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4. Democratic Weekly Newspaper.
'Hill. I SHE D EVERY FRIDAY
MORNING AT '
W A R RENTO N. N. C,
OHN w HICKS-Editor & Prop.
C7Stibscription $1.50 a year, in
ad ranee.
Three of the foreien legatioris
. .1
at Washinton own their own
residences. The city authorities
. .
talk of taxing them as otner
property. They have hitherto
been exempt.
m VtiV - fti
died at ffockport, Mass., on
T , tt 4.1
I iiacHuir Mia nra a t ha m Hast
.inhabitant, a veteran of war of
- . . l
101.4, and one oi the unfortu-
:
The applause which greeted
Jagerson Davis and thejiberty
jai me rsew uneans juxpo-
n worries a good many peo-
pie up North. They want to
know how much of tbe applause
was lb r Davis and how muca for
the bell. Atlanta Constitution.
Th fall of Khartoum ia rh
startlipg news from London.
Gen. Gordon after holding the
Gen. Gordon after holding the
city against the Arabian rebels
for many weary mouths, was
overpowered and captured just
as the British rescuing troops.
under Lord olseley, were al-
. . . J , . .Ill '-niV'WW
most ID sight. Ibe news will Ucrueivg from the use qf the cursed
throw a damper over the Brit-
ish public.
:
London has not been 80 much
time as it is now.
Theflnvftm.
l n j
int ui to gcii;i wijiiciiiiicu
for not having sent a stronger
force to Kgypt to fight the
Madhi, and the .result of the
defeat of the handful of British
t
will he that Her Majesty, the
Queen, will have the entire
army on active dufrpv
The Raleieh Chronicle says:
'& Grat meeting
wan y.Mrv jt-vc
m no rtl.
lows: "Senator Vance and
;ongreseuian T. G. Skinner, of
IS'orth Carolina, were admitted
to see Mr Olevfclaud after tbe
reception -party had gone. They
hore with lhem a paper signed
by nearly all the members of
the North Carolina Legislature
ureine the appointment of ex-
Gov T. J Jarvis to the Cabinet.
Mr. Vanci interspersed his ad
vocacy oTf this appointment
with enouih anecdotes to put
Mr. Cleveland in excellent hu
mor overjit, and he will at least
have something pleasant by
which to remember Mr. Jarvis
Gen. L. Clinghara, of North
Carolna, called at this time, bd
not urge any candidacy."
HON. JOHN W. DANIEL.
TheiKational Monument As
sociation has eleeted the Hon
John W. Daniel, of virgmia, to
deliver the oration at the ded
ication of the Washington Mon
ument on the 22d of February.
The choice is eminently happy
Firginia has no son so worthy
and equipped to speak of her
greatest son. None nursed in
the lap ol the Mother of "men
of might" has been more true
.to the Commonwealth and her
glory. As a boy, he was not a
whit behind the bravest among
men of war! In peace his res-
Qlute patriotism never faltered
The genius of classic lands
molded his Grocian face, and
the limping stripling would
have been the pride of centuri
ons. The orati ng on the bat
tle ground of King's Mountains
and by toe mausoleum of Lee
iiuea uamei to the company
and fame of eloauent men. He
Will not be below in worthy
speech of altitude soliditv. and
, majesty of the marble shaft in
memory of Fashington.-nDr.
Laffertyin Christian Advocate.
JOHN W. HICKS, Editor
ts-m- -w-r-m. m--m 1 .
VULiUMli VI.
AQe newuourver Bays:
mi it
Senator Kance was congratula
ted by a friend on his re-elec-
,!.. 2. i.1 a X- TT . i
"uu to penauc. ne replied:
x ou ougac rattier to cangrat-
ulate tQe country, my boy."
Anotherfriend remarked to him
rr.-i. j xr m- t ,
of Vest and Van Tyck about
rpu. a...
auoncicu. J. lie acIlULH kh
f to . . .
k Biuuugtwi, m us
h nfl.nnartoro ' All U:1
o. Ail Ul WlllUll
is respectfully submitted for its
wit, if not for its truth. It is
onen ine case, says Mr. Randall,
the Augusta Chronicle 't fPash
ington correspondent that Vpsr.
Fan JPyck and Fan;e vote for
measures in common thatcan
Jnot command the suffjge of
ff yhoty else. is a kind
0; Nation, though not
alwW as successful a that of
Jefferson Davis at Beuna Fista.
Teuiperauc Progress.
One of the large hquor-dealere in this
county ha recently become conviuc
,he trade woulA nnt baU . -
"t" He has not up to tbia time
l)een th0 by his neighbors to be
.uTurBensawve, uui now sees plainly
tdai the mora! welfare of a vonna mnn
outwe ghs the few hundreds to be
'ouiTue,.8ale. His license had
i . i ....
i-uui t ureci, ai a a large stock
had
beeo ordered for the holliday trade
but be proved himself equal to the
emergency by returning it instead of
hauling a from the depot. All honor
to him for this action, and may the
ebneciene of tbe other liquor deal
ers be awakened, and may thev also
do like wise.
There is to be a large addition made
to l her number of counties in Dakota.
ly4wno tira-nt no licenses and have
n?l saleona. It has recently leen
Bangor, Me., who professed to sell
only teuit erance drinks, bad a man
etaployed to carry on his person a few
small bottles of spirituous liquors,
with Instructions to walk- into the
street whenever he suspected any in
jector of entering to search for the
prohibited ariic'.e. In ordinary trade,
m a signal frou? the bar.tender, he
advanced from the lounger's corner
to the end of the bar and bad bis
pocket rifled of one of hia flat bottles.
A full chain of evidence could not be
established to prove the crime, or else
the proprietor would have been finei
five-hundred dollars and all he had in
the building would hsfVe been confiis-
cated. Does prohibition prohibit ?
Dr, 'fahnage told bis congregation
a few Sunday's ago that the intoxi
cant of the ancients was a mild inno
cent beverage, a harmless soda-water
compared to the liquids used for mod
ern inebriation, into which madness,
fury, fire, gloom, suicide and retribu
tion are melted and mixed.
Fermatidn was always known, but
ciistillation was uot discovered until
1000 years after Christ 1 ved on earth ;
and. while we have lost many valua
ble ancient arts, the Christian era
eurpasses all its predecessors in the
bad eminence of whi&key, brandy, gin
and rum. The modern drinks are a
hundred fold mre destructive to
man 'han the ancient drinks. Whde
Noah's drink made him act in an im
becile manner, modern alcoholism sets
its victims Jto struggle with manage-
ir:fiiiiniiiv r i ir, i uii'uu 1 1 i i
inn rT a ci srt r eonf 1 a n 1 1 . . I r
D t , V1
groxling t.gera and perditions oi
blasphemous demons.
II. H.
I Confess it would be refreshing to
me to see a man occasionally who
thought 'he was a lost, sinner and knew!
what he was saved from. We can on
ly understand Calvary iu the lurid
light of Sinai. Don't be afraid to
preach the law, young men ; don't be
more tender hearted than Christ. The
tender hearted Jesus gave us the ser-
mon on the mount, and uncovered hell
and Showed us the awful at at. of i.h.
ncn man. iou can preach tbe law
and preach lovingly and effectively.
So Christ preached it; so His follow
ers preached it P. S. Henson.
H The mother of Evangelist Moody
celebrated the completion of her eigh
tieth year at Northfi Id, Mass ; last
Thursday.
oumk JUUKWAL.
Proprietor.
Energy, Skill
" S :
WARRPNTnivr Tvr n rnmiv
Kale JMews Observer: The terma
Ti T
of the eight additional trustees to the
University elecled by the general as
sembly were fixed by lots, as follow :
P. L. Russell and E. R. Page, two
years ; T. M. Holt and W. H. S. Burg-
wyn, four years
: Isaach R. Strayhorn
and
, six years ; J. E. Moore and
W. W. Lenoir, eight years. The en
tire executive committee of the ooard
ot'ttusteea was reelected, as follows:
Messrs. Paul C. Cameron, W, L. Saun-
ders, Richard H. Battle, Julian S.Oarr,
Eugene Grlssom. A. M. Lewis. Geo.
V.Strong. This admirable committee!
has now served over ten years con tin.
oously. There is a bill uendinsr ii
the Senate, No. 165, which is in line!
with some remarks we made tbe other
day and whose general principal we
thoroughly endorse. T he object is to
allow railroad companies to aid in the
construe' ion of other roads branch
roaas little side roads to give rail
road facilities to towns now nnt nrthJX?J strength ; and wholesomenees.
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February 14, 1885.
A picture of the early dawn,
When as I hasten o'er the lea.
With boon companion of the morn,
1 counsel hope, but think of thee.
A picture of the laughing noon.
When o'er the rustic bridge 1 ride
And dare interpret friendship's rune,
x or thou alone art by my side.
A picture when the day has fled,
And with it all my fears are gone.
An troops of stars by Astrea led
Ate mareh;i3ed in the heavenly zone.
The storr: morn and noon and night
Bear witness to my love and thine.
The moral : they who choose aright
Shall guard and prize my valentine.
A Marvelous Story
TOLD til TWO LETTERS.
KH! ft." Hi F " f . S? St., N
i KHi c:ii Vv'l. OWi,Oct.!,te82.
UtniUmcn: V. v intlicr rcf:.l!3 r (;;ovr,
Vt. lie baa beon 3 great anfr.-rer fro?u .Serrf.
Ola, aJ Uin i:u-'.:.sad lettw wiU tell jvu v, i.at
a iDarvcioua direct
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
1jm had Jn his caao. I think his blood moil
hT eoiiUiued Uia Uui;or for at leaat tea
yars ; but it ii! not how, exiyyt in tbe form
fx-srod at that time, it gradually spread so aa
to cover his eritiro body. I assure you he wat
terribly afli.cU J. and an ohject of pity, when
Bo Ifetj.m osinj your medioiie. Now, there are
few men of his ago who etijoy as good health
s he has. 1 cuuld easily name nfty pcrsoat
who would testify to the facts in his -case.
Yours truly, V. M. PHILLira,'
FROM THE FATHER:
a duty for me to state to you the benefit I
nave derived from the use of
Ayefs Sarsaparilla.
Six mrnitbs ago 1 was completely covered with
a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. The
humor caused an incessant and Intolerable
itching, and tbe skia cracked so as to cause
tha blood to flow in many places whenever
I moved. My suffciing'J were greet, and my
life a burden. 1 com: fenced the use of the
Saks ap a ki t.J-A in April last, and have used
it regularly since that .time. My condition
began to improve at once. The sores have
ali healed, and I feci perfectly well in every
respect being now a,ble to do a good day's
work, although 73 years of age. Many inquire
what has wrought such a cure In my case, and
I tell them, as I have here tried to toll you,
Ayer's Saiuaaeilla. Glover, Vt., Oet.
21, 1882. Yours gratefully,
Huu.11 Phillips."
ATTtt's Sahsapa-KILLa ctsres Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip
elas. Eczema, Eincvrorm, Blotches.
Sores, Boils, Tumors, and Ernptlous qf
the Sk'.n. ' It ele.ara the biooil of all impu
ities. aida difostion. RtimnlKtcs the action of
the bovo!3, and thus restores v;'.aiit7 and
etrengtheca the v;hole SysScsa.
PRE?AtEI) DT j
Dr. J.C. Ayor A Co. , Lowe!, ASass
SoWl by i.1 1 1 , six bottles for f?.
THE BEST OF
Gartleii Seeds
CROP OF 1884.
DIRECT FROM THE FARM
WARRANTED:
Fresh, Pure, and Sure to Glow,
OR MOJkE keflnded.
, ii . 1 1,1 . !
eds. Prices lowek than
kver before
5 Der cent. Discount-
I The Choicest and Best Flower SeedsJ just
imported from Europe
If you or the children want seeds, jdease
send for my Catalogue for 18S5, hh di-
iaiinnc f(f iitltl'i t inn T?T? PI' Vf ATT.
I IVVtlOUO A A. VHH-l'lH-'VIl, A. A- w L j A--A V - i. i XI
Address. '
JOSEPH HARRIS,
MORE TON FARM, ROCHESTER, N.Y.
-r An nWrafd so par booTtT-"
MEDICAL USES UF ELECTRICITY.
ntbwiwnv vte wr i.bi.v i mvi i s
V..t1 UAlnlAM A-m-mm Surf A 1 MWt(vns Ia
kr V ri,.n.faf.nfl! RaMars BaIl
ELECTRO-FAR ADIC BELT CO.,
ei 8 A S 1 4 Ctoaatmtt frt., SH. Lout, Mo.
HEADK
and an BtilOUS COMPLAINTS are relieved by taking
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
fKsly Tsgttattc: So Ozisiag. Mm Ks. aU Oransta
and Aptitude are trip ain finrinno
, r Jrl "fe0
'
x,, Jai,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
1 "? powder never varies. A marvel of
-uure economical than the ordinary kind
v x.. vn-iui i tvIUU
ami cannot be sold in competition with
the multitude of low test, short weight,
alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
cans Royal Baking Powder Co. . J 06
Wall-street, N. Y.
& Stool.
PETERSBURG, Va.,
Manufacturers of
ENGINES, TOBACCO,
! HA Y AND COTTON PRESSES,
ELEVATORS FOR FACTORIES,
AND STORES.
SA W MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
MILL IRONS, AND ALL KINDS OF
MACHINERY.
"Send for circular.
m. -
4f. LN EVr.L
er vs un rnue-
V 30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK.
cw-o iWQ
ILU. MASS. OA.
rOR SALE BY
J. La &tone,
RALEIGH. N. C.
1
13 Weeks.
The POLICE GAZETTE will be mail
ed, securely wrapped, toishy address in
the United States for three months on
receipt of
I MlTTl TV a
T u.,..i XZZttXZ.
, - , " , o . .
ajft'ius aim emus, ounipie coptes maueu
free. Address all orders to
RICHARD K. FOX,
Fraklin Square, N. Y.
MEBVOUSDEBIUTT
rinaivrrWt ivvrai
1IABRIS9
f ulisf urn ii Imnnsisisi Vif-
Tiara anl nnmamna
fllnatha skilled Dhy-
l.4an. i H frnm
m Radical Cuke
ovor brain work. Arcid
DEBIIilTY,
Organic Weakness,
f PHYSICAL
DECAY.
in. mpgiuNnw pmcu-
tiooJ remedici for thcM
trouble!. Grt our Fre
Circular and Trial Pck-
.tro Anil lp.rn hnnorlGnl
I facts befor taking treat
ment eluewhtre. Take s
SURE REMEDY that HAS
InYoung 4t Middle!
Aged Mon. I
ilX'HfcJJ mouianai, occa
not intcrfen with atten
tion to buaineaa , or causa
pain or inconvenience in
anr way. Founded on
...Antif. mMltMt nrln.i.
Tested fob ovehSixI
Years or use im many!
Thousand Cases.
"9 tee
V TRIAL
m PACKAGE.
m v.a kvt
Inlet. By direct oppUcation
to the Mat of dneaie its
specific influence it fek
without delay. The nat
ural function a of the hu-
The animatinc element
Sof lite, wmca nan Deen
On Month, - $3,001
Two Months, - 0.001
Taxes Months. 7.001
Sweated areenren neea,ana
the petientbeeomcf cheer
'ngm iou pa ..u..
HARRIS REMEDY CO., MfcCHtiatTt
ESI I DTURED PERSONS ! Not a Truss.
fiUr Ask for tarmi of onr Appliance.
vva ox via fjabs TRTAt
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Jld5KUARY 13
Carolina
(BRICK) WAREHOUSE,
HENDERSON, N. C.
We take Dleasurft in rnll;n -i. - ...
k ui- T cue ULtymion Ol OUr friend. anH
the public generally, to th Sf fKof as and
quantitie8 of Tobacco than ever before nnH seillng.rger
to tne jJLS
once-while prices are high Ume anQ 8ee us at
Our entire premesis are brilliantly illuminated atp nighfc with
uc buiu eisewnere. omp f
you will come again.
Respectfully,
BURWELL. BROS & CO.
drop's. Carolina Warehouse.
HENDERSON. N. C.
The Hodgdon Spencer Co.
IMPORTERS OF
PERUVIAN GUANO. KAINIT, CHEMICALS &C.
, MANUFACTURERS OF
Aminoniated Fertilizers,
NOS. I5 AND 156 WATER STREET.
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
MACON, 1WARREN
G. R. SCOGGIN
Will be open January the 1st 1885.
Full prices guaranteed on all grades. Honest weights an
fair dealings for all. Your patronage solicited.
Respectfully,
WARRENTON
WARRENTON, N. C,
WHITE & MAG
SALES EVERY DAY.
. .
We mrite the attention of the
v
, ,
to the above announcement, and
age, trursting dt iair aeaung anu nonest efiort on our nart fi I -n k j- u 1ir' ana passeo
& " uui pan to gerewUlbe dicharged at that ooint.
obtain
FULL PRICES for all tobacco
by merit the continuance of their
Referring to the above I desire te
GEE. who is associated with me. is
mended as a gentleman of many years
in the tobacco trade.
TQBA.CGQ WAREHOUSE
WACOM. OOIUMTV. N- .
EGERTON BROS., PROP'S.
Sales Every Thursday.
We offer to oar farmer friend, unparalleiled indnceaa.nts at oor w.rehonse.
Every pile of tobacco offerca on our
Remember that we guarantee entire
ATT r a no
ou flwiuuauao.
a i r n
year.
1885.
O. 36
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OOTTNTT. TX- O.
& CO., Propr's.
O. R. SCOGGIN k CO.,
Macon, N. C.
WAREHOUSE,
EE, Proprietors
, u-
tobacco growers of this section
, ,
solicit a share of their natron -
F
entrusted to us to sell, and there
support.
WHITE & MAGEE.
say to my friends that MR. J. E. MA
from Clarksvill., Va., and highly recom
experience and is thoroughly posted
w t wurrr
EBTON'S
floor shall r1.. k.;- , ,
"""g twsj iuii vSlue.
sutisfaction and the highest market price
J.R. KENLY rn a.,r-
AdrertUln
One Square ooe iWtk4L9$
Out Square one month.. ..ff.Of .
For larger advertise menu, libtiai
contracts will be made.
ry Advertisements one month tea
under most be paid for U advance
those exceeding one month, to
paid for quarterly.
DR. JOEL G. KINGT
nrrAKRETON, N. C-,
bo you new
Loriliard'a Climax
PT.rTO Tftinr.A
nhed Tih T1 Lf Fine Cut
Brown and Yllnw sVrTwio -Z. f.
antl cheapest. quaJiej ooaaidere4f
RAILROAD
CkmcK SUP'T.
8CH1DCLB
Seaboard A I
Tram nrvn :r7..r,; f-w
except Su.daya.'UfoTlowr0-
Way Freight TrwJllyZZMAU
rams Arrive at Weldon dalliceo Jtl
dav :a follows; 7l except &uh
Mail Train SKM p y
' j Aram 4-v) i w
Tra,ng of this road wil! leav WeUlL "da!:
&,?fPcePt Sundays, follows:
MaU Train iKWp M
Rale-gh Throngh Freigut teaTea HidTu
for Portsmouth dally "clou
l rains arrive at PortsmouuT,"dail7Dt
Sundays, as follows: XCpi
au i ram
Kaleurli Tbmurh r,ii..
6:10 P. If.
7:50 A. M.
"X.?1 3:10 P. M
,. stops at all sutiniui. Ht,
leaves a rankJin Moudava. Wmtni...
ers. "AppVyTo W VlWmn rt"
B-G. niO. Supt. Trauaporutiu..
OALtlG Ads GASTON KAlLROADi
Stipem.tendent's Office, I
RlelKh, N. C Nov. lSu?18S3 t
. n , HAIL TRAIN, '
Leaves Ralehrl. ......
Arrives at Weldon ZZTT Z'
leaves Weldon W "
Arrives at RaleM ?S f i'
fast thSouoh rrSSnSn?'
r V'or Portntouatn)
Leaves Raleigh ' 7C0 p
Arrives at Weldon . a' w"
weaves Weldon ZZ iiT M
w Si11 S:4a P. Si
ueaves WeMon r, . ?r
Arrive. i P..i .-"- SSW A. M .
u ?. , eih -e.-wip. m.
Ma I train makes cJum eooaeeffmu al
f?0-
'oiiodl nd flaw LSm .i..,.. ..
more, to ami rT. -n ...-.
"I I MMWIli SI saiitMMasMsjisspey.
North Carolina railroad tn and
poinu son th and southwest, with the Ral
eigh and Augusta Alt -hoe to PayettevUIa,
Hamlet, Charlotte and the south.
H M. M1 i H,
S - , - . '
J.u.u v i.ndck. General
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, 8CU1S .T
-i. uie iu cnect zvov. isia. it
Trains leave
rg (Wa
street depot) aa follows:
rassenger trains, daily .
Freiirhl trains daily ea-
.11
cepi suiioav e.-oo a. mJMmmm
LKA V K WELI01C.
Passeuxertraiu,daJlr-laa n a-M a
i Ertieht trains daily, except
Monday 1:10 p. sa.
Trait, leaving Petersburg at 1:40 p, aa.
stops only at Bel field.
Sleeping cars and first-class coaches ee
on night and day ttains.
No change of cars between WHmlngtea
and Wtfshiuirton.
Throu(rli tickets sold to all astern,
Northern and Southern points, and bag
gage checked through.
Passengers going South will purchase
tick ts and check bairmure at Waahlnaxoa
street depot.
Passengers going north and stopping
at Petersburg, will claim their baggage at
r asnmgion street uepot.
Freight trains on this road are intend.
ed exclusively for fi eight, and no provis
ion is mane on them tor tbe comfort or
convenience of passengers. Persons wh.
travel on these trains are especially noti
fied that the v are liable to delava. incon.
I veniences ana nsu not mciaeut to pae
I Benser train8"
la aj t a .
1 Agems are not reqiurea to open tueU
1 -fficesfor the 82116 of ,lcket tor freight
J trains. North bound freight trains will
K. Ja. SULLY.
Gen. Superintendent.
W. J.BROWN, Dispatcher oftrsins
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG!
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMNEKCINQ SUNDAY. NOV. J8th 1883.
i rams on tnis roaa v, in ran as foUowa
LEAVE KICHMOND SOITH
11:33 A. M. daily, connecting for Norfolk.
naieiKii, u uariesron, savannan and
Florida. Stops at I'rewrv'a Bluff,
Centralis and Chester, Pullman
Bleencr New York to Suvinn.h
2:52 P. M. FAST MAIL, daily, connect.
ing mr onanebton, Savsnnah and
Florida. This train makes do local
stops. Pullman sleeper Washing
ton to Charleston.
8:45 P. M. Express Daily, (except Sunday)
:..)- I X A 1 . .
.j.-.j l . . Auvuuinjouauon, aaiiy.
7:07 A. M. Local freight (except Sunday)
Sunday.)
9:20 A. M. Sunday excursion.
LEAVE PETERSBURG -NOKTHWABD
FKOM APPOMATTOX DEPOT.
4:58 A. M. FAST MAlL. Makes no local
stops, sienper Uharleston to VYasb
Ington.
9:20 A. M. Express daily. ' exeunt Rnn..
5:15 P. M, Mail daily. "
11:30 A. M. Accommodation dally
7:40 A. M. Local lreight, daily (except
o:49 P. M. Throuch frelrht dailr.
Sunday.)
4:00 P. M. S indsy exeursion.
ah uaiiy passenger trams
KSffSSi JJd T
PE ?ST ALI'.Rf.I.BrTO wowpolk
i-ffvc iticiimorii j a. H. dIIr.
Leaw Norfolk 1230 P. M. daily. Anise
Richmond 4:20 P. M.
CLfT u a aa ai. , 1
vu. sajsaaswi trausc inirjaf .