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PEOFEPPION A L O AE D3.
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. A.1?T0UNEY At tAW. v J '
" Greentboro. IT. C. ,
WjlUid at Graani oii Monday of each wseh
Rttend to professional brilne6.; 8e 181 i
(f raiatco ia the Btnto and Federal Conr
iil fitltbfnUyand promtiy attend to all bitss
(eMiitruHted to him - v' ,-. '.
JA. GOB A.' LONti,
ATTORNEY AT tA.W,
'Way lT.'RS.' " " - ' ' "
:' ffb'y 13, '90 .;;;'-; ','':.,-;
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v Offer hU protcwlipal ervlee to the poo
of Graham andTlclnty. ;riC?allB prompt
attended, "fv1 i-'.ts:,A '" lf-fil '
.. jm. . r iina
Cmll sad Trade-Mart, obtained, and aU Pat
ent IrulnoM eoodntfcd tor Moatumrt fKv
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town, eoat tie. Addieev ; . ,
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X. 'THERMOMETERS ANDTOBACCO;XNIVES,
brine the children, we
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; ASSUMING OFFICE ' IN DCMINQ. ' f
BceeKtiioftlm Conneotd wltli Changing
Fostmantaiw In Nw Mexleo.-
Stranger, this hfere is a true story."
' It happened hi Doming, New Meiy
loo, at tho thriving town that lies at
the junction of (he Southern Pacific
and tho Atchison, Topeka and Santa
F nPoltics, had - beou red bot'fof
months them. Tho opposition, beaded
by Bill Carnis,a leader wjtb -a pull,
wanted; to oust the postmaster. The
postmaster is the boss Of the town in
New Mexicoi The Oarnis party made
things hunr tn their campaign, "and,
with the aid of two newspapers that
C&rais ran, ' they succeedea in their'
fight ,- The Ficuors called a conference
in, the highest aft gallery that the
town boasted. ' Tlie great question wad
whowould take the postinastership.
Tho defeated man .traveled with a bad
gang, who were toad; clear through
about the defeat, and who had shoot'
ing irons galore and weren't particu
lar about the wav they let them off. y
"I guess you'd better take it,'Car
018," said the "bboya ' " '
r-;"WhaL tsusrj- ' "y i:
? "Yes. b'hevins, there : ain't no one
else as can properly represent-us."' "
i "But I've got my newspapers to edit."
: "Let'em run theirselves, and step
1st And whoop the postofBo up." ' " j
V Carnis saw there was nonse declin
ing the honor,' and so ho said-in a ie-
Sairinji tone that he'd see about it
e had a band of friend himself who
weren't used to standing monkey bus
iness with meekness. ' They were' the
gamblers of Denting." They had taken
a shine to'Caruis ever since - he had
aid that the sheritf of the adjoining
county was a horse thief in uisgnise
and proved '.it, despite the sheriffs
threat to blow his head off if he didnt
retract the impolite insinuation. ' fie
told the 'gain biers that he was going
to interview me ptrjimuHier. 1110 an
nouncement tickled ' tho gamblers,
The leading gambler said lie would
go around and see that there wasn't
any monkey business.- " 4 ' t
The defeated postmaster was sitting
in a bank, the office of which be nsod
as . the postal headquarters,": Carnis
Started in right off: i ' ''.,'
"I've been appointed DOStmaster."
"Ileard aomcthing about that story,
A I don't believe iu" - '
but
'Tm going to take the odea. Per
fiaps that will prove it.
, "You can t
taveiL that's tJl "
The head rambler of the town broke
Into the interview at this juncture.' '
Say, well give you just .twelve
hours to step out of oflice.
, "Ah. you doo't say x"
'"See' Jicro. I tlou t want any non
rase. We're peaceful, but don't get
oar mod up." ' . .
"Suppose I give up.- Carnis, where
are yotr going to take the posloGcei
Dickmson , . . '
' Dickinson's was the rival bank at
the other end of the townr It was a
r sweeping move. . In Iteming, wher
ever the po&touice was located was oi
necessity tlie busicess et-ottr of tlie
town. Its removal would mean grvat
injury to- the eligible real rotate clus
tered about tlie old postoDico bcaif
quarters. The , defeated postmafter's
brows cootractd with consternation.
"Tliat's a tlafnnable notion.'' -;
"Jut so. i Well call to-morrow and
get the letters. Good day,"
The. defeated postmaster's friends
had been very busy during the iiiu-r
vie mt girin? vnt to their ciiarrin.
V.'lu n Caniiij gt out-ih; he saw a r:i;
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GRAHAM, ;N,o;VTHURSl3AY;.;
r i ln-ii'n'v'- tiii.i,-';,, V In ., ,f ii, tii"-- '' ' i -r ii. i'i
'wheat and Other.
-iur orices tell lhe " tale'
are eoingto have a big
.
store, witn matin cans titxi to trie tail
of tho old coat u round -the flgure. It
was an effigy of Carnis. labeled "The
Now Postmuster." t '
..The boss ganiblo boiled over with
rage when ho caught sight of it rile
called a greaser over to him:' '
"Want to make a dollar, Charleyr
es,".'-;.---'-.:.'' i-
, "Go and tear that thinu down."" "
j " Tho boss gambler gave tlie greaser a
stiver collar, anu went dock to nis
lair aeri. tlie etiigy was still tncre
three hours later when he strollea
bock; Charltiy waaibere; too. 'Vr,; f "
. "What do you mean, by taking my
dollar and not earning it?" tho boss
roared. ;' ' ---
.T "Theysaid they'd kill me' if I touch
ed ii". :; r. :f '..' W" ' ', r'f f
. Tho boss gambler pulled a big shoot
ing iron and took up liis place iu the
roadway directly.dppbslte the effigy.'
, !' "Chai ley, you ' go ovor there, r, be
saul, i" "ana toil tiioBe, sneaics uiat u
they move Til blow the uuylighU out
of tlie ilrst man that stirs,' j . . ' .
"Yea, sir' said the grouser, meekly.
"Then-you come out ' and rip that
down." -":,. fi: (.: . J ; , ; H
, "Yes. sir." ,'.. ' i"j, ..V ',: ,,W
' The gang saw the boss gambler la
the roadway, with his. shooting iron
drawn, and received the message with
the deference due an official jedict
Then ; they: stood, close- together and
witli creatfallen. faces watched the de
spised greaser shin up a ladder and
tear the eUlgy do w n. '- - i. ? ,:; f -:
"Qeutlenien, 1 am of few words,?
the boas gambler shouted iu through
the grocery door, at the cowed eacg,
"The next - man who - attempts to'
bang that thtn'g up dies with hi boots
on. Don't anybody forget it" -
That settled the great political battle
id JJeming. , xvext day uoruia set up I
the potphie'e in Dickinson's bank, auu
ttjstayed there until Postmnster Car
nis came east-'-New'Yorfc Sun,
- fa flolMialej. -.- ' ,..
' In Munich, tlie paradise of the Bo
hemians, there is even more freedom
of. action and of conversation tluui
there is in Berlin. " But then a real so
ciety does not exist io Munich. Every
body is more or less Ikthetniau.
Princes of tlie .blood vit beer houses
in the sante happy-go-lucky fashion as
the tradesmen. One of tlie best known
of the' best Bohemian,. anil- really one
of the most remarkable women in
Munich is the Baroness von Pausing
er. wife of Uto ex-minister of finance
for Bavaria, She keeps open house
for patuterav poets, kmgera, sctorH,
journaihsU. . aitd almost everybody j
who can U;hav decently ood dreaej
reapecilily. In Baron ta Pausin
linger
tidbtu
bouss you may bear the eociui
that ore rot a 2 in Munich, r A man of
woman with -a good story is a great
priZ. au Franciaco Arunaut .
Triwilaa Clow Tlaterm. '
.Chambers' Journal riote a terrible
cirvani.itanc-0 in con nncliou with tlie
Venetian rlass inuuw, ant! tust to
that aiter tnauv years of work wht-n-
(lie workmen ore between 40 end W)
years of eg they berrn to kwo lliei
sight tuly after a aliort while, are
wbol! v blind. There scetns IJ bo no
rtmedy for t'ai ciiforturato rtr.te of
thicn, 'far many protect! re devi
fcave Leen tried w ituont ucces.. . The
bbudnera is caus-d by li;e c.Terssive
Lrat and p.'ku by the gUruof tlx? ncref
eeuslng iLiZxs icvta tl.a (Lus.far
navca. ".
bf.shdes andjh the entire, Jot. guarahtee there . f
are much cheaper than, the sarhe qualities are usually sold ;v;ilieW OllOew i
come ana see 11 we wm not imute it iu vuur mtiTt;t,vy viiyGZi' '" r ". , ' .
- snoods' 1 we.wilL sell '- surpnsindy low comci and "geq'.for; yourselves';'', " '
and our styles please
time from nowtill Sept."
' '
JOSh BILLINGSy , AUTOBIOGRAPHY. '
-" . , . r.-..a 4i,
A trlrf Document Written to ' a OooSI
Stor TWMltJwo Vwl Ago. r
i -That quaint humorist. Joh 'Bill
ings, penned the following loiter in
Carleton's book store in this city wore
than 0 score of year ago, and for
warded it to his literary friontl, Mr,
Bowen, of Fort Plains ' ? ,i ; 1
"Dear Charles: If yon can git rre
a few kails to lcktur but your wny il
will ,,be clever in you. ( rVrry that ' 1
have no pictorial Triogtepby xif my
face to send you ; the fact 1 that ' 1 am
so cussed humbly that I can't be took.
I have son tki England for one of tlie
Book Billings. ; Those publishers are
worse thun resurrectionists-they steal
man while living; I ought to have
bad ut least $5C(T from the Jjondoil
publisherSw. but never had a cent
My lektur on milk has been skim mod
for lyceum taste. There ain't' any
thing in it that need make aii Vbmlur
faint away, and I believe thero iasoine
nervous truth in It , " -
'lAs reirurds the eatostrophy in ray
biography thus for, I can only suite
that iwas born in Massachusetts, be
tween two mountains, in ' the year
1820. , At the age of IS, the first busi
ness I' attacked was tlie wool-business
driving sbecp. I had never been
away before, and everybody seemed
to know more than 1 did. 1 saved my
self, but lost the flock of sheep pretty
thoroughly.' At 1(5, 1 brought upon
the west bank of the Mississippi, oven
in tlieYn days quite attreatu. ' The paxt
thirty years have beert divided, multi
plied and subtracted' in and among
the various scheme of A vagrant tenv
petumentiSUpplanted In a strong nat
.unit constituliou,' such as husbandry
ia the, wilderness; where (here wa
more, wild bees to hunt than oat to
cut; merchandizing at the fork of
mud'tunipike with u stock of broganr
baoia, Lowell calico end whisky by
the quartj running a high pressure
steamboat on the Ohio river a lively
life, where man can see human nature
with the bark oil. and learn how to
wear with great ; precision. ' Also
peculated In West India store end
potash, the two first crops of a new
country: an auctioneer; and for eight
year a laud hunter on Indian trails,
and mode tough by tiding a bog skin
addle and eating acorn fed pork and
corndodgers. ' . ' '
"My life hod been a ncce tlitM
for, for ! am still alive, but pecuniari
ly, who ever made mouey by playing
the ecccntrkh wanderer from one rude j
- vocation td another but little better t
a common trapper and houey
knd Tttiion hunterJI hnv bad
much comfort out of all this, -and
would 'not take tho best farm- Li
the state of New York for the sights I
have-aeon.-' My literary raid has been
si tort but sweet - 1 have liod m much
fun out of it as cny man who ever
lived, and when 1 roiled tli.it it is but
liulo more thanlivo year uio I first j
put comic on taper. 1 eon ccrtaiuiy j
feel that if have not mcdo- much
coin. 1 nave tber ninol a.-linicvim o
iruoeriue that I liavo ncrrr v. nutu a
in in niulica asuiiua tho truth , of
virtun of t!i worl.L 1 tni?hl hnra
ginned aioro wualota by stooping iu a
cloister, but nouU, fcave mUxl lh .
" . . --. . . 'J I
iark iiuoii' hi ui(imorunzn i-, Kruuuicu&JT dBtrreu. the hica being
the so'uer Loot of o midnight owl in j hunting Vt boraea, aecing to the fence that any avil which'impended upon tho
U:o wUilerr;7 . 1 was never rick all 1 cronvtng back any stock that tiay liave 1 WMrtTln:ght p3 into tieT tuIlio anj
duy in my L.'ot revcr saw a rr)::u ia a T? 'Jf VT, . , " 1 thus be carricl vd in flime. Tbe exp.a-
tight ix4. but whet .1 wa iviiiiegto, hiraly doaralOe ahouU be kTt teridc. j ti.n. i? fu!!r canicl oat, "was nic-t cotn-lo,,-.
(Lotcir vra; iia've IivcJ ' . f tf tgbored bulU 1 t.,TtbU to lw suCieient far a
the hiz:i snJ tho and ccvi-r tM
in -"-i .1 f i ii i 'in nil,- ' ,
We. Have' the. a&tincy for this fertilikrdhd'tAth'.guaLmntee'that theffe ' ; -
A: FULL STOCK ,
the ladies will not buy. old plugs and we doVf blame. thenl j , Everybody 1
1st, and after that time
- ;" -
m my'hocKcta icnife or a ptstoi. Ex-,
cuso this if il liiokK liknmliKm. T nnlw I
mean to brag on the joy the world bai
luruiaiiea me. Yours tenderly, ?'
"J08M BtLUsaa"
"New York, Jatt. 20, 16C7."- ' ''
,' i . New York 6un. -
' '. "n-j Tlll't flW ton'nomo."
;i 6ho,! was an intolligont," cultured,
motherly looking Jady, a good church
member and tcachor of n Sunday
school class, hut she looked iu well
simulated , amaienjent at the street
car conductor when ho paused her
bock fourteen ceuis in change for the
quiiHei- which sliu had tondeitid; 1 r -i
.J.'Ypi'tn;,. one , are and, two.. half
fares,!' explained he. , ., ,:-'- "1,1
- .'Two hulfari. sho .murmured,
qucstioJiiiigly., , ;i XI ,-. ! ;. ' '. ,r
j "Y4 that boy's more than, B years
old." , . -.,;.; . ' '';:.. ;, i ki. :- '
"I'm 7 yoara old," .volunteered ' tin
youngster in question, aa If ho thought
hjs testitaoay .would- straighten out
matters.' . . "' ., " . ;
Ilia mother blushed iterceptibly, but,
woman like, she, would have tho last
words ' ;,-it . ; , , - ;
i "1 never paid for hurt before,'!
."Oh, vos, you have, wa,"qoutu '.,'th'e
terrible infant, very anxious now to
establish his claim of being a big boy.
. Hi mother settled back in her seat,
ber face (lie buttle ground cf umoUou,
But tlie boy snokenfaiu: ,, '.
; "Quit nudgin' me." ,' f .
' Hi mother whispered something in
that boy's ear.that settled hiui. Jaf
falo Courier. - t,:. ' ' t
' .'-j.i. - "o0 ul Bparrow.. (
. A curious scene was witnessed in
Palace yard, . Wcatmimtcr, .England.
A sjiarrow was picking , up the corn
which hod fallen ,rotu, the. horses'
nosebags, when a mouse appeared and
proceeded to dispute with tho sparrowj
itm stilus mi ujo tuuiiiv,-. uiuinsuia,- j
flcht ensued, which Lstcd for si
some 1
miuutca, and .then the sparrow bcut a
retreat .. Tho sparraw 'bed evidently
been injured in tlie fussio, and for a
timo wusunoLl to fly. At last the
sparrow dew op, and cabman JlnL.h
ed the incident by killing the oioum
witn a wuip. luxciiangq. , ; , ;,
- Uf mt a Baoel
A ranchman life fas plsant and
healthy one, attbongb varied with a good
deal of bardafaip and anxiety. '. To ba
occewgful tbay tmvt be atrong. able
bodied men, "canaUa 'of ooduring all
kind of fcirdaJiip and privation, and
(brmbl also be pauent, abfewd and enter
prising.''. The faro to plain and obetan
tint, and wher a ranchman keeps pigs
and chicken and be a vegetable garden
be eon have ttvufScw-ntly varied. Many
of. tbom, however, Uto on Salt pock,
ennned goods and bread, and do Without
milk awl batter, bat this to inexcusable,
a out of a herd of cattle they con easly
get a few cow for milking,. Breakfast
to rraerally token at half-mat S o. tn..
and as aoon aa tbie to finished,- or otae-
tinM f"rB rornnwr.oed, re or two
or the nen hunt the id of saddle horae
o onve tliem to corral, when each man
-.. -. . 1 - . ,
wuoac-wtt -m iwwuw ru yiuiny
r?1 h horp. aadtUV-i hun and ndea otX 1
-y" " ' 1 ,
' ' " 'r
ON Fit AND ' :
we will put the fabbi'ts
o r:i
I There ore. three prbtcipai method el
destroying these inseuts. 4 Where the
land had been plowed fori. wheat aone
hatched out, -as inverting the. soil d
stroyed -tho - egtts, and- no hoppers were
found in. the- fields of grdwing wheat
But fcom tad Joining, nelda, especially
those where wheat was grown last year
and then abandoned without plowing,
they came in armies, sweeping tlie fields
before -them, i In traveling tnls way a
line of march- is formed before which
every green thing disappears. CWben"
Dry Lugger left, some of the field were
eaten uito several rods. The method
adopted pric to the arrival of kerosene
and tar wa to dig- a ditch two feet deep
and two feet wide just In advance of the
approaching host A few inches of straw
is then placed in the bottom, and the'
looasta are .driven into ft, by' walking
lowly along behind them. ' Tliey cannot
jump out and are burned j or, if straw
u no to oe uaa, iney are n luoa oy crow
ing a log through the ditoh. a The tar is
caed.br piscina in ' a aliallow ahoet iron,
pan two feet wide and sight lest loogj
with a wide board fastened to one side,
r This J drown sidewisa across the fiekL
the hopper Jumping against the . board
and falling into the tar, whore they jier
fab.' ' But the handier, mare rapid and
more eomplett method to to ne kerossa
on eanvaa, against which the pest jump.
Strong muslin or. eanvaa, a. yard wide
and fifteen feet long. Is stretched on- a
frame and carried on a sled lika arrange
ment palled by a team. . The canvas
slant- back, and is constantly saturated
with i kerosene. - Every one .that . bop
against this end. touches hi body to tu
oil die instantIy..jOne barrel of kerosene
will go ever about 120 acre and "ill kill
00 bushels or more. Each, farmer. ;M
given one barrel of oil. and promian to
oar it only for destroying inatcta -r-i'hi-neapolia
Exchange, tl. ,,j j.4
r-t 14. . if-u ..l . 11 . 11 'n ,K t ,ft
TmtMotm ut Aneleaa TlaMB. - ,
trellorabeluli to strid to ftavw beb the
first to Veor a robe of pur allk. t The
niperor, one of the meet unworthy and
aebanehed of ralers. who tnade hi hone
consul; had a aetiato of ' women; over
whom hfor mother praddedV which'' pri
Kribed oil the mode and fashion. The"
Emperor Aurelton to aid to have refused
bis wife a robe of pore silk, on 'account
of it excessive crat. Indeed it was not
until more than five ewituito after tbe
Christian 1 era ' that aUkworma -- were
bronght from the east and tntrodneew
into 1 Cbnttantinoplo by ' some monks hf
the time of Jnstinian.- n . '
PuqiUi was olwaya nneh admired by
flic ancients, the dye commr- from the
mnrex. as Is well known. Ihccolnrwa
thought Oner tbe darker it wsa. Under
Anpisto Ticdft and bright red became
fashionable colors, as well si amrlet, an if
were soon worn by anarboeould afford to
do so. but Nero and Cceser afterward re
erred ametbyat and purple for imperial
nee exc!ively. 1 . .. -j
Bright color wero disoacd in monrn
ing when the Bomsne wore (Jack, or a
dark gray, and matrona, - Mpeeiolly, p
peaml in public in dark Indies, tuahev
4td hair and without ornament. In, tbe
autumn ruapvctable la dire wlio were at
all reUfnoua drraetd - theniatl ves upon a
V.. VMM ... AH
certain day in rot of "murrey, or kaa
fa vUich t. DiaJe txpiaforT
$M clothing being afterward
-whole year of iccaJ.i!oi.-G
NO. 29,
time prices '.
footon prices"
;
J ' 4 i . ,f rut ' . 1 . ' -
oiify iTawvwhf Pir-M'i i'eale fat .
fr... ' .Adv'aalea-j -' ,
f It I with pleasure we nfiouDce that'
wt have made arraogenieot with that
popular; illustrated; monthly fongazlnej
thJof pBOitibad.'T at -cjey'eTand
6h;to':ira T it '
addreaa., of :, ;:Bey;, Tof u.h- uh- -icriber
id hV,AlIpt;BiifErit' '
who wilt pay VP H arrearage on . sub
seription iod one year, in,, advsnoe t,
rem dale nil to Key new ifbaoriber -w
b wtn pay oft year in advance). It -
is i grrid ofpoFtulilty Co 6tAu1tf a flrat- i
, . , '
not hio f UaTget a ttrge"lfpages lllu.
irated jou'rua tj of 'national circulation .' .
wblcj? ranks ang 'the jeadlng agrJ
cultural papers t, highest .purpose .
(the eloyavlon ud nDObliog ff &gfUt
culture t brought lb higher and broodV
eredueaUon of maa and women en-''
gaged In ita ptnwffltat The uBwrip
on pries' of the'swrieoa Farmer i
I.Otf a year, XhtA otbe GvshMKK $1.60"'
a year. :'p By paying ; the f lJJO tt icily"
in sdvaDco you can baVe the '''A merleaii -'Farmer
fwi'if e- Want It.' Frouf .
any one number Idfeas can 1 be obtained,
that will be'wort jhrloeTth Bobscrfpf
lou price to yutf , or. members, of .your
hooae. 'l(a''-M-i .W' .':
Do not mlsnnNleraland ,4r.r.-ofTe.' .
Only (beee woo pay- 140 in' advaocn
from data" fhi Am'trita Farmtf
ffiit r'f'A ; ,." ' 't v -
We reserve the right' to erhndraw
Ihlsorferiiany ifoieeoiyoft wantto-
talte advanUge of It, do oSt put off do' ,
ing so too Jong, . f, v , ;
' W belief a 9ur( (simer reader will
be greatly brArfited by taking dvn
lageof Ibiaoffer. It it by-loag odda
tbe best proOoMtioo-we hate ever been
ablelootrJr.aBd we hope li wilt b
the meai of largely ,'increalng ouf
aubsqripUqnlistas ihat wilt ' partially
o(&et the extra cost Incur in giving
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liH)ia mUwioiiar.r tbe foriuula of a - ;
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