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K - ITSWneiVtb!1 UOT CAWEAR AND
"WhaY power' trfil the. proi-
GIRLS.
h exercise in the coming , politic
are tru;.to.tliijnciRlj It wiS
water power. Norristown Herald.
Smith "I jaw you carrying home a
couple of nice-Ioofan Watermelons last
; night, .Brown. Mow much did they cost
I you?" BrownI$p$tl$now yet. The
! ; doctor is up a the "House how." Life.
A young lady in San- Leando dreamed
the other evening that she was riding and
that the hbrsX was" runmhgfar&tay. She
lumped and fell from the bed to the floor,
dislotinl' shoulde. Thrown, frppa
a mgnwnare,-as ic were. , v.-
A clerk is in his dotage a doctor in
his pillage-a thief t in his cribbage a
butcher in his sausage- a sailor in his
stowage a salesman in his storage a
prpfeonaV-lejan in Jiis, mikae--
,Whyr - Jobj3ny.pxcliijed , mamina,
"aren't, youi ashamed of- yjourselfU going
aTj'but with such & dirty " face ? V HJSPff
ain't, replied Johnny, with conscious
pride in the integrity of Jus intentions,
"vou d like to-nave me taken for a dude.
woulun t you ,
A jery? loqiiaioi3 Md$: :C&jled Jo con
sult her physician. She' talked on and
on .with, such ryolubility that the latter
coma not gei in- a wora. edgewise, irrowr
mg aupaucut, xie au leiigur. uu uer to
put out her tongue, which she did. He
then said, "Now) please keep it there till
you have heard what I have to say to
you."
Pray, my "good man," said a judge, to
an Irishman who was a witness on atrial,
"what didjpass between you.and the nris
onef?" ,'0h thenl plase your 'lordship."
said Pat, "sure I sees Phelim atop of the
wall. 'Paddy,' said he, 'What?'., says I.
'Here,' says he.4 'Where ?' says I. 'Whist 1'
says he. 'Hush!' says I.. And that's all,
A well-known Bostonian was trying a
horse one day in company with the owner,
a professional jockey. Having driven
him a. mile or, two,-the gentleman, 1 who
noticed, that he pulled pretty hard, re
quiring constant watching 'anji, a steady
rein, said: "Do .you, think that.it is just
the horse for a lady to drive? " Well
sir," answered the jockey, " I must say I
shouldn't want to marry the woman who
could drive that horse.
- A lady 'in Detroit advertised for
servant, and a colored woman put in ah
appearance. Her hrst question was "Has
yer got any chillun?" "No, I. have no
children. Why do you ask ? "Bekase,
if you hant got no chillun, I haint gwine-
ter stay wid yer. 'What have children
to do with your work?" "Idon't wanter
stay in no house, whar dar s no chillun,
bekase den, wheneber any dishes am
broke, it am always laid on de servant and
tucken outen her wages." : '
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THE KIND OF PAPERS THE
FARMERS NEED. : . .
The forlowirig -wWwntten:
hnm aKoMerh rSt ; The
Nacter who copied it ypuchfeff ior its;
fieblls are very stuckup and digni
TheySheir -manner and behaviorJ
thing - more of ; dress than ah'y
rags. Tfiw ! -'to play- witnVdolls and
a far distance, if they e0 -a cow in
They stay at Hafeafraid of guns.
to 'chiircli evety Ml the5 time and go
ana maKing, -gun Kox Tways lunny
say how dirty; i TjheVhands and
marbles. I pity : them;atAn'tf i play
They make fun of boy:ahdMnings;
I rotind ami love .themiiiidon'tSJrarti
they ever killeil;afc,f or anytn
There never was a time when the
farnier was so much in need of the
help and representation of indepen
dent and fearless agricultural journals
as to-day. Not only does he need to
be kept informed of the various im-:
proyements that are constantly being
; made in the farmer's handicraft the
introduction of improved varieties of
plants or. animals, of new . machinery,
and new methods of culture and man
agement r-but the effect of State and;
National legislation upon the interest
of agriculture has become so great
iuai ine iarmer wno wouia ao nis
duty by, himself, his.- family and ? his
brother farmers, must keep a careful
watch on the politics of the day. But
the farmer makes a .very serious 'mis
take; ; who: expects -to " keep himself
posted by taking a single political
i journal, and especially one of the
weeklies .vwjuch nearly all pplitiqal
jodrriafs now publish ' for the special
benefit of their ... rural' subscribers.
made up, as they, generally are, of
matter "set over"1 from' fche daily;
edition, .with the addition, of a, few
columns of so-called "afirricultural"
matter, clipped by a city clerk from
agrjcultirral exjchanges, r, r Tlie.fact ' is
that a very; large portion ,of, the-polititf
cai press is so bond by.,partisan aK
liances that the truth.ris quite a secQn-,
uary consiaerauonr m .us . uueraneesy
to the supposed necessities of "political
intrigue and when a question of xgri- ,
cultural interest comes to yieVen-ougE
imoortance to hav6 anV!,fiiSHt.ini ssiirni-
ficancej it is either sat once tabooed or
so manipulated that the truth is hidden
or distorted.' The fact that times are
hard on rthe 'f am is ; but an additional
evidence that te farmer needA- the
help of tftro jouriilfe that?can and
will speak out in his interest, untram
meled by political alliances of any sort;
and t.hft v.li7 rif aiifTi Vitlr Viae Vuun
abundantly5 defflnstratfeS durin3 re
cent years. Farm and Fireside.
1 VI!
The f rait crop has been: iniured bv
the late cold weather, but riot entirelv
iLeuve Belew'g Creek;.
I Arrive Greensboro : . .
TKey look oufc-eve'ryrnite and say, . fKl Arrive sahford. .'. .
a?nt:th'moon JoVelv 1" , TWi.fronfe?fe-,Ui
yAdkiN
LEY. RAILWAY COMPANY. :
CONDENSBD SCHEDULE No. SI. . i )H V
TftVing- eflf6 A,9Moi!4y,"April;18th,
DRAINS MOVma NORTH
. . .i ' J- -'f"r
Arrival knf Departak'
of Trn.w-jn
Leave ienhettsviHe v
Arrive Maptfion.,
Arrive X Jttevlllea . i J J PJBt.
10.00
W.I5
Leave pfayetteville
Arnyc swuuiu
Leave fianfosdi ;
i Arrive- Greensboro . f .
Leave Greensboro, . '
Arrive Belew's CreeK.i, , raw j . ,tV
" Passenger an4 Mail Dinner ; at ganfor,d.
10.15 A.M.
, 12.50 .M.
Freight and
Passenger.
1.30 P.M.
: 3.35
4.10 "
7.50 "
10!0QAiM.
' 2.46 P.M.
aapb ' ,
M "
trains MoyiNG sqs: ;;
-i Toortnrt?Pas8eneer andf Freight as
i Arrival and DepartuiefPassenger ai
of Trains. Maa-
a'nt-tfcft'moon lovely !"'- Thir fsofone
tllirighrive, not tdld arid:that-is :they
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MANUFACTURER AND1 DEALER. IN LCKiKDS OF
FXJRNITUIiE
MK ' BRAKGhES. v'v1.'
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You will And me at my same old stand in Salem,
where l nave been ior 29 years, always reaay ana wu
ling to wait on iny customers: ' j
My. stock of Furnitare Is oompletej also my Un
dertaking Department, where I. have nil kinds of i
WO OD AND METALIC COFFINS
and CASKETS, BURIAL ROBES,
COOLING BOAnDg,&Nt)i d
At any minute, Day or Nijht, to wait on you.
rget tne place wnen you want anyrpi
Also Veach's ironing Stana
Dont for
In mr line.
TnanKing you ror past ravors, i remain, -
jpecuuiiy i onrs
A. O. VOGLER,
-v MAINiBlREET, SLEM, N..C.
EYTTEITBERG BROS.
Trade Palace!
GRAY BLOCK,
WINSTON, N. C.
NO TIME USE THE PKESEXTTO SECURE
Unparalleled Barg
ams.
The people, are overwhelmed at the vast an ay of
inducements we offer, ana pur willingness to give
full value for every dollar spent with us, secures the
favor and confidence of our patrons,' and fixes be
yonid'all question .our claim to the distinction of
Leaders In Our Ldne !
Strouely protestinz azainst the common practice of
trickery and deception, the low prices we name for
first-class articles; strike with terror all competition:'
we Know tne wants or all . classes. - we. supply
them in the most satisfactory manner.
We are the recognized authority on Fashion and
OUR IMMENSE u STOCK- THIS
..BATHING NEW AND
ELEGANT,
maintains our reputation. We ask you to look'at
ine complete line or ,
Fashionable Fabrics!
ate
that are burdening"our shelves and' coimtecs. ' Com
are our prices wiin any nouMjin me city, . ana e
o not 'ear the result! ).We suo-sTl of the
-.- :pr ' ' - '
LATEST STYJi?.; WRAPS !
a marvelously lofv figures. lull iae of
NOTIONS AND MILLINERY!
Ahd with a flrsticlass Milliner and Dress Maker in
the house,- we flatter ourselves that we are able to
meet tne wants or au. :
Make your headquarters at . . .
When you- vistt'Wiristbti; 'and saver money ;6h all
your purchases. . ;U t: .;., ,.
1 Very resrjectfully,' - - ,
Hriv1J,ayettevme. . .
; -eTayetteville
Maxtoh
ettajrilieT.
1.50 P. M.
4.30
10.00 A. 31.
1.30 P. M.
1.55 '
4.10
4.5
6fft
R 9f
7.4&
Freight as
Passengeif
t and.
getf.
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RED SCOTCH; GRANITE,
BEACK "BIAMOIitej GRANITE, -
RED SANDSTONE,
GRAY SANDSTONE :
FLESH COLORED SANDSTONE,
P. LINBH AN" &
iProducers ani Dealers -in. r
M..-1
G arolina Granites and San
No. 31 3? , Halifax
EUGENE foj ?.4.RRELIi. r i
ESTABLISHED 1866.
JOHN-B, FEATHERY.
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10.15 A. Ma,
12:20 P.'MJ J
,r4nd Mall Dttuorat Sanford.
FACTORY Bl
Train Moving North.
rScgREIGH'r AUD PAS
, Vuu.: Alfred' Williams & Cos
.... i,t. tj. , . . . .
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Leave Milboro.
Arrive Greensboro..'
A.M.
7.45
91130
ajn JriKo Sovta-
Leave Greensboro', k'qo
Arrive Millboro. . . j 7.U
RALEIGH, N. C. -
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Freight and Passenjer Train runs between Fay
ettevilfe and Bennetteyille on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays. I - - ' -
Freight and Passearer Train runs between Fay-
etteville and Greensbiro Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, and between Greensboro and Fayetteville
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays.
Passenger and MaiiTrain runs daily except Sun
days. I
The north bound Pfcsencer and Mail Train makes
close connection at axton with Carolina . Central
to Charlotte.
Trains on Factory
day.
J. W. FRY.
General Superintfident
ranch run daily except Sun-
W. E. KYLE,
General Passenger Agent.
Send your.der t( us for EVERYTHING STOU, WANT.iit thiline; anA w&
guarantee perlect faction.
Latest Publications:
SCHOOL MAPS -OP
JUSTICE AND. FORM
$2.00. 1 - i ''
NOEVi
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CAROLINA 4x6 feet, $4.50. BUSBEE'S NEW
csohitaming the laws ot 188Y, pnee . rqaucefj.
CAROLINA CENTRAL Rl R. CO.,
. . Orfcst or Superintendent, ?
Wilmingf n, N. C, Sept. 27, 1885. ... f
CHANGE!4l)F schedule.
ON AND AFTERTHIS DATE THE FOLLOW
lowing schedule frill be operated on thiB rail
road :
PASSENGER, MAHJTAND EXPRESS TRAIN :
DAILY EXCEPT STNDAYS.
' -: ' ) Leave Wilmington at ........
No. 1. V Leave Raleigh, at ,
) Arrive at Charibtte at. .
,.f 7.00P.M.
7.85 P. M.
. I 7.30 A. M.
Leave Charlotte at ...... J 8.15P. M.
No. 2. VArrive at Raletoh at.. ;...f 9.00 A; M.
V Arrive at Wilnfngton at . . , I 8.25 A. M.
LOCAL FREIGHT-? ASSEJ4.GER j CAR $ AT
. T4CHED.
Leave Charlotte, at. . . T--' ...: 7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Laurinburg at ... , . . - 5.45 P. M.
Leave Laurinburgrat. : YHV. . .... . . V. 6.15 A. M
Arrive at Charlotte at: m ..ij. . . . ; .
Leave Wilmington at. ... '. . ; w
Arrive at Laurinburg at . .
Leave Laurinburg at. . . j
Arrive at Wilmington at: . . ;
; Local Freight between' (Wilmington and Laurin-
4.40 P.M.
6.45 A. M.
5.0ffP.M.
5.80 A.M.
5.40 P. M.
burg Tri-weejtlyleaviitg'.Wllmlngton.on .Mondays,
Weanesdavff and Fridays. Leave Laurinburs on
Tuesdays, Thursdays am Saturdays.;
Passenger trains stopiM regular, stations only, and
points designated in thj jCompany's Time Table.
SHELBY DIVISION, ASSENGER MAIL, EX
PRESSED FREIGHT.
(Daily extept Sundays.) "
Leave Charlotfeat. .t . . . ... . .-. '. :l 8A5 A. M.
Arrive Shelby at I .... 1 12.15 P M;
1.40 A.M.
5.40 P.M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close. connection, at
Hamlet with R. & A. Twins to and from Raleigh'
Throu2h Sleeping Cawbutween Wilmington and
Charlotte and Kaleigh ui)d .Charlotte..
Take Train No. 1 ftfr Stateeville, Stations on
Western N. C. R. R , Astteville and points West: '
Also, for Spartanburg;,, Greenville, Athens, Atr:
lanta and all points Stmthwest. i--,-.
L. ti. jujujcs, superintendent.
-,W. F. Clark, General Passenger. Agent. t . " '
No. 0. :
irr,!- i ( Leave Shelby at 1 1 . ; ... . .
f 0, j Arrive at Charlotte at........
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PUBLISHED AT
1 Raleigh, Ni C.
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F. L REID, Editor and Proprietor. ;
Established in in 1855. The official or
gan of over eightytnousand Korth Caro
lina Methodists. . Every Metiipdi , ouglit
10 taice ii, anu every uusiiu-ss inan ougni
to advertise m it. .-::V,-'
It has a large circulibn'au' ortn
Carolina. Advertising at liberal, given
on, application, . : V .'
SUBSGiBIPTION JRICEj $2 pwinmim..;
f,ior ftirtrier irifofrriation addfess 1 1
4.'. J. XtXUXA
Tar Heel Liniment;
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A valuable Renieuv for the ' Cure, and
Ilelief of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, . Cholera
Morbus, Cramps; ? ' Cramp ;. Colic, Kid
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Pains in gtpmacli arid B(jyel$ r hima
tism. ieuralVa.i:'taine, or Stiff Back,
Bruises' grains. J etilerash,: poison ' Oafc,
Itch, Frost Bites, e.tc v ....
Or 0jms UiyisT.
Ask your Idrugisi or merchant for it.and
Sbcs Linimenroh tlie marketi Price 50
fZrtl rf hv II 1-11
Merchants generally. .Send . for : testi
monial i .tevir,,H' ' -:;
Sb? JowrS Manufacturers, '
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EManjMvOF
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TASTE, BLEGANOB. AND FASHION.
- SUPERB SPRING NOVELTIES.
Printed China SilkB, Fancy Velvets; all Silk Pongees, Embroidered Pongee Robes, Persian Embroidered
Ondine Cloths. . ... ' , ' - ' -' v
" : tJNIQUE STYLES IN ..." I:";.: i
Stripes, Plaids, Flush and Wool. Effects, &c.;
Our collection comprises many exclusive designs tvhicb cannot be found elsewhere. For
STYLISH
GOODS
Peculiarly applicable to our Climate, our selections' are .unexcelled, .and, not house can quote lawerprlcee.
Joblot KID GLOVES, 48 cent, real value $1.!50.' : i. Or ; :s :
FuJUine.of beantiful,IJAIIES, PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, all styles and prices.
We represent the best manufacturers of. LADIES1 SHOES in the United States, and challenge compete
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