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BROS, Aucnoneerz

II
Tl,usTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
VS. VS. 5FATh s II 4 HE sTREE
NORTHEAST.
on the fourth t4thJ day OF November, A. b TILL
thousand eight hundred and eshty-two QeS2 IL
and duly recorded in Lber numbered 1925. toto LII
SEQ land records Of the Dh trict VI Co
Of . ns s. sd aesa Of
Pnb1e Tpftl9 u ff9nt q the premises on THh
Der 4. 1855 al the noun Of FIVE Is, O'CLOCK
p NJ of said day the foIlowingdescr!bed real
Columbia, to wit: All of os numbered ,wentysix 'S5
In Moses kelley's subdivision Of square numbered
recorded in Libsr III. d. c." numbered one o. at
ors office of the said District SUBJECT however, TO
prior deed Of trust bearing date the day Of De-
bered es2 at folio IFS ct SEQ one Of said land rec
ords securing an Indebtedness of three thousand and
and $1,000 dollars of said indebtedness, the
OF 81 tot per cent per anhum until paid after the
Of interest on the remaining ninety t$eW dollars Of
said Indebtedness amer the ninth day Ut December, A
Terms Of sale: one-third 0a) Of the purchase money
Ia cash AM he balance thereof IN six Gl and twelve
TWO notes Of the pure assr for equal amounts mus be
b a,
trust on said real estate to satis,tiono all
bred siOD dollars viii BE- required Upon acceptance
OF bid. reserve the right to resell The said real es-
sgh, Is days from the day Of sale after ten 1Cj days
notice by advertisement Ut the risk and cost Of the
defaultng purchaser All cOnveyaucinx TO be at the
purchase 5 cost. CHARLES II. KNIGHT,
auzI-d.S.is Trustee.
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TW >
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING House. No.
239 TENTH STREET SOUTH EAST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF -
the District Of Columbia. passed ON the 2Slh day .
OF July; y; D. $50, in equity cause No. 1891. E:&
Will sell at public auction, la front Of the pr, niseS
ihs VI Gsa Sa f T Fl
DAY OF PTtMBER, 1885. at HALF-PA T
FIVE OCLOCk p. NJ: lot number i3 of the subd-
vision made by John w. Vanhook and william "
Metcalf June 18Th 1854. of square 944, reco ded
IN the surveyors office Of the strict Of Columbia,
proved BY atwostory Frame House and used q prl-
vate dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
must be paid In cash the baance In two equal in
staimeDts OF one and for which the Of
the purchaser bearing interest six per cent from
the day of SALE Will be taken. all cash. the option
OF purchaser The trustee will retain q lien the
property sold until the terms complied with and
The purchase money pad in full. deposit OF $50
must be made ON day of SALE Terms of sale must be
complied with within seven days or properly will be
80 at cost of defaulting purchaser. Conveyancng
and recording at purch ,ser's cost
VEDANTUS B. EDWARDS, Trustee
. b33 18th St NV, Room 10. COrcoran Building.
au2i-d&ds DUNtANSON BROS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
:AIYEP a WILLIAMS 4 co, Auctioneera.

WAITER h WILLIAMS CO. A"cf'oneera
THREE. HANDSOME wALNuT, e GH xilfREI
HHpdHI dTsT MAdHer Il Flush: MA bS6n
HsHT ffSkkffAAss s?ak
TSsssIsS fS.H HA[E A sll15 aSsk LAT
$iE$ s$ATE s5 5SEsEss ss
FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
THREE SSeobDYfhB n SCI CARPETS, MAT
On TO:MoRRow MORNING.. coMAIE lSyf aSs
with,n our ssiesroom, the above named
Wees 9 Co, Aactionos1s,
OF FANCY dooDs. cLoxKs, g.; &C,
sAruaSS2SsS 1sSH Asn 4fsS SS
nUNcANsoN Bros. Aucsoneers.
4ss ey kShf1 Eg9b1sos sso isss f sTkEEf
EsssSsAaf f1Ah04 asSsf
WE 60 4Eg RoSsts
L. 4FasEEE E 5 ST fSSsar TAT RACE
T., T. WALNVT sIDEBOARDS, WALNUT
cH Chairs cR AThKHss22s AND Abd dEAssWxkE.
NJ, HAIR AMP OTHER MATTkE ssEs. -or, vr
SETS. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS QN Elk,
GGEnL,ILEN T., 0kDEK I THR0E9H0UTTTs T TIl
&C. BLING THE CONTENTS OF ~ ROOMS,
On WEDNEsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
s 81 I. commencing et TEN O'CLOCK we VIII
hea q al the Wen Kept
m,nre easp,t. &C. contained therein to which we re-
spetttully Call the at enu IN Of buyers
The house will be open for inspection on Tuesday,
September LIST, from 4 until pm. au2S-4t
T'HoAdAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
ONE KENTUCKY HORSE AT AUCTION.
T.NtORkOW SATURDAY, ACGUSTTWE
NINTH. 1855, AT TWELVE NJ. in front of sales
To- ms, Will sell one dark chestnut Horse. seven
years, i y hands. warranted sound, kind and easy
driver, and has be III used a. q hunter 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
TOMORROW.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

rI>HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SMALL LOT OF FUR
NdTTRE BEDDING. ToILETwARE. ICE
On nH sATURpAT. AUGUST TwENrY-NrNrH,
1885. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, In front Of sales
rooms / Will sell . lot Of Furniture Bedding, Ice
Chest Toilet ware and sondries.
By order Of VIM A. pKcAINpRY Secretary Of
Board Of United states Executive Departments ~
sn.S.st THOMAS DowLINa. Auction.sr.
& BENsINGEE, Auos,onssf o,o
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
WAGON HARNESS, &c, DC, EVERY TUEs-
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NORM
INGs At TEN O'CLOCK. kEaAkDLEas OF
Parties having Horses, Carriages or Wagons 70 ds-
pose Of will find this the best method. We have
stany hand at private sole large and we'll nseOr-
ed stock Of Wagons Carriages. Buxges Harneas, &C..
&c. Sy2S.tm
TlHoMAs BOWLING. AucnOnssz
SEVERAL NEW PARLoR SUITES. CHAMBER
AND OTHER FURNITURE. MATTRESSES,
MIRRORS. CARPETS, STOVES, &c, AT AUG
On SATURDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-NINTH,
1885, At Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. In front Of sales
rooms, Will sell general assortment OF above goods
Also.
Two crates Of Stone China and Majolca Ware, Gus
padores, &C., &c.
Also,
At TWELVE NJ,
Horses Carriages, Harness, &C., &c.
LSO,
au27-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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BARLEY FOR San CARLos-At the urgent re-
quest Of Inspector Armstrong, the commits
sioner of Indian affairs has authorized the pur-
chase Of 1880 bushels Of barley for tho San
Carlos agency in Arizona. The Indians want
this grain for seed, and the Inspector thinks
they should be encouraged In their agricultural
aspirations.
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.U N A RID NE.

4 ! " a n l. N Il.
NOTICE
ru, LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIN.
Pool, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. N r. NEW YORK.
STEuRIA....SRt, Aug. 20 ETRURIA....Sat., SEPT. %
SERVIA........s sat. Sept. 5SERvIA... sat. Oct s
SALLA Sat, sept. 12iALLI.A....JSNt, Oct. 10
aaSShANlA sat. Sept. 10 AURANIA....SaS. Oct Ia
ASn r EvEkY SATURDAY FROM NEN YORK.
hAiES OF PA6SAGE-Cabin-Q6O $50 aud 800
@TSSsoIuIhg 10 accommodations.
ran Y and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu-
nrough bills of laden given for Belfhst, GlAagow,
ana ~, Antwerp and other ports the Copsnsnt.
~IH !oL ~ eoiterIanean ports
ofsCa NNesnt and passage apply at the Company!
Cnh'S no: Bowling Green, Of both Storage and
Wss sh no OTIS BIGELOW CO., eos 7th street.
VERsdSN i. BROWN 4 co, New York,
.noA Measrx OTIS BtGELOW 4 Co
6O6 9Th street, WA1hinytoe.
TO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE. - :,
rCHHEAP. SNORT AND Attractive nourE.
~~'"'on' newport, NarraGansett Pier and a15Acene
r~r.,A resorts by the sea.
OF TGEsbx q 'Fii R1SzY zs. 2 SO f. 81;
. nans in Norfolk with the arstc3ao pa6sngsF
~ r.I pr erkshife and JOINS Hopkins
~ nsOvsoence, S13; round txi0. f0l
~ oSson Wa Providence, ga: round trin. ga
kcU t0Ho0ee peA1n and eaafaRooR 60rth
susnI ,naFmation Inquire q oliico Nh uroot
%o,ra sasphons No 7z61 VIZ WKiE4
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Judge stallo Reaches Rom

ROME, August 2s.-Judge Stallo successor Il
William Waldorf Aston, as US. minister 3
Italy, has arrived here.
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RANGE OF THE TdERMoxErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readtnkt Ct the signal ONCE to-day:
Am, 6S.4; am. 54.S; IL am. 70.6; PM,
1914; maximum. 76.S; minimum COS.
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Living Witnesses Testify.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. Il. 81.
! have tried Bradfeid'- Female Reg
uiator. and find IT splendid. and all you
claim for it. Respectfully.
MATTE \. Lowe.
Due West, : G Nov. II, 81.
have used one tot.!. of your Female
Regui~ tor. and can recommend il to the
p.+hHc ,s beng specific for the dis
cases OF women cry lraiy,
uF..Et SMIlu.
Southland, Tex. NoY II. 81.
have been taking your Female Reg
~ulator, and lAink it a great medicine.
Have RECON- .ae d-d ito several Of NV
friei.c-. wan Aaveu ed it vi h the most
happ' -7Uls Yours truly.
+. NJ. NHATLEY.
N"h,terviI e. Tex, Nov. II. 81.
having used goL,r Female Regulator
nth great success aud also the Moth
ers fIicrd with the sarnn result. / send
you MY thaGks ard best wishes Think
every female should know Of MS boon
to woman, namely. Braiheid's Female
Regulate and the Mothcrs' Friend.
Respectfully. MKs. JAS. THOMSON.
Linton, Ga, Nov. 10. 81
! mage been using your Female Regu-
lattr tof some tif4e nth the best Of re.
suits aud lind it t. be Just what Won
claim for 1t t1te-womah's best friend
Respectfully. Mis- W. l.. RFApFs.
tre are constantly receiving such
voluntary testimony.
Send for our T eatis- on the Diseases
Of Woman-maI ed free 4 tdres..
BEAuIIELD RFGCLAroR ca.
H'F - Atlanta. ia.
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The WRONG MANA perfect shower
of letters assures US We have done injus-
tice to Mr.. jesse Hinnant of Johnston
county. He was not the Republican
member of the Legislature, cit seems
that Mr.. B. r. Hinnant was the Republi-
can member whom we had in mind1: and
be Is now a Democratic member of the
Board OF county commissioners of that
county.
Further, we learn from Bro. Arrendell
that Ex-Sheriff VIM. Dinnant after fall
ing behind in his accounts, made over his
property, including his handsome new
house in S%mithfeld, to meet the deficit.
This was honorable and proper.
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CLAWS DEGENERATE DESCEND
ANTs.-All the gFaadsons Of Henry
Clay were dissipated- The brightest OF
them was Henry, who was shot dead III
Il barrOOm not long ago. 1t is recalled
that james, the eldest was at one time
engaged to Miss Maggie, daughter OF
Senator Beck. His habits compelled
her to break off the engagement. When
her marriage with young Mr.. C~orcosan,
nephew of the banker. was arranged,
Clay SEM him word that the ceremony
should never occur. So fearful was Miss
Beck of some tragedy at the church that
when she arrived at the door she did
not wait to have her wraps thrown
around, but ~nervously threw open the
carriage door and ran into the vestibule.
1t was a cold, raw Gay, and she caught
a cold. which resulted in her death be-
fore the honeymoon was over. The
young mans threat did end in a trag-
edy.'-Augusta Gao Chronicle.
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STOCK FANCIERs OF RALEI0H.-On
Friday there was a meeting in the office
of Stronach' warehouse, - TAX step
for the organization of a cattle club.
There were present Messrs. j. NJ. Heck,
Charles II. Belvin, w. e. Stronach, g..
W. i}lacknall James Mckee. T. Henry
Briggs, W. G. Upchurch. Colonel Heck
was called to the char aud Mr. Belvin
was chosen secretary. Remarks were
made by all the gentlemen present. /
resolution was offered by Mr.. ". G..
Stronach that a cattle show be held here
on the 18th inst. 1t was adopted and it
was decided co have the display from II
a. m. to $50 p. M, at the large stables
of Mr.. Ed. II. Lee, on South y lining
ton street, which that gentleman has
kindly rendered for use at that time. All
the eows and calves shown at the stables
will also parade on Fayetteville street, SO
that they may be seen to the best advan
tage.
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STATE MEDICAL ~pgIEfN- The 32i
annual meeting oi the Medical Society
OF the state OF North Carolina viii be
held III Durham on Tuesday 10Th lay o'
MAY. y. ID. lSSa. Nicu1cisl#p To thI-
society, optional t. lIvcutat,~ q, the
State Board Of Medical examiners, which
meets At the same time and place. The
report Of thr Stat. Board of Health will
be heard, snd : JOINT conference held
herewith on Wednesday at IL o'clock
a. IN. The auuual Grafton VIII bc de-
lilered On Wednesday evening. The
railroads extend the usual oourtr,5c-.
WALTER &. MURPHY. NJ. -.
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>troascr than tht oceans rl
Deeper than the aoean , Sigh,
SAoE tbs anc, su INV ~u'
let me 10 tbs bosom Z
First in mursF45~ ~sft aui is
As bird with tyoAru w7ak.
lt-p ! it> true tay, : ayertaw
Simply to tty heart J cling
Then. - many >oue~ o one,
R~e the uusac, tai and free
Leave "a leave me not alone.
Facing life mad destiny
Place Thy stronger han Ia mine.
Steel Thy heart agAiust the Zoe,
Max he ; clou3cA midday Il uc
Nt,h H. sunset : a~itcrcian.
- the c~aU4gertug m0ruius twilight
Broke upon our waking eyes
Singing sea-b.3su ~aUE> 81 midnight
O. 4 love that never dies
u Iils U,a5l 3aarHr
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MODERN PRovERBs.-A white lie
often makes a black story. It's a poor
musician who can't blow his own trum-
pet. he who would eat the egg must
first break the shell Every back has
its pack. Pens and ink out Of reach
avoid many a breach. Look after your
wife; never mind yourself, she'll lock
after you. The present is the child Of
the past and the parent of the future.
The want of money is the root of much
evil. Egotism is an alphabet with one
letter, If you'd know a mans charac-
ter follow him home. Better a line of
sense than a page of nonsense. The
surest road to honor is to deserve It.
Only whisper scandal and its echo is
heard by all. It's not the clock with
the Ioudest tick that goes the best.
Signs are poor things to fly with, Home
is the rainbow Of life. Don't complain
of the baker until you have tasted his
bread. They who live in a worry invite
death by hurry.-L0nd0n Truths Prize
Selection.
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...Ccluubla. , g., Aprli ~ \
special 70 the heuISt,r from Sp~artanhurg,
this State, says that Isaac \. GOODWIN,
a young man living in that county, has
been arrested upon a charge of numbering
his father, a farmer OF S~prlngdale, La
fayette county, Miss, in December, lNNo
Goodwin ha, been living IN = artanburg
county fof me past Two years onlei a'
assumed name. ne VIII DC '"Ncu 10
MISSISSIPPI lor 'l'a'
...ibe President appointed a mum
Der 81 conSuiS. including nor, it'bfi' l."
Nlthers, o. irginia, 70 lions N"ns'
emma F"r the next h'cai year the
number OF ordinary postage Stamps re-
CURED IS i'2,3I3,i ~. OF pe"SEAper ana
perlodlcaI stamps, 30, $50, oil postage
dan stamps, I2,949, 80 and al SPECIAL
4eilVery stamps, 5000 zoe. ! he
rharges preferred against Archi'oct
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THE VALLEY Mutual. This com
pany has had a lucky experience. Al
though subject to the white light of sus-
plclon by reason of the many failures
among Southern comp anies shortly after
the War, 1t has gained year by year; and
to-day stands high in popular favor. SO
does its State Agent-Mr. Geo. G. Jor
dan. From old journalistic experience
he Knows the State thoroughly; and the
names Of a column Of prominent persons
insured by him (recently published)
shows that he knows his business.
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APPOINTMENTS.

The selection of Ex-Congressman John
Goode to be Solicitor General, Utce Sam
uel +. Phillips was a serious mistake IN
several respects First, Mr.. Goode had
no special attributes to command the
nomination, except in that he was an Ex-
Congressman, consequently aware of the
methods whereby such matters are man
aged in Washington. Second; his State
did not call for it. That he may be quail
fled and suitable for the ofhce we do not
doubt: but that he was the best man for
the place, and the man who ought to
have had it, VIC much doubt. Indeed We
feel assured he was not. The selection
of S. L. Phillips of North Carolina as the
Republican Solicitor was wise and judi
cious. The selection of j Judge Daniel u.
! Fowle of North Carolina to succeed him
as Democratic Solicitor would have been
still more wise, in many respects. The
office would have been fifty filled. The
South would have been suitably recog-
nized in that Department which has har-
ried US outrageously. The old Wing
element of North Carolina would have
had recognition in the person of one Of
its ablest and least rewarded leaders.
Finally the State and the South would
been gratitied by the selection. Every
North Carolina journal we have picked
up the past week has regretted the neg
| lect Of Judge Fowle. The State had
urged his name through the press,
through its Legislature, through its Rep
resentatives in Congress.
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WEDDINGS At the residence of Mr..
Thos. j. Mofitt, in Randolph county. on
the 2Gth of April, by Hugh T. Mofitt.
J: P, Mr.: Henry A. Bland, of Manly,
n. G, to Miss Fanny f. Hatch, daughter
Of ": IL. Hatch, Esq - Married, in
the Episcopal church at Faison, n. c.,
on Wednesday, April %, Mr.. W. l..
Thorpe, of this county, to Miss Minnie B
Holmes--A delightful affair at Mt.
Mayo, Halifax county, April Is: the mar
riage of Henry Paul Darlington ESQ.
and Miss Nellie, daughter of L. Y. Wat,
kins Esq. Rev. DR.. John S. Watkins
of Raleigh conducted the ceremony. Mr.
Abram Venable Jr., of Oxford, was one
of the Attendants; and we notice the
names of many prominent families amone
those present.
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MURDERERS ATTEMPT To BIZ

MURDERERS ATTEMPT TO BREAK Jan.
-Asheville, \. c., May Ed Ray aud
w. A. Anderson, confined in Jail here
under sentence of death, made a desper
ate effort last night to escape, but were
foiled. To-day the sheriff received in
structions to guard the jail with a strong
force. Troops will be used for this our
pose if necessary, and these received no.
tlce this evening to be in readiness in case
their services were needed Ray apd
Anderson have many friends in this sec.
ton who may attempt to release them.
The men are now held pending an appeal
to the Supreme Court.
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Raleigh, \. c., l4th April. 1855.
In compliance with Section 8 Of San
Act to consolidate the Insurance laws
OF North Carolina I certify that the
above is a true extract from the sworn
statement OF the Valley Mutual Life
Association on December 3lst. 1883,
now on file in this Department.
w. J.. SAUNDERS.
Secretary Of State.
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For the Farmer O
OBITUARY

Died, ne.r the school house, where he
was teaching, April the 18th, 1885, Mr.
j. @. Howard, OF Sampson county, sud
denly of heart disease in the 18th year OF
his age.
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The Elections.

A light vote everywhere 4n Monday;
and a p~erceptible lcssening of party ten
sion. In a considerable number OF
towns an independent ticket won; while
in others no opposition ticket was run.
In Raleigh the day vas SO quiet that
we should have forgotten to vote but for
accidentally seeing the handsome City
Attorney, in a shiny black beaver ex-
planning the merits of the Graded School
to 4 couple of confirmed old bachelors.
AS a matter Of course the school act,
or amendment, carried by a large ma
jority-90l to 35.
The Democratic nominees also OF
course went through without contest.
The vote ran First Ward: Capt. W.
n. S~nellings lSS; V. Ballard lS6; L. O.
Aiorinc lS6 Third Ward. Z. b. Engle-
hard Ill; g. Dial. Rand Ito; j. Frank
Redford, G. Ed. Leach, and W. n. Jones
100. FfH Ward. j. Stauiy Wynne
$40; e. b. Edwards 233; John W. Hor-
ton 232. REPUBLICANS; Second Ward:
John r. Ray, n. f. Roberts, colored.
Reuben Cole c0lOred. Mr.. L. {. Bag
we'll got the highest vote on the Demo
cratic side, viz. IL. Fourth Ward :
NJ. Bowes, James II. Jones, aolored.
NJ. \. DunstOn.
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WHERE MELANCHOLY BROoDs.-Who
hath woel Who hath sorrow Who
hath contentious? Who hath babbling2
Who hath wounds without cause? Who
hath redness of eyes2 They that tarry
long at Washington; thee that yearn for
the elusive Consulship; they that reach
with Inefficient fingers to grasp the fading
and mercurial post office.
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r-1- nHree TWO Doors Below fuckers Hall.
- .anartun.n,s inserted for two
cents a word, each week.
nom,
NJ VI no.tordav
wa;a = having
;aonoo ro-,a;nted
"' r. rom.or, hos
~ IN raa;do
On wnm;an,on
MT 'a' i"I' n"IN:~L !. cao.iJo1
yc9''i"'J
A telegram 10 the N," -
says Li'oh "t''' 'ol'' wiz ~
% a' '"'''"A'
jas H. OsGoou " Co'' cnC wen
known Boston puolSiref'' "a'' ~
SI3o,ooo.
Skating Carnival at W /. 9troiiaeh >
Tobacco NafehouSe 'hI' "IS''' "''N
and OF oxford Asylum.
Another six-story building tumbled
down in Brooklyn yesterday, killing and
burning some 30 to 40 persons.
r,,,Lar of commit
mcntary notices of Judge Walter Clark
have been made by the State press.
Mrs Co,nelu. Vanderbilt, WIDOW Of
+lo.,ll nlto,,i,. died last week, She
w,y,, Alabama Ldv.-I;ev. DIR. Alex.
Y Rankin. = noted divine. also died last
week.
-F,am Secretary + /. Castcx, we
bavo rho courtesv Of = ticket 10 "~nrinp
Raoosn oftna Eastern Carolina Fair As.
eo.;o+;o, ~, Gold.boro Nav & and 7th,
80.
The Board of Education, we under
stand, adopted the A $. Barnes Pri-
mary work on Physiology and Hygiene
for use in North Carolina public schools
inc "iS'i "oiN "@9 i'i' III 00'S""00
The trial OF young Ciuverlus IL
Richmond is drawing great interest. W.
sornlv rogret that the fair fame IF Dixi,
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aIlou'o DC S'Alueu ny SOCIAL CRIMES Sucn
as have broker out since the New South
idea came in.
p LaouL roHu.u ~
Amounted one of tha Directors Of I'll,
Western Insane ASYLUM; and its a bull
selection, for he is honest and fearless
but-wel, of course, all of the frater
nifty are liable to 90 to such places.
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w.
"'' Il "u.CN nav i'tulNeu 70 i'poii
n''i'' Nh'' NINA Jones ol Ch"'
a. c..
-noa
CIV" F'''o' ~" " III to"9 A"o' l
'o'nP"'"'.ol Vi pii9 slo"l injuries recelN
!" i"''''u "'0i"en iNS' year
IL writes from Washington a
follows Col. Thomas S. Kenan, lat
Attorney General OF North Carolina, al
Krnan b has homes ru of socnr Gnu'i : aud 20 90
sition in the department of i%nstico
Col. john \. Sloan has received tn
ta"Uo pionn90u 'oHie tune ago - 0ecre
0 great excitement 10 Eng
idnu o'er tne DacN-DoWn OF Mr.. Glad
'Cone so'eln"eu' 10 relation to the Al
S"'" u'pu'c anu HIS agreeing TO ca
..Ic 'u"ln'' '"e na
E+. ~" 'i'oS'ouc
J., p,rr~Y~ ~ II PICS an
ola feIlnw i .n,laroxiaan
to get raady 70 fabt
Hha' Is tae eaten TINS Court
'c'nn: we asked OF Sheriff Ill. {
N'""'S S's'eiuaS "heh he made HI
o"t,? neHe"al WISH. hath
0S - "iNe' we just lahde'
TNI,' Ae"' 0ol l III Slad TO sa.
large a number. We have = oniat an,
we'll behaved county. JUDGE Shenher,
complimented our people. and thnv 20
turn the compliment
The Ranroso,to+iro 90 await.
civilization" who do1;ah.
..Sonthern Tawlossnos. ,,T, q
nm sbnttors avon tha;n ~
dows Tho torooroma a.:.l WI"
week told Of ''e pas
oftbo
aon,h1:nc Lny.a. i io'
monborS % In;ant 800 Se' era
rowdyiom ord oaaan1. -
o,n.;oa ""i'e oi 'he eA
oor .baN 'i0 'llee'o u
Gov shootiaI "'OlG''iS VI o'aV
oroo oftsa n"I ne oreahlh:
+ho nnrao ~ mus u Ayhchers
h. tm~- 0ApieSS messenger
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-06

New YORK MARKETs.-Money | per
cent; cotton dull at 104(aIIc; wheat, un
graded red S9(a$l o.; Southern flour
barely steady at 81 25(a4 90; corn, uu
graded 56(a57ic; rosin steady at 81 05(a
| or, spirits turpentine stegdier at 321c.