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4 X ROCEINGHA.M ROCKET. C. W. WORLEY, Foreman. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1890. Church Directory. -TCTHODIST CHURCH Rev. M. L. Woob, Pastor. Service every Sabbath at 11 a. v., and at at 7:30 p. M. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday even- "labbLtf-ecbool at 3:30 P. K. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. John fios, PastaB-rServioea 1st and 3rd Sunday nights, an t -Sunday nwirning in aach month ; Roberdel, 4th Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock; Pleasant Grove, 3rd Sunday at 1 1 AVr J Cartledge's Creek, 1st Sunday at 11 A. . and Saturday before at 4 P. M. Sabbath-school every Sabbath at 9 A. . PEE DEE HEIGHTS M. E. CHURCH Rev. F. L. Towksend, Pastor. Serv ices at 1 f a", m. on the 1st Sunday and at 8 p. m. on the 3rd Sunday in each month. Sabbath-school every Sunday at 9 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev P. R. Law, Pastor. Services the 3rd and 5th Sundays in each month at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m . Sabbath-school every Sunday at 3 p. m. Y. it. C. A. meets every Friday night. THE MAILS. Po taffies opens at. 7 o'clock a.m. Mails going West on C. C. Railroad close at 6:3o r. M. ; mails going East close at 7:15 a. M. Money order departm ent open from 8 A. K. to 5 P. M D. M. Morrison, Postmaster. ADVERTISING BATES. 1 time. 1 mo. 2.00 2.50 4.00 3 mo. 4.00. 5.00 7.00 6 mo. Q.00 9.00 10.00 14.00 12 mo 1 inch, 1 " " col. 1 " .75 1.25 2.00 2.50 400 800 These 10.00 12.00 14.00 22.50 5.00 8.00 7 00 12.50 27.00 45.00 15.0 27.00 45.00 . 80.00 yearly are Bet rates. All contracts payable quarterly. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. April 6th is Easter Sunday. Jine the milisha and shaot. There was quite an meeting of the Y. M. C. interesting A. last Fri day night. it fi The ladies will find something to interest them in Mrs. Sue P. band- Co.'s new advt. Rev. L. Johnson preached en ex cellent sermon at Pee Dee Heights last bunday night. A Dr. W. If. Fowlkes' residence is nearins completion. It will be a handsome building and an orna ment to that part of town. Dr. Wood, pastor of the Methodist -church, has been granted a month's leave of absence for rest and recupe ration, which he badly needed. Our colored friends of the Baptist denomination have about completed a very commodious and creditable chordh building in the Southern portion of town. Tbers will be services at the Pres byterian church to-night at the usu al hour. It is the beginning of series of meetings which will con tinue for several days. H . . We rearret to hear ot the serious illness of Henry Stewart, Esq., o Abbeville, Ga., a former citizen of this town. His sickness is a result oLm severe attack of the grip. A postal card from Lumberton informs us, incidentally, that the etorm was very severe in Robeson county last Saturday, but the dam age was cen fined to fences and tim ber, so far as heard from. 1 1 ex Sheriff Smith brought Bill Pickett up from Laurinburg Monday night and lodged him in jail to await trial for that shooting affray at Laurin burg. He also brought up a Croatan by the name of Sweat and placed him in jail for assault and battery. ri JDr. J. D. Westervelt, Jr., who has been clerking for Dr. W. M. Fowlkes dp Co. for the past eight or ten months, will leave in a few days for Corpus Christi, Texas, where his father's family resides. During his stay here he has made many friends who regret his departure. Married, in this town on the 19th inst, at the residence of the bride s parents Mr. W. J. Hannon to Miss Lula Gay, Rev. L. Johnson officiat ing. The happy young couple have gone to Charlotte to take up their future abode. The Rocket wishes them all manner of good luck. direct attention to the call, signed by xl. U. w all, r resident, and R. A. Johnson, Secretary, for the assembling of the County Sunday- sohool Convention on Wednesday, 28rd of April next, in this town. It is hoped that our pastors and peo ple will nave the pleasure of greet ins a large attendance from the county at large on that occasion. CIS A J': "One da v last week two little sons ojflfr. D- M. Henfierson, at Hamlet, aired seven and ten years, were out in the yard play in brother came in fr t . a hen an older hunting and eat his gun down b a tree in the vard. admonishing little fellows not to touch it. But is soon as his back was turned the ys got hold of the gun and it was. accidentally discharged, the load ing effect in the side of the elder and caus- & w am 1 tne V ho tau . 1 ing his death within a it w hours. Mr. John D. Collins is in New York laying in a big stock for the Racket. See what he writes to the boys, and, prepare to take in some bargains when the goods arrive. Hurrah for Carthage ! A gentle man tells the Jx press that within the last six weeks, twenty-five chil dren have been born there. San- brd Express. The Carthage Blade ought to get a whole page ad. of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrop on the strength of the above. ' New Registration. The old town registration books having got misplaced or destroyed, a new registration has been ordered by the Town Commissioners. Dr. W. L. Steele is the registrar, and all who want to vote in the coming mu nicipal election must call upon him and register. lire at Mason's Cross. We regret to learn of the destruc tion by fire, on the 21st inst., of the dwelling house of D. P. Wright, Esq., at Mason's Cross Roads, in the lower end of this countv. The fire origi nated from a defective stove flue. Mr. Wright saved most of his house hold effects, but the building was a total loss, there being no insurance. Killed by a Cyclone Sheriff Smith has received a letter from his half-brother, Mr. Thomas Smith, who lives in Kemper county, Mississippi, telling him of the sad and fatal results of a cyclone which passed over his place recently. Every building on Mr. Smith's place was blown to atoms, and in the de struction of the dwelling a heavy timber was thrown across Mrs. Smith, killing her instantly. Strange to say, Mr. Smith and his daughter were not seriously hurt. The Town Clock. If we have ever said anything to hurt the feelings of the town clock 1 11 1 1 we numoiy apologize. ver since our little item of a week or two ago it has had its bands over its face and has frowned down upon us in pro found silence. But it will soon be going again, t,apL hverett is in re ceipt of a letter from theSeth Thom as Clock Co. which says that their Mr. Hotchkiss, who "knows more about tower clocks than any man: living," will be here in a few days to put the clock in order. We shall be glad when it is done. The Military Company. "iSoi me of the young men met last Monday night and took some steps towards the organization of a mili tary company. Some twenty-eight names have been secured and twelve more are needed before an organiza tion can be perfected. Upon organ ization the -members have to furnish their own uniforms; the State arms and equips them and furnishes all subsequent uniforms. There will be another meeting to-night (Thtrrs day) and again on Monday night to complete the organization and elect officers. All Who are interested are invited to attend. y( 4hping Factory. Rockingham is to have a canning factory, and the necessary machin ery has already been ordered. Mr. A. Stewart has given the matter con siderable thought for a year er two and has come to the conclusion that such an institution ought to pay. The machinery that he has ordered has a capacity of 2,000 cans a day, but he will not attempt to run it at its full capacity the present season. We hope it will prove profitable for him, for if it does it will put many a dime into the pockets of our coun try friends who have a surplus of fruits and vegetables. An Owl Taken In. For some time past a chicken hawk has been making incursions upon young Tom Leak's fowl farm Tommy conceived the idea of pre paring a repast for his hawkship, and placed on the top of a pole a bit of fat chicken, but the food rested in the jaws of a wide-awake steel trap. He planted the pole in the garden and awaited results. On Sunday morning last, just after the chickens had alighted from roost, down amongst them swooped a huge, not a hawk, but an owl. He missed his mark and straightway sailed for and pitched upon the pole. "Snap," went the trap, and now that owl (no longer) "doth to the moon complain." He measured full three feet from tip to tip. Dyspepsia s victims are numbered by thousands. So are those who have been restored to health by Hood's Saraaparil- Killed by a Falling Tree. Last Saturday was a blustery day. There were intermittent showers all the morning, with a strong wind from the Southwest; but about noon it partly cleared off and the wind somewhat abated. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon dark and threaten ing clouds rose rapidly from the West and gave every indication of a terrific storm. The heaviest part of the storm went to the North of the town, though we had a pretty severe blow and rain here. Above here, in the neighborhood of the Gras3v Islands, the storm was very heavy, w j carrying away fences and blowing down trees bj the score. On Mr. E. N. Ingram's plantation two or three outhouses and a tenant house were badly wrecked by the wind, but no one was injured. Near Launuburg we learn that there, was considerable hail, and it was near here that a fatal accident occurred. Just before the storm came up Mr. W. H. Bundv and another gentleman left Laurinburg j in a two-horse wagon. When the storm came upon them the mules took fright and ran for a short dist ance, and just as they. succeeded in checking them up a huge tree was blown across the wagon, killing one of the mules and injuring Mr. Bun- dy so that he died before medical aid could reach him. The other gentleman was knocked unconscious but was not seriously injured. Annual Sunday -School Convention. The Sunday-School Convention of Richmond county will meet in an- nual session at Rockingham, N. C on Wednesday 23rd of April next. Jby rule adopted at the last Conven tion all pastors and superintend ents of schools will be recognized as delegates ; also one person from each school, to be elected by town ship convention or, upon recom mendation of the school, to be ap pointed by the township president. in cases where no township conven tion shall be held. The officers of schools throughout the county are earnestly requested to send in full statistical reports of their respective schools to be consolidated by the county secretary and forwarded o the btate Secretary, at Durham, N. C. to be reported bv him to the World s Convention which will a? semble in Pittsburg. Pa., in June next. Besides the usual programme of exercises, the election of officers of the County Convention, for the ensuing year, will take place. H. C. Wall, President. R. A. Johnson, Secretary. Laurinburg Exchange please copy. Death of a Veteran Editor. Mr. J. J. Bruner, the editor of the Salisbury Watchman, after over half a century of unceasing editorial la bors, has laid aside his pen forever. i be cares and toils of this life beset him no more. He has gone to that rest which comes to us all, sooner or later. Mr. Bruner died at his home in Salisbury at 11 o'clock yes terday morning, after an illness that had lasted through several months. He was Yd years old and for 51 years past had edited the Watchman. He was the oldest editor in North Caro una ana lew men were neld in h igher respect-Charlotte News, 24th Churchmen Deposed. Reading, Pa., March 21. Bishop J. J. Esher, of Chicago, has been found guilty of all charges, falsehood, slan- der and reviving old difficulties, for the purpose of creating dissension in the church, by the committee of ministers who have been investiga ting the charges for the past three days. They reccomend that Bishop Esher be suspended as a bishop, and as a minister of the Evangeliran de nomination, until the general con ference in 1891. Bishops Doods, of Cleveland, and Bowman, of Allen- town, Pa., have already been depos ed. It may have been noticed that the widow of Jefferson Davis, since his death, signs her name "V. Jef ferson Davis." Many persons doubt less suppose she has added the name Jefferson to her Christian name Va rina. But this is not the proper ex planation. V is the abbreviation of veuve, the French for widow, and it is the custom in Louisiana, and per haps in other parts of the South, for widows to place that letter be fore the Christian names of their de ceased husbands. V. Jefferson Da vis simply means the widow of Jef ferson Davis. Having the majority in the House and Senate, it is the duty of the Republicans to originate general measures and to lead leg islation. But a review of their record since they obtained power in both branch es of Congress reveals a lamentable lack of effort to accomplish anything that prom' ises to be of benefit to the country, and not to classes alone. They have an abun dance of pension and subsidy bills. They know how to take money oat of theTreas- ujy for the benefit of those whose votes they wish by such means to purchase for themselves, but toward endevoring to re form or improve anything they have not lifted a hand. Black Anarchists. Anarchy knows no color line. This was made manifest in Chi cago when the mulatto wife of Al bert Parsons made herself a leader in the red flag gang. In New York a few misguided negroes are preparing to get them selves into trouble. At a recent meeting of a Republican club, in which there were several negro members, a black man named Thos. Garrett made a speech in which he denounced New York as worse than the South in its treatment of colored men. He said that he could not get a meal in a decent restaurant in the metropolis on account of his color. Then Garrett commenced talking anarchy. He said that before build ing up society in this country it would be necessary to destroy, and dynamite would have to be used. The colored members of the club sided with Garrett, and for a time there was quite a hubbub. It is all right. When the sheriff begins the good work of hanging an archists be will give Garrett a taste of genuine equality. Atlanta Con stitution. Senator Z. B. Vance was in the city Sunday on his . way to his mountain home. A citizen of Salis bury rode with the Senator as far as Cleveland and had some connver sation with him concerning the po litical outlook, senator Vance does not think the South can expect much from the present Congress, but considers the outlook gloomy. A strong effort will be made to pass an election law that will bear heavi ly upon the Southern people and that will bnng about a similar con dition of affaire as existed in certain sections during the days. of carpet bag rule. Senator Vance says that the Republican House is extremely partisan and is working to oppress the South but there is a change of sentiment towards our people among Republan Senators. Formerly the Republican Senators were rampant South haters, while the members of the lower house were more conserva tive, but now the order of things had changed. 1 he ride to Cleveland was so short that senator Vance did not give a full expression 01 opinion. North Carolina Herald. That resolution of the Republican Ex ecutive Committe commending Republi can papers for securing the removal of the Democratic officials who had made them selves "offensively partisan" will be re garded as a capital political joke. There is not a particle of foundation for the alle - gation regarding Democratic holdovers in the New York Custom House or any where else. The plagiarism of President Cleveland's famous phrase is absurdly in appropriate in view of the fact that Demo crats have been ruthlessly swept out f office from the top of t he service to the bottom, and have been replaced, in utter disregard of the Civil Service statute and other and older laws, by men whose only recommendation was their bitter Republi - eon partisanship. New York Btar. Well and Happy. I take pleasure in submitting the follow ing statement of facts that you may know the great benefit that has resulted from the use ot your Specific in the case of my lit tle daughter, now ten vears of acre. The ehild, when two years of age, had a severe attacK 01 scariet rever, wnicti lett her with ashattered constitution. Amongother ev idences of impaired nutrition was what the doctors called softening of the bones. In her hith year she happened to a slight acci dent which resulted in the dislocation of the hip joint, and, from the irritation thus set up, terrible abscesses of the hip ensued. The abscesses, despite the beet medical treatment that could be obtained, remained for three years, discharging continuously. At this time, through the influence of friends, I put her on your S. S. S. When this treatment was commenced the abscess was very large, having six perforations, pus discharging through them all. During this treatment several tjpiculse of bone came oat, and by the time she had finished her tilth bottle the abscess bad entirely healed and her appetite and general health had been restored ; in short she was well and happy, and so continues. Mas. J. A. WIEGNEB, Lower Main St., Slatineton. Pa. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. A Boston poet says, "nothing is so utterly despicable as a fact. It destroys tradition and strangles imagination." Sen ator Hoar and some of the other Repub lican statesmen who undertake to dress up the South pccasionally doubtless agree with this Boston poet. A little fact the other day destroyed a lot of Hoar's imag ination about the laws of Louisiana and other Southern States which he made the theme of a hair-lifting speech. Wilming ton Star. ROCKINGHAM MARKET. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY W. I. EVERETT. DEALER IN GEN ERAL MERCHANDISE. Country Produce is quoted at buying: price COTTON Middling, 10J Wood Middling, , faiOi BACON Sides, per ib 78 bhoulders .......... b(go Hams. . " BEESWAX, t..v 16ai6i CHICKENS 15(20 EGGS, ner dozen 10(412 FLOUR Country, per sack,. ...2.253.00 Northern, " 0U(3.w Patent, U " ,.i- 3.75 GRAIN Corn, per bushel,....- 6580 Oats. " ..... 5065 Peas, " .. 751.00 H IDES Dry, per lb 812 Green, 4(455 SALT, per Sack, 1.001.10 Columbia, S. C. March 24. The fury of Saturday's cyclone was prin cipally felt in Sumter, every house was shaken to its foundation ; roofs were carried away; fences demolish ed; and trees uprooted. Ida Rich ardson was killed by a falling house, two men, names unknown, were fa tally injured, and many persons were badly bruised and cut If I had to go on the train one to two hundred miles to find my Or gan and Piano customers, and pay high hacK hire and hotel bills, I would have to sell interior instru ments too and at high prices at that in order to meet expenses but 1 don't. So I sell fine goods at low prices. Pianos, Organs, Sheet Mu sic, small instruments and Sewing Machines at J. A. Y right a, Rockingham, N. C. Frank Williams was in the city yesterday exhibiting some fine spec imens of gold ore which were taken from a recently discovered mine in Mecklenburgcounty. Mr. Williams 8a3Ts that there is every appearance that the mine is a rich one, exten sive, veins having already been dis covered. Charlotte Chronicle. This is a government of paternal ism in which every class is begin ing to demand protection or subsi dies. The only just and safe way is to stop all such interference with private business stop all class leg islation give all an equal show by letting all alone, "let every tub stand on its own bottom." Kinston Free Press. A young man twenty years of age was ! arrested in Alabama a few days ago on the charge of bigamy, he having been married four times in as many months. He spent about three weeks with one wife before deserting her and marrying another and so on until he had married the foarth, when wife number one turned up and had him arrested. The matrimonial market can boom as well as any other, it seems. The new tariff schedule, we do not hesi tate about predicting will, if passed, prove a severe dissappointment. It fails to af ford the desired relief to either farmer or manufacturer; and not only totally ignores ante-election promises, but is sadly out of tune with the will and changing opinions of the people. New York Commercial Bulletin, Ind. How to Care All Skin Diseases. Simplv apply "Swavne's Ointment." No internal medicine required. Cures tet ter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, nose, hands, c. leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other remedv. Ask j'our druggist lor wayne s Ointment. 46-6m New Advertisements. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. 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The defendant, Anderson McLauchlin, is here bv notified to appear at the next term th Knnior Court of Richmond county tn 1 h.ld at the court house in Rocking Kam in said countv. on the 13th Monday after the first Monday in March, 1890, and fmur or answer to the complaint which will deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court,within the first three days of said term, or the relief asked for will be granted. This, Feb. 15th, 1890. Z. F. LONG, Clerk Superior Court Richmond county Send $2.00 ami fret The Rocket and the Atlaata Constitution 1 ye , 1 fy I U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 188 s-i 11 1 ki f i :ii i 1 go as far as possible we request you to u these two factors don t convince you itespecttuiiy suDtmttea, Mrs. SUE P. SANDFORD fc CO. A .it TO Company's Drug Storo BR UGS. PAINTS, OILS, VAR NISHES & DYE-STUFFS TOILET AND . FANCY ARTICLES, CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES, FINE JEWELRY. 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