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Frfce: $100 Per Year.
INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS.
Single Oopies, 5 Cents.
VOL. XVIII.
NEW BERNK, (J KAY EN COUNTY, N. C. OCTOIiElf :'l, I Mb
NO. ;S4.
t:ws i it it i r.r.
I" "HIS IONI V1I I I 1C .
i ii i: i i. . s i n i
l ie II I I II.
:S' H-
6c
:-.'-
r
:
for Infants
TmJtTT T V aaa mttM af Ca.toria with taa patwyi of
aaflHoa af par mi, pormit u. to peak or it without gneimg.
t Mqn tionAMy tka t rdr for IafWata and Child ram
wli Im ww kmowm. It i karml . ChUdren like It. It
gfrr ttw tJtm. It will mi thi Ut. la It Mothan bar
wklcfc.la al.oltly
Cnhfli WoT.
taataria allay FarajH- t
CaatrU nlfatM Taatkfaaa; TfAlea.
C tfia ewjaa Cotfa.tla aad Flatnlaaoy.
tl la mti attoaa taa aaTacta trf narkaaio acid ga ar poUoneni air.
OiiwU d a t tain vryhlna, oplaja, or athar marootio property.
CaatlHa- aaafflataa tha food, rayalataa tha atamaoh and powala,
KHMg fcaaltay and natmrai alaap.
9 In ama-alaa VottUa amir. It i. not aold in bnlk.
aOlaw any ana ta aall yaw an -
tat tt U jnt aa good" and "wffl an .war ayary pnrpoaa.w
g taat yaw rat O-A-g-T-O-R-I-A. v
Taa flaa-atamlW
alcnatnra af
Children Cry for
McDANIEL & GASKILL
Wholesale & Retail Grocers.
Jobbers of Loriilard Snuff and Tobacco.
fTHeadqaartrs for Ground Allnm Salt, which we are selling at
th extreme low price of 59 cents per sa k.
. lyEloar we bay direct from the mills by the Carload. It will
jiay yoo to nee as before yoa buy.
" FFOUR STABLES ARK FREE TO ALL
No. 71 Broad Street, opposite Stewart's Livery Stables.
1SEW BERNE, N. (
I H. W. SMALL WOOD,
, . Under Gaston House, Soutu roiii Stu ct, New berue, N. C.
FULL lliK OF
Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery,
Table Ware, Barbed Wire,
GALVANIZED PIPE. PUMPS,
Lime, Piaster and Cement.
DEVOE8 PURE READY MIXED PAINTS.
tyPersonal attention to the prompt and correct filling of all
Orders ingm ,dow
.Tt
. "sJ
L. H. Cutler &
W. & A. R. R.
AND
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis Railway.
3 Daily Trains
TO
CaiTTAllOOQA,
CllrCiiniATr
Nashyille,
Chicago,
ST- Louis,
McKenzie
Emigrnat Rates.
Tba AUaota Kzpoaltlon win be the rreat
' aat BxhiMttoa rr hM tn tha United States
mvemvUng tae World's Fair, and the Hoand
Vrlp aalas aavc baas made rery low. Lo
aat tatt (a no aad take the children. It wUl
aa a truat cdneatKm tor them.
far Mmpa, Foidersi and any desired
MomaOoa wrrta to
J. R. La TIMER, J W. HICKS
Tra. Pass Ajtt, Tray Pass An t,
Atlanta. 6a; Atlanta, i. a.
J08. M. BKOWV. T. M .
C E. HAHMAN". t L. A .
Atlanta. Ga.
Cotton -9- Cents.
Bay yoar Cotton Bag
ging aad Ties, Sacks and
Twine, Sewer Pipe ami
Fitting?, 1 ortUud ;i'i.l
BoAendale Cenient, lieVck
ti4 Stlell Lime, Fire
Brick ud BaildiDg Brick
From
J. E. LATHAH, Tb Cotton Buyer,
Na 3 Cravsn St,
0r Storage for 500 bales ofj
Cot toil.
Taffy!
Taffv!
TAFFY!
Freiich Cucoanut.
Cream Cocoanut,
Chocolate Cream Cocoanut.
Vanilla and Chocolate Taffv
Made Fresh Every Day.
N. Nunn & Co.
$J?SJSSSStiJ(ll"I
3
and Children.
fa tad
prac tlcally pffeot a
Sr Cmrd.
aa4 Wfaad CU.
ytinT alaa on tka plaa or proaml
la on arary
wrappar.
Pitcher's Castorla.
SHEPPARD'S
cbOKSTOVEi1
MADE FROM PURE PIG IRON.
Sot one pound of Scrap Iron
ia ever used In these goods.
DURABLE, CONVENIENT a. EC0N0MICAU
AH Modern Improvements to Usntea
Banaekoralas; ( area.
Twenty dlCerent size and kinds.
Every Stove Warranted Against Defects.
Price not much higher at this time
than on commoner kinds or Stoves.
CaB on oradSretM
Co., Kit Bene, N I
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!
Anotlit-r lot of Fine Suits ju-t in
and at Bargain Prices.
Men's Clav worsted, Prince Albert
Suiu at "$13. 40. worth $20.00.
Mens English Cutaway iSuits at
$1'2.00, worth $18.00. "
lens Cutaway suito in worsted and
('assiniere at $7. op.
, i(-ii's Sack S'iiits itt hlack ami Hlu-
Cbeviut at $".
Bovs Suits, all kinds and at all
Prices.
Men's working pants at 4.'-c.. i3o..
Soc. $l.li and $l.:io.
Bovs panb. Hie Baruains, lv.. 23c,
40c. , 4Sc, ami up.
Big . Bargain-- . i . Mii.unkky
I KI' a urn 1ST.
VIEW HERNE DAR(i A I MOUSE
LEW DeRE DR(i ain IIorsE
O. -A. BAHFOOT.Mgi'
Don't Wait
for -tlit-Colcl
Wave
To come
but come and get your
Heating Stoves
At Once.
L. H. CUTLER & CO.
N. B. See our OIL STOVES.
YOUB MONEY REFUNDED, if
Brallaffl's Connii Balsam fails to
relieve tkat Eactini CodiIi or
IMITATED THROAT. i
.NEWS A OKI FT.
the City of Elma and Vlelitlly,
6thrrrl In and Briefly Told.
Auotlier c ir In ,e!
from Illinois ha- n : t iv
N. depot d.r the pubii
C iilllt-slOilC 1'
,d at I he W. N.
: buiidiny.
rk
The steamer Neu-e took out
of perrshable tie,-ht Kri-lav.
largely "f claim about TOO
tit'ty Id us
r. insisting
boxes and
barrels of I hem.
Tin
lorl- dteUiliUg II. I'
At!;tutii Exposition 1 i -: ;t p-ilt nf
week, increase-.! '2 i r c it nvtr ir
1 ie-pondiD dait-s r.t'au . previ'iU" week. The
i ;iiien I mice is y rowing stea lily.
Tin- Cumin r'a...: ',).. tv I-'-iir will be
!lie.l.l..t Kayittivi'i. N. '.. Ve!ne--l-.y.
I Tinir.la ami Fiicl-y, 0e.ubcr 6lh, Tilt
I mil Mil. I he auiiUiii mid re's will b- U:
I livii-e-i nt tne Faii '. rourxta, on Tluirsdav,
j i In- Tth, by iSe'iatnr Mannii liulk r.
! Kvanuelist W. F Fit- will W-sm a piu
, tr.iited meetiD in Wiistun on Nov. 3d.
; li was to have li;U" Oct. 30tb. but Mr.
' Fde U'tt the me I of rest from his last
m eiin.' an ! na'e i oe iitrht po-tpone-,
iu nr.
j Tlie KirMoo Free Press giveri ilns iietn:
"Moasr-'. F. C. haiilii k liro , ..f Newnorl,
t'unerei coiiuiy, sold k In nit 1 ,tH)0 ponmls
o' tob u c st the KiDstou Wan house last
Friday at :ilut F? cents u pmind nve'Ue
Mr. K. ''- t'liiitli. who was lien-, went
mvMV hiuhlv n'eas-.l and said Kniston
wom J gel the balance of Ins tobacco.'"
Cotto i is still upwaiii. ome
from M.j. Dennison s in sold Thursday
at S.yii 2 points higher ih.m any other
has sold fur tli s fill. A little more and
Ihe nine cut point will have ln
rem hc-'l. I! ilil; J our c -liou to NVw
iterne and l-i t a share of ihe yuod
pi ice-.
Our markets are now well suppliei
; with tho.e delicious Mt. Airy apples, am
i also witli-Mt. A i ry cabbages in t ur quan-
titles. The W. N. & N. li. U. and C. t
& Y. V. li. K, with a comnn ndable de
sire to promote traffic between the two
extremes of our State, hive put u a spec
ial low tate for such products and thin in
Sfiving an impetus to the trade. They are
now brought at only 25 cents cr hun
dred ounds.
It shows a serious condition for a city
to be m wheu 1,000 cases of typhoid lever
are reported an prevailing. It- is really a
pestilence that rages io Washing ou City,
alio :ol iroin uriualDg jKiisoneu naiei
from a river. New Berra people Iiave
i ..nnrinlt iliprnm-lfM iliAt i hp
parLts in charge of the construction ol
our water works were wise enoagh to
take their supply from a souice hich
pollutions do not reach from the rock
far below thesuifaCd of the ground.
The Kinston Knitting Mills are flourish
ing as will I seen by the lollowing
statement from Ihe Kiustoo Free Press;
"Ihe new hosiery machinery at the Orion
Knittirg Mills U about in good working
order. VVi'li thi additional machinery
about 20 more hands urt employed. The
mill now gives employment lo aUait 130
operatives. This mill has proved a bKss
ing to Kinstou. Our people ooglit to co
operate in ihe tstablisliuient ot other
manufacturing industries."
relepbaar )iun Nearly Ready.
The telephone's are nearly nil in and
the wires nearly ail up In a short time
more the system will be in operation.
Miss Mollie Iavis will bo in clua'-e of the
Central otfice duno; the day and M.
Wm. Salter ut night.
loce srarted the system will be run
eoDtiououtly without any inl-rmission
wbaXever. Still the work nib not intir
teie with Mr. Salter's employ merit at Mr.
John liunn's stare, because there are so
f.-w calls diiring (he mguttime that he can
sleep io the office in'l b awaked by an
alarm should acy mie don re io use Ihe
telephone.
V Oll l' a-v-t - . .
berry Pln Unvtr Cam pan y.
Mc6srs. Jno. R. Henry, Milton Feddi
corde and S. .Sc-ckenbcrgi r of the Cherry
Point Lumlxr Co., who moved down the
tirst of this month Irom Homer City,
Peuusyl vania came up to the c ty Wed
nesday on business. They expect to get
i heir mill s artl in .bout a week more.
There are some slight r. pairs to the boiler
to be made and then they will l-e iu readi
ness. Mr. Ad. U. Mikes-ll of Homer City,
ho accompanied tbem dow n, came up
wiih iliem. He ;s en mire to his lionu
but he expects to be lack again in about
two weeks with his family.
liood Price ou rot ton.
The sales ot cotton in New York yes-
terday were 560,000 bales. Tins is the lar-;
est number that anv inembir of the New i
Berne cotton exchange remembers Imv- i
ing. ever having been sold there I e
fore in any day. i
The price of cotton is good considering!
what it has km until the season opened,
and the best of it is, it is advancing. It I
U.,.r,n.rl- ..o.-K,..l ion,. O...OQ n ,-. iv
.n ' it' New "Berne ' market. Tm sxlav it
u.inm .n.ivNiw.i.vntusii '
New Ber'ne is a tine market 'lor cotton j
e,r-r. e-,n ytflnd tl..r eotton lortlwr nrd
tjie worse than they will by selling ri
l,, 1
here.
Our buvers keep right up with i
the ouotations of the srtt markets and '
make cotton bring tthe best figure pos-
lerle pacea far Tbsnjitf ltp(.
Tl. Vttir ltp.rwi Pirela club liu iIa-
,c Uliuc, LO laB I net a ou iufss'liiiS
Ohv i ney win re on nacKourn snu ;
.i.'n... i- .1.. :- n a. I
H, . . ,
men s ructt iiaes. hi lueir mns :
'
at their Oaks
larm. I
Mess. J. L. Cooper. T. C. Daniels and j
W. T. Hill, have been appointed a cm- ,
,.,it. aeon r-m-nn Tii-i- will , 1... !
cide upon prizes, upon whether the meet
will le confined to New Berne bicy
clists, or outsiders invited &c. It is ix
pected in either esse to make the occasion
an interesting one.
Baptist Aaaoelation Adjonruetl.
The Adlautic Baptist Association which
bus been in session at Kinston adjourned
Thursday at half past twelve o'cloik and
the New Bene Baptist mini- ter- and lav
It-leg i te- w ho bad t-een die ding r turned
tome, and o, b. r ceiecai es p--J ihruuli
en route lo iheiis.
During the morning Home Missions,
etnbrai iog Ihe Southern States, were dis
cussed, iolloweJ by Dr. Durham of
la'eigh.
A discussion followed on T'Tiper-nee
by Kevs. C. S. "Burse's of New- Berne, S.
II Porter . fr'ollok'Vi lie, S. J. Porter of
New Berne and J. T. Jenkins of More
head City.
The meeting throughout was a good
and beneficial one.
Died From the Wound.
The colored man, Alfred Rhodes who
nc idetitdly shot buns, if Thursday alter
noon died Friday moiniugat seven o'clock
Irom his injuries. II- wis so torn to pie
i es inten-.ailv by the shot that it would
be little short .f atnirac'e had he survived,
nevertheless Drs. Charles and Frank Duffy
worked assiduously and patieut for
several hours, dressed the wound as care
fully as ic could be done, but they
were too severe lor their work to save
him.
Mr. Wm. Foy on whose plantation he
lived had the remains taken back home
for in'erment.
Ine neive tne poor Illow exnibitea practical mill men, one of them ;s also an that he be put under a peace bond. (Jor
wis astonishsDg. Not a moan or cry at expert machinist. They will look well after ( bet refused to give bond and his attorn
at his sufficiency escaped him, though it the work at the mill and Mr. Eaton eys, Greave9 and Martin, will apply for a
must hate been great, 1 will maiuly atteod to the business part. 1 writ of habeas corpus ,
TIIK ATLANTA I.M'OSI rtllV.
In ;l Miape ftiil It ! IWsl
Time l x-e It.
Fi'inii the V;l,iiin!;tu!i M-ss-i.'i-i h
i hi llii iii.lunin.! l oui tlien t ' j.i :iir!f
North C.iiuln.iaii, I. A. lluhue- M .1.
ttenlo-i-t on ihe At until I'.iu-i-tiou.
"I have just r. tut'nel tiom n we I, -stay
at Ihe Cotton State- mil Int. na
tional Kxpo-it ion, while I .-aw tie:ilv
-very thing exce pt the people. I'tie epo-
silion li in ?Oi; l shape. it IS the ;
' at
est exposition of southern plnik aad
ei.ergy and material resource ever .seen
lii the continent; und it is second miiv
tii the I 'Ircao World.- Fa.r in inaunitudi-
anioug the gretll e osliiodS ol this r,i;:n
try. "N'otw ithstandinu the fact that X.nlli
Carolina u.adc uo aitcqua'r provision for
biking pirt in t lie exposition, I wMi
Ihut eery -uo ot' her citiz us could go
there and see what u griat country tins
Southland is.
It sta ins to me that now is the lime
to go. Now is Ihe time When the Atlanta
pioplc will te -iad'iest to see visitor.-, a
i hey aie scan e The exhibits are ivh.ii
slid lr-sh. the night illutnination aad
ti reworks are beautilul; the wtatlnr i
cbanniUL1: the ra'es rea-onab'e; ati i the
ab-eiice of t he crowd inc. in- that those
who do go now t ae! and live in in -re
CO 1 1 1 ft n t.
"Atlanta has done her p .rt i-.b'y. She
iia- puptire-l the feast. la.t aii w i.o Can
sjo il 'wu and e".i i it."
The above .-hows that if any one h t-det-nniued
to attend the Fx po.-ltion. tin I l
ls no u-e in de xyniL; All i- :ea.ly to
be seen that will b-, and wea:h-r is pieas
anti r than it u.ll u- fii-r. N-t week
l- an e.c. ption.d iy opp-rtute i cc i-ioii,
it bi ing lb- liiiie when 1'iesiaent ( l-vel o d
and his c il'inet will attend.
Botn railroads le.nt'.ng from New
B-rne hav made special at i aiig-incnts to
take parties l wo tlien in
w ho can
doing so
sec the Expo ition should mis.-
and it
any mon
oid i r.
is not at
lav'oi-able
all likely
ihal
Will;
iportuui i
Death atllon. I.. . I. album.
Ex-Couressman L. t'. Latham, of
Greenville. N. C . died at the -Maryland
L uiversity Hospital in Baltimore Wednes
day niu'ut,16tll He had -utl'eied somo tillW
from stomach trouble and came lo Ua : 1 1
more f-r treatment. An op-ration uas
Pl""ulrol uul"" """. "' "
condition ol Mr. Ldha.n. he could not
stand the shock .
Mr. Latham was o5 years ol age lie;
repretteut-d the Fir-si North Carolina dis- ,
trict iu Coiigress SeVfnai tiuuis. He fought '
on the Cotitedi r ite side, aud reached ttc
tank of major. i
hx (yovernor .larvis. ol North ( arollna, ! taken I mm n- u.any wi 1 . m :lmi;i;;ton,
arrived ia Baltimore Wednesday right to and from different parts ot the town, aiid
he with him in his suffering, but Mr. La-l s-nt them to Piote-sor Ladeuix. of the
thaui wasdeail when he arrived. He left I L "uiver-n y of Nori h Carolina, lor analv
for homa allljos) immediately, taking w ilh ; -is. Evei y one -out line I pui-ons and
him llie reniaiiis .if his I'm ml. ' d -adly poi.-oiis. The only reason all who
dr.itik were not killed was that they fortu
MATKHIAL FOR PlBLlC Ii(il.ifr i Lately Jid not lake Ii ill I aiv- ijtlau ll I i-s.
- - I Dr. WoraJ :i' ol the opuaion that U'l a
Uood Qaantltlea Contlnir In lor the w ell or spi ing jn tin w ii ; fiee Irom
Special Foundation and Ot her poisons.
parl, 1 " W hat ought to In-done? Hi I her peo-
, , , , r .. 1 p'e should b- provided W ith cisterns or
There ate three car loads of bine -tone i uelL, 3lolll,i l)0 b,,a1 bv taXlition
J:l I... lt l. ..l.ll'X- .. .... .
iu goon si ."i i neganai una Ks uc i'ie .
N. rlepot !rom .loliet, 111 . tor ihe public
ouildiup.
Tin se will be used in foamla-
t ion woi ; .
The t. ps of the piling V liv h lui'c been j
driven will h .- sawed oij , veu. I'heu ih-i
w hole sur ace around the.ii w il I be n ih d j
with concrete six inches deep th- top of:
this, six inch, s, will be j'.i-t even with the j
top ot the piling a'ter it is .-awed off j
Then on lop of each pi'ing a cap itone i
will bo put 16xlt34 ioches, ami the con-i
crete will be continued upward for anoth
er two feet, m iking a two mi. I a ball foot
thickness of concrete. Then the blocks of
-tone now at the depot will come over 'he
piling on top ot ftij and the n all of the
budding is to be prccte-i on them. This
will make a foundation a solid a any one
need wish.
A car load of irou girders lor the build
ing is now at the A. it -N. C. R li. A
large quantity ot hard, crushed raikfor
tl 0 i ouciete, and of brick both plain,
for general purposes, and ol special shapis
lor ceilaiu p
rtioUS ol the buiibn" have
iieeu received. -Iu Iging from appe
trances
Messrs Graje & Hyde will be iu good
shape lor bui'ding rapidly when liny te
sume active opt rations.
A Heaulllul ew Tomato.
U. R .Hill has shown u- some
Mr
to-
matocs that are plainly ol a distinct va
i jety. pr .ducid by him this suuinur iu his
garden. Thev are a cross bit ween
the .
golden Trophy a bright yellow vr;c:.,
and acme a bright red one. I he color I the
new toll! ito is a blending i I both color-. ,
it is nunuly a beautilul golden yellow,
but lroni around fie blossom part, rosy
-treaks branch out in every direction and j
graduallv blend, with th;ye;luw making!
w "... : c. 1 1 .
e, V Ott 11 III U 1 SUIWlUg. I
The tomatoes a, e of sin oth. and m
:aIe Hze-averugmg about halt p
i di-r
und
i
pronounced by some who j
lnaken ot them the best IU ft'lVOr
oiev uuve evei nn-. .11 1 . iini luieuus i
- go-! p'anting of the ,-eed next
n"u !' I"'1 " "-'
l he v i-
rK l-v Just lls 11 lias deveioi.!
A Breezy Tiiije" To-MkIiI
There w.'.l lie '"A Bre zv Time' at the
t )-night, aud n a
i ti' i . o
it. It
. , ... i
is said to be one ot t ie turmiest iarce
aui . , ,. v.-.v.. o l".h ....I n... v int.j
is said to be one ot the funniest farce
, , - - , .
comenips that is nam,', onft nut toiTetbpr,
- e rv " i
for tiie purpose of making as iiiiiny
M possible and leaving out ot the q
. i
ill . 1 1 s I
11
onestion
a uozei ner i ii e r i se a n . i i .. 1 1 ,
the Amen-
can drama.
The clash of interest is brought
hout ,
by the tact that the creditors of a young
college student have pursued him out ot
town, and the girl he loves has d-me like
wis-. It is ea-y to see ln.w comic sana
tion can grow nut of this si ate of affairs.
A nuouncemelit is m uie that charming
singing, catchy music, c, ,,ic -nrpi-.-es aud
scenery aud cost, nn - to etch -.nil ple.ise
the eve w ill all enter in' ,. :t- ... nd. : ion.
MH NAH Mil.
C.
formed nt Horehend Com oseil of
J. T. fiAton ot Morehfnd, hiiU Two
IferllorU Mijl Men.
llr. J. T. Eaton of Morehead City, wan
up to the city Friday buying material to
re-start the saw mill, lormerly known as
the Fliiott mill. It will resume work at
oive. It has been shut dow n ever since
ihe death of Mr. R. Albert El! ott. the
proprietor, about two wars ago.
The mill has just bull p ur, has, ,1 bv a
company composnioi Mr. Eatmi and two
gent'eman from He tf r,I, P,-ri(Uimans
conntv. Tiny are Missrs. E. li. Ieiry
and (ie. F. OrifRu. 1 iie transfer of title
was completed Thursday.
Mr. Gritliu bus now gone back to Per-
quimans move his family, and the lamily ot
Mr. Leary down. I bis tnterpn-e w ill
give M'.reliaid ciiy at once sixteen new
citizens.
We are a!.-o inhume. I that auother
citizen of Perquimans county will accom
panv Mr. Gnffiu on his le'tirn with the
intention of buving a plantation aud lo-
eating Dear Morehead city.
The two gentlemen from Hertford are
i-i Ki.K ii n i.i ii
Aii4l jH I.urliinv: Kntiiy. PohoiHsl
UrinkinK- H'tiler Prornrd Kroiu Im
pruprl- Monri-cs.
At t iie ti lie- t he epii leiii.i
i' Vc I ill J' ll. I .'! oil t i i w
w e i al .e. 1 - pi f a I 1 1 1 lit on !
w 1 1'lnliL! l-r on it I'll rtii-hei I
niii.gtoii M ' i ti-.n-i" ut-tM I . ft
o! lpho:d
i ulioiim nl.
it. and th-Th-
V,I
r; it -a e a
-! rung i 1 1 1 1 ori a I on 1 1 le u
iii;te a rinndi i- i 1 otliOr i
jet-1 and i ited
i.-t ani'i - w In iv
w n- tin ini-iak -
i 1 ncss .1 airlii ch 1 1 ii let
abiv (in- Io I) ,d
let'. And in: ;e.a kinu'
o! kid u dn it -1 1 1 ni 1 . 1 be borne in mind
that to I e b u I, 1 1 i e- J not necessai i ;y 1 a - t
bad. Tb-di-e i.--.' gums cm Imk :n - ein
ingiy good wab r .m l aecompb-h fat d i
sn ts hi fore tla- rem -urce of tr.uhl- i
even SU-i( cted, iii ma';y cast s.
The i i im i ly is pi nil. The wab r l..:i.l
come IVoin sin U a depth and be prob-cinl
in such a v iy t hat surla-e imptli'iti-s i ih-n-it
aft-.tii." S"he;i the building ot the
water works was .ii agitation t here u-ie
some people who favored spring or rivir
watir. but we were glad to fee th it t he
builders held that tile best, pare-t and
sales t, water was from deep ih w'n m I In
earth, and the in-buic .hat an C"ii-liint-ly
be ioumi u h-re. not only ditL' w-lls bnl.
water that conies fro.:: sprmvr. reservoirs,
etc.. proves iinsuiled b.r use, show- trie
w i.-ijoin ol tli-ir course.
Wiul'e such water cannot h- o' lain-d
from iiiiur works people should act lor
tbeni-i 1 1 es and ciiiy onnsie Uia' be and
lii fiinih are -uppiied wiih inch whole
some and healtl.-givmo w.ilnr.
'1 he Mesfengei aitn l- on the damri r
of itiipiue water is no -rood ihat we i opy
it lien-w:
"We ate persnadi'.-l thai mole people
ale made sick au-l die tiom bad water
than tiom any oilier source. No one
nee 1 to b surpri .1 it he und his family
aie sick witii lever it' they drink water
fr. m the ordinary weil- in the malarial
si ebon of l lie State. Impure wider will
bie-d sickm .-s in anv section. Lo k at
the n port in Tuesday s Messenger as to
the epi lemic of typhoid lever prevailing
in ashmgion among all soi tn auo conili
ti - ii -s ol A.-oMe, and all because ol bad ,
water. They have been drinking the
poisoned wat-r in the Potomac river. i
"Some years ag'O in New Jersey there
was an epiileini.- oi lypli.-id fever in a ll
lage on a river, and ciusd by tiie piison
e l w iti r el ih.- sir. am. Some pioplein
ajiothcr place. Hi the s.mie Sate. we.
Ihink, inoi'ed to a l.ou-e and urauK ol
water in a weli long iiti'i-ci.' Nearly all
the lamily died ot typhoid lever a a IB-1
suit. N'e iii t long sgo were told ot' three .
ladies who drank waurtakin from a web ;
at an old coiintiy bolls-. There were four :
in company, but one did nut dual,, and ,
-he alun- iscap'-d fe-r.
"The laic llr. Thomas F. Wood, sev-
eral yeafs a;' a, -ent fir I o! 1 le- of w ater i
-.jin various ikli't- ol tlierily. Willi
'""-
1 lutely pur- ilr.nk'ii." water,
n .-.id liuii-i
and in home in-peci i-ii , ea.
i p I - on be-
ing conip-hed nv law to keep cl-an
pivin ses, aud with a coui.lele system ol
S. We I age Idllllving eveiy part ol lln
town, ipu-hi, ir pvery house did the oualic I ,. ,,, , ' .
uealth wouid be l!,! better, and . I,u dler.th 1 ( l,.1,'!"lt0 e,V "'VCS 1!t""
r.,e v-rv ucl. lower, fin any one ac l '", u'? 1,b"Ul U'im,' -' n
curate bdorma . i-. as to the numb, r m r,f J"ftl,;U C 'H ver behir, s iw . lie
people now H,-k in Wilmington ( Wc hear ' hke "f X , 1 li0 lldtf ,s 11oWlu- &,,,"-
It stated, but wu do not know how marir,ttrJ- - 1 )e '"!."L 1",u'u ou
the mark it is. 10 mi'u ""f,"' ll'e h,,.inhe,,V Tl.ev !e,ve
,.o ,- ,, i i ,1 the cars at the stopping point o the in
Sm-e writing the above we have met i . , yl ' ,, , . .
with more evidence as to the dangeis ol 'j,:ml2 U''"'? at 1 lj ' Atr
poisoned or bad drinking water In Bos- LllK .'l""-'t,0D- r,ntl M atU :ib 'ut ,,,wn'
ton several cast s f tvphoi.l fever wife -Vt a i rial .,1 at mor pla'e and pr. j. ci ik-s
directlv traced In puwimed water. The at Indian II, ad a few days ago, one of the ,
Board "of IL :il th ivp.ut that -searching in- ; big uuns shooting at a distance of LIHiU
quiries among ihe patients hmvevet , i yards, w-ut an 1,100 projeciile thi'ougli a 1
brought out the fad tlu.t several had ju-t l,late fit'lCH "uclu S thick ami twelve f. et ;
returneil from country summer ros, u ts ' ' 11 to Hie i iu tli bpliind il. They make a J
where thevwere taken down with the j P1 ,le that can stand any gun, and then :
disease. This clue was promptly follow- i ""'-' (eil,-'u' inveid-a gun that no plate
eii up, and the soune of one "irroup ,,f ; can stain I. and t hat's the way it goo. !
i l'8"L 'yi'" "u va-es was iuuiio in a weucii
i owniung water near toncoro, .u. i lie
well was lot atetl ou'y a lew le-t from a
sink-drum, and iu wstei upon audly-is wag
proven io le polluted with sewage.
Oth. r -imiiar Ca?es of typhoid fever con
tractod in the c-dintiv from iinprrlct
drainage have been l. un.l in the practice
of city phy-ici-ins." When a man i- drink
iug bad wall r he may be di inking death
wati r."
cam. t iniKvnr.v
For ft Meeting at the Male Fnirol' the
nl rj men's Amoentl ion Organized
nt the K.asl t itrolina Fair.
There vvas oiganiz-.-tl in Nuvv Berne at
the last Fast Carolina Fair a North Caro
lina I ).l 1 1 Vll.t'U .- Association. 1 be A.-so-
cialn.ii is to hold it li.st meeting since i
that time
U Xt week
iu Ka!eii.h at the State Fair.
I Prof. Kuiery is-m s the following call to
ihe dairvmeu of ;hc State: j
j In February. 18i)-5, thi Station gave j
jits assistance lo the organization of i he
North Carolina State Daiiymt n's Asso-
ciation by i-suing a circular to its cousti
' tueiils calling attention to the meeting aud j
j urging the necissiiy of an organ iai ion of;
;ihi'kind. . . . j
I "This Associaimn was organized and
anopieu rnans i-.r nieeiing in oiiieiem :
.. ... . . i. . . ... .i . :
liaiis ui me siaie. l inoi itiiiaiei v me . i
i . c. . -.. .-.i" . i 1,1
con i i u ! cu ami laiai iiiu.ss oiineinsi ,
coiitinucu ami laiai niu.ss oi ine nisi
i . . ,
or sid. nt ai.uui id the i, aus for the eanv
sid. nt ai.uuilid th
j i
' I w , ... .iiiii v I :. now 011,01. r in-
vlhcllun, ,.i- Sla'e Fair to reflect
iiffi.'i-rs flnil hold ihe lir-f la-:il I ) i i rv 111111 's
vi .:,,,, .;.... ,:. ,..n.,.", '
.11 1.1 . li -i.i,. 1 11 c .-i.iii.t.iii'.i iu a e-i
niirv.
'A good piogramme is piomied for
Wedne-day evening, Uc oaer 23, lsy.a, at
Coniiiious Hail in theCapdol at Ktleigh.
.leiiiOei- wn .iiave paid ire niemii, l-hip
lee .-noiiiu -a'ii-1 ai or -..on diei ,. n,
i- lei' t a e e
l.u-ine - 1.
U. adv, it
F.w rv in, .
t tl,
i tlii eis an i
the - pea I, . n;
Iu
t,
I 11 1 I
d t 1
III.
1 1 er . ; ih i- . .u i ,' A
ih p i e.-.-i II ' . and e v el' v
can p..--,b!v do so
t,. n
'huuid I
il, r
ould
liii'iii.
make it u n unt to h
li w hat is -aid at
e one ,f more than
farm in imeres'.s
tin- me-, ting, as it is to I
oi ,1 inary interest to the
of the Suit1."
Mrs. TlioiiiHs Wilson Dead.
Mr.-. Mutiida S. Wilson, wife of Mr.
Thomas Wilson, d'nd Thursday night
and was buried the next afternoon at 4
o'clock, the luneral Mi'vice IjeuiLl held
I' Olll
street.
Mi-,
week.
good ..
the
residence
H..ucock
W
Item bad been sick only about a
Sac was 54 years of ge and was a
em -er of the Baptis, church.
Pimples, blackheads, freckles, tau and
snnburn removed. That oily and rough
skin cured and the face and hands beau
tified by John's Oriental Soap. Medici
nal and toi et, two large cakes, 2-. ts. al
i . S.
Dufl'v
At 2:iib o'clock Thursday altt-rnoon
champion James J. Corbelt was arrested
bt Hot Springs, Ark., on a warrant sworn
out before Justice W. A. Kirk bv Prose-
cuting Attorney C. Y. Teague and asking '
. s--a?-' .
i.ei
h:
d that t!,.- , I
er l f l
ii'in
n.i
I, :l
I . illi i X :
a'e tl- '
I '. ,ie ,tl.-I-
i-.-w t
now .v. lain
b. -n 41. ;i"i t
p I.
ml
a a i
in -I li
J W'h
0 b- ;
1 - io
1 In- t Urn
W - I in I i
- -I known
,i .' ii ion
iitiMi'al!iM i
I,.-. I
1 1- '-fi
Leaf
t,
W.i
ii.J- I
: I n
III
111
ten, I., r
polile 1 -
e : e
at 1
i he
tor. v i
icalloe
1 lehi in
d.l
'I In
a.t.!
I
in fad .1 1
Veal
pi I t
II I-
t h
la r lie; i -I i ; p
i -d 1 -,f I li l, I o
tale
I
Sh. I an
iii
us tig on
i llg'eu lo- In
some Id le
illi-iii under
w In le ago be w
condltioi -. I -
a bitnel
now for
gold oiilv w ilh no conditioii-
Tb- St.de I)ep irtmetit b
from Aiiiba-s;nii.i r.deuo'.ie
I he ui il a! ii n ot tb- 1 'i,-i.i h
('rain i
nb' i '
t.k.- part In the Fret ch expo-dimi ..I
l'Miii which is to ii-ln r m the I a ' nliftli
" ntlfV. Tin; i 1 1 1 1 d i on i - ill I- -Hi h and
is ipiib- long, giving l'llil itif. d 111 diotl ot
the -c-'pe iii nl org n:i ition ,,f ihe'
' projec..
The Loui-iana ntg'ioe- are becotinng
indignant ljeeau-e ihe siigd p :: 1 1 : is who
hav- jodi-d Lho H' public in pany niu-c
; to train with lli-m, an I tid'ea en il.at it
' the aforesaid plaiders c n.: inn to p.r mi
sin h s. olloph, tiiev. tin- tngroe-, wiii.
i walk over and j -in i I mm r it ;:
party.
Tin: T i ill ii 1 1 I i in if r it!- eiiib oi
('o!un,bii-. Ohio, ot wi.'ali Abeu W.
; TliUfll an is a nicniljer. adop t' d a i es .1 u
tioii i li the 111 Ii. seveie'y i ondeinn'-ng t he
j movement oi fne silver in the Deuiocr die
'party uow beiig led by Tliiirmati. 'Ihu:-
man wa- not present. T he v. te w.i
1 unalliiiious.
( 1'reeidiiit Win-b n. ol tin- St .te iiuivi r
. sitv, reports th it i,', -ti; h ut- an; on tile
' rofu He say-eighty oi tlue ire lemil--.
He declares that it will led long .,,H
iv niien ar-regularly ad niile I to tee im:
versiiy. and lie war nly favors tin-op-, nmg
of its d .ois to tlieui.
The Pamlico IletaKl ,ays that. .Mr. ;
Alex Lee has a curio-ity in the way of a ,
, Ijil! of momy. t is a Too bib and was.
inade by all act ot the -ueiai a-.-emhly i
when il ni-l in Ni w Botn-. Thejcli bore
; the dat- Mav lllih, lTo. atid'was pun
ted by .la files la i-.
The W'i'miniitou lieview i I l:-t S.dur-i
U iV speaking 01 HIP gooil I .itui.e ol one o1 t
t lie Stale's le.e bug citizens, 1 1 : 'oloncl ;
.Julian S Can' ia ."it! Years o d t..day and
lie as .aid to bJ woiil, $ lU.I.'IIU Id ev-ry ;
year of hie bio, or if '.i T . b - J lor -wry day :
of tho-e 0 year-." i
A Kaleigh corre poudent of the Wil-1
m.ugloii Mi s.-i-nger -ay - "I'leparat nn s I
f -r the State fair, next week are erv j
complete, aud I here i-no doiibi ol a good j
e.xbib't and a liiire attend' ace. I'hc di--;
litjctly a'i icnltui-al oi-pl i v wili l-e one ot i
tht; I'e-l dVor Ulade. 'I ill- choW c ; hor e.-
Cattle, eli'.. Will be of marked CXi el- j
lence.'
It now looks as if the Coi bet t-F!U -i m-
I loons on-,, n .hi will eon... oil' at Hoi
, s ,,,-iuL,? .,. ap Thl, au.ho.it,--
i. . ,, : .. oi .e; 1 i i e a - -lira in e.-- that d wi.l
j, -implv a limited g ov. fontt-r under
r-evi-eal arlicles of agreement and t ic
rtn- il h-..ow ,1im not -nil I
.a soeciai iu uie " urn lugion Jie-s. ugei ;
i irom quanta s ays mat fresideni L hark
I L Steven.
the State Press association.
I who returnet
Th urs la v from Atlanta. ie-
potts that the a--ociatioii while ihere
received :'itien ne.v numbers and now
has over 10l n etnbt r-. the urgest nun ber
iu its hi-toiy.
A correspondent of the Wilmington
St ir says that the public scllon .- of K d
eigh w ill have holid y next wei k in ord- r
to gi ve t. ach.ers and i)tiils an op,oitu
nily of V isittng the Exposition at Ailant ,,
and a'so lie Fair there. A sp-cud tian
h. is been arranged for, via UieS. u birn
Hallway 's route 10 I' live lliei'e Monday it
7 a. m The fire lor ih- round trip wil
be ST li(l end f..r children In tvvceii the
agi s ot o aud 12. $3..". . Thi- rate is ex- i
tende I to parents as well as s-uilent- and i
teachers. The tiain was Steuied by a
special i fl'ort of Supt. Howeli.
'I'he fast pact-rs aie clo-iug tiie season
wnn s .me w hirlwind tinishe-. ut the
three U. let's Joe Patch, n. John 1.'. den- ,
trv aud H lrt J it i--t: 1 undecided :
w'hicli is the best l.ors-. The b.it:.- i..r
Su premacy among i he t rot t. is ha-n'i b-.n '
imich ot a" tight, and ihe time neon I has
Uot been seriously threatened by th- j
raceis of either -ate. Tnc two aiinnie
mile still b-longs lo the u'u e.
So.-r.tarv lb rbert has signed tin- ,-on-,
u.db'.b- irerrAsiu.rt. t'..,- n,. i ,,d,i,,, - :
t
two tew torpedo l.o.ds reieut v
a -v.d-
I hem after public bidd.i.g s un
, , ., ...,,. ; ... .1 ;,, ,, .. .. ,, .. 1 . , ,
li.,a .'.is 'i cast" 'in u in in - ii, i o . lie
I - . .. . ... ,i-
aosence 01 i in- .--ejrtiai v iron, vv n-niug-
ton, und a reluct , nee i h the pail
.r .ui
at the d-pulmeut to ev cute tue pai is m
his abseiic'e. Tue tiepar'inunt i- not cor
i I'i'iie.l nvi-r icporis that th- He: re.-1 1 tf
BfOi hers m iy de i-e t no into -epar de
branches oi ship building, a- di - c -utract
w ill b-i with tne linn nd 1 1 . e g . v . rn 1 11 1 n t
I. .. in e 1. i ,..r I , i , 1 , ii- i r I . r o 1 1 . i, a,',!!. . .1
te
The Sv nod 1-1
vein- iu the Pre-1
f it. Vllle, I let. g'J
there will be :'t
HI ick op. tidlg'
Noith ( ' no'.,,-,,, -,v II
,Vte, tan i 1, : l ' b u
,' l.-jiia i ,-i .i t; I-. e
-er i. oil h I lev
i hv .- tin i V'.u i
.on
Fay-
n, -ht
Wm.
uii.luv
akers
School t onv eiil mi I r iniiiv.. t
f.oin all over the Stud- wail di-cu-- ihe
various probl-ms of Sunday h woik.
TlleSvuod will be opened b. a sermon
Hum ll'e retiring Moderator, P.ev. W. 3,
Ai'i'i.wu .d of Lauriiiburg, al'er winch
the S no, iical Communim: will be i.ele
Inated On Widnesday the officers o the
Synod will be elected and tue business of
the churches within its bounds ,vill be
transacted. The Synod n pr. s :its :;i.h(nj
nieniDei's, idi. n-'uisttrs and a
chutches.
ut
Call for the Horse Brand,
Magnetic- (.'.I, it li ,s no equal
ternal purposes tor man or I
sprains, bruisi-, sweliin-s.
and ueura'gki. Large bjttles,
els. al F. S. Duth 's.
-loh'ison -for
ail exit-
ist. Cures
liieumati-ni
23 aud 00
I.ost or Stolen.
A due bill in my favor, signeel by A. J.
Collins, dated Feby. 17, '''. Yaiue for
ty dollars. I hereby forbid any one to
receive same
v ol2 el w3w. Chas. Fha.nks.
I
Japanese Liver Pellets are an infallible j
specific for constipation, bilousncss aud
sick headache. Small pill. Fifty doses,
25cts. at F. S. Dufly's. I
. . - . di-ti..,
It i- b.
.lap,
-la -Si i 1 1 . i
I'M it rt. Unit s
nil On A il in is
si on I It i- in I an
Si--r:il !u-.
I' ii I II ii il to
l be
; 1
elf rt.
Kith.
did
nor i ii si i: in mis is.
I'heii- i it lere n
po inline ii Is Si I e
Ac..
i: v. w. (i. .v. t
.i-iliim A'ad-uiv.
A limine.
l iille-i
i it A .
i tins. -n.
':. ..on.
M
mi
pi-s
through Fn
f reii-e of th
I I ll - ll'.llie,
Mr. ( . .
turning It
hern M !
N.
a hi
! s in
jn at
i , -1 . -
- iv.
Kid
t'.:l-
tb. li
th- el.-::
-. til !.
at Moiei
Id . (
Ke
II,.
(
n- w 1 1
1 r i-i-;
has
r-d
More!
d ll
ll
1 1 ' I IV ! 1 1 s :
-Mi. lira
d-nt 1 tin
iliaige -i
-h . I berg
IteV. W
p lit -i' ti.
.11.1
I: v. W
Avon.
It. v. J.
et cou ity.
1 1 io Si.it-
of II avel.a
.1 I '. ia. -oke -11 1 II
ttei a-.
li mi w nl cni nine t
: A i adea y and a .
li ' ll ehelll i loot
be I fe
ll -o I. , ,,
at Ma:
.- v-
irk-i'.- I-:
Mi
St.
w II,
. S. ( row i-r .
T. II ; ! -i v, a na:,
Who W i- ill til- Wi
lli" 1 1 I -1 : : I .' W o I
o il r
..ut o
k
!j!:-a:"ll
) -V. .1 L o, -,e.; ...
btea as-igneal to t u- i
( 'olu nil .us vv i i i.i i
..f tl e eol ege. Mr.
( ie eiaud, ( lino, . if r
'.Cl'e- af laud to: tit I.
II tram
llUleh a
en tor
K. 1
- tlo.o
Hi i.
AIL , I l fc '' l.tlll I II H IMIMIH 1
All fiii. t a i. .n" tiie V doti.a. t
Except heie and tin r. a ! i a
I - ' ll- t :.- lit' W , I k S ol) ll 1 s i , ;
llO
'111.
L!y a i iii. an m lod ii ; b
Ti no: bin ' . a pi a.ilc . r
the i
th'.
tW' w,
-t . ( ll Id di the ; e
ll tl,
iii.
,! il.
men
itin.no
M
ill. if alb rat-
All ,il'e' a'o
u-re tie
ing.
Ttieir i;-'.v:' :
1 1. inn
An-1 the li
' 1 lie
old:.
of tin
UloOll
ill ol'
he caiup-lii'.
: ic.i m
A tremulous si-h, as th- -e-i'.le night
wind
Tliro' the forest leaves .-lowly i c
reep-
ing,
WITde fie stars up ah ive, with gliitti'!,
eyes.
K' ep -ud'd o'er the army while .-lee;
ing
There's only the sound of the lone sci
ti y 's tread
As he t ramps fioui th" rock to t ! i o I " i i t
tain.
Aril he thinks of the two on tie low trui
d!e heel,
F..r away in ihe c ,', on the mom
tain."
IPs musket falls sla, k his lace dar!. an
g 1 1 in,
Or vis i n ' ! e w i ' h men, or!, i, nd." .
Aud lie inn' brs a pr .yer lie Ihe ch
asleep.
An 1 t heir mother. --May Heave
f, i: i her '
Ir. n
Then draw in
eve rough !v over h:
eye-.
lie dash-s oil' tear- t
t an-
wa
Ami
A-
ri-
1 gathers hi- gut
breast.
r up
11 .1 T t " -
I t k
ing.
pa--es tin.
m II
Ulit lill. II C leaded p
tre-.
An . h - loot-b p iagg:
it i . i , iv a .'. I he got s th i ..
f light
Tow 1 1'. I tnc -hade .!" tl
g all I iv i
the bt'o
fo
ill'.
II .rk, as it the 111
lit wiln
t ha:
i ii -f 'f- 1
the Lave-
The mo niight so
in.:''
It looked like a nth '
hie1 '
A n 1 his lifi -l,!oo, I i
iug The moon st eras to -hi
ihe. i,
Thai night, w hen tin
woiidi Mii-ly
II ! Mary
l.bing did
,e a- btV'l.
love vet
tli-!i-
g l
P: ,-h-
ken.
I. a Jied ,: p to hi- bps an. 1
vow-
iou iii.inui.ien
Whe e p!edge,
Ail pii. t along t i
N , sound -ive
Whi e .-on fa e- :
the dea ! .
'The picket -"
to li-:- ever un'.rok. n
e Potomac to-night,
t iie ru-h of t h-- i i V'd .
he il ew mi ' h- I.i. e.
off dlltv lorevo-i '.
M T OI.lt S 1 1 1 It I. It I .
Wli-it wo.ild I no.
oil '
an.:
a',
me
OII'J
veil"- ag.
y. an f. i e -
-en your . - w on
iu,;,,- ol t.ah .
Aii
-ur sli p- w
ch :' ol i r
is light
Vv h
t would I Ii t give for the -u.de that
i ui gav e m,-.
When glitt.l'iiig I he : i.irs (I, , 1;, . 1 ihe blue
sky hove.
And the -oft silver light oi l ', i moon
s, .tight to w i ken
Sweet bonis m t'-t? harp that on.o .-an-
b.U of lo e.
I d i i d'ter my soul for Uie sui!!e that you
-av- m ,
Lo-.', long Veins ago when I first sivv
thy face
Whi n your . hivks w ere a,- :, d ,- the red
rose oi -uu iin.r.
Anil your steps were as ngh ih I-
lie-s of CJr.ico.
J. Wren Wdiiaiiis.
TIIK POIXT OI VIEW.
To err is human; to forgive, d.v no-
We'll admit as true, of c mi'-. -.
But it the sin is you is, f igiveue-.--inine.
I've noiiced that it has unu-uil .,iv-,
Cehl il'v.
Some men expect their wive.- to
buy uollur 8 worth ot stud with a
hundred cents and keep the change j
for pin money. I
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tin Itouml I rin
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lot' 111,
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Th ,t !l- e-
the power
on- might
Ho d- ;
hand i I -ia-
Mroiij; Tewl iitattit in I I'nrS.
Head vvh H the llonoial'.e Mav
Iia ii Fi .- ha- to .-a .ib-nt S.I.I
Ni-.w liniiN'i.. N. ('.. t.id. I
M. -i-. M. rritl. Clark .V ( o .
I .eat 1-in-n: Tin- i- t , , . i : :fv
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tln; !
,:, and
o- h.d
mm. nd
h ,v - u--d --S. I. I '.' for 1 n.bg -ti,,
! ad-:. ,1 relic1 af er , her i-m,., i t,
: ' , ' i And I ui, i.e-,: a ' in. , I,, ii,
,t a- a ' iluable Men., wh.
Ir..m Ig li;;.. -.(i.j:,.
Wm
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f.r
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v Borne.
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le ' ie .t sal ve . i
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ii -. an
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Cul-
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V cure- Pdes. ,, i,,, j, ,v ,-,
a i ant. ed lo gi e pel I. cl
oii-v refund, d. Pr., - 2
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d i- ai lion
cue:.- per
Por ssile by F. S. Duiiy, I'm
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(all :.
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fat In r oi-
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llei r
tliol
nun. :l
lllol'f
birth
her.
vv . . 1 1 1 :i n
ball th,
dioose
v ran
' tlli'ir
I'ront Ihe Italit llerulil.
lb raid feels lull lu-tdie I in
rcc-
c.tnn. ending to i he pubis.' Mi. !Iaw!.e-s'
New Cl'V-tallri'il I. i-i- and Patent
Spring Eye-C la c-' ni,inufi turedby him
;pid I hat have -ueh an , nnrinniis sale
throughout 'he I niti.l :-l.i',"'. ol.'t lm.
All eye-: fitted by 1 . S. DI'FFY.
A I'll guaranteed.
MOTHERS' RELIEF
I Y olll it li h t'oiitliii-t
I ' -0 1 during I 'n gn i m v an
meat, is guaranteed lo pr.. In, .
and ipiick labor. Pri, . .. l.oo
at F. S. Duit'v'-.
Confine-j
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H'oVI N
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1 1
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l! at I".
II, st, .r, s :d I c i-i - ,
-truatioii. Inegul d. I
Mon-tni dion. jl.oo
Dulfv '-.
ami:
1" '
nun.,
MAKl.Y r.IUI, v
:vi
-YlllT.
IMoitsitnt a lloite.Y
fails b got a'.! th w
Never
.I'm- b'. an
20 , I-. p,"
h: . 1 1 i'ii. h uh e il ly and 1 ,t,i.
I nge bottle at I- . S. Dully .-.
'I he above three riiii-d. maim I ictured
mly by
i',,T
s i' I l vi i i . i i i i
At: oil ,. ' .,i.
1 V P. S. Hull . N-vv P me.
ii!ig::i .IA w Iv
N. C.
A linr-,'
ping-, but
s not known 1 , v ins t r:
1 1 n a! i 1 1--' : so in, ui a r-
cstcomoil 1
r i i t tie. Hot w en '
If the Kaby Ih t'ullltiic Teelh.
Be sure and Use that ol I and well t: ,e
riill-dv. M' Wiuslow 's Slot hi"g Sv a
fol eiMldn-ll lOi llllllg I I -oolhes I he , 1:
-ol't-iH tl e gum-, allavs all pan,, cu,,
w ii I eoiic and is tbe b-.-t rein-dy !
diarrhoea. Twontv-liv- 1 1 nl- ab.'tl e.
lihH i
ll is only in p., ptil...;
.'uniidit.s thai iiie'ti ;iiv
i-oii-titiitional l.le.-sitig:-:in
l . ; 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 v .
at loll d
with l
r fi.
Wh. I! T:.:i
Wl,. ll s!..'
WI..-H sh-Wti-i.
bh-
was -1. ,
v ,e;
ae l,,l i.
I- . a H, o
l.a.l . laid. ,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. I
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Sale of Land !
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ii, f.,r ,
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of N'ov. i
billow in
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lit po'e- to
id- e 1 lie,
I- to
11 p. lie. Wl,,. ( o ,
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th, n a ,!:r-ct lii.
la.naig 100 a. it -
dh I hr
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to Hi
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-aim' conveyed to .1
t.ii llin. anil same s
and wile to W. F K
This Oi I .Ih-i- 1 4 1 1.
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W'. F. Kornegav b
Penrsall, Att'ys."
, AV. K."r..
lis, ( i ibbs cV
W4l
.
OUR
STOCK
OF
FINE SHOES
IS CU Ml HIS El) OF
Three Leading
LINES, Viz:
Thos. G. Plant's,
Paian Bros, ana Co:, '
Clement and Balls'i
Inferiors
Are Many,
Their Equals Few,
Their
Superiors None.
TRY A PAIR
AND BE CONVINCED
OF 'lill! SUPERIORITY
OVER OTHER LINK.
& WdletL
47&49 Pollock St.
Hackburn
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