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RtSIIUP ATS!.V.uX.-We clip thoi
folln-Air,-- fVr,:na?latc Srtuo of the:;,,
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Wilmin .Moii av :
but canmanairetowalk a Utile wY.ereJ
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no extra evc rtion is repiird."
Vr'lIILK regreiiing the defeat of
Hancock for the Presidency, the
people of North Carolina have many
causes for congratulatiot.. We have
elected a Democratic .State ticket, a
Democratic LegiIat'iie, even out
of eight Congressmen, and we have
Democratic Boards of Commission
era and Magistrates in each county
to regulate county matters. After
all our condition In' not a& bad as it
might have been.
Wk arc not much surprised at the
way New York voted when we ee
in the papers that the aged widow
ot Abraham Lincoln was rudely
touched on thc( shoulder by a com
mon policeman and ordered to stand
out of the way so that Sarah Bern
hardt, a show woman, might pass.
There is some talk of contesting the
vote of New York, but in this the
Sontli will not take much stock, nor
will it ever benefit the South no
matter which way it is decided.
Presbyterian Journal, Philadelphia.'!
Goldeji Days, tor boys and girls,
.Tames Klverson, publisher, Philadel
phia. This illustrated weekly has
accomplished its first half year, and
bidi fair to rank among its fellows.
It has stories, and interesting and
profitable reading, of all sorts, in
chfding a page filled y Kev. Dr.
Kidder upon the International Les
son, with much else to amuse and
instruct young folks. There is
plenty of room for such periodicals
as these, for thus injurious literature
may be crowded out.
1 We have carefully read the paper
abovo referred toGolden Days
and cheerfully recommend it to our
readers as worthy of patronage.
Send and get a sample copy.
)K or the things .young people
Reem anxious to know is "the right
time get married," as some put it.
The great majority of young people
are poor, and get comparatively
smll wages. They natu'ally sup
pose that if they get married it will
cost them, more to live than it cost
while fhey v ere single. So the ques
tion with them is: "Shall we tnarrv
while we are young and poor, or
wait until we are better ort
There is no rule laid down on this
subject W'hioh will tit nil ca.-es. Some
people are naturally t-o industrious
and thrifty that they will get along
, under almost any circumstances
The right time for the tir-t class to
get married is v henevor.t hey choose
to do so, while the r;ght time tor the
other c!r.ss to get married is seldom
if it ever comes at nil.
MoXKY is very much sought after,
and it can command a great deal o
comfort. But it is very wrong aivd
very incorrect to speak of money as
Tho Almighty Dollar that h, if we
do so in a really serious way. The
dollar is not omnipotent. It is
mighty, but not almijjhtv. 1 here !
are thousands of things which it can-'
nnt aMt . ' !
not acconihlish. It tnav h our
' "
houses with
not alone give
tion ot them
to see forei
give us true taste about them
may buy us an entrance into better
..oiAto .k. ..... ...... t ... i ...
.'uvivvj man v .lie UMMI II), IUIL Call J
ncvir, of. helf, ..urcln-o .v,re ,!
manner anJ,S0 powe, ol cm-cit
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ana ali "o- utler things that
come from Other and higher sonrces
than a pecket-book. Thousands and j
thousands of glorious things are be-1
, f . , , ? ,
yona the reach of the hand oi gold,)
and lot tos thank God for it. 1
roinn, ... 1.1, home in tl.i, mlv, o ''- T the wo., . txh...- j - - hero ; no labor strike, or Communism
i.ra'.l..'15i.h. .. AlkF..'"... for w'kw hl!"". '""'t : '!r"r",:lly 1 ' , J , manni-r " b" 11 m,c about a tnen.l of his .robs to church -1 .
i'11"1: '. ' " 1 :,..:str,,,Mv , l.a.iKC th-ir -,.r kiii.l-. . yrouM chop hr oB. ami l.a.l to : , ,!os,01, , S, sl! ... The l'e..t.WS cwiotf Machine is lisht
..,!.:... .;. I...- 1... ,H:,.t...l ... lfl,i, an-1 assiduoun treatment. towardM . L Ktpi unuu coiisian- c;.k c v. .ix M)ran0 voice in the choir, looked Iar-e, casily-thi eaded shuttle winds
luZ CuUrZn., .,..,,.'. ".yM....,...U I...W .horn i.. ...y h;,'- i o Wh:, ro"n'' i-' 8? black Vk f the ...acbia,. au.l is so simple
"m. . . ii i f-t tin. -.1 rin -owl i nnm. it t hi'l r ! v ",H l,ci file .is. oi ltlc 1. Htw. o ooV rou- lllliliTi.f., -
i .i n i iiw ot m lev I'm t. : i i --... x t. - --i
fine pictures, but it can- in case anything of this sorlis done, i T nl nn lt', :'J"?:".!Rft iU ; . ? " T i 1 J , " VT'
I ! , t - i i ... lOUCan irn troni it -tit m n t(. ., i emu n.mu iu iiic.i" hu e
is a true anpreeia- the work of changing the track will .... . V ? ll.mt " a :l 9.' ! . c,. ..ih,,... ,,,a un
. It may take us abroad o! course be delayed, and the mis-j . ' f ' t : i u.i i . .
rJ h uouoh the kindness oi Colonel i
Thomas Ruftin we sre permitted to!
mh'iOi
e following letter tr.'
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whom I h:.ve:,iay bV hwjic
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fhr., if ,n t.i t .n!-?i .rl skiStiill v. the :
best Slate in the whole Union.
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:U';lIil,, - s H,wa's 'qlale Jit"1 !sei.r
integrity of tlie hitzhest. standard
r inteudini: cmigranlfl I cannot too i
rntila T inniuit. inn i
stronsrlv recommend this, as I am
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confident of its proPerite.
osperitv.
The climate is mild sl: temper
ate, severe weather being unknown
there, the snowfall never exceeding
a Jew inches, and the heat 0i)w
The cot of living is considerably
cheaper than on this sale t the
ocean.
. C APT. B. T AM BLY N.
iNortlt Ju.ioli nit INews.
Granville county gave 450 major
ity against the insane amendment to
the Constitution.
Mr. John C. Cannady, a student
of Wake Forest College, from Gran
ville county, died of diptheria on
the 3d inst. lie was 17 years of age.
Granville Free Lance : It seems to
be conceded that the Constitutional
Amendment concerning tho public
debt, voted upon at the late election,
has been carried by a considerable
majority. On the other hand the
Amendment in regard to the Asy
lum is probably defeated, and with
reason.
Italeigh Visitpr : A large and in
telligent audience assembled in Tnck
er Hall last night to hear Itev. Mo
ses D. Hoge, of Richmond, deliver
his lecture on "Tent Life in the
East." Gov. Jarvis, Chief Justice
Smith, Kev. J. R. Wilson, Rev. R.
II. Chapman and Rev. J. M. At
kinson were on the stage. The lec
ture was highly appreciated by all
present and fully sustained the high'
character of Dr. Hoge as an eminent
and learned gentleman.
Raleigh News and Observer : The
Synod of North Carolina has been4
in session in our city during the past
week, its mectfhg beginning on
Wednesday , night, and the Synod
adjourned, after the transaction of
the usual business, on Saturday
night. We have given daily re
oorts of -the business of the body,
yet such reports are but bare state
ments of what was done. There
were several discussions of unusual
interest that left a profound impres
sion on the community, making our
more cultured and earnest people
ponder.
On Sunday, Nov. 7, iSSO, Pink
ney liviitield, r. farmer living near
Lenoir, iu Caldwell county, assault
ed his wife with an axe, inflicting
three, severe wounds on her head,
and another in her side, and breaking
several of her ribs. lie was only
prevented from ' murdering her by
the interference of some of her rela
tives. The wounds have not yet
proved fatal, and it is h ped that she
may ret-over. Mi. Benfield has bc?n
deranged .r some time, but was
not considered daug t ons. The
Topic, from which we ham the
above, says. he is confined in iail and
will be f-eut to the :..-y!um. He
should have beCn sent there or con
fined elsewhere before he committed
this terrible assault. A crazy man
is a dangerous Kilo w,
Charlotte Observer: It is now
reported that it will be yet several
days before the work of changing
the guage on the Western North
Carolina Railroad is completed.
Tho force that, commenced operation
at Salisbury had not reached States
ville when the Atlantic, Tennessee fc
Ohio train left there yesterday (10th).
t Another force was put on at States-'
iviiicto work upthe roatl. It is ru-
! mou-d that there will be an attempt
Another force was put on at State?
m,1 vU that there w in he an attempt
1,1 e"jin l,!e ,1Prs making
the change, but it is not stated who
., . .. ,
Villi
4 rniP
nion
gl00 f.,r hi- daughter" Sarah Ellen,
-i. .rnA v. u.i i-
rk. iLit uiu i rsu .imne- tirwer. i . ! ..... i u.. 1 , .. . 1.
' . I r'l 1 it ii-i ri- . - r 4 , I . I . . V (III MH f lilt' .tlli'M.ll.
" v ttisiijv.ii vvt iiuui lici IIUIUC l.tSWji . j ? . ;
.Mo.ul.iy night. Mis ..Morgan ,WH ' v,''l' .Xrr -'"i
'ff 1C," he m V r -'
'dd, short in statnre. red ccmLlexlou - " 1
; anJ jiht hair.
"ory is the flood that washes
le fof.ndatitoa -?le8liofl. H
erty, and gathers to itself the hard-
earned accumulatioM of liberty s
sons.
i.
.rrum the Gidd.'-.eb M
.V SAD
Yuirxtr lady .:
ci if by :?ANt;
ii Sr.; r.h
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member;'
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J??n UIU- a vv'
oi ine ineuua arm ja:e ;
IL'pil.MiC.i.r
:t In thai
county, comiutttwi su.t.
ct with
a jiow i tin
Ahout two venrs ao
...1.1 i. '. 'r -..--
' h;ver, and alier her recovery it vfi.s ;
noUc?1 that her intmi va
eriousl v i
.-t .fee led. rShe steined desfferat-y (
melancholy ami i aiiuaii v iecam
more airi more not; cmpos menl-s
llV.i - .1 . . 1
uiepasLin.ee oi .ou moiu,.
a Kron won ana ai una-.,
her sad condition was tru.y heart-
i t. 1 - .". . i . . :
u the day ot her suicide she ap-
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a,M "?c"u"l.u l,e,. J, u 1
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rm.tuKu.,i,c...,uu,. """-jto
utes later Air. Jox concludea to see
m m s
w na.:. miu was tiutir, out, to ni &m-
, , . ..' .
prise. iouni s e was noi in tne room.
tT ' . , , , , .
How she had managed to leave it i
. , , . . e i i
without beina observed is a mystery. '
(Search was immediately made, and , i ; . , . ,
. , -Tii , ; choir ana were just that much near
now imagine the terrible hock oi ; P n'u , m., , U'u,
, . , , . iii'-' -." wii, no. i iuiu i r r U in-
her anxious mother when, m an old Li,,-.it; wi , ,-
, , . , . desecration'! V hat a crushing of a
out house on the lot used for storing
cotton, she found her daughters
body suspended by the neck,! and in
her last agonies of death. The body
was speedily taken down, but all ef
forts to resuscitate -her proved inef
fective. There weie a few heavy
convulsions and the spirit ot the un
fortunate girl had taken its flight to
tho world beyond, where pain and
sorrow are unknown.
Miss Sarah was only -1 years old.
15 Stop Okgaxs, Sub Bass and
Coui'Lek Only 8G5 Best is tub
U. S. Open your eyes wide before
you send North for instruments.
Spread eagle advertisements do not
always tell the exact truth. Better
instruments at same or c less prices
cau be had nearer home. See these
offers : Okga.sk 15 Stops, 4 Sets
Reeds, Sub Bass and Coupler, Beau
tiful Case, Only $05 ; 0 Stops, 4 Sets
Reeds, only 859 ; 7 Stops, 3 Sets
Reeds, 55. Stool . and Book in
cluded. Pianos 7 Oct., large size,
Rich Rosewood Case, only $170 ;
7 1-3 Oct., largest size, only 8200 ;
7 1-3 Oct. Square Grand, extra
large, Magnificent Case, only $250.
Stool and Cover included. All from
old and reliable makers, and fully
guaranteed ; 15 days test trial. We
pay freight if not satisfactory. Pos
itively the best bargains in the U.
S. No mistake about this. ' We
mean business and compelitiorrwith
the world. Send for Fall Prices
1880. It will pay you. Address,
Ludden & Bates. Southern Music
House, Savannah, Ga.
A country paper speaks of a mete
or about as large as a basket. The
tail must have been as long as a piece
of string.
In the first transports of delight,
the happy father rushed into the
room exclaiming, "I've got a son.
pit's a boy."
Some bar keepers now-a days can
make a sling that would have knock
ed the life out. of Goliah a good deal
quicker thaw David s did.
Chic says the reason why Newi
l oi k girls get married is that thev
eat fish, and fish is full of phospho
rus, and phosphorus makes matches.
The test of bravery among . the
Georgia negroes is to see .who can
hold a hot potato in his grasp the
longest. It is a great deal better
than lighting or dueling.
A man at Binghainpton, 'wanted to
have somci tun with an old lady by
playing ghost. The only mistake ;e
made was in not finding out before
hand that she kept a shot-gun iu the
houe.
A Kentucky police justice sentenc
ed a Democrat to help raise a Repub
lican pole a a reward for stealing a
bog.. The prisoner asked for a year
in jail instead, but his Honor would
not -change, tin? sentence. '
"The Pai'kk.
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witn
1 1 1 o
fscnoot, so with
:hn paper. Yo'i
L t' J'- 1 '
?P!,a-v -V,ur "fH"" price
,V' Wg room ; you 4.na a-qui
at
tho rigiit to he served with a com-
uire
all thai is commercial you can buy. j "ou 0VVM """ orves the Boston;
But vou do not own tho i.aner Vou!'4 "Uul lne W'cond ihv, when :
i Yn , ,ls snra!!"; c-.-:-.t ntS
CO nit S
fnacri auaiu on the r.ex: week
i i
tre-h-
Ml ot
i at" 4-
v
J. F. N i:wco y z ii, c fToletl,, Ohio, i
says: I have been creat.lv Ifmetked
T ... : , r.vceiior xr: i
"Po.1. m.'; would rccorara- , eitiai&siR ctmr.a rt7-inAi c,mr,r
uv Hvauni, xviuiit-T
. jf .Vvi.-,A M-ith weak , -1
persons mneys
DILI. WW.
great
SoUV !S rv.T.
IT.,..
; cici: v.hn't the tvck o thtr;:ht I.v
I vAiK-t. i'm-.m ghtv s?rry, Ir.il I hi h I
goitr;r ii4jti alntut h -w. - . nx.it 1
sulciuei Yfhu mim still ri'.s tn :!.'
east atul'setb ii the wo.:. 't.i;; ,
ti.ii - n
v.-.-mi to take it a'? i.'i.r.-.i-itlv !
i iVi
a!I j i i
e many
tuk; at t;,'( :r t r.
I .?aw Coloi .. Tun H.vr.'o
man cutting the ji"i, s iu ! :.
u-jvichoast- yesterday just' i- Hyfly a-
a ;-u!;!d man. II w:I! ncv-r i.'v
oi; or i-'lanohcly, am! ii v -.a! .,."
Mjk';iiil world it. evei vhody -vas
like him. Grand old irer.tleuia'i. he
i- 3 ly p'j ol t'ne 'ood ohl tinje. Hj
says we have -j;ol the host country
.v,d the best people And enjoy liu
more than our Northern brethren ;
havit got as much money as they
havn. rintijlou't tant as mucii : .o
tne account in about even anvhow :
no j beggars or tramps going round i
i lil.olw ' L OJ I XL? ft i i 1 tl ! if . r i w urtoiL o
I A- . 1 T 1 . 1
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- " ...v. w v . . i a v v v
I hope! not. Il shocks my eotion
t .
r
The church ch
1 w
the young man s
i
earliist dim use of t:
taradise. I usetl
sit where 1 couh
i see them and !
teasttupon them and always felt like
j. . . T. - .
CA't-ia.init.g, '-liark ! I hear .and angel
i t ..... i ,
smir. i ltseemetlto me in mv yoiuig
., ,;r i u ' .
ai,1 rapturous life that the sweetest
, , , 1 i . . u
f f ! . i U ii til. y tftl III ll'i.i'L frt ml A hho
young
man's ideal of loveliness and
beauty to see a darkey there. I
know jthey can sing and I always
enjoy them in their places with the
banjo And the bones, (tr at a minstrel
show, but I don't believe thev sinr in
the white folks' choirs in heaven'and
its agir natur to inix'em hero.
THE DbME OF THE CAPITOL.
The dome of iho Capitol at Wash
ington is the most ambitious struc
ture i:i America. It is a hundred
and eight feet higher than the Wash
ington) Monument, fiS feet higher
than Bunker Hill Monument, and
28 feet: higher than the Trinity Tow
er iu New ork. It is the only con
siderable dome of iron in the v.orld.
It is a vast hollow sphere of iron,
weighing 8,000,000,(100 pounds. How
much is that ? Abot 4,000 tons, or
a weight of 70,000 full grown per
sons, or about equal to a thousand
coal cars, which, holding four tons
each, would reach two miles and a
half. Directly .over your head is a
figure in bronzeV' "America," weigh
ing 14,085 poumus. The pressure of
the iron dome fnpon its piers and
pillars js 12,447 -pounds. to the square
foot. St. Peteir presses nearly 20-
OOOgpounds mori) to the square toot,
and St. Genevieve at Paris, 1 7,000
pounds more. It wouldJ require to
crush the supporters of our dome, a
pressure of 557,270 pounds to the
square! foot. The cost was about
$1,000,000. The uew wings cost $0,-
600.000.
j . .
The following is from the London
Economist : The tide of -emigration
to the; United States which ebbed
rapidly after the crisis of 1873 is now
flowing on again in greater volume
than ever. Going back for a period
of ten years we fiud that in 1870 the
total number of immigrants into the
States . was 387,000. In , 1873 it
reached 4fi0,000, and from this, its
highest point, it swiftly declined.until
in 1878 it had fallen to 138,000.
Within the past twelve months or so
however", the arrivals have been on a
constantly increasing scale, and if
they continue at the same rate as at
present, the number of -immigrants
dnnng the current year will not fall
short of 500.000.
Co:. A. ii. Andrews now holds a
power never belore wielded by any
railroad man in North Carolina. He
isGeueral Supervisor of the Atlan
tic Load, 95 miles from Morehead
City to Goldsboro: General lana
ger'of the N. C. R. R., 220 miles
lrom Gbldsboro to Charlotte; and
superiiiiendent'of theWestern N.
C, 140 1 odd miles from Salisbury
to Asheville ; besides the Salem
Branch, 2S miles from Greensboro to
Winston. Total, 4S3 miles. Ifsuch
consolidation must exist, a better
man could scarcely be found in the
State thaiv'CoI. Andrews, w ho is not
only capable to run lhee roads, bat
v -r v ii.eh a Nirth Caronnian.
I Greensboro Beacon.
You rnav become verv much at-
!-ci :C1 l a young dog tne hrl day
ClIAU!
savs : I
FS 1 1 A KTM A N , Tol ed ,
Ohio,
know it cured me, and I
hope others similarly troubled with
pain fh tpe chet may be helped by
Tihe"Only T.ung I'mV is I have.
Se Adv.
j During the month of October the!
r.ai r . i , ,i.
I i oticujcc x-r-et'uriiiivui isueii
i i i ..r.. t . , !
i envelopes aim muuv posiai
1 tiil'twl l L fiJ I l? rviu nr it a i p ftik.W
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Tho Lople's Sewing Machine is
for':!l kinds of family seVing. ' -
We want active agents where our sewing machines are not represented,
and we offer the most liberal inducement. Send for Illaitrld Circ.
bus to the PHILADELPHIA SEWING MACHINE CO., Philadxl-
I'll I a; Pa
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by wearing the
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Send for our treatise on Kidney
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gists, or sent by mail, on receipt of
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LIVER PILLS,
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They rectify torpidity oflK JAwrr.
They giro lone to the bUnnaeX.
They prevent ffripinffofthn ItoU.
They vemave bile from the Stood.
They pxtrif-j nru! invigorate the Hotly.
They extrc all bilious complaint.
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for JLLV and BEAST.
Per Hxtcra-ii taZ Internal Tm.
1i3 ('rca!t
livvtr ff tho Age
wmi uim
CTT11ES COUjS, COUOS3, ETC.
( a i ;u a Piaster.
:t all r.auGoirra. .
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JOHS W.CItAUAM. THOM.V? RUKFI5.
G,!-
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AITORNEYS-AT-LA W.
Hii.ui;ofiO, N. C,
iractice a the County of Orange andT
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all adjoining Counties
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