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1 fc- A THEpNew York TfbrK -offers' tl print an interview with 'Ptesiclenit Cleveland of 'three or four columns' if that gentleman wiU furnisll it. JOHN SHERMAN AND ll', hl have said many times in the last few years that John Sherman was 600,000 and other i palace officials with large amotints, in-order to secure their approval of the convention The Sultan after his interview with M. Nelidoff, hurriedly summoned Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, the special British envoy with reference to Egypt, tion contest ih Congress, which requires the testimony in each case to be forwarded to the Clerk of the House and printed under hjs direction, Gen. Clark, the clerk, has received and sent to the Public Printer the testimony in the contested cases of Frank against Glover, from St. Louis; Smalls against Elliott, from South Carolina; Lowry against "White, the meanest of the Republican leaders.

1 We have always had a good reason for bringing this sweeping charge. John Sherman has been the trick iest, boldest, most relentless persecu- tor of the South. He has scrupled at nothing, for did he not himself say that "anything in law or morals was right to defeat the Democratic partv?" and has he not from the days of the Louisiana retnrn in p- hoard and Eli v. a a titu 1 it. mai sajmgi vuo uas own me mamsDriner or tne so-canea sensational 1 wu a "aa uuicu in ms caujpaigu speeches more fiendishly malignant diatribes, always under the guise of cold-blooded sanctimoniousness, than John Sherman ins jjuimutii luveuuuu is iuts i i 4.

i a i iu connection or the Ijemocratic party with what he calls "Confederate ideas." Now watch the utter deviltrv S(mthern Confederacv and the doc. trines that underlay it, that is the doctrines of State sovereignty and secession, are no longer among exist- ing things that the one is certainly dead, and the other dead in Southern minds and hearts. Yet he vivifies them for party purposes, because they are odious in the North: he dubs the principles of the Democratic party, older than the Constitution itself, as "Confederate ideas," and seeks to de- feat that great party by imposing a lie and exciting the slumbering pas- sions of the war period. No mere bloodj shirt for this heart of stone; he would establish a political inquisi tion in the land of free thought and fftnsniPTlPA Ho wnn rt ovnoh a nnnn. SU1UU lu luu xvepuuucau pany uy au i JULIUS A.

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Address THF MFSSFNGFR PlIRIKHING HOUSE. A BONITZ FROPHIKTOR OLDSBORO, C. MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1887. Wheeler Vice President-Maine. Hannibal Hamlin, of Texas is getting to be the rendez vous or train roooers.

ine latest 4 'hold up" was near the city of Fort Worth, and was a perfect success, as the others were. Editor O'Brien, of United Idand, neyerdid a wiser or manlier thing than when he refused to merge tho patriotic course of his country with that of the land-cranks and levellers, Henry George and Dr. McQlynn. Buffalo Bill is having a swell time in Londonjwith royalty and aris tocracy. He is known as the "Hon.

vv vouy. io Amuiu 1 TTT Tl 1 11 XT A 1. I ever attracted so mucn attention as this -distinguished statesman ana i I neroot the cowboys. There are many reasons why an i i and questioned him as to the truth of these charges. Sir Henry indignantly denied that he or his government had been guilty of bribery.

The Turkish officials, who were said to have re ceived the bribes, also warmly pro- tested thpir innnrAnP nf ora int. PHUrHt-IS UISUUUNILU. -a. iew monms aijo we were ioiq ov aA oJl- 1 auu. vuai.

ourci wuum hoarded in the United States Treas- ury. 1 Sometimes a prophecy is speedily known as spurious, and driven bv the noi nr puuu upiuiuu iu Lut? cumiiori as men impale a pewter quarter, So it is in the present instance, Silver has; been steadilv runninsr in States to Europe. This has been going on for several months, and the prophets are called upon for an ex planation. much for silver. 1 he gold holdings in the Treas ur7 have increased six millions since May 1 Ihus, both as to silver and as to gold the gold-bugs are put to confu- sion.

Their vaticinations are falsified. kd stays, silver goes. And what are tQey going to say next "Speech 1S silvern and silence golden." "FOOLSH AND INSULTING. Tii- umuuib, sPeech Jonn Sherman, a candidate Sam "iiIV ii 7i J.w.,.irj, iu" KilLUUl UL ail L11H DOIll M'MI I xuii luo yauauL ui an me DOllllcai line or demarcation is union and Con- rCepuhlican and Democratic. 17?" -w ww WW If 1 1 I Confederate soldiers were true to their Union until drawn by State pride to tor the Confederacy.

I have no or Democrats, many of whom I cherish as mv rWrpct frnc ut i Misccllancoug, MOST BRILLIANT PURE AND PERFECT IN THE WORLD They are as trantnarent Itself, and for softneaa of Th. eye, eannot bn exccllel, enabling the wc they are lQ perfect sight preseuvehs. 1. 4.MI. 1 J.f,.

firprnnru 'U noto a all nrofnT 8 ons, and In different branches of 1 can bo iriven win have had their sight Improved by their Ilawkes' Patent Extension SPRING EYE GLASS The Finest in Existence. An! are recommended by tho Medical ulty throughout the country. No JSI'0" producinsr Uritatlon. No darurer odC' th arln? All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed at the OF J. H.

HILL SON. GOLDSnOhO, Every Pair Warrantod-A. K. HAWkp apll-tf Atlanta A. Universily of Carolina.

Next Session begins on the last xnunouA ii AUGUST. Entrance Examination on that and succeeding days. Tuiton and other University chama $35 for each half years' term. fc Hoard from 8 to $13 per month. By a recent Act of the Normal Department is free.

Students not able to pay cash.mav cirn note for $30 per term. A uorps of 15 Professors cive full in. structioas in the usual University Depart- 111 vine, IHUUUlIJg AjUW. ran Graduate (Jourscs offered. For catalogue apply to KEMP.

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E. J. PEARS ALL. DEALER IN MACHINERY. I am still Acting Agent of the renowned FANNER DELAXY ENGINES, SAW and GRIST MILLS, FOR THK CHATTANOOGA CANS MILLS.

AL8 FOR THE Mystic River Ianufacturing Company who manufacture the famous old Gullet Steel Brush, and the Cclebiatcd Lummus improved ENSES questions; great and small, that divide eved ffom some Pafts of the ha-tion the two parties and vou will find th bihty subject to which it transports Xcvv A rf vertluienti. f- A.NATUJtAL. PALATABLE, RKLIAMLE REMEDY. In TAU RANT'S SKLTZER vou behold A certain cure for jourw and old; For Oonstlpation will depart. And Indigestion quickly start.

8ick Ileatlache. too. will poon pubsfde. When A It KA NT'S 3 LTZ It has been tried 4-OR SALE. A PONY, 4 years old, gentle and easy tinder saicle.

apply to Ju9 lw J. A. BONJTZ. No More Eye-G-lasses, Wtak Urn i 4. "5 tWil a Lwt-.

A Certain, afe ami Effective Komedy for jftafl cum iAklfjU liM l'roducJus; L.oni;-Sit;?it'lneKf. and liv storing tin tlie ONI, Cures Tear Gr.v.-,ulationt Hyo Tu mors. Ked atvd ycLflshe8, AND QUICK ELIEF and km a cu k. Also. fquallv eKii-aoioin vlii lined in other iiiiilH.liv.-i, suli its lever Sores, Tumors, tluriiH.

lMlen, or liiIlK.iti'nitii --xinlM, illicit- KLL'S SALVK inuy tiscl to ad jihvly Sold ly all at ciit. Sb mil THE GREAT PIAMBgORGfln DEPOT OF THE SOUTH (3 Ci C5 to IS as C5 itr 3 pi SEEING It believing. Behold muwa ire. Immeniie! 8o it is. and all used In oar own Mania and Art StolSwPlflWOS AND ORGANS nd HAVE tray era rm25toS50 on Instrument sold.

LIVE HOUSE! Right you are. Dixie's bias-ing tun don't even wilt as one bit. tW See oar GRAND SUMMER SALE Oornmwn cin Jane 1. l.OOO PIANOS and ORUAN.H to sold by Oct. Splendid Bar- caina i xrioee way down.

Terms easier than erer. PIANOS SB to 10 Monthly. ORGANS S3 toSS Monthly. YET! OUR SPECIAL SPOT CASH PJJCES, with credit until Nov. 1.

No Monthly Payments. No Interest. Buy in June, July, August, or September, and pay when crops come in. Write for Circulars. REMEMBER Lowest Prices Easiest Terms possible Finest Instruments Fine Stools and Covertl All Freight Paid.

Fifteen Days Trial Full Guarantee. Square Dealing Always Write to Mney Saved. HIDDEN Ci BATES SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. SAVANNAH, GJU RAIL A TWO IN EACH 1)1 UECTION. Tullman l'alace Si wno re and Parlor Cnra run through, uvoi llrir uh transfers.

Short line to n.V i.Tl wn Mivn-mv PHILADELPHIA, NEW VOUK and JIOS- ilME SUM LE NEW YORK. Mllir.4- DELPHI A AND NO It FOLK K. It. extrv session should be held, but the staunch lieutenant, tells me the time President does not seem to approve has gone by when Gladstone ckn re-thestep. Perhaps he will see after unito thfi pvpn ip hlft party, even fif ao oisiiKe the tendency of that party "i- uv mo ueau ui me room to Confederate idpas.

Thpv which the tardy employe is sta- from Indiana, and Worthington against Post, from Illinois. Several weeks aeo an inerenious at tempt was made to defraud Searceat at Arms Leedom, of the House of Representatives. In the first place receeived a letter purporting to be signed by Representative S. S. Cox, of New lork, directing him to pay to the cleric of the Kiere Mouse $240.

wnicn-uwas aiiegeu Air. owea uur uuaru. as nwiisijui mouauuui suspicious were arou he teleirraDhed to the New resentative. IA response by pronounced the letter a forgery. The writer of the letter, of the originator ue Psenieu uimn iu o-- means of identiivint? him.

The following clerks in the Second vwuiiruiier uxuue nave ueeu uuuucu that their services will be dispensed v. i. with atter the dOth of June, as the appropriation bill reduces the force hi. F. French, A.

J. Whitaker and Thos. Johnson, of class four; Robt. iss four; Robt. Gen R.

flill, Hutcheson, class two class one, and Miss S. G.Anderson, Mrs. B. Wilson and Mrs. H.

Duree, of the $900 'class; C. R. Fer guson, clerK class two, bureau of navigation, and Samuel Birdsall, clerk class one, Supervising Archi tect's Office, have been notified of their dismissal also An answer was received yesterday morning by the Inter-State Commerce Commission from the Chicago and Grand Trunk Railroad Company, to the complaint of the Michigan Cen- trail Railroad Company, against it ior selling tickets to commercial trav elers at a lower rate than that given L1c puuno Kcuerttii v. me vnicaffo 4-U mil. 11 mi and Grand Trunk RaiIroad Comnanv admits the facts stated, but holds that iuo iwm ui mjiiBl SOIU lO Commercial travelers is in the nature of a special contract frnm whioh th nr vuj uluci pabsexiers ana mar mis is a i i sumcient reason for the discrimina tion.

The Treasury Rules as to clerks who come late in the mormncr have been modified so that the doorkeepers are not required to make their reports of laie comers to the chiet clerk as here- tofore, which meant a reprimand from tioned has the discretion of excusinc -O nis who can justify their late arrival. The watchmen at the d( oors are also not expected to take luo iaLO comers wuen me Wfifliher wof Some weeks airo Architect Clark, of I.i 7 me Capitol, in conversation with the secretary ot War; in regard to the a IU 4- 3-1 y-i iuau iud urueri'a uv Lon- monument to Gen. Nathaniel Greene. lii had never been placed on the monu- ment. Secretary Endicott called Col.

Wilson's attention to the omission, and the latter has had the inscription cut into the pedestal. The inscrip tion ordered oy resolution ot Con gress more than a century ago, and wnicn nas just been made, is as fol lows "Sacred to the memory of Nathaniel Greene, Esquire, a native of the State of Rhode Island, who died on the 19th of June, 1786, late Major States, and commander of their army in the Southern Department. The United States, in Congress assembled, in honor of his patriotism, valor and ability, have erected this monument." New postoffices Fair Oaks, Johnston county, Adam D. Ford, P. Bostic, Rutherford county, Arbuth L.

Smart, P. Holt, Guildford county, David F. Huffines, P. M. Postoffice names and site changed McBride's Mill, Watauga county, to Amantha; and site 1 miles southwest.

Indian Trail, Union county, one mile south. Golden, Rutherford county, 1J miles west. Paint Fork, Madison county, i mile west. Postmasters commissioned (besides those named above) Charles Weeks, Newbegun; Sophia L. Mercer, New Supply; Laura D.

Gregory, Crowells. Mail messenger service has been established at Garysburg from the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad; and from Greensboro to Winston from the R. D. R. decreasing? the distance nearly a mile.

Gen. R. B. Vance has sold his residence in this city. Recent arrivals here: Middleton Lead, Raleigh; Collector Boyd, Reids-ville, W.

W. Carraway, Postal Service. C. W. H.

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and iruaran i There is probably not a more gener- ous and self-sacrificing paper inj e4 istence than the World. It is lik the estimable Betsy Trot wood, "alr heart." So says' Jth6 Washington Post, and gets it all wrong, so far as the comparison with Copperfield, re- markable aunt is concerned, if it meant to be "sarkastical." It will be remembered that that lady was iar defid all riParr. as Mr. Toz sairf' Wd Li j. i n.

me aonneys on me grass. Asiome I is 6w orK woTWL.tt is a i'aiitzer. I -l. n-, ci.i:!.. me rvw saruasui uis uku a giuve of the right number.

There is another report from Lessep's Panama Canal. The Fou; ucvs csuuiaicu iud liuwucoiju and rock to be removed at 120,000,000 yards. Of this one-fourth, or uuu yaras, nas Deen removed. iJut tne great uleora mountain has not yet i i .1 i i. Itogers' D' wno Drmg ine news, reports tnat "tne mountain on the left side of the cut is moving 1 bodily towards the axis ot the -canal iutj auuuai iaic ul Lweivt? LU jeiu- teen inchest" He says it would now take seven years to finish the workjjif there was abundant money and men on hand.

Almost $100,000,000 have thus far been paid in interest and discounts, and the annual interest now amounts to $10,000,000 To finish the canai the company's mist ho raisprf to $700,000,000. i i The breach between the twowins of the Liberal party in England ap- pears 10 De permanent. A corres- pondent writes "The unionist! have i. returned and absolute non possuinus to Gladstone's offer of reconciliation. and treat the proposal witll Harrington rp.fnsps tn P.nrrrain fhp question of a further conference.

Mr. Collintrs. Chamberlain's foolish but would. Chamberlain will now ccept nothing but the absolute withdrawal of the home rule policy and a fresh start on his own lines. He expects Gladstone to personally hutniliate himself to disavow both the method and principle of the new departuVe.

The battle is now to be fought out to Li vuu i lilJ ll l. i urther offer of conciliation." j. A correspondent of Globe- Democrat at Pana, 111., tells ofi an al leged miraculous cure of stamineifing a icvivai luomomerv county. that State. The person of Um ar a revival Montgomery county, 111 1 1 sieged miracle was worked is ym.

De Witt, an old riH7pn TTrUn Uh0 moment of his conversion he ad liioxneni 01 nis conversion lie Oiad always been a worldly man from the Bible standpoint, and had also luffe'red fm era extent of his affliction that 4WTS most intimate friends and associates found much difficulty in understand- il mS him whenever he attempted to converse with them. During a re- 1 xeilluu' uouuPltr avi me old-tashioned style, with the mourners' bench accompaniment) and fhere the seeker is expected Jto perse- VGTG UHlII nositivo that fpf1 the blessing of forgiveness' and a i acceptance has come upon fhini and ru iriuu, tnat wnen ne became convinced! that De was really through the ordeal he also discovered that his speech had Deen made perfect, and he could talk as smoothly and easilyijas if he nad never been afflicted with stam mering. Old acquaintances whojknew him for years have heard him talk, these miraculous cures are wbll known to the medical faculty whai account LVL luclu uaiurai causes NATURES RECUPERATIVE POWER The illness last week of two such eminent men of science as Dr. Mc- Cosh, of Princeton, and ProflSnen cer F. Baird, of Washington! attracted attention, one might say literally, throughout the world.

The greatest philosopher of the Scotch jsehbol liv ing, and one of the most fnotable of American college presidents! Dr. MeCosh would easily be picked out in an assembly of intellectua men from every nation as a leader of thought. Prof. Baird's long and ihohorable career as head of the Smithsonian institution has given him a prominence in physical science inferior to th't 2 fQf metap The ftv f'f all to die, and there are men able to fiUthe Places of nearly eWy one of us BpforA MP Aja c- Liaf ,1 i Hamilton phdbsophy, and in the guidance of the College. of New Jersey Jonathan Edwards! a4 With- erspoon.

Uni 1 ii Pruaps even greater men 6nall arise in meir regpective depart- ments. In this connection is true the expression, "Man dies but nature is eternal." That is, sovereign Power uf nature to supply the vacan: cies made by death is infinite, under (in A Send your Job Work his office i I it if awhile that Mr. Randall is not a pood counsellor where his pet, the tariff, is concerned. Let us reduce the odious high tariff as soon as possible. We are told by a London corres- pondent that there is a strong liberal reeling growing in iavor 01 me reien- tion of the Irish members at West- minster xaenry owier, a mernoer or TT 1 Gladstones last administration, is 111 i i very strong on this point.

He is likely to insist on this as a condition of his support to another home rule Cll TO The Boston Herald (Independent Republican), in an article on the issues of the next Presidential campaign, says "The question will not be, 'Is it safe to intrust the Democrats with That is settled. It will be rather, 'Can we afford to ex change this most satisfactory admin istration for one which, compared with it. is an exneriment. and an periment of doubtful promise new work by the late Victor I Hugo is announced in Paris. It is a 'book of reminiscences, and is said to be written in, a natural, easy style, ViTiTI Pr YY oil Vila rwrnr! Anr T- -v 1 I In this volume he tells hov the brains i v.

iui, viu mo uidv luuo uuuAOt i and bowels of the great Talleyrand vctmtj iosl wuen ine emoaimers teed, at greatly reduced Persons in want of such machinery, i i should call and eee me. or cjrresnond ith I me. I can sell an outfit at fitrurps that made a mummy of his remains. After became a convert, 'lhe most jwon-taking them out and niacin them on derful part about the circumstances is i i a dead and damned political heresy. But in attempting so much evil he necessarily fails by the rebound of horror trom his teaching.

He does I not believe it. He cannot make others believe it. The utterly damna- hie ia for ne.h fiPTwl Rhprm.r, tn preacn in vain to a magnanimous, a 1 thoughtful and a self-saving, and self- respecting public. THE NEXT MOVE IN ENGLISH POLITICS, Th PTiiifonoi wxo warcn closely the political develop- i i.i i i me-nts England. A correspondent writing to an Amprioan n.anr fmm r-' London says that the meeting of the Radical Union, last Thursday, under Chamberlain's auspices will probably tend to widen the split in the Liberal party.

Chamberlain has no intention of approaching Gladstone, and thinks i.o gaining founding this uenei on nis ocottisn tour ana the bt. Ansteli election. He is even inclined to insist on his original proposal of an ui 5 uo louser WH1' mS 10 ve mis part ot his scheme in consideration of Liberal reunion, Gladstone, on the other hand, takes aennite ground and declines to lsfue.f remodeled scheme provid- i ing for the continuance of Irish rep- resentatives at Westminster. Th two parties are thus at absolute war. The bulk of tho Liberal unionists are simply waiting for Gladstone's death, and are convincod of their ability to keep their party together until that i theretore, is to mark on the Irish question and sapport the crovernment with no very large quauncations.

Uladstone, on the other hand, relies exclusively on popular feeling. He hopes for a gradual conversion, which would render him independent of unionist lead ers like Hartington and Chamberlain. Meanwhile his visit to WTales will be marked by a new radical departure. am informed, continues this correspondent, that he will make a tolerably specific, announcement in favor of Welsh disestablishment, which prob- ably wtll be the measure on which, after the settlement of the Irish question, the Liberal party will first unite. Scotch disestablishment may be expected to follow in due course, though will be a long interval.

THE EASTERN QUESTION. The hand of Russia is seen or suspected in the insurrection of the Ghil-zai, and that of England is alleged by the Russians to be in the movement for an insurrection in Bokhara. Thus the colossus and the sea lion accuse and watch each other, and thus the steps of the approaching drama are arranged. The English, amidst the scowls of the Afghans, fortify Herat against a Russian surprise. Meantime, the rebels against the Ameer's authority appear to gain some advantages oyer his troops.

The Egyptian question and French jealousy of England's influence on the Nile enter into the great inter-national dispute between the Muscovite and the Anglo-Saxon. Count de Montebello and M. Nelidoff, the French and Russian ambassadors, respectively, Jhave lodged ob jectionsof their governments to the ratification by Turkey of the Anglo-Turkish Convention relative to Egypt. M. Nelidoff, in communicating his government's objections, hinted that the Sultan ratified the convention, such action might cost him his throne.

He also indirectly charged England with bribing the srand vizier with mrernai suggestion mar sucn opposi- was tinctured with the poison of tho operating table they retired, and the servant not knowing the value of the parts, and deeming them offensive offal, threw them into a sewer. For many years it has been well known to observing specialists that a substitute for chemical anaesthetics" with waving tli hi lieve they wave the Confederate fla. Jefferson Davis savs thpv 4rp nnw i UVD- 1 baring their breasts for the rights hnrincf tViPir hraacto fw I they rouerht tor.7 The resoht nns nf Lun iriiiiM: m. i rii pnrnntr ova -i i fifft frrt i a mu uuuicuciaic constitution, and Confederals ar selected ha thpir nonaiafpc ThQ I fmocraric Party is the lett wing of Tho Vanr Vn.l, a dent Republican paper, replies to ni bherman in the sagacious words sub- joined i ,1 i 1 of pSP''lhe Democratife party of to-dav and his labored eitort to show that by the elec on Cleveland "Confederate" ideas were made dominant is as fool- ish it is insulting. Whose votes does he hope to win by that? There are thousands of men, not only ainonL' for Hancock and for Sherman, i whose devotion to their' country at least brought them no X11UHU.

WDO WRfP AS nn.tnntlP qq My wealth, aijd who never surrendered their honest convictions for either aclor Pelfv it good policy for r. V.o;,v, 1 1 0n these points He appears to think that it is, but we take the liberty of admonishing him that it will not bring nearer me goal ot his ambi- way he so long pursued and never uiu. uio sjwuao J-icVL ucv io j.a attained nTr TrrinTTTiTnmniT i- vyuxb vviiOIliiMuiuiN JjiillXiri, THE PRESIDENT NOT LIKELY TO STORE THE SIXTH DISTRICT. RE- Mr Coi-coran, the Venerable Philanthropist, Stricken With Paralysis. Staff Correspondence of the Messenger.

Washington, June 7. A gentle man who was in the White House on the evft of thfi iArartnvA rf tViA Prosi dential party for the north of New York heard from the highest author lty that the policy of reducing the collection districts would not be departed from in a single instance. It has been! carefully examined, and the President has signified his intention to adhere to the order. Mr. Cleveland refused to restore the New ersey collector, although he had the most powerful backing.

The eminent philanthropist, W. W. Corcoran, was suddenly stricken with "paralysis of sensation" (not of motion) while partaking of dinner, in good spirits and apparent health, at his residence, yesterday. The location is the left leg and arm, although it begun with the sensation of a blow on the head. His family and friends are uneasy; but as his mind is clear aand the symptoms have not the physicians say he may recover after a few days.

He is remarkably cheerful. Mr. Corcoran will be 89 years of age in December. Mr. Corcoran rested well last night and was no worse this morning.

This afternoon he is reported as doing very well. The doctors say he may recover if he does not have a second of which there are no symptoms, jj A great many visitors, his friends, inquire about him. The President wdl arrive from the Adirondacks on Friday morning, probably. The i Departments are not closed, but by the President's order the flags are all at half-mast to-day, pending the funeral of ex-Vice President (so alleged) Wheeler. The District Court has declared the Sunday law invalid, but there is another law which will be enforced to prevent the sale of ardent spirits on that day.

Prof. Baird is still improving. Statistician Dodge, of the Agricultural returned from Europe. Under the new law regulating elec- I was furnished by mesmerism or hyp- an( are a3 witnesses to the refnark-notism under favorable conditions A abe act- ne that will give satisfaction. Let me hear from you.

Respectfully, R. J. PEARSALL. mrhlO w6m CLINTON. N.

C. 1 If m. mnd for DOti IIUYEItsU oonteininff oolored rtm, lUOeDBravlnn of different I n-ni. rric- thej are worth, nd rbt-r- lo r1 A imytnem. lirotions for Tra (nine iCv lond Braediac Ferrets.

Milwl for Id (Jen U. Also Cut a of Dog uniuiiins tiood of all klntf Thn erad far PmrtlMl IlTf Uii I TRY 1IOOK. lOOpture; bea. tilal colored plate tenKraTinn of nearly all kind of low la; deacnp tiona.of the braeda; bow to enponize; plana for ponJtrj bonnes: information uoai mcuoators, ana wiiere lo buy from bent utock nt Wl J0 per Mittins. bent for Id Cent.

i ii it yoa ned the ISC III It US. JiiO pn( ration. Beautiful If wt, yoaned the HOOK OF CAGE en. loll tilua. lVetment and breedinr of all kinin Car fnlnrril tilntr.

Diraa, ior pieoeure and profit, lliwuvi and tbeur cure. How to build and Btxk anAriary. All aboat Parrot, Pricul ail Kinds Dtrdn, carea, et. WiIk1 Vx AO teou. 'las 'larea Uooka, 4U CU.

ASSOCIATED FANCIERS. 237 South Ughth Street, PhUadelphla, fa. Wood! Wood! The undersigned want to buv 200 Cords of Wood, delivered at their Brick Yard near lioldsboro. For particulars call at i2-im H. WEIL BROS.

LjU THE PUBLIC!) Look For Rand's Shop Having accepted the agency for the VAN WINKLE SMITHS IMPROVED Gins, Feeders and Coifacrs, I am now enabled to offer special inducements to any one in need of a firtt class Gin Condenser or Feeder. Parties in need of Engines, Boilers, Presaep, Saw Mills, or any kind of Machinery will do well to get my prices before buying, as I goods very low and am eatUfied with a small profit. I carry in stock: Pipe, Pipe Fittings Globe Check Valves, AVhlstK Steam Ganges, Hancock Inspirators the best known boiler feeders. Hemp, Oom and Packing, in fact a great many articles too numerous to mention-Repairing done promptly and in very best manner. Pulleys, Shaftings, Boxes, Mill Hnsbe, Mill and other Gearing of any size made to order.

Thankful for past patronage I hope by fair dealing and strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the same 1 Very respectfully, Jtt9-lm 6. K. RAND, J- 1 FOE SJLE. It o. 9.

nations: No. 10. Lv. 9:15 a. m.

Portsmouth Ar. 7:30 p. m. Norfolk 7:15 8.10 Old I'oint 8:30 Ar. 10:20 p.m.

Wilmington Lv. 4:35 a.m. Baltimore "11:10 Philadelphia 5:20 8:00 New VorK 8.U0 Lv- mesmerized patient can generally be rendered insensible to pain by a few simpie passes, and limbs have been amputated and dangerous tumors re moved without the least suffering. Tfc A 1 I liui ir is only recently that the new OAVtAfl ft An l-v v-v 1 ill ovvnuv us ueeu ueemeu sumcientiy valuable to be at all relied on for the performance of difficult surgical oper- auouh, anu now inrormation comes lUD me rgncn auu vjerman armies, surgeons are SW1UUS ot mesmerism as an important auxiliary. At the regular meeting of the citizens' executive committee in St.

Louis, having in charge the preparations for the entertainment of the Grand Army of the Republic during the holding of their encampment there next September, the whole matter of President Cleve land was invited to be present, which has caused something of a commotion i.i XT a a 7 WaS fully discussed, and a resolution was adopted stating that the citizens' com- mittee is not in any way the repre- repre entahve the Grand Army, Wat it uituuisuu 'ituuiuruy rrom tne lirand a i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri rin nr ire onto a. i r. Jl uvi.o ttLO UiUU- urin ine vv uhk the idea of inviting the President to visit St, Loms during the encamp- kJ7 CV3" ox ,1 viHuvuj uuuiB. auu uiaL Hie I "wuu Armyuaa noimng wnatever to do with it. Pullman Sleeping Cars between Nw Ynrt and Philadelphia and Cape Charles, and IJuf-fet Parlor Car bet wuen Philadelphia and Cape Charles.

Ticfeet9 on sale at CoTjpany'H office, on wharf, on stealer, and Walked A.n. under Atlantic Hotel. H. W. DUNNE.

Superintendent. It. H. COOKE, General aenrer and Freight Agent. For Sale or Rent My residence, locate 1 tn suuvCO m(: city, and one of the most de- wweana niostcomlortaWedwellinqsIn Phcmom iron.1 siae porcnes, gevea larec i 1 roms' Kiicnen and outhouses.

Rooms are nil oi hich nitch and handsomely nanered and frpcrv.P.i uc iui nas iou icci iront on Utestnut street by no depth, and win f0me day be Will sell, or will rent to A on refill tenant. AddIv to J. A. BONITZ. JOE HOWARD'S 5 fl ft LIFE OF JJUtiUnAA Infinitely the most valuable because comlnir BO Closely from the famflv rlrolA v.w njftr hand engaged In a "Labor of Lov Port Win Life Of the frreatMt wLaani the aee.

Quick la the worrf Rreat demand. Send for circulars and Mo fr Outfit to IHJB BAUD RKf)S TrriS THE, WEEKLY TEANSOEIPT-MESSENGER. IS A LARGE EIGHT PAGE PAPER. THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST WEEKLY. PLEASES EVERYBODY.

Largest Circulation in North Carolina. PRICE $2.00 A YEAR. Send Postal For Specimen Copy, Free Address TIIE MESSENGER," WrxMiwoTOir, N. C. A complete set of Black Walnut Bart Chairs, (latest improved pattern) and three Marble-Top Dressing Cases.

Will sell cheap for cash jal-tf Apply at thia ap-6t 723 Chestnut PM i 1 I 1ji.