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fc-ijaa-'io'dfc.iiSA.i 4 , ViiHU&WAaMW 'ssf h -iT'Tl -in "irf-r ii nfff r i ' i-rr 'i i '" ;i ji i ... mt . L iff ' . Ik.' it fit - 7 f . ,, J ' -x ' V ' J 1 I V,"' mi v.. IS; ? - :.:', ....-f - i. ? , t. 'm:,iih t:i te: ,TEE UlCHKOlID JIOCKET; . lL WA LL,, Editor and Prop,'. ' "Cv j : PBSCUIWIojl KATES : ' fine yearV ..U.,....:.....;....;;....... J $1.50 Three, months, 4. .40 - Advertising rates furnwhcd on ; pplication. , lljlttaX. C.; TiarsJsy. Man !5, 1S55 p , AISD BEARERS. : "Nlit go"niucli from pxperiouce ae kL lr)tiKobs8i'Vjition nd the testimony ; I f those more accustomed to appear , in public, do wo j(et some ideas as j'; to the effect npon . speaker pro lncctl by thv arrnDgement of his ; judience. Weremenber the inim tahtc Vftnce, ou the occasion of i the delivery of hi8.f;tmoi) lecture, ?trtHlcd "Scattered Nation," in Hueooro n lew jenrs ago. ro- ': plicated his friout Jjidgc Ashe, in . -iha tirat place, to go out among the ; v i eoplc assembled and insist on their ;ir.H.ic'copyig set as near to v th : ppenker a poieihle, as be could not ' pul well fso for from the draft." ' There i a jrrf at deal in this 6ne fitnpty benuh between a speaker ",jaodj.li andi-nce discounts pet so v )uuefr-j.pm tho "low" of feelinsr, as de'scriheil nce by Jiulntr Kelly of Pennsylvania, that is necessary to iiiik iii in i o iue peiuc at ms power. The embarrassment miistl e jrery mnh increased when, in- stead o'f one, a whole tier of bench" . es .looks blankly iu the face of the peaker as he strains himself to pro j(Cirf.hi8 voice across and .beyond tm arid w6te in order, t'6 reach the object .,at which he aims. We wero impressed with this actual, although not intended, want of sympathy wth th speaker, Inevitably un's i ljTont of such an awkward sitting f his hearers, as we sat in our ns- jiat-'plaeo at church. The'preaeher could but realize the situation iu a want of Bjmpathj ; between his lis tenors -and himself, : and n;nturaly enough felt the need of an Aaron and a Ilnr to hold p his" arms while he" delivered tlie messajre. The Anien corners on this occa sion were absolutely empty except Of oue side w here the choir dis . p-cnscd the music. Kot only in the fethodist church have wo bbseryed - ' i -..'...-''.;:' " ri- ' church niemlKjrs largely, to sit away back uncomfurtaidy far from the preacher, but in eayh of the other churches ha7e we noticed the same tbi3g. The arerago chnrch meui' ler seems to liave a horror of being e npaoeled Jn the "Amen corner," i ' anywhere contiguons tv it It "does not look right even jtt the cve of the critical wordling, a,1(l if h far frora doing justice to the uLitjfster.. , The average member of li; congregation, except 1 in cities 'herp red-tape ' fashion I prevails ,: ; and ttucU punctiKo is .exercised in i f' :ice and adjustment of 'pews, v rty to taJKsoat asr taste jidit-tate nriless,. per Habit and use i-. larticu- "Pi. pStnj'hnt 8 lli have nf KfatsT nd earc &?--;M 'tri,vhc-tlcbirablcness, for :;'' jrte'rcjtson statcdof Xlmr getting yl i:X ,i.V; far-infronf as space and oGin K 'iU admit ; ' : ' . If these hint on inr should ? 'Kve the tffovt to brinjjc abtint the lc4tst jinjjirovenient, in tie particu Jar afoi-esaid, we donUtnot we shall et the thanks of the paetors of all Tho ehn relies. ; The people, if not jnlined"'jtb adopt, will at least ap- H .reeiate Hip adyrer ; . TUc N T. Teachers'? Assenb!y. 4$ .-. .The swion begins u ime y, ana jsca J nly 3. The etkrtion pf Kifck'. i w r -;h pJ" ,:wf f f Jioldinff tliiS Hg'aembljr is an ewlittiit fne.: 1$$$ "newly furnished , Alt. Nay Wiy .vv I lie t jie hcad'jnar S i i enil'ly ;TIe Station ";'rkv:'-- .-'i'. 4V''Nen.' wbiclt towers VI- rth ward-'; : "Very f v'tt lave bepn F-V 4 i'f. h '.. '- na and . rates ki il ' ' .IkSS-y , a - J. -m , U Xi-'!Fii-K0tt'miT& i . -M f-JSM1 W" 0UZn l ? Iana. attested by if great sales. 3 Address UAUPEit & BROTHERS, I theretore save) money, by buying :3i l. t.;. - - I ('..;. . 1 .- - 'fr .-. -i I :i . t J ' t mi B J a a. I Ar r . -Tl .Ilia's. I 1 t a . ar , I --jLaaaw . - - mj . ,. . tM)'iW - pour tfroggut keep it, . - Mew York. J goods aJ, S. & H,C, Watson's. 11." Uailrond tickets ; will be for tha ixnJ trip and good tor sit wcekr purchasers buying the.priv ilege of stopping anywhere along the route in returning. : The fare from Raleigh wilPbe $7.85, with proportionately low rates from all other leading points throughout the State, A full, tabic of mttes will be shortly unuouneed. The hotel rates at Black Mountain .will be one dollar a day for any time un der one week, and from one to four weeks six dollars per week of seven daj's Yor the accommodation of teachers desirinz to attend church ia Asheville, a train will be run 6v ery Sunday morning and arrange ment! will also he nmde by which the ; teachers ean visit prominent points of interest at low rates oh the railroads. At the cl(fse of the assembly there will le anexcnrsion to , Morehcad City, thus affording the teachers an opportunity to en joy the many pleasures -of both mountain and sea. News and.Obs. WASHINGTON LETTER. Regxilar Curresfxtndence of the Bodcet Washington, D. C, MVh 20. " The situation in Washington is full of. interest, but not at all Btartr ling. All the government offices feel' the thrill oT a new Iiie, arid the sensation fo office holders .is novel and alarming. With a president at the head of oShirs vvhohas breakfast at eight o'clock, and who has finished an or dinary days' work at an hour when his predecessors were in bed; i who listens politely to tlie twaddle of of fice seeking delegations,! and then sends the office to seek the unherald ed man; who dismisses half the cler ical parasites of his household, for a "starter'.'; who thinks before he acts and acts before he speaks, ' there is much to cause surprise, to those who are accustomed topld time men and methods. The example at the, WTiite House wcmldj be infectious, no doubt, and would have its influence on the Departments in time, but it begins to appear that the adminis tration has not relied on the slow process of infection. The Cabinet officers whom he has chosen, some of them at least, appear to be men of deed who have taken hold with courage tempered by judgment. UselessCclerks have been discharged; expensive perquisites of horsee and carriages have been dispensed with; and the broad and intricate jungle of the civil service is being surveyed and mapped for improvement. It is curious to observe the alarm and galvanic energy that is actua ting the Large body of political bum mers and drones who j have drawn pay for years and years without do ing any legitimate, work, without, m fact, having any legitimate work to do. These men and women would be ..willing to do anything now that would have the semblance of work and are jjut to absurd straits to ap pear to be doing anything. There are some clerks of another class who have plenty to do but whom it has been heretofore impossible to make do their work! There are mahv of this class in the U. S-Pat ent Office where the work of examin ing and passing upon applications of inventors lias fallen m many classes from, ?v, .-.?,v'-''.;:;-'-.. .'; 4t the applicants lor ;! ;v-xflr pitents are granted. 'are nearly a hundred and fif examiners in the Patent Orlice yA theforce is ample to keep the work up to date, but under the lax mis-management of the last eight years, many of these examiners have spent their time outside of the Pat ent Office, or in reading, talking, and flirting with the female employ es of the Office. During the last week a change has come over the spirit of their . dream. They have been ordered, in so many words, to stop ; their gossip, . reading, and dis honest loafing, and to bring their work; up to date, even if they had to work at night. The cure that this order has accomplished appears mi raculous to, those unacquainted with the real nature of the disease. The examiners are now doing more in a week than they have done before in a "month, and a$ the present rate, their desks will in three months be cleared of a km and ehamefally neglected accumulation. Some of the newspapers havo a story to the effect tqat while Pree tdent Cleveland and secretary Lh mont were out walking last Sunday they got lost down near the Wash ington monnment. '.They, roamed around for some time, it is said, be -fore the' ccnld find a vqad to the White IJpnse. But thej reached i the White llnse. A great many , , . r . v people thought last November Mr. Cleveland would not be fii d his way to the White Jl le tliQiiirht fast November "that able OIKP tw Rn 1... AA A , It t.'a aV h IT. I a- t HV JH a.a. as? mj II V tlU It takes over one hundred pains pf glpvrs to assuage the grief of the Broqk tyn officials over the death of ac alder nv-ii, wnose lire mignt nave been suved Tli? JnTiiat School. if ... ' Tb afet providing forthe eatabiiah ruent fi on industrial 8(iho6l directs the board of agriculture to seek pro posal of donations for such a school, and When any tou offers nough j'to justify its acceptance, it shall' be the duty of the board to locale the Bcbool there. We soppose bid will be reg ularly wade. The board ia then to apply $5,000 a year ott of ibe agri euiturai funds to tnabtain the school lisucb' a. school - iu established the management is to be vested in the Lbtard of agriculture and three direc tors appointed b the town making. the donation. The instruction shaL be in wood-work, mining, metallur gy, practical agriculture and sucli other branches of practical educatiop as may be deemed expediett. ; It is unnecessary for us to repeat ina wyjreasoua we nave irom time to umegjwD wny Buen a bcdqoi would be of advantage to. North Carolina. But as beneficial as it will be to the SUtef it will proye still more advaL Ugeou to the immediate locality in which it ia eatabhshed. For .instance' the , farming - department will be a praetieal school for -all who wish to Wat u improved methods in agricul ture, and the en the section would feel the impulse it would give to the intensive system. In a few ytara the influence of such an estab lishment would extend to a consider able distance and high-grade farming would be the rule bringing with ' it good stock and .improvement in all directions. The principles of farm ing would eome to be better under stood: under-drainage would be prac ticed withjthe inevitable effect of deep ening the soil and .providing against droughts as well as floods, while thor ough plo wing and more perfect pul verization would follow! But not merely that: the school if properly conducted would afford an ODDortu- A nity for young meu vt the vicinity to become skilled in various trades and others would come from a distance to share its benefits.. We therefore : re led to hopa thai Raleigh will take an interest in the mutter and that her citizens will not be behind in ap preciation, but will make a liberal offer to obtain the school for this vicinity. We are not of those who urge change merely for change's sake: nor do we think tbnt something new is always desirable. But the world moves. Population is increasing more rapidly than eyer before: soou it will be dense on the entire Atlantic slope. And the: thoughtful men of North Carolina have to answer the question as to what is to become of the young men of the State. The West will no longer offer attractions for them: the industries of the North will afford them no opening: a teem ing population, a surging tide of hu manity, struggling and scuffling for means of subsistence will meet them at every turn. We must .begin now to prepare them for the bitter con test to fit them td compete with o:hers for existei:Ce: for the period is approaching when the fittest alone will survive. Such schools will help to solve the problem "of life with many, and it will be to the advantage of Raleigh to have one established here now at the beginnjtig of this industrial period which is breaking upon our - horizon News & Oba. Mr. Mack Barbour, f ' s ly from Johnston coui ! xsuiJi been fpr scj f -ft Oheraw, 1 Soulfi Carolina, was run over by the mail train at the North Carolina d pot in this fcity Thursday evening receiving such injuries as to cause his death. He was under th influence of liquor and ran to board the train after it had started, he miss ed the step and was thrown under the wheels with the above result. Chronicle. The editor of the Alexandria G& zette1 writes from Washington to hiB paper that: it is reported that soma of those who called upon thejpoet master General were informed by him that the fact of a postmaster being a Re publican was no ground for his re moval, and that sufficient ground for removal would have to be shown be fore that object could be accomplish ed. It is becoming the general con viction . that removals will be few, and only for cause, and that politics will not be cause. x ; TBe Legislature nactedthe follow ing atandard of eights for ctTeals: A. bdhel of wheat, sixty pounds; of Indian corn.Gfty-six pounds; of corn. meal, forty eight pounds; of bolted corn meal, forty six O inds; rye fifty six pounds; of barley; forty -eiybt lbs, oat8, thirty-two pounds; of flax seed , fifty-five pounds; of clover seed, I six ty pound: of psas, sixt.v pounds: of rough rice, fortjrfour pounds: of buckwheat, afty pound: of peanuts, Iwehty-two pounds: and if any person shall take any greater weight for one bushel of the several articles than w herein mentioned, he shall forfeit and pay the sum of twenty dollars for each separate case to any person who may Sue for ibe same. ' ' : , A remedy resting on the basis of ins tntisic worth demands the confidence of alL Dr Bull's Cough Kyrup ia known tm ii8n moss atislactoruy throughout .The Utisen says 4ho colored ,popula ipg to consider the question : of migra tips to Liberia, . nd qnile number, embracing soma of the most influential of rthem, have consented to -go are in-, deeti leading the movement an Jt that quite a hegira of this"' population will take place some time this year. Send us printing.5 : yon r orders for job Rrlief from Malarial Peistnv .-. Fer aix mon ths past I have been aff ect ed with avery serious case of -typhoid malaria, which I contracted on my orange grove in northwestern Florida. I triad several remedies, but everything failed me. two weeks ago I purchased a bot tle of Swift's Snecitic, which has proved a sure cure for this -dreadful malady, I had almost given up hope of ever being well Again, for I had triwcl so many rem edies, all of which had failed to do any goetl. Would to God that all the afflict ed people residing in the malariou counties of Georgia, Florida and Ala bama would read this and try the S. S 8. instead : of dosing themselves with quinine ar,d mineral remedies. . 1 feel it my duty to suffenog" humanity to write this certticate, for it; may.be the means of many of my old friend trying this great remedy as I have. done. . So sttong is my faith in it that ui every ease whore the directions are followed I will guarantee assure cure or forfeit one bun dred dollars. A'V " ' Chas. D. Barur, Ptthnher, Editorial Room Temperanoo Advocate, Atlanta,ua. 'It It a Wonderful Remedy." ' y ' For many years my blood wiw ja '.bad condition, maniiesting its: character by a acrofuoua breaking out .on both my ankles, which caused,. m considerable Muttering as well as great annoyance. Seeing the name of itev. Jesse. H.OampT bell, of Columbus, 3a attached to a certiSeate concerning a cure by Swift's Speciilc. I wrote to him about this rem edy.' His rply was that -it ia wonder ful remedy." I tried it and found the action very much as described in the directions. I used about onedocen hot t ie?, observing a steady and almost dai ly improvement from the start. I was entirely eured of this disagreeable and distressing disease. That lias been nearly a year ago, and' I find no signs ot tne disease returning, and I am ready to testify with Kev. Mr. Campbell that ftwift's Specific "is a wonderful remedy." K. M. K. Charleston, S. C. Feb. 5, 1885. Ths Swift Snoino Co., Drawer 3, At- anU, Ua., 159 VV. 23rd st., N. Y., and 1205 Chestnut st., PhiU. 39-ly. For sale at Dr. Cole s Drug Store. SVJEET SETOFF. Ralph's Sweet Snuff is fast besoming ' I ! ' - ' the rOPULAH SNUrF in many sections, and the sales are fast increasing. ' special inducements are offered to dealers to give this Snuff a, trial. . ! Ca-H- . V lrh fin WWW VT MA W) u'WaMiJMa- lar -' 135 Arch Street, l Philadelphia, 3Pa. i REHIOAL. The tirni of II amp II. 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L&JOHS.s( ica,BaatDMass.: V Jr. '' ten in her eve. h So appeared mother Eve, and sojj may shine her fair descendants,! iwith the exercise of common sense,! care and proper treatment. ' Ant- enormous pumber of, female com-J; plaints are directly causea oy ais- rturbance or suppression, of' the! menstrnal function In every sochj case that sterling and unfailing (specific, Bbadfield's Fsmals Kjto-j clator, will encctrenci ana cum. It is from the reoipe of a most: distinguished physician. It is icompoKcd of stnetly officinal in-J gradients, whose happy cpmuma-i ition has Dever been sm passed. It lis prepared with scientific skill from the finest materials. It bears ithe nalm for constancy of strength, f certainty of effect, elegance of pre-j j paration, beauty of appt-aranee ana j "; relative cheapness. The testimo-jr ny in its fayor is genuine. It nev-jitT er fails when fairly tried. Cartersville, Ga, jj This will certify that two mem4jLxj bers of my immediate family, af-l Iter having suffered for many years!', Itrom menstrual irregularity, ana. baring been treated without bene- fit by yarious medical doctors were at length completely cured by one bottle of Dr. J. firadfield's Female Begelator. Its effect li iisnch cases is truly wondsrfnl, am wall may th remtay as oauco Wow an' s Best Friend." Yoars Jspecrfully, Jas. W. (STXAJrec Kend for our book on the "Healthf rid free. BAoraai Bioslatos Co. Atlanta, Ga. HEAL.T RESTORED THE CENTUR In 1885. A Great Enterprise. C PAPERS ON'THE CIVIL WAS. 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Taay lnenaMtae Aaatte,ooi cwkm Uie had to Take aia mcahataaa Ua ayMeaa il awatrtahau.onft hTJhoir Tootle Actio oa ate PtK tt-re Oeaajw. ttajraiaa 8tools ara areflueeii. r-rm mve. a aCTyw..a.i TOTTS "HA mi (ur E ub WausKSfiS ekaiqted to a i CKiOesY B jtcc by a sin(la appUeatiea of tbiH Dt. It imparts a uatoraf aoler, aets , astaataaausly. < by Drugfi, or aeat br azpreaa oa raaatat aft. OfRoe,44 Murray 6t.( New York. 1885. DK PHIL1DELPHH TIMES Aim to cover the whole field of prorre- sive journalism. ' No subject is too great for it to discuss intelligently and with out bias, and none so insignificant as to escape its couoe. It lays the world tributary to its wants, and everywhere its agents may be found, alert to gather the particulars ot all passing events and send them by telegraph up to the last moment of going to prass. 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On Big Mountain Creek, 200 or 220 acres, 30 acres in wheat and oats, suffi cient plowed for corn and cotton ; about 40 aores ia old Celd, good pasture fen ced 5 plenty of springs and two branch ea, under tbe no-fence law. Will sell the whole, or in four 50 acre lots. Also a Globe cotton planter and N. C.Thonip son's two--horse sulky cultivator, cheap. Apply to JOHN GAUDINER, three miles frem Bottiek'a Mills post otlice ip this county.1 Also a valuable mule for sale. C. 0. Rail Road Co. Office of General Superintendent, Wilmington, N. G., Sept. 20, '84. Change of hdule. On aad after Sept. 21st, 1884, thf follow iwg st-hedula will bo operated on this road : PA8aOfcK, MA L AS 1 XPRKSS TBAIN. Daily, except Sundays. "i Leave Wilmington at 7 p. m. fo. l.-illve Raleigh at 7.35 p. m. j Arrive in Charlotte at. . 7.30 a. m "l Leave Charlotte at. ...8.15 p. in. No. 2 . V Arrive at Kaleigh at. . .9.00 a. m . J Arrive at Wilmington at 8.25 a. m Paescngor Trains stop at n gnlar stations only, and points designate! in tbe Compa ny's Time Table. tiBLBV DlVljiIOH rA?SESfllB,: MAIL, EX PRfaS A3fU TREXGHT. J " Daily, V except Sunday. . ,1 Leave Charlotte at . . . . . 8 1 5 a. ro o. a. Arrire at Shelby . . ... . 1 12 15 p. m N . Leave Bhelby at. : . . I 40 p. m W0, Arrive at Charlotte at .. 5 40 p. m Trains No' I and 2 make close connection at Hamlet with K & A. Trains to and from Ralfthrh. . , "ii - - .. - . ' Through Steeping Cars between Wilming. ton and Charlotte and Raltigh and '-Char lotte; :v. .. :r - .. '! Take Tram No 1 ..for States ville, Stations Western N C fi IL Asheville and points West. - Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens, Atlanta and aa point Southwest. r L. C. JONES, Superintendent. F V Clack, General 1 assengor Agent - J.ori I lard's Bright Golden Century tine cut) i hewing Tobacco, at Iiowie's T:-au,-'ii (1l-t.rf.td Yist Pnw:lors better that any othrt jff i..rann.. . i i ra I 25 YEARS IM USE. m m mm mmt m i . . . . -w w . i i It will pajTOll to call and see fee rare bargains we are noy differing' in. dry ooy , - V V VJL1AAJ 11 It: will soon for a spring stock, a nil' we must make rooiii! ffl. ' D." 'McRAE & CO. Jas. T.1,bGeaid. Chas. W. Tii.lktt LeGEAKD & TILLETT, Attorneys at Law, Hockingliam, !N". C. Will practice in all the courts of the State. Will occupy LeGrand's law office, where on member of the firm can al ways be found. s " ME RCHANTS We are now prepared to sell you RAILROAD MILLS SNUFF, HORSEFORD'S BREAD PREPARATION, AND J. & P. Coats' SdqoI Cotton, HERE, at precisely the same price you pay for these goods in New York, or elsewhere, and stilt make a small profit. Then buy ot us and Save tlie Freiglit We also offer you PEE DEE PLAIDS AND R0CKIN6HAU SHEETING . At Factory Prices. EVERETT, WALL & CO, Rockingham, N. C, Sept. 18, 1884. '- SEillfSSntEfLITr A RA.MCAl.OunC FO2too trit IndalitaEjo. or HAVUUB aaanttm baaoaaaooi pnn- TlinavTTTTJ'aS1'" rwaw Sot Wf a DECAY. iiSSstnU RcBi7(tt!.a n tbaoawet. daet art interim vka atwn- tiaa U Mam, or cufa paiaar iacoavenirac ia TaaTaeaoit YCANS BY OTC IM MNVE THeuaANO OAsea. Wi 'ai , . BMSSai aVa ant of i wmm in to ' Thaaat t " a-iai "5AaaI raauiaaaat im a- PACKAQCa IffilTha ar.i tt .laa.rU TB TMJC1TT. KwmaMianBlTMibai, Ona KontB, - ea.OCR lNiBtiMbronaebr Two Months. - S.00SnVfalaa4nt41r(aiiulKth Vturea Moinha, V.QOBja;gmgh and acxuiaiigai. HARRIS RSMCDY CO.. M'peexaBSTS SOeH S. XK2 st i. IjUUJJ. aw. nil DTURID PERSONS ! foi n Truss. IA w Aak tor tsrms of enr Aj-rliance. 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Rockingham Post-Dispatch (Rockingham, N.C.)
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