fiiGFORY IRE8S: JANUARY 21,-1897.
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"It is really marvelous," said a Main
street druggist, "how the hard times
have increased the sale of diamond
dyes. Ladies buy one package as an
experiment, and find the dye so easy
to use that they, color all their old
clothing and come out with new
gowns, cloaks, ond suits for the whole
family. The diamond dye blacks seem
especially popular, I often sell half a
dozen packajres'to one customer."
Diamond dyes are put up for every
color, with special dyes for cotton and
are so simple and easy to "use that even
a child can dye a perfect color with
them, one that will not' fade, crock, or
wash out, equal to the handsomest
shade made by the professional dyer.
rapere and notice in the contest by A.
J. Field0, of Granville for the teat now
held by W.J. Crews. Mr. Cunning
ham tiled the papers and notice in the
ca of contest by X. B. Brougbton for
the seat from Wake now held by Jas.
H. Young.
MORE COnFORT FOR CUBA,
Another
Expedition is Landed on The
Island.
Havana, Jau. 17. A sensation in
the palace and in the office of Admiral
Navarro was created this morning by
Another bill introduced was by Mr. the nws that another filibustering ex
Hancock, of Craven, to repeal chap, i pedition has landed safely in Cuba.
29, acts 1893. . The fact was made known first by a
A bill passed giving Montgomery ' telegram from Matanzas, in which it
county another term of court, so there was aij that confidential information
THE LAW-MAKERS AT RALEIQH.
The Cuban Resolution Modified Bills Intro
duced, Etc.
Reported for Charlotte Obserrer.
SENATE.
Ralkioh, Jan. 14. The Senate met
pursuant to adjournment at 12 o'clock,
Lieutenant Governor Reynolds presid
ing. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hoover.
Reports of standing committees were
received, among them a 'substitute by
the judiciary committee for the "reso
lution in regard to the independence
of Cuba."
Bills and resolutions were then in
troduced and referred:
Mr. Walker A bill to prohibit the
sale of liquor near Missionary church
in Rockingham county. .
Mr. Robertson A bill regulating
proceedings in justices1 courts.
Mr. Sharp, of Wilson A bill to
abolish the office of cotton weigher in
Edgecombe county.
Mr. Butler A bill to license foreign
associations and other corporations.
Mr. Barker A resolution looking to
the regulating of the public printing.
Mr. Smathers A bill to amend the
law prohibiting the sale of tobacco to
minors; also a bill relating to hunting
in Haywood county.
Mr. A bell A bill to amend sec 1246
of the Code, in relation to probate of
deeds.
Mr. Parker A bill relating to cor
porations or creating the same.
The calendar was then taken up and
the following bills passed third read
ing: To incorporate the town of Millbank,
in Wilson county
The resolution relating to bribery
will be terms in January, April and
September; also a bill to make the
unlawful taking of a legislative bill
or other paper a felony.
A bill passed third reading to incor
porate the Cabarrus Savings Bank,
(The amendment adopted yesterday
making stockholders liable individu
ally for all sums due depositors was
withdrawn by Mr. Lusk, who had off
ered it.)
A bill passed in regard to suits or
actions quo warranto, providing that
in trial of title to any county office or 1
other local office it shall be sufficient
for the person desiring to bring such
action to give bond to save the State
costs; and such suits shall be ' placed
by the clerk at the head of the docket
or calendar.
The bill to incorporate the Moore
County & Western Railroad was read.
Mr. Schulken said he thought the bill
should be printed, as he thought there
might be danger in it, as ic appeared
to provide for a road paralleling the
North Carolina Railroad. It was re
ferred and 125 copies ordered printed,
and it is made special order for Friday
of next week.
Bills passed providing that terms of
justices of the peace elected last No
vember shall end the first Monday of
December 1898. Also bill to levy 25
cents on $100 in Robeson county to
Iy floating debt.
A resolution was adopted giving to
each legislator a set of the Colonial
Records. It was stated that there
were 1,200 copies of the record now on
hand.
A bill passed providing for new jury
lists next July in all counties of the
State.
There was some discussion of this
bill. It was stated by Messrs. Schul
ken and Alexander, of Tyrrell, that
many names had been improperly ta
ken from the lists. Amendments were
offered excepting Rowan, Transylva
nia, Stanley, Anson, Macon, Yancey,
Johnson, but the Speaker ruled all of
these out of order, as Mr. Alexander
of Tyrrell, had demanded the previous
question. Mr. McKenzie spoke against
this ruling, saying he was responsible
for his county, (Rowan) and said the
attempt of the bill was to cast a slur
upon Democratic officials.
When the bill came up on third
reading amendments were offered ex
cepting Rowan; Haywood, Caldwell,
Person, Stanly, Onslow, Alexander.
has been received by the authorities
announcing that on the northern coast
i of that province and some miles east
of the city of Matanzas itself an un
known steamer had been seen landing
l a cargo and some men.
No cruiser or gunboat was near at
hand or could be sent to the place.
A strong column was sent in pursuit
of the, landing party, but it is sup
posed that the pursuers were too late.
This affair has contributed much
fuel to increase the irritation of the
army against the navy. The fact that
not a single expedition, except that of
the Competitor, has been captured by
Spanish war vessels, augment the un
popularity of the navy here, and Wey
ler and the Marquis of Ahumada avail
themselves of this feeling in their per
sonal quarrels with Admiral Navarro
which have become more bitter since
the latter exploded the story of Maceo
passing the t roc ha in boats, as- told by
Dr. Zertucha. New York Sun.
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LA GRIPPE AGAIN.
and corruption was passed, ratified, Alleghany, Cleveland, Anson, Moore,
and the following committee appoint- Macon, Yancey, Johnston, Gaston,
ed on the part of the Senate; Messrs. Mecklenburg.
Atwater and Smathers.
The following bills were taken up
under suspension of the rules and ta
bled: -
To allow physicians until Marth 10th
to register; to define misdemeanor and
the punishment for the same.
The following were referred: A bill
to amend the constitution of the Uni
ted States In regard to the right of
suffrage, and to prevent delay in crim
inal actions.
The Senate adjourned until 12 o'clock
tomorrow.
The following is the Cuban resolu
tion substion of the committee on Fed
eral relations:
"Resolved, By the Senate, the House
of Representatives concurring, that we
are in sympathy with the people of
Mr. Alexander moved and it was so
ordered that the vote" On all these
amendments be taken at once. To
this Mr. McKenzie agreed, saying the
amendments were offered in good faith.
He demanded a yea and nay vote,
which was yeas 24, noes 58. Mr. Mc
Kenzie demanded the roll call on the
passage of the bill. The vote was yeas
71, nays 24. The Democrats voted
nay.
The resolution to create a committee
to investigate charges in the Senatori
al contest was ratified. . Mr. Lusk
asked if the expression in the original
was not "charges of fraud."
The following committees were announced:
Agriculture, Mechanics and Mining:
Sweeping Across the Country
from Ocean to Ocean.
La grippe is again among us, spread
ing its devastation far and wide. Since
its first arrival in this country, about
eight years ago, it has never ceased to
afflict, in some degree, a large number
of people; but never before have the
numbers been so great as at present.
Nearly every one has la grippe and the
rest are fearing they will have it.
About the treatment: all sorts of con
tradictory opinions are afloat among
the medical profession. Scarcely any
two doctors agree exactly in their
treatment, except those who use Pe
ruana. Peihaps no drug is given more
oftener by the medical profession for
la grippe than quinine, but at theery
best, the results are unsatisfactory.
After a course of, quinine the patient is
left weak, nervous, with ringing
sounds in the head. But with Pe-ru
na the case is different. It is not only
a perfect remedy tor la grippe, in all
its stages and complications, but it
leaves no unpleasant effects. Pe ru-na
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stage of weakness and lassitude fol
lowing. Pe-ru na is also a remedy for
the after affects of la grippe. Those
who have been treated in the ordinary
way find themselves slow in recovering
from la grippe. This is nearly always
the case unless the patient has taken
Pe-nina during the acute stage. There
will be months of long, tedious conva
lescence. For such people Pe-ru-na is
a prompt relief. It never falls to res
tore them to perfect health.
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latest book on climatic diseases, which
includes catarrh, la grippe, coughs,
colds, bronchitus, consumption and
many other diseases. This book is in
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Mr. Win. Smithdeal, of Salisbury,
was a loser to the amount of (33.000 by
the recent failure of tbe Yadkin Falls
Manufacturing company, and a few
days ago he confessed judgment for a
member of personal debts.
At the meeting of the grand lodge
of Masons in Raleigh Walter E. Moore
of Jackson was elected grand master.
R. J. Noble, deputy grand master;
William Simpson, grand treasurer;
John C. D re wry, grand secretary.
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tatives in Congress that any action
that they may take looking to the in
dependance of Cuba will meet with
our hearty approTaL" .
HOUSE.
The House session began at 11 o'clock
and Rev. Levi Branson offered prayer.
The bill to incorporate the Moore
County & Western Railroad was fa
vorably reported, as was also the bill
making the improper taking of a legis
lative bill a felony. The bill to make
new iury lists in February was re
committed so as to make the tune July.
15 ills were uiiroaucea as iouowt:
Mr. Sutton, of Cumberland To car
ry out the true intent of grantors and
testators and to abolish the rule in
Shelley's case, by providing that when
ever an estate in land is conveyed to
one for life it shall not be constructed
to confer a fee simple estate upon the
life tenant.
Mr. Sutton, of New Hanover To
prevent the spread of catageous di
easjes among the live stock in North
Carolina. It provides for three com
missioners, forming the North Caro
lina live stock sanitary board.
Mr. Dixon, of Cleveland, filed tu
Wm. Latimore was hanged last
Wednesday at Ocala, Fla,, for the
murder of Pullman car porter Greenlee
on August 8th, 1896. He died game.
Latimore was a negro about S3 yean
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When a man has suffered for years
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