North Carolina Newspapers

rs K". $1.00 Per .Year INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. Single Copies, 5 Cents : t 4 ' " . VOL.XVIII. NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, AUGUST 1, 1893. NO. 22 . (X i ;i (Mas L ... mxvvA for Infants ttr aa -aalth. It win aa-ra aamatta; UA fa afraa latalr aatld'a modlctaa. Caata-Ha, d Uo Warm a. Caataria allay Fararlaan . amiUa-r. Ca-rtar-U PImtW j U fa ym tUa"bIy tha W ra k wwM ku mf fam. It la aarmlea. - c - v CatarU roliay Taatalaa TrVlaa. ",.. . . C tarta ear CamrUpatloa, and Flatnleney. Caatarta man traHaaa taa anWta af earWmta add gaa ar palaonw air. Caatartn daaa not aantafa rp ar , ayram, ar atkar nar eatto piopoi tf . Caatarla aawfaiflataa taa faad, yanl tna tamach and aowala, " ' " trg fc Ittj and nararal alaan. Caataria fa ynt np in ana-afaa Vattlaa anly. It t not xJd In bnlli. Pant aHaw any ana ta aall yam anytkiaK an tna plan or promUa fka it fa jnat aa f d" M "will anawar o-rery puTpot." S taat yan rt O A-g-T-O-R-I-A . ajgnataja af . Children Cry for L. Cutler & Co., New Berne. N. C. , i " GUILFORD COLLEGE. ' Tat AaVsjshBjW ft Mli aratswtw CoHess, aaea ( Yauira Men and Young Women. , - Four Iats Comnoodioua iJuiklinea. Noted for its Christum and homc-lika . aeaithfui mttuerx-A. Classical, Scientific, Latin-Scientific Courses. Normal, Busi . peas. Art ao4 Music Departments. Collese and Society Libraries, Scientific ' bonUory and UabineU Facutty of able instructors. Charfres moderate. FoaCATAfoopBs ADpRKffl,. - The PRESIDENT, 1 -' -'"w :-r" ":V--: ' . . Q1IILF0RD COIiEGE, H. q. NOTICE tf SEIZURE - NWBBJli N. 6, Jane 19 b, 1805. . Notion is becrby svrn the seizure of . tbe fjllowiHg pn-peny for v!itlati-n f the v" ' internal rrveoue Umr, Sections 3303, 3305 5318a. ' ' Juot Otli. clevoa packnin s of corn -" wUiakey so sed at the dauillerr of David y. tatt(Tn, No, 29G at Vanot-buro, N.C.Vii':,;"" Jane )$,. thrre pickazes of om .-. 4 wMikey.-se)7et 1 st- iti'e twr nTiMio feihkins, Nr Herp-. from Uie if- -. iillery of rJ.t iDvVl AvV 'ilerw.p, also , two psckajt of con wUiskey lnra the distillery of J. A. Pat ten 421 . - Any person claim".; ny of onkl liquor is hereby notified to appear at tliis office i the city of New Sentr, wiihm 30 d ivs (rota ibe date hereof and make such 1 . eiima in the mannet awl f-rni prtcribel " liy law or the said pn-prrty will l for-' - fated ta the TJoited tjtau-s. - a f. M. FiMnosa, CllectT. By W. T. Caho, Uepaty Collector. - ' - JoalSdl 4 NOTICE cf SEIZURE KKWunta N. C, June 20Ui, 1893. ' Notice feberkby given of the seizare of the following property for Tio'ation of tbn Interna! Revenue la 4, Sections 5238 and 825,to witr - Jane 18tb Eleven pack-tges of Corn Whiskey srisrd atl!r dwttl'err of A. B. mpia, HQ. 2 Vifl at AtUincf, t'amlioo liiity'N. fatenJwriQrtpper-StiHs, one ildtikg 169 sallfina, the other Q0 g&tf.ms . wster ra8aurem-nr. togi tlwr wiui the 'ntpr worms and fit tares belonging ' to hsut MIltB. - 1 n nmii taii.i ur r hill luinnr . . 1 . ' j t . .... ' 01 wuer mirnj is Here UJ nwui u iu-n- , pear At this ofilce in the city of Newbem - - ; witbJo 30 days from the dnte hereof and i raaJteaoch cl-iWns in Ibe nannor aiMl lorm ' pivacribe't bj law, or ihe sa'M pioporty will txs fbneit"d to the L mied emics. ' . i I 0 I. PoU. SiaoK,!. CjjitetJt.T, ' - W,T. CaHO, UJimtyColhct .r. . H it . - jin Bldlt w4t WRITE E&nOEUL POULTRY, r . PET-PCI YARDS, ' fot their imraeuse cat .aldgue to be issued this o-fjtb. H costs' onlj a efarap. EGMS FOB H ATOOING .vV si'ECiAivrv - y ivj;ss3l Prices o Fowls.- fiP.'R HCEGrE & CO-, NEW BERNE, - N. C. SUr9m Trjy lst pd pHSApEUT Brick in ' tnwtV" X will sell them chxapeb Uuin sajbndr else will sell ibe same grade. Sea .-Vanssj g me beXbre yon boy. . - , , . C KEItEHSTXIJ. 3 and Children. atf Caatorla -with fhm patronage of to rpaak ot it wtthont gsMiing. ody for Infanta and Children CaUdrea like It. It tag It Mt . In It Mother-, hare fa and practically perfect aa a Soar Car-it. and Wind Colia. SSPSSr Pitcher's Castorla. SHEPPARD'S wwwaf. W WW a. MADE FROM PURE PIG IRON. , .; : Not one pound of Scrap Iron '. v ' . la erer oaed In theeo good. , DURABLE, CONVENIENT tna ECONOMICAL All Modern Improvements to Lighten BanaekaeplnK Caret. , Twenty different Bixee and kinds. Every Star Wairuted Against Defects. Prices not mnch Itignor at this time - than on commoner kinds of Stoves. CaMon or arfdrast New : Stock ! We are Cpnstantly ReceiviDi Nsrw STOCK OF 2sj c Am a ass, reran ITT7EE, MaTTBESSSS, 'BSD SFSHTOS, FSATSSS3, CLOCKS, wnmqw shades, tstoss, Cook: & Ueattno Stoves, . Gasoline Stoves, Crockery, Lamps, &o. W booffht this enllre stork for spot eali ami we will soil it tor ROCK BOTTOM flenres lor cash or on time, so call nml ex amtae oar Stoc eore pnrrhailns elsc- w rbere. Yonrs Kcsix-etinlly, r arnitnrfl and Eardv&re Co. -t " ! No'aTOA 3 Mt'hjle PW Berne, K C. Do You Need.... A Refrigerator, Ice Cream Freezer, ; Wire Screen Doors,' and other Seasonable Goods ? IF .SO, CALL ON j Our Zeigler's Shoes Also a new line of Ilea uli fill Dress Goods. 20 pieces that Sea Island Percale Ut IO CtS- WI a SWINDELL & CO. In I lie tlly of F.I in- nml Vicinity. JHthcro(t In ami Briefly Tolil. Mr. Krnet Wo "1 i- krs i'il; I ' i c L'nvini- men' weather h.im'iI IV 1. tlir r.gu.ar nli Mr. W. ! .- jwav ITM'I Seven Spring-. We aie informed ill it there is a farint r who has to i ross Ni use river to . his ?i":itJitiLr at New I'-erne w ho has paid live hundred dollars from i hi' i t v dur III his p to am lis lit.-. ! Mr. F. Muiiluad ha- Uascdllicohl I'DutK'an Farm.' Cartel it lountv and ! iniide it his home. An oner nih. r plaisiiii: j leatiuvs he finds j i : nty i-J' oi:d huutini; : ai d di-liyhts in it. The heaiitifiiMy rc-isned eoiutnns of . 'Ik I'i'W jion h . f tin- court house row ii, ; io.-i! inn, 111 a ii haiiiKonie aji ! c irance. I I he coloreil Fair is unw ;eitiiiL' its ! l.i rt: aovi rtiinr leiv up ill towns of ihe Siate Iviri; h hvu'ii New IVnio and j ChaHoite. S t v. W. V. fiawrence is at- ten-1; niz 1. the "l k. 1 in- Ml ,.iy i xenr.-coni.-i yol hack at j ten o'clocEJ Friday. It was a pleased piity. JNot a on . 1 1 1. in t was heard and all icpnr. huviuy had a rand tune. The (). Marks Co. were pulling in Ihe CHsh niilna' sy-(nm at their nely re-m-ile!!ed stoic. It is one of ihe first li-i iaiion' f r the cpjniui; w hich is t" take place alnint the lsl ol beplcinlje.'. A gentloman writing from (Joldshnro makas inquiry as to whether he can get a l'a n here and il so at what pi ice. We will Iiinrsh the address if any one has one (hey wish to dispose of. 11 v. Henry L. Wi'ilield is holding a piotraeled nucting at Kitt Swamp. Ki;ht con versions have resulted so fir. The mce:ings will continue- through Sau day. The American bukenline J. Dresser. sunk on Ouler Diamond sli d on ihe 22d inst.. at 2 p iv ill Ik- n 111. The ve-JStl and caio loial lo-s. Tlio crew was saved. The llevcnnc Cutter Winona which has been under wailing orders for some time, left for Key VVe-t, Florida, mainly on ipiaiantiue rtulv. hut also to keep a hok I'lit for lilihuslerin? p-.rties. She will criui in neighboring waters. The Kinslon Free Fiess says that the forciJ of Ellis' Carriage W.irks has been doubled in every department. It is a busy scene m these shops now. This ex tra lorce is made neces-a'y hy tin i r in creasinr orders and the further lacl that Mr. Ellis ilesirt-s 10 accumulate some stock for the fall trade. The Jacksonville Times says: "Mr. Frank Mills of Vilmini'ton,, who has 1 en long :"d fivorahly known throuiihoilt this section, hiis ciuharkcd in the mer cantile biisiu. ssat Miiysvil c. We wish him the success that his untiring zeal and energy warrants.'' Mr. F. Muirhead of Springle was up to the city yesterday aud ave the Jqcils.u, otrici; a plcisant call. He in forms us that the liall had still not Ix-en e.vtracieil from the shoulder o Mr. F. Joiner, whose accidental shooting vfo told of. The instruments for the music house whvh Mr. J. W . Stalling i- ai.i -nt to open in New IJeme are arriving. M re an-expi cied t''ay . Win 11 cei jihiu; is in readiness Mr. Shillings inlenils 10 have a formal opening, conducted hy Mrs. W. b. inn. We leani I hat some days ao while Jix W. Small's sons were at work in the corn field, near what is called ''Core Cnek Swamp,''" Carteret county, a yi un deer came bounding ncris the field lollowcd hy Jordan Arthur's dog. As it came near ihe boys, it was very much exhausted and Sir. Jul us Sinn'l followed and killed it with a hoe. The Oxford Orphan Asylum Choir which gave so p'eising an entertainment here Thuisilay night left on the way Fri day afternoon to Elizalielh City and oilier points. We hope tln-y will have a lih eral rccrptioii everywhere, especially ns there is an advance movement is about to I e ma le nt Hie Asylum to give better la bilities Iqr carrying lip Asylum work and also to give capacity for taking in au increased number of inmates. Will pal up n lino.l Saw mil. We leam from Mr. F. Muirhead that a company of e'ght, (.f w hich he is one nre about to put up a saw mill at Sprin gle. They have ptirchasid ten thensaud bcres ol finely timbered lands, holding, mc eoid:.ng io what is considered a low csli inate. eighty million het of standing tim ber, two 1 1 u r I s ol it pine, the remainder divided between ash. oak, gum, cypress; blac k j ick, iScc. It is int. u ded lo pay giHl aitention to the. latter mcnti-ued woods and gtt them up in go d shape tor ceiling and other finishing mate rial. Mr Muirhead is a native of Edinhoro Scotland, but is more recen ly liom Pins burn Fa He is well please 1 with our country every way, hotir as regard re-our-i-i-s and heallhfiilne-s. He is making his home i Springle but has, not vet bi ought his family dortli. Our people ex'fen I ihem a warm welcome ' Good progressive citiz ns Are i yer desirable. I.t Th rff Flnjreri. C'hanncey Newkirk, one of the colored men employed upon the pile driving work at the Public building, got his hand caught paillv under the hammer ol the pile an I lost three of his lingers. Dr. Sln-et, assistc I bv ljr. lieu ton fell ilc red the uecesSirv surgic d assis- laucp. a k 1 11 u KoaiIv lor Opening:. ' fr .T T, Mrbiinii-I is friviier I hp store I 0 ' a-'-j lining Mr. J.J. Tolson's a thorough j cleaning ptvpinuory f..r opening the gro j cerv I usine-s of Mi Daniel it tt.iskill. J T In v expect to open about the middle 'of August. Jf. L. Fenlress Moveit Xrlj Itl-rllC. Mr. J. I. F.iitriss. of Maribel, fas toove-l his ; rot-pry I u'n.s up to the eily iiiio lln- otoie mar ihe nuikit recently j vacated by Mr. .) . . .M. sic. lie w ilt carry a full stock of gnceii.s and some general met ehand iso not strictly in the gioeerv line. Mr. Fentriss hasc.irrie 1 on a firming and merchandizing bu-im ss at Maribel for some time. For tlie proaiTit lie leavis Jlis himiiy' on ti e farm, with th- exect.il im) id iiioving them up til the eitv later. Mr. Fentress i- ;t u 1 and energetic man. We are glad to have him as a citizen and hope to see bin: do well heie. KIiihIoii 1'lrlorl.iifs. Th'- 'I'rilbys w ere joluewhiil ilsd up hy the Kiriclon nir.o in tho match game of base ball at the Fur grounds Friday. The .-tore by 'linings is as follows: 1 2 3 4 3 0 7 S fl 10 New liirr.e. ...710011 10 1 0 1 Kui-toti, 0 2 U :i 0 0 0 2 2 9 -Id is 1! itti i i. -. Williams and Nelson itison, M men and Jackson. SteV- The British steanics Sir ithgyle cleared i fri.ni Sernntoii, Miss . Thursday with i 3. 203. Opt) supci lieial iect of 1 Rotti rdain. the largest cargo himlier for ot lumber ; eyer carried out ol any port iu the U lil ted States. SI Kt.KIt V Hero at Home Witltoiil Spreiiil lro vlNlon III riitifM (irnornlly t'oiisiilereil Very lilli'iilt antl II nznnlnu. A gentleman wa.- in tin1 i ;! !, ihe L'.'l . from iln- cnuniry. w h" six n-k- a all op. ration for n J n -1 1 1 1 i i t i - p. 1 1'-. ini- 11 him I'Y one of phv-ii i ,i. h . i n u-i I -. lr. oil! . II. Miot. Ur. Mieit h. niu' siiiuil to hini lound him Mill' rin- lllis diCa-C ill So ailvalleed -i .' lln ie was no time iel't in v.iivli o : to ihe lily and -o lie wcil .die.d - ; any -kill it assi.sianl . aio l o. ri. i opel'atioa hilll-elf. Anotlii r noieworihv l.l I ill iol W. Ii S. 1':::;. r.,-n:o:.. I : cent ly pi riorum! I -y I M afsisle I hy Iii. C. M one in o .wlolnmy. - It mom h -inn- the opciat i ui a- per and 1 he ilient h. . -how u -Icady 1 1 u j r- o i - men'. 1 11 1 11 .1 h tl.e e.i-es eiled th li-uiU I c n as good a they niilil h.ive If. n where, and yet in IkiiIi in-iaeee the o tions heloimed to ela--iv- for i iVe illV- h;eh prohahly the niaj irily ol peopii- uonM I.i'i that ihey won .1 have to t .ke .1 N. ilh ern irip in oiiler to have been -u, i ess'uilj' trealeu, but fpeiiinee prow.- that our lesident physicians, others as we'd a tliose mentioned iihove. do h uidli' ditli cult casts succi ss'ully, iind moreover when patients wish to enter a special iu-tiiution lor treatment, lin y 'ectn to I'orgi t ollen that tlu re is ore near I heir home, iecalel in our sister coui.ty, Lenoir. We r !er io Dr. Hyatt's .-aiotoriu n nf Kii.sto While it is wi II to r. cogni-.; all a (van tages prosesscd hy the gieat and admira bly eijuipp' d institution-) of Ihe eounlrv. it is well also to naiize the -kill th ii i-possi-ssi d by our o,n i xeeiiei t n si.h ni physicians which they ix- lei.-e -o adiiiiia bly whenever oecasion require-. OXFORD ORPHAN ASVI.l .11 I HOIIt il ('( KSSFl ' eo n 01 anizii i; thev pn ciiiid a pirn e . 1 And tho!S..r,.rlsii.ilv ...l i:nl.-rlniii-; U)0l,1,nu ..r,. ...v r,,m. ,- ;K. ment by Them I.nt KIkIii. ,;,, j-'air building was tit's 1 u.-s'd The We suppose that a very large propol - ' managers wi 1 !i 1 ommeudali'ii juibi 11; spi-- ,. , ,. , "1 ,,., 1; i Mend. .1 th( in '.he ll-e of il fl. e ill the lion ol those who ai tended the entertain- , , . . ,. eai 11' il 'V- ol the order and Mr. I;, r. d ment hy the choir Irom the Oxlor.l Oi-i.h hi ; ,;s !hp ;,,, ,v Asylum at the theatre Thursday did so s ikewis.- I'lirni-ln d then light without nnich from a desire lo he'p the worthy : charge. object as they di I from a le-ire lo h en"- j The lodge k-d gaiuing in sii-.-iigih. tertaimd. But whcllier they went maiul) hoth numi riealiy ami liuancially and lor entertainment or not, every aitrndai.'t i making regulation:, and h-law--lor iis received full money 'j-Morih. " : govcrniiient .! ixigencie mo e until a The entertainment surpassed the expi c- very g.-od sy-U-in was wmked out. tnlions of tveryhodv it was a genuinely, j At last, 1-i.li. s, .iij-on motion of delight -ul, enjoyable all'.ir. The chijiri John Hill admitted to al! privihg. s 0:1 is one that, ae'e considered would nlk-. l -pi.d term with u.en, ar..I tlw order on cridit upon any school. The voice.- were! I cn ndr 07ih, 1S'J, one year ind nhn swi et and in good training an 1 in s .ng inoiilhs Ir.un date was Ire; of de'-t and and n-eitiitioti alike they gave evi lem e had li-VM 71 iiwthe treasury. It now has th.U they were ivciiving no inferior ! over $I,1ini and l.-ds lair tor oatinue j.ain instruciiou at the grand ch n i- j ng in p-.pul.n ily an I strengd.i. table institution m which thry are b(rng : Th- "idir. at a v. ry trdli.ig outlay, furnished with a home and I'duniiion. ; only 25 cents p-er month h.r ilin s and Space prevcnls our going into dilads ' fl.ti' upon the death 0: a mniiil.er, fur We will say 110 more ol the entcrluiiimotit ni-lus insarMtve and olio r ;.-yte-li"n to ilseh. but call attention to the fact that the i many n oide who oiher. i.-e would 1 ol tour is lieing made to hung Ihe ojik-j and the Asvlu n im re hit toiirh w nh eac h oilier, that the work w hich the A-V- lum is (loin.' mav I better realized ap-j mwhitral and unlield. Th re was o. c good f. atuie (A the A - y - lum's work 1 xenipliti--1 lx;:..ie ih- ;iu-; .1;...... K-.t .i,i..l. . .... .1 I .i y i-.i-. ! .1 .1. .,, 1 .,. .... :..,i.. ', ,. .," 1. v im I ii rj 111. mi iii.-n .11 1 :ii.'m ..l- not called to 1 tn it Is Dial uie .-impie, but neftt, pretty and wi Ii liuing garments worn by all the children wore made hy themselves, ev.-n to tlieir -ho, -, even the smallest uir!, appaoiulv o.i y i' -nu i . . n years old c iu cut and m.ike her own dresses. As the good eiiizeiis of our Slide look U)on those childieli laiddi.ig into livis of usefulness, it must I h? ii h ud heart in deed whose owner could feel iii-ihl hill a desire to further th- urea! wink ..f lln Asylum in every way possible. wn.n 1 MiToN-s iiiiKii i: Anil Wlml llio.y I'mposf to II" ul Ihe Flrenien'N Tonrimmoiil . From the Wilmington papers we make clippings in reference to the intentions of the Wilmington Fire companies about coming to and pnrtii ipatiug in the Fire men's Tournament. The Miss -nger says: ' Wilmington will le well r. pr. sealed nt the approaching Siale Fneuu r. s tour nament at Xiw Hern in Angu-t. Ala inciting of the Fiilh Ward Hook and Ladder company held Monday night it was decided that the c-.impaliv should lo New Berne with their apparatus. The boys are in good trim, and will no doubt maintain the enviable reputation that oic department enjoys for its rllijiency. Tin expect to carry about twcnly men.'' From Ihe.l'tar we lake tin- fillowin-: '"Howard lleli. f Engine Compiiny No. 1, w ill leave lieie on Ih" even n.' of lie 5th of August to t:ike in the Firemen s Association meoliug at New IVrro, 2x. C, and try their luck in the compel it ivo races whieh take p ace on August G h to con linuo until Aug. 10 h. They cxpict to wiu the lirst. prize and possibly sonic of the 01 hers. They will carry thirty active numbers and ten honorary men. b. is la the engine contest. Chief E lgine. r Wai ter A. Furlong, As-istani Pete. N. Kick. nnd Assistant John 15 '0s,jh w ill do i he work. In the Imse reel i onle-t II. T. Oldenbutlle bultinan: W- -I II. Hl '.'me, coupling breaker; and Hinly" )ii, Martin kSchuibbin, (ieorgo Silmite John lllonime ami J. E.- llaar, pitieuien, run ners and horsemen will Iry t" brink all I previous records. j ' "The company has Ixkhi supp-i.d witiij new uniforms, consisting ol blue coal , i white shoes, duck pants find fiii-u--, cups.-' i a fi.k ici a of ii:tH- Two loen tlinl Weigh in Hie Aitsre. IfHle Four l'oiinils on One I Insier. fr. Anthony Wayne of ( llympia. has I brought to our ol'i.e a remai kabiy line ; bunch of pears of a blight pi. -of aiicty. i Wilhin a space i f about i ight.-en i in-' o theie are exac ly two d-- n p. ars The bunch weighs ju-t four pou..ds. The peal's are 01 go-'i)' Size, 111 nigh not I ripe rhir even 'as ye.l grown. 'J'lcvwiH; p'Ol-ahly be double Uuir jirn-.-i-i - ze ai . ucduriiy. Mr. Wayne informs u- th theh .-,Mi Int-s of this vaiieiy. t'-nt l'u nr.- b .h lOiidetl iilld al way - do tvi e !. 1 lo ,,a o!i.ci varieties but these he consider-his I o-t. Such results as he at tain-, as is manifested by this s-implc and by the delicious ripe 1 fruit in iis sia-,;n is as plain pioofils any one need want that 'this :- a line pi ar 1 country, qrs sjioni It js il I 111 i t to which our lalii'i- I give increase, I atlontion. J K. K. F. RliiiipaKH Imprnv inu. ! AVe are glad to see Ihe foilow ing .tern . in the Kinslon Free Pres.-: 'Just a.-we go to pre., a li'ler li',uii Mrs. Hump:',-- bring-the good m w-lhat ' Hev. If F. Bum pas.- wa- ubln to io to i i ll o rub twice mi last Sunday. The do. lor iiil'oi ins him that his e es are almo-t well i He will le home in a few wick-."' A (Jooil Itievelo Kim Mr. T. F. Sanders has br, bicycle record. La-t wm k he r. old home iu John-ton conniv one day, spending the "reater p: .lav there. He lieide the entire ilislan.-e of in .-even hours which is;mai little more than 9 miles an hour. .ken h's le to bis ill I b ick '.i I of ihe til miles i go of a Thai, is Clinton a good iieoidoii Sampson roads. I Uemociat. l On the 24th inst , sixloeiith of an inch ol raiu fell in ten ininulea in Raleigh. lM(i UTS OF HARMONY 1! N('T i:h !'iriiniiii;ir P ti ! S i ; Faiti-i . ;i I ' he ('(HO'! HiMISi'. .1 ti l.ii j i alii A 3la i Will lill-lle-s li l l.is l.-veclleiM l; rrssi HI: Orilrr. T, -.a- i-.r-.-. :. M.n. h ami One Wli ili a " i I in el ii -ml il:iiiII.Y I'r.i I . n :l H! .t- ag il.lll u.-h lav- IIIIIIUI'.- ! (!' th.it lo. ii,,. n a, tn- ..rnhle lie . i li',1 .'!i ,t lllloll 111 I ll'.o I l; e M II HI - J 1 1 t'O . i o new h lillde i 1 1 .i i i to III I a re. Kuio Ti i-i In p':, i'!, ht.- . i !h. lha ol,l nave e Ik -I out the allil.le II. rmoi.v. 'el had - ol ii 1 v. o n . Oi I ; igin in a i o.ivi r-a- hoi: Mr. Mr a: i ii - o I i ! i , en v ion A. Il .rr .- a i j e 'te: . ill .leioine !'.. -i i r i U ina-..n. It .'. h.ise I on ti.e .h s re Io have a heneli- (l'l Oi'U a'' 1 at'' I ) of Mlc!l slllall l'-'St that anv woi'-hv pe son who dps re I mihi participa'c in n- i-en. Ill-, 'fhe !ea linj, ihoiig'.it was aa o.'g.ia-. itioii of working nun w h:e!i w.iuld prompiy provi.e in. I'Cht b.iri.d lor a i ! c- :t- d uieiiii j-. aid v. h.i.-e lliendil': - would iiill !1 uiy cXiead ai 1 to lii.-h ol In 1 in loo - ..f iiee( 'ty. Il would he mi. i -lino, lo tince f'u'l he M Vi-l(ipilH'llt if lllC ll'oe.O ll'Ulll i!S siiiu!! and eiu le 1 .. ir i 1 1 1 1 1 1 g of oaly .-ix nendieis to iis pre-i lit . Iimiinsn .ns. coai i!'i !ieii:-; o si oik- .Hat wal iaitl plans of oi gamz it ion. Lit it -utlii a- to -av th.toii iie 22d da of Mao. h. lsi.2. Mes-i.-. I -111111 A. II. ir r,s. Frank I'etaway, Win. II. IVsimp, -I. I! Bnwi). Win. l'au.i- and .1. T. Liu- have any at ,,ll. I s-.i k anil ihilio-.s.d At 1 ve'y meeting the members are iiapiin-d ' al'u-r. r ot .t - a mat let- of lorm I ait with 1 he deliberate tatwi'i-.n -f cxlcnding ai. I when it is nee led. I he distressed inem- 1 heis do not .-ick the mil r. th-- order .-eeks them. Then: are no -lipu'aled ) umciits to I lp 11. M ie 111 oases of iilll.ss MTli lhen :1 1 ,,,..,..1. U -il.'e 1 . orovaln fo- hoo-.lC l,n .. ... .. rei ei is n- itl: in 110111 the mil 1 but ii he i In comes ne.' d v I 1 1 : ft 1 1 - i- pi o '. ! aid a in te I in h n iptue- I le I ohtiit aril r. pio.upt ly ai d In ny. ; 111 i lie ii ., I "5 1:1 I--.lt-, 1 . V nt ( ill 11 1 I 'lieceis l meml or is ilitil ed lo ijO I ill o ice as so ui as he die-, an I w uhin 3.) ;div; to one ,!ol ar addition d for each j u.iMib.'i- in liie lodge. Tin l'e is also a U-li.piii dcgi'ieiu which ic-iii'iince foi : laim-r sums is given lot" like .small j expi n-e to those wlu wi-h for moie. j i'he order hu dniic good wmk in New ; Heine and Cravin Co . and on the 2lih j the me ubers had a hie eel. -brat ion - pub j lie exeri ise- at the lour! house ami a hali I ijiiet at Stanly hall. j Th" ex -rci-e- at the court lions; were e 11 1 ie I '.tit ac onling U. the program puh j lishe 1 yesterday mot niug except ihai the j me. tii-g was np.-ne-i with prayer hy H.-v. '(.!. Varde 1 and the address was m ide j by Mr. John Stanly Thomas. Il was j beautilul and fl iwery. Tne r. citation i I the New IieriiC eloi'iitionisl, MisS 1 Jessie Tucker, wa- wry li-n-. As good as Mi-s Bessie his been 111 ihe ia-t she stem- t ki ep inijinix 1' g. The singing by Mis. W. 15. Hill was greillv admired and Mr. A W. Cook kc'i'l :hc audience in a roar wjth his comic 1 recitations, il.; and Mr-. Hill were In-art i 1 y ere ued. The 1 xei-eis-. s ai ihe cotiri hou-eluing over the member- and in iti d gue.-l s re-p:.in-d to Stanly Hail where cmhl tables 'Cii'lr.iig auro-s the ro-mi had b-en pi'e p mil ai d set to a. e m nodaie b- lwien three and four hundred people. I he hu ply Was abundant and goi! (i illons ot ii e Cl'iillll ali-1 ol 11. V appi-illed III slioit f ivoriie edibles 1 lis - idei" but tin- supply iv,is not 1 xh iii-1. d. The crowd was pre.t'y n.arlv iuiil:y liividi-d I., twoeii fidiis and gi ill li-men. The biii'iiielcis d sjn r-e I :i idl'e after eleven .."dock we'd nlea -ol at the enj 'V iu id : hal led re-tiUcd ii oin th ir suc- j ''c's. j -bll i'lfli'lS. APT. SOI 'TiMJA'l K I'ltOMO I Kl hi lit H-st lk iu- ('4iiiiiiuiiI iii Hi!1 .il l oi l lit-O. U. S. S. Co. Though we ale sorry lo lose C'apt. Thos. M. Soullig.ite fio.u New Heine water- weine g'a I to learn f his promo- li.n from the captaini-v ol tin- steamer New if rue to a moie important vs i ' i .n lllsiun w id llel',: tier be bet W ei H IS e.jjc ,,inl Ma'hew i :i il;r 'ti s ot her e u 'IV, Iriciiils We i-iin ihe: ' ' ! ...i,..,r eon- gr du'iii ions. The Eliza 'nil Cdv F dc 11 r-Ciinoinl-t says of ihe ch mg- : "t.'ait. Soutngate has h, rn prom ted to the co nmaiid if Ibe steam.'!" "viith- amotoii. of the l ld Doiiiinion iim-, audi l-iis tun Will he daily lion Nnrl-dk It. I .Mathers coiintv. It i--i tin- lic-lplaci W.tll th- bi.-t salary in ill'.' Old Doaiinioii 'ompany. lie sv : 1 i go into his new com ma'., i on ibolir-i ..f Angus'. We h -l. tnnarl with him. hu' w i ong rat u lab- h i m ii, ii hi- .i n lor .le p i , -in 'i : !M I5l.lt' SCMOIIL l',lhi, 'I'll. sjito Hint Have llcen in I hi- Will liilii'ly Ii Itel ai in-. I . From lulleigh c.-rre-nondi nee in the Wilmington Messenger we clip the fol low ing: 'When (imil ev Co., lmgarr the big innvi iiu-iit :lgaili-t what thev term tiro ! took ti u-i, d-iing the si-s-imi of the I .I'g-'.-!a'iii'., I here wa- ipiiie a ronsalion. Two .dtoti.evs and t'lrtf or four other person -Wi re engaged in Ihe light. It is -aid that i.r-1 and 'a-t ( .inn i. -?tO.OII(l ji, ihi- Stale, poi nt in - curing I i.e t. o , have expended I'll' v e in ied ihei i , 'irdy a h.pt i .n" ol'si'hool book lift in doing so lln-y won no vic'.oiy at all. For w hat -t i ins lo be the Logi-lature a i rwai'ds ah di-heil the county boal'.is ol e meal urn. have h ul ll'.e dnt-, I i ;. m-i; ie would the school X'l'-v as an al 1 a,;k made it .on the Democralie idiicit!ioiial -y-teu. :t is said bv -otne well in'oi'iiud people that the coiintv coiimii-sioiiei's, who have lo make the -election of books, will slant! by the S'ate Siipeiii.teii.le..it of Public Instruction bv solteting the sime books. So here agivn the fusion Legislature appears to I have both done and undone." Till: OAKS I'on.TRV FAIIIH. I nrr.-a-i ii t il- Itilsi ni-. An.l Bollor i:i; ii i iii em- Iteinu lftut in Iiieiibit. Ii. i- el Im- - Kil l.'.-n ni-ielies 9iou lrl A Sim-U l' !'iii4- Hundred on llaml. A vivo to tin o.ik- l'ouiiiv Farm. Mr .h hii K!i -. in' i ii .'i i pra t i f me i ( Vi al ii, ill 1 i I V irori s is-.iM in meiil . l-'d'i 1 re 1 i :ra v siip.il l 1 1 i a . II hiu ,1 1 i ! -1 wi'l llj; vai'ielus ol -tan. lard in tin ering -evi r . lo.iitl'V lloll es oilllry aie loomy I a I'es and nd conven- .pt.. to ih. I .lis ine.-, of nio.-t e brec'ling pens lil'i V acres ot land - ;,t!or I as r-xien- iipprov.-ii pattern. 1 ii iuib-j.- iw ri'iv and tin C in nuclei I wit;i th- ar -1 e 1 un- a- 1- de-ii 1 d. lie aid, a conip .r.dii ely new one. not hi" year.- old as yi I, has 111 ictol'ore dep. n- 'e. I 1. II li.it -liinu hy Ii.itllial means lor its ineie.ise, hut we noie with pl.asuie t h.it 1 lii,e M.'eub.itor cellar :.- biing built. It I- :') X 1 " (eel and is hiicked up eight 1 e. - live lei I ol tl e hrii k work is below the -in! a';-m the ej-oiiiiit. The capacity ot Ih. i 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 1 . . r wiil he ."5.000 .-hii-kens at a lime. It i - aimed to make it ai Well iadapiediogoi.il seiviic us any in the 1 I 'r.i'c I Suites , The bio.id.Ts or artilii-i d mothers, as i many as are needed, will be placed h -! iween thejincub dor hoii-e ami the mad. ! The van Is being on a jeni ly sloping well,- -hadad hill, no belter location for , the hu-mes.s coiih! lie di-siied. 1 The Oaks Poultry Farm raises eggs hind poibiry lor general maik.-t as well I as for fini iers, a?id their products are in ! g.-od demand. The mamig. rs, Mr. Alfred j Chen.-y. Jr., intorms that they have orders aheid for ah they can lurni-h. Mr. ( In ney is a true iiouhry fancier. He j is in the hus'ines from 1 he love of it. lie has i studied it in all its branches um I intends ! 10 make capon raising one leaturc of the ! farm.' lie inh.rms Us that capons will of ten bring tlnec tunes as much on Ihe i market as ol her Hjiiltry of the size, anil 'that there is good pro lit in raising them. A SI KI'ltlSIMi TAI.K.VT. A New Iter ne Boy Five Years ol Age j liiM ol flip Week of Any I lnlc '4rrpll.v How Doesi he Motto j I li luct ioiih? ! Litllle Freddie Jones, son or Mr. and j Mr-. Daniel Joins ol this city has acciden i tally been di-c.jvercd to p -issi-si nn aston- ishinir and unaceoiintable "'gifi" we will ! cab it that for lln- want of a better desig ! niti. n. Ih- will tell correct ly the day I ( f the wix;k ol any date mentioned. 1 Freddie is not yet six years old, but a very early ;i;i- he showed an aptitude for h-arn- ing the alphabet and a disposition lo pore ; over culeiidars a most of children would I over a picture b iok. 1 Thursday night his birthday was meu i tinned and he voluntarily told what da." I of the week it would fill on. His grand I un. tin r Mrs. l'liiliiuon Holland then, wrth 1 out mueli thought as to what Ids reply I would l-e tohl him the (late of Jler birth day in Dei.ethlier and asked him what day that would come on. To her surprise he gave the informal fon and gave it correctly tie was then tested bv other dales ol other years as well us this and wis fan her tr.ed I .ic-ieiiiiiy r.y nmuui is 01 our ciuzens wan can nil us 111 Hand and no wmilil resnon.! to the oue-tiniis in a v. ry si lL time, after ! .-cemin-iy pulliiig 1111.-11I11I itfoit of Mime kin I into getting at the solution, and too iUi slioniii .-ewi.od io lire tiam. All inipiiries to how he accomplishi d the redilt. brought forth no s.iti-f ictory re.-poine. His reply fi such fjuestioias was ! le-'iin d n.yself." No one we have he ud of can 1 . ii".;r any exp'aiiiition of the : cmai kable liu iilty or guess at all as lo how the Utile fellow reaches his an swers. 1 ALMOST A FATAL ACT DF-SfT. A Mrmlicr ol a Deor lriviuf Parly Stud in I lie Face Tin- Blillt-I V ihhi h Tlironj:li lli Mouth Downward nnd L.xlu'O in 11 Im Shoulder. A Springle Carteret county, correspon dent writis as follows: On Saliiiday last, July 20, F. Joiner, .lord, 111 Arthur; and ( orge Simps .11 started their dog- on the trail of a deer, ,-omi win ic ea-t of Mis. M. Stanton's tim ber, and near the head of "Core deck Swamp.'" After running it f ,r some time ihey lost and as it came aiil near the head of a field b.long.ng to Joe V. Small, he and his. son- o,,i afer il. They ran it down to within a lew mils ol theold Duncan firm lions ; where it cuine to a stand for a min ute, and then bounded off towards Ihe cast and Si. nth sinking into Alex Fore man's 001 n lL-ld. Mr. Small and his sons dropped the chase lure, lor ihe other parties had un, who h id a prior claim to the :-ome d. er,- the mi n w in) had lirst started it went .low n lo Mr. Foreman's field to look for the deei; ns' the dogs had given tip the chase; ir being a terribly hot hcy, iff. J. An Inn-and Mr. U. Siiiiison were sfa tioned on ibe wis t ide of A. Foreman's coin lltld; and Mr. F. Joiner had just j come fioni the house w hich is wist of the i field; so that lha position was about as Inllow-: Two on the east roa.d, and one coming fioni the west, while the deer was ! in (he ceulie ol the three. Mr. Jordan Arthur, anil Mr. Sintp-o.D must have fired almost together; anil at j ihe same time F. .Joiner had Ins gun up i h his shoulders, ready to tii'c; lor Mr. G I Sinip-on shot the deer, while Mr. Arthur hoi i. .loiner, one ot lire swan snot, tne ;iin was loaded with; sinking the stack . I . .-. . i :.. . ii .... i ..... i. ;.. j oi .lopoei s gnu glancing oil, ii-iu sumiu inm.ui me rini sine t me nee, passing ii... .....l. i.:.. .... ...i. .....l:...K,.t.ii.....i.-nu'i., I i"1 u-" O' ui'iiiii, .Lin i iiiio-iiiiii'i; nsu hi his shoulder Dr. Mason was called at one; but W'as. nnaiile to lot.-atu 1 1 ie bullc1, (Vinl up to i he nt-e-eiii tiiui-it has not I con extr.ic- te b1 WRTIIERSi MKTIIOI.IST -oi.lf.uf.. timwlni; I'rolialtilil.y thai it Will he l .venloil nt !'liiiiilni. Folk t o n illy. Rev. W. . A. Giidiani, pyesidino i Idei', passed ihroiigh ( liifiy night en route ii'.'tv, lll!: wi -iei n part of the State tu hU hoini! al Marshallbcrg. Mr. tiraham's bu-inoss, as we staloxl w hen he h it, was to look into'the matter of the local ion ol a College for the Norib, crn Methodist church, he being a member of a committee appointed the purpose. Indications point to Columbus, Polk (aunty, us the piaee that will be chosen. The location rei ommonils that plat e for .il.' tiling. It is where patronage could be draw n from South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee, as well as North Carolina. Then, as a firlher reason, the chiel coliegis of the State now existing are clustered mainly about the central part, giving licit poitioii an over supply of iieiirbv -t liool eoiivenieuc.i s and caving the extremes of the 'Stale compara tively few. This tollege located irf'the we-lein p.rt will help to till V.rU want. .inn iii-iij , iii- oiiu; iiu im poi tain t ...l - ,.. . i.. .t.l . i. - .... : ...... I tviiM deration in h i d, there is an ott.-r from one genlk'man. Mr. Stearns, of h u thous and dollar- if the college U located there. A forty ai re campus, valued at $4001) io counted as part of this if 10,000. T.iroeofa quartette of negroes who broke j dl at Fcruandina, Flu., weru tired upon while tiny ran stiaight tor the oce in ami plunged in. No trace, except a trail of blood mi the beach, and three huts, has been found of any uiau. FASTEST 1-2 MILKON RliCOttl) i J U S I Mail' hy ulilhl rt Xnl'l Horse. Car- .l.iliii It. Ii-nlrji . III.' I'liimiiis l'ii-r ol A Imii.'kiK-o Fiii-i.i ;lal4,'- a Hull .fill Ill .VI I-J S.-.nnl- :tiiil II. -ills I'ltlelh-!! 1II.IMMI lriiili' Willi Willi I nHr. 1114-nl. ; Aih ii i - from Freepi. niin on Ihe -24 h. s.iy: John li. ( it'll I ry and Joe Pati iien. the world's t ,vo greal i -icing stabion-. met I here ti day in ore of the mo-i, i x iling i race-evi r he'd in A m. i iea. 1 he Ir k w a-i I'm fairly joi.il comlilii.n, and tea l In. ns-1 mid people gal If nd lo wiinc-s Ihe p.-i-j i forma: ces of I lies t A o griiii faM.rites of ' th.- turf, j John 1!. (lentry 1ms his houie at (ir.i ; haul. N. C, and is one of sever 1 1 ce'ehi'a ' ted raci i s thai, honor I heir owners. Mess. L. li. II dt ami J lines F. Scotr, propric i tors of the Alamance fai m. (ienlry win ' teiet! al FreC.oit during ihe pa-t winter and has many cm lui-iasi ic admirer- here, i Joe Patchi n is a cold black st illior, js'red by Ashland Wilkes, and was driven I by his trainer Curry, who declins that ! be w ill me-t (I ill ry again and lent Iim I if he remains on lire out.- do of two ruin ! utcs. I entry w as ilriven by Mt-IIenry, wbih j one of Ins owners, Air. Scoit, watched hi-, w onder fill pei lorm un e. Gentry paced al! around Joe l'atehen. The tnii k was in tine condiiiou when the race was called, but rain fell at the con elusion of tin.' first heat. Uolli ho ses were loudly cheered wheu Ihey appeared bi-lore ihe judges' s'and. (ienlry was slightly a lav oi ite in the pools, although many hois-mon backed P.itehtn. After kCorinj twice, they got the word in the llr it heat, (itnlry taking the lead from tin wire and was never luade.. to the finish, although Pa'chen was not far be hind him until liny pissed the three quarter pole, when (ienlry pude.l away and ti ii issue I ahead In 2:04 li 4. Ot-niry went to the lirst quarter in .'50 second-; the hall in fiO 1-2 (which is the fastest hull' ever paced in public and t1 0 three qui nets in l-.:in. l'atehen threw a shoe alter passing the half mile p,-st oi would have driven Gentry out in 2 02, McIIinry pulled Genhy up in 1 1 e -ti . leh. In the second heal G nuy again t. ok the lead with P.alchen e.losi up. At th three-quarters, Pat. lieu ag .in threw a shoe and Gentry jogged to the w r - iu 2:00 H 4, going the tin-, e 1 1 ii . i ' i rs in 1:32. Intliethinl Ileal M. ib niy sent Gen try away at a Iw -in iiu e . hp which ear ried Patchen :df hi- le. t, and h - bnike bully, lie was nm in it aiier ih .i an I Mellenry could hneshut bun ant. Summaries: Special race, pur-e '-di,0(H); winner to t ike al John It. Gentry, b s; by Wilkes (Mellenry.) 1, I, I. Joe l'atehen, blk. s., by p icing, Wilkes (Curi'V,) 2, 3, 2. Time 2;04 :!-4, 2:0ti :5 4, 2:09 3-4. ' Curry says Patchen was not in good sliaiKi lor the killing pace Mellenry set aud is not satisfied that Genliy is the best horse until they have another race. Pi KITS IK KHIF.r. Geiilry, the famous pacing .-lallion, lieat Piilebeu in the nice at Freepoit, 111., ou the 2o.th. The ibiuvd-inu o.f iiioiips of Russian Hebrews 'or emigiaiiou to tne Argentine Uepublic h:is ceased because of ill treat ment o! the colonists. The Glastonbury Knitting Company, al Manchester Gioen, ('nun., has not did its employes that beginning August 4ih, the 10 per cent reoUiion in wages made ill 104 will be resiored. It is siid tliat An hur Tucker, tlie loy who shot a capita, d convict, whde hned ctill'eil, in Montgomery county, has tied to Cuba and joined the insurgents. The nclitil cost, of the Defender, which is to defend the American cup, wa9 about 85,000, hut changes and improvements will make her cost complete about $100, ,000. The second week of the School of the English Bible in Asheville hasopeqid well. The school numbers over 4GU. Nearly all tho capital slock fo the Llliiiberton cotlon factory has been sub scrilietl; and on (he 2:5, 1 officers were elec ted. Eligible sites have been offered free of charge and the management proposed togotnwoik at iime. Lumberton has set a good example in this movement. President Cleveland has commuted to imprisonment for life the seuten.-e ol ilea I ti imposed on Thomas J. Taylor, w ho was fo have bf en hanged on Friday at Washington, D. ('., lor killiug his wife. The Pittsburg district miners' conven tion decided to demand an advance in wages, beginning August 1st. If ihe de mands of the miners are not granlid a strike will probably take place. The Ohio Republican ot ale Execulive Committee have tleeidid to Imld the opening meeting of lire campaign at Springfield on September 10. Senator Sherman was chosen to preside. Rev. Dr. E. Y. Mullens, of the Lee Si n et Baptist Church, lialtimore, has accepted the position of Associate Cor responding Secretaty of the Baptist For eign Mission Board. He will enter upon his duties September 1st and w ill reside in Richmond, Va. President Cleveland or some member of his family, possibly Baby Marion, will slart the machinery at the CeUon. Sl ues Exhibition. The directors have arranged lor aw iie irU, llie grounds and atmlhcr into, ira,y (aides cm opening day, Sep tcmbt'i" Pilh. The State prin'ers in publishing the lists of magistiates changed the na;nes in 209 cases and added .S5 names not show n nn the cerlitic-l list. The leuns of office of niu.gUir.des have hi en changed in 89 ca-es. Six names on hi certified list have been tlroip. d, by the State printers. If all iheise 44,0 changes were errors the Slitte printers me very incompetent; il the i iittni. weie iliti lllioiial the Slate ol'inlers :uIa. I nnlawlnliv. ITow is il Ivinstrui ( Free Pre-s. The National Harness IV'view declares that wnle awake ndyertlsers don't know anvthinif alnit dull times. Bradstreel's says thai wat'ly SO per cent, of the coti,-i-ernij tliat laile.l in business weie those that didn't advertise. May be there isn't a big-sued moral in that autboiilative statement 1 Alrout twenty-four million, five hun dred thousand dollars is the total valua tion of railroad properly given by the Railway Commission for the year 1895; an increase of ne.'.ily live hundred thou sand dollars. The Seaboard properly in creased ino-t, being from six thousand lo. I nine thousand per mile. Tho asseSisineitl I of steamboat lines is t'Q, hvuidrcd, antl , niuetv-lhrte thousand dollars, against twQ.;iun.l!1'ed alid fcu'ty thousand dollars The (aleigli correspondent of the Wil mington Messenger -gives this piece ol ; news; 'A prominent farmer of Johnston county arrived here lo-day and inforinad the Unite! Sialos marshal and the revenue authorities that in O'Neal's township, in his county, then; is a reign of terror caused by the outrages and threats of moonsbint rs. The latter have shot two men, one of whom has died. The moon shiners suspected a woman who was picking beiries l looking for illicit dis tilleries and make threats against her. They have also burned her home and out buildings." IIAYLIOHT Come, deaiisl, the daylight is gone, A in I the stars are ui. veil ing to thee; ( o ne w ander, my loved one, ahne If alone thou t ans't call it with me. Let us go w here the w ild (lowers bloom, Amid Ibe soft dews of the night; Where the orange dispels its pi rfuinc And the ro.-e spiaks of love and of life. Ii, member, love, I must soon leave thee, 'fo wander 'mid si rangers nloni ; Win re at eve thy sweet smile will not greet me. N'..r thy gentle voice al morn. But ( )! 'I will Ui sweel to remember That tho' I am liir, far fnun the-, Thai the hand of fale only onn sever My lasting affection lor thee. I WILL SIMJ OF TIIF.MOI'TH WIIE1 I'M l.llU. T. It. MAllII.I.. I will sing of the So.-th when I'm liv ing And :i soup; I'll be,ii"idh her .-.t death, For u- ill I will have thai a worth giv ing When death steals from my body its biealh. will sing of the South and be merry For no couptry was ever so grand No maidens were ever so canny A- tin: maids of my own sunny land. I will sing of the S..i h she is gallant; Her sons wenr the loltiest inein No country on earth but their pen nant In war and in ba'tle is seen. I w ill sing of the Soul li anil be jolly, I will roam hir gieen fore-fs all o'er. Then dance ,'noalb her famous old holly 'Till the cup of my pleasure runs o'er. I will sing of the South for it's pleas ant To be welcome in cabin and hall, To day but to dine with the peasaut And tomorrow in lordliest ball I will sing of the South w hen I'm liv- And in death I will leave her a song Whose silvery notes will be linging While Ibe world it keep9 jogging along. THE VISIil.M4 KEEL. Wnile softly glows the candle light, A.lown the dim vainscoie-d hall, I' pon the silver, shimmering bright Of antique oandelabrns tall. Iu merry eyes it coyly peer?, Tue love-lit glances lo reveal Of happy maids and cavaliers, Who dauce the old Virginia reel. Clad in a gown of ample flow. Coquettish patches on Ihe lace. With powdered hair, ss long ago. And quamt and pretty air of grace. Each tripping maid with bghlsome tread. In dainty shoes, most high of heel, With eyes that laugh and up -tossed head, Glides through the old Virginia reel. The gleam of mellow candle light Wcavi8 golden meshes of romance, And Cupid speeds his arrow's flight Amid the mazes of the dance, Just ns in past colonial years. When, lo the music's frolic peal, The happy maids and cavaliers Ihuieed in the old Virgiuia reel. .ILcujEii LI a in i un I'mjii. PO.STKHS FOR THE E. C. FAIR. The Fluent Lot Ordered tUat Ever Fil tered the State For Hnoh aa Exhibi tionThe Larg-eMt Equal la Mise to t'lrea Bill. As early as it is the posters for the next exhibition of the East Carolina Fair to be held in February, have been ordered over six thousand of them. Tlie Fair has lor several years led in getting the Guest posb-rs that come to this State for fair ad vertising purposes and this year il is ahead of anything that has ever been Or dered yet by any fair in the State f r advertising purposes. The posters nrejjis line ns ever and the largest ones have never before been equalled by itself or any other fair in the State. The posters will come from Cincinnati. They are in Ave colors aud well executed. Six sizes will be used. The largest ones will be equal in size and sbowiiiess to re gular circus posters. They are practically seven by sevtn li-et. The exact size is 82 inches wide and 8i inches hit; h. They cost seventy dollars per bundled and aie so large thnt each bill will come iu six separate sheets. The next size 33 inches x (59 is a lnrge ami e.egant poster. It is the largest that has been used heretofore but it lacks con siderable of equalling the best ones lbr this year. Then there are some 29x43, 15x40, :mil0.x42 in regular style, and an oddity iu the shape of one about 2Jx3 feet. With a tremendously hideous head in flaring colois lo attract attention, which it no doubt w ill do-. This one will simply give the name, place anil date of the Fair. Mr. Ri l.euslein informs us tbatbeis alreidy getting application- from parties who wish to have attractions at the Fair. The Fair is belter known now than ever and more is exjiected each year, antl the best of it is the expectations are realized by all. V. rLAti. AUtlN FIRED. I Pltl By a KpanjNh Boat, NaImmmx Made to 1JU-H.V.- to and. dive Aewnnt otHen It. Capt. (uick, of the American schooner. Carrie E. Lane, reports at Breakwate-r, Delaware, that he was Orel upon twice in Cubaa waters on the 14th inst. by a Spanisbgutibo-.it which flew no colors until the first sbpt was fired. The steamer was sighted following tlm schooner. No attention was paid to her id ti st, but at last it was noticed she wars signalling the schoonwi to stop. Dusectly after the signal mas observed, before the capjaiu made up hisniiuil what course to pursue, the first sliot was fired, comiotf. uncomfortably to the schooners main mast. The captaiu gave orders b Uiol ia sail antl hoist the American tfcig. This whs done and while the lfcig was flying the second shot came, passiug so close that one of the men says he felt the wiatl oli th3 ball. A boat was lowered from the gun boat and four Spanish marines under ccuutuandi of a Lieutenant, in the Spanish navy came aboard lully armed bux no search was made except to exuruirxe clearance pa pers. The Kchoow was eviiletitlj Inkeu to be a tijibnslexikig craft but Ihe captaiu says Uutre was notliiutr in her appearance to justify the belief, and besides this the, ves. sel is will known in West Indian water?. Capt. Oaiich. tried to get tire name of the gunboat but failed to do s-o. Magazine Article on Atlanta Etpoiii. lion. Peterson's Magazine for August, will conlaiu a coulrihutiou on tho Cotton Slates Exposition. It will be the fir.,t rnagaeiue article to appear on this greal evmt so bought with prospective jocul to the South. The article will no Vubt prove highly interesting, especially to people ot the South. Fort cults ol sixteen lady managers wjll ttc(;ompauy the article. COME, DEAREST. THE IS IJO.K. Fresh Goods Constantly . Mrai:f ftLU.ll r i '' FROM TUB FACTORIES FOR'-.:.'; H. & W.1 0 Q v. r" - , x- vt v '. Geods Going Away From tie Firm -III'- :, r. ':r jf- ' . I