DB. J. J. MQTTS YIEWS"
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ABOV WHlTCOCMETlia Wi; ll
OVSHT Tw rVKftUC
it sa bu pti ihu tiM :
j
'Cctei-nmdent SkU Ckro:cU U -.i
.Just after the jeoent.; eleetioa yea
sent me a copy of a letter- ashing aae,
as one of the Repafelieens of the State,
t give too my epiaioa of these mm
Of defeat to Democracy w in Waiioo,
, . . ... i-. ,.
and to Republicans in North iCarolna,
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questions, no diseoertesy-waetotended;
Sines that time, Oowevsr, ijaiy attea
ttoa baa been sailed frequent mca
tiow ia the aewiplpers all jvr the
i .1 il.. .. :!.. -1 I. ..ft
; .K- wk .-A .h- ..ahk. in I
vt r- r:' "T
eoooeaia with it eaeate iq be on ipfi
jog the thoabu of a great nflmlier of
- people. This atat of feeling ii im
porUaj. following1 iaamedialet as
does aa eleetioa won by; elite people
of this country for- the Kepablicaa
party.& Every oae of the Stages where
the aegroea live, haViog bees eouated
for the Democratic part
Toeitever ioar Uieeetion.:Wh the
Natiooel election ... agaio.t the De-
mocraej ? di belief is that it was b-
eaoae .the Auencea people cotfide in" a
Proteotive Tariff. The vole, as a wholri.
io tbelforthera blatea, shows an art
whelming majority oa Uim Bpab!ica
aide. There the is oe was made straight,
and witbont eomplieationa. ti tbie had
JbeeD so in the Booth th'ev reVdlt would
hire been the same. Bat here ts
qaestion of the Tariff s smothered
w.th te race qaeation, and the ballots
were caat withoa)t refaeoce to the
lanff. The question of triffar howerer,
la settled, abd a Eroteclive jariff for
America will remuid witlioa tow far
ther than we can see. ' . '
i . i' i t
Tool other qneation ws! Whit gave
the Democrat tncfa a io;cry iu Koilh
Crolma? concerns the jce- probtemrt
. and th'e matter of elections ut the JSoalh,
iud.this it is well to talkf about," eep
Dial y aiooe the question ;is st Urgt 3y
fcoajying public atteblion and (eeJingi
Wef the South who iereWn here
and life here, it woald Secmon ealm
reflection, ahould hare some Idea- of a
remedy for what has come to be an ell
amoaiC Ba. The fact that fhVra ia
t deed vote in the South, t whldh about
gives us one hundred persons M mem
t b rs t tepresrnt ua in ongrtss add
X the Electoral College, is knosta of S'J
; men. lA legal citizenshfp eohstitntes
; this deid Tote. j ) .
, i'No matter what people jo jtside of the
South think of thmj; wemnat see whea
we look carefolly that it hurniinH, and
if cooUnued must result in great trou-
ble toi. The excuse offered ifor thia
I phiin alase, so dangerous In iti tendeo
ows, is- that ihe home gTercmtnt m
: the Southern jSUtcs; andcojmaLities
could lot be 'safe std prosperous if this
I Bpllifled vote had free eoaise. v The ex-
's ease has been accepted by mahy pec
j PIet Bepablicans as yell ik Democrats
throughoat the North, al measnrably
f justifiable. As a cocseqaeocer the pow
er pf the gorernmeai bss Jbeea .sllowed
! to slumber, with the: hoye! tht Uae,
. chaDfe and crrcama&Dce might briDg
Jight and point to s 'remedy. Ut is not
too mueu to ay that! the p traM "npoa
lh4 judgment and oinsciucef of tfee
Spoantry wrong Lt b tbe platn fact;'
lhai a rhinority party bed pcttesed the
government under this 3cse for
home rale in the South, jhe ; become
ery great. Thinking mea Soutb, as
pell aejiortb, feel that it ij a tastter ta
j)j desl wj,tb withouiiJurtier 4loy. :
o I suggest, as a Ho a;! hern! icaa, witb
' kindred here, and interest !nuch a
most men, tbat the military upvemenf
be madf tn the Soulb. We cannot go
backward and undo the Copctitutiou aa
to who hall tote, anc as fb w&at enti-
'ties to itpreseDtationn'CDgress and
the lecloraleollege.o gel oaiof onr
diffioeJty properly. al thejeac&i to b'e
accomp Ashed will be thwarted liy this
course. We can disfranchie "ib class
as sucli,; nor can we glace : qualifica
tion on soffrage. &prj frle male citi
r 'n under the Coostitat onj,s mast be a
toter. 'fe ; i :i "
I The federal Congress is fiot htcetsa
- ry for Ihe proieotioo of U me govern-.
m nt n: the Statea. ISeither is the eiec
toral college neceseary for It. .1 mean
it is not neceaearj to naHify a Tote for
loBgresn-men awd eieetois Uto rereat
urgiy ,uu varpBi-ova aoBlnatlOD II
Slates, bounties, snd swd8. " ?
iCIearry the first tbiijt for; tlni South
1 1 do' is to get on Idlest groind, by
couflningiUelf to tbeiaiit1of the ex
eitse given by for faoliag ita itif grasp
a deed vote which is eetit.ed; to life and
would li?e i perniittel to jlT'Ji dg
- this it sb.oa.fd insist Vbat the jrV4eral
government lake entire cbargeldf the
elections lor Congressmen and electors,
and pay for them. T preeentby in
fidentisl bearing of the State emotions
upon : he Federal, separate the fyo by
having the elections on d fferent and
distant days. The Bttes woa!d hsve
tb$eeme(hohlon the Senate as now,
snd such an snaagenxent - appein" a
mare equitable, and wu!d, ino lonbt,
baoe beea left as if th faberfoald
have foreeeea tbe present conditions.
' Ju talkingoyef thj-' aiaJ,1 week
at Rlei"gfi; one of .he ov Intelieotnal
. Democrats in the Stale said to mc,
surely the government jhss sontrol of
its own legisl.tu e andl can direct the
manner of ehooaiuf the aame atid pro-
aide mesos for ita protection
A eommiaeioner of elections s filiat
ed by the? President foresch Cotrgreiis
lonal diatiict ia the United 3tatt,. and
a regiitrar and two laerwetcrii for: each
. precinct would be machinery enough
tc hold thj elections in the' diaJEricaf.
The oommissioaex eoah be i dbtbut
ingofSoer and under eparato Jboadi
for tbe performance of jia tfSeia.daty
and for hfs liability- as g disbursing of
flcei alao.1 So ra after tfom whstparty
such an officer is appointed, if of good
character and tUadiag i he showlJ be,
the trust accompaayiagf tha ' appoioV
. meat, thooath of offioa. sAd the eooep.
taneo of the aalary, - will gaaranee a
faithful perfomaaeoof Svj, This ex
-rptions wonld bo no greater; than
Bay other else of oflLaere appointed on
der State or National government. A
r bares la the Attorney Geaerare efSee,
St ths Beet of government, ecu Id ; keep
the records, appoint the registrars, and
inspector, and verify tbe aoebaata. :?
J Any remedy for the- race 'problem is
ao in eight.- emulation aadjaiessure
menu are out of iogae. in eonWmplat:
ing tt, and the imagination algae ia left
Jo deal with it. Beyond question the
Ang!e Saxon race will dominate Ameri
e. 'Neither the Jews the Indian ! the
r ! , .';. " .. . .1 J,;.
i negro or lb Cbtaamsu Uunk4 anything
v ., ; , I,...
fslae.Ji Tbesenwof the thing IhatjH to
iaeel - .wila.it ia this light. The Sootb
,. . .. . i
ere) titateet by eaaon ol cheaper
eoe cried with aa old end eeUbliebment
eifiksitioo, wid. a a few jeaa, befilV
ed ou! with Northere aettleri. There!
"l N Angle Saxon majority ia all
' . jl. i
turn QMUi vriD4i.a Kuveruiaut, uierv
fore .'its owd.-
Cease jto reeogaize inter-
Sal trouble, and forget ihatj weiiare
any ht atuidiialbe way of a deter
mined, pa rpote to niake'th country
nd migbty : etle itnea as toey ; are
owegrded ihihe Sooth are byrier
to th'e 1 aeftlement of s race difficulties
-jpra atteotioa from family trabfeeby
ffMff; M WBtry
"?"Mh opportunity ii afforded
We Jen see bow to occupy evry foot ml
land on which - tbe : Aational Fanthority
rests ! We can extend the yaiional
care with safety and benefit j Let: tbs
Sonih take aa "aettfe hand jin 4hes
things. Tbe cbunlrj belongs to all of aa
iu name is America and America teaeh
Se U the Kortb polo. v
Thecoua'ry ibouUi hsve a airy co
qoal with thai of Eflgland. ii is kblci
to hs ve iM We should nee the aame ef
fort that England is using to bush oor
eqo,mtaace ihUl Africa, the! home of
the tkgro race -not ta a spirit of eon-
auosi but of friendly intereati in ' that
eaoe. As ws he:d wifhia oar borders
greater popolht'en sthaa ad) other
pountry, involving a matter If solid
tnde,0(1 eJ 4 theta and to oa,; we
feonld with as mdeh race as jEngland,
carry the war lata A rica. With the
Boanry great and powerful, equalling
the other pations of the earth ia every
thing thatgoef to aiake miht, j and
with the different raoea amongst ns tal -ty
ecoeated.aad equisped fo al the
demands qf citizenship, we may t dis
Oove! a solution 6 the race problem
vat every Aminos n Anglo Saxon mast
be a -patriot, bent oa pasbiag his coun
tfj to the front, just'ss everyogisb
man is ergsga in doing Bie same
thing1 for England. England Is grsnd
ia tN patriotism of her people.
I tite in slurry apt earing fori the
dretsor form of niy article. Hot being
an authority ia statesmanship, I j can
rhtk gratuity ia adviee and ne a'' gun
4f wfa r iagn, and. shaotat obieota'afar
nit -I hope thbogh my acatteying re-
mirka will not prevent the seifous dis
cuUida of theKibjeot: or weaken the
idea tst the governtnent shohld Icon-
tfol the elections for Con greesinea and
Presidential electors.
1
J. j. Morx.
OLDCHESNUTS 1 NEW BTJBSS
; i:-4 t
What length J should a ladfa
dress
bet A Utile above two feet.
Wbat ib thieving iij .the
Btsklrts?
pickipg ladies pocketa.
;M h&t color is a. field of grisa when
covered with snow? Invisible green;
:UB wust place dia tne cok crow
When 11 the world : heard him?1. In
Kaah'4 Art :l f ' ' 1
:lt j$u had to swallow a msjn, what
kind pald:yoa prrer ? A little lion
dB porter.; f'i I- :t
" Why is s solar eclipse like a mother
beating her boy? Becaase it ia i -hiding
of tteon. j .rf jjj I ;
; W hat are the great astroaome ? The
irr, fcecjuge they! have sto)i( ed ftbe
hea?eas forages, "'g ' J,j
Wha ia fbel lost' JifiScalt i rai4 to
ca.toh?i The 12.60. because it isfUato
oaer i yoaj catch it. .
' Whtt ts a man called honorable rho
is Dpstsire beating b wife? He is
abore.'doing a mean act. !:
When does the rain Become loo famil
iar to lady? Whed ii begins to pat
bet :(patteron the back.
"Why may! carnentert reasonably
lieve tere is no sueh thing aa s:onef
Cecs use they never: caT it. : ;
. Who'are the best tueji to send so wai?
:j Lswye;s because tbieir.chsrges ti so
great oo one can staud them, i li
What la the difference, betwee a log
and falling star? pot's mist oft earth
and hsT other is missed in heavln. ;
Whjrvas Golish Surprised wea 'be
IwMttrickbj a:8taae Beeanie aicb
a thing nevr pnteaed his head before.
If a cburch be on fire, why bjaa L
organ.the smallest Jehikhew of escape?
Because the engine canhet playjoa It.
WhyV tie makws oj the Arnjatrogg
guos the greatest tbievea laherjMajee
ty'g aeryiee? : Beoaase j they rifie;all the
gaBa, forge jbe aaateri.le and ,aieel all'
lngu breacaws. s ! ..i -
What relation is a loaf of break!
a :
to I
ateSm epgine? Mother," beeanseaa' leaf
of bread ia a ecesity, i steam ngtoe
an iaventlon: anof neoealty the t iot$er
of Snveation; ;f:1' . !
"Ab.f said the fly, as it etawted
aroand ; tie bottle, "X have - passed
throagh tbe hatcbiag ag, tbe creeping
ageit and bow I aim 'in that macflnge"-
Ibrtf tt aldck:- i 1 i A ' 'li f :
A coDreaUoa of ex Oonfedwa& tpl
diers,&ta pensioner, js to bo held
at Baleigh duriog the ssion off the
Legislature for the purpose of sfskiag
of thai body a broader reoognit
(heii olajiainpoB the charity
Sute.. r I ! -H-
Chicago htt now on
xbibhiof
akin of the serpent that tempted. Eve.
Thesaake was oa a w sit, to that city,
Ibd went oat pf hnsiaesa ia disgust It
BadiaM hixtself so far behind the times
ia aB I orjns f gilded. vie.
t:M'IIBi- V !) i " 1
tJJB VISEWtako the fiwauirtr-
fcn of
of the
3 .'
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tbe
THE QEXEEAL eJSSEilBLT.
First Iistrict Carrituek. Camden,
PasqaoUak. Hertford, Gate. Chowan
and Perquimans. i.K. Abbott, of Oanv
dea, W. e, Huaw, of Hertford, deeaa.
Second Dwtnct Tyrrell, Wsshiug-
toD,' MsrUa.l Dare, i Beanfort, Hyde
and Pamlioo,B. Wi Biubbs, of Uarun,
W. S . Itaeasy of Qy dei dema. :; i
Third Uistrict Northampton . and
Bertie, Geo, iB'ahopi tep. " i q
Fourth Uistrict Halifax, T. Ij, Jmry.
deavl ' -i - , -?i 1 '.::- '
Hfth ' Diatrict-Edgecombe, D.d
Wimberly. rep.
Sixth District Pitt, ; W. 14. wuuams,
dera f 1 i ? r 1 : !
Seventh Dmtriot Wilson, Sash and
Frauklio. DrJB. Wi Kinir. of Wileoet,
James G. Sills, of Kaab, dema.: . j.
ightta Distinet Craven, Ueo ureene.
Ninth District Jones, Onslow, and
Carteret, BenL Bro- k, of Junes, dem
Xenta Uistrict vupun ana bj do,
Abner Bobmaoa, of Paplia, B. F.
Ayrock, of Wayne, dema. : j
Uevnui UMtnc Mreene ana ui
noir John Wttra. rep. .
Taeuth jjistnot ew ttanovrr aaa
Pender. E. B.' Bioe, rep. .
Thirteenth , Uistric -Urnns wics ana
Bb.den. Joha'Ji. Beahetu of Bruns
wick dem.
Li- i ... !- it
Fourteenth
Diatribt Sampson, : .
W Ken. dem
Fifteenth SDistrlct-CoIumbus and
Bobeaoo, M OampbellJof Colambas, J
F Payne, of ttobeeoa, dema. ; !
Sisteeatb I3lstri! unmaeriana ana
Haraett, W. p. Williams, of Cumber
SereoteenthDistrict Johnson, Jaa E
PonJ dem.
Eighteenth
District Wske, J L
Banks, rep.
Aiaeteentn
District Warren and
Vanoe. H B Faulkner, rep.
: Tweutaetb tUirlot Darbam. uraage
Person and CssweU, X H Hughes, A 9
tVOBC flema. t -n. t:i
Twenty-fin District GraaUlo, )
TF Brown. re - 6s 3
.Twentv seeead District Chatham A
Alamance, B 4 Crawford, dem.
Twenty thud Dutnot Bookingoam,
A L b Moore dem. i s 1 ' !
: Twenty-fourth District Guilford;
A S Holton, iep. i: ! ; i
Tweaty filth Diatriet Randolph had
Moore. J White, dem. ' i
Twenty sixth District Bichmond and
Montgomery, J r leurana, dem.
Twenty seventh. District Ansoo aa
Union. It. E-fLittle. dem. ' . !- ' ri
Twentv eichth District OabarrdJ
and Stanley, fsnl B. Means, dem . !
! Twenty ninth District Mecklenburg
J Sot Reid. dem. i f - T
: Tnirtieth Dutrict-rBowan and Davie
T B Bailer, dem.
Thirty drat; District Davidsoa, P Q
xnomss, rep. : ; ; , '
Thirty seooxtd District Stokes and
n i.ir i . E
r ore jin, xiru uineoaoa, rep.
Thirty thisd District burry an
aad Tadkia, W W Hampton, rpv .
Thirty fouEth Distriet-a-lredell. AU
exaaler aa-t Wilkee, W W Barber, W
D Turner, dema. c
Thirty fifib District AHeghaay.Ashe;
aad WaoUoffat W Sifartbinir. dem.
- Thirty sixth : District Caldwell, Mo;
Dowell, Barke. Mitchell and Yancey
U o xilair and ia xt xSnggs, dema.
Thirty seventh District Catawba and
Lineoln. ir J Turner, dem.
Thirty eighlth District Gaston aad
Cleveland, Jao r ieper, dem.
Tbirity ninSh District Butherford
aad Polk, Dr x u x witty, dem .
Fortieth : Distriet Buncombe and:
Madison. V 8 Lusk. reD.
; Forty first District Haywood, Heni
dersoa and Transylvania, M 0 Tom.
dem. 1 i
Forty second "District Jackaon
Swald, Macon. Cherokee, Clay and
Graham, L. J., Smith, dem.
s Democrats ir ; j 37
Bepablieaaari ' f 13
i i I- I : .
, bocbs or KKFRasisTATivxa.
; Alamance S W Soott, dem. ;
Alexander B P Mathesoa, dem.
') Alleghany B, A Doughton, dem. :
AnsonW J Dunlar. dem. j
Ashe Bile j Blevins, rep,
Beaufort J iS. Marsh, dem.
Bertie E B Outlaw, dem.
Bladen C G Lyon, dem.
Brunswick Bufas GJloway, dem, '
Buncombe bi E Carter, J 8. T.
Baird, dems. :
Barke - T. H. Hoffmah, dem.
Cabarrus C O McDonald, dem.
Caldwell WC Newland, dem.
I Camden E M Deford, dem
f Carteret A 1H Chad wick, dem.
i Caswell Wilson Cary; rep.
Catawba A M Hewit, dem.
Chatham SiD Wilson, J M Ed-wards-dems.
.
Cherokee W'B Trail; rep.
Chowan -ITA Bond, Jr. dem.
Clay J. a Boll. dem. I
: Clevelend Dr W O Hamriok, dem.
' Oolumbus Long, dem.
Craven J B Hussey, rep.
OamberiandTT H Sutton, A. D.
MoGill, dems. 1 . M
: Currituck Paeroe Hampton, dem.
i Dare Rollinson, dem.'
Dafidson-ZiB Walter, S W Wall.
; Darie Jno 4 Hendricks, rep.
: Duplin J B Miller, dem,
Darbam John X Nichols, dem. -Edgecombe
ijostioe and Bridgers,
reps..; j l
Forsyth John T Reynolds, rep.
PrankUn O jM Cooke, Jno T. Clif
ton, dems. - i . ; i
Oasn R liWhite, dem.
Gates Martit) Kellogg, dem.
'Graham Reuben Carver, dem.
Granville B Amis and H G Tilley.
reoe. II' ! ll
Greene N H'Beamaa. rep. ' -Guilford
Woods aad O Starback
rep. I i . Mi t "..
Halifax W H Anthonv. T H Taylor:
dems,M ; i i ri
Harnett Wni Pearson, em. i
Hsy wood W H Hargrove, dem. i
Henderson J G Grant, rep.
Hertford JLAndei son, dem.
JJydo M Makely, dem.
Iredell J B; flolmaa. A Loaiad
dems. : . . i -) ; ! i
Jacksoa EM Painter , dem. :
Johaston Josenhaa! Johnston. B
Welloas, dems.! j ii
Jones E M Fomuo.) dem.
Lenoir Shade I Wooten, dem.
Lincoln W A HokeJ dem.
McDowell Wf M Blaatoa, dem
Macon George A Jones, dm,
Madison Lawson, rep : ;
Martin J B Uoffield, dem.
Mecklenburg-i-Jas C Long. J W
Hcod, K Gibboa. dems.
Mitchell 3 M Banner, rep.
Montgomery -!J FCrowder, rep.
Moore M J Blue, dem, i
KasbJ B Phillip, Bern,
New: Hanover,! V Howe, Jno Hollo-
wav .
!
Xortbampton.i A R : Jaoobs. N R
RwsJ reps. : ! p . ; I
Onflow Xhosi (ill man, dem
Orange r bos. M. Cheek, dem.
Pamlico R D'McCotter, dem. !
Pasquotank Bareo. rep,
Pender R C Johnson , dem.
Perquimans John D Parker, dem.
Persob T J Yanoey, dem. ?
Fitti-M C 8 Cherry, G BKing, dems
Polk-4-B T Thanton. desB. -Rndolph-rI
H Pogh and Benj Mili-
tia.repf, - y'i' : M i! j , ;. v
Riootaond-i-T p Wootea. dem.
Itubeson--D-CilVgan, T M Watson
dems. ti . ; - ! . : H l; ! ; '
RoekiBgbm-F W,0okins. O T
WtlktildeaasiUt' . ' I v '
Rocs a J S MicCubliiBS ! Hr denu
Rutherford-Tboe J Wiikins, dem.
8apa W E, Bt. tens, Dr ; W B
Uorphyi dem. l Mill v
taalV-WSKMUon dsto, i y
Stokes J A. Leak, dem, - ' '.,'
Sorry Lather Weagh, den. '
Swain Frank, ind. ; 4 v '
Tratuyrraaia TM Cooper, r p..
Tyrrell David Ak4MdertLdeea. r ;
Uaton J A Marab, dem, f .?.' u.,: ij
V.ooe J 11 Watsoa. sam. :,U
W-ke Li D Baoeom. . E O Bed-
dingfle d, dems; J 4 Ttrnphi, W H Ben-
nev reps.' -iff ' s (
warren -K O Ward, rep.- J- -Washington
J H bnell, rep. ' I ,
Wstsuga Crisp. Np v I ' )''"
Wayne H J Ham. Boo B Overman.
Jr. 'dema 'f I i " j z
Wilke-E O Uaatin, iep. '
Wilson Nathan B48. dem."' ; -I
ad kin M H VeetrH r-p: '- !
Yanoey W P Whttington.1 dem. ! ''
Demoorata ; I sf ! " 85
Kepnblicaas i J fit '
i i I - ? t " -
85
120
c i ixotrrxauoi
t 4
123
4H
TVmwtr.A l S r f 11
Bepablicans
I
I 3
170
i. Sonnd Legal'. Opl ilon.
F BaiobridgnMoDdav, Esq., County
Attorney, Clay Co., Texaa, says: '-Have
used Eleotno tJitters with "moat bappy
results. , My brother also was very low
with; Malarial Fever had JaUndioe, bat
was cured by ntaely Ose of this medi
cine Am -satisfied Eleetfio Bitten saved
his life." .'( j- i is' i .51 : it ,s
Mr. D. L Wilooxs"tU ; of Horse Cave.!
Kj. adda a Gke testimony Baying: j Ha
positively believes he would nave died,
had it not beea for Eleotrie Bitters.-
Thu great remedy will ward off, as
well as eureall Malarial Diseases, and
for all! Kidney; Liver nd Stomach di
ordra aUnr'a aoequslod Price 50c. and
tlatDr. V. O. Thompson. I . ' :
A;NEW TEAR S GIFT. The Ra
PtmuoAK one year only 1L60 Bend
in your name and the money at onee.
GREASE
Vf i!BESTINS;THB; WOB.D.
iM-wmrtwr qoalltlea art u)irvauMHl. artimllj
outiaKtUia two boxt-a or any U! r" brand. y
trwB-Aaim1011 UtJET TUS tLMlM.
rou. &ixx BT hsaxis ox-VKaaixr. . :
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jElleri;& ;t4rlmckt ;
: ATTORNETS-ATLAW,
I j Wrasroiiis.ja ; ' .; :
With special attentions to Collections,
Loans. Insurance. MaDSement of
Eatates, Aa j; v i i'i I May 17 tf
J. H. KESTERj SJD.! E. KESTER
Iron Worts
and
KksTEPl B.0S. (PlfOsii
'i i MANTJFACTTJRER8 OF 1
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Wood Planers ad afaichers,
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ra orita tor"arww.i na.nn
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laftdlM de year sva DjelaKial
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PEERLESS jDYESr
They will'dye everything. fTheylsre
sold everywhere Price lOo a pa kage
40 colors, : They hsve no etanal for
Strength, Brightness, Amount : In
Paeksgee or for Fastness of Jolor, or
oon fading ! Qualities. Tbey j do not
crock or amnt. For sale; bv Brown 1 A
Brown, Druggists, Wholesale and Re
tail, Winston; A. A. Parke, Parke; :M.
H. Vestal. Ubesnut nidge? -tt. w.
Msckeyand M. H. Vestal A Son, Yad-
kinville; Williams A Warren. BpUlnr; n:
E. H Wright, LewiaviUe, J. A. i v.
A. HeUaboek, Five Forka; D.IM. A t.
r. Mi Johasoa. Ash Hill: Wilmoot' A
Crsmel, Bnonville, 1'i Hi Beesn,Eer-:
nersville; A.' Horn e it fire. East Bend;
J. A.;Sbeek A Co., LoDgtown;i Asbcrsft
uwens, UruKgiss, Winston;
Ultcbens, ran bosh, fit. O.
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Csn Fear & TattiH Taller IR Co.
boiroxsaap scHKmje soi 2. ; i
Taking effect 5 a, re . M.ond; r Deo. :
: . i 10th, lboo. i I
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.': ' i No 1 : Freight
Pass.
A Mail, and Aoe'md'tn
Lve Bennettsville
6 20 a
j6 0s m
Arrive Max ton
Lve Maxteo
Ar Fayettevill j
Lve Fayetteville
Ar Sanf ord j
Lve tiaoford
Ar Greensboro
Lve Greensboro
6 SO
6 0
8 25
8 50
10 60
11 05
2 05
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19 15 Jo
11 25 do
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do 30 do
p m J 25 do
uo 10 15 a m
do 6 15 pi m
Ar Mt Airy
No 1 breakfast at FayettnviUe. din
ber at Greebsboro. Fr sight and Ac
commodation dinner at tjerrasbton.
Trains Moving Iteuth.i
n.- tt:l o,i. I
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No. 2 Pa
Fi-ght and
sad mail
8 45 a m
Aeemda.
BISsm
Lv Mt Airy f
Ar Gteeaxbory
Lv Greensboro
Ar Sahford
Lv Sahford ' I
Ajt Fayetteville
Lv Fayetteville
Ar Maxton 1
Lv Maxton ' t
Ar Aen oetfcrville
7 45 a m
10 00 am
1 35 Dm
1 55 pra
4 00 pm
4 15 p m
6, IS p m
6 2t p m
4 15 p m
7 30am
2 30pm
h50pm
p40am
9 45a m
io aa a m
7 45 p m
IpOprn
4 No Breakfast at Gr ensb- rd,
1 Freight and AooommodatioU dinner
St GermaotoB'
No 2 Dinn r at Banford.
Factory Br hob. Fgbt and Aeoomdn
j 1 Traios klovitig Nort Ji.
Lve Millhoro! 8 00 a m. j
Ar Greensboro 9 30 a io.
j i Traias M.Vin'g Booth,
Lv Gaeensboro 3 30 p m.
Ar Miilboro f , 6 15pm
Passenger snd mail trains rah dally
exoept Sunday. i
i Freicbt and Aceommodatioa Train
runs from Fayetteville to Bennfettsville
and return on Mondays, : Wednet-davs
and Fridays, from - Fayetteville to
Greensboro On loesdaya- lUnrsdays
and Saturdays, and from Greensboro to
Fsyetteville on Mondsys, Wedpeebays
and Fridays; 1 from GrtH-iosboroj to Ms.
Airy on Tuesdays. Tbnrwdays and Sat
urdays aad from Mt. Airy to Greens
boro on Mondays. Wedaeadays. aad
Fridays. Trains on Fvastory Braneh
rna duly exoept Sunday, i
p j W.'Ki Kyle, Gen. Pass. Agt
J. W. Fry, Oea Supt .
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Dissolved JJouc? for
FAR31ERS
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WILL KEEP DRIED BONE FOR
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! He has sdopted the CASH 8Y8TEM and propoeea to sell all his goods as low
sS the lowest, he makes no: alio wane tor any oae to py hie bad debta,! but he
has cut down to the LOWEST SPOT GASH PRICES. I H t I
- Will keen a large stock of SHOES for
xwjs ana cnuareu. iremenaoas etocx oi p
DRY G00i)S A17DGR0CERIES.,,
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Also a very large stock of FALL HATS whiei; be. is selling lower thsa ever.
He wishes to return bis thanks to all
prosniae to'mertt a cootinua ee cf ttma
word. Look to your int-ret and see
ir -ft Bespectfolly,? j. : ij i :
Winiton, N a, Angtitl6th. jl88g -
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'HATH STREET,
I am how folly prepared to exhibit
IhCVO AXIXOXL iUL
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argest aad best appoiated eaUblshment of its kiad in North CaroUoa. j
MY PTOCK tB 'MM FRESH AND NEW
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parchased for reeh f'om first haads in ' every insUnoe. I im determiaed to mark
my ttoek so low that it eaniot fail, to attract the attention of any and all who
may favor me with aneeeall - i 1 ' - -4 h t - ,11. I J
BED BOOM BETS FROM 81SL0O VP. r PARLOR SETS FROM 838.00 TJP.
WARDROBE SETS FROM 88.08 UP.i , p f i : - -
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. I am sole agent for the new Carpeting made from the fibre of the leaf 'o the
lo&g L5s,f pioe tree. It not only earns highly recommended for health, bat tt the
beat wearing material ia the market. Oall aad examine. No trouble to snow gooos.
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" Keysviilo,
Dauville, 4
Ar Greeesboro,
Lv Gohisboro
" Raleigh,
" Darbam, I
Billsboro,'
Ar Gteeasboro
Lv Saleaii,
Greeosooro,
High Point,
1 1 8 60 -1
10 85 " )
i 240 p as
4 6. pa ":
I o6S
J8 10 pm
145 am
812 am
I 6 l
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14 &6 a as
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8 30
9 60 - f
1H6'
I IO 45
11 15
12 t mn
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Ar. idtaiaetiilej
"Aabeville. 1 .1
Hot Springs, j
Lv Salisbury,- 1
Charlotte, j
S! artaubarg,'
- " Greenville,
Arr Atlanta, 1
11 l& M
1212 p a
4 44
810
9 20
12 26 am
11 23 am :
I 15 .
I 4 40
S 6 60
1100 am
12 40 ;
8 87 "
4 48 " i
9 40
Lv Charlotte, , ! i 2 10 "
Ar Columbia- ; 30 am
Ar Aogaate ' IO 80 -
: f i NORTHBOUND.
100 -
6. 2-1 p m
915 pm
Daily.
; i No. 6L
No. 63.
'.T0 am
Lve Augusta, t
i 5 66 pm
Culumbu,
Ar Cbarlotte, !
Lv Atlanta
Ar Greenville
At Spartanburg,
Cbarlotte, -"
Saiist ary,
Lv Hot Spring, '
Asbeville,
Stateeville,'
Ar Ssliabnry,
Lv baltabury. ;
Ar High Point,
" Greensboro,
"Saiem. ;
Lv GreeiiiSboro,
Ar H-ltsboro,
" Durham, "
" Raleiah, ii
" Goldsb'iro.
Lv GreensborO,
Ar Danville, ,
? Kevaville,
" Bnrkeviile,
" RiobmoEdj
10 10)am
12SI5 pes
4 00 am
6 la :
615pmf7 10 am
1 06am
1 61 p m
2 52
6S0 i
7 05 " !
1210 pm
2 11 -'
4 50 '
; 6 22
8 05 pm
! 9 66 -.
' 8 80 am
14 3' -t
6 27
r7 8i
t 8 00
ill 40
9 60
11 65 "
12 35 pm
I 1 65
' 140 pm
6 01 f
I 6 8 " f
7 12 "
! 8 14 i
8 40 - :
fl2 34 m
10 60 pm
3 10 "
4 30 am
6 66 i
11 45"
860 pm
H 4 10 "
I 8 06 .m
l! 9 47
!12 41 pm
1 1 26 -f
8 30
I 12 40 "
10 20
1 44 am
2 36 "
6 15 "
Ar Lvnch' org,
12 66
Charlottesville, ; 2 55
3 00 -
7 00
8iW " !
Washington.
1 1 J pm
I 8 60
I 3 00 am
S.620
Bitimre,
Philadelphia
New York,-
10 47 " i
1 20 pm
Deflyi
fDailyt except Sandayj '
for Dacbam via Glarkf-ville
Train
leave iuonmoni aaiy. 3 io p v is.'-j-villa
g 00 p m; arrives Clarksvule 7 21;
Oxford 8 30 p m; Henderson 9 30pm;
Darbam 10 30pm; Raleigh 11 45 p m.
: Return ing leaves Rale'gb 7 00 a m -daily
j Durham 8 15. a cs; Henderson.
8 30 a m; Oxford 10 10 a m; Clarksvile
11 35 a m; Kev.vllle 12 41 p m; arrives:
Richmond 5 30 pi m. 1
': Noj 51 and 63 connect at Richmond
daily except Sunday for West point!
'and; Baltimore. f - , ! ' i'
f Noa 50 and S2 from West Point has
daily connection i X Richmond with No. :
60 for the Uonth , i i i I !
i Noa 60 and 51 bneet at Goldslx ro
with trains to anc from More be ad City :
and Wilmington. ; i i
SLEEPING AR SERVICE.
j On trains 60 aad 61, Putlmae Ballet '
Sleeper between Montgomeiy and! New 1
York, Danville and Augusta, : Raleigh i
and Morristowa, Teboessee. .11 i
f Oa train 52 eod 63. Pullmao Buffet i
Sleeper between Washington and; New '
Orleana, via Montgomery, and between
Washington andTAugosta, Richmond
and Greensboro, and Pullman Parlor ;
Cars between Salisbnry and KBoxvi'le. i
Tbroagh tickets' on sale at principal
stations to all points. j i
For rates and information apply to ;
any ages toft he oompany, or to -
SOL. HAAS, Trafie Manager.
J. S. POTTA Div. Paaa. Airt. i
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JA8. Im taylor;
Oea'i Faasanea.? Agent,
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