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ffAYitVicV I S T3Ti;iJKDPS T I "NT ALL THINGS. Term-a.OOPerYer. . VOL. ix. . NEW HKRNi:, CRAVKN COUNTY, X. C., JANUARY (i. 1887 NO 40. I .SOOBundles of Delta iHoolc Cotton Ties. 9 a o O 3 O O vS -r-l to ho P -a to "a Q C3 O FOR 7,500 Bales of Cotton. O CO J5 bo 2 t CD M - cJ O 5 - tr -- youoo o CBMMINCS '1.a;r TVOQrnrPC flimon St Kinstjv.. H. ft.. Ml M toll af tWI DAVJTST PrRCLTASEP Best and Cheapest Brought to TiDIrtcta oolf br th It of givinr &"e nf fiiila Itlnilnni Rnnti R mm w w X V WaWU. WWW -'inf. Willie Goods, Hardware, Glassware. Tin and Qaeensware, Tronki, Valise, Coffee, Supar. Flour, Poik, Side Meat, Svrtip. rt 5 Molasses. Tobacco and Snuff, WHOLESALE A"N"I.) RETAIL. T rCiT a dollar in real vilae in every dollar' worth yr.u buy. measure ag Barar, dollar for dollar, at either of our two popular tore. Come and See and Save Your Moiu v. Kiwtoa, N. C, Sept. '20, lr. F - w ; TQW'EgX THE GREAT SCAKCITi OF UUMA. WILL IKOM 1 .n 1 1 i iliny - THE HOLIDAYS. C.IVF. Sraordinary Inducements " su m i 1 . . UsT Liens TO THOSE NEEDING or Boys Clothing DRY GOODS. Ladies' Walking Jackets, DEirS, WOMEN'S AND t ri ra t u nni a , e 1 1 1 m e at . a j - . VXrppriaing one sua uaoaacrcmeis. is-no uui and SasDendera, Glorea and 1'mhrella.s. m 1, t: .- CjHlRBSTrJlAS GIFTS ! -Goods Trill le scld at Ecck Bvt,:m Eard a Prices. I AM SQLK AG K.N M'K A-1 BATTLE Mbl'b GALf WlL$2 5C T only !?ho old Id lii -!'c .:-' ' . n . -ED; ty thts Manufurt art- r t M h t J V si . CTaruMlKS. vli; -tr !- Wavmntrdi -:. 'ti 1 uiy uf lh4.ru iu aay "y w.;n u . .:. m KIT oat. 1 w 1 1 op-ui 1 utti . - pa . i. : t-- Mat 4M to icnflQ Of w - r. ITTH K F i ' T' : :. M niv or Ql m ax th ir oiw r i k i ?i - t-ji . . e t'. r beat, rtnewt -tinl rtirA.: -h. n t:i- w -r ' -tnmiry. Tliey ionic I H ; v. . sj, ; ; ConicTfii kn! T'p r. 1 hire trtliuniilili T n ' Inctt trnii ri' h- om of whicn hti - - - and t m -hi ;c I tnjj ht e 1 y T-h w r '. C If. COLLI . )I ,Hdm)TI SaleinifD KIWSEY'S G-IULvS AND YOl'Mi 1 DIi: JOSEPH KINSEY. Mryj. TXTT.A H. PELL- (Or-erubor., lAaa EFFIE E. ROUSE. Peace Ioatcu-. Mas BETTTE KfNSEY. P-ac In-touu MBS I.rLA WHITFIELD, uunnu Spring Sessicn Cpen: Ottly Famal BoarJio S.-h. Write for frm to D3. 24. DAIL BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocers, HAVK KKMOVIID TO TIIK I It TVO STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND, MP Of FLOL'lt, n K ATS, UOltASslSS. SALT, TOBACCO, trrtblnK la the GROCERY ''Mflf'FBICES for OAS II. 5 P-. c 50 C 30 00 5c - 03 o O o O rt spA 000'09 & GBAV, ai . a w w . . , . , AM(iO IN STdRK I III-" Stock of Goods Ever this Market. (rrea:-: v". i- t"r ' m; a i.. , Vi r H t a anrl f'rins. Clnth- " " I , SCHWERIN, Shawls and Blankets, CHILDREN SHOES, . - 1 1 r - lit 11 1-. 1 1 1 1 ' t ! . 1 ...... I H" .11 -ii 1 ' .Vl'l l"t" MAX SCHW. RIS SCHOOL, ID. 1ST. : -n tn i ' l t 17, JOSEPH KIN- LY lr.i'- pai . 1'OKFKK. sl(i Alt, sVltl s SNIFF AM) I'KlAiilt, an USE. a fUM. STOCK and at r41 BY ALFRED TEN'S Y30X K " g m t iM hella -. - I ! w 1 1 1 - k y . Th- -'ving cloud, the fr'-tv light Tr-. year m dy ing in the nitfht - K.ng at w lid belia. anil .et him die ium i-iit thr iM. ring in ih' new K i ii happy bell", sith the m.ow Th- vt-ar in going, let him go U.t g ui the f.-iU.. rinic in the tru-. King ..ul the grief that Hip th- nun I. Kit Ui'" lhat here w- n' n ' mon Rini; out the feud f ri.'h :in-l p.-.r. ! eg in r d r es.s to it 1 1 in.iniiin 1 '.. n u ' ; ' l v tl i r- ' in.- Anil ni.-ui.c f " r ni ' f i r i j -iii'i ku. :n tt.- i.'M'T tn ..f life. A .n ,((. r !i:.inr.iT- j 'ir r 1 .i u : : :i e ; U. I ' .r' Ii 1 11 . ' ;i..- iinu'H : :: m- 'ii n: f li 1 Ltu. - - I i i --ii:. r:n ';: : r t . n , n U.- f ) ' ' r n. i ..-1 r i I . n i: t f .t . te ( r i 1 ; r. . h- i it; -I tirl ' t hi: i li i; ..- ir. it..- ;. .v.' , .( !:. i 1: ; ;. : h" ' mni "ii - v.- i; i k.' 1 u : I t n i - '. f -i . "ii '. u.'' r til :i. Ui i. ' i I I li" t' nil- m ! Km., in in.' umu-:i,.i v.iii Al.'i ! -; i '.e . :.n 1 rvl ui-t f 1 I ,1- . f oil. - of ("a e fin,, ,n i r. - .ilt iru in .-tii i r. 1 f r - ' " t .u-i ti.rt. the kin i.i.-r i. ii.J ii::..; "ii; in- litrknci. i.f th" Inn I u. n : . I I hu-t thHt i !"' t V i. H 1MI K V KM b Its Short Tulka V 1 1 h Kirnuri r o p I r . . .VIP I 0-1 .-. i ; in m.ikin I i 1 .... r . , i.i ...In,-, 1 ' . . , I ill o.ii.;lli.' other l piltrrf.ictise e i 111 e i . t a I li in til Ulakr - n ! - t A 11 r t '.- .v i.. . -Ir a- l.i.ip f"n.l. hlrh m ,, . r uriiiiai) t'i ' 1 1 1 1 ; ' : 1 1 1 1 i an not In a i i -(.I 1 a' t.i b d lis a ft lli in! t d iialanr, tt ni .1 1. 1; 1 1 . is .re wliltdi ot ii r.t i tit ail the 1 .-het tlt il i. pi, tuts, t hat i . t.u tu : '.: n th lent we.eiii mi ttie .... . , 1 1 - It i : i a ll ( .11 II - 11 nt'es (he ii , .r. .. i i. ni ,nl 1 1 .1 . 1 1 , .- ill plants. ( I , :. I l.iilll- i f .Ul- t ,i in a .. i lU.i rl .tis til, It air o 'Ill plet e, -t n -e o t eon t .lining all I lie u.' im I--- lire, I fit li 1 1 la 1 1 is, a ml k , . t. ' i 't- ilelicieli t ni t li soil. l : : -.'aide m in 11 re . 1 1 1 t t t. n e-.:; nut neither tt" tin in are well Vila in'- ii . 1 ii it ll ri (l i i . li I'i' in lit Ii i , 1 1 'Ken .11 propt ut loll In the pin is pli.uic .u-1.1 1.1 the.n. Now. when .,i,r ,.w.u i . i .. n . , , . . n t io t-.r. "v.-i.iu. is ut o. i. oi ..... in . mire, t h i s tie tlcien c 1 1 in i t s t he M)er . Cie other - u 1 .st ,,i,ees piesenf to w .rk t.i I heir lull eap:U-- ,(N. lnothe. wonls. H,e rycessol the other si; 1st. incest lost mi (ar ,, i. , ' icropcaninakeu.se oi mem. 1 1 i s t ue pr i n ci p le oi i ne ' . " i .."it , i i i tlrtljjtb ol A Oh.1111. ForiUDlltch th.' waiitiii" siili- ran,-.. ,n . n," ,,,.-,at v , 1 . M .. nn statu, in ont most a.i.iaii. nia- wire, is within ea.y teach and at not extravaKaut. a-0t,t. The South Carolina phospbat r,M'k lirPnt w -.-.ri, , ,r,, ti'iillv ,0vl,.,naGKU supply of I'hasphoric acid, and at I ''"'"on'. i,uc .tie in. ui me ..II I' . .1 T rt-ai'ii 01 .111. 1 nr (KJiasii anu ma-; neni.1, whenever ileticu-nt in par- ticular soils, or for special erons. the German M.tlt.s atTor.l an cpialW available utipply. 'l'h.-rt- are. tueieioir, no 'lacucai 1 1 1 111 011 1 1 if his forceful personality made its way Ill the way ot making" complete among men who were Ins superiors m well hulnncetl manures evr.-nt imr purely mental e.iti ipment. 1 1 1 - -incer it ignorance a-s to the proportioning f , ,., ui ...ler.irin.s. 1.11, in... ..in c ,.s two told. First, a.H to what suit- stances may be wanting 111 any particular soil; and secwii!. as to the oenal manures that are adapted to each crop. At one stage 111 the progress ol agi leulture uie opinion preaii.-ti mar 00111 01 ihe.se Were within easy reach, laf it wa.s only neces-.trv ?,, anal Tie a si i tl to ascertain what was t. ,tll I I ll I, III ll. llll'l It' ,lll.ll.t- ,1 plant tn rind out lis needs. Cat it 1- now believed ttl.lt the matter Is their labor if they have n tbi:.g . I-.-Ii no met n s s, i si m I de a li .1 casVut troiMty or n. n. ;t li.. i..i"i;. solution.. For 1! is not sllliph what substances nr.- or ai e not (ti t he soil that we desire to k in. w, but w hat portion ot' those that are (iresent are available t" plants. linsisa pnd.ieiii for the present. , , ,, , , , . ii which the chemist cannot t ill I v ,,i ' -ole. He can tell what strong uM.nls and alkalies can dissohf out i ' I a so i i, or what 'U if water cat! get uu; it it. liu: lie ral.P.ot tell a n at sticli water a.- ..lis which is p.,.; Hire can ex I act I't mil it; IHT rail he t.-ilwhat the roots ot plants with their dis m.lv ng power can get out ot' it. Here we are a good deal at sea. Analyst ot' rhe soil by j. hints lur tii.shinr (litler.-nt sii bst anc-s 1 1 1 dif lelelit plats and observing which prmluee t ie best r. -stills, is a' pr. sent onr most reliable method o I ai ii i'i 1 u re . 1 ' is one w h li h rver t iniH-r ought to t r . because tlmo-: t-vi-r larm ha- i's t.wn t . ul ar s. p ,; il, r-ng In-in those . . ; . ; 1 1 ei s. 1 1 e t ry tanner w mild eXpei ui.ellt tllligent l -'ll th's ;ne lie would art pi I re a vast ileal ol u -el I, 1 k I1"W ledge. A 11 r V eri ii, t-nial laini or station cannot do ii im nun. because local conditions w. id. I cert. i lily elleci results. I. i'l'i i ii, rii ' : : i 1 1 i ; 1 1 ; : n g : i t 1 1 e ., -.a . 1 1 have little a! in- lor an . her . 1 In- cb i . i i 1 ' in an ii i : n g is ' " sii Pi leUletl t the p'.a ll ' b. ul . I e a ' 1 1 1 1 riit' -oi. I ', 1 1 1 1 1 1 one -.ol ava'.la'ile ni'rogt-n n.a;. be tb-li fen', in ati.it her p. .'a.-!i. 1:1 an.uli.-r p::..s,o,,,; -, a. 1.1. l .. rail' tell w o :i t oi e ; - 1 1 1 i . i ' 1 1 1 .. : part io I , '. . i t i r ui ll'o ; 1 'he p . - teste. I ' ' . ; "-1 ' in i ii ' -. 1 ' s - od , i !u i v . . thi' a t one " lhe . w i s reg 1 1 . let 1 ail t a - II. I ! ' f ' . ' I I ; d oil' wii.lt in a n 11 res ,i 1 ; ' ul ii ' ' I ' -1 i:r t i it I 1 1 an a ly . ' ' ! pi i Ii and a-i 1 ' a : 1 1 ' : 1 ' ln.w i i . : . : i o 1 this, th i ' o I In.- . C in-: in : ei I 1 r I. " : s ; ii ; : . I '.UL r I a-1 . Ill r ti ' 1 : is s ho w n ! tla I this ; s . 1 1, i liii',11, l riTIfCt g II 1 lie. C 1 o e I , lor ! -t iin'i', is unusually i .-It in i. ' i " -til !"!' 1: t It 'grlioi; s n . Itlill rs pl"i' il lift- 1 . t t lr g 1 r bit U pt Cl that crop; appealing t-yt n ; -ou,t t i- - . do p. .-: t . r hum. V. in i ' . on ! hi- 'di 1 1 a ry , in.; so rich ; n nitro gen as i 'lover, is greatly benefitted 1 ' oCt'ogi'IO'll- II 1 . 1 II 1 1 l"e - . It IS ..- ii '. 1 1 a ' yy i : : i y n , u , 1 1 -: .1 l" it-al I: . a IP 1 tl 'he a bseli.t- ot .1 ecu i a ' .- ah . i pi rt" : se k h . .w a-.l g.' l '11 t ilfsr po p s. ni list I. ' 'I. ' w ' i:r I - an.p'e o i tin- ph.-;c:. it; wh puts many ingredients in his pills, so i.it il our tails, ano! her inav hit . m.irk. , pkt. manner the farmer must u-f comj t..: that en- turn every I lung needed by a crop; 11 in. iv iit In- the t 1 1 t ' mum uil pioreilaro to apply to mi; Vances already al 'ni 1 1 ,l ii ; -U ii :t. I'n: i- M n ' I i it it 1 . The st w l!' be , rt'i ; .mil .'Ml, 'St'll- 1 1 1 1 i ' t i ' I ruin; .1 he t w rrk . . ' 1 1 II ' ' o 'I . ! i M C ip 1 he Peath r t. 1 eg. Ill 1 1 , ; - ni' 1 . 1 1 1 T u- .-ii t - t- ich t y . . r - . . nil " r;it 1 1' in . in ' " r . ' ! 1 1 1 III' l J. 1: ' l.el it . .i l I.Trein- lH f li.-1 KiIk rcr-n ffilli htrn t I'D- -I 1 ' I L an.) a i.l r. t .('. t t ihe .'il.'ii"ii f -l.iv.TV t' . th" I't r r 1 1, r it h. rt.x"l iif ii- t h. 11 .. i.f lie j.r..-.. ntat i vt un i t 1 1 k ii ilk.' ji Ii r.- t at.' r hIm 'ii t the k:r. :it i - -I i' i. th.it a;i -i" n t'i ilivnle tl-.f n it:, n int" t A" h"tiie r.im It i- r' l't'r ai.il rmht n.w to rn-.iil r. rtam -n.a.-i .1 f r 'Tii the nfV'e.'h .lelu.n ! in '."-'''J hy J.ih n A I e x an 1 er 1 . v in ' 1 v.-r v f u,; : : i . I I. it hn- Net: ar n -t ft in 1 ; I . ii"ii . t : n an v Wesfrii Maif an t 1 -all lilm-'i- a W.--L. rn :ate cm:-.- I mi t.n an.t 1 I 'liner In t in it a Northern t it.- hi- ht.n mil.- I 1 '.'in. " rats In I.lni.nn the I nn ' r.itt nave all that work to ,io. . u r ill it the 1 1 1 rt y work of the 1 i.-m".' rat ie i r t to . at-h f 1 1 1 vt. siaves f . i t h.' 'ii 1 1.- 1 1. If. j. I e W.- Mi.1 vt illin t.. ji I r in t hat iirty w. rk. I .1" n..t .- 'ii-i I. r i; 'li rattf u 1 to I'tif. mi ma tt.'rk o 1 1 r n-'t .Inly. ulii. li h in a. .-. r i ii, w it h the la'AH . f the lal.,i an.t tlo- t '. n-titll n Farm t.oii , f the i"iimr) an. I ra 1 .u 1 -I .1 to i-ut men in recovering lhat v. hi. h i thei r nnhu uarantee. I t" th..m uiil.r t he i '. n-1 itut i' n anil la w - "f ; ! . I .,n l . ll,p,i-; "In lllir.ow. in the state from whi h 1 ?onie. in ( hicao there wa a Hympa . v. ............. ; . v. i a ... r ....... i l i ui'.ii: iii-riui lion 1 11 i a . i.. . . .. , u u.n,,l "mini-ter- of G...1 atl. i: led th meeting and pass.-d re.-ol ut im; - of s n pathy with that traitor t ti ;ef a d u i . re . yet i." I.' I'll!' i an r. -pr. - 1. 1 a; ; -. . . ' . . w ' . , in that porti -n -l th.. s-.ai.- r.n 1 !. v ,, ' ,, . ,, a , r . .1,,,. -j ..,,,. p.,,. a i m(.v ,r. 1 I . tto -uip-rt a 1 '-in. cr.it. 1 m i have .1. if. re, I wi1i .'iitlom.-n on thi , , 1 .. ,,f ll,., II ... o.. , ,. rf..r. to i , , ..1 -"'"" " that are past, hut (tod know- that 1 have , I, tT.-re! from the other Sldefn mv i-li 1 1-i Ihk .-I . and iri'L .' Ti'tv-- arfi.'t.. is r.i (. v-. l". in;,' ti. ty '--' Gt-n 1. fan li.-ath'l I i- .--t.r i , afiern..i a li-pti b 1 n'an veteran of the war Nr tl." preservation of th" 1'nion and the " x t-r m i nat ion of tin slave hol'imv; power, a lit-puhl 1,-an l.'i;i--latorof nearly twenty Tear-' continu ,iih service, a recently il.-l.-at.-.l t w - 1 1 lie. in . and, date for l. e l'r ,(,.,. ,,r the I nited Slat. lvp' of that mien and th - a.-cpl"! and alrn-rt unreas rung partisanship Inch hns t-w-tir- viving example- in the Kepuhlican nartv. His iiruiilifcv was not fulnlled. .- ,. ,., i i o,r , .,,, . , - , ' ' , ' . . , I 1 1 u . m i.(. l.iL-qn a . ii,, inn ir nn, .1 ,,.,.,, ir,,,sil?,r I'.f. r.. il,. :,r. eharacteri.ed hi Inter political r.la Hons. Kvrry thing- .'-e w:,s rhang. d There is a .loud if .l.uht -.-rthecir cumsi.ances that .Kit r in i net hi-choic. oi sidrs at the outPrenk oi tne rei'.-i i ion P.. r I. i na it u Itnt inn, ,rl ill) I In 'liHir il iv,h3 itHtint imi.irtai.iM d"r it - t i ..... away I many m . n 1 1 , - : : : , t r 1 1 e made tr.e-pewh from whi.-li we l.-ive quoted, (.n. lgan wM t.ghtmg in the Northern army. 11- fought Iraw-lv , ,,1 , and when he entered t 'n ' w .IpTe. "r J t.' . ..cu Ute on the motive. .of his ex traonl mirv change. Slight circumstances -.,., throu nhou t h is life t.. have -ho, ,1 bis UlUfW, v'llU' oll.I'MM. U Vif li.ll,' ini in with a pertinacity ar 1 ( r, - la::i,. 1 w ith an energy that m " - li.i: t all l;rncf coneptcuous. His intellectual i t.i;.. - v.. 'h- tin.-st. His hold up- n tl people lii- methods were a.- elTective as they were crude, nn mum jiMitnii'iii -cii i.s.i-i iiii.iiiiii M '"" remembered as an aggr 11- will b. man', v . uui in Atio-r,- 1 -1 v . shrttt.j pertina. 1, ll- p. many respects a repri-s-nia can 1 the West. A. 1 . - Labor Put In As Cap. '.a . S, nator 1. eland Stai:.f' rd. the ' aiif r- nut milliouaire. introdi: 1 m lhe I" n 1 tt ,1 States Senate I i-t w , , k a bill to H-si-t working tive working pb- to f ri". co-op. ra sue 1 p. ion - s. n it,,r Stanford is now at t 1 -. r te u- sail . sp-raa v .11 v tu 1 1 1- 1 ' 1 ,,....v p will W 1 l ' ut b 1; 13 intended t.. , ,-, u i .g- .'.l l.,b -r -r V.1 J?""01? , , T . 1 to w dot s 1 1 ' 1 . ; r : i ' ::.;: pi - -, i t l!4W! r,.Kltn.a- ti.- f ma! i. : . i- p,. rations'-" "It r. .psir. ;. n. i. . m i , . t.p -l"t;'- A '" 's 1 ut" i!1 work. If each lot.- a 1 1 1 '. .-' n, i," v t h. v , , , ,, , , ,, - can put it t.grther to -I art with .rone t-an put in work and ain'th-i :ic ii". A united body of nun w ul-t n.tuiails have in, ae it. dil than mi gb- ni. n an I w'u'-1 ' ;,"u' 1 ' " "r V "' ait law- are g t 1 ; .- s . : . - . 1.,'ni . - I v i -. r : , : r .- , ' w 1 1 1 1 . 0,.uia undertake great .-i.t-rpr,-. - : ii,ev re.)Uire paid up. ;; it.,,. "Then your bill wi.l a.: ri.--. ; l ii,-,ir irate without cap.tai: " 1 ..n 't ii-io the wort incrp. i ' ' " "i corpitration. It is a m isriomt r . and b i-i-oiiie to have an unfortunate meaning. Say 'assi -cialed . ' The bill simply r- I disc's to aid an I tvl.nd the n-'ural rigl'.ts of men to ..rk t. v-th r. Mar y things cul l he don-' bv .-ii j 1 y. . working for then:-. Iv.- M.-t .-f the rhthing worn culi be 1 1 1 , 1 i n t h i -way . Millin. rs an I n;a: 'u , r.i ,k r coiil 1 unite. M. el...!.! - 1 f .nn label "r- foil 11 ,..!!. 1. 1! ... '!'(. w i.l tbu- be worko.g f r th - ni.- 1. - - . : of for a mast. r. ar: I all t !.- i r- t "f f bu-iness w .III I be -. "nr.. I 1 t I ::. selves. "Cannot th is b, ' i"ii" ii io i r i In i . . nt laws-" " 1 know of i . ' I i a - .1 1 w , : . ' I !...- pushes u.-l le lie- r -Til ! 'II- ' f tie pr- -flit law - W l r-b w l1' w s " ' s , l: " par i n. r-h i p ale. I body Ul,' pi rpt Ul a I '.if, llle 111 Vt (th "-. 1 i h ,v - a . - il: a - - i : " w w - V 1 h I ht 1 ah 'if u i t '. ii g rt ater Mv the- VV o I kllig t ' po- lie-1 great r- -til-lla v .- b. . n d i.l- :l 1 ni'livi 1 -a.ais i I a v .- y u f on f - ' .b, r r- ga: 1 ' N'. it i- p'i r. : v it-. : tie tight a great di al al a: and mti i;.li d lin n 1 into let it li.- t t i . I ti. n t k : t "or: gr.'-s will a p j i o - : mad.- i. ' i : j u : r - ; ':.. i w hat ob.-.-ti, :. th- r- a!. I laboring man a. id- !.;- ..': :. and the -urn f -r:i.- a gr o i t. tal lab. r has a ,;t' .. nn ll fi rmiia: -u 1. an a - no money, tta-y cati unite ' !'" I lis 0 1 ti,;. i L - this." "v. ) - Jones CJounty Items. We Ic.l I ii t ll.lt I lie i "III III ; -s.NioIH TS ul ();i-.f. I'l.uiily li.it- -ei.t Ihcir I t ;suiu I 1 1 1 I i eii 1 1 i i : ! -t . ;, re : lie! r 1. .is 1 rrn t.ii : n ri ! . V r see I ii .li t he I ann r I ' wa nul pi If - .lie I'. I! I 1 II 11 .1 1 II r I r .1.- i II r 111 -'.; mi arr. :; n i nt lit- I. e u a p pi.'.lrli ft Ihr !:..;.l.i I r. nit- i - 1 . '. el y .1 i li rll ' "Ii III i .v. M.my Ml- li.Nc !ief!i li.i'iillr.l their liiinii' Mir !,it t'rw iPi-. Wo an--"nii'uli.il 1 1 tlir i . ; . : n : . ill that tin nif r i 1 1 an t tt.o, a i r i i i ; :i i " ice r:i ii ;n : "i i i it"i. 1 L.'.liS air p 1 1 I ill I 1 1 i -i ll ff a i "M ii 1 1 l i r i. : . .n . . ; tit- the 1 ai inri s air In 'i lil.u' : ht la i ei rk l"I" ( ' li r I -t ;na- pilot-.-; -raiiii than I rt-r-aw thrill. Many u ill, vr Ml ppr.-r. lia f In let tin' "1 ' 1 io'Iihl' ' 1 in r p i - 1 1 i n 1 -'i. 1 i, r r ii 1 1 1 m a i. "1 I in- 1 ii 'a 1 1 1 i il inao.-' ra'es n! .I..in-- ." 1 1 1 1 1 ilr -lit-.- the in a r;sl i a ! rs tn altt lul ai i riltoii on the tirt Moll" lay III I a li n a r next tn fleet a county, ro in in : 1 ' m r r ami Im -nrli other li i-:in a :n,i roinr bclole thrill. M uiiril. mi t-.llit-silay. tlir JlM 'I 1 r.f III tie r. at t lit' Ir Mi lr III'. "t Mr. i re-,- W . M .ill. ii al, in Tmt ti town-hip. Mr. lYter Antlirw-. to Mi-- Willi.' Mallanl. C,iit. 1. I'.N'r nlTn'iatili''. We extrlo ihr ivnilln con ,!, i ai r hear' I ri ; ri 'ii ri at ul.it ii m -. ht'piiiL' that tln-ir 1 . 1..;. s ; hron'h lilt- may In- all hi i-ht. h i ppy anil pt t ispr t a mis. A li "M .'"lolt-il u oinall rallnl at the h. nn r 1 1 f i n i r i d our well known e a n i - 1 I t s -1 - no' Ion i' Mnrr and . I i , . ,. i In Hi"- I'll In I tn make lip MU M' 1 . .. . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 r 1 1 . i i o t or lul to atttlnl tin- t i n e ! . 1 1 i 1 1 h r r si m 's i te. When tin- I nl t-v.tlli I Ii-1 tin- LTontls siie a I Aunt FI. ira. iliese are not nioiirniiit: oo.ls; u hy tlnl yon e( while LTuoil-r' Case, eh I le. there i n ii Hi n' Id e k in II iMV.-n ." W r- hn.f that the r,,,,,! people '1 i ai I I', hi io w in i le.nl the ,1 . 1 1 ' li N 1 . will 1. i e a Ii appy , merry Christina-. I'.ni w lule t lit-y are blest with all t he o-ooil things, wi'iihl ii mil be well lo Pink around in lln-ii nrieliborlioo.ls iin.l tnake lhe hearts i, t the tlesei vin neeily I.l.l -r 11 1 1 : n t Ii e in -oliu' ol their in.uiv i lei lr. tries. ll.Ue ,tll ot olir ,-,t i -..i,- t,r lliitn.'lit wliatatllf. ,,,,.,. ,,,,, i u I n 1 1 1 1 ' s id our . ' t U 1 1 1 1 . ... 1 1 1 1 . ' r liou-e rouht have 11 some 01 , i , . , i i.. i . , . . , -r i i -, , ,., lilt- .ll.lt' I .1 1 r rs W t ill 1 1 se II 1 oil ( I , i : -; ,,, ., s , 1 a n . , I a I I 1 1 1 ke t o t hem? , . ,' , , ,' , ,. -"' -M beloretlie- o.i;k.- ueiining ni- way in 1'.. s ' .1 i ltnii"ii. .-s.uu ne was el nils - very hllsy im; he hail to have t ll r is t III As . 1 ... . I.. ... i: ....... i , i .,, i .;. ,.,,, iixings. i niri iiiin nil n sieiui ' . , , t , , ,- 1 1 . 1 c a r t t b r ,. ,, . 11 1 1 , ..1 lull id oy. Ilr ha. I in his cart three ... ... 1 ... . 1.1... . ... - - J". ...... "s, 1,, can. "Why. old man, said I. "v,,n hiiki I,,. ..,iin,' t ,., n "l tl sho " ' ', ! , -, V he: 't'0t,,' i!n lirusttnas Il.- "K"- liv. said hr. that jug has ctmi JU.M, ui.U 1 u, uiiu oitit, niin 1 one has 'lasses for the old 'oilKltl to make 'tater pies, while that bottle there is got ul old mm to make nog wiin. inis ooitie is camnre anu tne ean is luil ol easteeii. ow tlon t you think 1 am well prepared lor Christmas: spel l's to make me happy, with 'lasses tn sweeten: cas'ern ' make Ille a light and eaint:'. 1 : accidents? I tell you 01 '-. ' ike atl oh- lie Io ile- w a 1 1 1 I tin how, .mil here IS ' - ' w 1 lr r: listen out tor 11 1 use on C h 1 is ; m as 1 j -1 . 'hi i st-1 1 h ; ui I wt mill I.'a .1 morn 1 w h;lr : tiI:r il win-' -ct.-d l y i-1 me ti- rni ri K al P ,k- : 1 ,t h I" O) k ' pt oil the try st' Te I r on ye ir t' -t. i 't Pi.!. S bed i'-r I I : . - - i 1 1 : p - i f : : l f . a -f -i:. ii.-t:. th. iia i in. .-t m i tl ,t ..ltb"ll. h i 1 ii t p- I i o ami"-- f 1. r i' 1. l h g"- ' I u r 1 II g al 1 t h is t 1 111 e f or l air tight ca-,.- it- lo- - ol - r o r -1 r ' ' 1 1 f 1 1 . was-- than ,'.. ill- -w i.-r ' !!:g p". a,-. : a- 1 1 . ' . i - yy i ut u : i : I p. i Ms :- i- a l : . st .'libit' ' j ua 1 . t v l :. a 1! g p 'W d- r. ll" . 1 1 -. f.O' . s.t.s t po w dt r- if n '. i: - i w In r: I: r- ! M made are found t . ! i.-t. :T ;r. , . Il kept i en a f-w we. k- tl.- y 1 t'.i ir l.ay-.'ihc i".w r. b-'hi' l-.inips" '"r ok" 1 al. 1 V oh' lr- -. T! - -up -r. r k." ; fg -pi m th" i : ; - f r : : . 1 1 .- 1 1 a r-'. ; n a ry i"l I" It: .t- !: ihllf'l i'Ir.' ill: I the -f I'll - !.: I nr. lb- p. ! y ! ::i il - c :til 1 ,!; :.. ii - art: i. nits coinpo- .: ,.: ; : :! 1 v -i 1 1- 1 t v h. at be f. ( i'lig 'h , p' 1 1 1. ' i . d . at. i ar" pr..' pai , 1 th l f ' it"d ;: t i prey-fnt th" itrti n ' :' 1 1: ' :. id u pori t h" alkali prem -aiuiely . r - f- pt und. r tie- inllut r,.-e ,f h-a: or vv.-it.-r i.e.-. --ar;!v U-. .1 in ....king i i baking The K 'd 1 - I." ".'- U-.-tl e x i.sive'y 1 1; u-t r, ': 1 i . . f r fa ftl.,1 i-ilii I lav bit i : i, , 1 - . w h r. i : hi- b, , n f ai nd to b" t h" - h 1 v 1 , k i r i - i'"W 1 1 r that will vv ith -I ,hd tl " nt .1- I r . 1 1 1-1 htll .-. ,h I." . 1 ;:. 0::.- thapt-. r. . . . .a 1 -7. -Si sti't ii v,.ai- ago there livd in Hrandhy f uiity. 'i'. nn a y ''ling farm. r named i.eoig,- b. I'll. st. 11" had been but a v ear mar i le. I t" one of the most beauti :"ul c:il- in lb-- couiitv. and m antifipa ::.,!, , f tl.u but!. ,.f 'an l :r had Mi-s K i'. ::',' r:. ig in 1 1 -I 1 1 b-d .; - an inmate i io- b ii-.. f r lb" i urt'os" f aidmLt Mt- l'ri.-t w b;!e th.- i ,tt. r w a- i:b An ,'.;.; io -prill. g up la-tweet, Pre-t and 1 1 .'iil which t ' " ' k -ii h -lisp-- t h 1 1 t ! , v : i-api ea r. .1 logei h. r t P-re Mr I ' i i - t w a - tt . 1 . ! r y . -a ! th" w r a i L'"d w . : i : . . i ! a b. . i . -- . and at 1 i-: ii. I a. I. .1 ri I fr. : r , tla. 1 u trav,,:! .: a: 1 a y ,-: i g t " le r. hp-Il the I v h- I I ..hi k".'p th" -!. -til 1 -'. K C J '! h. art : r t i k i n g .-. Th- h- r P' . I t i -h- -h-1 . ;.t . N " w m tt:. a t !:' children, i ' k i - w 1 . : g . . : i ,t f n . r n v. ry p"! a.ar lii;"-. b" .i-e w .-ar uf 1 1 -a Full's ' ' a. -'. atfh " ct 1 1 ' iir l'i . -. U r.t i '.ev, lati'l lnitir -v i ' n.'.- 1 Hill. N t . i....l a -J r. -ii I 'h : i-t -n i i.:v. 'i h re l- a tlireatene i rev.'ik ; in ug Ihe Kr.iht- of Labor. 1'; i -i .:.; i i,v, !a-:.l ij tie .ni out..; .:: with rl.- u'Liitm The -tee . cr.iUer i- i" J-r- c . an "t:.. r tt -t f in r .. w, r. 'I in- p..i'. r - . 1 -it Secretary Lamar i- t'i Ir muni' .; - ,. I u; it i- iill -ti. u i k . Th- Kvan-vi.lt- lr. i nump factory w.ts .le-troye.l l y hn- !a.-t Mor.iiuv. lo?g i i i lie - ti :k eiiipl. y is ; i . at ii aoii-i-" lIr ad 1 1 h in on ' 1 has b et'u am l.'ai ly -,-tl led . i i," i't mj l,. th-atr-. w a- .;.-tr.- I v I, r i ni i tt i oh la . i last Monday. I. .-- l: a r a ha: t m : , 1 ion Th- . . -tt n or. . of Am rica is eMi- u:..tt d b i '. J.. Greece " C ... of New -.rk tola fi ::... bait-. s ir.tary Mann mK ha-,saue d ar.ot her J k col f". throe per ci,t tor.ds of the I an 1 : maturi- I't b to 1--T. in- pa-M-no. rs in o:ie 1'ull th.it rt-c.-uuy arrivtd m San ::i .n ' ar : Menu, i, d ii babies. Cal . were -. e nt.-ell n . xpi i -ai , n the Mi.-sMir i i'aci lie id was i, .bind t n Saturday i.ight. I'-C '-'"'ill i I w , I a I - . I -liver Valued a . Govt rnoi Hill, of New York, is on a wsitt" 1're-id.iit Clevt 1 and . but will return t" Albany in tune f .r New Year gre. in g- I '. 1 - lb. g- Hel d l:npi t-sioi, in M icc-n, Ga. that s.-cretary Lunar and Mrs. Hull w ill be married on We I ii - s,i ay or Thursday. It is bol.l ly i. hai h'.-d in a 1 lurida ne ws- paja-r lhat a voter in Hamilton county at the l.ijt election s.. 1 hi .h 7.- n of egg-. A 1 1 Smith . of May -vi lie. S . c'.. w as -11 1T1 i ai i d bv iiu'mi' to rr.tirtdv turn ,-untiaiia oy lai.in, in rrjtireiv turn ,r ,, . otr the gas in hi- rorm upon retiring on Sunday night. l he .teamer ll Hay- and four barges, and th.--;.-amer City of Natchez ware lurried on Tuesday la-t Loss ab ,ut one mille m .,... . - Gen-ral m lett A in ii.i.n .n P or circumstances. A n: enu nt ,lfoot aise a ., ,,,,,,, i, , ... s anion kT the Lrr.kUU A : a I und for his wi low ' ' The e .x rr, ss robbt r- ir. the est are being hunted down. Of the ciL'.TO.J stolen not loner sine stolen not lontr -iuce i' l- li."U -ht P-1'1 - -"'-n n t ng . int. i . uni . , "'"""' "v 1 ' . .. .. During ih. vpar Anicri-an mills - - ha (- iro.iuced 1 J.j0 L'Ou tons of steel i-'iiiiui; mi' u'ui auiL-iiLiii uiuis ha f iro.iuced 1 3.J'J OuO tons of steel ra,a v.Uued at f(l0 fl. ,-, The ran. . i aniea at friu.i . j iiutr. pect for i--T i-t stiid t.. be better. ' , , ur p ,.. ,,- .:r c0luraled ' ' " "m!-teJ suicide .m th,- night of December -Jth j bv taking "r,n;h in rats." The act i W ;i t. t . I - U . t I i , 1 1 . . T T ' I V, llfl L lit' 1 I ..vt rs. ,miai;v in A -a., - mil. ul" -1; 1 .11 i:.!tii.i,'i,' r. fu-, .- t" emilov league workmen. 1 I,- pr, s :d .-nt of the league has gone , n t" ii-' 11-- tr.;i'.:.-r with the compativ. The ii" .I l.ir'.-s lu: -.r. f Ne- bras In. ki.i.-i h-r ii,r-t her--It" ..n t 1,11-tn.a. . -. iubiren and lu-ing the i absence i f in r iiu.-bau '. . Si..- ' ject to tits of insanity. Tb.e freight brakemt-n oh tti ec Ohio ra;lri ad ere , n a s t r ; k Mobile Thev d-mian-l an incr.-a.-e of yva.g' S and say that if tra:r. s -hall rn n ;;r.t:! th. ir 1 mar. i i - - -:n p'. ;.. d w ;;h Tie- I. ,-p dl -,- at Kxettr. N IL. was ,pen. d M ai 1 ay night an 1 the safe robb. 1 a -t. i ,-h t c ntaining rev . r .1 Im n ! r- 1 : 1 i a r - ' w -r t h ..f s' an: ps. b !. i - m h" V 'ill 1 V ,!-,! .': s. K- v I .-i : .-- -!el 1 i.e.'. - Cngrcga . Ma-s. . last Id. and had , u hi- p w in ti. ir i; at Wit.terl..: lllill ir.d: ii" w , I 11. v - I l"t- ' i w I k . ' i :- r : 'I. i I ' hicag i has x : r i -- i . 1 I e r y c a -e in t I- r : li - r icgban: was -U.-p, Co d tivf I the ,i.- p trtu ipant. hf.d ' Iff I,., nam.. :n k-d be . i-lpbij. on .,:.,:- u the . it! : grow. a." - : ; w is '-.'.; i i ad.r-g ia. pr .v, ,1 that to pay sii Ca, arly i i r o h he -elb p I -' rr-hirv Whitley "fi.tsa i ".jp.-r lli t. h.leh.t f lb" can m :. n u t a-1 !"i y at thi V..sj.ifg'.- i ,-.y ir ! ll- w ants a; - pl 1 at!' lr - i. ; 1 . 1 r ! i I" -1 t't. P"r If.' r. t y J .ii I'-tb. II" agi.' t h..v.. kr. yy r. bett. r tk ai to im iti- applicants i'er a position i t an v - -rt n mattt r whether it be Mip-rii.ter. l.-nt .' f a trun r - -ap fa cry. Th.-r.- is u. -n.-y ii. w.a-.i pulp. . fig ing fr. m lhe d.auar.d. 'U'.e n.i.l in lirun.-v'fck hi- li.i i vv: 1 1; I, keep ah.-a-l ..f it.- r 1 iv. and j -il: I p i ; ,,n and i - ! runraiig (lit re 1 d ;n th f r'. V-elg n ana - ha pe ; 1.. ui- .v -pap, v Y : cr.tii ;s-h : 1 1 ej. : 1 1 - - n : v . i.ht. i.i- slii.'ilV. P Hit' 1 Ht re s Hi- hui s w , p i r. : w ent v-t'oti r - k - d o ,-r al . i v ii.-iiti.;." 1- r.u ":. w ir. v- ry 1 1: t . t : r. : : n w.i- .-n r v . -. 1" r i t r due. t " -1). rt TIIK KW S IV DHli:i-. there is too much disaereement on both side? of the House. "The American poopIf."he ?a . ". aunot bo made to - ' reap., a -ii:.;.iti n ::ntil it i- actually upon them. " Tin- Prohibition uni:r. .--iunul Con- . 1- . '. it-' M-ntioumet.n t. u; i laire. is.onem. Wfdiosday. and m.T.inated Hugh Price, -on of tb.e dead Congressman, for the remainder ,.i Ins lather s term, and . , , I etc.- irua.v. a prominent farmer of L.ui ' iuir-. iir tin- term bcfticning March 4th. , . , . ... , , ... , in. i li K-Iephone ompany W ed- nesday nttd a bill in the I nited States Circuit Court at Parkcrsburg. "West Vir- Kima, a.-kinc for injunction to restrain u r T. , , , the Fmr.er Telephone Company from operant)). the Lrnner telephone Charli-stou. We-t Vircinia. and other plac-s. on the ground that it is an in- , . . , fncei-mt-nt of th-ir naten r ,,lr"'- 11 in. ii I u ..vat;on wa3 given Hem v W. Gradv. of the Atlanta ;,;, xt ;t i,t i.-.i. on , , . . . , , his return home from New ork. where lie attended the dinner of the New Enclt,nd Sccietv and resnonded to the toast. "The New South. " He acquitted , . ,. , , , . himseif handsomely. Congratulation and encomiums from the pres.i are heaped upon him. , ,. Mr. Kuniee Darling c-1 Herfey. .ue who was 101 years old a few days ago, is credited bv a leal newspaper with the ability to knit a pair of woollen , ocks ,n a day besides attending to her household work. She has never worn a pair of glasses in her life. The knit- ting rart of this story wii! not be readi- ly believed by practical persons who know what knitting is. Two months ago young Tatro. a mere boy. was caught by a shaft in. a mill in Grosvenordale, Conn. He was whirled around his right arm was torn from the socket with such force as to send it a distance Of fifteen feet, his leg Suf- fered a compound fracture, his right knee w as dislocated and fractured, and for a he was otherw.se fearfully brui-ed-ar-di .u "lw.mra 'D , ,w Wh . would move heaven and earth to res yet today he is alive and well. tnTP tho nIH enatnmsand mnfeethe nrder A citizen of Pocahontas. Ia.. has in- - j t 1 u -. u i r . vented a new fuel, which bid? fair to take the place of coal in the prairie countries. lie grinds cornstalks and coarse prairie grass together and moiet- ens them. This pulp is pressed int ' blocks about twelve inches long and four inches thick and dried. One block will rive an hour's stentlv heat. J mis luei can oe proaucea iors- a un, and the inventor claims that it will la-t t wice as Ion g as the best soft coal . Mr4 Tisenh Pavron of liimrrr Pi f- J'h 1 ; of Hupt rt f - i. "-v... ... . -v -- , T,,.. 1, . . t,. - - -Tn l-.-. V.. .in-n Lua L'1- ' ' 1,L " A L'Jl" 'J"c on ! ,irinl ton ,-Qo ., -n ,, ,.. v,o ni a ri . earsagoasactie iu nousenoia uu- . ..' , ... . , ties. Now her mind is active, her appe- . . . ... i.iou. uiUui, ee, - weU iulorBieii un lhe neWr-of the dav. . , , .,, -endants are nine children twenty-nine grandchildren, three great- grandchildren and two great -great- grandchildren. When the Presiding Elder preached recently at Hermitage, Mo,, he was much acnoved at the sound of a small bell which rang whenever he was par- ' , , , tuuluily emphatic. At last lie .-topped in the sermou and said; "I once knew , a man to ring a chestnut oeil m Cliurcu and go to the penitentiary for it Thereupon one of his hearers stepped to the pulpit and moved a small call bell that had stood just under tho edge of the big Bible in such a position that when the Elder banged the book bell rang. Knights of Labcr. I'HlI.AMtLI'HlA. Dec. ST. I'nk w ra is received from the General Executive Hoar. 1 of the Kniglits of Labor totiay. . . .... . . r, a . .1, r. l.. 1 ... I: lailllllll lar uruiduuj .'i uic .i?.-rmuui . of Machine Constructors for a National Trade charter, nearly four thousand Knights in thi- city and thousands in other parts of the country will with draw Irum ll." i.'rdt r Tw. nty-one A-semblits through,'"! t th. c-untry ii'jtitied the General Executive Haar i that unless a trades charter is granted they yviil leave the ( rdt r. and most . i those in this city have given notice that unle.-s tii'- demand i- acceded to today they wul withdraw. Tho.-m.-.cl.ini-'.s '.aim as a right, under the con-t i tut ion of the i irder. that they shall bp dlewt d to direct the i usin.-s- peitnuiLg tt their oyvn interest. Tlirc-e m-. mbt-rs : the General Committee are in tavor granting the.-e demands, but -Mr P.-w dtrlv. with a maioritv cf thePo.-.rd. i f opposed to th" scheme, and it is not likely that ary word will be r.ceive.i by tin- dissatistie.l Asseml ii"S t...l.i S ;r.e of the Machinists Asaembln-s hav decided to await upon until tb.e Ms si f t"f nt w vear. ana if a uatioU.il . i: ,rt-r is not granted t'V th.at tin:.- ih.y w-b lollow the lead of lhe Pi i i ia. i e i hi i A--rban has st-mbkes. an! ovt r tiftv t ho" i-a i. d in I made Knights v ill - ver th'-ir r- 1 iti-n- yy i'!. a gr,oc th Td-r. Stonewall Items. I w..s mistaken a- to in-- cau.-.- ( J:.o. -'iiitli's broken it-g. I tirt'b rstai-.d it was an over charge of John bar by in r a little t' ,, much Christmas. The section between bay uvei i-ti.ig-,c i Trent co-ek will s i. lr a nc-tt-nce district Tt.r tiftl..- v iters 1. - ve assigned more .-f the p-tiiton which will be pre-er.t.-d t ti'.eb -ard . :' otiiity commissioners on next Monday to hav; the matter put before the voters of th.. sectii n. and 1 piedh't a large tnaj-ri-y . ,:. r, , ! .11 " r V f. r the Th- -master, ust yv : JaCoi -. t'.r ,t I 1 rn:li 1 t'ani! f au Se il'-'tl' M . K ..ode. n a iv a d at this pi.-.c. :, ii.il, ai. i lixtur---wlf ba- i-oughi be tired '.Ihr, r-o k t ' 1 i T Y go : i, 11. , lamia' V ; . : th-' i'i; ..a: n 1 y h :"; v and fti:'--!' : t- '-'. a- t I : fui pi -ti;r. - ..Utit 1 1 A-ylu: , :; r it. le in that i - 1 hiu:,clf f as- one ' f ih t that institi pi.Mur- will n:ak" a b'-autiiui oriptn.- i and -h "v,-ry : -ir.ng : t Ma r ni'-: mil U '. - v e r v h ate' 1 ! h u i l gl-1 iliir- Wlh-t :l p.- IN REVOLT IN TEN STATES. KM'.HTS ol I.Ali'iK TO BESD A LOUD CALL i TO 1'' 'V. DEKLY. 1 District Assemblies of the Knights of Labor from Illinois. Indiana, Michigan, Texas. Missouri. Colorado. New Jersey, i v-uiiijc-cLicuu, reuuovivaiiia nuu new York soon send a request to General Master Workman Powderly for a special i session cf tho General Assembly of the : knights r-f Labor. Mr. Powderly is re- - iiuired bv the constitution to obey the reque,t. " But doubt is expressed about what he w ill do, now that the coustitu - ; tion has been so rudely shaken. The j call is ti consider a proposition to re- I scind lhe action taken at Richmond, which is considered unconstitutional, ; inasmuch as it added to the number of! the General Executive Board, divided j the otlice of Secretary-Treasurer into j two offices. eUcted the officers for two ' m years instead of one. levied assessments without the consent of the local aseem- ' blie!!- and inade other constitutional changes without having submitted them .l. i - j to the local asspmhlies sutv liavii nrn. vious to the meeting of the General As-i em oiy. as proviaea in me constitution ti.o ,,.,:.fl; ni r.r n;tr,ni AUI ILllllI.CaiUU UUK-lUC VJL 111111.1 ABOPmh.v da ia that thoro ;.( hB c Bniif in the order resnltinp- from tho trniihln. If the special session is called it will be for late in February or early in March. There is likelv to be lively work for Mr pntvrierlv "hm hi3 TTnmP rinh nllia are confident that they cannot only pull him through, but that they will control the assembly as they controlled it at j;;chmond. 'Mr. Powderly'e S5.O0O salary, his order ending the Chicago stock yards strike, his circular stopping 'he contributions to the Anarchist De- fence iund and the call for a 25 cent asse?sment are grounds of complaint against him. The constitution of the order, however, is tho constitution of. the General Assembly, and it says in ThisGeneral Assembly has full and rinal jurisdiction and is trie tribunal of the order It alone possesses the power nn.a niitliirili.- fn mal-o amond nr riintml the fundamental and General 'laws and regulations of the order. " " Some time before the Chicago bomb i ; ,H :'iaiilV. Powderlv wrote to a.k niffht of Labor in - v-w Vnrk- a letter which is interestinp- reading now both for Socialist Knights am' for men of 4'J. These are extracts', i again an oath bound organization. 1 know them. 1 ou have men in New ,- , ., ,, .,-,. . 1 ork who have co-operated with men ; in Philadelphia to break up the order by ! going to a Catholic prelate of eminence j ;lnd telling him that our old oath is still n force: that the word of honor is only a blind Tn ni ikp c-ts'-nawR of thp , Catholic member;:, and that the General Master Workman is a party to the in- : iamous transaction. "The curse of the Knights of Labor! come lrQm thp promptne8P with which acknowledged leaders of the! socialistic element have put themselves forward at meetings, and. while speak- ; ing. pl;iialy hinted at the musket and me uauiug guns as uie reraeuy lor liKni err--iiii-on-n! S :a r w i i- nntorf oin '-""" " fe' "j such ideas as they please; they may advocate mem u mey piease ; duc tney .1 1.1.. t 1. uiiu miuuiu uui w, uuu mc uuas ui mc Knights of Labor, to promulgate such , ... . , , .. T , sible for them. . . ! claim the right to differ as to the mean? beBt calculatfd to bring about re forms, and am willing to respect the opinions of others, but until the Knights of Labor adopt the shotgun as their nhinf u-otinn T will riirnTniioIr nliior In nlowinr photenn advocates to slin to the front at meetings gotten up in the interests of labor. They must not be 1". V " Vi and yet proclaim themselves to be the ' mouthpieces of the labor cause. i "The conduct and language of these .. :...3J . 1.1 3 J; men naye cauwu me uietujiueu lo o- ard us with an eye of suspicion, and it will require strenuous efforts on our pan t0 remove the erroneous impression t- j-v rnmnen Vi a n n n i-i-ti a t m n d ar a (T I concerning us. It is my hrm and hon- est belief that, as vast as is this country. as oroau anu extensive as is us tern- tory, there is not room enough within its borders for the exercise of a Bingle m'e. 1 have no respect for the man or men w o will tiaunt that accursed red ig and advocate the use of the dirk and bullet for :jii4 days in the year, and v. i.o. ou the ;jii5:h dav. deliberately walk up to the polls and vote for the . .. , , c t, t inu ance ot the system whICh they ounce. "I am sorry that the order ever found : Washington, D. C. , Sept. 16, 1886. a foothold in Nesv York, fur no good Mk. J. McSORLEY, has , vt-r come from large cities which j New Berne, A'.-C .r- proiiti- .a -.vliiskey and crime.! Sir;-I enclose herewith draft- for Tl;-r- are n-an v i-i Knights in your j 7.50, in payment for the shoes. Th : city. N' yv Y rk I; I r- .piire any de-I style, fit and Avorkmanship are satia te! mil d acti n. give rn.-the men who ' factory. They fit me better than any read a . :' tl ml; n -te-ad .!' the man who shoes I have had in twenty years, dnril."- There i.re morf of the latter in Very respectfully, a iar.e city than the former. How-; W. E. DULXN. evtr. he Knights "I 1 . it t r w up 1 1 ve on : ti.o: ':ini-;'!:-Mo:i -pr- ;d ahd even-; tu tl :;. I I 'lin,; h i !i, ' on tin - rt iiiiii' s who stand up j i champion- ..f labor in the presence! ol thousands t f unthinking men. and advocate the knife and bullet ! Hah ! on the nn n wh" Haunt the red nag. Tea v are ',,o '.ih- To re.-r.ect and tool ...ni ir.ilv t., io.!: Pi ii,' mi.ri.'iin tlnpc ! -nt; hid by ".ho I hod ct patriots.! They d,-g:.f, r. o't-rv time they go to i-i;"::':" :;:',: 1; ' riS.,.tA. IL HOLTON Tne Gran Keapor. l'i. IX Till. HANK iiliAT MUX. 1. ii ,.i ia- iu.i-e-i been rt-u. ark ably i -i-v .:: ti:;- work of cutung down the urt'.i iin-n , i the TT.ited States. We doiiht w he tb.er there has ever been so mm 1: mortality in the same period of time ah.i 'hg 'i.nii'Lt public men as there h is i.eei; during the .as; twenty ne nti.s. In thit ume one half of the m.n yv). !.;c been conspicuously rwaid a.- candidates for the i a s-i, .i i . Pr -.-id' n'.al oi'th e during the past ten The or t w five years have passed away, i i-h : : e u .: t s ' '.ysses ( irant . Frederick T. i relinghi. y-. n. i'b.oma- A. lleridnck- - ouuel J Tiiden. . '-org- H McClellan Winheld S Hanc -ck . i 1 .rat io Sey nionr i ) t vid Dav'is, i-i I tral . Prow i: , ' ' : ai le.- Fran ci- .V d am - . he-t.-r A . Art bu r. ' h.i A. 1. gan. 1 I. t vy o- hi: w high -ailed - ! w, , hour- later, the harbor. The 1.: in by a p is.-ing 1 i w ft on lire . i - : . : h i -u ! and I his : v , : t v, a nty men ; i : iff n w- uu th. I i .hi Th. ,r clothes f ir, it lobe- ami they - ,- ;i g i .-rely. They were hi- ry "h sledges. It was ." i: . . -.ere so badly burned. . 'al ; iin I'm l y . the com bat they "cannot live. The lit i n ; lie gal lei y at mid n ight f.:. rued lamp. Tlie llames lapaiiy that w he ti t he vessel 1 ..- 1 the pilot Ifu-e. where the -;.od at tin wheel, was in 1 on s;I, b-.ir. the -tevvard. !. d wh.l" -'.vinim.ng ashore, g i: i -i. i by -, line carried ':.- f i ' in: The loss on the hi !: vv a- life this being ; : : ; -f .s f u v o" i insure."! ft r U- ai Estate Mortgages and Dee.- for .! at the J -urnal cilice Absolutely Pure. This powder never vaneB. A marvel ot parity, strength, and wholesomenera.- Mr : ... ' 1 , ', o o , V,A . n Wn J w. Dot be gold In competition with the multltadv ' or low test, abort weight, alum or phosphata powders. Sold only In cans. KOTAt BAKia ... Pomia Co.. l6 wall-et.. S. Y. noTls-lvdw . For sale in Newbern by Alex. Miller. ; 7 . - '? Take Notice ! Our store is filled with . " Provisious, Groceries, Caaned ;r Goods, IJry Goods, Crockery. Etc. We keep a full line of the ' Celebrated Prison Boots and Shoes. ALSO ..,-. fi S Paronna At Rnna "Rnnfo 1 S I -L IM I IICF11L1 V MJ aJUUU UUII4U1 and Shofis. 1 J-- Every pair warranted to give eatia . J y " faction. Country merchants and the people., generally are requested to call and ex-. amine our large stock before' purchas ing. We will give you low figures. We job Lorillard Snuff. ROBERTS & BR0.,;:: " South Front at.. New Berne, N. V- E. H. & J. L Meads; i . w OFFER FOR j rn rued iiite Orders, at their Warehouse,' I ' ... " 500 Tons Kainit, t $10 PER TON, 500 Bbls- Genuine Houlton Rose Potatoes. S3 PEIt BARREL. BARGAINS IN Meat, Suar, Soap, Molasses And Syrup k S F. TEISER, ...... VV L0leSn.le aiia itetail IrrOCfir. BllOAD STREET. J. McSORLEY, n i rtninu im n nnnrn urn cunii iiivvn . i auuiuit n.uuu uuoi aim uiitiii : POLLOCK ST. , NEWBERN. N. 0. SATISFACTORY. Dkpartstent of the Interior. ' Pension Othce. YSTERS AND i AND j FAMILY GROCERIES. Has opened on Middle street, below South Front, a FULL LINE of Choice Family Groceries. And also constantly on hand the Finest Oysters The Waters of Eastern Caro lina Affords, prepared in all styles. Families served in any portion of the city. no!3dw IBLEY" TESTED SENDMllnslralDd CATALOGUE veiteuiMe, Flower, Field O ET BT HO Pliuiis. Bu'ibs. lmplem'ts. C K Ci Fn ET C ty mail on application. EA Eat E Don't neglect writing tor It. HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. ROCHESTER, N. Y. 3:2-3:6 E. Main St. CHICAGO, ILL 12-11 H. Oluk ft. BOOK STORE. J. L. HARTSFIELD, DEALER IN BOOKS and STATIONERY School Books and School Supplies a specialty. Confoctlonerle( Tobacco. Snvtf, Cigurs, Toys Glassware, Crockery, Fishing TaalieEtc. ne door south of Lortpg Bank. Very truly, i i-n ARTSFIEIJJ.