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L4R3R8T OXTT. CIRCULATION.
BALE1UII, AUGUST 26, 1892.
THE MESSENGERS POOR GUE83
Brother Kingsbury certainly can
not be very fond of figures, or he
would not have guessed at big nam
bers as he did yesterday. Inane if
torial on the proposition that the
Government buy all the transpor
tation lines &c, he states th9 prob
able cost at fourteen thousand mil
lion dollars, and then estimates that
If this sum, in silver dollars were laid
down edge to edge in a straight line,
It would reach San Francisco, or per
haps would almost belt the earth.
Just a little figuring will show how
badly he misled it. fluch a sum of
silver dollars laid down in a straight
line edge to edge, would reach twelve
times around. the globe and still leave
enough to give every mau woman
and child in the city of Wilmington
$5,005 and a full fine fashionable go
to meet 'in rig apiece, and a baby car
riage for each of the babies thrown
in.
The fight in South Carolina differs
from that in Georgia in that it is a
contest between factions of the De
mocracy over the party nominations
for state offices. Governor Tillman
says thai, the only issue of the cam
paign is whether he has given the
state a good, orderly and efficient
government. The conservatives claim
that the issues are whether the meth
ods of abuse and slander and elan
deroas insinuations and appeals to
class prejudice introduced into the
state's politics by Governor Tillman
shall be Indorsed by the people. '
The NewBern e Journal says : Ite.
Thomas F. Wood, one of the most
prominent ph j s'cians in North Caro
lina, died in Wilmington on Monday
of heart disease. He was secretary
of the North Carolina board of Health
and editor of the Medical Journal
published iu Wilmington.
It is plain to every fellow who is
not a millionaire that one of the most
dangerous tendencies of the time is
the rapid increase of that breed.
Still, it would be different, if not im
possible, to fiud a man who would
decline becoming a millionaire, if
given an opportunity to do so.
The old dispute as to whether art
can improve on nature has received
an answer.An artist sketched a clump
of beeches in a Maine pasture and
sold the picture for $280, while the
farmer who owned the pasture sold
it, beeches and all.for $150. It is said
the farmer is angry at the discre
pancy. Green Nichols, colored, who has
been employed at a station hand for
22 years on the Wilmington and Wel
don railroad at Rocky Mount, was
knocked down and badly injured yes
terday by the "shoo fly" train on the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad His
head was considerably mashed, and
his jaw bone 1 roken in two places.
He is not expected to live Wilming
-ton Messenger.
If the price of silver keeps tumb
ling it will soon be cheaper than tin
The steady fall in the price has
caused the Saxon government to
e ban Jon work in the Friedsburg
silver mines, which have been pro
fitably worked for nearly seven han
dred ) ears.
FIFTY CENTS SAVED HI CORN.
Forim.ny years in sucseatio i I had
my CL.ru iu the bin mure or less ruin
ed by weevils. From my own xpe
rlence in this line, and what I know
from c.Hmt eourcoa, I should j'idge
that t" is an annual loss of over a
million f dollars from weevils in
Texas t'oue Last fall in putting up
luy co'u, I placed two open bottles
containing bisulphide of carbon
about four feet at art on the floor of
the bin The mouths of there bot
ties were covered with a single layer
of chees cloth, and each bottle coh
ered with an old broken box. The
corn wis thrown on these boxes aid
the bin tilled to its full capacity.
The result of th s experiment was
highly successful. What live weevils
were admitted from the field were
destroyod and none further appear
ed Thus at the cost of 50 cents with
very little trouble, I effectually pro
tectly 500 bushels of corn against the
weevils Another feature about this
experiment is that I have noticed
neither mouse nor rat in the bin nor
any traces of them, which was
not the case before, for in previous
years they to had done great damage
tothecora. (Or. P. Hackenberg, M.
D., This, J .nuary 28, 1893.) -Ex
change.
AGAINST THE WALKING DELE
GATES. Baltimore, Md., Aug. 24 In the
mail tl at reached the Mayor's office
this morning was this letter from the
J wives of the striking coat makers
who have been out of employment
six weeks:
Mayor F. O. Latrobe:
Dkai Sir: The writers of this let
ter are about two hundred women.
Our husbands are til ttrktis We
have small children aiv' n rll
starving. The greeds mu Lumbers
will not trust us any more and if it
keeps on longer you will And us all
starved to death.
It is almost nine weeks that this
strike has been gojng on, and in the
winter we hardly have work. Each
one of us talks the matter over with
our husbands, and they say that the
General Secretary, Reichers, came to
Baltimore from New York and took
the law in his own hands acd will not
have them work Our husbands can
get a glass of beer for five cents and
can go around with that all day, but
we caDnot do that. When our hus
bands conae borne we scold them so
that they get discouraged and walk
out. We have pawned our things;
we owe rent for two or three months.
Please, dear sir, take pity on us and
looK into the matter. See what can
be done to this Mr. Reichers. We
think you are the only one that can
help vs. Yours, respectfully,
Wives ok Strikers.
The Mayor was touched with the
appeal, and extended his sincerest
sympathy to the writers, but he is
powerless to act.
It is said that there will be a con
ferenee soon between strikers and
manufacturers, and a settlement may
then bo agreed upon.
Eu iretic editors are now gather
iogHD'l repolishing old war stories,
whic i i heir papers will print as spec
ial din iff.hea from Washington dur
ing G A. R. en.ct moment. . The
newspaper enterprise of the present
day is phenomenal.
Nr. "Robert W. Denvtr
An Exempt Fireman of Jackson Engine Co.,
long Island City, N. Y., says that at Christmas,
1890, he could only take a smell of dinner, as
he was in a fearful condition from Dyepepaia.
The next summer he went to Europe for his
health, but came home uncured. In the fall he
decided upon a thorough trial of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
And by Christmas had a hearty appetite,
healthy digestion, and was perfectly well. His
cure was due wholly to Hood's Sarsaparilla.
HOOD'8 PILL8 cure liver ills, constipation,
feWouvuessJaundlce.andsiclclieadaobe. Try them.
Do Yon Drink Soda. Water, Milk
Shake or Limema.de ?
Miine so Refreshes a Person .on a Hct
Summer Day as a Cool Drink at
J. HAL BOBBITT'S
Mammoth
Another New and
Pfiime Applle
A full stock of Fresh
arways on hand.
Buist's Prizs Medal Turnip Seed.
Cropn:w!on satyat lowest prices.
J Hal Bobbitt Druggist.
Gulley's Old Stand,
G A R. NATIONAL ENCAMP
MENT, WASHI-SCrr-OND. O.
For above occasion, the Richmond
and Danville tt. U will sell tickets to
Washington, D. O , and return from
important coupon stations ou its lines
at following, rates for round trip from
points named :
Hot Springs. N O $ 4.DV
Asheville, N. C U 9
btntesviile, N O. 1 .'i
Charlotte, N. C. . 11.76
Salisbury, N O. Iu 3j
(ireensboro, 8 75
RuidBville, N. J. 7 'J .
Winston tialeui, N. U. i 0
Durham, N. U.
Henderson, N. C.
Kaleign N. C. uu
(ioidsuoro, NO U 8i
Tickets on sale Sept lMitua h,
inclusive; limited returning Ociuuer
luth, lbU4; stop-overs allowed iu
either direction at stations between
Danville and Washington. Tickets
good on Washington and south wes
tern vestibuled limited trains
Low rate round trip tickets can be
purchased' during Encampment from
Washington to various battle fields
in Virginia via Richmond and Dan
villeK K
REDUCED RATES TO ATHLETI
CONXE T SULLIVAN COR
BET. FIGHf, NEW OR
. I EANS.
For the above oacasion the Rlch
m .nd & Danille K. R., will sell
ti kets to New Orleans, La., and re
turn at rates of one first class fare
for the round-trip, from important
coupon stations on its line:
Tickets on sale Sept. 2nd to 5th, in
elusive; good returning until and in
cluding September 15th, 1691.
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CLUBS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Account of the above occasion the
Richmond & Danville R R Co ,
will sell tickets to Raleigh, N. O , and
return, at following rates from points
named, viz :
Chariot te, N. 0., V $7 45
Durham, 1 6J .
Greens'uoro, 4 3
foldsbo-o, 2 75
Liaco'nton, 8 40
Ma ion, 0.40
Rural Hall, 6 95
Belma, 1 6i
Winston Salem, 5 60
Rates from intermediate points in
same" proportion. Tickets on sale
Aug. 2U, 30 and 31; final limit Sept. 4.
1992. v '
Popular Drink,
herbeit
Drus and
New
RjQeirii, EL C.
JJemington $TANDA.RD rPYPE
Triters.
More Remington s art used in Raleigh thai
all other makes combined.
For catalogues or information, apply to
the undersigned.
WM EA80ALK, J B CULPEPPER,
Raleigh. N P- lltf Riohmond, a.
QALlIttHit OAKTOX R R.
To take effect Scnday Aug. 7 oh, 192
Trains moving North.
No 88, No 84,
Stations. Vail train. Fas & Mail.
Le Raleigh. 1125 am 5 00 pm
Wake, 12 04 6 88
Franklinton. 12 26 ' 6 58
Klttrell, 12 48 614
Henderson M59 6 80
Littleton, 2 07 7 85 pm
Ar Weldon, 2 45 8 16 a m
Train moving Soma. '
No 41, No 45,
Stations. Mall train. Past &Mail.
Le Weldon. 1215 pm 6 80am
Littleton, 12 52 7 08
Henderson, 2 16 8 14
Klttrell, 2 43 8 29
Franklinton, 8 00 8 45
Wake. "8 21 Q n
1 Ar Raleigh, 4 1.5 p m 9 45a n
Louisburg Ra'iroad
Trains moving North
No 88, Pass, Not
Stations. Mail ft Express
Le Franklint'n, 810 pm 9 20am
Ar Louisburg, 8 4 p m 9 55
Trains moving South.
No 41, Pass, No 9,
Stations. Mail Kxprest
Le Louisburg, 12 f 6 a m 6 85pn
Ar Franlint'n, 11 30 p m 5 00pm
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