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tarboro?; n;o
U13P.l3AiTnJ"'CA
If
ere eaj no rn tin eTocrirm) iyQT4f
Appolntmonts.
xG&vaiy j2pitcopai ChureM'Rtr. Ut.; J B.
UiMhire, pMtor, hold divina Berrlees erery
Babbatb. forenoon and afternoon. Service
Otalne&dAv mornlnir at 0:30 and Friday af-
rnkon aj4 o'clock. t -
j, JPfbyterian. Church Ke. K. A.' Wailea,
Mtor, wlll'preacn mornlnr and eTenlne In
Tvtoro do 3rd 4ifc ; and5ta. Babbath ;
JUcJty Mount o a 1 st and Wi!on en Sad.
Prayer meeting every Wedamday evening.
ifiioiwf Baptitf Vitrei Ue. Jo. E.
uarter, rawor, will preaen, norens
evenlnjr la Tarboro, on 2d and 4th Sabbath
in each month.
nld, faatorjwtU preach morning and cven
ln every Sabbith- vrrayer meeting every
Monday evening, v
rtmAtdi Baptist CAarcA Slder P. D. Gold,
Pastor, pteacbee on 1st Saturdays ana sun-
days In each month.)
5i!
yteogswAi.HDAtPj
RD A? stash;
Attorfieyt and Counselors at Law.
TARBORC N. C.
all the CourU, State and
federal.
V nov.6-ly.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
!1 TARBORO. N. C.
ReeulaiVfrsaii JEds:ecober and, Vflt.
WUt t te41 ( KocklieaiiUf
jprNfenaoPU attenjUoa von to eoUeetions.
Feb. 8Q, IS7S.
jl tne new Dtuiairc recently erecwft ny.Jttrti""'' rt
C. C. LnIer.aiSoor,t3 f oro jHQtuU.?ljro?1e
wnere iirm oe giaa to receive my irtenas
or any oae destrins Dental work. J am per
manently located ! here,' havtm? leased tfc
second story of this building for a term of
Dec. 4; 1 870.
GEO. 14 CROW,1
Mannfoctnrer t l.
Stove., Ranees. Heal
Lantei a, Lamp (
ers, Fnrnacea. EiUnns.
u, ieine oi4tC
JS Commercial Riw, NORFOLKTTVAt
M'L L PEED. Rimt i -
vcJtSJiJUaT.Vum.9 j
, , Dealer In i i .
i T-vNpRrpLKyjU;
The hlirbest cash f Drtces "said CoAalra.
.: .Sept 3, 1S80. 1 1 ly.
t 4 KSiTABtlaHEO 1866. '
WKbl6sale Grocers
FLOUR, JPROVlSlBKS FISH & SALT, r
Sooth -East CbivWatr & Commerce Streets
NOHFOLK, VA.
Sept. 2, 18S0.
W. C. T. PasKsk."
lte ot Waj,rentoo,
II lBkI If lllfrlllf hiNili III 111 , !
r j
K;:Car,;
Late otidgft'omt,
PARKER & CAJSJ
- OOTTON (ACTOR3 AND i -
GENERAL COMQHfiMESCfliNTS,
Pftnm Q "at-a F vTM.' ;
CotkMuCoantrv IVftdaoe eeneraTl vi na.a..
staves, ivo., soia. uraera ior mercbandise
omptly attended wl specialty,
jan. o. ii.-it. f
- H
B4TTLK, BraX 7 & CO., I
lv.
y on be so
HdiiWen
be soothed by the softes
XXTOTJLD y;
. .Vachi4
beard Is fiardest ? Would yon enhance your
personal' pulchritude so that your wife or
sweetbeact wouldn't recoernVe'vou ? Then
apply to; Nathan Williams, whose Barber
Shop Js4Tab0retHlQeyoo -Main 8tr o-
laciaer Sbampoolnsr done. Hair Oil, of his
" MEEP COOL!
'"ffit&QitaS their past
M. BaWoaagpfLbex toase to, call- their ai
tentUm to tk fact, that I will keep a, plenti
ful safvptjtoftC 6 haad Aariar thejoav.
ing season, at my old stand and opposite the
Court House. 1 will sell as low as it can be
possibly put here lo..
, - iNs f . W. 4. SDWARDS.
(: Tarboro; Appf ftgSl. t ,. ,
5
!'
sal
: Commission Merchants, i
, .HOEFttLK, VA, ... . I
W m4k4be sale i of 'Cotton 4-speetalty,
and promise always !to obtain highest market
prices. . JBaforlog and Tie Joweat, nsarket
rateav free of eommUsiOns.""u -C. i
Very liberal advances made on. cotton to
be held.
Luther
anjrJl-ly.
Sheldon, i
- DKAZ.KK IJT"'" rausi
Wilmington & Weldon Raii-
-2i
TRAINS GOINOAODTH.
Dated 4 nly 29, l No 43 d'ly No 40 d'ly
Leave Weldon .
Ar've EpckyMount
3:30 p m
4:59 p m
6:15 p m
7:23 pm
Arrive Tarboro.-.
L,ava Tarboro -
7:40 p m
9:50 a m
7:40 pm
90 p ut
Arrive vyil son
ArrizjpSoldsboro -
Arrivejfkrsaw v . .
AxrivaaXargaw-
Arrrreilmington
:38 a tu
8:34 p m
v:a
8:48 S n
y:4o
- 76 p m
8:43 pm
m .
10:43 p m
11 J5 a m
ZKJLISIS OOINO NORTH.
No 47 d'ly No 43 d'ly
Lave" Wilmington
Arriveorgaw ....
At rive Warsaw
Arrive Golds boro-
Arrive Wilson -Ar've
Rocky Mount
6:40 a m
7iWm?
&41 am
9:4Sm
10.-43 a m
ll:aa a in
:35 p m
ao p xa
r. fcO p m
KkS-ipm
11:17 pm
11:55 p m
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OtlVft GiASS,! j
Aiid BaUdioe JtcrUt of every deecripUon
KOS. 1ft W. 8IDE(y ARRET SQO ARE A
4 49 ROANOARJC AVE-,
c ! TIORFOLKVA.
Backache Sarenass-cftAa-Ckest;
Feet aut Mart, and 001 . j
:!.i! Piinr and Ache?. . .
Ko Preparation on earth equals St. XictTM CniJ
A mitnjtltt aad eoj ' I'xtrnmi
Itemed?. A trial an tails bot the oatapuativelji
tHOiBg aatlajr-of Oate, and ery en affsring
.wltkpaUiijap bahean and aitiw nroof pr its
Directions in Elen taafnajsia.-' j
80LD BT ALL'DSlTGOISTS'Ab.DliiLERa
A. VOGtTLER. 4c CO.; j
- jHaaMMrr,jr(.,ir,
I hi:
Sestembsr S, iSSI
1- Swindlar. Sla.m!t. awfl tn-ntmn
JL !
The
sal oi .i&i .k?ivi. is.jta:.l?
airastsiflii Irrnn. llasa.-
through Piakertoh'fl detective l ierencv
Of ArtlmE?.UmtL!Jadi&a':. IhaL.ITonl
Alfied (Marvin, aliaaThcraaB'Mar
JMr aEas Darfdl'TndeyJ aHra "Jene
niaiTjmgf'omeni at ; Bichfibad. VuT
W5.b career-jor.Biaiiy.years rseeras td
have JaataevotedrtO' advertisin!? for
governesses, inarryljig-.ybung women
ana;iCM?WB,.iX)unterfeiting, commit
ting- forgries, and obtaining jponey
rjauae ,wW3 yMi is
krfmarl
&?;fhan
mew
Merr
r -aS
TjlpeaT.MsM all sickness;
at thla time -ofhe yew. Wife erldit-fa a
disorderetl Hrer wilch,,tC.not reealatd in
V:.? ufngvt .wretehedsiesii riaud!
uvawi in; ensues gentleman writing from
Booth AmerlcA says: VL Jiav', used f-yoni
Simmons Liver, Regulator with JTPd elleoii
both aa a prevention and enm lor. n.i.ri.7
icvvfD yo. toe xauuniis Of fan,fn.7L
Pnrely u.M
able
LOCATED
ftT LAST !
JL Store, No. 144 Main Street, (between Pe
ter Smith's and Ei B. Biamire's, opposite
jurset square.) with a new and beautiful
stock, consisting of JEWELRT, GEMS,'
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, AC.
purenacea ior easn n-om manniaesurers and,
Importers, which will be sold at trices hith
erto unknown in this city, j i
- Special attention fpaid to repauasr. and
the best workmen employed. i
--A call is solicited and satisfaction in every1
reajsct guaranteed. I
AJtlnUtt V. JTKEE3IAN,
Jeweler, 1444 Main Street, f
NORFOLK, VA.
a few riavaJonsrer lac
Ob exbtbitton for
Arrive Tarboro
LeaiVe Tarboro--:
8:50 p m
9:00 a jm;
6 10 a m
t8:30 p. m
Arrive Weldon I 42-50 p m I 1:2! M.m
J.fl Kl- . - J : .!-'
Feaves Rocky Mount Tuesdays, Thurs
dynd 8turdayB. ,f I
?-ttivea Tatboro Mondrfjsc; Wetfasflij,
a;8aieadayjif t -n
TrafnJ4 43 Ndrth wOl stop only at Rocky
romi, iJnrawr, .Magnolia, Warsaw, Mount
Olive, ijDudley. Ooldsboro, . WlJaon Rockjr
MounlV EDflaJd aad Halifax.
Traia No. 4a 8oath -iJl -tP - ocly -at
Reikyotj ysonHaQldsboro and j Mag-
Train No 47 mvkes clo?e onneciioa a
Weldon for all points North daily. All irail
via Richmond, and dai'y except Sunday via
No. 3 r5flSfa1fy aiftj mikes close conneeu
ion fcm&ltptioti'ZiottbF'Vlz R.'eirmond and
Washington. "Wt
jfcfttrains.ron. aolld between Wltml ogton
and $fas,hltDgton. and havo Pullman, Palace.
SlasfcerR-.attftfcfced.i --J A-'fe--
.Cea'ISup't.
. mi ir 1 t 1 ir 1 11 1 f 1 r ! f
WeU worth aeeinp.
almUeaof all the noted diamonds ef the world
U.'t
&IEDICINE
maiariotur" levers
Bowel 4mtla.lnU. Jaundice. Colie. KMti
leasnes. Mental .d epreaaton, Sielt .Head achej
Jl yod feel drowsy, debnitaied, have fre-
qaenl headache, mouth tastes badly, poo
appelite. and tohsrne coated. ' von are. anf.
ferine from torpid liver, or bMliousness. and.
-notning wutcuxjou so speedily and pet-
iiisnenuy aa w fate . :p ; j .
SIHOOSS LIVER REOULATOK.
Itlseivea with saietv. and the baoDiest
results to the most delicate infant. It takes
the place of quinine and- bitter- of every
kind. ,lt is the eheapes'., pKrest and beet
family: medicine In the wori&i T : t
Bay only thegennine In ' while wrapper:
with red Z, prepared only byJJ. H. ZE1LIN:
CO. ' 'i '.
Sold by all Drnggirts.
eepAtf
U))f
1
vmh 134f
Pciersbarg Kailroad Com
: t; K Omeeof General Snp't. '
Petersbarj, Va , May last.
11
m
lOMMENCJfiG,-. Sunday,-
IOWSJ:
rMay loth.
t Will ran as fol-
v.: wiat buutu.
:Boton and SavanLah East Uiil.
LVe Petersburg dally at-- 4.-O0P. M
fi- A Stops only at Belfleld.
Ar've at Weldon.--.--.-..--.5:68 P. M
?'4 Kew Tork Expiess-
L've Petersbnrjc daily at- -12:52 P. M
Ar've at Weldon - 3:10 P M
I? ! Through Freight.
L?v Pet'sburjr d'y, except Sroday &(Xi p. M
ArV it Weldon. -.'. .f. . . . . 2.35 P. M
; GOING NORTH.
0 Boston and Savannah Past mall.
L've Weldon daily at JjSQ A. M
l i Stops only at Stony Creek.
Ar've at Petersburg 4.-05 A. H
. New Tork" Express.
L'va Weldon dally at 1:20 P. M
Ar've at Petersburg at 33 p. j
Southern Express.
L've Weldon aily at- . 4:2o . M
Ar'te at Petertbarg: at- s 6:50 A. M
h TbroufibTFreight.
L've: Weldon d'y except 8nnday at 6:3 0' P. M
Ar've a-Feten-burr at-......... 115 p. jj
Local- Freight Mon'y, Wedn'y St Fri'y.
L'V WeJdOB- st- r-........... . 3:50 p. M
Aive t Petertbdnp .95 V. M
SJepW'5ars tind flrst-clat-s coaches on
nlffntand day trains-.' :
No .change of cars between Wliminston
and. Washington. . .
Througb'tickeu sold to all Eastern and
. BoBthoTUi poVnU and baggage checked
Uucoagh ' ' ' , . ' . ...;
,E aeaensers COlne BontYi wlli nnmnaae
tickets' and check baggage at Washington
street'jdeAOf i i i :. . ' .
tfaMetxtjfabg North ianditopplcg at
Washington street depot.
ir - : " r. m, 8TJLLT," r
5 General Superintendent. .
W.r.-EATLOR,
Siy - . Utispaieher ol Trains
I. tff ' - - -f :'t ... .- .'. . .. . 5
A. VRENN & SON,
Manufacturers of aad Dealers in ap kinds of
'Bridle, flajrsT Carts, 1 Wheels,
Axles, Tarrn Wagons fcQert
i ' HorsdClothiiift 4Lg:
rEobesI &c-
Nos. 14, Id, 24: A 8 t&lo Street.'
NorfplkVa.
Full line of Carriages and Harness Materi
al. - My Busies and Carlag aresOM by
J. K BROW N, Tarrjoro V -ieS-ly
m
r5'
i
ClimtXESS!
COMFORT !
.Tl m m i.i.i. r
f i
tHAEACTEEISTICS
MA
Which
HOUSE,
BALTIMORE,
continues; the
HEALTJAETERS
IJTHM MERCHANTS
"1 1
Pbxcbs altraya to aoit the
. . LeaaiBaMBanw '7-
times and iefy competition.
CRHOGAN.Pro'r
ft s
9 14 I
IS ROwE.
ww 1 a.w s aiasj i
, , . DKALER8 IN.
ToiletLfmesBhMK Oils,
M a f n St., Va rboro. N. C.
" Next due.-tJ.If. forrfd Vfe Bros. .
i'hvsiciaas ; Prescriptions! earei ally com-,
pounded day and nifrhuf. "-i ' -. A
As seen irom.abov; 1 baVe1 formed' a eo-p-irtnerehip
with Mr. -Ji'MtYRowe for. the
pyrpose-of earryicg oa the Drug -Basle ess,
ilctfr by my?
terdifbriilitll ia
knpfn,:oJ wore ..than iiwor ofltbemi
Oxoeptinir ihe fact that be " was ' their
obtained irocu tne tfovernor of Vir-
frinia:ftttd lAMit Tinkerton Went to
Bdst6n last "night to take charge of
Memtt antt-takemm to Richmond.
where he ff bd dhr-d with for
gery, obtaining money under false
n3te- Arid rW&arT,0 AliidmrfJ
ii'W .. ,:'i':,.s i:'H-' . :
-SAS,iAI 80 MANY W1VBS. , 1
he istiot credited with living ! with
any of them more, than :. -,few days,
with tae-exception ''of one in New
Haven, wno bears the name of Mor .
ton b- whom he has a daughter, an
with whom he has boarded at the
house of Mrs. Kenny for the last
three years. He is described
abon
ten
hundr
with florid complexion, finely drawn
features, large gray eyes, of fine cull
tore and appearance, and an ex
ceUent conversationalist. So far as
fciiwtiliv flit. Pertdri lMerritt-s
hUtari is a follows.' ; "Hii Ubit was
toTbe absent from home at intervals
always returning with plenty of
money. He always obtained passes
over railroads by representing him
self as AR Morton, president of
the 'Coal Mountain. New Enerland
and State line Railroad.' In the
name of James Miller he obtained
passeaJrom the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad in IS79.--In the ama-ye&r
bx swnnur a bahx
Y-t a i Ttv a a mMv
in ueioic xvan., one oi ?,uuv on a
forged draft. ; He also committed
forgeries on banks in Eufaula, Ala.,
in 1879, over the names of William
baggagand he sent 7 al dispatch, to
jwwuer wiaii m wouloi; ineetj-iiefcfiAf
the WindttfriHotel," Jersey . Cityv S3
rtaJiadeett:ilett;vbcJut
jurned to fthe Metropolitam Htol,
wnere tie.iku.n-u-' Hi&uqiifi
f '7 'in'-T:ri4Wwboiy"'trtiii
and sent her r to her home . in rTaW.
t ?; wv eayuig. tuat . wouitr ' lOUl net
micio. Xio fcueu rejtJiaeo,,. tus tU5nt
mond. wife and took JbrVtb;rAibatryj
By th ia timeMr-Biwrielldiscbvered
thatithevdrafts presenie33iflj Rich?
tao4 were ,;forgedp andf about ' the
same V tune- he:' read' iho ' adconnt of
LMarvia marriage in loakewobd pub;
city, and pnt the matter-xia Piiikeri
, jU)n Ihaf .Merritt Trtuf ;traced4 td
Albany,' where it was. Jearned, thaiKe
had a drift cashed by- SpencerrTraaK
& Co.rln the name of A. B. MoftemI
taking a part ih" two. slnaUer'.draftsJ I
ona.nnnlienryJJ.,.IiIakd.the)thei
bn Mrsenney; bothf New Haven
Marvin "was ihea -irace3 to "Rbche?
ler aid liUbipn He jlef t. Jhir Rich
taond wife a lhila4te? Mace, anc
returnedv to - Rochester,- where ho
I-iaoaiiw i L .imi'j Juift Arf.f- 4, trA
LSwpa UnjierUnt Lettw an. XU pfij , o
aay.Telative to' the Mndnel: rf fKJ
r wwrjc-on-raaToaxana tne manV
-frrl . r . - -jSV.
nerec?j IMP tE1 vxnStteI'-Sf
r-.-i-A also sendyochan a
L-fi wriaaai essea, to tne- Attorner-
gS Newl!Jbirvirf. ol oi
" F, .f ,V-Mii3rr, jT
5 vjiisar7-EZ'',S rs?r
great importance' to the moiv h
Me TOjeeiiiio Bucisiatrp agjthe ft
W?gwetaJijJi ol eea bloode
34iuV 5Sa 5teyerf,rer9il
Am An
.T-TT KrVJMyVII BU .BUCJl UllltlfXlIr tST 1 ka.. r
Si .r - purr
caused a false account of in-
ouiries to Mrs ! Turmn3 while0 ri'dW
sent the account to the wife: in i. All
bion and advised: her ireturine
by the way of Harrisburg, where ihe'
protnfisea to-join her.' He, however,
went to Toronto, and : . - ;, , j
' .' SAI A rOBGZXkrPBAlT . !j
on the MerchantsVBaTiic ifoT $1,200
cashed. Hei then worLedl his way
back to New Haven, and. from, there
to Lynn, 'Mass., where he; was stay
in'g at ' the Sagamore . Hotel'.' .Mr.
LPinkerton telegraphed' to 'Mri
JrownelL7y jraaxn-jifew Havenj
and he wehtto-'-Ijynn kid secured
Merritt's: arrest, which jras brought
as F alionfc tnrouerll tne asmstaaAAU jif
Iflftyve years of aireJilve tsei n,; nt VnKm 1 JAr,ri -r ' a
incSe! Inl height, mi abcsii 1 one m.r.rr.nni P.hf nf Tr,i; wwl
BOT and llfW pounds weiffhti LtBr anrt R. "P. Arlnwiai fjts-WW
ove
lo: rmoTiiPSesfejJjvqjii
T .
at theotd stanu lormgry occnii
a5Pki CoiIeKef harmt o3 M
Md Wlevey vear experience Ld ofitOttfe 4h
Urgest stoVes lakC'countryf 'By
4h
stAei-lnl.
i con
tention to baslnesfc wejhope. to merit
tiaaance ol he lptril.ptW0ntre of the pub
lic . - JUL1AU.M. BA1CR, M. D9x
After an absence, 'oleve'a gear's T'have
returned to my old home and formed a cOr
partnership with Dr. J M. Baker for the rmr
ppsaof carrying on the Retail Drn Bnsi
seas. I shall devote my time and attention;
to the: business, and hope that any friends
and the pnb'Uc jjenerally will. give us a ; fair
hare of their patronage. - - a.!
- JOHN M. ROWE.
Tarboro. N, jO, May ia,;188i -tf. f i . , ;
lk l wasiicjt. ";t. .; ; -;; : . j j. Brrf
Drdggisis. & Apoibbcarics,
'MaVingWeledfresysck lei-DRUes,
r;;h; jiiwiijori,
I 1 . . ,-....,.',-
fJARTIES desirinit to flUpase of FAT
m. tdiTLi, wni please give ui a caiL,.
Highest ' s ari l'i-jP0ci$ vj)atd for
Dry and RawHides.. w
B.TTIT8, "VIGXT ABLES. and. ail kiada
-marketable produce : "-
Anr-11,
PATENT MEDICINES', "TOILET " ARTI-
CCE3, GARDEN SEEDS. CIGARS AND
TOBACCO, we are prepared to serve, the
puhlia wth any article in Our own line. 1 We
trust that by etrict Attention to bhstneeB, ajqd
modesate ptioes, to winf yohreohflaence and
MBI0BKSV't Vt Ofll !3iXI i i -i--:'i
- -ju. 4 . u. at. wsuua, on t emcieni cierx ,
will have sole control of the Prescrlptie-n
Department, to which nW Will give his per-sonaletteetion.1-
'Of. fP. -
K- PreserlptloM prepared -Day A Night:
i i LAWRENCES CO,
ti' nt i , ; ii' i i
bi.
if
. In
CRATON.
FOWSALE.
ii
rvHt 80 Horse "Enirine and: Saw tln fA
Vf OneThonsanA UoUwrt, on time. Or TAlhft
I uunatea, uash. i Apply Tor particulars, to
I . v .r. ix son, ,
lfay28.-3m. " ; , Wilson, N;C,
MRS. fJCBSEr BATTLKIs pipared3 to
jpainl -PortraiU Ja ;Q:r Crayon' at
TeryTeasonaoie rate ior toai ciass oi won.
Havins obtained several Acs t . Prize Medals
from each of the American schools Cooper
Inatltnta and he Academy -of Design' of
New Xotk-ae propose to give suiaiacuon.
in gooo. nkeneaaea; pro-naea a guun&pe grv?
en or gooa UKencss rarniRnea.
References Hoa.1 JS. jGBeade. Cnf. Sieh-
ard jr. Lewis, Raleigh;. Hon, Kemp-. P.
Btue, vapet ,nui : lion,. , vcorice. uow-
ard, Cape Fred; Philip. J, 1L 3nat'rl Jr.,
O. C. Lanier, Esq.j D. Lichtensteln Esq.., J.
T. Morgan, Thomas H, Morgan, Wil
liam Foster, and Henry Maynard.
He attempted to swindle the Hoi ton
Exchange Bank, of HoltonJ Kan.,
June 22, 1880. He also swindled a
man in Joplin, Mo., out of 2,000,
and forged several drafts on St.
Louis banks three years ago. He
was arrested in St Louis in the
spring of 1880, and being released
on $10,000 bail, forfeited his' bond.
The chief of police found burglars'
implements in his trunk and i letters
and telegrams containing informa
tion to the effect that, in connection
with rogues in Buffalo, he. was soon
to put afloat counterfeit money.
IN MAT LAST, MEBEITT ADVERTISED
in the Hartford, i Con., . Churchman,
over the namo of Thomas A. Marvin,
for a governess. He received several
answers to . the .. advertisement, in
eluding one from a Miss T orpin, of
Richmond, Va., and one from Mrs.
De Hart, the widow of i a minister
who formerly lived at Jamaica, L. I.,
whose father is the Rev. G. L. Hovey,
a resbytenan minister at Juakewood,
N. J., Miss Torpin was a young wo
man of good family, and after con
siderable correspondence, in which
references were, exchanged Merritt
answering mqidries to imaginary
persons whom he had given as ref
erencesshe accepted a proposition
to marry him. ' Before they were
married, on July 20, he settled on
her by will $30,000. Immediately
after being identified by A. M. Brow
nell, the brother, in law if Miss Tur
pin, Merritt drew on a forged draft
foe $735 of the First National Bank
of Madison, Wis, payable I at the
First National Bank of Chicago,
$250 in money , and two drafts on
the Merchant s Bank of New York.,
At the same that he was making ar
rangements .:
TO MARRY MISS TTJRPD1
Merrett was making similar arrange
ments with Mrs. De ' Hart, who r was
then visiting a relative . of her hus
band at Jamaica. He represented
himself as the Hon, Albert .T Mar
vin, of the United States Legation
at Paris, and made a favorable im
pression upon the widow's father at
Lakewood, N. J., where the so called
Marvin went to make terms for the
daughter, . It was arranged, that the
marriage should take place in the
last of June, but Marvin feigning
illness, it was postponed until July
llj when they were married by air.
Hovey. Prior to the marriage Mar-
Yin maae aa euun wj gee iwo uruiia
cashed-one for $500 and the other
for $3,400 bat was unable to do so
in the village; and so borrowed $100
from iliifl i ne j and - unsuspecting
father in law. He then ' took his
Lakewood wife on a bridal trip, and
Haven ' In addition to those, at
Mi5 ; Plntertoto ; hais evidai
-t tsn. r. rr. ...... irr
iuemtt was marnea to ta-t w wotne
in New iork about three years'" ago
under -the name -Lin&ley; r one of
themlie took to Washihgton, where
lie deserted her, and ? he Berve4 tlie
nfhfer. Uvfl RAtnA wsvw at' nh?Arrn.-n.f riiii
fborrowing $500 "from her mother.'
Merritt was also "married about a
year ago to 'a woman in Painvilfe
umot next 'tq a woman m Mers
City thetxto a! woman Uh' PhUad
S1. A . .. ' 'HI
pma: aiso -10 a woman in xaiue
.Rock, Ark., and he was ' engaged ' to
ine daoghwr nr. an lrrvi
Missouri. lie lias kept up corres
pondence with his wives, but riras
always careful to mail his letters'- on
postal routes, so mac ne mignc nos jie,
traced, and he never give directions
where letters could bo addressed; jtq
him.
t' A.
Ti8
C.ar2Tic apAnui anooaa tA ,.U .ti
ArXawreaes-Couaty Lady's Chat vlth'
as At J0tiTf8laiVf? Esther. 1 -
feTJLBCOJS if? k" 'i.iLi ?Ji rru
new laaue uorani. Anst it: i
To day in the quiet LtUeUlage of
IgraniJuIltlio of
naintf several "hours, i wl th' tllrs. '
arfaa?wu-itfa-btneTv-bi'w
Pr8idenLx,l2eoi IrfriilT;. frrifch-f
lady of arorSrwmsrwstill walks
ASjsprytAsisi girLjo-Qur rftod il'reei
dent rniistf,haye oinheritedmuch of
uisu-yeiuus, energy,uom ims- .liUJe
raBtEer.htos-kmdiy; 'esoluU face
m only a taendelicate typo u6f - the
riiggdiJhaturesc of lier states man
son. . '.; ' ' . ..'
o:!With nrtich tivaf-itv tft tnl.f hVa!
fjanrlltttlei children -lierv,-iplc)neex
nefgLors -ofTered td 1 make ' L lbee"
atrsllrfifr fenclg"' hef
landA'-Bui when thette tfelTJ-a
that this staunch, young: temperance
matron SytoaldxiQ&iJurzich them
7rduig to thocTIstom.then, .
vutrv ttutrul
fcesXI
Dead-Esading on the Press. ; j
The popular idea that newspaper
people are dead heads,' is a very pop i
ular error. There is no interest - on
earth that is expected to, and ac
tually does, givxs so much vo so ;
ciety without pay, as the press. In
stead cf jbeing , deaa heads, newspa
pers are sxe vicums of dead-heads.
Not a day passes but they are im
posed upon by the public Every
publisher in this or any other State
will bear us oat in srhat we say. As
a matter, of fact, the editor endures
more genuine dead-heading than any
other man in the world The pal
pit, the bar, the drama, religious and
charitable societies, financial ana in
dustrial corporations, everybody who
is anything, or expects to bo ' any
thing, is a leach upon the liberty yoi
thejpress. Afelloy-givesr t& jtie
editor a pass to a- twenty five" cent
show, and then expects ten dollars'
worth of advertising. A weak en
terprise is sought, to -be - established,
and the press is called upon to lgive
it strength and encouragement A ,
preacher . wants . free puffing and ' a !
civilian asks the press- to make blmj
popular An actor becomes the' edi; 1
tor.s mortal -enemy, u tue man-oi
Fabers does not bestow upon -him
dollars and. dollars in? free N adver
tising: " .' The dtxll author expectsr the
press to Bay be is live nd entertain
ing; the quack considers it the news
paper's duty to tell the world that
he is honorable' and skilled' u The
editor is the one t6 whom "fools look
to give them talents;' thieyos .to Jgiye
them bonor knaves to ' give them
respectability, the guilty-.the ; cloaks
of,- innocence.,: fraudsV' tc'.hide theit
roguery and swindlers ( to a cover", tip
their cheating; . tbe vain, jexpect to be
extolled by the press, as a 3 thing : to
be imposed npon : t - wiDr .a thinflf
from which every;" one isia-rrSaty
bound to get all he- can and 'return
as uttle as possible: ; ' A . small-souled
man wil give the press a five dollar
advertisement i and then insider
himself 'cheated if the editor does not
write him twenty-five dollars' ' worth
of editorial notices." It .is .abont
time this sort of thing was stopped,
and for people to nnderstand t that
the press: is not '. a - dead bead, ' but
the chief "Victim of dead-beata
A newffnftTVer bets iiothino- i"h&t 'vrar.
x i - o - e x- ;
ports to come, gratuitously., that it
does not 1 pay ior four fold, and it
gives much in true cliarir -that peo
pie erroneous think they pay for.. 1
J
VS
Unmm. August 1J81.j
jTm.r Aoc2&7ie.iAi
lEABBqitLrrfie giate burdened
with nMebtf. 'Ovfer,0a),t()Oi
una Ximiroa'anittoitui.
considerabfo MagnfcedeJfbvllJcon
struction of the Atlantic PlmNortH
CbjmtTailioaiL The-Btate still
owns a larg mtereftnjiota of these
una JMiirpaa now soi :OTerated as
not onlyvOTplefheAtlaitJc andNo:
peeple of 'therwhbl ' eaBtenioeeetiori
oL tne. State frotnl the freighti psiyi
leges of the North CaxolhRaifrQad
This I iretfrbm:ircafflti
Boh Haas, general fMihtr 1ag6ht'fj
tiio associaiea unes oi ran ways, 'r0.j
S3,) m which.herjrohibiUanyJfrh
rates beyond Goldsboro to pointaonj
tne awquc ana .jxorui .Jari
Raikoacl"- O&er of ilr' results of
outrareoas- rjrowedfiicri oh'the! pari
of the lessees of the-; Nor;ih r(iOar6Ha4
Railroad istha(P-thtf mMaUeteeetidMs
of the- State, frf which-'Uie coMrdd
has almostbeentrdyed.b
exceEsive drdughi Will nbtbe able' tcj
procure ! ay ;' supply .' frcMliie'east
where i the aps: ; hayebeenva nWe
favored witb ramS,-exeept it'greath!
increased jrate and hf. circuit rorrtesJ
North (toUnaiOXaib?ottct 1 1 oo&slaeJ
an outrage upon- tne" people d tne
S taty taken tdfventfit HtUe-persblia
spleeny ifegaf dless of therightsi Jancfi
beiientsijtn6-peore.w;pwo' -a
; I have n6oub-M that.o'the-'1 IdJ
etanoes rhight be fottnd iii theft1 mail
agement, if not j so' glarHig, et rpr-l
nicioos to? the- bmMtm&a
people.-i'u: 'kicui bsiinEarqoi 0iI"JrI
- In view of 4nese factsy-Pbeg thSti
you will1 examine atbthl&ued
tliNort A Carolina Rallroadjaflcrth.
iiheir work., leavici?" the
lOMcmlydiriaifed.1 3 BnL.-tra-:n
Iwasinpiples' Attadtliirigi fiauntad,
e maiu- ana jaione.fpJUt -eixty
6Shesnvsf -''Everv'flmAT KftjA
fU&wliVtfit wasBdheavy and I 'so
k 1 J ia tA: ,.r..
ueuiuK, iw weigm, neany puaea r me
backward llAm yuiLiiUffcroud
to
tacularsvlorid h,.iX!i talmioWm?owi uavo lo mik en
iHit.rleiicatiaei)yTTfimit ttinfin.
1- . .a 'i' t ci--rr I S ' 2 , . . !
iieve Jwere iStanyTtodjijgl feabel I mniicatea to the blood byaitiM
teen the! State and the ceserJta Ttetiasteri
IlhaiJathe creiinrfl n th. RfaitJ f 0pand foTm7itetrthtfwth,thi&niii)
lltrbicb-lhe General, AssemWj?anTf et f3'un1
1-alterOTlrepeaLiTJBiijkibe this Usvrf I f WtoXtobis&
.may, if they i araoJOQpeUedito'etke CSfvIS0. rtrBOTQWtfT
xiuivmejnuarjtrj WtgaC4t Jib I.-13?" feafltwf
icaiger.-M laaiTtaiw I 1 owBsna . rrom tne nearVrUt
;-i A: inereiorei bflirr, feerrreauefiS Ah.i w
UT
""wrww nUJfVniTHiLKSTt'
i i i t-i ri i is i I ia -m- is iifiri fir ri B f IJw-.. . ,1 r T I IT 1
sw ..-.Wf , AL.r . I I I 1 1 1 I 1 M i II I I I I llllllS I I llll H allMI I "Jill -1 1 T r '-v - , - r-2
a. amy "winiiflany wma UZX" "r..t.T vv fctamrthat ineni were suchiJslaveH to
if you find that any yoikdglBsthat umWqc dWkd8m4 lld&amvk MthAr1aT j,-rkiv.i.-.
von' will take eneh ewfcmn iaih Tvn.tl ttyPcojwdble.varjaiion. in the Itui i. ..t--Z
- - ir--wwa;Twai afwevr i m . . a iu.- ji'ir ill a .ntstOTM aaii do xuui3i; uj-uiuitni.. ijlh n r
rawiiwwavasvaragvo 1 kttvSr f JKtt fthenDhagrrn'River, which1 Vaa bd-
rfcWT tweenbSirllaaeeUng.
nooaa u approzunaieiy uc
4H5nowlp?tabla. -vett0
VtopHiEOi e4i ioa aTT iVlTtailssh
fclo ffaw
It . - . . .. . " " T I
je' if vfriw v m v ipov aqi iu:iu bus.
Irter, IjBQTnth. answered
rrCrameldm Mkmed to
l-Hrrfilrtridt Vnrtnll '-t'j.
foidrba weverr evenfe? readrn'r -th
f Ktle-khaiayotmt 'sou and
peadlha,atsayB aftagrj&Spy.ci i
Jdfiffl I jow ert M. 0Taylor
ldiadanhdS
r f A A. A vKs i srf
to Alitiethiyear . P7i) to 73
Pulse Mzd3xir. tuclsts (fTK ni
f: Tbf pulse olmi9wifjlms3mVr ex.
HasTOUOTsjutJQ, f- J5Klwl
Iua rwjraujK to aoine tuuiDnaei IB
lessTfr'edtxenli W mM& WW
ootrfcfocur beatsjaiHfliiehest
hi-ajhWocXtieff
t6ryihe-sp6ke-"otthe5 interest she
and her sons had always !felfc ' in: the
fiobrlidIimsva a
cMd wTrf dways,ieager ,tp;take r the
partpithe,weak Md, oppressed. . ;
How , a ate. 1 loves ."this J son ter
bvl WJS?&J'twirV' fttflflrv - Tiim
Witbnat? gratifiedpride sbyf Tef era
teR(iadstcme' ynipflieto.letter,lto
the :xeme.0MtB. IX Bpyn
tom who.ia presentipeaks 6f. a let-
lej- irom!her iiusband,tln "Vashlng
ftcHch'ufthe-PresidenVs
extreme weakness after the lastr sur
el -aaairm but this hravft moth
Healthyoi-ci BJoiri cdvr azk fain
lolniBByed ikSkbhiaTi iio.P$r
iSWci -ijjfllo kfTtrrrt 2liLrJ
pO MJ.'irnus'tri. w.LT.--,r-;
. . .. UV SWaBVUBIiB -V T l TT .l ift, I
ntmvZt&vodiaxt ilSefitembei
ca jTiu con
Week's!
aersion
i
advisability bf fctiatitutiti-a sniff
vacate the lease and1 reeovttf back ttiel
road, so that it Shall ttbeicrted!
agamsn ine iest interests 01 ine peo-;
pie ofthel81te.J i-j -ca fiiia ffta
?' Very i respectfully, mrdbedieflt
servants ciT6s.; Jl JlBvsi i
'- .itlfcfiU .:-;''.-r,- fKoK isfj
i RAXkieni NiCfeAngtLsKflSStl
lu Sib: ITe. the 'tinrle
rnissionersapp br;iiieaatrt;
to prcde' for thebaic toft'
lmeresc m ine , y esxern rioxin ar
blina Railroad and forblnerpurpd
ses," ratified- 29thMarch4lI8aO;udo
hereby report to'tyou,xn'acccance
with the provisions of sectibn'45J6f
said act, th&fi man ws taQme-we
cave' examined the work on saidrjoadi
and firthat the iassignees office
grantees in said at Tnenwned nave
failedlA'prdsecut&QS
gehce slid energy; that theyliayeiair-
ed to keep iiforee-of (drkmen
on, the t Ptacktdirn. li&ej suterihearoad
insure its omplefaon r .to Jnsreoo
River by the Jst Of - Jvi&JWJuiA
that they have 'failed o comprete
said road to that point and to Taint
Roefc by tlieFlst of JulyJi'T88li1 -4;
-In mdditibntb the: fofegbiig- we
also 1 fMd,: trpoii eraminftfieiipthat the
company of thex assifneesl a6-dally
dlscriniinAfifl m'Jurioasly in
freifrhtd-and-charfree iagBfrNorth
Carolina'' -towDSrandf cities' and rail
roads, eontrary to wJ provisions ox
Section 20 of said akstj and thefr cbx
tract! made in pursuance theredf.-"
J'JjM.'WbBTH.-:
rzBiQ,'ttua".irwTttoeT smutymoa
dbctrinland sinrit: SeHtTOfila
,u ' perHapsj'prepaPBTne
est eonsouoat
son
for
rwsy ipn xnexr
mom mm
r
To prevent ' drnnkenness, - 'don't
but If yod have been drinJu'ngr,
4riak ';
more of it
nervous -&a4 distresaed, have reaortto Sin-
siopped at ttxe letropoUtau Hotel,
Vaahirigton, where he left her, eay
vast he wanted to go to JtTedencks
burg, Va.; to visit his eick child, j spirits, fliadpte the bines and drive away
rf nhiit ereslihcJicraie
i . ' i . t i
reaobsfflrkinLaml'MJ
tiuatif5Tthygtob4 k& asaemllea
M J Mmv firf r t ' at sa a
acxne xmgnsn' 'capit&ir ana me mra
tisUcs 'of rirogre;i eiawpld
in the LlUory uf iuuIhi ii Pi.ttetant4
ism, are vpitecQted rxs?tl dffierenfl
parwesj . ?r v j r ,
' ';. 'Vmaias.l ati aBaaaaaM Hiikim
brave son-saidih answer; mv
will live."V God witt'rawe him up,
bis jyorkis not yet'Jdohe''
feiira oiii .j"iMBS)M.;yATxo&.
acrioT; icci.1jl 'U: rUiijlr ' .
A The bicycle is an.pbject of .interest
withibemasculine grmder of ' 'Win-
BfcfnV- TWe' haVe tiro 'and thiy ;'are
tsrb too maay for us..;, The i inventor
-pjt the'. bieyele came as near imitating
4 ;mtue a Lmecaamcai lagenuiiy coma
devise. 'It is' a, quiet, '; treacherous
lgilitrBairmbmehts it is the
err-plcttrjrel of i ( tDiHOceneeiu.itself.
vWhiniinoiiiottyGaine r know
im.op..r which way it
.iv ijM-x:. Pv1??? , . -goes , inia
way andsometmies-the other way
more frequently the i other 'Vay.
Whfen: it stops running It lays: do wn.
Sonaetimf s lays J the,r riders down
J3 1 , 5. ' ' Hxn "'
tuiu a.oopa vuiniiiiiiig. i w uuu Mi lays
downj of eouroo thoro is --nothin"g to
.hormto.Jand,lryou, haye.4o , come,
down with-it! That' isJ tmpleasant
lexTrfc'cairride bnei jrSct Ee:'can
ri In.'ti.hit; j. r,st: -k -rj , v aI-t.
fOie Jric5cleJli4s-ronlr two .wheels.
t-Qfle big vne.an.d oie Jit one. , ,J5ut
LtJ?eri,srpaiL4one keeps up, taongn a
little behind.' 7Thev'rnnIikeJ balls
Ttblhng dcrwn-'ln-toen':ey----one
e Tm DfuiBa lacpouieri- :o- more
binrclu5tffor'n.oSV'e.i prefer i to sit
jfjtjBdOij- jjoyqatitfoi much
ceremony 8flJiprelunuiaryt arrange- .
Ieis:W straddle the sad,TIe, put feet
en lUiapaddie ;rmd get up and ke-
4s4o3.ef.iT)eft,r forget tbjawbeji you
Dn TXl ItllSI eTlTia (W m
aid" iuX
-iff
I ; Raxxzaif Augasf SoVlSSl."'-'
win notsober yon. Whileyoa; are ahaiyV mtW'. 2tferjB&Mr$A
, Djxb. bra: Iweniy-Eix day sgoli
ii.v. l. . . i
t&'Omoet'SiMoMelnraf atkte ,-of-af
fairs is saiiiiebe i iprocess-, of-de-j
opmeat itvjeaagaiion ,-tn-j
sequent on we fikelscandal lijf thef
Treasurv' Dertartmeirt keetfha
rxn'TrastSendedaudihffrit
ugatidn iflnchaivoiteji Jeyem othBrl
andJugher p&ciajajnthar-Trei
Xhese pmcaaia are, as has been s
M these"disratcl2k: -arwentlv
anxious to acouit ' Skeeioif 'aarifoifJ
regnlajdtieaotdtliregejit in'
xl ji l x , mi I " t
WW"PSSi -WrHTsleHTS
for thia ia said to be of a oeraonal
n vi C7i j-,""101 -.i'i '.C j . i I
nature. xt jippears xnas OKeen nasa
TJrivate rbdnilfi thSMBemeni of
Trea&iryi tad tt 4 lg
lhxTprofei6JmoarAn who.
tainlxbAn imanjijofrwmg,
that this room bits been, for long
time habitually used aa,JJt4i citnlnal
reidevous durmbusin hottrs' by
tnmbenrof tthctdii-iiiihex
ioforel alliuii to. .It is alleged ttot
Skeen would leave the key iwith these
officials at convenient times ajid keep
otit - of the' way. The ' rbom Is " the
-x. Hf- - J - Xl I
es in this wnnectiott are -too ; outrar
goons for publication and fcranscend
reasonaoie peiiei. r
Crttltaau Ar'a' Qorgtr. '
lot indisrjosition('mjdria tha
i
He went to Micamond. where he ! deevondevcy. Nine cases out : of ten it a
H. BroVn!i8Q3ehr XS-.O. LwW an4 JoaV I married Miss Tiirpin, and ; started on f your heavy Kver that causes your desire to
7.unftr.-Ksa ot "Aarooro. d tL. xvinn.. uu v a."mT wiui aer. vaea lie xeauueu. crfet na oi votit sen m mtoiicfttinn. w
ot itociy Slpunv ano. lunv ouier, wao nae VagWWietoxi ae uut hlB vnie V OU Uie know jnoAraoa Qiait nve Vnad our remeAv
Br Work. -Uer address ia iarBorofcj.w. ... i ... , . Vj .... . .. , "
Jan 191
TTtATva T Iwav TacmAlkTfT ' 4Ua Ck.i'fed.Tktt A flkVCMntkaai U .V -V IV .. &a
i j x -- . ; ; i iivDvu.-.xiufiui vMvuuafxwuuvpuii .
addressed; a communication, ioyou
has held on ia ileslT and,. Indeed, at
one time appeared to-- be fattening
Otfthe" jaadretP cHe-Tiadbeen on
sick diet fcrleighDor ten days! past.
D?Pfi 3'JPW; ;5ay S. but x ,ijow all
right, in. bealth again, and seema' to
be i quiWcheerfuL His appetite is
of fbod than thfr average for ' - nun
pr wefghfc rrH0' seeniJi to dtvota
all his cyersation to the subject of
Ms meals, and is more ' interested- in
fcaving-a full1 etoniach:' than 'in 'any
Other thnig.So strict ar the orders
gcrcengl.thia; case ::thatl witki the
exception of - the - warden.' denntv.
pbyfiician andtiie osers i&.cbargt,'
uu eiiterecv tiie wing oi tne
ail1 where bd ; :is A confined since ;' his
incarceration ana no conversation is
aflofed mth the ferisonei ! oilier than
uch as is necessary, relating to the
sanitary conaiuon ox. tne ceiL o?e.
. . Is It poss! Us . . ,
That a remedy made of snch enramnn. aim -
j61s plants aa Heps; Bochn, Usndrake, Dan-
ueuGo, cosnajces so many and anon dun
vetoes and wnndarfa onrasaa-Hop Citters ','
do? It nuMjbe, for. hr n old. and young,
rich and Door. 'Pastof and Doctor.' Lawver .
aad Editor, all festtfjr. to haviha; been eared
bx them.' we mast believe and donbt no
longer.-Post.
a--
: i .-
i Perpetual moUon-cdaL
her work. Uer o,Qres is irooro,.ivu. .v.... i u.a i ivi . vt. , v.. " .", j...
The NorlaVk Ylrstaiaa.ot . Jaiu. 1C. l&ai. I
refers to the rem ar sable cure effWbwl k; i ; : . ' .
and yoiir aasocMte assiirnees.tlJp,ta Bund New Yorker Th ht. nnu
this time none of Of f liaveCireeeired riDOwn w,mQCf nia WOt rote tor ihe best men ererjrtime. And
any teply to that eommunicatioiLfc f -t vrS xjaa autena I we jaage 07 tne aamber of the Bt Jacobs
L nave the honor,- toi lotward to 1 i wu .T;;T': I r "TV T "ry.-.
youacxpjola.Utter receA (.w 0 . - ' Alaawntiya -
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