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The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

Japanese Liver Pellets are small,
but great in their effects; no gripping;
So doses 25 cts. Sold at John Y.
MacRae's.
Magnetic Nervine quiets the ner-
yes, drives away bad dreams. and
gives quiet and rest and peaceful
SLEEP. Sold at John Y. MacRre's.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Dead Fish at Durham.

Dead Fish at Durham.
The Durham Sun says: The sup
ply pond Of tho Water Company
Just now contains somewhat Of q
mystery.
A large quantity Of fish have been
killed and they were discovered last
night floating on the surface. The
MYSTERY is as 10 how the killing was
done. Parties who have been out
there tell us bushels Of them were
seen. Two very good size ones were
brought to town this morning.
By this time the matter is being
investigated--and if not, it should
be. There should be a genera,
cleaning out right away.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Is Life Worth Living

depends on the liver. If suffering with
Indigestion or troubled with Malaria,
that tired, worn out feeling, you will
consider life worth very little. But
when relieved of these by taking Sim.
mons Liver Regulator you will count life
blessing and keep the Regulator OF
hand for any sue eden attack of Bilious
ness and Sick Headache. An active
liver makes life delight. Don't forge
the Regulator with the red Z.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Sale Of The State Chronicle,

By virtue of a certain mortgage .x..
ted oy the hronicle Publishing Comnsnv
corporation to Josephus Daniels. A 70.
cordsd IN book i2), pige sos OF the re.
cords OF tre office OF Register of Zee : for
Wake county. win cell to the hist est
bidder Tor cssh at The court house door on
w vase county, In Raleigh, \. c. on the
y d day of May, ls9S, at IL o'c,ock NJ ths
following descrl bed property. to-wit- Ths
reTspsprr published in the cry Of Rsi.
e'gs, y. daily and weekly. under The
,ne ard sty lie OF TIE STAT CH.oSIcIE
sna al t-ety.e p.ts.irg. pcslng stones
a,iing tyte e and ghLeys, cases. fixturss
otuee .urniture. mate -ials, ana prop rty be
ionging or apper.ainiDg 70 sid Chronicle
Iuoshing ompary, usei WITH sad pews-
pa2r, or In any manner cam. o.. a WI, I,
ano Also the subs, r'pficn boois. aud
alyersising boots. so d viii. frsnchis
a.. 60. tlss's Tor sdrerii ilg OF SAID cor-
JOohPHtS DANIELS
dortgS zee.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
a Victory for Wake Forest

WAKE FoREsr, N. o., April Is =
Speciai.-The A. and Nj. College
baseball team met Wake Forests
team On the grounds of the latter
today. The contest resulted in a
victory for the home team by score
of 28 to 4.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
DrODDed Dead.

By Southern ASS ociated Press.
CAMDEN, N. j, April l5.-Hon.
Thomas H. Dudley, ex-consul to
Liverpool, dropped dead at Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, this
morning
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Canning FACTORY FOR SALE.

ILe Cses ,eut Canning : o., Of Mt. Olive,
AC. ofe- Tor sale thei- entire plant, con-
a'l-S O town 10. and fscgory Ia Nit.
VL'e or, othorse boiler new Duplex
Al9Tle5 Pump anl con. .lete canning
l4Il.as.y Ia perfect oyd r, capacity SEQ
sls t'lY Also 1900 caos purnher ant
o Tar. o. tee whole can be bought al
Gov cost :, rot sold at private sale be-
Ms N"il! be sod at pabilc sale on the
Aao' APRIL nsyt.
6gpyto,
s A HALLEJT,
U%ir.#a Sec'y and Tres.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Y. 81. G. A.

Y. 81. G. A.
All the boys are especially in
vited to the boys meeting this after
noon, at 2:30, in the parlors. This
meeting will be led by Mr.. J. B.
Moseley.
An interesting meeting for men
only, ct 4 o'clock, will be conducted
by Ar. Geo. ". Thompson. All men
! are cordially invited.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

About Catarrh. No matter what
you've tried and found wanting, you
can be cured with DIR. Sage's Cattarrh
Remedy. The proprietors of this medi.
cine agree to cure you, or they'll pay
you $500 in cash
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
Arrested on Suspicion.
BY Cable.

PARIS, April 15.-A man named
Duprat aud woman named Des-
masle, was arrested today on sus-
picion Of having caused the explo-
sion in Rue Des Bons Eufants last
November, when five persons were
killed.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
The International Naval Rendezvous at
Hampton Roads.

For the above occasion tie Sea-
board Airline will sell special re-
duced rate round trip tickets to
Portsmouth, Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort, Va, at rate of one and
one-third first class fare. Rate from
Henderson,, 5000; Durham, 80;
Raleigh, $7.95. Tickets on sale
| Apri; 18th to Oath inclusive; final
! limit April 26th.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

Masonic.
Hiram lodge, No. 40, A. F. and
A, NJ, will meet in regular commu-
nication Monday evening, April
18th, at 7:45 p. m. Full meeting
desired. Work in the second degree.
Brethren of other lodges cordially
invited.
E. 3. THOMAS, Secretary.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
The Safe Blowers Heard From Again.

The Safe Blowers Heard From Again.
The safe blowers who operated IN
Charlotte q few nights since have
been heard from. They took in the
town Of Lowell, night before last,
where their operations were quito
extensive. They robbed four stores,
broke open two safes and robbed the
postofice of stamps. They got
about $50 from the cracked sfaes.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

Add a pinch of salt to whites of
eggs to made them beat up quickly.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16

Will Take Part IN the Naval Review.
BY Gable.
HAVANA, April Is The Colu,n bus
caravels, Santa Maria, Nina and
Pinta sailed hence for the United
States today. They will take a
prominent part in the great naval
review to be held at New York.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-16
II 1890

! ga. september IL le9o
..f In eenF IKE great pleasure In
,,c Qtar tte = cat beDett my wife
lN5os.td.s - yoar great ard woader-
" nd l'S1i.'a '1 b For two years she
4 gta.,.r' 'rfIerer from ecrGIula, or
7. Y rt'I ..', ~ q which had Ian dor
" ~ h.ood a. ~. We had attention from
sS, s.e, ttf tf....' Is. s.illful phys cians inthe
Sa, .S.rp t.e IA /, country, but all to no ef'
,oenFl "A ,,et, unt,l we had al des.
SytV ye5.ng Her mouth was
'rf, ~ q, two months or moe
ri.,s ~, fyosea cut wiz sores, until y.
y, 81, f1 mead Of hair, also her
\. ota a.s5 IA eyebrows. In fact she
iis,,s.e y etc wreck. Now comes
ss.rt. 2 . vii ch want all the world
!. t-,s, { 'tfat Is ttat three bottles OF
Y srov p, .,,sai III G has done the Work,
y. dB.'1 IN. 4 Il credible to any one
=. n 4 Y aow il TO be so 10 cay my
soll ....r a's healthy and clear from
s,ei, ~ int. end s1e now mas a
,rr l.4s tate a,s) psltectiy
,nt1y Ns'l - III CASSIDY.
~ ..-ssrw.ll send 10 tie Bloc q
T stt ca, for their iliusira..
81 a., Ecnd -" it Will prove OF
ia ..., interest. -
The morning call., 1893-08-27

one of the features Of his charming home
at Norristown, just outside of Philadel-
phia.
But this screen of Colonel Stewards,
beautiful as it is, is but an infant beside
the giant that had the pleasure of eXamin-
ing the other day. Six feet in height, it has
three panels stretched with red, white and
blue silk, aud each one OF these is covered
with baages and buttons entirely political
in character. Its owner is the editor of
one of the prominent Philadelphia news
papers, who has attended for some years
national and State conventions of both
parties, and whose collection is an object
lesson IN political history.
There are badges which tell the story
of the contention of candidates for Presi-
dent of the United States in four national
conventions at St. Louis. Chicago and
Minneapolis; of bitter fights in the Penn
sylvana State conventions; of grand pro-
cessions and parades; of political battles
won and lost at the polls. There is not q
badge which does not recall at sight the
event of which it is memorial or some in
cident associated with its collection.
The drawing from a photograph of the
screen which ] secured NAV be helpful to
those who wish to accept the suggestion
Here it il. shorn, to be sure. of its brilliant
beauty, for the rich col0rs and metallic
CLEANS which figure upon the panels can
not be reproduced in the black and white
of an engraving.
In arranging the panels OF souvenir
silk screen do not draw in folds from top
to bottom, but stretch tightly so that it
The morning call., 1893-08-27

latticework of pale pink and blue rib
bnns, studded here and there with big sill
yer nail-heads. The baby waist of silk il
trimmed so much that more than half lis
simplicity has vanished. yet it is the pref
ties, most Frpncby little affair Imaginable.
Two soft ruffies OF chiffon outline tho low
neck. Below them ribbons are crossed
which fasten in the back in a butterfly
bow.
and one narrow band encircles the waist
Three airy tiers O chiffon simulate sleeve.
They fall a short distance over the arm
and are joined by long pale-pink suede
gloves. The whole costume is a study in
soft tints, and should make charming
picture OF any fairly attractive summer
girl.
The morning call., 1893-08-27
THEY HELD FULL HANDS.
Two Young Ladies Have an Exciting
Time With Bull.
rlanta Constitution.

Atlanta constitution.
Two young ladies of SYlvania recently
had novel experience while endeaV0ring
to drive a refractory calf out Of the yard.
Near the same yard there was an angry
bull; but the young ladies did not know
he was angry until they had started to
drive the calf out
When the girls discovered that he was
really mad they were on top of the ward
fence, about thirty feet distant from each
other, and both yelling for help. The bull
seemed TO take in the enthusiastically
to catch onto the racket. for he commenced
paving the earth III a mischievouS kind of
way and then he would run around in a
playful manner near where they sat
aStrde the fence
Things went on thus for about ten min
utes. when it began to grow very tIresome
standing up on the top plank and holding
on with both hands. The calf had Its
back turned and one of the girls said she
thought she could make it TO the steps be-
fore the young animal would see her. She
slid gently down and then made break
for the house, but for some unknown rea-
son at the same instant the bull turned
himself about aud started in a full run for
the same point.
She saw him coming and her heart sank.
She knew she could not make the house.
aud she saw she could not get back TO the
fence before the devouring beast would run
upon her. Not knowing which horn of
tue dilemma to take she resolved, with a
supernatural courage born of the moment.
to grasp them both. And SO she ran to-
ward him as he came, and before he had
time to retreat she had caught him with an
iron grasp by both his horns and was Yell
ing to her companion to run and grab him
by the tail
1t was a supreme moment, but at last
the other caught him by his long narra-
tlve-and then over that y ard they had ii.
UP and down, round and tabout, yelling
and believing. in the grass and bushes
they went. until they tired the bull ont
and he broke away from them in self
defense.
The morning call., 1893-08-27

toreador orange. and a gamut of pink from
a pale shade, such as the expressed juice
of a half-ripe blackberry would make"
through gradually darkening hues to a
deep reddish plum color.
This winter will. in all probability, last
long In the memory as The magpie season,
as black and white will be the fashion able
combine alton, as well as the tone most
affected singly by women who understand
the art of dressing. The reaction from the
gaudy costumes of the past year is one
that will be welcomed by all those who APP
preciate good taste and who have lOnRed
for something new to take the fancy of
the fas houa BILE dame whose rainbow get
up has never from the first been artistic.
OF course some colors Will be used, and
all those having green tints will prove the
most popular. All blues shade on the
green, and unless woman is very careful
of her selection she will have the appear
ance of a patient with the jaundice.
Tailor-made costumes in all black will be
favored. and they are both becoming and
serviceable.
Some advice from the other side reports
that the saucer-shaped hats that were in
vogue years ago will be brought back this
winter. 1t is TO be hoped that this rumOr
is not correct. for there is no beauty in such
a style even when the milliner's highest
art is set 10 work on converting those pam
cakes into something becoming.
Louis XIII styles will undoubtedly cut
out the 1890 models, and as for any decided
innovation, none will be seen until next
spring.
The morning call., 1893-08-27
WOMEN AND HOME.
Coming Changes in Gowns
and Hats.
BLACK AND WHITE IN FAVOR.
Ingenious Devices for Household Use
and Adornnlent-NeW Fancy
Work.

Strange as It may seem to those unused
to such matters. the fashions for the
autumn and winter of 1S93-94 are already
clearly defined in the minds of modistes
and mautua- makers. Paris has sent forth
the edict, and though the common herd
may not be aware of it styles are de-
termlned and materials cut for the gowns
that will be worn months from now.
The Congress of Colors' has fixed the
new-coming shades; and first on the list is
Loie Fuller-descrbed as pale, watery
blue, which cannot refer to the young
Americans mental condition, but prob
ably immortal!zes one OF her gauzy gowns.
Eyeque is new shade and is, naturally,
since it is the French for bishop, royal
purple. Argent, nickel and platine are
three shades of silver grays, from light to
redium. Ophelia is light lilac and
tobac is a colorado cigar brown"
We are to have plenty of yellow. in tints
ranging from an ivory white to a deep
The morning call., 1893-08-27

presents plain surface. It is wise 10 back
each silk panel with crinoline foundation
or ln'erlining. either black or white, in
ORDER to give firmer background.
Inc souvenirs may be more ariistically
placed II the panels are already in posi-
ton upon the screen. The badges may be
either pinned or basted into position, and
then. when all are arranged, either caught
at the four corners or held with feather
stitching across the TOP. Complete the
screen by lining each panel at the back
with the silk. China silk, cut lengthwise
OF the goods. may be used in place of the
while and blue ribbons that finish the fret
work OF the screen, top and bottom.
The morning call., 1893-08-27

costume for this purpose is made Of fine
cheviot. with mottled effect in brown.
tan and green.
The full, plain skirt fastens at the side
with big bone buttons. This obviates the
danger nf its gaping at the back and bring
Ing the petticOat into undue prominence.
The double-breasted jacket Is three-quar-
ter length and made with loose front.
Dark green velvet forms the turn-down
collar, pointed revers and gauntlet cuffs.
Bone buttons decorate the front of the
jacket and the coat sleeve is made full aud
comfortable.
With the suit walking-bat should be
worn ID moitled colors the same as the
dress. 1t may be trimmed with rosettes of
ribbons and quilts or bunch of black tips.
The morning call., 1893-08-27
SOUVENIR SCREEN.

a new use has been found for the badge,
which is ubiquitous at all great gatherings
and taken home as u memento, only 10 be
cast aside in some forgotten corner, says
Dorothy Maddox In the st. Louis Re-
public. All these are capable of being
utilized as a household ornament and in a
beautiful manner, too.
Just who the originator of this clever
idea is i do not know. Perhaps 1t is
Colonel Thomas j. Stewart of Pennsyl-
yania, who is prominent in Grand Army
circles. At ali events a badge screen is
The morning call., 1893-08-27
EVENING GOWNS.

Evening gowns for very young ladies
have been layishly trimmed with ribbons
this summer.
Here is z fetching little gown on which
the ribbon is arranged in an absolutely
new fashion. Glace silk, showing tints Of
blue and soft pink. covered with a silver
sheen. is the material used for the bell
shaped skirt. White chiffon, f1pcked with
silver. is arranged in fluffy ruff1ps around
the bottom of the skirt. and headed with
The morning call., 1893-08-27

fern shapes used will be there in the orr
ginal color of the skin. and the dye, by
SCATTERING through all the nterstces, will
make background formed of the darker,
deeper heliotrope. A little practice will
show you how by darkening the color here
and tightening it there you can get still
finer results, but done in even the simplest
way the frame will be success.
The morning call., 1893-08-27
ADMIRABLE TRAVELLING GOWN.

Are you planning to go to the fair in
September? II you are. you will need
new travelling dress. The gown which
went TO the seashore or the mountains
during the summer will be in no condi-
ton to take another journey. A sensible
The morning call., 1893-08-27
THE BANiSHED THOUGHT.

A little thought or doubtful kin
Came housed himself my heart within,
And spfed about. and furled his wings,
And tried my hearts long silent strings,
And to the sound he Weakened there
1 sang song upon the air;
A song, and song', and ever more.
never sang SO sweet before;
Until a whisper came and stayed
The sweetest songs l ever made,
And told me twas a very sin
Had made himself so snug within!
And so took that busy sprite
That was my helper and delight
And drove him far before my fears
And cleansed his dwelling with my tears.
But since turned him out of door
l sing my hap ~ songs no more.
MAUD EGERToN KISd
The morning call., 1893-08-27
The Last Word.

Sheriff-Would you like TO say any
thing before Igive the word for your exc
eution? Conference.-The you please, sir, |
should like to suggest a remedy for the
present financial stringency. Sheriff-let
'er go, Mr.. Electrician Detroit Tribune.
The morning call., 1893-08-27
PICTURE FRAME IN HELIOTROPE,

Tomake this frame-of which no woman
had ever yet too many-purehase some
chamois skin of pale heliotrope color and a
bottle Of tapestry dye much darker in
shade Make the frame after the usual
The morning call., 1893-08-27
CANDLEsTiCK.

A disk of birch bark is cut for the base.
and the edge is cut in battlement design
and bent up. A handle is made of a strip
of the bark, enc end being fastened be-
The morning call., 1893-08-27

fashion, covering your hood or cardboard
shape with the skin. and when that is done
lay il fiat upon 4 board.
Select small ferns, tender bits OF maiden
hair. if YOU like. Arrange and group them
to your liking, making a base, so to speak,
of the larger bits, and letting the tender
ends run up and along the side. Then
with pins make all fast by sticking the
points here ana there through the green
into The frame.
Pull on your gloves, pour little of the
dye into a saucer. dip in the brush and
pass it back and forth across the comb till
the frame is we'll spattered. Let it stand
few minutes till quite dry.
Remove all the pins. take up the ferns
and you will find as charming a Bit of
decoration as any that / know. All the
The morning call., 1893-08-27

Europe has 5S45, coo acres in beets, pro-
iucinG 40. 400. 600 tons.
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Inland FIsnestse and Cams.
R<E.i~ n<.tinx q ~ ee.s.isses ea inisnd
r. T. !. s,s..s rsee Is Re = s sss.s ao.s~.
| p. " EpzIlss. Jk-. ss<zstssy-
otass coSSnes - AGsseulessss nc.
Reca.r ns~sf.xs u she eommiass- On stafs
cotssF Of AFsesifure &C.: MI b held .. 1ses-
dey u ssch sees. p sse s,eisek r. -. st roosa
IF. MERRILL. Secretary.
/ Legal AfsaIss.
The eommss.ss ca lesss aGsr. viii ..est II
snsii osiserxse eed~r~ss-
HsLrsK G. ExKgsoS. SECRETARY
/ indian AsHAiss.
rees'x me~firrx 1t their rooe in The STATE Mouse.
90 Tlsuf~dsys. At 3-a0 O'Clock r. n
d. ". ROLLINS. JK-. secretary.
| lnssssos waters.
/ The rssaisr n.sesax q the so.mif.es % Ia
week at 80 O'Clock r. n, un'ii otherwise Of,
.t@rea G. A. MAssf0s, Clerk
/ Taxation.
The regular meeting O. tl,~ committee on fsxS
tton will BE- held In Room "a on Wednesday, n:
l. 20 O'Clock r. NJ, aad on Thursdays at r. NJ
Joas A. KoBEsrs. Secretary.
| Library.
rte regular meeting of the committee on libra.
ny viii b. held, until otherwise ordered, Wed.
u@siays. eaci. week 1t 80 r. NJ, in the room.
/ Of the librarian.
| re. srrLLssE, See
| Agriculture.
| The regular meetings of the committee gu agri.
culture will be held on Thursdays. =, two O'Clock
| r. M In tine room Of the secretary Of the board
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The committee On raiirahis, tiegraphs ana ex
Rfesses WI CIV pnp,n nearing ~ tae'r room u
inr otsir uouse Us lshnNs
Ihnfsnaf. fep ~ 7.
on pet"lon OF the f9rt'ahn ana h'eir-tcr ka'i
roaa to Issue ~ bonds
"rdn.sasyt rem, ~ ~ "
va tht mn .n'tl"d ~ hft 70 stnehu thr char
Ter OF the hsth street haaway company.
On Tue btt rntitled hh aet Ia amend chapter y
~ tsc frlNatr Law. OF is't entitled ~ Act ia
incorporate we "eterSilt ANA tstfheid hail"ay
aha L,sht ,onia
w Wy nv thtt,i'a an az !" amenu we thartei
"t ta' wa Town. Vr"ho hhH 'fhkf '"ht"ay tom
PAM -, .,., ,. 81,
"n me PIT eni'tird an "i 70 incorporate tlt'
ftanahn iettphoh. nnn i7hxFsph company
Vn Tue mn se'itl'a IN act !" Incorporate tn.
Bo"fhhsy Hsrhor and Newcastle street Railroad
company
"Wednesday teh. :. j.
Nv p'it'toh ~ me i.otklanu ihoinasiun hnd
tsnsien street haliway Tor authority tn increas'
". ehhtta stnss' alh 70 iS-ut htA'tioha u"hhs-
On IN. hil .hntlru' 90 act 20 nnthnr'ie TIE
hss'efm Ns.u" haiwsS 'ouptfy 70 huild bridge
acre-s the Fenoh-ept river nhh "Ntena IT'S railroad
Thereto
IN thtlhtll thttitu an scr relating 20 the Maine
Nshtf-i NaiffNad oniifsnf
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Education.

The committee on education will give hearing
rs follows
Iussday. frb. :. = +. VI,
On petition Of Fred h. Owen and others In fatoi
of larger allowance for flee high schools frnu
the state tax.
"Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1893, at o'clock I. NJ
Petition, in aid Parsonsheld Seminary,
Resolved. in aid Bloomfield Academy.
/ ou act defining the age of pupils attending
the public schools.
GA an act to abolish The school districts af tn,
STATE
On Thursday, Feb ., at = +. NJ,
Petition trustees of Calais Academy, in alt
of said academy. Petition of A. J rRdieford. e
al. In aid of same
I'm "wednesday. Feb. Ii, al Z. ".
I'm act 10 establish state Board of Eluca
'ion.
pu act to amend section 81, chapter II, Re
Vi-cd statutes relating to the powers and duties o.
experimenting school committees.
on resolve in favor Of the education of the youth
in "Moxie tore" In Somerset county.
Thursday. Feb. ia, = p. VI
TN resolve in favor town of tiuilford.
ga order concerning the uniformity Of tex
books.
TN aet TO provide for the election OF schoo
committee and superintendent Of schools in tn,
city Of Belfast
ou AT act TO amend sections /, I and of chap
ter y, Public Laws lsss, relating 'o schools.
Fer order. II. II. CuAABERLAfS, Secretary.