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TlllKSVAf. MAT 9, 1W5.
II. A. LONDON. Editor.
KL-Af,iu8tieotoall"buHbeen tlio
eft repeated campaign cry of oiir
' in J
"reform-friends. They bate soand -
adit through tbcTr rnMta and by
their uneakera until ft la.i become
ianiiliar to f.ll, firnf
hsd tbo 'Cfrporlttiiity
What they iiau preacned thoy re
jcclud it and did exactly opposite to
that which thoj bad been professing
and promimng. Von, our "reform"
JogiHlators In letjing tlio Stnto tax.
7iiBteiido doing -equal jiiHtico to all",
were ;i.:iv of u gram injutico, .a
'maat bo ttdudlted by nil lair minded
niu, uv iuiu uj nil inn miiimu
' men.
. We refer particularly to the tax ol
'$10 a year on every lawyer, doctor
6r dentist. Thero it no rctiHou why
a lawyer, doctor or dcnlil hliould j
'Imy Una npocial tux any tnoro than
otlivr per Nous in other buaineM. For
TriHtanco, why bhould a poor doctor
pay thiHKHiC'ial tax and a rich banker
fthould not pay it? Why should a
dentist pay it, and u railroad olliccr
nit pay it ? And why should a law
yer pay it, and a high-priced salaried
public dllicer not pay it? Why din.
criminate ho unequally and no un
justly tiguinflt thusu three classes ul'
our citizens? Is this the 'Ttifonii
cm' " idea ol doinjj ''equal justice to
411?"
Hut tho injustice and inequality ol
this tax does not consist only in
levying it on these three classes and
mil on others, but also in tho manner
ol its levy. It is not levied equally
tin thefto three classes, for every
lawyer, doctor and ilentiot, whether
fto to rich or poor, must pay exactly
'.ho s;t mo amount. It is not levied
in proportion lo their practice, like
ho nierc-Jiant's purchase tax. Kvery
mD.-chijut pays his purchase tax on
ihn lunonnt ot bin purchases. It he
?niys$10ti0 worth ot goods be pays
tax on that amount, bill if be buys
hnly 8100 worth ot goods bo pays
tax oniy on that amount. There is
oomo justico nnd equality in this,
but what justice or equality can
there be in levying exactly the same
"amount ol tax on a rich city doctor,
whoso practice is S'tDOO a year, and
on -i poor country doctor whoso
raclico in not 6300 a year? What
honest and lair minded man will say
this is right ? And yet this ii the
vay our "reform" legislators have J
fticled out 'C'u.i justice to all "! I
N'o REfu-noN iu the fees or fa!a
Tie of our iuhlio otlicera has yet
been shown to havo been made by
our late "reform'' Legislature. Tho
Itixoltb has several times called on
our legislatois to iulorm their con
stilueuls about this matter, but thus
hrrlhey have kept silent. Tbo l'r.c
ORD will lake pleasure in publishing
any communication from any mem
ber tA tho Legislature, explaining
and showing what reduction have
been made in tlio salaries or fees ol
our public ollicors. During tho last
eampaign every "reform" candidate
promised such a reduction. They
all declared that loos and salaries
should bo roduced so as to corres
pond with tho reduction in the prices
of t arm products, and tho people now
have a right to demand information
as to whoso fees or salaries were ro
duced. When democrats assert that
to such reduction has been made,
some "reformers" declaro that it is a
"democratic lie". Now, will some
"reformer" plcaso let us know tho
truth about this? Or will thoy con
tinuo as dumb as an oyster ?
JfoT only did our"icforin" legist
lutors notreduco the fees and salaries
of our public oflicers, but they actual
ly increiwtl the number o our officers,
thus placing greater burdens on the
people. This seoms siijitigo and
startling, but it is nono tho less true.
Iu the first place, as soon as the
legislature met it employed a larger
number ol clorks, pages and "labor
ra" than any previous Legislature
bad oin ployed, thus providing "soft"
places for the relatives of tho morn-,
bers at an additional expense ol sev
eral thousand dollars to tho tux
payers. I ben they proceeded to
tTeate and fill numerous, oilices to
reward the uiou who bad bolped to
elect them.
.Now, all this may bo a very nice
"reform" lor these additional and
unnecessary officers themselves, but
e cannot understand bow it affords
any relief to the tax payers!
Tin exposure of two thieving ban k
cashiers, in 0110 week, in our good
old State is rather crowding things
It is a soHs-ation that is startling and
shakes one's confidence in bis fellow
:nen. The larger one is nt Charlotte,
where of course everything is ex
pected to no done on a grand scale,
an l tbo smaller it nt the less anrer-
yr-iBj towtinf Jioxbore-, lliel aa?-
r-viVf-viriiV.
! lotto cashier wuh not content w iih
lcS3 lliail 80,000, but .the JJoxborO
man sooms to have bcon eatinfied
with only if) 000 '
I ,1 ..,.' i tl. rh,,.ir,tt-
I fho exposuio of tlio Cha.lotte
,eaI.ior was a very great stirpriMU-
, ' lie luul boon considered u moist e.X-
ontplary mini in every reject, und
'"- - eMee.ncd by all
it , i . .
1 l.o know bin,. It mccios so Strang
. -- u(, a ni"' fbouM steal and
: '0,umit ,l""r.',;rJ- proves how
yet vhcu tliey 'l',l'l l"J weak is our pour buniatr
v to "iiractice!"""" -'l bow eiy il is (or even
y lo ptatitte, J ,
tbed' thov re- Hie bet twKoa.Mray.
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Lcltl'r From Kavt's.
From the RuUiwf-Miuu iH-ii-.n.-rw.
Tbo following is a copy of a letter
writlt-n l,('ot. Jim. 15. Kaven. ex-
I t.Illi11!U 0f the 11 publican State e-
I cc.t.tive committee, to Col. II. C.
ICowles, of Statesvillo, a member of
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lue Uiiil'iimi neouoiican commiure:
l)E.v Htii-Y.mr letter of a few davs
: i.:..t ..u o
III llll'U uu Tira i j
yard to several phuscn of the political
rituaiou received.
Tim enmitv L'ovenimpiit hr.v enact-
cd by tbo recent Legislature bears no
similarity to that expected at tlio
hands of the fusioi iids. Tbo nme
fear and distrust of the ii";,'ioeo is
evinced that has always been fdiown
by the Democrats, but tho fusion
ists carry this feature of tho law
further even thau the Dciuociats lie
foro them. Iho election of three
.
commissioners is all right, out ue
comes a travesty upon locul srlf gov
eminent when it is urn lo ho easy for
the opposite political parly to cause
the appoint ment of two additional
commissioners whose power when up
pointed will qual the power of t lie
time elided bv the people. This
single peculiarity of the new law has
stripped it of evrrv ve.dige of kinship
to that vouchsafed by the republican
State platform, in lieu of which it is
a mean and cowardly excuse. The
passage of this law mai ks tho end of
fusion or co operaliou between the
Republican and Third paitiesin North
Carolina Since fusion s inception the
Uepublicaus have made concessions
iu principle ond patronage, while n
botli tbo l'opuhsis have been the die
tutors. Iu the .Slate this was true to
a uiaiked degree. Now it appears to
bo encrcuchiiii' tuton tho vital nriuci
pies of national Hepubliean'uu)! ai
evidenced by the fact that some lto
publicans are not scrupling to lay
aside the principles upon which t Ik
national Republican party has long
been established and according to
which it has conducted this govern
ment through its greatest pro-qu-iity.
aud to piacn in their stead the isiou
ary ami extravagant plank of tin
1'opulist platform. I refer to those
liepublicaus who arc advocating the
idea of free silver. 1 he Itrpublie m i
party will contiuuo to advoeale tinau
cial'faithof the souudest kind, aud
tiioso who wish to be of the pai tv
tniist !. hkdwiso. This .'oveieinei.t
cau no inoio coiu silver fro;) while
every other govu umont of tho tir.-t j
elns refiicrs nnd innint lins :i cold !
standard than it cnu commit any
other absurd impossibility. Coder
tho present condition of things tin
l'iiite.1 Slates will be safu l'i!i.iiiciuil
only with gold as u standard and sil
ver coined as fully as can bo with a
just parity between the two metals
Tho next campaign will sen th'
liepublicaus of North Caroliu i stiict
ly iu aceordiiuce with the national
party and prepared for a straight
fight in the State. In no oilier way
can tbo m inifold ii juries already
wrought by fusion bo successful!)
oveicome. In shoit this is iho only
policy and it is tho ono that will con
trol in this State henceforth. Ike
lii at work of the liepublicaus in the
Slate should be the reoiganiz itiou id
the party on its original b'lsis.
Yours respectfully,
Jso !J E.wts.
War Uclics Kci,()cicd.
frmu ili Anhcvlllo ( lu.' ii.
Jobu P. Morgan of Asheville, ex
hibited lo the Citizen today uu IS
karat ling and a gold wateli that long
sineo were supposed to have been h's'
beyoud recovery. In April. lMll. the
word was passed ihnugh llomii.y
valley that "tho Yankees are coming
and they are taking ail the jewelry of
the woiueu!" Mrs. iVlla Morgan, tin
wifo of Jobu 1. Morgan, was thou
living ou Hominy at tho pluce now
owned by Dr. G 11. Thrash, and when
Mrs. Morgan beard the news of the
raid she buried in the garden the
ring and watch, a locket, slide, pencil
and --S in uohl aud silver coin.
Tho soldiers did not get Mis. Mor
gnu's valuables, and iu the excitement
at tho time the lady forgot lo locate
tho exact spot of the buued treasure.
The garden was afterward dug up
in the seareh for the articles, but the
wore not found until last week, when
tho shining watch was turned up by
the plow. The crystal was gone bin
oue baud still remained ou the dial
A New Whiskey Cure.
Frum th OreiMivllle llpfleotor.
A man badly uuder the influence of
whiskey applied to a merchant of this
town for something to relieve his bad
feel tug. Tho merchant gave a dose
of common epsont salts and the in
toxicated fellow drank it aud stagger
ed off. About twenty minutes latoi
ho was seen to pass the store appar
ently pel feet ly sober. Imprtssed by
this tho mercbaut tried the salts on a
secoud drunken mau, who reported
that soon after taking it till effect of
tho whiskey left bim. Commenting'
on this tho Itelleclor Fays
If Iho taking of a simple doo of ,
epsom soils bad such an e ffect as this :
upon jiersons under tho intlufiico of j
whiskey it is worth giving it a trial I
by others. "We lemember to have j
sevoial limes beard a druggist sty;
Hint salts wm tho preatcst niedicit.o 1
in the world, aud if in addition to;
other virtues it iroes to be in realite
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eiiro lor iiruiiH''iini'ss it win njaKc '
for ifse,t n still g eater rputtiois
.iii.
rn.m tbe IluOirrrtmlion Uemucrat.
Little Junie, t be fix vearoM dau - 'tat
r of Mr. Julius Gett vs. of Duncan's
Oreek. did not .lie Ti'esddy of hut
-ulol.mJ BU.
D(llllll..i ;.. our ual bllt d
Jnef Friil ty.
Tim full dotni!.- of tliis tragedy form
'" j Lcart rending story. It.soemii
that about n 'eir otro, n uoji beloni;-
. , to a by te'Iinmo-,r Ch,t
Wl)0ll- wln li-?H in tbo sarae nei-h
It coius
borhood with Mr (iettvs, wa.s bitten
bv a mad dog. Ilia neighbors bejrged
pbetvvoo.1 to kill bU do-, but ho ro -
fused aud eliowed it to run at Ln ;-..
n fi. , . ... n t'f.
r(.tl
On lha rirt dav of this month the
I do' weut mad. It went to Mr. Got-
Vs' boure wbeie his throe children,
little Janie, ttfed l your-, her whiter
ed about ten years and an infant,
woie alone. It jumi.ed u;.ou little
Jauie, dialed ber out of the houe,
j into ti a yard and under the housr,
; undeterred by tbo chihi'e scroan.a.
1 'ei. .,i.i i.it.i i .1... i..t.- ....
i xuu i.kiv i mi'i "j "y
I ran to a field mu. by wbcro a colored
1 ... iviw t.l.iwii..' mid him Hint a
' rt '
dog bal her little iter under the
house "eating ber up." The negro,
' iustead of Roiii'' to rescue the child.
unuitc;icii uis luuie, jMinpeu on n
took the baby nnd galloped oil telling
the little girl to ran, or the dog would
get her. lie rod L tho home of Mr.
l'lato Gett js and told hitu. Mr. (;'.
tys got his gun aud weut as f t as
possible to bis brother's and found
the doir under the bouse bilin;' and
toaring the child's face. He shot and
r,
Lwoumim n, uhi'u it un'iru
(iiil's Horrible He
trlf .-ov.'iho child, r.iu fiom under Iho bouse
aiJ was shot again and kill .1.
Tbe little chihl with blood slivani -
f,,.. I. r tmiM. -!,,.! fne m.d I hi oit
aud the tlMli br.tigiog 111 hi rings,
crawled from under the houne. walk
fd around to tho door anil into the
j house and sat dowu upon a lit tie box
! in the room. Her nose had been toi u
! oft'. Allth.. tl ish on the right side of
j ber face, and the left eye and left ear.
! were torn off and the flesh on that
j side of her face was stripped from
! the bones, leaving tho bones on both
sides of her face exposed, presenting
! B horrible spec! u. lo.
Sho was conscious and told how
the dog had bitten and torn Via l.es.i
j froia her mid h:u. never for a mom. lit ,
ceased tearing and bii ing ht-r until 1
j ber uncle shot him. A ; it wis tiiirty !
niiuutes from the time the d, g ding- ;
god her from the house until her tin
cl'i rescued her, some i.lci of (hi
poor littleoncs horrible bu!lVringCHu!;!llll01-t m a ,,.,, ,
be formed
When her heart broken father ar
rived and c-iu-bt her to bis heart, '
sohbii g over htr, e!ie begged him to
bo quirl, to !;e p the dog-; ( IV hi r nnd '
to l' t his emi and hot thorn, for
nineteen days the lillio innocent lay '
in agouv, in her delirium begging to;
b saved from the dog until death j
Ctmo to l.er icoei. !
lu poor fattier, aim ost cra-i, lias '
obeyed his dead chili's ceinmar.d
berevi r he goes be -arrtts l.n gen
land thonts i very do' ho sees. Al.d
n'' i-s right.
Aud how mii.-t, Mr. Chot wood feel .
but for his rcfual to kill ku dog
whtui begged to do so and when com
nit mi sciir-e .Mid common hiii:i:u.iiy tie
m inded that he should, ibis inuocel.t.
naimlesa child w,.uld Lave escaped
hel' fell! fill dellil).
We learn that Mr. Gettys r.avs be
will kill Chctwood on sight. We al
so leuru that it is th.? piiipo-.e of (he
child's relatives, to prosecuio hi:n to
rhe extent of the lav.-. And wo h.-pc
they will.
A Destructive Flood.
I'uiis, Apiil -7. The IJoiiv roor
vo r near Mpenal burst today and
iloodc.l a lurge truei of couniiy. Ti.e
reseivoir bad a capacity t:f seven mil
ion cubic metres.
The torn-tit cauied olV some of the
hou-esiu thevidageof boezy, I'xegny
ir.d IXiuievres and svvampi d m tiiv
others, besides demolisiiii'g walls,
bridges, crops and farm building-:.
The torrent, hemmed in by high
hills, rushed down the valley like a
boie, sweeping the villages nuutioii
ed. and. after a course of ten iiiiie?,
. mptvingiu to the Mosullenl Nouux', ;
iVid Chalel. Fverv boii.-v nt bouy i
was demolished, ami very lew it ni nti
it Los Forges, w he-re there are l. b'ti
inhabitants. At I'xegny 2" pt rsm.s
were drowned, llvt-ry building wns
dtstroyi'd in Darniellues, where the
population numbers ('ii)i).
Cams, April '2'J. M. Leygens, Min
ister of tho Interior, who has gone
to the scene of the disaster at bouzv ,
near Fpinal, has distributed pceut.iaiy
md other lelitf to 1,0-1(1 victims of
the Hood cutisod by ibe blasting of
ibe dam.
La Liberie has a dif-'palcli from
llpinal stating that llildca.l bodies
have bet u recovered and the military
who are at work upon th.) seei.o of
the flood are busy digging treuches
for Iho pin poso of burying tho car
casses of the thousands uf cattle that
were drowned.
It is repo-ted that the heavy frosts
which prevailed in that section dur
ing the latter part of the winter aud
early spriug were ll.H piimary cause
of tbo disaster, through throwing iho
masonry of the dam out of plumb.
A Fat ul Fight.
Special l tho AstU'villn Clll7.iii.
Canton, N. C, April 27. n Shoal
creek, Cherokee county, Thursday
afternoon liovenuo (lltteer Selh Sud
cup met Pole Taylor, a distiller, in
the road. They agreed lo settle nt
old feud by a fair tight.
biscariling their weapons, Stalonp
v hipped Taylor, who then got hit
pistol and tired at Staletip. Tho tire
was returned by tho latter, his bid
let breaking Taylor'sarm. A friend i
of Taylor, named Suit, got a shot
gun from his wagon and shot Stal-
cup from ambush.
Stalcup was mortally wounded
but befoio ho died bo shot q'avlor
three times, and tho latter is thought i
to be dying.
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mm U'' i it t hum i"i "e oi 'mi.
turct.
lVomai! .1lo.;is!iiiuT In Cliatliam.
From the lialHsli NewnJ OtwwYer, April 20.
- 1 Wednesday nfternoon Deputy Col
lector J. i!ey Jones left bue m re
sponso to a telegram received ftctii
Jl,.pUty M'trnbal Olive, ivlm : ,rt-
nif.nir in Clmtlwa county, on tuui-.
bent. As uinlters turued out lie
deputy bad an iutr ri'Stiujr niylit, I'tie
wbieli to willultvayti keep in Inn iiea.l.
a cir.uuiiii tuled with exeitmj., ein
diiiienui:-. moonshine captures.
1 i. piity Jouox joined M-irsbal 0!ivi
at Mi'neur.' Ti-e latter had looiled
tlio Htill about einbt iiiih's from t li h t
tun nti.l a
.di - 'J. A
ride th.y
BUII1 bin
tVtter a loiijr. rouih in-'!it
reached tbe ?ot in t!:o
sui'iH hours, nnd, following their
tactics laid wait for the in nui-
hiiiei h. Finally liny came, n niiin
'"d wocmn, each a typical "copper".
They Knit a bre, and at j.ist the rtKht
mometd the otricers ian out. and cap j
lured thci.i i b..th. l.ie man a n.mo .
j'.f l',11'.'.10 "' I?.' '''V.'''11'''
lalla lboiiitw. lh d,tideiT was a
siiial t hut v H.il on oflair. ainl win 1 :
,.'a m r i
were taKcii -t-0 gaUoimof l-t-r ;
I but the btoi V doesli t Olid at tins
JXlil!1. M-it Ldallil hnik'-d to Kllii
and forlorn and wept, so bittcily that
the elliivr who held Iter, released bis
bold. Instantly the weeping woinin
spring inro th.! breach with a won
derful display of temper aud (icier
initiation ; she grabbed up mi ae,
made u vicious swipe nt. a deputy
with it arid while they stood d.;zud,
sualc'nel up tho cap of the still, put
ii iu htr aii! on and dived into a
' Kiarshy mr.rsli.
After her went tlio
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g'ouuu ami so inon.ugi.n ui-tpjui
j wit" U.e p;.tns was uie womau mai
! bl-e w 'li 1 Au uhy lecaplurcd
! "'I don t ti o what vou all bothered
us for," she elied, "wbou there's i.
stiii so mtii'h mole convenient lik-' to
the railroad "' The deputies gave her
the c uisolution of kiiowing that lhe
would attend ti this newly heard of
establi: l.iueiit. Then b-ith pilsoiioit
wro taken to Smifoid j til.
A I!i'gr'l(nblo Off iiriTitct'.
Friini Hip flmi I- 'tie oi.i'rvr.
The making ol a bond ol S'.U.OOO
in this city yi-stcrduy in the case ot
an cm hi r.;'.!inir bank cashier lor whom
a bond ot only i;l."),(IOU was nvcilcd.
was a rc::rcl!able occurrence. No
matter how charming his persona!
qualities, sil.t should never for si
iii'iuieiil be lost ot the (net that this
(iiiiii is a eiiniinal. ml deserves the
a-ii.... w-1. it;. I !i e :ili,l llw s.'lle.K lllllW
l.'ne. that is tucasuroil out to the
poer white man who steals a siJe
;.,ii;,t 0(. tlu, wl0 !ua!s a ll))lni
i. .ilen who have bov
( ,..,jsi
t. have a circ I'licnt
how they palliate Iho crime ol
t ashler Unhand, while those win
have not should still remember tin
th.-y owe the weight of their in
il.iei.i e to the cultivation of a moral
,() 0 in ei.io,..
Auof her Culiir Catiglif.
s'.ri .1 1-. His Ciiitr'.nlio O! wru-r.
leixnoao, April 27. On Monday
iiioi r.isj-.' it wui n-i trtai:!( d tt'nt. tin
I'.irio. i s' Punk tad been r. bbed c.
:r2i;!i. Ou Thursday Mr. M. II
"dm r, bi.tjk eximiner, arrived tcie
to ex uuiuG th( bank's condition. t!
di-c .'Vt re I a nbr.if.ige and thn boo'.
out of balan.-e. Soon .iftrr tbo di
covei y the o.i -1 icr of Ihc bank, r,
W. T. Jours, suiieii.leie.l biniseif
the siu-ritl', acknowledging that h
had loaned money wtluotit tuo ai:
1 hot it y of tbo direct or, and that tl.t
was u sboi tngn ill I. is iiconur.ts. I
is r. iw in jail No greater surpri-
ould have i 'iiifl to out pcoplo. J'r.
Jones in eousidt fed the be; t of 1!
aid whin the rob'.vrv -.ccurred K
-oiiK one i-i.tPiing ti.e safe, no i: c
d ued suspect bim, so concct bad hi
chaiacter always boc-n.
A Novel Linv Point.
Ai i'-.rr.-r"U trut ..t Cliiiil"'.u obasrvir.
hrl.-M a man named John Kelly
who livi d in Orange count)-, loll In
will ii,oiiii for the edii' iilion ol pom
deaf unite children in this State
I'hi- the institution tor the deaf mutes
;,, ,Cre has id ways had. Nov
i, w hile dent mutes mo no loiiL'e,
taught here, but al tho school :i
Mnrganton. Tho latter claims th
laud. The institution here says i'
has a colored department in whirl
deal in ii ' est are laught, and is, henei ,
cntil'cd to some of I he fund anyway .
Io this the .Morgantnii school replior
that when Kelly Ml tho lutid, ne
groes were not ciii.eiis, and raises
the question whether they are en
titled to share in il.
Old People.
Old people who require medieim
to rogul lit; tbo bowels aud kidney
will tind the true remedy in Elect rh
Jitters. This medicine does inn
s i uu'nto and contains no hiske)
u 'l oiber intoxicuut, but acts as i
ionic and alteiativo. It acts iniidi;
on tl e .stomach and bowels, nddiii;
strength aud giving ton to the or
gaus, thereby aiding Nature in t Lit
performance of the functions. Flee
trie bitters is an excclleut appetiei
and aids digest inn. Old People fine
it just exactly what they need. Piiei
fifty cents per lxttlo at G. It. Pilk
i'lgton's lrug Store.
Cartilage blade : The Carthage II.
It depot, with all its contents of
freight, was burned about 3 o'elocl
Monday tunming. The loss on build
iug and contents is variously eetimat
cd at from .'1.0(10 to $7,000, will
some insuranco on tbo building
When the tire was discovered, th
inferior of Iho building wan a seeth
ln n9 '- ' and it was impos
l!,' to enter, hence everything n
'he building including freights, books,
papers, tickets, etc., except what wr
contained in two small safes, was de
strpyed bv the augrv llames. lie
ywrai 'pinie.j is that the tire is tin
w, rk of an incendiary, and thut the
l,.,;i.i:. i i. i t i 1 1 . . . ..i
"H1"" uiviwi'iioiin iuii-'
ed.
Vt'i'kly tVoalhcr Crop lhillctin.
( it! ,l Of ire. J,',il,-i,jh, X C.
The reports of coi rospiuidents t (
the Weekly Wint!nr Csop Jmlletin,
issiiRd by the Xorih I '.n oiina State
U'cul her S;'ii.-e. f.n-ihe week (tiding
diy, Apiil 111. !:;;, is.dicatn thai
ttie pa.tt. w. ek has I'e. u tbo m-:.st fnv
oiaoio of tho feason. 'ri:i tei'i
ei a-
I lit e was lilinvr
ii i.i t! erei y d iv tin-
111 .M.. II. III'.
willi leiiioi ri' ui( s i s-
M' .l,.g,
"U bevel id ilav s.
wuli abundant Min-hine, which wn-
e, V bein-ii -i il. Much pl ll.loig ;
a-: cciiipii-dird, and iieprovi mllt in all
ev ops was noted. Foliage will re u h
fu:i sl.o by fl,c 10th of May. K.iriy
c.i. ton i.j. Shipmeul ed st awbei i h s
eoiniiie.iei-il. Al the end of tho week
furui work is again stopped bv too
to'icli lain, especially in the Cents nl
and bisleiu Districts, and theiivcis
aro lisil f.
It Jiid Ibe business. j
Mr. J. if. Cobb, publisher of tl e
Mirror, at P.rocluii, N. Y',sa-Vs: "Fo. i
in arly two years the Minor has bi en '
pnleis; i, r. ti, r.dv i tisi iiiciils e f
Ckon.lv i Iain's lb niedies A few da) h '
ago .ee wiiter wa : I'.nnjr fioni a
how. i Irruliie iu d n-fortrd lo nil old
i i iiu.'dy w I u h did l i -1 p! ovei -fliciicinus:
linally he ti ic.l ('hiiiidif-rlaii.'s Cohe.
t'lioh ra ai-d i'itnl.i-i lit mrd y and
two ibises dnl tne hii-'l'M ss, cheeking
it coiuulctclv. l or salo by bviium
it ricader. I'M I . -hot ,., N C.
Mr. I. Wilev. e poslin ister. 1". aek
Critk. N. Y, was so badly i.iihcled
with I l.eiiiu.uisui . at he was only
able to bi'b'i'.e arocn.! wi;h e arn s, and
even tbi n it closed b'ni pri-ii1 pain,
eflcr Using Cham!-: ilain's Pain P.i'ta
he was so much ioiproved that l.e
threw in' av hi ran .i He sas tlos
liniment did him moieuod than id!
other i;i! ihcim m ittui 1 1 at men', pip
logeiber. For sale at ,'d ees's p.ei
bottle I.'. Pot UUl tV Hrilden, Pi ts
!!(.!! -. N C
S.u'.M pott b -de; : A good deal
of a si-tisati-'ti w as eause-d in ch Ten
cir lis In re Isst v.ei k. ih. cause 1 i ii g
: he i b.ipi I'., nt ( t ll:e Ib'V G
bom ix with a iic ii.b. r ci his i k.
named Mary t 'at In-! i tic I lav is. !i conic
Iv V'.'i.iig col-. red woman. Iu a !i
iioji to hi- eloi.it iho p-e-ich; r se
t illed I ! f,i-i.; a wid.i.v uf this place,
w'jicii wei t with tic i lopii.g i-.-cpIc
Louiax pi ei'cl.ed at b.owu's chnpe'.
pis', Olltsl.lc c. this town lie t-.it
yvifciui.! t wo eluldre-n hire. Nolriici
so far can be found of tho couple.
Twenty Years Proof.
Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bow
els in natural nv)li'Minp.il cleanse
the system of all it'.i purities An
absolute'; catv for sick headache,
dyspepsi i, scur stoinarh, con
stipation ati'l ki::dfeil (Ureases
"C'Ji'Xi t?o wiiJioui ti;cnj"
R. P. Smitli, Cr.iKrsbt.ror, Va.
writes I eloii'tknow' h(.tv I could
do without them. I have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
Tutt's Liver Pills
A
Poor
Health
mran? so rnnrh mnro thnn 4
you imagine serious anel
lata! diseases result froin
tn nvr ulninntc n.rt ppti.il
Ull.ll.ll.j .IV '-.V.I.IV At. K
XJJl L yii. 1)' Willi lcXLUl a
greatest gilt health.
If youarefct'linff
out oi goits, we.ik
and pcnirrally ex
hausted, rici vou,
have no appetite
j Brown's
ami can i worn, j
biin at oncct.ik-
ilron
f'le slrvtiqtticninK
ntetln tnc, which is
Brown's Iron bit
ters. A lew bm-tlt-s
cure benefit
comes fntn the
very tiTft luae it
Bitters
ttt-m't j.ii'm fcur
ttrth, and it's
pleasant tu take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous aliments
Women's complaints.
VC.et only the Rriiuine it hacrosneil red
1tri r.ti llij.n..... A 1 1 .-.t ..... n..ih.
f will semi trl ot fen Beautllul World's
filltutc s. llti recett't nf twn nc. st.-initm we
r-air lr and book tree.
6UNSTGN INSTITUTE
S'.-as, : iKH-i e'tiilri'li: I'l.i.v, u. w.,
wasmin(;ton, i. v.
A M l- .t oir.iin-.iicl l..y S. !:...
or V.i ii!.' I s u.i.i (
II!..
l"il lllll
1 Vawi"'.
Spco'.i! .cr
!i ft.-i'i.c; t il ,
I'.-i.ttMi-.', .-ii el M ' e -ii I- .iur. ii'.
A ciia-.-o of t!ii ty hit irc
lie st 11 1 . -f Sii;t!e.-pc;irc, t- iepve.
iv Mi- M.it ;t u will li'i
),?.. l.e-r l.'.di.
I-'ur cituh'uo nddtriis
5ft:. yvf M .'. It 3 1. SOX
tct. It. IS')!. rrincipnlF.
Mtll(imiNHMNNtlllUHHNNUr9IIHtfMNlii
: AVOID BuIH Soda I
Bad soda spoils good flour.
I Pure sov.a- the best sojV
only ia packages.
bearing this trade mark ZH"
J It costs no more than inferior package soda ,
never spous tuc flour always keeps soft.
Beware of imitation trade- marks and labels,
S and insist oa packages
bearing these words
km and nmnm soda
Made only Hy CHURCH & CO., New
Writii lor Arm ond Hamaicr Book ot valuable Recipes FREE. S
MMtMUMaiaaa acAefl..fttttttttttttt'
1;
e&
:uAf,x(u.u, iv., r,
SPUING CLOTIIJtVG.
Our Nryv .Slock tiyid-:.s t'ut in impoi l.uu'e. Our New Aksoi tmrnt is a
mnrvi'l of l.eriutv, st if and excelieiuv. Tliev arc liyhl up in rlulu anil of
artistio isi'ik" itnd i-liiipi- '11, e niit.icd is the iii;;ll'-8t (jti'iiity and the
-vorkisi oisliip is n ni.i ! i-il the Inl ; M loete l expressly fur - oil iiu eacli
article iii.ii ki .1 ill A j I ii-e yi.ii ' a'l !':"; . I to pny.
Iii no pii v-siis m :is(.ii 1i: t- we 1.1 en ah e to collect nn nnsortineat bo
yyell ii.lnpled In 1 1 . - v,ii,ts -ii. d i. ipih i ini iiirt ( f i.iii-i-u-Nnncru ns we cftn
off. r in our (-toi k A l' nl I'S i uln i- ii'ii t nt us i I..- t i.'.e uf Irndu to our coun
IciK tmil Cic s!:yiii:.'s i'-i.i o.v i.". i.-1. li.si .-. i ',1'ir hensoiiiililf' line, learu
I he pi ic- k, en u id i . .(
tnii'd l.i.iy (-.'in i-ie h !'.'.
tliii'l;, tl i'ii tin n your l!
vou will limko no ;i:i.-iM
Apti! 11, ls-...
CLOTli KINK ANDMlilHUM!
1I re we are full up a ;t!i
pi rrr t.t t ? t ,"--. c. j. t r, r t.t rct
.isrx; gsk i?3' iT.x'Siisris'ziKrcr c3-oor?3.
You c;i:i lmy tlicie oods now in
BUELIE"GTOF, ST. 0.,
nl our Pui'tain pti--o::. v.i i -'i aro htill ll.o lowest ever known.
Wi.i'ii iu our tht iv'i:,; city look for tlio big t'anvao sign.
r.r, J, f,AM iV!;,
T1IK CLOlliir.IJ AND rUJtXl.SIIEFX.
olFfgiii .VJvvf, IS VMS. ir?V& WOYi V. C.
ff
ri g4s.:
hC-.e H
new good?) which they
purchased in .he Nijtheni mar
Iwtx. Every depae5nie2UJ:-?eni-
ple(e.
stock
so
GOOD2 CIIILAPE.R THAN EVER!
Call t
lmy or t
llvorv niK'
oi, nt
ritUx.ro, X t,
ii il 11. isii;;.
coxdk.sk: ici:rt)iu' of the conuiiion
i t- Tin:
Commercial and Farmers Bank,
oj ' i. !,',:i(ii!, rs.
AS inM!:-!' T' Tl!!: M-.IK Tl'. I :-ll:l.ii. ON Till: 1 i Til n.oKJJEE'.t, 1891.
lU.SOl i;- LIAIULITIKS.
f.ciin-; nnd Dictuiiit., $2ti 1 .!: 1 ' '' t n 1 Stock iiaid in
Ov'rdi;itt-. -IT-'i
s;.r, o.'i'ix c jpr.ct. i;..nds.::i -i.cj
I5.u:l;i:i' l(ou.-i-, l-'urnil i;io.
uu I Fix! ores,
t 'in ri l.l Ivvp -iiscs nnd Ti
t'ush l)u; from Dmilit,
C.ish iu Viiu'.t.-',
IS-')--' - l
ixp-i. -!. iv.):', !l
11:5.17.73'
11.7 Sli
.VI7I.I11 7
Wo ki! t your redU clieuis nnd
Wo wiil lie pleused to corn i-poiid
etiaileH or i'I. i ti new iu-c:miits.
J. J. THOMAS, t'K-M.lei.t,
f HE FAFMtfIS' iVSiJl UAL
Fii! issiiiis iimm
CF N03TH GSitOLitlA.
lty Ui ..- .i-l.' nn I t.-r Uu1 i..n.lo.
K..r Iwlnii -1 .r..i-o:iy ":.ly. .
S.i .-iil irl. .! . lli-vr t" siii'C 'ri.
S.i-ai!tnll-f..e.:r:.li.
No l"rS. Il. 'Xl."ll .
Fall- HI..I li..ii-.rn'. a-tJiKiiii'ti'i t'i 'CI (?'..
li.sls lrt Hum "Ii.'-UCIi .-t what Is i. il.I t. Cli 1
.1 e..ni"iiiU-. ni l H'" "'"' "
I will In- In tl.x .-iinvy I" 'Ii.H.i
iiMt ,.t
I rll, I f ..--. ai.-l al n .!ii'- i-i'C.-.l t i Mil in
w i-..iu.'.- xlio in i- 1 ilu nil Hit' nyul.ui-.
.C ul'lllUa!l..l.
V. INI.! V I o! !.!:, t. !..
e;. ut i'ii -i ' .-i.i.-
t .ii
t i.t
i .
tl.l.l.S
AND Sf.F.HY
'. IHTI K
n: t t.r ri..-
OF
t'.'UM
nr.iy, ni
.ii Hi.- 1 1 ii
.t . I'. I u ih.
,! .v .f l Y,
.' . In Hi
ill.
ill.-
hi :
: ru .i.i:
iluhi-i.1 I.I.I Iit l. r imi.Ii Mi
t 'II wll ft ir.l.'l i-I I.i 1 1 1 :
- hlf, linili:iiu .-I'Uiity,
r n I M; t..n. I'nr fur
I r !lni ,:i la. S .l t
I. I-:!.!.
Cll Hfl-l'H III Wlll'alll !...fl
a.lj lining !' ln.in.s'M.
mi I I i-i .tiii.i; i'j jl".o !
.1. .. 1-I.ll"ll I-"' I.i" 'I
M rll 13V.
I . i. )LN:1N! iVliC. ,
comes
kMD HA A
i
York. Sold by rrocers evervvher.
9
i
le ...itppi'iiiit..., Il.e t j .-.-: . in w i : I tnl;p in your
' jj;.'i'd - H-' mi!. i r.ic ho huh. ni iiiry. 'I'idjeititlie to
ioiilSus to o.n t-toio yli'jre t he va!iu is ile-p aud
ts3;a Ai
to KWki is
(he
save just
Voia should see (heir
appreciate it.
wolctitiie wlift iior yo want to
L. LONDON a
SON'S.
''.i. h,
C'ldi 1-..1 1'roiits
!)ii'!;i L' :!.!;,
$tno,nno.oo
2i.o.iii
11,:12i63
- j - Oepo - !!. - Suliject to
CI:
311,495.96
- .' 8174,441.7
liiifini i-H Wo piiftifttitee potisfactiou.
yvith tbose vLo cuiiieiuplato ui iking
B. S. JF.IIMAN, Coabicr,
All kiii.lnof LUJIDElt for sale nttbe
PITT5BORO SHUTTLE MILL
WEATHER-B0A3DING,
OiiLiNG AND FLOORING,
1'mm:d and Kii N-Duiti), ob Rough
liills nawed to order ft ehort notice
dood Cciliii" .n:d I'loorini; alreaely
L'lii-s-iti) at only .l.ii( per 100 feet.
33. isreo:
or.
t. l.'l. &Jl.
I anm str.i: - r.Y vuni'E op
rl..r i-.'irt uf hailifiin
.I. rt'i'-i'. 'M l"rr.-i"li,l llin
1 .- iiiiiv, ..li MONDAY, Iho
'I.' il lr ; -l i.i I n. 'I 111 khI'I
i'. nl K .l.i.i.ii' cri nk.
O'll ! t'
: Vt-
Whi
.ll K .M . I HI I'll 1. . . ..! !. illl'l l.'.llli.ltH im
it.-.: ln. -.1 .1 "'nk 1 III" iillllR nxnl
ilu- im.. :..-i.ii i.. hi 1. liiiiniiirf aiiiiih
.:. . -.vt'j-' Ol ; I -i i ' in l.tr ' '!H', lllt-l.t-n
-.. ' 1 - I 1 1.- : - i il". ih. ik i ti' r Ii HW ilm
.t l .11 II. i. Ih. ... .- Wll Ii :..ll.l mit-t 7'i liulm
i- I.. ,:itn.li c i' nl .InCi. .'.' t a.-rits. in r.i 'T
aii't i---n. il.. .iino tii..ri.ti--l l.y Hiil.l Far
'! i. .'. .-.. : i- . i ;:i- i i.. liy i.i to.
i- i. u. . w:.i i'
,-.1 4. 1KJ. IvlU.iil.-ll'.'IM-r.