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THE British election teTJii l-t
FTWy nrl will cotMmae oaie t
wrcTu. Ia the miaume the Iriah
Atnertfins and their yniiath tiers
eoatiiax to rie money to .id the
UfcaM Kale ciue
fcryoBTy -re be;n: ma.l ,n ( 'ii-
plan tn pa n-'Hie of the pnaion
bt&sOTertae President's reto. If
lyXaocraU allow tin." they
ilil "to b tanxi out. Ii the
pajMatfal btttiAW uv not checked id
'torn vftj it will rnin the eocntry.
. f' t .v . 1 . .
JvitB TiAaxSTT, of New Vix-k
! daJig out jostic to boycott?.. ;
Ifcre were cbteoetI by hi m to I
tart) atpriMOanrat JHl-hard
Ufcr lrrilJ." FQfWjr, Bad J
BAUtw, too, shoaL) be taaght that ,
obcdi4BC to Law is t bo flrst gmt l
dtj of an Aaieriian ritizeii
TBK perR are trj ing to raio a
tca8ion on w he-t ber or not the
-oM fiopreaie Coart ttlMHilO be re
'ioaalaaXdd, or give away for
-rjoauifer bJoou. vs a rappoAe tuo
jaa3g0trU Berr.ee support are
oppoaedtoBy man holdiug office
I la.QTM Xarty-Jfe j&ara old.
rAT UACtiog of u Democratic
-Gomgrtmaom! xecatire Vn--aUtle
oX Ike First District, held IB
UaaUm oa Juoo 30Ui, it waad
VeUa4v.to.aoTa ta OoncreMiooal
oTeB)K,;for nprninatrnit a eaa
- di4tC.?U KllsabeUj City, on. We
tWirAT. Ht. 15. at 3 p. Bi
Canmn ooght to make h.Mtaad
J k('i.l tIAt II -Urmnr an A i
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allatkera who wUl to be retarded
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to ta next Ooagrea can come
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BLfi o LX tflvr tkoir infersts.
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n Wja.TXJa Faob-s Utt fl.n h,,11"1 newspapers w
n,vT U UlXVTr the talented'"1 J-t fhe If-U
'. j:i.Aii.-;) ar: i 1 and this sympathv spring
editor f tb WUvn Mirror, Uro.
HLm;5T ia bappy la the knowledge
- tfcat be has received just and mer
. - ite eaeomiama from men of fine
.VlateQactaal ealtare, and men poa-
nnarrn ij of more rood sens than the
r,f .;Creai (we bare forgotten
' - the Terj appropriate name given
r . V;. hy the WUaaington &r) will eTr
: kave, Tb Mirrr ia a well edited
-rninl readaUa paper. Viol's opin-
V 1 IWO UI IIRI wuuw; BV. w iuauw-
,ruci
THl Peasocratie Ki ecu tire Com
f aattte of the nrst Congreeaional
"DUtrlct, representing thirteen
oaatieH, b.Te endorsed and recom
jaeasJeUMIoo. W. D. Pbvdrn tor
ma"" jLtsodata Justice of the Sa-
' prtMDf .CorV aad pledged them
etrea to', hia aopport in the State
'earentioal lathe mean time the
" 1I art ttill Urea, and the mem
? bera thereof are said to be in Tig-
" reaf health, and good for sixteen
i.- jeara loager -
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-' ' TSX Collector of Coatoms at New
.Mfortr is charged with dismiaaiDg
. i3aJiep-.Uie-.aa and appoiating
- ,5SD Deieocrati eoatrarj to the Civil
'iSerrtoe, U-' Onr CiTil Service
i. ; Torth. Caroliaa editors oaght to
- raiae a row abocrt this and demand
'Vtaat the Kew York Collector be
' 4iaoharged. If they are consistent
- 7 thej oeght to object to Repablicans
' being tamed out nd Democrats
- -. beiag aaeepted ia strict accordance
-fitarteClTil Serrioe law; and if
-there ia aay proriaioo in the law
f tor taraiag oat men of one party
a4' petting in those of another,
. then, rerily, it ia a grand ham bag.
Tax Lexington Ditpatck and
--Cfcaiaaa Rcrd com pi ai a of the
'aamber of "dead beats"1 who at
tended the recent meeting of the
Pun Anfriati and took in the
exearaiea to rVaahingtoa. These
papers are In favor of rigidly en
tomear the raiea and rcttinz rid of
t thee "boya and dead beats.
.Woader LI they did not participate , , . . .
. j v heavy rains ajid high winds,
la the -rote Uken on the train" , roflnn? m eonseiinence.
and thne give a iterance to the sen-1 Chester. S. C: Been raining
traeata of the people of North ' constantly for three days, and now
CroU " th roting on theno8ieT,s r dwrinS f vi--ihle.
, . ... . , Farmers have only plowed four
traiaby edora is to be taken as I m o Wftets ' One-thml crop
expreaeing the aentu-enta of thelraiB.d froen grass. Crop very
people, 'we insist there shall be a j small and not growing on sandy
registration and all interlopers i lands. lrospecta oxeeedmgly
8WJrTOB biiiLLs m diaccussing
ptpeeftion ttf gire an aslditional
clerk to the Cu il Service Com mis
aion qnoted from the Co aa L-sion er i
efPeaaioea showing that oat of ::
men appointed by h.m under the
Civil Servtce rnle. T'. were emo
crats.aad the other Ave were of
unknown polities. It lie clerical
force had been gnfflcient, he says
the politic of ttn other five wmild
have been nxind onr, nd they
wtiid have been Democr.i:- It
thia statement is true, what better
evidence do we want that the ' t v 1 1
Service law is a great ham bog. It
14 perfectly natural; it rs in accord
aeee, with common sense and '.
precedent, that the party in power
wfU eiatnbnte the patronage o the
government among thixs' who are
in accord with the administration
Xhn why go tetini ib-'U' :h
task and set np a pret u-r :.ou
pertiaaaiaai with a i . v 1 1 .-serv .ee
Cemis4on T After the !.w b.i.-
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found h.r i ' ..
moi , c Ri.'iPnr
pai th ;i than
m i n ; rinci j
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w ho i r t moro rf ni"Vi riai'e-i
h in. ; . v f .ii this iiH
Mr. 6lAN'. -N w.i. ill elluielit
w.ir ruiiiistfr. twit we i-hi,uh .ittco
:tii Hkti W"H.K1.KK wIipii hos.iV!
Sr.w i w a an .irr!i tr.i.tor. r
with U 1 '. . h UK u - ln-ii l.c tMil.
j;h- i . . 'i . .i ' i .i ' ' '.In i:-i-ir.!t : !
:ho .ii-.m-t : . !..!. n- i' i mh-iii
( '4 ti) in h' .i.t lit iliit. : r 1 1 tin' uiii
lv)uat.i-r Ht)ck "f N.-irtli !inl;n.i. lu-
w.v-i a i mJuj Jf tormineil iii.ib,
ivin a.H.sl.!tioii-- attention To ,ui
iiuf;.s ilovuivui tiu liiui. ini
1 while bo tUf l'rf.-iili nt ,-rt
j vr nn'rill ui .ircoril, ! iicir toui
pjr ivn1 ilinjxwiit ,on (1 1 (Tril widely.
Tl i j fi uirtu1 tli it ilflriniT tlu ri- i 1 if
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Df toieil'TWB-'' the result of the
presidential ejection in l iJ, when
mck errr fwiBoqenr tiring in
tfK, :Uue. that Stanton wtw
euMjx'rated ,u the prmt?nee of
fr j .i-,-i n x, in rendinc Joml, Ih--
tvrn BieAsaKe, the humorous
wntinrr" of lKTBni.EfM V. Natm .
ULAHSTONE'S CI I'AUtX - H() IT
TAKES IN AMERICA
The greikt uewspapers in the
l'nttel States are jnbi hint ov er the
oaipaign now lielng conducted in
Great Britain by Glatkstcvnk, '-The
Grand Old man," in favor of Home
Rale. The Anieriean people love
excitement. We have no l're.si
deotial election this year, but we
can tke a hand in the Home Rule
contest acroa the water. In New
York naay thousands of dollars
bare ueu raised and forwarded to
be used for the Home Knle cause,
and the iesultf the election will
I b watchtsl with almost as much
, interest as rre8identi.il election.
i So it seni that Americin monej
... . . .
; u biri2 oa.nI to in Haence elections
I
""tin Groat llritnin: and it in done oy
I ,., r mnnmra 1,n r
I ' T . la iii'iii jivpjihh if " '
ymplhy wprlngH frow
Uio f t tliAt the IriMk bow form a
eon.rable jwrtion of onr porwfc
Lion.
Ia Ihia way the intlnencc of the
L'uitel States ia beiog felt, in a
fair all way, in the mother conn try.
Wonder H we will ever hear of bal
lot box aiufTiag, tiMue bailout, bull
dog pistol and baronets being ned
in carrying election io the old
conntry. These metbeds seem to
have originated in American poll
tics; so often conjured up in the
minds ot the defeated party that
we fenr they are becoming realities,
and if elections were frequent
across the pond our friends woaUi
soon be aftlirtel with the same hne
and cry from daiea&bd candidates.
THE COTTON CROP.
We publish below telegrams to
FrmtUtri-rt' t giving condition of
cotton crop to July d. It will be
seen that the outlook for an aver
age crop in all the Statos, except
Texas and Arkansas, is rather
gloomy. But a full crop in Texas
will make upthe shortage in the
other States, so we need not look
for an advance m pric on aciunt
of the scarcity of the article.
MuKTU I'AROLIXA.
Charlotte. X. C: I'ast four days
cloody and rainy. Rainfall T 27 10)
inches. Prospects coold not be
much worse. Crop poorly worked
and very grassy. Souse ftelds not
chopped oat yet. Plaut generally
small and weak.
New Berne, N. I . Prospect not
so good, rast week has been verj
rainy, aad has put the farmers
bade in their work.
Tarboro, N. C: Owing to exces
sive rains for two weeks, and the
appearance 1 lice in thus section,
and in fact all over eastern North
Carolina, the cotton crop is dam
aged at least J." pv cent. It is
still ruining.
KOftn (AK"1.I5A.
lieunetuville, S. ('.: Contiuned
heavy rains. Cotton small, di.se.ised
and grassy. Howing stopped for a
week on account ol ram
i'ropect
very gloomy.
Charleston,
Si t ' i Vt f , r, .1
Columbia. S. ( Three luclu -
of rain is just past twenty hour-.
Bottom lands over Mowed.
Li Fa Ku I A.
Katonton, Gi : l'a:lv ar.d dan:
aging rain since !a.-t report. Farm
work irLua-il.v suseiule-d . I uici-s
there ;s u ii-ody let up ot ran.
much i '! : i: c c. it ton crop , n th i -
tion w;.l N- ln-voml n-iiv t ry
l'crrx . (ia.. Bevu raininj d-n
;inuallv smci' Suudav. lleavv
winds l.Lit nitt
crop thi we.
No work done on
l rop verv mticii
damaged
weatlier.
r..'Hie, ( l
wet. Hard,
dnring the
:ng this eve:
NN a v lies';
r.i.'i- '::'
ant: n ::-
rk ih -lie
ii r :.
:ar in w
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rk dot.r
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s .- i
g r e a 1 1 y
r : i.ree
g!i 'iiii
:ivc ::p
damaged
week- p i
1 en ir.'.s
Ni
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at (. e 1
m.iT.-l
vory g'" .
.Jnue. Ul-1 i
grow ing c r
com jvinsot.
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.on s
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A
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til..- i In- "ri.iT.il iMitl.Kik ih if anv- Tli
thiiif better tliiiti Ht. tliis time lattt i
e . r . '
ALA n AHA.
i wmlrti, A l.i Crop tifty er J nofed
(vnt. -ljiit ( t Li i . iil4S lu.iitrr ipn-e-M.
It hi r.iuied twenty five 'lay- in
. I une 1'itiM. Dd water :ir m is
UTs ot : be Hitaation in tin
.inl-. l'nwjiect very Koouj .
l.ilt.iw, Alii.: Weinvl?r W linu
i1 .ind ifOipert are mwli lxt
1 r l.'i- oitton. Corn diniBge! by
Iimi iu tirh mm .
j Montgomery. Aia . i niis
i j i.ist w'i k. bn: weather u .ir.ir.
(ibxmii, dint r? lroui iri
11 -i i 1 1 1 1 1
i H l U'Ui
i--.p-oi.tlly ou bl.wk
l.iml Cniilir.iblr
abandoned tn .'r.kK.s
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Will LJ1
and weed-.
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M.i. l;.nn runtmui.
i.'.'tt'
wr ,'r.i.-.-) ind luiint Ik-
daiiiiii'd.
. Ala.. l.n;. rtifib ''ti
l arnnTS unable to ivcrj'
jy-i woik. (teuerl c"!i:
i! iji. i np.- and d;in:.ie'i'
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l .ii n.ul.i. .Miss.: Weatbf i n
-i-Mied but around vers" wet
i
'on tielil- eovi-red with gri-t-n.
Ci : i-i'll ibr. Muni.: NlgU-S Mte ' . -.
rin i . K. uii- have continued. i'tn
.ire in the urr;i.--.-. and son ' on
will never U- worked out.
.).ii'k.sin. Mind.: C'rop-s tbrer.- i ek
late and no blimis yet. K.nu con
tinner', (iroond too wet to plow.
All Ixittom land.- given np. r.alance
in the Taa. lne-half not work-d
.-.1 nee nluuiiug. liaiuape one loarin.
BiuaLV uiic-iiii
ll.in.li in l I 'nil f I nil Arl llrtflVV I
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rains have i one cotton greAt nam-
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aire. liottom hvnds abandoued.
A u I.- . . .w .ii-
One hall to two lairds crop all we
can eiiH;t.
Vieksburg, Miss.: It has rained
two days this wet'k. eather now
g.xwl. I . image Iroiu gr.vus verv
gn at, and planter tear that some
lands must ho abandoned.
West lViint, Miss.: Weather im
provesl, hot nights are rather too ,y CMtablishment ol the kind in
cool lormpid growth, farmers are !lu, skvuth Among other impor
I beruliug every energy to free cotton ' , ult ent,.njn, u-potted m our
irom wceus miu gra. u-
damaged, bnt how serlonsly cannot
I yet !h ascertained. (
j Let Isiana. j
Mexandria. I-i.: Cron imnroT-
iiilt. but there will be one third lossorks: in Arkansas, a m'O.iwio hitn-i
made than last year. Weather good
liirinr- nasi, arnak. and forms and i
square are niakinjr sgaiu. ,
Shreveport, La.: Prospects still :
very lavorabie. riant boiling well, j
Copioas rain Sunday night, bnt
none too murk. !
TT.XA3.
Ansttn, Tex-; Ijoeal showers iu
tins sectioa since last report. C-ot
ton proejieets verv ine.
Corsieftna, Tex.: In no preceding
3 ear has the crop of this section
entered uikju its tnoet critical
ienol in sucn nne ronnitioti in
every pnrtienlar as now. Becent
rains are general and timely.
Galveston. Tex.: The weather;
dnring the past week has been dry
and hot. Occasional showers are
reported from some sections. Cot.
ton crop proHpecta oontinne grxxl.
Marshall, Tex.: Ilad good rains
nce last report. Oottoa clear oi
gnvts od weeds. Is growing fine
and fruiting well.
Palestine, Tex.: About halfol the
county bad good rains this week,
and their cotton is progressing ex
celiently. Where they had no rains
the plant is still doing well.
Ssn Antonio, Tex.: Partial rains
this week. Crop growing finely
stid looking healthy.
ARKANSAS.
This state as a general thing
nearly equals Texas in the tavora
ble ie)orts received, and while not
ijQite up to the standard of that
state, ia still in Bach a good posi
tion as to merit special notice.
Crop conditions may be said to
range a little below good as a gen
eral thiag, and the outlook at this
date is about the same as last year.
Stands are well advanced, ranging
from 10 to 14 Inches in height.
TENNKSSEK.
In this state the condition and
general average is about fair, and
it it were not for the rains would no
doubt range at good. The rains in
thia state were heavy and con tin
noos, and caused a considerable
growth of grass. 8tands range at
between u" and 8 inches in height.
Following is a telegram from this
state:
.Memphis, Tenn.: Weather since
Jnne S clear. Cultivation re
sumed. Cotton looking yellow and
sickly. Too much stalk and little
fruit. l'lautjrs discouraged and
reports gloomy froai every part ol
the district. With fair weather lor
two weeks can possibly get crops m
geod condition.
(Jnlll DriTer's rrsrerbs tn Memory,
Memory is that faculty of the
mind which helps us to live over
again a lew of our past hours.
To remember happy days, that
can never come again, is one oitbe
chief sorrows ef hnman Hie.
The memory of a careless person
is like a seive which lots the tine
meal go through and saves only the
worthless bran.
Old age is happy ody in propor
tion to the number of pleasant
memories that are in its ivossession
To make life miserable, conduct
yourself so that your memory can
supply you with little Ise than
o-cion of regret
Memory is the oonimiaaary tier
partment of the intellect: you will
get from it only such things as you
pot into it.
The remembrance of kind wolds,
kind deed and kiud friends will
form no small part of fa tore happi
ivess. I The g'Mid are those who try to
remember the good and forget the
i evil they have received at the hands
'of their fellow creatures.
1 Justice to our own happiness re
qtur
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and
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that
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we should trv foremen;
1 ha 1
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of the re volut ton ary t y p.-.
w eil by t he journal ..-' - oi
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1"- novel-', and. became pojs;
Frame and, Oermanv in-ioie
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,j,i ,.' proposf to de-trox everv
tti.ng. b:r i-t,!y w l.at ttiey d,-i.ke.
ia:i:e!, tiie present government oi
Kus.s-.a, capitalism njul privati
ownership o I laud N ihil ism mean,
nothingness." bur the Russian
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pro-HT'ty i.t : .e Si"i'',. A ' New
ports New-. V i . the t ui,- water
terminus "l il.e I 'hesiii-ake A llhio
lHailwav. ai r.i :i emen' - h iv e iieeti
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iveuditure oi pi obablv ,im,(X), and
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n'y n-siilt in the est ib ishmeut
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panv :
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rd at ( 'alel'H.
I :;i nace and
( "hat ta'i'siga
Mill w di in
i ng wrought ,
lion 1 1 1 1 ) units which ail Pa tin
Construction Department during'
tho two we.ks UI1drI- review, there
were in Alabama kb.ttiog factory,
three large saw iniils, a cotton coiu-
preaa. a cheese la. -tory and coke !
ber mill company.
i 10. (Ms) stave
tactorv . two smelters, one ot
.ill
tons ca'jritv , a i.uge g-ild mining
companv . a water w..ik- companv.
a farniture taetoiv. a -aw null, a
planing mill and a .-.. K-rage fac
tory: in riorida. a canning tactorv.
a fKKl.OOd g.is and electric light
companv. tvro saw mills, a planing
mii I and buck woiks: : n (ii-oi:':,i. a
pa pet nui I . e ; eti.-i v c ; m pi o v c men t s
to a cotton mil;.
a gl I-
; m: ;, a
and savi
w oi ks. a
a silo, noil
i shingle in 1 1 1, stav .
m i II: in K en t uek.v
f OO.IMIO u; Mi : ug con
tobacco lactory. and -.V-.tHHi put:
into new stone
lana: a ToO.PO'
and a nc' nob:
K0 w ater w oi I
111 'oi ! h ( .it i .1
Wtt-oli Uiib, gl i.-
I ii i i i ics :
in I n i ii g
in :s.-i---
and b;
n a. a -I..
! in I ! . and
in l.ouis
com pi n
k works:
I a : oi v .
i 1 II,1 -MI
fnrnilure Mcterv: in Soul h ( arohna.
IJO.I' improvements made to one
cotfon null, mid aiiout the same or
more to another. tC'.o.uoo to 1D.00O
in Irilili. i r woik-. a lurniMire l.ii
tory. two hour mi. Is. and the re
building oi a sash and door factory
and turpentine dist illenes; in Ten
uessee, a marble quarry company,
a dvn.imite factorv . an ice tactorv ,
a large broom lactory. a 'cotton
battiug mill, a hour mill, and sev
eral saw nulls; m Texas, a r 1 'U),0O)
oil and cotton company, a 1."0.000
tiour null and elevator, a compress,
a water-pipe foundry, and two
water-works companies; in Yir
ginia. a stone quarry, a gold mine,
and the rebuilding ot two mills;
and in Wet Virginia, a ro,(HS saw
mill, 1l'.(XU gas woiks and coke
works, and a 1,(HK),iho company
which will probably bn Id a cotton
gin factory either in Atlanta or
Chattanooga. As a summary of
what has been reported during the
last two weeks, this statement
shows that the mdiistiial develop
ment ol the South is a little less
than marvelous.
t- .il 1 1 . e : s i
(ivil Service II ii mini j;
l AT LsI.AN II Sill 'A I.s.
Bogue Sound, N . C.
it ii.b leportcd that old Mrs.
Reform bad a liov baby, and called
his name Civil serv ice. As it was
said to he a very nne and remark
able child, its mother w ,ks invited
to carry it to ashiiigion City,
that it might be i.used in ulllueiiee
and acquire mlluenco among
patriots and statesmen. When it
arrived at N osdi i ngtoti 'here was. a
rush among "societv people" to see
the baby. Kven the rresident was
drawn in the general mania to see
the baby, and he
was such a beau '. y
teer tvi become its
1'inally a crowd oi
see it, led by one
tempted to ,-,;.,- i
and strangle it. 1
who had pn-v ions
declared that it
he would volau
'.egal guardian,
loughs went to
V .iliee. w ho at
by the throat
ii other loughs,
, Jala n in iov e
with the child's mot i.e
t he catastrophe.
Tue tie w of ' I; ' - as
Cat island a:.d Mrs.
vi ted to bring he:
eVeti
cached
w a.-
OVl II to
A ifl.'
spend :l
Cn-cv M
sU ;:
ru:
and the s vv er
make ' : li
able. N be;, in- b.
a general si j r
body wanted t
Crecy though:
as a child oiigi
u!d
t lie
and. 1
Vel ',
Ann:
w ,i s no; ,i in -a . t
; O Pi- .lllli pi oj his
a little cumpury roc
McOraekin though: i
i ncie M;
iookod rati
teeble. NN llbaui NYatch y . --:r cork
discovered thai wn.ir b n.i:r w i
geuerally str.ugn!. iiien- weie '..",
patches of kinky woo! -rat ' r red iv i I
its scalp, ."salami ii.ii p . ;. .:.
eoveied th.r .: y1- a.s n. t pi ,-,i' ii::.g.
and son n ded ai.irni t :, r ' w a - ! r.i . :
Old M
..till w
i ;th i
ithcr Iv
hile si
ampbo
i Hid
n be
: 11: - .r.
v J - I '
1 :
vv , l -
-lib.-1
l.lUi-1
.in
I-;.-:
II . .1 1.
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: be ' :i. ,
(UTt-il : ;
.u-h in
r i . k i uii
i i v
un-
Ml Hi
(
:-l .nil
:!n
in
vi'Ki
: U- I
U.-.ii :.--nit-
iit :i.
I ri J ii -I i i ll c i I
"Mint h
l.i vUsTONK CALLS .4 ham
I Hi 1: i.Mll.K I VKl; TIUKI' ASH
VT A N I S A KKS I
V . r--..i
Li v K K r 1 1 1 . I ime. SO. ( i I, iil.-tone
has decided not tof-Kiak at London.
1 le declare him.selt' at the end of
bis tether, ami is really too hoarse
to undertake the duty, even it bis
phv-icai .-trenth Mbonld allow. So
I otiitou mu.-t. lie iett to the l're-liner'--
. lellteuant;-, who Hie work
u: nj.nl to recover the itn eap
liiieil tiv tl
tiytiie lories, anil v ho are 1 1
nil
pomleut. At Hirniingham
r.sU-rd.iy I tound a lierce unclereur
1 .-lit .
. II .
o '
: :.
v :'.
l-a lie.
evet.
ortrai
i h.i-.
ije.-liiig against Chamber- j
Had the local leaders entered
neenniest.it tirst i n t be spin 1 1
iuw display the entire district i
'. hav e U'en swept clear ot the '
s c. '.miniate.-
I I
was, how
con si i icr i' 1 u ii necessary to
ie such an opMit ion to
Ix-rl i:n m Ins ow n stronsrholil
i- uoghr ra-ilv have been etb-eted.
The ::ght hen and in other parts of
the Midland- ha- teen h.dt hearted
1 1 ' un t he st ,i rt , and (Hailstone will
looe he.l vi I v .
I s.iw r.irueli .it ( Ue.slei today .
Like i iadsfoiie. lie was snilonng
seveiel.v llmil hi Ml seliess. with a
vo:rr allog.-iher u n recogn I al ile .
Ills wlnile a ppearauct denoted in
ti-n-e weai mess: h:s (ace was pale
and i.m-d wiih lurrow-, but his
spirit igai u like C, I ids'one w as
l bright and uudaun; ed as t v n . 1 le
'had good .11 counts to u'.Ve tootlset
thelc.s.s comtoiting tidings, 1 had
!o--mvcV o ih,- state ol atlairs at
t he met i opoh.s oi :hc country and
i t he commercial capital ol the Mid
'land.-. Wherever he had boon he
, found the 1 aiglish and Welsh mosses
animated with undoubted enthusi-
.ism loi -the caii-e ol Ireland. The
.previous night he had experienced
the niivst wondeilul demonstration
in his lav or vet witnessed, and was i
decptv touched bv it. The Kllgllsll i
Liberals.
leering and
shouting,
I w anted
to
hair him
n t riumpli 1
throng!
terist ir
the tow n. Put w il h char.ic
Islifce ot dlsplav . lie sbplied
out ol t hell n
1 escaped bv
a ruse
need
his w
. luorta.iv
ivt repose.
oi n oir ,
ii ed, a ml i il great
Not vvi t hstaiiding
.'idK.oii todav he
rushed oil
lew winds l
gave him
texl
iii
,iv a
t he
Welsh tli Mil is, who ,
pleudid icceptiou.
i1 ueii s .scrv a-es w ere o.on.v nec.iea ;
in ine pi i in i p.ii i i . Jlieie IS pel I
-haps no part of the country w here I back into it
the landloid-hold more powei than. The group of Northern gentle
in North and South NY ales. AI - men present broke into a roar ot
j though Glads-tone liv es m ales, ; aimrovin s lansrhter. and the ex
lis oeioveu m ine vv eisn, ,inii nas
hitherto drawn as much strength
; from this p.ut ol Britain as from
, Scot land, the landlord interest lor
! the 1110.-I part has gone dead against
j him. and ui iny s,.,,is an- threat
jened. NeWspapeis are not much
read in the mountains and valleys
ol ; h is i eg ion . and Glads t ou c' s great
I .. I ...I V..i 1
-1""" 1 '"" . -"" ' " ";y "1-
III I I I I - I I . l I I l I . ' II I I 1 I ' I l (MI I III'
libd.
I voters. I ainell came pist in tune
i to ;,-m the tide "I loss and ai Oils'
public opinion ,n the large centers j
j ol population, .-.iirli a- the iron and
coal distiicL and seaports. His
I presence li.t.s giv en the llillip needed
I to start the latent feeling in favor
I of home rule. Next to Glads-tone,
iParnell is the most popular man in
' Fngland tonight. Manx ol the
leaders ot the people among the
middle classes, discerning that the
question before the country i.s one
in which the democracies of the
three kingdoms , ire all equally in
terested, have boldly forsaken the
landlords and come out defiantly as
independent banner bearers of the
Welsh people against tbo feudal
powers. To f hose leaders Gladstone
and Parncll look with conhdence to
send home rulers to Parliament.
Church i nest ions are being raised
by the Tories, in the country con
stituencies where the establishment
is ill powerful, and these and simi
la i maneuvers to divert attention
from the sole issue on which the
verdict of the country, is asked, are
doing Gladstone some barm.
Tun.;. Power O'Connor, M, P.
1 lie Minister's Mistake.
The ancient town of Medlord, the
seat of the old Lawrence distillery,
has lot mauy years been famous
for the excellent quality of its
spirituous product, which has been
attributed to the purity ot its water
and the pains taken in preparing
and refining :t. So gifat is its
reputation among the. trade that
the term old Med ford" is now ap
plied to all choice grades of rum
unproved by uge. But the latr
Lev. Chailes Brooks, an orthodox
clergyman, who many years ago
w-,is the esteemed and talented
pastor of a large society ;n that
town, was unversed ;u bar room
literature, ami a eoTino;s,eur only
in communion wine. So it hap
pened one time that he was in
duced to attend a special town
meeting, culled to consider some
matter of local interest to the citi
zens: and the proposition before it
meeting his cordial approbation, he
got up and made a rous.ng spiech
in ;ts favor, mst before the vote
was taken, winding up with the
emptiat :
old' Me
patriot n
w;'h to
declaration. "1 do love
old." Ot course this
sentiment was greeted
'!- ot applause, mingled.
vv : ' . , .-1 1 c : boisterous
.- to ; ri ; ; a : e ; he iiiimi
In iwt-v rr
1 i I 1 ' l : ' . :
pl.i.sti. a
;hink ;
ledi'ed
upoi. ir
: 1 1 1 no
II
llllll to
s s ; liocl I ty VI a.s d
In- tuiiied fiercely
; ' o: s and e el I i Mled
w i ' in ' h
We
a in-
g'cll ' lelll i
or I . o t . "
iit down
vi 1 1 1 ' I. el
a-V e ;
1 iroi
t lie
lioll-e
nproaiou- meriiuent. and
! "Good tot x on.' ' v'e don't
y our w ord . sir." I )o you
. straight?'" An- you going
'lit!'" And !' w as not until
his parishioners came to the
ilellb-
take l
ICsi
w a.s
t hat
e bewildered parson
ouiprehend the mis
:it U01i his lelnai ks.
(( I l ili i) ItUl t i II.
m
a:
( i i
1 i , I'e
that
in:
itth
peo
A 1
Iv
IKD.
-u:Ti r:n,i t r- -in lla- i-r
1 1 1 1 n r- ' f y i i-.ni; ihtvoJi-
l-l'll V . il '-- . I Hi ill 1 1 u m 'li .
ii ni- ipe t hi.l will cure
-- i mi iim.-t
iikiier-.-. eariv
, I vm;1 -end
v : I i 'I- "1IA 1:1 .1.. 1 ti
grcal
i. wa- ,h-. - i-re.l l. a mi-sii -r.ary
n.N.iilii Ainerira , ml a-elf-a.l.lre-Hi-il
ei-.vei, (a-lOtlu- Ui V . J -KPH T. Imman.
5'.' i.'.i.i. U .Vii- V..- C.:tl nlTdwy
The Tables Turned. I
Jacksonville (Kla.- UeraM.
General VV. S. Walker met ro-
eently nronnd a social board mi :
extreme Massachusetts man of tb
l'eudry type of sentiment, rind
ing this gallant old veteran of two
' wars corraled as it were in the
1 midst of a gronp of Northern gen
tlemen, the Pendry sympathizer
thought it would be vastly fine to
irighimn little upon the issues ot !
i . i i . . i , I
ime wai, ami so sailed into nun , i'J
'with niort, frankness than eonrtesv. i w
1... i;..nor.,l ,iivin in. m-..t 1 in
I-1--- . '.'.l.. ... II I IUC TT.I.U 6.11.11,1
gomi humor and self-control. 1
Fin a'nv the Massachusetts man
to idi.-d upon the Davis incident
,iU: -uted his solitary disapproval I
, emphatic terms, eulogizing ren-j
dry and arraigning Davis in sharp :
farina fliniTQl Wa IL- ur'
luood n:ifnri.-th svtrsmial nan)-
lhis whole demonstration to
waid Jerl' Davis is an outrage upon
the country and a menace to the
peace of the nation. It proves to
me that you Southern people are
re.ulv tomorrow to begin another
rebellion, and to destroy the
I u ion 1"
Look here, saal den. Walker,
ijuielly. -l see von ilo not under
stand I he situation at all. 'J lu
ll ii;;Ij is, the Soutti is u.-r imw
bettei satisfied with its position
and more interested in the preser
vation ot the Cniou than you peo-1
pie of Massachusetts. The South j
is prospering, contented and hope-: -
,,, , , i . ffCtll-k li-n'w rilt-n Hulvr,
ml. As a result ot the war, oar ... ,
epreseutacon in ( ougress hai0lltt Hrurit... ,;i,.Hr
been vastly increased, and iu point Rheum. Fever Sores. Tt-uer ri
ot Kiel the South comes nearer to
controlling the Government than I
anv section of the country. We 1
, , i . ,. i
an the largest influence in it
NN by should we wish to destroy it : !
No, my iriend. the next rebellion
will come from New England !
When you people up there see the
current oi prosperity setting South
v,ri- o-h..n vnnr .n-.iniif.iPtnroi! Vw
gin to drift away towards the field
ot production; when your spindles
and looms decrease, while the mills
of the South me multiplying, you
are going to get up u great dissatis
faction over some small oonstitu
tional question, and rebel against
the new order of things. But I
want to sav to vou now.'" said Gen.
Walker riaincr" "rhiif if ever von
neoole ol New Enuland attempt, to
secede from the I nion. we of the
Sim i mm nmmnt v I inn h vnn
I treuiely "loyvil'' left the company.
Jones County Items.
Miss Ella Hackuey, of Wilson, e
visiting at Tientou Sheriff Koouce'.
tamilv .
The commissioners were m ses
sion today: quite a slim gathering
too much grass for the farmers to
attend.
We learn that a gentleman from
Kiuston has reuted the Chas. H.
F'oy brick store in Trenton and will
open in a few days j new bar; good
new s to some.
We are having heavy rains near
ly every day. The fruit crop iuour
county has nearly all dropped from
the trees and has proved to be an
entire failure iu our section.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonis H. Mallard
have the sympathies of our entire
community in the death of their
little boy, William Hardy, with
cholera infantum, which sad event
occurred ou Thursday last.
Now is about the time for some
of our hog raisers to get cholera
a.n 'hg their hogs, as I am credibly
informed that many ol them have
empty corn cribs, which always
carries with it the cry of cholera
among swine.
Politics are beginning to crop out
a little in oar county. . We leain
that several of onr citizens will be
patriotic enough to serve in the
office of sheriff provided their
friends will jnst push the office on
them.
Mr. V. M. Collins, of White Oak
township, represents the crops in
his section better this year than he
has ever known them; suffering a
little from too much rain. Mr.
Durant H. Harrison says crops' of
every kiud in his section are look
ing well.
NV'e learn that Messrs. Simmons
iV Parker will move their steam saw
mill back to their home, about
August, so they can use the engine
to gin cotton. So every one who
ueeds any lumber had better send
iu their bills if thev expect to get
them rilled this fall."
Mr. John M. Andrews, Ksq.. has
completed a neat and commodious
dwelling for Mr. Stephen 11. Moore,
of the Potneck section of Trenton
township and will commence erect
ing a new dwelling for Mr. Jas. L.
Harrison, of the French branch
section of the same township fioon.
The Trenton and Core creek mail
route is a real accommodation to
our citizens. 1 saw- two letter
mailed on Saturday evening last at
1 o'clock which no doubt was read
at New Berne that night before 0
o'clock, which by the Polloksville
route could not have reached New
Berne before ( p. in. Monday fol
lowing. Trenton was so dull on Safnrdny
last that our merchants never had
the opportunity of smiling. 1 beard
one oi them remark that it was the
dullest day since the surrender.
NN" h x . said he, .1 list to think of it !
I've only sold four barrels of Hour
today and if the rains continue
j much longer business will cease
' entirely.
We hciiid a couple of our i'aiUiers
say . that each had bad a water
melon, but, said one of them, I al
ways thought when the lit tie cm !
near the stem was dead that the
melon was ripe, but. coiituiu- d he.
the wot weather fooled me this
tune, for it was as green as a guard.
So was mine, remarked the other
olle.
l-ii:.-i Li 'X e. Scarce oucpei-oi,
out ol twenty marries his rii-l Iov, .
and scarce one out oftv enr.v 'ot the
remainder has cause to reione a;
having done so. NN hat vve Io' e .n
: iio.se e.uly days is generally rather
4 fanciful creation of our own than
a lealitv. YYe build slatne-s of
-now. and weep when they melt.
Si xt yi yn LI AIM' IN ES.-. Tin.- -,'il
-mi ha.-i cotne when ;i limn v im tinil
.1 twelve room house ami ,i half ncri
of Tj'onii'l too small for hun at linnii
w:;i live with bin family in a three
! --in vh.tnty surrounded b l.'Hn
'. i : : glaring saiul and call it Imp-
; r-pi . So mi mll ");,'. i
AllVM'K TO MOTIIEKS.
llK XVlNSLOW"- S'OTHINO .SVI'.l P
should alwayn be uded for ehildreij ,
teething. U soothes the child, Boitei).
the gurns. allays all pain, cures wim:
i-oli ' anii is the best remedy for di?.r
hu a. Twenty-rive cents a bottle.
jan24dtuthsiitwlv
A l'i.f;n;i f -. . i -., .lk .v
great (letli 01 lihri;. i.- felt when
eholera, small poir, typiitia fever, or
other epidemic -.'i-ei-- - prev.il-
QViZ. et over i t ;
country there an
killed by diseases u
is ot
on
m.in
the !.,-
i a; oi
organs than by all the inon- active
di -eases combineil. Consumption
destroys nioro lives jh-i thousand
o( the poimhuion tlinti anv other
oce insease, ami pueumoma i
: rr i . . , r ..... . . i . .
s next
h. i "e i"inin maivi-s aw.ivi
th ninerv-one mat housand. and
enmoni.i sitvtlm-i
together consninptto!!. pneumonia.
- -.
y lassin
heart - disease, am! biomhitis, the
laUhly ol this gn.up of allied dis
ot dei s is one hundred and ninety
one in a thousand. Of cmise the
proportion is much gre.ner along
1 1 e SeaiiO.Lst . the 1 1 Vi-1 lull Toms. Mini
ii
it. damp low lying
in high dry iegi,,n
respii ritorv organ-
localities, while
diseases ol the
an- l n fn-i uiiii t .
rxpenmeni
II- now ii'iiler wax
to test the virtue- of room-, the air
in which I- manipula'id in make it
corespond to ti,.- e.mdir n.n.s that
exist in mount mmus i eg .. .lis i hat
i.- the uir is ra:rticd so i hat thele Is
less pre.s-,11 1 c oi i ;h,- I ur'ai h . n g ap
paratus. Il ,.- brin-ved thai by
s.iin lory and no eh iu-o.il measures.
I he di eadj ii : in.-: .d ,i: d ; ull.-l
lug now e .ii-eit :, i ii is r a o ! d is
orders will In- ,dlev lai'-d. and tens
ot t housands oi
v a
lilab.e lives
" tUint.'ni.
P!
longed
V
for
Ult
I'lieii
Hande. Chiihl.-iins. i;.m. suet ail Sinn
Krupiiorm. an.i p.i-itiv -.-iv cnu pile- ,
u KurauU'eU o ire r-Tf.-t tu.iu:-
lion, or money refumleo. Price 2o i-t-ntu
per box B;dp bv j Uncock Hro,. U
Absolutely Pure.
TliiB powdt-r rifei varn- A iiutrvol f
purity, HirciiKih. :m.: n:. hm. i.i-k- l'r
PonoraicH 1 l i 1 a 1 1 1 h r.ri M nnr k tiuIp, m n i! can
tiot be sold 1 11 ninir.ei IT h m with tli- m 11IUM-1I"
of low tt-ftt. th
jit,, .rinhnlft
powriprs. Solil -!.; :
FOWDKK ( JO.. i' v ai
I'iuY A i. I'.aKIN..
llock Lime.
Plaster,
Cements.
Goat Hair.
(). It,. IA l,j0t1(T stores, think you
CKAYKN SI
LK17I ,
JSclovv l!l8'C
''.: ii-iiw,t w
Ollice.
Notice.
Tii onrti-i lfrnel cives noting to eis friends,
ftiiti lo liiepnttlK- generally That on Hrcntini
of certain 1 est 1 ielUms in ivenrJ to Hie 11 au -r
prtha tjeven SprtBcs. thai t hi se:iw-il H, .use
will be I'loseil for Un- sujiiiuer.
Mdj-:n,l8S. x'. n. sKAXvm.i.
"OCEAN VIEW SANITARIUM.
ti
'ilu uuili-rtoiiii' 1 lm- i-l'-i'-'l
XAKlLVliio SWANsliuUi 1, N- C.
iruy ,i;Wo Sl'OKV mil .-n, ti,
UlslitHl, ell hlufetixl. roiJ lonainr
old ocptuv d(.-lit;liUul bua-biei' -b
ing. aailiiiu a.iiil sui f.liniLni.
The travt-lii.K pilliin- iind Viiilot -Will
DDil IJIOOO fliximimo.i.ii M-l.s :o
1 urms imnlpi au-.
A" I vi 1 i ! 1
linn- li.. !"(.
s .v n ;
e imp
.i-i ul o
,,lf!
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE! GROCER
sci. i.s coons AT
SMALL MARGINS.
Special Prices on Flour.
.1 (.;.
NFW
1:1: m;. .v c
AGENTS
WANTED
:.! nirt;
W i . 1'
FOR SALE.
K
III
to
A .
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1 1 1 h . k:
The .NVisHi! Live Slack A
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II IMV l, V .
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a:.. ;i
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DUFFY'S UOLUUN.
BARGAIN" A gain
ful or satisfactory
transaction. "--Webster.
W C I'CpOat Willi Cm-,
. . . .
lMlilSlS, 0 VOFV till 11
for
merly
this
mentioned in
i ii
CO
can in"
attention
to the many
Bargains" with which
I
our (ort
from the
the lop.
reading
deli nil ion
(iisensed
lioe, if
is pac.Ken
bottom to
and after
tlic above
I 1 his much
word, we
l
Wailt!
I
you
'-aiiil'ul or satistactory
transactions:- that you !
will visit onr "Bargain
SfOfr." We invite the
public to inspect, com-!
pare, and jude for!
themselves, (pialitv at'
.ill I inn v. . . ..ii. - wlsii. wl
iu iiiuis v ou,snicn:u.
w e !ia e eneap on
low -im ii-t-wl o iwwlc fnvl
TIT" t 1
those wanlini;' goods'
vl .iiiili 1 . 1 1 i"-i 1 ti ov o 1 w I :
Wi . ii 11 . Lifti,i v , inii
i: ,j 1
r . 1 '
ior mose waininir sucn;
kinds, hut do not dis-1
CiimirJi: against any;
class oi' trade. Our
store is for the public,'
and wo at all times;
welcome anv iu search;
;ot Bargains. As to!
c .
competition with the
large
houses
and imposing
that are in our
we would say
cit v,
! that our building is!
:iiiueh smaller than we1
would like
but it you
what is in
it to be,
compare
H. with
will decide that goods
with us are abundant.
Wo are grateful and
thankful for past fa
vors, and a continu
ance ot your valued
patronage is most
earnestly solicited.
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY:
Good quality T-l Bleached
Doini sties for 0 1-2 cents,
worth. 8 cents.
T .iKCHON Lacits, 12 ( nits
foi 12 yards.
Our Shoe stock is uow
complete.
Come to see us for all
kinds of Goods, and we will
satisfy y on. Samples fur
nished upon application.
SATURDAY, we propose
to j.'ive you a drive in Men's,
Youth's and Boy's Straw
Hats. It you want a Straw
Hat, you can save about one
third by buying from us.
Respectfully submitted.
Duffv.
Crab Orchard
WATER.
i hi: i.iver,
the: KII1MIV H.
I'H-; ST41.HAI t-
riiK now r.i.s.
3
DYSPCPSI A,
CONSTIPATION,
SICK HEAPACHE
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lit. mi .-r 1 t' ; ii.
Crab Orchard Wafer Co
GUION & PELLETIEB,
Al (oi lie vs a.t
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nkw ni-:itv:. n.
s .- llerne.
a 1 1 a.v. .i
). I). ( LARK,
irN'riss'i".
KV HKIU d. c.
ravi ii .trel between
I'ol lorj
ilAwl
W V. 1HJKRUS & CO.,
GHAIN AND COTTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
fctJr aw
ri.
4- - " ' era
Z 30
HI 1
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3- " : 5
; -ir i
. Prongs. I
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F. M. sntKOSB. C MMfT'iKAlH.TFr'
SIMMONS & manly; i
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
W;'. 'trnfticr 1. t;u Cfluritof Craven, lciea1
OijoKw. ( fru rut, lafiilJro, I etioirftud Hiai
I anil lc Uif K tWal Court al JVtw Hir0e
J. C. ETHERIDGE & CO.,
Cotton Factors aid Commission Merchants
lIOW.UrSt.el,ll.rWI,,Vfc
',,i,sigr.mrit8 of X)TTON, CHUN, VILA
NI TS, iiixl FARM PRODUCTS oliclted.
KIlUKBNOi :
Wllllaiis Itroa.. Morfulk, Va
H. H. VVhlu- A ro.. "
Marine Bank.
ja!2dwly
Whitehall Street,
Alwoy
nd uliviiv-5i sure.
Ijvdto' Relief
i 1 1 1 i m-.nrn: 1 ami l.mlit-s j jvsim'i
lu ,,t i t.y muil. BROU DatUO CO
Oorimfto. Mf
B. SCHEDULE B.
NOTICE.
All peiM.ns doing business as mer
chants, or otherwise, upon all goods
bnui!;lii iu or out of the State, or uj
other liable under Schedule "B," are
ie(ti u i-.l by law tn lint the same daring
tlm fust TPN ilays in July. Persons
f.-iiliriK to Inst within the lime will be
placed on the ilelimiuent list and will
be chaiireil with double tax. I will tut -
I at my otlk-e to receive the same. Blanks
furnished .
Afltr the lOih of July all who have
not linted u ill be placed on the delin-
,i,,pntli9t JOSEP NEMOk.
J"'ur nro.
Change of Pier in Xew Twk.
The N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,;
and all 'loint
rvrth Mild WeNt 5
lor Saw tiers at
hkk 7. nohth iUvisk. ,
" A'cir York and Boltimfit
7r.ifMrporta.tion Co,
i It-r. i-.-ii. if- 1. lm 11 lit i-pniomlwr that tbU te otiAs'
51 '1 S d EliiH cured at bume wiih-
n -U-iiA-.R--rofflrr'a
lll Iiki Sl,-m l.nii-oiutol New Tork, lMi-:5?
ili-i'y '"'' o.ii, w nli Hiiltimnre Ipr Maw Barn
1 all I111.1, ti. una iiiily oni- -hnii
nil Ulli
S KM I WKKKLV ST 11A11B8
i )i ir, c. ..j b.ii: - ,.iV:
and Eiltifflori.
jciwccu new uciuti
iToncblnc t Morfott) ' .. ii .-., ?
Ui.i' . N v: riurnn for Ilaltlmore TITKHlJAy' '
KKIKAYS al 1 p m Lvar Baltinurv fo
sw B. ru W KDNKSHAYS dnd SATHMllAV ii' '
8. Ji. n I .a rs - .
Affents :ir ttn fi'llewt .
EUBEN FOSTK,rtn'l .W.ufidM-. , 9 '
0 Liutt St., HtlM- "
AS. W MuOAKIOK, Ae't. Norfolk, Va ,i
W. P 011- IK VilMllpbla. 11 St.Vl . -Ci;,
I,"' .t-v
Yotk.i H.-illnTriii-. I.iii-, 1'ir (f!mlimlsv-X
t. Siin.pi-. in. Hiii-ion, ft.H Onlrnl w hart . iS. .
l.T-l .UiK-kwi.il, Proviilpnci- It I. f , '
li. 11 Mmk, Fll Uivr, IiVrrii-k wbarf 1 j " V i
Sht)ii i-r. 1 1-- liimtun, Turadayt and- SatniM
Nhw York daily. .- f
nltimori., W wlinKaayK uBatar.f - . , .
' Fall River, Monday!. WtdaiM-, V
' ProldencH, Satnrrty 1 ' .
hrough bills I.1I111 civen, and ratitayaWi, ' V '
in nil point, at thp diffmuut ndloa of - " '
panlm . , v ',. f
CI
N.
Z. LINE.
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Olil) L4LJVHINIIV
Steamship Company.,
SEMI-WEEKLY LI ;;tJ
I'm Niiw York, Baltimore, kov '
lolk, ISoston, Klizabetb Vlty, -,--IMiiluleliliiti.
lrovideuv,r "-,
and other Cities, .
OH AN1) A-FTICK
Monday, January 11th, 1886, v
UNTIL FURTHER NO TICK
Steamer Shenandoah
Will luavp, opon anival of traia m-Nafolk"- -m.;.- j.
Southern Uailruad at Elizaheth OtlTx .TJ i
biomjav and TiicaaoA't ' ,,s '
(nr New Berne. Retnrnlnf IntHalil HrM.V
lor Elizabeth (Jlly (very
TUESDAY AND PKIOAT
ui 4 I. th m.lfln. t'li iv. Prill il lint In..
I folli Southern R. H. for Nortkant i
Oloap connection made at Mew ttffnia'. with
steamprv for Kinston, Follokavillb,'--. TfMam
ami all landing- on tha feasa- AjidyTpawl "
lilTprn. No freight" rccplyed for Balpneal oa
Tuesdays anil Friilftys after 3H i la. , " v
1 n-iKlu forwank-d promptly aa IMjratM
zuarfuittipii to destination, j. ' - , - V
B. K. KOIIRUTS, Ac'tflfewlUna,
UtlU-IFFIB t TlIBUll, I v ' ' '
Ac t. Hwfotk'C
W H. STAMrOBD.Oen'IFr't Af't, '-
Nw Tork 0U.
Cant. Sam. B. Waters
AOtHT, .- I
lll l-PV'S PtTRK HALT WRUKKTf '
M. tirlrfatoii'a "MoatlceUo Part layai"
Bllllarcis, 330.
At hisolil sinnd on Middle afreet.
si-I-illy N Rim, I (.
1880 t
Harper's Magazine
1 matstijatuId.
Tin- I icor inlior Number will begin the Bar
eilty-Sei lillll X'OlllineoftiAKFKK'H Maoazihi.
Minn Woolsiiii's novel. "Kast Angela, " and
Mr. Howell'B -Indian Summer" holding tbe
fori-iiiofii place in current serial fiction- will
rim thtouKh several numbers, ann will tie.
loJIowed by serial atorU-e from K. 1. Black
inon and Mis. 1). M. Cralfe. A new edHorlal
il.-pui linen t. dtm unslns topics BUfgested by
the i-urrent li erature ofAmerlcaand Europe,
will i-e eoutt ibutod by W. D. liowella, begin
niDK wliii Hie January number. The great
I iu tary event of toe year will be the pabiiea
tion f ii Kerli-B of pa pen taking the shape of
a Btory. Htnl depicting characteriatie CBatolrea
of American Koi iely as peen at oarletattiig
pleasure resorts written by Charles iuidley
Winner, and ilUislrau-d by II. S. llalnfiart.
The Maira.ine will give efpeciai atlemtfoo tt
Alneriean suli.'eels. treateil by the lirvt Amer
lean wriiiis. Mini illuMra'teil by leadlnic
A Mi-rr-iiii arMi-'i-
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I'hll VHAK
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d .'.111 l.i'.-- i-UANKl.IN Htil'AKK
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" 1 1 1 ted Sill! ei- or CHiniiCM.
lumfsof : lit1 Magazine bee in with the
k i"i Jnue anil Dvrf in ber of -aeb
. i.fii no tune is npeti(Utl, It will be
n il Lhat t fie Hiib8criter wishea to be-
ind. -i-t
: M.I
: w.'ii !m- ( urrt'iit Number.
' 'M'i'i ttluiiics oi Harpei'H Miinettie for
. i ;i:s inn k. in ru'jil cKilh hiurting. wij
M-j.t i. iiiail, ktki jmitl . on rt-t-ript or
- i i f 1 1 t -. 'lotli Ohb, for tundlng, 50
rM-ai i.- rnHil. postpaid.
; ;l ru 1 1;t ij hi 'k Maaziiif. A r))iilfti(ml,
i .;.:: ii i . ;i ml 'Jassiflt-tl. t' ir ollitueH to
j.. ;iis:t, Ir.ifu Juiji.', i,s.'ji. U Juiie. 1H0,
- v .1 , xvii ' 1 t ll, $4 iMk.
: in ! Mii i it t-H sliou ui i .e in fit by lot-Offlce
' i.iiai'1" or bruft. U' uvtilti cIihih uriuft.
ii'WsuijrH art' not to copy tliiH ndvertlfie
nl w itiiout t lit expires order of Harprr 4
' l.i rs. Addre ss
MAKI'KK A- MltUTHKRS, New York.
1
The Southern Cultivator
AND
DIXIE FARMER.
4 lib VKAIt
The a
cut Fiirm.
r,eWu
in list rili! and Stock
i.f th.- Smith.
it , - i i 1 1 r vv Ui iik 'onsliint'nry the intelll-
Ui'l ; t ( 'I '( 'lil'AsM t- HId Kli iMiUlIltlal I J' BUOOM-
fu ; (ai in.M "f i li in st'ft ion, ami ns an adver
l : i ik; hum! 1 win for t lie M iTi liniiL, MHullfACtU
i i. si", k liMist-r mid I'lofctwlonal Man, la
a !- 'I-i;ti i Y r n nj r a i.T.r n.
si j i uUoouHiy employ t d In lis column
ik niwaj h reinunerativH.
Ad t-rt iSHincntK, per lino, - . 30.
SuuHcription, ver aiinuui, - 91. 4.
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atoi oue year lu al vancc, $9,79
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