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The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

THREE negroes, two men and one
woman, will be hung in Drew coun-
ty, on the 18th of Oct, for the cold
blooded murder of Calvin William,
the husband of the women to be
hung.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

POLITICIANS are storing their crisp
greenbacks in barrels, preparatory
to the next election. Qualifications
being measured by the number and
size of the barrels, it seems a waste
of time and talent to discuss meas
ures.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

THE Farmers Club of Cross coun-
ty, is making arrangements to hold
an agricultural Fair, Oct, 18th.
Mississippi county has no Farmers
Club.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15
Official Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Comfy and Probate Judges s Semmcs.
Coupty and Circuit Clerk-ben. n Bacchus'
She, III and Collector B. Haskins.
county Examiner Leon Rosissan.
Uounty Treasurer-J. W Uzzell.
County surveyor--J II. Caruthers'
County Coroner-J. NJ. Lawrence.
County Assessor-J. NJ. Riggans
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Justices of the Pcea-J mes Liston, w. T..
Noss.
George Joyner.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor-Alex Goodrich.
Recorder-IIugh II. McVeigh.
Aldermep-James Liston, Peter Brickey, Geo
+ stowel, II. c. Dunavant, jas. II h-'hi''o"
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

A ST.. LOUIS Steamboat engin-
Ger, crazed with drink, and jealousy,
killed his brother-in-law and fired
two shots at his wife, inflicting dan
gerous wounds, then cut his throat
from ear to ear.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

THE Gayoso Democrat is devoted,
almost exclusively, to baseball.
What it doesn't know about this
base game is not worth knowing.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

HoT SPRINGS had another killing
this week.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

SEVERAL of our neighbers want to
know what has become of the brass
band?
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

FRANK JAMES if not proven as
innocent and pure as an angel, as we
predicted he would be, he was ac-
quilted all the same.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15
Confession OF a Georgia
Poet.

A Jug of whisky, now and then,
Makes biggest fools of wisest men.
Il North Star.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15

FROM and after our next issue, we
will publish weekly cotton market
report.
The Osceola times., 1883-09-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head, giving name. occupa
tion, business or profession, and location. Will
be charged 81 per annum.
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H. NJ. McVeigh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OSCEOL.1.

MISSISoIPPf VouuIy hfn'
Will practice IN all the Counties of
this(2d) Judicial Circuit, tho Su-
preme Court of the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention. given to col
lections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstractingtitles
and to whatever may appcrtain
10 q general Land Agency.
Jan. 16 If.
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The Benton weekly record., 1883-03-03
FOR SALE.

The dwelling house on st. John stseet
in lear Of Lilly d Co.'s saloon. Apply to
DoNgxLLy Il EASTMAN.
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-- NUNK6Ea.
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RECORD hereafter will Be rs cents per
week.
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SINGLE NUMBERS, Four Cents each.
Specimen copy sent on receipt of Three Cents.
The Volumes OF Hmper's Young People for
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NofIce of DissoautIoncf Co.Partner-
ship

Notice is hereby given that the partn crsh1p
heretofore existing between George ]. !. Rims Wald,
st. phen Spitzley, and Henry Ring wal |, OF Helena
and Fort Benton, Montana Territory, under the
frm lame ard style Of RngWald, Brothers 6
Company was dissolved on the 22nd day Of De-
cember, 1882 by mutual consent.
All debts owing to said partnership are to be
received bv said George J. RingWald and stephen
spatzley, and all demands on the said partner hip
are 10 be resented for payment to said George.l
Ringwald and Stephen spltzley. who will hereaf-
ter continue the business formerly conducted by
Ringwafd, Brothers ee Company. under the Arm
name and style Of &C. j.. RingwalH q Company
HENRY RISGW AID,
STEPHEN SPlTZLET.
GEO. J.. RINGWAID.
dec 26-diw-w3W.
The Benton weekly record., 1883-03-03

Bismarck Is a little superstitions solae-
times. He will not have battle which II
yet undecided spoken Of as If 1t were won.
He will not ait down to dinner If there are
Is. 10 one Of his ministers, who had ap-
peared with his hair cnt, he remarked,
You have cut yonr hair In good time; the
moon il growing, and that il the right
time for cutting hair and trees. Scientific
people do not believe Iii the influence Of
the moon: do and feel that Nh right. =
The Benton weekly record., 1883-03-03

HORSES TAKEN URs
Three EEorses and One Mule.

nNE SMALL By HORSE, HAST BEEN sHOD,
" brand obiterated. One black mare blotch
brand the right aip horse shoe left shoulder.
One bay horse, right hind leg white, collar and
trace marks, no brands Une bay mule, % on
left shoulder, with hrani on the outside. Owner
can have animals BY applying and paying charges
TO JOE KIpP.
sept24tf Fort Conrad, NJ. e
The Benton weekly record., 1883-03-03

The Ioaag People has been from the first sue
cessfal beyond antcipation.-K. Y. Eyeuing Post.
1t has distinct purpose, to which it steadily
adheres-that, namely, of supplanting the vicious
Is for the young with a paper more
tive, as well as more wholesome Jopraa
For heatness, elegance Of engraving, and con
tents generally, it is unsurpassed by any pubiiea.
ton Of kind yet brought to our notice. Pitfs5urg
Gazstte.
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Notice to reditors.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
Wm. w. Austin, deceased, are hereby notified to
present said claims for settlement within four
months from Dec. 18th, 1884, TO the undersigned,
Or to Suck 4 Hunt, Attorneys At Law, Fort Ben
ton, NJ e.
JoHN TEL. EVANS,
dec1atf Administrator.
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NEWBERN ITEMS.

Brother Abbott, of the Lodge, is
working hard for the Fair.
Mrs Savage, Of Goldsboro, spent
several days in Newbern. She was
the guest of Mrs John Randolph.
Mrs. E B. Cooper says that she is
coming to the Fair, aud is also pre-
pairing something for exhibition.
Mrs. John Randolph says that she
expects to visit tho Fair this Fall,
aud will do all she can to make it a
success.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
mauy of our old friends at Nesbern.
They all promised to work for the
Fair.
Mrs Armstrong, of louisburg,
spent week in Newbern during the
Presbytery, and was the guest of
Mrs. W. o. Randolph. She was
we'll pleased with her visit.
Miss A. II. Casey aud Miss
Howard are making some very nice
work for the Fair We wers shown
by them several articles which were
nice in the extreme.
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L0UIsBURG ITEMS.
The town is healthy.

The town is healthy.
Court last week. Many distin-
guished lawyers present. Judge Gil.
mer presiding.
The streets are being much im-
proved, which makes Louisburg he
most beautiful town in the State.
When will the citizens Of Louis
burg hear the whistle OF the "ir n
horse approaching her suburCsS
We are anxious to know.
Rev Il. II. Armstrong, Of LOUIS
burg, was elected Moderator OF the
YaJkin Presbytery, and he made an
excellent officer.
The Presbyterians ara building a
fine church. When finished it will
be one of the most handsome churches
i'll the place.
The mineral springs on the south
side affords pleasant resort for the
citizens of I.ouisburg in the cool Of
the day. The citizens ought TO i'm
prove the springs aud the grounds
that surround them. The water is
good and healthy If these springs
were situated in the North the,
would be improved and thus Afford a
pleasant resort for hundreds and
thousands.
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BORROWING NEWSPAPERS.

A exchange says: 1--WE want people
to borrow our paper, and we hope nc
one will stop reading it because they
can't afford to own copy, so long as
they can beg. steal or borrow one, OF
the use of it. paper that is borrowed
a great deal is like goo1 wheelbarrow
or a good stump puller or good krant-
cutter-it must have some merit or il
would not be wanted" And then it
boastfully adds: "We know of one
woman who borrowed the reading OF
this paper for three years and half
and then became converted and joined
the Church. On another man it had
nearly the opposite effect; he has bor-
rowed it SO long that he would not rent
house in neighborhood where that
paper wasn't taken
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HORSES Poisoned. Benjamin F.
Money, a liveryman of Wilmington,
DEL, has lost eleven valuable horses
within the past three months from
what appeared to be a mysterious dis
ease. He has just had the stomach of
one Of the animals analized by Phil.
adelphia chemist, who found poison in
sufficient quantities to cause death.
No one is suspected of the crime, but
Money has offered reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of the
prisoner. Twelve horses were taken
sick, but only one recovered, fortu-
nately being treated for poison.
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G0LDsB0R0 ITEMS.

New buildings are being reared in
all parts Of the city.
Wayne Superior Court convened
last Monday. Judge Mckay pre-
siding.
The graded school for the colored
youths will close, We arm, ON the
18th inst.
Rev. F. c. Potter, Rev. L. d.
Twine and Rev. Mr.. Bryant spent
the Sabbath at Franklinton, the guest
of Rev. Mr.. Hopkins.
The members of j. W. Hood
Lodge F. A. A. Y. Masons, at their
meeting last Monday night decided
to parade on the oath prox., have an
address, and at night grand levee.
The municipal election passed off
very quietly. The nominees in the
different wards were all elected, there
being only one set to the ward. One
Of the nine aldermen is a colored
man.
Mrs j. A. Savage, having spent
several months ut her new home here,
left on Monday last for Oxford, Pa.
to visit her old home and the dear
ones there. She carries with her the
esteem Of large circle of friends.
The closing exercises Of the Normal
School at Franklinton was grand
affair; also that of the Christian
school Owing to the accumulation
of matter for publication we have
not been able to give as lengthy ac-
count of them as we would wish.
The Baptist Sabbath school OF
Smithfeld and others along the line
will attend the Union to be held in
Goldsboro on Sunday next. A spe.
cial train will leave Smithtield at s
o'clock Sunday morning. Prof. N.
F. Roberts, j. B. Magett and the
senior editor of this paper are billed
to address the Union.
We regret to inform the public
that in this, enterprising city our
postottice has clerk who ia quite
noted for his insulting and snaring
qualities lie seems to lose sight
o. the fact that he is the peoples ser>
want, and that uncle Sam pays him
to wait upon the public. We believe
nine >tcnths Of the patrons would feel
greatly relieved were he retired.
The A. NJ. 4. Zion Sabbath school
Of this city is preparing to meet the
State Convention to convene in kin>
ston on the 29th inst, in a manner
to do honor to the occasion and credit
to themselves. The school has
Sunday school choir, consisting Of
more than twenty young voic,s,
which renders most charmingly some
of the most choicest selections from
the different numbers Of the Gospel
Hymns A number Of young ladies
are preparing essays for the occasion.
Rev. G. Price and Mr.. G. M. Epps
have been invited to deliver addresses
before the convention. The school is
having a beautiful!banner, made which
will cost about $l5. Mr.. A. NJ.
Smith, the superintendent and Elder
Mattocks are working vigorously to
have their school excel.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10

ANOTHER FLORIDA ENTERPRISE. =
A party of Richmond and Danville
Railroad men have bought 1900 acres
of land in Orange county. Fla aud
have organized an association to be
known as the Kissmet Land and Im.
provement Company. The stockholl-
ers met in Richmond last week, and
organized by e!ecting Sol. Haas Presi
dent, and Beard OF Dir, ctOrs. The
cash capital of the company is $5O,'
600, with the privilege to increase to
$160,000. On their 1000 acres they
will build large and elegant hotel,
plant orange groves, build railroad,
and convert it generally into II Mecca
for tourists and pleusure-seekers. Nor,
folk Ledger.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10

EHUCi jONAL-There vii b Il
~ nr, me ri ihe Wake County
reacuei A clation at the Washing
ton Graded Sci ool building, on Satur-
lty, the 18Th OF May. All teach r
are invited to attend. At the forth
coming session iha monthly ass s
mpnt will be abolished.
E. H. LlPSCOMBE, Prest.
Il. 3. GoINEs, Secretary.
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Died.

On Monday, 30th ult., at | | p. M,
John White, most Trustworthy
waiter in the Frsuklinton hotel, after
a short but very powerful attack Of
pneumonia, pass'd assay in the vigor
of manhood to his final rest. He
leaves a wife and two children to miss
his oherishing care. His honesty
and fidelity had won for him many
friends both white and colored. He
came here stranger from Richmond,
Va, but he soon won the confidence
and respect of the community by his
upright course. We, who have for
so long been associated with him in
our daily labors, can bear testimony
to his faithful discharge Of each and
every duty making our labors lighter
by his cheerful demeanor aud merry
conversation. But now he is gone
we trust and believe to that happ,
cline where there is no more labor,
sorrow, sickness nor death.
His Friend,
FANNIE MAYFrELD,
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Newton Normal School.

tie third session Of the Newton
Normal School will open Juue Goth,
aud close July 9th. The board oil
managers have secured the services
of an able corps of instructors, end
can assure teachers in every part OF
the State that the Normal of 1888
will be Of very high grade. Prof.
N. G English, Superintendent of the
Graded School, will be superinten
dent, and the faculty will include
Prof NJ. G. S. Noble, Superinten-
dent of the Graded Schools Of Will
mington.
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Attention, Colored Men and Women oi
North Carolina

Is your life insured? II not, in
sure a. once. Don't wait any longer.
All persons who desire to insure in
the Valley Mutual Association, OF
Virginia, can do 80 by calling on me
at my Office, in this city, or town
which | may visit, in this State.
The Valley Mutual is one of the
best Insurance Companies in the
country, and affords easy access for
all.
1t is safe and reliable, and one
strong feature in its favor is that the
hest men in the State are insuring IN
it daily. am duly authorized
agent, and will be pleased 10 con-
verse with those wishing to insure,
ani give any information at my dis
pnsal.
j. H. WILLIAMSON.
Securing Agent Valley Mutual Life
Association Of Virginia. for the
State at Large.
Raleigh, n. c., April I, 1883
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McSMITH MUSIC HOUSE,

IHANLUI IEy NJ z.
Branch Of Ludden g. Bates, leads
all others for good Pianos and Or
gans.
Send for illustrated catalogue, terms
and prices.
Send to McSmith before you buy
Our tcrE.s are easy and our prices
the lowest South.
All we ask is trial, aud you will
went to shake hands with your
neighbor and tell him to go to Nc,
Smiths for anything musical.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10

The mill hands of Lawrence are
prone to sleep late on Sunday morn
ing. after their week Of hard labor. =
The Rev. Mr.. Miles tells them that
they do right. Men and women who
work early and late six days are no
worse Christians because they are
sleepy on Sunday.
There are in London ninety-three
recognized clubs, having ovei nineteen
thousand members, who, ON the aver
age, pay an annual subscription Of s35
The total income of these clubs Is es
timated to reach %. OOO,0J year.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10

AN INTELLIGENT Doc = At Bow
Street Police Court, London, Il fine
Newfoundland dog appeared in the
witness box his fore paws resting on
the edge while he glzed intelligently
around. Lis evidence was Interpreted
to the court by his master, MIR. Ly-
ford. 1t was to the effect that the dog
had run down the steps of the Thames
cmbenkmtnt to enjoy splash, when
he observe a woman Struggling III The
water. His fist impulse was to plunge
in after her but moments reflection
told him that there would be great diff
ficulty in landing her without assist
ance. He therefore hurried back to
his master, looked up into his face,
gave two short barks, and ran down
the steps again. When he saw his
master following, he jumped into the
river and dragged the woman toward
the ebankment. Meanwhile Mr.. Lyford
had walked into the water up to his
knees, and was able to reach the wo-
man with his cane, and to assist in
pu Hing her to the steps.
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h7n A week made at home by
MI/ the industrious. Best ilus>
ness now before the pn ic.
Cap:tsl not needed. We viii start
you. Mer, women, boys and girls
wanted ever, vh"re TO work for us.
Now is the time You can work IN
spare time, or give ycur whole time
to the business. No othfv business
will pay you nearly as vel. No one
can fail to moke enormous pay, by
engaging at one. Costly outtlt and
terms free. Money made fast, EASILY,
aud honorably. Addres fR2E y
Cl., Augusta, Maine.
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Notice.
We have received copy Of + Z
Murrsy's Great Republic Map. We
must say il is the best railroad, coun
t, and distance map that We have ever
seen. 1t is also complete map Of the
world.
Agents wanted in all the Southern
States to sell the great work. All
enc, grtic young men should write al
once for a circular. Address
PAGE & W00DW0RTH,
General Agents, Raleigh, N @.
The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10

A German prof essor asserts that
chloride of lime is good antidoto for
snake poison when introduced under
the skin near the wound. 1t may be
but Texans will cling to the old anti
dote which is introduced under the
nose, near the chin Noristoua Her.
all
The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10

WILLIAMSON, tAr) s o. WILLIAMSON, (lNl7 10
The 80 m train from Williamson viii
arrive in Tarbo;o at . 80 a m, allowing pas,
senrcrs TO connect with the 10 90 a m train on
the w 4 W Il r for Rocky Mount.
The 6 90 p m train from Tarboro connects
with the boats at WILLIAMSON for Norfolk via
FC,EN X X and intermediate points also at
Jamosyille with the J 4 W Railroad for Wash
in gteu and all points below.
This table may be changed at any time as
necessity and circumstances may require.
D0RSCH, Gent Supt.
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Family Groceries.

Iu fact, the ltrsest We have yet offered
to the buylug pablo.
In connection with ON Groceries we
keep fast class BAR, in which we
Keep at AL time, the very best Of LID
nors aud WiAes fDr me eilcin u and cul-
mary purposes. Pure North Carolina
Corn Wnskey.
COME ONE COME ALL
Examine our stock hefo' e buying else
Whe,e Fir ealng with al,
hemcmhe, the Old stand Blue
From, op.o te the Market House.
Bt2y"A receive oaIy il large con-
gnmrnt Of the celcbrpd d Richmond
sausage from Mcs-rs. V. llrehler Jr.
~ BIO, W. : DESaON3 n BRO.
Guiusi oro, n. G.
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ISAIAH u. HAYES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH n c.
RALEIGH, n. C.

Practices in the counties Of Wake,
Franklin, Vance, Granville, Durham,
and the Supreme Court. All bust
ness put into his hands will receive
prompt attention. Office south side
of the Court House.
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LOCAL BaIEF5.

To-day is Memo ial Day and bust
ness is generally suspended.
Miss Jennie Howell havin, been
quite ill for sometime, is, we are
pleased to state, conyalescing.
Persons with the mumps needn't
hold such stiff necks, for goodness
knows It's nothing to be so proud of.
The first excursion party of the
season lcft the city last night for Will
mington. We wish those participat.
Ing a pleasant time
The meeting uf the Grand Lodge,
G.. U. Q. O. f, Of North Carolina,
assemble d III the city yesterday morn.
ing at nine o'clock They are hand
some body of gentlemen.
DR.. w. IL. Moore, the great meji
cine discoveier, will visit Louisburg
on Saturday next, with view of in
PRODUCING his wonderful medicine to
suffering humanity.
Rev. G. johnson will leave the city
for New York next week to attend
the anniversary Of the American and
Foreign Bible Convention, which
meets at Saratoga on the 22d inst.
Rev. f. b. wilkins has closed the
revival at his church at Durham,
and on last Sunday baptized Il per
sons. There are still other candi-
dates waiting the administering of
the ordinance.
The Wilson Academy, of which
Prof. E. c. Simms is principal, will
close June 9th. Ye editor returns
thanks for the complimentary invita-,
ton from the worthy principal to
"orato" on the occasion.
At eight o'clock this morning, at
St. Pau1s a. NJ. E. church, by Rev. J.
D. Jlmmeison, Mr.. James Washing
ton and Miss Mary B. Snctsel We're
united in~ the bonds Of holy matri-
mOny.
The aldermen, Seventeen IN nun,
Der, eli, cted on last Monday, took the
oath of office on Tuesday. Five Of
the members of the board are colored
men Of ability. the new board will
hold its first me ting for the transac-
ton of business on Friday evening.
Let those who appreciate good
thing, look out for the Chesnutt
Bros, who will give series of their
delightful panoramic entertainments
next week. They have just COM
pleted a tour of the South, and We
hear from good authority that theirs
is the best exhibition on the road
Look out for them.
Miss Ada A. Newton, tho author
of "Es.a, or Estranged," writes that
she is preparing some articles for ex>
hibition at the next Fair. The chaps
ters Of the story of this accomplished
Young lady have been read with no
little interest, and certainly they
command for ber a place among the
best imaginary writers of the ladies
of the race. She promises other
stories.
The county commissioners at their
regular meeting last Monday voted
to submit to the qualified voters OF
r leigh st. Matthews, Marks Creek
and Liule River townships. the prop
osition to subscribe to the capita
stock of the Albema,le and Raleigh
Railroad. Raleigh township is to
subscribe $4,000 and the others $40,
600 each.
John White, better known as
"John jew" died at nklinton on
Monday, the 30th ult. lie was we'll
known by all of the citizens of Frank
linton, and many mourn his loss. He
had been in bad health for somo time,
but 10 one WAS expecting his death
so soon. John White was for long
time employed at the Franklinton
Hotel, and WAS well known by the
travelling public, and was much
thought of by the proprietors Of the
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GRAND MIDSUMMER SALE !!
PREPARING FOR THE FALL TRADE.

hErAhiN" 'oN iiiA '''''
Buy now and Pay when Cotton
Comes in.
200 PIANOS AND 800 ORGANS.
Thousands OF musical families
throughout North and South Caro-
lima are intending to purchase Pianos
and Organs in he Fall when cotton
comes in. Why wait? ? Buy at once
and enliven the long hot summer
months with music, and make the
"Harvest Home still more joyful.