.if
1 1;-
it
O.V!
iiiAt. 1A mailn ior soma time, ana mean-1 m ! - . n J
Garolina
I ; -A
Watchman.
debendeni for . future ' actieveniente.
It is necessary, tnea io couteuuow -fnrfr
in this one direction, and: to this
end, no better or more valuable, oppor
tunity was ever olterea tne Dtaie man
F.xhibition m
KORTH CAROUNA AND rnEf London. Why? Because it is in the
heart of civilization; because it is among
because it
TllUtiSDAY.JULY 23, 1385.
i
LONDON KXIII BITIOX
. - 1 ArtvlicK riAitiTify Txonle: because it
. The press xi the State in republgh- t?jnost densely populated region
inc items concerning the American J!!- of worW;. because it is where.mill
fcibition in London, in 80, and mfriions o f dollors lay idle waitin;? forinr
meotirig editorially .on ,3 vestment; because there is no other
North' Carolina would gam by being place ou he face of the globe that can
represented there, leads the Y atchman many Qf the essential condi-
to review very briefly tlie work already ti ith as reasonable chances for
4oney:the State, and-to make 4 cur- success.
sory survey of the situation as it relates What has1 North Carolina to offer as
TIIE AtaUST K1JL110AD MEETIXG.
Stockholders, and others interested,
should not fail to be present at the
meeting of th stockbolders of the Yad
kin Railroad, Iwhich convenes here on
the 19th bay of August, r p .
The meeting is particularly interest
ing to stockholders, who have paid In
their five per cent of stock. Those wnio
have paid this per cent, and -to whom
Mr. Holmes gave receipts, are urged to
present f those ireceipts -to Mr.'AyH.
Boyden, the Sectary, or let them ac
company their! proxies to the Angust
meeting. j . ;. y. ..
Great mteres.t is manifested in this
is looked on asp decisive,' hence
" VashiiiVtouXetter.
Prom Our RejuUr Cormpomlent.
would be appropriate to an imperial
Go-ernmeut vrhicli in absorbing territo-
lies reqaired the subjected inhabitants to
swear allegiance to it."-v: ' f t
Yashisgtojt, Jalyl8f 1885- - j He Ierr earnest-In In-cjrlnsr that bnr
There are .many people In Washington children aliall not be tnistaaglt t as to tlie
and dunbtless many more tbroaglioat the true theory and " intcrpretiition of onr
conntry whoftre, not aware that there, has QoTernment. lie warns against theceo-
bteD V-cliange' of Administration. - Tlie trnlizetl idea as dangerona audiJestrtic-
iUscharge.o a venouous repablican roni. Uive He says : X
a government office here is still a sufll- MByaiT that iOereTed In' t!femetrjory
cieutly novel incident to xaose a sensation of our Reyrfntf ouarjvsjrea nnd siicml in
t.w .Jmn. : usi. the principals they establised, let not the
of terror and rage , the gang wb.cl has M cf fe tanglt
held on throngh thick and thin, by fraud thatour Federal Government is sovereign:
or force, for so many years. When, it that oar sires, after having bj a long aud
was kuowri that Cleveland was elected IOOly war. won community ludepen-
aence, nsea tne jwwer. not lor uie eim
gi mducemenb to this class of' knmi- portance of all; the stock being present
The Mormons are .threatening armed
tnmns btate.-
( A. . .'.'' . il Cl' l' 1 M
sa-f At anti tne state mauu a cii-i - .0
it of so strong and couymciDg a char- Evervthmcthat could be desired!
acteras to astonish even observant men , territorvof fiftv-two thousand two ',lfi.L Tfn; w
flrt wfoUowribthemoreraesH . d dcrotiv woods predomihating. : ni'.Sr- 1 w
lul ana Denenciai; nuiuii. ? yv,oWU. 0 hundred miles oty'coast Does the Star hate the -Mormons ?
Here' ornament was addea to sys-t , - are located the most important Is their crime: bad as it is. more intol-
tematic arrangement. lhe vori5 was 1 on the South Atlantic coast : lerable or pernicious to public morals
bo careiuny yw. suiuuj --Kniklinsr stones Of everv kind inclu4 than the heathenish, lustful f amilv-
w:fVia mtvzt. Iniirtntnrv commendation I . -..!
me
revived scheme and. the next meeting uy ail expected to go, and at once set !flV!fVn . r.:I5ii
tne im- to packing everything, always excepting aud by oath or otherwise to bind their
their bloody! shirt. Such a thing as hold-1 posterity to be the subjects of another
ng to the promises of platforms had never Government, from which they conld onjy
een practiced or belived in by them, fo themselves by force of arms."
road; policy and - LCa
penditure on the t part ofthe btateH Tand of
AmmiHiawutt. "t""fi OreS vi
least
in .their favor: thev are honest in what
the finest 1 iron thev do: thev do not consider nolvramv
,i y - - ' . . . - i o .
a sm; they take as many wives as they
ew Lngi-y feHards ot all the useful minerals, can rapport, and openly own them and
waa stimu ated gemi and precious stones. j' rear thfamiliesThey act in Kood
larsisougnt mTvuivm A 1 mate unsurpassed: correspond- ffl;th. This i Wot on the fair name
' miWH Northern Italy and Southern 0f America, the blood on the escuteh-
'-tninXli Flce- ;.Av?ra?e snT:fa K& eon, and it should be wiped off. But
onarter is coming into tne otate vveie T?n nLn. -x i m. ii
1 -4-lr Ywiinf 'Xnf ww6-,BlA "1"Ufci, 7 wun me viie, covinous auu itxuerous
it necessary the imter could mmt out dai,t throt.ghont the year for agncul-practice3 of me 0, of omeoym.
J 'SaS& Wl.pnrnote. Destructive gales and fry, done under cover of law-a foul
'h f t? IKt fmrn he storms oirare occurrence.. . cover-shame-how can effective warfare
SSil.it bSLrf 'tDrfaldBg Wrter-bonawt, pnre and be waged against offender who are
BVVVIM O
New Eag'.aad, the. State. ha been reap
ing: fgr seve!al year?, and still we are
in the midst o? the harvest i
In.lW, at the North Carolina Ex
heMthy;
Li vine: cheap.
Soil easily tilled and very produc
tive.
Products varied and
commanung
mor honest?
Is it worse to marry two or three
wives and live with them till death,
than to marry three or f oiir in as many
years, under favoring laws which grant
a divorce -for any pretext, mental or
engaging m airy physical ?
. r i u a . ... . . .
,, ur lur cuiuaiii- -i ne people residing in glass houses
lustnal pursuits, in New England should be careful in
,u..Vm K ;.Wi fnllowitio-li8 ."u. ... castmcr stones at tne crystal palaces m
the inauguration of the new .industrial ! "T""1 VV 01 tnei in?n
u! fc;A tacf JrrJncr nTiJmaf Ion in man- 1.u r,c ."""Uiod, are in no danger ot being nit
" r j t o i j ne v ui k uu liucitv ij luiuw aiuucs ju
! ; position, tns ?rtate aam pet up us mag- , . , . , -.
y . ut . - -ft---Every facility Jor
lit i ; tnnrh iood.- It was a ifreat- caucator, 1 -,y f
5 ' . .i . i Drancu oi mauuiaciure
1! j preparing the peaplfrto mow compre-L . . . . ,
hens; vc a npr3C!ation. of the advantagesrA 9 . , i . j
Of coarse the Republican organs and
the . cxponcta of . a strong Government
like
rn
statesman will be censored , and abased
for his manly aud just utterances. Wil .
Star.'
"WASHINGTON NOTES.
From Greensboro Patriot.
Washincron. July 12. "Coot" Jones
and it never ouce occurred to them that
Mr. Cleveland Rnd hia Cabinet iron Id live
np to the very excellent preceptirand Hamiltoiiianism-wiUnotli!
priucinles of their public utterances and tUia aad l,ble ttnd P Sonthc
platforms. jThej first few days after the
4th of March Were passed in expectation
of deserved dhniissid by thoasaud in
public, the service here in Washington.
Bat now that ther have retnaiued so long
unmolested .they have assumed the men
tal attitude oF the pampered goose? and
believe that-this Democratic Administra
tion was created especially fer, their use.
Whenever any one of them ia. pulled avray
from the public crib the others set up a
cackling and hissiug which is deafening
aud confusing, and- the whole radical
press from the Atlantic to the Pacific
joins the chorus. It is a great pity that
these removals were uot made more rap
idly aud in battalions or at least in fcquads
instead of oue at a time. There has never
been but One right aud decent way to
transfer the Government, and that is one
which commends itself to everybody.
The six or seven thousand offices contem
plated in the Civil Service Law should
was Surprised when he got here to nud prefe the chief justiceship to rj
himselfa fnll-Bedged "Col." Thcqnestion ciate justiceship, but office seekei
iiiaflo-ior some time, and mean
while au effort will be made to harmonize
matters?"' " ,V . t j. -
Ke1pre8ent'itive Reid has recommended
Ger. H. Gregory for the Greensboro Jpost-
' s
officer and Sam Smitli.for the Wipston
office, which U eqaivaleut to appoint
ment '.j - . '
The appointment of Col. John Sta
ples, asTerritorial Judge, has not yet
been made. . Attorney General Garland
has' recommended the appointment, aiuTt
the matter is In the5 President's fiands;
Wh at Terr! tofylie" W ill be aasine4 to,or
whetlier it .will bejan ? associate justices
hip, is not knownlit this writingome:
weeks ago Private Secretary Ijamont!
suggested the New Mexico judgeship to
Senator Ransom. Col. -Staples then had
his eve on the"' assistant solicitothip of
the treasury; and, as a last resort, lleputyH
commissioner of Internal Revenne. La-s
months suggestion was not acted dn trntil!
the chances were narrowed dow to thei
Territorial judgeship -or chiel of division.
Comprehending Mho situation tSenatorj
Ransom and Representative '-iieidip'resse
the tAftorne.r General for the judgeship,
that being Col. Staples1 prelferenck The
result has already been indicated. Tt js
Col. Staples desire to go to Washington
Or Wyoming Territory, and h would
the asso-
seekers under
this Administration 'are not choosers, to
5
any great extent. None decline7! and all
Kerosene
BYJ-HF HAHIIEI, Aj
Oil!
ENOTSS'JDfiie.5r -July
9; 85 tf. . 5 &t0re.
FRESH TURNIP SEEn?
The Earliest and Best -fumin if ! :
r'v1 for
sale at
'TRUSSES
reduced prices, at
as to who secured his appointment has
not vet been settled. Two of the city
Doners sneak of him as "Edmund Jones g? wU4 they aro assigned, and go with
Linroln"and as havinc been appointed aii expedition that indicates! perfect
bv Senator Vance, while the Post says alacrity.
that Ransom made the appointment at
Vance's request.-.
Leazur, of Iredell, is slated for the i
next apNiiiitment. He too, will te mnde
I chief of the division in tho Treasury De
partment. It goes without saying that
this will Imj agoiul appointment all round.
Representative Henderson has been; labor-'1
li i i . . if., t
be left to the rules. Tho rules provide ,,iV,u -lcu,r iJ,r"i" "i'i'-
mcnt, wun ine co-operaiion oi oeuaior
Ran sum.
.- - - . n , , -i n - t l I (lltctj
S2SSaS N political .freedom; where be will Jg
i a u iu V Z w be surrounded bv a law-abiding peace- - .
f ecfc-Droduced bv that display can j not . , . u I 7
h ralfculated. but the improvements in Vfl& "mus in,Pl A crreat deal has been said of the
v.ar Syr K&?nont
frrtSIe Wared at the sP4did school
I morld's Industrial and Cotton Centen- . mi.J3 " . i .r4.t-i and that they were probably paid to
nial .Exnosition. at New Orleans, and ,Aueae "T tt VOL uweak resistance." The case wili doubt-
'there came in direct competition with STS i: less be f ally investigated. The citizens
I erery State and Territory in the Union c Knfa " ' 1 If W Z whrS" o Asheville are not a people to submit
"LeW, not represented. To say that JJaWJl tlTtll to -outrageous conducFon the part of
a the State sustained her reputation wuld r.T" officers, so that the public inay rest
;ot convevthe idea at aft. 'North .Car- r iXr'T easy, reposing full . c6nfidence in the
imt S fct0 -presented in
' J 1 Ml 1 - Lt. 'J.-
larrangemenijin uienurarjer oi suojects
shown. ; in distinctive characteristics,
and ia all . the essentials which make up
a complete collective exhibit, there was
no rival. ' This -was conceeded by all, devoted largely to recording the
andTwhile it is pleasant to know that aeveiopment going on ra ine oouin,
mien were the factsT the more impor- gives some very Encouraging figures in
nn t. matter mnst ho summed nn in the its. last semi-annual statement. The
advantage to the State That the in- most encouraging feature is that the
vestment of capital was a direct out- majority of the new schemes aretlsmall
come, might be shown by pointing out industries." The following epitome,
the facts and giving the names, but taken from the Record, shows the
even this would not aid in estimating growth, in each State :
tne amount of value the exhibit was to ! In the list of new enterprises organized
the Site in directing attention, to the or established in the 'South during the
many sources of wealth now to a large first gix tnouths of 1885 ihere will be found
extent latent. But the. value of the in- furnaco con,panies to make pig iron,
vestment is unquestioned. . , rouildrie8fllld mtiCUinc Blopn, Rteel works,
nThe resources of the State are so great . ., . .
I , . j j-ni x -i i cotton seed oil mills, cotton compresses,
and varied, and the territory to be - .. . ; . . ' '
iworked up is so vast that it ' necessa- rm ca,RS fh"8' c"ma and
L.lJj:-- ii. , - tri. v-'. j on factories, afrricultnral liunlenient fac-
ry ca continue inis most euecuye moue .; '
of advertising. Henca the Wilming- t,oncs' floup mil,8 grist miS-aw mills,
ton Star, Raleigh News-Observer and planing millsysash, door and blind facto
bther leading" journals; of the State ad- rie, thottw factories, tobacco factories,
vocate thr sendingLof the North Caro brickyards, ice factories, fertilizer facto
lina collection to London, ; lies, fujuiture factories, stove fouudeiies,
It has been the policy oL the State wire feuce factories, Irme works, soapfac
for years to seek immigration, and to tories, tanneries, glass works, gas works,
the "Department of Agriculture is.due Wbiting factories, dislileries, potteiies,
ait success so iar auamea. lnesuDiect oiarble and slate
of. immigration cannot be treated m
this brief article, but the writer desires
hii position understood. Immigration
from the poorer classes of any foreign
country, cannot be depended upon; it is
The State Guard have gone to Ashe
ville to enjoy ( ?) their encampment.
They will be the hardest worked men
in tne State for the next' ten days. By
-The Baltimore Manufacturers' Re- some accident a coach was . disrailed,
XKOGRESS IN THE SOUTH.
.$ 3,580,000
. 375,000
'. 479,000
. 1,580,000
. 10,621,000
and turned over. Some six or eight of
the Goldsboro Company were hurt, but
fortunately, no fatal injury was inflic
ted.
abundantly for cases of incompetency,
insubordination, or immoral conduct.
The remaining offices more than oue
h nud red thousand in number, should be
delt with openly, fairly and courageously.
They belong to; the Administration, and
the Admii)i8tiatin owes nobody au
apology for taking po6cssiou. The peo
ple called the Democracy to govern, and
they expect them to da it. There is no
occasion for secrecy, stealth, accusation-
no need for anything except absolute as
surance that changes shall be made in
the interests of the people, ot order aud
of purity in government.
The Presiden has declared that he re
gards office as a trust; that patronage
shall not be used for uu worthy ends, "but
that the good of the country and the re
putation of the Democratic party shall
furnish the: standard by which it is to be
dispensed. Proceeding upon such a theo
ry, and loyally seeking to bring it to full
fruition, it is necessary to move along.
The War Department js in receipt of
dispatches' from the Iudian -Territory,
which say-that the disaffected Indians are
becoming quiet and that there is a favora
ble outlook for the settlement of the dif
ficulties.
flius a promising Indian war has been
effectually nipped in the bud through the
ExSheiiff Tim Lee. of Wake, who has
recently opened a saloon here, was burn
ed out in the Post building lire this week
H8 loss is covered by insurance. Le
once bossed1' the Republican machine in
.Wake, aud was kuown as the ''wild
Irishman.11 He is now a red hot Demo
crat. He has recently visited Wake and
rcports that the feeling against the Ad
ministration is very bitter.' The fence law
agitation seems to be the principal griev
ance. Of course the Administration si
responsible for that !
It is understood that Senator Vance
will not return to Washington, unless
called here by special business, until
October.
Capt. McGowan, a hard working Wil
minctou Democrat, was here this week.
He is an applicant for appointment as
special agent of the customs distiict, em
bracing the North Carolina coast. The
venerable Dr. Dfiroseth is also au appli
cant, and lias the endorsement of Lt.
Gov. Stedtnau. The duties of the position
are arduous, and it is not believed that
Dr. Denoseth can fill the bill ou account
of his age. .
Tho custom house appoints in Wil
mington, it is reported, do not give geu
eral satisfaction. Collector Robinson, it
''. fp j' -
0fftll kind, at
F
CHEPEU THAN EVER
; '" ' ALSO i
Rubber Rings for Froit Jars, at
I--
SCASR'S PRESERYIBG POWDIS
For sale at
EXX1SS
THE REST AND CUE PEST
OIL
, "wirn.vuiu Jiowernat
! KX.Niss-.
PRESCRIPTIONS ! j
. If you want yonr prescriptions put on
cheaper than any where else m to
; - ' : J
Enniss' Blackberry Cordial
1 -KOU 5 ' ;
Disentery, Dianhoe i, Fiux, &c, for gaUi
At ENN1S$' Dnii; Stole I
LI iiJ 1 IS NOW AT THE T -
Corner of Kerr & Lee Streets,
with a full 1 i ue ot DRY GOODS and r
GROCERIES. Also keeps alimClawl
BOARDING HOUSE. Call and we Lira - y
:ply.
enrrrv and iuiiremen disulaved bv the
5-rf--o ; " " I ...... 1 1. II ..... i ..M.
Administration. The savage scalpers " coicetlea, u a mosi excenent man, o.u
u -....-.... it is suspected that tae "power tehiud
the throne" is greater than the collector.
. a, k k
liad provocation enough, ami were ripe
for an outbreak, but the sudden concen
tration of 4000 soldiers ou Iudiau Teri i-
Greensboro Patriot : The Virinnia
Republican convention nomination Mt
honVs man, John S. Wise, for Govern
or. It is a strong nomination, lt will
put the Virginia Democrats on their
metal to beat him. Fitzhugh Lee or hrj was au argument and the only oue
the veteran Jubal Early will receive the they could unaerstauU .
Democratic nomination. The cam- The opinion ot the Attorney General in
paign promises to be an interesting po-1 the Dolphin case has falleu like a thuu-
iitical event. 1 derbolt on Roach. Chandler. Robeson nnd
it may bo said the entire ring element of
m.-. n i r.i . a mi the Kenuuiicnn partv. ana tnev realize
xne- ureeusuoro ramw says, "ine " . . ' . ' . r pi.ti,nm t n f,- i.
President can do th emmtrv a OTPf now that the 4th. of .Nevenrber was a day " -r
service bv removiner the old foffvsMinol f hard luck for them,
. o - .. cv
Capt. McGowan says ex-Congresoman
Waddell is quietly practicing law; and
while it is understood that he is out of
K!itics, there is a strong undercurrent in
the district to return him to Congress a
year hence. His service in Cougivss was
an honor to the State.
W C Reucher, sim of ex Gov. Reucher,
Absolutely Pfire.
Tlila pooler never varies. A mary-el of : ir.ty,
strength, aait wuolesomeness. More economical
tlian LiM.- ordinary kinds, and canrajt t) sold in
competition wan ttir aiuHllutle of ow tet, tbort
wetgut, aluni or punsylnte powders Sold o ily In
curio. iioTAi. Baking I'owuku Co., lj)6 Wall st. N
v i -
DMatim ef Cogartferslup !
The pnrtners'iip heretoforej existing -between.
C. E Mills nl W. L. Rfiukin, under
the ti rm name of C. 1'. Mills, jias been dis
solved by mutual eo-isent. iTh debts of
the firnvwill be settled by O. fc.3Ii!Is. ho
continues the busim--?. inl hq i authorized
to collect all claim -s due "the late firm.
C. Il MILLS.
W. fj. RANKIN.
July 22, 1885. 1m v j .
MY CHILDREN DO N(tT THRIVE.
iThcy have such a changeable color. It
now occurs to mc that worm!" a re the cause
of all this trouble. I will tr Sh-r'iner's In
dian Vermifuge.
"Grace ttaa in ail her t$, Uiaien in ktr
In every gesture dignify and love T'
So a p pea red M ot h e r E v e, a ml so m at:
shine lur luir dcsceiulanls, wiili the ex
imm- common stnse, care and pro
per treat nienl. An' enormous, nuuibtt
jof female complaints are directly caiw
jttl by dinturhances or supjiriKxion oi
ilhe -Mf nstrnl runelion, . In ifjy iiicl.
k-Hse th;it merliij aiid utif. iiin ij uilii .
URA DFIELD'S r MA LE Kl ULLATOl:,
will efl'tcl relief aiid ci.re..
lt i from the recipe ol a ni(t (iiciin
i(ii!u d pit yidcian. Il is ciii'h.m il o
& Strictly officinal tnrcuiei.t-, ' wl,t
happy combination h:jse tr LreuKfar
M iustped. It is r?i'rcd wiiir ji ilttiiti.
rn Iskillrom tbe linesl niaterialK. Iiltnrf
M 1 1 lie palm for conwaiiey ot m rtij;i b
q 'certainty of ene t, eltfgsiu i ,mi ;-u)t.;
Q, ttu.n, l antr of appe;irti :ic.rrlu
live clieapneps. Tiie; tt Ktinany in ilej
favor is genuine. Jtiievtr kiln Uth M
0
4
55-
PI
PI
fairly tried.
Car'terville Ga,
This will certify that two rjcmlitiv
of my immediate family, after having
nufTerirp for many yeius ironi menrtni'
al irreanlarity, and having been ireaf.
ed wiiLout iHrnetit by various micat
doctors, were al- lengfh compltldyhrtd
by tme bottle of Dr. Krudht id m rt-miile:
Kettuiator. Ita effeei in Midi cate
trufv wonderful, and well mav t rem.
edy be called "Woman's Lt Friend.1
- Yours Kespeci fully,
Ja$. W. Steakce.
Send for our book ohht "Health nd
Ilappint ss of Woman." Mailed free.
Bhadfield Regulator Co. j
- - ' v AllatiUi. ia.
HEALTH EESTOBEDI
hard luck for t hem, the doom of fat
masters who run the civil service com- fraudulent contracts, aud Administration
mission. The two Republicans are ma- jobbery, j
lignant partisans and the Democrat is Secretary Whitney has undertaken an
a blockhead. The administration of entire reorganization of the nine goveni-
tne law is Worse than the law itself. ment navv yards not later than next fall.
An investigation with this object in view
Col. I. J. Young died in New York M1 been in progress for several weeks,
city a few days since. The state press and it will effectually break np the navy
deals gently with his memory. He was j yards as political organizations and rout
mucn lisea socially. the republican party from one of their
strongest and most corrupt strongholds.
G rover in Anger.
Offwe
Jefferson Davis and Ilistory.
The President on Conaressional
l tie reaaers oi tne aiar Know now or-
Asberuie citizen. ten and with what earnestness it has
President Cleveland employs occasion- attacked the uses and abuses of lying
ally some very vigorous language in deal- J school histories preparred. by Northern
mg with the thronugs of -omce seekers I book makers. We are giaa that ex-
that hover about him and make life bur-1 President Davis has spoken on the same
1,407,I1U0 1 len so me. A recent Wnnhinntnn ilntm tan I Kiibi-rt. Una letter dated the 20th of
tlj'ivirtl ,,e wa8 visited by a pair of western Con- Jnue . and addressed to Col. Power, of
h i ii ihhi i - - a t '
I 535 000 gressmen tho other day ascompauied by! the Jackson (Miss.) Clariont he writes at
a i ihhi i ft nrnminnr. TtMjiniiiAi At t m. inst iimhaa. i baima lun rrt it tr tiuk iavna frrtftiviiirr our. r it
1.802.000 .!, 1... a..L m i.a- ' Ur ....i. i.u.. ' W' UU excuses, ins a verj uesuuuie ap
- ' V I Ml VTX M ISKA D Alt! OOlUU I 1IUD VI Ul BV 1 1 1 1 I IIH UBO ! UK BULI1 IH.IIIU1 HIOIVI VU A4 . 1.
...... ,319.000 fAPft nUwrnf st.t jUm.. w..uL....; ! pointmeut.
.....2,008,000 " "j: ; " r;; ; : L, . . Col. Paul B Means is here, and he has
al - i !: 4 amrum mi v i uj a a am a aai aa a a a a-v a mm -z - u at a ax mw ar-:a mm a maw a aaaa'a if a a u a tin a a a
- p,oos,uuu . . . . , . ; . ..i :n. r.fLoa;.kio t-iVu 1 a what are we here for look about him.
- I cumB ueiora i tin i rpiinftnr in nimi . i iu uHuiu.BKiiiurv imw; iu .v --
$3G,5;H,0(X) ry much vexedand proceeded. to addi ess il,Atroctu ?f njca be no I The Henderson postomce lurmshes a
' - I lUCIll 111 I III A w IKA - I ' ! ' i tt t V-. :V..a( I
..r., . i V x . - - seiecuooi-inescnoo. oooB. .......e... ... f rxColu?ctor Yoanc. and has
vJHBAP ilATIS. lhe Western N C " ! " "'""v ,ufu ic.a iuuj uu pipir6iw u....Uv
TJ:i-J . 1 l i I at mis lumu. A Terr arm nrn mrt nn nf uocinue 3S 10 noisiou uicnumwiui
.diuuau.uiwaTs itruiuoc nave lssnea 1 . . -r-j. -- i .... . i
pouiiuiui bi reams.
nointment aa secretary of New Mexico.
Ilis father was Governor of the Territory
before the war aud was removed by Lin
coln. Tho Admiuistratiou is disposed to
make a 'Jcleau sweep" in' the Territories,
and Mr. Reucher is patiently waitiug for
the lightning to strike him.
Mr. Cobb, sou of Rev. Needham Cobb,
is an applicant for telegrapher of the In
terior Department. Ho haja' been here
some time and intends to remain indefi
nitely. Ho says it is "gopher or noth
ing," and that ho must have th:"gopher."
Representative Reid - visited the Slate
Department yesterday and urged the
appoin incut of Mr. Maurice Pretzfelder,
of Greensboro, to a German consulate.
He has strong endorsements and a good
showing for the appointment.
' Lt. Gov. Robinson has arrived and will
receive his commission as special Iudian
agent, in a few days. It has been stated
in this correspondence that he had been
appoiuted inspector of public lands. In
that there is error. The salary is $2,000
quarrying companies,
and compauies to mine coal, iron ore.
gold, silver, mica, natural gas, oil, &c,
aud many others, showiug that the Sonth's
progress is a 'steady . advance in all lines
neither reliable nor otherwise satisfat md an uuheailthy, because over-esti-
tory. Every experiment in this line in mated,-growth of any industry.
Korth. Carolina has rproven a failure. The aggregate amount of capital in-
"Vhy? Briefly this: The newly arriTed Testcd 18 S-,534,000 apportioned among
emigranps-are restless, do not nnd just 1 tx rcspecvive otaies as louows.:
What they expectetl, and move off m Alabaman. , . : . .
search of something, else, generally to Jrkn"lt,l8Y "
the West; then pauper labor objects 5, lol"--;-
most seriouslyio cbmmr in contact and Kenuick vJI .
in competition with negro labor, .This is Louisiana V
the greatest barrier. ! Will the negroes Marvlaad. .i
then, .not answer the purpose, as they I M ississi ppi f. 0 ; . .
WrmiA more ednenfAfl. and rpnK7wVinf I North Carolina.
." In . i ft
is to be gained by developing the coun- s.oniu v'aroi,Df
try where they are acclimated ? No 1 MC8: ' r.
there is not the least evidence where ah i viminV '"''
i A.a i i i . i .
euucaiaa negro nas xurnea uis nana cot West Yir"inia
hara work ;lhey:look higher, into the
professions and mercantile pursuits
1 nt the suilded dome, instead of begin-
nmg ai ine rougn newn lounaation.
Thev will never do more than fchv now
j a i.nt- Vol not i-rj-t i Railroad- nlwRrs nrnmnt liavA iaonojl
uu su uciu muiiu wwc uuut uuuMue. . ? J J7 l . . v'n '. I -.i. .v !-- ; . I noutical stren
iTt.'AM What MncQf mm mlm ;a J CDeaHTOUllQ tHD tlCKetS. fiesiornAH tnl ",www .uv0vu.Dhc,c iruiu iue 1 1 . . . . 4twi; :fc k.
sired? It w the grade several times eucuurage a large attendance at Asne-f" "f""' ""' t tracts civen I am surprised tnat it slioaiu
Wv thft nanneT erade ; thi mo nf ville durmg the ! encampment of the I nenr nnd reniot They take np quarters L have i-eceived such au indorsement as is
; o t - o ct.i. n..rj ' a n. , I i 4 . Is... n
rnnn? men. farmers artisans and mnn.1 ow. uaxu, ana tne races, liound nwen9 uuie nermancuuy. oegm cucu.
i r 1 . . n i Kqn'lioWn U1.'U.'l i-1 Til. I a .l.-tV- 1. .-I ' . . ? !'" t TsLwlm. , -1 va f.rflt Ilia v-ijtn-a
ufacturcr3fwnO' may nave 'only 6maIIi " . .vjuuouuijf m Asucvme, vuuu nuiiKcj,auuiuiakiiiejftieguiiigi fi bisumhb ! -
'Anv'nrrVi . wiH, fl ... I CfOod tili'the 31st have bppn rtd nntx in I nnnniutmentH- Now if von will InA- nr I tt tho. trti intrtirftjttinn of the CotlSti-
mwus, jcv tilVud, m uatui , . . . ,r. I i ,i u;.o..;.i . .ffl,.;,nt,i,b
Krins to ensure sneftftaa in tne remarKaDJ V lOW tlfiUre Of S5.10. the list of men who have been nnnoint tut on M the riffhU or States. Ia the "V " - " V,V1
j.;afol nndprfAlnnas. This i's th nnli Doubtless alisbury will be well renre- br me von will ttiA.m.. r n .rUnn. f hi. rmni-ka he thus refers .to He. if as applicant. Both husband and
iy class that will be of . Yalue to NortHI8en .nhg the days of the en- these men there. Nonot by d-d sight, nsnrpatn ixud the use of the singular in endorsed by representative
wl.n if.f l.n.. I rrvrriif trx h TTnittxl Stftteft. He SaVSt " I fCUMW., lo
-- u -.- I T . . I. r .If. Pn.'lnti .1 -Iii1j Siunn tax
men wuo ret me ninces. vnen men i "ine iTrani s piea. oi hcwbshi i - . . .
in krmsmessand iWt desiwtic usimmtiou is offered for Vance is pressing Mr. Hill. Mr.. Dick
r nr.ee mves them af eeling bf independ- J :y TX' .'. ' . 7 ' .-. .n .nn.l ;nr i:H.Uf m... u Uie uncpnstitutional act of emancipaUo.1. Heiiderson, brother,in-law of Gov. Scales,
: xl i - .- 11 ' . ' fJf ' I ?rr'..L v"!-"'"'"".''-,. . the'lioor rcitnrt to Iirt'iuaice IS inVoK- I K..f l.aolrl Cnt
pV- - -" i' i- l tu 1 iun,-iiurKivrapn m lue-vo wteTiueucoine inat uiey ied Jn the use of the epitnet reneuion' i ....
tfceBelwdlnto tVeir 4-bomei wordl inapplicable ti States generally Ransou.., If th
IN PRICES AT
C
5
1BaV3V99BaK
Total..
June 17tb, 1885.
DATE ;MADB 7
14:
l have not seen
our
the !
lieeu retained In .office against Radical
protest for a nnmbetLof years.' Her hus
band is a Democrat and was dismissed
from the revenue service .because he
refused to contribute to the Republican
campaign fund. Since helms acted as
chief clerk in the Henderson, postoffice,
I HAVE FROM THIS
in prices on all my Clothing, Shoes and Hats
SmW ztr COST '
Come and se!e what bareaiiis I am offering!
. M. S. BROVII-
:j5-t
.IMA1" i
ELtJTTZ & EENDI
Are Agents for tte well known
ericc and lifts them above- the, level of
r0t thel Benefit of the lmproyementsJ this ve.i? The dates or-. Animf i9fb -ilJi-Jli i : lvhVit.i: j.
7f thej majce anu iuc,cd!m anaaotnjinQrtne, ranroaas xner reduc
I Tiiey belong to the progressive element rates. Out fruit growers should be
i f rip. -thai ;napy ; iucou. '. .r
K fiooria which originates that: quality
:-rr-;.p v intellect on .which &e State-is
the qucstiou of .removal was
and moil : esieiaUv bo to the aovereimr atislactoniy seiueu iienoerson cnauces
members of a voluntary nniop. But alas hronld pper tp :b,the best. 1 he patron-
forth
rMn ,Vattey Woolen Milk,
-whkh guarrantee satisfaction total cusftomtrs.3
SSPBring in your Wool early and have it made into goods reai .
1- ; - . Mav 12. 18S5. 3U:m ,
represented. AlrThomason, of Frank
lin could show t up Kowan to the -best
! Pr eserve tiie Health of yourself and I tbef
ehildi en tiv;nsinf Shi ineV Tmlin 1 Constitution
fnge, . nrm ranse disease and destrnr I utuuing taitiou as to be Otscnocti oy me
i Lottie. ,1iimiHlr prooouu 'III Such i laugoage
I ;our eomplt iian j $i cents
eir ancient prestige; they have even Iftn2e of the iBlack District" is couceded
N plaral reference they ha.1 id the tn;top pinsora.
...I .um ui ani!ill tit Till 1 - -z -
Waxes warmer, The uppoiutuieut will'
tO 4
cauatr to sell our WFU. wfiTC4 .
liUii. Hinwtera, uuebew nd other., whe time U not fJ'"?''"' " th fleU of..M
Mrrupoixl iih us. - To f anaeT ona and other younp meu j uat connncn Wnt ft
iiiwms offr many arnt, w?h ns a mean of mkmr m0"y,0,iMltt. JXltluBi
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