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Tli is powder never varies.-' A - marve
of purity, stientli ai,d w'holei-onieness
Mlufe l economical tlian .ordinary kind
lid cannot be sold in coiiipetition with
lie multitude of low tents, short wefght
- 1 1 1 tn or phosphate powders. Sold only
11 caii 1'V the
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DIRKCTOItY.
STAT K AND OOVEHNMEVT.
. liuvrri". lani.-l G. Fowle. of Wake.
' iljeiiienitiit-iovernor, Thomas M. Holt,
..." i4 Aliiinance.
.S-'-retarv.of State, William L Saunders
t i' cf ';tke.
Ijreaire-r, Donald W Haiti, of Wake. -
' Aui'.iior. George W. sanderlin, Wayne.
-Sui't-riiiteiident of Public Iustructioa,
" Sidney M Finger, of Catawba.
A' roj Tiey General.; Theodore F David-
j sm, of Huncoiuie ; ' : .
st atic b6akdTof ;agkicultjre.
(Vmfy-sioner, , Jol'it llobinson. -Si.
iet.ii v. T K Hruiifr.
tlhemisU Herbert H'Hattle.
Aseiit Immigration ,'1'. M..VUson.
, . H I'UEMEtCOURT. ''
Chief Justice, AV in i II Smith,of Wake.
. Associate 'J; stices.J J Davis, cf Frank-:
i Mi", Aiigusius S Merrimon'f Wake,,
x Janie-i E. Shepherd, of 15eaufort.
I imd Alfonxo C'i jvery, of Hurke.
''( J JUDGES SUPKivIOR COUKT
First District, George II Hrown, of
: Jieaufort. .
Seeimd District, Frederick Philips, of
i Kdg'-combe. -. '
'liiird District, II GXonnor, of Wilson.
Fourth District, Walter Clark, of Wake.
Fifth Distriot. John'A Gilmer. Guilford.
Sjxih District, ET Hoykin, of Sampson,
seventh District, James C, McKae. of
i Cnniberland. :
Eight Distri. t, Ii T Armfield, Iredell,
Ninth 1 M.strict. M F G raves, of Y'aJikin.
Tenth District. John G Hynum, Hurke.
Eleve .i h District, W M Shipp, of Meck
. ( leiiburg. i . V i '', '-'
Twelfth- District, Jame,s H Merrimon,
i? of Huncombe. 0
; UEPI1KSENTATIVES J.N CONGRESS.
senate, Zebulon H .Vance, of Mecklen
burg; Mat W Ransom, of :N"oi th-
natnptoi: . " ' ' I : - ; 4
Jlotiseol Kepreseiitatives, First D.istiict
I Thomas G skinner, ot rerquijnans.
Second District,' II P Cheatham, col.,
I ' of Vauce, - ' , -
Third District, C W MeClammy,Pender
Fourtlt District. B II Hiinn, of Nash.
Fit' tli District, J M Hrower. of Surry.
Sftth Distuct, AirreuVKowiana.
Seventh District. J 8 Henderson, Rowan
Eighth District, W II H Cowles, Wilkes
Ninth District, II G Ewart. Hentlerson
I i COUNTY. . ' '
Sheriff and Treasurer, It T Hodges.
Superior court clerk, G Wilken.'
Register of Deeils, -M F Williamson.
Surveyor, Mayo L Waters.
Coroner, Wm II Gaskins.
Commissioners, Dr W J Hullock, 'ch'm;
! D M Gaskill, F P Hodges, F B
i Hooker, T I Waters. J. H. Small,
Attorney.
Board of Education, P P Wilkinson,
ch'm; P II Johnson, F B Guilford.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
i Kev Nat Harding.
Supt ot Health-, Dr W A Blount.
-;.! ' . . v city. '
Miyor Jno. II. Small, , . '.
CTerk, J A Bu'rgessTy-
Trt Msurer, J H Sparrow.
Chief of Police, M. J. Fowler. ' : "
Ceuncilmen. J II Small, C W Tayloe,
W Z Mt-rton, Jr. CM Hrown, rW J
Cnmipler, A D Peyton, Chas Black-
'i ledge:. &
' j. ' . MAILS. ' . " :
Northern due daily at 8p m. Closes at
10 p m. , j
(irei'iiville, due 12:H0. closes 1:30
North and South side river due daily at
b pm; closes at 6 following mornings,
(fflice Hours, 9 a m to 5 p m.
Morey Cmler.and Registry Department,
, 9 am to 5 p m. G E Buck man, P M.
S. R. Carrow, Asst.
CHl'RCHES.
Methodist, Rev W R Ware, pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday School at 3 p m,
" A W Thomas, Superintendent.
Presbvterian, Rev E -Mack,-, pastor.
Sen-fees every Sunday morning and
night. Sunday School at 3 p m, Jas
L Fowle. .Superintendent. I
: Episcopal. Rev Nat Harding, Rector.
Services every .Sunday morning and
night. Sundavt s. hool at 3 b m. Ed
mund Alexander. Superintendent.
Y.M. C A. meets every '" Thursday
nii'hf. Praver meettntx ever Sunday
at 4 o'clock p. m. II ill over Brown's
Bank. - ,
TE3IPERANCE MKETINGS. '.'
Reform Club, Regular meeting every
Tuesday night at S at Town Hall.
W C T U , Regular meeting every Thurs-
day, 4 p in at Town Hall. .
Club and I'mon I'rayer meeting every
Sunday, in Town Hall at 2 30 p m.
Uai.d of Hope meets every Friday.
- ' LODOl-S.
Orr Lolge, No 104. A F and A M meet
at Masonic Hall'lst and 3rd Tuesday
nights of each month, K S Hoyt,: W
M ; R T Hodges". Sec.
Pluil nix Lodge, No 10. I O O F, meets
every 1st aud 3rd Friday night at
- their hall, C M Brown, N G; W J
Grumpier, Sec 'y.
Washington Lodg No 1,490, Knights
or Honor, meets "1st and 3rd Thurs
day nights at .Odd Fellows' Hall, T
J Car in alt. Dictator; Arthur May-,
; . reporter; J R Ross. F Reporter
IMiieoro Council: No 3, Ameri'-an Le-
s gions of .Honor, meets every 2nd and
' 4th Thursday nights at Odd Fellows'
Hall. (1M Brown, commander;
W M (;herr. collector.
Pamlfen T.odffp. No 715. Kniehts and
I,adies of Hoor. meets 2nd and 4th
Monday nights at Odd Fellows' Hall,
j1 W M Cherry , Protector ; T P Brow n,
-j Secretary.
t Excelsior Dodge, No 31, .0 G C, meets
1st and 2nd Tnesdav night at Odd
Fellows' HalKDr S. T. Nicholsoon
i " commander,Dr H Snell, Secretary
continued fortnewt
.Kev. Air. Mtamburger is aswistinfr
Mr. Ware.
That' dwelling house inst creel
by Mr. E. Peterson, adj jinirg the ri
oenc-ot Mr. W. H.Morton, is one
the prettiest in town.
oiti(? ;;. has posted a notice
n'iit- hitf wholesale groce
l eware cf Frauds:" Go and look'
it. is all right jut the same.
A 54-i)('i!ud rVn k' fish, as fine a.sp
lmt n 01 l;v. Iiiiliv trihe a huvd l-
in these; waters;; was disphned aft
nsn htiii! Mr. J M. (Jaskijl wn Sah
day la
U i hear mat) v oomi.liinctits to Al
1 ". l. i -wi. ih-ar,.
llent Secret
KEFLY TO - "T U LI PS, BY JXO. POOLE..
AVoiimn's Love.
You sav thit' woman's love ls.caught.
Your heart, my friend, has ne'er been (
taught,
10 Know earin s urigiuesr. treasure.
For then that heart,. I'm very -ure,
Could pe er so treacherous prove.
As to revile a thing so pure
Ars woman's priceless love.
If you have thought it valufle-ss,
Because you've f ailed to gain,
Or sued some rival's proud success,
Where you have toiled in vain. ;
If you have urged fruitless prayer,.
Yet for a moment pause,
Be not so hasty to destair,
' You have. mistook the cause.
Search well yckir liefirt. your temper
scan. O
-.Correct thet f aults yon find.
Become a hobje, generous man, '
Of feeling pure and kin 1.
Then prolvdly seek a woman's love,
Be 'teni'frank, Sincere,
You v ill a gushing fountain move,
lo make woU blessed here.
-.; i .
'O'lsav not woman's loVe is bought,"
'Tfs not so mean a thinti !
A holy gift; in incy broviiiht.
r Uton a pitying ang'd's w ing.
The vt eary life of man to cheer. -
To soothe Iris troubled breast .
And on his toilsome journey here, -Siie.done
sweet t-iy of rest.
fF. City Falcon.
HWtHOIlNT S "ELIXIR
OF L 1 fi;
M axi u ms oi' Sept i m i us.
1 . Bask - daily , , for a convenient
time, in whatsoever of sunshine thou
shalt find; and lay in, it the garments
Which thou art about to put on; for
this kind "of liglitjand warmth lias
more virtues than are . seen. In
dark, wintry days, worship firebut
with the lattice of thy chamber ajar,
lest thou shut up an evil demon
along with thee , and he steal away
the centuries of tliy life.
; 2. , Hate not any man nor woman .
Be not angry '.--with mankind, . nor
brute kind, thy neighbor, thy ser
vant, thy horse, or thy dog, saveM
it be that thy blood run at any time?
somewhat cold and torpid, and
thou require anger as a medicament
and the due measure thereof be not
exceeded ; Cast out from thy heart
all passions that seek to rankle there;
for such are a poison, and, more
over, in .deadly fashion against thy
purpose. If. in thy waking mo
ments, or in thy dreams, thou hast
fancies, thoughts, or visions of en-"
mity or .contention with any man
whatsoever strive quietly with thy-.
self, fiist of. all, to forget him.
3. If thy enemy ma- not be th.us
put aside,, and nevertheless the
sacredness of thy repose be utterly
set at -naught by him, take due
counsel with thy self what is reason
able to be done; bethinking thee
that thine own sore trouble is thy
nearest CQncern, and that, in wlfat
ever casei iti is better there should
live one man' in peace than two men
in strife. The . matter being ended
to thy liking, sweep the remem
brance from' thy mind and heart ,
enjoying tlie rest thou hast earned.
4 : Keep thy heart at some fiver
and-seventy throbs in the minute;
else will thy life wear away more
speedlv than art can supply the
waste. Hunk not overmuch. ot high
matters if will make thy resoira
t ion deep and irreijjir.
5. Drink not wine nor strong
drihk, ; nor dfuseate thyself with
ale; taking heed that this, rule is
worthy! in; itself, and worthiest
taken symbolically.
6. -Kiss :no woman if her lips be
red and full; look not upon her if
she be very fair; touch not her
hand with thine if thou perceive thy
finger-tips to thrill with hers. If
thou love her, all is over, and tin-
whole past labor and pains have
been iri.'.-viain. Wherefore, on the
whole matter, flee from woman, and
better cast stones at her from a dis
tance than her close at hand.'.- She
shortened: Adam's days, and will
shorten thine.
7. "Have no friendship nor inter
course with a melancholy man, ; a
passionate. man, a great lover of liis
country, a madly benevolent man,
a misanthrope, or any man whatso-
ever that has lost his balance and, at
according to the degree of his in- j
fluence, will tend to throw thee from
thine. For in! this world we are as
those who dance upon a rope, a
feather casts us on one side or the
f
other. This rule is only for the
first
stages iri
thy progress; , for,
passing onward, thou wilt forget
I that so slight a thing as friendship
ever was. a. toy for thee.
8. Walk at a steady pace, and
count thy pace per diem . Neverthe-
less run and leap and frisk as joyously
as a young kid, but always of set
purpose and to keep thy bodily life
from stagnating in the a pool.
9. Intermingle some decent and
moderate degree of human kindness
and benevolent acts in thy daily life;
for the result, there is reason to
believe, will be a slight, pleasurable
i tintillation of thine own heart, and
thy nature will be wholesomely
and delictated with felicitous self
laudation; and most beneficiaris an
admixture oi such; for all that con
centrates thy thoughts cheerfully
. .
upon thyself '. tends
LU. Ill V 141 Vi aw I
that central principle by the growth
and nourishment whereof thou art
to attain indefinite life.
10. Do not, without special need,
ain' act that ; human prejudices set
down as evil; because such acts, so
called, are apt to have a corrosive
quality, and are unwholesome.
Neither do any act extravagantly,
I good, liecause one such act might be
the seed of others like it, and so cov-
er the whole field of thy life with a
ple, maimed wretches, from persons tute thaf eommittee, the awful pro
in heavy afflicted or extravagant joy fundity and gravity with which
(both being a disease, and of the
same class) from teething and sick-
ly children, turn away thine eyes
nnd thinp ears, esneciallv if there be
m0a kJ..
rcasun i-u uiuu iiwnw ""s"" i
for their easement: for wherein thou
.w tum crond. there is much rea-
0 , ,- --r .
i,., 4. ' K
SOU IO IVHl Hint uy J uoi su muui
i "; u ' ifu' '
thrm flfisT. t.hvself harm. Come not I
near a corpse, for in the presence of
. ,, ,.. (i i .i 'I
death life oozes insensibly through
the pores of the skin
. . I . I
IO At fonvmnunt t me tak tl(r
wholesome infants into' thine arms,
as if to kiss and embrace (thereby
gaining their foolish mother's good
will,) drink in their breath, which
is special good to renew thy flagging
life. Ilowbeit, beget not. children
for such purpose: it is. buying the
drug at too -costly a price. Like
wise, take a morning draught of the
breath of buxom maidens, so it can
be done without unsuitable commo
tion, andi solely as a medicinal drug;
also, if the above drug be hot con
venient, the breath of cows, as they
return from rich pasture, is very
good, and pleasant to take.
13. Eat no spiced meats.
14. Practise thyself in a certain
continual smile; for the outward as
pect of benignity shall tend to com
pose thy entire frame of being and
keep thee from much wear.
15. Search not thy; head nor thy
beard to see
f V. Vvv mrrn r haiio
u:5 , " ' """"
lurking amidst the brown ones;
iast tne Drown ones,
scruimiite not tiiy iuicucu m H""
J
: " . 4 I . . . . . V. . i4 ,n .nAof
of wrinkles,
.w 1 1 nnrnara if tliv
UUI v
eyes for the
lorows-feet. Such marks
- i . . . ,
- -
of tune, being overvlookea, are tne tipn ofj Cue ; fellow-citizens fail to signed. The work promises to be
more likely to disappear; being enjoy. j It may not be the proper ODe of the most popular ever pub
gazed at and made much of, they gtep. ihere may a tetter step, Hshed, and those desiring to can
take heart ami increase.
17. Desire nothing too fervently,
not even life itself; yet keep thy
gripe upon the possession , of life
mightily, quietly, unshakably; for
so long as thou art really, in the
mind to live, Death nor all his force
,.v u! :,t tik
Sliau nave iJUYvct itsiuuDu vncc.
. j . . .. , '
die, finally die, because tney cnoose
not the toil and torment or strug-
gling longer with lime ior mere
handfuls of moments. Iut to thee,
under wise guidance, the struggle
shall be as i a stron" man with a
child.
17. Walk not beneath old tot
tering walls, nor' stand underneath a
great stone as the builders, crane it
aloft, nor approach a precipice's
edge, nor v oy age at sea , n or con
front the lightning, nor cross a
swollen river, nor ride an ill-broken
steed, nor offer thy , bosom to the
stroke of sword, the stab of dagger,
or the shot of arrow, nor thy head
these are apt to be deadly , and are
hateful and horrible, as making all
good rules of no effect. By them
the wise may die, even as the fool
dieth.
18. Say
thy prayers at bedtime,
so thou desirest
ciuietfr sleep.
thereby to gain the
Yet forget them,
3
thy convenience; they are super
fluous, and yet more life
19. Change; thy shirt daily, or
hourly, if need be; thereby thou
flingest off yesterday's decay and
imbibest the freshness of the morn-
l
ing's life; which, moreover, thou
9halt assist with smelling to roses,
and all manner of fragrant flowers,
with thejdeV yet on them. To no
other end were flowers created than
with their sweet breath to eke out
man's lie allittle longer
Senator Vance's Badiaage.
I -'- '
The Senate, as in Committee of
the Whole, resumed the consider
tion of the ;bill (S. I.) to declare un
lawful trusts and combinations in
restraint of; trade and production.
Mr. Georere. Mr. President the
wish has been expressed in my hear
ing by several Senators that this bill
and the jvaijious amendments which
have been offered to it, and which
are proposed to be offered shall be
referred toi the Committee on the
Judiciary, j I concur in the proprie-
ty of that course, l snau mate
- , , , ,
that motion and do now make it,
and on that I ask the indulgence of
the Senateo state some reasons why
that course should be pursued.
Mr, Vance. Mr. President,
never have a bill in which I feel any
interest referred to this grand mau
soleum of s Senatorial literature, the
Judiciarv Committee .without feel
U I
. . , , y attende(i a funerai.
This is no. exception to
thftt feg. . The grand air of
rounds those gentlemen who consfi-
they are enveloped, naturally tend
to produce a funereal impression up-
on a senous mind, and the whole at-
mn,LJcaama -f'm. ani .it.ii
. . . ,
me strainsoi tnai iammar oiu iiyinit: i
i; j- '
"ti?''1 "V!.uJ- Buuu '
jiin ears aiienu nio cry.
ltvljnrmn .ml thP orminfl
. m,, o i-
Where your bills must shortly lie.
- : I
ILauo'hter.l
.. . , . I
ppt vprr -well -whPTl a nl
1 recollect very well when a Dili
was passed through this body for-
Kwllinrr V10 nmnlnrniont. fif nnv
'""S : J
senator on- Keoreseniauve as counsel -
for any, railroad which had been sub
sidized1 Tby the Government . We
all thought it was a mighty good
bill and a mighty proper one, and so
thouglit the Senate; but a motion to
reconsider was made. The question
was discussed, and it was finally
proposed) to refer it to the Judiciary
Committee.: On that occasion I
bade my j friend farewell. I was
promised however, that it should
come back. It did come back, but,
alas, it did not come back in the
same body in which it went. It was
Greece i)ut living Greece no more.
It came back mangled and mutilated
until its parent knew it not and dis
claimed its paternity.
Laughter.
Mr President j I feel an interest
"it
in this bill
I feel that one class
pf the community in this American
country? of ours has not partaken of
I II .. .....
the general prosperity which the
countrf has eni oyed for the last
I i ,
twonti ivr A' tpn hsw hifn ta-
twenty pears, a step nas oeen ta
I . ...... !
ken to remove some or the obstruc-
.. L i 1.: i .:u
uons mis orosperiiv wnicu a por-
i i - - -
but it is a rginning, at all events,
Mr. President, I think if it were
not sjq late in the evening and the
Senate! would give me its patient
attention that I could demonstrate
I the faet that if a man desired to go
to any given point he must start,
ikUha iiBvnr w.uiM irt there
i om. " " - --
.-i! 'j-. a:a nnA mv
unu aue. u u.u
opiu-
u. --ff - - -
" uls,uu wtu.wa r
press a large portion of the Amen
can people so long as we consign
all o
our bantlings to the foster-
iug care of the Judiciary Commit-
tee.
that
1 say it with due respect; to
great committee, of course. I
am a man too cautious of my per
sonal safety to desire to do any-
thing that would bring upon me
the enmity or the disregard of that
august body.
fLattghter.1 ;
a 'if it is.the determination of
tQ- to send this bill to the
Judiciary Committee, to deliver
LQe child f nature to the persons
havj,Be most interest in its death.
8nan have sorrowfully to submit
mygeif to that state of things, but
I hope I may be pardoned for say-
ing; that I feel as good as we are
I if - ....
given to understand the Apostle
Paul felt when he took leave of the
eldera at Enhesus. Having told I A
them that, h shnnhl denart, from
-
them never more to return, the rec.
ord 8ay: "They all wept sore and
fell on Paul's neck, sorro wing most
of all for the words which he spake
that they should see his face no
more.". I am satisfied sir, that
when this bill does come baek it
will be so multilated, that it will
nave everything that can possibly
ue oi any Denenc io iue people oi
this country so entirely eliminated
J j : a. ji a. a. i : l c I
r.u erauicateu, uiai it win lor
practical purposes not be worth the
nQnAp t ti af. i f- id wri Man n nnn n t
Vuv ' s- " , uv
the country will so accept it. The
country knows the receptacle where
we deposit our dead by this time,
We can no longer hope to conceal
them. ,
I heard of a Senator who once
occupied a seat in this body who
i .l.i.. I . . :n. .1 .
uoasieu Luai ue was no ujuh-huu
cider man, that he was a man of
decision on all subjects. Said he
'When a question comes up before
me I either vote for it or vote
against it, or I squat like a man."
Laughter.
mr x lesmeuL, mo Wuun y u
c "n : .1 . .u . i I
found out that when we desire the
death of a bill and are not particu
larly anxious to put ourselves on
record . as having ,directly strick
en the t)low which caused the de
raise, we refer it 'to the Judiciary
Committee riauarherl!where itsleetis
the last sleen known to the litera
I.IIH 1 HN li Minmi HIIIIW I 1,11 ' I I K II ,kix-
ture of this Senate.
Ti.a dUP natnr TnWoliu
gaj(. '
Although I am a member a( the
Committee on the Uudicarv, and
ought to have risen iand protested
ncrainat the exnniaite humor and
b idinacrp of the sneec.h of the Sen-
ator from North Carolina TMr'
Vauce. yesterday, and although a
similar matter has been referred to
that committee, 1 ventured to ex
nress the hooe that after haviner
"
bad four days ot debate, four days
ae.oeraiea ana maiurea, wim ine
.
llDt at IdSC UaWniUg, SOme PrOg-
"
ress niade, something done, we are
. . . . ' i I
not to oe ioiu luat an tuis is io go
f, n,,l,f nn,I H,f ihnKill idt K I
iui.uauBuiuu tunn iuoui i ioui r,v,v'J t v v. . vv.v. v-w
-s :...l.i:lLAi,'
cominitteu tor mriuer lucuuaiiun
to the Uommittee on tue Juaicia-
I ask that that motion may
no; prevail ana give notice
that
when the bill is reported tq the
oenaic i un acik jw jea uuu
nay vote upon it concurring in the
amendments that were made, be
ginning with that ot the Senator
from South Carolina, and proceed-
in? to those snbsa uentl v offered
by other Senators.
Life of Jeff Davis.
M any Lives, Histories or Biog
rapbies ot the late Jefferson Davis,
purporting to be written by Mrs,
Jefferson Davis, are being adver
tised throughout the country. The
only genuine work of the kind ev
er written by Mrs. Jefferson Da
vis is that to be published by Bel
ford Company, 18-22 East 18th St.,
New York, entitled "Jefferson Da
vis. Ex President of the Confeder-
ate State8: A memoir by his wife."
fu- -t, iimi- n,-r
I O
thorship of Mrs. Jefferson Davis
mnat ni.Maaarlv h ininrinn. t
I J
i it j i mi. 1
her personally and pecuniarily. The
hnnlr i sold hv HiibRnrintior.: and
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trritnrv n hoincr ramdh aa
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vass for it should apply at once to
the publishers, who will furnish
circulars and information
,: Happy Hoosiers.
I Wm,. Tlmmons, postmaster of Ida
yille. Ind., writes : "Electric Bitters
has done morel or me than all other
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medicine combined, for' that bad feel?
glnB from kidney-Mid liver. ta
ble.", " .
JohQ farmer Btockman
. vwt.rI
Bitter to de the best kidney and Liver
me,lic-in(S made roe feel like a new
man."
j. Wj Gardner, hardware merchant I
Bame town, says : Electric Bitters I s
just the thing for a man who is all runi
down and don't care whether he lives
or dies; he found new strength, good
appetite and felt just like he had a
new lease on life." D. N. Bosrartfs,
45tl
It is stated that while it has been
a current beliei that only about fif-
ty thousand negroes have left the
State during the last fliteen months
the real number who have depar
I ted will exceed seventy thousand.
The causes of the exodus are really
only two in number. 1st, The
short crops. 2nd. The persuasions
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ot the labor? agents, in ere are no
politics in the m
I pression.'
atter and no top-
PETRIFIED CATHOLIC
PRIEST.
Laborers Discover the Body of
a Missionary Killed in the
17th Century.
While breaking new ground for a
farm on the left bank of the Arkan
sas half a mile from Boon ville, the
laborers exhumed on the 6th the
petrinea ooay oi a man," ciotnea in
the habit of a Roman Catholic priest,
m. . . I
me aress ana shoes ana nose naa l
also become stone, and the figure
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migat uave passeu lor lut cunning
handiwork of some great master of
8CuiDtUre. The two hands were
clasped about an ivory crucifix,
which hung from a rosary suspend-
CU aUVUU Li lit UCIVf n UilV VLIV I
of an arrow still protuding from the
breast told the story of how the
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wortv father met his death: and the
fact, so plain to be seen, that the
body was hastily buried without
coffin, and grave unmarked by the
smaiiest token, showed that he and
his brethren or some faithful friend
were fleeimr from the Indians when
fae wag killed.
The petrified body was removed
to the Church of the Annunciation.
where it is now bein- visited bv
crowds from all over the county,
and whence it will shortly be given
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Christian burial in consecrated
8nd by the priest here
The
face is ?hftt of a young man of refin
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and intellectual features, and the
hands and feet are of elegant pro
portions. Those who profess to
know declare that his shoes are of a
fashion worn in the latter part of
the seventeenth century, at which
time, as is well know, a devoted
Spanish missionar visited this
country for the purpose of con ver
ting the Indians
They Got Away With the Fac
ulty.
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' IVAllliit, JJI. v.., Aprn 1. lOflfi
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cial One of the best pratical
1 I
juca5ci pijru smueuw cum
nldtftlu naralT7orl Proeidonr. TTrklli.
j uv. c cumc mipui iiuicb-
sors as me otaie Agncuuurai. ana
Mechanical College here to day. I
aois morning wnen tne DreaRtasc
1 il l
,e" ran8 noc a oaeni; appeareu
-
DOC one cooiatie lound, nor were
in th? college; grbundn
"" .."hi-bj .
Ultv- uisappearaucc was ao-
80lute- 1 neir whereabouts a mys
tery. This afternoon it was dis
covered that' "before daylight they
had left the college in the quietest
manner and bad gone to Cary, a
town ten miles from here. There
they remained all day, and at noon
had a parade with banner and mu-
sic. The lacuity had a day of leis
nre and were very heartily rattled
at the first of April joke, of which in? with a spirited mule. At diu
they were made such complete vie ner time Allen unhooked the mule
tims.
Better Than the Presidency.
Ex President Cleveland has had
more law business thrust upon
since he took an office in New
York than he could attend to. He
has refused some very remunera-
tive business because it was of
Mich a character that nolitical c.n-
ital would have been made of .it.
He declined the position of conn
sell to one of the largest life insu
rance companies in America. A
fair estimate of his present income
is $25,000 a year. He miht easl-
ly make four times-that. He does
not appear in court at all.
xveumrao.c xveseue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield,
111.. makes the statemet that she'eauffht
coid, wh,ch settled on her lungs; she
w treated for a month by her' family
nhysican. but grew worse. He told
h she was a hopeless victim of con
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her duggist suggested Dr
King's New Discovery for coqsump
t i rvn Kim Iwi i rrli t a twtrl .tnrl tn ViAr
deliehtffound herself benefited from
af.'
ter taking ten bottles, found herself
Round and well, now does her own
housework and is as well as she ever
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was. Trial bottles free at D. N. Bo-
gart a.
To-morrow was the day appoin
ted for the banging of Jesse Brown
colored at Newberne. He was con
victed of the murderjof Flora Ann
Harris last Summer by drowning
her in the river. The County. Com
missioners signed a petition that
the death sentence be commuted,
The Governor commuted the sen-
tence to life imprisonment.
Do you take the Gazette.
WHEitE WOMEN CARRY
ELECTION'S.
Features ofthe Municipipal Con-
tests; in the Fourtli-
S1SS
iKansiis Towns.
KANs CITY, Mo, April 9
Municipal elections were held
througbout Kansas iu cities of the
fourth class Monday. Reports
irora several of these cities iudi-
cate thatthe women who are al
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lowed oy law to vote at the citv
election' cast about it wo filth of
I. . L mi i .
iue vuitns. xuey naa no canuiaates
in the! field of their own
sex. butallied themselves ffpnprallv
with one of or the other of the nar-
ties m the contest,
IVVV.IOU O) . TLC?m.fhlKJJC)9 ItlQl
ye irthei women ran a full citv tick-
et and elected it. At the present
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eieutaiu; iue women aecuneu to
run for te election. They said they
had placed the city's affairs in
Kood condition and were willing to
let the men try and keep them so.
'ihey wpiked at the polls to day
and carried the election for the
successful ticket.
HiDGEETON, Kan., Apnl 8. -Af
lcr y ux3 U1 lu mo8b uou conwsieu
campaigns ever known here, the
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llvKe' was eiectea yester-
day as follows : Mayor, Mrs. W.
H. Kelley; Police Judge, Mrs. Thos.
Greer; jCouncilImen, Mrs. S. F. Ew
art, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Holden,
Mrs. IJat B-ss and Mrs. Brown.
N. C. Items,
The
sock factory at Tarboro
supply the demand they
cannotj
have for their goods. .
A new Baptist church is being
erected on one of the most desira
ble lots in Tarboro.
There are only two ex-con feJer-
ate ''camps" in the State, the far
gest being 'Thomas Ruffian Camp,
at Goidsboro."
Judge Gilliam, who has been in
. uiNl i . , P .. .
eebl health Tor some time, is much
. i . .
improved. The-Judge is a gentle -
maQ OI Old SChOOi.
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Aicnucnir, uuu. v . i. wise.
win aenver ine memorial address
on the 10 th of May, and Gen. C.
A, battle win oe the chiel mar-
8hal.
Henry Alston (col.) who was
8tabhed and killed in Durham on
Sundy night, formerly lived in
Raleigh, and was ! something of a
notorjU8 character.
The Second Eegimeut of the
North Carolina State Guards, and
Colonel Jones and staff, have been
invited to attend the unveiling of
uc "m
291 D' of at K,cbmona-
James Allen, (col.) met with a
norrioie death on a plantation in
Granville county. He was plough
from; the plough and hung the
trace-chains 'over the bames and
thus; formed stirrups. Wnen he at
tempted to get on the mule with
one Soot in the Chain the mule
dashed off. Allen did not succeed
m mounting, but caught his loot
" the chains, and the the male, in
wild run, completely beat Allan's
bead and body into a jelly against
8tumPs and stones. Virginian.
Thi
President Warned Against
Quay's Methods. -
Philadelphia, Pa., April 10.
MrJ II. C.Lee, the prominent ad
VOcate 0f Civil Service Reform, has
addressed an open letter to Presi
dent Harrison, in which he warns
the; president against tne metnous
f fiAnoSki flnar T'liA PpaaiilAtlf.
jg warQea that hia di(,regsird
of his Civil Service Reform prom i-
ses will result in the defeat of the
republican party at the next Presi
dentlal election
A Queer Way of Testing the
Efficacy of Poison. .
Chicaoo, HI., April 10. Emma
Starke, alias Mamie Starr, arrested
for! noisonin&r Mr. Newman's fain
ily in En gle wood last week, has
made a full confession, one said
i r
she put the poison in the corn to
8ee what effect it would have on
others, so she could be sure of sue
cesM in an effort to commit suicide
.Don't give up. there is a cure for
catarrh and cold in the head. 1 hous-
and testily that Ely's cream Bairn nas
entirely cured them, it is a saie ana
I pleasant remedy. It is applied Into the
nuHLniB. ii is now a iiuuiu i u.
It cures by cleansing and healing. 50 c.
Soueht for the last hundred year, A
remedy for catarrh, hay fever and cold
in! the head found at last in Ely's
Cream Balm. Safe and pleasant to use
and easily appuded isto the nostrils. 1 1
eives relief at once and a thorough
treatment postively ctjres. 45t2
PROrESSIQiiAL AHD BUSINESS CARDS
JJ0TEL M Kit HI AM,
WASHINGTON, N. C
First class ; accouimixlalions for La '
dies. Cars leave Hotel 0 a. in.; arrive 9
p. m. Through to. New York in 24
hours. Up-river steamers stop at the
Hotel. - . - , j
Headquarters for Hunters: liest shoot
ing in Jsorth Carolina. Hogs and horses
furnished. '--Ticket oflice iiiid Kxpress
otlice in the Hotel. Telegram for room.
o. su. oi.nniA.u, rioprietor.. ;
the ouxu.v i
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WlLklNGTON, N. C. , .
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ppoiuted Hotel m the -. Ma
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gW I XI) ELL HOTEL,
SWAN qUAUTEU, N. b. i
AV.B. Swindell, I'rop'r.
Kelilted ami lef urnished. Be-t Klutel
in Hyde county, iahle well; supptt.
Servants-' attentive. In ei) way
better prepared to accouiuiodaie iho
public than ever before. 'nu2tlf i
gDMUM) ALKXAMJKR,
ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW AND !
KEAL ESTATE AG EX 1
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Will be at Aurora every 1st and 3rd '
Wednesday nights, and at Pantego evmy
2nd and 4th VV ednesday nights.
novl5 ly I
B. PENDEB, :
TONSOIUAH AltriST, J
MAIN ST., WASHINGTON, N. C. :
Dibble's Old Stand.
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Z. MORTON, JR.," 1
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WASHINGTON, N. C.
Will practice in the Courts of the
District and in Martin county. j
Special attention given to the collec
tion of claims aud couveyaueing.
ST Otlice formerly occupied by the
late O. L . Hill."
B
AN KING HOUSE
-OF
BROYK
C. M.
MAIN STREET, WASHINGTON, N. C.
Collections solicited and; remittance
made promptly. j '-..'
Exchange bought and sold.
J.J0TEL ALBEKT. V
NEW BERNE, n O.
All the Modern Conveniences.
i
JHE KING HOUSE,
.GREEN VILLE, N;. C.
MES. SHERIFF KING, PBOPTTKKS8
Pleasantly situated fii business part of
the city. Large addition to buildings.
.Every conitort the Traveling Public can
wish. I he best table upmarket wH
afford. Stop at the King House, and
you will Stop Again. j
JSAAC A. SUGG,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAVV,
i
Late of Rodman, Sugg fc James.
''"' ' '','
. GKEEN VILLE, Ni C.
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Office old stand of Rodman, Sumr &
J ames. W ill attend the Courts of Greene
and Beaufort counties Practices in
State and federal Courts. I
MEEICAN HOUSE,
WINDSOK, N.
Free hack at all steamers. Telegraph
office attached. Livery stables. Give
us a call when passing! through or
stopping at Windsor, and if you dout
have a good tune and want, to go there
again the gray mule is yours.
J. K. MOODY. Prop.
J H. SMAJiL,
ATTORNEY-AT
LAW,
WASHINGTON, N.
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I)M UN D SON'S ;
NEAV EUROPEAN HOTEL,
GOLDSBOEO, N. C.
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American and European'Plan. Wait
ing rooms free. Porters meet-, every
train. Baggage handled free.
gAY VIEW HpTKL, j
' EDENTON, S. v'..
Terms Reasonable. H&ck meets every
train and boat. No charge for .convey
ance. -..v.,.
S.
T. BECK WITH,
ATTORNEYrAT-LAW,
Wasiuxoton, X. C.
Feb. 6, W.
A SPECIALIST PHYSlblAN SINCE
1849 in the diseases and weakness
of men mails a book free, giving the
remedies which cure hopeless and
abandoned sufferers privately at home.
Address Specialist, room A, 54 Jteade
street, corner Broadway, New York.
Oct31,'S9. ;
Typewriting!
All persons wishing jany kind of
writing : executed in the neatest
manner, by the "Remington Stand
ard Typewriter," are hereby inform
ed that they can haVe it done at
reasonable charges byi applying to
JOHN A. ARTHUR, at Mr. E. S.
Simmons' office, Market street,
Washington, North Carolina. Guar
antee satisfaction.
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