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Elected General of the United Confederates The Confederate veterans have organized themaelvea into a grand army. The meeting was held in New Or leans. June 10th. , On that day the organization waa completed by the adoption of a con alilution aud the election of Gov. Jobu li. Gordon ae commanding gen eral. So the General will com aand in pece the aoldiers be led in war. The organization ii named the "United Confederate Veterans," and the lettere "U. C. W will aoon be hb familiar as household words. Gov. Gordon received this morn ing official notice of bia election as aeueial, aod a copy of the conetitu- tiou. The objects and purpose! of the order are stated to be strictly social, literary, bia orical and benev olent. It will endeavor to unite in a gen eral federation all associations of Coo federate veterans, soldiers and sailors now in existence, or may here. after to be formed; to gather autbrn tic data for an impartial history of the war between the Slates, to pre serve relics or mementesef the same; to cherish the ties of friendship that hould exist among men who have shared common danger, common sunrinKS and privations; to care for the disabled, aod extend a helping baud to the needy : to protect the widow and the orphan; and to make and preserve a rcorJ of the services of every member, and, as far as pos- ble, those of our cororsdos woo nave preceded us in eUruity." Tne officers ait to be : A general. A lieuteoanl general. An adjutant general A quartermaster general. A judge advocate general. A surgon general. A ehaptain. And ei-ch aides as the general com tuaudicg may appoint. General Gordon will appoint bis ieutenant general. The next meetiog will be held at Chattanooga at a time set by General Gordon, lbs general taya that be shall Select July 4tb, 18 'JO. "Stings for tlie Mingy." A very neat emay is one entitled Stings fr the Stingy," which re :atest4 the miserlr habits of illus trous men and the little arrows shot at them by laviah and therelore im pecunious literary archer. This is one on Marlborough, a couplet, about a brige over a small stream at Blen beimi he loftv arch his high ambition ahows. The stream an emblem of bis bounty flows. Once a rat waa found dead in Lord ilden 'a bouse, and an anonymous epigram waa composed for the occa. Found dead, a rat no case could sure be harder. Verdict confined a week in ElJen's larder Honk was once invited to dine at tberiUr and Garter by a akinflint peer. For a party of four there waa a email chop apiece, a few potatoes and a pint of sherry. After the meszer dinner. Hook Bang the na tional anthem with the refrain : Happy and glorious, A pint between four of us, God save the king. Lord Alvanlev was the sneat of host whose residence was elaborately adorned, but when the dinners were scant. Alvanley wrote t The eyes cannot feast where tie stomach is starving; Prsy, less of your gilding and more oi your curving. The smarten tbiog is not in verse, but plain prone, and Hook said it. Invited to dine by a lady, a plate was uncovered and a brace of scant cut lets ixiton-d. "Mr. Hook said the boateas, "you see your dinner." "Tbauk jou," oWrvcd Hook; "but wnere'a lours f" San Frt ncisco Argonaut. lUidsville Weekly : Dr. Gallawajr'a old stroke of raralrsia was renewed Friday evening, and bia cotditloi ia the cause of deep anxiety on the part of bia friend. Corn and tobacco are in anlcndid condition. A goo. trooof Both sUplea is confidently expected In every section. We are glad to learn that the Reidaville a a a fa Cornet liana ww be revived. STATE NEWS. What Our Different Conteuiuo rariea I lave to Say, Winston Twin City D dly : ' Tvn hundred and forty-two dollars ia the amount raised so far for the Johnston sufferers in WinstoniSalem. Burlington News : Never in the historv of the town was there so much building going on raws, hammer and planes make muaio together, while the lumber wagons are alwiys on the street. - Weldon New : 4 colored m -n by the name of lUrdy Powers, who lives near New Hope Church, in this county, bad a calf ihirtceu month, old which last week gave birth to a large and well developed calf. Roxboro Courier : There is no bet ter piece on the face of the earth to establixh a ca&ning factory than right here at Koxboro here we have fruit in I undance, vegetables easily grown and pienty ot berries. It ia a good investment for tome one, now who will be the lucky man 7 Greensboro Workman: The High Point and Ashboto Railroad can boast of belonging to the great Urn ily of railroads, in that it baa al ready killed three cows, one colored employee and seriously inured two other men, and runnicg at a speed of only ten miles an hour. Charlotte Chronicle; Prof. H. L. Smith, of Davidson College, passed through Charlotte yes'erday on his way to bia home in urteensbore. Col W.J. Martin will jin Prof. Smith on Mondjy, and they will jouraey together tbiough Europe with the Jiorth Carolina teachers. . Washington Gazette! On Friday afternoon the houte of Mrs Arminta Tripp, widow of the late Capu W. 11 Tripp, wai entirely destroyed by fire. furniture, uteuaila, clothing, and everything swept away at one blow, leaving them entirely destitute of everything except their growing crop. Toisnot Rural Hi me: The jute bagging his been consigned to a grave fiom which there will be no resurrection. &ow there is one duty only in regard to this matter that behooves every cotton planter to fol cw. w e say no matter bow low jute begging falls, if to one cent per yard, it shou.d not be nsed. Corcord Standard . We were shown a few days since some radwLes of the Cbittier variety that were monsters in that line. One waa twenty inches ieng, another twenty-four inches in circumference. They were grown by air. tA. Johnston, of 1'opiar Tent. and he aayi that this variety is good to eat until quite large. Scotland Neck Democrat : One of the most level beaded farmers of this section was in our iffle last Satur day, and said to na that a newspaper is one or the maa springs or a town s success Baid he, "It is a tool for the merchant, but they do not use it." Our friend is of the opinion tlut every merchant ought to patronize bis town paper liberally. Cheap tales U the State Military Encampment at Wrightaville Sound, near W ilmington, are announced by the Seaboard Air Line. Tickets for civilians to WrightsvUle will be pnt no aale at Seaboard Air-Line stationa from July 8d to 15th, Inclusive, good returning until and including July 20th. The rate from Raleigh lor the round trip win be Troy Vidette: The farmers are in the midst of their harvesting, and we learn what wheat promises a very fair yield throughout this tection. We learn wii b regret of the death of Mrs. Addie Pool, wife of Rev. J. M. Pool, of Jackson Springy, and l sister of our esteemed friend, J. C DrutoBt Ei , of this township. The deceased was a most amiable la 1 7. Wilmineton Star t Governor Fewle has designated Saturday, July I0tb, as Verans' Day at the State Guard Eucemrment, at WriKbtsville. The enure brigade of the State Uuard will parade on the afternoon ot that day, and will receive the veterans with the highest honors, review being amonir the ceremonies of the occa sion. The railways have been, re quested to give special rates to,lhe veterans. It is particularly desira ble that the attendance be as large aa possible. Col. Wm.,L DeRotwt, of WilmiLglon, has been requested to take charge of the veterans on the day named. .in..... m 1 The rain which comes in sheets is ot much of a com fort. CONFEDERATE VETERANS. Call for a Meeting; in Every County on July 4th. Du. ii .i. N C, June 1. 1889.- Tu i I'.aM of Horth Carolina. 'flr. 11 vmm The call of the Con federal. Veterans' Association has tot been as extensively published a it ia important it should be, and 1 therefore respectfully ask that if you bare not already done so you will please give it insertion in each of your papers, and also call attention to it editorially. Please help us, gentlemen, In this patriotic work. Very respectfully, J. S. Carb Purmant to a resolution adopted by the North Caiolina Confederate Veteran Association, I hereby call npon the Confederate veterans in each and every county in the Suite of North Carolina to assemble" at their respective courthouses, on Thursday, the 4th day of July, 1889, to form a Confederate Veterans' County As sociation, under the plan of organiza tion heretofore adopted and publish ed by this AssocUtiun. In counties where such associa tions have been already formed, I call on tbem'to meet on said day. It is earnestly requested that all County Associations formed and to he formed shall immediately trans mit the proceedings at said July meeting to W. C. Stronach, Secre tary of the Association, at Raleigh, N. li. said proceedings to distinctly set forth the name and poetoffice ad dress of the president and secretary and the names of the executive com mittee thereof. It is must eurcestly recommended and requested as of the utmost im portance that at the said July meet ing there shall be recommended for appointment by their association the names of two patriotic ladies tor each township In each county, who shall be especially commissioned to aid in the gl ri jus work of establishing a soldiers' bf me for the old and broken veterans of North Carolina. Let it be understood that this association Is determined that a soldiers' home shall be built. J. 8. Cask. President. Sponge the Horse' Shoulders. At this aession of the vear. when farmers' horses are put at hard work aiW a winter of Comparative rest, their shoulders ate very liable to gall. I aeut some d stance to a far mer's to learn why his horses were never afU'cted in that way, although be is noted for working bis team severely. Proceeding to the aUble 1 had no accasion to ask the question. I nr K auj 1111 lust rciurucu iruui ili fuId. and the farmer waa en gaged at one and bis man at the other sponging their shoulders witn cold water. This is done everv time thev come into the stable after hard work, and freedom from abrasions, and con sequent comfort of the animal, is the natural result. When farm horses come in from labor, in the spring es? pecially, it may be observed that they try to tub first one shoulder and then the other against tne stall, ine wear at this noint causes the animals to feel exceedingly nncomfortahte, and human men win not witnnoia from them the cooling, toothing in fluence of a little cold water. Cor. N. Y. Tribune. m Whea n office ia out seeking a man it is like a ghost. It startles everybody. A perpetual motion machine has not yet been discovered, but the tongue of a 7-year-old boj asking questions comes preuv near iv. This is the season of the year in which you can get what you do not want real cheap. One way to make Congressional garden seeds come up is to put dyna mite under them. The man who invented the loco motive cow-catcher never got a cent for it. And yet it has given lots of men a nit. In hathinir suits of modern cut Along the beach the maidens rufi: No wonder that the sunlit ave Are seen so often in a blush. tf beauty is only skin deep the rhinoceros should be the hanilnin est beast afloat. A Rochester man has a Verv slow hone that he has named "Poor Joke because poor joke dnesn t go. t OFF FOK THE FIGHTING GROUND. Kilruin's Friends Li-aw f New Orleans to Select (h liattle Ki-Il. Hew Tun World On next Monday John L. Siuiiv t and Jake Kilrain urr; to v t i their long-promised hdHw. Kilrain party, having won t!n for the choice of ground, had to as same the initiative, so Fr . .'. " son, Mike Donov.'.u, aad WY.i, .1 Harding went to NVw On.- i: week over the IJalilm iv uMii'),!. railroad. Their r.asau i ; u:; this route was to sr Kilr-i-: Charley Mitchell, wlin m't to ,1: the depot at i3aLiui'.? fr :i n'!- ence. Dispatche& re--i ! , , - vensons triemls' in u.. n . state that he found Jake in tin" ( .i dition and quite confident us io tU result, while Mitchell expiwd l ii i self as entirely satisfied with hi- man. The Sullivan partj are al,-o s i ting ready for the long j'luuiiv. Jimmy Vak-ly wiid tuat In- e- pscted to hear from Stevenson . - ! Thursday naming the place for tne fight, which must be within one hundred miles of New ( rle m. Wakely strated Sunday, accom panied by Charles Johnston, ami they were met at Rochester by Sul livan and his seconds, who are as yet unnamed. A special car has been en gaged by the Sullivan party, to be attached to the regular express train. It is decided that under no circum stances can anyone gain acecs to the Sullivan car! Judging from what is said, the men who are behind Sullivan are perfectly satisfied that their man is in tip-top condition, and one bet of fl.OuO to S00 was offered by a weh- known sport that Sullivan would win in less than thirty rounds. Fully fifty or sixty men will leave this city to witness the light From uos ton there will go nearly thirtr. while Albany, Hochster, Uuflalo. Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati. St . Louis and Louisville will a'so be re presented, and the New Orleans contingent will probably swell the total number of sitectator to about one thousand. It is understood that the right tin will be given out to those entitled to it at the fet. thanes Hotel, Sunday, the 7th inst. The Inter-State Farmer's Asso ciation. This body, which was organized at Atlanta, Ga , in August, 1557, is composed of repreenti'ives trout Alabama, Arkansas, t londa, Ui-orgia Louisana. Mississippi, North C'uru- lina, South Carolina, Tennessee, lexasaud Virginia, these repre senutivta (five or more for e.ch Congressional District) are appouiUu by the Vice Presidents of the ?;a.i.-. respectively. VICE rRESIlE.VTS. R F. Kolb, Montgomery, All. L P. Fvathcrstonc. Forest City, Ark. J. T. l'ettcrzen, Pensacola, Fla. Jno. P. Fort. Mt. Airy, Ga. J no. Dymond, Bel lair. La. J. T. Henry, Greenwood, Miss. blia Carr, Uld Sparta, A. C. E. it. Mclver, Palmetto, C. L. D. Yarrell, Belitield. Va. 13. M Uord,Nashulle.Teiin. G. B. Pickett, Decatur, Tix s. The Associa urn will lutit in the city of MoiiUotuery, Ala., on lie 2o"h ofAugist, next lkduce.ir.u-,! ail lines of rail ay wi.i oe himk i, i also at the hotels aud u .r ,1. r houses of that city, anl us: : luroished to delegates in due 1 .. ' the Secretary. Composed of U ;i;i.r. ps. . agricu t jrists of the N inn, 1,1 . 1 U rift represent tticeturpim 1 ii gressiye thought, whioti tt e. dons and surroundii's liavc iv.t- and which mast ive A.- gr.a' economic question nuw c u.io,. ng us. Let every Mate be l.i.i v am. strongly represent d. Imp-n .nt questions atficttiig the m l.i : ! vancement aud uidufi:l d.vi meitt vf the South, and tpc.uily ii. promotion vf her gieat agicu.mrK interests, will becoiisidertu, L. I P01.1, I'm. U-.dih, X. C Jso C. Cukskv, At 'v- Monsoon ry, Au. Durham Sun: The man wh e uki run a paper t suit every bedy ' heaven wearing a crown of ei,;i propirtiori8 and a double ci oi mn;? ' The snakes a 11111 se es hen he wretiing with a severe alt ic of d, lirium tremens are not "wt'rr" snakes. This ia reliable. rwaipw.ivaji I I !i -jirat ion. ' : anpythonght." the parent said, i A 1 ?(.! ? )(' Iv o'er him. . ! .: ) bust d' in' town." .1 n .) y s bank upsid down '; i Jn.v C':e?ar ! what a frown; t 1 a ; been there before him. J'ui'a'idjihia Press . . j A Mwct Girl Graduate, j Hie a' iihe 1 at a cooking school, I Ai svmo 1 I a-hly sid, , '. fci;:Ce lead your tliouglit to i r e j ; 'I ws the college bred?" ! iw-.-re-l c-il.lir, "Sir, not so; , lps tne to prepare ; i atiiicspiiere for you ! i- iii eurifctits in the hit." Life. Culinary Maviins, ! i ;. :i v- will buy no beef. A 1 H--;Jae 1 i the best svice. ; ii.'i .ire fa.jt what is in anotuei'd Ji' iti j-.i- ot ihe pudding than : li ; '! i. t ii; ge man. like the tber I in-. i.-r, .s known by his degrees. - '1 n.-; rsm who i-neers at virtua i wai.'.s it bad. I Ti,.- buivht-r is a fat, jolly man 1 w - is in 1 he habit of taking life as j it co:a b. Afltr jou Ji liin bad hugged bis gill iij (.a!rl h r s'rained Loney. o It yv. hatrv-n to w a small biy .!mirg a tnr.ble !);' you will know w.vu ue u-ih t'i it he has caught it. F.r t Ci cugo Lady 4,IIo' do you hue Kmilv's utw husband?" Iec-n 1 Chicago L ly l,I never tr;ed Liiii " The rvarvii it- 1 hen that sca'low ed a We w i not Ions ;n concluding that l.crs was a peck of trouble. ... ,.4. Ti.at Virinii dog wit'i two tails is pe.haps aii(.thcri;ga of thi? growth of tin coanny unJ -r Mr. Hariison. Tii'-av.-raije iuuti is apt to l. the 1 .'ME thihir t 1 a i ! when he gets be.-ije hi in St.-if. Sho-makers may not know it. but for a line of slippers it's hard to beat banana skms. A Ueiiiarkidilc ( oiiir idenee. Several vcars 820 Kevs. Charlie Jii;s Soon, a Chinaman, and Charles E. Churls: ro.n, a ltussi 10 Finn, were shipJiMles. Sion professsd roligion au ij i ued the Fil;U Street Me:h lit Church of this city, under th$ !iuiil.traii ia ofR-.'V. T. Page Kicmd, an I anniotH as to the salva tion tf -iiipmate, Carlstrom. A fvw .1 u."ter, al the sime church, .'!ir!:r u.i was couveredd under the iiiii.i.-i'ai: :s ot His; D. II. Tuttle. s, I.W S9 e-!ujatd by the Methtjilis'.s t Duilmni, a. 1 is now, and has been ir (Over.l ycar, 111 China laboiing ai a p.-tacher of t;:it lenoniination far the st. v i'ion f his fellow coun try men, u.iie CarUtrota and family !tl ih ci:y 011 Fr. liy f jr the pur Me ft la!rii g a a .Methjdirt mis. sionary in LapUul for the .ilva"ion ulsj ot Lis people. 1IW Star. - . lhcrewa-ian interistin meeting of the xi.vutive Cotuinittee of the S:;t'e Agricultural Sjjiety 0:1 Thur 1 1 la-t t wu c!i it w..s decided to i! State Fair on Oct. l.'dh, Hi . IT: .. urA LStb. i . i a ! t't from a distance .a;.. i 11. trite, ( 1' Si -lni.i, Msj. ;i ti. t f U. Jsvdle. Mid u 1 , ci' F ristille, Cant, !. li. C. !l,.,!,!in:iteld. V. !. Ujuhuicb, .J. S. ! ' ; t. W. P. l)tcl.tlor, .1 an. I '.ill- is. t . , f i fetiii i: irtva:Iel and lnii v.;. ia i .j: j.;!i v t'c nti leuce ii. jui'cf i the lair tin- year, i h- niiiiT 4 -iiy ;.! I grain cr.'p has .1 it p. ; :t i b j i'ii, m -.ii, a)d tlte uitii-t,- '"-nt wrt4 u-e it had acted hi i hi nut Itinmrg irk until .ui ' I . t .- ft- irii. a ripe tji it. ili t Vtiii ro; 'itte 1 pngres .'( ...ly. 11c 1 .ria.' i tfu- ligbt ntad i i:a 1...' 1. ,-l.it.trc I r a siieep ar i 1 .-It i. II. ."a li, Cap . AliiHt; I s, ..ii( ai .1 '.!. li ck and i,: .!!.i ..' 1 ,.1 ;o make accept ti c. i t 1 i (uu'.,r Ict'crs al a. ! .1 I li't griiwers f.ir i n,. h : gr .-.s and g-ain. And ..;.. r.ia HoiiaUd railways i;u j'ii .;!. it g te rate of one cent it inii ;.r cviy mile traveled au 1 free irainporutL-n for eshilnis. Vci Obernr, I:! i 1 i i Yi
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