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THURSDAY, MAUCUS?, jet.3.
' School Law Amendments.
The Legislat urp amended the Pubjic
School law in many particulars, aud it is
no longer the- loose iud indefinite affair of
bat it has-been. The following ro
mv.- w v r . a
.i..;i i..rt TriPtmif of ilicsaid boarn.-i.l
wuu ua may oe rciuo iwu vvu,
2ln J?Ul there,?
, shVprteed to fill
if sufficient cause
Aud the said board shall proceed to fill J
pevacaucy. f .
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MM-tion 14 now uroviucB mat uituwi
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the upeiiutendeut being empoweret to
10 saw an
fund into
psivea pay
written re
pom nut tee
Section A
islativ e attention, by which the surin-
jsndenCs pay has been reduced from 3
. . . . V i i I
rand apportioned to the- county. That I
officer will also in the future be required I
to itemixe his ccounts montaiy, anu
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ntake afiUavit thereto, "that the services
therein charged have been in . fact ruadu
and rendered, aud that no part thereof
lias been paid or satisfied," and then, "if
appreved by the board 01 euu cation, tue
piaim wui be paid.
swtian 52 Ljui a eianas added: which
nroridea that no committeeiuau Phalli
fective compensation for his services, but
shall be exempt from jury service and 1.
jvoraiag oa puouc roaas.
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Hmong the most important of the amenu. f,ffiotlY icai Vlt Jis ; especially noticeable, that forcing at Guitean, has bright suit
-,ueuts;inarte: - rel Is the roofs of- screral houses were among-those' most prominent in these in .Washington for an Injunction to pre-
. A provuion has been added to action crashed bj t!l great weight of snow.whiie Enclish cattleompanies are many of the Bettie, MaaoaV wife from drawing from
19 that ''county trees were bent and broken. The snow med meQ cf England. Lords bank a sufficient pom of the find raised
for good cause, aUer th r y deep H tbe line of the Richmond rnr tn Ant his irettinff his fces out of it.
MiQiuvttM. . i..JyJ-., t , ndlv and floods " 7 . . . i..k-:-- t :.;n- irj nr.. fwln- ..-Al 1. s,rI."Ll.. -tu:.j
his own pockety onjy:1p- - --55- In the fil atteD tt0Ck 15118,115 " . ' . " r.7. " IT ' Z ".W V ""T ?f . a
iy,s ruV .""V .'"r T snew annearsto have falleji; to a mat in tins country, iraproveauieoppuiuui-i-p--- f.c r 7 ; M - "
. . uiiMii vikiira - rivn ilium -u. . ? . . a. . A . AKAn man 1 iirt! 1 ii 1 n 1 1 1 nr 111 ,11 1 1 1. it- ivi i,ijn. uii ulluliui v. luw ahu uu 1 vi iam 1
i-- . - .....j j -"identli. It mav be said to be the ereatest tr for makint mouev. - Accoramc toceu- ""'J - 'n.. ;n .nn s., nr
Sr:"rr::; . nfi;': "arch 8flowiBtorra ever !kD(wn:n tl .raitenorUand to the most authentic :'lIomas uonse, a. stowaway " town8 iVom .7 oclocfc in thelroorninff
iawi4A u r 1 aaa iiaruaaarr. 1 , . ..i-'rf ' . 1 1 1 u 1 niu i-r v mvivva v
" " . r . istnf. 'rii fctnrm nt lirtMnahiiro lif'fran I . . . . . m t etAnr- P.nnKlin rlw lntnin. I 1 j. 'u i:
Will ATr,n OO CnmlmlUtUlU UUL"- SUU UlVie, IUIU UiU U IUB
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' Mr. Scarboroajih. State Saperjutsndeut
pf Public Schools, thinks the last Legis-
Jares "amendatory act,n was very dam
ajflns to the educational cause of the
State. lie says:
The amendatory---act is along step
backwards and is very discouiajriui; to
the true friends ef public schools and pop
plar education, but it cannot be undone
now. Let ns, therefore, do the best pos
sible under the circumstauccs and Work
wiAi.1V for. & betterKVatem from future I
JegisUti.n. ly-t us stand to our guns un-1
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We d; not known to what narlicular 1
i.rk of th amendment act Mr: Scnrlr-
Vuffh refers, but nrobablv to that reduc-
.k. .... .-.....:..!..,! I
from $3 to $2 per day, and restricting
their . visits to the schools, makingthem I
abject to tlie call or lovitation of the
District School Committee. This dees
mot strike as as a very dangerous or dam-1
aging change in the system, bat as one
likely to glve:satistaction to the people.
lIo( tax payers will be rather glad that
the Legislature has limited expenses n
tins way, especially ai f.he school com-
mittee in each district can easily have
fhe services of the saperintenden t at any
pme they may be needed. The people iu trades par women have been formed, f la
some districts did object to paying a man oue, nearly 2,000 young women have ! re
faadayto ride aronnd and peep in At ceived thorpugh traiuing in millinen
the school, od say a few words without
profit, aud the Legislature, it is presum-
pu, suew me eneut to wuicn tuis ieenng
was cnensned Dj-tueir constitaents. we
: understand they came very near abolish-
jng entirely this part of the school act,
.bat its friends compromised withjhe op-
ponents of the law on this amendment.
fin California wain at trees are grown
as a regular crop. I en years' growth pro
daces a tree twenty inches in diameter.
A waluut tree crop would prove a profit
able investment in any State of the Union,
the demand for the wood for furniture
purposes is so large." Louisville Courier
Journal. .'
Land owners in WeaternKorth Caroli-
pa are admonished by each facts as these
to planf trees ou the waste lands. There
Js scarcely a farmer in, any part of the
State who might not easily and at almost
no cost, set a few acres in walnut or other
geod timber frees which, in ten or twenty
years, would repay him from two hun
dred to five hundred per cent.' A planta
tion of trees could not however be expect
ed to prosper without some lfttle annual
pulture. The ground should ' bo stirred
at least once a year, and the weedand
the nidergrowth kept iii subjection.
They might also require some trimming
find shaping, so as tt) iniire straight and
retty trees. The labor thus bestowed
pould not amouut to much as an expendi
ture, but would count kreTy on the val
po of the crop. . v ' ' '
A gmardellow now and then gets into a
Charlotte merchant, sharp as they aie.
. There was one there yesterday says the
jTburaaT, who bought shirts, collars, &c,
tq the amount of, $20,,aad gave a
check signed pr. J, II. Burke, on a city
iink, and then got away1 before the mer
chant ascertained Burke had no credit at
the bank, The rogue is described as a
"spi.ure looking Jittle fellow J IJe tried
a siaiilar g:.'mo on another House, but it
did not work out "right, lie may c41 on
merchants elsewhere,' so" gentlemen of
yard stick, look oat for him. - "
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The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany cptpuvencpd business the firet of
January. 1803, on a capital of 83U0.(XX)
By various; pinciiaiief telegraph "lines,
bonuses, fce., theyimw, have" a capital
l)t S100,yw,000. Did they come by it
honestly f Are snch fiaijia pMsibe .with-
,pui iuuiciiuk wrong upon the people?
Theso are questioiiM which monopolists
Will some day have to auwst'r.
The M. E. ? Church North, is ubo:it to
establish two college in the Soutlu' The
com iu if, tee having the selection of the
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piat'trs nave voieu to put one at ;hatta
L wun nuti the oiLcr nt Knoxvilie.
The Snow Storm, ;
.Aa Unprecedented Fall in phis State, i t
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IIendeksox, N. C., March 26At &20 say
; !, i.a t.r ,'. fhrA- fet rlwA.
There is no abatement of the storm, i
A. M. JoRDANr tal
t,J0 MOff measurement as fol-
0ws ; Ualemi 8 inches ; Greeusbowv 21
i i ill m- i k m 1 1 i :u mrL n nrii w -w. imiiiii mm m
, . ,Xf . . li.:
yesterday, and messages were-sent thro'
ltee!!f.1!S2:; l!. fiftj!.
WeWon
wntt alirrht. NnnK fll Rt Siinfordr
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n0ue at Goldsboro. bat there was
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,ittle at c, lou beaTy fatif depth not
at ntn cnnAa arw1 . rrtt.a
,jourg t J Intermission. News-Ob-
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Tf pnmmnnMil faMinir nt SoliaViiirv in I
real earnest aboat 2 p. mil, Sunday, and I
coutinned for 24 hours. It was the hea-1
vie8t 8U)W m q wiuter r.
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The Kola hut, a product ef tropical Af-
rica, contains more cafeine than coffee,
ao4 has also; the active principle of cocoa
without its fatty matter. ! The negroes of
Jamacia aso!it as a remedv for intoxica-1
t:oll anj helieva that a single nuL irronnd
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I avv w vwwa wrA mm .
eni tut a ua
1 11 1 ii n. 1 niKiHi w in mi 1 1 it n iirinikHii inn n 111 1
mostvonderful property -which thjs wen-
urtf n YT a Att 4 1. a nvAtrinf 4am Kaua m I I
Fences actaal distaste for idcoholic
uriUAS. aqu 10 tins tuac it is a vaiuaoie 1
tonic and stimulant, and it seems a tax
on human credibility to believo thjtt this
iciuiii kuuidiii-oiiiuio iiuuuvivau possess i
all the virtues aswibed to it.
Hoke C.
Secrest was brought before a
magistrate
in Columbia, S. C. on the
charge of s
ealiug a cow, and fully com-
niittpd to nhawnr t!i rirrnit onnrt for th
offense before aay one appeared to prove
Aortn uarounalunatic Asylum. -Hell"
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" "owever, aououes3 00 sent bacK,
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The man who will hane from the limb
nfa tn.A n..r . fnnl. nf n,.l,l.A
pathy in his behalf, will be thelellow the
railroad men are going to patch some
nignc auu swing up in tos dark for rock
hag their trams. He will die a fool's
deat.
I The idea of systematic instruction of
women in the industrial arts has been
successfully developed in France; accord-
ing to a writer in the London Times. Not
only in Paris, but also throughout the
country, schools that teach particular
needlework, wood epgravingf pajutipg
on porcelain or designing. Workshops
i am uated to the school by a pecuniary
arraugement ftrrnish actual practice. So
successful have been these schools, aud
so superior the graduates n their work,
that particular trades have established
similar institutions for the express pur
jpose of fitting their own work women in
occupations not taught in the large ones.
as in the brass and copper trade, and in
the manufacture of clocks and watches.
A Point Well Taken.
The Newl York Herald is dealing some
veiling oiows to uie greedy niitf, protec
tionists. In' its issue Of Saturday Inat.
the Herald calls attention to the fact tlmt
in 1882 the Bessemer steel works in this
couitry produced 1,696,460 tons of ingots,
wmie in tue same year the English works
produced only J ,673,694 tons. In th
same time the United States turned ont
1,334,340 tons of steel rails, while Eng
land produced- bat 1,235,785 tons. ln
the light ef : these fiffares savs th Hr.
aid, is it not most ridiculous to talk of
HiOgHsn producers'crushing out" Amer
ican producers of steel iu case the tariff is
reduced f If. this enoxmors industrv ia not
capable ef holding its own against the
world's competition then it is time that
somethiujr were done to make it healthy.
Vhy, also, is it English competition that
is to be feared on account of the lower
wages received when still lower wages
the Pennsylvania iron and stMl mm f TV
to calculate iin how many years England
w v Bupuij Amencan de
mands (granting that every American
mill was shot down) j how many years
her supplies Would last nnder thia nW
demand, and to what height priceswould
oe iorceu. 4H1S ought to conviuce them
that a coiitionauce of American t.iWin
lion is essential under all circumstances."
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liribcs l'alcl by Contractor Price.
Washington, March 23. It is stafA.1
uion the aiithoritvof one irl'm lm.
the document and whose statementa are
oeueved to bo trnstworty, lhat mailxon
ti actor James B."Erice has made an ana
davit now in nessession of 'th rnVom:
ment. wherein he alleges that he on one
occasion gave to Assistant Postmaster
General Bmdy $2,500 in pustal drafts, to
gether with $2,500 in cal t .,,. ,ir
.iiillueuce Biady' official action, lie also
alleges, it said, that on .ni.tll..l- .w.
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sioii he gave to ex-Senator Kellog-r. for a
similar purpose, $15,000 iu postal drafts,
draw-n against his (Price's) pay a mail
vuiiiivi.ui- on iho .-.mail i muta ft-.xm C
BtllllKi wfw'wiH. rI...I ..I .....
sulditioii to hhe TvforemoDtioned $15,000
vvtHiio vviiii.Li mm run.
note for $3,000, all of which paper hede-
veuueu oeioie tne grand jury jtwtcMbxy.
Tlie ?heiffs mt always Ipok like a
mmuKil, biitbe ltcH takes a.r tljem.-
. ..),. Sw" vuaiiuitv. auc bmcuuib rib having notlMHl the remarKaUie Success xaiu wciSuao, .-. .tion wi I be hud for the townsot
I mam A MAMlntA a a Ah n m n mmm Mi- 1 . . Il.imil iAixwiiaAn O IIAIAnirilllT THT r 1 I . v-r ..-.
me imuu i u franco, ana uermany. where
the iron manufacture is rapidly extend
ing? If facts and furores are htWWI lt
JForclffii Capital for Cattle Jtais-
inar.
r i -w ;
TliATtflltiMiore .Journal of Contmerce
lecent English papers mention the
numARnf aeventeen different companies
lately organised, with an Aggregate capi- or
of $20,650,000, all
of theru, with one
inr to prurapo in stock
raisin" In the United States : the other
one nronosin" to operate in South Amer- as
i
ma r.f th,n nnw
hold enormons possessions in the wes-
tern States. They have donbtlessly
watched the coarse of events more close-
n t tan A mriliin r5initnllKLS : BUU I
having large means for investment, and
the West has proved enormously profita-
ble, and nearly all who iiave been engag-
A in it lissa nri-Ann vnrv WftfllthV. llie
same report ; place Uie average profits
at from 25 to 50 Dei-cent., and more of-!
ten the latter tuan the former.
The Baltimore Sw mentions the re-
cent arriyal in this country, of two Eng-
lish gentlemen, one of them, Ur P
Be van, of the British Statistical Society
and a writer on the Louden limes staff,
whe are going to New Maxipo iu the in
terest of British capitalists who are look-
fr mi..inff ncrnVulrnml and I
Ufir ritnr nvAntmpnti in that naar-
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11 j' nuti iui uiiuiut:
.Vva ..i,,fc , .v.u,.uV. - U
ter. They represent that very great in-
r v.asoiK1ii ArtAn.nfrfl tVt Tl 11 ? li on for.
prise and British cap iu the States
auu lerritones 01 me oouiinTeai. uut
that they are accessible by railroads, and
that this must speedily lead tojniany uu-
puruiub uuuci tatvuiyo.
Migration of Manufactures.
New England has seen manjrnanufac -tuies
transferred to other places, where
they have become powerful rivals of the
old-established concerns. She has seen
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etir nii1 c tirskis ftf 11 1 1 m ninf 0111 tuotmr
Pia..u.. 0voo.u,v -..iUMm.
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M,,u'8 01 IWinrpaper uiuis P.uu agllCUltur-
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Ul f V lactones, one ms seen uie
OUUU1 UU1IJ" WtU 111 UIU laUUCUUUIl VI
cottou S08
But it is not only New England that is
affected by such movements, and which j
nriflllil 1-fcA jinnfimiUil n r. i i nv.iii-iil tr. I
boasting-.the expression pf a little local
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pride u always allowable. Pennsylvania
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may not always control the Iron interests I
as she has virtually (lone in the past, for
the South is coining iuto prominence in
iron manipqlation as well as in cot
ton spjunjng.wThis undeveloped wealth
of the South will be utilized. Five years
ago Iiirmpgham, Ala., had 100 inhabi
tants: to-day it has 5,000, all ' through
iiouwhicU is 'abundant aud good in the
region around the town. Near Nashe
Yille, Tenn.. is a smelting fnrnace, the
plant tf which cost $300,000 j it was es
tabushed a year ago, and Its profits du
ring its brief existence are estimated at
f 80,000. Truly the star of manufactur
ing is extending southward as well as
westward. amtjdcturefs Gazette, Bos
ton.
Our State Contemporaries.
If , all the people in. New England can
read and write there is no need for Fed
eral aid to bo betowed in that mini ter
At the South there is need because the
people are illiterate. The Federal gor-
ernment spent billions to free the dar
keys, and then j reconstructed State after
State at the Sooth to make them voters.
Now, then, if the government feels that
their illiteracy, as voters, is a menace to
the stability of I the government and our
institutions, would it seem in order to
make some provision for their education.
Mr. Logan also insists that no more shall
be a! low ned any State than that State
raises, in other words, his policy is to
give largely to those who have an abun
dance, and sparingly to th$ poor : that is
about the height of Logan's philosophy.
Ifaleigh Ncwsi Observer.
Fate's Fatality.
Two shall be born the whole wide world
apart, and 6peak in different tongues.and
1- A . A A.. - V. - ' .
uavs no inongnt each of the other's being,
and no heed. And these o'er jBiiknown
seas to nnkcown lauds shalf cross, es
caping wreck defying dcathiand all un
consciously shape every act and beud
each wandering step to this one end :
that oe day out of darkness they shall
meet and read Life's meaning iu each
other's eyes. I
. 'And two shall walk some narrovp war
of life so' nearly side by side that should
one turn ever $5 little to right oj: left;
uiey neeus must stand ack now ledgod face
to face, And yet, with wistful eyes that
never meet, with cripinjr hands that nev
er claspnd lips calling in vain toears
that never hear, they seek eacli other all
tneir weary days and die vnsaugfiea and
this is Fate. ' - . -1 ' ??
Rev. Dr. Wild, the ex-Brooklyn divlue
whose ldentificaUou of the North Ameri
can Indians with one of the lost tribes of
Israel was ventilated a "couple of years
ago is now electrify ing, if not edifying.
Canadian audiences. Last week at To
ronto he drew an immeuse congrecation
to heaif hjin by announcing that Mrs.
Langtry would be present. Of course
she did not appear bat tho 'contribution
was liberal -notwithstanding the disap
pointment. Ilsv. Tr. Wild is wasting
his talents in fife limited circle of minis
terial effort when. he might be reveling
iu wealth as the advance agenj of a cir
cus. -
latatiatia cfnrlr nilRinnrjn leias atlu iniuisu "ituui" uiuuui. . 1 buubcu &QU DO jou"m. xcu uuauuuu
Condensed Pre ss Dispatches
1-
N'. L. Dukes, the woman betrayer and
murderer, arrived; at ! Uuiontown, Pa.,
Santay night; and the; fallowing day the
ciuzens caueu upon mm, pi cm: hcu
resolutions, passeu uy ui i..umwuu
committee, ana gave nini, uours iu
transact his business and leave town.
Jonathan -D, Bigelow, who 1 appeared
counsel for Sergeant Bates, when tried
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Gov. Hart and Wm. Uibbs were ar
rested in Polk county. Ohio, yesterday,
for , the. murder -of Wm.. Lumberman
whose body was found horribly mutilated.
JJ M."'MS "b miwiwi uu uiv w-
oner's inqnest postpoued in
consequence.
ed by the omcers of the ship on suspi
cion of being implicated in the Phoenix
Park murder, has instituted suit, in
New York, against Capt. Irven aud
chief officer -Barrett, for $25,000 dama-
gesi
The trial of sx more men, charged
with belonging to the Armagh, Ireland,
Assassination society, uegan vesteiuay.
m 1 tp 1 rr . 1 1. .i a. I
i ne uonuou 1 eierapu Bjiys wo icjmm 1, 1
that the British Government have sent
any menacing noto to the Lroverument
f tlie. United Stjiteson account of tlie
utterances of
the Irish diuimitists, is
i
preposterous
7 hree shocks of cai thquako have be?af
. . fill . i W.
leit near iMount ina, auu me eopie r
I are very much alarmed.: Z-t Ji?' til
iniucuiuivi Hwupaiij,
arrived at VV ashington yesterday , 1
There is an extensive strike omougl
the cowboys in the punliauule tocuou
of Texasand the hoys are glyiug the
stock ' men mnclit rouble. Tj'heyjrwant
an increase of . nuv from to 350 a
montli . - j
Charles 0. Lamotte, one of the edi
tors on the Savannah, Ga., .News, was
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uivwiicu iCBiniMj uj iiiu sniMiil'iog '
boat.
iYl-vd:i' 7i. flOf) litnd f r:ittln wr
sold iu Texas to a syndicate,! the largest
cattle trade ou record. The buijch brought
about $2,000,000.
A bill has passed the Tennessee legis
lature legalizing pool selling -&?ithe
races of blooded stock, but prohibits
selling to minors or intoxicated per
8U8.
1
yesterday on the
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iThere was a run
Pw burg ;N. Y baviugs bank, but as
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"?u muu cuuugu :iu u
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F""11"18 l"v e"" wvci.
C P. Markle & Sons, the hdgest paper
manufacturers in Western Pi usvlvania.
failed yesterday.
Liabilitis 8400,000.
The Dublin Freemen's Journal
the British Government has
all hope of having "Number
is iu America, extradited.
abandoued
One " who
'
I Rev, Lawrence Walsh, Waterbury,
Conn., has sent $1,900 to tho relief of the
suffering people of Ireland.
, TpE Burning MountainI Catania,
March 23. The eruption of Mount Etua
is increasing iu violence. A pew crater
has opened. The lava from the volcano
threatens to overflow Colosi and other
villages. The people Jivina in these
places are ficeing from their homes. The
troops are assisting them. j
There are eleven fissures in IMount Et
na. The central opening is
alive, but
there is no discharge of lava,
is situated iu the northcustc
Mt. EMm
u part of
the Isle of Sicily, near the jcoast, and
but a short distance from the flourishing
town of Catania. Its summit is 10,874
feet above the level of the sea, but the
mouutaiu has not less than eighty secon
dary coues, all of which at irregular in
tervals discharge lava, cinders'aud ashes.
More than sixty eruptious of Mount Etna
arerecoided in history, the most disas-v
trous of which occurred in 1702, 1811,
1819, and 1S32. Unlike most volcanoes,
which break out ouly occasionally, Etna
is entirely quiet, but its eruptions have
never been as en'ous as those of Vesuvi
us,' and the Sicillians have generally man
aged to move away in time to avoid its
full force.
According to the Bulletin of tho Amer
ican Iron and Steel AsMociatiun, certain
provisions of the new Tariff Alct promise
to be rather puzzliug, and mai ivo rise
to much litigation. In one place, for ex
aniplo, iron wire, rods, about four-six -
leeuius oi an loco lii uiamciei are iaxea
six-tenths of oue cent per pound, and in
another it is directed that they! shall pay
one and two-tenths cents per pound, aud
wane, oy a mini provision, as most oi
tho iron wire rods imported are made
with fuel consisting of charcoal, rods so
made shall pay $22 per ton, or less than
one cent per pound. Moreover, certain
kinds of wire rods only are named, and
the duty on other kinds is deft to be
guessed at. It is unfortunate jthat such
defects are found in the new! law. but
perhaps they will not prove, to be quite
sA embarrassing as some jiersons think.
They shoulfl all bo clearly pointed eut in
order that the next Congress may rfiuedy
them, if changes are deemed absolutely
UVVbQiiMtl J Vlfr AI'WVV AJlllf
i The Mexicans are becoming rapid con
verts to American ways. It U now al
leged that JJiaz has, placed himself iu the
hands of a large railroad syndicate be
longing'to New Orleans,; Meniphis, St,
Louis aud other Western cjlienj, as their
candidate for President of that Republic,
pledging himself to do their bi
Idiug.
EGG8
FROM FULL
BLOQD
Plymouth Rock ( Chickens
V forsiile at 75 cents per dozen.
- I Anidt'to O. W. ATWELL.
2l3t-pd.
. ' bulioburv, li. (J.
Meroney's GEall,
ONE NICHT ONLY- V
WEDNESDAY, APEIL .THE 4TH.
FUN UNSTINTED 1 MERRIMENT UNLIMITED I
JOY ITNKOTTNDED! ' . "
comln events cast their shadows before.'
xno xtcprcsentaxiyo raniwume vo, j
jOIJ A. HEWLETTE'Si
TRJ-MAMMOTII V r
HU M PTY UD U MPT Y
AND ALL-STAR SPECIAL TROUPE
. . ERAS3 BXKD AND 6rEKA OKCHESTRA,
BO Performers, headed nr tlie ereat Grlmaldl.
HUB. A. HEWLETTE. the Clown I Clowns, or
"The Man of many faoesahd Czar of the High Wire
Brilliant association of Specialties ; Mlnature Cir
cus of Trained Animals. I Novel Effects. Brilliant
Tableaux. StartUng Tricks, Illusions and Changes.
Street Parade at il:45;A. M. Grlmaldl (Rob. A.
atCPopi
uPri - Reser.ed sets left on , i. at njuan
ft
ELECTION NOTICE !
those I
until 1
elec
tor will be permitted to vote lor municipal
officers, if duly registered.
0. C. KlUDEK, Bh'ff of
i Rowan County.
Maich 28, 1883. lm
VALUABLE LANlT
FOR SAItB !
Q Monjav the 7th darv of May next, at
. i y mi 11
tnc uourt-nouse m csansoury, 4. win sen a
TILACT OF 1.25 ACBT2S.
moIe or icss belonjrinj; to the estate ot
John Graham, dec'dJ This land is situated
I. . ... a. .. . ,
n Atweir township, ana aajoms tne lanas
owneq uv ne ueirs uj o. xi.xjm.it. uuu utu
ers. undls & nart tof the old Wm. B. Afwell
nlantatiotf It is as fine a tract of land as
ltt T- i 11 a.. 1 J
lucre isin uowan county, wen timuereu,
containing some very fine bottom land,
Ts-RMs o Sat.p One-thir.l of the nur-
chase money to be paid as soon as the sale
is continued, the other two-thirds in six ana
; twelve months, witli interest from day of
sale at eight per cent. -
Title reserved j.uptii all; the purchase
money is paid. w 1f
, . J. OjFLEMLNOf Adm r
March 27, 1833.1 of John Graham.
P. S. Mr. Goodnight, on the premises;
Mr. John S. E. Ilait, or Bingham Hart, will
shniv tha ljn1 In nv unn n'hn nitiv Hfliri
I . J. '
h8 see jt, j 24:6t
NORTH CAROLINA, I
TS THE 6UPE-
KIOB, COUBT.
J Nancy L Boyd, ridintiff,
against
Suit for Divorce
Henry Uoyd, Defd't.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Henry Boyd, the defendent
above named, is a non-resident of this State,
It is ordered that publication be made in
me Carolina v uicuuiaa, a newspaper
published in Rowan county, notifying the
said lienrv Bord to be and anncar before
the "Carolina Watchman" a newspaper
I an ill Munrv Unn) m nnrl oiiiimt lwfnra
lcoa
to 1)e for the County of Rowan, at the
I a. IT.' ri1 . 1 " v - m
i ourc iiouse in Dausoury, on tne vtu Aion
dil7 fter the 4th Monday of March, 1883,
ana. an.s vcr l,,e compiaini wsicn will ue ue
nfiBifol in Hia fnr oftlm T'lorlr T to Sn
erior Court of s.lid conntv. within the first
Ii - - j i -
three days of said terra, and tWesaid defen-
dant is notified that it he fail to answer the
8H raP'alnt ur"ing the said term, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in th complaint.
J. M. EIGRAH, Clerk
24:6w Sup. Court, Rewan County.
J. RnODES BROWSE, PRES.. W. C. COART, SEC.
Total Assets, 8710,745.12.
A Home Company,
Seeking Home Patronage.
Term Policies written on Dwellings.
Premiums payable One-half cash and bal
ance in twelve months.
J. ALLEN 'BEOWN, Agt,,
25:6m. Salisbury, N. C.
Esecutors' Notice !
All persons having claims against the es
tate of Daniel Corriher, dee'd, areMicreby
notified that they mast present them to the
undersigned on or before the 22d day of
March, 1884, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery All persons indebted
to thcame are requested to make immedi
ate payment. Jno. C. Cobbiheb, ) v
r rW 0 C. Y Cobbiher. - x trs
t Blsckmcr & Ilcnderson, At'ys for the estate.
-March 17, 1883. w
PINE STOCK! i
t FRESH JSES.EY GRADE MILCH-
Cows lor sal
12 miles west
Cows for sal Also, some Horses and Mules,
of Salisbury.
J. M?IIARRISON.
P. S. The abovs cows are half-breeds from
2 to 3 years old.,, vf.j I; J22:lm
NOTICE !
. The firm of Allison & Co. is thin day dis
solved by mutual consent, J. A. Lyerly and
J. L. Lyerly having sold their interest tp W.
L. Allison and Q. A. Allison, who will contin
ue thetSusicesaat the-same place.
' j W. L. ALLISON.5
i J. A. LYERLY,'
J.L.LYJSULX. -,r
1 22:1m ,
Febr'y 23d, 1SS3.
Administrator's Notice !
i ?e -j, -
All persons having claims against the es
tate of Sarah Wright, dec'd.'are hereby no
tiQed to present the Eame to the underaiga
ed on or before the 8th day of March,i884,
or this notice' wilt bo pleaded in bar of their
recovery. - A'lf persons indebted to said es
tate are requested toj make prompt settle
ment. . D. B. MURPH.Adm'r i
of iSarah Wright doe'd.
. . I V VtVU AkJ , A- A W V C A T WAS WW ; bw
2s:0w pd
A FRESH,
And other Goods
. SPECIA U NOTICES :
Administrator's Notice.
HftTlnsr nnjillflprt as the Admtnlstrator of R. WT
Swan, dee d, this is to notify all persons ha vtSs
claims against his estate to exhibit the same to me
on or before the 1st day of MarchTlss. or this.ao-
tlce will be plead In bar ot recovery, u nose in
debted to his estate are requests! to make payment
without delay. P.P.MERONET, Aamr,
o:6t
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE I
All nrrson havintr clAims ajrainst the es
tate of John L. Morrison, deceased, are here
by notified to present the same to me on or
before the 7tli day of February, 1884, or
thflfnoticc will be plead in bar of recovery.
Also, persons indebted to said estate are
advised to make immediate payment.
Daniel Pensisgek, hx'r.
Feb'y 7, 1883.-il7:Ct-pd
-4-
Toiacco Ms Wanted! wii
Three or fonr hands to work on a Tobacco
Plantation 7 miles from1 Ash evil le, K. C.
Two married men with 'working hands pre
ferred. One of them most be a good man
ager of horses and able to take care of stock.
Bth should know something -about tobac
co farming. Applvto.
J. D. MCNEELY.
Jan. 11, 1883. Salisbury, N. C.
3T Ia the matter ot ta.3 estate of R. Sloak, dee'd.
Notice to CREDITORS !
All pcreons having claims against the es
tate of R. J. Sloan, dee'd, are hereby noti
fied to present the same to the undersigned
on or before the 27th day of Januarv, A. D.
1884, or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. W. p . LACKEY,
Adm'r of R. J. Sloan, dee'd.
This 24th January, 1883. 15:6m.
LANDS FOE SALE OR JIENT;
kali; of
On Monday, the 2d day of April next,
at the Court House in Salisbury, I will
sell the following land belonging to the
estate of Dawalt Lentz, deed. :
One tract of 190 acres, more or less,
adjoining the lauds of Jacob Miller's
heirs, Peter Miller's heirs and others.
One tract of 24 acres, more or less, ad
joining the lands of Mrs. M. A. Lentz,
John Morgan, John Earnhardt and
others.
Tkkms of Sale : The purchaser will
be required to pay one-third of the pur
chase money as soon as the sale is con
tinued, mid he will be allowed a credit
of six and twelve months for the other
two-thirda, with interest at S percent.
from day of sale.
By order of Court. x
John W. Mauney,
Feb. 22, 1883. CQmmissioner.
20:Gt
COliiTlISSlOJYER'S SALE
OF r
slat.
In persuance of an order of the Supejior
Court of Rowan County, I will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Salisbury, on
Monday tha 2d day of ApriL 1833,
a tract of land situate in Rowan County,
lying on the "Miller's Ferry Road,:' adjoin
ing the lands of Dr. I. W. Jones, Mrs. Hack
ett, Thomas M. Kerns and others, containing
about Three Hundred Acres, and being the
tract of land which was devised to J. N. B.
Johnson by John I. Shaver, as the "Pove
Place." " '
Terms of Sale : One third cash, one-third
in three months, and balance in six months.
Title retained until the purchase money ia
paid. CHARLES PRICE, Comm'r.
N. B. This is a valuable traet of land
lying 5 miles from Salisbury and one mile
from N. C. R. R. and is well watered and
timbered. If desired it will be fold in
separate tracts, three (3) in number.
SALEofMND
For Partition, i
-.-. .
Puisuant to an v order f or the Superior
Court of Rowan county, I will offer atpub
lic sale, at the Court House in Salisbury, on
1st Monday in ApriL 1883, bidding tp .be
gin witb $737, a valuable tract of land,
known as the Old May Place, in Providence
Township. Rowan County, adjoining the
lands of Saml Eller, Tobias Kesler and
others, containing about
, 110 ACRES,
with comfortable dwelling and necessary
outbuildings. There is a good orchard on
the premises, and good indications of gold,
TERMS : One t bird cash, and the bal
ance in equal enst ailments at six and twelve
months, with interest from date of sale, at
eight per cent. Title reserved until pur
chase money is all paid. - ;
J. SAM'L McCUBBINS, Com'r.
Salisbury, N.C.,Feb'y 14, 1883.S;Gw
LOT OF
just received at
NEW ABVERTISEMESTS,
NOTICE
to the r
Crete otR. C. Keierisltt
tinRTiJ ninni ma tin thkSch.
ft 0 WAN COUNTY. biob Cow
16th Pebuarjisa
George H Brown Executor of R. C.
Kennerll h avinst filed in the Superior Court
of Rowan County, his petition against tU
parties interested nrthe dne adniinistmiM
of the Estate of the said -R. 0. Kennerly,
praying for an account and aettlcmentof
the Estate committed to his charge, Hi
persons having claims against thee
of the said R. C. Ivcnnerlv arcitfrebj noti
fied to aoocar before me at the toon
House in Salisbury on or before the Wi
day-ef April 18S3 and file the evidencaol
their claims, J. M. IIORAH, UlcrK
Sup'r Court Rowan Cunty,
19:0t. - iu
UflDTU PRDf.1 IMA UsTHlSrit
nun i n UHnuuRH rr-
ROWAN COUNTY. "4V" " h
Theo. Bueitbaum & W..T. Linton, Partnei.
under the name and style of Theo. Bor
baum Co. Plaintiffs, '
Againtt
Henry S. Hotter & C. W. Wrightingtoa,
Partners under the name and style of Potter
&Wrightiugton. Defendants.
It nppcarinsr to the satisfaction of tf
Court that Henry 8. hotter and C.W.
Wrightington, partners under the name u
style of Potter & Wrightington are non
residents of this State. It is ordered by the
durt that publicationbe made for six
cessive weeks in the "Cakolixa Watch
mas," a newspaper publishad in said Coun
ty, notifying the said defendants to be M
appear before the Judge of our Supenr
Court at a Court to be held for the County
of Rowan at the Court House in Salisbury
on the 9th Monday after the 4th 3Unaiy
in March 1883, and answer the compl'"
which will be deposited in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said County
within the first thrc days of said "Term,
and that if they fail to answer said com
plaint during the term the plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint. ,
The said defendant are further notified
that a Warrant of Attachment against thNj
property in this State has j been issuea w
the County of New Hanover, and 10 a.
turnable at the same time and place Mv
summons, to-wit: on the 9th Monday
the 4th Monday inarch 1883 at the Court
House in Salisbury, . -
J. M. HORAH, Clerk ,
Sup'r Court Rowan County;
Feb. 6th. 1883. j , 19:6t
HOUSE! AND.
. FOUSALE! iWr
Having determined to make our home m
WrhstonN. C, we have concluded to'
our House and Lot in the great West AVanf
of JSalisimrv, Is. U. House nas o , ZJt ;
good kitchen with'3 looms well of S
water iathe yard. A good garden ana si
ble on the lot In the best neighboinow j
in the citv. on the corner of -Monro!i "i
CAnrCh streets, adjoining J. 31. norans
ornera. -ror luriner tiiM"'-'i-- . j
D. A. Goodman,S. W. Cle or B. F. Fm e '
-h a - DTI I II 1 l. 1 -
if li'a:?
h 2sP 159 ui p !1
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