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THE JOURNAL.
' f NEW BKHNE, N. C. JAN. 17. 18S4.
Eatafsd l Vbfl Poat MCce t N-w Brn.
&s cond-eI&ss mattr
;; " IT is noticed that prohibitionists
sometimes bring up their babies
with a bottle.
.V Tke "New York cotton receipts
jj last week are estimated at 1 4
i -bales against 172,000 in 1S82. The
market opened firm but closed lower.
b- y - March fntnres 10.9S.
""This, according to Ben Butler, is
1 :V-r the best country in the work! for a
, poor man. Except when he is m;ir
: tied, be has a right here to do ;v lie
' ; " pleases with what he makes.
i t- . THK elements deal impartially j
With saints ami sinners, ine nre ,
; loai Biarwu iu cwim 111 . uic- 1
jroof theatre ended in the destine-'
tiOn-oaq , orthodox stone chnrch. ;
... A BCXKNTLFIC writer says that
"o kissing ia . delightful because the
' - J .'jaws are SO fall of nerves. After a
Vr'-- man gets:' married he sorter wishes
natoxe hadn't put so manv nerves
into the jaws.
Recent reports indicate serious
damage by frosts to young orange
e grove, garden ..truck and pine ap
f-f plea alonjr the Florida coast as far
Y.VtH garden track and pine ap-
lS plea alony tbo Florida coast as far
' Sooth as Monatee, The older
Vt-cT groves arid fruit are apparently nn
(r - Injared.
:-' SrscE the experience of the past
week, the catfish and muskrats will
! hare to stand aside as weather
- ,M,nLafa llilrao f .1 r 1 li . , e rnilit
- 1 v t l 1 ,..sw ........
rank with the desecrated Vetinor
. as almanac animals that cannot lie
.trusted.
-.BlcmibKD ooanty, Ga., voted on
: - the question ef "fence or no fenced
rm " the 8th. irSo fenrid
the' day by ff Q majority.
Public, segment ittthat State, and
id isonjaroLY- 600 " rowui5
in favor of Jwhishing fencing farms
aad in ayoref fencing in stock.
r"r IIoi.' IlKSB Y Wattkbson, it is
Jj said, has gone to Washington to
work up " a boom for Joseph Mc-
DoAiJBjOTTndi&DA, as the Demo
cratic candidate; for the Presidency.
If the Democrats have made up
fy -' their minds tothake a square fight
R. on the tariff, and we believe they
y t have gone so- far in this direction
."7ttS(Ll8 too late for them to strad-
die the ISice as suggested by the
by putting np a protectionist
ria. PloWkS for President and
,Sfcefitrader 11k. Mokkison for
Yice-Piesident, then let Mb. Wat
teksoh hare BisVay for one time;
bat if the Democrats who do not
stand on his platform take hisad
, .vice ango io the Republicans, his
candidate will be left in November.
THS mostt thpronghly eloquent
ches vf made in the Legisla-
of Texas were pronounced by
egroes and bothmueh of the
imBrc
Both "Ve-
': anted the storVof necro devotion
o "old master and misstiss." When
one of (these natural orators, him
'"If an oldm&n, extended his black,
niy hands and said: "There can
lo greatrace enmity between
' Thff Jcannot come while my
I master and 1 misstiss live. No,
ZlrTiSe their children and mine
rvivev They were kind and gen -oua
to4met' I knew no want of
dayi -laor" care for the morrow,
nen I was their property. Look
'yiese wrinkled, rough hands.
tell the tale. They tell how
oiled fa r them. And the story
not coded They are old and
'plessTaov'.-aad Eve, as I once
Vlaa J'ttle cabin" and I atOl toil
c the I seacTThejfcarievery
Jollar I draw from the State Treas
, oryt and.' jhen their daughter, a
beautiful and good girl, whom I
ised to carry when she was a child
a tlteee etrong arms was married
Sot long ago, I sent her a check for
t,000, "Hare I not the right to
krWi, gentlemen of the majority
to deal generously with my racer1
THS SOUTH AND WEST.
- l-T ' OLVV Will. liJ 1 V V I TT 111L"
- Ia discussing the reference ofa!, ., . , T ,. . .
.- . i lord to walk in! Politicians will re-
. Baeasageof the President submit- , , ,
. - , " , t ward their inends. It is to their m-
iu - on -miuai report oi me
Mississippi river commission, Mr.
liXIJOBp member of the llouse
oni Colorado, 'said:
Thm tTManry to-dar. coTerned bv
Cw York influence, held in its vaults
hundred riaflliona of dollars, kept j
Ttb oi advancing the finances of New
York aad Pas7 crania, but the House
V to-day waff is the control of the Suth
"d West, and be thanked God for it.
i uxmntry JateA au'ulUlllod to the do--linkn
at-wo 84atea and the little sec-
inioa dtwo 84atea and
-XjewpM pot as large
State Ions enov
io as one county
Ions enouKh. Now. let
iern and Wastrn men stand u
w aiaay tkat they would unlock
aolta of th national treasury and
',9 mony to inoprore the water
otbeontry to the end that the
sta of the people might not be
prneand torn down by railroad
ration of the republic .
yiiignt. "W'e need money
nfur . water ways. We may
stakeo. but we are ol the
"lhat'tf aach streams as the
lnse, Contentnea. Swift
fMJak and New Kivers
g thd-territory ot the
d and Middle States
thousands would have
pnt on them ere this. "ew
intead of paying- tribute to
i: ahonld have an outlet .1:
tit harbor through the ILir
Wk canal. The government
Viable- ro have this canal
idnd gie 35 fifteen feet of
lo ifew f5erne. Dot we are
Tip favored sectioD .
th and West should ti"t
:d toeethr and open the
ive as the mouey for
provement of our water
ttthey ghould stand co
in reaocing taxation ,nni
JDOJ6J eat of Lhe vaults
irrioe poesew 01 tne
I
I.
Its-
SHOl'Ll) II BE LEASED!
A correspondent of the Panilieo '
Enterprise does some very ingenious ,
.figuring to show that the A. &
('. 11. 11. should not be leased. He I
puts the earnings of the road
taken from the books of the com-
pany for the six months beginning
Juue 1st. IsSl. and ending lec.
1st, ls:5, at (in, p;4.;'i) and the ex
penses for the same tune at
011.77. leaving as net earnings
$...V2.4!b I'pon this basis he tig-
ures out that there would be in the
treasury of the company at the end
often years. 171, 010. so. He then
takes up the rental that would be
received by lea-sing to the Eastern
Syndicate the tirt ten years and
after taking out interest on judg -
ment and coupons, taxes and other
incidental expenses, whieh he puts
at $05,000, and finds only tfl-M'.OoO j
in the treAsnry. With these figures
he goc,s on to show tli.lt ttie eom-
panr bv leasing the road would
give away 111 ten years f 51.0 U.so.
Epon the above statement we
observe:
1st. That the writer does not tell
us whether or not he has deducted
from the earnings ot tue roau ior
the six months ending Dec. 1st,
l-v3, the interest on judgment and
coupons.
,1 IT,-, ,1.,... ,,.,f sl.ove tleif tin,
com Junn lhose six mouths
dowu one aml IX halr milea of
"V.., ., ,
Steel rails, VU1CL1 mr.l xoutti u.ne
to do if they pat the road iu as good
condition as the Eastern Syndicate
obligates to do.
But let us take it for granted that
the interest on judgment sfcul coa-
I ' "1 . . . 1 1 1. AA of ill I. .hi i 11.
ikius i paiu ttiiu tunc ow n. in. tm-
j tie treasury at the end of the
year, according to his figuring,
!sum of 17,10-4.o-. Jt uld take
j aUcjt 1,000 of this to put down
miles of steel rails, leaving a
balance ot yi'.lUi.'Js. uat accord
ing to this writer's own figures
there would be left $12,000 an
nually of the lease money, making
a difference iu favor of the lea.se of
about $10,000 annually.
But this correspondent overlooks
entirely one of the leading con
siderations in this proposition to
lease: The extension of the road to
Fayetterille. It is well known that
the increased traffic is due in a
great measure to the extension to
Smithfield, and we take it that the
only hope of the Syndicate for
making money on the lease is in
extending the road, opening up
new traffic, and by economical
management. Furthermore, the
only prospect of the State's ever
reaping any, additional benefits is
in having this road extended and
develop more of her isolated terri
tory. In advocating this lease we do it
upon the ground that the Syndicate
means to do irhat it promises; and
upon the presumption that when
they fail to carry out their contract
the road will be surrendered in as
good condition as they received it,
and icitkout expensive litigation.
We think the committee appointed
by the Directors on Friday are
amply able and will take care oi
the interest of the company. We
have no fault to find of the present
management. So far as our obser
vation goes Col. Whitford has been
active and energetic in putting the
road in good condition, and if the
figures given by this writer in his
communication to the Enterprise
are correct, he makes a good show
ing. Bat what guarantee have we
that he will have conrol of it any
louger than the piesent yearl A
Governor is to be elected this year
and if it should happen to be a Re
publican a clean sweep would be
made, and tbe-Democrats conld not
consistently open their mouths
against it for they did the same
thing. Let us take it for granted
that a Democrat will be elected the
next Governor of "North Carolina,
is there any assurance in that event
that the President and Directors ot
the A. & X. C. K. K. will not be
ousted and a new set appointed!
Did not Governor Jarvis do this
very thing when he had Maj.
terest. and it is their duty to do so
when they cau do it without injury
to the public. The only hope then
ot a settled policy of the A. & X. C.
R. II. is in leasing or selling, and
then it will get down to business.
Hot iu the matter of leasing we
call upon thost- whose duty it is to
do so to look well to the interest oi
the counties of Craven, Pamlico
and Lenoir aud that of the State.
BUTLER FOR PR ESI DEM.
At the annual dinner of the
.M.issahustts I emocracy in los
ton on the Sth of January. Iren.
AniiKTT. the recently eleeted Pern
ocratic Governor of New Jersey,
soke a few words in which he said
he thought Gen. l'.tll.l'.K deserved
the thanks of the I leiiioeraey, and
that this ear he. IU'II.kk. would
carry M ass.icluiset ts for President
as he had for Governor.. lH'TLKi;
hi mself t liini jh was rhe lion ot tlu.1
oce.isi,
remarl
ni anil
s said
m I'
i'i 'iire
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What is t:;- h
1 '- I: I- this
men re.-. fc-r. ie
t.i the e.nj r.trv :
r.L t v. n: in 1 S.-4
lint would
ti'." I-m. racy in
- f i' : that all pood
: : : t.1" a i'.i:,im 11 v
l ' in "-' racy .Uht
U he .1 sttli
the lr!IUl'Xatic
should lie us
1 1
greater calamity ti
par: v :t 1 li: 1:
ciind
ate
TnKttf. is a jVtiiiMT.it ;n Indiana
win :s mean ctiotih to boast that
he :s the autlior o t he iea u'' dis
tributing the dnk(v revenue
among the i-eople. and that lllaine
borrowed it from him. What is
there that people will not make a
subject of boastiDg and vain ghr.
RAILROAD CHAT. I
"Lease the A. & X. C. ltailroad
to the Eastern Syndicate and yon'
turn it over to the Republicans."
Such is one of the objections now
being urged against the lease,
Because, say the objectors, t lie
President of that corp
leading Republican, and
bitterest in the State,
think there is much in
iration is a
one of the
We don't
this objec-
1 tion. In the first place we think a
. large majority oi the stockholders
of the Eastern Railroad Company
, are Demoerats. and in the second
place it is not a political oiganiza
J tion at all. But suppose a minority
of the stockholders are Republicans.
j what of it '. If a man in the city of
jXew Berne or anywhere else in
North Carolina has property to
lease he will lease it to the man that
will give him the most for
it. with
out stopping to enijuiie whether
the party is a Democrat r a be
publican: then why object to leas
ing this property to a corporation
upon the ground that ww of the
stockholders are Republicans f
Another objection urged is. that
the largest stockholders in t in
corporation have more interest in
Goldsboro than in New r.erne, and
once they get control of the A. V
N. C. Railroad it will be run m the
interest of Goldsboro; the head
quarters of the company will be
tra-sfered to that city, and soon the
shops and everything else will fol
low. In answer to this objection
we can only say that if the Eastern
Syndicate will pay the rent they
have promised, put down the cross
ties aud steel rails, ainL-liuiU
road to Faytteyji'nliey will have
all they can attend to without
-ending money for the removal of
shops. But if there is such a
scheme on foot, and should it ever
be consummated, woe unto the
New Bernians, more especially
those who are entrusted with
Craven county's interest in this
road, who engage in it.
FARM WORK.
We publish the letter below be
cause it contains some good sug
gestions, though according to our
rules it should not appear because
the writer withholds his real name,
probably because he don't practice
what he preaches. We say it con
tains some good suggestions, but
these abound m every agricultural
paper, and in almost every issue ol
the Journal. How many farmers
put them into practice? Wonder if
"Clod Hopper" has a stable for
every- cow, a shelter lor his hogs
and plants only ten acres of cottou
to every thirty in corn! We desire
to make the Journal useful to the
farmers in this section and give
., , , , ,n.-ivo, iiui ue.1 i'i'ieini inuin .-
them the news also, and in order to j cmil(, u Vxtingni-hed.
do so we must have their eo-opera- j Greensboi,, ,,;,.. Mr. II. C.
tion. But suggestions as to what j iadiii -r. of Galletiu Valley, Mon
to do on the farm is not what the tana, formerly of Randolph county,
farmer wants, (live us vour act ual j is back home on a visit to his rela
experience. Open an account with 1 tives and friends. Mr. Redding
, . , .... has not visited this section lor 1'.
the cotton patch, the corn held, po- vears and s;lvs couutrv has
tato crop, and every other crop ' undergone manv changes during
planted, aud by next January be
prepared to give us a statement oi
the actual result, giving the charac
ter of the soil, manure and how ap
plied, manner of cultivation, time
of planting, etc., etc. Whether vou
cnwoo.l nr fail rrivo nefnnl fnpfaand
other farmers will have the benefit
-
ofyonr experience.
J F ,
MAYSVILLE, Jan. 8, 'S4.
EDITOE Journal: As there is
no one trom this seming dilapidat- j ;,ndcd hist week to the succession i Presidency alone. Local authori
ed country writing for the Jorj:-. , tr., .relies in the Watkms connec -! ties are warned to remove irom
sal, and some one certainly ought.
allow me through your most excel
lent paper to make a few sugges
tions. I know not of what would
be most interesting to my brother
readers of the Journal, but I
reckon farming is, as most of its
readers are farmers, or at least I
hope there is a great many of them.
1 read sometime ago what J).
Farnell said about going West.
Think myself he suggested a good
idea, but the young man don't
practice what he preaches. I would
suggest the same and am practic
ing it too. I would eay in connec
tion that if any young man will go
to work and work aright, he cau
clear more money VI mean working
on a farm) in 2s"or:li Carolina than
in any other State in the Fn'on,
for through the many vicissitudes ot
my career have I found a more fertile
country than thb good Old 'orth
oiaie. oome migiii say mere is i
not enough land cleared ior me, but i
I hold that forty acres is enough for
any farmer, provided he don't grow
all cotton. Plant ten acres of cot
ton to every thirty of corn, raise i
horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, for it is'
of no use to try to farm without
stock. It don't pay ns down here
to raise hursos, the cause of whieh
is staggers; they win giu-i tnieiy
until nearly large enough to work.:
t hen have the staggers and die, with 1
but few exceptions: it is an old say-1
ing and a true one that "every bit-'
ter h.us its sweet," but that's all or
the ixiost bitter we have. Mr.
Gillett lose several last spring, so
did Mr. I'oseues us lor neighbor
Maides, he hav-n't raised o,ue in :
twenty years. Vcs. it is as I have I
said, every bitter has ito feet; we i
can raise anything but horsus;,i
for hogs poor land pmies the
whole woods are covered with them:
lew Poland Chinas, sheep in abund
ance, and they will eventually be
come as cotton is now, kmr.
Hut there is one tiling J .ca;; s,t
of North Carolina, not North Caro
lina either, but of her people: the ;
don't care :or their stock as they,
onrhr. Kvery man w ho has a i ow
houId have a stable tor her; :l he
h.isti,.). hae two stables, and ;n
jsie'ii 11. ne .-jjeaei ;oi ail nts
j stock. Swine slvoidd li.si'c ,1 ii!.ii c
of ijlllet repose, instead ot' i'eing
exposed to 'Ale inclement Weather:
tiicre is one out there now silver
ing with cold: I tell pa it clap the
chmax: of total depravity.
I would say though It's oil' of the
subject that every man who lives
i 011 a 'arm should have a v : ie. Inn
i most or' the 'IrU nowad.ns !,,Vr to
leal city lives '.n-uuis. their ta'hers
and husbands want thtni ij nul
the cows, and I can't hardly blame
them. Ior I don't believe ll ih iho
girl's pl.it 0. Let every faiinet have
g hired boy to feed the horses, milk
t he ( oi,-;, and 111 short do all he
(hoses; if 010- is not enough, hire
, . . . -r 1 . . .- 1 I . .. .- . 11
I
atio; her.
Y mrs respect iiili w
1 'Ie 'ii lb d'l'i;
STATE NEWS
(jleenoil from our Kxchautrea.
Katern A' tleetur: We learn that
Mr. 1'ied Little, a white man, was
found dead under very suspicious
circumstances, near Bethel, Satur
day, but could get no particulars.
Durham Etetrtlr: ! Hirham now
boasts of live drug stores and eight
doctors. o.ooo.ooii pounds of to
bacco was manufactured by the
Rlackwell Durham Tobacco Co.,
during the past year.
Greensboro Surth Stuti: The
railroad Irom ( i reeiibo: o to Win
ston transported nculy l's.iioo.IMiO
pounds of freight during the year
lss;;, being an increase of .;.(Mi(i.ooo
pounds over 1 !'. The school
hind, as a p port oil ied by t he Hoard ot
County Commissioner.-on Tuesday
List, amounts to l.- per capita
for I he scholastic year.
Roanoke X ". n Monday a
large number of hands hum this
State and Virginia left here to
woik iii the turpentine fields of
(leoigia. On Saturday at Day's
Cross Roads a daughter of Mr. S.
Iln d-oiig was seriously burned. She
was standing before it fire in the
liou.-e and her dress caught from
thelhune- iindsnon en veloped her
in tire. Foi innately the lire was
extinguished before it w as too late
to save her life.
Durham l',,h,t, , n ' :nl: ( )n Tues
day I he Hoard of Coinmiss'ioner-lor
Durham county made an apportion
men tot' the public school money.
The sum ol' was apportioned
to each child between the age ot
'six and twenty-one. With this fund
nio-t oi tne (li-iricts m tliecouiiiv
will be able to employ the best
teacher- and run ten months. The
district composed of the tow'n of
Durhioa lias ,"sti wAite children and
gets -l..i. We do not believe
tfteie another county that can
make a .- i m ilai exh i In t on t lie school
que-tioii. If there is. we would
be glad to hear from it.
Albemarle Emniirer: The cold
est snap in two years. The bay
w as partly frozen over- A crazy
inmate set the jail on tire on Sun
day night. The llames were di--oovcred
and extinguished, however.
A robber enteied the bed room
of Capt. 1". W. Bond on Monda
.i..n ... i.;.. ,..,,
uuil.u., oui oi ill.- o. oils "'i ni i .
, i , 1 , , .
ne ueaiai one oi oui iiriguuois s,i
this week that a Northern firm had
authorized him to put 7o.o(i!) in
secui ities in this section. People,
enterprise and capital will build up
the country, and all are fast coming
in spite of t he croakers.
Wilmington Star: We,learnthat
our Fayetteville friends had ice of
sufficient thickness Thursday morn
ing to be housed for summer use.
The late cold snap had the effect
to make New river oysters a little
scarce for a few days. It was too
cpld lor the oyster openers.
A colored woman named Bellae
Larlins, living on Seventh, between
Wooster and Dawson streets, in
the .southern section of the city, was
kneeling before the fire, saying her
prayers, a few nights ago, when
her clothing was ignited and she
1,. ,.!!,. K,,.wl l..,l'.,r tlu u ,,,,,.-
that time. Miss Jemima Fd-
wards better known as one of the
twins aged about eighty years,
died suddenly, January 10th. at her
home near Muir's Chapel. She was
as well as usual anil sitting in a
chair by the tire, and without any
Struggle leaned her
head on the
; expired.
j Kaleigh laniur and M cluinic:
x- i
! Newspaper men, who aie constant-
lv looking over the jiapcrs, notice
;,;liinv curious occurrences. We
tion in Northern Wake, one young tow n or village .-ites or their vicm
man accidentally killed by his, ity aloe, cactus, or thorn hedges,
b:other; another killed in mistake I ruined houses and walls and the
by a midnight assassin, etc. Now
comes the death of Jesse Watkms.
aged .Id. t he N'euse Kivor Hermit.
He was indicted at last term ot
ate court lor the kiiii!ir ot iiiav
. Strickland
iu Neuse township.
during the war. We are not ac
quainted with the particulars. It
may be remembered, also, that Mr.
Peebles, the man who so narrowly
escaped the lurking bullet, is a
relative of Deputy Sheriff Peebles.
for whose murder the negro was
hanged last year.
Clinton ('inn asinn: The ther
mometer registered L' degrees above
zero in Clinton last Sunday morn
ing at sunrise. Large numbers
of able-bodied colored men are
leaving this section for the tnrpeii-
1 tun- orchards ot ( icorgia. Look
er Underwood, colored, recently
killed a horned o I W li !c li l;e. a. II 1 ed
three lee!, ti ll inches from tip
tipol 1 1 : e in gs . Marshall 1 .i :s.
eolol . it, i . .11 let i Ml of l.llcell V at t he
l.ist teiiii ''I
t ll , S C( - U li 1 .
e;l 1 s 1 :n pi ,s,
t i.l IV. il.ls e
stitif
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sentenced t.
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call. iii.u (,ji'i ,s ;
of the North .tioiiu
stick to lac's, The. al
One of them lioi ;
siiinniary proceed, iig-
Ill elect noli :
to recosei the possess
euipt . turpentine 'oa 1 1 1
'.litelet U ., : i
'( 1 mlilel ,s4ec e'' had a
cape from dost 1 in ; ion 1
day. iShe , 1 1 c ,'1 1 p : ed i 1
iiiirb. 'i .ijc.ii u-t iu - w :iid
St.1 S. gi 'i l:g' ( 'll tl lee
w here the sea w s t 1 e ill
I'.v skill: ill management
tide, alter stopping ir
she w a s 1 1 ' 1 c e d a 1 I oss ;
111 ad.- a i-a !c a in in a a ge.
1 1 1
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eat in t h
.nd miss,.
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that the N .
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caught and
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sob es ;n ( '
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go.,1 f..r fis . ,.r,v : ...
agitat) n. 1 ie e o: t
ei t-j in rtin-ei aiel e."'sf
am! infamy. The frac'
of the star route pr -feci,
rupt "settlements' ma 1,
ehara.
the c
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ir ne.'r
robbers, the
!UiH.
ler ef t!.
h cour.sel fees are
will be the r
eDtial cninpai
i GENERAL NEWv A rules of practice iyamiisgton lettei.
Fourteen inches of snow
tral Kentucky, the heaviest ever
known.
Tennessee's law prohibiting the
sale ol liquor within four n iles of
any school house will, the C;r"ago
Tijiiy says, intensify Sou uein
illiteracy by stopping the i-n ..-tion
of school houses.
The Grand ( 'ouneil of ; no i ..ntoti
of Valais. Switzerland, have de
cided to reintroduce the death pen
alty for murder.
The income ol I he London Trin
ity House, which corporation man
ages al I I igh t house atl'airs in F.ng
land i but not in Ireland and Scot
land;, is l.;ill..".'.io. The total ex
penses of the Board of Manage
ment are s.'.s.otio.
In the Bri:i-h F.pi-co,ed and
1 'lesby t erian churches at Naples
the minister- pray for the I're-ideut
of the Fluted States as Weil ;:- for
the C'ueen. Naples pas a Young
Men's Christian A-sociat nm where
all the lectures an- in Kngbsh.
Tiie suit of ('. D. Giilniore ol
W,'-hing'";i ;;giin.-t Call Sehurz
1 1,
e 1 cco el V
sr;(M).(!(JU
been
transfeiTed to
the Cubed
The plaintlll
lid. in' while
the iil-ellor
him from
. t he i .:,.!! r-
Srate- ( 'iicii
charge- thu
Haw-"- See
'.v I'on gfil; Iy
praet ice as ;
mmi of t he
F.bvard
; ( 'oui t .
the dele
et-ary ol
i; eba 1 1 ( d
law el' ! i
lltel ;oi .
v da in- of Richmond.
Mo.. 1 ears ot age, went hunting
w i:h t " o dog-;, and some hour
luier one of the animals iel urned
home air! b, a ked and whined until
Mr. Adams lollowei
where t lie boy lay
gun bv hi.- side am
him 1 1
t !
dead, with his
the other dog
watching him. The gun w as
charge..' while the boy w aseluni
ill.
ii ii
a fence.
l'osi n.astei Gell"i (hesihaia say s
he has no knowledge of any i'.iiii-
peliiig wit ! I the malls in .ev Yo, k
by a British spy named O'Biicn.
In ie-pon-e to the resolution of the
Hoii-e a-king for an in e.-;igat ion.
j he has directe.
Sharpe to go at
and t horoughly .
j It seems to
i Saxoiidoiii t hat
Chief Inspector
nice lo New Yolk
ift I lie matter,
be only mi Anglo
lottelir. are ta-
i..,..,,.l ti,.. p, i,
i an lot ! ei ies y ield
!ho s-''
;ni income of 1 .ooo.oon.
1, .i
In tin
Landtag a motion has been
made to do away with the piohibi
tion put upon the sale of loreign
lottery tickets, in older to satisfy
the "legitimate" desire for lottery
playing, and thu- to increa-e the
revenue from that item. This will
lie glad tiding- in New Orleans and
Kentucky.
The Special Legislative Commit
tee of State Charities' ot Massa
chusetts report that although they
repeatedly advertised public hear
ings in relation to convict Iabor.no
one appeared voluntarily to testify,
except a young man who said that
boot and shoe making in the Con
cord prison seriously injured him in
that industry in the eastern part of
the State; whereas, in fait, the
committee say. no boots or shoes
aie made in the Concord prison.
Gen. Butler wrote the following
on the tls' leaf of a P.ible on lctiring
from the office of Governor of: from the expiration of the term as
Massachusetts: '-When 1 came into i fixed by law.
the Executive chamber, a year ago, ! IX. Except lor some unusual sea
I could not find a copy of the Holy son. connected with the business of
Scriptures. I suppose each Gov- the Court, attorneys will not be
ernor took his away with him. A jseiit for, when their cases are called
friend gave me this. I leave it as ! in their regular order,
a needed transmittendum to my j X. Clerks of the Courts will be
successor in office, to be read by required, upou the criminal dockets
him and his successors each i n 1 prepared for the Court and Solici
turn.' tor, to state and number the ci imi-
The enormous annual loss of lile business of the Court in the fol
; i,, ,ii., i. ...,l- Kims .ononotinrr dowiug order:
111 1 111.1111 1.., .-W..IV,- U.L,-.-. iiui.n,,..,.,,, I
t f n.iirlr OH 11(111 nMrATW elTl 1 1 T i n I . !
in spite
.O'l-lin rlin,KLlb 1 1 e t r I U' t i o 1 1
of these venomous creature.'
Th
e
rewards paid by the Government to i
suake tlestroyers show that there
were killed during last year
throughout India of which
L'liL'.iiS-l were found in the I'otnbay
ke. which h.n bor
these relit iles.
and
The intern-
cold, which has driv-
en even body to his fireside in all
parts ot the country noith ot p ion -
da. has made the Kennebec 1 1 ver a;
scene of gieat activity. Men are'
gathering with teams and machi
nery to cut out the annual ice crop. .
The ice w. is ten inches thick last:
i week, and is expected to be of the:
j required thickness tiftecn inches
this week. Then the laborers will
j begin to cut it in cakes of Jj.t'J
! inches, for storage in the ice houses, j
These have a capacity of about j
! 1 .(((. 0G0. oo' tons. Between Hal-j
lowed and Richmond over .".M!' la-,
borer"; and son horses will woik un
til they till t hese hou-es.
The ni Jit m
.s ii.u
-lii'Mli;
.1
II lull- . il II ' I
1 :u ,1 g 1 n ,11
nil
Hess ol o s soli
by .1 legend to
clem 1 1 . 1 s ;
,ile ill-counted lol
c e !', ,-,-t 1 Lilt 1 !1 ,1 II
n i g h I in gi.'o and
1 '1 I
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Adopted by tlje Judge of ihc Supe
rior Conn of North Carolina, Janti
nry 3d, 1884.
I. All civil actions that have been
at issue for two years, and that
may be continued by consent et any
term, will be placed at the end of
the docket for the next term in their
relative order upon the docket:
when the continuance shall be or
dered, and w hen a civil action shall
be continued on motion of one ol
the parties, the Court may. in its
discretion, order that such action
be placed at the end of the docket,
as if continued by consent; but this
rule will not be enforced when the
opinion of the Supreme Court has
been certified to the Court beiow
since the last term; in such case a
continuance will be ordered with
out prejudice, unless tried by con
sent. II. When a calendar of e: il ac
tions shall be made under the su
pel vision of the Court, or by a com
mittee ot attorneys under the order
of the Court, or by consent of t he
Court, unless cause be shown to the
contrary, all actions continued by
consent and numbered on the
docket between the first and last
numbers placed upon the calendar,
wiii be placed at the end of the
ih.eke; for the next term .is if eon
i iniied by consent, if such action
have been at issue for two yeais.
III. Neither civil nor criminal
actions will beset fortiia! on a day
cei tain, or not to lie called for trial
before a day certain, unless by order
oi the Court, and if the other busi
ness of the term shall have been
'disposed of before the day for which
a civil action is set, the Court will
not be kept open for the trial of'
such action, except for some special
liaison apparent to the Jude; but
tii;s rule will not apply when a cal
endar has been adopted by (he
Court.
IV. The Court will reserve the
right to deteimine whether it 1
iiv ci".,.i.-;r Jo make a calendar, and
also, for the disriatoh of business to
make orders as to the lif.-vjuysit ion
of causes placed upon the cale'tTOiW
and not reached on the day for
which they may be ser.
V. When a calendar shall be
made, all actions that do not leipiiie
tlie intervention of i jury , together
with motions for interlocutory or
ders will be placed on the Motion
docket, and the Judges will claim
the right to call the motion docket
at any time after the calendar shall
be takyeu up.
VI. Appeals from Justice-of the
I'eace in civil actions will not be
called for trial unless the refill ns
' of such appeals have been docketed
ten days previous to the term, but
appeals docketed less than ten days
before the term may be tried by
consent of parties.
' VII. When civil actions shall be
continued by consent of parties, the
Court will, upou suggestion that
the charges 'of witnesses and fees
of officers have not been paid, ad
judge that the parties to the action
pay respectively their own costs,
subject to the right of the prevail
ing party to have such costs taxed
in the final judgment.
III. When time to lile plead
i jugs is allowed it shall be computed
First All criminal causes at is-
! NUC
Seconds Ad warrants upou which
parties have been held to answer at
the term.
Third All presentments made at
preceding terms, undisposed of.
Fourth All cases wherein judg
ments nisi have been entered at the
preceding term against defendants
and their sureties, aud against de
faulting jurors or witnesses in be
half of the State.
id cover ! vl- -'vIKS w in aiso ue required,
j upon both civil and criminal dock
! ets. to I u i ii lt forward and enter in
j different columns of suflicieiit snace.
i u case:
1 First The names of the parties.
Second The nature of t)ie action.
Third A summary history of the
case, including the date of issuance
of process, pleadings tiled, and a
brief note ot all proceedings and
orders t herein.
Fourth A blank space for the
entries ol the term. 1'atriot.
About January.
January derives its name from
.Iai. us, one of the divinities of the
Romans, and 1ie!d by them in the
deepest veneration. He was sillil to
preside over the Gates of Heaveh.
and .selected by Niiiua Poinpilius a
duly possessed of qualifications p--culiaily
adapted for president oei
the year. Not onl on account ,;
; ti
Kl!"-., li .1-.
s th
it
t the p
loin his
ISt
pi e-um-lis
,is ,
. e
1 e
, ',lei
ht. .bill
ii
t I
l.io
I l.l'e
, ee
11.-
ml t pical of h: .
oi ward iu:o futurity. S
ie w is 1 ii n t ra ed with ft,
S eml'li ins o! the h'lll
) ci -, Inch he was ;id judgei
ontloi: ll eqiiejilj '. ,v ith a k
ii
1 :g!if iiain
s lii bolt -a-
lie was a!
ml a rod in Ins
his I uliiig ot t h
lie
loo ilcileled, 1! .01m
seated ia the eente,
al-. in token 01 Nm
-tain
f.veb
n ot t la- mont hs
ii a 11 lis to ihc a
wi 11 tig: 11
1 1 1 a. i 1 1 o i i
ii : iu
a in ' 1 11 1 1 m rv r ol o s to , , n icn ' lie ca I
1 I'b - was augmented by that wise swr
: lie . e;gu . .1 ,1 lni.u was ca Him! b the
-ur- r- 11",,' !... or Well. .Moii:h.
I I II I ieea Use the W ol e .. ': I I, , - v.l-'ll
1 1 1 1 : ; g . .11 cm, -11 pier 1 e , 1 : ;, , 1 . ;.
J , 1 1 s n o u . to In e e i With the 1 i ; i e I
e, .1 n : a. a Is. t hei i 11 -li.u iooil. w . 1 1
aecil-t
i i i :
i i ; ed
: he mi
a. etl to ,it:.ii k man li i m-ei i .
" hell I he Saxons w ere coli
to tlie I. ii.- I.i:th. thev tel Hied
i.i h A ft el - "l'lilc 1 i.al Is. altei
!
hi ;.. ta. J a t hn line ilium ; n.ited
dell i I.l I s o t the Middle Ag'C-J.IU-,.1
W,s tl eipilelitly lepl (--( llted a-
n old man clothed in u i ( i r - w it h a
:;lc: oi wooe iiinlei iii- lei: aim.
.:ve. ii... a..'! Mowing h:- hng'i-.
-..,',? Er,. r,.,-.
V iicancv in tlie i.ilt.
1
1 Ii li oi eu t
i-l , u ho !
i,ti;.u:r U'o.'ii oc, r
li live jiotaiocb in
l rciiilest tiiilf We
n up, i m t hi- name
s;i he had a lug
i :
III
Witll
te the
w o 1 1 1
I1''!1
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il tin
ti
-ell al i? 1 a hu-hel is
i , i. , : : a" ;u oi meil t hat our tm '1
editor ii rcs.yne'ti ami that his
lep.il tllielit of the t ia ier is L'lo.-iCll
lor t he .season.
-'a A'' C' r Ad rii net .
January, li'th. 1SS1.
A lively xene was presented in
the Capitol hist Monday, upon (he
rcaseinllii)g of 'oliie-s. al'ti-r
two weeks recess. There was great
activity surest i o oi the com
menceuieiit oi the woik ol a lmsy
session. The tloor o the House
wa crowded with isitor l.ieloie
the session ope.iied. .nid many mem
bers were at t he r i ! k - a t aneaily
hour witil 11 11 lllel oils bills to lie
present ed on iheeiffol' the Stale.-.
There was a geiieia! h.ilid shaking
and iuterchaiige oi i he eoinpliments
ot'the -eason among members who
had been a way dm I ng t he holiday.--'.
At the very beginning ir is ev i
dent i ; 1 1 -1 e will not be el le( t
haini(i:i i:i the rank- ol' either
party u;o:: the iinpoiiant ipies
tloiis. whieii will ea!l !;' liieir eon
sider.itloli dl!l;!ig" the M-s-joII. It
is said thai the ! : ii s he
Vas and Mean - eo;;,n;it !ee v. ill
not ai t iu accord on t lie tar: ll ' pies-
tloil. the ie-r,lt et w lileh will be a
prolonged tight on the llo-.r ot the
House. Mr. Hewn i. it i - thought,
will maintain hi iew.-. I.i t he last,
and will haVi- i i : i-; ' i i.ei-.ei- in
t he eom in i: t ee t o hold the balance
of power. The light will probably
lie con tinned t o t he elnl of t lie si-- I : .v. i
r-ion withoiir anything being done. ,,,',;''
I n view ol tins Mr. Kan iiall i - hn 1 i - ' - e -a;
ingtogi'I all of (he a o, a oi ia t ion
hills bel'.i re the Ilou-e, and to de
pose of other i in j ior! a n f biisi!ie-s as
soon as io-:sible. and he ma;, use
t lie pri ve'.cge ol the Ap U'opi iai am-- A;... ,.
committee to i n t e: l i; j t a long i!;-- ; -i;
cussion. These, and various other V.'. .'':!".
.matters, nromise material for a -
session of intense in'erest and
great mi portanee.
Nearly fourteen hundred i;IN
were iiiuoilnccl i the Ilou-e .!-
ring itie wee!.;. .iii"i;-', il ot
local i in : 'orf auce w.s .: eran'iig
the (.'able K..ilway co'np.inv righ
ot w., i or the eoil--iue;i..nofs;!.,.t
cable r.. i! w a s in th;cit. .:io'iicr
' . - . i
was i -1 graloitig pen,... n . ;
diets .;'.; sa dor- l : he I it e ua 1 w , . i
had :-ei ye.'. lhnt .'!.:,.-. or wele .n
-WiVl:g.-gell.enf. and to he w id
' , - ,? i i.l Ii ... t
e.v o, .ril .oeceased sohllels. Mr.
rownseioi. ni iin n.--.' - introduced a
join, lesobition f i: e ( 'oils', "tii! .ov.'.ij
a lllele! ment 'oroviil;:;g for lie.' eleC
' t ion ol I' lilted St,, te- Sena toi s by
the people. ('ell. Itlll'.U!, of III-
ilia na. otlei ed a bill in retaliation
of the French and Ciei man prohi
bition of the Aineiiean hog. Jti
briefly rovnles ;.m! wlicn any!
1 foreign govei miirv -hall prohibit ;
t he i m port at a ui i., .Vitiei lean food:
lor other produe's. die President
! shall proclaim a piohibi: ion of some
j article of prominence, which we buy
I of the particular o-untrv. Mr.
I Townsend presenti ;! a similar bill
i simu.u oui
on the tenth ot las, month, which;
bass smco been comiiu-iiU-u on in
the French assembly and Parisian
papers. P.oth of these geiilleinen
rcoresent lo,r ,L- i , r, 1 1 w i ii c-,1 i .
v-j---"l i.,v p"i ii 'i -'.viv it&i.i..-.
triers, and thereloiv take deen m -
terest iu this raid upon a product
of so much impoitanee to their
constituents.
Gen. Brown presented a bill
",UL "l"',u lu " ,c
aud penalty, to mail, or cause to be
mailed, any letter, postal card,
pamphlet, news paper, or other
document containing any thing con
cerning a lottery.
The committee on Indian affairs.
which held its liist meeting on
Monday has some grave problems
to solve during the present session.
l"nder existing tieaties. the tribes
will tolerate no encroachments
upon their territories. Civilization,
advancing with the railroads, isin
friuging so rapidly upon the reserva
tions of the Northwest, tnat trouble
is sure to ensue unless some sat is
factory policy is settled upon. One
important question with which the
committee will have to deal will be
I whether the tribal organizations
' c.l..sll 1 ti. 1 l.tl,.... .1,.,
oritur oc oiiHimn-ii, ol ljciuci ine
savages shall be put upon the basis
of ordinary settlers, so much land
being accorded each man of proper
ofe.. ..x.. x ''". "1 Sealed proposals for luilJin-u Bridge
I member ol this committee, who has I a,rss Stt'irt Crvvk ,,t v anceU.ro. m uc-
spent much time auionjr the scalpers eordanee with plans and s)ieeirications
'of the plains, is expected to' throw for saine. on file in the otllce of the
'light Upon the diflieuU problem. i Register of Depds. u ill be received until
' 'the FIRST Mi i.v'DAY in KEIiRUARY
j m " next. The C'oanni.-sioners reserve the
j The s'.ivamaih ."- thinks the Ameri- right to reject any and all bid.!,
jean ;ci;.)isto are peupb. vl gigantic All coininuuicatti im must he ad
1 ideas. They have he. n abolishing ! dressed lo Josia-u Xki.sc eN . Ksip . Regis
j monarchies and everything of that kind 1 ter of Deeds. Xe-.vhern. N. t
at long range fi..r some lime, and now Ry order Hoard of Commissiourrs.
they w ant lo go a step further and abol - : J a VKs A. Bkv in.
! ish the rioted States Sen.ge. The only ( hairman.
! thing they have been eminently cuece-.-- Kewberii. Jan. 0. 1-SJ. j!()illww3t
1 till iu anniliiialiug s-'i ias ("havebien'
, be. r. n .v 15 s .v it i :
Bar Iron and Nais, all sizos,
N. C. ): "Hi'iHvti's Iron Hitters has For bv
; restore niv strength ami given rne a
hearty appetite. "
AYER'S
Hair Vigor
reptort-3. wiLh the glosd aud Ircahiu'td of
y"uth, faded or gray liair to a natural, r.tgi
bruwn t'-.ior, or dfe-p black, as may If dcsi:-,l.
liy r.s u-o light ur r.--d hair may be dark- ip 1,
,l,ii- hair ihiokeued. ari 1-aiducss uli'.n.
:hi ugh net ahvays, tjured.
It checks faign c.f tho hair, ai.d s'aii.a-lat'-s
a weak ahd sickly gr..,w;h i, y'g-r. 1:
Jir-rents ai.-l cares it.-url a:.,l 'lali'lriilf, a,.!
heals nearly ev-ry d.sc i.-e " aliar I,, i:.
ecalj . As a Liulle.' Hair D.-cs-inir. I!.
Vl-i-tlt ii ll!,c-ina:it.-J ; a .'. I. t.ill.s i.-ill.v:
liur dye, readers Use lia;r s jIi, yk-Ssy. ai.-l
(:-la-:. a:,j,earai;.;e. :. i a.i.a; ;s a de.ie.ilr,
aiireea: :, nnd laaii.. t,crrg:.:u.
518. c. P. ll:::i ilia; vr.wt tr A'e ' .-. o .
J't v .i, 1--J: "Last Ia:i no 1, i.r c. .cie,-, - 1
I.nin.i '.-r, and ,u a th :'; t I b.-'-.c
li-ar:- ba:,l. I i;-"d .art ,. a (. , j
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t a!.'t am c l, il... -1 ' !. a I- f 1 . i :
Use..f ysr rrepa. .tl ...;i I L.-.
fia..-eiy Laid."
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Morris' Vegctabb Compound
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to v-ii ins; i :im ui siiiiiiiiiT. i hi w ill have mi
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ht-en jnail," of this ri'lnrilv aii.i lavoval'le re
siilis are r e ., i ii ei 1 iv,ryilii iv from im uw.
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EASTER TERM,
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S.l,; .! ACADEMY
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NOTI.'K TO
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P. M. DRANEY,
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ECF.I7FR SCHOOL,
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Auction Sale.
V. Ill Ir -el. at :.l'eti.il lit Ui tore
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' WEINSTEIN BUILDING,"
(lit- Slot 1; ,f ;,...! (. rntci ly belonging
m. sultan & CO.,
( 'ollSIHt 1 1 lif
BOOTS AND SHOES,
i LOi lllNC;, M TS, NOTIONS,
A Kl' L I S, ItVliS,
.hi I in i v !(!! i tides. The attention
ef M'i Icons , ealleil to Huh L:!ree
Sal- . Sm le to !' ;i :i en
!4th Day of January,
At TKN nVlnck a. m.. 1884, and con
tinue until thf Siock is sold.
GEO. GREEN,
Assignee.
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v). dowling,
M K N : FACTI'P.EP. OF
Hand Sewed SHOES (Only),
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1 i . 1 ton street. New York -
in
( niiscoil I y i eeeiv in on ronimiBsiou all
IvIihIh f farm roiliire. Are prepared,
supply Hi" trade witli Butter, tlicH4.
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ve-eti.bles at wlu.lwale rate. CiK.ta-
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: iliK. I v haviue; your prewript i.iuh
rT-.lifjvenhed at HERIiY'S.
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N 1 iiiii ti er I lose ad ei t isemen t hoaijl)
the preKcriplioii you still have the
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KERRY "3.
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IMPORTANT FACT
FOR TIIE
j PLANTERS & FARMERS
1 .1 r,r,le; t:ut qiir pln.iiLiuu 1'ru lilts UuoUclippl
thu Slute niflj' It' iinMcd to procure o4
RAW-BONE 1
PURE DISSOLVED RAW BONES
nd other old otabllhorl branA.i cf onr mhhn, m
well as I1I;II .HAIK C'UKMiCALH t' t
li 4:411 fit our UQrtAUi: r-i;:3-r
For tlio cotiTrnlnco nt onr o'a-'rm: ' v.
havo entabltithf-ct r diiil In NiKO(K,
Va. All order Rent to Itnlittuorr M
f 1 hipped proinr'Hy 0in orfv!U, f ;!iv.f-t .m'
be floods t coft (uf :iini nt lur',M dfiot
or lundinf hu it liipe tixnn l- WlnHiT-i-i
ty Pent! for riir (oitupIiIw. rgiJ dorn.
brandf of Ho Kej r liwr au.1 aip'n
Formuhu. AAi'.f ioqi tries a Q orant ia
BAUOH BOm
103 SOUTH ST., &LTitf jfiL, K9.
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EASTERN MJRTI1 CAROLINA
SI A II B L E WORKS
MONUMEiMTg, TOMCB,
A ad all k ; iiil.s (iiavc und itulldlng wor In
ITALIAN, ,.V;ER!CAN MARBLE
(Iniers w jll reeeivo prompt attenti"n
ai.tl . in ibfaci ion jriiinaiiteeii .
SOU K. WIL.MS, rroprietcr,
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SUABLE SELF-CURE
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1 ';;!!; i' ! Low Prices.
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