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CITY AND VICINITY.
TWiliotoo Dacy an-J Weekly
VMHaitf waa sol.l " uctioo lul
WMk. Itbroc.atJs 5 il- rVmb.-okej
JlMH wm Ue paicbasar ff ui (lid
: My tfe pa par will ba cvcuousd. I
r. p imi ua cccpta :iio
. V r. rt 1 1, . V.m-iK t'lrolin A
8mL Hi aoraa writ ba in FTt.T;i
. tm avow ftb of th Prtj:T-.-a
C&ucUtl Wtlo,X K.-brtj
eal XalUt. ;
ffca) MtabliabuMOt of a thoroughly J
" JOClaat, tm CUM WCU cepariroaai,
taMMl of L:eu iniitnin ia-)U(r
. thav. ft t)f Trinity colic,;. o.J it t
Aaoor ta Ail w nu.uit i -tl
mfc eaaryrl-w and pf i rr mi o
' it & Up pXV f lkr CDwf lQ-t -
iatloo f k-vr-wi.
. Ik State BaaaU Sefcoo GTetiiioo ax ,
FayttMvil) Poooe il "T Jour
atia Mi prodtabl awwaiva. ant
r fcatppy la MM, lk swat asaaai
aim My )f U wowf m aewr4 to
barkaU la K Birw. Tl' 1 " I
wrvdi 4ollt9 raiawd to oarry ua Oi
tk far Up irU
JL oorrwpotsdl fti ibw Jocmil
a axtictfT aaMieatloa ia kieb h
ahuva ttWitl triwl- albaatiaf actios al
11 ataiaT am rW rdaaaraetloa of tha
ra.lroaJ tram Jacaoaill to N
i araa. Wa aarpi ia aor to giv f
aUdaiia aaJraaaaiic of ih mitt.r
ta ahart ttaaa, IhfT for ithhot J li
coeaiaaaicalioa far la orrawat
"Till rial i'tt -f-"it - --' A:m "'
T eooarTtpdl at Baaafort Pi-Maya? r
00a aatwaata Ut, T. W Ford. '
af tha Urea aaary. aad a dara
egr aaiad Beta faxka. " bad
b a -ilaaaaraad taa day baffle Th
argra waalJ avat laaaa law at-Jattvl
aw aa4 la lha aaaaksa wwtanN
F-W waa aUAhwiy waaaadad -aiaa a
ra a aad larhat aaa U tha aaek.
OsrKatafUUltM( tfc ebwf
o.La-r. Mr. Garvksoa Gaihrta. of
lUaafst. vh ayaaar pwrot baal. WaJl la
F. Day. Ca. Adaaa Wnt-f eaaaa p
ta Loa ei!y last Thar Uy aiWaooo. Taa
a; haa ctaia I avtr ih sou ad
4ilitUy aval th cQyn axe af tha
opialoa) thai tha pi.raa" ha UU
tha wt-r aavl thavl thr ara aow bo
auaapt a dsadgteg haiag asad by
mty aasa.
bfr. W. &. ITaaaar aad hi arid. n
V-aa UasJa Daatar. aaaaad Ihroog H tha
c Uy laat watk am raata 1 taair fatar
hjaj at Croaaaav. Thay vara mar r pad
Wavlaaaday at tha taaidaea of tha
brid.'a fataa a HoaUraaUla. 5. C
Ta graataa to avativ a Haw Bra
ad the bUa livo Ivata aaverai yaaxa.
A ood aaaaaatr af frpaai vera ptaaaat
I g raat thaaa aa taa arriai af tha train
at taa depot. May happen etuad
thraa. ' .
Aa rachaaifa aaya that a good sua ny
Ja.iiirWa ara aaada aa to what work th
railway anaaiiaatoa will first take ta
hand. It la a good towiaiasion; oi abt
and cu a tiativa oara. and will 00 doabt
mo-r slowTy. A (uod dasJ of aaw work
fl'.a ta itu Parkapa lha flrat thlaf don
wil bata a want of arc party and
fjiachiMtrmi2waja. Tha aait nutur
cotuaaJWrad wtQ arobahty ba tha paaaaagr
ratea. Tkara win aa ao sb-Im bau, w
tha eoaasa ia iocara raal'oa th nccasalty
af ualkw, -
Ero wiid, ,
la 5w tivar, Oaalaw eoaaty. aaax
Tjwa Puial ata Koaday. - March t Jx at
a boat IS aa.. Era, yr-aagvat aoa cf
B brt fl. aa kfaxy A- Baadtr.
' Ha waa eaagkl ia a storm wkUa sail
Is g dawjt Uartvar aad aia boat aprnt.
H la body waa raoovrd aad bariad
La tha farail-r ravyar J aa Satarday.
Uarch lias.
W. a. Bars sa Stat oacratary.
At a aasstlagaf tha eaacatlva 00 no
Blttaaal tha Stat AJUasea Mr. W. 8.
Baraaa waa aiaa tad saaratary to rnead
Ut. C C BaddlauSaid. aow a aaaaabar
af tha Bailroad CtoamaaJaaiaa. Tha Stat
Car a tela aaya af Mr. Baraaa:
Mr. Baraaa ta a aaU-re of aad as at
pra at aaaartataad aa t of aablia iaatrae
110a for W liaea) aaaaty. tla waa a good
Coavfadarata aoidia. aad aiaaa tha war
haa ba daaotiag hta Ufa trteaJaaJly to
that af paachiag- Ua la aa Mthaataatie
AKiaacaaaaa) aaad taa Caroaiela aaty
hop tha aaa tvailva anaatl of Mr.
BUJagflatd wtU fall apo bias. "
IaArmtioa AaJtad.
Tha f ado w tax talaerraai ba bo re
aivad hara rrorn Marioa. 8. C . r.laUr
ta taa dath. af a yoaag white man at
that plaoa:
MantMt. 8. C. March '.)'.
To (X.ro at SlhTwOSa
A fona wbltd aaa did br today
af haart dtoaaaa. Tear buiae card
w Uh CX IX Laalar, Oihaoa Joa ml V
li. ItoUaaa wrtuaa aaroaa faca. If you
ta blaatify tafarai hi frtoJ and
wtra .lioa what at laooaitioa to make cf
Jxo. A. McRas. Coroner.
Aay aoa baviag kaoaUdg of auh a
pawaaat aaasjlj snake it to-- o im -n
dfcaaaly.
Tha ZpMktbarg yVstaie Cell g.
Cnwaatatanoa iraa whici c.'tt?--".
taaaal of th Umf rtbilte i t''a-! .-.
Faaaala awfWg ae I.u:bur; (.- W.h
, lagtoat Duh. of D'r33. V) rn'.:i
ktava 8a,'aX) to Tnai'.y i'l'r. " ;n
far aad ot th tlMjati'-'a aa-i f : r " . .-d
th ararMrtr. whtch ia a bra -.'.i.'V r:".
'aad "ha empiiaa to fm,-;. ,rap.-o...
avodVrao aad ri'u.-n:.h th :'.i .
ad aak af it ci."l hre -a -gat
tha beet education the 1owhj frtv. t
paaatot. It w " - n-n.-.i ;j h - r (
M- Pak s oo t hj'.:-: I"..-- ti-v
Dak C-II-
Tha Rhigti 1 i.'l.nr. A '.- jh
Wa reword tan u-'. c( V- li.ar w . .-.
acotVaod oy Th run; m-v. i .- -ane
of J(jrth Carolina w 1 ha--aaaa
ta rt ap aa-i ui . m -.. .- '
yt ash'Sjtoa t) ;i bis.Nl o 1 -their
baoafactujc Ti ch . r. ,
Jaarga of IHilea-. S i' Hi; '? 1
pvoaparia
t4 Uiti
Q-md boil are mor this -i - ' p.
4pidla apn a h:-.h 7 c '
I'M vtaai rvaa. '.ia i r act
Ca ha a Bilioca Lot: , .' j i: . r..
daaoreVrad ya har a Vti-?i 1
and if joar Ikia-rya b a.T"-.J j - : a
a Vauad Loak. Sar gwd L.-. .i-i
ya wiil kav giod !ot Hrtr'.c H. :.:
lata great aitarativ and T a a.-
. atbtaotly aa lka vital orsjan. 'or.' 1'ita
tv Btalaaea. BotI aad ! ocd com
aiag osa. eVald at r. S. Duffy s Piag Store
yar Vxt,
Allinc Appointments.
At lb Alliance) maatina held at the
court bOBMtbt following appoint tntnta
t n made :
Cravan county. April 1st. Saw Born
John count. April 3i. Trenton
Locir county. April 3d. Klnston.
Orwgt eoooty. April i:h, Snow Hill.
Herri county. April 18ib, Winlsor
Northampton oouaty April lHh.
Jackaon
HaliNx county. April 'iS.h, Halifax.
Warrn county . April lih. Warrrn
tco .
Vance county. April 20th. Hpndaraon.
Kijac-ombe county. April 34th, Tar
boro Wi'ioo county. April 23. h. Wilaon.
At aarh of the aboTa appointmanta
Mr E. A. Thorn. Dutricl Lecturer,
"illJe.iTarapmbhc addrraa itlll. m ,
and an A'aianc roratii ( at 3 p m
, Ton Bodiaa RC3Tered.
Th Norfolk Landmark nya the
I boiiea of tea out of ihe nineteen men
jdrowned by the wreck cf the large
; Britnh ttaarntbip St ra:therley, at Chick
amicooitro. last week, havs bean found
an i buried Amocft thoae still in the
a aro the caplitn and ail th- efficera
, xcpt thoa saed.
Toe lit iitid rrew tucoaeded In
lotting a lina to the rrai I af tr she
track, bat the mo on board th snip
vera to bnuabd by x pexura thay
wore unaLile to haul it in Liutnnt
Failing was at tha station wban the
skip came arbor and saya tha iutlering
of iaa men waa baart reodiog and tbe
eco of tha wreck terrible to bwhold .
Taara are net now any signs of the
nlptobsn aha having none entire
ly to piacpa
Th ship wai cconjCrd to J R F.xard
dt Cv . DaJtienor. Th auriTor
arriTfd at E:iatih City Saturday
Tha r ar exhautd
anabl to travel.
3d la Tpry
poaur.
bad condition from u
Kalnd tho AUa-nUc A X. C. Railroad,
fa BOhT colama will b found
biU 44 fcy v i. Gaoaral Assembly
allowing th staion of tbe Atlantic
a j v; c Rsilroal. Naw that thla
favorab! aet haa bn aacurad w hope
lhr will ba do abauenanl of effort
antil th propOKd nunaioo Is mad.
Nw Tarn aUoJs ready to Joia haoda
arita oth avdvocataa of th moummi
la aajr adaaror ! forward tb
ljocd-for staoaioa.
Tha inhabitant of N Bsrn and
la territory aloof ib Ima of th road
IiIiUdo bailt da not aland aloe In
thtr iieir to M Il xtcdd- Gold
boro Its wctrn tirmloat i strong
ltcca: cf th msaaar Th Argua
Hm ia .'ols 00 th bill, and argaa in
for cf Ah profpoaliioa , thus:
Th bill spak for italf aod ia not
oalr tb bt that con Id ba ord
adr ib circa oaataaveae. bat It ta In
f act, vy oo Ira bl aaare tboagb
soaii loin atrtoi prow too for th pro-t-wioa
of tha MCal' latrt. U U 00
bore of its afalaaw. Tna tiuoaioo
heaid b aaad. ! Uoldboro isoulJ
tab th taltiaair la its ooaaaractioo
Baiiroad ara not of ranch a to a
ptac a a tsr place at which to sail
good at retail, bat wba a town aa-ausna-s
th proporvioca of a anavnafaotor
ing eaotr aad a whotaaala dtatribotor
of Koods. thaa ladaad to avry railroad
a fladar aad oaeaer op of aaw Balds of
trad. Gold a boro to baooming both of
thaaa. baaea tba nc ity for more
railroad. Lt tha road b xtndd,
and let action b taken al aa aarly
dy."
Cravea Ccuaty Taxhr' Aa;oc:'-ioa.
Ao aasaoablage of forty or fifty paople
Cihrd yaatarday mora log at tha Nw
Daraa Coiliata Inatitut to auaad tbe
Crave Gently Taachars Aaaocialloo.
Ia additioa to the tachrs there wars
annmbroftha older pnptl and torn
paranta 0 th pupil present;
Th naeatiog wa epaoad with religi
ous sre-aM. coodoetai by Kv T. M.
5. Ororg. M ts Mary L. Alias than
real an raaay oa ihe Art of Sacorinc
aad R?alniog Auaauoo" that aboaod
ad ia thoaghtfal and praotloal eog-
geataooa and wa dircctlv to th point.
Prof Ovorg W. Naal than gave a
daiightfal aod inaUactiv lector 00
"Tha ScUeca of tha Trade Wind In
Cboaactioa with Geographical Study.
Tha laclu r r cvinead profound krowl
aipt of hi rukjact and preaeotad elaar
ry taaay woodarfal and bat lllU known
(sctaatl 8a facta ia a manner that kept
th aodtoace lir.eoiog attntiTly,
aad eagerly entiaipaling hli next ut
trraaea.
Mr. Daoltl Lin told plainly of ob
stacle ia th way of efficient work In
th country oa account ot lack of no
aaaary qaipoot end other obstacle
Rv D. W. Purtr. of Cor Crk,
aggr:J a ramcdy that adocational
ietar by proficient instructor ba d
Mvrd at iatarvaia through th country
that th popU generally may b
awakened to earnaal effort and inUlll
gtat co-op ratsoa with th teachers in
thia work.
There war timely debate on other
topio. fraaly inlulad in by numbers
of taacaar.
Al th cloe of th moatioa, Kjv. li.
A. NTilli proooaBcd th benediction
an! all departed highly pld. W
bliv thoa attending froea lha ooaa
try fait well paid for th trouble taken.
We with every ua-.har in lb county
could ba preeent at tho meetioge.
Tha next on will be held Saturday.
April II h
Waa He Mordertd P
Ylr M J Fowler, gauner cf the
oyeirr p-.ro b:. Nai l D. Day llla
a thr are ioi icatiooa that a colored
man case u h i death by fcut play at
the oyater grouais lln information
waa recivti from a party of white
enen who eailed out to the D-j io
Jatipr biy and them tho fallow
ing atory :
Sunday, iay cbarrve 1 a aloop
anchored in Wt Binff bay with dia
txa ainaU cut bat 11 there r boat
in th viciclty and they were aihore
they paid nt attentia. but th aitna
tioo rema ning unchanged they went
u: to her oa Tufeday an 1 f'anj two
whitei m a 1: 1 a deal colore 1 man
abiard Ta wr.it men toll them the
r.'gr.i 1. 1 Sturdy frcm nttural
-tiiri aa ! rt ira:d an iittt -e in bury
in fc : ra 1
Th'.v compile! and in haod
irpus niticad a dent on the
( teal sc 1 lh eye bjgel out
linf, is
it cf .. n teal ac 1 th
i a d . c a t i n g
th it
he r. 1
v i -1 a ; b '. ; w
I t a. 1 1 1 1 1 - r. a
-u : . in fa", that ;
n ir.'th.r ;
a t h i '. h fO!
5ui,ci ' f ; t p
a n 1 w a i . '. o i .
; ' r : b j r i a 1 t r c u g h t
a ixii mar. belonged
l i th auppitioo
l - this i r. on Dtci
.d'SkI in i i tTi : u 1 1 y
acl the nihbonrg
-'. iri
: h r e h i '
nl ! ' I '-
:i (nruih to be aaimi-d
r. rr. e t r c u b 1 o f the kind
r i g t i b -. m e i r. v . 1 t c i
j !:-' of Mr 1'ialfr the ufirni
on ; r - n r'd a cor. s t at! with a warrant
,'r"--i -an utter aol the la'.eat hs
t - w .' i .-. m a t e r t h e y were on the
a 7 t arrest the s ,spctd men
i. a r . . t . . .1 Co
fr
l.m Urlpji.
,ed dr-.-g-i
Ii.-:o"i err
i Col Is. '
Now
n-s i tv. pt:.
'. t . .-iicd :tto
I "
: a.-- atV.ifted w:ti.
:... r-ai'.dv a-g-.v.-g
it . fur f.a
c-t":-.. y - : mtr returr.
' u r ru - C' r '. tr. ir.i
t ' t h
K r. g s N w 1 1 . ve-y
I a n;'rlil 1.
.-ord l i.r -t -
.h boti.e an 1 haT
V. raake'.his oSer
ir' :l nu.vrtii of Lr
daring last aam a ep.dem ;.-. Havr hear
,( ao cim la which :'. fail d Try f.
Tr al tott.e fre a'. Y. Piffy. I'ru;
lilJT. Larg all V. and f 1.0O.
TaJnt Racofnli-cl
(ur ritiieu are well acquiinted with
ihe eicept:onsllv graml oratmical powers
and the fine- qaalit.es of miad and heart
, ,, ,. ... ,, , , . ,
uf Her. H W Hattlf. former p.ator of
the ew lwrr.f tia;ti?t churcu, w no
now 1 icited io Wils. n. an 1 of Uiose of
h,. fhi;,n (' A.IlAttl,. thftoeraeJ
Mayor "f thi.i city. Their na'.ura! abilities
and educational accomplishments are duly
appreciated eiscwhero as well as in New
Heme, as the foiiowin; extracts show
The :;rt i takn from the Taiboro
Siutheruer ind wn elicited by Kev. H.
W. Hafle's rC'-en'. delivery of a sermon
there. It says "His big brainpower,
completed with great eloquence, lias
iven this divine an erten.-ive and well
lewrreJ reputation Tailoro will alw.-y
he flad to hear him
lien. Battle haj! just made a visit to his
son. Iu"t. Mr. Battle, an 1 the W:L- m
Mirror speaks of the event thus :
Wilson lia? had a distinguished visitor
thia wfk m the porson of (Jen. Htt!o,
the father ot the ehquent pastor of the
ilaptist church in this place. A brave
and noble and gallant (ieneral in the
I "n'ederate army, a c-'iirt v and aocom
p'ished and thor'Uh.y pnliahe-i
gentleman, a tl.i.nt and gifted au 1
thrilling fpoik.r. a race fill and elegant
a:id charming writer, lo' has all the graces
and nil the virtues and all tho iualities
that ad.Ji-i and dignify a-ul ennoble
human r.atare. and make mai:htKl a typo
of ail that is k;"d an 1 bt-.iutiful iova
and attractive.
Ths Confederate Dead.
tDur memorial Ansoiation is about to
orry into effect ita purpoe. long since
reao'rrd upon, of marking appropriate
ly the grave of all Confederate Dead
who may bo buried in Cedar Grove
I cemetery, or in private lots elsewhere if
ay such tber be. This will be done,
o' course, only ia esse of those who are
buried outside of tho Confederate
circle.
The Aocition knows the location of
tha gtiTH of the persons mentioned
balow. If the nam of any one. wbo
wa ia the aarvic of tbe Cjnfe derat
8aia, ia omitted from the In', the
Aciaiion will be greatly obliged to
hia relative or friend for information
as to wher hi body 1 interred, that
hi resting place may have like
memorial
Isaac T. Altmore. James Berry, Geo
W. Blaney. II. J. B Clark. Wm. J
Clarke. Dr. PeKr Cu-tis, E. G. Culh
brt. J. Djwdce, Joweph Fulford,
Charles VI Graham. H. Tilghmao
Goioo F. W Ilerritaae. John Elughr.
William Day. Jaa S Ive, Jamea W.
Jones. Thomas Majhew.T. K Oliver.
icaroS. Primrose. K II Pully.Sam'l
R Str.et. Geo. C Staveoaon. Fred 'k
isJle, Sitgrcave Allcnore. Richard T
Barry. Wm G. Bryan. Jr . II J B.
Clark, Jr , John C Court. Pennant
Cuswa, Geo. S Dswey. W. W. Fife.
Tho II. Gaakin. J K. Hanff. Luke
Darritag. N Collin Hughrs. Albert G.
Dobbard, Wm. II. Jones, Dr. F. Mallet,
Alexander Miller, Henry S Nuns, F.
Oagood, Dr. Robert S Primrcsa. Wm.
W. Robert. Wm. J. Street, R Smith,
Eaatar Sunday.
Tbi anniversary of Christ's resarrec
Uan from the doad was observed in ibis
city by th Uaptisi, Methodist, Episco
pal and Catcolic churches. They were
all nicely decorated, and a sermon ap
propriate to the occasion was preached
in the moroiLg at each on.
Al the Baptist church the exero set
were highly entertaining. Tho floral
decorations were not lavish, but pleat
ing. At eleven o'clock, the pastor. Rev
Rafua Ford, delivered a very able dis
course from lb text. "Go quickly and
tell Peter aod the dn:iple i that He is
risen," In the evening Rv J. T.
Baker, of Fori Brn well, preached an
excellent sermon on ' The vail of the
ta m pie was rant ."
A fine sermon was also preached at the
Centenary llcthodist church ty Rev.
F. II Siamtjarger. of Kioetcn. Tbe
altar cootameJ a profuse supply
magoiuceni specimens of the choicest
plants in bloom a, this season' Tbsy
ware tastily arranged and presented a
charming appearance. Tbe Easter of
ferings at thia church aggregated
t,431.0O, and there are still other envel
ope to be received, which are expected
to considerably increase thU amount.
Tha day waa much more elaborately
observed at the E iacopal church than
at the other The edifice was filled to
it utmost capacity. The music wis of
high order, and well gotten np; the
church was handsomely decorated with
fl-jwers banks of them In tho windows
and the altar abundantly eupp'.ied
The rec tor "e serm in was from Rjmans
8.9 11. The children a festival which
waa a choral service throughout, was
in the afternoon. Tbe entire Sunday
school, each class with a lovely banner,
containing the name of the claas and a
suitable motto, formed a proceaMon in
th church yard and rrecode i by one
of th scholars bearing a handsome
floral croc marched in the church to
th portion reaorved for them at the
front. The main feature of the cele
bration was the forming of a large
crown, each clars supplying a portion
of it. Prix; wer a war Jed to a num
br of the acholars for perfect rscital of
the church catechtfm The exercises
were exceedingly interesting bu T'"'
forbids our particularizing.
Ths Catholic church was also deco
rated for th' occasion High mass waa
celebrated and an K itf r iini'."ti
preact.e 1 Ij l ather T. K I'ri-f
I it (Irti u'i" It iii-
Spring
.b.-
J
ur streets
Situ rd ay .
Mr K C. Cro
t
able
cow a last week.
H E Sbaw Y.i i . is att-ndin
rei ce
Jounty Superior court thia week.
Ur. Sam A. Wooien left Monday to
attend Business 1'ollege at Baltimore.
The wheat crop in thn .-o-tnty so far. i
are very prom isir. g i
Several ( 'ioro I f ant i lies who emi
gratedto M.sv"'i,i!t year ret urns!
this week.
The Epiccp.l Me:':, oists cnjorted
some very interest. ng s v r t u- e s o n Eaater
Sun i ay .
Mus Ava Tavl r. owing to i.lnrs. re
turned from lrefnboro Co liege, to her
homo here on r'riJiv la"..
Tns very charming and popular Mrs
if. 1 . Poms who It is t'i'n visiting;
friends hare, roiurnd to her home in 1
li cky M v.int il 'il i sy
I .ad ie becorr. e v or v t :li -1 en t P' s : rxi is-
treeses Thunexempl
able and c urtnsn Mi
wbo has eharg.. f t'.
th ia to w n
M.si Cr I. u Mr.
milliLer f lis 1 .t nt ( r t
t h e r r i :-. g w u r t in t h '
ti'vl in our agree-
N
.arboro
(
I I W a . r - i
arrivpi fji
..cry depart
in set.
I Rev. S. 11. la'.er t f (
itne
do w n or. Sat u r i a
with bis brother,
who has been . a i
to learn of ' jl Is
laat spending Sunday
''il. Jjtn W. Iver
. e s ; " k We are ieaj
rr's rnvaleitceuca
Th heaviest r;n cf ihe season occur
red bsre. Thursday r.ight last. Almost
resulting in a ttal inundation Streets
in many plac-M were entirely submerged
and much damage was d n? to farming
Ian la
AltVlCE TO JlOTHKHS.
MR3. Wl'.'irvi-'S P.Tlil.SL STi.ur
should always be itiM for children
teething. It soolhes the ch i Id , sof lens
th gums, allays all paiu, cures wind
colic, ani ia th beat remedy for Diar
rhoea. Tweaty-flve oents a bottle, jaly
i yr
Hjde County Item
Oeo Tayler Burrui' furniture.
. itore at Middlvion burnrd on ih
niKh' f -h 15-h int- ThebuildiCK
and contema were conBumed nothinn
(1.TedDO iD,urance. The oriin of the
la flre ia a mystery
No fire in the store
I for several days and no lamp bad beeu
i linhted in the store on the niht of the
DUrDlDg.
Mr. BurruV entire means
. . ;.,j : , u . -r.j n
up with the 1140301 and smoke.
The
community have been very liberal in
sympathy for Mr. Burrus. Something
a little mire tangible would be
appropriate in a time like this wirb
him.
Metiers. Luas ana Mann nva re
turn to receive the plaudits and the
; curses of their constituents, which they
i will get the most of, the future will
tell My experience has been when an
oystermnn gets what be asks for, he
don't want it.
Last night was a terrible night.
Blinding Hashes of I ig htning heavy
thunder and the wind blew great guns,
with torrents of rain. In the midst of
the grand and wild storm, Mrs Eliza
beth Ballance of Wyso-ken want to her
long home she was found desd in her
bed Munday morning She was the
mother of Jan. V. Ballanc. Davi 1 B.
Ballance and Dr. Wm Pell Ballance.
and wa 73 years ols) at her dath
Today we are having a X V. bliz
zard. driving a cold, stinging riin that
feels like snow h net far back of it.
The shad fishermen are doing well,
the catch is muoh better than last
season, with the market holding up
better also.
.STATE S. S. CONVEX HON.
Interesting scsaion Held at Kayette
Tile. Xew Berne Selcc;td for
ise
'1 lie State Sunday S.-hool Ciiriveiition
passed with more to give it h nla:e of
fond recollections in tbe hearts of those
who attended than is often the cese
with such meetings. Not a discordant
not was sounJcd during the ctiiire,
session not even a pebble was thrown
into the smooth waters of sympathy,
love aud good will that caused the
alighteat ripple upon their surface.
Paity lines were Dot seen, denomina
tional ditlerencea were seemingly
forgotten, and all entered heartily into
one grand rally of the Sunday School
1 forcea for Christ. To take the children
aemed to be tbe all absorbing thought
of all the speakers. No grander, no
mors elcquent tributes to ths Bible
were ever given by uninspired men
than were paid by many who spoke
dunog the convention.
Every one seemed to feel that tha all
important thing; to be done in order to
win souls for Christ is, to teach the
Bil'te. kirn sio d band to band ana
heart to heart io the thought of a grt.r,d
aad glorious conquest of the world fo:
Christ- Idaoy wre the prayers that
went up to a kind Heavenly Father in
tha name of Christ that ilia union
prayer of ths Saviour might rperdily be
ans wered.
Few. if any. more profitable meetings
were ever h Id in North Carolina. The
xood accomplished was not for a day,
but in iu influence and rerults it w ill be
for eternity. We look upon the organ
ization of the State Sunday School
convention in North Carolina as the
planting of the mustard seed of Sunday
School interest, and we expect at no
distant day to see it developed into a
lre of mammoth growth stretching
il branches throughout lha length and
breadth of our State, bringjjyand g.!ad
nea to every heart.
By a unanimous vote it will be held
in New Berne in 1S93. We are glad to
have such bodies come to onr city it
will do us all good, and we shall wait
with pleasant memories of the Fayette
ville session and with fond anticipation
of the New Berne session. The old
historic city of Elms will open its arms
and bid you a hearty welcome to its
homs. The executive committee, I
presume will appoint tho time of hold
fog the meeting and I gm quite sure
this committee would be glad to know
what month would be the most oppor
tune for tbo people here. Cm we not
have an expresion cf the citizen' on
this matterV How would September
'02 suit ?
Craven County will be expected to
pay twenty-rive dollars to help defray
the nxpenses of the State organization.
So do not wait, brethren, ccme up and
let pay it right away. It will be but a
pittance for each if all who aro inter
eated in the Sundav School work will
come up and pay. I L. Ciiestnltt.
A DISASTROUS WRECK.
Nineteen Lives ont of a Crttv of
Twenty tdx Lett as Chicamlceoilco.
We obtain from the Norfolk Land
mark the following additional particu
lars of the terrible wreck at Chicami
comico on the dangerous coast near
Hatteras. It is one of the moat teiious
wrecks that hi? occurred in the vicinity
for years:
The first telegr..it.-' thit tti received
said that the sterner w as a Swedish
one, but it has since been learned that
ibis w incorrect.
The steamer proves to be the Strath
airly, of Newcastle. Eaglaud, of the
Earn Line between Baltimore and tho
West Indies. She was bound from
Santiago de Cuba to Baltimore, with a
general cargo. She went ashore Tues
day morning at 4 -10 o'clock during a
heavy north northeaster
The weather
was verv thick at the time and the eea
runing very high. It was thick, and it
is supposed that Hatteras light was
taken for the Cape Henry light, and
when the vessel struck ber captain
must have thought tbat he waa making
ihe entrance to Chesspeak Bay, to
which he was bound.
From the fact that only seven cut of
her crew were saved by the life (.avers
of Chicamicomi -o is taken for granted
that she struck on the outer reef before
th reached the shore and that the
heavy seas broke over her before she
was washed in towards the bch and
ihe larger part of tbe crew -e;.t from
the decks.
This inlet ia about pixtv miles south
of Cipe Henry, and ia time mi es
across and at this time the only com
nuinirati-n acn s it is by boats, and
th-'se only mke tvo trips a day wh"n
the weather permits. The telegrams
receive. 1 say thr.t th. ere a or.sijted of
twenty six n.en nr. i that rn!y vin
were saved. All of the iii. -era were
among tbe loet wi.h the exception of
the second mate. who. with the reot of
the crew, is receiving all of the atten
tion possible at the hands of ihe life
savers at the station, where they are
housed .
Tho Strathairly wj a sch or n e r-r igg.-d
wooden screw steamer of 1J.16 tons
I burden. She was built at Mi j.i leboro. !
j 1'ngland. in August. 1T0. by Ibxon ct
Co. She was "JS'3 6 feet long. :! s fet '
! beam and 53 8 feet deep. She was built
for J, cloty re. jr.
It is difficult to imagine a m re .les
late coast than that upon which the un
fortunate ateamihip Stathairly wrp '
wrecked. For a hundred miles south
frcm Capo Henry there extends a etrip '
of aand cast up from tha sea and sepa- j
rated from tho mainland by mny
miles of broad salt sounds. Sometimes
tbia strip broadens to a width of a few ,
miles, and then shrinks to a mere
thread o' gray sand. The inhabitants
are few in number, scattered in soiitai y
dwellings, and without means of
communication with the world save
the occasional oyster alicp or tubing
boat that at irregular ictervala cru:.-e:
along the sounds On tho seaside locf
sand bars run out and reefs al ouud, so
that the vessels wrecked upon thn eca.-t
are sure to strike at a distance from t
shore, and bo speedily torn to pieces by
, the tremendous Hatteras surges that
uo iihub iui vicinuy mo dread o!
navid.ttors for a etintury, un.l ha
stren the white beichrs with the tim
brs of ii ei m b t? r 1 e hs Tessei's an 1 ci.unt
ltp ssilors.
Tho life faviriiZ scryj-e it of tltc hst
in the couDtrr. but o w in to ihr charac
ter of the coast the mot useful c f their
appliances the life-lme thrown from
a gun can rsrely be use.!, and the
crews are compelled to rply lartrelv
upon their surf boats, which thpy man
see io launch snH lan l with mrve! lous
dexterity in the fierce surf which con
stantly roll' upon the beaches acd
bars.
Children Cry orPitcher's.Castorfa.
I HE A & N. C. RA 111 III) AD.
An Act to Amend th Charter of the
Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad.
The Oenenil Assembly of Xortlt Caro
lina do enact:
Section 1. That the Act incorporating
.1 ..i j , ,l n T".:!
1
. me Atlantic ana iiorin aruu:iu xvjii-
road Compmy, ratified the twenty-
seventh day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-two. and all
other Acts amendatory thereof, be
amended as folloe: A majority of the
stockholders, in general meeting con
curring, to wit : The said Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Compsny may
ruu nr lut; n railway uu uue ui
. . . . J - i j l.
more tracks from the city of Gcldeboro
in W.r..... Vr.h n.rnlin, M
- -L i-, t. , ,
Home point on me oape rear auu inu
bin Vally Railroad, or Raleigh and
Augusta Riilroad. thence by the most
South Carolina or Tennessee or Vir
' gioia or Georgia line, or either or all cf
said lines.
Sec. 2. That this said Company may
extend and maintain its railway from
and between the place mentioned in the
li K eecticu of this Act, with the privi
lege of constructing branch roads, and
ct Xiccctir.i; with puch other places
or railwcvH in and cut of this State as
may be dtrme) ndvisabe by said Com
pany it.her frm the pitaeat construc
ted liiieof railway tr liiKS th;' may
htreafter be constructed. '
See. 3. That tha said Company rx.ay
commence the construe" n of the nx- ;
tention of its railway at any point or 1
points on its line or lir eb or divUious, j
and U96 any portion or portions or j
aivicionsof ustau railway cCiMfnUCted ;
before its linal completion, aud charge I
for transportation ocil passage thore
on J
Sc-c 4 That the capital s ock cf th ;
eai I Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road Company may ba increased to an ;
amount not to exceed too million, two
hundred and twenty five thousand dol-
iars. iu 6harts cf one hundred dollar
each, r,nd the said Company may at any
time increase its capital to such an
amount as may be found necessary to
carrv out the intention and purposes i.f
this Act, provided tbat the stock holders
of the eaid Company shall not be em
powered to fell or mortgage the road,
its franchise, or its property, without
ths consent of the stock of tbe State,
which shall on any such question be
entitled to cant aa many voles as it hae
shares f stock.
Sec 5. That to provide the means iu
whole or in part for the extension of
tbe said Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad, and for the construptiqn of
branch or lateral roads the said Com.
j pany may receive subsciplion in money.
lauor or property, or as me toicpaiiy
may sgiee, and may at its discretion
issue and execute a n oitgage detdto
secure the payment thereof on its ectire
extended line from Goldsbcro. :n the
county of Wayne, North Carolina, or
any branch or branches, or any division
or divisions of tbe extended line, with
tbe franchises and rights connected
therewith, and may eel! or negotiate
suob bonds at such rates as the Board of
Directors shall deem for the beet inter
est tif the Company, and the proceeds
arising from the pale of such bonds
shall be applied to tba construction aud
quipment of the line, branch ordivi
aion so bonded, provide i lhat said bonds
shall not be sold or otherwise disposed
of a rate of less than seventy five cents
in tbe dollar.
Soc 6. Tbat tbe said Compmy may
for the construction and equipment of
its branch roads, .Biue bonds on the
present line of ite road, from Goldsboro
to Morehead City, to an amount not
exceeding five thousand dollars per
mile, aud uocuro tbe same by a second
mortgage on said present liue, said
mortgage to be registered in the county
of Craven, as in this Act provided for
the registration of mortgages to secure
bonds iasued on the extended lines or
branches, Provided, however, no bonds
shall be istued or mortgages executed
upon the line from Goidsboio to More
head City, except by the coucurriDg
vote of the stock owned by tbe State
and a majority of that held by the pri
vate stockholders, provided that tbe
State shall own Bnd control a majority
of the 6tock so issued or tbitt the State's
stock shall be sold at cot lees than nine
ty cents in the aollar.
Sec. 7 That said Company shall have
the privilege upon ihe concurring vote
as aforesaid, to consolidate and unite
with any other raiiread within or with
out the State, under any general rail
road law, terms or rulea as may be
agreed upon, not inconsistent with the
laws of this State.
Sec. 8. That all mortgages or deeds of
trust which may bo t-x tu ed by the
said Company, may be registered in tbe
county of Craven, and such registration
shall be deemed an effectual and suf
ficient registration for all purposes
whatsoever, and it shall not be neces
sary to register and record tbe same in
any other county, any law to the con
tiary notwithstanding.
Sec j Tbat any corporation, county,
city, town cr township, interested
therein, may subscribe to Btock for Baid
purpose cr otherwise contribute to
such work in puch manner tnd in such
amount as shall bo determined by tbe
proper authorities of such corporation,
county, city, town or township and
agreed up n wiih the said Atlantic and
Noith Caro.ina Rilrood Company,
and eaid pubfcrip.i n or contributions
shall be niada according to the general
laws of ihe Sta e of JNv'tb Carolina
Sec 10 In the construction of the ex
tended lines or proposed branches, the
eaid Company shall be entitled to the
same rights, powers and privilfges,
with respect to the acquisition of such
lands, and the condemnation thereof
as may be necessary therefor, as are
conferred upon the said Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Company by
its charter, or any amrndment there
to.
Sec '. 1 That nothing in this Act con
tained, shall be con-trutd to exempt
the property of said Company from
taxation for State and County purp'otS
Soc. 12. That whenever tho income
from the Stale convicts shall exceed
their expenses, or when they oonnoc be
emplojed morn profitably otherwise,
the Doard of Directors of the peniten
tiary shall from time to time, on
application of tho Presilent of said
Company assign such number cf cort
victs for labor on siii extension and
m. ....
branches or railwa.i s a.; may be ri quired
f. r grading ai d other v.-ork on tbe
same, and fcr eucb lubcr the St-tte sh ill
r.-i-iire the raortgaga bonds of s.iii
Company. as in section live, provided to
be 1 rued, r.nd that 6ucb bonds shall be
received ot their f-ce value, in pay
ment of such convict labor, and that
the price claimed by the State for its
com ict labor so provided, shall not
k xceed the price obtained for such
Ub.ir from other courcc. provided that
the Stale shall roreivo said bonds at
tho ualue provuted fer ia section lire.
Sec. 10- That said Company shall elect
to exercise the powers and receive the
powers and receive tbe benefits of Ibis
A:t. within two jera from Ha ratifici
t.i n. end not thereafter.
Sec 14 That this Act el.il'; be ic
force from and titter its rap, ;i cat i -ic .
Ratified tb
a. D . vj:.
the 'J.h dav of
i.btio.N iitir
For co.jghs f.nd t
Hot L'rops.
For pore throat and
I.emon Hot Prop?.
For pneumonia r.t.
DROPS.
bl. tr,ke
L-.
r.cbitir.
t:.ke
i 1 :-. r v r
Lemon Hot Drop-;.
For cor -umptic-n
Lemon Hot Urops.
lor throat ar.d
I.e moa Hot 1 ops.
An elf HCt and
t i c :i .
r-. dd by d rugg -
tie. 1'ieltired by
A 1 1 a r , t t. . I 1 .1 .
attd c v. ar r b take
; ri : ii i-ea:t - t ak e-
t-r.ts : er
1 t.
1 ) -
ii:.md ii.ixu:
1; Uinl( rful 1 fleet on ilit- l.iver,
t-tninaeli. :!(( . Kidney, and Iilnod,
1 ) r . Mi .tlt-y "r Li'iu.n Lluir a p!.-ai-ant
li men drink that piisitively cur
i 1 I !i 1 i.ni'nr-es. ( .t i ;iu t : in . Indigos
tion. Hi'adacl.''. Malari i. Kidney Ths
p 5iV I' j..7.inrtij. Cold. I. o?s of Appetite",
i'everp. ( hill. Iiioteh. PintpU 1'iiu
in Hack. l'alpitutH.n cf Lloart. and ail
c the-r t;irttrt-et Ciiiecd by d i:t i.rviir'.-.i
livfr. Ft.innch and kidney?. tii lift
g reite i aus of all fatal dia nses Fii'te
centa '.ni ong dollar fer bottle. P.'hl
by druggists. Prepared only ty Ii
Mczley, M. D , Atlanla, Ga.
r.V Oiilit A.N . YM'ul.M..
Ivro iiiibi rs ne.-t. U a. i urj
Utuera! Roarers," ISomutiiell.
New Orleans, March
indictments were rtturiitd
Grand jury to eight, euppose.i
.u.-tWO
ty the
men xctio vtre csncern. d ia ti;
bery cf the jury Tt hich fuiU-U to c
the trurdcrera of Chief Ec-cnc rsv
AtUriey-tiererril
befor'; iheerp.Dd j i:;
wnl c ill a large tiutt
who were pre-cnt ci
meetit-'s cf the mob
i::.:.
5 V. :n
row, at.d
s itnes.'ST.
t r ; i i ir i d r y
J the iiii
statue, and who si
at the Parif h Pri-.
' I wact to eav
Alt- rr
"tbat J
r, hi:
irif'.i::
i;-vj:a-:-ra:
an: to:
: 1 ref;-ar;!
if indict-
, o .-, . i , a
Kcgere ea.d to a
,r, ,u , ,-. u .
y nj p:, . D - v .1
tb i"
11 111 U lllL.JlL
ments art.- re.urn-v.
the bitter end. i do not believe jc mob
violence as a meatia .f trc-rc.n tbe
- : ,k L..V-,
law. it may tc 11 as- ib-:, t:.f 111J12
ut t!
! do, s not itiitify the mob in
! the right to execute the !
w. I am in
posesrion of encuh evidence to jastifj
me ia procFcdtcg at ecco if I caa i;:-t
the prsrid jury to he'p to;:"
Tin Attorney, -UinvtaFs v: pui
lion u i cclci dod ; r. r;!i -'j-.. ci Cv
ercor Xi -no 1 's : r Ihi G j c titer.
ltiiiUKh ho . a Ni-v.- ij :. .- ! th..
day of tha u;.: :.-aJ L l . rc
ever eiu.e. bus cot ct-cr ctvi ;i
OplbO.
CLS.V
-Lr
.Lout tho lyuchi,;
N! O.X TAltU "l
ve i a tiu i'f !;!;
lu" ! 't:C(lies-1 y
Tnxtilicu
I.VHIA.NaI'.iLIo I.N1) .
I'ltcidtmi Clt-vcier, j h
: o th ItidliCi Tttlt.T :
dec! ii.il. g to !:c J.5 ,.!.-ut f
anitoal meetiug. i'n-.) ft
let ti r is r.ot given lor 1
v, 1 ;
t til'.- '
0! text cf
u'.ht.a;ioii, !
the vioiiDg i.araprspas af. t::-dd
The are as folio sis:
"'Vcu wi:l net, I Ii-p. li.ii.i:
ii I u,;geet tin DiCcSf-ly cf
with ait-re ih.iu cur d
y ( u crgiii.iz ti. .
"1 b?iit'.- tbi: ti..- s h . ..ri ii
t:
.1 ii?
tice.i wtica tersii re. a
art responsible for mis
not all,
the vita which r l ! I : c t ear n cplo. If
tiiti-c ia a scarcity cf tbo csrouiaiiec
meeiuui is cot tha e sptrin etit wcria
trying ati a remedy cf ltiivii-, tue mon
ey i ; the hands of the people, end fcr
ihitriise, which is needlessly takca
from tbem under the pretext cf ceces
8ry taxation? lithe farmer's lot ia a
hard cue in hia (ineuurain struggle
for Setter rewards cf ni3 tc;t ara ;je
pricce cf products to be improved by a
poli y which htimpcro trade ia his best
ma; kc: ar.il invites tho co:apetiti.a of
dan.ercua riviis'f Wiitthcr c'.bcr
mea.i6 of relief i:i?.v appcir :.cc:esary
to ri liovc present hardships I believe
tbe principle of tarill refoim premises
a u-.-st important aid m their sittsfe.
tion, and that the
cuntiLUc-a &cd ear
tiisi prinuiule is teacc.
nest advocacy of
tial to the liirbteciRg of tbi; burdens of
our countrymen. j
iLr7--r;-ic tt-iat- T-nnr r, m5r
cont.iiue to be 0119 of gccttt
and tncosratemeut. I at!
pectfuily ,
' G.to vi;u Cr.;-.
u(ei ulDe"8
v.i v rit-
I; b i i C 1 IV-' 0'IA!.i.Y
For
Yt ;.r; i;i
'lV;" O.'IOilllS
O c.I 'uy v as fctn by
said : ' 1 v.-us pretc-m n;
meeiiti r.cd bid iu X
two days after tho 1-, ;
a r.
;!ie '
:i .'
first to Houston, fey . arid thr-.i
cantt Then I cutiii' to Brtiiki;
and liCiii that ptase 10 iuerr:::
my lp.tention to reiuti'. 10 N;tv
next Wedne;-diy e 1 T:uir-day
certainiy expose t' orkir.;
Mafia I have beei. . th c 1
the JdatrajiCB f-scf-otj i.t tr.o
six years attd ia :; y cspv.-ity .'
tive have plenty of ir lur rt;;, l i cr
I am sure no ether trtan liiv.
thinks tbo juty vreto bribed,
in cor. kutoa ih t :x of ; ;,
killed we;e ituilty of c ; c
lltz beopy case.
Texas .Mftiult.ittitin' Her Se.v:
Avti.v. March S3 --Tbe Stttte .
owes ana runs tt stt(:.'ir farni v.-t
li
( t tee :
:pi v ,; j
e li : f n
det.uC- '
V. .i.'l i
fi itrt. I .
A e x .7
convicts. i-.-c-'ti'.Iy a t i l '
:B I
5;-tJ .
; c. i.t
t j
ilcsed j
by tbe Legudaturc to nc-.vfl
bountv under the' McKti.ley
ernor Hogg etcei it. The
as follows:
"Tbo Stale is revere of
and cannot be disturb-, d ;:i
mate exercices of her r.:?Tc;
, . j
I.'rair.!: I
i-'gtii' :
'.J ti
she defirc6 to nisc ttiKr
y roa-. 1
0.3 Ctlij
c 'I '- fro
labor, undir no circum.ta
she, with propriety, c; s e r
anv Government a licec? ?
m
to r'o fo
Nor cou'd she yc
her ofTairi. to any
nate to her own 1
1
tne f ,;:'iiv:-;::n of
i fiioe r rjt-t fc-abordi-IK
3. To do so iu one
finally to fuoervit i ;a
h
hpiiet.il
pitches, I
GoTfrr.rr.eut cvt-r her e
wheat field:', stcck i e;:c
yards tied fdclori s. V
Government usurp eticn i.
tt ::i
be?, lumber 1
t i
rec. ..t :tt by -,
e cento str-T 1:- ;
er than la1: they yre mere una;-,
overthrow. Wh- n thev r-.re erectt
the di stiu-'tion of the C-o-iS'.itutiea
law like tbo County r.":t, tbo a
produced them f lr-n t tit ?s
t r
fruits of crime spread, until they bi.
came fist'-ned fir ever 0:1 the ;eopio.
For my pert. I i-bril proitrt aud le-:n
to strike now v. hito tbe piec;d-r.t is
new. For no sum c3n tlw State nfTord
to sacrifice principle
sovereigD rihtc: "
cr to nrpe.-u ber
Trinity Mtdietil 'ti
l'n Mde-ut -folia I", ('rose
College, n.et by ap;'l:tt ment
piouniictit nied'c.il r.i ii ttii
te-i cuce i' b the:u.
It was ileeide'i tt
libed to be c.ilkil tl.c -nitiit
o Tiit.ity i. ' 'bec-j.
i li.tve
Hows :
SeVCU UijLtliet pl',C;.e-i .-
Professor of Anatomy,
Physiology, Professor e
fessor of Sut.'ery, I'l-iiV
Medica, Piol'e.-sjr ut Ubst
of Cbeiiii-ti y.
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had to have a doctor.
Oti l Iih t ie-1'
bii:- lias a ery haudsuine
, it consists of a locomotive
a ir.n.k, with a merry crowd
;. enjoying a ride. To those
u.r cr amusement could not
1 lc.'iu;e, than if such a
1 i b: ; ut in use. Let us
.Mr F -t-iu
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' " Sou.h Dellgliictl a; The
i l' the Fore Bill,
ic Ilarch. G A special to
is-iys: A Boston clergyman,
me- lit r
v. Sr. J. Barrows, tells me that
tno
!.
Mr. f-:
v loiti
i :on
iiiiijn :
-orea pejpie ot tns south are
ten at the utfeat of the Force bill,
mows recently speDt a month
i? il.o colored educational inatitu
the Gulf end border States. He
crest improvement in the oon-
ii:l:cn cf tho cei-rocs, and that they are
in luz mere attention to busineaa nnrl
; to pcluic tbati they used to. The
i lte negroes themselves testifin-l that
Ibirrt
;D:i wiili the whites were
. growing more cordial and helpful, and
Dr. F--.rr:. '-o observed that the nearrna
v, -rL. dcirs a preat dea! to help them
' -v'.:-' , and that the better class of
tvcu--s were cordially assisting them.
'1 questioacd them a good deal about
trie icrco bill, said Dr. BarrowB, "and
tnarjy of the colored people themselves
toid trie tb-y thought it was muoh bet
ter that it did not pass. It would only
have created irritation, Among the
bttlcr c'rsi of colored preachers and the
yc-jrjrv r.ien tv,9 testimony was very
' genera: that it would hav6 made mat
tors v.-f r-.e. One colored preacher said
to v.:? in Chattanooga, "Education will
lc :.iir. fo.- us than a thousand force
i Wi'IXU I'OU CONVERTS.
illl:
"iV
i:tn Ooverntnent Rewards Jews
:o Lmbrace Christianity.
l,c.-CDo:;. Iilarch 20. A dispatch from
Sr. Petersburg tella of a new industrv
which :3 requiring cc&aiderablo devel-
ment tu K'jsia. Ic 13 that of conversion,
Ir apprirs thatthe Russian government,
; r.ot being; wuiicg to trust only the theo
: ijtic'l argument and psaal laws, offers
a revrnra to Jevrn who become Christ
isr.s. Tho conreqasnce is .that a number
o. Jo-.rs. ctepsivei by the severe en
; f rc;-rr ettt r-r" the decrees against their
rcco cf the opportunity to make an
; honest livin... have entered on the prao
; tice of b-j;ag converted, ot regular
intervals, und receiving each time the
goverurnt ru bounty of fifteen ronbles.
i Oce Hebron cemcd S:hwarizkeff, has
: been at last detected, after seven def
i ferent coavorfions, in bb many different
: localities. It. happened that the Rua-
! eianpxiefct, to whom ho made known
uis eesiie for the seventh time for
baplia and tbe (liteen loubles.bad
been recently transferred from Eliza
betbp;tad. vt hero tbo convert had been
baptized aLtd rewarded only about two
months figo. Consequently, Sch war iz
EeG ft iii undereo no more conversions
j for the present, us tbo police have him
in hartd. A uutuber of similar ins tan -
C';S "a- "a611 reported, ana aa a result,
the religious authorities have been m-
tltlICteii BOt l P6J TOWafd UnleSS
they have investigated (he antecedents
o: the conv
in JA8iir
-John It. Cobb.
Noble toiil papsed from thia life,
;Li-ouKb. the jtci tils of death, to endless
1 if luiI rear., e-t Suuday morning, March
J:r.J, 0;Ji3. Ilia fito was caused by
-Ui aciiitutly fall from bis engine while
:i 1;
tffisiise cf his duty. From
-. '1 resulted on the sev
... ;tiy cn which he was
cf the days on which there
hurt
vr .3 t
: : 1. -..: tt
:tc.f tit.
iita for duty; but he
vonsr
I 1
illOi.
estb
bio. generous, kind, be had
v.cfcii to eterj cne wbo knew
aristiia character waa well
nd kno'.vn cf all. And his
t.-ffli fcr fcocd by alibis
Ills
iscetl
Cut '1. m 'bo fi'tiia of ycaug man
ce, 1, th5 bcpinrjisR of a career
'l.i.b wag leaf hi en to a position cf
rc it fultus! eve tiourn Ij is depart-t-i
. c. ie . i; v. i:h tUcso vt bo weep -for
i hid had charge,
of many hundreds
of boya r.nd vcubk men, but he had
ch ;!f.:o of not c ne more honorable or of
tt v;i:it:.r soul than Jehu li. Cobb.
R. H. L.
VI FIY-0NE FL'XEKALS.
Mot Half Enough Hearses
Thousand Scliercrs in Two Cities.
riTTCHi-HCt, March 25. From a street
j -e, tbo grip has become a generally
da.Dj;ercuB di-.ea?e. The death rate has
; n r., n c.u .1 tA ;i p-rent p-srl-nrt-. o n ri thin
1 month vti:i Lretik tbe record by the
j alarming iocreaee of 50 per cent. Closing
at noon 7o deaths have oocurred in
I Pittsburg and Allegheny in the 24 days
of this momh. Thirty-eight deaths have
! been reported within the last 24 hours,
tied mati;-, no doubt, have not been re
ported. Ia tho tvv-o cities there were fifty-one
funeralj i-.st Sunday and there were
a t ous bait eccugb hcarsea to go
ci' tioi. ite.-pecuibly covered wagons
;,! u-i.J ai cairiugca are daily at a
pi r-taiuui
1; i. dtiilv rovvia,; moie severe, and
r.orv tl.fi nutcuif of victim3 is noaring
ihe 3 CUo rutk iu the citv and suburbs.
illVHt
have i
ts f.ie overwoikod, and seme
.i,h aa forty to sixty cases of
i i
.h IXC0J1E T1X.
T:e:i5uitr Ilain. as Ketiuired by Law,
t'ousttucs tlii Statute 'et Incomes
Citly to bs taxed.
IbiLL Uii, March 27. There has been
;: cto:ai cf insinuation all over the
l-j.i.tw ft; ftccc-uat of thn recent legista--i.
tt tisinc; incctaes. Tbe law requires
tb; tit-to Xres.urer to construe the
!;..--. er.-to act.. Treasurer Bain haa besn
&rk:d for h 3 opinion concerning the
general ques'.ion of taxing incomes
under this nsw revenue law.
Lr.-.e thbs sfternvn ycur correspond
ituLt called on htm ttid found he had
iu t vctitttu tbo following opinion,
r hit h be w ii! r ubli.-h in connection
with tbs li; venue net for general dis
TTt! jtij". II -j fays: ' The provision
a the former Revenue acta taxing in
c ;. :.::-to r : vol from r&l&ri&s and fees
:,!. : --.I. ,-, tbv; tax ptyer to deduct
.1. . r..;cc.-t.ry expenses for con
:.!.'.:::.; i ii rut:n?33 or supporting his
: -. t-i.i. nta.'nded by striking
t" .. . o ..Uov.ing tbe deduction
.' .- ; . ,; '. Ti o da .-bine ry act requires
; i.-.:. . . cr . !i;t only his net in
.. ' - therefore to de-
.- "r.ct income." Tbe
Or
Hi!
!ll:8
j ct care
conferred
tba State
: . rerecOtiin? oi
.v.; fc-Mows: "The
:t e-rdinai y moan
t. i . or to produca
; -- tb it which re
,.o:i cf sll charges
'.. leg tbe
'..i ii acted upon
.-it: ; ia pre viou.-
:'. - c f t b c a c t i as
r ii t . ail Jff tbe
rem bis gross iu-:-jary
c-xpenees of
forties his family,
ticli has not been
; difficulty, called
s utttsj.'t care on
t cr it: listing the
income. lie can
expenses cf his
.ii.g his family and
Le allowed him
nil s' L i
up lsrgc-Iy
.".otr. i
tJ' a
I'trict judge
se-tn-." cf the weli-post-e
f th oj''ioicn that
"to.tr cr judge Dick
'; fr i.Dds of Jndtre
rui'H petivo for the
. .; t'.ry : e try in? to
v. i. l.vo been put
. for Jii ';.-' S:-yir.our
bu.iuoss. -buttle)
of !
:l
tr
..... r. 'iDBOnMV
,. ; , .;. o:i ihr kidceys. liver ana
. ., . U. i r. v.-ntu; ft-vors. headaches
in'-,- r f-'rinn of sickness. For sale
in ;.c a-J cl 00 tJttlos by all leading
u.Uf.-gj.ijU. marSlm.
OF IMEEEST 10 PABEM18 A D
GUABOIAN8.
Cigarettes Cannot be Sold to Boys
Coder Serenteen Tears Old.
Believing that everybody will be
interested in tbe law prohibiting the
ale of cigarettes to boy we give the
foil text of tbe law :
Seotionl. That it shall be nnlawfnl
for any person, firm or corporation to
sen, give away or otherwise dispose of
directly or indirectly cigarettes or to-
oacco in tbe form of oigarettes, or out
tobacco in any form or ahaoa. which
may be used or intended to be used, as
a euDstitute ror cigarettes, to any minor
under the age of 17 years, and any one
violating the provisions of thia act, or
any person or persons aiding, assisting
or aoeiting me violation tnereor shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and noon
conviction shall be punished by fine or
imprisonment in the discretion of the
court.
Section 2. That any person whoshall
or may aid or assist anr snch minor
child in obtaining the possession of
cigarettes, or tobacco in any form as a
substitute therefore by whatsoever
name it may be railed, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
be fined or imprisoned in the discretion
of the court.
Seotion 3. That this aot shall be in
force from and after its ratification.
Katified the 3d day cf March, A. D
10V1.
BUCKLEU'8 ARNICA 8ALTE
The Best Salve in the world for f!nb-
Bruisee, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bhenm, Fever
cores, letter. tjnamea Hands. Chllblalna
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or so pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
o.- money refunded. Price 25 cent twt
dox . .torsade in .Newborn bv F. S. Dnffv.
.l.1r.1 J ..!, J 1. "
Two Disastrous Land-Slldeg.
Ashkvillk, N. C, Maroh 28. Two
disastrous land-slides caused discon
tinuance of all through traffio on tbe
spartanDurg branch of the Richmond
and Danville railroad. For a distance
of a quarrer of a mile the trapk is cov
ered to a depth of forty feet.
A Bigbeal.
Chattanooga, Tenn.. March 23. An
English syndicate is trying to bay ont
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway
Company. Tbe property of the Com
pany originally cost S12.000.000. and
authorities say it is the finest mineral
property in ihe world. John H. Inman
is President of the Company.
Nature should be
assisted in the
spring to throw off
the heaviness of
the sluggish winter
circulation of the
blood. Nothing
does it so well, so
prompt or so safely
as Swift's Specific.
I have U9ed S. S. 8. for a number ot
ears, and consider it the best tonic and
jlood remedy that I ever used. In fact
would not attempt to enter upon a
spring or summer in this climate with
out it. H. W. Colekak.
Of Coleman, Ferguson & Co.,
Dade City, Fla.
Our book 6n Blood and Skin Diseases
laiailed free.
Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Oa.
NOTICE.
State of Forth Carolina.
Onslow Countv.
Office oi Register of Deeds,
In accordance with an Act of tin General
Assembly ratified the 3rd day of March, 18W,
and oalled, "An Act to fond the debt of
Onslow County and to leyy Special Tax
to pay the same," Notice is hereby given to
all persons holding Claims, Warrants,
or Juelgment against Onslow County, due
prior to the first day of January, 1887, to
present said claims, warrants or Judgments
io ine uneiersignea at nis omce in jscnon
ville In county and State above named on
or before the 15th day cf April, I 91.
inis Marcn itiin. etui,
C. C. MORTON.
tt Register of Deeds for Onslow County.
NOTICE.
Havlne doalifled. before the Clerk of tbe
Superior Court of Craven county. North
Carolina, as Kxecntor of the last will and
Testament of Wm. Foy. deceased, lata of
sild county, I hereby give notice to all per
sons nay in g claims against ine eswta ui
satd Wm. Foy to present them to me on or
before the first dav April. 1892, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of recovery
Persons in Indebted to said estate ara re
quested to make payment. This April 1st.
1891. at Trenton. N. C.
aprldltw5t. W. F. FOT, Execator.
Very Mysteriously Disappeared.
And wh aro he has none no one can tell.
The question was often asked yesterday.
Have you seen him today ? Ihe answer was
no. One merohant remarked to another that
he saw him board the western bound train
about Hi o'clock. Just as I expeoted, said
ine Drotner merouam, x tnongnt it w geir
tlne time for him to buv soma bankrupt
stock out at 40c, 60s. or 67o. on the dollar,
and I will bet my whole stock of goods that
the next time you hear rrom mm ne wiu
turn up in Kaleigb or some other large town
with a stock bought at &0o. on the dollar.
Did vou notice tha little pamphlet lately
Issued by the East Carolina Fish, Oyster,
Game and Industrial Association? I was at
tracted by a peculiar announcement on page
16 which refers to some fellow whom they
choose to Identity as "Big Ike." What does
It alt mean? Who is ne, ana wnat u nu
name? There seema to ba a lot of solid
truths in what they say about mm, dm at
the same time the article waa evidently
written in a spirit of malice. Who wan tbe
merchant that wrote the artlole? Any time
you can get any light on the subject, pleate
let me know ana 1 will very muun appre
ciate It- Good morning, Jones,
Are You SaviDg Any Money
As the Days Go By?
Six dollars per month saved and Ic month
ly payments to the
COVENANT BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Will carry 11,000 stock and will pay yon
$1,000 IN 83 MONTHS!
Thus yon have saved np $508 In small
o m .in r 1 1 . .nd that haa sarnnl vou S493.
making $1,000 In alL Twenty shares, or $2,0U
stock, costs $13 per month, and 6 shares, or
$500 stock, $3 per month. Can you afford to
neglect It lopser? As an Investment It
offers you
Absolute Security
With 28 to 30 per cent. Interest. AH the
mnnp nui.l in ui New Rami will be loaned
here, why will yon pay rent all yonr lives
when by going into the Association they
will loan you money to build with and let
you Bay it hack in mommy payment cquai
towhur. vnn have to nay for rent now, for
which vou get no return. Loans cost only
about 5' i per cent.
KB. GEROCK, President.
JOS. COHEN, Vice
W. B. HOyU, Beo. A Trcaa.
y. H. PELLKTIKK, All y.
K. W. I 'AKPKNTEP., I
Ij.tV.WALLSAU, I
K. r KOWK. ; Directors, imariii.
K. UANESBl'Ri;, I
K. H. SULTAN. I
jTi- Kor information apily to Directors.
iear
EEMI WEEKLY LINE.
f Old Dominion Steamship Com
psny's Old and Favorite Water
Raat. via AlbmrU and
Chsapeaka Canal.
FOB
r.rrolU, Balllmora. Hew York, rbila
.Iclphla. Boston. Protldtnct,
nd Washington City.
it:J all points, North, East and West,
,ud after TU E3 DAY,
. furtaer notice. th
l-'KH. 21th, lrtBI
Dutt.:
Steamer KEWBEHNE, Ga.pt Sonthgate,
WIU sail from Norfolk, Vs., for New Berne,
N. 1, direct, every Monday and Thursday.
maUies close connection with the A. a N,
O. H. K. lor all stations on that road, and
with the Hteameri Klnston and Howard for
Klnston, Trenton, and all other laudtngson
Ihe .Neuse and Trent Klvers.
Returning, will sal I t HUM NEW BERNE,
Fem NUKKULK direct, at M a. m , Tuesdays
and Frldavs making connection lib tho o.
U. 8. H i.'o.'s ship for New York, U. H. I. Va.'m
steamers for Baltimore; Clrde Line 8hlp
Mr Philadelphia. M. 4 M. T. t'o.'l ships for
lteton aud Provide" ce.
steamer Klnston. e"spt Dixon, will sail
for Klustou ou arrival of steamer New-bi-rne.
Order all goods oara of O.D. B. 8. Oo., Nor
folk. Va.
Passengers will find a good table, oomfort-
I I WUJB. MUU V.V. VW . WD . Huu ' "
tion will be paid them by theoffioera.
;k. B. BOBKBTB, Aga&t.
tJESSM. OCLPKPPKR k TUjRJJKR,
Asents, .Norfolk, Va.
H- BTANTOBD.
Vloe-President. Bsw Tork Oltr.
1 r-
IMKL
SPRING.
Phcs Twll ;hd Tab.
The following'are only a few
of the many Bargains tve are
offering; but as we don't own a
newspaper, can't give them all;
only a few note them: " '4;' "
700 sacks G. A. Salt, 70c. Back. r
250 boxes Tobacoo, lflc. lb. and
up. -
250 bbls. Flour, ILeObbL and up. -
300 Boy Dixie Plows at 1.40. . '"; .
Plow Points, 7ic each. .'
Other Plows and Castings at
about half what you're been
paying. '
150 Horse Collars, 40c. and Up.
200 Shovels, 35c. andup. , V
500 pairs Shoes at less than iJew
York cost, as we will discon-j ,
tinue the shoe business. ':..'' "
Besides losing money, you will v
regret it if you fail to call at our
Double Stores foot of Middle
street. ;V
Latham & Burrui.
N. B. Our Oyster Shell Lime
stands at the head of the list; if
you want to enrich your land?,
use it. . r
janfl d2aw wiy ,- v': .
THE "ALDiriE"
LADIES FINE KID
Button Shoe-Opera and
Common 'Sense lasts
$2.00 pair at v
"DAIIGAin STORE."
janlOdwly
iy DUFFY'S -. jFt
CROUP SY11UP.
Bceipe of the late Dr. Walter Daffy,
DIRECTIONS :
TJose for child two or thrM years old, on
laapooaralr for a oblld thraa aaontha old.
tan drota; for a child six months old, twenty
drops; for one twelve months old, oaarly
half 4t teaapoonful repaattng thaaa doaaa
freqnenUy if necessary nntU rauaf Is pro-
This la to eerurv that I hava nsed Tnrrrr'
Group Btbof In my family lor onr six '
uioQuii aoax Deuave IV M s moat cxoai
lent remedy for eroun with ehtldrea.esre-
oiallyaaa praventlva. Onr youngest child
badasavare attack of eronp abont a year
ago, insomuch that wa rait anxious about
tta recovery, bat waa saeeessfnlly treated by
onrphyatolao. bat thinking It probable that
other attacks might follow wa frequently
aaea uunyi uroap syrnp ana tne eniia su
had no marked arm dLoitib of erono alnoe.
and I believe it Is dua to tha nae of tha
Oronn Byrnn. and wa now kaan a bottla or is
at onr house at all times, anu I cheerfully
Also very effectual In railavlna; aouahs
and colds. Pbxparxo ajts soia sr
fC N. DUFFI, Hew Bern, W. fX
Wholesale Aaenta- UeKassoa Botjuins.
9lFalt(n Street; Wm. H. Bchlefflin Co.,
iu wuiiam a treat, new xorst uty. . ...
D. Im Bswd'i Xlealth Kxarclaar.
For Braln-Workera A 8eden
tary reoplai Oantlemen.
Ladles, YoutSf Uia Atbleta
or Invalid. Aeompleteiryra
naalnm. Takes np but a In.
square floor-room ; new, '
aelentlOo, darabla. enmpro
bmilm.shsaa .ladarard by
M,wu phy aioiana, lawyers, olenr y men , ad I tors
and others now nslng It. Bend foi Illus
trated olroular, 40 angravlnKs; no eharsa. .
Prof. D. L. Dowd, Solentlfle, Pbyaloal and ,
Voeal Culture, 8th East 11th street, waw
York. toblS-em I
To Cotton Raisers.
Omen or Vacqhah & Bakitei,
Nobfolk, Va , Jan. 10th, Wh .
Parties wishlDS to hold ootton .nd
raise money on same can do ao by ship
pine Itto .1 "
Vaughan & Barnes, .
NORFOLK, VA., v
who are prepared to advance J28.0O per
hale on it. and hold until the Dring if
so desired ; storage will be 2S. per bale
for the first month, end 15c per bale
each subsequent month. Ioanranoe 20o.
per bale first month, ana isj. per naie
for each subseauent month. . Commis
sion for handling-, 60a: per bele for lot.
of 25 bales or over. j21w8ne
- M0B. 0 a yw U Vwhtfj wH Vy J . ,
koWwlM,Trj,N-TsU waw tor M. nlsi,
tck you ejurckly bw I nr. fVo. tm , t
(IO a day th .tawt, mmA morw mm fom r
om. Bath Nits, mn se. mmj pan mm
AvMritw, rj m worn m hmtmm,
insr eJI Toar ItMr .Wavrw nwneM only t .
vary wormtf. ' W foi- trmif .
TAKTICCLAHB Vutn. AMrmm mt (mn.
IUVUS waft svaiaii n i sw
Fine Farm For Sale,
On easy tei ris to yonng fanners, wbo -have
team and year's provisions clear
of debt. Low for cash. The well
known Starker McDaniel Plsvoe. -; . t ,
Apply to , i ..
H. O, WHITEHTJBST,
dec7 dltwtf Attorney .1 1W. .
FOR EASTER!
The prettiest line of
CHILDREN'S JERSEY
SUITS ever offered on
the New Berne Market.;
Also a fine line assort-;
ment of Youths' Suits.
A new supply of Zicgler V
Shoes arrived yester
day. -
Barnngton i& Baxter. ;
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY.
HaviiiK lioughtontthe BiiRgy and Carrlaf
Ma-.uf.rl virniK Industry of J. W. Stewart, I
tun now prepared to turn out . '
All Kinds of Work
On short notice. Kepalrlng and Painting
specialty, mul aRilsfactfon gnarantaail.
Horse .Shoeing given the nest attention.
Hhoelng nil around ...MM....HM..I1.J
HHlf ' . .
The patronasc of Ihe public la respectfully
solicited. O. H.WATKK8.
rTp.rlnnnrtp.rs fnr Tnhacr.Q !
My store Is lleoihioarters for Tebaouo. 1 '
have a tremendous loi oi liai
T Anr Prifioe I
uvn .a,.! aviso
I als have In stock a few thousand poatdsof ,
9 -
Aa nice as were aver paoked In Baltlnanra.
Wifcli.ng to give my friends and patrons
A Chance to Live Good,
I Inrltf them to come down td (t fttnj
ply i 12 cenii ir pound.
J. F. TAYLOE.
ONE FORTY HORSE ENGINE
AND BOILER! '
A O HEAT BAR3AIN for cab. ApplyM
JAMSSn.HVKTB.fi,
feblSU v navalock, , U
TTT