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(h)C 'f tiiC objects:, iU
{■ pepci' ill' tlie ^ -iy*--
1 >uljlis]i
inm V
lUc
ivC it !. i-iiOibl;
i bci'.ccon die
and die -aiblic g'"in'ral-
lx, r.Jid ii.' iinniediaie j^vcarJiaii}^,
; Tba C
j XCHS'.L'l,
jplar; ef
i As'vlum .
-JpUrn be:
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jn.'ulo no eba;
■nipporvinp d
bu’. orMerrv
’l-totnix-; iin H
A Here b
/'ul- 'i'iiai rfjo
iajit
t.Uc
i: Ornb.a:'
ibai tn*'
•riuinn be
'ace si'vU'rdii'ain
^obriaii v.
■ .I'v
lisc Masonic IVn
.!ii ('I’cli.-r ii.> tliC accoiut^ir5''i'nuo:i
i»t ibis ut»j-cT. it >\as e.\j''e-cxc'd Tiie
Yin.'inbers i.)t tin ordeV. as weii as
iniji^iveiy *\vvndd
mbsei-riK: to rlie pa]';cj-, >ind tbo
iuore j e?tX:
:h' beeaus^.' b'i t-ic ex-
V-X
‘ni;ns
. a\. c
'1 ^
to iiiaive it n inOirniiu
) ■■'vi'ft'iler of
c’O firrpoint H
Stand5.-y Cpnnnitl'cc* opon raising'
futnis i'oi’ die (b-phiu-i Asybun,
and req'ist'e aaid.connnittee t;yre-
}iOitin '•.vrdint,' 'each Tiiont.n, onn
tha:, sjwu ?i5|aff;-s iiTni tne
fvc fi'n’/ardoci ' nc
■f.f, t ip.:. ir ■ yb'r'r:ic:: i i C'O r' /if -\by
Jiutq'iirKyVEitHhe ‘ jsfb'AH'j
. , ...- . - . -• *^s;bn }T c o
i..iiblisii>a.; .Pie alib,SL'rii,'ti(m of biLiliiess ij. eac.
i.s Kraiiuai'A- iiwwasiiifr. iuii !iot as , r
fast as, imdav iiU'ibe'
cef, wte-iiaa n^is»it,. u> 'xpe.'t r inaj
e)ii!V iaKi^OB, pjye sulesi-xii;- ^ y^j Pumj^e lias, heeii
ei ior It, find-nva uiajiyity' , jj,,, saijiportiiiM-
d lire Ja'di^os there’s ji'ertiier ol-; jj,,.. Asvjuni, and ihiit this
ticer nor aioni’ofr that lakes if ; y,. oonneetioii wllli itie
We i'Oti’t afford to ‘ deao head ; of the Grand
the pat er to .Lodse.s Of offieens ot ,),p j
Loik'e.s, a; tins -.vouid absip. too | jixth sections of tlie. Grand Se
tu\tirn-i\ lO.vv
llAnEiGiT, N. 0., .Feb. 20, 1875.! Asy.lii.m. I tlierefore reeoinmeiul! otlior at dressed in a lofig
Br(K .^fh'h iu tbe laat nuut- ■ a eontnuiatlon of the present ]>lan j wiiite robe, with gauze, b:iug.s, at-
ber ef 'I'ni: ('ulLJU':]:^''s Fhjenu, ’ wirli a full kno>vIelge ol the fact! tached to her shoinders, and her
in ajf article tinder the head of 1 rhat but little over one-half ^ f tlie j taee whitened to die . color of
“No Coiinectidn.” the folio wing | Lodges in die,State have conlrib-1 death, which so frightened, her
sentence ajipearsc , ' i uted one dollar to the snppjort of | friend thaf s!.ie had to be taken to
■ “ 1-Tid This c'har.o'e has no con- i the Ahyluin. Of the 22yCliurler-1 a hinatic asylniip wdth litrlo, liope
nectioii whatever with the Orplifui i ed Lodges in .the State, Init 5
As\luuj, or with its support: , ,Yet j have contributed over SlUU eacii;
we ;ire sorrv and snrpriseil to | b have given over SoO, and less
tljan SU)0 ; 99 have given les.s
than S5U each ; and ltd liavo
c.onTributed inahing. Yet, in tiie
face of all this, I recommeiul a
contiiuiation of The present, jdan
of vohiniary liontiibntions, be-
sinyri
learn that sbine Lodges .have sup
posed that this change is merely
sonie new pdan for the support of
die prpliau “w;or.k. One ol the
nio.'^T difficult tasks in the w'orld is
to make a matter plain to those ^
|.Yv ho doipot wisb TO understand ■ cause
I in i ir
i believe that institutions
' ’ ' c ; , I’estabiished.Oinpiii'ely beneVolenT
clii afe /o'ofrect.’ The I principles!. '-'hr i Irphan 'Asylum
;.u-fioipA*f''’rl;e- ‘OraiK]'’t.odge' '111 | has been’, should be .supported by
changing tile dues of .■iubordina-fe [y]i( fr^v? yvifl edfevings of, an eur
Lodges," in'eofiseepience-erv a j ]ighTe.l a.iid a hemwolent people.
O'ecbirnuitenVUifibiririade til hiy ltd- j -Lesides, as ntnv organized , and
tfi which Ltised die follow-j inaimged, due .Asvlmn lias the
innauag^: ‘
JIRVEXUE.
‘ I1,ie revenue of
s\ lujiadiy and support of all par- j
! tie^5, sects and coriditioris of the j' ^
, I c.itizen.s of our State. Churches, i
! sister societies of various organi- j
of her recovery, .it. is bettor
never to indulge in such .“fun.”
Ol.'SC aiOTEKS.'
(i'Ontini:e,d)
The Central llotgi' in Clhndotte
has, pleasant rooms, good beds
and bountiful tables, d'he waiters
never say : “Milk is skaso,” or
“the pie 'ia but:” Ah:>u can choose
your dishes- and be .sure .;of
enbiigh. ’'The conking i.f elegant.
Amhthen, Mr. and .Mrsj F>cdpS:ino
kind, 'ioul the truvelcr feels safe .lu
their liands. The Centred pvoji-
abfv--enjoys ' a larger, transient
custom than anv iiotei in tlie
its incoiue aiid make it a
biirilcii upon
'dr* ti
and eorytion ni' onr |
contributed wi.li a : 5,,,^
naijc
The Charlotte Hotel keeps up
thA C.rMwd L'7 - "''7’' a livelv competition with a for-
Tiie v«ianu I various organi-i :,i,kP -...t
: Lodge is not equal to Its demands; I beneToIont oC ovn Itotel- and
; nor is die present sy^stem ot dues I ... .i , ; Fonco.d has two liottU and
, ; at ali equitable. The la*-of tlio I ,'i
h'y ■ ; relary s Quarterly harcuht-U.-tssn-i now requires each i h. ‘ i a Ps snnnort ” i ^ i
P ; ed on tin; hrst January, 1875 : j j^uberdinate ixatgo to pay into its j ‘ -r ^p.,^ Lod^n^s !
. ‘■in.oiiPHAiAsyi.t-.'ii. I Treasure the sue. of..iilteeii del-1 j'lOleiai'iig their dut-.- on such I 8'*-’/!patnuiago does
d'he Grand Lodge cotdinued its ;.lars per aiimini. arginneiu is ; p,.,,,;,,;. ,,3 That aliiided to bi i 777''.-f'f‘7,77 Sf ’ ’
niirniai ajiiM-opnarioii to this in-; itocessaiy to coiiYinee any candid I p cer-, *''■‘.’.8 ^
.sritution. Xo C!iai!,gc ivas -made j in-aid of thy great inequality ot ; qq^mdod to recommend a L
' by 1 this as.BessHieiit. .4 , lodge with |
lii.siitiuloti. d'jiis -yeck we pid>---
lisli m/itier of iiiiportai’.ce ’o all ,
the Lodges, );ut it \siti -i.ioi, Veacli ,
lemn-('f them miles... tte send it,
gratis, -'i’his we sUaii -do, - t/'ds i.
J7«ie, because we want a!! to see ; pi modoot imsmg funds'
vhat is sard-in tegacd 10 Grand , lodges tor its sujiport.
I.odgc dues, contribnidMis mr the ; . A resolution was passed,
itrplum AsVliiin,'' ap;*oii
Thomasvillo has no hotoE but
assessment. A loage witn 1 continuation of the tilan 77 gi^”erap' smy with Mr.
but a fhizen rneinbers pays its fft-! ^,oar, and as the Grand Lodge
A rcsohition was passed, rc- | teem dollars, while the lodge with | it is, of course,
ii tmeet oj'i conunending to tlie SitTiovd.inate j ii.s hundred niembers is required | exjiected that siibordinato Lodges
commiltees, tlieir duiies. &c., and ■ Lod.ges to sub-'cribe to tti,e p.aiier j to pay no more. Ihe case, is .so ! theJr r.,,imnittees as
bore li) ii acli 'i odm. ivi" imine- ! proposed bv the -Superiutendem ;plain that I deem it unnecessary } and make monthly re-
d of sr,...: m tbnb'l. itwh'AO be publiTied at the Asvkmi,! tode m,ro than call you-l
7 d m X ■ 1 Hh, : and endorsedi.v.he Grand Lodge.-: tion.to the ivqustice of. lh
“ ■ iSro;' I. H. Mills was reeiedted i-aud the Aomler .IS tliat iy has .so
i lon.a existed - 1 am.fkarly qi the
Uipiniou . that each .lodge should
' pav-a (tertain sum, per capda ior
'File revenue system of the; f-ach merubo.r .ft'po.iTed on its re-
G raud L.od.ge .is . i'liangf:d by .su e-; turns i tiie i-e'-:«TMie.o.f 1.iio.G*®iid
iulonnation liOi-fafter, In- eider- ‘
ing the jiaper, and lurtlier aiil in :
1 he i-ntei [.else id its piablicaf-ion :
y.v studitig in a!! ilic sub-scrihers, j
with 'the monee, ibey.cim obialn. '
bupeninendenf.' . .
■•V!, AKXUAL LH-K.S 'I'O OEANII I.oncn-.
miftances of their coUeetions:
This is, in my oinnion, the true-
plan to support the Asyhiin, and
.1 irii.st it w ill never be, abandeiled'.'
: -Fraternally yours, .
Joiix Kichol.9,
G.. M. " '
-OSE.ATIil'.J.Si.-.T.M.K. Ol-
...1, ...I, . ..JJEtXEOS:.
last neek, by ivhich.tlie e::..y>iug;: ttie t
hnv in regard to .ijipaej-nices is. so . eeii-e
amei.iicd as to jireveut n hite chil- ; Lodg
droll beine bound to negro luii'^-1
lets. 'rriisMill pn-\-ent-nep'i'oes !
, obliiiiiiiig Icaal eoetrol 01 white
eliildreii, imt there are .still in the
iStiite white diiidren in the cust'-.-
iv of iicgrees iMthout anv !eg;al
fi'irrnalitc. kSucl'i (.a.se.s must be
looked mlto by the ehai'jtable in ]
.the. iieighijorhoods where tUev j
ct.s'. hei';-in .notiv.cd
careful aireiitioti of the
Fratern.all.s-'h
1.1. W. Ha tv.,
(!i’(0‘d .rf iTtririft
them in.
High Point, has tte-o go al lio-
tels, Jlarbee's ami .Jam ll’s , Botli
feed well and furnish rie 1 milk
anti fresh butter in gi eat abun
dance. Tlie sale of hitoxicatiiig
liquors is fqibidden, iii High
Ptiiut.l(Ut.,a,B,ivltipipfp tiruiniiier
say.s.lte sells, a vqst ainouii't of li
quor there,. . . '
Illy. Haiiilin heop-s hptel at
./t£'iqb.'y;y, ' :He,.p),ice,'^'.waVq uS a
splendid, .opq.ssuni". (liiinor. ’ His
l.i.cation is out of the way of
travel.
Mr. Butt.ncr keeps tlio Balem
Hotel, and leeds in genuine Ger
man st\ le. Some of Ids dislies
ddVO'Legislature has passed the
ipllowiiig bill: ' . ,
. .iff ali„. (hones. IVliilO' O'U j ' ‘.y jpjj p, pj, entitled, An Act i ... r i- 1
.; inembets vyli'be decreastd, tUe : pi amend Cha.pter 5, .section 4, 1 ure exceriont. J lie Metehants
j l.■lT'e(•^ lydl not lie to if.ssen the 1 page b'2, line fl, ,4 Battle’s Uo'i.s- ! Hotel,in inston feeds W'ell, and
! miinbt r of a'l'tna! wVirking mein- \ a!, hi re,gfu'd to preventing ivliite | invites visitors to a very proBper-
- tiers ii'i. any, 'Lotlge in tl'iC State. ; ...iiildren to be bound to colored j ptt* town. (,n-eensboro boasts two
For fufthi
sub.jevt. vye
iufori
■lar.on o'u tins
reier to a ''omivniiii-
.■atlon fi'i.'in i’asi i.irand Master,
■ iolm X’icbols, to he found in an
other column of this i.ssue.
f').M.1I ITT |-,F..s.—- W e
‘■He''.that: Will not work neither^ yiasters, fl
sliaU'he eat,’’ and thus it. 'should i Xhe General AssemUtj of North
be with (.itir order; tliose w-ho ] Caroi'wia do ci/kc/, , ’
never atteiid Lodge meetings and j q’hut Cliapter .0, section 4,
whodo not contribute to the sup-1 pi,ge line D, of Battle's, Ite-
port of ,M.aEonry, .should be cut i yPijjlPe ameTided by addiiig, aG
conimence ; i.>tl’aiid tautdit the lesson ihat it ; the word ‘veai'.s,' ihe follo-n-
tho hands ot j ,^pj,gy jpg snbordinafe ! of Jtasonry," they must contribute
the ..\syUnn cr in
whin- gium!i;ins.
.\’o lon.ce.T ugo, than la
n iiegro brought a W'tai.o bov, , lim.Orphau Asylum. M
ciuht ye.'trH old. to tho Probate ; evorking Lodge.
Lodges under a .resolution of the
ail last weekraise f.iiubs lor
Lope
...... ^ . . 1 the
ludge oi. UTie ot. oil’ southercy gifiin ill. ,j,.p its proper of-
counties, to be bound to lain. i tice,r. ftirnisb. us with the . names
htul.hkd the 'c.iiild lii perssessioncomuiltiee on this subject at
tor a long tinie.,Jiy- consent ot its | yi.y carlif-st dav praeticable.
iriotlq-r, pt*bp ^iiad 'deserted, t’f-'"As'" state'd last iwe'k,''w'-eyiayB’,*;i..
*^(iBie.of fl’^edifizerisyf the cb’v.iity re^oa.. for ■ wls'liiiig to
.'hi'A^five aiattbr-TO i'.iiitd;-w.>Scue»i ■' ' • s n
'' die ti did fi-oni'his negrf wtrvdd-bc,
u'lastbr ■ap'd S(-rrt. Idjii to''tiu.‘ Aiv-
]imi, wjieie lie is nOiv vv-th tie ^ VV.vkxi.n-g.— fUe iiapers
prospect of growing up. at least,.in | ,55. young a.-rtisan, ! I disfinc+l-y recommended a con
to its .support.
Ihus it will be seen that no
ajlukion w'a.s made to the Orphan
Aaydumand the recommenda
tion made wjis for the rcason.s
stated, v!z, : 'that the present sys
tem ’of ]i%v'ing dues by siibordi-1 of, yeas gS, nay
nate Lp'd'ges wasVlioSiy uiip()!iah I ' - . - -L
,'an,cr. tiie‘Vc''yer’iue'’'faised'was’ not
efjiia) to'thfe'. di'miinds made 01.
know-.the qarnesi of fiie.se.’cr'ramit-.i t.Ke -t'rei.'s&i-y;...;: -■ ‘-’8’,^
tees qi the. syivera! Lodsrea. •' * ■ 'j .»)if making.this fecom-
. , ... ,, —L- . ■!-tneuufftfitin-,.for flip purp'oseofnds-
A MtvkxT-N-g.—T’he papers in-1 ing luiufs tor the Orphan Asylum,
shall be bound to a coloretl ilas-
ter or .Misti'uss.
i. Tiled ilds Act shall take ef
fect from and after its ratilicatioii.”
The above bill passed the Sen
ate on the Ist of Febraary, and.
the House on the Igtli bv a, vote
12.
largi.' boteis. eldie Beiibow Houso
is'to go through .a lottery wlieei
on the tenth of .Mai'cii. The Mc-
Adoo House (Central Hotel) is in
tlie liaiids of Mr. Sublett, ivlio iiu
derstaiids bis business. Near this
house is the-. Yarbro House of
llfA
and the- cl-lktrciv placcfi ii) i a lii^t »t' tiie roiniuvit(H*:d i tiiey cxiioct'to' eiijov tlie beTieliif>: iiv*'; Provklm, "that tio wliitc* ckild wnicli we Lave spoken.
,1 A.. X .» I T “!• I r»xlr. ..“111-. d. > ?1 j-.-i -I 1 r l-’lff" Ta 1 m
I iviiile under the irdliieTice of li-1 ti nuance of the fonner plan—
j quor, jumped from the dome ofiirwlarj/ cohfrihutioiis. In my
-vol-
ad-
associatioiv with his own race.
There are, doubtlcs.s, similar
cases ill the fhaie, and w.-. hope Lj,g (jappoi ,n WashiiigTon, last I dress, rel'en-iiig to tliis subject, I
they may b(i attended to by the , .,y(iyp, tidling on the roof ofi said: ■ ■
Immune and charitable, and the 1 yjjy yf (Pp of tlie Iniildiiig, j -■“■Many -plans have been sug-
childreu placed nbe-re they may jq,„|iediately. killed. It niight i gested raiwl discussed, and the
be trained 10 usefulness and vir-! p„p,, ^.(..cuiental in.stead’' of question lias been considered
tue. ___ 1 wi’fui; 'b'lf his fate, dyincy under
is i.ch c.ii-i-dnistanc.e:s, id no lc,s,s to
ira,; ivii. Juv. «ra ■ be dl'plored. He had lost coutrol
f.i!yi.'.,c a nioo-of i .-if his re'asoii by Induigiiig in tlie
deadiv vice of drunkenness. Tiiis
ought to be a w-arning to the
PE-AA i.Titi TKIE'MS.
A'-ocriii'i^w no Iv.Hi
Iv 'f rtTlH;' il'Ji 'i.'Alil’jG.
lift gri’H’.!/ "i'vIi-.G-.l ii;.
iivhcr ■‘iitii
Vr ,
-.•.TtSt.'d fit wiv
ihoTt i
troiihi
,U‘ ’iLVy. tu*Lt:l‘y . :
ivili plHT I'i'lilll tut
I i i oung le fibstaiu from the use of
■ ■ Mfinv persons sec-w to have a
natural . disjiosiri'jn ' 'for jilay i”g;
tricks, or jiractieul jokiG, on their,
friends and acquaintances. 'I'here
are few circumstances mider
which tins can be done witlurut
woimding- the feelings ol the sub
ject of the trick, and, in many in-
stiiiiees, iiTOparabie injury is in-
flk-ted. W'o know a box' about
tiftcien years old who is afraid to
n j go out alone into tho dark at
rill its bearirgs, but 1 am not pro- ! night, because he was Irigh.tencd
pared to recommend any change j by his sister when he was veiy
in the plan adojited at the dast s-malL She placed horstilt iiuder
c.oimnmiication of this Grand
Lodge, believing as 1 do, that it
is better tiian. any that has been
suggested, and one that, if prose-
Vioudv.-uhout ally
ivcrilt. '•piikt
1 in the riiiUt.. 111110 aiul
G d Mspifir. ttuii
a thing, tlie effect of which is so i cuted with vigor, is far more fea-
likely to bring tliem to a' ten-iblo sible than any tliat c,an be dei is-
deatli—terrible ei'eii.if '.not' so ed. Besides, frequent ehaiigos
triigiciil, for no drunkard can go may lead to .contusion, and chill
!o heaven. * the ardor of many fiiends of the
his bed, after he had lain down
at night, and raised the bod' with
her back, by w'hich he was so
ten-ibly frig-litened that ho will
liardh’ ever get entirely over it.
\ye have just been reading of
a case which recently oocured in
Kentucky, in which one young
lailv wont into the room ot au-
At Graham Mr. Klapp keeps a
good table. At Durham, Cary,
and other places, on the N.'C. .11.
B. tho liotels are equal to tho de-
inaiid.s maile upon them. Rileigh
|joa,sts of two first-daiss H.itels,
Dr. Blackmail of the Yarbrough
House, liiiA Go!. Brown of the
.NatidiiaLHofei are public bene
factors. It pleases them to bo
able to gratify their' gue'sts, and
tho.v explore the markets of the
South,in search of the fichbst ft.nd
rarest. Long may tlie3' flourish,
d’he Grange Hotel and (.’Oltago
Hotel, the Carolina Houte and
the Howell House .are in good
liaiids, and the members cf the
Ijegislatiiro live mountain h
and imy valley prices for loird.
Fveii the ground pea trade is ex
tremely dull at present.
At Goldsboro the Humphrey
House enjoys a monopolv. \'fe
have two objections to.Goldsboro:
Water Is bad and milk is always
soai'ce. .Ill other respects it is a
veiy jileasaiit and prosperous
town. .
Notliing that is truly great can ever bo
altGgethor borrowed; and lie is commonly fio
wisest, and he is always the happiest, 'who
receives simply and without envious, ijae-stion
w’natevor gtftid is uffered him with thanks to
its iiiimcdiute ifivor.—