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IMMENSE AS6ORTAENT To 6ELkOT FROM.
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS. cents.
LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS, cents.
LAWNS, LAWNS, Lawns. cents.
LAWNA LAWNS, LAWNS. 10 cents.
LAWNS, Lawns. LAWNS, Ia cents.
VICTORIA LAWNS, 10 cents.
VICTORIA LAWNS. 10 cents.
Good CALICO. fast colors, N cents.
Good CALICO. fast coiors, X cents.
Lace Striped NAINSOOK, 8 cents
Lace Striped NAlNaOOK, cents.
INDIA LINENS. INDIA LINHNe, 20 cents.
INDIA LINENS, INDIA LINENA 20 cents.
Striped LINkNP, Striped L1N&N6, 5 cents.
striped LINENS, striped LINENS, cents.
Pure Linen LAWNS. Pure Linen LAWNS, Is cents.
Pure Linen Lawns. Pure Linen LAWNS, Is oents
eeeTsucker GIAgHAns New Styles 3ast out.
keersucler GlNGHAMe. New Styles Just ont
LlN1N0 for Boys wear. 12k. 10, II. 20, IS ctS
LINEN DUOK for Boys SHIFTS, Is cents.
Dotted kWIS6E6 Persian Law N6, TARL ATAN.
NATTIN0B. CLOTH for Boys Suits. Is Cts
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Cor
To day, Emily SOuders. assault with intent tn
kill; ball axed at 500. John T; Mitchell, rape
slaughter; sentenced to two years in the An.
bum penitentiaTy and fine of $50.
POLICE COURT, Judge Shell.
Yesterday, George Baker, ARRAY; forfeited
collateral. Samuel Frasier, assault on VIM.
Tinker; IS or Is days. Jas. w. Welsh, assault
on Moses Harris, by cutting him several times
on the arm and side with knife; $40 or 80
days; also charged with carrying pistol: SEA
or 80 days. Emily Robinson. assault on Ben
jaDin Matthews; S. or is days. Richard Gard.
ner, assault on Washington Gardner, by
striking him on the head with an iron rod; IS
day In jail. Daniel Eagan, Michael Ntghton.
George Ryan. James Krouse. Dew1tte c. Burke
and Jacob Chase; forfeited collateral. Thos.
Bowen; do. William Scnofleld, larceny OF q
hat from Alexander Riley; do. Isaac Gibson
loud and bOisterous; S. or Is days. Dennis Sui
Ivan, profanity; S. or days. Blanche P.
Wright, vagrancy; bonds or go days. Isaac
Tucker. do; bonds or 20 days. Elizabeth WEIGH,
do; do. Samuel Booth. do; bonds or 90 DAYS.
Seth Lumford, do; do: John Hal. do; do. Ell
ward Baker. firing Off pistol within 200 yards
OF q house; S.. carrie Quiet vagrancy; bonds
or 80 days. Robert Bell, indecent exposure; $40
or 80 daya,
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kilograms to The Star.
AT ALB ANY.
The Democrats Call q Caucus on
the Assassination.

Special Dispatch to The EUeIing STAR
ALBANY, y. y. July 5.
There were two ballots to day for each va
cancy, with 10 change on leading candidates
The de mocrats have called caucus to adopt
resolutions condeming the attempted assasSina-
ton, and call for thorough Investigation by
The authority.
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EVERY wide awake stock man has tried st,
Jacobs Oh, and indOrses Ii. II does It's duty.
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a fuI sise boz Of these valuable PILLS. v,sh sun
dress recs q nine s pee . ny I'd
Tor sNe BY Al druggists ct Is ceuu.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
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q. E. Church. Baltimore "a: Mount vernon
M.11xvaS Hs1nx M :ussa .ss. ySS o, sss; Dr.
benendl to me. '''''1 A'''
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COI.TMRIA

miHistrator. 30. No 2. 66l, Equity Doc. II.
This cause having been referred to me to state an
account OF the eetSte OF Hugh Murray, deceased,
notice IL hereby eyen that VIII attend to the said
reference on THURSDAY. JULY z, 1881. ct my
Office. No. 4S2 Louisiana avenue, ct which time
and place all creditors and parties interested win be
heard. JAS, q, PAYNE.
je26- eotj7 Auditor.
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| Searching for the Disabled Steamer
| VanGalia.
Death of A. ID. Jessup,
Tho Markets.

PHILADELPHIA July 5-A dispatch from Lon
don announces the death OF A. ID. Jessup, late
OF the wellkno paper firm Of Jessup Il Moore
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FUssKLL's ice cream,

WHAT bargains there is at j. E. Young's, 1856
eth street. OF the damaged goods by the late
StOrm.-Adrt
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CHANGE OF PRIsoN.-To.day. in the Criminal
Court, it was ordered. on the request of Attor-
ney General MacVeagh, that the place of con-
finement for women hereafter convicted and
sentenced tie the penitentiary, be the Albany
county penitentiary at Albany, In lieu OF the
Buffalo prison.
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Burnett,S COcOafne

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep 1t III strong and healthy condition,
because 1t Will stimulate the roots OF the hair,
and restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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The LADY FRANKLIN BAY EXPEDITION sailed
at - NJ, July 4th, from ST. Johns, Newfound-
land, Ter powder and all stores having arrived
on time. Nothing Is known at the Office OF the
chief signal officer OF the failure of the engines
OF the steam launch, as published In the New
York Herald. The Point Barrow party, under
Lieutenant Ray, Of the army, will sail In the
schooner Golden Fleece from San Francisco
within few DAYS.
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SENTENCE OF TIE MAN WHO SHOT MRS SHIP
IsS:~Tnls morning, III the Criminal Court,
Juoge COX, EDWARD Lucas, who was convicted
OF. manslaughter In killing Mrs. Shipley. on
Christmas day last, by a pistol shot fired at
random from window, was called up for sem
form OF the verdicl-'involuntary mans,augh.
ter".ard to the prisoner having been six
months In jail. The court remarked that the
a sentence OF two years imprisonment At the
Auburn pen1tentlary and fine of $50
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IL Attractions THIS WEEK-Miss Helena Tay-
lor. Contralto; the Baltimore Quartstte Mr.. VIM.
Jaeger, Comet 30 DIST, and the Greatest Banjoist
living, Prof Levi Brown.
Admission fres. je30
COLE BICYCLE SALEsROOM AND SCHOOL
FOR The DISTRICT AT FENTON HALL,
HOS STREET NORTHWEST, WARRINGTON. d. @.
Pend stamp for full info.mation to
je2O-1m H. l. CARPENTER.
WASHINGTON NATATORIUM. STREET. BE-
w TWEEN 9TH AND 7-H Open every FORE
NOON FOB LADIES and every AFTERNOON and
EVENING FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female
Teachers ready at all hours to give instruction in
swimming. Admission. Is cents. 5e4
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DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

Persons desiring delightful chanee from the de-
pressing neat Of The city. can enjoy c.
tomac river to Alexandra and re-
tick let's for so cents on the Ferry Boais children
under IL years Of age free. The Boais ,eave Wash
ns so cay fSr aaiexandria as fooss $50 50
$3.50. SO. 8: 80, 80 and 80 p. m The trips al
and invieorating. iei7-im
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A NKw ROOF is on the Spehcerian Business
College and new students are assembling In its
halis lor condensed instruction In penmanship,
bookkeeping, calculations and spelling during
summer sessions
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PreVenfive OF MalArIal DfSeRSeS-
Opinion of Eminent DIR. III. H..
Walton. of Annapolis. Md.
Colden's Liebigs Liquid Extract of Beef is a
most excellent preparation. 1t is par excel
lence. superior to cod liver Oil or anything 1
have ever used In wasted or impaired constitu-
tons, and extremely beneficial as q preventive
of maIarfal diseases
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Nj. WILLIAM has received large assortment
OF ladies bathing suits. +

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Peter
Ross and Mary Lewis: John =. Brown anG
Rachel Lanham; Gustavus Meredith, OF Mar
chester, Va, and Annie Dieper, OF Lynchhurg,
Va; Geo. A. Davis, CT Baltimore, and Mary
Olivia Thompson, OF Prince George county,
Md; Edward Snead and Emily Rlggles Harry
Murray and Catherine Lee; Robert Bouldin
Fanny Gerry; ChaS. LeskO and Jemima Waters;
w. E. Douglas and Josephine Smith: r. w.
Atkinson and Laura L. Martin, both of New
Kent CO.. Va !; and the following from Richmond:
Henry c. Jones and Annie L. Harris: Andrew
Tyree and Hattie s. Tiller; Chaa. w. Wood
ward and Bette L. GILL; G. j. Watkins and Ella
L. Moody; Chas E. O'Rorke and Ella Burnett.
MRS SOUDERs BAII.-Thls morning, In the
to the case OF Emily SouderS, charged with
assault and battery With intent to kill Cor
stable Hubbell, stating that she was ia the
Police Court committed in default OF $500.
Going to that court on Saturday she (Mrs.
LockwoOd) was Informed that the papers had
been sent to this court. She would be prepared
to give that bond. Mr.. Perry remarked that
the bond should be 81 600. at least. 1t was pre-
pOsterous for the Police Court to fix so small q
bond when woman shoots man. Mrs. Lock
wood replied that her investigation showed
that Mrs. Souders had good defense she was
protecting her own property. Besides. a num-
Der Of citizens had Informed her that the woman
ought to be out. MIR. Perry: "Ths sooner citi-
Zens get rid OF such notions the better The
court thought that 5000 was too small, and 1t
should be at least $500 or $500.
A NKw ROOF is on the Spehcerian Business
college and new students are assembling In Its
halls for condensed instruction In penmanship,
BOOKKEEPING, calculations and spelling during
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Embodies the nutrftive elements OF the muscu-
Lar hore, blood bone and brain OF carefully Sc
lected healthy bullOckS. combined with the
powerful tonic virtues OF the Coca, or Sacre 1
Lie Plant OF the Incas. and choice quality OF
Sherry Wine. Beware OF mitatlQus.
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To Richmond, via Norfolk, or TO Norfolk via Rich
mond and return TO Washington. James River by
day light. A deli gbtful trip
Steamer Excelsior. twice daily % 80 a N and 80
m Z 10 richmond via Richmond. Fredericksburg
ard Potomac Railroad from QGsntico
Steamer George Lesry. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS TO Norfolk, connecting at
steamers each way.
Round trim TIC kets - ee M
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO oUANTIOo,
Vis t1celslor. 80 a IN. aud 80 I'm. On SUN
DAYS at y. m. only.
-rU Genus.
Ilckels for sale ana information furnished at ID.
W REEDS SONS, 12i6 street northwest; Cooks
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue; Rooeee Cigar
ttaLds st Principal Hotels; II. Is Pc kinhorn, next
10 City Post Office. and Of Oompany's Offico. 7th
street wharf. GEORGE MATTINGLf,
,,x , General Superintendent.
II. taD,
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COunterfeits! CautfOn!!
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS

Some are called "RpMFoRD," one ia 1amed
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All have the general appearance OF the genuine
Runaford.
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Whoever .epares or sells any limitations or
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-28
For the FARMsR.~D NscnA<Ic.
The Coming Struggle Against
Monopoly.


Nn l.D.ruH Enclosed herein fin,
= 10 r,ucS my aab>crlotlpn To TN
most honest paper IN the State, and
might ~ty the SJutn aud North, .
West have been notlu! with muci
. pleasure The Independent coul Sc yol
/ have taken on all the subjects OF pubil,
interest, but more especially the coming
question the all important subject .
Railroad corporations. OF all the pa
pers read, yours is the most outspo-
ken and aboveboard, ,nd should be eli
couraged for the time is rapidly ap
preaching when the people must have d
journal through which to give their
wishes expression.
have read the views of Col. A. VI.
Scales, "A noble, honest man-one that
the Railroad magnateS can t reach with
all their millions, and | have read the
opinions Of Judge Black and host of
others that they can't buy; they
can't buy the great American people,
who as true lovers of law aud order.
will endure mary expressions. and only
revolt when the grinding and iorbear-
ance cease to be virtues; bu; let another
panic come. let there be strife here for
bread, and the Decemviri. the mag
mates, viii 90 speedily to Europe for
their health. Why is it they will not
be wise in time? They are swept along
with the golden current and giddy with
their gains. But there are other pools
ahead beside the pools they form :
deeps from which yawn great rocks,
over which the waters rush, scethe, and
boil, and heavc back the wrecks 10
float listly upon tn, waves
Such "a scene IS not to be thought OF
with any pleasure, and it is to be hoped
will never be presented But how is ii
to be avoided? We can't have Con
gress or Legislature but they have their
presidents, agents or lobbyists on hand
to warp the wishes of the people
They have in the primary and county
conventions men nominated that they
can control AS soon as they are elect
ed they are flooded With complimentary
tickets, and when these menbe draw
their mileage they know 1t has not cost
them copper to 20 TO anu irum the
capital. In the cunlng elections We
want 10 candidate VINO /, u Rlllroaa
director. regularly retained attorney ior
any Railroad, or one who has any large
Railroad Interests, or who VIII "ccept "
free pass tr0m dny Rdtiro"d; aud a.
every pubic meeting these Candidates
should be questioned if they acW accept
ID free pass and should be required t.
answer publicly. The writer intends to
make this inquiry OF every candidate he
hears speak, and get an expression Oh
this ubject from every canvasser.
An aged minister Of the gospel has
j ust told me he has never been the re
cipient OF any free pass from the Rall
road, and his life has been devoted to
more good and uuself,h ends than two
thirds Of the Legislators of his long
life. J. NJ VI.
Whitakers, n. c., April 20, 81.
Many thanks, Major, for your en-
couragen ent. The day is fast coming
when your words will seem prophetic.
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Col. Vim. Johnston's Speech at
Charlotte.

He said he was the candidate of NJ
clique, or sect, but in this contest rep
resented the rights of the people.
"Finaily, fellow-citizenS, said he
Il am honestly and candidly opposed
to prohibition and to the prohibition
law passed by the late Legislature.
He said that the law was an odious
one it was wrong in principle and
would not produce prohibition. He
did not wish to be understood as oppos-
ing temperance, but he did oppose it in
the form in which it was presented
here. Extinguish the trade and you
would throw from 40, 900 to O,OOO per-
sous engaged in the business and depen-
dent upon it for support. upon the
world, poverty stricken. The law was
not such as the judgment of the Legis-
lators approved, but they had an ele-
phant on their hands and took this as IA
means of di,posing of him. 1t orlglna-
ted with inpractlcable persons, and
was unwise and impracticable aud he
would fight it till the August election
wherever he was invited to speak. He
said furthermore that Senator Bayard
had doubted the constitutlonalIty oi
such laws and ex Senator Merrimon OF
this State had expressed the opinion
that the present law was unconstltu
tional, although himself strong pro
hibitionlst
II tell you my Friends" continued
the speaker, 1t the rich man license
and the poor mans prohibition. He
then proceeded to argue this point BY
laying that this law and no other that
,ou.d be passed would prevent man who
was able TO bring whiskey from another
State from doing 50 IN any quantities,
but the poor man who could not do this
must buy IL flom those who under the
law were allowed to sell it, and he had
figured it out that the physicians pre-
>cciption and all it would cost him about
10 cents a drink not the pure stuff
either. but that red oak bark kim
warranted to klll a hundred yards Il
there is to be prohibition, said he
''let it be all over the United States
The law is cruel, continued the speaker
\ man cant sell his nei ghbor pint .
whiskey, although his family may b,
i bound To have it in cases Of sickness
or if he did. he must b. fined a + Ut,
and imprisoned at the discretion of tn
court, it might be flr life Thei
would be 10 ,ears >hel, said he
for the women and chillIen who hu>
bands and fathers had been driven ~
of this business, honest and authorize,
by the State, and left without mean
of livelihood. The law might protec
rich young men who had been allowe
to roam around on the streets, wit
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-28

BY means of an improved telephone
the Adelaide, Australia, postofilce
chimes have been clearly heard a dis
tance of 2iO miles. 1t is said that a
stcnographer sat 1T a telephone, seven
ty-eight miles from Emira, and took
down the sermon Of Thomas *. Beech
er, who was preaching in his own pulpit
at Elmira
The Wilmington Rer,ew learn that
one day last week, Mathew y Leary
shot David A Bryant, about two miles
from Fayettille. Both Of the parti, S
are colored and Leary is IN jail awaiting
the result Of the wounds inflicted. The
alteration which led to the shooting
grew out of law suit about the lines OF
some lands The case as to the proper
ty was to have been heard on Saturday
morning but was postponed at the lnSti
cation of Bryant on account of the
absence Of material witnesses The
Rerietc also give. the particulars of
another shooting Scrape IN the same
section \ Miss Underwood living on
! the opposite side OF the river at Fdyet-
teville in search Of Ras Hawley, who
had once promised to marry her, "a she
alleges, but who DOW declined to fulfill
/ his promise Miss Underwood found
young Haw!ey and fired at him, the shot
not taking effect. What was done after
the shooting we cannot learn.
/ Old Dawes was cornered nicely BY
+ Senator George. Of Mississippi He wa
! giving Wild cock -and-bull story abour
an old gray-headed man from Ma
,achnSett>, who went t, Mississippi bull
cotton factories with his own money.
aud employed hundreds Of hands bu.
was 80 prosecuted he was Compelled /,
flee the State, after having his tactorie.
burnt He refused to give the name oi
the old liar. Senator George told hin
there were bat TWO or three cotton mil.
in the State, and they were 80 We,
known they could not be burnt aithpu
notoriety. What dil old Dave, then
do? He anmered out that he meaY
a cotton gta, and not factory A mar
with a cotton ''gin employing hun
dre1s Of hands. What poor dull LA
some these sectional slandererS are
: Wi. Star.
Yes. and also how dearly they hav
! cost the South For these fellows ar
! honored and J,l.erei at home.
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WANTED--.::ss;S.,.i, -.:s;,,, :sS..is iof n,T nos'nsr's 9,.io,
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NORTH CAROLINA
WIDE AW AXE
SEE WHAT OUR EDUCATORS SAY.
UNIVERSITY CT NORTH CAROLINA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, !

UNIVERSITY CT NORTH CAROLINA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
July 29th, 1890.
The Appleton Readers, entire sci ies have been
used by the teachers during the last two ses-
sions of the Normal School, and have given en-
tire satisfaction. We do not hesitate to endorse
the Readers heartily, and believe the rules and
methods suggested i'll these Readers when fol
lowed, will produce intelligent and expressive
readers. The selections are good, the Phonics
simple and thorough, and the spelling exercises
j. l.. ToMLINSoN, Instructor in English
JOHN r. DUGGER,
Teacher OF Reading and Phouics
B. w. HATCHER,
Teacher of Phonics, Arithmetic and Analytical
JIM WEATHERLY,
Teacher of Reading and Phonics
From Maj. Robert Bingham, a. NJ, Superin-
tendent OF Bingham School.
MEANWHILE, n. g., March 18th, 1879
81 have examined with consider able care the
Appleton Fifth Reader, sent to me some weeks
ago by Dol. William Butler, and 1 like it very
much All things considered think it the best
book of its kind that have seen.''
From George L. Winston, Professor of Latin!
i'll the University of North Carolina and Pres
dent of the State Educational Association,
CHAPEL HILL, n. g., October 29th 1890.
''I am greatly pleased with Appletons Readers.
Their merits of the highest order, and eDtille
them to the widest distribution i'll our schools.
The earlier Numbers of the series are especially
interesting and cannot fail to attract children by
the variety Of the selections and the beauty q!
the illustrations. The entire series is a long
step ahead oi the Readers that / have used
generally in cur schools
From Rev. W. Mangum, ID. d Professor
of English and Moral Philosophy in the Univer-
sty of North Carolina.
CHAPEL HILL, n. c. October 3Oth, 1SS0.
"Appleton's Readers are worthy OF special
In addition to their varied lit
erary merit, they cha lenge patronage by their
Freedom from that sectional spirit which renders
SO many Northern publications repellent to
southern feelings.
From Hon. Kemp z. Battle, President of the
University of North Carolina.
CHAPEL, HILL, y. c., March, 1880.
81 do not hesitate to say that 7 think very
highly of Appieton's Readers
Teachers or school officers desiring any of APP
,letons' school publications, should address,
j. w. THAGKSrON,
General Agent for South Atlantic States,
Nov. 25-6m. Raleigh, n. c.
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Many Lose their Beauty from the
hair falling or fading. Parker's Hair
Balsam supplies necessary nourishment,
prevents falling and grayness and is an
elegant cl eSsing.