THE JOURN AI
U- s. cat.
StTW BERN E . S
tor SlIK.liHA n
Southern ipio.st or.
Whr don't t tie y . r
lijka.-w mittr- w
4 '.iroiina 1
TiUk Iif(J Ki ' 'i . . ll- l' 1 .1. i:-
tin Troilx! ion i hikIm'. ;. lb-- P .
Dp. ijii miki. ! drinking it a
juid whiskey. The i ''no.ri n i'i
riwirfiai offers to prove
the rh.trge or hirf.-" fJ'' The
Porto" diolini no chadernro. The
brmu'h betweeu the lepubbcaii
ni Prohibition i-st-s is widening anil
IIoADLY'S ehanoo for Cmverror
ar UMprovinjf
Ttni Bichtnond trw; y rt little
WHr iusoleot cavalry doing, anil i (
Jutfif i. Wl3K nd his in f ur-try will
Uave 4 wJk ovr." It. us strange
tb4 the Deniocriit can't w tlie '
srriof f tblr ways jd stop aidmg
WDR. Krt thiug that annoy the i
Ui; m ma ant tn h th thine
7; , , 7 "
to ui in tb elct.on of it. can -
tluUte. Wo think ,i'lT S. W tsE
w beU?n.
' : : .
TUB tobacco fever is r.iing Hjjain
-w.., r.n, fm,r, and
... . . t
fiwlBlIy working iU my Kiwt. I
. . 1
Several yeare ago tui) wine lever
Dror OW. ana exK'uaeii a i.r r.i
a.4 TJern. ItlaattHl aboot two I
yean and sa bawled, leaTing larfre
baxna aboatonthe plantations in
which the pUnUm werv curd of
the Barer. We Lop it will not
rrnah rrn thiii ti -' attended
by better reanlts than before.
Xu uwrgia urgmiaiuio is nn ,
cning the liailroad Commisstou ,
bilk A bill repealing the arbitrary j
power of the commission and giv
ing the railroad the right to make I
their 0n rates hrv passed the Sen
at. by a vote of twenty four to four
tp. T7eie wivs - considerable
tit-man T ia North Carolina n few
year cv fr a .similar cimmi.-ior.
reip8;T"edld well to w-:t the ex
(tericorat of iieorgiA.
XBSSa rofinern of Cab for una
lijve belli weetmg and agrtvd to
ailtfiiO the icice of sugar one cent.
It tnek Chreo mMtingx, however, to
gwt ' lt dowu to one cent. At tbe
first' Meeiing they agreed to d
rann two cents per pound, at the
neoontl H and the third thej, con
cludud an advince of one ctut over
the New York once waa safUcieot.
Their oWec? in to keep eaatern i ro' ,v ea lTvm r. ia i -agar
oat of their market, but tbe waterprool Uok or robe and a
Yankee will find a way to get it : -'d was worn by
thai and ander,ell them yet j 'v.s as. dtsgu, at the
- .i i , 1 time of Id' cap'nrc The n old
!JfVStrtrille Landmark objects says editorially:
to hViniTinz oonvict labor in conipe-
titfctf with free skilled labor. This
ii a. ooation that has been agitated
in toffiw of the Northern States for a
nuber of years. The making and
abtppiag of ahot from oar State
lealtentiary calU forth the protest
froM th iMdmarti but the skdlol
labor tn North Carolina is so .scarce
it will be maoy years before auy
' serious objection can be waged
againat oar oonvicts being em ployed
iaihe manafacture of shoeo. Put
we agree with the Landmark that
erery available convict should be
employed ia building railroads, dig
ging canals and making good pub
lic road through tbe country
TBX Dnrham Reporter state.
that Messrs- IIaeris & Bsc., oi
Milton haul their goods from
Frankliatott, a distance of eight
ailee orer th roughest road with
a 24 horse power engine. Several
attempts were made many years
ago to introduce the road steamer,
ia the vicinity of Fiyetterille, we
believe, but it did not succeed. Put
If ih above rport true it seems
tkaX tl nractic-bilit of the idea is
not yeC altogether a'.wndontHl.
There is a fortune in store for the
mil who will inveut a steamer that
CM travel oar dnt roads :i:d dr.tw
in the products from
borbood.
The New York H vrU, though
professing to Ih. a staunch Demo
erotic journal, is rsis.ng a row a'x-'tP
the tarning oat ot Capt. I'.'' n
from the position of We:g ..-r ,:i be
BcookJyn Dustno', . Pep'..', a:
who had beUl (the -'.. i. : - -.
teen yearn, and putti-.-.g i rr
ia bta pl.vcc. It ti.e 1 n. -t -r
piimUKl w iieti-.'i'.ii'i'a :.:. .:.b
rapt, then the U'"r :' ' ." '
The the '?- -"gi". ' -
the very sensible grouti-l '. . v
publlCilU tl',.1 h i.- eve -. V ' - X
hen ear- .--ug ' - .-. :
for : go'! Dent - r -." . - 1
tiie iSkii'i lemT.icj. .:. ' a , 1
i.aiander than th it 1 :' ;!
TlIT.I-K 34-mS to '.V '.-I'-.K'ie
Nf Tori ("ust.-m Hr ;-c :r. r
to the upprat -c:unf :' :mt
piinb. The an s-r ur- "o""; '
the establishment : . S'a: 1
br court, f'T P.e pi;-;-e
prai.-ing th.e.r f.--:-. : :i,
the are exclude''. T ..- :
taken bv lie ' . - hi fo
1 ii the matter - - : ' . : . '
that great tn;':' . - : '
jHrter-, and tin" N,.i
able article .1;". "- '
to correct ::. i ' ' - r'.-nx-t
t:v mauv 1 bfl.-es :. 1; - l
llou.e. Scre-a-
hve overdone
il IV" 11. if h
prou.pt ai d '.
. en.u". . r
1 he iiiip'rt-'i' :.
r.ii"U of ii'H' '
txvag cheati-l
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thost mat
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tor t-f (M-t.
Now h :ior i It-1 . 1 1 .
t iii'M' coin tots .in.! i it
up a t.imi ..u : !n se
a i pi ad u T
' and clear
r:ch lands.
beared
.pi id .0 twenty
h i : i tnd 'mrrels
ind rtce ii. pro-
5mr.ld tiro-ilu a- a
,1t-0 ,ril ,ic j.
)0.tU)D. a sMbnd oi
nro,ace enough to fee
liity could
and cloth
tie
-l,l.. lumitunnirv .t.,,.,
- . . - i e , .
eiuruaui wun u,e ou,,,,, u.
is.,.(1 ll(,uU1 to sonic extent P
- tljl, s i:llf )n,;n.'HH (innciple
.he . mid t n cond'a-t mg thetr o wn
iatfu.rs. I, there a .nlc .".,e uf the
'
P.tentlary authorities, who. own-
H'k; lUOOSaiia.s oi crc oi ric
, , .
f e r 1 1 e land.-, wotnd Lio and
ease
his iieifulxir's ! ii Kit land- nd let
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nars and
"
Ul. U ll I ' '
buhes
can i-e maintained
The con a
ad cheap, it not c!ie,ipvr, in the K.ust
at
pAleigh.
i Another v,' of tt:e matte; is,
' the clea ri n g ot a if hundred acres
! of the lands w.H c.nise t hoii.-atnl.- '
bo sold and drought :,to , ai-, ation.
thus ina;eriail s iddiag to .,iii -can
t pnbbi: -i hixil flllld-. I 1..W the
mthorHi-s fully made up their
m'nds thit Hi.-.-.' i.n d- bl ncvei
b- wor'ii .en iliin to i tie State?
I f so. w hy not ib cl i re : hem u b
ir: to en: i without iharge.
If t !ie Sfate is goin g t run a eon
vie' f inn let Iter do it on
lands.
he! OW!
IT 1KEM () ! 1KR V HIT, DIKKFV-
M
A W sh,a;tpn corre-pondeiit ot
the New Yoik nrl,i pnblishes
what purports to Ik- the oQielid re
port of Lieut Col. Pbitchaed. the
officer in commaud the troops
whicti captured J EKKKttsi ' Davis,
to show thit f, Davis, ws dis
guistl at Hii- Mine of hi capture.
This rv;irt as that PBITfH AK D
,.- . w i, ........
The quiwioB u to whether Jittiusiin
Da vrs u m dingutw at the time of hi
capturi- will prsbably over tw ftUed.
The rvcenc sUtement from Mr. Davis;
hai induced World cor respond en t to
loi.k up th official rvport on Hie in
Washington. md by the offloer to
rhotn Mr. Davjs surn-udered. Aooord
inx to Un iitticil declaration Mr. Da
vis wu not clad at th time of hes cap
ture ir. raJmssnt aitoceth"" beeofning the
dignity oi hintlauou. Hut what ditler
onc doe it make.'
It Mr. Davis bus -ai ways denied
the charge with great vehemence'
as this correspondent state8,then it
makea a great difference. The
Southern people have always re
garded Mr. Davis m man of
If he
honor, integrity and truth
. ai ti rt
in r v a it)
t '. :; '
Y --lie T 1 I
. 'A- '
thought it ueoewarv to JiRU"e not pay lhe a,lv;im.; lW;il,j tl,
himel( in order to escaie capture j COuraging New York news. 1 he
by the Federal troois, his friends j factors finally accepted the uib r
wiil regret that he has vehemently based on later quotation Pec. u,--Hi1
If W .nrmis,. however J balf- . SUK'k 0n h',ni1 -S'''V-
. r.,. , ra
- 11 -" 1 - - '' -
port on record as that alluded to
bv this correspondent, it ih not in
amlarice with the facts in the
co.se. Perhaps it will now become
necwarT for Mn. Davis to speak
on the snbject.
j THK EU't I'ttOl' Is 0 it r ll I Ui)
1 LIN
' A orre.-i-u.deir :., t mcto
: natf. F.;ui - ha.- t-eet. rtf.ug uj
N'Tth ( An ! n ,. a:,d :: d.H-. :tu
j nicely, but a e tti.tnv ' '- n.-.-t.iKe::
very neigh 1 :n his estimate ot the r:ce crop. , .-napingof legislation Mr ( .ub
j which he puts down at ".inhi, ink) re election isp ractiead.v a-.-u
vv ,.,.- ..... ,, ..a,.,.' W;" appoi:.: M : Piind.
1
at hand
am i : :. t of :
ti'.at more t
rice :n hi
4' New i-e
- ,,..:.' :
'.;... .n fro
exact
k now-
ids ol
.Hi .on- .'' p. 'in,
r 'tig!: - w i re ti: ark
a- a,, :. e ia-t -e i.-4 :
iiiii: u in s: Mm i: if."'
. : N.-w a . ::
, re :- graN e
--er ' a'e 1 'olli
great er a bi:
Pi the p.n 1
the readers . d
ttid deetr;:.' s
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d : r.e.t 1 )' :n
-hovld fiH'i-: to
hi-:; defeat l.i-'
a- to tlif depart
men'. -fraud
a ; 'A a-ih: n g'oit
e detected ii :
I W ('.III
record -
without m.ik-ng reunn and
ir.g new iie-n :;i '"' over
o"k-' I : h;nk then- -h- id I
k -:g ol : he aeconnt.-. '
M III. ( lNTi: UT
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y liiiiijit'x'iiin c Mu t-ri.
of m .1 : 1 c 1 ii t r.iots. 1 ;
Ii
; r ii.-.-i i'. mt
1 ,
: s ample ' i m'i'Ii ri t
' .it ,i l.i r.itr .i ;t ran i
s.-r :
Itifei
i
i h ' r t r ' i ; i 1 1 . I'1!.' :!
. :i; . nn.ii' 1 1 "In- i ;i no i
mil i :i.'"i. i n .cm'. ..i ; In .
HH-nioii-lii mti tiirr
i ii.iblin llio c.'iHr.ii tur (
m i K'
ihnI tiling otil of Ins en t lire. I."!
t he coiitraeUs In1 aw.irdc I t" the'
n. one bidders, ,wm1 I he dealer- in ;
thixcontmel, mimJ mt iett nip imsi .
n ess can Ik el)t Jiome to die; x, j
t.iUf.
tii r cirrru km km
Vn.ni fln..i ; . ' -A
very dull, imsat i-l.n t.n m.ii
ket lor f.Uiirw mini "ii the coiton
exi'hane during the week. l'he
laek of MiK'oulat'.s e inleri '. .o'de 1
ro the cm p.irat ; ve .,i,si ti.e ,; an
new pnco uio in a; teat are. pre, hilled
an kfreat .ictivit in :n;i;res. 1 tie
range ol VHllles in eonseipielice
V e r V I1VS t T I C tO' 1 , .111
hi
ilurni
saJert wW sm.UIcr man
u-t week.
Xhe wenkne oJ lio silver mark, t .
llIlt, lt., 1ffoct U(K)11 L,verp.Mil, was
probablvtho most put.-nt oiinllu
encos brought tn bear. Tins, how
over, did not cause the market to
sliow an v decided bent toward lower
S,..,t,mlHM- d.-livery closed
tins week at U.b.sV., against 0 o-lc.
htst week. Spots wt-re in quite
active iiem.mil consider! 11 g me con
d it ton of th.
dition of the market, but values r.
maineil stead at lo 1 1 r, ' ..r mi
d b.n g upland-.
The total futuie saie- th.s week
were 'Job .SH) tiales, against J.s.s.jm
iule.-. last week. .-poi sales amouni
ed to bales, against b.loo
bales lat week.
Deli verie.-. on contract weic 4''i
!iales. against ii.."ilH bales l.Vst week.
1" tn- receipt.- at ports ; hi- u ,
we re SJ.7ll( bales. .Igaill-t ."...,'' lb
bale- iast week, and ,-o..,i,s b lie- 'be
.-ame w ei k las' ear.
rt- -i .
i '
In del
,i,.r.' li;o.4'J7 bales, .igiinst 1'',171
hairs tor t he same r nn
ist r.ir
The tollowmg comparttiM- tig
1 r, s a re given t o Sep! e:
I I-
-1
.-ii,.,- nuni'iy
Kip U s 1 1 . c Se ( t
mx day a ' reei'i u
Kipl.i lir't Hrit;. i.
F.i iirw c mtinei."
r-!iViori Krrtiifi
.-,t k . New Vol k
07. 1"-;
a-. 4-'''.
1 4e(,7J i
:;.". -.ey
: - s'-.c
4 i 'J
pun, loan partisan
rem.itn ::i al'er
r.i'.;. Then A.i:u
i -uiv.li,l&led st.-ck . - : l" 'J : U - '
The tollowmg table -him.- the
elivsirig ipiotations lor bitnies
New Yort Friday evening, with
coin puriso ns:
; "i i - -4
Setit. Ks. fwft. ' '. -- I t.
Si'ptmber U ''-4 ' 1 '
October H 50 V 'm 1 i O.'i
November U Sa u "0 '.' !''
DcenitKr 'J -M lJ "4 i'1
January U '37 ml. '.ai.'.'
February 'J 7- 'J 7 1 ;u Jii
March 9 ' ' i'J
April 10 00 U.ie I'1 ft!
May 10.11 lO.O.i 1" 74
June 10 21 10. 12 10 -a
July 10 fc 10 -.'li
Belo will (e tound the sales lor
l. -.lr o.n.lii.v nl.,r,l .v ii.illl.
v ne " t ij..iiik. ,.-.i,.ii, ....
closing quotatioim for middling up
laud ut seven leading imrts, w ith
coin p.in.-oii:
Wwt ,-V.
.-vale. Kp r
lli.i . t ton .Sfi 'J1 .
Sw , ,rit-a.. n o In
M(..l,i,u 2,.lri
davanuitu... ....U.jOO l-l
Ctliriea'nn .. . u.' 9 l-a
Bmlllmerc . "(1 4
Voriolk TT i
T ll
Lat w tl
. Jli.-, j
The Providence cotton market is
.paiet. Middling uplands are worth
lOjjc. The Philadelphia market is
unlet and steady at KMc. for mid
dling uplands. Stocks are light
bat receipts are increasing. Cotton
at Savannah h.u opened with fac
tors ask iag an advance owing to
' 1-iverpool fnturen coming higher
I villi -a ftrm Inn n t-TiiArtum irmi I, I
016S. Jiuciioi iue cuon com 1 tig
m niiATKer n ii 11 eu or o r .-iron
in tiber. Ixwer grades are being
neglected and can only l sold at
I reauction.
i 1 he SiDer (urstlun
tntl silver M.n Anllom lotifrrnliiK
I NpMkrr I arlUle'i Aulladr.
1 W AsiuNi.Ti ''. Sept. 1 7. A-Pi
,cate.s ot silver coinage repeal are
j aniious to find out where Speasci
t arn-,e stands ,u; tl
l'iit-v lorsi e 1 1: ,r t he
j iiust ii
manner
which the i on, nr. ; t es o : the 1
11". i-e . ; Pc pn-.-el; t at : e- are 11
( -A have in,.ch to a::',.
I ot '. he eighty rive (':. i :
head of t he Co m m ;! t ( e
lite' 1'he .lilll .,,1 I r nn-1
Mi. I'e.md'- re apt " e t. '
i be a -n: Tender .. -
it t tie - ,Tl ' 'Ut.-et
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Morn-. .;i w th ,- ;
liead ol ti.e W a
id ib'- friends w ..
; pr !-: a- "t.- i
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W e
t.tr".. St. ol. at h.
,W C(Ill pli.-hl-d. t.'l
mid have the rein.-
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n the; 1
handr
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Adim
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Mr. "
: o place M
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: " w , r out
.. in- the ti
11 Use :,. :
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taken.
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! that ( i i a I 1 ' i T.i !. ! . -oil i'i -
I a l..r. 1 ii.- i'i t in- .-. ii n f . '. as
l m T'-xa- la-t I i iil., m'lit in
a : : ll.eiil t wtih a di n.kiii man.
'i.. ii lie lias hii-'- el ! ' e 1 1 . 1 - heie.
ii.i will reglet Mil- -nd. Iff I. iking
nil el a valuable l.fe .
1'arboro A.o, tii, ' if I in- .,,u!ii ;
. tifT it is believed, can -ilel sa y I
that t he We rk . 'II I he A , 1 ; . I nad
t e ' e 1 1 1 1 It tii 1 ,' ah t ; li. 1 : I - said .
Will -.llb-.CM.be ijlttte Ili'Clall'. I" the
ln.ii I . a in I 1 hat th'- -ii t i-ei 1 1 t" a
t ogel her u 1 1 1 1 tllo-e a 1 1 e d i.ti-d
'o the road b tewn-hip- ahoig the
proposed I . lie Will I n - II re 1" - e , I I
building
(b.ld- o .ll .ffs; Alf'h. I
-llieke h..'1-e raulii.g If'k pl.u e .,:
Suid I'i. nil-." mi I ' i 1 1 -1 i . i I s 1 g 1 1 1 .
This time Mi. lii'u 1 ) . 1 I mi w a- t he
I. ser. We hear t h it i ' -Hi uig!
ll-M-cte.l licit there t- all erg He
I .ed ha ii d " I t li I e , - in ii.it I a I g 1 1
In sr In nx 1 . e . i d 1 a ' I be sit I
prised 11 -Hi II be
' 1 1 e h lie lilies
P., et :e die (
en i'i" ' i'i 1 1 1 -lo
be . M . e.b'l
I hi- I'I ili'el- ha ,
III I an , - : : i and
.111.1 lai llllltf.l
t he I ..; i.t, to i,
i pi ll I ' . We i a
i-iil i . i ' , : e : :,:
IU-Ig hb"l : I
rewarded I ) I I
black la. k 1 Hid
e 1 1 1 1 ai 1 ad i ) c i .
1 1 1 1 1 I ,, tl.ir, ,
Durham h ' ; "
r , ho li.i.- oeel
day s i n ( 1 1 hi ' i
I he crops a re
port ion 1 1 1 the
l Islted. I le .lis
I lai I is ev Pro.,
ded
Mi
ii i e
Mi . I. e Per
- fell i 1 1 I, g -ei 1 ,1
tonus u- :hat
!, ' It g u ell '.ll t he
o: : n ' w hi re he
-..-' that M.-si-.
at Mlhoa. have
I -: i . i : : i e i w h a h
111 .
llie use lor li.iinii
: I
from I'r i ii k 1 1 ii : on
distance ol e:'! i
i i Ugliest, of i ' pad
ga ii le- r t.-el I and i -ei
. The ti rst Tip
I'll U i sd a . c.ur 111
al,-. o er : i :e
I he engine
a " ! In ,rse i p, p w
i i - i ' ! - '
P.' 1 Oil ; , IM1 ,!.-.
Pal. 1 ll M.i. ' 7. ,;, '
t a r N a hols rei-ni :.- t I e ; r
t
Ixmming lor the S'ate tair. -pur
is iM'ing allotted to dillelelit ch:bi
tipis.aud in a little while now. t he
exhibitors will be coming .n. The
exhibit tins year promises to be
j most excellent and the people from
; all ever the State are coining
see it. M.'.b S. M. I'iigi T :s at
his post again, and is hard to w oi k
in his i 'llice alter spell d I 'i g
-iVeral weeks talking i'ilil'-;i;i"'i '"
tin- pe. pie iii d i ll (Ten t towns n i .,
, State. Mai. Finger i- ;tn cfliciciit
oflict-r, and is a stroll
idvocatci'l
in ( in
ublic school system .
Scotland Neck 1) mocr,: t
.ast
hui.-dav Willis Pradlev. w ho shot
.! Mr V "I , I . 1 , .. i , 1 :l ! . n IV e. L s s 1 1 1 ,'
.,. . ..... - ...............
aud who was guilty of an alnuum
, able crime, ami w h
ineo the - hoot -
had been hiding, in t he woods
Illg
w e
was KTsiied and cap
.11 pposc
lured b a bodv of men near Tar-
b..r,,. When captured, he . idled
nun, his iHP.-ket a buttle and said
he had U'l-n expecting capture and
that he wa- ruined, then lie d ran k
the cuiHeiits ,,1 the iM.tlle, poison ,
and two hours alter he was in t he
-hands of physicians in Tarlxiro,
hut still in.-eiisible. He w as finally
j lodged in j. til. where he will await
court.
t 'li 1 1 I, .1 t .. ), -u,f r.i t t '. in, 1 .1 a i , 1 f .
" "' ' I '
is made that silver change is scarce,
... ,, ,. 1 , . -
ow lug to the increased demand lor
,, 1 , ,, .
cotton picking, etc. We thought.
ir the comi'laint.s made t,v , hl.
ant I silver men ot overabundance,
that barrels of it could be prodin ed
a almost any time. Deposit oiir
r,-n b ii-L X ill The PlTlks .Hid W !
resu me t hev w 1
brni
lorwiird
plenty oi silver.
Si 11 re the 1st ot
.ales ot rolii'ii
SePtemUT. 1 .P'.iJ
liae lieeu sold in tins tn.llke!
a gain.-t 1 t.i for same time i a.-t ear.
lilShop a'-oll. "! 1 ne l-.pi
Pal hurch d I hi- St.i' . I H"i-
ni'ping the organ- ..ml chuti- lt"in
the ga I lei le.- ol c Ii 1 ; : , i " - a:,d pl.ic-
1 n g I hem 1 ui
cregat ion. I
w here t here .
0 I head - am
s, e the -!,-,
- - I :., o! :
1 ai " ! ; 1 1 1 . and
I- w :t !i : : a- coll
etc dot.e I", el
" " - I at:. ing
- . M i.w ards to
--a ,, k :
tia ti : .:.;!,
'lie
viii.. :
w
I , ll
W II'
w .1.-
s ! , e ll
. I I 'a
'.S V H 1 N(. I UN ..) .! I"
M 'I i I i in ii -, l , ,
in! -II I. II II nil . i
ill. a : I ii pi ,m , i
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1 M. : !..
l l
i !,- r
1 f A I 1 I .
lv tir.l
i'i ' : 1 1 1 ! ii'. mi tii
i:
, i ,
:.. ! ti,'!.'.;. ; li.- 1'if-,
if mi 1 II at If ; - 1 1 ' ' i,;,r,vs
1 1 is. in. ; tint ; li,-
'.flit will ii.i i- ,i -i ,iii i.i.u;
ll.l!
l';,:
" vi-1 tin1 part i , i ii 1 1 1 ii;c. hut li
is I'm inl nl' t he iipn, ifii 1 hat t li
i''iil'itf .in Sfiiat
f make an iille
cmc Ion t a ml pi .
In- ill 'f; in the ni.ii
that t hi it is
'I s c.:;, ii. : .! .r.i :
i 'pp' i- ,t ."il In t he j
i what he eal 1 s I
Ip't pi. la y. I If
II ''leal I ' ' I I 1 1 i - - 1
i.i"-p,'i,t in the Nnitli'A,-;.
iif-ft,i inst now i- ha.h a
.in l
eat
buiim. Thefarnieis
hae short cioiis am
j , a
ire no
high. lai; -Mi', in spit
the.-e draw ba. k.- they ale al
them making iiioiie , and bus;
of
ness
( on
I s g. n 1 1 g a h eai 1 w i : h a rush
g I e-.-!li an MeMilli.ni. of Ten;ies-ee. i
vv I,,, ,v n Ol, ,1... ,!.., I,..,. 1 '
was talking with I,,',,,, saxs that he 1
hi I , e : he President will have a
ii. shai p light w i ' h the Senate,
ll.- wa- anx.nus 'n iiae tin.-. light
ci'im. I If -a ;d ii.,: ii: ng c.iiil'l hap
pea which would be better t in-
1 e m oc i a I if '.ii t ;, I ban t h.H . i ' I he
Pie.-t'leiit hee.iiiio i:ii.ed tii a
-harp w.ir w.'h the Ib-piibacan
Sell atot s all I telliocl .It I
dilleretu
will be lor got ten .
'file Tenues-ce member
one or two st irSr1.- a I ,ou t ,e
ler. Me said tli.lt :n a eoliVi
;te,l
l;u;
ll loll
w it li ( I o v. Pobt n -. n . ol M a.--..chu
-,-:;-. ollfe M e M ;I. i I i, - I'd 'o i ; mt
I am glad t ti I ng. and t hilt
i- to -ff '.la- loll g sh all ke, 1 ': I m i
ei i ' i . - a 1 descendants i 1 1 ( ', ,t : , m Math
er and hi- breed around - u ppi I 1 1 u g
Midi a man a- P.-ti. I'.iltlei." Ml.
p. .b: - "ii I e : ! t ed "ha! I 1 1 I e w a (U'e
. ' .- -lai a mi ;: ;..-iiig ' he sup
p, u ' ,.f p.-n. 1 '. : : ii t . lie alw a -
a e 'la I : i-t r: ai - ' I "ii 1 de 1 1 1 the
Mr. M.-M.l ian 1 : h it w he n I '.en.
Pl.'b r . - ( I "' ' 1 d ', ' e el in u ol
M i --.n '! . u - (: : -. h fe.i t : i 1 ; I lie lie.
: ,' ''can- in in- P-irtt in -trong-,,..'.'!.
an i-:i'li i-ia.-tte 1 'emoerat
1 ti Memphis t cb g i aphed h I in as lol
low.-: I am li i P. I ' ith-i. liover
ttor i a i toll he St ite ol Mas-aclm-
(!.. Iv Dear (be. el!
I let! its .'.own lil'If don
, ,.
h. licve
i, ,..,
w-,., -o
(In. a' ativ r.f c. '. oi!
tin in."
( ,-of ! he 1 a' es: items ol gossii
1 1 1 r
Wol!
ami
! u
lias beet: i. i! Mr. Maiiitm
!,! s.
oi
to out
Vil I-
lie ('abmel
I take h:
S'eVellso!
that Mi
e. and tii- Mr
Id be made i'o m i
s ' o i v wis j , I'o b 1 1 , 1
ei (ii-iieriH.
based upon
1 he
the i i ei pie II t df cl I ' a! i : 111 UJ ion the
I'll1 i t Mr. Manning ! hat he was
'.ai t ily t : red ot t he dig ics ( if the
place. This is unquestionably tine.
Mr. Manning has great ddli' iilty in
get ting t hrongh w i' h I h
w o: k of his place, lie hah s e sees'- Trade Advertisements I'se of An-
sie labor, and if he had had Ins' olhor's Name,
own way he would not have come to a question of much interest to
Wa-i-nigimi at all. Pelnre eoming business men was involved in the
here he had reached a com t. rt a bh- ' (.ilM, of Van Wyok vs. Horowitz,
po-ition in life and h id an ample . decided at ; Special Term of the
.'oitune. so that hecoul,', hae l.-.ed'i-w Vork Supreme t'ourt by.ludge
s he pleased, Pu' when he cii- ; West brook. The jilaintitf in this
sentcd to come hen- it wis wfh 'ease sought to rest raiu the defend-
tne ile!( lininat ion that
'ould
stay hero as long a- t ne I test. lent
i w ished him to. lie ha- recently
eased a house her" tor : i ; ice ca i .-,
, and this does not indicate a:i
in-
t-C II t i O II t O lr.lVC .1 - ll : 1 1 g t 0 1 1 .
) At any rate, w diate . r might tie
' nis ultimate decision, i am sure
1 ' hat Mr. Vilas has nut made IhatMy t he property of a man than his
success ,111 his man.
emelit ol the
Postolliee Department which would
.1-1: . 1 . . . 1
1 warrant 111s ivmg mo en up 1 o 1 ue
I the Treasury.
Vila.- is the
i ll'ast success! nl ot all tl
abinet
' oil! cers. He ha
riven less satis -
lact ion to t lie section t hat he repi
j ents t ban any other of the Pre
dent s ( abinet aosoeiates. A , it, known, and a name more strict
Democratic statesman in look 1 n g i y propcrt than a trade-mark if
over Mr. Cleveland's Cabinet only j all can be turned or partially turned
esierday said that there was only
two good politicians 111 it: these two
, , , ,.. Ml.,,,,.,,- .... .1 M .,
'"'-'-''-
I I he man next in negative qualities
,. , . ,. , . ' ,,
to Mr. ilas is Mr. Km u-ott. He is
""'". o.e o. gen , .en, ui.i . ..-
1111 more intlueiice of current allairs
than any clerk m Ins department.
Garland is a line lawyer, and is
a heart and soul devoted to the le-
gin questions in in- uep.iri iiieni.
1 1
Mr. Pamar is a-tudeiit, devoted to
abstract questions. Mr. Payard is
never consulted by the politicians,
and for some time has revoPed in
an orlnt ol e xel u si 'ei, e-s wnicli
1 lew now dream of even ti.ving to
eiiter. Mr. bayard ha-- gone on on
a hmg vacation. 1 1 is -aid that lie
is needing re.-t .
w Inch he has Ik
1'he consular 1 1 -t ,
n threatening
send up to the I'm
t 1 tii e. W : I ' be 1 1 ei d I
turn. I.i
.1.
une
1 1 1 ! ! I his if
: -, i 1: 1
( .1 1 1 b.rn ia '- I li-.Hn- .1 inl u'.
n I'i: ' t. a S.-pt. 1 7.
ii i
i'i e
'tl i
I'n
1 . . t . e if . ;v
induced loin
Aurora Items.
1 ' . f, L, S 1 "l IT I, ts Pit uH. ft. .
S. f 1 i .it ton i ; -. per ll.
'a." f.,1 petite: - V I 1' .ill'1, a
f i y Iim in 1 1 1 . .
.Mr. .!. i;. lr .m'.- le.-tsi eonies iti
lilileii with seed i-i it 1 . ill . He is a
wide awake lai tni'l :- Well lis lliel
f hant .
.Mr. 1-. ('. Ilikk has hi-, 1,. nids
lull ol' uoik. He ocelliiles Mr.
Ilryan'.s eoaeh shop. A 'ood
work man .
1 he old hat man sa s he Inn n t i
foiie tiiiwheie but lias a white liousi-I
and cheap jtodils. lie is death on
liiiin- i''s and chickens: he milil
o ai l ei t i.--e l n t lie .1 1 't'ltN A l..
Mr. 1 Iditm . conie dow ii anions tis
..... ,i .1.. .. .1 . . ,, .,,,.1
i i'i- il"u 1 1 "in limn .i.iii ii'uu- ,
tr asseou as cotton gets lively
and see how man v siibscr i bers can I
i , be added to the alie.ldv large list.
' l11' l'eople ought to all have a copy.
Mr. I.. M. Ih-oon brought lo town
a cotton stalk that was lime feet
lu.rli ,111.1 1. 1,1 I HI Kii
squares and blooms in 'profusion::11'11'1' ''"'P"'I ." '''i,!ut', :ul,t !
ami some thinks he had better cot-
ton than the sample. Ve are
proud ol such farmers,
P.. 1 1 . Thompson is put : tug dow n
a r.ow- t-ng'int' and preparing to gin
cot ton. and 1 leil. will gm it. Snch
men do great good in giving em
ploxmeni to so manv men. farm
hands, cotton ginning, liierc'han-
dising. etc. He's a live old Pen. ....stige of In r country in
Oar merchants say they intend to h.ntlina: with the representative of '
pa top prices for produce and sell Kngland, she was at the same time
goods at boitom prices. They a:e the successful champion of her own
extending their stores, adding conn- model, and in that capaeitv she was ,
t.-is ami making much preparation watched with nearly as much genu
loi the fall trade for they know j,,,, interest as was centred upon'
licit t hey arc sure ol a heavy trade, her b ,m coiisidei ations ot national 1
his tall. pride. She lias done nobly for al! '
Mr. Kditor, you ought to be heii'iwho had placed their hopes upon ,
tonight. Mr. V. A. Harvey had a her, and may her days contTiuc to j
lawn pai! and such an array of be peaceful and lamous. A. 1.
of beau: as was seated around nn-, Suit-
del the branches of the beautiful --.
shade Irees in the glove at the ap.iti I lie 1'araili-c of liillilrcn.
Ilare luptel: and the best ot all Prof, (iaidliel, oi I he Tokio mi.-. '
Wa.- ! h,- thc had the -old hat man" siou sehool. .--a s that Japan is ihe
pla nig young folks and In' actu, illy : children's paradise. In no other
nulled oil hix ull hut .
.PP. Poiiner , ( heap doluii has
in.-r returned Sent. '( : from a
liio North, look i n c wel 1 a ml in h i e li
1 - o "
sn.iit.-. Pun i'h t a bif stock ;:s
usual. Says he had a lug turn'.
Stopped at W ashington, D.C., and
visited the White 1 lous,. and other
places ot interest. (.Pad to sec him
(.Pad to sec him
looking so bright.
Miss Martha Whiilev. who has
been for some t ime
: ei'.cher
tit
Pantego Academy is in tow n stop
ing at the Harvey house. She i-
wcleain. a talented young lady I:
and will assist .M :
Aurora Academy
IP T. Poiiner in
We gladlv wel
come hei to our town, and with
such a teacher as Mr. lion tier-, and
such an accomplished assistant,
and Mrs. Pane to teach music, our
school will have a boom .
! ant. a former employee of his. from
using in advertisements and on
: sign the words -laic with James
l Van Wyek" .'referring to the
; plamtiil !. Judge West brook granted
Ian iniuuctioii and said: "That
I which belongs to a person is his
ow n. and nothing is more complete
name. No person can use it with
out H.s owner s name.
Tbe view thus expressed tnav at
1 lirst be deemed radical, but it seems
! to rue to be a clear deduction from
1 fundamental Principles. Of what
avail is character or long continued
i biis.m'ss. large expenditure to make
' to another's benefit by tacking that
name to or combining it with that
of another individual so as to con
spicuously advertise that to or with
which it is so tacked or combined "
If the defendant in his business
cards, advertisements and signs
had used a trade-mark belonging to
the plaintiff to advertise liim-elf
and a business of his own. which
was a rival to that owned by the
plaintiff which the trade-mark rep
resented, the violation of the rights
of the owner of the trado-maik
would be conceded. The present
case is stronger. The name ol the
laintitl' represents iiimselt anil his
j bu-mess only, and 1
t'ulh and complete! v
oven more
his tii an a
' t rade m ai k . and its use therefore
top,,, ; he d, if uda n f to aave character
1 t
n- ow u cannot lie -Ustattictl. It
is, unless tt owner's consent lias
been obtained, iii-t a- unlawful as
the wrongful u-tiig. as has been be
!"!(' -tated. "I Uliuthel '.- pel .-otial
:f. li
I i st t n ct i on bet ween
he ;i.-e is act uai in
1
eases
''i-:eal uiilv. ine one
takes a ph ste a I object or thing: t he j
other takes and iis-'S. not a phvsical I
ui':,.,-' if 'h::.g. -.- ts titie. but a
some' ll !: f '.V ;. a ;. ' hoUgh ll"! f.Ujg;
ble, s i,.,; ly ate I c ' an pietely
pi.ip. i'n ,,- :he othii. Pi shoi't.
tf . ib, .i i i. i,. -a'. bought :.- stm
If . t he etiiiliftat ,0:1 atid ap plieat ioti
"i the 1 li ml anii ii : ,b p: :;:;, ! that
.:.. tti . ' . an n : . 1 w . . '. '.sk- . . :, d
: . "pe : ' . t a a : . , . w !n i i t
a g a ;
; ; ,f eon s,. ;. t 1 : ; s ownei .
lull
atio-i;, r thought ;n tin-
wii.cn. thoLigii l eihaiis
ti.e line d ai giimcli t
ed. :- ; ;1 of -nllicielir
to w.i! rant a separate
1
iefeiida:.: :;i :.:-
sl ( . 'iieed. - ; ;;at
' oW lied i t la-
' Tie; . V e and W .
knout; ;,
put,- .. 1 1
the prop,-
u Inch t hi
telllll-dd.l
a:
ei,. in.- I
- b ! 1 s ; . a'.s s is a 1 s . , ei e , il
cy "i the plain: id. with
- dele!, dallt shoilel Hot
Albanv .
,.o.rf
ci it .(' l.-f
. ,1 Ver ai'le le
s ,P:d-e Wes-
' , t : 1 1 1 g ta.it
ai to ; e ; p 1
."II V I'll '. i M -
ai., g.'.'lls t;
i ' s.l - i b.e 1
till authority.
ucok'.s dec: s-
IC (ieti-tfia!.
1 iii- .'"Ilnel
:a.:,;.::. and
It; T that ia
.UI:,
th d iii New Y"i k tint:
W.I" I.
. a i : N- i M
'han'.
' ) u. ()i;. -ii--. o v. .;, i.
j J tic ; ;lfu::i.f :: i i; , .
iiiiiul on tliu ;i':ij. ,-' - ; ;;r. , .
tvitli.standi.'ifi evtrv nn-muor ot i:
iovi a tio.it oi ui'ic
1 1 i- an
enthusiast it-
out li ; i-.ifil i .1 oi iiei -!
i in-1 1! (I i -i.-ioii is t hat
oroail ami shaliowtT
at like tin- l'ill'itail,
hood, and tin
between the
model of a c;
and a narrower and deeiier one, like
the (Tenesta Kadi stUeot' boat
has its advocates, and both tlie
oOi nieii and t he cut ter men looked
to the contest just terminated by
t lit.' '. iclorv of the l'diilaii lor a sct-
t leineli t ol t heir illstinte
, ell, we douht ll I lie partisans
lot' the de.le.ated model are, yet pre-
pared to run their deep and narrow j
euttcis ashore and leave them high
and dry w hile thes set to work to j
hill i loatN mi lie ,il nil' n hill, lilt
- , i
uinpiest ionaiu , m the iriumpu oi ;
1 Amei R'an representative yes-
terday. tin1 sloop or broad beamed
men have a most, powerful argu
ment in their favor. The windward
woik is what tests a boat's qualities
tinl, and esterdav the Puritan,
t .veil t -oi:,' seeiMids behind the j
((-nesta in run mug "oelore the wind , !
gained three minutes and thirty j
sci on ds
bc.ll illg home.
And
li.i
r Ii t he . ,ni
ow ing
.ometi'iies nearly forty miles mi -lour,
a rate that the cutter men
mil sighed foi . The honors belong
o I ill' sh .op.
So w bile the lhii'itan was ihd'elnl
cutint rv are ' he ouug peoole 1 1 eatei
i with such cn-idei at mil. Ti!,as
are tiatiobai holida.S- for thechii-
dren
t;
I in i il da ol t he t bird
men
ith l.-
the girl-' testual. In
iauiu. ,oi; win u.oi u,in.siii
dllfge nuinbeis airanged in one ol j
tne rooms tt-serveo lor mar purpose. )
lhe.se nave been handed down troni
, 1 "e.-e have been naudeii down I nun
generation to another. livery
mother presents each of her girls
with a doll everv time this festival
comes around
!. and as tin- dolls are
never destroyed, in tune they be
come numcioiis. 1 he oovs holiday
is tin; fifth dav of the fifth month.
I .. .1.. ' .. . , ,i ;.. i.. ;,...! . i,.i
i J II lill i ( 1 1 'i ll l , i oi ' i : i . i, .-i I ii, i ill.
I boys, alter pa.-.-ing iinde,- the bar
i ber's hand-, with clean shaven
i heads and dre-.-ed in their best
clothe-, go to the temple and oiler
a prayer and then start out for a
lark, in trout ot every house in :
which a bov has been born on wdl j
see a paper lish living in the wind
from the end of a long bamboo pole.
A True .A!lc-oiy.
P.eautifnl white browed J'rntli sat
at her desk in the editorial room,
calmly and sweetly revising the. cir
culation aflidavits which had just
been sent up from the business
office. A weary, haggard Joke
come in from the darkened street
and trottered feebly to a chair. The
letters d t f were stenciled on the
back of his fluttering duster. As
lie took his accustomed place, the
white browed gathered her white
robes about her and prepared to
leave, but a pleadi ng look of long
enduring patience in the eyes of the
Joke detained her.
Where are yon going V lie
asked.
"I am going to the composing
room," she said, '-there is a new
sub on slug '. tonight and I want to
keep him from telling that he w ti
the only man who could set up
Horace Greeley's manuscript, and
how ho once set, up the President's
message all alone is four hours,
while the rest of the boys were out
on a 'toot' as he calls it."
"You look so young and beauti
ful.'' said the poor Joke, '-and yet
there is but little ditl'ereiice between
our ages. And I look at me! My
gray beard reaches to my waist, my
teeth are gone, my tottering knees
scarce support my emaciated frame.
I am bald and half blind tell me
" but his voice was choked with
sobs.
T am .'5.000 j ears older than
you," said 'Truth, "but then I am
always young."
"And 1,"' sobbed the Joke, "I was
always Old!"
Truth paused: her heart earned
lor the wretched outcast; she bent I
tenderly over him and drew a :
broad, blue pencil mark around i
him. and lo ! radient. fair as the!
morn, tre.-h and youthful, t he Joke i
sprang into new being, the latest!
scintillation ol that peerless wag.
( 'on ( 'diners, t he leading American 1
humorist. Jhmkhiu Etuih. j
Pi. I Pl'.KKiNS IN PU lIM"Nn.
Further on we came to a very large
j I'll '. ! I i : 1 1 g , 1 II ( 1 il VcI'V atielcllt bllilll-
ing.
! "Istliatii tobacco factoly. too?"
. 1 a.-ked the driver.
--No. -ah. d.lt's a nieetlll" house.
s.P.:d 1;'.- w li ir I'.Uiiek 1 1 ' 11 1 made
hi.- great eeh. s.di."
" li.it i:d Pa 1 1 1 1
-. 1
a.-Keit.
! " W h ha done a . (
rill me
tin",
-ah. b.
t o
11, d,
j
, hit!
1
w
V, III,'!!
ll did
T V e
g IV III ill I I"
'
J
' 1 I.
- '.by, '..
-r. Jtai I'n
n ii -ti,,-; ear ti
11 r.i:
w 1 1 h 1
sat j
MO- i
1
1 ninety polllnl dude
in one e.irm-r. A t.it
w '
map. h.tnd-i.meU
1 1 es-ed and Willi
ii m- got 011. The
1 hi- feet and
a 1 : 1 1 ,0 1 log m
.'i.i
Idc stli
le
illi'liilig his
ifftiuilsP-
Mad nn w
Tm- ia' lad
in: p
t e I rem a 1 I, :ei 1
I i 1 yoll take this seat '."
y iook-ed at tin' en-vice
id hanked him pleas-
el kll'l, sti," .-.he
k It Win '.I-t I.t t lie
- i, u: , I 1 ,!,.,.
( 1 :
Ma 01 "
ai
liber of t he
.a !lni ' s c -
at dinner."
el ! Illpol
.I' I'll
a 1,
A statue of Nicholas Peblain-e 1
bellig el'ecteil III the Coii-eI'vatu
des Al ts et MetH'l s, at I'.iiis
e,ii- attei the gieai inveieui
: du d of want. The -tulle given
p'.ice ot bn-.nl is sunietimes rather
1
7 - . )- :U's i-k Yomifj
1 Ji.ik t r.s w as u; ti i ly de o:ed to bu.M-
a (- 'ei "'.tJ'elt.T.V f'-,t;.id tn,e to
Tall in love ;tiid a.-)c the irnl to iriar
ry Lim. 'J lie time w ..
and he
called on tilt) old gentleman to get
his consent. He had a long lalk
and that evening came up to see
r lie girl.
" ell,"' she said in considerable
auxiety. "what did pa sayf '
'Tie said that w heat was going
up aim l here was a line ehanee lor
a man ai make a liaiiilsomi
dot."
lie
'J'-i.aAl Ibilii't in- i aiivlhnig
else"
"Oil, i-s, w e talked about a doznu
ventures that, iniglit be made, with
an excellent cliauee of coining out
ahead over y t i me."
Hi if !ier r in tin -1 1 1 ec 1 W'liit ili.l
....... . ...i in..
ne say w'tieu you asueu him it you
could have me?"
Wha
uiered. "Wliv,
-Wha What V he istam
w hat did he sav about
met'
'Hy (ieorge, .Mary, 1 loigot all
about it. Til go the lii.-t thing in
t he morn ing and see him about it.
Merchant Trarcler.
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Sfate Agent for H.
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TI-.
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time oeeiipu-d was 7;j days, 5 hours,
and '2 I minutes. This: vessel NtopH-d
at, New Zealand, but of course th
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the length of the voyage. Jule
erno has written the 8npiosed
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lo win a bet. circumnavigated the
globe iii so davs. The. waeer was
won, but by making direct trip
and using railroads; but ho far the
Ilawa's feat, in which the whole
distance was by water, is uuex-,
aoipled.
Diffkuent Effects of Ke
LtnioN. Wife: "What a number
of ladies there was at church thiB
morning wearing sealskin sacqnet".
I counted no less than twenty
seven.'' Husband (who won't see point) .
"Do you think that is the proper
way to occupy one's mind while at
cburcht I didn'tnotice asingleone."
Wife: "No one can scarcely lie
expected to notice snch things when
one's asleep." N. Y. Sun.
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