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PUNISHMENT CAMS SWIFTLY.
A Xegro Murderer llauged ami
Ittddlcl With HullH
by Xegroes
Qukkswood, Mies., Dec. 0. Gus
Aron, one ot the bfct kDown i-itizen
of the county, was murdered yester
day at bm More at Boebuck Landinp,
Yazoo river. Dennis Martin, with
several other negroes, enraged In a
game of crap close to Mr. Aron's store
A disturbance was raised, when Mr
Aron went ont to remonstrate with
them. Martin made some slighting
remarks about Mr. Aron, when Aion
advanced on him. Martin drew his
pistol, remarking he would al'ow no
white man to come near him. Aron
being nnamed, retreated, when Mar
tin fired upon him without effect.
Mr. Aron went into his store, and
Philip Thomas, followed by several
other colored man, went out so search
for Martin, and upon finding him,
carried him to apologize to Mr. Aron,
saying nothing serious would be done
with him.
They took good care to search his
pockets, and not finding any w eapon
in them, considced him harmless.
Mr. Aron, upon meeting th- negro,
said:
"You scoundrel, I have Keen a
friend to you ever since I have been
here."
The negro pulled a revolver which
he had concealed up his sleeve and
fired point blank at Mr. Ai m, the
ball taking effect in the refcioii of the
heart, killing him almost instantly.
Martin then turned and fired upon
several others who were in tl e store
at the time.among them Phil Thomas
who took up a double barrelled shot
gun and fired at Martin, breaking
both his arms, and mistaking him for
dead, all attention was turned upon
Mr. Aron. In the meantime Martin
managed to get away, and his ab
sence being discovered, a posse of
colored people started out to hunt
for him. They found him and he
was swung to a limb and his' body
riddled with bullets.
Mr. Aron was from Germany, and
was a prominent Mason. He leaves
a widow and one child.
Joyless Childhood
New York Journal.
- The streets ot Antwerp, Belgium
are paved with stoiii. What lb strik
ing in the inhabitants at first sight
Is their small size. The-Belgians
are a short race and exceedingly in
dustrious. Their country is said to
be the most densely populated in
Europe. WageB are very low, and on
the farms and in the gardens the wo
men do the same laborious work (and
sometimes more laborious) that the
men do. They are excellent gardeners
and nothing is allowed to go to waste
In a sense they may be termed the
Chinese of Europe.
The children in Antweip show the
effect of the heavy monotonous life of
their parents. They dress in clumsy,
awkward garb which gives them an
old man look, and they wear wooden
shoes which prevent any of the light
frisky movements of gamboling child
hood. !
Their games are few and simple; in
fact, they seem to believe thev were
' . made to work as soon as they could
vatand, and .their play bears the air of
f those who think they ought really to
be doing something el pa.
,
Shoes and Shots.
It is a well known fact that there
are shoes, that wear and shoes that do
r not wear. Shoes - that fit and shoes
that do not fit.'. In buying of us it is
all smooth sailing. We buy only
goous mac nave stood the tost of
trial, and have them made to our
own order by. the beet makers of the
country?! .-. . r$ :
MCKIMXOK, Mo.SKLBX & AfcG KB.
, Clothing! 'tilolhlnjr!
. Don't forget that D. S. Witt is
aauy recmng new goods in Over
oats, Back and Frock Suits. Boy's
. and Children's Clothing Has just
opened a fresh supply of Boy's Cloth
ing. Iowa has a four year old curiosity
In the' shape of a child , which was
born without eyes. ' There is no sign
of an eye in the face- where the eyes
'jOOffnt to De. '
Xr.'.V ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
Hanutr ouIifiet us fT-urri of
th lat will and tentiMi ci t 0 Jordan
Wonible, Sr. deceased, this is to uoti
fy all persona hiving r!aiui against
his estate to present thf suiue to the
undersigned on or hnforo the lQtb
dav of December. If 91; and th se in
debted to said estate will plte make
immediate pa ment.
W R WOMHLE,
O G WOSIBLE,
delO 6w Fxecutors.
Cnange of Business.
I have this day sold to Nicholas De
boy, Jr. my entire stock of Fancy
Groceries. &c, at No 13 Exchange
Place. TbankiDg the public for their
past patronage, and boning my suc
cessor a continuance of the same, I
am, respectfully,
ED V DENTON.
December 10th, 1890.
I have this day purchased of Ed V
Denton his entire stock of Fancy
Groceries, No 13 Exchange Place,
where I shall keep a full line of gro
ceries ana oaKers' goode.
KICK DEI30Y, JR.
December 10th, 1890. del02w
D S. ITT,
Agt.
HAT?, CAPS,
UNDEliWEAR.HOSIERY, GLOVES
1INE DRESS SHIRTS,
HTK'FS - SUSPENDERS,
NECKWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS,
&c, &c.
Has removed to the
HENRY BUILDING
No 305 FayetteviUe street,
Opp. the Post Off ce,
RALEIGH NO.
BECOME AND SEE ME.
I) S WAITT, Agt
ocl
fjhristmas Coming.
USEFUL PRESENTS.
LOOK
over our stock of Boy's
uiotning, Wats, Caps,
Keots. Shoes. Jewelrv.
Watches. Vallses.Trunks
underwear, Umbrellas,
xvuooer uioiumg, ate, c.
CLOTHIERS X NATTERS
ap2V
REMOVAL.
In order to be more convenient to
my patrons and to enlarge mv work-
shop, I have moved into the base
ment of Henry Building, opposite
Poptoffice, where I will be pleased to
receive orders ror Tin, Sheet-Iron,
Stove, and Furnace work. I do mv
uwu wuris, anu ao 11 promptly.
vuuj.'iiK. viuiterine ana .fi run a a
specialty. Respectfully,
de4 lw C. F. LUM8DEW.
IS jpal
Fire Insurance
AND
STOCK BROKERS
tfonds and stocks bought or sold
lnarges reasonable. no7 tf
Children Cry forPitcherrs CastoriaJ '
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Which every one should remember
and therefore should do their utmost
in preserving their eyes. Prof. Nye, 1
the optician of New York City, who
is now and has been at thelarboro
House for the nasc four weeks, will
give the best advice and a thorough
examination of the eyes free of charge
and will adjust his superior glasses so
as to give Bight similar to that, one
experiences in youth. He does not
only give his attention to fitting per
sons requiring the use of glasses from
age, but also making tests for ab
normal cases which are more frequent
ly found in young patients, such de
fects as Uvvermetrovia (far sight).
Myopia (near tight), Presbyopia (old
sight), simple, mixed and compound
Astigmatism (irregular curve of the
cornea), Anisometropia (Unequal re
fraction of two eyes, &c. Those de
siring to be iitte l at their residence
will be called upon without -uy extra
cnarge.
Very respectfully,
8. B. NYE,
no 28 Iw Yarboro House.
OUR BAFERY
in m mm
ARE OPEN TO ALL.
We cordially invite everybody espe
ctally
THE LADIES
To visit our Bakery and see bow and
01 wnat our .Bread, See, is made.
WE USE HO ALUM
East Hargett Street, between Wil
mington aud Blount Streets. oe4
wEW LAUNDRY.
I will open a Laundrv busines next
Wednesday in the uppr end of the
rnirie building, on VViimincton St
and respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. Work neatly and
promptly done, fnce moderate.
dec! lw. qOP LEE.
TED.
5,000 Sticks of Post Oak,
White Oak, Cypress, Cedar or
Jnnipar, six feet long, six
inches across small end.
To be delivered on or before
December 20th, 1890.
SEND PROPOSALS FOR ANY
OR ALL, STATING WHEN THEY
CAN.BE DELIVERED, TO
Jones & Powell
RALEIGH, N. 0.
Beautiful, Artistic
CALENDARS
FOR
18 911
We have a " larcn nHRnrtmpnf nt
iseautllul O'alenderB.' on Grd Rnord.
! Banners, &o . from which to makn
selection. - v
xuoj.tf FjOO jii k l HPiHirincr tr nan
Calendar advertisiner will find it to
11. - S .. 3 t . .
tueir inieresc to call at once and get
priceB. - . -
We shall not be able to fill orders
after 15th December.
call at once.
EDWABDS & BR0UGHT0N,
PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
RALEIGH. N. C.
del lw
SECRET
STROfiACH
BAKERY
1 -A-HANDSOME LQR3E
HOLIDAY
CAN BE SEEN
gJ. HAL. BOBBITT'S DRUG STORE
WHERE YOU WILL BE SHOWN EVERY POSSIBLE
ATTENTION. THE QUALITY OF ALL
ARTICLES 18 GUARANTEED.
I AM SATISFIED TO STAND BY
THEIR EXAMINATION.
Hy Drug Stock
i
iDnxra-a-iST,
Raleigh, N. C.
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1 1 7 Favetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C.
Clocks, Jewelry and SilYerware.
Aspeeiauy , AMERICAN WOTS i .BjJt2sB-J
Spectacles and ) FOR 11AILROAD TIMEKS.(No. 85 Movement.
Repairing Solicited and Neatly Done.
Rainbow Pebble Spectacles
lew Ms
mm
We are now receiving fall styles of
MOBfimiepyj
AND
Misses and Cbildrens' Gaps.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS.
AND
All the new shades in wools and
knitting yarns.
AND
EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, c.
Prices reasonable. Mail orders
promptly given attention.
MISS MAtttflJS REESE,
Se 8-tf v 209 Fayetteville St.
Vgirinia Classified
Life Insurance Co'yf
69 Main street,
NORFOLK, VA.
This is a joint stock company whicn
combines the advantasres oi the old
ine system of insuranoewlth the non-
ular plan of monthly premiums and
payment of death elaims immediately
on proof.
Policies running for 10 years or for
20 years are issued with equitable
options at the end of those periods.
Those who wish to have done a kind
act in case of their death, for their
families, h ive here the opportunity.
Officers President. T J B or tinaham:
Vice President, E V Whiter Secretary,
P Richardson; Treasurer. W W Vicar;
Medical Director. L Lankford: Coun
sel, J B Heath.
Directors T J Nottingham, E V
White. W W Vicar, F Richardson, L
I, Tjintfnwl M-TV: Thm T K U..l. '
L Sheldon, UW Deal.
W. B. Boyd. Ptate Asrent. New
Berne, N. C.
8 W Whitisa. Local Asrent. Raleigh
N. O. noil
OF
GOODS!
BY CALLING AT
IS ALWAYS
IS ALWAYS
IS ALWAYS
Complete.
1857.
18 I 1
I I ' I I I to
Siiice the firs'
I I i I t . I the last date
above written the undersigned has
.repaired more than 40,000 watches
and perhaps as many clockB, besides
thousaDds of pieces of jewelry. He
is still making a specialty of
Wptch, Clock and Jewelry tfojk
at his old stand, SECOND door west
of the National Bank of Raleigh,
where may be found a good line of
FUSE Gold and Silver Watches,
INE Marble and Walnut Clocks,
INE Grold and Steel SueotaolesI ?
and Jewelry for sale at the low-,
est possible prices for CASH.
You cannot afford to miss calling
on COLE if you wish anything
in his line. His goods are all of
ine Desc classes. Mis workman
ship none better. Call and see him
at 13 WEST HARGETT STREET,
Raleigh, B.C. sel5tf
J W. COLE.
il to
Having moved my headquarters from
Winston, B. C., to Raleigh, all those
suffering from
1 FEMALE DISEASES '
of any kind will find great relief and
permanent cure for the worst cases by
f JOrl McGrlll's
famous discovery, ORANE BLOS
SOMS. Doinot delay but come, a?
understand the roughly the diseases
of bur sex. Those having already the '
treatment will pleascj send in their
names and residence at once as it will
be greatly to their benefit. X
Office hourB frou.fi o'clock to 12 a m.
4 o'clock to 9 pi m. ' . -
M rc.T. BIS H OP,
11 West Souti Street near St. John's
X flospitaL Nor. 17, 1390.
Moor