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NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, MARCH 10, 181)2
NO. 49.
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DR. B. E. BAGBY,
SURGEON IENTIST.
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HP. J. D. CLAPS,
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77. r. HcIVEE,
Attorney - - Law,
New Berne, N C.
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K P I TO RIAL NOTrH
I: is idle to attempt to legislate
!3 1t0' of pablir opinion.
AN alled lot tO lkJUU Dl
h Crr hi tern unearthed.
Thk now census pat the popula
ion of New York c:'y at 1 SOO OoO.
TnE Hog!" committee on Com
Eoriv tavers ;ncrea.ed py for hie
saving men .
(V 5 v KT ! 1 ' ' ' T will send a lolid
Cleveland delegation to the Chicago
Contention.
Ir took 1 Vi men, whi worked
ron'.;D-iiiy thirty s n hours, to
load tbe- Indiana- with fixjd for the
t.rv. r.g Kiuc
Ills; t'li .1 Hi proposed for the
lcnocrtio convention at Chicago
w,: b I'd by 2'" feet acd will
cost 's.
DOM M. DirKi5.so5 sajs Iichi
' g n is for C'i" v e! n d ;
i ixi'V.i r. d Krink
nd Governor
Hard a .i v s he
wi! carry Ohio.
MB. Cabtkb, of iloutADa, lias
Mil
for
Harrlon' Stat, in talked of
the Interior portfolio in ewe
Mr. NobU ihoold replace Mr. Keid
In ParU.
The claim of 1 bat m of toe
n... - ... -.l..
uii.iiuuir 1 t a u uis vtkuo .ifM ym.
iim not hae reen filed la the
3tt Department; they amount to
'7 M OiU OCO. nci?ioT from 1150. OOO
1 ' ' -- '
down ward.
THK Philadelphia
Kecor J ay:
I A4 t rittt v III llnrii 1 A mr Fdr
Prenidon: aod Governor Ka'eil for
Vice Pr:dent appeara to be
rowiog rapidly in popularity with
I por-
i 8f ABB time most be abandaxt in
; UlMiMippl. A m an dawn there,
aceordinf to the New Y'ork Press,
has ajicrtaiced by coanung that a
btwhel meaaare will bold
2,130
kernels of corn, $30,000 grains of !
wbeat. 109 0OO peas or 16-4, l&G
cotton seed.
Tn New Y'ork San say: ' There
is famine ia Southern Mtxix, in
Western Rqsia, in Xorth eaatern
China, tn the Indian Preeiden' V ol
Bombay, and in several parts of
northern Africa. There onght not to
be famine or famishing people in
any cocntiy of the world ip this
nineteenth century.''
Thb minority report on the
SpriBger Free Wool bill calls it "a
savage blow aimed at our agricuU
tarists-1 Inasmuch aa the Mc
Klnley bill knocked from two to six
cents pound off the price of wool,
the agriculturists would probably
endare with stoical complacency
my btow, however savage, which
hoold deliver them from further
"protection" of that sort.
As Indianapolis dispatch says:
i Ex-Oovernor Gray has formed a
! secret alliance with Oil! to deliver
: the thirty Democratic delegates of
this State to the ambitious Sena
! tor. Gray's scheme is to be nomi
nated for Governor, and by tbat
latlaence be able to control the
delegation at Chicago.
Governor, he would
L'aitevi States Senitorship from
Turpi e aad get thV. pr:i which he
hj so long coveted.
Ik ti
mit.'e J
Cm- ,rr cm be tracs
from igra tails to1
Chicago it can also be sent to Phil-j themes, similar to those put iu
adelphia and New York. But operation in many parts of this
lere is small expectation that '.he country, are beginning to be regar
elusive and mysterious agency can dj w,:h fAVOr in 1. iglainl, e.-pe.-;
d carried at a commercial profit in London. Toy n bee Hall i.-
over any long distance, w hen the
'turbines shall begin to tarn at the ,
r w w . v- . w i.v. I
; ioo4 01 me niagara, tunnei tne op- .
pot.untty for magnificent expen
ment with elactncal force will
probably attract the attention of
scientists in all parts of the world.
Thk authorative announcement
of tbe asemblanc ot an Interna , Mexico.
tional Cnferecce to consider the Xns sub-committee of the Com
stiver rprv.ion wouid have a most 1 mittee on Flections lias favorably
soothmg od leneflci4l effect ujon reportnl the bill prolonging the
the poll o: the Cufed Sti'es. It term of the President and Vice
would t Vie th discussion out ot I'reMden t to s: 1 v ears, and m akin g
thehndof emprlcs.t
speculators
aad charlatans and put bimrtal'.sm
m '.! ? way ot detia: te arrangement
by th. rr. o" ex pir ;enc-d fluancial
aut hen : : ' the c
u At 10 1 " . r it' ueii
::ef com m rrri a!
e 1 ret ion in this
country o-.gtr not to tie made to
tarn on . : ie isue ntHn which
pirt;e A-e n : mstrcc'.ed nor d.vl
ded on accepted lines of difference.
1'u'ilthe tar: fT issa( shall have
rnen settled no lesser matter should
tv
or '
con. Ie :
l.ec
TilK M ir
irv Mi;!
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of open
1 i rixla."i m of
on '-The Nniiier;
' ( 'or. federate
a '. r i -1 attempt to
s'er rolls pf the
n.
r o'
an 1
the reports of its
weneri.s d m": give hall thenumber
of man ho wre; n the armies of
the Cocft deracy. How he arnves
at his conclusions we don't know,
unles.s it is from the looses sus
tained by tbe Federal army. Tak
ing the Federal pension rolls as the
bases of calculation,
the Confeder
ates must have had about 2,oo .
. . , ,
OOO soJoiers
FDITORIAI. MOTKS.
Thk Bearing sea treaty has been
signed.
C '5uRKSSMAN' MlI.I.S 19 suffering
from erysipelas in the ankle.
.Mr. Cleveland is opposed to
calling an anti-Hill Convention in
New York.
A commercial treaty ha been
concluded between France and
("nited S'ates
"Hi.iestv m the best nolicv"
bu: the man who is -honest from
policy" is nothing more th.in a
tbiel in disguise.
Thk Cologne Crarette is to t
proseru'.ed for having commented
nfavoratly upon the limporor's
Brandenburg speech.
GEN.TnoiiAS L. Kosseb, the
famous Confederato cavalry leader,
announces himself a candidate for
Congre.s from the Kichmond dis
trict. Tnic citirens of Charlotte, N. C.,
are to hold a public me-eting to ex-
-nd an invitation to senators
H I!, Vance and K.insom to deliver
ddreste there on .May (i.
THK n whlngton l'ost quotes
jcrrj ohdihiuumhjiijh imicuuci
,1- t- 11 11 u j .1.
W ("aver Or OOnnellV Will heao the
, -
1 1 pie party nciei, sou ti. 1 oik
' take tDe wcond place.
Thk Faderal Sunreme court de
'
cidea that the "no qnorm rule 01
the Fifty flrat Congress wn valid
-J Will. 4 W -
r J
8pk' Red counting a quorum
are conititutionai.
Ti.v..nin k
XJ &rcJlU( Luc muu I iLii .uu
nn.inr f.h hjtt kind of rrons and
keeping the best kind of cows
r i , v. u -;
farming can be made to furnish a
good living, if nothing more.
Thk story of Bluebeard was
written during the reign of Louis
XI V by a Frenchman, named Per
ranlt, and wm probably suggested
by the deuda of Crilea de Laval, in
wbese castle the remains of I of
his victims were found.
Did the platform makers of the
ne
party Ignore the tan ti issue in
order thej mors easily to form an
auiancs Witn the itepuuiiuans in
the coming elections. Are they
preparing to hold out their lad!e
(or some of the drippings at the
next frying oat of protectionist
fall" Philadelphia Kecord.
PB0MI5E5T Democrats of Kan
sas, including State Chairman Yi.
C. Jones and Ex Governor Glick,
hare held a meeting and, it is said,
I they decided to hold an early State ,
convention, to elect a sona oieve-'
land delegation, aa an offset for
Hill's cast iron unit rule in New
York.
A StaTk that has
.1.1 . r ,. .
sixty Beven
railways, containing j,4S2 miles, friendship to draw them from the
maybe said to be progressing at j Democratic fold to pay a mere per
least in that much needed direc- sonal compliment,
tion. The report of the Railway , The appearance of the Third
Commission, a synopsis oT which ; party in North Carolina should be
appeared in yesterday's Messenger j looked upon as a danger signal, and
is instructive and interesting. YVe everv iover of domestic security
learn that there are now twelve ! and nnhhe libertv f.lmnl.1 onee
If elected i coQDties with no railway. Some of renew his aliegence to the Demo
rest thejtheee are found in the two great ratir" mrrv
actions ol the S'.v.e. The railways
s.em to l44Ve done fairly well last
year, making
something ovi-r
Messenger.
-5,000, 0Oi. Vi
WcEr.r'.s
Fair llicursiou
organizing a tour, and the Regent
Street Poly technic School has ar
ranged to take parties of 100 each
for a four weeks' trip for 20 guineas
to see the Fair, and to visit Phiia-
delphla, Washington, New York
Qi Niagara Falls. Similar excur-
D parties are being organized in
the former ineligible to a second
term, due 83me bill extends the
trm of a Representative to three
years. The reasons assigned by
the Committee lor making these
recommendations are that avast
deal of time and money are wasted
in electing Presidents, ami Repre
sentatives have so snort a term
that tbiir knowledge of tbe Na
tional needs amounts to vers 1 t'.le
if they serve but two ears.
Thk report of Fre.-iden: Cn-orge
T. Winston to the trn-tees (if the
I'niversity on the presrii' condi
tion and future pro-pee's of 'hi:
institution :s tl.e .!.:-.. ti.o bold
est and t he bo, all round e.luc.i
tion.il jiapt-r ever ;; ol hd i'i
North C.tro!:t:a. This is .-. ;ng a
great dea', b it we :ne m ;-i-t h '
we say, and we invite all educators
to read ar.d ponder the marked
utterance- of this gie it teacher.
We coufes.s that ui to the reading
of this masterly production, we
did not reallz-' the hold Prof. Wins
ton has on those who know him
beat. His work will have a
marked efdect upon education in
me gooa oui otate. i: w;:i oring
them all up, and yet make the
State I niversity what it oncht to
be a crown to the whole. Char
lotte Democrat.
VKW YORK AD NORTH C AROLINA. MR. BLAINE.
In taking New York and North .Mr. T.laine is by ad odds the
Carolina as the subject of this ar- ablest Kepublican stateuman of;
tide, it is not our purpose to in- the day. He ia the favorite of the !
stitute a comparrison further than mrses of his party. Why then'
ii nexeseBrv to show their relations is he not a candidate for the Pn.si-1
to the Democratic party and the dential nomination? ;
consequent inllaence upon the It is because he is the friend of.
country at lare.
In both these States there is
the imperative demand ior harmo
DT-
luc
Democratic party is divided
into
Ilil' aiwl C!.v-uln,l frTinnj Ir
to be regretted that persouahsm Reciprocity, the only sparkling
has such a prepcnderatinf intlu- jt-wel in the Republican cakt-t.
enc in the Empire State, but we Mr. Hlaine is a very sick man
must look the facts in the face and not so much physical ailment a--move
forward in the path of duty. heart disease. He is .-ick at heari.
The New Y'ork Democracy has Domestic atHictiou overshadows
met in convention and decided to him a a thick cloud and turus the
present David B. Hill to the Chi- golden apples of promise to a-li-s
cago Convention as a candidate for on his lips.
the Democratic Presidential nom- In his memorable campaign
ination. Tnis should be the end against Mr. Cleveland, he was
of controversep in the Democratic kno n as "the ta! tood man," and
party in New York. The calling of now the delicate hand of woman
another Convention is ill-advised. ' weaves a web about him too strong
Its only effect will be to widen the
breach and render Democratic
harmoDv impossible. The
selec
non 01 a candidate ior resident
I .
nH K,a -i crhf ti- wbir.b fha t-nD
.w. iuj v . - .v.i..i.)iiv.ovi l. uvuv. . KjLiw "
0r New X ork s delegation la enti
: tied are matters that may be safe
Iv and honorably left to the Nation
.., : .u.. r....v, ... .
, ai Convention, mere can oe nor.T w aa sne a disloyal witeT sne
contesting delegation. A protest -
1 J.I,..llAn AnM r. .1'. nn!Tl I 1.1,1 1 I,
m r
i strife, and mesnrably destroy the
lnnuenoe ot ew xorK.
, , , ,
The safef v of the Democracv and
- - -
thepublio welfare demand that
, ,r . , ...
this war of faction be brought to a
si tvjd Ail xr ttirminafiiin anrl Vpw
i ork again assume ner position as
the leading State in the Democrat -
m column. i Mrs. Nevins, the mother of the
He must be bl.nd indeed who ; divorced wife, replies to Mr.
does not see the necessity for Dem-1 Blaine in a letter, of withering
oratic union and harmony in,1 sarcasm and indignant invective,
North Carolina. A few years ago j in which she charges falsehood and
the Democrats of North Carolina j dishonor on the Blaines. Of course,
shook Radical domination from her j Mrs. Nevins had not written
like dew drops from a lions mane, ; that letter at the time of the presi
and from that day to the present dential declamation, but the Secre
the good old State has moved ' tary knew that the lightning was
grandly forward in progressive de-; embosomed in the rising cloud,
velopments and the people have 1 Mr. Blaine was right to q'Lt the
ben secure in life, liberty and field. Genius is impotent in the
nrnnnrli- Thi j Iinnnr pnnHitinn ' nrpcpnpp nf uirlnn woman'? iniiir.
r ' 1 ' J
is manaced by a most unfortunate j
and unhappy condition of affairs.!
, , ,.. , I
The party of liberty and progress ,
is threatened. Here 100 personal-'
Ism asserts itself and the name of
L. L. Polk is the tatisman to draw j
yeomanry from the Lemocratic 1
party
We have no per80nal host.Uty to
r., Pok Thpr. ja mnph ln him
. d b . x-orth Carolinians!
must not so far forget the demands '
, .11 l
0f patrriotiam as to allow personal
It is the only party that has
served the peotde in the na.-t, the
only oi.o that can inspire hope
fur
the future. I'aited it is invincible,
divided the er.emy may gain a vie
tonjin whose baleful light will be
seen shipwrecked fortunes and
deft'.ated homes.
PALMER AMI Ul'SSELL
Washington papers and
cor-
respondents represent that there is
a growing sentiment ia favor of
the nomination, by the
Chicago
Convention, of Palmer
of Illinois
and Russell of Massachusetts.
We know of no reason why this
ticket ehovld cot be a strong' one.
Both men are popular, and if there
is anything by which either of
them can be handicapped we aie
not aware of it.
If any Democrat can get the
soldier vo'e of the Nor' h v e piesuait
that Palmer is that man. He ;b
a Cnion soldier and rot-e to the rank
of Mayor Crtnerjl. By the way, he
must not be confounded with the
other "General Palme:'' who s
now Commauder in Clue!' ot the
Grand Army of the Rgubiic, and
who seems to be cr.:y on "tl igs."
"trr Democratic General Palmer
won his rank ou the tlehl: there
Republican Gtiu ral P
Inier
t ained h 'a by warlike det . ! s
of peace.
Gov. K.issel has been ti
ted Governor ol Massachuse
11.
is a Democrat of the first water.
While not advocating their non;
.nation, it will .rd t; pl.-a.ur.- to
.-npport Palmer .-.loi I;ust-;; s'oiuhl
the Chicago i 'or. e n ;. m r.oni ln.i;.-
tiieiu as the I elil"craic c i ', 1 1 ; , j ,i
r . . t . . . i . . .. li
on i u-.-iiit-ie t u . i , ee
t 'i e I ii . ; e d States.
(.1
I..irt Talk 1,, I.n..
a nhe the lonc.-r ,i t,, ,.,-,
A
the le- its it
m prCSSl Veiie.SM M.mv i
public speaker cuts short li:s in'tiu
ence by failing to cut short his ad
dress. A Connecticut hearer, on
one occasion, passed judgment ou
a pretentions orator by saying of
him, "He tried to make himself
immortal by making himself
eterna
I f a s U tieri 11 ten d e n r nr i
prayer meeting talker. or a
i'eacuer, would have his words
loDg remembered,
ie must see that
they are not long drawn
Sunday School limes.
out.-
o. 1 oiitioiiiDS
an not permit person friendship
, . . ',
- stand in their way ot meiramoi
tion. Is it for want of identifica
V""'"'
all. Ou the contrary, he is
u nnthnr ri.nnont mil Miamninn
is nu; hor, exponent and champion ( t
for a giant's arm to break.
ilow came the beautilul Miss
- ' Nevins to become the victim of the
. Lsiaineoi as sne wanting in tne
.
trranaa rf nminlinn' Hha wiu
- the idol of society. hy was it
that the coQrta were invoked to
- 1 divorce her rom James G. Blaine'
' was the impersonation of ohastity.
j that rattles ita bones in the ears of
i iir. uiaine and ireezes nis marrow,
On ; of r ho raee. t ho prear, Recre.
7 o -
taiy has written a letter. And
Mr. Ilarrison?
, , It. . . , . . wboltipeopid. btiucrri2ht,orv5ron2.
, such a lettei ! It is the product of ! vhe inupri,8elou widely exists, tbat there
an ill tdmnoroil hriin fl i 000.00 rl lirfrrjihtfctarcJ!lction of dtiOlH. to thd
the worrv. the anxiety, and tne tor -
1 ture of ill-starred domestic .'ife.
nant scorn.
If this domestic episode did not
r .. i. .1 j i r
of itself cause the declanation of
Mr. Blaine it may have been the
hair that broke the
back.
ivomol' -
camel
CHARLOTTE'S CLOSED
SALOONS.
Thej Will "ot Be Opened Soon Atrain
How the Matter Stands.
The Charlotte News says: How
long win the Dara or cnariocte
remained closed! is a question
ICUIOllilU viuDtui 10 . .j v..
freqaently heard Ic is a pretty hard
one to answer. Some people seem
to think that the mandamus pro
ceedings before Judge Bynum
next week Will result in a epeeuy
opening Of the saloons, but those
Who count on anything of tnat kind '
iti h ha,1lc Tni"rt.n i
There is sure to be an appeal !
to the supreme
court should
Judge Bynum decide in favor ol
Roessler. The appeal would no:
be heard before next May, and even
should such decision be su;-t.unt.d.
it would be well along in Jul;
before t-'aptaii) Rockier could open
his saloon, luat would bm.g
things u; to about the liaie Ur
electing a new board of c iiil;';.
commissioners
The com mis-sicm rs i'.re eUcte-i
by the iii-ig' --trates, and those who
count on . wet boa:d being put iu.
may have their calculations up.-e:
somewhat for th- News hears th. t
the majority of the uiagi.-i rates aie
dry, and that instead of electiu g a
wet board thev may make the two
w t members." Moo: e and Jettor,
walk the plank aud make the
board solid dry. Hie outlook tor
the opening of the saloons in the
immediate lu'.nfe is not very
brilliant.
something;
FOK ilEUIlAL
l'EKTS.
E-
A Child Horn this Moruiujr With a
Natural Head but a 15ody llavinc
the Appearance of a Doy.
A child was uofu in Da; ham
this morning tbe mother being a
colored woman, aud it is exciting
the curiosity of some of out
phy.-icians.
A Sun rep jrter saw it this morn
ing aud :t beats anvihino- iu the
way ol a lreak ot natuie he evci
beheld. The head was the pel tec:
format. ou ot a human being. vv;;h
the exception that it had rudi
mentary ears, no c'n'.n Iron the
mouth and the j aws ex.ciidil.g
backward i... ia the format ion ct a
dog. 1: was ploUuuiiced to be eight
mouths old and was boni ile.nl.
There was a thick head ol long
black hair extending down the
neck to t he body.
Lnderthe in .ci u.-c .pe the t
hoed that ;' wa coveied v. i ; ! ..
ha r tu,i.'. and at the et.d ot th--p.ii.d
coin in n theie was ,1 w i . 1
detit.ed tail one tuurth oi ,:ii n.i u
k-lig. Tl.e bo.ly was peculiar y
sh aped, no; exactly rer-c m oi i :, g ...
huiiiau being, i lieteno arm.-. :. T
.souiethm 2. in the fhape t.t hand.-. :
p ius gioAiiig in the .-nape o:
i,,,.,,!, ,.r naws. I'mwi:..' r..:i ; he
l.-in Mtll r.o Ii.iihk Tiw. I..,,l.
adioiuing the legs, was wis
peculiarly shaped. There were
no ankles. The teet projected from
the knee joint.
The formation and appearance
of the body was a very peculiar one
and the Dhvsieians who saw it
evuresseil various nnini.-iiu i.r -.ill
agreed thev never acv unvtliin.'
like it before. The hodv was
pnotographed and then placed in
alcohol for
preservation. Durham
Sun.
H0LT"S SPEECH.
Delivered Before the Xevr
Berne
i.OY.
Exposition.
i CONCLUDED 1
M j Jul u diacuvery shows that nitrogen
i oa a ceartclces round in naturt; "paee-in-
from air 10 toil, from suil to
n:ona f r . m i J j n r a tit
uo icajg ami men who use them as aa food.
to , uut-i t Bet from whi .h more
. . ! lepa returns to the air K.iiti."1
- iJut lf iUh , - .rgeiy need for food
the process ii . !y quicbentd aud
"v reco.nized authiu'.v in tbid braneh
.he of
f t"8' OevU(iUltni OI It.u n-Ileli'.e ijt
l'..v Hi', eul.ui r tu : umj cf h
h tiire ; io.-X .-viu W '-.
5.ro;f .:. w Lij'u i i.tc- .r,
. V fe 1 -. ! i " O . U .i i I 1 1 v
v, j t if . .. :
. o . i : li tb
Ut.p.eUi..,
.-Jll Id f.)
liij CI ill:
tiLl V. f v
iii l Ir Uit".. for tiit p.oiuc
v ijicu the p'oju.'t c( so tiu .tt
to ? n: ) . a:eJ rij-ly. v. y rj:i
in il.e t- .i Hi ill pto:' ia ..! U u
u - ; i . . s a . 1 1 u i l e . . .
I aUJ
bac k ( i ' in i
t . : . : u- ;
t-il.j I.; .j a e l.-wo :.,rs f.r,
aruiu - f r n.-i-. . jiiui , '.. - t' jre ..i
h!.-n is tot u-uVi'y uc t'.rtocd
t sh cu.turo not only uupp ..o m ,
valuable courirhcient f r icnu. I u -dvt-s
w by utiliz'tl in-.terii! th.it wowlj
Glii'r'Ai-: L: .". a:', I- r. :;t6 the
sea dui p'c-iueii: ihe lnl by produ;ii:
tht very fj jil iiigrf iiiut tan; 13 ruj-i
lacking in ihu prodjeuof th,) soil. I;
helps iLia.eriiuy toward both tae in ;
creasing find tae bii&ncinjj or proauctd
fjr human c jmuirmLion which are 60
essenti a for the welfare cf the race."
. . t
-
be tivsa to tbu enterprising iherrntu
..... - - : .
; hi uur nuacta, Biia luubb wau am uuet;;
cf our coasts, and those who are direc
ing the supply and distribution. Eu;
let iue caiididiy express my hope, ic
the interest of the maaaea of J.he people,
in the country and smaller tow ns cf the
i "f d s ble b reasonable1
j profltn atd low' traceportatiou rats.
lUlil ItlV tTeilt UUUV Ul IUO USOU B ill 1 J
' ' pn iu this i rt r i us film . wn rn tnr
, am now deprived, by ratia wbih th
i D v . wly UiCk ff Us M
wnl excuse my rcferauca to woat i Boa-if ,. u-
..,... k... i. .. ?.LJ- i
EicLiii . iu.h.i iA--n.i, Wtiv uuvliu lD
: "man that cone. ; .is tea weirare ci tae
priCOS. tO tbd
tarirrnntnatit ail I I t V 3 ir n.'irt-i.ri-
I this be incorrect,
, ,v, ." ... , , ....!.; ,r
j the error. T.-.e buiiaing up cf the!eucj; .
natural heaiih, by appropriate
and
varied food, ia the building alco
of
national weilch. j
cut you nave aiso arcuna you in t, ie-
tern Caroiica, pauoraivia of 83 ivan
bsautv. Now hrrc ii it o.&ro
tciuii-
10. .j uvc...v.vu v--"-. ."U .i.i--.u..wu vi
your uvm eruui.u iisiuii..i u . . uwh,
"The- travfihr paesii.g through the
region iaijtdia'.ciy ao j iccns to tbo sea.
ts struck oy the sm min;.y iutercninatle
extt.it of tir pitic f.irtsts ftiuaiDii on a
...... .-i.UUj cv..-. . (.. iv ucvii.i
c.''i is ti. .1 -iii ii b-iirtu.
Ua. a ;CTf Hrgo txceni. ct country,
IU .1.,.- 1'., I. Itiliu iJ.iii'jLi UL piLitf, 13!
coicr-c-iid o. .Lii.t-Ltif traois o: reciaim-
BUIH .Vui;. Liliii iill.ll J'J Lir'.Ll lUlili 3
t-xisis oii 11.0 most fertile foot Ct the1
lower li-cwifSippi." ' Decribing
i the pcrenniil growth, ho ssys with
; pce.ic fov vor. In the lo.vliada there
roo the naturally buttressed cypress.
aauciicg the aspect of vtneiafcle old
agPi as well frcm lbo ,ong pendant
beard of gray moss which drooped
1 from its branches, as from the immense
; .t. . , . w..-i.i .
ol ive iruuK a(4U ut-iui, 01 ittl Lop
most boughs. Hard by rose the ever
green cedar, both red and white, with
its aromatic odcr the gum wi.h it
sweet scented dropo, exuding from the
wounded bark; invaluable for its tough
ness, almost impossible to tplit, and
hallowed, in the superstition of the
Indian, aa the tree that was never
struck by the thunderbolt.
The graceful acd melancholy willow
hung aown its ionj; weeping branches,
gently to kia the lUrtBru on the aide ol
which i; 'grew; while, in neighborly
contigucty. rose the statu'y svcitnore.
with mottled bark, r.nd routid feathery
balls of vegetable down.
, , ',i .u ..,.., i
The bay, the laurel, and th-j invrtle
& RQU ht th9 low ud on tha river, !
brick: wh.io higher, up, cn the drier ;
ri, . r, rh d.rr, wi;h I
delicat-; whits b;o?eoms, the
first to
.-j M!i.
"
f-.n.
boun.i.i 1
miLt be '. -
n,-l .--ii. t
tree.-, l.-i i v.
of fiiiit. Ti
r Si i 1" : : e i u
The Urrt
p m a 1 i ;j 1 1 . k i
Ui' o'
..jiL'.iioIt titjuLiiiHLice.
ruLiaCiiiiine, th
p.'S. S.-iect at:
the
whit
acd
t h r e -.
' ri.-.-t
iiu: .
i -1 . . i
.id lh.
tn.
the
tho
euicmt:
: ihe mulct rry of
1 e:-iiiiiiion , v. ilj
I t:frrj-, f ou!
. tio; blace bt- i ry .
a of wild p 1 1; ui e ,
K 11
J.
v. s.- .1 i.i CUCS l
. li .; . li i.-.que-.
j u'.l-t r trt-ta, it
pin,
A- i . i
friiU
i.ea.
Li
a a : i v t-Curo-
ie - i .i
1 of iv.
: Ihe U
l i . In r t
f u c mi
M .isnoili s
il. th:- two
Ol
1 tie S
, : 1 . e ; e '.
-the lO
UM -IX '
t LXO. t .1
;s Nor
: hiad
ho
VI I
f
liliV.
niiipi
Ol -1 i ii
I ill?
: trie tot'''1 hickorys,
the 11 1. w hich some
t rrt- 61 fabulous
.3 will r -j i-firtui.-
.
I . t ll; h e w . r c
i i ji-.t f .r a ilo'j
Just here th.. -f
.icturt s
c-r.n. cti'.iii i'
Th'nk how -wo
h
our birth
;s j-fi t.-f prr.Hil miroa
. . ; i 1.- .-.r d iS'.Mi mi Ion , iu
. ur v.ritd wo.iJe.
ivc f-illen into lha
b- bit of sending aw3- for washboards,
and tool hir.dies. for clothes pica, and
shoe pegs, and tooth i i;koeven. Manu
faturt'a mu&t Rro from Bmall be
Kinningo. Tnink if tbo wenlth now
squandered, hy icet time on rainy days
shuttle bloeha to TW- Fn;,kr
faotorief, ard heart r in to Gninacrn
her Pullman cars. M ty the day arrive city the last three days cf tl.i 1 month.
wnen snuttita acd cars will be con
structed here.
Your cliiD.it.1 is ill at of Southern
fracce. It i hsrd f
or
r an up country
mm to realize
.raze at lib-. r:y t
hii: your envie
!ea inoatha of
Of vmr ri n-a , u .
"i j ' ur viiii.. a oivtouis, but
drasbsc his tver been asserted
your 1 eciion, and tbt is the liability to turn the Convention into a SuDday
cururcc Ke. Y"..u r-scp- in great Sohool Institute, prf s ?nt Sund ay School
r?V r rrKll-ence for discv.Hn and
' ' " y iic.v iw.r of toe marei" ,r"uu"'
:; -t- j"u lately meei ia Evangelist W. P Fife wiil b
1- i.. 1 .-m, 1.
I 1 - 0 hi i .. n : in- in r. 1
Unsnt tv Ilhoirt
! f Kl Df. After
:!.., . , . i .1- . ,.. j cur region
' v u-iij u:c:..ii8 to the use of
pjii&d b i n; ...jie eurface
e ii
1
'-u.iui.-iit Citi-
Jr., who garves
' ' i -a of the State I
a' a, for the sug- j
ur.: ,,od whole !
r I:
' c -r-
1
"i i-eceHsry to
ilia underlying
r :
--v. u to UU feet in
every
id pure, and!
SO) V'
-' qu-eiion of tho disposition of
raccr tuiy. Tiij in a matter of the
highse: i::!,cr: .t.;o. to thu health of this
entire regie-. Dr. Duff eavs that B,1(-h
, ' .. '' "
: Sin'.tv 'n'n, ,.aajf
ce cotcpleted at
i ... ... v-v w..a u
u Uiitsd their intrn-
. aaollJii
inntitnu'i-a
: imutll.10,.!,
aii p na! acJ charitable
ii-u ita disappearance of
hi nx. ij.j fear 0f hoaith,
Hii!. tv) nllSif.nri
- , 11.0 Ih v.,
the
there
cxi-
unclouded aa ci iOUi- faturo.
lha f jllo-.ij 1 : i:oili HU accom.
' J - o. Jew yorEiHfx
f"ou j jui-i-a ut or Now y,
'"'-w-f co-.i,eilipi&te how
cructea 'List we
j PeBra to'thVstra'rj1'-r
;t Ca:oiiii3 ap-
Kln n,l. 1. . I
d f iLhcJ hii tent r.t
i xt. .. . i ,
' -Tr." pia-wojUa Ucun
lie. cir;: ..i-
uejd City ilil-i
hura ndo. and
I IDB .riltj
ren; rlv-cra, which -t.
i ii? ihi hoiiite of
ci03., tl.
the Tar II eels
8ure Btioh
h::nr. r. , .-. i . . . . .. - . .
ScashorP n:l .,r. i ,
, - .
, 80und : cf m,.,.. t..a.
ii', lake atid
. .'iliii f iirii. r
: . uii-wkw. mars
losCOiia and bandy points, of
1 t 3 . . itiui, oi uiue
j ov..... uiouiug miiioBpnere, can
seidom bo fujud, in the witter season
say vv he. e. '
nc Lc -i
; tion !--
s--iitjiu;iistic d( sciiti
k. ot too natuml
CI. 1:1 n5 1 n, .1
1 --n.e 101 s:s t f
in ri ui Anit i"ir, rjn
ded no more dciwhtful unit, nr.r wh.arc
rlicy v-i...;.,a tho waters tesinicg
" 1." ..uc u-r.- o
and i-ii.,;. .t , - , , - .
e LCoia ia: U
i.'aic, J. seeii:.-v.bc-lfcss
trii
a d iVj rido from
v hnura from
lccrcc::.'.. t .
i ;hat wiiU.-i '
; xew "1 wl
YY
i'. w iij turkevs, I
wiid ho.
t fucd it
-: the f.li and
bursar.
wia;,:-? n
- ti . 1 . c .
tlij
-ir-a, rivers 6nd I
sounds e
fowl. Si
''f fill kin
kinds ui i
1 kinds of water I
an. KCf.3 , brant, will ducks
:s. shore birds, and in fact all
irja foucd ia this uouutrv.
The woe
aJ eiv'nio'8 are full cf
wna.i gamo. fqai.-jid. pirt.-idie. enipe,
woodcock, quai;, o'possuci, raccoon,
and other kinds plentiful though to
delight tho heart nf ?:ny huotc-r.
Kt-turning to ti words of aa North
ern visitor ho bays:
'One can run out o" lb j latitude of
snowfalia and blet-t iu twenty four
hours and tio up at New 13drne, with
bright leaved p-.rcutiial plunia, good
fiiends, aud no end to oysters all
around him. '
Il-j can cur! hioeelf up ia the sun
shine cn a Soii'.b v; raiJ.-.h, with rose
bush acd wia'...ri i clirtibit: over it, and
er j ; ing corii.. i.; ur. .c nis hourt is
fuli. "
And whr-n ha baa Lt tbo recipient
of unwonted ho.-f it.ii.ty fiutu the ener-
eetia re3idert--. and vited thb oyster
cannerna. the pu.p ana lumber mula.
&ni -ous factor-
sou laspectru ir.e fa-r grounds, the
coq uiaa aea won,
I "loi'ed bv the
:J i!
i
c-metery en
tiieil rock.
. H awa
. advanced
., - .,-a.ili-
1
. : with !
i-hudtid
.-. i the
Iro.td
u c 3
" fuli
jIT, of
. s.i.jio
-j ---n tho
r;Lid the
T-,vc;L-r
: Of
t t 3 the
.-vpe.-'t in
daUKiUerp a ti ..1 p i -tu-.ir
.. cn of thi
. COM-
rUijiing
.-ci-;, Stan-:-.is.
Djn
s ta the
. ) S-uate.
''-: tlltHte.
a.
; -
"AtiJ her o
fores; repcuib
atrtiiC, yel to pi
'1 -1
a
ii-V. SO f.r
To the tec-:c.s-:i;.' of t;
leys, iis.ip-, Spiiih ii.
neiia, t-.uAliicii bn.lii..
tlOLne 01 1110 ii.'rl : J'Loli
antl the jll. l. t ij". .'
uuder ti.-1 .mi. iaiulo -of
learniu;, ii. :..- .
-to tbe ora.ii- v o:,.
tre toaib of Vv'iliiiiru U.-i
North Circiitiio.aa. w It
(-any soat
rL-lia-rntDt
r, and
e great
eri her
ion, it
cntet ma.;ic-.rate c
proasua-.tf wi:U
To the j o.;: ;-:
the familh,r tn
hood . v. u'.Li a.. ii" . j
tirst in i.ic. wort; .
a reason : v. b-. .
iitlie pr.iyr i i.-.. i
that 1 i t-
". i.1 V l C. 1 i .' 1 il
thctt t'j i' k ::
r u i.li : ii
to ts j .;c. -.v.. a ;i
r i l h i j i'J . . iri li
hi a l ii.i i --. lit: i
li i-1 e. l - i . ; i l - I-
l . i. 1. 11 .-.
Ct-ii'.ur.ci hctiCd mey
OL.1l .;r.d Lit. vol 10U.
::: j ciicd j ou -if
.. o, w cl - i
-:. .:.- i -van i w as e
e r ;.u.-l. "Th.ere ia
f .u ly I liLrt sny a
- :. - . . :: i.; me,
to 1 Mil.'
. j.. -; :: : ..oi. i. -. 1
.: !., .'. i b.it f.,ci-r
. 1 v; b-arn
.it ci-.ti nnd up-
W1.1L,. iiiUU Lf
. 0 to the tar
iieavi ii
Wii..:
:r.
lie
. it- tl .
o. oir
k . ..
a i;
M i.l.D I I it
S.-U l'r.
0" lid I ti-i
t 'on rb .
ibo-.s-t t'
ui...:
-.-. ...
Thr
rt)i'
..T..1
; rD 1 i:
;ii(!ei!
nil.
dir. er d. eini
ri'-ili'e I:o t'ein
1.- :- ': hi. .-er.-iM
!l ; l.,rtl
that Ur. UiiL
relied on. 1
b'.V.ies f o ' I
Large size ;K
l.t. yi
v our
k:i
N,-w
'I ri.il
: tore.
io
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Sunday School Convention Programme, j
A very interesting prrprKmmo as '
been arranged for the E'eventh Acnual
Convention of the No th Carolina Sun- ,
u. da 8cbo1 CDVPntion wl.l h
wiil
fnr held in Centenary M. E Church
this I
Hon R P. Dick Judge of the Western
District of North Carol na, who is Prsi-
dent of the association will preside and
can , Prof. R. M. Hemill, Superintendent of
the the Nominal Department of the Il'inois
Sunday School Association will cn
one TIT ,
of I Wednesday end Thursday afternoons
pr. e-
1 ent onH nnI.irvt RiSlu ,nl, . t V.
opening of levera! ROfieio' S
convestion.
curing trie
All A I . i "... . ..
i" uoipi. k wu j me cotuinK are
requested to notify Prof O, T. Adams,
cfNew Borne, of the fict as thev are
to be Entertained by cur citizens. A can
vase of the city will noon b4 made to
stcuro homes for thfl dilenal'S whi e
here.
- ! Accepted a Call to Petersburg.
F.om the Wilson Adv. nee we take
the followioK noii ;e of Rev. U. V. lit
tle, the elcqieut 15ip;i.t ciivine re
cently of this city . We know hiaew
Berne frienda will r-.ad wiih pleasure
of his call to the large and prosperous
Petersburg Baptist church.
It ii with unfeian d regret that the
people of Wilson learn that Rev. W.
Battle will leave Wilson. On Sunday
the Missionary Baptist church aorepted,
with great reluctance, bis resignation.
He hag accepted a rail to the first Bap
tist church of Petersburg, Vs., and will
leave here about April 1st He is uni
versally liked and admired here, as a
man, p .etor and preicher. He has
be;?n a etrorg pillar for the cause cf
ruht and morality in the history of the
town during: his pattirnte. The bril
lianoy of his sp?sking. the eloquence cf
his preachinz, ih9 power of hii sermons,
has attraoted multitude who have list-
teiipll t(1 ll U 1 nPTVr fill t10aHftI7oa VliiKI-
I m!,r.-l pnnBlr.iniH ... f.lU . U
Savior whom h ,n,...H w-
not make a j ist estitnato of the worth
of such a man to any community. The
impress of his connecrated work and
ministry jforcib'y stamp d upon ihe
hearts of this people. Most heartily do
we congratulate the people to whom he
goes, feeling sure ha will command and
win their loyal love, steem, respect
mi 1. dmiratioa.
The Ttescnod but Injun I Captain.
We had a talk yeaierday afternoon
k irh C .pt. Jos. R. Simtnona whose leg
waa broken when his vseael was loEt at
Hitter&a on the 221 ult , and who ie
n;;?7 at the marine hospital in this city
I v. t t I r, Rtfnpn l h fir V W rfnoVino
Capt. Simmons highly praises the
efficiencv of the lifd savinir Ktatior.n in
. . . . . ,
ICCIililU IUI714 IIUUI T.1CLHB LIUli LIC
thinks acd apparently with very good
reason that its scope of work ought to
be extended and a district turgeon pro
vided not for each life saving station
but for the stations composing each
district who will always ba readily
accessible. The captain's leg was brok
en by hia being thrown by tbe violent
dashing of bis vessel before he left it,
but no doctor could be reached easier
than at New Berce and, as we told
when the Revenue Cutter Winona at
tempted to take Dr. Hughes down upon
being notified by telegraph cf tbe
trouble, tbe station could not be reach
ed by reason of tha terrible weather
and he remained without the desired
surgical attention until the Winona
made another trip ar d brought him to
the city Thursday.
Capt. Simmons, we are pleased to
see, is suffering comparatively little,
considering the severity of his injury
but of course bo bao a tedious time of
waiting wbre the limb u knitting
together.
Weather This .Month
Time Predicted ,
Word & Worts, a
K.ithor a lioiiijh
Word & Worts, a gi-ieotifii p-.p:r
published at St. Louis, Mi touri, gives
wither calculations, a month in ad
vanco which are made by R.v. Irl R.
: HioV'. by astronorr i ;al tuns. It is
stated that he could not have foretoid
the wtather for the month of January
more correctly at the end of tho month
than be did at the bekionio(.
We give soma extracts for tho latter
part of the present month that ni iy
prove interesting especially to truckerp:
"A cold wave cf great intensity will
spread eastward and southward from
about tho 10th to tbe 13:h. The 14th
and 15i.h are dates upon and touching
which there will be a sudden change
toyerywarm, attended by electrical
storms, and followed bv cbanee of wind ,
,, u. f,Qin.-. ri n .u.t ,v,. !
0'JJ r"a' .-.i-'.-F, !
18th.
"A regular Btorm poiiod is central on
March 20th, beins; within forty-fiht,
hours of the sun 's central bearing od 1
our cq-iator. The moon ii on the
equator, also, on the 21st. The equinox ,
of Mars, on April 12(h will also brinif i
its fall disturb Dfj power into play by '
this time, so that every warning siven
for tho period Sih to 13 h will rcpp'y w ith
a ided force tD th" i'- ri id 19 h to 23 J
incluFife.
"Great traks on s -a r,nl bin ! mu-t
result upon ami bb'.u'. the... dates.
Tiioee who are lcokin for an open
piss'itio into warmer summer weather,
will finl thfir hips. an.! p'rbap,
Othfr po83CS-i."as blighted bv froft l e
twttn the 221 and 2fl h Ihan for the
care of your stock nnd th.. protection of
early vegetation
"Anotr.er su.hlerj chi'ij" from cold
to v,?.y wirai vviil O'ir t-'i a to 'J.h.
with r-.iri eiii h-vir I. turiont i sn i-v
in the fur We-: .ioi M utii. Th fin-il
(l-.eh r.( i-.'j !'-.r I... N r:,i in i w ill
f -1 iv,- up in ! U'j 1;
March will 0 ou: vi.ii ri-iin,: tern
p. r t -ire and th" sp; it .ee -f n-i'ms
in tl.e west which -M i ur. in'o :h
op-Din d s i f A pii l
Mr. Hicks cal s up m tii i 'o ii.tn u lio-e
handihis foreca?ts iiiay fill io k i i p
c-ji. slant an 1 cirt ful wutch of the ele
rne-nts and compire t-torms and changes
as they may ex p- rieDce thin) or re id of
them ivith ths predictiins
Dyspepsia and Liver ('oiiiplaint. i
Is it not worth th (-mall price of c ..
!c tree yourself of very eymtom of
lirse d ii-t rrsi-inv; complaints, if ycu
ihiok so call at nir store and cet a
bottle of Khilo.) "s Vital 7.T. every brittle
nas a printed t: ii nrc n tee on it. use
accordingly and if it does you no i-o... i
; it will coet you notl iog Sddby New
' Eerne Drug Co.
OLD DOMINIOII
Steara'sliip Company.
6EMI-WEEKLV Una '
be j
The Old Jtminin teamtJiip CmpU$ OU
and Favortlt pater RtUU. tZ JLlh. .
marie and CfiuaptJc Cunkl. ,:a
WMhn(tB city, s
And all points Xor Had , n4 W&l.
On Bnd dftrr TI E UAy, April , tIBtil
iu lunutr nonce, ID
j UlCaUiDi abVl DLRntif LdjlU C0ului2I3j
I J1) " Norfolk, V, for K-W Bern i
XZJ
K. it., lor & 1 ftlltiona !, Jt I -,
th Steamers Kinnton and Uowiri for tliv
ton. Tri'nfnn . .11 1 if ' . ,
n .) T.'.. . 1.: 'uujj u
licturaitic
; 01 ::.!-. 1-
r t, ht 11 in. Tamla
; ft'iJ.i n '..1 , i,.Mh
if; S. S. CO-'t 1j
steamers for li
'' ,M: T- .' iWp for io
tou and I'rovideccs.
teamer Kiniton. Otmt rt'Tim wtll ..n ..
Elnston on arrival of rteamer Newbro.
Order nil goods car of O. D, B. U. Co
Norfolk, a. ; I,,,.. 7
Pawiigen will find a r fatla, oomfort
able rooun, and every courVty aa AilesUca
will be paid them by the officer,
Mkssrs. CULPEPPEB A. TUB.SZK
Vioe-PreidBnt NewYaACtT.
Clyfles ft C. Freight Lins.-
Steamers ff. H. Stoat, Defiances Iter
On and after February iV 18&1,' this
line will maJk regular . - '
SEMI-WEEKLY7 STRIPS
rwtBJih'.v;;,''
PaltFmoro and Now Derno
fetea
erciaali tnd Sklipen, Tall Kotlce.
TkU U the pair DIEECT ral sf Kew
Bern for B&lttmora without ebanf ,tKirptDf
ordy at Norfolk. eoDDSstint- thca Inr JJoten,
Prrl5ncIl,MVdtlpbl, Eluiwond, and all
polo North, East and West, ilakicg flo-
oon nation for all point by A- N. 0. Batl
road aad River out of if ew fiera
tgiium srnnotr v .
Bxobui Fostkb, Oeal ITasarw, 2--
JW- P. Cl7 4 ClSuishj fl touth
Korwk s4 Salt. XraAi Uaij&Ht-J
Elmpn, BiWH, t3 1 CsBtrat wWt ',,
8. M. EookwalL rraTldeae R. L
Bh p lears gotten, Tnstdars tat StM47,
" " New York daily. ,
PWlaJehla, MoaiUjrs, We. ,
. dBys,BtDrdayi.T : w
Prorldenoa, 8turdy " '
Throngb bills ladinj stren. and rtlH nar.
anteod to all poiuti at the ""Yriat flees si
he companUt. u
1 t&T Avoid Drtakagt of JhJk swat &
via If. C. tin. ',
Fast Paesenger and Freight Line betweem
NEW BER N E,:
Eastern North Carolina Points, and all Con
sections of the . v.-
PESfJtSYLVAIVlA RAlUROAxV''
Kevr York, Philadelphia, Horfolk, jtat-'
tlmore and Uoitea, ,;.:
Tb 014LY Trl'Weeklr Uli Oat .
New lie roe, ' . .
New and Elegantly Equipped SUamcr -Sails
from New Bam - ' 1
EOHDAYS, WEDNS3JJAYS, TBIDATS.
j AT FIVE P. M
i Bto-Jiini; at Roanoke Inland each Way Sad'
tunning clunc connection with tbe
IN r lo.s. Siut.-ern ltidlroau. - . -
The LaMi-rn I'i-patrh Line, consisting o.
the Wiiunu". : s. m. Ci., .Norfolk Sou therm f.:
li. H., .New V ..;t, l l.i'a. nnd Norfolk It.lt,!
unil IVnmylN a: la U It., furm a rcflnble ana '
rtgu!:.r Im-, - ..,-. ...r faoillUe for r
1U"-'k l lL-fi r u.,i. li-i. -.0 lr.tnpirtatlia. . .
No iriiir li-r i-x.-tj.t nt h'i.abcth Clty, 1
wbit-!i jiuimi f c 1 ir : 1 1 i.ill b louded on cars tec"
go I liriiuph tu di-ilnnt ion. -J
Direct all fjoisU to lie bhipped via Easterm f
Carolina Uipatcli d uly an iollon-m -.
l'r .in New York, by 1'cuuu. It. It, Pier W, i
Nortli ltiver. . '
From Philadelphia, by T'hlla., W. and Balto, ''
It.. Dock rt. Sialion.
Fr .m iialliiiion', I.v J'liila.,
Wll. and Balto.
Jt. It., I'reM.ii'nt M. Million.
From horiolk, Ly Norfolk fcout'icrn R. H.
From llnulon, by McrclianU t M in art Trans
portatiou C o.; New York and New Kngland '
klt-
SrP.atrn na low aud time quicker than hf
any other liDe.
For further Information apply to
W. II. Joyoic, (Oen'l Freight Traffio Arenl '
P. B. It.) Oeneral Traffio Arcnt
Geo. Stkphkns, Division Freiebi lArent.
P. W. A B. IL JL. l'hiladelnhla.
fi. B. COOKE, Oen'l Freight Agent N. T. '
P. A N. R. 1L. Norfolk. Va.
H. C. HtpoiKH, Geuerul Frebrht Aeent N. S.
E. It., Norfolk, Va. "
GEO. HENDERSON. Aonrr.
Newberna. M.CL
Norfolk and Wa.hirjgton
NiLW DAILY LINE
111 TWKES
Kj-fc'.X, VA . and WA-HIJiBTO?, D.f
"NT
d "Washington"
i wv yer
i i . i ( RrtimT.
i . r t.l Polni
. 1 1 i I . ill I)Xt
'.'Mll toe
. .i .v . ;. it. Hau.
i . t- '
. i. i . I l fV'"e
, , .r i.- u u 7i30
- 1 1 1 tl I t I Bill
V'.; f-lfc Il(t
. . i ii i Nor
. i n.l Ih'H the
t nM.is i lake,
' iK vt j nt
' i ' I I I '.ill UK
..1 i I . I In (-1 IlK')-
.--'Ill glUIL.
Oi'L'.K
.U. Va.
' " FTl W 1 1
TYL.EB RE?
T'.'t F ': r - ..
zr,c New Styles.
. :. -ii K LAnir.t.To, xa-
fl. nt. ,,,-, tor 1890 nnwrHl.
.Ml ' ll"'. l'UtRF lOo,
CGUNTERS. '
na roliiiec051 trlfa tli Cf.
Ip (or New Yrk. B. a ?.(!
a-idniorc; CJtJ Lin tlilrn for
I .11. ,! ,.r ..I. L'.. "I .iil'il,.. ril.ft.lWllel -
A ...... ,i .... li ..f l.t. I -. .. n, .- -. H,.k .n; r'oatag 14 cl '
TYLEK DLliK CO., CT. lOVlB, XQ,S
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