3 fljiwiham Record
THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1HS3.
LOCAL RECORDS.
PaT Spring weather lit lust !
JUaTMurrh wont out like a lion.
JNT Yiu can now begin l garden
dJfN'erc you "April fooled" last,t(
Sunday r
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I,f.,;,,ll,'',.,U' Bclh"
id I crtiluer.
JSBvmim A:
tho "Auchor JJraud
tiT Invitations to parties. hcIiooI
celebratioiiK, Ac., printed at KtroiU)
ofiice.
8uLnst March will long be re
membered us the most disagreeable
over known.
KsTOur genial and mirth fultowns-
man. Mr. Irhy l'hillins. has moved to
tho Gum Spring.
toSHvnum A Headen luive on
hand Avcrv'H Double Shovel and
Oeor'ia Stock I'lows. Hunter's Far
jners' Friend. Watt, lto'.aud Chill and
Avery's one-horse I'lows : Cultivators
and full line of plow castings.
w-v T T 'iiTl,.ii Vm still nt the
?r Z;h " .1 ?. . ' , " .. . 1
n i;,.v,?,. l-,i,.l,t t ('liiitlm,,,
will he sold (meaner than ever
be for
ng,
take
Attention
O. Urewst
oil to know are receiving n mi i
from Chalhani. and will giv good
Imrgaius in their line of business.
fciTThe attention of Farmers is
e. nomc KOO.IS uie uun uio- - , ,:- , ...... .. ., ; ., SIcfca f. who has a .hil' i it name. !, . . ... i i....
u-lih-hhis reiit'.eiieiiilv clerks will '"lore, ami ineionowtng were up-; oi ner day. 1 liougli no svnilitoms ot ' . . . n oy i n" aiicicui luouiiu oui.o.i.-.
- - ' - jrar. Cl L Johns,,,,. W.A ImuW j writing, the man ,s a.moM (loaa witl, , ;,. ,,:;n;., Z NNVhlou News: Last week Al
o take pleasure in ca.hng ; Ai,(.Y ,, r Tv, r ,, , " .,.'. boss lie!.!,,,, LC .'n Z were washing clothes ... front , ' "!r' ' ' ' "'"'i
to the advert .sement ot . , i, s. v A i II., Lt.-tw ll .U, "... :, i. , ' eabm.-tl girl j 1" .or ,,,,, ,ck,.,,,
r .t Co.. who we are Pleas : .. , ,, ,, ' ... ...j.".. . stand in with her back towards t he i. " lo aw an, me grami jiu s
called to the fact that W. L. London ' Monday und 'f u.-sday and ,
has for sale those standard fertilizers, i (ler.-d the payment of the following
theXavassa. Pacific ! s and Star, '
which he will sell for UM ll.s. cotton j
per ton. H" also keeps Acid l'hos
phate, which he will sell cheaper thai
von can huv anv chemicals.
. . . . , ii plies for poor house,
VJ 1 . Harris has p,s received ; I J Ks!it f.
ot of those hemu.lul han I made ,
ZeiKW shoes. N ill have,., store , T,oma "fo,. im,.slil ,
few days, a full hue Spnng goods , ai, (.t,nV(.vi f t(, ;1 tw
We havo just received a , pianl Uy of .
the Mountain l.ed Irish potatoes: now ; ' (.Iiro,'iup ()!llh!lln fl.
u jour tune to secure for planting. ; .j,,,,,,.,, sieill ,,istri(.t
ANo extend a cordial invitation to nil u . ( s
come and examine our stock ; notrou ; v ',.' 'piiomas. for work on
bin to show our goods. All j-tsoiw , L.-idgemMossShaddoxereek,
Hldohtetl to us are earnesiiy rcoucsien
to nettle up. as we must have tln
money, and cannot afford longer in
diligence.
A Mm Kii.i.ei.A few days ago
n mule 01 .ir. i . .u. . iiom. ... .
Oulf township, fell whi.e fording
Jteur creek and was injured so l.a ly ;
that it died. .
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SlinuiAOK lii -i:nsi:s. .vi snng ie.
TanceH the nninher of marriages de
creases. During lust month only
nevcii license wire issued in this
county, and strange to say four out
of tho Heven were to h'acks.
0mk or lUsr. ivi.i.. A miitoh game
cf basehu'l was played at Ml. Vein .11
.Springs, on last Saturday. iy tni
club at that p'.ae.e and the l'ittshoro j
club, and resulteil in a victory for the
former, the score standing 2! to 22.
Another game 1) t ween the same clubs
will be paiyed hereon the liist.S.itiu
day in this month.
Dams B.hken. Wc hear that two
damn in Deep river were broken by
the freshet hist week. They were
lie Hives und (ioi'L'us dulns. 11 Khort
diMance above Lockville. which were
built by the old C uje rear and I'eep
ltiver Navigation Company Ik fore
the war. The freshet in Deep river
was much higher than in Haw river.
Important Snr Setti ft. A eomp
romise has been made in the u't.
that had bfcn pending for beveial;
vears nnst in the federal cimrt. about ,
the title to tho Egypt property in ,
tniH couniy. 1 ne su:i was oroi.giu
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.v lUB umuui iiun, unomm
uiOTCd Irom tins county about hcv- ,
fnty-livo years ago. mid althoii'h !
(.ucli along time nad eiupHcii, yci ,
tnerc was some (louoi. iiooui uie iu;e,
and ihe defeildiintH timi'.lv iii'ieed to
f.y 500 to ceur awuy the cloud
rom their title, rhis property is
controlled hy the executors of the
late Alexander Derbyshire, of 1 lu.it-
dolphia, to whom he devinud.it H)
h-uki ioi miiiiu i imin. o.ii jMii,.un,.n,
And wo arc infonued that it in their I
intention to sell ail this valuuhle ,
estate to parties who will re-open :
And work tho old coal mine.
AFaitiikvlNkouo.
man, named James
-An old colored
Lea. died near
this )lace lust week, who was quite a
remarkable man, and whoso example
of faithfulness and honest v we wish
to commend to others of Ins race,
Jlo was ft Kiuve or llie laic m oousou
Ilia old master and worked us if there
nau bocn no cmuneipulion. n.r. ijeu
died two or three years after the war
and in 1uh will devised lifty acres of
valuable hind to Jim, us a reward of
hia faithfulness, liy industry and
economy Jim made money, and his
rredit was as good s any man's in
this community, and h was respect -
ed hy nil. Although he could not
read yet he was a subscriber to the
Kboobd for the benefit of his chihben,
whom he gave ad van (ages that he
had never enjoyed. Of jijni we may
truly say that ho did liis "duty in
that KUte of life in which it had
plfld Qod tP call Iiiiu,"
'IIui.mtoN" S.u i. -Lust full Mr.
J. It. Hmith. of Oohlshnro', bought
on iv speculation a valuable funn ncur
this place known us 'dhtilhroii," and
inn now hoiuu io.ui. j. u. r,iige.rton,
hope hi- will be pleased with his pur
elmso.
oi uvne county, who will tako ios- U1k) harbor and were chased ashore, type. 11 rival any work ot 'ls klll,! . fu, lui.l thut on Tuesday ni-ht last,
session next week. Mr. Edgorton ia on the banks, ten of them being of to-day. The heaviest and largest jiV,H cht ro twenty valuable sheep'
a successful fanner, a member of the 1 caught. . The blubber wis soon kI rip. J hale of 'cotton ever made in this Stale ; 1Jllr(;l.l)Srt cvl m-ur' the suburb:! of'
Society of Friends, und will no doubt ! ped from them, and the process of ; was reccix cd ut the CuiiMiuu Central ! K)Wn ij,.!,,,,,,;,,', lo j p. Williston I
become OlIC of our best cil IZellS. 'i ' iiiiiiiiiI'm, ! in-.. ,.( .,.., ,,,,,.,,,,..1 l,l,.i,t .(.i' In- nt'd'tl II It took: . '.. , , x' ' i, o 1 . I
(lil colored gin, I lie clillil ol III. . , , ----- in ecu new aim om uirainm, (,
" , , (Sriswold, living on Ihegraded school 1 1,11,1 1, '"J '"'V ""t U"1'1 1 '' n r " '" Monday, to see if any
List or Asskssok t.-At the last u, luot with a horrible death last M ,",,,k wl',"n U. 1 iU"1 .M'q ' 1 thing remained of tlie.u after the cold
.H ting(.rthe,a.i..,ty(nnnuss,(.n,.rs Monday. It seems that the child was i "jw lo vas found to he l.l,,S ll.s ,...,... llU, Uo t,.,1( Rowing
c following justices and trocholders l:ft ;uiml lP ..,.., of ,,. ,, , 1 he bale was packed at the I'l j lillt,iVi .m... liluM considerable
re appointed assessors of their, ulll .t ,lllf ,,,.1 ,,., Sfr. (.ar.balh. in tins city, am I he ! si1.. sllllll,iL. ,,f wi,i..l , bo brought to
! respecuve townsnips. us rc.pnro.i i,y
i 111,1 l,M,t,ll1,,t' '."' : ,
i i;.u i.win s-.J Ji. AN est, I. NN . (latin.
II. H. Durham.
Isaue J I.
II.i.il, T I 1..,-,.,.
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v.U'gg. Allre.1 Al rt.-II. ,.,. ,,1(.v reilt.lu.,l J,,.,. slM, xvus 1MI!.I(..J
Al.l'KI.iills-W. 1'. Nestal. l.C. Dixon,:,, iii,,,,',,,-,.!,,:, .IU.SS niul ,,.,, ,,r.
W. i. Murciiison.
M vrrnrAs" C. A. 1 aimer, James i
(iilbert, C. K. Houston. I
13kr Crit.k J. l' (iillilund. Jolm A. ! 1
JJrewer. r.dward 1 li llli s.
Cnr i.inuix Itivi'M .Tuliii I f,. .
i JVer, J. J. (oldston.
j , K. .1., (i.,,-,,,, .T,)lmi.n Af ii
i Mclver John II. Tysor.
' Nkw llni'i: Lemuel Mllis. H. K. Stui
(levant. L. I''. JJahlwin.
Ckntiik J. A. Woinack. J. Q.
Leach, Ci. W. Thompson. '
HicKoiiv M n sTAiN Isaac T. Urooks,
W. 1'. Hadlev. J- D- Outline. .'
Wiiiums" P M Peiivson li:irinii
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S...HV V. AKratrr
'v'am: Fkah W. S. Oiiiiter, John D.
1 Moore. W. I). Harrington.
! In addition to these assessors the;
i i-e'l,lil',: aji.ointmeiit of (Mie!
Coniinissiotu'is' Meet in.
The county commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting on
w i-mini-,.
Ihonias NN right. .
o witness
tick-Is.
Hori.adav Jholliers. for work
$2.4.")
on eotirt-ho'.i-ie doors,
livnuiii A Ilea. lei:, for nu-
:t.()(l
,
:!.20
!
l.Oi)
l.OO'
J. II. Lawjanee, J. V., insolv
ent fees.
I. W. I'tley. for conveiijg
Cnrieiiler hoys to jail,
J. U. Churchill, one witnesn
ticket.
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Ti1()lllUS d,,,,,.,;!. (Ilt; wit M0SS
irit.
w L istnutm. f.,r KiiiqilioH
f,. , !,,,,.,
n,,nli. M,ir,l.i.,i C.vu.i.-b nt
l.H.i
(i.CU
poor-House,
V. 1J. Sauls, one witness ticket,
J. V. I'oe. for supplies for
jioor-iiouse,
It. J. Hatch Son. fur sup
plies for poor-house,
V. M. Thomas. J. 1, iusolv-
1.00
miiV
8 oil
IS !).!
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ut f.
J. J. Knight, ih pi. sherifl'. for
summoning witnesses, and
5 days' attendance on grand
jury.
J. D. Woinble. for wagon bed
for poor house wagon.
Thomas Cross, jail fees,
F. X. St rudwick. Solicitor, in
solvent fves.
S. . Brewer, sherill'. forho'd
ing Inferior and Superior
Courts, summoning jurors
c.
8070
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'.icob Stilton, for work in jail. lt).GO
. Ji. llatilJ. agent, lor sui
plii s for poorhousc, 1(1(1.00
! Oi;iKiiKi. That Edward l'hillijis.
agent, to allowed sJ.oO a mouth for
the support of Win. Cassy. an idiot
i pauper.
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State IIews.
Kalcigh Advocate: It is a little re-
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( I mi cli f hut Un t hrii i A),M)t,n nt In.
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iiaunn u ii.o. ju uiu on-nmus
i' our Church; and high integrity
iuuiud imu iimuui-jjjuui.
Statesvi e 'I.aiidimn k: Mr. John1
ll Vl,.l..l. f M .;1L. I,.,.lil,.,;
had the
misfortune to have the end of the lirst
n,,,- f ,i. l,.ft )mll,i bitten off hy a
,og, ve.-,terdav. A iiini! vcur 'old
daiihter of Mr. U. O. Atwi-11 of this;
township, swallowed two 2, cent ,
.)U.,...S Shiln play i ng.wi t Ii tlieni. some
:.. a,r() They seeni to
have lodged
U1 sl()u...(.i. K
S. L. Sherrill, of thin place, had a very
i singular thing to occur to lum m ibM
He hud always had a very heavy set
' of sandy whiskers. In ISM thev
commenced to shed and turn white,
l'he little that was left he had trim-;
nied off. and since then the beard lnw.
piotvn out nearly as thick as ever,
una nas restmiea its uattirui color,
Some time ago Mose Conner, col -
orea, caught I wo goslings oi the wild
species. The goose died when about '
grown and sinco the loss of his mute
( the gander seems inconsolul ' .. und i
follows Mose about like a dug f
; Mose goes uwii- from home, he will !
i rise high in the air and fly around, j
1 uttering piercing cries, common toj
i wild geese, am if he finds the where
j ubouts of Mose, he will ulight mid ex-'
! press his joy in wild and incoherent ,
j cries, and seem jealous of his master k
w flections towards dogs or anything
! of the kind, and will attempt to drive
' them away. He is much larger than
I the (Jonjihtic gx-:
cue gooac,
i . 1 1 , riii'i, nil, i .1. i i.ri.o . i frr ivm-i fri,!i iii-ji u- ii.ii I,,. . - r-i i .. , i : , i
'If' ' " I . . . , .. '". fill, I II eol T , III rri I. WIS. ."Sllll .V1I; : wwn. n ' ,v.v.... . w . . ... 0
I Ueuufoi t Telephone: The whaling
, crew ;it Shackelford's Ranks struck H
bonanza on Friday lust. A school of
j black lish or ci)w lish, averaging
itl.out 1(1 feet in length, came lnsule
( ioldshon
or- A six year
child of V..i.
Id colored
: siltil , ; ft ,.lilh. ,)V tl0 , ,,, ,
I that, condition fell off the chair into
! the fi, -(. . her cries of ,,uii. biought her
! two little broth-'is, who happened to
1 1, ut (, ,;. t( 11r ,.,.H,,,10 n,t
he out ut the tune, to her rescue,
terwanls.
Salisbury Eauiiner: A strange
eiliidv has attacked the horses herc-
! about s. While the Itev. Mr. Stickly
" 1 "ouig oiu me oi uer day, ins iiore,
a n" nealthy animal, seeimfd sudden
i ly to got sick, giving way in its hind
parts, sweating profusely and trem
! bl.ng as if with a hard chill. With dif-
ucuiiy Mr. Mickley mieeeeiieii in itil-
! tl' loi".v. li;ti'k to the itiilI(i vliii'
! it lay for nearly a W( ek being unable
l' st'1!"' '.'I'"" i(s .'''s H(,t
npon its feel, yet show ieg a ravenous
' at t i 1 1. Another hor-e similarly
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: .iii.u-Kc.1 wuh .III-UCIH-.I wiiu a aai i
J "' " '''s'i('.v ,l,,,l ' hirty grains of ipiiniue,
' u1"1 li " well.
Montgomery Star: Kli Lilly col..
who lives in the Zion neighborhood.
sleeps, he kicks ut, the object of h
jdreaiu-i. He has kicked all the hair
oil' his tail. His latest etl'm t was to
kick over his owner's dwelling house,
and if he had not been checked would
doubtless haw; succeeded. He kick
ed a hole through the weather hoard
ing the fnt lick.
Wiliuinytoii Slur: St'-aiiihoaliiicn
: report a, forlv feet rise in tho 1 iver
i i , ... in
2.011 uud thtil nil the l.iw roniids 0:1 the ! in:iKing the liiu'.inliiiii.s ring. Her i I'11''' cliickciis did ..ivtijiy the steps
; line of Hip C.-ipe Fear nre under w.der. mother having reri.veicd KiiitiViently for a few liiiiiutes while l.o was with
2.112 : wl'ile (he landings in the lower jmrl ; from her fright of her child heing;h-
, of the river urc suhincrged, so tlml huriit to death, mum followed and; Charlotte Democrat : An old ooWcd
11.2.) the lo:i can not ttop ut them to lake ; with ni.lgot the girl hack to tho house. ' W(,man n:i:,ied Creesv AVnthins. who
; hi or put oil" freight, us usual. Cuttle, j Dr. Hard wick at Marshall, was upon ; lived on Churcli street near the colored
. sheep and other Mock are frequently the spot us soon a-, horses could hiing ( Jjapiist, Churcli. was l.tirned to death
5..r)i) sei n Kwiinmiiig in tlio river, trying to him si miles. J I. says tho case is;ol, s.itmduv night. She was quite
ic.iriiuiy (;ioiiiiu, uini ipuic :i liuiiiDer
hav(
no iloulit oi i-n drowueil. I lio
schoom r Joel Cook, which cleared
from this port for Alexandria, Virginia,
on Friday, took out a cargo of lumber,
consisting of uhouCMO.H.'ll feet among
which were thirty-three pieces lueas -
tiring from shty to seventy-eight feel
in length and fifteen inches in width.
i 1 liis is considered extraordinary lum-
her, and shows that the forests iril.u-
tary to ilmicgton urd pojuiliited bv
real giants in the way of towering I
pines, and with massive oaks, to say (
nothing c.f other iU-cripti()iiH of our!
woods. I
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Southerner: J lie town
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.01 J.eiuei was inro.vii intoeommo(i(!i
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- on last 1 lic.sday. by the t'Xt.loniou of
the l.oiier to ii: It. .J. (irunes s Cam . 111 111 r,
1 .o. . .11 . 1 : 1 111 11 1 Leach had occupied in his long hi
I saw mill, which wan rented bvcls, ., , .
i. l'... ti 11 1, r 1 , many positions of honor and tins
l,ro. I lie shock was fearful. Aniir " 1 .1 e i 1
, 1 XT ,T , 1 lie sei ved a term lit the ( onfed.r.i
.iii 1 iV u" 1 . 1
the boiler to Dr. H. J. (ii noes s 1:1111
eve.witliess Col N f W 11 n,l
1-COlwbo beheld the si,.l,t s.nvH il,,. ( In,
i;o-iuiiu:, vui. in. ji. xiuillllioud, .
who beheld the sight, says that the
I boiler was lifted hodily from its bed!
j and hurled up in the air one hundred
: feet. When it fell it landed upon the '
H.KO. ,,-ack of the A. & l. lJailroad. bending ;
and twisting tho rails so they hud to
7.00 1,0 replaced wrth new ones. 'Thedis-'
Jo.MJ taiice from the railroad to the mill was
a little more than fifty feet. Five men
wt re knocked down, 'mid the liremani
;so badly scalded that (ho physician'
! says he cannot live. At the hud
1 i n 1 u"n 11 iiuuii , will) neiu a govern -
.,ii:., r 1 1
meld ollice ut asliingtoii, 1). C , was
1 1 1 ii i , .-,
,.! 1 t . iii
, ,.Jc,.(ed Ihgister of Deeds,' of Hulifux
county. On the lirst Monday in De-;
ceml.er, the County Commissioners
declined to induct him into ofliee. on !
the ground that he was a lion-residi nt ,
of the State. TlJt, Wils tried lust
week at Halifax court, hcfoio Judge
I'hilips. Tlie jurv found that he was
a citien of this State, and judgment
was rendered accordingly. The do-
f iidant will probably uiqieiil to the
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. M;il.r;i v mil ii Ii. .-... in.il hn .n.t.,.,ii
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u.ent. m, ,-uuu nome every eieciinn
I to vote, and paid his poll tux to the
i emim ui mc Hiuiiij. i e agree wiui
ik in I lie lm.r 'I I,.. ...- .1nli,l
: Charlotte Journal ; There are three
I '1. ,. I.. (( T,., ...... l . ti u
sisters in (ijston countv whoso coin-
Lined weight is pounds. Allure
single and the voun-est of the three
is under 1!) years of age. A few
nights since us tho Chin lotto hound
j Irani on tlio I'arolina Central railroad
i was pushing Matthews Station some
; and fell inside the car. narrowly miss-
the head of a nusseiii'ea-. Lust
' Wednesday niht. ut 12 o'clock, ft very
' destructive, tire occurred on the iilaii-
tatiou of Mr. W. li. J'urks, in the
Hopewell neighborhood. Long Creek
township, rcKiiltiug in tho totul de
struct nm oj the cotton em. gn.-.t and
: saw mui, wnn uji i their contents,
1 and household gooda were received at
ine tnurioiie, i olumina ,v Augusta
depot in this city, being shipped here
by Mrs. Fast on. from South Carolina,
Among the goods was a box contain-
ing anion;,' other things a lot' of eggs
wrapped in bed clothing. Yesterday
the goods w( re culled for and us the
truckman turned tho box over to take
it out. a live chicken dropped out to
tho floor. Ah investigation proved
that the eggs were ".setting eggs," und
the young chickens were hatched out
while the box was in the depot.
Mr. liuet huiim, of .Salisbury, has n
(ermitn Hible. printed at Nuremberg
i in 1 ,d.). It wt ighs 1 1 Jos. find meno
1 tires If, inches in length. 11 inches in
' width and (i inches in thickness. It
is liouni in raw hide hoy skin, with
, brass clasps and omtiors, full of
i intuitu; wood cuts ami printed in cicr.i
,in l!i'"1 !lllber ol builds to get t
i l"1'" t,u l1'0 s1Vfluul1 U!'.',uAl10 t',1"1'
! press that did the work was made by
; piess ,
, :lVV ' o1'
n, 1;1 -
in wiiues. a runaway.
strikingly similar to the one
, tiiat hiqipened to little 1'iank Stansiil. ; two white men named layloraud uir
inear this city, a few weeks ago, oc- raway. who live at. the !. ham p.ai e
',.,,.r,..l v,wi,.r.li.v in. I'm Dee Sialioti. went to (I real Swamp to church to-
' on the Caroliua'Central railroa I. The
victim was a small M-eio b..v. His
; Cither had been ploughing in a held,
'and at dinner lime iait the bov on
' the mule to ride to the house. The
niiile became frightened from stme
j uukiioun cause aim n.irisn away.
L'he boy was thrown from the mules
; hack, but in falling hi- foot became
I caught in the trace chains, and h
was dia"'cd across tie fn Id for ncailv
u (juarter ol a mile l lore the iiititc
; toi:til he Mopped. The little follow-
was unconscious when his foot was
'hsmigageil from the chain, and the
doctor, who examined his wounds.
fon:id that Cnev were of a nature so
. i . a . - i . . e
senoiM as id leimil oi nouo.es oi
the boy's recovery, giving the opinion
, that he had but a few hours t live.
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A-;hevillet.itien: i In liOiig l' aneh,
.Mauisoii eoumv. uvi;s .u is. j,ei
nibbing clothes over a tub. Her
dress caught .lire and in an inslant
the (lame was to the top of her head.
For a moment all was a fieu.y ; then
the second thought, and the girl (lew
to a branch one hundred yards away,
with two gati'., to unlatch, she reach
d I here, hut nil t v clolhi'S "were in
' u:.l,es s.-ivc u w:ii-t hand. Shi-rolled
. in the hium li. w i 1 1 Mckeniii!' Hcreiim.i
iiouDttiii, in t lie et renin. Doing i.iinit
around save uliout one inch, the skin
: isall olVwhere burnt. She wasalivo at
last accounts. There is a Methodist
church lately put up in 1'igeou Valley.
, the dimensions of which are about
' forty-live feet in length and thirty
feet in width and eighteen to the
I overhead ceiling which is said to have
! been ceiled and weal herboarded lroin
the plank of one single North Carolina
! iioiilar. und very near enough of
j .Link loft to build uiKlher church of
the ;amo dimensions.
,
News and Observer: Dr. J- f.
'Leach, om; of the oldest and most;
...
nromiucnt citizens ii; the county of:
, . ,: , . , ,. , . ..
loniisioii. uieu esifi u.i . ill lei il ui iei
:n .. 1 ; .... w ....
.linen. agc neai v M years. J)r.
, , , ,.,
uie
1 1 " " l' 1 111 in 1 m- v .-il'iau-
,1
' 'Ohgrcss. 1 liursdav artei noon the
mail tram on lias Kalt igli (iastou . is w ver hungry, und tier maids can
railroad on its way to Kaleigh ran . i.ot prevail ttjion her to eat anything !
over a colored woman near J lender-j hut the p"iimts. A Justice in our'
son. She. was first seen as she ut- neighboiing count v. Wuvue. was a'
tempted to cross the dark, a few hun
dred yards beyond Hn.iVrsuii. The
tiuiiiAvas nearly upon her and though
the whi.-tle blew it was loo lute. An
instant later the whet Is struck her.
Her rigid leg was crushed ofV. the
other leg broken in several places.
4 1... 1 1 .. l 11 1. ..
1 is mood ii nil? iiiiiii leui ilea lieilliei
; 1 . , .1
' Ron 11 physician wus sent to the scouo
, 1' 1 -ci
of uccidei.t. Hie woiiiaiitf name is
Mary I'ullev, and slu? is said () be
from Virginia. She died vcMerduv
at '.I o'clock. Of all places in the
world one would think a penitential v
the !'.-.( in which 11 free min would
commit theft. Jt really begins to
look now as if the walls of the pelii
tenliary ulv to serve as a protection
against outsiders. Ye-tcidiv Luke
.- :
1'errc, colored, a driver for Mr. J. C.
nev, the lessee of the foundry at
, t( ,j , , ,,lwlltitT ,)f
1 . .
u,(,(lt while iiisidt the i iicRsure. Mr.
j jm i sjjpdin
,jis W)l,'f(',n im,i
i:iu saw him liavoahagin
d noting that his actions
were somewhat auspicious. asked what
to answer and whipped up hi?, horses,
?..i: l .f!. t : i
calculating that he would get out the
m.iingule. Mr. Stedmuii gave the
si-nal to the gate keeper, not to open
the gate, so tlie thief was captured
! in a regular trap. Disgusted at his
failure to get out. lie threw tlie. Ii:
. ot meat us far away as he could. 1I
hand will pluv here on the
lllilt of
May. Chits. M. ISushcc, eso . will lw
the orator of tlie occasion, and Capt.
K. 15. Stamps chief marshal. in
parts of Western North Carolina there
is now good sporl to be had in the!
' wav of killing wolvts. It is lirolitable
spoit, too, since rewards are ollered
lor each won sculp. .ot, many
jieo-
are to be found in this State. John
r. Jlawkms is a punier, who years
ago worked in liulcieh. Afterwards
he was at Kford, and is charged with
going to the pos! ofliee there and uk-
ig for letttrs h. lonying to other
parties. His olVeii-,e was discovered,
, and he fled to .old.-dioro. He was
captured there by special agent Spot
gins, but escaped from that oilict-r.
He came here on Friday, and jester-
day was arrested. He is now in cuv-
tody. The case will lie tried uet
Thursday, before I'. S. Commissioner
l'urnell. The reason of the delay is
that some depositions had to bo sent
for
to Alabama. The trial is to lc
held here, to save trouble iiml expense.
There me several clinches against
'. Hawkins. It npju-ms that helms been
, roaming all over the Slide.
Favcltevillc Observer: We are in
, u l.o planted his Irish potatoes be-
; Iwo.-n i.t-w and old Christinas, dug.
j j' (Jj-u.t,
lireenvill!! lielleetor: UMi .-unua
! gether, m;d on the way home got into ,
' a dispute as ' who kIkhiM drive. lay-,
lor drew a pistol from his pocket and
placing it against Carraway s temple, j
hred a hall into his liea.l. Ill" plslol
w 4s a siiiull one, and at th timo of
being tired was held so near C;rra
wav's heud that the bull did not gain
sufhViciit force to jienetruto his skull,
which saved his lite.
Lenoir Topic: A couple of gen
tlemen belonging to tho Ethnological
depart mi nt of the Smithsonian Iusti
Hit-lit Washington will bo sent here
soon to thoroughly investigato the
Indian inoiinds .iituated in this eounty
. '
anl in iuiku. Ains hi.imiliou vus
: f ..,,., .... ( . ...vj.muiatlou bv
t,e director of some Indian relies
; UmA in Oahtwcll and carried to
I NVashin-'ton by Dr. J. M. Spaiuhour.
.... ,:,.;.,.,,. t.M. indicate
;,).,,,, i-:,, ,.,, inli-iliii ...1 i
and I
Ahrtim i
this ;
wa. !
ac-'
ainst ;
him. he was convicted and sentenced
to the penitentiary for three yearsl
about one week from the time tho
Ihelt was committed. This is his- third
visit to that institution, ft is said i
that while he wiim in the lock-up here '
a number of chickens hung around the
building for sometime, apparently to
ascertain if ho were really confined 1
there, ll i certainly true that two or;
Mnink. mid plaeiic her head on 11 Inhle
; 1 1 . ., L ,.,i Iuhih wi-nt tn
sleep, and prohahlr turned th( laini
over. Uer son who came home lute
that night found liis mother asleep nt
th,1 tahle. and knowing her condition
did ie it wake her. hut laid down on the 1
lied and was soon asleep. He was.
.iwakeiied hy u stiiiiii;' sensation, und j
! (,,, ,, Hi.il n-iil of tin. room where
the tublo was all in a blaze. He rush- j
l mil nfihf.l.inr Imi um n,lnnniil
,( dragged the body of his mother)
from the" house. The womau hud i
heen roasted to death and was a hor 1
..;i,i,, ,a,i 1
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1 11 11 rn i" leiiir
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on vesterdav from ;
1 .ilurtreisljoro wuci slated that there I
1 , , , , , , 1
t. hud not ate anything since last August, '
was 11 mti leiti iiuiL: ut liiiiL 'iiu u nuu.
1 1... 1 i 1 .. 1 ....
mil (iiiiiiniiiiMn,iiiiiiiiiiM-jn1ii,iii.-l
casionally a small lu of candy She .
lew days ago engaged in the trial of
a cause, when some remark was made i
that the iiiro look n. be a rellection
011 him-eli'. lie ai'oso and huid. -1
now decline my court null and void," 1
laid aside his cut, rolled up his sleeves 1
and said, "Now. if you want anything. ;
you can have it." That limb of tho i
i -.ii . .1 1 .
law 111 ended to maintain the dignity
.!.
! ot ins court.
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ii i:i.
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If you need anything in the
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you will save tunc niul money
bv
culling at
W. L LONDON'S.
lie is now rcceivin
a lal'.'O block of
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PLOWS
AN) rL()Vi;UASTLV(JS,
cu- li n.i
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Avery's W'utls' Unproved Kentucky.
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lluiucbtiiiigs.
Hoes, Shovels, Folks, Uukes,
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and anytl.ing u farmer needs.
Gaife Seed aol Onion Buttons.
Has received this week a large lot of
TINWARE
extra cheap.
Can give vou u 15AK0AIN in '
(X)OK STOVES.
Another lot of those cheap
Ti
sofas, cnAias, &c,
itisi receiM-ii. nave on nalnl
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bU' Jl UK
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Canned (roods of all kinds.
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H huge slock of
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a huge stock of
DXIY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AC,
which will be sold extra cheap for
cusli to make room for Spring stock
If you are owing me any thing I
would like yon to cull and settle, as I
want the money before 1 go North.
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and call ut
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Aug. 21, 1882.
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Carpets. Mattings, Ac.
Kvervthin- XKW, (HFOICK and
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