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' ''A Happy 'New1 Year to everybody
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the greeting we seAd to &11 1 from the
RACKET STORJS. i
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We are going to do all
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can to
make everybody happy, and i yOu will
do what we intend to do and- what we
tell you to do you will maBtel the mul-
titude of life'a iUs : Keepoul of ' deht.
ir crops with a he and be
the owner of every hill of corn or cotton
-or tobacoo you grow, unless ou have
the means of your own to do otherwise.
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Did you knuw Ae credit system took
ludf jour labor , and
madeljou
Jay
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double for allpu got? Keejp out of
debt and sav every other ro'- of brn
. or cotton, for it takes just thai much oi
your labor to enjoy the greatest bless-
mir there is in the credit systefii, for if a
credit crop fails you are sold out and all
you have must go, while you land your
umuy are ieu aesurae. ; j
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, Well, the credit system is aj bad i ays-f
: U AiU II-:
merchandise that way is ftnmely an ob
iect of titv. as a rule; because the numi
ber who cannot pair and those who 1 will
not pay force ,him to charge such prkea
to those who dor pay that ne is actuauy
The credit system don't bring rery
onuch happiness to ; anvbodv. Jl is ail
hope ueferreo." iThe EAiJrlEX
l'Ui&E eomearCo you with the new .and
better wav; with a live cash business
ased on uuicJtisales , and small profits.
-toix monUis of Hacket lite has done
much to (level on the advantages .we are
Able to gite jou. , MU: months (lasl'dei-
. vetobeu ibe tact' that Ataoltet; values
have mastered the held and placfea it m
the lead of thfl trade in rUieigh, ; Six
months has.deeided tbit it pays to have
our , buyers always in he marXet, atb -
ering bargain from the sUttghterens
of cre4U. and six months has .decided
our efforts to supply -the people
with the. greatest value tor the; least
...money hax met their approval and tells
us in tnuuder tones thp ueterminatura of
the masses to tree themselves - from ; the
; bondage of the credit!, system and ; that
; henceiorth the will use the readj dol
.iar instead 6t pjig .double for jtheir
niAMhenWlaii . ! " ' J '.
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M1.W3 OiiSKKVATlOS.
1 St. Louis is the first city in this
ooantry to perfect arrangnicnts for the
treatment 01 hydrophobic patienta by the
Pasteur uiethod.
J udge Noah Davis,in a practical tern
perance tipeech, advocated the payment
ot wages in the middle of the week in
stead of on Saturday.
A Western woman has become in
curably insane from hair dye. Provi
dence gave her black locks, but she pre
ferred golden tre&ies.
Senator Hale submits drafts of all
speeches to his wife before the speeches
are delivered. Senator Logan doesn't;
or if he does, he forgets to follow her
corrections.
As Senator: Evarts threatens to
make a silver speech, the "gold-bugs"
are begging him to keep still. Speech,
we remember, is silvern, but silence is
golden.
' The slaughter of the innocents is
going on in the West. When we learn
tuat -,030, uvU boga have been killed
and packed in little more than a 'month
we, begin to think we are a great nation.
According to London Liie, when
Queen Victoria returns from Laiinoral or
Osborne to Windsor she invariably takes
the earliest opportunity to pay a private
vUit to the ex-Eiupress Eugenie atOhis
fciiurt, where the- two lorn women nurse
their grief over ; the loss of their de
parted husbands.:
: Matthew Arnold informs all Eng
land that Nathaniel Hawthorne was the
Sanest writer America yet has produced,
but a prejudiced Illinois paper warns
Matthew that John A. Logan's new
book will necessitate a revision of pre
vious judgments in respect of American
literature.
-The head reported as shaving been
found in a box at Wilmington, Dela
ware, turns out to have been found at
Wiliiainsport, Pennsylvania, and not
Wilmington. A mistake was made in
the reports made to the police. The
Pennsylvania railroad detectives who
investigated the matter were furnished
a descriDtion of Haviland. ! the missing
pHunATlvauia miller, and as thev have I
niado no further reDort of the case to the I
authorities it is bresumed that the head I
nriivfid to be. waa ftt firgt sunnoaed. ml
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portion of a subject sent for a medical
tuueub. ;
At a recent informal gathering of
ladies- a doubt was expressed whether a
woman lives in the land who is Wholly
indifferent to dress. It was said that it
there are exceptions they must be found
either among the dissolute or the hope
lessly blind, certainly not among the
savage tribes, who are noted for their
love of finery. There are those undoubt
edly 4who atfecti to despise dress and
adornments and loudly decry them as
a means to gam or hold the good opin
ion; or afiection of those with whom they
mingle in social or domestic life, liur-
it, may be guessed that where this senti
ment or feeling i expr.;l. m words or
shown in acts, the leaviu 04 did wholt
lump is wilfulness, -ituaMfd iiuccutriCLty,
or some other tdkeu oi sl'iij'.-j jreciatiok
or Vainglory. If nature ht. appointed
to woman a "sphere" sharply defined
and arbitrarily matxwul out and
measured, ' right and reason con-
cue in assuming that sne ought
to i be .permitted to - shine in tnat
"t": . .liIr.! I
temotuous eves upon a woman w
r I
careless inuatters of dress pr behavior,
and the wbman who thuiks to. silence
them or aker their opinion b y a wilful
or courageous show of 'independence"
in the saodo' and manner of her attire.
will learn all fob soon that she has but
earned their: contempt -tod i wrought no
advantage to heheli. Within tb limits
of her sphere , in life, such as all .the
world is willing to concede to ber, it is
her right, as tt is her duty and pleasure,
to'av ail herself Of the adventitious aids
of dress to add j to her peronal appear
I ance and to help to win and hoiu tne
regard or admiration of all! whose good
I opiuionane may wui uwf, t uu
i aua cueuuuKauue, Pi wa .uui.u-
mgs mustaiwajs enter into tuesjiuuou
othe question; What Shall 1 wear.i
1 anu wuere-wivuai i auau uv . -
I oy ramuie iu; wu www v-
I simplicity anu easy couuor m ura ua
wtMm iitua tiF t n a Til 1 1 PiiiinvniPnL sit x.11 h
occasion. A
promenade in the city, a
drive in the park, a bail, ; or. the opera
demand different styles, fabrics, ana ao
cessories. Women of good taste, and
Kitted with tberace ot common sense
will always wisely aiseruniuate ana
! adapt their costume to place and .occa
sion. Iney will never couit notoriety
or provoke its; ill-natured couuueut by
appearing in absurd, or conspicuous at
tire.
away his broad acres for a Bong, so
to speak, will live to regret u. A writer
in tne St. JLiouls Jiepuhncau says tnat
the South eohld Hot roll back the tide
of'imniigratioa if it 'would. He says
that iu ten ortwenty years, twnen tue
people of the West find : that they are
dvercrowded, they will make a rusn tor
the healthf ul aua fertile Southern lands.
W ben that tuiie comes uua of capnal
and enterprise will not stop to inquire
m to boutuern sentiments ana preiuaices.
iuey will ignore the alleged race prob
lem aua ruil like a mighty wave all over
that magnificent domain follow mg tbe
Appalacuiau jiiwuuuius from tbe Poto-
uiau around almost to the Missisaippi
lueiuainjr at least three-fourths ot tbe
area of the Southern Atlantic and East
Unit btates. ! Kentucky; 'ieunessee and
large parts of Arkansas and Texas will
alaucoiue in :tor their share of iinmi-
krauts. This morement cannot be muoh
.'longer dUye:d.
WASHINGTON.
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UASOHUBiE UEUITCriOH OF THE
PtHl IC DEBT.
A Qutr Proceeding oa th Part of Mr.
Aeton nt tbe Rvw York Sub-TreiM-nrj'
lruarr Jordan Takea
FocMwloa f the Ofltrv .
The AaMOUitd Bank
Ntiilcmvut, Ac.
Washington, January 2. -The debt
statement issued today shows a decrease
in the public debt during December of
1,089,939,84; total cash id the treas
ury, jt4y4,aoi,yo4.uu; goia certincatcs
outstanding, $105,359,001; silver cer
tificates outstanding, 093,179,465; cer
tificates of deposit, $13,790,000; old
demand and legal tender notes out
standing, 346,738,806; fractional cur
rency less the amount estimated as lost
or destroyed), $6,959,153.77.
Washington, Jan. 1. lhe secretary
of the treasury today received the fol
lowing telegram from solicitor McUue,
who is in JNew xork:
'Mr Acton refused to remove the
seula from th sub-treasury vaults. Uu-
der my advice the treasurer has done
so, to carry on the current business.
Treasurer Jordan telegraphed as fol
lows:
"Have taken possession of office un-?
der solicitor's advice." '
Naw York, Jan. 2. Treasurer Jor
dan, of the United States treasury, at
Washington, took charge of the sub-
treasury in this city, today. Mr. Acton,
whose term of office expired December
31, was on hand this'morning, also. It is
his intention to remain at his office until
the accountants have declared every
thing about the sub-treasury all right.
Tere was considerable delay in opening
the vaults and for this reason business
was at a standstill for an hour or two.
Naw York, Jan. 2. Thos. C. Acton,
assistant treasurer of the United States.
in this city, received a letter Deoember
30, 1885, from secretary Manning, or
dering him to turn over his office to Mr.
C. N. Jordan, treasurer of the United
States ! This morning Acton at once
obtained the following opinion from
obtained the following
Messrsl&eo. Bliss and Elihu Ilootv
v ! YoakDeo. 30, 1885.
A0 HOK. AHOS. ACTON
Sir? Wft nrlviaA trnn tnst vativ tarm et
office expired December 20, 1885; that
v w w uw v VWWV IVU1 W1UI W
you have since been holding over and
that your relations in this respect will
not change January 1, 1886; that
you have no legal right to turn
over your oince and the property in your
charge to any person not nominated by
me rrcsiaent ana connrmed by the
Senate, and that you cannot safely obey
any order so to do. No person not con
firmed by the benate as your successor
can give you a proper receipt or release
you and ! your bondsmen from the re
sponsibility of turning over the office to
a personj not,confinned by the Senate in
order that the operations of the great
office of assistant treasurer should not be
brought to a standstill. You would
doubtless as a good citnen feel disposed
to obey any order to that effect, but as
the operations of the office have gone on
for ten days since your term expired,-
we see no reason why tbey may not con
tinue in the same way for a few days,
until the president ot the Senate can act.
In view of these considerations we
k 1 n iklnlr .i... .u .1 :: i
the action t
action reported by the press; but it
their at-
i views entertai
yourself and your counsel. ! ' . .
. x be louowing better was delivered to
Mr. Jordan thia morning at the sub-
treasury, in answer to his demand for
the surrender of the office :
January 2nd, 1886. '
HOM. C, N. JOKDAN, TrA8CRXR Of U. S.
Dear Sir: I have received a letter
from Hon. Daniel Manning, secretary
of the treasury, directing me to surren
der the: oince of assistant treasurer of
the U. S. to you. You now desire to
take possession of this office and of the
various; funds In my charge as assistant
treasurer, basing your action upon
of the gre'tary of the treasury
aemand from me my consent to eo-
in this action on your part, u-
. , t . gay that 1 am hero
- tg'tinue U.e performance of the
dutiefl f j.. &od cannot M8ent b
i word pr act to the assumption of the
i coadt or 01 Qf thi office fev
any
. .. ...
one not appointed by tbe President and
confirmed by the Senate as my successor.
xou have caused your seal to be placed
on tbe : vaults containing the funds to
make necessary payments from day to
day ana (Hereby interrupt tbe perform
ance bv me of the regular evcrv dav and
necessary duties ot the office. If this
interruption is relieved I shall be glad
to act in tbe othoe in the same manner
that 1 have done since the 20th of De
cember ulto." if this is not permitted to
me whatever shall be done by you in
I regard! to the business of this oince must
be done without my assistance or assent
and against , my protest. Mo one can
regret: more than I, that the action
of the government to furnish
a successor to me in the office of assist
ant treasurer has been disappointed and
that a temporary embarrassment to
public business should possibly occur,
but L have no right by any act or omis
sion of mine to jeopardize the rights or
increase the risks ot my bondsmen.
I am sir, your obedient servant,
Thos. 0. Acton,
Assistant Treasurer.
Mr. Acton made po further objection
and Mr. Jordan took control.
. Por an hour no business was done,
the vaults being under the seals placed
iL
v iu M, TL' Viln Lt?Z
Finally Mr. Jordan at 11.40 broke the
eals and commenced business. -
Kew Yorsj. Januarv 2-The fol-
Thursday .by 'Mr. Jordan.
owing U0 the total net recepu of cot-
ton at all the ports since September 1,
1885: Galveston, 54,626; New Or
leans.l. 145,376; Mobile,159,t)80; Savan
nah, 592,780; Charleston, '380,207;
Wilmington, 77,143; Norfolk, 368,-
616; Baltimore, 32,796; New York,
39,876; Boston, 35,112; Newport News,
18,192;Philadelphia,14,778;WestPoint,
153,990, Brunswick, 12,328;Port Royal,
7,535; Pensacola, 16,455; Indianola,
781. Total, 3,397,571.
Columbus, O., Jan. 2. Daniel Os
borne, wanted in Prospect. Ohio, for
forgery, was arrested at Winchester
yesterday and afterwards met his death
in a singular manner. The officer was
on horseback, while the prisoner, band
cuffed, walked in front. At some point
on the road a farmer was met who in
formed the marshal that the prisoner
was armed, as he had seen him trying to
get a revolver out of the breast pocket
of his coat. The marshal thereupon
dismounted to drm, the fellow 'and
as ho approached Osborne he saw him
draw a weapon from his breast-pocket
and apparently point it at him as well
as he could, handcuffed a? he v:is. The
marshal seized his hand an -1 at the same
instant the revolver was fired, the ball
entering Osborne's left side between the
ribs and passing through the heart.
New York, January 2. The total
visible supply of cotton for the world is
3,058,726 bales, of which 2,745,620 are
American, against 3,094,253 and 2,629,
053 respectively last year ; receipts at
all interior towns 115,418 ; receipts from
the plantations 219,098 ; crop'in sight
4.540,909.
San Francisco, Jan.: 2. The tailors
of the U. S. revenue cutter Richard
Rush, which leaves for the Arctic ocean
in a few days, in search of the crew of
the whaling bark Amethyst, which is
supposed to have been lost, have mani
fested much discontent over the clothing
issued to them for the voyage. They
say it is inadequate for the rigors of an
Arctic trip, especially at this season of
the year. Senator t air pr oner ed $oOU
towards the purchase of warmer clothing,
but Capt. Hooper was obliged to decline
the offer. It is believed, however, the
Senator will be permitted to give each
individual sailor some extra whiter
clothing, as a new year's gift, and in
this way provide tbem with the neces
sities. Galveston, Tex., Jan.. 2 A special
to the News from Austin savs ; James
Phillips, who was so seriously wounded
Christmas eve when his wife was out
raged and murdered, is still in a very
critical condition, but he was placed
under arrest Thursday night, charged
with being4 his wife's : murderer. The
Mexican, Martinez, arrested a few days
ago on suspicion of being implicated in
the recent mysterious murders turns out
to be a rag-picker, which accounts for
the bloody clothing and ladies handker
chiefs found about his premises. He is
still in custody. Mrs. Eaves, charged
with the murder of her son Claude, was
remanded to jail yesterday without bail.
Pittsburo, Pa., Jan. 2. -A. Ger
man family of five persons, named Ben
nett, living in Pine township, this
oounty, partook of almost raw pork sau
sages for supper, last Monday. Yester
day they were seized with violent ill
ness, wnich the attending physician pro
nounces trichinosis of the most violent
Jkihd. The family consists of father,
mother and three children. The old
people were first attacked. The doctor
thinks the children will die. The others
may recover, although tie chances are
against them.' There is great alarm in
the neighborhood, as ser ral other fami
lies partook of the same, sausages, but
they may have coojied them thoroughly.
The hog from whose flesh the sausage
was made had been kept in a clean,
dry pen and fattened on corn.
New York, January 2. The
weekly statement of the New York as
sociated banks is as follows: Leans in
crease $2,971,500, specie decrease $1,
267,100, legal tenders increase $1,595, -
500, deposits increase $3,006,300, cir
culation increase $55,400, reserve de
crease $423,175. The banks now hold
$25,085,463 in excess of the 25 per cent
rate-
; Nortb 1'aruilua UatH Ust fur 185.
Wilmington Star.
Dr. Marcellus Whitehead, Rev. W.
N. Morrison, Dr. L. W. Batchelor, Dr.
James Craigmiles, William Lea, Dr.H,
0. Wuley, George M Smedes, h.dvard
Kidder, Thomas J. Norman, Dr. Benja
min W. Robinson, Col- Abram S. Kent,
Prof. W. C Doub, Dr. J. G. Hardy,
Capt. James S. Anderson, Rbv. B: M.
Philips, Rey. W. I. Hull, Rey. J. M
C. Luke, J. M. McCorkle, Chauncey
Meekins. Dr. Elam Caldwell. Wil-
Rahr- Carter, M. D., Dr. Thomas X.
Hughes, Rev. Ilenry Graj, Pr. Benja-.
min F. 1 Green, Maj. Rufus Hartley,
Rev. Charles H. PhillitJs, Rev. John
N. Andrews, Rev. John W, Lewis,
Msj. Ephraiu J. Brevard, Rev L. II.
Gibbons, William Henry Jones, Rev.
Robert P. Bibb Dr; L. G. Wwd, Dr.
C. W. ooHeh, , Dr. Gaston D.
Cobb, Isaac J. Young, Dr. I. F.
Cavencss. Dr. Sydney A. John
ston, Thomas J. Person, Capt. Ran
dolph A. Shotwell, John W. Norwood,
rrof. Washington J. rverr, samuei o.
Harrison, James J. Litchford, A. S.
bhuford, Joseph Dqbsou, Col. Edward
C. xellowly, Cot. Joseph bauuders, Dr.
Neill Graham, George C. Moses, Joel
H. Muse. William 11. Young, Judge
A. A. McKoy, Robert M. Henry, Dr.
Jamea K. -Hall John Kent Brown.
Capt. Jobff L. Wooster, William G.
Matthews, Dr. W.J. T. MiUer,
E. Lippitt ad. IJL G. Ramsaur. .
John
Th'Crpln Ivy.
What cmplng vine is eiactly four t IV
thJ mXtn PUnt k l..ur-mosi in tbe
funk ol itMMlicine. Taylor'a beroke Uemedy
olSweetUuu. aad Mullein w a icure ooub.
oouisa-deouaiuuption,
BEYOND SEA
THE
PEOH1.K OX THE (OXriXEXT
I:KK VII1F. F. VNIKIt.
The rnion wT Bulgaria -Ttio Power
Ag;re in 4 ronncd Head of Ger
main , Austria and Kauia to
II a vc a Cvnferace-t'tli.-r
Gfncial )lHk bj Wire.
Piiiliji'I'Opolis, Jan.
2 An agree-
ment has been arrived
at between
Madjid Pasha, special tuvoy of Turkey,
and Prince Alexander, respecting the
union of Bul.?iirh.. Tt has received the
concurrence of the powers.
London. Jan. The Standard's Ber
liu correspondent saji: Arrangements
are in progress for the meeting of the
Emperor of Germany, Emperor of Aus
tria and the Czar during the manoeuvres
of the Austrian army in Galieia during
the coming summer.
London, January 2. The Pall Mall
Gazette, this afternoon, says it is able
to announce that Mr. Gladstone is ready
to entertain a feasible proposal from the
Marquis of Salisbury to jointly concert
for the settlement of the homo rule
question. The Gazette urges a coalition
of the liberals and conservatives to deal
with the subject of home rule.
London, Jan. 2 The News Berlin
correspondent says that the jubilee of
Emperor Williams' accession to the
throne of Prussia will be celebrated to
morrow, & requested by the Emperor,
instead of today, without any proces
sion or demonstration. There will be
thanksgiving services during the morn
ing in the castle chapel at which all
members of the royal family will be
present. The religious services will be
followed by a levee. All the German
princes intended to personally hail the
e;up-ror on the occasion, but his majesty
declined such ovation. The emperor in
formed the princes that instead of re
ceiving thein personally he would be
pleased to receive autographic letters
from each. His majesty also declined
to receive any presents or deputations
of citizens.
PicTEKSBUun, Va., Jan. 2. Richard
L Cooney, a fireman on board of a
United States monitor at City Point,
committed suicido last night, after trans
ferring his watch and chain to one of
the sailors. He went to the eugine
room and with a razor deliberately in
flicted a deep gash across his left wrist
and bled to death. No intimation of his
intention to take his life and no reason
is assigned tnereior except tnat ne was
tired of life. The act was too delib
erate to give plausibility to any other
reason.
Jacksonville. Fla., Jan. 2. Adolph
Rose, first sergeant in battery L.,:2d
artillery, stationed at St. Augustine,
committed suicide today in a fit of tem
porary insanity, by shooting himself in
the head with a Colt's revolver.
UOLcmbcs, Jan. a. ine warehouse
burned in Opelika, Ala., yesterday was
the property of Hudman Bros. & Co.,
and was occupied by G. P. Cole & Co.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 bales of cot
con were destroyed. The loss is placed
at $57,000, with $51,000 insurance.
Tuk Car of th Children.
For ohildren, Brandreth's Pills are
simply invaluable. One or two Pills
taken every night for ten days will cure
them of scarlet fever, diphtheria,
whooping cough, colds, diarrhoea or
local pains. . -
Urandreth s Pills are purely vegetable
contain no mercury, mineral or dan
gerous drug, xbey require no care in
diet or exposure, and are perfectly safe
for old or young, male or female. One
or two at night, for a week, taken on an
empty stomach, will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia, liver complaint or rheu
matism.
NrwsYORK, Jan. 2 The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week
ending December 31:
1883. 1884
Net receipts at TJ. S, ports, , 1,938 161,054
Total receipt to date, 3,507,571 3,043,017
exports lor tbe week. uu.ueg,
Total export to date, .2,020,177 2,282,715
Stock all U. a ports, 1,135,457 1,005,707
Stock at all interior towns, 169,894 198,042
Stock at Liverpool, 541,000 604,000
For Great Britain, 210,000 202,000
in xverv household there should be
kept a bottle of Pond's Extract, as it
is invaluable incase of accidents, ehpbt
or serious, that are always liable to oc
cur, such as Cuts, Durns, .Bruises, xo
It is of the greatest benefit for Hcmorr
hagea, Neuralgic Pains and lnflamma
tions. while lor Uatarrb, riles, so it is
the best known remedy. Ask your drtu
gist to give you nothing but the genu
me.
; 1886 makes a fine begin ing.
! Bn-iocs. Dtspeptic, Nervous Invalids grow
sfrori'', ruddy and healthy, by tbe use of Lle-
hisf Co-a Coca Bt ef Tonic. It gives more tone
than anything I have ever prescribed says Pro
testor xx uouuon. ju. l Lux, u., rnjgician
u iut uraoa uuk pi auxoay.
Our Blended Tea is worth the money
alone, but we give China Cups, Saucers
Plates, &c, with each pound; 60 cents
per pound.
W.-C. &"A. B. Strohach
Tb New Itrctry.
The company preparing the new city
directory are making a careful canvass.
This is the first company that has ever
offered the merchants of this city such a
valuable advertising medium. The book
is to contain a great variety of miscella-
nnmia infnrtnal.inn enmnriainer a Hat of
1 oil oniofioa nAtrna tliA nitv ffnvirnmn(
and all interesting information to make
the work complete. This directory will
also contain , the names 01 all persons
' living outsithe city limits, which goes
to 8how that this will be the most com-
, " ui-t j V -7
plete work er published for the city
ortuieign
Pwwuli.
Col. S, L.- Fremont, formerly of Wil
mington, baff been appointed supenn
ten dent of the custom house in course of
erection at Memphis.
Mr. Thomas R. Baldwin, an influen
tial citizen of Richmond county, died
Tuesday, aged 55.
Rev. J ltus H. Hagan, colored, of
Richmond county, will go to Liberia in
a few weeks.
Rev. Peyton H. Hoge, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, Wilmington, will
probably lose the sight of his right eye. He
was struck in the eye by a small piece
of wood. He is low in Baltimore, re
ceiving rpecial treatment for the injury.
iur. o. o. w estcott, oi omunviue, is
dying of consumption.
Mr. Anthony Godfrey, of Pasquotank
county, thirty years of age, was fatally
woundeirsdurmg the holidays by the
bursting ofNan anvil in which he and a
party of frietitts were exploding pow
der.
The following are the jurors drawn to
serve the hrst week ot the superior
court, beginning tomorrow : Win. Car
penter, D. G. Copn, Madison Yates, J.
Stell. J. J. Edwards, V. S. Barbee,
A. H. Adams, F. S. Sanders, C A.
Sherwood, Thomas S.Stevenson, James
Adams, W. H. Dean, Jerry Hogan
(colored), R. A Banks, Virgil Rix
(colored), M. W. Woodward, John
Watkins, A. L. Lynam, S. M. Richard
son, j. a. Patrick, A. Li Harris, v. U.
Ioward, C. J. Burt, F. M. Noma, W.
Jackson, R. W. Holt, G. W. Sloan,
Eppie Wiggs, A. P. Upchurch, S. C.
Harris, Abraham Young (colored),
James Segraves, J. J. Ferguson, J. M.
Pool, W. G. Sears, L. L. Doub. from
these eighteen will be drawn a grand
jury.
Prof. Charles E. Vawter, principal of
the Miller manual labor school, of Albe
marle county, Va., a magnificent insti
tution, endowed by tf e late Samuel
Miller ,a banker ofLynchburg, with about
$1,000,000, will be here the 6th and 7th
inst., to meet the Governor and com
missioner of the board of agriculture on
the industrial school, at their invitation.
Prof. Vawter is a Virginian, born and
bred,: and has made a great success of
his school. The success of the school
and its principal are the best evidences
that industrial schools are the things for
the South and that Southern men can be
found to operate them. "Prof. Vawter
will be the guest of Dr. Dabney while
in the city. Dr. D, is an old friend of his,
having been associated with him in an
other institution in Virginia, formerly.
The Knights of Labor of this State
have secured tbe services oi uapt.
Richard F. Trevellick, of Detroit, Mich.,
a veteran in the labor movement, to lec
ture in North Carolina. - Capt. Trevel-
ick will begin his series of lectures at
Raleigh in the course of three weeks,
and parties residing in other portions of
the State wishing him. to visit them
will correspond with Mr. John R. Ray,
of this city. Capt. Trevellick is said to
be one of the finest lecturers in the. labor
field.
Capt. Swift Galloway, who shares
with Judge Clark the honor of. being
iteraliy a terror to - evil-doers, is here
ready for three weeks of hard work in
the criminal court.
Mr. G. F. Weeden, business agent of
Ho worth s double, show, is here, His
company, which is composed of twelve
people; will appear at Tucker hall Janu-
ery-mh and 13th. .
. Uonacljr Prvra. ; ?
In order to cook your hare, you must
always hrst eatch it. :
It is much easier to catch a cold than
to catch a hare. . -
To get rid of a cold always use Red
Star Cough Cure, j
To get Red Star Cough Cure only
requires tweatyhve cents.
Milwaukee, Wis., is making im
mense preparations for the sangerfest
of the .North American Saengerbund in
that city next July. Citizens have sub
scribed $50,000 for the entertainment of
guests, and it is expected that the occa
sion will draw at least 10U,U0U strangers,
as doubtless it will draw double that
number of barrels of beer, for i which
the city is justly celebrated. ,
All that Seienee and Skill ?
could do to make Benson's Carcine
Plasters the best porous plasters, and
also the best general external remedy in
the world, has been done. Whenever it
is possible to improve them it is done.
Benson's plasters are not made to im-
5 . m' ' '
pose upou the credulous, but to cure
disease. Their eminent success has pro
cured for them ; the voluntary endorse
ment of 5,000 physicians, pharmacists
and druggists throughout -the country,
and the outspoken preference of the in
telligent publics They are prompt,
powerful, cleanly and certain. They
cure where no others will even relieve.
Refuse imitations styled "Capsicin,"
"Capsicum or "Capucin plasters.
Reputable druggists only. The "Three
Seals" trade-mark on the genuine and
the word 'Capcine" cut in the centre of
the plaster.
Any persons changing their residence
on or before January loth, 1W80, are
kindly requested to send notice of such
change, with their new address, ; to the
Turner. McLean & Loses ;
Directory Company;
Branson Uoujse,
Raleigh, M. C.
Grape Milk.- The second invoice of
this delicious and wholesome npn-alcd-.
holio drink. Pint bottles 25 cents each; I
MTK . .1 O. t
tyit, I IS per UUKlli VM i W4
oozen. JS..JJ, Harpj
two
m. . f
Laundry Goods. Best laundry soaps,
gloss starch, American liquid blue, n
pint bottles (best). Washing powders
Ptillharmoato itj. . i
All the members of the Philharmonic '
society, of Raleigh, active J non-actire
and honorary, are requested to be pres- ;
ent Tuesday evening next at 8.15 p. m., "
in the chapel of the institution tor the
deaf and dumb and the blind. Matters
of great importance are to be discussed,
speeches on various topics ! concerning
the society are expected, the programme
for the second public rehearsal is to be
determined, new members are to be in
stalled and proposed and new choruses
are to be rehearsed.
Matters concerning the society seem
to be "on the bdom." Let the mem
bers, each and every one, try to do their r
best to elevate the already high standard
of the society by punctual attendance at -the
meetings and faithful performance
of their pleasant duties, and not let '
Raleigh be behind her sister cities of
the South, who do so much for musical :
art, and thereby for the elevation of the 1
standard of culture: in their midst.
A. Kcrsteinek,
Director.
It is proposed to organize the Indiatv"
territory into a territorial government.
faUar morfcoolcktr Uian ut rtfW hJm JZZZ
tv cuy: Kheamatutn. lianmlate.
Dwellings, mm xkv-k, creiaea,
TO , Vleorlv, Sorti -pcW4U,
Backache, vninKy, Bore Throat.
Sciatic. Wound. RnadarW
Toothache. Bnraina. Ma Prim.
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Klro)r1t. Caution.-th an
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mrlaten-d Traill .twl
I'rov.Tietors.BalUmors.MiL.lI. S.A. - - I
DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRDR
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Incipiert Coa
sumption, and for the relief of con
sumptive persons in advanced stages
of the Disease. For Sale by ell Drue
gists. Price, 25 cents. .1
Lee Johnson & Co.
(Sueceasors to Pescud, Lee c Co.)
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
OOB3JEB FA I EWE T1HJI AID KAKTDf 8TS.
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(Opposite the Postoffioe.) ;
OTP 05LT PURE AND FBIStt
DRUG-
FRESH
GARDEN .SEED
aspbcialtt.
Fine-
ioaDraQd Toilet- iwi.
Trussra and Sursrical instruments.
Choice brands of Cigar, Cigarette , and
Tobacco.
Prescriptions
Accuratelv filled dav and nhrht from! Dnurs
i warranted Strictly Pure and Freah. i
Orders by mail promptly .attended 10.
Correspondence solicited.
v
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SYMPTOMS OF A i
.TORPID LIVER.
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(bo held, trntt a dull naatlaaia tm
tack art, 1'ulc Vaar tk itnIM ,
blads. lutlnru after eatlaa. with mii ,
Icr i-.uatl'to to rxertlua of b4y r atlaaV
T5t".WHtyf tenper, lw aalrtta, with
fttclisf el'bnvlntf aaclected aM4atr.
WeariacM, VlZT.tuenn, Flatteriaa; at tmm
lct bflarlh cyea, Uaadaeb ;
ivpr ika l lffht ve. Kellciaaa, with ,
. t'.al ca -.s, Illcbly colored Vrtae, ti4
CONSTIPATION.1 i
T'dTT'S aro especially adpt. .
t; cav-b casca, ono ibxe ctrocta snob a
Ownffeorfee!icntoaitfnliithuflrer.
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jv-rr liie bntr,- n-afcea, hwalthy flesh.
ucxrt-VK :Uo .Cl, rviiairrth waataa ot
tbe qyatmu ''-ii put UuoJ aad bard muscla,
tctm ths Rrvou Kvstein, brrteoratea the '
a-fO;!, and lnarts tux vigor ot manlKVX
1. onUi by drnKteia.
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IflATHEY CAYLUS
Tiaad for ore SS year with mat neeatby tb
pnyticiana of laru. Hew xota ana jumaoo, ana
n parlor to all othara for tha prompt car of all
raana. raoantor afloag atsadlatt. Pot ay only la
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