeutaemB or North Carolina aa shall have been on hand for mote than one year. W. I fJAUrl DCKS, J uue 6-dtd. SEASON Secretary of State.! j KEW8 OBSERVATIONS; -Mr. Small'i paper, the Georgia Ma jor, bas taiien into tbe aberin a bands. This M the usual late of the Georgia Ma jor. What became of the""" aspeta the shirt collar and the pair of spurs ? At ifie commencement at Ilayerford College, Pa., On Tuesday, the degree of master of arts was Conferred on L. Lin don Hobbs, New Garden, N. C, class 1876. ; The l Greenbrier ; White Sulphur Springy in WestVirginia, opened on Sat urday with the arrival of one hundred and five guests. Sam Collier, the ex-pugilist, is the chief of police at the Springs to maintain jg.ood order. : Geni U. S. Grant, in a letter to Mr. T. D. Jeffries, of Clarkaville, Va., reiter ates what has heretofore been stated in other forms, that there was no demand for the surrender of Gen. Lee's sword at Ap- pomattox, and that no tender of it was offered. ! s The French hare captured the Mad- j agascan port ol Tamatave. They ought to De asnamea oi tnemseires. w nen tne eagles war on midgets it is a mighty small business. The French government could get ail that it could afford to ask of the Malagas j authorities without firing a gun. A doctor in Connecticut has been sued for ten thousand dollars damages for furnishing a patient of his with medicine that destroyed his sight. It another doc tor had furnished medicine that restored sight to the injured party, would he have sent him his check for ten thousand dol lars? r The 'expenses of the star-route prose cutions is said to be oyer one million dol lars. This sum -may be charged up to the4 .Hayes administration. : Had the , thievesi been prosecuted when their thievery was tust exposed no statute of limitations could have availed to save them. When you go to bed have your head to the north and your feet to the south in the direction of the magnetic currents , of the earth. A man who followed this rule in Magdeburg lived to be 109 years old. We do not know, but we would stake money on the oonjeoture that this mn never ate strawberry short-cake. - A lady graduate of Yassar read an essay the other day on "Corruption in Pol itics," which,' among ' things, recited: Every election brings up a hoard of office seekers who resemble Jumbo waiting for buns. The candidate says to his constitu ents, 'You boost me up a tree and I'll hook you some apples.' " The young woman appears to have grasped the import oi ner meme. A monument over the grave of tho late Gov. James D. Williams is to be un veiled si Yinoennes. i Indiana. July 4. Senator Voorhees and ex Gov. Conrad Baker will deliver addresses, and Senator Harrison, ex Senators McDonald and Hen dricks have accepted invitations to partici pate in the memorial ceremonies. Despite his homely features and blue jeans attire. Gov. Williams was a man who commanded a . a a aamirauon auxins nis uie Dccause or nis Ex-Rabbi L. M. LifienthaL of BalU more, who recently married his adopted daughter the converted christian girl, Lotta Galloway, in that city, after two Baltimore rabbis had refused to marry them, returned to Baltimore on Monday, and told his friends that he intends to r side hereafter in New York. When asked why the Baltimore rabbis refused to marry tnem be sua "simply . Decs use tbey were fools," and he added that he had no idea of marrying the girl when she became converted about 14 months ago. Mrs, Lilienthal is about 15 years younger than her husband. He saja they were married by a rabbi lawfully and according to the Mosaic law. George Hoadley, the coming Gov ernor of Ohio, is a bright, snappy little man, with a boyish face and a complexion which approaches tbe color of a ripe ba nana. He speaks with a quick, nervous. emphatic; address which denotes nerve power and self-reliance. He seldom in dulges in liquor, though he likes a good glass of wine at dinner. He is nn inde fatigable Worker and he takes life too earn estly to be a good fellow socially. His law partner, Edgar Johnson, is depended on for sociability. Mr. Hoadly speaks German fluently, and is a very fair amateur tele graph -operator. -Tbe enterprising showman in Eng land has taken a step in advertising quite beyond, his American brother. He now sends telegrams to private houses advising the ocenpante by all jneana to attend bis performances. Staid Englishmen object to the service. Telegrams suddenly brought to a bouse and thrust into the bosom of family are apt to create a flutter, and one can readily imagine the feelings of a con servative group, who have been expecting the death or a nob unele in India, when the dispatch is brought in. It is possible even to picture the revulsion when the head of the house tears open the envelope with trembling hand and reads: "Hon i fail to go to-night and see the Blooming Main ot Tewksburv in her sons and danoe.'' Summer mantlns offer but little va riety in shape from th(e of last season thtv sre denii-Deliuse vimte, and mantelette r wear I mantle. Some of the most ex pensive wraps sre made of brocaded gaute velvet, or of brocaded otciuenne gauze, uuished with marabout fringes, elegan paisscmebteiies. chenille bands, or with beaded embroidery, lace and satin bows There are many very beautiful wraps for young ladies, in gracefnl'shapes, and made or white lace, white ' or Hated "oesue velvet, lined with pale colored surahs and trimmed with pearl fringes, costing $25 a yard.:; Dotted and tambour muslins worn oyer color, with yards of - lace and ribbons for trimming, axe among' the pret best ot toilets tor tbe seaside. GENERAL CROOK. AKID WHAT THAT FINE FICHTIt THINKS. The tlilrica.hiiui Ajraln AnQtber Pair of IatterDsy Duellta The iTIeiu ben of the Texau Xegifclaitre a Gavmblent Other Items Washington, June 22. The follow ing telegram has been received at the War Department from Gen. Schofiald, daiu San Francisco, June 20th : "Geti. Civ,k telegraphs as follows: I see by! the papers that secretary leller declines :to rcooivu any of the Chiricab.ua Apaches except the women and children, if these Indians are not fed they must either starve or go back to the war-path. They are now as thoroughly subjugated as it is possible for them to be. By nature they ; are so sus picious and vigilant that at no time will they camp in one body, but occupy differ ent elevated points, making the surprise and destruction ot the entire ban an im possibility. In a like manner in surren dering: they would not trust themselves in our hands at once but come dropping in from all" sides in small fragments. They would: say: 'We give ourselves up do with us as you please.' Had I seized upon the first who came in no others would have followed. Twenty warriors would have been as bad as the whole number. Chitto in hi) raid through Arizona and New Mexico had but twenty-six men, and Hirianno in his recent 'jepredationa in Chihuahua bad less than forty men. Whjn the Chiricahuas reach; the reser vation they will be fully as venomous and distrustful. Any attempt to hold them responsible for their acts before their sur render will drive them bsck to the cliffs and gorges of the mountains. Y e shall then have to fight them until the last one dies in his cave. All the depredations committed upon ourselves and Mexicans while at war were legitimate. - While it is repellant to my feelings lo put theso red- handed murderers on a reservation, I re flect that tney are no worse thin were the six thousand Apaches I put oh a reserva tion ten years ago. Then I had nothing but soldiers and the Sioux, who had sub- ated them to organize and ditciplino 6,000; but to discipline and control this handful of Chiricahuas we would have not only tbe soldiers and Sioux bat the valua ble assistance of all other Indians, who would watch with jealousy tbe slightest movement the Chiricahuas might make. I am satisfied that tho Ubiricahuas would not have surrendered to the Mexicans under any circumstances, and if I am not sustained now they will not surrender to us again. Iheir natural dutrust and sus picion have beon increased ten fold by an act of I treachery which they allege the Mexicans committed some months ago. The.Chiricahua? were invited in to make peace, filled up with liquor, then attacked, many being killed and wounded and others being -earned off as prisoner.. To this Gen. Bchofield adds : "I recommend, for the present, at lesst, that the management of the surrendered Chiricahuas be left entirely in the hands of Gen. Crook. Richmond. Va , June 22. Nothing has been heard up to 1:30 p. m. from the duelling party. Tne excitement over the affair and anxiety to Ltrn tho result are unibateu. Sonic delay occurred in making arrangements, hecce it is believed no meeting took place this a. m., but that it will either take place this p. m. or early to morow. Bot h parties with seconds and surgeons are away from Richmond, but their whereabouts is not known. Tele grams; report tho arrest bear Hanover Junction, about 25 miles from; Richmond, of R F. Beirne and Messrs. Pace, McCarty and N. W. Archer, his friends, and also Waverly Ragland, of the Elam party. No fight is reported, and it is be heved none has taken place. I Beirne was bailed and went to his home in Ashland. Austin, Texas, June ;22. Fifty members of the Texas Legislature, who were indicted some time ago for poker playing, have about all settled their cases without trial by payment of hoes and cost. Washington, June 22. -At the an nual meeting of the National Board of Health to day the following officers were elected for the ensuing year : President Dr. James L. Cabell, of Virginia. Vice President Dr. Stephen Smith, of New Yorki Secretary Geo. E. Moring, Jr., of Rhode Island. Executive Committee Dr. T. O. Verdi, Hon. T. Simons and Dr. Charles Smart. The board decided to tender to the President of the United States quarantine outfits at Ship Island Station, Miss., and at Tupelo Sound, Ga., for use in connection with the fund placed under; his control by Congress for the pre vention and suppression ot epidemic dis ease, The Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service has been informed that during the week ending June 9th there were 31 deaths from yellow fever and 1 from small pox in Havana, Cuba. One of the deaths ftom yellow fever was a sailor on the American bark Ellen Sands, which was anchored in an infeeted district. During the week ending June i5th there were 40 deaths from yello fever, of which 61 were soldiers in tbe mihtarv hosmtal Up to this lime the disease has been con fined pnoe pally to the Spanish soldier; Only ten lorein merchant Vessels have been invaded to far by the disease. The weather is vi-ry warm. The disease is materially incrcamng, although it is not yet epidemic. . . Duncan Appointed. Colombia, 8. C , June 22. The Gov ernor has appointed Hon. D. P. Duncan, of the Union railroad, as commissioner, ticeex-Gov. Jeter, deceased. Mr. Duncan is president of the State Agricultural and Mechanic tX Society, a lawver. and is thor oughly identified with the farming inter est of tbe State. The appointment gives universal satislaeuoQ. Tbe St&te Prera Convention. Special to Thx News and Obsskvkr. ' Ashsvillx, N. C., June 22. All passes over the railroads to Waynes viUe for delegates to the State Press Con vention were mailed to-day. They have been unavoidably detained. Jordan Stone, Secretary. ' Oitio Democratic Convention. ' Columbus, Ohio, June 22. The Democratic Convention continued in ses siy.. fi-hou'' r eith"" at too or tn Uf :v- :i: . tl' sot ;-u ci.A o'ltusion at wro'is v '' p-f.-'ru.-;.:.. Latins the. ereniQg session Chas. W. Me teal t and Peter Kelly got into a fight in the Ham ilton county delegation, and the row had to be quelled by the police. The men were arrested and locked up. The work of making tbe ticket continued, amid the greatest confusion, with the following re sult: For Supreme Court Judge short term, Martin D. Follett, of Washington county; for Supremo Court Judge long term, S. Elwin Owen, of Williams county; for Supreme Court Clerk, J. J. Cruik shank, of Miami county ; for Attorney Genera, James Lawrence, of Cuyahoga county; for Auditor of State, Emil Kei sempter, of Franklin county;, for Treas urer of State, Peter Brady, of Sandusky county; Leroy D. Brown, of Butler county, for School Commissioner; John P. Martin, Green county, for Member of the Board of Public Works. The convention ad journed at 11:05 o'clock this morning, after being in session over fifteen hours. The State Central committee met last night and organized by thj election of the following officers : D. R. Page, Summit county, chairman- of the central committee; Gilbert H. Borger, Coshocton county, chairman of the executive committee; D. C. Ballentine, Clark county, secretary of the executive committee; and C. N. Schmiok of the Columbus City central committee. Sauitar)' Affair. t Memphis, Tknn., June 22. The, ex ecutive committee of the sanitary council of the Miseiaaippi valley !att night decided that when the national board of health ceases on June 30th to maintain its in spection serviae by river and rail, as now enforced, its rules 'or i his service should be adopted and maintained intact by the sanitary council of t!i a Mississippi valley. The details have beer, a&rced upon and will be shortly given to the publio. They embrace inspections at ; Memphis and also on the river between Vicksburg and the Louisiana State line, and at New Orleans. Dr. J. H. Roach left for New Orleans to day in connection with this matter. New York Stock Market. New Yobs, June 22. The stock market opened firm ; changes so far have been unimportant ; Western L nion is in good demand and advanced to 874 ; Lake Erie and Western after selling up to 32 J reacted to 31. Foreign ew Rome, June 22 Ilerr Vou Schlozer has been ordered hot to quit Rome until the fate of the church bill in the Prussian Diet has been decided. Paui8, June 22 At a cabinet council yesiisruAy if w:t pouvy stated it it the Qaei-n oi 3I- --utit hui oeea uead six montLs and tK talli'.ary irty had con cealed the fact. Athens, June 22. Placards have been posted in different parts of the city by the Anarchists, which contain threats to de-. stroy the royal palace and ancient monu ments by means of explosives. New York Cotton Futures New York, June 22. The Fdttt cotton report says : -Futures closed , quiet and 1 steady, June 2-100 lower than yesterday; July and August 3 100 lower. The balance are partly 1 -1 00 lower. A DUEL WITH MSTS. How North Carolina and Month Caro- Una Ituttled, All for Love. Charlotto Journal-Observer. Last Monday morning an extraordinary encounter between two yonng men took place at Harrisburg, a short distance from this city. The meeting was premeditated and the parties had come to an agreement as to the time ami place of meeting by correspondence. One of the parties was a Mr. Mearcs, of Wilmington, this State, ani the other a Mr. Hoffman, of South Carolina, but who has been going to Bchool at King's Mountain. The cause of the difficulty is biuipiy that bo h the young men were in lorr with the same young lady. They cut at each other for a timo and finally their enmity became so great that they decided to fight it out according to the code. io weapons were to bo used, according to an agreement, but they were to have a simple, but genuine slugging match. The two young men, accompanied by their liiends, or seconds, met at Ilarru'bur rrumptly as agreed upon, and prepared for thc iray. They were placed in position, and at tho word fell upon each other with all the fierceness born of madness. They pummeled each other soundly for about 6 ve minutes, when the North Carolinian was knocked to the ground, but got no and resumed the fight. Tbey fought for exactly sixteen minutes by the watch, when both gladiators, bloody and bruised, fell to the ground. The sec onds rushed to the side of each of the fallen "slugs" and endeavored to raise them for a renewal of the contest, but without success. Both were finished, and each one, unmindful of the celebrated Hacduffs invocation, cried, Menongh."L. The seconds insisted on the fight proceeding, but each combatant declared himself satisfied. They were assisted to rise and then, in the presence of the seconds, ihey shook hands and declared the matter settled. The combatants were washed and cleaned op, when they took the train for their homes. ANOTHER HORROR. EXPLOSION IN A BLAST flBMACE AT" CUICACO. The fflolten Iron Kills and Burn Sev enteen Bleai Fonr murderers Ilanffcd n the Saute Callow Bnsi i nmi Failnrev Oeneral Chicago, June 22. A terrifio explo sion occurred this a. m. at blast furnace No. 5,:io the north Chicago rolling mills. Thirty-livo tons of molten iron were scat tered in every direction. Two men were horribly burned and will die. Fifteen men wre more or less severely burned. The accident is believed to have been caused by a defective flue in the steam blast, j LrrtLE Boca, Aek , June 22. At Clarkstille, Johnson ooufity, to-day, Gove Johnson, James JohnsoD, Monroe Mo- Donald and James Henderson,' who last March murdered Conductor Cain while robbing a Little Rock and Portsmouth Railroad train, near Mulberry Station, were hanged in the presence of a crowd of several thousand persons. New York,' June 22. The business failures throughout the country, during last week as reported to the mercantile agency of R. G. Dunn & Co , number 181, a decrease of 5 as compared with last week. Of these the New England States had 13, the Middle States 23, the West ern 48, the Southern States 48, the Pacific states and Territories Zl, Uanada zb, JNew York city 7. Philadelphia, June 22. The terri ble details of the exposure of Dr. Hatha way 's illegitimate conduct that have been reported were confirmed today by the wife of the malpractioner. She made full and explicit statements to the chief of police of her knowledge or her husDands nefarious operations. The chief refused to make the statement public, as it would interfere with his woik in the case. He says ha intends to verity it if possible and obtain witnesses who have had relations with tbe Doctor. Den lea the CaArare. Nashville, Jnne 22. Judge John E. Garner in . a telegram from Jackson says the charge that he tried to bribe wit nesses to swear lalsely in tbe Hopkins Nuckots case is infamously false in all its leoiMh and breadth, and that his vindica tion will bo emphatic, thorough and com plete. ; ' Shelby Female College. """"""" Cr. of the Naws asb Observer. 1 : Shelby, N. C, June 21. Wednesday evening .the closing exer cises and annual concert of Shelby Female College, of which Rev. Mr. Llal laryJs president, were held. The juvenile entertainment came off Monday night, June 18th, in the large and elegant hall of the college; on Tuesday evening the entertainment of tho French, German and elocution classes; Wednesday morning the commencement exeroises, which were exceedingly .interesting, and on Wednes day night we had a musical treat in the an nual concert; We are pleased to learn from the president that the school is in very flourishing condition, and is the pride of the western Baptists. Shelby is a beautiful littl.i town of about 1,200 inhabitants, and has many elegant residences within its limits. If. Wentern North Caurotlna Intane Aay- Charlotte Journal-Observer. Weiearn that the Insane Asylum at Morganton is now under way and work ins; smoothly. Dr. Murphy, the superin tendent, and Dr. HUliard, the assistant physician, are rather young men, but they are good managers and discharge their duties faithfully, promptly and energeti cally,, just like good working men can do when they try. The way patients crowd around Dr. Murphy and Dr. Hilliard when they enter the wards of the asylum shows that the treatment has been kind and sympathizing and that the unfortu nate men and women appreciate it. Only six months ago the asylum build ing was not completed, many of the doors not even having locks on them and the windows without proper guards; but now there are about 12u patients within its walls, receiving kind and tender treatment and all; their wants properly attended te. The board of directors, the physicians and other officers of the institution have worked steadily and earnestly to get it under way and afford aa mnch accommo dation to the unfortunates of the State as possible, and all concerned claim that they jiave done everything they could to dis charge their duties and meet public ex pectation. Comparative Cotton Statement. Naw;YonK, June 23. The following Is the comparative cotton statement for the week-ending June 21: - 1883 1882. Net rec'pts at U. S. ports 13,303 13637 Total receipts to date, 5,b2G,689 4,570,117 Exports for the week, 84,888 43,77 Total exports to date, 4,491,041 3,324,486 Stock at all U. S. ports, 411,205 3r7,602 Stock lit all interior low us, 43,404 Stock at Liverpool, , 9t2,000 Sto k of American afloat for Ureat Britain, 111,000 Tnial T-t Kroeipta oT Cotton. Nkw Yokk. June 22. The follow ine are tho total net icoeipts of cotton at .. . x . i . i nnn all the ports since ot-pieinoer x, 1004 : OalvfMton. 821.343 bales: New Orleans. l,bfti,l'J8; Motile, 310,503; Savannah, 8it7,U; UharieBton, 004,020; vvuming iah 1WIM5: Norfolk. 791.577: Ralti. more, 77,759; New York.151,100; Boston, 188.f.(io; Providence, 12,538; Phila delphia, 114,591;, West Point, 217,b47; Brunswick, 5,508; Port Royal, 19,452; -t a a j t . m t . 11 . a J A a W rcnoaeoia, 4,4t; wty romt, 4,t-t; in diapola, 16,055; total, 5,8C2,C89. 38,904 90U,0(Xj 72,000 DASHES. It is reported from Zansibar that the French de not intend to go to the capital of Madagascar, but will wait along the roads to the capital tor the submission oi the Hovas. The French papers approve the bombardment of Tamatave. In a pa per by the Duke of Edinburgh,' and read before the fisheries conference in London by the Prince of Wales, the breeding of sea fish in America was . commended. Alexander Sullivan, president of the Irish National League, declares that the published account of his speech at the Parncll meeting in Chicago on Saturday: night were incorrect in one essential, via., he made no allusion to the Pope or the pro paganda circular, The elopement of Miss Colista Hop wood, and ber marriage to Mr. William Obendorfer, a young Hebrew ; gentleman ot iNonolk, is the ao-' eial- seawatio of Baltimore. When Howard Carroll was the Republican' candidate for Congressman at large for New York last fall he ordered from Wm. M. Clark 10,000 lithographic portrait of himself, to be delivered on October 25 Uu On that date the lithographs were sent to the Democratic headquarters, where they remained for several days. When they Lwere finally sent to the Republican head- Quarters Mr. Carroll refused to receive them, on the ground that they were then of no use to him. Suit was brought by Clark to recover $275, and the case was triad Wednesday in the Marine Court A ver diot was rendered in favor of Mr. Carroll. It is announced that the Germantown (Pa.) Weekly Telegraph has been pur chased in behalf of Mr. Henry Raymond, a son of the late Henry J. Raymond, the founder of the New York Timet. Tho St. Louis school board 'has ordered that after September 1st next corporal punishment shall be abolished in the publu schools in that city. Mrs. Maj. Nickerson now sues for a divorce and for her property. New England gives a warm welcome to the military organizations from the South. There is so much difficulty in making set-; dements in tbo Chicago board of trade that it is proposed to adjourn over a day to get things straightened : out. The bodies of twenty-one murdered babies have been found in the cellar of. a Philadelphia doctor's house. The failure of McGeoch has carried down several other strong houses whose suspensions are just an nounced. The Missouri is still rising: Fears of much greater damage and ob struction of travel are entertained. In the Court. Hon. W. A. Moore, Ex Judge Supe rior uourt or JNortb Carolina, writes: "l have used Dr. Worthington'a Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine, and think it unequall ed in the country." Cures stomach troubles. , A very close capote called the nurse's cap Is one of the popular Paris bonnets. "Five doctors ; no end of medicine ; no relief. Dr. Benson's Skin Cure has driv en away all eruptions and I am nearly: well." Idja C. Young, amllton, 111. Fans and parasols match fancy j ca tunv s for country Seaside wear. j New Bloomfield,Mi8s., Jan. 2 18.0. I wish to aay to you that I bave been suffering for the last five years with a sevyre itchlog all over. I nave heard of Hop Bitters and have tried It. I have used up four bottles, and it has done me more good han all the doctors and medicines that they could use on or with me. I am old and poor but wish to blesa you for such a relief by your medicine from the tor ment of the doctors. I have had fifteen doctors at me. One gave seven Ounces of aolution of arsenic; another took four quarta of blood from me. All they could tell that it waa akin sickness. Now, after these four bottles of your medicine, my akin la well. clean and amootb as ever. HENRY KHOCHE. A theatrical manager is known by the company he keeps. .Following the San In lt Conne. Since 1868 the sun and moon in their courses have not been more accurate to their calculation than the Grand Monthly Draw ings of the Louisiana State Lottery, which have occurred on the second Tuesday of each month at noon in New Orleans. The next (the 158th) event will take place on the 10th day of July, when 265,500 will be distributed by Gen'Js O. T. Beauregard, of La,, and Jubal A. Early, of Virginia. Any information caafbe had on application to M. A Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Druggists say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is the beat remedy for female complaints they ever heard of. ST03XACH Hos'etter'a Stomach Bitters meet tho requirements of the rational medical phi losophr which at present preval s. It la a pelectly pore vegetable remedy, embrac ing tbe tl-rse important properties of a rrtvMiMve a toafo and an alterative. It fori:fl the body against diseaie. Invigo rates and revitalise tbe torpid stomach and livfr, and effects a aa'utary change In the en ue system. For ae by alii Druggiata and Deleara armerall-v. M0NY! REAL ESTATE!! LOAN NEJOTIATED. Stock aa 1 investment BONDS. secnrlties bought and sold. Farming, Timber, Uras lngand mining lands wanted. All real estate placed In our, hands la widely- ad vertised both in the Northern States and In Europe. OOLIN M. HAWKINS kOO Baieigh, N. C 0M DARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. A Household Article for Universal 1 Family Lac. For Scarlet and Typhoid Fevera. Diphtheria, 8UW ration, CTcerateO Sore Throat, Small Vox, Measles, and Eradicates the Sick toould use it freely. Scarlet Fever baa merer been known to spread where the Fluid waa used. Yellow Fever has been cured with it after black vomit had taken plate. The worst cases of Diphtheria yield to it. IV OA FeveredandSickPer. SMALL-POX and prrrrNti of small Pox PREVENTED A member of my fam ily was taken with Small-pox. I used t&e , fluid): the patient was not delirious, was kA pitted, and was about toe house aa-ain In three weeks, and no others had K.-I.W. Pax a. tKSOH, Philadelphia. refreshed fend Bed Sores prevent ed by bathing- - with Darby Fluid. Impure Air made hanalcss and purified. Tor Sore Throat It is a sure cure. Omteirion destroyed. For Frosted TMt, Chilblains, Piles. Chafing-, ete. Rheumatism cured. bo ft White Comnlex- kma secured by its use. Snip Fever prevented. To purify the Breath, Cleanse the Teeth, it can't be surpassed. Catarrh relieved and cured. Erysipelas cured. Burns relieved imtantly. Scnra prevented. Dysentery eared.' Wounds healed rapidly. Scurvy cured.' Aa Antidote for Animal or Vegetable Poisons, Stings, etc. -1 used the Fluid during aur present affliction with Scarlet Fever with de. cided advantage. It is Bsdlspenuble to the sick room. Wm. f. Sam FOBD, Eyrie, Ala. Diplithoria Prevented. The physicians nere use uarDys f luid ' successful! v in the M ment of Diphtheria. A. STOU.S!rWBBCK. Greensboro, Alav Tetter dried up. . 4 Cholera prevented. ' Ulcers purified and healed. In eases of Death it should be used about the corpse it will prevent any tinrL-fi ant smell. The eminent Phy slrian, J. MARION SIHS, M. D., Nevv Fork, aays: " I aaf convinced Prof. Parbyl Prophylactic Fluid is a valuable disinfectant.' Vanderbllt University, Nashville, Tenn. wwit k ujc mi cxccuenc qualities or Profc Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. As a disinfectant and n-aei-em it is both theoretically and practically superior to any preparation with which I ans ae tu""ed- N. T. Lvrrotf , Prot Chemistry. Darbys Fluid is Recommended by . Hon. Auxahdbx H. STvraans, of Georgia : Rev. Chas.. Daaju, D.D., Church of ttfe 5trangert, N. Y.; Jos. LcCom, Columbia. ProC.UnlversIty.S.C Rev. A. J. Battu, Prof. Mercer University ; Rev. Geo. F. Piattcn, Bishop it. B. Church. f DISPENSABLE TO XTFBT HOME. y Perfectly harmless. Used inta-nally or n "teraallT for Mj n a. Beastv The Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and ws , aave abundant evidence that it has done everything here daimed. For fuller information get of yuij Vuggist a pamphlet or send to tbe proprietors, 3. H. ZETLIX CO., tganufactuTing Carssisia. PHILADELPHIA -IN I ' MiSSES'and LADIES' STRAY AND TRIMMED HATS, 75 and 85centEatx Reduced to 50ets. $1.00 MaU Reduced to 60eents. Black and White Straw Flats 24 cents. :o:- SAILOR HATS -tn AND OA CENTS. J. I AND 0J CENTS. HISSES' SUNDOWNS FIFTEEN AND TWENTY CENTS. IPTEEN AND TWENTY CENTS. A Large AssortHt OF i Lace Edgings and Ribbons JUST RECEIVED. , I ' I SWISS DOTTED MUSLIN AT 17 CENTS, WORTII CENTS. New Goods ArriYiDg EVERY DAY AT AT ONE PRICE CASH STORE, HARGETT AND WILMINGTON STREETS, RALEIGH, N. a H O FOB THE SEASHORE 1 Where yon oan tret Boated at any time by flrat-elaaa Boatmen. Wben vou come to Morehead don't Jonret to call for tbe Xmtna ! Marcbiaon and; Jalla Bll, flrat-class bofta in every parti jalar. BKIiLt A, PIHKK, Captain. Scarlet Ferer Cured. - 'A 1. f- V t K'l t .-
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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