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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-04
DEMOCRATIC
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Lee s. Overman will speak at Able
marie, Stanly county, and Il. r. Long
at Lexington, Davidson county, on Sep
TENDER 9th, court week.
las. H. Pou and Il. II. Aycock, Nash
vile, Nash county, Sept 9th.
Theo. II. Kluttz, Albemarle, Stanly
county, Sept. 9th.
G. Il. Aycock and G. NJ. Mclean, Eli
zabcthtown, BIadcn county, Sept. 9th.
Elhabethtown, Baden County, Sep
tembcr 5th--Ch Il. Aycock and G. NJ
Mclean.
Albcmarle. Stanly County, September
Gth-Lee $. Overman and Theo. +.
Kluttz.
Lexington, Davidson County, septem-
Der Gth-B. i. Long.
Locke Craig, Windsor, BERTHE county,
September Sth. County convention.
lion. Thos. G. Skinner and J. Hay
wood Sawyer will speak ut CurritucE
court house. court week, Sept. 9TH.
Gov. r. j. Jarvis speaks at WaXhaw,
Union county, Sept. 9th.
G. II. Aycock speaks at Franklinton III
Franklin county, Sept. 18th.
Locke Craig speaks ut GAINESVILLE
Martin county Sept. 10th.
II. Il. Glenn and G. X. Thomas speak
ut Dunn in Ilarnctt county, Sept. I0th
at Democratic rally, barbecue and pic
MIC
Lee :. Ovcrman speaks at Collision,
Chatham county, Sept. 10th at grand
rany, barbecue and picnic.
w. D. Prudcn speaks at Currituck,
September 5th--Court week.
4. Lcazar and Gov. r. J. Jarvis will
speak Mt Ashcvoro, September Sth. Gen
cral Democratic rally and barbecue.
IL. II. Glenn speaks ut Clinton, Scptcm-
Der 10th: at Burgaw. September 18th.
Locke Craigc and Il. T.. Aycock speak
mt Trenton. September 18th; ut Jackson
Vile. September 18th.
T.. A. Woodland speaks at Laurel Hill.
September 9th.
Gov. r. j. Jarvis and \. l.. Brooks
will speak ut Mt Airy, Surry county,
on September 9th. Cat nishU and at Doh
son on September 10Th, county conyen-
ton.
Dempsey .,pruill will speak at Mantco.
Dare county, on September 10th. county
convention.
G. Il. Aycocli will speak ut Oxford
Granville county. on September 10th,
county convention.
+. NJ. SIMMONS, Chairman.
JNO. w. THOMPSON. Secretary.
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A GLORIOUS OCCASION.

Person Democrats Wild With Enthus
iaSm-Col. Cunningham Nominated.
Roxboro. y. c., Sept. 3.-tSpecial-T
most enthusiastic convention ever held
in this county was the Democratic con-
vcntion which met here today. There
were nearly five hundred sturdy Demo
Gratis ON hand, who had met determined
that old Person should do her duty. And
they are going TO do it,
The first duty for the con
ycntion was the nominating Of
candidate for the House of Repre-
Scntatives Notwithstanding the fact
that Col Cunningham had repeatedly
stated that he positively could not accept
the nomination, his name was presented
amid the widest enthusiasm ever wit
messed in our county and he was nomlnat-
ed by rising vote, without single
man dissenting. Never have we seen
such determination on the part of any
people. In n very telling and feeling
speech he told them that il was impOssF
BILE for him to accept. Hle said that ne
would willingly make any Self-sacritiec
but that there had been sacred trusts
left in his hands which demanded his
closest attention and he must decline.
Still the convention clamored for Cun-
ningham. For fully half an hour they
would not hear Of any other candidate.
Such compliment was almost 100
much for the Colonel. lie served our
county faithfully in the last legislature
and made record that we are proud of
and his course was fully endorsed, No
man ever received stronger en-
dorsement for which he seem
ed doubly thankful, and, while
almost too full for utterance, he feel
ingly insisted on his declination and
Chas. A. Whitfield. Democrat of the
straightest sect, was nominated.
The entire tickle named is one that cam
not be assaulted Every man on it is
worthy of the confidence of all Person is
all right and we will send n representa-
tive that will be acredit to Person and
the old North State. 1t was a great day
for Democracy.
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HE OPPOSES REVISION
DISAGREEMENT WITH HIS COLI
LEAGUES LEADS TO THIS
STEP.
WOULD NOT SHIRK RESPONSIBILITIES
But the PrOIougatiou of DiscOrd Would Paralyze
the Government, and Lack Of Harmony
with Chief of Government Com
psls his Resignation.

Paris. Sept. 3.-M. Cavaignac, Minis
ter for War, has resigned. Ills resigna-
ton is due disagreement with his
colleagues who desire revision of the
Dreyfus case: thus revision of the ease
seems assured.
Cavaignac sent the following letter Of
resignation TO NJ. Brisson, Premier and
President of the council:
Il have the honor to send You and
to beg You TO transmit o the President
of the Republic my resignation as Minis
ter of War. There exists disaggree-
ment between us. which, being prolonged
would paralyzc the government at 4 time
when il most needs full unity of decision
Il remain convinced of the guilt OF
Dreyfus and as determined rs heretofor"
to combat n revision of the case. do
not intend TO shirk the responsibilities OF
the present situation: but | cannot as
sumo them without being in accord with
the chief of the government to which
have the honor to belong
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ATTENTION. BATTALION!

TO the manned, disabled veterans OF
the State:
In accordance with communications
from all sections of the State, and reso-
buttons unanimously passed at Wrights-
Vile directing your State executive com
mittee to advise you at any time in re-
gard to pensions. The time has arrived.
You must arouse from the mountains t.
the seashorc and work for your own in
terest. your own benefit. No Republican
Legislature has ever aided you in any
way.
The earnest appeal Of Governor Carr
in your behalf to the Legislature of 81
and 90 was passed by that body un-
noticed.
The pension was granted by the Demo
cratic Legislature of 1889. under the adj
miniStration of our fellow comradc. no.
BILE patriot and North Carolinian. Cover
nor Dan'l G.. Fowlc The general pen
sion law gives to the most disabled one
hundred dollars per year; the present
year they receive only siXty-two dollars
per year. Fellow comrades, l am proud
to say. that every member of your State
executive committee is Il Democrat If
Il majority OF Democrats are elected to
the Legislature, your committee will pre-
pare n bill to be known as "The Pen
sion Bill" the passage of which will give
You the Full pension" to which you are
entitled by the laws of your State.
This bill will be presented to the Legis-
laturc and your claims urged before that
body by your chairman as ordered by
your committee. Officers of companies
elected at Wrightsville for each Congress.
sonal district will please use their utmost
exertions throughout each district,so that
their fellow comrades may understand
why they should support the Democratic
ticket
The committee earnestly requests every
veteran in the coming election, that they
may receive the amount Of pensions to
which they are Justly entitled.
w. II. HAMILTON,
Auburn, n. G.
Comapny Il, nth regiment, StonewalI
Jackson Corps.
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JUDGE SPENCER ADAMS
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN 5TH Dis
TRICT, ON SECOND BALLOT.
Tom Settle Charged Him with Having Played
Double. Was Nominated by a | egro.
Office Holders Controlled the
Convention.
Convention.

Graham, y. c., Sept. 3.-(SpeciaD--
Three weeks ago today the Republicans
of the Fifth judicial district met in the
court house here and nominated Judge
Spencer Il. Adams for Judge. Today
the Republicans of the Fifth Congress
sional District met at the same place
and nominated the same man, defeating
Tom Settle for Congress. JAS. Ray,
District committee chairman. of Reds
vile. called the convention to order.
Sheriff JOS. A. Hoskins, of Guilford,
was chosen permanent chairman and
Il negro named Wyche from Granville
defeated Zeb Waller white, for secreta-
~. Adams was placed in nomination by
ii negro named Corbett, from Casweli;
several speeches were made by negro
delegates as well as by white delegates.
Settle was i'll the convention and was
called for. He said he was called to the
assistance of Adams in securing his ap'
pointment to the Judgeship; that he
(Adams) had told him he would not be
a candidate for Congress. Settle also
charged that there was II combination
OF Federal office-holders against him of
whom Postmaster Tyre Glenn, of Greens
boro and Collector Duncan, of Raleigh,
were intown, and working for Adams.
On the first ballot Adams received j
votes, Settle II, and Stephens, (col.) J..
On second ballot Adams received IL and
Settle II. 1t was bitter fight and Set
lies friends went away sorcly disa1-
pointed and out of hum0r.
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over for Opening Letters.
Weldon, " G., Sept g. Special
case OF the United States ys. j. NJ. Pit
man. col0red, postmaster at 1illcry, was
called in the nited States Commission
er's court here yesterday. Hon. j. T.
Go0ch presiding. Postorlice Inspector
Gregory appeared for the governments
and solicitor w. IL. Daniel represented
the accused. Pittm8n WAS Short 1910 300
his money order accounts. This amount
was made good. he was pHl Uhdef e...,
10 appear al e., s. oourt so Raleigh.
AZ 10 charge ~ opening lettors. cyi-
drncc was introduced charging him with
opening a letter prepared by The i'm.
spector. addressed ~ James w. Watson.
also other letters addressed James W.
Watson; CrowcIis. 4 letter containing
Il complaint as to loss Of a valuable let
ter which complaint was addressed to
the Inspector, it was alleged had been
opened having passed through thc I'll
lcry postollicc and several letters address
ed to patrons of that office. had like
wise been opened
AT the conclusion Of the evidence. Pitt
mans attorney announced that he did NOT
care to argue the case and gave bond
in the sum Of 5000 for his apprarancc AT
next term Of L. S. court at Ralejgb 10
answer the charge.
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LAST WAR WITH BLACK POW.
DER.
One Million Pounds of Smokeless for the
New Warships.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Probably the
navy has fought its last war with black
powder. Bids were opened today at the
Navy Department for supplying the new
warships with one million pounds or
smokeless powder Il quantity sufficient
TO supply mt least the secondary batteries
of ali the ships in the service and this
supply will be augmented from time to
time until within the course of year ar
two all the black powder will have been
retired. except possibly some that VIII be
retained for saluting purposes. There
were six bids received today at the De
nartment and opened by Judge Advocate
lemly in the presence of representatives
of most of the bidders, prominent among
them being Mrs. Maria Bittmar. head
of the powder concern hearing her name.
The bids on an average We're about the
same MS the navy is now paying for MS
and slightly below the figure paid
hy the army under the emergency Great
cd hy the war.
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PASSED HIGH WATER MARK.
Wake Forest Enrolls 1G7 Students
Other Notes of Interest.

Other Notes of Interest.
Wake Forest, n. c., Sept. 3.--(Spe-
cial THE college enters upon the new
session in fine spirits The registration
today at noon was 1G7, which is in adj
vance of that of the corresponding day
in the session of 1867, when the high
water mark was reached. What is even
more gratifying is the high quality and
good preparation of the new material
The pleasant reception given to the new
students must in considerable part he
credited to the Christian Students AS
ISOLATION. which has laid itself out in
material assistance to all corners alike
1t will give this evening formal recep-
ton in Memorial Hall. when addresses
Of welcome will be made by number of
gentlemen. Students have nobly re-
eponded to the determination of the fac
uIty not to tolerate hazing in any form.
The progressive spirit which is abroad
here is evidenced by the fact that two
residences will he at once erected. one
by Mr.. ID. t. Fort Of this county, and
one by Mr.. Sol j. Allen, of Franklin
ton.
Rev. John A. Wray. of Georgia. is
here with his family visiting Prof. Mills
He will preach tomorrow.
Mr. John Il. Brewer has been elected
superintendent of the Sunday school in
place of Prof. n. y. Gulley, who de-
clined reelection.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Powell, Of Savan
nah. Ga, are here on n visit to Prof.
Lanneau.
Additional students are arriving on
every train
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! OF THE CLUBS.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Government Will Redeem the Bonds
f$l4.0Oo,0O0) Issued to Pacific Railroad
In September.
Washington, Sept 3.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has issued a call offer
ing to redeem the balance of the bonds
amounting to S14.004,560 issued to the
Pacific Railroad and Of this amount over
100000 were issued to the Central
Pacific, over So, 100000 to the Union Pa
cific and over $1.500.0O0 to the old West
ern Pacific. These bonds will be redeem
ed Mt the Treasury ut a rebate of ore
half of one per cent of their face value
Mt any time during the month Of Sep
TENDER. This is on the basis of . per
cent per annum. These bonds were to
mature January LIST, 1899.
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MILES LEAVES FOR SAN JUAN.

The Mississippi Sails for New YORK
With Troops.
Washington, Sent. 3.-The following
cabegrnm from Major General Wilson
has been received Mt the War Depart
ment:
Ponce, Sept. 3, 1903.
"Adjutant General of the Army, Wash
ington. ID. c.;
mississippi sailed this morning at q
y M. p officers. go men; 1914 horses:
50 civilians. distributed MS follows: New
York cavalry. q officers, 1TS men; Penn
sylvania cavalry. s officers. 2SJ men
sundry officers 6; Pennsylvania artillery
3 officers. tJf men; should reach New
\ ork September 10th or Monday. Sep
temhcr nth General leaves for san
Juan this morning and will be at Rio
l.cdras within > miles Of San Juan Mon
day evening.
(Signcdl WILSON,
"Maior General"
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THE FEVER AT oRwooD.

Washington, Sept. 3.-The Marine
Hospital service has received dispatch
from the State Health Officer at Taylor
Miss, stating that there were nine new
cases yesterday at Orw0od. With -
eases heretofore reported this makes II
total of 81 at that point. Surgeon Car
ter Of the Marine Hospital service arriv-
ed today at Orwood to take charge and
has begun an investigation.
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A CHAPTER OF HORRORS
EXPLOSION OF GOVERNMENT STEAMER,
KILLING FOUR MEN.
MiIIstones Burst with Terrific Force, Killing
-Four Others. A Great Fire Raging in
0wOsso, Michigan.

New Orleans. La, Sept 3.-The gov
eminent steamboat John X. Mcigs was
totally destroyed by IN explosion at Fort
ST. Phillip today. She had aboard Lieut.
Cnant Jervcy and a party engaged III re-
moving the torpedoes laid in the Mississ-
ippi River during the beginning Of the
war. Lieutenant .Iervcy had narrow
escape The killed are Captain Starr,
commander of the boat Sergeant John
Newman of the engineers; Pat Car'os
and Ralph Rogers. Those wounded
were Fritz Koch aud ID. h. Reddy.
MILESTONE BURST.
Vicksburg Miss, Sept. 3.-Thc mill
stones NJ the gin ut the Nitta Yuma
plantation burst with terrific force this
morning, instantly killing four men and
iniuring four others. two of them fatal
~. Three Of the dead, Ralph Holmes,
Jessie Gowen and Andrew Chalk were
driven through the walls Of the building
by the force of the explosion. The other
dead man is Jordan Chalk.
Injured:
West Winfield. Andy Mitchell, George
Ross, Jr.. and lsah Davis, the latter
two fatally. Al the dead are colorcd.
TOWN or OWOSSO FIRE-SWEPT.
Detroit, Mich, Sept, "a Free Press
special says that the whole business por-
ton Of Owosso, Mich, one hundred miles
west of here is endangered by tire
which is now raging. Up to 1880 the
following firms had been burned out and
the fire was not yet under control:
Woodward's Furniture Factory, con
siSting of three story warehouse, kilns
and lumber yards, totally destroyed loss
100000; The OwoSso Brewing Com.
pany. loss $50 900; Grove and Paync'S
implement store loss $4,000; VIM. Jop-
ling's Livery establishment and several
smaller buildings aggregat ting about $50,
600.
The fire department from COrunna is
assisting in fighting the flames.
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MACIAS' COURTEOUS OFFER.


Guayama, Porto Rico. Sept. 2,~De-
layed in transmission. Captain Palma
of the Spanish civil guard, brought Gca-
eral Brooke today, under II ilag of truce,
Il dispatch from Captain General Macias,
extending to the American General the
use Of his private residence at Rio
Piedras. near San Juan, during General
Brooke's stay here
The health of the troops here is steaGS
ly improving.
The Panama has sailed for the United
States with 100 convalescentS, leaving
less than fifty men in hospitals.
General Stone started today to make
a tour of the island and examine the
roads and harbors
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Sept. 3.-The following is
the weekly bank statement:
Loans, $G72, 173,000, increase $50, 100;
Specie, $ltS,37S. 300. decrease $500
400; Legal Tenders, $14.7lO.2 200, decrease
$l72,O00; Deposits, $T52,3S9,S00, de-
crease, $7,SH.GOO: Circulation, $14,04S.-
800, decrease, S74,SOO.
The banks now hold $1,000 $50 in OK
cess Of the requirement Of the - per cent
rule.
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THE FEVER AT TAYLORs.

The inspectors of the Board Of Health
report tonight that they have FOUND four
cases of yellow fever at Taylors Station.
This is rcassuring in view Of the fact
that Taylors has been regarded ms the
seat of infection. All cases are of a mild
type. Watervalley has been inspected
and found free Of fever.
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INrLAMED RY POSTERS.
The Drcyfus Agitation is not Ahatin=
But Increases.

But Increases.
Paris. Sept 3-Thc Dreyfus agitation
is not abating. The popuIace was again
milamed today by posters, prnte ny the
Steele. with which the towl has been
pastcrcd They reproduce TWO letters
which Drcyfus wrote to the Minister for
War in 1894. and one which he wrote to
his counsel. NJ Dcmange, il 1e9l pro-
testing his innocence and denying that he
had ever even been guilty of ndiscretion.
The posters also call attention to the
fact that Colonel Picquart wrote on July
9TH affirming the falsity Of Lieutenant
Colonel lGenry'S documents and they de-
nouncc the arrest and Imprisonment Of
Colonel Picquart.
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OSCAR READY no DIsARM.

Stockholm. Sept. 3.-On the recon-
mcndation of the Swedish Norwegian
council. King Oscar has notified the
Gar of his acceptance of the invitation
to send delegates to peace conference.
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REVENGE CUTTER SEIZED.
\ Question of International Law is In
yolYed.

Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 3.-The United
States Steam Revenue cutter Algonquin
has been seized here on behalf of j.
Wade. who claims wages due him us n
detective in Chinese smuggling cases. A
question of international law is involved.
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PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
Currently Reported That Spanish Cab
met has Selected Three.

met has Selected Three.
Madrid. Sept. 3.-It is currently re-
ported that the Spanish Ministers at yes
terday's Cabinet meeting definitely select
cd the three following peace commissions
ers:
General Rafael Cercro Saenz, Gen
eral of Engineers.
Senior Eugenio Montero Rios.
Senior Nillarutia. under Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs.
The Carlsts declare that after protest
ing in the Cortes against the policy of the
government they will withdraw
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-04

Ask your dealers for Grape Sun Cured
tobacco and get nice cloth pouch free
with each cents cut.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

BASEBALL ES1 IltI)a1.
New York. Sept. 3.-The Bostons were
lucky enough to hit the ball with men
on bases and this won them the game
from the New Yorks today Attend
ance $500. Score:
New York ....003O0002
Boston $500. o2002110-6 8
Batteries: Seymour and Grady;
Nichols and Yeager. Umpires: Lynch
and Andrews. Time 300.
Cincinnati, Sept 3-The Reds won
today's game by superior work on the
bases The feature of the day was
Miler's scoring from second base on an
in-feld put-out. Attendance 2,295.
Score:
Cincinnati ....201O0O01x-4 0
Washington. 260000000-2 8 /
Batteries: Dryer and PETIT; Din
neen and Terrell. Umpires: Emslie
and Mcdonald. Time 80.
Chicago. Sept 3The Brooklyns
jumped on to Thornton for ten hits and
eight runs in the first two innings.
Woods then went on the slab and was
pounded for exactly the same number
of hits and runs. The locals batted
Yeager hard, but the hits were scatter
ed. Attendance 5000. Score:
Chicago .... % / 001 0303-S IA 5
Brooklyn ...4 00-16 20 3
Batteries: Thornton, Wood and Dom
ahue: Chance. Yeager and Ryan. JIM
pires: Swartwood and Warner. Time
2:05.
Pittsburg. Sept. 3.-Pittsburg BANKED
Baltimore by excellent work in the frs
game. but lost the second because Hast
ings has poor control and Schriver was
so slow that nine bases were stolen
four of them in the fifth inning. At
tendance 1000. Score:
Qfirst game)
Pittsburg II 00-1 >
Baltimore 100000 > /
Batteries: Hart and Schriver; Nc
james and Robinson. Time :36.
tSecond game.)
Pittsburg ... % 03 600 o 00-3 > !
Baltimore ..OO003 90 ID 8 /
Batteries: Hastings and Schriver;
Maui and Clarke. Umpires: Connolly
and Hunt. Time 200.
louisville Sept. 3.-Callahan, the
taiender's new twirler, was an easy
mark for the Colonies. A one-hand
stop of a liner by Ritchey was the only
feature Attendance 1000. Score:
Louisville ....10303 1 x-13 10
St Lonis 100000000-1 4 4
Batteries: Bowling and Kittridge
Callahan and Kinslow. Umpires
O'Day. Time 2:10.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Goose Grease Liniment sole an
guaranteed by all druggists.
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DUCKY HOLMES IN TROUBLE.

Louisville. Ky, Sept. 3.-"Ducky
Holmes. the Baltimore left field player,
who has just been reinStated by the
league, after his trouble with Freedman
of the New York team, is again in trou
BILE. President Pulliam, of the Louisville
club. threatens to have Holmes before
the league board Of discipline to answer
to the charge Of having applied vile
epithet to Major Hughes, chief of the
Louisville fire department, during the
last game of the Baltimore series. Aft
davits supporting the charges have been
tiled
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Little
Pirnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an i'm
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are en-
tirely free from some faint in the blood,
and it is impossible to tell when it will
break out in the form of dreaded Can
Ger. What has appeared to be u mere
pimple or scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer.
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MYATT & HUNTER,
RALEIGH, N. G.
Agents for the Celebrates
VANWINKLE
& BROWN COTTON GIN.

Every Gin warranted and at mann.
acturers' prices. Cali on them.
Agents also for the Mccormick Har-
esters and Mowers.
Large stock of Bagging and Ties NJ
ow figures. '' ~
FOR large healthy Celery Plants write
w. a. MYATr, Raleigh. N. O.
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OPIUM. MoRPAINe WHISKY

If interested in the cure OF these bnhr.
write for my book on these disrnsn,
mailed free. II. Nj, WOoLI.EY. NJ H.
Atlanta, Ca. -