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( -rcc'al Cor. Ully Review )
Washington. D.C. Jan..21M8S7.
The sl"icat in inner in which Chive
rius met his late, hi leni:tl?l cuilt, or
ralher hi- failure to n.nJt? the criai
for which he ilictl. sterns t havi con
tinued the belief of those who were in
ciinei to think him innocent, ami raises
a doubt in many who tbrubt him so
connected with the crime by a chain ul
circumstances as to tit the murder upon
hi"1- .... ' . ..
It seero3. incredible thai a man in bu
full senses wi.l thu3 eo into tne prcs
ence o! the Kteinai Jud. and yi-t, i
has been done, and doubtlesa- was in
hi oa?e ...
() f the most notable instances on
rMoo.d. pcrhap3, waa the case of the
Ki-lishnjan Bnnehtin. who ' was
I:-.!! in Wilmington some ypars ao.
i.,r jTi!l n a fortune sh'.'pkc-epfr there
by tbe name ol Fr ink de Silva. I thi- k.
Hh wus known to lu cu-tomt-rs as
"Frank." ;
S.rne ot your readers will reca'l 'the
cas-'. Frank was hmnd murtlered in
t!iH ',1"!V above his shop where he
usually slept. The wound shmvt-d ihat
!t.i h i ! been killed wi! a a blunt insiru
m'it. and a cut in tho j ist above hii
I.'ead suggested that the poleol in nxo
or hitcha had been usd. Oao with
stains upon it was tound in Brought-m's
possession, as waa, also, sumo ol the
things knoA-n to belonatotbe murdered
m:u7 Iiroughtou was tried and con
victed and executed, and, I doi?t think
n living soul ever doubteil hi3 cuilt.
Hut he denied it to the very "last and
u'id.T conditions that would seem im
p HMble. On the gallows, with the
rope abuuti'M neek, he reiterated hi3
innoc nee and siid : "That you may
know that I am n;t animated by any
hope of reprieve in this denial I will
re assert it by clapping my "hands alter
I am swung ofl" And he as nearly as
possible did it!
It is much to ba regretted that this
celebrated case was not reported in full
It was managed on b th sides with
jrcat ability and deserves, as It would
have found a place amount the "Lead
in:; Cases." -
It may b3 added, that he left a con
l!S-uon admitting crimes tcr which ho
deserved death, while denying that for
which he died. But. as I have said, uo
one doubted his guilt.
It puzzles the ordinary mind to note
the seeming indifference with which
men sometimes "shunl off this mor
ul coil." The French Revolution was
lull of noted instances, and none was
more dramatic than that of the Due de
Lausanne, lie was a finished represen '
tative ot tho French noblesse of tho
higher order, of great elegance of
manners, and of striking talents, but
utterly prodigal and unprincipled, lie
visited England and imbibed that An
clomania which was then quite fash:
iouable with some ot his countrymen.
On his return to France ho sett led down
in a village near V&vU and set up as a
philosopher. Subsequently he became
an avowed Republican, was placed at
the head of an army, fought and con
quered, was suspected, was seized by
the convention and completed the course
of a revolutionary general by dying on
tho scaffold. ' .
lie finished his career in the dramatic
style of his country. There was no
1 : - nnka "lanr'a Halmi" in lhnn
days. Tho criminal pronounced his
uaruo and the tribunal ordered his ex
ecution. The scaffold followed the ex
ample of tho tribunal, and the con
demned were generally put to death in
the next five minutes. In this case,
however, there was a delay of a whole
hoar. Oa returning to his dungeon, he
ordered oysters and wine,- While in
dulging over this final meal, the execu
tioner entered to tell him -that the'la.w
could wait no louger." I beg a thous
and pardons, my friend," said the
duke; "but do me the honor to allow
me to finish my oysters." The request
was granted. "But I had forgot." he
observed. "You will have something to
do to-day, and a glass of wine will re
iresh you ; permit me to fiil one." The
offer was graciously accepted." Again 1
. . ft I A. I '
had forgot, ne aaucu; mere is ojt
mutual friend, tho turnkey." Tho'turn
key was called in ; three glasses we're
filled; the three were drunk off a la
sanli ; and in a few minutes the head of
ibis gay fellow was rolling on the scaf
fold. A caso rivalling this in all but its
dramatic elcganca occurred in Duplin
county, N. C, some years ago -A
negro man was tried, convicted and
hung lor killing his master. On the
2&llows be was told by the Sherifl that
timo would bo allowed him for; any re
marks he desired to make, and h'o com
menced a rambling speech. In the
midst of it he stopped and calling tbe
Sheriff to him said: -Mr. Hussey, I
left sonie ginger cakes in the jail. I wish
you'd send for them." The amiable
Sheriff dispatched one of 'his deputies,
who soon returned with the cake3. The
condemned mandivided them among
the Sheriff and deputies and ate the
rest himself with the same nonchalance
that had been exhibited by Lausanne
ealled' lor a glass ot water and. a few
minutes later was executed.
But it is not always v so. Pope says
very truly : .
"Who combats bravely is not always
brave,
"lie dreads a death bed liko.the mean
est slave.
It is told of Marshal Ney. that the
morning of his execution found him
. . . . 2.
iota v unnerved. A iriena noticing i&
said: "Can it be possible that Marshal
Ney. who has faced death upon a hun
dred battle fields without fear, t rotables
now at its approach" The hero re
1 lied: "It is trna that Marshal Ney
has faced death, a hundred times wilt-
ut lear. but 'death never faced Mat"
1 I XT .
un xsey ueiore. ,
Here was a distinction witn a uiusr
QC0. -
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1
VOL. XL
CluYoriua died like a philosopher.
bat it is hard to believe had he
been guiltlefs, that he would not have
addi-d to hi forgiveness of. all a positive
and unequivocal denial before ho died.
Jacobus.
Excitement in Texas.
Great excitement has been-caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Tex . bv the re
markable recovery of Mr. J. E Corley,
who was so helpless be could not turn
in bed, or raise bis head; every body
said he was dying of Consumption. A
trial bottleof Dr. Kind's New Discov
ery wa3 sent him. Finding relief, he
bought a large bottle and a box of Dr.
King's New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two hoxe3 of Pills and two
bottles of the l)i covery, ho was well
and .had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds.
Trial Bottleof this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at W H. Green &
CoV
. .
Keiewa tier Youth
Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson, Clay
Co.. Iowa, tells the following remarka
ble story, the truth of which is vouched
for by the residents of the town: I
am 73 years old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not drcs3 mysell
without help. Now I am free from all
pin and soreness, and am able to do
all my own housework I owe my
'.hanks to Electric Bitter3 for having
renewed my youth, and removed cun
pletcly all disease and pain." Try a
bottle, only 50c. For sale by W. II.
Green & Co.
LOCAL NEWS.
TfcOEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Sntion House
T 8 Paoe Dearces3
Parkcr'a Hair Balsam
C W Yatks To Grocer i
F C Miller Gil don Ste 1
J OWN F GABREI.L-Wanted
CaoNEXEEBO Photographs
W II Yopp Make no Mistake
J A Springer Goal'and Wood
Tljoaon'a Capcln2 Poriu Plaster
Thos F Bagley Land Plaster
Parker & Taylor Lightning Uods
Ukissbergeb's Almanacs, rianos, Ac
V E Springer & Co Hazard Powder
Munds Bbos Cod t.lrer Oil. Kniua'ion
Geo R Fresch A .coxs l'jpulr.r Prices
W II ChideSter & Sox $25 per Month
Craddock & Co I lease Don't Forget it
GILES . & Murcuison House furnishing
Goods
Millkb & NiEsriJE Kenredy'a Medlcal
Discovery 1
For other locals see fourth page.
Muns N has rubber coats
brellas very cheap.
and ura
t Nor. barque ErragQjit Weber, heoce,
for Ghent, passed Dunzeness Jan
22ad
The cheapest place to buy your school
books andlschool stationery is at Hcins-
berger's. t
Yon will save-money and get the best
work bv sending your clothes for repairs
to John Dyer and Son. t
tVe see by the "New York Herald that
the Br. Stoamship Becchville, Evans,
hence, passed Dover Jan. 2Cnd. Of
course it is a mistake for she cleared
from here on that day.
Tbe Orchestra at the Opera House to
night will consist ot Messrs. W. E
Worrell, violin and conductor, I.
Greenewald. piano, and S. A Scblos.
cornet. an excellent trio from whom
good. music may be rotsonably expects
ed.
A Cold Wave.
Tho following cold wave warning
was received at ihc Signal Office here
at about noon to-day :
Hoist cold wave signal. The tempera
ture will fall from fifteen to twealy
five degrees duriog next twenty-four
hours.
Indication
For North Carolina, slightly older,
Westerly winds, becoming Northerly,
fair weather, preceded by rain in the
Eastern portion.
' . Aloro Complaints.
Cui plaints from subscriber of mil
ure to receive the Daily Review by
due course of mail have become alarm
ingly frequent ot late. All wo will say
at this time in response is that it will
surely go straight he real tcr or else the
authorities in Washington City will
know why.
Clearance Sale.
Big reduction in clothing at Shriek's
Ail small lots where sizes are broken
in suits; overcoats for men, boys and
children, reduced in price $2. $3, $1
and $5. The real cost or actual value
ot the goods have nothing to do with
Ibe low prices. Shriek has reduced
them to some extraordinary big value
for very little money. Don't fail to
see Siikier (or bargains; first come
will have best choice to select from at
the very low prices. New styles and
reliable clot bin can be had at I.
Shriek's, the Old Reliable Clothier
114 Market Street. f
r
J
Bath
WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. JANUARY
Superior Court.
New Hanover Superior Court. Judge
H.-C Connor, presiding, convened at
the Court House. in this city this morn
ing, but on account of the death of Mr.
Stacey Van Amringe, Jr., an attorney
of the Court, and a son of the Superior
Court Cleik, it adjourned tfntil 10 o'clk
to-morrow morning.
The Gale.
Tho gale, which began to blow lasj,
night, reached its maximum velocity
hero at 10:15 o'clock this morninjr,
when it blew at the rate of 31 miles per
hour, from the Northwe3t. At noon
to-day the barometer was m'ngand the
thermometer waa falling, indicating
fair and colder weather During, the
21 hours ended at 7 o'clock this morning
the thermometer fell 25 degrees at New
Orleans, 25 decrees at Atlanta and 22
degrees at Montgomery.
If you need a business suit, latest
style, good good, for a little money, go
to Munson's. f
Fire at the Poor House.
At about 1.30 o'clock yesterday after
noon, a fire was discovered on the
South eniTf tho County Poor House.
between the weather boarding and
ceiliug. There happened, fortunately,
to be quite a number of persons present
whohad gone to visit Superintendent
SavagQi on account of his serious sick
ne3sf and these, with the assistance of
a number of colored men in the vicini
ty, 'quickly tore off a portion of the
weatherboarding, by which the flames
were reached and soon extinguished.
It is not known precisely under what
circumstances the flro originated. The
fortunate presence of a number of gen
tlemen undoubtedly- prevented a seri
ous conflagration. The damage is
slight and i - fully coyered by insurance
Tbe neckwear department at Mun
son's is unexcelled anywhere in the
city. f
LtOiiise Arnot.
This distinguished actress, supported
by a strong company, will commence a
week's engagement at the Opera House
to-night. Wherever the company has
appeared they have given delight and
eatiro satisfaction. The Petersburg
Index-Appeal thu? speaks f their per.
formance:
Two and a half hours ot roaring
screaming laughter that brought tear8
to the eyes and made sides shake. That
was the condition of things at the Acad
emy of Music last night, where Miss
Louise Arnot and her company pre
sented "Fun on the Bristol." It is cer
tain that no passengers on that famous
floating palace ever had had po much
fun as had the people at the Academy,
for the Widow O'Brien was not of the
party. While all th members ot the
company did well, Miss Arnot was the
life and soul ot the performance, and it
can be truthfully said that the part of
the dashing-widow has never been acted
more pertectly than it was by this lady
last evenir g. To saythat the immense
audience was pleased, would be draw
ing it mild ; everybody was delighted
and vowpd it was the best performance
seen in Petersburg for many a year.
An Important Act.
. Tbe subjccl of the drainage of Gycu's
Mill pond, so as to remove as far as
possible tho 'danger of malarial poi
sons, together with a belter roadway to
the National Cemetery, has been a mat
ter of serious consideration among
those having in charge the sanitary
condition of this city. With this ob
ject in view a bill has ben drawn, ask
ing Congress! appropriate $20,000,
ot which amount $l(,0Q0 shall be for a
macadamized road, three fourths of a
mile iong. or from the Cemetery to near
Eighth street, and $4,000 to be apprc
priated for the proper drainage and
tilling in of the pond and its vicinity.
Tho road is proposed to be 30 feet wide
in the clear and two feet thick; tho
County Commissioners to guarantee to
the government GO feet of land, or 15
feet on each side of the roadway, and to
keep the road in repair after it is com
pleted. This bill Mayor Hall submitted
to Secretary of War Eadicolt, and to
the Quarter Master General, with
whom ho had long conversations, and
whose hearty cooperation he secured.
With their endorsements Mayor Hall
then went before the Military Commit
tee ot the House of Representatives, by
whom he was most favorably received.
He had a long interview with tbe Chair
man of this Committee, who was im
pressed with the importance of the
measure, and Mayor Hall returns .with
the faith that bis efforts will meet with
careful consideration-and finally with
approval by Cougress. -
L?ave your order at Heinsbcrger's
for the 'I7.Ce, Trial and Conviction of
Cluverius ihe murderer of Lilian Madi
eon. t
- - - - :-..,..-..'-, . . .. .' - , ............ .. - I .. .......
11 IT; V 1 .Mi W ,
, City Court.
James Davis; a 12 year-old. colored
boy, was brought before Mayor Hall
this morning, charged with throwing
rocks at an engine yesterday. The evi
dence showed tbat while one of the
engines was at the woodyard. at the old
Union Depot, yesterday, the defendant
was present and was picking up wood.
Engineer Bissett ordered the boy io pul
down tho wood, which the latter did,
but he picked up a picco ofi brick atd
threw it into the cab, striking the fire
man on the shoulder, and anotherman
on the leg, and came near striking the
steam gauge. The defendant. was rc.
quired to pay a tlne-of $I0or go'below
for20days. Hewentbelw. V
OI ED..
VanAmrtngb in this cltv, January 22nd,
1887, STACEY VANA-MRlSGif, Jr , ajred 21
years and 4 months, eon of Stacey and Fannie
Wallace Van amringe.
. McDOUGALL In this oty, on Monday
morning, January ? 4th MA. hi A 1,. ftrcDUU
GAIvL, in the 3iBt year of her as;c
The funeral will taks nlacc at th; residence
of her father onSiath, between Princcfs ard
Chestbut streets, to mo-raw (Tucpd ty) eve
ning, at 3 o'clock, thence to PeUcvuc Cemc
ry. Frlccdi and acquaintances are Invited to
attend.
N 15 VV A I VE ICT I SUM EN TS
The Sutton House,.
jyA-RKET STR8ET, SOUTH SIDE, ,BE
tween Front and "econ 1. Board by the Day,
Week or Month. Clean Roomp, Comfortable
Beds, Good Attendance and 'lu best ihe
miret affor.ls. Bates low.
jia2l ly
Lightning Rods.
OR ANYTHING IIE
f f can get,
to a travelling man,' who has
no Interest In yonr charities cr the building
up of your city timply take3 your money
and leaves when vou can get the same Hod
for 20 cents and Point thrown In, of an old es
tabl'Bhod house that has been xmtttng up
Rods for twenty years?
Ssencil Cutting byah experienced hand.
jan 24 PARKER & TAYLOR.
Photographs,
Q ALL. AT
Cronenberg's Gallery, H
FOR FINE WORK
Children's Pictures a specialty. Old pic
tures copied and enlarged. Call and sec spe
cimens. jan 24 II. CKONEHBERG.
House Furnishing Goods,
VXTE IIAVE AND ALWAYS KEEP ON,
tfand a w ell selected lot of Housef arnishlng
Goods. A new lot of Dinner Sets, Chamber
sets. Tea Sets and Fancy Goods just received.
Do not forget the Rochester Lamp if you In
tend to supply yourfclf with a Lamp. ,
GILES & MURCIUdON,
ian24 Crockery Department.
Make no Mistake !
TN ORDERING FISH AND
OYSTERS. Guaranteed sound and
EOlld when packed for dellvcy
TermaC.O !. W. H. YOPP,
I,ock, Box 415 or 10G South Front St.
jan 24
J. A. SPRINGER
HEAL QUARTERS FOR
Coal & Wood,
THESE HARD TIMES.
4 North Water Street
Hazard Powder.
j an
Wfi NOW HAVi;; TUB AGENCY FOR
this celebrated Powder which Is un
doubtedly the best sold In this country. Ncv
magazine built down the river (out of city
limits). Full assortment of all the sizes at the
lowest prices. , .
WM. E. SPRINGER A CO..
Successors to John Dawson A Co.
19, 21 and 23 Markot Street.
jan Zl
Wilmington N. C
Hides, Furs and Skins
OF ALL KINDS.
WOOL AND WAX. Highest cash prices paid
' J. F. GAKKELL,
Dealer an-1 Shipper of Caw Farr, tlides.
No. 110 North Water St.,
jao 24. Wilmington, N. C
To Grocers.
JQON'T FORGET THAT WE ARE Ilead
q carters for Paper Bags, traw ami- Manilla
Paper, Waxed "Butter Paper,' Twine, Ac.
Call and see our nejr style square bottom
Bag. We give the beat dlecount of any houfe
in the city on thee goods.
C. W. YATES,
119 Market St, Wilmington, N C
jan 24
rjMIR ONLY FIRST-a" AS KESTAURANI
In North Carolloa. -
T. E, WALLACr,
jrroprlcior
j&nlilm
(3o3
24, 1887.
NO 20
NEW AOVEItTISEMnVTr-.
OPERA HOUSE.
SIX NIG II TS AND ONE M ATI SEE COM
KENCING MONDAY, Jan T4. -
The Favorite Actress, '
MISS LOUISE ARNOT
Fuppnrtcd by her own Excellent Company,
who will prcssnt the following "choice plays
scicccd irom tne lauya extensive repertoire
Monday ..HIDDEN HAND
Thcsday M'l-ISS
Wednesday ....A CELKURAT ED CAsE
ADMISSION... ...... ...10. 2) and 0 CENTS.
No extra chance for Reserved f-'cata. -.! Now
en sale at Uclnsbergcr's B-jok Store. .
jviatineo 011 Saturday at 12 p. in.
jan 21 Ot - .
QPi9 HITTER MONTH AND A $3.50
pOauJJ OUTFIT FREE TO AGENTS
AND CANVASSERS. The Biggest Thing on
Earth, and a chance of a lifetime. Our new
enlarged Electric Portraits are the finest In
the world. Address W. II. C HID ESTER A
& SON, 28 Band St , New York. jan 24
Dli1 A T?TVT1?Q1 It3 causes, and a new
iJlYi: a JEAOiS and succpssful CURE
at yo'ir own home, by one ho was dcit
twenty-eight years. Treated; by most
of the noted specialists without benefit. Cured
himself in three months, and fiincc then hun
drcds of others. Full particulars sent on ap
plication. T. S. PAGE, No 41 West 31st St.,
New York City. jan 24 4w
Pleaso Don't Forget ft
That Dr. H.-Iamca Cannibas Itidica Is prepaicd
In Calcutta. India, from the purest and best
Native Hemp, and Is the only remedy, eith?r
In 1 hat country or this, that will positively
and permanently enre Consumption, Bronchi
tis, a stbmaNasal Catarrh and : Nervous l'e
billty, or break up a freeh cold In 24 hours
$2.fto per bottle, three bottles $6 53 Craddock
& Co , Froprietors, !C32 Race St. Phila.
jan ?1 4w d&w
ARE
YOU
CONSUMPTIVE.
Have you Cough, Bi-onchlti$, Asthma, Indl
gcstlon? Use PAKKER'S TONIC without
delay. It lias cured many of the worst caees
and i3 the beBt remedy for all affections of the
throat and lungs, ami disoaecs arlting from
impure blocd and exhaustion. The feeble and
sick, btruggling against disease, and tlowly
drifting to "the grave, will in most caees recov
er their health by the timely use of Parker's
'Ionic, but delay is dangerous. Take it in
time. Cures when all else fails. Gives new
life and strength to tte aged and inlirm. $1
at Druggists jan 24
Winter Exposure Causes
Coughs,
Cotds, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, rccmoDii
Neuralgi, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache and
other allmcnt, for which Pcneon s Ca peine
Plasters ara .admitted to be tha best remedy
known. 'I hey relieve and cure in a few houis
when no other application is of the least ben
efit Endorsed by 5,100 Physicians and Drug
glets. Beware of imitations under similar
sounding names, such as Capsicum," "Capu
cin," or "Capsicine " Ask for Benson's
and take No oi hers. Examine carefully
when you boy. All drujrgists. SEA BURY &
JOHNSON, Proprietors, New York, jan 24
Popular Prices.
JpATRONS ARE PLEASED WITIITHE
quality of our goods; pleased with the way
they lit the foot; pleased with the -wearing
and bc&t of all, pleased wlUi tho" prices. Call
and Inspect for yourself. .
GEO. It. FUENCII AJ: SONS,
j an 21
los N. Front Street
KENNEDY'S ' MEDICAL DISCOVERY, .
'glMMONS' REGULATOR,
Taylor's Sweet Gum ar.d Mullicn,
Bud's Cough Syrup,
Prescriptions compounded dav and ciht.
W Night Bell.
MILLER &'NIE5TLIE,
jan 21 Cor, Sixth and Mnlberrv
Sale of Steamer Excelsior.
J WILL SELL AT RUBLIO AUCTION TO
the h'glicst bidder, at Market Dock.Tnr8dav,
Jn. 2.rth, at It M. the Steamboat X'JEL
SIOU. Terms taeh. Title good
S. L, DRANE.
A. A, Brown, Attorney in fat
jan 21 3t nac
" - " - . .
Contractors-
EALKD . PROi'OSALS WILL HE RE
ceivcl until 12 o'clock, (noon) Mpndly, FcL
raary 7," 1W7, for building the new Church,
corner Fourth and Mulberry street for Fire
M. E. Church South.
Plans and fpcelli cations arc ith undcralgu
cd. The Committee rcscrvfi the light tore
jt'et any and all bids.
Patties desiring to bid can sec terms and
conditions along witn plans upon application
to C. L. GRAFFLIN,
Chairman Bulling Committee
jan!5 3tawtlll7thF ' s m th
Florida Oranges.
FlY THOUSAND NICE FLORIDA
A
OttANGES.
I am eelling at a bargain t e'ese
conslgnmeat.
CJiAS. r. iiiuwr4Ji.
Broker and C m. Merchant. No. 5 Market et.,
jao 20 Wilmington, X C-
Espey's Fragrant Cream,
JS 1IIS BESlYAND HOST; POPULAR
nrt!e!e ever prbdnccd f r Changed 'ifandg.
Face or any cougbner of the fckln and for
Gentlemen to nse after Sliavlng. It 1. not
Btieky or greasy. 1 ou will be delighted with I ,
JAUKH I. NUTT,
Jan 20 Iht Drufslat.SIS N. Front ft.'.
PLSASX KOTICS. -.;
W wqi b gimd to rtcalva eomanmleaUsa
from our matLi on any m3 Ml :rebj
ctBtrallattreatbnt 4
Thtaaanof tat writer nut aiwayi bt -
tlahd to tha Editor'- " v
Cotamunlcatlona must bt wrlttai oa Ml
one aide of tne paper. " "
rersonalltlea most be avoldedt
I ' ' ' J wmmt flHUVUIMlJ HH -
tood that the Editor doca not alwayi utfox
the views of correspondent cimx m ettti
la the editorial txlumna.
NEW A D VEKTI5EMENT8.
Specialties
THIS WEEK
!
AT-
1.1.
CASH KCOXJSE,
116 Market Street.
EEMNANTS.
4
s
Dress Goods,
Cashmeres,
Worsteds,
Prints,
And Fancy Goods.
REMNANTS.
Cambric Edgings,
Cambric Insertings,
Nainsook Edgings,
-
Nainsook Imertings.
t
Jobs in great many Desi-
' rable Goods, at
116 Market St.
jan ?1
LAND PLASTER.
gQQ TONS hOVA SCOTIA LAND PI AS.
TER, per cent, of Sulphate of Lime.
Tire want of Plaster has been one of the
sTcatest drawbacks to successful farming In
this State, and It 1 an Important icrvlce to
this great Industry and to tbe State.
It is quite Indispensable In any judicious
system of agriculture, and it serve, several
important ends, besides the direct one of fur
nishing lime and sulphur; it gather nitrogen
and prevents Its dissipation and loss; it J. a
ppecilic for clover, and other leguminous
plants, and it Indirectly renders the potash of
the soil available and bo a it's in the restora
tion ot wcrh lanl.
We have sold Plaster to many during the
list year, all from whom wc have heard, ex
press their satisfaction a its results.
The spplication of Plaster ti animal man
ure, will increase tbe value of that manure
beyond calculation.
ComiwBting with plaster will Improve the
value ol your compost33.i percent.
.Sowing from 2(0 to 400 pounds, of plaster to
the acre, over your small grain after It 1$ lo
the ground. wllJ give you an increased crop of
l reru 50 to 100 per cent. . i
It is iit-lcspcnsabic In caily truck la for
ouaniiviiji uiui antral a p. uo wua ,; .
For s"nlc in lots to suit by !
THUS. F. BAGLEY,
j .in 15.1m nac' Wllmlngten, N. C.
For 1887.
LLER'S ALMANACS,
Turner's A laianacfc, s
Blum's Almanacs,
stalt land Almanacs,
l'i-iric, all sics,
For sale at
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HEINsBERGKU'S
Books, Pianos, Organs.
JLAIN AND FANCY FRAMES OF AI L
kind, in Wood, Br88 and Velvet. ' ' -
Inks, Mucilage, Gold and 8teel Pen..
Stationejy of every variety and stj lc.
Give n3 a call. It may be to your advantage.
HEINSBERGER'S.
jan 11
Cash Book ami Mask: 8 tor
unds Bros.,
Drosjristii. 1U4 N. Front ht..
OFFKIi A JSPLENDID QUAMlV OT
pnre Cx 1 1 er CU for e per plat.
Alco. hSrXlce'a Fraulil.Mi,l;ou'a)emnlklon,
and LLe hetftof all, Muod. Bro's Emnkton
with II rpophopbltes, palatable, ButrtUoui
ant IC ounce, la each bo til?. jas2J
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