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lloi. Uyi r. I'.uxton, lion. Ail-.
,M.' lion. Jw. J. Mrim aroit
' otliprli,p"hlic ui j ;s cakers will a'
Jfess lliO people of 1,1k iJ'ii.Hi ('iov":
(ional Li-lii tut fliow:
I'leiioii, Tinirs lay L'lJili AnnMP
HiTtCoril, i'rhliiy L'Otli Aiij'ost.
i;.;('iiy, .'ulon'ay i'Stb Anj.Mi.-f.
Wmloii jNloiolay 'JOth Angti'l.
Win'lor, ' .-lies-lay! "s Aio.-;u.,l. .
j Mvi"' U"rviSuai4;iy l.st iS-p'r.
Williiimstou TliiHMTsy' lM Sep'r..
" iiHlmiton, js;iiunl:y lib St p'r.
in r I'Aillr, MoikImv litli 'i p'i
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' ::, r.r.iiich's tore " ".
l)'hr iippointinen s witl bn, made ill
a low days
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IUIYS IN
JAiV-tl.
JJLt'K.
f'iie ";iaud tori blight (lemom tratioii
ui the I'nion Veterans Union will come
Il fit (he night of lhe Ml, of August
They hive invited all t
Townships UAKFlKlil)
!l hi y hive invited all the. Ward and
AtSl All-
I I I I.I II -CMM5-1, to
I'i'illiaut "l.isplay..
join them in ; t he
lhe lollowinji spakcrs have bien
inviud to add i en 1 I he nutting, and
llu ir is t pei lid lo be a splendid time.
The I'lov! -ir-l'.liin will appear for the
lust lime in i heii j i-ew tiniforiiu and
w il h I In li. .iieiv Ion Ins. .
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T, UmIi ol Soiiih .CiMolnui- l.loii. P. A.
S' tiki r of South Carolina, an I others.
Mil. STlUlvKlt'fi M'KKCII
Vi the' legular ineeliiig of the club
I the "ruiv--iii-r.lne," Union Veterans
Union, held on Wtdnoday evening last
in l heir club . r kiii'i , -the regiilai btisiiiess
oi lhe club wis. suspended, mid the
l'nel( ot of lhe (In'', Col. Ueo.,rl,.
M.ilnon, aioje ami iialKiducvd to the
bi-cr smlieiiee pitsini the ln. !. A.
cl isker iif South I'aroluia, who pio
ntdid 4.-I deliver a hi e an addicss as
ii Ins l e ii our pUaMire ! listen lit for
.Miie lime. Will out .dinlliig in per
'vm ii'ilii-, r wt rtk Hings, be showeil up
the I'lniiiifatie paily in ihtir-true
,c dm', 'iinlti-d in an sdHiiiable uian
m i theVioi gVlo nvs of Ihal pally in
bis slate, pikI .what Republicans might
evieet if that IJIIlV W'( re HHXi s--ful Hi
i November n xU lUit wo will not at
tempi tn xui i in a yuopsts ! tue
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s,Mccb, but advi4e our fnends not to
iiiisH lbe nesl t bame ol In ai ing Mr
Stiskcr as we learn that he will vrUp
U invilVd -to be irent at a mass
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mren..,:. -H i. ujbeM.,
Ile orgcsl m.hmi ine iioys-in-iuuoiio
n.ii-xMl v of Livin the Hon. . I
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j CauJiMsy a uniljHl ami raru'ret uppvrt,
as a Maneh lUpjiblican whose rt puta
tion, which 1s t vj-n ialUnal, will enable
hint lo te idgiiil strticc lo the ctdorvd
i wple, to whotu he,i oue of the most
! faithful and devWd admcates. j
j jpbctiif Manning who ha just lelur
neil from Maine, where he has bcn
spending acfvial weeks aajs the itate
is.iu a whirlwiml wUuthuMi. Sna -
li UUiue told him Uhal lhe R put-
.:l'a;.,.he.Ute bt at least
- ' i . c i.-wki
that everywhere be went, ta the north,
A ., .
me cveiwa.nKy u.- M
amol u U that thoc wh fHXtd
,h. nation thWl a.d wow'd .till ojc-
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iroi h, sin uv mvi.A
about tl t ad f eai ia-'o aitabte;
iilAlHB AM 1 TUB LOFTY 1'L.AIS
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r'llm -Ttmet Porlland correspondent
give i fHs his dpiuion that Maine
will turn up with a clean Republican
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ticket elected by at leaslUO.OOO majority
and a solid Republican Congressional
delegation. Oeu. Plaisted, the fusion
candidate for Ooyernor is exposed lo a
The Tim?: correspondent gifes the
following spicy details of the distin- IN ow( the conditions are all changed as
guished 1'laisted' and the equally dis- lhe candidate and his relations with
7. ... . ,, , , .. nis own party and as to the general
tmguished 1'illsbury s operations feeling anions the people, i It U never
of bogus olncials among the fuMoniBl?. wise to make jiredittions, but the cold
It is s refreshing as the cool sum- est kind 6f calculation gives the lvc
mer wither and the approaching publicans ground for a high degreoiif
, . , confidence in their ability to choose the
au turn ii of the l ine Irwbtate: Presidential Eleciorj of this stalo in
Jt mIiwi thai as on Army ollicer,
ho f I'ljileil I .tiiwl to k peculate on
the " cosiiie.s laud desires of his
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men. lln exlortl money Land
x joint lute from bis jegiuieu
lal band, professedly to froiect
liiniiflit lmllir Ik. iHMl HlMtrtl-
uieiiU C3.tured in b;iille, ami lur which I
nobody was pecuuiariiy t lefponsioie,
but in rvatiiy s a eyusidiTHiioii or
proetiriitg lh di-e.br;e of t lie men as
en listed solilleis-l Alter Iho .rar lib
prestd the note for payment, but- the
men .look legal uilvice and declined.
Plaisud'saw.' iroiilde, and generously
gave Walerville; College $l,tKH), but
lhe j t wnj'spt-rs, which covend the
din i v. uli praise, did no' discover un-
lil i,ii ly ih.it this gill was in Hie loi ni
nl .ili.li note lakcn for an illeg.il coll
mI i,im..i. 'J he Mill "wan tiled Umhi
lie)'!.', in l f iise, lliitl i'laisted tib
laiiu ii lo-note by "fiaud and inisre
lri'w.'ii..iMi," uiil ilie plainliir went
oii( ui 'in cbaJgi d with lhe- costs,
iiiI fiiiliiid with a good deal too much
conliai-iUii; m IMaisUMi'n ''boiior." llight
tin-tin' i. .. il tins iiuplejiaut develop
mt iii. ai-iiui. lhe (liiibernatorul . caudi-
ifilr, ill. m ii;ive conic to the surface
man)' in w vnieiie.es oi uinnunesiy aim
it.hnioif iliHl.tiy jlhose eonnecled with
(he hie I'uMoii iStatji (.ioVdTunieut. It
:. .. n s i Inti during the last IV w days
mI I. . in cli-ii hi Council li iv Irom the
Treasury, -without, Voih.Ih tr or bids
leiidereil, inore j I litn 410,(1)11 which
went into the iockul ol iho gang
liiiiiinii abinii the ilate lioiif-e. It ap
pe.ir.i tli;il ,lhe t'otniciliiieii potkeled
lraordinary .fees for I u veal ig ling
.State iiistiliuioiis, and took carnages
from the rHale Prison carriage, shops
to the value of more than 'l ,(MK). It
appeals that Slate Pi inter ( Ebeii l'
I'nWiiify drew jsevcrat thousand dol
lars Iruiuthe Tieii.Miry wiihout reudei
ing any account of iij'thal ho drew
other moneys above the legal allow
ance I u prinlinrA that he took a valua
ble ea triage from the State l'rison,' for
which the Fusion Warden credited
'htm by a : I'otisignuieut to a j bankrupt
alie.uly i barged with a balance of
.t:;tK, Vlo cked 4'worlhle3s."l . In fact,
every day seems to expose some new
thiel and some -knore cunning thievery
I by the gang that surrounded Uarqelon.
l incie any woihkt inai nio rusiuu
atKj
l arty hang iheir.neaus.4aini are mouesi
iiiiiiggrcssivt?-,- 15y the way, it
should be noticed that two or three
weeks ago 1'illsbury and , f everal other
conspicuous r, coparceners werpau
nouueed as going upon the stump for
rhtisUd, but amen these developments
they have failed in coming to time.
1'illsbury, who fled the Sta'e last Win
ter, has noiputiiu an appeannce, and."
ami the newspaper' are ominously
silni,aboul him. It is even intimated
that lhe t'emoc'r.iis will indulge veiy
I i ii It stump : speaking, but rely on the
still hunt, i'h.il is. tiie saler course
lor a party that H dible lo be in'.cr
iiipled in Us caiivass by annoying con -nndrums,
going; to the voi uiflrioW
of its I conipositiiii. I
Political.
Th"! '-'Sons o
ijturiiv III HHIIlll
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are miserable, and the Republicms are
happy. The , IVni'xr'atic gafhering.8
pail;ike of the character of (Quaker
nutiing. "F. tJov. lltnliicks' meet
ing al Fot Wayne, as well' as that of
Puliler and liixditlle al Indisnspolis,
was matted by no entlum mh. Many
of lhe otatrs !' the day .found lliem
selvts embarrasstHl by the eeuliar o
sition of I be parly in tho stale on the
ineney question. rr me past nan
doaen campaigns the finances hayo been
the foremost topic. ! Yesterday they
were relegated to the rear with a una
nimity that was surprising. landers,
candidate for tJovernof, is alxuit the
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I m ,rkA k llfl l.'JMft SI. UIWriY Lff llllIlIOrff
r-J j - r-
In. . rimvil rip mnnrv views, in
. f. ,f n,lirtni4v icucratic
pUllorm and the Ctmlidacy of W. H.
Rnplisb. The heavy work of itH) ora-
tor. direcltnl to misdating the Re-
publican record, abusing the Republl-
van iKkrW and denouncin; the Klec-
ural compromise of 1S7G.
They have gvt a caudidate en the.
Haywood ticket in Soulh Carolina who
is mixed p with a map. named Lough-
tin who is jndictrd for uandering lhe
state's money. That tenersble patriot
Wade llam4on ought to look with hi
pure eye on these hasty young men. I
The 77wf tiTtreHHtf,eoTtriug two!
-l.-.l. k.v. Uf ikal InarWf. including
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nearly W counties showing; the utmost
1 euthusiam io Xew YerV, and says cdi -
1 totlaUj; '
i il. ,,msrl la the Km
1 : .... Jwik L i;k1 l.t Karw the
pohUca, pjirtv U aolted, aai mxl tx
liK.. t.. LkAi iK librrala.
r'7IL::T 7 lrl :i It .v
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17 -T!L. A'.lXae. routif.tlaatv eherihey
pwrsuPi, u h kuv wvk, wi .. .. I
there a a mat or
vrw a-a
certain element in the bjemocraj from
whidb votes are likely to drift away to
the other side or ouiellv remain out of
the ballot-box. Four year3 ago the
Democratic candidate was a prominent
citiju of this atate, who had genuine
pretentions to statesmanship and a fresh
recofd aH a rejormerj both capablo of
being plausibly magnified and highly
colored, and there wan no special fear
that he wouhi e the tool of a sectioiial
UltJ III II V 11 BM'SUll 1U ' VUO
neeuliar condition of a 1 lairs, at that
time which did not belong to hi jarty.
November. Ihoy ueet only to work
earnestlv. UDitcdlv. and booefullv. and
theyjappear to hnve begun with this
purjjose. , " '
Ex-Go v. Ami in V.Ui -I
iormerly a liberal, supports Oaifield'
w - mi ' m. r r
and Artbur. lie siiys in bis s. eeb:
The Liberal Republicans j"iii d them
in 1874, and irave th-nt the House tit
JtepreseiitalU'es, "whic'n they , have re-
,laiued ever ?iv, ; and wkept on v ting
with. them iiiitil they also got posses-
sion joftbe Senate.' And now fur - two
sessions they have .had entire control of
botii-branches of (ingress. Why have
they not rdonned the civil service?
Why Uae they not. pii-wetl 1 1 - loll to
abolish snoils. winch thev knrw Mr.
ii 1 u V' IV'I4 Mll'liLlltr In -.iirii?
T. I ' . - - I
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Is it pos-
siblellhat our I Iv inocralic fi iends liavo
been- thinking "th;it some lime they
might gel into power themselves, and
the-i spoils would not he fo. very bad a
thing? - that contributions fiom ofriee
hohlers are a conupliou fund only when
your 'adversaries have thiii ? Can il be,?
I w il I nol detain voir loii!rr. It, was
not iny purponv l .nave said eveu so
nil'ch as f have lull merely to thank
you '!nnd to asniir yoii i'l my couvio
tiona in regard lo i Ire onimi; cai i.iigu,
and iny ileU iiuiii.ilioii niippoii Ci-n.
(Jailt-td lor l r-si.lt-Hi , .i Hie he.sl and
li te-ji iti 1 1 f ii' .in j i ' 1 1 -i imil ii.uriotic
Clll''ll ol HI V '.V.IV ol llll Ilk UlU IO tl".
MlMil;..'S i;it?;i K "1 f.l'K'iAU .
j Jii'lj; Walls a n f l. 10. Scott, Esj.,
' wenl toMoure'.-i Cn k mi lhe morning
and jto Burgaw in the. evening, - and'
report that Ihty had splendid meetings
at both places. There was hi;; crowd
lit oorc's Creek iwhicb was add'cssed
ty .Judge NVatts in one of bis bap.'t'iie'st
.efforts ami afurtviirds by II. l. Scott,
Esq !, in his usual dcipieul and spirited
style.
The utmost, enthusiasm pre
nnwiy whites being present.
vailed.
The spcakeis (in heir return homo
wards were s-jiz-.'d-at lJurgaw by a lively
crowd of Republicans aud Democrats
and held another eiithusias'tie meeting.
render, the. .djughter and sister of
old New Hanover, w ill gil' a go d ac
count Jof beiself in. Novciiibcr, and is
wide awake evtu now, at this early
pi riod of the viiny iss.
UODESON SPKAKy,
imhuhtux, rs. U., Aug t'J, liW.
illii llH lOli: - Aol set fug any
i
polls from Robisou as froiii other coun
ti4, Ii wish to iiil.-rui youri r adcr.n that
we' are not asleep. ' Kcpjublicans are
moteJntercslel lure in olitrcs lhan I
have lever known themj-to be. .The
Democrats are lrighieiied.i 'I'luy tiicd
to form a llaneock, Jarv is and Dowd
club, and compel every meiobei lo suii-
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iHirt their ticket, but sooij f.iuud ihey
had made a blunder. Jlohest nuu will
I IIOl lULUSU nil inarms in uiu joi Mirv
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of the men on their (dcin.) ticket. They
tried ito raise a pole but (ailed. After
raising it some distance the o'.ricr day
it fell; a little boy rcniaiked, "Yeur
President will' fall too.
I rues he
was richt. R. pubiicans Iwill d.i their
,l,im in !?.!.. -...ii ii. t f.'iivemhi r und
with il tree ballot and -a
fair count, it
will go Republican bv amki i w helming
majority.
There are hundred ol
votes loct in
this county by the Pep,
ul! leans not
having compe'etiti men lor pollholders.
Thos' who sppoiht ihciH select -ucli
men s don't know A from T
I tnow
whereof I speak.
I stood by lhe "o!ls;iu
and .kept a half dten
la-t iKcUou
it lav' boms
vies wrong.
time frtnn casting iheir
At this rste bow many afe Iot at each
precinct? The Dviuvcrlat. itdlhwlder
said "ills not our businvM lo tell you
how1 lo vole." Republic . HllhoIders
I jont kUow. . r are afrjii.
to tell them.
inteliient ll pubHcAns all over
th alale sc lo il lbt -mible men
.Uboldcrs. :
Thcre ,hould ou no iWlholdcr
i bo
CAnoot ,,1 a8j j,u..
they say "jou caa heal,
Well
migUw
us voUus o
I we ran hral tad rrMintin
ou fchall
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hear fmm me agaiu M
1 Yours truly.
, v.w.brr
li0Et30.
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- KeorU fro- diocreut place, i the
I anrrundine couotrr show that the '
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Three deserters horn the rr.ioa
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I Wlly 'ai.j a cW of
a arto be UwCa
Uemocratle Corrtipttonin Richmond
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llAMLET;rN.C., AugasV 17lb, ISSO.
Emtor of tie Tost: '
1 My attention has been called to aa
article In the Morning Star of the 7th,
just headed. Tnfomation for the Peo
ple" in which 'appears the following
untruthful declaratlop. "Take Rich
mond countjr. fJrTe ee it stated that
the total expenses of this large county
under Demeeratlc rale Wilt not exceed
$0,000. Foor sears: ago la 1876'' '
when the Radical had charge the ex
penses wcre'.fO.illW. llere we see
that the expenses are I reduced more
than half. 'i Athin ten 'years, by1 the
next census, trpdri this plan of economy
the peopJeMf liichioood , Would hare
saved more'th'aa t50,000 Who in that
county can becftind and fatuous as
to wish ufaXg1 RadlcalL domi-
Now this strikes the people of. Rich
mood regardless of party as the very
essense of audacious falsehood. , Why,
str, it is a I.ict- Known to all men in
ibis county and the entire 1'ee Dee
8utjtiOII lbat ithe Democratic tida
t,v-r, ' or A. i. j
w:,ve 1S74 weptfrom the hands o
the Republicans of Richmond the
count? goverment of the same. . 1
The Democratslected three of the
. j .
,,vc mT.iioiiers. lar.jM. Aycoc
m .1 .
was CJhairniaii of '.'I bet Hoard, whose
term of fhj did not expire until De
cember I87C. Nw ifJ there wa any
extravagance during tne year 187G
(and lhe l7r "ays Ihcre was) who is
to blame for it ? Clearly the Demo
cratic Hoard ol County Commissioners
who reigned supreme form September
1874 to December 1S7G. If the A'rVrr
is correct and there was such a use
less cxjKjuditure of tho people's hard
earned Hollars why aid -tho Democratic
Magistrates, (not elected by the peo
ple but appoi tiled by a Democratic
legislature) Te-eletit as Chairman of the
'Ki.rd of Couuly Commissioners of
Richmond this same Jas II. Aycock,
who had "presided for ovr two years
of such alleged extravagance ?
I his is,but one of tho many dishonest
false charges made by Democrats
against Uepublicaus, county govern
ments. They deceived the peoplo in
175 and I87G, and now seeing their
prospects are so dull aud gloomy they
hope to lead the people of North Caro
lina to believe thai a member of the
legislature from Cartaret 1 more
competent lo select the Magistrates ot
and tor the county of Chcrokeo than
the voters of Cherokee themselves are.
Expose this falsehood, i dishonesty
and slander, and peace to the people
of our state will be under even nioro
i i . . : j .i. .i
ooii;iuoii3 io you man tuey arc now.
In contusion I would ask the Star to
ventilate tho administration. Repub
lican and Democratic, , of Harnett
county, the Democratic banner county
of tin- ''hird Congressional District,
ljut ihev dare not do it. because the
frauds mid corruptions there surpass
in iiinirtiitude auy m the state and they
are Uiiiiocralic IrauOa. !
Smith.
! ' l-'iter rrom' KTailrn.
IIi a ikn Co., Aug. 1G, 18S0.
--Fjiji'uk ItT: 1 give you some
idea of how tilings are working in old
Pladcn,' allow me lo say that you hare
no need to fear as long as ruch men as
our friend W. M. ilonrue speaks in
thunder tones in your behalf. His in
I fluence ia ahead of ant man in this
I .... !
j county at this time, both with lhe' Rt-
I publican and Democratic partits.. He
I I- 1 1 1 -
i in- tuum ui'iin a mail nuu nuuiu
repreieiit the Hfplo geuerally, and is
known to
i be a tried Republican, n l
old Rladen will call hiss out to bear
the banner io our next Senatorial cam
I ivaiirn. Ha will brimr tn our ranks at
least 2U0 Democratic Totes. He is the
I rharrtkion of our taitv in this ilintrict
and muM reprtwnt us. Ho is advo-
catiug tiaificld iwid Arthur, Uuxton aud
Canmltr Rlmnr You will hear more
of him in lbt future . ..
Yours Ac, W. R.
1:hky Point Fksper Co:,
August 12, 1 SSI. j
. I write to inform yon ami the roaay
readers of your paper that there was a
picnic on Jirown oounu, uouow
... . ?t, km i.. ,k-
ivuui, nu'i iiw, iktw vj ore
RciHiblicaoa el llrowa s Sou ml, aovl by
invitation 'cauaed sue to be with them,
and after the picnic was over they
electing ate as Chairman aad Rev.
Heudersou SecreUry.
I being iutited to lhe picnic to ad
drrs them eoncr rnlog the topic, of
the day. and inf'.rw them who the Re-
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November next,
whkh 1 did by rradiar over to them
th liepuoitcaa iKaet to te vol en ior
nn nrmhr Mil. as. I rraI 1 Ihrra
I Uea; tUrfield, acceptance it the com
I mittce.
I u
I Aiurr wc apecciie were saaue vr
rTTeter JooesjUeT. Si. Ueodcrwa aad
others. We aad a rood time. Rerub -
j hcans m Doalow county are becomtog
.U the' lad. ol Xiember
I neXU ; - ,
. T2.tf!T7Z iSLS!!A
at I larrri tote foe the KerhUcaa jrty
this vtar Uaaaaa formerly tires.
u J - . Chairiam aa4
it, su tW a-retia to Imfaoe
Utaof IhtmeeU.c ahovw mctmd.
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STATE NEWS.
The Ilin. J..A. Armfield has lleenj
nominated byQie, Democrats for Con
eress in kthe 7th. District So he
has
beat Robbins.
The G&stonia Gazelle save: Col.
Q. Johnson, now that Gen. MacRae
has declined the managership of
Carolina Central. R. R.. will be in
charge, we hear, and his former con
duct ol the road is a guarantee of his
iauniuinesa ana capaDiiity, lor
future. Notwithstanding many
ana oiner expenses, ne has accotnp
lished the main thing in Railroading;
kept his road up and made money.
The Road is in receipt of 700 tons ot
new steel rails which will be laid at
the most desirable points.
Th
a Roan Mountain ' Republidtu7 :
Tf .Tnrvia n 11 .1 Pn' inn ftAnriniA iIia I
people of the west that the present 'eys- J
ieiu 01 counry governnienij is ono oi re-
ftm, Jthey will certainly bo eutitlcdjo
7- rilf ii- e n -1 r i -T
tired of this way of allowing the legisla-
tare tl elect the maristraf. the mair-
1st rates to elect the countjf commispion j
ers, t
ic commissioners fay the taxes, j
appoibt the assessor!, judges of lec-
lions, and returning boards, while they,
thn fwvtn I k nin. nnlir 1 j 1.' ! hi anil env I
''Grcat.is the liumbug of Dcuiocracy.
Tin "r Journal of Indu?
savs j that
rv
the ojQiccrs of the Industrial Associa
tion are busy' day and
night
'rettiii'r !
ready for their next Fair
with brave
heart!!.
The demand for Ui
speed i tit Morgantou is
the Statesvillc VAinericn
it in painphl et form, am
il. r.arriutrer's
to larire that
ii" will publish
will have it
for sale; No more cllectivo campaign
do'cunlent can be obtainc
d for this fcfatc,
and it
mittct
Kceni8 that lite Executive Com
ouht to. circulate
it as such.
i
IMS.
Chew Jackson's
iH
Sweet Niy
Tobacco. i
There no interment
Ccmctjery this weelk.
in
llcllevtw
interment in (hi
Scdile Ceine-
lery tbis. pant week.
Seven interments in
t'i
ino Furreit
during the past week.
Tho ResrisUr of Deejfi-isrued
two '
marriage
licenses dicing tl
past
week.
lloli
Allan liufherifi:rd is spending'
I the season at tliei )VTim
SCr. Hotel, C.ipe
1 iaT
I '
The new iron bridge
11 cross the rai'.-j
C'f Fnmt street
road track at 'the bea
has been completed
I '!' " '
Stepben ltichardson
be hung oil
I the samo galltMVs. from
which Allen
Mathis made las exit.
The city authorities have bail -luick
walli above nd 4arouud the- ; Rock
Spring repaired. A liuich netde l im
provement. J ft i
We are glsitf j t" r
ort the steavfy
improvement in the
iencrable Iiishop
Atkinson cohilition. W
e irii't soon
to see him restored to hcaltlu
A very large iaiiigatr was seen hwiiii-
. : ... .
ming in the river, opjtdtc- Markcfd.ock,
Friday atteniooii. Several sboLs were
fireil at his $ralorsliii but without eft
fee.
''it
Kkioiith ik Hoiin. The
(Jramjl
r this
Lodge of Knights of
1 tonor for
state meets atf Ashvi
lo next Tuesday.
I viroiina ixaieo in ti
lis tity .will be rr-
I Prescntel by ilr. 11
', tlrard
lprescntMiv:
I. -f i f .
I The l'fra' reoorlir i:otkv
ie
prjesencw at;t;?n. Hancock'
head
quarters n iVrlnesliayi of the follow
mir. from Mfth t;axo Jiria. Mc sr N.
Mj. SwiH, A. A.
(iasti:i, Durness
NichoiU aml iA.
li r inter.
A.WU. S. I jpginrcr
ti'
with
a surveying
rrty arrival kl Uhr Cm k Wrslnctd
i -M - ; l
I uay ir me purrnws or mang
I survey of the creeis rrcpa.raUrr to
- I eleaninr R iemt. under ai. ai rrorr a
. T" "V 1
1 fltAn f firm f riA r ill rrnm. nl
I ly an orJer recentlT t?ocJ by 1'ort
m,Mrr ;f neral KcyL on and alter next
1 .1. , . ' . ii .i1
1 txtober 1st no pas:'l card mail matter
I other than the can! regularly prescri
I beJ by Us will be IfjnrarJed through
tk- A.r W ibin w
Aa addition W
being rc4 to the
I linLm'MillLJ
tchool house,
1 parth street, near
1 .,t r.'
jibe railroad, whkh
aa improvement
1 " . .
Uksof te bwr
Mitf. bM4e 4k
I ibj i rgrr.
.LruUf a maS rr
I ewalwtaWT rof ft a raa- ttry.
I fr k rrkrt h id u k
" "T r tLi
al4" l" 1U
WPiW-w mmj I
't-fi:
;New cotton has; arrived and has toU I
it from 1 1 1 ranli lit i 9 anla 4V i?F
dling. Wilmington has receired fha
first bale of new cotton raised in this
state. It arrived 10 days earlier than I
did the first bale of last season.
There will be joTn services of ib
First and Second Presbyterian .Chnrch
to-dav. Iter. O. . M. Pavn nfBr.iaL
log. At li a. m. joint services f well
be held at the Second Prestytetiaii
Church and at 5 o'clock, at "the First;
Church. , 1 . ' 4
Stephen Richardson the doomed
man is fast approchtog the! end bTDfe
He i closely watched by a guard, but
ministers and others are allowed , to
visit him. He is said to pray often
Li . &1 a - l- 1 - . 1 ' 1 ' .
ofheart. - t 'i, '.'
m ! '
n Ti, i Vrni;.. t"-r- M mfthi
wa5A5 wiuw surneTwun .aTTniira
, . ... t , , , ... .
Ottiy, and tbe last schedule will be
surely put on this .winter. This is
Only a few qf fthe many improvements
that arc to be introduced
as soon as
praclicabic
r
One of the recent rulings ' ot tbe
rostoffice Department is as follows:
"An order for 0-ds Js a document
upon which suit may ba maintained.
It has, therefore," a monetary value
and is bubiect to first class rates of
'I .-.i. '
postage,
A Treatise on tbe Hair published by
11. T. Hall & Co.. Nashua, N. II... pro-
Iprietors of Hall s Vegetable Sicilian
llair Reuewer, contaios raluable mfor-
mation about lhe hair, which should be
'
read by all
copy.
Send to imbhshers for
Messri. T, B. Peterson A Brothers,!
riiiiadelphia, have in preparation a
Sarah Iksnihanrt cditiou of the younger
Dumas' iHiwerful norel,, "Camille; or, i
The Fate of a Coquette."! The work
will bo highly important as a complete
key to Mile. Ilernhardt'a conception of
CamillCi It will also h a fitting rou
venir of the great French actress' Visit !
to this couulry, and on the cover will
be found ia canital fiortrait of hert
Paper cover r.t a low price.
Ti OTIC K.
lil iCKLirANSOKTIIEFol UTU WABt
OK Till; ClTi OF WlLMISUTOH. Y'OU
are hereby requested to assemble at the
place of meeting, the Cape Fear Engine
House, on Ann between Front and
Second streets, ou next Thursday night
the -Gth inst., as busiuer s of importance I
is to be transacted. !
P.y order of
C. P. Iakkey,
President Fourth Ward (Jarfield and
Arthur Club: . K
Juns C. jfoKWOoVj Secretary
r.rooks Long, olored. was the only
penitentiary bird eap.d v Iho CrimU
nal l ourt :il iU Ule seMiOii, aud he has
coue on a five year's trip for larceny
The following bavo been sent to the
House of Correction: i ' ' I'
SarabDavis, . colored, assault and
battery, mop lh. !
Randal Jordau, colored, assault and
b.Utery, ' months.
Sam, Smith, to'oied, , nuisance, i'G
...:.. ' i I; I '
Julia Mi'l'rr. colored, ' asjiult and
bsttcry, O'J di. i
SuLriiKr.x Pi.A.vrta asu Fahmee.
A most ixcclleut journal. The two
articles on Rnsilage are full of useful
information to isrracrs. j Every farmer
onrhtt' read mch au article as thai
ou the "True
method of culU rating
0!C
buudrcd acres" ; which although
- wriftcu fx the IVKImont regkm,
wt.i apply io any rrgioni in ctaer
parts! The
in?, shows
article on
the writeri
abeep rais-
iaielligeac
on that subject.!
Put we caaout sirt
all the schedules of sulrcts. This ue-
fa! monthly U pablUheil at Rch-
roonJd, Va.; at $2.00 rr tear, f!0 to
dub of 3 and I1.U0 t clubs of 10.
Iiolfa sJauodr, editor. Sowthem
Piantrr and Farmer Wfsay, Pul
liher. '. . . j '
Kji?t M jul The Dotice of the pro-
posl trantfer of thregH rrrhttere4
atail puuebe to into r-A the :
3od int.. hs aothiarf th 4o with the
Xut mail ia cvotemptatfeHi oa the At'
iaut'ie Sfcahaard Wtr New York !
an-i Sou them cities. Car. Divine
on I aaya that the fsM mail will not b rot
oa b&Ul afier the meeting 4f the Seelh-
to I era railway Time CeaTCfttMa. Thk
- csmrefition will he cwmpwed of all the
A tlaa lie rUra4 ?prrtataIfwt
whkh wil take ft in New York diy
MUMiuaM VKUMf. nana uuu
lau aad the 1 f Xeeemhee, tha rt
bthUty m that the last aaaS sch4al
vi!if9iautct akh 21(ivw ca
tha brwfapcB ia WUmiaftoa cn the
htl -tkes lW day m whkh they
are raVo ta 5ne Yeet.
Vifaf trAu rJSJSlISEEXMTS.
'' -
TO LET
QN;MLASONABLE terms, a
CHICK.
xmsa riAJo, in good condition.
FAdtoees Box 303, Postofllce.
I J
STANDARD 8EEDLING3:
VKIt
j OROWN.I For sale by it. EDKNS
St llurUiir.
Wiluitnjttou,
References ItRvltl Worth. iim Mvcrs.
J. W.Barnes. J.r.tiarrell and Ciu fr. M.
Woolen, each or.above have tes!tl th
V . I . ..... .ii. IX Uil "m 1
-. Ot'FIC OF fiUl'KBINTKXniCNT IF
BicrAiRs, U.J4. C"stom HOrsru i
' WitMnwrnw, N. C. Autusl in. isso.
SEALED I'KOl'OSAI w4 JrU.l nl
th ofllca of Uie 8UperlntaUtnt or Ko
pairs in the U. S. Custom Hous liuiluiiif
la this city until 12 o'clock hi: mi the 4th ot
September, ISM, for rurnlslilnff UiIb material
and labor required for mnklne oortaln re
pairs and alterations to the Miwlne Hos
pltAl bulldtne ia tola City, In accordance
with the speeiflcatlon, copies of which) can
be had Uxa application at this oimee.
1 IK li. THOMAS,
Supcrlntcudcnt ef iUepulrs.
ant22Jt.
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MMlMaPCtCrSuliritRa 14 CO
I oMMlfCTNtJ Sunday. JviM rv l
I V-r inuns on inis roau win run as, toiiuwn:
I r VkV't- UliMIIMNIl UlKTll
alm v xn.,r u.,L.ui.L,n.,,.
Allcen Savuniiali. f( via t'harli-
iqe ior uuarieMii, .isui;i.
Uta Kalclxh, aud Jacknuuvllli-.
larlur rara to WilnOiUni.
Hlops at Mauchetter aud ciu-k-ter.
-
5.20 r. Mj, Accommodation Thai. !ally.
except nuuuiiy. i'ansvUK'rM ihr
inK this troln will make cliw
conneellou at l'elcrturi; Kr
Norfolk.
C:'J0 A. M.. Thronch KrclKht Train l'uily,
excopt Kunday, with p;uwvir
car attached, j
LEAVE PKTKlWUUltU, NUUT1I
COO A. M., Through Freight dally. e- pt
Hunilny. connccUiiK t uli Kn li
niond, FrederlckHtiur and tin!
lolouiac aud C'li-ijiko ami
Ohio Jlallroads, fur hll pululs
North, Kan I, aud Wist, excrpi
. Huiuluy. bloni Ml Alrfiiclio-l
and Chestor.aud llalffWay utrd
al wri-wry a ruull on tliriial
!i" A. M-. Arcoiuiiio.lutli.il Trki n daili.
esrpt Huuday. ; Slops ui a t
. . rtatloiis. ' '.'-! . :
ill 1. M.. Tlirouith Mail daily oounis iin
with lUchnioml. i rmleru KhIhiiI
. and IVtoiimc Itailruad lor nil
polnla east and went. Also iioak -Vncloito
coiiui'rt Ion with llu'
t.heaapke and Ohio lliUlr.ki.l
. for the Virginia sprlii:;' inl all
MilnU north ana ut. 'jnii
ran stopi al .M:mrlnior nml
t 'htnter, and in llaliwy mnll
llrvwry'a lt.ult' u itig'uni.
All train loavlnc lvtcrsljuii; will hlrt
from the Appomattox Jvpot,
HOKnAT kxet'iao! Tilains ljnvij Uirh
mood at .il A. M. aud &.. IVM. l tv
Pt-trrsburK al U. WA. M. and .i I. M. vt i
Muoday. i T.K. Kj,lSi:.
July 2 If Hupen4ileiidei.t.
ESTABLISH Kl)
1853
1853
Sol. BEAR & BROS.
18 & 20 Market St.,
WILMINGTON
N. C
tl UAVK JUST i i
havm ciaibiUoo. tl.r.Ur,..
atid ti' t
I cotn:eU lvck of
I
CLOTHING AND FUU!iM!ING
I
GOODS
Hoqtn tf I
Htn;etf,
SalU from tLhQ Bpward
1
100 BH MWdJefX TlaMtl Sell
at (rwiUy r4r4 frv.
CUILUREH
BOYS' AUD MKHST
STRAW AKD iXLT IlArS.
I
I CotTlC OnC Come
All,
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