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MOfcKSVILLK, - '. C.
TiinAVJFKlJ. 10., 1881.
s j
to r 'ui.ic.
Souie tiine al'O we issued a card set; :
iin forth our intention to establish u
j.nj.- r under tlfe. name of the Davie
Thi:;-: :ail onr non-appearance rit the
tirW J;fgna.tcl eaused tnanyjipecula
t;on jiuioni' ' tho-a w-.V were not fa
vorably v iinprir-scJ with- the idea
of such an entorpri.-c, while others
fcn'Vw' tin? real, cauw of delay was owj-
, inr to the revere- weather. The ap
p' .nrai.re of this i-ue is sufheient to .an';'
ii. u : e our arrivaV tmd .a fixed 'determi
nation to May, if poible. : v '
- In our card wc mentioned t!;e prin1
' ip''l features of the Timks, therefore,
it is unn'ct'ary to recall, them in -any
tiling lik' a .talutatfry, hut as in any
"..ha.ve yVd' tlijr" politics th'e'T'MEsi
wc wiU Pay that it Is Democrat ie
('I t:il(li-.hin a paper,- it must take
;i I; s v;ith one or the other of. the two
"poli.tieal ..'j-ties now in rxitcnce, and
:i -1 h p r h i e i j ies .f t h e l ) e i u ocr a t i c part y
; are thoe of the jiMlitor,-it well natural
ly Tk- that tone. While it -wilj hear thi
hnsle, we do jio; wi.fch our readers anil
, the puhjic to maintain an idea-that hj
dieu.'sinL' political measures ainlues
tVin of interest, that it will use lan
uhiLr..eali,iUated- '"to-wound' the feell
in.L's of.thoe wliii may differ with usj
V-lifin a mild way, ' befit i'usr the dcea)
Vin, -tbu-v making it, if pt'i.sihle :i
journal for the. people. :
A bill has .been introduced in the leg
-hitnre m-ovibng;that the u-re.dttcabld
V.-!:nol'fiijid bonds '.amounting to $-304
. shafl be :ipjdie(b:inimediately to
e!ue;ition;il purposes. .IIeretofTre, thq
interest only, on thesj bonds have lcert I
used foF the benefit of schools, which j
w i- so small it di,d not swell the fund
but yervTittle. This, and a consider
. aide more is needed for this purpose,
r,,!id it is to be hoped, that the present
' legislature will not throw away, top
: iniuh of its time in looking after tlie
disabilities of persons, and other thingH
of no importance to the general public
butlvvote the tiijie in making " morcj
and be tier provisions for schools in
which the .coming 'generation; may bej
educated.-.. Legislation upon'this poinff
is. what. the pcoplennre most anxious toj
see. and should, be looked after andj
not jass it ' by as. the.- last1 legislature!
orb
('apt. ,.V-;tiington Irving Hodgson,;
-ef Xew Orleans, in obedience- to a rroc
- lamation directed to him by the King
of the Carnival, rgives'notiee and re-j
Uest the newspapers.; throughout the
cm nlr v. to . incut ion the fact tha t as
r.hicf if t!ic aeeominodation' bureau he
will mv that all who desire to "attendi
Mardi tu ailo. eomfortably entertain-;
red. P.H tii s exi ecti!!: to attend should
i ' li'jtlfv him at once, trivinir the day of
their expeeh' ! arrival and the number
f t!u- p::r:y. ; ' - ';..
..Th Ah.'l.er counir.n says' that we
1 ae nn doubt that every Republican
V"W in jhe l!rm:r;d AsM-mblv would
"ete.'fVr proh-ibltion and then ir: homo;
a:u! k.iv it was a , lK'iiHcrr.tte measure,
and turn iu to a'-n nut. just :ts; they
tr.bd tJdo x rj-g:rd to the s;dvof tho
eunn X.-rth Carolina Railroad 1
;Th,iu,
-ttu sKNTlNEi..saVs Captain
l..in v Uiiorms tht-ni thnt as soon as
J H'i ;re ire; ive.l to eomnuuee opera
eh tlie North Can lina Midland
;r:r:Vr4nd.' bo c;:n readily secure the ser
Uesi.f uvtj- tWo hundred able-Wlicd
bd o-i r;. to put on at that t'.oint.
, Uig to having luived without nop
titui- our .'exchanges,- we have Tailed
t" ro.v ivo ,.l:r uual.pap- rs wllitfh will
aceoiMK far the scarcity of news.! (
trust -:r. readers ' will 'be generous
t noiigh- to ow rlook all !Yort coming?
- v'1 u''" i'v"c -v we have liftd a limiud
tm;v to gt it, u" in . i
1 - . - - - . s
eb'x. t h;U
rir attraetmns fir New
iorkers th;m it ever bad at any other
time. It i lulieved that CVnkling
will be the rulbg spirit in the cabinet.
3Jr. Jicob Eatok, (reMdin- nearrstattsf -eeni : uJergcihg. soioe I prorai for Garfield to use bis infiu
Mocksville.1 who; died on the l&i hist;. I Ihanc TW.Soiith will douVtlerp-1 enee for William II. Armstrong for
was bjrnnnd rape.! in? the neiKhor-
liooil of Farminton, in this county,
,i 1 and was educated mainly tinder the tu- land State? uneasy. We see s-isrns of a Conirres?man Hanner. timoti tame
t. Ution of Kev. Baxter Clegg, in Mock,s- disposition in: that fection to devide on ron is opposed to Oliver, Mac Weagb
j i ville ITe was known iu. bis youth .for other issues than those whici have here- and Armstrouxr, and is anxious to have
his exemplary character, morality ond.r.tofrtre' been the basis of tbebr rolitical I
integrity. About thirty-five years ago
i " li
bo eonnccto.lhjmfclfith the Jle.ho-
v,uul,-"; j -
a consistent rumber laboring at all
auiiy, especially p.me cnurcn :oi
choice.! ' ! . ' I
. . j
III early lb4Wcame a' teacher of
thepmmon sehoojs of the county, which
sysjern of .education was t then new in
North Carolina; and afterwards sue- j
cecded llev; 3Ir.iJClegg as?prineipal of
Kspiiencaaemy, una ,nany ; ot; ue
miuuia aci aiu young men ot tins
aiul.wnmnayig-.puiitieft-, ,as well .as
many who hafe le.ft.the fcte,rc
dented to him for, their, moral and in-
telleetual training. ;
! He married at tJie age of 22, Mary, I
the daughter of Jesse A. Clcmert Eso., I
)t this place; who still survives, lhey
reaj-cd a famHy of j seven children, one
of which, a daughter diel about five
years go,Mn the .bloom kf youth .ind
nMminig.ot. a useful litii. as a teacher,
liejtias another roaugutcr wtio is now,
and ha:R,bych for spine six years, prin-
cipnl td the ernal Acmlcmyiin tins
place, doing a great deaiifor the train-
ning of the young jof the yiciniy; . also
anotner teacmng now m the country,
and two others who would do credit to I
almost any nci'dib hrhood. He has left
F.twi? sons-, : both good and- energetic
. . - - . -; .
young men, wjit 'Jhavo managed the!
farm in 2 ' and other business of. their
father durinir his afiliction; not rier-
lecting thcir;.iiVentl4mprpvenicnt diir-J
i J . V -'.-i 13..- i ' l-J I
Inz tho tinio. ' '.- i. 1
; OwinL' to bis nidus traihihe he lived
tacee pverv member of bis fnmil v pnn.
nected with. tho church to which he the facts, and it appears that the rec-bclbhged,-
Tlieyre iiofe mil y qualified ords show that his parents did not re-
to live for themselves, hut to1 contrib-
ute greatly to the
beneJit of the'eom-
inuhitylin which they 'jive; j I . ' .
Truly, "a great
rn,d iiopd man has
fallen."
i .
When a proposition, to. restore to eit-
izeiiship aliegro who been convicted of
crime, and thereby prohibited by stat-
utory iavy from .v-ofmg, was made m
State House of lienreseiitatives Thurs-
day, Mr. Carter, !pf Runcombe, who I
cedithe bill to remote ex-Go v.-Holdeus
disabilities, read sijetion 11 of article '1 was firrstinfcrined of the proposed hunt
of t he constitution th show that the Leg- ig up of his genealogy he lias been
lSla'ture had not thd power to.grant iliq l
mypr -asked. This section provides,
am ng -other things, th the-General
Asciiibly shall not have the power to
res Ore the rights of citizenship to any
person convicted of any iufamous crime"
0'v we respecttul
Gov Hidden was;
y submit that ex-
eonvieted 'bv the
luimi iui ii) lIU
highest' court ot t
court which has
he power to sit m
judgement upon thl
action of a Gover--
nor, That his crir.
lo was "infamous'
MrL Carter will bar
. i
til v himself denv.
Can 1 1 olden; therefore, be rc stored to
the rights of cititenshir? Possibly.
upon the teehmealtjies ot thedaw. but
certainlv -not according to the higher
laW 'Of equity, whicji should be; ifdt is
not, tlie guiae ot legislators as ot all
np-n in public or private, it -is aosuru
t maintain that a private .individual,
an
for. whom legisla
e enactment wquld not have been
isked,but for niitiguting circuintanccs
surrouudinir liis casc.i should be forever
debarred the richts 1 f citizcnhitH while
a'rpn who h;s violated the very card
,in:;l principle of all law relating to
personal rights!, is entitled to such res-
jtoration. It is cijually absurd and il
logical t argue that, 'because alleged
greater tiffi-nders hajye been-aUowed to
bo uimbipped of justice, he should notpie will. arrange the slate with GarSeJd.
UlVr the puninu-lt that-liaV-btcn' i'tl-! rJJlame will ; be. Sretarj ot$it,
I
tiiecd uj-v-n biin. Chaklotte ''. Obsee-
vr.a
i
lev.
II. M. lrwn, of the North
Cat-oliua ConfereiiceT died very sudden
ly n M. ni:,y. He was on Uwhirric
The tatfc of parties in the 'United
min solid: Thd growth of the We?t,
however, tendito make the XtwjEng-
parties. The New York presUs a unit I
: r i . . I i
hbr frcc ,ra,le, ,uny. 6f,thc more
inougnuui .ew j-.Tjiaimerh, irrepec-
tive of Jpaties' are teaching: the same
'' - - --.i? 'IT t -i.r '
currency ouesuoQ oeinc sausiue-i
uaye heretofore sustained the Republi-
'vr I
tan pai ij , ueifig xiu iuui;ei duus;uut.iic
ho the Democratic ascendenevn that
score, they will proably withdraw from
their. active support of the Bepulrcan
party,' and devide on other questions of 1
Uoyernmental poliyii' We think it bof
,t dll unlike
tiul campalgiK will then bingo 'on the
tariff question. In the mean :it is grat-
1n-ifving to note that Xew .England is
growing moro prond.unced .on the sub-,
ject of State' rights, and that the . un-
denying principles of our government
arc jraininff fiivor there.
It would be a strange cosumniation
ftra alliance td be fornred," between
the South and Northeast, embracing.
the origmafthiHecnto protect' States'
rights from the ; assaults : of the new
States, comlmonwealtbs that never had
an existence . prior to' the forniatipn; of !
tiye Unien., and which owe their crea-
tion to the consitutioni that the blder
States had formed. -And yet the ten-
dency seems that way. .
The lire President Eit a Foreigner.
Caitiaiore Sua
The suspicion that vice-president
elect Arthur was not born in this eoun
try, and is filerefore not eligible to the
f - -- W
position tp; which he has heen .elected,
has ffaiucd considerable .ground in, the
past few dayl. A New York lawyer
has made an elaborate examination of
side in any of the. counties of Vermont,
where he is alleged to have been born,
at the tiino of his birth, ilis own state-
mcm as -to wnere ue was uorn uq not
:ree any morelhan do the statements
Tlio 1,rtlin irna- lmrn int.
Fairfield, Vermouth but not the V?ce
President-elect ChcstcAllen Arther;
When admitted to practice1 law in New
y0lk, he'claimed to have been born in
io but tVo ropar1
hiterestmn- ovent could not have oecur-
red earlier than 1832 or 1833- It is
Utntpd 'as a fnftber fact that' since he.
writing letters endeavoring to make old,
risitlcllt!, recall thinss that, did not oc-
bur ;n. order to establish his birth in
Vermont, but without success. The
developments in tho case are so start
Hmr and re.-t. upon stron- foundation of
hmPnrcnt trmh hat they demand seri-
i ' ' Tr ' t 1 1
ous and instant attention. If it should.1
ie Shito --the onlvH.. "!. t.;i:.!, .,r(' n 1
titled t) preside over thr Senate what
a blow to Conkling's hopes itiwill prove
Fickle' fortune will sometimes desert
even its most favored votaries, and if
Arthur be not Vice President, one great
prop . of an overleaping 'ambition Has
been knocked away- v
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now Caarron is lo Tlx Thlccs.
Harnsburg DLpateo to the X. V. Herald.
According to tbe moat reliably in
formation1 given out here, several -mat-tors
'in regard to l'resbk'nt-clf.ct Gar
ficbr( cabinet Jiavc been fully .eter
mine'd upon.r Don Cameron will not
go into tbe cabinet bnnsclf, but will be
nllowf-d .to r.anji tvrn rTon tn iht
. J . : . ', n
mri in hi ajijmiiuciu," uuutT vniurr-
al Garfiicld. Tlie oppo?iuQ to Came-
n, who wanted to be Secretary of
War, cne frpnv -Mr; Blaim- In a
few day?' Mr. lllame will rc.-igri bi
nntorhir, apd go to. Mentor, where
and'Senator Allison, of.Iwa, was Mr
151aincs clioic?, aiid .General Garfield
ha agreed to give him the care of the
national rxidnev bag. Allbon is a
close friend of Garfield's? and an old al
ly in the houe. As to ?ute afair,
Cameron u lor Oliver rt, lut fcariisg
KU defeat "ho. has obtained i partial
the fnatofthip. The other faction
bkre tried to get ViarCejid; to euprort
Beniamih Harris Brewster made Sen-
rtor -
r .
coniideratiolJ
m star,iay, Senate bill 224 to authdr-
ize the North western Xoth Carolina
-if rni s ir;'ij
bill shall prevent or interfere with the
construction of the Xorth ('arnlina n-
- - -
t6D?" 5jbc!Vi
company hereby authorized to build
said road under the organization and
consolidtio,i hcrtofore made by hc
&toSho$i -th "Jf Consolidated..
Uountv of Payie, be. included in the
bill; Passed its third reading yeas 34
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MOCKS VILLE, K. C.
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" ' DEALER IX :
CONFECTION ERIES,
Has jast received a large'supply of
SUGAR,
FLOUR,
COFFEE, -BACON,
MOLASSES,
CHEESE, OIL,
and a; full line of family
: GROCEEIES,
CANDIES, ;' NUTS
CRACKERS, . SPICKS,
.RAISINS,
'CAf GOODS,
and everything to be. found in a confection-i
try store at
W. B. MOSS'.
feb 10 3m.
T. L. KELLY & CO.,
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3IOCKSVILLE,, N. C ' "
r
Kcep constantly! on hrmu a full line, of;
' i . I I
sucn
as
r3r G-bods,
.'-' I Groceries.
Notions. Clothing. Hats, .
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE,
Wood & Willowware. I
au J 1
clash s,tore; all of which we o tier low
' ' ,
tor cash, or saleable -
PRODUCE.
.!r,
?b 10-ly.
furniture;,
As
Coffins anB ' Caskets
A Urg'o.and wd! Btlected stock of
Fl'ILyiTl'MtE,
EOSOTQOD, UiUtT an4
J Trimed io anv strIe:to loit pcrcbaser. The
celebrated 1 :
TI ! fl
I 1101X108011 FlOWf
?cw Castinjrs, htl, Sewinjj yacblaef, Seth
Thomas. Weltb k New Haven
Clocks; We also
keep
VL m A TTJsW-IJf
JuLJfo r r&sOiCi
and can deliver CcSlns cn very reasonable
a tern. Hustic Oil and Paper Wiidow
Shde. AU of tbe above goods
will be sole cheap for cash cr ..
filtalls produce by r
. - -j i ford huxt,
j Mokivihe, X. C.
B. All persons owing us jfor cofSns
will D lease call and settle for ierse with
I out. farther notice. feb 10 ly.
MOSS
GROCERIES
General Merchandise
COFFINS
'Tun PE2TECT TCSOTC"
The only 25 cent, 1
ACU E T REOED Y l !
XK7 TSX) WOSiS
- CUDC3 1
HMi'
. Azd all AAJUIAL DISCXSI3. 4
Frtu LCDA DTK OCX, Kmru . Wwm
as y r rr n m. - .
BALD
HERD'S
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IFRIEfJD,
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY I
A Deodorized extract of Petrolemnj
The Only Article that Will Re
store Hair ok Bald Heads .
Vhatrtho Worldihai been
Wanting for Centuries.
The Fittest discovery of ocj day, bo fir t t!
large portion of hnir.tnlty la ccmccrned, 1 CE
BOLETE, an articlo prepared froa petrolennt, anl
'which electa a completa and radial cure In cm a ot , ,
baldness, or where' tho hair, owing to diaeass ot
the Bcalp, has becomes thia and jenda to fall cut.
It ia also a speedy restorative, an4 whilo its neo ae-
cures a luxuriant growth of hair, tt also brings bacta
the natural color, and gives the most completa sa&- .
Isfacdon in the using. The falling out of the ttlr9
the accumulations of ddrufl, ajid the premator
change in color are all evidence of a diseased con
dition of the scalp and tho glands which nourish the
hair. To arrest these causes tho article used must
possess medical as well as chemical virtues, and the '
change must begin under the $calp to be of peraa
nent and lasting beneflL Such an article Is CUS
BOLDfE, and, like many other, wonderful discor
cries, It Is found to consist o elemenU almost ia
their natural state. Petroleum Oil Is the artkla
which Is made to work such -extraordinary results ;
but it is after it has been chemically tretlsd az4
j completely deodorized that It is la proper eoudltioa .
', for the toilet. It was ia far-o2 Boaala that thsj
i cflectof petrokumiuwn the hair waat observed.
, a Government ofacer having noticed that a partlallx
! baM.hAaded servant or his. wnen mmnunr us
lamps, had a habit of .wiping his oU-besmearel
bands in his scanty locks, and the result was in s
few months a much finer head of black, glossy hair
than he ever bad before. The oil was tried cex v
horses and cattle that had lost their hair from the '.'
cattle plague, and the results werej as rapid as they
were marvelous. The manes and! eves the t&E s of
horses, which had fallen out, were completely re
stored in a few weeks. )These experiments were)
heralded to the world, but the knowledge was prac
tically useless to the prematurely bald and gray, as) .
no one in civilized society could tolerate the use of
refined petroleum as a dressing for the hair. But the J
skill of one of our chemists has overcome thedlS
culty, and by a process known only to himself, ha -has,
after very elaborato and costly prperiments, su
ceeded in deodorizing refined petroleum, whicli
renders it susceptible of being handled as daintUj
as the famous ecu dU oolopiu. The experiments witV
the deodorized liquid on the human hair were aV,
tended with the most aatoniahingi result. A few
applications, where the hair was thin and falling,!
gave remarkable tone and vigor to the. scalp anj
' hair. " Every panicle of dandrug disappears oa
th first or second dressing, and tbs liquid so search
mg in its nature, seems to penetrate to the roots at
once, and setup a radical change from tho start. ;It
Is well known that the most beabiiful colors arej
made, from petroleum, and, by siome mysterious
operation of nature, the use cf ths articlo ST4o4
ally imparts a .beaatifol lightbrewn color to the
m aIa mmmfnm v9n in.f.t trvr ft A tnAmiKfM t
A WIVI I IIITT 1 1 I I IVM. VA. m I ) ...l.i .i.
or time, and the change is so graaiai tnat ue ;
intimate friends can scarcely detect Its
In a word. It la the most wonderful dictrrtry
the age, and well calculated to. rtake the
turtly bald and gray rejoice.
Ke adriM our readers to rive i
'ealira
vatlk&ed that one anpUratkm tll cmrlnce tha cf
It wondcrf al t2.cCU.lMliiAtrgk CorAnmtrciyii tft
The article Is teHh?; Its own tery In th hands ci .
thousand who are uiQg it wilh the xoo; gixiJjizig
and encouraging reeuit : j i
- W. IL Ennx A Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacr. save.
"e baresoia
cf twenti
weaori
forerpconunend it'wi'Ji cor.f.dfTvce to'osr frtdda
ana the general public" ! t
Mr. Grrravrs P. IT ait,' cf tbe Oate Opcrsi
Troop , write: After six weeks use I aa coo
vincwl, as are also toy coc&rade. that your Carbo
tine' ha and Is producing a wooderfal - growta cf
Lair where I Lad none for year. j
C. IL Sjrrnt. cf the' Jennie TJlt Cottbtrattooj
write: - After mine yocr Carbwae' three Mka
1 am eonvincrd that Viii Lsj can be 're-tairad.
it" alcipty woodexfal ia my ca" :
B. T. Asnrrx, eXjndit, Holyokel HaseU' wtUm:
Tour CarboiiB ha rcetceea my hair after every
thing else had faJed." j
Joexn E.
If aea. wrttc : Far rore than 3J tct a txtfttoc i
tsy Lead has been a smooth and free from Lair as av
tLliard ball, bst some eirnt wcke ao I wai ta
daecd to try yocr Carholae, aad th e&ct has
been atapl v wooderf aL Where r. Lair La
an f ;r year there now appear a thick growth
ana l am cocTnxeq taax 17 csuasirglt a I anaj
Lave as god a had of Lair a I ever had. ltU
rrowtag bnr nearly ae rapidly as ,hi!r dace aftes;
liis'cnt. ' j : j
car Boxz iris;
Is now presented to the pohlk wUhoet fear ef
tradirtioB a the be. Beetormttv azd pgr ef
the Uairthe worid La evt prodaced.' ' -; , -Prtf.
ONE IOLIAQ pet tOttlc '
Sold by all Drnzrleuw- j T.
KinnEDT & coTpinsBima.PiLr
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DOfS
a
progrsssi
precis -j
prrpAfsuons lot t nxiz ror upwara
r years, bctjLare never Lad one to mU ae
riT seen unireruJ caxisfacuon. .W thr-
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