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A Southern President. Atlanta Journal., . 5 , The Richmond Dispatch haying sug gested that "the popular heart in the United Statei may tarn somedajto the Lees and place one of therein the presidential chair," the St. Iouis Globe Democrat asksr 4'Why not indeed ?" and etes on to po'mt out that some of the re.-itiye of "'the great Confederate commander have been in-Gongrws of late years; that GeueraLjoseph VVhee ler is now iu th Houe of Represenca lirr that-General Wade Hampton used to be and General John B. Gor Uti now ii, in the Senate; that other diStiuu :' i ex-Confederates have rep-dented thi- country at foreign capitals aud that one f tlw ni, the late Justice L imar, was put on the Supreme bench. The Glohf -Democrat furthsr express- thp belief that had Jefferson Uans 1S ued for pardonjm political dii .Ci 8 ties would have been removed ana ne would hare returned to his old place 111 the Senate, and that J,ee, Joe John ston, or any other of the ufa comman der ou the Southern side uiiht have held any national office bhort of the Pinrv without creating any ex-l citemeutm the papula, mind anywhere n. the country. . . tf "In such a condition of things, concludes the Globe-JJeinocrat, ine iW, between ex-Confederates and .ha nrwldencY outfht mot to be difficult to cross. J As the feeling in the North againsT the chief figures iu the Cm War on the Southern side Jiaa well nigh subsided, thesa barriers' aw get ting lower and lower erery year. This bar against Southern men will soon hare to be re moved No consideration of reason or xpediency can justify its retention niuch longer." Our St. Louis contemporary proba bly places too high an .estimate on the liberality of Us constituency, but the very fact that so pronounced a Repub licam newspaper as the St. Louis Globe Democrat can itself take to broad a Tie of the situation is an encourag ing sign of the times a sign that the war is, in fact, over, " Keep in Mind. n.Moti Mnl and ObaenrW. The people of North Carolina should a i.j ..tepi,. mindthat the Third n.f. i,..w. ' not Democrats, but to the continued supremacy of the Democratic party as the Rep'iblicaus.themseWes are.-Wheu Jlarion Butler and others ef that per- euasion ga through the country addres- aiug the people, they should be recog- uixed as apostles of 4Ucord, yybose chief business it is to irritate their fellow citizens' against the Democratic party, and lead them off to play the role in fu- tnrtalectionsof assistant Republicans, Jt seems to us that while the Demo- cratic party should seek to induce the return to our ranks of Jhe substantial voUrs who at the lastfelectiou turned away from their old party, yet those who have caused all the trouble ought to be tabooed. . , - fitm ones $2,500 Job in Bowling Pl V f t - r r r 'v a ,1 is A Knnriinor lirn K Anril IN. A -v-a -r.., --r- - religious wave nas swept over oo8 ? nl"tZZ 2nZ foret The m..t uudeued mners har become c. avert. ,pd most later- estmg ,e.,Ut. hare followed. Sam Jone, waa hired by some of bu admir- ,n to come to this ity and rescue- it Ifomw aeptns Of tin. for he undertook the job, and seems to j. f- ten days, and during that time mote than 2,400 people made "professions' Three hundred of the number joined jthe various churches Sunday, and were baptiied last night. Besides the work of converting 4n- riers.the Georgia evangelist inaugurated p great moral ware against liquor. Smiles of t&j gunny South. "Here's Jones writing for jthj? mag azines. I never thought he had any Mterary talenty" - e hasn't; but you must recollect that he juiuped off a church steeple, jynched six niggen and out-drank a Congressman." Atlanta Constitution. 4 : Tl'- A'' 1 1 1, t n a n .wVTa lxf i!i il iQ&-) Ga' Th tMaJa 16 TJ 8eaS0D en ""I 'Ranta -i i i rtl. . 'I, iTfT1, t.u,n O time, 1 TDf JUS1 Z?2i!lT j... v v- r - uu w " before every one dies; bring back our Mrawbatandgoc ljiren pants, give Th , , ' " aTuS a chance to lire, give us a chancer There promise, t a very large carried out 1m. attendance on the Southern Baptist l r mem- n -unpleasant Uate in the molasses Convention, at Nashville, Tenn, which T- cornPaD wiU re" ued,by a Tennessee family led to an will occur in May next, and as usual, f the re-rSani"d corn investigation of the barrel, which had the Richmond, & Danville railroad is pany , .r.WciVrf making ill th arrangements for a Excavating near Mycense, Greecp !NashTilIa.jid inside the body of a comfortable and pleasant trip for all American archaelogists htve uncover' negre boy of fen or eleren years was those who wish to attend from this ed the foundations ot an ancient fQW&r ' section. temple burned in 423 B C, Soma Wiss Precent." Worthy U Keep How to Get Business Agency Money. A Find of Extraordirnry Interest. Some Wifs Precepts wormy w n . , 4. f - nv ;;-;, are : Wilmington MesBenger.-. . f Mt r MM , -Sr I a I a 111 1 llllll V A 4 V i - - I a a Jn Sir Joh iPersia, lie rel one of the joffictaU of tha Persia" court. It is concerning the fawu Caljph Haroon-oor Rasheed. When thU ruler visited a tomb in one of the neighboring mountains, lie found a golden crown, with five side. On each side were en graved several sentences the transhitionf which w as follows: FIRST SIDB. Hfl'.vm m r-.rir.U to thoSC who know themselves, "Consider the ?nd before yon begin, and before you advance, provide a re treat. "Give not unnecessary pain to any man. but study the happiness of all. "Ground not your dignity upon your powers to hurt others." SECOND SIDE. 'Take counsel before you commence any measure, and never trust its exe cufion to the unexperienced. "Sacrifice your property for your life, and yourJife for your religion. Spend your time in establishing a g o4 name; and if vou desire fortune, learn contentment." THIRD SIDE. wGrierenot for that which is broken, stolen, or lost. "Neyer give orders in nnothjer main house; and accustom yourself to eat at your own table. "Make not yourself the. captive of women." FOURTH SIDE. "Take not a wife from a bad family, and seat not thyself with those that have no shame. "Keep thyself at ,a distance from those who are incorrigible in bad hab its. "Be sensible toyour own value es- tirnate justly the worth of others; and war not with those who are far above thee in fortune." fifth 8IDK. "Fear kings, women, and poets, "Be envious of no man, and habitu- ate not thyself to search after the faults of others. "Make it a habit to be happy, and uvoid being out ostein per, or thy life will pass in misery. "Respect and protect the females of thy family. "Be not the slave of anger, and in - . a I contests aiways leave oped the do()r of conciliation. ' ever fet -your expenses exceed yQur jncome" " -L , Bpys;WhiiDon't Smoke Baltimore sun. All observant teachers are.aware of he effect which the ueeof tobacco has upon the schoolboys. It is declared by men of long experience in teaching that smoking niakes a boy sluggish and that the' capacity for study is greatly impaired. Recently investiga- tions have been made to ascertain the effect of tobacco upon the physical de- velopment. The board of health of the State of New Jercey has issued circulars to teachers of the public PC"0018 01 in oiaie containing mier- I . ...tvI rogatories upon tn.s subject. Ur. Le- n Alacon s "Sketcnes vi itana made oy ine niemueis u. . ,: - " t"vuu . . 1 " ... . ,11 ... ihut i tin nnii need uv cable to .. - him hv V...murJ A lliinro iiiw prn lllir tllU WW i " -fctsO ww. J "r I . . I . vr.H in Iha -.i t117T- f 11 r M Ml Tit ban Dennis, ot Newark, whohas naidL:, JJ:tI.. . n,UCh attenti0n 10 thC '"' parean irlicle Si,ig the result, of someof hjs investigations, which ap- in the report o the ,alth boafd for 1892; jt th,t meilslirements md(..of 187 ttudenU at Ye Collese showed that the nc.U8er8 of tobacco gained oyer tne users dunni? thu co var t o I in weight 22 per cent., in height 29 per cent., in girth of chest 19 per cent, jn lung capacity-60 per cent. Meas-jP! urements made at Amherst College showed even greater difference in fa-1 vor of those who do not use tobacco. There is really but little temptation I for boys to smoke. In order to acquire the habit they undergo agonies of is being flooded with silver dollars nausea, and the chief incentive to the bearing this class of advertisement, habit is, perhaps, the belief that it in- The design is copyrighted by the ,pa creases their importance. It is useless tenteel While the silver dollars are toargaewitn tnera or to advise them ih7 Iower themsel?es n public estimation bT okng rather than raising them5clTes- But if St ia ! ble to convince them that their stand- n baseball -or football will be im- paired by the habit, the more ambitious bowiU ive UP tobacc6- 0f this the 4ib,ekic associations bear abundant tes- timony. Members of them have re- ported that the use of tobacco is harm- fultoyouhgmenintrainingforacon- t which requires strength and en- durance, , passed at the last General Assembly, providing for .refunding, money to them, and that applications tor reim bursement are being ma 'e, The law requires that the certificates of pay ment shall be forwarded to the trus tee, Maj. W. A. Graham, Machpelab, N. C. and if the money is not repaid in sijty days, it become the duty of the applicant to inform the Attorney General, Hn. F. I. Osborne, Ilaleigh. In forwarding certificates, it would be well to prevent mistakes to preserve an accurate memorandum, and -to end either by express or registered letter. Points on Fanning. Mecklenburg Times. We are in the midst of corn plant ing." Every farmer is in a hurry, working early and late trying to finish the corn planting that he may get to his cotton work. Now notice the corn fields. Most of them ar in a very rough state, very little attention piten to the prepara tion of the land for t his our most val uable crop. Few fields even have a harrow dragged over them. The whole work from breaking to planting is a hurried job. Little, if any, manure has been used and as for commercial man ure, why who would think of using bought manure in a corn field ? Take a glance at our cotton fields. Soil as fine as a garden spot, land has been harrowed and re-harrowed until a clod can scarcely be noticed, every row is ruu to a gauge, ample fertilizer was put in the drill, bought guano at that, not paid for yet but nuift be paid for by November the 1st no matter what goes unpaid. That is nice farming in a cotton field, every man does his best, he un- derstanda that unless nice work is giv- en tDe cottou crop a failure will be Sur Suppose we give a few acres of corn jan(j tuis same attention which master cottou gets. Let us drill 100 lbs of god fertilizer to each acre, keep the corn field in the same nice condition that the cotton is, then when we gath- er cotton and corn our eyes would open indeed. Year after year our fields are plant- ed to corn in this same slip-shod, hap- nv-aro-luckv manner. Who can ex- ' pect anything but nubbins from such treatment? If half the com planted the past fifteen days iu this county jaj panted as nicely .as the cot- ton will be, and 100 lbs cotton seed meal applied to each nere, more corn would be harvested than will be from alj now pianted. But the corn crop h now planted, much of it up, and nearly ready for fcjng. Can we do anything yet to double the crop ? That we can. When the crop is ready for the second WOrking let us run a furrow very near to roff) &Ye about 100 p,lllUffc Gf cott0n seed meal to every acre sprinkled al0ng the row in this furrow then throw another furrow on that meal and watch results. For teu ucre3 an outla , J of about $750 wii needed. You will cer- corn to the ttra or fitly bushels o the field, whicb will pay well or the meal. Trr it this vear l" ?"r- Mmtt n0J Tamper witll Sam., UoUars. Washington, April 15.-The Treas- urv department received today in con iKuujein. iroul a soutnern oanK a number of silver dollars on which were Pted on the side a thin piece of navnf? on it an advertisement of a busiuess firm. The advertisement began "return this to" the name fol lowing, and then setting forth that the money's worth could be had for the dollar. It is stated the country good, the treasurer, with the approval of Secretary Carlisle, h;is refused to re- deem the money defaced in this way today returned a lot of it to the bank that sent it at the bank's expense ThesUtemant in a Chicago paper that ihe Leslie B' Keel-T ComPay had out the parent plant for the cure of inebriates at Dwgiht, III., and its "0 branches in the country and 10 branches b Europe for $10,000,000 is incorrect. An Eastern syndicate is negotiating for the reorganization of hhm irjf JZi. , .... , ' That is cerlainly-a Tery great find OCf Sinai, It is the discover? of the manuscript of the earlie.-t Syrian Vernon of the Jsew Testament. Biblical scholars will at once apprehend the great importance cf this discovery. The Syriac Ver sions heretofore have been very im portant, but here is one still older and therefore, more precious and important. It was a Ibis very convent that the eminent Russian Biblical scholar Tis cheiidoff discovered the oldest and most important of Codices of the Bible, un less the Codrx Vaticanus is as old and as perfect. It is known among schol ars as the Codex Sanaiticus. We learn from the Philadelphia lierord that this latest discovery is sub tan ally com plete, whereas later Sriac versions were fragmentary. The liecord adds this interesting bit of 'news,. "that the discovery was mnde by two ladies fur nishes evidence of the patience and acumen of the sex iu Biblical research. There is also reason for national and local pride in the circumstance that Professor Hairis, who instructed the ladies ou certain details of their re search, and has since helped them to decipher the manuscript, was formerly ocated at the John Hopkins Uuiversi ly." "I Can't Make a Living Farming." Lculsburg Tl lives. The .ibove expression is heard very often by the writer, but we are not prepared to believe anything of the kind when young men like Mr. A. T. Wilson, of this county, by his energy and -economy, proves to the country. We jive below a sliort history of Mr. Wilsou'a experienre iu farming, which covers a space of over four years : n 18S8 he rented a piece of land, 17 acres, for which he was to pay $70 as rent. He had no horse, wagon, or sup plies to s'tart his little farm. He came to Mr. Z. T. Terrell and boueht a horse, wagon, and supplies, for which Mr. Terrell asked no security but the man's word. At the end of -the year Mr. Wilson paid his rnt, all that he owed Terrell, and had $50 in cash over nd above all expenses. He then bought CO acres of land and paid for it th following vear. This year i' 18931 he bought 40 acres more of land and paid one I bird oj the money. He has plenty of corn, meat, and other supplies to run him and his family until next anuar-; has tine hogs and coivs, has a wife and an elderly relative to preride for. He took out this week a life in surance policy on himself for the bene fit of his wife and child, iu c;ise of his death, for which he paid cash. Charles Repd's barn, near Gallatin, Tenn., was struck by Jightning aol twenty-five mares in foal I y the stal lion St. Blaiz were killed. The loss is over $100,000. What'sthe Matter withit? - If you think there is anything the matter with your watch, let us take a look at it. Bon't let it go on ticking itself to destruction. A tew particles of dust will, in a few weeks, do more damage than the ordinary wear and tear of a year's time keeping. Our guarantee is for Twelve Months. ' Have you seen the beautiful line of SILVERWARE ? we are now offering, and the complete selections of clocks, watches and iew elry. We are prepared to satisfy the desires of the most fastidious, in anything in our line, and a cull will convince you that we are We pay the highest cash price for gold, and will buy in any quantities, Very Resjvctfully, REISNER & GORMAN. i - - Kuan, puuis Wi. 1. lie Xillgitoll fire insurance romnsuiin inlpn in withdraw from the United States in conseqvence of frequent conflagra tions. MOTHERS'! ivs r t ls r o 9 i FRIEND" t1a!.cs CM Birth Easy s Z I bnortens Labor, Lessens Pain, g Endorsedby the Leading Physicians. Booh to "Mothers 'malted VREB. CRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO. p. : W ATLANTA, GA. f SOLD BY ALL, DRUGGISTS. 1 & Dasville b. R. Co. F. W. Huidekoper and Reuben Foster, Cceivers. coxDHXsrcn schedule. IN EVFKCT NOVEMBER IT. 1S9. SOUTHBOUND: DAILY. NO. 9. No. 11. I.t Richmond .. U 41 r 51 r S 31 Pit 5 6b Pkf ti (IP PM t f , 4 30 P' Ax PH ! 5 3T pm : 7 4o pt; i " "pii i Lt Butveviile . l.v KejrsviUe ... Ar Danville .... Ar Greeusboro . 12 60 AM 2 40 AM I 3 ISAM I 7 SS AM 9 JO AM t 46 PM 11 10 PM t If AM 7 15 AM 11 AM 3 00 AM 9 30 AM 11 04 AM 12 03 PM -4 2'. PM 5 Si PM 11 14 AM 12 4U PM S ? PM 4 4'i PM 1100 PM 25 AM 54 AM Lv Golastoro Ar K;Urn;b Lv Walesa Lv uurlidia at Oreensuoro , Lv Winston-Sult-m, Lv urei'iisuoro Ar S.tilshnry ArStaFesvIi ts Ar ABlievllie Ar Hot Sprlnga. . lV SaiisDury ..7.T Ar fUnloLte Ar Spartanburg Aron-envllie Ar At'anta lv t'l.rluu.e Ar Columbia Ar Augusta L- fat 6 58 AM S 12 AM -8 17 AM 9 SS AM 11 37 AM 1 J PM 4 55 PM 9 35 AM 1 20 I'M 4 2 J PM 11 lo p l re am 3 07 AM JSM'II AM 11 'M PM 6 OO AM 10 00 AM NORTHBOUND DAILY. No lO. No. U So. 3S. Lv Augusta .. l.v Columbia vr charlotte Lv "Atlanta-? Ar Charlotte . 6 o i pm.. 50 i m 8 oo am.. .... 12 3o pm 3 50 im 7 3 1 ym 9 20piu 8 05 am 12 45 pm 40 a;n 7 00 pm 8 05 piu 6 65 am 7 45 pm ' r vm 8 17 am 915 pm 9 24 jm 12 39 pm....7..- 2 45 pm 7 4T pm 8 37 pm 8 27 am 9 52 cm 9 29 pm 10 iu am 11 20 pm lois pm II 3o am tl 00 am 10 20 nm 11 H', pm... 12 11 pm 35 am 1 9 pm 6 no am .a Lv Charlotte ... Ar Sulbtbury ... Lv Hot Sort ngs Lv Aslievilie .. Lv Statesvllie . Ar Salisbury .. Lv SallsburyTTT Ar ii rceusboro Ar Wlnstou-Saleui Lv Greensbor .... Ar Durham Ar Kalelgh Lvl?a ielgh Ar Ooldabo'-o 1 28 pm t8 45KIU.. 3 05 pin 12 05 pm.. Lv tireeiisboro ArHanvllle ... r Krysvllle... Ar l -.u k.-MI -v . Ar Richmond .. lo 2o am ll 35 pm lo 40 pin 12 01 pm 1 1 1 am 12 i am 2 ts im 4 05 am 4 51 -m ? 2.- pm 4 M nm 3 51 am 5 : 0 1 m 7 00 am 7 00 am t Daily except Sunday. BTVVEN W."ST POINT AND RICHMOND. Leave West Point 7.50 A. !. aally. and s. 50 a. M. t1:Ul except Sun-lay i'Dd Mondo; nrrlve l.lcli ti.fiiid &.! an-i 1 4j A M. K'Hurning leave Meli inoinl :.U' and 4.45 1'. Jl . daliy except buuciuj ; ar rive Wet I'oiUt 5.1 0 ai.d 6.00 1. M. CET RICHM OND KLYJ AND RALEICH VIA SViLLE. Leave T!k-hmoii,l 12.4 I M.d'llv; lMve Kes viile 3 4j 1'. 41 ; arrive Oxford m P.M.; leiuiir son 6 :5 V. M , Duraam 7.20 r. M., Kauigh 6 00 a. M , Selma 10.35 A. Si. Keiurhlog le.ive eliiia33 P M , ualelgii4.ini. M .. d uly, Durh .m .ow 1'. M ll'-nd rson 7.25 P. M.. oxf-rd n.an p. M.; arrive Kesvlae 11. 5 P. M , LbhoiDiid i.oo A. M. Mixed I rain haves Ox lord dally except Sunday 9 25 A. M.; arrives bumuin 11.06 A. Si. Leaves Durhum 7:45 A. M. dally except SUDdaj; anhed oxtord s.io A. y . Additional trains lave Oxford dally exeert Sue d iy I..ju . M. a ud 11 l'i a. M. uiTlve Uen.ieiso.j A. M. and ll. 4 P. -M. Iseiurning leave ' Uen eion 10.3 A. M. and 2 25 P. M. d.iLy xcet)t ; uu d.iy; arrive Oxford il.zo A. M. and 3.15 P. M. No aiu 3s eon net t at ilchmoud from and to W: si Point and Baltimore dally except Sunday. SLEPlf.G-CAR SERVICE. On Trains 9 an! 3;, Pullm in buflt Sleeofr be- ween Atlanta and -New York; betveeu bjnvllle D l Migtista. on 37 -and 3i, Pullman BufTet Sleeper between .ichmond and Danville, uniting at n.invilie with Washington and southw e-tu ru WsilbuletLLiniittd for tlmta, carrying rnllnrin hieepe' from New York to New One.ius, and N-w York 10 Augusta, ml Dining Car New or . to Montgomery. Trains ll and U Pullman Hu'ITi Sieepeis between New York. Wa-hingiou, ami i:tit Sjirings via Sal- lst)iiry and AMievi.ie, tnu eurmai. sieepeis bc- weeu WRsniDgion ano .Mianta; ana between J ret nsboro aud Portsmouth, Va.. via Atlanta & Danville li. U. BKItKLKY, J. S. B. THOMPSON. Superintendent, Supe lntendent. tireensboio. N. C. Klclimond, Va. V. A. TUKK. "iener.il Passenger Agent. W iln?ton. 1). . S. II. I1AKDU U K, Asst. GetiT Pass. Agent, W. H. GRIiKN, SOL II A AS. Atlnnia, oa. Gen'l Manager, Trafrln Manager. WashlnM-ion, D. C. Washington, D. C. m mm Wa Steam, Air and "Vacuum Pumps, Vertica and Hori zontal of every Variety and Capacity. . ; , . - - - -" H j Regular Horizontal Piston. A &p The most simple, durable and ef- " . ' P fective Pump in the market for ITines, - llps f!"' , Quarries, Refineries. Breweries, Fac- I (15 J j tories, Artesian Wells, Fire Duty and T SPyi- ;1f General Manufacturing purposes. frj " X Send for Catalogue, - fjMil J fj Foot of East 23d Street New YorV 4 tS3 J Tbe A. S. CAMERON STEAM The Carolina Renews its allegiance to De mocracy - the Cause of the People, . And asks every friend of good gov ernment, progress and enterprise for support. Its subscription price will be : . To Single Subscribers $1.00 To of over Ten .8oc '16 in the hanao oi an old experienced Printer, is prepared tQ esecute all kinds of Job Printing, and at prices that will compare favorably with any . ciders Elicited. r.Is'nICIRLS e ?t. alrtr. Brat.. Jtn.LCqar.S3 it h. 01 iop rstmri'' kmt: li si5 ..it co.-o.i I.e. Hm ik Hwar ! ea . s I.Wl a5. f-t 3 -?.r3 miii ttT'. li in ii .go SCarilAV llMMr'nt, U t.. IU.. Ihitiia, 33 O? E. C. ME AC HAW ARMS CO.. ST.lCSlS.fe3. PU 4 W Tm P liavlng bought the VT I fc. IX i J r. Kowan County Gran ite Millstone Quarries, Tools, u, or E. K. Phlllli s estate, I wp.i continue lo manufacture millstones. rnlll-S'tlndlesand iortable u ills for gnndlng corn and wheat. Correspondence Bollelt-ed. Address, 85 ly J. T. VVYA l'T, Faith, Howan to. K. C, Mention the Watchman. 66 Til? iUmmSMmMMa Wcliaii per year payable fit adrn.-i-.- ' :l2A TIE HIT CmveaU, and Trsda-Msrkc oMined. and all Fat- 1 ent bnatncM coridncted for Mooiratc ffts. ,"r Oun Orrif.t t Qpo3tT-tf. s. Ptct Ornec and w can fTire pscnt laleas tinie than ihue remotes from Wa-hinprm. - Head model, drawing "br photo., 1th deerlp tiou. We advise, tf patentable or not c- .( ciarge. Our fee not doe till palest it acBrcd. A Pamphlet. now to Obtain Patenta." with namea of actual clients in your State, coast, or town, ecnt free. Address, " - N C.A.SMOW&CO.. Opp. Patent ornct, Waminton. P7FC PUMP WORKS.
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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