| Things gs the 20} ] & The Lights Bothered Them, |Ms Qinikuad tai | �"� pert ee * Several men, who do not liveM2 che: i ee ai oe in Varham, were here not manySubscription 25 cents per Month..| .. hy the Big Five don texpiain|nigats since, and were stopplug-"_ | how it was passed? \3lat® house where electric ~lights_ . _SEontered us second-class mail matter.| What its.costs a foreign board|were used. When they got ready"""_"-" |of trade to get through such a to yes pee one knew how to putfin� exaust iven \ by. * jbillt . » Tout the light so they held a con-~ke excuse given \ by everyFusiouist iy reference to the pas.Whether the recent Lecislaturesultation meetiag to see what wasthe best thing to be done. Fi-sage ofthe mortgage bill whichwas really a cross between thepeoitentia y and theT insane asy-nally, one of them suggested thatdestroys the credit 6f the poorman is that they did»not knowthat they passed such a bill. Justthink of a Legislature letting abil) pass that is as ~ar reaching inits conso qaences as this is and*not-even know tbat it passed.Sach men are great refurmera in-deed, and deserve to be held -re-sponsible for all damrges. Itmay be that they wanted to beeallea together wgain and thought~by the passage of such a bill itwould be necessary that the Govéraor éall them together to repealthis act. God forbid though |~that tais body sbhuuld ever assembié again in this. State, .No-ing a @ See_ If all reforms consist in ex-worse ones?everythirg that they denounce inithe wicked Democrats? =Why the Populists and Repub-licaos of Nerth Carolina haveotbers arms?What will be the next obnox-joas osaeak� bill to be discovered-Legislature ?~Whether the farmers proposeto stand meckly by and see ailthe'r eredit rua~ned wichouta murmer ?"Raleigh Wews and Obse;-ver.Tagratof our humanity. We are proue| body knows whut they would do.Tobacco Warehouse Charges.the " to ae a A pene aescharges for selling tobaccoby North Carolina warehouses, as.it finally passed the Legislature,provides that the charges and ex~penses for handling, etc. of tobazc@shali be as follows, viz: foruction fees fifteen cents on al!~piles of ene hundred pounds or~ less, and twenty five ceots on all' spies over one hundred pounds ;or weighing and haadling, tenpT aa agp for ali piles. lessthan one hundred pounds, and athe rate of ten ceats per per hundred on piles weighing over oned pounds ; for commissions88 sales of leaf 5eed two and One halfhe forget our benefactors: Byand perhaps we attain a goodmeasure of suceess. In our dayof prosperity do we not sometime:forget the faithfol frienis whhave rendered essential help?We may. have been in trouble,4perience of difficulty, at. whichwhom we made appeal"do welonger wen its support?rc. eee= - =a; es bsyouchanging old abass for new andWhy FasionistsT benigaoly cdoagreed to commit suicide in eachamong the acts of the Douglassitade is a common failin2the favors of others we-are help-ed forward ix .the struggle of life,called npon to pass throng an exetime. sympathy and aid wereshown to us by some one toforget the helping hand when noIs life worth living, with all itslive"Daurham Suu ~" fyhe tie his overcoat. around theoblamed thing,� as he expressedit, which was agreed to. This~did nos shut off all the light, andneither cf tre party could sieep-About 11 oTclock the light wentjcut"haviog been turned off fromithat part of the building.--whenone of them remarked, oThankoodness, I hope I will neverave to sleep in another roomwhere there is a blam 2d pe! ptualmotion light.� This is a fact, andthe conversation was heard by agontlemen in the next room."Durham Sun.SsMr. W. A. Smith, of Concord,who was agent for a voomber of_parties who have mining proper-ty for sale in Stanly county, onBig Bear creek, has in his pos-session a letter from Northerneapitahsts with whom he hadabout consummated a deal, de-nouncing North Carolina, statingasTa reason that they could notmigrate to a State and investmoney where its represent tivescut such capers as did our recentLegislature."Charlotte Observer.TO. THOSE.Wisse TO EXCHANGECotton Seed for. Meal,I will give 1 Ton Meal for 2 Tons Seed.Come quick or you. will be too late.HENRY SHEPPARD.disappointed hopes, oharassing |= "care, wear and tear? What aTfoolish question. Of course it is. Barbers.Lvok out ~ ee sup of mad : A Seechildren; with faces dimpting in| 7 "_ite merryT rays. Hear ~that rip | JAMES A. SMITH,ote hh Try ead� tie o| = TONSORIAL ARTIST, °shh Bian i oi ; GREENVILLE, N. C.nies . oap Ge Patronage solicited. ~= - - - ws 5 a a i oi 3. ae -_the drifting flsece-clonds") ERT EDMUNDS,othe test and be hap _ FASHIONABLE BaJuder Opera Huuse. =ee pe eee eS6 ay aR Re sO, Ce wo Eee ge