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. .Low y Itrmgth. ; Languid Reeling.
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eniug elements of iron, and wtyhput the
use of whiskey, thai its action is directly
HKn the blood, removing all imparities,
strengthening and vitalizing it, inciting
it to healthy action, sending ii coursing
through the veins and artcfrif of the
body with a vigor and life th aX Quickens
and enlivens the whole systemi It re
moves the, pallor of the cheeks checks
the fever. . destroys languor jfiirnishes
strength to the body, aids dij nation, cre
ates an appetite, and rest ret' health-.
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result, and increase the dangers which
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Prepared by the Brown Ckeyxieal Cfe,
Baltimore, ML i i s
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We lave sold Q. Casaard Son's lard al
mott ezctustvely for nearly oeventeen years and
deem It decidedly 4he beat on the 'market.
O. Q. COfiNWEUj BON,
The leading fancy grocrrs of WashtnKton,D.(7
' We have bandied caasard's "Star Brand'o
lard for a considerable while and find tttd
suit our customers better than any other lara
we ever hudled. They like lit so well th
we have about abnd ned all ottv-r brands.
w. b. Mann co., ftikigu, n. c.
We hve been using O. Caaaard t Son's
6tar Brand" Jar.i in our trade (or the past
eight nonths and: find tt give better aatisf ac
tion than any we have ever used and we have
tried abouCak, W. E. HBWBmM A CO..
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It aflords u great pleasure: and satisfaction
to te enabled to endorse the menu of your
lard.. Since lSofl we nave used, In oar ex
tended trade, and most eonfldeutty recommend
jt as the purekt and best we hare ever handled
ta our experience?' 1 ! ?
. iiUaSTlAS W9T k CO.,
The leading fancy gruCara f Blohmond, Va. t
vrvm ooh
bo. s Nerth Howard street, Kaiamon,
naantataurraof wire raJllaarifor CaateUrli a,
u.i.w.niaa. 8ievs,Fsndri Cafea, Woods
and teal acresaa. Woven Wlra, Iroa Bad-
s a a. sT aaae,
; NEWS OBSERVATIONS.
.j-Fihe Bteel vo'traita of Hendfrieks
can be had for $10 aa soon ; as the new
bills are issued.
-t-Bismarck ist downed by bis goat
again. It is one enemy that he ean't
polish off with needle gun or a Krupp
eannon. ;
Tbere 3 j.0 Southern ootton mills at
work, as against 161 six years; ago.
Prod notion has been increased ;frpm
$1$ 388,568 to $30,726,150, or 88 per
oeni : f j.
,--When the news spreads generally
through the oountry that the Yukon
river mines have paid one thousand
dollars a man, there . won't be
enipty vessel Balling np the Alaska
coast, j . .
,f-A report oomes from London that
the Lord Mayor's fund in aid of the suf
ferers by the Charleston earthquake,
not haying reached $15,000, is practi
cally elosed. ' And yet $15,000, prop
erly appliod, is not to be despised,;
-Three of the New York boodle al
derben, Sayles, : Farley and Fallgraff,
are in the field for renominatiou. - Two
of .hem will have a chance for vindica
tion in the courts before election day.
r At a politioal convention in Con
neetioit things got in a snarl, when a
man stood up aud cried out, "I .am a
stranger," and at once half the dele
gates left the: hall. It was discovered
that it was the hailing cry of a secret
organisation, supposed to be the Knights
of Labor.
-It has been proposed in the Epis
copal convention now in session ia Chi
cago that the houses of bishop and
deputies should petition the President
of .the United States to appoint Thanke-
giting day more in conformity with the
reaping of the harvests, which Would
advance the date of the festival two or
hree months.'
ii-The frightful indignities that th
atest victim of a Mexican outrage hat
been subjected to are calculated to
make the blood of any American citizen
boil. Mr. L'alumbua Brown, a resident
of fi Texas, has been punished fpr an
onence committed on; Mexican Foil; by a
sentence to hard labor, this hard "labor
being the duty of lighting the street
amps of raso del Korte, attended by
tw policemen to see athat he does bis
wotk properly. It is a peculiarly Mexi
can labor-say icg contrivaooe to, send
twjft men to make one work, but anv
ell-regulated Mexican had rather as
sist to carry the lamp-lighter around on
aw sauuiuers uuu to ugni ue amps
nunseu. j
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It ia said that an arraneemerit hts
been made anions the oountv democraov
afld Tammany Hall whereby there will be
a union democratic ticket in New. York
this fall, from the mayoralty down. By
toe agreement entered into the cr unty I
aemoeraoy u to oe allowed to select the
candidate for
mayor to run on a anion
democratic ticket from the names 6t ex
mayor Edward Cooper, j comptroller
Doew, and George W. Qaintard,?presi
dent of the Charleston steamship line,
aid is to be permitted to name the can
didate for the supreme court ber.ch or
for thi vacancy in the superior jcourt.
Tammany Hill is Jo ratify the choice of
the oounty democracy for mayor and for
oe or other jot the judgsbips, and in re
turn tne county democracy oounty con
vention is to endorse TammaDy's can
didates for the remaining jadgsbrp and
far register. A notion is also to be had
inmost if not all of tboCongrosviorial and
assembly districts on candidates for Con
gress, the assembly and the board of
aldermen.
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Fabrics w ith special i trimmings ,
suon a poroers,; bands, or stripes, are
m nign iavor, l ae underskirt " twualiy
trimmed witn tne bands, Wnile tne up-
per part of the costun e -the polonaise,
redingote, or tuhio and basque is made
of the plain material. Many skirts have
plush stripes of several colors and writh
these skirts the upper portion of the
dress is made ot wool etamine.sicilienne,
camels' hair,or anj other softly-draping
fabric. Among woolens, those! with
bouclo bands find most fayor just now,
the stripes 'being used for the Under
skirt, the plain overdress being trim
med in a score of different wys with
the detached bands. j
i aSd DUtriet.
Staff Correspondence.
Mocks villi Davie Co. N.C.
Oct. 11.
: The democrats of the 83d senatorial
district Saturday last nominated Adol-
phus Kapp, Esq., of Surry county, for
the senate. . i
i Tho democrats of Surry! at the sune
time! nominated Shadratjk Franklin,
Esq J for the house. i ?
Mi1 Kapp is exceedingly popular and
will, St is said, carry hisl district by a
large majority ' ; ;
Mr. Franklin is a grand nephew of
Gov. Franklin and inberitf, it is -said,
very many of the excellent qualities of
his distinguished aaoes tor. IV a.
TLe Kaatera Baptist Aaaaclla.
The Eastern Baptist Association has
been iu session at Clinton three days-
Rev.rJ h Stewart was noderator. Hey.
J. T; Britt, clerk .All j the churches
have gained in membership. M- John
E Ray reported eighty M11 ionlries at
work iu the Btate. : The female; school
'at Oxford, Morfreesboro; 1 homasvtlle
od f?Lelby are in a proipi roui oondi
tioni Wake Fumfptntd with. 80 stu
dents and has gllS 000 invested endow
ment. Toe, Baptist j orphanage at
Thomat!vUle has si cured $15 000.
fbree buildings are completed, the
foundations of five others are faid and
there are fifty children attending this
excellent institution These facts are
gleaned from an interesting report of
the association proceedings, made by
Rev. Dr. i U. Pritohard W the Golds-
boro Messenger.
THE KNIGHTS.
A : SYNOPSIS OF YESTERDAY'S
PROCEEDINGS.
SOWS AHIVCsUNTB TO THI CONJTITCTION
- MiSK AND OTBIK8 PR0PO8KD
Richmond, Va,, October 12. The
Knights of Libor convention mot at 9
o'clock this morning and took hold of
the business presented with a determi
nation to push it through and at least
make an endeavor to bring the sessions
to a close within the two weeks allotted
as the time the convention should fit
Since the adjournment of the assembly,
Saturday, the various committees have
been actively engaged in considering
the matters referred to them. The fore
noon session was mainly ocoupied in re
ceiving reports from these committees
and taking action on them. The ses
sions of the convention were today in
terrupted by workmen taking posses
sion ;of the hall to prepare; for tho con
cert to be given tonight by 'the First
Massachusetts regiment drum, fife and
bugle corps, for the joint benefit of the
Pb if. Kearney pout memorial fund and
the Lee camp soldiers' home.
Tho band aooompanios the John A. An
drews post, G. A. R., of Boston, now
here on a visit.
DuriDg the morning session the re
port of the committee on law was pre
sented. It recommended change in
the constitution by which tho executive
board -shall consist of the general mas
ter workmen and six members, . no two
of whom (hall be from. the same State.
This, part of the report was adopted.
It was also rec mmended that the office
of the general secretary and treasurer
be divided. No action was taken on
this part cf the report.
ifc fore adjournment it was stated that
amendments to the constitution were in
order, hut owing to the lateness of the
hour; none were presented.: The assem
bly at one o'clock adjourned until to
morrow morning.
This afternoon and evening the com
mittees will continue to work on reso
lutions, . etc., awaiting ; presentation
to the assembly.
'fwrlwna Danger Apprehended.
Nw Oelxans, Oct. 12. -The easterly
winds.which have prevailed for the past
few days, caused Lake Pontohartrain to
fill -with water from the gulf and the
gale yesterday from the same direction
caused an increase of lake and tide
water overflowing the marshes in rear
of the city and filling the canal banks
full. A break in the old basin levee,
on Broad street, was reported at mid-
n 12 tot last nigbt. The velocity of the
wind is thirty-six to forty miles per
hour and inoreuisg.
A HarrletM Blavlas WMtwnI.
Wabhikqton, October 12. (Special
Weather Bulletin.) The storm oentre
yesterday moving south of Pensaoola has
moved slightly to the southwest, and is
now central south of Louisiana. High
nortneast winds are reported from the
coasts of Florida, Alabama. Mississippi
and Louisiana. Severe northeast gales
are indicated for tonight off the coast of
Texas.
- Ttos Strike Increasing-.
Chic Ado, Oot. 12. The strike at the
yards has spread, the latest men to go
oat being 110 employees of the Union
stock yards transit company. Of these
sixty-six are section hands and the bal
ance work in the blacksmith shop. The
shop has been closed. The company
nhfifiaft 41An t.liat tliAw tan. 1 A k.. 4a
work ten hours per day, and they re
fused This has not as yet interfered
with the business of the company.
Cbtaa . aad France.
London. Oct. 12. The St. James
Gaiette says although France thwarted
the Vaiioans scheme to form relations
with China, the Chinese envoy has sent :
the rope a very friendly: message from
his government in regard to France's
position. The St. James Gazette uc
serta that China is resolved to teru.inie
the protectorate at all costs and that the
Frinch must either abandon it Or forci
bly maintain their pretensions.
Prlae Alexaader's Btaaaiaa Eaeanle.
St. i Pktiufbpho, Oct. . 12. Four
leaders of the party who were engaged
in the kidnapping of Prince Alexander
of Bulgaria have arrived here. They
arc Demetritff, Parkoff, ; Tyankoff and
jvavalott lney attribute the success
of (he counter revolution which restored
Prince Alexander temporarily to the
throne to a fainthearted desire of Grueff to
avoid bloodsned. inis they say pre
vented him from causing the arrest of
the opponents of the Russian designs,
i Railroad- .flatters. ,
; Naw Yobk, Oot 12 A directors'
prrty of the Ljouisville & Nashville R. R.
has returned from a trip to Liouisville.
Pr side nt Mott-n says the earnings of
the. company are very gratifying and
there is every indication! that they will
be maittair.ed. The not ear likes for
July, Augnst and September, he says,
show an increase of $400,000 over last
year Milton H. Smith, a former presi
dent, has aocepted the oihoe of vice
president.
Two Katrine XtuekX Mr,
Washington, D. V.t Oct, 12. A
Gaitherblurg ' accommodation train
which left here at 10 "'clock this morn
ing Over the metropolitan branch of the
Baltimore & Ohio road, was run into
near Silver Spring station, about nine
miles above this oity, by an eastern-
bound freight train. Both locomotives
werO wrecked and the , engineer of the
freight train and his fireman Were badly
injured. Three passengers wore severely
I bat not fatally hurt,
Homicide at Wi .
A HAN KILLXD IN A BAR KOOlf .
8pecial to the NwaD Obseryhl
Winston, N. 0. Oot 12.
A. 0. Snipes, who keeps bar on the
outskirts of the town, shot and killed
Jesse Smith last nigbt. The shooting
occurred in a bar-room, the qaarrci
having begun in a house of ill-fame.
Smith was : a desperate man and has
killed his man. Bnipes gave himself up
and an investigation is now going on.
Ex-SllBlater Jackson's Return.
Chicago, Oot. 12. A special from
El Paso, Tex., says: Henry R. Jack
son, ex-minister to Mexico, leaves here
for his home, near Atlanta, Ga., this
morning. He said to a reporter last
night that he had nothing more to do
with the : Cutting case: The mat
ter is in the hands of the State depart
ment and will be disposed of there.
"Since my resignation I, of course, had
no connection with the matter and can
not say how Mr. Cutting's ease now
stands." About Mr. bedgwick and his
alleged escapade in the oity of Mexico,
Gen. Jackson refused positively to say
anything. :;
Hew York (jotlen Future.
Nkw Ykk. Ootober -12 Grec nr
& Go's, report on c jtton futures say
The market has' been quite unsettled,
and opened a little tame. There was after
ward quite" a demand, on whieh values
strengthened several points, accom
panied by buying orders from the
South. Suddenly, however, the temper
Of the market changed and went off
sharply some 6a7 points from the high
est, closing easy, a fraction below last
evening, owing to free selling by earl;
buyers.
Hew Orleans In Bnng-er sf Innndstlu.
Naw Orlians. Oct. 12 The easterly
faie continues, doi utue aamage nas
een done in the oity. The lake and
shell roads are submerged, and Spanish
Fort is flooded. At shell beach the
water is a foot deep on the railroad track
and the inhabitants nearly all left for
the city last night. The Louisville &
Nashville railroad from Mioheaud to
Pearl river is inundated and several
bad washouts are reported. The company
is making efforts to keep toe rails in
line. The telegraph wires along this
section of the road are all down.
Hulaaria's Pweslbl Mnler.
St. Psts&sbcbq, Oot. 12. It is an
nounced today that Prince Dolgorukoff
is about to go to Copenhagen on a special
mission. This news has served to re-
vine renort that Prince Waldemar of
Denmark, will be selected for ruler of
Bulgaria. y
i's wtniit atnsu.
St. Pitibsbcbo. Oct. 12 The In
valids Russo announoes thatsupplcmen
tary regulations for use m the contin
gency of the calling out of the army
and navy reserves nave been issued.
Kaulaars Is Certainly Hated.
Sofia, Oot. 12. Gen. Kaulbars has
-arrived at Varna. He was received
there by i a pro-Russian deputation,
which greeted him with cheers, sub
sequently he proceeded to the .Russian
consulate,; Which was surrounded by a
threatening crowd. It was necessary to
place a military patrol at the oonsulate
to protect it.
nas Bla; Clrens and drand
Nashville, Tenn., Amerieaii Oct. 8.
Barnumfs circus has again come ud
eone. 'xnousands ox neonie witnessed
the grand i street parade, and the im
mense triple ring tents, covering acres
of ground, was filled to their utmost
capacity, j Between 3U.UUU and 4U,l'U0
people paid their way in yesterday. Th'S
tromAiiflnria Rrfiwd onlv ennalled that
which gathered at the previous exhibi-
tion of a few months airo. It is estima-
ted that upon the two days Mr. Barnum
aggregated from this vicinity nearly
850,000. i Everybody who attended
pronounces the exhibition the most im
mense and thoroughly entertaining that
they had ever seen exhibited under tent.
-Nobodv was disannointed. but everv-
body thoroughly charmed. The trained
horses. Denies, foats. hotrs. elephants.
camels, dr medaries and sebras were op
to the billed statements and were all
duly appreciated. . There were about
one di sen clowns, and ail of them were
great. Some of them were talkers,
otheis in ! pantomime did their paralyx
ing, but all were funny. The balanc
ine feats; high wire descents, the
trained dove exhibition by Mile, Airah,
the parallel and horizontal bar displays,
the
t questrian acts of Madame Cordova
MirsiViola Rivers, OmnHollu and
and
Don Geronimo Bell, the Scottish games
and sports and the like possessed their
aooustcmed delight. "Tho beautiful
Mifes Julian, contortionist and chair
gymnast, 'was the star of the entertain
ment and received a deserved ovation.
In the exhibits of trained animals "Tom
Thumb," ; the great dwarf elephant
clown, was a show in himself. The
wind up was the most attractive part of
the performance, ana consisted ot a
number of exciting and hard contested
horseback, two-horse bareoacx, pony
pbss'on, ! monkey wheelbarrow and
chariot tracts. J he concert, also, was
successful far beyond what is ordinarily
furnished Brnum's circus leaves
hosts of friends in Nashville who will
be delighted to see it return in the near
future.
a
I can save you from $40 to $75 on a
piano, aqd from vsv on an organ,
These are fets that cau be proved; all
it will b -st you is a postal card, for
prioes and terms. Just think of it,
piano at $1BU or an oran at $ru. Terms
cash, or tj to 12 month a time Now try
me. Address J. xi Stone, general
I agent for Virginia, North and Soath
Carolina; Raleigh, N. 0.
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FI ERY FEA1NCE.
BOULANGER ALREADY POSING
AS THE MAN ON HORSE
BACK. 1
A STRICT TABOO OF ALL THtKOd UKKMAN
t
AND WAR FIILlNa HEQU.
Paris, Oct. 12. There is a vivid
growth of war feeling in Franca The
Boulanger party have began the issue
of two new journals, La Revanche and
L Soldat, to advocate au offensive poli
cy, in vindication of the old military
prestige of France, Gen. : Boulaogcr,
however, disowns any connection with
the papers.
M. Laredon, military critic, writes to
the Figaro that Gen. Boulangerhas pre
pared a well conceived plau in conjunc
tion with a stiff officer of high rank, for
. mi n a .
a contingent eanpaign. ine jiintaire
says that lien. Uoulanger desires war,
not for the purpose of recovering Alsao ,
not to gratify personal; ambition,
but as a step leading to the so
lution of the social question. The
strictest taboo of everything German is
beinc observed. M. Lcckrey, minister
of commerce, has ordered the tho police
to prosecute all persons selling boxes of I
toys imported from Geimany and con
taining a map of France j without Al
sace.
Winston Kswsi
Special Cor. to the News and Observer.
Winston, N. CI, Oct. 9.
The body of the woman,! Miss Mary
Kr. rgcr, who strayed from! her home
som9 time since in a demented condition,
rna found in a creek a short dutacoe
from town a few days ago.
List night about 11 o'clock tho fie
alarm aroused our cit zens,; hundreds of
whem rushed to the tconeof the fire.
'h:ch was found to be tho Buxton &
Lemly block . on Liberty street. The
block consisted of five stores on the first
floor, and the second story was used as a
hotel or large boarding house, ihe
fire company was promptly ob hand, aud
did noble work, and through their ef
forts the walls of the building were
saved. The stores were occupied by
R. B. Perkins, erooer. who had no in
surance, l ut saved the most bf his stock;
Valentine's auction house, no insurance,
saved nearly all; C. Winxlio, restau
rant and confectionary, saved his stock;
Stewart's store and tin store, partly in
sured, saved part of Btockj,and several
colored people occupied one as a grooery,
shoe shop, etc. The building was in
sured. The greatest loss was to the
large number of boarders In the hotel
who were all poor and could ill afford
to lose their little all
Hon. James W. Reid 4nd bis tame
opponent, 'Mr. Brower, speke here to
day
Brower s opera house; was crowd
ed with an audience eager to hear the
discussion, but while they were disap-
pointea m oearmg any uis:ubiuu, kucy
heard a grand, ringing, patriotic, demo
cratic speech from Mr. Reid. Why I
say there was no discussion was because
Mr. Brower was totally unable to dis
cuss anv point and was-no more in Jim
Reid's hands than a, boy of ten years
ould have been. Mr. Reid discussed
the great and important issues of the
day, and left those personal matters
familiar to the reading public to others.
Ho alluded to the charges iu a mild but
sarcastic manner, and treated the sub
ject like he does those who are trying
to persecute him, with almost silent
contempt. ' IT
The revival is still in progress at the
Methodist ohurch and the interest is
unabated. About one hundred and
seventy-five have been converted, a ma- 1
jonty of whom have joined the M. E
onuron.
PIBiONAL.
Vivu engineer uuaiow ip again ui ui
-!l A - 1 1 IV - : iL.l
oiy aiber bcforai wceaa sviauvn ui. wo
M'ii. . I
Capt. Willie Gray, a graduate of An
apolis and St present captain of the
Forsyth Riflemen, did good service
nth his boys in guarding property last
nigbt after tne nre. j
Joe Reid, who has been assistant auc
tioneer at Brown's, has charge of the
new warehouse at FayettevQle
Mrs Q, E. Webb with her Jittle girl
has returned from a long Visit to New
England. : ; Gaw.
BDreull Wiatatiiav
The marriage of Miss Alice; C. Win
ston, only daughter of the late if. ti.
Winatnn Ran of VUrtirt I fan Mr. F. fl-
gpruUlf , Md rising young
iarw,Cr of Fraiklin ooun y. was quite
an event in the ume-nonorea town oil
Windsor.
The eeremony was performed at St.
Thomas' ohurch, according (to the beau
tiful rital of the rro'cstlant Episcopal
ohurch, by the Rev. Mr. Hilton, the
pastor. At 11 o dock the morning of I
the bth of Uot., as tno beautitul Btrains
nf tha mAAtntr marflh nald forth from
the orean. bride-eTecklentered the
ohurch, attended by her
brother, Mr
F. D. Winston, meeting Mr.- Spruill,
attended by his brother, Mr, William
Spruill, in front of the altar, beneath an
grana nouquet in me napo oi a norse
shoe of lovely out flowers arranged with I
exquisite taste and skill. The whole
church was beautifully (decorated with
evergreens and flowers.
The bride was magnificently dressed
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in a garnet. siix, trimmed elaborately
with brcoaded velvet. After the cere-
moay at the churoh the biidal party,
limited to a tew menus and relatives,
repaired to the residence of the bride's
mother, where they dihed. : In the
a afternoon the happy couple set out for
their new home in Franklin oounty,
attended by many of their friends, who
wished them Ions life and happiness
I they bade thorn farewell
on the deck of
the steamer.
X.
Oxford
NKWB Of TBJB WIXK.
Cor. of the News and Observer.
. Oxiord, N C, Oct. 9.
Our little city has been quite lively
for the past week. The tobacco trade,
the driving wheel of our commercial
system, has begun to move very briskly
and hs quickened te motion of the
thousand wheels of trade. Ihe new
crop is being put upon the market, and
owing to the riso in prices there was
more tobacco sold here this week than
been sold for many weeks pasti The
out-look for the coming year is flatter
ing indeed.
Last nurht in the chap-. 1 of the orphan
asylum the young ladies gave an enter
tainment for the benefit of the Episcopal
church, j consisting of a short play
"People of one Idea, recitations and
. . a a
muio. The participants in tne.piay per
formed their parts well; the recitations of
Misses Rogers and Nina Horner dis
played talent and cultivation; but the
musical; feature was by fur most suc
cessful, The ' instrumental music by
Misj Hamnil, teacher in the Granville
institute, afftl Miss Gaston, teacher in
the Oxford female seminary, was both
skilful and beautiful. Those oapableof
oritimain scientific music proncunoed it
th b-rst that Otf jrd has perhaps ever
heiri. The vocal music of Miss Johnson,
also teacher in the seminary, was per
haps more generally appreciated than
th i instrumental. Her voice has re-
vai.i i. a a
oe v.d tne b g best culture, and in ad
dition to this it has a natural sweetness
and strength which training can never
prod ice but only develop. The au
dience was enraptured, and she was en
cored with great applause. There was
a large house and the entertainment was
a great success.
Thursday at 2 o'clock the indefatig
able little archer led to the hymeneal
alt;r Mr. J. G. Bowling aud Mies Em
ma Currin. After the ceremony the
happy pair left immediately. through the
oountry, for the home of the groom's
father, in Irarham county. 1 hey carry
with them the best wishes of a host of
friends. Rev. Dr. Marsh performed the
ceremony.
The venerable, and much beloved
presiding elder of the Methodist ohurch,
Dr. N. H. D. Wilson, is now with us to
hold quarterly conference. He is still
quite foeble.
As in immediate out-growth of the
recent wonderful revival in the Metho
dist church there has been a Y M. C
A. organized here, with a large member
ship , ;
Miss Mamie L. Hatchett, who has
been editing the "Southern Woman"
iu Henderson, is to travel in the interest
of the Orphan s Friend of this plaoe.
Miss. Hatchett is an energetic and intel
ligent young lady, and we are glad to
have act identified with, our town.
ilt. h J. Battle, son of Mr. R. H
Bttle, of Raleigh, is here learning the
tobaooo business, with a view to buying.
Mr. Battle is a live, energetio young
I man. and we are happy to have him ia
l our midst. A. JT.
! Palelarb a atlas 1 rade.
Correspondence of Thx Nxws in OBaxavxa.
Kalxioh, N. O., Oot. 12.
The Smithfield Herald of last week
contains an artiole in whieh the writer
admits that cotton in Raleigh brought
9 oenti, and the same day only o bO
in Smithfield. The attempt is made,
however, to apply balm to the omith-
field man's wounded feelings, by saying
the Raleigh seller vu oheated by the
disinterested and sworn publio weigh
ers, three of whom are, or have been,
farmers. Evidently the writer of the
artiole was a "new hand, whom Mr.
Samuel Booker had picked np to run
his paper, while he was more profitably
employed selling bis ootton in Ral
eigh. Mr. Booker, like every other well
informed man in this part of the state,
knows that Raleigh is headquarters for
fop ,d domeatie buvers. and that
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thfl naid here cannot be exaelled
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in any inland market in xiortn Caro
lina.
Our merohants and ootton buyers art
exerting themselves to make this the
leading market of the State, and it ia
evident that growers of ootton are ap
preciating their efforts, and meeting
them half way. f f
Our receipts of cotton Friday ani
Saturday were 1,388 bales, and farm
ers from six counties were on our
streets. - A. A. T.
Sapreaae Caeurt.
Court met at 11 o'olock yesterdav
morning, ana appeals irom tne seoona
district were disposed of, as follows:
Grant v. Reese, from INortnampton;
continued.
Singer Mfg. Co. v. Barrett, from
Bertie: argued by Read, Busbee &
Busbee for tho defendant; no counsel for
plaintiff.
Johnston v. rate, from craven:
argued by W. W. Clark for plaintiff, no
oounsel for defendant.
. J- V?nn irom .von, arguet
Smaw v. Cohen, from Craven; argued
b? WW Clark for defendant; no ooun
sel for plaintiff.
Weathersbee v. Farrar, from Jtudgi
oombe; argued by Batohelor & Devtreux
for the plaintiff; no oounsel for defend
ant.
Lewis v. Albemarle & Raleigh grail-
road from Edgecombe, argued by R. H.
Battle and Jno. Devereux for plaintiff;
no oounsel for defendant.
The religious' riots still continue at
TV 11 ! T J T . 1 .f- A '11 1 U.
LftiMl, mtua. oeiiaea wiu uave mi scvp
an eye open or lose its reputation.
The Mayor's Message May we be pardon
ed for requesting the mayor to incorporate In
hs next message the fact that many of our
most prominent citizens have been cured of
rheumatism, neuralgia and kindred complaints
by Salvation Oil, aad to recommend this valu
able medicine.
It must be good, for ever; body recommends
it, We mean Dr. Bulis Cough Syrup. Price
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It will be sedu that the oonstruotion
of the Oaelio language is peculiar, the
"me" coming it long distance after
the ''dam." Milwaukee Sentinel.
fh Ornate Core on JCartii for rain." WHl
rslia mora qi
itucJfir than any otner know rra
IT- RhoumalUm, AturUaia.
wcflliif, BUff hrc. Frail,
nenniT. noma, rron-avem,
ftacbat Qntiwr, bore Throat,
'ootbad
ta. m
ta. a bUUe. Sold by
ail
atn ttaivtmm iPU Lean our
Ti nlatil'rt Trtile-liark. ai oar
fWMrtnttW at?mrira. A. a Jlnur at Cxx- Botoi
tropristor.
czss
DR. BOLLfS COUGH SYR0P.
For the cure cf Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-,
nest, Croupi Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping orcga, incipiert con
tsmption, and for the relief of coo
samptire persons la advanced stages
of the Disease. For Sale by&U Drug
Cista. Pricej as cextt
TH1E GREAT BABGA1N STORE OF
ALEIGH.
1 have Just retarned from New York, where
I Have purchased the largest and cheapest
stock of gbods aver brought to the Backet,
Just as we havetaid all the time, roods cheap
enough will selj themselves. This and this
alone accounts for the tremendous trade at
: . 1
the Backet. OUr goods are cheap and It is
time that our aledge-haniTner bargains may be
hard hitters for? those who buy and sell o
1
time, but they ar real blearing ti those who
i
a pay cash foil their goods.
Gathered up
bam the slaughter-pens of credit and laid at
your doors with but one profit, you get , a
dollar In real value in every dollar's worth
1 ' r ' ' ...
you buy, measure for measure, dollar for dol-
lar, at Uw Racket Store. The ere, it system ia
a. system of sleepless sights of deferred hope,
i
! Masted expectations, of bad debts, of dis-
puled ledger accounts; a system which makes
aa honest mam, who pays aad Intends to pay,
support and pay for those who never pay.
Tim merchant who sells goo U on time never
!''. )
knows hew muih be ought to charge to bring
i i
him a reasonable profit on his goods, for the
reason he never know what his losses will oe.
i The Backet is cutting to the right hand and
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to the left, knowing no Uw but the gieates
1
value for the least money.
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This wer k w! will offer some good bargains
iu umbnllaa Just from the manufactory, good
1 hanraina In ealA and llvr watefces. some blir
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drives in clothlag, hats, sVoes and boots; also
in ladies' and kisses' and enfdren's shoes.
aad all kinds of Motions. .
Moat respectfuly submitted to the cash
Ua'te only. i
W wfli open this week our second supply
ot.llotaing ; BO Cas-lmere suits, a, great
tatughter at J3, worth f 20 ; 6,00 yards
Hamilton Calico, at ft cents per yard : worth,
7 cents. Some great bargains ia Gents' under
wear and Jeans We are also receiving this
week our second supply rt Millinery Goods,
from Hill Bros New York : the most fashion
able goods in (tula market. Tne ladies are
particularly invited to call and examine my
stock befoie purchasing, as I will save them .
money In the goods. '
1 V d NET PURSELL 1 OO.,
: 10 1C4 Maiw Rtrat.
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E dward Faanach,
Jeweler asil Optician
RALEIGH, N O.
Qold and Sliver Watches, .American and
Imported. Beat and Imitation Diamond Jew- j
elry. 18 karat Wedding and Engagement
rMings, any slae and weight. Sterling Silver
Wars for Bridal Presents.
Optical Goods
Aj 8PBCIALTT.
! Spectacles and lye-glasses In Gold, Silver
Steel, Eubber ; and Shell Frames. Lenses,
Whits and tinted, in endless varieties.
I Seals for Lodges, Corporations, ate. As
Badges and Medals for Schools and Societies
made to order..
I Mail orders promptly attended to. ' Goods
Sent on selection to any part of the State.
5' fSf" Old Gold and Silver in small and largt
Quantities taken as eaah. Uy.
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JACKET STORE.
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