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! How Victories Were Announced by
Them.
TAYLOR AND HIS SOUP.
Ho V.ffinn 1 1 1 INport of a I !ht 1
s 'ill's Way.
WL'-n Ctt-nern Taylor liivl fon'ht anl
wo') u L'i?t l.attie in Mexico Lc feut a
il 'it of it t-j tli-j -ecrctttry of Wara:vl
l u:iitl.y having: ".-ir Oq yester.
lay iio.-!i i's I v.as ta!:iu't liasty plate
(jf v;p. " I h' nation was tltctrifitl
at the victory , but ovuryl.oly mulcl at
ti,: oM lean's style of reporting it anJ
tl:e iinj ortm.co l.o atta- hed to soup.
N ' v. tii-lcrs the Vhi's rjominute-I
iiii.i for I ') e-i'lfiit over 'iei.eral Scott
aii.l harii'-! Vfbnter. Scott was ca'Ic l
" M I'ns aii-1 I 'eatherf, " l.'it 'J'aylor
v.a .In'ol.i.-.i " M lloii-h ami IIicl-,"
ni. that i.oiiiiiiati.-il him. J'Lo I t-ino-
i!.t:c p:i:-r.-i inaly fun of him anl
callc I iiim "ol'i soup plate" aii'l "oM
ha'ty,"' I. ut ho wa, .-i-e'e 1. Ids fi-ht-
iialiti-.s put him thu.iii'h.
An-l Ift-tity Wat tf i .-".; my a wu can
put A'lnuia! Mcui-y through for the
nu:;; ita-on. Mayho wo can. I atn
iihii', of vu iso, for he ii a lu-mocrat
iitol a l'i c-tyti-riiui, urnl lein' on of
lht t .' t, oll-ht to I.O Cit-ctfjih Wo
flon't litio'v t!ift !io i- artiftl to foup,
but :rt'.i:i it is that ho is partial to his
M'.:na !i, for ho a'-'uaily stopj-e l tiht
in' an. I sinking sliips lon enough to
fat breakfast. Was stn-h a tiling ever
I'.tic, in the x ; j i I -1 of a terrific battle
b,-f"re ' 1 we t.ty ininutt s for break
frist!" was tin- nil'.' of the s.tewm d's bell
on e; cry e.--.-l au.l the por Spaniar.la
ha.l Mii i'i-iist; of so) row for a littlu while.
Xaehnry J'aylor sai.l : " V little inf.ro
tmpc, ('uptaiu Urag, ' but. Pev.eV
Hani: "I Soys, let lis re.-t n liiie and eat
up soinel'iiiii the lest of their bhipH
wiil keen. "
I '. ey is a fJiecn nM-nntaii boy ami
I like, that, for Vermont I e moci ats ure
the be n I enio.-n:ts ii' i thoi'the bne.
Ami j:st to think of his beii;-,' a I I es -b;.
let iau. 1 .li.h-nt km.-.v they ha'l any
in eiiuont ami woiihl hai set him
loun for n I'liitariiin or a I'oman ("iith
ol ! or a ileei v ater I'.nptist. 'rover
"leel:nil, they say, is a l'i e-by tei ian,
but may be lie is olio of Zeb Vance's
kni'l. Zelinii.l: "J'ho ditieienco be
tween me ami my brother Hub is thut
It.1 is a .Metiio iist ami believes iu fall
ing fiom grace, but I.'ob never falls. I
ii m a l'i e:-by!i i lau ami don t believe in
falling from lace, but am falling all
the time." When Zeb was runnuig
against Mnldeu for (Jovemor he foiiml
out that nil the people iu u little valley
over tin; mountain were I'nptists and ko
he went over there i s i s t a few days be
feie lb Men w as to speak ihei e and tohl
the boys that hi yood old mother wasa
I'itptist ami that Hidden was n regular
o!-l fa-hione 1 shoiitin' Methodist ami
y:i could hear him h mile ut ft camp
meeting. 'J lie result was that not a
iio.en men came out to hear ifoldeu
ami aii.-e got ew-ry vote iu the nettle -mint.
i'ut tiuit sto.ping for breakfast at
V' inula reminds me of the great tight
between ir. Hull ami Colonel Hoyd,
f our tow n. away i k before the war.
J hey v.. mo beiding ci'i.ens and -o:i-tu:u:iUy
at o:i!:: 'I hoy ennied much
M.imr sity on tiieir to;:-t;es n;id much
c lp-coMiy in their a'idoiaina! regions,
fur e.o-ii v. . -igh: ! i: bout .'Vl pounds and
had sh-'M iie- lvs and slioit arms anil
sl ort. i- h i. ; :ud each had vowed to
w !;m-t he i i her if lie ever crossed his
p:.th. !ieday as Hail w as going from
the i v"-i . tUv'-v, slowlv walking and
i';eln!4 his paper, he au.l Hoyd mot at
the coiner andthe light beep.!'. I.'ach
was as big a cowai d as old I 'al stall', but
they to liht ami everybody around
w us w i!!;ng. ki n bri.-f time they got
to thy ground, mid neither could get
v or .;.. o:i top, ,.'!'l they biowtd like
I orpois. s. r while the ei-i !e took
) -it y en ti;.-;u all,j lH'lp.;d them up and
then each claimed the victory, '"i sent
you word ! v. us going p whip you,"
said Hoyd, 'and now I reckon you will
! id t. i i in:; lies on l ie. " "Whip v, I o,
on old. dii ty, lying put py. Why, I
whipped you, ami never stop ed
reading my newspaper." and lie h,-ld
up the ci uuip'ed siicet that s-imhow or
other he had never let k Iidiu his
hand. I he old doctor nivvay bworo
Hist !'.e '..ever steppe. I : cad ili.T ills rai-pr
v h''e I" ;!
i! ! U g 1 o . d -i list so 'i a v lor
t --v f-T-v.i hi
!;. :!;! i-t. II.
!iterv that ii.ii
up ami I 'eve , his
s !:o lecoid ia all
. I 'evvev's co!ties
umlcr hie and
r wat. r, and if he
u! 1 I
luini.ie i tor our next
W.-Httisori piediets. the
l-e twenty minutes for
sh'.bb,.;, th vv
l'li iii,t'a-i.
-tone .'.all
e ! e v i'i y i.i u '
-on
"Ut
ii lent f-om to
i-ting during a
praying lor
1 1.
ul . f his enemies.
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Hut alter :i"! that has be n sai
id or
ut;.; al.out i n heroes. ! don't 1 -.-I ie e
h'.! lii.v .-o.l l .'-ni-.l man tak.- p'eas
: - in k.iling hi- fe'lovv men whether
t:: 1 j.ttlc . r m a i e:s,-.i;,il .;!,.-Urel. in
e , hicn time when n f, -,;i.:.t duels
i.n-t it was ooUMdcred dishor.ciuble to
:e:iie a ehjjMet'ge, li'.-iny a man over
;:ot his i.ho'--,iiv lather thiin lave his
' " ' 1 !i hi han-ls. I takes a hard-
l-eai ted !'..:ii to si t -mother down in
.-!' bie.-.i i.e.d it l- a sha io of comfort
to c very ti ue so'-l er to know that ev
il v l.t'.!:et ! e ti:,.-l ,:.-u- ! . a ve t : i-s.-.i t he
S'-.ii! k. I saw tv, o : . hi;; v - - hot i.T sun-
lle one tiioi 1:10 .: ..; . ", ..tri.ui!0 ;!: :; I
I welve n oie.i ti .- j-,,. ,i,,.t p.;t ,;o :
i lie kl. w w m".'.. i d !.:. for six of '
the v: ! i- : i ;. ... ,:.rl, s,.,.h ;
i.imv i ;:
i v e t f !.. f ,..,",.. .4 i
tl.es.' V. ho ;.. .- ,; f r
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( a; ii he:,: d w hi. h -s i t h
M c! stll! i: lii:.t- u. '
thy I 1 ... . . - . . .
-e.-l
. !: ave;: .hat
t he l.ilci
!l.e voi.-eof
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ott er i '.... -o tt.ev i-i.aUe Mauds ami
make ti let.. is or 1 , w - ( s.. .) ....
Nathaniel , i :, w o.,,. .
n".';,, 11 l-c-as ::; l.,or i-i cic;! v -i-' '
"We... U'-. I uj i.-e:o. m f.:it. ! ma j
ci -:. -1 i ;i i c-1 ti) ap- j-uve it. hut -g. j j
."'' 1 hat we have to !i -ht '
at vy.it. " j
H': 'ne thitig is certain. We rue '
C' U-it-s ow s,,ol iu feeding Ptarvit- 1
u.-ansatuii o;:r tlc-ts dot.t hunyup I
h- P hu m. .b r it Wks hke w e cannot
lull Arp lu Atlanta Coustitutioa. j
f'Z s-e:.' tv.- iT -Vosuii p..,:-...
lie
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
'I he Sou I h.
The f 'onfe-b-rate veteiansof Atlanta
Lave arranged to farni-h n.eals aod
fcleeping quattetfi free to ',0
'i he Mire Woi ke. s' L'nion of America
has dec-lai ed a boycott against coal
o erators of West Virginia.
At 'i ami a. I'la.. a boy named (iarcii
I has been p!.ic;-d under arrest, suspected
I f-f I fciii; . Sf -jfi'.rdt sr-y.
; The coming Soul .hern Hib'ica! Assem-
bly at Knowille, Ten :i , will be ad
' die -sed by di-ting ui -he I churchmen
' and politieians.
'ongres-man Ilhea, I'rmocrat. from
the 'I bird Kentucky district, I as been
j confirmed to his feat bv a foimal vote
i of the Houe.
i It i.- the (.pinion in Congressional
j circles that the f-tiHrage lunend'rent
I which has been adopted by the I.OUis
I iana constitutional en ventio'.i. is tin-
constitution-i!.
I "I tlit; ::n,i;ii:i lijt-n w ho have entered
the seiviee r,s volunteers fiiii the
Southern Mut. p, it is estimate 1 that ;'
per cent, aie ex ("onftdei ates or the
eons of ex-Coi.fe lerates.
I'ier of the Haltimoie aud Norfolk
Steamship f.itie, at Halimere, Md. ,
with e-ittou and turpentine was de
stroyed t.y tile. Loss, "mt. 1 he
Hteamer Alabama caught lite, but was
saved.
As the result of trouble f.mon' stock
holders, the Aint-i i'Mii Hnameiing and
Manufactui i.ug Cum i any, of Tucl.er
county, W. Va., has pa.-fd into the
hands of a jeceiver.
'J he lhivis Coal and Coke Company
wiil develop tiieir co?l tract at Hambie
ton. W. a , which u ill rcpiii e a shaft
Uufeet deep. New houses will be built
and tracks laid, 'ihe whole improve
ment will cost about i. no i.
Col. Heneh-in Cameron, of Kaleih,
w ho resented Jen. l it ben with the
magnificent stallion" '"Choctaw." re
ceived a telegram from (!ei;eial l.ee
asking him to ship the horse to Tampa.
In honor of Oiuen Vietoiia's birth
day and to celebrate the ties of friend
ship between the I'nited States and
in-at Hritain, a dinner was giveti at
'I in pa Hay Hotel, Tampn. Ha., at
which were present nearly all the cllic-
rs of foreign governments theie.
Tlie Ncrtfi.
Trinity Hpiseupal ( hurch, New York,
expended over 'j)U,U'io lust year iu its
church and charity work.
1 Mn ing a farew ell demonstration to
troops at Haivor City, ( re. , a mortal
exploded, seriously injuring several
persons.
The CJiarities and Corrections Con
ference at New York hits selected Cin
cinnati, c.. for the holding of Ihe na
tional conference iu May, 1.:.
A collision u:i the Heading Hallway,
seven miles oast of Williauisport, Ha.,
resulted in the demolition of eight
freight cm s and a locomotive.
Thy Ohio State Senate has ndoptol
n lesolution, which pays Sen. llanna
attempted to bubo members of the
Legislature to procmehis election.
A severe hall storm did considerable
damage to ciops at Miiford, Pel.
Al Philadelphia, Ha., ( has. MeCabe
was instatly kiiied by falling from a
hay loft.
Hy the accidental discharge of an old
cannon at St. Haul, Minn., William
MeXnmara, Haul lisher and dohn
Young were seriously in jure'!.
Hy the fall of an elevator, used for
hoistiuir Height, at the ttncomi h-ted
warehou-e of the I'estou Whaif
Company four men were killed and live
injured.
Papers have been served in the move
ment to oust Albeit Smith lrom tho
of'.ieo of Mayor of Hrigautine. .lorsey.
J-'raud ami brtllot-bo.x stuffing are
nllegvd in t!)- proceedings.
In the llouso of Uej.repf-nlatives at
hover, Del., niter a still" tight, tho bill
iu establish a State I Iran I of Aiirieul
tuio, which is required by the constitu
tion, was killed by a vote of il to '..
At the special election in Yineland,
.Jersey, to nppropi iitte a fund for man
nal training iu the schools the borough
ites turned the tables on the farmers of
the township and carried tho t'l'O ap
propriation. 3Ibct!tar.eoii9.
Orders woe uceived by tho Mon
tana euv ally troops to preparo to stait
for Chickaumuga.
Alexander ( iillnn, tho Hritish Con-sul-(ienera!
at Havana, has been ga
zetto 1 at ix. C. M. (,
Adjuliint Ceneral Corbin's r.d vices
indicated that b'T.liil vclunteers Jmve
been niiitercd into tlie service of th--Pnited
Stat js.
Contracts have been let for the con
struerion of a rnili-cad frcuu Skaguay to
Luke p.enuett via th-. White ! ass. and
work will begin at one v
'Ihe HelLiiau ' Jovci niiicit h;n utlered
R prize of .- lo.ooo to the i e: son who can
invent a stisf.i dor v eheuueal to replace
1 hospiiorous in the making of Inciter
matches.
ihe I V. th regimont of In liana volun
teer infantry ha- but Ca::n. Mount in
four sections f,,,- the i cnde.v.uts al
Camp hunu lot ing. Ya.
ment i-J co-urn mded by Co!. I'liniettf
The Horn.- corn - on dent of the
Chronicle says he loams that th"
aticHtt s de. 'arati in of neuiiali; y was
due to noti'ication from a-hiiigt-.-a
that no n anib-tation of svmt athv v; ith
Spam w . '.:!.l le to'ei ated.
TheCenera! Ccnferetice of the Meth
odist Hi isco; rd ("in. re!:. South, in H;i!
tuiK'te. rhntsihiy. oid.;oic.l Hidiops
Cande'ara and Moirio:: He-dlntions
en'oei iug ( J iad-toue v a-bpte I I'.
Lambeth, of Na-hvil'e. and d. Hrit.-iV
rtt. of Mi-smri. were ele.-te-t mt.-siou-ary
secret aide-.
llon-.luiu a-lvieos under ;;: of May
IT, received at miu Hi an. 's o. savs:
' I lie A mei !c in tr.-eps w ill ... alh-u,..
diiect'y and i'i.,':i!v by tp.. e,,., ,., nn.-n t
all the free he.. tn-i- j . 1 1 1,..-"-.!
be sold I tl e f... d !:,.- ;,-.. ,, ,..
they cn'i . i,i ty i ': ii'.d w i i i be givt-u n:!
the ;,-istu;.ce lying wnhiu th-pcwerol
the i eople.
a-titiiuton.
1 h- herm.n H.-t.- m I
suburb t f W;- : ? ,
J.-t'i'V. ! by Los-. '
suruiice, $', .
A N'.-iv i.fivol.ipr.
Jiving P:- i .:i:, i
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::-.'i t '
ii. ,.; ti e "!;.v v, M.;:v
u'.le. :md tho .,.ij:-
! ; ': n i,. i-.-iian-h
aiii.vr in w-.i-.-h i: was forward
.d.
A New York iiian -ay- he r:-,n : ir
di.-t .v; 1 , j. ; :-;ry. v. ry ; 1. . :
A gre.ii :.i;-y in tips ..:.' a.e :;;jje by j
Teal estate .leula. j
a
Some Facts Not Well Known Out
side the State-
THE ANSON STATE FARM.
A ool Strawberry Reason at Wil-iiiliigton--New
M Ilit.irj- Company
Oriinlfd at liarlotte..
The reoj.'e of North Carolina Lave
been unfortunate ia some resreets.
They have- been but little addicted to
Poasting of their achievements. While
other States have been conspicuous en
gala days and iu the historical reco:d
of the pad the people of North Carolina
have for two hundred years been mak
ing history w ithout seeking to blazon
forth their deeds to tho world. Mr.
Haneroft, whose duties led him to in
vestigate th3 facts of North Carolina's
history has recognized much that the
1 eoj !e of this State have accomplished
in the cause cf human freedom and in
vindication cf rights ever held dear by
free-born citizens, atid has in his im
mortal pag s, chronicled some of the
events that mark the advance of
North Carolina upon the highway
of civil liberty and religious devel
opment. Hut, unfoi tunately the peo
ple iu this State have been so iso
lated from the great centres, have had
so little communication with the out
side world, have been so destitute of
those channels of iLtcicouse that be
long to more favored sections, that the
great, important and unquestioned facts
of their history are unknown to the peo
ple of other States. While the skirm
ishes of die New Lngland States are
known and read of nil men events of
earlier and of oiute as significant char
acter that happened in North Carolina
are onlv-know n to gentlemen beyond its
borders, who, like the late Colonel
Peter J-'orce. of Washington, Mr. Han
croft, President Welling, and a few
others, are fond of hisAorial investiga
tion or have been Jed by ome circum
stance to explore some of the partially
known historical territory that belongs
to this people. In view of these facts
it become- an interesting question, w hat
Noitli Carolina claims and what can be
established beyond all cavil or question V
Hrifly thus:
That the lirst Lnglishman who ever
planted foot on the American conti
nent landed on Hoanoke Island iu the
month of duly, l")f.
1 hat the lirst child born of English
parents on American soil was Virginia
I 'aie, who was born on Hoanoke Inland
in after whom the county of hare
is named.
That the first resistance to the stamp
act w as at Wilmington, N. C. , in 1n .
That the first blood that was ever
drawn iu the defence of tho people's
rights mid in resistance of ty rami , was
at Alamance, on May !"-, 17 Tl.
That the lirst meettng that was ever
held in any of the colonies to declare
separation fro.u the Hritish command,
to oigauhe lot armed resistance, wasiu
North Cj.rolina. iu the county of Meck
lenburg, in the month of May, 1775
nearly lifteeu months before tho na
tional declaration.
l he Anson Main Car in.
Any one who has not visited the
State farm recently would be suipi jp.ed
io m te the gteat amount of woi k Cat t.
Heinhartlt, tho supei lutemlent, has had
done there in the last few months. J iie
system of canals and lull side ditches
constructed on the farm by ( apt. Hcin
hardt is unmistakable proof that he
knows exactly what is needful for the
drainage of the obdurate Jould's Port;
bottoms. The value of the bottoms
has always been recognized, provided
they could be drained, but, as the ta-k
was too gieat for private individuals to
undertake on n scale large enough to
insure success, it looked for a long time
as if th-y Mould have to be abandoned
to the rushing waters that spread over
them after every heavy ; ii:i. The acre
age of crops on the farm this year is
about as follows: Cotton. r.M) acres;
corn, planted and to plant, on;) acres;
wiieat, -iO acres; oats, k acres: peas,
planted and to plant, Liu acres ; sweet
potatoes, enough to run the farm, be
sides this there are large gardens and
truck patched, ('apt. Heiuhardt's in
tention is to make the farm self-sustaining,
and to this end he is bending all
his energies.
Joo;l Strawberry Season.
There have been nbout 'lii.'Hid crates
of berries taken out during the sea.-on
from points between Wilmington and
iold -boro. This is a big ineiease over
last year, when tho figures were PMf-l"-.
The number of quarts carried out
this seasou, calculating thirty-two
quarts to the crate, is s.oou.noo. Cal
culating on un average of 11 cents per
quart it w ill be seen t hat the gross ra
ceipts were -'w-,, oo .
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Iiiirlut'e's Now Company.
A volunteer company was organized
at the (t ueen City J itards' armory on
the '.'d, to be known as the Mecklen
burg Hiflemeii. A gre,;t,.r ,,a!t :f
Captain (Jadd's company is includ -d in
this organization. It will fill the va
cancy in the Secoud Pegiment, which
is expected to occur, due to one of the
original companies failing to secure the
required number of recruits. Tho offi
cers are: IL S. Uormlev. captain; YV.
O. Wad. lirst lieutenant: S. H. Alex
ander. Jr.. second lieutenant. Later,
the complement of the Second regiment
Ion been comj leted, but the cornpauy
hoi es to be mustered m later.
1 he State charter the (Jreer.sboro
p.arrei Crane Company ; capita! i?..Vn.
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N vv "i t he i oinpu n .
A new textile company has been r-i-ganhred
at Ha!-i-h with Williai-i W'hif
aui. Arthur Whittam and Abel i.
AMertou. lii.-rt "i ate s. v.-.m fyj
ti:-.'i?ae.l dodats capita' stock; war. lu
Coi peraU d.
Mount Airy ha sut'h-et.t water power
vvi?h:n ! i..ile o; tj e centre .,: th.--t
wu t- ad the machinery in ..
I la. e ard enougii t.. spa;e to drive ;-. ;
the dv -nam i:.-. -arv to light the c:i v
and then glt-nt qUiiititle- of jo,'...:
wo-.; :,t i-e left to g.j to waste. Mt. Airy
N e v S.
Tl ,.:- r..:.:: i r.: f-o.-- r
th- War ti,;'.. I "- ; ; i P. -g , y.
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r-' l": 1 :a N ;r Jvr-,y c5a;s j
u;g-sts that :uat: :u.oriy ! a matter oi !
toomj, 1
New North Carolina Postm istf r.
Fourth class postmasters for North
( prolina weie appointed as follows:
ti m 1'ii.s.m It.i'iar.lsville. 15un-
'combe' county, vice Whitt, resigned;
Charles S. Young, (ireeniavk, Watati
gaeotiutv. vice Havnes, removed; duo.
W. Pearsail, Mc dowau, Ibiiin county,
vice Me' low an, resigned; Philip A.
Wes-ie, Net. Iredell county, vice Har
u;ird, removed; .Limes H. Williams,
lo-k H-t. 1'i'ion county, vice Cooper,
leagued.
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I 'nlvcrnlty ("niimienceiiienr.
Invitations have been issne-.l an
nouncing the cue hundred and third
annual coraiaencemeut of the I'niver
sity of North Carolina, May "J'-'th to
dune 1st, inclusive.
Held ty I'liree Negroes.
Pan S. Chandler, of south Iredell,
who was in tow n Saturday, reports that
while he was en route home, just after
lark thit evening, three negroes came
upon him in th? public road just belov?
the Stockton place, about two miles
south of town, and took him ott' his
hoise. They made an effort to go
through bis pockets. Mr. Chandler
soys, but got none of his money, not
withstanding he had $K orcl-un his
per.-on.
.Major Hayes Honored.
(Jeueral ritzhugh Lee has tendered
to his old frieud of the l S. A., who is
stationed here as military advisor to
(Jovemor lltissell, the appointment of
either of the two very important and
desirable I ositious on his stall'. The
1 o ltioiis are Chief Quartermaster
and Chief Commissary. Major
Hayes as yet has neither declined or
accepted tlie oH'er of (leueral Lee and
will wait a short while before making
his decision.
Civil Service Kxaiiiinatlon.
Civil service examination for the posi
tion of storekeeper and ganger will be
heid at Statesville dune 4. All appli
cants must apply before May HI. Age
limitation, 1 minimum; no maximum.
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llranch Olllee at Ch.-.rlottc.
The YVinship Machine Company of
Atlanta, (ia. . has opened a bruch
house in the htnham building, with
Mr. II. r. dacobs as manager.
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Legraiid Kinlorsed for Congress.
At the I Jemocratic county convention
held in I'ockingham on the lth, Jos.
T. Legrand was unauimously endorsed
for ( "oiigiess.
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The long distance telephone lino be
tween Charlotte and Statesville is
nearly completed.
And now n pulent medicine man
claims to be the original discoverer of
of the quickest method of reducing
tlesli. Hut he forgets Shvlo. k.
KUZA15 K I II ) AI M- N ( K I K.N T.
First Sessicn of the New ami I'ros
5 rons I' ciriiilc College to l Knded
"W Interesting and Appropriate
-i eitionies.
P.lii.abe'.h College at Charlotte, N.
C. , opened its litst school year last
September with S'i pupils from matiy
States. Now it has almost I'M) pupils.
Its tirst school year has been one of
phenomenal success, and deservedly
so. for its projectors spared no pains
nor exiense in founding r.n institution
worthy in every way of elevating the
moral and mental capacities of young
women and iittiug them for life's ar
d;:ous duties. The college grounds are
located just outside the cty and cover
twenty acres of a nicely shaded and
retiied elevation, commanding mag
i.iticcnt and unobstructed views from
every point, v. hi!e the buildings proper,
costing :?7V' are handsome, large,
airy, equipjed with all modem con
veniences, and yet h ue tho home-like,
refined and inviting environments so
lequisite and yet bo often absent - in
public institutions. 'I he value of thy
college property is estimated it -SIOo, -0'r.
Not one case T serious illness
occurred during the year; perfect
health, moral and physical, lias ruled
at Kiizabeth College.
Ft is hardly too much to claim that
Fli.abeth College is practically "The
Yapsur of the Mouth lacking only age
to place it on as high a piano as is ac
corded to its older compeer of the
Norlh.
Space forbids as full an account of
this young and aggressive educational
institution as we would like to givo it.
Sulhee it to pay that it has a faculty of
exceptional ability. Its president, Lev.
C. H. King, and Vice-President, Hev.
C. L. T. Fisher, see to it that nothing
is left undone towards the personal
?ei;:foit and mental advancement of
inch pupil, 'ihe commencement exer
cises occur. Line l-'th to L",th, as fol
lows :
S.-rev-n b-f. r- te-S.ud--r fias. Smii1.iv,
fine pjth, iu St. Mark's Lutheran ( htio-p'
it 11 o'clock, a. m.. hy K"v. A. G. V.-igt. I'!
t.. of N-iVl.l ITT, S. (".
Aiinnil S.-riiion Sunday. June lth. iu
-t Murk's- Lutheran imr.-h. at 8 oP -k p
tn., ty Iter. I. ( . Jl .s-r, I'. J).. of Hkkorv,
N. ( '.. s.ii-j. ct. -I.if..."
Addr.-.-s M-f.-r. t!e- bit-rarv
nd iy. .blue l.Jdi. u, the clleo
'ieti.'S-
'!legM eh-ipe, at
J hr.. Klut. of
"fsom (ireat
s .. .-lo.'k .. rn.. I y ll'm.
S;oi.-l ury, N. ( '., sulject
Norm-n."
i ("ah-dn-ni .1 ri II
('...ui'i;. -ii. t Kx"r.i.i.- Pi coli.-e
e!ia; :. J-ire- lUli. at 10 o'clock a. rn ad
-Ir'-s, Py l.-v. !;. i ert c. Ib.llat-.l. . p.
pa-t -r . f St. Murk's j.l I eljaplain of the
iiegp. Awardu.g n..-d.i"s. d;tiu''tiou" et
(Mu-i-.i.
('-... -rt and be eption Tus.la v, .Inn
14tt). ia c i;-ge ehaj.-i an. parlors, at H
o'cc-.-k p. m.
rt Lhi! it- M uc! iv aft'
S.iv.
rco'.ii and Tues-
J ne new catalogue, unique and
hami-opae. i.i now rady and will be
i. ni co iu ii: iei fsifc-1 parties on
plication.
ap-
I-l;:u 1 Mnvri a iile an tiour.
I'i .iitiiig i-laiid.i no so rare
may !e gem i-..'...v t:,.p '-. 'l'iicy are
tarue",y a ma'5'r of locality, ami t: .--r
e s:ghttl three time- in lvg ip. tl:.-
(.-Tis Athllitic oe mi was lei only un
i:i;;:-m.l u- cup m-. ., Put al-o of p.... uliar
-ci.-:;-!!:.- !:.f;e-t. the three ln-
vpi.'-'-s the i-l ind w as -e.-a it was mov
P:g toward the Azores nT the rate of
r.b-iut a m-Ie an lour. Its extent v.as
nearly srm f.-.-t e.i.-h w:y. and it con
tained iac.c'n f-u-e-t growth, many of
the tree, b- :ag thirty fed high.
W all Pap r Oil ;ity.
Zinc v.aii p;;;er i- the la'est oddity.
Id.e ziuc : a".::i. h-d to tlie wall by r
rem- i:t Invented for tim iurpos, and
is made to Imitate n.arble. The :-
fae. i- ei.an:.'!.-. so to r-nder it rrf.r.
n "i.-rit or u-a.lnb! It e!ainK' f.-r
ii.-.v dej-artnre in ,i,.(-ra;jVf. iii;i't..
r'.il tt'it' ud.i:. it is .s perni inent -s
s oi-inarble it is m-j -ij i l e-n er aiTl
e'in t- as ea-ily put on : ..rddiarv' all
fr. tvi;:.
A School Girl' Batll.
JVcth Ite Ae'orJ. 4
Ml-s E:r malty bolt, a r repossessing school
-Trl of MiiforJ,"laL, is of more than usual
Tnte'idgon-, au 1 is anibitious to rise ia tho
literary world.
-Ia fae fall of 153 V f-iJ Mrs. Hybolt.
E:nma was taken ill. S was a closo
stu l-nt and her work began to tell on her.
She qrr weak, pale and nervous, an 1 coai
j.'nlne 1 of pains la Iit bark, cm-st and
iiiBbs. Afew.r!;rL!!l s!,e gre-r
,vo--.. .1 ftor said s-n tv.vii vi'trnpf
iJ..rvte'-- t f- -f iti-'i:. a11'1 ) ,!l' iuv0 1,'a
t'..i-.... fr.nn -ch... -J vreck- earlier. Sin-gradu-
..IK- .,r..,.- o-'rs,. !..: nerved Were SO tens'
m..:. It. ..!..... r ..-!,.. irritate!
her ni' l s!.e
ha 1 ;i f.-ver a a 1 a "
lu-r t:;usles. Tlie
like ."it. Vitus' Jaacc
r.timiiil twifidng in
-vmpto-us were atuci'
"A year
passed, an.!,
under a
li a n g' of
p li y s i i iaiis.
L' m m a 1 -
Cililie foine-
vvhat hettr
m.hii wa
ns I. a d as
ever. a e
day I r. 1 .'
a case .similar
to hers which
was cured bv
H,r ?.'. ''. r- Willi-ims"
Pink r.l1- f-T I'al r-.ple and I de-.dd.-d to
trv t!:e;e.
l -. -na h i 1 im f.iiih in proprietary n;e,!i
ein. - I -at tried the piiU. and after taking a
,., .tl , !ie l e-tau t.i i:ni rove. It wa
al.oat the tir.-t -.f Apr;! when sle began and
bv th -mibile May. after t-king about
-ight boxes, s'm was entirely ctir-.l.
While ill. .-he L.-t twenty-.-ight pouuds.
hut now weighs nmr-? than ever l-cf-.r.'.
IPr nerve- are strong and she Is In perfect
health. We arc all conHd-nt that Dr. Will
iams' I'iak Tills f r Pale People cured
h.-r. and I "heerfuliy roeomiKen-t theni ia
a!i similar case... Mas. 1. A. ltviioLT."'
-s -ri'.ed and sworn to before in, this
thii J o:iy of September, K1.
Cai.kh Pakth, Notary ru'di..
Dr. Williams" Pink Pitls f.r l'ai" l'eop!
vvili cure all di. .i-s ari.-ing from a poor
and watery .onditi-ui of th. blood, will
i.iiild up a inn .Pcvu system and are a spe
"i".e f-.r -ar.i-y.-i-. l'..-oin..tor ataxia and
.,ther dis-ji-.-s long re gar ! 1 as incurable.
Fitzliugh Lee as consul general at Ha
vana illitstraies the ftied iiiiental prin
ciple of civil service rel'orn;. y,i.-i i
"to find t!m right man i'vv the place
and keep hi:n there. Ceneral Lee P
a !ei:iociat. a Sou! herner ami was ;.
bard light"!-on the Southern side. IL
was selected fo!" his present place bv
a I H'liioerat iv Pre-;. lent :i the ground
oi fitness al.iiie. When :i Hepubbca ::
President came in ami found this deli
cate and d'tlieult post so admirably
tilled by a i;;an of ojiposile j-olitics hi'
wisely requested li i it i to remain "as a
personal fa cor to the President." 1'v
eryb.uly Is ijt only satisfied, but groat
ly pleased v.'th the result.
The Pittsbtp-g Hi-patch sttys: "deal
ousy is now legai'dml as a disease by
the medical prof esdon, and in such
eases, as :ire brought to eminent doetois
it is treated as smb." The divorce
tieatnient usually is ;i most cll'ective
cure for that ailment.
Heaity I Illooil Deep.
Clean blond moans a clean skin. No
beauty without it. 'a-ciicts. Candy Cathar
tic dean your b..... and keep it clean, by
stilling up the lazy iiv-i and .h iv ing all ir.i-
plllities (loin the body. Hcc.; today t.
iiani.-h pimples-, boils, blot, le s. bla. khi .id...
atid I hat si k!y iuiious o!.i.!c!..n by taking
Cuscniets, -beri'tty b r lennnts. Aildiug
gists, satii-fai tiou mi.u.iiiitcd, 10-. , 'Jec, 5i'c.
'Mii-te.-n I. oats for Kh.i.d ikei s ar" ! i; g
'on-tin i.-l m the vicinity .j!.ii:i Fraii'-i-c..,
al.
Smt fire, Kl.oolil.e li;i
1- roni 'o-id ' otnti'i M-t.-- . ei.il mm v-y. Ad-diet-s
tiai-iuer A. ('..( eloi.t-lo .-pui-, t'i !o.
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Syrup of Fi'gss is taken; it is j.lousaiit
ai)'l refro;!ing to tlie tastt;. .rnl acts
gently yet irrnjtly on the l'ptt;o T
Liver a.'i'l liowcis, clcaii-"'. tlie sys
tem ciTeettially, 2ijK.-!s coM:--. Lo'pI
fp.'ljcH ait'l fevers atnl euros i,:tlitT:al
constipation. Syrup f Ii';s is ti.e
only remedy of its kiinl ever ldo
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eub.-titnte.
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