News
Observer.
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vol. xxvn.
RALEIGH. N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 11, 1889.
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toeetet foaee
Frmgrantl lotting
Prioe MCta. .
Sold (tDimi
TheLaadlnf
Cares UvtrCmpMmt,
Cottle, BUlou
Afftvtioma, Giddlittm.
MdnigglMU. S60.
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TZZTttZm object like this
7"V. r:rt; : 1 rA. "7 1
t"BT-rrr''r7!MU who suffered with him for the
gry, ocaoa, s,qgqgiio, wpuwac.
S nun umt rwvo, im iot ropaeo
BALKTQH, N. 0.
An extraordinary offer.
BO Solid Gold WatcheoJ
Bought of an overstocked wholesale
dealer, and reoeived this day
I -25 GENTS
M
SoUd Gold W&tcheo
.j
Guaranteed Uks fine by the U. 8.
say. Each case weight over
, two ounoee. Regular prioes
130 to 185.
jP PRICE C45
ll ' 25 LADIES'
Solid Gold Watches Guaranteed 14ks.
! fine by the U-S. Assay Begm
lar Price $40 to 42.
My Price 027.50
Th moTementa are all of American
manufacture, Walthant or Elgin, and
ere warranted excellent timekeepers.
These watches are richly and hand
somely esgraTed, presenting altogether
he Wr nee oi what ther Mht
EDwARD
FASNACfl
grade American watch We off these The top bolls muitbs considered fairl,
watchea for oaah. or on time to DromDtV.,i.,t Mi Mnmi mME;Al
paying cartomere. l v.
Oorreepondeooe eoIIcUed.
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if
Christmas is near at
ycu re thinking of what, to buy and
n
where to bay your preeeota.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS
OF
CJovoItioG, Toyo,
PLUSH GOODS
iJPANE3EiaX)DS, &c, c
And as we have had about IS years ex
perknee in buying this class of good
we can -1 - , i
Sell THJt-t (Cheaper
Than any other house in the Btate. It
is a well known fact that experience la
the best teacher. We have learnt a great
deal about
- And what to buy to suit eTerybodyi
during the paat twelve years; and If you
cotae to see as you will be aauaned that
our atock is both .
Handsome
! and Cheap
; We have In the Doll line the following
ttrloed ones: lo, 60, 10c, 15c, 2Ce, S6c, B3c,!
ZSc 50o, 60c, 76c, $1 CO, $1.5. $160, $1.75,
S3.no, S4 00 and $8 00 18 ricee, and we
have five or six kinds at a prioe. I I
Thie will give you a small idea of the
immensity or our stock. ' i - 1
CW1 early before the I assortment is
.broken. . . s v.r '1
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alel2h. N. 0.
00LLGOTT
SON
So r-a Confederal Vateraa. f
To tie Ex-Ooufederate I
Soldien of North Carolina:
In token of reipeot for the lament
ed Jefferson Deris, I request thst yon
weir on the left arm for ten days,
beginning on Wednesday, the day
when his body will be interred, a pena
of black crape, three inohes wide, the
usual badge 01 mourning. :
- J. 8 Cau,
Pres. N O. Vet- Aeso.
State papers pit me copy.
HBaDQUaBTBBS OOHf IDIBAtl
VsTSBaBS AB800I4TIOK,
Balbigh, N O , Dee. 9, 1889 ,
To the JPeople of North Carolina:
It oai been brought to the atten
tion of the Governor of the State and
? of the Confederate Veterans' Associa
tion, that a moyement has been in
augurated to raise a fund for the
Droner maintenance and BUDDOrt of
jtbe wdow and daughter of Jefferson
, . , . .
u ibukuikb ui uuti era iuu lurur
Which comes so near to the hearts o:
a. v:w v. IVi. mil niJ
r" " - - B --r i
sentative, and of all whose fathero
or relatives illustrated Southern valor
during the war. i
Uommittees will be appointed ior
each county, whose names will be
hereafter announced, for the purpose
of soliciting contributions, j , !
J. B. Uasb,
President N. O. Veterans' Asso. ,
W. C. Steohaoh, See'y and Trees.
A. B. Andrews, F. H. B Mbee. 8
Ache, Wm. L. Saunders, Oom
llmi
miitee. 1
! Washibo toh, Dec 10- The Decern
,ber cotton report of the department
rof agriculture relates I to prices on
fnlftniAtmna CnrrUTfriAariia nf, InJ
EXllw m nf ha.tJ
cidentally to the progress of harvest-!
ing and the status ox uo gathered
crops. All report late maturity. In
L fcriA TnrifiArn hali ar1w frnaf.a amiat
;ed the development of the bolls and.
Seriously reduced the harvest, In the!
larger and more Southern areas, while
i-killing frosts were reported in some
neither i.Yere nor general fron that
cause. In the most produetive por- 1
a l,
...aT. m..iiiui aia AAjkMamaiM mm.!1! r
?ii i" . i vt . mi I
ikio last wees; in xxovemoer. xne ses-j
on maw tharrnp ha annaideped a7
a mi aaa aaB
long -one, counterbalancing measure
bly the late develooment of the olant. ?
. . utn,M tvJ
Kk . ku. a I
rrr Vr r-
-:oi weather as good as that of the first'
week of Damher. ? Thaweathar fm)
tiuvt auc uai inub Dumuanuini lav-1
ivorable, and the lint is generally
(viigu, auu ma iuvhu uwi viwj
kMhl mrnjs .1... frltfnMi Amtmm
iiwuno ua iuu wtKku. rnoH m a,
'little batter than those of list Decern
ber. Farm prices averse as foM
i hows : Virginia 5.3 eenta per pound;
hand now. andB"011 uaroura oo; ooutn uarouna
worth uarouca 8 5; South Carolina
r. a..;. & ft. wil;ii- r.r,A & k A
Alabama &6; Mississippi 8.6;Louis-l
Arr;B0r::;7.:TrT'r,rV:aeral can at Claiborne street. Gov.
wta oi un o., ftraanaae o o.
Tennessee 8 3. The quality and near
ness to the market affect the average
slightly on the small farms. , Ootton
is eometimea sold in the - aeed at
relatively lower prices, especially inj
parts ox n iortda and Texas.
Tke Oaly OeewUee eeeaaamedaU)a Trala
Greenville Vews.
Superintendent Byrd, of the Care.
Jin a, Enoxville and Western Bailroad,
" u i l a m -a ar !
wnion runs, oetween nere ana ia
(rietts, declares that his is the only
genome accommodation train now
'running.' The passengers get on and
'off at any ox the cross-roads, and
Iwhen, this summer, a large turtle was
'fiAAn mroaainor tha iraAlr. tha toafn waa1
stopped and the passengers, engineer
iauu bvuuusivi u iwa a uauu iu auc
lespture of the slow traveler. A few
jdays ago, while going up the road, a
iiaciT TMiiinnF aranTwa nnr nrw ire
book out of the window of the car.
'Before she could notify the conductor,
il l - m x . ?t -
tne tram naa eone a quarter ot m mue,
tbut the conductor gallantly stopped
this train, backed it to where the neck
let book was lost and assisted in find
jing it. Little instances of that kind is
jwhy the Superintendent asys
it is : strictly an accommodation'
'train. : The 0 , JL and W.
idoes a I air business, too, and yes-j
4terday brought down over twtnty
fnennla hn wanlail 1a mm ma tn thm
I ipeopie wno w
city to trade,
has a large a
lra(rmtA ratsi
On salesdays it always'
nuwu wa uamainii auu
raAnnoA ratal ara oinn. IHta aitiml
'people on the line refer to the engine:
j-and tram as the 'swamp rabbit," and
Sits i real name is seldom called by
ftham.
1 ...
I ... WaablBKtea Kawa.
By Telegraph to the News and Obserrer, .
I Wabhikoton, Dec 10. -Bond offer-
uuk ' wuaj KKse'Kateu fi.tiu.vwi
7 All accepted at 1.29 for fours and
i.u4g ior ionr ana ft nans.
Since the inauguration of Secretary
Windom's policy of reducing the
amount of crovernment deposits 'ia
the national banks, on the- second.
instant, $4,182,000 of bonds have been! I
surrendered by the banks.
CaatHbatlona for tha f alTerine Kxadaetare
The polioe(department has received!
r romAir. a. B. Baney, of the Xar-
Hl TT. X --1 J .
jdueu auun , iwg aasaa ui uuw. awu
Jside of meat, to be distributed:
w among the suffering exodosters, now
3 rmm IaA aMnnil 4 Via. TTninn ilainnk
Alhese supplies will be issued judi
Nciously by an cHeer. Any other inp-
see fit to donate will be properly
given out.
U. V. I1BABTT,
BEFORE THE FUNERALS
ELABORATE
PBEPABATIONS
AT NEW
ORLEANS.
ABBAXOSICIHTS rOB THI BOLIMS OBU
QUI OT IB THB XAUBTID 0 JHTD B
ATI
rBMlDIM
TODAT --TO B8 TBI
LABQI8T
SUCOXSTBATIOa BTIB SIB)
IB THB SOUTH. : .-. ji
By Telegraph to the New and Obserrer.
Nbw Oblbans, Deo AO rhrong
of people continue to pour throuj 1
;Uitv Haill durine this morning em-
jbraoing besides the oommon multi
Jtude, numerous -; organisations,
hohools and societies. Many distin
'sruished eentlemen from the ' lead
ling cities of the section were aisc
among the visitors, uen. otepnfc
D. Lee, of Mississippi; ex uovernoi
Lnbbeek, of Tezv; , (ien. P.M. E
Youne, Cavalry Leader in the Oon
federaoy, paid their respect. J
The funeral will be the largest de-
monstation ever seen in the South
Every benevolent organisation in tht
city, military schools, athletic clubs,
,k. t
Icommercial bodies, shipmasters, flrel
department, ahdderg, will be lgel,
bre presented. The route will be about;
.four miles lone. The procession will
ImOve sharply at 12 o'clock and wili
'20 np town past the Lee
ioirole ' The funeral oeremo
!nies will be conducted in front 6f
Oity Hall by Bishops Oallaher of,
Louisiana, and Wilmer of Alabama,1
and five omoiating clergymen ox the
various denominationsFather Hern
bert, Bev. Thompson M. Davis, Beo
tor at BUoxi. Bev. Dr. Markhaxn, oi
Lafayette Presbyterian Ohuroh, and
Bev. Messrs Bakewell and Martin, oi
the EpisoopalDiooese of New Orleans
will be ten surpliced clergymen
fTt.m lh. R.i hntlsk Md other
Jroxn the Episeopal Ohurch and other
denominations assisting. A surpliced
choir of 86, accompanied by an organ,1
will sins: ; the anthem, Mxnougn i
walk through the valley of the shadow
l death." . ' .
At the grave the ceremonies will
I .be conducted by Bishops Gallagher
Hogh Udler ThowpBon, of Mis
sissippi.
loinate
guns will be fired at the
r
head of flanal atMAk and at fllaihrtma'
.and uanal all dav ana at the ovaTll:
i, . iTTr r i
1 . r w o--i
L11IUH Will MWm llrlll aflejav VUUI I1U a IM
UWS WIU Ml UIUUBI KUILI IUU
'cells as becomes a military funeral.
. T7 si.-- - ,
.muMn W1"1? w,u
ni?ftMT
Txm and country : parishes of Lou I
1isiana. Floral tributes from different
.sections of the Bonth were received
todavand the mnrtnarw Ahamh i.
irr . r
gns. A Caisson is being pre-
ilWHglM. as. aiMVU : USUIg UB
(pared and will be suitably draped It
lis learned that the route has been so1
arranged that the funeral ear will
.have i smooth
laiw .WWVia : WBHlB)aMBj WVVM M.V
l.i.i. m.. -J: l -
.suish. auo owtmumw are mj oe
very brief and will not occupy more
i imuhi m is uuuum aa tua uau. xuree
J Min.tnn. aril 1 miMk nnr. ftn (Iia .am.
rrr rr-. 7 . -
tery: the remainder -will take the f n-
Buekner, of Kentucky, is among the!
arrivals today. 1
. TMrlk e Bzelattea.
By TelegraDh to the News sad Obeerrer. V.'
Botlbb, Pa, Dee. 10.- At a quarter
past- 9 o'clock this mornlnff Butlei
Iwas shaken np by a nitro glycerine
jexplosion at the Butler Torpedo Oom
'panv's magaBine two miles South of
jtown. j The explosion occurred when
the cans were being put into wagons
:at the factory of James O. Woods,
and Wm. Medill and their wsgon and
jteam were blown into unrecognis.b'e.
'fragments. The woods in the
jvicinity of the migtxne ! are
Ibeirg searched by, hundreds of men
.for the remaina of the men. .The!
jlarger part of ; the j factory buildings
'are demolished. The factory was1
crushed down . and only the smoke
stack remains intact The rafters of
the magssine fell down over the gliee
pnne there, but it did not sxolode.
Woods' shoulder and right arm have
been found ! twenty rods away. A
small part of Medilrs trunk was taken
from the ton of a tree. The theorr
ts tnai woods let tne can ox explosive
a a ail a a a a. a
drop when handing it up to Medill
who was in the wagon.' A great hole
was made in Ithe ground where the
wagon stood.
srn.Barriselm'e Slater Dead.
By Telegraph to the News and Obserrer.
WASHnroToi, Dee. 10. Mrs. Scott
Lord, sister of Mrs. Harrison died
this morning at 8:30 o'clock. Nobodv
outside of the family in the house
where she was stopping, was present!
when Airs. Lord cued. It was known
that the case was hopeless, but still
ber death was sudden and was not
expected so soon. Mrs. Harrison and!
rv d-lL T J . J IL f
Dr. Scott Lord are now in the housal
it,. vr- i.il
waau auv inuauia. uu wu smuiLXUUaiibc
for the funeral has yet been made.
A good hotel clerk will room a stut
ring man and have his baggsge sent
up bexore me new arrival has tune to
Htell what sort of a front room he must
. 'l . . .!.-..! '- !. -
haa
DIOCKSBI OVIOBTH CASIO UNA.'
BISHCP LTM4B S APP0IJIT1CXXTS.
Dee. 11 Wednesday, Bidjreway.
12 Thursday, p. m., Henderson1
13 Friday, Littleton.
16 Sunday, Weldon Ordina-
! tion. ' i---r ; ,
16 Monday, Halifax. I
19 Thursday, Rockingham.
20 Friday, Malloy's Factory.
M
M
Holy Communion at morninir ser
viees. ; Collection for Diocesan Miju
Cor. of theKewt nd Obserrer. ,-
Hihdkbsob, N. O , Dee 9,1889.
A laree crowd assembled in' Bur
well Hall tbil evening to do honor to
the great Confederate chieftain. I
Dr. J. H. Tvtcier, chairman, asked
OoL W. 11. Oheek, the ranking Oon
federate officer among us, to preside.
Nearly half the audiesoe were ladies.
The committee woien nad been ap
pointed on resolutions effered their
-eport; beautuuuy euiogizisg Mr.
Davis. , It wts quite fortunate for the
ttopped herrbis afternoon on a mat I
I J . m 1 J I j'
-.o one one of his matchless speeches
Cant Eitehin said the hand of Prov
denoe had been laid heavily upon hs,1
ud would he could have lived till he
vas an hundred years old. That he
preserved his' honor,, his manhood,!
tnd while death stared him In the
fiaoe no complaint ' fell from his lipsJ
3e touched upon ' the charge of trea-
Eitohin, so well known to a North!
3UUt SSI VB WUV . w WVMW W WVH
ffopftlin an A inn a A. bwhIIa in 1 It
r
highest. 1 I. J
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w. vwmwwh mtfvmv miuiuwi w,
llnl Hnwttiiiii anna iu.nliftill Af
j. ..: .r.rm
"a J, . TmJ
Sl SShihS
occasion, ue read a letter from Airs
Davis, received while he was a stu
S$Jll J!i?el k2rBlS!!. 1
students for , a amall mm of
hnoney they - had sect Mr. Davis
while in prison at Fortress Monroe
He spoke of how Mr. Davis was
iormented by the treatment of the
Federal Government . while in that
prison, while he enamored for trial
upon the charge of treason, and the'
Federal Government fearing to
ry htm, released him. .
Ue was followed by Mr. i Walter
:Henry. He spoke of every point in
pis character, his tenderness, how that
Iwhen the easement of Fortress Mon
jroe would crumble to dust, that the
'name of Jefferson Davis would j live
ithrough m- thousand oenturies. i He
Jwas followed by Ool Cheek, Messrs.!
'J. H. Dunn, E G. Butler, T. B Man
Ining and A- Hatehett. - These were
followed by Mr. W. . Bavage, who J . wc
said that , U the b imS of the . Ne wIpP0 flTOrfW b
la il i it .i. il. a .1
anm msana inas ma woniiGr dioou oii i
ithe South thought Jeff Davis
' . . n . . A ' r W T "V .
wrong he denounced it as fake. The
reeolutioni were ordered published
iu. i .- .
j"4 .I'""""; ".' ""i
aaa,
iiu ou, . vaiu.
- The Awetralbua Ballet System. '
The New York Herald has been in-
.terviewinsr prominent men in every
ssate on toe Australian oaiiot system
ct a a a a e aa m
and publishes t the following ; from:
North Carolina? ! - ' . I
Governor Fowls said he had not:
given the question the consideration'
which its importance demanded. I
S M. Finger, State Superintendent!
ui mpug ABsiruouon, said : "Ane:
- AV , Tl 11 . r a. L - A? - Mm I
'principle commends itself to my jadg j
ment. ' Whether it : is best to put it
linto immediate operation, to apply to
!Dersons who cannot read and write.!
ior to ray it shall apply only to those!
who come of age hereafter, is a ques
tion which -mav - wall he ennaiilaMwlJ
in view of the fact that it would be a!
srreat hardshio to disfranehiie rjeonle'
jwho have long had the ballot The;
new system would wonderfully stimu-)
tate publie education."
' J 0- L Harris, ' secretary of the'
Beputlican State Executive Com
mittee, said s I have" no objection
to tne eyrtem. it has some very
. .. m" ata i w
powenni advantages "
n. a. Battle, ex chairman of the
Democratic State Executive Oommit-f
see said: '-It is exceedingly desirable!
.a T ak:. L. k:-Ci. -a sl j
iw uwj'i av tuiua uiaij ua te, auu,
think it should be adopted all over
bur county. My own opinion it that
it will to adopted. I do not know,
however, that it will be by the next
legislature, as our people take hold
of new ideas slowly.
T. U JTuller, a prominent lawyer.
-aid: Mi tun very favorably of it,
for it provides the best safe-guards
for a fair election of all the systems
e.e. a e a a -
witn wniea i nave any aeanalntanee.
e. uoaea, miy superintendent ox,
public schools: "It is the ! salvation!
m r li r . . a . .1
of our people, t
Several other gentlemen said the
system is right in itself and in the
long rnn it will prevail. : It holds ont
a eve ? aaee lavvaaavea m i-v vswVRUIVii WM UD
Slffl lfllfnAAfnAnl ft Alanwehf aVa-a, Aka
'people. Some did not think that at
'present the system could be applied
to norm uarouna.
Maaeerlal Serrlaaa la fiieaaaoad.
A Bichmond special says: Wednes
dsy, the dsy of the funeral of Hon.'
Jefferson Paris, business here will be
'generally suspended, and at the hour
'.i u i -t n , .
uieae bo tiucd urvm w new tyrieant
memorial services will be held by all
lL. I mi.. Tit
.ue ouugregauuo uers. xne xipuoo
pal churches will hold union servicer
,in St. Paul's. During his residence
iV.o a. n4n.t U . J - 1
ihere the
udio me 6a .ivuusui atau a pew is
iauu was m icuiat wuuaunicans Oi
Uu.a tTo .u.-j:
auaa ouuavu. aa waa eiwatXlBg Bar
vioe there on that memorable Sab
bath day when it was known that the
Confederate government had deter
mined to abandon this dty. The dat
brightl
and beautiful the first
Sabbath in
April, 1865, and com
Davis's pew was about
munion day
midway of
the middle aisle of the
Ahnreh. and now rented K IT-nn T
Ijamaa. Tha TAnarakIa mI.a- n
mMmm . i .w wot .w w.h awawa, . Aaw
rlDr. Oh as. Minnegerode, had pro
iAaba4atu9 vittt sStsl riiflWvnSfe- ayfftAwa ea 4am1
Jegram, handed Mr. Davis by a mes
'aenger, informed him o the' eondi
'Hnrt nf fan. TiAA'a irmt fti m
Jdent left the church and the govern
ment at onoe began preparations fo
te evacuation.
Pears will not now on wet eronnd
Apples will thrive oa moist, bat not
ID0IN6S IN CONGRESS.
A SHOBT 8ES8ION OF THE
SENATE YE3TEBDA7.
TBI raOOBAIOCB
FOB
THB rXBBCXSBS
ooirjcufOBATrvi or thb mnauiA-j
r 1 " '
TIOH OF jOBOBaS WASBIBOTOB WHIOE
TAXBS KmIOB TODAT A 8IU TO HOLD
THB WOBXd's ?AI1 IK XXW T 3BX.
By Telegraph to Uie News and Obeerrer.
WASHnroTOH, Deb. 10 Sbhati A
2Ur. UorrilL from the finance commit
lee reported back ad ersely the bills
.to providel for the
Inational banks with
organization of.
less capital than
$50,000, and it
was indefinintely
! postponed.!
i'
I Among the bills introduced and re
Jerred
was one bv air. Chandler to
amend the laws relative to
tai
tive franchise. Theresol
'yesterday by Mr. Turpie
NWV BV IMP Bin 1
resolution offered
irpie as to trusts,!
iwas taken uo. and
M. Tnwrfe tmvl
m ivw
'it. At the close
I . ... -
-avKMh tha hill let
.rour bunaretn anniversary oi the dis
iOUT?.I7 "P- "7
W-5 J.? S
'a a. s .
!)Mi ui iMrinil tlniL minMWiwmm.'
l'01 nnte he House to
borrow in cjonunemontion of the
anniversary of the first inaujuratioo;
4'
of George Washington was presented.
and adoDtedJ The Senate them oro-l
jocodod to the ooarideTation of execn-l
.tire business, tod at 1:35, adjourned
':v OOBTIBXBD BT THB SBHATB.
The Senate this afternoon oosfirmenf
the following nominations : Bobert
!P. Porter of New York to be Snperin
itendent of census; Lewie A. Groff, of
iNebraaka. to! be Oommissioner of
1.1 1 1 i TO Tl c
ute nDOH lana vuob, n m.ia. Btone,
of Iowa. Assistant .Commissioner tf
tha general land cfioer James M
Townsend, of; Indiana, Beoorder oi
tha mnml lm.n ntMnai : TVtA nm?na
tion of Mr. Green B. Baum, Illinois
'a r. . a -rk
icm
Wamt Htaa te ke Imtorre4 IB KJeh
ByTelegrapa to the Kews and Obeerver. ;
Biohxobts, VtvJ, Dec 10. The leg-
lata-e today passed joint resolu
tions requesting Mrs. Jefferson Darit
,t6 allow the remains of her husband
lib be interred in this dty.
I TJae lietwe of Wea
f Sw Orieane Densosrat.
1 Many old ladies clad in deep mourn
!ing viewed theremains. Mostof them
'sent sons of husbands to the front at!
.the outbreak of ithe war and never
'taw them again.
j One of these wai a feeble tot
49 . . 1 -a
sngure wnose gray nair ana
(dress and eighty-four years of age
noe arrested attention. She
MM HI. M.V.t a. haa Ih.l aM.bl (
v.wa mmf aa,puB UNM WWaaiU
amn(tAnan aa if aaul munMriM aat'
lover ber. liar last visit to these halls
Iblne uniforms and muskets that clis4
!tened with bavoneta. Tlar nrnent
Jone waa to shed a tear over the body)
ox her ue time friend. She was the'
M wife of Bev. J. T. Wheat, of Mem l
ahia. in whnaui ehnreh Mr. Dawia mbP
senior warden. Lulled into delaying1
an aniiAtnafan wteta in If Taawta
by the favorable reports of his eon i
idikinn. atta AiA ntt la... ttaw hMna 1.
Mwwwa nw av, waiv . ur
t iShltahnrr. N. CL. in earlier tima ilian
jto reach here Thursday noon. Tha
jnight she called at his residence, anc
t
and
wet told Mr. Davis was too ill
to be
seen. . . '"
Thentx. morning his old friend
(Mail atiaft ha aru AamA f3m, filUJ
in Altai tiaillaaaia, mm ait,a' aaaaAaS
iua m. iiau w aa. piw inuanu UWUI
(where the body lay, and seemed over
oome by ber harrowed feelings. Ser-
'feantat Arms of the City Council,
I John Hurley, standing near by, sup
'ported her i with his one arm and
strong frame. In apology for her
wesxness ane saia ner name was;
Wheat, and her eon had held a com
mission from Jefferson Davis. He
was OoL Bobert O. Wheat, of the
Louisiana Tigers. aAkl madam, I
remember him well, replied big
hearted Hurley. I lost my arm the
same day ne was suied."
Savacer of Ptptheria.
Bjr Telegraph, to the Hews sad Obeerrer.
Mabxbobo. Maaiu Dec 10. All the
schools here will be closed tomorrow
and the high school Friday evening,
to try to prevent the prevalence o
diptheria in the town. Twenty ease
have already been reported.
Left Bfafall La Jail.
Charlotte Hews. 7
Mr. George Horton, brothdav ol
Mrs. Nutall, of Wadeeboro, passoc
'through Charlotte yesterday, on hit
f seaat-WSfJiwl rtAmA ftytm A rlAflft : FT m tm9i
i ovua m aavaasw waaat e-BasasBSiWBSsi ea-fjaj ai
Nutall in the jsU at Dallas, Ga. Al
doubts as to Nutalls identity non
leem to be removed and he will bt
pnt through the oourts on the chargt
of bigamy. : :-
S TheSlretSUp.?
Perhaps you are run do
wn, can t eat.
cant eleep. cant tzunx. can
can't do any-
'thina, tn wlnr amtillf aritinn ainit mm wnn.
Ider what alls you. Ton should heed the!
1 warning, you are taxins ; the first atej
into rterrous x-rostranon. xou n&ea a
Nerve Tonio and in Electric Bitters you
wm una ine exact remeuy zor restoring: 2
rour nervous sjatem to its normalJl
7 i .1- i ti i.i i i , a
jfoUow the use of this great Nerve Tonic
land Altar fci-ra. Ton annarita aatnaa.
'good digestion is restored, and the Utoi
ana jaJdneys resume neaithyaotaon. Try
a bottle. Prioe fiOo, at John Y. ICacIUe's
drugstore.:;
Let averv bnaiaeaa dm elfise tvf
4 a a a a aa a a a W
iia cosor ci uo c&aa csitfwaa
Ik
Bb'.OftTU.
Nbw Oblbabv, Dec 9. The bodvl I
Jefferson Davis lies in state at the
.uitv iiau, guarded by police, veterans
and detailed men from the Washing!
,ton Artillery. The latter supplies
two generations as Us guard of honor,
!its veterans in the old gray uniform
!of the ooraiatnd. and the Breaent
A4tn "m. i.i u-.f
'actives in the natty bine and red and
tow parade dress ox the battalion.
JAlthouffh it was a rainy, muddy, dis
eeable day the crowd does not de
crease. The city is filling np with!
strangers, and they join the ranks of
mourners, .r--I
- The decoration of buPdingt is
.spreadias all over the dty, and there
jure not decorators enough to do the!
work. Today the base of the Let
.monument was draped in black. Many1
private dwellinira are covered with
lowing draperies in intermixed black
and white, indicating the respect and
I ' AM fit tttm aal4aEai Ataal
J-ww mm BHMHiai iviiaiu III.,.
trnetype of Southern chivalry, thefl
lhero of the "Lost.Oause." Ut
I AU the Oonfekimte VUt-.
is exeenuTe eommittee laift Extur-
nightr On that occasion bet at
that he would be proud as a sol
Ala nt ill A TTnitavl Ruiaa Im.mI
Wmemory of the illustrious patriot,
wldier and statesman of the South,
(He could not forget that Jefferson
.Dans had also been a" soldier of the
United States, who had rendered dis-f
,liagniihed Karvice. cr fail torecos-l
c
mas alaa WM
a great and purr
iman. Jefferson Davis should, as s
Tallant soldier, be accorded a sol
dier's burial with every show of tbf
'prof oundest respect tand, lore of hit
people.
j Mii it U agreed,N eontinned Oapt.
Gray, "that the body of the dear
ohieftaln shall be borne into the em
htery upon the shoulders of the ok
I veterans. I, as a representative of th
.Grand Army of the Republic, sha?
loertainly demand to have the rigV
! co assist in the performance of tha
'ssd, honorable duty."
I It is learned that all the army of
! aoers, while they cannot take any o
a .2.1 t a a . t
aouu muub w regara so sue aatn o'
Mr. Davis, have great respect for bin
is a soldier and a statesman, and wi'
attend the funeral. Mr 1 -
By midnight it in calculated tha
100,000 people had paased the bier
Among those who came today wen
many Catholic priests, the consuls ol
foreign nations and the pupils of the
.augia iwwwfc ajmi gmB mga scuooi
: ., THB Y AXWaUlOCI '
I The body it to be conveyed from
the City Hall to the cemetery on a
nalaawMt mm Ka a!ti4 Iimu.
Theeortegeia to be divided into
' 1 j: 1 3 . 1 ,
iainuoos aa iouowb :
ratsT srmiOK.
DetaUoteltypoUee."
HlntBrT a.aflvt nf mf nttma aafTlffaMr uMitn.
" J
The ekargy In earrUges.
CaissoB with the body el Mr. Darls.
sbooms nmaiov.
Veterans' AasoeUuoa of the CoBfederate States.
Oaattacaed Veterans of the Confederate states.
Oread Army of the KepubUe: . i
Unattached. Veterans of the United States. '
THUD MT18IOK. - ' t
- Officials of theEBUte of Louisiana. j
Other Btate offleiaia,
United Stues offleUU.
Offleers of the United States Army and Nary.
Officials of the Oty of New Orleua.
: CfficUUof other ettiea,
' rOUATH DITIBIOX.
Maaoale Drder.
Iodepeodent Order of Odd.reilows.
Knifhts of Honor.
Kalshts of rythlas and kindred erganlzatloca.
. FIFTH DlVniOX.
CI rti, rettglous and benevolent assoelatlona.
r sixth nmsiox.
Fire Department.
SBVaHTX Dirwoii
Other Orsaaliatlons. '
XIOHTH D1TISIOX.1
Colored Assoelatlona,.
There will ha Ana hfttinrarw ' erpar A
tnarshal and one assistant marshal fori
each division, who will report to the;
jrand marshal and be responsible to
uuu aw uia pruper arrau inmBQi oi
ols division.
uiut. six. wo. , aoBDOB ; "
waa selected as honorary grand mar-
hai ana Gen. Jno. Uljnn, Jr., as
grand tnarshaL
A prominent place wiu be given
the Ladies Confederate Memorial
issociation., ;'l-;; -
The aervioei at the grave will be
oeia on sne mouna. .
u.I a m : ,1 . -
The bells throughout the city wfl
toll and minute guns will be Urea
luring tne passing of the corpse.
I suffered for two weeks with neural-l
gia of the face, and procured immediate
reuer by uatag salvation UU. I
Has. WAt. a BALD, I
' 488 N. Carey St., Balto., Md. I
A PhUsM lAWA Ka Vtae aw4al VeA UmJ
oould tell what she waa thinking of. He!
eam vauvaau sv w trBB MAav kia a eassi AAW.
thought she waa thinkiac of him. bnt
she wasnH; it waa about Dr. Bull' Cough!
fttfini awhtf.li tiaf ina J k., .1 a I
dreadful coush. A; i.
UJIVWt RHWMU.V JWH VUICU UVI UI : H
Special OaTartasa la Haeelaeaae SUfcs '
it W. H & B S. Tucker & Co's art
t raeHrg wide-rpreid attention
Special prioee have been made Or
hem for Che holiday trade; all relia
ole and bough, for this season' rales
Jolored Faille Franeaise worth $1 are
AA 1 affh AW I .
low oua., ana ue 91 no une wui gc
for $1 26V The blacks are reduced as
ollows: From $115 down to SI:
rom 11.25 to $1.15: from $1.85 to
tl.15; from $1 60 to $1 35 and from
tl 65 to 21 471 . i Bovel Arnnraa
rorth $1 shaU go at 77ie j the $1.15!
iinauty at ft and the 91.85 at $1.25
Slack Bhadames at 60e , worth 75oJ
md $1. worth $1 15. These- are the
ichesi sxd lmest goodi of both for4
ign and domestic mti, and tht
. . . ,,
0W priCS Cannot pOSSibly be d&pU4
WW r," ai aaa aaa ww ryeiM
otted asain this Winter.
csenate, upon: .Tery mncn pleased witn the fraternal 1
of : Mr. Tnroie'i' spirit which characterised the remark' I
aanhMlini. tk.! AT lant I.IWlK Imm) ' II.. rimmA'
vmvaawu.K Hit. f wva vaww . uaji VI .MP Mfllll.
nuw Jack suiu eay ii.
The Trinity bovs have WL.Dted onft
Lhe Wake Forest bovs at foot hall.
Now we hope. . ; J
I That the UniversitT bovs mV whin
f. ..ij. i-
out the Trinity bsrrs.
i That the Oak Grove boys may whip
put the ITniverifty bdys.
xnat tne rma - iforest bovs mar
whip out the Oak Grove boys. 7 .
xnat tne Anteiooe f Indiana mav
whip ont the Pine Forest boys.
That the Athlete Africans may
whin ont the Antelope Indians. . l
I That the .Model Monkeys may
whip ont the Athlete Afrioans. : ,
That the snakes may. swallow the'
.Model Monkeys and so end forever'
'A t - A ' as.1
u great American game oi xoot-bau.
"k AnriOB to "Mothxbs. .'
Hra. Wtauiiowt Soothhtg Bid thorM ntnji
tw aed wbea ehUdres are cutting teeth. It ie
levee toe little anfferor ml ohm. It nrndueM nil.
urii, qolet eleep by reUertng the etaiarea boa
paielu the little eberub awakee ae "bright ae
whob." k m very weaaant to taatet lootuee
ehUd, aoltens the sums, atlaya all pains, re
ee Wind, recnlataa tllM howla and la tha haat
11 known remedy for diarrhoea, whether Mains
tVuu,, oro, Iwenty-flTe ceau
Parties from : Greensboro say the
hnAm mntSnnu tjs ow ' Tt fa afafaui
l , 1 . 1 . .aa . a . -
was aooni inju,uw worm ox property
has exchanged hands within the last
da or two.. N ;, :f:
Saay Chairs. '
'The best assortment in the city to
select from Is kt Fred.' A. Watson
Ptetnre and : Art Store. The 1 prices
are an inducement' on the entire line.
jPietures and frames in endless va
(riety. ' Art novelties,' house deoora
.tions, wall paper, mirrors and mirror
olateev h .."
Da Taa Kaaw Blaat
The Kippered Herrinsr. imDOrted
an elegant dish for lunch and the tea
able; at a reasonable cost; 25a for a
tin : which7 contains enough for the
syerage table. ; Hasm & Pksoud
Martin Far quhar Tupper died fa
nous and poor. He wss better as a
nan than aaa poet." V; t
ENJOYS
Both the method ; and ..results when
Byrnp of Fiai is taken: it is pleasant
ana rexreshing to the taste, and acts
eentlv vet tiromtitlv on the rTMnprs
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. 8yrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind .ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Ii 3 a 1 1 ' af . , ,,
iws Acuuu ana truiy Denencuu m lis
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ail and. have made it the mofi
popular remedy known. -Svrup
of Fies is for sale In EOo
and $1 bottles by all "leading drug
gists. . Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will Pro-
care it promptly for any f one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.: 1 ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C0J
SAM nAMGlSCO. CAU !
LOUISVILLE. Kf. HEW YORK. Stf. , '
JOHN S. PESCUD,
Baleigh, N. a
Oil FOR cSCDcBo
I mean the same thinar. We have about
SCO pairs Ladios' Fine Kid and Dongola
Button Boots,, which are worth .
and we wQl guarantee It In order to
close out this lot we will offer them at
$Ilo5D)
Erery word of this is trie. GO THE?
must: . :i i
When buyuur clease mention
thl
daper. ;
uverproduction shoe Store.
Opposite the Post Office. ; i
Q BEAT BANKRUPT SALE OF
CLOTHING j
25OOQ Dollars
sad FaniUtungs Sta3c oa toe Dotier. Some rt
oar Bargains i
Mane Corkscrew, Wonted Solte!$4.69 worth
2b ea'aaAU"Wo1 Cassimera Baits, $JtO
ia Good TwaSVrts,US
elek "JfWWSa
'e"t.t4- worth , Men's
wwwi mim, jaea-i- jruie uceas: aoita. aasa
,waoa vnitnt rains, ise worm m-2.00. Men's
Unea HaDlkaielileia7e worth aaeMea's tieo4
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