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JULIUS A. BONiTZ, )E0itor POBf,ISHKI EVERT MONDAY " AND THURS DAT, AT Til K MESSENOEK UflLDINO. PRICK $3.00 A TCAK. SEKVED TO TOWN S V B.AC. It I B K N IS BY CARRIER AT $1.00 POIl THREE MONTHS. ScBsciiirriON patablk stiuctlt in ad VANCE. Advektdmxo Hates Pek rql'Ahk(1 inch SPACE) $1.00 FOR FIRST, AND 50 CENT8 FOR EACH HUBSEQrENT INSERTION. LIBERAL DIS COUNT TO LAKfJE ADVERTISEKS AND ON YEAR LY CONTRACTS. fifThe TllANSCIUPT AKD ME8SKNGEK, a C4 column weekly, tie cheapest and largest political paper published in North Carolina, is alxo usncd from the Messkkek press. Subscription, $2.00 per annum: $1.00 for six mouth. The Tkanscjiipt and Mes- 8ENOEU luis the largest bona fide subscript r twn list of any paper in North iarolina. Address THE MESSENGER PUBLISHING HOUSE, J. A. BONITZ. : : : Pnoi'KlETOR. . GOLDS BO II O, THURSDAY, - SEPTEMBER 30, 1386 DEMOCRATIC TICKET. o FOR CONGRESS : 1st District- Louis C. Latham, of Pitt, "ml District F. M. Simmons, of Craven. ;v District Chas. W. McOlamroy, of Pender, 4th District John W. Graham, of Orange. 5th District James W. Keid. of Kockingham. rh Iistrict Alfred HowJand, of Kobeson. "th District John S. Henderson, of Kowan. Hth District W. II. Jf . Cowles. of Wilkes. Hh District Thos. D. Johnston, of Buncombe. FOR THE SUPREME COURT BENCH: For Chief Justice-IIon. W. N. J. Smith. ! or Associate Justices Hon. Thos. S. Ashe and Hon. A. S. Merrimon. FOR THE SUPERIOR COURT BENCH: :?rd District H. G. Connor, of Wilson. 4th District Walter UJark, of Wake. ih District E. T. Boykin, of Sampson, th District W.. J. Montgomery, of Cabarrus. 0th District-J. P. Grave, of Surry. ,10th District A. C. Avery, of Burke. 12th District J. If. Merrimon, of Buncombe. FOR THE solicitorship: 1st District J. H. Blount, of Perquimans. :rd District D. Worthington, of Martin. 4th District-Swift Galloway, of Wayne. 5th District J. A. Long, of Durham. th District (. H. Allen, of Duplin. 7th District Frank McNeill, of Rockingham. 8th District . K. Long, of Iredell. Uth District It. 1$. Glenn, of Forsyth. 10th District W. If. Bower, of Caldwell. 11th District F. I. Osborne, ot Mecklenburg. 12th District G. S. Ferguson, of Haywood. After all a considerable reduction in the number of employes of the Gov ernment Printing Office is to be made by the 1st of October,- A max named Glassmaker is a shoe . 1 T maner. iecause a woman named Pressman was accused of conspiring to have bin. killed for annoying her with his attentions, he proposed to her, was accepted, and the twain were made one flesh. The Democratic party of .North Car olina has sheen" in power since 1876. They baye7had;the legislature since 1870. "Daring jhese yetirs there has been a perceptible and gratifying pro gress in all that pertains to the great ness of a State and; people. The aim ad object of the party ' has been to govern wisely and well. That it has done so even its bitterest enemies are compelled to acknowledge. The re cord made has been clean, one that every member of the party feels proud of. It has been honest in its govern ment and economical in its role. While the reign of the State under Republican, i ule daring the years of 18C8. 18G9 and 1870 was full of extrav agance, debauchery and corruption, honesty and economy has been the watchword under Democratic rule As a result of that rule, the taxes to day are lower than that of any State of the Union. The State debt enor mous in 1870 and State credit ruined has been adjusted on eauitable bases. the debt reduced, and North Carolina bonds are to-day commanding a pre mium in the money markets of the world. There cannot possibly be any objec tion to the rule thus far. Then why. we ask, should there be a change? Why should the State be handed back into the very hands of the party that proved itself false and utterly recreant in its trust when in power? Why should side issues diyide the Demo cratic party? What has prohibition or the fence question to do with Dem ocratic polities any more than it has with Republican politics? We know of prohibitionists, and we know of "no ence" men who are Republicans. And nearly all of the Republican leaders are prohibitionists or "no fence" men. the Ti - COUNTY GO VERNMENT. The present? drni of cduntrylgOTern- ment is obviously indispensable. Es pecially is this'the case in the eastern counties. To objectors we declare : i on Know not what you say. You are theorizing about things that wiser men have long ago come to right conclu sions upon. Government , is not a matter of theory at all. Do you not see that no such thing as. purely dem ocratic is possible ? The best democ racy is that which is principle.- A mere attempt to have a strictly repre sentative government where the con ditions for it do not exist is nonsense. See- how the Congress governs the District of Columbia. Something like the same state of facts as we have here is found there, and the Government of the country decides wisely to appoint rather than permit the people of the District to elect their commissioners. Why T Because when the other mode was tried it failed lamentably, con spicuously, tetotally failed. Corrup tion, incompetency, riot and murder stalked through the capital of the country. The present government may not be the very best possible it is a vast improvement on any elective government for Washington. Let us be practical. In sooth, it is a matter of life and death to us m eastern North Carolina. THE SITUATION AS DISCUSSED. IT, IS North Carolina Democrats on the Close Districts North Carolina Pbstofflces and Movements of North Carolinians. Staff Correspondence of the Messenger. Advertisements. Jvl p: S 'S E N ; G E B : 7 "ON THEHAtFSHEIIIj? ' Our friends, itii enemy, have thought in their heart of hearts that they could divide the Democracy and creep into some sort of a victory. "The best laid plana of mice. and men gamr art affley." . Instead of dividing, they are divided. Last week the city of Raleigh did a spectacle to behold. The Keogh-Settle wing nny-rouT counties out of ninety- Washington, September 25. Two MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, '86. SIX in the State, met nr! A,.Un-4-A n-entlemeTi fr-n xt-au ,i t- 7. 1 7 ' ! " New Advertisements. Keep. Your. Orders! J. A.. BONITZ, (Proprietor., R. D. JOHNSTON. MERCHANT TAILOR i THE APPEA.KANCE OF Mr anfl Mrs. W. R. O&W 1MB? I COMEDY The result was a ticket, who were rec- ne?rI7 e(laal opportunities for forming ommended individuals and and in Ji????6?' Aa,v.e tMf ith yur thpir ffoUfxr ui Lf wiicBpuuuew mis weejc. une says tneir totality, to the Republicans of that Lath ha o ufi . LULw iii varoiina ror I "" "auam ior eieciion: Th nthei-r their supports Instead of nominatinff that Granam has a better showing thnirnM tm .u, . i - , & than Latham. Both thinlc that th Uv owic uuun, xveaae. c ; 4. i . . Rodman rA 10 ?.Yl "peraie in eitner the 1st v. ut auusuiutincr or tne 4th district r.n,ia . i IOr Onfi nr thPSA Wnoeoll . Inivoiooo . . . nicj uumiua- a uaugerous aniagonisr, and tea oniy one ot the oldsters, Bynum luo no?)e 1S expressed that the Demo and placed two new names. RvtC! Krat? U1 generally bestir themselves. and Albertson, on the ticket. Vote ZSL? i were informed that this ticket was not ular strength, and expects a Republi- Childkkn 25 Cents. SllhlOlt tnn.t. 1 il . noil nonliJ.i. i. i . i I CI A T T TP V CtTtta ""jt. iu auueii i niii'.t nv T no nnmm i .uu tauuiUiiuj ill nrinpiir snnrt it i-i I .................... . amv Theyoter was to vote for it whether Seemed think White woald be the 25il orno. Ifeverymanon it was to do- i.T' .ru w,m TfketsForSa 8 at Kirbv & Rolling's Dm-r Storf. rlmp it n,,, ,.;n u .u. ... , i. rrr'T" 01 anairs in J J , LJJ uv im. rvepuoiican omer parts ot the State. The with- . ticket aad to be entitled to the.suf- dra?al of Linney has attracted no at- Prm Qoln rm Pnnf I f rages of the Republicans. tention. It was believed before he -L UA OdlC Ul ItUliU i -0- Dr.Mottand Col. Humphrey laurh afll CWles WOuld hare no at this ticket on the half-shell and tens The reported treatv between Orpat Present by B. B. Witheiington, at Faison ol mousanas ot Kepubhcans all over r."am and the United States, a syn the State declare that they will none ?psisLwhich has been telegraphed of it. Isn't it a nice little mess read u C Udh.uever oeen submit- Lue messJ read- ted to the American anthnritiea an,i . - UUVl Winston, N. C, Takes this method to inform his patrons in the Goldsboro section that he will be in GOLD SB OHO, September 30lh, and October 1st, for the purpose of serving his customers and patrons, and guarantees satisfaction in every instance. Respectfully, R. D. JOHNSTON. Winston, N. C, September 27, 188C-lw 141 aoeeT Valuable Farming Lands FOB SALE. Situated in Johnston county, two miles from the village of Newton Grove. 70 acres cleared and fenced, and in a hiirh statA nf rnlMvatfrn fl no The two-story &tore-house occupied at crops of cotton, corn, wheat, oats and to- Supported by the Charming Actress miss Henrietta Floyd, Together with a Company of Noted ability. 1 JBJ S t General Admission 50 Cents.; Apply to 8ep30 w2m W. L. HILL. Warsaw, N. C ts of the Messenger ? PLEASANTLY PERSONAL. vuo ui iLie most amoosin' cusses n the Keogh-Settle combination is jogan Harris. This individual is al phabetical in his supply of names, but we are sufficiently intelligible when we call im Logan "for short." Well, ogan is Raleigh correspondent of the New York Times a. kind of re- mamder biscuit from the times when nothing is known of it at the State Department, where such a 'treaty would probably not meet with appro- Allan G. Thurmau announces that hBS.??? ?e . . - "toiv ui auuie Klliu is Tax Notice i THURMAN FOREVER. bacco grown successfully on the nlam 71 acres woodland, heavily timbered with Oak and long-leaf Pine. There is a good dwelling, kitchen, and two tenant hou-es on the place, and all necessary out-houses, good new frame buildings. Also a fine younr orchard of he will never hold an office again.'' beincr negotiated by Minister Phelps, In mentioning the fact, a paper of but nothing can be learned as to its' Kepubhcan tendencies says: "Repub- oP Q Pulsions licans as well iamar said to-day The TaxrBooks for the collection of the apple, peach and pear trees, and a varietv regular State and Countv Taipa for fftflfi ot grapes. are now readv. and I herehv triv notirp The place is situated in a fine farmin.r that I have deputized Mr. MAT. L. LEE section, healthy location go d water, to collect this tax tor me. and is ten or twelve miles from Wilson a The books are now in his hands and lorence ICailroad Jiavioe the advntn,r,,u hfi slnnt la anthnri7fr! to nnWat tha ta-mc, I of CTOOd roads, and is POnvpniPtif tn nC' - I " " sJ ws VW i i W . WUl ltMA tO I I " -.-.w..v VJ IVJI- that charged fof this vptir "Rnriir nnvmont ia wood Academv. a nermanpnt nhr, O J J f-'J 0 I - m - -m m"V . - w v w I l k t as democrats will be th titl t UUBU1 men wnose services to the win be allowed to remain until ments made for the countv canvlss and oueh special attention civen to mnSi, sorry to hear this for Afr Thnrman ; J hp Vtio i i ",T- . vvUJa expected as ,no indulgence can be given. fl,Su graae. vith able and exper enccd c I. near mis' for Mr- I hurman is be settled on the 1st of October. Ten- Mr. LEE will attend the several annoint- teachers all departments are made tin I. country throw all partisanship into . Premises shall be actually needed the shade. He is a relic of ih As ?oon a? th.e. Attorney General re- mes was a sure enough, roaring when the Senate contain m ' J FJll UUe the new uildingwill i -car- hopes that those who owe taxes will ar range to settle promptly. Need we go out of Wavne countv to w Z a "lluK" taring wllen the Sei prove thiff W?LZ Z. RePubh Paper of the organ sort of stateSmen than ' "V : :r, papers. i,ogan in the vividness of his can legislative and county candidates n evidence of what we assert. Gov Brosrden millionaires, and when even its doctors of railroad law o-ave D. A. GRANTHAM, mi n hivciijj ituyne uovniy, Ihe President appointed a lonjr list Goldsboro, N. C, Sep. 30, l86-td. Terms easy price reasonable. For furtker description ol property and price, call on or address Dr. M. W. HARPER, sep27-lmj Glenwood, Johnston Co ,N ( Ex- U;i T 'T.. " ruo UBUeui OI meir learning and in- O"-" uui SlUCB an Kpnilh nan nWA,r, A i- i.l , I . ardent prohibit.onist, and a friend at iC.Vt Tt n7 -'apu- the corporat.ons. Let ns hope that he oar elbow says he is also a "no fen,' ."I... narrls' w' "ify bi resoluti " v i"is tn.v. WUU 1 HP. ma1A Phairmon man. Giles Kornegay, who was nom- the mated for the House, but has seen fit executive committee to be genuity to the government instead of ion, and simply say that he will never "seek" office Representative Willis is having a hard light in Louisville for renomi- nation. His opponent, Carruth, fights him on his civil seryice reform record, especially the Thompson appointment. Mr.! Willis is an able, experienced and courageous Congressman, who de serves well of the party. Colossal steals by officers of banks and other organized business associa tions at the north, who run over to Canada and elude arrest, are the or der of the clay, apparently. Is it not about time to have a new treaty which shall render up to each country its flee ing rogues as well as murderers? Independent candidate Mr. Linney, could not stand the pressure and with drew from the race." Now. let inde pendent candidate Jones atid inde- ap- I a fTflltl TTa moT. 1 u.. .15 . nointed bv th SfotQ uc a PieLl olu man to decline, is a pronounced -no fence" Republican ZZlZ to engage in a contest, perhaps, but man, if he is not a prohibitionist. Mr. I?. LJ? assemble' , , he is too true a patriot to turn a deaf utxxiL.s vcij wuu ear it th IS until the convpntinn Viod Last Notice! X X. , j.ow ii VVm. A. Deans is a prohibitionist and about thi hypocritical and has straddled ti.n. wu:: wr:rr4.c L" nargrove, of Granville. Then it u Ilu lUD F""i""iomsis appeared that the no wuui-i iavor prohibition, and in the the New York p.cscuutj oi anu-pronibitionists, he prophet. would oppose prohibition. Mr. Huh Uttir, ,. J Rnmnu, ? b 6 uix-&ueu convention to- "u-tunrj, me uauuiuaie ior consta e people ot his party should a -no fence" man. John R. Smith i .p Z; !rVbmiU naa caI1 to him with one voice; and strange ' i ivi uuii y uuu vrimj. ;i rm I n f nrm m irtnn I j i . . in ... - . " . luuiujiucc rninero hntra honnonr., ; l l.i.- , the had ohnn ffo; tt m i, LT " ""fi'-" l puuucai t xt;: azewen history of the republic Of course we can do no less than en dorse all this. Wc also sav. as a Dpit.- see riot will correspondent of fry -nnes was a verv nnor Afffi, Qi, ? "xr r."1-1' Luat we earnestiy hope to Uil JJ- iiirniif.v in I 4-1 J 1 , 1 r ." tuo "ay wnen mis nne old pat gether, it did seem occupy his former place in the Senate. present son 'a il , i . hle,isa -no fence" man, and we miffht frie. ! ..VlV us Bayard may not be there, but Mr. cite other instances. This Droves .T "i ' . ,0 B"UJe"uw eon- Thurman'sRepublican chum Edmunds mat neither the tence nor prohibition are Democratic measures, and ought not to be brought into the canvass. Why cry for aehange, and vet not show the necessity for a change ? The Kepubhcans expect to gain power by a nTHTirNm a tut. dKiittuug me two questions. They ttii'nL- 41, vv,j v,,ii iuic mt; uoioreo vote . jIrs. R mey piease, regardless of their own molQ Vile . ,1 ; a : I . ma i-icuiuuuu come will be nrnhahkv and tha rtf :n I J . - , I . -w-r y -V i V Uli 11 y Will ir"eLJUSt t0 Te i1! character as - hmile" as the elder blows a tune on wajmper propnet it ror no other rea- the old bandana nd r, .u- , . . " "vuo iu liic UlUrJf " o etie, aiso, rorced tO Conclude W th ft Innmnrr fU - Lo. T 11. -TTT .... LUC UllCCLlOU OI r b lUe vv iggins ot politics the place where "cold tea" is prepared and consumed. Thurman ot postmasters to-day, among them Mrs. Anna B. Chesham, of Nashville, rwn.' ruose Jate husband, Gen. B. t. Lhesham, was oostmastpr. If it is found that anv of th rWL- As I am compelled to wind ud mv ofli. in the Treasury Department are en- cial business as Sheriff oi the county, I tratred hereby give Dositive notirR tn all i thfiv pnndnot i to me for taxes or otherwisp that t ci,Qn -TiinvARD M. Needles. PreulAt , u.iuj; uuict) iiours. as i . .x.i . . , ' "r, itd... a e was charged against Mr Mills tho , seuiemeni oyisovember auuU. 01m-um8, tce-rreuient. onenders will nrobablv h r.mi., "J.r""cl "1SC A SUi111 ue iorceu io - u ir&iurcr. dismissed. An evening out a practice very PENN MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. Of IlailivcloliDlain. in these parts. , . Luuouiug piumuiuon or no tence. ana thmr n anc i I . . .. . daughter of that illustrious Thurman fnrii707" MORRIS iuvd lui juiu, oecause . tv. , Jolin Sherman and certain so-called A.JOhnson, who Was dis- nptnnpmfa tl, r... : charged froma clerkship a day or two exception nf thmti,ofrt.i .u. since for incompetency, was a grand- that the nart is nr , r .v.v.x IUC Kobert whole. Omitti W uiftuitjauize tne democrats. : . This is so clear that a wayfaring man, WaVhWtnn f Ti y TGpt Chlce sPirits' likewise we uld in though a fool, cannot fail to see it. n!fn f 1 ? P PS Say that Thurman was S'ter than Fellow Democrats, do not permit ne two thers camed the Revolu- the State which contains him. yourselves to be deceived or J un thrU?h successfully after it had Furl that bandana-never ! promptly collect bv distress paper points Having indulged and accom m rH n tori Serks which Znhlti ci?mmion among many, I trust noW, that this call will not cierxs, wmch probably the citv anthrti.. h in voin t. i . . - ities nor the departments canVoperTy my power! 13 arf iVa0;- fromythfrks h?se hTe D A GRANTHAM, dre awaj tiom the capital send off c w where thev know thev can o-et cmnrl nut. xT bIJ,ri& a!ne County. butter or something of 3thaaLft -f hey GoIdsjj CSept. 30, ISSG-td V&A" S!M0N W00TNV Again, clerks livini' in Raltimnra uJ ia, SSeS "tete GEHERAL MERCHANDISE, ladies, particularly, freo o,..l... Jl.. K " , -1 . ""f? -MZ,, J.H , W yy 1 uuiiuies or samples to be selected Takes this method iroui. mis is generally done as an country surrou auuommnnarmn n ithnnf . i " owiu a , riiuuui VJWIJJ UCLlsa- tion. It is now said at the Treasury De partment that the one dollar silver certificates will not be ready until Oc tober 1 for distribution, the twos not until three weeks later, and the fives not before November Jo. The force employed in the printing are now working extra hours. The reduction at the Government Printing Office, it is now said of sev- ORGANIZED 131?, ASSETS 5:0,750.030.00, SURPLUS OVER $2,000,000. INCONTESTABLE POLICIES" NONFORFEITABLE POLICIES! mil E PESN MUTUALtakes pleasure ln ar- .wU(. i-ouuiia wiuy nave oponel h STATE AGENCY IN RALEIGH, under tho supervision of the undershrntvl n,i no efforts wfll be spared to secure Ta il I, share of patronage for this excellent iniii u- " m i to inform the lt!7f.naf "V: f . recommends itsplf t 5?J?ff. ,L?Gran?e..thaf he has !iVrE. ltc-Mhit. fpi?nuiu locic rr h a i.t. Mir . i . .7 uiicicu are most 11 fw.ro i Dkess r.nnrisi IL"" ine vompany's Plans for ''i.in.i r ir " I muyrrotn any cause find t, , . " u' "6 Sell at CMllIIMclr l.L- LlNEltY and complete assortment tliANDISE. Call and See Lowest Cash Priees. LaOrange, N. CM Sept. 30, 1886-im NOTICE ! ,",;, ? f ' 1u wn,cn ,s SA f e and dksi h BLK in Life Insurant) nn r" ajfs that,,s emi" frSm th "sir l"aiio ui , Ilia WELL TRUTH ivn i - niTRIVfl TwarfTifwiA ltlK' AND KN- - .u.iAU4iUll( . nf iLoal A5,nt8 wanted In every Town an.l City in North Carolina, but only reliable n comntflnt mon n ' i i-naoie an l " uvvu A special meeting of the Board of Edu- 6eP2T-Ct iumoi vvayne county will be held in era! nundreds. wil Ka m,in k.. l. U)imr,ffl. i Vr . , ' ..... mauc w v LiiB i " iaivc in me vju in tinnso in hn . - I . i , 4U iuc tllr E. LIEBERMAtf. STATE AGENT, Ualkiqh, N. c. ngu ui misieu. Vnr j . n i pendent candidate Malnnp nl Stick to vour oartv. vt th. J TfeU1J' uuuer ine aaership of a dif- nendpnt onnAuUt Ri.U a; ticket, and in dnin ,T J . ni classot men- -He was the finan- i r """" uiawvcr ' 1 jvu vu uave n o nP l,0 their weakness and themselves, while it is time, of the in- live under Honest rule, and that your La Wo formation. ,m. 1 1 A . , . . Mkew,5e aval, satisfacuon of knowing that you 3"" 3Ur I Vl a Krirtn rt . T 1 T-ki countv and RttA Qi. ... OIUO F"""ess. itooert Morris der the controf of an hon n ' ,Der f. the tl o In Aspirants for office who hav fail. hnWv ,'n mo . " L . ePenaence an a member from Penn i uiauarn hi i Qrroitin i i ed to receive the nomination of the is desired, it is necessary .that the v?1 Federal Convention people are springing up all over the dominant partv be the T)emi.; wblc.b framed the Constitution. In State and vainly imagine that, because party. ine latter body he was outshone by they want the office, 'the people want . e more versatile, though less prac- them to have if. As a general thing DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS. ca1' Wovernor Morns, the draftsman conventions manage to nominate the That's a mighty fine address Mr instrument we all revere. The men whom the people want, and the Battle. The Mrssfvokr j latter was a monarchist at heart, and - - ' I Vll IU1UKS I P - . . .... 7 independent candidates are generally Jt is the very best you have given us iavorea the establishment of what Mr. iert wnen ttie votes are counted. as chairman of the State com mittOQ iuauibon canea "a high-mounted" fpw- ot"i, t-. . w Everv Democrat, and if there are anv PVernent' lt is a fact not unusual H, F. Lee, of Fairfar conntv. w- . " "ut -emocrats, every good k : great men . . " 'man nr a nov oi, u 1 ... "o siuum or ar east nmnfo Kir !,. j A- i ".iiico, ouuiuu reaa tnisi . - "imcucv;iuai y w cuuuu convention statement of ft nnA ;i descendants. Sth Viririnia distrk-.t. fnr L..... aFi'na, w 7 mm i 1 1 r, fr it nnrair i i i n, i. i 1 iu vest, seeK a o.t,tt. i convenient occasion to show it to his VTiT C U prorogued ne,rrhw ... i x . ms until November.!. It is stat in vhich it was a mere matter of form, it i Z'T. noi.n!?t t0 droP English dispatches that the iT. " " Rtnon iua kAi..i 1L. , l,uuuulUie or tne enemv. , , . " juuuaun iwo-inirus if on i , , . " ' vywciciuii. Ulll nas Deen rr xrfA-n iin Ui oftheeonventionanyway. "Ro.e ZSEXS 'hat the p.eX0 Lee ,s a man of .mpos.ng presence, to one nf 't"".9 to suppress the National Lea of d, . " mcio suuma De a "nn --rent" , whatever there i . no rent may be in the next. - " x" ovemoer. lt is further The address appears in full else. T: Z. US De f ecog 1st of October. Arrancements fnr th. nofmi j:h 18fifi.nl 10. rlir nr yi-i. . . here next May are now making. The sideration the matter in dispute in ru" twm rJ y-v v ?qs?ofdSibo0r0',OI?Vi?nday' October 4th, I nominated held in the Congress. The new convention abol ished the absurd two-thiids rule, after Leighb T t ana ravors in tnous father. countenance his'illus- The telephone case, which was heard last week in Cincinnati, has ex cited much interest on account of the wnere, and as every incentive exists nature ot the matter involved and the ine whole thing should be read distinguished abilities of the lawvers straight through, we refrain from en employed. Ex-Senator McDonald was t0mizing its Pmts or commentine- lenumg speaker m tne arguments for i """ upon us general excellence. the Bell companv. The government I virculate the address. A recent meeting at Jackson, Miss. , to which we have heretofore alluded, at which $50,000 was promptly sub scnoea tor the encouragement nf proposed factory enterprise the fund to be used with $150,000 o be raised in the East for the same purpose has attracted attention everywhere. The laws of Mississippi wisely exempt such property from taxation for ten years, an as a result, in part, factories in that State, when judiciously managed, are said to be immensely profitable, the stock of one of them the largest in the southwest being worth $300 for a $100 share. When once estab lished these factories remain a con stant source of taxation after the term of exemDtion nent part of the wealth of the State. Here is a significant and suggestive example for North Carolina and for Goldsboro. MOUJST OlilVJE IiOCALS. By the Regular Messenger Cor respondent. Mrs. Sarah A. Muserave. wife nf T? L. Musgrave. Esa.. died last Fria ni7Hll V r n . ! 1 Pit ..' .. I a-lP .,i; ... i ' or tne situation, and """"jpuon, agea av years. chief feature perhaps will he the r ception by the regents at Alt. Vernon of the soldiers of the two sections lately at war. The next meeting nf tho a.r-nA Lodge Knights Templar will be held in Washington the second week of October, 18S9. Tha colored people's industrial ex position which takes place here on the -yin ot September, is to be a grand affair from all accounts. A large frame structure and in the adjoining grounds a covered stand for speakers SCHOOL BOOKS! Bsiih for the Graded School! 1 a IT .... . . f inw jwo. wnite, Grantham's township Vf.T- tT- xfmuvai OI ine School House in t aid District, and all other dif- Alfnfiitha?airexJs.t ln8aid district. All parties interested in this matter are requested to appear before the Board at meeting wnen iney shall be heard By order of the Chairman. m . ,j t j. a. WKIGHT. Sec Cxoldsboro, N. C, Sept 27, 188fi-2t VALUABLE TgAlTTATS fQS sALS ! inj rLl ed9Lrned ffer8 for 6ale the follow- ElL2?& re y Books for Everyljody. A convention of colored Episcopal SffX&TO lergy has been in session here since Short Cut Railroad. llsonand ilorence one yl':?7' Mr. Mawier, from t&Jcaiu, ui m Carolina, is one Ot tfie mem bers. "ne tract of 80 acres, 25 in cultivation Amntif the nf nni. j ii mile south of suimo ' " unuation. Thursday was one encouraging the hSm&m Selma'with a two-story store establishment of educational institu- "f tract of 65 acres, all in hijfh state nf tions for colored vouth m the Snnth- uVion, at Seima. N?b. n gh 8tate of era States. Special stress wa U;a ton V,K?fJLft.dted to corn, cot- industrial schools for girls. The con- c hSM 8ld ""on can on or address I I IT n 1 A 1TT70 octiw2m q:,: y -Pj make any purchase. o- r'OU s ference, it is believed, has accomplish es gUUU. At the colored Eoisconal or conference, on Thursday evening, Mrs. Anna Cooner. of St. a no.not;o beminary, Raleigh, read a paper on Ihe Womanhood nf the PQ Special Agency for its Regeneration and Future Progress." Chester J. Dough has been appoint ed assistant keeper of the lighthouse au xvoauoue iuarsnes. Smlthfleld or Selma, N. C. Valuable Fan Pop Sale! Patent Medicines Toilet Articles. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 1 MANUFACTURERS OP uablhee SSSS1164 ffers for that val uable .Farm known as his "OldPlacT" containmg 840 acres, lying on thewaSr, Mrs. P Tf T? o..i STer ana Hannah's CreeV was here Thursday. ' about 13 m totomBiSS?1!? T?&d T disui8ifl Quinine and other Miss Maria Alston f w-, n J v,5?i,8mltnfl?W and about medirineo er is visiting her aunt, Miss Mo lie A & ROBINS ton, at the Richmond Flats in th; J in cultivation. rJJ ?lCEl cf arend , m' "y 1 N S 0 W , city nauseous Richmond Flas in l&ngSSSSS: Lrl ?i Bobbitt to' of .the I Mai. James Y. Christmas and his L.3 farm wiil be sold cheap for ca.h ethodist Advance, name dancrhtet- AfJoo TUa . 7. Trr 18 Title nerfet -ueap ior Cash. will rnnnecl h T-;i. a ,i lilou lo resisi me erov- , " : vjuu;,tuIils ana nis u,:;,: :;". 1 ewmont rc:...!.: i-. " I " nmwnw, came aown f ridav. uauffnier. Miss Khnda tuont w iuepeneci. v wuoLimuonaiiry. the 24th in cf .1a i. j 1 101-1 f ' " l" ai I PptW, , 1 1 . ; i f w..v.v u uud 1 " 1 isi 1 . 1 n r , n uu y will gnnlv tn THEforthcom1nBreDort f s J "Ki" .E: Ch?rch- .... Among th, vWtot, of the last three Sffi &M,Ei, Attorneys LawfK Assistant Postmaster General TTnnl we reeentlv n,0ntin ; Win.ln nr -fT- VaiiUi,iUrS" OCtl-wtf tj r tit . Oitr v, will ntom - . 7 I 'a "j . ' 3, , wuiy i . " a nnianx. Mr, . v- "lky. 1 1 j " . i Vei -j . i V. - - oiuuowiugiacis 01 in- ; , mroai, irouoie as to iAcijana, or Asheville. was aln . . SEJr ITt8 lKhfc.hf ?onn-ti the united to ... ' ' fit Plr A Doir llnmr, n . liuwerv nnn ..-v iUV viuci uueswRnTTtirmirrh mrarps moi 00. mr , . . 1 r vw oviuuaiu v. 1 1 idii 1121s dppti nis)AniitinA -.1 iiimn n 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 ipj 11 nui'u 1 1 w - 1 wx. v ivc . 1 1 h pner t 1 rn 1 - 1 . . uvv& a. a n 1 w m w a. xx tTAA -wn 1 w vj Ul II H I I flU TWrTimtrx 4. I w 1 . 1 1 w u star e;rt i " i-".cn;u meeuDg menuonea pwstuuice, ana tne mail nrHet- tn I w iui him v ear enrimr .... net nso r u i i mi I ti i Messenger BuiM; Goldsboro, N. O.. Bept 23 tf FISH ! FISH ! tlt&r,lhea.ti,iIl0oo"''le compe be inl Itshouldev1?! Thurman Chandler. The court took the papers lastrriday. A decision may; not be .reached in several weeks. Is the philosophical and surgica convention in Berlin, Prof. Virchow paid a great tribute to America, which was received with much applause He said that the presence of a large American delegation in the conven tion was a source of unbounded joy to their German colleagues. He fully ex pec ted that a large German delega tion would attend the proposed medi cal congress in Washington if the committee of the American Medical Association succeeded in smoothing over the .differences, existing in that body. Prof. Virchow is one of the greatest scientific men of the present age. It is pleasant to have His good opinion.. " .. "7 , Aelne indnre a. . . Goldsbom t hJZ 7 r ine n&h trade in fish Yti ?!V! endeavored to sell fresh years ago. 18- V;,V enamg June last weeK nas closed. There was one Polenta. persons mdeht tu . inlTare anv &p5 iCeS with no desire to Another murder in an pnr h 1 ' $5'414 d the cost confver- . 7 . A star service twice a week has been lae Dn Hen,? W if of tte confront whhaS : ?Qt 'wln railway coach rloZZ.Zt f! lSe f- the year end- revenue man, established between is"o and HJ5 ?ettlcme o8 ?eteSnfdrLW& , wi 1 lux -june ou. iKSfi woo 4. 0-0 101 w u muuuayana lesiea me ml bwuj, ironi October . xooo. a.ii Deraona f?n 10 arive m. rv""t icasi compartment cars. Rea w u u , . ' , tv,,ioi, a uiivft"sn nfB C i - I ci,., f?:n tt" ; thtfi., ' v .." "u8 l" payuobv :.i.:'.T uccreasfl OI $K.'.K.'nr nM W . I U 4. I, i- 1,, . r v "' . " . "cuuwsvu COUntV. . vb I Un 1 ... j !. ' think our grandfather Bull would find The orof 1.57 percent, that he found them all right. uumumBniie, jaenaerson countv. rriT . mB-y ezPect to r becomes Fletcher postoflBce. . 1 he tite must be settled it safer in the American sort of rail- Tm , S f teaboat pn Alw N?wm,an' whoJives on Mr. James S. Coleman has been commis- rt27 . o H' E' fAISON, E marl i. i .xa" Jute3. 1S&, was $563,002 ,n,i A Herring's place, told us a few sioned postmaster at r,rf, muiuH SPt27-sw3tw3t. ' " UUL ttllULTHrnPr nam nn 1 T " ' u wu T . . ,....1 - -.vuuiuu. in his own. But then we all know hi . , iS? 'oo'419-: decrease of foiwhich Tad g to pay up by wish Rtmmf OUtof the Ash businegs I Py Cr CWJ wS bv?a?Jy. r11 lhe Public thkt I i. ,U1P7 f&ir and honest deal fntr r. aversions to change and his content TriTTl', w,-4 A Pr cent. forhi aq , T1" "1 omy, oe, when the 1 "."-""rmg-wneii they tracts fnr the I 7. " If,ath "77777 777v"r 1 vaa v cai w 1 or a. . 1 1 ' -. i.ua. r:n in i nil r r ri wua w i , , " v.ol,iuoiuiai u. cij r-., three j C. W. H. in its mouth larger than partridges. L Physicians say that there is no lemedv I I 7 I Tilr mninmntim T ... " On the J chickens the new con- f oxes ar plentiful and the . hunters for consumption outstrip him. In some cases this may FOR SALE! ! cost of the star be correct. We knowhTJ0' ,A desirable Farm of Iftn - ' " v uiau via nn rr 1 1 . . v v bv l)r Rnll'o n,.v a : I uiues I rt!-o mo rl t T -n 1,, uj auuai ml Pfl service, inning; . Mr Jveiiy, our railroad agrent. rrlT" u s uougn Byrun: Urth L v -W A MVUUf llti W r 1 ' 1 9C III! WO TV I I 1 V.t a wn I V 1A1C J W , was $5.753.rm STO two WeiiS ,t I "I..r,!ueu . .7 out houses. A Tan TT A,i7f 77 i u v i c. m w i ii v v n a a a w a v n v h ii.'M inn nv imu n in i -v i 1 a. v . vuazs n. i i Ine at lnw77- 7 "g, and sell- ueavor to" riKS iSSLf en- agGivegdlCT8 PerniciousTpposrt self . au2tUhPPOrtiand Ptert yonr- "gainst high prices In the future JOHN L. PATE, Goldsboro, N. C. septic 3t The statement is culled fmm T.n service put on vi me vjarenonse dnnnc his ahspnflo uioco. - . o w ui 111 ti I j - ie abont fl. reaecemlilir At., n 0 auced tO rt.O 1R1 Tt. -uuvmuiT ui I nn r.ni-nrmn n I 7 l wa. xiih srtn nn -nnrr. conference for, a settlement of the Bui- KOl?S 'mto. operation throughout the lr&r glad fo S1? .aJ C ganan question? on the lina W st, including! Arkansa. tL;SW?4 Sl will be with us on RerUn tmot; rr . """ITexas TTaric.o Wv i i lutuajr, VCtODOr UtU. VV 6 Will give erlin treaty. He is pressing the 1?' KaTDsa? Nebraska, Coloradd, him a large aud appreciative audience, xsritisu government to aotaa fft o i2l ure&Q Weyada. Califomi ,11 u. lEverybodv comn nnt jmA hbi. hii ; inn- Ool L 1. " " mcDl U :i.- , . V.V?WH?l-it3 - - "i - aaa uio aummn. it- h,n i tci 1 1 Luries ann a t . . posal is accented .t willK . "Aa l.was let a Hoar Grown 7 Seed Oats. w r ma Wkuim nin 1 n ova a ."i .rmr I have the somhV". lying necessanr Ulll Vflrfiir.Tr rk-F TfiMm:. Lot in ti Th.v:rir!fy Aiiuia. w U fcj I w M t n V uiSli I. 1888. Thrtmnn-i. . T THinn 1 iT, iuoirucuon in LIBH- SCIENTIFIC and PK0 or catalogue atmi r, p. 0. TOivasiir erraSnk vl '- 7 auj-30 w2m ' -SolicitorfBlanis St the M.,. fe tartirn1M aj 7Z!7G; forsaTe A Rubtver T?1 ia i i 'WANTED ! conference ot' wfcaS W yT ' Ver Te l&st -B Omce. Lhrd era hv mail nrnmnflu l ' fret kmjr. 5 filled. r-.r i&YXJr& o J. W. BRYAN. Sept. 30, 1886-tt. month. " "T . ii8 only J. A one WS .1 UV AN07 Apply until ' ' T W . . A-A A. Goldsboro, If c.; THIS OFFICE. - ' 8ept; p7, 1786-lt
The Wilmington Messenger (Wilmington, N.C.)
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