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inventor and proprietor of the celebrated Celery
and Chamornile Pills. These pills are prepared ex-
pressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia. Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleeplessness
and Dyspepsia, and aoill cure any case, no matter
how obstinate if properly used. They are not a
cureall: but only for those special diseases They
contain no OPIUM morphine or quinine and are not
purgstIye, but regulate the bowels and cure con-
stipation by curing or removing the cause of it.
They have charming effect upon the skin, and a
lovely quietiug effect upon the nervous system,
simply by feeding its ten thousand hungry, yes, In
some cases starving absorbents. They make or
create nerve matter and give power, force and buoy
ancy to tha nerves, and in that way increase mental
power, endurance and brilliancy OF mind. Nobody
thar has nervous system should neglect to take
them two Or three months in each year, as nerve
food, If for no other purpose.
Sold by all druggists. Price, so cents box.
Depot, LOG North Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md. BY
mall two boxes for 81. or six boxes for $3.50, to
any address.
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THE Life Saving Service saved 155 lives
during October, and $162, ,6o5 worth of prop
erty. The total pay of the keepers and
crews at the 179 stations for the same month
was $56,0S9, or little over one-third the
value of the property saved, to say nothing
of the lives rescued.
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COMMISSIONER Raum says that great
change has come over the South, in the
matter Of the enforcement Of the internal
revenue laws, and that the opposition to
federal officials has ceased and that respect
able citizens now join heartily in the efforts
to bring law-breakers to punishment.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MoRNING, DECEMBER Is.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all indispensable, not necessarily for puhlca
ton but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve con-
munications that are not used.
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The Cincinnati Gazette is endeavoring to
discourage the aspiring by the declaration
that ''it costs good deal of time and money
and self-respect to secure a government
nffice.,'
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CwmberIand NatiOmau Rank.

TyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
i Cumberland National Bank, of Portland. viii
be held at their banking house on Tuesday the 10th
choice of Directors for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of any other business that legally
come before them. w. II. SOULE, Cashier.
Portland dec @ 1881 dec1Qdtf
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NATIONAL TRADERS BANK,

FFyHE shareholders of the National Traders Bank
Il of Portland, aIe hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held at their Banking Room,
on TUESDAY, the tenth day of January next. at
IL o'clock a. m. TO choose five Directors for the
suing year, and to act on any other business that
may legally come before them.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier:
Dec. 10 1881 I.' decIudtd
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EVERY regular attache OF the PRESS is furnished
with a Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen
Editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon US by demanding credentials
Of every person claiming to represent our Journal
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stockholders Meeting.

TEsHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
j EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY, will be
held atthe Augusta House, in the City of Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, the twenty-first day of December,
instant, at ten O'Clock A. M, for the purpose OF
electing board of directors Tor the ensuing year
and the transaction of any other business which
may legally come before he meeting.
dec5d2w* FRED E. RICHARDS, Clerk.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

TJIHE stockholders of the Merchants National
Il Bank of Portland are hereby notified that their
annual meeting for the choice of Directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction of such other
business as may legally be brought before them will
be held az the bank on TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1882,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
CHAS. PAYSOS, Cashier.
, Portland, Dec. 10, 1881. decl0dtd
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CHARLES READE, after four years of COM
parative retirement from the literary world,
will re-appear in the January number of
Belgravia with new novel.
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MICHAEL MCLEAN Of Montreal is the
hero of coincidence. He is now in the
25th year OF his age, and serving his 25th
sentence in Jail.
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Debts of Maine Cities.
Report of the Special Agent Of the Census
ONCE.

Census bulletin No. 2l6 contains statement
OF the total Indebtedness and an analysis
of the bonded debt Of the cities and towns of
the United States containing population of
1900 and upward, prepared by Mr.. Robert
P Porter, special agent for the collection Of
statistics of wealth, debt and taxation. Eight
Maine cities come within the scope of this en-
quiry; -,
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First National Bank,

YHlHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il First National Bank of Portland, for the choice
of Directors and the transaction of such other bus
ness as may egaly come before them, win be held
at their Banking House TUESDAY, the 10th
day of January, 1882 at 10 O'Clock a. M
w. E. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1881.
dec 2 dtd
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Casco Natfonas Bank.

.FEIHE Annual Meet 'ng of the Stockholders of the
Il Casco National Bank of Portland for the
choice of Directors and the transaction Ut such 9th
er business may legally come efore them, viii be
held at their Banking House on TUESDAY, The
10th day of January, 1882 at 0 o'clock o.. m.
VIVA. WINSHIP, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 8, 1881. dec9 dtd
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FOR CHILDREN.
FOR INFANTS.

imperfect list Of elegant stock
e Parties who rsnd e abSne LIS. may s In
visit then.
and place
"a Floor used for
Department.
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Owen, Moore e Go.
,ao DIFF
ANNUAL MEETINGS
Ocean Insurance Company.
ANIMAL EETENG,

TVyHE stockholders of the Ocean Insurance Corapa-
Il ny, are hereby notified to meet at the Office Of
said company, in Portland, on MONDAY, the second
day of January A ID. 1882, at three o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of choosing seven Directors Tor the
ensuing year. amt for the transaction OF any other
business that may then be legally acted upon.
r. o. CJNANT, SecretAfy.
Dec 10. 1881 dec12d3w
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CANAL NATIONAL BANK.

EyHE annual meeting of the stockholders Of s'The
Il Canal National Bank Of Portland, = for the cleo
tion o. seven directors and for the transaction OF
any other business that may legally come before
them will be held at their banking house on
TUESDAY, the tenth day of January, 1882, at
eleven O'Clock a, m.
B. G. S0MERBY, Cashier.
Dec. TO- 1881. dee10dtd
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In fact the burden of debt 10 Maine is heay-
ier than in any other State in the Union, and
is only exceeded by tho debt created in the
District of Columbia by the extensive i'm
provements which have made Washington
new city.
bonded debt was created in Maine, we find the
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
FOR LADIES AND MISSES.

articles which De found
stock in nfrsfc las "A
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5ituGilons Oanle0-- itlaIcs.

= E2f THE NEM
m Vest rH NS n EfoaH sohei fos sn Inh aT
yOa at the IG S2&faTG 6 81 as
up m tsu ISi oace er qss ssa's' NAS
\ POSIllON of TRUST in a good family
dress T6anS np@If S@ f2Ga rs ron%Ss Ad
CLERK, OFFICE ASSISTANT or LIGHT
s ~ ,PqEKTER in Wholesale honseBy Dane AGED 25
j6S n aIS Box e& q 2acs 92 c rec
gW 9aco,I,laS!N young man thoroughly
city Soaay A q care Of hGjes not 70
(OACIiMAN.-By Protestant tirst-cla life
rnee dm aS place '' cal in or a%. yGars sG5 w city
CORRESPONDENT or Entry ClerL.-By a
sGtisfcfnry VINES a g9ol hanc and can furnish
Address H. G.. Box Al, 1rib me Onco.
ENGINEER or FIRST-CLASS FIREMAN.
~ ny competent man VIII to work study the
~ M" ,wRoyer can give good references Address
s-OOlM AN.-l}y y Young man, age "a, just
O. a'iy m ic" ani S s. WHO'RE butler Kept
| lGHT PORTER or SHIPPING CLERK
81 by IN american expen need shipping clerk
salary acceptable H. j. H. $50 watcr.s BTooky l"''''0
! ESSENGER, LIGHT PORTER, OR USE
shrawd reomn4SI Y mddsasyd mtSlieT9i a9arp
Tribune once. A'''''S' . -
OFFICE ASSISTANT, or as COLLECTOR
~ y an American ace % is sharp, quick, pouman,
70. Wcstchcster Co, " v '' ''N -'' ''''' "'''''
DORTER--A smart and respectable Young col
@,e man 1t"rjy,thrTc) would IKE to obtln situation
NJ business Good references. Address H. MANNING,
~ W S5tli st., city.
DORrER or DRINER.--By a young man (26).
who s. not afraid OF work, aud thoroughly
his bu',nhs. Address G. CARRY 405 East oth-st, city.
pORTER, STABLEMAN.-By a willing and
n stessy thoroughly his business
3davr. - $500
A
by respectable Protestant; single; sti ct absainer
late employer. l. NORMAN, No. / r. BIDS
GTOCK CLERK or Office Assistant. whole
- sale house preferred an American aged 20 Is DESTROYS
Of connecting himself with WHOLESALE house abovc
0Gcc.
TTEA CLERK, Cashier or Office Assistant
ny smlrt competent wi ling young VIII * sober.
LEVINE :, tn'on lOuse, cor oserst. and Bowery city.
] ISEFUL MANLY young man Ctwenty-
~ seven Ia Whp" h0is" Is willing ard not afraid Of
any Kind OF Horh rs temperate steady and reliable Address
JOHN brady, 59l 2davc, city
Useful MANLY n young man co, who
u Is smart, Intelligent aud wiling Ia do what ne is told
references. Address JAMES no DrhEE oso 2daye.
WALLET OR TRAVELLING SERVANT
ny }onng nam speaking tic9 languages best referon
COS Inquire Of G. MAY, $50 3davc.
ENATTER.-As Grst-class Waiter in private
town onicc. 25S broadway.
WAITER As FIRSTCLASS WAITER IN
w pr family. city reference Address H. H.. Tri.
buno Uptown office. Las broadway.
WANTED Position as Correspondent or
W. ~ oi-ce As',tnt by a yoHng man ated - speaks
tcr and abity, Addrcss or call FREDERICK EDLEIl 81
Chntonat
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a TALK WITH MINISTER FOSTER.

GOOD CROPS PROMISED IN RUSSIA. FEELING IN
EUROPE TOWARD PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
John w. Foster, United States Minister to
TRRUNE reporter who inquired about the political
dition OF Russia Mr. Foster shook his head and said
MY visit is purely private have over to
attend TO some family matters 1 had not been
leave of absence since 1876. shall return in about
two months, and don't want to talk about politics at
all"
"Win You say anything about the commercial condt
ton of Russaq"
"The present condition and future prospects OF Russia
think to be very good She s great competitor in
the wheat market of the world and for years the
crops looked very WELL and the probability there
will be very large and valuable harvest"
Have the troubles been caused at all by the poor
cropsl'
"In my opinion they have, and believe that a good
crop VIII alayto very great extent, the troubles of
the masses"
" Are the masses educated %
" Education ~ not general it In with us. The
Government claims that it not do moro toward ed
ucang the people because of the heavy debt incurred
by the recent war"
How was the news of the attempt the life of the
President recCiveda'
,With the greatest sorrow and sympathy. The whole
1t has any other President long time, notwhstand
ing the short time that he has held the
to a very great extent by the fact that
he had already outlined reform In the civil Now,
worst thing about our nation No kind of corruption is
too TOO eXagEerated and the worst kind OF
abuse, shsis according to their ideas. Beliey-
understand why when they sTw signs OF what they term
reform in our cv service they should admire President
Garfield To such an extent When the ncws OF the
dastardy attempt upon his life, the sympathy cXpressed
was Universal and scnune The papers published long
acc cunts, especially the English Journals, which noted
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Observation-Disclosures o.

SurHRMR CouRr-CHANnEas TODD by Douohue, j.
Court opens at io3o q m Calendar called At J. Nos
l. 81, 81 re- G5, 81,
~, $50, Is, lSi lS6. lN7, lsS lSg. 100.
SUPERIOR COURt SPECIAL SedgWick. J.
-tOUTt upcu. NJ - IN. ~ dav calendar.
COMMON PLtAs-~PKClAL IEEM-H.d by Beach, J.-Court
OituS al 1850 e. No day
~ lNE NOtEI--IHIAL lEHN-lANT iiI-Shcy!dln J.
Held III Room To- CITY HML-Court opens ~ a. IA
snort causes Nos 55.e, BaIsch AIT. scnn ct ali 5O9S
GINEEAL aEssoSs--PAEr lowing. Tho People aCt
Thomas Moran ann Alexander Barber, r1Db.ty Terence
Fehly cioWOus assault aud battery; Caran G. Berry.
grand artIyi Idchaf" bNtuty burglary James CuItan
Charles Won, Peer ~ulth, william Nmnngh Michael cal
l'ho lynch S'iuurE-, athaIibC
run Ir"tcil'rs5 Polk, Morris
: l'ohan. Herbert {. Merritt 'hulics James Iue
la q nyiron person James Mullen pctt larceny.
PARl ll.ruN IN, J.lbc People agL John Deem hctcide
sewn W Bn}d, Antnla tvlpiuus
aut ana "a terry Francisco GToaAd'i, foter Bruchcl
LuigA'N N'dhc Murray Au-nsts NcItc, John PauLrr,
ie Lelro=e, samuel Moses. grand larceny; Ralph Morse
iar rret"hteS amos 'unninghnn assault aud battery
lhAfca NChmldt, dsonlcrIN hOn-r.
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him and he entered the with two of the robbers who
forced him to open the safe and pour it's contents into
sack. They were disappointed mt not getting more
booty and knocked Fox down twice with the butt ond OF
navy revolver, cutting his head in fearful manner
They then marched to the coaches where they kept
us covered with rcvovers while they robbed the
gers After the last coach had been gone
through they marched back to the engine,
when the leader said Now get back there and viii
remove the stones have been bully boy and here is
little present Tor YOU" and he handed two silver
dollars. told him would the distractions and
the entire gang skipped MP the ombankment and
were out or sight in moment. The passengers were
made to hold up their hands and what taken from
them was put in two bushel sack which nearly full
or watches, money and other valuablos. They didn't
take any thing from me-"
CHICAGO, Sept S.-Tho officers of the United
states Express Company say their loss by the train rob-
berry last light only $500.
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QrceeuIukinQ.

DVERT'Sl MENTS rOE IbG NEW
~ NOHk TIJUINE WILL BE pLCElFED Al TIA
"P1OWN OFFICES. 40 l2.h Broadway, corner Thirty
.rstat., Twenty thri-st., corner Eghth-aV'
80 90 East Fourteenth st. corner Union Quar- go Imrd
FuTtN-~.,rnth ST. St IN" HARLEM OlFlElS,
,. innI and 300 IhtriaYe. on, hundred ana.
~ -. 80 p. tp.. AT r. lguiar office rates
ENRESSMAkER.-By a competent French
, cir, >smpker ia al branches. a few engagements in
prvae fa miles mono reasonable prices. NINE.
REDIl EN- 300 West 2GthsL brtWoon IN and Stnayos.
SMAkER-Swedish. thoroughly COM
~ petont Ia cutting and fitting, will out by the day weo
month best references Address HANNAH, 55i 3dave
hRESS MAKING.-LADY MAKING ALL.
kinds family clothing; operating years. practice
New York and Phad lphia city country; ~ day. WIe
Box j. e., % East liJhaG, ADVERTISING OFFICE.
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III A. HUBBARD,

- ArCTIONEER.
Executors sale AT Public Auction without M
premises W "wednesday, pIEMEf.R l.. al o'clock
10 settle estate OF SARAH JACKSON,
lni residence uncHt
Conn., tiroe minutes walk FROM uwi. dtDot and salt
water boating aud sng hoar from f2d.st sylish
mauHul lhnd elegantly arranged lawns, excellent pluen
ana stately shade uuusuh opportunity %
country seat IN fine order sale positive shine; 10
per cent on tihy OF
nation apply 10 ISAAC fIluIIpH Executor 81 Liberty.
NJ, New-fork, CHARLES CAMERON, Greenwich, or
AuctiOnccr stamford, Conn.
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4 SPLENDID ESTATE at AUCTION
Sherwood foroet, containing acrr- large brc
d"'tillg and suitable
wiz be sud a public auction, a. - O'Clock Fr,iorrs
nufE, virginia, the 18Th September.
famous estate Inns produced than any
other farm In the ltaupahauun,. Valley n
Ia situated on tho Rnppahauuock luycr. IN Stafford
county, miles below ircduT1ck-burr, ruu-
siderable portion Of the tract IL hats. There j.
tht'il'ht richard nud abundance OF
prem-es Terms, onefourth CASH remainder aud 5
years. G. B MOTION Trus'er
NIIr LanL mn. N
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Gouseo an0 Rooms tOaniro.

SMALL HOUSE, or fiat. of LIGHT rooms
ina good ucRhbobood and reasonable rent moi teoy
lstst and not above 7Oth 81 Address stating terns H. H.
Tribune Oiicc. " -
\NANIED-A Flat of seven to nine ligbt
" rooms rent reasonable from Washington square
ut'th st, - &thsFt~ AddIeA- l.. q.
y. j. Occupancy about list OF October.
WANTED 4 % or % IT, brick or brown
W stone three four story house 80 tho vicinity ~
GrncrCy Park square of washington
Slunrr Win rent purchase. Apply t. i. KOMAlNE
BROWN, 1880 broadway.
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Rrootlnn i>ropcr.p for Sale an> 60 Get
Droohlun i)ropertp tDanteo.

WANTED ia BROOKLYN, in healthy
W neghbnrlOOd, Hill be, iI ,recrIrd, furnished
NOISE Tor iaiiy OF Srcc aaaC Address with terms A. T.
s.. Tribune
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Citn propcrin 90 Ecl.

TNO LET.-At Fort Washington, 1eIst-st
elegant house grounds ald stab Latest improve.
ucuts Partly furnished
TION or 90. T. AGENTS Is INVITED. Estnt. of GEO
J.. t. hyatt, 27a Cauil-st.
'NO LET.-Thrcc-stoT English basement,
brick dwelling AM store Nos @6S au1 % West lGtis'
VIII be put iu good order Address only w MARSHALL
No 90 Last i2jdst, personally Al >ihst and sye.
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Eegai Notices.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
urrowH oFElChs no l2$s hoadw o corner ah, ThIy
NO ~ East corner UpioR f2geIf 5S9 IeIEs
Nos i5oi and 300 1rda1e corner one hundI ed ana
weny.hlth.si, up 70 ) p ~, at regular Office rates
CHERRY STREEr-SUPERlOR COURT Of
TN az lust ELLEN cARRoLr others defendants In
OF 9emsnt Of aT6Gn mG se MADE ana Gs en-
June ISL l. ,e nniersgocd The refcrce therein named
change Saiesroom, No. u Broadway in tho city or Now
GSr On n6 % & h "y b d Of nP & asS
the promises in said Judgment mentioned aud therein do
All at lot Of land dwelling thereon
On the mort erIy side Of Cherry st.
distinguished by the street number @62 Neerys bounded
lot formerly Chester Jenuings distinguished ~
ground now S% F 80 and by the
S of tho MS e % o SS rear Gnf s
three feet aud eleven inches and in on each SIDE ninety
Ing The same premises which ON mr OF land formerly Owned
Sy ESmane and sscs ~ bv te Number w
''''N'''"' '"''' A1e''' -'' r. C. CANrINE, Referee
ANDREW a; ADAMS, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. First De-
~ Acknowledgement Caz@ Ramsay CROOKS and nustaye
a agsnI o IN ne c a a COUNTY Of
Sew YoTS1sam@ons With Soce-Te the above nained
decentralization hereby Summoned To answer the
the pas S Attorney a% Within twenty days aSS sefvSe
your failure appear answer udsmept WIN be taken
against You by ef9u5 for tho reei deIn IN P iS GH
Attorney, Nassaust and p address Notice
ss "sn sST viii b be- you tue
s 90 Ills acton &c @ wA 'es raa
10 deiendants Thomas IL Arnold and Maria A. Arnold
pursuant 90 az order OF the ion Charles III wa Van Gn
Of AUGUST ISL aud ied Vita The complaint IN he oioo
he SSH Q" wA i ' HOVE fs Asrn S''
Ang. IL iawCwt.
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| ONG BEACH.

TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY BY
SCHhElNfRS ORCHESTRA.
ASO, $50 aud T. N'
Leave LONE Beach i:fb. 30 l.5e ll.tD A
5:lu. 1908, 80 and 1915
Sunday trans leave Hunters Point X 9BD ant la m
l, = 5 b q, y and p m. Returning al intervals OF
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Che court
Gxcnrefons.

Boats for IRON PIER leave West 23l-sC hourly \ n "a
10 p. Pier No. I, 30 inmates sscE
Boats SEA BEACH RAILROAD leave Pisr IA 4
hourly a. - , d. IN.
n. B-ol SUNDAYS. extra boats al short intervals
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Clln Hcul Gslalc for Sale.

NVlLLIAM-ST.. near brooklyn Bridgc.-A
-, bnlhn8 for sole At moderate price. rutland u
WHITING, III Nassau-t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-17

Tarboro .Southerner: On Thursds,
afternoon late, while DIR. f. L. Speee
was returning with his wife in hi,
buggy from the Fair. he was shot al
Ave times by an unknown mar, Acsrthe
fsot Of Tar River Bridge. DR.. Speeo
thinks it WAS man whose wheel be &C
~cidentally ran into.
The grading on tho G. & l.. n. G. Il.
r.. through the town of Lincoiton is
finished, and the track laid 10 the first
tres,le. There is nothing nov to stop
the laying Of track fr.n Lincolnton tc
Esyds mill, all the road being ready
for the ties and iron to that polnt.-
Neacton Entcrpfi use.
Diphtheria is Said to be prevailing
to sems extent aear Stanhepe, NASH
county. -Wilsoa items: Last week
Alex. Greene purchased G. ID. Greene.
'nsdel farm" on the Nash rad, one
nlie from town, containing sixteen
acres, for ST, 750.--Ilender.on Rics
living eight nile north of Wilson. lost
daughter by typhoid fever a few day.
ago. One Of bis married du.htels died
with the same disease not long since
and Two or three of his other childrer
ais Now sick Sunny H,me,