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RALEIGH. N. C SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1836.
NO 154
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Absolutely Pure
inn iwwder never varies, g A marvel
rarity, strength aad wholesomencs. More
eonosaieal than ordinary kin da tad cannot be
ed la eompinoa wttn cm mrMtituae of lew
istt, shrt weight, alum or phovphate powders
raid wkIt la can, both. Baxrxo IPowsi
.j km Wall 8troefc, new York. !
Sold b ffCAiil Btroaaoh, Goorrji T
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QUESTION A ft OUT
Browns Iron
NEW8 0BSKKRVATI0N3.
Mayor elect Hewitt has been sworn
into offioe.
Secretary Lamar is to . be married
"in the near future," whenever that is.
I iB flaid that Gape Cod is slowly
washing and blowing away, losing some
two feet every year.
-Ajoelluloid oollar caught its wearer
drunk and ohoked him to death. An
other oase of Jersey justice
, Qae of oar most enterprising mer
chant pays that it costs money to ad
vertise 1 bat it'eoets more money not to
advertise.
' It lis reported that the Baltimore &
Ohio railway will presently lease the
Jfirlanger lines and reaoh the South in
that way.
i A post fibe employee at Portland,
Uregon, who selects and makes oat a
list of uncalled for letters, advertised
one addressed to his wife.
oxr lied vers .Duller, who was sent
to Ireland to crush ont the tenants, has
become their friend instead, and now
the tories want to remote him.
Cluverius, the condemned Rich
mond murderer, has so little anticipa
tion of jcxeeution that he has had his
teeth planed in good order by a dentist.
. The rate of mortality among the
female Chinese of New York city is fear
ful. One-fourth of that entire element
has just been swept away in the death
of Airs. Chin Hhun.
' Gov. Lee writes to 8enator-eleot
Daniel that Virginia can pay no more
than the interest on the debt as ascer
tained by the Biddleberger proposition
of settlement without raising the rate of
taxation,
8ome one asked "Josh Billings''
why he didn't write a serious lecture.
"Ah," Replied Josh, with a wise shake
of the head, "the public won't allow a
man to stand on his feet for their enter
tainment after he has once stood on his
head." ,
Tho cruiser Atlanta has just had
another trial and has proven herself a
failure. She has Lad a six days' oruise
in Long Island Sound, daring which she
broke down six times, and the impres
sion in naval "circles is that she is not
quite op; to concert pitch.
1 It U now as good as settled tha-
the legislature of New Jeisey will be
democratic on joint ballot provided the
two labor members,, who are democrats,
will act with the democratic wing. It is
understood that they will support Ab-
bett for the United States Senatorship.
3
The: Baron de Horn. the. richest
bightippybob in all Dutch India, has
arrived i& this country in search of a lit
tle sport. He wearsaringholding a dia
mond of eight carats, given him by the
Shah of Persia, and in his vest dansles
a eouple jof eraeilj sharp, white eUws
TH8 GREAT BARGAIN 0TORS QF 2; Tf " ' " g
RALEIGH.
ANSWERED.
4 Unjui. ' JLm 3
a Iran BiUH oar mum.
tnr Uah uapntaijla phfwkeimn vuald piwuiijw I KOI
ru)UUH wgyim atvd mm wr vmum vaM.iin
iffnnt known to t!w r. tntmian. and loqairy at uj
odia etaamical iirmr.r-ill abatantiat UisaaMitioa
4ut Umt ara mn ptMntima at iroa thantof any
jtMabataamnaMinBWdtcin. TW aboin eaa :
llaaivaljr that iron in cknowlKlsd bm ttj noB
OD93(taot (aotor in ctootafnl madio.il praetq. It ia,
.hiHrevar. amonr'ciibla fsct.that prior io U jUaoov.
mjjt nkOW.NM ltnS ltlTTERSnoerf
jr aatjatactorr Iran amabinatioo had ant baau toond.
BROWN'S (ROB DmERSSTuSte
aadwa.olllduotnnMiptn-floMi
dieiawlo. KUO WN'M 1UOH HITTEKS
enrea iBdiceatlaa BttlwaimnvWMtifi ,
DyspttM MalaHa ChUls Ui4 FTer,
VeeUes.Geiteral DbUUr,Pmia intha
SUnanr UinhHrsdabnsnd!rraJ.
rta-tar all Vjomm aikaenta Iroai ia art ribed dailK
BRQWR'SIRONBITTERS LCT-tTS
uinstai
Uitmmn ri.W li lain Ii i It I Mt mrm
h renewal caipfj. TberatucWtbon txxxxna
taa ciiirtirj .mmrma, tba boirnlii areacrr.
t.iieusctis datulir mora moid and nacrtedL
lTM tieirin nt mom tn brichtan: tha aUri claj. i
ap; banlthy e i r rnniaw tn tba cfaeakaj mymrnmnfjem
dinpoaan; fnucflrmV dnranaiantfaan0if ratu.
jar. and if a mminK mnthar. abandajit aau-n" io
b anppbwl (or tha ehfld. Banwrnbas Bronn? Iron
Bitter. tathaOMLTtron madhitna that a it aa
InrioaML AfaVaW Anfitanaaaarfil
VbaUaananahnfTndn
THE LABOR PARTY
TROUBLE IN THE LABOR CAMP-
MORE STRIKES.
THB OUOaUaGAXIim TAX IXUH TIOUBLKS
OTHER GBJniKAI. MBW8 BX
WIM.
rkta no othekI
snn
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Chioaoo, Nov. 27. The committee
of twenty-one of the United Labor Par
ty met last night and issued a call for
the election of delegates to form a per
manent organisation of the United Labor
Party. ' .hxplioit instructions are given
in 'the call for the election of delegates.
Members in good standing of a Knight
of .Labor assembly, a trade or labor
onion may organise for political, action
and each is required to take the follow
ing pledge: I hereby declare
that 1 have oeased to be a member of the
the republican or democratic party, be
lieving said party organisations; to be
irretrievably corrupt and their contin
ued existenoe a menace to liberty, and
declare my belief in the necessity for a
political organisation of the United La
bor Party, and hereby freely offer to
that party and its nominees my cordial
aid and support. That I cheerfully
submit to the constituted authorities of
the United Labor Party to ; whom have
been intrusted its safety and existenoe,
and that failure on my part to abide by
their deoision or instructions will work
my expulsion from tne organisation
without further proceedings.." The
instructions for the details of the organ
isation are very full and each organisa
tion is required to send to the financial
secretary of the committee of twenty
one full particulars as to the organisa
tion effected, of officers elected , and a
complete list of members. No person
will be accepted as a delegate who holds
office under city, county, state or the
national government. Only one delegate
is allowed to each organisation, and on
ly one political body for each regular
organisation.
Traa)l la ta Lr Cans. p. .
Chioaoo, Nov. 27. Tne trouble
whfoh has been brewing in the united
labor party over the course of T. J.
Morgan and other socialists last Sunday,
in denouncing the eo-operative packing
house f cheme at the stock yards as un
wise and impracticable, and its pre lec
tors as dishonest, resulted late yester
day in a warrant for Morgan's arrest on
a charge of criminal libel, being sworn
oat by H. J. Jaeobson, one of the pro
jectors of the scheme. The warrant was
not served during the evening, ss Mor
gan was attending a meeting of the com
mittee of twenty-one downtown. The
news created auito a stir in the inner
oiroles of the labor party. One of the
ohaiges made by Morgan is said to be
thai Jacob on was employed by Pinker
ton aome months sgo,and attended meet
ing) of the Knights of Labor, reporting
their proceedings at the detective agency
at their close. The committee selected
by Morgan to investigate his charges
r r
11 people knew how mock credit eosi them
s ; : ? ft - - I f
iaey would act be seeking tt,lor it is ecsnnwav
! ! '
Sfawe that the mmftaat who buyi goods oa
' A Cahfornian is suinsr the New
fork Central Railroad Company and the will meet arly next week. Morgan said
iae. nignt mat ne naa sunmittea bis
charges to the eommittee,and would let
them do as they saw .fit.
endtt and sells Uieat oa
goods sdfherto eovef hts
1.
I
fU Us
Urwroiar
Maes of merdaniSmt ither an
pToits Jiarfednpaaa on each eneUMSre Isaa
. . 3 . V f
ztrapor coat laid,? to eover the toatos by
avedtt. Yea count ea per cent oaoach ot
ttera and ruhax at tlwwaa satiinato SO per
joat which youanstpay to over thelosaw
oj men who never JP7 This the consumer
has to pay. It all eonMS
I'
out; of the
v. i
hard-
MLsaeddoUan of the labariag people, j If yea
-i . I f -I -
borrow money front the bank at S par cent
li ' i -i
you think it very high, ret yon will bay your
.modi on credit and WT 60 per eeat mors for
4 r f :
theia than yon ought to- pay aad you Will
aoTorwlnk yonroye at ifc,. This ereOit Uhoi
from the produaer ; ol tbii eooatry one-half
thoymate. How how do jou like the jytear
5 ' - 1
Come to the Backet ton.and buy 7" aoda.
The Racket Ptore has all the advantagtM, from
having buyers always in toe New Yelk nvir
, ket, with eah in hand, who bay Iron hovnes
tbeir efiifor
It is the power of the almighty
which, are compelled to take
these goods.
dollar cutting its way through ; the $enUot
time which enables tt to offer goods at leu
than they can' be made for in hurUred of
cases. The Racket Store is atii ed witli small
profits and we iha maka our bargains make
' ; f '' '
our business. Now come to the Raejtet Stor
nnd buT your irood4 and save your mooey.
Thia week we ahall open some rteat bar
s-aina In BUver i'Uoed Knives and Forks.
LriDt Dlate on tel, at fl.76 a aeS worth
xml asm a lob in Bustenders at 11 eu.i
worth 89. Borne great bargains tt Hens' Cai
sure autu f U Oa, Worth ISO. Qreatpartia
In Ladle and Mbaeo' cloaks and; fcliawl,
titm linea of l'rtnto, choice, t oe per yard.
w will Jma oon: a biie lino of tienia' and
Boyv UaU and Caps at a bargain. tCU and
tuns beloro purchasing. boUclting caah
grade only, . i
Mbsi respectfuUy, I
VOLNKY FUSSfiLLIA CO.,
pit lOK MartiaSL
H '
Central Sleqainsr Car Company for $80,-
iW damsgea K4U,0W each His com
plains u that while he was on his wed
ding toai he got into an altercation with
;a . sleeping-oar p rter and the porter
knocked him down. There is a genu
ine Califomian munificence in .the idea
.ef $8Q,QQ tor honeymoon blow.
If i-A lair and buxom widow who had
ouried three bUibands reeently went
-with a watleman who in his younger
years had paid her marked attention to
inspect the graves of her dear departed.
a m? . 1 ' m a
vAxier oqaveaiptaauig waem in monruliu
silence she murmured to hex eomnanion:
i.ll tJ! -!!. 1 t
'jxa, wamea, you nugui jxmja aces in
that row! now if you had only had a Ut
ile more courage I"
It is really something unique la Eng
lish history to see the lord ohief justioe
01 atngiana iu ane wimess box, aorimo-
nioasly cross examined by. his own
son-in-law asd deadliest enemy. And
as if this wes'nt eneugh, his lordship's
own daughter now brings a suit against
him for slander, and she seems to Jiave
a pretty rood ease. Hie lordship's
misfortunes are almost enough to make
all the hairs fall ont of his big wig.
: Long draperies with full effects,
and the short plastron in place of a vest
are, with lor bordering and fur panels,
the leedtog features of tailor-made
gowns for the winter season. The
smooth or fancy cloth is draped in Gre-
eian style, opening up the left to dis
close a panel .handsomely trimmed, or
else made of pleats of a contrasting
eolor. banded across with velvet, the
long back drapery falling in soft Be
do am folds at tne top. mis is very
effective in heliotrope cloth with fawn-
colored pleats of Utile rranoaue on tne
tides, crossed with bands of velvet, the
short violet pleated plastron arranged
tot correspond, lilaek or deep Mue isle
of Wight serge, with Neapolitan red
serge, pleated panels, and plastron,
crossed j with velvet, also makes a most
tasteful gown.
Lei farmers of the South raise more
horses, mules, cattle, grain, hay, etc
rhe Abbeville, o. u., Jrrtsi knows a
farmer in that section who bought a
small farm almost entirely on credit.
His farm is now dear of debt, and this
result was brought about chiefly by
raising colts and lelliog a good animal
every year.
i ka.kr TroaMo la SH
St. Lcuis, Nov. 27. The great
Western, Class Company discharged all
their: men yesterday and closed, their
works. Mr. Cordora, secretary and
treasurer of the company, says they were
obliged to take this action in conse
quence of the drinking habits of most
of their men, rendering them so unre
liable that the orks could, not be op
crated in a proper manner.' The men
prononcce tne statement a deliberate
falsehood, and assert that the real cause
was the. employment of apprentices to
do men s work, and that had the men
not teen discharged there would have
been a strike in the faotory in a fow
hours.
Marlae Vows.
BAXTTMosa. Md., Nov. 27 Captain
Veasey, of the steamboat Eaoch Pratt,
which arrived this morning, reports
that daring a storm Thursday afternoon
and night, two bugeyes engaged in oys
ter oatohing in the month of Manokin
river, off Piney Island, were eap
sised, and all hands were drowned
except the captain of one 6f the boats.
The names of the bugeyes could not be
learned prior to the departure of the
Pratt for Baltimore. Cast Ysaiey also
reports that on Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock, in Honga river off Crap's
wharf, the'bngeye B J Smith and sloop
California were both cspsised by the
gle.
Allen Boyd, colored, who lived on
Plankitank river, and a hand on board
named R J Smith were drowned. It is
probable that other disasters will be re
ported, as many oyster boats were
exposed to the gale, which war unusu
ally severe.
A atrlka TaVlttaVMirn;.
Pittsburg, Nov. 27 The stove
moulders at Dehenen's foundry straek
this morning against a reduction or
dered several weeks ago. All the men
are ont and the foundry is closed. The
men say the strike will not effect other
foundries as Dehanen's was the only one
where a cut in wages had been ordered.
About 150 men are idle.
"Loot" la tho Waoda.
Niw Orliaks, Nov. 27. A special
to the Picayune, from Natohes, Miss.,
says that a report reached there yester
day of the lynching of three inoendia
ries in Franklin county for the burning
of Harrison Coloate's cotton gin house.
It appears that there was a lot of cotton
stored in the gin house and that negroes
had stolen several bales of it and
then set 'fire to the building to conceal
the theft. They were arrested and.
while being: taken to jtil,
in the woods.
were
'lost
Tieabi la Uwtaad.
DtJBUK, Fov. 27. A proclamation of
the ' Marquis of Londonderry, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, prohibiting the
holding of an advertised national league
meeting at Sligo tomorrow, has been
posted throughout Sligo and has pro
duced great excitement.
.;; , , an, i
i ; Fatairoa as stow Torfc. ).,..-
JNsw koax, iMov. z. ureeaeAUo.'s
cotton report on futures says: It has
been a very quiet day, with more or less
weakness throughout. No , one mani
fested any special inclination to force
trading, but the light indifferent demand
from all quarters left the market with
out support, and while a decline of fear
lointe was fractionally covered in a few
nstances, the close found the position
without much strength. Most of the
trading has been to settle up the deals
for Saturday.
Tao Weekly Baak BiaUaaoat.
Nsw Yoax, Nov. 27. The weekly
statement of the associated banks is as
follows: Reserve decrease, 81,062,250:
loans increase 82, 711, OUU; specie de
crease, $1,155,700; legal .tenders in
crease $308,700 ; deposits increase
861,000 ; circulation decrease $28,-
700. The banks now hold 88,867,000
in excess of the Zb per cent, rule,
Total Tlalblo "apply mt Cottoa.
Nsw York, November 27. The total
visible supply of cotton for the world is
2,487,588 bales, of which 2,105,288 are
American; against 2,420,019 and 2,149,
919 respectively last year; receipts
at all interior towns 176.382; receipts
from the plantations 309,162; crop in
sight 2,943,978.
: Blatant Satan.
The unpleasant episode that occurred
at Gen. Arthur's funeral last Monday,
when, as it would now appear from the
accounts given, Mr. Blame turned his
back upon Senator George F. Edmunds,
continues to be the engrossing topic of
conversation in political and social cir
cles. Very few persons can be found
who will palliate Mr. Blaine's rude
ness. Even those who are ready to
eondone his action towards Mr. Ed
munds as reprehensible The latest
version of the episode is this: Mr.
Edmunds was seated in the library on
the sofa, talking with Mr. Charles E.
Miller, who is one of Mr. Arthur's exe
cutors, when Mr. Blaine, followed by
Col. McMichael, entered. Mr. Blaine
advanced well into the room before
Senator Edmunds saw him. Col. Ms
Michael at once perceived how embar
rassing the position was, but said jovial
ly: "There is hardly any us to intro
duce you two gentlemen ?"
Mr. Blaine had already sunken Lands
with Mr. Miller. Senator Edmunds ad
vanced with extended hand, at the same
time saying: "Oh no, not at all."
Mr. Blaine stared at him with a half
insolent expression on his faoe, turned
on his heel and walked from the room,
leaving Senator Edmunds' hand out
stretched in the air. Mr. Elmunds'
faoe flushed, but he returned to the
sofa and resumed his conversation with
Mr. Miller. Mr. Blaine walked up
stairs to the room where Gen. Arthurs
body lay. He expressed regret to Col.
McMichael that he should be compelled
to resort to so deeided an act at snoh a
time and under such oLroumstanoes. He
then left the house.
CURRENCY.
"Papa," said little William Henry,
"why do they call this boat a she?" "I
suppose, my son, because she is attached
to a buoy." Chicago Post.
A oautious mind: MistroM (who has
been asking about the christening)
"And is it a boy or a girl, Bridget?"
Bridget "Shure, mum, I don't know,
but they've christened him Nora!"
Life.
Smithers "What do you do when
you go home early in, the morning a
trifle overcome and yonr wife meets you
at the front door?'r Jobson "Do! I
don't do anything. My wife can at
tend to all that. I guess you don't
know my wife, do yon!1? Pittsburg
Dispatch.
WaUi(Ua Kola.
WAsniKOTon, D C , Nov. 27. It is
stated at the treasury department that
ttre now two dollar bills, silver cer
tificates, will be ready for general dis
tribution in limited quantities about the
end of the week.
It is estimated at the internal revenue
bareaajthat the revenue from the lax on
oleomargarine, which went into effect
on the first inst , will amount to about
$400,000 for the present month.
Washimgtoh, D. C, Nov. 27, The
president today appointed to be post
masters Caroline A. xouogblood, Uhes
ter, 8. 0., niece of N. T. Youngblood,
deceased. N. R. Cooper, St. Angus-
tine, Fla., vice W. W. Dewhurst, com
mission expired.
Sympathy for tao Aaarchiats.
Paxis, Nov. 27. The municipal
eonaoil of Paris has requested the United
States minister McLane, to intercede
rith the governor of Illinois in behalf
of the eondemned anarchists of Chicago.
Beidsville is so have a Are company
aiato Mtlta
alesu"
ad aor moea MCraay
GENERAL NEWS.:
MORE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
THE OLD WORLD BEING
SHAKEN.
jrOBXIOir Atf AIB8--INTIEK8TINQ TLF ORPHIC
IXUMS XB0M ALL PA&T8 Ot
THB OOUNTBT.
Kansas Citt,; Mo., Nov. 27. The
Missouri Pacific passenger train due
here, at 7 30 o'olock this morning, ool-
lided with a freight train near Green
wood, twenty miles east of this city;
The engines were wrecked and the
freight engine was hurled Upon the mail
the mail car, crushing it and killing
Elijah Magoffin, postal clerk. F. H.
Beebe, another clerk, is in a dying con
dition. The engineers and firemen
saved themselves by j imping. None
of the passengers are hart. The acci
dent was caused by the blander of the
telegraph operator at Geeenwood, who
sent forward train No. 3 instead of Not
123. The track was cleared this after
noon. '
MiMPHia, Nov. 27 The jail at Som
erville, Fayette county, Tenn., about
fifty miles east of Memphis, was de
stroyed by fire early this morning. A
prisoner named Lave, who was arrested
for shooting a man, is said to have set
the jail on fire. Nine prisoners eon
fiaed were rescued and will be brought
here for safe keeping. The structure
was of brick and cost $20,000.
Cartnaaakvo aaoolta ta tho 014 World-
Comstamtwopiji, Nov. 27.Scvere
shocks of earthquake were felt today in
Smyrna, Teheome and the Island of
Chios,
Tfco Atlantic at Ohio railroad.
Ltnodbobq, Nov. 27. A Bristol
Tenn., special to the Advance says: The
track laying on the South Atlantic &
Olio railroad began yesterday. Work
will be pushed forward to Cumberland
Gsp as rapidly as possible Immense
ooal and iron beds are found on the line
of the road. Proposition from the Lsn
don Investment Company has been re
ceived to extend the road from Bristol
to Statesville, N. C , which will take it
through the immense fields of the mag
netic iron belt. Investments in mineral
and timber lands are being made daily
by Northern capitalists. The Stock
Creek Coal and Iron Company sold its
property in Scott county yesterday to
the Bailey Construction Company, of
Boston, Mass. The price is not named.
Vivacious Kate, as she is familiarly
termed in the popular theatrical centres,
is billed for Tucker Hall on the first of
Deoember. Miss Castleton has won in
the last few years a popularity squalled
by few in her line of business. She is
essentially a eomedtenne of that neat,
modest, bnt vivacious stamp which we
all so admire. She is heralded by the
most flattering notices from the public
and press in all the leading cities, more
particularly .Boston, ot, Jjouis and Uin
oinnati. Not much is a claimed for her
piece "Creiv Patch," it being adver
tised "for laughing purposes only,"
bat it has attained a great deal, of sno
eess. This is its secoad season on the
roads and it has covered the territory
between New York, San Franoisoo and
New Orleans. Her company is said to
be of the highest standard, as it must
be indeed to have weathered the critical
tempers of so varied an audience. Miss
Castleton's latest songs "The Spider
and the Fly,' and tne "Wood young
Man who Died," bid fair to become
popular as her never to be forgotten
"For Goodness sake Don't say I told
Yea."
Hoary Urgmt Mm
Nxw Ycbx, Nov. 27. Henry George
aanounoes that ho intends to start a
newspaper about new year, to be called
the Standard;"' to be about tho siso
of the Irish World. It will be published
in the interest of all who " work with
hand or brain.
Tk MaaSaaaUoaa so aa Uraaaoatod.
Lonx, Nov. 27 The government
has deeided to proaeoate the other na
tionalist leaders next weak. : The troops
in Ireland will be reinforced by at least
4,000 men.
Slloooliaaooaa Tolo
Mxmpuu, Nov. 27. The Memphis
water-works were sold this forenoon to
Bullock & Co., of New York, for $500,-
000.
Ft. Moaxon, Va., Nov. 27 Lt.
Pursell. of the signal corns, laid a new
telegraph oable "between Cape Charles
and Cape Henry today.
Caaronoo Today.
First Baptist church: Preaching at 11 a. ra.
and 7.80 p. m., by &ev. J. L. White, pastor.
Kdonton street MMnoaas enure: services
at 11 a, m. and 7.S0p. m., by the jpaator, Bev.
W, C Norman. Sunday school at 9M a. m.
Second PresbyUltu charch, North Blount
treoU Servios at lt a. m. Hunday school at
8:80 p. m.
rerson street Jtewoaut cnuren: sunaay
chool at 9.80 a. m. Preaehing at 11 a. m. and
80 p.m. by the petor, Bev. w. I Cun-
alnggim. Public cordially Invited to attend
all serrioes.
Church of tne Good Shepherd: 11 a. m..
morning prayer and Holy Communion; 4 p.
m., Sunday school ; T:80 p. m., evening
jrim rreaoyterian unurca : sunaay senooi
atS.80a-m. Services at 11a. m. and 7. to p.
sa,, conducted by the Bev. Dr. J. B. Mack.
Polite ushers will seat all who attend.
Second Baptist church : Sunday school at
15 a. m. Preachiax by the pvto.. Key. Dr.
W. Nelson, mt 11a. m. and 7 80 p. m.
Christ church: First Sunday in Advent;
morning prayer Ua. ra., evening prayer, fi p.
m.; Sunday achool, 8-43 p. m. Patriot during
the week, Tuesday (St. Andrew's d;, anl
Friday 10 a.m. Wednesday tf p. m.
MxssBS. W. H & R. 8 Tcokxb.
are m axing great preparauons lor tne
holiday business, and offar a stock of
goods especially adapted to it Many
of their departments, particularly tho
Notion, White Goods and Handkerohief
departments are fully stocked with very
attractive lines of goods well suited to
the season. Among the novelties is a
very handsome display of Bia and
Bronte- Ware in a great variety of arti
cles, also Plush and Leather Goods,
novel, varied and beautiful. In Por
tiore and Curtain Draperies they are
showing Gheneille, Turcoman, D librae
and Madrass fiffeote; also large lines of
decorative artioles in the way of mental
valences, scarfs, table covers, o., &3
The Handkerchief display is also a most
attractive one. aomDrisine a very laree
offering of Silk Hankerohiefs, also Muf
flers of every discretion and price. In
Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs the as
sortment is complete, embracing all the
novelties in Embroidered, Initial and
other popular styles, put up in the most
attractive manner and admirably fitted
for presents.
The departments show of other goods
a bewildering variety, and taken alto
gether it is a stock in whioh all tastes
and wants can be suited, and the Holi
day trade be fully suoDlied. The de
mand is commencing, and an early ex
animation of the offering will well repay
buyers.
TOTW FOB CHUT JCSTICS.
Stoaalt ar aaa SMSolal Otamt Siada T
oraay.
COUNTIES.
a
OQ
n
a
fl
Alimanee,
Alexander,
Alleghany
Anson,
Ashe,
Beaufort,
Bertie,
Bladen,
Brunswick,
Bunoombe,
Burke.
Cabarrus,
CaldweU,
Camden,
Carteret,
Catawba,
Caswell,
Chowan,
Cuerpkee,
Chatham,
Clay,
Cleveland,
Coiujibus,
Craven,
Cumberland,
Currituok,
Dare,
Davidson,
Davie,
Duplin,
Durham,
Edgecombe,
Forsyth,
Franklin,
Gates,
Gaston,
Granville,
Graham,
Greene,
Guilford,
Harnett,
Hdif.
Haywood,
Henderson,
Hertford,
Hyde,
Iredell,
Jackson,
Johnston,
Jones, .
Lenoir,
Lincoln,
Macon,
AC'-dism,
Martin,
MeDJWell,
.Mecklenburg,
Mitchell,
Moutgomsry,
Moore,
Nash,
New Hanover,
Northampton,
Onslow,
Orange,
Pamlico,
Patquotank,
Pender,
Perqiimans,
Person,
Pitt,
Polk,
Randolph,
Richmond,
Robeson,
Rockingham,
Rowan,
Rutherford,
Sampson,
Stanly,
Stokes,
Surry,
Swain,
Transylvania, ,
Tyrrell,
Union,
Vanoe,
Wake,
Wayne,
Wanren,
Washington,
Watauga,
Wilkes,
Wilson,
Yadkin,
Yancey,
Totals,
1463
420
592
1239
1145
1552
1280
1267
716
1987
1032
1360
816
645
1188
1537
1183
604
422
1906
312
1913
1473
1205
2293
018
195
1935
791
1722
1301
1574
1974
1903
1028
1315
1806
271
1045
2038
998
1646
1117
697
604
812
1311
827
042
674
1474
713
831
8D7
1430
898
589.
839
1831
1401
1064
1357
1045
1298
657
775
S94
629
1179
2378
388
1885
1544
2277
1996
1507
1376
1950
830
981
1357
495
486
430
762
1065
3570
2362
1041
540
'577
1226
1877
889
674
d
S
H
0
m
A
a.
3
Pd
1204
263
190
862
789
1870
1287
844
2390
516
215
622
85
1553
807
475
1409
191
473
1544
1991
348.
1606
1023
732
1439
2938
2090
1948
664
262
2436
44
1069
1976
659
2779
686
718
672
848
1660
752
1366
216
199
231
141 4
928
1287
1537
1559
108
82
1087
938
969
172f
492
1460
2 9
1890
176
1282
1030
1188
1851
60
213
193
132
1601
4801
2079
868
663
1442
1295
1112
242
117428 84191
Buxton, republican, for associate j as
tica, received 9. 888 votes, which must
of coarse be taken from the above fig
ures in order to get the proper demo
cratic majority. V. fl. Luax, republican,
for chief justioe, received 2.692 votes;
W. P. Bjnum, republican. 1,428; Thos.
S Ashe, democrat, for associate justice,
117 293; A. 8. Memmon, democrat,
117 311 ; J. W. Alhegtson, republican.
94,551; Y. 8. Loak, republican, 91 -
146; A E. Henderson, 1 ; John Man
ning, democrat, 1, and W. D. Pruden,
dem ,: 1. H. G. Connor, democrat, for
superior court judge received 116,927
votes; Beoj. F. Bullock, Jr., republi
can 93.94i- Benj. Bollock, republican
732; C. B Thomas 2; Walter Clark,
democrat 1 17196;, Thoe P. Dovereux,
republican 94.524; . T Bojkin, demo
crat 117.052; W. B. O'B, Rahioson,
republican 94,201; W. 0 B. Robinson,
republican 473; W. J. Hontgemery,
democrat 117.096; D. M Furehes, re
publican 94.553; J, F. Graves, demo
crat 117,022; A. E. Holton, republican
91,567;R P.Buxton,repubUean 21.0.
Avery, democrat 116,980; Bowman, re
publican 94,321; John Marsh, 145;
Jno. G. Bynum 1; J. H. Merrimon,
democrat 117.186; Perry A. Cammings,
94,638; Frank A, Cammings, 47.
SQUOITOXS.
First district Blount, democrat, 8,-
286; Sparrow 7,682. iUoont's
jority 604.
Second distriet White, colored, re
publican, 10,584; Dunn, uesnaerst, 8,
639; Collins, oolored, republican. 2,100.
White's majority 1,945:
I Third distrisWoctsdsgtoa, demo
crat, 11,184; Barnard, MpuUiosai, 7t
733. Worthiagaos,'. snajoritj 8V451
y
Fourth district Thos M. Argo, re
publican, 9.642; Swift Galloway
027. Argo's mjority 615.
Fifth district -Stray horn , republican,
12.429; Long, democrat, 11,721. Stray
horn's majority 708.
8ixth district Allen, demosrat, 10,
168. No opposition, j
Sevcn'h district McNeill, demoorat,
12 716; Lyon, republican, 8,105.
Mo Veill's majority 4,611.
Eighth distriot Long, democrat, 9,
680. No opposition. 1
Ninth district Glenn, democrat, 9,
895 ; Tho Settle, Jr , republican,
10 691. Settle's majority 796.
Tenth distriot Bower, democrat, 6,
923; No opposition.
Eleventh distriot Osborne, demo
orat, 11.289 J No opposition.
Twelfth district Fersruson. demo
crat, 5.591 ; Moody, republican, 7,617.
mooays ma; mty a,UiO.
Tn detnacratk maj'ority in the State,
t appears from the oflSoial returns can
vassed yesterday, is upwards of 23,000.
This shows how baseless was the scare
raised by those who followed republican
eaiouiauons.
will excuse usJ
Ova friend of the Spirit of the South
but we did not attribute
the low price of provisions to the opera
tion Of the tariff. j
Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup has been before the
public for year, and la prwnoDBCtd by thou
sands superior to all other articles lor the cure
of coughs, colds, influenzal and all pulmonary
ompkints. 1
I used SaWation Oil for rheumatism In the
fc t, and alter aereral spplicaUoos was entirely
relieved of pain and eou'd walk, as well as ever.
ANN R. WATKLN8, Baltimore, Md.
Carpenters generally talk plane.
1 ;
CAAPTAIS'B rOBTCHaTSDffiCOVUr.
Opt. Coleman, aehr. Weymouth, plying be
tween Atlantic City and N. Y., had been
troubled with a oongh'ae that he waa unable to
alee,, and was Induced to try Dr. King's
Sew Discovery f Or Consumption. It not only
gave him instant relief, but allayed the ex
streme soreness tin his breast. Bis children
were similarly affected and a single dose had
the same happy effect. Dr. Kings New Dis
covery is now the standard remedy In tho
Coleman household and on board the schooner
Sree Tria) Bottles ot thia Standard Bemedj at
lDrucBtoros.
When a woman "knits h brows" it
is probably because she is ont of yarn
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BrondiltJa, Waoofanc Oouaa. tocrptantOonanmn.
atawna Frtrm met. Con
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tWk errP m anld onJr in
mmMm muvimm, and bear ana
lag unwind Trwtoliarka to Wlti
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fail alninantgnatnrniof Jokm w.
BmU my A. a Urmtr y OK.Bota
rropX BalUawra. Md, TKb. A.
SALVATIOHOILw
M.Tho Qraataat Core on Berth for Pain,
Will relievo more quickly than any
ether knowa remedy, i Rnonmntlam,
Kecralgin, Swelling, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Sores, Frost
bites. Backache, Wouads, Headache. ,
Toothache, Sprain a. &c Sold by all
Pntggiata. Prica5CenUaBottIe
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CASSARD'S
PURE LARD.
WHAT A WEIL KIOWI CITHER 8 ATI A 10 VT iTl
"Ms, B. H. W'ooDBXL:
"Dear Sir I have now used Casaarl's
Lard both winter and summer and it 1 as
proven entirely satiatactoryj We had the offer
of well known pure country lard and my wife
advised the Continuance of Csssard's. I hearti
ly congratulate you oa being the agent for such
a prime aooessity of life.
"Yours truly,
Bav. W. J. Wi. OtOWDlB."
Tvt sale by the following reliable Grocers :
W. B. Kann A Co., W. Si. Newrom A Co
E. J. Hardin. W. H. Ellis,
J. R- Ferrall A Co W. C. Upchurch,
A. W. Fraps, A. B. Stronaoh.
i
6. Caosard d Son
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BALTIMORE, KD.
Carers of the Celebrated "Star Brand"
Mil l Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
B. H. TV OODELL, Sales Agent.
Edward Fasnach,
Jeweler! aid Ojtiep
BALE3QH, IS . 0.
Gold and Silver Watches, American and
Imported. . Seal and imitation Diamond Jew
' ' 'I -!
dry. 18 karat Wedding aad Engagement
I
Kings, any atse and weight. Bterlmg Silver
I '
Ware for Bridal Presents.
Optica! Goods
A BPECIAIaTT.
Spoctaclas and lye-glasses la Gold, Silver
i I
msrOteol, Rubber aad Shell Traaaea. Lansea,
white and ttntod, ta andtess varletiss.
Baals for Lodgee, Corporations, etc. Also
Badges aad Medals for Schools and Bociees
aaado to ardor, j j
Man orders promptly attended to. Goods
seat on selection to any part of the State.
sOldGoMandSuvorta small and large
qnaotmso taaan as oaah. j dly.
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