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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

N fellow YOUR own impulses in this
matter N YOU would have had the
strike ended ere TINS: Inose
who advise You do not mingle with the peo'
ME, They do not care for the people
You have been warned that your hfe Is In
danger.
PAY NO ATTENTION TO SUCH TALK.
M man who has the interest Of his coun-
trv AZ heart would harm q hair OF your
head But the system which reaches
ont on ali sides gathering IN
the millions of dollars Of treasures
and keeping them out Of the legitimate
channels Of trade and commerce. must oie
and the men whose money Is invested IN
enterprisss winch stock gamohng
has troubled, make common cause win
tboss who have been denied the right to
earn enough to provide the merest neces-
saries of life for home and for family
When | saw to you that we will meet you
in the courts, I do not speak rashly. have
taken counsel from the best legal minus
of the United States. We are prepared 10
face you before the courts and now a"ait
vnur action in the matter. This IS no
threat. l play no game OF bluff or chance
I spend for 100000 organized men
who are ready to pay ou'
he last farthing in order thai
Justice may prevail. You have 1t IN your
power 10 make friends of these men by
acting the part of the msn BY taking this
matter into your own hands. Will you do 80
and end this strife, in the interest OF hu
manity and our common country lt IS
your duty to brush aside every oOatacIT'
assert your authority and take this matter
10 your hands, settle every grievance restore
every man to his place except those VINO
have been engaged in the destruction OF
or who have broken The laws
viii you do this2 You can then make
rules and agreements With your
men which will forever preclude the
possibility Of another such disastrous con-
iict ss this one has proved itSelfto be.
remain, ve:y truly yours.
T. V. PowDERLE,
G. N. W. X Of l..
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To p.noones oIad.ton.'s Scheme.

LONDON, April l4-Rrtensivs arrange.
neuts have been made for the meeting
called BY the Loyal Patriotic Union, to be
held in Her Msies,ys Theatre tonight, fr
the purpose Of denosbcing Mr.. Gls Jstops's
Irish Home Bale scheme. -Four thousand
persons viii be present. sbich 10 al the
theatre viii hold. Eight thousand sppli-
cations for tickets 70 ths meeting have
been received In the thes,er red bsn-
ner bearing the inscription ~Quis Separ.
sbit spans tho arch Of the proscenium,
and On each aide hangs huge Union Jack
Earl Co~per viii pretiie over the meeting,
and Lord Salisbury and Lord Harrington
viii occupy seats on either sids.
The second reading Of Mr.. GIsdaose's &
Home Bale bin in the House Of Commons
has been postponed until May 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
Trains Running Almost as Before the
Strike.

Trains Running Almost as Before the
Strike.
Sr. LOUIS, April l4.-Tne situation In
East St. Louis today remains shout un-
changed fram that on prtv.ous days since
the arrival OF the military, viii the exceF-
ton that the various reads are in better
shape 10 do business and ere doing more.
The switch sngipes in the various yards
are busy snd the resumption Of business
seems more probable than at any time
since the strike. A great drawback, and
the principal one to the various compa-
nies in fully resumipg, is the inability OF
the St. Louis Bridge Company
ard the Belt Line to afford sufficient
transferring facilities across the bridge and
river sad i3orr the level 10 the various
Yards. The bridge coRpaGy employed q
few more new men yesterday aud also 9
few more this morning, but cannot do all
the business required OF il. The Belt Line
and the Bridge Company requires sixteen
switcbmeu oD each side of the river to do
the necessary work and the number Of men
now employed is inadequate. The official
saws that this state Of affairs is not because
The men do rot desire &c .et2rn to work,
bat because they are afraid to do 80 TOR
fear Of the consequences after the militia
shall be ordered away. The business oi
| the dicerent roads yesterday exceeded thai
OF any previous ssy s;nc2 the strike and
from appearances early this mesniRg q
s,ill more conplets resumption OF treigh
trsE. can be predicted tor to
dsy. The CSicago, Burlington
snd Quincy and the Chicago sud Altor
roads seem 10 be in the best condition q
/ far as their ability ;s concerned to handl'
/ freight, and tbs men in tness 5asSs bsy'
/, Iser busy al the morning making uI
trsius. Fifty aen. eight Of whom were oh
hands, we're employed yesterday 90 th,
| Alton platform. and eight more OF the Oh
employees returned to work this morning
riyisg this road its tull force ct plstforR
mea. One freight train Was sent out owe
/ this road this morning. At the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy yards and freigb
depot the condition Of sfsirs is much u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
WILL STAND BY The MEN.
The Exec utive Board will not Desert the
Men,

The Executive Board will not Desert the
Men.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 1.-THE strike
in the soptRwest is ebout TO assume new
and important aspect. The fsiiRre OF az,
bitrstion has left the Executive Board no
alternative but to stand by the men who
are now on strike, and it will do it, as may
be seen by the following dispatch, which
General Master WoskEeu PoWderly sent
to Secretary Turner, lsst night
SCRANTON, April IL.
A spirited circular should go out at once
10 the Order, asking the members to turn
everv dollar they cSp raise into the hands
Of The men in the SouthWest iii ssFport Of
their fl ,ht against the Gould system. No
mater whether they act wisely or not, they
now should base TIE sympathy OF the Or
der, and that whichis more substantial than
sympathy-dollars. If you think as do,
telegraph tie members Of the Board at ST.
Lonis, and have them seiept the proper
party 10 take charge Of the funds. Then
iet me know, aud ] will draw up circu-
I.r. There is no use iu ordering any more
men out on a strike slorg those roads.
| ct US back up the men nov out With tie
money they so much need to provide thea
selyes and families with necessary sup'
plies. This seems to me t. be the need ti
the hour.
S'gned 1. V. PowDERLT;
A reply has been received from M;
Turner indorsing this proposition, aid
urging Mr.. PoWderly to prepare q circular
az once. Tie circular will probably be
issued some time to day to all the huightu
of Lsbor in the United States Aud Canada
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
The Aldermen.

NEw YORK, April l4.-Colonel George
BIiss was at the District Attorneys office
to-day, and it Was stated ths. be made the
remark that be would not be surprised IT
Jacob Sharp was arrested The Grand
Jury is in session, ard it is presumed is
considering the cases Of the sixteen men
outside of ihe 'S4 Aldermen whom the
District Attorney said we're connected with
the Brosdzsy railroad steal as 6ribe re-
naiyerz
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IandLeaRue Funds,

DETROIT, MIcH April 1.-The report
OF the Rev De. Charles Reilly, treasurer
Of the Irish National League of America.
TO, the toqg sesks ending April 10, has
been made public. On March 18th there
was on hand g balance OF s2I ,4G5. 73 and
the receipts tlpce increased the amount tc
s69. .ss5.T9. April srh, o jrAtt for s5s,
GO2.l3 WAS sent to Psrnsll. leaving bal
ance Of $ll 1888 &C.
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DIR. Hale Released.

P5-TsrVRe, April l4-Dr. Hale, who
was held here on charge Of conspiring to
defraud creditors, was released this morn
ing, his creditors having agreed to accept
notes ct twenty and sixty Gays tor The
amounts due tha=:. Dr., Hale LETT for
home this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
& RoId 1hIefa Death,

CIScIySATI, O.. April l4-Alonzo P.
Kendall living with his fe in cottage
at Lol k!and, o., shot and killed burglar
who, with two others, was entering his
room shortly after midnight last night
Mr.. Kendsll spoke twice TO the man AK
ing him what be wanted, and was answer
ed with an oath. When the burglar, o.
ready inside the window, attempted to
draw 9 weapon, Mr.. Kendall shot him in
the head with 6 shot gun killing him in
s,sntly. Mr.. Kendall is over 10 years old.
The Mayor will not arrest him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
CANA dian PACIFIC Ronda.

ToRoSTo, April IA special cable
dispatch to the Globe from London sayE
The subscription list for the $40, ,000, 900
Canadian Pacific Railroad bonds closed
Tuesday. This vss quite unexpected and
vas Q day earlier than FIRST announced
It is reported that applications reached
$50 O0O, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
RaRa Ball.

At wsshington-Ns,iossls Is, Port
lands 0.
At Fortress Monroe, YA.-Rocbesters q
Hampton Nationals T.
At Pbilsdelpbis-Ath'e'ics 6. Philadel'
phias 4.
At Baltimore, Md-Boston 9. Bali
mores 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
The Payne Investigators Divided.

CoLUxBUs, O., April 1.-The PsJnes
Investigating Committee hsd eonsulta,
ton and the members found they could
net agree upon the main points. and it vas
decided that tEo reports shall be submitted
to the House. The SoEk Of preparing the
reports has begun and il is understood viii
be completed in fe~ DAYS.
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30 Indictment
anlrlnl "a flI R,diIi<r.

MARrrSsRUsG. W. Va, April l4.-The
grand jury was discharged this afternoon.
Although numerous witnesses were sum
moned, no indictm suts were made relative
TO the Barns LYME hing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

stand Not Upon the order Of Your Going,
Bu, 20 at once and buy bottle Of the fra
grant SOZ0D0NT. You viii neverregret
i. II not only besuti6es and preserves the
teeth and arrests decay. bat leaves the
mouth cool aud the breath a. fragrant %
rose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

CHlucfH ssys: For eold in phisike 10
cordial" For ell that suffer from boarse-
ness. cold in the chest, lung trouble, or
bronchitis. DR.. Balls Cough Syrup 10
golden "phisike" Thozgh worth its
weight in gold, quarter vill buy bottlA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

DEL1cArS diseases OF either sex, hoWev-
sr induced. radically cured. Address, With
10 cents in stsmps for book, Worlds Dis
psusary Medical Association, Buffalo, New
York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

"PoR / am declined into the vale Of
yesrs," she said little sadly, "but indeed
don't much mind II since can get Saliva
ton Oil for Is cents."
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IsIf That Mr.. Reilly .

NEw YoRE, april l+-Ex.Aldermsp,
Charles H. Reilly, vas arrested at 7
o'clock this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15
Scotia EMULHoS OF PURE

Its Use in Lasg Troubles.
DR.. HIRAN CADoEErro. e jacksonville,
Fla, says: Il have for the last len months
prescribed you, Enalsion to patients suf.
feriug from lung troubles, and they seem
to be greatly benefited BY its use"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

TO GOULD.
A Plain Statement Of Plain Facts
by Mr.. POwdsrly.
The Issue Placed Squarsly Before
Mr.. Gould.
If the Strike Continues Gould is
Responsible.
All the Blood That May Yet Be
Split
Win be Laid at the Door Of lay
Gould.
Gould and GouId Alone Has the
Power
To End the Strike in the West,
and He Knows 1t.
Gould Accused PowdsrIy Of Sc
Crscy in the K. of 1.
And PowdsrIy 9arss Him to Let
the Light Shins On
The Means and Methods by Which
He Gained His Wealth.
Mr.. Gould Replies to Mr.. Powder
ly's Letter.
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A Tie Up in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD April IA The drivers
employed on the Frick line Of street cars
struck to-day for 81 for twelve hours work,
and at II o'clock. All the cara, sixty'hve
IN number, we're tied up" Since the
passage BY the Legislature Of law max
ing twelve hours days work for all EN-
ployes OF street railways, the men on this
line have been making but 81 30 per day,
The company runs the bodtail style cars
The driver has double work to do, TIE
line wss tbIough the uos: fashionable part
Of the city and the strike has already
caused considerable inconvenience.
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Thirty Killed, Forty.Fivo Injured.

ST. PAUL, April l4-Latest reports
from the cyclone gives The number CT kill.
ed in ST. Cloud as ft cen, and injured
about twenty FIVE, and 81 Sank Rapids G.
teen killed and twenty injured. Another
terrific thunder storm is now prevailing
here, which iaserieres greatly with the
Wirep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-15

in this supreme hour to silence any tian' 8
on;nion. No converts will De made by
Lkya;csI force. That fsg which floats
At the bidding Of q mob. disgrsces both
victor and victim, .ni pudes such 8
Gao a. that We will not wage the settle,
but this battle of the people agNinss monop'
oly NAV IS well be fought oat now as ten
Vea-s from now, and SSst field so
suinently proper in which 70
6vht il oQt ss before the
courts. Let rs knew whether laws were
msds TO be obeyed or not, and II they we're
40 framed then the people must maze lsSs
thst will be obsyed. 30 Esu, whether ne
Ia rich or whether he Ss the poorest
Of the poor shall in future shirk
the responsibility Of bis acts and
sbieId himself behind the eonEts. It "
N sse that the laws we're obeyed, that
s;de Of the Knights Of Labor was fou
sd and if the day has come to make the
itid, So let it be. ] do not write thl:
lsttss TO ySE sither in tie spirit
or :s Srusr cor revenge. Fes gol personally
I have no dislike. ] believe that, u allowed
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1886-07-14
The I'eyil After Senator Vance.

Senator Zeb Vance is Il thorough
Democrat in every sense. He con-
verses with his fellow. .c'iiz"ns in the
humblsst walks of lie with as much
liyeliness as he exhibits at a Presl.
dent al reception. His ahounding hu.
NOR is clicitcd by the slightest occa.
sion. The other afternoon be was
riding in a berdic down from the
Capitol in company with foar or live
other Senators. \ newsboy jumpel
on the vehicle and offered the after
noon papers. Sc ator Vance, with a
merry twinkle Of his eye when tine
papers were hand~d to him, said:
"No. sonny, I cant read"
The boy loo, ed at him hard and
offered his papcis to the Senators
Just as he was ready to step out ol
the herdic be shook his finger atSen
ator Vance, and said: "The devil
will get you for lying yet There
wasa genera laugh, in which tht
North Caroliir Senator heartily join
ed. lie called the bny back and
reached in his pocket for his change
but the little rascal had darted away
to find fresh victim Washington
Critic. ...<s
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SUPERB Il.
Flesh Producer and Tonic J.
Hear the witnesses ! /!

Hear the Wit7csses
VI 10 to 20 Pounds r.!
An Atlanta Mans weight and
Appetite.
az TOOK FOUR BOTTLES Quinn
Pioneer and gained 10 pounds in Flesh
Myappet!te has been:restored. ! have pro-
cured a lot for use in my family; yns Yours
respectfully, GEO. THOMPSON.
90 Humphries st., Atlantis, GA.
A Nan Of Sixty-Eight Winters.
am 6s years Of age, and regard Guinn's
Pioneer fine tonic for the feeble. By its
use my strength has been restored and my
weight increased ten pounds
4. i. q. CAMPBELL,
Cotton Gin-Maker.
Macon, Ca, Feb. Is, 1885.
A Crippled Confederate Says.
only weighed 12s pounds when i COM
mehced Guinn's Pioneer, and now weigh
l47 pounds. ] could hardly walk with a
stick to support me and can now walk long
distances without help. It's benefit to me is
beyond calculation.
b. RUFUS BosTICK, Cotton buyer.
Macon, Ga.
Mr.. A. II. Bramplett, Hardware Merchant
Of Forsyth, Ga, writes.
1t acted like cham on my general
health. I consider il fire tonic. ! weigh
more than / have for 25 years.
Respectfully, All. BRAMLET.
Mr.. W. T. Jones, Macon, says.
My wife has regained her strength and
increased ten pounds in weight. We re-
commend Guinn's Pioneer ~ the best tonic
W. +. JONES.
DIR @. W. Delbridge, Of Atlanta, Ga,
Writes ofGuinn's Pioneer.
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Renewer has
been used for years with unprecedented
success. Il Is entirely vegetable and does
the system no harm. II improves the ap-
petite, digestion and blood making, slim
iating, invigorating and toning up all
functions and tissues Of the system, and
thus becomes the great blood and health re-
storer.
guinn'- Pioneer BLOOD Renewer
Cures all Blood aud Skin Diseases, Rheu'
ma,isn, Scrofula, Old Sores. A perfect
Spring Medicine -,
N NOT In your market IL will be forwarded
ON receipt Of price. Small bottles sl.OO
large bottles Sl'T5.
Essay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
MACON MEDICINE Co,
Feb-3l-ly1 Macon. Ga.
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Business Prospects.

as.
Undoubtedly there il 4 better feel
ing throughout the business wo Id
The predictions male by the cum-
mercial agencies and trade journals
during the past few weeks, have been
verified. Everywhere there Is a buoy.
ant confidence that speaks we'll for
the future.
The stock market is rising. In
vestments arc being made III lines
that investors would not touch a few
months ago. There is marked in
crease in the movement Of merchan.
disc. Up to this dats one fifth more
shoes lave been sold the cotton mills
have taken one-eight more cotton and
our blast furnaces are turning out
about a fourth more pig iron than thu
figures Of last year show 9 the same
period
It is settled that the pesent years
harvests will exceed those Of last
year, and there is no fear of a lower
market for them. Altogether, it is
admitted that general business has
improved. Money is more abundant
and easier. The prospect of good
times has revived the energies Of the
people and both capital and laborshow
a disposition to put in their best licks
and pull together. -Atldnta Constita
ti0n
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Five from N. Q Now at the lIomc
LEE CAMP soLDIERs' HOME.

Oar Home for the KeteraA Sol
diers o(fhe South has become an es-
tablisled fact, with a roll Of over 100
names, from nine different States OF
the South. We have thirty-six acres
Of land, beautifully located within
one mile Of the corporate limits OF
the city of Richmond, with seven
buildings fer the accommodation Of
the inmates, two OF them quite large.
and five beautiful cottages, donated
by gentlemen of the North and to
this city. It has been the custom of
ministers of the yariou, churches .oi
our city to hold Sunday evening ser,
vices in our less Hall, and there
has been manifested such interest in
this matter that our hall has been in.
adequate to accommodate the large
crowds. We therefore deem 1t de.
sirable to erect a Chapel on the
grounds. The citizens of Richmond
have already contributed many
thousands of dollars towards tbe cree
ticn and support Of The Home, aud
we now appeal to the fricnds Of The
Confederate Soldiers in tho South 10
help US in our endeayor TO build this
Chapel. We need $500 Any
amount sent to Mai. Lewis Ginter,
care Mcssrs. Allen & Ginter, or Gen.
Jno. r. Coke, Richmond, Va, will
be gratefully received and properly
acknowledged. II is unnecessary for
us to recount the many needs Of this
institution. Prominent among its
wants is a place of " rslip, where its
inmates can hear the word OF God
according to their several beliefs
The services will be conducted in
turn each Sunday evening by minis.
tiers IRON the different denominations.
We appeal to our fellow soldiers OF
the South TO aid US in this cause,
which should be the cause of all.
Gov. FITz. LEE,
Presi ent Board oi,Visitors.
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MIR Rardalrs New York Speeches

IL Mr. RandalPs speeches had any
special virtue, il must have been with
the proteciionists. What protection.
ists did he persuade to vote for Cleve.
land9 No protectionist voted for him.
They wereall against him. and did all
they could against him. The. or.
ginized the great PROFESSIONS Of the
dry go,ds clerks and hardware clerks,
which fllcd Broadway from Canal
street 10 the Battery with shouts Of
"Blainc, Blaine, Blaine" We have
not heard that any Of those enthusi.
astic citizens were converted BY the
eloquence Of Mr.. Randall. The pro.
tectionists compelled their employees
to vote for Blaine. Never was the
power Of the employer exerted more
energetically or more unscrupulously.
Every operativ" was made 10 vote
again CIeyel n who could be ca
ioled or O. creed 10 do 80. New York
Star.
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Headquarters.

G. j. Rogers, Durham, N. G., OPP
Pssste PaFrisA's Wzrekease is hesa..
quaters for all kinds Of buggies, car
riages, phatons, spring wagons. The
celebrated Studebaker Tenncs ee
and Nissen wagons. For harness of
every kind, brides, saddles &c, and
the following standard brands of
guano.
Durham Bull" British Mixture, Sea
Fowl, Zells Special Tobacco guano,
Star Brand, Bone Peruvian, Farmers
Friend, Pacific, Patapsco, and ''Bos J."
These brands cannot be excelled.
He will keep a full supply of each on
hand all the time. Choose the kind
you want and tell Jour neighbor
where be can get the best guano on
the market. Remember the place and
don't :ail to call. Jan. 27 If.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Tarboro Sautherner says:
Suddenly Friday June 25th, Nina.
wife of TIE late DIR. d. Bats, Of this
county, died at her hoIne, agel 45.
At this writing we should say
th,t the outlook il fair, needing only
favorable weather to make it in three
weeks whatit was two weeks ago.
1t is said that our town auihori.
ties do not have the weeds on The back
streets cut down because it weu!d be
unhealthy. We would suggest TO
them that the weeds t. he cut down
and cast away is far hetter than TO
allow them TO fal, dcwn. --MOn-
day, Judge Phillips. at this place,
heard q writ Of hobedS corpus lssu d
at the instance of james II. Ward for
his two children, d, tainel by his
wife, Ella, who has Instituted suit
for limited divorce on the ground Of
cruel and inhuman treatment. Tie
evidence showed Ward not only not
q fit custodian of his children but an
inl .uman brute. His ho or r,fuse |
TO grant the pstition.
The Concord Times says: Reports
reach us from all around Of a very
fatal disease which is working fearful
havoc among the children. In this
county, in the Pop'ar Tent and Bethel
neighborhood at least twenty children
have died within the past two weeks.
Several grown people also have died
from the same disease. but the NOR.
tality Is confined chiefly to the chill
dren. Both of our Stanly and Ro
wan CORE spondents say, that the
same dire disease Is causing deaths
among the childrvn in seciiO Of
those counties. IL is most alarming
Charlotte Democrai: Gentlemen
in different couties with whom we
have talked, tell US that the candi.
dates before the Democratic nomina
ting Conventien In this Con sressional
District will be Col. Paul B. Means,
Of Cabarrus, Samuel J. Pemberton,
Esq, ,cfstanly, D.A Covington, E.q.,
Of Union, Alfred Rowland, bsl +, Il
Robeson, j. I. LeGr.nd, Esq, oI
Richmond, Hon. Charles NJ. nted
man, Of New Hanover, aud ,ro ally
q few others. -=
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Lightning Rods.

Mr.. B. II. Tyson, of Wilson, N. c.,
has been in town erecting Lightning
rods on w. Duke Sons Il Co., and
BIaciwells Durham Tobacco Conn
panics factories, besides q number of
dwellings. He sells the finest rod
in the country, one constructed
on the latest scientifi G prin-
ciples-the non insulating system
the saf st and best ever nsed. ALI
persons should have their buildings
properly protected from the danger Of
Lightning. Mr.. Tyson vii. erect the
re d a. soon as notified. Tie prices
are reasonable. Send to him at VIII
son and it will be promptly attended
TO. Don't fail to examine into this
matter. All work guaranteed.
B. ii. Tyson,
Wilson, N. G.