Chnthnm Record
- THURSDAY, MAKC4 23, 1882.
H. A. LONDON. Jr.. Editor.
!
The Election of all Federal oflleeis
by the people is being discussed ami
;.,iu .. a,lrnpntp.s. Senator Sunn-
-V,.i i... s,-.,r.l.i.WI into
4e United States Senate a joint res-'
olutiou provi.ling for an amendment
to the (Jotafltufibi. giving to the peo-
pie the election of postnioster, United
State.? marshals, district attorneys,
collectors of internal revenue und
nftWv wbos dutitK. are to be
perfoi.ced within the limits of any
State, . r part of a Slate, except ju.lges
of tiie Supreme und Inferior Courts.
Wo do not oppose tlntt such an
aineudmeut will l.'e adopted ; it e r
tainly will not be at the present time,
while the Republican party controls
everv denurtineut of the trei:cral gov-
eminent, and vet there are some good
, , i,, ..f
fMisoiis whv such nn amendment
should bo adopted. Hie immense
p-tronagc now wielded by the l'resi-
aunt is calculated to subvert anv
republican government. The powei
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9 pointing one hundred thousand
-s(flr.-..l,!df.r i too trrat for one
man. it ?si exalting too vtucn tue
one-man powtr. The Pre-i.h nt of the
Fi::ted States has moie authority and
power than the Queen of Ihigland!
Iu additi.ui to this dangerous powi r
tutrusfd to one man. is the present
systei.i i'f appointing federal ifiici'rs
calculated to have better and more
efficient otliceis than the election of
them by the people .' Is the Presi
dent better fic.jiiHinted with the (pial
illcations of an lipplieunt for oliice
twho is usually an utter stranger to
him) than the people among whom he
lives''
And again, there would not be so
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niuch partisanship in federal oiheers
if they were elected by the people.
Art long as the President appoints
tlieni every olHcer is, of the same
political piprty. and is usmdly apiioint
ed because of his services as a parti
san. If the people of tit:' several
localised elected these ofticei s. the
ffl5ecn would be divided between the
political parties, and not all held by
men of the samo party.
The people are much more interest
ed in the election of these federal
ofliees than iu the election of magis
trate's and eountv coininb;i'onors.
We have received and re:i 1 the an
nual report of Dr. Eugene Grissom.
the very oflicieut huperiuten.lent of
the State's Inline Asylum, from which
we learn some intercom.' facts as to
that unfortunate class of our ellow
C'tizeiw. The total number of admis
sions since the beginning of the ope
rations of the Asylum. February 22.1.
18.r).i, amounts to 1.417. Of these.
804 were males. :u:d VA'i females ; the
total number of discharges for the
same lime is l.Kl.'k of which tj.3.)..were
males and -ITS fetoales. ()i these,
oG!) were discharged as cured ; 14'i
we. e improved. 2t(! unimproved, and
412 died. There are now under tieat
uieid 14'J males and l'lo females, u
lc till of 2S1 7 males and 7 females
of whom are at home on pro! tat ion in
trial. Eighty new applications, be
sides thosto admitted, were tiled during
the year .TSSl, but the crowd, d con
dition of the Asylum prevented their
luiiicssion. It is much to be regretted
mux me .ji.ue cauuoi propcuy earn
for all the insane. If persons could
I; .".dmiUl to-an Asylum a soon as-
h,,IL- ..
th:u would be cured and they would
igain become useful citizens, but as
it is they usually become pcriuanojtly
insnn:e before their aduiission. nn '.
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custody instead of a hospi. id for their
cure. We hopo that t' -; Asylum at
Morganton will boo,, be completed.
SO that nil our insane n.av be cared
, i, ,
fo-. Amlby the way if neems to take
long time to finish that building, for
it was begun about ten years ago 1
Tre tax on whiskey and tobacco
will not bo reduced bv the present
CoTiaros. An e!f..: t had been made
1 had been made
il .he present session to reduce the
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w.i. uii ti7ct-.jv, j i.w.i. ......
ce'd a g.'lou and on tobacco from
sixaer :' i . ten cents on the pound,
aud the Appropri-.it i n.s Committee ,
had agreed to these reductions, but
the Republican Congressuien held 11
cane-is, on last Wednesday night, aud
dccidetl to retain tne present taves.
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As they have a majority this decision
p.vents the passage of tiny bill favor-
itigareductk.il. The Democrats tire
atlvocates of the proposed reducW
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re unavailing. The great bulk of
tho tobacco raised in tho lnitcd (
iitutes i:l ,
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rown tit the South, mid ts
one of our moit importaiit agrioultural
staples. The Southeru tobacco plan-;
terwubt continue to have the product
.,f Id., fan., tlm heavily five 1 whi'-
or tu fariu thti9 licatuj t.ue.1, Mme
Uie products of the Northern farmer1
Jay mo tax. 1
Thk Coincil of State met List Fi iday j
ami determined not to advise the
Governor to eouvene the legislature !
in extra session, so mat contrary to 1
.1 i l .
I general expceiVion there will Ik no
.v., rv,,.u;,.,,; .
extra sess.on, as he Conshtatiou .
only "by and with their advice. we
understand that the Govornortliought
. that an extra sesssion was necessary,
' but of course he is powerless to net
alone, ami no Rime can be attached
o him if we ere deprived of the tiddi-:
tional Congressman given our State
by the new Apportionment. lut
majority of the ('.uneil thougut the
new Congressman could be elected
by the State-at Luge without incur-
ring the expense of an extra t:e
;i .:i.
Our Washingtisa Letter.
(From our Itreiilar Cnrr.;n.n.U'Ut.)
"U'AiMtiMir .N.D. C, March 18, 1S2
With the passive of the nul i-Chi-
nese bill and the nu'i polyK.iinv bill
two verv miiKtrtant Hiei excettimiv
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tioublesouiH onebtions tukit tht-m
, ()).t of til(, W;lVi fr a tilll0 ,
lasf, h i f ir "s Congress is eoiicerned.
The Chinese, bill was really a Demo
,-dic measure, and had the mpport states mails, even if the mail carrier
of nearly every Democratic Seuator re'iisi's to nr.v the char"es.
(miJ 1..;,r(.son:,a.V( Ulij h one llf"s,l'M -"
...v...:... i Mr. Seville has firmly expressed
HMO ,..,... i, It. i!i!i livm i.ii-ir.ir
.1; a ,,f V. i,l. n:i1i.,ilt ,i il.H
ipiestion w to iIlk! wit It, Inere is no
doubt that the reciit measure i
iij proved by a vast in .joi i'y of the
American people, and that it C'lotnint.
no real infraction ef the spiri? of our
institutions. It is eertaii ly hard t
reconcile the position of the ultra
protectionists who insist upon a high
lai'.i! to 'protect AnnT.tan 1 ! -r
him sti.l vote tr admit to our shore?
swarms of Cl.iiies.t who are the most
skilful and cunning of all laborers.
lb.it as Mr. .Tones put i, "It is not
,lt, American l.ibot. r l ie the 1 .tdiv
manufacturing capitalist who is to be
protrc'e.l in against the European
capital, and who is tos.ll every-
thing he has to sell 1:1 nn American
im(rk(t ot .,i. e:,lli,,1,iri.!.
. driven out from c peMti.m with
him, whih- he buys that which he has
to liiy--the labor of men iu the
open iu ti kr, and iK-maii is for l.im-
self the broadest ' f"' e tl l.'.e!'' The
lahort r, how v.t, is c tf !'t..l to buy
from his ca'ita!i-t tmpl.-ytr iu a
pro'ective mat ki t."
On the a ti-polygaray bill the
Democrats were placed in a some
what fa be position, for whilo !hcv
appeared to I e lighting t'no bill thy
wer almost tea man heartileoj po.ed
to Miu moo.is!, but tightii.g for e r-
tain underlying piiticiph s which the
bill as it stood s fined to viola!',
Thoie was no ipitation on either sub
of the House about the pr piietvel
a bill for crushing out j.nlyga'iny
The onlv i-iiiesiion was whether tin-
bill us jias-ed by the Senate, would
uecomphsh that olj-ct, and ib. ther
certain prov-i-ioiis of tliis bill did no!
i'"Vi.ie a reme.ty wnicii was wo.-..
than the di-t-iisu. Main Democrat
;tiirsiight that the precedent of in-.r-
feting wit i tho ngli' Biittrugu tit
the poll., when the voter ha 1 not
been tri.d and couvietid of any
crime, was so d mgeroiM that they
eon!l not bring themse!v. s to vot
fr the measure. Aneng the-v
D -niecra-. were li. hnout ard Ht wi't,
of N'w Vol !;, and a uu'uber of other
iiji'.iiy jnota'ti-li'. liut iliey ail
stood readv to vote for any ihtasi.r
which win1! i iV-ct the i.bolition of
polygamy a.'!, ' t i pairing tht- fu.i
lament it rigi. i .f eiliz-ns iu t'n. i
puts of the coif; 1 1 y. The in- j -ritt
of 'them did fin t!! v te f.-r this ..(.
rather thai, he Uiisrepu-iictitL'ti o:i the
(pn-stioit.
Every observer (it the Capitol can
uot fail to :n tice that there is some
thing touching nn 1 Hhifi-t tiwe in
Rpirii.g in thei-u ideti hush t'n it f-,il
ou the otherwise disorderly If..u e
of lb pre.ent..tivp. wh.-n Cue vcmr-
uole .'i iie i( r rl. rvtev-nti makes one
of hi-: rare and powerful addresses !
s"'u a Iribute ti d-epan l re-
spec i.ji alien nil is pel naps nevi r
iieeorded fo "inv ollu-r io-iidier.
hi.n tbut shrill, strange voice is
heard, thw laugh nud j. t die aw
i-veu to tho rtmote t-oriii rs . aiieruooii by th" l'a
where small knot of meiiibei s are n uii'in d .b p: h, t1..
I..,,.;.... ti...... n,.i.. :
out, v.l.ile the abstracted smokers tire
intent ou lit. ning, and 01 e by one
gentlemen iu the r.-ar ro vs coit:e tip-
teing t'owu the aishs to get nearer
U th:lt invalid chair which i wheel
it'g nervously Inst to one side and
,,, to tho oth-r in the li'tle semi-
cu-eular space before the Speaker's
desk, and bef.ire the fiery ey-l little
gray h iirediiratoi halinishediierott,i
has g-illiered about bun respectfully
attentive, and silent a th.-y never
aie ut any other time. It is plain
fn"" fpet of the House ut such
"V'" 1)1 "'e Jlouse ut such
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"7" l" ' ' VJ!1
:itlle pain racked body ei nupie.s iiig
llSL.i n,on strongly on every bearer
than a whole sessiou of talk from
almost any other. I'iiono.
The Country Taper.
An xehange Kays that peopb taik 1
11 out tiie trivial items h. und iu conn
try lii.Der.s. and such is th. i-ku fi... '
qia.,iv. , but oftentimes there is nodi-:
1 11, ...i .
ing else to publ.s . 1 he B rong p.,ut ,
f a c -untry weekly is local news; but
n,l"' peojdc expect mo:o novels than :
2 S uJl t,
i- 1 .1 . ;
revieiv, tnoro gossip (Lati in a sewing
a'"1 """'e ,uctH tliau ,u ""
-i 1 e 1 il:ci 1 1 ici imoir v 1 i 11, ti e 11 1. tii 1 1 xMl .
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iiiinai em c.i'l.;-. lui ihmev.T, wiietl
,.., slH,.a i1M 0,Vn ntimp in mint ,
no matter how small the item, it sod-
nly becomes important that is, I
hoth it iu and uewspMper. j
There are tho ty-.wo ice fuc'orita in
the .Son'b. '
General News.
The Pacific bank nf 1 ston, Mass., ;
lilt' l Hl'tUl' U" 11 & I'l 1 - .i . . . ,
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i i.tHiut.. " i
jn,!!ale lf nn j lilina tt, 1nni
m,. msane uieu anerr ...
uko food for t-ixty-tureu days und
twelve hours.
i Two I ova t:inrreled about a girl
in AY heel if;, W. st Virginia. Out-
J.
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; ,,llll,t,.ll tl ne,jlulioi, !lskiM. ivi.ni
.i t i to e .muiuiH S.-rgc mt Mason's
sentence to dismissal from the regular
army.
Lettfr!", jvli'ions P.'i.l applieatii.'tis
of a'l sorts b.-ariii;,' up u I he c is. of
Ser-reant Mason coum to (ho 1'iesi
!dtut in every mail from all paits tf
, the country.
The ct'W of the abandoned lri:i-h
' hari ic Alexandria v.t re picked tip at
sea and hti.ih-d ut i'idiii.mi h, Knglaiid.
' Thty were eight days in an oj eu bo it,
with on'. y a half wine i.-s of w'.er
each daily.
Judge Freeman. Attorney General
for the Fo.-totlice Department, has
decided that (oil gate and ferry keep
crs cannot lawliniv iieiain ine i iiuim
to r. tire fi i.ni
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Cniteatl
case imiui diate'.y after
xe iiiions id signed.
1)111 Ol
ini'
and
the bill will not be completed
ont'd f. r scViial wnLs.
The trial of !if'y i ighl oyster pirate
eujiturid bv tliveiiior Cameron's
mihtary expedition oil' the i dh of
the Jlat pahaiioek l.rir, ngi:ii.
was eoi.rludcd in the Cotin'y Com I
,f M. it' hews county In-1
; k. Tiie
lit ire batch wasHei.teiiC.il to on
year's impi isotmu iii in the jhm: i: n
tiary and the ll t of n-v. n d. pred.v
tory vessels was coLtisCtled to the
S!a"t e.
Mrs. Hat lie Sp-rgne. n widow, i f
Cheriyl'ieid, Maine, wild leaving
churcil hi-t Sunday, was killed by
Chester C liiii'iigham. w ho cut her
throat uj she was walking with an
esc U t. The deed w is pr..b.ib!y
prompted by j'-il..iisy. Cunitingham
whs arri sted next Morning. He ap
proached Mrs. Spnguc from bel iu l,
drew her heal back wim his 1-. f i
hand and cut with lus rghf.
Tl:e Wihningloi) S'ar says: We
are very cert-.iii tint if th- preen!
system was nholi-d'.ed and thiily Cen
tral und E is!-i n c .:i!i:iei w.-re ji'.a 'ed
aguia uud r tii
groes.t hai fi
l:i ,nat I'Ui rf tht." ne
iotwei:l tl niliat;.
tin- Democrats in th" ubiised an.l
outraged counties we'ihl ii'H go to
the polls who nr.-in the habit of
voting. They wonl 1 not bo treated
so ni-justly by those f their o.vn
hoiuehold without resentment.
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State dews.
The Ti.iber..'S.iii!herm r-.bitei that
L. 15 l'ennii gtou Ins b-i n ::; eint. d
postmaster at UocKy .tl .mnt.
A-heviKe Cit en : Mr. Stanly
Kigg-l-e. lite of Kd-igh, arrived
here ..li Wednesday afternooi:. on his
w av t W .rni Springs, ut which poh.t
h' will act f.r the prevent as's aa.-n
llg'T.t.
R H-k'-gharti Spirit : Recently n
dait-h'.ri f Mr. E jdi Wals-m, who
re-i
s on
Dtowni? g Gr.-i k iu il
c iii.Ty. kil!
ii'M" sl:i.'.
woa.in.
.-.) thie.- wild ttl'keys at
Fnity j:ood that, for n
Dai b.
Rej-nrii r: M'r. Arieg-
ton, of I'- aver I-lati ! towi:sl.ip. kt'le 1
n large wil l turkey wi;h ardl '. This
makes fib ut a do, -n she has slain in
tin1 savie way iu (he 1 t twelve
months.
W D. Carter, i f
Toisnot II.. tup
!!t:s d.
he
fuan:pi..u r..t kd.e',
hundred a;. I ttiirty
!at. Tiiurit.iy, t.nd
ive l:.dled n.auv u...r
s atigut reii oi
full grow u i i
8 I'.S he would
bti! night e o'i
Thf German
U litningoui iii'vn-...
batijiij Mad ur i, .!r
water, was towed t i
IS hit ef
vestfrdav
poit This is
largest, in iact,
1 our bar.
Wilmington Star: A c. hired man
by the 11 une f Abs.ili.nt J!r i'oy,
aged about forty yeais, was run oxer
by 11 lai'road truin and kill-d liiar
Lillnbt'iton a !-v days ago. He hsd
hi en drinking -nil bid only hints. If
to blame for the unf u lanaU' accident.
Oxford Free En
: Siuco its
('. lle.:ti has
voiing men.
of 1 Mi'.). Of
fuutidatiivi Wake For
g v-n diplomas to 2
the tirsr ehis being tl
rhm - 07 are or hav
In-, ti ministers
of tie- gosji
of the gospi I li t teach.-. :$i 1 .wveis
t .. .. : 11..
- P"y mcouis, huh
merchants.
Newberni iti : Hundreds and hun
dreds of barrels of cil.h iges ate now
being shipped by eve:y on'-goitv
steamer: thoil-an Is i f hunch s
,f
: radishes .ire being const 1
V forward
is thollellt
e will be
diva.
d to Northern markets.
.tht tust shipment, of p
.,eid ! .li nil : ir' it. in- '.
u-1 .1 w .
Wilson Advance: We i-gret to
mn m. (B ilt la-t wc k Mr.
,, ,r j.Uin f Iu.ky j!,.,..,,, wuU.
(ryinrr , prevent Dr. I'ow. 11 fr,,
y Lr V T' 'P, ? 1
ed tne charge of lr. 1 oe.i s pistol
iu his krie', from which it t f.ared
his leg will have to be aiut-ut tted.
t'.li,.!. .V- ll.uiiv..,- 'Ilia
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A. 1'. I'.ge. at t'-iry, narrow -y ecped
d sti uctn.n by tire Sat-niiy night.
Some wood I ft near 11 stov e coigLt
u lire. The neighbors, set ing the
ilames, lent a h 1. d b. p t oti ti e
rii-p, and fortuna'ely did so bcfjie
uiuch daaiaje was d ic.
iVinston Sentiucl: Last Saturday
n negro boy at Lewisvillc put a loaded
! pistol in l is pocket, butt down, and
! went out to cut woivl. Altera lew
, . , . , , , 1
In-Us me axe-iicive sirucii inn Hammer
,.f the rt.-l tsplmlinK tbe tup, an.l
sending the oa. tio his abdomen,
. if ot fiUllI!y illjlirilw Liu,:
lUleigh Visitor: The, hid of Thos.
TI iji-jggH f.r ivmo.le the court
house was $1H,D00. Ho contracts to
do t lie work within 12 months, but
for any good cause, .tub as hnyio
out unfilled orders for material at
the expiration of one year will be
allowed lif-.een months. The maxi
mum of lime will admit of the holding
of tile Jlliie teiru, 1S".1, of thf- coui i
in the new building. Work is to
commence at once.
Greensboro' lhif,h-: A fire broke
out last ui'jht in iiiston. in the har-
ks shop of Mr. S. A. Veueh, next
t,.or 0 the resioeiice of Mrs. It. ttray,
and at one titoe it was fettnd tiiH
entire Mock south of the Court Ilcuse
Hipi'tre wonid t o (lestri'ved. Forlii
nately, however, t lie brick drug s'.o.e
m xt to the ray residence, on the
Ka, was not burned and tho best
part of Wiustou was saved. The
buildings destroyed were nil wood.
Hi, kory Tress: Pink Dent, colored,
robber and burglar, was tnU weik
di elate I to bo outlawed b ,Tud.:e
llure, lllehr tfcctiou S uf chapter oil
of il.itile's Kevisal, and any one who
meets him may capture or thiy him.
A liiRc reward is t iTcfed for hua
dia 1 or tdive. Seven colored tnr
p. n tine hands were camping alter
iheir dar's w-rk in it turpeiitino f.ues't,
near Society Hill, ou the night of the
llMth of l-'ebniary. A thiiinler st irm
came up with terrific lightning, utnl
tiio tree under which they had their
Lt lit was still k. Three ef the suveu
were inti-ndiy Lilli d.
V'ii. s.!o:: h aider: About the fir.-t
of I he month :i burglary v. a eoiunut-
ted on the Y.i 'kin ltiver, near 15. au
Shoal, doe L-.-ti.on and Jim Martiu
enti-rtd the dw elhng In iiM-of iiliani
Martin, in the ia.;ht, and tc.uk about
$. in gold and u'.su silver e in. T: ey
were i lie. don Sunday of last wu-k
About $72 if the gold has been re
covered. We never see She As! e
foio' Courier now. Never thought
Sam Ur.l.isaaw would tpiir pu! b-hie.g
his paper so soon after I:U marriage.
Some peop'e ciu uot stand ,oj much
g'ory.
We have not sern the Crot!rier
sln,o we bo-it brother U:-.dsh ;w
bi'-.gging o:i lurkeys, and supposed
thit he I, id sll;ie!lded p'.ibici'iolj
for aw'nile in o'd.r to hunt n; unite
tnil-.'-ysto be it ours. He. K-ooiu.. j
Kinston Journal: Mr. A. T. K. n
i.idy, of Fulling Creek to v:o hip, is
iu the habit i f setting scd traps
upon the top of fodder stuck p s
for the puiposoiif catching ha, lis
and owls. 1 lie trap is fastened to
the top of the pole with a screw aild
as the bank makes his rotiids in
s. arch of birds he find., the stuck pole
very coi. wei. t to light upon. I:
the trap is fixed on th'- po.- right it
c-.ill e:p;ure tbel.a vk. j.e.t as certain
as lie pilches there. Iu this wiv Mr.
Kennedy has caught several 1 ii I v.
Clue morning not long sine. ot:e of
Lis ti-ap- was missiiij.', and the only
way he could ticeoiU.it t .r it was that
somebody ha 1 i-toieu it, Ab ,ut 10
lays iittcrwui d he found u large night
hawk in aiiotlor trap ah 'tit a mile
distant with the ini-Mngtrip hung
to one foo'. !
S..libnry V.'a'clmMii : On the ll'h
iust . as Mr. J i m-s E City ton, 11101
ager if the Coiuat Hill mine, wis
stepping front a bucket in shvt N .
1, at the Ft:, foot level he sliop-d arid
f.il, fiii. ling ti-twn the nnd'-rniv sh.if:
a iti-t dice of 1 ,0 Ic. t on n:i incline of
...b .ut Id deigrrtx. Tin- bottom if
lie- siiaft being f . ; 1 i of wi'er. broke
hi fail ant fortun it-!v Ciiy:on
received no inj irus and in a few d is
will be nil right again, Mr.. Vm.
Ur.'Wtl his loid -leelt tomatoes ill
8 nail ij-ian'it i.-a a',! through 'hi: win
ter. List fill slie n-.ticed that i,er
vu.es were ha'igii.g fil l of green to-
nia'oes and ll pi::g to have tle'iu had
,,. ins taken no bv tiie roots and
hung tie lit in a ilrv cellar. The to
hiiitoca contitiiie.l to lip-t aud the
Miialler oues tv grow. We saw last
w ek tomatoes taken fr..in these vim-s.
ll::s i. a vtiitia!.!.. I it of knowledge.
an I ' those f.iv..r.bly itu.-itd may
avail I UCItisc I ves i . it "1 le I Keep tliis
delicious vegetable f rt-.-h all the year.
Chiirlotte II M'le: A ealf b' lotioing
to Mr. John Ho .il of Morning Star
townhip,die. ofhydropiiobia. Seine
weeks tince I be calf was biltel by a
ma 1 dog, tog-thcr with st vend d 'gs
an.l a hog. The hog died fr.m the
same disease; but the dogs wi-re all
killed as soon 11s bitten. Ecu Wither-:,
a negro iiiiiu. livi.ig 0:1 'he plan
tation of Mrs ('. 11. Himpton, in
LeinleCu township, attempted to
lalir hr Mis Sallle) M o.e, white,
employed as c'O' k at tiie si:t..e place.
'Ine fa'ui.y start, d to church on Sun
day last, when Miss M .oso, Wul!n;.',
took 11 shot it r route. Ti.e negro n uu
followed her and i-llgg. s'e 1 11 better
way, and not .-nspeeting any thing
wrong, .Miss Mouse start-, 1 with h;iu,
and idler pi needling a few steps, the
man struck b.-r on the hea l vith it
stick. The blow stuiihtd her 111. d
fhe sank to the ground, when he cut
her throat on l.,t 11 sides, atnl supjios
mg her dead irt'i off. Search was in
s' it ut il nheii M ss Moost! w as found
tiyiiy to get home; n no arteries
were severed by the knife the Wund
did not prove f ital. Di-. Wilder was
siiuuiio'.e 1 and atlert led tothe suffer
ing woman, who certai;ily made n
narrow ecip Parties started in
pursuit of 1 h negro man who was
soon found and taken to j til. lie
gave no cone for the .hvt:rdly deed,
and the scoundrel deserves tho pieat-
est iiiim o.-iont lot the iiniu'ov. ke.l
- 1 - 1 -
ttc,, t th hf., f this a..fd nnd
ltioll'ctisivo woman
- - 1 - - - - r.---
Since the above wan iu type we lave
been iufoi me d of the deatli of Miss
Moos. An lnipiest was held 1 y I ho
Coroner and 11 verdict charging 15. n
Withets wii'u causing her do .th i.
'leuduiod. 1
Fayetteviile F.xaniiner: On Wed-1
nesdav, March 8th, Mr. Mid Mrs.'
ril'rS;1
lou-ktish. Oir of the ph asing iuci-;
dents connected with the ..flair wnsj
the presence of mx nut of the tight'
, . i . . . .
lint-mi nils in were p.t-Mui
liridos'iiiii.lx nn,l n l,(i.:iHin..ii fi f V
. , ... . '
I'uies '. .A .urikfv uuutt'r vi.m
longing to a citizen of tbis town v,,:8
found tlead on the yr, tmd below
where in? ha 1 b. en r.ohiir.g. I lis
neck was broken, and the probability
1 is that whilst asleep he lost his eipi -libriutu
and f-U he.idlong from his
pel eh, el rikiug his head on the ground
and breaking his neck.
Gol.lsboro' Messerger: Mr. Doinp.
sey Wood, Jr , of Ijc,,oir county, in
forms i:s that the farmers of Falling
Cre. k tOkvnship are further advanced
by two wei l;s than tho.-o of uihtr
sections. Mr. Wood attributes this
to the "no fence law" in force in that
township. While other farmers hail
to w.ist- time iu repairing fci.o s our
F.dling Greek fiiends worked their
lands, The financial c endi'.iou of
Greene c unity lias for years been in
a wn tched condition. We now learn
witli more than ordinary h asute
that the county :s about out of dibt
and will heneef. .rill pav its indebie b
net's promptly. This has been brought ;
about un.b r the present system of
county government. Iho j.reseut
lioard of ( oitiui:sioners were cin sen
:rtZ,
Kiev iln tiar-'eii tiie trust founded to
thun. Wiii ti they ton'; i llarg i i f
the idYiii'M of the eo'inty. the found
it ri ind. btt dness of uv. r S i'J.tH'ii. with
0: i till 1 y orders selling at i'.m oil to
cents in lhe duil-ir. l!y projer
exerci-eof vig.b.nce a.d eciiioiuv the
d, bt h is been paid aud the county
I, a nat'.l itWMl ii.-i i: ii.iiit la i in
o.u-
rassiiiec.!, a:'d yet there are di mo
crats who find Lull with the present
system ef c-uisdy g . Vcii.ment.
Sla'esvilh" Landmai k : Mrs. Frank
Tuck, r, of G !ian.bers iurg tow nship,
h U a turkey hi n w'n.i.h laid all win
ter. S;..! wa !ed to il. r lo st in tiie
st ow, w!-ei h.fes.-;m, and in u li:t!..
over ;l.i-(: n.oi.ti-.s ptodu.-?! il.lgg
We 1, an: ! iiai.ly tliat a pr. i.iinen:
gvnilei.jtu of this Slat-, wh ) died
wck be'".;.; la-t, a:, i whose ilertth
was ;'im -live:' ! ia thi paper, -was
rend, r.-d inK.-.ne, p : ! to hi tb.atii,
by the use of leur-dye. Wednis
.1 iy l.'ght of last week Mr. ,i i:.u-s
M ...if, of Alexander c .iinty, was
ri ling li.ise'..ack along tin- pub ic
road, wlit f, at a b -ud in the lo.l ',
t'..:i i l.- of which runs a guiley bj
fe t d.- p, the l.or-e, inst- ld of tlllll
in,.,' with the road, wtnt stmiglit
i-.h -ad, tin- t ight being veiy daik Mid
the lain filling, an ', with i's rnhr
was j veeipit i!e l into ti e ravine,
When, :.f:.r the fl-t shock. Mr
M .ore was abb' to e dl.-ct hiiits.-lf, he
te.d z d thit the animal was on itn
hick and tie wis under it, with hi
right arm doubled under I is bo !v.
Fasten, d beyond tie1 hope of xtrie i
ting himself, betting tie) o- a p .rl i..t,
of hi body :i l.i; ge part of the weigh!
of (he horse. III..' Voting ins'i was
almost e.uii. I to' death and the
pro.-'pii'l. for r, ii-f was gl tny. The
wat.r wan i ushing down ti.e fciil'y
and ,la-;hi:ig over him, and the IticU
. s rider t.-lit ll;. p te !IS cri-'-P f a
help Wiih i' fe.-: in ih-i air and as
h-lpl-S'l a- it-: n;.:s; r. tliu li. 1 -e
tossed his head ve h-n; ly f o;il side
to silo, and Mr. .M-ne, wl.ik, Le
calle . f..r help, pr.'ti Ct d bints, If with
his ief: t i':el f out b- i; g beatell to
de ith t.y tin- atiiit'.d.
It f. r-u-i.d.-ly liap;..- d that after
a'-eai! h .if an hour's lime, and when,
us tie- soli' I'. r mi", s, he v, ..s Co it.pl. te
!v i X i:.Ute ) an I h o cal't'd f r at'oil!
ii-t ti
hi-
ere s were Me-i
ird il.
tin iirirhbiirho.il, and ?dr. 1 leery
D al, Mr. done M.lier, Ins son and
a colored man llat. lied to the r-se'l'..
Having nowhere to sM!i.l, the wo.k
iu -x!itea!:rg the yotr'g man wa
attelid.-d wt'ii ; e.d d.tV; upy, Lu! t
la-t thev nicctd.-.i by on t f main
s'reriL'th, in p. tiling iiiui, more .ha t
than alive, i'.otii 111.b r In.' animal
He was I :k -n homo by Mr. Miller
nn 1 kindly fared for by his f.t'iidy.
! -. !! H.Voir.t t .naif i.p ot I -fivg
failed in, l!..-,t Mr M ..-re's right arm.
which b. .d :'e. 11 doubled tin Ur his
b. dy, was or d;. :i iu t -o 1 c snbove
!h- -v, alot that the pati-ht was
tir'f-iing from s-.rc-i. s-! in his bow. Is
and bre.:.-t. bi.l had sustained no in
ternal injai i.-s. We are graf died to
hear that lie is doing v.. I nud was
able to no h 'lilt' We ill, sday. Tile
hor, .- ft-. r its owner h e! la en deliv-
i-i-e l !ro:il ll.s p lil, .MIS gotltn oil its
f. t and was f mil 1 tj hae bteu n:i-
1:0
I.
Workiuirmeii.
toil begin . ur 1: avy
lief.
-p.nn,;
; v. orki.f'ir a win tr of ivh.xi
y.-t'.r sy;em l.ei-ls eh ai sn-g
M I gtlu-nieg to 'irt-ient an Ht-
lion
and
tack i A. tie, lil 1
v.-r, or s.vit other
that wi'l unlit jot
work V.e.l will s
s!ii;!ies and great
1 -. 1. 1 S; ring
I'e
Spring .-.(!, ne. s
1 lor 11 M-.,s. n't
Vc liiue, taacii
t x 1 t itsi- if vou
wil. u-e one 1-ottl t of Hop I.:tt 1 m
your family thi m tilh. D-ut't. A:iit.
i-il: lingtoti II i keye.
A o". to jlutht-rs.
Mo'. hers nhould reiui n.!.. r it is a
most iu.portant duty at thin s'.smiu
to loo!; af er the In a.th of lie i fsmi-li..-s
ai'd ..'eatl the in d ti i t and ini U-
riti s fromtbiir syst. m, t.d
11. at
1. .tiling wi!l toiiH 1 p ti.e stoiii'ieit
nu l hver, leg'tle t!u bnwtls and
plllifv (he blood so petfeetly as I'ar-
kerV (iiii:;r Toni. ndv-rlifd in our
folumns Post. S.-e other column.
Always KiTrcshiii.
A del. ecu, odor is imputed by
l-'...t..ll ti ilogtie, wiiicll is I.I.Vi.ys
lef.ehing, no matter I. ovy freely tn-i d.
I. aJIItER'O!!,
l'r.sldeut.
. WILET,
fftsbler.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
Of
KtLEIGII, . C.
Miscellaneous Advertisement.
; . ;
FERTILIZESJS and SUPPLIES
IN STOltlJ AND DA1IA' ARRIVING;
S11.""0 'ti'l . n. FMifl iin.lHi.iiiMt'M.
Mini.,.
l-u.i"" eiml. e Tlni"Uiy Hay.
, nwi.iii.Iii is.s.,1 oa!.
i.i.ii i.t.H.u'i iiiiN.-iii hup imi.i.'ii s:rni.
IPZ t uZ..
.'-a.k-. ii!ki-r'Mv.ti..ii
Coficcs, Sitsrars, I'lowr, KTev Cuba and ITcw Orleans
IVIolasses, and a full
The at.
will ! B..1.1 as l..w ax any ..hi ran wll Hrst i-inm .mi, an. I nil Kimrniiinl. W
..inm. ii.l t Is.- iiu.vi- Amni..nl.i't..l Oiiano ami A. I.I l,liiM:.lir,r to U .lie i,m uflorBd
i-llll . ! i ti l ! 1 1 1
III tilt IKHtki.
.t. Call mi l t aniiiM' lit. in I i'imio
rNOKKIfi,
('.. Man ti 1. '.s.-J.
SI ILDOM KQ l ALLKI) !
ALLISON &
COMPLETJi
CORN, COTTON
-
Xo ft,ilier ever introduced has undergone severer teats, or coma out
()f (,0.,, wj(j, a ),.(, .r i-,.,.ord. than the
"Star Brand" Complete Manure.
It has been in use in Virginia and North Carolina since 1873. and dur
ing that time has been npplicd to all kinds of soil under every variety of
season. Evidence thai it has giu n general and great tsidisfactiim is found
in tiie fact that since its introduction ovt r
29,000
l.:lve be n sold in Ibis market alone :
5.0D0 Planters
of '
all
gi i list iind North Carolina,
ng t. estahii h it as n fa--
Equal to JLnj and
oi.i-r
ll V.l'i
I to be
-it! d t.
'I'
re i
wh!
s:;r-
.Nf.i
I .:.:.:i. we
GUAifuS
has 1
.-ib!,.
the
ipel le
':
,vi,;..t
the o
v. e are ae.
inioi: t!:a;
Sy its Uss tiio Ccssurscr Ccis the Greatest Benefit
h'civi the Sniallcst Outlay.
An ...
20D per e.
hasieting
this
tiie
tit. in .piai t it c- - at
the n..l!li! it v i' the i
ATT TO AT.7
Zi.tAjJLKJUA
I 'or .
lib. ia!
bv
tell.
l.-nci
. as any other standard high grade ftitilizrr. We ftoliuit
and paironage.
V7. L LOnDOo!, A-.t at
Mo i i v Oak.
J. G. F0U8HS?, A-
lYhrc.ar. Hi. 1S2.
rout til
2.Jms.
AMMOttlATED
I SUPER PHOSPHATE
WJ!AVIS(W&C9
BALTIMORE
Avail Pmos.Acid 8 to 10 '
Tot' DonePhos. 21to30
i, AttHOtUA 24 TO 2 .
.Potash 2v2
118 W. Lombard
200
Buggies' Rockowoya.
Spring VVasons, &c.
ntto f I ha Lent mat r.ut and (ully rriu.t
01), to be will mgwilibv of oont. l'i ti in
want will (ram t tlieir own intrrt l.j -Intng
onr tock tni priCM bfr bioii c. an
ve are doUruiiud to .U. nd huva cut do'.n
oar prieuii to they cinnot be met bj any ollur
bouao in the Htate.
Also a fall dock of.
Ilmiil IVIiiclo IlnrnesH
HEI'AUtlSa done at bottom prioed, and In
bent mnn r.
Send for prices and frit.
a. a. iicKlrni:; & S0N3.
FajetteviUe, N. 0.
SKWIKB MACHIKE5
SEWDIG MACHINES!!;
'I llf " IX )M KSi I'lO " stands at
the liead has made the greatest
p-ogrS is the lightest running,'
I -. ., .. . '
li;iii(lsoi)itt and last .Mai hme nu-.de.
und stv one nt
W. Ii. LONDON'S.
Br. WI, LYNCH,
D23riTIST,
Will rlHlt riiail Ulll "U lli si-e..u l Jl. ii liiy In
en.-li 111.. 111I1.
Ml mil., l..ft well lr. A. n. It..ti.TtH..u i.r V.
! f Utev Will In- Illl.il)- nin inl.! I...
1 i-t. y iss-j. if
ISO fAUMBUS.
SAHMKKS A I II HI.IHi:
ll!!!! Unit I n.n Ac-til f..r Uk
1Y XO-
t..t.r..t.-.t
'Slur ll.-...r ifiini..,, nu1 n for Allison ft A.l-li-
ooii k a.-i.i l'ii .iiiiit'.. w iii. a 1 wtn . 11 ..ii lime at
ai&Oai-iii. ri.'uty on ti'iii'l.
J. f.
rtiol I ISO'
M'.I HIU aW
I'.il rii 11 j i l. ri.
3iua
n.iMIO HiU'kHStniulnnl rntniw.-n niMmo.
l.mm mi. -k tiiamin'. rtrei ijimlliy Amraonlalea
. Ciimno.
j 1,1)00 Bii.k! I.n-.nr:t
lil f'liiwplintr. ciinmnKx
U.n litfrtiri ijiailt. lit llin rnatkoi, ovr
i:i Hr .-mi i iiviilUI-li. 1 li..?ih.rli. Arlil.
sai-kH liul'hvlit's Amini.n.aieil Dlnlvri
llnllP.
lino of othsr goods.
iiir. - liaM!i.
WVATT &. TAYLOlt.
NEVE 1 ; EXCK LLED !
ADDISON'S
33
- MANURE
o:
AiVD TOBACCO!
Tons
and a!
so in ietiers and ceil hicafea from
ud X'armcrs
who l.uve used it fjent
(hat, ii!l things ci.nidt
ne to eight years
red, it is
Surpassed by rioae.
rival confidence for use i n tin- Cotti-k. Coi-.m ami
iu )S2. with iho assuiiince th.it it is in nil
.i:-il i: h:i been in ilie past. Know ing ' he materials
i!j.o.-itio.i. mid i:iiipt:!itf titling il uii.'.i r our p-rsonal
THi STAHOAJtS.
:i of a!! i oiiiiecit-d with this Guano to produce tho
ai tin- loe.e-.t possible cost, nt.d we el tiei that our
I unusual risoUiTis t.ud faciiiti-s have ( i.ahle.l us to
i'.;.- i!v.;i ha li,...;i d nie in any tiWvv f.atiii.'r wilh
I. fiiosc who have been '.:.-i:ig it unite with ut, in
Guano will cause nn incm
same lime improving the
,seof 100 to
ipiality and
0 ft T1TiTf rxtT
OS .
Miiinifiii'tiiroi's, l.ii'liimuiil, Va,
:ir A.'.'iiis at all important points at prices as low tnd on
Piiio.oi'o -
I-.vpt, Mtmrure and
Cull.
TJF.LIFlVINli the ast season has C0B
Jl'viiui'il tin; intelliyt-nt tl.a of planters,
thai it wouKl he better to buy for Cash
than Cotton option, ne ofier this
First-Class Fertilizer
(l-HIVILFCR TAX l-AII) )
direct to the I'latitc-r (ur $30 per ton in eir
I'.ail Int.. I.r plant it tcs 32 per Inn.
No A-ttits. Thue t'tily lio can pay
t 'adi, in e.t w rite fur prices. Knrmcn"
C Int., (irnneets anil ilcalers are invited to
visit our Wiitl, 01 v rile us. We also im
1 nit ami niaiiufacturu a full line of
AGHiCULTUEUL CHEMICALS,
such as Acid Phosphate, Snip, Ammonia.
.Niir.ae Soda, Kainil, &c.
All ee.ut Mil jccl to analvsis of POT.
IVai ni.v. I'irector of Ac;, l-'xp. Station.
1 1 .1 i- me uiiKtiown lu j'.m &Jt jour J
& CO,
St., Baltimore.
11. II. ATWATSR,
vrirtt-
ll. WYATT,
iciiiis.ni.lisr A S.rri-ll'a 0.l liand.i
k.i.i:iuii, N. c.
Wholesale 1 Retail
j Dr.ALEHS IN
HEAVY GROCEIUES.
1
I Connaissioii MercU,
! A1..I Aeent for
STANDARD FERTILIZER.
WsWr..iHl.-irt;...kiltlK)lSiiulian'lnaiir
d uly r.-. iMn tipn fui iiiw.
W...,,.eu.r,,.lve.,lr M,,rr..f PMro..,.fr0i
our trleu.lK lu Chaitium ftn.l iljnlilng ceuuliea
,i,,i..rtr
D. T. JOUNOX,
COTTOrj slleu
AND '
Commission WZcrchant.
Ag't for P.iirher's Stiindard Guano,
Anl Chemicals,
'.'muni roil
piMMiM i.v Ai"ii:Mtfc;i n.
C.Ti r 11 .-nB milh'HM.
onl -. , S. L'. oiruer Wlliuli.tft-.u and MnrilD Ki.,
it u i: hi. s.