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BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1887.
NO 45
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jlNUAL 3EXHIBIT0N
OF THE
Fish and Game Association.
faster,
AT DAVIS HALL.
flj citizens of Carteret, and adjoining
njeSj who are interested in the culture
Outers, cathlng of Fish, and shooting,
tfi'd Fowl, are requested to send ex-
. l. ,.f nra f H aTwwa mnt irn
Kbits
I
on or -
premiums will bo given for the
n Oysters, Clams, Fish, Game &c, seiit
r exhibition.
,f ,11 aud casnplete. premium list will
L uuounccd shortly. There will be a
'1 be furnisha uy me Kiiierpnse vor
I'ukI of Beaufort. Live Po; poises
! (.jier leviathans of the deep will be
jtxiiil'iti-n- Ocean curiosities wil. be
, exhibition in great abundance.
fycli icest Banker Ponies raised in
i,e guilty, will be "on exhibition and :-for
tl It is the aim of the projectors to
as Annual Fair, aud the'y will spare
i kr p:ii'ts nor expjrise to ihak e this
exhibition, a -."'-
Graucl Success.
DIRECTORS.
oyal, L. A. Skanen, J. L. Man-
v M I' -, r - d .uace, ol. u.-,
;rr- Jr.. W, S. Chadwiok, J. C, Davis;
ly.'F. Rowland, M. F. Arendell, M.
l. Dank-1 Boll, lie- E. M. oibes,U.
'.Dev. ' V ' .
I5KCF.FTIJN COMMITTEE.
i,.'Hi) .'-Davis. R. R. Roberson, John
.Wan. Wm. F. Did, Alonzo Thomas,
f. IV. tajl-ir, S.J. Moore, T. B. Dela-
ma r v
S. Q. NOE,
'' President.
jV. CHARLOTTE.
Secu-tary and Treasurer.
r5" Our Advertisers. ""2
Drugstores.
J)r. .1. r Davis, Ann Street.
T.'B. Delamar, Front Street
Alleii'Duvis. N. Side Fiont Street.
Dry floods ai.d Groceries.
tT Moore 5: Rr. Front P-treei.
Henry EnglelMr;:. Front Street'
Uiilti taker.
C V. llvtberson. Front Street.
. J, ifoore & Bro.
Front Street Beau fort.' X.' C. "" "
Is the i;h:o4.o buy your supplies
Dry Good -', Notions, Boots & Shwes, Uats
ft Cii.is Clcfliinar, Groceiies, Crockery,
Tt'ood, Tin, & GlaeS Ware, and m fact
veiytlilii,' usually kept in a first class
it ue. ("iill soon and secure bargains.
C. V. IlOBERSOtf.
7R0NT SHEET, '3EAUFORT, X. C,
FlfXtSRSL DIRECTOR,'
. i
aXI DEALF.H TX BUKTAl. CASKS AND
' COFFINS. r
A full supply of -coffins, casTsts
.adkrial cases, constantly on hand and
hraMixl at short notice, and at low ri-
is. 'Will attend all burials, as. funeral
iirectoi- without charpfe
. L. Arendell, agent at 3Iorehoad City-
Dr. J. B. Ilavis-
HUUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
IjTKEET, 2XD DOOIl TKOM TUKNKR.
o- o b
I?nTkes Eye Glasses and Spectacles.
your eyes by buying a pair. Color
.5s'S, fur weak and sore eyes. Dr.
is --ole agent for these glasses, they
ot be bought elsewhere in this cpun-
Tl.nl. ' t J rtf
-teuOLdicines all kin Is always is
Kilmers. Cough and Consumption
Cure. -
aifields Ftmale Rcguiator.
1 ' S. k S,
urnprs afe Kiduey Cure
.vers RaHr Vi-or.
Emmons Regulator.
BlkCough Mixture.
iHUemedies, . .
Select your medicines from a large stock
4nJ living prices. Remember the place,
Dl J- B. DAVIS' DPvTJG STORE, !
Street, 2nd door from Turkeh.
Q, U. TilOMAS, JR.,
Attorney at La-w,"
V-e.Corner of Front and Turner Streets.
BEAUFORT, N. V. jA
cacticts in the courts of Carteret.
linA n' 'T,,es. Onslow, Lenoir, and Pam
'co counties; the Supreme Court of North
CMiw.I1;l' ail( the U. S. Distixt and Cir
vh Courts.
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THE RECORD
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tSC Tlie RE,ccr.D is the cfBcial paper
of the 9th. Spatorltl Jlstiict, compose 1
of the couirfies of Onslow. Carteret and
Jones. .
The Postmasters in the counties
of Onslow, Carteret and Jones," are
special ..gents of the Hconci,' .nd
receive and receipt ' for; subscriptions to
this paper.
DEMOCRACY TRILJMPIIANT.
' JTCLEVELAND SUSTAINED -fa
NEVWTORK, SECURE IN 1888, l
VIRGINIA DEFEATS MAIIONE.
MARY LAN D, IS TRUE BLUE.
, MISSISSIPPI, ALL RIGHT,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Iowa,
Ohio, Illinois aud Massachusetts are
Republican.
L. O G & X
The i'uir.
Suu rises 6 32 Sun sets 4.53.
Days length 10 hours, 20 minutes.
Everybody must cnme to .lie' fair.
Nona but the bravo deserve the Fair.
Wizaid Oil. For rale by Allen' Davis.
Try Henry Engleberg'sch'iicc Groceries.
Pis.'s Conr-uintive Cire
Allen Davis.
For "sale by
Aver' Sarsapai iUa.
For sale by Allen
Davis. ' "
Powdered ard - Pulveilzel Sugar cuii
sUntly on .iwl at llenry F-ngieWrgs.
Patent Medicines of all kinds and de
scriptions at Allen Davis Drug Stare.
Ess. Jamaica Ginger, large size for
only 35 cents. For hale by Allen Davis.
Shaker's Extract, R ots or Curative
syrup. For sale by Allen Davis.
' Fire Crackers by the box and single
pack at Henry Englebergs. .
Lots of nice things to eat at Henry
Englebergs. . ,
Red Star Cough Cure, prompt, safe and
sure. For sale by Allen Davis.
Volina Cordial, cures dyspepsia, indi
gestion and neuralgia.- For sale by Allen
Davis. :
Warners, Liver and Kidney Cure, Safe
Nervine, and 3afe Pill For sale by Allen
Davis '
An obituary of the late Cap'. Appleton,
Oakbmith, will appear in our eojcirmj
next weeJc.
Hair brushes, Tooth brushes. Clothes
brushes al Camel's - hair brushes. P01
sale by Allen Dar's.
Subscribeat once for the Record. We
will Tiublish a double sheet on IhanliS-
Kiyiug and Christmas.
Sfr-d something t the, Fair . The sec
retary will receive all articles ior exmui-
tion, and have tnem piaceu m iue nu.
Let every man, woman and child in the
county, go to work to make our Fair a
-i-snd success.
Pond's Extract, peoples icuioy 1
bteediiig iles, blind piles, toothache,
headache, earache, sore throat. H or sale
by 'Allen Davis. , r
Our Thanksgiving Usue will appr
next week. The Recobs wille double
its usual size, and fall of pleivdid reading
and illustrated matter.
School cbildfenccu buy the best ayd
the cheapest inks and pens m town, at
the ItECOiiD Office
When you want a 3-5 Or 10 pound can
of pure Lard, go to Henry Engleberg she
always keeps it on hand.
Trv A A X A 1, and Number Five Ci
gars at Allen Davis Drug Stote. None
better for 5 cents
Cal' at the Recbrd office aud purchase
one of the "Pearl Top" la,mp chimnejs.
They are t tie be'st.
T?erair your old stoves with Plastic
."p,oS.c T.iis is an ar.icle worth its
SJSiftoRoUl. Foi sale at the Record
office.
We are bound to sell goods and if jou
fail to come to us you will do youst If an
injustice. Remember the place. 1 ay do.
& Buck man.
The best Groceries always on hand at
Henrv Engleberg's, Choice Hams, Pork,
SdeiCDiied Beef, and m fact every
thing in the Grocery trade.
The 4 'Twins" are on exhibition at Dr.
T B Delamar's Drug store. Vm,
antce satisfaction or the money will be
refunded. Only 5 cents.
TuttVSarsaprilla and Queens Delight,
for speedy and permanent enveof Hbeu
matffm; Diseasefof the skin,- Dyspepsia
&? For sale by Allen Davi..
Parkers Ginger Tonic. The medicine
for every family, surpasses all other re
medies in the cure of dy spepsia, Indiges
tion &c or sale by Allen Davis.
.Get re.dy for Thanksgiving, by calling
a-'Henry Engh-borgs and purchasing
Alince Meat, Currants, .itaisiirs, Citron,
Cranberries, Prunes ore. "
Wife. Come look upkbar.d don't
be diwn hearted.' ' Tis ttye times are
hard but we have 41 little mfcoey left and
we can make it gy'a lcn wy at Tajior
& Buckman's. ,; " v
If you want a piece o new music, call
at the "Record office. It" we do hot have
it in sLock we will ord -r it. We have a
,n..w song with music'. - " ihere's no one
like mother to m-3." Jpriek 25 cents.
Miss Macg.e Robbins, left for New
lierne on Wedoosflayhe will spend
several days there visiting relatives.
She will also visit relatives in Wash
ington N. C, befoVe she returns home.
Mess, bweetsor, rerpferook & Co.
Wholesale dealers in Di V Goods. Notion.
&C Broadway N. Y. Merchants wheu
ordering goods, or sending a .request for
samoles. should always address" John A
Charlotte, care of said firm . '
For Sai.k: A New Home Sewing
Machine, w ith all the attachments. This
is a new machine nfver'f'.winw lupmwl
Will be wld 6r j'.-T. Cnll at tins
office at' once, and secure a gi eat bargain.
A tine breech loading shot. trim, brand
new can be bought cheap. Apply' at this
office. - , .. ' '
e call your attention to what Mess.
Taylor & Buckman have to say to you in
this issue. Read their advertisement on
first page, and then go to their. store.
They surely wiH siipilse yc,a i'n their low
price.. It is certainly wonderful how
they caii sell so cheap.
For Sale. Oar entire stock of goods
will bj offered 4 the pubile at our price
from the time we oreu aoors iu .tlu
morning until we chSe" nt night, until
everything is closed out aed replaced by
new goods, as we are detrmine t to keep
it up until time disposes or otherwise,
Taylor & Buckman. ' " '
Reward A revyard Gf thfnks will he
given and noj questio is asked to the
parties who walked out of our Store last
Saturday night with a bundleu'a dor their
arms and reported that we were soiling
goods cheaper than they ever heard of be
fore. Tavlcr & Buckman. -1 ;
A Xew LiJit will be displayed from
Harbor Island, 'on and after t lie loth in
stant. The light will be 56 feet high, and
visible seven nautical miles. This new
lilit will be kept at the expense of the
Harbor Island club. It will be a boon to
otfr seafaring people.
He who forgets lh 5 tree unier whose
shade he rambled iu the days 'of his youth
and forg t to spend his money whore he
cau buy tho m-.iic goods for it is a stran
ger to the sweetest impression of the
human heart. Read our advertisement.
Taylor & Buckman, - ":
$100 to $300 A MONTH can be made
working for u.s. Agents pre erred who
can furnish their. own horses and rive
their: whole time o the business. Spare
moments may be profitably emp'oyed
alo. A fw vacancies w towns and
cities. B, F. JOiiKSON & CO., 1013
.H.iiu .street, 1h hmOntl, V'a.
Insure in the Old Peop'e's Mutual B n
cfit Society, the only reliable Insurance
Compasiy f.r old p-iopl in the United
States, and the cheapvsr. s.fest ;u;d best
tor all aues. Call on. Dr. T. i Dr lamar,
Agent for 'Jarterel owjanty, aad be con
vinced. Also AgMil !r t-Ue New Yik
Mutual Reserve total bisines 100,000,
000. Deosited with Insurance 'Depart
ments S250.000.
We have a tine A lleger; Parlor Ofgrn at
the Record Olhce., which we vid 11
cheap. On Wedne? day , afternoon our
office was visited by two young ladies:
Misses Leu's. Davis and Lettie Dill. Mis
Lena deliyh'ted our ientire oface'lcin e vith
delightful music. Stie and all others who
have seen the Alleger (rgan, proiwunce
it a fine toned instiumeiit. We wid be
pleased to hve piir idy friends call at,
our office and try this splendid inurn
ment. MARINE NEWS
akrivai,s.
Nov. 2d. Steam Tug D. S. Stetso-.
Sneil n: a iter Vvilmington to Edeutoi '.
and Sterm Tug Wm. Beais, Willian a
master, Wilmington to Edeuton.
Kov,
r. 6, Steam Yacht Tarpon, llucbe
r, from N. Y. to Florida.
.i isler
N"ov. 7. Schrs. T. M. Tho as. Bev'ride
master, and Charles, Ireland master from
Baltimore.
sailed.
Nov. G. steam Tugs. D, S. Stetson
and Wm. Bears, steam Yacht Tarpon.
WIVES! MOTHERS! DAUGHTERS !
Be your own physician A lady who
forbears suffered fromdisstressing f emale
complaints, weakness, etc., so common to
her sex, and had despaiied of a cure,
finally found remedies which completely
cured her. Any sufferer can use them
and thus cure herself, without tho aid of
aphysieian. Frorii feelings of gratitude
she will send two prescriptions which
cured her and an illustrated pamphlet,
entitled "The 'Stepping Sione to
health,", and, full i.islructious sealed.
Address witti 2 cent stamp), Mrs. W.
a Holmes, 658 Broadway, N. Y. (Name
this pnper).
THE VERDIO V UNANIMOUS.
W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind.,
testifies: lil can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy, Every
bottle sold' lias given lelief iu every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10. years standing."
Abraham Hare; druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
affirms: "The best selling medicines I
have ever handled in my 20 year's exper i
ence, is Electric Bitters," Thousands
of others have added their testimony, so
that the verdect is unanimous that Elec
tric Bitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dol
lar a bottle aT. B. Delamai 's Drug Store
THEIR BUSIESB.OOMING.. '
Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at T. 3. Defe
.v.ofe Timer A'tore as their ivinjr away to"
' .iwtoniefs of so many free trial-bot
tles of Dr. King's New Discovery for
"j Consumption. ;" Their trade is simply
'enormous ;in thi3 very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures ana
and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds,'
Asthma, Brouchitis, Croup, snd all
throat and lung diseases' quickly cured.
You cau test it before buying by getting
a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every
bottle warranted,
TRIBUTE Oi?-REtiPEcT.
At a rsguLtr monthly communication o
t fcuiklin Lodge, No., JOO A F. & A. M
heid at Masonic Hall. Beinfoct. JT. C.
j November 7th,JlS87, Worshipful Master.
J. B. Jones, announced to the Lodge the
death of the late Cak Appkton Oak
mhb, which occurred in the city of New
I York, on Wednesday, October 26th, ult
. nri t . . a
1 ue supreu roil witu tno uanie or our
deceased woi thy brother inscribed there
j on, was then deposited in the Archives
wun tne usii.il ceremonies and the fol
lowing ..preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adbpted :
Whereas, the Supreme Grand Arehi
tect of the Universe has again broken our
: circle by summoning Appleton Oaksmith
from labor in the Lodge here, to refresh
ment in the Tetnple alcove, therefore re-
solvea:
1st. That we bow submissively to the
will ot Ilini wham we, as Ma sons, are
taught to reverence and seive
, 2nd. That we Jyill commemorate the
life ai.d virtues of our deceased eminent
i brother by a faithful daily practice of the
precepts inculcited by thtJ-Three' Great
;Lights in Masonry whieu will likewise
fit us, when the silver cord shall have
been loosed aud the golden bowl broken,
"To become living stones iu that spiritual
building that house not made with
hands eternal in the heavens."
3rd. That we deeply sympathize with
the aged mother, wife, and children of our
deceased brother, and commend them to
the watchful care aud keeping of the
A.ll-Seeing-Eye.
9th. Tnat a separate page of the Lodge
Journal be inscribed to ilro. App'etoa
Oaksniith aud that the Secretary be in-
. 1 r -
structed to transmit a copy of this tribute
0 his family and a copy to the Weekly
Record for publication.
5th. That the members of this Lodge
will war the usuul badge of mourning for
thirty day.
F. G, Mace,
3r'
31. C. Puelps, Committee,
J. L. Gibble
IN MEMORIAM.
Died on Saturday morning, NoveraJbci
5ih 1S87.. Bessie, dawhtei of David aud
Margaret Pierce, aged 9 years and 7
mouths.
This dear little girl was the pride of
loving parents, fond brothers and sisters
and friends. She was a child of loving
and affectionate di.sposit.ion, and to know
her was to lave her. Her sweet gentle
i ce 'will be; misstd from the home circle,
which idie did s much to ad ; 11. There
will be one less to welcome the lathei up
on his return home frm his daily labors.
One darling less, for tho devoted mother
to imprint tho' kiss ot affection upon at
night, after the evening prayer has been
Kiltl. It is hard t realize, but Bessie is
dead. On Satuiday last with noiseless
tread, the loved ones went to and fro
about the house, with bated breath, be
cause litiie Bessie was dead dead -no,
not dead ! on!v srone to ioin little Hubert .
her loving brother who has been vaitiug
and watching lor her on the "Other
Shore-'i. Her darling little brother Ht:r
Lei t,had preceded her but ten mouths ago
to the Celestial City. When bright little
Hubert died, th4 cup of rief of his parT
eats was indeed full, aud again these de
oled parents are called upon in so short
a period, to follow another precious jewel
tiothegiave. . Their cup now surely ruii
Heth over. The loss of these little oues
are crushing blows, but God knows best,
"lie does not wiljiugly afflict, neither dies
he wish to grieve the childrenjof men."
Our blessed Savior when on earth, was
partial to the little ones, and reproved, on
a certain occasion those who were present,
by saying :"Suffer little children to come
uno me, and forbid them not, for of such
is the Kingdom of heaven." Christ our
blessed Savior has called these two little
ones, then why should we grieve or wish
them back?
Our hearts bleed for the stricken
parents and relatives, in this time of their
deep distress. We can only com mend
them to "Him who doejth ail thms wel'."
Little Bessie wais a devoted member of
the Ann St. M. E. Sunday School. The
School met at the Church and proceeded
in a body to her home, and then escorted
ii-r remains to to the oemetery. Tae
beautiful casket which contained all that
was mortal ot little Bessie, was entirely
covered with flowers, which she so much
loved, and which is also typical of the
resurrection of the body. . She was laid
to rest under the beautiful old oaks, in
Ann Street Cemetery, there ,to wait the
resurretcion morn.
"Beautiful spirit fice frorw all stain,
Ours the hcaitache, the sorrow aud pain,
Thine is the ylory and iulinite gain
Thy slumber is sweet."
ITCHING PILES.
sYMPTOiis Moisture ; into se Hc'iing
And stin mil"; most at night; woise by
Satchini If allowed to continue tu
mors form, vrhich often bleed and ulcerate,
Sndng 'very -,re. Bwavnes Oint
mknt stops the itching and bleeding,lieal
ulceration, aiid. in many cases removes
the' tumors. It is equally efficaciousi n
cmW all Skin Diseases. Dil SwayxNE
cuirn- :..n,a Philade nhia.
Sw'ayne's Ointment can be obamed of
Sent by mail for 5'J Cents.
druggists.
'RITCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best Salve in' the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores. -Tetter, Chapped Hands, Clnlbla...
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles1,' or ho pay required.
It is guaranteed to gVe perfect sat.s.ac
tion, or money refunded. Pr.ce aa cents
PeFor sale by Dr. T. By Delamaiy
NEWS OF A WEEK.
i . Nov. 4th. There have beeu seven new
cases of yellow fever, and two deaths in
Tampa, Fla., up to Wednesday night.
rTke Mormon jurors have all taken
the juror's .oafh iu the Thud District
Couit at Satt Lake City, U." T.- The
prison ceil in which O'Brien is confined
is 8x6. He has served notice thatdie wdll
not wear prisou garb or associate with the
urininals.j---T -The e are fiftv-four :. police
guarding tlie anarchists, iu the Chicago
jail, armed with Winchester rifles. They
w 11 remaiu on guard until the event of
11th inst.- -Mrs. Anna Sacks, of St.
Louis, who threw a pancake' at Mrs.
Cleveland "during 'the Presidential visit,
was.rcleased yesterday cnlLe payment of
a fine of 10. She protested that her act
was unintentional. : j
Nov. 5ih. Dr. Porter reports J to the
Marine Hospital Bureau that thero were
seventy-four cases of yellow fever and
nine deaths during the past week. The
total number of deaths to date is 325. He
reports the epidemic subsiding.-, Sher
bert G. Hopkins, a Washington corrJ:e.s-f.;
pondent, rigs - up an imiUtion infernal
machine and attemps to create a "Sensa
tion" and coin money at the expense of (
the Chief Justice of tho iTnitexl tptes.
, Part of a dynamite bomb was found '
yesterd iy iu the debris of the St, Louis
explosion. The police are firm in the be
lief that it is an absolute proof of foul
work, but the detectives are of the opii
ion that it was placed there by some of
the cranks who have been trying to create
tlie imnressiou that the explosion was
their work.
Nov. 6th. The weather has improved
and tha yellow fever at Tampa has about
lisappc.-ived. Rcpoits of Russian mili
tary activity on the frontier arO ocpasion-
ing some concern in Astr,ia The T11I-
iamore prison authorities have ordered
that William O'Brien shall wear the uni
form pi escribed by the regulation for con
victs. Senator Sherman spoke at
Cleveland last night aud, said the Repub
licans were justified in resorting to the
bloody shirt argument by the recent utter
ances ano public appearance of Jerf. Davis.
Long lists of names of citizens, who
have been clamoring for the full peiisl.ty
of thedaw on the 'condemned ana.chiats,
appear attached to petitions asking com
mutation. Among these names appears
those of prominent xnc 111 hers of bar and
bono!:. ' '
Nov. 8th. The refractory Indians have
all been arrested and are in the guard
house, and no more trouble is apprehend
ed. The whole matter was successfully
managed and terminated by the troops.
The cells of the seven condemned
anarchists In the comity jail were
searched b an day and six loaded bombs
were found hidden away in a wooden
box, which was ceuceealed under a p'do
of newspapers m a corner. 5 r I here witj
only two new cases yellow fever in
Tampa Sunday, boih of them mild, and
two deaths. Only thirty-six fire now
under tretment and they are reported. to
be convalescing rapidly. Confidence pre
vails. 1 he New York Fost Uico is
overflowing with campaign documents.
From Friday noon to yested iy noon 1,700,
000 newspaper prints were handled ; 25,
000 letters and circulars and 2,230 sacks
01 small matter, all on political subjects
A hVe occurred at Iteidsville, N. C,
which destroyed the large tobacco factory
f II. Sampson & Co., together with a
ifire stock of tobacco. 1 he loss on stjck
and building amount? tj $00,000. It is
1 . t .1 w. - .... .A
said to be covered by insurance,
Nov. 9th. Spts.. Turpentm-a io
cts.
Pes-
Rosin 85 cts Tar $lr15 Cotton 9 cts.
nuts 60 to 90 cts. Rice 80 to 95 cts.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Beaufort High School.
BeauJurt, N. C., Nov., 8th. 1837.
The following pupils having received
no cenasrits aurmg me ruotiin cuum
October, 17th, compose, the roll of honor.
Iu High School Department:
Lena Davis, Anne Potior,
Nannie Pice, Kitie Sanders.
Laura Switaer, ; Charlie Paul.
In Primary Department:
Annie Davis.
; F. P. WYCI1E.
Principal.
UJAIMUNICATED. !
Amans Sore, Qnslow Co., Nov., 2d, 1887.
Editor RKCoiyj r--Our farmers seem to
be fully awake to the fact, that something
must be done to to improve out condition
and appear to have gone to work' in
aruest. W have two working Granges
n the County, one at Richlaids, the other
it Jacksonville .there is great iiiteret taken
both. Mr.. Barry.' brought4 "a message"
from Texas farmers, to our f aimers, and
last night organized the 11 th farmers Alii
ince in our County. On Oct. 30th a
County Alliance was formed; Delegates
a-oin each Alliance met at Jacksonville,
our county seat, and made a strong body.
t was estimated that some 400 farmers
epresenttd. These two organizations do
not work against each other, but are helps
to each other; in fact all Grangers nearly
are members 0 the Alliauce, and work as
faithfully is for the Grange, the aim of
both is the same. Ave want to work as a
unit, an i not each farmer for himsc!'.
W3 have tried that long enough, and. tii d
that we can do nothing, except wark hard
and live pe or. Crops in this section are
a failure. No one w ill make more than a
crop, some not that. Brother Farmers
et us hear from the workings of your
Granges and AHiauces. We take an in
terest iu each other.
Mac.
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
.From Our Regular Correspondent.
New York, November, 5lh, 1887.
Mrs. Jamcd Ciown Potter's opening
night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre was
brilliant affair as was expected. All the
society friends of tlie' debutante were
among the audience. The audience was
a representative one of wealth aud re fiue-
tnent. The ci iticisms of the young actress
were not ivlwlly favomble. The play is a
bad one and another will be -presented
next week. It is the exception to now
pee a ticket speculator in front of a the
atre. Augustiu Daly was tho first
to
abolish that tiusiance. In the lobbies of
i.i&ny of the play houses signs are con
spicuously displayed w am mg -people hat
tickets bought of speculators are worth
less. Nevertheless tickets may be ob
tained at the hotel news-stands for all the
theatres by. paying a snialt advance on
the regular price. By the way Daly's
new play -The RaU Road uf Love' 13 sai
to be art ef cellept piece.
, as cue campaign goes on the moro
filthy tlie political columns of the new
papers become. It'is wonderful-how lew
some of our respected ( ?) contemporaries
will stoop to firow mud aud otherwise in
jure a candidates reputation. As the
tiectiejn 4dfra.ws neav tlie vexciement iu-
creases. On rovo& of the open squares of
the city nightly meetings are now held to
ratify the nominations of certain candi
dates. An express wagon or a truck
serves as a platform for the speakers whq
hold forth on the viitues of their respec
tive . men to a:j admiring crowd. A
lieezy brass hand generally uses all its
influence and wind to attract fhe necer
sary crowd. A meeting of the United
Labor Party was iu progress on Thursday
evening as your correspondent happened
toasSj several hundred people mostly
young loafers and unemployed men, were
assembled around a truck from which
true son of the sod, who, probably, ouly a
few months ago was cutting peat on the
Emerald Isle, was denouncing capital,
capitalists jand newspaper in the strong
est terms. Hie speaker talked much
about many things his audience knew
nothing about' and many things he knew
nothing about himself, neveitheless he
was cheered lustily ky the ignorant
crowd.
Theie is more talk of pushing the
Broadway elevated road through. For
tunatcly there are mu interested in the
entexrijse who are good citizens and' will
not push a schema for their own benefit
that would be detrimental to the public
interests. An underground rail road on
liroadway would doubtless bo a great
convenience to the hundreds of people
who aw com pell -d to stand up in the cars
ot the elevated toads ttj whole distance
up or down lowu. Legislative action wilt
doubtless be taken to compel the L roads
to xurnibii a seat for every passenger or
iu other words to run more trains than
they ao at present. No one can conceive
ol the number of pgophs who patronize
the roads daily, that is excepting tht
stockholders. '
Another new club is added to the list
and is kuown as the "Lawyers Down
Town Club." The club occupies capa
cious apartments in the new Equitable
building on lower Broa&yay.
A h electric surface car "attracted con
siderable interest as it traveled up town
0:1 the Madison Avenue , line of tracks.
The car lesembled an ordinary, hor.be ca
hi many respects the only difference
noticed was th-s complication of wheels
and belts in tho centre undernsath. An
electric surface road is sue. essfully
operated in Newark. It is a great w- n
drthat same of the lines of this city
h :ve n t adapted ihe electric system in
preference to the old style. It is f'erinitc
ly dceided that the Third Avenue Com
pany will convert their lino into a cable
road. It will be a good thing to get rid
of the old cars of this line. They arei
teyond repair and very dirty. Many
people perfer to walk rather that incur
the danger of catching all khids of diseases
from Asiatic Cholera o ff 11 by patroniz-1
ing them. -
A stable was destroyed by fire in 48th
f;reet on Friday niijht and twenty five
parses were destroyed with ij; besides a
number of valuable carriages
Cold weather has no terrors , for the
equestrians, they may be i-cep in larger
numbers than ever galloping throagl.
the park. Their friends in the carriages
look decidedly uncomfortable some hold
ing their ears and some clapping their
hands to keep up the circulation." -'The
beautiful autumnal foliage has long si rice
dissapear d and the trees are stripped
entirely of their leaves. The squirrels
are running hither and thither through
the p&rlf ..busily engaged in lnyin iu a
supply, of uujts and all the metropolis mf y
be. said to be engaged iu preparing f r
the snow, ice and slash uf a New Yoik
winter.
' Columbia.
The adjutages of a reliable, safe and
efficacious Family Mediciue, is incalcula
ble, and when such is found, the blessing
is thus happily-expressed.'
. I EXCLAIMED, "EUREKA." I
I have been using Simmons Liver Reg
ulator myself some five years or more, and
my family also, and can testify from tx-r
perience to Us virtues. I never re join
mend a medicine unless il know -it to be
good. In a ministry of twenty five-yeai :
I have often felt the need of such a medi
cine and when I found iiI .exclaimed,
'Eareka." Rev. J. P. Harper, proprie
tor of the "Christian Visitor," Smithfild.
N. C. ' " ' ' ;
9
ALL THIS ABOUT,,
AND
urns 1? mm
Jtjiaeans that something has taken
place at the Store of Taylor & Buckman's
I
uevex before heard of. By good luck or
fortune or in somo other way, at least it
does not make any difference to you hov
it a 1 happened, they diare become ia
possession of a tremeudcrous lot of the
cheapest goods that was ever sold in this
towrj. . Now dear reader we don't talk
unlet3 we have something to y and
what we now say is no delusion, but
SIMPLY FACTS ANJ) STUJBr
FACTS.'
. nuni)i
Wlien
we teU
yoa tUat
sell jou goods at leis money than yqvt"
ever bought them in
your ife, and we
don ajk
you to believe- this Kta,temei&
iill you come to our
store and sqe for
youiself.
?Jlkt m MAM
1
Orrjy listen sonje of our
Pricjes.
We ment ioiva Tew
as epaoe wiill not
allow; us to tell you -everything wo can do
for you. We will bell -you,
Men's all woo hirt,
for 60c, worth 125.
at 10c, and upwrrd.
Men's and iboys hats,
Children's shoes, at 25c per pair, upward.
Ladies' fine button khoe 85c per pair.
worth $1.50.
Men's calf skin boots, 11.50 per tIr.
worth $300.
Ladies flannel under tvest -60c worth $100.
Men's rubber coats, 60c each, worth $1.25.
Men's fine dress diirts, 60c, each, worth
$1.00.
Coy' sj fur caps, J5c each.
Boy'tspolocaps, 10c leach.
Alisseis New Market!cloaks $2.50. worth
$0 00. j .
Children's Cloaks, $3.0, worth $0.00.
Ladies fine wraps, $2.50, worth $6 00.
Ladies all wool Jerseys 75c, worth $1.50.
Men's all wool sack: coats, $1.50, worth
$5.00. I .-
Men's all wodl walki.icoatjL rlrn vArrh
C r-7 nv WL4
$5.00. 1
Meu'4 Pants 75c, worth $1.50.
tWT We assort right here that we can
sell you clothing at prices that
W
CHALLENGE,
T
IE WOULD TO ''EQUAL
k
You canbuy a nicecoat from us at less
monay than you can in any part of the
1
work
We also. Iiavo
Men s pants In our stock that can't be
eqi al od in price and durability, and one'
word for these pants. We will give a
pair each to any two men whv can rip
tm in the seams, each taking hold jf
the ljgs of th.e pants and pulling with all
heir mi&lxt. ! '
We will not mention any more of our
gmnli and prices right here but we ask
you to 1
COME TO OUR
0 mean what e say when we tell
you that wo will nuke 'you
SjATISFIErjl IN PRICK.
In every thingyoujbuy foui usv.yWfc
iave wouderful bargains for you" aha we
are guiu aij
K?
Dont be backward nor slow in coming"
forwat-d as you will be at perfect Iibeitj
not to buy if you are not satisfied
WE SHALL EXPECT TO SEE YOU
AND YOUR NEIGHBORS TOO.
Yod have to workj hard for yojtr moner
and hive none to give away aud it is to
our interest to buy where you caa gel
the most and best goods 'for your bird
earned cash.
TAYL0U t BUCKMAN
$250
IN CASH! 3 Worcestr's
and it Webster's Dicuon-
anes, worlu wsv, ana 4 uiutiouary 1101a
ers. worth $15.50 given as Phizes f"r
best exavs am w r'.nir the Question. n hr
should I use a Dictionary Holder J" Fur
ul. particular. sud to Lm veme v.
Noyeaj 9'J & 101 W. Monroe St, Chicago
cue maker or uictiouary iioiuem. , or
qiiire at your bookstore.
MAT
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