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THURSDAY, JUNE 25, l.v-o.
II. A. LONDON, Editor.
M.U5ISTIIATIK will) WCl'O tlppoimed
By the last Legislature and have not
yet qualilied cannot now do so wilh
out being "-iltiii( by t lu- Oov
6nior. In another column we copy
from the News and Observer :ui ex
planation of tlio law on this auhjtct,
and we now refer to it for tlu purpose,
of showing the importance of having
She most import mt acts of i ii iy
Legislature published, an soon as
they are panned, in every newspaper
in the State. Tlio public printer is
Keldom able to publish the. acts in
book form until three or four luotiihs
after the Legislature adjourns, ami
the result is the peupk do not kn w
what the new laws are lining that
interval, and even after ihe acts an?
thuH published I hey hm not sk ii or
read by many persons. Ihe laws
Mi) printed in a limited number of
Ooks which are distributed among
the magistrates and other olliccrs.
but the eili.eiis gcuciahy h:.e no
opportunity of knowing what arc the
laws which they aie cxpciled to
obey. A copy of this book on-lit to
be given by the Stiltc to every news
paper in the tule. so thai the peo
ple might ah have an oppoi 1 unity ol
reading them. This at least should
Vv'done, but in addition theielo evciy
important act of the Lc;;.-!atnic
Slight to he publ'shed immediately
lifter its ratification iu every new s
pliper ill the Sia'e. This is d"lie in
Severn! States of the I'nhm. and il
ought io he done ill Nollli l ,ii'o.u;:i.
All tin1 piihilc'.iy possible should be
(given to the -tan. ii laws o! eciy
country, so thai the eiti.'cli; there.. I'
iniiv become familiar with them. I;
ih j h u'd maxim that Tgnuiaucc of
(he law exeuieth no mull ': of co.ii':-e
tlieu il is the duty oi the lawmaker
to promulgate tin ir laws m the movi
jVrpicn- us and public manner, ami
lli l follow the example of tile ihnitn
Nrnof. Caiigulu. who it said wmii
his laws in a small chaiactcr. ami
built; them lipoii high piil-i -. the
Ulif t'lVtclinillv in ensnare the peo
Tm: Stim kuoi i 1 1 " of the Atlani ;
Slid Nortli Carolina 1!. II I'o . w!....-c
road runs from ( loidslioro' to .Mne-
llfttd City, hold the ir annual meeting
Veiny at the latter place, an I it is
likely to he a ciy important lne I
ilig. I lie iiclioii "l lea-. li.; the
roild to the Wiii.ioig ton aie't ".
E. II. Co. or the K A D. Ii II Co.
will he acted on. Ir has bet n mud.
discussed leccntlv ly t he p ipers and
ueopl1 of t!ct portion of the Stale,
and uhlie opinion -iriib tu'ieh divi
iled. though it rather pi epoiuhaat es
in favor of ieasii g. The State i the
largest stockholder ill the company
and iwus a majority uf tin stock, so
that nil the citizens of the State are
indirectly interested in the man.i'i
metit ' the road, as well as those
living a'dig its line. At the annual
liieclillg of the M ockno'.del tile
Stale's stm-k i.- Vepiesel.tcd 1V a
proxy appointed b the ( n o el imr,
und at today's Inci ting (iov. sc.i.cs
Uw contVriral thai honor upon our
townsman. T. I). Womaek. t'.s.j . who
we doubt not will acce .ably dt
?harjje i:t duties of M lav-pon-i'ilc a
position. As a citi.cli of t'e Stale
wo liope a lease will be made, and
th road lie immaed oli huMl.c and
Jiot politicll pri.iciples. S e are
Opposed to the State attempting to
run railionds, and are Mill tuoie cp
yose4 to iailroi.il corporations run
ntiiiT lite State.
Wirr-Lh.x ia.i; are properly punish
ed ill Maiylaml. Ti.c J.egislal me of
that State re.anlly p.tswd a law to
punish wife b atitig with u pnbdc
whi;piiig. and the llli-t elil'-a e -.m-iit
of that law took- place at Halt imoi c.
a few ih.ys ago. when u n.ati. conv.ci
e I of In ating his wif". was pulfieiy
!dppd b the shenlV. I .uy S at.'
otight to have u .similar law. and ri,r
idlv eniol't'c it. The bi lite w Lo beat.-.
Ins wife deserves a v nipping, and a
yood one At that.
The l'Mtss A.:.-k.i ia noNoi t his Statr
bold its annual m. t in;; ui . Souths i:le
hint week. taniN euiug on Wednesday
und adjourning on Th.it-. lay an
Itmmimllj short session. Ui' n il! t
nof liaving been able to itt'.eii.l on the
first day and liuit we were aba to be
prem'tit only .luring ihe closing hour
The number of t dilois in ;.! teiiihiina'
wivs only about twenty, and this wu-.
the til st meeting attended by several
of them. We regret tos. e our bi rth
ren of Ihe press losing iuicrcst in
our annual meetings. Presided Rtn
ieU delivertal it most iiitctesting and
itppn-priate tuldiess, and we wish
a. tiny of histinie.y nugyesti ins might
b adopted. St'vei al matters oi prac
ticul imjiottrtuce to the press were
discussed by diii'ctt lit. t dilors. 'J Ik'
following ofliccis wet relet ted for the
ensuing year : president. ). A. I!ob
inson. of the Winston Lender: secre
tary. J. If. L;nd.-ny, of the Keniers
ville News; assistant secrclarv, J. D.
Kcrnodle, of the Alamance (iieauer;
Chaplain, llev. I'. Ih haw. of thft
Tiloiiioe Kiiipiin r: and orator, (5. W.
Im.unl, of the Wilson Jlu i or. The
next iueiling will !e held at Shelby.
, Washiiiulni! (iiissip.
W.tMilugii-u e rrfi.-iiiieir. "f N.w Wall W'.icij.
It is piotiox d to build a lir-l cla.s
hotel in the city of W-shin;;!. II.
Washiiict., u is now a eilv ot liOii.tHiti
)u op!e. It has never had v hat c aihl
lie . ailed a Jit vt class hole!. Ad of
the botch, here have tie :i peii.-uici'
ofleiiipoiMiv alf'iii'.i Tiny l-iivc been
eel tr;:eil f-onitiim to time from com
paranulv .-m.ill inns, and as a neces
sary ci iisciiSoM'c ! he le-mlt is a build
ing which would not be used for a
third cl ii-s hot.l in ordinary towns.
The ptiets chaijed lute are foilv
.'...1 11 to the lat le'telsiii Ne V Vo !;
The prices i, le li' st class, while ihe
act (lama d itioi.-. have always !.: en ol -dia.iv.
The hi I cooking if t ie tv
of Vt iishiii..;:.,ii is something pie
ell il. ft. i re ale lew public phi. .1
tow n whi le oii can get unx thitig
re illy good to cut. It has one of the
finest m n lo ts ju the voi Id. but even
al tuts ia i.e.;io taiok. prevail. Of
i-uiiKi' C"s -imi'lv means gr use.
Ihiie a'e thtCC Ol fo'll lllSi-e':l-s
I . '.!(! ants I ere How. whele one call
o' tatll o I i-Oi l..ee ;e; in New
V..fk Tin se n siaaiatits have been
111 .!'' I ' c .--iil ' In lie'gleit (! V of
No tie in M-iiors here, ulo Lin' re-
h. 1. ,i at i'.e S- nil. i '!' stamiaid oi'
c. okii!;'. which I a- I on .- 1 mg main
tain, din WiisbP":tou 'I lie e, neral
co.t i ;' lit in:;- in W.:-,jegio'i l- liigh'-r
than it l- in New York. Capitalist-,
have bee: v'o.v o . on'.' heie. but in
e-. i i v i'.-1 ai.e. I. i all t !' ic j t l.'i--b-
ei, a ie 'o ! t -. - !:a n',- - cl.is i i
: ti'at "t - In le tie public i :e- i" ai'lily
r.-spi u ' . i V'.'-i-in -ij'h ii iiiov has a
v. t ' i' c, .!,.to. . ! i"ls i'o. . i.oi i-i-d'
tils wi.ii e'-i: e hi ie t'i -p. lid tlie
. :..t - r i.'t-tmii tin' Alba i;li 1 ipcru
ibais- was l.ailt I his v a . lit.- lirst
ti:.e li .'.t h-t t.'to-i ii e. r had a
'it-1 cla-- tieat'e it ,e. p!i.-.e:el
liom tlie '.i-iy day tl'.il It s doors were
Mii'o'Ui open. The- fall the ia-. N i-
i, -d I l.i-itic will be eoaiplet" -I
i'l-i-; w ill a l l urn ther fu st , i.a- the
tie I i the low Ii. This Vl lit III e l.-i cci
t llll IO be s eei-.'l..
A lmll.il V'oid,!ii- the i'l'ixidelit
of tie louring lloaid ;il the Yiw
t !. I -Oill.e-lt He 1- very -hol t b M
pi r- d al.d i. M i v little jintli lice with
we'- The l her da v :t v. :ts
1.-, -i.g tried In fore him. The "la el
v. ho w .. . up !'. '! I ettl mei.t did lu t
wai t to be r llli .1 11- had emploved
a verv el i,o!' !it and p't .'l,::.-!'1!!:. law
. r to .1 l. ml i im The .bid-.-Au
v.icate I i.-netal of the Navy hern g
i f ti l-, s. !, a jii.e i advocate ...vn
;.. .a un-e h in the "lit -id. lawver
rai- ! i i;'i'-ti"ii of pi!'1-b.-l ion A
'.v r of u i d- . !,:. . A. bin i ..I or
d. -l. -fo-'d !' ' of Ihe :.'finm ft
f. -r a. .;i h-.ii' :in h-mi' Tm ii he -.ti.ii 1
lip v.rv .-I'i.;;l.' and fairb. howled:
"lly (.!. Ie' t,a-e I.- -ilellce This
Coaith is j irirdi.'tioi; or Miiiio;:,i.io
.',.-. al.,1 1 'will be d :::.'.. 1 if I do,, t
u-e it So Inlay your jaw " This
li -cir-loll of the 'Ciiirt kho ked tie
civilian la''-;.. :' cmph te!y nit if lime,
and he has hal.llv yet i. e. v cie I his
i .;. .tiliiil v
A Ii i. lid . f Mr. r.laities .-:.;. I today:
"Yoll mi.V be ..:i;e ll.at Mr Ibum:
V. I'll tt.'V e'' a jaill be a ea'idida'c lie
beiii vis that III-, chain. are eliail-l-id
I'o you know. ' ,ud lie. "that
P'a'l.e ha- a .pieer bell, f about Ills
ta ii b.: -. d up. .1 t I r i:: Liked simi
l.i. it in the en cr ..I lb m v ( 'lay and
I i- invn ' I. ally ill life both Went
1'i'oiu th. ir li:.t'e Stat- - to K. mte-l y.
lioih etitei-d public life as nieiiibei:.
oi lueir Siate I l-lai ill e. Mr. Ciav
W'l- Sp.-i.ker ill the lower holl-e ill
I'., ir u.-kv . .' Ir r.i.iiue till'-d a sii'iiiai'
p i-tti iti in ll.r- Mail. L--gir-l ,! ill e.
Mr. Clay was a member of Cun
al. I v. ar.ii and si I va d as Spi alo r sl
'e !i ;..-:. 1.-. Mr 1.1, ill:. w.i- nl-o a
im lai cr ot the il.".-e a id s. i ved tis
its Sj eak.-i- i; iear. ?lr Cl.iv was
!li - I i-li eti .1 'o the Sfiiate 1'ii.in Ken
ilc'hv to till iivacain v. All ill. one
was appointed to the Senate, hi! also
to till a vacancy. Mr Clay resigned
hi. seat in Ihe Senate to accept the
Secretaiy.-'iip of State from John
1,'uinev Adams. Mr. lilaine re-..gned
tee S. i.at 'l-hip to become Snietaiy
of State under ( iai tieid Mr. CI iv
v.'.is three tine. .- the . ati.lida; e u the
Whig l oinili ii ion. lie v. :, de
feat' d III . otlVl'll'ioll. I le w .In
liom.ua'o.l in 1 s 1 1 but wit-, i . iu. d
b- .1 tint s K I '.il, Mr Jilame wa
beaten twice in the .!i i.,il C. iiVcn
tioi.h. n unlimited m tie-II. ii I ..nr. at.. I
.va- dele.iied by (i' 'Ver Cie.elalil
Mr. ClaC- lett- I- on the Tcx.i- ia..-
i. .1, i.ie le Id Io be a parallel in their
il flee!- I poli the Wl it. i' to some
ot Mi. r.lith.e's let.et s. The Ab.ili-
i: ni.it- in N-.-w Y ah in lsji : ,..v
t'.iii vote to li. I ley a'. d thereby ..rave
t' e State I" tie' 1 lenioci i. v. It i-
I I :i.ie d I hat 1 i.,t w ar if it lv.d mil
b. n for the M'les givi n t' .St dohn.
I'.l.l' lie would hive c i: ) i. d New Yolk
I t,.' Vole of N. w Yo.k deride 1 the
election hi tutor of ti'f 1 la.vi -its i:i
ls;i. and ;, :.,!, m Issj." Me. r4
vva- l.evei a cardld ii. ..fter his tinal
d.i'Vat, :i :d il is believid by Mr
Pl- ilieV, f. lends that he will liev.-i
agai:. be pi e c:. I to t'i. public as a
candid. ite. '! .e ar.lllel h- t ween his
care, r and 111 it of Chiy's will probably
I I til 1 1 Ii lil.bl .l.eli.
tn kf.l Thursday li:e boil, r in ihe
It w mid of T. i oit', near Wakelield
Station, Yil.. on the Not folk .V West
ern ll.liii'oed. exploded, killing .John
Tucker and injuring three other . en,
one of whom cannot recover.
It is said that there are more daily
callers at the White Jlou.e now (Iihii
ever before in i's history, fto.t the
President is usita'ly veiy ctisi delate
iti allowing his time to be taken up
with ealleis w ho merely desire top,t.
their respects.
1 Imi'ortuilt 1o MittiUf rules.
l'L iii Hi.' i:ni. iiiiiN.iiiia':. i'"i'.
15 v chapter HHX of the iu.vsof l.SK.j,
it is'cnacted
1 'I hat- -ill annoinlments of ins-
dices of the peace by t ho general as-
numbly shall bo oid. mites- the per -
sous so appoin led bhail ua!ifv with -
in tin- uonth-j thereafter.
That all unfilled appointments
occuri ing umU'r the provision-. u urn
lift ceding section in the oliice of
justice of Ihe peuee s!i:l!l be lilled for ,
the term by the appointment of the
Governor."
The election of justices by tlie late
general assembly was on the 1 1th
ihu of Mai ch uist. and the thi'"e
months in which tiny were ieiuited
In qualify expired on the Ittii day
of the pre-e:i( month.
It is probable that the attention of
the justices elect was not cai.ed to
this act inasmuch as the laws have
but iiceiitlv been published and. re
I viii'' imioii the urovi-ioii in the Code
.. l.i. a. ..... mil in. I ill.. i i ,i:i..-.i i.in
at jiii v true prior to the commence-
liiuiit'of their terms, to wit : the fn-t
Tliurs,l,4V in August next alter their
elecliou-doubtless liiiinv of them
I...,,. ,r,..v...l !,.. thi.. . i.i.uith- lii
elapse w tlhoill pi.i.i;'ynig. and the
otlices are m ' vacant.
'l'h. ibivci :or has caused the milt
ter to be exu'eiu. d by t he atloi ii.'y
g. nci al. w ho has given an opinion
t lu.t t he leg i -la I ill e ii ld t tie it'll ii.'l'ity
to pa- I he act lei'erred to. and thai
I In- tiovei uor had the power and it
v, a . hi' dioy to iii ii.e a, j" .int meiit s
to ;'t,l the ollices made vacant by tin'
I, ti lit I c of I he pel -on - e:i ct.-d by the
gcmi.l! :i-.seilb:i l.i .; irl itv.
I. is imdor-tood that hi-evclleiicy
will in I'li im.tatiees win ic ii:ey will
pnilify. II. .'ess Mime good ieiis. li be
;,ivc.'i t" the coutiaiy. w ic-ii called
no. .11. ;i
Mill I tie - .'I-. .-elecleil
by t tie gene! n! :i-si i
t he pi i sons .-eli
ipia-ii'y. he will i n'
mum t en imiiieiid.'.l
in! :i-si n; lev
and where
I dccitlie to
to poililnieiits
from Iru-t
di -n.ible that
- throimhoiii
Will I h V sol 1 i ces
b
t he colli, I V .lilt h .till
t lie S :ite -ilxll give the luat ter .-pcedy
atieiiti.in.
t'liitiitig i'rttlt.
t'r- in 'i.. i:.'i,'-,'ti v.'-. ..i. I o:. ...i-it.
Some time -nice meiij ion was made
iu llli -e eohimns ot' the etVoits being
mad'- by Mr .lohn T. I'.ilii. k. Com
i:r --inner of 1 mmigia ion. to itnl'sce
piaettca! ealiliers ol flint toe-l:lle-h
small canneries iu d'.'lereiit -,ec! ions
of the S ale. Tin re are likely 1" be
-taitedat Cmld-boio liaham. Sunt h
lield and Win-ton small canning I'ac
totie-. There i- no reason why any
..wn in the State where I'nii' can !
bought cheap -ho.rd ti"t embiacf
the pti:.e!i: opportunity ami have a
I ! oi v. In t !u- wav ! he people coil Id
.ii coiil rol a large pat I o! i he canned
'"I- tii.at now goes l i Maryland and
I'eiaware. The caniiers are w illing
in come to lie Suite and g, i m o pint -iiei'ship
w it h any v lable N l a l h Caro
liiiiaii. putting tie ir esperieiice and
labor ag-i. is' the N'otth Caro.iniati's
eao'.tal It Wl;i leipiile but little
pa iy money to sta t. a- the caniiers
ate wit.ttig and can make mo-t of the
iiiaibmery i.ec.-s.-arv to stutt with.
Tin- foil. .w ing is an extract from one
ol tin l.t'eis writ I ti to Mr. l'atiiek
by a Northern cunner: "So
far as making tin :h:ngs that are
nece--arv to slut t w ith. I can make
ev ci y thing ecepl t w o ! 1 1 !, which
would cost S'J'l each, nine crates
which Would co.-i Si oil each and two
soldering iron-. Sd i ach. We can
b iv call- here at S'J per hundred, the
can- boxed, and pay for them in goods
alter we have packed them. lean
:.el! all good- at paying price- a- soon
packed und so luin the money over
ij.litc often." ft is hoped that the
people of North ( :u olin.i w ill aid Mr.
I'aliiek iu hi- iiii'l'-i taking, for the
e-l ab'i-hmeul of I he small canneries
ill ihe ilil't'elcU! sections of the Stale
w til put a deal ol' ne uu y iu ; he hand-
of Ihe f.ll liiets. Much of the ti llll is
l ow w.i.-t.d b.cau.-c there is no mar
ket for il.
Mull II inle ol' I'ciisionei s.
I'l'.'in Hi' ll.il.'uli NrM ? Ait I olwi v.r.
When the le hit'.ue pns.id th.
hill Iti'l'loivl i.itill.e .':!(l.l)ilil fi.i' tin
payineiit ot pi iimoiis to dis.diled
( ei. le. h rat.- soldiiis and widows of the se enteetivear hx tuts in teitaiu
soldiir.N. it was r.i limited that there,' idies of this State. The pest a
were I.IMHI ot all in the St.ite. This ; have made tin ir appcui tin. in Yad
was regarded us an outsid... estinntte. 'kin, Surry. Wilkes and Oavt. cuntieH.
Mill bi inf deemed neiiiet the .snct ; and m Wdkes eounty t hey are to be
ii .;ris lt.it it wiih !i noi.r .i!,,i.!. ' een wit hill one mile of the to.vn of
Auditor Rolicrls vestcrdav n iiinrkcd
to a reporter that thus far he had
.M'lit n htltl blank I inns ..I ii;iiiiceiii.ii
i he iiumlii r of .'ippli'-alits i- apt to lie
l.llll.l. ', is e .li. iiiei.v piolnliic that
it will t . .ill that li-urc There are
ii lUi'i'n nt ov.-r o.llllll iij'liliciilits uorv
Lt-ttel's are daily lec. ived siskin
tui
more blank upphcatioiis As a curio. is
1 o l it IHUV be t,!.ited 1 ha a. I ajipl C I
lioii f'ir one elii..n onlx iiiui. from
'lur.ll c.iitiilv. Ii is midc l.y a
widow and tic. Clerk "I' the t'ml't
says that ..o f.ti ;is he call a .certain il
will be the only application fioni tied
lo.uily. Some count.!.-, will have a--ui
.liV as t."ii iipphi-ints Most i.ftiie
chiiuis will doitblless be i.llowed.
though of course a i.uiiih 'f will be
rejected. Til'.' eaii.i'iilij hoard', have
iili ealv puMsi d on many claims. The
in, liter i-t attract iii,' much attention,
it look in. if tin pen-.ionei will o.-t
soiiiethlii likt? each: Imi'd'y
more.
As Ti ui' as I't t ai hinir.
l .n U..- Iiik. ii Tlm.M.
'The Soiiih is r ;;nriou:5 counfry,
with the noblest nice on the jr'.ohe.
fu s'ale-iriiaiishil) and iearuiui'. in the
Illlrt llil. I IIIC II. Iiri IIHl'
.. . 1.1
no sui leriors. 11 -i pu-i is einint n.nl
her future nossibiliiiiM are iiicalcuhi-
bit ; yet she is just ti it v years b"hind
in the homely and practical art of
cooking. It is looked upon as de -
eradiii'' to know anvtiiiiijf about it,
yet the man who bioi's a nice beef
stenk or cooks u lieht loaf f bread,
confer ; m ok. real benefit upon his
fellow mail, than he w lu. invents a
ciMiipouud caunoi. or a dy namile tor
pe lo "
j State Mews.
'
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j Ahutmnce Gleaner: A colored child
..-.u Liltu.l m it... luiiroa l lteuf (Sib-
POii villo ono ditv hist week. Two
: children were pl'aviug on fho track.
! Tlie train ritiiic up suddenly upon
them. The larger one attempted to'
..ct the smaller one oil, but it was too
i,,ti. The engine nil it. ti ilelut ing lis
sfcull. front which it died.
. ,. ,
Winston Ifep.il.lic.in: A imescen
year old bov fell into a well m in
1 '
depot Montkiv inoriiing
It is not
known ho., be irot ill or when. A
colored woman going to draw water
heard his ci ii s for assistance and drew
him saf' ly out. Tlie boy received a
severe cut on the back of his he-id by
Ins iiil an a so otner iioin ies winctt
it is thou dit will prove'. .f fatal re-
S1t n
(reeiisboro Workmen : T' are
some curious i.ractices still in vo''ii '
in wniiie mills ol the coiinlrv. , vis
it or to one of the ueighboi hoods in
Oranu'e county saw it hen with astrip
of r d calico hanoi ig .hnvn about l
inches below the p 'illl of her wings.
What is that f " hi inouiied "That's
to beep the l"l! fti'lil se'tmg Mien
the ii.au went on tocxplai i that when
the lieu looked back and "aw the led
Mtriug mmii g about after her it con
fused le r so that she get out of the
notion of set 'ing. The remedy was
pronout.c.' ! fever-failing.
K.ilei... h Vi i'or: It lias been deti-
nitelv ytt'e i that our city authorities
w ill pive 1'avetteville .-ttei t with a
roadw iv twniv he! wide down the
ce'itli i.f the street, and the sidewalk
l.....r th..t tholiill"hfare is to ii
con-i h ra'.'lv widened. --Col. W. !.
Hicks told u- this molliiie,' that he
brought up the bulk of the convicts
vest. ril. iv rt eii'itir that have been at
..ni-i. on Ihe I. oiii-,!iuri railroad The
, j,,, ,,(' I-.M-luug yi--terd.IV provi-
,, ( H Laibec'le for ti e ollieers
ti, I convicts Kverythim'entiihle and
,1M!;;ib(. was served with a lavish
teii.,1
Mooi- P. iette: Our
' cones)' indent writes
'man in tint citv. aueft aboni IS. .mis
a few d ivs ne. i united in marriage to a
ehai nun.,' yo. mv widow of about -15
summers, lie is the happy step father
of a son about his own age --No
, impoita.it changes as ct have been
mad" in 'inv of the government otlices
iu this c iiitilv. except a change of
Post Ml-teis at Jom-boro'. Mr S.
If. I'.ilchanaii. the fol liter I'. M. having
lesigned and Mr. George ('al.h ll ap
pointed in hi- sua I We are glad to
learn that so tar he gives entire satis
fiction. ( ireeiisboro' I'ati iot : Tin' corner
stoiieof the Tinted S'ntes court house.
ut t his placi
day w ith n
whs laid on last Thins
ulm . ereiunnies in Ma
s. mil older A X rmal and The i
logical ii-titute. comhl. ted ui.d 'l' tin
ail-pice- of the colored llaplists of
North Carolinii, is to be located in
(ireeiisboro. with llev. T. S. Lip
combe I't'ineipal --One night the
ill. si of last wcik. while under the in
ilucnee of .-trong drink. Stewart llai
iiev. a young man brought up here in
(ti eeiisboro. ina crazed lit stepped
out of tin upper story window and fell
to the ground, receit ing fatal inju
ries He died mi Thursday last after
lingering three days.
Dm bam Rc'riler: Mr. Joseph A
Holloway sold a one horse load of
tobacco at I'lin i-h s warehouse Sutur
hu' for .ti2S.l'i This is the most
money wo have ever heard of being
obtained for it oin horse load of to
bacco. Capl K. J. r.urish sold
last week 4H.7UO lbs This was till
hauled here iu wagons. Making an
Mveiage of !?'.'l.ni for evi
pound ;
sold
It was the I'lL'.'! st woi'K ever
done by any one warehouse in this
country. Our venerable friend. Mi
W. .1. Freelaiid. of Orange coui tv
culled to rein w his subsci ipiioli to
the l.eeorder lat week. He stated
to us that he had been a regular snli
scriher to the llecordcr for 17 years.
Salisbury Watchman: Mr II. A.
Elm ppelburj,'. drummer f..r Wilt
kow'sky V Jlariicli. came in y slerdav
from one of his eti tided tours, mi l
brought UH new ?
f the iii.iieaialici- of
Wiikesbom'. Thy cover an
t,f
-h"' mil
o....,..u .....1 ,.r.. .h.Mii' ir,-....
..I ' r .
. Tmi' ..ii. it in im Niif
tr.es to deposit Ihiir eir.'s. and bun
Ir '.Is of trees tire dune; m coiise
iU.'iiee They are also proving dent ii
to fruit, ami will in this manner cause
a ejieat loss to the farmer.
Charlotte Observer: An old color
e l woiu oi name 1 Henderson, livine;
four nine-, front th- city, and ueir the
, hue ut 'he Atlantic, TcliucNsec ,V Ohio
: load, tied tit stilt a file iu Ik r cabin
!,M S...Jav thiou-l.theaid of the
convenient ml can. Ihecitll hd just
heea l.iv.i-ht from the city and con-
, t iii 1 a in uni.iiii yilh it of oil As
ihe tl.l.d spurted from the spoilt into
th. tire j la. e. it eauie iu contact with
a coat ci lue alnl Hie on uiaen up
dike a tl.ldi. The fun exploded and
jthe riyilij, oil enveloped the old w.i
i ui r.i . .wdntun. e eauie in tune to
ii fe'.lilic house flout beili ' buriivil,
! hut the life ( f the woman could not
i be saved She was burned fioni head
to feet und died shortly afterwards iu
'the I'ltntct ii''ony.
j Raleigh News .....I Obsei v. r: W.
Li... 1'e.s.in. of Rockv Mount, styles
i : If .1 .. 1... ...i ..I
llll.l .t'il llll. IIJUI.IIII' i,-..rr.-i.. i..i ...
Iistern rtortlt (.'aiolina . lie nntiics
his '24 miles everv dav, fioni Rocky
j Mount to Nashville and return. June ;
i nth he made 5 miles in .7 minutes, ear-
j nine .'!," pounds of mail maUer Hit j
i clinlleiiocs auv mail carrier iu the;
! State to beat his record. There is a
tnau who ciuries the mail iu Watauga
n ttldwell countv. who ih hind to be
a hjjpitninf,'" walker iiUo. A Mr.
: 'Tnrreiitine, living near ChapeL Hill,
'loft twu ons ou Siilurday. They
came up to their home, laid down on
tlie l'hizz. were ipiiekly eio.l witb
eonvulsioiiH. und died in a f.w minutes,
The boyH had been eatiiigt herrieB and
1 othi'l fruits, niul it is supposed hud
m Home way b( ciue potHoni.,1. They!
brothers of Mr. Tunejitine, of j
i ehiss of 84. It is expected
that the north wing of the imniraHe!
" estern insane asylum ut Morgat.ton
--..ii" ....... .oi j,h
i:....t . ,,.,.:. i.. .. ti. . ... ..I.
.i.-il..- inn....- ... n H ill. Am NOIIl.lt I
wing ami cemre iiuii.iiiig are eomnlete '
)U)(, ,.,,.,;, (l Ti. jllKtjttion. when :
tini-lioil. wilt ni..i.n.i.f il:.t. lAd ,,..
licnts and w ill have cost, nearly .-)00,.
into. I'lte asylum now has 517 iu
mates under treatmeut.
Statesville Luiidmnik: Otie of the
most deadly ailments which has rav-
iieeu tills section in mnnv years, is
one now going around which at tucks j
the bowels and brains of ehihiren.
TI iov are taken wtth diarrho' i. i.nd as
soon as the bowels are checked tie.
disease attacks lite brain, causing '
dentil in a few hours. There have
been severid deaths from t his nffei ti' n :
in this town and vicinity, and wohir
ol it, in ditVerent parts of this and;
neighboring counties. A hh-irp :
thunder storm passed over (his place:
about 4 o'clock Tuesday i.f'eriio l . ,
There was one particularly sbor , .
sharp, thunder elap which sounded j
lrethe discharge of a revolver at.'
o;.'s ear and which eaii-'ed many)
people to jump and feel themselves I
to aseerlain if none of their pints,
were missing t was afterwards ns-
ccrtanicil that the bolt accompanying
this clap had killed the fine horse of j
Mr. D. A. Miller, us he stood in hit;
stable. j
- - "
( luverius hnslieen sentence. I to bo
hung on the 'Jilt It of November, but '
an appeal has been taken to a higher
court. i
Ob Ii lia
W. I, LONDON'S
NEW GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED!
AND WHAT A
Si'IjKxdid Stock
in: hash
More Goals! Prettier Goads !
And the CHEAPEST GOODS
You ever saw!
HAVE YOT SEEN THOSE
Pretty Dress Goods
AT LONDON'S?
OH! THEY AltE SO CHEAP!
LOOK AT IMS PRETTY 5 CENT
CALICOES - H asks only 7
cents lor the verv best !
Laroe stock of LAWNS. Ml'SLINS.
OINOHAMS. CHAMRIIEYS
LINEN LAWNS. INDIAN LINEN,
PERSIAN LAWNS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, as low asH cts
PEQlT.S and other
WHITE OOODS ami TUIMMINOS.
LOKDON
HAS THE REST COI.'SETS FOR
THE MONEY VOF EVER SAW!
HIS STOCK OF FANCY OOODS
AND NOTIONS IS EXTRA
LARUE am. FN l" Si ALLY CHEAP!
WOMEN'S STOCKINOS front .icta.
per pair up.
OLOYES of every dcHcription.
Verv hiij.o stock of Ladies' and
Children's HATS and RON NETS.
: trnnnieti mm unit iniincd.
i.'i'itiii. i(j i.i w I. i .si .....l
l r..A l Jii.li-. im.,i..n, in...
kinds MILLINERY (iOODS,
READYMADE CLOTHING to
unv and everybody.
PANTS Ml cents up
CO A TS for Til) cents up.
The best stock incu t neck wear tver
seen in this county.
Men's and boys' HATS, stuaw, rvH
and wool., at hoi torn pi ices.
:
Reasons Why YOU Should
, , .. v .... v ,
Buy "k Our Goods at LONDON M
1st. He will not. ho undersold by
v
j,i. You have the lar'eet, best!
atut,.,! unit cheapest stock III llie
: eouiily to select from
:,-,! Ris o ,ods li.iVe lMen bou,'ht
for ca.-b and he has saved every
I discount, vvhii It isaii hem these times.
Jd,. Je is nlwayn e;liid to allow
ej00dri whether you buy or not.
5ti,, lit- polite ami attentive
Icleiks.
j ."'' ""'y , Y" j
cm. always find what you need and
.Vlill..
i
CASH CFSl'OMERS Hie fvu extra
! iiiducemeiits !
Verv larire stock of
TKl'NKS and SATCHELS!
t'an.'iot lnention half what be has tfot.
no emi unci see ior youit.eo.eti.
Reinumber the place.
,'J'
Pittsboio. May 7, 18So.
W Y A T T & T AVL O K ,
15 East Martin Street, and 16 Mm Place, '
RALEIGU, 17. C,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLllSALE AND RKTAIL
G U O 0 B B 8
CONSIGNMENTS of COTTON and PRODUCE SOLICITED,
AOKXTS FOU
BRITISH 311XTURE,
THK "OLD ItHLlAHLI'j" VOll ITXIO TOBACCO.
"D9FF YOli FflEBET"
T3 GO TO
I F. BOYD & CO..
(Sorrii I'Ii.m Snu-K.r. o iosite Houston A Bro.'j,
They have enlarged their business by adding a
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
and. paying THK CASH lor their goods, they furnish
BOOTS AND SHOES
to a u, at prices t ut i.owr.i: lliiiu evi r otVeied in this inurket, and you caunoi
fail to liud in (heir
MammotSt Shoe Store
EXACTLY WHAT YOU NKIU) AT THK THICK YOU WANT ITJ
BALTIMOKE I'KICES (U'AKAXTKKI) Tt) MKUCHAXTH.
Call to see us.
Miv 14. 1HS.1 1C!h.
! .r I TO ALL FARMERS G-j
i;, S WHO TIIIVK of MlK'M. TO7SAC0O WK llKsl'KCTKItl.I.Y
! CK-g sv il'l: I'Mit.i; iks ro:: vikino TORVCCO FLUES UK fmBmM
' p5S C ri!:' VK'.V l-KST IN Tilt: STA'IK. WK llt'Ali VNTKK TO IM.KASK hi
'V'.O itr, iioTti in riie k .m woiiKMNMiii'. . 'I It l t.rr.-M kkkm (aBBHQ
SS UA F ltl' I oN'ii t.M't.ilMiNCK. I'I'T IU-I.OW SHOW S CONSTIltrc- Mj
. i-r TI.'N of siN.iiK lit'l l'llV Kl I'K. ImU'i.J t: l l'CNM'K, AND KX- Zj,
! J C 'A ri p.s i rsi i.r. rr is t;u. most i'..ri i ah way v aiuun.i- EQt
p i; " iNo tii'k tins ts tuns.
0 p( 1 'a' "r71 i
crtii - - - il !
Iplg . . .
mim - - .
nils iii!h'iw"iir
V. ' , ., f .
SIMil.t: llt.Tl liN.
For prices, and unv inloi ina' ion iu regard to tohacco
ru ts, wrile io.iri.IFS 1 EWIS'C0..2'JIFayete
ville Street. R.iii.ii'. N. C. Skm i's yorit Ai'i'iiKss,
and we will foi wind by letiu ii mail a circular with
diirctioiis for buildiuj,' Jhti ns. and hIho cuts of differ
ent wavs to iiiiaiiire tlui H in llarns.
STttOK Alill'S
w. c
S'i!:'NA'n CO. Piioriai Tons,
KAIiEXaif, IV. C.
i' il'-Ji j',S.i ""V
fit ! ' Mlmm 3fei nk '
REOFLAR SALE DAYS
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
After we opened I he old Pioneer Warehouse, on the 2Cth day of September,
IRS I. for the lirst wile of Leaf Tobacco in Raleigh, we found that Raleigh, an a
Tobacco Market, was an established fact, and at once U tfMi to look around
for more commodious .piarters. Having purchased the lot No. 65, Wilming
ton street, we at once contracted witb the Nortli Carolina Car Company for
the handsome new Warehouse which they have just linished, and which
opened for ihe lirst lime on Wednesday, the 15th day of April. We are now
pre Hired to handle Leaf Tobacco, as we hope, to the advantage of our Farmer
Fi lends and ourselves. We have a full corps of coiiietent Clerks and
Employees, ood sleeping rooms, excellent stables, urn! water on the premises.
We promise yon a ood time ami f,'ood p rices for your Tobacco.
There are many eood reasons why you should brin' your Leaf to Raleigh.
We hae an eijjer corps of buyers with ample eipital to bundle the satire
crop of the Si ute if necessary Our ffrucery. dry-woods and hardware store
offer complete s.'oeKi of floods at juices which defy competition. We have
three of the best banks in the Stale, if you wish to deposit your money you
aiiuot do mo with uioie safety any where than here. We have good roada
leading into our City, the best water in the world after on yet here. All of
this we can substanta ite if you will ive us a trial.
Liberal advances made on consioiuueiits. and Tobacco sold ntl'ietly under
insti tu tions of consignor. Empty hogsheads and boxen sent free of freight
to pni'ties wi.-hin,'-to ship us. We have been very successful in obtaining
good prices for Tobaccu und btlievt we have jjiveu satisfaction to our cus
tomer. April 23. 'Jin.
R. F. BOYD & CO.
WAREHOUSE,