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BALEIGII, MAKCII 8, 1893
TELEGRAPHIC! BREVITIES.
Mrs. Cleveland! had yesterday hp
busy a day as the President.
The Gibbons Daley prizn fight last
night was won by Gibbons in th
thirteenth round.
A serious conflict has occurred be
tween the troops and the peasantry
at Gonashitza, Servia.
Charley Mitchell is still! in danger
of arrest for bis share in the Sullivan
Eilrain fight at Riohburg, Miss.
The heavy storms and severe cold
which prevailed in Stockton, Pa.,
this winter have made it hard on the
wild game.
The House last night in the Kansas
legislature, passed a bill making all
contracts and notes payable in legal
tender, gold, silver or paper.
James Casey, the town clerk cf
T.alees, shot and fatally wounded
the rate collector, Whelan, in the
board room.
The Kansas legislature will ad
Journ sine die Thursday night Gov
Lewelling will call a special session
about the 80th of April.
The car of the Georgia Hussars. re
turning from Washington to Savan
nah was wrecked two miles from
Winnsboro, 8. 0., yesterday. Not
much damage done.
The Supreme Court yesterday grau
ted a request made by counsel for
the three sheriffs in 8outh Carolina
for leave to file petitions for writ of
habeas corpus en their behalf.and is
sued a rule returnable on the 27tb
inst.
Yesterday, near Clarkslle. Teoo.
several men working in a find near
Mt. Juliet, were attracted by screams
from two women working in an ad
joining field. They found Mrs. John
v. Jones and her nine year old
daughter burning to death. Their
clothing was set fire from a burn
ing brush heap. Despite all the ef
forts of the men the women received
such injuries they died within a fe
minutes.
The story of a Mississippi tornado
that carried a boy a hundred yards
and landed him in the branches of a
tree, will do for a starter. Fish
stories will come later, and about the
1st of August the sea-serpent will
gain . put in an appearance. Rich
mond State.
The pins which the Salem witches
were said to have stuck into their
victims, says the New York Bun, ai d
the seal with which their death war
rants Were stamped, are preserved
in one of the public offices of the old
city.
Life Is Misery "
To thousands of people who have the taint
ot scrofula in their blood. There Is no
remedy equal to Hood's Barsaparilla for
scrofula, salt rheum, and every form of blood
disease. It Is reasonably sure to benefit all
whoglveltalalrtrlaL
Heed'a Pill cure Constipation by restor
ing the peris taltio action of the alimentary
canaL They are the best family cathartic
The other day the wife of a Fib d
county farmer presented him 'with a
pair of bouncing J babies At the
same time and place two goals' gave
birth to two kids each and a brood
so produced a litter of seven pigs.
This record has not been beat since
th days when the patriarch Jacob
was domiciled on the plantation of
fciban, the Syrian.Eichmond State.
THE OPERATOR.
Richmond State.
It stepped upon the platform at
Bilsenmoy en-Cert station where my
friend L-ctileur awaited me with his
carriage.
While on the train I suddenly re
collected something that required 1m
mediate attention at Paris Upon
my arrival at Baleenmoyen Cert 1
went to the telegraph office, to send
bark a message.
Tb is star ion differed from outhers
of Its class because of the total lack of
writing materials.
After a prolonged exploration I
finally succeeded la capturing a rusty
pen, dipping it in some colorless,
s imy fluid. With heroic effort 1 sue
c -eded la daubing down the few
words of my telegram. A decidedly
unprepossessing woman grudgiDgly
took the dispatch, counted it and
aimed the rte, which immediately
paid.
With the relieved conscience of
having fulfilled a duty I was about to
wjlk out when my attention was at
tracted by a young lady at one of the
tables manipulating a Morse key
With a slight hauteur she turned her
b ick toward me.
Ws she young? Probably. She
certainly was red haired. Was she
pretty? Why cot? Her simple black
dress advantageously displayed a
ron i i, agreeable form; her luiurian
hair was arranged so as to reveal a
few ringlets and a splendid white
neos. And suddenly a mad ioexp'i
cab 4 d ire to plant a kiss upu
those gUeii ringlets seized mo In
the expectation that the young lady
would turn lound, I stopped and
asked the elderly woman a few ques
tions anent telegraph affairs. Her
answers were not at all friendly.
The other woman, however, did
not stir.
Whoever supposes that I did no, go
to the telegraph office the next morn.
ing does not know me.
The pretty, re J haired one waB
al ne this time.
Now she was compelled to show her
face, and, sapristi! I could not cum"
plaid. .
I purchased some telegraph stamps,
wrote several messages, asked a num
ber of nonsensical questions and
played the part of a chump witb
amazing fidelity.
She responded calmly, prudently.
in the manner of a clever, self pos
sessed and polite little woman.
And I came dilly, sometimes twice
a day, for 1 knew when she would be
alooe.
To give my calls a reasonable ap
pearance I wrote innumerable letters
to my friends and telegraphed - to an
army of bare acquaintances a lot of
impossible stuff. So it was rumored
in Paris that I had suddenly become
(feranged.
Every day I said to myself. "Todaj
my boy, yoa mast make a'declara
tyn." But her cold manner sup
pressed upon my lips the words,
"Mademoiselle, I love vou."
I invariably confined myself to
stammering:
"Be kiud enough to give a 3 sou
stamp."
The situation gradually became un
bearable.
As the day for my return approach
ed I resolved to burn my ships behind
me and to venture all to win every
thiog. " r
I walked into the office and wrote
the following'message:
"Ooquelin, 17 Boulevard Haassman .
Paris:
"I am madly in love with the little
red haired telegraph operator at
BaisenmoyenJert."
I tremblingly handed her the ; tel
egram.
I expected at least that her beaut 1
ful white complexion would effalge
But Tool v
Not a mascle relaxed! In the
clmeit maimer in the world she
said.
Fiftynie centimes please.',
Thoroughly nonplussed by this
queenly serenity, I fumbled about in
my pocket for the coin. "
But I could not find a son. From
my pocketbook I took a thousand
franc note and gave it to her.
She took the bank not and .n.
tiolzed it carefully.
The examination terminated foyer-1
ably, for her fce was suddenly
wreathed in r miles and the burst
Into a charming ripple of infectious
laughter, displaying her marveloaaly
handsome teeth.
And then the pretty yoang
mademoiselle aked In Paraman en.
dence. "Do you want th rhuuf"
From the French of Alphoos allats
io New York Journal
Worth $1,000
The Good Derived from
Sarsaparilla
cilia Dyspepsia
The peculiar combination of stomach
tonics and alterative remedies in Hood's
Sarsaparilla cannot be equalled, and
this superiority explains the wonderful
success of
This Creat Medicine
in cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
similar troubles. Mr. T. A. Wheelock,
a well known citizen of Burlington,
Vt, writes :
"Six months ago I was badly run down and
unable to attend to business. The principal
trouble seemed to be due to indigestion and
aggravated dyspepsia. I had no appetite,
Nothing Tasted Cood
and what I did eat distressed me. AdUed to
this was a nervous disturbance. Physicians
that I employed failed to reach my case. I
grew worse, lt flesh and almost hope. One
day I ran across a testimonial for Hood's
Sarsaparilla stating what It had done In what
seemed to be a case similar to mine. I got a
bottle and in three or four days saw that I
felt better. Before I had finished the first
bottle, was greatly improved. Bested better,
felt better, and knew I was
Better All Over
I continued with the medicine, and have taken
two bottles and now feel better than at any
time for the past five years. Feel as hearty
as when a boy. Have regained my flesh, have
good appetite, can sleep well, and my nerve
are in excellent condition. I would not value
a thousand dollars for what it did for me."
T. A. Wheelock, Burlington, Vt
Fully Indorsed
"We have sold Mr. T. A. Wheelock
several bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and
have heard him tell in high terms of com
mendation what it has done for him. I know
that he has recommended
Hood's Sarsaparilla
to many others here. Our customers gener
ally speak well of it" F. L. Taft & Co.,
Pharmacists, Burlington, Vt
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n STAB ROUTES.
Omaoixa Matt Hn uro Palolot. mtm
Biiotwell. Eac;le Book and WakefieM to
Unionbope, Monday and Fridnv 7 am.
Raleijrh via Myatt's Mills to TnnD, Tues
tf ly and Friday 6 am.
Fif Dam Vonir TT', '.-- ind-'-'av
8 a m. . . 3
Rs'ieh "y S i r :, a v. t0
Roan-"' - vnnrl !. : 1 . ,
10 am. ,- nJ
THnnviira Vina iainrn.i.L ... . 1.
WBKAfiflM- Eairlo Rw1r mnA Qt,n .1T 1.. Dl
ngn, Tuesday and Saturday 6 pm.
- Dunn via Myatt's Mills to Baleieh, Mon
day and Thursday 6:15 p m.
.Daravia Dayton and KelvynGrwe
and Flint, Tues, Thure and Sat at 4 p m.
wm yia cantror and Six Forks to
Raleigh, Tuesday and Friday 12 ir
12 m87 10 Ka,,,igb TneBdy end Friday t
Br01ose at 9pm ante.
Fail DlT.TVV Dnnit . 11. J-l
at 8:30 a m n o.an j a.ak '
wpt SundayR. Co'lections made at sanif
hoiu-s. Sunday, 6:30 to 7:80 am. Free de-
liyWl' Wtnnnwa Anon in.JAM o.aa
8:30 o'clock n m. A. w. sw a vvvxt
Pojjtjnarter
WOODWORTfi CITY, !
In the heart of the
Iron and Coal
Dla-
rictof Tennessee.
Hi mate salubrious, never hot andever
cold Land unequalled for agricultural
pur oses, and nuueral resource unlimited.
1,000 Lots at..
$100 per Lot
8 0!
1,000 "
i,ooo
1.000
1000
4,000 "
4,000
601 "
8C0
4W) "
8 00
10 00 "
15.00 "
20 00 - v
50 '"0 "
100 00 "
s about 80 miles
WOODWORTHCJIY lii
ponn or unatuatOKa, witnin a lew miles oi
altamont, the county seat ot Unridy coun
ty, and between Tracey Cit and the cele
brated Beereheba Sp ings, the SaratOKH of
tne Sou'h It is ia the centre of the rapidly
developing coal and iron district of Tennes
see, nd within its borders are found coal,
iron, sine, marble and asbestoi. with various
hard wods, such as oar, chestnut maple.
Heach, locubt. hickory, ash, piue, cherry and
black walnut in abundance. The village of
Urueth, with several hundred innitbiUnts,
contains Cl.urches, Pchcols, Stores, Post-
office and tleuraph station, and number
of manufacturing induitres, li ot which
are located on the property and form part ol
Woodworth City.
The proceeds of the sale of these lota will
be used to develop the mineral r&ources of
the property and build ui a large and thriv
ing city Quik application tor these lots
should be made, as the right is reserved to
advance the price withont notice.
For further particulars apply to
H C. LIVINGSTON, Agent,
712 DeKalb Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Parties desirous of visiting and Inspecting
tnis pro Deny can obtain special raw? on tne
new and most com foi table vessel afloat, of
tne ucean steamship company. Thesf
steamers leave New York. Mondays. Wed-
Le8days. Fridays and Saturdays, making a
oeiigimm sea trip ot
FIFTY HOUKS TO S1YANNA8
Where immediate connections are made to
Chattanooga and
WOoDWOKTHClTY
LIVINGSTON & OV, Agents,
Ucean Steamship Co. of Savannah,
Mo. 712 DeKalb Avenue,
Brooklyn. N. Y
BUY TOUR
Watcks, Clocks,
JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES
at prices that dofy competition, at houie.'
The Undersigned, an nlH rslinhla nrntoh
0 , av.uw.v nUWW
maker end jeweler, is better prepared iow
than ever before tn dn vnnr wtnh rlrb
and jewelry work, or turnih you with an?
cronda nsimllv trcrf in Viia Hno , '
i-i- j r umv.
18 size American Made Movements from
in Gold Cases, f!5 00uo
18 size in Gold Filled Cases, 8 60 up
18 size in Silver Cases, 7 1 0 up
io aim 111 lilUKrl I aseS, OU.IPD
1 a a . : -r i ir .
Biac auienuau luaue juovemenis
in G ,ld ases, 17 50ui
lb size m GoldFilied Cafces, 10"0up
io avai in ouer -jases, l'Jwui
16 s'ze in Nickel Case 7 Win.
6 & 0, Ladies' s ze, American Move
ments in Gold i 'ases, lf 'fin ,,
6 & 0 size in Gold Filled Cases. ui
6 as 0 size in Silver (!nqpa 1- (Vin..
Swiss Go'd watches, 10 00 up
owiHs oiiver. watcnes, 6 00 up
Swiss Nickel watches, 4 00 up
Swiss Nickel watches, (not recom
mended; 2 to $3 up
A good Hne of Wntr.Vion Plnolra Tanral
and Spectacles constantly on hand for sale.
The Brvant Until and (Tninhinntinn Wn.
a specialty. The workmanship and quality
of no other rin or nra hof tr
Call on the olu reliable undersigned for
wa( you want, eitner goods or work, in his
uuc, auu juu win ue wen iireaieu, ana gooas
or work honestly represen'ed and warranted
good or not good. del7 2w
J- aV. COLE.
LOCATION OF ALARM BOX.
No. 12. Folk and East Streets. j
18. Johnson and Halifax SU.reei?.
14. Nortb and Person Streets.
l Eientonand Bast Streets
21. Morgan and Blount Streets.
23. Wilmin .ton and Martin Streets.
24. Davie and Blood worth Streets.
25. Wilmington and South Streets.
26 Hargett and Swain Streets
27 Blount and Cabarrus Streets.
912. Fayetteville and Hargett 8ts.
214 Hargett and Blood worth Stg.
81. Davie and Dawson Streets. :
82. Hillsboro and West Streets. .
84. Lenoir and McDowell Streets.
85. Hargett and Dawson Streets.
86. South and Harrington Streets.
87. Hargett and West Streets. .
4. Water Tower.
41. Dawson Street, between Jones
and Lane streets.
42. Halifax and Edenton Streets.'
43. Joues and Saunders streets.
45. Firwood Aveonn onnrtnit.a rint.
ton Mill -
47. JNorth Street, West of Salisbury;
Cleanliness is
akin to godliness'
and in order to
show to the
world that you
enjoy this Bless-
mgp
rely
upon
Nature to furnish
The WATER
AND BUY-
Toilet Soaps
OF-
J. HAL BOBBITT.
A stock of the following brands of
Soaps ALWAYS on hand:
Lnbin'sSoap, 60o
Eau de Cologne Soap, 85c
Pinand's Soap, 25c
Violet 8oap. 26c
Rosen and l cerine Soap, 25c
Cold Cieam Soap, 25c
Benzoin and (Jlycerine Soap, 25o
New Mown Hay Soap, 250
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 25o
Cape May Bouquet Soap, 25c
4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap, 25c
Rose Gt rauiura Soap, 25c
Tooth Soaps, 25c
Cuticura Soap, " egg
Carbolic So ip, 26c and 10c
Tar Soap, 2"?eand 10c
Sulphur Soap, 25candl0c
Ichtbyol Soap, 25c
Borax sp, 25e
Boraci c d Soap, ggc
th ' in i a 1 p 25o
Germicide p 26o
Viola Skin 8oap, 2c
Pears' Soap, 20c
Rosadora Soap, 20o
Bay Leaf Soap, is0
fransparent Soap, 10c and 16c
Buttermilk Soap, iqc
Oatmeal Soaps, 10c
Peach and Honey Soap, joo
Handworker's Soap, ICo
Cotton Seed Oil Soap, jqo
8having 8oap, io0 and 25c
Turkish Bath Soap, 05o
Palm Oil 8oap, 05o
White Castile Soap, 05o and 10c
Red Castile Soap, J 050
Blue Castile Soap, og0
A reduced price on any of the above
by the box or dozen.
J. ML BOBBITT,
; DBUGGIST iU
RALEIGH
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