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luM flQia'tiA inaMf V4ia4 ru.rt.lwaj
tepht fc-J a "City team." IB mi tor
ta a-a Ittwrtlii m4 n wm it DM far
W
ntm
U to iAarml 1 JO aiTU-ra K
MTf eAr iter. tAtmm tumrxh a a-ty fMk
rwioa a wa. ts tainlsaf U-iT ra.
pamt, WwaoinCluM af Tfranaa. aa
or .Haary ai t pf la n
Hi n-aea -rCU, pa fi
-- a I-af1,
A tmtStmmmatm to frWJoar f-ma a-a-t. to
w-muiuT toy tymm ta. ftiMw arm to toJJ astr
mmiH!u to UVs pta-th-i 4atir4
tmrtHMmna at ata-t a OMiTf! to
,f iMM.)iin k mrn4 W1U to mDm4 N
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(rt.lMiaMe tost Ito toa4 rw
I.I r'jMmacitii' Ui to tonru l."Sr p" toV
t :. -w
t r mrtlMMMraW Ctoatfti .1 toOn ty Um
.mriCMt ttt to r9nwt tori tnuMtoaa
cr toxr d to auklo It Jjltonta
MtttAtox ft MlkNS wtottor h Urn ttm. mi
mmnwatotliHW ettarwwat fU to altorvwl U
wn'Mim
hnrnm IU trtojit ilirttoMaU si
U ta if w 1 Kit'
wita p-p-r MTptok r tor tauatAfy -
tor MNmMloiff to aartf
CtoaaiiaiMeiiMH sto iaT rwf-tt tov"
ton laMj)Ml IrMT M lMvyt
Aia T Mtov r. Itor vrtil iBvwtkA'T to
toiimwiiiM nwm to HMto T
rMMai OvHmv. tnnak M
Lur CMif m) imitiMini wVJ to tito
fta ito w6Hto
Ctero i m to 0ur4 to
wmI to iimm o kJmtiM Mf uua Nkr to
bfur rwnia Mmm wtttoM tr to
A.t "r.aiwr IWhU( wr apwatry tta
am iter Mln m MMrOa Cm.
I tto ktnnkHMil wfa to
tto mm to to la knw twri kto
iipinn.ht Aaf Uto aMiittf a to
The Morning Star.
f WILLI A Tt If BXX.fi MIX
K V KNINO KDITION.
irn riRoiiM ar Tim
W r rrally rjol at lh pn--p-t
of th thtbit th.t North Caro
tin n to xn.xkm U th kpprii-ehinj
r.Mtot KtpxttioQ. It will bx no
1oiii( mmoribU time fpr otir r
plrt. Tlw Irtl.-tir tr4 mvj
hn it m.k.l in pprojn tton th
w w dmwl ri!Sr.nt to rn
N'ortb C.ffirt ii pp:ir to har mont
0' irinir aetir . r tl.t to
kao th.it Mr. Mr-h. th Sipr
tntffnlnt of th tjtt Ajjrwaltaral
I Vp.trtn-nt, w m prnmpt to avail
iiirti.-alf of th pDti.con mvla by th
!.-tI.turw ia. th4 opportam' y af
f ri4l by th- IwmCuci nunjM. Mm
HI. J hu A.attanta 1 Wrd ri.ItC.l
f 'p sh work -b v Wwn iniatrvaa
iii.l tntrUiot fron the biao;Cjj
f' th tabr of prifvratioo aI
( i'.M-tton, tnl th r--rlt i tllat
N r.h Ctrorm. will hkve a more
r.nmir, a mow tnkiO, .BOD
v in.J ami W(tr rolla-ctioo
ic rMttQ tbita xaj otbr Soath
tr Stat. It n no.-rl by Dr.
lihny, who ! in Vton, rt-p.-rmKamli.
tlto) rpcka. prvpor
.on. dMtrtHittion Aivl arranivmrat
of r.h artu-U'-t, th.t then will be two
f.hor(4.nl artieito frni North Carf
itri 00 rihibtti.m. Oar prpl will
hi mnh iaii4e to b- prol of oar
Sf. ir.n, n. it iini'umiQon rntoarvve,
in to thank Sir. JlHlarW, Dr. D.b-n.-y.
ntl thir --l ibrr for th
il in. ai-i of their rlfort.
W0 iUd to avail ourtolvr of
m mtrrtjn tttr from Dr. Dab-
. wf?j ILW-frf'y I''f.
W ax ur it will b jfoI r4liojj
tot dXl of our popU who Uv North
frrtma anl who rri in her
propnty al ra-xrifa. Dr. Db
t-y tka taik mat m f rl
t":
Tla limtr own m.irvv u the macai
rtaaaa af Mm
fcaSea-vaa-f fmtos
At UUa MM
, ( t ula.
VatT aoal tito talT of our
1 WW.M.
U. TVt am vary tutUatk: c-rrr
h ac ch-ry liwa. our 6-aa:k waiaaU. our
eurry aa-biak curry puoiaw aa4 cwrty iaa.
O'u. lumf BU w4i camim a ta.aa-a
af tr-vl-ax -l vff U-a cna4ry frora
M (sm l Calif jl. MMi t aa yrabeniar
-He tetiiit out kaow t2U wk tiAWr t
UaUat la tft-n euatry I u jaal-riay
ita. tfte tw.' wnrtara wao ara ftiitiajt
aatw- aol tT-aU.
.)ina of Ui apaciixwea -w .! aaU I
w-ataatuaialW at ttetr &aitf 4Cui aowUy
T-w fW Vm blkck fraaita praaaota or
m.me a Miff we ii to aa y .f I avev
T-e fwTvtauia of l& aftoo aa-4 it
8a aa aay fT-Ua U th arerVt.
batuia taa a xwwa 4-1 aich In kl
fcatw at 3. Si) a fu.t 5onM f our QtirbhT'
rille fTaaJta h prMMauacat prrfactlv
atu. Wa hav mvaxm tDrcicaaae her
ruauuaio fUlar-r. ourea
V-a oI tlacH fcovMt.V.afe M tract
gT- vKBuva, vaay are a 044. 0..f fray
ao-t tWa eeUtrv-j
.-- ftoaa Caofea
aaU 2 aut-a'.a a
lu o fduxut aa-
.a . . v. . . .
MftUmcUto o aa ithaM f am
; I eaeaul vnt aa Uva eoUwvti tuiHa aiwlkW
tk l t ealy aaaatiaa, a faar URara wtKH
.at - "" "-V-
j I tMV LaaA
' L Orl.Ma f;
t I a-I
baea erapaewt ami rtamiaed fcv a 1 rarrth
e a. a. . .
aava tacasa iarM-n rt
' taaa paopU. waaa we uWl
boia atteaaai a a .
U aaolalactrWatafivocfc toe taaTaataa
. " at fcaa. ,
-. 1
5.... -
A ptaaaaat aad waU writtaat Uttar
of North CaaliaLu la tfca Golda-
trip tO
alIffcasl jri
fJK ZSiSfSf? ii jamw
- -1 v. r r.4r
tbe rVnlr Fair be4 Wllmiofftd.
Iwt tV, atlraeUil grtat iUtron
nd wa4 coaiiderc4 tb cbirf thing
bown. Tb ' geaUcmazi who pre
pauml H will take il to Boatoo wT.cre
we hope tt jrill rclipM all competi
tor. We reur to it to ak whj it
i that fruit-evaporating i not more
groerallj- resorted to? If lle far-
taere woM Ueeot more
fmit-raUing and thn, gi.e dlveraity
to ecoplojment taej woaia uc..
rwwardetl Diveraify the rrope, raiae
more frail and learn thoroughly tho
procew of eraporatinj: fruit. The
marketa of the North aa well aa the
South are open to them. There ia
00 Tariff to ioterfere; there ia no
High lfotective bar be-i-wire fence
to beJze out the farm era of the
South. "The whole bouodlcae coo-
tioeot ia" tbeira. The Chattanooga
(Teonere) Ti- of a recent date,
ooatairM the following encouraging
waragraph. We call the attention of
farmer- eapecially to what ta aaid:
Trull vaportiofc la a o-m la potat.
To j car fi bardiy a poo ad of fruit waa
rrarara-e4 la thia tatin aeetioa. Ltoi
ymr the avaroratora were laLroUoced aad
aoU rpiilly. Thla year fruit evapocallof
tUa brrocM aa imporUal loduatry. Mr.
O II. J-ra-wia. of Lhia city. Twterd-y
Aippmi t.0tpuu aca of evaporated fruit to
CSura4". -ich waaacat Ux him from Oa
partMi a IwJk.li ax by Mr. Kia. Mr. Klojr
will vporu ar-rr-J ihocjajsd boaheliL.
II rvJin-i rmra Ulo CO eeeia rr oouw
(JtrappJ-Mi Kan are eogctd ia evapo
nUmt pcMak aaJ the aaajorily of the
fruit axa rv famtliaiixiaa' Uem-Hrni with
Lh Brorrm aa-i r-cocvm to d'Mpoae of all
Utiaif neM prca!act ia thl maoia-tr.'
M t'Tt L A T"K D A-D rURVRRTM
qraT-Tio.
In tb Aofi't number of the
imtAtrm ltit there
... Tk I
fwv. Herbert T. llacon
- 1 a v a I
. . , . I I
,., -Mfc....-
on irtrctoo. f page --u, I
moli . follower I
1
flu. catUa of iWi rriad )owlv
Aa-i UV-y fttad eirrc4iaj xBaU." I
It U well eogb to note an error I
. . . ? . I
10 tnta. liOOieiiow nu put inio 1
vera an old aayiog that baa b?en I
m
ften dLacaaaed by the Icirnrd." ITe I
wntea tt aa followa: I
"TVwi the aiflla of Gmi Cna4 aJoaly.yet I
U.T rrtad eJicrrtJiof mzuUI.
T-o.t. aiti patkacw ht aUada waitiof.
ta etartaaaa irrtotU ha alV". t
Now Mr. Ilacoo qoU-d il very i
corrvctly both x to laagwage and
verai .cation. It ia not plural yh
aa ha givea it, but aingular OtnL
Iofllow followed the correct read
ing of the old worda and not the cor
rupted and modern uaage.
We have aid that the learned
have dlfcu.Md the original of the
word of I-oogfollow. Or rather they
bava triad to leara lh aothorabip.
Mit wnlerarofltent tbemaelvew with
referring to the JaruLt Yulmhmt
of the poat Herbert, where he aays:
M('fi raUl grind alow bat aure.
Now. fteorga Herbert waa born in
The aayiog or aenUment ia
much older that Herbert. A few
year a;o aoma of the New England
achooU wera diacojaiog the origin of
tha line developed by Longfellow.
We d not know how far back they J
trac.J it. Wa can put them on the
track of probably the original. In I
ml
,b. - W,. Uu. .n, not b.r -
than tha fourth century, and are I
I
r-v;M- -a ir aa rK nA ---Ir..
j j I
ry. the very aentiment traiMlatrd into I
KnglLah by I-ocgf allow nay be found.
Tb Greek haa tha aiagular, (!oL
We have no firtek Utters to repro- j
dacw it- Thoew interrstol ran obtain
the etact Greek firxn Mr. John II.
Mill, superintendent of the Orphan
Aayloro, Oxford, S. C. He baa a-
copy of the Greek Oracle printed in
I'aria some two hundred and fifty
yrara ajr.
Tha North Carolina Hoard of
Health baa jaU iaaaed a pamphlet of
twenty page mlaiJcd for free dia-
tnhqtioa- li enfllled,: A jYear'a
Cant pai jrn A jfaln at Ifrt, and U con
taina aogrationa to eititena of citie,
loans villj-ra and bare lata, how to
keep their atreeta and homes in a
baalthy eoedltion. .Tbil ia metjtime-
I e-V a - aa
y. 1 d star, aura i ute isurnii
of tbia com inanity, aad to the health
and peoaparity of the people of , the
StaU at large, haa M-ayed iaiuown
way to war u poo the 151th o a cation
aad tojca.l t.efu! and nieOk ir
formation aroont tha rxinln Rat
O M t
oora waa aoprofesatima! labor. We
were only working aa a volunteer ally
of professional expert. We hop
lhia laat Uaae ot tha Board ol Health
will be exteaaively distributed and
thoroughly read. The paraplet waa
Pvrartt by Dr.,Thotaa P. Wood
ofthia town- who U at thihtid of
the Mtau Hoard of Health.
rrt. karlKUrr
. J L . 11 1 w ' . i ii. .11 . i i.vi :Nil.6 i. . 1 w. Viirwr- riH. Ktanr. KUCBas OUUfCU.
EATirrjf7?. r. r. pool.
my-THAtitaSork 1 wiy,- Jicyfia on 10 Pwr.i. iK.MKimrK J7.tibWio(: v
5g cWmTt vm tboaUj'ix'
or eiabt montht go lhthowM near
i T uir4 of
uu. . w J
age, ant
if remarkable inttlUwtuU.
lfest; dfcaUog for the Unitr! Siatca
Ifool, Utoor irapreion of him re-
I. . thu he waa
tb(l ioleHectual men of hia
age in North Carolina, and gave
promise of much uaefulncaa and
di-linction both aa a lawyer and a
politician, v Wr deeply rvgrct to-we
our highly educated andaojierbly en
dowed young men'dying in the early
rorinir time of life. The death of a
apnngume 01 hip. i qc uia.
upcrior young man ia a very great
j j
loaa to any Uiramonweaitn. jn an
age in which - high attainments are
not the diatingumhing feature it ia
. ..,1.
power bad not attainwr to ineiriun i fptmbcr 5th. 1883.
develnprne'o( when he wm atrock I 'Cordially rcci
Kw K- ...t mr. Ioath, mcnia oi nooa wu e
Howe; lA'the- Firat DiMriet, the mem- our common .coantr,,.it wili.be, a
U-r of'tbo laat Cooffrcaa, Hon. Iiouis great gratification 'to me, as it w my ,wdirttWteM jphiinary . . ........ 6 '11-16 cents If)
0. Uilam,.a popular and excellent ion TR. wufto Wrnabbdt'moVe tifre$- 9i " . "
campaigwcr. ,Wa never el Mr. j imatecTalion9 beteb, th,
oauao lor very mwr. r-jiv -. .. tW .find f ree l ikiono. - 1 : ' : !-hk ,t yujti-b-y steady, with aMe'-to-day at the
a vounr? man like Walter Tool de- 5 --l o-SJ;! 1 Bi-Men-tajQwM od bu fiiiowliigqii6tationsr AxrgusflO.lSc; Scp
a young man uae I That the coming exhibition may oon-1 mWLmrikjt i-th.K.hnt-h. ara.. 1 .At--rknti-AH9AvL.tl
acends to the grave.
Klixabeth City haa been much be-
reaved within a few ycara. Iu three
flneitt rninda probably have boon
quenched in the night of the grave.
llartin, Whcdlnv, Tool all men of
aiark, all lawyers, and the laat (wo
young men, North Carolina ia indued
ierravrtl in their death: Mr, Tool
waa a JUpublicaq, but many of hia
a' arm eat peraottal friends were Dem
ocrat, a we have beard.
i A drug deck by the name of
Jaffna IWhlrng, living at Hra-Iford,
IVnn-vlvania. ia nrrnarintr to make
11 . i-- ; .i--tr " ir
- .
m a a wr ulj it ij a a tw v -.am. a a -,- i
W . lAn .rnjkfininlinff laritli in ttrti-
-- " -"
brella, aud finda that he can tie a t at
top of a very high bridge withont
Injury or difficulty. This encourage
' Yl .. I. ... aI f
01m w u.-- m- ...-....
The bridge ia 301 feet above the wa-
...
ter, Uivlcaa the aulhoriliea prevent
be eipeeLe to jump off the high
bridge with only a large and extra
trong nmbrella to bear him up.
We ana-indebted to the FayetUv
ville Obarrrrr for an opportunity to
read a aklch in hrtt tmJ Strratn
by Hon. Walla U Staadc, of Ilock
i ogham. It i ery eleeriy doaa.
There ia a aimplicity and realistic
charm about it that make It delight
ful reading. We bavo long regarded
Cel. Steele aa one of the fulleat and-. ,
roan deal of NortW Carol iaiana. IiU
crrarraihg accounr of "At Iyve'a in
the Olden Time," ia worthy of pre
pervation. We would be glad to see
rnore of the aaxne kind of work from
bia band a.
We are com pell ol to note some
groaa crrora in Sunday'a iaauc. For
"'lea than '- read "leas than
tw-." For "ctiuofitv' read "oaaei
e. For "hmocatum read "iieo-
cation. The following ia the cor-
reeled paragraph in the article he.id-
d "iSpeak Out":
"la thU a 'time for timid coueacla"
a. -a a. nr a
J!3" uS -JTJf .Uo1
Why ahoukl Dcmocrala fail to Inalat upon
1 . f 1 a a a J . a
opturooa . ia ao oour woeo u aam o
uoverntneat U to hrtac
10 the tmaiuu number T"
tob fisnooTr.
TMuiT$ Mnma Am for Aurutt 18th and
a-ih cooulaa, amoog other paprn, the fol-
lowing: The Real Lord Byron, Quarterly;
Half a Century of Literary Life, London
Quitrtrrig; John Richard Green, by Ed
ward A. Freeman, IfrilUX tyuirtcrtj;
Claavlc Conceplioo of Heaven and Hell,
WtMtmwuUr; Cave Tombs in Galilee, Fort
nfyMlf Voltaire In England. OurnAiU; The
iEmpreaa Eugenie. Fl!jhl to England. Tern
'pi Bar; Grace t)arllng.- Isrirure tlavr; Bca
Ialaod C0U00. CJLjatAer'a Journal; Rcnre
oatoOUiol. ABtXt Ytar fimnd; with in
aulmenu of "Uaclc, Owge' Will," and
;-Alooc the rUiver Streak." , and Poetry.
Pf k $3 a year.
Our Mil 0m$ tor . September la well
filled, wall printed, and well illustrated,
and. will be a arts to plraeo tha chiVUen.-
f Price ft. SO a year. Kuaaell Publiahiag
Co., 2-5 BrotnOekt atreei, Doatoo. .
dttlmoud" MtQifiA4 for August coat-Oca
tha foilowlag: .The Mill ion aire, Part
V. Tw Belka Araba, by a. Paiealioe J2x-
ptoaert. Recant . Frtoobr Noiela ; J-omixda--
ecoca f a Ro-a-ahlra roroat; King Mlcaat
Oo the Iload to Roacoa Ikcatta; Tryiog
the Yacht, by Jameali IMiertaoa; Maater
Toraloj'a Hipcrlmcnt; A Heather-DunrTog
eUaryJamea PerfUfon, .iBieAatronomerj
Liberal 8utscfvienee to France and Ita'fte
ulia. JiLuJh&od la always lively and' ln
tereaUag. Price 3 a year. " llodueed from
lv rTha XJeooard ScoU PublhiiLsg Cdm
paay 41 Rarciay atreet, N. T?
-it f? Xa!I of dry.' buaky. pcalca
and LtUa pirn plea Dr. iJeioxi'. SWo Cure
"j'1 r"1 Jour scalp aad remove all Scale
It la tha beat head -d rearing cTet umletyi-!
per package, U ail drocx-fta.
LETTER FliOJU aor.JAKVIS.
FYedcrick W. Griffin, iSy., Secretary
I iovitatiODs to bo oreseiit at tuo opt
I . ....
, T . fal1. nn
f V n va aiavvii 4at4 10 lUBbUUbu w
tptsseed in your
Ititlenii and'beln. te-j-iieHtlv.desirdus I
oH between ibe varic-a sectloqs of
w. ww mmm, . X4 W JU W . - J
no-ill Ka
lo of Now Eneland taxwi. , North Ca--
rolina waaibofr object a
07 e PWcipawuHi
of North i Carolina in your .Qxhihi-Jl
tion; while at the same time, ; we
At, not nfc in ' 'diiio-niiiA the1
do not seek to disgoue toe
fact that business considerations baxl
their, last' ana proper woignw a
wotild be a proud thought to -me if
any agency, of mine could contribute
S - . ' ' . m '
-a . . .T
I to iuch. rcsulta. In tho future of the
great country of which New England
h darolina are amonff the
and NoTth Ua,na. ar? m"5 V5
component parta, there ia a field for
-ercus emulation as well aa mutual
I aid, in which, without' regard to1 nfl
- -r il.t ; : 1 , ..l,aTi.lvZfi' ' .--.-i.--"- ' "
j unbject of difference in the past, the
I aenirations and endeavor of tJ4
duce to this result, it should, be the
. ' w .
duty of all, as it will be my aim.
I w 1 1 a v t
I will cheerfully comply with the
vrishes of the management in the
ishci
iv'a
I be
day's proceedings. ' '
eg to express my warm appre-1
qialion of the distinguished honor
conveyed in the invitations extended
f inn
With great respect, f . '
i . , , f am idr, ; '",
Your obeilient servant, '
Tnos.'J. Jarvis.
, Mr. (triflln, the Secretary, informs
Uie Stab aa folIoVs:
t "That hater in in reply to one of
I Manuf
I diation on S4'ptember 15, Gov. Jarvi-.
Hhould
renpond to the offer of hopi-
tality cordially made by tlie com
mon wealth of MaasachasetUi which
in embraced in the following toast:
f()ne who is identified with those
great paeuiagts of history which are
U ill wilhiu the memory of living
a t w.?
men, ami woo ia iiKewiae a aisiiu-.
I gui-hetl reprenenUtive of the 'new
la au lkl-.lt. V4-ilI a .y-vav-i -liV f Jm I rtA
rV which shall accomplish for the
South that glorious, destiny which
await her in the hopes and desires
oT all men."
"Will North Carolina have a good
exhibit?"
"About the beat of any of
TIIK SOUTIIKRN STATKS,
illiiotiirh Tennesaeo and South Caro-
hna will pave a splendid showing.
Ono of the feature of the Exposition'
ihiayear will be a combined exhibi-
,. .'1 .
tion of the natural products of tho
8outri and extreme West."
TEA
AND SILK IN
CAROLINA.
NORTH
VY-aJxisston a Kerr, Slate Geologist,
Tea,--North Carolina tea : plant,
...)Iwln I1T rwinpl is i naf lv of
jopon, Jllex caasine) is a native of
thoj-tndy regioua near the coaat, and
ia a very gcnxi suDStituie tor Diacic I
tea, when properly cured. And the I
Chinese tea plant flourishes through
out the eastern half of the State,
seeding and propagating itself with
the luxuriance -of a native; and a
number of families havo supplied
their own tables tor twenty years.
SUA. TheadaptioTJof trjesoil and
climate of the- State to ' the culture
of -ilk was demonstrated by the
carly colonistWrairv-Jiogland near-
1 . u j 5 6 ,
ly two hnndred.yeart iagoranoV
Since 1839, Silk has beetl produced in
small quantities tor domestie con- I
namptien in eacn ol its geographical I
divisiona. lint a' new impulse baa I
.... - i
. j . 5 , .
cent experiment conducted under the
' .1 .PI 1 1 0 a 1
auspices ot vne vteoiogicai ourvey at i
FayetteviHe; by French and Italian 1
MtwrtA.' TTm nrodueti was onnal tA I
thn Kronoli anrf Ttaltafi Bilk- And tha
'-, r i.A Ia li
recent invention of an improved fila-
ture, for reeling the Silk from theCO- I
COOf) V secins tO remOVO the last Ob-
.aa.
.-i . ,i . . ..vi:.t . i
-mwv w iuc nu-uci i wwoimnraeni
and indefinite expansion of this great 1
industrv. - .. ,. I;
orn rrATH coNTsnpoiiARiKS. I
; ,
The aay inga of a free, untrameled press
o mora to raise fallen humanity to an at
do mora to raise fallen humanity to an ap-
preclatloa of , their manhood than almost t
any other agency. There are ao few men I !
who aay what they think and believe to bp
right regardleaa fear, favor or affection. It
"wm do wrong to speak of that .which
would iniuro others without benefiting any
one merely because we do not like a. per
son; but it ta tha duty .of . every, man to
asak what he thinks .and live up to hla
ooavictiona. . A, man.or DewsDarjer that
t never, aaya anything but 'that.-,; which he
leioaa is popuair, unnt. for puplic trust,
much kaa to be a ieader .f . thought Ye
need mereputapokan newapapera and -men.
tne nawapaperaare rar.m adyanceK we be
lieva, aa they should be, in thia rjartlcularj
-tA'iaataia ft iv . :1 , ' 1.
But atm-we acem willing to go oul dfiv-j
ieir our horace tbroagh. - the-inmd anti
drtchea; wmch remain to ahoW jusf. Where
the shabby roads' of r our forefaUiera -once?
were.. North CajicJlaaaeeda, to. .wake-up
on thts Important matter. Next to 'Its
chrlatianltyJ arid' its educatiotf,1 ndtl.r
poiaU U3hore tiaariy thecivilization, en-i
jightemBep t; puab, energy- prosperity, pub-,
lie spirit, advancement, and general worth
of a Stale and people thanfthe condition Of
ita public roada. NamelberStates in iho
Unlon wheae- lawdaauaw meet valnahln
wbpaHairacat.rfOBpwv whose
credit la beat, and you will ,have , list of
aUU riaing. MinouH Republican Dem.
mine. renneitihr'lhatMon' the ocfta!iorj 1 lice and a search besranrfor the ner net ra tors I
, 1 . , i Lrn,Mim.' Tr m-MMi tm --oiwi t JfebruarV deliverv 0 37-o4a: Fehruarv
01 me owning 01 wa rtcw ngi.ana T.LT:. "; March deliverv 5 4l-fi4s
C pTiiden arid:5er-Qtls
jy FTTATFT N 111 WS.
1,
i j0il.n6r between tne Finisamer!
I vm fnr KAw Yftrt". and th; fitimel-'Woofl-
I bum, frotEart, WWJS?1
I Tt;.ua; n vuuyuiu ,u iiiuijuij i
'V 1 -
if prepares
Jrjsh Natioaal League ot Great r Jritaiq, -
IDC Oil XMOYBWUB lilUV,muUj U- I
I announced to be heia at leetfs.rmperj ypmra iiittnnne... 678cas8
1 J1 ' The prograrame demands aelf , gov- lsWi
1 f K . reenta-.IJTar.'.t..,..if.. 333 bbla
ti6D of the Irish laborine class, in Parha
menu ,
. LrrEKjpoot, Aug. 27. The' warehouse
hereof Green & Taylor, and 2,000 bales-of
a j ' . , war .i ' ra a i
I cotton belonging to Messrs. Facheri. have
rru y1"" " ' Z ....
' llxwDoi Aug: 27,The Times toy's the
release of MrVBhaw, iJritiah mMonary in
.,. taVnn miRnnor hv
I the inchsettlera-.ternimatea a difficultv
wjiich should ever, have arisen.
DOTJBIE MfJJUfIi,
rl ..f.H-. ,r
a -w - r-a - ---- --- ------
aaali Tw fleee Arrnled on
'.. IBy Telecrcpb to the Vonthv. Star. '
;-.: n. ;'. .- rr rr-
!tel and wife. German 'shop-keepers; Wer
rauna muracrea vesoeraav in ineir bujuj in
te subutb. of Savannah. Customer, went
te the store yesterday morning and; found
it closed. IxjOklng through the' window
bfinda they dJsCOvcred Ifrrtef laying on the
flbor In a pool i of blood. ; The door was
bit ret open and a ghastly sight was reveal-
ed. The murdered man was lying in the
Kiddle of the room with a handkerchief tied
oVct his eyes, and his skull crashed with
y 1 a ' tt
some Diuni insirument. nis wire was
found hincronagofa w-the parlor: with
I The matter was at once reported to the po
her tnroat cut, ana one arm neany severea,
.nnn tA hr l-t-o nf mnnm
ia bis rK-essioJl and it is believed was
I 1 w a. ft jj ar
nlurdered while defending bis property
from burglars. The crime was committed
between 8 o'clock Saturday night 'and 7
O'clock Sunday morning, flartel and his
wife were middle aged and were highly re
flected. FTNANCTAL..
$w Tark Slock Blarkel-Depressed
anal Lower.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.
-T". X . . . t vin - , r
inW l UK, AUgUSI SI il.dU A, ill.
There waa great' depression at the Stock
Exchange at the opening of business to
day, and during the first twenty minutes of
usiness prices dropped to 2 per cent,
from the closing quotations of Saturday.
The entire list shared in the downward
anovemeat, sad there was a free pressure to
Sell.
12 M. Stocks have been firm with a re-
I fovery of to 1 1 per cent, from the lowest!
I P001. Ortn TransconUnental and North-
I KSL .6 T1, a
I At noon pncea show a reaction 01 to If
I per cent.; Oregon Tianscontmental again
leading.
TITE COTTtiN CROF.
7nfvei-Ie Hea-arta Heavy Falling
afT aa Caaaarel wltli Iaat Year. a
. ' (By TBlearapfa to the Morning Star J ,
I riiv ORiSAHS, August -O. uispaicues
ir 2.i3ten-wra from sections of
j he cotton bciti ahow a coasiderable falling
Nkw Orleans, August 26. Dispatches
Oil In the crop prospects as compared with
last year, except in Tennessee and portions
knd boll worms. The decrease is estimated
in some cases at 33 per eenjt : Many re
port! from Texas also show-a falling off in
the outlook. The corn crop is also reported
considerably damaged by the drought.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
.arrival at the Upper Gernr Basin Af-
' P KWe-All in
UteHaat of aTaalth.
' By Telegraph to tbe Mornlnx Star.
I TTiPte ncrmtn "R inner VvTTvnrsTvv
Natiokai. Paxk, Aug. 24. At 1 o'clock,;
to-oay, alter a austy marcn or viu miles,
OTBr "UKU ran, uib rrauueu. ou party
-w. m I itu,i I j.mw Kafiin tho Na. I
nvw ihj IV. ivi J i-w vwup, ..
their ride on iioreeback of 230 miles, every
1 . a a. - ii t a a .a a . m I
inemoer or tne expedition is in me oest or. i
health, and not an accident of the slightest J
? " LUC J"ul
-'sa 'sat I
100n
anunuttfliiAM, aiAaa., .au. x, -oou.
. -. - r - ., . vh,a . S
. U8Y?, uwn vaiy'-jcs. tw w l
1 have been verv sick over two vears.
iney aiieavn me up as past cure, i mea
!th mo-t skillful nhvaicians. but thev did
1 not reach the worst part The lungs and
heart would fill up every night and distress
I me, and my throat was very bad. I told
my cMraren i-never should die- in peace
liunliM had tried Hop Bitters. . I have taken
I i two bottles. They-have helped me very
1 1 much Indeed. I am now well. There was
a lot of sick folks Here who' have seen how
they helped me, and they used them and
are cured, and reel as thankful as I do that
there is so valuable a medicine made.
i MRS. JUUA jG; GUSHING.
PERRY & GO'S
a
il3
1-ris-vs.F ,-,
"Thead Pea aia apeeudly ' hiu-dened :it the -point.
in sat oorrode or met, a&d.wULba found
, Tnort serviceable and durable. - 8mieoard,wltl- '
fan different styles of xt plated pena,sotfor
trUta-oaPaitlrtof-5-eitB.v44:-.f . ; , .
; ,- Holo;Aceata .
"Ivtsao,r Blakeman,: Taylor & Xo.,
-.r--..- " -IfCtr-TOBK.: ,. ' .
Jan8tamty : tn fr .,: f . ,aa 2 ;
. .' .. . -
wNfiWr ScDoronffh Hbiisea
..... w . - I
W.tiJi., :u iJ.iJD -PilNCESS STREET
( The Finest BeateuraxUia the City. - :
Board $1.23 per Day, Three Tioketl flM IBut
(le Meals 35o. o Meals ae-out.'M-.n--s.r-r?r.-,--.'
.
17 xa u a. . SCARBOROUGH, Prop'rT v
C(M;.tERCIAL.
W.ttMl'lTGTO MARKET.
I fAK;OFFICE.:,Xugust27, 4 P. M.
market
pened quiet at 38J cents per gallon, and
ported
1TAII The market Was frrih at 1 80 rier
r -1 ii.
fl. '6280 lbs, -with salcs a't quotations; ' i
UKUDE TDItPENTINE-.Tbe market.
waa irregular, with sales reportetl at 25
f ITT
IforjHardand $2 502 55 for Yellow Dip
v jcOQN jiarket quiet'and nominally
unchanged.' The following were the official
lb
Vt'
RKCEIPTJI.
I
: j JJoitdii
3 bales
678 casks
- 1 Crude Ttirpentitte. 1 - 187 hhls
1 By TdlefiT&ph td the Moramsr Mtar.
,; Financial.
!Nxw Yokk. Auffust 27. Noon."-
irregular at 23 per. cent. , Bterling ex
change .482486. State bonds dull. Go-
1 .vernments firm
4 i
Oommeretal
-.w. v.--.-- -.1.1 Rrf!. .'Jl-.
;l niiddlihir Fu-
vijlitdres barelv steadv. with sales to-dav at the
.'aivf u& ua a. v . vw zvvu.i iy, auy 4 -i u vui u&i
10.16c; December 10.24c; January 10.34e,
. Flour, ouiet.and unchanged. ' Wheat opened
ttc lower, out afterwards reacted iic.
Oorn dolt and a' shade lower. Pork dull
M Wf00U 25. ; Lard weak -a i8 75
1 -r-v " . vi
Ircights quiet and steady.
FOICKICN iff AHKKT9.
' IBv Cable to the Morning Star.
L-iv KKPOOL, August 27. Noon. Cotton
in moderate inquiry and freely supplied ;
uplands 5fd : Orleans 5d: sa?es 8.000 bales:
I lOW bales for speculation aud export; re-
I -i rra K UfUl T-iQirMa nf wninl. O Kiwi vtt -
ceipts 6.950 bales, of which 2,500 were
'American. Uplands, lmc, September and
Qctober delivery .5 3 64d; October and No
vember delivery 557-64d; November and
December delivery 5 36-64d; January and
and
March
t ana April delivery & 44 (Hd. Apnt and May
( delivery 464i. , Jhltures qvU.. ,
I I .orn -dLla Kii Inner Ploo t miniloa flTa Krf
I 8.00 F.' M. Uplands, 1 m c, "August anil
September delivery 5 40-64d; September
ana ccioDer delivery 0 sy 64a ; uctooer and
ITovember delivery 5- 88-64d ; November
and December delivery 5 36-64d. ,
3.30 P. It Uplands, Tm c, November
and December delivery 5 38-64L; Dacember
and January delivery 5 38-645 89 64d;
April and May deliver 5 48-84d '
4.00 P. M- Uplands, 1 in c,i September
and October delivery 5 4fr645 39 64d;
October and November delivery 5 89 64(?ft
Jtsawa. Futures firm. j,;r .
' Sales of cotton to-day include 6,000 bales
American.
Corn new mixed western 5s 6id.
New Tori- Naval Stores iflarket.
New Fork Journal of Commerce, Aug. 25.
, ' 8pirits Turpentine There is a steady
market and no important change quoted,
with a light trade demand; merchantable
6rder quoted at 41c bid and. 42c asked
tlosins The comparatively low rates of
freight give a livelier movement in low
grades of rosins: the sales show steadier'
prices, and include 2,000 bbls common at
fl ou; i.ouu ddis common tp- sinuncu at
$1 55 and 1,000 bbls good strained tl 62.
Quotations: Rosins-Strained at $1 55; good
strained at $1 62 ; No. 2 'jE at $1 70&1 75 ;
No. 2 F at $1 801 85, No. 1 G at $1 95;
No. 1 H at $2 10; good No. 1 1 at $1 15
2 20; low pale K at $3 40; pale M at
I 3 oo(; vu; exira piue n at,
I 8 00; window glass W at $3 37375.
I !squoted at $2 502 75?for Wilminj
$2 652 70; extra pale N at f 2 90
Tar
Wilmington.
1 fitch is quoted at fi w.
Charleston Rice market.
I Charleston News and Courier, Aug. 26.
: The sales were of a retail character.' The
rates are as follows: Common 55c; Fair
55c; Good 5f6c; Prime 6c per lb.
Illa First Day at Saratoga.
Saratoga was a new idea to him. It was
so jolly to go from spring to spring and ,
take a drink pf the water of each. No two
of the springs tasted alike. There are about
forty springs in Saratoga. After tasting
nearly half of these, he began to have a
. j : - j. r i ' w a 1
I ,ing most of the day in this way he went to
queer iceiing msiue ui iiiiu. ncr opcuu-
i bed. It seemed as if all the water-wortcs ot
i .tne lower regions were raising a not wnum
:lI A -r., 1 l...w. wn- Ha
UtUI. IWI BCVCIUl UUU19 Ul aUUj , u.
tuUULUh 4JI XtUUtl 1 Alii iuuJii.
K gave hjm . relief and comfort, and
. O ' J r - . - ,
icharmed him tp sleep.
i m n , nf hi , -
;"TT' ST. JOSEPH'S, FE3(ALB ACADEMY OF
1V1 THE BLUE RTOGE,
: xho Academy ia conducted by the Sisters of
Merey.andisaice-sibifebytheBiiirca
UicKOKy (Tqwh), Catawba Co., N. C.
, The location very eeslrable, on account oi
A'SJ'k
: IIII III I llH.I II 2,l IT SSJIlia IIIIIUUUUU BUC7JLI-- T
iiiediiifware new and furnished with mo
dnrn imn-oTmnnnt.
I The 6roundivrvaDle for exercise.
i The Faculty chosen to impart a first class lite
rary and musical education, along with domestic
economy. -
i Terms very moderate, at $13 per month, for
Board and Tuition.
Apply for Circnlars to ,,liar,
ang 7 3w tn fr SISTER DIRECTRESS.
ST. HART'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, ff. -C.
rfHK ADVENT TERM OP THB- BSTff SEMI
, i Annual Session of this School begins THURS
DAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH, 1883.K
IVjr Catalogue address the Reetor, -j
xw uawoK Rbt. BENNET SMfibES, A. 5L ' '
i jy 8 PA Warn
CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE. ;
: A MON(J THE FIRST IN LITERARY, MTSIC
ART Departments. Session exiends from
; September 11th, 1883, to J one 11th, 1884. ,
Apply for eataloeue; '' f
. , : REV. WM. R. ATKINSON,
aug 12 lm , . y Charlotte, N.C
ST. GEORSE'S BALL FOR BOYS Helstew
town, Baltimore county, ML. prepares for
any ooUeee or business lire. Saw per year, un
surpassed in the Middle States. PROF. J. C. Kl
NEAK, A. M., PrinclpaL Catalogues sent.
aug 2 8m ... ;. . . .
'i hi.1'
'DUCKING,
. RIFLE, .
DEER and '
POWDitR,
; Mapui Stored by X-?JVr
HAl1V& PEdkBSiliia
1
H. Brunhild Bro.
Fine Liquors & Wines,
' ' AND PROPEIKTOHS OP
Mouther rr S t a r
- f " -
Rye WHiskeys.
Bead Certificate of Prof. CIIAS. W. DABNKY.Mr
Chemist. :
..tv VS-"18. N Oct. 7th, 18ft..
. ' I have examined carernlly and thorot.ff.ilv
analysed a sample of whiskey, certified to ? .1
fair sample of the brand, known as "Sontlictii
Star," manufactured by Messrs. ir. Brunlilid a
Bro., of Wilmington, N. C, and find it a remark-i
bly pure and strODK whiskey free from all a.l.ii
teraxions and fraudunt additions usually 1111,1,.
to whiskey.
"Chas. W. Dabitit. Jr., (Hipmisi
"IN 1ltANSIT niRKCT.
A Cargo of Bass Ale,
Guinness' Extra Brown Stout, and
Cochran & Cantrill's Ginger Ale.
. i .
Hicks & Brunhild Bros.
RICIimOND, V.A.,
KANUFACTURERS OP TI1E BEST &. FINKST
BRrGHT AND DARK CDEWINC!
T0BACCO3,
'IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES. Send for Samples
and Quotations.
Je 3 tf
THE SEASHORE !
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
SMITnVILLE, N. 0.
SEASIDE HOTEL,
WRIGHTSVTLLE, N. t
IS. I. I'ERRY, Proprietor
j rpnESE two summer resorts will i k
f open Monday, may
2S.
The Hotel Brunswick, at Smithrllln. Is t weni v
five miles below Wilmington, and accessible l,y
two First Class Steamers, making two tripH daily
Tne Seaside Hotel Is situated in a lurjre crxv.
on Wrightsville Sonnd; is composed of ciiitajri'i
for families, and within seven miles of Wilniintr
ton, at the head of a fine Shell Road, the Ix si in
the Southern country.
j BOTH HOTELS IN FULL VIEW OF TflK
OCEAN
Good Surf and Still-Water H illiini'.
: Every variety of Fish, an.l hIhumI.'wich ,,f tVn
ters, Clams and Crabs.
Spacious Ball Rooms, with (inn Bnruls of Mu- ir
Ten-Pin Alleys, Billiards and IVir.
Terms moderate. J! . 1
ADRIAN & V0LLERS
OFFER FOR SALE
rfpj Hhds New Crop Cub3 MOLASSES,
Q Hhds Porto Rico MOLASSES,
A Bbls N. Ol MOLASSES,
different grades,
2 Bbls SYRUP,
200 BafrsC0FFKK' Rl fy an1 ,:,V;
Bbls SUGAR, all' grades,.
OKA Boxes and bbls CRACKERS
ZOU and CAKFS,
O Q Firkins and Tubs BUTTER,
4Q Tes best refined LARD,
Cases bestrcfl nod LARD in Tins,
2)0 PaUa and Tllhs best renne1 LARD,
' 1250 Bb'3 F1OTrR fr6m Snper tJ Fli,"'v.
100 Bb!s Iiish potatoes'
"25 Bbls 'rXTKnrs'
200 BoXBS roE''C0' al1 fades,
1K( Thousand CTQARS, "
RICE, SALT. SOAP. A.C., &C.
ap 8 tf
Appolinaris Water.
THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF APPOLINARIS
WATER, can now pet this Healthy and Cool
ing Medicinal Water by tha Glasa.1 Also VU-.hy,
Saratoga. Kessingeh, Seltzer and other Mineral
Waters for preventing fevers and aiding diges
tion during the hot weather.
For sale by F. M. AGOSTINL
At S. aNORTHROP'S,
au 18 tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
Havlng tho Sole Agency for the
'TANNER & DELANEY ENGINE CO,
probably the largest, most modern and best ap
pointed establishment of the kind in the United
States, the subscriber offers at prices he mnfi
idently belieyes will attract to this point a t r:il
In MACHINERY it Is peculiarly fitted to handle,
! ENGINES and ItOIXKllS,
of every description, from 4- to lBO-Horse Power.
Also, SAW ana UKIST MUjLJS, WiniS, J j in ami
ERS, Ac. To their line of PORTABLE ENGI N KS
.and BOILERS, specially adapted to Farm use,
he would Invite particular notice.
Catalogues furnished on application. Corn s
' pondence inyited.
au 12 D&WSm' ' " ' Wilmington, N. C.
THE CELEBRATED
, ARRINGTON GAME FOWLS FOR SALE
jyj-Y GAME FOWLS HAVE A NATIONAL RE
putation. They have fought and won a series of
the greatest mains ever fottght on this or any
other continent, and Fifteen Fairs, on exhibition
at. Philadelphia In TC. were honored by the Unl-
ted States Centennial OommlsBloner with the Di
ploma and Medal.
I have a variety of Colors and most approved
Breeds in the United States. I will Ishlp splendid
COCKS, of fine size and handsome plumage, pe
v.nwMa rt c .T.. - . Mm a no in no ,,ih
AAu: ViX), V. v..., ..w. w-..w -v.w --
HENS, $2.50 and $3.00 each; or $7.00 per Pair!
Siu.uu per .no. u raise - wu iiunu
Pairs this Summer, the" Finest Games In the
World, and will ship Young Fowls of March and
April hatch during the months of August, hp
tember and October, at Five Dollars per Pair, or
Seven Dollars per Trio.
Whoever disputes tho superiority of my Birds,
will please back the assertion with their stamps.
Write for what yon want.
' '' AddTess, J. G. ARRrNOTON,
ap C tf niuaadstont iNasn Co., N.C.
ENC0DRKGE,B0HE INSTITDTIONS.
TiieNorti Caroliiiffomr Co.
RAI.lICrtf,r!.
THIS COMPANY CK)NTlWuES TO WRITE PO
lieieS at fair rates on allclasses of insurable
property. -".c ',rf
All lossea are promptly adjusted and paid. The
"Homert is rapidly gaining fa public favor, and
appeala.wUhAttMf denos fa Inau rpra of property
hi North Carolina. ." ' ' " ' "
W. 8. PRIMROSE, Secretary.
Pulaski cowper. suoervi
PER, supervisor.
ep'26tf
ATKINSON MANNING, Agents.
.Wilmington, KM
A