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x UALCl6rirN. C. TUESDAY, JNOVEMBER 18. 1879.
.HOI T JPKXCE ONE CENTi
V I I " M UM1 J Ml
T. U iST.'l x-:ir:
""Kir. "", "
Industrial.
tfmf&&XA'A Mr. VAN
little rein this morning.
Gov. Jam's opened tlie Indus
trial Fnir. '
; . in diiixaat ftsas jj&s
ind ovens rattle yesterday.
Crowds of colored people come
in. by dery "train to- attend' thai
fair. '
Mr James Woodward is still
confined to his room with sick-
Mr. John "W. 1'nrcfoy is con
fined at His room at Mrs. Mont-
aMJrjs)6ifirding bouse,, awilf
sickness.
The bridge at Maj. Tucker's
mill, on ; the Fayetteville road,
o&ds Repairing. It is dangeroiis
to pedestrians. . j , , . ,
.Bead luvadvertisemcnt ff Mrn
vt nci fi:il dvvil j
wnsjjflg (crystal for whitening
cloths. Call-and get a sample
package. . ,
rree notice of the loss of a lady's
pmse on Fayetteville street. The
finder will be rewarded by leav
ingw. same at the t store of
Messrs: D. S. Waitt & Bro.
Go to Mr. Wm. Woolcott's to
bay good cheap goods. He is a
clever gentleman to deal with,
and keeps a corps of polite clerks
all the time.
Fathio liable marriage in Greens
boro to-morrow. One af Raleigh's
toost promising young men will
take tuo f the fair daughter of
. thai'Mwtj!itoy;''M
the City of Oaks.
Head the new and-' attractive
advertisement ojf essrs. Yeargan,
Ptty . ) Oh. They - make some
very important announcements to(
wlii.itjio tHdt ai tentionof our
.'1 f".;V'
i.
The folio wing young gentlemen
)tit for Greensboro this evening :
Hessrs. 8. Ik Lewi;, V.
M
they
vent when
they return. Knff
"iMolf "aorgc)t .the sabred, cnpert
Bibt, for the benefit of said
hnri. ,' ; Yon will be stipe to
ipend thV'eVetiin pleasantly.
1 J. I s
wilLfeTl our readers ' why;
pla ; t fey all mean. ' i tq1 f f . . lVf ill VI II ki 'iV-, .., -, i .. w
$17,R00 worth of old bonds ,
inrrendered to day for exchange.
P. B. Cark, Esq., of the
Henderson Tobacconist. was Ui!
I Sanderson Ife Peters, Norf ol k,
Va., had. a drummers liwnse is
sued to them to day;
Late yesterday evening Sheriff
K. 8. Saunderson, of Hydo coun
ty, brouglit three convicts up to
colored, and their terms range
from 1,3 to 10 years.
We saw a negro woman this
morning with the blood pouring
freely from her head. We asked
the cause nd .she said Henry
Havwoo'd'cfji'd had tnfstaken
hvvUM rofUklotUfitUoJd
and had tried to split it open. '
Dr. F. A. Spafford arrived in
Raleigh last evening. He has
jnst graduated from the medical
department of Dartmouth col
lege, lie took the firsf prize for
general, excellence. has re
6lfm lU llntielit? Ihaw W
vcreitv. V! '
Mrp. Sylvester Smith returned
to the city last-Saturday" from a
trip to the Wcldon f tir and a
lengthy visit to her relatives in
that section. This is her first
visit one of the city for .se viral
years and her health is greatly
improved from its effects.
This season has been a tough
one for the gates.
There is an epidemic of colds
sweepthrough this section .
D$ it!jrierrrr
you'll bones in your throat.
All women consult their mir
rors, but very few listen to them.
:.: Cat have no' fixed political
t)elief . 'They're usually on the"
e&M bttii) eniln'Kliliil
to mistake a '4ljjfij for ; a. wo-
(ihilhng piece. ; ":, ; i
tjlsieretjtes jllat name
pps.oine Jhes. stivSAf
Th dreated- WlibifM were of
the lean kind yesterday and very
1 dnhion as trt;fcrmdUmn,i a
. The tune a horse makes tie
pends .something' ii the horse and
Fogs are inwts befoi-e' ithey are
isone. And are not tit to eat un-
; The .mnfvha'ii(ioie4nd laid
the dnst; but it has not had any
effect on' the salehjf Mviitosn
banm's ready-made clothing; itlo
iserfe. aud ihould JI.mi ; -j., ! .t ...iLn -.nt.
200 Ulea.i si
KeyeP 1561.80.
Threo marrtagoliocoses to-day;
Mink cloaks, are again shown
as fnshioiikMearments! Tkis fr'
is , especially ,t liked by , elderly
ladies. ' ' t t
Nineteoa abh-bkied critictr
will 'if'ijTj ujjlnliree hond.
to watch a muA' paint a sign (hi
a. window.
, Th:5dtUnJ6 r lleilers
an' worked Hlnij)8t to death They
are kept -husnight - and , day
marking up pfhosi ' ;. '
Two colored men had a regu
lar "set .to" on Martain street
this morning. Of-course they
Wnn&'ihtetewc'a b tfi6 Maf oV!
have a wide band of fur around
jhe botto$iu&l iinjejskjrt; A
Very narrow pleating ,is all that
showfe beloivflt.' ' ' '
Go' to i Christopher- ud Sorrell and
(ouy tliaf fiuu flavored Parched Coffee,
?Enterpri8e' the premium ooffc at
M. Hossnbanm, near thd capitol, has
just received. Ap, additioa'tq his well
uelected t)k waite and kjbloved bed
blankets, white twilled flumiel, red
twilled flanne: large lot of, balmortil
skirti,' Tadiaai'geatlemeri and cliildrens
undershirts, ladies satchels and trunks,
canton rIanneJrtrimmiiig, lace and neck
ruffling cheap a? ever. ' We ask an in
Bpection of out assortment. Respect
fully, M. Kosnbaum. 23-6t
Two car losra of white, old corn
just arrived At Christophers & SorreilH..
Also hay and oats in any quantity :
nol8-6t
photographs ef s the different
actresses and other celebrities for
sale at ;6tewart' Photograph
Gallery.' ; 63 6t
tf Ton watt fine, ricn. tM Chees,
why go to Uhristophert sr hdnvir, Wil
mingtou ntfeet, opposite market. nol8
J ' V -f fxiBRUT. v" . ', , v
(lalf of tn stor oocupid by tb
bn b tpnUfd very cheap by applying
to the Waaler Jc, Wikton offioe in said
. ' nolS-t
If lov XTaw '.-... .
ftn carriage or boggy, don't fail ta
drop in Aaeirr. Alfred Upcharch
pu Havgeti ittfeet. He has a large and
eomnU'te tocfc of-homer pukje work to,
wWaihHiiTit ItljatQSaWlltJ
bubiie. Give hia a call, and patron-
t Look Barons rov Lar.
Btewart'aUiSlOT W.the only place Jfer
cheaf pictures.. ;9Wing,;jw4f,pw
'wfqrf.joa pay.,. iq . UiH.'x.9?
1 K&rWfwW KkiAwA
! " Arrivartof floe worsted good "for
chiMrtf Rndlafants' at 1 Madat&e"B-'
BOB'S. '-f
variety of family groceries', has also in
store aivietypi(uiawsona pfa
Wheat la'trbbtt hrf would oD the sW-
cial attention of the farmers. The best
ht kaown audlgt meof
r KH4JnraiffM5anrwa vMrmi
than ever offered in Raleigh before.
All heart: neve ot. i'or sale by ear
load or small Quantity by Jones, C
ex's L.-'vj tiUii ito
1
rr r
procos-
sin irrWl n p Fayetteville strcjotv
at il oclcxfkj head Stahlyrf
and 'and the '.Marshall afid ' hja
aststanti,Hnd the Raleigh Ulnes.
from Wilmington aud rsowiern4
in commaraJl f)Jte;(JnilIt4ryi:
ft m he'i!fW i!r.d-
pafjTnV tho city, toVwodVy
the (ploveijiior, May9r andlnvitea
gilost,' in carnage.' 6h arrival'
at ; UK? groundsand order be-
inS i , Tf f tlrcd tlie Govefnt r
tormauy opened the nret in;
ted the nret In
WiUltlfr of M'UWie
His address was said to be a pnu,
practical one, full of good ad
vice to the colored people. It
was well received, highly compli
mented by all who heard k.
Ihe exhibition is very good.
There was a large number of
$V& pfpp ff if f he( gjrfttfft
uab)VtoTae iofdfitnbiMdl
too m uch an d the. Mayor v.e
Ifin lodffint: i'trtne fguardf Iro'use
ngs
m 1 oroer tuht;
he might
coo
off.
W, B. Mann &0b.Vi3 tlie .'place'
ilis k i ? i . i I i r
to buy. nice ; batter,? jeggs,. JtHtjfis,
N. O. bacon, fine. flour, audi anv-
thing else from a thimble up to a
barrel of vinegar. . .18 6t
THE MAIAC MOTHER.
The Children Not Killed with
a Knife, but the Dkkd
, Done with a
I ? Hatchet. - ; ,
We haveti letter frin Ohcsiwi j
S. C. tinder dnte of ? yesterday.
f urnishing j articnlars of rftbe.
tragedy of last Saturday night ij
in Lancaster county, 8. C., i ad,
ditioa to those which the 01wer-
er ha already published. Our
(correspondent has his news from
a citizen of Lancaster wha alleges
that the children were.not killed
waU:kriif,,'aVnt ilrstiHpoAed;
pimWW notfrJ(-nwji
vier
thVWer"hr
witll ihUihifcJktSit iinttfhttty
tie cots n rne inroars were an
Ut InstancU VitelT WN
throat ard )ndaly thr(l4gU f$i
its right fiionJder. made it is
ankletf bV S? mS " ii4 M Alii
Vt' vit4 wttiffftfffHrt-
its head another blow was 6truck
on
the jaw bone, apfl another
iust lelow the ear,' and still
.... , ..,-,.
another directly across the throat
It is now thought the children
were killed on a, pallet in front
dtherand ttiiheory'la
sapportodby vth fait that poojt
of blood ' were ' found : ander that
wtftiMj ft-. jpgi
is of.thQ.cJulcren. A hatch
et wns'fonndMu
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jpaxt'pf, house and. between ther
plankf of the floor immediately,
in front of the hearth. It is bi
;lieved that the mother waihed the
blood. from. the floor with alqnili)
pars, pf..wwh , were foun4 ftMb
ashes the Jiearth. , ;Tha vHJt1
dren hJ undoij bedly,it is' naeaid
killing liy r. Adam. ; j
An ; additional incident is that,
a tyottlq io? strychnine yai.-fofld,
tabl was, discovered atjqp,
wKiU'li onnhiinul urotn. wlil w
bitter to the taate.,Jt is tlioughV
the woman had: taken a doee of
this,which failed t. produce death
when she a firp t her clothes.
Sho had cridcntlynot retired,
for her ted had'n'ot bebfl'iisArlv
ed. -After tiieetlng Mr. Cren-'--shaw,
and after he had taken her
to his own yard, Mrs: Adams re
peaVedly laicT her' fiead bna bencn1
in tinyard ahd' begged hini to
cut it 'off; She is epoketi' 6f in
tJio! community as' a "woman of e
cellent chnracter, industrious and
onbrgetic. An evidence v of her
industry is the .fact, that herself,
li.isb.and . and ; children . were al
ways, well and neatly - clad .'with
clothing made by her own hands.1
one is said to have done most'of
the work in the field. ' 'n: m
The jury of inquest render
ed a verdict in accordance with
the facts as already published -Norfolk
Landmark.
A Ol'iisb Shavk. PBriDitfri.vn"
Drlivgrancr. On the back trip
I gave a glance at . Rcedr
Creek, where,' some months agot'
and engine aud mail and- haggage'
cars plunged down a precipice of
ninety odd feet 1 The conductor
who made the-trip1 tfave.me: the
particulars ' He in the bag 1
gage ear and knocked enteles by
a fallir.jr trunk as the wheels' ' left
the track, and was found , at;! the
bottom,, of the, gorge in tlie wreck..
The wopder ,is that a; tqno waa
left nVroken... He is able to go.
on dnty, but not ;-(ta. Ijmb wi ,fracy
tjirLaji4)A8scnger..coacnca,
laododrwitli trMvclleiraJAtoiil iu
. r ii
thirteen inchea ;nf the : broken.
span of be , brfdg t lc. ifttiit r
left na, , sleeping car at a idpot.
Only a f w persons were sin, thia
toach.but tm j m uie object! ti8 to
going iinQ ahocr,; apd dloving
the empty ; car to bc left.?, iThor
coundncrpersited. and it waa.
swMcheNJ'off at ihd depot. ThRi
am m l- rk S"! fx AIM kiio I- a ti1 t A
thciwhote traineiond-lhe thiiK
t?et ihkeVaWthoVoaclh3s,nU6d
with men, women and chil
dren, mnst have dropjed into tha
abm. 4,.-;
Thera is liui a worda atep
betwixVlifrishtt ddath; Jf. J. k
nichtaond Christian Advocate
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