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GREENSBORO, N. C, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 18B.
NEW SERIES NO. 820
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at debtor anJ U barred
mU-iUonv There Ua
jjgmt nts on hc dock.
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"t dropped it causing it
iece of tbc deadly mis
; Joe rhil!ipon the arm.
ntul Aesh wound- The
n jcrct! icet io jke air.
tcp of the telegraph office
capt- ,Icnry SmUh was
rskand, thinking the im-
Rf-se cu t re undins in an aborning
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A Kicci;il tt'1cra:;i from llal
rih is trt the elTect that the 4-Xib-
eraP concern Is about to collapse
It all cU pemlH - ont Hubl)oll. This
par.ir.ij)!! I double loaded to at
tract the attention oftte Raleigb
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and Charlotte newspapers.
n on
the roof, rushed oat
With the nception of
trousers, caused
t ifl i daikey's
h7m:) . lnothurt.
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TheT0Ba'-maa bo "sbpped-Dur-
.soactime SO and left his bad m
Wh'was amstcd at .SpaiUnburg,
? C. rnterd.y. Jle jumped the train
arCtcorJ this mormng. and is sup-.
i
y a'tt-.tp. vvwiji .cij rnet ia
ia jtnLiy. Thet k,
Hf. Ur thousand members.
4; tvi tle reform of church
- ' f J i:h .operatic
, i:n al;i rs and induce the adop-
-o r;, vficpf uavcU on the com
u ;.- Of jjood sinking. A
.'thirch
music is impcratirely
us back the old fash-
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d to hav e been tually mjurctl. i ne
-.XI a, bcaviiy hand cuffed and leaped
t-Vousa the -indo whilst the train was
a fall .nred. The train wis iramcdi-
,!l Cur counties; which are I tel j stopped and the deputy shcriflT in
uic and wul be lost to charre itarted in pursuit-
mied ta at once: . ..nTnow.
Accordins to the Patriot's anounce
went Geo. U Kveritt made a speech in
Craham vestcrday that waked up the
inakes. The court house was weu n.cu
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and without any ceremony nc puucu
oT hts lemon colored "kius, ana
rent to rou-inj. He brought the wool
evtry time. Finally it got too hot, when
Hardin, a d:in;uihed member ot tne
Keogb-Cauy combination, rose to rus
fcet and th a hickory about the sue of
Everittc's fore kg,, threatened todemol
ish the jouni,' man. hventt gTew hvid
ith ra r, gritted hu teeth, spit on his
hands and ordered Hardin 10 seated.
Hardin left the court room and dared Ev
erett u WIow him to "the big road,"
prorating to "spanlj Mm all over.
Wearing a pair of sky-blue summer trou-
rrs Kentt declined with thanks. -At
this juncture an eye-witness inarms us, the
scene beggars description. Everybody w as
excited and a serious row was imminent.
When quiet was restored Everett re
named, greatly modifying his remarks.
The sjcech, throughout, was bitter and
insulting to Republicans and well calcu
lated la provoke personal violence. Ev-
eriu claims that he said nothing thit the
facts did not justify and that his own
seIf-rc5jHCt did not demand. As w iden-
h t the b
..SJAxt. Kano!ph county, Aug. 29.
iUr.n. 3IclXwcll County, AagJI.
i -ic. c, beptJ !
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Li'vitUn ccunty, 5ep. 5.
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Dcni.'KC Cora,
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: ,VftrttV.e :vt, near IWn.ja, Mr.
J f ared in thd Patriot
k i iLijs 1 l'i effect tlut Mr. G.
1 . ifiklui l j.-fMov aljireonbu.
jKt. l.r J-',
I up by a n
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i in an v i
n-arh in Krniili!trar nnrtv
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1 K i!tulc In due Mr.
thy ynticrr.aa ta
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Vit effort w as a success.
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Kvetitt swears that he is the
STatesT'
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Now is the opportunity! to
liavo the central dome of .the great
column of material adranccmcnt
erected on North ' Carolina noil.
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The ofijee of secretary of theNorth
Ca'rolina Agricultural, Assoeiatiou
is vacant. ' f :
The first .school lionse south
of the Patoinac was built in North
Carolina. We have inado verj- lit
tle progress in school house arch i:
tectnre since that time, : t
Tlie lawyers of Indiana, after
mature deliberation, have decided
that an attorney's duty to his client
does not require hira'to co'nmit a
felony under any circumstances
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While the lonff train of ages
is gliding" away, tho people are
anxiously iuqufring wjien the cen
tral organ of tho great Kepublican
party of this Nation is going to get
np and prove that there was relief
for the toiling millions In that Ke
publican caucus bill which iropot
ed to rejcal the tax 6u bank checks
and patent medicines. . ' .
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Col: Henderson, secretary of
the llepnblican Congressional com
mittee, says that no money i was
ttrned-over by the committee to
the North Carolina libcraF whom
report said got 2,000 and made
personal use of it! Washington
Mar" f -i - ,
The only error. in tho statement
is in the amount received, suggests
a man at our elbow. 1 : ' a
DAI.L ft KEOnU. I '
W, S. Ball furnishes the National
Hrpkblioan with an account of the
Kepublican meeting at. this place
in which Ball's speech tlgures con
spicuously. The fact is incidental
ly mdntioncd that Dockery made at
speech also. The frpMoicnr report
i understood 'to lc a double-back-
iirnni?i,i,i..Ti. "
Could the curtain of secrecy be
lifted, wo should see a "vast drag
net of extortion thowli .out by the
committee from Washington over
tho whole land from Elaine to Cali
fornia, with every humble oflicial
laborer froni those- under the sea
at Hell Gate to tlie weather observ
"era on Pike's rik entangled in
its- meshes; aiid, bus' among them,
for their prey, a series of tax extor
tioners rauging down from Hnbbell,
tho great Quastor, to little 'Hub-!
bells by tho hundred, each paid a.
commission ,on his collections in
true Tnrkishi fashion (to which the
and cnibrace any width; length or
thickness. ' Unlike lumber, how.
ever, narrow widths are the most
costly. Thc straw lumber . may be
ripened with the baud-saw or the
buzz-s;iw; may be run through the
sticker for the manufacture of moul
dingsj and takes a narrow or screw
about as well as ; oak. Jt may , be
finished with varnish or with paint,
and Is susceptible to a high polish.
Itis practically water aiid fire-proof,
being manufactured uuder 500 de
grees of heat, and we are assured
has been boiled for some r hours
without any apparent change of
structure. ' Its tensil strength; is
large amounts extorted beyond reg- grater than that of walnut or oak,
There
n 10 iet!c t n Mr. Rkhard
. We urdcTtir J that tie
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n ication U. created that ixpressica.
d thi Utricnt is mad. in tar vindxa
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b people from At
rmintiesi Court con-.mcnutl
V j ijr and up y Tuesday noon tey.
f n:inc5S Uv hec- transacted'1
-.i?wer full of politics, and HH
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) ii.!.t best toj adiOurn the Cume
-! .-.csday r.iirning. Mr. 4foH
v it - ratic ca&ilidate for the scnatj,,
' j 1. 1 nee a nd t hat ha m lead off i n h a t
1 dieu4Un t Ihe Iemocratiit"ni-
made t gcxl impression on
rlinbination he ha lickled the adminis-
ttition and swears a he will die in the
f last ditch-" Sff ;ime ago Mr. J. V.
I storekeeper, living
loved, and his place
a was willing to tote
Xtiy J s- f lannigaraDplaled to
4 Tlf. X r Jaii -Wtitngton .ud
..i ,-.nent ordered hisre-assignment.
"-P . t: .J T" r . -
s iteu io LTcnu yesicraay lor me
ieys, showing Ra urn's commission. Ev-
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anniean. a gei
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1 Craham. w.il
.lied bv a ma-
re!-.iMon it was announced thai
was in the court-hous, ant
in
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l ritt refused to deliver the keys," Intinjt
ng that Raum might go to a warmer di-
oatc than the North pole, and that be,
eoT D. Everitt, was running the collec
ts office in the 5th district. fTanoigan
eat nr-nTnleTtntni
the following commentv r .1 '
. The Sorlh State,' published at
(Jret'usboro, has long- taught lfe
mblicanism to the people of North
Carolina, but'it is not doing so now.
In is devoting itself to the one sub-"
ject of temperance "legislation. It
is a blind guide for KcpnblicaTjs in
thi.t eMttuign. Tbere ia no ticket
which represents the views of tho
Aort&.State. and yet the tendency
of its course is to induce ' Kenublt
cans to withhold' their Tt rSteH -froc
the Republican ticket. It dis
ctMiragiug enlistment mur.harbor
ing deserters. - We am sorry "to" be
lieve that.it prefers-" Bourbon suo-
cvw to that of the Coalition ticket.
but that is. the irresistible 'conclti
sioii drawn from its course. 'We
exnort iho reconsider. Any man
hlar plunder rafes are added.)
These miuions, book iii hand, are
haunting tho oflicial corridors and
1
tracking the public laborers. They
mouse around the bureaus for names
and salaries which, all high-toned
officials coiiteinptuously withhold
Neither age, sex, nor condition is
spared by these spoils system
harpies. .They waylay the clerks
going to their- meals, lney mint
the Springfield arsenal and the
Mississippi break water laborers to
their humble homes. - They obtrude
their impertinent faces upon the
teachers of Indians and negroes at
Hampton School and the Carlisle
Barracks." They-dog navy-yard
workmen to their narrow lodgings.
Thcweary Kcrub-women are perse-
cutedto their garrets; the poor
ofllce boyd tiro bullied at their eve
ning schools; the 'money 'needed for
rent is taken from the aged father.
and only son: men enfeebled on the
battlefields are harried in tho very
shadow of the capitol: life-boat
crews, listening on stormy shores
for the cryiof the shipwrecked, and
even chaplains and nurses at the
bedside of the dying, are not ex
empted from .this merciless, mer-
c e 11 a ry i . Jihclecent conscription,
which reproduces the infamy of
Oriental tiix fanning. Av e know of
the head cf a family who hesitates
between defying Hubbell and .'-tak
ing a meaner tenement; of a boy.at
evening School black mailed of $3
while Avearing nr suit gi vert in chari-
t-rji-wmHrf-wm iuisrjyol of .cl'
-wKu funiitrrm .of tho .mother he
snpiorts was in pawn, and many
have consulted ns as to the safety
and . its weight About one-fifth
greater than the fonner. when dry.
It is made from any kind of straw,
including hemp and flax-fiber in
fact from" any material that will
make pulp and a ton ofstrWwill
prod nee 1,000 feet of boards. The.
pulp is rolled into the sheets, a
number of which, corresponding
w ith the thickness of the i lumber
desired, are 'placed together with a
peculiar cement which' is .claimed
to be water-proof, . and are " then
rollel uuder a pressure sufficient to
amalgamate -them into a solid mass",
which may be worked with a plane
if desired.: l j i ! I
When it is remembered that it
takes one hundred years to grow a
tree to maturity, suiting it to com
mercial purposes and a tree pro
ducing 32 inch lumber will , require
fully twice that time while.20,000
feet per acre is a large yield under
the most favorable . circustances, it
will at once be realized that where
3,000 feet can be taken from an acre
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of ground. 'for an indefinite number
of years, the process which enables
such' a result to be accomplished,
and which will yield, a really valu
able lumber, is . one of vast im-
portance.: We loot ior;vaiuaoie
results in. the future in the Tnanu
facture of lumber from what js prac
tically a waste material, but which
will be produced in endless quant-
ties so long "the United States
maintains it chanicter-W.jigrsiiii-
pnxlucing country, j ' j , v
-Kveritt uow proioses to
up the administration. It
takes three stout men to hold him
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LiivorU
North f Carolina; Very recently idea that the jgijind old party .does Ikw-thJViU)ewid-thattheere.,
both Chalmers and Leach have business exclusively on principle is From the peasant up to ihe kinp.j
. . . f , . t 4m I i, - ,- , .I i. Has a diflerent U& from the tale I f
Deen uenouncea - oy xienuoiicans 1 100 anuqnaieu 10 ue euuuraoie.
for all! that is mean and vicious in is jponey thai makes tlie parr. go, But lor mf-iand Us
iwlitics. How 1 is it in Virginia ? anJ as no one. who is imt interested iXiZlZhi
But a little while airo the .Demo- in a job caref to -..contribute , to ,J ft under degm nght,
Of
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crats denounced Parson Massey as the maintenance of, . a lot
representing all that was base and other jobbei4 this cojnmitte 3 can
despicable in politics. 2s ow. he is not? hope to jsueeed if those most
tell.
Aad a different .song'rcKsing.
eare n?t a singid fig
rone or am ncrit
for the waker dog, -
the Democratic candidate for Con- directly benefited byi success - are
gressmau-at-large in that State. unwilling or ijeglect to ahlj in a
He is now pictured by them as a substantial taanner ; It is pretty
"grand old man while theKepnb- hard on a grand old party Jo get
ifeniU. vchn in tlm davs of Demo- dawn to where it cannot live with-
cratic abuse, saw in - him,, all that
was lovely, h a ve discovered that
he is a "seonnlrel, a forger and a
taito.,, Democrats denounce "fu
sion? iu North Carolina aud sup
port it in Maine and Michigan.
out robbing1 tlie families of junder
paid office-holders; still, facts are
facts, so Assessor HubbeH com
mittee says '., toeaciij office-jiolder,
it; is uoieu iiitib: : oj'v icuiiii ii
you
I know th&t the oild-ththe great big world
Will never a moment stop. f
To see w4iich dogjnay b in the faiilt, . '
But wiiUhout fqrthe &g on topj . v .
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But for me I shall pause Jo ask ' f- .
Whicli dog ma be inlthe right-t- "- f
For my feeart will beat, while it beats at all,
For tlie under dpg in the fight, j -
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Ferchance what Iesaic I had better not said;
Or twere bettertl bad jaictit tmajp..
But witflt heart anfiwTith jglass filled chock
" brim ' j . ' I - j '
. Here i-luck to he bottom dog!
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. '; I IIrrible Uecideat, ,
'iLasjt night," by an unloked ,for
movement ot adtft of cars, Jlrj Jo
seph ilee, ofjMartchssteri met with
a terrible d(ath. Jlr. (lee, 1 who
to the
11 : iL imifm.T Ji.;kii was employed 'ta': watch j the 'cars
will sendia voluntary con tnbu- A , ' f1 -; : ... Llwi t;ai..
What has become of the principles tion equal iotwo per; cent of your mond & Danvillfe' railroad at Man-
of the two parties f The policy of annual compensation." Wnat the Chester, was2 at the time 'of th6 ac-
"fusion," or coalition,, which is so old party needs and cannot do with- ciderit in conipajy with Mr. Puck
unspairingly ienounU in some cutis at ifasl, two Wand a "de
States by both parties, is readily uau irom every omce-uuuici.
embniced by either wherever It may FI(3ft j OF t..k . ac
tend to success.
In view of such
All lit. ouvu
XIONS.
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j One of the worst results' of the
chronic andj bitter j fight between
tactions of --the
its depraving
glaring inconsistency
readiness to grasp at' any means to
attain political power, is it surpris
ing; that the otd party organizations
are! falling toj pieces. -And 'if the
Democratic combinations in Maine
and Michigan embrace the worst I has thi eplor
elements of the two parties as does n J il -, - .L i.i..-
the fusion' between the Eepiiblicans
the two principal
grand old party" is
influence upon public morals. ,T:tiere
together a .heaty shower ; of rain
forced them to sbek shelter, which '
theyl found under two cars j on he
fraclf near the factory, j .;. - j
I 'These; carshad -been landing ibr
hlne5monthi.f The two men were
in their place of shelter but a short
times! when suddenly from some an- .
W T-f Y - Jf 1 1
Known. cause, airam 01 cars uicru-
hi RPiiriVfivtiiopn a dav since the cr uii the track!. broke loose and
disturbance began When the1 conn- camethuntUirindowd the .heav?
and Democrats in North Carolina,
the Isoonct the disintegration takes
place thelbetter. . " ;
.t:
clean
of keeping their earnings, which when the ICeogh-Causey j combina
they neea. In every case there "is tion is mentioned in his j presence,
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able effects! of "this demoralizing'
agency.."' j ' .. (; f
; Scandal has succeeded j caudal in
such rapid succession tha : thc morf
al atmosphere has been jconstant-
J. C. Black, of Moore county, lv impregnated with theft tid odor
has been nominated for the Senate of rascality. Tlie Republican house-
from Moore and Randolph. The hold divided against itself has
Raleigh dbterver says Mr. Bhvck-is washed it dirty lipeii eviry day in
a native of Randolph, aud remov- the weekL'liSunday not excepted,
(xi idiout seven vears aco to ur
thage, where! he has established
for himself an enviable reputation
as a uian a citizen and a lawyer,
lie is a goodf speaker, popular with
his fellow-citizens, of a pleasing ad- demandsiit in the name of decency
and the kteam from its kitchen,
like a drpad miasma, h is j settled
ttown on thli face of the v hole land.
ands a
warfare,
a -1
j A nausjbiited public dent
cessation of this kind o
crraae ' 111103 tneiiwo unuer ..wine i
theyf were seated. Bdtlij men aU,
tempted to I jump froni under- the l' 1
car8 iWime jneys wero in motion,
tion J Mr. Iucket gotutbut made
a s narrow escape. fThe wheels
cfcughtandj severed te skirts of
his coat. Mr. (ee, being a large
manfand igt solictivel was caught
under the iiiecls ana dragged a
great distance, (ho wfieels passing
over: his bolly sbveral times. Jlis
deati was lnstajitanebus.; The de
ceasjbd was! one bf the most popular
citizeh3 of pfanehestejr. He was a
brother ofnjonductori Gee, of the
le Company,
Jed Sulphur
vass.
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dress, and will make a capital can- jilui iu the jnterest of all classes. A letter fronf Richmond to fr. W.
n . 1 J i J.,. a! 'fit . . T! . . 3. I ;--
ape, iwho is a
Richmond find Danvi
who is now at Itho
Snrinirs. I !
. fr.Puc;ett,ithouga bruised, was '
not,! seri(iuyy-lnjttred.-----Richraond ? . '
State.
r - K these brethren must fiht, if their j.A1sop, pf tjiis plab
kv iVar is tJ be oiie of cxtdrnnnation, kinsmanofthedeceasji
1VORMKTIIAN DEMAGOGBRIV- I" '? 1 f 7 . T 1 ' 7 " . 7 wusuiauu iuuwiwwi, owiw iuhi.
Leach told som5 ceuts at the de- " tuerc can De no lec-up ,nn iue on the night m question,' was
pot he didn't want but October! to last mai isj in.the.last ditch, decent Wjftching for $01116 thieves whojiad
ucui, ocica u nt h " v . peopie iiavu. rigub w. ih:hi?uvi iuMj pDeen stealing la Draspes irom so'
qid
t to
deser
le what t( do till then; he's trying. belligeUit:adopt su ;h meth(
make a boom on what he did:for f f :i ,
senv :iihe was in the Con shall iiotj disgrace the wh
methods
olc;
phere tJtfie lasting injnry of 'the!;
yoriitgen who are" coming on the
fear of removel or other retiliatipn.
Pages could bo filled with such
asesrfroirl the reports of citizens.
A newspaper before us gives that
of ahiborer, with a family, 'earning
ItiO'a year pursuelliy a harpy
for 8 !, and also that of a loy of
tiurteen,jearning 1 ajday, with
another harpy after him for 3 CO.
To women and girls no more iriercy
is shown. Darman Iti Eaton, in
ybrtk American Iterieic.i
, in town and has telegraphed . for
rthcr instructions. It the meantime
Lireritt hnLlt fh C irt in.t c- v. SiVll K
iissed- if he don't stand op for hi. rights. Jhob"le8 again jt BourLomsm is Dockfry's campaign speech a . rieh
The combination say that other changes icat mwrtv nn.l n.atinni,! .,m4 ir ewr ork antiquarian offers him a
-After reading ah account of
objectionable to Everitt will be made -by
Raum, and that be will finally be forced
to resign. .
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! Al in that direction. In.
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i.-.utesthebu I I.n; was full and rut..
.- r A.kn'.t ...ti Urn Cur ? I a v.
.KXiirietl. and notwithstanding the , 71"'-
- and Milbcatinff heat every ran ; Thc Daily Crecnboro Patriot is one
:-llm .-rouril throughout the srch. ! f livUest and most eaterprisin,: dai-
powerful i,c ,n tne ingni, sprigniiy ana
liberty
the Xorth State will not move nlona
witu Jir. i;au and the Republican
party wo rather think It will find
that it has separated from four-
fin ha of the Prohibition Republi
cans of the State,
i.in t'fu!l hours.
fubulous'snm to go' to Egypt on an
exploring expedition, j j Fronf the
New Yprkers letter we infer s that
he regards Dockery as the onlysur-
vlvor of a pre-historic race.
. j :
Ike Young got lover-dosed
with uLderalismn and the "festive
IS
whi every body fsakl. The j aUa) UP to time, we always read it.
tkiur man ith his electric light as
-rvandasa oart of bis business made
.I cnt warcli for the Liberal" jurty.
as nfj: Dy way of variety CoU
u stead announced himself Greenback
rdij.uc ft r Congress. 1
Tho wheat hrrashiog is tot yet over
vaa) means.! No danger of an body
arm- after such n immense yield ot
heat. larrJrs bo have heretofore
fvd onlv about aobobcls,riow have So
lot. A r. an who has been running
t:in Ur viklyestetday that Jou bush-
an average crop.
renrm'
There i no discount on th.- tu t that
rn.n!oro i!aling from the sleep she
i . i.l i
H slept - hmg
are, 3Iagett & Co W. A. Blount,
W.C. Ayer?I R. T. Whitehurst,
Jolin W. I'iery, f. B. -Yager- It
was the devilish work of an incen
diary.
It may b her second
:j win a.-.L V-r i
'. I, or now pnt
it i a Ld growth Ih'r warehouses,
r fict.-ies. jlwrr wholcsaK houses and
r 1 1 her enterprises have told to her
d.t ir.J profit in the U:, 12 months.
' h of her brami musclci and money
:Wl of bemu idle as it wis j years ago
i .nes:d in entcrpns which m ill
' U ant; expand thcrr.elves and give
ol)sJ cnterpn'. ;Shc is gird
' h r-lf J K th- arm r with which
in the rce of progrr&s.
cotton mills by the
v f her (!.idv C"tor.cs and let the
t v : of both jnirl. LlrnJ and float to-
. K
r. i r.iu ,s -jy apire to be
should j,ne
Kail road fa-
l-K and raore in t!ecar future with
t !:aimn con enK-nt tboth the tobc-
vul cottoo belts hy S,UJJ tuci, an
iration 4 xhc d'ca.-n cf a iionary ?
Tbr'braf al pljck aner A.'c-
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Charh-s Smith
OBMBltTATIONR I.f THE MOUTH.
Gen. Dabne'y II. Maury has writ
ten an interesting letter to the '-In
dustrial South," Richmond, Va in"
wnicn ne tietaiis ins ojei-atioiw du
ring a recent extendetl tour through
tho Southern States. He states
that everywhere iu Alabama, Miss
issippi. Georgia and South - Caroli
na he heard of the glad surprise of
the people at finding that they can
raise grass as ;t paying crop, thus
meeting a want long felt: The rais
ing of improved stock is also being
extensively engaged in. whilst the
mm and coal developments in the
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.tlinui-fN-C.Andwhy!
' With ajl of her i-sent Kj
h- ctM-y. -iTart-s Smith, ho
l rtt a V-' a?o from the stock
; C. ri Y. V. R u
Jud f Camjhoi Ca.
1 f..rc.gh vti morning in
Itc ; lcrVV, I'ullmaa's
. pt Kli-uh and had V rtb and
V . ,rl nes broken.
I:
iori ts current that the
S in charge the location
the Yearly MTt.
High - foint.
In
anv
, the meet in-; will bcl.clj
rx aja n ceit ,ugust.
A I.wekf Fl.
Some hands at work on tbc railroad
a few miles from this place, patting in
sills a few days ago, found a "five dollar
gold piece imbedded in the dirt around
one of the sills.
A Mialrrl Ilnwt.
Judge Nelson, chief of police Rees,
Candidate Wheeler, and o'hers have gone
out in the New Carden neighborhood
squirrel hunting to-day. They carried
along a huge vessel in which to cook the
game, and plenty of ice, etc A gentle
man just arrived in town fiomtbe "hunt
ing grounds, says Judge Nelson shot at a
squirrel while running and accidentally
hit a candidate fur the legislature who was
standing tn an adjoining field This gen
tleman says candidates are more plentiful
than game in the county rt present
Tfc Kverlll-Havwiw Rw.
There are one or two corrections to
note in the account cf the Evcritt-Hardin
row at Graham Wednesday. Evcntt was
not invited out into tbe "big road to be
"spanked." When interrupted by Har
din he told him thatwhatcver. he had to
say he could say outside tbc court house.
Hardin was hissed by th crowd, which
enraged hiro. Everitt wore peart colored
trousers instead of "iky blue. He
passed through this morning w ith a jaun
ty feather Moating from his Mackinaw.
He is. under th impression that he has
given the "combination" h I, and prom
ises td keep it up while there is wind in
his attenuated anatomy. - .
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TtM Rwaw tw B Bail!.
Tbe stockholders of the Virginia Mid
land held a meeting at Winston yesterday.
Among those present were J. Turner
Morehead, Maj. Hairston, Rev. W. C.
Wilson, Jos. A. Kelly, G M. Bingham,
A. W. IJooe, S. A. WoodrufT, J. P.
Johnson, J. A. Williamson, A. Leazor,
J. S-B. Thompson and J. M. Vaughn.
From Maj. Morehead who passed throuch
this morning we learn that two million of I sheriff was ufter tlen. faury when
the bonds of tbc company will be issued he passed through Xorth Carolina,
at once, and that all the money necessary Gen Maury could hardly, have
to complete the road will be at once failed to note the progress every-
tucre now no oarner m the xrhoro evloVnr in Vnrtl. r .r,,l
Tho fateel town of Plymouth
has been, visiteel by another de
structive fire. ; The loss is estiniat-H cuss?' baj l,ietI himself off to Cape
ed at 920,060. The prjncipanoosers May . ..
'The nian who c;in make the
next J3tatc fair a big success," is
the sort of i prodigy ivitnted for
secretafj of the association Ap
plications still iu orderJ
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Thfijririt nfjhe Age laments
BallVfall. .'pn the other hand the
whisky organ at -Raleigh announ
ces his coiiYcrsioh in great, flaming
head lehers: -In the , meantime
Ball's grip'on the ofiice; of assis
tant district attorney. grows firmer.
All of this illnstrates what Ball
meant when he said in his sjH-ech
the other dayj as a moralist I am
a Prohibitio'uist'as a partizan I am
a Republican. J- r
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Dowd was renominated for
' A addell'M iiaper starts well,
but neeIs a little . "exi)editiug."
Tuesdayfs paper was recei vetl to-djty
It is as free from blemishes as an
initial niimlwr could well be. As
a healthy indication we notice vthat
it is brim full of yglitteringnew ad
vertisements. Its tone isjemphat
ically democratic. ! " :
--The Cliarlotte Journal pub-
lishes a -siecial" from Washing
ton under date of ,Augtist 2Jst as
t . i
follows: I I i. !
There is quite a stir in Republi
can circles, over the tact mat ex
Congressman Leaeh, of Xorth Car
olina, has received about two thou
sand dollars from- the .Republican
campaign committee, rendering'1 a
rplea that he was using- it for de
featmg democracy 111 orth Caro
lina, whereas it is said to have been
traced to numeronsjjreditors. .
This statementjis denied by the
secretary of the Republican exec
utive c'ommitte, as published in
vestenlav's Patriot. It would be
curious to know how such a report,
obtained currency. j
A correspondent of the Win
ston JSen tinel who has Interviewed
Dr. Tyre York, of Wilkes, states
by authority that he will not run
as an I independent candidate for
Congress in the 7th district.. That
means Robbins' election beyond
perad vent are. j ) " '" I
stage or active lift
federate Cougressond cites a case 'people and poi soli the moral atmos4
wuere ue liuu one i.uuuuowj;jen
Davis whose sentence Gen. Scales
had. approved; see his miserable
ilemagoguery; can the public stom
ach take it! if so they Should be tap
ped for dropsy and held over a slop
tub. Reidsville Timen ?; j
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If Leach made any, such state
ment he oight to bored for the
simples; Ih the first place a court
For i
itha:
self-evident ftictt that
while tli;e kiir is kept full of villain
cats in tlfi iMiincliestfer- yard,'
got uhde4thecars for the pui,
offconcealing himself. Thedeci.
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wits a highly wspectel young mai..
1, : ' .(;-.( Grdtiam Gleiner. '; ' '"
Gen, Scales! caiiie next ami was
received with 'crreat cheerincr.1 He
martial is never signed by the brig
ade commander. The sentence of a
ous scahdals,! while tile press of if Kdeseryety popdlar for his np- ; j .
. j.T ! I '. I ii ii right conductl and '-unswerving in-. : -each
faction is accusing the leadt rrJr v ilsir. f r; nrli. i itvnv !
of .tlja other faction bf briberyj glad to see hirju Heimaile a f good
ruptibji aud every species pfW speech' to: all that cohld get in the j ri
ers
corruption auu every species ot po
litical scioundrelism, wh lemen who
HI- ' .-'- r- i I
have fillejl the highest 1 laeesiu the
nnfidnCi. nf ihd nnnlp nr hninr
court martial is reported to 'the
ta: nomninn1ow Anil 1 v Y 1 1 k r
1 i : : ,1 . . . , 1; . pamted for the- gallery of eternal
proved and sent to the commanding . s . .. " , - .
, - 1 lnfamv-while this sort of worK is
na if api,rovea Dy nun an thelea(1ngiudastry of 4ch faction,
the effeofit on -the deueral pnlj-
lie is siniilar to the influence of a
court.. room. , xnere were many
more who wanted tdhear him. but L (
could noti get In.
general ant
order is iss
tence Xq officer of lower rank
than a corps commander has any-
thing whatever to tlo witiLtne 'sen
tence of a court martial. It may be
positively asserted that Leach nev
er saw the name of i A. M. Scales
Brig Gn Sed to an order direct
ing ia deserrer to be shot. lie has
drawn nion a very active imagina
tion for, hisf facts, at the expense of
his knowledge of military affairs.
WlIATlTIIE GRAND .OI
six-month,;, perusal of t
ie Beecher-
'7
Tilton fcc-anda! on the inmates of a
girl's boarding ischopl.
Eartlien jars.' charired with pow
der anhjjvarious i chemicals of most
offensivie smell were formerly used
andgrenades
ebster' des-
iem stinK-
iontrivances
in yeslqls of war as lu
iu boafflin ships.'
The Xesroj. wwd twe r?rwe-ttni?;,
il &MsblroStii'coloted. : - j -I
I'Tliat orti)U of the Xorth Car ;;
olina revenue! ring I who hate for i
tne past nitee?i 3-eam rnieu ana corn
trpled thfy negro vote of the State,!
seem determined toj continue: thei
mbnarchfal sf ay or ilamii thoparfy
Their dirty tricks tp delude, ; be : :
aijjd defedt the Colo, ed and lionet
white Repubficans of this distrid:
ate unparalleled.1 Summing tip tho
matter wo arrive ac the conclusion
that all tiis dodginjg means; gootj
for nithr the colored men of tho
PA 1ST V
northern counties of Georgia. Ala- r. ' : i ' 1 !.
i.itii.. n,i Miii.i ;T J . Congress in the Charlotte district
bam a ana Mississippi is simply , . , .. .
mant lous. Gen. Maury savs that 3wt?nlay on the ; 22nd ballot.
everywhere throughout the South
he found evidences ofgreat energy
and prosperity that "the vast rail
road developments are carrying
activity into every department of
industry; regions are penetrated
ana developed hitherto unknown
with all their treasures," aud that
it Ha always a recurring surprise
to see how progress iu all commer
cial success keeps along these new
arf cries of commerce." Gen. Maury
adds that there is not a town of
10,000 population in the cotton
Staes without an ice machine, ade
quate to its cheap and abundant
supply of this necessity of comfort
and of health: so that they no long
er depend on Xew England for ice.
Gen. Maury is a close observer of
events, and by no means au enthu
siast, hence his testimony to the
development and proxjrUy of the
South will lie read ,with interest
and pleasure. Baltimore. Sun.
We would like to know-if the
Recent reports fronOVashiugton
seemed to indicate that Hubbell's
assessments had been so successful-
ly pushed ithat therq was. money
'enough on hand to take care of all
the doubtful districts. Bnt some
new demand seems to have dropped
upon the Republican Congressional
Committee for a new circular,
headed with the names of Senators
Allison, Hale, and Aldrich, Repre
seiiatives lubbell, HiscockRobe-
The apple-jaek crop of Xew son: 3fcKiiily, Davis, ! Page, Calk-
Jersey will be unusually large this ins,' Rtan, jWashburn, Honk, Van
year. The usual annual average Horn And Tubbs, and signed by
is 120,000 gallons. Xew York pro- Secretary D. B. Henderson, reads
dnces nearly as! much of the same as follows ii U . .- ' "
lightning, and it needs put Washington, ij. u., ug. 10, ioj.
rr- t SiRf lour lailure to respond to
kind of I
1
a brief meditation in
Steele, Rowland and Leak were the
contestants. -I i . .: .
Since tho engagement at
Shaluf, ; Satnnla3, the Egyptians j
have left every position they, held
between Suez and Ismajiia and are
retreating in disorder towards Zig
zig. The indications uow point to
guerilla war. . ;
ie country
chnrchyrrds near by to show how
large a proportion of the inhabi
tants get struck bj it.
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1 In Lincoln county Alexander
Brevard has been nominated for
the Senate and Dr. W. L. Crouse
for the House. i '
iHTnitr i.i'uncR. .
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Frvvt the American Architect.
There can lie 110 question that
ttraw lumber is admirably adapters
to many kinds, of finishing1 work
barrels, table and counter tops, fine
doors, and ornamental work; and
we are assured that It can be 'pro
dueed and old in competition with
the finer grades of pine or in, com
petition with wihle walnut, at about
one-half the price of the latter. The
standard manufacture is in
of
in a. -i
wayoi me roaasimmete comn etion. t-i . . . . 1
and Mai. Morehead is sanruine that i f? l C. of thiriy-two inched, a lenrrtJr-
wOl be done with all the expedition pes- C 'n hc V- t t t vc feet, an1 n ti.ickne. eorres
1 I Is 2orth Carolina s niisfortini'' JL I . . An.. .1 1 . . ,
. t -wv u uu wuic Auunn? i s - ki ; " n i nr nri ni'f i i uwn .
S J ' vy 1 pill i.ivi . . -.-
jl " ''t'lisjiM'V ::i.iv 1k V;ricl to
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than at any rime in the hutcry of the
ignored, when her resource
bo advertised
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PAQTV DISI.XTEGRATIO.
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It is assumed that the mongrel"
izing pf KUtical parties iu differ
ent States means the disintegra-
1 1
tion of old parties. It would seem
that the assumption is; abundantly
sustained by the facts.! A glance
at the different political combina-
tions will interest t he reader j of
enrrent politics.; In Michigan jibe
Democrats and Greenbackers have
''fused," nominating a ticket com-
posetl equally of the two parties.
A like fusion has been formed in
the State of Maine. . j In Missouri
the Republicans and Greenbackers
haye "fused.". In Mississippi, 'VI
ginia, Alabama, Xortlr Car,m
and Keutucky tho Rep1a,ul
Indeiendeiit DeintK1 "1'6 if,18T
ed." Tlie Rowticant denounce
"fusion" ioXrfai ne and 'lichigan,
but cljirfor it in Missouri, Xofth
CaK5l; -Virginia aim Mississippi.
"Fort Pillow" Chalmers, the
1
most obnoxious. Bourliou Demwrat
in the State leads the "fusion" tick
et in Mississippi. Ieach, who lias
bleii the most ultra of Democrratic
!arti7.ans, leads the -movement? in
the
the cifculail ofMay L, 1SS2, sent
to you by this committee, is noted
with surprise. It is hoped that the
only reason! for such a failure is
that the matter escaped your atten
tion owing to press of other cares.
Grejat iolitical battles cannot be
won ih this! way. This committee
cannot help; to succeed in the pen
ding struggle if those most directly
benefited by success are unwilling
or neglect tp aid in a. subsantial
manner. j ' 1
; We are on the skirmish line of
re m . f 1 a. 1 al .
-i?v4, fwitu a connict ueiore us, 1111
fall, of great moment to the lie
lici and you'mut.kuow that
next X'residential wip11' - ' ,
Unless you thin,t S
oh! party onkv"1 to ,3Uccee1 be,P
it now xPftvxx t0 buiId "P a
new Sp"'in i'11 there shall be,
. flitt "V-th u. Fra linllrtt mill !l
cfir cfuiit, and to-maintain: such
liold in the JNortli as, shall insure
gool government to.the country
It is hopetl that by return mail
yon. will send a voluntary coutri
butioii equal to two per cent of your
annual comiensation, as a substan
tial proof of your earnest desire, for
the success of the Republican iarty
this fall, transmitting by draft or
postal money order, payable to the
order of JAY. A. II UBBELL, Act
ing Treasurer, Post ofiice lock lox
5S0,rSVashingtoii, D. C -
jThat settles it. The j "grand old
party" cannot win battles "in this
5ays that is, without money. The
cribes them and calls t
pots."!But suchTvile
are . no I longer 'emplojf ul in any
navy. I-WI13', then, wilj thesbSght
ing factious insist on the metaphor-'
icaluseiof theiiif I j
The" latest scandal hast in aline
of hundreds reiiresenxs Mr. Conk
ling as fhe agent of monopolist try
ing t
tlie districtInor
party."
Beware of tfaie Frui.
ho Republican
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j; ;rr
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1
bribe Governor Cornell to
sign.Cettain bills that he could not
honestly
does
wouh
at Conkling
orindirectl3
approve.. The country
not lielieve th
1 - . 1 ; :
, either directly
attentpi to" do so shaijieful a thing.
The oojintry dpesnot want to be
lieve Ithat Governor Cornell is a
bribable man. The scandal is an
outrage on public decency, but it is
not a! whit woise than many of its
almost; numberless predecessors. ! t
Each j side in Xew -Yorkf, eacli
side u Pennsylvania
the long drama that
Chici
eachis
that ft
each side in
Jculminateil at
o two years ago last June,
de in the deplorable contest
qllowed the nomination of 3
Spirit of t fa Age. ;
f To; capturd Prohibition Repubi I
liansrimd make them como intcj M
tile supprtof the 4nti-Prohibitionif i I-
i'fkztj thVy '-vtohi that the Pro-; I .'if
hlbilionib , Jisin the fit ture i
of the cp- ;a toibignored, and i -that,
... ,: if Jiodcery's ,behlg,
.'the-'Ai:. ;-iobitieh cutndi'date, hef '
'is thei -liiii jtl Jiea ii-; ca hd ida 1 1 "
that the4tcp)blicai)arty h iuik ' i
nlng the fyimbaigu-uK.n ; otlu r is- Ns
:'sfles,!&cJf';." , -i - 4' ' ; v'
That ia thefkind ptvpeciou.- :-.r- J
guinent which the Fire-wtil?ora .1.
vMug to riake men stultifylNJn :
selves, eat dirt andj turn and liv.
the handji thht smite them. - r V
'I All the arguments which can bo
invented by ophistry and .political
qunn.ingcaniot blob out this facfj
ahd don'tj yoh forgdt it that XfT j 1
0. II. Dockery is the nomii,;; j i 1 1
tlie Anti Plohibiilon .rnJ ,r "'-J j ! I '
IT n l rK: which CoU
P fercP and Bev J.
C ' v2tffXe Birne, fought, so
2nTly. l f : Col. Dockery stands
son as.collector pf Xew,
i
Roberj
eachSside iii ii1 thonsjviiil m?st
iCl'iUMt-iisiuic iiu.-
he othej
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Capulets j"a plague o
6ur houses" tp change their
rctidst Must the public ...mind be
11 ' ! ' ; , . ' ' At ill fx :n.: : '
iar wuu some
iresu victims
1
always getting famil
iresblscandajf; Inst,
of this; maleyplence bej oft'ered up
everj week! jMut tljis jfamily linen
be altviiS'S flapiiug iu the breeze I
Mustlthe tleadly exhalations from
Bepn t(l ica 1 i wash-ket t l(s poispn the
air for all time to come? i
JTli Democratic half of the Amer
ican ?opl4 iias borne this afilictioti
as pat enflyjas any qjtiiet household
could, hear the incessant brawling
of a aarrelsome faniily li ving next
door.il But jpatiencJ is well nigh
on
11
phere,
If, therefore, the fight
the Democrats will in-
exhaSted.
mustgo on,
sist that the Pirensive earthen ves
sel Islitjbove njmeil bp abandoned in
hat there mar be a -'.possible.
eljfance of a, cleanei
-Washingtoti Font.
moral atmos-
iht whete he did last year,: on the
Lioiior maUorin. He has: not
changed iof combromised; but j
mounted on bis pj-ramid of 'whisky.,"
larrels,witli a flag on which js 1
printed a tili house 1 for a motto,-!
waving ovpr his heall: he commands, j
si;id Id, some! of the boasted chain- f
pions of Prohibition, fall upon their j
knees and! Wwrshin th mn'nf and I
lUU I1K1II IVlillU U1IC ll'ilt 11J I I II .
1 - l aI?'- y
u.i'cuireu yuf on 111c ucvn .i
fj Brit, thank God, jail are not. coy
ards aud political drt-eaters Then; I
re mme ttuc man'Ij, independent ..
Brbhibitioh Itepuljflicans who can
iieither bekcketl i 1 nor lx s made ;
fb eat dirt ! Some who love ' tbeJ'0
race jbettec than they do tin r4
ty some, who cannot be 1
some; who;p'-wii h. '- '
to that party, led by Lpt .-.
Co., vhichlfloiuinated Col. ()
Dockery."' j Jl 1.;-.
Beware of the ticket; AVe' ,
kmi tluifcCii 'Dockervistht' T.i
l)ealers calldidatei He is iu ! t'
Jjepublieaaf candidate. 'And ;.:,y :
ll'rohtbition Repupiicpn who vote s
for him ofl the ticket which litv j
heads simply sellsjhhirself lor i le ')
than a mesjs of pottage, to the An- '
ti-Prohibitlonists.l ; ;. r :
Beware f tricky r -
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i Where! life is more terrible than
death, it $ then the fctiest valor ta
dare to live. SirlThcnms Brer: :
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