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NEW B ERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. ('., JCNE is. 1MU.
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PROFESSION A I
DR. C K. BACBY.
Surgeon Dentist,
CJv. A'niii Srwt, fpp- Owe,
P. H. PFJiLFTIERt
ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW.
AND MONEY BROKER.
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m trwwr to introdw It. V '5
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to rva ianon aa a VWJ . -V
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! fim UiH tj.-ding Kdum in th citv,
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t A VALUABLE FL.VXTATIOX uiu
; atod oa Soath nde of the Nue
' riTr, Lhr nd b!f milfi from th
I dtf of New Bn, M. C. One hundred
ad lvaty -t acre cWred.
; Tb binc, tvo hnadred and two
j acrta, timbered with ritae, oak,
j tjtuw, aad 6ihcr kind of Umber.
I It is mho So Grating Land.
Good dwelling, outbuiMinr, nd
1 Saw orchard. Il h4 a fin. FISHERY
fronting half rail on th beach, whra
thrv ara hi(d ba-okj of marl that can
Miff b czhaaMtd, from which itmml
cmn kmi With ajM.
It m m rrrj botuilfal itd healthy h
calioa. procoting a nr view to th
Csuif twelj aod th A. A N. C
ilroad. For term! apply to
P. TRENWITH,
I?, fatal iAart. IXV IHIX. I. C.
THE
HEW LEVER SAFETY
Thw fKlinCCmON Of SIMPLICITY
and ECONOMY of POWER.
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VARIAILI STKOKC only two Mti
of ftvotvtn Bwr1fvc.
B. at HU Cllmbtnc n around
Sf aty mad..
H. B. SUITH MACHINE CO.
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Ct&iniiAa I. B Turn), i t an alir. .
iaTvd th( with ihr liqil-T o- lt Ml r-1 U'
' ihe Lctnrrrtic, K.-uhii- an -.ml I'mi
pWi parlin, thr rphiSiimti l tl l n-i.ti-lla
Tote of th nti l:qu r nn n mi I rarrv th--
lt. A larg- nr hoi"l at h'v:lak-. i.mr
RlmiDffaru, Ala-, w huniri I.-aa sU-nt
ti3,00iv Th H-ir of riruk"' Hftrn-.n,
f Oitrmjrn, who had plirl tr a (hmihioii mi
ooaxiat ! her -in w ho r f rntl . t
piaiai ir tht frvi.- i ftrnt f' r f" - i.
A t'rtrf Ifl im !o (rr-.d. tit Hi:r.- s . .
bfH reprt.. inf : ha: 1. r I; i-' i -.i ; - i :i
of Ctxmn to t h graif i ; - t .'it ; :i- i 'r- ' u t
- TS ainn ua i - .i -n 1 1 ii ( f n - i: r n-im
rrrKm ant A K'tn ( i ;i, h:- h Im- nli;cw in
a A tern NtrtK-Tn ju i '; n -t.it---. m'hI a
MUJ mrwUr(iij 1 -'j -I -1 ;n I'.ut-
fWhV, X I ( m it r ' :! rs i W .hiumi imt
htM brm m t-aj br r of th- onlrr ff twnty
jrr. Th t(r lYuiiajt U nina hs 1 T
loflf, with ni-mt-rhip f r. .i r!
f" i re f 1 H" ,'i ; i r , ;t : l . T.1 ! ;l p
pr u-r .!' i h. T:.i'i;v Ivp.i-r ::. Nit ti:
froi bi)r injarr-1 (t . i ;h: ;n in
Nrt lli:cao Th- 1 - r r-j- r-.-l .
it VentilKU . h:w-h. r r u: tiia: or
Uo4totM fiinn r -Trl-'w ri an.i hm: til!
-a(irriT urvW wdtrr 'ir-nt mu-t rui:
from dtrin tioti "t . r"p. ami fVn ' tn ! m..
rnai lw-a carriU i!' t r :i hi;i:
W IYia. who ruur i- r 'i ii
m-Mftlha a(f, In f- u i.trv, i
TeiajL, to hanjf on 'ij;ui i ' 1
tmAr niu w a k i!--l
Via., bi i iu n in an m?v
Jiiak tQ'l H'rnia H.ii'.cj,
wrr aaitiu in-x'. at Mnr
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I w n Hii
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Jellnrk. trurk Biutri; 'n th- rliriat
M I! il A
pmoti -tick.w h:r h niicrl hi lung ai.-i ktll
H him. - Harrrv M'-,Urrn ani hi if,
wra. I.aT rmkrr, i'hjarl SIti.t -rvl Bon
and KWia Ph"Ip-, ar in jail a; )t..w, II!.,
awaiting thr rramlt nf thr (jra'i lj'i'v'i;nn:l
faUom of thr d-ath of (,.-..r.- 1'r jtrr, f
JHrrwtir, who w a f-"i a Ir.t i I :i in a u on
r hr oirntnjf of Mar t. '. I.uoy Pfx-r ha maie
a full rtnfrapiau. i rupl i a'. in tnr Th- Ipw
brnhrra ani Sinrrr. 1 1 is imf J tv v-i ttuit
PiTkaaM-r a muniTfl f.r rU"n'r. hr wa.
ripr-;ing ti h r vrnri a i n f "-.,' n
hu fkrtu oo ih- 'la ou whi- h thr a.uMiuit to.k
piar.
Orlokl R. n. AS-rrronii, of r;-i!tn,
AU., waa aniatakfn f-r a hur'ar y fcia -n-Or.
Bakrr, who h . -.rvl in' t!r
ktrid htm '('iTfin A t av,-.hi psnu
flarlwy, la Birmingham. Ala . waa dania.r'M
$3k0Q0 by fir Hot Spring. Sniih Ik-tn,
waa Tint, by a hra j ram an i htt! ( rm.
which did a (frrat amoant of dania- Nrnr
AhAfpaibarf, Kf., Mn. B K RavrN --oft ta
rVom hftme br thrr nrT'--. ho tol i
hr that hrr hnaharvi waa 1 t in c ty ihc r a-i
aii Whfn oot of rear h of tiolp. hc w. iu
rmrsi. (nr of thr n.-gfT w .ui .-aptur-'!.
Unaat of thr mtnrra of Polk rour.ty. Iowa, hnvr
rrtnmrd to work. Many of thr atM-k rn.-r
who wrrr drirrn ff the "iur-kre Strip by
th jOTrrnmrnt har rrturno-l tli.!r h'rH ;
'-hrlr fWtnrr prvat m r Tutc arr t-.Trn:y In?
ihooiauJ hraI of rartlr no- cnun: n litr
rbtd'irn land. -Aparhr Indian, m id
ditKin to killing Atrhurn ;u S'tinr.4 Li! w.fk
alrrd upon four men. kiliin.: ,m Italian p- 1 1 r
A band of right Indiana fiA coup -f
''porroa. killing on" of VI'T;. a:i
rmralry or in puru;t J I i A::'pi-n.
eawthirr of th" i -xj. .i ; i t-i a, I . -t '..in
pan 7 at Tnaha, S-'b, h t i---n rr.-tl .n
tl) rharife of .-r'MVe.in-- . 1 ti-r.bir . 'a
crlrbrated iti rarm -ru! '-y. lh- siin.vrrurT
of (he day thr Kedrrmi army :nd its firt t
tack on that nf jr. I: - Ain-rian Srl
Tradr Aaxu;io i i in :i i i:i'-i:inat:.
and wiJI (akr action p'r .-n: t fra u i u !'-nt
irapoartation and mn!: al ( .1
CalTtn T. Bfhv, rhairiiuii of t!"- M--:n -Tiiii'
N'atinoal 'm3iiftrr i n i: r f 1 m; ti
rit roa t etiti n i n N - i r . ' i m - h'.
Uiaaaah vii coiiT,-t I i ; . w ' .-k of
ra order io tlr 6 rat dre for k : I ;i: r -i o a rd
U'irtn in i I t:i 1 - . i l--n
rot VI. UcOonk te, form r ; y a - - k -epr : l" ,r
A. T. Stewart A ' o j N. ..r. n a h-ld
for trial on thr -h pu.i c .r'!.!-
Irartadra on r 1 1 t i A t ; ; u a. . uf
lbarr N
Jrtsa iu tiir Nrt.it rr i.ln un
asuallj wrii Jinn H !, . , f i'in-.io
nmattrr wor k ni n a t !- a. .n:i ;j i . h
bwe roll t ; ti of ctl'-r': n S. 'iijo n r.i
of Jijurpn r aa.i . ! l'-;m, fi a
Ual f ('U'-i,:i-- :.to t.i- r (w-nlr ui.
Kurt (a n ai e i t, uo o nLi.-ei v :n.ii
r.imr) St.- kton it ip-tr-i an i h a-t ir
rente i. - K.. ; rrr y. pr tin : n'fu dry f-U
laterrhant, if h a y ei tr vi i i - Tm . Uaa made
an aaauinrurui rntmjiw ho wre rfu-i
iimfUifT; id rn St Jam Hr man. a farm
er' tiMi. in H tr-r!'j. I r. .uini : t a
uAmel iatrHr on t hr !-y an 1 trir;i p.-. j
Iurit3t a tnat in f hat;ano"ifv Trmi.,
CoJour, W. J. t hfU and li B. Caar, lawyrr,
raoar to blow, and rr rarh n.nri V1' br
J ad if- - Nrar Witrrnilr, Waah
Jarvb Voo Breuan ht an 1 kilil hs two
brvKbera, Joha an 1 II-nrr. ftr a quarrri
ariAnna fmm a djvwn of "to-k. Thr munirr
rr rted ou borrba"k . bn t aa t hr h -rr rr tamed,
it m thought he h At bevi k i '. I . r mttii i t L- 1
aoxridr. Thr mmr
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wriUra a lav.trr to t.i- Pr
to laTealite th At! '!.
Vreaaury IVpsnm n( ::h
Kryatoa Nationil it ink
th nrw nty h.-M in I,
p.V-,M ;:
p-witKQ wi;h inip"-i i . r.- ,,- !li.'l.-r :
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l n B"Wtoo , b AJ mil ii) a i ; t . i i , .
S. ?amar?a, of Martin, Teia. mad ft drrd
o'f-ut to Krar.krl; Iiabiiitlrw, $57,l-0:
a-aw-ta, n-M r-t k no ! cotton nd
monrT t n n 'e:;.- t .ir f ii '-t r. Sam u !
will ak "or a:i P.-. .nor ;n u-
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SIR JOHN MAGDONALD.
Canada's Great Premier Dies at His
Home, EarnsclilTe, in Ottawa.
t'ltronir loui Pnrlnf ills I aia t Hottrn
ftkeirh of Hla Notable Political ( irrrr
--He ttaa a 'at.T of Scotland.
Aim JOHM A. atACDOWALO.
S:r Tohn Murdonald is no morr The r.
tinpn lahri itatrniRn who ha iutdikd the
poht i.-al deotiiiit-- of ( 'mi ad a for nearly half a
century pard peaceful It a way at 1 1 o P. M.,
urrr.L'ndrl bv the rnlirr houwhold.
Idj Macdoii-vld. lm Ure up ao bravcl
dnrinj th1 fnt.il illiit'.sa. n m-ht protratci
w ith fjrirf.
Although tii-' phri-inn declared thai Sir
John could not n irvivp until morning, thry
liad not made allowance for h marvelous
vitality. H- hail lc.t mrriouni M) hour
and had taken no nourishment since,
mv "mill quantities 'if ohanipaanc, which
a-re adnunitrrxl with difticulty. Thr
protmer, alck unto death, kept up the unequal
"trukjlr until after 10 n'cbx'k.
At 1" P M. a complete cnllapae set in. In
thr ueorr"iinc: fpw min utrn the premier I
breathing Ix-ame morr Mid morr laborrd,
ani only th align t-eat rluttrr of the heart
indicatr-i lifr's prrfarnct!.
At I" 1" the premier .rave a few loufr and
heavy rrapiratiou:, and ' hout a struggle or
thr -!iffhtrt evidence of a't pjjrxj away.
An undertaker ram promptly notifird to pre
parr thr body for interment.
Thr funeral ia likely to take rda.ee on
Tueaday, and will Ih' of a state ctiaracter.
On that dn.) the lwiy will likely he removed
to thr Senate rhanilcr and lie in state for
f'Mir or five hoar. The intertnent will fuh--erjTirntly
t.ike pl:t - nt Kington, vnt., where
the premier firt uid his father are
buried.
Ilia Political Career.
Sir John Alexander Macdonald, Priinier of
thr dominion of t anada, waa a nativeof Glaa
ptiw, Scotland. He ws.a Iwrn January 11,
H 1 5. When he wa ti ve yearn of ae his father,
Hu;h Maetionald, rmirraUtl to Canada, aett
linj;; at Klnjraton. Sir John entered upon liia
public career in when he firat reprewnted
KmaTtton in the House of Assembly.
He sat for that contituene until the union
in lT. and then he was elv' ti to the Hoaae
of ( onimoni from the aame place. In 1ST? he
wa defated, bnt in 1-V57 lie wu re-elected by
Nith Kincstoa and C'Arleton. In the forma
tion of the Canadian Confederacy he took an
actiTe part, and on July 1, 1S)7, when the new
constitution went into effect, be waj appointed
to the office of Privy Councillor, Attorney
General and Minister of Justice.
I,atrr hr wa kni(rhtel b the Queen in the
'X'It of the Bath civil;, and preientd with
Vh grsnd crrasa of the order.
Sir John's ministry resigned in 1 S73 on ac
count of the Canadian Pacific charade, and
during thr ministry of Alexander Mackenzie,
who iuoceedrd him, Sir John wm leader nf
the opposition.
In Septrmber, 17. when the Liberal party
was def'-atrd on account of its non protectire
p--hcy. Sir John wn again made Prime Minis
ter, an 1 hr h.ts held the orhoe ercr since. The
recent vi -t.r;cs of thr lonerTati vea in con
nection with the I mted States reciprocit t
q u rat ion n rre rhirfly due to the riperirnceci
an 1 astute leadership of the Premier.
After thr a-tUrinrnt of the Alabama claims
with thr Cm ted Stairs, Sir John, who was a
mrrub-r of the British joint high commission,
was highly honored by being called to the
Priry Council of Great Britain, an honor sel
dom --onfrrred upon a colonial statesmaai. He
was married in 1S6T to Susan .gnea, daughter
of Thomas J. Bernard, a ni ruber of the
t'.evn's Privy Council, at Jamaica- Hiswife
lurrivr hirn
GREAT FLOODS IN TEXAS.
Thr K.il KlrrrU on a HI Trar Ilninnc
Hour.
I v.p.. trh.-. frin vrra! p..int ..n thr
m-r. in Tr m, i ridirati- thai thnl strrnm
i. "n th- rami;(-. At ( ,anirvilie jt is slvorr
hr hik'h w.iirr mrk. au-1 iriOrinnii"n rnnim
Ir'.m alxvr tin. plmrr that thr riv a. vrry
rpM nuii tin.-ipo'tr.l, aixi iiiriit jwoplr lrr
l r-ap.il witli th.-ir lir.ii. All (-01111111111108-li
i; with thr Irviinn T.-rnt.irv hn lrrii rut
ft. and it v 1 1 1 lK- aimr timr "..f..rr thr (iam
f ' ," rr pairrH. Unwncrn fr.nu Bnr
linc .utr that thr ru rr i runmiu' wihl m
that .--irn, ami (Ir.trurticni to prnfwrty ami
1 .1111- In .- north .f I).rw, on tho Missouri,
Knna ati'l Trim Ilajloiy.
I T ll.nrri. a k ma 11. l,t four hundrml
hr, of , Httlr and fifty-fivr linrx. Thr .lain
cr rlonr in thr territory ran only lr mrmlMil
as all romni n n irat ion la cut off.
A d.ipa!rh from Brjrhrr aaya that thr Uil
rnrr. whirh riirn thret- milr north of there,
i hiuiirr than for jean. A olumr of natrr
trn frrt hi-h ranir ru.hin? (iorn thr vallrv.
U-annc trrm, lirnnh. houaa'topa. ilea. I anima'la
an.l rlrl.n. of all kiii'l.v and in thirty minutes
thr hole allrv wa onr at sheet of watrr.
1 rop. , .1 a k :iMl n.-ar the ri er arr all under
u .-r aii I ni'id. and jr.-w damairr will result.
I'urMi,- th. heavy rain at I hi 1 hro( he. Tel.,
t pov. s ,,f W. p. I.iniisay and two
!rn:rr. ho .-rr ramped near thr bridge
ntlha; pUr.-, wrrr drowned.
CHEWED UP BY A BULL-DOG.
A Utile Hoy Bitten Katally and a Woman
Hrrlon.lj Injured.
IV Appleton. onr of the brat known
hom.eopnthii- d.-tor of (Irnnd Rspi.ls, Mich.,
liw. 1:1 an rlrtrant reMdenre and hna a
n'clil-r onr W W . Hart, who j. a devoted
a in-.-.rrr of il..;- and nwne-i a prire hull-terrier
aid htier of pups. Thr doc family altrarted
t i; a (tent ion o f the d'-tor little 4 vear-old
son and hr ktartivl to play with thrm. Shortly
afrr iir hrnrd lo rrram and was seen on
the srr::n 1 h.!e the hull terrier and pups
wr.-r atf.'-lijne him from all sides. f r. V.
S H:irt rnshrd to thr resrur and she was
ko.i-lsr-i down and Htta.-ked
1 h.- u-n-sm. of thr two drew a rrowd. who
r! ro , 1 1,,-.'otr otT and rrseurd t he rhild and
w.Mtnn Thr little f. ilow w. fearfully hit-r.-n
:i!.iiit thr hend.firr. Hrtn. and ehest, crrat
lf,-k ot rt. sh Iwin; t .-11 ..tl iii pie.es, anil
rh.- wu-mi. wis ..No - rrrly hitten alnut the
hri 1 " hrrast ami nrni'.
Iiir t..nnds o( Ivoth wrrr rn ntrri 7J1 and thr
r:-t'.r.- 1 r. m I i v ot i,,L- isille.1 I lie ,y
pr o o. i : v .1 ,r of I- i won nd. n-id if he does not
u , I I-. r ! h . .r r l o h i. . leaf h Jhr woman
'Irr.o-.r 'o.t hrr fa,-e w ill .r friehtfullv
w h-.t mi ie the do attark
. tri. v hid al wHv. he.-n fond of
THREE MEN BURNED.
A ni.s.troi,. Kllro.,l Wreck near
1'a.rson. Kn. as.
I h- n- t i .TsTroitswrr. k that r.rro.-. nr'rrd
!; 'Hr Xl K A T K II. t -ok p!.-r Iwtwrrn
s.ini'. ei'l rr:nk Kni
Ihr. r men w. re hurtir,) toarri.pand s
1 1 r.-1 . ..me of them n i thnueht. fnmiiv.
1 k ' r Mir. were totally d . n 1 o 1 1 h II ,
ar 1 t -r w r- k t'-k fir.- a ti I , an were
-,rm -I
1 hr t . t. t.-;.t train, were orden-d to pas
at 1 rink ' 'to- of thrm nrri.sl at the stiition
ali-a I of the other, and tl tis-ineer efine a
train oi the .e trnek siipp.ui it n, the
tram he h.id -T-l. rs to iw. and di ! not stop (or
order.
' "I" t'o ti hiirn.-d to d.-ath was a head
hrak.-m.ti. and the oth.-rtwo are unknown.
Th.- hrskrmatt rould only re idrntlt3r. hv the
bndlris -t a switrh key on his Nsiv.
CABLE SPARKS.
Til F Spanish lian's in Buenos .Ayies 1ki
cloaed iu d.Kira, aui llic Lutflfeh Banks 111
that city are attecte.1.
Thirty-six bulldinoa iu Vienna were
sirUch bf lixhtniug, and two children Were
killed and timny persons injured.
A te'I AI.iT lllaIliteto lias been issued at
Berlin railim; upon six-ialibts t.irou-h,iL't the
cou:itr to meet and protest h-'iuikI the eov
ernincnt s di e. sum not to re luce the Jutn-s of
grain.
IN one of the poor quartersof Kentish Town
a luburb of Iudun, the head ot the iamily
killed iii wite and child by cutting thrUr
throais and tlieii killed biniicif in the same
inau tie r.
iNFI.t'KN.v in severe form has broken out
anions tne .i .iuesties at Balmoral, Queen Vic
toria summer residence iu the Highlands of
Scotland, and the Queen is afraid she mjy
contract it.
JITh e i e isunts in the distri.s ot Snni.ira snd
ftimbiFaa, l;ust.iat reoently revolted uuius!
the authorities, and the upriMni; was only
suppressed alter a number ol de.sp. rato eon
Hicts in w hicn uiucli blood was heu.
TUK lower bouse of the Prussian Diet
adopted a bill restoring to the ( atholie clergy
men the stipends lurinerly allowed them ny
the (foveruiuent,which were uitndrawu under
the operations ot the kulturkampf.
TllK ( atholio Archbishop o Cst. 1, Ireland
is authoi ii,. i o the Mateiueut that many
members oi tue Iristi parliam -utary party are
deairious ot settling the trouble existing lu the
nationalist rauKs hy a union ol tne laciiuus
under the leadership of Mr. John Dillon.
SIR WiliiHiu Oor don-( 'uniuiiug's sdit fur
lander against those who accused bun of
cheating at cards in a gam cot h.ei-tir jt, in w Inch
the I'rince ot Wales was a player. v.i placed
on trial in Loudon, an i ilre.v an immense
(fathering ol aristocratic notabil.ties ol both
aexea.
MR. Ai.FXANKF.k Peurose ( lordon-f'iiiu-minfrs,
of Jr reedoin district, iicur Sykesvillc,
Carroll county, Md., says his liroih. r, Sir
William (jorllon-Cunimiug, inherited a uvr
vous atfection wnich renders it impossible tor
him to control his hands, and that tun infirm
ity may have led to the charges ot healing at
Tranby Lrott.
TllK bill prohibiting the c;-hingof seals in
Behring sea passed its second reading in tho
House ol ( ominous without oppos.tion. Tho
British government has ass nteti to the pro
posal of the l uited States that 7, Vhi seals be
taken to compensate the .North American
Company for its obligation ns lessees to sup
port the three hundred nativesof the i'ribylotl
Islands.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.
Mrs. Henry Ward Bekchfr is looking,
much improved by her trip Westward.
PlKRKE LOTTI is the first member of the
French Academy who has gone in under a
non de plume.
MR. (JlaP.iTONE is obliged to stay at
Hawarden for another fortnight, his recent ill -nesa
having left traces in his lungs of a had
cough.
Lady Hari oi rt, the historian Motley's
daughter, is one of the cleverest women in
London society. She is very handsome, and
ha more than a local celebrity because of her
wit.
Kx-Governor John P. St John, of Kan
sas, though he has doubt it-.v looked l.i a mir
ror thousands of times, nevertheless says of
the recent Cincinnati reform convention: "It
is the biggest failure I ever saw."
SamteL Noble, founder of Anniston, Ala.
is being "done'1 in granite, to perpetuate his
memory in that city. The statue represents
him standing beside a pile of pig-iron stacked
up impressively like corJwood.
THE Prince of Wait s has an income of a
million dollars that the IirfTish public pays
for the support of himself and his family. The
Queen, in addition, gives him an nnmial al
lowance of about a quarter ol that amount.
John Lot ikin Macadam, the inventcr of
the road that bears bis nam", labored for
years to perfect his ideas, and. although the
English Parliament voted him is',l,,", it
hardly covered his outlay. "His monument
is the roads of Kngland. "
Mr. Blaine's name was used in a compli
mentary way In Cincinnati last Sunday by the
Kev. J . P. Fulton, of Quebec in nn address
delivered iu a Baptist church; where upon
many members ot the congregation clapped
their hands, in spite of the time and place.
Lev. Sam Junes, after preaching two hours
and fifteen minutes in Chattanooga one warm
night recently, asked permission of his con
gregation to ta-ke off his coat, which was read
ily granted. The noted evangelist then finished
h.s discourse iu his shirt sleeves.
Lady- M ac donaM), the wife of the Can
adian Premier, is a remarkable woman. She
is tall, with abundant white hair, and a face
that is stamped with energy and determination.
She is a cleaver talker, an oniniverousrender,
and the possessor of extraordinary social
graces. She is frequently in attendance at
the sittings of Parliament.
Rev. W. P. Brown of Missouri, is a mem
ber of the Whitnier branch of the Mormon
Church, which repudiates not only polyganiv,
but the prophetic mission of Joseph Smith.
He lias figured that the second cotni ng of Christ
will tw tins Summer, has sold his property,
and is going to Jeruailem, ti be uihmi the
grouinl ready for the great even'
THE young K ing of Spain, who has just
ompleted his 0-th year, is beginning to ride on
ponies. His activity, willful disposition, and
inquisitive curioaity make him a sharp con
trast tohis more tranquil-minded sisters. In
two years His Majesty will have a sept-rat"
household, and already he has shaken orl the
attendance of his Asturian nurse, showing a
preference for male attendants.
Christine Nilkson entertained at dinner,
not long ago, the two divas. Patti and Albani,
and the three queens of song were attired in
the sumptions simplicity of the Valois or Tudor
period. They hummed a few snatch s of
songs together, as they did long ago, befor 1
titles troubled them, and were charmingly
sweet to each other, but they did not appear
together in public.
Ill K( M 11 1ST. who recently died at Kob
binston. Mr., is said to have been the original
clock-maker of "Sam Slick." He wus selling
chH'ks in Nova Scotia, when he came under
the notice of the author. He never felt proud
of the notoriety which the book gave him, and
resented allusions to i'. His age nt the tim of
1 is death was nearly f ) years. A number of
h:s witoden clocks are still in existence.
Mrs. Charles (i. Ames, of Boston, one of
the two women recently appointed by Gover
nor Russell as factory inspectors, has made a
study of organized charity for years. She
worked in the hospitals during the war, an 1
after her marriage to the present pastor of the
Church of the Disciples, in Boston, was made
president of the Children's Aid Society. Liv
ing then in Philadelphia she was occupied in
much charitable work and reform in Pennsyl
vania. TAKEN FROM JAIL AND HUNG.
Mob Overpowers the .Jailer unit l. tie lies
a Supposed Murderer.
A despatch from Wicklilfe. Kv.. s:iv:
Kvan F. Shelby, eh.arg-sl nub the murder of
Mrs. S:tllie Moore, "'as taken from the jail by
a mob of pm unknou u men and hung.
The
j liler resisted and was roughly handled.
Shelby fought desperately, and badly hurt
several of the nt !. H w as practically .lea 1
before they c,,! hjM, nMt
The mob said they had previously hung
Mart Shelby, un h r iudjctm 'tit as an aeces-
MARKETS.
BAVTIMOre- Flour City Mills, super. $3.KJ
(5,3. 9o. Wheat Southern Fultz. $ 1 .ooni. l.i J.
I orn Southern White. h.V.l.hoJe., Yellow,
tv t rsV. i ' its Southern nnd Pennsylvania
;,ru.o.V. Kyc -Maryland and Pennsylvania
'J-i.tlM -. May. Maryland and Pennsylvania
1 .'." Straw Wheat, f.i.if-.i 't.txi.
Butt, r - K.'is-ern Creamery, 1 s.': BV.. near l y
reo.ipt lb'!, I.e. ( 'heese F'lstern I'ancy
( ream. P'l't I' i- . Western. '.i.!'ie. K.ggs - H
'i. I.e. Tobacco. I.eaf Interior, .?l.iird l..i.G I
t'oininon, $.i.i''i,".o, Middlintr. o.i if-i. s.l i,
(r! i.. tine rtsl, s5'.'-1"'!' ' 1 -'b1. Fancy, tl.'.o.i
' l . o. i '.
t -,v Y''Kk I'l' -it r Southern Good to
t i extra. I. ''-"' si." . he-it No. 1 Winte
,-.,, i.,rii. Hvc -st ite .soioi,- Corn -s
o-ith. rn "Yellow. fVi.-.l.'. tilts White.
State t 'j'a i '-. Butfr Stat.. J"o JTc.
I'lliry tate, r'tb-C Fggs l.'.L'. if.
I'.l II A I'Ki.i'in A Flour - I'ennsyh ania
I ".ice . r-) .'J-"'M. I W henf. I'cnns I a nia and
Sontlieru Kei. i-l.i'si'iE 1 .""'C Rye - Pennsyl
i::na, ."e. i. t '..rn Souf iiern ".-llow. titj
f.l...e. I afs 'L'.'ir. Butter -Slate, ll'hj
iv. Ch'-ese New York laitory, pKluic.
I'.ggs State, 17fn.le.
" ' A T i l l'.
It I Tl M' UF Beef- -ST.. .".' i h i.oO. Sheep
$... "... Hogs -? I. "f('l. ."".
N f v Y"RK - He,-!" -jr." i'-ls.iii. sheep
J-l tool. 1.7.".. Hogs -4..')'if(l-"i..'A.
I' vst Li iilkty--Beef--fo.mf.i.'v.ljO. Sheep--f
4-J Hogs -ft. sure?, i.iv.
TRADE'S INDICATOR.
Genera! Business Declining Rather
than Expanding in Volume.
C x port s of Y h eat land Flour as Vlieat)
Continue Relatively Free -Hank Clearings--1
1 its! n ess Fnilifres;
Sj.tt i :i I tele-rants to Hr-idMrcrt't shcfvv
tpiite cone asi vdv ili.it general business now
is, on the whole de: lining rather than expand
ing in volume.
May hauls clearings, totals point unmistak
ably to a widespread subsidence of activity in
general trade and speculation throughout the
country. In May, ls:ni, bunk clearings reached
high water m irk. Chicago shows the only
gain Inst mouth, as compared with May, 1890
worth mentioning. Total May clearings at 57
cities were s I. -i i. H. s '.. a decrease of 19. 7
per cent. New York city's clearings fell oTT
-- per cent., while at fifty-six other cities the
decrease was 1 p t cent. Each month of
lsl'l finds bank clearings falling farther be
hind the like record la-it year. Total clearings
at fifty-six ci'i -s for five mouths aggregated
$'-"2,775,2i'isi is i a d-crease of more than 9 per
cent.
To this exhibit must be added generally
quiet raw wo il markets (except Cincinnati),
f.ittb' doing in leather and hides, the trade
waiting to see wh it will happen to rubber
prices, the demand for coal moderate, prices
n'-avy, i.nd further production I which thus f ir
has not been restricted 1 or lered as to the an
thracite output for J une, continued depression
in the iron and steel industries despite re
ported expressions from some centers of "fair
ly .satisfactory demand, " elc; nothing like
the voluin: of lumber in oving customary at
this sea.son: di-oiith i i the Lower Mississippi
Valley, which not o:,ly resti-iew general trade,
but at the niom-'nt seriously threatens growing
crops.
; o n s i : v.v. t i v e BCYlNto.
In brief, buying in most lines continues
very eiiuservativi , and in sonic portions of
the West here is a disposition to restrict
credits until money is easier. The usual Sum
mer dullness is showing itself at several cen
ters. Wheat and corn and crop reports are
generally favorable. Raw and refined sugars
are 4 cent lower on decreased demand. There
is less doing in dry groods nt wholesale and
trade is only fair for th 1 seasifil.
Business failures in the L'nited States ltdui
W against 4 last we-k, nnd 17.1 this
week last year. The total January 1 to date
is against CU'J !at year.
While stock speculation maintains a strong
undertone on the crop prospects, the shtck
market is extremely dull. The financial out
look, the policy of the Treasury regarding the
maturing 4J per cent, bonds, gold shipments,
rumors of foreign financial troublesaud K.urd
pean selling ol stocks, all tend to discourage,
speculative activity.
RELATIVELY FREE EXTORTS OF WHEAT.
Exports of wheat ,aud flour as wheat) con
tinue relatively free, aggregating 2,697,464
busheli this week as compared with a little
smaller quantity in the like week of 1 -90 and
three-fifths as much in a like week in 1889
and in 1S-S8. For three weeks past exports
have averaged about '2,.53,uO0 bushels in each
week, against 2, 12J, 000 bushels weekly on the
average in a like portion of 1890, 1,514,000
bushels in 1889 and 1,451,000 bushels weekly
in a corresponding period of 1888. For 49
weeks of the cereal year exports ot'wheat(and
flour as wheat ) from ttie L'nited Staies ex
clusively have amounted to 92,427,420 bushels
indicating that about BJO.OOO.UOU bushels are
to be exported in this cereal year, against 104
585,000 bushels iu 1889-90, and 85,831,000
bushels in 1SX8-89. It is pointed out by
Bm1strrrt's that using official data to arrive
at wheat reserves July 1, 1899, and crop of
189o, consumption, exports and seed in 1890
91, there w ill remain only 8,000,0 10 bushels of
wheat, visible and invisible, on July 1, 1891,
or probably :i I,oijo,ijii0 bushels less than, as a
matter of fact, now promises to be left over on
the first proximo.
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.
The Harro v-gite Inn, at Harrowgate, Ten
nessee, was burned a few days ago. Lo,
$50,000.
Martin Fi.ynn, Road Master of the F.1
Paso Division of the Santa Te Road, was run
over and killed near Anthony, New Mexico.
While driving across the railroad track at
Homestead, New Y'ork, Patrick Gallagher
was struck and killed by a train.
William McDonald was drowned in
Chicago by his horse going through the open
draw of the bridge at Halstead street.
An excursion train of seven cars was de
railed and capsized near Tipton, Iowa. A
number of persons were injured, but none
fatally,
The steamship Brazilian, ftorn London to
Montreal, is quarantined at Grasse Isle with
three cases ot small-pox on board. The patients
are recovering.
Two sections of a frl-"e;ht train on the Texas
Pacific Railroad collided near Aledo, Texas.
Conductor Johnson and Engineer Kohloff
were fatally injured.
Jesse C. Robertson, a prominent citizen
of Hamilton county, Tennessee, was killed by
h railroad train near his country home, a few
miles from Chattanooga.
The farm house of Valentine Beck, near
Beaver City, Nebraska, was burned, nnd his
two children, a girl of ti and a by of 2 years,
perished in the flames.
A. E. Myer, a leading merchant of PJatts
burg, Missouri, with his two daughters, Ella
and Rose, aged 18 and 14 years, were drowned
w hile trying to ford a creek.
There was a heavy hail and rain sform to
the North of Kansas City, Missouri, doing
great damage to the growing grain. A num
ber of bridges were washed away.
A FREK.HT train on the Alabama Mineral
Road was wrecked by an open switch near
Birmingham. W. M. Harrington, Frank Ell
weed and Johu T. Hammond, train hands,
were kill.
FOCR men Henry Taylor, William Cough
lin, J. Richardsor. and John Mulholland
were instsntly killed by the premature ex
plosion of 75 pounds of dynamite in a mine
tunnel near Silver Plume, Colorado.
The body of Prentice Mulford, editor of
the "White Cross Library, " was found in a
floating boat in Shccpshead Bay creek, Long
Island, nnd hassince been indentified. When
found Mulford had been dead for several
days.
Willard R. Smith, of Hnllsville, New
Y'ork, and Walter Pfefler, of Williamstovvn,
New Jej-sey, freshmen of Rutgers College,
were drowned while bathing in the canal at
New Brunswick. It is thought that Pfe.Ter
tried to save Smith, who could not s vim. The
drowning was not discovered until half an
hour alter it accurrcd.
SHOT FRCM AMBUSH.
A Mi-..issii Constable Foully Mur
dered near Canton.
I h-re occurred II miles south 'if ( anton
ab ut 9 .. . lock one of the foulest assassina
tions known in the tuiiiuSs of crime, Constable
H- F. lb'cd being the li' tiin nf the fiendish
deed.
Jim Harris. Jr., and Archie Green had a
difficulty in winch the form, r shot tin latter
in tne .g wjth ;1 shot -nn. Harris made
affidavit against i.recn b fore Justice Gallo
way . eharuing him with an attempt upon his
I la rris j i te.
I'poii liii . st igation th.. (Mcs shovvclthat
Harris :! in s -It-defense ,( was d -charged.
Gi-.-eii. a 1 1 1 1 o u g 1 1 shot by Harris,
was i.oun I ov. r lor hts appearance before the
' irciiit ( ourt. and was pmccd jn etlstodvof
( oust 1 1.1,. Rood, who .. ,k him in a Imggy
aud pp..- hd home, infending p. keep hii'u
'here over n ght and bring him to ('anion to
lodge him iii jui I. The distance is four miles,
and when w limn a 'jiutiti-r of a mile of Reeds
r. s lie',,-, Red got i. hi t" ..pen a pasture gate,
l aving th.- wounded prisoner in the buggy.
'A !i:e siiutimg th, gut,, he was shot bv nu
as-i.ssju cone, .lie I in a briar tlii.-k.-i Pi v'ards
Intuit nine s ,;es ,..n,.ri;lL. ,js bo, y under 1 he
ri-in si Ider. i-iiisjiig ni st ins, ant death.
.Inn Harris, ,-., iho nuher of the man with
v.ii'.in Archie i.rv. -ii had the difficulty, was
iieai-'i to su ear v engeance against the latter
ai d I- ! c.v I. r arrest. Eight additional
parlies ar- suspected and were arrested.
David Rl.AT.orK, of Decatur, 111., writes:
"I claim to be the only living son of a Revolu
tionary soldier. My father, John Blalock. en
listed as a private iu the Revolutionary War,
and was mustered ov' as a lieutenant, serving
seven years. If there is any other son of a
Revolutionary soldier living I would be
pleased to have him address me."
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
SOMK INTERESTING NEWS fOMPILKI)
FROM MANY SOl'RCKS.
Isaac Felts has been arrested nt Edford,
Va., for the alleged murder of Wui. Hagans
in Missouri.
E. B. Chambers, of Harper's Ferry, W. Va..
has a calf that was born with but one eye and
no sign of a tail.
- --Ex-State Mine Inspector Henry Cunning
hnm was mn over bv a train at Tunnelton,
W. Vn., and killed:
The contract for a new acadenfy of rrtrtsic In
Roanoke, Va., will be given out in a few days-.
The building will cost 875,000.
A skeleton, supposed to be thnt of nn In
dian, was found iu an erect position in an cx-cavati-.n
near Charlotte, N. C.
The five-ycnr-o!d daughter of Frank Hugen
necidetitly set fire to her clothes in Piedmont,
W. Va., and was burned to death.
A Pittsburg syndicate has purchased for
5o,iki the Cook farm of 119 acres on the.,
smith side of tho Roanoke river, near the city
. stf iUiauoKe, Va.
A son of Dr. Lewis, of Raleigh oOvfrfty, W.
Va., was killetl in a wreck on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, lie was returning from
school at Alderson.
--The sales of leaf tobacco in Danville for
eight months of the present tobacco year
amount to 29, 400,1.10 pounds, just double those
ior the corresponding period of 189J.
Thomas Jones, living near Marydel, Md..
has n week-old chicken with four distinct ana
well-formed legs and toes. It seems as healthy
as any of the normally developed chicks.
During the past two weeks 22,000 pounds of
wool have been shipped from the vicinity cf
Centreville, Md., for which the farmers have
received 23 cents per pound, aggregating
$.5,(s .0.
A sou of Barker Creasy, of Bedford county,
Va., was thrown from a horse nnd killed. Mr.
Creasy hadjinotber son accidentally shot last
Christmas and died from the effects a short
time afterward.
The Westham Granite Company, of Man
chester, Va., has been awnrded the contract
for furnishing 450,000 Belgian blocks to the
government, to be used for street paving in
Washington.
Mrs. Mary Ann Graham, of Pulaski county,
Va., who returned from a lunatic asylum
about six weeks ago, killed her three-year-old
son. When found the child was lying on his
hands and face, with a cord around his neck,
and dead.
The trustees of the University nf North
Carolina, at Chapel Hill, have elected Prof.
George T. Wiuston, president. He has filled
the chair of Latin of that institution for a
number of years.
The people of Faifinrmt, W. Va., have
voted in favor of buring the state's interest in
the Normal School building there, and thus
receive an appropriation tot build a fine new
structure for a normal sehocl.
By a large majority the citizens of Bridge
port, W. Va., voted to issue bonds foT .e25,iio0
for the purpose cf improving their water
supply; Martin's Ferry offered to supply
them with water if they would put in their
own pipe system, and charge them the same as
their own citizens.
Representatives of Kentucky jeans manu
factories which operate 3,200 looms in Nash
ville, Evansville and other Southern cities
met at Louisville, Ky., and determined to run
only two-thirds time for the next fifteen
weeks. This will reduce the output 50,000
pieces, valued at $60,000. The unsatisfactory
condition ot the trade is given its a reason.
Peyton G. Bowman, a native of Shenandoah
county, 'a., died recently at Sumnierton, S.
C. For many years he was a prominent min
ister of the South Carolina Conference Metho
dist Episcopal Church South, but left that
organization in 1871 and united himself with
the Second Adventist Church.
At a recent marriage in Charlottesville, Va.,
two carriages containing four children each,
as witnesses of the ceremony, drove up to the
parsonage where the nuptial rite was per
formed. They were the little "rosebuds" of
the contracting parties four apiece.
Governor FTeming, of West Virginia. Has
received from Judge MeClaugherty, of the
McDowell Circuit Court, a certified copy of
the grand jury's report concerning the alleged
ill-treatment of Hungarian laborers on the
Norfolk and Western Railroad extension.
After thorough in vestigation they report that
no persons of foreign or native birth have
been subjected to cruel treatment as laborers
or otherwise on said railroad extension.
Lew Atwell and Winfield Atwell, aged
twelve and nine years, sous of W. T. Atwell,
a farmer of Kent county, Md., living near
Locust Grov-e, were playing with a revolver
under a tree when the weapon was accidentally
discharged by Lew, the ball going through
Wintield's head, killing him instantly.
The Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times has nn
account of the discovery of a petrified human
body by Prof. N. S. Shaler, Harvard College,
nnd President W. T. Morrison, of Boston
University, in Falling Spring Cave, Sequache
Valley, Tenn. The body is perfect. Many
curious weapons of copper were at its feet,
and Saler and Morrison says the discovery is
undoubtedly evidence of the existence of a
prehistoric race.
The census office gave out the tobacco sta
tistics of Kentucky. The total number of
planters in the State during the census year
was 61, (HI; the total area devoted tn tobacco,
274 587 acres; total product, 221,880,303 pounds,
and value of the crop to the producer, estim
ated on basis of actual sales, $13,355,297.
W. M. West and his cousin, H. T. West,
started from Kershaw for their home in Tim
rod, S. C, and while on the way began quarrel
ing. W. S. Tolbert and a negro who came
along in a wagon interfered. Tolbert struck
II. T. West with his fist and then took out his
pistol and beat West in the face and on the
head with the butt of his firearm cutting
eight gashes, and just as West was falling, shot
him in the head below the left ear. West tlied
almost immediately. Tolbert is still at large.
Miss Mollie Ashcroft, of Covington, Ky.,
returned to her home after an absence of sev
eral days, and found her mother chained to
the floor and unable to move a limb. She was
covered with blood and almost unconscious.
Her head had been beaten, face bruised, and
in her struggles the chains had cut into her
flesh. It was learned that the horrible bru
talities had been the work of Mrs. Ashcroft's
husband, who quarrelled with her about
money. The woman had been four days with
out food or attention when found, and will
probably die.
James Dougherty, aged 35, and Wm. Tor
rence, aged 55, of Asheville, N. C, had been
spending the night in drinking, and at mid
night secured a horse which once belonged to
Dougherty's dead brother. Both men mounted
the animal and began galloping across the
bridge for amusement. The younger brother,
Robert Dougherty, seeing their ill-treatment
of the animal, became greatly incensed, and
told a friend near by that be would soon put a
stop to it. Picking up a heavy club, he
started after the men, who were at the centre
of the bridge when he overtook them. Robert
without a word of warning, walked up behina
the men on horseback and dealt Torrence a
terrible blow on the back of his head. As the
blow didn't knock him ofl. the enraged man
struck him again, and Torrence fell from the
animal dead. The murderer then turned his
attention to his brother James, who was riding
in the saddle. James turned to speak to
Robert, and the latter, with one blow of his
cudgel, felled him to the floor of the bridge.
Robert coolly walked away, nnd telling his
friends of what he had do ie, went home, bid
bis parents gwd-bye and left. Officers are
fearching for him, but he is still at large.
HYDROPHOBIA'S WORK
A Kansas Family Succumbs to a Disease
Contracted Nine Years Ago.
The fourth of the Vandevcr family at At
chison, Kim., has been taken with hydropho
bia, anil his death is momentarily expected.
d'h" eases are the most remarkable ever
heard of in the West. There are six brothers
and une sister in the liimily, and 1 here is i on
sidcrable apprehension lest more of them
should be stricken. Dr. King says that there
is no doubt that the dist ase was transmitted to
the boys when they skinned the affected ealt
nine years ago.
Thomas Yandever is resting easy. The con
dition of his mind has entirely changed. He
is now quite convinced that he will live.
When Dr. King called on him he was engaged
in writing a letter of consolation tohis father.
Jacob Yandever, the 15-year-old boy, has
not ,aki n a particle of nourishment since he
vv as attacked by rabies four days ago. The
peculiarity of the strange disease in centreing
nt the intiM-les of the throat completely pre
vents him from swallow ing. The sight of any
thing nourishing or anything that suggests
swallowing throws him into the most horrible
convulsions.
Chancellor von Capnva announced in
the Prussian Diet that the ministry had dt
cided against any reduction in the corn
duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Clkvelasd both like East
man Johnson's portrait of the es-President,
.which has just been hung in the White
House. ...
JQmUNKENlfeSS
Liquor Habit.
MAun woxw m&tSMinrojrCVX
DHAl)fE5 GOLDEN SPECIFIC
It ran boiven In coTpc, ta, cr in articles of food,
without la& knowledge of patient If necessary
It is absolutrlv harrnlens nnd will efTert a perma
nent and r-plv cur. wht-thr the patient in a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. ITNKV
ER FA I L. It '.pernios r quietly and with such
certainty that tlio patient undergoes no lncoo
Tenlenee, and soon his complete reformation la
effected. 43 page book free. To be bad of
R. N. Duffy, druggist. New Berne,
N. 0. jyl5 dwy
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CONSIDERING QUALITY AND SIZE OF DOSE.
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CONSOLIDATED
THE
Land and Improvement Go.
DURHAM, N. C.
J.S.CARR, A.B.ANDREWS, R.H.WRIGHT,
President.
Vlce -
A MOST LIBERAL and REMARKABLE
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The "Consolidated" Controls
285
of Land Immediately adjoining Th- fampu of Trinity College, which haa bean
surveyed into
LOTS 50 BY 140 lEET.
The Lots are well located and are situated opon
Streets 60 Feet Wide with a Rear Alley of 20 Feet.
The locotiOD Is admirable for Stores, RcnUtirnnU and Dwelling, reraoni danlrlnf to
" buy or bolld," in order to educate their boy, can do do better
than buy one or more of these lota.
IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSOLIDATED TO OFFER, for the preavat aalr.
800 OF THESE LOTS,
and to trnnrnntee that when t.b 800 Lots are sold, to erect npon aome (mttnble portion rf
the property, sufficiently fur removed from the residential portion, one modernly-bullt,
wc!l-eiulppd 4 otton Kclorv, to cost IIM),000. and tomipply the Cotton Factory with
a CASH WORKING CAPITAL of 25,000, making totul outlr.y for
COTTON FACTORY, $125,000
One Ivnlttlne Mill for the manufacture of Hortrrr, CiidwwMir, c.. to cot 030,000,
und to supply the Knittlne Mill with a CASH WORKING CAPITAL
of $45,0O0, making total outlay for
KNITTING MILL, $75,000
A GIlAftO TOTAL OF
200.000 IN IMPROVEMENTS
9 mT 0 in the line of Iadartrlal EatorprlMi upon the property.
r
TO EVERY
of H00 of this magnificent property, the "CONSOLIDATED" will-
( FIVE SHARES, PAR VALCE 85 PER SHARE, -n
, 1 full pn Id and non-assessable In the ( '.ton Factory, and
lPQ$6nt ' THREE SHARKS, PAR VALUE PER KHARE,
full paid und non assessable in the Knitting Mill,
Making a recurn to each Purchaser of $400 of the
Property, of $200, well invested in Good
Industrial Enterprises.
For everv dollar invented In Vest End Town Irft. adjoining the Trinity College
property, the purchaser realizes o0 per cent- in First-Clas, Industrial Enterprise, which
will enhance the value of bis Investment.
The "CONSOLIDATED" confidently believed that the above Is the most liberal and
at the same lime the most leeitlmate ofTcr that has come before the public. In faot the
offer is ho liberal that, we do not. hesitate to say that In our opinion, the opportunity will
be promptly taken advant-aeo of by those who have been waiting for the HKHT, or
persons desirinc to eoure flrst'Class educational advantages for their Hoys, on the moat
advantageous terms.
Maps shoeing the property nnd Prb'e List of the lots cheerfully furnished on
application to R. H. WRIGHT, Secretary, DURHAM, N. C.
REMEMBER
that every purchase of fwn carries eight shares of Stock In two well Equlppod Industrial
Enterprises par value of J200. POINTER.
In buying a lot you are also making an Investment, tho Dlvldendi upon which will
most likely aid materially to educate your boys.
A HINT.
The building of two large Industries upon the Property, and the completion of Trinity
College ought largely to enhance the value of the lots.
A sriifJESTION.
Now is the time to purchase. The lots may all be gone ifyou wait, and you will nils.
the opportunity of buying from first hands.
Hi - .
WE ARE IN THE LEAD
FOR FINE QUALITY AND STYLE OF SPRING VEHICLES.
THE MOST FOR THE MONEY IS OUR MOTTO.
BEST
MATERIAL
AND
WINS.
SMALL AND LARGE ORDERS RECEIVE BEST ATTENTION.
A SAMPLE JOB WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT OUR
WORK IS THE WORK TO BUY.
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Then Isn't It the rx-nt and moot eeon.nnt
cal ? If Mr. Blow bu.vs an unmtr ni le
and baa to paint four t lines In n trW j m1L
and you buy the "Avrrlil" und ih(iI hut
once, do you not aa A'r1il I'm In
ha a beentlfij lustre; It improve tltap
wwnw 9.n olrvr tft vto r-f your
builtlln"- it ftnn boon UxtrA by time, tor
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fMhloiiftblf tlou and poltlve proof or Um
niiramiir.yoi A.vriu rtira to any nnnrMHi.
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