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THnZE HAffY lnKRSIAHB-skvESTEEN MORE Tor-
EHAbLY CONTENT.
DUBLIN, Jund 2o.-rhtoo persona died from
tue effects Of drinking whisky 1t the lre Friday
night Seventeen ats In the hospital from tic
tx,ne cAuss.
THE ANEnIcA. ArFLE,rE1,
by invitation Of tha Lord Mayor. attended d.
vine aorviaa to-day at St. PatziGta Cathedral
Tho aaFmon By Canon Kssper WAS = culogy OF
monarchy, and the Established Church residents
OF tho city conmont aevcrnly, On tue epcaker's
taste. ln tho evening tho vfs!toga enjoyed tho
hoopltafitics OF the Lord Mayors n1auslon.
DRlTtSH RIFLE MATCH.
LONDON. Juno 20.-A contest took place at
Edtnburg. Saturday, between tho r1henaeu Of
England, ireland, fnt Scotland. for the tntcr-
natouai cha!!ango trophy. Bcotand won by 20
points hhesd OF England sad l93 ahes1 Of
Ireland.
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~ kottd0p gtDbf
In 1909 Lord Eliap, tl,a English Ambassador
to tho pUrte,r visited tho plrnas ln Au English
ship the llento1. and carried away from tho
Acrupolis Of Atieus . large collection Of sculp-
tutest ftiezca and otler antiquities. which be haa
obtallad Ia write Of 1rmAn of Sultan Be1lm
III. Tlaoaa antiquities we're packed Ia seventeen
caHss and ombkrksl GU board tho Alautos, which
started FROM England, but wAs oye1t2ksu by q
storm on Aylanona, III tie lslRi1a Of Cytlera
[CorGo), where thtoa days after ahu sank during
violent tempcat. Lord E!gin wrote to tha
Admiral u Malta asking for assistance, which
shortly arrived in the form of \ number OF
dlrcta ssom CLymnos. who succeeded 10 70
covering tselyo put OF tLa seventeen cases
IN tho British Museum, but tho oshes
lrs ca2es !etnRlne4 hidden bAnealh tho
waves unsll tho present slne. sf.
Cargo, Ias. says tle LsuaA Herald. ssnt !
report to lhe Archaeological Soolaty OF Atllens
stating thht tl,a marble Wa plainly tlsblo lying
Oh tAY bottom Of tho sea II tho lspth of about
IL fathons to9 feet). IL L. thought that, With
tho new di!in. appliances nov In use, thess
marbles viii be aAsy Recoverable, aud 1t Il
bolsyea that tllu Crack 0oyesnalent will bs
dispsucd ~ grant al,m of money to the Athens
Archaeological Sociasy which win ausnls 1t u
9nca to t'oteso q t!lo recovery OF .h.sa iutsE-
fa::1,S rdttca. Al. alaIouaaa hts stao kenk to
isa .4ofiGt4 euries VI tL.s faaVst' uf tha Cop.
manASt "f A.~ G&ssEa tr1EY, tAp shar cA bosra
~ hVh tbs twNlts fao0saraa aAsas Us1s sns
ta:koh - ~ssl ~ shzss tst>ess hvza Lard Ei&A
bil1sa1fs ~
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Special Utspaseh II Ths ehieapp Tribune.
CakzawoEyn, Ill, June 20.-A r.An n1med
Gosman was stabbed hoto . fsw nights sinco in
ltho bsek and bowels BY Thomas lsearIon IN
drunken row. They loft Here for home aud
quarrolcd en- the Way. GoYman will probably
die. md Rearloa las lied. 4 reward IL e1csod
for him.
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Eivs EM0usauA Dollars for tho Les
OF IN Eye
hsw York T1nts

A antt brought by William Glenn sgAuus
Chkroa E. Mull, to recover Is, 900 Tor having put
out his eys, WA tried and concluded In bupTs,ne
Court, Circuit, before Iudga Wossbsook And
{nry yesterday. II appeared from tho testimony
That 0leun was leaving tho thestre accompanied
by bis wits, whom u all came up au trout OF them
aud tnsutingly put hla haad up to Clam . v,fe'a
face. Altar thta !rsnls Glenn approached tbs
defendant, and the latter thsn struck Alm In the
syo with his unhrella, causing tho injury COM
plained Of. The defendant denied khe Insult,
and sald bis hat wss drlt knocked on BY plain
ti1: Ine Jury found Ia favor OF plaintiff tor ths
4ult amount claimed.
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FIRES.

Hrscfnl Dfsnatch 10 Ths EhIca1o 1ftaxns,
AuRnAA, ILL.,. June 2o.-Two more sncsndlary
fsss occurred last night, Tho Aay-psesx and 3D.
joining building noaS tho west dspos, helongiag
to N. II. amiti,, was totally consumed At about
10 O'Clock. Loss, About VI 2O0 iusprod for
l,0OU. A. about midnight, the reB,dsnca Of j.
q. Y4nhasgaI, was discovered in nAmea. The
upper poys,oa OF ths building WAS consumed, So
Rssher with large proportion Of the cootonts !;
which vii about cover shs loas. Tue Fise D..
pArtnsnt VISA promptly on hand on each occa-
s1on. and did s1osllo1t service.
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BAr FNkrC1aco4 juno W.-Joln Miller, Bscre-
iary Of the Contract and Finance Compsuy, Con-
trail Pacific Railroad, uas arrested on train yee-
tetday u Marydvills. and ta4sn ID San Ffsnoisco
by apeeiaI tsaIn- IL Il ru1norcd that' he IL
defauser 70 tho amount Of 100000. The osuss
Ia said to 10 stock specu1atioua. Tho Company
Livery rellQont .
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THE UNC0 BAD.
Three Iforsc-Thicvcs Lynchcn
Near Wellington, Kun.
Indictments Foand Against th6 Jof554
City hing of'ie75. -
Tho Inmates d .nt nilooh'haton, ILL.,,
4, .Jait Gtt< f,tose!

AFlSCteHS tFfHAT ~ -HF ATE ITE.
Special hi<pateh.'o The Citfc..ga tribune,
hArlyETfE, Ind, Juhe IA sl,bpttnf atfrsy
occttFst1 Inst oscnlnB AZ lho opot ii ttis Chtca.
30, Lafayette 4 Cincinnati Rat'ronl In this ci,y.
As tho s1c.,tsio1i tfA,6 taffyiiig tho Dfui,s aud
shorr tfsrnsas tn cn'enRo was preparing to loayo
John L. Etol. QUO Of tho Committee, in passing
t6FohGh laa !Fsin, fohhi a 7bsta6n aomdVlas h..
tdxics.5d whip sah esrg hbisy aud uBibg 9or,
offensive language. i;slel took Tim by tLe arm
and insisted on biz Roitlug ont bt tho Oar. Both
walked oat tosellet, lid, hi Lii stopped Ii the
gtound, tic stranger ntrurk Eitel a
terrible blow over tho cyl. il Il
supposed with knuck1cH, cutting bad Eas,
mud fol)ins hin. 10 tho ground. Eitcl, aprang 10
hia feee af'd eotharhtad stoottaE nj III opVaon.
ont, who Attempted 10 get away. Eitot, shot
threo :timhs, only ond. shqt ts4itS oireol In the
left cl,ad& tehr Tho nose Aud rsbsnk abwtivard.
bonrd aud went 10 ClIicngo with his excursion,
lho wounded mau vas taken to tho wa.css-housc
whore '!ia wounds wero dressed. Tho ball could
not DO font.d: llo stveA ill., nat1ic ,as Rioturd
Magic. from nrooklyl,. New York. To-day he is
waking about the streets apparently suileflpv
but little from tho loud in h,s held:
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Special C6rttdpfhde'ate " Fh6 cateaab ft3Snfl4
DEs mo1sEs, 1s.t Juno 19.-A fow days ago. in
Clay Township, Matioh Cdunt5, : quarrel oo-
Cured relative to tho change Of fencs. boe1Son
lahti In Which tho ,aster wAs terribly buaten aud
his skull fatally cruahod BY 4 Gao il TIT hands
at ltsutfou. -,
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Special U3uatch 70 Tia Ehatado NFi6vns.
stoux C,Ef, IA; Jtne 2o.-5frs. Dr.. Eagle and
J. II. I3askIn. tt8fan intdrrt6tef at tho aaptee
,Agouoy. ,oloped and pas4ed tbfough this city
yesterday. She doaortod hsr husband and child
Or. Eagle md wife l1ad always beeh hold in high
ostcqm Ii tla TerEitotY.
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QUINCY HOWs
Spfctst Dssrateh u 7hs Chtdos 9rbunA,
QNNc1, ILL.,, june 20.-YeaterdAy afternoon Z
fight !ook place At West Quincy among tho men
employed In tile tumpor-yArd ot Bradford d No.
Coy. Of this csty. During tho molee one Of the
men received blow on Tie head With pick,
whipi, fractured his alull. lls IL not expected
TO IiYe.
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sNfefdi Dlspaseh ~ Tae Chicago Tt1bane.
DLooM1xoros, I'LL. tuns 20.-The Inmates Of
the, CITY JaIf brohs lhsaueA Ito brick walls ahs
morning, ana nsde ths,r eseaps.
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AERIAL TRtPLE'ACT.
ST. Louis, Jane 2o.-A spocial 10 the 0lobs-
Democrat eayB that fous hoEae-lhtevss wsFe
hsnscd ss Wellington. Kan, last Thursday night
by Ylgilansos.
, 1875-06-21
ONE or THE subuRpat. rs,Aos.
- MYsrs1,ous sHoorlko.

:: speemt torrss5ahdenes of Ths Chfta1o Tr:oun,
DEs Mo1SRs, H., Juno 1D.-At Atlol, OF Mon
day night 8. II. Dartdnoi. proprietor Of the
City Mills, heard his pigs squoalng md wont to
SEQ what was tho matter,-hia wits going with
him; carrying ,lsntern: Az he WIS turning to
ltaTe flt pom bullet passed. its breast, entered
tho forsafn. atruok the bono, ahd glaacad IN
VA ID sseidental ahot, 1t ID lakG lis liio, hs IL
dooR not know.
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sptetai D,,,ja.eh ii ri. ",1n cntfaso T,ioan>.
QuUiiSo1, it,; J1no 20,-t,aat nl1Et ! n1;ccir1p,
roubtkboHt ou th6 stdaEnbt ,tInfctats =, So s,,o
keokuk and Nortilorn Line, catered tic siato.
room Of ishito lddy-passcneor aud attomuto1
to outrage hct pcrbon, Ode Of tho &nanoerr
iicnrnE tho lady ecscait; won't 10 lit a5b1stsSeS
and nnon discover,o tho .,,.loa $50
t,itaiS. a in ..:.stt t., ..:o ss"N:'9n! scl2ea
snu7P'so ,an auu ~, s'toeH ttg negro z b!ow OH the
head which broke hta akti Tho affair Aappon-
t,e hrdya, At tIo hott harc III 1o,an,a .
,."n+aI - eo''t ~ w uiHGutd
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10
THIN TO inches in tho row.
Ut oourss, corn planted the 10th OF July Ia fos
late green corn, to come Into milk ab0ut the
tune Of f1ost. snd then 70 be shocked Aod picked
July. III Conssal Iliuos, ripvuod 30 that IL was
cut ahocled and .nAdo good corn. We plant
dsld.corn - safly ~ roa8ible; harrow tho
weeds often before tho corn ia up; cultivate
faithfully While sbe O. corn 10 young. and continue
u our WAY Of uAkiuK I crop Of corn.
TEX STUDY or NATURAL HIBrony.
Tho Sotautillo Association Ut Poorls hare 10
cured Prof. burt q. Wilder End Pruf. j. II. Co,l-
ssock, OF CoruelI University tic tisst "a lnstrno-
Tor upon she comparative snatom, soo'osy, aud
physlology OF vcrtebrstos. lie will lecture npou
Vot.ebtAiea In general, on lludimcutaEy and
Temporary Ofganai gu bynmttrY. and on IL
csptlops TO 1tules III Zoology, and viii auper,n-
will instruct 10 Entymoinsy. Prof. Alphonso
Wood, Of New York, will hAyo ctlArgo OF tho
olasses in Botany. Wo know Of but few rfscss
IN Illinois bsttor adapted 10 ieia-work in En-
tbs Illinois River, noar Peoria.
Tan COLORADO bKE7LE EAST.
This pest sssmu fsl1ly 10 hase invaded Nsw
York, pennsylyAnia, VnBlnA Now jersey, eto. :;
aud tho sdvance-guAyd ara ln the Now Enr3Anu
| BlAles. Yhs Agricultural Department At Hsel,-
| in8tou has just naked up to Tho danger 10 pet
PenneJ!van.s, We SUPPOSE; And the Assistant
| Eutomologl.t OF ths Department has given it,
nAsuFAt AlSto1Y, yeeFe nt1Ed Pubtahed III kb9
| Wsst, snd s!so ths moro snti4usted means Of
dustlug tbs vines With rsris green. BY tapping
vessel coutAsnlDg it--aad hoies-wiii1 q stick.
| "Ths Farm sud GARDEN las advised tbss tic
Department be Asut ~ Illinois machine for XIII
Ing the pssts. aud " hss AlfoAdy gous BY e1-
pIsss.
4 Nsw York Stats journal advisea mixing one
fourth Of pound of tho gfseu 10 each gallon Of
| wAisE. 1lst u strong enough 10 Kill bugs
plants ~ ~slL One pound to % or Gu galiops
Of WAkax ID enough. IL properly di3t1tbutAa lu
Tie Nest, sisas sAs application Of plopor intpia-
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&utnAtst. 0A th!a aull1 rock 0 duds truth, Sutn
foundation Il has been conducted through III IT, stagos.
u ali III locations. and by all it, teaehers* Tue
q 'ofes IT Es.sye1sa. o G4isn
have bsst Aeld have hten dstsndcs, ava besn taught
have besn preached and rFoIassttd, BY esrsy ot
particular, no seminary 10 the wuri4 has > more Dir.
t,nauiehtd record and tnaEa ploupuncsd position.
nannss ~ Ds. Matthew. Or. MscMlstur, d. phillp
llntslay. nI. J1mss Wood. Dr.. Thomas, uE, HsswArt
Lard. hass uttered 10 uneurtain sauni ssd to1ns W
es.4nsa; we .rs frtat,,eriaua to Tho bastb,ns. va
u4.s Of Komanisul aud Kituais.a. % ii. oa. hane.
'm aud t.rts.. iuleIy On IT, oA.t. .. 4s'pp4t. !.
ohns"nJ o,hss snGt0Efs's Hs.sSt' thu smon9..
ssd sopy e 1ths w..tmia..sf s'saI.1a:.
Ths.s sro our s,1neols-!hs saponsuts Of our e1s.d
that ahoula be placed n tbs material found aoas
Of thts school Of tho Prophets. because il IL ou tIs
f.. sr.na s Il as csa.eS ~ S*a l.
founded, lssus Christ hiusef bs!ns 10th tls builder
and the hesd.st9ue OF lhs corner.
The sssenblAga WaA then dismissed with ths
bsne1iclioa by lhe lIsy. d.. Elliott.
Tuk new nCILD1Nu
is Immediately 10 lie eaBt Of tho present bulli.
Ing. ~ BY 10 feot, with its fave to tho east,
sud will have large ssAlnsd'sfAss wludow iu tue
tain four clasx.1ooms, > laExe iibsArJ-Eooul. aud
chapel. with aeniit3 CAPACITY Of from 200 10
$50 persons. TOE building iB to be connected
With tue, old ono. At the northeast auKle :
reachng about l0O fees sooyo the ground. The
eetu,ssed cost Of the building ID &2l,000. Of
which auna he.srs. Jesse D. Williams. Of Fort
W.yue' Cyrus u. McCorg Qt: saa CIsud,us L.
Buiia.Dg Co.nnittss .ro ,Me,ars. II. q. Mason
aud q. II. Nelson: kh8 AfEhlkeutA MasarR. Ian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

This gentleman, the Representative
from this District in the Congress of
the United States, LEFT he1e on Monday
m orning for Washington City to take
his place III the Hcasc. Congress
convenes on Wednesday of this week
The Senate is Re- publican, bnt the
Democracy have large majority in
the House of Representatives. The
selection of Speaker Of the House
will be the first important business,
aud as there is possibility that that
officer may be called to act as Presi-
dent, it is highly important that be
should be firm, decided and tried
man, one into whose hands the Execu-
tive Chair of the nation can be con-
tided. The Speaker has, besides the
Arrangement of the Committees of the
House, and on them depends tie prac
teal working of the legislation of the
session-the Investigation of all the
business of the Cover ment in all its
departments. We are glad to knoy
that our talented representative viii
be promptly on the spot, ready TO use
his influence and his vote in making
proper selection of Speaker. We
have never had more industrious
M 4, Der Of Congress or one who was
more watchful of the Interests of his
const tuents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

O Smith. Col Roger Moore; N M Smith,
Samuel Davis; W Smith, J G Smith;
f Smoot, Jersey Hopkins; n So
mers, E B Sanders; J Southgsta, IL 81
Munson; l. f Stacy. 81 NJ Bowden; P
W Stamy, G Register; r T Stevenson,
B F White: A Stokes. DIR j d Bal
lamy; J S Sutlift, Mrs @ Bowdeu; F
w Swindell and wife, Rev J e Mann.
NC Thomas, Capt I Rankin; J G
Thomas, s N Cannon; W Thompson,
Capt L B Granger: J E Thomp on. W
d Mahn: A B rhomoson J Tiuett,
Mrs Pfica: T l. Triplet5, D J Grier;
w Turner. Thos r Lawther.
A A Walker. " d Mahn; W 81 Wat
kins and " fe. Rev G D Bernheim; r
S Webb, @ A Hummer; A 8 Webb, r
S Radcliffe, at Mrs Nixon's; 81
Wheeler, Mrs Junius D Gardner; Jos
Wheeler, Geo Caadbourn; " Wheel
err and wife, W A French; T G Whita-
ker, JAS I Petteway; N 6 Wilmington.
L Fl Bowden; II F Willy, JAS T Pet
tewey; I @ Williams, Geo Caadbourn:
W p Williams, 5 Ct Nurthorp; r A
Willis, Capt J / RtnkiL; " G Wilson,
W Gore; James Wilson and wife, J
W Macumber; N 81 d Wilson and
wife, A A Willard; G u Wolfe. Jasper
Bishop; NJ l. Wood and wife, W P
Oldham, F Ell Wood, James Fleet; I
IT Wycha and wife a q T,atta
EA Yates, B G. Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
. and the Frying Pan
Lightsh -P.
SMTTHvILLs, N. c., I
November Goth, 1875. {

November 26th, 1875.
Dear Journal:
Please allow me short space in the
columns of your most valuable paper
to correct an erroneous report concern
ing the crew of the Frying Pan Light
ship and the pilots.
1t has been reported at various
times that,the pilots of this place go to
the ship in question quite frequently.
and in consequence of which the ra-
| tlons to the crew do not hold out.
| Having been On board OF said ship in
ne capacity of officer and foremost
| hand" L know whereof [ speak.
Occasionally during the summer,
| the pilots in the small opel boats visit
! the LigntshIp to see their friends or
relations, or to board vessels bound to
YOU, city. 1t is very seldom they stay
more thana day. In winter they scarce
Y think of gong there, and when they
90 go. it is to take refuge from the
| tempest.
have never known or even heard
of provisions being scarce on board
| the aforesaid ship; but on the contrary
have seen them oveIrun mauy times.
THIS proves very conclusively that the
| fabrica.or of the report is guilty of g.
shameful misrepresentation of facts
! 1t IL said that competition is the
life of trade" and it applies to the
pilots as we'll as TO men of Other trades
or professions. All Will admit that the
large decked oilot boats have a great
| advantage oven the small open boats,
ard it is exceedingly strange to me,
why a few in the former boats should
object TO the latter ones going to the
Li9h'ship essIoLa y TO catch vnsses
/ Ii any complaints are made about the
! provisions of the Lightship bling in-
| sufficient for the crew and he visiting
! pilots. then the captain Of the vessel
/ should report the tact. The inspe ,tor
! once told the master of the Frying
Pan Lightship to treat the visiting
pilots kindly aud courteously, and ]
I'M certain that bo will DO it. liquor
auce and pomposity are not calcutta
| ted to rule an Intelligent people.
]
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
Postal Matters.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
A new and handsome Episcopal

| A new and handsome Episcopal
| Church will soon be going up in Asbe-
| vile.
The Hickory Press says Mr.. e. l..
Sheriff.. of Sherrill's Ford, Catawba
county, raised a radish this year which
measured 22a inches in length and 163
inches in circumference. We would
like to see the man in this county that
can beat that.
| On the farm of Mr.. Dudley Earth
ing, in Watauga county, there were
during the summer, signs discovered
of the former habitations of Indians.
Two Or three old clay pots were plough
ed up-however the gold had dlsap-
peared.
| The Charlotte Observer learns of a
homicide at Hickory on Monday night
last, in which young man by name
| Of Columbus Jones, killed Il negro
man. The young man attacked the
guard who had him in charge and
escaped. He has not since been ar
rested.
On last Sunday, Nov. Dist, Morgan
| ton lost a valuable citizen in the death
| of Rev. Joseph Ferree. Mr.. Ferree
wss depot agent at this place one year,
formed many acqnaintances in this
section and was liked by all. He was
Clerk of the Superior Court Of Burke
| county for a number of years, and in
that and adjoining counties had gained
many warm friends.
The Raleigh NeWs says: The fol-
| lowing Sheriffs settled their State tax,
ca during the 26th and 9th inst: VIM.
Latham, of Ashe. paid in s., 383. rs; J.
F. Summers, of Wilkes, $2,915.37; E,
r. Mccall, of Caldwell, So. 442. 68; w.
A Deans, of Wayne, Sill 80; A. A.
Wiseman. of Mitchell. 1916 IS; ID. W.
Divine, of Cherokee, 81 .b65 90; B. F.
Jones, of Yadkin, 81, 1856 90; W F.
Cooper, of Graham, 1852 SO; Rufus
Galloway, Of Brunswick, "a, $50 35.
The Raleigh Sentinel says of the
new President Of the Raleigh & CASTOR
railroad, John NJ. Robinson, is a son
of Moncure Robinson, who was chief
engineer in the construction of the
Petersburg & Weldon road, and after
ward president of the Seaboard & Roa
noke line. When he left college, his
father placed him in the machine
shops, where he served a four years
apprenticeship, and come out thor
oughly practical man. Although still
young man, Mr.. Robinson is presi
dent of three Or or four railroads anC
line of steam ers. He is q vigilant
energetic, prudent business men, pol
ished gentleman in his bearing, courte
Gus in manners and affable in CONVEX
sation; and we are assured will make
valuable and popular officer in the new
position with which North Corolini
has invested him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

A shEClLLE. IN c. CITIZEN. ASheviile
IA N. -, Org-n o. he democracy OF the
tlgnth Co. 2ress,onaI District. Largest csta b.
lished circulatiJa in " e%tern NORTH Carolina
than any two pap rs com bined. Special At
tentiJn alwlr$ given to the material devploy
m IN OF the state, and of GU mount ain zee
tl"n n I-srriEul r. The cry any and u1--ur
passed ADVANTAGES OF it's sect'nn CO.. s. Az;
sub eC Is TO dis, ion IN Its chlupIf 8
h. ve.v large ard constant atNa rising PAT
ronsge it has rom he home n rc,, luts and
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Clinton, N. c., Nov. 18th.

In many respects we bellows ou
market prices are lower, and the cost
of living less in Wilmington than any
other city. north or south. 1t is we'll
that it is so, for out people just now
are t'badly off for stamps"
Who wants to bet that the woman
who defined man as "a conglomera-
ted mass of hair, tobacco smoke, con-
fusion, conceit and boots" isn't an
elderly maiden who has been disap-
pointed some time or other
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Fer The journal.
A Lucky Georgian.

In Clinton, Thursday, Nov, 25th, at
ST. Timothy's Church, by E. r. Rich,
pastor of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Raleigh, Or. John William
Gliges, Ct West Point, Ga, and Miss
>usan Howard McKoy, daughter Of A.
A. Mckov, of Clinton.
'lhe younr couple have gone South.
auu .Aey carry with them lhe good
',i-hes of the entire community. DIR.
Greggs, although young. enjoys re
putation not e1celied by any other
young man in his profession.
Miss Susan Howard McKoy, his
wife. Is tn, daughter of our distin-
guished townsman Judge A A. McKoy,
and young ludy of charming chsrac-
ter, and loved by all who have the
pleasure, of her acquaintance. A
worthy young couple: may their future
be to them all their friends hope, and
that they can make it.
SUB Rosa.
Clinton. n, c.. Nov 29th.