IW A MOM-
. nA .JUL 1.1
By Ths Adance Publishing Company
"LET AU THE ENDS THOU AIM'ST AT, BE THY COUNTRY'S. THY GOD'S,
AND TRUTH S."
Josephut DinlelYISsnager
WILSON, N. C:, FRIDAY, XOVEJIBEItrSSl.
VOL.. ll.-3'O.
i Ax month (l.OO.
Wilson, Fr l DAY, November, It, 1881.
South Carolina VotKfooism.
Premium List.
A REMARK ABLESTOUY OF THEftl'PEK
v 8TITION OF TICK XKOKO.
POJtiTllY.
tub k'ia iu t:ut ha r.
One of the
in criminal.
most, remarkable cases !
annals w a tried by I
I tlic court of general sessions of Sumter j
! cou.ity, on last Wednesday. . It was J
,the St.vte vs. Johnston for the murder!
PREMIUMS AWARDED BY THE EA8T--KRX
CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION AT ITS
FIIWT ANNUAL FAIR AT HOCKY
, MOUNT, OCTOBER 2GTH 2ST1I, 1SS1.
so of the noon alar of Joj,n )xw on the fifth day f last '
otn'hi' H' the prisoner and 1.1 j
111 Uiv iirtim." w mi; j. i"'iivi ii).
Through the drowse of tiu
rme droning the Ar;
: v 4. In. tlirrrtill thi
nA.i. fi... -.iMr:Kr th.it foniMs of faith. ' victim were negroes, and the trial de-
lie neither had thought nor care, j v el o ped the system of vondooism, or j
Though the Hp of the .scornful Greek 1 f,.ti(.nisni. to which their race is still i
might curl , - " Tl addicted in the Southern States. The! Je Brake, Wheat.
Or tno insolent r rumv num, i;vru. . . 4.1; I 44
, i nrjsoner. before his trial, made the !
"In the name of the Prophet, li!" following confesfn, which w as put 1 Cllobe,
A traveler, loitering near, ' in evidence: lie stated that he wivi fJe?5se Ur.ke, -Ham,
Half M-reeiied in a nicneV deep re:ess, -n ,oVo v itu tho NV-fe of tic decea-ied, (i V Winstead, Stock corn,
Turned languidly round to hear. - ; . , Too T. liako HmiH mm
Hut warce naa tne rai im-vseu . .1- " ; " . -
lire 11 ripple, that seemed u sigh, . j the prisoner being about forty; that
Blurred faintly the calm of his lip.s and ; s!i repelled hw advance?, and he
DEPARTMENT 4A,' Ag. Div. 1, ClMA 1.
Jesse Brake, Kx. Com. Sup'rinten'nt.
J. II. Phillip, V
U. 8. Wimoerly, Judges.
i Ja. II. Kxuni, j
. -
fl.'M)
Turnipn, Norfolk
1.00
broke
Iu a haze on his dreaming eye.
"In the name of the Prophet, figs!"
!! listened with u downcast lace.
"This Moslem," he fatd, "is brave to
own
11 is creed in the market-place; "
-.f. t ...:.K ........., t ti-i,f
HU 1. Willi iiiihi;hh-,ii mini,
nought tlic aid of a c njurer, one Or
ange Itaac, an aged negro. The so
called conjurer gave him a charm,
known in the language of 'negro witch-
i craft as a "hand," composed of various
articles, viz: beeswax, fox's hair, a
ii
it
Table Peas
Stock 44
Iluckwheat,
Chufas,
Sweet potatoes,
Bale cotton,
Hay, crab grass, l)i-
.25
2.00
1.00
1.00
.50
1.00
.1.00
5.00
TV.r H'i 111 1 riasi SRhin A flrAtsi. !
N J Pittman, Southdown sheep t ftO
Col C BKillebrew, CoUswold ram 2 00
DrJnoR Mercer, Sheep 200
A II Arrington, Cashmere goat 1 00
Dep. 4C 1)1 v. 2, Cla-w d, Fowls.
LathaTii A. William?, Importetl ' 1
Irish (lame Fowls " T I 00
Joshua Bullock, Coop of bantam'
chickens ' ; 1 00
II B Ityan, Tri Cochin Chinar ; 1 00
Mrs T II (Jriffin, Coop Frizzled I'm .-
chickens. ' f r100i
Josh. Bullock, Geese 100
Jno 11' Phillips, Trio American
Domini. 1 00
J Jno W Phillips 44 BronzoTur-
kevs ' ' f Pi 1 100
J J B Vick, fJams chickens Diploma j
GC Battle, White crested black
Poland China I 00 i
mLhs Corlna Everitt, koit counter
- - pane I gold Thhnblc
44 Ann jseal, knit rushing In
dies jiencil
fl it Snider, counterpane Ladles
. : pencil
Mary; Travathan, Trimmings
: Silver mug
MM Virginia Thorp, bushel dried
apples 1 00
Miss II O Worsley, (7 year old), ,
pair socks, gold Iocket
, 44 Nannie Strickland, needle
The Grant Itfattslon la Xew York.
twork
gold Thimblo
L DEPARTMENT 4K.'
Dr. C. IKillebrew, Ex. Com. Sup.
' N. W. Boddie, V
' Miss 3T:ig. Whitfield, V Judges.
Jfrs. W. L. Thorpe, )
Mrs J II Thorp, oil painting, Min-
ature pin
Miss Grilfln, card receiver silver
Thimble
" Emily Lancaster, oil painting
, landscape 2 pr. gold ring
mm Dorsey imttle,
minaturopin
Dr J O F Drake, oil
-Pi".
Iloma.
Cleojas Parker, Texas grass,
1.00
ntue aanu irom tae snoe oi me peou c j c n Killebrew. Irish Po-
Anil a hope that can know no shame, ' intended to be acted on, and a drake's tatoes 1.00
Not once in the lwiust or tins mum- root au SoWed ui in a small cotton v '5110.11 wfit nr.f
- tude
Have I
name.
thought of my Prophet's
'In the name of the Prophet figs!"
No vagueness about tlie way
He honors the slow muezzin call,
When his hour has come to pray.
It matters not where he be,
His worship his faith reveals:
"Would I hive the' manhood amid these
crowds,
' To kneel as the Arab kneels?
"In tiu? name of tho Prophet, figs!"
It sinks to an echo sweet,
Yet tloats to me buck with a jnmgent
sting
Of reproach In thin foreign street.
It hiils that, with faith as bold
As-tho Moslem's, I bravely do ;
All things whatsoever, great or small.
In the name of my Prophet, too.
inpjuaa for A Brifle.
A STORY THAT WILL SERVE AS A
ItASIS FOKA DIME NOVEL.
Mansfikd, Pa., Oct. 14. Miss Al
ln, tho seventeen-year-old daughter
of a well known resident of this village,
lias for a year past kept comi'any with
tJeorge ('.'lark, and tiie courtship re
sulted in an engagement. Of late the
irirl's narents have shown mucJi oi-
poitiou to tii march, and Clark was j no NVoru it upon.his person
bag. He was told to wear it for one
week, and tho woman would love
him. lie did so, and at the end of a
week reported to the conjurer that the
woman had confessed her bve for
him, but had refused to accept himtis
her paramour unless her husband
separated from her. The conjurer
then gave Johnston another charm
designed to alienate the husband from
the wife. It was worn the prescribed!
time, but he roported that the woman
(and her husband continued to live
happily together, and that tho charm
would not work. The conjurer re
plied that Davis, must be .possessed by
u devil, and that he would give John
ston a charmed bullet, which ho must
put in his gun and tire at Davis's head
as he passed fioni the woods in which
he was working towards his home at
sundown the next evening. Johnston
objected thatjf he killed the nian'tne
law would hang him-' if. he were found
out. His fear on this heal were al
layed by the conjurer giving him an
other cnarin, winch he said would be
proof against the law, and that, no
judge or jury would convict him while
Thus lor-
Oats, 1.00
44 Pumpkins 1.00
44 Cotton stalk, . .20
X. tt. Strickland, Bu'l flour, Di
ploma. J. W. Powell, Leaf Tobacco, 1.0'J
It, A. Ellington & Sons., Manu.
. factum! Tobacco, 'Bonnie Kato'
Diploma.
ll A Davis, Meal , j
1) W Thorp, Millet seed. 1.00
ll II Hicks. Paumas rice. 1.00
N B Killebrew, Golden millet
bunch,
M J Battle, Hay, Orchard Gras
Diploma
GC Battle, whito -4 white
Foland China 100
J E Haywood, Black Partridge
Cochin " 100
B D Armstrong, Trio Isarsery
ducks 1 00
M A Knight, 4 white Colorado
Turkeys ' 1 00
D Abrams, trio Puddle ducks 1 00
Dr C S Killebrew, trio White
Brahmas 1 00
M Y Moore, Dark Spanish Friz- -
1 00
11
11
it
',k.K;ii..i fhn hnui "rnit in mot 3iiss
H'l 1MIUV II " " "
Allen iu public places, and frequently
lnootiiu's were arranirod at the house
ofa mutual friend. At length the!
. 1 ' ? i i.. ...,..;,1 '
wjui'io iieiermint-Mi iu et iimncu mi
titled, Johnston shot Davis through
the head 0:1 the; following evening,
killing him instaiitly, and covered his
body with leaves in the woods near
.pito of the parents' objections.
atTair was arranged by Miss Kate
Beach, and carried out by the couple,
agisted by Miss Beach and George
Morrison, a voting law student. One
lay Isst week Miss Allen attended
the county fair with her mother. .On a
pretense of going foradrink, Miss Al
leu left her mother and went to a place
where young Clark, Miss Beach and
George Morrison were in waiting with
carriage, in which all were taken to
the house of Lyman Beach, a relative
of Clark, where the marriage ceremo
nv was performed by Bo v. E. E. Mor
ru, of Jainesburg. The samo after
'noon the newlv marrietl couple came
to this village to make arrangements
to go on a wedding trip. )Vhiio they
were at the depot in the evening, and
ju?t before the arrival of the- train
which was to take them away, Mr.
Allen put in an appearance, and alter
attempting to whip Clark, he marched
his daughter home and locked her up.
The hride-irroom, by legal advice, pe
titioned for a writ of habeas corpus,
and Associate Judge ltetan issued the
writ. .Meanwhile a large crowd had
surrounded Mr- Allen's house .ami
threatened to rescue the imprisoned
, bridc.At midnight the young husband
appeared with a deputy sheriff and the
writ. Allen refused to admit them,
fwuring the crowd outside, but the
paper was read and then passed
through the blinds. On the day fixed
for a return to be made to the writ,
Allen asked for a postponement until
Punday, and while making arrange
ments for this Clark went to a hotel
near by, where his wife had been left,
and attempted to speak w ith her, but
her father, returning, interferred, and
the voiin hi id w:is hurried into a
vragon and driven off. She rose in
the wagon, however, and waved her
handkerchief at her husband. She
.was kept concealed until Friday even
ing, when, by a settlement between
young Clark and Allen, she was al
lowed to go with her husband. Early
in the evening people legan to
suspect that something had oecured
or was about to occur. Watching
Clark, they sawhim drive up to Al
len's residence about 10 o'clock, and
when he returned a few minutes later
he had his wife with him . They were
met by a crowd of citizens Who un
hitched the horse and drew the wagon'
through the streets, headed by the
eollege bras band. Cannons and
guns were fired and a general jubila
tion, was indulged in. At the resi
dence of Clark's father the crowd of
fered their congratulations, filing past
the happy pair, who were stationed in
the parlor. The .self-invited guests
were then 'handsomely treated at the
bauds of th elder Clark.
The j the .pot where he fell. He then pro
ceeded to the house of tho deceased,
an1 rorniveil and welcomed by
the widow, and domiciled himself in
the place of the dead man. The broth
er of the deceased, suspecting from his
absence that ho had been the victim
of foul play and finding Johnston in
possession of his house, had him ar
rested on suspicion of murder. The
body was found covered up as describ
ed on the fourth day after the killing.
The prisoner confessed the deed as
Oats
" 44 Peavine
44 " Corntops
Jno J Battle, 41 Clover
44 bale Shucks
JCColey.Jute
Ja D Jenkins, Grass-nuts
44 Brown corn
T P Braswell, Ground marl
J J Sharpo, Rough rlco
department 4a' Div. 2, Garden.
Willis Eason, Oyster plants ,
D Abrams, Bi'k Spanish raddish
; 44 Carrots
Jesse Brake, Boot
44 Red Pepper
44 Parsley
M C Moore, Tomatoes,
Mrs A J Cotten, Garden peas
Mrs Jas D Jenkins, Lima beans
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1 .00 i
1.00
.2')
1 .00
1.00
U. S; Orant ha occupied a conspicu
ous position in America since 1W,
and Ls yet endeavoring to keep him
self prominently before the people.
He has purchased a mansion In the
city of New York and the manner
in which It Is lelng fitted up L mov
ing the society of that grVat city.
The Cincinnati JZtqttirer give th
following description of the furnishing i
of the Grant mansion. That paper
says: There is quite a flutter lnsoc!e
ty owing to the announcement that
General and Mrs, Grant, aro' to givt
an elegant reception a soon as tlielr
new house is in perpect ordor, and
every day w orkmen and artists are.
bripging near tho desired end. I . un
derstand not a single article has been
Iwught or ordered for the fird floor
oil ixrt rait
oil
gold Pencil
Flowers
1 00
1 00
1 00
BJ Howell y largest
Garden seed
display of
DEPARTMENT
Horses.
1,
2.00
Class 1,
Tt. H. Ricks, Ex. Com. Sup.
Judges, 4
Jno. P, Arrington,
W. G. lowis, ,
11. J.Lancast-r,
Joe. L. BraKe. Farm horse, $3.00
J M Braswell, thoroughbred Stal
lion, 'Cashier' 5.00
stated, and was placed on trial beforo pCG Armstrong, saddle horse 3.00
3.00
under 8
Silver mug
Judge Mackey, at Sumter, on Wednes
day last. The trial drew an immense
throng of negroes to the court house,
where faith in the power of the con
jurer satisfied them that the prisoner
could not be convicted. His faith
was strengthened by the fact that t wo
of thejurors empanelled in the case,
one a negro and the other a white
mnn, were taken suddenly ill, and
others had to be substituted in their
places. The jury, as finally organized
Consisted of nine whites and tnree
blacks. The prisoner wa ably de
fended by Messrs. Barron & Beard,
and the trial occupied the entire day.
The jury were out but ten minutes and
returned with a verdict of guilty. The
verdict was received with exclama
tions of surprise j-from many of the
negroes present.; Judge Mackey, who
is not sensitive to charms of tho class
described, at once proceed ed to sen
buggy
J W Powell, colt ovor 2,
years old j
W S Battle, colt over 1, under 5
years old Silver mug
D II Barlow, colt under 1 year
old Silver mug
W S Battle, brood mare 5.00
W H Whitehead, pair driving
"horses 5.00
M J Battle, best display in depart
ment B, Silver Goblet
Dep. 4,4 Div. 2, Class 1, Mules.
Col C BKillebrew, mule colt over
2, under 3 years old . Silver mug
Col C B Killebrew, mule colt over
1, under 2 years old Silver mug
Department.! 4C Div.l, Class 1
' Domestic Animals. .
zles chicken
Jas S Battle, wild Geese ';
Mrs Jas D Jenkins, peafowls'
W C May. Geosc
Joshua Bullock, yellow Turkey k
Joshua L Horn Jr, PlymoirthRock
chicken v. "f-.f 100
Col C B Killebrew, best display' of ?
poultry Goblet
The premiums in department 44D"
may bo changed owing to artlclesrnot
in tho published list, getting premi
ums. The premiums have to be
awarded approximate to articles of
similar nature in published premium
list. Not having a price list of jewel
ry before me, some premiums may be
changed to articles of r more or less
value. Secretary. ' T
DEPARTMENT 4D" PUvl JQliViS 1,
Pantry Supplies. . ,
B. II. Bunn,Ex. Com. Sup.! 7
G. C. Battle, ) V
. Miss Mary Parker, Judges.
3rrs.M. E.GYiJiin, j ,- .
Jno J Battle, butter T i ' ' Churn
A C Thomas, Soft soap , '- -. ' 50
P C Taylor, Cano syrup, 2nd pr.! 75
Miss Marv Ricks, bread '- :
Mrs S T Cherry, Canned Apples i
" 44 41 Tomatoes 50
44 4- best lot dried fruit 75
44 C II Jenkins, Apple Jelly 2 pr. To
44 T II Griffin, Tomato catsup . . 50
44 44 Apple jelly 1 pr -100
44 D Abrams, Pres. pears, bery ladle
4 41 - 44 peaches 2 pr. 75
3iss Virginia Thorp, preserved
citron Bery Ladle
J W Proctor, syrup amber cane 1 00
.Mrs M J Battle, crab apple jelly 1 00
: 44 T P Braswell, eari'd peaches 50
44 J R Reives, pickle beet, Pickle
Fork
44 T 1 Braswell, Canned Ap
ples, 1 prem. ; 50
" S E Porter, Sweet pickle wa-
termelon rind .Pickle Fork
44 A J Cotten, ctm'd tomat's2 pr. 35
44 J r Phillips, dried apples 50
44 44 peivches 50
44 44 Cucumber pickles Pickle
Fork ' ' . "j - .
44 S E Porter, loaf bread (home
flour) .
Miss Bettio Battle, Biscuits
Mrs C II Jenkins, hard'soap
44 S E Porter, German pickle,
ring
. ...
Mrs Dorsey Battle,
gold ring
J W llays, crayon portrait 2 00
Miss Carrie Jones, crayon, fdlll
life design 2 00
rw?nrv itullot-k. 2 tr. 1 50
Miss M G Whitfield, pencil draw
ing 2 00
Mrs F M Griffin, pencil drawing 2
premium 1 '50
G W Proctor, painting on glass 1 00
44 2 pr 75
THE NEWS IN A HUT-Slftll.
Gulteaus connel ak for further
time In which to prepare the .
Hon, Sackville West, the new British
Minister, arrived In Nevr Yorlc Frl
daw The Inindon TSmt ! says
that In Bank of.Exigland: holds no
money fur tlie payment of Confwleratc
Bonds.-. - A Tea hfgeToIlHT ha
been sentenced to tft years in the ien-
itentiary. Itlot In Mayo wunty,
Ireland; result, one death.' Thve-st-igation
into the conduct of the Nlntlt
Massachusetts regiment at Klchfnond.
Va., on their visit to Yorktown, has
begun In that city, by a committee
sent South for the purpivse,- -Oultcau
is anxious to be ttled.- PJttston,.
Pa.tlierc are over one hundred casos
of small-pox, and the excitement U
great. The scarlet fever ) is In
Newbeni.- The ninth annual ses
sion of the North Carolina Statu
Orange will te held In Weldon, be
ginning Tuesday, December IStli. -
Mr. T. C. Harris is making wood cuts
the eighty cases of magnificent j to Illustrate a "Life of Rfnlnn'ttd, th
presents presented to the. General on i Outlaw."- President Arthur plain-
1 00 i Mrs N G Whitfield, Pencil draw-
bis foreign tour furnishing them i
throughout, as well as supplying the
rest of the house with objects of art
of e very conceivable sort.
No two pieces of furniture In the
parlors and reception rooms w ill 1h
alike. Curiously ealned chairs, vel
vet and gold embroidered divans, and
ebony and Ivory fauteuil, uphoLsfcred
with - Gobel'.n tapestry and hand
wrought brocades, w ill take tho place,
of the modern set.-
TTin frinntal hnn?r!iifr nd Persian
ing2 premium 1,50 L.rnnt . wero lnaie for tho ex-prsi-
44 W D Bryan, minature convex I dent as.gift,t and Mrs. irant will tn-
, . picture pvucu cur theevoriasting envy of women by
HG Worslely, vase dried grasses I 00 usinj; thennefit and most exquisitely
Miss Nannie Fowers,wall pocket.pencd W()Ven Imli.lcashmorc!, for the dra
S W Everitt,fox horn, gold tooth pick of ,u,r own l)OUU)ir.
H R Thorp, Bird eggs Pencil The tabios and stands are of buhl
II G Worsley, bone jewelry, 2 pr 1,00 ftnd mosftlc worJt. the mirrors liang
Miss It Braswell.wall basket, pencil . PI1fi0.lslv K,rVe 1 frames, cut by tho
44 M Jarriot, hair work, gold thimble jack.knivc; of the skillful Swedish
2 uVlses PearCo, case hair work.pencil
carvers. Pictures of every variety
Miss Sallie Chambers, toilet set, pencil ftnd all of mcrit 5n different degrees
m Strickland, Picture frame ,.1,00 uive frames in themselves works of
Miss Jane Marriot.card basket, 2
premium Siver Thimble
44 Sallie Griffin, wax fruit 1,00
44 44 44 44 flowers 1,00
m E CAstex & Co., New Davis
Sewing machine,
art. while statuarv and articles of
----- j
vertti ornament the rooms lavishly
In General Grant's prlvato dressing
room stands a miniature house of five
stories, and nearlv three feet In
Miss E D Kirsey, basket made of
musk melon seed Io0j
Department 4F' Machinery.
E Cherry, Ex-Corn. Superintendent.
J. L. Home. Sr. )
J.m. Neal, Judges.
Jones Mayo, j
Sessum's,small colored boy, j
' made engine
W Bobbins, Water power,
(model) Diploma
Division z, i iass l.
Diploma heijlht lt -lA of R0iid silvercuriously
G
beaten and raised in queor flowers
and odd birds. On opening the vari
ous doors and windows that led out
on comical little balconies, can be
discovered cases, of frettel silver con
taining bottles and flasks of carved
ivory filled with diflerctij and delici
ous perfumes. Tins was presented to
the owner in China. A pleasant re
minder of India is a pair of superb
HackneyBroi; daybuggies.diploma elephant tusks neorly six feet, in
44 44 best wagon 44 length, the polished ivory set off by
J L Horner,Sr,doublc cultivator 41
Division 3, Class 1.
Remington Manufacturing Co. (b.
1 A rmiitrAiiir A irf I liorsn
turn nlow. ' diploma remarkable Japanese picture a hunt
Remington Manufacturing Co. (n ing scene. The ground is of cr?aniy
D Armstrong Agt) display of Si.tin. and the subiect is worko I out
i . . .1 1 I
Rocky Mt Mills CVtton Yarns (Jiploiila
S K Fountain A Co., Rocky Mount foliage standing out as In roal life
Cotton Plow diploma and the colors exquisite and naftiral.
Hobgood & uro., Ltility cotton How exceptional a memory Gen
and turn plow u,Ploraa Grant bar is shown in the fact that he
jeparuuui vj
S T Cherry, Ex-Com. Superintendent.
ST Jenkins,)
M J Battle, V Judges.
? fi i JO Bryan, j
C II Jenkins, display of apples diploma
K k : ii ii .i i Cioblet
J S Brake, concord wine 1,00
elaborate gold mount nigs. v i .
The wall n one side of the family
sitting-room is nearly covered by a
ly says that the jstar route th-?Se must
bu prosecuted; Good Brigadier
Anlereln- has been a p Minted (bivern
or of llavanna. A heavy frost at
Paris, Texas, killed th- top crop of
cotton Wednesday night. .- Tho
Methodist Committee has decided to
give $07o,O00 for missionary purposes.
-The Atlanta Imposition pro
nounced by Edwin Atkinson tho
most complete ever held.;' Trinity
College bus 110 students. 1,200
horses in Philadelphia are suffering
from 4,plnk-eye" and pleuro-pneumo
nia. y King Kaiakaua I tlt ranu
wich Islands cullesl on President Ar
thur a few days ago.- Arthur will
make no removals rrom ornce until
after December. The -WomanM
National Christian Tcm iterance, L n ion
met in l ounndry etlitxllst Onirvlr,
Waddngton, D. C, last week; Senator
Blair, of New Hampshire, addressed
them and tendered them a reception.
The Raleigh Graded Hehuol lrt
490 pupils. TheGoldboro4ratleil .
.School has 417.- The telegraph
lino from Shanghai to Tientsin ts n jw
In course of rapid construction, and
will probably be In use before ttpi end
of the year.- - Juptm is agitated
by adeadkx k in her silk trade.
Kaviwan, in Tunis, North Africa,
was occupied bv the lVnch, witlrout
resistance, October 2Uth. Tho
damage bv the recent flood in tine up
per Mississippi is estimated nt about
S3,000,00t). Ex-Governor of South
Carolina was found 'not guilty of th
murder of young Drurj, ut NapolHnt
Ohio. A negro man named Wil
liams' was lynched last week for com
mitting an unmentionable crime on a
little orphan girl nino years old.
(?ork trees are suwssfully raised In
Georgia. Tho Arkansiwt cotton
crop was never so great, Georgia
reports only a quarter crop of . corn
and cotton. The orange crop of
Iuislana is a failure; The yield of
rice, sugar ami cotton is heavey.
Florida tinners aro plantingvcoeoa-
uuts. j. Rothschild Jot K0,WK,o00
francs in October, and that caused hU
death: On Wednesday 2ti7 vic
tims to Jormonism urrl,vwl'ln this
country from Europe. Gov Jar-.
vis says that wheat from Alamanco
county at Atlanta was deemed bettor
than wheat from Kansas. Tho
Colored People's Fair was held iu
Raleigh lust week, and was quite a
success. A $250,000 Hebrew Or
phan Asylum is to l-rected in New
York.- Senator Hill's tongue is
The ( ommltteo
44
44
knows at a
these thousands of gifts came from
the name of the city, honor and the
circumstances of the presentation
Ho does not exhibit the least com
placency in their exhibition, but Mrs
Applebrandy . l,0iHGint snows a woman s imiuni Bir
Honey Rum 2 premium .d flcation In them.
. - .:. I 1 1 . . . S . it
ijrs. 1 naruv, jnaeivirrry wmv
m Braice, cmer wine, j m Amngwa mvtiinfr rir
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enerry w me, j jt us, oiiiiiyciuuiij
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mi. wine, eiumcuio notice. . irri...Mu.inW-tJ4.8.i n.l- n nv.
. : T . in nmn ,,,S
50,-"".;' VVj; Uilinnf romlv for dintheria. The
v . raK.e, w ' '
0,1 The nremiums will be delivered at disease is declared by Mr. Greathead,
gold RK-ky Mount as soon as possible, of Australia, to be a hydrntfMl growth,
This- report is hurnwllv written and and the fl )f it
nicelv healed.
nt from Massachusetts to Investigate
the alleged bad conduct of the Ninth
glance where each of - , fl u u,7 xerv
damaglngtestiniony swtrn to by loilios
and eentlemen. Col. O. M. Jur-
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DeP.44D"Div2, Class 1, Dry Good.. " j ASM). J E KKTNS ' Seer.
T. P. Braswell, Ex. Com. Sup.
J. Howell, )
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A. II. Ricks
R. Carter, Judges.
teuce the prisoner. In response to
the question from the Judge, whether ; X J Pittman, Devon bull
he had anything to say why sentence ; T P Braswell
$4.00
2.00
of death should not be passed upon;
him, the prisoner replied that he had
had a fair and impartial trial, but there
were powers at work which the jury
could not understand, but intimated
that those powers would yet interfere
in his behalf. He requested the Judge
Jno J Battle, Cow A cal, Alderny 3.00
44 44 Grace Aye. 2.00
44 3 year old Jfcrsy bull 2.00
Dr Jno R Mercer, 6 year old Jer-
nybull 4.00
G C Battle. Cow and calf , 3.00
Grey Armstrong, Fat ox 2.00
Mrs N A Braswell, Counterpane,
2 premium Silver mug
mIss Pearce, Quilt .Silver mug
Mrs E L Parker, silk quilt, Ladies
Pencil
44 Harriet Proctor, Rag Carpet,
gold Thimble
Miss Kliza Cherry, home-made fT
rug,
Mrs C S Killebrew, Carpet
Secretary Blnine.
germs ol ll iioaxmg aoouv
certain impure atmospheres are hi
haled by human beings: l or a grown
person four drops of sulphurus acid
diluted in three quarters of a tumbler
of water, w ith a smaller dose for chll
dren. The effect of this treatment Is
phv shot ami mortally ''wounded GS
Savairc. at Hot Springs, Arkansas;
Savage was understood to have threat1
oned JAlrphy's life.- An inch of
snow in tho mountains or rennsyiva
tiin. and the thermometrr 12 nbovo
zero. " An extra session of the -
loulsiana lejcislature ineets In New
Orleans on the 1st of IHtember.
An unknown man was murdered and
robbed near I lenrfetta, Texa-, Friday.
to give -him as long to live as the law j Mrs M E Griffin, Devon Cow 3.00
would permit, saying with a very per-; Jesse Mercer, Devon A Dtrham
tinetuse of the argumentum ad homi- tow
nem. 44IIow would you like, your i Dr m B Pitt, Yoke of oxen
3.00
5.00
honor, if you were in my place, to be
hung in a hurryr" juuge jiuvkcj,
nnnreciatinlr the force of this argu
. . . j
Dep. 4C Div. 1, Class lx Hogs.
I II Griffin. Native boar v 2.00
ment, sentenced Wm to hai on , R ucrkshire boar 3.00
FHdav. the twenty-fifth day of No-. . . . , ,
' is liatcneior, ooar -nu pair uioma
2.00
v.miwr inxt" The necro faitn in
their system of fetichism. or the pow-! B J Lancaster, Sown A pigs
er of charms, has been strengthened ; n y Dupree, 44 2nd pr Diploma
by the fact that the sheriff of the coun- j j L waver. Fat pisr S.00
A . I 4- in Tri m o ni 1 1 ifr : -
iv. a ruiiuM limit i" v- v 44 u o aa
dropped dead within three hours after j , n
the prisouer w as sentenced and few j R II Racks, pen Jersey Reds (11) 2.00
minutes after he had expressed his j G Reives, Sow A pigs, (Jersey
abhorrence of performing tne painiui isow) 2.10
??JL.E Watson, Opossum Diplom,
credit of the prisoner that when In-t J L HorneSr, I lg
formed of this death he wepUdtterly. J G Rei ve?, Jersey boar
I '.
Mr. Blaine has announcel his pur
pose to visit the South during the
eomincr winter. Tlie South will re-
o
ceive him as the exponent of the broad
national policy that distinguished the
iiOfc ; brief administration of Ms lamented
Castor chief. , . ir. Blaine has recently ex-
44 Sue E Pitt, calico quilt 2 pre- pressetl himself with some decision
mium Gold Thimble ! and cmpliasis as favoring the absolute
"Josh Killebrew, Home made I and final removal of the Southern
coat Goldf Thimble question from national politics and a! IJJ
44 Josh Killebrew. home made , m.aAtr.finfiiiitinn of the sections, i s" ft
VhimiPl A dii7. k-nivM and fork, ' . . .i.. ki- atrio e ! these sudden recoveries
- j vs VIIV! ivjiini:iiwiun;wi .....t j. : r tt i .1
Mrs. Josh. Killebrewyt Blanket, 1 8entiment there can be no doubt as to! placrsl on record, with full and satis
f pr. V Silver mug r.int!n Mr. Blaine wiU rcceivo ! fitctory results of the performance of
4 I." II. Griffin, Calico Quilt I pr. ! la the S titlu
Silver mug 1 1 m t
Miss Lucy Marriott Crochet,
Ladies pencil
44 Dolha oay, Counterane Terrance Connely, of Newton, N.
nutter dLh. Cn . who commenced lasting more than
Mrs Elizabeth' Thomas Bolt. Cloth j a hundred days since, in order to cure
A Sew Core for Consumption.
instantaneous, the acid at one de-
de-st roving the parasites and the pa
tient's eoutrhin; up the obstruction.
Sufferers have recovered In a few
minutes bv adopting the Greathead
. V m u
treatment. Children almost previous
ly in a dying state, were declared to be
playing about within ton .minutes,
computation some forty or tity of
have been
this wonderful, infallible and quick
cure for diptheria. When necessity
demands you to arrctd thU dangerous
disease don't neglect to test the virtue
of the Greathead treatment.
An Indiana man has Invented n
rollinir pin which is bound to win
Hsvrafya, Sciatica, Lumbtgo,
Baciache, Soronosi of ths Chest, Gout,
Quint, Sard Throat, Swellings and
Sprains, Burnt and Scalds,
. GsnBrel Bodily Pains,,
Tooth, Bar and Headache, Frostfd Fact
and Ears, and all other Fain
and Aches.
J Dox. Knives and Forks his consumption, has concluded to go !
44 A C Griffin, Blanket half doz. ! back to solid food again, having de- goid opinions from certain male In-
Knives and J-orks . Triced much beneflt from the sUrvmg Uiividuals.When the domestic utensil
Mrs. Dr. Bullock,Silk Embriod- J process. For forty-three days not a Jf, ufti abovethe head a peculiar eon-1
cr-tr I jidiort Pnetl: 4 rrMitJfii1 nf sinvtK!nf uivp water i i.n.1. A !
Premiums made Special bv Judges, touched his lips. On the frrtj -third ; the weapon to give the woman i , w7Iir..ipwid
i day, at tho earned solicitation of his j n .imTt ran ca 4he oeciout. and tlie ! Ti1;
dtTSAC iiiu&c, ituuic iiichic .
tirAA innth tttlr
- u i , ,i- k-. i tcr he drank. ,Vs the brandy .'did;
. rr not agree with him, he left off-taking
J. W. cass,
Counterpane
Fruit dish
day, at tho earnest solicitation of his j a sraart rap on the occiput, and the
friends, he took n little brandy in tnc husband escapes the blow. It seems
like taking a pretty mean advantage
of a confiding and unsuspecting wo
man, and we shall not commend the
new invention Korriiton Htrald.
that, and on the sixty-third day took
Hime beef tea aud ster, out finally
gave that up.
of so Owt. tM rrr ee nfltrtn. th p
enn hve rhp and xtrAiiv roe4 f il claim.
IHTfJrm la EJcrcn L4nw.
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