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NO. 137
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A lkAf ttAlff DllVA
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fkli powder never varies. :A nHurrelm
. j "Writ j, strength ud wholemenees. Keri
eonomlcal than oitVnary kind end csfflnot b
Id is eompetltlon with the multitude of lew
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powdffli
Mid only la cans. Bo tax. SaXTxa Pawn
t., 108 Wa Street, New York. af
sold by W C A AjB Btronsoh Georff T
'cffrMb d JK 'wtfl On. -it
. VniedtoBWBiiidpemded.fraBa which thoq:
WLds Miller, whuh children inherit, sTfoasjg
Veople endura, a?id which, anient oraucsfc-j
irutn iut system kuito jonnir. upiw;
an i ruin pvnerauira WKLvnujn, Jtei r
fnU. Tiii tairitcftnoLloodiu early trmae;
' was bxunrn at King's Eril. lir whatever;
nlroe it is called toe due-vie u a terriblei
.ooetuitscoaaeqaenvoa. Wbeu inherit.!
rnni.
8cr
ltecarecannflUeenneat:elVKjeaiv
ily. C LOBee which prudtKM it'are toe?
fill or
weo an . require mention, rne.
disease i weil Kinmn anualD4jrrnl;j
inn woerosur n uau (reel caret
.should fee 'taken to obtain plesR .
fincu an
entire
ty of fresh air and clean. weak.
deranae-
aorae looa, ana aneauoa airea
tnent of
tiie stum.
aeh and
to tbe diet. Beware ot mercn.
nu arseuisu, or oust saurae.
oaa -miner u poisons ns medi
kKnrcLH.nod
cine", ior tws aiseaee. inej
frtira
inqre3 toe Clangor; iuot
eviw eoni
e e The'eff
di not relisre the Lujarar.
evfia which
inanr ot-hsr
The effect of tliees pujnoe
the system of toe iw-
Sect tbe gou
rsl health. II
tarrible as to ptaeW
almost berond ruUaf
ticrofola is f reaaenU
is alroost need-
' Lane tit descrihe
by proper treatment. A
the srmDtemft of
wuraionapn louera
(Vrifali. - The
aicatlona of tlus u Tl
miliar of thelun
ble dxseaae. Wjrnipe
Is a awre indid.iUon
"rji far the patient te
iwTTbV reoaiT a tiinronjra
r- jfVA onameof Ireatinetit
U vvV-sanjy la early youth.
lfl (iren early r no or It
of Airof ol v. Erup-
t'.oni mxf (ppeir.
bat thmr aheence ii
bo evitienc; of the
ahemceof toeoiiHiaao.
Toe sweLUnf of the
viand of the thr 41
rarely do the Hjrup-
tmna or Boroajaj
and behind the ears and
nailer the ebia alwa;
idnute tbisdiaaa'e.
sMDte result front
iberelea forai la the
hall have)
lanes sad nrodnee O o
beoorae aa
amotion Tbe trea
1 treatmont
or tliM
ob)ectot oj-
cuiaKf ul. ahnoJd he br the nes
J - . K.
naai
of anc.i preuips artin and
wnfli
pTwerfnl blood oaruyin nied.
toine aa Brown's Iron Utttara.
nia nuMliohaaL r nultina? from
luneraad pstieel isnwk awd
expenineatis eompaeoe cf the
IttA and mctlvm SSsiiraliMS
Horatieea. so 1 killfolly eunMnel
artth a neeru nmnnwi or
thtt while piri(yin tbe bld
trenctuenaitrie suanir a aa?
en the whule STBtom. So th.J
perfaat care of this horrible d
is bei ur cooaapliaed. the IK
also bein-r strenKthened MTr!
bi e and earns?. Bnnnri Isun
twrn-nres the eecninalntion
Innea.ndaoce tiieewoluasT ot
tha enl irred j-4r.ta resnsno thoi
nse ana mmi uy oinuaiiiL j
these cocditione alK-aH exlt
end when remoted by B town's
It n sere tas tne utnenee is earea.
should et rurruUrly ood wbntesome
keep roar bowvU recaikr. aaa
JroB Bitters as pieewniire 1
i. i '
Ask any of year etabbora what ia the
beet blood jHmner tbMknow. and tkey
win su yon eross i iron oiMerB. sosa
section of Lae country come
a of f nOia seanjut of thia alua
lemei'y in dsaeasBsof tliel-tosd.
toasacsw lfTer and lodne;
their aUendant erile of .
1 lndiareKtiim. Conatipationi 1
n l . bihgnaiisss, Lose of Anne.
, tite. PisxineeatW ikef ulpss. lev
rij tyt fromaaJaMaeseaatxenacB,
VV Cintnr snd oHcnerre breaths
Iron Bit-j
ten wilt
not cnusa
tion of the Bladder.
Iners. Ii
ana braret: imm an saao
tise. slurruJi liveri Dresrsi-
aHn fco
the moat
delicate
&k iiesa. Jetrtude. BrownSa
iron Bsttua ceres i afl
vVrA thete. fur it acts di-
atomic h, knd
fur chiUlreoit
t mm r-rrr rra-M
Viit thJ.
mad, tmf
tTectui iid to
f )Di-r of ell diHMaMthA
pruruote tiaaiUi
sVl.nl Mm tn.e ...it
S"il.Tl B -TJIX is combined
cine H known w harem
Iran 3
qneiit aosoa it
O
ttrsne-therfs, Ual doee
atreuif'.bene anc
aide theTicnrans "f
:s t conjaipue.rui
Brown's Iron Jlit-
Um bulr.to healt'ir
tora liaa thafcosm,
actien. and suppli
life and ! to ti.e
nrtiyl tiMBM of tlM
buurtion m Aa pure .
Tseetable altera- '
trrea been asaae,
. j i
eroertag' child. Jncni
ditiava n tart of B:l) oe
raUl and know!-
nown oy ana.?, W l : .-A
-"na. fc euce that
iteon-
illow tone of the cro-
l mt
plesxni. win ne orrea ry -mnp"
the lit f Brown's Iron f
Bitters, iud that tired feel. s
KendacBe are
oured tie ita
ae.AJlftliqr
I ,asj 1 .eswai " .w
iron ngeoi-
replaced by an aetire rit-U- Tl jSS42Si
t apeciflp core f. r JfalarW W
l-eeers of all sjndaj ;p the f
oaaof qaiaine; Uwitldomjre - a",s'rt
v. H I. trill . stwm will not
ina; thr.t kcermpanica 1
nul-
duce CjnMipation, Iteadacbe,
t IlhoutnaXism and KenTalzia.
Bruwii'e Iron Bitters Will core all -tfKJft if
'Vrer. ai d will aim cure the troo,
blee produced by the oae of quinine
Biwari of IidUbs.
. deanlne km Trade-Kara
reatd red llai
wranfarf, j
BROVIN CHEMICAL CO.
BALTIMORE. MD.
We have uld O Cnwitrd Son'ii: Urd 1
moet exchulrely (or nearly teventeenjtfjiLra and
deem it dac:dedlT the beit cn the market.
i G.QvCOBNWBLl, Al K, '
- The leading fancy gtoeeriof Wasb.!ng0 n,D.C.
We have bandied fjaesard's "bttt Brandt
Urd tor a conaldettble while and and tt to
euit ottr cnatoraer better than atoy plhnr lard
we ever handled The like It ofwell that
we have about abandt-ned ell fXhcr braada. . .
W. B. MANX CO., EJ igb, N. ;.
We have ben 'using O. (Jensari; & Son's
'Star prand" )ui, in onr trade for the past
eight aoontba and ftud It gives betttir aatlilat
' tioa than any we have ever used and we have
tried about alL W. E. SKWSmM CO.,
I liaieigi,H C, ;i
Hxaaaa. Q CAsuan ft Sov :
It afford u great pleasure and aatWactlot
4 be enabled to endorse the merits ot your
ard. : Since 1868 we have used; It In our ex
' tended trade, and taoet eohadently recommend
it aa the puree and best we have ever handled
ta our experience. f rh ii H;
I CHB14TIAS WHITE ft CO., ; ;
efn leading iancy grocer of BlchmjOnd. Va. :
WIBJ5 RAILING AITD ORKA
MJtSTAL WIRS WOJlKa,
Hoi So Aorta Howara aneea, mwmoi,
"-fanrcra ot wire raiUBjr tor OMBeterteai
ad Coal stereeas, worn
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sui-
terar .
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ri. aire. A care on
r" 'smpW Vbe seeared be-
A 1
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of MS.
sbbVs innoowst
eigi i
7llittlrs . i
from tbe V j
omember.X 1 li
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Bittera, 1
af itaietonA
nss diwd i n
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V l. Die
XZm&l
TO
lenmataBBi ana Jien,
m weak. watrrr tm
ia desekned Coop-
V
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V
Ci
Keister, demoorats, register!
But little time remains to you now
for thia important duty. Register
at once, and see that all your dem
ocratio neighbors are registered
also. .Register!; Register!
:..NEW8 OBSEKVATIONS.
-The yonng Prinoe Louis Napoleon
ia in New York, and will remain there
until afcer the Bartholdi statue ia dedi
cated. An arrangement has been effected
with, the striking switchmen and brake
men at Louisville, and the men hare
returned to work.
-A new expression has become toonu-
lar in the farther South. When charges
for labor or merohandiae seem extrava
gant, people say they are "earthquake
prioea.". ;
The present week in New York will
witness the- close of the most exciting
political oontest : in the history of the
city, and the unveiliDg of the Bartholdi
atarjie of Liberty.
-Tbo Billy talk about Mrs. Clee
laud deeliniog to accompany the Presi
dent to Kiohznond, Va., beoanso a
daughter of Jefferson Davis was a gu;st
of Got. Lee, has been officially de
nied. .
rl)f tha 200,000 working women in
New York, the highest average earning
is $7 a week. Numbers earn but $5 a
week. Thousands , are una , with
sixteen hours' work every day, j reach
the lower amount.
The women suffragists of New York
are determined to make an effort to vote
at tbe coming municipal election. Two
women presented themselves for regis
tration Friday but were refused. The
committee are making an effort to raise
money to push matters at once before
the courts.: ;
-i Although biojele riding is eom
pCcatiyely in ita: infancy in this country
tne record slate: credits a maioritv of
the Vst performances to native riders.
an la the matter of speed our wheel
met) are ahead of their English cousins.
who oan boast a dosen vears' start in
the use of the machine. It is not so
many years ago that three minutes for a
mile was considered very fast traveling,
and in 1876, when John Keen, the
English champion, succeeded in eov-1
ering that dutanee in two minutes fifty-
six and one-fifth seconds the feat war
regarded as remarkable. By small frao
tohs these figures have been cut down,
first by English and then bv American
riders, until the mile record was re
cently reduced to two minutes tweoty
oias and four-fifth seconds. ! This great
feat was accomplished bv "William A
Bowe, of Lynn, Mau., on the Hamp
den park trotting track at Sprint fijld
Bicyclist Bowe holds the world's record i
for all distances from a quarter of s
mile to twenty-fone miles, j
? rj-ThS display of jit-wrought collar
ettes, fichus, plastrons, vests and an
tique collars is: uncommonly elegant and
varied this autumn. Among a bewil
dering show of this ntck trimmicR, dia
played as a specialty by a Broadway
firm ilaat. week, were noted Cbarle
IX. : oollars, : which turned back
broadly, a la marine, and were edged
with diamond-shaped beads of cut it
Scarf ends of beaded net were added in
(rent Another pretty style consisted
of a V shaped plaetron of jetted net laid
in flat folds from obin to belt, with wide
military collar at the top.made of net over
eilk covered crinoline foundation, this
bead-edged. The sUnding band fast
ens behind with two strong hooks and
eyes, and there are narrow cuff bands to
match, these only three inches in width.
More expensive styles are made up over
foundations of pale pink, lilac, or oo-
quelioot red satin. There are alio solid
jet yokes and' gauntlet gloves made of
finest Preach out jet to be added : to
handaome black gowns of satin or vel
vet. Trimmings in this style are cx
ttemelj rich and fffeetive, but economy
has no lot nor part in these last-men
tfoned garnitures, as their cost would
trim an entire costume with jet decora-
. m . .we - k -
lions 01 tne ordinary description.
Th Wort-borai Bwttlar.
fu riasx pat s ssesiOM or thsib comvsh-
1 Tion. j :
Pursuant , to notice given Tuesday,
the Northern settlers' convention, which
had before chosen Mr. George Z. French
Of W UDQington, its president, met yes
ierday morning in the hall of the house
Of commons; The attendance was larg
and all sections of the State were repre
sented by representative men.
President French at 9:80 o'clock
called the body to order. Rev. George
Barker, of Elizabeth City, opened the
session. with prayer. j
Colonel Thomas B. Keogh, chairman
of the committee on the order of busi
ness, reported that the committee recom
mended that ten minutes be allowed
every speaker. This report was adopted:
The convention decided to hold no even
ing session, yesterday, but to me?t both
morning and evening today. - This morn
ing's session will convene at 9 a. ml
Reports on the climate, soil, agricul
tural, forest and mineral resources of
the State and of its health resort", as
given by many gentlemen, oovered the!
whole of .'its territory. I These resorts!
Will be published in full in the Bulletin'
of the agricultural department and sent
broadoast : throughout the North. j
The proceedings of the convention
developed the fact that it is composed
of practical men, who mean business.
At 12 o'clock the convention adpurned
in . order to aid in extending eour testes
to visiting editors and others from the
North. ' i i - l
Med. !
In Montgomery county, N. C, Octo
ber 21st, 18 Sb, Mrs. Nancy MeAskill,
wife of Duncan MsAskul.
1)1 SGHACEFULe
MR.
Bt INE SPEAKS AND A ROW
I OCCURS.
A HOWIjlfQ HOB BOMBARDISO A PIKNSTL-
VAKIA IDITOB.
BxtiitfONTS, Pa., Oct. 27, J. G.
Blaine i made a politioal speech here to
day and the town is pretty well worked
up with exoitement. Before the Blaine
party arrived at Bollefonte this morning
there Was a lively time among the poli
ticians!! and citizens generally. The
cause $f it Was the Btore order question.
It was Istated that P. Grav Meek, edi
tor of the Watchman, posted up a fao
smile f an alleged store order in a win
dow Jf his effioe. The Beaver club,
seeingit broke ranks and demanded
that itlbe taken down. They claim that
they : rst entered the offiee and re
quested ithat it be removed, on the
ground' that' it reflected on them as
much Is -upon Beaver, and meeting with
a refusal' they tore it down, but another
was immediately posted up. This in
furiated them and a volley of stones was
seat Iraohing' through the window.
Meek fiastily summoned the sheriff and
a numper of the club -were arrested. A
griat Irowd followed them to a magis
trate' office, where the accused were all
held sfnder bail. In the parade were
banners bearing the inscription "We
are pad in cash and Gray Meek knows
it." 1
' -' mm
0ltan KJIllntr Kneb Other,
CHtAOo, Oct. 27. A Times special
from fort Kecgh, Mont., says: The fol
ks win additional particulars regarding
the lae fight on the Crow reservation,
bctwrn a party of Crows and Sioux, in
which! five Sioux were killed and
scelpei, hive just been reported. The
expedftion left th? Yankton agency a
short lime ago with the avowed inten
tion o raiding the Crow camps on Little
Rosebud river. Concealing their horses
in a riyine, they went into the timber to
reconnoitre. Their horses were found
by th Crows and identified. A search
was made and resulted in the killing of
two Sioux and three Crows and the
wounfing of three of the latter. The
rcmaiiog Sionx escaped to Fort Custer
and reported the fight. The Crows lad
a wart dance over the dead bodies of the
Sioux, Bhooting their bodies full of
noies and cutting off the head of one
with fan axe. The report Bays that
the Crows are putting on paint and pre
paring for war. It ia purely an Indian
-mussand not dangerous to the whites.
The Tatlean
UAKIS AN AST NOUNCBMINT TO VKAHCI.
Bojfi, Oct. 27. Cardinal Jaoobini,
papal secretary of state, has requested
tne nuncio at raris te represent to tne
French government the serious eonae
quuces that might arise from the
adoption of a clause in the primary
education bill of an odious character to
the jYatican and directed against the
Catholio clergy in France. The clause
referred to provides that education in
schools shall be entrusted solely to the
Ults n
: : A Bpree'a Terrible Endlnc.
Locisvnxi, Oct. 127 Thomas 8.
Miller, a : prominent tobacco dealer at
Stfhenspbrt, Ky., was found dead in
bed; at the ot. Louis hotel today, with a
horrible wound just over the eye. He
bad? been out eeeing the town till an
eadV; hour and having money he fell
int4 the hands of bad characters, who
got him - into a game of eards and
knocked him on the head. He got to the
hotel, went to bed and died during the
night. Charles Mull, a saloon keeper,
has been arrested, oharged with the
crime.
frparavttuaia tor
VJavviltna;
fetatne.
tbe "Lib-
: m erty
Ktw Iom., jOct. 27. Preparations
are being made for unveiling the Bar
theldi statue, and the indications are that
tomorrow will be almost a general holi
day : in this city. . All that it needed to
injure complete success will be fice
weather. ; All the public schools of this
city are to be closed for the d-y. The
stock exchange will remain open. The
consolidated exchange, however, voted
tof suspend the regular calls. The pro
duce exchange and Now York mercan
tile exchange will be closed all day, and
the cotton exohange will suspend op
efietions at noon. The custom house
.' be closed all day
Hew Tork Cotton Futares.
!Nsw York, Oct 27 Green & Co. 'a
report on cotton futures says : There
na been a pretty full business, includ-
a large liquidation of new or nrst
isfcao notices, tho latter acting for
i ime as a depressing influence. Oa
the whole, however, the market ab
irbed the supply very well, and closed
firm, at about the highest rates of the
pay, showing 4 and 5 points advanoe. Ths
e:gn aa vices aia not anora muon en
couragement.
EteatruettT Fire.
Taunton, Maes., Oct. 27 The old
roiling mill of the Colony works was
burned early this morning. Loss $150;-
3000; partially insured. The building.
which was '440x120 feet, contained a
rolling mill, machine shop and nail fac
tory. The latter contained thirty ma
chines, furnishing employment for about
fifty hands.
, Landon SoeUtlleU Foiled.
; London, Oct. 27. It is Btated that
Sir James Frazer, chief commissioner of
the city police, has issued orders for
bidding a procession of unemployed
workingmen of London, whioh it was
proposed by the socialist leaders should
march through the streets at the same
time si the lord mayor's pageant.
A Ble; raiaafbtwrlBeT tT.
Chicago. Oct. 27 Fifty of the
quarantined cattle were slaughtered
yesterday. All the meat was pronounced
sound. This is the Iwgest day's
slaughtering yet done in the distilleries.
Two more of Nelson Morris' . steers
died yesterday, and it is now feared that
his entire herd will go. It is said the
steers are more susceptible to the dis
ease than the cows, and that they die
sooner.
Fire and Loan of Life In Tlrffiala.
Ltnchbceo, Va,, 0ct. 27. A special
to the daily Advanoe says : A fire at
Pocahontas this morning destroyed 16
houses, including two hotels and seve
ral business houses. George Baber, of
Lynchburg, perished in the flames, and
several other persons are missing. The
fire was the work of an incendiary. ! A
heavy rain saved the town. Loss, $50,
000 ; insurance unknown.
Great Excitement In : Laajtoalaaka.
London, Oct. 27.' There is much ex
oitement in Lompalanka over .the arrest
of the oommandnt who planned the
seizure of the ministers while passing
on their way to Tiernova, the object
being to send them to Renirussi.
A Lar- Fire.
.LivsBPoon, Oct. 26 -In the Hatting
dock warehouse fire, last night, 8, 600
bales of cotton and 30,000 bushels of
grain were destroyed.
No Baee.
IWabhikgton, Oat! 27. The raees have
been postponed until tomorrow on ac
count of rin.
Balg-arla'a Ineraaalna; Tremblaaw
London, Oct. 2?. A state of siege
has been proclaimed at Sc fia, the capi
tal of Bulgaria.
A Diptborla Kpldemle.
T.YKCEBtJBO, Va., Oat. 27. An epi
demic of violent dipthcria is raging at
Derring ton, a suburb of this city. A
number of death have occurred.
"Madbid, Oct. 27 El Correor says
that tbe goversments of America and
Spain have agreed that the third column
of Cuban customs tariff shall be applied
until January to goods arriving at ports
in Cuba and Porto Rioo under the
American flag, and that the differential
duty of ten per cent, shall not be re
established on Spanish goods imported
into America. A definitive treaty will
be negotiated at Madrid before Jan
uary.
A Woble Herd eT Cattle.
Notable among the cattle exhibits
is the grand herd of .Devon cattle
shown by Rnmsey Bros , of Westfield,
N. Y. This herd of cattle, although
barred from competition in the show
ring at this fair, is none the less
worthy and said to be the finest
Devon o&ttle ever brought into the
State of North Carolina. The list of
prises won by thia herd in the ahow
ring at all tbe leading fairs of this coun
try is almost unparalleled. Among their
recent victories is that of the swoep
stskes herd prise- at the Virginia State
fair last week, over all beef breeds of
eattle, and their magnificent bull,
Marquis 2d, also won the grand sweep
Stakes prise at the same place as the
best bull of any age or breed. These
are indeed high, honors, of whioh Rum-
soy Bros, may irell feel proud; and any
one who fails to go to the fair and see
this grand herd of cattle misses an op
portunity which ; does not come very
often.
A Hole rroaa . Haldem.
Correspondence of the Kaws asp Osshxtix.
RsLiigh, Oet. 26, 1886.
In vour caner of today, sneakine of
Mr. Nichols, you say:
1 I , - - a - o .
"It has been found that a man who
was 'with' iioiden and ivux ana tne
e - j m .m
other desperate fellows who preyed
upon the State in the darkest days,' e.
i respeotfally protest against this lan
guage, it has no foundation m truth.
I was not a "desperate fellow" while
Governor of the State, in 1865 or in
1868. On the contrary, I was as patri
otic and true to North Carolina as any
Governor the State ever had.
I am now in private life and expect
to remain so as long as I live. I belong
to no party. . I assail no one and I de
fend no one. Therefore it seems to
me it is not right or becoming to assail
.me in the language used by your paper.
Very respeotfully, ;
vY. W. Holds.
Pliar ma- ulieal.
The North Carolina board of phar
macy has been in session in this city for
tbe last two days and will oonclude
its labors , today. The .following
named gentlemen compose the present
board and are in attendance : ifi. M
Meadows, New Berne; E. M. Nadal,
Wilson; H. R Borne, Fayette ville;
John Tull, Morganton; Wm. Simpson,
Raleigh. Mr. Green, the former presi
dent of the board, having resigned, Mr.
Meadows was eleoted to that offioe. Mr.
Simpson was re-eleoted secretary and
treasurer.
The following named gentlemen, hay
ing passod a successful examination,
were granted certificates as licentiates
in pharmacy ; Dudley D. Johnson,
Concord; Robert 8 Mebane, Greens
boro; Francis E. Duffy, Robert B.
Nixon, New Berne.
U. S. oovauMBNT Pi'iNTixe OFFioe,
Washington, D. v., Sept. 10, 1884.
Misses. Liibjo ft Co., New Nurk.;
Gentlemen: While suffering from malaria I
wa advittdto try jour Coca Beef Tonic I
used one bottle and the effect and cure was
happiness and ma, ic combined.
I have since recommended it to a gre tt many
employees htre, with the most aurpriaingly
tiidctory result ev ry time. ,
la case of feeding of the lungs I suggest
ed a trial, and the rapid building up ot t-trenrth
wee wonderful. It is the most sovereign reme
dy l ntve ever Known.
Yours very truly,
F. MUSfeOjr, Asa't 8upt.
WASHINGTON.
BATCH OF NEWS FROM THE
COUNTRY'S CAPITAL!
Tin coixaqi or SMALL SILTKR ACIIVS A
HlW TKKATY WITtl SPAIN, &C.
Washington, D. C, O.t. 27. The
commissioner of pecsioos has received a
telegram from Nashville, Tenn.,! stating
that Dr. Wm. E. Syport, who Was ar
rested by special examiner Paul Wil
liams, today pleaded guilty : to tho
charge of forging papers in a pension
case. A number of alleged fraudulent
pension claims have been discovered in
that section of the country and the
guilty parties will be prosecuted.
The President issued the following
proclamation this afternoon:
"Whereas satisfactory proof has been
given to me by the government of Spain
that no discriminating duties oft tonnage
or imposts are imposed or levied in the is
lands of Cubaand Porto R'coupan vessels
wholly belonging to citizens of the
United States or upon produce, manu
factures or merchandise imported in the
same from the United States or from any
foreign country; and, whereas, notifi
cation of Buoh abolition of dis
criminating duties of . tonnage and
imports as aforesaid has been given
to me by memorandum of agreement
signed this day, in the city of Washing
ton, between the secretary of state of the
United States, and the envoy extraordi
nary and minister plenipotentiary of her
majesty, the Queen regent of Spain,
acredited to the government of
the United; States of rVmerioa.
Therefore, I. Grover Cleveland, Presi
dent of tthe United States of Amerioa,
by virtue of authority vested in me by
section 4 228 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States, do hereby dolare
and proclaim that from and after the date
of this my proclamation, being also the
date of notification received as foresaid,
foreign discriminating duties of tonnage
and impost with the United States are
suspended and discontinued bo far as
respects vessels of Spain, and: produce,
manufactures or merchandise imported
in said vessels into the United States
from tbe islands of Cuba and Porto
Rico, or from any other foreign coun
try ; such suspension to continue so
long aa tbe reciprocal exemption of the
vessels belonging to citizens of the
United States, and their cargoes, shall
be continued in the said islands of Cu
ba and Porto Rico, and no longer.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be amxed. Done at
the City of Washington, this :27th day
of October, 1886, and of the indepen
dence of the United States tbe 111th.
by the President.
(Signed) Gbovik CLsvrLAitt).
T F. Baiard, Sec'y of State.
The President, accompanied by secre
taries Bayard, Whitney and Lamar,
postmaster general Vilas and "ol. Lt
mont, left Washington this afternoon at
3:50 o'clock for New York.
The internal revenue bureau has
modified the regulations as tp the man
ner of nackintr oiearettes. bo that here-
after the number of the manufacturer.
the number of the district of the cigars,
and the number of cigarettes in each
box may be printed on the tbox or on
the label affixed to the box, instead of
being "stamped, indented,' burned or
impressed' thereon, as formerly re
quired. There has sprung up in a few months
an unprecedented demand tor minor
com in o and l cent pieces, tne stock or
whioh up to the time this demand began
was in several United States deposito
ries redundant. This surplus has all
been put into circulation and the mint at
Philadelphia, whioh alone executes
minor coin, is domg its utmost to sap
ply the demand, its capacity being limi
ted by statutory law to the coinage of
silver dollars. 'The popular demand for
small coin is now ahead some 2180,000
for five and one cent pieoes: alone. The.
secretary of the treasury has given the
authority for the issue Jiof whatever
proves to be wanted, and it is anticipa
ted that the work now in hand will re
sult in sptedily supplying all that may
be required. Meanwhile orders upon
the superintendent of he mint at
Philadelphia, issued in aeeordauoe with
the circular issued by the .bureau of the
mint September 10, 1886, hrill be filled
in order of application.
Raleigh's Hospitality.
HOW TBS VISITING XDITOR8 WKR1 TSXAT1D
rKSTZKDAY.fi
The editors from the N orth oerUinly
spent a pleasant day yesterday. The
oitizens' committee had charge of all the
arrangements and carried out every de
tail in the most thorough manner. At
p. m. tne suo-oommiitee appointed
for that purpose had at the agricultural
building a number cf carriages, wbiijh
were quickly filled, and l a lively party
drove to the insane asylum, on arrival
at whioh they were mikst courteously
received by Dr. Grissom and his assist
ants, and conducted through the insti
tution. Like all others who visit that
noble charity, they were grea ly im
pressed by the perfect order maintained
in the splendid Duiiding. liunca was
served in handsome style and brief and
felicitous addresses of
congratulation
were made by Col. John
D. Cameron.
of Asheville; Major
gram, of Baltimore,
W. M. Pe-
1 and others
The next plaoe visited was Shaw univer
sity, oolored, where
special exercise t
were held. . This is one!
of the largest
and best conducted colored universities
in the country. The
iaging of the
students, as weil as other features of the
visit, greatly interested the visitors.
A fPXCIAL UITIKTAINMBST AT 81 MART S
The next plaoe to whaaa the visitors
were taken was St. Mary's, where they
were treated to a delightful entertain
ment. The programme was as follows :
Overture to Die Felsenmuhle, (Reis
siger) Misses H. Smedes, Nichols, Mc
Lean and Graves; piano solo, Le Joyeux
Reveil, (Leybaoh) Miss Lula T. Holden;
calisthenics, dumb-beUs, junior class;
semi-chorus, Come Sister ElyeB, (Hat
ton) vocal class; calisthenics, rings,
junior C; piano solo, Le Batelier,
(Lysber?) Miss Bessie McLean; Men
uett, opus 66, (Jadassohn) Miss Sue M.
Nichols; Twelfth Night, aot I; Piano
solo, Polish Danoe, Mies Nellie Murray;
Twelfth Night, Aots II and ITT; piano
solo, Spring Song, (Merkel). Miss Mol
lio Graves ; Twelfth Night, Acts IV
and V; chorus, Cheerfulness, (G um
ber t). I
Major Pegram, of Baltimore, ex
pressed the gratification of the visitors,
in his happiest vein.
OOrjKTKSISS AT PIACK INSTITUTX.
After tea the editors went to Peace
institute, where a delightful musical
programme was pleasantly carried out
for their special gratification. Tho pro
gramme was aa follows :j
Chorus Gondellied, ! (Proch) vocal
class; Spinnlied, (Lttolff) Miss Bertha
Knox; Far from Home, (Henrion) Miss
Annie Faucette; Judith Scene and
Aria, (Conconc) Miss Minnie Helper;
Sweet Pleasures on the Water, (Via
conti) Misses A. Tate and L Oatee; La
Favorita Fantasie, (Hers) Miss Lucy
Wrlston; II Sogno, (Abt) Miss Lalla
Gates; Oh, Wert Thou in the Cauld
Blast (Mendelssohn) Misses M. Helper
and N. Boiwell; Recollections of Home
(Mills) Miss Emma Phifer; La Caprio
oiosa, (Mattci) Miss Annie Tate; In
flammatus, from Stabat Mater, (Ros
sioi) Miss Helper, vocal olass and ohoir
of First Presbyterian church. '
THJ 1ARQUST.
- The crowning glory ' of the day's
pleasures was the banquet at the Yar
boro in the evening. It began at 10
o'o'ock. Covers were laid for 120 per
son". Mr. W. S. Primrose presided,
and performed that duty gracefully and
well. The spacious dining room pre
sented an attractive seen e. The menu
was as follows: New river oysters on
hilf-shell, green turtle soup, broiled
bluefUh, roast I turkey stuffed with
oysters, roast pig with apple sauce,
broiled chicken patties, celery, olives,
chow-ahow, asparagus, green peas,
mashed potatoes, mines pie, oocoanut
pie, cakes, vanilla ice cream, cheese,
crackers, nuts, N. C. apples, grapes, j
coffeo, N. C. wines. The toasts, with
the names of those who responded, were
as follows: i- ; v.'
: The State of North Carolina Her
people, first for . American Freedom, will
ever be true te Constitutional Liberty.
H in. A. M. Scales.
Gv. Soales was not: permitted by his
physician to be present, but sent an ad
mirable letter, whioh was read and was
applauded liberally.
The President of the United States,
Grover j Cleveland Who knows no
North, nor South, nor East, nor West,
but only; the Constitution of our coun
try and tho flsg of our Union. W. R.
Cox. ' j ;
Our Common Country Young in
years but a giant in strength and with
every promise of becoming the grandest
nationality in the world. J. R. Kcn
ney. f '
Our Northern Visiters We give
them a cordial greeting and would glad
ly welcome them as permanent residents.
0. M. Busbee. Responded to by ('.
C. Couillard, of Boston, Mass.
The City of Raleigh. Famous for
its Schools, Business Activity and Hos
pitalityMayor W. H. Dodd.
The Immigration Department of North
Carolina. It has introduced thousands
of desirable oitizens among us and aug
mented our industrial capital bv mil-
ions. ur. J.: vy . Dabney.
Our Northern Settlers Ranking
among North Carolina'' b most progres
sive, prosperous and valued citizens;
they have found here a goodly heritage
ana a brotherly welcome. George Z
French. ;
Our Manufacturing Enterprises
Yet in their infancy, but with giant
str.des moving forward in importance
ana is useful development. Thomas
(J. Worth.
The Industrial Development of the
Present Deoads. The mirvel of the
l t . .T fa .
age, in wnicn tne xxortn ana Houtn vie
in generous rivalry Y. C. McKee.
Cotton The most important contri
bution of Amerioa to the needs of the
world, and the greatest factor in th
wealth of Eastern ' Carolina. G. W
Sander lin.
The North Carolina Press. The con
stant and effioient champion Of all meas
urcs promoting the progress of the State
and redounding to the glory and welfaro
of tbe Union. J. 1. MoRee.
Our Eleemosynary Institutions. A
generous people provide generously for
the In ic ted ones within their borders
Dr. Eugene Grissom.
The State Agricultural Society.-It
has worked beneficent results in-stimu
lating our farmers to a diversification of
crops and to the importation and breed
ing of improved stock. 0. B. Donson
The Tobacco Interest of North Caro
una it has brought us wealth and
made tho name of our Golden Bait
household word in the uttermost parts
of the earth. W. 44. Borkhead.
The Educational system of North Car
olina. While not yet fully perfected,
it bestows its blessing on the whites and
the blacks alike. S. M. Finger.
Oar Railroad, Construction. These
advanoe guards of oiviliz ition are honey
oombing our State and bring the moun
tains to the seaboard. R. T. Gray.
It was after 1 o'clock this morning
before the last response was made and
the party broke up. It was a remark
ably pleasant occasion in all respects.
The speeches were ia good taste, aad in
not a few cases truly eloquent.
It was stated at the banquet that the
convention would not have been poesi-
r- t
ble had it not have been for the aotion
Of the Seaboard air-line authorities in
granting pa-s and extending other
extraordinary courtesies to those who
thought of coming! This is a deserved
tribute to the welj-known liberality of
the 8 A. L. management, j
Today's programme for the enter
tainment of the visiting ( editors and of
the other Northern visitors is as follows:
Nine a. m., convention; 12 m., (fair
grounds.) Address, '.'The Resources
and Progress of tbe South." by Maj.
W, H. Pegram, of the Baltimore Man
ufacturers' Reeordf address by David
Judd, of the American Agriculturist;
8p m.. visit to the institution for the
deaf and dumb ani the blind.
'The Oreatest Ore on Earth for Pain." Win
reileramore
qsickiyl
nri Rheumatism, fceermlfrta.
Uaaji any other
' known
ecra
tin
Ed res, Scalds, Cut, Lamba
Ifing'
s. Still Kecc,4
truisee.
jro. f lenrlsjr, Bones, jTOrt-bites,
Bactache, Cainef, Bore Throat,
Bctaaics. Wounda. Headarhe.
TooihachU, Spraina, etc Prico
cl e botae. Bold by all
t : rv red IVadllark, and our
tlCTrrtnra. 7 A C.. lleyer A Co Sole
, Jijitlmore, Md, Ia B. A :
lai Oil beaie) oar
rae-afTRlle
1 1 opn rxo n..
DR. BOLL'S COUGH 8YBDI
For the cure of Cougha, Colds, Hoarse
ness, - Croup, Asthma,, Bronchitis.
Whooping : Cough, Incipiert Con
gumption, and for the relief of con
sumptive persons in advanced stages
of tha Disease. I For Sale by all Drugs
Cists, race, zs ccma.
THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE OP
l :
RiLEIGH. ,
If people knew bow much credit cost them
they would not be feeking it,for it is eommon
-
sene that the merchant who buys goods oa
credit and sell them on credit must sell his
to eoLer
gooda higher
his losses, in regular
lines of merchandise there are three distinct
profits charged upland on each one there is an
extra per cent la3, to cover the losses by
credit. You count ten per cent on each of
. i ; -
them and you Ibavi at the least estimate 80 per
' : ; - i
cnt which yoo m ist pay to cover the leases
by men who neTei pay. : This the coiisumer
i : i : :
has to pay. it all comes out of the hard
of jhe
earned dollars
laboring people; If you
borrow money from the bank at 8 per cent
i
you think it very &tgh, yet you will buy your
goods on credit aid pay'50 per ccnt.more for
I
them , than you Ought
to pay and you will
never wink your feye at it. This credit takes
from tbe producers of tb Is "county onc-aail
they make. Kcw how dofjou like the systemr
Come to the S&cket Store and buy your geods.
. , j ' '
The Backet .ctorf has all the advantages, from
having buyers arrays In the New York mar.
ket, with cash In hand, who buy from house
which are coupelled to take their offers for
taese goods.: lip tha pewer of the almighty
dollar cutting its VJ through the centre of
time which enables) us to offtr goods at lees
than: tbey can be made for is hundreds of
caftaa. The Bacbf t Store is ettlsCed with small
profits and we sbatl make our bargains make
our busines. How come to the Backet Store
and buy your gqxls and stve your moaey.
; This week wj shall open tome great bar
aios in Overeoits, Men's Cassimere miu at
US, worth tai. Also luadlee' and Misses'
Cloaks, very low. oreat bargains in Carpet
ing and Bugs. iKew line of Ladies' Jerseys.
We are aluo carrying a big lite of shoes and
boot, irbich We will sell at a bargain., A
big drive in counterpane at cost. A big lob
in suspenders, IMi s end gents' underwear.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing.
Mot r spectftllv, soliciting cash trade only,
s VOLNEfT 1- UUSELL & CO.,
' No E 10 Martin St ,
'.;
Edward Famch.
raIleigh,
Gold and Silver Watches, American and
i '
Imported. Bepl and Imitation Diamond Jew
eiry. 18 karat Wedding and Engagement
Kings, anj sie and weight. Sterling Silver
Ware for Bridal Present.
Optical Goods
A SPECIALTY
Spectacles and Kye-glaeses in Gold, Silver
Steel,
Bubbe and : Shell Frames. lenses,
white and tinted, in endless varieties.
fteela tar ILArltrea. fkirDoratlonS. "tC AW
Badges and Medals for Schools and . Socleas
V?ieSS
"OCI
Pffif STUM.
Jeweler ani Optician
, N Q.
taade to order. '
Mall orders promptly attended to. Goods
sent on selection to any part cf the Stat.
' sEtT Old Geld and BUver In small and larajt
qua'titteBtainMe-vilv tuy.
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