North Carolina Newspapers

fJjta (Eiiatha.!. $tmi THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1886. H. A. LONDON, Editor. Gen. Cox is determined to ubo!ih all uiiioeiire nfficn ninl put, off h11 iiii- ii- iv i neeessarv expeuses, and tu bis eflorts . ., to accomplish this he will receive the neurtfelt thanks or tuo tax-payers. His last move in this direction was the introduction into the House of ... , , .. - representatives oi a lesoiuuon lor on investigation regarding the number, ; work and pay of its employees. This resolution was so timely and proper that ths House promptly passed it, renolutiou was so timely and proper 1 and the proper committee hus already Mgat ..j wLili1 are kept green , porary dead-lock between the Presi begun its work, and with good effect, wiih grass and give such variety to deut and the Senate in certain test as will be seen iu the letter of our the piles of brick, stone and marble, cases. It is not likely, however, to special correspondent at Washington. line our city streets, as can bring vii a very mous conliiet . , ! , .. !0nlv be appreciated bv persons living though there wi.l doubtless be hot ew persons have any idea of the U ,ioul tLfi , ,itft, llisi.UN((l))113 ovtsr thc abstract number of employees nominally m i The iIU0Oti, asphalt pavements pi incip.es involved, the service of the House, and of the ' add much to the beauty of the, The Pt evident will not be coerced immense sum of iuonev annually paid ! streets and prevents the noisy clat-: into abdication of a vital feature of tothem. Altogether "the employees tor of cobblestone and belyiat. b'.o.'ks the ecuinc. He may be relied , xr f l , 1 used e sewhere. Ihev are the joy upon to hold his ground, lheitc- of the House at present are .W, and i of cinid)cn. During the late ! publican Senators are by no means they are paid about 400,000 a year nows when sleigh-riding wae at its united. A number of them who a sdra more than half as large as i height, I greatly enjoyed seeing were not prepared to take such is expended by North Carolina to 1 the boys and girls taking" advantage 'extreme ground, absented themselves carry on its State government ! This ' of tu ,uu "Oo'h pave- from the caucus 1 here .. a w.de- " . , , i meuts. Lvery species of sled was spread opinion that the UepuDiu.iii certainly does seem to be gross ei- calle(1 into requisition and it would leaders who are pi o.nino.tt in keep, travngance, and needs the pruning .,nnze little Henry Mauger to see ing up the agitation, winch grows knifo of retrenchment rhi. rpform tor! Imvs not as laiL'e as he Lroitu out of this unit tor, are d.iini' so for The lost republican House increased the amount paid toils employees , , , , .. 1 510IUK.U. ana we nope tue present democratic House will be able to cut (his off and also decrease the amount i.rovinnutv nunl Of no,,i ,. " l""""""- ployees the Doorkeeper appoints 154. Ahose salaries aggregate .flU.I.H!)! ; the C'leik. forty-tive at 71.(HH : the Srrgeant ut Arms, eight at $15.38(1; the Postmaster, twenty at $12,020. and the Speaker, ten at !S:l.".500 Besides these th'-re are twenty one annua! committee cleikshipsat S;)5. 50i!. aii.l thirty five session clerkships i (U.tioO. The State has lost a most efficient and faithful oflicer iu the death of Maj. W. H. Jiagley. Clerk of the Su preine Court, who died at his resi deuce in the city of Raleigh, on last Sunday, in th fifty-third year of his agp. His etlieiency as an officer is best attested by hia repeated re-elec- tions. having served continuously for - seventeen years. It is somewhat re- uiarkable, and well iMustrates the conservatism of our supreme court, that, with the exception of a tempo- rary appointment in 18;8. there have . . cuuc been only two clerks of that court in a period of over half a century. Mr. E. JJ. Freeman was elected clerk in is;i.-, and served continuously until 1-. i..i. iceu i k i . h,s death ,n 1868. and Maj. Bagley was elected m January, 1S6'.. Not only as an officer, but in all the relations of life, Maj. Bagley did his full duty, and the high esteem in i. i, .". t ii if. whieli h was he Id while livins? was o strikingly exhibited by the unusual unuks of respect paid to his memory when dead. His funeral obsequies ncrr. trn,!.,l Im.--,, ,.t...u...i . course of Raleigh s best citizens as well as by tlie highest State officials. nd tks exipjisitely beautiful floral j I expected to see hiiu aud the t . ctlV rings placed upon his grave were I" 'tUruiiiialiou more n nrwed. ' touching tributes to one so much be- i ' decidedly more bald tlian I had loved for his amiable, generous and thought. His sister is not pretty sympathetic nature. The dew ased believe she runs ou her intclieetu h lives a widow a daughter of the latoex-tiov. Worth and six children, to uiouru their irreparable loss. Tue Fiu at Wilmington, on last Sundav. was probably tho most de- struetive that has ever occurred in , . this State, the value of the property destroyed heinir about half a mil lion dollars. And yet notwithstand- ing this heavy loss it has no waylif,h wild blowing at the time diminished the energy and enter- nd the the spread rapidly sweeping pris of the public spirited citizenn a war business houses ou Water street of "our city by the sea." Full of i "tlnen Wocks and mai.v valuable i.l.iek and ,., f h.v a, i '' residences on Front and Second ph.. k and ene.gy they at once raised , Auw , mMi funds sufficient to relieve the needy j stroveil wele the First .Methodist aud destitute, and began to rebuild church, the oflices of the Atlantic tiift waste placaa. As an indication I Coast Line, thj freight depots of the of their suirit we rnnv h i!wjn from the Wilmington Review. . The calamity which has afflicted n ' "?l ,b; an-v a deadly one. "The.es life in the old land yet" and there js more real vim, life, energy and enterprise to the square inch in Wilmington to-duy than there was a week ago. A largo por- ho of the bii-'usss portion of our j fair city is in ashes, it is true, but it ! will rise from those very ashes of fairer and luoie goodly proportions ' than ever. It will not bo a matter id years but of mouths, and not many months at that, in which to rebuild tho burnt district and be-i fore February shall be with ns to the lrdsonirsmess houses which wi'i cover what is now the unsightly marks of ter rible conflagration. Already has .1 a. i,7... ....j :t -n Uir 1 uririiu UIIU lli Will BO Oil: 14 I 4 4 r. , I,,,. 1..,.. i, , " 1 Urown dts-s not appear, but seems to frooi day to duy ami from week to i . 11 1 -.. .. . f i. . . i.i ii. i.. i . 4- t .e ; have coupled tier nume with lht of a wet k until the hist vestige of tae 1 , ., . , i . . i , . i 15 i i , youiii man about town. Urowu, nf- ashes has been co?erei up and hid ; b . L , , 1 Iter receiving a sharp cut ac.oss Ihe from new. , .,. .Ii.. - i 4.. xu lemu v, tun cinii:y may prove a blessing in disgnino. It will re- . i:i .I l .A .. .1 i ........ .11 .-.I : .. . , , o""J noes wiin uioi i imiiiisoiiM auu sub stantial erections; it will give eni ployaiant to niutiy who have hereto fore sought work in vain and it will j.rove to the woild at large that w; are of it and with if and do not in-1 Und to be left behind in the great for coiaHiei iil NU)rmncy. I Washington Notes. Fruit) uur Special Correal indent.) Wahhinuton, P. C , Feb. 20, "8of. I Washington, iu thc summer, must bs a beautiful city. Its nainc-eiLe and founder not only un.I-it. -i -i coinuiauilinif men tnul governing a g i ... new country but thoroughly appie- eitttetj tl)P mysteries of planning a vnj. If be hud stopped alter layin out ths regular Greets t unning north ami south and east and west, the city would have had a sameness that wou) d h l,t,.ai.teJ lmu.h fn)I11 it8 would liuvn tieuacieu nine; prcs(.tlt beauty. But the 1 hum centering at the Capi broad ave- itol, White House und other prominent p. aces 1- ... II- ... 4 I.. alUl lUnuing lllttgOIllUiy urnmn me ,i, m.Luu ii.ii..lwrliwu litHe tl i- down a hill at a break neck, speed., on a .led. winding in and out among the vehicles and missing them all. ex- . L ht. wyuia ,,,,, llUt(.r a cmi iaie and throw his rope over an axle and in that way steal a ride. 1 have seen as many as tive sleds tan- , , i .. i I... .I..... l.i.liin.l H licrdis. 'J'he othei day I went on the dome (if the capitol to get a bird's eye view of tho citv. From theie .u every direction I could see boys ou by- cicies. vtlocrpedes, tneie'e-. etc . and even a f. v . ;i : uller b! iial.uig the be.-t of iii"ir way up down street. If Capt. Cs fi nun -.o wants a byeicle, cou. 1 be here with them I am sure he would nevor make an other shoe. If the aborigines were astonished at :he at range animal of a man oa horse back, wliat would t' e say. of "the noiseless wheel ?" l'hure is ipnte a stir now among the employees of the House. Our represent aiive. Hen. Cox, ou last Saturday a week ago introduced a resolution in the House, which wa adopted, calling for an investigation 1 the number of pe, son, employ ed bv the House, the amount ot wol factually performed by each, how many could be dispensed with 'to. The investigation began yes-, t("rda.v- ll ' k1 ,lmt "1,'M me at bmit " " . jjt.e bim.e tie (..hllstmas lioildavs. Already twe newspaper correspou- ; , dents, who were on the labours ' I Py have resigned. They go ;""tof offi,,t' cmiS 1 1 guss be can itand U as the etuce o,der dt)Ut a) the ,s , luought that similar investigations j will be made iu the departments : I M there will be a ratling i' thc , i lrv bonM Tl!is ' J le 1 i form in the right direction. I went i . i . . i . i to church Sunday at the tour and a ia:f street Presley teria:, church and ! had the pleasure of getting a seat i toieiably near the President ami his . ! sister. This is t he til st time I have ; I seeu him. I knew him at once. The, i pictures we see of him are good , : Ukenessea I think he is fatter th-ri Fire at Wilmington WlI.MIMiTiiN, N". C , Feb. 21. A dis- ftstrous tiro occurred in the business 1. "7. "mr 1 ' tlie lows irtini which win proiiiio-v I exceed half million dollars. The tire originated on the river strainer Hin di n. which was loaded with cotton. i 1'hi" 8el,,ir,e " llie1wW "",tI H,','s W. C A A. and . X W railroads. jthe !P" compress two huge Igram nulls and saw mills, and the j offices and warehouses of A prunt : & SoUi Woraj v;rth, Kerehner & , (V,MrHro...S. P. Shottei and others, Tl)6 Ht(.llIlier ;iver Queen ami the Ml.hooner Holmes were burned. She Thrashed Her Slanderer. Anita, Iowa. Feb. 20. Miss Grace Hendricks, a relative of the late Vice President, publicly cowluded H L. Drown, a leading member of the Con gregational Church, on the strcit here yesterday. The cause of the young woman's indignation seems lo l;ac been an alleged slui.di r against In r character, said to have lieen pioiiiul- ed I B". Most of the loai people sviniiatliui' Willi .Mis Jlefi ; dricks, who has borne a sv rep ' illation. The. exact naloe ' the .... A I I i eaiuniuv iiL'ain.'M. ner iiimi-midi ii ret,eaf in'.. . jUUO WI1U I HO . H..IIIIH-. Iiei.l 1 IIHSIV The girl followed, strikin; Mini irin him reiieutedU over the heutl and Iglionlders. Ihe affuir created a grat ensutiou. -m. . Tht) residence of Judge Thomas RuiT.ii t Hillsboro wns dest roved by lir last Saturday, alx.ut $ ',00(l; no insti The loss is iiiHin anee .In l.ro Boffin was absent. ntUmdinir court t GrMiisboru. Our Washington Lt'tter. From 4iur liouular lrnMui.iidaui.J Washington, Feb. P.)th, 1S8G. ' At last the issue between the Pres ident and the Republican Senators has been directly raised, and the Semite's ultimatum is the talk of the dav. What does it amount to, and whither will it lead t Iu reality it amounts to nounng more mat. X ' poi tion ot tlie Meuatc. Some Republican Senators, in can- cus. dedaie that they will confirm no nontiuatious made to fill vaenuoins created by lemovals tin. ess : lie rea- ... .1 f.... ...... f. ..,. ;!.,. 1 Tltli NOUN mmkah 101 mc luninuyu. i,.itimi will nrolialnv lr-a.l to a telU- political effect iu their own rival in terests. Still, il e ultra -Republican mem bers can ied the dav. for their reso lotions were lit. aliv adopted as ex i. leasing the sense of the caucus, and however much individua Senators luav feci that their parlv has com- milled a grave erioi. liny are now bound to act in coufoiuuiy with the caucus decision. The nneii ai e hei 'c again in auuu-.l convention wimting to vote. '1 hey have much speech making, much personal glorification, and much crit- ieis:u . haid ami cruel mankind. About iliO lat: meant, aud li'.l l. ad that they say is been said luanv times before. It is interest ing to look over an audience at a woman's rights conven tion. For. though this is the eigh teenth winter that the association has hiade a rendezvous of Washing ton, many people will tell you. hail apuiogeticnily, win n mm meet ihem at the deliU rations i.f tnis body, thai they thought they would like to coin- once, jiikt s a matter of cini osity. liieie is a'ways a pied mu Hlice of I he feminine e.cinent at tiiesC meetings, but there is also a fair spitiik.ing of masculine visages ex pi t Ssive of cotisiiiniug dosn e to know wnat goes ou at such places iiie feminine faces express various feel ings. Some show sympathy or eai uebtness, others look bored, others cynical, and many express the sweet shiim-ss of womankind as they sil ie ceivmg infoi ination as to the rights and duties of their sex. S.is.nn B. Anthony presides with a dignity and confidence engendered by her long familiarity witn the platform. 1 here is nothing new m what she says nor in her manner of saying it. but she always commands an attentive healing Sue triumph in what she calls the successes of the woman's lights movement. nd expresses tin nest faith in Us futuie At last evening's session Mis An thony became enthused vs.tl. th. : speeches and asked the audience t vote . " 1 hone w Ii woman sufl'iago i and thei e was a Ion . who are ounosed are favor of 'aye, she called. I hoi US. "I'liose sav 'nav'." She turned auay As if the ipiestion hud be. n settled by a unanimous afih ma tive vote, when a few men. far back ill the audience, ditim'ly piped t'uith "no." ami ttud instantly, .diss An thony looted surpiisud. as did evrry one, and some hissed while others smiled. As to the week's doings in Con gress, Fit. John Porter's plea has monopolized the House ami the great Educational lull has had the right of wav in the Senate Mr. Morrison's Ta. iff bill was introduced in the Hucse. also a nu.niier of anti Chinese : "'WiMirc. Among new measures ' ptesented m the Senate was a bill . K'nUng pension of if.i.lMH) a year to the uidow ol (iene.al Hancock, : "'"1 another appiopnatmg 25O.O0O. . l"r niouuiuent to (Jenerul Oram, 51 8tri s t'ken to have ; "UKU "" i . me i an Electric affairs, ut which the Attor ney General expressed his gratifiet. t ion. Mr. Garland does not intend to resign, but after thc House has fin ished its incstigatiou of the tele phone business he sny iie will take sieps to meet all ciiticisms upon his connection with the Pan F.ectiic company, in a way that cannot fail to secure the approbation of those who really desire to be satisfied. Fx Senator Thurman, who will bp tue senior counsel m the coming Telephone tna! ha had almost a many calleis since his icturn to Washington as if he had coum to la iiiiiugiiraled I'rrsident. Kiiiering the Senate Chamber a few days ago he expressed surpriso at the ehangt in its personnel. "I this the place where I spent twelve years of my life.'" 'Xeiaiiiieil he. Suiveyingthe Cliumbe - he missed Uliiine, Conknng. Haiiiliu. Wallace. Anthony, Ihirnsids, Haudolpli, Matt Carpenter, lien liiii, Shuron, aud thirty six others who sa with him in the Siiato only a few yeai s ago. There are two forms of chrotdc rheuuiatinui: one iu ulueli the joints are swollen ainiixi wiiliout fever. and the iippetile and digesti ui good, in the other the joints nro luiiliir nd nor swollen, but only stiff and iiuuiiui. ID eiiuel loim nmvtit inn Oil may l e relied on lo effect a ct.ie ' R kills in.iu Price 1 cents a bottle. The Auditor's Ktort. From Uie UalelgU Newa aud Olwwvar. State ok Nouth Cahoi.ixa, Aum ron's Diir.viritiniT, Rai.eiou, December 1, 18S5. His FiXcolloucy Alfred M. Sc!es, C.overnor of North Carolina: lEiit Sik: Iu compliance with the provisions of section 8.350 of The ('.vie. I have the houor to sub mit herewith for your information and transmittal to the next general ttsseiuly the annual report of this department, showing a statement of the funds of the State and its reve nues, and pub.ic expenditures for the ti.-cal year ending November 30, 18S5. arranged and classified under the head of statemants indicated by let tot s. Your attention is directed to sta'eini'iits E (receipts) und F (disbursements), with explanatory foot notes to each. The annual appropriation ($30. 000) made by the general ussemb'y for the relief of Confederate soldiers c . under au act ra llied the llih of Mm eh 1885. the most of which has been apportioned, pro rata, to over 2.000 applicants, should have come within (he year's disbur.-e nients. but us wii'iauts to cover some were dated Noveaibnr 30. the c'io--e of the fiscal year, and too late to be presented for payment, they are now outstanding against ihe treasurer, but will be accounted for in thc disbursement account the coiu'.ig year. Of this appropriation th 'i v is now rem uniug au unexpeu dc i balance, a fraction over two huu d cil .1 illurs. wl '. li was reserved by ihe board lo iie'"t extreme cases, both f i-oldielS ii:'.l Allows, whose claims coul I not b passed upon be foie the close of the year on account of tl. .ibseuce of cei : :'u proof re Cj.li e l : 0 well' over 4.2(h: oell lion lip p' i and the claims of more than - .MM :' il. -so were il:s;.'!owed. . i y did not conic within the ciea .i ,g of in.- statute, thc boa; 1 iio.ioi: thar to entitle applicants Li.... pro', i-ions of the aetthesol diei in. ist le- disnbled by reason of wounds leceive l. and the widow by reason of the death of her husbi .id 1 1 out wounds. Many of these clit . ! ams. i.oih sold'ors and the wido.-.s of so .li.'is are meritorious and de seive a: I from ihe State, ami to this i nd tin ir I'laiim have bceu tiled for ine .e'li.m of the legislature. Y attention is directed to the s'ltoie which provides that all mo:,. piiei out by thc treasurer sU.i.. ie paid upon the warrant of He .... 'dor; and article 14. section 3. of constitution of the rvatc that "no money shad lie II Ml it- iv. ii from the treasuiv but iu con nf appropriations, made by I '; eve tho constitution should .-'l.'tlv lon.sliued, and it has ; , .... - :f;e!,tt.,i that it intended that i u an. tuts should be drawn ou t'.e tieas.u y only lo pay claims for which : -peciiic apprppi latious have been nik h , but it has been and is still the custom to issue warrants foi . claims arising under the laws di recting cei tain work to bo done for the S ate and pioviding methods for ascei tailimeut of iis value b -, fore the isniio of a wanant. 1 beg therefore, you will call attention of tin- legislature to tne matier. to the cud that the law may bi leiucdied. ii my eou-jtruciion be correct. Wm. P. H iiiEsrs, State Auditor. Statement "E." exhibiting tha sev eial s.niices fioin winch the ie. eipts of the public loud weicdciied: .V.uis. nu t of, !f 2.000 till . A I lit iiinal jniblii' taxes for 1:'3 and lh)S4. 12 00 Appropiiatlon lor disabled s.y.diei's on account of d ceased claimants U'c- 1 lUlldedl. 211 53 Appropriation Yoiklown celehliltioll letunded). 11 Oil Banks, license lax. 425 01) i.niik stock, tax on, 5.433 0 . Dattle's Hevisal. sale of. '. 00 Cod.-, saie of, 51 25 Contingencies, 200 20 , Coipi.iations, tax on, 1.050 00 , Dividends, N. C. railroad. 125.iePi 00. ! Dentists, ltiueiant, . 00 00 : Dt uiiiiners, license tax, tS(l,.S00 Uli '; llxecutive departniout, 11 07 i Kxpre.-s companies, tax ou, 514 K5 lees l'roui private seclu- j tai y. 337 05 i Fees from secretary of ! j Stale, 2.70 02 i Fertiiiers, 41.500 00 General assembly, amount j refunded. " 10 00 , 'Governors mansion, sale j of lot, 50 00 : Indigent pupils, 35 00 L.sur uict couipauics, tux I on, 10.3S2 73 I.iiw.v solo of, 53 50 .Ucdical practitioni rs, itiu- ei.int. 00 00 .'pticians, itiueruct, 3IMM) Puoi.iiapht-rs, itD.'-runt, 270 oo Piiliit.' taxes, 85..S58 OS (i.nai)iiiie legulatioi ). loo (10 Kailroad companies, i. v ; mi iccipts of, 7.02(5 5(5 Se.'.r lax on, i i i : v . ., inachiues, liccuso ?a. 2, J 00 00 sleep, i.g cars, tax on. 5h;i 00 S; it- ' uaid (amount re- ..ilele.l) 50 00 Siatn niry. 4 IS 05 Supie.i.e court reports, sah of, 1.420 93 Tele ;!pb coinpaiiics, tax on. 333 2ti Tiieat.es. tax on, 775 00 W'tig' i and measures, 31 00 :I78.!.iT 112 Statement "Y," showing tlie differ eni ii.ij 'ises for which ths disburse u. i ut.- of the public fund were made: A dj iu, n,( tiuiieial'sdepai t- ; I.. $ 7i")S 2!l Aiieiiiliral societies, ,7V no Agi i. iiimial deiiartiuelit, 41,500 00 A'o;-iiiii .alion fH' Caswell iiioiiiiiueiit, 575 00 Appropriation for disabled soldicis. Appropriation for Univer sity of N n th Carolina, Auditor's department, Capitol sijuare. Commutation for loss of limbs. Contingencies, Conveying coiivicts t) tho pi'iiiteutiai Y aud captur ing escaped coin lets, IVj a'tuieiit of public in struction. Distributing laws. Km c 'it ivo department, Fugiiives from justice, (b'lieral assembly. Insane asylum at Raleigh. Insane asvluui it Morgau- 3.750 00 23.7"0 00 i.2o' 430 5.40S 33 t!2l 4S 5M,2fS(! 71 54.")00 00 ton. c uist Miction account. .15.000 00, Insane asvluui at Morgan- j ton. support account. 43,225 00 ; Insane asvlum at Golds- : lioio. Institution for tl.e deaf, dumb and b'ind. J i.OOO 00 lut -rest on 4 per State debt, I 'it i rest on 0 per State debt, .To li. iiiry. Normal schools. Oxford orphan a-iylutn. (j-ianitiliiie rogulations, , I'emtentiarv, 78.210 00; 40.4 H 20 w i i ); l oo HI.'MU 00 ' 1.3S0 2o. 13i),322 59: I'euitentiarv Sun lav school ro oo Presidential electors, Public printing. Public t ix lel'.iu.le I. U:iilro;.d from Statesvillo to T ivioi sville. Settling State taxes. Slate canvassing board. State depart meiit. State bend of health. State bond internal iiu- p.'oveuieiits, St ile (iiiiird. State ibraiy. Siipelil (eudelil of capitol. Tux on i 'rpoia:ioiis, t rv. funded Tieasuiy depart un-i t. Weights and inc.is.i: es. 413 00 lU.S'.lt 10 4S7 51 50 00 711 41 21 01 3.21.1 Oti 1.700 O i 52 10 0.5 'N 15 hill 75 750 01 300 00 0.17S 12 1(H) II I 705 4-M) : i! Imprisoned I'm- )bt. 1 Kr.'Pi On' New V.. rk Wi.rU. I here is in this city a prison into . which a in.iu may be cast for no clinic. lJehiud its bars a fellmv citi.cn may be kept for a" the days of his hie if he has colitiui'tcd a debt which he is unab'e to pay. but : which a revengeful eredi'or can jier suade the com ts timt he is uieiel v unwiiling to pay. This is the In,. I ; tact whicfi remuiiis when the euphu isms arc stripped from the laws au thorizing Imprisonment for Debt, j I'weii y six years ago it so ap ' pears by the records a member ol . t he police force that then guarded tiiu city of New York bounwed a s'.iin !. !.-. I h:ii a handled dollai -from a fn in of nioney lenders. He I 'agieed to pay : iie usui tons interest; ofoverl2 jar i'ciiI. a m-iuth of: over 145 per cent, a year. . After a! 1 whi.e he tailed to pay and the ill in i got judgment against hint He a j ; lak 'li to the debtor's prison. Iiih ; ; fi lends intervened and gave bonds ; for his appearance when wantt J. ; j Thus he was "ou t In- limits" if he ' ; left the city for so much as mere y, to put his fool beyond the c iiiu.y. lioi.ler his bonds would b fo-feiied. Fight times since then he ha paid j ' a fee. as a new She; iff ha-, come in. I and his b aids have been renewed. . lit would appeal 1 1, at he has been n' ' uard woi king man iu the inteiv al. but old age and helplessness have! c une upon him. ' he other day his ; boil Isiiiell snt rendered him to the' !shn.lf. a:ul l his Monday morning he :i.ecil.es a cell in Llldlo'V Stree! Jai. for no o rn r otVeiise than poverty 1 Jhit this is no' all. There is ab solutely i;o prosecutor to app'-ar against him except these infamous! laws. The men to whom ho owes the money he has not heal d of for years Ihe linn's name dors not ppuar iu the City Directiey; ils . t wo members are not known to the authorities; they are pmhahly i.. moved fiimi the city or dead. Yet the l;is authorizing Imp: isoiinicn! , for 1'iebt compel the ShelitVto lock . this man up and to keep him behind bars until he is taken out a corpse, unless some phi authropist iuterleies to pay the judgment or to secure counsel that may light his cause. Pal cuts Granted. i ; Patents granted to citizens of Ihe Southern Slates during the pint week, and reported expressly for the Rhvouii by C A. Know A' Co.. Pa'cut ! lawyers, Washington. D. C : J. I. ! Boswcll. Chase City. Va., Seed plan ter: G. Puock. Sparta, Ky . Wheel i for vehicles; ll. C. Lit He, Gaiues ' ville, (5a, Car brake; 15 C. Coleman, Ooidotitoii. N C.. Tether: (i. W. Craig, (trimm's Landing, W. Va , Weighing scales: F. M Hanks. Mid way. La . liaud saw miu : J. ( Holtz man. Peaver Creek, Md , Feed cutter; M. A. Laska. New Orleans. Water worlr.s : J. W. Leggitt. Shaloll, Miss , Meat hook; T. 11. Dukchart, Haiti ' moie. 'Id. Faucet: II. 11. Kitch and P. Mel; -a. Laiirinbiirg, N. C, Cotton 'sweep; I'',. M llittase, Baltimore, lid.. Ov. ,;peol ; W. Hull'in, Como, Miss.. Wluel cultivator; T. W. Ter ry. IJaitim ro. 1M, Lgtter envelope sheet ; C. A. Tides, Concord, N. C, (. am for stamp mills : W. JJ. Thin man, Waldron, Aik., PeriuutattoL lock: W. Welch, Moss Point. Miss, Center board for vessels ; ('. G Wil son. Milledgevilk, Gu., Spark tu'i est er IVmiHvlvaiiia is said to have 32V : o.ooo oo i I cent. I 000 children who do not attend their schools public or private. An old nnd intiinato friend of mine is I'arkei s Hair Ual.-iin.. 1 have used it live years, and could n t do with- i out it. It has slopped my Imir fion, i falling, restored its natural black col- or and wholly cleansed it fn m dan- drutr. Miss Peail Auevou, St. Louis, Mo. Y. 8. MOOR ensmvsEORo, Mr. a, !0 Teais a Dealer In best makes of 170 ,u ORGANS AND PSANGS. 23.741 53 ' Why do the people of Chatham pay i such high prices for Organs when 'thev can buy the old reliable (estab 0.C.02 00 lish'ed IS "ill") rMioxisoi-.ii for 50. s72 to 137. ueliveied. for the finest 2.S."ili Hi i ey mike. (00.01)0 iu use), folding ."i5 ")"i pedals mid 2 boxed music closets. kei ps out mice and dust. From S10 to i.")0 can besaedbv buving. through nie, direct from the F.mtouv and. which are nia.le for me with my own : ! name. Siionjmii.ii Maiid uriL'ht I'inios, with Hells. S2 I0. .2(i0. S275. Send for illustrated eirculrtls. ami tes- timoi.ials of many who are u-ing them todav in N. C. Millinerv, Drv (ioods, 5 and 10 e. ut counter goods iu great I vai ielv. Juuuai y a i;titrlinu llil' l'riil4allen til :t l.i.tieiiilie Atliuiiiisti-itlioii, Publwhod In the City of No c.rk. WILLI AN DO HSi I EIMEIi, l.clltor and Proprietor. Daily, Sunday, and Woekly Editions. THE WEEKLY STAR, A Sixteen-page Now6paper, Issued every Wednesday. A tU'iin. .i.ie. I.rlhl anil liileri'stlng FAMILY PAPER. It ( "tiUil:.- Iiie lutes! I1.-V1&, lluMQ lu UiC UvUl of t. 1 ' V - : A-.-kLiiiural, Katkot, Fashion. Household, Political, financial and Coinincrcial, Political, Humorcm and Editorial fi. :: ill.', ii' . 3 t iiimIi'I' Mie ilin lien ( tl'uliirll lum n:.'.l .t .1 it: hiBln-M ;il. ''il.'. I'll -'Mii-il ', ..!.,. V.l ill i . .1 l.-tl Willi (M'l.l tllil.SK f, "l,, . l:,.1.'i.k.t'..i;.l o.;uin.il M..rie- I.. di-lli-:.iii',.i it AmerUHU ulul f-... nia. l. ef ii. I:. hi. THE DAILY STAR, IIAII.V MAH mil 1.1 IIS Ill- new ef l!ir dny 1 'f;:.l ii,rre-"'lltH'lliC ti. I';i;-i.-. IWrlili. Vuu.1.1 unci 1.1. toti'ii . i, (l. 'll l.ee. .'.1 ..-li.i. 'l.'li. Aii'niii. ninl "il.cr iii hh ri'iit'-rn. !'.,' i!:. -' -"t. 1' i. i:iii l.'ln.lu'il t'V lis- l i.:: .-!.!. Ii.n.i-li It..- li.t. -t n. .. l t. i. ,:i:iA. I'.li'lMI f,. '.I'll. -mi Ul,-l:l.i .i i i... I i. ; .mil M.itk. i I;. u k- nr.' uu-.uIly tvM '.ml ' !. i'li : Sji iihI 1,1 in- hii.I ritll'itiiiililitii)' iutlurv lll.lllH lo .l.irellt'. Illl.l ei.U I il.-.nt'1'S. Set. a lor fit. ulai't. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY STAR Tn Pi b I.1II I;-. ii.i(ir i "M ahii in Itif I ii'tid suit :.i .1 i hi. .iiia, uul-luc On i.iu.l .if New iiirk l itj : I'.rv.nr SI' I .!. .f Ten H i" ( I:. el I lll.i'll etr.t elu- I XI:. I to iirLJilil.'.i'rl l.'i Oi) Teataa ok thc oaiuv tar i sc- .i.il.l'li : Kvit'. i!.n (it eii'- .m-it (i'e lii.lmi; Similar) $7 00 i.-n m .ii....l - i;i'';nv em jr.nr C ) Kveri ; . 'l ii.i.i-ii.F ' It" II,.. .' i::i ' ;:..iu:.e..:4t..,.nlli l .:'...,.,... TlllZ HTAll, 5(1 mill JS iirlli lMilluin M., t ork. J. B. MAKEPEACE & CO., SAXl'OKI). MOOliK CO., X. C, M NI I M ' I li.KI.S ol' Sitsh, Doors. Bliuds. Brackets PJouldii S3, Window and Door Frames, Hand-Railings, Balusters, Newel Posts, Porch Columns, Church Pews, and all Kinds ol dressed lumber. In i.v uf the fuel that te an situated iu the mi.Kt of tlie ci l.i-sl luiiil.' r n gn lis of our S .te. ulul Laying all necessary facilities fel iiialilllaet Ml iug Ue feel eo:;iieiit tli.it we eau oll'iT as gond oik on as easnliable terms :is al.v other li.a'nl f l. tiller ill the Slate. All oldels by mail reeine ; ..mi.t atteiiti.ui I'liee I... .Mny ll, ins'.. t sent on :iplle.ition. Dr. A. HOLTOITS OIHTBEHT, Well known in wonderful hi ililij I his eoiiuty for Us j ii.ein l tie for b.iii. lelons, b ill.-, ii iriis, .liiihlhelia, i l li'l'llli'.l !' F II IIOLTOX. Wii.minoton. X. C. 1'or sale by If T. CllM'IS. I'lttsliuiu'. IwlIN liMiHP.'.n:. f .oekville, and Iior.mr ltoii.i .Mei tv O.iks. tAgeiils wiinted "lift Pliee 'J.'! i-Kiits a lii r. iv in Pri M.uikr,, Iniriw uri'l iii.iny "llierH 111 l'l.4 h'tlll Hll.i letVii uei . A.I il .1.1. 1-hj. weis w w mm DON'T FAIL TO SEE DAVJI) KOSENTIIAL AT .1. M. llosr.MlAt'M S ol.n STAND. Corner I'avi llevilleaud Haigctt Sts.. WIIKIir, YOIT WIMi I-" I N I it ik i4.u.i:sr STOCK OF HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, M AT LOWKU PRICES THAN A X V OTHER HOUSE IN THE STATE. MY Wholesale Department IS NOW COMPLETE AND MERCHANTS WILE KIND IT ,y( ) j (r ANTACE TO i.itvivw 11 I ME I.EIORE IU I.Ntr. ',.,.v respectl'ullv, ..'.,,... , , DAN ID ROSEN HI Ah, or. EaM lteville and I Iargctt Sts., ' HALEIOII, N C. Oi li.hrr , lUSi. 3m. 1885. FALL. 1885. MAY GOODS!' AT PEICES TO SUIT TEE TIMES. We tuke plrauurc in jumouneing to our friends and customary, that our FATL AND WINTfcU GOODfcJ w ill be ottered at Prices iu svrouutkt with the Low Prices of Farm 1'ioducts. We have a more comiilute line of I'HV (ODDS. NOTION'S, I (JAHPETS, ! OlLi CLOTH liWUlH AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS yi'KKXSWAHK. GLASSWARE. GUOCEUIES, kC-, than ever before olTered. Ladies' Cloaks and Dry Ooodtf a Specialty. We solicit an exaiuination of oor Goods before buying. Thank for past favors. frtf-The Highest Cash Prices paid for C i ton and other Produc. Yours llespeclfullv, K. It. Mr LEAN & CO. Sii.kh. N. C, Nov. ,r. 1885. f f kemfireTi h Pnidont and mm m Mnwiiwi I C. HOME INSURANCE CO This t'oinpaiiv li:is been in siiccm' ful ojK-iatinii lor seventeen ycamj It is SAFE, SOLVENT and PROMPT in tlie payment uf its losses. All Kind? of Ihiihlings insures! at reii.-Hiiiilih' rates. lie warned by the losses of your neighbors and insure in time. II. A. LONDON, Agent, Tfi nrni nniii.r I THE . aik.i . r OCCU liUUOC hoi i i. :i bUl T. W. WOOD & sons, ibjlc.v mi I IWil s.iHi.n.nn. Ilirlim jud. Va. Ralegh & Augusta A-L. B. R. COUIIICTF.I) TIME TABLK. Ni. LiMl" I Xu. 1- : ;o ii m inn. !.- s !. in I n..r, .. M e Ill I h... h e in I niii. il ll ! in Mne V .'li ! hi 1 riinn -. '.' . in snnf... M.'i in i i -:;.... r 11 H7 - in M .lii'i. . II M , in I Mi-rry I'-.k I J il" . m 1 New lllll l'J .'il . in I l.raTir a M n M sii ni MS Bl IIUDI 4 SA II in I l 4 a ni ! m t U)n m 1 10 H 111 7 27 in 7 AO A ill ik'li. ft. A i iv Ni w inn M.-r. ) OiiLs . le'il-ti o-j I s..n:..i'. . ,illii'l'"U Miinlr lii.i.-'i. Hi (T'uun An I vi- IfHIhM. I Tut in 1 n ivt- ItHti'lfih, HtffiA in vi .14 i iii 1 1 hi y 41 n l -iiii iiDiut'it I (cniici U m Uf.rhli wltb 1 C, tutiiw iy for i'li ,tl -.it Hi.- nil p.utf. wmh. Trnla I.H-.IK1, Kiiilr. I (-r all tniN urt h, Th I. nl F clIil ilMllt, wlili iiitnHVligor Ct'li lit .t tii .J, I -a l.alt tKlt Hi & M A. IU Mid arrlvf ut V p. m. JollN i'. iWMtt.n, SuiorlotnUnit. C. F. & Y. V. RAILWAY. CoHtaseil Time Table No. 13, To take ( tVect Monday. .Nov. 23, 1885, IHII V rXl'EPT Sl'XDAT. riiiin n.'iiiii s. riii N... I. Mml ; I'nHeinjer I ruin (l.l Suutb Mall k 1'MMnmr 1,1'nr, n.viiit. in. Hi'iiiH'iti'villr. Arrlp, 7. an i. n. '. ni h. in.'Sfi-in tii-i. imve. i i Anivf . i: mi in. KnyniKvllI. : " 4 00 i i.'5 i. in SMiilnril, j " 14ft " 111:1 oi-lllll, lJ0m. " 3 j slier. " 1140n.rtf, 117 Mlierly. " 11 n I 6 il iir.'1'imh..ro, 1 ' S.5U ! Tralim Sniiili IkiuihI will m..i alSaiilord lr Jill' tier. TrHliM N.irlli Iniuml will Hinp at FayettTlll lor llilllHM. Irel-'lii mi l l'a iir Train leavtv lioanaita-villi- I nen..4v . I liiirmiaya aud suturiiajra at l. I', in . ai rlvlui; ai su.w 11' el at 4 3ii p. ni. and tmf iMi'vilie a H i in. I.iivi h iHyi'imvlllKiiiiTiH'silayH, Tliuradaxia4 ' Hiiinr.lii) hi 6 .) a m , sin Ural ai 10 a. m .aail I anlven it lh'iiiiittivllli al : J in. I Trliilu hii.I l awwuu' r Train Nnrili Iratm Fay rei'vlllr ilnlly at H a in, iruiiim-lliiK at Sanrord I well l-ri'litlit ami l'at,-enicur Tlalna to ftHltflgbl, Inivr.-Sunt. nl nl 11 :m h. in., ami arrive aa ''V.rii.r'u 'rfiXfri'i'li tally ut 5a. m., Ira Sau- ' fnnl m 11 i.i a. in., anil arrlvmal lnjntwtlllo at 1 in p. in JNO. M. HOSE, Oi.n'l l'am). Afuut. w. n. n. in si., uou i oui. efV PARKER'S IBI, HAIR BALSAM rM-jUP H m the popular favorite lor dret VTr -. J ins the hjir. Kekturing thc color Uxl". "T Ucni;r..y,ar,priveiinnglln gTyiffl. fcy druff. It dcinsM Ihc K-alii, ?A .t..p the hjir tilling, and u ure loplcat ?' a-"l OruRgim. Th Beit Congh Cora yn aaa mM anil the t-l kii"v!i preventive "I Consumption. FAMKaR'a'I'oMC keel in a home is a sentinel to kep skkuc-s i nt. I ed dLtiectly it keeps llic iikiod 1'iire ami llic iie.i.a..li, l.iver and Kidneys in working onler. Cuu'ii . and Lulds vaniaa be fore it. It ii'.iUi, up the liculiii. II you smier from lieLiiny, Skin Eruptions, Couch, A-thma. Ilyfpvp.i.t. kidney. Urinary or IcinaleC ,n.iljint, or any disorder of the l.u. St. iu.it;.. Ilowel, lllood or Nerves, Sou't wail till j ii art i k in Led. km u PK' Tohic t.l..y ; il will civc yu-j new life and eigor. IllaCOX CO.. N. Y. S,.'..l I y Pru.ils. Lar,;e savinK buyiag l sate.