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o o o 5 c o 3 2 u c - o a 3 c c? o a a c c c o c c o -3 o o n o FIGURES THAT TELL ! ' d itt n n ADKIN THE PAPER YOU WANT ! a LARGEST, NEV.SIEST, MOST REPEESE'.TAT.iE. 0THE KEWS ha$ben Taice Enlaced ::h"i S t o EW o Circular ;i cf THZ SEP. 1st, '3', 500 1st, 'r, 5oo" ?6tr.L25GO! " MJHJ O 1 i-K c aa o ac c ao a seas o: cc a c z sc c cc c c a c- c c a V 7 VALLEY i I 4? VOL. 12 FINS STATIONERY. We have just received the choicest. line cf Stationery in the city, wmch we can turnis.i vcrv cheap. i Robert Buisi's Unexcelled SEEDS ! SECURE THE JJEST FROM US! i Dlinfe ? PfJinSo f Don'1 forSct that we are "in if for B dill IO B ullliO B I'aints. and can give you BETTER Goods lor less money than youcan find elswhcre. Artist's Mate rials also kept in stock. Remember our motto, "THE BEST." jii iv v. scon. I'icsi lent. r : m HD.HW MA.NTFACTI'KKIiS OF Sash, Daars, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Laths, Shingles, and all Kinds of DRESSED LUOEE, I And other Huiidins: Material. r ...l ; .1... ;,, .:.... ...-.i... l- K;i. I nl. :i I our .i- ;:re Mill:.:.-I Im I v. . tli i;i riiiy illu-i tn ia in i.iir it - X 1.itii.r. UV .i.t tiiuy .tii I an I tli. rni'lv ilry nil in l.i ! I I . r.i-ri- ! vc.r!.:tiii. ;!.! t Ii .v.- m-t j -ii r i i h n. -v ; i-Iii,- l.-r .1:1 i I.. -1 l...ii:;(j. !m.;. m I...- t.ti.. 1'i.n f2inlrii;e Huhi'itftl. r.Vr hy ir...:l J. S. SCALES. ' SELL YOUlt Piedi iiont For Spoclal Attention to n;a:VTK. A-i't-y.-r. r. r. T I B o Witti ICivel Il.'h s Orilled nOer I'lalrs nio Iteiit nuil in position. Tanks :ml Sheet Iron U oil.. i:iiilies. Colioil (Jiiis and Pieiseo. ?i ;n hinei y tt r I'eiliUer V.i !.-, i'If.j.".:il- 1 : dn'i . Ai-. VALE tl CHARLESTON. Common Sense Chairs, Settees and Rockers. COMMON SENSE GIFTS 1 MLr iii- li iend !i:;::y ly present of ni' ol Sinclair'- use ftii :iiii! snlist:iiiti:il l"u. sii'.i Strong, ('. iu:',,ri i :i i I. i ! : i '.a! f'-.r ."? -f t. 'l ry i! M.'l I l.::j J'V. Im:ille ami ';inlorl:ihle. .o l.ilil. Kl:y StnlJ. hnl (iooil, IIonesf Home oiitf ol l. '! il . i- ..in.l l i H iLi n !:. F. A. SINCLAIR, I i. - .: I '.ll 1:. !.i! !. v..:n . ; t: :: v i!'. : ItiIlit: :. tin. My ni'i'ie-K i slar..( t-.I i n all ol' my li.:ir--l. it... V n.fcts V.il.M.1 Nl i y i;i! iou Ik :.l.l t' :i!I j 1 1 .1 .u- I 'ii'"' OUR BUSINESS DRESSIMG GENTLEMEN! 'his Is the great Expert Cutters and Fitters EMPLOY!) HY J 'GARTLAND, The Merchant GiiKi:xsrOKO, x. c. -NT,J-l.iric, TTtirloTnrpnv f!fmP.q . TTmlirfilln.S '&fi.. &C . 14CUW WVLW IMPORTED AND AMERICAN GOODS FOR ALWAYS KEPT When in Grecnsboto. don't fail - " lliitt ii Ml" A word to the readers of the YADKIN VALLEY NEWS: My I ARGE RETAIL BUSINESS has been established since 1S73. I cater to the great masses who wart GO')I) (lOODS at KEASONABL1C TRICES I carrv no shoddy st.ck, and by 1'AIK and SQUARE DEALING, have established a fine trade. Dress Goods and Linings a Specialty ! Car?:ts, Mattings and Rugs ! Oil Cloth3, Na?ier Mat.n-s, ftii Lcihrg- frr.es Con e.bcj, Wr'l Fcpe, V.'.do Shades. kddies Sails irlade io Order ! We employ only the best Artists and prices charged arc reasonable. Tkompt replies to all business letters. j R. H.'McINTIRE Wilminp-ton N. C. C. A. Reynolds, Tresidcnt. Wr. S. Men pen 11 all, Sec. & Treas. Guilford Lumber Manufacturing Go., GHEBN'SBOUO.N. C, j mam kacti'I.'KKs r- DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, ANb DKAI.KKS IN" hzlntzHj lumber. Branch Factory and Saw Mills at Asheboro, N. C. Rough and Dressed Lumber furnished in Car Load lots upon short notice. . r- r, .... I IV C-l I ( A RfV. T M worth, li. i . bif- lIaylock, W, -Kir fMciibj oietaUi - -1 rwj mail trwi. U c mrt V : rv J i GEO. P. PELL, Editor" and" Owner, "i TAYLOR. & BANNER, Druggists, Mt. Airy, N. C. j - - Sm'v mil Tim. .1. P.. MAKLPKAO.' . , . . -. M 31 Rf iU ll fin '5 t. ii - !!;. ar. 1 i;.!-ili V Aiigiista n t!i--t' rn.,1 I i .:.-:i;il u i: i l.iriiir-, I. -. t t j r-- :.u: i .. J I: Ivit.n a:. -i:i:io- only 1 1 1 1' :i . V I I ii ivf .:! i.f lii ici-t-'-. : j.r. nipt i.'leiitioa. JAS. K. ITORFL-EET. TOBACCO AT ! AVa iehouso, ! 1:0", r. c, ! ! 1 "TPTi k i I poog i rices : Shippers of Tobacco. W. XOHFrKT t CO.,lroprhtors. E s. c. Heine Coinfoils. n i -I. in.!- r-r -:.!. 1 1. -IK' t- . K II :u -il in: I. i'': cl . t 1 .:' a! r. ! i - f Mr. S " iir :irt' t I . : . !:; l Ct '-. mli.- t.ir- - :.'.l .'t-i.:i!i; i i s f r . n. :'. t:- i:i. mill', i !1 in i ilt- l.i Mr. t". A. . .-. .. U. I i :i i .-j y i t I.N I ii'c'-l -k. .1... - I l' I I.f :.tl - M t'ftfs 1 1!. Hill -U '.' i f i i : t ."" . i i lij i .!nr ' R! S i Ask Ycur Furn'tiira Dealer for Sinclair's DO XT TAKi: ANY OTIIKJ. ! ir I t f. i - f l.i n .u v ril . liii-:ii-'. I i: Car i.r !!! ob the ailor, , , , , - MENS, BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS U STOCK. I to go to CARTLAN'D'S. -"X MOULDINGS, &C. &C. A I.I. K IX US OK wnarion. j. ..-ywi, . j , D. e ndcnhall, IL M. Worth. PI PS AX I KESIS IrjFtant rr-ln-if aii't la " infailiWI 4 rerorfllr. Pmx'Sl. Hr Irinrvi"'ra"l- SnmnkJ DI'HTS AM citi:irrs. They tiarrIIl He Wanted to Know Who Would lay Tor the Creams. Tl . , , , "" had iK-in to tncc-ireus. wneru ; they indulged in pennits und lem ) oiutdc. Then t!iey went to hac some i-c cream. Shewn very tired, an J niMiiacd to qy;irti-l with him. uXuWj is this the end he asked. 'It is, and. I shrdl never speak to you ani'i." ' "Arid l:it .Sunday you said that vou loved inc." I did then : I don't now." Well. who to nay for nil the ice ert-aiu : ' ! "Vou horrid ini-er! You pav, ; and then vou inav Rinl men hill. :andiflow,.youathin-I-llpayp. Jlep.-iid and h it. i he tn-xt day .-he received an itotnied statement Miss KvKLY.V .1 APK-OX To MoslU Fa it ii n i. i!i;iu .v 'Jv carriiie $ '.'M oy.-ti r fcfews diidiers at rhtireU ::) theatre tick. t 1 fiiit of cloth-s ' .-h.ixes aiid.fliiitcs "2T,n proriiUt-s not ki t t Dit. CO 00 T.r.' ::, on T. 1 liii akir in- heart IlHi.-inir ho pes , (11 Ml III! Jendinir nie oiT Iat iiiht (B. I5y-(iieiichii' hopes $ 1 "' '.' evening witli other men :'' healin- hi -l.ted alTeeti..t., 1 1- n-?t Kl.-s Ki-sc-s and sundries Ijivc letters 4,'ihmh 2,7hhi.i 4 S i;,71immi n'trht aul ;iid : (. me Ilahuiee due Wii call to morrow col'ect. When heealleil slit s into the parlor, Moses, and I'll pay AniiiiiitelaterliiM:itr.iet - cd tu w debts enteral as siindrie nu half an hour I. d r they afe u v cream together an. I in.-.de plaim for the future. No cards. a ui.Kssi.x"; an i.v cries!:. i Itev. Mr. .lone S-ml in His Kn loi eiiint of lheCoiuil t 'oni- lnl-shner!. Tj llic Kili!r of lli ( harlotfe l'linnirl. l'i;in:-!!i-i:.;. Va., Feb. 2'h I shall ever have an abiding interest iu the pro-jH-ritv and !iait i:iess of the ci:i.ei: ef voiir eh i.ii uiiiip city. In my ereirrinatiort I ! in e lio- here found a bi tter class of pe pie i fa more cleanly ei'v than (1 iar- h-tte. I know hav e been dec inaiiv ot her ci!i.eis l-Iv -ained and inor tilied by the ihsirract I u I conles.-ioii tliat the eh s'nir of the saloon of Charlotte would iicce-sihdc the chsinp of the pubiie schools. f firnii.'ir to the outside woild that it necessary to debauch the parents ; ,,r,tr It, educate the chiMre'l lit up to loggeries and you close rb j i 1 1 1 I : c miio.is: J he declara- t:o:i was instipaled by the devil, . . . .i aim i- o:n leoiaien iiii nein u- mt If tin. e alternative is v.v . - . . or . inoiiin -e. which v. ill vouch I frl.. .f-i i.t.fl t ti f ifA .f.-f . IC tt flia.ll. : and tiiin s iireteiai ible to education , i t .i t a'i'l l'-iiai:i iierv. v lien tin; nay id d'-iiaucherv. .-! all come in American hi-t -ry that the liciise money of this d.inmaide tndlic isf essential io the niisinfaiii aiice ef rtiy of our institutions then we hutc tnttnd il.to the league with deith anl the convenant with hell. Then the death knell of all we prize will Ik- sounded, ami the devil will tiihlleand tl.inee over the grave of all that woodmen chii-h and (i d approves. The ppo.-itioti t the f.etion of your commissioiu-rs i as natural as the rage ami roar of the infuriated lion, when the prey is wrenched from his hungry jaws. Let the goixl people of your coin-. unity stand firm by the cmmis. siotiers. and vu will cventuillv ex- terminate this fearful cur.e from the. grand old State of North v aro-: Una. Yours truly. Sav. P. .Ioxks. Ahead of the Yankee Once. The New York Herald savs that by encroachments of the Atlantic e .,,. ,,, !,. iU.riM t,f nioie 1 itin 1000 acres 01 uiiiu 01 New England has disappeared iu 1 the ocean. That great paper a!.-o states that there -has Ueii a com pensating increa-c along the Xoith Carolina ai;l Virginia coast. At hist the South ha obtained some thing from the Yankies. How pioud we shoiiM I e over our pilgi im roek pebb'es. Ioii (iilltani 1- now at N.-g's ILa'i fr the purple of entering this new made land. Tlll'fu'l'" Sillflit fin I . Strange 'Fact". Sparc time mu-t 1 e i.bniidai.t in Mi.-si.-si'ppi. A man down then, according to the Xcw , oik Prvss, has a-eci tain ed by counting that a bushel measure will , hold 72,!-"' kernels of corn. !Ci ,!'''' grains of wheat. 1i".oimi pens or Ii'I,l'i cot ton seed- ! AYhcre .Iiich Came In. ! How is it Jones draw's a po"- simi He was never 111 the war."! 'I know it: but he lost his voice f boutin' at the sin render." Allan fa i'iniftt'tti"i. It is quite probable that you may net' ed Ii.e services 01 s pnsician ; SolllC dav: but voti can lMistin-ne ; the time indetinitclv bv kieplng ' viur hlootl pure sv.-teiii invigoratctl ttiX - ... I Ituekleirx -rmcn a o. .... - i. . - .l !.. l.A M...I.1 r... '.t 1 nr iirii .aiii' in .w. - Ilniistn. S.ir-s, 1'1'ir. Na!t Hlifioii. Ir .Son-, "I rttr. ClMrr4''' H-n''. t biU'Iaiii. t'ortiH. ant all hkiu Eruptions mut J'i tiwly cures er no fsy n-oiiel. It i g'l'araiitecil to f ixe prrfrt t sati-faniii. or uiom-v n run.lril. I rit e 2- criu p r Kwr d by Taylor Jk B.iunr,dru- gista. Every foot of Irish soil is owned by less than 0inen most of the 111 aliens and tion-rcsidents. In London oiie woman in every every j . write. thirteen can neVier read nor MOUNT AIRY, TIGERS IN THE CAPITOL Tammany Men Preside on Commit tees And in Restaurants. ilarin Inaccmiruclo in the Herald' Toll Shown Colonel Illoiint Kay Cleveland is in The IeaI. j From the AlLiuta Juurnal. Was iiixno.x. I. ('., Match T. The New York JL-n 1 1 fchewed eoiiunendahlc enterpiire iu joJliiij; all the states and territories a tt pre.-idetiti.-tl preli-renc; hut the manner and loulf of the hj1I in open to wty intTetinr eritieUm. (:itofl0' dclt.tes which it is KimiHKiil tli.it the if iii vrtif inn will ,....,f tt.,. u..r.,M'- i..f;... .t'..,.l 2.- for Hill, f,,r (:k-vc!and,and 25o fr a western man. It isertK-eiaiiv notieeahle that out of Jiftv-two interview nhieh itpuU lihe; thirteen are f r." a rcpuhlican.4 -certainly not a ve-y trntworthv r.... .-i.w.t. t .h....,...; oi w i i Tin v , v. va v nv - tie information. , I WIIKKK T!li:V o ITT Til 1.1 R NKWS. l nut preas hunk ot sarcasm iroin Maine. 1 ..m Ketn!. h,r intance. ....1.1 l.. .if., i x . I . . 1 .... ... ....... tl;e kin'Tat5 anv hifonuatiun that I would heli. them iu tJie solution of i-tiv t.rob'em 1 "Senator IVftV-r. of ICnnsas. would ! ii(,t Iik-.-1v tak.- it siitlieient reunite from the cultivation of his whukcrs and the nurture ofhis third partv pr.K-livities to help Solve the demo- ,-n.tie situation in bleeding Kansas. . -nator DuIh.U. ofbhil.., i-oiil.! not 1-e i vpec-cd to lay aside his own ! ehniw to Carlisle i evidently Cleve-cotde-ted elect in ca.-e tt diairu-e ' ';l,M'- the dciiKK rntic sentimei.t in hisown ! Maryland ispivcn toHilhalthonph wf .t.. Ao.lw. i4-ot. n A..-, i..' l. l.:i',l;(-:4.w tvhoiii the ll. l-.il.l cit- as authority. ' ( 7IIKti; ii.ws"m,;,t ct'.f XT. IU-sides. the views of eoiipiess n;eii in th:. p irtieiilar c.i-e can hard ly be assumed to correctly repres '; cut the view of the states from whivh they come. Many of thc-e conressiuvii hav. not Tceii home in ,-ix nio.'.ths. Manv of tl'.em have bet :i so !.u-y cohlitlK UtS i adv i-iii"1 with their' to the trob.ibie et- .. feet of a vole for free rilver, or S'-iiic other preat iic'in, upon tae'r re-i lection, l!i.t they have ! hardly h.i 1 time to count i:oscs in : the matter of the pre-idcticy. j II ICC Wol:K KI:S IX llltCAI'iTnl.. j: Further, tlian this, congress is i.ati.iallv second to T.iit:!!i;ui V hall : sis the great gencratiug .cl of Hill Selillliietlt. 1: is in eongrcs and through eon-!?re-sneii that Senator Hill has en- I .1 I r . .1 ... .1 iRini iui io Miami .act urc 1 1 . i rm.iji doctrine that lxionis himself for the prtideney. His itruicrs are at work in this field with a zeal wor- thy of the ancient martws. He' tomes here occa-iojtidlv him.-elf. When he em rpaie the time fioin inging nn i rag net p1 lim"'lvc i- t 1 1 hi-; lrag net pf illusive i .. ....... . I . . . . t t- ii:e coiinirv, ne comes to i iisnnig- toil at.il cpgiges m HiiK-h iiceileil missionary oi k upon tUcsic benight ed co'igressmeu who admire straight imth'-b. Inlieve in pure pliiics and respect the liht dignitv olthc president i.tl o:ice. j i IIT.IH ll.l.TI i'..ll A t'lNl i no Colonel" Kino ;ii H if is, ton. s ( "imniiings, the genial corresMiiMh-nt f the A"- Yihk Stu; dohn II. Fellows, the poetical orator of Tammany: :reat big Uouike Coehraui, one i f Tam ilian v's four leading chiefs; and oth er f.nveful ge: t!c:nen, from the very nature of things, are dissemi- n.itingih j Ilillistic inthience witii aU their might. The influences here at work have not spie id out into the fertile fields rosIii-iMM-funicd forerts, und the great marts of trade a.d tjatlle in which '.he ii oj.lewho are t elect i.ri .id. iit uro lmi-snin their ihiiK- avocations. t i It is but natural that' the lur a round the lnnsis iif representa tives should le laden with Hill sen-' timc!it. The great wonder is that this sentiment has not long since sittaiiicjl double its present strength. If one goes down into the hoii.-e re-.tnmant. he finds in eh.iroeot that . .. . ticcc;s.iry daily resort lion, loin 1 r Murray, a very clever fellow, who . hai'- from the Tammany j wigwam worship at the shrine of Timiinaii v's I idol, and from force ot Jiabit and I training, seasons hi- blue points as ; well a.-, his ea;;vas back1 with tho satn-e of Tamiii iiiv talk. The hi !iscdo..ik',ci er. thai warm heaitcd citizen. Iceniaii T'ncr, c mii'-s direct from Tammariy hall, und has. by habit and circumstances strong Hill preli!cctietis. lie nat urally communicates to nil; whom he touches the Hill scr.tiiient so decplyin laid within his brc:-.sf.Mat y of l is sulKirdiiiiites have l-octi fel frum the same spo m. and m avoid ablv emit the same doctrine. Courteous Dr. Voher, the ser ge n.t-at linns. It-long to the same svhool and talks from the sanie text l.ook. Tin? wonder is "that Hill and the w hite house"' is not howled 'out with Simultaneous pro!llCtion . 1 io,n the air that whistles iu.aroiind , tll , tllG . , ; ; I 1 i MK vkry mo bi sts. , ; An atiidysis of the ffrr!f fcg till shows that its U-uallv careful , i-orresixmdcnt have inadvertently inadvertetitlv niaced several vcrv 1 important states (n tl he wrong column. The eight votes froiu Florida arc all in the Hill column, while tho ' "em nil advices from Florida indi cate that the state is either for v ic ei-iiuj orerv iinini hihuui, 1 .. 1 1. .i:..:.i.i (; . . 1wvi,v-hx dehgatd s . rias iweniv-six uengaice . . II . are put down for a wt.tern man, i while everylx-ly in !eorg;:i knows that the discussion there has been , confined to Hill and Cleveland that a western man has as yet been haul-; iV Considered. ' f ! COLON KL UUifNT IS MlSoVoTKP. j Colonel IJlotint is the congrcss- 1. . . 1 ... .,OS? lntt'rv,CMr (u?'J I gia's H-itiou is thus reprcscuted.ln i tiie course of the interview Colonel 1 . 1 , , IVHIll ...u-v. - - ' . N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 11. 1802. j "The fact that (Jovernor Hill has 6eured New York may cause the I rc.t of the country to fall in line ! and make him tiic nominee. The MMitiinent is fctrongly in fav or of Hill down our way, though it tniht turn out that Cleveland hold on the eople will yet make him the nominee. It should be stated, - however, that there i a strong feeling in fsvor of castinr aside loth the New York men and uniting on wtne western man." When shown this interview and a.-ked if these were his sentiments, Mr. I Mount said : ; "I did not mean to create the itn-prc?.-ion that Hill is stronger in ("eoriria than Cleveland. On the contrary, I le'ievc now that Cleve latnl is the stronger of the two. I do not believe that (icoria has vet ! eont-iderc 1 a western man What I , aU.it a western can vii. applied no 'eria but to the country nt Im,KV; ,and wa ?f,er fcUtl,'S ! a "I-iWe tate of circumstances ! li.ch in,-ht make IoU, Cleveland j aIld "'i uswvielahle. . ! It will k f-een from this very 1 mild euireetion that the If wA put j lovn cxnetly what Col. Dlotint did ; not say. It is reasonable, therefore, : to itIpp.sC. that other con-iessiuen I ,,t jiav0 u.e!l iu;?uiulerstood. ; MiMK MuKK HAD UKKAKS. r i i i lwaa I.itMciv counted lor ( n man in the wct, althonh cyerj'- ' htnly who ran Ie found from that ttate says that if Indiana cannot pet ;ray (and I have not auyUaly i "tide of Indiana who expected (''.v to nnnatel she wants iCIevchnd- Kentucky is counted the same way nit notion her second M:irhn.l democrats sav that it ' they CUIl't tri-t (torman thev want Cleveland. Mississippi and New Jersey lire quoted for Hill. Cleveland is known to have a strong following in Missisfippi and is eoneeJed. as shown bv recent in terviews in the Jn?nt with Xew Jersey eon"te.--inen, to e stronger in that state than Senator Hill i.kvi:lam i'l.i'AKi.r i.x tiik leak. I ennsvlvania s t4 delegates are l'"1 ,:l 1 1C ,I,U conimn, hmiioiivtii t . .. I l. . I.. 1 ..-."7 :.. lair pon ion nae aireaoy occu in structed for Clevel.md and theb-'U-aneo of them will be picsutnahly instructed in the same wav. Texas repicsented solid for Hill, in the face of the fact that she is claimed for both Hill and Cleveland, and is very much divided. If a f ur number of the correction-, all of which I think are legi timate, be m ide, the IltniltT JhiII will place Cleveland as far ahead of Hill m the Fnited States as tho .lrntiC recent exhaustive review placed the ex-president ahead iu t'eorgia. 31 r. Fife iVkorfolk. iMnilitMirl: says : the Presbyterian v . ' m ' Kev. W. P. Fife. ,.v:i:i 'c lt Ite-'ati his Iinilellomm:! t, - - -r- - tional meetings at the People's Tal arnacle at '':' o'clock Sunvlay after noon, and preachel to an audience estimated at two thousand persons, composed largely of men, owing to the bul weather. He preached nn excellent discourse, and proved him- sell an adept at biblical quotation, iiiotiiig twvntv-onc pa-sages, which a minister present said were jeriect- j ly rendered. About o.imiQ eople wete present at the night service, i At theclo-eol the nip lit service Ml. Fife si:l. in reference to the song service: "Mav Cod have mcrcv on anv m.m who cm sing in a church U-hoir for pay and can't sing some times for Jesus for nothing." ' Kiml or,i- i The Yaoki.x Valley News of Mount Aire, emerged from the : nrcss thi.- wick a oi-coltinin. all hotne- print and greatly improved, vet Pro. Pell is not satisfied, as he net , iu ne proii 'onuses to improve it still more. .May ereat success ll- If l' oe ins. uaat- wit A i if". We have received the it Aire ir Ti-,t-a mil irifiul f..ti 1. ! rijli-.!! tr llilli. ! -''"-; : T column f.-ioer. it nas mainiaineo fl l i nr,Ko,. ir mad., nt the s.- outset an I has now made good its promise of improvement. It is now one of the nio.-t readable papers in the State and we are glad to know- that it is appreciated and prosper ing, lt'tlihtli'ij IttJHH-tfi; The YaWvIN Vai.i.ey Xkws which. has lcen enlarged to nine col- iirnns to the page, is now one of the handsomest newspapers pn! lished in North Carolina. Its tnl itor, Mit. (i in. P. 1'm.i, is an ac tive, ambitious and t dented young man w ho has a genius for journal ism. The succe.-s of the Xkws w 111 do nn. re 10 1 va ee me i-ro 1 0 1 . .. . 1 -i- .... , grc.-sive tow n of Mt. Airy than i anv other agciicv, and we are gla.l to see that its progressive bn-incss men arc giving it a large support. '' t'hrolii'h. Itclifrioii and Secular I'apers. 'ni a wraion l.y I'er. J. Jl. ttjlanc. of New YIrk'. ... "1 his I say 111 tavor ot our secular journals. J hcv are, as a rule, larger I.eartcl, fairer in dealing with atlvcrsaries, are more generous in l,..:r bi.boiients mnre Hi-tivn in the cause t,f true charity, are fuller of sw cctness and ltht, are more truly t and nobly Christian in a word than 1)aK,ri most ol our so-caded religious news- Ifthathidv at the lecture the otl er night only knew how nicely 'II., I I II.. . M I V.......-.M ,.. ... 1. 1 n uno i.in.ti v- move dandiult and improve the hail she would buy a bottle, flerTtwlu. Wr itn ,'o My u ourcili.11(lt thm, for T,ars nv have ten . lllrn Ir. King's New Life Tills, huikli ir Arnica. Salve autl tire trie I. liter-, auJ lia never hanllt-U r-m-lir that ell aa well, or thai Lave I ieo Mii'b univenul aatisfaction. e ilu DUi ik'muui in uiiaranie turiu orrj iiue, an.l e Maud ready to refund tl.e panrh.M price, if aatinfactory reaulta do not follow !' ne. Th-e rvtudi.w bv wo their Kreai popuurHT pumr on iiieir menu. TAY1.0U & UANXEK. Lmggita. HIS CIA Mi: DIUX'T avokk. Sinarerly Is for Cleveland all the Time. Washixoto.x, D. C, March 7. Senator HiH" game to secure the Pennsylvania delegation by promis ing a cabinet position in advance does not seem to work. Editor Win. II. Sinserly. of the Philadel phia Kecord, with whom So'natorJ Hill was thought to have conferred in regard to the matter, said last night: "I am for Cleveland t first, last and all the time. That ought to te ueniute enough, if 1 could l would designate him to-morrow as. president of the United States. I admire Hill, of course, but I am positively for Cleveland for presi dent." " Mr. Siugerly will be one of the delegates at large from his state at the Chicago convention. , The secretary of the common wealth, W. F. Harrity, whose name has also been coupled with the story, says that ho Wlieves the Penhsyl vauia delegation will ho for- Cleve land, r Major D. F-aklc, of West Virginia, says: "Polities in our section lean more to Cleveland than to Hill. We are for tariff for revenue only." W. L. Johnson, of St. I.cuis, brother of the popular congressman, and a very finely informed man, us to national politics, says: "As I view it, Hill's nomination this time, would lea huge blunder, almost equaling a crime, and would result in a sweeping victory for the oiKition. With Hill pitted against Harrison, the republicans would en joy a cake walk." 'There is talk of a wevtem candi date, but who can be singled 'out from that uartcr as fit to head' the ticket? I tell yon Cleveland iour strongest and most available leader, and those who think him jnilitically dead are badly deluded.' ; This kind of talk can le picked up in any hotel where citizens from a distance congregate. t an uxwoiTtiiy sii:i:cii. In a speech delivered in Atlanta.! a short tl.ime ago bv Senator Col-! nuitt of f;xirnV ho t..L- i.w.U, to say iu retereuce to the nomina .ioii of Mr. Cleveland that "it is . very well to talk alniut 'virtue. 'houcstv v.. ,v. iuin .ii'k.v vii, r "purity' but when a funeral is to follow it tikes out) all sermon 1 the unction.' In making their j remarks, which are especially n becoming in a man who has mad such loud professions of piety. Sena tor Cohjuitt gave expression to the opinion of that class who, without entertaining any admiration for senator Hill, are yet prepared to 'ac cept his nomination should the con veil tioii sec tit to make it, as that of a man who will not hesitate to fight the devil with tire, the devil in this ca.-e being the Republican party! Senator Cnhiiiitf will uitotorr Mr 1 1 ill, not because he is a statesman of j--... j v. ...... sound principles or a politician jof uiuiglit conduct, but because "honesty,' "virtue" and ''purity" in a Democratic candidate render him unavailable-a confession which wc are disiKsed to think the rank and 'tile of the Democratic party are ' not vet ready o make. .' W ; Thm. ! : . Ij AltK III. , . we aiii: iii:xi:fittki. -.mi i--ii.i- m Nearer our Doors. I The prepctn.l lease of the re- i cently completed Iloanoke and , Southern Kailroad to the Norfolk i and Western means much for Ncrth j Carolina. The new road tcrmi- nates for the present nt the flour. islung twin cities of YV ln-tun and Salem in the fertile and healthful piedmont section. There a con nection is made with one of the ! feeilors of the Richmond and Dan ville pystem. At Greensboro, where this branch j connects with the trunk line to At- j , f , wj , another road ex- t j- ... il..; ' "'VS li and f 2. Iwl w.r a large steel furnace is nearly ready ...IV. v . v .v.. ...- , to i'ii into blast Tho VorfotL- mid iv- . 11 T , 1 ' ..stern will nie hn iilJi to siiniilv- , . . , , ,j 11 "UM " ,0 fliriiU h t ho it nt n.l emit . .1 r ... .i!1. vi ireensuoru w uii coai irom iae .. hVlds. Tho one need of North , Carolina hasUen cheap fuel. Tls j w;n 7,ow l,e,nctnnd a great impetas will be giwn to the State's manu facturing dcvolopmcnt. 5 South of Charlotte on the truirk line to Atlanta are numerous ex- ! tensive deosits of high glide iron S ores, the most noted ot whi?h are ; the magnetic ores near lllacksbuig, S. C. These equal in quality the ' celebrated Cranlierry magnetic ores, while the quality above the j water level has Itecn coniuted by ! scientists to excectl 2 , o(i mh 1 tons. I With Pocahontas coke attainable I t a low price, the establishment of j a steel-making plant in tliat vi cinity is but a question of time. AtiP J ork Journal j J"nnttnv.. Inexpensive OfTerinys, 'Ilroiher Uylins is eloquent in prayer," slid one member of the congregation to another, ''but I i don't think he is very liberal when the contribution box passes. "No; his offerings to the Lord are confined almost entirely tosugges tions. , Wife Nothing for me f Then you have forgotten that this is inv birthday f Husband Not at all. I just did not wish to remind yon that you vb grown old. Jllait v. Dr. E. T. Miller, of Cross Plains' Wis., has expressed the opinion that, for obstina'e cases of syphilis and scrofula, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is unquestionably the most effective remedy known to pharmacy. Won- dciful cures lave resulted from its use. ! - The Charlotte Chronicle says that the name of Frank I. Osborne, Esq., solicitor, will be presented to the State convention for nomination as Attorney General. Subscription STATE ITEMS OF lXTKItKST. ntorts and Ihiernles, Incidents and Industries, Persons and Thinsrs. Ila'eipb is to have an elegant new hotel. Winston and High Point are talk ing of building -a dummy line of railway connecting the two. J. T. Woodson, of Winston, has made an assignment as a grocery merehant for the benefit of his cre ditors. Dr. J. W. Carter, paster of the First Uaptist church of lialeigh.will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the next commencement of the State University. Arrangements have been made for a lecture on the evening of July 2, lief ore the Teachers' Assembly-, atMorchead City, by Kev. Thomas Iixon, Jr., of "New York. He preaches to the Assembly the next day. .,.. .... ...... , . Capt. II. M. Collins, a prominent AllhnccinaTi and Democrat of War ren county, has siiice the St. Louis convention avowed his determina tion to withdraw from the Alliance and have nothing more do with that organization. Cluis. D. Upchureh. the ctnbez zling clerk of the Superior Court of Wake countv, has been found to he 30.040 short, alwvcthe first claim. Xone of his bondsmen have any thing except Col. A. W. Shatter, the posmaster at Pnleigh. It is learned that Mormon Elders are having trouble in Ashe county. They visited one section a few days ago and tK-it night they were visit ed by an organised band of citizens who gave the Mormons notice that they must either leave that section or die. The Mormons, of course, chose the former, and left. News is received of the terrible death of William A. Misenhcimer in Cabarrus county. Iu walking near a circular saw nb his mill, he s'umb.cd and tell. 1 he saw cut VI,rwllSu lils reck arul l,ls ,K'a'1 Ml "lie side and his body on the other. He was'ol years of age and a member of a prominent family. I .III. .UiUIUIl UI1CI illlO I J ry Skinner are to speak this - j at Charlotte, Shelby, Lincoln! Mr. Marion Ihitler and Col. Ilar- mouth ilon and j Moriinton. bcginniie' on the 14th. it is said. Doth are good soeakcis. Mr. lhitler will !e found to be ii"t an extremists.' Some jeople have formed that idea of him. He is an incisive speaker. He is one of the many North Carolinians who know very well that in Democracy there is safety. POLITICAL, COSSI1. It begins to look like tiov. Holt j would Ik? nominate'! for ( iovernor ! i without opiosition. Mecklenburg! j 77. j Senator Jno. M Palmer, of Illi- j . ' t r t .1 , . I nois, savs ne is tor icveiatui tirst ami then himself for the presiden- tial iiomination. I The Oyiaha World Herald, Kep., admits that Mr. Cleveland, if nomi- : .. l l l . . . . . I I niueo, e iuii come as. near carrying i I Illinois, Michigan, WiscoiisiiuMon-I I tana, Oregon, California, Indiana, ; ! W :l:lflilisi tl -in.l - I f 'ii i i rw! i i ii ! : " i" ! as anv man could Tim f i!t-li..ti.ii V:ij.n .i,,7 "",.w. I "v sent out a circular letter. It has s i heard from 4,o: jenple who were ( interviewed. Preferences for Cleve-j i land, '5,1."4: preferences tor Hill, ; 3d2: other preferences ,' 577; Cleve land's . majoiity over Hili, 2.7t2; Cleveland's - majority over all, 2, 115. j The Concord .AfWff hears the j name of Hon. J. Ii. Webster, ex Seakcr of the House of Represen tatives and editor of WilxUr Uf"y, of Ilcidsville, in connection with the gubernatorial nomination. It was stated in Iialeigh Wednes day; savs the Charlotte C010) ! With O ftlt-l. h-kf'l 1 .!. Itlfl'ICtll-al Sf .... " ., - J. ' s'tiveness, ny a gentleman trom -Mr. ; ...... MlIf.t4i.rs 8ceiion, tnat tins gentle I man will foiitrst with f'nt A If 1 . ., ... - i- ------ I u UHaillS, t lie Sitting memlKT lor the Democratic nomination for Con rcss from the lifth district this year. ! LATEST NEWS ITEMS. The Manufacturers Koeord of P-iltiim re has been sold to a syndi cate headed by Mr. Walter 1 1. Page, the able North Carolinian who cs- ' tahh-hed the tal 'ftrtwirle of lialeigh. ' Tile jmimlatioii of New York City by -the jolice eensus of 1:i2 goes over , odd,! 00 more than Porter gives the great1 me tropolis. ( The vote on the Pland Silver Hill will take place in the National House of Iieprescntativeson March 22nd. t : A crazy shoe-maker near Dorch ester, England," has killed his four children by j cutting their throats and then attempted to kill himself. Senator David 11. Hill will goon a junketing tour to speak Iiefore the Mississippi legislature on the 15th of March. Young Chailes Seagle, the al sconding agent of theC. F. Sr Y.V. railroad at Madison, has gone to South Africa. He took '00 of the company's f midland writes that he will repay it all within a year. A woman was at the bottom of it. It is said that a Swiss savant has made a discovery by wliL-h he re duces niilk to a dry jowder in such a manner that by the addition of water it at once assumes all its - nat ural projierties. ' For all derangements of the throat and lungs, Avers Cherry Pectoral is the speediest and most reliable remedy. Even in the ad vanced stages of Consumption, this wonderful preparation affords great relief, checks coughing, and induces sleep, . a .... Price, $1.50 a Year. A HCIICE1 3IILES A' 1IOUK Will That lie the Speed of the i:ailrtKtd Trains of the Future. Mrs. Charles II. Deacon, press agent of the Heading Kailroad, has an interesting and instructing article in the March number of Lippencott's under the caption, " One Hundred Miles an Ilonr." After showing how much progress has been made in the building, equipment and man agement of railroads jti this country and after giving impartially data showing speed of the fast trains of this country on the lines of its lead ing railroads, Mr. Deacon says: "It i3 the belief of the writer that the hundred-miles-an-hour locomo tive is already with us, and while the time has not yet arrived to run ever the most important trains at that terrilfie speed, it will require but a few years to make it safe and as comfortable as the 'fivers of to- .1... Vt.l 1 "The ablest minds in the country arc even now engrossed with the problem which, when solved, will bring about the conditions requisite to this result, nd bv the time it shall have been reached the charac teristic rapidity of our population will Ikj loudly demanding faster much faster travel. "The prevailing ideas regarding railway speeds are very erroneous at anj rate. The majority of people, even the most intelligent among those who habitual! travel, obtain .heir conceptions of speed from the figures pn the time table, forgetting that in nearly every instance consid erable portions of the route must be trave sed at Much less than the av erage rate required to cover the to tal distance in the schedule." ''There aie very few, it any, of the fast express trains which do not on some part of each 'run reach or exceed a speed of a mile a minute, Yet, by reason of superior roadw ay and well construted cars, the accel erated velocity is unnoticed; while running at from sixty to seventy miler. an hour the jiassenger calmly peruses his newspaper or book, children plav in the ai.-le, and a glass brimful of water mav be car ried from one end to the other of the smoothly rolling coach without the spilling of a drop. "Would faster trains be danger ousf 'No. In the history of railroads, no instance can bo found where a train has lieen derailed by reason of running at a high rate of sjxed. There is no more danger, intrinsi cally, at one hundred miles an hour than at forty. The danger to be guarded against bear little or no relation to the question of seed." "The strict supervision of tracks and bridges, the alolishnient of crossings at grade, the fencing in of all lines of railway and the pre vention of trespassing thereon above all. I in effective system ot signals and safeguards for the guidance and protection of trains these re quirements met, the hundred-miies-an-hour 'liver' will be a safer con veyance than a city horse car.' NEWS OF TIIK XATIOX. Clippings and Cnllintrs that Show Uncle Sam on the Move. Ex-President Noah Porter, of Yale University, is. dead. Fitzsiininons won the pugilistic contest against Maher in New Or leans last week. lioblters looted the National Dank, of Cold Water, Mich., on last Friday, and carried away every cent of cash, amounting to s20,UM. The families of the Haiti more crew who were killed and wounded in the fight in the streets of Valpa raiso, Chili, claim 2.0,000 as damages. Sam Sandall, a colored man, while being sentenced to one year impris onment in the penitentiary of South Carolina, cut his throat in the Charleston court with a razor. John Donncr, a miserly farmer, who lived alone in his house four miles south of Canton, O., died Monday. To-day relatives, in ex amining his effects, found an old chest securely locked. It was broken ojcn and $$,(XK in gold, silver and cunencv "was found. Pittsburg Dispatch. On February 10, Charles T. Wil lis, the contractor of Dr. Tahnage's new tabernacle, filed a mechanic's lien again&t that property tor over $.2.0m. lie ws afraid lie was not going to get his money, and took this way of securing himself. The building cost ''40,0i0. Mr. Tal liiago will have to hustle around considerable if he intends to hold the property. The Old Maid. The matrimonial fever wave lias struck the doddering old ladies hard this spring. One of '.) has married a man of 3. . in Maine ; another of 7Q lought up a youth ful husband in Michigan, and an other of 75 got hold of a youngster in New York a few days ago, and all the coy old girls had big for tunes in control. Verily the mai dens are Wing distanced in the leaj ycar race by the matnrer heads. A Continent Hole. 'Deah. done los dat penny ! Deah's a hole in my pocket V "Look in yo shoe. "No use hole in dat. too!" Iarjter Young ltoJe. A Safe Investment. Ik oiie which in guaranteed to bring tod catisfjciory rennlta, or in rase of failure a return ot" purchase price. On tliia safe plan von cau buy frin our advertiaed Drnpgist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It ia guaranteed to bring relief in every caae, when used for any af fection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such aa Consumption, Inflammation of LunS Bronchitis, Aatlinia, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It ia pleasant and agree able to ta.it c, perfectly safe, and can al ways be defended upon." Trial hotllea free at Taylor & Banner' drugstore. Iiv the will of Mrs. William P. Wilstock, of Philadelphia, every charity in that city is rememWred in the disposition of an estate of NO. :-(;. Fill Till HAS NOW ON EXHir.ITK'X at i::- MflLlUlri MI UUUUSMUu Nos. 7 and 9 Hay Sired, FAYETTE VILLE, N. C, which is the Lan; t, llan.l-otiu au.l I Kiuip;id Diy (.iootls South of Baltimore, the U-tcl mi l M -t M.ipuir- i .v Fall an. I Vinur i;J ever s!.iw:i i i section of the South. Dress Goods The buyer in this d'partnint h.i rr..;i an unuanally nice select ion uf the l.it.t an 1 most ty!ih fibric for autumn a;:ii t. r wear, coiiK:nIing of full fir.es i f ylsin r. a'e riala of the most approved tv', jru -. a:..! newest wears, prominent .nn:-!--; '.'.. f ChevoitH, lli-tlfarJ C"rl-, "rein 1 i 1-- n Can.ela Hair and A11-S1 and S.:.t Wt j. Henriettas. In niiiturea and ma'l eff ect -nit V e latent are Kelicf Mtipep. Zii: ..- Si; Cheverou Mixtures, S-rj-ciit ne i l -Scotch Tweeds and Che jits. A nica line of riaitU an.l Striw. s ia f dued and r.:neJ combination. I also show a unleuditl H-l.-cron cf ,". wool domestic lre-s t;ixU m 1 Mrij.es and Mixtures. ' Th -c psm'.- w eltvted with th treatet car", ami I ! ave made pri.f.i v low tliey w.'.l as'. y.-.i. Come and se-. BLAG Ff I carry tlie'narce-t and mo-t of Silks'of aur Merchant in t "n 1 my stuck tln Fall nirra--- anv f i , Tions purchaNcs. I oiler tho ! cial lUrpaio : A I.I. S1I.K round cord KAILLF. 1 CAIisE at T9c. A I.f. MI.K extra fine FA1I.LK FI CA1SE at H'A-. ALL. MI.K very heavy AMhKi GU s.tilt AIN at 9'-'c. ALL SILK CUchrmin- f '. . Al CAN ;UlS til.'.MN nt $l.-". '.'5 1'iMH Ida k Silk ry f' e worth CTcrvwhere $l--", 1 oi' r '. c C A N COLOHEO I aVi --y .'j' ,'-' y-w-' ti'.'-ct Ooloretl Silks, etisistin'j of s-uft Silks. Foulard, Colored lirtx-ile-. a'.l i:i ( lat.et styles, and at i ri- s at ! i' h i l.e c . toiner is surprised. Dress Trimmings. Nothinp adds more l the r; c-r.;,c. i I a lady's tires than nice aid su.'.'iV.-- tr i tnins. 1 am prepared to tneei the w ni.tg . ! the fair ones in this line. I l.iv. the !.: '. and mo-t stylish line of trinun:: i f : shown in thi.-t ularket. I will n.-t ;r.:cn ; ! to dcHcribe them, but -imply s.iy, "G0L1E Aim 0 CARPETS. My Carpet Department r : a !.;- portion of the third tlnur and lure yuu i see the must magnificent di-pisy cf FLOOR COVERINGS Erer exhibited In North Carc.'.ina. T!.'' consist of VcItcU, Ilni-sc's, Tl.r-e Tlr a Ingram Caritins iu new aiil h.r..'.- .. desigus. ' Look at these Prices. 4l Pieces Velvet Cat pet, re.I.ir j ' $1.." twryard at only SI. f0 l'ieces truse's Carpet, recl"." $1 per yard at onlv 4 tr. ' ,s in au'iiooti io im)vc i r" rr,r -c It . r lotir Jil Llotn at au.n;i. " r.a! KID GI 0VES. y I am sole agMii . .r Foster's cehd t : Kid (iloveg and Vsi vijns? r i. I a ' inviiieo of the-" j .'in.!ii in a:j v;,. a colort, everj pa warraii't-.i. Cloaks and Wraps. The largeat line of I-idi.-s, ... Children's Cloaks an t Wraj e er -'. i ed in the Cape Fear section. Sr il I ; ; in long lengths, hhort ci.ts and S . -.-Tailor-made Mockiaet Jacket-. X'.l . Flannel Jtiaera. Carded Jafk(!. l r Cap-. in Cloth, Arachaa an I'lr, por.e-1 Moclioet Neniirkr!i wit!i without rapes ar:d with ret,thre--!:. cut wrapa iu new, rmtby ai.,l a !r.i styles. If vou tlesire rip of any t.s 1 .1 I see inn sioci. ueire j-urci.a:t.-g. MALL ORDERS. This department, m.der the t:...:, f of a rery ellicient you ng m.oi I 0 w ". t ; k pleasure in waiting on th'v.e Ki. at a .. iance w bo will drop us a postal car I, : s in 'juality and pric of po.Nl deir i. Fr -:a the aampka thus sent out. eii-tomers en ! make as good selections as ! i ti es- were in the store. On all cash (ri-it! v mail amounting to $0 and upward I j r ; . . expreaa chargf-s. VISITORS Afe always weWrue, and for the b.-;.f f.r 1 f ladies, and especially those li. in- st a i. -Lance, I have a nicely fumi-he 1 1 . . . waiting room, a luxnry w Lich racD-'t 1- eriioyed in any other store in the city. My Sincere Thanks Art tendered to my friends an 1 c:;-t.. . r for the cordial pupport ther Lave rivea me in my effort to buil l op and mai; ! . u a dry goods trade that wonl i te a ere :.t t the rorurnnBity. Your e Sorts ha-, e s- f .r aidel me that it now refiuir.-g the ance of thirty-ix pry t.j carry t-a tb-" bnaines. and ic concld-ion I -wr u'l -k a continuance of those farcrs wl.ica have been so bountifally letowed in the j-a-v. Fnnt 4Uik y iibno 1 F A YETTEVI LLE, X. C Sept. SO, lS91.-12in, 1 .Aft Jjux "JO Si l If W
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