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" The Maxton UmqI A DEHOCBATIO JODBNAL THE PEOPLE AXD TIIEIK ISTXKEST. VOL. IV. NO. 10. MAXTON. N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1889. $ 1.00 A YEAR TOWN DIRECTORY. J. F. Mr LEAN Mayor. A. J. TURNS. H. Ii LOCKER, ,. W. S.-RYHNKS, f C.omm,s' W. J. (TRRIE, ! s,oners- J V. (i. HALL, Town Marshal. LODGES. KNIOIITS OT HONOR, No. 1,720 meets on second aii'l fourth Wednesday's at ,.:') i M. J. B. WEATHERLY, Dic-t.-.torr i. F. McLEAN, Reporter. V. L C A., meets every Sunday at 7.30 P. M. W3L BLACK, President. MAXTON GUARDS, WM. BLACK. . in, meets first Thursday nights of . . month at 8 P. M. ( lit; ;,. FRIENDS meet on second V i fnurth .Monday in each month. tjn- Shaw. Chief Counselor; S. W. I ., cretary and Treasurer. M.VKK ST.K BAND, W. S. NICK Leader, meets each Monday ;i . i Tt.n-day at 8P.M. MA J' 1 X LODGE, KNIGHTS OF (','.! VS. meets every Friday nio;ht, , v i ? !-t in each month, at 8 o'clock. nf:ffNT COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY i Mi l'iehern, President. . A V .b-Diormid, 1st Vice President. fif.J I 7o m, 'Jnd Vice President. A brown. Secretary. U ii Him k. Treasurer and Depository. KXKCt'TIVR COMMITTEE. !'. Joseph Evans, Rev II G Hill. I) 1), l:-v . S Black, Rev O P Meek?, U A V Finlayson, Jos McCollurn, .1 F' Smith. Duncan UcKav, Sr. N H Brown, I)r J L McMillan. AIDII INfi COMMITTEE. F PSmifl., ) II M-.eiII, J A Humphrey? Place (if next meeting Ltimberton, N. C. I" 1 1 iw f ' next meeting Thursday, May :.''tli. l'.t, at 1 1 ::$ o'clock a. in. liiU.s ;ui'l 7"t.Mrii-nts ran wi purchased . : U'm. black, Depository, Maxton, N. C. , ..-..-. II i iihfs and Bible Societies in the j M! H united to send delegates. i i ward all collations to, Wm Black, r'i ui' i. Mtixtoti, C CIURCHKS. pi:i :.-i;y i Tim an, rkv. dr. ii. a- llll l.. I'.i-tor. Services each Rabbath i I. M. Sunday "School at 10 A. M 'i;iyi r meeting every Wednesday i ; ;. ; ii at 5 o'clock . Mi .I LnhlsT, REV. V. S. HALES. r, :. i. S ! vices second Sunday at 4 1 1 M . mid fourth at 1 1 A. M. Sun . S-l....l at 0 31) A. M. MASONIC. V.T"N LC.:)GE A. F. & A. M. - : I t Friday night in each M ' Ij a? - r. M. ;;.:;al dirkctory of . Roiihson County. r- i. .!. F. Payne. V-' -cntatives, ( T. M. Watson. S D. C. Rean. ) K. McRae. , W. P. Moore, '" i'it v ( oimnissioiu'is, j 1?. Stancil, 1 T. McRrydo. I .1. S. Oliver, c.'S. C. C. R. Townscnd. S' -:!. II. McF.achci:. H- - i ! ,' ds. .1, H. Morrison, Ti..i-uivr, W. W. McDairmid. ) J. A. McAllister l'..'..rd of Kducation - " J. S. Black, S J. S. Mc(iueen. Pul. Instr'n, .1. A. McAlister. C -.ova -iV: Supt. of Health, Dr. F Lis R The New York 5ffi states that the de s.r ions from our little regular army keep .s.iv ith the enlistments in it. Tho -V;;r i nartinent h:is a roll of 14G7 de ,;i(r for the first half 'of the present :ir. the largest number on record for :-; half year since war times. Fully s. v, ii i krhths of the deserters were in the lir.-t year of their service. It is not sur-l-rUIi: that General Schofield should be i;i i.raucd. or that he desires a change in l! ci-r.diii.-nr prescribed for private ?"Viicrs lv th.e exitinr laws. : - m 'i'i.r K'.r . u r of L aina, who. is a-young : !.. -;ivo i:uu, is very anxious to . x: ;p o this country. He is in . :r.mu:ui;;:tion with the Ohineso ' Washington on the subject, : i s-AVs ; jrood deal of impatience at ' advice. The Minister , has v ' the Emperor that there is to i i i , :vv.ition in New Y'ork in.1892, ;- he had better defer his trip un- " time. It would be a strange co i 'k:.,v, muses the New Y'ork Commfr ' 1 A ?vfVr, if the celebration com- ' ting the advent of Colombus i be made memorable by the pres-f.i'-i of tii ? Emneror of China. Readers of Bertha 31. Clay's novels v.; t he surprised to learn that there is no I i i t ha M. Clay. A Chicago newspaper is: An English writer, named Mrs. i iiarotre M. Braeme, wrote stories for an hiiiash nev.-paper. . As fast as thej ap (" iroo they were reprinted by a story 1 ou r in New York, who attributed them Bertha M. Clay," a ficticious name "'hich they invented, and without the ki '"V. !t dire of the author. Mrs. Braeme i ia 18S3, but so popular had the of "Bertha M. Clay" become that proprietors of the paper hired a num- ' r ,,f v.-ritcrs to furnish similar stories, si i attributed to '-Bertha M. Clay," and :.:vc k t the nan.c before their '! -i ever t-ince. XHRUUG11 DIXIE. BTTMMARY OF S0UTHEE5 Xappenings of Special Importance From Virginia to the Lone Star Btata. H0ETH (JAiMLlUA. Poindexter AV. Capehart, son of B. A. Capehart, of Kittrelh has been appoint ed by the Governor to succeed the late Bryan Satterthwaite as his, executive clerk. Mr. Capehart is a young man, 18 years of age. Maj. John Hughes, of New Berne, died at Beaufort on Monday.. J. M. Dye, dealer in groceries at Ral eigh, has made an assignment to Major ' John W. Scott, of Moore county, trus tee. Assets and liabilities not stated. Winfield S. Chadwick, of Beaufort, was elected president of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railway, Succeeding Washington Bryan. At Williamsion, Wednesday, after -deliberation of about three hours, the jury in the case of the wife murderer Coun cil found a verdict of not guilty, the cause being that he was insane. He was ordered by Judge McRae. to be held till arrangements could be made to get him in the In-auc Asyium. It is reported thrt the Nag's Head Hotel, oil Roanoke Island, was blown down during the storm and a number of persons killed. SOUTH CAROLINA. Mr. David Bonnetlieau, aged about 75 years, -died at the city hospital at Charleston, lie was severely burnt on Friday night at his home, and from these injuries died. Bonnetheau is the last of an obi Huguenot family of that name, and for many years has kept a junk shop, and was a jeweler by trade, lie lived ;dl along and in a hovel, but is said to have ltd'; a snug sunt of money, the stinted savings of years. When hib house was found Dinning he was in the tire and refused to be moved. He was taken out by foice, but fought to stay with his property. His brother, who died seveal years ago, was a painter of decided merit said some reputation. The Alliance . is coming to the front with its business institutions. Ware houses and oil mills seem to engage their attention at present. Within the next month it is expected that at least fifteen Alliance ware houses will start ,in busi ness in tlws State. , There have been thus far only five Alliance ware houses chartered, but a number of others are being planned. The Co-operative Alliance store of An derson, with a capital ot 00, 000, is the largest of the Alliance enterprises. Lynchburg, in Sumter county, has an Allianqe store with a capital! of $0,000. The Farmers' Alliance cotton seed oil mill has been stinted by the Alliance men of Oconee. Gali ney Ciy has asked for a charter for her Alliance ware house. A store has been opened by the Wood ruil Alliance upon a charter recently is sued. State Treasurer McTver received by express from the American Bank Note Company State bonds representing about half a million dollars. Thef? bonds lie has obtained to exchange fori; stock that nay be held, and for which State bonds, may be desired. The former. bonds were signed by the late Treasurer Bamberg, and the present supply are the first $igned by Col. E. It. Mclver as treasurer.' The denominations of the bonds are $1, 000 4 Decent. South Carolina blue bonds "aufld 00 and .l,cOJ brown cou- cols. The next State Fair, which is to be the t vrenty-thst civen by the State Ag ricultural and Mechanical Society of fiouth Carolina, begins on November 11 And coutinues until the I"th. From every indication it promises to even ex cel all previous fairs TENNESSEE -I , Joe Moran and family were poisoned at Nashville by eating mushrooms which they had gathered. They gtew very ill and only the prompt arrival; of a physi cian saved their lives. ' William Brail!, of Hopirinsville, Ky., vho was a passenger on the' Earliugton accommodation train, shot; and killed Conductor James Lemon near Bakers station, ?Tcua. When Leiuon asked Eraill for his ticket near B iker's station he found that he had not purchased one st Nashville. Braill refund to pay the extra fare asked, and had some words with Lemon. The latter was about to put Br&ill off the train, when Braill shot him in the right side, the ball causing death one hour afterward. Biaill jumped from the train and has not been seen since. Lemon died on the train, .and his remains 1 were brought tc Nashville, where he resided. Lemon leaves a wife and child. He was 36 years old. . GEORGIA. Dr. H. H. Tucker, an eminent Baptist divine died at Atlanta Monday morning from injuries sustained in falling irosn a second story window cf his residence. He had been Chancellor of the Univer sity of Georgia and iVtiideat of Mercer University. The total business of Savannah for the .year foots up $109,000,000, about $o,U00,000 increase over The na val uteres trade was 3,000,000, an ia creaae of $1,000,000 xjver last year. The grocery trade was $19,750,000, and the liouor aud tobacco and provisions trad $$,750,000. The dry goods trade. waJ 3.K0ft.0C0. A tikillin '.ud half dollar ia building irr emeats are in pro grs. It v?s repotted th&4 six negro pch-f-r-. e.i-rouW to Cincianatti,! ukea i. r. th- .lite e-wH f- tbnoru.:bin4 Ter-ceM ViH ." Gw- at Baxley. G cml. DHdly Tbeasenf ior having rcf istd to grintt aaecond c!a&i coach, whi nked to doso. I LGHLDA. , A t Fernr.Tii na fire33ra oyedtLeeitJ jail and one a emrpriio nernarccd" Henrj IJAket- perifcrdjnUhe-flairs. Hie on. gin ot the firnia unknov9nbutit is sun. 'pected that theiptr?o;jeT Baker acciden tallyset himself .and besltiing on fire while lighting his jipe. Theme w city water-works were dn operation for the first time, and atrecn f mm & hydrant helped to tave tboajntyf jail, which ad joined the cityjidl. Seven butchers yTomg business in the old dry market at Jackson ville were ar rested for vnolatiiigtjanSosd ance vrhich compels all 'market anentto x:ure permits for private markers. 'Hue -city has just had a new market Duibiiirgvcotistracted, and the market men refiisjd to vacate the present staul and moveWinto it. Twice before they have been arrested, released on bail and tiien their cities dismissed. However tbhtime JuOejBaker, of the Circuit Courts issued: an injunction re straining tile ciky atithoiitieb from mo lesting stalLmea imthewld market. The cigar if actor y of Loenzo Pendas & Co., in ,Jackinviiie, was dam aged by tire Tu esday. 0THrE STATES. The State reu.in oX ex-Confcdcrate soldiers began at Fort Worth. Tex., Wednesday. . Thousands of people were present. There was good leehng all around. The reunion continued three days. Since July 4 there liaveleen six in cendiary tires in Kosljidale, Miss R. J. Duflee, aged '21 years, of West Rox bury, and Benjismin Davitl.'on, were ar rested in the act of seating tire to an un occupied house. M.mday morning they were held in lf000' bail) each for the Grand Jury. The losses by thi tires at tributed to them aggwgatc;'$6,000. A special from Ootlersvflfe, .Miss., re ports seven negro.v killed ttikre within forty-eight hours. George Allen, who burned' Benjamin Jjfiniisun'si store, in La hore county, was cacried toGreuado and hanged. The total nanubeif Killed is now estimated at 100. The white popuh'Diou in Texas in creases more rupidly ihjan the-black. In lfS?0 the white iippniatixm of the State was 1,197,2; ; -oloifcd,i 394,512. In lb7 the figures were: Wliite, 119,459; colored, 305,570 : shaving a i$Mncrease of the whites, with a jtriJiing . iucreaselof j the blacks m seven yatrs. Maj. Chas..F. Hard-iyformer Charles tonian, was re-elected ' mayor of Bes semer, Ala. Henry Perry, a.hegrotoborer living at Avondale, a suburb of Birmingham, Ala., beat his wife's head to a jelly with a brick. Jealousy was the cause of the, murder. About a week ,ago Perry at tempted to kjjl his wife byjsiiootingher, but inflicted only a slighi?wounu. Af ter she had retired Suudajyuighuhe beat her to death wilhn brick. VIRGINIA.. Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, theiSouthern poetess, is very ill at her home in Lex ington. T. L. Waller, a well-known merchant of Norfolk county, engaged in business at Sewell's Point, six. miles irom Nor folk, was murdered Sunday morning. The motive for the murder was robbery, and six negroes aic uov." in jail for lire crime. In the Danville City.'Council .an order was made ior an election on October 15th on a corporate-subscription of ."0,- 000 to -.id the Atlantic and Dauvilie Railroad in extending its line lium Dan ville to the coal field:. otTooutherh Vir ginia. The hotel at Bon Air, n summer re the sort- near Richmunu, burned to ground Wednesday. Hon. Allen G. Thurman, wife and grandchiidreu who have been summering at Hot Springs left or his heme at Co lumbus, O. Judge Thurman is much improved, and ss his rheumatism is very much better. The President appointed Richard C. Kerr, of Mississippi, to be Register of the Land Office at Jackson, Miss., and Thos. Gordon to be postmaster at New port News, Ya. The Dawson National Bank, of Daw son, G-a., capital 0.u0u, was author ized to commence easiness. Dr. Grissorn'sl Successor. The board of directors of the Eastern North Carolina insane asylum mtt at Raleigh and elected Dr. William R. Wood, of Halifax, superintendent, and Dr. Pearsall, of Fayetteville, second as sistant physician. Dr. Wood has for years been President of the State Board of Examiners, and was, during the war, an army surgeon, and is one of the ablest physicians m th btate. There were thirtten candidates for the position. The New Alabama llidland Edilroad Messrs. James M. Brown & Co., of Jew York, -who are building the main line of this road from Bain bridge. to Montgomery, Ala,, have been given the contract of constructing ihe exten sion irom Montpmery north vest throujrh MaplesTs'Hc to Tuscaloosa, Ala., a dU UdiOtxrf about 110 miica. A Democratic Pliat From the platform of the New Jerwy Democrats, adopt id at the Trenton Con vention : "The tendency cf our advancing civ ilization is to increase the genet al aver age oi human happiness. j WASKLNQT0N NOTES. Secret jy Tracy has appointed a lward consisting of Captain F. M. Bruce, Na val Consti uctor E. W. Steele and Civil Engineer T. O. Maxton to meet at Nor folk. Va.. on September 17th and in spect and test the new Simpson dry dock, to be opened on that date. Secretary Windom selected what is known as the Bowling Green site for the erection of a custom house and ap praiser's store in New York city. Con gress appropriated $1,000,000 for the purchase of the site. Henry C. Warmoth, of Louisiana, has been appointed collector of customs for the district of New Orleans, La. Seaton N.'Joncs, of Columbia, 8. C, has been appointed a cadet at the West Point Military Academy. Corporal Tanner, of the Pension Bu reau Thursday sent his resignation to President Harrison who accepted it. FOREIGN UEWS. It is reported that the new German Army bill will involve the expenditure of 2000,000,000 marks. A dispatch from Vienna says confirm atory advices have been received there concerning the reported massing of large forces of Russian troops in Armenia on the Russo-Turkish frontier. The deficit of the Turkish income will this year exceed $10,000,000. The move to give a Sunday holiday to the French railway employees has begun on the Paris-Lyons road. It will prob ably extend all over France. In consequence of the success of the smokeless powder, the Italiari Govern ment has suspended the manufacture of all other kinds of gunpowder. Queen Victoria's recent visit to Wales brings out the statistics that during her reign of over half a century! twelve days onlv have been spent mlrelanu. . A The first section of the railway from Pekin to Chin-kiang has progressed as far as having tenders made for its con struction. The sum estimated for rails and plant on this line is $70600,000. The Cotton Oil Season. Following is a review of the cotton oil iudustry by Col. Jos. H. Duggin, of New Orleans: The cotton seed crushers have lately dosed one of the most profitable and successful ijaasons known in the business for many years. The former conten ticms anrt squabbles seem to have died out, or at least subsided, and from all sides we get reports of good results from all mills that have been properly worked, prices of cotton seed pro ducts have been unusually high, con sidering the competition they have had to meef with competing products, anil the entire crush has been marketed to advantage particularly the cake and meal output. Owing to unusually high export freights it was thought that the foreign shipments would be considera bly curtailed, but, strange to say, this has not been the case, and the products aave commanded prices above their par ity, which is indian corn. The growiag demand for cotton seed meal as a straightout fertilizer has great ly increased and stimulated the miiis to seek and encourage this borne demand. And, again, the great. increase in cattle feeding in the South adds another val uable outlet to cotton-seed meal. The total crush of seed the past season is e- tiinateu roughly at about 800,000 lous, or say yy percent, of the probable sed crop. Owing to unfavorable weather during the latter part of the 'cotton picking seaFon a considerable quantity of cottonseed v.as injured by 'heating, but fcs there are demands lor all grades of cottonseed products, the crushers have been able to place their oil pro ducts without loss. All things consid ered, the cottonseed crushing business kS iu a prosperous condition and steadily enhe increase. As the products be some better kOown the demand in creases, and consequently new mills are being eracted every year as new centers open where crushing can be done to ad vantage. The South in Ten rers. The sixth annual review of the pro gress of trade, manufacturer, agricul ture and cdtic-ition in the Soutln.ru State, published ly the New (mUji.s Tirne-l)$raQcrat, is nu invaluable contri bution to the liters t -.rc of the d.-.y. The following table is given ?!:owing the as sessed value of property hi the States oi AUbasaa, Arkansas Fb-rida. Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Caroiiaa, South Carolina, 'i't.cns.ce, Texsszand Virginia: Year. A.e.mrr:. 1879, . . -. $-.K l.7fi!. IKi 1S80, . . . j,i;;;.-m,4i 18S1, . . . 2.473.Go,42. 1682, . . 2,.VJo,)Mti7 1SS3, . . 2,732,115,603 18S4, . . 5.8S?.&4,bCl 1885, . . . 2,60v',:i4,5i 18S0, . . - 3.1G4.SC8.813 1887, . . . :j,407.fi27,Cl l$b8, . . - a.522.iV7.7 l$6f, . . 3.7C9.tf3,M7 The increaM in t'.e &sed vahio ti tli property ic the twelve States nsiotd dormg lh pftt lcr.V 73. 'j -er coat., aod this vn iuiprovemcat ia the TnsTn' condition of theSot;ih i a'.tri bcttd " ui auvADca in eery line of tsdttry, uunufaeturcj, mjnin, ti ml tux p. ' Daring the &t yr the farmrrs at Che Sooth rAl:z-o $06, 079. 523 on tbeir tgriealtaral yroiiucts, an iL?rea; of At per cent, on L.cir iccome dcriiigt Le yeai feS, itatlf an unuiuiiiy gcJ crop jear. ITEIS OF GEIERil HEUi Dent & Sx.iw. the .i.Ut Jou5e of woolen .blT3 In Xenr r.rlr-.i Unve fsihH The am. ant of liaLiht: i cslaTtatnl ui ltn-vo 160,0(0 ana KM. ' EhoitT colorl fo?tj havs rrrctu nar Norfolk. Va.. on su-pic'on of iKin: ctns oerned in the mcnl-r of a st--p.-r i:r.ruJ T. L. Waller. Dr. 13. . II. Tcckf.b, una ef tl ioauirts Baptist clergy ru-n of the S.at!t. an 1 ro prior of the 7; i u .i.v, ha.s itfl through falhn from tbe window of 1m bouse at A tl an t a. ( I a. Thk Wasiiinstvui DtinocraU havo placxxl a Btat-e ticket in the fieM by Kugne Seniple, of Ta-Tna3. for (i.vernor. Tub rtriking miners of S; r-in Valley, I1L, haro refused Uia e.np!..vo-.i' te-nni. They ak the Got or nor touw i-w t: .nt'- "Jmer-ncy Fund in their heha if. Ele-vsx influ-fnfia! eItiseM-. of Marian, Ind. havo been arrest--l cU..rsi v.tL being implicated in thv Whitfl; Cap outrage, in which Mr. Asi'tieth S'rtvt and her daush ter were taken from at mulnight and flogged. Gkorge Allen, ouc if the o-lort! l.-a.kvs in the recent labor v nii. iu I .a Flore County, Miss., was taken ti Cl-.-irleston, in that;StaU and haivM. It is no-.v cti;uated that 100 colored j were killed in the Ia: Flore County riot.--. .Tub President h- ap.i iuU-1 Henry C. War?noth tobi (J S. . v .if ( a.t-m.s at New Orla&ns. ,'DqiUJfG th-3 las. J.r?y m :U :s y, pat ents were isu .ni l,y t!v: f;.-n. r::i FainI Ofiiee. The issue for Jen -, l'...". exiM"tls that of any month ia thy1:isi. r- i ta 3i-v. Tub Presilent Ims .h-siiiat- i Col-!i.-l WiU iam P. Crafgb.i II. f t !i iluiicvr Corps, to be amjjmber of the T.Ir;b.t h .use Hoard to fill the vacancy cmtseil by ;( tr snsr.-r of (.'o! -net Wilson to We t I'.-laf. TiiE entire Iii'-!i i .lu.!r';i. District and Circuit, of lliga. Itu-ir hav 1 arrt -1 for using the (ierinan "anpin ;, at t-r t!i-y had been ordered to us.- tie- Kusiau. The Induslrial llviiil-iu.-n ;of 'foroat-x Canada, has bi-.-n f;ri:i.iliv .io-munI by l-'ir John Mnedonald in th" jre-.M. of an i;a- mense concourse of p -pie. ! TliE loae-5 by the Vntwcrji ur.' will le nearly J7,0O0,0. The National Polish Alliance, a Iteiicvoleut society whose Object is to promote a national feeling among and develop tU mora! ud material welfare of the Poles in this country, met at Buffalo. THE flood tide of tho Hud.ion River was the highest for many years. The steamboat land ing at I'oughke")sie wn submerge and the water co vered the pier for nearly 10) feet from the usual water's edge. Frank McCaclkv, an Oii'-ndaga County convict, serving a four year sentence for grand larceny, has i-en releasel from Au burn Prison eu a pail'n from tiovernor Hill. lie is in th la.-t stag.-s of con sump tion. Postmaster It V Ccnnjnoiiam died at his home in Jani"sb n, agevl eighty-throe. Johv Peli of ll.K-hesta. agt-l sixty eight years, wa strac-k and killed by tho through Niagara Falls ei press while walking ou the track. JAMES Henrv Adams -omm.itted scicide at Unionvilleby shoiti!-. iiim-eif in thehcaJ. Darwin A. Ht-nkv. suiri'iteu'nt construction of t ie Fast i'iy : Eiwirlo T.i"l t Company, of New V.rk iiy, has h:-en ki!id by a shock receiveti at lb' swiU-Ii iKrd from a live wire. Labor Day was ct-l.'brated. in nil the largo cities by parwhs. merrymakings and mass meetings. Easiness was jiractieally sus pended. Three apprentices on -the T'nited StAtes training fhip X"r Ilpriiliire. stationl it Newport, . 1.. di's in one week of typhoi.I fever. The ot'-vr lr y a:apc 1 in ten is on the beach whipv tl:' ship was U.-ing disin fected. A PHAinii: f.:-i to-i ii:lles wide swept tho Minnesota hot t- ::i ;a rls Ii.indrelof farm ers lost all their l.uy and t' .-lc. RriJdCNU Hor.ZHAV. a live highwayman, who has terror;', d N rt:- ni Wis.-. .n.-i:i for months p:, n'.!.;; traiu . waylayin; stage coa'd.s an i )ir. li--: up iie triads has Ijofu captured. Whi!" robbing a btas rectntJy h kid-vl ..a - of th- pa---igeri. He is twenty two yoar.-. c!!. r.'.i ! tk to th Ist.j of u robber es th- n ::t of re 'ing dime novel TkE Indian 1' jrcau at Vnhington has re ceive! information ihnt the Seattle tnl Ncrthern P-ailroa i ( ::.:ny h-vs iji-gun ihe construction of a railroad kcron the Sr.in omisb Ind-.an P.r-ser v.-.t ; n rn Washington Territory withou' ath' my cf law. TriE It id-iit bx r.'pin.d W.G.Vta7-y, of Venncnt. t.- "r-? a Hrtir of the Inter state CoTEich i-('"nimi.i. n; Iviwarl Mitch ell, of N'hw Yor,:. t t- Ditrirt At Um-r for the Sr:-a:hern ;itrl'. of New York; John C. "Snt-rr cf Ne".rtiAi.T, to 1 Cnitl !nt-i Ijftrict Atu r-y for Alaska. ani Willn YanderarAer. ji Wvoaiag. to trs Chief Jus tice of Wyomrr z. THE Calhoh" ath-:rf! .t HatI4- Grace. St. John s. N-wf-uM.r .ri. h:if -n Lun;i to the ground. Th- h v v 1 at tli Three Taii'SA h bavi iru tujj.i in Blackburn. Kr.gia:!. owiy; dyrs&oa La trade. A indigriaii. u ia 'of parties r.T. r- aed ia the.t. ' 13 hii'.ry iu liahring Sp us been .held hi W4 britia Cx4uoL4a A rtaolt.tUa ;a.v-d Av-nj, 'or vtfX'e-' tion for veel a.rriy for Ljrot-ic'iara In tuu re. Ttnd f-r xvly ttl?iaeat u the A "Bvlgiaa" ezhibiticn vfill be ht!d La Xiondoo aext spring. P TH GREENBACKS Their C-nvent2D3 Cpeued in Cincitnati Thiiay by George 0. Jones. Tb.e (tnx!:bi kc r" nvcr,tion was op. red a; Ciacinn.ti 'Hunday by George O. ,l nt. f New York. r;orv:id an al Irtrss in -hi h the koyr.otM of the party were U.nocd on. and from.which were gathered 'he Ifct t::it the. Greonlmck jsrty bei-e -t-sjin the piymcnt of the pulj he debts. -.oriiiii to the original ctn- tr.u ix tui.K r ihii h th y were -mtrncUtl ; carryi-g (,n nttcd-,! p-ibiic improvements; cno,urd-i:iv' ah .unt rin men bant ma rine: aiding the rntnufa-turc of Arneri can coit..?i: liuiitini,- the delfts of rail rvu;, teler.iph an i oth r public corpo. mtions ; the tw.ni"gof nil l-d by Aiucr ic.tn ci;ie:is. or by those v. !v ilecUrc their intention t l.ttme sinh; private Kml ft nervhiip t .-i t:firtnt ;atMiut, only for l)n puvenient npr ition of it pr-x riv ; !isoriag ,4 true spirit f fra tei nit v ::rol ioualit y amng the whole Anu rx an p-' ;! ihr- il a currency t!i it' would miike all alike loyal to the irover.iir.ert Hy N-jti.t niike intercste! in it. Hml in k ejtoi its uhinu- it such an amoi::t :i v.iiid always secure gool pric t-s-for its pnidii' ts and uniform m ness pros j iit;v. The Half -Icon or iae linger Nail. The hali-mjoou of the r nail, which is esteexed scrr".:t beattty, if carefully attended io, vi!l ii''.-;i-; . i i time, and. evenwher ith- i.fu u';mot obliterated, vrill grew .to b'j vt.y bcit iiful. Many peoj)i think that p-iiiug the skin lick from' the Lil' will show it nvre, and that by this practjlc th:: delicate ht.r., as wo call it, which holds the upper and Under skins together, is u tally letrcjd, and the ends of the lingers have an ugly yd low growth er.' :rclir.g the nail iiutcad of the delicate i': amtwork wluch n.ure in tended. Terr r he way i. which the nail :s cut c$. tujslly ehat.iT'; the shape of the f'ngcrs. ly. cuttincr -th nai! close at the sides and kcer-L- the corners frodr. acdicriiu; t avcidcI. i n ;'.. z. il c. ..: . . : "7r - , i.'- : . tiy.'i at.d 'y:- . ', '. o.t:.i o.llcg is UCC , it.,.: i.'. il LwVer be 0i:'.... , .. k is u- . 1 ' tho nail.c i , thin tb'iy ar? .M.:3 hceps r. 5 ::.Ucr how pr-piiy treated, they arc no tuore! liable hicak than richer ones. iUiouit-r tim;u .o. lis bad for tho nails is ponsn:r. tnem t'.o rogmy. Thev sliOUeli be tv,j .cd r.:l not rubbed until thev "v-"- - .c.v-d. This is one cause lot v. :c . ;. - c. -..vJngon tho n;iil and marring br-Tiy. Medical Classics. i To "! K'ifv ; l);...)i(jid. A r. .id'. WcV of id :.tilin a diatoond .i-i e;,t.rt: i 'j itK a neeuio a e.-rd.:u,,i lool. at it through 1 If it i 'purious,two i.; nK tly on the rani; orily o i .- li -ie will bo i.o oiher stone at all vi-ii-;.-.. rc.se:-: 1 4i d-'..'.! madi- u stone. -r. :i.e oiaii .t ixii that gives ii -.1. -c'.ion. Tills property isalso of for d'.icrmining- an uncertaia ii t'.t- :ii:-fr is jvueed behind it, .and b Kvd :i mairiii ..er, the rvvn the stone witn a u oi the skin will bo . , ... pl.iiciy v.-i'n" if t-he st ine -ii not a dia mond. ! " ii--r'. it will not lc dis-'tu,2r:i.--.f.i :i '; ; 1 . A diamond in a solid -sttig ni;v ,- dii:'':i-h-l in the samoj" way; ii v niu' th- --"-ting at the back-, cannot be disti'-.ir1?:-!; '!. but if a falsa i stone, citr.-jf t!c U 'or the setting may ;bc nlf-i-ph .se.a. - A Dead TVIilalc Ti n. ' o !p an Inland. i Mariners " ' ..:n about a new iflad ;:.. t ). hU'i- di't .r( resi off the south eo;, t jo, , .;!.!.. old. in latitude forty-ive dtj-rr :. , longitude fifty Jive wot. No r. Ji i.'luid adonei the trap?, and frhe l ;.pl.;c authorises therefore suj-pected that an Island hid risen lio::i th- Th" mystery has now been dhpeh'-d. 1 he Captain of th bark Otto. Wnl. ar.;v,yi :.. pyhtuelphia the other day fr :;. JUrr.hu. . ports that he i-ailed 'jcM- to 'the island ;.'! discov ered that itj-tA-ns an r.onuou-i dtu! wlialo. The- crath:- i x" oral; to Captain Grunas ever teen : ..o:t th' Krext whale At!.u..:i . 100 feet long : et jitT''i. 3"cio York TrXuuc. Foni! 1 ti c rjenes of a Honster. T). I. !..-.'. r. proprietor of a flouring Jal.-.ej, Nev., wiuic ihgging e of L-Jii&g rt jaurs to his ; - i.-thc I tje remains of a i . iLv.r.-i-tr i'uai probably roamed , :'...;.'. :. if r: ot thousands, . Ab-:t thir!y-ix feet of .in. and rii?, together with t bl-.de r.rjd a part of the for : . .r b'-'-n b y.x hX to 'light.: ; t.e -r i:: ie-ure fully ; i.- r-v, . .-'wc arc ij a fair .i-i-- rviticra. whtl'- cthem eras i to tie air. it ii csti-. a I r .t .rue stood ' .: s. AV.? i'tr. TimaJ Want 10 Brsik th-e Giitou Ring. '-LiVKK.N-jd., ' i'lr-irl'inu. - joint cotn mi i : of Tp it'o kiiro ' lion masters aii-l i..:.. ".C'it.ve, ;iAer. n art';iited to .-i ii.t'-4 iu..',- bv L;cb the ring o;itr liin.tlic j .fi '' of tor inaHbe brokea. V i- 0"JV- ' ff Ut - J . ' ' :
Maxton Scottish Chief (Maxton, N.C.)
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Sept. 24, 1889, edition 1
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