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j ----- , . I ' -m -j f;r - Observer. .. V it' t . fc V Sara OS n V VOL. XXIV. RALEIGH. N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8. liB. NO. 15S 1 ? News AND CAPITOL NOTES. DJEA.TH ; la in 1 NTENOKS ORDKBEB EXtCC'fED BY , iVKNO!: I'RDON dlUNTED. INCKEA-E IN TAXABLE tPROPgRT Y : ETTLLMEN'iS UY MIIEaiFFS. Yesterday Governor Scale ordorM that the sentences of death now hang- lnc over J !iiues I, Absolutely Pyre. I 1 hie rowdsr never-varies. A marvel I if DUritv. Bttenirih and wholesemoneae, 8 Mote econontical thaa ordinary kinds and J Icannot be sold in competition with the fmidtitude of low test, sltert weight, jlum. or phosphate powders, sold only in "fvt. Roy At. Baking Powpeb Co., 1M W; li Street. frew York. 1 Hold by W. C. & A B. B'.rnnach, andl B Ferrall & Co. , . THE GRtAT REGULATOR. as vky 5 -'H.t li im' ; i' iinlvCrsallv used Simmons I.ivft- li fatorCl" t won ii into i?oiv 1 1 4i l --i'v Bur'.'jiterliuj ineril. It Bikes tlio plac-p of a iooNir ami c-it'y pre jcriptiomt. R i:i taai fiy mi!ic'.iic miit-uum jao dafiiii rous ciuliiii irs.. Eiit twrriv vecfi.iiin tle.in us acnou ami i , t . j 141 m.'.Krr geuueiii its : r. hft i ifoly in to any icrr WORKING PEOPLE oitn taKft SimniKfis I.ivor liritiainf without liss of time it ila:iu'''t Innn t-pMiiri auil tlw ystc.ii PU lie 1'iiiit up ami invicnralnl by it. It pro Motes aiRt-stioiu lisiatfi ok'k li'ail.ili; ami IfivtM Sironii. fiil ti'tu- to tin' system. It lius no eual as a pT-rnor- mrdlclnr. a:ul can be stpcly useii ill any sickm- It actS(:ontl,v on tlia Bowels and Ki'liirys and furrert tin" -artlu of life Liver. Indorsed by pers'jus of the highest character and eminence aa Tilic 1IK.ST Family Medicine. Sf a eliiid has tlfe colic it is a sure cure and safe rfjnedv. It will! restore strengtlt to the ovcr wrkeif father atid relieve the wpfe fnm low l3i its, . lieatlarh dyspepsia, eouslipatioti and iV ills. Genuine lias our 1 stamp in red on (runt OFwrapper, prepared only by j. ii. g.h.Utix 10., l'hiiaueipiiia, i s. BARGAINS 1 - BB-t -4Mun. 55trfteL t I- 1 CIS. 15 CTS .,bt) j ds'Dresa Goods. .1.000 v dn Doable Miifa V5- Ca-!.nxr(j; worth 20 cts. CTS. Linen Towels. riiomas in Henderada j cfiuiity, an, l Lueien Ro ve in. Durham county bo executed oa the Gth -of March noxf.. y The ofiltr was made under an act of the legislature of 188?, author ising the Governor to set a time for the execution of sentences io. cases of capital j utishinent when such casfea fue earned by appeal to the Supreuao Cdurt atid : a confirmed. James Thomas was tried for and convicted, of thb murder of Josej3i Barnettin Honderson county, at, tle fail term of the Superior Court, 188?. During the trial it was found that he had formerly been tried f4r murder in Alabama and had fled th&t State. In the Barnett case he" rxutfe a desperate effort to make out a ca?e of manslaughter, but a velrdict 4 murder was rendered against him arid he was sentenced to be hanged. He appealed to the Supreme Court which tribunal confirmed the tea tooce of the court below and the Governor f orthwith ordered and se;t the time for the execution-of jitbe Beri tences. I . Lueien Kowe ia a colored : doctor, who, on the 15th of October 18S(, burglarizt-dthe house cf S. A. Thai toa in Durham and stole therefrom i'tJO .00. ile was tried and convicted of ; burglary and sentenced to be hanged on the 2-ttti iust- He was convicted princt-. pally on tlie evidence of a eoloie$ woman named Castleberry, who, after th0 eenteiice was pronounced, said thai her evidence was untrue. -Ad appeal from the sentence was then taken 10 thi Supreme Court. The court, afte? considering all facts in the case, came to the conclusion that there was no; reason why the .sentence should be interfered with, and it was therefore -iaffitmed. The Governor then ordered ythej execution of the sentence on iMarch 6 ,h. ; The Governor has been apprised 'that petitions for the commutation of he sentences of both parties will e presented to him and has there-' jor eet the time for execution considf l-rably in the future, that there may je ample time for the presentation- i the petitions and consideration of 5 be same, and that the time of "execu-' iioa of the piisoners may not be J'hahged if the sentences are not cora piuted. The Governor yesterday pardoned' Ijinion Davenport out of the peniten tiary. Davenport was convicted in; 5-879 of the larceny of two bushels of ivheat, aud sentenced to ten years at liaril labor. The pardon was granted ipn account of his good cpndudt as a risoner. . The State Auditor has received statements and abstracts from all counties in- the State, showing the re- j ipective tax valuation of property in J - . la l).o Afnro ihnwri. ' tome counties have increase orre ! viowing an increase of $600,000, and : nma have decreased one county Showing a decrease of $400,000. from l-86. The increase for 1887 in the $taie at large, however has eeil $7,352,154. In 188-4 the ijtat tax valuation Vaa $200,924,000, .Win 1887, $208,206,154. Tbo taxes collected on the propor tj valuation of 1887ivUl be 86,500 h:ss than in 1886, though the taxable property of 1887 ia $7,000,000 more Pian in 1886. This difference is made fhfl tax for this vear beine CARLISLE o n Tin : CONTEST THOEBE. OV MIV HE INDIGNANTLY DENIES ANY IMIUilil CONpti'T EEFOBE OH ATT Ell T1!E 'EJECTION" OTHER NEWS BY VI1:E. :ote li r.-ic. . itL, iru.i iiv, . pronounced discontent, he , 40, 50 am 60 Its yard -Linen Table Cloth. 3p icrs. I 'i 1,000 Table: 8 CTB, eacdi. 1,000 Napkin.. ft DOMESTICS -vfents on the $100 worth of property, whereas last vear it was 25 cents on lie llOO, Last' year the tax on Tail- ...,! fi-on'liiaeH w(u nnllAcied bv eher sffs as other State taxes were collected fi.l V, rr, lr tha Sf of A TroilO- rer with other taxes. This tax amounts -j on Cloth for k about 53,500 and will be paid di-a y . i il, T.inancAK Viv Via roilrnaMB Uhis Tear. This was included in the j fotal general tax receipts of last year. ; ftob being included this year the decrease isf actually $83,000 instead if 886,500. i t In the Treasury Department yes !niv settlements for Stated taxes L The following letter was laid before the House committee oi elections to day : lion. C. (Jrfttjt, ( 'huirirtii it '-rjn-tttittef. Qn 7'jecfi'jn.t ; Deai: Sns: I learn from the pro ceedings pf your committee that im application has been mado by coiitfcl for the contestant to re -o pea the c;He and allow: additional testimony to ha tiikefj; tiD'd as I have had time only to glance 4itily at the affidavits til--.1 in support Of tliis request, I b.'g have to suggefi that it would be proper not to decider- the matter finally uVul' I can have,; a reasomi'oo oppoi i uiuty to examine the papets, and if lieces sary lile affidavits. So fur as the afii davits charge or intimate any improp er conduct upon my part in refvrtnre to the election, eitbe'r before or after it Was Held, I am ready how lo contradici them in the most positive manner by my on alri duvit ; but there aro pt her things in the papers of whichs I caunot have -peisoiial knowledge, and which, if kit unan swered, niight produce an crrneovis. impression upon the :it.,iH .' the commitlee; l'lease prcriint tl to the committee. I will, I be, entirely satisfied with any fotirte the committee may choose totake.li-.t itTseems to. mo that under thoctrcum stance?, I ought to have uu opp jiiu nity to carefully examine tho p.-ipcrj and take such steps as may be thought proper before the application no;.v pending isiclisposed of. -J; Very respect fuiiy, J. G. Cablislic. Conrrsitionfil ol-t. Washixstont. D. , C.."Wan. 7. Sev eral of the most important commit tees of the House organized yester day aJid today, and some of them ex pect to be 'ready to report bui.;e4 for the House on Monday if t cad of the committees is made. Tho committee on banking and cur rency appointed a sub comm.tu-e, c ou sisting of Messrs. Landes, of Iiliuoij-j Schneider, of West Virginia; b;p0-ley, of Maine; eber, of New York, and chairman Wilkins, to which -was re ferred the bill of tho Comptroller of the Curreuoy-fora re organization of the national banking system. The comnitttee on Territories adopt ed a rule providing that hereafter all delegations.'lesiriLg to appear before the committee shall submit their views and claims in writing and not j orally as has been tho practice. Or ' l Ti jl F I lua a tnanks. xuero are no two opinions held to heara delesration Leaded by 1 j,, ,i m,,, p0ui n,l hi tni.um' Democrats are unanimous and enthu siastic in their endorsement of both, t; .StAor-Jiing is one of the clever Morehead, he says, will n&tftte... Jim 1 grebsionnl ticket in the yiftt Jhriet next fall, and will redeem the district. F20M THE REPUBLICAN STANDPOINT. Your correspondent had a brief talk with Representative Nichols to day. Ibi i3 pleased with his appoint ment on the labor committee and is anxious to do something to help the laboring mau. Questioned about re publican politics in the State, he said the action of the llott and Harris committees means harmony in tho party. Chas. A. Cook j of Warren, is virtually chairman oi From Wnjhlngtoii. I' i t!" Xtwi ami el'Si-nT. ! Washington. D. C . Jan. G. ! Carli.lti's committee appointments i coiif.iuurt to be a topic of speculation , r.-td perplexity- Clements, of Georgia, p,i chairman of the civil service reform i tumit!ee, attracts particular utten ;iou. He is known to be an out spoken and ultra anti-civil service nk'i. He was entitled to the chair manship by right of seniority and succession. He was second on the l committee in the last Congress. But i (his explanation does not go down very well. There are many who see i in this assignment a vigorous anti ; civil service policy in the House, in j the shap9 of a bill to repeal the law. i this may not bo effected, but it will ! give the anti-civil service men an op i p mmity to expose tho incongruities ' of tho present law. A free discussion ; of its many and conspicuous short ; c-r.iing3 will do no harm. i TO MEET run BUSINESS. ' Both Houses have adjourned until : Monday. The House will meet for h lsiness on Monday, Mr. Fandall ! -ijs, and the Senate will meet to dis- tss tho uiair educational qui. xi is the unfinished business" of the Sen ate and cannot be side-tracked. An o:irly day will see its passage in the S..'uatt. It is asserted that a majori ty of the House committee is inimical to the bill, and that every parliamen tary expedient to defeat it will be resorted to. It will not have an easy timo in the House. . NOIITII CAROLINA POLITICS. Kx. S- iiator King, of Guilford, said leday that the outlook for the demo c iiti;: -party in the 5th (and pivotal) i..--ricL Ihet.; i s:iys, gro.ving out of the administra tion of the United States Marshal's oilice. Iu all the counties of the ' "esteiii District there is dissatisfac jtiou and complaint. A change in this ofiiee, he thinks, is essential to democratic success in the next State election. As goes thu fifth district so goes the State, and the "old fifth" will go wrong unless tho local discon tent that now obtains is removed. Mr. King has been active in his oppo sition to Marshal Settle and does not disclaim his t-bare of the r. iponsibility in bringing the matter iu the attention of tho Attorney Geu c:a!. lie has "acted, he says, from a L;gh sojsa of duty to the democratic party. He is riot content to let the n atter rt st where it is. What furth-c.- fcii-ps will ba taken, he doos not iu i mate. The party is all at sea, ho says, about a candidate for Governor. It is hard to name a very .s'trong man, for, n yet, there is no chrystalization of public Etntiment. He is inclined to tho opinion that the nomination will Ir tendered, to ex-Gov. Jarvis, and thai he v. ill accent it. He does not seek the nomination, but Senator King, from a conversation with him last summer, is strongly of the opin ion that bo will accept it, with DOUBLE TRAGEDY. MAN KILLS HIS YOUNG DAUGHTER AND THEN HIMSELF. Gov. Ross, of New Mexico, which wiih j urge upon Congress some speedy j of-the "SpaSiish and" claims in New Mexico. The Elections Committer of the (louse. Washington, Jan. 7- The elections committed Of the House met at noou; today in seesret session. Fur I her cou-' sideration o "the TLoebo Carlisle ca-c was postponed until Saturday next, in order to tgive Mr. Carli.-lo' an opv portunity tg reply if he so desires to the affidavits presented yet-erday by thB contestants. There Was no dis cussion of the nropositiou submittal by Mr. Sypher yesterday. The attor neys in other contested election canes, will be notified to appear before the- committee riext f nday to set days lor .j COIurmtt ta. He was acceptable bearing arguments mineir cases. uu.i to lbfl twQ fact;0ns, and though not session oi tae committee lasieu uo an hour. ; ' Hate advanced 20 per cent, but we are aill gelling them at the same price. yere mado with the following sheriffs:! jfed. No6e of A I.l'ttt'e Hallromi Siialnip. Ciscinna Jan. 7. Two passenger' trains on the. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis "& Chicago road cliided near North'lJend last night about 8 o'clock. . President Iu'-alls car was completely demolib the president and his assistant were badly bruised but not seriously in- the passengers were 8 K. M. Johnston, of Fender county, .42,548.14; S. L. Fount, of Catawba iounty, 5,224.21. Attempt t Suicide. Julia Potter, a young white woman y mtoloved at the cotton factory, at-3 feuipted to commit sui;ideyesterday looming by taking laudanum. Shoi iad a tjuarrel with her cousin in the ttaaO TAD An rt i TQ ; corning, urove ner ner cuuuu.uui, oi H('Ul)5. lUliUuuALlO,' ie house and threw a hatchet at her. .? ' -. f ter Ibis Julia bought two bottles of laudanum. She swallowed tue con-; feents of the two bottles in the pres- ; iluce of some colored people and an-' hounced her determination to kill- Sorself. Last night it was an openT CiUestion whether she would recover or uccunio to tne enecis oi tue iauu-- ! t i 0,O()O yds Cuntury Cloth worth ' tacts. jiiIiiiN etc injured. The east bound tia.n was pulling in '"en the siding at North Bend and had nearly cleared the main track when the fast Chicago express, going west, ' running at a t cry high rate of speed, suddenly uasm uround tho-.curve ana crasueu the rear car,!tearinc: it to ieev sides President lugalhi ai d his a.-.s tant, theio Was another occ i a.;i the car, who: escaped injury. ItitO Bj ': of Strike of l I i'il Ii - 50 cts. 'l,G0O Unlaundried and Negli gee Shirts worth 75 cts. i iq,ooo I airs Hoi"? Ladies' 5, !J, 9, and Gents" 10 and 12!c. inum. Wilmington Star, 1th. wotth double the money. oc. $1,1 25, Si -1 and Si paries. 30, (inFiiihiYsOiilv I We V. ill lU all t'ur Kempants It a reduction I Of 33 1-apt-r coat. ! ONE PRICE . ! oth i:. The annual Ino ilr!, "f tlie vkliold rSf till- UWy x 'National Hank of NoAh Carolina anc' vt tli-National I -.ant "ttleiVi will he ift.l.'.: their hanking mm in itiilelun in " in--.j Jknjaary lOtli. at 10 a. ui. and 1 p. B) ipctively. CHAS. U Bklvin, Cashier The Right Honorable; Joseph1 Chamberlain, one of the fisheries com- missioners from Great Britain, has taken advantage of the courtesy ex kmled him by the country's legisla ors, it appears to misbehave. The iv.udiin-'loti l'ot says : "Mr. Chain-?, berlauie. who obtained access to the j Itluor of the Seuato last Wednesday fiude-r l lie generous rule which accord) ihat privilege to all membersof for ii-igri b gislative bodieB, was the centcC i) a disturbance which seriously iu erb.reij with the delivery of Senator; :Vodrhees' tariff speech, and which . jtvas disorderly enough to bring intq I Use the gavel with which the preside 1 ug- officer knocks for order.-' The; ' noted foreigner will probably, as he fiintilit. l iirougut to accouniior mo : bad manners ho has brought across j tho ocean. He would, without doubt j I have been brought to account before, imd with a vengeance, had Mlf. Voor; ! a.' tfs observed that he was the per- Nonage who made the disturbance on I k'.i -occasion referred to. Thb coun i .'try has never been disposed to put up j ,-'v, ith bad manners from Great Britain; --The democratic primaries ir? ; Now Orleans yesterday resulted m ithe election q! 56 Nichols delegates ?ancl 48 McEnery delegatee. put rr for a T.- :i --cieaiir of Pay. WiLKEsh.0r.E, Pa., Jan. 7---A de mand for a:'ten per cent increase in the scale of iprices was mr.-lo by un ion printers hero todav to take Uh-ct at cTnce in ajl newspaper an 1 job ces. Tho 'liocord and nr " tho two morniniT daibe , .---. . ' .. 5 to the demand, but the "1 -a ie; , an j afternoon paper, refused to gra-.:t the increase. 4 strike v'8 orderv d and all the typqiettirs at the oflico walked out. The piapor cimu out as usual ; this evening- but was mado up of plato mattti:. Uralli ol a Wfrll-K nu ii 11 vrmic lii( i-lll. Dkthuit, Jan. 7- Au --'' i " '" nal special f,iom Lanbin vyt : ben Crawford, for many years inspector of, tho United St iles !! uuo departimen! for North Can. Una. East Tennisee and noit-i' rn (S.-'i-iria. but mOro recehll- in .',111 .: (.1 more extensive hold, with I ters at Cincinnati, led in today afterja brief iilne-.-. ir.mp.ror Will !"'" ComlUloi I'akis, Jjtn. it is r'p that the condition .f the I Germany m quite that he is eoeiliueu I known as such, be is chairman of the j State republican central executive 1 committee. The matters in dispute j between the two committees will be I referred to the Stat convention and 1 its determination will control the n-!tt-r. -,ii;v-iif. i retv ee-ii uiiiiuo uuia uui-iui - ht d arid-, f'-ebng among republicans in the State i i s-;trono-:v in favor oi iiaine. oner :j;aa, he' says, is not seriously consid ered a candidate. He is not at all ?ure (mmK Blaine will be nominated at 'hh':i"o. Harrison, of Indiana, is stroii'' second choice, in the event the homiiiation does not go to Blaine. The State convention, he bays, will put a trong ticket in the field in the hope that democratic dissension may result ia a republican victory. Tho trouble in the democratic party iu the State, be thinks, is lis abundance of talent. There are not offices enough to go around. With the republican party it is different, he says. Mr. Nichols says "we" every time i i speakiDg of tho republican party. ; said he neems to think "wo may win ! in tho State. EVEI'.YTlirSO SOLIIi EOK CLEVELAND. The North Carolina members re turn from their holiday recess with the strong couvictiou that everybody und everything in their districts io t olid for Cleveland aud his message No message from the White House, they fcnv, has ever been so universally :.nd thoughtfully read and discussed. Ono member left Washington witu the showed intention of saying some ..o,ughty things (privately ) about the L'leMde'ni'.a omission of tho internal (t:etiOe subject, -but the Cleveland id..- Wilts too strong- Ile spoke not a w.,rd to his derogation. SOUTH CAROLINA PEKsONALa. ( ol. James E. Boyd and ex-Sena-'..i Km.', of Greensboro, are here. - .hcitr.r Tom Settle, of Kocking i.: .... , ..m.lv. is ut tho Metropolitan. M aor King, of Greensboro, and Mrs i.iniw MeAdoo were NO CAUSE. FOB TUE DEED ASCERTAINED OTHER NEWS BY WIRE Camdes, N. J., Jan. 7. Isaac Mer rick this afternoon shot his young daughter dead at their home on Cen tral Avenue and then turned tile weapon on himself with fatal effect. No cause has yet been ascertained for the terrible tragedy. Crap Report. ;: Washington, Jan. 7. The estimates of the orange product and value of com, wheat and oats, for each State and territory has been prepared for publication by the statistician of the department of agriculture. The area of corn harvested, excluding abandoned or worthless acreage is 72,000,000 acres in round numbers; product fourteen hundred and fifty-six million bushels; value six hundred and forty-six mil lion dollars; area of wheat thirty ssvea million .. four hundred thou sand aeries; product four hundred and fifty-six mililon bushels; value, three hundred and nine million dollars; area in oats nearly twenty-six millions acrep; product six hun dred and fifty-nine million bush els; value two hundred mil lion dollars. Reports of the win ter wheat do not show much decrease of area. In Texas there is a consid erable increase, and a slight increase in some other States. The average decline appears to be between one arid two per cent. In Kentucky 97; Ohio, 99; Michigan, 98; Indiana, 100; Illinois, 94J; Mississippi, 99; KaDsas, 98 Thei condition is affected somewhat by the dryness of the seed-beds in the district that suffered from the drought, delaying seeding, germinating and growth. Later rains has greatly improved the situation. The average condition is 95, ranging in the principal States from 90 to 98. The condition of winter rye coincides very closely with that of winter wheat. Railroad Accident. Chicago, Jan. 7. A special from Thomasville, Ga, says: The north and south-bound freight trains on the Savannah, Florida k Western rail road, between Thomasville and Al bany, collided yesterday near Meigs, fifteen miles above this city. Both trains were running thirty miles au hour. The engines and several cars ware demolished. Two car loids of horses were burned. All of the train men escaped with but alight bruises. The accident was caused by ono of the trains. A Big Fire. Richmond, Va., Jan. 7. A fire at -Louisa Court House last night result ed in the destruction of twenty-one out of the twenty-four, business houses and shops in the town. The new hota! recently erected by R- P. Catxuaack escaped the names. u. Aim .burned -district did not em- town, and not morfc ao, families lived in the bouses burneX The Beaufort Fire. We learn from Mr. William H. Oli- ver who has just returned from Beau fort, that the loss by nre was not as much ts at first supposed. There were eleven stores burned; a consid erable portion of the goods contained in the stores were saved, mere wa considerable loss by -damage. The amount of insurance on the buildings and stocks was $17,100. AcicOern Journal. MESKIOKflS OF HOPE. Member mxl Contribution for the Wci-k Knttn January jlh. ls"i. Isabella Clark, Middl-tou, Hyde county, N. C $ Ed.Boyden Clark.Mid lleton. Hyde couutv. N. C 3;! Seth G. Clark. Middleton. Hyde county, N. C , 33 Josie B. Patton, Asheville. N. C, 50 MeLeod Patton, Asheville, N. C 50 James Humbert, Unioutown. Pa., (2d offering) 25 Win. Shepherd Humbert, Uniontown, Pa . (2d offer ing.) 25 Jennie Humbert, Uniontown, Pa 50 'Tn Memoriam M. G H.," Uniontown. Pa-, 4 00 Capie White, Raleigh, N. C, 25 Bessie White, " " 25 Louisa White, ' " '25 George White, " 25 Lou Urquhart, Lewiston, N. C, 1 00 Pattie Urquhart, Lewiston, N. C , . 1 00 Mamie Urquhart, Lewiston, N. C, ' 1 00 Margie Urquhart, Lewiston, N. C : 1 00 Birdie Urquhart, Lewiston, N. C , 1 00 Billio Whitaker, Winston, N. C 25 Grace Buxton Whitaker, Winston. N, C , 25 "In ilemoriam, Mary and Louise," Winston. N. C, 50 Kate Edmondstono Coke, Edenton, N. C , 25 Louise Devereux Coke, Eden ton, N. C, 25 George H. Coke, Jr., Eden ton, N. C, 25 James and Blount Hoskins, Edenton, N. C , 15 go -d no! ciai:, r'.iu i. hoi v.-i.,Uea : i ii v'O LI 1 .. j. ; u'f s ior Ti I cau-tispe-6 $14 $24 90 91 54 first lit- A public meeting was held in Philadelphia under the auspices of the National Fishery Association, at which resolutions were adopted de claring that the reported proposals of the British and Canadian Govern ments for the settlement of the fish eries Question imperil the, very ex istence of our fisheries, protesting against any one sided reciprocity with Canada, and calling upon tho President to put in operation the nnwnrs vented in him bv the last Congress. "Browning oranges grown in tha West Indies and Mexico so that thftv'll rjass muster as Florida fruit, i in device of an enterprising Van ko-it Boston Budget gives the pro cesf, which consists of putting the fruit into a large sieve and passing it over a hot fire until the oranges are" sufficiently scorched, technically 'bi owned," to give tho Florida tinge. Tt in said the "browned'' fruit is mostly shipped North aad West. ola- i eyr suea1- j . ftoccued I lull- I chief this ; I-1., I v r-t' i-i'jii iiii Mi tt is d aad i c ' '. ltd 1 niarrieu in a 1. lphia, Tuesday. 1 hey are ex-,-.l in Washington from New v. S.nidav- Both are popular and hi wn jn Greens li no. i taiiios has been ro api ' Hotel Arrivals. Yarboho--A Abner, Baltimore; Irj W. DuggaD. M. L. Duggan, Geor gia; Mrs. W. J. Jones, W. J. Jones, Jri:, Goldsboro; P. J. McPhillips, New Yorkj Jno. C Hagan, Boston; E.; G. Rawlings, Richmond; N. E. Beall. Richmond; R. H. Villard, At lanta; M. S, Scruggs, Washington; A. C. Avery, Morgantou; l . C Aai iinis. TUltirtiore: C. BotTL'S, Kuoxville; Walter H Miles, Richmond, R Clay, Baltimore. Amount on hand Membership, My Deap. Children : The tie folks who ran in this week were some Hyde county children, and the lotter said : Enclosed please find $1 for the Atkinson Memorial Cot, and ,'please enroll on your list of Messengers of Hope' the names of three new recruits. " and so I obedi ently wroto down Isabella. Ed and Seth Clark as enlisted volunteers, and I shall hope that they are only the advance guard from Hyde, and that very many little feet will turn in our direction and help tho cot in its march towards a permanent endowment. The aext letter camo from Josie's aad MeLeod s mother, and she says I may not print any of it but the chil dren's names and contributions, which I think is very cruel, and I would like to know what I would make a letter out of if many such prohibitions were laid. Well I am very glad to have the letter even on these terms, for I well remember our pleasant friend ship when we were both little curly headed children, and I would be very glad if we could meet again, for I have a good memory for old friends. Then my very faithful friend in Uniontown, (who hails from the good old State of North Carolina, however) sends this letter for her children : " The boys each send yon dollarttirTaerriorlayS! poney, and ter, M. G. M , who departed this life 1 three years ago, leaving eight chil dren. She was confirmed by our dear departed bishop, and I know of no better way of remembering her. There is, in my opinion, dear Madam, no better way of raising monuments to our beloved dead than in giving the same to God's poor or afflicted ones. To endow hospitals or hospital beds, to endow colleges or scholarships, to build churches, school nouses and houses tor tne old, infirm or afflicted is the most en during and beautiful memorial that we can cive to those who sleep in Jesus, and who thus live in count less hearts and lives. Thus our loss is sanctified to us, and what we sow in tears shall be reaped in joy. , I saw a monument once that had cost $80,000. It was raised to the memory of a beloved and only child, but the parents were dead; no one cared to keep it up, and the blackened marble and defaced carving spoke eloquently of the uselessness nay foily, oi sucn memorials while the money invested in a hospital or college would have been a well-spring of perpetual bless edness and grateful memory of the dead girl Thanks for your sweet letter. Give my love to the boys and Jennie, please. Some little new Messengers from Raleigh send this letter: "Mama has been telling us about your little "Mes sengers of Hope, and as wo are too young mama is writing for us. We want to become members of your lit tle band, and send you a small con tribution for the purpose of being recocnized as such. We hope your kind and grand undertaking will be 1 Lju : eStoitlUl.'j urn is th'iuiiua i ,iii voik is iiie onlv lest way of eam.n pe-nuitfc", or in shoil to wo:': out all lifo's problems by the- "GjM -a II ile." that, 'invalua 1)1" soiu-' ion of all m -irai arithmetical difii :u'tie.! I am quite sure, all : the money was faithfully oavnfcj, and holiday tune was b' autifully spent when its brief hours were given to love's serviiSe. for another. D.ar lit tle Birdie! I am very glad iho got well. Winston comes next, with such a nice letter!: 'I was so pfeasant ly surprised a few weeks Since in reading the News and Oeseevek to come across one of your letters to the 'Messengers of Hope.' . I felt that I had met an oldr friend, although you are a stranger Ho me.' I used to enjoy a3 much as my little ones your very pleasaut letters in the Church Messenger, and a-n delighted that you have taken up thg work again. I'am sure success awaits you. Your forces from Winston have never been very strong but we intend to help you all we can. ; When you 'first began yotir work Louise enlisted as one of your little soldiers. She and my baby one Mary, are now angels arcund the'; great white Throne. I have two, Billy and Grace. They are almost too small to work much, bin you shall hear from them often. Wishing you every iuccess in your great and noble work. - I am very sincerly yours " i Many thanks, dear madam, fr your kind words I am very glad to have your interest and approval :pf tho work in, hand. I remember; little Louise as one of my old soldiers, and while I heartily sympathize with your loss in giving up two of your Little flock unto the Lord who, oh who that know3 life as it comes to most of us can be sorry for those whd soon lay down the cross of life to inherit the kingdom of God ? I shall be very glad to have many more Winston children to help in the work in which your bonny .pair are Forsytafs pio neers. ; Then East Carolina falls intd line once more, tho' this time with new re cruits : "I send you the names and contributions of Bome uew little1 'Mes sengers of Hope.' I am afraid they cannot send in their pennies; very often, as the pressure of 'hard times' is upon U3, as upon so many others, but I will try to let you hear from them occasionally. I read your let ters to them every week, and they are PROSPERITY AMONG: NEW 1 NGLAND TON MILLS! COT- ACSES A I'LMAVJ llluM WEAVERS FOB a KETrifN r j wages 'or ISS1 O THE1 NEW, Lf WISE. ' .. Jan. 7. A re- us showing made by tho cotton mills i'ed the weavers to . i demnndinsf that- very much interested in -the cotj1 and anxious to do eomething to help you. I wanted to send the money last week, but could not find time to write. I do sincerely hope that you maj soon realize the desired amount. Fall lli.KK, M i markably ; 'pro p.. far the hist ye'ar ia this city simr,;! renewed Het'viiv the Xi-i per cent taken from their wages m ls.Sl be returned to them. It is stated that a, a conference of tho spinhers' and manufacturers' commuters held a ear a o nn agree ment was made that when prints reachod 3 x-vv.tn p. r yard wages would be a lva,'.-.l 7 pi r cent, and when they reached tho remaining 6J per ectit would" bo granted. Thoy Lave now ; reached tho latter figure, and Secretary. Howard, of the Spin ners' union wroto a letter to Secreta ry Rounsville, of the board of trade. the early part of this week asking for a fulliltneiit of tho manufaclurers' promise. -It is understood that no answer has yet been le. eivcd by Mr. Howard, &n 1 today ho issued a call for a meeting of the i-pinners to be held next Tuesday night. It.Tllk Malt nn lit. New York, January 7 The fol lowing . is the wiekly, statement of tho associiitel banks: Reservo in crease, s2,2U7,575 ; loa:i3 increase, $3,330,500," specie increase, 490, 400;. legal tenders irereaFe, 1,1.", 000; deposits incr ase, 11,936,100; circulation? increase. spj.K.O. Tho banks nowhold 10,826,743 in excess of the 25 per ctnt rule. p. m, -St. Au- The little ones are anxious t join 'Aunt BeckieV band, andl hcajtney may not bo altogether unworry." I never saw a plage yet, my dear madam, that was too good for a child, or any work that was not honortd by the co-operation of Christ's jUttie ones. I welcome your children; very gladly, and am sure that they will show all good fidelity according to 'their means. The many littles make the 'great whole, and no thousand could ever be counted that lacked one single cent. It is the pennies that make the pounds. So the hard times w31 not i, ii n ,7r i 8 9'fr "flm A2aJeeing i out as inatood of nil arters. It is the mlckteT v ,. that make a muckle. ao a snau mo readv for all these small people oi Kyours, and the little Hoskins brothers whenever tney can report,. Now for fear the editorial brows will meet in a frown over the length of this letter I must clip my tqpgue and close. ; ' The first month's work is ended andl report forty-three enlistments and $16.21 as the amount paid in for December. January has opened bravely with eleven enlistments and a little more than a dollar a day in re ceipts. Ono mail brought seven' dol lars and ninety cents, which is a, very hopeful start. j NOW With all gOOU W lbuea y much love, ; Faithfully yours, ; Aunt BeckIe. All contributions for 'The Bishop Atkinson Memorial Cot" in St. John's Hospital, Raleigh, should be sept to Miss Rebecca Cameron care Dr.;Wil liam Cameron. Hillsboro, North ; Cai?- olina. (Don't send stamps; thev are not available for this work.) - . . aK- -a A Doctor' Experience. r After a great many trials of the: first physicians in the North and touth, 1 naa grown exhausted by the continued ex perimental efforts of doctors to cute me of Chronic Laryngitis and Bronchitis or a most severe type, 1 uroppea inwa uruK store, while more dead than alive. Sneaking o my condition, a iriemi u- 1 . i . r i ... T 1 f . . , vised hie trv ur. luoziey o ikhwi Urons, which I did, aud to my surprise. after taking the first bottlw, it gave me complete relief. 1 then ooughi inree other bottles, which cured my case en tirely ofeiht years -standing. 1 iavor you with this to encourage you iei iua.c DIOCEsE OF NORTH C AIlOHNA. Bishop I.) mmi'i A pi oinlaicnU--Spring Vlaltotlon. March 23, Palm Sunday Church of Good Shepherd, Raleigh. March 2o, Palm Sunday, Christ Church, Raleigh. March 27!, Tuesday, p. m. gustine Church, lialeigh. March 28j Wednesday, p. m. St. Mary's, Raleigh. March 30 Friday Kittrell. April 1, Easter Day Oxford. " 3, Tuesday 'Wiiliamsboro. " 4, Wednesday Middleburg. ' 5, Thursday Ilidgeway. " 6. Friday Warrenton. 8, Sunday Henderson. " 10, Tuesday Gaston. " 11, Wednesday, p. m. Wel : don. " 1.3, Friday- Jackson. " 13, Sunday Enlield. " 17, Tuesday Ringwood. . " 19, Thursday Rocky Mount. " 20, Friday, p. m. Wilson. " 22, Sund.iv Tarboro. " 23, Monday St. Marj'e, ! Edgeeombe county. " 24, Tuesday Scotland Neck. May 3, Thursday Franklin Ma con. Co., Consecration. " 6. Sunday Asheville. " 8, Tuesday Calvary churcii, ; Henderson county. 9, Wed aday-Hendereonville. " 11, Friday Try on City. " - 13, Sunday Charlotte. ' 15, Tuesday St. James', Ire - AlP-Jt count " 17, Thursda Rowan county- y- ' , frr l ' h - I 23, 27, 29, 3, 18, Friday p.'in Concord. 20, Sunday Salisbury Or A dination. Wednesday Salisbury ' Convention. Sunday Durham. Tuesday p. m. HillsLoro. .Tune a. Sundav V adesboro. " 4,Monday p. m Ansouville. " 6, Wednesday Monroe. Holy Communion at all morning services. Collections for Diocesan Missions. Maa "But John 1. Hobinson, ho ecz, tin v didn't know everytbin' down in Judee. They certainly knew little if they d:d not know that the safest, quickest f.td most pleasant cure fr cro-up. bronchitis, couch, cold ia the chest, etc., is Ur. Hull s Cough Syrup. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. As a remedy for accidents common to everyday life, such as cuts, bruises, sprains, burns, scalds ami frostbites, ha vationOil lias no oiual in the market, it literally annihilates paiu. Price 2jc. Martin Irous, leader of the grea-, railroad striko in LSU, is ho.v pro siding over a small eating st md in St- Louis. ; No sufferer from any scrofnlou-i dis eases, who will fairly try Ayi r's barsa- ,;i! n.voit ' iloKnair of a euro Inn remdv nurtc the blood of all impu riaa H Ht rn v t he ner 1 ns of ecrofuia, if infuses new life and v igor i hro igliou the physical organization. Smallpox is increasing in San Francisco. Seven new cases and oi o death were reported Thursday Anfimirarred bv all the little bovs and and buddIv the great healer to sufferers O . . ... , "in i ... i c -.. f.JAni1 ni. wt-AtA or,,, inor irp nivwii. i uu i incuu. UlU . t , uuva v . . - i . r w. had several faintii y p A Ic-pojklt.iry oi' I'nblir ?l 1 Wasim-en. 1'- J;':l National bftk of Greeitvii ha.s lee'.i deSignat'ai :is u of public njoneys. S eouiiae i- li:;; oflk-e moved 1 on. oiuted ui tho U. Sl iJ J-;:t- V Hdiniuisl-ati'iU. uf the eompaiy Las fioiu Richmcnd to Wonderful t'mri V-'. D. Uojt & Co., h'jlesale and Ko tail Druggiots of liome. tla., say: We have been Soiling Dr. King's New Dis covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen b Arnica Salve for four years. Uave never handled retnodies that sell 8i well, or give such Universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city. Several caaes of pronounced Consumption have ben entirely cured by use of a few bot tles ..f l)r King's New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Hitters. Ve guarantee thtm always. Sold by Lee, Johnson & Co. -Tho New York republicans ing under Pratt's control. ate c haf M sic in mission seems i,i-.--c to fall to tho lot of Gen. lragg, .,!' Weocsiu, who has distinguished hiu.s-.lf "in Congress. He failed of election this time. Since his last visit to Raleigh, Prof. Nye has made many improvements in Glasses, as -well as in Spectacle frames. Thpse who desire to protect their eyes from further injury had better call at once at Prof. Nye's office, in the Yarborough House. Calls made in the city without any extra charge. oirls in our dear thev mav bo prompted to help you in their small way to accomplish the rd.ierd. vou have in view. Blease re ceive 25c apiece from each of us. Capie is eitrht ears old, Bessie six, Louisa five and George aweo oauy 01 four months. So we think they do vcrv wull for such small people. I am verv dad to havo your help, lit tie ones, and hope all the children in tho State will carry out your wish. The Uruuhartsgot their mamma to write for them, as they were just ronimencinir to lto to school again after their Xmas holiday. She says: "I send vou the children's new year s greeting aud the contributions prom ised before Christmas. You don't like 'a cheap charity,' you say, so I will add that I think they worked unite faithfully for theirs; they bow ed, darned and worked in many ways this busv Christmas time. Lou pro nosed to keep the chickenB out of the H.-er farden and charge me 1 cent o . . a chicken, which I thought an exor bitant nrirfi and told her vou would nnt encourage extortion '. One dol lar is for her and ono for Birdie for being so good about taking his medi cine while he was sick. Pattie, Mamie and Margie share the remain rW Rfiuallv. Thank you very much for all tbo D. Atlanta Dental Depot. - Lemon Klilr. A PLEASANT LEMON PRINK. : ur es indigestion, cuiuuiniiuu, ache, biliousness, malaria, kidney, dis ease, fever, chills, loss oi appetite, no bility and nervous prostiatiou anu .r-gu- latini' Luvcr, Slomacn, tmweio, rviumj- and IJlexjd. li is ku establislied fact that leBione, when eouib ued properly with other liver tonics, produce the most donirbe- re sults upou the Btoniaeh, liver, DqwetB, kidneys aud blood. - in...., 1 ..1 iJ 1 1. .. 00 cents and fci.uu per oonie. ooin uy Drugging. Prepare i by 11. Moeiey, nl D., Atlanta, (ia. A conservative was electiid to Parliament in W inchester. Kn gland, succeeding a member of the :same party, with a considerable increase m .he majority. -. AilVlCfc 111 HorillKKil. i Mr viiiliw'H S.H.tliiti Svrue should latwati be iel wliru cliililrru are cultuiK Uuth. t It n lleves the Utile sutlerer at once, it rmluce4l natu ral quiet sleep by retievmu Hie cliilUreu from pain, and the Utxle cherub awakes as "bright but ton" li very pleasant, to taste; soothes tbe Child, settens I Qe kuuis, aiutjn wt pam, reuciw wmd ie'-uiutes tue bowels and U the be.st known remedy for diaxrU.en, whether rhiuig trom- teetb ns or other causes. Twiuty-flve iMa a battle.. COENED BEEF. , Extra choice briskets, tiorned o or der about ten days ini salt and in fine condition Baltimore sausage twice a week. E. J. iu&firj EMM Perfect w5S Its superioi excellence provn in mil lions of homes for more than a quartei of a eenturv.'! It w u'd by the United States t JovViriimerit. Eiluru heads of the-Oreat UniverB ue the Strongest, Purest and mot ful. Dr. Price the ouly taking that doee not contain Ammonia, Alum. Sold only in Cans. PRICE BAKINO POW DEIS BW YORK OHlOAOO. tl, LOrBl mm i r-nZ$Zl 1' - --:'tlfJ:-!ri 1 f"' i-V'- ft '
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