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Backache. Qti
Toothache, Bpraina, rto. Price
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Whooping Conga, Incipient Con
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giflts. Price, 25 cents. j ; r
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tressing ciacsses peculisj
to the lemale sex. A thai
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FEMALE
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troubles peculiar to then i
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can find relief and cure
in s bottle of Bradfield'eg
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A rau BMikaB Tbmt ml Sen Grsai.
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Borne ten years agx I bad s serofoionh tor on
myrit&tbftad wbcb me greitit n-oaoiav
and
nn. and I niDOMd I was well. I foaSd. now.
er.tt bad only been driven into tbf rt1?
fcy th of potasb and meroarynd tti March
1&2, is broke oat tn my throat, and concentrat
ed in what aome o' lb doctor deoOuiinated
cancer.; I wan piaoed under treatment (lor f hia
dlavMaeitioni mi or t n of the beat pbyaleian
.a the cooniry bad ate aw dlSerent Itmea un
JertbettebfiiKe. among ibMU three apeoiahaU
in tnla Lne; but ouealter acwihrr wou d-xhaat
i belr tkMil ard crop ma, for I grew wore foa
innaliyi Tb caocer bad eaten tbivogn my
rheek, Acairoyed the n of vl say tooaui vnd
upper Up, then attacked my tor gne, palate and
lower tip, UeeUoyiny tke paiaU and uatiec lip
entirely aid ball my tongue, eating out to the
topot wy leit chetk boo and opto; the lei t
eye. From a hearty robust womae of Uji piu dt
Iwaa laduoad to a mar frame of akin nd
bOnra, almcat uaable to turn myself yo X
could not eat any aoud food, ut nl ln,4 on
liquids ana my tongue was aour gone 1 could
not talk. The unguUb oi u lnd ana the hqrtl -ble
eufierlnga t body which I eiprlenced
never can be revealed Given up bj phynlis-na
to die, with no hope of u,on tbpatt
ol mv trienda who aat around my beaaidtf ex-
paeUngavery mcmei.t to be my last; la fact my
BUaDatu wouia riace nia nana oo me . ery bow
and beb to aee whether 1 waa all or.noi, and
atone tome all dt cldcd that 1 te wa extinct,
and my deatk was reported ail oyer jibe
'" .guntry .!
tuch tras my wretched and nalp'es eontlon
Jie arai o lact Octooer, UU, wb n my friend
xmmenoed giving me swilij tsic.ni. In uea
'ban ajmontntlta eating places atopped atd
leal. ne commenced, and the l earful aperturn
' my caeethaa been eloaed and tlrutiy kniited,
aetbr. a prv oea ol a new under .ip i ;prw
t r.alng flntsly. and tbe Wna-ue which
moat destroyed la being recovered, ami a teema
Ut tatore u anpilyiug a sew tongue, lican
talk ao that my frlenda can readily uuderitand
me and tan aan eat aolld fuoa Kin. 1 am abia
to walk about wherever 1 pKaae without the
aaaiataBoa of ajiv one. and Save sained fifty
pounds of flesh. All this under the b(es lag of
a mereahlly Heavenly Katuer, la due to ewoit'a
$Pciaei lam a wotler and a m elto fiuy
lriedcis, bundreda of whom havi- ko,)nmy
jiitene uHerinna, and, have vtoitcd iue lt my
afuiotiofia. W bile 1 am no. entire y , yiiuy
vraLfLnde ia Bona Lba 1- a. dev U.. and 1 uH-vri -
adeoxnat apt rfec recoveiy it1 o-j - lu' eight If
' mr dohbt thtac .Ol. ttMil refee Uiut to
lien. John A. 'laylor, .-t te ij. wit t.hi. la
rrict. who is my teittuor. in T o. !'rav.4e.d,
of Lagrange, Oa , oi tc ay uihu peravu i.vm
in ute aouiuern pari i noupe uut , uw
UKo. ALAitY UoJUtit.
LaGraage, G., Vy 14, m,
bold by ail druggist.
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CaU oft our Fbystclan. No. 157 W. 23rd 8U,
H. T. Cinsultatlon free.
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bfcod fox otroolars.
doll-re for its qaal.
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NEWS OBrfchVAilON-
Tha ftrdiet of the New York theat
ric1 cr'ioj Bocm to ba 'b? Mi Ader
son's Rjsajind is r bdsutifu' failure.
''IWDuebe.,'' wlo wtiee the tnoet
ictj rd Mostr-- pu'r ov ! of thi day,
is red t tired ipi-ret 1 vicg at Wc'
vion, Eugtacd, wi'h it" voiy intuioJ
ii-mc e,l ijl. no o lAegwonh. She 6ema
"P jl ' kw h'it, r. and hao to b"
uJfpateti ito "Uo:i " l his is tn?
it fp;rt
li-f-aj ttic lr.tii.rj deteouv.
at-.er.ov
Tne Tutks rncpsnt, The 8o".n
ritifj ibai to hiM b en tuffioi ntlj im-pj-
ed on, ' r! 'e"pij.o. o io a iittie
lihuu. i tlf -a-my ix hag r"pJ;y
; iho tof'stdc- the lion in 'uq sod &r
v.an Iroauirs sod a ejuisto id incyiubi-..
I Kiaria tailv OititLt to ike a 'haud it
io udjo for Ltr 10 be up anJ lo-.
Tue tJ-jnifcero Forestry 0-&rre.ss, to
bahe'd stXike de if uiita-, F.s., Dtctm
hi: 16, w4 u largely sabaed. Goatwr
trr), oi ibsc Sisu, wh fus utn a
.. opiiaierea. in iht. a attr, I s-j exuudea
fViutwuB to tb Go?craOiS of sil the
athcra Bt&Us to be present, and
ud io send one delegate for eoh ool
grberiobal dirtrist. Tbe late American
Forestry oorn-9 will also send delestcti,
who wilt advkc wicli those iiom ihtSauth
as to tho bt.i auptt LuOoisary to pro
teot the BbOihern tore's from too rapid
and extravagant dsst-uc ion, and to oall
aUention to tbe wealth and resoarooa ci
the Soulhera rood.atua.
Ooa of the sevurai artioies of export
from which thu United btatei derives, an
important ioaoma is oil. Wkh wheat,
oouon arid oorn it largely enters into the
business of. eXdhanges, atd its movements
are therefore to be observed with eeonomio
interest. ; general Sie r's'er, the ohief oi
the Bareaq of 8tiiiios, has jaat made his
monthly sisiemeu to Seoretary Manning,
in which he shoWi that daring oeptembet
there wet a i cent abrcad 61;G9?l47 gal
lon" cf mineral oils cf the vs'ae of 85.-
404,5681 as sgainst 57,07,328 o1
yalue of 4 347 in JU84, The total
eapcrts for:nine month ending tieptem-
bar 30t 1 1885, are 425,086,238 galloa
worth .JOoJri, agttnht 383,U5U,7y5
gallon., worth f35.H36.879 in 1884
Hare is a pleuant pufit oi $1,768,647
to be sdd d to the national acocur ,and u
is in keeping with the rest of the national
growth, j
Henry' W. Shaw, known as -'Jh
Billings,'! died in Montery, C J., Wednes
day. Ha was born in a -rkehira ooaaty.
Maseaohttetts, in 1818; Bis grandfather,
Dr. Samdal ohaw, was a member of son
grass irora ijVermoat during the war of
1812, and father, Henry Suaw, was a
member whan tie Missouri oompromise
was passed, in 1S2). The humorist pas
sad his early !ile in the Wedt as an aao
Uonasr and (armor, without any thought oi
wiitin, buti when he was forty-five years,
old in May,1863,he published a tumorous
sketch utid?ir , the came of Joeh liillings
since wbiah time he has writeo sxd pub
lished several volumes and hs Lotured in
almost every part of the United States.
While the humor of Josh tfiiitngs owed
mooh of us popaltrity to Us fanastto pte
senutlon,'; tn whioh he anticipated the
absurdities- 'of the ej.eiiicg reformers,: it
was not depeodent on bad speiiiog alone.
Lile had a real peroepuon oi the ohaiater
and motives at average hotcan nature and
the art of QXprest-iog familiar ob rvatib&s
in an epigzammatio form that wts tdUn
humoroas and not seldom witty, and that
was the osuie of mooh genuine ar.d who a
some amusement. Like most proicsbk-uai
humorUte. he was trequentiy tedious, and
the fresh ipriags of his invention had been
exhausted some time btlore his death. : It
may be said of him, ho&over, that he al
ways respected Koodn&s auo uu.h ano
there are many i;reatjr wit whose ii fli
anae has not been half ad good as his. f
Jropiins, oashmeres and vigognes,
made with; a round waiat, simply trimmed
with Burpuoe folds wn:oh oross eeca other
at tbe btlt, ara very much worn tor voune
ladies' house dteaseo. The skirts are
tucked, cd tho inevitable Both encm La
tbe waut ind ia tied to form the oily
draping in the Lack. Tata sash may be
of fcttiab tf the amt shade, or bo nvade oi
the drt;bt uiaierul fin.sbed all around with
a dwfp Lcm Another style has the same
wait:, t skint portion arranged with i
lo&k Gxtcian tome in front and loll water
fall! drtpef y io the back; . Ladies who are
tbe reverse ot slender prefer the cutaway
ba qi e and pointed vast to the round waist
given above.
Alter bringing the farm into fine
condition by unaercraining aid wanorieg
cucoehs after all depciius gicauy on- the
adiitknal r qaUe oi thorough puiver
ition of the soil to precede tha piauting
and sowing of crops. A ocnot Idle inter
utiXkuro ot the ingredients whioh compose
ihe soil, instead of lea vice all in crude
lumps, will make a vast d iLrenoo in what
groa upon it. Soma stsiements have
been put'lh-hed in the Country Gentle
man, showing that by redaoiug land whioh
reviwusly aid not me a wheat crop th
paid the labor, to a oonditkn like that cf
a garden, by repeated plowing and bar
rowing it gave thirty buoheu to the aor
ana in tubttequent vears, by tbe Bau.e
treatment, never less than twenty fiv
bushels, lhu work ct prtparation h
greatly faoiliuted by uaing the beat im
piemen ts, sbd thtsa shonla be txaininto
sod secured btlore another jear ot farm
reparations ebme rouod.
A false step in life is often productive of
serious results. A mistepln wa sing or tbe
at cidntal Ueading ou a piece oi oraoKe pee
mv cauae a spram and weeks of eot )rcel
idleness. In such a case 3U JacoosOiiis
tbeonlv remedy wbicn will soctLe a&d
btai. ;
Tobaooo Fi-Uks Cbsapsb This gvut
j co Fine, at bix ohTFaK fodnd! 1 bey use
W V ''I' Wf BbCI as O ' lUa SVW V I
-uothtbg but the-beat uut trial, and arraat
( all work. Send ibemjour oidcrs and savd
. your moneys Scud or call and get book on
i Tobacco Vultura.
m WHISPERS,
battle between tuhks and
bulgar ans ia1m1jsent.
IT WiLti BS A MATCH TO POWngH THk LATEST
NKW8 FROM THS OHIO ELKCTIOS
WAfillNOTOS NK Wet FKW BUSI
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Conbtantinoplk, October 16. The
ainbiisJor8 Lave pntu.eiia note to the
For' in wiiuh ti-y tJj tba-- further time
rtui iava ti Dc umC' a lutm ou as to ob-
tiu a lcomp!ete Kurcpean ue demanding
evpectlug tho Bouweiiaa difficulty, and
advise toe tiuu.a to ontiiiue his peaotl'ul
liiy.i Tuey do not, hwrfevar, d.spute
Le Forto'd nuht to send troops into Koa-
melia to ateert its rih.a in that province.
t ia genera'! v tei.VtdthaC the powtts
have advised B ilgari ci rvia and G.eeoe
more strongly than horetutore to rtcnain
quiet, j Xbe Porte's noto regarding tho
arameiits oi tireeoe ana ojrv.a gave the
powers; grouud to proiost against their
wsilite attitude. Tae report that Greece
Lad tff r d to form an ailianoe with Tar-
key u unfvunded. The anbassadors
have adjiurntd their situog, but ru
re-assembie shortly, when it is ex-
peotedi that they will have re
oeived f further instruou&a from their
respective governments in relation to
the final decision. The Porte considers
the note of the ambassadors satisfactory,
but hai intimated that it will not reoag-
n 3 ilie Hi gariaa union, uo matter what
tho o-ijujMo result of the oonlersnoe may
be. It err Von Ksdowt i,. the German
ambauskdor, and M. N.lidoff, the Bucsiab
ambacdor, have leinied toreooia Petri fl
or Tichamt-ktrT, the Bnlgarian delegates
wbo cad been commissioned by Prinoe
Alexander to assure the Pjrte that peace
and order reigned in Eastern Boameiia.
A larga force cf Turkish troops have been
crdercd to advatea in the direction of
Miss. A balb between the Servians
and tha Turks is imminent. Bslgrade,
Servia, has protested against the decision
of the ambasaadors on the Boumelian
qae.tioe and has oommenced military
tperaUdns against Bulgaria. A large
force oil Servian troops crossed the Bul
garian frontiers from Nissa at 5 o'olook
yesterday afternoon. 1
COLrJMBTjs. On Uatober 17 Neither
the Democratic nor Bspublioan oommit-
tets np ;to noon today had changed the
basis ot their olaims in regard to the f5g-
islatnre, with the exception tbat the Bs
publioan committee concedes the election
of Welch (Dem ) in the Athens district
and tbirf ka tireccer (Bep.) in the Perry dis-
trio' us Ueteat at at', will be defeated by
only a few votes.
Cincxkmati, October 16. Complete
unomoisl returns have now been reoeived.
Tae oousUes not given last nkht are:
Brown, 1800 plurality far Hoadlj; Hamil
ton, SUtj tor Uoadly; UlUwa, 1,159 for
Boadiyl This makes a total of 53,201
lor Foraker and 35 513 for Hoadly. For
kcr's net plurality is 17,688
Cincinnati, O-tobex 16 The returns
on the legislative ticket oonticue indefiaite,
owing td the uncertainty as to the result
in liaolilton county. The Be publicans
c'aim four senatcis and nine represents-
ttveiinkbis county and the D.jmoorats
oiaua the whole delegation, four senators
and ten Irepreeentktives. Only the effioial
coo nt cin deteratiaa it. Omitting Ham
ilton connty tbe closest anaiyBis that can
be made is that tbe E-publioans have
elected to the bouse 58 members and tha
Democrats 41; doubtiui, Stark county, 1.
Om'Ut&g Hamiiton county tha returns
show that the B-pubueau have elected
17 members aud the D jmoorats 16. The
twenty-fit st district, whioh is given to the
lii;puDiicaas in the above ovunt, is not
conceded by tha Democrats.
WAJsHltiGTON, Oobtr 16 The 8'e-
nal corps station st Hatter as inlet. N. C ,
reports the freight bark speigei,6f Lon
don, tropi J maic, bound to Falmouth,
with a cirgu ot logwood ot lour hundred
and tbrle tons, a crew of twelve mer.
master, FrtdDeht, is lerkios badly, lying
eff Orsuoae inles. The North Caroiicr,
a UiiUtd btai.es revenue cutter, has gone
to her asaiblanoe and Will tow her to Wu-
mingtcQ- N. C. The freight sohooner
Thoa. 1 Strickion, from Wilmington, N.
C.f to iiiladeiphia, general cargo, went
at Lore on the south side of Hatteras inlet
at 1 o'oiock this morning.
Washington, Ojtober 16 The
President today appointed Ernest P Bald
win, of Missour, deputy first auditor of
the treasury. &ld na is a native of
Washington. He is a lawyer and was
formerly a clerk to the S'ate Benate ot
Mi siaii. Ha was subsequently elected a
aemberi of that body. a. few dajs ago
ho was appointed chief tf division in the
tffioaotjtoe oomptrouer of the currenoj.
He assumed the duties of deputy first
audi or kodaj, rdi'jviog H. K.Laer,
who leaigood by requost of secretary
Manning. Leaver has been appointed
cLiel of; the oustcmj division of the first
auditor's tffioo, vice E S. Pollock, ro
uuod ta a iourth-tltss olerkahip.
Tbe Seoretary ot the iraaoury has re
quested the resignation ot Ban. P. Davii,
4tputy foortn auditor ot tha treasury, and
naa seieWed hi. suoocssor, but the aame is
held. I
NxwjYo&K, October 16. The baai-
hks. la lures throughout the country
darikg bat week as reported to B. G. Dun
& Oo., number for tha United States 139,
aud for Cabada 27; a total of 166; against
2 7 lae. week, and 196 tha week ptevious.
Too failures ara beicw the average id all
-eouot)8 of the eoutttry, and lewr are re
j. or ted if em the a oach than for any pre
vious w$tk thid )tu,
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t i Iukk, uototxr lb. Two chiu
J u QHib
K. ooeiger, the Wife of a
b uiut tiauu, rBiuiug at avo. oo oneriu
Btrbei. tats morning took a hahuui nndla
. J . .m . .r. nn oi or
under a bed and act it oo fire.
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The ohiU '
dren rushed from the i rot m, and Lena, a
8$venmooths-o!d baby who was lying! on
the bed, was burned to death when the
fireman arrived atd exiicguLhod tha
flames. Only a few hundred dollars'
damage was done by the flames.
Niw loaK, Oober 16 -Tha Post
says: Fntare delivari ; cbr excepted)
sdVanoet' 5 100 abov ' Kesttrdaj's oiobing
quo luons, lojt li2-100 and sold at the
tH5rdc!l 500 bales Gjtobor at 9 66 "50O
February at 9.88 aod 100 April" a-. 10.12
Alter the ca 1 the market was doll and
easier, Jtmjrj was sold a. 9 76 Futures
olopaJ quiet and s'cady, Ooiober 2-100j
.ha bi!auoc 4 to 3 100 higher than yester
day. ;
Piw York, Oat. 16 Tho following
ar.i tue rotai 1st reutts oi oottoa at ait
TJ-'-'wd Stat.es ports siooo 3 pttioibrir 1st,
1885; Gaiveaton. 165J47; Nv:W Orleans,
16y,34o; Mobile, 28,269; Savannah, 207,
866; Chsrlfcston, 1:8.122; Wumintftoa,
28,842;Morfc,:k, 73 t'r, Uularooro, 2 438;
New York. t'M U j on, 491; Now
port Newa, 872; PnuaaaipQia, 1,273; West
Point, 39 729, Brunei, ?,218; Port
Hoyal, 1,252; Ponsacola, 3 y28, Indianola,
78; City Poinjt, . Tola', 857,201.
St, Locis, October 16. A epec'al
lrcm IJhaitaiiOOga to i tho Port-Ditpa'oh
6ays : A very sjusational murdur was
committed a few m La from Somersvillp,
Ala., yasttrdsy, Wenley Hoppor aud
Jamos Elmooboa: bad a fi roo quarrel
about a division if a! piece of property.
(Jlows followed and Hopper, bciog more
powartul, seized Eduiuncn in bis arms and
d jliberately out his throat from ear to ear
four time'. Tne murderer was arrested.
Citt of Mtxico via Gilveston, Oato
ber 16 The President! has granted full
paidou to all political; prisoners except
Scnor Carrillo, , edito? of the Corro de
L-.oti. Tho prionenj pardoned inoluda
a number of editors and students. Tho
notion cf the prctil jiit is hailed with great
satUfaction by the people.
Nxw O&lkaks, Oaober 16. Dan
8eigr B os,, dry. g oda, haVo made an
asfligtment for tLo b'Tr-rfit of their credit
ors. Thai? a-B3;J r $13,000 and l a
bilitiao 1225,000 Tbe store rwmains open
under tbe supervision of its creditors.
Statjnton, Oitobet; 16. So intense ia
the feel i eg hero agint K ine-, who mur
dered Brawn, that the aa'.hcriu'es, leuing
iyncbiDg, toek Kur.tr to Biahmond to
day. The traebfer Ircrn the jil to the
depot was made very qiietly. But few
knew it, the crowd b4og at the fair, a
mile from the ci y. Tie exoitement his
rather iooraasad sires; yesterday, aod but
for tho removal eiioa bpaat quences might
hava rvaulted, aj thai jail was strongly
guarded and the country people seemed
determined to lynoh the: prisoner.
DB ABMSTBOXG'S TB1AL
Atlanta Constitution. '
Kov. Jimes G. Arrrirocg, reo'orof St.
Philips churoh, wi.l not be tried this
year on the charges ptefcrred sgainst him
by the standing committee of the diocese.
The bishop has set tha! 13 h cf January as
ikn a)aw nn W V i Vl t Vl O riflnrt. ia t( nnn VARA
tor bis trial. It was thought by scms that
by ootseot of all parties an earlier dato
might be agreed on, and that the painful
6upense m'ght ba curtailed. That, it
set mj, is impossible -and the bishop has
fixed the date as above stated. In tha
meantime Dr. Armstrong is specdirg his
leisure" days qaistty at; the reotory, and
Bcv. Mr. Hunt is conducting tha service
every Sunday. j j
Comparative Cotton statement. 4
Nw Yobjc, Oct. 184-The tolljwiag 1s
the comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Oct. 15: H
I188S. 1884.
Net rec'pts at U. 8. ports, ! 21 7.077 240,548
Total receipts to date, I 1 857,2 0 827.985
ExportsJor the week, 1130,493 115,819
Total exports to date, I 1 334 940 3d 1,743
Btock at all U. 8. ports, ! ( 459,90 453,522
Stcck at all interior towns , 68,33d 37,509
btock at Liverpool, ; 362.0UU 484,0JO
btock of American afloat 1
tor Great Br1etn. 119,000 136,000
KXAltPIB OF VXSTTJKiaC'Ml 0NK3 OOM511SDKD.
; it is cften well to emulate the bright ex
amples of those ?ho tempt fortune, and by
braving a little win much Here is an in
stance shown in tbe result of the I84lh
gtand month drawing of t. e L.ukiana State
ijottery, at New Orleans, lot Tuesday, Bep
ttmb r 8. It is cbtxrful reading to those
fortunate winners who held tickets. No.
50,434, drawing tae-nrst capital prize of
75,UO0, sold at $1 each in fifths, one to O.
Smtci, Leavenworth, KstLsae; another to
John Wias, of Wamegd. Kaosas; the re
mainder elsewhere. Not 26,820 also sold in
fifths at $1 each one to J. A. Clercy,
1098 Washington avenue, New York
city; one to George Jackson,
Xtewton, Kansas, collected tbrough fcUrtey
County Bank of Newton, Kmsaa; one to
J (i bands berry of Paris,! Texa, colected
through Paris Exchange! Bank; one to S J
Barnlta d, Walla Wall,fWabinstoa Terri
tory, ect., ecu Number: 80.230 won the
Third Pnzd of $10,000,; also sold in fifths
one held ia Sin Frciseo. Cal , co.lec.ed
through Weil, Fargo & Co.s Bank of Baa
FrsLC.sco: another to ia party in New
Orleans, Louisianai the remainder else
where. Nos 64,069 and 61,711 each drew
one of tbe two Fourth Priz.s of $6,000, also
sold in tirtb at $1 eachto J E BernsUiom,
Oreenport, N Y, ool tbrof jUbathum National
Bank of New York City; another to First
Nat'l Bttnk of Loo Angeltse, Cal, aoother to
AT Kiusey, collected through First Nat'l
Bank of Kcd Cloud, Neb, another to Peter
Berry, Globe Village st, ttouih Bridge, Mass,
anotbei collected bv Acglo California lit nk,
(Limned.; ban f rancitcO, Cal, another to a
party in Guatemala, U A, and ij on all over
the 'habitable world, the flow of wealib scat
tered joy aod happtaess, ; and a similar oc
currence will take place on Tuesday, Nov
10, of which all Information can be had on
application to M A Dauphin, New Or .eons.
La. Now remember tbese faots aud siek
to etuulato the exampla vt tbesa fortunate
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THE STATE FAIR.
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EXHIBITS.
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DCTS ASi PAtBKS.
Yesterday was, like its predeoesscr-,
bright and balmj; in hot it was the most
beautiful day of the entire week. There
werd quite a na jiber of visitors in the city.
Mtny of these " alter making purchases
went to the fair? grounds There was no
great throng of . people, as was the ease
Thursday. Oaly about 1 200 were pres
eot, but they made up in erjayment what
they laokea in numbers. Taose who were
at the fair had the best opportunity to see
the exhibits and. made liberal use of it.
The stock pens were looked at carefully.
The cattle, beautiful, sleek thoroughbreds,
wer, as usual, pets and had many 7itors.
Many ot the priia winners were photo
graphed. Tbey'were very patient as they
stood in the bright sanshine and put their
best points forward, just as a young lady
would dc; tor cows, like many young
ladies, are coquettish.
The beautiful butter display was yeeter
day, as heretofore, much admired. Few
visitors to the fair tailed to see it. The
era rid p-'n of 825 was won by Mr R C
Freeman, ot Gotd?boro. The cow whioh
gave the milk wis the thoroughbred Jcr
sey ''L icy Sti'.h," which was aold Mr
Freeman by Mr W G Upchnroh. The
eeoond prise was taken by Mrs A H
Green, of this city. The butter is the
best by far ever iei-n in the S.ate. Ir may
safely be said that the cattle aod butter
features of the fairs are hereafter to be
among the most prominent. This is as it
ehou d be.
There was a lively oontest for the $50
premium for the best! original oil painting
il ustrative of North Carolina scenery
The winner waa Mrs J B Bar well, of
Peace institute, this city. Her work is ex
cellent. It represents a soetie on Bioh-
lands creek, near Waynesvilie. It ia
ruggedly piotureique landscape, be lily
treated. In thai foreground, seated on i
log, is Wid. Medford, the famous May
wood county hunter, with his pack or
splendid deer bounds at his feet.
It was learned yesterday that Thursday
no less than 3,000 railroad tickets were
sold at the Qargett street station. Bather
over 8,000 people were on the grounds
Thursday.
Mr. Lao D. Heartt stated yesterday
that tte receipts would meet tha expenses.
As the society started with no debt, hav
icg removed all its pecuniary eaabarras
meats, it is gratifying to be able to make
the statement-.
A oloud was 'thrown over the fair
by the refusal of the railways to
give low rates, euoh as are given
to the iuohmond lair, tor metanoe.
This matter ia; talked of very freely
by the people, from the president of tbe
agricultural sooiety to the most catual visi
ter. Some active measures will ba taken
People in North Carolina cannot afford to
have their fairs u jured by lliiberality in
railway rates. That muoh in certain.
Mips Dixie Leoh, of Piu;.boro, exhili
ted a handsome tbeoiuien of ber art in the
ahape of a painting in oil ef Mr Gacrge
Lsaoh s thoroughbred setter "Brock in
the field. . ;
. Mr. David Juetioe is in charge of the
macbioery and gives special attention to
his duties.
Ydsterdsy the jidgos of award com
p'eted tha last of their tasks and blue and
pink ribtons adorned the meritorious ex
hibits.
Tbe White sewing machine company
oertainly made a handsome disj hy tf the
mofit delioate work in embroidery and
fancy sewing. The representatives of the
maehine were very courteous to visiters
and jloed ornamental initials on thou
sac da of plaques.
The people of Wake county did fair-y
well as exhibitor, but they must awake tc
tha faot that their great county, the largest
and richest in the State, ccu'd by unity ot
effort make a displuj greater than waa e.ei
made at any State it r. D theieipie
raahsi tt.B ? Let them do so and go' to
work to make the nxi. fair a tcagn ficeot
suocesj. Bemetbber that Y ke is now oa
her mettle. Not on'y is th .'air located
here, bat a Wakouoty man is -he presi
dent ot tbe association. Make it a matter
of pride. It is the people's fair and the
people mast take mot e latereat in it.
thThe fair olcsos - today. TLere will ba
e e usual rush in the removal of articles
xb biied, and ty t unset the grouads mil
be g ven over to msoy months of soli
tude and quiet. It has b;ea a matter ot
rmatk that tho I grouols are this year
neater than ever bef .r . tbanks to seore-
Ury Niohota' Rood ror agummo. Thevisi
tors express special tl as ore at tho oare
and courtesy shown by th officer aod
employees. Thru ha net r ben a fair
more enjoyable in all reepeoti. Taeie was
not a single aooidont oi tt e mxt trivial
kind or any uopl ja-aot ooearrcoo, in the
oity, at the di pot4 ur ht groubde. ibe
police, regular aod 'Coal. bear testimony
to the remarkatie ejod order. Thert is
every reason to ba pleased with the fair
of 1885.
Tne.following concludes the list of ex
bibits.
DIPAHTMKNT d ohchakd p AOL dots
; TO.
Pears peahes etc B P Williamson Bal
eigV ; evergreen" A B Forest Bloigb: ap
ples vV W Jonas Cooper's Bonoombe
oauntj; apples pears peaches eto J B But
& Sons Bndgewater Burke oounty; dis
play gTapes and bornea in glass a U Bat
terwhaite Aiken ;S C; evergreens eto H
Steinmttg Ba.eigb; scuppernong wine J B
f iiust a ooa. ifridiewatei; peart fara
W Wynne ttaieigh; applet vane ties;
peaehes peats eto J W Petry Liawcod
Chatham oounty; apple- in barrels B Ja9
Powell Pitteboro; apples eto J Van Linlo
ey Salem Junotion.
DKPABTMKNT PANTBY 8UPPIJIS.
For speoit 1 premium ot $25 tor best
0 pounds butter-entries Dr B H Lewis
Mrs A H Green W G Upehuroh Mrs B
Buffalo Mrs Edward Bledsoe aU of Bal-
eigb; L Banks Hoit Graham; Dr D W C
tf doow trc ensbnrr; K C Freeman Goids-
bor ; Mrs J W K.rr Haw Biver. The
other entries wre in the general cepart-
t.oc by Mra J B Bitohelor Miss LUoh-
t'oid Miss Elin Primrose Miss Nora
Primrose Miss Maud Harris B H Wood
ell Mrs C E Buffalo Mrs K J Buff.lo
Mrs B B BufUio Miss Bile B.gley Mrs
W H Lyon Mbis Jennie E Lyon Mis
Jolia flo'lowsy Mrs M J Hoiaway Mrs
A M MoP teeters Miss E ien Bosenbaum
Miss Hattie Bosenbaum Miss Hannah
Roaecbaum Mrr J B Batohelor Mrs W H
Bigley Mrs Cbas H Belvin Mrs F A Olds
Miss Cora E Whitaker Mrs Dtvid Ander
son W B Crawford Jr Miss Lioy Harris
Mrs W S Primrose Mrs J M Broughton
all of Rileub; B E Harris Merry Oiki;
J H Ciegg Leiwood. The children's pan
of this exhibit is notably good and does
hem great credit.
DtPABTMSNT P. MANUFACTURES.
Display of harness of all kinds E F
Wyatt & Son Ba.'eigr; rope slippers W H
Soott Wilmington; 2 one-hotse 4 seat
phaetons one-horse 2 -seated phaeton. 3
top buggies, open buggy jump seat buggy
- m w
T B Yanoey Baleigb; shoes of all kinds
W H Wetmore & Oo Raleigb; leather of
various kinds, 8 W 11 smith New Gar
den; 3 road carta Sanders & Whitoomb
Elubeth City; 2 hone pbaetons one
horsi 4-seated phaeton one horse 2-eated
phaeton top buggy CZ) open buggy
(2) jump seat bu?gy skeleton track
wagon pleafure r wagon displry of
carriages and buggies made in North
Caroiioa Tyson and Jones ; Carthage
N C; bedsteads, bureaus wardrobe, variety
cabinet work (all B high made andoi
N. C. timber) Huffia Boles, Baleigb; open
wsgen F S:ronaoh and Co. Baleigb; dis-
p.ays of Tennessee farm wagons Johnson
and Barber Bileigh.
D1PABTMXNT Q. M1B0ANT1L1 DI8-
PLATS
Display of corsets Chicago Corset Co
largest oclleeticn ef piotures (this was re
ntarkably bandscma the beattver made at
a fair here ) Fred A Watson Baleigfc j
display sewing maohinei and work done
on the same the White sawing maoaina
company Cleveland Ohio: pianos organs
&o. A Pauu Ka'eigb; crockery and queens-
ware VV 11 Hughes Kaletgh; UQurdaeerine
guitar VV H Soott Wilmington; display of
hardware etovi ate Julius Lswis st Co.
also by T H Briggs & S?ns and J O
Limsden Baleigh.
D1PARTMIST E LADIK3 WOBK.
This display is unquestionably one of
U a largest ar.d most .meritorious ever
made at the State fair, and fills ail the
space devoted to it. There are 236 en-
trios, it is impossible to do more than
give tha names of the exhibitors wbo show
such beautiful examples of their patieaoe
and artistic skid. These are: Mrs tuima
Hills Delaware Ohio; Miss Hattie Samp
son Mrs A 0 8ampson Greenabcro; Miss
Olivia Barklqy Mrs B P WUUamico Miss
jdtclla Jordan Mrs W W Jordan JVItb N
M Farnsworth Miss S C Whitaker Bal-
ieig; Misa Canie Murphy Salisbury; M ss
Lucinda Little Miss Maggie ; Kirkland
Alias Maud Young Mrs Ed H Lae Miss
Hutohiogs Bt Uigb; Mr Chisholm Charles
ton S C; Mrs J M Cienshaw Mrs A E
Over by Wake Fores; Mrs M E Fisher
Wilmington; Miss El it Primrose Miss
Ncra Primrose M L Page Baieigh; Mrs B
H Shimpock Gold Hill; Mrs Wxu Wilson
Wilmingtor; Mrs W 8 Black Mrs 8 H
Montgomery Mra 0 L Striakland Miss
Delia Lit ehtgr;Mias Mamie Harris Miss
Jtlia Jroeoh Mas Mattie Higgs Miss
Delia Oreon Miss Nannie Bu well Mrs
iBotiie Mills Baleigb; Mrs W B Troy
Bound Knob; Miss Eva Jewell Mrs K B
Perkineou Miss Alma Jewell Miss Minnie
Jewell Miss Eva Jewell Baleigb; Mb?
Alice W Daffy Now Berne; Mrs E How
(and Miss Liiy Jooei Cxj; Mrs C E
Buffalo B laigh; Mrs H E Fries
dt-Kio; Mus Bartha
3drs B J Emeraon
Mrs Eisabeth Eison
Hrrion Ra'.eigh.
Dot hm Couu ;
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Fduor Mus B.i-
Aooie Bgiy Mini E
Btiie Bigu y Mis K .to
tie Poole Mrs M J Hilioway Miss Julia
Hollo way Miss Jennie
lllolioway Mrs W
p Lyoa Misr Jennie E
E lii Mrs Stevens Mrs
LLyoa Mia Mime
E
HLse Mrs B
B Seaweli Baleigb; Mrs J is Braweli
Sau.'barj; Mrs Jas MtK:e Mrs M Grsus
man Mrs A M MoPheeters Mrs J 0 Hin
too Mis T F Davidson Mrs Geo H Wil
liams Mis J B Williams Baleigb; Mrs L
A Somen Greensboro; Mrs J B Bust
Bhdgewater; Miss Coriane Djrtch Mrs H
P Doitch Miss Sua Co. tier Goidsboro;
Mrs S H Montgomery Mrs Etien Camp
bell Mrs I.adore Boaenthal Mrs E U Lae
Hies Emma L imsden Mis Mary Palmer
Mills Miss Kate Berkley, Mrs Moatgom
ery Mrs B G Cow per Mrs W F
Wyatt Miss Bessie rVyatt MrsV DLaw
recce Mrs Barber Mrs B H Liwis Mn C
H Blvin Baleigb; Mrs Eva 0 Davis' WeU
don; Mrs J B Batobeler Mrs B J Buffalo
W R Crawford Jr Baleigh; Mrs D Johsv
ton Grove Chatham oounty; Mrs William
Wilson Wilmington; Miss Neil Eaiabart
Lexington
DkPABTMXNT I JINX ABTS, ITQ .
j Paintings wa-er1 colors eto Hattie
Sampson Greeiuboro; map drawing Frank
C M bane Weatworth; map drawing B
il laylor Mt Afy; oil and water color
paintings eta Mias Juiia J Speneer Chapel
Hill; paintings on silk photographs eta G
W 8wift Baleigb; oil paintings Mrs J M
Spainhour L moir; fish bona oomb W W
boott, Wiimiogton; landsoapea, eta Mrs.
Willian' Wilson Wilmingtor, oil painting
Miss xie Laach Pituboio; xui drawing
W J Sholar Wake Forest; paiatipg ia od
eto Mies Julia Creech Baiaigbi otl paint
ing Mrs J B Borwell Baleigij crayon
urawingMisa Lola Miila Toianot; erayoa
ailRUlK AIAJBM JBLtttUm HNS.MKlMl
relics and cunosilies Mrs Divid Ao
detson Balsigt; photographs eto J W
Watson Haibigb; ac orated latcy artioloa
in oils ets Mrs U E Fries Salem; original
paiotn g in oil Mr Eugene L Harris Bal
eigb; Bbeild aud coral Mrs B B Sea well
Baleigt ; paihiisg oo velvet Mrs Jis Mo
Kee Batcigt ; water ooiots etc Miss Annie
Burweli Baleigb; vases rliss Lma Brown
Baieigh; crayon oraw.ng Miss Alice Dug
gaa Waircnton; paintings tn oil Mrs B G
Cowper Baleigb; painting on velvet Mrs
W F VVvatt Baleigf; relios and ouriOsiUca
B E Hatiis, Merry Uakt; decorated china
tiles E L Harris Baleigb; oil paintings; N
C toecery Mra J B Barnoii Baieigh; deox
rated china Miie S M Kirklaud Baieigh.
DIPABTMKNT K AGBICULTOBAL IXPtX'
1CXNT8, KTO.
Patent heat reguiator tor tobacco barns
E B Willis Marshall Madison county;
harvester and binder reaping machines
mowing machines etc Asa M Egbert Char
lotte; tobacco heat regulator Heodrioka &
Welles Marshal1; cotton plows J 0 Jordan
Baleigb; fet.oe machine (ta operation)
Nurth Carolina wire and paung tenae oom-
pany Baieigh, (also samptos ot plain and
ornamental fences etc); mower harvester
and binder Wal-er A vVood Hoosao Faila
N ,Y; Watt plows JM Monie Baloigh;
oiioa.ar saw mill J A Vanoo Salem; com
bination aotton planter and fertiliser dia-i ,
tributor Apinwail & Vau Auken Pjtertbargi
Va.
THK GBASD PRIZtS.
The following is s oomp e:e list of the
ohief priiss aa awarded in the several
departments :
Department B 1 Trotting Beat trot
ting brood Bttliion over 4 years best brood
mare over 4 years Dr Jas McKee; best
brood mare between 2 and 4 years Jas i
Norwood; best thoroughbred brood mart ,
4 yean Taylor & Miller (Ashevilie); best t
thoroughbred brood mare 2 to 4 years !
Joshua Bullook Booky Mount; best thor-
oughbred oolt under 2 years Jas Norwood
Hillsboro; best heavy draft stallion over 4 -years
JW BiackweJl Durham; best light
draft stallion over 4 years W T Blaokweil
Durham; best light draft Bullion between
2 and 4 yean J E Goodwin Elm Grove;
beet brood mare over 4 yean Jaa Nor
wood Hiiisborc; best brood mare 2 to 4
yean Joshua Bollock Booky Moun; beat
oolt under 2 yean B N Wynne Lamay:
best mare and oolt Bav 0 T Bailey Bai-
cr. k. . ..it in w n . ,j
Bjlg. wua t uuais etuia uiun wvi. a u vji ,
win Elm Grove; best team horses (ooacb)
16 bands high B P Williamson Baleigt;
beat team hones (ooacb) 14 hands high
J W Blaokweil Durham; best saddle horae
W P Batohelor Baleigb; best single bug
gy horse Frank Str onach Baleigb ; best
combined saddle and harness bone Miss F -P.Tuoker
Baleigb; beat banker pony B S
Tucker Baleigb; best jack E W Goodwin
Elm Grove; best aiogio mule E W Good
win Etm Grove; beat heavy draft borsea
J W Blaokweil Durham 1 ; i-
Department B, 2 Jersey bull over 3
yean W G Tpcharch Baleigb j Jersey bull
between 1 and 3 years Jersey Tbull Cilf .
under 1 year best, Jersey cow over 4 years
Mrs Wm Grimes Baleigb; bast Jersey :
cow between 2 aod 4 yean W G Up
ohuroh, Baieigh; best Jiney heifer under
2 years B S Tackar Baleigb; bast l Jersey
calf under 1 year B P .Williamson BaL
eigb; best herd of Jerseys W G Hpohuroh
Baleigb; Guernsey bull over 3 yean H I
Baauson Salem; Guernsey bull 1 to 3 years
Dr B H Lewis Baieigh; Guernsey bull
calf under 1 year H ' Bahnson Salem;
Guernsey cow between 2 and 4 years
Guernsey herd B H Lewis Baleigt-;
Guernsey cow between 2 and 4 years
Henry Brigga Baleigb; Devon bull over 3
yean L B Holt Graham; Devon cow ba
tween 2 and 4 yean Mrs Wm Grimes
Baleigb; Devon bull calf under 1 year
Djvon cow between 2 and 4 jean Davon
cait ubder 1 year Devon herd L B
Hoit Graham; Ayrshire boll over 3
years T E BeynoSds u Winstcn;
Ayrshire now between 2 and 4 years J M.
Heck Bileig; graded bull ovor3 years
Wm M Jones Cooper's N C; graded brill
1 to 3 years N M Tomliaaon, Garner
Sutior; graded bull caif under 1 yen J
B Ba & Son Bridgewater; graded cow
orer 4 yctrd R S Tucker; graded ! WW
over 2 to 4 y&ars B H Lewis; heifer
uTtder 2 yuan B P Wiiltamsoc; calf
nouei 1 v: J M Heok; herd T B Bhd
.:; b.st yoke oxen W B Crawford.
DIPABIMXNT A. r
B .st 25 pounds tobacco bright lemon
wrappers W J Groom Trinity College;
seoocd best 25 pounds bright lemon wrap
pers P H Leo Shotwcll; best 25 pounds
mLogaay wrappers W S BagwtlJ Garner's
8tattor; sco .cd bjat 25 pounds mahogany
wrappers J W Taylor Ljckviiie; beat 25
pounds cutters W S Big well Girner'o S.av '
t;oc; beet 25 pounds shipping W S Bag
wail, Garner Station; best 25 pounds fill-' '
ers J:W Taylor LoekviUe; best 25 pounds
yellow (pici,!) H B Bagwell Baleigt;
bastrfcox plug tobacco J L King ana
Son, iGieensboro; bast display manuiaov
tured Itcbacoo J L Kixg and Son, Greens
bor ; bast wheat B P Williamson, second
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