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.r-zzz . ; h . : - - -".- : :.;-? a.,: n .,t . V ..- ; C. T? WILLI 9, Publiohcr and Proprietor. It Price SI. 50 a Year. -if PCTSSEY BATTLE, Eorrvib r i TAKBOROUGH, EDGECOMBE CaARDA TUNE 1883 VOL H. NOir PROF38IOflAL CARDO.; QKS. J. J. Ak'EU, , -. rHYBICIANti AND SURG EOSP. Office rixf dir o llryao Hook, ia rear of Liwrencf A Co'i 2rog ttorr. (.EVERAL SnT tried in r. j. n. HiAVb.v, I ' to the OTem h!i prcr'elonil Mrvii ..peopl of Trbf)ro and "vicinity. 4)Eica ;x door to ('himh-rlia A D A Imgging factory nth caiitJ of S20Q0.00Q in about it be Bitried iU Qal- yfjiton, Texas, . j ; TexitA blnegnuw pfnl is linjr Went TeiinrHee. in the akcdw tf lihie UiiH gMit Uiough V '11 : tliiiYf bcC in that eoction. - f ! tTbe largCHt Hhocp ranche in tio wotlil ia the one at Diniment and Weliomi ties, Texas, wlier 300,000 liead of sheep turn mutbirfitfl nn hnn X " wjvyv autBViium, j-; Lee,' Earlv Buefcuor. Stewart, jttidefe Hie Uniiedl Stated two net from the old above; annv Gtistavns W. Smith fa the rankmg major - , i.4 state eommisBioner fe A railro:wl genera! Jiving, wid of insurance in Kentuckv. tin Uvea in- Natchez: mentioned- and XI. G HJLTXYD orri&s ii m . !u 4,.. llnUatoW li.iiaianed' W thil t1 I make it the beat Stithou9 on tile con Office J -t I. a I . " : jt;i.t of grave ear' in England. president C. W. Field idid U L. L max iioridkj and iioUl are Mi 'tli I employ of the United States corps jof en gineers;! Marmadukt! 1 Johnson is an St Lou5and is wltlty 1 Wililahi. PesttH! in . - kentuckyf alid na a faitai&& inherited. ' Hume , ti vW ih'i Memolb's; fihpin, and" lives j u Jackson. Irank Armstrong lives in St Loius. and is coh- nacted with the Gould systetn of hidroads jn uie souwwTBt. vniircnill was Uover llor of Arkansas, and lives at Little Rock. Colnuitt was flrovernor of floorcri. altl ib " V i I ; 3 T" . . jjj - United ' States senafbr-tleet "from j that JU.t.r.CABRji SURGEON DENTIST, Taiboro, N. C. , Office h on ra frcm 9 a m to 1 p m , and freoi 2 it m soft n m. Office owr Linkr A'Rofatrt jan!20-iy i 1 .aaJd to lkJ taf j (kOIMkal natnre l . . ; j . and the proW)ilitea are that he will be About a year ago, half a 4oiV coloA men, of St Bernard larihU, La-, oignn ized a 1 mutual ; Ijettevolont - atoeiaUct;; Now the asBodation uUUj;rS fifty, and they: have aottuiiulaled a fund and leguni Uttcrtk;ticnV)f a'.whoolouse' for indi-. gent ehiidren of their racet 1 ? - c 1 1 13i Six thousand baby alligators are sold k' 1 . it. v c 11 xiuiiun ny vear, ana uie amount 01 IU.roNAU) WILLIAMS, PHYICfAN ANT) SURGEON. CJace 00 com. r mxt to rraldence; li t H , . , . ... 1 4 " s , T . iirP) numper ii skins - and quantity of ull obtained from the older memlw of the saurian family are Bufficieiit to enti tle thenj t: a high, piece among the pro ducU of tlietat l ; Englwhriien arc getting control of ecu- aidcrableMand m! America? -.In, Texad 311,000 acrB hav ju hmmpurcnsised J03iEY BATTLE, 1 ' ATTORNEY. AT, XAWt ) : ! Tarhorn and Rocky Mount, N. C. I'ractro in the 'jotirtt 0 lygccoibe, h and V reuutiw. Also Tn the FffraV M.d tirrrtmrCrturl'.' 5TCo;ieK)nia rfWcilty. j . t ' j NO. L. 13R! DOER'S & S)N ! 7 ATTORNEY8 AT LAW, . U .? ;j-liyjaitYJiaUe ,4rn .EkiMishfyfi- Hhere witlvhinO XmW CfrW . dicate- his LSOtf.OOO acre of. bottcmTMexico, anUls geftmriclrl: ; . V k TAR DO0; N. " 1 -Hi rVacttce iii i),!. tbf Cou0. special attention cUn to r'pntUUpg loanx an4 mllflctirg c'alesig Office dbectly rV. r flell atore.. - i'U, oec9ly ACAL-r NORFLEET. T)A3CALIVN a t 1 1 - ATTORNEY AT LA Wf Practice In all the Couilr. KoecUl otnerlcoiirii;: nI 2t000,0()0. acres in Florida Al few days ag.CnoxvUe' finished work; id hflt iata: aystem at!a c.tst of $150,000 The two reservoir yVere hardly reof rtl'aterhir teT)oltm-fl?Cne dip ped out , NowioeiY hews thf irthe oth kr k inOie f same ecAchticri ! the 'water h state. , ; Ubiaton Has returneu if om JSsypt, and i hvihg aoinewhed in Virgihift, :. Dv btfeli te a membfcr of (johgmis from Ten h ebNete, ' Lorv vhq cmahdedne of Forest's -divisions awhile, liyes in ; Fldy ville, iKy. I do not know ' what.Mackall, Western Back JU&Shr. i ' - ; i - f I . ' J : i Picmi bftAWX. 0rtr BY A irareiu maairiio nas ntur a. incr experience in stock-raismg. sava thai the picture dratrn of, it; by many news paper writers is altogether too 'flowery, eaays i Ss the height of folly for a young mjaOafctt.wsttwilh few hun dred dollar, in money, invest In sheep, and Ihenl sit down exuectincr to be rich lie concluded his letter practical' 41 .ait in a few tears. t,n .k i1 j : . . hW l,aiLt. it W't Ann nr I nave, Sttanger-l a Ira aoc-jU1 alart onr Jeski TTVo thousand aollare w'ouliT tray himhorses and wagon, u his fancb pay his ordinary eipenaeSr ? and - Tray .him 200 sheep; , but he would have to Work very hard, save all he could, and really ought to have a partner to help do the work. Eve with i00di$ would be alow work forFereraVsMI-would adviaac yoraig man. of limited means t who wanted to go west to raUe Btock to get up 'a pnrbr of three otiotir and ' ' pool their iasueaV fc r a few years, till Uiey could afford to ranch 3pff aldhe. Ai any rate,T think 1 man ought u nire himself out to a stock man for a year before he invests. ' He , thua : have a chance to learn the i )iisinessnd can, look around for a auit- Gnieial jVaffitTia doin builbe- 5.-. . -v -T . ' .: -, j heve he Hves in Georgia. . ', McGqwa ia a member of the supreme court of South coiwn- an amencan aying suddenly disappeared into unfath- : ... attention aWfn 10 uerotlatlnir loanp nlj- sid to be 81.000 collecting claim. . . dec 0 11 amount he get- 8501 daiffoui the: iauo couniM cou IUBATtLE. ATTORNEY! AT LAW, TARftOR, N. C. Will fractfpe the Federal ind Sute 1 - n'e; bv'x.eK'rfm!iHob fri jtt tt A! Ruffln, nf the rnruie cnrtrf N.JU Citizen NatlnaaJ Rtak; of RalelgK N.C., Battle.jBuT.tv & Co.j Nirfolk. T Jno, AnHgl0ii A Non, IVterfbur, Va, - jr27.1y BRYA HOUSE, H. BRYAN, Ttorrietor ! i 1 Malo St., Taibn; N. O, ' t l 1ocaUd lo the Vusrei fart of tie t-n. Large Simple Rxim for rem. m roUl Uarelfra. ' idrr. t6lv i 4 , i " yov. n h n ome uay. .ui tins e is no mine. doubt thaV 1 ei is akingiincnyj'gter tlian any other Southern jnan. His for-' tuny is njw Ifstimatetl at S2.OJ0 00a The Senator's peachment. sou tlcuies tne s)it lm- -C..t. V. RRKN WILLIAMS, LITE AM) FIFE iytDEAC AOkWT lpwDU ataodard American A En gbh Ctmpaolra, with $1 50,000,00 J. i Ah industrious bu-BAf mrNepr leans ran against au obstruction in a Log througlr which . it was paseing the ether day, but held its t mptr and sooti evit its enemy in two. When tho ilauk dropped off Uie "Workmen foiled that the saw had biseted an eight1 nich , spherical nhell, doubtless a relic of . the- war. The exte- rioriWound had liealed .'entirely; leaving no trace ol the pass ige oi uis sneii u ns resting place. J ; ' ; ' ' rl The New York . lleruld : inak&j a e;diu latum from. the .trallic'.iinu passengers that crossed the creat bridire ,- to and fronfNe .Tork o$ 6atemlaj7 from which it appears that,! deducting 40 ier cent for sight-score, the (receipts for toll will aver- planting .magnate oh the Yaoo rvr3 ih MifwiiMippi ft A4 lor te&ta priQsper oh lawjtr in New -. Vork, and mirabile dictu.! t hear tha?heis an ethuaati6 advocate of Governor ,B. F. Biitler for tie presidency. ; lliplpy Void Ilip," as lie wascaSledXfe irflfcnd3BVti5l afffnt of company, ana xvouv is r - i . - r; is m :er mi ning and B:olme ,is .ub m partner. r. I WB v" r 1 t- ' i' - --Ai Id.fH. ham C. Wickham is a prominent railroad limn ami ryjjuuucan m three Lee wio vf re president 6f the -Was! college in Virginia; ETC rnsm nerak, Ciifstis, Iwff, is the hihgton hnd ; Loe WilUam Henry So Chance To Shoot Vne Bonday afternoon, at a hotel in Alabama, we "were talking about hovi great disappointments soms times soured a man, when a chart who had leen chew, in g plug tobadco all by himself lover by the window turned around and said: y ("GenUemen, you've hit it plumb cen ter 1 1 Up to four years ago I was a roan who; alius wore a grin on his !ace1j and Td divide my last chaw with a stranger. Folks now call me mean andagiy, aixl I kin hardly get a man to drink with me." VI hen you have suffered a great distr ShelliBf a Tlllise, M 1 - year he. may not like the, life and )ii4 ftf4 c f tRPstfre ana discoaiforts., He may have to do nis own cooking and washing tmlesfl he is, f orfcunate enough to iiaye ft'bettet half Jo do it for him. But he will be ' his own master, sleep as he ieyer slept before. Jus cheeks! will be ki5eds6 recTthat his toother would not luiow him from an Indian. He will have to wortniard'perhaps iay ahd3Slght, for which; he rill be well repaid by the ii creased ccnafort of his flocks r, and tit-rds, and byfrtbete iucreaee till they cover a thpusariduflsf But this talk of a man' who - has no means- goinxr west. taking cattle! and sheep on shares; put- J ung up a log npuse on ino open prame, oy.g :his own work, and making his ;une in a few years, is all nonsense.' yary risxy uusmessito say the id 'careful inanagers will not give stock on shares to anybo4yrwho Js not well prepared 4b take kse&M .them or coacerigIwih4hfxnow nothing.' FitzhughIr?generalJVfcaUedB The o 1 i : .1 ! 1 , . J. 1 1 t - nex jaiL ,w is nere; .wages encing is expensive corrals I have Ten vears- ago a man in this very town cleaned me" owt op moigag.iy nold mm oulcbanex edition and chuckled atmewhen I took the dirt road for Tennessee. I orter luwo ahbt him, but somehow I didn't do it, and arter I got to Tennessee things, be gan ' preying oh my mind. .Day and niht I could, hear a -oice saying: 'Go back and plunk old Brown and I lost flesh and came powerful near going into a decline.' , VYes?" .; X ;.y :. 4' Well, that voice kept talking and I kept waiting, but in about three lyears T shouldered my' rifle and turned my steps this war, my mind fully made! up to shoot, old Brown on sight. He had a patch o land out "west o' here," and used to fide out every day. I made for that sp0t,"calkerlating to biff him as ho drove" up to the gate. -Nobody had seen me, and nobody' would know who did the shooting.', j; s. : . ! J .r ' - I. , : .'j' Yes,"s6ine one answered as he mado a long pause. ; . , f. . . .- V WcU, I got fixed and waited, and I was feeling real good for the first time in three years when I . heard hoofs and looked out, for. the old man. It wasn't him. True as you sot there the old skin flint had gone , and died only a week be fore, giving mc a tramp of 200 miles to his executor ! Gentle- describe my feelings ! tJust i white man playing I such a trick on another ! It was wuss than Af kansaw swamp mud warmed oyer, fer next, season. . I was took with Shakes and chills and a cough, and r herq I am, sour, cross,1 mulish, ugly and realizing mat j. uom sianu no more snow ot gomg to M.eaven when 1 die than that tliar dog does .of swallowing a postoflice with- out - any preliminary . chawin'17 3d. Quad. t: . ',. . ; . " is a planter and is prcsperousi oi agjpie estate. Fitzlmgh Lee, aJceustn of the others, anJfa famous cavalry otiieer, owns the "BaVidwood" estate, oh the Potomac below Washington; I like a tine Virgtma thlae.'- BoleTt XteL 5sch, w ho served part of the war, say 'howdy? to men, I can t think of one livj Preserve the Forests. al)out fifvv miles V " -'-V wnere lie is living planlerof the oMen the Heneral's youngest in the ranks a greater hves on the, James river and own? a handsome estate there at Gainesville, Georgia, States marshal. : General Early practices law at LynchbUrg. . ljieutenan,t-(Lieneral A. P. Stewart is president bf thef Univer sity ,of Iassissippi, at. Oxford and Iiiev tenant-General is priisident l any lie AlissiiWippiintituUon; jo learning: li, H. fend Patterson Anderson are dead. Uenerai Ji. rauK jjneauiam is tne sivper- intending comniishioner of the Tennessee' peinieniiaryv .0P9erauxae -aa gsayeiqr t)f Tennessee,- and "W. H. of iBed, Jackson, one . of Forest's division coin-. mandera, is livmgTii- ISIBmville on a magnificent planUcn. XJeneral Wlhef- er win eontmaiKLoti an oi ijenerai d onn- s.ton's cavaliys:aotef fei north Ala bama. Generaik; "Cwlton ihe j'quarier mastereneralrjpf h confedei-acyi is a leading member of the Savannah Geor gia, bar, and General Gorgas, the confecl- Longstreet hves and is united Officf oppc.site' Ooutt House. jjDS7jly age ff-,500 eacl day, or $1,300,000 a.year outlay of $15000,000, the cost of the (i illiam; a son, ff,a remiun a.MDn? T ! Attornm at Lw. : tod toward paying .that Jeht, J400X000 a year'; ,-.'-'!."- f-V:-; j The agricultural TUbdrers of ""dississip- pi,'540,000 in round numbers, em"bracihg men," women ; and children; inHuding II. A. Gilliam. Don c 110 1115am itLTAM ASON. - JC i AttornfTHAt Lw ! " ! TARB0R0, . - N. 0, Will r'sctlca In the eountlea bf Edge combe, Halifax and Pitt, and In the Courta of the flrct Jndlc'al District, and in the Circuit and' HnnrnmA f!ntHB at Raleieh. , - Un.67ly I children from ten years oi.ase up to men ana women oi uueeaoore, , manage, , io wrinir from the bcteom of mother earth the magnificent aggregate of $63y701,&4f per annum, or uearry lld to every man,! woman and child engaged, in storxjng.thej soil and gathering its frtita. Thelcnouey value of thtffarms intLat State in' 1880 was $93,844,815, aaisst iri 1870. which shows a wholesome increase in value. JjtRANK NAH, .d lW'ritawnmchn is t i vwrney :4jnt to one who- is willincr to work, i incr un tc via wants oge wiheaci, -i say, Cio i'est,7Jdee.cT yourself. - Kimarck . Sating' a Soldier. mAreivMrUUiM or exercjsing.. 4& tha laareU AomejdiheJbaixrAi erate chief of ordnance the i other day. .fCockrbll, I the confederate general United States senator, , - J rz Ti died in Alabama ranking from ' "Missouri, is a ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 . Taboro,N, C. ; Practleei In all the Cm rt. State and JOSEPH J. MARTIN, . .. ' ' ! -: . y ATTORNEY AT LAW, r Y Practice la the State' and' Federal C-iurta. Offlm on Ma'n atrret. near Chamberlain i RwU Jswelry'tore. ' I TARBORO BOUSti, ' ! ' Cbimberlaln A Rw'.p, Proi. - tfa'n St., Tartboro, N. C.V The oldeat Hotel la the place. Loot. Ud in the very centre o' builnear. . Oar mntt ! " To Please." CHAMBERLAIN A RAWLS, dc 16-ly :Pfopihtn Of the five fiekl generals of the confed. erate army, J. A- good Bismarck anecdote, r showing the prince to have been a good comrade from his youth, up, is the following-: k In 1.838 he entered the Potsdam bat talion of "Garde Jaeger" as a one year volunteer',' and six - months5 later, at his request: he Vas transferred to- the ' 'Sec ond Jaegers" at Greifswald, in order to oe aoie yo proat, uy ine leciures m ine Agricultural School of Eldena. One of his comrades in the battalion was a youngmHnwln at the present day still eonnts among the great . landed 1 propri etors of the province of Pomerania. He then stood in the second rank , immedi ately behind -Bismarck. In spite of striftgel5t'orders to : the 1 ctmbaryf "the Jaegers persisted in frequently fixing, a shot at theenumeroas storks on the meadows near GrelfswaM while out on a day 1S- marek's hind-man 'brought down a bird with! a .bullet: JThe omocrs: although marching a good way ahead, heard tiie XyiKix saw the stork falling downy or a&eilhe battalion tiMli iandjtttith Iwgan to examine the gurs. " Feithing was as it. should, t be1 in the first rank r The culnritin ithe second rank began to . tremble all the more for his safety, inas- mucn as jus prumouon toa uemenanicy was at stake in case he should be" found out,? This BislnaTr xeaUedVl?ri4 "while his1 friend was on tlie point of voluntari ly denouncing himself in order' to clear the rest of the men from an- unjust sus picion, he whispered to him: ; l "JLXKfc 8 Harp ! take your gun in your left arm ; 1 11 throw you mine. " No sooner said than done so quickly, in- fact, that the inspecting officer did not notice it j and the case of the killed siora remamea an unexpiaineu mysiery. Over a'-murrof 'Deer- fhatfmf -Frirate Que of the encouraging signs of tho the fact that the South is wak to the value of . its timber'lanusr States, and in fact ' of .the whole world, says The Southern Lumberman "havo assumed such important .proportions that it is due to the people that our State Governments each establish at series.of surveys and ! investigations, wit h a view of determining the exact amount df their forest wealth, and that in . time tlie gen eral 3overnment, through its proper de partment, should publishlin statisticaf form the result ' cf each State's timber' resources. ,.-y: -)'. ' . ' "'JWhile'.this authentic, report would be of great value, to commerce, the presence of the botanists i and their assistants m eKrery portion; 'of the States- and Ter ritories would arouse the people to a sense bf the x wealth contained in! their forest possessions,' and would perhaps stimulate them to a more economical use of the timber, and make them more care ful about preserving it; at any rate, the , The shelling of an Alaskan village, of which so tragio an account waa current some months ago, is described by Comde. Mcniman of the navy, who did it, as a wholly justifiable proceeding. Ho says " that he is represented as wantonly burn- ing the . Indians houses, ' liedding and winter's food,4xd turning their women and children to perish in' the pitilesa cold of the Arctic night, simply because they had made a vague threat to destroy property. t .. - '. : ' . . . .. . The true history, as he narrates, it, is as follows: , . ; ;, ; . A medicine' man cf tM .Hootshoo . tribe, 80 miles from Sitka, was acciden tall;f, killert. wliilo" j whallna;' with two white meJCvkcrvnrjoa the tribe seized ino'-wintes, demanuoii oianxets as ransom, and fiually waited to gel a third White mah (as one of the two captured had but ono eye), intending then to rni i wo oi mem 10 iieam- onoior ue metii cinc man,; and another for the death of an Indian while felling timber. ' some time before. It seems that it ia either, a life for a life, or a hundred blankets that bdnc tho native ; valuation of ah Indian,-in their current money." They also took possession of a steam-launch and.other property to the value of several thousand dollars. Comdr. Merriman arrived at the scene on ;iho day whoso evening would have seen the Tirisoners put to death. . He rescued them and immedi ately demanded of the : Indiana 400 blankets, told them if ho did not receive the - blankets he should "burn the town, nhd'gave them till tho' next day to com ply. .1 hey at Urstsaid they would, and then, sending him only 80 lilaukcts. and tliose stolen from the house of an absent chief they took their .winter provisions, i T? 1 a ' i -- - oeaomgami uiauacumio me woous ana defied the officer. Whereupon he was as good as his word, and, though ho says ho f pared a number of dwellings to. shelter them. they were left under the impression Oiat he meant : to 'Ucalroy cvervthincr ' thev had, and he "wan ted' them to think so.' -He adds that "the property-holders and missionaries agree with me, and -I le: lieve the lesson will last tho Indians for . a generation, 'although they rebuilt their houses in a month." ' . t He gives the Alaskans a good t charac ter in the main, and declares that, if tho present prohibition of distilled liquors were extended to -malt liquors, and schools established for the childVenthe Alaska Indians would be a valuable, population, for they, are ''at all times willing to give-an 'hne8t day's work for reasonable pay,' an attribute hot pos sessed by uliy other tribe within my Knowledge.": - . Going Into Exile. 1 1. timber, its extent, variety "and value, should bo made Known at as early a date as possible. i A Barricade; . r -' v, i i k t On the anniversary of the Paris Oom- l mane the inhabitants of Stuttgart were Burpnsea 'joy? a v laige i . oioou-reu uag hoisted on"a jtawern the middle of the town. It seems that this flag remained there until noon, when the police sue- " r7.-"T"" if I hia comrade for' 44. service, whicb was receive the thank R Johnston and Beaure- survi.' Ufueral Johnston is. the general agent of a prominent New York insurance comiMiny, and General' B?aurfp ganl is the adjutant general off thej state of Louisiana- where he has cjcealed the finest body of militia'" foir'' itlnunilMir5 in "America. He is also one of, the cbmmis4 sionera for the Kqnidation'Tof one tf the old Louisiana state banks, besides which i - - i - . I. . , i he has other important busings cunnec- l.iiot worth TkmgabuCn To thi4 day i the ' twb Sro Tleasan elchbors f and - tu, 4 ft t , sworn frichds. oeeded in renlpymg i it who 'had "hoisted it the night before, bad done everything to . render the re moval of- the renvoi u onary, banner : as difficult -as Dossiblo. I The tower gate J was found to be bairicadea, as well as the windows of' the first story, and the police naa w scaie me vower uy n uigu Udder and enter; through the windows nf IhA Av-nrl flrw-- Thn flno lvire the iBHn MT.nriv. ?F.rm1ifrr. Fra- TiottUiia naa ueencxiTen irom ine.siae- ternity,w and "In memory of the Paris ; walkinanrJaid masoy a tunejby the Ger Commune. 18th of March. 1871." ' J Atji nian: offiit day cenung the entrance.was ribsted. a placard; "Be- . jver the Hbe'ori 4nt of 4he brwlges with-, ware of dynamite?!'1 About five pouuds C foeflfc ixm towedilliaa ?the nexj of cunpowderwas found strewn aliout stjGemaifeiaffic . - j I j reive mm liftJf nt the sidw&lKL i Hfl soon In Dresden, JnTTanJTawthorne, the au- thor.'is erediled' witt th If ollowing ex- Capt. Thomas. 0borne of the steam ship whiclriook Arabi Pasha and his companions -in exile to Ceylon, and "ar rived at Bombay on January 10, has fur nished the following account of tho voy age: "We took Arabi- Pasha and hi associates ; and their families on board at Suez, and sailed from that port on Do cetoter 27, bound. for Colombo,. They . were seasick: fort tlie lirht two or threxi days." and; after -thaftliey brightened up aud were always more or less .cheerful. Eventually,-! in fact, they lecam. as . hajpy as if they were going to paradise. . The dullcht of the lot .waa Arabi. " The exiled party went ashore in four squads. . In the last one was Arabi. On landing the' people crowded round him. ' I should call it faiiy mobbing one. Some hissed'his clothes, some got down on their knees and kissed his boots.; The arty were driven away in carriages to the Cuinamou Gardens, where .they were located iu; some handsome bungalows. On the whole, I do't think any1 of them regretted hw lot. They never exhibited any symptoms of fear, and believed a; The Cleveland Herald says:-hifew, indeed, arc' the! people who can keep up sadly showing their weariness. . .An ex- mention to this rule lis a young tlanghtef of au army officer stationed in that city.! I happy future to be before them.' All winter- sue nas oeen uusy wuu re ceptions" and dinners, kettledrunis and germans, and on weanesaay, as sue came into Mrs. Chandler's parlors she was fresh and rosy as if it were her nrst day Iv curiositV was aroused, and presently 1 hat an opportunity 10 inquire-pi uer Heavy License. The most recent example of the work- m a mm. ing of a high license system I or oar- rooms is in Bloonungton, 111. lucre are . thirtv-two saloons in the nlace. and m. how it was that she was able to endnra ixipulation of nearly 20.000. Tlie fee is that to which stronger women yjieided $50 a month, or:?000 a year, a ''Oh." she replied, laughing, "mamma I. brings into the city $19,200 a j is almost a crank on that subject one is bound I shall not loox passe at tne end of thiai my second winter. Every s-ucht when I get home, no matter how and this year, or- nearly one-tnird tne wnoie revenue. - The saloons are said to be orderly, and generally in ' the hands of substantial ' men, who. own tlie buildings in which they are kept, and who would stubborn ly resist a. return - to low license. The md am put to bed m the guest chamber,; present arrangement bas prevailed- tired I am. ai wrnn-bath fa given me afterl which! 1 drink a bowl, of i buillon the inner gate. toH tand nwthnr being wiUing tbgive tions? There ant generals from first to Ax Englishman shooting -small game in 1 m i1i Kill. 1 tr hiit bout tliat there . . .n!ft at H :iiu?er in khootincr in 1 from the UmwM Amenci. v aii i nuu iur uws j v like danger mit jour spbrt. . Then you po out shooting mit me. The last time I :;hiMt miiie' bruder-in-law 1i ;the chtomack. twentv-one the) eohfeilerate lieutcn-i were in last, and of these all were Stutes- army but four, viz: lucnani ia,uw, . x. - roresv, Wate Hampton and John B. Gordon. lOf them the fuUowihg are hving: I). 14 l.nt it thim t rtu.tn.nrf T will . T- Min vntl An elder of the kli haTinCJfcd aoHV -T I was ICt.l. ani li.i oiufdC 1-wl a -trJ-n rr TnnrlllM.1 j Ul.,..i 1. t .t I l .n Mtmninn VtAimA nn1 Rtl formi jpl. fnv iJn momenta when the - ferrinc id the hook whence I thoturht it 1 a l w at mm, a w " AW' h mm muAm - was taken, I found it theje," jEjAai. on Sunday; putihis reproof in this f)otafefflclaB3W a child: tvl.iMi ia mnr nniet than mv own.- In the morninc I am not. called, bnt arise when I awake, whu !i is not often; before lunch time It grows- monotonous I ;'ssTir&yoTl but if 1 goIjiave to submit. T b-fl mamma wie treats me as if 1 was a Mapd B or aprixe fighter." ; ' A ciiKaoTiCAw at Camljcidge preached a sermon which one of his auditors con- m ended. ' "irY'es, said the gentleman to 1 -L ' T '..1 i r1 If UU1U 1 h WiU3 IUCUUUUCU, U M ; LMA4 serirKirL but be stole iti" This vas told to-tho -iffeaeher. . He reseated it, and . .1 ' 1 .1 - 1 A i . AJ. 1 1 i called ine geuuemaii, oi itma T ut? had said, flam not, i rephed ,the ag4 greesoT, ''very apt to retract my! words. 1 will. - J, said 'Boy.i.Otrnvai drW hB' lirilaiid atteaipfced tl Aoi tenor vKprA' childrpii crct to, wJlOT llfVrt S tT4ri,r.wrv4V-A ! s K play marbles on the habttath daj Ay," said the boy, "they gang downj to the field by the water wlow the bng. o!" roared out the elder, "they I hell and anrburned.'- The UtUe f elld w, reallv shocked, called j to mjxis vshef Hill, who is in North Carolina; tephl3rakfmfy."-JSpi -' iiXii I A fwinkhns i Hawthorne knocked 'ihe officer down, took nis sword iwav mm hin liroke-it crosa his knee. i iaee- ot hym l'hi4Kword waa so -' i . i- : I wrt that Alierofluier never dared to men- premo A Ssow f DicisKMi.--The 8ni Court Of Illinois decides that no mii is .obliged to clean the Mdewlltopppeit. his bonse The case was that of a i-si 1-jut tf Blonmtngon, wlw - t snow accur ..nil! ir. front of his ffl rt y, il h i'i'4 itkm 'the circunistanca sd'BvawtTttorne ' iineti under-tlie cifr b?ju tnwijKU wiiwmi uuwr pttmiuiirijh. , q ccuil. nearly twenty years, and is, therefore. no longer an experynenU . A Hxboctk. Kei mrtin g the death of a Mrs. AMLxer, at ran jraxroeia, aie.( , recently, at the age of &7. years ! and 11 months, a correspondent oi the Aewjstmj Journal says: "Many years ago' she came, with her liUsUiod and three ' small cliildrea to the Upper St. John, where . she made for tbcmelTes a home in the wilderneas. They settled on what vaa afterward the disputcdV territory. -Mrs. Baker, being a patriotic woman, manu factured an American flag, which her husliand flung to the breeze on a Fourth ' of July morning, for this display of Yan kee patriotism on what was claimed as '-. British soil, Mr. "Baker was arrested and lodged in jailat Fredericton, where-he remikixwsd for morel than a year, while his . heroic wife managed the farm and kept everything in good order at home). The Chinese have no word that fa equiviJent to bell, and no conception bf. such a place.; A missionary in an agri cultural district cX ' China" states that when he tried to espliin it, "the people -j-sktdif it was anything that could be risejdj, We trust he answered that it wa liotio'n 2mU9 . 4 4 ,1 ,. -1 Lr1 ! i . . V - i i 6 I i - - ! t ; ' .y , - ! -. ; : t - -. j. .. 1 ' . ! : ';"' " -: ' V. ' '-.' 1-f yy-,'yyy
The Tarborough Guide (Tarborough, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
June 16, 1883, edition 1
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