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Journal. VOL. XU '-NO 128, NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29. 1893 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Daily BC81 5 rSS LOCALS. . WANTED by Mr. A. II. Wolls. few Boarders. Gentlemen Frrfermd. For terms, apply tq ber 1 bar residence mi Middle - Street, next door to Kafsr's Baker. . w. UMBRELLA, found at the Port-Office, Call and .obtain tame Ukhi payment of r expense It MISS Nellie Walker will resume ber Music Class Tuesday. Sept. Btb, 1893. Pupils are requested to meet ber at real dene on'New Street Monday the 4th for arrangement. aSSlw FOR SALE A set of Bed-Room Furni ture, Extension Table and Conking stove. Apply to Mrs. Alex Miller. -- FOUND A' key. Apply at Journal of . flee, . . " V , D. C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities. : 150 Nassau St., New York City. No ' transactions on maiyin or for speculation. Correspondence solicited. tf. : MISS Ola Ferebce will resume ber Mn&ic Class Sept. 4tU. a2oTw, "- LEO'S MEDICINES. South Front St.. near Railroad. (Office recently occupied Z byE. O. Hill, Esq.) For sale by P. H. -'.7' .. Wiggins. C C. Roach, Xf"' '. ,aug231w sole agent. MISS MOLLIE HEATH will re open her .-' - school, fecpt 4th. aulfllw FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale. 7 , "Free from knots and extra width ami f r length. Apply to 8. C. Hamilton, Jr., , -or at A. & N. C. freight office. .;' Tk an any AooflioUnf cUmta of I tbe CbtwokM Strip prooUm-stioo will mum much trouble, and law pert are preparing for great bar rest. THE STORK. Pro duced High Wind and Tide -The Damage The predicted hurricane arrived ou schedule time Sunday afternoon and still holding on to ns Taking tte whole day through, jester- day was the windiest day that we remem ber the city's ever having, and that the invariably expressed opinion of every one. There have !ecn times when we had as hard wind possi1. it liaidc r i ut it 'lid not last bo Ions. T!i- r - each river were the lai ti -i i"" ever htu here nrjic white tupped I'il.oit- ' mil looked a? it it iittle piriv un had liecn The Galveston eottoa Eiehanne moved over u u-. i'-o:.ti in the dock? passes resolutions urging the Texas would rock .nd'. U an l from s'ule to delegation to vote for tbe repeal of sitle so that it any one wished to get the ko Qkuin .. -...I ril,u,n.. fetlin'' of U'lH- touted OlltllC UBllT r- - r m other silver legislation to tbe reg ular term of Congress. Cincinnati and Chicago are con sidering the question of giving em plop-neat to the enforced Idle people by patting them to work on pnblio Improvements. Oar curiosity ii gratified, and pride swells oar bosom. A Wash ington correspondent says Mr. Grady demolished Mr. IUyner, Hip hip, hurrah! without ilie dar.'.;"i ol' being at sea he had but to step id mart! ot one ol the scliooneis or strainers and remain until We have but one objection to he had enough of it. Senator Hill's attitude. Dim argu ment is all right, bat tbe indica tions oi personal antagonism to the President is all wrong This is not time for the snappers to get even wild tbe President. latest im Very chcip N. Arpin. HAVE YOU seen tho proved window sash-lock. - and strong. ' ANOTHER lot of those Beautiful Tryon Palace Souvenir Spoons just received at " flibbard's Jewelry Store. Call nnl see them. f- NOTICE Is hereby iven tliat certificate No. 80 for 5 shares of sf ck in series No. 1 add certificate. No. 55 for 3 shares in serins No,. 1 of tbo New Bcrno Builtlina -Mid Loan Association has been lost and ' that - implication will be mado to said A mot! at ion for new certificates to be , issued. U. B. Duffy. - This Aug. 8tb. 1893. lm REMOVAL V E. Hihbard, F. M ' Gndwtok ami H L Hall have removed . ' into the store with Mr L 8 Wood on - Pollock St. near the Post Offloe, where ' thv will be ntaased to see all ot their frlnnds. WBe sure to call and see ' -tharo. at; (Htm 5 .'FINE North Carolina nanis at K. ; i.-Jones'. :.-' '" LOST Fridav July 28th, two medals i-nscd ts a watch cbarm, one a gold cross 4 Hhnnt one inch lone: the other a smull 4 silver medal, shape of a four leaf clover, upon eaeb of these on one side was en ' araved "H. M. A." and upon the oppo V? -iaike-side of the silver medal was- en s'"':";, oud t'Pnnctnatitv."' Finder will be rewarded by leaving at this office. ; :I't BROWN BEANS for. table use at 5 cents "Zr -osf quart. Also Seed Peas and Beans for aU planting, at low prices K. Berry. The U. S. wr ship Kearearge, sent to Wilmingtjn with the moni tor Nantucket in tow, -is the most distinguished fighter in the navy. It was tneKeareage that sank the Confederate war steamer Alaba ma. THE LIFE 8.VYIX1 STATIONS Their Work ll Importance lluw the BrncliN .May he Inrreaed. Hf'-iiinui'' with lie first inoinent "1 nient could In- made in the efficiency of the service, that i I v l.atin a p rtion ol the l.il'.- -i.ll'- rc- ntlcoli' :i .i:tnt-roii- ' l'l,: tipl.titi . the ile I'm clew - atel The Yacht Club boat- fired bail. Sum of the row boats were put up shore ! places of wifrty but I'upt. Sam Wat. is "Just Right" 1m l her mast iiroken on ar.U was sunk. Mr. Harry Stevenson's broke loose but was brought up alongside the Cutter wharf. Other Yar' t Club boats sustained some ii'jury. The Me'iuier PearieMuy, which is (lie old it. K. leo beiiiL' rebuilt to run on the steamWeri v, brok lotwc with no otic on her and drifted tip to Cougdou's mill and a"ainst a school. ei i:,ta'it.ing considera ble injury to tier lioti-e thereby which had the schooner bourn run into it. Alter this she was nweh l ist t the schooner but later she caps ." d and is now laying exposed on a s'lOit'. near the Congdon mil!. Wharves and i l ink wm'Us hi tihe t.i .hi th.-i. si, . 1 : ui : i hi lb.. - to I'll -d;. dllli Mexioo is Awaitiag tbe results of any action which may be taken by tbe Cengress of the United States with reference to silver, and that meantime nothing Is pbeing done river received some injuries, but we. judge with reference to tbe new Mexican loan. LOCAL NEWS. NEW A D VEIt TISEMENTS. Howard, Eound A key. Mrs. Alex Miller For sale. Sam'l Cohn & Son Fine beef. Miss Nellie Walker Music class. Mrs. A. H White Bonrdert wanted. FOR RENT The Dwelling next door 'it tb my residence, on Pollock Street. , i 3 J. W. Stbwabt. '" A FULL- Hue of 8pring and 8ummer -.' ibamplen, consisting ofCheviotts Black, -- Blua and Brown Serge. Fine Check Oaah- mars. Imported 8uitinirs. Worsteds in alt wrades. Satisfaction guaranteed. i. ; . F M. Cbadwiok. Tailor. iiV? V- V At HaU'a book Store. OO To -Street' horse Store for Livery. Fine roadster, at Street's Horse store. "c.Thnr av the Worst ia. over. We - J pope" so, but no body knoa. : The debate iB ended in the House and tbe voting baa began. ' " 7 Tbe treasury baa exhausted its paper . money and is , paying out v gold." -; ' " : ' ' 5 While Congressman are ; killing time they abonld see to it that the ; ;,f" Jpeopfe have a chance to- live. . ' :"fipii. (Jordan. U, 8.- Senator 'i from Georgia, hero among heroes, ' r v ia quite aict at Washington. . Senator. Morgan has returned ':. from Paris and will at once resume 7. his seat in the Senate. ' : The stmr. Vanceboro has lost her smoke stack blown away by the wind. The weather bureau sent timely warn ing of th wind storm, but who heeded it? The syndicate of the Atlantis Hotel will hold a raeetinu in Goldsboro to. morrow. Las.fr night was a dangerous one to be on the streets dangerous not only from fallina limbs but from broken electric light wires. Weather forecast today: "On Tues day rain, followed by cooler and clear ino. Herricane centre will move from Augusta toward Richmond." The chances oi thera being too much wind to-day for the balloon ascension are so great it has been changed to to morrow at three o clock. A gentleman who crossed from Beau fort to Morebead and came up to New Berne on the morning train informs us that he found the weather rougher here than it was there when bo left. The Waldenses continue to come. The the saw mills ruffered worse than any. thing else by reason of the breaking el the pounds and lo? escaping' There was very Utile damage, up in the city. A trie or two blown down. A lew limbs from others and portions of some fences is about the hcisdit of it after the river front was left. The storm about stopped the. running of boats. The steamer New Berne how ever leR for Norfolk. The Plymouth which should have left lor Elizabeth City remained here. Blades Eros, steam tug Kllu started to go down Neuse river but had to return to the mill in a short time. The local river steamers ami all s.nl vessels re mained at their wharves throughout tin day. t!i. ih have it, and act ao- C Look at the situation as it is, not . as yoa .would , oordingly " une statesmen manage to get C- ou the right side tit a question bt trying nil aides - W "r 'i. yyi i Some men are diggiog . a grave for Senator Ransom. They bad bet- ter reflect on tbe gallows that Ha y-man built 'Tbe Florida State health officer dwlarea thacootioaanoe of restrifr tious against Port Tampa no longer BeceEsary. If Gov. Boies sboald earry Iowa thiB year there wnuld be a lively revival of the 'some good Western man" talk. Secretary Carlisle reoommends n r -ronriation of $300,000 for "-ii-' . " . c:'.'"'-'--' ' tba recoinage of fiac. tlonal silver coins. ''. -: Ve Bte gratiUed to see it men1 - ,,. i that tne iir.e. Wb '.a of this ;- ..'aatCUico will be preserved i t' sic entirety ad'nm 'j a p!rt ' tt' (?!' ,:"t bow in t:.t I, ' t ! 1 Ti;e t Coming and (loin. Mrs. W. F. Wystt who has been visi ting Mrs. J. C. Gn.en, and her daughter. Miss Bessie, who has been visiting Misses Etta and Eulalia Willis left returning to their home in Raleigh. Mrs. Theresa Roberts and her two daughters', who le'.t with the intention of staying a mouth at Portsmouth, return ed vestcrdHV on account of the illness of Miss Katie. Misses Eva und Inn Kinsey oijf.adiiinge, who have been v'sitinsi relatives in the city lelt returning home. Mrs. N. F. Nuun and sons Henry and Adolph returned on the steamer Plym outh from a visit to relatives at Pantego. Presiding Elder F. D. Swindell spent yesterday in the city and left last night for Beaufort. He has just held quarterly He Raliahnrv Heruld mentions a familv' of conference on ramuco circuit, no m- rf " . I .. r v a L.Aninn tit.. lrt.n n.oainir fhrnncrh there. The lorms us mat no. a. u-.., ... I""'" r-...(J - J, were en route &om Italy to Burke county Ps"r w9 unl,lile lu au,:,m l.inh tl,r wtll mkn their home. I ot an attack of billions fever. ou account Tis an ill wind., etc. Numbers of the colored people laid in a supply of wood yesterday front what drifted ashore rait Doles. Blanks and timbers troin broken up bridges, etc. A colored excursion ctme in yesterday from Wilmington over the W. N. & N. road. It was to leave at 1 o clock this morning. , A few white people took d vshtaze of tbe train to come to the city, accommodations baring been maae ior hem.' Ezekiel Grimes, colored, crossed . over from James City yesterday morning ih a mall row boat while the waves were Mr. J. J. Disosway left to 'spend week or two in the western part of tho State. Mr. Geo. Henderson and family returned on tho steamer Plymouth from the World's Fair. Rev. W. E. Edmondson, of Morebead city passed through en route to Morgan ton to spend a vacation of two or three weeks with his parents. Mr. Thos. 'Waltere, who has been yisit ing ber father Hou. C. C. Clark left for her home in Washineton. Her sister MisSjSusie accompanying her. Mrs.. W. E. Dill of Beaufort and her most' boisterous, bringing two colored I son, Mr. .'Win. Dill, who have been sum women with him, and made the trip safe-1 meringln the western part of State came ly. A crowd of about fifty gathered to in last night and are visiting at Mr. t, see them land.; Very few would nave 1 1; dui t. crossed Trenl river at the l.time to such I -;? Messrs. Cha. Swag'erand Wm. Raines a! Ciaft.l,V f??;- ?v"'V-'i I returned from Asheville. Mr. J . Duke Murrav. seen t of Milton I s -Messra. N. and John Ives want down Nobles, left for Wilmington. Mr. Murray to Morebead to spend a few days. informs us that the troop played in Nw I : Mr. Fred Leo ia again In the city, York City, then in Albany from Alba- "nv they skipped to Richmond, -Va. from .iBfieBwrktlo. Richmond will come to ; Baleigb, and I " To secure a ttormal and regular fmm Raleitrh to New Berne, nlavin here tissue ohanee throughout the . body Thursday night. From New Berne, tboy 1 ose BrandretU's PiUs. .. This tissue mnWilminrtn. - -' k 1 meiamoruuiB uouatoiB , w.uuj a . . -'1 ' v 1 ..AAAAj;nM aaota nf tiaBlla Bflll tt -r. I UuncoiUIlK n w WMnjwv - - - I TJ 1ill h will pre.sent here at tbe theatre a Thurs. eg " ,""T day nicM was nrstseeninnew lorn tjuy i ucu ...v.v... ---j At IHO iJOwery xueatre, u nuet ricicuiiuiyim vuwhhi'... - j j " in Feb. .1875. it introduced una alia v irritation ana remove ODairuouon popularized tbe catch phrase, "And the I Dy ndlng nature, and are of great villain stiU pursuea ncr , j ni) express- venefit 0tCB 0f temporary and r t is t ion couoled with Mr. No! 1 V t and humorous methods in coii t . iy li-nl char- I. ! r acting, have given won J-' I vital ; Hud oudulmost phenouieiiid lira ing to a play in itself very con. mon '1 ( ' t ft Bod. habitual 'constipation - torpid ltver. biliousness, headache, indigestion rheumatism and diseases arising from an imnure state of the.blood, r.randretVs Pills are purely vege U ' ' al oIutely harmless, and safe to t. t --y t. ne. Septelober it.ly ii.e.iilrt-r Saving Staiii i . ' I"' 1iH suii.e In.- r.-gui.tr w i I. r - to the icspoii-iblc .it'.. I i-li duties , Ins lil.lnaiMliilirn I. '. t .it kiu ha.. ii;lit n.eii in set . ;i I i -nh s ('..plain. The reiiiaiiis at his tin t ifii conliiiuciu-.it veiir round, arraiigeiot nts in m.i bi- fniiilv to be with loin Tin tumil'is iciiiaiil at theii u-iml hmi.c- all the men have four months vacation to spend w ith them. This commences the first day of May and end- the last day of August at midnight. 1'iie crew s are chosrn lioin uh-u liviu within a few miles of the station at which they serve, those nearest hating the pret ence . otl er thines being oijual. This pre IV: .-in t is largely on account of the ea-e ..f :.c Icing them during the vacation tin ii k ing subject to a call to duty a ,:..t time they are needed. ;i;iiir i hi' eight mouths they spend at s all hands arc subjected to a though they were at : . i ii ii I work to keep them Tho evrciscs are as follows .Monthly, beach drill shooting -opposed vessels in distre-s, etc.. , bo.t drill; Wednesday tlag diil! -king and answering questions by sig . Thin -.1 -it tho beach drill again; lay. i' '.u-citatioii drill, every man . tin ii taking another and while re puting n set ol rules oy rote going through all the motions of reviving him au)posmg that lie was either drowned m fn.en. Saturday is cleaning up day. The beach drills are omitted afur the lirst month, the other drills are kept up throughuiit tbo eight mouths season. These life saving stations are impor tant and commendable institution of our Government and whenever action is taken in reference to them it should be in the lirection of more fully equipping them and multiplying their numbers. Krotu Cape' 1 1 altera- Northward scetns to lie pretty well provided for but Irinu there to Wilmington (in hich part sea going men inform n- there is as mm h need for them as any where) they are few and far between. We are in the sixth district. It ex tends from Cape Henry, Va., to Wilming ton. N. ('. It contains twenty-eight or twenty-nine stations and all but four of them are in the northern half of the dis trict The four in the Southern hull ale the Cape Matter n or Ocraeoke station, at the uoiut which its name imlicatcs, the Cape Lookout station sixty-miles farther South and the Oak Island stations, near Wilmington, close together which are eighty miles from the station at Cape Lookout. In the upper portion of the listrict the stations arc only six f)r seven miles from each other. Notice the vast fference. There should by all means ue lilo sav ing stations established at Portsmouth and Huuting Quarter and one between Lookout and New river, (Uoguo Inlet ill most probably prove the proper place for this one) and one at Beaufort Bur If there had been one at the latter place when the Cruiser Wright, of Philiv delphia, was lost there some halt dozen years ago not one of the crew need have Dcrished while as it was none were saved. Six. wo think was the number, froze to death on the boat and tho seventh man died after being taken off. The men wrre on tho disabled vessel three days in sight of the people ashore and were only 300 yards from them and yet could not ho reached no boat could be aot to them, but a station with its special equip ments could have cot tho entire number safely ashore. We will call attention to another point Under present arrangements the men as shown above have a vacation from active duty for four mouths, May, June, July and AuzuBt. Tho vacation is all right; webave naught to say against it, but wrecks are liable to occur durins those months. We believe the month of Au gust to lack but little of being as danger ous a month as any in tho twelve. It was during this month that the old Atlantic Hotel, at Beaufort was destroyed by a storm, and tbe terrible storm of last week in which hundreds of boats were sunk, scores of lives lost and hundreds of thousands of dollars of property at sea and along the coast destroyed affords further and ample and present proof tbe fact, and if U Is a fact, the need is proven for the service to be an active one the year round. And yet at such isolated and trying worst as the life saving station duties call for we do aot believe it well to hold the same men there the rear round without reflation. We believe that they can end will do all the better service for beina off lor awhile. But how. is this to be managed t';yj?l One solution of the problem which presents itself to us and which wa .throw out as a suggestion, is for the; number, st each Station to be increased from eight to twelve and tbenlet them take turns in their vacation la seta of four, which will give them the; same time off and yet keep the julli umber at the station eon- tinually. ' -: -. - There is one mow point in-, which at moderate expenso considerable" unprovi the c orps to i on-i-it need Mi't "t ci'lir-e but 1 ! oee iriu' lie oi ii -e i : al ..111,- ,.t ure;ci . at et rt -::it,. n-. - There station 7i n, -. of " !:!; '. -c . 1 r -. I IP all II iu'ed c .HI- r iii : ' f i h, e ii. I .1 ..f the l. i;;g i'' hi, Ii I . 1 1 pi . :-i ' ul in i k hi- ; re -c; n - 1 1 . 1 I i most du ui K mile We have .I new iii c ,- of llr- cap' al i fa m in I troin his til 'lest 1 ll' l uiu, unci mi account is provision lie had to to New Hi rue be fore he -eh e'lfl tt ho tt a- I Vc -si ! a- -he u ris g, .in; but v, ith a br.'ken liiul of the luck ot :l take' a long trip could g.'l smh atten'ion as he needed of and this entailed a ch lay of tt o or thiei d:ic mil that much tuoic -utfering wliiih by piotision in g!it hate been avvided. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT!: Msolirtety Fure K cream of tartar baking powder IIIrbost of all in lenveuiiijr streofrth. Latkst United States Uovkhmmcmt Food Report. Royal Bakino Powdkr Co., 106 Wall St.. N Y. News I'riuii That Town and Eiaewhere Krietly To d Tin Miaim r built bt the (iovernmeni at tl.i. )ilai iiiiiirnv ii eonnei tion with rivers and harbors l two -iuee; slic i- .1 t"i u-e nit nt i was iuuncue. 1 a cut -ule t hcl bo it. Some sj, kness In ie ( rops are iinusualiv tine in Iteaiifort and Hyde. 1. 15. Bishop of Si union. Hyde county, hi- eldest daughter .1 !ew dtivs ago. Tlie mills of t'ne Alleghany Company 1 Siranion 1 have -hut down. They will extend their railroad, rumor has 11, that will go to Fairtiild in the near tenure. The mad is ilandard gauge, audi- laid with 1(1 pound iron. Mr. W. II. Wilkinson, the leading h'.i-itie-s man ot l.eec hvilh was in town a ago, and report-crop- excel lent. Mr. II T. Havenport protracted a iircling nt Ml. olive. Hyde county, lo ulded. Mr. J. L. Wintield report- one ldded at (J riiuesland. Mr. I). V. Davis i- preaching at Hob ersonville. Mrs. ('apt. I). M. Huberts who has been vert id at. Washington is much bet ter The -c hool nieetiug .in Tue-day night did not materialize. Mr. V. J. ('rumple v i- on a vi-it to h ol.l home in Virginia. The steamer (oizelle lias discontinued her trips to Ocracoke. We are informed that the manager of the 1). C Way Lumber Company trill -lent. down. The next I uiim of tic Hyde district goe't'i Belle I'ort. Mc'. It. ('. Hodges of Kin-ton who has been vert sick nt his home is on a visit to hi- father near Washington. The ring ol the exercise of thu "uifinly irt in this town attracts sonic attention. Mr. A. Latham lias accepted a position ith Messrs. A. L. Kelly tt Co. There were four persons added to the ongregation ot Disciples at their prayer meeting on tho 10th inst. No service in the Methodist or Presby terian church on thczOtu inst both pastors absent. Mr. L. J. Yackel, a prince of travel ling men spent. Sunday here. VVe hear that Mr. Jesse Hodges has a position at the Coast line depot, vice dipt. Coi, resigned to take tho steamer Darner. Messrs. Vf . II. Call and Jos. Taylor are back liom Chicago The Phoenix. 1'ied Lotto, a most excellent comedian particularly happy in Hebrew character, was engaged for the Milton Nobles 'onibin itinii by Manager Murray for the haraoter of Moses Solomons in "The I'hoeuix.' This is the character in which Mr. M. Ii. Curtis attracted attention to hiins. It. He wm- .1 member ol Milton Nobles' Conipanv in 1s;k and 18H0. Sam'l ol 1 oseu is Mild to have been merely a copv nt Moses, put into a play vastly inferior to "The Phoenix '. Wholesale .Market Country Produce. YOU ARE LOOXINQ FOH SQUETHIHQ In Our ;ii per Deel. 4u V. Dees wax 'ill Corn, from boat- ,l)a"i. Chickens ;i"i.tl"n: pair, young, Ducks, L'ni.'. 40a.10c; Muscovy 50att0c. Kggs, Ho. Field peas, (inc. 'iec-e, 7re .atl.hl. Hide- - Dry Hint. 4c; lry sail erecn, 1 1-2 a 2c. Lamb 'I'ite tl.iO to f2. Outs, :;n to ;12 12 Peanuts, $ 1.20 $1.25. Sheep, .-beared, ?1 .OOafb.iO. Sheep, full wool. $1.2rianJ2..rill. Potatoes, Bahamas. "!Hc. yams, 1. bushel. Turkeyt fl.25al.75. Onions, f l.TiOa $3.00. Wool 12 to 15c. "Mime hay while tho sun shines. In other words take advantage of a bargain when you see it. At this time of your when oar cloth tog stock it broken if yoa can find a suit that will please you we'll make the price to suit yon. Just bring your money along and see how you can do. Do yoa need any shut, we have an nnlanndried shirt worth 75c, take them now for 00. All sizes. J. M. HOWARD. L NE Which you have not been able to find, or have found and it was more expen sive than you thought it ought to be. Mrs. A. T. Jerkins Will Resume the Duties of ber SCHOOL on TUOKDAY, EPT. 4th. Crimson Clover. Die eflorts of the State Agricultural Experiment Station to create greater in terest in lorage crops is greatly to be commended. Its free distribution of live pounds of crimson clover seed to each one who applies will no doubt cause numbers to commence raising it who otherwise might still further ueglect loinsr so. The statements and directions from the department in sending out these seed are as follows: Crimson clover (TrifoHum incaruatuni) known under u variety of common names Annual. tcrnian, scarier, ami Italian. This clover is easily grown, and 8lio)ild come into quite general use. It is an annual and consequently must ba re-seeded for oncU crop, which makes it important to grow seed at home. Seed may bo sown from July to October, but the land should always bo well prepared for it, or, if not, it should be well shaded, as under a growth of cow-pea vines, or in corn or cotton crop, when the seed should be sowu the crop is laid by. Grown in this way it may be of great sorvioo in enriching and holding the land from washing. Its growth is made in the cool wet part of the year, and it is rcadv to be made into hay at a season when planters are waiting for cotton to yegotato for first working. This is often a dry time, and the hay can bo quickly aud easily cured. It may often be best to tow this clover with oats, ryo or bar ley, and cut all for hay in April or May. This clover will tutive On land in moderate condition, but like some other forage plants, will pay best where given a rich soil. The composition of crimson clover ha; shows it to be a highly nutri tious food. It is so rich that for any use tt may be fed with some such loddcr as straw, meadow nay, or cotton seed hulls. When tod- for production of milk, tbe addition of corn, or corn or Joats,will add to th good qualities ot tho product. 4ddre8L F. B. - Emory, Agriculturist, Experiment Station, Raleigh, K. 0. :- OPEEA HOUSE THURSDAY, AUG. 81. First appearance here of the representa tive American flayer and flay wngut, HILTON NOBLES, With the assistance of a Strong Special Cast, will present his World-Renowned Creation of the Bohemian, in his own Unique American play, ;alled "THE PflffiNIX An Original Melodrama In Three Acts by Miltou Nobles, Now in its Nineteenth Consecutive Year. THE GREAT FIRE SCENE! Tho Famous Gambling Scene ! New Songs, New Dnncts, and the Villiau Still pui sued her. After Breakfast buy your tickets for the PHOENIX. Tickets on sale Tuesday at Nunn & McSorloy's at half past ten o'clock (10:30) Admission f 1.25. Kcscrved scits with out extra charge. Gallory OOcts. i It WAS BECAUSE You did not look in the RIGHT PLACE ! COME AND SEE OUR NEW LINE OF Ink Stands. Dove Automatic, (large.) - $1.50 1 Dovo Automatic, (small.') - 1.00 1 (Notice the Reduction.) Key Chains, 10 cts. each. Card Cases & Bill Books Call and see our On icood buepy or saddle torse. Al so buggy and harness! Will sell separate or altogether tt S bargain to s cash cus tomer. Call on N P. M. DBANEY. It will pay you. Gk Disosway & Bro. HEADQUARTERS FOR POWDER & SHOT. Send your orders to ' CHAS S. HOLUSTER, The YhcInah Grcctr. IF YOU WANT TO FIND Somet-Iiiixg; .That will please i i ' i you, drop in ana iqt I ''tit .! lus show you our . i s.'K: f -J ,' ;'. -? : '. . 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