i .-
aSafaiema9M
Mas asart r iri'-n nwnrih
13 joiiIInal;
lrrjristor
Lseal liprtsr.
. I J"X.rWX tAe "eel rftss N"
& C, mm strfses mfttir.
S "W'BI "
- r - v -, - , -J
TFeeta land in Turkey sells at
per acre; good fanning land at
to 3? 10 ehfflinca,
THE DSSthtTCTIO OF SHYfcKY.
la tae Ualoekt for Advaotaffeotu,
Resell to Ike South that Hare Fol
IiwH-lidattrlal Ceninetltioa that
la Sott fc Is Ffflinr Srioalr.
The Richmond Titr.es. comment
ing upon tlio ill-natured icinarks
that have receiuiv leeu made :n
Philadephiu and cUc" h tc Norm
about tLc Newport's Nr Ship-
Ivard, which secured a contra
tlie government for tl
Cairo if. v i P'. I ' Tli.o
amount was divided up be
tweeii gate receipts and charges for
i admission to the theatre. .ooorn
i to (In- rrpi.it;. M'.'.M- people
went in 'ii t I'.f streets, while :e-'e's
were wicked enough to pav a visit to,
ALrKEH tVILLt I.H9 DEAD.
TUfe TKA.S.SVJAL S-ht fLEtf KNT. ! rOLL'iitMt .' LLE COKKElUSDr .
I
The Oldest lilizoti iI Kalelgh t'asses lts HM ry -r ii-rland's Tat lirab ; l' rsonals
t from
ohstruction
Inns, mv-
r f r.-i'li iv-
tia tbil.irg j each having a etud ( mimi HJ cf wh;.t v.e used t.. h-ar
PCpP at la the Center. u-u or twelve years ago from the
- . --- - . I I'euusvlvanu u-.hi tnakt:.- ;l-ut
- Ttauoftfcai new boml u. -'goatbcm iron. Tlioy iirt deoiauo
IsIcatea that omtbotlr waa afraid I vc didu't hao anv. un i then that
Ia taeWieW Ecgbtul" coined two r.werftil ban:,,!
the theatie wiien
rhce-('00''he dane
A!ih..:uMi
thr I'liniii'i ii :. : "
over t ii' I !!
v'om anv ot
M i 1 1 s w
Next :. :
m' .'la U
t!
1 v v
tt
on-
I
i:i
tiAt ConXTW tk P tli bond if we did have it, it whs very p.
it. and it wa od for anythiu
T kAL?Mt koLloB' of tha aei could not ke.p up tue pn-iucti
as 10 compete wua ieim
sTaeaa
ih ofScial ftotic of an iaane of
I ICO, 000, 000 iabonda.
r
ha.!
. we
11 CO
:vi vania.
and the great Io-j oi money ;n the
I vain attempt to do would ivxm
' rri . Vir Km n i,W that he h 1 Uie thern furnace-.
, Si! I Well, we have lived to ,-ee many
palUaftiff jingo oar himaelf. andjIenu9Tlvani!4 f,irilUi.t.s hu: nP.
b thiala kehaa oontioced LoH ' while Southern biu-l never slacked.
SaiUSory ot Uial fact. 'and we suggest to om- Northern
J --liLi ... - . ... J. ifriends that they hae oiithern
Who saja Ataerican misaionariea power to ileal witli in ways tliey
ttAmA. iWifr Tm of them I hMve no dreamed of. Thev shonld
a vw-v
g-urd th Xing of Korea every
.. T!
re f 1 -i
'.Mle
aid for
:a-iing a rrie
Scenic W.iilwnv :he
i , ; wd l '.').:!.".
i l I'iM'u i i:.
S.-eniv Kadway in
a:ice came tlio .loxi-
uliere 14,8"J'i people
ie f anion j hiil! Ii liters
ii 1 1 I !i t o makili.' a -l.o w
r.c.
i"i
Lh
It
ti
te
Ml' -
.l.dal:.
;::i'l 'l!;c t fill el
'O i : ! lie ! i a r-ev
lash c n i' aa
it the rate of twenty
'The revenues of the
his m!-
t in: t-
1 1
I-,
imiviiie;
n u l.oat
miles a
chute?,
anion nt-
Tba Ohio preacher who loet hi I delivered from the body
... . .(of alavery, and our e
JO) III I III! Mb atm,
. ocsilera thai loea a groat affliction,
wae thaw are rich men who would
gladly glva half their fortune to be
a hie to forget how they got it.
Praoca Hmta it difficult to
never for get that, in setting tne
I'egro free, they nim h more set our
vhole people free. We are now
or neat n
ry, anu our energies are
turning more and inure into me
highest pnrsaita of eomuiercc and
manufacture. The country village,
-o Lonteniptiiou.-iy spoken of is u
ueajwrt town of aoou t peo
nle. a lar?e proportion of which are
re-'skilled mechanics, and 1 1.00 more
CS Will
t Wil
.Wiaa max will do no gambling on
tha legialative rtcord being broken
" hjUe Senate. The Senate isn't
Waiit that way.
k . Taepeaaot tnat baaurahed. but
that ha had no risible effect upon
thanpply of peanut politic io
Coagreea.
-SalTador doaeaat thiah Central
Ajaerieahaabeangettiog iU abare
cf pahlio attentioo doting all the
' recent war talk, eo the little repnb-
IlCrhaapnt anew rerolntion on ex
- rrr- r -----
An editor ef long experience is
atpt to thick that the proper motto
xoc a typical American would oe:
'xira ma Bdtoriety, or gite lie
death."
a a . T - t I la 1 1 1 1 r B I til 1UU1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 i : i
airaia aer jot M ine waruae iu r - - ,
. . rtnek there, and not oti.v th
the pretest relation between Jig- j uttlcahips alivady awarded, wid he I
IaA and Germaoy. Roaaia ditto. ! buile there, bu' other-, if the (.o-
enimout wants the hest slups at t he
lowest prices.
Those who saw beueat'i the sur-i
face thirty years ago rt-ognized the
fact that the destruction of slavery
waa going to produce greater re- I
salts thau were dreamed of by those
en gag ex 1 in the movement to liber-j
ate the slaves. They realized tin?;
fact that the surplus earnings of the I
South would be invested in diversied
industries instead of in slaves a3
formerly-, and that in course of timo
the South wonhl compete with thej
North in nil branches of trade in
stead of confining her efforts to I
agriculture alone. That competi- j
tiou Luis now oeen going on ioi
years, with results highly satisfac
tory to the South, mid thev should
not be altogether distasteful to the
North, for along with Southern de
velopment Northern capital has
earned handsome dividends, and
sarplus Northern labor ha found a
iniifket for itd skill in our, more
genial clime. This development
would jerhnp have come in time
even had the slave, not been libera-
of "I
la
1
shv
peO(
the
car and
moving
second .
accord ink: to the company.
ed to .'S,U'';.
Aoeordine to reiorts, TP. GOT peo
le cured their tirei! feeling bv pav
ing ten cents each to ride on the
1 1 a tin ted Swing.
j I ')-! IN TH I M TI l A !"..
In tiie wonderful passage of the
M;tic Maze, Ol.HOS people were
lost an 1 the concessionaire received
ifclj.o"-'? for admitting them.
The girls of the Heauty show and
Trilby and her garment of rosea
proved a great attraction, for 4!,
peop! paid altogether KJ.S'JT
to gev tliem. Tiiev were not ijuite
I as fortnn.te as the girls at Kolihair's
I Talnce of Illusions, who were seen
bv 4T.2H people. Mr. Kolthair
: realized l l.M l.'.'D from charges for
j admission. Around the circle of
! the 1'nOfliil W heel -3. 7 "0 jeople
were earrieJ and the Pheonix Wheel
eoinpanv realized fi-i. :'" irom us
(iperatlons.
H i, ; " Ml k '- THVINKP VSI1IAI..
Diiri" its short stav on the Mid-
L-'j rilwift' W:IS visited
m nan v
Away - A Short Sketch of An Event
ful I. iie.
Mr. Alfred Williams is deal.
This venerable ntid respected citizen
of Kalcigh passed into the ! rent Be
yond at .VJIh o'clock yesterday after
noon He died ipiietly and peace
fully a' his residence on Fa 'c die
,-trei ; in this citv.
I.i-t S ii 1 1 1 i o v l.e v . 1 1: taken with a
.-eere cold and went to bed on its
aeoouir. I?:'.: there were no seiiuiis
svni'.oii - untii W ednesdav afternoon
wi.eii ,u e,t,. bronciiitis ensued. He
grew wo"se rapidly until he passed
away ;. - ci day afternoon.
M '. -'i!iiaiiis would have been
ninetv-one years ijld dune 1". l-c.nj.
He was probably the oldest citizen
of Raleigh, certainly the oldest resi
lient cf prominence. He was burn
in l-'iaiikhu county June H'th, loo
Wiie.i a little boy (as ho sometimes
told his friends), he saw the troops
mustering and marching away to
the Mexican war. And he remem
bered distinctly how the news of the
battle of Waterloo reached this
section, and what a sensation it cre
ated. His life has so wide a space in the
history of events, that it almo.-t
touches the boundary of two centur
ies from the downfall of Napoleon
almost to the independence of Cuba.
In that time nearly every invention
that adds to our convenience, com
fort, safety ana progress, has been
completed. The war of 1 S 1 v? , the
Seminole War, the Mexican "al
and the annexation of Texas, and
the great war between the Stales
were all compassed within the scope
of his collection.
(ianios Towan! 1 1 Sturdy and Sue
i .'sliil Itc-islance . t ihe Manly and
Keterml tied l)n chmri).
Over Vt tt ears ago the l'utch,
men tne rulers ol the sea, ostabl
llSll
el. rj.
ileo.'
tation at the
Thither
' ..t man v
i i j .u ci- ;i n m -
-. ih'..' 'I .-:it cf
I't . . ; ' ion . !' t.!:e
Thev ut-:i' ve-y
lirst .-ettlers m
ev went into -aii.1'.-
lue
ng to.'.'
lie wars, wlicii the ctiier-
iine Part of the N ilioleonic
ed an important nuva
Cape of i ..
n-.igrat. d n. ' oi;! , :
Durcl; froic ilo
hi .'- of il::.
F'-.i: .', ,v t ,,e
I'. 1;. ; of Naiiicf
simila;' to 1 1,
country. T
raising and agriculture, and bee
ouite i'Tosiierous. I)uring
-Sapo
lain
I'.minrc, l-.ngluiKl took the country,
and held on to it when peace w a.-.
declared in 115. The 'jioers," as
they are generally called, refused to
acknowledge Kugland's supremacy,
and large numbers of them "treked''
out of the country. That is, thev
loaded up their wagons with their
goods and chattel.-', hitched several
yoke of cattle to each, and migrated
across the Orange River, which was
the boundary line, and set up a new
( iovcrnnicnt , called "Natal," and
'Orange 1 Tee Stat"." Presently
the Ki'glish thought they would like
to annex the-e countries, which thev
did in after a little war, in
which the Hoers. were defeated bv
British troops. Again
treked
beyond
up a i
raiisva
as the
trim !"i
r The hr
Ir lilt all Pie
Tin v .hi alwnv
j .( fi i i ciiihlion.
;,n it v :il to nfl y
tin- l'-"t nmti wifl
win Thr man
i -.tretie mid in
t.f . ( oni'lc ;n will
I y ilc ;uin r liil
the regular
the Boer.-.
try, going
and setting
Called tiiv 1
now known
out ot the roun
the 'aal luvvr
.ov (government,
1 1 lej u ' ic, and
"Soutli African
Republic.'" 1'or a while th liutroAh 1
let them remain in peace, i-n; t.ne
discoveries of rich gold mines excited
I phvsician . wa
-. .i. :.. i u c e vv;ii:.. . l
village was Vlslteu snip, hiiu nil' linn ui iniauin a.'i'i
It- receipts were Havwood founded. For nearly sixtv
x
years it was the best-known
store in the State.
drug-
wav. HaonnecKs snow was
bv -" 1 , '. ; J "i peoide the c
received l.'.':?..-
1 he Uaii'jiney
bv T.4To people
:2T,4T.
The receipts of other attractions
during the fair were as follows:
Divii sea . 1 1 v i . . tr . -.4!S: Chinese!
village, es.Tii;..'.; mechanical won-1 and later added to bookselling the
dors, l,t M; .Japanese village, 1 1 .- business of publishing. Inlfluhe
Ti-,'; American Indian village, j admitted Kugene i. Harrell as a
si;-.'' .-jfri.-h farm. ?..'i44: elect ric ' part ner i n t his busi nesn. and about
... i . li.i.
tlieater. :;.'.il".': vaudeville tlieater.
i a mi: tp i: i.kp.h is 'x'l.
I'pon the death of his father, in ' the cupidity of the English, and :
lS-.'t.Mr. Willians came to Raleigh fever for "extending the sphere of
and entered the drug-store of Ran- British influence in Africa'" stirred
dolph Webb as clerk. Four years af- j up the diplomats.
terwards he bought an interest in ; The Transvaal occupies a coni
the business, and two years thaieaf-; manding position on the Eastern
ter bought Mr. Webb's interest and j Coast of South Africa, directly op
beca hp: sole proprietor. Later the posite the Cerman seizure on the
late Lr. J. Haywood, an eminent Western Coast. Tne Germans and
admitted to partner-1 the Boers seemed to want to get
together, and it allowed to do so
would control the strip of territory
7.10-1: Moorish palace. 1 ,r. 1 S 1 . T.:
ice grotto. 4.0"" ; Crystal cave,
f.'l.OjT: Oypsv village, :!.7:!0. old
plantation, ih.'il 1
clear across t he continent, .and iso
late the Cape of Good Hope country
from tne British pio e-sions in the
In WJT he established a bookstore i interior of Africa. Thereupon Eng
land declared a war against t tie
Boer?, which lasted four years, and
in which they inflicted a .severe
defeat upon her at Majuba in 1SS1,
where they nearly annihilated the
British troops operating against
them. Thev are all skillful ride-
! eight vears ago sold the entire busi-
If Speaker Reed is aa smart as be
Ie credited with being, he will
JqMckly stop that idea of booming
fclaea iJew Englaud'e candidate.
. 'bectioclliaaa ie a handicap "for any
candidates
. Mr. Bayard may find, if the re-
port ho tme of hU intending to live
ia sglaal after he retiree from
S:ey that tbo toadyum of a private
iaifvlaal will not ho ae popalar aa
'.'-thai of a U. S. Ambaatador.
John Bali trod oa numerous i
. tender aroueaa toee whea he
aurted after thoea Transvaal African
gold dicta. Haaria, Germany and
' France -' allhave interest in
that direction.
MUKE FESS10NS WANTED.
' Senator Hill may not be the
"prodigal' son" of the administra
tion, bnt Ueesra. Cleveland and
Carllale onght to see the wisdom of
kuliag a faUod calf or two iu his
Looor, or at least allowing him to
11 all the Taeanciee in the Federal
tfSoea that eaay occur in his State.
An Oregon Indian Jirn Cash
Cash-has entered suit for a divorce
from hie wife because she points her
face.' If he wins the Oregon courts
will ho flooded with similar suits bv
1 -I , ...!....
white Bira from all section of the endorsement in sur-pon " ,.ie nn,
- . ; mg of this r und, has given its pro-
9"T I moterl inspintion and citiragc to
persevere m tne wort: ami no less
conridente in the successful result of
ted, bnt it was made absolutely
necessary by the war. and though
devastation at first hindered the
work, it has since hastened it more
than would have been the case with
uo such stimulus.
Pjjttv jealouslv and ungenerous
flings are no part of the great Amer
ican people at heart, and not only
will the Navy I Apartment be ap
plauded for doing in this case wha.
it conld not help doing, but iu time
the mjrehant marine will, like the
Government, choose the bet and
cheapest place for building its ves
sels. The phire is in the south.
And so it will be m other lines. Our
Northern friends may try as they
' please to confine it, but the march
of progress kuows no sectional lines,
and it is now turned Southward with
an ever jiiickeuing pace. Norfolk
Ledger.
Te tke Frt or .ortb Carolina
Gentlemen. For several months
past it has been your pleasn i e to
endorse and encourage through the
columns of your papers, what is
known as the "Leader's Popular
Faud,'" a Fund to be collected with
which to porch use some testimonial
for the duted States Cruiser -Raleigh,'
the war ship named iu honor
of our uapital city.
Yonr hearty, sincere and unselfish
lht? Pfosioniu-r er Every . Northern
Soldier and Sal or Who irorved !0 j
Day or Moie and lUe Widow ol A
Fnch U .Now Advocated -All io be
laten l i.
The Washington. D. C. National
Tiibrne is strenuously advooatiug
the iiassing by this congress of a
plain, straight, simple service-pension
which will give to every man
who served on the northern side in
the v ar m either army or navy,
ninety d avs or longer and was hon
orably i -charged, a pension of
eight dollais p-r month, and h pen
sion of not less than twelve dollars
per month to the widows of all such
as have died.
The Tribune frankly adds that
this bill "-ill pare the wtxti for ad'ii
tifti'ii l'-i.i!titii two years from
now when it expects the condition?
to be more favorabla than they re
now.
And the people of the country,
the tax-payers, foot the bills!
The too numerous government
otlices and fat salaries, and the
pensions, (except where the recipient
is honestly entitled to what he re
ceive by reason of disabilities in
cured in service) need to le cut
down instead of extended.
When vi:l this pension business
ever eudl'More money, it is slated, is
j ness to Messrs. Harrell and John B.
! Neathery.
He then retired f.iom active life.
Since that time he har devoted
i his intention to the care of tli6 larye
property he owned in Raleigh and
j elsewhere.
i He had only one child, by his first
'wife the widow of lr. F. Burke
Havwood. Sue survives, hmi.
men, and it was Bunker
"New Orleans over again.
ill id
r S Tie World favors as with its 1
. sUmanwr, and it '.a jast such a coilec-
ties ot ralaahie information as
' might to expected front so great and
a ' pabliea&ion as the
i'ew York World.
this Fund has !een given by
untiring and patriotic elTorts
, The French campe in Ifadagaacar
ill be tarroanded with electrical
oarrente eo arranged that the ap
" fToach of any one will be automati-
.callj signalled, even if the
aeatiael are asleep.
" Wo have r-weived f rem C. A .
8aow 4 Co., Solicitors of C niteu
Sratea and Foreign patents, of
- .Waahington, D. C. a pampiilt re
cently published and copyrighted by
. theei, entitled: 'A snmmary of
.'foreign patent laws with informa
tiaa and advice about foreign pat-
entv'giQg the cost of same in
rarionw conntriee. The pamphlet
' ia ooaeia?, wvTl written, and con
tains, ia plait statement, much that
siil be of interest to inventors,
patentees and mannfactarers.
-- F0KTT 6KC&CT SOCIETIES
aiate fat e Bars of Exelastea iraiaat
LXajser Pesrs sJl KtimVi.
-Oaeby one in rapid sncceasion
the variooa socrot societies and bene
fit organization a are potting np bars
of excineion again -it liqnor dealers of
3 gradee aaya the Nashville Advo-
tne
of
IIiom ladies who have cted as ;on
sors for the Ftmd in their respective
towns and cities. So the unflagging
real and endeavor of tbet-e sponsors
is the present amount now collected
and deposited to the credit of the
Fund largely due.
Gentlemen of the I'ress of North
Carolina, as it was your l'ress which
couceived atd put into positive
execution this plan of saving the
State from the reproach which
rested upon her good name and
thereby aroused the pride and pa
triotism of our people, which has
found material expression through
the efforts of those Sponsors, who
h-ave forwarded the sums collected,
it now leniains for to happily com
plete the work so ably begun, and
thus far so successfully carried out.
The IVess has given public ap
proval, anil it now remains for it to
give material evpres.-iou in way of
contributions. nd P. this end the
undersigned re.ues's that every
Newspaper iu the Stat" make up a
contribution from its own tithce:
everv one in each newspaper orli. e.
cau give oui amount, from editor
to pressman, and if so desired con
tributions may be solicited from
among the friends and constituents
of each newspaper.
Iet everv printer in the State add
his or her mite to this Fund and
the sum thus rained for the testi
monial which wiil be presented to
Cruiser 'Raleign. wn! io
the patriotism, liberality.
of the Old North State.
Every contribution will receive
recognition and creci;:. l" :s rcpie
ieing paid out now in this way than
it took to run tue whole government
prior to -'' 1 and vet the cry is still
for ".More ! More ! More !"
And this cry is being raised, in
face of the fact that the tariff and
internal revenue taxation of the
country is already burdensome and
yet i' is not vie'iding sufferent reve
nue '. meet the expenses of the
countt v.
There Will b.- Two of the .-uuaud
of the Mo ii Only One
Here.
In the veur 1 !"'. there will
uir eclipses
A ( O si si p. N T It A ITl-rr.
Mr. Williams was, and has been
for many years, a consistent mem
ber of the Baptist church, and one
of the pillars in the First Baptist
church here.
He ;,s kind and benevolent, and
gave in hristiau charity.
No citizen of Raleigh was more
highly esteemed or more universally
respected.
He dealt in limitless and honesty
with his fellow men, und they gave
him their confidence.
Of all who knew him, there -s not
one who will nol regret that he is no
more. News and Observer January
10.
(iOLliSUORO'S COTTON MILL.
It is to be Abreast of Jhe finest in the
Laod Its Machinery Right np to
Pate.
Extensive operations are now in
vogue at the Goldsboro Cotton Mill
and tire being pushed with dispatch.
A t wo .story addition is being built
at the rear of the main building,
and an immense brick tower is be
ing constructed iu the front of the
building. Tip- tower will be used
for a stairway and elevatoi and on
its ton will be the water tank; while
the annex in the rear will be used,
the lower floor for opening and mix
ing the cotton from the bales, and
the upper floor as a finishing and
lapping room. The upper floor of
the immense main building will be
used for carding and the lower floor
for weaving.
It will thus be seen that the
Goldsboro Mil' is going to be com
plete iu Use
but weaving
goods on tne market ready tor mer
chantable use.
Yinibe' capacity ot tne nun under a
J ten hours run will be lu,oo0 yards
of sheeting per week, and will work
;f: hot only "pinning
also, and placing its
Two!
f tl
:e Sun
credit to
and name
;d that
soon as
ontrihutio'is
lossibIe to
( II III
President N. C. 1'
ly.
Sti
T.c
N.
V K S -
- v 8ach largo and influential bodies
- - aw tbo Knight of Pythias and the
' Odd Fellows hare taken decided
-" atape ia this direction. One of thi
. ,i l r :
, 1. - " 'opu ar Fund Soutbpoit
' t Ma IK. kfllThil mill IjUllM ' 1
X txonor in eeaanoa ow twin. ! On mo L.
society amenaea its const iiuwon
v. oo ae to exciode from membership in
- iU relief faad all persona oonootu!
i- il I a J
V ..laiflyflJWBD h 114UW lriiiic. Exposition Stow Reeeipln
,Tia mtiMi nt aaeh amendments1
""V , . . 1 Ihe receipts 01 tne r,iriou amus.--
lwo-thrda . ot. D'-jment ftttrac ion? Ht n o Fxpositioc
,y .:W7herm, Sonreme IfedicaJ ' Exam,- bv tb, AtlHUU :Tun!;1,
' VLVZLXet I 'umishPan . interesting study. The
Wwbuiiii,.--v rt , ,hft on, ..,,., ..Hkeu :r. nv
four eclipses two
two of the Moon :
1. An annual Eclipse of the Sun,
February 1'! Invisible to Nortl
America. Visible, generally as
parted eclipse, to the Southeastern
Coast of the south America. South
ern Africa, and the South Atlantic
and Antarli.- 1 cean.- The line of
annulus passing through the Antar
ctic ( i.-ean.
IL A Fartical Folips.,- of the
Moon, February '.'. Invisible to
North Ameri' i. Visible entile to
F. u rope. A--1 and Africa: and is
part to Australia, fhe eastern
tremity "f S.j;;'';; America, ami the
Atlantic Ocean.
v p tal e- 1 ipse 1 if 1 he S11 n,
. Inv isililc to all of North
vcept Alaska. Visible to
Regi'.ois, eastern Europe-,
em half of Asia, and the
rtiou or tne xortn
n. Tne line of totality
ugh Nov a Zeuibla and
70 operatives.
and All the old machinery is being re
moved and stored in a large building
constructed for the purpose, and
t i..i- r .1. .
1 sevorai car loans 01 me new iiiaeuiu-
a ery is on the scene, and others
0P,0pP worth in all are on the
way liere.
Mr. Ii. II. Smith, the. new super
intendent and a hustler he is loo
is from Hamilton. CouaJa. lie h.is
been aot.vciv at the business .since
he was I'1 vcais old and is thorough
in every oar ; icuiar. He experts to
have the mdl ui operation by Apr:!,
is j and he s.-ivs it will be second to none
ex-1 in the whole .Mint r v. We go for
the I ward. (ividb.ro Aigii'.
V
III..
August '.'
A iv r. ' .
'iic rcti
the 1,'Tl !
Western
la 111 ; 1 a
rutir.ii : tl
Vedd ;.I".Pa:..
I . A ' C.-t 's,;
Moon. A
tire to North and
and in pa:; to t he
ties of Eu rope am
th
SC f
V. 'isiblc i'n
south America;
western extremi
Africa, to east-
Uoi zli Voyage lo Copenhagen.
Loxpox, Jannaiy 13. The Dan
ish steamer Dania, from New Or
leans. December 10th, and Noifolk,
DecA-mb r ItStli. for Copenhagen,
arrived at 1 lie latter port after ex
periencing a feaifully rough pass
age, in the course of which she sus
tained exteii.-iv e damage. Three of
tin crew w .c'e was.hcd ol el hoard,
and vvoi'e d run ned.
I ill and
Germany
icr Furoiiean Nations inter
fered, and England was obliged to
patch up a peace in which .-.he
acknowledged the independence of
the Orange Free State and the
South African Republic, but they
admitted her suzerainty in regard to
their forci1 relations, and she se
cured her coveted p.p h way from the
Cape to the norih 111 a large strip of
territory lying between the German
South Africa and the South African
Republic.
1'be last day of 1M!)." Dr. .Jameson,
the Administrator of the South
African Company, and who stands
very high iu tho Colonial Govern
ment of the Cape, raised a force of
5'JO men to march iipo Transvaal,
and overthrow the Boer Govern
ment. The British authorities
made a pretence of disavowing the
expedition, and isBued formal orders
for Jameson to return, which he
calmly disregarded as he was ex
pected to. President Kruger, of
the South African Republic, was not
to be caught napping. He called all
the Hoers to arms, and they prompt
ly responded. It was expected that
the English miners would rise ai d
attack the Boers in the rear, but
they seemed to have little appetite
for encountering the sturdy Dutch
men and their unerring rifles.
Upon entering the Boer territory
Dr. Jameson met the forces, of the
South African Republic, ami after a
stubborn resistance was defeated and
forced to oiirnnder. He lor,t op
men killed and a large number
wounded. Tho Boers rep.u c -jut
four of their number killed. Dr
Jameson was taken to Pretoria, tue
capital, and his fate is uncertain.
The news of this affair stirred up
the Germans. lTcnch and Dutch
amazingly. All the old bitterness
over the division of Africa flamed
out with augmented intensity.
Though the British Government
strenuously denied all complicity
with this organized raid on the ter
ritory of a peaceful little neighbor
nobody believed them for an instant.
The D'uteh were incensed at this re
newed attack upon their kinsmen,
who have alread su iTercd so much
at tiie hands of tho English. The
French and Germans saw in it a
determination on the' part of the
English to seize the. wonderfully
rich gold-lieids of the Witawaler,
and whatever else they may want of
Africa in defiance of the most .-.oleiun
treaties and agreement. The
rrench, i.ermun and Uracil press
broke out In a torrent of abuse of
English cupidity, and faithlessness,
1 in- German Emperor came our with
an announcement that lie intended
to suppoit the Boers, and inside of
1 hoars the English were forced to
a realization of the disagreeable fact
thai thev were mortally hated all
over the C.-.iiti nout, and had no
allies anywhere, but were in immi
nent danger of an overwhelming
rK.: aysvdrrorresp ndene--. I 0 (IM Jj- -.'ji VV, I mn IUJT
S -ho.-.l h to begin next Monday, n. uuiur'ummiit i.nuu A- , , , ..
S (P.,-old friend. Mr. T. R. Lee, X -f ' , '
1 .V I l i ' st.m. v;ts in t lH Village , m M . i , v , i AA wlic-r l.lood ih imtM
.... i-V..,. ..iiii. 11.1. . 1.. . ... i s-1 -s. Ill rtUlll II
I. II. !'!! who pa- ,-. tl J.V. ,V1II
uoh lol.ri-.t r. ...... 'I I i: Hcnd'-rron and family miiii'Ihii nf . . ; i,;n JJwil'.fl aiiii. t
: '...'; ill to ihe ho. i-e recehllv , ., IwA
n,, w, ,lt , , ' in.ci v. .1 by Mr. J. B. Collins 1 1 )1 it v 1 ' I 11 1 ' I I . ; 1 : . 1 1 . ' lj '
j. .'f,,,.,i .,- j.. " ' - Mil . -. .me of our re- V. Jg 1,.',
1 M ''t o 1 - ' nioVed 111 tile C Hlutiy II i llllll 1 1 1 ' il I I e. n I: ' ' ' -i " - !!.!. Si-5? I".
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1 ' ' ' .', ' ' . it l es .vr.l :i, !, ,i mncllli 1 I S v .. i..l- core ..f
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': '. M- t;-l:iv niglu. 'Tw.i "ll.iU !:!) "'. , f' ,i .. i ' :.-iv lif.
"' :.'.. n i c '.,:. ,, v occasion for some of ,, : :" "; ' ' , '" u
. ... ir . , I I I i '; I t X. j, is If he. lxnly I'll I
' i : h.c'i . s Miss .Mal'lot !)! . , ' . ti-.nv. Iu. will never
'" Ic'hiv. -.er c,:.ri-n to-'ether "in . , , i f.n. h t!i i-. r. !.'! t 1 .'. i-sl f..t a
..,.'- i - . 1 , ...... i.. . .... 1 1,.
I . right, u i.., ii t:n v. . n.-.w- as h ippv neen. " ' .'..'....'no,.
from this " i - - -: -. N i i m , i N u i i n and D l i1"'11"''' ": :' : : s ' ' ' . no.
;l year ago. .- i . ' I . . f " time, were out hunt- T'c i v , . c '' . ' '. ' ' '.. ' . ' .' . i ' ' ','.'.' ,'.,i
. : r ! ii : davs last week. Uu aid d , n . . i - i -i u .. r. . -.. ' ' 1 -e..l
U'hiiford c- ;,..cxtnc-. enjoved the trip v.-rv pi i ::.(. .; - . 1c ' :''1,'.', , .."'", ,'' :'
lhtge vis.l.hg Mi-s K:;. ,n :. i -o- c diy when they were ( and 1 t '.' fr. -u, i '.:.',.': - . .,',;, , . : : r
c.i:.,.;,.. the 'aihe. Collie a.'aln i-Xiilnine lid" ;u. I !. it h'"ii the V : - ti V"l - 1 ,,v V l1
ilc A-.ciomv. l',..r. ''' I11-"' submit.. -i .vi .,, ;- , , t , , ,.,,.,
e : :.:. .:.,,;. I..-1 S'.vi,,; u..s Rev. I . F. t''"!''-'- 1 '-' 1 , :..,e ,..:;.'. V , ' : I h '
r ' I ' - . . . 'e I '. -o i 1 w i v I ' . I - ' . i ' -' - , mit !:! -I 1 1 " . m-ke
verv lair p: -PC Is. I : i - -" oat a i M "'i h t men t at I a her- I'.o.iivv.iv i. i ... 1 ,,, i, , a . ,, , ..... , -.und
I Ii I'l,!.,,. i ; ,. h c,,u : i :i. 11 was greeted bv a "' :' '' '' nr. he -l . - : ''' -
' '!,t- i!v ,, i ,.; II. Wliel'. r.nfc. ui - ;r,l lie- :u clcc.'c l ''. t
.an is- c, ;'.,.', - ' '".' i c i a, . ii. ,, i-i , ....
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, . - c I'. i'-s.iiiu . eoiei i:iiiii'i i .in ; , ,, .
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i,,..,. . - :i ":i. vv ansooi o. .iciia ami , . i e : . - .nmi..i
v. M.c.vdi" were well repres-llt ed icuic-.v - . ':, K --- ... . . p .. ., ... He.
mil'.-- c 1 ' ; - d a choir for Sunday ''s - ' "." - n T ..'' ': 'c ;
S i i i 1 '. i 1 s to 1 - .1 me it- '.V' 'lk ah s ;, 1 ,' 1 I o :, . , '!, -. . I , 1 ..-c' v ,..,. ;, e
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-cc-h:.;-, " ' ,i;,, -h .. -',"''" 1 , .'.'..",!
"' ' N '.av f Imi Hiiiu't Mion. "' '' ' ! St ". ' ' '': :
i"!,'r" "! 'ur le.iiair correspondent writes ", ""l."1";' ' Ky . , ;'i"'n - ' '"f- '' .'...
. .ami H-ii s.ierilic i.g u,.u.,:i. a ,. ,.,. rr.iM
I party at Mr. R. X. , ,t her v ictorv is scored in our 1 This .......di 1 ,. ,. mcv ,.,.,,, s,,,, v":;---i". I
' . -. .v ; .v.c-.ug trouo i'i; -i.oi .. .. '..
'' :l .: : : : midst f..'r u -how '' !': . ' '
cc crowd (:, that gathered :,:- l"'1 '' ' ' ' : "'' ' ' '' : ' ""'
arc::, -..-id n;,h: ; . . ;1i i to have t he performance. ! llaV1' f"n,n'!:'"" ;l '' "! I1' '"' '- '"' ' - :
..' on . i.i.-g- V. i;. mice that such epiestiouablc! ''v1'""-. M !,,r1-" ' ' ! ' ' . ""
:'; nil ,'i ;.: eh; . . . : u :. n v eh t ertai il men t s d id not i 1 ''' ' '' " ' ' ' ' , ' ' "" '' "
-ms u-enr ,. own ',' i. m::.; dn. cs :,b.,ut Belial.. I , l' W!': 1"' . "." '' ! ' .' 1 ' ' ' '' ' "
" .he :'..r ciii isl ians to discou n ten - I : "' ;"' " :'' ' ''" ': ' ' ' ' ":"
ic nil such onestiomiliie amuse A' :':,r " '' ' : ' ' : v-',"',iv' -",,1" '" "-' ' " '
entcand most of them did in t,i!5 alone eom-.-.v d 1 . ; ' n u . 1 ;. -,.M, ; , ,. r , . , v
. . i ..... i ti iiei'i i'l ' i :i ,i ,', o : I .' .. I , . - : i. o : . . . , . - I i e . n lei
o . .e. w u i man v inere was no wui ',',. ,,
encourage the s h o w , vvithsomej' ' 1' ' ' "" ','
,i .i ,i .... i ,i ) i hi . i ! o.' : 1 - i ; i . ' i ' ' ' , . . . i : . . . n ! v ,. hc
chir - there was no easn: anv how i I , ' ,
tc c;,:, ;!.:.:, k t:;c I .ord 1 or The re- I ,'u'ni,i" ilf ; h ' 1 "', ' ; m i - , .. i'.ci.d i.y
,;U, ),..,, ,. I tile SalhC I ! '!C s;, '.'..,.; s-J'- . I ' ''e l ,'','.- C 1 , I C IiO
a: -.rov'. "'; ,. vertv makes us n-jeel ,.V1; jus 1 ,s ncnvid ic ... :... , , ,.,,. . I" I h.in
'::-, w. "hgh: lo i,.- thankful for ! 1 ! -' '
, , ' ,. . . land n I i-.'i-, i "!r i i ' i : i I c ci ' i - ;, i I i c i . . i . e 1 1 Ii
cos",, i.-i - .... ., I . , 1
... . , I ', e f e r.i lis ra 1-! i , .' a I 1 1 . : , 1 1 1 . ! , , 1 c ' : : ' . . ', 1 1 . I h isl ol v .
" " UlLLIlRUSHATONCi:. r;,!'"' 'j'ls ..o,.oo ....nin-nal :" 1
I a in i no;i " i , I,-,,, 'i , . nil,: s., , : ,. 'i v .: .
Porter ,;: i ! . i I. ' - - ' .I,.."...,....... . . , i. . ,r i i.
I',,.,, . ., , i , liri l isii s.il i f the Veiif zutla Case to ; 1 1 " ! ' ' .
1 "' " 1 ' ' . ! tlltl.ill, is the C" c.l in vv .. ,.: , : '.' ' r.P- ! .. -
,Mr. l'arke:'js pa... ; i f'rrsr nleil -Urn Zuelu A ppoiuis a (,e.cu j . ie the a 1 1 1 n l i . .: , a i . i . : i" i - " ; choice , g . ntin i.-e, n. a
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I .. ci.,.v I , ,, 1 'PI... w i ., .1 1 1 I - iie! h' v i ' I I h, ' . ' i e - ': ' f ' f tie ; ii" -: . v ' . : I i..vn v i.d
is still the or.h- oi ih., (,,,;,. r'V:Ujvt. povermnent Jim,,u,,t '"i1'"! 1 - '.".! : : v . a new,
he la-! ', o t ' :: : ' ! : i ; r ' , , ,, . .., , . ; ,, ., ,, ,.,i,,.:.,i , i t Ii rmi -r 1 1 tie s i-t ..... . . f t i.. , - , i. e. tie n. c :
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ire : R'-v. 1 , .iri- ' . .! ; . mole, tleiti mrinc r of tl ilia ai.il faun- "f I "II
L. Win;.'. Mr. ".,,. i-.. hi ,, i i. :.i F. ('.'. . A ocl.il mil wlm-li .if the Son: !:.'
Ill: '.l.'llill .,ll,..HIII.I?IVll'llll-
la papers'"1" entitle them to ccHlhcites i ever ! Illik d
SllO'Ving Ilh'ir c.iiili; iiitloh-. hiih ol Tinman ,u
..:.. I ... . ..i.i "I
-. ' ci-, i e giauiy time tins opportunity e"'"e. .
I ee'er to bear testimony to the magnanim- 111 ll"8 gl'"'i"hs . nterpnse which is ; eru m-i her
1 , . . . ... . . . I i -
OU IIC ill il I ii i h i Mr.ll I 1 ' I 1 . i 1 1 1 ' 1 1 i L ( 1 1 , : 1 it M " (i ' i
1 I m V ir m N ;i r. i!
! titll-lt' ;,!.,
In
Othir
etlv To il
' Sheriff
! Ollite sb:!.
, improving.
j Mr. 1. 11. Bar
Kinston last Thur
: M fs Katie Shack
lands returi.e'l honn
.Miss Ada 11
Trenton.
The dance at M
light was largely
e,-y enjoyable.
Mr. Samuel II
at ( 'layion. N . (
past, is in t
Mr. II
with his fat lie
Suffolk. a.,
visiting f i und
Miss Annie
day iti the v
patrick.
Poi'.o, ..v
Alex IL Kooh
last week with
Rev Mr. C.
new pastor ot tne
preached Ins mtroduci
Sunday night. Mr.
young man. bur hi- s...
practical, and made a line i
upon the audience.
Mr. Yaekel, travelling
for Shakeman and J.'i'.e. '
more, is here in tn
firm.
The 'soci
hit' s Saturoa
pleasant evening
ier ol the young
Several ot our
tobacco this ve
scale but himjilv
; Mr. E. A. Hu
; Maysv ille Monday.
COVE CORRKlOMK K
I
I Niws Seho astic, Manim
erwise
j Miss Haftie W
i nguin. Her school
; closed Tuesday.
.Miss Ann 1 caret
near here J- relay
iionie Suitdav.
Revs. S. J.
Parker of New
village Tuesday.
tor ot t ove lUi
ensuing year.
M igrat ion
day, among ;
abode among u.
ford D. D.. Mr.
Aii.swold and fahil'i
pn-. .1 . . i; :i- and
tod. iv lor I , i' . r.ingi', w !
iiaugnti-'i's j ioi la and 1, i a wi
Kiney F
Rose is an excellent n
worker.
' ue; antly,
Miss Eva French end
were married at tin c -.
bride's father. M r. A
Rev. K. F. Daugn :"
The attendants wire
Bivan with Mr. S.tm
enuii n v .
M
I".
.- opi
Miss
.M 11):
Fr
dv with Mi
encli .
!' i '' g.
Clara
v and
Oscar
I t o '.',
I me
I the
hlu
ii , n i
.i iss ij limine Jiooi
Bryan.
On Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mr, J. II. Daugherty, the bride's
father. Miss Alice IXuigherty and
Mr. G. IL McCov were made on-,
bv A. E. Rouse." Miss Claudia Mc
Coy. Mr. W. II. Robis mi. Mrs.
llollie D uighertv and Mr. II. M--Coy.
Eunice Catharine, inf i:;t . ! i i i I of
A. P.. and Josephine Hawkins died
Monday Jan. Li, after a brief life cf
intense sullerings. Age nine months
"Sleep on sweet child,
Life"s trials are o'er.
( lod Cidled Cnee home.
To sutTer no more."
ahinet on Satnn
j'h hii-n t he elie7.ue
earliest possible moment.
giadiv take this opportunity
u testimony- to the magnanim-
a'titicle of the American nation
s at a time when communities
g hei'ois thought a favorable
ut unity liad arisen for adopting
inl us a tone of. insult, if not
ace. This conduct was worthy of
Americans and 1ms materially
need Lord Salisbury's deci-
" The maintenance of friendship
wnh America is always a first con
sideration with Englaud. We say
this to the American people with
the absolute candor of deep seated
cor lialitv.'"'
New York, Jan. P.' The World's
cop , righted special from La Guayra,
enez icla, says: President Crespo
has appointed Rafael Seijas, Laur
e.io,'i 'ilhiuuva, Julian Yiso March,
and Antonio Saluzzo a commission
to search the libraries in Venezuela
every veteran ami it is rim-Here
to be sure and hev..nd pei ad veil I n re
that the other half or balance, what
ever may be reiinred. will be raised
by the noble women of the South.
The committee suggests that the
moat feasible manner ofji caching the
desired object is to set apait a "Me
morial Festival Day,"' and tln-v ask
that the (ieuei al Commanding will
designate the date, an I is-ue ;i gen
era order.
The General Commanding, there
fore, in compliance with the rcpiest
of the com mi 1 1 ee, de-igna s I' l hl h v ,
Mayl, lM'ii, as the mo.-; suitable
for a "Memorial F. sliv.iI Ii.iv," io
be set apart for 'lie ns- ,f the wo
men of tic Stilt , i m i i i m i : funds
for this great Memorial Hail.
All the details ;ihl exercises .J
nt
1 on
nt tt I
of II
InHll'H
VV 1 1 1 1 h will
i v vv it ii i houe
in 1 "Spin tan
ViTV Sllllll-
I; in i ii Mat-
' I hese uro
"I their for-
ii si o ti:
t !lf V , KtMlt
Iv mid lovullv
ui 1. 1 1 v , iinil with
nth lea:
ur on
M ot her's ' d
your sfi lehl,
this
MVAN8B0RO
CORRESPOXDE.NCK
Personals and News Items of the .Veig-li
b irliood Terse y I'd
Tiie drummers too;; tije !cvn laU
week. Mr. Wyati Yl ard '. n.-ven!
more from your'ciiv aud several
from Wilmington -'..: i-, town Irv
ing to sell their v, s
Mr. W. Banks oi J...;i.s Co.. in
surance agent, was in tow:: i.yi -.g
to insure the people's lives, b;;: ,v
are so healthy here we don't iniiiie
often, it costs too nun-h.
Rev. Benj. aid pre
excellent sermons for us
Sunday morning and a :
Tne Baptist church is
a lot has been bought fr
I tenuis on which to l, i i :
W. J. Monlford 'of Ward
COLOR LINE IN OKLAHOMA,
-u I
it icfii: in Perry Over the At-
I liiped .Miiiiiliug- of Negroes with
V;lii!e 1'i.plis in Seliools.
:v, U;;l;i- Jan. 1.5. Since
i
ear
has
school
is fear
o; :e;;e
tins morning the whole town
icon excited over the public
uiub
for old data l'o'anlinor the (iiiiima
boundary, in order to assist the ,ie pliin,u'
I nitetl States Commission.
An anti-English meeting in Mor
ula yesterelay urged the government
'o ifhmeiliately close 'eneznela"s
p c 'I i to liritish ships.
The Legislature of the State of
Mir.',, a and Zulia has approved
President Crespo's decree making
rebellion now treason, and have
petitioned Congress to enact a law
m iking it so.
Memorial
on
Festival I ) IV
lueted anu i
r the orders, .
management of
Siuth i:: their n
iic to
nt
tirely
ideas an
men of f i
localities.
For, in whose hands
sacred trust more propei iv
and with more certainty of su.-c. s
than into those of the -a i:,. wonie'.
of the South, who have never vet
faltered or failed in ti e performance
out ml
the wo
peet 1 Ve
d tlli-
1. laced-
a 1 1 a
in h:
it I oil '
r did m
like tl
, exc
1 1
in 1 - il
Heme h. i c 1 1 ' s !'
I r olTs in i ti g hi a v i
to bal tie for I heir
the "Spartan
' " Ret II I II wit h
It.
It ii, to the ui rv i v oi s of f hese illus
trious women and to their lecen
dantH. In whom the General Co.n
maiiding. then-fore, confidently in
trusts this important. iiiis-ninn of
assisting n this li-lv ii ndei taking.
The i i em -r :ii ( 'om min . I ng i-ppea S
to and urges thes. I.eio.e wnineil,
-iirviv.cs of :i heroie ace, und nil tho
' I I ' I C h 1 ers of the vi.,llli VV ho tlike
p: .' Ie Ml 1 he i l 1 - I e 1 , Will I hy "
and glorious a nee.-, or-, to imtned-
v . ii poll t he j rr. ipt of t his
r, or-ahl.e societies ahd elect
1 1 ' l : ' s, si e l e tn I I es. II ' a.- u l ed Hlld
' 'I I i ' i s. l 11 e Ver ep v , town,
. I .and h' -gnboi h"'..! in I be
h , aie ' i o nol if v ( oloiii I R. ( '.
I. gencriil manager of ihe C !!-
fed-Utte Memorial A-s i-i ilrm, No.
lite
ob
otht
I ha'l
i S,,'
Wo.
i
I. C
I lo
saw
the Inmbv.'r, e'
.vi :
i '
coalition against them.
Tribune, Wash., D. C.
-National
sTAI,
ASS--
Weekly papers please copv
eru Australia, and the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans.
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Mercury will be
about January 'ii,
September Hi: and
J u 1 v
Evening Star
May 15, and
Morning Star
.", and Octo-
i about March
j her 14.
Venus will be Morning Star till
! July '.: then Evening Star the rest j
lot the vear.
The Xon fa Carolina Mantel.
The beautiful mantel in the as
sembly hall of the Woman's Build
ing deservedly attracted a great
deal of admiration. It was a dona
tion to that room by tho women of
North Carolina. It is an interest
ing fact that the design was drawn
by a North Carolina girl only eight
teen years old. She is Miss Norman
Bonniwelh The shelf of the mantel
is upheld by two twisted columns
carved in tobacco leaves, and upon
, ! t h id richly carved piece rest four
IHINKS MILLENNIUM IS Al HAND.
Rev. llr. Wharton 8e.s a rtijrn of
Christ's Coming in Ihe War Scare.
Baltimoiik. Jan. 1 The Rev.
Dr. 11. M. hartot), prominent as
an evangelist, thinks the millennium
is close at hand. In his sermon to
day on'The War Clouds and What
They Mean," he said in part:
' Christ is coming again. It will
bo a personal coming. Ho came
first as prophet and priest. He will
come again as king at the resurrec
tion. He will call the righteous dead
from their graves, and the right
eous still alive will be called togeth
er. I believe that the Christian
men and women will disappear sud
denly from the stree:s, and tho
world will know nothing about it.
Men will go on with business as he-fore.
"I cannot prophesy as to the time
Olive ami John lcdge;'--cont
ractor.-.
Mrs. Margaret Fiaed
Cato, of ( : n in Branch, v
last week' to our berg,
son, Mr. 0. B. Frai-.e:!
daughter Flilie who
school on Bear ere-k.
Mr. Dan V. Ru.-"!!'-.
Fish are very hciivo
There are plenty of Id
About 10 i"n .'0 of 'i hem IV
inch to one inch i;:e w
one day week ami v.
away ill port ; some sold
huudred. We think if
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11
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ud a
he) e
shame to kill such little fisl
ought to be a law against it.
Miss Lily Clawson and two of h-;
friends from Beaufort art- in town
visiting.
Our genial Dr. W. J. Moutfort of
Ward's Mill, was in our town I.i.t
Sunday attending church, and made
a talK in the interest or the J.,ipi;.-r
church here.
ucsdion. and serious trouble
When the schools were
ids morning, Prof. J. W.
denied admittance to
children in the high school
public shoo! buildings, cx-
iii"C designated months ago
tie exclusive use of colored
ireii. The exception was
hingion Alexander Wcb
' - old, in whose name
reus proceedings were
!'"' months ago, ami
c , favur. Prof. AuguH
h:U the decree of the
s only to this one hoy.
g'h School building ."i.io
en and about no colored
.emhled. followed by a
lite men and negroes.
oi ..e. s had large .stones j
. i
iv-ls, with t lies mtention
f u-ii,g iir.'iu (hi the negroes as they
entered i nc building. It is said
every negro child in the city asked
f r a im: tanee. Officers escorted
or.-.i children into the High
E fh teacher made vi gor
es! against receiving them,
children were made to sit
is rumored that the entire
ard is to be arrested for
e. i!ti ii:pt of court. White citizens
threaten to tear down the jail if ar
rests a ti- ma le.
in
i ti
v.
r
: "h r '
Sen "c
Oils ph'
"lit til-
down.
S--I.. .. .1
of any duty. ; 1 1
peace, imposed upo:
Southern cause.
The spirit and
an i mated tin men o
the scene of t ::e (jr.
were t he most .-.
mitting pal re - s n n
I hoi r .u nt r , '.- m ,g
the last to aha:,.;."
after Sou ! hern i. ne
hilid the elm .s a!
Tin- ti !:: : rv
and tr.ii'hj'hs i. .
told.
No iiis..r; it: '; - ;
storv. nor m n
mi i-t r 1 -t ra i, c t le
ft I - bra ' es th.-:'' p r::
The straits to vi
I'i 'i IK-ed f, i r f mo a c
sel f-.-i bnegiit inn ,c. i
d ii -( d bv I hen .I:.;
and glooii. v 'I .. ..
para 1 i el i n hi 1 1 : v . I
and cici i age v. : :;
go'dell letel s ::;
tune mi ll aeea ' c vv h
and as mini-!,,,'.:
names win live u p.. u
poetry and in i-niciii
chivalry exi I - n
mi nds of ma :.'-. i c i .
This "Bat-,'" Ahh.
dedi eated a i" 1 1 e ' " I '
deeds of the civic
heroes of the gi ea' -b'i
t t he G le i ,il ( '. i
see, that within i -ell
liicient and e.
he reserved for the n
of the "Heroin, s of t
As vet, only v. ami
hi.
nil do
. th..t he
Willi sill.
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In k ami
I i 'peel fully
ll commence
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an idea
i a moll hi
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P. ih'j
ling also
vv s paper
o elseVV here,
h i k I o i ' c e 1 1 -llns
order,
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Mr. Kvny Foster aid Miss
Ilatsell went to Tabernacle !
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iv;i:!e!,n!e
.hih ! report o
i ...... . -: i i ... ..: . : T
.Mipner an oe morning, o,m l ' Corinth iail
lanuarv -J4: then rA-ening Star till:,,, ...i,0 . nifi;. i,iif i.i,i0a;fii,i.h;uiw
bile ll..', n in .ll , ai.iii:a i.v 111 veiling . uviivi, ll i vo n a .10 11 1,11101a J 11 Jl, nuiub
columns, that support of His coming, but according to my
how being
pared in the exposition office.
sTKKKIs UK c I KO LKP Til KIP
Acconliue to the-e reinirts the
irgest
t.irtr other secret societies,
cxeieded from membership men
' -engaged in the Hqoor business and
Uier-daDgaroo oceupatioas.
- f r n fi.rarea aoo wins that in
Vnnh. vhera tho average aire of i Streets of Cairo re.ived the
tha boiiresa man is 1 yeare, that of
krewm ia only 4J.33, and that in
Er-rland the death rata among
aalocn keer-era ia fifty, per cent
whaler than tha average, . . . ;
pn
i .
A ugust 1 1 ; aui
ag.vn the res
change.
then Morning Star
-f the
ve
ar. E
last Sunday and stopped a!! nigh:
with our old friends. Mr. i. S
A man and wife. They ivp-. t a
huge, high, good old time.
Rev. Dan Reid preached an excel
lent sermon at Tabernacle church
last Sunday. He will preach for us
here next Sunday night and a:
Queen's creek at 1 L o'clock a. m.
same day.
Our town officers have stopped
hogs and cattle from running a
large on the streets at lust. Wei!
done good and faithful servants, but
there is still more vet to do, pi ease
do it and oblige, you have been in
office long enough to go" things all
straight.
The finest ovsters and clams ever
seen in our waters are being caught
now.
Mr. K. N. Bell, our frien
J;
Price Iaid lor Country
P roil ik'o.
'. fact.' dies-
, ' o h i : p. .not Inl k.
Bees vux. 2.-.C.
t a 'v'Keiis, y row n
JO.l.'fhC.
Oaeks, Eng. GoalOc; Muscovy 50a60c.
Jesse, si'ie. a VOc. per imr.
d i: h
40a45c; young.
THE OLDEST
AND THE 3EST
t'ollgh-elll'e, th
effect iv e reined
throat and bin
J. P.
,e,.al C
I! M V N .
la I :. '
i", i, IS,
i : i a 1 1 d 1 1 . ii ,
.liir.t I .!,. nil a' ' 1 I 'hief of Slnff.
UlIKIlL MlV t Ell OH ( I'llA.
II I- ( 1: :i:.e! ::t VI ml i , tlmi ,(M 7 Rtl
SI ii ra t'.o nol He'll at.
I.
1 :.fe
Co tiou,
i2.'iOe
4 a
8c; seid cotton, '3.g'
Corn, hil ci le.
Hides i c a ;ic. Hides, dry flint Oa
t I deer bid COc.
b imh5 Al 00 i.1.50.
Oiiio'is, jl 50al.?.j jver bbl.
( iis :- L,J, 30. : K. P. Seed Oa'?, "0
2 1-g
Peanuts. -"0 a GOc.
Sheep, ?l d'!ag 00.
Svveel Poialoes Hamans, a."5c; Yams,
over
i i : i . . . .1.1... T . .. . . e : - me.
I ana is jrnaieiy carveu in a colonial , me ume. nuun ai me sigus. ine
Idesien. The mantel, with the es- Gospel has been preached to all ua
; caption of the centre pannel, is in j tions; there is a general falling away ' the way, ha3 some very fine porkers
North Carolina oak. The pannel i anions Christians from the faith: to kill yet. Capt. Foster killed 0
Chara-ea with lanHup an Epidemic. contains a cedallion carved with
Dfj.rTH, Misn'., January 12. : the tigures of Peace and Plenty,
inmnut of ruonev pate receints d u r-. V illiam Craisr. ireneral manger of : and on either side are two exquisite
ine the show, bnt a greater number the Duluth Gas and Water Com- pan nels jn a design of grapes. It is and war clouds, and war talk more
"people paid to ride on the Scenic pany, has been indicted by the
Railway. grand jury for causing the typhoid
there is sreat sufferinc. a in.irt.vr- good ones last week and Mr. G. W.
dom such as the world never saw, ; Smith killed some l-" or "-io the same
for Christ's sake; great earthquakes, time.
During the fair the Streets of J epidemic, and is under arrest.
hv nil odds the most beautiful and i Dortentous than ever before. It is wonderful how many differ
tasteful mantel in the Woman's; "These facta are signs which por- ent kinds of fish the devil can catch little girl
Building. Ex. j tend the comiDg of tho Sing." when he fishes with a golden hook. ' ried. "
Turkey 1.25 a $1.50 pr.
i'r -ii Pork, 4 J i5c.
Field l'ess, 4oe.- Bhickeved: 0e.
The word altar occurred in the
Scripture selection. "What is an
altar?"' said the teacher. "A place
to burn insects," replied an honest
boy. ''Who were the foolish vir
gins?'' brought the answer from a
Them as didn't get mar-
e m. .si i : -ii, i t and
V tor , s, s ,,f the
L' s, S A V e 's ( n ',
I J'ectoral. . s an i mil ecu. v m.ilc
f I.ung I'ev i i a 1: .1
, Whooping Co,,,-,,,
AYER'S
! list PiiMisliiiig .'! v . I', ici'.l'iiie,
Va.. I'll'li'l-M - ll 1 e a i 1 1 I'i l',r , 1 1 1 i ; t,
colds, 1 iioiii -hi I ;-. i Ir. I h . 1 Ira vv . v
also add-: 'I'i a 1 min e' -i" - - n : : . i . i g
lioni throat Iroul'l.s. 1 i . . . a,, ui ml
I he
All.
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M.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Awarded Medal at World'i Fair.
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of I'll,.
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I hen :
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f i rco'.
the hoi I ll Hllli
"f I he j'l'ov IIICO
Ma Vim.. (ioniiZ
in ! so j- Maeeo.
J 'he ishind
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b
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of Mllllll
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the
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A N.
Ale'llt MeKl
:i little tiM) fast
fi
AYER'S PILLS Cure Liver and Stomaoh Trouble
ill making
going
up ilia
cabinet? To modernize hu ancieut
maxim, we would suggest that the
presidency be first caught.
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