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p.
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I. FMUIUil JUT Mil OlIlQJjIhC
SHAKER . & . AREY.;
Phestons, Wagons, &c,4"
Adminislrafor,si:Nolicoli
- ' 'i ' V-
ITavinjr qualified ae Administrator of the
estate nf IMkvth Cowan.ecrased, I here
by five notices to all perrons having claims
'against the deceased to exhibit the same to
me on or liefore the 25th day nf Nevember,
1883. and all persona indebted xo sai estate
ire requested to majcejinmediate navrtient.
j W. IBTEELE..AdmY
" 7 A x l of Ilcbccca Cowan
fNor.0th, t882.-40:Cw j
2
"Present, their compliments to the public
aad respeetfuMv solicit a trial of their Es-
tablisment. It is complete in all the re
quirements of first class business. f '. ,
xiorses, .Buggies, carriages, p
. " avsjrr tnru
. ' . ' S ViL r
- C4M'RP4fthi interesting boo.k mpy Le
had of F.IKiXTtz, Tiieo. KcjxrtAirsi
or at live Watchman Office; .. f
i ,s i ' : f I i
7T
AHD AUK COXFIDEST OF. XIYlXQjgJ
- 8pecial provision and favorable rates for
Hoarding and keeping horses. -
Drovers will find good Stalls and Sheds
tour place. . .:.w , ;
Special accommodations for the benefit
f Commercial, Travelcre..- ?L
Leg Street, Salisbury, N. C. i
Sfctf ' ----- j'-.-
Merit PRIZE WMh SEED.i
; be best Market variety in the World..
Palats of excellence : -
ll bas no equal for root or Salad.
, '.. v r.-T
ft Produces Salad two weeks earlier thanQ.
anj other kind. " ;
Inserts do not injure this as they do other
' t t
i . .' - !
varieties.
It produces more Salad than
Turnit. " ;
ANTED. Onion
Sets, at; !; j
enmss jl'Dm store.
SGHpOMBpOKfJt
cost: at
ENNISS'
any
other
' : & i ; i i
It U the bcstrTurnip Tor W.ntcriusejn jjjji
narKec f f , i
Tot sals only it ,
- - J. H. ENNISS' Drug Store,
nu viuci si ill ituis .vi
Mf.
.4'
tore.
SALE" OF HOUSESal LOTS I
" SALISBURY.
On Monday; the 4tK day , of December,
next, at the Court "House jri 'SalisburV,: I
will ell five Isaacs aajdjptailn Uie Jjast
Ward of Salisbury, near the Salisburj Cem
etery, belonging to the (estate of Otho
Stunk aefd. ! mT'"y"'jf vr4
TEEMS OF
The purchasers Will be required ' to pay
one third of the purchase money. down and
will be grantekl a credit of thre and sjr
uiwuwia iui in uiucr tniHiuirus wun mier
et at eighi per jcenW-Pitles reserved until
all the purchase utonev is naid.
J. S. M(;CUBBINS, Com.1 of Court.
z:7t.
TUUIVIP SEKD at
: IT STANDS AT TIlE HEAD, j
. it -
' Professinal Cards.
no y
COMING IN EVEB-YDAY'-ATJ
vli
PJSin'S
j 1 MiMM:WMmFpom-
f V f:D..QQftto;J -!lFa,0 tfSSa
OOMib3'TOroTHB 3STEW STbUjE
f .. luff rrnt mrrTiwThi'nir rrn-n trrnTiTKiW thrt. Pnnnifnw flii - .u:j- -! :
i
ALL MY. GOODS
- V
Were inspected in person at the-Manqfactories, and bouirht-for! rash at I he lowest
prices, and. warranted p b of. the latest styles! nod best -quality, and will
iuw as nj,iiouse in iue country. come .aiw j;et.-
be sold as
A nice Cottsie CfiaiDer'get'for oily -4.---..-:-4.$25.0II
e-SGtS;ft------f-M:--$ao,, $35; anil $40
jpe-yyamnt setsMarDie :Tops.- only -i.i....:...-:-:::..;.:4..$55
i
The New York World, touches up
the tariff Commission in regard ito
the ilnfv on window crlass in the ful-
lowing paragraph : . i m
:" President Arthur's abxtird Tariff
Com mission proposes to inflict a duty
of,, sdnie 75. per cen t. advaloreci on
window, glass. ; Jtis pleasant to see
the-Unitel States in this year of our
Lord 1882 arid of perfect peace invi
ted to ' impose a tax onlightsncli as
England tyrew pa 4 more man ,ininy
rears asro. but in or. more objectiona
ble form ! This proposition involves
laKiug ons oi iue uocKeis oi iue rf"
ple"in,the forin'of ajduty on 'snosnine
the sum of about five millions of dol
lars a year, of vhicli sum 1 however,'
orily one' million will ' go;, into ' the
.Treasury," theremalning four ' millions
being , donated to sii udry window-glass-making
monopolists I However,
never mind that,! ' Messrs." Kel ley,
Kasson ' and Morrison , Make your
tariff Tables o suit yoiirsel ves ; but
remember that you must cut down
the -Federal taxation this session by
at least a hundred in il lions a year, or
you are doomed I
flhOQTi florte of GQ Rtl
; Special terms made -with .country mprehan ts w ho" want cheap Beds iu one dozen ind
half dozen lots. BTI will also hare on hand A full line of COFFIKS, CASKETS and
J i 40:3m
ftEK."i DAVi8';MStik,'.
'',T!T
ill wrtvft W'Oai rnl 4 i;jB-1
FIVETHQUSAHD dUSTprJARSlWAHTED
,1
i
MCCOBKLK. . , tllfiO. T. KJ.CTTZ.
I r 1
McCORKLB & KLTJTT2,
U ATTORNEYS AKD ( C U IUI C Kh"
.r&Uisbury, NIC
."
it
W. SMITHDEAL IS NOW BATTLING
with all the surrounding Towns and 'Cities in North Carolina a-ainst hih pricea on
Engines, milers and lining ilachinerC.' Saw.Mills, Grist Mills, .Threshing! Machines,
. . . "r-- gi-o. ojjuug j agons , ijou uie and
1 " C- Hmr W tDI lacturersnrices ail ranee, at the following low prices, to wit : Open Buggies with liar-
THalr.Al TT 3 J-' ' vrr r. !T.",..Tr, " V'' irness rompiete tr9m f 05 to 200.
attorneys. Counselors
and Solicitors.
i
tuivic iiiiiniuaviiucu ajt nc louowing wen Known firms : i Columbus
Buggy OoMoumbu Ohio; Whitney Wagon' Col, Svra, iw, N. Y. ; Emerson Wher. Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Sechler & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Davis, Gould & Co Cincinnati Ohio
ri
MACHINES7 MANUTACTUIIZD BY
e" t K-aii&.i4T. sk. mia. tnr. ra
o,. Waynesboro, Pa . . Wcktord Hoffman, Macedone. N. Y.
lvis Sswikg Macuink COMrMKT, watfruwn. New York.
nLeMAffiedhi- A Co. Utasvtlle, Pa.
THE L1GHT-RUHHIN0 '
DOMESTIC
: That it is the acknowledged tadr in I
tte Trade is a fact that cannot bu disputed
, MANY IMITATE IT,
NONE EQUAL IT!
Tha Larjtest Armed, i : .
- . The Lightest Itnnninsr, ;
J The Most Beautiful Wood-wr rk.
AND IS WAUB1NTED' !
To be made of the leal material. '
. To ilo any and all kind of work, i
- 1 BERNHARDT BROS.,:
- . Sanitary, 3,C
' - Agenta wanted in unoccupied territory.
Addrew, " - - - r
' Domestic SetciHtj Machine Co.
t 42:f 1 ErciiMOND. VA. ,.
Urrlil .C! . iVi
KERIl CRAIOE,
L. II. CLEMEXT.
CRAIQE & CLEMENT,-
- ti- -- :- . . !
jl t fotitug j5 ivt g air;
smsnm. 5.c.
nepaano cnenucai oo.. FanaaelpWa; ra. AtiaaMc ;ui ronr Co.. S Y
. ? lr- , 5J. w Maatara rpwaec coiapnay, ew York. -"
ErrOFFICE UNDEUllEHONEY'S OPEHA HALL.
) WAKf HOOMS"rxUKIt MEKOXET8 OPKBA IIAI.L AK1 BOY DEN HOCSB STORK MAIN BT
Fu.t,
. i -
ZB. Vascx.
liSUGCESST EAST,
AV, II. Taili y
VANCE & BAILEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
CHARLOTTE, V. C.
PratlicaJn Euprene CurtToItii Unhad
Staten, iiiprenw Court of North Carolina,
Federal t ourta afid Codntieaof Mecklenbnrjr,
Oabarrus,-Union, uaston, ftowan and: David-
sonHS w COfficet wo doors east jof Indepen
aenca aqaare
'I T
33:tf
mum
mm
IXVEXTED AND PATENTED BY
DISPEfslSARY; -: T. J, MERONEY,
'if t?
Il OM&DMed of Herbal al JtluuiiuKiiiutu irrvxi-
ct, wtiicii permeaie tfc ulitft oftlM
JOa; expectorate. tha aerJtt mnttt-y r
(hat ouUecu lu Ic uroncmai waiotwa
0tHlMZ ccnUuSi vhkb roJirJ3 t- ii--ftwtion
that eatiM th cnwjh.
i b. lutt- of ll Im irltli, l r-ii t. u
heut vrlicu cuTce bl?.l tty dlvui.iiitiaoi.
aMa Um elrcujauon 0f b biunit ana trNrat'v)
iuniUjit ion. Jti4 i!n. ')i i u
tl.m. Aisljr tit NuitiV ?tckly.sA
t wlofrw-nry yr trvtramiW Wi iwruun thai
Mrul)riuTr fw.4 tt.i I Hi
prompt in Iwcffectsas J Jt fS frrWAjiT;
lMtinat nh. A plcnaant sr l.t, rhil KV'
Arik Ink It rtwllir. fr vraj it U
. Tauhl 'i'l houM W m rnf r.uly.
f
lsUlM41847tia.8taStnet,ttWng,l8. '
' rpHE PhyaieiaiM la charge of IbUt aid and well know
1 X mtitntoaf j regular -gradual la jaodiciB aad
nnrgm. Taara of Kxperiaooa ia th trcaUnant at
unreal jjiaaa; v aaaoa taair auii ana ability j t
atatauea mouriot to that of Ihe ordinary nractitioiar. T j
j LKfi. hva AAllltrail a nimal h.Mit.tlM Ik.AH.k , A
j thair traatment oicompticatad ee. , - -.
SURE Pro"
rSsaaii iac ai.
u. ..in vc whm. flrffinvu who no
; eaa. wHboot oin Marcitnr or Poiaanpna Modieiaaa.
YOUHG'MEMudlhaa of middla aca rhaan
I duaatw that unata iia Tieaiiaa nv baaiMM m nuraiaa - S
, prmwiwrttt mrX. at tnoderata trrw-uga,. - r7- t'f
ay aaf Enaaas n
wlwra ji-- i
i to rSSB aaaiaiad.
r toai4tt& krm i .
auilad fraa la T addren oa aimllcMLna. i
Qaaa haw wartbii t iWrtatmaa i lit. aatatraZi! J T
naimaami-iM. Mivrif eaaO'lcaMal, and abould ba aadranatt
pOU. BUTTS, IS WM SuTafc. sTliautjlSr
SALISBURY, N. C.
.- paraoMAl cvwaiiauoa m prc(orrL wbKl
Ltol
I of aaaniam ta ba aatwarcd
TIITQ tr 1 nnwn . . . " - . '
I11UJ,1UAI,III VV..1U a Stltll.t p n a . I . . .....I. l , ... j f
with Brfn'.il i i. , f Y"'"-U Mineu.wiin conporor galvanized iroB.
ing b.ck-.d forth oVer . .f " ""V..?""'? .n, 'r.w,'"l
, .The nroce.Sh ia
itrikute ,hemvenrVbur fi:: ' cToh
terto cover thtm-turo nn atatn an,l .u.. in , , , u e"'jn wi-
is cnlorfd "ii i T V . 'er oaca ana lorth until the water
rwuHil the water; paaa off Add fre,h w.te.d repeat t h i
ZIs?':. .f.,.Mtnd Ju.??d the clothea. are thorauirhlv washed ith.,t tl.-
Don't Do It.
J ; . ' ti-ff i a i i , i
AOT OlREwTLY Op. h U Ai. 1
Cure t kilm autt w..' iiyo.wyara,
.- .... wit: . . . i .. . ' - i :
3?... -.. 4; 4d n -. p
U l!rrt, Jlr Tovpi -i-ii-tir, avi.
k'eml Ir."iUnriti. IT 70a do not "l.ti.
N.OTT.CE!
JOHW F.
-FASHIONABLE
Tin Am v -
SHOE
.JIAKEB,
Anomfinn a a J . .
.;:r:'r" "fe uue 01 J nciimei at small coat and with Batisfartftr r.uit.
rn" " ine work 01 ten wash women in one day and do th. Woric iJ.;;:;
"Pendid thing fo? boiling rfain and Wei.hl. fP .fi.
Ji - 0 ,
tea so
bed
they
ler in
One
ay . ; Bwu wooi-wasner.
tatani 'Couoty rights'for sale Hiy
the Inventor.
19:tf
;t--4
1 - .
1 mmmm.
Pli r jJr-a and biiYroHn :
I I nvitea yonr raitention to his eliop, opposite I cltaf and beautlfuls iWi
'1I.....J. fl t) ! il.. 'i .-tJi 1 .
PIMPLES.
I 7iUmailXfreellh rechtaior a olmr.I. V.
" win reuiore f ak, FKiscxLn
: f
L a m a - 4f f ' - - a a m -.
vrTrwauv,Mtaiipiiia ueaiaa -Hunivesips., i .Mayors uinre. repairing neatly snd prompt-1 cng luxuriant kiowtl
rAmaAn.watAts.(ha tanwrl it ivtiiorf a vi .C. t nfl . 1 J . ... 11 . . .1 . . a . . . a r 1 . s .a
to .con s i:m ptives.
8, IeavinR ihc .kin kUt 7'? hin l9 P'"ntl.t- rnra
wnMnret fw protloi ! lf ''r1 Conanmption, a aim plc
i of l.air in a laid head "f "e known lohia fellow
wiiiaria me iiieana ol nire
G
GEEDS
SEEDS
PEDI0flF.ESEF.08"
lbS2
inrloninc .Ic.stanmi
,J2BarclaTSt..K.Y.
' 20: ly 4. ti
SPI
iMiTjAB.y?Tiiraii
t-orine iaib.it jn AMTtis
For tho MARKET. OAR
Pnr thn PI7IUATP FAMILY . en-l-IMn
CrOWn by mirsfllvftaon our OwnyffwIWSSUO?;J
f V j:ajwLomo X!Ia8trae CatcJeffae aad Kmral Reotater rFJtES TO "AIX.
ISIiCIlAXTS, SEXX US YOUR BUSINESS CARDS tOtt'jrRAD'Y.IST.
Horner-School
r v -r
imm v APiPiaaA I 'or circnlar fiivins ternia and ntlior n-ini
ara; apply to IhpiiDcipjil , 4..t, j,
J. II. & J. C. noRNPTt
Khly .
..a - m -mw mm m a , UrFli E
Co71iewiiraelfd a ropy or the prwrlplion nrd,
rfTprcWce),viih tK direct ion. for prepar
1 7 rnnS? lie !""Tic,, finl
sAe CURE for Cocoas, Coi.m,Cok6ukptioii,
eaae
4arilva w Wdng the Precrirtin, will pi,
dlrliaiuburh, N. Y. Stklv
1 , II. CW PAsaaa, ... ,
ate of Warrenton, Ji. C.
rr -
i
;.. w , J W. C. Kask. i v
Late of Edg-ecomba Co
if a'TJVJ r27i 5 -mMiaaijaii sli ijin.ul
B7
rM fJrmt J-mntwiami
y ito6ia arm. .Foe
Mte, JVoatraMaav o f ea
owcra it i iitoaMMr
PURIFIES
most excellent remAdv
ttobilitatedTiteltceaV t d
ILKV. A. I. HOSBS Wri lea:
After a tnorooe'h trial of the
jKOxi TONIC, I take pleasure
i in craunar toac a aaveoeea
creauy benefited by ica
Xiae. iJKIniaters and Pub
lic Speakera will find it
of the greatest value
- where a 3?onia la tieeAa
pary. I recommend it .j
oa a reuaoie remedial
n?ent,:po89eBslnsr tin
doubted nutritive and
g-entorative properties.
Avaurtfte, A., Oct. J, 1SS3.
" JIZnT13EILIIAIlTI HEDICIin: CO.. 13 S. 1UI$ Sl ET.
1
.1
Agent for i the CAUD WELL
ILiESHEB t A," AT WELL.
i , At Low . Pictures -
Call otJT)uideiii;iiVU dtjfo 2, Gran it
Ron, h v
D A. AT WELL
sSalklurj ;N Ca. Junt 8 U.
-PARKER & CARR,
fana
mm . w sr-w r f v w j a ai .
UflHOLUOlMCM S
tCoiocfcu Payette asd Water Stbkets
i IVORFOLK, VAL
IiKine and ComarHMHlence sol fd ted.
tO:-illi:Kl M5t i! j 'a : ;
f ;"Tawiiiwu
V l.iai
Zr - - tal.. J a
1 ' - aa Oa.. -
I . haria.Mii av mi - - , I
faL f- Ik. nry n.t.r.. . , - 1
3 jtaa.a.awatarr yi ItartaM itwi.aiMiaaMaiaa I
T : 'jiiuiiii hmi auit,t a-Wat mi im a. kk
I -a.-M - -. " I
' g -r Ui(U,Mt,H,IU.aw!
... "" ' 1 i i i r. iiim , ii - i ii i a7
Maa.tt.bMk7aaZai3ikl
HAKR'S REMEDY CO. MF1 CHEMISTS,
t MaMi aad la.Wtrrrta, tT. Pa, HIV.
. -A
i
- . ' . - 1
; A special' dispatch ' from Washing
Ion rta the Iliclitndnd rSlaUay tliat
etitioiiA are jk ni tg in' front various
an i ucrease of I he fltitt in I h fl, obacco
to proliil)ition if ; .ni
: 'J'hey say that the Su mat ro leaf" U
sof filler for wrapWrs (liat native prtA
timers ; are senon.My lnjiireti oy ine
competition. The duty nor is 35 cents
a lrottnd. W'c Ir not exactly "-"catch
on" to this proposition. We favor the
entire abolition of Hhe Internal . Rev
enue tax on tobacco, but if that is to
be ' done, and the tobacco interest is
going to play the same game 'that
they have been attacking the iron,f
woolenf.and other manufacturers for
playing, we should very decidedly
object 'toueeiusr them cralifietf. If
with the internai;tux removed, and
35 cents customs duty jou leaf tobacco,
they cannot com j)ete successfully with
the tobacco growers in the far di-
tant island of the Indian Ocean, they
had better shut upj sliop and engage
iu some otucr ousjiiess. ,
: We do not believe, however, that
these petitions to Congress came from
the producers of, tobacco ui this part
of the country, if from the producer
uny where. We incline to think that,
tf there is anything in the remirt at
all.it corned from a rliffcrctit source
altogcther,--Ghar. Journal ' "
.
An Iustilictl Girl,
Every Sunday night a crowd of
men ami youths collect on the corner
of Preston and Main streets. Iuis
ville, to discuss poliru-saud tell jokes,
triist; Sunday' night just such a crowd
assembled, and about 9 o clock the
meeting broke up all the members
dispersing except :i young stripling
named John Fanhftrau and several
others, who still braced up the side of
a a- . i
a - unck , House, biisking their lazy
length ia the niooulight. - Faimigan
is a queer droll chap when 'about
half &hoL and is a larire mau.' He was
leaning against the corner of the house
when a party of three irirls passed
down Main fctrcct. turning- out Pres
ton. Among. the number was one verv
pretty Irish lass named Ivizie Kiik.
A o .1... .1... ...l l i.i
iiiu iuivc wueeicu ine corner m
front of the crowd Faliniiran sinsrlwl
out Ivzzie as the ql.iect of a verv in.
bultinsr remark, evidontlv micruL;.
. I. I 1 . . O
me luemii v aim character t thp trirls
With a slight turn of their heads to
see who the - rude youth was, they
passed on. As they erased the street
they were heanl in high consultation.
Evidently they felt insulted and were
holding an indignation meeting. One
remark of the passui? conversation
was overhei-rd coming from the lips
of the insulted girl, w ho allowed tluit
she whould teach the scoundrel to in
sult decentgirls upon the street They
went on tip Main street, disappearing
out Jackson. About a quarter of an
hour elapsed. The Vein nan t of the
crowd, including Fahnjgan was still
holding up the house, in futile hopes
that they would spon le sober enough
to leave. Soou the isaire three girls,
side by sjde, were seen walking down
the north side of Majn each with her
arms folded beneath jitr shawl. They
made the same, left about as thev near
cd IVston, and as jthey did tatfni
gan chirpetl and" remarked : "Ain't
she a dandy ?" All! three; came to a
dead halt immediately, and wheeling
around bwed to the! impudent rascal
and with a nod of the head iuvited
hi in to stand but froiri t he, crowd.
Thinking it was a case of mashev
eronce dreaming of what was in store
for him, he stepped jotit' as gay us a
fight iiigciclcf The three girls separa
ted as he approached, and at a giveu
signal two pistols wjth afSiiap stood
cocked on either side! of his head nd
the insulted Lizzie faced him in front
wuii a goou strong cowhide, flourish
rng.it in a wralhy and vengeful hand.
So quick was all done as if conjnr
ed Irofn the realms of the mysterious
by the art of magic-Ut hat, the astou ii
ded man. fctood;trera1lingf like a leaf
and as pale as a Ulieet, spellbound
and niotionlcssly transfixed. His coat
number, stood "W and laughed hearti
ly, encouraging" the girl. by.-.clamorous
applause to lay it on thick and
heavy. When:' they had given him
what they deemed sufficient, ihey
no-nin folded their arms under their
shawls, and soon disappeared in' the -
shadows' that fell thick ..and fast on
the the south-side of the street.
Philadelphia Clironide-IIerald. -
VESTEBH.H. C. RAIL Rn
OFFICE GET. TASSEXQER
Salisbiiiy,
Pass.Tralm
-o.a
' ! i ,
ArrtTe a.45 r is
Home, Sweet.
"'-"'" - : "ri'-i - - 4.88' f
s 1 i u Jij Jf
reet llome. : " ; V ? 4
. . ll.B Alt
' t 10.08 f
Baltimore Sun.
:.-c- V
j 'a 10.08;
Leave coo
s.00
STATIONS.
.saiiRDtnrv. .
..tatesvllle ....
....Hickory....,
....Moreanton....
hft'; .Marton . ... .v
buck Mountain..
....Ashevllle....r.
....Warm Springs
....x-igvon reiver
Arrtvef'i
l a.
Connects at
. Train No. 1
illsbniy. wita K. & o. r.
I We' print to-day an interesting bn
graphical eketchj dra wn frorbfQrigt uaj.
materials of the once famous boy -actor.
dramatist, stage manager and H 1 terary uxaS and from RaieVsh &?
marrbf all workrJohn Howard rayne, I at sutesviiie ith a ;!tvo. dit. of r 'c
the author of "Home, Sweet Horne,MR. conaeets at warm springs with e. TtpiTr,
. uuiversai, heart - " T
verses. thaVtoncb Die
by the tender memories: they invoke
more profoundly than any others in .T"nr ""Lf
the English toiigue; ;; For, nearly six- guteamie wim A. T. i o. dit. t c c i Til
ConBecjj
ty years "Home, 0 weet ,11 oie. lias J and at Salisbury wit b. ft n. a. a. tor an
been the one favorite song among En- N - nd aataa tor Balclh
glish speaking eoplin i whatever j 5 : : t Through. Tickets
Country they nught be Tpuiltlaridrt j on "1 at Salisbury, Statesvliie, Asbertiie tajK.
cluster about the ' houstliotd. 5 hearth. Ii 'r ss--W . .l. it'? ' J.Jl, Maemurdo.
Ihe song ot xiouert liurns that. is ot- bli iip:tJMr,eir.
' f- r- .... 1 . I " ' -.1
tenest sung by Ins 5 countrymen' is
"Auld Lang Syne,": and perhaps next NlQrin..GarO!!na- Railroad,
?J?lf " ?5 ? S " COHDEnSED SCHEDUIE.
i r a " "- a rni T
it was ue aestre .011 nomas rjood 1 TRAINS GOING'EASr.
who sleens ambiig so nianjr other Date, Apr so, 1&82 -No.
rarYVmetr6rthV.lasttha1iceut . .. I Dai
51.
ily.
4.00 a.m.
5.63 "
7.20 yf'
8.00
9,30 ,
11.47 .!.
12 20 "
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Dailj?
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7.35 :
8.06
Date, Feb. 19, 1882.
.1 No. 50. I
j Daily; j
Leavedoldaboro ..
Arrive' Raleigh " I...
Leave " . ....
Arrive Dnrhaw .....
" Ilill-boi r,.;
" G rrenat to...
Leave . t ffai-o
Arrive IIi?h Piont ;
4 oahahurv...
Charlotte...
10.00 a. n.
12.2B p m
3.55 "
5-06
5.46 M
8.05
.15
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No. 51
0.40 a.
10.10 .
11.21
1.00 ?
Kensal Green Cemetery. :that there 1 Leave Charlotte..
should be inscribed on his tomb. -f He ?.,,,,b"rT:"-'
1 . ii.;..i i
wrote the -Song of the Shirt.' " i,,, " :
y TiSll SOUg writers have long been re-1 Leave G reenaboro.
cogiuzcii.as ne oest.jn: me. worm. 1 r. , mwn...
ij . ; .. : . 1 iiiiniu
miming ca sons;, ociiiiuiciifc- 1 ?-4:i.
al song!, -con vi vial'songs aim songs j Lv:
of the affections abound ; yet iu' the 1 Arr. Goldilioro....
whole collection, admirable as it isl 17 Daily except Saturday,
and of hiirh iotiftejepIltiie:ther i , : Vrlu.D?ro ?Wp..
T' 1 - J I Arrive at Kaleirh 1 si a m
. . i. . , . i . i -7 r
not one uiav siriKes wun so sure ai Arrive at Goldboro 7,20
hand the kev-note to which nil hearts
resiMMid as tjC 'HomeSweet.'Ho.me' 1 1 K?t preeaahoo vtik Ri!
of the wandering American-with his VJ 47. T
genius ana his liohemiantsm, Ins vi-f R. R, ftr Wilajipftoa. . ,
cisitudes of fortune and his attractive f ; No. 53 Connect at SaUaWry with w.-j
J, 11. K. rorallpointain TVealrrn N.CaroIiu
' T. lil.i .ll!u.luini a II. Br ' M
I. A " I " a i; ' . ' 1 ,a T " Ti"-v.l w Willi Mm. Vk
'ayiif . ,As the young. America njlps poial. North. Eaat snd Wert.
a am . "
cms who crowded our theatres three
fourths of a cetiturv ago, aa the ati
thor, tntiiIator or adapter of a mini
ber of play4, ctmiedics and tragedits,
very few of which - are ' known to the
present generation, his Tame" "would
have beeu as fleeting as that of the
young English Ilosciu-, Master Bet tv,
Or the thousand and one plavwrights
iiuc uuiufs are in uramaiic oioiiog
raphierf, tut -whose works niori or
lesa successful nrtjieir da the pres
ent generation of1 nlav-troera rarelv 1 No. 18. Dailvex.Suuda-l. otdi,'i sn.,
ever uearu oi. ine memory' ot John
iloward l'ayne wouhl have soon be
come a" tliino-'of th it.ist Ihii Tup tin.
oe .i,ple ar wliU :M,.igi ,11 ASlS!iti
lie has written. ; Out of the toverty weat, and with C. U. A A. R- R . for a!l Doiiu
tha( had driven him for refWe to a" 1 150111 n "d &ut'beast, r .
Parw MrrPt ramn ilia u..i tl.. .-1 r 52 Connecla at Chirlotte with A.AC
iminorialrzetl his name.
It is the expression of the sadness I PIn,"Jiuib Ld Souiheaat.
and yearuing which, m liis hunger
lie lelt tor the home in which he was
born,' three thousand miles awarr.; As
a literary prtKluction it may jot "lear
the severer tests of criticism ;but the
very cseueeot home longing vervade
a I a a - -
it--a longing lor old lannJiar scenes.
old familiar faces, the mother's love,
the father's care, the friends we once
knew, all clothed in the soft and gra
cious itsrhf which lends ite f ' fond
recollectious and to which distami.
lends etichantment. It is little mar
vel that such a song when it was first
sung should have taken all jEntrland
by storm ; that it should touch the
potMilar feelincr as deenlv tiwlflvnt it
did half a century a?o. . " .
ijr tlie irood which this OIlf- has ' ammttkmn'r
rlrma .L.tm. I-l ....... ...I 1) .1 I '. . ... 1 .
un.un lajruc ucservesi Arriveuoiveriiy..:..... 12.10 a
t l ui i... ........ i i... t. : . 1 1 a .m r l. . . t a;it
avr uciiuuuiruuj ii is 1TUIIIII ry meil. 11 LSI yiiwpri rim ' x.Of p Bl
iue, iiKe mat ot l'oe, was a broken Pullman SleeDiuir
one. Atler tenty vears of exile he re- 0,1 'A rum No. 60, be
turned home, NMrer than he w;s
when he went abroad. UN immJ;.
v w m m aaaaa
Ar. Ralei&b 7.10 pa
Lt. f i 6.00 aa
A r. Q retaaboro 3.15 a
R. W.fl.C. RAILROAD.
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Gdwo West. : No 504; f Dil7J
i .am a Ijt; Daily." ex.8untlT.
Ar, KerneravUle 10 41 f: A 10 41 fl
" Salem J 11 25 S5 1
No. 51. I j
Goiko West. Daily.4 No. 51
i ei 8un.' DailyJ
Leave Salens , 515an I 600 pa
Ar. Kerneravitlai ; 550 " f 140 1
Grrenxboro 7 00 8 00 f
STATE UNIVERSITY RAILROAD,!
No. 1. TT
Goiso North. .1 1 Dailv . laa
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L?a ve Chape I H ill 1 0.40 a
Arriva Uiuveraity.... 1 11.40 a
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No. 2. -Daily
tx. SdS.
ale neetls were supplied from the pro
eeeds of a theatriciir bencfil, and tie
Cars without chutn
ew York ant Ailaaiatit.
Waahincton 4 Danville, and btwn (lreu-
boro and Charleston. Ii
On Train No. 52. Richmond and CKar 'alU
Wafhingtwn and Charlotte via Dantillf. il
SwJ hroujjh Tickfta on KalaatGrenbara,
a-a
Ualeijh, Galdaboro; Salwbary and Charlotu,
and at all principal; points South, 6oothwet,
Weal. North and Eaat. For Emionnii nMM
was thrown once more upon his own
resources until friendly solicitation
obtained for him the uoor Dosition nf,liina,Texaa,ArkanaaaBdilieSoatlilretl
. I. . . y I ailrtrmu . ji A TJriUW ii
nr. rointiiA n.iiit.iii.1. . x ' t ri I
" vuiiuiudic U a u u is. 1 ncre
ne tiieu; there his remains were buri
ea, iar Horn the home to which he hail
a I as - ,
lurneii so sadly years before 111 his
2I:ly
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A POPE.
Ge'n. Paaensei Art.
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wis Orderwl olij and ie clared not re
fiiso. hizzie with fla.slunr eves, lait
og the punishment with a strong aiid
willing arm, giving liim in all about
thirty lashes; each raising a welt, aiid
calling forth apologies and cries of
mercy from the deserving wretch.
Wis coninanions. wha were but ew ju
fans-garret. There he would still
have been left in his obscure ahd un-
l ltlfaril uaa.a - - I. ..a ,1 il t - - . .- I
..ui.uktu gae 0111 ior IHC freueroiiK
act of Mr. Corcoran, who "lias iitidr.r.
a .a ' a. LaBl
taken to have the remains brought to cd" Sfj
the United Slates and interred with
niting t-eremouH's in Oak Hill Ceme- jcT
ier, ne-ueorgetown. - Over his re-
. vvivwiuu inu Hcsfa iu mian i z
: a. : a . . ,,
Ii ow cost,- a mouument which
snan mark, lor many venr : f Sb
f hn. Ine-mu.1 . .1 . f .1 . ilnX
v,B piuiu or ine author ot
j xiome. fcweet Home.
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more in is .ma Iter of. subst i t uti ng State
officers Federal offices in the col-
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, uwil 01 lU0 "wnial lievenue of
me government is examined, the
SWJer the number rf embarrassments
surrouuqing u wiltvLe, found. The
people hate the extern of taxation by
tlic generai4governincnt, and cannot
reconIf4V u bv aujechange of
the pcrspn,,
not believe that the altemnt
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Hon Uf the 'Internal1 T&V&Lazi
but we dolie.vej.that..jf,;ifoy wei
Ibrced tu choose between them and
ri""r'er f.,lcrual,. the people
of JSorth Carolina certainly of wJLi.
rn orth Carol i na wou lUf ay :
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