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Established in 1821.
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? .ot v. . Mar week. '.; Adminutrmton
:4 fat 2oab! colama kMr.
lUfi' Vmrtbtig tht LaU tBrm
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Cfeensbcro Business Directory
icrlculiuial loiplruietits,
; llariluiirc, Ax.
Jr. II. WuV l A Co.,
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lTtoLi uud Malluurry
C- 1 Ttr. Soail t'u tu
.(i tljoto, ii Elm 8i.
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- lrorct!anaI Card.
ttl A CMell.
"ctclry, Ilcr-war, Etc
jwbu Cti'nUf!'n Sooth Elw t.
HholrUleand llrtall Grocer.
J. W.tkitt JL Co.. . " f
Ueulrr In JIarble, VAc.
L. Hot"0. ;vall lllai SueU
I rull Tree. Vines, A.C. '
NVa.r tlv VilJ.
llarneko nud Saddlcrj.
Jobbers io Xotlona, Xc.
J W hj;t A C South Elm at.
lMr cUoola.
R..V.. 1. Melt. S
Richmond Business Directory
U liulemule t;rucer, Ac.
4 uMle-clluuerle. A..
1 J. I; UK Sii '.
S500 Reward.
'- of Lirr Ciatttal, Djrp. Sirk
1'.;m.(m 11 u cut cor lib Wi"
V -ut.: Lirtt !"tt.. wtrti lb tfirvctioa
lel.ua. uii I 4'rJ L.mm UwX coo
'ia;i. . h it, cui Vr jr l
IJ WyJ'i. i" UT A t.O , 1 b Pil
Uch-lA 1-uWU.Wa Sl.Cbio
.f rn t-clil t( 1 J icot lAp.
; is pralth.
Dr i: C Wni'i NrT and iiri Trrt
btrvMiwB. Lo of VUsnorr. ePtiator-
't l'oirnrj. Involaatarr Eaiai&,
I'rrsuiimt O U Ar. caetl Uj over aitr-
fii. ! vr wrr-lcda)jo,wtib
Wtt aiirfT. drc nd death. Oa
t.l car teceat nwi, AAch bos ton
(. mnth trtaniit. Oo dolUr
Wl,Mtt bote fjf Iir doSrv; Boot
b u..: ri.4i.J ra rteript of fxieo. Wa
- rMitr it bxe t cat any cam. With
- - - wo. u lor BX OOXB. I
a.-taiata Li Ue ui:ara. w wtllaed C0800 cplooa, Pppr, BakUg powders,
tie pnrtfaaer or writtea gaaraat tar- AUo Tobaooa and Cizara.
tarn tla ssooy if tb treatmrnt ioe not Haying boajrht strictly for cash, I am
5uVear- Car l-ae4 by W C prepared to oi-r tbeat at Low Prices
lDSIt.K A CU I estate. GreoneUtro, 4i her tor easb or rrtr. Oiy aao a eaJl
U, sIimU ad icuu (.. Ordsrs b lore bayisg. East Mar tat .8lret,
f'f p'ptaluaUoo. . OioaasrO.N.Ce
WANTED !
1,000 Bushels ,
CLAY
FOB B A.LE LOW,
100 BUSHELS
llonntaia Apples
JUST BECEITED
CAR LOAD SALT.
HOUSTON &BK0.;
. WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND FU3 CUTER3,
Greensboro, N. C.
Web JIG 11.
REMEHBER THE DEAD
AXD CaXX OS
L. HOUSTON,
f ho U rrpr4 to faralah ToahMoooa
ad AtoaoiMata ai Snt Xtiet. Prioos
Baaaoaabl. Work GmmrmmUtd. Oaattry
PrWaeo tahaa la zahag at bbM vaafkvt
n.in.. Olra bm a salL
CraoiBboro. H. C. Haj 14. I'
Harness and Saddle Establish
ment, .
tOre iioirarov at bsc store.
V tr... U...tulmr a' ul JW b
all kiad T 6addi. Hanaaa. BodU. 8a4-
dWrr. lUrdwar. Blaakata. o,Kr
a - .a W M
Era alaaa work. Tli KrillUAU
dam at abort aotio. Orawv fro" archaaU
BieiUd. J. H. P An K MaoaffBr.
MS! Mi
50c, C5c., 75c SO., OOc Ql.
Traco OHaino 50o pair
WARRANTED x COT SAWS
55c. per Foot.
No. 7. Cook Stoves, $12.
7; H. WAKEFIELD 6 CO,
OroMuhor Dm. U. LSdO.
W. R. MURRAY
FALL.
A.D Tf I If TEH.
STOCK OF GOODS,
t whk-b ho watd Bioat rroetfa!T lnM
tha Bttoalioo 4 ail r-rxa woo wtaa 10
... a
bay
Coda at aa LOW PRICES aa tho aaaac alaa,
agWacaa bBol4 b aaj oao. Urn atoek,
aa aaial, will eoaaiM c f
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
XltVts, ClotliincT,
Carpets, Eoor Ofl Cloths
ad a Eao lot of
IiADIES' OIOAKS,
aai LadWa', ICaBaa', aa4 Ck Ur'a
Fur:::a u:::nv;arr,
bb4 a fio BWtloa of Droaa Oooda which ao
ot kmiUI fallta aro brr hayiaf. Call
aaJ fcr oro!f.
Oraombaro. Oct. 12. 10.
W.J. BLACKBURN
.with
W. E. BEVIIL,
RETAIL DEALER IK STAPLE
Dry Good. Ilata. Boota. Ehaoa, NoUona,
Hardware, Crockery, GUaavaia, Woodoa
War. Tib war. Powder, Shot, Kopoa,
liU Graaa. Tabla Oil ClothaoaB. Ala-
dta Oil; Qroeorioa oaalUas la 8agir,
AS
Si
0DBLL A,C0-i
in
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XIAV2 02T UAHD
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A lATgt Stock of Lidiei'i
Mdsoue--cloaks.
m
!
TFAicVlir ore offering at '
nEiv-Ycntc coot
. AJ30 Large Stock of
CLOTHING
which thej will close oat At
ORIGINAL-COST.
QrooMbor. Fb. 23. 181.
CHAS. D. YATES, j
greeKsboeo. n. a.
BOOKSELLER STATIOHER,
And Dealer in
MUSIO, ARTJ&c-
A full.8tock ot
SCHOOL BOOKS
k alwaya U atora. Ucladloff tbt Dook.
Meoaasdod by lh 8taU lioaru m jwucb
tioa aad appfa" 7 w . 7
Ordoro by mau BOiciiw
yJSaS aid TW. which will U
ptoaiptl fiHoi at Uweat aart aal rUa.
Aof. 14. 1890.
WE HAVE RECEIVED
tha jraatr portioo of oar
SPRING STOCK
OF
NOTIONS,
SHOES. HATS,;&C.
fSrClaimtag to have the largeet and
eihaafoat etoek in th eity doea aet snaoaat
WaaytLioX- We Invito all to call d
oxaaiiae ar atock before buyiog. and we
bops to tn aks it to jour tnUrtal w do, so
J. W. SCOTT & CO., '
o,H C. March 11, ltl
CENTRAL. HOTEL.
GBXEaSBOEO, C.
Seyxnonr 8f tele, - PrePr.
Rales Reduced to $1.50 per Day
17 Local Ion dealt able. Accommodation
aa (ooa ao may ia ita
eb. 19, Vl-d-w la o. J
XaA.W school
GREENSCOViO.N.C. j
i . : .... ... .at., a no! f IO
. C v llimwi.1 . - r r
J01TA n DILLAKD,
Jaa 7 IS80 EOBA KT P DICK.
3ZL 3D- STEELE
ITTOnifEV a T tlw
ILioa Poibt, Jf. . C.
i
"Will practise) la SteU and redarl Courts.
am
- rCSilaaa8prltyLl
Dea, 3. 1573 1J"
Tho Eanla IUftandinf;.
A National Cant la required to
parehase the anonnt of jlfa capital
in Uolted Sutea bonda, to be de
posited at the Treaaury in Waah-
fngtohjaa a pledge of food faltn,
aod secatityfor the proper naoase-
nent of the bank. The bank ia al
lowed to iaaoe circnlatio; notea,
amoaotins to 00 per cent, of the
amount of bonds dapaaited, and no
more. Thus, a bank with 9100,000
capital, represented by 0100,000 oi
bonds, cay issoe 100,000 of Its
own notes for eirealatioa.
Whenever a national bank desires
jprttlreJ?jote. it dare-Its with
the Treasurer of the Uoitsd Sutea
saf3eient "lawfol aaoney of the
United States to redeem its out
standing circulation. The amount
is placed to the credit of the bank
on redemption account, and the
bonds deposited by the bank to se
cure the payment of Its notes are
then re-assigned to it. A bank
mar in this way withdraw a part
or the whole of its circulation and
receive back a proportionate amount
of the bondi deposited as security.
The principal cause of the j late
liA-A between the banks and the
rovernment, waa the provision in
the refunding bill, aa It passed the
woo w - - w
Senate, that any bank desiring to
;.m Ira Hrenlation. instead of
,Vi .rh dnnait of moner
ska a aa a a aw svewM f - m
S.I.B X . La rTMAaeiss aiVAttM
call in its own notes, awaiting the
inevitably slow process of redemp-
tion at Its wn counter of the wide
ly circulating notes. This was
rooro than the banks bargained for
rfcan ttidv orrntwl charter under
-ii Li...f.. .ti.ra -
IUB Uiliiuuei uauaiu now, nMl,v
pon, many
ill np m UHMnuru kui
m ike their deposits or money in the
Tressury, in redempiion of their
circulation, before the bill should
b - matured into law. Seventeen
mMlinn and over were thus re-
mu.ions nu
deemedrand would, of course, be
a . y L ms l.
SJVAU IVIULM a a w at Vbw -
caused s Vuo in the great
aVAft ffrsmff traWt f mm al IRIinn. ID H
financial centre of New York,
iiih w-aa nnlv nrevented from ex -
a B a - V g .
I . ' '
tending oyer the country ly tne
" ....
failure ofthe re-fund ng bill under
,
,
V T..atl..t'd M
Another causo of .dissatisfaction
.auvkuci wou w.-.
i . - M.i.nn
amoojr ine uaoaa w uiwi isivu
f the bill rrauirlntr that by the 1st
01 me DUl rrquiriug tusk wj i""
of July one third of their bonded
Mar.il at on flarviait at WaBhinfftOO
Lhrri1d be converted into three per
U-nt bonds thua forcing ! a re-
fnndingat the lowest percentage.
The course of the withdrawing
a - W j
Kink fa. looked neon dtoidj h
contumacious, and advantage has
been taken of the ptfjudice'agaiust
banks to Increase popular dissatis
faction. But there are two sides
to The question. '
A bank is made up of an j associ
ation of etockbelders, who organ
ize under the provisions of the
nstionsl bank acts, for the purpose
of making money. Everybody
knows this.
Now7ifthe party oi
that nflVred the
ine uist p
inducements to
bsnkine. shall
kaowao
cradnallv throw trODDu the
. .
original regulations such re
strictions and impedimenta as to
convince the stockholders that they
can do better with their money in
same other business,, they have an
Ququestlonable right to so with
draw it. National bankV are not
government officers charged with
the duty of issuing Dins on ay con
ditions that congress may impose.
K.i free man woold enter Into any
nch engagement for himself or as
. Ahr- A man is no
irusieo iui - ;
mor bonnd to be a banker. ondrr
.. . , w than m rnn steamers
rna nana at.a ausiis tv -
- lava
under tse uv.g..u
, ii .mBrlrBd-bv a COte m
ii ia wc I -
nrarv. that the banks owe no duty
n ..Mint nlttxll
m tne uoyeruwcm i"
... rnm nrnw isaiuu ai ay a. a,aav -
.a :.a m t is aa van.
!!. i..hino-artat and the object
uu "-- -
of these acta is to permit the carry
ingOO Of the MbusinefS Of banking
lv fliamrintlDK uu
' j u:n. -.
nromissory notes, oraiut, u...o
.,M,anra. and otber eviuenceo
- -
debt : by receiving deposits ; bj
buying and .selling exchange, com,
persoaai dcv-j ,
Ing, issuing, and circulating notes
.l- ;Dna nf tha law.
onaer me ,
No bank, however. U obliged to
k" ; j
all these things. ubJ "
them it pleases. The business of
the banks la the making of money
ti ronch the acnTmodation of
through tne accommouai
public on the eapitai
,K.m hr their stockholders, ine
t,.t afrvrk holders. ABO
object of the Government s connex-
ion with them is simply the securi-
SVa I . W B
iui" j i
f thii unbllo against. loss."
rrk.
hanks should not submit to
v " er r .
-,a th inatramentA of any
psrinentation on the public credit.
The success of Government loans is
thetusiness of Congress and the
Trcuarj. The safety of the funds
of I J own bank is the business of
eax'i bank ofScer; and he has no
rir' t to be patriotic or public spirt
tec with other people's money or at
otl :r people'o expense. :
,7e have thus collated some of
the practical observations that have
come under our review, hoping they
may assist in giving right direction
'and steadiness to public opinion on
this important matter.
In so far as the animus of the
banks, in withdrawing circulation.
h3yave consisted in an attempt
to" bully CoogTesVHS the hasrj4wl,,orcatinVed ffort in behoof he
u . ' T I eanae of ednL-atlan. It aima ia Miahliik
nhrasA , roes, it wa. wrnnV. Tn
K W 1 O "
S3 far as it was a prndent and legal
attempt to save the stockholder
from loss, it was riebt.
We print to-day a very inter
esting account of the Centennial
celebration on March lotbl which
we take from the Raleigh AVtri
Observer. Col. Olds, the antbor,
is an excellent writer, and during
his brief visit to our "City of Flow.
era" he made many friends. We
trust he will visit Greensboro
again in behalf ot his splendid pa
per.
The dry goods trade in New York is
m4 wa KatatP efnttAVa Swwwfsi wAVt
iiua ibi hi aa war vu a wmo w
paratlyely qulst and dull. Calicoes are
U moderate demand. The prices of ging-
U firm but dress goods sr.
alaggish.
What it Costito Kesp a Cow.
The 'Hon. Geo. S. Boat well of
Massachusetts, who retired a few
roan sen from the cares of states-
i . . . . ...
manehip to tne recreations 01 nib
manehip tO the recreations Of Mb
farm, makes the following report Of
l soma exDerimenta made bv him in
J.-1 ! I
" ,7 - - -
Scretarv of the Farmer's Club:
unrvroN. Jan. ii issi.
,
- - y J
Attu Aa the relative value of hav
ana weii-cnrea corn ioaaer as ioou
f v .1 I
. ..i- i i . v. .ni' r
IOr CablltS UHO uccu tug buuiivhwi
tCt of
discussion and controveraity, not
only ln our CIuDs t,at in lOtner agn-
cultural circles, it may be of impor
I a, r.iBmAeo r v bnn xb t IS aa
L1UCO IU UUl AO UICIO IW BSuaj- a,ua.
"suits of a recent experiment upon
.honld not claim that a sin ele
1 anfimnt a conclnsive nnon the
a. a-V. O mmm tmrn w
I m a - 1
question or value, oni me result ia
I r ..AIa!aM i nrr n n iA tf W Q V f fl r, T
auuicieui. iu"r
r..tk. Inv.at natinn ami tn at mil.
lUtlUCI III . OLIflBfc,w I .
I - . . ...
late the cultivatioa oi tne corn
m.. u t,;.i,-T Kapa
Clop. UlClliUU buivu uo.b
I .n,w (n k.rPMtlnff rnrn nnrl in
uuisutu m u . -
preparing the fodder for use is
I t r frk .h momUn rf
th(,clnb b at a brief statement m ay
I . u v intiilliahla tn
Un The COrn is CUt at the ground
as soon aa the seed is partially
I B a. Xfc .eaka Ai1 AllAtTCn
gtdmu both the ears and
8taigg are ripe and fully seasoned.
Tha corn is tuen nussru m
the
flM 'and the corn and the fodder
put under cover without delay. The
fodder is cut for feeding in pieces
about one inch in length, then put
into large boxes, where it is mixed
ith pfih mpal and saturated with
rater nt thei boilintT Doiot- The
boxes are then covered so as to be
vered so as to oe
and allowed to
nearly air-tight,
stand, say 11 hours, before feeding.
The-experiment was maue iai
D ecember. At that time my stock
rnnaintiHi of 49 animal of various
hnt PRtimated to be enaal to
A It enw. At the time the experi
gXlVaj St -v sjsew
I m a I ...nrli.M
mont waa made tne ieea oi iu
aa. .aa, a nr tw t n aa nriTfPiiiiiM
KOCa - Jicx u-j
Sa weeks bad beJo SF uSS
Corn fodder, 460 pounds, valued at.. $2 30
Hay, 300 pootMl,iea arjj tbiuu ...."
Cob mal, 200 pounds, valued at. ...... &
Total. - -v
noon this estimate the daily
. Afruul fur Mph animal was.
trifle more than 10 cents.
a th timt the experiment wa
j t 01 oun-R in milk ot
.....ia o cth and enndif ions. ' !'
lV...lnM ':V III 8 t tlaV oi U6-
. tlid u.iirtnt- fill
.ri .. .Mn,4 ft . Huiiila . nt- liu
o 1 o i" - c it i
..f n.imlMr. th bi 8 1
.nKriMitHii l -r e'r
hoy wa-ur .
i nnt fne nonnd. . but in an
urr. Ln-uiiv. t -
. ..I a. I. .1
imvvbbbw raaaa rifi-i ia. iir a - - - ' -
i . Th. hair hr 400 DOUnds
anailil int. 1 1 II II I
aau.o. - t. m
- --was CUl, mixeu ' rr.
nnantitv of mal as was need wir-
"Ji 1 ftn(1 fiQbjtfcted in
- I . l. . ..mitrAi'
i avsrv narticuiar io iuc ,auMv
- i m an i ur psiuiw w - --
i . . rnu ma nnnnnrv ui ui
hay aa before was furnished in ad
!
- t e8dsl. the 15th of DH 10 Ceitificatee fromleoanty toperin
b tbeyieldofmilk wa8 Jo
o TkjIIIIUB. a IWoa r .
I rri tha ifith. the nne of eorn
- 1 iuu1Bu.j,-:::;-. - - , .
nr frdiiM wan n-Buiurui
"-v"- v...i,.tum nf m
--m3S2 poandB, a gain of 23 pounds.
Ooe experjment is not umcieoi ,
tna i uv "
rather for the purpose oi provuaiuB
ftnd encoaragjDg the ap-
I r nthar tPJtta. If it Shall
I pucauuu - if win
oo .ppear in tne
1 .;,.e that well-curea corn
AmVmoSxlJ treated forjtnimal
f$ J'-j,- pound for round,
witbgoo4 bay, there will no longer
. rnr onlmal
.! T.atr tharn will no longer
the X 5rS a pretexl for neglecting
esxia s f in vew.
- ;
I "If . .. 1 nAtn(T
. i f Bnnnortino:
XilS) uaiij v- -r i
opon hay wa!, .
Fr 760 pednds hay at f-;
fvwt J . V .awiasav
I t-ov Mnnil. ruiV -meal...... . i vo
Kar 7bu uenDui uj r-- -
. . r T . v.ii n.p T.n .
A M V. . W. .
to
De Total
io o)e osf
ex - l - ct 2leeat isxeow.
Public 8chools. I "
Baleixh VewaObaarrer, Alarch 16th.
The moat Important act, next to that
abmittinr; prohibition to the people,
pasaad by the General Assembly, rsj with
out doubt, that proTidiaf for pablio
sehoola. It ia too loos for publication by1
as sntita, bat we print below a earafally
prepared atatemeat of iu jproTlaionaj
which will, perhaps, eerre a better pox
poae, as far as the general reader fa con
cerned, than the publication of the act. iu
fall. It Is, we leain, entirely acceptable
to the excellent and efficient Superinten
dent of Public Instruction. It 4 was in a
treat measure prepared by Major Firijrer,
one of the most thoughtful,! intelligent
and thorough of onr publie men. and re
ceived the hearty support of Air. Aferritt,
to wnom tno people are ao greatly Jndrbi-
cause of education. It aims to eatablish
our public schools on a broader and more
enduring bais, and ita adoption is highly
creditable to tb me aa bars of the General
Aasemlly, 1 as it marks an era in the his
tory of our 8tate, From now onward let
us pursue the path so nobly marked out
for na by the -present Senators and Repre
aeatatiyea of the people, and ever striy
to pnsh on the work they have Boadmira-
bly begun. - ! i ' ' i j .
1. The aot provides that the State
Board 1 of Education shtll recommend a
aeries of text booka, whihshall be nsed
in all the publie schools of the 94ate for a
period of three years, and until otherwiso
ordered, the State board to regulate the
piicee. -' ! -j I , '
2. It providea for trarellng expenses of
the State Superintendent, not J to exceed
$500, and for a clerkahip to his office at
$600. j-' Ji ' I ; ' ! T
X It abolishes the office ofcoooty ex
aminer, to take effect from and after the
first Monday in Jane, 1331, and substi
tutes therefor the office of county super
intendent of public instruction,! who ia to
be elected on the said first Monday in June
by the county board of education; and tlie
board of county justices c jointly. ' The
I county superintendent! is required to ex
aniae candidates who desire to tecb
and
i - I
pass noon their nualificati ns to yiit and
inspect the public schools in tb county;
to adrie with teachers' as tn the'bHt
methods ' of instruction: ton suspend
I UJO liUVUO
for want of qualification,
7r . i
jmL and notlfe tha school com-I
miUee of m5J ;, sio rtf . . atfa- th;
..u; dbtribut. blank, w school eomi
mitte.men and teacher, i collect 'school aai
1 : .T ,1 i
i. . L 1 I a a -1
tietica, and! raceiy report from teachers
heretofore mad to county treasurer ; to
countersign all order on county treasurer
for school ' moneys in payment
of teachers
salaries ; to hold and conduct
frfcchei' in-
a'itutee snd to exerciee gt-nerat
suprvwion
i .
5 ! I I
orer the puolio echH's vt his county, aud to
i , i i . ' - i i
p - ( j -
I nnaltv on the firet Monday ot Dtct-mber to
1 . . . j 1 - ' - I-
I tha State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
. . , , , .
tion. For the., dut.eshe i. ito rece.v. .a com
Lnuiih. nfiTtOO nerdsr for each daT en
t Kafed Ao be paid out of the anapportionU
I r.mA f tti. MiiniT ; PionittftL That
be shall not receireln any one yeamoie
than fir per cenium of the entire amount of
I a ! t i(
4. it rrquire. that the .chJ
coanly shall be .pponioned .n
ud of the
county shall be apportioned n the.nret
Monday iu Jtnuary in each year and aha' I
be based on the actual amount -money in
the hands of the county ! treasurer, and not
on the amount levied on th tax lit as under
the old law. . . ' . j
The county board of education may an
nuaily apportion fiw ui vi iu puuno
school moneys to defray the xpeiiMe of
. . . .wtsi . L l . .1 V l :
Umchr, in,.Uate.f nd where i i dmed
s:.vi.'. --u-i.ii . nu,iLr t cun-
piacticabl or adrisabl a number oi coaa
tie. may unit in on icftitnt.
6. The school year is cliaid so as to
correspond with h county fise ii year, aud
will therefor end NovemWr M in eacb
yar (: i I :
7. Twelve and a half, cents is levied on
sh S1Q0 valuation of property for school
30 in eacb
l -f
or more schools in' each; district ofj the
i cnntj for four mourn in me je,
r(tlinlv 4 of eaucation is required to
county
Tya special tax to meet the deficiency
Said special tax is to be distributed by the
county board nnder such -rules as in the
jadnment of .aid board) wil aeoure ajfour-
month achool in each diatrict, a requirea oy
article 9, aeetion 3, of th constitution j
6 Additional aafcguard. are thrown
1 . .1.1 ..j . . ...
around the colUcti- n, bsnditpg ana ais-
iurseai-nt of scbiol moneys. - -u-d school
o..uimittemen are, required to take deeds for
I sohool house sites acquired by tDem
ahicii must be recularty probated, recorded
ana aepoeiieu u iu np7
1 . L. .1 ruu ani-ar fnr
Hafe keeping.
Blank for aid deeds are to
a nam i v aa - ''sa."
I fnrni,hcd lo the said committeemen
, - . i
! I be county ec.i .au.uy..u..
9 School committeenieu are euinorizea
ro obv full coat of building, rcpairiDg and
tuiuwuiw - j i
nntaKinv rthsVll hntlHr lDatlestd OI DsUI
i .1 rmr
ii tin trusiBi. sm a aw ,
the coat, as provided iatb
'the old law, thU
co8t to be paid out of the school fund cf
i ... j;,,4-t foe which the house is tout
Ldenl. will be valid ii the county where
I iaaned for one year -iiuui ,
I , .,.i .im i. not
t.-cner c.o u. "r :"
t Jr. M , , ,
1 . . ..riihKtK 01 nrorr uaie. iiu.-i
t" r iAJt & oo per dy
and third grade $l.r
00 pr bjonth for
rvicef. Ko teaci.er pau -iu
k-aa school term than ot nuiutb
. ' i '
f.r a
12 The State "Board; of Edoontion is re
quired teapportion 00 the firt Monday
in August all tne acnoei nouei
I State Treasury
8u
T
the
. I i , L.i .1 ... .,.,1 i,
Th.r. u aiaa . bucciu mm I u -.
j i
the uenerai Aasemoi rrUu..f..ft - - -
Board of Education jto.i. dart - thi.
ear thi; Uolted gt bond beiougtrg to
'tD. .ohool fund, and
nd to distribnte tbei.ro
Aft I i. . ..-, nh lhM
40 -tu. together wnh
dierntutin
i " -
school fond now
iu tb
ie hands it tbt ntate
i Treasurer, to tbe Bev'eral cou ti
f th
8tate. on the basis of scho p f oS!0'
C3 j This fuad to be distributed thi y a will
I amoaui to aboot 8i30,CtJO Th- e t e
school f aud lot tho("r wili 'reiabfa
reach half a million daUara j .v-j i. -'.' I
In additlaa so tLo arptvprUUsfis tsd
in 1877 for aontal sahools at CLxpal CZ
and FayetWville, . saetloa of tis ' set
paaaed at the lata easioa ofthe Central
Asaembly making an appropriation ta thi
TJoiyersity appropriates I4.C0O for othei
norms! schools, p.COO tar ' whits' toachar
and fS.OOO for colored taacheta, pray idlnj
that net leas than four aehools foe ael
color shall bo ewtabliahod. The location
organization and -maaa,einnt; of the
sehoola are aoder theeaporTialon and aoej
trol of the State Bar4 of EdacVtien.
From the epratioa of theea . aomai
schools we expeetan Impetaa will bogiye
to the cause of educatloa in every localltjr
f the 8tate, because with; better teacher
will oeeeeearily eome better sehoola and j
in ater interest ia edatioa. A few yean
of earnest work will eooa prod sea aaott
excellent ecU ia North Carellosw Let
u hasten thia conswmmation which we
11 ho earneatly doalr : .!
!4-woaaa ParswKraptM. .
i I I : I --! '
j Tbemae J DeJarnetU, who was eon)
eiauid of the murder of hia aiater. llolito
DeJarnettej ia Danville, Ta., last yefr
and sentenced to bo hanged, aad who.ap-
p.ied to a higher eoart fox a naW: trial.
will have the benefit of another trial ill
the Corporation Coart of Danville en tie
lit Monday in next month, April 4th t
which time hia fate will, in alt probahjl.
ity. finally be'dacidod. fr-;r :k-i rA '
i i t ' i ' in ; f! ' ' ; j '
I The Washington JZpM&&s ssys t 8ma-
tor Vance ie yery jovial, and enjoys bearing
aa well as relating a good etoryv Oae) -day,
conyeraina with aa English Mtienua about
the legal fbrmalitios la English aad Aaaerieaa
courta, he iasUted that eertain xorma wsr
more strictly adhered to ia thia country than
in Englaad, and related tha following etorj:
" Judge Jones, air, ia aa gwa) atwklerfor
tha forma as any maa ia yoar oeontry Cjae
day a soldier who bad been battered eoa
airiarahlv in the WU WU brOOSht IB SS S
witness. The Judge told bins to Bold n hia
right hand. Can't do ttair:aai4,ts man.
Wh-r notr 'Got ahot In that arm. etr.
'Then hold up yonr left.' The iaaa sald.be
got shot in thst; arm too. Then,' asid the
judge, sternly, ' you mast bold np fonrileg.
No man eas bo awora. air, la thia coart py
law ualeaa he holds np something.' "j '
Senator Mabone is just now the
T?i.nh1iita.a i-m'kif.tiia Walk .at
Washington. He visits Presid
Gaifield I every day. The ; sptM
corresDOhslent ot the Baltimore
Sun of the 15th inst, says :
"Gen.! Mahone makea almost
I1U1IV VIMim 141 I UP ,, Uilu M.IIPVI
ami appiieantM for VirgiuiA oQee
ee-ra to tniuB rnat an inav io
neceaarv tor suct ia to obtain
iii8 .aiiH)ft. ilia q irfera at (the
Aitiiicrtoo are crowded with people
ul inn f.ir It tta Qvur. 1C lrt ail very
I
ovely jbst now,bat jLhere is always
nereaiter.', ami iu .
after is generally
HGen. Maiiorie,
to sucn men
11 at or Edmuada ft Waahington
on!
Wedneaday nisht for a viait to Florida,
and
Senator Vance baa paired with, him for(th
r. mainder of the seasioa. Judge tdmunaa
h.. tnr aona tima bean troubled with a ibad
- ; ., 1 1 . j
rnlH and now seeks a warmer climate id or
COia Ana PVW Btrwavsi TV awaaawa wssaaaoaw T j
a!rl .a lwaawiCavt JaVniTtir of Itaf ta4t
Tloping Into bronchitia or possibly settlbg
on bis lungs, j ' -l :! rj - 1 11' I
Supreme Court Seoialonsv1
i Raleigb Ne w-Obervr
smith. c, J.: .. u'
I
Stal a Allred, fro
1 1
Randolph
No
e ror.
ir
Ml
. ...nri.im ' aair uimee
ban ire for h porchaoa money or a pais
ofshdea- jTho money 01 ino proBBBBV"
loaey of ho proeeear
by any frandnleat repr
ttoa-by which, ba WS
-:.V I. : Wr damn It at-
waa not ebUinea
sentation or practtoe
inaucea w par - i-j ,
pear that any iateat U eheat or Aafrand
entered the mind of tho defeadant bsforo
he received the! prosecntorV aaoneV.
.r.i -J t.ilt.aaMnt aadsr Batil'
induced to part with It njor aooa j is
aa indistaasnt nnder Batile'e
Bevisal, chapter 82. aeetioa 68. aaaoot be
lurreiw, .... . T ,
maintained. A verdict of
was
properly given.
r i n. ' !
Smith, C. Ji
lTH.U. ! ' 1 ! l "' nLttfLrl
Undanhall va. Boabow. froavGnilford.
r ; . i ' 1 1 - t- - .1 s i
. u.J.t t. iU taal.
egement ef hi. rait to -avert hi. tWatprf.
land, into asset., be wiU Wot be bsld,p.p
1 ,,. ..ki .u.K I... bit hate
IO IT mwuvwurai - -v j
I ' I
j When joint estatea are held for purposes w
1 ' " - . - !sl
trade, etc.. snd one tenant dlee. tbeTsslale
of partaerabip 'property oatil All
the aeoounU of the partnerahip have ioe.n
!aertaiaed. J'-f-t , ill -': -I bl I r
takeh and tbe clear utoros rrr .
! YV hB what waa dao by ord.r or, oori,
thr eu U no devitwit jor BiiMpplieatu
ufaeseats iu that npct ! , O .
I
I That is So-
m .A . e.. T..l .aas rlaVlltV.1
4.Uflf SSt vso-aBa-v-- - pi ,
Evt-rj ltiBUinre that ijias
iu iiiib CaiohtiM, tri tbe flsij
,hJ Im'i in..;n-ir. habenoorid'
! he- tBt in; i-ive, n o'ch m
. , itnTi .iaXl raVaall loe lsta
1881, oty ibui, qv . sjilntieiff
SM
,l, upr wora 10c u. 3UU
-.uie better itig-n.
I
Use far Senator xVJahoae.
f St Louia PoaVDurpatch, tHmA
'3 11,
rat Mahon
. 1 - .k, ot the RpubliBe ia the 801
.:. . ... i.j.'. .v. VaUil arB-ana
1 t ie will 1 raoi !" --rp 7: r . , ,t
10 t iat oar
4 . tl
a - it-
Tha Status or tile Dc.t.
j
.M f Fayettsvills ZxaAUer.l
j:
JL. -il. sm4 -U.v . y- l'.'l-i !l ! k!
Thia ia a. r.rnraaitiTA Ba. And
Tvrt! Psrolincpi 1 1 progressiva
H WQ8 VI iir.r i:i.r UUSC9, ailltji
tsrdar all the edverra circsnttxacea
by ..which, she .is .surreubfledy . ta7
jbakiss fair' progress.' For a long'
i. 1'aa . a s.w. . - . a.
Time lae uog, wica ia next, w ids
cuii-jeariing is-oae oi tne greatest
Xrie?ds to our t newly enfranchised
has occupied an uncertain iiositioD,
. - a '' . a 1 a a a .. i' . i
soir as me rignis oi nis owner
were concerned."-! By numerous de
cisions of the ablest judges , who
have; ever dispensed old and absurd
dogmas from the Bench, (he dog
hits long been declared to be proi
ptttri i ma far aa to aunnort 'a civi.
saltffor his Recovery by bis: owneri
and nof property whenever . aa in
dictment shall have keen found
against the kaan who steals bib. A
dog worth; one ' kaadred i dollars
(and the market; ralue of .pany ;of
them lis far greater) might have
been stolen (with impunity iaUorih
Carolina np to the passsge ofthe.
late act of the Assembly. STp w under
act to steal a dog, ' which bas been
listed for taxation is larceny1. HThe
old dogma of the law on ibis sub
ject is reversed, and' U one steals
the smallest pappyf oi the eater
nsX parent of i said pappy which
parent is herself a dof txa) and said
pqppy or its'flaid ' parent is eh the
tax books, he does it at bis periL
Th0 stAtos of the dog. la . therefore
that of, property to the fail, sense of
the! word. T.".;'L; v-"lh:,-;.l!l -
iflad our legislators" gone one step
furthe on! the dog question and
imposed a privilege tax oti '-tbe
owners of dogsjunning at large,
they woul4 have add,ed to the State
re; vends, and given encouragement
to sheep husbandry, two things
pinch to be desired. This they tiid
not do. Thfir vote 4 however in. toe
Jiorusa, on this question indicates
the growth of a conviction among
the people cf the State that such a
measure 'j is necesary. We; hl
l(iat the next General ' iAs?femuy
will pawtbismucb yeeded law. j
We 'hope so too ? but thff ext
eneral Asdcmbly, will n0d4a if.
iia1 rk thwpri joMo-u Ed Pa triot
; I General News Not
!
1 . J
Tha fdt-rena t.f I ha Albumsrle SCCUOU of
I -I 1 " ' - - t 1 7 1 ( '
thia Mtate;bave organised an immigration
, ... .-. -p . f ! i .-1 .
Society for t puruodo of promoting im
the 8tate Itia good move ia th tht
I j i
diecti.in
The Wilmlasti.n'AW "nya
that one 'O W. iThompaon killed J w
;:cLod,
an Kxbresa aarnit. at AbMtta
bqio l.wt
li . . 1J j 1 ; a . 1
l J' ... hu. fl I tn Hurt!
1
1 anknown
Andn tha asm dav iOldeotl
t RXoHm. eolored. fell from tne ear .i
i rajiroei
'used for carrying timber t" he
liver near Elizabethtown aad w4 ou b
ed; to death by the wheels. ; 'pie B-l-eigb
Paiior say a Mr. O, Maey.or'u,. jriy
oigh wen't oat to Jonee A Powell's mill-
pondon Wednesday last and caught on
hundred and twenty nine wbiN and !-;
low nerch. and Eli aaid it was not a gooa
da y for jBthing, either.. The editor of
a a V L U. 'v' .' it a ail -Uaaa4avtlv
1 XUIOIAU r injwr a uv f i y ' r
aaaao. aKnJfavn'ak TwrfAOt 4TtF whifiK tWaWal .laUd
by a rooster. -The Grand Juryf Meck-j
lenburg county haye reported a Xrn biU!
sgainst John Partington tor themarier or
V.otariiv fTa.rrwr. a lew weeka IgO. '" '
Cpl- Sharp, purchasing agent, baa cn-
tra
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Ga
... ir.. . i - K Ir.'.n i-fei Im kTimni.4 il t.
f- h i
fliiivilie. M-tevtle & Ho lb
ITlt-Jlf;
U.itr. .il I.. I ..k..H I. .r.(
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ii
1MB dtfiirtfji Wlill.iW
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Tho :(itroi !.:-.
'rjc
cjaiionj bM duel iot t hild N j
gran
jl'proi
eonveiitlo. iu
nxt.JXnB
toryito be known as
.1.. .1 ..
Haleigb bii lb
m 4 Lb
e votera ioi the
i
t?r
VanC Ctuatv are
j, . : r 7- ,. v i--
to -decide by ballot on the 24th bf May
to -decide toy Daiioi on inezsin pi iy;
wbe(b;r theJ want new bounty: or;
1 0 thofCon-!
of radUtll, weri adopted by a'
. M . .1 II j- .L ' . L...JI ' Ll-1
j , i L,Jrtri,L' ,l tba Section!! recently
i.rM maji
,Ut fc., -.E; AU. f trae-
arar af the Arasoiot 8vi. ES B bk of Win
i the
chester, N. H. ia a defo terr to the
amount of i7u6,0lH). He i j aipiomineot
.awvei! and w lately Htae or.
I !w'f , r i, n ,
ii lit r n T . .... is..
Survey of Anotner Kaiirpaa.
Mil William Cats, who 1 wa
ployed fast aummerW fall In making
Eha frvey of the Western NArth; Caro
lina Railroad beyond . Asbeville went op
I 1 - ' 1 . r .. ! L J. . T
Ll:L.J I..i Vt..X.wi H. mr.A f'.l.t J
wwigns, wo , i , 5
o-w ,!a J A. . a- it. aT'kaia.raaaB jt I ai i 4
I noif Warrow auKe. wuj meo ui
o. .The ob jet iato-Xeaacroa a
Btaln into Kpiib' CaroiinAa jarj-y
;m rBilioad which1 fsa teadj doing
acood busioeii. thro' part
Keiimck
and Tennessee, ' enn Ci Mg saaj Uta fcialo;
1 -i
with tbe .Cheater
ltirtr! '';$i nw ;
OahAe, or thoCa'po F
Vai'kil i Val-H
1b Rai I roal m at
which1 will tr.yer-e
likely tb tnt er
J. 1 1 L I
the State, p-esiPg I7 ttM
of Wi net on atitt wreeBaooro
hd Iu .di
biiltoric town ol F.jet ktleeJ
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in dwetr ?ifc V tinungtoi.
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