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"vol. xvi, yv ''
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NO. 23.
TRAVEN COUNTY. N. C S KPT KM! 5
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s s.
W4-.
. ' D& JOS. F. BHEM,
, : Phvsician & Surgeon.
';. , c --.
- 'f'lOSo- at hi Residence, Corner
.'" -Broad nd George Street.
j30tf.
i ?JEL rfoNTON, M D., D.D" sT
i'ul! -i M-
cl.a.lm.1 Leutiir
( i el D ! I r a e
-'itho'H tln b. th
iry . a h Un. ix.itlr.vry
aturor Mtddie -r si nd -'!
- KSL Q. & BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Offlo, Hiddl street, opposite Baptist
church.
do74wtf NEWBERN, N. O.
i yTBSL J. a CLARK,
,J ' 'V -;. raw krib, h. c
. Qffle on Craven rtret beiweea Pollock
4 Broad.
P. H. PELLETIEB,
"A TTOSN BT AT OA W .
Middle street, First room abore Farm,
er'i & Merchant's Bank.
Will prMtle lt UiaOoaatiM of CrTi
Html. Joat. Onaiow tuid Pm tloo.
'"" tf. lTnita Ktvtea Ooort at Nw Bnu, ad
,S. R. STREET,
c General
FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NSW BKRHE. N. C.
Ghurchill
Wholesale and Ret&il
Crocers,
Fanners and country merchants 'will
: do well to aee us before baying, u we
' sell goods as low iT not lower than any
" house in he" city.
ETWE GUABA.NTEE EVERY
TEIJTO WE SELL TO BE
AS REPRESENTED OR
MONEY REFUNDED.
We delirer all goods we sell to any
part of the city free.
I ALL WE ASK IS ONE TRIAL, and
: we know yon will continue with as.
Lorillard Snuff sold at manufacturer's
yrieea.
r . Oar Btables In the rear of our store are
ree to alL
- UHUKCHILL PARKER,
10 18 wtt Broad Street
THE NSW BERNE
KNITTING MILL,
is now prepared to furnish Halt Ho&b
a V ah iocs QuALTrrra axd Colobs in
tots to suit purchasers.
. Fend ten cent for Samples and Prices.
I7TM82wtf-t - 1 I
Pure ! Brilliant ! Perfect!
USSD EvKKIWHIXt, ASD ESDOHgKI
. Whzbxtks Used.
J4 Mort Pojm2ar Giant in the C. S.
They are daily worn an-! am warmly
prawd by tb solia REPRESENT A
TIVE MSN of tbia ooontry, many of
(hem beinsr of National fama. Tb Hat
mbra p Uonkar Mvrohanta. Lwyra.
Oomiwut. Snnatora. Foraiga MioiaMra.
Maohauie-v Prrachera,
MEN EMTflEST IH ALL PEOFE8
BlONd AND TRADES.
-: HYSICIAS RECOMMEND TBUI.
BUT S05E BUT THE GE5CI5Z.
Thee oerfeet Gtaae are aooarataly ad
justed to all eve t the Drag Store of
F;S. DUFFY, UewBeraeN.C,
3f24dw
THE
Farmers L Mercliants Bank
Began business May 1891.
Capital Stack, paid in, $75,000.00
Surplns,
Uatfll
iirided Profits.
. 2.60O.00
UiridenUs paid,
8,250.00
t OFTIOER8:
' , ' I. B. Con. cb, . , Preaideat.
W. 9. Chadwick. - Vice Pres.
T. W. Dbwkt, . Cashier.
" ' A- H. Powkll, . . Tallar.
- d. E. SjfTTH. . . Collector.
With well established connections this
- Bank is prepared to offer all accommo
Jatiooa eonsiatent with cnaerratlre
ankuie-
1 - Prompt and careful attention given to
aoSiecttons.
i- We will be pleased to correspond with
those -who may contemplate making
m ahanges or opening new accounts
TO COTTON GINNEB3 !
Before placing your orders
for Bagging and Tie for
the Coming Season.
Be Sure to Call on
Et. R. Jones
j Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
General Merchandise.
New Berne'N.iC
It will payyoo.
EDITORIAL XOTES.
Crops and basmess will move 1;
the calamity howltrs will ger 01' of
the way.
Every boy stabs his !mr
is a silly fellow wbo runs agr.st
the same roo1; every day.
There no ase crying .v.r t
milk. Feed yoarcow lf er a.mI s
will soon make up for tht t
President Cleveland never im: -gloves
whether the weTbcr ! ct
or warm.
Senator Col.uitr'-a h " a ! r 1 - .
much improved th-it th- t '.; : r
bia encceesor i about or-r
It is said thHt tbe cropM t.
biy, and that me.ns a ig
wien they are broach' to m rk
A colored boy was ;ureUil :t
tealiog a football under tn i:n
preflsion that it was a new c y e
watermelon.
Westers politicians want to
change the law requiring Indian ;
agents to bj coaou from army
ofScers.
It costs onr Government nearly
$100,000 a year to distribute rhe
free seed by the Agricultural De
partment. Oockran made a very eloquent:
speech, bat Wilson's little speech,
of thirty minnt gave more atit-!
faction to the country.
It is alleged that mot-t of the cot-'
ton so far moved U old cotton and
that it is simply being moved and
not much traded in.
Representative Grady voted e
on all silrer propositions and aga
inst the passage of the repeal bill.
Mr. Grady is always at hs.
post.
The Teller onght not to tell things
disagreable. The idea of carrying
the silver debate into Winter i :ee
E6sthe hopes ot the connirv.
A day or two ago Speaker Crisp j
Ieft his chair and indulged in a '
debate with Ex-Speaker Reed on i
the Rules of the Bouse.
A Chicago man ban been arrest i-d
for making "silver" dollar our or;
lead. Here is ano.her vie.tiuy i r i
the gold bags.
It is rumored that the President
is sick from an operation performed i t I'f country and would maintain
for a canoerous affection of the face! a parity between the two metals.
Private Secretary Thurber savs he' Laying all regrets and disap
knowBOt no such illness. ; pon: ments, we tarn resolutely to
We sometimes think the old p'an ''
was oest. The old time ,;pis;ols an
coffee for two" was olten anurei
preventive of columns of personal
abuse and calumny.
The silver men in Congress are
gloomy. The golditea say the ad
ministration favors stoppage of
coinage of eiiver and legislation
in favor of National banks
Justice Walter Clark goes to
Madison, Wis., and to New York to
eet copies of valuable papers bear
ing on North Carolina colonh.l hie-
to'y
Bepresenative Bonn has drawn ,
a $900 place in the House officer f. rj
a constituent and Represent .ti v. s
Branch and Crawford iiave !r:wu
a pageship each.
Karl Augustus Frederick Sch-
midt, formerly of Oolcmbu, wiieri .
aboots aow unknown, his heir to .
fortune in Germany. lie is a n itL f
of Kahla, but efforts to locire him
have proven fntile.
Russian women and Japa;;i--o
men are said to excel all other
world's workers with the needle by
those who have closely studied the
embroidery exhibits in tne different
buildings at the World's Fair.
Tne ropuiists ot virg-.aia are
greatly pleased with Senator HiiiV
recent speech on finance i i the'
SenateThey willjscatter it broad
cast otr their State as a campaign
document.
A railroad collision occured on !
Long Island shortly after midnight
Sanday morning. The Rockaway !
Beach train ran into the Manhar-1
tan Beach train killing fourteen :
persons and wounding seneuteen ,
others.
"It is a well known fact that- mi;
eTen knivei, pistols, blooi-hou l1-, :
bull-dogs, tigers, fire, brim-:oue '
or devils will deter a New York re
porter from getting news." Oar re
porter is built th n way him
self. We are told that the Senate i
probably diseuss the nilver que ' on
for six weeks. There is c o u ".ui
for protracted debate. Vote, and
then take up the tariff. The ie t
that Democrats will "dodgi t i e
tariff is preposterous.
There are prospects of oi.ange
in the Cabinet. It is said that At
torney General Olney will re-i ed
to be succeeded by Governor K :s
sell. It is also said t l
Assistant Secretary of Si ate
Qnincyresigns to take the
Chairmanship of the Massachu-ieL.6
State Executive Committee.
The Brunswick health cflictrs
announce that no more suspicious
cases of illness hare occured. The
reliet committee issues an ml h:
to the people ot the United i a
sewing iertn tne cepioro;e c ;.
tion of affairs in Biunpwiei:.
asking for immediate nssixtar-i-e.
The authorities are annoyed i ,.
influx of shiftless blacks Irc rn r
country, who expect to be provided
for.
WHY DELiY 1
t wise to protract a cam-
i.
.. i i i which ultimate defeat is
v.t.iU!.
i uf i uf majority by wuicu tin;
- n -o oas-eil the Bou-e i n ' " - -,
i p.tusage by the Senat .
; . .-".f-lay ? Whar is lo i.e
. a !.;. riicieil debiiit-l No a
;': .i:r. not iir t !
!'. ; a'iii-u '! " '" n a
.1 -i: ; (il i Me A1 I -I' ' -''
a - iv s lb r 'n-y-
...,,!, m: ; -O.
. ot the queenon ii
. njnjon'y in the n-
S . .ii a wlui have i.e' i i
, ., .. v.' e lor tieo comi.1' v
. i. - i .iv. iiA.l t he ou"! t U '; .
.-. - u :'it-r pressure fi"in ' :
.; iu.i '-:.' ag ii--."- 1 '
.i.;e ground tha; u ; '
,i t . e-'uu iy ;n t i i-
;.aio!'ile Shrinan la
i.iv the ic
b;- a !oog
tioa ot h
T.i -V v :i;
coDtest over tue aaop
free coinage KUDstitute
huiil, as Senato-6 Voo.
h
and Liui uav e advised iti l heir Vt,
, c '. ' - peecUef , that w e must have s .
inf ; .:. -in, nut t ha: it should not
U Xi'l Ui I'.U IUC cuii irctL
J ir.fijl'trman law. It would
iv r
o; action designee to le-
1;. .- ...e pi-e-.eut financial panic.
' In ;i e apt to obut their e
u. . ;i;..!iiul trutb; but wise and
b!-ie inii ite. the inevitable.
c do not
advocate prompt act-
io . o- c.tiise ot love for the Wiltou
bid. tur oecausethe immediate re
pi ..; i f he iSherman law is the pre
lude to tiie enactment of the re
med'ai measures so neoeseary to
the welfare of the country.
Toeie ean be no question thai
w:tli ;!! Shtrman law out ofttie
w. for ljeniocrniic uncus wuu-u
rii'areil o!
every embarrassing.
.......r ir nuui rrT. r.A I e 14 rci i i i i. .
Jt need not be teareu mat
i,u -1 jt- ij.vn
tho great- Oaptain will spike our
It cloning the debate Mr.
WiUon, speaking for the Aaminii-
tra'.on said, that be believed it was
the desire of the people,
a; d he knew it was
: e ik-:re of the Admiiii-stra-.
, r i.iett-uch laws an would
;f,',se the volume of curreucv to
m:c!j an extent as may be required
for ::L,e transaction of the business
r.iblic oontideuoa is the gQardisi ..;
ami mi'iitt nf nrnj oeri t v . as the i
! ar.-i" i Dioagh which we have jus:
jp.s-ed lias hocleailj shon, and j .
pu'..!:0 confidence is but the collec-!
1 1 , : ,.sulr of individual confidence.
T.l' an ; ity. thereforej to give the
Ins: -.-ers community what it Leeds
now. rests with the seperate mem
i rs th-rof. and the posession oi j
: i; ., --.Lity imposes on each iudi-
v. . . 1 the duty of contributing his J
s!i i," towajds the solidifying of the !
Ptibu
ti;h. I
We ;re told that
Mr. Cleveland
;
, ,
m,,
t o
A' '
Mr Carlisle simply waut toe
ii: .u law repealed, and the
he'' b'.U providing that nat
I b ir.ka eball be allowed to i--i
liieucy to the par value of
:,..niiit; on deposit, adopted
r ti" is done they want Con-
I J.
.. r- to hands off the financial
1 1 ;:: ! i r the present ind pro
Cf-d wrh the tariff. A few months
w. I. men demoustrate whether any
fa-hi r financial legitilatiou is necee-
I
i Ho
l he s
dti-ii
i se-.ii
w ii : i
to i"-
j :'
t '
i W . 1 L
.1... nttl.n.sil-.t ff
ook adv Mit!ige of cloted doors
it,- to the attention of the Sen
o ad v.snbility of an early ad
i .if. but he was at once an
7. d by Democrats and Re
-.;. "I have brought my
r el.i'.nes with me and I w;!!
we '-r ih-m before a vote of uncondi
ti' n il repeal is taken iu this ter.
was one of Senator Teller's
i. rt.'.'tri taremonts.
An iX'-hange say6; Iq cases ot
gre-L i-iiK -rgency a o an should pos
e a- clear j udguieut. It never
rev.iii-; benticiall v to become ltua-
I
trartd .tol !oe heart amid un-
dne xe;tement. The circiimsta::res i
uf ; h; 'KiirS may pinch like a tigii !
shoe, bnt keep a cooil head aioi !
nick'! tl'C best of everything that1
c tn-?- whether it is disconrag ng
vi.t. Keep your coa age up a d ,
li oa. It might be worse w.;h 1
a. .ma other townt and j-eo; !e.
:rre Lever was a night so liii
.1 so drirk that did not have a
v tea it. So keep on doing the
bet you can. Angels can do no
more. A:;d rhey doa't.
Evtry man must do his duty.
G -ve-fiuir-'it can't take the place
of i,. dividual responsibility. Gov
er; iiii-nt has its daty to perform,
ii..t tiie ;est Government the sui
ever shone oa cannot oring prosper
ity to :tn indolent or prodigal pec
;ie. No part of the world has more
advantages than this our beloved
S o:th, and if we are true to her
.' ii on-selves she will rise in ber
; i'a'ir; and strength, "Fair as the
it ..;;:, bright as the sun an ten-.ble
a- .iii nrmy with bauners. For-
Lg. tr.e things that are beb.ud
a - pie-i forward to the high posi
tU'D t which nature and nature's
God have destined us.
e ll IUB Brtlljf OOHIClllCUu Jl j
ivi -.' question in the Senate is j
i to the grouudt. In ect t i
.. last Moudav, Senator Gor-0u:
IKPKAI. KILL.
IS tnlking
i tiil, bnt very
: ' i We com
!. n.aii ill pub-
I ! - Dt' Reiire-
' . :c-i' oil A 11.'.
,!,! ! ! hi- Wys
t . i '.' 1 1- t ir aw
a uart of an '
. : Sl(t, entitled;
t.ie tiure.hase of
. i i lie is-"ue of I
iiei i'ou, au (1 for
If...
a . '
i,. .
!' .!. -te.. That mo
.1 ;mved -inly, 14
ii ,c directing the
biiiKon and issue
i lie"eO!i, and tor
a ii ii-et the Seo-
. ; --.cii . v i o purchase
: .. ' s iver blllllOU to
.11 .Jut of 4,500,000
o,i -. .!! thereofas may
j be i! . i eu:i month, at the
in,. -I'lOoi. not exceed-
! inj. .'57 1 ... grarj.H of pare eil
:n payment for
Tieasuty notes of
'.te:i, he. and the
thf
("
:- ; ea'ed; bnt this
: .npair or in any
' he leal tender
- .mi.ird silver dol
Lmec!; and the
' ieJf. of United
!,'f.'..y pledged to main-a.-
o ... ; v ot : he standard gold
e lv;-r c a-, of the United
Lie.;
lar -
f.ii, .:
Sf.l-i
tain
ami
State -t the preaeu: legal ratio or
Bad: n'iiei rat-o us may be estab
lished by law.''
lTBLIC Kl'ILDIXiS.
Thi8 ;s no ti.iie for extraviganc,
either hv i- diviriuals or the gener
al govt-: ; i)i-r .
Til.- g- I
v adm:t:ed fact has
; i be luade in hev-
; list the erection
: 1 i si
r-
i ie opposite opin
'igs are needed,
thtioi would give
cau'.'it i
! era! 'n :.
- ' .
i
we
,O0 T
aisd wi.o'k
employ n: i
Wave uo m
daily wa t
t; :o
io many who now
-i o! supplying their
We Co;.
:ur with the Washington
it si!l iu the follow-
VX'liilt l. . i rtnent may not
iit"' ti io i fur the relief
e u .!-.- ' ' . ed, H. would be in
I :
the hru
oiera
e'.iil en.
w i::i l
f.. w :
E
i s'j.ii.-d 'iublic policy and
:o i iHg'iimate ana Denea
i, t the public works,
iie b.-u authorized and
eh ::!-otiriation are avail-
i'L: uuder contract.
I: ';--. nd a goodly
i Li:s conituned would
v rf ri reat deal of
:io th.cry of oar public
j. -l.a )! is that the var
. " -e:;e!t.H ordered are
: i iw'oolo of their re-
b-.-t: oi. Wny not pro-
h t ;ii t hen at a time when
- -M i n before in the his
:iie fftiiitry, id in urgent
! p'oyinent t
. a
.ot y
w . 1 L
rxi.ii
on- of Respect.
iJe-.'iiitton by Ceaten
.:iLtic: M. E. Church,
C through its com
: Aa-u-t 01st, 1893 :
' ,'"iiv God iu his inscru
- .i proper to remove
. M. Daniels; and
I w:i- an highly es
i'i" CVi'ttnary Epworth
i : ,: ii i i ,u. t pjsition in
;' Literary Workand
il. . '.'-. moved by this
i'..;vi '.Liice, therefore
; u i- buw in meek sub
of liir.i who doeth all
: ::: ; he death of Miss
!: ve lost an intelligent
. I la'lhlul friend and
v. L'e we greatly de-
" v. iiicii has involved
. v." will cherish the
1 1 1 : 'L
i
Kv.:-
i on-;
col .'
Io
us u
me.!:
'J'
r..
:i.e virtues, unci aspire
- .:',! g-aces which were
' '. .ft- a:ul c'naracter of
Iv.-oi
re av". .1
in t'. e
Wat - i
'! . ' we ti ne'er the be
" I'--- c.'ii'iicence in their
. : 1 et ha'-e with them
. ijon tintt this light which
. ;u: I l-.eautil'ul in their home
:i e'. ' ::uuis!ieil, but trans
- ii' v. iigi.it in the win
"L'.uee not niale with
i i v . i the heavens."
T.i t tl.''-e p r.'ambles and
-;".-, i. upon the minutes
ni'. .old c-'jiv famished the
to Lie .t-w Iierne Joi'RSAL
,trs. K. P. Williams ,
"ii-- I'iNMi; Willis,
::. A. Willis,
Committee.
.li.-v."
! i . . : : 1 -,
n -
of t! : ;
i.imi
lor pu:
ri Accident.
.'. ii ,'.i. t ;i train of the
- .a nil' mad knocked a
.'c:; and threw it against
W.
X
l;
l. ;noc!.:ng mm into a
f;:tig severe injuries.
r.ii-A te'.ls the Greensboro
wi- to sue the rail
u : - :V) or 40 steps
hui t, and that his
i, s fkull frac
- .-.ii I w . i i i i is severed-
: Cii.iiajiii.iu Shot oT
' in, i.
i.e.: . .,f the Charlotte
!e; e jiinn tiirgft shot ot
d:-ti m i ion at the
. r t in New Lon
e. . -.. The event was
" ' -' and a telegram
A i.ii.M.y as the victor.
'. ii'geL were shot at, and
.'. i ir. i Ic. including the
:' the United States.
:id ring, which is to
t.t ( ; i y ot the winner.
1 1'
tine
On.-
:n.i,
O.v
C ...tv
A in at
e incMents of ohildhood
.: in bold relief, as our
: ' to ;ho days when we
'no a-e more prominent
s ektirss. The young
v cinoiiibers that it was
C : igh llemedy cured
. ;.-:.! ;n turn administers
vi u'spring and always
i re.-ui;s. For sale by
tllllt
n et:
wen
t . ;i
J. V. Jordan.
Til!
No..
abou
f w !- !
HARKELL AM) J HE TEACHERS.
Hot Words Still Flying in Reference
to the Word's Fair Trip.
The word v war Ix-twern Mr. II;irrell
and i lie I int isrieil iiH-niler- of the
Teachers World's Fair party continues
with unalmtcd acrimony. We give this
morning specimens of the wmst things
siid against him ami also his last card,
tin- third one he has written on the snh
iect. Below are the letter extracts:
office of Lyon & Lyon, Le.it Tol.aeco
Dialers. OxKoitn, N. C, Aug. 17th. 18113.
I send you a8 requested, the circular
sent me when 1 applied to join the parly.
I read it ami about the hrst ot June sent
my ten dollars. Ahout the 12tli ot July.
I received Circular No. 3, but the time
according to contract, had elupsed for
nic to withdraw my $10. and iu fact, he
states in this circular that it hid been ij
plitd to hotel accommodations in Chica
go: so I had to stick or lose my 10. Now
the funny part is, when we reached
Chicago we were informed, upon inquiry
that the $10 had not been paid :is pub
lished in Circular No. 3. After some
slmrn lft tcrs from me- Mr. Hnrrell 1ms
sent me a check for 9 to pav all neces- i
sary expenses (except ticket; as promised. !
Mr. Devin, of thia place received only !
$7 to pay same. Mr. T. L. Cannady, of.
this conuty received only $7 to pay same.
Uue lady on trie train tola me sue re
ceived $7.20, another $9, another $10
and another $8.49. Prof. . of
told me Harrell promised to send him
$13. Prof. is at the head of a high
told me she re-,
school and is a man of some prominence, i
So you see, on the basis of $39 paid to I
Mr. Harrell, the ticket costing $21. 90"!
tl.o Rnlpi.rh OAClfl ti.. lia.l in lite nurl-pl I
i V , r r I
$ ll.tu oi eacu one s money, ne returns in
one case $13, leaving $4 10; in the other
cases he retains 8. 10, 9.10 and $10.10,
mostly the latter. Average something
over $8 on each- He had in his party of
the duped ones about ?50 people, so you
see he pocketed something over $2,000,
and yet in yesteiday's News and Obser
ver he tries to make the public believe
that he ?ot only $1.10. Shall such a man
go on duping and defrauding the poor
teachers of N. C, and nobody raise a
warning voice? 'y. V. Lyon.
Upon the party's arrival at our regis
tering book, they one and all, notified us
not to hold them responsible for their
board. Naturally we wanted some ar
rangements made by some one and were
addressed by a spokesman of this party
to send lor their conductor, which we
did. Mr. Harrell came from the Alhani
bra and said he would be responsible.
On the next day, hearing from th" party
that Mr. Harrell had already been paid
by them in advance; we wanted r. Har
rell to make us a payment, so sent again
for him He made offer of a check that
would necessitate onr giving in exchange
nearly $300.00 in cash, thus wanting to
collect his check in the face of the panic
about banks. We waived the matter fur
that day. He took the check back to the
Alhambra Hotel, where, upon our next
venture to get settlement, we found check
had been put up in security for settle
ment there instead of beiag at once sent
on through the banks for collection.
Alter this ending of check we informed
our cuests we should prefer and be
obliged to look to them to pay their
bills, which they promptly settled with
many regrets that we had been to so
much trouble in the matter. Mr. Harrell
settled for the last three days.
The proposition that Mr. Harrell states
he made, to trust us for balance in check,
is an unmitigated falsehood which we
stand ready to prove with all others he
has made to cover his position and lessen
the dissatisfaction of his excursion people
towards him.
His endeavar to throw the blame upoD
the Hotel is very dishonorable.
Yours Respectfully,
Chopper, Tcckeb & Yocuo,
Proprietors Southern Hotel.
The editorial of the Goldsboro Head
light on the affair on which it is stated
Mr. Harrell intends to institute suit for
libel reads as follows:
That genteel fraud Eugene G. Harrell,
the tin-soldier major, is now refunding
his ill-gottea gain, made to do so by
severe newspaper denunciation. The
fact is that Harrell sees prison bars star
ing him in the face, like any other
criminal, is now returning the stolen
goods. In the face of the evidence
i'ainst linn can the North Carolina
Teachers' Assembly allow such a fraud to
act as its secretary? He should be
bounced at once.
Mr. Hurrells card will be found ou the
the fourth page.
George Smithson.
Dr. Talmage says: ''When Christ looks
down from heaven on a burial where there
are six in attendence, he remembers there
are two more than were present at his
obsequies " True, but one of them was an
honorable counsellor, and secretly a dis
ciple, and another a member of the high
civil and ecclesiastical court no doubt
converted through the influences set in
operation when he "came to Jesus by
night." And the other two were the
gentle and loving Marys, whose tender
and deep devotion caused them to linger
latest at the cross, and hasten earliest to
the sepulcher. So he was among kindred
spirits, and "with the rich in his death."
But ii was a lonely and sad burial, of
him whose name is at the head oi this
article, at the Cedar Grove Cemetery
Wednesday morning- Ho was far awiy
from his home at Elizabeth City when
death came. The physicians certificate
stated that "George Smithson died ot
malarial fever at Jacksonville. N. C,
Aug. 28th, 1893," only that and nothing
more. The body was on the way to his
home for interment, when, on account of
failure to make connection, aud unavoida
ble delay, it was rendered r.ecessary to
make the hurial here. Only strangers
were at the obsequies. No one who
knew him by face or had ever taken him
by the hanil was present to give him
back to earth. But kindly hands hal
lowed his narrow bed and smoothed
down his lonely pillow and the last offices
of respect to dead humanity, were hal
lowed bv the sacred rites of a ho'v re
ligion. The rector of the Episcopal j
church read over him its burial service,
and in a suitable place in this quiet city
of the dead he will await the further re-
quisition of friends, or the trump of the
resurrection. B.
. . .
Proot is constantly turning up that
European government, while professiug
to be working to co-operate with our
health officials, are in reality indifferent
and careless in the inspection of immi
grants from infected ports. All that our
officials can do is to add to their stock of
vigilance.
returned home irom Kers'-.
Mr. Presley Mequiar, President, and I i,;lVe int-n visiting friend
Mr. David Morton Corresponding Sec re- We are undergoing n si
tary of the Methodist Board of Church . I suppose it rm- be
j Extension have.issued a note of warning
church building enterprises that it is not
at all probable that they will be able to
furnish assistance by way of either dona
tion or loan beyond that already granted
at the annual meeting, and further that
the amounts promised cannot be relied
upon as being certiu!y forth coming at
any given date in the future as they are
' based upon collections yet to be taken.
; Death of Mr Au biirii Win
Mr. W. A
in thw i iv
31t of 111 : i : -three
w.-iv. -his
age. II
V,'i.
is ii-.
his fain i !y an
sister of i.a
Croataii ti
I.
interim ni
! Mr. v",,;
and renc v.
' years ot q .;
er port ion
t
the1 time, lew, v
at Cro.ita ! '. n -!
ago he n.a": : .
youngest i ; 1 1 1 i i :
Tolvm. Hi- ui.
. Mr. Wi.::,- u
' iii.1i'. ' ii "
i are i i c: : . . .
' the thi.ig hi- :-
sent itst
ever wa
all h
1 1 It:
i re-t
l.i L. !
and
industi ton
.1
sition when there sect
of his reali. ii" wcul
ctyorls
J ' ,
- "' .i . i'
he was take:) .-'ck h.
omnibus lusi:K-. v c
art him been nan':-"
ncrj -ca
1 M
opened a most exceKent
him to go ahead and wo
. . . . ...
wara una -ir v. !i:te vv.-.s
use ot it but sick:-c5s :i;?d !
stopped all.
Ausburn, a he was famiiiarlv
hosts of tiiends, though a ymn:
very moderate means, w-.-- wide
not simply in the cby, bnt ::i
rounding country. He w:.i iL
cheerful, sunny ilipos!i:un and
lileofanv social irathci hv hi
v k :--'
the Li:--
i l.rhL.
W.l- 1 i
cnieie!.
Many a one wi!
untimely takiiu
hear
avva v
with sadness of L
Advancement of Trinity (Vle'je.
A Durham letter to t lie New.- Ob-erv-Chronicle
makes the iV.iowi;.;.- Ip.c.vMi
statements about Trinity College .
Trinity Park i- a scene of hii-.t'i" ; ;.
tivity just now. 1'rc-ideiii John Fr"
lin Crowe! 1 is as busy fts a n,.m e.m v
be. Every indication L tir.r 'V
College will open ith a '.r.r.-.i r :r ; ...
than er before. A vcrv Li' -e -:-
of the old students will iciu.n and tie
is every reason to expect a 'ai'LT r
dance of new students th in cm 1 , i ,
They are coming f;o::i eve . : .
the State ami there h.-n u, . v :
plicants for cat. cogues jV. .-, 1 ,,,, s a'
There has never b' en soli: -e .1 ih-e. ,
tor catalog lies and bude'i i-... i'.i e:
The old students .-i-ens to ave ;i:
agents for the coih. L'e, c ira .x : ' ;,,
back new students -i.iih them ' - 1
rect result of their eiibrL. lie
are lit with the brihtc-t i-hi ' '.- ..:
and heatis snpplied by '.he leo.ie. i :
air furnace. Everv !h' r i: ; 1 ; . i; i
the latest impruve-! bath 1.
hot ami cohl water is '-e - ii -In
short everythinu is u- .r lor 1
fort of the student.
Several ni w i'v-i :-, - , : '
at '1 1 1 n i l v ! his -, . ... : . ,
a most Httiaetivc- cuara . . h . , .:
ranged for those vie. n-; :i .1 w.-.n 1
only spend one year at Co! ' he;! ;
a Normal School for te-:c.!. - ;, 1 .
school ofjourna'.:su w;d : .. .. .
such students as can r.v.rl -
thein. No extra char . i - 1. . ' . , ,.
of these courses: but .-hi.cr or ii
them is opeu to i.i.v rec-.... v. . e.i
faculty adjudge; co .r ; 1
take the work. I; ;-c;n e:e.i
of these courses w
A number uf th
in the Normal Sci
ii p
pr.
John L. Weber, i.i'e '..: e .1 I
of the Charleston New s :: . d t e;
direct the se.-.oo! . f j"tn aa -;:i. 'i . -a
decided iimov.;: .e: ;-.t d: v : .
has altci-' dy att: i. teil c..:i- ..e, .. -teution
all 1 1 er t ::e c'lii!:. . y. I.- a.:
of instruclioti :s ai y :; a ;':( .. I ;.:ea .
ness like.
The lii rary has l'een in'aLi-d to al . e
twice the eaj-.ic.ty ol iHt yvu..
What .lie Races D',1
They lirounht (oe' '.:"i' trot.iier I: :-
breeders and O'.' e-.rs 1:0m- a ' me;
State .fanners, i:i"ici' oil, I ,.,.!. ;.. .-.
manufactmei 'i hev li...U'i,.i ; ,
the blood ol't'ee :a-.i s n , 1 1 u. a; i
for the prizes in ;l:e seal .ilal.-; ti: v
brought convictina to '!.-- ,0 am i
these trials that we have the !:.: !; ri
Raleigh aud liu horse- to make lee
horses.
The handsome s:.n i f the nduldv clia : -pion
of the world, Si i:nim , ..:0T 1 2:
Orrin II. that won the 2 yea old r
and the two beautiful fillies. -Inl y .Ma': :
bv John Friar, son of Wi!. hi ii si: ..
A'xtell, 2:12, ami Jenny C ...,;..,.:. r
Fayette Wilkes, a hamlsfime son oi .1 a
Mighty George of that name w ere -; .e. -cems
of high class breeding tout would
please any horseman.
Iu the 3-year old ruiv the winner was
Flare, a fast and iieau'ii'it; d iuir:itr oi
C. F. Clay, 2:1S and .Va.-i'l? Cainpi.,.-'. :!
fast daughter of Pamlico. 2.1 i :i 4; l.in y
Ashley, the promisin.i bay daiiaioer 1 i
Jollv Friar, andl'tari.eae a brown d;.;i!::ii-
tertof Franlilin Chief (-iie "t'oia; !l i ai"
2:31 1-1, the fa.-test 4 e:n oid ever i.-r. -I
lh the State.)
We a'so had Primus, the pure i
fast and beautidil son of Kolrert Mediu-r
2:29, he a son of Happy Me liu:-.!. s r .:
the peerless Nancy 1 latins 2:01. iiie f.istc.-;
in the world.'
Another fast and ga:ne yoiiiig Imi-i
was Archie Harden, a 4 ycar-o'd !!
Almont Archie, he too;; a record ol 2
1-2. and lapped out -Cock Ihi -::i" -1-4
the winner in the 2:50 race.
Marie Preseott a power. VT and ,
ilauy liter of Simmon- 2:28. Sire Giv
leaf 2:10 1 2 made a good showii.g
green mare in a race t'.o 11: ;i:n a 'I
game little bav mure Nebv ,levctt
Jerome Eddy 2:16 1 4 look" a record
.-' f:
2:35 and lapped out the loii-t:
2:02 L2.
i The.) came on the
stm (,f Aberdeen. P.r.i
j 3 good miles a.r.i w. e
i record of 1-1. Ii
j better at the r,,ir in
1 not get on the ; i-.ic1- 1
1 have out at the F 1
:Domin,n 2.;;s. cl;,,.
i,ecj o:27 1-2- ;': N
' now. Ncv. .( i - rve:
('
Meri'iiiinii H. i ;
The freo'iei.t -. . o e. . ; -
l laps look We! I but la. i 1 i
iug.
Charlie and Mamie Ho.
lin ks disttr.-oa ices.
. I Mr. II. V.
-Nelson !'. s a
.e !iio?i r.-j. I
in line cabb
ket.
Cotton pick'ne v ;!
of the day a: Cloaca
now does it s; : Ike
the amount of money
paying your debts.'
j to be personal, but
pen en. n
' and practical.
imriV KILKKO AT SAVAJfNAH.
eildrons in Property I)e-
hy ! In' Storm Pamage j
.'I'se where. j
ai lcane became a tern the i
. :.nah. (b.i. It Seems to '
'it that city and th- re ,
.is ni its carrying aw fui
deal h ill its path,
eports forty unfortunuic
' e- city weie killed and 1
. whi cthc losses to piopei y
df a million. Some 1 "
' a - iiigh as 150 peop'e
. S '. several bui 1 lii g.
i i dams washed awi.
ii !eii-d impassible, t:
: v i laniagi d and tobae.
- i Similar reports w .:'
i mm other places,
n.d near Savannah, tl e
1 destruction could net
"h worse than it Was I
.re blown ilown, burned, j
el olherwise ili'iiinlislipib
, , ., j
a a was blown from the
... i .. -i 1
is ii ii-. sioini up along I
, . . . , i
i.e. iai; null; LviHiei.
e pu'iid from the cross-ties.
1 t r ick was a complete wreck,
er,:: blown several hundred
" :ier.- ir was over into the
: o;i there was not fifty yards
' streets that did not contain
!i a-i roofs of houses, signs,
' : :'aj)h poles, and etc., which
! i:i nil directions; the roof
vis blown off and
1 'odel with water al
' ' Fourteen box curs
,i o own from the railroad
! turned over. All the phos
:i:s ':; the city were blown down
ei;.,gcd. There was no com
w .: i .Savannah, all telegraph
been prostrated. It was
eoo led that eight people had
: :i t lecity. It was also re
: i a . :e had been great loss of
. i . .. a s Island, reporting the
: :ae hundreds, but as all com-
' e iiil off of course there
a.- .f verifying the report.
i Augusta from Port Royal
.'; . led lives have been lost
; ! .ii.'ort.S. C. and neighbor -
dn -ing the storm. Of this
i y x are white, the rest ne
,i. . were so terror stricken that
- . a1, by not leaving their cab
k daces of safety.
:.i:a, almost a cloud burst,
:,' v.-in-l fell in Baltimore so
'! o was flooded. Men rowed
o a. is on the streets from store
ila' lower part of the citv.
ic-er.ibled lagoons instead of
far-'. On Pratt street cars
n ; w ith water over their floors,
v..-. - s ibmerged and destroy i 1,
I s and schooners washed out
,.la
or I
a nud left high and dry on the efficiency and faithfulness w.
The loss to merchandise J raoted a month ago to the plac
was heavy reaching many j ping cIerk. He is highly spoken
-i'hirs. i -ij08C who knew him.
a inn wind was 11 miles tin I
, ., !; it blew at the rate i f j Almost a Riot iu Cliicngo.
e - an hour-at one time !. Chicago barely m.-sed ivpebtm
: ' : :a r.al'imore it was six v .
N. C. it was 78 miia-
ca.iculateil to have been
hundred and a thousand
u.' entire loss by it is con
ot les3 than ten million
T...
- strewn with vessels, the
o re of them were saved
- washed away. j
- io-s by the last storm was
n by tiie earthquake s s
'in" News and Courier of
, s the damage ac over a
ir. and three or four other
- f-:ire.i will report as bad when
I ...:::ninication is fully re-es-
'. ' lives were lost in Charl-
s'.oii however is very fortunate
apeet. Having had a terrible
- I ) a lesson had been taught
.: in :: .n dollars of cyclone in-
v. as ca . ried which will greatly
I
n o r
cvi '
SI :-ar ae
effect dr
'I l:e
I W i l-e .e.
i:'o;n
I
, "ai ,
OU I e
g'eai !'
The : !
a :.!..
c..'. ii: p City of Savannah was
. " av nt 5 a. m. six miles
. ;' , !ight house, S. C. Scores
- ne wrecked also,
el s and buildings Jwere
I . '. . ! .ew York, and numer
'., : v iccked on the lakes with
of l!,e.
e ai ' aTnrehead.
or ! I correspondent of the
i ' - w riting uniler ilale of
ctiesdayj says:
-t we have had nothing
e . ;1li ted, storms and reports
Oa Wednesday, the 23d,
: ghest sea I have ever seen
! : .: wind, which was blow-
,ios; a a e from northeast, would
. '. .e j'-o; the breakers and car
100 feet high in the shape
v. .m il could be seen from
-c the tops ot the highest
I as if old ocean was com-
. . i on us.
at storm started Sunday
i Li e east and from there to
. :. Now it is blowing a gale
' . '. with the signals up for a
. w hich I suppose will come
' i re has been no lam aire of
ee to property or loss of
of i f toe cupola over
e.:';he Atlantic was blown
-. !. Be: I it (Vs. pun
pur down for a tisherv
" vvi 1 1 be a godsend to
, - ,' i. for fliewood this win-
; he bar. about 3 or 4 inilr
la are two very large three
': aers riding at anchor. One
h:.- every mast carried away and
: -i; stu.npsleft. The Jother iius
h. r . a-!s but seems to have no
. - eft save those on her miz
My, how they pitch! The!;
i: held them thus far and I do
! prav that they may (safely ride
o of some kind can get them,
al ly too rough tor any craft th '
-1 get to them yet, but if the
i iiedo the north some of u:
i. i .,- w ill board them.
. a.e .-pars and timbers along the
e dressing houses of Royal & Cbu-i-oii
I ac beach just opposite 3Io:v
have been washed away."
wi
ilea a
( liases in Transportation offices.
Mr. Jno. S. Manix, who cv.n .tethe
establishment of the E. C. D. V in New
I Berne has been connei 'e I wit i, p i;l u
j responsible clerking cap.n ity hisdulies
; being next important to that of t e agent
i himself, severe 1 his connection t hcrcw i i h
1 on Thursday, the 31st day of A nuns; to
become the New lie : '
senger agent of the V-
" 1 1
Berne ife Norfolk Hal i.-a.
flolland, one of our si--trous
young men -ncc
Manix has had him at tar
ing lor the place fir a sho
The fact that Mr. Man'
icction with the new r
niin unsought, while o!ir
"or the place is a -a r.'ir;
'dm. His numerous !:'.
with gratification th: r.-id".
perience, hisincni al
accuracy and his eoiiri'.
modating disposition a'' l
selection by the raiin. a I ;
good one.
Mr. Manix w id ft .
past.
I' W e. e
i .imp ;
:i 's v.
1: - i
:'. I.le
Ii i i;
I). 1 ill.-
hick of
site o:
his headquartc
, .
I :l i ,
This is in lew
suitable accommoda
the terminus of tie: 1 .. : ir : r
fact that the road is h- m; ;i..
regular trains into i.r . !.
boat connection al j'. ..... e i
Xew Berne.
Haroc of the Sfotiu Pnncs Sfi 1
Worse.
And still the news from ;he -m gets
worse and worse. Tie- ana fact -
far exceed all rumo -. 'lie- il-aihrop
goes up rapidly a- :! de-., L ol ib
awful work come in. 1. I . : t-,1
the Sea Islands wid nni i!,; ,. .
600 and there are an. on.; i .. i.. . j,, oi l
of Georgia gome who . . a i i, .,;
more than one thou-a-id.
The Sea Island cot.on crop in the
neighborhood of Savann; ii
is reduced from 10.000 to :;
vast similar damage is dim
The eaptain of the i.
Beaufort with all lirrciov.
the boat over to i In t .:
salvage. The schooner ;
was anchored mule: '..'.
safe harbor at las; n.
her anchor and i mi u
mainsail. She was n.ak'n
I: is estimated .
.000 bales and
An ni' is
'l'li.
1 11 r
l2oo -i i-
an hour with her pumps.
Died at Jacksonville.
Mr. Geo. Smithson, of 1!':
died at Jacksonville on M . d
the 28th inst after i.n in o
with the malarial h vi i . T
were sent to New Ih-rne w i;h t
tion of being forwarded i hi
interment, but conneci ion b.
he was buried here ye-'.er . !
o'clock, Rev. T. M. N. borr
ing.
Mr. Smithson was 21 ye.i: -took
a subordinate poMtion
with the Parmelee E-ca -
a'h ('
e (Ml!
-A(.
I ai I
h
one ..r
in ed
at ten
elliciat-
Ha
- I Y 11 .g
a in" ii-l
big to
pro
f siiip
o;' bv
Company, of Jacksonville and m
flh.
haymarket massacre WodneM.b
f'l.'j'l un
I employed workmen were g.dheied
'men j
with clubs, staves, etc., gh
j dication of a riot. A (..cling
; trained upon them and then a
j policemen with drawn ''i;b
upon the crowd which f n on .:
j and fled and the use of the '.'.:.
i murderous invention was ach!i
j A meeting under au-p!c ; .a
' '
a' i lone
a . n g" ami .
d.
I :
i ifoni'a tirvnc i-r rJ 1 n I" fi iti.'it
,1 in
auiia iivuci iiiv iui.v i . i .
the afternoon. 15,00') iiiir.air.
George, Dr. McGlynn and ot.i
addresses. The Mayor 1 a or.l
there be no more speech n a .lrn
lake front and the police w , 1
place clear it necessary.
n, :n ir
I that j
,'1 til" I
! the!
The Stand-Pipe Ace; p'.- d.
Mr. C. R. S wager, fee:
that built the New Berne
stand pipe left Thin -' ,.
Asheville to see about t .
a tank there for the
pany.
The tower b. ',
Mr. Swager now- '.-
after having spent n, ';. ;
our city. During I, s -: '
shown himseit clever
made numbers of t
with him, too the s. .
well done.
The stand pipe has b e
accepted and prono;; . I
satisfactary both for -.
pearance.
"orth Caro'ina M u h is '.
California.
A friend of ours ha -for
half barrel ol No: h
mullets from a (listing i: e
olinian resiiling in ; ,
cisco.
He remembers ;h. :
days of yore aud v. a. a
n o:
Wa. -
1'ri on
o:ii
i Ll!
The Kearsage ami Nan.! .-;.. i - e
They both ut in at Noionh.
"Don't lock up your i-n-l," i- : !
substance of the composite opi,.io r . i.
country's press, and it's i'.m i a i
Keep your money in c: :cu lal mn , i, y
can't find anything bet ier to iio w i,i
pay your newspaper suiisi ipt Im. Tie
it will be certain not to get !oe o a up.
A colored excui-lon of id ,,nt 2-'
people arrived from Fiyein-. la 'a
Thursday afternoon. ( 'om hn ! , n L.
Hall of Wilmington was e ipi.i'n . f i
train on which they came and ; - . eft
excursion train over the same io . I M .
day.
Too much import. nice cam o i,,
tached to organiz.it ion upon :ii i a
ot business men for tin- no i
establishment of pub ic . , e,,, , '.' .
not only furnish i mp . . n.. . ; m t
wanting work but add : lie c.a.ei
prosperity ol any com;, ; ... y ,n w;; ,
they are located. That . in .-;i' .- ha
been neglecttul ot Hi - n.ni.e; ' . s t
well known. The lack of rmcu v is
good excuse, for there is as much i
capita in New Berne as any other phice
1 j u , ,
I unity and each man do his purt and the
problem is solved.
iu uvam. v JL3j UIIV lO'-Cllier 111
The Depot for the Xew Railroad.
(iround was loken Friday for the
erection of the W. N. & N. R. R. depot
m this city. We have seen the plan snd
,l W1,l make a very pretty and convenient
; P!afe.
The dejiot will Bturid on the corner of
' Queen and East Front streets. The
main building will be a two story one
:;2:!2 feet, divided info ladies and gen
beaians waiting rooms, and oilier and a
pnvute idli. c and a slcejiing up . : I ment
or t no above.
There will be a ten foot platform on
Queen street and on East Front street,
also a six f,,c,t one on the sonthern aids.
r-iem'ing from the building weot
w o I will be a neat shod 58 feet long for
1 ; h; nniKing t lie entire length !)0 feet,
it . . o.nteaijjiati-ii also to build a 2.0
Io,.! !:(";!, hed on the opjiosite ship of
1. i t I'roul -1 1-..,. i for Vfe J.
A - near as can be judged, the mailing
of regular tialn- will i-ommenee about ihe
'' 1 !irl only a jia-aenger train
o be n. n. but ;, ,,,;.ed freight and
p.l--eige,- ; a II L,1 O O W 11 S pCl'ltily
i as hc uceidul jirepcrations can be miulo
for it.
Hal-it
We
h's Fort.
cr an iinnoiincement of a riding
: !v n y f)i S. Weir Mitchell of Phila
' '""" Prof. Edward Graham
I' ' f lia'liinori' nt Mar llmlirr Wcd-
y, August P.ilih, in aid of i!,e fund
I l" pm cha ,p and preserve the remains of
St Wader Raleigh's fort on Roanoke
j -hiM'1. this Slate. The out linos of the
I f)it ai e still distinctly marked nd an
I oo lion lias been taken on a tract of !nrt
which includes this hislnric relic. A
nu mber of persons are interested in the
1 nioney 1ms been partly
raised.
A Roanoke Island first re-ted in
!! dish anchor in America, (here the first
A ng'o American was born, nn.l lh..r it..
C
:stian iit of baptism was first pcr
i'd i ii the tlrrteen colonic. Tll
'I !n ori serve in good shape (he nieni
;e "pot ,s ...! hv of the In-art v co-oii-
'' miv A incr.i an
and esiH'ciall
f
i .1 l .iro.no
in.
i i ' Apprnnrbinsr Slate Fair.
-':i. ). 1 .ian GKmcs ofp.ti county has
' ' ' 'l'i' f M-i-hIihII for
S;i'"' Pir. 'flu' wneclion
;ims gene-. -i I sa t isf.iei iou.
'I ne biiboines ,! y nnm In will
-fin . -red I 'd., yea,- by a corps of mjieclcd
Mi.nn'.iied jiodee, consisting of olio mem
ei oi ti,.. regular polio, Irom various
'- and towns of the Stale.
i .a n- will be great special attractions
'' o.iensely inicrctsting hiuse racini'.
I a
.ni
I"e' s aggregate $2,2-00.
liaiK" President Bui er Married.
-Mr. .Marion Butler was married Thurs-
bride
being .Miss Florsn.e Fui-
Nil, I III
In
"g place the home of Capt
. father of the bride. Rev.
.of AVil nuii'gton iieilormed
1'!. L. Fa',-.
J. 11. (ill,
tin- ceremony, the faiher of the bride
giving htr away. Mr. G. E. BuUer,
brother of the groom, was best man, and
and M'ss Wille Buaigaidner, of Hhiun
ton, Ya.. was the maid of honor.
Mr. and Mr. Butler have gone to Chi
ea :o stonoin.' a ,.w .lavs at Klaiinlm i '
visit the bride's relatives.
j Clio era iu Great Britain.
A cablegram from England on the 81st
cve y :n- , .n.noiiacrs that the epidemic in the Lin-gii-i
w.i5 j cohishere seaport. Uruisby, has been de
: iieg-ano c la red ofiK-ialiy to be Asiatic cholera.
J ne hi-t victim of Ihe
insease was a
woman, 1 uesdav the
30. Also on the
.- 1 1 1 i t
o'.ir a seaman died from cholera
d a (iiimsby sle.imer in Ihe harbor
oiiiness, Scotland.
d'l-.
v ('
N. ,)., has a case of alleged
'Ihg
erue graded school opens
ill t .le (
day.
S:i ,,
w i "IS ;
N.ein 1
road.
lin,-
o ! e.i
acidcnv bu
; next Mon-
redni tion of
I.oibuville &
on aeeonnt
mil illelit oil
ami die Mob!
of
tin'
in I (bilo Rail-
elan, i io rea-oii that we should
i sioo al our .utile material
' ve i. manufactured and then
ba
1 i
S' I 'CK boa ids
f the A. & N. C.
annual meeting in
Sent. 8;h.
P.. il. will hold theii
Mo ehead Thursday,
Rei.- ii,, a ;,::!
- 7 ''..'IL 'oa
': h" a'-, t.ni, id
m.n (lieia sboro have
f w hl-k.-i' .ii Ireilell.
lib in I.iiikum Pincll
i A .a :a ii r count v.
it. '..ok. ..ne of the tw Berne-
s wl.o hush, en . ff o,r quite a
w.ng his oceupalioii is in the
ha- Iicentiy I'im i cteil tlVO
I s ;or Mr. Seili West near
Ii one Is 112 and the other 102
News O! server-Chronicle tells of a
m.d dating robbery in Raleigh
..y n.ght someone cut a slat .o the
i f(i. W. Britt's room, entered,
s , i Imm lbs ocket, opeDed bis
and stole elev.-n hundred and three '
- 1 hei el ion .
o! 'ohen's store w is broken inlo
Ml
I'liesuay i.lgbt b, pr..u.g open the back
'I .i!,a cniiv oar ami about $350
W oi l il ol
.s s o, en. cons'siing ol 2ft
s. a b.lge i. it n, .a ol gio, plated
e' i u- a p ml an i so.ue clothing,
un n s ,i - i,,. sii i.eeis a wn ie man
s oeen se n su-pn a ai-'y iibolll. the
, em! ! v.
Tiie ashiiii.lon (la.ettc s.ivh that
IIS
O e
Lie sta rm there the tide came
r w hal ves, w as several fsel deep
oa 1 1 1 1 ( ; ivnri.n.eiil van s, injured the
( ;,n ,a n aienl w ha I f an. I washed ll p shin-
wood, bil. k and other things along
! ill.; wati i front and that two thousand
debars worth of net was destroy d down
the river.
The two pumps for the water works
Live arrived. They were taken out to
1 he .mil a, ,s nl i!ie i oinpanv veslerdilV
o:, a ear ..ft! e W. N A N. K. R. The'y
ar. ilup'ex coinpoiind pumps '' ,.n- mil
hon g.ibo.is daily capiiiily each. The
weigh o; each pump is five Ions. This
I .s s0 heavy that but for the recent coin
1 j plctiou oflhv new railroad, a truck for
vingUfem would have had lo Iihi-b
I 1)eca ,Ilt from el!iewhcre tiiero DQl
1, I.,.- lw.. . n .. ,
LFci.i- vim ntiu on villi ciiouizu lorinp fiiir
p T
pose.
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