: I .OCAIj AN I STATi:.
Reduction In Adfcrthdng; Rates.
Ti c South Eitsnn is the best advertis
ing medium in Eastern Carolina, being,
as it is, more extensively circulated than
any other journal in this section of the
State.
The surest evidence of an appreciation
of this fact by the public is the appear
ance of our advertising columns which
arc mere fully crowded than any other
piper in the State.
The people are the best judges of these
matters, a nL by their actions, have pro
nounced i our favor.
Appreciating the liberal support grant
ed in the past, we have determined to ina
treiaily reduce our advertising rates in the
future, thus offering still further induce
ments to those who may wish to seek the
benefit of our columns.
A full schedule of rates will be found
oa our first page. The price of the
Sornii:iiNEi; will continue the same
Sj 1 00 p r annum, and we honestly be
lieve that every subscriber receives the
full worth of liis money.
"We do not hesitate to assert that we
iiive more general Local intelligence and
Slate matters than any ttco other weekly
journals in the country, and, knowing
this, we believe that our paper is of more
value to Us readers.
CP iOS
Many of our subscribers have promptly
responded to our appeal fr a settlement ot
their arvear', but there are still ft large
number behind, whom we should he glad
to place all square on our books.
Remember, readers, that our volume
his closed, nnd it is desirous that all ac
C.'Uiit.i fhould be settled.
Edgceonibc Supr.rlttr Couit.
The Fall Term of this Court opened en
Monday last.
Understanding that the Judge Jones
was seriously ill at the Pitt Court, fear
were entertained th.it " H: Honor " would
tu-t 1-e suSioieutly recovered to attend t.
tha il'Hiei of the Kdg"coii.be term, hs:t,
'.ipnsi entrance, we found him as fresh ami
M rnii:g us a "J. ." i:; t!ie spring-time.
At'ier the organization of I he (Iraud Jury
e--:'.-i't'.n.i ' flhe following pent 'emeu, vi..:
Vi:::ii' Wedded, Foreman, 1. 1'. Eagle,
( ,..!. S. Cuiuper, (col.), S. II. Ilaigrovo,
v.'. ,;. Philips Jv.re llai!-, !!. II. D.:ighl
r: ! "i', S 'I'Tii '11 NotL-et, (e.,1.); A!m
".;s:;U''i). J.-.uu-s M. Unveil, Win. V.i:-i:-!i.
J.-.mes S. Ewe.', W. L. Hart, V'.:i. Ii:
! v, S. 1;. uialioy, W'ats.ci II o re!:, is-iv.-t
M" ie mid J. E. T.ijlor, Jlt IIou..r
dcl.veiv I liim-'-li of his charge.
rutortum'tely, l:i:t.es ci. lined us to
enr Itu e dui ipg the delivery d' tins decu
i:;e:it and we .ire, thref.r, unable to give
surrenders a full exposition of the mys
teries cii' the la-.v !is expounded bv ids
.Iadred:o,.
And :;oia what wo can gather from those
who were in. re f..i", u;;.: U' ,!:a:i oil; s-dves,
e should suppose that they ouU i ave
1 'arned ri -thin. new the cha::;e b.'ing
aim- st i de;-,f leally Miiiil ir -.vi:!i the one
d-!i red h' i" six mMa since, with this
.!; " la t t x pi ton His II. -nor mvius to
! kiii.i iv; a! de-crie 1 the set vice of tho
pr 'Muo poetical niasti is, and c. :i!i-.cd
iu...-t of his tpiota'iuii.s to the IJoiy .Svtiu
teres a happy omen, ii it is pos.dioe t;
.neve any in. n. happy in Mich a charae-t-r.
This Ii::nl:i:t:s " fuhnitiatioti l.t-lng c i
i le ', the St.ito D iida-t w is o.ienei un
der fne. direct o t o:' S dicker, J-.s. .!. Mar
tin. This leitheiy spociir.cn of r.oiieal-i-tn
recmsto he improving considerably i:i
tl.e tmti.a.ge'uetit of his cases, and in the
i !'-.'(.,' f d.'O'will. nod. odd, J t Mtt r.
1: to tios time the wde le attention oi
l.e (uvt has be n taken up in tl.e dispos
al tl.e :,tatc I)-jcket, upon wiiieli t.;ere
a:-. '. ca-o.'S.
.N' ;el:oi' i:.-.p'v.-tance has yet been
re... t!i-.e,ii:i several capital cases
: i .'.d :.'i trial.
itn Titesdiy ru'-rtisriT a special venire of
.''6 nn-n was ordered in the case of Lewis
liine,, (.!.) charged with Kape, aad tl.e
c.-e was set for to-, lay.
The t"iv 1 D ii i-.ots, which will scarcely
he reached until next week, i also vvry
U:-p- the Trial Do ,-ket ttv.ntbtring 4GS
ftst-s ati'i tLe Appearante IG'.i.
T:ii: TornsAMKST and Bat.t, at Maki,
r.o:to Good Ohder a?jd Pi.cascue
Ki::o:ii:D St riiF.:.:::. Last Friday was a
g.ihi day for 'he g )od citizens of Marl
hor an ! surrounding coutitrv.
The Grand Tournament and Bali took
ace at that time according to public
dice. Z.H I proved in every respcet a :c
ss. wortiiy of tiie public-spirited gen
euten ui uer wliose direction the affair
v, a inangurattd and ourrie 1 out, and the
e:de! prising people of the iccaliiy.
We regret oar inability to be present
.n the i:i;ero';ting occasion, bat lea' n
from a frieti'l t he- followin-j incidents:
A; ;0 o'clock the Kniz'its (twenty-six
of v. honi having entered) were i'mme:
tittd laareh. d to the J u dues' Stand, w hen
.l r. .J. E Shej.pard was introduced by
tli: Chief Marsha!, Mr. Grimmer, and
delivered a most ab'e and. !i:t;ipy r.dd.Ts,
brimful of interest i:;g sentiments and
choice imaginations.
At the close of the ad la-s the tilting
immediately commenced, the riding be
in-r ve:y good.
?r. Simnd II. Ap.ph-white, of Stan
tonsburg. carried d;;he li'st honors an 1
' :::!( 1 Miss Lmma Foust., of IV.iiiivi'le,
me liieei; or J.ove uu.J i:wn:. Mr. W.
J. H'Hiiiiiii, being the next successful
Kuteht. crowned .Miss Mary Vooreing. '.f
V I'-.'ooro, as Fhst .Maid of Honor. 'J heti
f joo.v.d, resjiecli velj, Mr. Charles Joy-iieT-,
of Fannvi: ie, who placed his honors
on the head of Miss Annie Worsiey, of
LdgeeoUihe. Mr. . S, Ward, of G-eene,
:ick:.ovvle.'!g d the powers of Miss Han
i.ah Hughes, of Jleaufort, by laying his
trophh s nt her feet.
1 ie- Coronut.ion Ball at night was largely
n'ten hd, the fair women, and gentlemen
1 ota ail the adjoining counties paridci
I a ing in its pieisiires and adding un-v-oio,
(I brilUjiaev by titer presence
T I. i 'hiefMaivhafaiid Assistants, .Tudg
.Managers and all gave ur.iiersal sat
""aer.. .ii i,y the excellent manner in
'' '.!:, y discharged t Ik ir several du-th-s;
:i:i'!. aliog titer the Grand Marl bo o
"tr.iane nt an 1 Hall was everything
t.-at ev,-ry!, ly ,l,.si.e-
.d !,(: s .me oftlie contesting Knight's
on this oecasioii 1,,-eak a lance for the
.lorn,- - tj ,r n
"jH-ctive localities at t lie
i onrtianieiit to be heM in l ai borouirh on
-lnl inst. They will, uo d.ubt, Had
fx -! f ti WOi-tllir of tlw.i istr.ril
i
P. S. Since the above was in type we
have received several articles from friends
iv:'i lenjftliy descriptions of the Tonr
ii uiieut exercises, which we would srladfy
jeablish did our space permit. The writ-
c-s wiil jilease accept our thanks for the
same.
Pa tr.HED Tot RVAMKNT AND 11.11.1. AT
Si'ap.ta. The mania for Tournaments
seems to bj on the increase, and our friends
at Sparta have caught the fever and intend
at an early day to call tho chivalry of the
country to their place.
We are requested to announce that a
meeting ,f all ii.tercsted will he held at
Sparta on Friday, the 3rd December, at
which time every arrangement will be
peifi-cted for the proposed Tournament.
hvcry otic will please take notice of this
f o. f.
Tekuible Runaway A Sad and Fa
tal Actipekt Our community was
(k-eply shocked on Ft-'day evening at the
results of a terrific runawaj', where')y a
most estimable gentleman met a violent
and sudden death.
The victim of the Bad catastrophe Is
Dr. Josiah Lawrence, well known as one
of the most successful and popular prac
ticing Physicians of the county in days
gone by, but for many years past having
given up the active practice of his pro
fession on account of general debility and
weakness.
The circumstances attending the la
mentable all'air are as follows :
About three o'clock on the evening
mentioned as Mr. Julius S. Barlow was
coining in town, his horse, a recent pur
chase, became very much frightened at
some object near the residence of Mr.
I). Feuder, just outside the Commons
limits, ami making a violent dash to one
tide of the street, overturned the buggy,
knocking oh" the top, and placing Mr.
Barlow horn dc combat.
The horse, which was a very powerful
animal, finding himself thus released
from th.e control of his driver, rushed at
headlong speed down Main Street, drag
ging after him the remains of the smashed
up velrele and creating a perfect tam
pede in every direction. Fortunately he
kept the open street and did no injury,
until the corner of the store of .Messrs.
Farrar & O'l lagan was reached, when
Ids course was changed immediately
down the side-walk. The Post Odiee is
next door to this store, around which
were a number of gentlemen awaiting the
opening of the mail.
All these perceived the course of the
frantic animal in sutllcient time to place
themselves in positions of safety, with
exception of Dr. Lawrence, who was
walking slowly along w ith his back to
the horse and received no intimation of
danger until struck a most terrific blow
by the horse, being trampled upon and
knocked some distance.
Assistance was immediately rendered,
and the unfortunate gentleman carried
to the Drug Store of I jr. A. II. Macnair,
when, medical advice being called, it was
found that Doctor was perfectly insensi
ble, being terribly bruised and a. so hav
ing a fracture of 'he skull at the base.
As soon as practicable he was removed
to his residrwe, where he lingered in
great agony for a few hours, breathing
his last about nine o'clock that nigh?.
At three o'clock on Sunday cvcirng a
la. ge number of our citizens attended
at his residence the funeral services,
w hich were performed by E:dcr Thos. 11.
O-.veu.
In the course of Ids remarks. Mr. O-.veu
to d; occasion to pass a j ist an 1 touclrng
ett'ogy upon the high chara-tcr of the de
ceased, referring i:t moving te' in ; to his
many former ;;crs of .: o'.'essi. nal kind
ness, an i persona; generosity.
At tlie close of the services, r long
procession followed the remains to the
Cemetery of Calvaty Church, where the
last sa i obscijnics were performed it) the
mi-Id of a deep and impressive silence.
Ir is one of the sad, h st occurrences tiiat
we have ever lie-, n called upon to record,
and cast a dee;; gloom over our entire
community .
I.'.tti.e Picskv Tii.t.Kity. Qu;iO a re
Fpc table audience turned out on Tuesday
night last t hear the performances of this
youthful Il.ljceconihe Orator. Iii? de.-'.a-nii'.iou
is ,n Iced of a most wonderfn! char
acter arid cannot fad to extort the un
bounded admiration oi'adl who "listen to
hi in .
But at the same tiai(
w
s!v
this tiiiiveis.il estimate i f hi-i p;ec.
powers, we ei in-'t retrain from express',
a m.-st candid opinion
i he po'.vc; -i of the boy arc being d i
-.idly diminished.
Ad "ho he ii I him en Tmvdty r;
a':d pi! hi j'.ii tif'i'ar atteinh.;) to hi- acti
ii! i in us in the irpir.i-.'i that lr in altl
em
riou
en
u:.
;am;ei
n his
cl
i-y tol
ling pi
sTi.
i lieu:.;:.
;vsic.
powers.
For several nor.ths now Ii
spe J;J HiT arid exrlina Lis v. ie
he hi
e- an
a ueen
o, .
witii I.e.: :Ul' iuiermis-don and ti
ls plainly di.-cei u'dilo iu (In; did"
attu-uiating that is shown at times,
I( his health is not Mirieria,.',
certainly is, and if this strain upon
tinr.es much I. -Tiger, mast ultimate
in the total destru-jtiou of its pre;
uitv . f
CO I L
Col! -
fl:
qualities.
Ir m;i- bo said th it this is rcme of oi;.
busit.e.ss, but we take an interest in the
future cat eer of this 11 lecomDi; boy and
do ii.'t wish to see it blate
i
I us b LPrt:r.No.vu OftArs. i ;ie J.ditor
of the A:uerkan Ayric'i'l-irl--i acknowloojr.
es the reception from Messrs. Tl.'tspen a:nl
Iincy, of The li.-cmsl.-wte-l J-'trmer, tf a
box of Seuppernotig Grapes, which the
Editor sv :
Reac
C
I Ui in better order li.an anv
l.ave heretofore had. We area-died for nr.
opinion on its merits. Were it a iptestio-.i
tet.v. -ii grapes and n prr.pe'-, we sle ii I
-'av. jrive US pielilj .1 li.t Ku;i c. oo- tr, bu;
it cannot compute, in our j'ldn-.etit, e.ith.
tie Delaware, puia, Kumciati, Si'ent,
Diana, a:.d ni my otii-rs. Were v.-c to set'
-.t m i: rip'.'u-i upon t'ce vines, we nnhi
place a higher estimate upon it. The pro
ductiveness of the variety is remarkahie.
1'he specinietis c 'ine from two vines wlfch
yielded 2400 lbs. Southern hortictilt nrists,
aii -se pinion we respect, cottsider the
scnpiiernoiig of pj-eater value to tiie South
than any other vmiety."
This opinion will scarcely agree with
ti.at of other grape C)'.cureans who l ave
pronounced the Scuppei nong the Kins of
grapes in this Country.
Tim Tot'itNA Mr; xt o the T'lfin Gives
promise of a magniiieetit success a stic-
cess ol which
may well be
Tarboro'
and Edecoc.ib.
Ail tl.e d'uTcreut Committees liave l.ccn
asifined their respective duties and are
now busi'y engaged in seeing that every
portion of the proposed entertainment
shall come fully up to the mark.
The followinc gentlemen are announced
as add tioiial Judges, viz: (ior. H. T.
Clark, Messrs. Jesse II. Powell and Win.
F. Lewis. The Orator of the Iay will
sor.n be anno'inced. Several moreenlrys
of Knights have been made, but we have
ii. t yet learned their uaino.
The contesting Ivoijrhts are requested to
furnish to tiie Chief Marshal as soon as
possible the nom de phvne under which
each will appear.
We arc also requestud to announce that
a cordial invitation is extended Knights
from every section ofthis and other ista'es,
to contest for the championship.
Snxci.ATiox ix Cocxty Boxns. The
officials of this and other Counties of the
State will, no doubt, find it to their safely
to more particularly conform their conduct
to the provision of the following act. It
will lie found oa paga 507 of the acts of
the Legislature, Session 18C8-'li9.
AX ACT TO DECLARE IT A MISDEMEANOR
V B ANY COUNTY OFFICEli TO SPECULATE
IX COUNTY CLAIMS.
Suction- l. That If any Clerk, Sheriff,
Register of Deeds, County Treasurer, or
other County or State officer, shall cnga.-o
in tho purchasing of any County or
State claim at a less price than its
full and true value, or at any dis
count thereon, or be interested 'many spe
culation in such claims, ho shall be puilty
of a misdemeanor, and subject to indict
ment in the Superior Court of the County
in which the offence is c mimittcd ; and, on
conviction thereof, tie shall be liable to re
moval from olHco at the discretion of the
Court.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
after its ratification.
Ratifl.?d the 12th day of April, J?$'J.
German Itkms We are indebted to
Mr. Ed. Zoeller for the following items
translated from the Southern Tout, (Ger
man) of Goldsboro :
Died, in Itichmond, V., on the 22d
October last, Mrs. Tora Worg, at the house
of h r son-in-law, Jacob Etiier, at the age
of 88 years and 6 months.
Boin in Hummel, Kingdom of Hanover,
in the year 1771, married, in 1790, Mr.
Conrad Warp, colorhearer in the Legion
of Hanover in the campaign of the English
against Napoleon, and in the war against
Denmaik. In 1838 her husband died of
apoplexy and left her with 7 children.
During her niarrhigc he has foliowed her
husband during all the wars ol the English
and was with him at the time Lord Nelson
I oatbarded Copenhagen ; she also seen
Naples, Spain, Ireland, Sicily, Milan,
Home, and a gr-at many other of the Cap
ital Cities of Europe during the tumult ol
war.
Arrived in Richmond, Va., 250 German
Emigrants. Good news for the South.
The increase of the population ic Illi
nois by European Emigration is 45, OHO
sonis vearlv.
At AVhose Poor Does ths Fault Lib f
We don't mean " Concentrated Lye," or
any particular door, hut we should be
much pleased to find out what is the rea
on the SoUthkrxi:k at this Post Oliice
teaches its readers so irregularly, and oft
times not at all. So numerous bave beeu
t be complaints within the past few weehs,
that in justice to ourselves we must say a
word. We know that every paper is duly
d'redrd and sent from this ojfice. About
this-there canbe no mist'ike.
What disposition is made of them after
they leave our hands, we are unable to
say. It may be that the change in the
management of the Post Ofh'ee and raw
ness of the new officials will suggest the
reason.
The blame does not rest at this door.
And Stii.i. Tukt Come. The appre
ciation in which Edgecombe is held iu the
utido world lias been clearly displayed
this week.
You could hardly turn without meeting
a representative of some mercantile House.
New York, Baltimore, Norfolk and Pe
tersburg were especially nn hand and it
wa reaiiy curious to observe tne niauou
vers of the gentlemen from each City.
Edgecombe makes a good:y quantity of
good cotton, and it is surely very jood in
these disinterested gentlemen to he so
willing to take all the trouble of selling
this coiiiui dity from the shoulders of our
poor farmers.
But these self-same poor farmers have
consulted the advertising columns of the
Sol nit isxt.it, and know very well to whom
to trust their produce.
Politics and Patkxt Mldicixks O
.((( To iitTllKK. While nt w..i:k ia oar
fliee on Tuesday our attention was attrac-
ted 1 y the e nstant tendency of the hn-
uieiise crowd in one certain direction.
! l.inei gi:ig tr.uii cur !Kce thoc car tones o!
apoAei.'nl voice saluted our cars, coming
i .on the n.ii'ist of a iiii.-e asscmtilje of
people, white and black.
Approach)!) uearer, we could almost
imagine ourselves listening to the good old
Southern notes of the last election.
I'etched upon a g 'O. is. box asu young
ciippled man. re-ting upon a crutch and
Uea.u.g out death and destruction toradi-
I eaie-;:i ;u ttvrv s'.aiw.
A'ter ft cou.shlcraole exordium of this
oes rip; i. r
I '-iv v. as ii
t'l ice, a v.,
uoiince.i h
, tee iuii pnrp si; of the d,s.
-.nhc-t. Toe .-pei.ker Mr. Win.
lUii'.ied Confederate soldier, an
nise!; as the Agent !'..ra wo:t-
dor. id Pau :: Me.:
(Jem. id, ! th i f
nun veioii;.! y w'.li.
tow n ptepu: ed to
aud
It s. e
rov.d.
Iv ever
i cel. "mated
.ed to lake
He is s ill in
demand.
A I oXSIIJURitU.
. 1 v ee -T:..niv in ti
Itkm."; -in f .nne
fninlsi rati, n of p.il:
i i c a'.hor. was demanded
! e erv otiieial, but how dill
fV on -. eh f.::
ent is the ca-
i
at the present oay 1
Nov.f..da;.s everybody seems to think tbst
ihe Pull!:.: Treasury is open to every kind j
! demand, all of w hich wiil l-e if ti c
leo.aud only comes t'rom a K.idical source.
Tiie tax-paying citizens of P.igeeomhe
!,'.)! h'.v !..; solec time hceu lo k'.l.gfor !i
exl.ihi, m r.'iju'red by law, of the xpen-
lilt ;ll e
bul If th.
what m
are not
ha t.iUi
rep. i t :
f Tiie county !',.r tiie p.i.-t yesr,
.'. as yet, has been f trnishod.
fdh.v-i ;,r " item " is a sample of
1st be exhibited to the public, we
otrpllsed that such a long d -Uy
.ACe m tr.e pruiuctieti ol Uits
-About f."52.r. Of) nil.
wed to
ssjoticrs
U?ar. 1
the
'ur-
; of the Ih-ard of "oin:ni
a f-oo.i'v ori.hrs ffr one
conin.ent is uniiecessni v
Jt'sT So. The Milton t'hrouhlt admits
the "corn," and acknowledges that it
caught "precisely what wc expected, a
deuce of a lampooning for interfering with
other people's business."
It s-is it was "hard up '' for a;; eaitorial,
and announces that it 'Intends sToruenir
i. c-i.Ji us uii oilier people' con
cerns." '
It is said tiiat a candid confession is cc"!
for the son!, and we are niiiin to give .c,;r
o-oocc ti iend the full bfcueht of this
j r.:ble instriif tion.
I iv.it at the same time, we can't aprree to
admit W. W. I.-lden to tha ranks d' the
j In.: -est men of North (l.-.roiitia. lie has
sinned and pone astray so often that even
j the monarch of the lower regions must
( have lost ai! faith in his professions.
Let him repent, but it must he in "Sack
cloth and ashes," and that too a lonj; time
bef-re he can even a;nin presume to pre
sent himself before the eyes of the people
of tiie ffood old North State.
Tiik Attempted MruiiKu Case. In the
I lt issue of the rjoLTi:i:i:N-t.i wa.s noticed
the action taken at a Justices' Court of the
case of Oanvillo Jones, (colored) charged
with a murderous assault upon Mr. O. M.
Mayo.
A few dnvs after a second warrant was is
sue i, and on .Saturday last the case came up
a second time (or examination, before Jus.
tices Keech, !)n?zan and Jackson. After
a lengthy examination, the accused was
admitted to biil in the sum of $2M), in de
fault of which lie was committed to Jail to
await trial.
Should the Grand Jury find a true bill
d tiring the present term of the Superior
Court, he will no doubt have his trial.
Stkaxue Is'xt Irf It is a well known
fact that the SocTiuruXKn publishes more
marriage notices than any other paper in
the State indeed it is made a specialty
hut how .seldom is an acknowledgement of
the ' printers fee " attached ! and how sel
dom even are the notices themselves for
warded. "While we should feel a "lettle" better for
such a remembrance of us, it is scarcely
to be expected that the happy parties
would think of such a common place con
cern at such a felicitous moment, and we,
therefore, forgive the neglect.
Knowing that this particular department
of our paper is ciificrly scanned by a l.irge
number if leaders we shall continue to
give it especial attention, resolved that in
t'hia, as in other respects, the Southerner
shall surpass other rival Journals.
The StiefTs Pianos, of Baltimore, Md.,
took G gold medals within the last 4
weeks, over New York, Phila
delphia aud Baltimore Pianos at
the different fairs held at Staun
ton, Wythcville, Lynchburg, Va.,
Koine, Oa., Raleijrli, N. O., State Fair,
and in Illinois. They have sold some 700
Pianos in the South since the war closed,
100 of which was sold In North Caro
lina. Persons visiting Baltimore, should
not fail to visit their new warcroom on
Liberty St.. as it is said to be the finest-
war room tfouth of New York.
A Sad Affair. On Saturday last the
family of Mr. Kobt Norfleet received a
dispatch from Oxford stating that their son
Johnny, fcged about 12 or 13 years, had
been accidentally shot through the bead,
supposed to be fatal. :
On Sunday morning a second dispatch
was received to the eflect that if the par
cnts wished to nee their son alive they
must make all possible speed to his bed
side. Mr. Not fleet and Lady left on the
first Train Sunday night aud ere this
have reached the scene of affliction ;;-
When in Oxford a short time since we
met the little fellow, who was at school there,
in the best of spirits and health, and little
imagined that so soon he- would be upon
the verge of eterntty.
A private letter from Oxford given oa
the following particulars of the sad affair.
It is against the regulations of the School
(Mr. Homers) that any pistol should be
kept by the boys, but several had sncceed-.
ed in eluding this restriction. LittleNocfleet
had collected thorn all together, thinking
them unloaded, and walked into one of
the rooms, with several sticking out of his
pockets and one in his hand, saying. " I'm
welt armed and ready to fight ; at the same
time flourishing the pistol over his bead,
which exploded, the ball striking him near
the comer of the right eye. The attending
physician does not think the ball entered
the brain aud thinks there is some hopes of
his recovery.
Another Mubdeb ix Edgecombe.
Crimes seem to multiply with an astonish
ing rapidity iu our County. For the past
few months the columns of the Soctiiekn
i:n have teemed with accounts of the perpe
tration ofcrimesof every description, and
we are now once more called upon to record
one of the highest character, even unto that
of minder.
On Tuesday night last the plantation of
Mr. Charles L. Vines, near Sparta, was the
scene of a bloody tragedy, resulting in the
sudden death of a human being.
The circumstances, so far as we hate
learned from the best authoritv, are as
folio s:
Two colored en, named "Ym. Moore
head and Joe Gilmer, working upon the
farm f Mr. Yir.es, had been t a corn
shucking near by snd upon their return
home the bloody transaction took place.
It seems that they had bten verv good
friends hitherto, working together in the
carpenter's trade, but while at the corn
shrieking r.nd probably under the influence
of liquor, determined to dissolve partner
ship. A dispute then took plaoo in regard to a
di. isioii of the tools used by each, which
continued lor a fe.v moments, when We.i.
Moorehead dtew a hate' ct, wliich wrs re
sponded to t;y Gilmer drawing a gun am!
shooting down M iorehead, who died from
its cll'eots almost instantly. The murderer
immediately made his escape und is still
at large.
Tift: '-Bai:"' at Tuts ColKT. The follow
ing exhibit of the attendance of the Legal
Profession during this Term wonhl seem
to indicate that a very small intercut has
been mandtfsted in the Court room, but
our leaders must not st all suppose that
th? outside "Bars " have not been better
patronised.
The following gentlemen have been oh.
served hi attendance, Messrs. Dnprud and
Sfingletary. of Pitt, Ii. G. and S Williams, i..)
Na-h, H! uint and Lancaster, of Wilson,
and Jtid.re B'ggs, of'X orfolk, Va. Of" the
rc-idcTit Lawyers 3 noticed the followiu",
Messrs. Howard, liridcers. Philips, Biine..
Thotp, Ihitt'te, Johnston, Barlow, Slamp,
Biggs & Owen.
Ar.KAIC.NMKXT Or Ml"3IK3KKS On Wed-
r.e.id -iy the thiee colored me:)-, namd
Job:, e-immot.s, Tims. Winborn and Carter
Bel'amy, charged with the tnurdor of G .
C itlin, w; c proegiit t9 tlitt Court room
atol duly arra'gned.
1 i.e cas,. as set Tor to-morrew, Friday,
ai:d a fpecial ( ire of fifty men w ere
orde. ed to be smeieoned for ijist tim?.
'l i e State Solicitor is assisted in th
pr.'.-ecr.t'.on by .Ve-srs. Howard aad B-infers.
Mr. Fred Philips Mppcars for Carter
Bcdamy and Messrs. Bigs & Oen io
Vi ih"ri.e. ills lioin-r assigned Judge
Bie?s to the defence of Simmons.
Livr.irr. ct. & London k Gt.or.s Instu
a nck C". Prompt Patvkxt. !)i:r read
ers wj',1 remember it was slated t.'at
the Cotton Fet
of Vessvs. 15at!
Son, locky Moonl, recently destroyed hy
fire, was insured in the above named Con-
pa:
Messrs. Rrrv & Brothers, Gnctl
Agents "f lids Company for tho Stat:; !
North Car li:ia, write to Mc.-srs. Pucty
.V I,airi'iu-i.. A?ont in this id. ice. as -i!.
lows : You wiil do;i!,il.-ss be. p leased
l.-aru that ui the 2."!li (N"v.) wc rwvc I
from Mr. liattle all Ueees'-irv nocutxicut!
u proo! of his los of Ctton Mill. To-day
2 fth c arc autho.-'zcl to s.-ttle his claim
(f'Jo.OOO 00) ia full, without delay or u.s-C'-ii:it."
Tiie alioro speaks volumes for tho rc
ypoiisibiiify of this well known Com: i
nv. " t
Jnwr.i
i.tKivs ! It is reported thai " lt:-i
iwiior " Judge vatts, has expressed cis
... t
intention to leave the Bench, unless butler
t.dent is obtained for that distinguished
position, which cannot be dine xsltkoul
pnyinj the Judjr.i better salaries.
Of course, " Creasy " feels perfectly
competent to Mil the former requirement,
and equally competent to rill his pockets
from the htttt-r. But probably he is. oidy
'preparim; the public mind" for a chnr.gy
from the ISi-nch to the Hallo of Congress, to
which he is said to be casting his watery
eyes.
Judge " J. B." must "watch his cork,"
or ho will find himself distanced in tiie
race for plunder and pelf.
Eduecombe Kehixd. Tne Wilmington
Journal, in nr.ticitig our recent remarks
upon the shabby appearance made by
Edgecombe in the Cape Fear Fair, ays :
' The Southerner very justly takes the
people of Edgecombe to task for the paltry
exhibit made by that county at our recent
Fair- It was with much pleasure wc gree
ted many of Its best citizens, but it was a
poiirco of personal mortilication that po
lit t If was on exhibition, after the very cre
ditable display made by Edgecombe at the
State I'air. Wo trust our success this
year will induce the banner agricultural
count y to contest the palm with her neigh
bors."" y EF.TIXfi OF TIIE LOAN & BCILDIXO
Association. In consequence of Court
now being in session, the regular meeting
ofthis Association was held in the Court
House last night at 7 o'clock. The at
tendance of the members was mere than
usually large and everything promises
continued success.
Two thousand dollars, the largest
amount yet offered, was sold at rates
running from 50 to 52 per cent., to the
following parties, viz. : Dr. Jos. H. Baker,
J. M. Spragins, John W. Lipscoinbe, Mrs.
M. E. Ramsay and Wm. Cook, (col).
Fike Tobacco. Mr. J. Hardy Williams
laid upon our table on Tuesday kst two
plugs of elegant chewing tobacco, as sam
ples of his stock on hand.
Mr. Wibiams has obtained license as a
regular tobacco peddler in the Comity and
is now prepired to supply purchasers with
all erades, nt wholesale prices. Let him be
encouraged.
Rf.ttrkmkst. In the last issne of the
Eastern Intelligencer, is announced the re
tirement of its Editor, Rev, John S. Long
from the editorial chair.
In doing so he states that Subscribers
and advertisers will have their receipts
honored, just as strictly as if he were at
the head of affairs. . . . .
He will be succeeded by Dr. James x-
"Pbospf.eoC8. We ore glad to learn of
tbe continued prosperity of our neighbor,
the Wilson lt ndealer.'.,
Within the past month its average circu
lation has been 730 copies per week, with a
steady increase. Perseverance aud energy
will tell " in the long run.
Caldwell jGriswold,- an engineer on the
Weldon and Wilmington railroad, was
crushed on Friday morning at Joyners' De
pot, oa that road; between two cars, while
coupling them. Mr. Griswould died in two
bours after receiving his injuries.
!"Thh'Nohth CarolixUn to sb Semi
Weeklt. The last issue of the above
named paper announces that it will soon
be issued twice a week the publication
days being Tuesday and Friday mornirgs
the weekly Friday evenings.
CoRKKCTiOK. Jn, o;r last issue we no
ticed that C. Deemkel, of ltocky Mount,
received tbe premium for the best gun at
the Cape Fear Agricultural Fair.
It should bare been C. Dunkel.
The Roanoke Kexcs offers for Sale a good
No 1 . "Washington Hand Press, upon which
the Acres is now printed can be bouglit
cheap for cash.
i nw
Dentistrt. Dr. G. K. Bagby will be af
the Edgecombe House for the next week
or ten days. .r.
EX1RUIED.
In Tarlioro, at the residence of the bridis
father, on the evening of the 1st hist., bv
Rev. K. S.Moran,D.D.,Mr.J.II.L. BEST
and .Miss MARTHA JANE PORTER, allof
this place. "
At Farmville, Pitt County, on the 1st
inst. by Elder Gideon Allen, Mr. JOHN
E. TVER of -Tarboro, and Miss ELIZ4. A
ANDERSON, of Pitt.
On the 30th Nov. at the residence of the
bride's mother, near Williamston, bv Rev.
Robt. Carson, Mr. FRANK A. RHODES
snd Miss HELEN SLADE, all of Martin.
Oa Wednesday, the 24th Nov., at the
residence of Mr: J. W. K-richt, dee'd, bv
FJder T. R. Owen, Mr. LOUIS II. LAW.
HENCE and Miss CARRIE KNIGHT, all
of Edgecombe.
On the 2sth Nov. bv Elder Wm. Bell,
Mr. J. J. PARKER ami" Miss EMMA SBS
SCMs, all of Halifax County.
Near Hamilton, on Thursday, the 25th
Nov. by W. W. Watts, Esq.", Air
S HON E of and Mrs. ELLEN BUO kY N,
of Martin.
At St. .In mcs' Church, by He v. A. A.
Wats,..;,, o. jm on t..c 25th inst., EDWARD
LVFdiKi'T to LII.A, eldest daughter of
Co!, J. G. Burr, nil of Wiln ingtoii.
I) I 11 D.
In Halifax County, on Friday, the 2itlh
Not. Mrs. SALLY ANN, wile. If Mr. John
W. Manning, leaving eight children.
Of Consumption, in St. Luke's Parish,
Washington t'onntv, N. 1., en Saturdsv,
N. v. 2Jih, Iff,:), Mrs. JANE DOWNING,
consort of J'.'.mes II. Rnwt it;g. ajeil about
5H veins. She wai ready and willing o
depart.
C 0 n M C R C I A L .
'I'arturo Market.
Tatu-.oko', I !ei-f ".-.'oer 2, I
C.) I to-;. ,
C.K-. P.
. - i w. -e
...if !'0
I 7e
bn-h
r.. .
liain
. i ; . i. U
Oo-::el..
ve :i . . .
ctl
b'i
nicx V- s-
ib i i hi! Colt
7ovi,d ot
5 urk .T1rVet.
h J'K, Nov. 3 b-
Ni k Y
f. p. in.
G.il.l ej, .;.- heavy at TS. Cotton
S"iii Miles to-day "J '.((if.) ha!a mid
ll.iijr -5sc. l-'luur is in Letter lichianu
j-ro.-es urichanpe.L Corn active and
2-''':-J.. better duriti-; th d $. Mess
i'ork droopin--: new "'"''! ?3"2 50
Lard steady kettle rendered l'J(
cei.ts. Vhi.-kcv i )cr-
i
at irl 01.
Ilaltimurc !iardet.
HAi.-rniouK, Nov 3-) '" p m.
i) tln'.l and lower, middiinp
!ia:r.;ual tit L'-ie. l'iour ouict
Co!
'ju -ted
iiuwird i-tre
ct superfine. i 75.
:.'oni ne white. .$').: Oits
da'l at ."j,)'. r7c. Ynis i'oik quiet at
I S'-'5.
':ic-oi) duict, sbouiccrs lZlc.
j L ;ri i'J
his'cv l.vitrr.
Liverpool .Market.
Lin itroiii., Xnv. 30 Evening.
Cot! o:i Murkct closeJ buoyant
rv'r:)U ltjl.i o.l-o.T r.iv.i
ftjyy.) l.-Iea. - E sport and sptciilition
llml l.ah-.. "
UK.
y7ii.
V V w
J.
1. FUQTJA.
"Vf
i.ii i; i-:
AT HIS Oi'riCE IN"
ltd tl.e lt ofJanuarv, ls7U
1 -it"
llsetl U
Dee
J. J. IHtitiS,
COTTON FACTOR,
AND CE5KVI,
Commission 3T
liant,
No. 51 Pratt Street,
EAIiTXSIOSa.
Liberal advances made on Cotton and
other Produce i:i hand.
k-fkhs to
lion Geo Howard, Tarboro'. N C ; M
Kouutrce & Co, Wiho:i, N C ; .Tuo G Vr il-li-tms
A Co, I-iteig?i, N C; Ma.i J 41 Mayo,
Whits kers, N C ; Juo Myeis' Sons, Wash
ington, N C : Beaton k Harrison. Boykitis,
; B A Martin Co, Petersburg, V.I;
Kador Hicgs &- Co, Norfolk, Va ; Col Wm
L.mib. Norfolk. Va ; Robt Tannahill,
Now York; Dr P P Clements, Baltimore.
Sept . SO 44-:im
K0TICB
Jr S hereby given that application will be
made to the General Assembly at its
present session, for an act ic amend the
charter of th Town of Tarboro. so s to en
power the Commissioner of said town to
opon and extend streets, &e.
Nov ISlh. IftC'J. Cl-4t
it. . PITTMAX,
ufl.
TARBORO', N. C.
-Laiid Stirvejicg. Haps. Draw
irgs, Designs, &c , executed with.
promptness.
Office t-rr Shaxv S.ncCahc's Store.
Tarboro, N C, Oct. 21, lN'dh 4'V-3m
MULE STRAYED.
"R71 ROM tny Stables in Greene County,
I a. tiear Speights Bridge, about the 1st f
t bepteml.er a
Dark Buy Horse Jisilc,
Medium size, rather low and chunky built,
biind in left eye. When last beard from
was in the neighborhood of Upper Town
Creek Meeting House. Edgecombe County.
A liberal reward will be paid for ihe delive
ry of said mule to M.. WILEY W ALSTON.
Trrboro, or to me.
WM. FAIRCLOTH,
Greene County.
Nov. 11. r-O-tf
LAMiS ! OF ALL DESCRIP
tiovs, for sale at the
" SoVrHJERSrER-" 0TTTCZ.
H. IX TEEL,
FALL STOCK OF 1869.
AITlIEtiAUGS
AND
Handscmely Furnished
OF "
1?
19 t9
s
TARBORO', N
K AM now enpseed in receiving
Splendid Stock of
my
Wtiife
US
a.
wliich I guarantee will be sold as low or
lower than any House in the State.
FIRST CLfiSS 600BS.
comprising a carefully selected assort
ment of
Dry and Fancy Goods,
SUC II AS
calicoes,
toplixs,
LAWNS,
JACONETS,
MUSLINS,
DEL AXES,
NANSOOK3,
LINENS,
CASSIMLIlnS,
SHEETINGS,
CAItl'ETS,
NOTIONS.
&c.
Also a peculiarly fine Stock of
Ladies and Gents
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GLOVES,
IIADKi:UCIIIEFS;)fce.,
in fact, every article in this line that prac
tical :ic and refined taste can desire.
Every other Department including,
G-roceIes:
Sc., otc, will be found thoroughlv cotnjih'
tc. CALL d EXAMINE FOR YOl'K
SELVES AT
b"..pt 30. 41-lf
WANTED
Or anv- pirt thereof. For winch
wiil give
Groceries,
Pro visions,
vrc
lfectionaries.
J)rv Goods,
Notions,
Hardware,
Crockcrv,
Boots
01
Jats?,
Cloth in cr;
oll,..r Milbd.j ,f "ST
nn v
pt l.y
ercaatiijirfi
Jew or (enii
so ehcnr that
vre will guarantee fatisiaction to t
CALL ADD SEE
IvIX & TV 3 4 ."ISO
ii.
31
am Street,
urboro
N. C.
do-tf
Oct.
rOIiTH & 1VCRTII.
iiF- iinilersifrried have tlds day formed a
Q cpartnersliip for the purpose f con
tinning ti-' gi:ni:t!ai, C(MMissit)N
AND SHIPPING HUSINESS, s the im
mediate ssueresser to the late firm of
V,"ORTII & DANIEL and I-. O. V.-Ol'.TII,
ai d , e by i-tiitf a't ctii n to the inter
ests of their shippers ami friends, to cive
lined satisfaction to all who niav favor tl-.ein
with business. K. (;. TVOIITII,
D. O. irCRTil.
AVilmington, N. C, October IS,
Accnts for New York, ar.d North Caro
lina Steamship Line, Semi-Weekly.
Airenta for Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Company, to Philadelphia.
A (rents for Smish's Lhie New Yolk Sail
Packets.
Ajrerds for Cape Fear Steamboat Line of
P.iver Bi'Hts.
Dealears in Pappinfr, Kope, Iren Tics,
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Peruvian
Guano, and Laugh's Super Phosphate of
Ijiuie.
Oct 2S. 4S'-2iri
Oysters ! Oysters !
TO THE PUBLIC.
ST TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
m returning my thanks to the Citisens of
Tarboro' and surrounding Country for the
kind palronagfr heretofore extended, and
cull their attention to my uatic for this
Winter.
I shall be in Tarboro' twice a week with
the very best OlSi liHS the
.Norlolk Market can atlonf AI
m SA3IE OLD STAND,
in rear of the Store of Mr -lames M. l-ied
momt. where I shall be pleased to wait on
all of my old and new customers that may
lavor me with a eail.
You jll know that I have many years ex
perience in this business and I profess to
have as much knowledge about it as any
person in the State o;- elsewhere. Bear in
mind
Tuesdays and Saturdays
will be my principal days. I name davs so
that von may know at what time to call and
also that you may understand that the Oys
ters, have not been laid over from day to day.
Von get them fresh from Norfolk as they
come.
Come One, Come All. and choose for
yourselves WM, K. PAUKEJt.
TurhoM', (J. i. 4tl
Fall &
ARE YOU INSURED ?
as jou are liable to be
BURNED DOWN
and left
IU ONE NIGHT.
Provide for,, your support
before it is too late.
Fire insurance Company
IN AMERICA, THAN
James River Co.
. IEXE5ES, Agcatt.
Tarboro', Nov. 13, 1800. 51 -Ira
s
GENERAL GROCE It AND
P"Z"EEPS CO.NSTANT1.V ON HAND,
.E.'la. and is eoiiitautly receiving fresh ad
ditions of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND'
Pre visions
:f ail
Kind:
consisting- ol
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
SYRUPS,
K0LASSE3,
PORK,
BACON,
FISH,
LARD,
BUTTER.
CHEESE,
FRESH BOLTED MEAL.
Superior, Futility, Kxtra and Superfine
Ii O tJ tl ,
Direct from the Vnlley of Virglnif.
Liverpool Fine and Ground Alum SALT
FAMILY A-D TOILET SOAPS
The hivoriie brnmis of Rhidder ""nd finled
?N'J??, c he-.viii)f and SnioUius TOBACCO.
e'.e.. ele.. etc.
Nov. t. 40 -1m.
P. F. 3IcNAMi;E,
f N FOR MS ' Ii K CITIZENS OF TAk
i bor,,', ami vicinity, that he !:a opein d
a -'io:. on riliin direct, a few doors In-low.
Soi:!ii Ivit rhe tore oeeii;iit-d by the linn of
("oliiidd i.V This pen. where hi; will Le h;ip;v
to ex-.-eute ell orders pertaining to his line
ol business :it a
Wcrliisanslup Like Manner,
and at nC5Ji-J.l KATES as the exigeu.
e.ev o! t'je lir.K's wiil permit.
Ill :o.-!.-. consist ill!.' of CI-OTHS. CA
SI!IUJF.W. VI-:sT4XiS Ac. ns it re-
spei-ts ..'7 .'v. Jitii'? ;ttd ' u r-ihiJitv. he is
confident, wiil sla d the test of the t:iot jas
ticlious und carelid inspection, mid as ktr as
it ie!;;:s totiie;!y'e and manner oi a.'ir
liienis inaiie up at his tt -hhsiiioest. he is
satisfied i!i;!tti.'L- - ill compare favorably
.villi iiuv made in City or dias.;o.
COO!) S"IT,
UV,Ol) COt)I):,
RMt 3SODKHATI5 CHARGES,
shn!! he tiie pc.hcv ol" tiie nnuer.-igned. in his
efforts to secure good enstoni.
Call in rrentlen.en and examine for your,
s.d.es, l'e assoreii, that ii 1 pvevon i;oi!i-
i ..! - ......... t'(. ,rr.,.(...tll'l, 1 i I J.!W(l,t
myself to irive yon l is "
The siihscriiier wnu'd add in eoiichision
that, it there are anv v.dio wish their old
e!o! be made l .no new." he I.5-. aii artieie
that will so very Jar towards n.-liiev-ng such
a desirable result, (iiv- it a trial.
P. '". J'cNAM F. n.
Jlcrchai.t Tader.
Oct -3
Mf LL2TS I MULLETS!
500
P.BLS. NEW MCLLETS, VERY
FINE, For Sab
bv
WILEARD EKOS.
ncton. N. C . Nov. 'Jo. M.'.l ;",'-! m
Wi
S Cff AIy EUTISK.T1 F.XTS.
BOMKTIIING in the Star for Every
body Mar in the "West. 1.S7".
An S.imjri' I niversalist tannly weekly, yiv
ini: current secular news. Ed led by Ilev.
i)r
e
Williams.-,!! ir J. S. r.'antwe!l. 1 ol) )er
r in edvsi'tce. Prrmii'tis to vrn- .n.',.
srrilrrs. Send ii.r sjeiiii'en. Add res V't!.
LtAMSON A: CANT WELL., Ciuciunati, O.
COMMON SENSE!
Warned Agents ?'.'")! per month sell
th.-onlv GKXCISE IMFH0VX3) COXKOJf
SENSE FAMILY SZWING MACHIKE.
Price only $1S. Great i-ndiieemeiits to
Agents This is the most popular ewii-.v;
Machine ol I'ue d ;y makes the lainon--HlHMic
Lock Stitch" wlldoany kind of
w iik lliat can be done on any Mm bine
10t).e0 l sold, and the dem'jiiu eouslantly in
creasing Now is the lime to takr an Aren
cv. Send for circulars. 1f Ptrvire of i i
tiii!:er..jfi Address SF.XM!J iV CO.,
I'osion, Maj, PiHborgh, Pa. cr Si Louis.
Mo.
UfcTAR SPAN(iLEl) MANNER.''- It
still waves, better than ever. Rich
Rare, Racy Jsrfirrr size. JO columns. Wit.
Humor. Fun. Humhuus exposed. Elegant
steel plale "Evanuehiir"' gratis to every
subscriber. Only 1o cts f..r a whole year
Siee! P
dress 1
laieFKF.E. Spcv iineiis cts. Ad-
ANN El!. Hins J:de.
H.
THIi CELEBRATED
Steyavt iook Stoc.
THE BEST IN TTIS WORLD.
Over 100,000 in Use.
Will do more work -vdh the same amount
of fuel liian any other Stove ever made.
ITJLLSa. WARDEN & CO.,
FXCLCSIVK MAX1FACTUEKRS,
TK0Y, Tt. Y.
,5?" Descriptive pamphlets sent free.
K N IT IvXIT K N I T
Atrent wanted everywhere to sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the on
ly practical Family KiMtnur Maclune ever
liivented. Price' S", Will knit 2;i.0rin
stitehe ne minute. Address AMFi!iI('AN
r 9t Wii's: MoV
RQVIS!0H'- "DEALER.
TAHHOIIO', N. C.
STEXy A ! V F.RTiS ii y$ J 'i .
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
V. IX.SfRi
THE P..RIS EXPOSITION KfRDAt,
WHO IUXK UXIJ-HRMI.T BBX
AWARDED HIGHEST BOKOPJ:,
At industrial I'lbiUticiig
IN TniS CtCXTI:r,
So tUt tlieir work it the acknntTiig?d
staiuSan! of exccilcnce in it, ,tr;fn :t
tueiit, rwspeclfaliy uni.tioi cu tha', Willi -tcoilcil
and pei lccte.l facilitiis, a.'a! by tow
exclusive use, d ivceuj i (.-rovl.n;er.t.,
ti.cv n- !)w producinu: j et ioro isciftct
organs than ever before, x. .cat va.
tidy us tu style ai.d jir.ee, nda;iUi! io u;l
piildio nnd private uses, f..r D aiving
Kooms, Lil.raiics, .Vnie itoonw, uticcrL
Halls, E. d;cs, Chiircl.es, Sc! o -I.-, Sc. in
plain and elt-grant case, ail of whivh tl'ev
art; eCKidud l,v ti.eir un-qi:ad fueditien
ior lu.itniii.ctiirc to relit pi ire f iai-ir
work.
The recent iuiprovptncni in tlie or-
s" "'rcit-.J t!.Jr i:el-.!nesn
tnd popularity tiiat thev a-c Hnqucsikan
! !y tiie nmst dcsiruMe ir.itruuioi.i obtain
t.lc for family nsc, ai s, Clou ei.es
?el
c-i.ooiv, sc., nhile tho j.ri. HK Ht which
lev cm. ,f r.;Tered (?.'.!) to gi'.NK) PflcI )
apt diiem to the mean and rcfprcmnr.u
a. I cisss. T!iey,,re : 1!t adaftd
tnev
ada
of
vu iiiiiMc, are rletratjt as
furniture, ccnpy l tiic r... ,., lu".
bh- to ?et out of order, (r,. o.; , t tu
ti.iiil one-, where pt.ir,..:irto is t'ttned
twenty times), Rre very durable, ard mor,
easy to leai. t play upon tl.ttn tha pinno.
forte. '
J'iV, Jf- & n- 0,?an Co- rc r""" sell:,.
FIV h OL f AVE OK(iANS FIVE M f)i'
with t o sets of VI CK ATOUS for $vis'
and other styles at proportionate rates.
For testimony of the superiority of their
Orjrans, the Mason & ILunlin Oren Co
respectfully refer to the musical pr..fci..u
generally ; a majority of the most proiuin-
ent musicians in the country, with many of
eminence in Europe, UTih given ptitlid
testimony that the Masoti & Uaiulia Or- '
gans excel all others.
A circular containing this testimony fa
l"ll will be sent free to any enc desiring if,
also a descriptive circular, contniniNg foil
particulars respecting theso iestrumenu.
itn correct drawing of the diUcrnit
sty es and lowest price, ,hicha;C fixed
and invariable. Addrc.-ni
MIK MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
i. 1 .: J54 Tieium.t St..
B is ton.
' "si i'ei i.o i. s, ij. vii,r r .;e-
M V iicine. Sent post-paid, on receipt
of l'lcts. Address Dr. F. B. I (JOTF,
(author of Medical Common Ser.se) No. 12 t
L.e.inn:on Ave., cor. East 2th St., N. Y.
A AV WITil Uncomfijitablo
iB Trtt"SSSt;.S. Comjurt and Cure Jor
lluptarid. Sent post-paid, ,.n receipt of 10
cents. Address Dr. K. B. FOOTJ-:,
120 Lexington Ave., New York.
Ih'E MflGIl," tl':V!3 wiilci.anoe anv
col-
SS. ored hair or l eatd to a penranc
ila-.'u or Hr-ivvn, (Jne eondi sent hvniaill
nt
1
tail for
l. Fi
by Merchants and jirtnrLriyi
ireiiBi-a!lv. Address Magic Cutub Co., .irhtg.
bit) - S
pr Mouth paid to
A''n,U, SHlurv or
commission, to m-!I nr Patent Wte.U Wirt
Cloth's Li.tr. Address Hudson JlU-tr Wire
Work', 75 Wm. i. X. '., Chica.jo, IlicU
mnd or Mi uiphii.
How I made it in
is lll'jr.lits. erret
'.f. A. J ,.., A'.K
a d sitmpie mailed fn
TIio Purost, Bost and Cheapest
SOf.O R" A F.I. ilKOVV.llS.
LUS GOOD BUTT I-U.-Mado
JbT from 1 ghl. of milk, viii:.!:i drugs.
.Se:.il "Tie. and btan.p and get recipe with
with full particulars. Very vaiit:t,l
Address N. M. LINTON, Wihniw:tvn,
Ohio.
.; fe PT A DA Y.
5?rJt Ajreiu,.
SUA U". Allied, Me.
.'!.' new iirti lf. (or
uuijile. free. JI. 15.
ASli. your Ilct jor or l?r:
JSifct los SlVKirr Qdl f E.-
il e.)i;al.s (Inner) ( 'uiiiiiie: .Ffd bv S i fc k.ns,
F.'.KK, " Co.. Ciiei.iists. New York.
(OiHt lt SS' pates r
RED JACKET AXE
Ts belter lii.tn uur regular shaped Ax- for
these reasons : I'iixt ite'ils deeper. S
:. It don't stick in the wood. : 'J'hiul It
does in t jar tl.e hand Pvltrtu .r time i
. ( warted in takie-' the Axe on! of the fi.t
I'lph Willi the same labor you vr.'il do one
third more work thun with re-idar Axes.
Ked pa.nt has nol iiing to do with the lo J
I (jiiaolies oi tins Axe. lor ail our A xes are
i painted red. If yoi.r hardware store dne
not keep our goods will gladly answer
inijiiiries i.r liil yoni- orders direct, or give
von the name ol the nearest deaier who"
keeps our Axes.
us ri scott & a.ii.s:tvr.i.r.
Pittsbar-b. Ja
Solo owners of Colharn's aad Itei Jacki
Patents.
OJ 55 JS'iT'i'O en
Both in ijuality and ijuantity of CoviIm, a
our Agents wilt testily, being the Oldest
Houses in the coct.try, sellinji each arlicln
for One Dollar, shipping all Goods tbe day
the order is received, living a lare stock
t select frm of first-i lass Good. tu:g;t
expressly for fs'l t radii ; and to jstisly 'l
that we are reliable, we cive below (rel'er.
once by pel -mission), Jordan. .VnrshiV Co.;
Ceo. S. Wiuslov & Co.; Cu-tcn Siivr
Gliss C.; Lee Shepard.
I 1. S. Send fo. Ciieidar. AdeJtessEAST-
jMAN& KENDALL, 25 Hawley Street,
I', ston. V. U. Jjox E.
We Are Coming; !
rSTUlE CHEAT ORIGINAL DOLLAR
L SALE OF DRV AND FANCY
("ioods and will present to nuy person send.
xi!X us a Club, a Watch, Silk Dress, Pie of
Sheet i n sr,
FKEB OF fOSl.
Send for Catalogue of Goods and iaaf.),
delivered to any address free.
J. S. EM WES Si. CO.,
123 & 12!) Federal St., Uistou, Mar.
P. (. ilox. C.
N. I? Samples given on application for
('ataioiriie.
AOU Ladies Pi ivate 1 1 1 ular oi 3
ii? nn'st useful and itidiperis: bie ai ticlen
ver invented. addiesH MaI'AJ Duval, P.
O. 15. x ZfAK N. Y. City.
OR.V;ilITTIKR,) Vyi;eSt.,P:tt,rirghr
i'u., of Union-wide tepnlation, treat
.;d venereal tlisea-.es; a'o seruinitl weak
ness, impoteney. Arc, the result of self ahue.
Sead i; stamps (or senVdpa: 'phiel. f'J .a:re.
No mailer w ho tailed, stute c!e. Consuiti
tio tree.
TJERFPX'T MANHC'OD Es.-ays f. r
fe. Ycuiur Men, on iho ti!s ! SFLF
ENEHVA '1 ION, it!i eeitaiu helf f. i t!
etiiiia ai d tin!.,n n.ste. Sent in trsled
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