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1 W alto Oaproiuncy
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VOL. VII.
CLTlrTGN, N. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1889.
i:x 20.
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$ ft
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J.
. STFAT.N-., M. I).
I'll V-K IAN AM) SlKOKoV,
(OUice mv-r 1'ost OUice.
j.tv l-found at night sit the
i-i,.-e of J. ll.SteVl'l.n on Collect; I
-lsr
S M. J, Kl-;, -M. I).
;.iN,Sniiuw).v and Dkntist, , proiui.-o to tell nnt r-i(lr.s .-oint'-i
!.' Dru-rSton-. j" 7-lyi ' thinjf jiUut 'lie prncens of lavv-
I h l AltJ.N, .
1 ill .UNT.V AMI UoL'XSKIJi-
FA I SON,
OU A I - I
O.ii.c oii liii .1 Slic-i '
t
vill j.r.H t if' in rniu t- (t'Saiiii-tn urn
i.uiniiu "ni ics. ..! in Siiirciir
ill. All liii.-iin"v iiani-U''i U in
, w icc ivf roiiit .u.ti ruicl'u,
W. k'KKli.
i,ui:m.v and Coi;.si:i.i.-
)!lic- on Wall Stn-ot.
Will pr.iit i-r in Sainj-.on. I'.l.i'I'-ii
hl 1, M.irm-ll anl l)iilin -...i
I -0 III O ! ! I li oil! I .
1 l"i . . i v : i.i-r-
m il alien) ion will '
.j ..-!, ! ali 1 1 .! ln-iii'--jj ''J1'-VJ..
DisnsiiiY T7C
oMm-,' .hi Mail. tr.'otaTvTT
D.i 1- li'- -Tvin s to tli pi ojilc ol
f 'lii.lMii a:nl viciniiy. i i. tiii..
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I M 1 In- I III - ol I JiMIl 1-1 I ,V ooi.i- 111 1111-
,,1-t .-tvlr. Satilacl i.. iiarantci-it.
jc 7-lyr
' T S. TIH )MSON.
.A ITOKM-.V M ('ol'NSKI.l.
o1.: AT i w.
Mlirf ovT I'ost OlilCC.
,.,...; in- in Sampson ami i.d-'
r counties. liver attentis
Will
i..l 1 1 i ! i 1 1 .1 1 to tin. interests ot a
bin-. je 7-lyr
. iThWAUT, NICHOLSON 0
ctioi'i;!:,
Ivtil Tiiey-' and ( 'omiselor J-1 L;nv
l-iaci ive :n tatn -oii ami ail.oi
In1'
uatu-s ar.o in the riaprenie
' .
4 en" f tlie State. All bnsints .a
Iras' 'I to n- will n - eive pro'ii t aid
i'aitlil'il attt ntion. OlVn-i.; overStew-
Jrt A II
.tore
tel. I tl'
4
For 22 Years
I t rn ftnui M)V
0.1. liatiliuill
i
luis oi eiipieil Iiis same
TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT
OH t'li in-li Street. The great and
4ritfnal l.-ailerin low prices tor men's
'Jotln-r. l-'.fononiy in cioiliaiai nioiu-y
-WiH tone you to give liim a call.
I t-of Latot Fashion plates always
on Ii.uhI. J;aie 7tli. lyr.
t -
H EW BARBER SHOP. ;
.WV.hen ; on wish an easy shave,
J- good as h uber evi-r gave,
. list rail on me at my saloon
jM n.nrniiifC, eve or noon;
i I cut ami Ures- the hair with gr.ic
f t To-suit the-conUan of the lace.
I Iy loom j-i neat ami tou.els clean,
& i-sois -liai p ami razors keen,
1 Aial every thing I think you'll fial ;
To suit the face ami pa-ase the niied,
jmiii ;ui iiiv ;tri ;uio skiii ran wo
... l . i i l ,. i. : 1 1 I .
'.ai ust eall, l'il do for vou.
I'Al'l. SIlFUAIlh,
Thi' l 'liuton I'.ailier.
&.tJ"N
JVE5IY AND SALE
liri: AUFj NCV -1C V JFI)
-5 V on Railroad street. riifTmr ;
I 't tun i ...-.. w i , in inn
w-piarters We u ill, at all times,
T0ae on hand a lot ot
filNK 1IOKSFS AND AnjrKs. I
i J '.CO F FS AND HO A I) C A 1 ITS,
i Yhl.l. ...Ml I 11 ..I
r J. ""in ee Mini vne.ip lor .;lsli or
I f lime, with good security. Lome
oid examine, our stoek.
I ile-peet fully,
V , I T.. F. SOI f HKULANDA CO.,
j de (!--1 ,u Clinton, N. C
W mm mm. & - -
1 0. fARTKICK'S
1
Headquarters!
iWalk in and call for n-i.t
3011 want. Mr David Oidden,
f 111 btJ I'ea?ed to serve vou.
liespectfully,
.tPAUTRICK.
jonli tf
t
n Sr
W W &l
! ii T i i -ji2Bfr
LAW f ACT02Y-
a pf.kp tiik cur-
T A I N S VV1I i-: RK ( ( ) X G I i KS
IKJKS ITS WORK.
( IMituriul "ri e.-i"otif.Unw.)
Washington, I). ..
l-Vtirua y, 1SS0.
We will now try t fulfill our
irymiweM-Hto droj. ino tl
. -
. . .. . . .
look c.u iur a day, you would n-
iloubl bo (1 npioin'ert. You
would Mje atiitut half ot the seat.
(n:npied ly lueiiiberw iitin
leisurely, writhiif lut'eirf, ri
i'oiiversiu with oarh other in
im mi diiiary nianruT. The nth
-iMt.-s would b v.u.'ant. Tin
lit1
I tlin I r.tin;h in
:.; I'lu'lie 1 to I ') W-
which Vol:
!ii!d re. 01
writing or talKin to hiiik
'( Ii:vseut;itiVe or Sou. to1 w 1;
iad ;'iifo ch.'.-d his di's!;, w hi .
t'uc c!f.j!t read the journal o
s nr.i? bill, rortolii inu or comiuii
ii'riitiOM, to which no attention
vas ajjruently .rivei. I hi
iMiitine might go .011 r 1 v e'
or nt.'r..; aud you would ool hi :ir
a, speech made or be abl-i t
rat her much information t
. . . i .
lat wa.gouig on, or the pr )
a Inl ity of the pas-ag'-' r liearin.
of any bill in which you might
be interested. Abo it this tim
you wonl .1 begin to think that
congressmen wcrj paid 'a bij:
salary to have a good easy time
uoiiU; not in :ig, aim tu 1 1, w ixiio
i . .ii i ii. a ... i
just as v:oIl have keyt the'm ai
Ik-hi. l ut in this you w.-ulfl
lie .sadly mistaken. Very litih
of ..the work of Congress s. donc
neTon; live tody, as a whole, i:.
session. Tho membeia of both
the Senate and House are ap
portioned out in committees o
mote than tit'ty for each body,
with from .'5 to l-" members on
each committee. Uy thesw com
mittees the work is Cone. For
instance, go to the rooms of the.
Senate Commute on l malice.
Here you will hud the most
! p.romineut members of the Sen
late, among them Yanc, Sdier
i man, Alliso i, Morrell, Hiscock,
iJ ckjYoorheis and Harris. Th-y
will te gravely considering eve
ry pos.ublj feature of the b':ls
referred to them, sending for'
.,! 1v uniriiin-- statistics. takin'
evidence from witnesstr, and ex
perts if necessary, then drawing
up the reports of the majority
and minority opinions rut thj
same. Sow J.vhen i'Oti think of
the fact that there are over a
liiinrbed other committees at
the wi me Fine considering the
various ch:s:-es of the thousands
and tie Usjiids of bills introduc
ed iu Congress, and that each of
these eomiuiittecs mus.t formu
late ull the evidence, facts, ar
guments and re isons why a cer
tain bill. should or should not
pass, then you will begin to con
ceive something of the magni
tude of the work done by this
august assemblage of h - w. - ak - l
rs - Tleiiu-!: ,; is'trnV ib -CtJ
ti.-. A ii 'Hi,.. js i uu lli;il,
tliero Jlie many men here who
J .
arc merely figureheads, men
who have little or no legislative
ability, little or no influence,
land therefore do little or noth
ing, bui that is the misfortune
of the districts that send such
men here. If the majority tf
the voters in any district could
come here aud see how their
rescntative, w)io in a number ot
v--. ii;is:eprcsenis inem, a:;u ; re U worK or v ongi (or,p by
thercfote laiis to give their sec- the meansof ertmulh ess U1 tjie,r
tion the prominence and legisla- respective rooms ca-.les the pro
tionil.at it de.serves,tnen w.e feel j cee lings f Hut bolo btt verv
fure that the little personal pre-j uninteresting to a titor in the
jhdice would be laid aside, aud galleries, and exploit wny the
that the bist .and brainesi men members themselves ipp.ej,r so
would always co:ne, for any little iuterested iu wi..tiA oin
omcr Kinu is worm Jiere worse
than nothing to hit, constituents
at home. .
dt might be interesting to you
to know how tho bills get to the
var.ous commitree rooms and, lie studies up on everytli0g re-
whaf becomes of the iu .after jlaUivtoimval affairs,'. S3mp'
u.y leve. In the limm im
u.Jl try t, -iv. ym-in
. rth.' rlAvi.Mi'ur.d tloubt'r.'.
r.n1,l'S'tAtlthri!nii'itall'
eoiiimite r'ireou-h'nics a i
srf a'jer'rf and roinrnrni'fj
;;'isiirm m'- arbitrary stops, tl n
".(? v bill ins to pass to becom-
1 law.
On M011 lavo th" roll o Stitpi -
scaofi o, alfiiiabet'c il oi1p-
the nvKibors r'nr nn 1 pa-s ttr
hf-ir ineauro. Thonjb f.
! ealcnr rari -! f li call at r n
Hme. He refe- to the b;l
"a prfwf.n. l (he proper com
m'tteo f th- S; akor is op.
o.cd to n eeit'in measnr'- Vr
refers it to a committee that h i
l-r..o : . i i ,a 1
" f 1 - 1 f 1 1 "ji; (ir ; 10 )
w i-Mithobi" - 'I'-rg-'fs piio -hob!
or rfiorfed Miifav ir ildy, a!1
tills flip fit (Iij nwn'ort (tf f 1 .
f-iii: in ii o "lu-nit n'd f 'f"
" - 1
f "";(!rn nt ' T e m.?rey of t
;?e 'c Tie clni-na-i pit-
'.h- b lis iti t .e ha idi of re -taiit
ne?n'ir.s of co r,iiiti"
a'c 'bom Mud ;-.p -t, he ii "die
r!e ol! of co oil! tt s is cHef
;n C.v 'v--s V'hen a b;!l isr'1
por'e 1 f ! mi coi'iiiii tee it tike
it pi ic n: u
in; calendar, i'
ia.s Tiow re ie:i it S.-c oul s.a
!
F cis ti-u-'e. If it ra'riesHii
l,--.coiH iaf i -II or t;nk uvs with
tl e revenues il nvftst b'i con
red in co-nnvfee of fie whole,
i ma
r m:.l:i u;) n the ciVn- t
oar o Ike cud of the second r 1 s- n irrow minded, or lathes
se.-.-iou without co.niug beior. I sl.oubl say a kind of a.-pee a -the
Hon-e in regular ord r. ' ist in a cei:am line, with Jittl
HoU ever menibf.rs sometime.- . jr no m oinaiion on other 1 i:e
t-et the wuawimou; eon sou t o' j of legisiatiou. lien- e the v-rcjl
Congress to take some importart ' number f st-ict party vo eau.
bill out o-" tlie regnillar order and ' the little sp -aking on bit's,
cou. idef it, blit Can lhe biVdone s However, on the other hand,
n 'y by the consent of tin 'legislation would be slow an"
Speak' r. If the. bill passes
within tho hoar, all ri.rl.t. If
no', it goes over to next day. and
then tV;li.ug to pas it goes over
as "uuIL'iisUed business," and
cannot come up until everv oths?
committee has had its turn.
The la-t loop hole is when
the iiodu-cf the committee asks
adty or mori to bring -np his
bills, but the tyrannical and
., . ,
merciless committee on rules
i .i i
has to d ;cidi whether the ie-
j , , i .
qnest be granted or not. If the
i 4i -i i
el .-lirio'in .'otsi the riav lie tries
his bills, and, of conrs.., bavin
-i t ... i
1 ifi'.iul main- lie ivif br?pi;ji oeli
.....
Oiii that develop.; sanom oppo
sition and gives auothir a
ch ;i ice.. ,Jf the bill yets lliioiult
tli3 llousa it has to encounter
similar troubles in the Senate.
A smart s'r ik, wlten an
amendment is fired at a bill with
a' view to assassinate it, is to
guietly acc pt the amendment
which, if not passed by the'
Hher House, puts the bill in a
conference ennmittep, pnd if
that committee agrees on a re -
port without th? amendment,
the ir.il clinms the flor until a
vo'e is re tch. d. j
In all these p fiats Ihaold ex- I
perieimed s'jitesma.n has doubly,
the tidvarttage, while tlie green ;
member not only doesn't know or
what to do for the advancement-
- f his -,UjU.n;V Apromluent gentleman just
bewiTdeied alN adroitnesso? ! from CiiciHnKLSiyf:
...... -i . n
the
, U 1 i
r,r....i oi,d!
shrewd meinbi
Rut to .go L
t our bill
again after it
r,,o thromdi !
all the dtailsn
o v " i
,n!,f;nn
then it hatoALna, the -final
. f p 1, 1 . , -iiiave uoeu iviiucnmi a. r.i. x-te.-tot
the appllai or veto of ; m,mK the olid j., . who
tho Presidential tlio United ija.d been taught to believe that
State,. The resnHs, about one
bill in two hundAi r.oo.-QJ if,,' ,
I This lil.iii of kamr nil rhe
; oj. For an inslance .-. meinber
of the committee ou ivvalAfl
fairs knows littla aboafthe leg
islation of (Jimgress ea what
is referred to his
ti.n e do-su't U that much)
tl.at l,e may deal IntelHjfPTit-:
ly with bills; hat my cohih be-.
f.ue him f tkat ftatu.-v, b.i
evoud that the avrra c hip-"-
j t kti 'WM or rr) hut Uttle
; ibut tho other twrJLi
h'gislation, wldit' members
' '. other cmiimitt-e have tie
' ime pt hitiou with j-tfunl U) h '
c. in nettle. The I H.Jrutat
j ; roin one of thes iitariitte j
j vi II rei-rt that iAve b II do pasr:.
or instance, while Uepubli-
aus ..f theface .mmittee re-'
port that it do Hi.otptiss. O.m .
:-e,Hi ' s railed the majority and i
1 .n... ti. . "
"crdin tt4e party Jtlu,t Is it
,.,.... s -
nic 111 ig-' iiji uiiau V jiri'i ll -.
ow the Democratic inmibes
in o ".t.-'ss, generallj', with out
Il 11 l4 i fllT I Tl IT Or lrnrntMIIr illlV-.i
'.I 1 Q it l.il1-: I -tfc am -1- i ni'il.A I
in. 114 oi in nature ot tn- -'ju
vote the
...... r ii iv .......ori !
iivmiie s of tiie'commitiee su:
es , ai.ct s ilie li. publicans b;.
heir meiiibe s of coinmitt' e
.u fh s w iyp u re.s is .irtuall
l'.vi.Vd into as nmiv s ib ,'m -rested
is tin re are c :nm t v -u.
I if you did no c msid rthis
act yoinouM b- ery inu
urpri-. d to. ; n 1 ho . ign ra;u
iie average men bor id alnui
verythiiig g iegou inCougres
uide o'- h?3 coiumitte . In!
.'act this committee plan te
d ,
o make all Congressu.eiv m r
camberseine if the bod v. as aT
, , . tii 1 1
whole, were to attempt, to deal;
vith every thug in session, airi
the tact isithatafew wis ? heul-
elf in a committee room is woi tl.
more than all Cougrefia together I
in sifting a b 11 and ge ting at!
tne true merits and effect of a
.-ertain measiej'e.
Down iu Sarw.pon we usually
look on any Congressman as an
i. . '. , i.
. important person, but up here
ai t i ...... : wives1 wiiu uib: i we n nie un-
the ordinary Congee, small is ij:
. .r 4i. , v.. i fortunate crew to a watery
I no mor ? importance thin our; J
i i i 'i ,i a . 'grave, l'eing . wearied from
backwoods- I win. DiCtv anil HaX-,0
rys. IWt ever si-ndamau h.re
i l . . 1 . :.. ..t- .. 1
1 iibss he lias '11 H.l.ilS. tact ami
.
Anyone who has ever studied
Congress murh wil! be at once
struck with the immense po ver
given lo tlie .Speaker of t .e
IJ'rtise ot Represent at Ive. He
.
ppoints an inese cominiiiees
t; - i .i ....
sun jjimsea, ana uien, uy inai
ciously refering cert? in bills to
ceitaiu coinmittek's can defeat
or pass almost any letrishtioi:
he desires. In fact, ronskl-riiig
' tin legishitive bri icli of our
Government the most impart-
ant, then .Speaker Carlisle 3o -
: . .
ual on the American continent.
IT DID GOOD.
(Atlanta Constitution.)
Is ... . A -
inn l i liieiiiinTnU siivs:
'L-? sw-
"l was cn unange m jxiu'Tir-
i .i ti.. s o
" :i : ii' uen i i ir ii. i i . ii i.1 in
rived reporting tbe cutting in
jjailitif Tollessm asd Richards,
Th.Lt one act did (ieorsria more
-
tond in ten minutes on tho Kx-
change than all the articles that
the law is lax in theSouth there
was lust one sseuuineni: "neu
. 1 r. .
oi ..0 it m.,ci!icc
we are mistaken iu our idea . of
Ihc southern judiciary
.Viinn nr dishonestv w.ll-
A,i,.rf. nn lil'l,f .1 r lirft'll'inV i
and effectively dealt with by ;
theoroperty authorities an 1 d:s-
iCduutenaMCXj I. ly tJUe law a'j,d ng
citizens, for such action temn ;
to advertise the iro.d material
.among the in.
aideat ,words art- oft?n the
'sweetes.t," murmuied Ue .Boor.
?'The lover'j good-iught, JTojr in-
-a. J
1 Tes gihed Miss Weary, "I single to the tesjt in.tereafej .of
ahrays'libe liea.r jousajri;jSToxihiJajUiia..
yT w RmP Hll T I
l " V 1 ' " !
j
KXCHf-LKNT AN' AT-
TiUC It VK DISPLAY.
A IVIUiRt'UOWlifhKST.
3. ' .
1 St alTCV.r. f T.if. Cai vasi
On Wednesday of last weeR a
"l ,4,4,t 1 1U lur
i'i-',Oyst.;iv;a;.Ma..d Iu1lri-
l lior'e- Aftw "
irevent ul rid of a'xut twelve
- . i 1 . ri -!:.. 1.
V,onT lhe o1,1' Lto,oric cltr was
i.-n 11 u.uiu liter i-uiiaiuciauii
iiiie-iitty lodging was securer
it the Hole' A.berf. Thtjre wa
au 1 1 111 use cr wd p-e.-eut an
- - T 'i
1.. k... .I.ll I . M t . - .1 - 1
i..ii v.- .ffsivu mau. .
!t d t.o be tu. W'd fl way.
Afler .-tiicwii ipp T ou"
rty r.p- iicwl t& the Fair
' ' irj uds4 w i iie h were s-inteiT
; i toiit a mile litt the biL-iness
ort.o i ot th ci , a sde.xuuin
d the xiiibit y i ; rLrir li ;h' .
i he irrt imds aul exhi'Mlio .
i miidiius wio-e b e a u t i f u 1 i ;
' ah"d uj by velvet' ici:y, an
; lie vce..e va b iyoil iWserip-
I ' lll l
Tnousinds of inhabitant.
i!" tin virm wo bl were tasti ly
trrangj l and as they glitt red
ind sparkie I u:.d r the daz.lii-L
ray.- o. e'ecar.c ii e th si'.ein wa
ne truly -giand. Xum.ioi:s
Y rijt'e of gam , f b ith the
fury a s id leaiiieied tibes were
seen, a in I ttie .viwrtmg iiinu'ods
were deli, Ji ted with tho ights
.if the rare sport tha abtiutid-jd
in tiiese e.o.n. Many rareauu
iiitcivs in,' e iriosities were .n
exhib.tioa, am ug wiiieJi u'e't
-
tw. nt lOvir enma pla:es found
ueir the coast of thi- stat
.. ..! if a . I Iktr fl.
I J
tio i o th j l r uy waters ot tht
Atlantic at d stm'o i tided b
teimei" "is tiny
ibunacle . Thesd plates doui.t
; le.-s went to the bottom of the
sea in s:ne ill fated ves el years
! and year a 'o, and n dcr the
' ' v
; ulv ',r 'w '
CiNti h "ii vtiv. eiiiuiiua
iCiNLi'H louder .in nit- k itiuuiis
for the night, but to go back to
h he hotel ami in the morningi
j , 1 , , n , i
return and behold what they ;
I iiiin ia.iieiA 10 ssoe tow 111,,'iu oe-
j fore. A tier a night of wake-
' fulness unbrjlien by sleep (for
1 v
tJiA errtwH. niiio si'irl Iieif of
' irll,11 1U.
me st am i.iUi.aiors woiuu no.
let some sleep) our party again
se: out for the Fair gronuds.
We exami ned the sam-iiubjects
that we i.ad seen the night b.v.
. , , (1 iii" late. leiore. we re.iened the;
rote, to H.ir? b-ixr tliiT looker! livi .. - . .
ciayngn'.auo uie aiiracuons uau yoice fell upV.n cur e irs. tha
.ininwtil Too. little siorl vr!r A ; ..t ; . .n. l.,i w lt,,.
. . .
.unii J3a,v ilia.!. c iia. . uou
seen a better and more tastily
-,- , ., .... . .
. arranged exhibition than tins
anj'wheiCL. Tho poultry exhib
I it was excellent. Another inter
jnesiiu thing was the manufac -
turingof wi od pulp lxim our
Viir ti f 'a t aMua riim trnin li-liicli . 1
1 11.1 , . , ju. I 1 ll'la , . ... . . i
- '
a irood irrade of paper is made.
. .
I iiis irpjiiU rpr.sin i ana new to
- - -
many visiting tttlhCaroTi.
nians.
V vwoopr mn.rhinft " vaTTrw'H''
.."... t. .....
iu iiiiMrii.i.iiiii iua iiiii;i::iiriit litf. - :
patioa mannfaetur
. , 3 . .i -i .
ter dis.hes and plates. This
,si
mi inHusiry destined to pay in
North Carolina, for her supply
of woods suited for this work is
ulrnost, inexhaustible.
rtlUUil" LIIO cLLLI ul'lilUlin OI IIIC
rr i in via .dt.d ti.
battalliou was about iJ5 strtmg
! and presented a. 'liandsoino ap-
ISut one of the greai-
?st attractions was our beloved
fcLnator Vace. Though suffer-
inr Xroui "iUhe recent operation
pertormed iu removing his eve
he aU tLe way f rom 'Waeli:
lug o Zsewberue to gratify his
Tar Ueel friends. Jle inaie a
talk on AVeduesday and during
the course of his remarks told
the people ihat iie hihd n eye
Oov- VoveU ww prvwot '
and ah ex( JovJarvK ;
On Thursday nrW ail the!
IiMlatiiM attended the Fair.
The Senrvto adj uroeil and went '
in a Vdy, while the House went j
i boost in a body vrilhvut ad-'
jouming. i
Atler 2 oVlock w left the'
grounds aufl went !ick to ton
for djuer. After gettbiif di i
tier we visived the Xaiio.ml
Cemetery, where th Union sol-l
diers killed in the tiht at New 1
".lerne in lit2were buried. This!
ontains alout c ae re?, aM ;
while with maibCe tombstotie !
bearing tlie names f the Z,'2Ti j
:iifei tioo. tes wlni-e last resting!
iace they mark. They take
t ie's thouglibs back about 20
,ivus to the tiues wlieu
.as racing over our buid and
roilj'V brother iu deadly
.i::ny n galia Tsou ot i iivaoi w,
any a piomi.-hg boy, d arei,
o the hcar; of Lis parents ti.no '
ite itself. !
Fr in ti e (Vm-tery h wei.J
the old pa tree of (v. Win. i
Tryoe, tl at cruel tyrai.t
ield the H'ti't tre f Noilh Cam f
na ('.u WiT . ar:y .layout tl-..
devolittioiu
The main huj dingo' this at- j
ribut! f ,pr.de and fo.ly. 1ms !
Song s "lice been burned, b it tin 1
-milding now used as a cmajiel,
is sti l iu an c.v.jlhut sLat.t oi ,
resei vati ui. j
We also v!si vd Cedar Crov i
V-meie y, and saw m niy inter I
estiu tombs. There i.- !. beau
if ul uiominr-iit eivc . d h r.t in
iueirory of th (.ouledeiuiesol
.dirtJ.'S wlio losjfc tly'r lives :ii the
light ..t .Vew Berne iu 1 2. 1..
this ( einete y also can be seem j
t e -until ot i hat eminent Xoith !
Carolinian, .Judge William (lx
t'li. Snow :iivi gb gnnfotal!
iy this time, we returned tooui
room-. . 1
We forgot to mention that
Wild Jim. Ii--; '1 exas Cow Boy,
was .ii attendance iu his buek
s.iin so.-tume, and seemed to lie
m ikiug a sncce.- ut las.sh o-
oysters andrUntf enti-rta-.unienis. n ooij
cost z- cents to see 11 111 simo
walnu's, brick-bats ai.u tlie lire
off of a cigar in a bv-tauderV
mouth.
Two Walloons wtu-esent up on
Thursday.
t 7 l M. the special train
for Raleigh, carrying the mem
bers of the Legislature, left and
at the mvituio.i oi o.,r t vo
cie er aai a i ooi leuu.- i e.nesen ia-
. victci ci.it. .1 v-u tevto.- i -,n i uu i.i-
. ..
lives, Messrs. Steve-s and Mar -
,,,u' I'iAlly w-',lt up to Kai -
eig.i .0 so liu law-makers at
work We Jeachcd ,h.Citv oi
1j,Us" abjat 'J. o ClocX A. X tli
' day, amJ found the sn w atout
1 inches deep and still a so w-
ir ri. .. I. l- -l . . .1
f ; uig.. im; eie -iiic nguis ill lie
t"e SUUt a Ueauttl.ll oae. At IU
...t..!,,,.., fi.. p.. a i
.v.v.yviv mo eun ho it.
weeour law lanory at wora.
vi'.. t'....i : . .4 I . . it . . i
eyerythiii- seemed to be going
I , it
y l"v0l ,l-
1 beuile chamber a we l-Uuown
jK. a W!t9 f,1B.fl(M?
" .. , .4 v..v--...v...;
ne cuiered, battling lor the iu-
ter ;st of uspeo ie
Therj v.vre three young ladies
iu our party, and ifesently a
you ii k Sen itor was seen totcast
' his eyes toward the galleries, '
,se:
i'"
suori
; -n
bandog 5uaTbi Jerr. win
. , . .
y con tncte i us to uie-
Court lleoms, but. us it was
Wa-siung ton's ifrth-I)ay Court
was not 111 session.
. Isext c went to the State
Museum and alter looking at
the ourKisities there as 1 nig as
we were able in ordr t ra.tcii
the Eialeiu train, we look our
uiear'.uie tr Clinton. At tiolds
lw w missed th down train
cou.pell:d to enjoy
plesure(?) or Jyiiiit
and . ere
ttne. mrw
over until the next day iur i
train. Finally it came aud at
12 o'clock Saturday w.1 reached
Clinton oure again.
'Jhe Fir was a grand success
and the ueopleof Now Uerue de
herve much p.aiso lor tlie man
ner iu wbich' the exhibit was
arranged. The Hotel Albert
was the only tirsU;lass viotel in
th iilac anfTita r nMiwi.i yoa) lain
At t h A nCICMI 1 tf Ul Jj-rl 1
dervA ridit irr l th manner
: . , -
in wnicu mey accoinmouaieu so
large an, assemb. age. U
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Will It Kci Par Yen ?
tuu iow wrops orinj xott,,,r.y:"i ir
r T m mm '
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liKMKMLKtt, t rNITV TUKRK
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LET Uo HELP EACH 0
Head again the following cjr-
: dar ad-hHssfd U vu.i a.iid ahen
.. ."
ictac-orinng.y roryu ir benefit
i id for o;irs:: t
it) THHTMVKK!: (IF NO (Til I
cakouna ii:i:r.TiN'.: :
' i
On Jaiui try :l!-t th ' Ti aeker- ie
id :ir..'i'i. rihiria, N. , net I: ,
n 'o.i lli-oi-e in iUla ol.u-e Mint u,
.i .l..l .i TB),.Vt:it, si-'i vtio
arc miiv th it s,ah Amk.-. Jion-
a oi'om- i t't.fL- It. .thot o ...d I I 4
I "' -i.lerbiv hvil h. ito an I
it
II the secliuas l.'ould eolwl.ue ull
Mill 11 .-l.il.. I IIIC.,!'! .V.-S ., ,1
... .. k . 1 'T ft
li.it we ail would ei.j iy a d
enetit. The advantages to U ile
riviil SVoin Mieii an organi. it ion
vita a central teireiu ol e.n re-H.u.l
.Hi'. Hie ihreelold :
I .-t. Weeosii l he int'ar'iieil a- t,
lie. relimiiiiy of foaigms to
a Iiomi st'ip.iieii'.s M. re nia le.
.et. We eoiil.l ji'lv oilage o;lvl'
esiiy the ii uekiiig i-r.ii!.l.y i.i.iv,i.;
.hat other Mftinus were pl.olt.i g ,
t..' al.-o he iul'orined 11s to llir le
.Ketive m.rket for tlie various 11.14.rt.
:t.d. U'e could h!p sois tu rcli.e
1 Iwtter prolit by kn lug to what
,oints on a certain lay other plae t
were shipping.
'I hrougli liie want of mi.-o i.-ifor-
natioli and a system of operation,
lully one I'hlf of the trm kii
i lost ir s;ifri fti'i i I ... ...li ,.t-
,r,M'(
itiiM-viug mat another sections
have e.vperiemvrl the same iJimuI
vanti'gij., and that !l truckers vV
.eadib eo-ojieiate w th u in uiv
leasillc plan for the r.auiilying ol'j - -;heseeib,
we earnestly h. belt tin- 1 IVi JitTI N l.tbJ.V tt
tl'll.'Uers in oilier- u,'i.n t. .r... ... : 11 l-.
nice similar oig.i:ii...ti..n-, und lo' ,
L-orrespoial with us t, that eUect, MoiienfWll'oliB
mil,.KatI,,,eai,.l.l,,.vlrHiiiWtJ,l,r;lab, f T r.M iatb. tk.
ing of the delegates t ron, the v, jog- ' ,L,,t "V( ' uX 1 1 ?
i..i i... r.- teuUtiiesas muM'-uJ
.
1 ...... w;...... i- 1 .
! '
j
e take this opiHirtunity ot uau-
hutiug Clinton us the p.Ua, a m'
April Uic VU UU 7th 111 the tin.e tor
the iy(ifc!.h.' of Maid deleat.-s. Ii
! this meets with the approval ofrii-
.. ...
er si-ciioi,?', we will wH'uru jivlueeil
laiJroi.d rates ami emerlainlhe ilele-
i .....
; uih, i.eeot -liarge. However, it
; !lI1(lt!:,.r p u.t. is nnj&rr-il. Clinton
.,. .... Mfitt, nt .
MM.nii.. in ni oiiiiiiniiu(
Feeling sure th .t vou will emicur?
... . . . .
with us in tlie hin.orta.iee o inn;
.... . ,
1 " "'""
a d-ti list uig that you will heariily
(operate with us in pushing the
"r":U"z ,u"n wunn througo
J it tlie d-ired uud mu'Ii m-edeo re-
ju't ;.
We are Very ltesjicetfull.v.
W. I I-.itv.
W. P.. s r-wri
j 1 ion, who nave not doue
copy or commerii . m tl v",iuiva,i 11 I the uy,"' -abovc
circular. If yuu hav-i l,cud.T--pltkiii.i. rdamVrirta-
douero,iiiur...,..".
the proposed, Staie
Conventiou another
Editor CaV7'ASI.anV
With tha first 'r.f
Germany afandoUeil
ivtund height u.nd i.
mtnc wtm In-i
- Vic.i. wU;ch.tM
decimal fc-o!iiat ti.
uoni. ul. says Hie
, . . . . . 1
Tl.iai , in adopting
vemujt jjmd logical prd
of .weiUly and measurl
Tlie cont.'; Jlirtat!
palest, wrykvled's
eanng d-iafyit arj
' ..on'th-t yourstJlerlptl
. At vou liaveirt a UcUlflE
; U:J auoi your so
itwiU U- extt-or two i
1 Wie.ca
1
ff.ir !Hiif f
f er'b. iril
': deu .itt jili TT;
u
I ! a. 11 1
plaia :t. IV
.
C li a '"I
tht when a'
c.th rain.'
hen Is a it
dii)
' honai
of the i
inibitioM a
lhe other r!
. ,M. ,,,.,,, auJ
rmn:Ut tlie to. sin
.v.'Cittlvi l.tyr
igh-.tand rnostd!fiiI
' itiiv b dy hi !l. vfo. J
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t !.!:: r !rr.J!
A uew v in iu w Iku r
vii.lv tHi lo.:.iiur ier iu.
tie ' ive iV.ii i ii. m
, eOl, -
;i i ;1'm1 ' ib t t o.t
p. ba-
e.V lri t.'l $ v- 1
I WlM l , t
1'ieir J ipe.- to . , j.. i't.Iee
ie Wooi slitit p. TiMikCf
'i lilt.
n w it iAV
a. ...
i u u i .i t ue V04
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toe ' hii t, e..:i .in? Vinri
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M'li.Jr in Nrtv..ii!vr? VVi! n!fi
! ftji.Mi .L.' .ire.-.
v'X-. Willi TIIII C.VxJLA-
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TlieCUut ir 11 s! 1 1
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1 rvwuMifCpM Im , t,
i no ..ore ''fjr I. ir iud I
ui t-.i.!j. ,ig - .i.ic:.. it.;. 1 to
, pit the eM i,.o. Th.
I na ocli 1 h.' put..,-, hii. -(
oui.ru p.t. oie ih.Miey K 1 -
, lllg til-C d S. Ill t if UMHfl fclf
d M.ey wo do st; .!. Vort'l
'.rtiaiiii tii'Vi-r Mgin In so lUv
',..'.... H..V..H ..... .: 1...
; a a to be th- pi us 1 wlr eb
, auoi he:- of l.-si im vlliz -..1
jscticl. H r birbariftu JiaU
: bike jlac - W. !... 1 iKi-ur.
t
u i' 14 ev.r ti.'ll 1 I.m It.ti
. ' , C'" HH". .eil
having la-Int r-v-r,-In to:ni
. a id deeply i,uvriud .w l ib
proress, ..rt.a try U luiw
lV U; t,Jy mi .lo for thSroiu
lo viip,p..s. Tli- .11 ers of tho
South arj t 'diy doing tux oioro
for the ioil of t er wmfry
than they w ive dilit for.
Diy after diy a d
week they ..n? t diiug of ibau-
vantaga of H'ii,- -iiutrt ami
minerals a d 'f Js inurcr"
lho f.icts whifi4.ey g v
Widelv i.ubl ii d Hi i
iicr;.tn.l thu
. i'viii'i mo
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th- ,'jrsi -
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ujediatjci.'lrtr 1 .l
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n 1 Ii i . r. .1.. :,..
tuld sh,- K,yX M.,.siJ.l.V til l
Coin. 11 IS fif Hi j !.! ltr
Wure ufts ortN nr their toru
-.1, iwj. ana ad vert t Itt't
tu .un?y whi-c geitiug a Iu.-,!,-!,,
.: rert- nu. -
We h not publ sh c .-uve
i.e .The Cai va-uN.fcas uuv
juaku. or n i o:-
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