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J, . --:'. 3 ill s el Price: $1 00 Per -Year. INDEPENDErTT IN ALL THINGS. Single Oopies.l) Oeiits. VOL. 'XVIII; NEW BERNE. CRAVEN CODNTY, N. C, NOVEMBER 28, 1895. NO. -38- : JibiiLdluiJj: THIS WKSK' we MC" tBralng things tp side down. Oar buyer is Just back from the northern markets for the second time this Fall and we are again tilling our MAMMOTH STORE OX POLLOCK STREET to overflowing with such goods and at prices that you never saw before. .TAKK NO'ONE LOOK FOR YOURSELF. OUR HOUSE IS FILLED WITH CUSTOMERS EVERYDAY, AND OUR GOODS AND : ffXWWJ. t-i OUR PRICES ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN.: : tTBlQ SLEDGEUAMMEB FBICE3 OS GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT pfrfc DRESS GOBS, SHOES, 3IATS, KOTIOKS, AKD MI3.MNERY. v Dress Goods Bep't T :t dress prist,' at 4o j3.----..-y"ci. Lci gingham, at 5 tna Cc. ' - Plaid 'and triped outing at' 7c, .worth 10c; - y. 1-2 wool aresa worsted,, all colors. Latest atyle figured wortod at- 14c 35 in. all wool flannel at ISo Worth 3 3 in. all wool serge at 1 So worth 25c Jxtra ls&rgm, 36 in. blue and blcJc. ' - erjr at S?3e.' -' :f '" 44 iiilenrietta, all color, at 36c yd. worth .5cr ''----. -. --" -a C 5 ia. Hack cashmere, at 18, 23, to 2j in. woolen plaids -for ladles waista at 14, 13, 28 and 44c to 91.00. Sllka for ladies waisU at 43, 4 63c to 11.50yd. ' - ;2V r-Vt 64 in. ladies cloth for capes, etc., at 4Sc worth 7ac -..? .-,i. Staple Drf Goods' Department; ;, ' J 'Cotton has gone op,, but we f ' bought before th riae. -1500 yds. cotton plaids at 4 1-2 yd. 2000 " .yard-wide white dom. at 5c r ;--'"- T.'-V' Gilt edge bleachinz, yd. wide at Sc Hon roe tills bleaching," yd. -wide at 6 l-2c. "':,r 3 h..:' Barker mills bleaching, , yd. wide at . So worth 10c - -j " ' 10-4 sheeting at 18c worth 25c' Ueary canton flannel at 5, 6 1-2 and So Td. - - . - i OiLRPBTS, - MATTINGS, -and- Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags. arSEC0N5D00EjFE0MrP0ST OFFICE, ... McDANIEL Wholesale & Retail Dealers In rionr, Port Coffee Sugar," Lard, Batter,-Cheese, Syrup, Molasses, ' .Vine jar, SnafT Tobacco, Cigars, Canned Goods of all kinds, Teai, Spices, and everjlhing else nsuillj found in a ;.-Y. FIE3T-CLAS3 GBOCEB Y STORE. tWe have bought ia large quantities for cash and are prepared to sell as low as anyone. Country Merchants and the general public ill d well tQ get our prices before buying elsewheie. No trouble to ehoJ. good.:,i.- v-.s.:: : . - Stables .Free. , 71 Broad St., Sa3 What STEWART is Doing ! A Full 5apply Just arrired and bought so they can be sold low for cash or '. -"V" secured paper. " 711 e member that ir always keep a full line of Carriage and l;ngiea of different mak. rAnd haTS now added BICYCLES which are on the way; and . - don't forget to examine my stock of Harness and general Sad dJery, Bobes, surpassisg anything you have ever seen. C7A job lot of 2oQ dozen WHIPS, - less than factory prices." ALL' GOODS GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. ' ' . J . . .'. J. W. Stewart E. Ms, -SCia AbLW:OODv Under Gaston Eoase South If toul Stivt.tNew Berne, N. C. Ctoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery. - y .-Table Ware, Carbed Wire, ' GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS, . v -V: - Lime, Piaster and Cement. DZVOEO. PURE READY MIXED PAINTS. CPersonal attention to the prompt and correct filling ol all orders, . . - mg3m w,dow 36 .Oolrcu32CL3L Paper Oni3r$I.OO;r:Sfear. - ----- - - -V ':; ;'-;'- i-- ":;-:.--:-?:: . . ' 8" SI Only Place Heavy drilling at G 1-2 and Sc yd. All wool red and white flauncls at -i3,18, 23 to 50c yd. jc Jeitns pants cloth at 9o and ISo jd All wool pants cloth at 23c All wool kereejs and caasimere pant&J cloth at 18, 23, 38 to 85c. Big line fine pants patterns for men's - pants. Bijr bargains in oniits and wool ?- blankets. - Boots and Shoes. - It is a well known fact that leather and shoes hare advanced rery much, bat We bought be- ' lore tbis Advance, hence, we ' can give you these Smashing ; vLow rDcea as quoted belo : Infant's dong. bnttou shoes, 1 - 5 at ;23o nr. Infant s kid button shoes at 44c . worth ?5c. Child's spring heel button shoes, 5 - 8, at 4Sc Child's dong. button spring heel at Coc Extra special, misses spring heel button, 13 -2 at 82o worm f I.Z5. Hisses' fit button, . size 13 - 2, at 11.20 and 91.70, This Bkats All Ladies dong. button shoes, all sizes, at 98c worth 91.50. Ladies dong. square toe button, 3-7. at $1.23. '. Ladies common-sense and opera toe. all sues, at 91.38. Ladies : needle toe, kid shoe, size 2 - 6 1-8 at 900. MOTTO: & G ASKI LL ' bought so they cas be sold at in the City You can Ciet These Zehh.kk's Fink hnors rnn I,.jLi:a. Zeigljr's opera aud cum. toe, staud " ard price,' 3. 00 at i.(o. Zeiglcr's kid button patent tip, standard price, $3.50 to -.8.". Latl dies eprin? heel shoes, sizes - i, at 91.38 wort!) Mk Suoes Men's all leather working slioea at 88c. Ms'u business shoe, cap too, G - 11, at 91.23. A splendid man's ilrcsd shoe t 1.4U worth 12.00. Gentleman's calf dress shoe from $2 to 95. Immense line sample t-hoes, at wholesale cost. Coarse Siioes Children's unlincd shoe at 48o and C3c. Woman'0 coarse shoes, at 05c and 90c Big lino boots, but no room to give prices. Robber shoes for men, women and children. NOTION BEP'T Paper best brass plus, Paper bet needles, Hooka and evea at 3c card. 34 abeets Kood writing paper at S.'. I lest cantllo soap at .to euke Ituttermilk Roan at 4f caKe. worth 10o. Metal (tresis button nt 3;' doz. Cku-k" (), N. T. siho1 cotton ut Spool sil, all colors, 8o. uaaies aua kuiu cauu Keren lcr at s. s, . iu to 85c earh. Ladies black bose nt . t. 10. .' !o 40o a!r. Oents bait bose a, 8. 1 J to !Oc. Men's 4 ply Mnen collars, all sii nt 7c, Larve alzo towels at 4c and he each. Ladies an p (tents kl1 plnvcant ftk; wortli 1.4S Ora.e New Berne's Big Dry OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT BUILDING. LOVE FOB HOME. Man, iliroOgh all ages cf revolving time. Ucclianging uijD, in every varying . ctiine, Dieius h'S own land of i-vary land the pride; Celovcd !y fleavco oVr all tlie woild be side; His liome the spot of cartli supremely llcst. A dearer, sweeter spot tl-an all the lest. James Montjjonmry. Friu (he TeiH CbrintlAii Advocate. Mr. A. K. Hawkei hss gained a nat ional reputation as a practical optican, ind Ins celebratea bpecta.Mes ami l'atent Spring Eye-OIasses are known throuli out the Uoited SiaUc We are uritinu this article with a-pair oi his Ntw Crys Ulliie.1 Lenses, and lluy seem to- us as transparent as liiiht itsc-II; nnd una them the finest print as cleir as in jotiih. fAUeres fitted t-v r . S. DL IT1. A tit guaranteed. When Babr was sick, we pf,vo her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried tor Castoria, When she became Hba, she clung to Castoria. Wben she had CMUrea, she gave them Castoria, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. A..'.. e r...L.. j Uiiiaren ory Tor rixcners t.asioria. oumj r... r. du.L.j. r.A.;n Vnureu wry iwr i iiwici a waaiuuo. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. To be religious should mean to be like Christ and do as he did. MOTHERS' RELIEF (Woman's Comfort) Used during Pregnancy ai.d Confine ment, is guarantied to pro m t painless and quick labor. I'ioi Jt.ou per bottle, at F. S. DufiVs. WOMAN'S ORGANIC RESTORER. Restores all case's : Supprv-sed Men struation, lnegubir, I'm ji til or hxecsive Menstruation. 1.00 per bo. tic at F. S. Duffy's. BKOOKS' EARLY BIUD WORM SYRUP. Pleasant as Honey. Never fads to "eta:; the wrms from children, both early ;.nd la'e. 2o ct- er large bottle at F. fc Durty s. The above three rrtnuln-s mauutacured only by COTTON STATE8 MEDICINI-: CO., . Atlanta, (la. For Sale by F. S. Uuflr. Ni w Berne. N. C. aug31 ditwly The Atlanta Ejcposllion has many inducements to fK-r, but none better to the affl ctid th in that ioug tts ted, aDd Dever failing Tonic and Blood Purifier, (13 B. B.) Bolsnic Blood Balm. It positively cutes all blood and t-kin dis eases, as thousands of kcrtiiiates testify from the simplest pin pie, to ihe foulest ulcer. Don't buy substitutes, said to be "just as good," but buy the old reliable and standard Blood Purifier of the fge. B. B. 13. $1.C0 per large bottle See adver tisement in this paper: d23 lu-. ! For sale by Druggists. ffiGl Prices. Clothing Department. The earne old gtorv, the ruanufftcturors needed the cash. We bought them out at a saeriflce. Extra Biff Values in this Deprtnient. Boys mixed 2 pleci; suits all t-lzes, at SSc- worth tl 50. Hovs mixed i piece suits. 1. Exini special, hovs wool double breasted miiirt at $1 &- This suit is worth Si.uu' all Bovs all woei iloubb" breasted school sfuitsat t'-i 48. ti o nnd 3 30, worth double. Men's wooli'n tack suits at 3.8) positively worlh fl 50. Men's pepper and salt colored suck suits at t4 1W. Extui special. Men's all wool double breas ted, wpiare cut suits tit 6.7o wortli $10,00. Men's black cutaway suits at 7.40. Men's importedclav worsted cutaway suits at .(). 150 men's fine black and colored cutaway and sack suits at $9.40, worth 15.01.). Riff bargains in black cheviot suits. Prince Albei t dress suits at 9 -23 11.00 to 22 per s-uit. MEN'S AND BOYS I' A NTS. 500 prs. boys nee punts at ISc pr. Hoys all wiiol knee pants at 44c pr. Men's working pants at 4S, Kl, 85c to 2.00. Extra values in Men s tine drus punts. Overcoats and Mackintoshes at L nheard of low prices. Men's extra long rubber coats at 1.37 worth Si.flO. Hats and Caps. EXTRA VALUES, AND WHAT WE TEEM AS SLEDGEHAMMER IS THIS DEPARTMENT. Boys Wool hats at 8? each Boys Wool hat, role brim, at 18c worth 25c. Extra speial, boys role bri-n felt hats at 23c, this bat is worth 50c. Very nobby telt lists for boys at 40,- ksc to Si Latest stvlc boys fedora crush hats at 75c, worth 1 2s. Men's wide iirini wool hats nt4S -. Men's wide brim high crown fur hats a'. 73c worth 1 2. Men's latest style alpine crush hats, all the KO at 98c. Extra Bargain, men's black and brown crush hats, silk lined at 1.3s. worth $2.00. Men's dress alpine hats, from $1 35 to $3.2V Men's stiff or derby hats, all new goods and latest 8tvles from 88c to t3.50. Our line of derby hats at $2.20, are $3.00 else where. to all Casli. Goods Bargain House, A HOVE ABOVE. BY THE LATE JOSEPH W. HOLDEN. Mk. Kditor- I corifKl'T this touch irij litile'poem writien hy Joseph Hol tlen, u of Govtrn-T HoloVn, tlie sweetest gem which has found its w;iy to the public for m i ny years. The sail end of (he author and the pathetic story of his lifu makes it move iu:pr' ssive to those who knew this Tvondeifa u n i n. The victim of "women an 1 vint" ht barely missed biin greiit. L't h pe ti at lor giveness came with penittucc and that he found a home. "Mill the miinbei'le-s ful skv." Oct. 22, '95. tars of the beauti- D. SCHESCK. Tir the wounded JU, is there no home and weiry. The heirt that is brokui, thecje that is tcjry, The mind that is sad and the soul that is dre-iry? Oh, is i here no home in some plaint on hi-h. 'Mid the numbcrfess stars ot the btaulilul Vea ti d hath above, providetl a mansion AVhose timbers were : row n in the uarden i 01 l"Vi ; . Whose walls are as bright as the sheen of the now i As the sheen oi the shield of the sun in its i glo.v, lie hatli built me a home in some planet I on hiijli, i'Mid the numberless stars of the btautiful I sky. He gave to my fathers a lii'iii? on ibis ei.rih. But sin Ins birth. discovered the tits of my And life is a shadow a u.ist of the morn- ing i ximt fades from the mi;- wuh .be light ,t i thedawirg; Yet siiii there s a h i l'gh, in me oat et n -m,,) the numberie aP t-tai- f b:-: utiful skv. I know not the lib that will be mv abode. But I know it W is formed i ot God, That mv man-ion is cmptv the finder inJ I must await "Till lie shall command mc to enier the gate - Till the i.ngel of death m ir.ercy shall come, To bci;r nn? 1 dwell i.i mv beautiful home Mv home that is buil; o. high. 'Mid the uumberles .-la; -ome planet on - ol 'he beautiful skv. Dr. (1. W. Sauderiip, well known all over tins State, delivered an a idress on the 2t'tl), on education b-fore the Colum bian Baptist As i cia'ion nw in Session at BiO'kland. Dr. Win ner, pn-siout ot the Columbian University, and Dr. Grein, ex-president, were the otlier spiakers. SCrons Testimonials Continue to Come in For S. I. r. Head what Mr. Sam ii. Wateis has lo say about ic Mi.sp. Ci.akk Bros. & Co. (Succe;sors to Merrill.) Clark & Co. Gentlemen: I can safely recommend your " Suie luoigestiou Cure" to any one whosutleis from Iniiigt-ti' n. When I ti i st begiiL taking it I was not favorably impressed with what it was doing for me anil stopped taking it, but being troubled again with the same unpleasant leeling heartburn, ele , I took tue last bottle I got from you, aud was immediately re lieved and cau recommend your medicine to tlie public. Very trulv. Nov. 15, 1895. Sam B. Watebs. in - MILLINERY DEP'T. LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. TWO MILLINERS. In this department we have been the talk of the tow n since the first day we opened, we have astounded both dealers" and consumers in prices. Just think of selling a Ladies Lilian Hussel Hat at 88c. when everybody asks $1.40 for it, 500 Ladies Straw Sailors at 12c. 500 Ladies High crown Straw Sailors at 18c. This bat sells everywhere at 85c. Novelty Sailors. Blue, Brown, Black, 34c. Felt Sailors all colors at 48c. worth r.ilUan Russel and Trilby Hats at 18c. sold everywhere at ti.au. Ladies Walking Hat, extra at 88c. Just bought an Immense lot of Ladies and Children Felt Hats in every shape ininiag- inable from a northern concern that were closing out. 25 dozen American felt Hats at 23, 35 aud 48c worth double. 20 dozen English Felts at 83. 65, to $1.50. All thase shapes are the very acme of fashion. RIBBONS, TIPS AND FEATHERS. No. 3, all silk ribbon, sll colors at 2c yd. No. 5, all silk ribbon, all colors at 3o yd. No. 12, all silk ribbon, all colors, at 5c yd. No. 12, all si k and stitiu ribbon, all colors at Jc vd. No. 16, all silk aud satin ribbon, all colors at 14c. No. 22, all silk and satin ribbon, blaok and colors at 22c and 28c. Tips, we sell you there goods at 1-2 what you pay tor them. 1 bunch ot 3 tips, black and colors at 18c worth 40c. I bunch of 3 tips, black and colors at 23e, worth 50c. Extra special, 1 bunch of 3 tips at 4sc. FE ATHENS AND BIRDS We give you tuathcrs and bfrds at 7, 12, 18, 25, to 85e each, all exti a value Big Cut in Silksand Velvet. Big Bargains in Laces, Embroideries, etc. Client lc Portiere Curtains, Piano and Table Covers. BIC STOCK LADIES' GLOAKS AND CAPES, but no room to give prices. RUGS. NEW BERBfE BAROAIK HCHSE. A Recently Established nnd Growing; Business The Pnsh and Enterprise Exhibited. In our columns this morning appears a fivc-colur.iu wide advertisement, that of the New Berne Bargain House of which G. A. Baroof, is manager. This is a branch house of the firm of Youns; Bros, of Wilson. It opened here in June with a good stock which they have constantly incieased, un.'il they are carrying a very- large and varied one The head of the firm has twice been North this full selecting and purchasing in person. Mr. Barroot, who has charge of the Xew Berne braoch has proven himself a good and enterprising lu-iness man. unusually attentive to his business and watchful to please Irs customers in tvery way. He has a foice of six assistants five salesmen nnd sales ladies and a cash ier. The two ladies have charge of the millinery dep irtment and the geutlemeu of the clothing dry goods, &C. Mr. Bjrfoot has shown considerable push in vigorously reaching out in every way after trade, and among his methods he is sho ing a proper appreciation of the power of primer's ink. Immense Turnips Fine Average. Master Don Bascight brought over two ruta biiga turnips yesterday which to gether weighed thirteen pounds. They measured two feet each in circumferen e. Thev were raised iust opposite New Berne near his t'lthet's t-aw mill. Mr. Basnight informs us that the whole cpp averages only a little smaller than this. He had only a quarter of an acre in the luiu'ms and has housed between iwinfv iin(i twen'y-five bushe's, besides e ding I from them a'l ah ug an. I sidling troai the'ii J t i about the amount ol ten rio'lalS 'i ho ra'i-.e ground produced a nop of ; cabbages (his yiar ih.'.t so'd lor iKtwecii I ten and fid een 'Lis Thi is a g-cid showing lor a litih- quar ter a re pieve ol gri ind. Ii it is on a small scale it slows the capabilities of our oji. n'-vertheless. DIED. M'S. Patsy Ana Atkinson, of Perfec tion, N. (.'., died at her home Monday cveniog. November llth ofeeh'fbro spi nal meningitis She had I -een in poor heilih tliia .ugh ihe summer, but h r intal iline-s las'ed only from noon of ihe Satur da preceding. She was about 45 years ofuie. Her husband, Mr. Jesse Atkin son, who is a brother of our townm.izi, Mr. G. . AtkintoB, an l six children survive her. Si.e was inb rrei iu the butia' g otind of the neighborhood. Mrs. Atkinson was a strict member of the Methodist ci.urch, a good christian woman whose ddath will be sincerely lauient d. An Eight Pound Turnip. A correspondent writes us irom Stone wall as follows: 'Mr. Jas. Spruill brought in the largest turnip I have seen this seasou. It weighed eiidit pounds cleSely trimned. Come on ye turmp raisers, it is ot the lied lop j Globe Punt improved variety. "Mr. spruill is one ot our best farmers and r:.:ses line crops of most every kind.'' B. Pamlico Court. The negro Ga.be Thomas who mur dered his wile iu Pamlico county was convicted and sentenced to be hanged Dec. 20tb, bnt an appeal was taken to Supreme court. In the case of the no-lence law, a de cision was rendered that the election was not valid, the notice of its calling by the commissioners not being sufficient. PAMLICO Sl'PEHIOR COURT. A Fuller Criminal Docket Tlinn I snal One use i'.nch of Mnrilrr, Attemp ted Murder and Burglary Nmall Civil Dorfcel. Pamlico Superior court convene ! Wed nesday moihing 20th iust. Judge I... L. tinted ef Waiaug.i pre-iding. The reason of its convening so late in the week was that His H"iior was detained at Hyde court attending to a hng tead'tous case, -poketi vol tin to t fully elsewhere, and could not reach Stonewall until Tthsday night. The Judge got to Pamlico on the night ot Tuesday the l'Jth, and court began Wednesday morning. One white man accused of larceny was trii d and acquitted. Nat Potter was tried for an affray with A. B. Uampan and convicted. Mr. Cam pen was tried and acquitted. It will be lvrat inhered that during (lie summer a negro at Stonewall tried to kill his wife on the streets of that place he ilM tried to shod her but the pistol failed to the. Then he knocked her down and heat her with an ohk club as large us a man's wrist &pd wou'd have killed her then and there but lor the timely anivnl and intetvention of others. As it ivas she was so badly biuised an I broken up that no hopes were en'eit lined of her recovi rr, but she pulled thiough all the same, '.hoUih with the loss t f a portiou f her teeth and with one of her arms so broken that it is withering; aiyay yselesj, but she was present at the trial as one i.f the wit nesses against her husband, tie was con victed and sentenced to seven years iu the penitentiary. There are also two cases to be tiicd in which the charges are furnishing prison ers tools with winch to itcape. Three negroes are to be tried for bro ik ing into J. B. Reel's store a few m 'Uths ago. The case in which the most interest is felt is that ot the negro murderer, G de Thomas, who murdered his wife while fishing, .Wh gave lull account of it at the lime. They qtiaii'elled, then went fishing together and he km eked her over board from the bu.-.t so her neck was found to ts broken when her body was recovered, faities ashore, unobserved by him. saw Lim commit the 'etd. A special venire oi a hundred men have was ordered and set for Thursday moro in'j. The attendance from the opening day of the court was large. It is the fullest attendance eer known upou court in Stonewall. The civ. I docket was small aud unimp jrti.n', THE FAIR PREMIUM LINT. In Ibe Hands of the Printers and Al most Ready lor Distribution. The last page oi the East Carolina Fair premium lits has b' en put imo the bauds f the printers, M. ssrs N. S. Richardson & Son and the fjist of the Looks will be completed in a wi ck or ten days mom. The Fair is noted (or always getting out tusty books but this year's supply are to be the neate-4 yet. The last copy furnished to the printers was the bst ot special premiums donated by ihe business nun and others It con tains some very esirable aniclcs well worth striving for. The list of premiums is so comprehen sive and (he premiums are in su h large amounts that it will wed repay it rpec al advance c tf rt to si ctue some ol ILe-n. It ;s iiesircd to place the premium boks in good hands where tbei will b u -fit the Fan, as rapidly as possible. It is not desTible to s nd t i.eni out at ra dom, as they are too nicely gotten up pnd expen sive lor that. Therefore names are wanted from citizens so they can be well placed that is among people who aie likely to eirbtr exhihit at or visit the Fair. Such names can ba handed in at once to Mr, Chns. Reizensiein, Secretary and Treas urer. KALEIfiH'S THIRD COI.OXY. A Sketch of this Early Settlement In Which Virginia Dare Was Born. Miss Leah Hill of the Elizabeth City High School, gives the following bit of early East Carolina history in the Eliza betb City Falcon-Economis.'. As It is a sketch of Sir Walter Ualeigh's last colony, to a family of whicu the first while child of the American continent was bora and to which a memorial is now about to be erected through the society of which Maj. Graham Daves of Sew B me, is Presi di nt. it will come with special interest at this time: "Sir Walter would not give up all hope of founding a great Stab-; over here; so in a year or two he sent more ships out wit-Ji one hundred ihen with their wives and children, w ith plenty of larming tools, so thiy didn't have to depend on the In dians, or upon fishing or huntiug. They stopped at the Bermuda Islands and got cattle, sheep, hogs and hoies The m m at the head ot this new attempt wus John White. They landed at Roanoke. The Indians were in gi neral uu'riendly with the whites, but soon welcome i them kindly. Notning was to be heard of the filtien men they left behind. Everything was in rums Some bones were found in one place. The people went to work to build a new ioit. "Soon after, a child was born by the name of Virginia Dare The tie.x' Sun-lay she was christened One ofou : . unties on the Albemarle Sound. oppo-1:; K a noke Island, was named ior her many yea is ago. ' Governor Whi'e found it re- e-s -.r to Co bick to England to get more !: o and help. He left ome people !-e!:::.i-!. and tola them if auytliiiig was to fmpptm while be w t Hon- to -jo oy. i io ii-e fnind.v lndii.ns ai Croat an and t -keli-l-ter with the .., and lo caive on :i-ic iu plato leit'TS Croat. in. Il they h.J Uj go in any d.saster toey w i;!d cut a cioss right over .t. "White neot away having M'---'-r,ii ;ne bundled u.en, women and chiior '. ai 'he Island. One would have thought he would have hurried back, espiei .by us he had lei t a little grand-dauuht-r. out he did not. It was three yeas . (-fore he j . aire back, but when be did c vne back j ail was silence on Roanoke. Ad wete . gone, little Voginia and all. i 1 e word Croatan was found carved on . bee out not the cross. It was thought 'litytookj refuge with the Crataoi. bo- en cd Sir Waltei Raleigh's thiro i. last at temp to settle a co ouv on u- imi re- ' Raieigli wa-pui m prison b Insene-m.e-i. and aiur twtlvevea.s c dinement . iu prison, w is behejdei on a f n-e charge Alth'ut;h he tried ana md n. i succ-ed. ' we must thmk of him with kind Imughts ; aud many tiioughts and n. .i,y thanks. May the name of Raleigh flour sli for ever.' J A Colored Mason Embezzler. , The Raleigh correspondent 0f ihe Wilmington Messenger tells the loliow-! iag. j Deputy Sheriff Brookr, of Wake coun ty, arrived in Raleigh on the 18th with J. 1 D Morgan, colored, ex-Grand Treasurer; of Norm Carolina's Grond Lodje of Col- ored Masons, who two years ago emi.cz-! zled $500 of the Grand Lodge's funds and fled the State. Morgan is in jail He was arrested at Asbury Park. JN. Y., and was brought here upon requisition. Johnson's Magnetic Oil is the greatest internal remedy for cramps, colic and all internal and pains for man or beast. Large bottles, 25 and 50 cts. at F. 8. Duffy's. SrCOEEDS MR. T. B. HTMA. As Secretary of (lie ftoluxhuro l.miilter Co., of Dover. We find the following in the Clikboro Argus relative to the election of a succi ssor to our late tow nsmen, Mr. T. B. Ilyman, as Secretary ol the GoM-bom I.um' er Co. "A special train came up ovir toe A. & N. C. R. R. bringing Mr. W. A. Wim salt, and his cousin" Dr. Johnson, of Washington, I). C. Mr. Wimsatt is the president of the Goldsboro Lumber Com pany, whose extci.sive plant and railr ad are now operated at Dover, X. C , and of w hich company our townsman Mr. J .1. Street is vice-president iiud general in m ag r, and of whfch tlie late lame ited Mr. T. B. Hyman was secretary. 'The object of Mr. Wimsatt s visit at: this time was for the purpose of nth ndir, : a meeting of the company to elect a sue- ! cessor to Mr. Hyman, and for this im'poi tant position Mr. Zach T. Browu was -c l.cled. Mr, BiOwn has b en wiihthc : company for a number of oar-. ,n.d i- thoroughly conversant with it- ntfiirs and : competent tor the position, as ueil as dt--1 serving, lie has many friends here, j whir.; he was for so long an I e-bcu.ed citizen. Wearcghid to k'iov that t: e busine-s of the company was found to b : incxct-llt nt uouditnuj by .Mr. Hiii,:rt ai.d in every way encotl raging. - I An Ox Thief Caught. On Saturday the 10th iust. a ncuro ' named Jos. Djwsoii who says he is of James City, brought a goo I ox into tli city aud was ofle'ing him to bub hers at : about half his valu . Mr. J. U. W, r riiigton bidieving there was so nellrnu wrong, made him an offer of a eiy sin il' , ea-h payment and the remainder iu : w&ek's time, whipli proposition the mgi-.i accepted. Mr. Wanvogton took tb..- . i but instead of killing bin he ht tin officers of the law know hlmiit the tran-1 sacli.m. Tin y were so tiioronghly con-: vinctd of the negro's guilt tliat'a wairant ! was preparid and hen he showed him-' Ben njjftiu lie was tUTe.-iad. He cam.; m ; aud was urresterl a day ahead of liis up-! pointed time to get the re nain !cr of iln money. He claini 'd at first that he rais d ihe ; ox . n Hog Island, but on Saturday he: confessed the theft. However lu- told i contradictory stories about the own' rsh-.p and a Starch for the owner is now ia ' progr. 8s. When he is found the tr.a' w ill be held. i Cleveland May Visit New Iterne. Col. Johh D. W hi tn.nl returned l .-t; nittht from Waslut)gt"U, D. C, He in- forms us that in conve s.tiou wiih tlit Presdent the latter voluntarily I'xpress, d a desire to visit New Berne and .se out truck fields an I otlier things peMaiuiug to tliis realon. Tlie Pre-ident seems quite iutercsifd in Eistern No th Carolina and it mi appro priate invitation is extended him. i Im probability is that he will accept. If the visit couldf be fixed to le sit the time oi the boloing tlie Eist Carolina Fair (he last of February it would be fine. It wou'd I a good time both for hunting aud sight seeing. The Colonial Dames. The North Carolina society of Colonial Dames u et on Fi'iday tveuing. November I3ih, at t lie lesidenee ot Dr T B. Ki"-s-burg, for the purpose of organizing a ra iing clu, which will meet one-in every 4wo weeks during the winter. Mrs. Ge-ig W ilson Kidder, the ptesident ot ihe society, was also elected president of th n a nng club. The Dames, hope to make it a source ol benefit as well as pleasure. Tiny will take a Course of reading, beginning with Colonial history, as they wish to become more familiar with the times in which their ancestors lived, through whose set vices thev have entered the society. Each Dame will fin I on enter.Dg the society that there is a woik for her to do. The .North Carolina Dames have de termined to labor with new zeal lor their chosen object that ol erecting a monu ment to Cornelius Harnett. The society held a business me.tim.' on Wednesday afternoon, November 20th, the object of -vhicli is to decide upon a State z id. The interest is gradually in creasing oeer the State Applications for membership have been received frptn Raleisu, Fiiy.-ttevdle and other places. Wiliniug'on lessener. Has New Berne any memb rs in this excellent historical association ? We sug-g- st to its meuit'ers. as work eminently appropriate lor a "Colonial'" organization, t aid in le eri-cti-.n of the propos.d memorials f tue Roanoke Colony Asso ciation. Ed. Mixed up. More of the fine work of the Doug lass legislaiure is to be seen every few weeks. Asiieboro and Rowan courts were chan ged so that both occur the san.e week. As ihe sume Judge presides at both pla ces, he is in a quandary to know exactly how he is to make it The same state of affiirs will continue uclil the next leg's'ature meets. Greens boro Record. Mr. Emmett's Assailant Jailed. JohD Mclire col., was tried b.-fore Mayor Ellis on two cases Thursd.y and i bound over to court on . ach. He tailed to trive eiih r bon .. ' Hi- '.ond for aituckiig Mr. Will Em-; nuttw.iha r.zor was pactd ,t! $-.0(. The u' hi'r cae was fur previou-ly chaw ing ft pis::..: u ion a cdoe I woman. I lis bond iu i his e. i-e was tix-d at $iOt. Hyde County Secret Assault Casr. W to'e i ot a tri-.i being .u pr.i Ilydfi Ci U3 y !bv see' :d assati! . p t . c 'Se in wli'i h tn-r .s a.'e l r.ii. ' . r -.x Shots iHOtliih liie Ifc, lieu-'.. f, Avres. gre.t;iy . l;.j:,:.-el'iu ; l-e J). I uim.se;! ;-ud fmniiy. Mr. Ail's ,s a Liol'tii-in loan an I lln pure ii.o-i .-t ihe D.a neli pia.it. mon Htd : c uu'y It eelns i hat he wa more exacting in :bs lent- than tin- f.ir,ni i owner and the negioes did not like it an I were seeking to scare him eft. Theie were i ur oi ihem on l rial but on y one was c .nvicteii. The Cable Buill. T't. Bi-ojbi Jewell exeicises in Cente ue t . M E liure i Fi i iay niebt wire v y iu r bo n T ey .-ons:-tc i m sme it's; -u i c t tions by ne chi oien . d tieififimji i he mite boxes aud sus pen.' ug ihem on die .bi ihat was ".u It Th ad -ress by Pi- t H. Ha ill ol II un. s was -ii. -i bUi xi-rlt.iit It ws oo he ear' piei, the i.eed for it aud its aova iag. s Xo announcement was made of tie amouni of the offerings. A Comet Coming. A ap dly moving emnet is coming . It wili be at its nearest Dec. 19. It can not as yet be sceu by the naked eye I ut is expi cte I to be thus visible in a short iie. By Geors;e ! There h is been added a new nieaiber to the firm of lhj Slover Hardware Co. He h riven Friday uioriiing and I hoje he will long continue a member of the firm. B. Paren's of weak delicals colorless ihil dren bou'(i not delay iu giving Johnson's Emulsion of Cod Livir Oil. Will make them fai and rosy. Pint bottle, $1.00 at Y. S. Duffy's. I SI 11. 1. AMIi'HKi: FA.Mfl.Y. Arrive Irom Jlomer Cil.v. I'H.. .Make Via Heme I 'heir Home. Mr. .1. E. A!'eti. ..! Ilon.er ity. who vi-ited New R.-riie diirn.g th.1 -mer liked our town s we-1, tbd. he to Pa., u ;n- : di eided to make it bis home, lb i. Ian. ' iy consisting of wife and Iho . teis ii rived last uioht iiiovimr her--, are, lor ihe pre.-enl at the II. II u -e. ad h nuuli- Thev n. oek ; l l". A ilen w..s propi ielor -'table business i n U,- firm r Mr Allen's removal I welily-six liconle from bis f a u. t". Itverv I . ".i: 'makes town who nave made their homo ni ibis within less than l luce month - li (tlit is aie lit ( 'bei ry point: Mr. inie d;on is To make his hou e city. Such good additions i i: 1,0 locality ie The Alh ii s i:i liie illation as tin s,. me ever wile. .inc. 'I lor them and many more. if i- loom I Colored CI.T:d nrH..e.l. . A . olo,..d .Miild of Hiv.nl'de three or ; wan Uiowned on the Mill bv laliini! into well. He wa-i m . cl an ins it utP'l )ver thtl in i e bboi ' -ilia c-i ami at last I h- vi-o tea it'll u i.ii I v ithoitl mils prohet ot:ill;le(f hi -!.; '..dv w.i.- t .: . p. v. . ii lido w ;lh fl pole W hie lo b, - and by ! U- nit i::. it Cure: e I. 1 ho v ell was -i xl, en li'.ied Willi w.i'er and h '' l illtl le I lo ', , ; i., . j ,; ir-.te: tioii aroi'.i! I it. II tune ltulel Ca-u n le r i-m-h ami Vliil llCit 11'.. W e notice at M-. -I. 11. l"i: vi i pally cr.uihei ri. - . I Not ' it. -i ( '., lor, bu -(will. They t-irn- t . -. . i j ! ...unit ;t - -i'l.tc a lar.'t -;'p; o. j .t !,; b ... :- iiu.' its any t'nt e oi lie imii.d. Tile w le ra-sed in II: le 1 1 1 1 .-. A n nil Nodhtni markets in 1 1. i-h n.-t lire supply of b tli th -e r are sold i i New I! t: e. ia:! u ' v tie ellels tlial ;v -ho-tld i' 'oil. ii.ue sf '' A v : . :ii.;i'.i; '.ct nude p-i;;ior cotiditioiH will ! e i tiotili to eon v: lice ai'V ftirmi r, that it is 1 eti'.etly l.iai t't ti le. lo raise ihem in ( eel 'cace, ;,i-. who ever knew eithtr pnduet not b com ".iend a good ren-unciittive piife any tiling As f.-r ihe ben s ;lu an I. false ! in prolusion on any iarin, v.ilh m n. ore skill than i.-' reip.in-l 1' .r lai-ini; tie suuiiii1!" s api and tie. re ate but few 'fir mers which have n d got la-.d well ad.ip te I to i ranberry culture. NEWS I !M Eiil KF. Mr. Wat'slmm ha- a pns mv in Texas c--n!ii .g of r.O.CO ) an is. One line of f nec stretehes for I went y-t h ree miles. Tin; stale university is slid to be in the bisl con lnioii it has been in ill thirty year. The Jacksonville Times reports wild ue: se and ducks becoming piile plentiful on New river. They stem I be 'jetliner ar und generally. In Flatbtish, X. V.. an old maid bad a young married couple up lofore a justice. She charged them with kissing so loud and olteu as to distui b the other hoarders. The learned Justice put them under a SliOO bond to keep the peace. The Sunday edition of the New York World weighs 105 I-."? tons, ami il the papers were heaped up in one pile as tiny lie folded "ii the news stands, ihey would ir.akc a i.ii.iiiiii 5.00 feet hi.h. Tue Salisbury World a s: "A gentle man and bis wife, from Illinois, passed thrum h Salisbury Monday morning in a two I orse hack. They wore on their way 10 county, their future home. Five e--ks have been spent in the journey Ir an die old toward the ne.v home.'' Late advices from Cuba say that Jose, th- yeungtst son of Gen. Campos, ha b en attacked by yellow fever in the Pro vince ol Santa CI .r.i Physicians far the Wor-t. Gen. Campos has ordered the re piesentatives of the Madrid papers not to wiie the news to Spain. Rev. J. E. Home of Madison county, Ttxa--, brought news to Bryan, Texas of Ihe lynching ot a negro in a remote p ut of that county last Tuesday night. He was accused of titling a horse over a little white girl in the road, inflicting serious injuiieson her. La'er developments go to show that t'.ie mob goi bold ot the i ,vrvi negro am' the gu'thy one has math j his escape. Henry Clews tiguiiSottl that tii" pcopbr j of this con u try h iv-t rp.nt not le s thai ft200.00u.u00 on bicycles during the las' ii ur cai He looks f ir a .-criotibreah 1 ic the prica of wheel-, .lac to iitcnascd coni'ietiti. a. In Baltimore I hen- is wcepiog am. ! wailing aud gnashing of teeth. The Clerk f the t't'urt of Coinmou Pieas diid, am I U'lih r the law uo other person ran give . ; license to marry . It i-. lau-ing a grca oc.d of trouble, and unliss ihe vacancy i soon fi'led, the ability lo cmtracl u.a nages wili be a fai'ure in t bat commo: wealth. Ex. C ! t C. B. I', nson of R.dt igh, v b arn noni the New's and Oiis -rver, h. just beer, appointed .-.:an ager ofihe Soul irn Educational Assoeia'ion for Nor . C o-oniia. The next meeting of tlie a.- latinti will t'C held in Little Rock, j kansiij. Decern ler lilst, January lt a 2nd. The tAili'oad coaiptuir-s I ave gi grent'y rtdaeed r.ttt and this bids fair : he o ,e of fee largest conventions of lluu em teichers ever held. Cuba's struggle i more promising. l.C i 'C "'-.lain boasted see W'Ule: to." tl'it febel by Will' Ol ; bu' l,o. -I. 'et i C:i"'p's. : !'. ; :.r'y : ' i l : i. -I c aires tor a eio. lit to,.' - :o v. ,11 iuciMise lo- ii . . a - to , , "OO I :)-. '!. the utile,' il.l ,!, t I- : tie! u.. o are 35,1100 nunc I u'b I-,. tli : -i. re will be Phi. nun .s s..m: -i. :::... r.l lor them cau 1 obtained, i' iok( i-T. Washinrjton, the negro pro- i fe-s i of Tiisktgec Inslitu'e, who matle no of i lie .-Jieichc-! at lie- Atlanta E)o.-i-ti.n, in lialtimoie Tli.- Nee..- oftlut i it v Oiiotps linn :H s.iy.ng tliat (lie i.e groes niii-1 have-equal rights. That means a i on.; other things that ihey may have 'he i rivilege (.f taking a pu t in govern mental Hairs. The lime will come when irtund and intelligent, n roes will hold en ii1 bare of lb.-olti.'i s an. I public posi i oiv- .1 trn-t " As to i euro p.iiicemen he -a tl that Was ged ng to be a c.iinmoii to.jg -i. id mentioned one ( iiv which bail a i- ' 1 I I'lrenant of police. A or ling to the income tux reports f'o. iitlglantl lli. re aie sty--i persons in (iiat'Ottntri w In have annual i incs ol' SUUi'.otiO; -J.ttOO w ho-e incoin.s range be ttteu tin s( liguies and f 1.1 M M: :i,000 wiio-e incomes range ' et w i en $."t,l UMI and S25 l'0: 000 win. I. ate in. .cm s h, tween $15,000 .nd trlb.Ooo, $10.(100 and .f 5,oo h I'he, Xew s ar,. I i i , 'Mr J. C Co Lied, e rder. h - iv turi .! w in r. he atli : i i -. i i Aso lut'i c. Tl i- i ih lea in- ..f tb. S. lxM een ver I t v. - lln- ite-i : Biblical Ite- 1 1 1 .1 ie-o!l count -R" be-on Bipti-' , o-i :i-s ii i.lboil - :-i nit -ion w rk lios vi ir .-fi.oo to Tee a oeial ion t l;.i;p ..:iiii;.. ni v 1 i. " y Lowi y ..nl 1 1 1 1 - -'.v.ni , .t,w in the i." c 1, i - a vin urn- , I l.e a- ,. nation ho ,,(.' l.li-sior-w.l- I. col tl.i- I We .t ' e ar- a g:t- ' ii gai.e ,n 'e-t. tl ibis !-;. was - he r strougho! b heart of Ibis swamp th law-abioit g people." When your stoniai h i- out (.forth r aii.i your skin is yellow, induuting a di-. r dead liver, lake Johnson's K dnev a: i Live: Regulator, the git ati st of all lauulv nieaitines. situ m cts. at t . b. Lha- 1J o. APPRECIATEN THF. SOt HtAL. ? i p4?i- A Nhort Hnt Expressive let! er Just i . - lie Way we Like For Onr Sustcrt- hers lo Feel. --" w- j. -.. The fall is the season lor ttenpfat '-i i.ew al of subscription, nnd ncrooipanying ? the lefters of renewal nr? marjT Worda Of appreciation wfiieh are verv finlifvlii?rt ' us. Il ii not often Hint w e alude ft lliese aproving cipn ssiiiih, I ut we bare jM't rjceived one thtt txprcaKos in so fprse and - i- pt a manner, iust the wav tlmt we like to have our subscribers feel toward he Johkh.naij that we give it t ice in 'our columns:. It is as follow: ' Morohea.l C'.ty N. (.'. Xov. '0O-- - : Kn. New Bkum: J'.rnv.sL. Dear Sir: ' 1 cannot itl'.rl to do w tliout' tlie Joitrxai,. neitlur will I read it wftlmut paying for it. . . My suhscribtion ran out in fset artv Eaclosed p'easc find $ l.Oo Jut a renpwaL ( oniinui! to send me (he min t, "tint- '"" "'"'jV h I " n i au.. -M W-i i n-nfs iranspiiiug tntongiiout tirayea ' ' and fevdral adjo nfng ennntiex. aud tilao ' ..j ! tie cream of flu: news from (he 1 .irhl' " at .v, ' litt'g '. Lu.pai hlioimbly I hero art 'An . m ans by which one can keep as well it.' .. , formed about what is tutospiiiHg iu aU tb ' , i" . i n that t tniiipary to New Berno, '--' . .' . lie J as Ihe Joi-HN M. has a good CtTCIllaUon'J - s : in ,dl tlies- ( a. initios there is no wafrt -. - A'tieli bu.smcas ,,.ii prof, s-ional lieu pMr ' - . - asily nd oloapiv lent h tlior rea,deri V. " ho are among the best, nnst pnwjtcrtlBn' ii, I intelligent people of (hope counties) i I as by carrying coniinnously a suitable ed-'e. v, vt rtiHcm.-iit in the Jot k.n .il- -1 ).iily and W erkly and chartering as often as nrctlni- '...aces rroiiirc. ,- y ; . ' ' ) ir siibscri'iKTs llniiiseUes c:i,i jgrgelj' us (and many of them no so by-"', aipily inf .rming its ol jiuv event ff . re t trarispiring ui (heir neighborhood.' ' L their 1i, us co-npurating with ..US' 'We''- . liable. I to make the paper all the -.' -re acceptable to the mass t.r'Uxj - , c lots and we always grateful I V ' rpCoWe .:-( ' - manifestations of rpniRnibmiKV, lor -w t .s our delight to make the JonisAi."- : -t as good a paper as the patronage Wr ' -.rive will justify, so that ill our leaders - .',. a. 11 ft el that they "cannot afford W flV ."' ', w thout it.'' i f : I Till; MATTHtSS lltt lMM;. , I V. r. Patterson Ktnrts on a Trip tolSell S . . j Them lo the rsctsttos. fM.K-' I Mr. F. T. Patterson left to taken Irlo - in the interest of his . Gakill JiIftUrenB Machine. He will go South and I8I si veral parties who have been correspond- . i big about it. ' Ue took with turn a Di working model of tha macliiDtf. f The machines will he manufactured ia "" New Berne and sold from here to llieTac , tories. They li-no b en studied and inv.ti--.,. proved until they appear to lie about a f near perfection as it cau b - hoped lo-get :: :i machine for- such a purpose. .lltsy will fill a mattress in about three minutes . time with aoy material it is ' desired tg. . " use and Ihey me adjustable to make any .' si w mattress wanted. ' -: '.-.. : Klnslon's Iiieeniliary Cases, e.y- In its report of Lenoir county Superior aourt the Free Press given the lowing: "' 'State vs. lied Joym r, coloriyl; buiu- ' ing The trial of this case began Monday and is ss t i 1 1 joing on nrhan-Uua-ps fi- f-mnm to re!,s There are 20 or more witoetocr on each side. Tlie (rial will .probably last part of tod'iv Tdursaay. Tlio de fendant is charged wiih setting fire to Mr; B. N. Fields' stables, nnd his ce,U'K-tig0 . would necessarily implicate otliers.. Great interist ia mauidsted in tlie' case,, -Tlte prosecution is reprusont.cd by Mess. O. JV -Ali.n. A. J. Loitin, N. J Rouse anrt U . K. Shaw; tlie defense oy Meif TC5 Woolen und D. E. Perry. Wednesday ' - he jutlge requiieil the Inxid of Jovncr to1 ie changed by the s.ihstHuiion -f nome-1 , ne in place ol Air. B. X. F.clds a bouds-. nan. At the lime of oiog.. to press th bond had not been piade tip." t PREHBTTERIAI. WORK. Vow Series of Bible Htndies lIarkunV Nprinfrs Orphan's Home. 1 Rev. C. G. Vardcll, who bsa been "'off fo: several objects ri turned home Friday . y 'lit.. i' f?eor- ' I le first atteodetl the meeting in g o1 the comm. line appointed to net tfp niei -f supplemental Bible studies. s ' . e committee at tbii meeting (lid notdt - a. .-really constructive woik. They sun- t-nippid out the line of work winch-."" w.iich is to ba pumv.d. lbw-- in.iin'icrs ot the cotoiuitiee will now . pro . cure copies of the SaMmth school Bible .: t 'rks extent and iiber looking thatn-over' - - ;pare a copy of what they consider best , .. the uext meeting of the comwitlec -. . .ich is to be held in Rdeigh in Feb- ' try. , - Mr. Yardell also attended a meeting,!"' ; R.'gcnts of the Orphans llnoiii ,ti;i liuni Springs. The old olhcers of-Uie - t u-d were re-elecb d. They consist OT-" -v. J. Rumple, D. D., ol Salisbury, v ; sidenl; J. R, McCtellan, Statesvilla, ; .',.' ictnry; John L. Oatas, Churlotte,. - c isuivr. After routine work the subject of the -. w building was taken up. 1 he Home' t ow contains sevt nty children and there ; j .e many more applications. I lie neV i'ding is iniperative'v nee led. - - -:i rin: cimniiitte adopted a let ter to the - ifeh which had lieeai prepared i v Dr. 1 i mi pie and Mr. Boyd, the supt rintend . I Ibe Home. Itsetstoith the work i need far enlarged accommodation t i oceks for pastors to unjo the mailer sy'"? in I take up collections for the bnilding. ! ', : t he Orphange has prospered well, aDffV s iiscfuluess can be largely increased by--t -prompt responses lo this appud. - -s'j- Sons ofConteilernle Veterans. Past Monday nig'tt a mieluig ofyie Sons of Confederate Veteiai.s w as heid at - he Wilmington Light liif.nliv Armory, nd a permanent oigauiz ation was v. fleeted bv the election ol the olloWlrJjJte, ollieers: ( 'ommander--K. S. Tentient. Fiist Vice Commander - C F Sti und "ice Com maudcr - (. Borden. X. ilar- ; riss. Surgeon Dr. S . C. Gallowav. v ' (.liiailermastcr Walker Taylor. .. ' I reasiir. r S 1. li'.atwiiht. Adjutant- :. K. Cable-. " : ' .. JOvtrvone whose fai l.er or iMandfnthrt was in th . Coiifedt rat..- army or navf -hoiild feel an iulei't.st in this olganiZtt- lion, ibe object of w lib h is ' to perpetu toe Ibe inenioi'iits of the unselfish Itnd ' lieroit: struggle ol our nneeMois," am I il 1- de-ired Unit all in this .mi n n nity who ar. eligible w ill inaiiile-t their interest by blooming members. The initial iou I've only 25 cents, and application bluiks t;ill be liirni-bed. upi a n uue.-t, by t'ne adju-' i-.nt. ' ' i An invitil ion has been ( Memie.l to the -ois of C.'iiieih late Veil runs mid all who ui-'i to join d. to a'd-n I meeting ot dpe Fear Cimip o. 251, Pnil'dCon federatc 'et(l':lns, to be bold TuoAdfty 1 e meg at is o'cloi k in the court house. ; ' . rel'ully prepaicd pHptrs will be land, i wh'.i-li ill be iniereviiiig as well iu- , .- r.iilixc. Wilniingt-'ii iMesscngtir. "' Th'-ie should be an orgaioziilion ol th't 1 son iu Oi'iven C'tiiity. There is abun- k o.nt nia'cnal litre, and iu limo iht; 'Sons" wi'l be the only representatives of ' ' . ur t-onlederate eteinus. ' bueh fin"6 5- sociation, coming lown (0 Us from ltev ' lutionarv ciavs. waulci be tavatuaDlo to ns..- I Vstorieally now.