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HAPPEB A BROTHERS,
- nov26 New York.
The Zeb "Vance Stove," like its
namesake, is welcome in all Norti
Carolina homes. It is to be found
at Jacobfs Hdw. Depot. t
Preparations are being made al
ready for the ghastly tragedy which,
if there are no more delays of the
law, will surely take place at Chica
go two weeks from to-day. A special
from that city says:
Preparation is beiner made for the
great Anti-Anarchist drama of - the
11th of .November.
Already orders nave been given
it is said," to members of the 2d Illi
nois National Guard that they wil
be required to be on duty for a ful
week, or perhaps longer, prior to
November 11, at their armory, or
wherever else their services may be
needed.
The probability is that the 1st reg
iiuent will be called upon to do the
same. It is understood, however,
that neither .of the regiments will be
called from their respective armo
ries unless in case of absolute need
It is also stated on authority that
the entire block on which the coun
ty jail and Criminal Court buildings
are located is to be cordoned witn
police, and all North Clark street
buildings abutting on the jail wil
be guarded with police officers and
no one allowed to enter them until
after the execution of the condemn
ed. .
Quite a sensation was- caused to
day among the inmates of the
woman's department of the jail by
an official request that they help
make the shrouds and caps to be
used at the execution of the con
demned seven. Some of the inmates
were willing to do the work required.
and were even anxious to partici
pate in the ghastly task, but others
were strongly opposed to rendering
any aid. These formed so large a
part of the inmates that it may be
necessary to have the work done
outside the jail. The material
white unbleached muslin has al
ready been purchased. Each shroud
will be shaped like a bag, only with
holes at both ends and gathered
closely at the top. The goods will
be half a yard in idth and about
the same length, gathered together
at" the top, which will be about ten
idles across. The material is cut
into necessary shape and lacks noth
ing but the stitches that were asked
to-dav of the motley crowd of women
malefactors confined in the same
prison with the seven death-sen
tenced Anarchists.
Here is a startling story, all of the
The Time honored Notre , Damet Bah
, (imorc, Md, v .
We have had ample opportunity
tn convince ourselves of the efficacy
of Salvation Oih We cheerfully sub-Carritack.ept(.mber 5 x j
mit our names to the public as re- Caraden-Sept 12, lweekr
ference. riespecnuuy, ousters Pagaaotank Sent 19. 1 week.
Fall Terms 1887.
FIRST DISTRICT JUDGE GRAVES.
Notre Dame.
Aisquith & Eager Sts., Baltimore,
; Md. -. . . -'
OCTOBER ODDS.
way from Vienna:
Inquiry recently instituted into
the condition of the Vienna poor
attending the elementary schools re
sulted in appalling disclosures. Up
ward of four thonsand children were
suffering the pangs of hunger, some
of them being on the verge of star
vation. A long list of heart-rending
cases caiue to light, and no doubt
was left that not a few of the un-
'ortunate little ones had died of in-
inition. Their emaciated appear
ance amply testified to the veracity
ot the statements persuasively ex-
raoted from them, which fevealed
i condition of hopeless destitution
unprecedented in the pauper records
of this capital. This intelligence.
heralded abroad through the local
press, at r once made the starving
school children the idols of the hour.
The children, when cross-examin
ed bv a relief committee, corrobor
ated the evidence already taken. It
transpired that their principal food
cousisxed of dry bread and occasion
ally a little weak soup or coffee. It
is quite true that some of them
affirmed that they were habitually
addicted to a glass of spirits to stifle
the cravings of their appetite and to
ceep out the cold. One boy positive
y stated that his father was a good
man, and that when he could not
give hliu anything to eat he let him
drink as much gin as he liked, and
this was whv he often went to school
drunk. The parents of these starv
ing children are the most part day
aborers, though some undoubtedly
belong io a less respectable class.
As soon as the work of rehevmer
the children was begun in subscrip
tions were opened at the editorial
offices of the metropolitan Dress.
Seldom has an appeal to public
charity been more readily and more
generously responded to. The poor
er classes have largely contributed.
The popular newspapers Jare full of
advertisements from people who
cannot spare much money, but who
offer to give one or two children
their daily food. All the hotel and
restaurant keepers are feeding a
certain number , of the children
every day.
A v
Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative
Pellets" cleanse and purify the blood
and relieve the digestive organs.
New hats in felt and beaver or
liatter s plush come in all the new
dark and light colors.
Give Them A. Chance !
That is to say. your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won
derful machinery it is Not only the
larger air-passages, but the thousands
of little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your Ion es cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they cannot
do well
Call it cold, couzh, croup, pneumo
nia, catarrh, consumption or any ot
the family of throat and nose and head
and lung obstructions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is just
one sure way to get rid ot them. That
is to take Boschee's German Syrup,
which any druggist will sell you t 75
cents a bottle. Even if everything else
has tailed you, you may depend upon
this for certain.
Largest. assortment of pocket
knives in the city at Jacobi's Hdw.
Depot. ; " ; J 1
Michigan
During a storm it is all up with an
um brella. Puck.
It is pot the printer, but the proof
reader, who is a type-writer. A Ita
California.
"It is the little things that tell,"
says an old adage. Yes, especially
the little brothers. Exchange.
A man may be behind in his work
and still show push. This is so if
he is wheeling a barrow. Yonkers
Statesman.
The looks . which the Thistle's
crew cast toards the Volunteer
during the race were stern looks.
Boston Globe.
-She "Why, Charlie, - what a pile
of letters! imlets doux, 1 suppose?1
He "Not at my time or life, my
deaf. Billies overdue. Jjije.
An original farmer of
declares that the soil is so poor
where he lives that "if ; one tried to
raise two whinnorwills to the aerc
one would be a cripple."
Read in the advertising- columns
of a Swiss newspaper.- "Wierbach,
in the Bernese Oberland. The fav
orite resort of all who love solitude.
Visitors come there in crowds from
the four quarters of the globe."
Judge.
"Bobbv." said his mother, "I told
you not to forget to bring up three
scuttles of coal beiore you went to
school, and you only brought up
two." "IJcnow. ma, but I forgot
the third one. Three scuttles is a
good many for a little boy like me to
remember." iv i own,
A little three-year-old California
boy, who had never seen a large
body of water except m the irriga
tinsr canals, was taken to see the
ocean. He stood a moment in sil
ent astonishment, and then burst
out with. "Who turned out dis wa
ter?"
There was once an Irishman who
went into a store and asked for a
t i w v m -ail 1 U
sour, "wny," said tne dealer, we
don't sell one spur at a time: we sell
them in pairs. One spur wouldn't do
you any good." "Och, replied Fat,
'shure it wan side avthe baste wmt,
wouldn't the ither side go too?
Little Margery, playing ith her
kitten, got a rather severe scratch
from the animal. Her hp trembled
for an instant, and then she assum
ed the commanding attitude and
expression that her mother , had as
sumed under somewhat similar cir
cumstances toward her. and extend
ing her hand, said; "Titty, dive me
dat pin!"
A Vermont school teachor, who
sent out a request to parents that
thev should specify in writing the
principal reading of their children,
received the following terse reply
rom one head of a . family: "Dear
Madame: The main reading of my
boy is Mayne Reid. " Exchange.
"Of making many books there is
no end, and much study is a weari
ness to the flesh " but the best and
only cure for a cold is a bottie of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Cocks' plumes, much curled, are
seen in quanties on importations of
hats and bonnets. '
When air so-called remedies fail,
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Black silk costumes are . stylishly
trimmed with Chantilly piece and
edging lace.
Darby g Prophylactic Fluid.
Use it in every sick-room. Will
seep the atmosphere pure and
wholesome; removing all bad odors
rom any source. -Will,
destroy all Disease Germs,
infection from all Fevers, and all
Cantagious Diseases.
The -eminent physician. J. Marion
Sims,' M. D., New York, - says : "I
am convinced that - Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a most val
uable disinfectant." 1 - .
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Perquimans .Sept 26, 1 week.
Cbowan Oct 3. 1 week.
Gates Oct 10. 1 week. -f
Hertford Oct 17. I week.
Washington Oct 24, I week.
Tyrrell Oct 31, I week.
Dare Nov 7. 1 week. -Hyde
Nov 14. i week.
Pamlico N.v 2 1. week.
BeanfortNov 28, 2 weeks.- j
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Warren ept 19. 2 weeks
Northampton Oct 3. 2 weeks.
Edgecombe Oct 17. 2 weeks.
BertieOct 31. 2 weeks. .
Halifax Nv 14,2 weeks.
Craven Nov 28, 2 weeks.
THIRD DISTRICT JUDGE SHIPP.
Franklin "Atiir 15, I week.
Martin Sept 5. 2 weeks.
Pitt Sept 19, 2 weeUs. .
Grene Oct 3 2 weeks.
Vance OcC 17, 2 wwks.
Wilson Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Nasb Nov 21. 2 weeks.
Martin$-rDec 5. 2 weeks. .
FOURTH DISTRICT JUDGE MKRKIMON.
Wake July 11 2 weeks.
Harnett Aug 8. I week. ,
Johnston Aue 24, 2 weks.
Wakef Aug 29 2 weeks.
Wayne Sept. 12. 2 weeks.
Wake Auv 29, 2 weess.
Wayne Oct 17, 1 week.
Wakef Oct 24 3 weeks
Johnston Nov 14, 2 weeks.
Harnett Nov 28, I week.
, FIFTH DISTRICT JUDGE SHEPHERD.
Orange Aug 8. 1 week:. r
Caswell Aug 15. 1 week.
Person Aug 22, 1 week. .
Guilford Aug 29. 2 weeks.
Granville Sept 12. 2 week
Alamance Spt 26. 1 week.
Chatham Oct 3. 2 weks.
Darnam Oct 1 2 weeks.
Oraoge Nov 7. 1 week.
Cas.well Nov 14. 1 week.
Person Nov 21 1 week
Granvilie Nov 28.2 weeks.
Guilford Dec 12.2 weeks.
SIXTH DISTRICT JUDGE PHILLIPS
Lenoir A ujr 22. 2 weeks.
Duplin Sept. 5. I week
Pndor Sep't 12 I week.
New Hanovert Sep 26, 2 weeks.
Sampson Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Carteret Oct 24. 1 week.
Joues Oc 31. 1 week.
Onflow Nov 7, 1 wnek
Len!r: Nov 14 2 weeks.
Duplin Nov 28 2 weeks.
Sampson. Dec 12. 1 week
SEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE CONNOR.
Cumberland July 25, 1 week
Columbus Aug I 1 week.
Moore Aug 15. 1 week.
Robuon Aug 22, 2 weeks.
Anson Sept 5. 1 week.
Brunswick Sept 12. 1 week.
Richmond Sept 19, 2 weeks.
Robeson Oot 3 2 weeks. "
Bladen Oct 17, I week.
Moon Oct 24. 2 weeks.
Cumberland! Nv 14. 2 weeks.
AtiHont Nov 28 t week.
Rubaiond D5."1 wwk
EIGHTH DISTRICT JUDGE CLARK.
Iredell Aug 82 Weeks.
R.kwati Aug 22. 2 weeks.
Davidson Sepi 5, 2 weeks.
Randolph .sept 19. 2 weeks.
Montgomery Oei 3. 2 weeks.
Stanly Oct 17 1 week
Cabarrus O;;' 31 1 week.
Rowan Nov 7, 2 weeks.
Iredell Nov 21 2 weeks!
Davidson Dec 5. 1 week. .
NINTH DISTRICT -JUDGES GILMER
Rockingham July 25,2 weeks.
Soke5 Aug 8. 2 weeks
Suiry Aug 2-2 2 weeks.
Alleghany Sept 5 1 week.
Wilkes Sept 12. 2 weeks
Yadkin Sept 26. 2 weeks.
Davie Oct 10. 2 weeks.
Forsyth- Oct 24, 2 weeks.
Rockingham Nov 7. 1 week.
Stokes Nov 14, 1 week
Surry Nov 21. 1 week.
TENTH DISTRICT JUDGE BOYKIN.
Henderson July 18, 3 weeks.
Burke Aug 8. 2 weeks.
Ashe Aug 22, 1 week.
Watauga Aug 29, 1 week.
Caldwell Sept 5, 1 week.
Mitcheil Sept 12,2 weeks.
Yancey Sept 26. 2 weeks.
McDowell Oct 10, 2 weeks.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGE MACRAE.
Catawba July 18, 2 weeks.
Alexander Aug 1. 1 week.
Cleveland Aug 8. 2 weeks.
Mecklenburgf Aug 29. 3 weeks.
Union Sept 19, 1 week.
Unionf Sept 26, 1 week.
Liincoln (Jet 3, l week.
Gaston Oct 10, 2 weeks.
Cleveland Oct 24, 1 week.
Rutherford Oct 31. 2 weeks.
Polk Nov 14, 1 week.
TWELFTH DISTRICT JUDGE MONT"
GOMERY.
Madison Aug 1. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Aug 15, 3 weeks.
rransylvama Sept 5. 1 week.
Haywood Sept 12, 2 weeks.
Jackson 'Sept 26, 1 week.
Macon Oct 3. 1 week.
Clay Oct 10, 1 week.
Cherokee Oct 17. 2 weeks.
Graham Oct 31. 1 week.
Swain Nov 7. 2 weeks.
Madisont Nov 21. 2 weeks.
Buncombe Dec 19. 2 weeks.
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maladies, such as Ulcers, Fever' S.resl Tu
mors, Salt Rheum, Burns, files, or wherever
Inflammation exists. UITCIXKLl.'S SSA1,VE
may be used to advantage.
Sold bv all Druirfflstsat '25c. r iune ll4?s
THE ONLY TRUE
loathing-pf food dae
than this article. Put 1
tor the HanLT""'
ai 1 i .
lies, oampie piK-KaKCS u lovnFB
by maH to any address on receKJ !?
400 North 3d 8t , PhHadclnWa p-V
sent by mail,
-A f
BiRD-HAMIJA!
The err eat secret of the n, .. 1 1
of the'l Tarts -Mountaiua 761
Mauna wil 1 restore the sonccf ra-SSi8
prevont their,aihients and rester11
good conditio:.. 11 Kivcn to WJ
tbb season 01 shctldinfr tai hni
cases earrv th
critical neriful
' 1 . r - :
nan on TectiiriE
;0(D CO., 4 GO N. ?rd St
..easeTOer.woa. luis PttlXT.
eept 9 tu th sa
Tin I'
PhiladArthr.
ri
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Will purify the BLOOD regulate
the LIVER and KIDNEYS and
Restore th& HEALTH andVIG-
OB or YUU'ii. uyspepeia.wani
Dcrengin ana jl irea r eeiim uu-
eoiatoiy curea: ones, mus
cles and nerves receive new
force. Enlivens tne mma
on l cnnnliAn Brain Power.
L 1 r. . . .. . nlntwi.flftril
I AniEaQ linr to their Bex wilf find in DR,
jiiiI" r I H HASTEK B IROX4 'xuxtjiu a
af e, speedy care. Gives a clear, healthy complexion.
All attempts at counterfeiting only adds to ltsrop
larity. Do not experiment pet OuiorNAl. AND BEST
Care Constipation.Liver Complaint an?TB .,H
ti ueaaaene. aampie uaaa a.u iiio.iu v.o
mslliu) -n MAnlnt of two cents in Dostaso, W
THE DR. BARTER MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, IM
arch II lyw r ' .-r.;,'i.v: j't"
313 Jk. ,
UNDEVELOPED
or the hody enlarged and strengthened. Full nartlcn-Iars.(-alod
) free. RRIK MED. CO., P.uffalo, KY
may 6 dAw end ly
.11
1 1 I u
ew F . I! Goods I
-o-
4 J - tr
New North Car lim Buck-
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I'erfectly Pure, Ground in Western K. C. -
ri
Prrsorvos in BuUt,
PINEAPPLE, PEACH, ' '
RASPBERRY, PLUM; . '
.... j
BLACKBERRY, CHERRY, . .
PLUM.
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Sold by the Pound. r ?
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These Preserves are made out of Cholc
Fruit , and are of excellent quality. Try them.
" O ' r
' ' ' r i r .
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
IN FIVE POUND PAILS.
t s
All just received, , -
Jno. L. Boatwright;
oct23
Over 9,000,00a worn oUiring tMpssti
years. Thte marvelous success Is fiu- J
' ' lstqttosnorirxoit Coiadlaef:,
all other materials, as a stlffener for Ooofc
- 2nd.4-To tlig superior quality, tfsr,
and workmanship of our Corsets, cool
with their low prices. - ht
: " Avoid cheap Imitations made of nrfcr
kinds of .cord. Ndne aro genuine uffls
"DR. WARNER'S CUKAUi
Is printed onlnsido of sfeel coyer;
TOR, SALE BY iuifm my
359 Broad way, Mew YorkJP
, . oct 1 d&wgmoaVy,
muz-rz;., in I ,m
I W Mi. Baud i0GJaYtw,
ICO eunravincs ol Zl
$V$rx3 rriceMtbcyars worth,
f 15 & 17 So. "Front st
Homes in North Carolina.
.4
Onlv 20 Hours Side from
New York ! .
'CCt6
69 51iies8outu of Baleigb
. . , ,. -t .
On the Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line R R-
1500 ACKES F JsASiD P ?og
leaf pine region. "For sale on easy , terms in
lots to suit purchasers, four acres for $25.
Larger tracts $5 per acre, In monthlv pay
mentsof$10. This land adjoins, the "South
ern Pines", a recently established health re
sort (or sanitarium), and is specially adapted
for Fruit Culture. a well as all the cereals.
A number of New England people have bomrbt
lota in the town of t'Southern Pines, and it
is the desire of the owners of this land to in
duce small farmers, mechanics and others
from the New England and Middle States, as
well as elsewhere, to locate here. No State in
the Union' offers greater inducements to set
tlers than North Carolina Nowhere cans
better farming country or as finea climate be
found. This Is the opinion of 'Northern men
who have settled in North Carolina. This is a
bona fide offer, and is limited "
For further particulars write at once to -
J jlbi T.f ATiAlOii. :
Commlar of I minlgratlon, R Iclgh. N . C
, orfi. A R1;HAU15N. -
a.n21 tf , Chronicle Office, .neusts, '
The cheapest place to buy your
school books and school stationery
isat H einsbergers. " c :
ttWiTtv mm" 11 ,
. . n vnri
unit' ik!( t jii Tfi new
tiful colored nlr tct vsr5222S'
oi near; an j.uij m jw-i rj,i.
bon. of tie Lathmr topo.
plans I or pora-r auv-n,
about iaKUMun,3u v. o "tffi i
Exgn from bejrt tJtocJt nt ,
n , ii in
an Aviary. All sbont Kfad
15 Lulrrie'raoe took f
WE' HAVE! REMOVED -OCK
4' STOCK OF
Liquorsrand iTttbfif
.' - TO (' r " '
tipis MarjcetCtM
WHEBE SHOULD RE pf .
HAVE OUB FRIENDS AND Ct)?'
. - ..." ' j ' ' ' . .
call os us,:; . A
vSOI . BEAR & GU'
'aug 28 tt a i
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ad it. VOM aaAKV 1 "jSJ'Vs f
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