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RALEIGH, N.C, FRIDAY DECEMBER 3, 1875.
No. 100.
LEA &PSBBIS8
7'
U th ftnlr CKSETINX: V
The City.
i
W. 6. Bill lodge meets this evening
A grand military ball i on the tapi$
for Xmssv: : ' ' : .;.
Tbedty" polio will Ida turfr ne
tdrss tuuf arms sett weak. i( n i.
Up to J o'clock today, 83 auenffs 'nasi
settled for their state taiea,
Tb masonic grand lodge meet
this city next Mondsy evening. ;,
There wmi false alarm of fire about
7 o'clock bat evening,'' ' II was cmieted
bcre U bad extended m 74 . .
It la thought tfeat tlx 17. & circuit
otmrt, sow jyn seaaioa in thik will
a4joora by tha midJlo of next week."
8haiirF,M(rUf Oaalow oonntjr,
Agurel with tha-Ttditor thia morning
ajod Jroppe4 $2,49.35 into Um aUta
twaamy. -f i; '. f
- Th glaaadoora for' the capital en
traaoaa ar imwIt fiuiahad. , Thr will
ald graatly to tli romfort of tha
lmOJing. ,m . -. :
Tha regular atoothly maating of ittta
board of aldermen takea plaoa tltia area
iug. An elfotioa on ' th qnMtton of
fnnding Uia dry debt will be ordered
At lh4 requeat f anasy cilfw an, mt
iiave utroduoed onr-fioe "JfAMDiri
l.l Price 40 reaU. ) Law A t.
Oorernor Brogden haa appuitol H.
Li. try, of Jionroe, union eouuty, a
notary pnblio. The appointment wm
made at the reqneetof the offltwr of the
People's Iwnk at that plao.i.
MeMrn. A. (J. Handera Co . ban
for ! two no m! mule, one Wautfrui
pony. ne new ImiKy and eno tecond
band enrrinjfe. Jut repaired anil p.rntcd
an good a new. Call on lhm at Xo 2.
Miirtlu Hlreet, for alSrsmiu
Weather frightful. Uain, rain, all
day. Another delude threatened, anil
no Xoah with hi rwtboat ready. Tne
all vheeted In Ice thU niorntnj,' bend
ing heneath the weUht of their bUt
armor. Everjlhin? il'mmnlly inviting
to nuk'lde or "hot coti-h."
Th Festival. Tha fUir and fcnti
rat of the young ladiaa of Edontoi
Street Methodist church latt evening,
waa- brilfiantneeeea1 far aa thfe
beauty of the decorations, eleg&noo of
the Ublea and charma of the fair atten
dant were concerned ; but wat almost
a luiiure aa to crowd and financial re
lults. The terrible' weather was in the
way. It rained oeaaeleealy and spite
fully, and the dirknesa wan no thick
you could nave turret! it wltii a
like tar. A aUck of black eeta would
have looked like a. white elephant be
aide a chunk of it. It ia much to be
regretted, because really the prepara
liona of the Jadies were aim idant an
exquisitely tasteful.
The flower and fancy table looked like
a tlinrpse of . fulrj-Wd. and -waa man.
aged by lira. Kate Primrose, MisaMattie
Tanoey and Mint Effie Cooke.
Cake and frnit table, Mra. D, W
Bain, and Misses Janie Brown and Susie
T Am son.
Table of fancy articles made by the
young ladles society, was presided over
by Misses Annie Best, Mollis Hill and
Naroissa Hntobinga.
And the supper table, which staggered
and ached beneath its burden of dejioa-
ries," was in charge of Mrs. Lucy Evans,
Mrs. Betsy Feltou and Mrs. W. W.
Wrenn.
We trust the ladies may repeat their
entertainment under more suspicions
circumstances.
METHODIST ITISCOPAL
FERENCE.
CON
First Day's rRocEEDiNs or ta
8'.Tit AKNrai. ISebriox or THE
North Cakouma Cox
fkrkjcc8 ok , th8
M.E Chcbch,
S0VTH.a
IIo. Josiah Tubjskr, Under tUis
head, tlie Washington (X. C.) Echo, of
Xov. 30, says :
As we so to press (MondayVlaia
gentleman is addressing, wiw good
etiect. a very large audience at the court
nouse. ms ionics or (lutoussion are
The constitutional " convention, the
adoption of the Most amendment' by
leguiauve amendment, nnsa, rosues
and railroad corporations, and how the
latter have run the Astieviile Citizen
snd Ealcixh News. How the Chatham
railroad paid 1100,000 to Littlefield to
get 2.K,e00 appropriated to this
thievlnir.f tsorporatiim, ' tto& how the
CUaUiam road tow defrauds the state
hy exehangiag ten rent bonds tor dollar
lit. Turner . will stteak TaUrsJav.
i. at Swann-Quarter t andVMoudan
l c 6. at Plymouth." if ,
From the WTDmlngton Star, Dec. 8.
For the last two or three davs th
delegates, both clerical and lay, of th
above body from different parts of the
state nave vera arriving m our city.
until yesterday meruing the greater
number bad reached here. Amonz them
are many prominent men uotn In enured
and state, and tha body being as It 14
the collection of all those in authority in
tha N.C division of the Southern M. K.
church, its meelinv are naturally looked
forward to witu coutttderabla Interest.
especially by our Methodist fellow citi-
tens.
The X. C. Conference comprises the
following districts: bounded on the east
ny the Atlantic ocean i ou the north by
Aiuemarie aouna ana itoanoke river
to it intersection by tha Vindnia state
line and by said state line (hut including
i nion cburcn in Meciuenourz count v
Va) to the Bluejtidge ; on the west by
ine western Dounaary ot eurry. W likes.
Caldwell, Burke, McDowell, Ruther
ford and Folk counties, to the South
Carolina line ; on the south by the state
line of bouth Carolina to the ocean.
This section comprises ten districts.
eacn under tno jurisdiction or a presld
ing elder, as follows : liev. J 1 Meore,
liaieign district; iter, u I,UeniIrcn,
Ilillsboro district : Kev. XII D WUson.
Greensboro district ; Iter. D K Burton,
aiistury district s liev. I. o uurkbead.
Shelby district Kev. J SXelsoa, Char
lotte district ; Kev. 8 II Adams, Fay
ctteviUe district ; liev. W S Black, Wil
mington district; Kev. ,'E A .Yates,
JNea nern district I itev. W C lose.
waamngtoa district
ths raocBjtinifaa
r ' "i.'; m7i rn 1
tion of permaneni secretary was in
order, i M H xt-vi-. s t;n.i t
Rev. Dr. Cravea tit nominated and
pnanimoualy else ted to occupy that posi
tion, no outer nomination bains made.
A motion to form a committee con-
listing of one minister and one layman
(rem each district to nominate standing
committees waa made by Kev L. .
Bnrkead, whioli was afterward amend-
su' to create- ids ten presuung eiders
that aommlttts and adopted. ' a' H
Tha members of tha committee then
reurea to nue toeir noroinauogs.
On -motion of Rati Li S. Bnrkheadl
the committee of presiding elders were
Insfructed to appoint -also a committed
to tate Mitocoosideraon th oslebratioa
of the 100th anniversary, which occur
nekt year, of the Introduction of Metb
odism into north Carolina.
Itevs. W. 8. Black.' J. E. Mann. Ji
T. Gibbe and CapC J. E. Leggett wer
apporatea ' a . committee i oa puolM
wentiup. ,
Un motion or uie secreUry. a com-.
mittce consisting or nve, with K. j,
Lilly, Esq., as chairman, was appointed
to inquire into tne means or having the
minutes of the conference published
aaiiy as rapidly aa mar be. '
un motion, iters, n. II. Moore, ir
B. Gibbons and T. W. Guthrie were an-
poiniaa a oommiuee on memoirs.
iho rolls or the examiners of the 1st.
2d, 8d and 4th years of ministers of the
conference were called and a partial re
port made, tne nnai report being post
poned.- -; " .-'f'i u
un mouon, it was decided to have
NEWS AND KOTESL
The steamer Alaska is to cruise on the
i Liberian coast
Los Ao roles. California, baa msde
800,000 gallons of wine this year.
Old Tbad. Stevens' nunrer wife is
suing bis estate for six years' sefThtes.
Eleven lives lost by the sinking of
the steamer Sunnvside bv Hudson river
ice, - -
v
A railway collision in New York yes
terday killed two persons and wounded
many.
A boiler-explosion at New Harmony,
idiana, yesterday, added two to the
population of eternity.
C. D. Wetmore. of MilfanL Pennsrl.
vania, has been arrested for incest with
a 17-year-old daughter.
The telegraph still persists in burden-
ins; itself and the eoontrr with bulletins
of Cbas. O'Conor a health. The last one
says be was slowly sinking yesterday.
A queerly speculative Wisoonsinner
has 30 acres of swamo fenced in for a
bull-frog pasture, and ships thousands of
these water nightingales to New York.
Schooner J. O. Jenkins lost in Mon
day's gale on lake Erie, and 9 unfortu
nates added to the list of tltose that
shall come forth only when " the seas
shall give up then dead."
Speakership and clerkship excitement
."-- A .r- S "-. ssjss a- - ..
' AdMrtlMfMBts will sehwerTed la tht lsuif
Ssauaaa at tha foUowlns ssKm pcrsqaartot
one inch, or tcs ejtaloo.toes,;yWK,.
One sqosrs oae Usm - , - - flO
each anbsequesUnserUoa
less tbaa week I.........., A...'...;
t sqnare, t rek M
1 months , is t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
rr A L K ' A'D O U T
BIT
C. I). HEARTT
BATSTM XUj OS OENXT HAW,
Gents', iadinr and Misits', Ga ten. f
rwi tor or
.MIS8E8
(iSU' LAVIES AXl
BOOTS, SHOES AKD QAITEBS
dec Urn
AT
C. D.
hWttu
with Open doors the examination offin Waahintrton bnbhlino- ovnr al 140 in I M OT TO BE UNDERSOLD IN QUAUTT
character, which consUta in asking the the shade snd still a-riamg. Pnblio and I AT 'J?SPrlce ' t nvsw-U.
Mil. via UK' . m. If .a. w .9 . .f . 71 . I
m ine ana m I aae in ine cancus.
Has he been blameless
official character?". "
Ine committee oa the nomiuauon of
standing committees entered and made
the following report, to which no ob
jection being mode, it was adopted
tducaUon Clerical : H T Hudson,
W II Moore, M L Wood. J R Griffith.
M V Bherrill, J P Wheeler, J Sandford,
r u wood. v uoyie. lav: A A
A HEW 0TUE
a-Lu, , , , ..tow, o uvjre. MMJ . a A
"The delegates met yesterday morning Scroggs, James iouthgate, W U Doub,
The Salisbury Watchman, of Dec. 2,
says : ' I.. Branson, of Raleigh, is a
go-ahead man el ways doing something
good. He has trot out a very nmt X.
C. Almanac now. fu'l of interesting
matter. The cnlculntiou were made
bv Kev. II. Craven "
The Durham Tobacco-Plant, whi h 1'
growing; steadily in stsnnnd circulation,
in lis issue ot iX'c. I. tiins corrects a
dlintnnf ve error : ' Tho Sentinel man
was slightly mlHlaken in this projmooti-
rftiions of matrimonial affairs in Dur-
ham. Instead of Ihree couple, there
will not even Im onc. Oo-from home
to hear news." , ' r -
Cotton receipts yesterday. 287 bales.
Market to-day firm at 121 and demand
good, bnt little on the market owing to
the inclemency of the weather. - Orders
moderatrv ' Trade dtdl in all directions.
C'OJCPLtMKKTARY. Tlift Salisbury
Watchman, of Dec. t, says :
The entertainment given by ths Daily
Xews, Raleigh, on the. 25lh, was a rtiust
pleasurable afl'alr. There were some
excellent speeches made In response to
toasts the best we have read in many
a uay. mat oi itev. ir. mtchard was
in keeping with the character of the
man ; its high-toned liberality and
steady aim to promote godliness in the
land, was just what roiirht have been
expected of him.
Mr. P. Donan s response to the toast.
"The Press," is certainly a remarkable
production, abounding with much origi
nal wit and-humor, and marked by
strong evidences of a high order of In
telligence, practical sense and close
observation. t
! There were also other speeches and
Sayings, which contributed to enliven
and intensify the pleasure of the occa
sion, so creditable to the hous e which
.C. D-. Heartt, the prosperous boot and
slioe mwluiBt, No. 13 FsyettevBle
street, has just received .a new stock.
Ladies and gentlemea wanting a perfect
fit in booty shoe ; or hit, will Jlnd it .to I
thair interest to call at Heartfs before
purchasing elsewberew S Lie adver
tisement " , :"v--:
TAR DROPS.
j Mayor Canady, of Wilmington, is still
lick,.? : i ' '
Tweuty-flve stores swept away In the
noit. conuagration, .
The Eastern North Carolina Medical
Assdetatiott,met In Wilmington next
f'uesday.
I An Onslow county huntinsr party.
headed by Sheriff Murrill, killfxi 21 deer
In four da.
The buliee of St. Paul Episcopal
church. . WUminirton. rive an sletrant
sapper tuis evening.
; a iignter, loaded so that it was
heavier than lieliter should be. sank in
Cape Fear river at Wilmington, Tues
day. J J .1 ' 'J i v, t
i-The Greensbordmans weekly devour
4,000 pounds of beef. 2,000 of pork and
700 or mutton, beside nsh, poultry and
game.
J j Deputy Sheriff Henry Fields, of Samp
son county, nad - a nerce scume, tbe
other (tnr. with ' k tilocwe rtouutrniln.
- . . . ... . ' I ! I J J . ' " HP!' " ( ,
Poucs Cotr. Only amall fish were Owen Lee, whom he was taking to Jail.
b. S. Cisciirt CorsT.-r-Tba eonrt met
this morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to
a ljournment, 'Judges Bond and Brooks
presiding. : I1m criminal docket w
taken up, and the. esse of U.S. vs. Adol-
phus Mitchell, indicted, in the district
eonrt at Newborn and transferred to this
eonrt, for selling fraudulently stamped
tobacco, went to trial, pending which the
eonrt adjourned nntil half-past 8 o'clock.
at 91 o'clock in Front Street M. E,
church. The edifloe bad recently been
under Uie care of tne ladies of tne eon
gregation, and their industrious and
tasty hands bad made everythinej brurht
ana cneerftu to greet tne delegate. The
genial warmth of a glowing Are in the
f urnaee eonld - be felt throughout the
entire muidanR. semnff to ausiDate the
chill of the morning, while an array of
nowwrs peeped from just in front of the
puipit, sauing a ensrm so tne surround
ings, it waa evident that the delegates
had been nicely prepared for.' ,
Bishop McTyeire presided, announcing
tho opening hymn, "And are we vet
auve anu see eacn otners face.
which was snng by tlie assembled dele
gates, ssMttted bv a number of ladies
and gentlemen of the congregation who
were present.
I he bisbon then oflored up a long and
fervent prayer to the Throne of Grace.
begging tne blessing of the Most High
on tne assembled delegates, to enable
them to do and act His will in the de
liberations about to take place,
At tne conclusion of his feeling and
impressive prayer, tne bishop read the
JXtn enapter of itomans, after which be
called upon Rev. L. 8. Burkhoad to de
liver a prayer. That gentleman re
sponded in a fervent supplication of
sums length.
'I hen was suug by the assembled body
the hymn "Anuuung grace, how sweet
the sound," after which the conference
proceeded to regularly organise.
jjy direction ot tne bishop, the sec
retary of the last cooferen. e. Dr. U
Craven, called the clerical roll of the
conference, when the following named
gentlemen answered to their namea t
Daniel uulbreth, James it Alford.
William Clous, WUliura M Jordan, John
W Lewis, Joseph II Wheeler, Robert
P Bihb, Ira T Wyche. Washington S
Chajluv T Page Ricaud, Thomas 0
Moses, Thomss B Reeks, Lemon Shell,
William II Bobbitt. Luuzlrn S Burk-
bead, Paul J Carrawar, John W North.
Zebedee Hash, Henry-u Hbbons, IJo
Ville JU llendren, Charles 11 Phillip.
xnonuu. vv uuiiirie, unary x Hudson,
Daniel May, fenockiey 1) Adans, Cbas
Al Andersen, Clarendon M Pepper,
Isano W A vent, James E Mann. Junius
P Moore, Isaac F Kceraos, Jesse 8
Xelson, Simon D Peeler, William S
BlacK James B Bobbitt, Oscar J Brent,
Jense A Cunninggini, John W Puett,
Moses J Hunt, Marcus C Thomas, Jas W
heeler, Marcus L Wood, Robt U Bar
rett, Jas B Bailey, Jas S Ervin, Alex
ander D JJetts, Wm C Gannon.Sam'l V
Hoyle, James I hinoot, David R Bra-
ton, B Craven, V B A Sharp, John R
Brooks, Robert A Willis, , Bernice B
L Herman, R T N Stephenson, Richard
8 Webb. Franklin
Moore, Edwin A Yates.
John V HartseU, Thomas
V-HhAMrill ' lliNim I
Orifflth. : William H Call. 'Maxwell H I f'oing gentlemen were elected ai-
R R Crawford, R L Hunt, T A Clark, J
Lalt, J W McUee. W Kornecav.
TJGatlin.
Sabbath Schools Clerical t J J Renn.
Li ueid, r L, Herman. J w w heeler.
J T Harris, A D Betto, T A. Boon. J
B Alford, J H IHiceler. W H CalL
Lay: Luther Bynum, Thomas G Whit
aker, O W Csrr, B Samson, B F
Dixon, M Dove, I. Phillips, W J Park
er, Wm Arendell. T C Williama.
Books and Periodicals Clerical : S A
Sharp. J W Jenkins. A A Boahamer.
T A Boon, J 8 Irviu, O M Pepper, W
SChafiin,TW Smith, J B Brooks, A
R Raven. Lay : B Allen. A Walker.
S L Riddle, G W Flowers, J WGidney,
J J Shaver, G S Cole, K K Con noil, T
V uay, a W iJrown.
Cnuroh Froperty Clerical s w C
Wilson. J W Lewis. John Tillett. C M
Anderson, J E Thompson, a IS Cul-
berth, J W Avent, J B Bailey. J P
Simpson, R O Burton. Lay : J F
Moore, L C Hanes. James Pinnix. C
Oidney, A 8 Webb, G D Wolfel J W
Leak, J E Leggett, B Thompson, Thoe.
HGstlin.
Bible Cause Clerical : O J Brant. S
D Peeler, H F Wiley, J F Hettman. W
M Jordan, J F Simoot, B 0 Phillips, J
r nagweiL k Willis, Jere Johnson.
Lay . F A Clark, B F Dixon. T W
Flowers, L C Himes, Lnther Bynum, R
ii aunt, ti j Liiuy, j js leggett, A a
inompson, I u wiuuuns.
Centennial-Clerical: LSBurkhead.
R 8 Webb, B Craven, L W Crawford,
II T Hudson, PJCarraway, J T Wvche.
J E Mann, W C Garrison, R ( Burton,
W II Bobbitt. Lay: T S Whltaker
Jas Southgate, R T Gray, W C Doub,
R R Crawford, A Scroggs F A Clark,
S J Lilly, J W McOee W F kornegay
F C Williams. ,
Tlie examination of : ths superan
nuated list wai then taken up, tlie welfare
and condition of tbe several members
of tha cnnfi-rnnce wlina nimu mm
thereon being considered and the Indi
vidual cases disposed ar. .. :
" At"the remiert -or the bishop,-1 lev.
Dr. Closs offered up ft beautiful prayer
Mr- the weuare oi those ef the cooler
ence who were
nuated list
The committee upon examination of
applicants for the ministry for tho first
year were called and reported.
J. SI. Rhodes, ML Olive Circuit, P. II
Hall, Fayetteville circuit, and . J. B.
Carpenter, Rutherfordton circuit, having
received a favorable report from the
committee on examination, after a strict
and inquiring tcrunity into their moral
characters and i capacities, were duly
elected members ot the orth Carolina
conference. "
Kev. J. D. Carpenter of the S. Ci
One of Chicago's pet railroads has
caught a sniff of tbe contraction policy
and woodbined, with 11,500,000 worth
of liabilities, and about 151 cents of I
assets which may possibly be discover
ed by tbe vigorous use or a mathematic
al ftne-tootn comb.
It will doubtless be saddening- Intelli
gence to many of the .Sentinel's read
ers to learn that Hon. Ira Harris, of
New-York, la dead. Every paper in
the south pars for such calamitous bits
of telegraphic tidings. This Is another
vanity under the tun.
It Is said Ststin promises bis iuiierial
.... . -
littleness snd low uesa, L lyases J time.
that she will gradually emancipate her
Cuban niggers, give more commercial
facilities, afford legal redress lor past
injuries, and behave lierselt generally
like the sweet old cut-throat that she is.
The New York chamber of commerce
has appointed a committee to consider
the Cuban throat-cutting question in a
commercial point of view. The dollar
is the trne ysnkee standard and test of
all political, military snd moral moves.
xoucn my pocset, toucn my soul.' is
the rule.
The gallant boys in blue, whose ex
ploits consist chieny or old squaw mas
sacres, nigger protecting and southern
oauot-oox uursung, nnmoer i,om shoulder-strappers
and 24,031 hard-tackers.
ue tne incoming aemocrano congress
razee these legions of useless janixaries
down to 10.OVU.
Tlie Hawaian sntliorititts. instigated
donbtless by some underling of our
Ulyasian pirate government, prevented
Capt Waddell, of the steamship City of
nan rrancisoo, ironi proceeding on his
trip to Sydney via Honolulu. Tliev even
threatened bint with arrest on a charge of
iawcj ta aesiiyyius; one oi uietr einmsy
scows, while in command of the Confed
erate cruiser Shenandoah.
am i-
TOU WANT
Gent's Hat. call st
dee Um C. B. IH A BIT'S,
rODN0 GENTS, If you want a perfect
X Ottlas Ualter, go ta
dac 8m V. D. HEABTT'8.
V EW STYLE FRENCH LAST, GENTS'
Gattera, the best and nwt comfortable
wearinsMoeln tbe market, at
dec C. D. HEARTTS. ;
LADIES, MI&iE3 AND CHILDREN, IP
von want a Bmit or I.Klixr t St Ilka
glove, gn to
aec S-Vm. V.V. jIEABTT'S.
"ALUABLE CITY LOT FOB SALE.
Will be sold on the premises at auction, oa
TUESDAY. Xil aiai IK8T..
the- followlnif oasirabla elty property t One
lot on Newbern Avenue IS feet, running
throutrh to Morgan street, with a front on
blood won ti itroet of lltfieet, apoa whirs Is
a new Dwelling bouse contalulns 8 Lu-tra
rooms eonTenleatlv and well arranired : four
oUtor good honass so w ooeaplef by good
tenant arc on ths tot; also swell ef good
water, kite hen. stables. carHase houses. At..
adjoining the same and stz other lota which
will be sold at tbe same same lime, S fronting
on Morgan street KJ by 105 feet ; S on New
bern Avenue & by 105 feet, one of which
haa on It house containing 3 rooms in good
repair. This mxiDertT is fn the heart of the
city, is dutnt'bly lotvted, being oa one ot the
principal streets and surrouudtil by good
people on all sides. ' .
1 erras : ime-tbird Catb. one-third a mnntha.
ohe-tlilrd Vi months with interest from data.
six per cent. Title retained natll an the pnr
cliae money is paid. Posasaaioa glvsa 1st
January next. Sale ,lw,take place at l'J
o'clock.
Dee, 3, lWd. - A. f?. LEE. .
C
O A L
No uc lu ord, r 1oin aluvad then yos rsa
getthe '
BKUT liKI) ASH,
From i. A. JONES lr the
TON
as low st tt will cost you by the Car Leait
Freight added.
Oak wood
Pine wood
nor 4-tf
Atr. Beckwlth haa mtuut i
Boardlni House at the Corner of Martin and
numinfrinn rtreets, In tbe residence formerly
Oecupled by tbe late Dr. W. U. McKes. She.
is prepared to sacommodata permanent as
well a transient boarders. ., Tha tahU la i
always (applied with the very ttest the market
affords, and tbe rooms kept seat and eon-'
foruble.
nor w-tf 1 " '
netted last night and up thisBoraing t
John Blake, (not the city dad,) for be
ing drunk, reposed li bonrs in ' the
calaboose and paid 1125 .for bis lodg
ings. Henry -May berry, aa Asbanten,
paid a fine of S for raising a rumpns on
theatreets.), EL Lane, - of the gorilla
speeier,4 for interfering with a city eopt
helped oat city ftnanees to the extent of
$10. '; Mr. Edwards, white, was allowed
to do 13 hours penance in the station
house for indulging bis appetite for
strong drink beyond the 'bounds of
reason.. ."Bet ' Cbu'.Bma; black
drayman, endeavored to satisfy lis cu
riosity, as to which of his lean aqalnes
vwiu oui-iro inerotner la tne. samel
dray and.his research coat him $13.
Lee ' Anally escaped; though - badly
wounded by a pistolrshot. u ( t
Til It TTat.-h waa itUMlnataJ thanks.
nving night, at his home near Faison,
Duplin county. He was sitting before
the flroi' reading,: When he was shot
tlirough the door which his daughter
bad just opened to drive out a dog.
The ' -Centrnl " Protestant ofllce in
Greensboro has ne sign np, snd its
callers- bother brother Wilson, of the
Masonic 'Journal, who headquarters' In
the seme; building,' so' much that he
threatens - douhle-Wirreled , meat-axes.
crbftsed-eyed, '; bowipsers v ; and , nltro-
Hovle, Baxter C J'hillips. Leonidas W
Crawford, Thomas P England, John F
Heuman. Edward Howland,' William D
Lee, James Mahoney, Aug. A Boahamer,
Robert M Brown. Lemuel H Gibbons,
Junius T Harris. Frank L Beid. Miles
Fey, Jsmea WUson. Itobab f Hum paw.
glrcertne..
ta, mothers,--nurses, do not fail
to give Dr. Bali's Conglr Svrnpto the
little ones) for all cases of coughs and
golds, Only costs 23 cents. " f t . .
a v v a w nuiusi wi u0uu. avavuvsu m: j aaaas iMinn. l
JohnTBagwelL Frederiek DSwindelL I place yesterday afternoon and last
Wm. 0 Norman. Jesse H Goinn. Phillin I evening, were made.
Greening, John Sandford, X A Coon, f
W Smith, James J Carden.
The names of the lay delegates were
then called and the following gentlemen
responded : Bev. T G Whitaker, A S
Webb, J U innnix. Jamas Sontbgats,
Alexander Walker, LB Byunra, O W
Csrr, W O Doub,. L O Hanas, B Allen,
BF Samson, G W. Flowers, Dr. BF
Dixon, Dr. A A Scroggs. Rev.JF
Shorer, M Dove, Geo. D Wolf, TA
Clark, E J Lilly, George 8 Cobb, Bev.
JLeui riiutips, K & Oonncii, W i far
ker, Capt. J E Iieggett, W F Kornegsy,
A B Tbomson, W Arendell, T D Oay, j
Facts are Stubborn Thixoj
Thousands of human beings are yarly
borne on the swiit current ot disease
down to the grave, just because they do
not possess a sufficient knowledge of
themselves. A man meets his neighbor,
and the first salutation is, ' How are
you t" or How Is your health y" The
reply frequently is. Oh, I am wclL I delivered
with- the- exception of a 41L - Jloat
persons lightly regard a cokt. Reader,
do you know that a cold Is one of tbe
rere'sUll npon thesnpcmnil fT-1" -
.,t, -.,. v. , 4 I not only clogs op Uie pores of flie-entire X5 ,.
productive of Catarrh, which I quite
apt to b ad to Consumption. " Oli,"
you e.iy, " It ia nothing but a cold in iny
head." True, but thai eoU is really a
mild form of Catarrh, and if net arrested
in its course will become chronic Ca
larrh Is one of the most disagreeable.
offensive alfectioua ia Uie catalogue of
diseases. 1 he passage to tne nose is
bstracted, the sense of smell Impaired,
and there is a di'agreeable sensation of
pressure In the head. In Uie more ad
vanced stages, there is a discharge
ofleliiive odor. If the disease I or Jtiiei
continue in its course.
Incrustations will form, In
bones of which sometimes
become softened and break away in
pieces. Why will persons cdnUnue to
suffer from each an annoying, disgusting
disease, when they can lust as well be
cured ct it r Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy
will cure the worst forms of Catarrh: iu
fact. It Is the only sure and safo remedy
wnu-n nasyet been onered to tne public.
Many harsh. Irritating preparations may.
f a time, relieve the1 urgency of Uie
symptoms, out they do not cure the
disease.- "Dr,' Sage's Catarrh Remedy
is soothing and healtngln Its effects.' and
wises used with , Dr, Pierce's , Nasal
Douche, according to directions, does
not fail to effect a cure. Sold bv all
tbe hour of meeUng of the conference if1 'BWtot'
ench day would be at 01 o'clock,' and I ! ! , -r
that adjournment would be 1 o'clocky IS Faow ths Socra 1 C E. Sale, Pacb
with aftrrneon : sesaiobs If neceasity mond. Vs.. says be has sold a greist deal
li
S4.00 pereord.
3.50 ".
A. JpXEfCL.
tlii ;-; .
a wooa. wuuam r . rrmn bavin sn
John D Buie,1 a ..uT jT.Y- .TSj be allowed to
A Boon, Martin ZZZrLi'nTTZ thick, hard
i ine neaa, me
)ENTWTKYf,;., ,;
The unserslgeed having permanently loet
a ia Raleurh. resnecliulli Undi-ra hia . nraw..
reawlonal services In the practice of DentCtrtr.
kaaecai) te the cMfcens '
(both operative and
ivhai
tsT"OiBcs rooms over Tucker's
as recent I
uauiapuDuogeaeraiiv. i, ..-,!,:.
rooms over Tnrker's store lams' '
i recently eccupk'd by Dn Ajvtaeton.
aeplWtf. . D. E.LVEBITT.
taut secretaries : Rev. O. W. Carr, re
cording secretary ;. Rev. V A. Sharps,
financial secretary ; Iters. A. 8. Webb
and P, U Herman, tuilsucal secre
taries. -, i,..'!,:fl, i .:
iSeveral annotmcemeats of the meet'
ing - of standing Committees, to take
The committee on public worship
announced that Itev. J. II. Wheeler
Would occupy the pulpit of Front Street
M. E. church last evening, and Rev (A,
A. Boshsmer . would occupy that ef
Fifth Street M. E. church. ,; .,- ; ,
The nreldin(r hiahon announced thai
gLNGHAM, PAYNE A CO.'
BKttKLAYEBd AND PLASTlEKERS, '
Comer Jones and Day? son 8U., ' ' '
ltAHviaii; X. C.
Keep as band eoaatawtly a ran stock of ' "
B1??"- ;;::jbtto
cni sens, mirar ana Egfrs a sp clalty.
Cltnwssof Katelgk wwtinranj thins W th'-' '-
an to ran
grocery line would do wa
I en them..
r, . . f.
ie, or pravtteai worsmeo, r v ., a
ill orders for work will recalve immediate i. .
should dictate.
The hour of adjournment) havinz ar-
rived the doxology was sung, and after
C Wunsma and I IX Uuthne,, , - . ri..k - .mti, ,k. lfBft inff ol , .hmuL wkk lnnaSL aathma and eatan-h.
The bishop then stated that the elcc. 0dock. i , V and destroys consnmpUon t .-V ;
bcncdktioa by Uie bishopv tho' body
of WumAar's I'm Tsss Oobmaiw Abo
ays "it takes weu and given general
satu-Uction. ll ; jmnnea ujb moou.
cures ouchs,-, coius nptnertv, sore.
BrtcMaTttig and Dlasterlnr dona In tha beat '' '
aiyio.
All
aUennoa,
Ma John Bvrnm. sslasauk, woald bw'.Ji
pleased to see his friends frost Wfl country ,.
anddtyv'-i" -':.- IS-tt' - .!
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