jpjppjp
f
v.
III
v
Tba womm's right ioornals ostenta
tion! v Darade the fact that there are now For flirting commend a:ta the belle of
in this country, 68 peUicoited preachers country Tillage, a New England coon
. . j . . , l Un. Tj,, try village m, particular. What with
and 530 pianed-backed phys-elans. Let of wompliBUo,eilt,t
more rravsysrds be laid oat at once, and a great deal of sentiment and plenty of
myriads of masculine sinners take out fire- novel reading, the if famished oat for the
insurance policies on their souls. profession of flirting. . Her thirst for
I adulation is lnsananie, as her capacity lor
humhiu-erin? herself and others is bound-
In the Nebraska penitentiary the heads et.a. .It ie not unusual for this sort of a
of convicts are lathered and shaved, as a girl to be engaged to two or three men
- ' amL.IA;L ' n,igL if at once, nor for her to become an old
j
each a practice should come into
-swung fcuc uuri,ircu. , pestling tor love ot her w bo it is
of this coantry, the whole Radical party, loves most. We have known one of
including some North Carolina fudges, those town flirts who destroyed the peace
A Prtffett Flirt JJ lA Story of the Texas Storm A
Gallant Grew saves iweniv
Lives.
25th
maid After all. because aha cvannrit deter
m 1 IUIUV i. n vi uuiuirvt VI tuuiv aa
maieractors r irtV f i i, it ia h
would be baldheaded in
Hel.
week Sftiti. of mind of several young men withiu two
vears. one ot lueu. a clenrvman of fair
talents, who was, notwithstanding, fool
enoogh to want to marry her. knowing
A Tennessee cat carried one of her kit-- I all about it, and because at the last she
tens back home a distance of nine miles, I would not have him, had to give up his
j aj : L2 w- profession and leave the country.
know
Galveston,
Pehistoric America.
California City One Hundred and
Eighty Thousand Years Old.
From the Scientific American, July 81
In the current number of the Overland
Monthly, a California geologist reviews the
geological evidence of toe antiquity of a bo-
man settlement near the present town of
Carolina Central Railway
nmsmm
it.
A telegram dated
Sentemhf-r. save :
WL ' .... . v I.
Belief for the destitute people at inai-
anola and along the coast is coming for
ward every day from New Ur leans, mew
York, Boston, Detra-it, and many other
cities. Thete has been nothing later from
. ' - . im . f 11 I r i . . a -a - . a
the West. It is expected a steamer win u neroKee in that State, anu estimates me
rem Sunday or Mondav with additional age of that most ancient of discovered towns
f. . ' . I iZ. v - . i i J j i : -
narticulars. The sloon Eugenia Uox, uv ou- uuuu- uu -.Kui7
Omos Gkkiral S rrsai KTaDKjrT.
5
Wilmington, X. C April 14, 1375.
4tSmmm
i mr. 1
owner is disgusted, and wants to
how tar be must take a eat to be rid of
her. We don't know, but we remember
to have sent one, some time ago to a batch
er, and the durned thing came back next
day in sausage cover. Sentinel.
A Handy Conscience.
wouldn' steal peaches
Gammons orchard, I
"My son
from Mr.
hope!"
"No ma I wasn't in that crowd the oth
er night."
right, my boy. Keep
Captain John Cox, from East Bay, ar
rived here yesterday. Captain Cox,
with
HIS GALLANT CREW,
succeeded in saving the lives of all the
residents in that neighborhood, twenty
one in all. Everything was lost bnt their
lives, and Captain Cox comes to Galves
ton in their behalf for provisions and
clothing. The names of the persons
saved on the Eugenia Cox, are Captain
Bunch, Mrs. Bunch, G. W . Bunch, Mrs.
Cicero, T. D. Linder, wife and child, W.
B. Perkins, wife and two children ; W . J.
Davis, Jesse Williams, wife and children;
"That's right, my boy. Keep out of
We notice that many of Our country bad company and you'll never do wrong
- ... : tu-i. Let yonr conscience be your guide in ail
or ,L f.. J ,1
tuingp, tuc IUUU UIUU1CI JJfll lJU
yard-long graveyard melodies with home
made doggerel which is affecting enough
to move a cross-eyed green persimmon to
tears of mirth. Tbs thing of pasting a
dab of hoarhound candy -kiss poetry across
the memorial slab of dear defunct ones,
is the monster atrocity of American family
folly. Sentinel. ,
her sou
approvingly on the head, and went at her
duties with a light heart.
Left to himself, the noble boy thus sol'
iloquized :
"You don't catch me foolin' around old
Gammon's. My conscience can guide
me to lots of better orchards than his,
where there ain't no dog, nuth r.' Mis
souri Brunswicker.
A Brussels Love Story.
There is a very pretty story told in
connection with the introduction of the
manufacture of fine lace? in Brussels. A
poor young girl named Gertrude was dy
whose
1 he traces in question are numerous.
stone mortars, found in undisturbed white
and yellow gravel of a subaqueous formation.
not fluviatile. underlying the vast sheets of
volcanic rock of which Table Mountain is a !
part. In one Instance a mortar was found
standiag upright, with the pestle in it. ap
parently just as it was lurt 07 its owner, in
some cases the mortars have been found at
the depth of forty feet from the surface of
the gravel underlying Table Monntaia. The
distribution of the mortars is such as to in
dicate with great positiveness the former ex
istence of a human settlement on that an
cient beach when the water stood near the
level at which ther occur; a time anterior to
Change of Schedule,
On and after Friday. April 16th. 1875. the
trams will run over this Kailway as follows .
PAS8ENGER TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington at 7 15 A M.
gSP BfSV agH Pk Baf HSS
SSSi WSW
40 '
ftofmn
Arrive at Charlotte at. .
Leave Charlotte at
Arrive in Wilmington at
FREIGHT
Leave Wilminrton at
Arrive at Charlotte at
Leave Charlotte at
Arrive in Wilmington at...
7.00 A. M
7.00 P. M
TEAIHg
..6.00 P M
P M
6 U . A M
. 6.00 A U
wife snUCDiiaren; the volcanic outnouriuff which Table Monn
Miss Hattie Perry and Mrs. Cox and two tain records, and anterior to the glacial
children. Captain Williams carried his epoch.
wife and two children a distance of two 1 he recent geological history of that re-
milea on a horse, the noble animal swim K'on may be briefly summed as follows
ming part of the time. The sloop was Previous to the placing of the mortars in the
r position in which tbey have been found, the
ONLY SAVED early and middle tertiary sea level had rece-
. .! ,l. j I ded to the position of the coal beds uuderly
V ii k . J r u . u 7-Z ' Table Mountain, fully one thousand feet
. B u .v u "u. I below the level of Cherokee. Subsequently;
captain oox reports mat the whole conn- in the pijoceoe period, there was a further
try was alive with snakes, and it was subsidence of about fifteen hundred feet,
-.1 . 1 ! .1 .......... .
witn great aimcuuy mey were Kept out something like six hundred feet occurring
of the houses after the water bad risen I after the mortars bad been abandoned. All
signed the Magna Charta, knowing noth word placed in her lap a cushion,
ing of the ait of writing, used the same its bobbins filled with thread. Th
symbol. Sentinel.
bd
lb
How many people know the orcein of
the X mark, as a signature, now so nearly
universal among the new regime sheriffs,
fudges, legislators and coneressmen of
the South t It is said to have arisen from
. I .' tit t S t r t ! r i i t
Thfl fiil that II hnrtirl K mtr K u r r hnM I nrr tr v I ho irvark nt a tntuus rn a n
. tl tte sj . a I i i t i iii m
ing unaoie to write ni4 name, aaoutea tne weaiin precluded all hopes ot mariiage
sign of the cross as his official mark to his One night as she sat weeping a lady en
grants, i ne m norm y 01 tne Darons wno tereu ne cottage, ann, without sayinsr a
with
its bobbins filled with thread. The lady
then, in perfect silence, showed her how
to work the bobbins, and how to make nil
sorts of delicate patterns and complicated
stiches. As daylight approached, the
maiden had learned the art, and the mys
terious visit ress disappeared. The price
of the maiden's lace soon made her rich
on account of its valuable patterns, and
she was able to marry the object of her
love. Many years after, while living in
luxury with her numerous family about
her. sbe was startled by the mysterious
lady entering her comiortable house this
time not silent, but looking stern. She
said: "Here you enjoy peace and comfort,
while without are famine aud trouble. I
helped you; you have not helped your
neighbor. The angels weep for you, and
turn away their faces." So the uext day
Gertrude went forth with her cushion and
bobbins in her hand, and going from cot
tage to cottage offered to teach the art she
Air Old Man Kickxd to Death by His
Hons. In Jersey City, on Monday, a physician
was called to attend a dying man named
Michael Goodwin. The man prewnted a piti
able appearance. His face was brained and his
neck was so blackened lhat it was evident he
had been subjected to great violence. He died
soon after the physician was called in. A re
port of the case was immediately made to the
police and an investigation made. Three sons
of the deceased were thereupon arrested and
locked up on the charge of brutally assaulting
their father. It is alleged that Goodwin, who
was about eighty years of age, was beaten and
kicked by his sons till he became unconscious,
The statements of the accused were confused and
contradictory.
' 1
The past week's record of crime is
shocking even to a gutta-percha man.
The whole press of the country has
TB.UCTXOCT.
. j I - .l i i lMb
gnmncu uenc.u, toe s.ctenmg aeuuia, 01 had 8Q my8terioaslv learned. So they all
mnrnpra on aillnahnn, aiiiKiHui ravish. . 7 . . T .
" rr became rich, and the country also.
in cyfl ann f -n nrt inrra o nunHnmATiiit ruv I "
ejvssjw wwa j Hvwsejo a fuuuviuviiinv v-
nival of horror. It is well for the repu
tation of Sodom and Oomormh. that thev
retired from the arena, as champion sin
ners, some forty centuries ago. We have
a hundred christian villages in this "land
of gospel light and liberty." that could
strip them of the belt and snatch them
bald headed in the twinkling of one of
the Richmond Enquirer's favorite crock
ery eyes. Sentinel.
high enough to drive them from their
usual places of concealment. The water
was covered with them, the sloop being
driven throngh them for ten miles. It
was a difficult matter to keep, them off
the sloop. Captain Bunch was bitten,
but has recovered.
One Hundred Tears Ago.
We have in constant use a Printing
press with quite a history. This press,
an old "Rammage," was brought to
Salisbury, N. (Jit from Baltimore iu 1832,
by Hamilton G. Jones, Sr., the then
Editor of the Salisbury "Watchman."
The Press, when purchased by Mr. Jones,
was an old one, aud we are informed by
Mr. M. C Pendleton, who is now a composi
tor in this office, that when he first saw
the Press after its arrival in Salisbury,
that it looked then as much used as now.
Mr. Jones used the press in publishing
the Wtachman for seyen years, when he
sold the Waichm-n office to M. C. Pen
dleton and J. J. Bruuer, who edited that
paper and continued to use the old Uam
mage Press uutil the Watchman changed
hands, passing into the possession of M
G. Pendleton, Subsequently into that of
the present publisher of the Watchman,
J. J. Bruner, Esq. Mr. Bruuer used
the old Press until 1870, when it was
purchased by Hough and Johnson of this
place, from whom, with their office and
appurtenances, it paeeed into our posses
sion in April, 1875. Mr. M. C. Pendleton,
who, in 1832, was a compositor in the
same office with the old Press, still keeps
its company, and now, although 72 years
of age, aud with only one eye, still stands
this, as lias been noticed, took place before
the volcanic outflows which covered op the
ancient detritus of the region, including that
of tne ancient rivers (whose gravel nave fur
nished so much of the gold of California.)
I he geological age of tue nver period was
determined bv Lesauereuz from soecimeus
of vegetation, now extinet, collected in the I Piedmont
survey of the ancient rivers; specimens ind
eating a flora of the pliocene age, retaining
some characteristic tmoeeue forms.
Alter tne vulcanic period the laud rose
again, the 'time of the emergence embracing
the glacial period and the new eroding period
iu the serra, during which the slate", aud the
hard nietatnorpms greenstones, aud the gran
ites were slashed with canons three thousand
ftt deep by the action of ice aud running
water. Taking- tne rates of contiuentHl
movement determined by Lyell, our geol
gist calculates that the time required fur the
changes thus outlined could cut have been
less than eighteen hundred centuries. For
a period so long proceeding the glacial epoch
as the time when ancient Cherokee was
bur ied by the waters of the advancing sea,
his estimate is certainly not extravagant,
though it does transcend so enormously the
time men have been accustomed to allow for
a man's residence on earth.
MIXED TRAINS
Leave Charlotte at. ..8.00 A M
Arrive at Buffalo at . 1 M
Leave Buffalo at 12.30 P M
Arrive in Charlotte at 4.30 P M
No Trains on Sunday eccept one frelsht train
that leaves Wilmington at 6 r. K., instead of
on Saturday night.
Connections.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilminrton A
Weldon, aud Wilmington, Columbia A Anguata
rlatlroauH, Bemi-weeklv Xev York aud Tri
weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia
Steamer, and the Kiver Boats to Feyetteville.
Connect at Charlotte with its Weitern Di
vision, North Carolina Railroad, Charlotte A '
StatesviJe Railroad. Charlotte A AtlsDta Air
Line, and Charlotte, Columbia l AuguU Rail-
roan.
Thns 8unplving the whole Wert, Northwe t
and Southwest with a short aud cheap line to
the seaboard and Lurope.
S. L- FREMONT.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
May 6. 1675. L
SAVE MOKEY. SAVE LABOR, SAVE TI31E, BY USING TUEtli
EKS BLOW.
It will run lighter, It will torn your land better, It will make yon better eroa, UjM J
too lean to kwv u in order, than anv ottitr j i..w ruu narc nrr iuh-u.
We will furnish yooTVoinU one year for otfa plow in ordinary land Cor ooe Dollar,
yon pay yonr hlsakwaitli to do the umi oa vmir old-fhioned i'Um J
We Save just lade a great reduction m rric 7
All we mtk of you ia. Try it, and then if you don't like it bring it back and yeor a
ibe refunded to yon.
WE WARRANT EVEIU PLOW
GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN Cos
.(Late 8 !tIHOX9
Ac GLOU4SB OR N CO.,
.IMPROVED
Line Railway ia.
Air
Riohmoaid & Danville, "Richmond 4
Danville R. W., If. C. Division, and
Bat? a. ' m , r 9
norm western a. u. ii. w.
COHDEctSED TME-TABLE
Ia Zffeet oa an aftar Sands, -tat. lata.
CO
I Wish I had Capital.
So we heard a great strapping young
man exclaim tne other day in an othco
fvr i1 wa a . a .
vv e am want to tea mm a piece ot our
mind so had. and we'll just write to him
You want capital do yon I And suppose
yon had what yon call capital, what
would you do with it t Yon want capital T
Haven't you got bands, and feet, and
muscle, and bone, aud brain, aud don't
11 .1 i iti.. j: i
o.. - n nnn . uu .urm wu.wi i " " more uiu
day.-He and the old press have passed God 10 lhe T0t
. w - - - i m Anov " xrnti Hnl Ihav urn tnnm than
through many scenes aud have been " J" . 1 .T ,
: i ti money, and nobody can take them lrom
Tl.n tl,rtnrl,tft-l r.o, . n.!l. . Mr VI 1 P..tl, XUU 1 7Ul UOW W Um
j tut'MkM aaaaa a vaa va w was v van 1 1 y uitco 1 J vw a jvjli a va a vuuivvvu vvui aaa 11 VfVrU ia 1 1
mn.t-h fnrrihlv atr.mk with thn nlnrm. 1,1. lif aa a nrintr in lRlfi in Am "Vi, " juu uu a u. nin-i you were learuiu
J " I " " 'Il 1,1,1 f Kr., l
'
lit
were
1
. u r :-: J 1 -u 1 m . a t 1.1 ir . inwuum ui ius um uiut, ui iiue. or
lug uuuiuei u 1 aanciuea wuiuu nave laieiy giiuau oujcr, i uyucitourg v a. x or . , , j 1 i j
taken place in the country. The police nearly 60 years he has been almost con- Jdc-plane, or broad-ax that you can find,
unn). o ; Pr5i- cec, od go to work. lour capital will soon
I W1UO uumi lp-.i VW CUV " Catl UVI OCC 1 DVOjU ! T IU M. IIIIItlUK V Li. I , V , CSUU llll UI t B I'll
t ,k a ..v..,- . j,. .ui .:n k. k r u. Jicltl you a large interest. Aye. bnt
nnnolarif an,? a . alla- n.rn-1 nf I crttro- fKn nrnnf t.o tb rob ' nt tO WOrk;
rv mw a v BBjaai aai aaa mwij r VS VM1 I C.IV V O aaW VIVISUVO V V " ' V V V UU Vy
aftar Saaiay,
175
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. Mail. Sxrasm.
Leave Chariotte .... 9. is r a I ft & aw
" Air-Line J'uct'n 9 S3 6 30
" Saliabnry 11.08 " M
" Greennboro ... 3 1ft aM 19.85 "
Danville 618 ' i i. r m
" Daodee SI8 " I 2ft
M Barkevitle 11.86 " 6.07
Arrive at Oichiaoad. 9.93 r a g 8
Q IIV3ES2? Ti 03F1 3-A1V S
- - - ftl
GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS.
FITTED WITH THE NEWLY INVENTED
PATBXVT QVALXTTinO TUB XI,
GOING SOUTH.
8TAT10X.
Leave Blchnnd
" Barkevi ! ,
" Iuadee..
" Ianille. ......
" lireennb-iro
" Salisbury
" Air-Line Jn.t'n
Arrive t Charlotte..
Mail.
.38 r a
4.59 "
10.33 "
10.39 -3.00
a
6.39 "
8.05 "
8.23 A
Ezras
6.08 a.
836
1.14 r
1.17
S.bft
6. 16
8.35
8.43
ever
i i r i ,.. . . . . i vad w i il m npv or rrtiiiL. liisl vod m.iv
KSSV Him. "Don't von know, thel exenanges discloses tue tact tnat tnis in- seen in our several years' experience 'r
. . wuu "kMvaa p ... I ... T , ,. -r, .. r nlav the eentleman and nn.cu Ute. and
witu idk siuigers. xrom ail sources r r r .r . r . r
prisoner, Mr Jones ?"
"Yes to the bone."
14 What is bis character"
Didn't know he bad any."
Does he live near youi
I crease is not peculiar to one place. We
nnu mat auiciue is sieaauj gaiuing grouna oi lniormation at our command, we are
throughout the United States, and is even confident that the Press we allude to, and
stil! more popular in hurope. which we now use in the publication of
Recently, a French paper published the "Central, ' is at least a ceutury old.
'So near that be has spent only sixty statistic?, which showed that the number We think we can saUly claim to have at
cents for firewood in eighty years.' of deaths by suicide in i ranee and Ger- work in this office the oldest press and
'Did he ever come in collision with yon many was greater than the increase of compositor iu the United States. Mr.
in any matter? population, and that the suicides in the Pendleton and his old companion, the
'Only once and then be was drunk, tter country exceeded those of the for- Press, has passed throngh many exciting
and mistook me for a lamp-post.' mer in proportion to the total number of aud stormy scenes in Journalism, and
. n . . a . a a.. s m . . aa a j a .a a - -
xrom what yon know ot him. would PpoP,e- At tins rate, u toe mama for possess a most interesting history. We
m u m m a I - w
sea uestrucuon progresses in tne ratio ot
euo Dy playing tue vagabond, ur you
want a plantation and negroes, that yon
may hire an overseer to attend to them,
while you run over the country and dis
sipate: or you want to marry some rich
girl who may be foolish enough to take
you for your good looks, that she may
support you.
Shame upon yon, young man 1 Go to
work with the ctpitai you have, and you
will soon make interest enough
OOIXO EAST. IP QI NT, W38T.
8TATION8. MaiU Maii.
LeaTe Greentboro.. 3 00 a a 'Arr. 1.46 a u
"Co Shops f 4.30 iaL'veiaaO "
Raleigh o 8.33 " 12 8 10
Arr. at Ooldboro'... 1 1.30 a al 2 L'?e ft09 r a
omarB wsitsav w. c . m. m
( Salem Bhaxch. )
Leave Greentboro 4.30 r a
Arrive at ialem..... 6 19 "
LeaTe Salem 8.40 a a
Arrive at Greensboro 10.63
An invention having a moat important be arir on ibe fnlnre of Keed Inrutne-au, n umm
which the quantity or toiub e oi ior a i-wi,
arxi the iualiiy of tone readerui
Equal to ftat of toe Best Pipe Orpi of tie Sane CM
i.i .-a Va. rmmt " Voa 1 1 am ana " - Wilcox Pateni," "OrUre C-nnlw," taeekaw
in-r "Cello" or "Clarionet" Stopa, ln-a nam, uretnon. - ox .trajrin.
and -.m w -m m w v m "k. a T m ataam.i
ALL THE LAThM LuruiM .bu'n
you believe him on oath ?'
upon it,
trust h may be f pared for many years to aa wi PT you aa mucb money
That depends upon circumstances. If t increase within the past ten years, the come, and lhat bis trusty and tried friend, M 7pn want nd ytt M
he was so much intoxicated that he did population of these couuti ies will be and companion, the old "Rammage Press," mn' I you can't make raoyey npon
not know what he was saying, I might; gradually decimated, and finally, in t may last long enough to see the perfect wna capital yon have, you couldn't make
If not, I wouldn't.' space of, perhaps, two hundred years, defeat of Radicalism in 1876, and that ' 1 if 7tt uatl million dollars in mooey.
become totally extinct It ia difficult, both the old printer, and bis friend of If you don't know how to use bone and
however, to believe these statistic-?, and nearlvbalfa eenturv. mav continue to muscle and brains you would not know
IV nalt a cent or v. mav
Let any one witness the daily proceed I for oar P"1 we candidly eoufess an entire contribute lo the success of the Democracy now 10 e Bold- If yu ,et tne capital
iogs of the Convention, and then draw incredulity, f. and the revival of better days than they Ton nave 116 ,d,e and WMte an.d ro8t ouh
his contrast between the two parties. The Banoe growth is observable in Great have been forced to preseut to the public il would b the Ban-e tuing with you if
On one side the Democrats, calm, order Britain, its votaries being chieBy ot the for years past. Who can show an older you had gold; you would only know how
Iv and parncHt in t hfir pttnrta tn hrinr. I pooroi Ciaspes. OUlCiae naa alwavs been nrinlpr nr nrpas 1 l.f.riuntnn f pufml vo waa.e.
" J - -w --(m "'a aw vvr nmn as BK a ae " 1 r - - -wwaa
Fifty Different S
Can be obtained onlr is tbeae Orjj.ma.
?t8oParlo
HE BEST I
-r- n-ir
IN MATCkIAL AUO W OMSV-V.ASiaMlr,
Quality and Volume of Tone Vnequallco.
PBIC S, 850 TO S5i
FACTORY AND WABEBOOMS, CORNER 6th
ft-awwta jjr 1850.) Wanted in Every Cettty
Address GL0UGrT& WARREN ORGAN
May 90 175 -ly.
Famenger train tear ing Raleifk at 8.10 m
connects at Greensboro' with the Northern boa ud
train; making the i'.ickeat time to all Northern
citiea. Prieeol TickeU same aa via other raataa.
Trains to and from poiata Cast of Greensboro
connect at Greensboro with Mail Trains to or
from pointajpNorth or Sooth.
Two Trains daily, both ways
On Sundays Lvnchbure Accommodation leave
Richmond at 900 A a , arrive at Burkeville 19 45
r a, leave Burkeville 4 86 a a , arrive at Biok
mond 7 68 a a
No Change of Cari Between Cknxlotte
and Rich mond, 289 Miles,
Papers that have arrangement! to advertise the
schedule of this company will please print as
above.
For further information address
8 E. ALLEN,
Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Greensboro, MO.
M R TALCOTT, ' .t
Engineer A Gen'l Superintendent
their labo s to a speedy close. On the a noted feature in the British army, and
nrriMP run 11 umiah a riiiaf &Maa i.a a we s lis iiiiii i.iiiiiiiiiaa ii iiifi i hi i -hi h rinirM i i ui i rvti v a a .
".",""' , i sasf. . w. t me man who undertakes to live two
lions, interposing every obstacle ot pailia oi uy oiuer rana. lives will find that he is living but one,
mentary strategy, and every act ot per- These are strange appearances which and that one is a life of decepliori! Ca08e8
sotial ingenuity to obstruct, embarrass, Pnt themselves with the growth and wiU to heir effect8 Tbat whicb
confuse and delay, wiih the settled and progress of civilisation. Suicide was a you sow you will reap. If you live to
distinct purpose of retarding the work of means of death almost unknown to the the flesh, to the passions, to the corrupt
the Convention But o, jtheir tactics the ge which proceeded the heroic In the inclinaUons, you may depend upon it that
Convention could have adjourned a week Wtjon days of Greece and Rome we find lhe kuit which is in storrfor you, will be
ago. But tbeir tactics it may be delayed it as resorted to onlr m an extreme case that which belongs to these things. There
l ftf VIAUIaI ilARIMi mrA than nmnr. U JJW. j. i. v.
-.u.,g I TT j ' , m"3 luc I can be. If you think that, after
em meni oc neid responsible tor all the Fvr.c.a. uu greai. ones atone, xi was dtty8 ba.ine88 is done, you can shut the L '
deUy, all the additional expense, and all $J . higher and more elevated yLla ,,nd . on ' Ara in have any
the discredit that attaches to the Conven, g bnstianity became known in Wetern wilb evil JompaDion. eif yoa lhink
tHn.-2lTeic. Europe that suicides of the oresent stamp 8erre tbe J h d
fqrap in In vncrno nnrl mUh tho loot AetaAa J. - O
aa-M 1 'i T- t lnen S Iortn and look like a sweet aud
it as ao eiunu lvj dintuuiug UlUUUlVU'Ufl. 1Q
a a. aw
Then don't stand about like a great
helpless child wailing for somebody to
come in and feed you, but go to work.
Take tbe first work you can find, no mat
ter what it is, that you may be sure to do
it like Billy Gray did his drumming
well. Tea, what yon undertake, do it
well; always do yonr best. If you man
age the capital you already bave, you
will soon have plenty more to manage;
but if vou can't or wou't manasre the can-
vnnr .. . ...
J iui tjod has riven you, you will never
V nam I . aa
more to manage.
A Great Corn Crop. -According to
The fortunes or misfortunes of a certain the words of Shakespear we would say,
Kentucky family might form the plot of "There's something in it more than nat
French novel. Many years since, the ural if philosophy could find it out."
wife oi a wealthy and distinguished man. " .
t
a-
a;
r
wealthy and distinguished man.
in a fit of insanity, threw her two little
sooa ont of a lofty window of her beau
tiful home. One died and the other was
unharmed. I he mother was committed
to a lunatic asylum, where she remained
Nettie Goes Visiting.
agM LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.
enrrloye.
Just rublished, in a sealed
six cents.
Pries
1C .P. BATTLE. F. H CAUKRON
President. Vice President.
W. H. HICKS, Sec y.
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LIFE Insurance
COMPANY,
RAL.EIOH, H. .
CAPITAL.
$200,000
over
At end of Firat Fiacal Year had iaan-l
900 Policies without -mala in in a ninzle I
Pm dent, economical and energetic manage
ment has mad it
. I 1
virtuous young man that goes in tbe best tDe September report of tbe Agricultural
society, and does not drink, nor gamble, Bureau at Washington, the American
nni cnTYimif ottv oinna t nnn f kn ham!1 Um a .a a v
, T , , ug,a corn crop this year is tue Heaviest ooe
Ilia hllllM nk..n 1. ., A Ik- I S- I
" umiti uuuui Jui uvea, uuu uc luaus iii i l . e
you, the stupidest fool of ill the crowd eVW " "
You deceive nobodv but vonrailf. Th- saring it all on account of bad weather,
is an expression in the eve that tells and the backwardness of tbe crop. Tbe
"Ain't you surprised to see me V said stories. Passions slain clear through. Department contends that tbe overflow of
Mfrrl?' h6 PPf into A man might as well expect to lake nitrate .,mer did not diminish the crop in the
my bouse in the midst of a rain storm of silver whose nature is to turn him . . , , . r .
"The raiu fell all over me like it ran down to a lead color-and not have the doc- hottom land so muck as the wet weather
expect tbat there can Dnefid on the upland, and that the
and pursue mischievous average yield per acre is unusually high
: -w a -a w
ho buv
me,
many years without recovering. Bv his
wealth and political influence tbe husband throngh strainer, and 1 shocked it off, tor know it, as to
procured an act of the Legislature by but it wouldn't stay shocked. I asked form evil habits a
hlill SiCfc hotamo ri i n v 1 A .. . 1 . I I i . - " K
, j .1 "J v. uuu ucai uic, X n-'-u a cucnu vu OtaitU CUL 3I1U reveal
mother had thrown lrom I ...aL.. a r . i i u',. ,ui.;j.( .l.. . . coin.
av
. I
Si
md .horn his mother Bad tkrowo lrom ,Dder.pecki and I 'meet know he eouldo't the kind of life that yon are living. Ererj
7..".".. Em .M?-,Wk-ldg.t.rD.v la ol God in nature la an officer af?r
'j S., -. -iiwu uiu, uuu uisr-1 Dead as black as
ried his father, who gave ber most of his couldn't see little
aa estate, x msiiy, tbe father died, the clouds
F f ST a ta a k I
orsa wue recovered and sued the
wife for tbe property, assisted
whose early love for his step-mother was
- aa a m -
turoea to gsii Dy ber nntaithfnluese. and
transferred to tbe mother who attempted
a t Li isi
w ucuiits aiisB ui iiiq.
' .:ti$ una v &tii$
ny thing I Nobodv I TPB. It does not reanire a court. iud?e , That was n smart boy at n neighbor
girls through black or jury to try and condemn von. All na. ing Aeademw who when told that "heat
fhe second ahinea' JilDitSi?f l!!!8?7 th6naS iSHr courtroom, and every principle generate motioi.- rsoIwad to demon.irsate
ne seeona shines, and then, when I go home. God thereof a a part of that court, which tries ,u , .i. . k i-
by hereon, wffl Uok doast and say : 'Why, there's and oandemne won. Do not think tbat the h of the sUtement by slipping a
A. Loc tare on the Mature, Treat
meat, and Radical cure of Seminal weak-
ne, or HperraaUrrbaa, induced bj SelfA.bos,
lnvoluntarv Emissions, Irupotooer, Nervous
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage caber
allr; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Pita; Mental
and Physical Incapacity, 4c By ROBERT
J. CDLVERWELL. M. D., author of the
"Green Book Ac
The world-renowned author, in this admira
ble Lecture, clearly proves from hiaowa exre
Hence tbat the lawful consequence of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
medicine, and witlto-1 dangerous sergieal -per
ations. bougies, instruments, ringa, or cordial c;
pointing out a mode of cure at oueo certain and
effectual, ly wnicn every sutterer, no matter
what hi ooudiUon may bo, cure himaeif chaap-
. a?.sa
ly privately ana rauicniy.
W This Lecture rill prove a boon to thou
sands and thousands
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of ix cenu or two post
age stamps.
Address the Publishers,
C xi AS. J. O. KLLNE & CO.
127 Bowey, Hew Tok; Poet OSes Box.
4586.
April 15 1875. ly
Nettie 1 She went to see her auntie rich i there can be aneb Si mAnitmni amta ! i piece of lighted nunk in the teacher's
S -a"L-' .4i - . " V .r.lIT-fF-WVl-... T fZT - -"-'' I -.
v it .QQle 01 th nm and I guess JTustment of affairs as that yen can do the ehair. The demonstration convinced him
was triumphant, and the motion gener
r ' w .uv ataiu , aui
hkA tn but aa mnaK tTnrl.J
w i . . j w aw a u v j
oa work of the devil and have the remunera-
as you worn oi tne dev
1 tion of annagel
X SUCCESSFUL CORPORATION
This Company issues every deairahle form of
Policies at aa low rales aa any other im Class
Company.
Imposes no useless rest net ion upon reside
or travel.
all policies after
Hae a fixed paidap val
two annual payments.
Iu entire sasato are I
Al HOME,
to foster and en coo race
Thirty days grace allowed ia pay mew t of pre
mi urns.
With these ftveta before theea will the people
of North Carolina continue to pay annually
thousands npon lliouaaiKU of dollars to build
up rorvifrn Companies, when they can
nauranoe in a i nmptn e-mail reliable an.
every dollar's premium they pay be loaned and
invested in oar own State, and among our own
people T
Theo. F. KI.UTTZ,
J.D- Mc'KKLY, I Aft'a.
Salisbury. N. C
RUFFIX A TAYLOE.
ren' I. Dist. Aft's. Oreen.boro N. C.
Dec 31 ly.
SUPERIOR COURT-R0WAI
COINTY.
J. G. Fletntniog, aa Exsruu-r of
the last will sna tcatsroeiuit of
Jacob Krulii, deorssrl.
rtmtmtij
Aoainst
Sarah Kinder, Daniel W E rider,
Charles C K baler, Johnt-raksaa,
A wife, Julia K r.rahan, Tlom
as A K rider . Manrenrl C Ktees-
inm, Mary L. KrioVr. Jamrs H.
Krider, Maria K n i r. Anna M.
Krider. Salll 8. KriuVr. Barns-
bus 8 Krider. Thorns W M-rri-
on, Katie M Mecriaoav. William
Itethea and wile Kallie E 1-; -.
Robert N Fleming. William K.
Klemine. Sellie K 1 Irenii-c, Mar-
gam J Klcmias. Nathan N Firm
mr. Roberta Fleming, Charles
J netting
Ing.
STATE
UlksUheriMsi
You are hereby commanded ie the
the State to fenmmon ai-al. Knoer,
Krider, Charles C Krider. John &
wim Julia K. (i rah am. Thomas A K
gam C Flemirat. Mary L KraSrv,
Krider. Maria Krider, Anne M Kr
8 Krider, Bemaku. h Krmer.Teeej
riaoii Katie M Motrmtm. Wilhasi J
mL V KUahea. Robert N K
liam K Flemuia. Sal he h r
J K'nninr Nathan N Flemine.
ing. Charles J Fleming, and Julia G
bore artioe, "T .
and Julia Ileal
OF NORTH CAllOUSl
iemuaL s
itr of Kucan, at the Court-
, an tbe 6th Moodsy aAcr iheM fJJ
rteaaber neat tlCa, 1 hr-,!, e h
er the co-iirlaint of J (' Fitning.
Blaclner and Henderson.
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
8AUSBURT, IT. 0.
CRAIGE & CRAIG E.
ATToarrEY ai
lAfrndanU. in the abore arti.
t Ua aa w t Tana raTlk tineriol' 1
t 'ountr of Fa- an, at
bury
io Svtitemhtr
answer the eomrlai
eewtor of the Laat W ill and T
rou are further coSamsmwd 1 r .
K r-a.i.M. tktai ;r iir la.1 to answer w
I r'xint, within the time speriled sy J'
aecurri seii riarraun uiu appir . . m
0 r. lief demanded in ihe oom plain as
cot and di antes in this uU 'r . p.
Witness J. M H0JaJTJss
dug of Amgmmt, A. D. 187a HOf4ll.
Ckrk rViiaeriee Cbart Bra. Cmf j
CoUosi rnuoii Arkeaeaa aavi WUbaaS
atwl arisa Haltaa V. Baahee. at OT
Rrtil1, rVrr.TtnaTVfrndanW ahoVe
not-Hrretdeato of this State--will
r Prinietra Wvl
I
YD
t
Solif iters in Jankrnptrp.
Special attention paid to proceed
Maiu Ke aew-ao' i
Ssjpi. sl7J.
iaf la Bakruptcs y
6eptlHh. wa
WAITED
1600 Oak or Cedar
T wu.nl to make rontrael
deliver 1 500 oak or sedar ool
frrmj 6 p S wwbas ia diamet.
J. s.
a
I0fse.a
KfWlsVwt
ated by the. heat was rather
e
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