North Carolina Newspapers

mi a nn ft m H w I ii ilk ii 11 i i i i ft r- z,z 1 es3 "1 1 o E. E HILLIARP. Editor and Proprietor. v M! ST Wn!;K THK !'.u ! !.r - V.'i h- AKK mIi riini t I m -r Vrur. V, SCOTLAND NECK N. C. THURSDAY. T r T I i STATE DIRECTORY. i Viicl C Fowle, of Wake county, ;.-x ,rnor ; salary $8,000. Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance (f-ititw Lieutenant-Governor and pre-ider.t. of the Senate, William L, Saunters, of Vake c i v. t v, Secretary of Slate; salary -:2,! '00. ( ; b-orge W. Sanderlin, of Wayne comity, Auditor; salary $1,500. iona!tl V. liain, of Wake county, Treasurer ; salary 3,000. S:dney M. Finger, of Catawba .oaoty, Superintendent of Public instruction ; salary $1,500. i heo. F. Davidson, of Buncombe eounty, Attorney-General: salar i 1,000, and Reporter to Supreme Court ; salary $1,000. James I). GlenD, of Guilford count v, Adjutant General ; salary jOOt)." J. ('. Birdsor.g, of Wake county, State Librarian ; salary 750, J. 1). Jioushall, of Camden eounty. Cnu-f clerk to Auditor; salary !,00. Govkunou's Council. Secretary of State , Auditor, Treaa urer and Supt. Pub. Instruction, State Boaui of Education. Covernor, Lieute nant-Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer. Aud itor, Supt. Pub. Instruction, and Attorney-General. Sl'I'KKME Coukt. Wil!ia.ii N. 11 Smith, of Wake. Ctnef .1 ustiec. A. S. Mcrrimon, of Wake, .1 J. Davis, of Franklin, ,:t!ii .'S F. Shepherd, of Beaufort, A. C. Avery, of Burke, Associate Jus tves. Salaries of Chief Justice and A--eiate Justices each $2,000. Supreme Court meets in Raleigh on the first Monday in February and last Monday in September. Kl.rKK.SKXTATlOX IN CoNOKKSS. Stlt,:t. Zebulon B. Vance, of B incombe ; term expires March 4t.i l-l'l ; Matt. W. Ransom, of .North ampton ; term expires March 4th, ltsS'.b Hints? of Reiresetttutives First District, T." G. Skinner, Dero.; Se cou l District, II. P Cheatham, (col.) Ron.; 1 bird District, Cbas. W MeClammy, Dern. ; Fourth District, U. II. Hunn. I)e m. , Fit'iti District J. M. P.rower. Rep.; Sixth District, Alfred Rowland, Deni. ; SevenUi D. strict, John S. Henderson, Rep.; Jv.guth District, V. II. H. Cowles, Dem. ; Ninth District, II. G. Ewart, 11 1VIIK1I MI All. IT III Mas. ir. w. palmki:. A tiiy 1 i 1 1 1 home for Petsy arid rno Wph just enough room fir one. two. three? Or a tumblr-dowri hut "with & broken gate, And a sad-eyed woman toiling early and late; Which shab it Vie For n i ie and me? A five-cent fd iss of beer for me I r a live-cent loaf for all of us three? Peer or baby wine or wife, Which do I hold more precious than life? Which shall it be For mine and n-ei' Potatoes and salt with a crust of bread For the best little woman the Lord ever made, While the rum-seller's wife feeds on tur key and wine, Bought with my money if I so incline? This shall it be For mine and me. Tatters and rags for my little one, My fair, comely baby, my own darling son, While the rum-seller's children go waim and well clad On my earnings, wrested from by bonny lad; This shall it, be For mine aud me! Well, man, d'ye think me a whole-eyed fool, Blindly to serve as the rum-seller's tool? Ah! How can I hesitate which to choose, When it's all to gain or all to lose, For mine and me, For mine and me? THE TYPICAL REPUBLICAN IN IOWA. racnts) for State, county or town elections as for National. The point are the same in all. It take more votes in closely contested elec tions in the North than in the South where frequently there is only oik-candidate.- 'Ilir.t writes for l.ihor are l.iLor i-, America than in England. That the negro is not allowed to vote South of Mason ami Dixon line. That any negro ever voted the Democratic ticket is contemptuously aid indignantly tLnicd. Finally that the Mills Bill con templated protection to SoutberD products ana destruction to North ern manufacturers. He honestly believed that tut election of CleTeland would Lave been a calamity bat is mighty mum at present in view of the low price; of ever) thing and tLe ur.iyersal re duction of waes. A manufacturer of this place who feared a cut ir, prices of wages in case Cleveland va? successful , reduced the wages of his employes 20 per cent, within 48 hours after election. C Foktkil. I wa. May 27, 18S3. KEWS FROM 1 HE WEEKLIES. was vis;. To wnsL a! u. moo; : Fmrr.o i 1 ;.y a h-,'l -t .r i: (.'):: inEiiv wfis done to vrhc a", r.r.d vT . lar'"' j .art o fru';'. t-tal A'let. WiLir:.-i (: Tuesday c-veniuz. to have i c-ti .!t, wh:o;i wj ::svo!',.. two irorl-;s a'i, nri Mr. A .lax C2ler 1) c n f 1 1 A p. ..-c of Mr. r ma ! oa list , to p r t: o ir ;:m '.. . lie was e;i;-ped . hockct the x ' 1! s.vc r !-.i 1-4 n-i A s Mr. I'.n ' r liv 1 T 1 1 h-j stones v?erc vry 'ar' r.o d '. v 1 t:e i 1 !i fit ! 'U l a I.-v for I he i a an! i.o 1 ti o wfr it 1 i . 1 1 k 1 D Nashi!!e Ar-ion-i-t' : Mr. .J. Wells planted six sen s in peas or his farm near Nahvi.l . lie mud. u fine crop , whie!i he so! 1 t a go- I t'ac s'itao day , Hn i there ra- on.' ; w n k's (Lift-rcnce het we(3 each one ; ma i :';ts It n l.orriMe t'tun to pcr. r. ::.'.o w t : hrs 1 fore rr ih; 1. .... I . . C n ' , 1 , . .it. hit fiv; or v f.-c. ; wr.'i-r i..-ir the tp ..f 1! e r'k w;.!! . '.i! 1 s t ,:ck t!. wail ar 1 has iiT1 cut . the "ia,-l; of h r ' 1 r.crk. 1' ifMii t!!:r:i?u'(iU' I; :r. A v u " . c ! : , : -, w n i ! r , ' 1 , . . . Mr , : . 1 ' i ; . ' ' a n 1 ;n not k.l 11 or fi sn a trad ox or huiz-tuev wouh ran ; r ai'.owe to her to r:i'ch the t'vui th cl.ickfii5. lie was ki'lfd b i r. j w hici. f-! 1 1 I ati-1 hehl ut.t ; rice, and now has the land planted ! Mr. Luwrener Mc' ii'i. ! ' c wen down and o' ho! of h.r 1 i ; is iloitir' Well, I ut had a :. arrow ; 1 l'n'K.ro : 1 M . 1. v it.-,' ia cotton. Toat is the way it pays. iC carv There ii no discount on a climate! Salisbury lVt.t-1. ( u : t ):i WctN ! "Ctue from df'.h from ;! where one profitable crop ha a!- nesday morning of lan week as Mr. j 'less of the man w ho ck a:i-d .;'. t !. . ready been made and h-A 1 the re ( J. I. Fy, of Ki:r.wood, w: ridlnji 1 wv!l nnd left the unfsstcne 1. sent year and another planted on the ! out to work on his farm n ar that j same land. place , nnd about cibt m'.ics from f Lonoir 7' -i.i.- : TIk compb lion 1 St atesville he spied a larsze esle ! ' he W in'.o:i Katlroa 1 to W dke.-.! or II. S 1:. I 0 r Mi' ' C o ( 11 1 . PI . t arm o( 1 !S It. 1). It;t i id 1 in ! " h ;:; op!f arc b.ip'.i. d and 1 rrir with h tti but r :a rd " 1 1- M iC Ih, t . ' SJIM il I o n Statesville L-dcI iuirk ; The French l'road Hotel, situated near the depot at Asheville, was destroyed bv fire .. C 'olI'Se f s;rifiiljiire ami Mechanic Arl. Kiilii'ax Couiitv Directory. 11 Tav lor Ci KNI'.UAI. At SI 5115LT. iff T. L. Fmry. e W. II. Anthony, T. II. Will A. Daniel, County Supt, Public Schools. W. F. Parker, County Treasurer. Ii. I. Allsbrook , SherifT. L. Vinson, Register of Deeds. .1. T. Gregory, Clerk Superior Court. Y. B. Whitehead, Coroner, l'-OAKu ok Commissioners. Dr. W. Ii. Wood, Chairman; W. E. Rowers, Sterling Johnson, II. J. Pope, J. II. Wuitaker. V. A. Dunn, County Attorney. Infkkior CorrT Thos. N. Hill, Judge; F. P. Hyman and S. S. Nor man , Associate Justices. S. M. Gary. Clerk of Inferior C-iurl. J. M. Grizzard, County Solicitor. Timi: rou Holding Suterior Coriir. March 4th, May 13th, Noy. nth. March ana November Courts are r.or civil cases only except jail cases. St olland Neck Town Directory. K. E. Hilliard, Mayor: C W. Dunn, Town Constable. Town Commissioners W . Dunu. It. II. Smith, Jr., Dr. K Johnson, M. Oppenheimcr. C1IURCUKS. Kp'.scopal, Rev. Waller Smith R'.-cior. lb.ptiit, "liev. J. D. Ilufham, D. D. Pastor. Methodist, Rev. Mr. Harrison, Pastor in charge. Primitive lioptist, Elder A. J. .Moore, Pastor. SOUTHERN f 0 T E L ILm.iean, N. C. I). D. II RYAN. Proprietor. Polite servants, good accommoda tions and every attention that may be desired. Location just in front of Couri-Iiouse. Liverv attached. Terms reason aide. cr' Stop at Southern Hotel. Hacks to and from depot free HIS PECULIARITIES AND HIS BIAS. WHAT HE THINKS OF THE SOUTH AS SEEN BY A DEM OCRAT OF THAT STATE. Editor Scotland Neck Democrat: ' Dear Sir: Your suggestion that I write an occasional tetter for Tun Democrat leaves so much latitude that it is somewhat diilicult to decide just what would be most acceptable or appropriate for our columns. Perhaps a description of the typic al Iowa rppublieau as a member ot the dominant and ruling political party might do as a starter. His r u 1 i 11 2 passion there is a con suming bitter aud relentless hatred of Southern Democrats because of a sincere belief inculcate 1 by political speakers of his own faith that he, tho Democrat, spends all his time either shooting negroes or white Re publicans at the polls, ana other treasonable performances or in curs ing the Norh, and lamenting the dost cause." Not that he cares a copper for the colored man only as a factor in per pctaating Republican rule which he regards as above every other thing under heaven. Some of them were soldiers in the war, but the most vindictive bigoted and senseless blind partisans among them are they who during the late unpleasantness had business in the Queen's dominions or were of an ifge when they wore white pants cut bias and were "puling and puking in their mother's ours." He is the gentleman who swells and sfut3 and talks of "copper heads" and d n3 "Jeff. Davis" and hopes to sec the day when "Southern Republicans" will be protected. This by the way was to happen if Har rison was elected. Auother part of his creed is that the higher the manufacturing establishments are protected, lbor wages will be in creased. He pays no regard to fig ures, experience reason or common sense, tie knows that the wealth, and population of the country have in creased enormously since 1S(1 and curiously for just exactly that time import duties have been exorbitant . ' Post hoc cvjo iroittr hoc" is the foundation stone of his reasoning. For the rest he regards himself in exactly the same class as the 1'harN tee of old and thanks God continual ly that he is not as other men, He honestly believes , and nothing can shake his conviction, that the honor, intelligence, morality and good citizenship of the country are in the Republican party, and deems it impossible to be a Christian and a Democrat. He is conviaced that the dwellers in the slums '-f cities are to a man Democratic and whenever a Demo crat is elected President he is elected by their votes, utterly oblivious of the fact that the two worst cities in America are one of them Philadelp hia, reliably Republican, or like Chicago goes that wav as often as the other. The Republican orators use the Raleigh, N. C, May 30th, 1880. The Board of Trustees of the Norh Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, at their meeting July 11th, 1SS9, will elect the fol lowing Ollietrs and Professors, viz: First, those constituting t lie Faculty of the College. 1st. A President, who shall have executive management, together with ;uch other duties as may be pre scribed by the Board of Trustees. Salary 2,000 and residence, 01 300 equivalent. 2d. A Professor of Agriculture, Live Stock and Dairying. Sulur' 2,000. 3d. A Professor of II01 ticulture, Arboriculture and Botany. Salary ri,roo. 5ih. A Professor of Pure and Agricultural Chemistry. Salary 1,800. Oth . A Professor of English, Salary 1,800. (i.h. A Professor of Practical Mechanics and Mathematics. Salary 1,800. Next the following : lt. An Assistant Instructor in Practical Mechanics, who will be parliculaily required during the first Sunday night. Loss f-,0OJ, covered bv insurance. The fire was caused some distance away. lie imme iatf-i winch , we are informed, will It !,o d Ir sent to the home for hi-i gm, ardidone by ChrUtma, will inauuraN' !! .r having obt:'.ine 1 it , he ro le up as I a new ra ir 1 1 1 e rich oM county or o r :.!"! 1 1 1 ; 1 ho 1 v w- :i , near as possible and succeeded in W ilke s and w !1 o;vn up poibibt ie s killing it. It proved to be a gray to the Nwn of Vi!keboro that wr by the explosion of a ktroene lump ; eagle, measuring seven feet from tip j are sure the enterprising people f in the servant's room. The property j to lip, and having talons that seem- ! that town will not be fdow to quite a j hold upon. Wc are r jo;cd by 1 1 1 e - - facts because n c take kauro i;: witnessing the proper'Hv if our friends and nei.;hbom. But, if we was owned by Col. M. J. Flag ami ed capable of carrying the house was kept by Cvpt. A. (i. ; large s:.?d lamb or sho-it. Halyburton. draliam fW-oiT : Sherilf Hamil- Washington ZVo)i.s-: Mr. Ceo. j Imii carried Jumes and Charles Rip L. Swindell, of Pantcgo, cnUe 1 to ! py to Raleigh Monday and turned sco us Thursday last. lie brought j them oyer to the penitentiary author 113 a small bunch of oats which j :ti'3. It wa3 a lamentable sight to measured G ft and three inches in i see two voung, strong, able-bodied height with very large heads. They white men, born and reared 10 an cn- ing of another by showing ti e r ii! -were raised bv Mr. (J. L. Pillv of the ; lightened community . in shackle?,1 road people whr.t a rich and prolue- same place. He says that one bun dred and forty-eight stalks grew from one grain. He La3 four acres which wdl average nearly as tine as were not actuate 1 by this high ai d gencrou? motive, our M'l!ihne would be deased, for tht buildin- of one railroad through t hi r. I most 'oT'i iii''",'!ii''i will ha-den the build- 1 : 1 'i: t. r 1 h .! ri r ; otl-er ! :i In u it.fornn d by a e I - r. d woim:i t'.at a ,. !.: I ini'i lot .' ::;..; nee ,, i ,,. 1 1 lo- 5 :". !:e nor t In r n 1- r I . .f I'..r ! r , ! .i 1 to be f. l ou . ! n ! i I p ! 11 ml . o ! i ; eed;i b "... , 1 ' e mi ri tl.e r i i .;hhor u 1 ! r .1 ! . !.' out r fu s to v--!-t. I'.i i- a -.T. ..! ir:!' t 0:1 the.r r:i . e. 1 mi 1: 101: tot Thr South u ' 1 - being marched otf to thj State's j tive country they have allowed to !o prison to serve a term of ears for so near to t hp in for so bug a linn theft felons, disgraced and to bo ' without in va ting it. shut out 1'rom free comnin jication ) those brought us. They are oulun-1 with their fellow men. Such is the teer oats. ' ol 1 .-.boro .J j '" . : One result of the want of proper parentn! i mo4 imp :tant events in the r '!? j control and of "evil coinmunica- j commercial history of our city i 'he Rocky Mount rininh'0rr Lib- I lions." Parents, beware! Young j purchase of the Coldsboro Pice eral subscriptions are being made to! men , beware ! ! Mills, at an e.v.-eeding high price, h stuck in the cotton seed oil mil! oon to be established here. At the; Wei don AV i Mr, Pembroke Jonc, of Wilmington, Ojr citizens are' from the firm who founded find hav e next meeting of the subscribers (inn! 1 somewhat awakened on the subject ; operated the-.: so suecv full- arrangements w: o h It j of lighting th town by eLu tricity. . vt-ll-nlgh a dade of yt-urs v ! h ii ir .:. -r (1 : p-mitiil idea. V.' el don J. Strauss At ('., who will - 1 r-.i 1, i,,-, v,ni,iid ithr. (own ; i oi i p t a' t1 their .--.tensive aiK M. CO for s . iniu ever 1 the of the fu be !! e S uit h of the p . - A, tare is ; -i ! l'.o r to t I he -i.id u-try, iut one of itrmy b a gre it, or even ri -it. r, tii ill v a - , bii' :. i ! n d t , , , ,1 ;.,-r j , j giv r.ew iinp-.'tUH :-.:nl vig-r fo n .!. tin S'.u! Iibti.d l.'i'u w ith ed life and urgy. In I'.iie.-i industrial lr iopment t i;e u h i e nrt'd lor t h s rv ie -s 1 j our.g n:i n 1 .: ". i u '. pu -i. iti. ! iiTscva.') :i '. I h'-n 1 d".v and .".11 i : 1 a 1: g t . I 1 ( :.!:d- of thii kind. Stic !. not to r:eul -t r ! ( : : I .'1 w; per; : cted. will l;c ready for v. ork b '.hoc iiarv. and tne mu. rest ow man.- can feeted in it bespeaks a bright s.uc- j in this most fnporlanl matter. Fvery , inerea-ing lumb-.-r business i;i cess. The enterprise will contribute business man in town could well af-j branches of its manufacture f r largely to the growing development j ford at least, two liglils and roirly , which they are so eminently noted, four town. j every private house ou?. It would 1 The purchas-j of the Rice MiUs bi probably cost a trifle more than oil j TJr. Jones means the importation and lamps , but the beautiful light j and lavish expenditure here in our which electricity gives should be ; midst of vast sums of money, t!:u taken into consideration. The town adding inestimably to Coldsboro commissioners would no doubt use commercial importance and finaucbl r : 1 1 1 r o ." 1 1 ' o !'.,: i !s . iv . : 1 r i ' , 1 v III e. !i e : gi rif t-rs. 11. 1 n 1 '. g e t 'V' ".. natt ern maker-t , 1;: '.i lilers, carpenter h , Mo-ie eu'Ier-t, -tone and 1 r c mu-iiin, 1 i 1 atives in !!(' ' y 11 e 1 . Reidsville R ruv Of Monday Miss Ada (inttith, a g;r! of about 1 i years of age, received quite a pain ful wound from the disc!iar;:c of a ( '-ry l:.::u w t r."t I .." 1 lll'J - -b- (ill I t a '-. e n rt 1 u y, , d !. e v, o! !r of j iid i! sin T! ere i- .e'T -r- a :i . 1, 1 1 ii! 1 f: t I . o ' 1 ' :,;! ' : . ! dre!o; -or' V I III t "I of ; plwek a;.l o n-i.ee dstol, her little b.oJier the electric light on the streets, in-' circulation, not only as a rice market. stead of buying lamps, as we brought to her to h-ive the load taken out. While she was handling year to tench Drawing and give in- ! the we3l,oa ;t sccideit!y fired ofT j in some way tt no distant day , structioa with Hind Tools. Salary l0arrjno- tho ball ia her thumb. An! 1,000, lodging and board. j operation was performed by Dr.llay, 2d. A Superintendent of Farms wlu) succeeded in extricating tho na Oiirueus. a;ai f.wj, a.m i i,n w I ion t innf'! t4 n hear w here our farmers car- ulways b ! r r ,:. 1 1 1 . I ! , ,v, ..I, I G00, 300, dwelling house. 3d. A Steward. Salary lodging and board. 4th. A Matron. Salary lodging and board. All correspondence aud testimon ials regarding the above positions should be addressed to the under signed , up to the time of the meet, ing. State papers will confer a favor to the Institution by copying this no tice. W, S. PkiMaosi:, Prea't Hoard of Trustees. Salisbury Jhrnln : '1 hose people who have been doubtful of the truth they contemplate lighting the streets 1 sure of a ready sale of their odd Ie commodity, but ab-.o as a trade cei.- tre. We welcome right heartily thu Vrilson J'tvc,: Tuesday night noy i'dlux of money and trade to we strolled out to the brick yard of ( lollshoro and wc as heartily eon Mr. Sila Lucas, on the northern I gtu!ate ur city upon the eomir g suburbs of the town, and found all busy with a kiln of 150,010 brick i t , .... . r i t tei o. . that were just getting red hot. This of the assertion that hail stones as . is the third kiln he lias burned this large as a hen egg,or even larger, can j month. The brick from the Grst two be convinced of the: fact by inter- j consisting of 2.'30. GOO brick, are pro- Tarboro So!h;rtt.r : Intelligence reaches here that early Friday mon -ing the residence of Joel P. (Gard ner, about 10 miles from this pine-. viewing any person m Salisbury, j uounced by experts to be the best i was destroyed by fire. No insurar.ee. Many of our peopie were doubters I over made here. Mr. " Lucas has a i Thc r,-in of the fire is believed to before Suuuay,but their experience contract to furnish Messrs. Hackney incendiary. then has proven that the published ! i;ros. 500. 000 brick for their new J The contract for brick for the town t h-i'i J.M y of ! ! e ovi r .r'i'i"i ih;h w !.e re - !e'v : t In: t ..p , so mauy t r;gg'- on v. ;i and uo ft v, ith d: -.;' :;. ut every tuin. Tin- pro' ; :, law and m- iicim. , wi.ic'.i 1:1 lisvc a fae inatioa foi our e li!' a' 1 yf.nng rr.cn, are now and have .. for ye i r s over crowd I, nr, 1 v L ( ( ry year add to the r. i ml r !'!'",. w .'i ei I 1 'hem. I !i" ,: 1 ! f r -. r v iff d'ifK not ' :.p':r. I in pr port ' , t ') incr"T"' l 1 .11 Tiber of ti;".' V M i:k it, anl tin: : o.uh .' 1 : . ; ,s 1 d. vision of a hunted liu-i.i.'- -1 rirn'.n -o marry t hat only a fe w of r- 1, ; ( d -:ir erior i '.V ari 1 r ( ou t 1' s 1 a r 'a-otiably :n 1 Tr I .or : We. s a : details of immense stones is true j building in Rocky Mount. beyond controversy hall has been signed. .J 11" Ilvman any di-po-o! ion to was awarded the contract for ;.r",')0 ' Mr. Lucas shij)ped IOO.oijO from -,r.l ..f t nrm;ir tri.L- I 1 r I h1. Ci 10 titT thousand. 1 1 V the lir-.l p ""Oi -.'S S' OU H. Ilia tllti li'jvuiuti ri..ui ivv - i j , .... , , ... I'u . t li" h" is a bold, pushing, go-a-head mnTi i wee!, in duly tie is to deliver 100, till -i "..".o,! ,i ;i' !g.- i' : :. 1 ! !i: Rocky Mount Pho.-n ; Last Sat urday. the stockholders of our Fair ' and keeps tilings around him moving ! 'r,00 ; th4 remainder by the first week Company met and transacted im- ; His pay roll amounts to over two ; in Sep ten b.-r. F F K ni'jht is II A. -M, portant business. Among other i hundred dollars every week and our j man's sun-ty for the perform;!', things tho resignation of Mr. Jesse ! merchants here g- t the benefit of it. : his cntracl. T1l 4--1'. t . I t 1 l.-ll irai:e, as recreiar , was accern eo. : ucu enterprises are wuat ne,p du.m ; e Woo'ur-1 tc I S -f a " A I.OXU WAY Al TKIi LONTELLOW. I stood on the bridge at midnight, .... A. I as drunk as a on-o. a gun, i ard Mr John K i;n(u.rwori elected ' up a town moons rose o'er the city, when there in his pla,:e yrr. Fudcrwood seem, ! ought to nave ueen oui one. A."JiU;tobe especially adapted lor such see their bright reflection, in the work, and will make the fair this waters under me. and I experienced j fall a success, as usual, a feeling of wonder and great curi- j osity. If only one had been there I JfV Urs W:lJy : A man a;,d : ( ! i; s' I . - i i eo m : ii w : i 1 e ( rv ear. am 1 1 - ii": i rig ) v e re f o v o: . Mr: lor on r : 1 of t ',1' m il. jf n w i ! " mi I : -i i ' t ; ruid i.mr'- i n , ' i t h r " ii ii d- W. II, Kicks. Mr. It cks v:r Ililtimcre to co-ssult an or-; ori Greenville 7?"''' 'vi-: This town The eve doctor ma 1; would not have been in doubt, but what two moons were doing, 1 could his wife walked all the way from llenr1 county, Va., to get work it: not well make out. The tide was I our cotton L ctory. uen they slowly ebbing, I could hear the ! found that the reo- had not heen put saw. waters roll, as I stood in the waver- i on the building even, they turned ing shadows to hide from the night their faces homeward sorrow faMy, the i patrol. How often, on 1 how often man carrying a wall-.-t. his wife a in the days of auld lang sync , I j two-year-old girl baby. lUP life is have tried to cross at midnight, and ' full ol disappointments. You can , oot left every time.But toaight I was ' moralize over this as much you j hot and restless, my mind was full of ; wi-ls. j care, and the walk that lay before ! . agai.-.st nn me, was more than I could bear. I Windsor- , - : Aa unu-us'ly . trial here yc had no latch-key with me , and lock- j attractive progr- u ha- b- i arr..:.g- (). B-ton, ed would be the door, and I woub: 1 c-d f.r the cebbr:.i ,-n ofd ie 24 1 . v ; feree. iti: Aar.-.,;iistrat his c-xanor. j goes right ahead in the buggy main:- t;on and enquired if he used tobac j factoring bir-inc-ss ar.d brings out as Mr. P. cks sard that he ha i, but th oi.to j in. '.' c.ii ,.o.; .. uue. wn'. u i iv . . v j i woik as jipv town enn X. Wr saw a hr.ti'.s ime top hug ;y, the other day, made by 'Ik- Co; :v. ille Car ! rinc Works for Mr. J. R. V ur, tlr.t ! will comi-are with any woik to br , found. Tuis inigy wsfitLcd with ' a novel and conventieat 'oick bor:t, the; inver.v'on ol Mr. .reer. the best thing of th2 kind oung ni'-n v.i.' Willi 'i ..;." for thi-m-" Iv ' and 1 w t heir w: ! orturie arid fame. - HV, .V n . A W ! 1-plio it t A "f-ntlerr. nr. was wafehin T '. U:.d ! i t co nt i ri'l1 l its l. the dnc'or, 1J a: Your ecs are ilollars is my fe.-." Rilelih . "..'o :.-,' "i.T Vou i c: I- dt e . . i .; i J'-rs, w!,i"i it oe. t r v v.'hnt efb- t ' !. u foi '; woul I liuv .ir n irre'I f' ': r. i 1 1 ' uz 111' 1 t!r.t of a " b e'ed a Urg- l.ei r; r"l- t I ,s. 1 i: 1 ' i we Vila V at t ho close u eliOol- M..J. F. .L I! i-r.-ll pr-.-c-n. ever A very important ca?e. Smith a me iai to M : Ft'. Weeks ago . Ail 1 offered a gol 1 me l.d it:- d d . ; s v, ' i. - o.i ' i 1 1 1 u ' i . ' r m ie. r.r. ! -.v: ! a o' WW. to t ,t... or ui called up . r e relay ': eo,i r , of Halifax, ;u;t by J. L. .dr. R. es Re- mi th, . 1 1. have to sit in the door-way, in ago- tti? onic of Samuel h. and S. S. uinerly an-i A: n.ity this ar.a ny and fear, till a voice said from ! the adjoining counties. Hon. Walter -jthers sgainst .u., . ..t:,? ti,., i i., Clark, of Raletnro. will de-Ii.er an ad- others, aud Lli: niNUUIl . ysi'i, t..v unigv. au.vi 7 - , Iress. He is one of tne most iiite-1 ; amounting to more tnan mvoivea late, mv dear?" So tor.ight I stood proric i ty It d ; will probably take the remainder oi the week to dispose of the case. Hickory C was Wh t .e there - dre.-.ming and watched the Jectual men in North Carodna restless tide, till a cop came along ill ch." rm our p:op.e. The Confeiivrate Veterans' As sociation will be formed that day . ! and no doubt Cant. F R. Outlaw, Pierce Bass ISL1FR YVOHTFI I.lVlN(i:- ! tht brav.- rasdiin of Co. C. of the at the well lat Sirrlay Not if you go through the wond a tys-' p . R -y tribute to the ; little four year-old dauhtor was p-ptic. Acker s Dyspep-.a I ablels area - ' 1 - ! . , , t -, native cure for the worst tonus of Dvs- 'allsntrv and ir.trcpi 1 doirgs of .leaning agair.s-. tuc- t-x w!;;eu au - -------- - - - w - with a wagon, and iivitcd me to; rile. Exchange. ; draw! Mr. wat r hi- i : i. o zir under fifteen in Nor'.h '..r v. h- won: 1 "l.tetlo; be-.t e- i he Lon C 1 -uy," the fads to b laken from Mr- . .pr.cer's I i 1 '.ory .';. r.j '..ere fl . e-says s i t:. J :. !g s aarde i tb'-j ifivLl ' :. Mia, BaIeV w h- l.- only tn.rt: : years old. Pi his pre-v; -t.nr spe.-h M-.j. Hr.rr-.li s a l.i'i j nor to hae p. der.t occcriv lKvi lsor. C ye 1 v ( but ', ... . : l.bn over ! .ow wns bf :.:;!: p i; t:cu , ar w.rn . He ran to the ;f-u' r ;r rv ouiekly, a- d f' It Vf J. i hi 1 i t;. on fu a - b me 4 '; i ; .ii ; 1 r-!o:, an ex" ! d tr.-. rA r i. r ' ' vl, . u :. -1 a:.- '. .ay mornir.i! I jOlt V moes v,e n,z. Two child-.: e i') .' I 'e boy abo..t !U ye xx- old ar.d irl sed C go 11 O .t to Hi earlv m the mora. Ii. as cro - pt-psi-i, Indigestion, tlatulency and Con- j p)0r. 's sons . Other speakers are I been removed tne vreeK before for , y stipation. iuaranteeu aud sold by L. 1 . " , 1 , . u 1 1 1 L Whitehead & Co. Expected. ' clef nmg out the well and had not e ,;ere quite troublesome the bjy load 1 up his shot gun md cfrrie J it .0 d h- : !')'.. e 1 r. " v .1 lie P. 1 rx :'.y. He go' ::'d dan-' '1 : 11. 'i Wi'i ', I of 1 1, ,f , !,. rn", 1 -; g 1 n :r . rd a ii"l wav, -.7..U b : -.x.irg ilvioer.tly the sjuu-I " if- .. l v, ' on '.!. e. :. ..; Wi. m u -: w is.-, :. i a fork y-xi. You'li's corrrpino'ti. of charge. 2 7 ly same speeches (they have no argui