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THURSDAY. Jl'LY
H. A. LONDON. Editor.
,
:; o' -
l'oI.ITiCAI. jfossip IS HOW ! X'lll
yected to the subject of the l'lesi
.1..,,v.,l .'..! inn iif ic't rear, lllid
' .. . , . ...!...
Villiotis ate tlieonjeciuicN as i" mioj -
will be ilif cnlidhlaos of ill.' t'l "h
Wiilm-i,uit s'i'i:i.stolKOiMson"u
any verv decid, il pit fer. nee us. to
. , ",, , .. -ii i,,
WHO lie on nonnin i i in-
tiers of the parties are somev liat ,"t
a loss to know uhorive their liio.-t
available lu'tiu am! f lie m.-es' have
thought little or noihing on liic -uli
jcet. Ncitlit r I'oiuiiiMtiii!; cohvi -nt inn
will be hcM in. til ii''t ;iniii:er a
year hence ami co.i . ut y a !
guesses now ma 1 may he v, ;y vi !
of the mark, iv cut - may on r ami
developments be inaih' wit bin a year's
time vhich nriy !.'ic-- into piomi
lience some iiihii or men. w ho are lejw
Bt'arcely thought of.
AVith a view of ascertaining the
itrift vi public sentiment upon this
Subject the N'ew Vol k Times, over a
month ago. sent letters to about -Inn
persons in all parl.i of the l'nite'1
States asking auswi is to the follow
ing (piest-ion-:
1. Who is most t'r ipiemly spo
ken of by Republicans in our ieiiuty
as their tirst choice for Presidential
cantlidate in iss t .'
II. What "tlur n;iiuts are men
fioned ?
lit. H;)o ii itost fi'etui.'i'tly men
tioned by Demociats in ymir m .'gb
borhood as the'r lir-t ehuiie fur
Presidential cam lidate in l d .'
IV. What ot her nanu s arc men
Soiled, in about w!:;t order. n indi
cating their pi ul,ii it;. .'"
One of tin . -i it-rtci--."lib the above
'lieslitniS was mldlessi d to the editor
if the Hkouu'. to which we r. piitdas
follow s :
"The masses of tl.e ' '. pul I'.icnn
Party in thi State l.av- nt:iiii.g
tvhatever to do v. i;lt lectio:: of
dl'leirate.s to the N'alio'ei! Ib-J nb'iciiti
foio'enti-.r.'--. ai.tl feith. r h: nor
are aliowi tl to cpie.-.- any opinion or
choice as to who -i i : 1 1 '. be their si
de i( e-mdidate. Ti l-- i ail l.au:
aged ol- -llXe.1," by the F. b iu! olVice
iiolders. and :: I in; merely
obey tin mil l's of the htad.-o," tinir
rt spective ill pal t lie ut at Washing
ton. Yo'ir ' ptesj ions, t le ri 'fori-, are
alci.lale.l to p; o .o!ve a sii;;!e.
li.c name mo -t ti-.-o
tinned b V ! 'im i" a. - ' - 1
ltd Tilde... who
di'framl. d of his olii. e in
other names un :n i. iii-'d
Clevelaml. an I Me.i:l.
howi'Vcr. to t e tha. s
.i':,.V lllell
ihft , f .sum-
11 think was
lsTC. Tlie
ar.' P.-i.-a.-d
It isj.riip. r.
o lar as l ii v
knowledge ext'-lcls. S..utb. i- '
erats have no i'u ."di d prof, i" in i "
liny Pi'csideiiti.J :r :iit. but
heartily surpoit anv man win
.'Host a.'ccptab'e to the
"an carry tin" lar...'"-.
North"!-" ,.e- ''
Ai' v'-i!'"'" -' v"'
received nil I piibll-nt
Times'' ;a-l w( el., ami
that Til. b'li is the choice
(icrats and P 'in, ti o . 1
North and
Sillliiber of
II -.
I by tie
ll.ey -ho.'.
.f the Pell,
.iec of the
republ.t aiis. 'l'i'. lell was t!:.- I'r- l
dioii-e in 12i 1. tiers. Mel oi,a!d T'J
Bayard :tl- Hancock witii the r.
niaimlcr snitliiiug. Among repub
licans. Blaine was lb,' ''is! . 'i. . . e in'
10.-!. Arthur I. II b.nmds oT. (ban:
10 and balal.ee di'.i led luiiotig II
dor.eii others. The .-tivnuiii of .Mr
Tildell. as thus .h veloped. i.sihpii.
ing to many persons, espi :..!ly io
those wboiiave pn temb it to think
that, he was a j.iif.. lytic imbecile. 'I he
personal popiihiiiiy ol
among the republican...
these letters, nrtsl l.i' vi
to the friends ,.f ,h.il gi-1
will no ih.aot ie iii- i' ii
his name for t he n. .initial i
it is understood that h"
declined to r..ou lin in 1
Ni i-. I ilni in
as stiown by
,-y g at i lying
,; id, ..an. i.i.il
11 1." I i u ,'e-e
.ii. all 1. on. Ii
has hitheito
"A sriiiKt' in iw i -vi -ts iMiion l; the
tcle-grai'li i..!;a!us ot tin' I iillt.l
hiatus, ami it is probably the most
imvort.tnt and serious strike that has
over ocuriMt in tnis country, not
inertly bi'i'iiiise ot ihelcrge number
(about Fl.iiiHii vlc hav:' joiutal ii ;t
but bei'anse of t he manner in w hich it
afl'ectsthe juib'.ic g. uerally. Prompt
ly al noon on la.i. Thursday these
operators ipiit work all over the
country, mid positively declare Unit
they will not u s nut work until tin ir
demands arc coi,'ipiii.l with. It is
the hl struggle of labor against , it vv as 'J.Toi). A recent census taken are hrighti r t Inui tin y In,', e bet u f,u
raiiital. Tin operators et.mplain that three lie-uidis ago shows our popula- i I he pas! The i - tei n Noi i h Curo
1 ... ti..,. 1 1,.,. . .. t.. I ooo .... :.. i: : i. .1 : i ... .
11..,.. I.n... I....... iivr.ru i ii'io ,1 on un
i nt im . -
ilerpaid, that dining the past ten
years they hav e lain mailt) the vie ,
tuns of .seui.'i unjust 'iinl tu.ueci's
tary reductions ol way. . tt the hands
of u wealthy coi-por.itii.u. All their
coinplainbs ware disri 'aided and
their grievances were treated wil.li
contempt. Therefore they have made
common cause against t' iroj.ptiss
cs and tpiietly ipiit w. .L d'husf ir
they have violated no law. have in
dill .-ed in no excesses of any kind,
and above all have purstu .1 no threat
ening or compulsory policy toward
Ciose few epeiiitors who have not
joined in the strike, 'ihis course is
..vi oni v l.roi.cr and coiiitui nd ib'e.
..... . .... , !
litic foi tlnitl'v tliev will
but is pi
siTim1 and retain the public syiunti lminc-- houses t.nd handsome j.ri
tliy. Vsually "stiihers" losdlii'svui- '-' ri-idcncc :md hotels.
',. . ,,' l" l j e I lliii'l't l'l'ifit out ill v til :. 1 HI
natliv of flic mimic 1'V liiterlenii.' ' . . . , .. -,
1 1 . . ' . , Clt'lls.! ;li Mtlue tliilt. to DM.' l"t ami!
with and .Im'xio;, nee to those who ,u. M1. r,ulUlm.; u-.MlM In
take ,li'r places. If these telegraphic j lee.-ritt d vvetli suspicion." I will ren t
strikers continue their hnvt'ii1. ivu-- 'to only one. Ten years ao I'm' t'.et
inland ordclv policy tluv will not : u-onla-e on Pa! ton Awn ..' v. c t of
1 - , ll'l i ... i ....... t . I' ..I,..,
! oi.lv be em'oura-cdbv-puh'.iesvinpii
i . . T
thy out I).- maternity ami suostan-
tiaiiv aided. iiM 1 filial: v fi..ice the tel
; Tii' iii "or:,n;n v to conn' to terms.
irnpaiiy to come to terms.
the strike colit iniies it VCl'V
j i; 1 1 if; fs viih business of
j - -v .'
c.oscd iiii.l others cannot 1 ! ansact
. ,
,s ,
ltJ
lia I ol l J o jiiioss le ouiri'il
ol
nearly
, from t.
'..ppivei,
fapii .-.af.oi.s tiM'V cannot
ia'e thi' i;npo!-(.iiii,' of tls
-.tri!; wl'i. li i . t!ic talk' in
us ..)' tlir cMimtrv.
en at
tlie ci
T.
- Ass.it-'.a! ion. at its meet -t'd.
in l.iiie. lssi. adoj.i
oi- -oil hoiiing the Pros
point different menib. rs
prepare statist ic.i ami
nt t.
th r. ,,!'
! essays to be rc.it 1 at tin' annual con
1 volitions of the Association. In uc
cord. nice with this tesolution the
pit -'i:l President of the Assoei,-.t ion
has appointed as the essayists of the
next convention ('apt. S. A. Ashe, of
the News O'.'-a : ver : Dr. Palcmoi:
J .Im. of tin K i.ili. th t'ity I'aro'i
U an ; aiitl W. ('. 1'.; win. estj.. of the
Morgallion Mo.i:;i,ii:;eci-. W'edoiibl
not that the essays of these gelit'e
men will ! bot!i higVy entertaining
and insl met ive.
AC :: k
.o:iri"il I..
KM' of the New
: writ in:.'' a scri
lllll.
: a series ot
:;. or sale of
'.".: 'o'iii'. rail-
.. Mor. head
artii-'es urg:.g '-I- h is
the Al!::ii!'c .'.'e'l Norih
road (now t iinniiig i'l o
to ioldsbo n'l to the ('
Yadkin V.' lhy Ii. It. C
ui'ee.s that Ic so doing.
ne I'lai' ami
l.lpaliV. lie
iml l,!:i'.!ing
a lull 1 from ( ! .'id -born' to I'.-iyel te-
i!!o. a grand eintiai i . ut L 1 be
e-lai.':isiii d from the se.t shore to the
liioimiaius ihal '. ii! rt a'ie I he hope,
of ihe i ariiest advocates of i aiir. adi
if -'lis ii'i.c. and he a!-o c.tlis niteii
t ii iii to the fact that thi.- m -tetn 'had
its birth in Chatham county. l':l:y :ive
yeas ago". In proof of thi.. . state
ment !.!' say. the follow i.i ; :
l.i Chaiham ioii;i.y. Augu-l 1.
lSU'-i. a liUiiiber of ci;i... i:s of the
s of Chat ham. I!an l.-lph.
(i inl'oi d an I ( bang.', to the immbi r
ot , , I -.'. !.. I ,,r more, a -ml.:, d
in I:-.. '!', a I m. eting. at I he hml -e of
U ii.iau; A. hi .g!.i. in lie- i,.o. n -I of
the great C- iitilll S' ,-tt 111 vv hieh
Pivsid. ni ('..Itlwell. of the ri"i'., r
s'l v. la i I been writing Up ill hi'-
N'.ili.bel'.s of Calilol:'' d K 1 1 ' '- ll.i.'
ami tl
tl,.-!'
Cc.ro!
K.
:e year I.
iddi i ss I
'fi
noma! to
if of'
so'.iii ion :
ni ol i hi -
ll. e
na was j a.
olved. Asa
f inie, n.i!
I ihls
kind o
as it, 1
tunilv
a. it v v ,
s Iroiu
W il !!".
,.!,! 1:1
.-I, ,1.1
t.. the
'!
act l
: nl :
a: ..
on :
a i'.a;
mark
Ac
Yadl;
C 111 s
l' ri
car i
p.op
ii o.id I
i le u
.rdin. i.i I inn, i., ;': .,.
in 1'..., He.;:;..
ihe 'Fay, n.
-el u a , eh, ,
un, ici I alo :,. a, i
oi li.'ii
I ilel
I tl.
of i ai r, hi. I. a id iii
si , li in No. I ll ( 'al .'ill
vv al I'lU'ili-u:!,'.''
Ashciii!e,
always alVoi'.
the grow ill
Pi osi,. iiy.
1 . lie p. as. na
ll
:.e ll.e
ni.v tow ii or i
Mi
State, rii.l ii is v.iih .-iu'
tVi- ait- eii.ihli d to publish
ti-tii's as to tin' won. lei ful (
Adii-v lilt . Al ti e balnpiet
mi" sta
ow:h of
given i" 'I'.'t tovv n to ti.
ciatioii.s of North and S.
I'n.sA
ith Carol
na
a i.i.iiiiier of loa.tswere given alul
speei in s ni.idi'. Among these toast
was oin go'i'ii liy the editor of tin
Ib.ci.ii. a, l'o',!,,u ..;
"A-i'K' n.i i: ''l'iie ( :een city of
the W.
May its prosperity ever
continue to
"p pace w it h t he enter-
prise and hospitality ot Its citieiis.
In rt -..vnse to this toast a pi I'i'li
vvns nia.le by the Mayor of the town,
which was rftevvvaiils published in
the Ashe, ille Citieu and t oni whit h
w e copy the follow ing :
"Now a tew words as to on- pros
perity, and grow t!.. W ,,,ir "ily
has made rapid stiides both in popu
lation ami wealth during the hist
three years, still our increase in both
respects has been gradual and regu
lar, and therefore substantial. In
1.M1D. our population wasltss than
i.tilMI. In ls7l it was 1,100. JnlNStl
'"" " 1 ''"" to-' '" -."".', 1111 in- ,
creas... ,,l .op.r eil.t in less than .1 ;
.V al s.
( ),ir ineieaae in w alt h litis been if
! anv 1 lung, more astonishing than our
growth in population. InlsTd our :
taxable trojieri v was less than .-.dlKI,- j the natinal resources. The poiiiple-
thid: in lv.2. J0.7J7. and in lS.Sl!. , tion of the Spartanburg and A he
our iiicr".-K : alnii ly more tn.ui a'vi'l" railroad gives us ;i direct eon
tpiartcr of a million, or an increase of ; mi tion w ith Cli.irlt's'.nn. The A she
ll") percent. While this inert use is j villi and Ihu iisiille Ihtilfoad opens
not eoutined to any one pal laciilur I upauot her sect um of country abound
locality it is iicie noticeable on North j ing' in wealth extending as it vvul in
a. id S'.tiih M in streets ami P.iltou ' an air -line math to the gie.it Ohio
Avenue. 1 ue increase on Ninth j
Main Street is .jf'Jo.tKIl). on Smith
Mam SilotllK), (in ration A eiiue
about ? 7 a, til HI, all during the histidie State pt in t rating tin' Soul h At-
three yais. Ten years ago t here j hint ie section. With this bright
vvas not a single, house on Pattoti I iiro..i.cci before us. judging' the fill in e
fllil', Mt'Nl 't IlaVWMiMl .sll Cl t. :
ill tlirsP ldi'iilitii'K rviili-luvs of!
c.dtli ,iety Im olistivtd in litl-e !
,.7,' l ' 1 ' 7
: tln Oruud cut ml now stanus. soul
: fo,. sit,.,., . t ln-.-t- months -V feet.
t tin
!..!.. for Sl.sOd.
'l'h:
niy one ol' t in1 1 1 kui y evidence
ITpid II Ivanc". -. have !"
HO . I
M the t-ity vv r. u :m n
nun.
iii'i-
'Lit III'
capaelt V ol t ;u.te -.Oil!' :
Amou- our note!., ve naveinrce
I . e a ;ii' to In io:i:i.l ion v h i v
in
the Slate
We Imvi
i nan ! n -it
II'S M'0 v i- Il'I.I Ol
V iiel'ea !
three.
Oar UKii'ul'actiir'i:-'' enterprises,
coiisisliiig of f cjiidi ies. iiiachine
'sltoiis. j.iunin,.' mills, .i ist miMs. to
jb.'.co lactone -, p':;;-ami smoking.
.i'-e too 1. dio.lS I ' l niellt ''o't. If .l.l
will wa'k out on i he veranda of oi lie
hole! I morrow nio'i :,!;; al 'o'clock
y...; will he i' '!'t i- . :mlii d io i'ori'i
au idea by tl.e nnii:lei' of .c.tm
. wdiistlet heard in i ery direction.
'Cl.e city i.. :.j i t ,i l eg on! m ail
'direct i-i!;s, new in bisi n('s in e sjii ing
ill;; lip lte;i!y everywhere. Tin iv:h
now I ii I Mil' . it is i'l I lie iimii -t u' t he
me n j
llMltSe
u. i.e.;'" than
!:-!-: ! i -g" of
..ami-l.v.llin-.s.
C og: i's, in im:c
'trt-its ol
.x mile. .1
.:!.s. Ii.ii him
100 II. "A
I.leloi'it .
We have
1 1'itihim.'
Which V.e
the i.'l-t
our p.
h'lV.
i VA I'lV I'
in i :
mh I y.
it.r
In
V ot
o-.v lie,:: i
v.iii.e ;, I
-l W.lier
! ne; s on
.lilt if.
the I.e
o H orn c
unit. liu i
lid.
'list
!: I!
our
' cli V V.
-I rec! ..
ing thr.ni.di
c lor in. in
t...s. i;,, -.
uuli .1 pre,
'.: I ie, I a;
1 '..hat ha
I lllel c. -e iii
Il r. n
.11 lueciiu nl
all in. la':
urng a.
i f a '. !
w 1
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sii
li
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H i- t.'ia
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l'i
bi. Ugi,!
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b.e-cd
!:.! lie.
V In
three V
the W,
to
ita'. -
p.i-s ..
ami p
tllll. s
w a
i n -
e.i I'l th
:. 1
!.ia:.::iil.
vv i
this c
the ii.
Siat.-s.
the elf
Ii- i e, Hi
illli i'V W I.
No e.e,
ill is 111. .l
i,,i v s.npa
;.r. We ,
eel e, n'l,
l'i,
flee
III o . -.-
a p..
til
V, in'IV V .! lit
v ill. :' e, i,i a
ill ihe so, 111,
t lel l h W t -I ;
hollic.illarai
'.i.ibiled have
::. world. No
i"! e ; I, an ih ni
.'. li.tt i' ll l'i ill"
o ll .'111, ...11, 1
io i..ii iii '! ie
. o le.illv Ie ;r
A-!e
b.'IW
tin- li:eh .va
,i . ic and 1 1"
a:l ion 1 i ur.il
l.n - s v.!., . .
en t he Me I lis
I i el' i. ill- c.l V I
o:i .1 in vm
last Ihlee
d p.
... W.
ie a -e of
i iciiiiil;.
oi' Wllell
t-ell to -
i. iii I. a l
Old ilpp'e
' '' '
; !.r. Ml in
. v H iding
my. nli.cii
I o pi r
li oni ti.es
s. li.ng in
.Id.
i toll, of
1 11,
ill
.. ii ma! ki t .
l.,!.er. of Vl
lai'i'ia.
in un
black
( tin
limit :cli -hiii
,:i -i-; ing
.':.! 11.
I sujplv. ,1,
- en ill I".,
'
'
:i,,
v I,
!l cut down ll! .
-! man'.- In ad
111. ;!uT t 11 HI 1 111
I tills hall. i,!i!l
ilie . ol lllollsall.
nb
siliddi'd Willi 'ie giitlil oak. inli'r--pei-s-i
-.v'th hickory, as'.:, a lam. In. 1
l'i it to the hlsl lili.o. l, iap!e that sells
lor s lull p, a thousand feci in market.
Iliiliio'.s ot' I'l i-t of Vl i.lie iiill . Tl.
give Villi sol',1 , leu oi il'C iiilllil-ni.e
V allie of out' 1 im I " I' rt'soin ee : I v. ill
i-Ll-tn.'., bv .-:.v :i, . i i.:.l ..oni" Veals
ic.u s
ught
v "''
.'.i.;.
s .'1
laud
dele
I. 1.1 it 111. I,
a i n in in
Oi' te !.t I
i '..:. I th:
bin. k vv:.!,,
i;
,;V ,
e.-llPv
Ut I''. 'I" I ic - Oil
he giv i f: ,r he
Ihe till .i It l'i en,
pav for uiioihi r.
I u mor
tll.ti
farm and lee
bcr Ie .ug h t
wet- r T.ovv er
I'l.
t (III-
er is us ti 1 1 : 1 1 hi : das our
oic-t.. I I.e t A o toget in ! (il.e mill
ami the trees! right Hi tic edge of
the railroad, wit Ii the world a! our
backs e'liiiuoi nig for our I iinln r. gives
ii.-, .ii nun, en .( iiicoiiie upon a sin. "II
outlay. Kight in ti e ''Miiie iieighb a
hood are found rich mini s of Miei
copper, iron. mica, tin uiiduiii nod
ol her minerals t o numerous to nun
t it n. 'V'lth all ihese natural restuir
ees of -ult ll sin I'ouin ling us ; with
Ashcvilln in the center, can it-be a
wonder that ue have mole than doll
bled our population in less than tht i e
years 1 ( l,ir prospects foi (he I'utun
I'li.i i it in out i ma u i ug c st. ion i .iti i
v.lt-h the great Norlhvv.st c.lmiot tail
to stuiiulnle great Iv ihe adv aiiceim nl '
'of Asheiilk. wliiie the extension of
the. Jluektown lualicli will t.peii up it
section of count rv v ast iv rich in a'l
river. I he French
railroad passes ihioi
f'.road Valley
Ii hit n; the
niost Mihiab.e and i n best .-eci ions nt
lV t ilti I'llsl I think Vf lllllV Will t
nililiul in t l 1 1 1 : m :t fuliiiv f,,r tu
'nuei u city of J lie wist' mm t W,l ioilr,
h.iu tht" past. iVn't 1 alarmed !
uiiiii; num. All tin-tort tines in this .
oii.iti'v have not b. en -!ii'intil bv '
.-ojih- lucky p.Tsou. Hit- country no reflection on his courage to :iv
uboui.iL 'ih fort now lying . that ho diil inn hanker ufti'i- a lifii- j
iil'.c, v uiting n c'aiciaiii. Come nnU cu'ty with this Amii.on in pautu
bi ing your capital with you uul in-1 loons.
vest tu real estate-. Bun hoiics, buy j It i now pven out from hea.1- :
vacant lots, buy farms, or invest it ; tiual'tel'S that the l'resi.Ient's tiil) to!
in mountain tamis or nianuiaciui ies.
i hae lived in t hi - .-.ciiii ry all my
life. 1 have observe I closely the ad
vat.ee in' i hi., cit v ami t his counlrv.
I'a-.e none a targe Ou-iin s-i in iva1 it tins sort ol tiling goes on it will
e. talc. 1. :vc been a..s i.it d in like pretty soon be deiuoii.st rati il that the '.
bushi s- v :.t h o hers. I have yet to ( levi rnnient is to inakn a million or
see or iearn of a single instance ot.two by the operation. '1 hey say:
!oss to too purchaser of real estate, tht re are to be in) telegraph lines-
l'ie or ; i ycais ago a neighbor ol en t ted atnl nothing tb )!ie that v.-o.ild
mine b e.i ,hi a farm and g iv e 1 1 i.i iJ. i not be done whether ho went or not. i
fori!. ;i : monthsag i les.-id -s.iii) ! I'hii may al! be tree, but I happen!
w-.t-Jh of it and tel . --is .,')! for to know that Mr Aithur caused in f
the i . ma: ii.li r. Aii.c ie r n. an boiig'it .puries to be made of the Signal oflicc
a la. in in 17:! tor .V'..'1 1 1 an 1 refused v.hetherthat leartn:etit could ex-1
."'id.Ovio six months ago for tin sione tend the leli'gi'iph lines in time, and i
laud. Tin -C are not isolated insian- that an atlil'mative n:e'i i' was given, i
ce.-. b.u such has hi i n the rapid dc-. It is absurd to s.iy that such a trip1
vei.j.iiei:L of the coiimry. that a and such a party going at (iovern-.
gent i.e ii it of pro -p. iii ; sceiiis to ii'etit epelise costs nothing. JSnt it ,
I :tv c .,,-! : .. .1 upon c . : v : lung. Come ir? Itot likely that the people w ill be-1
and bring our c:ij iia! if you have grudge the epi use or make any fuss 1
any to bring, ami if you have no cap- about it; and if Mr. Arthur were not j
ii :il conn an ! bi ing v oar i "i rgy mid aniniM for a re nomiiiatini doubt
we w iii furnish yon the capital to less hi- would Dot have got scared!
begin .oi- with ami vv ill
;uai..itee
to: 1 1
intui t .
Oitr iis!iin-;i(ni Letter,
li'.-'ii
W'.s,.
Will, nil
ill Washin.
Oils II i!l".ie
and t lu ll i
I !ieiii-.. I--,
m-.li:;' I..
'..!ar ITii'-'ii-lrlil. '
l. C.. duly 'Jl. '.s:5.
il In r i in ei characters
we liavc a lew not oil
,!.s w ho ait ( cry now
: soinet hilig to make
nil more famous
Dr M ;rv Wall:er and
il. Iva I
i. .. I are perhap.i tlie most
"o. and I liey bol h belting to
' . -!.- ::,' milnleil. so-called
ii. .its older. There are
i le who t llll their livelihood
111 tl.e .1
men. a:,
ale I pr-
l esaiii:
1 i : v in
j 1 ices ,
bi.'tl.i"
liie;c i..
o. atioiis usiiallv loiloweil liv
I v ho ai e still ladii
o,..
.1 in tl.cir deportment, not
. tiui'r u foi' si ial
- or .,v
i a c a
in th-
',.' I V
and l.'tl.iiiif their
icio.i level wiuT their
saine bii-in"ss I!"'
out name, asiipnostd
law;- er a : I claii.i attorney, who be
lole.s t-l a diil'i 1. lit bieed. ' She lid' s
:.!. ii town on a tricvile. and has a
I. ami in a .I'm many things. I -
art at nt i .lli. ia'.s had rather i-ee a lei!
-ro'.vn "st,iei:ei i'iiie iutothi loom.;
th-.ii t- have to eolilioiit her She
t lii.s b hi. t a!:. I never consults the
.u.v.'l.ieiici . or v.i-iii.-i of anvboib'
vise ivi.en .d.e La- b:i..ini s to nlti nd
Io. 1 lie i. tin r ,1,1V she luvadeii II
ol'ii e of C, iimii ,i, i;u r Ihidley mi
:i,-ist, I , ., ,, jug I,, jll-.l i'l 11. Iv lile'e I
iv.i i.lv or thirty persons who wi:e in
v ailing when s,i calili' ill. l iie Com-U.i.-.iolnr
slell down ot; her politelv
iiiai infoi'iin d Lit courteously thm
or four tin,, tlmi si,. must take her
I i. I . Shi- pel sisted ill hav ing hi l
- ie lie :i and there an I pi. ml. .1 h. r
s. b' in front of I, in ih ,1, '.villi the in
t-iili .uof compelling atlei, lion, l'i-
n iilv. in si If th ft n-e. lie informed
h. r point bl.mk that he va. etig igrd
in i.'.- ate conversation will, a ..enlle
man: In. I he did not want her to
ie, a i b.'iii' vv tin I was said, and Hiat. if
she del m.l take a .eat he would . f
cole , lit ,1. much lis In- might dislike
I. to a-.k her to I, hi,' tlie room. For
Ihe i-.i lime j.) ! er tl
cm ei; v
el .9,11 a ,', nt was li.I.eii iiba. k. and
utter giving him a stony stare tor a
!i,,i,:ent she gathered In iself up ami
fris:,., ,.ut of the i,...:,i in a towering'
i'l. ,.. Iii the court room her conduct
;v. u,,.,.; ,, tl,,, same purport. I have
u;u.,l .),lo,. Wylie npii.tedlv tell
her to - ii dow n, and v 'lay .ludge
Cai lei', all out of liaiiitne with her
coarse persisleiice and ignorance.
told her liiat i he Lucy "no mori
ab ni! law than Nieho, h mas did abtiuf
sec.l.d liilth."
din irrepressible I r .Mary Walker
for ials besiegetl the head of every
executive tlcp.n tiiii iit wiih iuiportu
niiiiifoi' position, lbr pel tonicity
limnly had such an effect on the
C"l I ir'.tiiiv of i'.;.')iH( muI' 1! iiitvv.'ll
at the time Secretary of the Treasury.
Iht he vit Ll.il to the extent of 1 1 11-
p, .. lt. t,!,,,,.;,! ,,.n,. ,,iji,.,.
if . I,, would take off mens ciothes
an 1 a. .av herself in th.' habiliments
, f i u -r , , , 1 1 se vi . She indigiian; lv it -
.;s, 1 ),, u.-c iie to the conditions, but
a vi ai or two alleivviirds she astoii
s,,-i j j,,. Tivasurv oilici.ils by pre-
senli; ... a ,. i .d lop jny as a clerk
ll .l.i ! i.e period of (loVtTlior J St lilt -w.
h s ,'oiidilional I'l oiui.e. ( f
course she did not
it. Whtti
'iiiiudsive
that w aim heal led an
i hil l oi the w. st. 'feller, was made .
S. ci. ' o y ot the interior bv I'rcsiilent .
A i ilea. In! 'blandishments pi. vailed,
Ii - a , ...ult d her to a ell ikshoi in
tlie l'i i.sion bureau, and she was .!s
sigi.iit to a division in which a con-
si lei al ue miiiiber of latiit Wert! I'lll
ploved. 'I'htse ladies never betaiue
a.'t'iistoined to her peculiar style of
ai. part 1, ami kept themselvea aloof as
much as possible, which she lepi. I
Will II III.' OpportlMllt V tlltel't'il Ml. a I
looks and tone of scorn. Mtie neeiued '
always tit take the greatest pleasure
m marcliiiig into their midst when '
., ,, ii-i
t lit V vv el'e eatliei ed in tliell' dresslii..'-
,.., ,,Mk:i:g their toilette. ll
Mai v i . uialoubledlv. a vei v remark-
al'leied able iicisoiui ge. but she has
in.l
el, ik
' ved I
If to be mneW of a
.. , ,.
t ..mini- .oner Dudley has tor
a l'.n-
ume i. ceii convince, I t.i nei
ini'liii icier, ami has hinted such to
(lie .vecit tarv, but not dai ii.'' to beard ,
, t ne Ii
h.r -
ess in her dell. She went oil
nn.il v.icnlioii st viral weeks
since, ami Commissioner ludhy
seizi i ihe l.appy occasion to addrtss
hi l'al ote that hi r sei vici .-i Woiihl
i,( be 1 eijuii t d af It r the lilst of Jul v.
Ile received a 1. !ti r from her in rei iv
sav in.' t hat ..he should it t urn to her
ihsl; in a sh, a t t nae and that if ht.
uiuleitoo!; to dischaige her she would
make it warm tor him. She ret ut ncd
hlS WWk Hill! l0!Ci t til for tlllt V. but
wms U.)A t It-.l ,..r -.I...;.- ul.-.l.-
in enj; u d ly h f 'lUuCLssor. She re-1
tired tiinl in yet no demonstration has
been made. Coumiissioiicr J .itl-v
is a battle-scarred veteran, but it is
th i cHow.stoiic lurk net month'
will not coM the ei ninent any-
, thing. The forage (saved, of (iovern
meiit hoists, will liav nil expenses
about it. 'i here is no reason whv
Ihe President should not take a trip'
if he wants to. but then is also no
reason for sip. ing that he is dread- '
fully ovenvoi ked. No President ex-;'
ct pt (iii'iit lias ever taken thing's j
easier, and the ipiotution from Mr.:
Tlldcli leceiilly t xpreshing the notion
that Aithur's labms ware chiefly'
gastronomic aptly expresses a solid
fact. PiioN,).
A Siinke Story.
I rni llir Whlii'.l.i.' iit.-rerisi..
Some years ago Mr. S. C. Potts, ai
l'h uiingioii. caught a large tatlle
s:iakc with S rattles and a button
lie put this snake in a cage and kept
it from one spring tint ! '.lie following
winter. During this t :m" ihe suai.e
did not eat one inoiit ht ni and drank
water only t wice. I poll one occasion
a bhi'li bird lva's caught and tilaced in
thee.ige. 1 lie sliaki; st ruck Ihelitrd
which immediately died. The snake
partially swa'lovwd this 1 del and
threw it up again.
lti r this.
Inue ami again rats wclcpiacol in
the cage vv it Ii it. v inn it won,, I evince
fear, being made angry il wo.iM
Miiko th rats, but they were never
known to die. though kepi iii the
cage lor d tys and days. Miiii' linns
being struck lime and again. Al
length a large rat was pu: in the
rage and by con-lanl wo'iving the
siiake was made to 'tlil.e i! tun
"id
it. again. I lie rat too liecame aegi v
, ami poilla-ed upon the snake, call.:',)
,j- it by the rattles ai.d bit tlelu oil'
i, Tin re i. lmbt but thai the rat
,. " vvas struck for ihe blood would lio-.v
''''
tiom tlie place, an. 1 t lie t Wo points
a! whih the fangs entered VVele
plainly visible.
No ,.- the ou"sl ion ai is,--, why ilid
ie.; the nil. die.' Js there ai y pecu
liarity about ai;!t wbi-h "isiires its
'He against a snake Lite oy lia.l th,-
snake's stock of poison been rxhaiist j
'il and dried up by its long pontine- ;
nient. or vmis its stock exhausted on '
the bird and did its starvation and;
hunger prevent n iroiu ot ing renew-
d'
i -
A Terrible alannly.
A iicsoalcli troiu Itaitimoi'e. dati d 1
I ll u iiist . mivs : "A terrible ealam-
ity occurred al North Point Tivoli,
an excutsioii resort, on the I'atapso.
ten miles from this city, about 10
o'clock last night, by which many :
lives were lost, the number being'
cstimati-al i( between sixty ami sev '
enty. The aceiilciit was occasioned
by the giving away of the outer pin -1
lion of a pier oil vvilieh Hevela! lulu j
1 itred persons were coi igregat "d aw ait - :
ing' the boat to ret urn to this city. !
l'h locality is on a -anall bay. distant :
ahoiit t wo miles from North Puiiit .
, light house. It was formerly known i
in Holly Orove, ami wan tin: first j
1 regiih'.r "emion phn'e lit led up neaie
th'e city, about lil'tten years ego. mid
! was the most popular resort at that j
lime and for several years afterward. 1
A special dispaicli frotii )i'iiiii ain.
Ti viiv, says that last Snndiiy nght
a man go I aboard a freight liain on
the Missouri Paeiti" Uailroad, near,
lied liver, and upon his fare being i
demanded drew his revoiveraml kil. :
ed a blal.enian. He then shot il !
second man, li. lined ( ii'innbler. in thej
region of the heart. The latter fell
from the train and was again shot i-t i
tvviee bv t he inurtlerfr who then ran
i nto t lie bush.
. .
Cho'.ern is raging with great fatal-j
ity in Kirypt. At Cairo Its. 5 persons ;
died i.i one dav. i
ORANGES ant! FL0E1DA.
UKTTKIt Til IN llliri.V.KS AM' r.l.OSSOMS
t'NIi:tt A M.W 1.1. Mi.
Evi-n Um lutlinyatr nn,l miuii;.' r,.v.
f K -l.i'a
l" k,',l' li''" "' ii.lnini.l cm-
, ' " ' ''. . .
li..iei nun mil ll.t- el If 'nl tho Neiili. "MuI,
... ...... .. !
..,, n..s nr. J. o. wmi.,.-,. i ivn Mi...
tin., "in l'.niiuu's t..mc. ii mma i.. imvn iho !
w.'i.i r.n-n ii.i.iii,.i ,r ni.-. imvni ,iin..(i..fH
'" "" ' 1 '""'" " '" ""' ,''kM'"' H I
Mi'lieili ' .111,1 .l..'.', lie jouiik I. I'O . Willi lilt III.. Hi
k.riltl,yl, .,..., , ,., ,, ,
f-iist ttlwtt th,eii..nil ir,-..iri..l,i. flit. I in-niint'iil
i..r iimi mixi-i iti-i tiu,i imitHi ii .i t,. uug
'"" k1'" '' "'" it ih.- T..ni.' lmn
n ,'tUy ri'lli vol int. ..T.,,iin'lv i t n irmiLlt .. nut.
! Hi, ' lilt t.lliUlloll ,f II, l' htetna.-ll ,f I.'IIK iHII.Iitli'. j
ll In I tin 1,1. Mil .lil llli.r in, I In vit.m,,l
MtuuirA. lliv .. c.. i.tli i'..t"l,il ii iiii..ii In
ll ltl llll'.l llllir V.ll Ii'., IHKI. Ih" I1.I1IIK Hint
Hit'i.t llilft rrn iil 'll will li.'i'e;tri.. .t t-l m .ly '
l'oiioat's 'r.'Mi' 'I'lit' w,.r.l "tiiitrfer" ar-.j-i'i .1,
f,.r Uif r.'iiH, ii that tinfitiii'i. It'll ilt.tl.'isi ni'tt t't.ii- '
..tHiilly ,i.i'ei Iiii; Uit'Ii' I'irniH ly tuil.ttltiiiliii '
liiI'Ti.-r ei't'i"iiHii,,iin uii.li-r tlie itHiiit t.f (tmtrt'i-,
un, I itsi;.iu,'t- i. .in niiiiiiH.re,iil I'.tv.iiii hui'i'.
illt'lt 1ft 'in-1 Mile, ti itipmiri' llmt i.nr frl -u,l
wili r'ir m iili in. lullif r-,!'U'l ,.l lino titii,.., .
't h, ri' will I ,' n.i ,'li.mir l.t.wi'V.T, in Un. in-,' ,.itiit
t 'l-l'T. thi. -. un...r ihMmm-"r -ltl.KK.H-t 1
T'1 ' i'-1" i.ihm.-I. m If
iti.it wi
Miscellaneous
LATTA &,
RALEIGH, N. 0.
-()
YAH WINKLE GIN. FEEDER AND CONDENSER.
MAM'FACTl'lIKi)
Awfiv.l) 1 Uir (li-M
M'-. a... I vioiil ;ii i in
ii: .ui-l 1 1 .1 .. iii-a i.-l-e .t:i'
Tin: van
Wl.NKbi; (UN
I HON I'ltAMl
Cvi-ry .itrt i-f Un' Oln tins l.i
III. Ill .t--r. III w . -rk i in i . Ii .
I: I I I Ml I.S 111. I 1 I'M. I
ST.T II." ' U'll' vt ll, :... I;hl .-
ir a svvni.j: ins evy i :
e mmm
)l)IK)IiliAIS WORTH OF
diOODM AT COST!!
The 'ai-.i t
to -Iv of goods ever
At and Below Cost.
..I lKY i(X)!S, NOTIONS, MILUXKIIY GOODS
'(uiiistiiej
lil.ADY.MAHi: LOI IIINO, HATS, HOOTS, SHOES,
ami FANCY 0OOHS.
XOIVDOIJ in on.2in ihe above AT COST TOR CASH.
'l'lu--e i Is mum i .!, and AT ONCE. Cash will make the price.-
Persons buv in g-
tinieoi for I!;. rti
What I iman Ie. '.SII is 1 1 money paid down before the goiKls liv
the store
b':nl ya'-ib. b ; ( 'a'i. .. ai ii c, ni s. redui'i d from S cents.
Ull'l v::'.',b Ii t l.-ivv n-. l o cei.i .. reduced from PJ.l to lo centa.
. ( t her 1. 1 '. i.s f i
from ii ci-ni s no. I
Shoes
low i r i h::n
n-.tliit-g II
alnio-l m.l
once an 1 v
an lie
Io im n.bei', auv I rv (loud-. N'otioiir. li.lliinj;. Moots. Shoes or Hats'
al New York ...i ( M! CASH. .NOT ON' TIME. J mean business.
These priiis will In !. I until further in. t ice.
Call soon if 'iu wisli to save niotic .
Pill-bo.o X. '., July J J.
w i P
GEO. E. NISSEIT & CO., Man'fv
! vi i J awwh vw uu, iu.uu i f
i I ACIOHY A T W Al '(ill T0.YN,
Tr y...i waiiit I,- 1. e mi, I ,-i w.-e i. ..,. t Wii-
iiliiinlv ini i'-.i,..-' I . I ii im I,,- 1 1 a W.i..'. n iii.il,'
en!' sail'- -iili il, ; If ,,st -iv in lill:.. lie v l,i I i-.-n
I .j m i . im , v . ii.iv a: "-.in-i-i ..i,i pi I, , - I. w a:, a
l. V!l Hi ilu It s pl'.ill'..ll.v
.1 uly I ' li-i I.
s.,A.CVl
.' J .4,'
I
i . .
...-.-.vf. u ,
J ,', 'i -!.:& .
6i
Hiirdwim1 ol' Every Description.
Sissj, i)oors and Blinds,
I.AIKIKST STOCK IN
June iss:'.
XOHlllS. WY ATT d TAYJLOR,
COTXCIJ COMXVIZSSION MEIICUANTS,
i:Ai.i:i,iii. 7S. c
I'oNsliiNMr.NIS SlU lllll li. Ulnar. si' t'lOCK AM' l'aoMfl' KkTIIIINH IH'AIUNTltKlK
Ffiilllizs Your Wheat if Yon Want it to Pay M
l.oiKl SACKS AMMONIA 1 I'D AND ACID PHOSPHATES,
The llest Fertilizer Made for Wheat and Oats, Now in Depot Kndy fof
Shipment.
! Send your c-rtfe-t to
NOI.IMS,
liltli'lfll. N. I'.. Ht-i.temoei- 7, !SIJ.
it iv ii ,t
, i, fj Jl'IlN VV 10m
FAYl'M'TrA lLIil'i. N- -
II. IV 111 s. 'f .ti,, I (,
fi'tlHlSllllil ft
,nlt. n full llli 'et M.l.iilui l'.v
Kngincs, Saw and tirist Mills,
Cotton i iiis.. Presses, tx:c., X-c., Ac
We nl.., Ii.-iif 1
k Hk'.-t -U-.-ll.-ll . . st-e ttl l
,, lellll H' HI.'. IMII1 I-" t" '-''
h m, ,T..,' sl'll'l VI. INIU t il
e l .,! "Ilell poll Will Hlnl II
..Hill Ill- nine 1.1'. ..re ,lll'-
111, -1.
ti'lti't I
I, .i-.i. !.,
VI VI s
III,,
.i.lstiK
All
Olliet'l
I. Ii'lll -il
l..ll,'..,.l.' .-
July IW.
F. A. I-KH
t i-f Aiiiri l- nii an 1 F"i-
,,,, h-.I Willi I ii'riii. Im-:Ii.i I . n- Um- lui.tit
r UV.ri. W ..n.pilv HtM..r.l
, uiv.'t. sau-i i-ir ,,,
I viieuiur.
Advcrtifcemcnt.
SIVATT,
Yi)i Til!- LEttllATED
AT ATIiAXTA, CJA.
.vil.iiua Cut mil I itu.iii. f.T I'ti-t oinil., htnt
le'.' .
THK KII3S AUK
.MADK OF THK
BEST CHILLED
IHON AN 1
MOST IinproveJ
PATTERN. Tht)'
SAWS of BEST
f ENtiLISH tetl
VlU.;' I'OIN'TED.
vtllh Ui i'H,i., iiitut of nmkiiiK a ii''hlna
iimi will Klyt. iht. vi'ry litwl Ri.imriiJ rc.iulw.
i fie . m 1 1 .i-r. un I. ...ii in ii.,.. Wo itterttt.ira
. I I'lillnil illlllll lllHL'tllllll'y I'l UHIV
July i'l, lsAJ-Uni.
ollei'ed to tl:r people of Chatham
r will In- ehargei! flic regular prices.
ci i t. i.e. I n ss (ioodsof all kinds ami tpialitics'
lyiuii i. Cloth, ii; at your own price. Hoots ami
ever saw them. Notions .Iml Fa i icy Oooils for'
away bi lo.v co.t. If you neeil anything eall nt
W. L LONDON.
SAM'.M P. ('., X. ('.
ii sim. inni ft l,i . .r--. 'he iilmvt, ni.ri'it4. tro r rm
in Hi i.n . .. I flunk Hie ,tiiiini..l fur Ui.-m
li,.,' tlrui ,i,iil.. '.fiy .-t'Vli,iln )t'r nlinwrt llit'lr
r "i ,ir-'ii ,'ia, ti .until', v. n,.i-it ytnir iirtlitrn.'
mi
s,'ii. I r?i'h'i'iiiiu-Hi!ii,l ate vrlinl ihirfio
GEO. E. NISSKN & CO.
THE ALL JtlGIlT
COOKING ST07E.
I ! nii-lcmVi" 1. w.'- ut.s f..r ilitrtiflelurtliM'
TWKNTV-FIVH TliOrSANN
..i iii,..,
ll,M,1!t
SI.H-.'M lilt
I. Itll'V Il lVe
t In'' -! .,il, unit Hint Id u ll'
K'lV.'ll
Entire Satisfaction.
PiUCES VRY LOW.
W i lli, fur lit'-seriiiiivt' Ciiinltigiia and I.IhI t.f
f mi Mimr.'
N0UTH 0AKOIIXA.
JIlillfAGOfJ
JULIUS LEWIS St CO.,
1MLEIUII, N. C.
WYATT
WOOL CARDING.
I AM iirllti w.H'l at my mill im Hnw river
hir tliii-chi.-s- wik Wh I'nu tkuul aH " thtf
I'ltt iK aibl ii-.imIi when Um nr hi brtti-f
ll. tn h unt pi. kfvl. ll iliHtniHluiere ftrriUlr
(tl i .) 1h tn ua-sh uml tfi'i'HHH i lit wh with i lmn
trri'a'st' ,h-tf jxrt-sn will iml tl-). ! Ihn
txn-'iNiii, it !. .-HMtry, mihI innkt m c)mrgt fr It
Inn Dm r.i i.f ilmlnnl. ruNiiiiiMrH muiti hiintf
Miivi r M..in. iliiiir i vrrai ilur.(lH fn ig will
not .!. our prl-t Ir tn-i.vili 1t nr 0 nnm
ht MMiiil. wt'lu-htiitf UnrilU. I Hill lhr trlf1p)
In I t'l'HlliM (ill Hl tilH rtll.t W Nil Will If (MiAttMl ArTIN
Ihe tlV.T. iAXfSi yAcc
F.r WMiitt'littUofkitMiroilitT IIm
i. lliy. Wi'Iowm inimtr chtltlmn
Alll llHHlliltm liAIVUU Mlllilftd
when U.'Hili riuiuil. Clalnui m
t-l-tM'l, riwiMrnUi'ii. liuTfUHt!., iHiunty, lnck pay
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