The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • 3

WEDNESDAY THE CITY ANDREWS RED A OLDS City MUtt STRONACH MAY 19 IS NO New North Carolina Corned Herrings Wilson's Crackers in tin boxes paper boxes ano barrels spell 10 Ul tKlUft NUTRITION I nt LIE Roasted Coffee GROCER BUTTERl TEAS! COEES 1 The Guileless Witness A Household Need STRONACH BELO GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Auctioneers RALEIGH Cashier State Na TC HARRIS momnw ON WOOD RALEIGH NC pei rl ii ysentery Chron'o Diarrhea nnc Chmoru Just A new line of Gentlemen's Goat and Calf low cut Shoes the best in the city for shape style and good wear'" Tuokeb We keep no Old Stale Northern Coffees We' do our own roasting Roasted Coffees In any quantity at lowest igures resh Strawberries at 10 cents per quart may 19 Gunpowder Young Hyson Imperial Oolong Souchong and Japan Teas of the flnest quality Imported and at the 'owest prices at which such axis can be handled Ladies If you want something nice call at the store of rt Waitt ayette ville street and examino his large and varied stock of Hamburg edgings neck wear You will find the pro prietor and his efficient corps of assistants polite attentive and willing to show goods Respectfully solicit Conslgnmjnts of GLoda for Public or Private Sales A book on the Liver its diseases and their treatment sent free Including treat ises upon Liver Complaints Torpid Liver Jaundice Biliousness Headache Consti pation Dyspepsia Malaria etc Addres Dr Sanfobd 162 Broadway New York City may 19 4 Patapsoo amily lour (Patent Process) S3 00 per barrel SA'O half barrel Orange Grove Extra our (Patent Process) US per barrel ai60hlf brrel Riverton smiy lour $1 00 per barrel :350 half barrel Harvey's Sugar Cured Pig Hams 12w cents per pound Penis' Trade Mart Pls Hams and Baker Good Luck Pig Hams 13w cents per pound Un anrased Sugar Cured Pig Shoulders 10 cents per pound inest ulton Market Beef Selected Beef Tongues and Broiling Beef Alexis Prunes 1 and pound Tins New Cooking Prunes Dried igs la Boxes and resh Oranges Putted Turkey Game Duck Chicken Ham and Tongue Peach Blow Peerless and Early Rose Irish Potatoes Wilson's Sou Crackers 1 and 9 pound Tins Soda Box utt in Tins Unquestionable The Herald Detroit Mich says of Safe Kidney and Liver Cure efficacy in kidney liver and all urinary diseases is so fully acknowledged that it is not worth the questioning Bona fide testimonials from well known citizens in public and private life are evidences strong enough to convince the most stub born holcest Northern Batter received by Express twice a week Baltimore City Cured Hams small sixes Just Received Six car loads Corn Two car loads Bolted Meal Three car loads Seed Oats Two car loads Timothy Hay One car load odder One car load North Carolina Hay One car load Lime One carload Shingles Wood and Coal in abundance Jones Gbeen Pqwbll Spool Cotton six cord best made The smoothest most elastic and strongest thread All numbers and colors at Our drug stores are now supplied with "Malt the new ood Medicine which has done so much good and comes to us so highly recommended Try it It may save you heavy doctosr bills may 19 4w Old Time Prices Prints I Prints 1 1 Prints 111 Two cases of Spring and Summer Prints at only 5 cents per yard Best prints ever offered at 5 cents ffer yard 8 Tuokeb Eureka Spool Bilks Eureka Spool Silks The best and strongest Sewing Silks Used by all dress all colors Sold by 8 Tvokib Selling Out at Cost As appears in an advertisement else where the stock of boots shoes etc in the store of Heartt will be sold out at cost as he wishes to close the business A capital opportunity is offered any one who wishes to go into a paying business The stock will be sold to such a party on the most desirable terms Read the ad vertisement Trinity College We acknowledge an invitation to be present at the commencement party at Trinity College complimentary to the class of 1880 which is to be given on the 10 of June The chief manager is Pnil Holland Jr of Newhern and the chief marshal is Bodie of Lees ville 8 The managers are 8 Bundy Cates 8 Colo 0 Council 8 Daniel Gannon and Wadsworth of North (Molina and Welsh of South Carolina Improvements Ground was broken yesterday for the store and warehouse of Messrs Parker Avera at the corner of Wilmington and Martin streets The building will have a front of twenty six feet on the first named street and will extend back 128 feet Ii will be of brick three stories in height with front of pressed brick The Second and third floors and the basement will be used for the storage of cotton and will hold over 2000 On the first floor will be a store for rent and an office for use by the firm To day the wooden of fice will be moved and Messrs Parker Avera will take temporary quarters In the Cotton Exchange room The Monument und The committee of Hickman Lodge yes terday received the following subscrip tions for the erection of tbe monument to Messrs Crocker and McMillan Andrews $100 Tom Adams $100 Loader $100 cash $50c Nowell $200 John A McDonald 9100 Hinsdale Devereux $100 cash 60c Gray $100 Up church $200 Hardin $100 Pace $100 IL Harris $100 cash 60c Maj Bagley $100 Dudley $100 Bain $100 cash 60c cash 60c Total $18 60 Pre viomly reported $19137 Grand total $20987 Rocking Trains It is the determination of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Companyto have every Instance in which a train is rocked or fired into investigated and the offender severely punished The act of 1876 makes the offence one punishable by imprison ment In the Penitentiary On yesterday Mr Busbee attorney for the road had a negro arrested near Clayton for throwing a small stick of wood at the tram The offender proved to be a small boy and he was allowed to go after a aevore whipping from his father in pres ence of the constable Tbe railroad company is in earnest In having every Cue punished Novelties in gentlemen's neck wear Our celebrated half and half' scarfs also the Claudent and De Joineville Scarfs in ornamental designs The newest styles in collars the straight corner and the round corner 4 ply all linen 8 Tuokeb Latest Latest styles of Summer Hats consisting in part of Ma nillas Mackinaws white stiff and Soft Hats at Andbews Go's Clothiers and Hatters 10 Wagons We have just received another car load of the celebrated Tennessee Wagons They are made of the very beet material and the best painted and dressed wagon sold iin this market Have sold a large number of them and have never heard a complaint Every wagon warranted Cooke Wainwbioht ulton Market Corned Beef" Ver) One Oat This article is fast be coming a staple Everybody uses it As a palatable and wholesome breakfast dish it is unrivalled Having an active trade for it I offer it always fresh and of the beat quality Hamms I Never Loved Till Now I hate been taught that I should love 1 My fajher and my friends 4 7 And all the tiny start above A The tree that us bends Each creature that around doth move The flowers tbe grass the dew I love them all but if that's Why then I don't love yon My voice to me is dear But does not thrill me thro' My uncle brings no fluttering here Whatever he may do Round neck my arms I steal While she will sit and hem If this is loye for you I Why then I love them I long to look into your eyes Then fain must turn away not so when I con the skies Or watch the leaflets play I do not tremble at flower But kiss it on the bough If what I feel is sweet power I never loved till now rom the Bpctre Knight state news ine Triple Piute at Whole Merchants and dealers throughout tbe State can supply themselves with any quantities of those splendid Spoons orks Knives at same discounts as at first class Northern factories at Silver and China House and Collarettes new styles and shapes New lot of Ruch fiigs for the ladies i 8 Tucker Wilmington Review: The Association of Officers of the Third North Carolina Infantry had their regular reunion and anniversary dinner Monday evening Wilmington Star Township meetings to appoint delegates direct to the State and Congressional conventions were held in Duplin county Saturday It is con ceded that the county is for Colonel Wm A Allen for Congress as long as he is in the fieldA gentleman just from Onslow reports the cotton and corn crops as looking finely Hillsboro Mail Another installmenCof the Hillsboro colored exodusters left here for Indiana last Wednesday The party consisted of four females They intend to join their kins people who left here a abort time since Dr Wilson met with a painful accident while returning from Little River on the 8th Inst The accident was caused by the breaking of an axle which precipitated tbe doctor from his carriage and resulted in a severe frao ture of the right arm Greensboro Patiiot: In Randolph Chat ham Moore and Guilford farmers report the crops in good condition The Greensboro law school closes June 4th The entire class will apply to the Su preme Court for licenses at the beginning of the term in June The graded school for white children here is of brick two stones high and has five large well ventilated rooms which are well supplied with all the conveniences of the modern school room The number of pupils now on tbe roll is 180 average attendance 140 Charlotte Observer A physician was called suddenly Bunday evening to attend a woman named Cox living on the out skirts of the city' who was said to have poisoned herself When the doctor reached there ha found the woman showing symp toms of being poisoned by strychnine but these did not continue and when assist ance being rendered her she recovered she stated that she had eaten a root which she had gotten in the woods 'On being asked if she had intended to kill herself she said both yes asd no but finally ac knowledged that she knew the kind of root she bad eaten was poisonous arm ers report that the dry weather had had a very desirable effect on the wheat crop preventing the rust which had appeared on the blade from extending Lincoln county held hsr convention Saturday The discussion of current questions before the delegates was warm and spirited and cal culated to bring forth the true policy of the county No mention was made of State officers or nominations but the dele gates were instructed to vote for Col John Hoke for Congress from this district Brunswick County The proceedings of tbe convention were followst la accordance with the call of the county executive committee the Democrats of Brunswick county assembled in mass con vention at George 'W McKelhan's storeMonday May 17 1880 The convention was called to order at 12 by A Rieger Esq chairman of the executive committee who requested Cbinnis to act as temporary chair man and Drew and Rev Joseph Keen to act as temporary secretaries On motion of Moore the tempo rary chairman and secretaries were made the permanent officers of the convention The object of the convention was ex plained by the chairman in a few appro priate and well chosen remarks On motion the chairman wm empow ered to appoint two delegates from each of the townships to represent the county in tbe State convention to be held in Ral eigh on the 17th of June and two from each township to represent the county in tbe Congressional convention at ayette ville on the 2d of June: also one delegate at large to each convention Dr Curtis moved that the con vention adjourn tine die Motion lost Dr Curtis then moved that the convention adjourn and that the chairman of the county executive committee call another convention at olly Bridge on the 24th inst The motion was lost After a short interval the chairman an nounced the delegates The convention then adopted a series of patriotic resolutions and declared for Stedman for Congress complimented McKoy as a Judge and instructed for owle Tbe following is the report as made bv the Secederi: The Democratic voters of Brunswick county met in convention at store to day at 12 for the purpose of appointing delegates to ths State Con gressional conventions My 8 Chinnis was elected perma nent chairman After the meeting' was duly organzed Mr A Rieger moved the chair ap point two delegates from each township to the convention at ayetteville This motion was objected to by Mr George Bellamy on the ground that there was no expression of opinion on the part of the meeting as to their choice of candidates and Mr Bellamy then moved that this choice should be ascer tained before appointing tbe delegates which motion was ruled out of order by the chairman and Mr motion put and carried Dr Curtis then moved that owing to the fact that there was no repre sentation from the townships of Shallottee and Waccamaw the convention should ad journ to meet May 24th at olly for the same purpose for which it met to day which motion the chairman refused to put and consequently there was a secession meeting held at which the following proceedings occurred: Whereas at a meeting called by the chairman of the executive committee of Brunswick county it appearing that there was no representative from the townships of Sballotteeand Waccamaw and an inade quate representation from olly it was moved by Dr Curtis and seconded by Moore Esq that the convention adjourn to meet on Mbn 1 day the 24th of May at olly for tbe purpose of allowing those townships to be represented and whereas 1 the convention did refuse to put the 1 motion therefore a number of tbe Demo 1 crats of Brunswick county fifty seven in 1 all it being a large portion of those pres 1 ent did withdraw and organize a separate 1 meeting at which the following proceed I ings were had: I Dr Uurtis was appointed chair man and Henry Durant secretary i Delegates were appointed patriotic res olutions were adopted and the meeting declared for McKoy for Congress The delegates to the State convention were instructed to use their discretion in the selection of State officers having in view always tbe success of the party and the best interests of North Carolina Auctions Every Saturday Bnfnil 1a VA rv VTTX a no 1 Tri ni 1 rx 1 vv 11 11a llonal Ban! and to Mr A Wiley Cashier National Bans pr II 33 d3m All Endorse It The Recorder Americus Ga says: Senators Representatives Doc tors Lawyers Citizens in public and private life are testifying by the thou sands and over their own signatures that a remedy has been found for Dis ease of the Kidneys and for Diabetes these are respectively known as Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Warner's Safe Diabetes Notice HAV'NG onatlOed as Executor In Wake County North Carolina of the late Sarah Hinton I give notice to her debtors to make payment and to her creditors to present their du ms to me In haleigh by tbe 96th day of April 18S1 BATTLE Jr Executor Ac Raleigh April 25 18S0 oav 6w Coat of Qrowlng Oats Oats are as small farmers know a much surer crop than wheat in fact taking a series of years together a surer crop than corn No horse is fit for full labor or the highest rate of speed on any feed but oats At any rate there is no grain that can take its place or is bo universally applicable to the working driving or running horse Tbe same may be said of colls and calves and also of swine if the grain be ground for the latter and mixed with corn meal Oats are grown on our Western soils with great ease and should be more largely grown and fed than they are Want That Stuff Is what a lady of Boston said 10 her hus band when he brought home some medi cine to cure her sick headache and neu ralgia which had made her miserable for fourteen years At the first attack there after it was administered to her with sdeh good results that she continued ils use until cured and made so enthusiastic in its praise that she induced twenty two of the best families in her circle to adopt it as their regular family medicine That is Hop Bitters When a young man who has just reached the years of goslinghood has bis boots blacked regularly twice a day puts on a new paper collar before each msal trims his finger nails every half hour keeps his three fuzz power moustache per petually dyed and scented and his hair solemnly done up and parted behind with semi occasional practicing of graceful atti tudes and seductive smiles In 1 he fleet! ve bottoms of new tin you can bet your last th at some heart and his are in a state of gentle kerflum mixment Donan A singular and unlookad for fatality Is ust reported in the South A nerican war A soldier in tbe Chili infantry wa shot dead last Sunday morning The Peruvian soldier who shot him was promptly aa rested but explained that he was just cleaning his gun and know it was loaded About this time the owners of the sea side hotels are try i eg to buy old vessels cheap torun ashore near their establish ments: It makes a beach so much more romantic to have a wrecked vessel or two on it A Philadelphia servant girl who was washing windows spattered some water on a pedestrian She apologized he smiled and in four weeks they were marrir He turned out to be worth $200 (XX) It is a deplorable fact that out in Utah they have seminaries They tried it once but principal eloped with every last one of the girls thus breaking up all thought of having another A New Jersey woman was out of a lumber wagon at a funeral and a re volver in her pocket exulodsd and shot man in the leg She said she come pre pared to meet tramps Little drops of water (in the milk) little grains of sand (in the sugar) are what make tbe big fortunes of the humble milkmen and tbe obscure grocers Sc It Tucker have marked several lines of dress goods at very low prices 8 Tuckeb The Weather ToDay Indications for the South Atlantic States are Stationary barometer warmer and south to west winds clear or partly cloudy westher New Adverlleemeote A Stronachr Rplecled groceries Boots shoes I and hats at cost I) Organs and pianos 4 Subscription books Malt and Hop Bitters Observations Middling cotton Ilf Revenue collections yesterday $63496 Attention is called to the attractive new advertisement of A Stronach Regular meeting of Oak City Lodge No 419 of will be held this even ing A license was yesterday is sued to Tower Landstreet Go Balti more Md Tue question of the hour is where is that street sprinkler? If it was ever needed it is now Charlotte Hill colored was before the Mayor yesterday charged with disorderly conduct and was fined $1 and costs Adj utant Johnstone Jones Is in the cily and leaves to day for Tarboro to participate in the celebration of the 20th There will be a meeting of the Union soldiers to morrow evening at 8 at the office of A Shaffer All are re quested to attend A horse stepped on the foot of Robert Crow a little son of Crow Esq yesterday causing painful though not at all serious injuries The boys ought to have a base ball match in tbe cotton square No circus win come along and the people are posi tiv ly Buffering for some kind of exhibi tion The Oak City Blues and East Raleigh Guards Cos A and of the ourth Battalion colored: paraded yesterday at the funeral of a sergeant of the latter company There was nothing doing in the cotton market yesterday There were no advices from New York or Liverpool owing to its being a holiday Some sales were made here on a basis of Ilf There will be a match game played on this (Wednesday May 19) evening be tween the Hasty Base Ball Club and the Olympic Base Ball Club for a bat and ball in the depot field at 4:30 Tbs members of both clubs are requested to be piV7VUV An extra car will be attached to the freight train which leaves the city at 7 to morrow morning This is done for the convenience of persons who desire to attend the celebration at Durham to morrow The Board of Directors of the State Penitentiary was in session yesterday and transacted much routine business Con victs were ordered to be sent to the Cape ear and Yadkin Valley Railroad and to the Onslow Canal One hundred and one convicts were sent up to the Cape ear and Yadkin Val ley Railway yesterday and a gang of twenty five was sent to work on the canal in Jones and Onslow counties It does not always do to say nice things about people who are not used to having good words saiti about them 'They say that a paper made some remarks compll mentary to a tough customer whereupon he got mad about it and paid the editor a personal visit saving he was not used to having such things said about him An error was inadvertently made in issue in tbe statement that Bishop Atkinson administered the holy rite of confirmation at Christ Church and tbe Church of the Good Shepherd on Sun day last It was Bishop Lyman who per formed the ceremony Bishop Atkinson is at present at Baltimore under treatment We learn with great pleasure that his con dition is much improved Osborn Corner Wilmingi ton aud Davie streets Raleigh has lately been refurnished and fitted up in the very best style Polite aud attentive servants always on band to attend to the wants of our patrons This well known and popular hotel is conveniently situa ted in the centre of the city and within a short distance of the most prominent bust nesi and public houses Kates $150 per day Special rates for a longer period I Osborn Manager I 1 lihc best Prims the market affords for 7j cents per yard IL 8 Tucker you know the prisoner asked the attorney knew him replied the witness said the lawyer sternly "Now sir did you ever see the prisoner at the many a drink with him at the mv Question veiled the lawyer long have you known the two feet up to five feet ten the court make "I have said the witness an ticipating the lawyer have answered the question I knowed the prisoner when he was a boy two feet long and a man five feet Honor a fact jedge under my persisted the witness The lawyer arose placed both hands on the table in front of him spread bis legs apart leaned his body over tbe table and Said: you tell the court what you know about the his replied the wit ness his said it did You wanted to know what I know about this his yelled the attorney plucking his beard out by tbe roots you make this man said the judge must answer the questions put to Goshen jedge I bin it? Let the blamed cus fire away I'm said the lawyer beat about tbe bush any more You and this prisoner have been promptly responded the wit ness i you summoned here as a sir I was summoned here as a Presbyterian Nary one of us wm ever an old line Baptist without a drop of Quaker in him" yelled the lawyer in dis gust do it sit dawn or stand removo that man from tbe Witnew retires muttering: "Well if he the "thick headedest cuss 1 ever laid eyes Det Moinet Register I Grass and Stock Crops We advocate grass and stock as a lead ing crop upon the majority of our farms The breeds must be every man for himself Cotton and other crops should be auxiliary and supplementary thereto It is in this way we can best learn to diversify the products of the farm Stock and grass will constitute the ruling crop and everything else produced will be that much more added to the bank ac count of the farmer This will enable us to cultivate less land in hoed crops and by the use of fertilizers and extra care in cultivating produce much from one acre we are in tbe habit of securing from several The man who gets his farm well sodded to grass and stocked with tbe necessary animals to consume that crop and who Is out of debt is and will con tinue to be independent so long as bo man ages his business intelligently economically and carefully Noinheritance of worldly goods can be more desirable than a neat little farm sodded to grass and well stocked Wholesale Trade 95 barrels North Carolina Cat Herrings 4 Tierct a Suvar Cured Hams Bushels Bo ted Meal Barrels Cakes ard Crackers 20 inels White and Yel ow Sugars 95 Cases Libert Lye 25Sacks Rio Coffee 26 Cases Bread Preparation and 6 Tubs Oleo margarine Dned Apples and Peaches Italian Infect Powder slaughters lies leas Ants Mosquitoes Ac in short order at 10 1 5 or 25 cent Bottle Wilson's Cakes' very fine assortment THE ROYAL WEDDING' fornfi Interesting Details of the Recent Ceremony Tbe ceremony wm very short As soon tbe gucsis had taken their places Sir George Elvey playing a selection from Handel and Gounod during the interval tbe minor liybts of tbe royal party came in and Lord Mount Eclzcumbe showed tbe bridegroom where and bow he was to stand Prince Leopold being best man The Lord Chamberlain then went off to announce that all was ready and at once the Queen entered with tbe bride followed by her six bridesmaids with the Duchess of Wellington and tbe usual ladies in attendance The Queen wore black usual relieved with white anda small coronet of diamonds 'RH bride (who looked very handsome and stately) was iff course in white and so were her attendants whose wreaths were of yellow the Hanoverian color amanifestation which will give considerable offence at Berlin Her Majesty's action in herself giving away the bride' is re garded as a practical protest against tbe disapproval of tbe bride's family Proba bly since the union of tbe Duke of Glou cester and Lady Waldegrave no royal marriage in this country has caused so much acrimonious discussion After tbe Queen had received the guests in the Red Drawing which took a very snon tne royal party lunched in the White Drawing room and the others had a stand up refection in the Waterloo Chamber As soon as the Princess and her husband had driven off (which they did amidst a shower of rice John Brown hurling an old slipper afier the carriage with a vigor which would have caused the Baron long to remember bis wedding uay had it come in contact with bis head) everybody went away and before half past four the castle was clear and the Queen had gone out for a drive The private chapel in which the cere mony took place is witbin that part of the castle which is never shown to the public It was formerly a music room and was converted to its present uses under the auspices of Prince Albert It adj line the Waterloo Chamber and is usually entered from George grand corridor which with its contents is one of the chief features of thecastle Service is cele brated here daily when the Queen is at Windsor by the Dean before her Majesty usually and the household always The gallery faces the pulpit and has an ante room lined with portraits This is the first marriage that has ever taken place here The chapel was beautifully decorated with flowers from rogmore but little else was attempted beyond re moving the black hangings replaced after the death of Princess Alice and clearing out the servant's benches and rubbing up aud brightening everything The Baron von Pa wel Rammingen has had a romantic history He was for some time a student or the college at Coburg which he quitted early In life for a com mission in the Hanoverian army On the outbreak qf the rupture between Aus ria and Prussia he took part in tbe battle ot Langensalza and was taken prisoner with the King and accompanied him in his re treat to Vienna His strong attachment to the fallen dynasty led to bis endeavor ing to raise a Guelphic legion in rance for the recovery of the lost throne or this he was impeached for high treason by the Prussian authorities was tried by default in his absence and found guilty This sentence has never been revoked and the Baron cannot now enter any portion ot the German dominions without being sub ject to arrest The family have long been settled at Coburg and his father is the Minister of the Duke 8s xo Coburg Gotha and manages all the ducal property Advice as to Kissing No Ethel no we don't suppose cal is any worse than the other kind The worst thing about it seems to be that it is more readily and certainly found but and people make a greater fuss about it Kiss your pastor if you wish and if he wishes it but Ethel dear re member thia although you kiss 1pm never darkly in the ball behind the door down in the cellar in the dark down in a coal mine even it will be in the papers next morning though never a word will be said about those two limes "you kissed your cousin Tom on the front veranda at noon while the procession was going by Burlington Hawkeye NOTICE KJ ORTH CAROLINA WAKK COUNTY In the Superior Court Before the Clerk John Bunting In behalf of himself and all other creditors Ac Alford Administrator of Alford Pursuant to an order made fa this action on the Gih day of Apnl 1880 notice is hereby given to the creditors of the estate of Alford to present aud prove their claims against said estate before me at my office in the city of Raleigh on or before the 3oth day of May 1880 or they will be excluded from participating tn 4ai1 estate CHAS UPCHURCH alxigh April 6 1880 8 aprilTlawfiw State of north Carolina Bertie Co IN THE SUPERIOR COUKT John 1 Britton against John Askew Wm 8 Askew Abnt rH Askew waul wife Mary RSliaw Wm Askew hn Askqw Annie Askew Wade Askew Joseph As' ew Erneet Perry Joseph Perry Perry Perry Mitchell and wife Laui a Mitchell I) Beasums Jr and wife varthaBessums Joahna White arv WUslow Gaston Perry and wife Mlllloent Perry Alexander Coopsr aid wife Mattle Oojper White and wife Cornelia White White Maule Twine and bailie Twine PETITION OR SALE OR LAND OR PARTITION The plaintiff above named having med hla petition befo me for the sale of a tract of laud In sal I county for partition and It appear Ing that the following parties defendants aoove satne'i with thei present places or residence A ar non resideuts of this beat to wit Wm Askew Join Askew Annie Askew Wade II Askew and Joseph Askew Arena PO Miss II rry Laffavetto 01 danaJW Perri Norfolk Va Joshua White Knreka Mills Va Mary Winslow Binkley Va Alexander co per aud wife Mattle Cooper Norfolk county Va (pjflothce unknown) It Is then fo ordered that publ'catlon be made In ITie ubsbsVsb a newspaper published In the city Kaleigh commanding said le fenda its to apiear before me at my office iu Windsor on or before 25th day of June 810 aid a ver the complaint of pla ntlff or judgment will bo vranted as prayed for Wit Wm (lurley clerk of said court at offi In Windsor this 1th May 1880 WM RLEV MayU dtd 0 8 Court In i This Warm Please bear in mind that I receive butter always by express which insures its de livery firm and in good order I sell the best butter only retail price 35 cents per pound Habdin Cool and (sparkling Soda and Mineral Waters always on draught at Drug Store 'Medicinal waters of ail kinds in bottles Toe best syrups only used Ab Animated Scarecrow YYiday afternoon ths people at the Peni tentiary were amazed at tbe sudden appear ance ot what seemed an animated scare crow A closer inspection of tbe apparition showed it to be a dust povered negro whose tiflght have discounted tbe traditional apparel of Joseph for va riety rom every point of hia body rags fluttered in the breeze The new arrival was to all appearance in the last stages of fatigue and wm sore of foot and husky of voice He begged to be admitted to tbs Penitentiary Though many people undoubtedly regard that institution a desirable place ot residence yet such a request is unusual and attracted more atiebtion to the new comer One officer of the Penitentiary at £his stage of the proceedings took a look at tbe scarecrow and found him to be Elisha Wilson wbo was sunnosed to be a member of the force on the Cape ear and Yadkin Valley Rail road Wilson was then quickly admitted anditold his story He was a as tbe prisoners who are thought worthy to be trusted are termed He had run away from the gang at work near Ore Knob Randolph county and had been four days on the road His footsteps had been turned by a attraction towards the Penitentiaiy perhaps with' a longing for that abede He was put in the hos pital ana says thabKtully that be is heme at A IteUe of the War 'A'A About two months past a negro went to tbe express office in this city with an sword and a Confederate flkg and stated to Mr Hastings Poe one of tne messengers that he desired to send them away The sword was of fine work manship and showed that it had seen ser vice It appeared to have been tne prop erty of some officer of distincti'iu The sword Wm forwarded to the place td which the sender wished it to go He concluded however not to send the flag on aecium of not having (he money to pay the charges and proposed to sell it to Mr Poe who at once purchased it "The flag is what Ik known as tbe flag "and is about square in shape It has seen ser vice! and from the bullet and canister holes in it has been in the thick of the fray many a time The negro slated that be got the flag in South Carolina There can be little doubt but that be stole both il and the sword The two were proba bly highly prized by their owner who ever he may be The flag is now on ex hibition at the express office Randolph Macon College We acknowledge the receipt of an in vitation to present at the commence ment exercises of this famous college at Ashland Virginia and to the celebrations of the two literary epcjeties the Washing ton and The address before tbe societles will be delivered oni June 17 by Rev De Witt i Talmage the dis tinguished Brooklyn preacher Tbd President elect of the ranklin society is Hon Mason of North Carolina the orators are A Davis of North Carolina and McLain Pleasant of Virginia the marshals Robinson and Riddick Virginia and A Stevens of North Carolina The President ot the Washineton society is Goy Holliday of Virginia the orators Sawyer North Carolina Bagwell Vir ginia the marshals Boggs 8 turner and A McMath Virginia The City felloe Eoroe The Board of Aidermen elected nine po licemen et the last meeting and since that lime two more have been appointed The terce now consists of eleven men of whom five are on tbe day and six on the night force On the day force are officers Betts Beasley Lewis Mullen and Good win On the night force are officers Roys 'er Thompson Osborn Basbford Parker ind Price Twp of the yforce are turn keys at the guard house1 one during the day the other at night This leaves for active duty four day and five night police Up to last week there have been only hree men on the night force The city is divided by ayetteville and Halifax streets into two districts one patrolled by three be other by two men Suffering will exhibit its presence by the cries of the baby and should by the prompt use of that highly recom mended remedy Dr Biby Syrup It is free from Opium Price 25 cents Two Cases Striped Pques at only cents per yard Tuckeb he Salvator for Inval'ds and the Aged An Incomparable Ailment tortlie Growth ana Protection of Infants and Children A Superior Nutritive In Continued evers ard Reliable Remedial Agent In all Diseases of the Stomach and Inturtloes i I TI1IS justij aleLra'td PmrARATlON Jll is in coiMp iiuui principally the Gi ctun A derived fei Wintkr lint Whsa Chi h'I a sol 1 extract the inventionf an eminent Chui ir is not only been highly ecumrnended but rtifi 1 to lv a large number ot heniils and Physxnn rep escritiuq a very highagree of medical science as the Safest Most Acceptable and Reliable ood for the prowlhand Proteclion of Infants and Ci'ildrcn and for Mothers 'aching Sufficient Nourishment for tneir oifspnng Unlike those nreuaralions made from animal dr vinous matter which are liable to stimulate the brain and irritate the digestive organs it vabr ices in its elementary connxirition That which makes vlt ux Bone ami Muscle That which makes good IsJi nd Blood Th it which is eaCy of ir musttpaling That Winch is kind and friendly to rhe Brain and lirat hi aoTs ax a prevrt't'ive of llww Inleslital Disorders incidental to childhood And while it would be difficult to conceive ot inything in jod or Dessert more crrami ami 't' anostkiingthiinim try is Kalts Main ADVERTISEMENTS Boot Shoes and Bais at Coil IT Is my desire and purpose to close my rres ent cmnees Ui the BOOT sod SHOE trade I wiu tharef re from iMs nte sell my stock out st COOT consisting ot general sum ment in the vsrlaua styles tor Lwlles Gentlemen end Children Parties wishing to engage tn this trade will dn well to conault me aa mtee is a well established business of some length ot time and the stock and furniture la good galea at retail will be made cost until an offer is accepted for the enure stock Parties indebted to me will please call and settle at once C' heartt may 19 dlw 4 Notice By virtue of the powers conferred tn a cer tain mortgage exeou ed on the lath day of lone 1819 and duly reco ded in the office ot I qe Register of Deeds of Wake Crunty tn bo at page 445 I will ael at oubloanc Uon i Tuesday June 1st lego at 12 on the premises the oroperty described in said mort gage ounslatlng of buildings engines tools lurid: uie Terms of sale cash Time June Is" on thi premises west en lof Hargett street in the City of Raleigh PURNELL Attorney for Mortgagee may i4 w3t IT Circuit CourL Eastern Pislrict Acrtli Carolina IN EQUITY A Grein for themselv a and sp o'hcr credltora of the Hauk of ayetteville arslnet the Bank of ayetteville et al In pursuance of a decree in the above enti tled suit I hereby give uotr to the ereltiorr of the bank to present and make tr of nt the claims before me at mr office in ayette ville on or before July 20 Iran aie ir ake tliemaulves parties to this suit No proofs will be recoi red after that day Commissioner 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS resh Groceries A very choice lot ot Pale Maracaibo Cotfoes Extra Choice Old Rio Government Java Ac Ac Green and Roasted Coffees of every de scription "anosa" Coffee 25 cents per pound Is the nest Roasted Coffee at Ha In the market A uueurpasse i Stock of ine Groceries gen erally Gordon A DUwo 'h'x Brandy Peaches equa' in jll respects to the best home made inest rench Prunes tn 4 pound Tins ranoesconl A Co's Best xalad oil Sauces Catsups Pickles Preserves Jellies Canned Goods iflavo Ing Extracts Ac Ac of the st quality resh Strawberries always on hand during the Season Everything In the line of irst Class Groce ries and Provisions Best quantj lowest prices prompt delivery injyjsj HARDIN Sale BY virtue flowers conferred upon me In a Deed of Mortgage executed by Thompson end wife dated O'h November 1811 and reglst red in the office ot Register of Deeds tor ke county In nook 48 at page ATI I will on turdsy the loth day of June next sell for cash at the Court House door In Raleigh tne undivided third partot the lot of land ly ng In the eastern suburbs of Raleigh adjoining the lands of Willoughby Mrs Sable Haywood and Marla Cok containing one half of one acre JOHN BLAKE may9 dtds mortgagee Land for Sale ON Monday May 81st we will sell at rnb'to outcry at the Court tun door lu Ral lga for cash about ISO acres of land in Wake County about four miles Bou hweaf of Raleigh on the Holly Springs td adjoining rlie latds of Wiley Mosa Pomeroy Aaron Johnson Mrs Terrell Gill and a ceinctre unit owned by John Dwyer ex ept half an re nurchased by a colored if it Chnrnh ami two acres by Whi Sale made uif I Judgment of Wake fior utrt ren se of CSinKo her ood et al vi Jjtn Dwyer etui 8 tASIU' MUBDKC ViJ Conlln aprll 31 dbls 1V1ILI A A Il GA It ewipa er Book a' Job Pr nting RALEIGH Havl taken the Book and Job Printing rs Ubllahment formerh conducted by Nichols A Gorman solicits work In hie line Legal Blanks and Briefs speci alties may is notice ACRitTitc for live shares of the cspl tai stock of the North Carolina Ballroaa Companv stai dinir tn the name of Sarah Par ker trust No 1553 has been lost Notice is given that application will he made for the Issue of a duplicate certificate in lieu thereof and the public are wrned sgalnst buying or trading for the said lost certificate P4BKKR Trustee JOHN GATLING Attorney Raleigh AprlI25 oa KALKIO 19 1880 Beef Tongues and Broiling Beef TS i.