North Carolina Newspapers

THE JOURNAL. Proprietor. Local 2portr. Entered at the Pott Ofire at Xev BerMy 3. C, at letend-da natter. THE CUhTOXS BUSINESS. ' Joe Daniels, Chief Clerk under - 8ecreUrj Smith, in writing from Washington to his paper, The 1 or to. Carolinian, on May 31st., . - ffhere is a propooition to trans, f er ; all the eastoms business in North Carolina to the Wilmington efSoe. This would abolish the offi- . cea t Newbera and Edenton. " Branch and Graham are righting the change and both senators are helping- them-'' -v Whatever may oe Mr. uanieis opportunities for knowing, we qnes tioaifhehere displays bis nsnal w. accuracy. We have not understood the proposition now belore the House as intending to transfer all the cus toms business in North Carolina to - the Wilmington office. If it has this scape it should be resolutely resis ted. Mr. Daniels saye: Branch and , .." Graham are fighting the change and "" Knr.H RAnntara r helnine - them." ,?W Ioir who Branch is-, bat who "tZ ' la" GrabamT Whoever he may be, we take off onr hat to him, and re tpec: folly salute ao patriotic a gen tleman. We might infer that Gra- , , dy was Intended. Instead of Gra- : ham, ; but f it is "' no compliment to JIf.-Grady that Mr. Daniels forgot , '. the name of oar Congressman and in striking at it write Graham. We know that Mr. Grady is interested ia the matter, and we take it that the North Carolina delegation will UIUbQ lit VppOBMIf - Ml wpvwuiv. . Mr. Alexander might iavor it in the Interest oi Wilmington, bat he is looking ahead and is not likely - to do n'ythiag that woald be offen- tlve to the people of Eastern Nurth Carolina. -. toa is in favor of the change. Her busiaess men are alive to her in terests, bat her people are too noble and honorable ' to seak the . augmentation of Wilmington at the sacrifice of New Berne, Eden ton and Washington and other communities. Tne fact, it it tz a fact, that the oSces at New Bern, Eden ton and Washington are not self sustaining ia no argument that will weigh a feather in the minds of statesmen. It la the duty of Gorejnment to protect the interest of the oltizee. England woald go to war with all the world in defense of the rights cf her humblest eitizen, and in this particular the United States is not far behind the mother country. ,Why do wa have a navyl What warship afloat aaa paid expense! Sforwae. :.' I THE I3C01E TAX. The -Washington Post says: 'Neither Damoeraid not Bepubli- cans.'in ihe Senate" or out of it, fihonld consent to that short-sighted surrender to Populism which .-' we call the Income Tax." .- We have ao fear of Populism, and the email talk of surrender to Populism ia the cheapest kind cf nonsense'. ;.The "spirit of Populism is the spirit of Democracy. Not a priaci. r pie, not aa idea exists in the creed of the Peoples ' Party, that com mends itself to the popular heart and is in harmony with the Con stitution, that is not the fruit and ' offspring - -of Democratic senti- ment.; "" We are sot to be moved by the silly "twaddle" about "surrender to Populism, The principle is oars and we receive it aa a father takes to his bosom the child that rosy lug Gipsies had stolen. No man has a right to the pro tection of Government who does 'aot contribute to the support and defense of Governmont. To say that -the most favored iadlvidaals shall be exemp from - taxation while their less fortunate - fellow-citizens are being ground to powder is to pronounce against the principles of justice and equal-, ity on whioh this Government was' founded and without which it can idfcrit?An Income Tax may be ,; Popaliam; we know that it is De- jnoeracy. We are told that "it is a dis- -- - criminating tax a penalty sent on .. : thrift; a condemnation of industry . and providence." What abomina-- Me nonsense! :- Is not a citizen's lands, hisfarm, - bia home, his meschandise, and all that he has, the result of "thrift, . . industry and providence!" If so V theUf acootdiog to these wise-acres, they are not fit subjects of taxa : tloo. Please tell as then what is vf'taxablef : f -The whole question rests upon the ; recipoocal relations existing . betweea the Government and the ; v eitizen. If the Government protects - him he must support the Govern " ment. ; ' Why, it has been asserted that a large number of millionairs have ; bo taxable property. Their wealth oonsista in bonds and gold, Taey . are clothed in purple are fare samp tnoosly every day. They ride out " x !a iplended eiaipages to see the ';-'" work; of other men's hands, but -O penly use their own to figure ap in. terest an clip coupons. .' " The only way to make them con- tribute to the support of the 'Government ia to tax their in- eomee, ana they snouia rejoico i ; '-that they are to be elevated to the '. : rank of American citizens contrib- ntingtothe support of the best - .Government in the worldJ SHOT BY PARTI KS I NKMiW Fate of a Carolina Ni nn. lm Asvnult eU a White Woman Charleston, S. C , June '. -Hardy Gill, a coloiecl man, is taken by force Irom the jil in Lancaster this inorniag between 1 and 2 o'clock by a party oi twenty five men and carried away ;itour three miles au i lynched. A coroner's inquest was held over his body to day and the jury returned a verdict that he was shot to death by parties unknown. Two or three dass ago he, with out provocation, assaulted and in flicted, it is feared, mortal wounds on the wife of Mr. James A. Clark, who is now at the point of death. Mrs. Clark resides with her hus band about fourteen miles from the courthouse. The wLole traLP notion is very sad and is greatly to bo deplored. Miners Use ! namite. Charleston'. W. Va.. Juno 4 The striking Kanawha Valley miners have again resorted to violence. The drum house at the Morris Creek Miners lias been burned, the trestle over 'ans creek destroyed by fire, and t he coal traffic stopped on the Sewed & Gilkenon branch of the Chesa peake fc Ohio Railroad. I'yua mite was used at Morris Creek bridge. The Kanawha Michigan road has given up the fight and will haul no more coal at present. PREPARING FOR A BAT1LK Citizens "Will Assist the Sheriff to Cap ture Cripple Crock. Oolorado SpriDge, Col., June 3 The sheriff continues making pre parations for the battle with the striking miners at Cripple Creek, which will undoubtedly occur in a few days. Another train load of deputies was started for the front about 3 o'clock this morning, and two companies of cavalry lollowed later. - A large supply of ammunition and army rations and camp equi page will go forward tomorrow night. Officers were out to-day re cwit'ng men for a company whose duty will be to accompany and pro tec; the supply train. One of the car airy companies is composed of omeof the wealthiest mine and land owners of this city. PORTLAND UDEB fYATFR. Merehantti Unable to Keep Their Stocks Dry The Has Supply In Danger. Portland, Oregon, June 4. The river continues to rise and the situation grows more serions. The river here is 31 feet above low water, and i rising at the rate of 1 foot every 24 hours. Three fourths of the wholesale district is under water from 2 to 10 feet, and the water is Cast encroaching upon the beat part of tbe retail district Hun dreds of small houses are to tbe second story and have begun to torn cer. Many merchants are nnable to get lumber to build platforms to keep their goods above water. Every available boat in tbe city has been hired, and boat men receive from tl to 95 per hour for their services. The Western Union Telegraph Clnmpanv'a office is snrronnded by six feet of water. Only onebrTdge is open to traffic. A rise of six in ches more will shut off the gas sap ply of the city. The union depot is two feet under water, and tbe Union Pacific car shops are sur rounded by five feet of water. The Southern Pacific is the only road running trains. The Union Pacific is hopelessly tied up. JONES COUNTY CORRESPOXDEXCE. Ma$ri8trate Mi-etinjr Old Board Co. Com. Re-Ehete4 Their Admirable ter Tlce Other Officer.., Tbe Board of Magistrates if . I ones Co. jointly with die B .inl i t' cilueation ami Board of County Coniiuijaiona's met ' at the Court house in Trenton i n Monday June 4th and went into an election of the officers a required hy lav.-. The officers to I elected were County commissioner, anil Huperintctulent oi Public Instruction for the County. Messrs. Joseph A. .Smith. Chairman and Herman Bell and Dr. Fred A. Whitaker were elected by acclamation, and C. H. Koo&ce was un!Uiinuuly elected Sapt r iDlendest of Public Instruction t'.t the couDty. The officers ot the Eoard of Commis sioners were gracefully re-elected I pcause ot the jiniversal and entire .sitifuction tbey have given the people t'. r the last two years. Tlie county, lie;i they c une into office, was almost hopeles.-Iy ami ir retrievehly in dcht. Xmv within anoth'-r term or perhaps le lime tj;i routity wiii be out ot debt. The county was about s7.0"n in debt when the present Board tame into office and tliat amount has been reduced to S'-iH"! o7. ne reason why they have done we'd is because we have had such diligent andattcutivtf tax collejt r ol late years. The Shcri" ot" -loin certainly deserves credit tor the fa'ili'ul and dili gent manner in which he has conducted his office. He 1j:is collected almost u;e en,tire amount of tuxes due. The except ion beiD;,' one party iu jail and the other l)eui2 ilisahkd.. His predecessor Mr. .1. W. Wooteu made the best record that had tccn ciarle i'-ji ymv. Our officers the prisenl irnaiui' .nt.- are popular arid business men withal. W e have an intelligent Board of May :-t rate--, anil 1 don't thiuk ihev could have fleet ed a better, niore intelligent aud efficient Board of commissioners, and ii goes with out saying that our present sheriil i- un doubtedly one ofthemoit popular u r:.r we have ever had. His record is without a blot. The most satisfactory ihinu about it is along with others that they are in sympathy and touch with the people. Aptly speaking atid appropr ihey are representative men. It lia been s.vid by s nie people have the rl'ht to l.mvi tact ought to 1 cuij-lia-l.-d tc.v ti i that the iii 1 thi lru'arl in this da v and h.eir. 1 1" , .i , r . 1 1 1 their people have the right t rule the; is imperai've und mu-t lie will must bo obeyed where a irr.Vii j.t lie sentiment is ioncerne.1 and a", la aikl statr: s ;u)i , o:"-slltu!l"ns thr: r counter-tt. and ail the "Ip-e dixit- , : ' odc man power 15 is-l::i. etc -nothing more than iih:v rep. - i : tliat can no more i-'i-'anct it- n -.r. h th can the rapid t'.ow r: t!a- X ,e ; v structi5il by bull ru-h- .m l - . it u ever be. Tbe present incumbents ot the ,, county otlices, Mer-. -Ia-. F. White, i present popular and po.itc Sup' : ri, court clerk; the preseut Register ot' 1 )red-. A. Haskins, who is ever diligi ut In tin discharge of duty aud always at his pi.--, awl the present clever and pnpul-r Trea-surer, J. J. Simmons, are worthy i: that respect and confidence that the peo ple kive reposed iu them, and if a man wants to iLitu them, he will have to either sit up all night of onitnence early and work late. They have proven them selves the true, and h"ia -t - 'iiicei - that wa expo.' le i i.f them, and w he l they r. . tire they will do wnh . Inn: ' nnl and the satisfaction el" havinr :li::ht'ui!y perfonned their duty, and duty faithl'u'ly and diligently performed is a swa ct ?:uii factioa and the beauty cfiti-, it brings its own reward. I .! N ( IllNi, Hp S;n . ;.. U on il .Niih l.i'inl ; i : , 1 tm h n .M an ' h' ll.nl I. r, ; In '1 J it ii r .1 White or 1.1. irk A - Ml , II . Ci'i.i MI'.IA, S. C. June 1. In rt-, Iv l.'ev . J. J. Hall, of Norlolic, wlui v -f til" i ho hlaiiders Mna.n-t the iei ,' e nt the South In-1 n g nr. cnb'tnlli; Mtiplaiid by a cilored woman. 1.1. i W H.ler, Governor Till - man wr" tae ronowind to-Udy.j Mr. il;i.i '.vant-i to rel'u'e thesluid-i er and ?nvernor Tulnun's pos.it- 1 tion havifg been mentioned in the lectuies. Air. llaU wants his ttue; posinon. in order to reply to the statement in th Christian World. The letter reads as fo'iows: -Kcv. J .1. H ill. Norfolk, V. i. M Y 1)KR SiK: In lep'v to your h'ti r tit M ay ' 1 hi bep to say th.i" L o I'teo'ly rep irted to this ex- tent: "li'l in mycMnvass t wo j e;irs , ago. and I say now th-tf. ( i.v. i nor as 1 am. 1 would leul a mob to Ivneh ; man. white or .lack, who li id I avislu an v worn in . . . 1 U white or ' ark. l:i 'T tii-'f' yoi; a copv o! my inangu ral ad'!'.- s, in wh:ch inv views as .; to the i ' 1 nb '':ii )u- tlie white people ot ; !.e Son' h under ate tet Inrt'i i a fu 1. i am en l'.cud as having ;-.ked the Legi"U:ure to give mi- power to remove ai, ,A sheriff w li ) allowed a prisoner to , be lyncher1 while in his eas'ody. "I have promptly ordered ont the mi!'! ti; protect prisoners when evir,' -." ' m: t y sheriffs. I am op posed '.'il!ie i law lor any chin but rape. I'!:.:' is a crime winch, in my , opinio;, phioes any man beyond n the pale "d" tne law; and puts him Deiow the trates. j.ne aoarneru reoi)le Hi. not I'lair.eless in t'ealing ix'ith tl-o inw.aMnii rt' Ivnehinf. hilt all our 1 l chings are not of negroes, and but tor tho far that every out - break ot tae kind is used as a txt by Kepudhoan newspapers to slander and misrepresent our peo- pie, they would excite no more comment tban elsewhere in the United States. I think statistics will show that they occnr as often in Western and "Northen States as they do in the South. Signed H.K.Tillman." REFORM l'OI.lTICAL MAXIMS Mncu Mone) and W hat it Would do Gold the Currency of Bankers anil Speculators, tsi;yer of the Peo ple -o I ncreasage of (o e n meat eoutro! Wan ted. I have bt en reading carefully the finaneUI rep irts of the great na tions ot toe earth for a number of years and have reached the follow ing couclQsious. Much money means much .trade. Much trade uiakes much work for tbe faetoi ier1. Much 'artery work gives much employment to willing labor ers. Much employment ena-blea the laborers to buy the productions of the factories and farms. Much buying and selling makes much business for the mer chants. Much tnatiay cannot be had by using gold only as a basis ot cur rency; all history is witness to the truth of ihts statement. Reform seldom begins with ollice holders tha' are in power. 'T'TDe ti'Toruia never seek to mul tiply the Dumber of office hol ders. To put the telegraphs and Bail roads in the hands of the govern ment would be to multiply office holders beyond all precedent. Multiplying office holders ln crea3es the power of party at gov ernment expense and opens tbe way for more wide spread corrup tion. A charge that does not reduce govern tn e U ' t xpenses and increase the general good ot the masses is not rtfi-rui bu' siouply a change that may ratifv soreheads but bring no relief to the people. That is tho best government which give prosperity to tbe great est number ot citizens. Plentiful coinage of silver is the only way to ruaks the currency oi the laborin g classes plentiful. Gold is peculiarly the currency of the bankers and specula tors. Silver is peculiarly the currency of the mi- -'s. Tho contraction of silver has brought distress to the laborers ot all nations who have tried the ex periment. parties tbat are in power aud in favor with bankers ind speculators never reform iu favor of Lhe labor ing classes; the last thirty years of the U. S. Congress gives all need lul evidence on this point. An ex tiavagant government always means a costly government always means impoverishment of the peo pie. That is the meanest government which concentrates capitol into a few hands, and impoverishes the wage, worker , and producers ut real wealth. When every voter adopts the sentiment of true reforir, each politician will be ready to con form . True reform is to avoid all sore heads of every disposition, aud make capability a.ad honesty tbe test of pohtioal character QriNcy VUILI. DRIVER. Newport; N. C. May L'Sth IS'.' I. SLAl ("in UK IN SAN" CALVADOIt. (.'en. Feta an. I i Hundred of Hi.; S,,Mier tilled. Panama. June -Th..Star and Herald ha-5 U'ooive.l tho follow ing: special advices from Sau Salvador: "In tho battle at Santa Anna on ..lav '!. tli'1 (ivornnii'iit i troops, uuiicr 'n. A ti iii ! Kzeta. vverf :n Ezcta died. Six i. t ilr. I -..!. were killed. ( ten. 1! v. ;i wounded. "President l-lzeta ii.i-. res.iinl in favor of Carlo- 1 5 j n ilia. A eounter-ro vi ' i i' 'ii i-; sur.' to1 break out, a i " 'tnil i-- tint generally a : l.l". ( Jen. Alantitii t- tu t' President. " - -1 ! 1 1 v .nn.' It Bailies the l'lticmi Atlanta. Ga. June l.-'J'iie I)o- . . . , tt,s.i ;., 1 1, . .; . iv .... . tec 1 1 I'J aie uiii neu 1 11 ineii enui to to discover who threw the dyna. mite whioh partly wrecked K. J. Wall's house. l.' 1-,,1-v u-in,l, ie in W.o 1 1 "s li .vi 1 co and in the one arijoinino; ocru . 1 1 - it.. T. .-i - . . - jaic-i. u . ... ,, Cepv o! ;.!!! I'dlia.i i :i:i-l Ituw- sliattorod. . Meld In'-tni-'er. Frn'. Ail if which i- ! Wall says ho has an idea as to ,.u.u-antevd t. do ..u m.i and cost you I the identity of his enemy, butl cotl.iug Forsaiuat F. . DutVy"- 1'rug l refuses to say who it is. J .-toie. i -ii: i !. i llii'iit a 1 1;.. .- ii.il II .i- t!ir I liinl Par. j AiP nr. ill - l.i-', I.I ' lit' SM'Crhr in i lieu I ii-? w.-ir i: - rri i il. , ' . ! ; t i '"' ' " . . : .N .'.('.. .1 iv .:. I I ( i V, .1 :. K 1. ( ,-( , .., , . , ., ;!: , ,. II ;n .n.';- "i-iii,. l Mi :-i. p! m ,vt ' " '' ; ,':,, i . , " i , ; , , ., t; - ,; n ". ,. . i :tt 1 1 1 '" ' -. 1 ; ";' : . '': ' 1 .1 v. Kit. 1 f ; ' I'e 1 II I i mi I I I ia ; u' 'li i ' - - 1 1 ; . - ii ... -. i . . oii'liii'in " i ii" I hi- :.n- i-:i :.. ; , 1 1 ii h -- ere. u".i- - - n mat I v a- j oi tin- pmy m p..,v.r t ' sii.i :.. : ju-i 111 1 Was ,., ,,. , t ; a i -r ' ' rnne i.r-, a id 1 "I Vim -i si lhev have net!, in: to -i- , . r 'ri . ,. ". i ; . r, t ' ... . , i r ... i 1 ( ,1,., ,n -il, i i ',, j j,,, , ,,',,t;, n. j a. IIt mn wsi;in(;ton llti f.k. Senator Vance's Son t l Vi-it M irehoad on Hi, Hridal Tour The Tariff Hi I'. Mr. Harry Maftin. :i . -f Van. e'--ti j 1 1 , t" whom he wa- warmly :itta h ed ai nl wh. ",- di - rveh p..p:lar llinui-ih-nir Nci'ih t'ari'lh a wri I e married .Tuiv :M to Mi-- Klli i'.u: rltt. ;!' :lrs ei:. . M: lhirrlti .-eir- id" tie? in---: 1 euaifii! -Irl- latlii-i.ly. "-lie i? a d. -ee!l. a".! oil il. r m, ah. t'- -ah- oi tin- C.ir.-o'. of Dud hiie ton Ma:. or, oneo:':ie' in --: ar:-t. .-ra: .. oM t'nnlhi - i t' the Dl-trli t. Xtijit'a! lil-ii n a -s will 1 1 ech-l -fa!; d -it st Malthe'vs chunhth;- eltvh A reli hi-lm , :-p,al,i-vl. ot' 1'iori i. a kn-in.ne; Mr-, iiiee. and ore i t' Senator X'anee"- . .- -e-: Ii a- al ouis ale ot' X' e.-'ih ( 'a r- e .:: i. After the wediiintr I .e y- "-iple will e,, ,,ii a -'i..:-. ;rlp ih- nethern -ea shore. Tln-n the;, v. II. vi t Aion-head tit v. I iaa-iu'h air i I 'ha i .1 Mil! ! in' to itonJe.ion ior the -ii'iinr :'. The IvIi'-lJ - aiNMainr Yaice w ' ha ve ah. tl -r iiiid. r-'ari.'rn;' 'a' the mailer it' 1 amen 1 a:i i pr :-:i I n e-ntly in thi- colinnn, -ivine; M:'-. Vance wm writitiLr a IlL;rapliy i her t.uni nte-1 and h-tli: jai.-hed hr.-hae,.!. Sir- i- p:vp.irh. his papers, letter-. -aa. h aad ieitur.--lor aihlical:.in a". l hope to nielllde a hiography that w;': he to. I in uvat inea--ures ill the Se'ia'oi- own word-. It:- undi r-to nl here th it ('Icvehmd and Carlisle are m perfc-I accord as re trnrd- the amende 1 taritV Mil. Senator 11:11 has reair.til much of hi- h'-t popu lafitv hv his elfart- in regard to hiving si-nai-.i-iul mn ktinatiunj! made w all onai doors. It he would now alm'.i-h execut ive se'ssior-s of the eiiate Icwonal w:n the la'atitude of t!i cm utry. The he-t intoiined p.iiitietar." lure think the taritV hill will iieeomea law by Inly l-t. j-ltc the pa--aue of the taritV bill cannot be immediately !olh,wcd '-y the adjourniiient of t'ou-re--. a- a l;o d many people -eein to think. On the con trary, -une time mn-t he occupied in the consideration ofthe nppnipnati m bills of which twelve have been s. iitoert,i the Senate from the Ilolise. :' lin e twelve only three Mi',it,ry At adeaiy. pr.- -lon- :;nl ; ,rt:iicai:oii- nave oeen jep ei e '. h aviiiu' li'ne -ti'l in the CuNim tier 1 A; p: opr.atior.s. The Ipui-e hi- tw.. -til. to pa-- the Indian alal I ne ( . em r.i ' d, li iell. V. While'tll! so bills will undoubtedly he hiini'.d thiouh w'nt'.i they are reached, tliev e.illliot he pa-sed Uillcli fi-ter than oi.e ev, rv v.V:j day-, anl thi- will occupy ah the a ,rk day- o! amor'h. 'I'ue ! ili- aje now i-ellj plli ill sh ipe h the S, har, Appvonrlatioi.s 'oiue,iitee. -1 that tie v i an be rai.al'.y rfixirled wheli "Vi r ;':e wa i- ma,',- i .ear 'r them The i ' aiir, of Pn;. ini- ainlSu;--eor-hil l in t!t:- '.! tiii- with, al't- r a VI r ei till iott. Tie' mellill -Is ware Ltlveii a ne-i'l. ,;i a' tie- White H, hv tie- I b i- nt ... 1 Mr-, c:."..--had. HON'T lilt; TOO So:)N, Immature Potatoes (iain? Iu A (Jood Season Before I s If We Wait Till They are in Proper Condition. We have notice 1 potat e- lc.iviin: here for the r.o-ihei'a market-, -mall and im mature. (' anuil--.o:i men -pe ik ot l tc a :;u::a,l . "' -in h iv'i'i.; fe'aa.r 1. and not bei:rr such a- 'he lurke di. aland- they sell lajii-idef h i .v 'U ,Ution-. aad this iris a ha: y : i break the market even on the l.'1 i p )!a: -. We tin 1 in a po-tal under date i.:' May "l-t. sent Mr. I). Lane. dear a pre - niati ,.f the veeil for waltin.; until the .. s ;,.. t'y n..ot ,vd I e;' ire i a -1 1 i '. . '. : W, n,,:l,- -..me h w irr'v r- of North t'aro'diii poiat ie- ciaili.' al-ei I.ait a- ci ha', e -clii none a: e tin L'r. i w n ra- i the atter,-':-i . rr-:r 1 . are "a- trade win. - 'i 1 : th':- and l:ia!; do:; ,,f nt uc, i ! pa. eir,- u at . . i in .tuia !. I ;h . : w !l :i .-.::U -.rv..:r . uivi t 1 re. 'I'll' -e W. . ::-. Kb, -.'.- N.-w a:.d :ho-. wl.o - vi unit to b.a :::-ol 1 :':: . Fav. -H.'1 11. II. llti. khn j , ,., . ;.. n : i,.Vl. ,. ,:, 1, l i. -. i : - . n l -it .e: : r.itre ar. C ; X fo , ha a.'. , ar. ; irct a -a' Kin. N:-w I lb- lhll- Free, as well t I, . OlIitK l 1 AM) J ACKStr", i in i .riii t Ai ee-i to Fiirht Hie Latter At .1 ai k-on il e Next F:I1 for Si 0.000. N V..i:k. May M. The i n t ' n ; . 1 1 i ' i n a 1 heavy weight ehampMuship hatte between Jim" ( 'nrhi'tt r.ntl Peter Jack. s"ii will pussitively nut take ll,i('f in l-'.nland. C-.irhctt states that he has de eliio'il the Xational Sporting ( 'lub's 1T. r til a slo,Oi"i purse and will only consent to fight tin- culnre.l champion in Amer ica. This information was cOn vfvod in a cablegram to day to ('t'oriro W'eltv. the theatrical lil:lH!imr f, f'Arr.i.tl 1 , , , In tho cablegram ('orbett also stati-d that he had decided to acci 'pt the ;."i,(ioi i purse offered by the Jacksonville Athletic Club, of Jacksonville, Fla.. and authorized Mr. Welty to sign art ii li s of agreement. The Californian agreed to light Jackson for t he purse and l". '"i". the battle to take place in Octob.-r or Xovrinbi-r. Corbett says he will not return to Ami ri'-a until July "r August and will l't'tjuire at least three months in which t" tram for the contest. Corlirtt says that the battle must be fought under Marquis of iiioi'iishurv rules, the gloves to he the smallest allowed by the club: the otber details to be left to the Club. A ( UK AT KATE K. The Must (iiirantie in the History of Southern Kailroadiog. MKMrnia. Teua., .Ihj .51. -The most K'S'itic rate w.ir in the his tory of railioad.ug iu the Southern States has broken out, and every road south ofthe Ohio and Poto mac rivers and some of the Eas tern lines areinvolved. The trouble has been brewing lor some time. Teree or four lines have been secretly cutting rates on Eastern business for a month past, thereby reaping a rich harvest. The other roads soon discovered the cut and demanded that tho guerrilla watfare cease. The Southern Rail way and Steamship Association waa asked to interfere and put a Stop to the rate killing, but Chair man Stahlman was unable to bring about a settlement and advised tae roads that had stood by the agree ment to go in'o the fight for blood Aa a result, the Louisville & Nashville, the East Tennesse, Vir ginta cv Georgia, the Tennessee .Midland, the Kansas City, Mem phis lS: liirmiugham, and the Chat tanooga el: St. Louis Railroads to day posted a notice that a reduct ion of (o per cent, on freight to and from E istern points would take effect June -. The notice of the cut created no little excitement in railroad circb-p, but it was not thought chat passenger rates would be disturbed. The idea wan dispelled late this afternoon, however, when the Ten nessee .Midland postd notice of a sweeping cut in passenger tickets to E istern and Northern points, rue Louisville cv Nashvillo promptly met the reduction aud announced that it was in the fight to the finish. The other lines have not met the passenger cuts yet but they are ex pected to do bo to-morrow. ATLANTA, Ga., May .'51. At a meeting here to day of tariff men representing Southern lines West ern cities, it was decided to meet tbe cut made by Eastern lines on business for the South. The indi cations are that the war will extend and become more intense. HAYBORO CORRESPONDENT". . j a He-Election The Tax Levy By i '!; lhe County Will be Free i Prom Ddbt and the Taxes Oiia Half What They No Are Other ! News, j 111. no it -lontXAi.: The board of ; .lu-t Ice-..: the Peace for Pamlico county ' met at th" court house on the 4th. lieinjz tl,e:ir-t .Monday, and re-elected the old j hoard i,1 l oinitv Commissioners, to wit: ( '. II. I','-.', ler, Saniuel d'ampen. Henry j A. Heel. .T une- Potter, .) r.. a nil Joseph 1 V. II an!-. The --ime levies oft ies were ma le as la-; ear, a- follows: 40 , ms oa lhe ore huiidre 1 dollars of v,, lit it ion of real and p 1 is. in.d property to p .v Craven county iikbiueilt t-peeiill), - ee-.ts on the Oae !;ii:ah'ed dollars ol'vahiit , n 1 11 real and personal property and Th e, ntri 111 toe i-.ll to i.av fir jail ii.i court house. 5 '-fecia' i. -21 '. cents on 1 , hundred dol lars valuation ;;iid 1'.' cent- en the poll, lor all county purpo-i'.'s. (Lteneial). '"puis make- the taxes, state and county, for all purposes on real and personal property 1. on the idoo.no valuation and tf2.7j j 01, the iiobs. The Hoard elected, T. A Moz'ngo, Sup't ot' Public Instructions, and Y . T. Cab 1 i- the county attorney. The report of the Hoard of Commissioner- showed that the pre-ent levy of cents on property and 7-3 cents on the p ,11, would pay e!l' the court house and jail debt and would not have le be levied aiiv more, and that one mure lev y of 4 ,.'etita would pay otl" the t raven conn' ; in-lament. -,. that ne t ear our taxes will b 2i cents on the sb'i'.Oo valuatiuii le--. ara! iu l -Oh w-c will have paid off all our debt.-, and our taxes will be reduced i . ..ne nil! ot wnat tney now are. a ins 1 I- -.o-ai new; to ve tax payers, and too mm h jirah-e cannct be bettowed upon 'our r, orthy board (' County t'Omtnis- tioners who have n aliased ouj- county I at'iiirs so well, a re-election wa- justly due th-'ni. "Well do.,,- th -u a'" ei ,r .! faith'ui i -ervan:-."' I 'hue ) i-ii . , done lots I , if 1 , , 11; ; on h 1 ,.n e- !' Con; ;- 1 e-,,ni- ;i ;ni'ii;u', a .1.111; - w.o i.eL;in 'hil'.r.e ilii.- and in x : w eeh. I Potatoes have '.eeti considerable !.niaj.el be tue drouth, yet we hear of - r.,1- . are d'u'L'lna: and yetting 4U barrel- -a jaiii:- - peraere. and -everal bau'els : c .-. If the prices continue up. this w h ' hr.e- n-:deral le numt-v into the Potat.. iii;,'elr' 1- 0,,-njj on this week at. 1 '.u k ,'run:-ii' r- are a- tlilck down hete as loi l.-ts mPtrypt hut ':l' don't ear how tbl:k they are s we can et -,,.,,1 prices tor oar potatoes. T. I'. IVrki i-. our resr'ster of deeds. : ,-: hi- ; i:u la-t Saturday by tire, it sag id ,: :. le-, about .sjOM.I.ni. Pa iii ri;j. Preparation for War, C'dadtADO Springs, Col., June i I'rep.irtions for war are going l-apidlv forward here, arms .111' 1 uininuuition coming daily. One hundred thousand rounds of ammunition, shipped from Chicago Saturday, arrived to dav. Rifles and revolver? are corning lr., and further ship ments are expected frou; Chica go to morrow. 1 ha h L. Kirbv. of (Joldsboro, has 'taken ehar-te of the hsanc asylum as siitH-riuten.Uiit. Dr. Woo l retiring. The lai'ter eentleman was appointed in 1889. and has for almost ire vears filled the I position with zeal amiability. bTAl'F CORKESPONDENCt. The Onslow Count j Magistrates' Meet ings itutl Eleaion of Conn') Coinniisi ners. Ei.itoR .ToCRXAL: The i:r ; M ..r Of June :- UMially a -i,;.j- , ,v ;h: anciuit l iwn. hill I . .-, 1 . ; y - ;,r !. .1 -jiart'ire. Tiie i rmvil j- ;:: i f ' na usually -mall. Tn-.Ia j i r- uu ( mei-tinu ill lie- J,,:inl 't Cnnn'. em. i-. anil the Magistrate-, ami ;,!., tin- ;t.:,r. ut KJuratiun. The Magistrates ami (.mntv l ii-- sionOrs anil Hoanl of lluur.a'ii.n m.-i joint session to rln i t!ic Sii-!ii;t- !. :. ofl'ulilic I n-l iictiuii. which the !;'. elcetinit t.ur lr:en, l'i f. K. M. K !. ; ;. acchiiiatinn. after wliirh the M-eji-'.i : aiul . ' o 1 1 1 1 1 isii ilK'l-- leviol tin; l:e- I-;' tl,,s '"'. levying; the sum- n-, la- H I !'. I t III.' la 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i The Magi-trati- then w,.n; hit,. 1: election ot a Board of C.ain'v (o-mai -toners for the next ear w it h the lel-o i n lt result: D. .!.' Simk-r-. b ,,. M toeks. John G ili'iranii-. (i- o. II. Sham . -. M. Sanderlin. t ' 1. Taylor, oi' ( 'atheiin I .a h. . . 1 e-,-l,-c!. 1 ( hai ri 1 ian of 1 he I l,,:i : i ; M : i-l'at, -. .- J. U. Frank- a- S- .1. a I II. LOVE ( OKKHSPOMiUM II. Favor Present County Officers Hains and trojis Taxes. Potatoes! ar,- enina ,,,)' h ti,.. whole sile. inn withstandinL' t In- . . en ail--'' ei 1 ii'-n are ndviinft the -lii).p'i to th- crop until matuiad. i i::i-.ii,,.i , j, -the l.iirhest estimated. Misses Julia ( 'harito'i and I', .ui I , ., 1 left yesterday to sp..-nd a tew .1 ,U ,;, Trenton. They expect to tak - .-. t ' , picnic ri'il) l.v the Sip,, la --, I a I M'-rtle Ibaiieh. I n our oiia,,..!.. i,.n -i. a- ;. Democrats in tin- -ei tion wa-.i W. 1; Lane. . I. W. Jii. idle and Win. M . W,i- u to remain iu their otlieiai po-iilon-. Tline batter men cannot lie loiind In th, caint v. and mark l.v prediction. War It. Lane will be re-nominal, -d. The refreshinu' rains ibis w . k !,.. ,.ii,,c,.,o ii- auees ot tne Iariner-, at I he same t ane ,.,...) ... i. ,i i ,,, , ,. Theie'i- a reat deal of eomphrnl o account of the stand t.feoli ai an 1 rom. We have now three suit, lay -s, h,,ol -. well attended and i: ,.d ie--n-. Mo-; assuredly we ou-ht to rai-e up our chil- uieu in uie way , ney m.oui.i Junes auen had their crops se- I heard a man c.ndemine; th i si m f l v. damage:!. Hoard of ( ount v ( 'ommis-hnn-r- I ,, oa u-e " ., his taxes are likd.er now thu, t! v wa re i; '' 11 " ;l eliotm accident some years at:,, and now Mr. K lit,..-, thi- T' r 'owpe.ii Ltnding, which hap imii is wlnu I call a uro d liver. It was petied several days ago. Leon Oar only last year that he wen on a bond tor; awati, a boy of about twelve ears two hundred dollars (ju-t ilicb an I hi- 0f at;e. h id his l.-g broken I i a taxes is only nine or ten dollars. We ! w.rs.r!(. .V!tli anothey b v. We a.e lheve th-re arc men wdio pay more than i to noN, , lV he in don.- thev ouirlit ii. in v. while thete are se a ra I . i . .. we" know who-donb pav their proper- i a" hl' kul a "eatment ot Mr tional part, and we are ' in favor oi t he J- L. -V-xiii.-., a medical student of assessors makim.' a more thorough ht- Olir town. vestioation. yp. Iva0n;lra Urisrht and the wri SWAX3B0R0 CORRFSPONDENCE. ,, Good Crops Prot acted Meetin Shipping Sews. The bugs nearly ruined some of! the Irish potatoes Pane Green stop-! ped them after it was used, but I some let it alone too late. i Dan. II. Russell as the Island, expects to make 100 barrels corn on i 7 acres highland, manured with fat backs, Dan made total failure on Irish potatoes. They were very nice when the cold snap killed them so they would not come out, he pu: tlie place in corn and that is fine now. Rev. Mr. Starling h is just closed a protracted meeting 13 days and nights here, ably assisted by Capt. J. 0. Simpson of Hateras, Capt. Eagene yeomans of Straits, Prot. Walter Thompson and Capt. It. Foster of Swansboro. Also I. Mc. Jones. Supt. Sabbath school here. Notwithstanding we had sttch good preaching all through the meeting, and only four joined. Six vessels loaded with lumber cleared this port this week. Capt. S. C. Simpson the scbr. G. C. Browning carried 130,000 ft, the rest near the same, The lumter was from Perry's and Prettymans Palmer's mills. NEW RIVER C0RRESP0SDESCE. Protracted MeetiDg-, V. S. . N. Do partment at Marines, Oilier Items. Our farmers are iu better hopes siuce the rain; some of them had to plant cotton over again. Rev. Belle and Sivaln have just closed another protracted meeting at Salem thirty additions to the church. They are both good preach ers; hard workers and have done much good in this community. Mr. 0. B. Pridgen has eight ducks that have laid about lour hundred eggs this season and are not ready to set yet. They are the Rouen breed and are about the size of the Pekin. The W. N. and N. K. It. Co. will soon begin work on the wharf and warehouse at Marines. We learn that the pilings, etc. are now being co eu for it. This is much nee.'td is the freight for the Steam r has to be carried out and nrouiia ashont in small boats. Mr T. Barker, our ! e m r . can ,.kehis hands full oi ';'t .n ' ' hem to the bi-. h. ve ! i x ,. c j to have him ; hi es made aud wan fcti i Queen bees. We predict euro, --s to 1 .1 T 1 1 l . 1. 1 our irienu DntK.nr as ne t tin-a ue- light in his vocation. Mr. E S. Smith at this writing i. quite sick and his friends are anx ious about bis recovery sincerely hope he may hj better soon. Another excursion from Jackson- vtlle to the banks 4th Sunday on tbe new steamer Geo. D. Purdv The steamer is very suitable for excursion, ir being double decked with canvass canopy overhead, and also comfortable seats. Can it he possible that the ahle and!.,,,. ,. , - ;1 v.ill n-ore Vullv ai.i.e.ir learned niemher- of the inU-rtale eom- t',,,, , , ,,. i in ;!i.i a. lion, will mci'ce coinmiisjon helievn th'it scalper- ! ,.V, : ;,v :,i t;e court house door in exisL against Vile wisliL- ol the i-i:lroaU : ; .j... N,-. ',. ra. on Mod-'uv June If so they .should all attend a railioid j 1 . : t t ii i . -.r,ft'. 1 M. i 1 . . kindergarten. j hiuht-t hidd-rf, i la h. t a-': , i-, 1, -i- a 1 ,- ' j ed in the s ii I iu I ; in 1 1 1 .-i ,,-v, i . 7 . aer.s aojoinii-u the ia:a;s of l"r,a in in 111 1 . i vnrrn ,in,r.: rnrsrvrr ! kin. .lo-hua I-,,y. and ,-iher-. htn-; in if you re a sulteriDg wo- man, demands Doctor Pierce's Favorite l're- Bcription. There's no other medicine like it, for women's peculiar UU. No matter how distressing your symp toms, it relieves your aches and pains and U faithfully used will bring a permanent cwre in everv chronic weakness or derane-e- ment, in catarrhal in.Cammation, and in ha i Br. H. V. Piehce: Dear Sir I can cheer- fully recommend spur valuable medicine, the favorite Prescription," to suffering females. Three years ago my health became bo poor hOld dUtiOfl. T WOO naranaul r. tii Jr "'"""eiy aoie to neip witn tne nouse- edir.ine, and I purchased six bottles. That, , .de With the l.t.'Al t ronf mart D,.i.aH T-,n.i.'. .- ,uu vja . lv., ilium; me strnnrr nnfl r-.,H My sister has used It in the family w:tn inu result. m: Pi-l'-i.nal b n.r. , a. ol i in i' la.eal t tiit 1 . is 1.1 ' e ,1 M -. T. .1 H.vi'i j ' 1 . 1 . .-I 'o Ion bun ') 1 id 1 . . M ; s. S l .1 ', 1 1" a 1 ' ludiV til oil r to . :, Mr Mi. - ' ' i rv w;ie:r S i" 111 ,1 iv a-ol-,- 1 1 v .v 1 h bin , tteli! hero. .Mr. K. A F -1 ' ' 1 --ed through he; e S i :. , I 1 e ; . : ; , ' e ' o h 1 -i In on e at lb- -; b R. V. 'd , . I, . il.:.a:i,,Us.- lilled his appoi a t nun I e; e huildiy. Mi-s 1. . i l 0 l; one ol inir 1110K' eh. it inino; Ml a.; iadte-., Il fill fled Si 11 Idas l:..ai li-i!! Spunks ludi rir e. Mert-rn. 1 1 A Ask in A M V ti lt, uns, and (i -1.1 id b- , went to ynui city Monilav ... i t ud iuoet iu ot the in '(.'i- rr"e-. J iie i'tii'd p ii ; de ol our icin- uv have 010 ui . d club, ami hold . their inee' ttiLt- I 1 1 be Grange hall every ht-rond M uril.iv. M"r-. M P.ryan and Cleve. dr. w nt ;,, ,,!ir city M-m- il ii, Mr. h. v ia 1 j n : or. and .M 1 . Cleve m on . Prof. S. II. K -tot. ite. nf rreirmi. 1 Who tatlr'tll He oil! licit' in 1 .vii li, i n a pint re1 1 r o : In- med i " l c Iese at li 1 t u - -in i is visi' nti friend in ' r ' va . Mr. S. M. IU v.- 1, a former cit'.-ni lldoyed'an! oi ' ,u r t 1,1:1, w ho is em c 1 , ; : i tt on t o , ,-t ntnent works on ib r:v it lhe 1 ' .a is v.- 1 1 1 11 , ! t-1 -1 1 , '. ' . ! e . Mr. Na'o m W ii:t !.rd w .,o -, .11 yae.'d in the U IP. - ; 1 1 sin --.s lie. u lb oh j ,, k, I'.t t '. ' . -inrv ti i;d a P) his Ii '.i-ii hen- 'bin dav. i..UJIJ t t: vv.b. .v -.n.i I I. i51 ,,.,,1 lV,.re tli lu, ,. , , i i - 1 1 1 1 1 1 here. In .no ;) ir.i- i h III l, -h-ptllelit las' Tli'.lisday. There w ,-h i a : t e a d i a ' ; mi- b 1 1 1 s'.nrn t i ,,;r live miles lioin in-r- on j lie Wa-h i t: oil ro id las' l'u'P -i a ay. Sever J farmer.-, ln.-tll linu' Mi. 1 ter paid a visit t i the Maple (3y- ress ici tut v last S iturdav. The farmer Nay they have the finest ; corn crops they even had, but they do not expeet much more than bull' la crop ot cotton, owtui? to such a poor stand, caused b the extreme ly dry weather during May. pte. u I. i; m,-,!,,;,. i r:t, -: ll,, u d :. .1 a pan, -" I Me Pure and .m- mi , neat i ti the FARQUHAR PATENT VARIABLE L FBICT10N. FEED .Vcrf il -Aifi WqhTit Award at the World Coltunbian Erpotition. SAW MILL & ENGINE Y. OKks 1 s 1 H K "RT.I. Warranted the belt made. -. Mi l- N:.v fiiii--TT. and Sinnlard Aricoltural Imple-cici-Ln i-f i--.--: vaa.if. ai l.- f. j-ncos. I. lustrateit Catalogue. FARQUHAR SEPARATOR -T-a' i .11 . nnr-CY - OAOTV - s n , " - -..'12Sia4 1' onr.al. IkhIM dr.urht. A. Ill t u;o l II A li CO., Ltd., York, Vm. LADIES bo VOL' KbOW DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S STEEL END FENNYROYHL PILLS aro the orieinal and only FRENCH, safe ami re- nariK. cnri' on t la murki'l. I'rice Jl.Ull; sent bj uiaii. j(.-ii ui:a: "111 injJ uy F. S. DUFFY, Druggist and Sole Agent. Sale f Valuable Turpriitino and J-u in i n LT Lands, at tho Court Jloiist' door of Onslow Ct)., N.C. Situate near Cut lierine Lake, on Monday tlie lib of June, A. 1). lspi. between eleven o'eloek A. M. and -'. o'eloek P. M. I ' n, lei a. la '-nit nt of t In.. Slip, rioi- e. ant of i :. , ;y. tra, 1,-n-, 1 at Pall Term A. 1). !-'::. la an .alloii w li - it-1 r i S; in on Ii. T ,-. ',,: ,,; ,ln:l.!f and William Mur r'.!! a'i ot!,,-i-- .:, d, leu, lint-. ti,.. un.ltT--l'olid. a- 1 "oll,!lil--lo a-!'- of tin' Court, u ill -i 1 1 f'1' ( 'adi at t la' t ilia- and place a! ,oVi' iii!:l ',,!,.' !. ' 1 i al Ii'-I tla-' arc 1-lllpoWi !! '." -'! . 1 1..' t ll" jll i"lll, lit aH-I'e-said ill ail ill,,-.- l ino-. i X.a pt a lot of alioiit 1 TH a-re- s, ,1, 1 i , ( i. I;. c,,, pVir- poi-i,-d to 1 .'i , iii-i-, i.y tin- m ort'n tri or tin-', dvid iiiad" I.y 1- loah Mitrrill. du cc.'i-cd. :iud his wife, to iinon I!. Talor 'I'Cor. I,-. I ill Uiaii-lrr li n,k of -aid ( onilty iiiini'.eri-'l .-I, three :d jriLtcs 22-") and l22ii, aad -i;u ,',- in the neittlili iihi.o I of Catli eil'" l.ii. - a al Al'.nii Springs. 'I'licy con - - : ii ; i oi ts of diU'er. nt ,'ii'ras,,-iiid a:, '- t'a a 'a! Ill- i"ipuM- o! pi" iiltci'l" , , ;, of !i.e ti-tlal el- p- o!' t li" ,- a ; 1 ,:-::, h -iz'-s a- lo In l iii -1 . - . : 1 la ,:i., s ot a I Hi - iVolll I . a-, "hai-nid do'1,1"-. (Ill i- "I f tin- I. water .-:n...- us M.-ioii'ity w i t li neu li'inery : '-rrl:., litiLt t oi ll and la atill"; l ice. !:" ! i j ((, ale a l-o one i uollsaiid .- re ii.,.i,i itirpt u'ini' hind, s lie will ,. to ' ri, : :n.si piii a-- w 1 1 i i 1 1 ill i , aivi-ni, tit lot- and ,vili I a I ,, til" coldii'Mia" I 11 1 'V tic ('"llt t. i;i I il.l'll DI 'KPV. 1,'K 1 1 A U I W. NIXoX, u t w.i i oiiini--- is, i. .'' the ( 'olil t. Ai' Ooinniissione; lei .- t ' i a Ml! i It : Lau'l Sale. i ea a ppmr. ;:'. ,,: I ra en : 11 tin- 1 i:id ; a: tie- ;:,::.,., Ma, ii bryaa i- 1 1 , 1 : i V and 1 le i e, ill., : d, --11. pel,. iii: I'l dr.: I i I. ' ' 11 1 I 'I!::- M :; 'eh. ls.-l. i '. I). Mi IVEli. i (',,iii:ii;-inmr , - ---- - - - ' fji m m K C I an i1 r .'-inn SAP. J .i ' ' , i i i 1 ' ! ... j . J . vwiu 'I lie .:,! .-a-'a- 1. I ..vin been appoint ed l.v la-. Si -,- ..r ..urt A C lavi a ,-,,i'r- I IV 1:- (.'"ii L;.;!-i 1 : .: r '.'.-i line l.imls.i,- I '":,il',"M" ""' IV '1 ell wlir.f .M:a on l.rv.iii i - i . ! : i : 1 1 1 : 1 1" : i n 1 :il-.o Mi j;,,v 1 : i. u.lii .j ' ;m,i J. .1. ami r- a rv . !. 1 a1 Ian t - , a - 1 1 1 I m Te- fully i..).. acli. hi. i lpHls,, ,1 -.,.' on: tin- i'l-le-.M-n- in -a'i,l 11-r tor - ia at tin- i -in' N'.-u 1 'i n. ' 'ii Moial-iy .lui. 1 In- In ii v o: 1"J in. . . t- I'll. 1 V ' 1 I hii,. t li-l le; i r i ;-li.il;e lm ' 1 I ;) ; l.e s;i I, i i ii 1 e 1 1 h 11 ' . w v y,' , -- .!-.o"s s. ... ,,, i, ; ill. ;s on i i : ' ol il. ClrM 11. 1- Ma .' '. ..-. M, Koy . 1 1 i i . ls'.rt. W. I). MclVKW, t'l'IlUlllssiotli;!'. A HAS .11', -IT i;l. IT i;N I : I I'KOM 'III II WIIST WITH 50-"iEAD HOUSES AKD MULEb-"50 RAXG1XG FUOM 1 TO 7 YKARS OLD, And W c i n 1 1 i 1 1 I roiii 8 , ,S,.mi exti.i iim- I i . :n 1 1 . o ! E.-epl.o:,.iH lit..- lM.it: 1 1 . .1 - - ' A full : 1 1 1 i (Miiij)ictc Harness always n hand. ' We will hold on Tuesday and Wednesday, BL li To be sold without Reserve to the high est bidder. Don't fail to come. Lino I'luiil Stable-. 1I. 11. - Diseases of the Eye plans : Yacht S w s 1 . . Send 6c. (stamps'! for new Illustrated Catalogue of Sails and Marine Good. GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO. 20? to 211 So. Water St.. CHICAGO, ILL- L .H, CUTLER u CO., &.& N. 0. Railroad, NhH U1.K.M-. -V .. 31. I i u, 'I, SPECIAL THE TIBLE -1 1 .i: TRUCK TRAIN INO. -2-2 ALL I! AIL, In cflVcl SA'l'l'lU'A , "-'ihl. 1-0) DAII.V IIXCIU'T s( iy. l; t ' .! 1 1 if-i: I I " l')i:ri'llll.i 1" 111 Tinic 'I'..: .r:. c New ll.-rne, I l:ll k'-. I ns -ill-Mr:!. ..ri; ( r. k. rsui'-'ll, l in. to I '- l'ui I i 1 1 if liri k, I.M (il I, II Ilisl's. ii i i : i : Alliiv (,i,l.l-l..,l . i. X". I Tiniii ".'.111 wail iiei.-lin '. ti- ( : eck wlui i "ii t mn' '..r J 1 r i n ulna .- iriin r. muni;', w .'I li'ue ;.,!.! .or., tor Ne.v I',- r . ut I ' us u , vs.. oil,, r.i 1- ..;.!. iv.l. . L. D ILL Sup t. i .-s""'r ioi; i-yv A N I ) Fur Sals ly J. F. TAYLOR. III 'IV ai'C SOIliC oltlll' tjllOll 'I'llillS of lil'c oil ra ll li in! t lie. c: 1-1. .,.! ...I. '" V "es. ail. ,,,,,, , i in- m M . -'"'l I'.oi n mm.-, l v. -. .inairs ii i,.,,, i. li , i,.a..K .'..,,, ,1 . ,.,,,,.',.,"',. SA.111.1.. 1K1:1'., I K 1 11. It -1, sapo ia aiu a s relial.;.'. 41 II. .lllill-Iieki.l.l.l!. l,Ol.,tl o-"..l,o, I h.. !-! iivr liroimlil lo 1 1, i- m , i :,, . . ,, i ii'iii. - ,',. 1 hem . ,".li.' l-'or :i tniiii', Iry lliri s llooi li,., ,-, I; , varian, Kii iii, 1'ihi, r ami I'.nlii, i - ln,i.,n ,1 u initt-r Air, Uimw u's si, ; 1 1 1 i; , , a 1 w ; i s i iu lnuiil. '.li.. 1'i.i Me.,i, al n- - uv . ! T1...II.V..M, . F. I . Ma ui ill,- i l.,:i.,:' urn. .ml M:ln lali.l .A l.',-. I'm ir in on nli, i,i (o.n anil I'.raa.l i, - oi n t :.,i: - l, ir. 1 on, i A ii Mi.us 1,, I'l, -us,., .1 As. 1 J Y I.i ill. Is, JO ,V Ml'iai'- slri.i t. & CO., ) I ) to 1 150 lbs. Eacl so- a I - adapted to a and M 11 b--. ' .urosoM line of Busies and SALE Maldle SI roof, New Home, N. ( t. IIA''T'XtS and General Surgeiy.- ailS and mgging a specialty of liiyh-class Yacht Sails and Rigging at eiy niucli below those obtainable on the seaboard. Also Comnlete Outfits For Fishermen. S; nd us dimensions ol your boat and we will submit and estimates on her complete outnu Fl&gS and i "" 4 c 1 lU Mr iGoods. SHEPPARD'S MADE FROM PURE PIG !R0f(? Not one pound of Scrap Iron 1 ever used in these goods. DURABLE, CONVENIENT and ECONOMICAL. All Modern Improvements to Lighten Donsckcrplns Cares. Twenty diflcrcnt Blzes and kinds. Every Stove Warranted Against Defects. than on commoner kinds of Stove. Call on or address ?iew Serrss, l G. Vz Life Worth Anything toothers? Are there not jKM:'o;i.i dependent on n;: i earnings for their : uiort? Are they pro vided for in case of you? death? The simplest and safest way of assuring their protection is life in- Miranec. Business, pro fessional, and working men general 1 3', should in sure, for their brains p? their muscles, are tHei capital and income too'. Death stops them both; Jn.'.aic in tlie Equitable Life and death eannotstopj-our salary or steal your capi tal, and your loved ones will he safe from want. W. J. RODDEY, (irnrral Ai'iit for tlie Caroln4s, ROCK MILL, South Caroline- rJ' OiUt We Need Mopey .t 6 l R. T :ml lIus( I it i,- i n Tin. si - -a I ie ii- will oiviilly oblige 1 1- set 1 1 a j I i ,. a i . ei at - a i once. i;i's.i',i!all. NUNN & McSORLEY.