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POETRY.
The O llFnib;on d IHtoc.
foolish questions "In course I do'
he replied, "wlmt do youtake me fur?
Do vou moan to insinuate that t am
plavin it onto hi'rV I want
understand that this voro's a
The Drought.
The tTOj;H throughout entire
afo.good, and in others they are very
j badv cut ofT.
How dear to "my heart pre the see no
of my childhood
That now hut in nicm'ry I sadly
- review; ' - .
The old-meeting-house at the edge of
the wildwood, '--
The rail fence' and horses all tether
ed thereto;
The- low sloping roof and the hA in.
the r-teeple,
The doves that came fluttering out
over head
A it solemnly gathered the God-fearing
peoih ; .
To hear tbir? old Bible my grand
father read;
l xie )Ki-iasnionea mole
The dust-Covered Bible . ,
The leather-bound Bible "my grand
. father road.
The blessed old volume! The' face
bent aboveit
A, now I recall it is gravely severe
"' Though the reverent eye that droops
downward to love it .
Makes grander the text through the
lens of a tear,
And, a down his feature it trickles
?and glistens,
The cough of the doacon is stilled,
land his head .
Like a haloed patriarch's leans as he
listens
To hear the old '"Bible my. grand
father rend;
The old-fashioned Bibb
"The 'dust-covered Bible
Tho leather-bound Bible my grands
'father read.
Ah! who sha.ll look backward with
scorn and derision,
And scnif the old book, though it
" tirelessly lie
In the : dust of the past, whlhr thi
newer revision
Lispsj on of a hope and a home in
H the Mkhw'
Shall tho voice of the Master be stifled
and riven?
Hindi! we bear but , a H the of the
f word-' 1 1'.' lUs id,
W'h v'. :jo long lie has listening, lean-
;c l oat !ie ivi: ;
To hoar tin' obi Hiblci'niy grand-
father r-MdV
, . Tho old-fii-hioiitvl Bible
Tlie dust-Co cer'd Bible";
The loathor-.bouud Bibhvniy grand
ftftb r r'Vi 1.
i deal, and if you don't f just go ahead
!vith your marry in', and drop ihs
asking of impertinent questions, it'll
lead to difficulties. You hear me."
j Still tlie courageous clergyman, heed
less of the brewing storm, Ignored the
bridegroom's interruptions, and read
the service with cool and steady cour
age. Presently he inquired t. of the
bride if she would promise to love,
honor and obey her husband. At this
point the latter drew his revolver and
Informed the clergyman that he was
fast ripening for the grave. 'Anv
'more personal questions will - 'require
uie to answer With this yor weapon. 1
don't wish to make a row in a church.
but If you will have one, just continue
what you have begun. I'm a peacea
ble long-sidforin' man, but the; holiest
leolin's of this lady's heart isn't goin'
toJ.Kt pried into by no Hum without
he hears from me,"
Still tho. clergyman pursued - the
even tenor ofj his way -One might
nave imagined mat lie was dent, soi
utterly heed jess was he of the irregu
lar responses made by the bridegroom.
The spectators who had assembled to
witness the ceremony wore making
bets freely as to whether Mr. Bill
wwuld kill hinl ut the first tire or
whether he would, merely mark bim
with a bullet for future identification.
Contrary to general anticipation, the
bridegroom made no further inter
aiption, either byAvord or bullet, and
the ceremony came to an end. All
might have ended peaceably, had not
Mr. Withers determined to do his
whole duty, supplemented the cere
mony by kissing 'the bride.
The first bull of missed its mark, and
the bridegroom, while pausing to ad
just, 'his aim, remarked 'that "this
painful Immorality on the past of the
clergy, must be "chocked." Just as he
was about '-.to' tire the . second shot--
New Hanover. It is -feared that
you to . outh have suffered from tlie drought, j tJu r;co (.r0p wlllch is nnv prom is
square The decrease in. Mississippi in cotton ing -will be injured bv ihr salt water.
it is estimatedwill be 50 percent; in; Onslow. V; looking eil. Full
Alabama only a slight falling oil" as j vn,ps fxpcctid i-urticularly ofcc.rn.
compared with last year's crop; some Person.--Some sections have, suf
portion of Louisiana have sufficed j fored. The average f.r the county
severely while other portions have ; will bo about' what it w as last year.
made an increase of the last year's! Pasquotank. All crops are good,
crop; in Texas rains have been fro-J Pamlico. From'- a private letter
quent and worms haje appeared; the
yield in north Texas will be Only. .J a
crop, in the whole Stiite j short of last
year.J fPickiug is prweeding rapidly
Msocfcifis: ntikidei
A flnlnfi otJ aykAh skxis a jivLhrn'
iviiiiorr.:JI tiun rtitAixi "'
from a friend ' we learn that the rice
croj is excellent. T."',()o() bushels of
rice will raised this year. Cotton and
corn is also better than at any time
and, the weather being favorable, it 'since the war, ;.nd sweet potatoes have
will be out by November 1st. The been raised in the greatest abundance,
crops in North Carolina, owing to the ! Bockingham. Tobacco greatly-' in
difference insinuate, are in some jured.
places very proniLing and in others off.
very discouraging. To more readily. .. 'Bowan. 'otton cmp one b.alf.
let our readers note tho effect in our - "Randolph. liaised a good' wheat
own State we append reports fn,m crop, -and half. corn crop. Xo cause for
some of the counties of the Stiite, j a-arm
which wo have gleaned from our State t ''Stokes. Wheat crop was very fine,
exchanges and from other sources: ! Now corn cut off in some places, good
in others.
Mrs. Daisy Oaks Dudly, wifr of Mr,
Francis It. Dudlv. and drtlihter of
! ox-Judge V. J. At Fuller, of the law
firm of duller A- Abbott, Broadway
ajid Barchly streets, this city, commit
ted suicide on Saturday evening itt
her house on the Flilnmlt of."-Orange,
Mountain, X. J,
about 0 o'clock through the brain, and
died about half-past 2 "'clock the same
night. From the time "f the shooting
until her death Mrst Dudley, was un
conscious. -
Thy .circumstance attending the
THE NEWS IN A NUT-SHELL.
The election in Virgini.1 tJkeF place
Xovein'iev ulh. The -canvass thre
has beo!i a Jieati'i on!' and boih sides
claim the victory .'( ttw-field'H tna
bility to transKt the public business
Is 'being discuss(Hl itiitl sOJiip thlhk
Hon. Arthur should asr.Ultie the duties
-of the office, but it Is pafe to say that
the cabinet will onuose anv such in
She shot herstlrj noration upon a time- honored cus!
torn. A terrible Jtiassacre hvi ih
iii rtiMirr
Alr ih rwivrwd
1ippU: hiliimr tft
f'-f"- . vl'-.f t frr-
curv-OtMftl iiiput.
Ll V EU , KBO VIA-
shocking affair, as' gathered "at the
Corn cr,fp almo-t ontindy cut i scene yestcrdav bv i ihrabl reporter.
are of a very di.trc
Immediate cause
being a young in
rei over a inosi inning miut-er a
lUOstioil whether linsbHlid Mid wife
should drive in a l)aWet ph?cto:i or a
covered bugtrVf
Al'tTuance. Only, one-fourth of a ;
crop of corn is expected. Tobacco
will reach half in (puantity but the ;
quality is very inferior. The fruit
crop is almost a failure. j
Anson, Crops will average one-
half to two-thirds.
Surry. D .v.igY
crops some but
his cU off t!io
not so much as in
some surrounding counties.
Wake. Upland corn and cotton, are
aUnost S Viiil ure. The estimate ranges
from a tw-third to three-fourths of
clergyman's
ear
in
, ; that from last vear.
Alleghany. The prospects for good j Warren Not a good rain s-dnce
crops were never better in the history June 4th. Outlook very gloomy.
of tho county. Tho corn is in the best j Crops fatally injured. Much alarm
possible condition. The seasons iiavo is felt at the situation.
. j - - -- -- i
lieeji favorable." Wayne. In some sections the
Ashe. Crops are good and formers' ! drought ' has injured the crops niateri-
cheoxful. Udly but it is thought a two-thirds
T, ,. rp , , . , ... . I crops will be made.
7iertie.-Two-thirds of acrop will be i ,5T,, - I.
made. " Corn crop fair. s iIsimi. I lore at home our crops
I have boon somewhat injured, but ih
xmKe. vioiwmiLftu goou as last j coin lrL()U witl the effw.tij )f thc
year. ( orn and and sorghum on the
7iurke bottom lands are looking well.
Apaches in New Mexico., isreporti
e:i. ait: and ins who.? 00111
mand w;is slaughtered Sept. .Inl.-r-
Marvin's l.lh wife hus i been heard
from. HeVenU States still to hear
front t'ofore the official count is an-noun-ed,
JIi trid hs . been - twist
ing character, the J poned until the IVm iIV5. -.Kr;.
Of the dreaufid act i io. , ti ...
. . ia: v. iiuiiie li;s expressed himseltas
arriodcouple's quar-in .VIlirji(1 , u;th the debt-
- ww wzv k
ThN mirimllM Sotftfr" ffrttMr U 'umtl
nol lo cotnin a fntte CiriltW W MlBitttllf
Uh snpHifhi ltU- 4 l$f wich
in
mi'i'.thy
Virginia.
A l5aMii3iaffiap,
rh're .'.-: o-:-. i ,l.t 't:ii--i-ne roctorof
Ht. (ieorrfVi, churcii, Lend vllle, be
longs to the cburdi f ilituiit lie has
j list proved it beyond contradiUi
. 11- iT
und at this moment
ion,
public sentiment
In Ueudvillc )ronmoccp him the tiblest
and most powerful clergyman for his
weight in the United Whites, whllo a
ooTnmittoe of lending citizens is alioiit
to present him with n silver-mounted
revolver n n ttiinony of respect and
ivl miration. ' '
The Hev, Mr. Withers earned this
fnwiablc reputation a few weeks ago-!
i laving got tho
iine-t he brother of the bride sprang
on him and took away his pistol. At
the same moment Mr. Withers tore oil
his Surplice, and, leaping over the
rai i.ig, struck out at Mr, J touring Bill
in a most beiutifid find . ciontific way
A ring was i nniodiately formed.
The bride cli nb.Hl on the bantisnial
r nf fin Anf'Aiirifrml o ieli '
A ' L . V. - V, V 11V UlllgVll 4.1.V
combatant witii such inspiring remark
it .V ... : . "lMJ I . . a l ;
is, n.e , iiii, oust mm in lue
eye," or- t'i loor.iy, Parson, tho eyes
of the Church is -on you! Back-up
your religion like a little man!" The
eager spectators swannd into church
and fought for good position in the
pulpit. , The batting first was on the
bridegroom, but a-t tlie end often.'
minutes la rare odds were offered on j
tnecierayinan, lusjcourage was un
doubted, rind his pugilistic .-kill was
simply - astounding. His ad versary
never .touted him, while the clergy
man daii v . uround liini, now closing
an fiyc and iunv shaking the founda
tions of his tooth with a. smiling con
fidence that'eroated the wildest en
thusiasm. In twenty minutes and
rtve rounds ho. had reiluced his man to
perfect . helplessness.. Mr. lioaring
Bill crie;d "enough," the spectators
cheered, Vnd the bride descending
1 comparison
; drought in other places we have great
! cause to be thankful. The eron in
Buncombe. Oood rains have fallen j Wilson county will average two
greatly benefit Ung the crops. Tobacco ! thirds or as sonic say one-half. Wo
will yield a half crop. j hope for the best.
irunswiek. The crops have been
-much injured by the drought.
An Attempt to Ki!! Ciiiteu.
Camden". (iood and abundant crops.
The average will be larger than usual.
Cot tod and corn both doing very well, j
Tlie drought has not been felt. i
Currituck. Splendid crops. No i
trouble ivbout water and the crops
promise much above the average.
Caldwell. This has boon the dryst ;
season ever known in this counts;. :;
-
Crops short, but there will be enough
corn to supply the." people, Whoa:,
and rye are turning out well. j
Caswell. Tobacco greatly injured S
as well as all other crops except in the ;
most favored localities. Streams al
most dried up.
Catawba. Crops better than for
many years past.
si:kgi:axt masox shoots, at oui-
thai; tin; bai.i.. ckazkd his
, 'hkAd tikki oi: ;takihx(;
seen a cuk wimAvim'. '
GI AIU) TIIK (a'Ai:ili?
general reporf,
inattentive anil
Wasii1.x;tox, Si.'ptmber 12.--At
7 o'clock last evening an attempt was
was made to kill Guiteau in his cell
at that hour. iMterv B. Second
Artillery, was relieving Captt Graves'
command, which had been on duty at
the jail the previous twenty-four
hours. The battery arrived in three
wagons, in the first of which was sea
ted First Sergeant Mwon. As the
wagon drew up in front of the jail
Mason jumped out, throw his cape
Cabarrus. There has i,een no rain j aside, and with ;musket on hisshoul
in ten weeks. The crops are short. "ler proceeded to the right wing of the
The formers' are making heavy pur- jail.
A few seconds brought him
abreast of the window through
Which Giteau lyul boon often seen.
Putting his gun to his shoulder a clear
report, which rang through the jail
Cotton crop will aver-i lom ino PUr' OI ltenuon anu acu
i ne pan gra.ea uuiuurs neau anu
penetrated his coat which was hang
ing on the side of the coll. Sergeant
Mason surrendered himself to his
chases, of corn. i
Cleveland. Crops are suffering and
Will be short.
Duplin. Upland rice will be a coin
plete failure
age two-thirds.
Dare.-The crops are very good.
Corn er -i tine.-
Viliui.iniili. .Crons have suffered '
r.. hi rWt Pniiv-if n ,.r,J commanding ollicer, Cai t. McCiilvray
from Iter perch, kissed the clergyman'; of cot ton will be.made if not more
with hearty frankness, and informed
him thBt ?he should never allow anv
husband' of hers to come between her
and her religion.
... i. it. - n
while ongngeo m marrj mg i"e ueu-., f.,H.h M thp vXXhVlc enthusiasm ' in
known Mr. Uourlng JUU.to one of the Lou,iville over the elenrVnnm's victo-
most beautiful: and accomplished
daughters of Ueadville. The;"" bride
groom was a man of most ex-client
reputation, having killed three mn
in haiufto-hitnd fights, and wounded
a number of others. He wri? not ac
companied to the altar by any grooms
man, and the bride was similarly de
void of bridesmaids... though their
place was to some extent taken by her
three brothers, , ; !
Mr. Withers, who up to that thno
had been known n-s an extreinetv
poaceable man, and was not supposed j
to have a particle of fitchting ability
about -him, had been warned that tiie
bridegroom was quick tempered and
exceedingly jealous, and - that ho Mis Schaffrr, the young lady resid-
Would do well o "ladle on the serv J-c j ing in Kim ira who took the '2oo prize
pretty consldei-able Itiild." To this j at BnK kpoft recent 1 ft?r being the
WHrning, hoVevor, lie paid no att'oii- j hansoment wojnan in the State, has
tion, being determined to do his doty, gone crazy. Iter insanity is the re
no matter what the'- r: consequence's - suit ut .much notoriety on a weak
might be. j mind. She is to be lak. n to nn jlsv-
ry that nodes than thirty leading citi
zens came forward and offered to be
confirmed as an evidence of their good
will, provided the rector would' re
frain from interfering with card-play-
i ihg arid other usual Suhdav recrea
tions. As has been said, the almira
tion of Leadville is about to be ex
pressed in silver-mounted pistols, and
there no doubt that the prosperity
of St. (too rge's church and the popu
larity of Mr. Withers are fully a
sured. j
A Prize Tool,
'I'orsyth. ..Tobacco crop greatly
damaged. Corn and cotton badly in
jured. . People aro prepairing to how
turnips.
Frank! in. -Cotton crop will aver
ago fully (no half. '
( i u i 1 d f. ffd . 1 ros pects very 1 ad .'In
some iilaiVs not h luishel of corn to
the acre is expected... Tobacco burnt ';
up. Some good com on Viottom lands. !
Upland corn ruined. J c4tton crop
expeeted.
Gaston. Some corn on bottom land
upland ci r.i 1 unit up. Outlook;
gloomy. i
(Jranyilie.-TTobatro is materially
. cut off; 'cotton is poor; corn badly I
1 damaged." Farmers who calculated
on iuitking 50 vr .0 barrels of corn now :
expect only 5 or 10. ; !
Greene. The corn crop in the hot- ,
1 ? ! 1. I.. X 1" ' . 1 .
! wno liumouiaieiy put mm unuei
! arrest. Masoii is a native of Virginia
and hiw ljeen nineteen years in the
: service. He says he shot for tlie pur
pose of killing Guiteau, and was sorry
' he missed him. He had become
tired of riding over"collU' stones to
the jail every dav to guard tho life of
. I i i
sii'.n a cur as ituneau, o no uinuo up
his mind to kill him. He loaded his
gun Ir.forc he left the arsenal, and a
sooivis he roRchod tlie jail w.ent to
the window where (initeau usually
DlS.VrroiXTMKNT AXDMr.LA.VCU'DLY.
After thoit murriage 3Ir. Dudly and
his fair young bride went to live in a
charm ing c.ttage presentwl to Mrs.
Dudly by her tather on her wedding
day, it being oneofeujcht houses built
by Judge Fuller on the summit of the
mountain, and, besides, !Cng in -.the
midst of beautiful laid out grounds,
comtnauding a splendid view of the
country lying between it and the
Hudson, New York Bay and Brook
lyn Heights. The period of the hon
eymoon had but little, more than pass
ed when the neighbors began to no
tice evidences of unhappiness between
tho young couple. Mrs. Dudly inti
mated to her friends that her dream
of marital bliss jhad not been realized;
that she had found few roses and many
thorns. .Neighbors, servants and oth
ers agree that Mrs. Dudly made Jjut
little attempt to conceal the fact that
she was a disappointed wife and had
become subject to fits of melancholy.
Kecently shejasked a -lady neighbor
to procure for her some chloral or
laudanum, but the lady thought best
hot to do fo. ,Of .-late, according to
the husband has been
pent his time with
genial male friends. For several
months he was 'awn-v from business on
account of ill-health, his relatives say.
The servants and others say husband
and Wife had many distressing quar
rels.' THE FATAL SHOT".
" On Saturday afternoon the Dudleys
expected a visitor to stay with them
over Sunday, lSr. Bayard C. Fuller,
Mrs. Dudly's brother. They were to
start at -o o'clock to meet him at the
Orange depot of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and western 'railroad, Mr.
Dudly went out to see that the con
veyance was made ready. Jlis wife
went to her dressing-room to arrange
her bonnet, etc. .'Every thing was all
prepared when Mrs. Dudly discovered
that hot husband had had hitched a
covered buggy instead of the 'banket
plucton, the vehicle of her choice.
'Frank," she said, quite provoked,
"you know I don't want that buggy.
I want thc plueton."
"it won't do, Daisy, it's going to
rain; don't you .how cloudy it's
getting?" he replied.
"I don't care. I want the plueton,
and won't go a step without it." ,
Tins was followed by an interchange
of angry words.
payers
free excursion to Morehead last week.
Wine, champaign, cigars, fruit and
.everything else that heart could wish
for. wa-' furnished in abuiul:.n'-e.
The lay ing 'of the corner stone at the
Orphan Asylum took place Septem
ber 7th. - All the exercises Passed
t if;cifl of the LitH nm
M(fect JoMiu,ef!i.ff iDNulrfbf KtiMjpfU.mi
Best gave a i I.(if Apjil!.. ttovil AttortiiMr HWlV und
lax. if I, i.jh,
oui'lil U) Juai',
DeblHtr,
l itf do dam iii)o"tf wLuH
Law AplrlU.
A trick rfUuwtiiiwjmlict nflh Skla iinJ N 4
dry 1 ouich t.fun uiiiaKnu furi.'batiutfwU '
off pleasantly and profitably. " The
crwd contributed !?;1H). in crtsh --r
Tim Buperinteniente ff the county
school)' hld rt limtinfir m jlaloigh,
September 8th. About i ut of th
91 were present. Geo R. McNeill
was elected President .and .tho organ
ization was termed the "State Associ
ation of : Couhty Superintendents."
The Association meets annually on
the tirst Wednesday ih July. Re
liable intelligence received is to the
effect that Samuel J. Tilden' will be
a candidate for. Governor of New
York. ; Upon learn ing tins'. John
Kelly is said to have remarked 'I
would like you to make an item to
the effect that-my "'war paint this
season will be more lurid than ever
before- I can lick Sam: Tildcn with
one hand behind me. Jn reply Tildon
ifuys: "So John Kelly luvs.dug up tlie
"hatchet, has lie? Wlfpn I open mv
fall stock of hardware and euttery Mr.
Kelly will think he is a sma'.l retail
dealer on a back street. The
estate of Samuel J. . Tilden Ih aid to
be worth $l.:,Ulj0,000. The dis
tance Viet ween Washington and Ixmg
Branch, wherq-the President now is
is silo miles. v There are WW peo
ple engaged in hunting , lor pearls In
one of the rivers of Tennessee, which
they tind in mussels. a-TIer wat
a beavy snow storm at the Black Hills
Dakota, Territory on Monday night,
The forest" fires which , have
boon raging in Michigan entirely con
sumed the town of Richmond ville,
Salinac county.- On - account of
the President) illness the Democratic
campaign has been indefinitely post
poned .in Iowa. . This can bo more
easily undertsood when we .state that
the .Republican majority in that State
is over 70,000, -The Methodist F-u-
menit'ftt Conference is in Version at
Domlon, 33isbp Ptnipron of : thc
United States prertehed the opening
sermon. North (Carol ina is represen
ted by Hon. 11. B. Vance, Oil. Walter
Clark, and Rev. L. S. Burkhead 1, D
The MethtKli.-t Ad court'- publirfhoM
weekly letters from Dr. Burkhead
which are, very int-r-"ting. It Is
announced that the Htar route jrose
cutioni are not to be abandoned, that
Mer? McVcaach and James have
rmuiier many 01 iih-vrui.Kin aildt AH
e.or, :il ollMrB vjry Jrvir; fcful (h l.tr fwfHfMt
crsitii In Uxly. U c.-npr.Ulv III oit iff IN
OATJTION.
AbftT0 nThrr of ImltAtioir' o(T(ld Ut
ine junee, w wt.j.f iMto i!w ftximmd, u
V.' lirvr Uu-UhI iu TlltM. rMrnnltv.as4 Lmh
thai for PyKi-'iwJii. Hflhonfii. nd TirobMl
Ur ia Acl., U i-b inacim Om wurld iwiaw,
We liav triart forty, oilier mrdtrin b.lvtli
muns l.ier K"Ulr. but lion.' of UiMB' gf mt
moivilian a ivinpurary n'lif ; but Ut Carntaloc'
nol only rvli.,tl but cuivd iu." md: TiUvmH
uinf Urtngv, Macon Oo. ...... - 1-
MANUKACTUUEDONLTJIT'a
PHlLADKLPIUAiPA.
GET YOUIt DINHEUAVITH oh
(THE ONE AUM S0LDIEjtjlJV
A
GREEN FRONT DIRlHG BOOaS
A GOOD tHM.ll FOR a t!n!T
j ! it. HoiMf.
SAM iWlHiYM
HODGES & HODGES
- WHOLES A LK DKALKR8 INk
Ladiea Trimmed QboIitVtA
- :i ...
Ihe hushana law i ovidonCt rlA-lHel and ryndy puttici
down slmrs, but in an instant was
summoned -up again by the sharp
crack of a pistol. A few bounds up.j
the stairs and he was in his nv ife's
dressing-ntom. She hail taken n Inrge
revolver which bd been in the hoOse
since JikIjto Uullcr's house had been
robbed bv burtrlars soine time n-go,
cut to- convict lorHey, lrudy and
othcrsr- There is tmivh syiniatJiy
expressed for Oen. Butler In hU afflic
tions by the death of his soil, n young
mail of ati:d'nmMb'niid-ii; of prom-
tlie Richmond t"oikv art-
suj'erin'g for water. -The Rev. M.
J.Keilv gave a man a whipping for
WIRE RAILING
oKNAMETAX,lvymtwonx5.
20 X .i th Iluwuni St., Ualtiinwvj 1
Ytii t rutting for eemctcrivn," llvni, -Tr'
J.-HH, oltiix-M aiKl bulcouli i.; wimluvr jmii
five uaitj, wire atth, uievM, IkuprM
cages, saiii! uiul cal kcivcuIhh (Usd&eHl,
chsirs. ;itefs. tc. - cu20 ltt'nl
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LIVERY STABLES
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THE NICEST AND
.1
t:mib- wnitin" and irarrinir. for the-! . . . ' 1 u 1.1 !.. 1-
or a.iuarter of an ounco-passexj ' -" h-fril.nUjt readllv pai,l foVldm
lapiely upward through her brain and ; T f ( of IVmler county is
came out aoove ine icu u mp.e, irui k , (,,mia j 1)Ut win ,mvn a fajr
that is all there is about it. Ouiteau
oe-come with fear and kcj
pleaded for his removal to another
part of the building. His request will
probably be granted.
the wall and fell on the floor. Mrs.
Dudly fell with her head" in the closet,
whence she had but a few. -moments
badly damaged
; -crop of corn, foln good in that,
fAnumbcr of Englishmen frtood
! around u .-mall lak? in a Londn Park
- 1 A - ,1 1. 1... I 1 .
iore outameu ner.iav, m .,.m . .:nv . cljd drown; thcwater cmly
her. Drs. Pierson and Richard- were j thnc hM.( ? might wet their
i m
in
fT--' i rn Yft u
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(fcfAl.11lTffll OPIT It'll : I U 1 1 I .4-1. -k1ik.l f nrit I Iflln IfA I . . . . -
ome sections.- 1 . ... - prom p 11 ?umiiw-.i vii 1 1-1 t Iks- - 1 ne selectmen 01 rranco-
iT.tifnv.-. ridand corn i" ruined, cariie up estcnia iro.n j , but tney agrcea tfwt tne x Hi Imve given the name of
.n;-.i.. ...r .f mh will be Ky,," says the ( hicago
, Llurday, ''that the drought
lvde.--The corn crop is better by i part of State is .tnvprtYedcrited. J he WOrd or gave sign of concioutnehs, 0rTie farmers of Cleavelaml county
far than It has been in years. That I alder inhabitants remember a severe ; Tut nfter nddnight death ensued. j un. to liold a mooting at Shelby, Oct.
which is said of Uvde holds gcnxl, season in Js54, but in that case the The b.ket piston," -aid a friend :ij4 to ak an cxtviiMyii of time for
nw.oij, - Evervthinir no-slble was o..rtuld to one of the White J nuiun.
that v.. 4- "t Timllv .n' .itturtl ri : ..1: ti,' it.Lni
we learn With all
1. . 'wKn.i,iI.ni ..itl, ,11 nf rainfalls beenn A month
to the reporter, 4wns the straw which , payment of guano lulls. It is au-
The service priKded smoothly un' lain oi Monday next for trouble of! -nnnfies The shout of nlentv comes ; later than now. Our informant do- . , , t a,nHV i,nck, Of l'telf it : nonncol that P 0i-dont Davis has ar
til the clergyman reached the point ; the brain, which the physicia s assert ! U1, from all the counties on the fCa- dfiros that there has not been a good wa m, reason why the woman f hould riVed at Livcrpi-d iuiU inU.sposeI.
whertf lieasked the bridegrorfin . if he is due in no sniall.degrr to the use of lMard. -ii rain for nearly two ioonths. Thecon- cunuuit suicide, .but it was the ruJini- j He "refuses to Ixv inU-rviewed.
took the "woman" to be his wedd?d certain a-ids to-stain or color hr h;iir. I t. -finnrt rmns. not ftt all hurt ' : that niot of the Cora : notion of What had unuleasanlly OC-I TKnntheria !a: f.t.fdemle in UWla: in
. f w .1 , ly ' T . - . .-w . ....... 1 DMin.-. . . v. . - - j . , .-- - . v I uv nr. v r - - - j - - l" V
M-ne. ko urn u, . Koanng Hill re-1 - . . . - .1- 1. v- r.di5nr fr ax. w! iM-owliitf and tonpetl at .two 'or -;.urrtHl for more - than- a -year."--XeW certain-comhiunlties -,an'd 'iafahe all
0 l lie '111 OU 11 1. -.- " """"Pi v -- .v, I j .1 N
looted Com cop plendid. throe feet high, producing nothing, or , york j(robL the children under 1 year- bf age
Iredell. In some localities the corn 'at best but vorthls nubbins. All' .;. - - have died. The King of Dahomey
1 ; -hln even for U.rts ot srarden truck have ianeo. r or . . f s-i v matter: An Austin, Texas, w ith his army of Amazoas has
tJliedby remarking that he wai about
to marry a "lady," and that any man If the man who M ould rather sub
who called her "woman" 111 ust be re , scribe for a New York weekly news
markably anxious to incur the ex- paper that doesn't interest him-sim
peuseofa personal funoral. I'aving ! niv. k,, . , - , t
Z .. . ... , , PJ because it. is larger and cheaper
ho attention to this remark the eler- n . . s iui
gjman proceeded, and impaired if the - s ocal PftPri -will take the
hridegroom would promise to love, tronule colne into our olhee we wili
cherish, and' protect the 1 ride. This 'give, him a whole armful of old papers
W'sii ri'ir:inli d liv IV it, . i ,; i l;il 1 r
c". -.-j inx in in Ivan, .tie count not ak for
beliSht of au unnecessary asking of thing cheaper.
anv
... Kurrit nil fin.
tUer ' the first time in the .history of nian, ) v (.ame home from school vcr' ravage1 two native towa' carrying
Lenoir.Verv nearlv if not quite blackberries nave ieon aiauure. , inuch excited and told his father that; off the inhabitants for sacrifice tat the
i fullcron will be raise.1. i the water lanune -i-wv.o, . he believed all human oeing were; onnu,a festival. TheAralis have
Mc Do well. There will be a moder-; way. 1 f Vf it has become a prol ' d-scended from apes, wiwen maae tnc . cut oil the water Mippjy of Tunis.
atelV g'od crop. There will be no Y"'. mvtH impure stixk water. It is i old man so man thai no repiui, an-' 1 The protectmsts (high tariff men).
tV,. ..f ,rr,uu 1n: this countv. but SI t sav tiiat corn and tobatvo pro-' grily: -rhat nuiy . be the jasertth have' mlled a convention to meet in
e,v"'- - ' T' u will be cut down twottiras ; you, r,ut 11 am 1 wnn me
it wili comnuuul high figures. "1; with lat year. I you that, now,"
reh.-insoniv sect tuns tiie tro .-"l -
can tell
New -Yorky November
T0K IIIItE A.T ;
stables iHirl nnnr liilv a aitmA
bcr of fiue hdracs tot, &xn.
Our terms are as reasonable ml
those of any; first class 'ista&fc
and we guarantee to I please lit
our patroir?. r ,i . 21
If you desire a nids 'tfnjfliS,
any time call on us ' iadfl
will give itUo you. ;Vl ;
hvamy imou,!f n
WILSON lVt, Csk
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ytiflit.
J. T. Young & BroT
nicALra is-- :3 .TT
FINK WATCHES, DfAMOlfDfSfJ
JEWKLEY, SlLm WAUFi
Miimtflirtnrf r rrt U klnda "of tt"t,
ruin Gold Jewelry, Rlajs, 4
Tlie U'nt 110, castor, and ii.OQ jpf ku
ever KO'.d, Amenn walclic at the lowert
prjc!.. Svlid wlver pooil, fork! '"A.,
cheajr llian t-v r. Your order are a
licited and id lw rmpt!r aUendcd by
J. T. YOUNG & BKO.
1'KTCItSBVBS, Vi.
oct 30th 73.-11 r " '