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Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
STATE NEWS.

The Durham Tobacco Plant SAYS:
VIM. Terry. quiet, peaceable citizen
living in the neighborLood of Round
Hill, Orange county, was seriously
shot on Monday last On his own prem
ises near his own residence by one
Jim Ray.
The Rocky Mount Mail says: At
Wh:takers last Tuesday, negro
forged an order on Mr.. W. T Taylor,
got tie money, aud skedaddled. To
such base uses Is negro education
sometimes applied.
The Goldsboro Neseneor saws: On
Tuesday the 14th inst, Sir. Franklin
johnson, at Fountain Hill. Greene
co'trtf, lost his dwelling house and all
fnrnlture. Mr.. johnson was about
one mile from home, ginning cotton
when the fire broke out, there beng no
present but his wife and children very
little OF his furniture was saved. Ont
OF twelve beds only one was saved.
The fire originated from a stove in the
cook room. Loss five thousand. No
insurance.
The Wilson Aduaace saws .-Tba
gin house of MIR. Jas. Jones. on the
Stantonburg and Snow Hill road in
Greene county was destroyed by fire
on Monday last, entailing a loss to the
owner Of the building, machinery and
a lot of cotton valued at $4,000. The
building and machinery were insured
for only 5000. Cause of the fire, from
the engine.
The following taken from the Colds
boro Weekly Record, may be of local
interest. We have before us a COPY of
the Cape Fear Records, of August
18th, 1917, Sc printed and published
weekly by Thomas Loring" at vii.
mington, n. G. 1t is a relic of olden
time, and cortains great deal of in
teresting matter. We find in it a
charge of Chief Justice Taylor to
grand jury and All announcement of
the result of an election in New Hano-
yer that year. Col. Edward B. Dudley
was unanimously elected to the Leeis-
lature from the town, Maj. Samuel
Ashe was elected to the Senate and
st. George and Joseph Lamb
to the House, from the county. Iten.
James Owen had a majority of 227
over Mr.. Charles Hooks, his conpeti-
tor for Congress. We find the follow
ing in its columns: Married.
his town, on Sunday evening last, by
he Rev. J. o. Andrew, MIR. Thos. Lor-
ng' printer, to Mrs. Rebecca Eliza |
Bond"
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
Z. .tSTasQIAs<E IN HgCEaM md,
VIRGINIA.
5lInniEht Conln,o.fon sEouse
SssaIed TO and z I'd

NlnniEht Comm o;iOn House
! Sssayed so aud Fro
From the Richmond DisDatch O
! ihrrsGay We make the following ex
irac5s Iesal ding au earthquake u tha
/ city:
! About 1l:D O'Clock last night tbre.
we're and distinct shocks as Of earth.
| "a tie wrre felt III al parts If the ciGy.
aad created great CONSERVATION
Thousands rf people Who we're peac-
iu'}y siunn-rfng ut the time were
..tousel by the rafting OF window
pa Ies and the trembling of their
!! 'Ases, and awok" III great fright.
T.t. Sensation last-d for about twrns,
or thirty seconds, and began with "A
iigrt rocking, wirch rapiiiy Increased
',uut houses swaysd to and fro and
tre earth seemed slipping from be-
Il ath the feet OF those Who were on
the streets.
\ gentleman who was quietly sit
ting smoking his pipe in his cham Der
IL the western portion of the city SAYS
he heard the rnmbiing noise as if of
S ,me heavy vahicre passing on the
tna:adaruiZed street, before he felt the
qai!eriny sensation.
Ihe idea was that the shocks we're
1 ON north to south or from south to
north, hut few people were cool
n"ugh to be abe to tell exactly from
what direction they came.
At the Dispatch Office the shocks
were painfully felt. The tell building
trem6led to its very foundation. and
the compositors on the fourth floor.
apprehensive that the stru ,ture was
toppliug, left their stands with all the
rapidity possible. and rushed into the
street.
La less than five minutes after tine
shock at least one fourth of the peo-
PIE of the city were out in the streets.
or IN their yards, many in their mig hit
clothes. Mothers grasped their babes
from their cradles and went out of the
houses seeking open spaces to be
away from falling houses. So unex.
pected, SO unprecedented in the hil
tory of Richmond was the occurrence.
that none were prepared for it, and
those who, under ordinary dangers.
would have shown boldness and cur
age, lost all control of themselves.
Never before was there such univer-
sal conservation. Never before, even
in the darkest days of the war, when
,he almost countless hosts of the enemy
Vs Q laundering at our gates, and
Eomb-shells were bursting in the
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
AFTER SEVEN CENTURIES.
ahe EtHne. fBIackehed Temple OF
Juggerniut BuhlbIins to pieces.

| { Iidia C',r. OF the on on riules.l
An event of some imp. rrtauc recent
~ occurred in connection witn the fe N
pie of Juggernau+ Throughout t 4.
whole of Europe there is 10 shrin, :,
sacred as Pooree, and no sTot wner,
| d devouU Htndno would rather die tha,
| beneath this great fame The temple
| which Jst half million sterling Of III,
| money OF our times, is literally blacl
| witt age. The storms Of nearly sever
| centuries. 'shIch are often SO vIoieul
IN tie bay of Bengal, have produced
| little impression upon it, ard uutll d
| few weeks ago it SEEMED as Tx iy t.
| remain as 1nauy centuries NOR Many
rf the large tempieS Iii The prnyii.c-
are now IL ruins, but thty have ,.nt
fallen through tue wear and tar ~
time. A slleut but effectua' power has
been the cause Of this destsnc ion.
The seeds of the peepul and .1yar
trees Lave got into the fouudatleus
These have taken root; the sapiing has,
forced its way through the tissures OF
the stones, aud in prncess of years tn
whole fabric has been loOsened and
eventually brought down, and it seems
proba Die that the Temple of Iugger-
naut Will share the ,ame fate At thu
late car festivals, as soon as the idols
Lad been taken rom their thrones for
their annual .xcursiOn, several lat ge
stones from the, luEer roof fell on the
platform, Had they fallen a few miu
utes earlier the idols would have been
shattered to atoms, Id ia all proba
biiIty there would have been a great
loss of life. The resident maglstrat~
applied to the Governor for ali eu-
glnecr to Inspect the d IMAGES. Tbs
WAS found 20 be very d fficuit task, a.
the te mpEe Is 80 dark Their, are II.
aperfures tor the light; five or SIX
gbt1 are kept burrn. Iii the daytima,
and even vita those nothing is vls!bi,.
bat the idols.
1t IS but very rarely that temples
are repaired, and the sound of tEv
chisel and the BANNER on the top OF
+his great temple will domore to weak
en- the faltt, of the Hindoo in Jusger-
nant than anything taat las occurred
IN present generations. There Will
b. u" lack OF money for any estimate,
a the priest: are very wealthy, and
the annual income Of the temple is said
to am m>unt to e6S 900. The question
" mich is agitatlng all priests is what is
to be done with the idols while the re-
pairs are being made? The officers of
5Ha temple are most anxious - have
tie Idols restored TO their thrones.
They proposed that an inner ceiling IF
e"od snail be made to protect the
dolls aud the wo shipirs; but there |
would be SO much danger should there |
DC another fail uf atonesthat the Rtiah |
Trl net consent.
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
The M,rsn Garonio1e says: Dosh y

The Mlton Chronicle says: Dosh J
Link. colored girl, living ou Nc
Rcsert Newman's piece. near Milton
was standing in front of the fire ias
| Thursday, when her dress taking fire
she Immediately tn be d out the hons
screaming into the wind. aud was ba l.
| " burnt, before she ,uld be put ou
Bier recovery is almost dispaired al
DR.. Brooks is the attending physi
| clan.
The Washington Echo says: We
learn that George Thorn and Freeman
Johnson. coiored, escaped from Hyde
coun y Jail last Tuesday night. Ac.
tive pursuit was made by Deputy
Sheriff Hays. but up to last accounts
the fugitives had not been. captured.
A bear was killed few days ago on
the farm of Mr.. B. G. Cred by Al
bert Bryan, colored.
Several marriages will take place
during the Christmas holidays.
The Duplir Rtcord says: At nine
o'clock on Monday morning flames
were discovered issuing from the roof
of Mr.. Underhill's gin house, situated
| near the northern terminus of East
Centre street. All efforts to subdu-
tuo IRE were 1u6Hectual, ana The DuliO =
ing was quickly destroyed. Cause ac-
cidental. Insurance ST. 500.
The Duplin Record says: We Learn:
that MIR. Klncheu Carte, of Island
Greek to@nship, Duplin county, re
Gently killed two wild turkeys whicl,
weighed 81 pounds.
The Raleigh Semtiscl says: Riey
Beale. formerly of indiana, but for a
year or two past resident of Chatham
county, and an accomplice in the
horse stealing trade named Connor,
were captured last Saturday night, at
Joseph G Glmore's near Egypt Mon-
day light of last week, they lad stolen
a tine horse and two mules from the
stables of the Lockviiie Mannfactur-
Ing cJmpany, of Edo They rode
like veritabl Gip.n- tn Lumberton
where, having abandoned the horse
on the road. caey sold the NH es fo,
less than Il If their va!ne. They then
boldly took the cars for hom,., where
they were overllauitd aud Jailed.
Rooms will be reserved for thel. IL
the Loyal Leugue hot Of this CITY.
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31

sht of our women end children, was
| there such fright.
Then he heard the rattling of the
| windowpaues aud the floor bNgaG to
| shiver, producing an unple leasans SEN
sation, like he experienced when
standing on the Supreme Court ruum
floor the moment before it gave way
with such terrible destruction Of hu
man lives. There were three shocks,
the two last running into each other
not sharp or sudden, but coming on
rather slowly, swelling in fore. and
then quickly dying ont. The geLtie
| man ran to his window and opened it,
| and almost simulta leously several
| other windows were raised.
At FOrd's, st. James, and Exchange
Hotels hundreds of people were awak
cned aud those who were not asleep
felt the quake aud heaad the rambling
! noise most plainly. At these hotels
bells we rung, lights put out people
were almost jostled from their bee s.
and panic and confusion took possess
sion of many. The great desire-in-
deed, the instinct-seemed to be to
get out of the bu ldings. At the Ex-
change one man climbed out upon tue
roof, seeking safe place.
gentleman who has sleeping
apartments IN ST. arus's bui ding say
he saw lights springing up aud down
in al directions.
The piasteIing was knocked down
from the ceiling in a number of
houses.
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
The Novel of the Season /!
CHRISTIAN REDS
A QUESTION OF HONOR

"A Qu--tion of 4 NOR. by i}hrIstiau Reid. 4
praise1 by the press as work highly ere :itahIe
OF America !Iterarure. The subjoia, es-
tracts larefrom very farorablA criticisms:
From the Philadelphia Press
'A new work of ii ction by Christian Reid is
always acceptable "A Q estioa of Hon or
IA a story OF Southern society, with well con-
s'rnctet Ana Wells l,t an Il plot and with a
finish which will be unanticipated by most
reaiers''
From the Ne.o Haren Register
An a imrsbly told story, 1ulI of incident
ana plot, hat are In 70 respect oyerstrained
and 'arrying iuuensa intere-t as the threads OF
the rarratiTe ara caught up and joined to-
getheF-"
From, the Louisville Couricr-Jour1os.
81 Il sto:y a charming ona, and is fulIy
worthy of TIL -thoc's regulations; indeed, il
ha1 cured TO ia the best ami mobiles. of all
that sh has yet wTitten.H
From the Boston Globe.
"Exqulsiteiy clear in style and elevated in
ing.
From he Uracd Herald
81 ne anthfr has wrought with care and
with good ethical and artistic purpOse and
these the essential e4Gs in the building
Hp o. an Americas !itert 'ure -
From the Boston Gazette.
AS a contrib Il sion to American Fiction "a
q Q1esti1n Of Honor will more than maintain
the alr Il y =7siahle ut Iti IN 0t its aathor'
From the Buffalo Courier.
The %uth3r % Va eria Ayimar' is one O.
the most successful of those who have tried to
constru = novels - CT the crude material OF
life.'
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31

Isabel Marl StepLette ! >--iied the
mother of a mi;liner appr .ntic. fr"m
this city, who went Sunday tb We /
her parents III the country, what on
alrti do you maan cnmIug out i'll
broad daylight with your gown nu
Erjnm naked np i'll - h~ap i,.hlcd ye.
and all bennd up i:I rhat way III front
Of ye? And halu't y go: no stock
'ng1 al Of one colo. that ye half to
Var them seDca cD!oIed thing :?
Ehou9ht We vas goi"g to b. MILNE
Should tank yt'd marrIed barber,
md wAs piayin' up sign board for INN
Did s.ver think one Of my girls wpml,i
C 1m4 tt ;Ai:- p And she iift-d NO iI,r
Voice and wcpt. and would not bs
conf fOrted
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
S 1900. 1000"

La the average monthly profit estima.e,t to he
paid to holders of stock privileges hv varions
bankers in Wall Street. The hluse OF Mess-s
Alexander Frothingham 81 Co. II wall Street.
ton for their strict integrity. offer to send
gra6nito1sly for one year their Financial Week
from ten dollarS TO Thousands NAV he in,ested
Thosa who ir-At little have the same adyan.
tsge as large operators. Send for Their WeelIy
Boston Post, Nov u. Address
ALEX. ROT Thing HAM 6 CO.
Bankers and Broken, u Wan 81. n ".
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
Pee Dee Courier,

a RE THE MERCHANT ; OF wILMIN.,
ton aware that the Courier is the only Demo-
cratic paper published R6cklL- am, and
that it circulatss extens.v y in Richmond.
Montgomery and Anson countIas,
Rates OF advertising liberal and no extra
Charges mads for changing aur.. iser,ept
weekly. DUCKET1 Y Erwin.
S-U EditNrr
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31

A little baby came to family in
this place a short time ago, and a
juvenile brother. seven or eight years
of age, was brought in to see the 'snew
conner" He greeted the babe with
apparent pleasure and delight. patting
and chiding it playfuIly. Then, after
some moments study, he inquired:
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31

A ii.OSTRATED -dUSTHI.Y choice
IN Literature, viii De issue,l from tn. ;oYDs
bGRo Ne 7SENGER OFPICR commencing with
January. 1875. The hrst number will b rpadv
for IN tling by D4ce nber 10TH, and h : period
icai will be published each succeeding month
therea ter without interrd! tinn. No atvan
faSe wal ht neglected y .,ch either talent or
s!i-8i can cp1,qp % render q. n jsspa u n
agreeable AMI astrurtivS comp pendulum of
cHoicr reading by popular writer's, borh home
arf n -Ca1
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
a RT U r.

DSVCH0u uAsCY CT SGUs.CIsR
Il ING. How either sex NAV tsscinats and
gain the love AMI affections of any person they
choose il stantly. This simple, III ntsl acquire
ment all can possess, free, by mail T 25 ceHts,
together with marriage guide, "2yntian or
Gle, Dr 4ams, Hints to Ladies. Weddng-Ns hit
Shrr-. SC. A queer book. a dClress 7. WILL
II Ms Z Co. fub Iish ers. Philade eInhia. Pa.
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
eaOHLY g. M1RaI3
AuCTECNEERS
ST1CkAHD REAL ESTATE

WILMINGTON, n. Q.
frAN BE SEEN AT THEIR SALES RrDM
~ plan of the city. OF an enlarged sDaia
Blank Book with the boundaries of every
In the city distinctly defined
Assessed value, past and present of eve
in the city.
Any .uformstion iesiyo;i Furnished up
pl cation.
IRl1
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
PRO Spl<, >

50 ~ H. =
NS ~A'U2D
~ J .ruarv, $50, III. ~
.urI, d. prh'ir,t-ont a.
The + cho vii. b :h-, 'f-
ythiAs III III Stat. II r.... 5''s5.
Ii World at Ia &c. ''t' ia.
While the Pythiaa Eel --,r
:e inter =: Is OF tie KIl. .'
Eer tear in III nd the a.
PRINCIPLES which mite /. .... -.'.
,1d =. IL e. ''.-.i
EemebfH ring tEI- Thu
viii ever be open to B-n- sF-
I - , +. y X VI and th .'
have a spa"e through wh ...
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s'st, rmati"n G3taine.l at I'LL. .a-.-
- ess, OF AL trpi"s of il,
the order ct II NE and
TcrCn1e TIE co slant conn
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~eit ctDi's fiom he l,e-t
agree hie visitor worthy ...
III ti-e antilles cf The en-
g ring its b+=+ influence .-.
hest interests, IE al its -.....,
81 the general veal rf th, ..-. -
am hilton will be 20 becou
~ri'iHgs, of IN; gzoi wi -
o, hers.
The Hythian echo will ~ ,r,..;,,
Satur q at 81 per annur S'r3
Advertiser sTts s0Iitire -a5 t..s-..-....
rates. = "F
GERK ES & NArJrlyrrk
AFCtIt fut3r- -t.& pr, i. .r--5
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DT virtue of a deed of trus.
ID John a. Taylor and wife, O
OF Nav. in the year 1855. and dul
Book V. v, page 492, Of the rec
the Registers office of New HsT
viii, on SATURDAY, the 8sh dsy o
at the Market House in the Cit
at IL O'Clock, n, offer for sslef
for cash, lot in the city of
menciug so rect from the so
Fourth and Princess streets.
south $50 feet 90 stone wa
line, thence eastwsrniy g
sllev. thence north gaIdly
-.-1i .L4-oe To fbe D basy5nn I'd
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
September. August.
1875. ISI6
TIE n. c. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, i

4 IS page Monthly, s. 80 per year
TIE secCnd gear OF this journal began in
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year, September 1915, to August 1916 i1g,u-
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SILVER AND PLATED MaRI

TNOR Ho3IpAV Pre- -FNT<-A large
Il stock of Sr"on', X ives, "a. X. Gsst.r-
!"i;"t cts. ups apkin Rigs. Iil,ir. NJ
Sets in ca>e2, Tet Se-s Ruc:tE E>i4s e. IRE 4ru-
Car fas+~, SNrup uIs- Pickle S-aniis, -teUt.
Gs.-k@-s, School Stts Sugar H"-lS, fruit
Sta q =, Ict Pjtchnr-. Gnhlets Lads in ra.,s
AID t4-tp-S finm ore dollar ~. All rbtch pe
off-r Il Factory pric :. Watches ocks
Je~eir? nust T anrv q eds
Cali and examine He.ore purchasiuy else
where.
All work warranted to give satisfaction, or
TO charge
j. II AL EN-, Agent,
Corner Fro It andF III 1c$ses SIS
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N1y ara the agent.
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The Third Teru Oh this anssitu.
tion Will begin on Monday. Aug. =.
ana emu on H@adaV: Dec: 20. 1879.
THIS School is situated in the tswn of Colds
= boro tthe centre of four Railroads., and
from ITS accessibility offers superior ad~an ages
TO parents and guardians living in the sur
rounding countries OF in the Eastern portion,
OF the state. The location Is healthy, and
fears of sickness need he en'eT-siI,a,4
by parents sending their sons to this mace
as not a single case OF serious Illness 6ccur.
re- IN tAe Schooi during the past scholastic
year. No parent. therefore, can reasonably
be d"torred from patron zirg this SchoSf On the
score f the uEkeaIthin' IS Of the 3ccation.
PEcfess'r e " Adams who has charge of
the Mathematical Department, l. an aIumnus
of Randolph Macon College, and has been a
suSG-sstui teacher ct youIh for manv year.
L he course OF instruction - sound, tkoro1p;.
an" extensive and seeks 10 eve!op and improve
~ Q mental powers of The pupils by training
use OF the t. u.ties with whlca Go+ has en-
dove: them
he discipline OF tn :,cboas. sh;l.. it +. ni..,
and 7 pTrntai. eutOrce~ rhe Gyit. ct ubeuieice
to ever. r'Iie AMI regu alton As i1isrlb.r,lIrla-
ioU <nd disoTd rIv conhrcI wholly inCons
r4t'hi- With scho!a-tIr r>-irity a,id r:er,rs.t
'.r' SoesS. NJ boy who il dis; ;Osed to i pr..y.
his time or Is an injury % his fellows will b.
T tanned in the school
Neral and rel! SiouS instruction receives ad1e
sha 3 OF at ention and consideration for un-
less the heart and conscience be instructed AND
enhgtteEd, M re secular learning will avail bu
hFtle Ii the formation of a correct and uprigh
character
The four religious bodies being wsH repre-
sonted IN this place, every bOar4er Is allowed
TO end that hurch on SUNDAY which his pa
rent may designate. This wish and preference
of the parent will he strictly obseTT Tei. as moth
ing ur 4 sectarian character Is coulIten aucet in
the School.
b VS. are prepared tor advanced classes il
: ollege OF tor the active business OF life.
Tie hui ding. hitherto known as the Pc
male College . has BEEN -eureT by the Princi-
pal, and w3M hereafter be u.eit 4s school for
boys
Deadly.weapons, InIox eating drinks proFan
ty aud every species of gambling are> strictly |
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31

NR. II. z. EV NS:-
DgAR ~IR-f will clost chesrfuIT add nv
te@U'm NV 70 thA great n@m her You have already
reeeiEA n favor of your great AM good m edi ,
cire. VEG ETINE, for do hot think enoush can
said n ira orai-e. s|r t-ouhIAd over
thirt' year, with that dreadr al disease, IA arrh
sn't had lch bad ,u2h'ng =palis tn t II wou 4
seem AS tn nzh L could never breathe anv
more. md " GETINs h4s cured me; and I do
-! e. thank 'iCd AL the time there 20 90 d
! medicine a. EGETINE, and | also think u
on oi the hest m ed.cnes Tor coughs apd wax
ii king feelings at tha stomach. md advise
every NOiv 10 Ia <e Ihe VEGETIEE for 7 can lis
s'IrA tn m that it is one OF the b asst medicines
til It ever was MRS. :. LORE,
cor. Magazine and walnut SIRE IS.
Camb ridge. NJ ass.
Wilmington journal., 1875-12-31
JOHN. T. pAr3,Cx

Has large and rzn.v,
ton in the Pee Dee COZ ~ res.s.iiy g.,
Carolina ! y Moth .--'atis isF-
AdVeF tisers wiz 6r1 So NH
either OF the sister = Se-i rGa;t
tarmers, planters and '@r .szch,,,- a "A
The extensive lof IA
rOnGge exhibited ii M.
best eUide,ace oft -" ~
tjdL circulation. n.s
s% Specimen copies.
dEing, ssEt tree, Josta ~,
20 the undersik kued, at -
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for t'fr h1- 4 q honestly belt ve. i had
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n those r0rblt,t with scrOtnla wi re al this
estimCIly of Tde and nav son, who is nov well .
al able TO speak FOR himS-it.
HaTHAkINE MAHhNEY
DA lei. AHrN"Y,
10 Frertnn t., Charleston, Mass
II " ~. 1872
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