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Articles of agreemel


between --- and -
for the purpose of becoming incorpora-
ted, according to the provisions of the
Code, under the name and style Of North
Carolina State Exposition, for the pur-
poses and in the manner hereinafter set
forth, that Is to say,
First: The corporate name of said cor
poration shall be "The North Carolina
State Exposition.
Second: The business proposed to be
done by said corporation IS the holding of
an Exposition of the products and indus
tries Of the State of North Corolina for
the purpose Of aiding the development
OF the resources of the State and induc-
ing the influx Of capital and desirable i'm.
migration into the State, and the doing
of such other matters and things and the
exercise Of such powers as may be ncces--
sary to the successful holding Of such
Exposition or may be incident to or grow
out of the holding Of the same.
Third Tke place where it is proposed
to carry on the business of said corpora
tion is at or near the city of Raleigh, in
Wake county.
Fourth: The length of tina desired
for the corporate existence Of said corpo.
ration is two years.
Fifth. The names of persons who have
subscribed to the capital stock of said
corporation are as follows:
Sixth; The capital stock Of said cor.
poration shall not exceed $25, 900 to be
divided into shares of $25. 90 each.
Seventh The stockholders in said cor.
poration shall not be individually liable
for the debts of the corporation.
Witness. &c:
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BETTER THAN WATER.

"llnderstandth that you had q fire at
your house yesterday" said q gentleman
to his friend Col. Snagwell.
"Yes, house caught fire.
Suppose the fremen did effective
work p
"No, they didn't get there in time"
"You threw water very promptly on
the flames, ehP"
"No, didn't use any water"
"How did you put it out pa
"Went out.
That's singular.
mot at all. The other day L bought
load Of kindling wood from a country
man. l had It cut up and stacked In the
kitchen. When | saw the FIRE burning
in that direction | felt pretty safe. and
l was not disappointed, for when Il reach
ed the kindling wood it went out. VI
The banner-enterprise. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1883-18??, 1884-01-26
THE LARGEST WATERFALL.

A paragraph is going the round of the
papers, says an English journal, to the
effect that America has long been the
possessors Of the largest tree. the largest
cave and the largest waterfall in the
world. This is quite mistake as to the
waterfall, and it will PROBABLY surprise
many Of our readers to learn that South
Africa possesses a waterfall very much
larger in every respect than the falls Of
Niagara. A memorandum in the haud.
writing of the late Mr.. Thomas Baines,
f. r. G. s., runs as follows:
1.-THE width Of the Victoria Falls is
1900 yards, or l4O yards more than
mile, the height is 400 feet. and the
height to which the spray clouds rise is
about 1900 feet. Niagara is $50 feet
high and 1000 yards wide, or 100 yards
more than mile"
So that the Victoria Falls are nearly
twice as wide as the Falls of Niagara,
and more than one and half times as
high.
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ings, with anchors made fast in the fair
haven Of rest, they shall take up the
new songs Of eternal life; then the souls
longings shall attain the ultima thule Of
its dreams and aspirations,
"And twill be sweet to lie down with the song
yet unsung. f .rf3
And wake lite first notes in Heavenly tongue, ~
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A WOMAN ROASTED ALIVE.
Distressing Accident IN Southeast Balti-
more THIS Morning. 49,

more This Morning. ,..
Baltimore Day, 2oth. l.
Mrs. Mary Sinclair. wife Of VIM. Sim
clair, an employee at the Calverton drove
yards, residing at No. 445 McHenfy street.
was terribly and, it is thought, fatally
burned about 10 o'clock this morning BY
her clothing taking fire at the kitchen
stove. Mrs. Sinclair was engaged in
some domestic duty, and in passing the
front of the stove her dress by some
means came in contact with the heated
Goals. She was not aware Of the accident
until she found her clothing ID blaze,
when she screamed loudly, and ran into
the street, Her agonizing cries Tor help
brought neighbors to her assistance, who.
finding they could not extinguish the
flames, tore her clothing from hef, when
she was found to have been burned almost
to q crisp from head to foot. DR.. Bosley
was summoned, and he thinks the result
will be fatal. fsi4yJ
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A medical writer suggests the use Of
oil of wintergreen, with an equal quantity
Of olive oil or soap liniment, as an appli-
cation for rheumatism.
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Sage tea, with little bay rum added,
makes good wash for the hair when it
inclines to fall out. II renders the hair
soft aud induces growth.
The banner-enterprise. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1883-18??, 1884-01-26

A good way to exercise the arms is to
swing them backwards and forward, touch
ing them each time.
The banner-enterprise. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1883-18??, 1884-01-26

Children or adults subject to ear. ache
should wear q little raw cotton in the
ears during this season.
The banner-enterprise. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1883-18??, 1884-01-26

People who are always preaching about
high heels should argue with the mules
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THE DEAD.

The following are the dead: Mrs. i.
G. Fair. of Kinzura junction, whose body
was burned beyond recognition, except
from remnants Of clothing, .fc. Z Mrs.
Katie Moran, Allen, Pa, body burned to
crisp-her body was found hanging
fast to window on the outside .ofa car.
in which had been Mrs. Lebias Jones, Of
Rev City, Pa, burned to acrisp
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PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE
STATE EXPOSITION.

BEFORE THE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT OF WAKE COUNTY
In The Matter of the hcorDoration of the
North Carolina State Eapostion
Articles of agreement, made and exc.
cuted thia-dav of--1Q21 hu and
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The National tribune., 1884-07-17

The paper of j. De Riviera & Co., commission
merchants, New York, went to protest on the
9Th inst. The firm was rated from $500. 900 to
S500,o00 Mr.. II. De Riviera says it can hardly
be called failure. The firm were large import
ers of sugar and large exporters TO Cuba.
Messrs- De Riviera & Co. state the suspension is
but temporary. The firm has on hand over
Sl.0Oo.0Oo worth and produce mostly sugar and
hemp.
At New York, on Saturday. VIM. NJ. Halstead,
VIM. A. Haines, John (. Myers and J. Edward
Bentley, composing the firm OF Halstead, Haines
& Co. importers and jobbers in dry goods at
No. 37s Broadway, filed an assignment for the
benefit of creditors to Lewis May with prefer
ences amounting to about $4l7,000 Among
the preferred creditors are the following:
Estate of John K. Myers, $102, s72; the Central
National Bank, $4,000; the Ninth National
Bank, $4,000; the First National Bank OF
Toms River, n. J., $4,000; II. C. Bennett &
Co., $4,000; Drexel Morgan & Co., So, 500
the employees of the firm, $7,515. The an
nouneement of the suspension was received
with much surprise among downtown business
men. The liabilities were said TO foot Up
81, 100000.
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TIE OLD WORLD.
Something About What is Going ON in this Busy
World OF Ours.

World OF Ours.
AT London, Saturday night Minister Lowell
gave the annual Independence Day banquet at
the American Embassy, which was posptonedon
the Fourth because of his illness There were
Ia guests present. Mr.. Lowell was in excellent
spirits, and did not diet except in the matter Of
wine, which his physicians have forbidden him
10 use for the present.-Should the British
House of Lords reject the franchise bill in the
Fall the Government viii dissolve Parliament
Immediately, and g general election will take
place before Christmas. Hungarian
Government has adopted q project to destroy
the rocks of the Iron Gate, the famous rapid or
cataract of the Danube. The work will cost
lo.o00.0O0 forms and win occupy six years.
The operations for the relief of Khartonm will
begin early in SepJember.-Mr. Moody, the
evangelist. sailed from Queenstown for New
YoTk.--Mr. Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburg
millionaire, and Mr.. Samuel Storey, Radical
NJ p. for Sunderland, have, it is reported,
cGarreled in their English newspaper enter
prise. This contemplated the establishment
throughout England of strong metropolitan and
provincial newspapers in the liberal canse.
Mr.Carnegie it is generally understood. was to
furnish the capital and SIR. Storey the editorial
and business management. 1t is now stated
that MIR. Carnegie has absolutely refused to
furnish money 10 buy out or start any more
newspapers because he has found his partner
too much OF q deDagogue in politics TO be en-
trusted with the desired eFangelization.
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The National Democratic Committee.

The following is the Democratic National
Committee constituted by the Chicago Conyen-
ton:
Alabama, Henry @. sempie; Arkansas, 8. w.
Fordyce; California, II. Z. Tarpey; Clorado NJ s.
Waller; Connecticut, w. II. Barnum; Florida
Samuel Pasco; Georgia, Patrick Walsh: Illinois,
A Corning Judd; Indiana, Austin III. Brown ;
Iowa. nj. III Ham; Kansas. G. w. Blair; Kentucky
Henry V. McHenry; louisiana b. f. Jonas /;
Maine, Edmund Wilson; Maryland, A. p. Cor
man; Michigan, DON M. Dickinson; Minnesota,
Fl, H. Keller; Missouri John g. Prather; Missis-
sippi, Q. A johnson; Nebraska James L. Boyd;
Nevada, Dennis T. Mccarthy; New Hampshire A.
W Galway; North Carolina, NJ. w. Ransom
Ohio. w w. Armstrong Rhode Island, J. II. Barn.
ably: South Carolina. Francis W. Dawson; Tennes-
see, Robert 8 Looney; Texas O. I. Holt; Yer
mont, Hon. y. b. Smaliey; Virginia John s. Bar
bour; West Virginia, Louis Baker; Wisconsin VIM
r Nilasi Arizona, w. X. Meade; District of Co
lumbia, VIM. Dickson, Idaho, John Haley; Da-
kota, M. II: Day; Utah, ]. 3. Peterborough; Mon
tana, VIM. Mccormick; Washington Territory j.
A. Kuhn New Mexico. not announced; Wyoming,
VIM. 4. Post.
The above committee were called to order
Friday night by w. II. Barnum, as tenn
porary chairman, and without transacting
any business adjourned to meet at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, July "a, when
permanent organization will be effected, and
members of the committee will accompany the
notification committee in its call upon the cam
didates.
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

| ia this city, on the evening of the 10Th inst.
The damage to the engines and cars Is esti-
mate q at $4,000.
AT Quebec, Saturday, Judge Caron delivered
his opinion in the case of John c. Emo, the flu
gitive New York Bank President, whose extra
dition was demanded on charge of forgery.
The application for extradition was denied, and
Emo set at liberty. The Judge held first that
the indictment of the New York Grand jury
was not sufficient to Justify commitment under
the treaty; and, secondly, that the testimony
Of the witnesses against Emo did not show that
the crime of forgery under the extradition act
had been committed.
At Dallas, Tex, on Saturday night. duel
with pistols was fought between W. ii. Beale
and man named Bowie in room the third
floor Of the National Hotel. The shots were
heard and the room was broken into Both
men were found lying dead. The pistol OF
each was found by bis side. Both were shot
through the heart and head Shortly prior to
the duel the men were devoted friends. few
minutes before the tragedy they had quarrel
and one was heard TO say, I'll kill you.
Soon after they retired TO the room. The
tragedy creates great excitement. Hundreds
of people surround the hotel. The cause of the
quarrel between the men is not yet known.
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

James Pyles' Pearline is not soap, but q
washing compounds great invention for saw
ing toll and expense without injury to the
texture, color, or hands. Pearline is the
champion of all compounds for washing In hard
or soft. hot or cold water, and without soap,
soda or other preparations In the families Of
miners nachinists, plumbers, painters, print
ers. farmers and laborers, Pearline is blessing.
1t is equally eficacious In washing dishes,
clothes or begrimed hands.
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Oar sa.io.sl War senrs goak

Contains all the famous war songs; i65 pages,
full sheet-music size, with piano or organ ac-
compartment Title page IN Eve colors repre-
seuting q stirring battle scene, worth alone the
price Of book. Price, postpaid. ninety cents
Also. Blaine and Logan Songsters. s. Brain
ards Sons, 156 State ST., Chicago, III.
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

Many medicines now on the market owe
what virtue they possess to the presence of
powerful and poisonous drugs. HUNTS Kid
ney snd Liyorl REnEDY is purely vegetable.
and VIII not injure the feebiest and most deli
cate person.
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Diamond i've. sin coror anxt,,,

any color, and never fail The easiest and best
way to economic. l0c. at all druggists. Wells,
Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt Sample
Card, 30 colors and book Of directions for 2 cent
starnD
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~send 70,

B- Send for our Self Measurement for
the Grand Army suits advertised in NATIONAL
TRIBUNE July 3. James Wilde, jr., 81 Co., Cor.
State and Madison Sts., Chicago. Ill
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The Magazine.

The Eaetish Illustrated Maqasine-The con-
tents of the. July number of this popular maya
zine published by Macmillan & Co, lI2 Fourth
Avenue. New York; are: "'fhe Seine Boat,-a
Perilous Moment" frontispiece, from a draw
ing by G. Napier Henry The Royal Collec-
ton OF Miniatures at Windsor Castle" (ilIus.
trsted) An Unsentimental Journey Through
Cornwall" by the author of " John Halifax.
Gentleman" (illustrated); "The Weasel and
His Family" liiiustrated); Martin Light
foot's Song" Charles Kingsley The Author
Of Beltraflio,D by Henry james: i" How Bone
is Built" by Donald MacAlister; " The Arm
orers 'Prentiees," by Charlotte III. Ycnge
Denioresfs for August is capital reading, and
the picture in oil, entitled "A Feather in Her
Cap" makes very pretty frontispiece Among
the contributors are Ella Wheeler. Phoebe d.
Mutt aud Bessie Chandler, and the number
shows an admirable variety of stories sketches
and poems. The fashions are fully described
and illustrated.
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

yxyANTED-Agents for The PluEled Knight ard
w Forty hounds, anew campaign badge 3 cts each
or per dz C6as Saber Jr., sole sgsnt "a olive Sta
ST. Louis Mo.
Mention Tis National Tribunc.
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NXTANTED-Agentsfo for the beautiful book, Mother
wv Home sntl Heaven" The work OF best authors. A
choice volume, elegantly illustrated Worth its weight
In geld for home. a. C. TREAT, 10 Clark ST. Chicago
Mention The National Triburs.
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HOW TO GROW FINE CELERY. By Mra. H.
I'd crider, York, Pa Price % cents.
This Is really valuable treatise, einbody.
ing the results of many years Of successful ex.
psrience by Mira Order.
The National tribune., 1884-07-17
RECENT LITERATURE.

yICKsBURG. A Poem. By C. A. Hobbs. A. NJ
Published by J. Fairbanks & Co., Chicago Price
= Ia CLOTH Sl.75.
This Ii war book of more than usual
merit. Its author was First Sergeant of Co. B,
99th Ill, and served creditably through the
campaign he describes SO well He has added
20 this actual knowledge Of war careful literary
training and an undeniable talent, which makes
his work an exceptionable one in many WAYS
The poem opens with council of Gen Penn
berton and his officers, held just after the fail
IRE Of all but the final attempt 10 reach the
nights in rear of VicksbuTg. The rebel off,
GERS ara jubilant over the many defeats Of the
Union commander. While they arc rejoicing
there comes the sound of heavy guns-the
transports are running the batteries.
Then, in pleasantly flowing words LIS told
the ever-memorable story Of the march across
the peninsula in front of yicksburg, the at
tack upon and capture of Grand Gulf the bat
ties Of Champion Hills and the Big Black. and
the closing the lines around the fated city
Then comes vivid, faithful descriptions of the
siege works, the bloody assaults the frightful
commandment, and, at last. the surrender, and
the book closes with the pean of rejoicing:
Thus ours was the gallant city,
Be II ours while time shall be,
AND the great. glad river sweeps on forever
Unvexed 10 the fetterless sea.
The poem has received the highest praise
from the press and the soldiers who served in
the Ficksburg campaign. Gen. Logan, in a
letter TO the author. praises it highly
THE LABOR QUESTION. By Wendell Phil,p.
Published by Lee Sheppard, Boston, Mass
Price - cents.
This is one Of Wendell Phillipps's best efforts,
published in neat pamphlet form, uniform in
style with his other lectures published by this
firm
HOW TO CHOW FINE CELERY BY Mrn. H
I'd crider, York, Pa Price . cents.
This is really valuable treatise. enbody-
/ ing the results of many wears of an ccassfnl ey
1 r1eriepoe nv Mra rr;da. -
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

THE LABOR QUESTION. By Wendell Phillips
Published by Lee & SHEPPARD Boston, Mass
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

This is one Of Wendell Phillippss best efforts,
published in neat pamphlet form, uniform in
style with his other lectures published by this
firm
The National tribune., 1884-07-17

A FIRE at Toledo on the 9th inst. DESTROYED
S0000.oG0 feet Of lumber. The losses are as
follows: Mitchell & Rowland. $4,000, insnr-
aDce. @25----- Nelson Holland q Co., LOCO.
fully insured J. B Kelly, $4,000. fully in
suned- ever 5000 600 worth of property was
5eopardized by the ere. IL is supposed TO have
originated nom passing tngboat
Lizzie Nay, Of conshohocken. Pa, whose
father, after making improper advances 70 her,
cruelty stabbed her on Saturday night and
then committed suicide, died the following
day.
Jerry Patrande. aged 61, and his son Frank
aged ls. were instantly killed and Joseph Mas
cotte was fatally injured al Collins's stone
quarry. in Burlington, Vt, on Saturday. by 5
powder explosion. The men were tampinq 3
charge consisting of a keg OF powder for blast
when ~ exploded and The Patrandes were
blown 90 feet IN the air. while Msscotte was
thrown distance of SO feet. and buried under
masses OF stone.
A collision, attended with tho loss Of three
lives and the serious injury % number oi
ether persons, occurred on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad within few blocks Of itz depot