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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23. 1882-
A.i nx-nr II. DocfcerV, c.tndMate
I 'for Congressman nt-large, will ruljlrcss
i Uhe people a touows .
Aoirott Is
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Llocolntnn. Monday,
- MKlbr. Twrdy .
' KntherforrJtia. vrlndT,
Cnltfmbae, I nru.
a HeoderionTUlr: Frldsr.,
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jioV.n'e. Satnrdar.
; jeffervon. Monday.
7 t:ti Vl-star.
: i ! At each of thre appointments Col.
r Dockcry will be nerompamea ny oiu
! I r PjK-akers of the Liberal Antt-Pro-
' t.:i.;i;nn T.rtv who will also atblrcss
fM,!e- r COCKE .
: J Chairman Libiral Anti-Prohibition
State Committee. ii
. 'rt J.J. .UU 1 J , Ulianuiaii .j.-w..
4 t-rsiaiii Commit We ' ," -
'i '. TIjc following is Dr. Baird's lett-J
j J of acceptance as Chairman of tbe
j Kxecutivc Liberal Coramitlce of tbe
, j Stlj Congressional District of North
i Carolina: .
. Ir'M'hAPT W.M- Cockk: Your let-
l feri of the 12th, just informing me of
5 fiiv appointmeni as Liiairnun i mc
. i.' . -r t: ,i
1 w. iutccutivc Vyoinnmie oi me jiuuui
U J arty of the Sth Conijri ssional Uis
rrli-i ! lwforu mo. Emlorpinz as I
jido the 4 preambles et forth in the
iLtitf.trm of nartv. I . cheerfully
Ir l m m
accept tho appointment and shall con-
, t triliutc wiiaiever m uii.jr a hhj
ikh(s to the diicccxs of our cause.
I r ' I am yours very respeetiuuy.
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J. S. T. JJaikd.
Spcol Cotton.
i? Reporting Bennett's speech at l-arciie-
v?TJe. i-flpi- iryuii,ni uit a-.tjvn
-:-. t,irt in li-t issne of Auir. 3rd. "Re
ting then lo'spool i-otton, be (Bennett
' ' bald)- Tke of tnc ouiy oi n'ircn ccm.-.
'.!;..,.i.iini tie oniv iu cciu.
: i 'ThU Antv nn ibread was ininsetl by the
1 jJepublican Congress of 1SG2. and has teen
' - ! .,f,,.i.,rpi.r iI.p inrp:i(l in Scotland, bad
r v-ft iiiti pvnr sincu.. c
' j 1 brought over a jxtrtion of bis machinery to
! this cuntv (amntry perhaps) and instead
i . pf paving the duty to the Government, is
r . mvup minnmriiirniir iuc tuiuiu tint, uu
i .i';nn-ii rintv in Ins own pocket.
. - - i JUS IS Jvn'v...... i -
. i.u ii...ir r-mdid.itf! for candidate
. rr-i t. .t. lv.mnir.lii nrcnmpnt n T!lt
I r f.jrConiitcssman at Large on Spool Cot-
r On -' i ', ' f
: I V i Observe the fact th it it is admitted that
4 "Coats. : of Scotland. t Fve the tax
of this machinerr
f f ti tlds country" and is manufacturing the
; rotton here. What is the result ? Coals,
t ? ool e. n ton is now felling nt five cents
I lor tw hundred yards. Pri.r to ihc net
S ? mcnt of thU law if lSt2. Ibis s&pe f pool
5 r Litton of CiMts.' iiwnulnftarc. tw.liBn;
' l rhe,iritiher!." nt ten cents per Pjxd
kVr three for twenty five crnts. Here wc
? ire. under h protfetitf tariff, getting sikkjI
' if, 'the manufacturers to bring their inachin-
s erv all the wy from Fcotbmd and do the
1 ork hen- at home, ihus giving cmpljfaient
;totnr Jr well us reducing the
wriceof ihegnls! i :,
-a:i. . it. n nd who can deny it:
! Whenever the. RourlMUi M:vcratic
fender chii le conrriUtl to the true mlvo
racy of the ri intticbts of the icople
then maweexptct the millennium and
not before.
The Sonth's New Industry-
A.t the close of the war cotton seed was re
curded .s ul lnic or no vaiuc.
Slanting, and. consequently, almost i he cn-
tire product was thrown away ITo-day,
nccorxling to the sUtemenls made In yes
i 'terday's Jlnall by Tariff Commissioner
liS Kcnner, f i-misiana, it is valued at aliout
I f ono thinl of the cotton ciop. 1 he annual
if product of seed is now ab.ut two and a
I ' 'half million tons over and above jwhat is
M deeded for planting, purines and the
Ai Price has reached from fifteen twenty
-dollars ton. The value of the annual
- yield when made into oil cake amr oilier
' ' 1 : iiroducts is estimated at from- seventy five
J td a bundml million dollars 1 his is a
I I Tery anb-untial s.jurcc of wealth and ma
'V LL r.rwritv to the South, and one
bo; importance is no lor.ger un .ppreci
V ntetl by Souths tupitalists. Tlwrumber
- -it- s i .nil in nroirrcss of
. conttruciion ior eii t , ' '
' to It vaioaoic iirwu.. ,
MXty-fivetofcventy, most.t which have
? J leen started In tlic pasi lew jenrs, ..u
, . the business is found to le highly profit
- nolo the establishments arc liki-ly to mul
' - tiply with considerable rapidity.: These
' . aie. results over which the iNorih as well as
" " the South has reason to rejoice. J
SOUTHEEN HEED OFNOETHZRN
y -: INTEBPRISE. . -
1 . iThc old prejudice which extteil in
i c..tu ramlina. before and irumcdmtely
after the wr against the ortbeni conic,
and especially ngin?t New-Lngkndets
of ryankcfs,'! has dis.ipic,ired in u large
decree during the pat four or five years.
Remnants of it no doubt exist in the inte
rior and in certain of the rural districts
berfe lle old families ruined by the war
have enjoyed little intercourse with tjic
outside wiVd. and King shut up U them
aelfca have had nothing to do but grieve
over their chancel fortunes and treasure
nn an implacable animosity towrJ those
whom they Kdc upon as a cause of their
distress. -But in the cities, and among
those who haye bud J.J'1"
for becoming acquainted with Northern
people, there is a much better and more
Vindly feeling than has been known at
any time since the slavery question began
to be the leading issue in pohtin. This
feeling, too. is manifestly on the increase.
Ills promoted by the growth of commer
cial and business relations wiih the Jyrili.
niid tas len lar-ely aided by the inter
change of vuitsofa Mrbl charactor be
tween military and other orcanizaUons.
Thedisappearanoe of the old prejudice
and tbe growth of mutual frienship and
'esteem are encouraging indications for the
future of the Republic. The) mark the
beginning of tbe end of sectionalism; tn
politics and the opening of a new era. 1
The great number of independent c ,
dldates for Congress that are apjtariti
tb field in the Southern States is cau- a
alarm among the Bourbms, a id mini.-. .
oUsaprmiU are appearing in the party or
rans against giving any aid and comfort
to the liUrnl movciuenis. Tliose who
have earef ullr locked over the cld bc
liete that llntc will be a number of Inde
pendent Congresf men elected in the South
this year.
County Finances of Craven County f
j Under Eepubhr-an and Demo-
cratio Boards-
Tuxes levied In 1873 under Re
no blienn Donnl. 43:)7 43.
Ani'l paid on existing debt.
$2535101
17853 45
$4S307 43
$;C7G5 50
' 18904 7D
Ain't exiH-'iuled tor coiinij pur
poses, i . i
Taxes levied in 1879 by Demo-
rmlic 15. nrd, $35070 79.
Ain't paid n existing debt.
Ain't expeuded for county pur
pojs, ; v
f35G7079
Taxes levied in 1880 by I)cmo
rrulie I L ..ml. 50.
Interest on debt, ($129,700 00
A - .
o per
Am'i exDendeil on iail.
S 778300
: 5590 CO
Am't expcndetl for ordinary
county purposes,
20S90 84
$:M2G9 50
Taxes levied in 1881 by Demo
Crata,
Interest on debt, ($129,700 00
6 ier cent ),
Am't spent fur conrt house.
Am't of ndjdilional State tux.
Am't expended for ordinary
county purposes.
i .
7782 00
, 4r)(K) 00
I' 2293 10
24G4S 7;i
$39322 9
1 I f
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$17853 45
.
18904 29
1050 84
$20890 84
Am't cxpcmleil in 1S7 by Re
publicans for ordinary county
purpose. 4 1
Am't expended in 1879 for or
dinary coqnty purposes by
Bal. in favor of Republicans.
for 1879. j J
Am't expended by Democrats
in I860 for ordinary county
purposes,
Am't expended for ordinary
county purposes I y Repub
' licansin 1878, i
Am't in favor of Republicans,
Am't expended by Democrats
in 1881. for ordinary county
purposes, 1
Am't expended by Republi
cans in 1873 for ordinary
county purposes.
Ain't in favor Republicans,
17853 45
3037 39
24543 73
17853 45
C095 23
AMOUNT OF DEBT PAID BY TWO PARTIES.
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Am't of principal and interest I
s paid by Republicans in 1877, $25953 51
Am't of principal and interest I
paid by Republicans in 1878, 25454 03
Total pd. by Repb's in 2 j-ears,
Am't of principal and interest
paid by Democrats in 1879,
Am't of principal and interest
i paid by Democrats in 1SS0,
Am't of principal a d interest'
; paid by Democrats in 1881,
! 1 !
Total pd. by Dem's in 3 years,'
Excess of am't prod in 2 years
by Republicans over am't
paid by Democrats in three
years, j . -
$51412 59
)
$16765 50
7732 00
7782 00
$32329 50
$19984 09
As to the present system of county gov
ernment, The Xet cbenncm. the leading pa
per in Craven county, has this to j say of
the county commissioners elected ! by the
Democratic system. TJu Nexcbtrniaa is
a democratic paper: I
"We tell you ycry positively, voters of
rmven. and we detv contradiction, uiai
vmir ronnlv commissioner have misapplied
vmr ronntv fond - thev have naid them
selves for sevrices not contemplated by the
law ; they have fletmuaeu anu cueaieu
you ; under the name of economy they
liaif in icninTTidftil in the role of etrava-
irance and as ostensible friends tl ev have
tk-en rvnl ciicmrcA InVlling you by so-
nhitrv lo renose a coniitlence in mom
thpv sir lrttravinrr vou 'with a tieacherv.
orofond in its'denravitr. that would make
Judas I seal io I blush Take csire of these
men; they are pensioners uixjii ycur fore
bcaransc and mercy." ' 1
TIip Renublicsms iii Comrrcssi would
have been sure to find the Democrats as
firmly opjKised loany other bill originated
hv tln-m for a rcjuction of taxes as they
were to the one whichpasscd the House,
nmmcin" n rediicti-jn of twenty millions.
The Democrats never want anything done
to improve the condition of 'affairs, be
il.ivv pvivrl In Crt votes bv tellill'T
the hyphchondriac.il irtion of the people
how sick tncy are
Pr,,f iiflrn,W Dolimr. ii well known
mining engineer of New York, writes to
the Mining Record of tha. city: "I feel
confident the Old North State possesses
u.1i-MtiTM ilist whenever capital i
put Into ihe industry, and mininzn pm
ecuteil ihereon a I-trgescite, it will ps
as grea :md as permanent profits . .is I
same industry in any part of the wor. .
How a newspaper pays can le nt once
seen if you will give tbe matterja little
thought. Suppose jou take a paper that
is only issued once a week; 3-011 get fifty
two copies a year, each containing the
encral current news of tbe times.
The educiti-maladvatages to the family
derived from only a, weekly paper, are
cheaper and m ire impressive, nsefnl nnd
thonmsrh.'aiter the children have learned
to read, than the teaching in ordinary
schools. It is a notable fact and many
eminent examples might be icferred to.
that families who are never without news
papers become more intelligent than more
influential than those who go through, the
ordinary scholastic studies .without the
habit of reading newspapers. After read
in", writing, and arithmetic are taught to
a child, if a choice is to be made; between
school books and newspapers, it would be
much more beneficial to tbe child to give
it two or three well selected paperslo read
than to confine it to the texl hooks of he
school. Newspatier education is oly
technic uud liniver al, and is indispensa
ble to a proper qualification for true- Amer
ican citizenship, 1 i " I
A gtKid ncwsiaper saves monqy, in all
business matters. 4 If you want to sell or
buy anything you will likely see the . cur
rent price in a ncwspqier and you will
also see what you might want tolnnvcr
tiseI; 3ou don't have to take htresay, and
thus suffer from mistakes and delays; you
just turn to your paper and know nil you
wish to find out. I You will often save the
subscription cost of 3'our paper by one
t-ingle onler for ten or twenty dollars
worth of g.KHln. You will often find
chances for gol bargains advertised that
cannot be found in any other waj. i
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The Liberal party of this congressional
district met in convention at this place
last Mondav and nominated W. R. Trull
lor congressman. Mr. Trull will go into
the canipaizn with his. usual vigor and
make it lively for one 'Robert 1. 'Tin
canvass will be the most exciting :and
lively of any in the State. Mr. Trull U
well known as a debater and made I an ex
cellent record as District K ect.r two
years ago. Tbe secretary failed to hand
us the pioceedings so that we are unable
to publish them in full. j
Republicans arc not to blame- if j liberal
Democrats endorse their platform. Re
publicans tlo not sacrifice any principal in
endorsing the Liberal platform
Don't swear! when you have the tnith
ache, sick 1 eadachc or puins in the biw
cls, but take a dose of Ram-n's B :Iief,
and you will be relieved.
DEATH OF HON. BE fL HILL.
Senator Ben HU1 Is dead. The country
has been looking for the final scene and
theu will be no shok. A great man lias
fallen. The first debater in the United
States Congress sleeps his last sleep.
Georgia has lost her ablest and one bf her
m-st devoted sons Senator Hill was 57
years of age. tie appeared of iron mould,
and looked a year. or so ago as if he would
live to a very advanced ne. I His suffer
ings have been terrible, and were pro
tracted through months, lie lKre all with
exceeding foititude and locked at the ap
proaching hour of dissolutiottswilh ,th
calmness and resignation of j a Christian
philosopher When the hour came be
passed away without a struggle or apparj
en t suffering. .He died 3'csterday morn
ing at his home in Atlanta, surrounded
by several of his family. A true Soutkron
has gone to his rest. A sincere patriot ami
an honest mauls gone. A grateful and
nppn-ciatire people will long cherish his
memory. For many years he has bajn a
conspicuous public character, and among
the men of the Noth there was no jnan
who could ride with him In the lists; and
not go down before his lance. Wilnjing
ton Star.
I 4A Boland For un Oliver
St.tmville American.
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In a late issue of the Landmark. I- was
stated that, the editor had n copy o: the
proceedings and testimony before tip In
vestigation Committee, from whichVfrom
time to t mc, extracts would be give.'. &c.
We also, have received a .copyr:,tne
testimiHiy in the case of the rereo inves
tigation into the affairs of thisuuernai
Revenue district; and we. also intend to
publish extracts t herefrom, i !
It is also our intention, whenever the
"Bourlion Press"-make their, onesided
questions, to copy from thl1 testimony
the cross-examinations, or smcn evidence
that, every aue was elicit, and eiteci
ually contradicts the chargH ngninsti the
lale Collector and his offlcTs. If our op
ponents are not fair tninved enough to
give both ridet in this casu( let them con
tinue to publish their garbled extracts,
nnd we will follow tliJi up with the
truth, and the other si
1 I1U IIDIIMU
and will be
Mhl to iudt'e. ami swift ii condemn the'
UlilV til LIS CCTU lilt " UUIU l"n
efforts of these Bourbo'1 to injure, by
such unfair means. Drlviolt's standing
and character. . j
, We are informed that
copies of this tesiimonj'
issued, is "very limited.'!
the number of
be printed and
In our opinion
distribution in
it may well be so: as tlijr
unlimited number of the
locument, would
scriouslv iniure the persf
S who instigated.
iiot-up, and conducted ids investigation.
and with all fair votersjt would uia'enal-
lu iniure Ihe political party to whicli
those "instigators" and rt.iuluctrs" be
hin.r "The truth is liiirhlv and must
prevails;" and ii: this ce, notwitnstand
im; the efforts of Vanc4 Armfield-fc Co
ii iiri.vpnt it thn trnthfis shown in this
report will redound lo jhc credit of Dr
Mott and his officers, aid prove a potent
f rtor in crushim the "Baurbou" party at
ide November elections i
If we had any voice hi this matter, we
would insist upon l.a Vug " every .voter in
the district furnished villi a copy of this
evidence, that each m&ht unbiassed, judge
for himself. 1
z.. a. vinyls- .
Wrell do we remember, when- war was
booming in the land. and when our wises
mn knuw that Ihe South" was unequa
to the task it had loluutirily assumd,
that through the infliem e of Mr. Holden,
then' editincr' the Standard at Raleigh,
Vance was nominated and run and electee
Governor tof Ihc State by Ihc thoughttu
and better balanced people in the jear
1 nn.
Well do we remember how, when he got
in power, he disappointed tie men who
wiiiitoil tn nviku :i nijin of him. and save
.1... u.. A l.'iuwl niV furimifs o
boro speccli, wnerein lie aitempicu 10 iurn
over all the people, in a jwipular speech,
to Jeff Davis, and what turned out to be
the inevitable Lost Cause. It has been
said that the gentleman was bought over
with a liekle of his vanity bump that he
expected to Irj t'resident or vice-i'resi
dent of the C. S. A., with Entrland ant
free trade to back him! The English did
negotiate with him fwr cotton and ships
and good thing (by nominal purchase of
course) through the blockade.
Wc well reniember.Hgain, how .t failed
to be elected to the U. S. Senate l3' a dem
ocratic legislature, and was forced lo run
for Governor and fight with fraud for his
partv success to, get in "by (the count."
and not really by a choice of all the peo
ple entitled b4a vote. 'Judge Settle was
reallv the choice. !
We also remember that since he has
been in the Senate he his aspired only to
lie the irrt, or vking's foil" or "clown" of
that ImhIv of statesmen, vcn hnvinsr made
n spi'cch on the tariff. ispired ly t!n no
tion th'it his frit and r:dinie iron Id lurr-
bng the jvopleon a dctme advinced !y
and lb-fended by ' Waiinfton arid .letfiT
su. and l3. tbe wise 1111 all the way
nloiijr P:iee tlie d iy ff tho fathers.
Why. it ' Yar.crt wa sincere, i did he. ;nt
make: t Ids s;eech when hi own party con
trolled both houses in Congress? For
hunibugnd clap trap tis lariff onicla
"humps jibe tmuqwr ' t
If Hie ideas, of Ibis speech were enacted
into lawj our 'cotton fiells would Ikj a
wasted plain, our mines nnnin "s the
lipwels.of the earth (very much cntipi.
ted), nnd our mechanici rnd ariisnns
wo-ild come d iwn lo the rlaiti of KnrojKr
an pauer lalxr. As a Vilure to nun
prebend the popular will. Or jadvaitee an
idea in the interest of tluileopie. wmi
mend us to Zcb Vance, Xhctknale clwcn.
Wilmington Pot. j
j! , For the j(heville Nrws.
1 Mil. Editok :T-Thinking that a few
lines from South West. Md., vnuld be of
interest to my many frienSs and relatives
in the good Old North Sute.T give 3011 a
short communication.1 I leftt Buncombe
county in 1871, with my fHtniiy, boarded
the train at Wolf Creek, Tcun. Landed
safely in Medanable county. Ho., where I
have lived and been actively engaged in
the practice of medicine ever ; since. This
is a good stock country,! good ni.gc and
well watered.' especially 'good fi.suttp
and cattle. It is a valuable healthy coun
trv fr Ihe West The chills and fever
prevail to a considerable extent in thef ill
season, but iberu is m-tlical spring so
calktl in many parts of ihe southwest
which would be an inducement to pejple
Uienmiigrale to this" counlrj Were tin j as
represented, l)Qt hone.-l' and candor tidny
fellowmeii em,eN me to-say ; that " the
merits of their waters is gettii.g cxa-rcra-ted.
rs Hit re has been but few , of tii'ni
analyizeil. if any. No doubt t the f annus
Eureka Springs is impregnated with iron
and sulphur, but the majority of j the rc-st
contains no medieval pruperties. bat' is
c 'tuuioii soft I:iiies'toi:e watcr,'and the te
timnials of cures is no mure (hah we find
in the almanack's of all the stan urd
Patent Medicines. But this is a good
corn and wheat county, with the .finest
prospect for crop Ibis year that I have
ever seen, I think, since 1 have lived in
the southwest, though we have one draw
back to this country, the destructive
storms that pri vail in the west occasional
ly. S.There hashed &o 101113' (in the last
1 wo 'years that wi.en a dark cloud begins
lo rise you can see terror depicted in the
countenance ! of a great inany 1 .eop'e,
though there has but one near ibis place,
and that Was Ihe one thit tlcstmyed
ilarsfield. 31m ; il lsel in uIkhiI seven
or eight iniU-s .v?d f litis pl ce. Now
Mr.itSdit.ir I. will c shori thts lime,'
please send me 3 01. r paper as I want th i
news from my old native stt.te. Mo.c
anoa. i JL Vj REJiXE, r
Erie, McDonald county, " j
Btate I Debt ys. Jarvis.
Wilmington Tost: j .'
Tilrl it evrr nrenr to M .Tnrvia t.r It
comes with vtry bad grace from him to
abuse the lcepuoucan J-egisiatnre of 1863
'69 for issuing bonds for certain railroads
In North Carolina, when he, Jarvisj voted
. ii.. i.tmx.irvf. Tim t ,.. 1 nt
tlip ITnnr of I Renresent ilivfa nlmur th.it
Thomas J. Jaryis was a leader of the Dem
ocratic side during thai session, and that,
a vtry large majority of Ihc Democratic
memoers, including air. jarvis, voted ror
all of the infamous acts authorizing Gov
ernor Holden to issue bonds. Even tuc.
infamous special tax bonds was voted for
by Thomas J Jarvis. And ihe Ship Fraud
U()im3 euuii iiii.t 1 ii'iiiiin. uaiiia gwi
small sum of $1500 from one Pickerell, a
noted bond thief. Mr. Jarvis has never
denied receiving the money, but claims
tlitit Im lmrrnwpd it " It seems thut Jarvis
is going over the'State abusing the, Repub
v 1 it . 1. : 1 . 1 t 1 .10
licans ror noiug tnai wuh e uinin -sis
ted them in doing by voting for the
Republicans. . j
Mr Jnrvivi should also tell the People,
and he will do it if he has, reformed, that
A . Morrlmnn ! Sn i'amfl'' iltnr!!('V. WaS
akibbyistatthattiuiefortheiailroad bon !s
anu tuai me mini jhcuiuiuu uic "i
tlie acts authorinff tnose lH)nds wJiicn ne
and Jarvis lobbied through.: They were
assisted by all of the Democratic presidents
or ranruuus 111 out uu it puui
ing iJemocrats as jucige i-eison 01 in
If Iia lins nt lAsf refoimed
and wants to slop being-bribed as Pickerell
bribed him in 18US-'9, slumtd also in inform
l,;Dnn.lii'nrP tlint nut of the Sly.UOO.OOU
worth of lionds issued. Sl7.50u.O00 of tliem
went into the hands of the Bourbon Dem-
uniQ n1 if thev wertf SQuanuered. as
done by those same JJoUrmm- uew " ua.3
t C 11a wtv -mwi - j - . -
who rec civea tneni aner uuj
A tl...,. !
Oov Jarvis. these are I historical ,iacis
1..t- clidli 11 In Nininon hoilCStV iltlllil
lll'lfc ?' - . mw ,
" . . : . ' ..Hiiiixo
1st You should say 10 3'our
Fellow citizens. I know it was wrong for
the Legislature of 18G8 '9 to burden you
with an enormousoeui. uui x w -
2d. I know: my friends hal iiiesc.oonu
: 1 1.;, lAnonc nf r-orruotloM. but
in justice to vou I would state that 1, I hos
J Jarvis, vo'ted for them, ai d I j recei v ed
. . i . n 1 1 II tho 1
1500 frm I'lekereii.- 1 uis is
was ever proven on men. i
When Governor Jarvis mounts, the stand
nnd states the above facts 1'kcn man, then
and not until then will we believe that he
has become 'any jhvore honest man "u -
the day he receiveI.lhe$1500 from Picker
ell. ' ! ' : - ' . : i ,
We dislike lo it ell tlifcc iinpo,tdit mat
tcrs on the Ohiel' Executive of the State,
but when ihe Marts out falsifying Ihe
record and I makes statements wnn.n ne
L- miwii 5 :is false as can be. .we. believe the
hi know the whole truth. Ar
man who lives-ill a glass house ax Thomas
J. Jarvis has ;for thirteen years should not
ither should.' u U:n
ilJlV .xiv.'
wilh the record that is fastened to the past
conduct of Jarvis get up and uljii-e men
even as notorious as . Swepson, -Little-field,
Laflin and others who are his supe
riors in honesty and integrity.
It might j ho consiileret! ;, that wc are
saying these.' things about .'arvM because
he is a Bourlion' l)e:r.ocrat. but that is not
the case. We have clippingsfroma majority
of Democratic, papers of the State, includ
ing the Star ot; Ibis city which Charges
him with being dishonest, and while it
will be a liltlc undwrsome to punish
tntKi yet we liiay'lM.' called ujon to do so.
. 3rd. Frieiidsand feHow citizens,' as a
matter of history; and l! admit it to b.
you, that my (the Bourbon Democratic'
part 3)' received! nine lent lis -of these bonds
and squandered them. J ,
4th. My! dear friends,' I, Thos J. Jarvis.
ex ieedingly regret to hare lo admit, but
the facts! must be told these corrupt
bonds wasauth prized by the Legislature of
1868 '9 oil account of the tremendous lob
by .consisting of every-J)eriiocratie ruili'd
President in the Statejfand all "the Piesi
dnt3 were Democrats it that'time) assi-ted
l3' A. S. iMerrimon nnfi tlii rty other of ihe
Democratic lawyers in the Slate, including
the ver3' ablest in the State.
5th. 1113 dear friends and , fellow citi
zens, this record is hard, but as I wish Gd
to forgive me of all my sins. I must make
a truthful statement to ym : ;
tVU-SALK cheap.
A 1 Van Gilder's II ird.warc Store, two
Chrdwell Threshing Machines' Only been
lur one season. Also, one New Phaeton,
with top. tf.
I Don't .Waste Money
! On trashy extracts when you can buy a
lasting perfume so delightfully fragrant
and refreshing as Floreston Cologne.
- ' 1 1 i ' i
j J Answer This I 1 ;
Can voif find a case of iBnght' Dise'?e
of the Kidneys, Diabetes. Urinary Or. Liv
er (kimplaints j that is 'ear tile, that Nop
BiM-rs has n t or cannot cure ? Au 3'our
neihlHirs if! they can.
JITST RECEIVED "1 : W
One Car j load of Corn and Cob Mills
ai'd Straw Cutters at Van GiMer's5 Hard
war? and Agricultural Implement Store. 1
ll Can't Get It. -
Diabetes.'! Bright'? Disease. Kidney TJ. i
nary r Liver (;mplaints cannot, be e n
tractcd 13' you or your family 'if Hop Bit
ters are usd, and if 3rou already have any
of these diseases Hop Bitters is the only
medicine that will'posillvely cure .vou
Don't forget this, and d.m't g:-t wmi'e pu!T
ed up stuff that will only harm you.-
TOMBSTONE sT " '
And all kinds of Marble work kept um
ebtntly on hand, and made to order, by an
experienced workman.'- Designs furnished
on application. Marble and Slate Man
tels; white, or in any of 1'ie various jcol
orcd marbles furnished and put up at rea
so.i able prices. Al?o, all kinds of furni
tu"e marble.' Yard on the'' North-east side
of Public Square- 1 , -.!-
i)jc. 21, 1S81. v, n-f.
A Beneficient Action-
The miserable looks and feelingsof those
coiitii a at desks or - work-tables, are
caused by weak Stomach, Kidneys or Bow-,
els. ' Parkers Ginger Tonic witlroiit intox
icating has such a benefieient action on
theJ-e organs and so cleanses the iiisonous
matters from the system, that rosy cheeks
and good health 'are soon, brought back
again. Kxpren. j
, ;An Irap3?sibiiity.
Dcfcrviug articles are always apprecia
ted j .-tThe exceptional cleanliness of Par-i
ker's Hair Balsam makes it populnr.-Gray
hairs are impossible with itsttccasion.il
ue. -I 1 '. "..jl ;
t. i. van gildi:;:, ' ,
S ile Ageht for Western Xtirth Carolina
for Dixie, Watt. Oliver & Koiand Plows,
just received 1.000 DLi j Plow. if.
GRAIN 'WANTED, at Van Gildef.s
Hardware Store.
5.00-) Bushels Wheat '
5,000 Bushels Corn.
I will pay the highest cash price for
Wheat and uorn.
tf.
T. I VAN j GILDER. "
Fr Iremulousness. wakefulness dizzi
ness, and lack of energy. mot valuable
remedy js Brown's Iron Bitters.
An agreeable -dressir.fr far ihe ha'r that
will stop its falling, has ben long sought
for. Parker' hair Balsam, dis;ingusied
for its purity full supplies this want
Kiiow
That Brown Iron Bitters
will cure trie worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increasea digestion.
Cures general debility, and
j JL i r
gives a new icuc ui mc.
Dispels nervous depression
i and low spirits.
i Restores an exhausted nurs-
! ing mother to full strength
:r and gives abundant sus
1 tenance for her child.
v I-' , il I . f" :.' - J'
! i Strengthens the muscles and;
! ! ! nerves,eririches the bloodV
I ' l. ' .-K ! I , l! J -J-f
! Overcomes weakness, wake-
fulness,ahd
ack of energy
11 - --. i .. i - '
'.-..
Keeps off all
chills, fevers.
and other malarial poison.
W- 1 Ii - ' ''
iw ;fti: with: new life
! the weakest invalid.
-. -x - ';- -.
c Baltimore. DeC xS8x
For six years I have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys
pm8ia,andConstipation.andbecame so debilitated that I could not retain
anything on my stomach, in fact,
life had almost become a burden.
. Finally, when hope had almost left
nemy husband ; seeing Brown's
Iron Bitters advertisea in tne
taper, induced me to give it a tnaj.
Vincr fhe third bottle
and have not felt. so well in six.
vears as I do at the present time.
y I Mrs.il r.GRirFnc
Brown's
Iron Bitters
1. 1-
w;il have a better tonic
effect uoon any one who
needs "bracing up," than
any medicine made.
11
H Ashevllle I
Male mapbhy
s. rIvaklr,
ff rin'ci
k-il.
II. L. KING,
1
Aoci;
1 to.
' t '" " . i .1 1 - i
1 Will nnon ftii Kfpsion mi
Monday "pi'iitorrj'vr-
17th. 18i,,aii(V cont'iiinn f'i
two TiTa if II vc
; -- unnl, irith on.. Wl'l'k i il t t 111 lrtUia.
Pr.M.aivs ininHr thotoii-'hly for college or for a
bn.-li.e-1? hie. j
j r rr 33 irt ivx. s c
J Tuition from $7 nolto $S5.)0 prr t-rin
aocnrfl'ii"
to rale ot pnpii. ji iinions p.-iviuic.
mmitlilv or iiartcrliiTi ailvanw. pupil
con-iile: ed si cut ml! uatikpaid for.
p.iy :i 1 ilo. in a ri ahl v
not, belli;?-
j Tfo'ip'npil taKcn for k4s tlia'11 a TcrniL nuh'ss by
rncirial ai raiiii-mpnt. i I j .
j"llnrt.-vith Princirjal," tncliWtng fire'i jiMid. H-jlit.-j
SI? 1)0 Dt-r tnoiita. -
For luithcr infoi inHtion a(ldros-
:,f " " i ..'"; J A TIti: FKIfjlPAT,.
rinisa lrii 1 '' ;' ' ' U i - Abbeville. N. .C;
A white bull t tinier Ii I oil - wilh a Kray
spot j on one of tt- ey-s and one on Imt
liip, wilh -liort (looked: tail, sihout scv
I'll nioiilhf ld. aiVd nnswers to 'the. -name
of yick."t A l beral lew,) id will be paid
to any one returning l ei', to mn. j !
1 - f: j ' I AI.IiKKT liUNN..
Asheviile, NC- Aui? 2. 1882.
ANiM OUitiCG JV! E.NTS,
resnecf fnllv announce mvseif 1 a candi-
ilahi fur tlitt olHcd oi Treasurer- for li an com in-
CoilDtV.
i
M. FL ( LI I F-
Jalv 17, 1882.
j A PROdLAflAT10fJ
BY THE
S2(T 00 REWARD-
n-Triivk t)EP.itTMi:xT.
! i 1 1 tfAlll-lfjiU. 'AllUst U. "'i- '
ll'nrlll n nfTii-,! 4 11 f'l .M1T! 1 5 Oil hHH hcrTl lOCcivOll,
at ibH l)oin"rtmunt tMt !M:tii-a Car.laud, lati? of;
. . j . .. - . i y i j . . . j i. w.-. w.
tno ooa-nty oi uunoomoo. pijiiiu- rnaiy u im ;
dorl And Wheroa. it srppoarii tnnt the faid Marion
Carland hss fl"d thoj Ftafe or w roiitml liimeelf
that tho ordinary proves of law cannot be served
nnon him. ! I ',.
'1 Knxr. Thcren.re I. THOMr J. J VRVI8. GO
flTiNOR of the State bf No. th -f'inolina. by virtue,
of anthority in, m? vested W law. do issue tht my
proclamation, offcrin-; a row-ai d of
j r 1"' ' i il" t v ' ;
J TWO IIUKDRED TiOLI.AES.
I .-.!:. j 'X '
For the npprnljonjsioii aid delivery of the said Ma
rion Carland to the Sheriff 0f Buncombe lonnty,
at tho Court OHfC in Afhevil ,o, and I do enjoin
all officers of the State and nil zonl cUlxvm to a-..
sit in brinrinfr aid crimina' to jn-tice. l : -i
Dono at our citv of Riki.lh. theo!eenth day of
'Aneiift, liv-?2. and in jthe one liuialreili and ?ev-
.n.K ,f Ar.liili T 1 IflenRI ltllllCe.
i . " " " V , ViMiAJ . I TAPVfS
t 11.. I . rJ,
Pi i rate Secretary.
P. -.ho Governor.'
(J. L. DUDLEY
DESRI PTI O IV-
j MJtl' -"".," " , ; --------- "
lliiti even and lirbt ahd rathlfr fhoit hair, and i
beardless. In Kcakin? he nppear-s a if alkin
with' terih cInoil and Iii! t tteranee is pomewhat
,ifl otisr.rneted. In
talkimr he lias tlie
habit of couEtauily hiovin
the head and fhonl-
dci
SI4M
PARKER'S! HAIR BALSAM.
TKiT! n-ariMt and
tnost Economical Hair
Dressing.
PT(r Tails in Ttesffire
i the youthful color to grey
nair. 50c &nu nksu
druggists.
f loreston Cologne '
fTnt anil luting ptrii
"net ijf and tic.
aad axeeeaingiT in-
FAMKER'S
RT0F3IC
A Pure family Elctficlne that Sever Intoxlratw.
If you are a mcctiai.ic or farmer, worn out with
overworlr or a mother rundown by family or house
hold duties try Parker's Ginger Tonic.
If you are a lawyer' minister or business man ex
hausted by mental strain of anxious cares do not
take intoxicating i stimulants, but use Parker's
Ginger, Tonic J'j ' f ' , :
If you have Dyspepsia,' Rheumatism, Kidney or
Urinary Complaints,! or if you are troubled with any
disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood or nerves
vou can be cured by Parker's Ginger Tonic, i i
' If you are wasting ! away from age, dissipation or
iny disease or weaknesr and require a stimulant take
lyI(CK J. UiMIk. WWW. . . " . Hl.lUI.I l.
you up from the first idose but will never intoxicate.
It has saved hundreds of lives it may save yours,
HISCOX CO.. 163 William St, New York, t 0c sad
CM dollar uS ai U dealer, la mediciaa.
GKEJLT SAVIXO BTJT1XG DOLLAR SIZE.
GIWGE
GHILLEDPLOIS
TTIPST! PT.I1W9
have genuine chilled
tnould bonril whtclt
are harder ; than
-steel.1:; . '-.!:
Having the Mop
reversible idlp'pnhitsi- thry ir- lie b.-iOtnning
ing j lantlHd1, and
and iinostcoiioiitici, i. j
TIiM Drill" has
force feed diclribu
lorsfor both wheat,
and grass wtl, aud
linn th" only jFer
ti ipr. aiiaohuient
that w ill now sticky
nUoxpunte. Ill the.
Imptest ligln riniijing and b.tt Orill nmle.
BRITISH
I J-rf Tills ce ebrited Ftitlliarrj lias
ioi LBSaS Igaiiid l gt popularity i only
BRITISHli, . ' t L th. nric.. 1...1 l.
illXTUdau,e U t CVcli rfc iii.Wrniy
E.RWHITMAN3 vctitdi and It haw bei ti ftwind id jive
mural Ftrtiljter for r n li ito lr
patditlianfeaii Hrooiir. d rm oV ofA
b.Bl whitman-,
14
'!
t
OffiM and SaJswoouij
No
104 sCMrles istreet,
L It A IT I M OKE, HIB.
WANUFACT ITHER OF
Agr
ICS.
EDWARD J. ASTON,
AL ESTATE AND
j AGENT, I
Asheviile,
North
Carolina.
I Conrl tn
1 BITSISESM IJNIV E KSITY
u am w I, ii itinntn. tin.
Ybt 11 usiated Circular. A live nrttutl
Ilusi-
GHEVT
J - . i .,. u i c ..
I I can tpniin rteaui jiii;hus -
Mills eofirph tf. tr. liiteen hunuieu hoi
la.-s, Hiuii
upwards. 011 two ye ir's time.
Now-, if
you wish' to purchase si Mill on
loiiL' time, stiul for cireulars.
.:-,f ! ' i-!-: T I. VAN GILDKli.
Tmnnviknr to Fanner?
Tii lit, fieonle ot llavwomi. i
- - i l.i-: . . . .' ' 1 T J..I
? e.. ..,.,,. .,iw 1-Mmhii r-oi niies. ..i; nav
il : ! - .
opened a branch More at Waynesyilh- t
acdonimdMhUeithe people. .w'eie, y. ifl, e;i
iret v.mi- 'Hardware, Ironj
1 J, 1 r '.'j I ...... 1 t.i l 1. 1111
all. V
laekfiV:
I'itdU ri Ca't'iwMiter-s. 'iiml
151
iVlllll
ilal: . 11. nifnrnishinsr i it'ImuI.
I'Miririe
, . t - .
Pt,m:.!.nd Snrlnir iVflff.lllS.! Fa 1 1H VaOll
:tiain .-Kfniiincs iuid '. Saw Mills. Threshinir
MachinelsMdvveK. 'Heapersij IIore Ifakt".
St'rW ('UleisS, ltrn Sheller, Ci.lliva tot's.
Tt.;,iii.. xi.r.vili1 Plows. OlivtirS unci iixie
Pl.Uv Jtr': efe. as cheao I nA they bin he f'
bouirlit
ihe'i1 United j Stirtes. freights
added,
Von will li .d Mr. George H. Mil
krlin Vlnirre of piy stoc k. ;ljJ have eon-
( laded tliM year to , sell yjii lhejbest Va u- t
die mat
lo ; for 2."0 (this !ls
wholesale.
I Will no be undersoh
:l-r,: T. i. YanC
I-.:.:-AWAX.
- I i.
snoif T 7o':y ni'l 1
A XOOMA u U,A Y.'.V
ONE
;U1.L : 6 ( ars old. 'fhofr H"1'!
I Hnihiniii. The sire was of the eel
hliilcil
IJ.iK fiHliilv of Hhort Hojik, :.
2-li
Duke ot'lliafnniiton, of 7:li iuki: of
n.w.;,T-. 1 hl n.i'iiliiT was1 rJ-ii'o'f 'ihe IJiirli
torie.l Hales fainilv of 'ri'hVl-list ''. i I
ImpoiteU aJriilinii!!
' y: .V".."- - i " l - M
I bou-rht-him at alniiiii.tr:i tor's ule ilute !
. .! 1 ... it.. 0.. .i:...i ir.. - it,. iJ ..i
ears n"jr. near Mk m iim ivv. i
sure urectUT, ris iine iit ... i-i rvi"",r
. .11 , I-1 "... 1 1. : . m'i (.ti.iliiiiik: ! :
LI 1 U :UI Vill I , lii iiit-
milkers. his milk '.sjeivin
c--n- t .1 liinf rimi t'l; -ilild Kt vY
i'iiiiin :
Slioit Iinrn,
-o ljanjhld by persons uth ie h eaii.e "
from, f1l))is I cannot '-.fumij my: jjers.n il ;
knowUsle say, as I-h;iye not had j:r3 -i
his cnl.Kejyp'f aeto lest th.sjiality. . Th-te
is no fiiierjbrj more reliable Hull lo lay in
'North' Can 1 in a for general stock purjMiM
lhaii this one. 1 will sell him for 100
cash: He cannot I c 1 plicated m Ken
- " i . - . f
lucky to
klay for less linn 200.
T siT li-i vi- fur sahi seven Thoroliiihhn d
American 3lerino Ihu-ks, from ruru llain .
iiioiul ,-'hk'k from the! Inst il cks in t1,r"
moi't, b.t-d for strength of coiistii ution
aiid heavy hesilin o.iiaiitics, selt!ctel at il
biouirht to this con nty lr ftrt- with-vjH ctal
reference to r-cni.sinjr V,:n the native,
stock, ..''fchr'sn'ii't ofFer for $2a each. Thev
aieyoun; (two and three years lat sprinjri
T'lii ; iim-lra. i.r m r,'wnl Ktnfk !a ailV ill
1 1 V' . " --- fkj - 1
Ainericai and for, staitipiuir Hi i' .-qualities i
ti - 1 . .-:.tii 11 1 i
uj on iheu get cannot be exceiieji iit hs
eivgtini; from ti;f! to one hqndreii tlol'ars.
Tliey sheiir IMitlve vpounds! average..; nd
will douhle lhy weight f)f ileece on the
native Kwes the' first ro4 , :
GOATS- ..
I havelfiio for Fale a-l:ou j 80 rrade Ac
.gora (loitts. vomir Kwts, from 4 lo 0
UJood. Price according lo; ' frra-le. Al?o
one pnt'e IilM)d '(lY-urs) Hiliy at 7-1, 4
years oU1. '...- '--'- ... ; , j . ;- x- ' :- f .
This S'ock is in g wl rdi-r atul -iii be
seen at COL I.. 31. lIATCrS FA MM.
GleneiM'," Dent lreek, vi miles t?ot lh
West Jrojii Ashevilre. V
For ftiither panieiiiarA apply to CI.
41ateh. or bv ieller to ;. ' 1 i.
John E, Tapparsjl;
A l ' - ' - IJ.kfrsville. N-
49 4w i ' -"' ' - '.! ' . - ' .
H T C; i I . '":
-e0USE PAINTJET, ;
PAFER-HA GES f AND
a i a z ff k n .
V. O. BOX 102. ASHEVILLi:, N - C
G3-
U II M I 11 U II I La lm
1 v
MIXTURE
Milfu al SDccialt
ii nee
I
mav.10 if ;'. ! . M 1" ' i '
-1- "-!;' axi) : U . ' !
Stock'
1. -i
Imnrnve' Your Stock!
i V . t ! , .
A fine. full-l)lo(lc(lt AyrcsUlrc nULL
' ti ..a f . 1
mn lie foiintl dining me Ft-awm "i "i
V. S, Lnsk's SwanniiiKni farm, near Ailu-
ville. Fee, one lnnrt etrlctiy chmii.
STOVES AND
n
E offer for sale tlie best Assortment
HnnkinL' hiul ITo:tinir
I I-
Tin Ware and hollow Ware,
AVood-i AVn.ro. ever lron?ht tn the town of Ahc.
Vli-""t CHITi mhiiiii nv .
: ZIXTC -A.iSTI a?I2ST.
!,' l-' !- ' ' . ' 1 I -
The flood will bo Void nt veoylow- rt!fr,
Tinnlncr'roi'f and Jo'oliin j;ri:i niily, irnjnptly
attiiid ml t. ; , I
COUNTRY 'MERCHANTS.
;!- - - '- .'r--an
invlti d tn r.ill mH vxftmiiic jlnlrfttHk. Tly
.will nt be nml.uVuM. Th . j " ,
f r 'TobbiTtir IopnivtinfnrJ
will 1m itiulor the m.-iH.icmfi-.t f J. C. JJIKIXT N .
n ALLAiii) & vanjojm)!-:?::.
Ashcville, Xi'C.'.'ScjU. 21, 1811.
FOR BRICK BURNING !
I :H I . )
2 O OO" C ORDS
rr . O F ",7- ,-'-
NOW ON HANI,! .
TtTK will font ttir with rclon
W nail t s fir tlnv dt livrrv of
ilde
K, .i-.. t rousnriahle -n'rircM.' " in" Mav
and
the tollowin:; innnii:. 111 khs ui n-n tj'Mu
..,! iiiviril5 :il oiirl iinlin"n lhi'l'reneli
.. i . . . 1 - ; . . e , fi . J .. 1 .
I?i-ii:ul Uiv r, near Ihe Asheviile 'fli.?ht
U'p
have
htrc
the
Owinir lo the arranrine'iil -wu
Ln-ide for.lranpoiMin'' n:ir wkiIS iij
tniantiiic wnr eu-lonu-rs inav n-sv o? : ,
....... . . . . . i - 1
trompt tu.uiineiit or Mill- coipu-M ,
inado
Willi ti and tluirhy avoul UuiUAa
lions
delays lieretidore exiicrioiu-ed.
HTTA. K PIERRE V CO,
IlllleLf .Ma one Ii ik'U. .lalil
Apt.
12 tf, ' '.
DENTIS'.rivY-
f i ''- - . . t
R.
h; reeves, : a ''a s.
Offii
Bob in Sludcr Building, epp
; EN T R A L II OT 10
psito
j ptJfX SET OF TK KTil,.
-15 00 fcs am
1 f
! ,1 A t i l i A V. M1 ,
4 ())
Ii jl'O
. TA I J VC It-fin f ivn t I Wt
l.yl i(l.lW, M(l III ll ' I ' '
i:nso:
weeks
I hiii'
If mil sali-lied . can r.-1,111
11 the
I. platen
audi will refund Ihe eio'iiexf J .
evTlUvN (!.: Jiily2,.lssi..-' 4-tf. :
Al t
IU Of U; rri--i J .iirn i" - 1 - - - , - - : --
inttrforr-.il. lir .Hi-i.ry fifwii t lif. Tl.i. uij-U t h
lowl lb.1 1. ii. rrrT .-! '' " I i" r., .u..-.ll .. 1
i n. ,!. .j.'.4.rrft.ii.. I rM'xal .r... j,tlt,
po.iurlj n,.r.lr- ll. I ?"" i"f' , H ' "-
h.lll,. M. I! ) r.'...i I. tl- u. r.
tttd tt rr I.I.C ml ,ur ''. !''' If"1-!'.
t ... U. . - - 1 (!-" ' " ''' -
u., "r. 1 nj.i-i. - , r " "- j :
,4.1. ..N.r.. - .H'l-I"'" " " , , i . ' ,1.V
u.i ,..,..-.1 .k i ' K""" -. k-J-i- I .
HARK 3 KcMtUT Wo mr u wni-"i' j i wi
POLL
' CYMPTOMS OF A
TOprb liver.
Loss of Appetite, Bowels costive. Pais i in
tho Head, with a dull Bensation in th
back part. Pain uader the Shoulder
blade, fullness after oatinK, with a disin
clination td exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
a feeling of having neglected loma du ty.
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering atithe
Heart, Dots before the eyes. Yellow Bkin
Headache generally over the right eye. .
BestLessness, with fitful dreams, highlr
nin-rArl Il7-ina. and . 1
CONSTIPATION.
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