irth Caro-s iu Paul :ma of the) product3frown.” Methodist 1 a rasi-9 new su-2ole. Fori the city, arters the e made; i, October October dge 22nd.ler day of ling place it a mer-ple in the One man aph wires :urned outi cf ihe .'th showsItokes and rintendent no report.ici1 fever tate, Ashe 1 43. Ala- 40, Hert-Union 50, td Rowan s. Sixty-_ s terrible feature of tnal death the thous-23 to the is certain-ottcntion. on among the whites Iron under aths from vhiies areit Son.W. A. Bell, a merchant at Warn pee. South Carolina, on yesterday attached $23 belonging to James W. Harris and which was in the hands of Alexander Sprunt Son. It seems that Harris owed Bell and a short time since gotin trouble in South Carolina and departed. The papers were got out before Justice Boinemann and the hearing is set for November 9th. It is not regarded as at all probable that Harris will show up. Mr. R. G. Grady wasattorney for Bell. --Republican Nominations in Brunswick.At the county convention held at Lockwood's Folly the Brunswick republican? nominated the following ticket:House of Representative, C. Ed Taylor; sheriff. Jackson Stanland; treasurer. G. E. Brook; register of deeds, John J. Jennerette. clerk of the superior court. W. T. Pinner; surveyor. S. W. McKeithan, Coroner. H. K. Ruark; commissioners, J. D. Robinson. J. S. Batson and I. D. Harrelson.Goes With A. C. L-The Industrial News has the following in regard to a young man who formerly made his home in Wllming ton and was with the Coast Line:T. D. Tinnin, Jr.. who for some time has held a position in the Greensboro National bank, has accepted a position as tie and timber agent for the Atlantic Coast Line. Mr. Tinnin will be stationed in Florida.Accident in Baseball Game Which Results Fatally.Rolla, Mo., October 10.—In a baseball game near the Maries county line yesterday two young men named Clark and McKee, belonging to the same team, collied with terrific force while trying to catch a ball. McKee being killed almost instantly, and Clark being rendered unconscious.