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te fidpst and most' ex.
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Sojitjhern politicianah: asx - j
ipion tdaf the wtegrity7 .9
iiiu party in me cxuim w
more ipi danger of being broken py
the dissatisfaction arising out of ; f 3
distribution of ' Federal pa'trona ,
than it; ever was from tha'.powercf
the Republican party, when ' it oq:
trolled j the patronage, he . ttern
cratic party in the Southil they say,
was kept solid on- the principle' t
self ; protection becaune such Jgolidity
to prevent local and State I goverrf
ments from passing into the hands ok
the mei i who represented the Bepub
ticdpi rtyin the South, iwith fe
gxcepti ns, V of : inferior - Character1,
uiteliig mce, and respectibiiity, was
necessary. But the SoutE; beio
relieved now from such apprehension!
they think there will not bd the saaA
mcamive to sonaity, ana more ot, at
disposition to break away from partyl
linear and act independeatly, J
may noi come lmmeaiateiy iter .1 mt
once . put oy aegrees.- 7a;
they say "in severaof tbo gow
States intense bitterness and animosi
ty have peyeioped pyer Je tmiof
intb the pircia'of opting' to
of proinihence Who'nave' ;;1here4'
tofore oaen firm and fast friends. It
has not only been by the closest unity
that the representatives of good and
succeeaeu in aimnwuumg memseives,
and if they now subject, that unity to
the 8tcaip which a rough-and tumble
scraibja for -Offic will .P'reclpitafe
tney Tf ifut rt!?Xt&&& and prevent ihnecestyf
iaere is ao uivision.oi senuinen ,in
the conviction that the: disreputable
class of Feberal oflSceholders " in :the
South should be evicted, w soon, as
better men can be uh3ititutedbufr un -less
the greatest care is taken, the con
sequences of their remaioingtn office,
might quite1 possibly, be "loeH ' serious
than if the disposition of the places
which they vacate is to bring ; about
the resultl which now. seems immi
nent.!-Iaj the "ante bellrimTdayft the, I
rule m the South was that the office
soughtrthe man " : ; : y
; While tiieTears. of .fn"gfntleo7
if their vie ws re not colored bjr dis. i
appointment in failing to secure that
reooenitidn for themaeltfesor frienda"
lwhfclli-thev "Bought, ahd;o wbipb
iney . oeiipvea ; toemseives enuuea;.
there is doubUess much truth in what
ihey say, whether th'e.trouble vwill
vHcome from the"distributiont)f Federal
patronage! or-otuer . cauaesr. 'The
9f"
negroes, i led j:. bv : a- handful t of
men aoim. da 'Ofte side-made
the lmoeracyoh-'ofAj iheothest
The coKeyenessT-rw simply the
c6he8iyensf pftlu
dividual ideas tid oplfiions" were sub-"
ordinited jtorthe, necessity to pemo
(btia ewpremdcy, cftu xmoat
sdprpjaicy meant relief t from in4
tolerable eWil' spJt iirotu. patron
age which'is ci mii matter,5'' qu'eeA
tions will arise xipoa which there will
bjjnyifeirfiiioe .'drtfof1n'-&3aen.
wiU'n8rti
'of"4angers injidtfr45e4
and this may perhaps result in slack-:
ening the trwttt'nltt iaks in
the Dem6a4uMluM'
piring, amtitioWwieij eiiough tQTead
in a move l , thfi' Wnd ; whenVtiiev
think they see ; fair chaiiceVot sue
CeSS. r --;; ..V.-a
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Mr. Geo. jW; JulianoJllb'iiiMai
appointed y the Preside Suryfeypr
General of Ihe territory of NeW MexS
i-JrarTtalive of Guilford Vcouuty,
in this Stativ. but settle-faftlftw
many years ago; rluF'origlnaSyc
a Be publican and acted with 'that
pary a uunf . wiwub me t pass -ww
arf hejhj he broke froin-. it. jfliie is
regarded a 4 a very" able manv and
partioidarlyl fitted ''WKVne'' w'orl of
been stealing the 'Mb! to "domain in
thai frritory; - It is stimatedl that
beiweea ill,)100fr2-aWl ; 13,000,086
acres of the , best "land in the territory
have been' so' gobbled within he past
wekri' with Ihe' connivance of the
Surveyor General chief among the
gbbblei 8 beting exIJnited States Sen
ator Dorsey of Star Route fame. 'r ' : -
r-'r v-.' - V!1.'
' Those who consicfer the. pistol as ja
necessary part of the personal ; outfit
will perhaps be glad, to know that : a
Frenchman has: invented a revolver
which,' though so small as pa bej con
veniently carried in the vest1 pocket,
can be fired ten times without reloads
ing, and with greater ease 1 and cer
tainty than those of the bid : patters.
7bc whole length of tho weapon is
-four incbes.-which can. he reduced to
wo and five eighths by.unscrewing
the barrel ';', a ' i
r"r,'';a"i Ward, - of Grant, tfc
V.
for trial pa a
t! c-l. Hag $1,500,000.1 If
' lebodj's pocket
t-thetkCt he-would
at..
liayq-betDeiit toother penitentiary
longagoVa a"' namesake" of bis - was
the ether day in New York for steal
inga breast pin. " ' . ' . ; :
Th Philadelphia "'ftepordipvesijbratic principles by free speeeh' and
following feodd aSd euffltiohf rt asomt
-hy iherat6icSsrl thB ; adjointrja
tioidrWapptfitrtieat of 3uthbert
Jones to tho consulship, at Ualao are
unfair; '''In the - first place,! he has
iSt I'ee' appoih
his f tbefvas a Republican, and he,
presniabiy, belongs to the same
political jfaith, as President C-ant apj
pointed Htm to the consular ervice;
aiioLJa'the third place, either his
SfatEe or,his elder; brother as : the
slayer f.idden in the feud which
came to a bloody ending when Cuth
bert Jones was a boy of 15.:."-
i Tbe 'New YcrMSun in an editorial
shows the r.:c :-rty of wisdom and
conciliatica ia t'e management of
the party ia that 'ate, as necessary
t-ccess in the c ining fall election
ca"3 ELttc- ' ion ti t'.te fact that in the
c1octn ' t f ;'1S'. i, Ve Democracy,
whilo enjyiqg-ttie V 5yantage of a
r lur cllty c f-1046, reaX cast only
f3,C '3 vctes,'against3-609S5;jcast by
c ' . partios.1 Thus the ;Democrats
v-ere in a minority.: They had 40,
)teS than tt
stt!iem.'
than the parties ar-
rayodiCSains
Pitsburg turns out 85,000,000 bots
V -jandvials ; ivery year, besides
l Oiiamp rjiimneys, many t of
3h w
exr a-t i to Central and
hh A
rica and Cuba. There are
t - aity h indo w glass ! factories in
IVaburg, witli 276 pots, making
f Oaibpxes at $3 per box The
' :, ' trat i is airly : active in . all
' -iche8-f;-Fiie . glass works are
"fy where running tofo! "Opacity.
'nar-Yest,'-T' '. iscc -ain, has
.."? i c&ntlypcur"-' - JLheOiewspa-'
ra"s ' v Ceiiw?t c ifeuJfearn, if he
'WjE ihubiidiWthat a healthy
newspaper can scanu a. gooa aeai oi
oufsing, apd that, newspapers can
get f jilrii T petter "M0i6ut 'ooator
-The orderto protect the employees
in tbe State department from the
Washington morfe;
iviance money to
charge high .interest for the accoms
modation. Secretary Bay ard has es
tablished the rule of paying salaries
every ten oays, wpicn seeps me
borrowing.
tThe dairy products of this country
exceeded the ' pat tcr: f350JG0 J3C)j
the wheat brorlltocOOO.OXX, tbl W
ton crop $220,000,000, the. product Of
iron bars and steel; $257,00Q,000T and
the pig iron Output $119,000,900 '' ,
" The Delaware peach cultivators are
becoming uneasy on account of the
great qtafifltie&fYoimg frTit fangj
from'the-ttees, eusea-isWd,Nyyv
continued foggy weather.
..:ilgr. Capel, the celebratedTGatholic
divine,' says that be has nevTBT read
Disraeli's VLothair" in whichr; he fig
ures as one of the leading-characters.
civil 8ERVic:;neroHai j
Tbe Kiad Oae of Gniiford'sS.nrdr
Democrats UeliVesBw'
Grkkksboro, June 5J1885.
the Editor of Thb Obsebvkr f
. , I have read with great pleasure the
tamely and well put points
snereateds
by your corresponds W. 3 ?rinv to
day'sOBSKEVKE, on civil service
torm' YfiD"0 I
And I beg to add as a sort of sup
plement thereto wbu)3 he d isrJjssfed
the man and citizenvtfs related to pub '
lie office, some reflectfons on the man
and citizen as a member of civil socie
ty and the.Democratic party. : t7':
-Dr Gregory, of - the civil service
commission, says Heieontrbu;fee
to his party campaign fund in. the
last election. , And by s inference he
has labored in eVerjr campaign for
the success of his, parjty , He. is a Re
publican and an)ffiewol4er0yet,
I say as a Democrstfald a non fiice-
holder, ha urn' 'right, and here'is
nothing in such action inconsistent ;
wittf.lhe civil service reformY Stich
at leaat. as I hope, though a sturdy
Democrat; Mr,- Cleveland will estab
lish, j.?-. i - t-v ; i
r What Democratic workers likerlnyil
self wish to have reformed as soon as
possibler is the practit whwbJiaB"rfb
tained f very where in North Carolina
during RepuMica 9 ministration,
of using'the pubhc office for partisan
ptirposest-not the man And izeni ;as.
ameiHDerOJ me ttepuoncao, party
?Jwhoares wltrr !'
6 ,U .''Ti 'marshal vg6es on ! the st4a&
or gives his- voliin(arvi loittrfbuijod
ohisprty oimtpol-'n-fMtid. ,tr mr
:B t though a U- S. District Attornfjc
does likewise, or Mr W., though a
postmaster, follows suit, with all his
energiest--iio.th.ey do not orry their
stand Mr Cleveland toeay in vetoing
J Ad AIW t. . . t.
in;iBt, a oui to amenu tue cnarier
dfvBuffalo: ; "I believe in an open
and sturdy partisanship, which se
cures the legitimate advantages of
party supremacy." and again'm re
sponse to an inquiry of tho Civil Serv
vice Reform " Association of New
York, m his canvass for : Governor,
Tho8e holding there (offices) places
should hjrassuj'ed that their "tenure
depends; upon their efficiency and
fiftelitvTb their trusts. and theu should.
nbl be q$otved tq use them for 1, parti-
Of December 25th, 1884, to the Nation
a! Civil-service Reform League : "But
many now holding such positions
have forfeited all just claims to - res
tohtion, bemuse they have used their
places for party purposes, in digre
gard of their duty to the people, and
because, instead of being decent pub-
lia-servants, they have proved thems I
selves offensive partjsan4 nrjaefri-'i
pulou8 manipulators 01 local party
njApagement.'V. Mr.; Cleveland bes
lujyes ' m an open and sturdy parti
SftDship' jn the citizen, but it must
be only as a (citizen j and not . as a
United States! officeholder.
For myself and I know that I but
represent the active :- working Demo
crats herev-who have been .enahled to
hold their Own and kf$H rfakfefeteady
gains against 'all theolTeeii j-J J parti
sanship. would hot iabfcedtl olffice
under the present Democratic admin
istration, if thereby,:! had to Burren
der my .privilca cf sustaining Demo-
PEF
Why, we would as soon expect to
see our own Gilmer on the Superior
vXurt oencn, discriminating, while
administering the law of the State
either 6n the civil or criminal side of
the -docket, between --Democrats and
Republicans, as such : or ' our. pastor
making aistkwjtwa -eoMy n-fte
count or party , predilections ; mp his
church; as a Democratic office liolder
if we' should live to see one here
using mV4ffie to cte"etoptoj-&
uuueraim, mr conmDaaoQSDr votes
or bribing ":tcea ftee44)emocrats
with storekeeper md iaruaerer."TMaces.
Public office for the publicweal with-
oui reg&ra to politics, religion; "race,
color, or previous condition of servi
tuae."
This, Mr ' Editor. 'is1 "our -sort -'of
Civfi Service Reform ' l '"GH. tJ:i J
Losr.fi a rio?is:.',"!"1
Traces sad Traditions, of Aacea ITeor
: pies in flew Mexico.
Chicago l4ter-Ocari
In the1 region of New Mexico there
5J "ti.M";
are rundJrjbe$Taat;havetiolu
several stories, witn nails, cnambers
and bmth roomsr Thev arei clothed
in rqbest of cotton andiiSkBjbiMi
man wnicn is most URUsuaian, saya
ges is that they have learner boots
and shoS Each village has its pups
lie criers, who, announce the orders
of the king, and idols and temples are
seen everywnerev Baron 9 ta JJOn
tan speaks 'also "6t HhetQrAmheea;
who livei(iiii.K,wUed' cities 'Situated)
near a rea.sajjt - lalifen pm$
wooien oiotn -oopper . aatcbets -aad
various lotheiTnanunicTOresme
writers Ihavemajutaine thai; " the
civilized; people situated to the North
are the remnants : of th Mexicans
who took flight at? the i when,'
Hernando j poreaiT ipQnferiei intd
mexico. ana who tied ,to the North
and founded ; several' caniiderable
kingdoms, amongothecsi the of ,Qui
vira. Although - this- conjecture ap
pears not to be deyojd of B0me;foflfti
aation. me - read, nevertheless, in
Acosta, that the Mexicans thernaelTeg
a long time before the Spanish inva:
sion. came to Mexico from the NorthI'
whioh leads me fto Jaelieve that the
Chinese i who - landed i in Northern
America liad contributed to their,lei
yuijsatjoo. The foundation of the
Mexican jempire does not- date back
of the year 830, AiJXA time several
centuries! later than the navisation of
itheChtoAse, of whchflrst:
&rrM in! 458. The . people who ' in
uauiucvi UOiUlO 0U, UUU WUU
bore the hame of jj Chiehimecas. were
savages, ?ho retired into the moun4
tains, where they lived without laws,
without religion, "and'withouf: la
prinfce to govern them'ABout " the
year 820, the Nahuataloasi"4 wise and
civilized natioa, came to Mexico
from which the j" drove' the inhabi
tants, and there founded the power
ful empirb which the, Spaniards de
stJroyed. I The Nahuatalcas did .-not
prmg irorn the North the custom of
sacrificing ; human victims. These
barbarous sacrifices- were: not instittt;
tedjUntiJ after their arrival in Mexiv
cq, and upon tbet occasion of a cii
eumstanoe which is related in full by
Acosta. j ' v.t . tn --.'- i
,aJtA Colored Mare's Nest. -'
Columbia (S. C) Hetfster. l '. ? t
Dr. H. R. Allen, of the Northern
rresDytenan vuurcn, thus revives
the negro! scare:
"Twenty years ago at the close of
the war, there were in the Southern
States 3,9t7,000 colored people, and
now there are more: than 7.000.000
Then there were in Mississippi 220,-
iP0 negroes,' now- 650,000. In Geor
gia there were 454,200 . negroes, now
there are 725,000 r South -Carolina,
400, 000, now more than 600 0QQ
Five hundred colored babies are born
in tbe United Statesevery day" The
colored population doubles every
twenty years the whiter population:
onlv face tn thjrty-fiyie.,yeara.At
thepresent rate of increase, in 1985
there will jbe 96,000,000'i white people
in the United -States and ? 192,000,000
colored people, -ZS' "''
ilietf us look . at the f acts of this
Dofetor "It will be seen lattheoori
Doctor takes thefigures of '65, which
we must estimate? and then takes '25.
wtvich i we must again estimate, and
aoout neitner ot wnicn. we can be
certain, and more. - especially as the
figures of 70 have been proven, as in
census of 880, to' be grossly t alia-'
cious . Now let us take the figures of
4860,. which are. also given, to get the
grpwtn ot tne two races . in the.:; tu
teerr slave States in 'BOahdof thn mtV
"tfeetfex- slave States; including West
Yirginia, in 1880'-''t
:J iV turn; tn tiaoth; M2tfitnnmtvri
dium of Tenth' Census,- and carefully
. J J u ii : 1. ; n J 1 J .. . 1 I
tutr u p tut; , w uxto ouu ucuuivu--popu-
iauon 01 tne two periods as anven. ri
t v) We- find that i the 'fifteen f slate
estates naa m ioou, wmieso.udo.rjaa, iq
4,201,298 colored j'Ahd in 18801
12,460,407, jto 6,039,659 colored
We thus see that the whites gained
in twenty bears W2tt08r-vrbYS
fper cent., whilst the colored iained
, 000 osrn t.. .0 ri
111 lira oamo kiuuju 4?oo,omJ,iOi. ujr to o
cr cept. . jn owj ta king this as the
a&B it groiwth for,; each raous in the.
x-iiaye, BtatesTTftna jinese: are the
1 lfaple figures :.we hat'er-let us
rwnere thv carry the b races
in the ex-slave States in 1985. Find
. " White. 1 - in Colored.
1900
1920
1940
1960
1980 '
1985
" ! 19.313,570 tfA,&,685,027
- '. 29,936,033 12,489 069
: 45,400,85 1 ., ,; 17,959.281
. L 70,371,319 25 825, 446
109,075514 37,136,991
124,018,893 - 41,184,923
Upon these plain facts whiti is the
use of pursuing, further the'' foolish
statement as to 192,OO0f,O of colored
people in the whole country in 1985?
Where are they'to' come 'frotn with
only 41,000,000 , in: thewhole South ?
ana yet tbeseare ithe- kind of state
ments that; intelligent men at the
NorthI believe, and before .which in
telligent men at the South feel doubt
ful as to what f will become of their
children and grandchildren after
them. . - '4
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- "Bough on Eat" clears out rats, mice. 16c.
I .. ... i.mn.fji. Uv "f.l-J
Skin Diseases Cnrc4
-. ( t-.-, rf 1.4J-,4ll' -ore.
By Dr. Frazler's Magic Ointment Cures aa if by
jnctftc. pimples, black head or grubs, blotches and
QrupLlUUs Ull Liit3 4UUK), ixt,kun, IUO DUU uwt
beauUruL Also cures ,ltoh, salt rheum, sore nitx
pies, sore lips, and old obnHuate ulcers. Sold by
druggists , or mailed on receipt of price. SO cents..
8ol3 by T. & Smita Co. s J ;febaideodwlf -
- ' ' .-. - i - . '
- "Boufh on Itchi" eurew humors, eruptions, ring
worm, tetter, salt) rheum, frosted feet, chilblains
-3
Whrn Tried Always" PrfTref.
Ifl When they once: become acquainted wltn it, la
Invariably prefer Parker's iiair Balsam to any
similar preparation. It raases we nair roicana
glossy, arrests its falling off. promotes new growth
restores the original color, a' d .has no rival as a
dressing. Not a dye, not oily, highly, perfumed.
Only &uc. at druggists, : . " . - :.
"Well's Eealta EeceTer" for ernPsla C?"-J
- , " 4 -- , Foolscap.
Printers Circular.
Every one who handles miwr ran.
ognizos foolscap as a sheet measuring
""i; iuuiich. xnis is used as a stan'
dard size all the world over, official
ly and commercially. It will, there
lore oe interesting- to know where
and how this word originated." After
the execution of Charles I, of ; Eng-
In,) . ft a - i, m .
wmwea ana nis stall, in or
ganizing the commonwealth,4 made
u.pueapoie enorcto remove- every
thing? Which? had any thing to do with
tuo oiu.jnpnarcnyiihepaper in of
ficial use -up tothat tune had : aa n
watermark the n kings crown i i and,
wnen (Cromwell was masked what
should be putiin .the place of this
crowia, itoshoahis overwhelming
dislike 6f every thine rmArtA.min tn
royalty he directed a fool's cap to be.
pubiu piaceoi toe erowni This was
done, una wnen Charles. n: ascended
the throne of JDngland, it was at first
iqrgomen, w replace the cap by some
thing else, and when itoo late the
js.mg wjaa afraid, to do anything j to
rewuoiags aangerous to touch, and
bo it was neglected and the fool's cap
may -bel seen as a watermark on
nearly 4U official paper in England
it was also used ra this country, but
oi jate. ii nas ;aisappeared, tor what
reason"5 We . - do npt,,knowr,: still the
foolscap! remains.for this size of . -pa
i -
Aea'iki Tfo the; Day of Small
i iui-Hl :. 1 Thliin.
LltUa things may help h man to rise a bent nln
fn an easy fcalr, ft lastabce m Pierea'a "Hmo.
t'TgateHtsi-4are small things, "pteasant
10 tate anov aaarcur sick headaches, MUeve tor
jW lrverst aliij do ondersA Being purely vegeta-
cahootJtomany ana. : All drugglstSr -
iiiHI0 l. aottooraaibuntona,16c
X, ,. .-l. I-
A CARD.
-5.
aHwli
are suffer tun from whm m.nA inA i
eretlonsof youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, AcmJ will send a recipe that will
cure you, FHKB OF CHAB6K. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America,
Send self aadressed envelope to Hv. JoaaPB I.
v;odfwir ."".-
(Bough oa Toothaohe.', Instant mltaMKn. ;
i
I wUl commence Belling out this day the ;
ENTIRE' ? STOCK OF " GOODS
H -"-'-' . v
Assigned to me byC M. Etheredge, eonstsUng of
FHUIT JARS,
ia.t j v ; . .... : :
G I ass ware, T i n wa re,
A LAEG liOT OJ1 -,;i?V
. . .1.1
STRAlTOSand WOVEN
. r-ir. . '.s -- -
ALtrHiHDS OF NOFIONS.
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. ...
TNfewOfKThem fat aiM Below
COST!! ,
heriot clarkson.7 "
rme5d20d.
': Trastree of C ILStheredge.
,.!
Nortn Carolina:
Best Medicinal Mineral Waters, and most nrin.
slvely fitted up! piaee 'for pleasure seekers or lnva-llds.-
Posjessas auterior advantaees. Write for
catali
liB K. U. ELLIOTT dC SON,. .
Owners and Proprietors ,.
a
C1RRI1GE
AND BUGGY HEPOSITORY:
Tuh iioeotkriier Buffii
Cnrinv Woufptn n( tl.a luu.4 .nubn, mr. luiu4
Spring Wagons; etc oi the best , makes and latest
styles, on hand! '
JTY4kas petp order and repaired, .u ,
A.tr, bijtciuo!i . co"i" '
CljarlottaJt-iC. next to Wadsworth's Stablest :
" ' J 'J.u - : .
THE MUTUAL ENDOWMENT AND
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
a jilGF-AMERICA".-':
.: " !. OMicao thb (tknkral Asknt) .
h-.m4i !. 1 1 foR North Carolina,
' - - ' " CnAKLOTTB, N. & 1
!s Association, now nearly f . ur years old. and
;avtug a membership in a large number of the
States, amounting to nearly 25.000 beneficiaries.
nas last estaDUsneu a- eetieial aenncr for North
Caioiina, with headquart ra in Charlotte. - - - - -
To do uila it has been nfcessa.iv to eomnlv wltti
the taws of the Scate, which has been done, as will
more ruuy appear uy reaaing me loiiowing copy or
certlfleate and receipt from the Secretary of btate:
". s Stati or North Cabolina.
' , Officb o Secretary or Statk '
- . " '1MSUKANC8 DSPASTMKKT,
-i.a , 1 Balkiqh, 2ath April 1885.
iooy jo. . i , . -
Tbe Mutual Self Endowment and Beneficial As
sociation, having filed In this office an appoint
meat Of 4. T. Whitehead as fteneraJ sarenr for this
Stateuuder -the eai of the rampany and havnx
nereiorore, w vni: on xne tn April, is, paid
into this office fif'J -dollun.- .the Ucen se fee. re.
quired by section 14 Of "An iiot to consolidate tad
Insurance Laws of N. C.," ratified March 7, 1883, ,
fc--s 1 LICESS is hebebv gbantbo to Uie
8al said company to do business in this
1 State uatll ADrtl 1st. - lifi. sublMt ta tb
provisions of said act. -. .
L&lgueaj ... , i . w. u 8AUNUKKS,
'' Secretary of 8tat.
uoyj ao iu i . - ..a
North Carolina. - ' .
, OmcK Skorbtabt of Stats,'
'':
...... ............... 'j". ,0V.WU,W AA, Ulfl AN I.
Beeetved from J. T. Whitehead, eenernl aimnt of
the Mutual Self .Endowment and benevolent As
sociation, twelve dollars. Tor cerufvln alwtract
of reports ot the financial condition of said com
pany for the year ending December 31st, A, P. .
is&t, auu muB iiuuars iut auverusingsame.. . .-..v
: ISlgnedl .- . . w. L. SAUNDERS,
Tf.' :' 1 ' Secretary of Stale.
Aj General Agent I have authority from tbe Sec
retary of State to receive applications for member
ship, appoint agents and do any and all business
for the Association not tn-vtolaUon of the laws of
tbe same or of the State of. North Carolina.
We have not space toexplaln its proper features.
It needs only to be Investigated to be appreciated.
It is oa the same plan of the Knights of Honor,
Legion of Honor and Royal Arcanum and other
popular co-operative associations, adding the very
popular feature that tt Is not necessary for a mem
ber to die to get. every dollar his policy calls tor.
.We employ none but gentlemen who can give bond
In the vaelnlty in which they live to canvass for tbe
company, and therefore bespeak for them-the pa
tient hearing and confidence their honorable mis-
L sion entlUes them to. - . - . . .. ..
Aaaress me or my secretary ai icar'"Te. n . u
-. : J. T.WEJTI5SAD,
Gepoval i?nnt lor Kor-. j (. - 'na.
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vaiues uiau
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special saie -hqis ;eeK;Dius--;.1. .
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ljj iiiiu - nil i ill 1 1 1 il 1 1 ia 1 1 1 i ti 1 1 ii
Ehtireypiw; and; beautiful Ip&c
everi ) 'All co
t.h e fdl 1 o wi no- i nViil n pratW Arr iir' !if : Tiooi f i vv ; : - r )
striking and imposing .
pfices-rmake iip your
at uuue, uuu: visit tue greaiest ouii .auajLire. .
viuuuis -Lcpai tuiciib iu
20 different, shades in Colored Silks .at ,59 . ctotff pJatdi .Jw-J. ;
1 former. price $1.00. , -. t-.t o 'j j, i vi ti ia-a" - ? -25
pieces Colored Gros Grain Silks at 98 tnts?fdierictf."'V "r
r fl.oo. per yard : J(. . - . ; j t r.i t..4 fr'o r
1 lot Australian Nun'a Veiling at 12 Jo i rednced from 25s:u ' ri (
1 case imported Brocades at 12icM worth 25 eentsV t ilkT i'-'
1 case Regular 12c Dress Goods,4 we! will sell this i week at -4
cents Der vard while thev last. I "" ".ril J: 4 . .l
1,000 yards remnants Lawn at
Jj?00 Oorseekgant shape at
AUAi.i,iugB vu jjcub aim . viiuivbuo
;fr'l-T, : ''- i vt' ji f. "
f Come early in the week before
lifetime be tore could you buy as
7V77r r 7-7:-,;7 , t ,04t,', U wl. u.ta ,TCbit
money.as you can now -by -visiting the great stores1 fyV 77l7
:, - j 5':-- nu A TT nmri?' XT n wrnA
STcw Brighton Hote
Near : Charleston, Souths Carolina,
Will open for the Season
MONDAY, JUNE 1st, 1885.-
No expense win be soared to make this bOiUte
mis summer seoona 10 none on xne Atuurae voasw
bates according to location ot room.
special rates ior monu ox wune - : - -
All railroads running to Charleston make smclal.
miss for the ODenlne. - . - - '
Hais ueienratea - H.wn - vrasu uana ana uiv
chestra, Prof D. C. Hafl, leader .tod director, has
oeen engagea ior ine season.
- 4l.1T. KUUXMDLS.S1. -
' - " Box 886, Charleston, 8. C. f
P.D Cohxh. Manager. , mar42w
just arrived:
. ... ... . . '".l - .:.'-:..'! -
" '. 5
' 50 BUSHELS CLAY 'PEAS,' "
Two Qar Loads Timothy Hay.
One', ,Load Western Corn.
a u u -Oats.
-Call early. !;::;f .
c arson; BROS.
9 ATTENTION ! J
" At tbe Knterorlse Lmnber Yard, corner Graham
and Snd streets, we keep tbe very best quaUUea of
Lumber, SJalatgles) atsil IatUieay
-'ATlHBiOWISTI,,EICE3., "
rAIl bnis promptly fined. To the bnnii!r
pii. CaU and save mf"'T.
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:f ...if tvU i 1 tv J , :MXvl i 1 iuo'l 1
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t .u i-J.-'t .11 riiKA ,itivif H
UJ4iJr.l d.-linjA ;r)tl$ 3.i-.-4
oTNti'iiU ;'.rJ.ti ,a)IX ii.jilJiy"i
; ".. t.i Li lo ..iftLI l.auiJVi
il k .t-JI S10" 0 (
3tat t-ir ra il
.-juv.ii-nl 1 dJi : !!fil am Sfthai:-
i a ,mu-. Mti VjVO
Il 'Hi o4 utJ w-i t.'f
. , .tH,VU lo bilili' wfHl rsJi
" i'v H-ifi ' J mW li fcJfvfe mi l'
v a s a' a.a v rim-v--1.
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' !',.' 3t J,,i . tUtiM W'jJ,., i4 t
AH alive for bargns!
IM,.i-.'. i.Hl W'.UUIUHI SI iJ'
ever ueiure.
Ltd I mMi fc-tti
' j , - .tt h,iJt..tii "!
J ; . , t uoot iw vitdf . .tsfwattri
" t j V. J i-..l lvi LSM'MAi- -
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, . f ni a.. t-. .-, 4 fi..i..l.V4 W Sir. r I A tf
ill
;i t jui Ij i .ij'ijt t.-.i j ( no ft.1 s .
n ' it
JjulJ 'Jiii .i'.ioniU X"" ii:i Jl' j
bargains! J Note the ft1
"mind ; to buyiastf... . ,
bins tatu . ,v 1"?t '-
4 cents pec yard. i . -Lirm& '.j.lij ;.:uv-u..
49. cents formerpre ; :
aiuiub
' )ii
givenaway.
loteamttbf&eny-aW&w
many; go64sibl very tlittle .li-.;
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Oil 11.1 tlAD-WTO t-JIfifk
1 lilUilAiIW A
I' 1 1 l v 1 1W
R. Ra LAntG;
a Miimteta, North Hakotlt, Montana,
J- j Idaho, Wathington-e Orfgo'S?' r " . .
Mpvieet ras9ligchiBy4ja fs sr aora,
a 8 to 10 year flma, IMs hr the Best Country
kj ,..u,La ImA414mm imm fn ..Hl.M.nl.
raniwr irif oTrinH'k,t
lahsMi .nd Timber Culture Laws. NOTE. . '-
lIAtr of stlths Public LsndrfditpoiWdot l K f,
wr in the Northern Pacific couMry,., Baaqk i.;4.-'
Mini tent raiss, aetcnoinif m , i . . - y
raaildto-r.. 1 Vr;!? -J -l
? -ss.
t' ' " I
Millinery! MillineryK -v '
' I X "I 1-4 HxH-- f
. . : - ,
Cail attention to their stock of KLUUSmt ' i : .
whU4i amtnrlaiia a!) tlwt
"Latest; NbVdlticSlv
- - . r-Lrf)ii Jf
i moisoii.3 V' 1 , -
; r. v.- f ,t --". i 3 -a sa '" t j" "
Order Trent a ltaaceiri:LrM.', ,utV,
celte Prompt Attemtloei.4.0,.. -."
' . 't .' " V : ' . y. , . .. ..,.,, . - .. ,1, ,
K. B. I nave not, left the city, bat am stn c r ' -'
the "war-path" la kULLHiEBY. '- "
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