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T. G . COBB, Editor and Proprietor.
B. A.OOBB, Manager audbolicitingAgt.
MOEGANTON,
N. C.
Feiday, April 17,
18851
Wi-have t'He first number. -of the
nvilh daily Citizen on our
thV, and a newsy daily U is
Wo
, I
i I. ... :, fili a vacancv mucn
oeiu'vu i. " . i
needed in VY. W. U. - y
ha& the Star's beft wihea.
ej 1 Trrr,MJonsni vjenerni ai v icnna; m. v.
CHANGES IN THE KEVEN U E I Montgomery, (Miohigar-), Ooramie-
BUREALT.
Comraiadoiier Milkr says there
will he very few if any changes in
. at rflwnnue service until
lUt inivi""' -
nft.r the first of next month. By
th.r. time what is known as the
fWial taxes will have been col
Itcted. Mr. Miller says neither the
K.crttaiv nor he himself atoms it
tr. inti rfiiro ' with the
routine 1 wot
cnrift nntil after these
special tax are cured f
THE HOMiN Y M UPPERCASE.
' The Asheville Citizen gives the
has occarea m mi auj -
... . ... i
that some unknown parties visited
th Vmnsfi of one Mr. Joic, aged 75
,w -
.i f f!, in,'.3..
years, on inu ui ii, u.
J 1 . . , . .. . ,
Wd murdered Joic?, nis wile ar.-G
two children, then set fire to the
liouse and burned all the bodies . in
lo SnnP.inn seems to reat
luu. " 1"
nnnn nnmn f.haracters in the negh-
,.t
horhoo. but as vet no evidence
entiiciorit to their conviction hae
been jirodnced, Joiee was known
to have tome money on hand.
WHO GOT THE OFFICES.
The Manner in which they Have
Been Ul tkibdted vjEoGeaph
ically.
Vnsliington Post:
One hunared and seventy-tour
.......
nominations to office Shave been
rlA hv Pivsidn! (IflVP.land Rinr-
. ' " - u j
. nr n. , , ,
aad fifty-three of them the Senate
particulars of the most outrageous tfee young, but to people uf all
nid brutal case ot murder and age s. While this is generally un-
burningthe bodies afterwards that derstood in the 350 000 or more
1,11 P . . homes :n the United S' atcs whuih
confirmed, tw is rejected and tive to ihe beahhieet and m :st ac-
thirteen it left unacted upon. The tive of boys. Authors knows that
national appointments are distribut- Tif panion will have the best,
and is willing to pay tl.e most lin
ed as tpikws: erai prjt.es Advertisers know that-
w.n. NWjNrLADr i ii'is a magnifice nt medium through
William C, Endieott, Massachu- wliieh to reach the p.n)!e. Every-
setts. Secretary of War: La ward J. b,dy knows that it is conspicuous
Phelps, Vermont, Minister to En- suceSB'
gland; Isaac Bell, Jr. Rhode Ldand, inVcreditable to Boston that it
Jfl M w V e,norla.nfl6;
Thomas M. Waller, Conuecucut,
Consul General a: London,'! and
Charles T. Russell, CunnLcticut.
Lousal at Liverpool o
new yoke.
Daniel Maiming, Secretary oi
the treasury; m. C. Wdutney
Secretary ot the Navy; Samuel S
Cox, Minister to Turkey; Charles
fc. eairchud, Assistant becretai v ol
the Treasury; Alexander McOue,
Solicitor of the Treasury, and Wil
liam" R. Robberts, Minister to
Chili 6.
MIDDLE STATES.
Thomas F Bayard, DA ware.
Secretary of State; Eaw&rd P. C.
Lewis, Nexv Jersey, Minister to
Portugal; Malcolm Hay, Pennsyl
vania, First Assistant Postmaster
General; A. G. Gross, Pennsyl
vania. Consul at Athens, and J,hn
S.McCalmont, Pennsylvania, Com
misaiouer of Customs 5,
the south. .
Lucius Q. C. Lamar (Mississippi),
Secretary ot Interior; Augustus H.'
Garland (Arkansas), Attorney
Geneal; Henry L. Muldrow (Mississ
ippi), Assistant Secretary of the
Iuterior; John D. C. Atkins (Ten
nessee), Commissioner ot lniian
Aflairs; Charles W.Back (Ken
'fiickey), Minister to Pern; Richard
gilbbard i; (Texas), Mi oistcr to
j$apaa; Henry : R. Jackson and
Alexander; K; - Lawion (-rorgia)
Ministers to - Mexico aiid Rusciu;
Thomas Jarvis (North OaroiiiiB)
frleync (yjrgitiia),; Minister to Italy;
AsLti "Knott (MurvlanaV. Second
i..bsibiaui - x osimasrer (jrenei ai;
5rT: Mfet ' Oy, 't. - Virginia)
i.O 'UiK'jr '-ti i'J. Intel n,il ltveu flv :
iu.t utjce-: (JMaryland)
SDrn
4?mU'H
iir! "tk4bVt U :la X
1 r 1 "ii i . . . . i .-k e.
Knr .... Mi ton .1. Durham 1VC11-
. v i
tuciq , UomptroUer o! me irc-u-
rv 1 1
ry 10,
THE WEST.
Win. F. Vilas, (Wisconsin) Post-
raasccr General; Geo. II. Pendle
ton, (Ohio) Minister to Germany;
Rasmus B. Anderson, (Wisconsin),
Consul General at Copenhagen;
John C. Black, (Illinois;) Com mis-
sioner ot V'eniont: w m.
A. J.
Rnsrks. iT!inois ) Commissioner of
T r . 'As . -vt. t rv.i.
ijanu omce; normau o. uumuh,
(Missouri) Commissioner ot Agn-
culture; Mmand Jnasen, (isnnoi-)
fioner of Patent?; Daniel McCon-
ville. (Ohio) Sixth Auditor ot the
Trvssury: Geo. W . Merrill. (i eva-
da) Minister to Hawaiian Island?;
Ruius McGee (Indian .) Minister
to Norway and Sweden 11
New England
- 5
New York -Middle
Stat s
The South -The
West
Total -
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5
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CONSPICUOUS
SUCCESS.
BOSTON
Everv family which is visited bv
The Youth's Companion knows
that it is a source ot delight, instruc
tion and amusement, not only to
fl , , , Wfli,,rtmn Th TWA
Compamon. it may not be so wide
hv understood that it has now i
larger circulation than any other
i uterarv nauer iu uie worm. xoe
1 .1 rrv.
. - . .
cm let and modest vet vigorous wav
j , , . h - fe d
I would not perhaps giv-i this impres-
ion, but the record proves the fact.
It is a credit to B.a-on that a pa-
tJ U., .4 -1 u-J
f ,
here should i'k its titVy-eight viar
stana at the head of all the literary
papers of the world m circulation
Brains, good judgement and en
ergy are the secrets ot this succcse
The growth has been steady and
p rmacent, and the gigantic stride
uf the p?ist few years have bnen in
keeping with the enormous progress
J ot the conr.tr v. Ihe Companion
1 never was makia? greater head wav
and ought to reach half a million
circulation within three years from
i -
date.
Ot a paper so widely known it is
hardly necessary toepeak in detail
I the general reader knows that it is
pure and elevating a tone, and ynt
vigorous, entertaiaing and instruc-
possesses the nu-sr suec,fnl paper
of irs kind in tho worlf it j . &
aoie to me intelligence of the youth
ot the bnd that so many thousands
ot them read such a pper vt-ith
pleasure j.nd aridity, and all lover
of what is good and truo ?nd ele
vating can tcel that any incrfase in
the circulation ot The Youth's
Companion will be a good thing
for the rising generation, and con
sequently for the country. Boston
Daily Globe,
ATTENSION DISABLE CON
FEDERATE SOLDIERS.
All applications must bo filed
before the first Monday in July
next. All soldiers so disabled and
all widows of soldiers are lu rebv
notified to .co mo before the Bo-ird
of Inquiry at the Court IIousu in
Morganton on the first, second,
third and fourth days of July next
and make their app ications.
They should bring with them any
witnesses they can who know any
tacts relative to th manner, time
nd plao of receiving the;r wonndg
Their regiment, company, .vc
The widows shonld bring any evi
dence they may have oMheir mar
riage and witnesses who know of
the hrau. place and cause of 'their
husband's death, or any letter
papers they may have."
or
Notice given bvordr-r of th Bunrd.
J. L. J. Ejtks, Cierk.
Pof. Anderson, the new minisn-r
to. Denmark, was once an anulp
pedler on the strees of Ivlilvvankee
and among his customers was fr'
Alexander Mrcheil, who was one
of the first men to telegraph his
congratulations pn ' the pressor's
new honors. :-'Thfongh"-jriVQvn -t.f-Ibrts
young ' Andersen Obtained - an
education and now h .Ha th' -K,.;
hhorofors. literature In ;Ah
' Vilas ware fr.eads.and '
h'ce lii appoinm- nv - :
Bu2z:ird Roo.it.
w,v, fl.
- " n,ations, j wU, be
found a" little like the primaUve
l ...
Baptist preachers 1 write as me
ideas suggest themselves to me,
and like them I am going more for
good horse s-nsj than lor polish or
fine phrases.
Well, there is not a cay pasess
hv hut what 1 fe things going n
..-r,nA r,, t!v,? T JH. ve co -lid bii
irtioroved on. "We want to vo:n
nurc the voung men of to-day with
the young: men ot tweni) ubw
,1trO. UIKO 1 He yuir" xi.-tw
to to-day (as they call thomsuv. s;
and before they are in lhor ttans
they must have a store sun oi
clothts of the most costly latest
PaiUiian style, a plug hat, low
qnanereu snoes, su .p'-o tifti..-.
biandmg collar, elite nceiv-uo am.
kid "-loves, and especially in town
after S o'clock p. m., they will l'gia
their cigatette, witii siivi-r heaut-o:
walking cane, will n innrk to some
oi toe family, ''Tell tlu old g-ntu--
man" his father "1 havesmo busi
ness ('own street, and wilt be back
probably by 12 o'clock." Ard t he-
next morning if the street corm-is,
billiard saloos, whiskey shops, etc.
could talk, what a tale they con id
tell ot the doirgs and sayings ol
tlint youth. And talk with the
old gentleman (young America
new name for father) and no wm
tell voa hi nps aiivi do.vns wilh
ids boy and say that ho is V-t:ing
so large that he can't do anything
with him. As tho wise man sayR.
Sparo the rod r.ucl ruin the chihi."
Now. we discover a wide d;iii-ren"e
in the raising of oys now :wi
ewenty-five years ail -i'uen, hoys,
until thiy w."e eiglien,
J mm
nothing about Parisian sia:s, p:ug
hats, eiga'cttes, biil'id ssloous.
dram-shop?-, cis., and even if ihi
two latter were visited, tho-i tiu-y
were pointed at as reckless, dt.ipat
vd and vinwonhy of nonce by ole
.nd yonag. I ft hey got a neat
lu)iny- made mixed jeans suit i:ut
and lifted by mamma, a neat pa.r
of shoes by a good country sb.m
maker, h. thought himself iu tin
ieig!'t. of the fadiion. Tiitn Ids
father's ordt-r was law. If in moe-
rate circumstances, at tlio ag 61
rwijnty-one lie received a good
trade or a good horf-e and portion
.f the old itomestead, atid he tilied
the Hil. If in better eircumstmc s
he was sent to tchool and then al
lowed to choose tho vacation hi?
salient was best adapter! to. il-vv
different nowadays. How feldoio
y-u see a young man disposed to
select some useful occupation, sm-li
as iarmirg, manutaetui ing, eng::
ering or anything ot the kind
Ail viant to be clerks, la vver. O h
lots, in fact atything to avjid
w.rk. Bui tho blame eh u d r.ot
ail be laid on the ciiihiivn, as tin
parents of to-day are insiUKnvr.i'Mo
their little chirps from it:ia: cy irovt
"if- iittie Siiuy i.-r J.nny i?. jii-i
toi good to do anything and i;. per
fect in eveiythiig." And right
then when out o! tlnir sight the
Old Scratch himself cin't heui
ih nn. Ail this s an evill nn..' y
thes'.m, an I how long, oh how long
will it con'ionp.
Tiii'TiiY jforaoDD.
5ru
o:n !soi?s Ford.
2fr. Juiifar:
Will !y to v.-ii that the p4-op!
in Lower Fork Township all soo.-n
be up and duing, prepandoy it
large crops e ri!, cotton and tohac,
tuclat'er sev'miog to lo fbc
'xcitemen . Wh.-vt hat bfeti o k
it!g sorry, but is iusj.r.u-ii r.r :--, i;
now. There ia a bft . -"icknps- -this
s -ction. D--. J V. Wsjch'.-sicr
is very low and has had his c- l!i
mnd,. and his grave eng. Kb H-y
t'dher of.u- d- try Sjv-ritt' S ii.
tnon Iiovle departed tit's if;- M iri h
24:f.h 1SS5, aged SO r.dd yr-ars
H was one of.nr good old In no
marks and a good old seh. ol tea' h
er for ov r 40 year, ;e i in n
second wife, three s ns a-id a Ur-
circle oi grana ciit'dren. i Jig
OI;
must die and tiie yi-ung m-;y di:-.
and we l'e!i v that the Lord iif.s
called him up heigiier, and that om
loss is his eternal gain, und tS:at in
has ceased from his labors and
works do follow hi:n."
Some Sabbarh-chooIs rre bi-ing
organized in this srction and inay
the .Lorii presidn ovr then.. V. t
want to hear f';o o the editor on ti-c
same. Yours, N. L. C.
I ; tr I TAT . 1 i,
T,...1w..
CiiO3 (beadle Corner; for a iir.it-c-ln;
shave, hair cut and gaeral clcaiiing oil.
Davia Bros, are now iving tlioir
gpriug GooiIh, emVra..-i!:g all the0 Jiu-K
kept id this rr,arker. Go ami see tiitru
while the pjooda are fitsii and uv.
L. F. Warlick & Co., of Icard, de-
Sa thaV'
Fertile of different brUi
which thy offer upon reasonable teixas.
ent3 to sitire to i w-ii-
Mr. Eli '-or:
I hav do yet fcen anything
from Quaker M'm1ow; in vnr?- 5n
t e 'ing columns. I do not k-iow
whether I can write auytning h t
A-ill interest V"Ur tnAMy readers or
n :r, however I will eay eomethirg.
Cold weather still rmain. The
P'-aeh trc-1? are not yt-t in luii
bloom. T don't think ! cvnr 8iw
t!;etn s ; I.v.m. The farmers wre be
gin:?. g to. pant some corn. I
think thv.y i:a' baltt-r ke:p i ntt
ii:itii tli: around gots warmer F r
inv 't'irr. l lmcnu to wa- uihii i
r'ee some buds p'lttingout.
m 1 ft
Tiicte lts been a p.r of c,.tn-
idaitit about wh't bt-in (V- z ut.
Tiie man that m 'e so much on
the r . i red hills .-- id In would not
m:;k-" more than 30 busby's. 1 am
afraid some of thir faith is io-
weak. Mr. PJditor, I !lav.; fa'th to
h.dn-v.-, ir, tltat t!il;re wiMhetlu4
bet whe-it raided h yCr that ha-
boon in wan v. Wa know a n vcr
of wi.ert is thin om tb.r ground, but
it w;!l o;i!y give ttiy i'h- r it b'tei
i-hr-.n-v. ();.ts th,..t W:.i S v7t) 1m:
'tall wi'i a!mosT ,in . fij.
nr.-. i hd 31 r. C. M. Bntkld,
Deputy Tax co , j,,r our
iownsh'.p, h.is sonn-pr pertv al -r:iMi
l:r t-alni-.cx- S;:urfav.
As this is the fii I will stop
Very lesprct'tilly,
Quakku Mrad.uvs.
The tollovving nnu-ed gntlt
tnan are auth ri;:-d to take sub
scriptions br Tit MoRGAvrox St::
tud rccipt for the? sati.-: . M.
Winrrts. ()..k Hi;!; R. ' N. Kin-
en;:, iii.ago w ater; a. Li. li'tght,
Mgrnonluirg; (,pt. J. C. AlTils.
:rm.jietown; Josi-ph Mull, C v.i.p
Ci-jik; N. L. Chapfiiun, Sh.uio'b
Ford: Cpt. P. hi. Mull, Moll
virovc; A nos iluIluiHn,
1 :ir.TH:
il-irace Couiioliv; Icard: L. A
E.d.s, Uut:ierfod C- lege; John
I I .... j IJ I . : i r v
o'r'u. li-iousvii!'-; joiin
la bio R.ek; Josqili iiuntcr, pwuti
o i.ra.
TAKE NOTICE.
r
1 am constantly necivi::cf NEW
GOODS and can always oiler
SPEOLU, EAflGAINS.
It VOit rsr.itl f.t.,:ivo ill.rioy
Be Sure asfl Price m GodSs
l...f..... 1 ; . .
uiiyiug eicwnfre. i pay
full x-alu
i' t'.T
TP1T& 1 TTT rn
All goodb d.Ji v
1 tree within m-j
city hmi'?.
bj iri idt; r.ir
liliESKCiXSSAlCHEDasirt
IP THE UOUGll
itdivced to any p.irt or tiie town.
Tin:
Vf 5 Vt ft ? fc, Z1i4'"i2. .. '. ':
ne4.i;ii Jt.Mling Sewing
chine- oi iho i;md. Cmeand
ex u i .o ssn-i p:icj ihcin
'-c: f:.- b:iyi.g C'!.-C-
'ctiol'y.
P.
tie V
5"t7?ti o r ox
Kono frcanlne nnlcee stamped as follows.
S3
Those ShoCfl for infTeTTMi
aro Made of J-'inrst Tanneri
Calf-Shin , stltchod with lari
bilk lach.'no Twi6t. and ara
unequalled ia Durability.
Comfort, and A ppecr-
rX varioDswiifth. t;ViVo.
ottre. Tliov Am m.riA in
'V foot, and with el-
?"?V ther Li-o.tI nr n.tr.
ivrf ' iocs, l nc mor-
l: .-s. it 9 Of thn I
euoes hare . '
-v: f:'v.... fr .S -
caused euch an enor
moua ir.crfase in the
Oomar.tl for them that
ire can now fumisa
proof that our rrie
t.mted. factory pro
duces a larger nuan-
uty or Fhocs of this
graile than anr I
other factorv in i
Yvcrn:
.... .
larly request ttiose who hvo
oeen ravlnir 83 rr ft fn i..i.
ehocs to" At Icist try on a pair
jwii. ii cost3 ziotlujfr
to try them on.
J. 2IEAST3 & CO.,
ilA3tTTACTTJUEKS,
BOSTON.
2IAS3.
JCOMERESS
l.r. BliTilj&Cj. I
oft
ft .
V
J
; mm
1
The nndcfsiRned wbh to iufornx the
jjooplete stock of
m ..... . w-r. ; m i
! TT i A i R S D ' V I A i K i K
13. : : -v -
JJLKS TO A $7 HAM AAuiUu
Weare6oIeCgcutflfortboC.lnirr.tedPATno:i K'K S OYE, ubicLw
will so!l cheaper thau ver U-U n . . t the
Malta Dsible Plw, Feed Cotters, Corn Shellcrs
SV AliU OIITEIi KiND.S Or A-JUIUULTDlJALnirLEJIEXTi.'
Trv ns on Sti-l rioa nn.i iiimuo tiD-. acyiw, i.w qu.tu ackl
Iron f every kiud. Wo will bavo you uiouey. mZ-t J
We aro Headquarrs for Builders Hardware
OF EVERY KIND. GIVE US A GALL AND SEE THE PRICE?.
To tl rarrbatiliM wo would sy t!iat wo bnvo the most compTefe line of Tools
tl;?.t urn o bo found m Western 'A if.h Carotmo, inclnding all kinLi of iVncU
Filing, Iil. vk PUin-.s. Cir-uUr, rr:.J ul lU'V.tit Plmc, aa.1 V;irijn otbpr kind
tiK mimcrovia to uioiit ion. Como nml enraiuo our stock at Sliping & Cox's old
ataud. lUp"Ctiniiy,
Headquaters fcr All Grades of Furniture,
FROM THE CHEAPEST POPLAR BEDSTEAD. TO TIIE FIN-"
EST CHAMBER SET.-
We have been at enormous expense CltDg np our factory with tho
mcst ittiprored Machinery, Steam Lnginea and employing none buttho
most kiilcd rikiiuMi. I5vory PUcc of Wood 1m Ex.
:niinrd nxitl 'Jl'liri-oixlil- Sen toncd bfttoro
l lc,'i!. Our Slup3 iro loCrtUU at MorgHiitim, on the line of tho
W. N, C. Railroad, hence our transportation locilitii-s are god. Pcr-r.-ns
wirhing to buy Inmilnrc x'il! tave nu iu-y by calling on tis at our
Fartvtv or corrcspondirg with us. Oidtrs lum a distance vill receive
prompt attculion. A liberal. discount made to large dealers
Very respectfully,
"Wilson Avery.
i'l-opr'd rtlorganton rurulttu'c AITj Co.
M-rgmton. N. C, March G, 1SS5
I cli-Ire to fuy to tao farmers liurko aul tho tt-ljoiiaj counties that
I will Pay Cash for Grain and other Products,
Alto tlnit I havtj on hand f--r sroc a nuniber of the well know
IPIcLxontb Wagons.
A GOOD SUPf 0s' i'LOUvk IS LL -:i:DE. fN'CLUUlXU Ttia CKLiBIUT
iU i. lioiv's 51 talk- (kOLLLU I'KOCESS). LQUAL TO THAT IN ANY
Grain, Hay, Hal and Brrrn Alv7ays on Hand.
iVei Dttivt;iy.
MAKUFACTURING COMPANY.
'i.-'i lo
("I. IIALIj. LUme., ".".v.v.. v.
a. A. 5iiiUiOi:w,
II.
T Mi'-scrt MNCFACTCKixa Co:ipast, boii'2 InrateJ at the junction of the
i-f?ir i -dr Ntrrcv Gu-jcv 11. K. ith ho era .V. C. 11- U. &t Hi. tor ...i
;:i . fc.uv.try a'.oiitiiia in I 'i?, anJ nli kiuus of l ara wood oa the Unust uualiij,
iik jrcrflfu- w mi &t sli"tt i..t.cc oru'.-rs for ever j !c-ricriptiua of
Co"isth of Sah. D'.imtf. Muii-:;;f, l.irai:J Vindrw Fraroon, cither square
vriinuf ir cncn!:r lop, v.v.hlirg. i r-clle, lta!usciR, tit htr turned or paw. U.
Porosi s a;d I.:y WinJows ccmph-lf, fioriitvs :"ruj iLe p JUuvst Porch Cornice to the
hf,f ti.;.ck. l-l Co-imcj. t ) p it,
t...n t o"vu ;f iru ii iiio :. ra d
jAw.t -v ik is tvn, -tort- fiviiii ztud CT.dix.cuf.ni truipi-tr- ttacv to put up. ail
t..r!- of -i -s. -oik. b.iii .j ai:d Counttm. na mU)oj a
lr:i'..-A?i.' i'o'ir.tti i.r .-ut. ti...r. mu hac it uide Jehr. Sketches
.:r.tl . i-toi.Htcs o- t .rui :-s !' r .hii-; ;n -, v it:. r w .ti.ci.t liihi let, preciption Coun
;.! . it;. A.--. ; iu fj.r., ovt ; t!:iuf; tb.it i :tuirs to LU1LDIAU ia the line of Mill
dj jf lea p . i :r o ; Uoxo'vg in Hard Wixxh:
Viv.o el?, tJ" lr
'.Vv r i:i'ite!s Vjiirtcor
. . .
j him-w ana eiou.-i.
OlMr rxi.e cr c.i I 1
pf u:. kii-... iij'. j.llurt i i ilo.;.i ijs
l!i i i ici.t.t v-. jour
pir ii u.. ic n..il.ii, i
juu j..fct v.S..t ou vu:.i
unl.ii.'
J.. U vol C1
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