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THE ROANOKE NE"'S
W. W. HALL.
J. W. 8LEDOK
Pnormrr B.
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TBCKrfcY : : FF.IIRl'AUY 9, V-
TilK ritadlock at A'.Ijuhj h. s been
broken ami llie of!icT?s of tin
lain re licit el bj the Democrat). Tin
few Tammany mi'ii am-d to go in o
the IVniouratic caufiii if it would
withdraw all tlif noiniiircs except tlir
iiofiiinre for Speaker. This wuh
agreed to and the Peinocrats now con
trol. If thin had been ili.no Hooncr
the iliagiiM. fur Tammany would not
have increaKcd and ti e State would
lave been richer by Home thousands
of ik.Har j.
Tin: tnn'tiiwl i-ui'tim f.r the
1'eim era-tie purty to d.iy in, nliall l)r.
Mult and thf llepublieaii leadeis
link' liie ii..ii'H (n which the next
eli-etion in to tin n, or hitll wo doit?
New und 0!ierver.
The Democrat ti-iuilly allow thr
Ucpiihlicam to make: t li: issues. In
ine instancp tlio intir relief f ir the
K.itt ra made by theDemi'cratrt and
ejive them the victory. Now how
ever they wish to avoid that iu by
repoa'ing the county goTeniiiinl law.
lio s'ow.
Co.wersixii the time of the in it
elect ions in this Statu the New an I
( Wrvrr s.iys :
A casual examin ition of Urn ijiies
tion l.-ads us to believe that the up
pi".i- li'iit; State election comes oil' in
November und not in A tij.ru "t , us we
have heird it Kii!!eMei. Tlir act of
I C "7 prescribeii ill it Hiich elections
hIi ui'd take place in November, but
by one of the hist MTtiuiH the election
in 1 S 7 S f ir State oflicei s wan made an
exception; the fnt pioviin of the
ad, h iwever, applies to all Mihs.'.piei.t
lecti-'iis. S i, unless the law h is
been i handed by some act f have
uvei looked, the lernl ir cirri ion for
State and county otlicers and for mem
ber o Congress wiil be held in No
vember. Tin: motion for a new trial in (iui
lean's case has been argued before
J'ldrrCox. The motion was refn-i-d
und the prison. sentenced to be liunj,'
on the 3(hh of June. An appeal was
taken to the coint in banc which will
be heard in a few wctk. It is
thought that the appeal will sustain
the judgment, in which case the
prisoner will be re sentenced.
When the fenteiice was pronounced
(iiiiteiiu declared that the cotniry
would suffer, but said pothinj,' farther.
He was very quiet and did imi en
tT'i'je in any i t those (leirineiations
Willi which the trial was character!., d.
It is Veiy certain that (tuiteaii II
lie fm ii lI in .lime unless he l.i-es his
mind before then, w Inch Mr. ScuilJc
Ix lieves will be the rase.
ft-.t
Ir the Diiilocralic party repeals the
county eoivernmciit 1 iw, it will fac
liti:e principle to policy and, ''that is
nil tlcie is in it." And when it s a1
rilh'cs priiii'ide for policy once, what
fl i.uaiiiee will it ive for not d-iiiij:
so j -ain n hen policy dictates sin h a
course? If the party betrays a lar'e
portion of the State once, how '',
those s i betrayed, be perstia e 1 to be
lie vi tint the party will protect them
in the fa'nre? W ill it -i t weaken the
' ulli ol in my and thus lose heavily in
(.lections hereafter We believe so.
Tiie property holders of the east
are largely Dcmo.'ratic in th -ir p i
I ticnl ideas and hen they are placed
by the I) 'in icratic party under con
trol of the Ilepublicaiis in the inu.ie
tiieilt ofc ui'ily nerieil 'tit, se'f pre
seivntioii wid pos-ihlv snej.'st to
them to make terms with the lb-pub-li
a.is, il they can, in home affairs and
mii h a course could no! be e n learned
by tlnne who h ive deserti d them.
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A nil no w comes ( i-neral C'l!ii'maii
nn 1 says, accor IU to a reported ii..
t rview, that he in sick, weary and
disgusted with the corrupt oij,':niiii
tio:i of the 1 - i n iciatie party in this
State n it ovists under tin leader
ship of in-e, l.'ansom and Jaivis
and that he is ready to join au honest,
iudepcndi nt movement l"r the re
dempTion of the State.
Il there should be any independent
movement it till hardly send (leneral
Clni'jinan back to the Senate, neither,
in our opinion, will it be of any as
sisianec to others who have not oilier
bat desire it.
Whenever an independent more
iti'iit is iu.niuirt'ed with any hope
of success the people of this Stale
will see ut its head some one ho is in
onico by ihe grxm of one or the other
of the two political parties now ex
t'tingand wliocati only keep in i tin .
by a new (iepafliiie some man whoso!
parly deairca to relieve him of office, I
bi m unwilliim to minetider it and
vviir, by the help of mulootitents and
the opositioii declaio in fawir of a
new party, to keep his ofll e. Such a
cuiirje woulj not li patriotic, but thu
it "fiiiM Le jpr-fitl'I,
h is ,oiid thai the 1'residi ut has ii-
(used to receive anv more delegations
fo:n N.Mtl. Carolina an.I I.:.h inti-:
I
maU'd that he w,U makers appoint-.
n. eut lor this Stair until the K-veial
'actions unite on a a'atr. 4t will
take Kom.-tiuie for the "m ek-rs (, j
a;ree upon the ones to be left In the ,
cold, lint e think It is m n-iMe to
take such a position.
TilK Taihoro Soin hei ner is oiioih
to any clianp in th" system of
county povernmen'. We hope the
Democratic party will not make any
change, but thinit look that w.i.
Hut here irt what the Soiulierm r
sayp :
The tVmocratiu party lina hereto
fore said to the poopie '"Vote our
ticket and you will vote for economy
in the expeics of the pivi riilneiit."
Our party ban appealed to the people
to vote for the patty that iraye them
the best i'iivci iimei t (or the least
money. The people did so. Now
why change? Wtiether it is popular
or not is not the question. Let us
remember that it is belter to die upon
a death bed of honest conviction than
to 11 itirisl) under the night shade of
deinajooisni.
We would also impress this up n
those who think the sun rises in tin
West that there arc seveial voters in
th Ka-tei II counties who have a'w.iy
been I ). 'inoer.it s, :md i h it alth-uio'i
those villi H oii'v niimhei' about liny
thousand, yet w th-ni! their active rn
ojierat ion our i ia 1 1 v e.mtiot be in the
majority, lien tol'ue i,ey have oiven
their best energies to keep in power
t tie party uhieh would n qn re by
them the least taxes, If our present
system of c ll ly ijovcriimeiit is
changed to hai il , wh-it will the
part v oiler ns in I'tliunV Wc do Hot
want a stone
W llKSKVKI! I.lllllers aic llepelillellt
on others for a pait of the supplies
they consume t lu-ie w id not be eieat
prosperity. In this section of the
Country every body who (arms at ail,
doe hi with the s'ni'e idea ot in ik nu'
as much cotton as he can and linn ,1
there is opportunity they make coin
an.I raise meat. Wo kmnv noih.iir
of fanning and may be mistaken, but
il seems to lis that farinci should
raise, corn, hay, meat ai.d uch things
first so that liny uiil not have these
things to buy. Then the Cotton which
they. rake il he so tuti. li del'
iiioncy. Win n e.i.-iin, ineiit. and lar
imi s other thii. os iiei ill'nl are Ii n-ht
a profit is paid to ivtiv cealer who
handles them ; M hen t hi sir il.ll ;m
ill ide these .f .(it are ed . In
ord'T that fa i min
liiiiV le made to
IMV Well it is liei essa' V to produce nt
1 .1
home as many of the tliints coiisiiiind
as p Ksihle so that the inonev n aned I
on what is sold need not he paid mil
iinteediati ly.
:
We hope i. Ill' fanners Mill divei.sil'v
'
t'n ir crops as tmirh as they can. They
,i i r ' I
inav not liave as mucli linen v for a '
vear or tw , hut lln v wiH ,,,.,., ,.sri j Mk. m. j swi -i....is.
, . , . , -, ' i , i I E A i' K ii n
and it! a short while they wi.l tindtolll
he lll 'st pl'oliuhle
This Slate will produce as fine hay
as Maine, as line potatoes as Vermont,
as line stock as Kentucky, and as fjood
wheat as the treat West. And all
this can he done as cheaply here as
elsett here.
The people living in tho-ie sections
where cotton is not j;r iw n are more
pro-pi rolls than tin y who inhah t the
coit.. n I e't an 1 and have n it ha't the
a 1 :in'ae;es.
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Itllt.niY HOICK AMM'I.
I'AI Kli.tl, N.T., 1'YhriU' y 'J I'as .
in,' events of the last two m mt lis leuo
shown that the pim-hase of th,- Co. .
hna font ra! li.nlroid, mnnio-,' iVom
Wilniiiioioii to Ciiarlolte, and from
t'h.il'lotle w est lo Nielliy, in t'h iive
land comity, l.y Mr. .lolm K iliiiisoe,
for the Se.ili.i.iid and Koaiioke Kail
road Company, is a ni.itt. r of much
more siniii '.nice and of Hindi jrreati r
imp ii tanee tiian w as at first supposed.
I 'ei's .ns who o.in a majority id lie
stock ot the .-'c.th ail sod U. .iii.le
coinp iiiT 4ilso own a coiitroliiii juici
est in the ll il. ikjh an.I tiastini com
pany. The li ains on these tun roads
now run ihioiiVi from Noifolk to liil
eih without eh.ilie. The A li;u-t .1
An Line i .ii Ii i.i.l, which inns 1 1 . -1 1 1
Kileiiito ll.imlet, on the (':iiohn:i
Central road, is also ow in d and con -tiol'..
.! :lic i-a;ae r....i.s. I'.i-s.-neeis
from N'oi lolk now change in 1J ih ioti
and then aain at l!amh-t. The pn .
eha-e ot the Carolina Ccntr..! w ill e;
ali!c the pttrcl :i-iers in a f. ". Wicks o
run their trains throiioli fmnt Nirf.'k
to (.'harlolle without change of can.
It Is expected thai H is ai laneiiieni
will inei'e.i-e the ti ncl oyer lie -.i
hoard line, hee.iiise lie- I Jay- line s si
popular with all u hii lone nu i .1
joyed the p'e ii rj and coinfoi l ol a
trip from Norfolk to B.iluinote, and
"vice crsa," over tins I Tlien,
a'aiii, if Mr. l'oh;iio'i, who is p e-i-dent
ot the three companion a ready
incut on '.I, is on the look-out tor an
opportunity to extend his load Ini ther
i-outh, he can io v do -o I'r iii Ham
let to I'M iinh'toii, Sm h C.i ii.iu , ii is
only eio'hieen nne . 'onpiet-- lies
yap, and i In m , n e 1 1 i n i,. a
he made w ii . 'Ills . , -m ,, , i
and olhei Si-nth. , !, , il i s ',M lii,
ill of this g p v o i: I ei.alde the S a
hoard roul to- coinpeie at Willi
North Oiiolina,, lor the tray.-l lo
Hoi iila, which iioiv t-ikea the W;.
mincton and Wehlon toad at Wchl in
and iroea on hy Wilminjrion. T ieru
rj vprarJs of 0.co penutj veLo j
annually pass through this Stale rt
their w y to Fl nida. The jrr 'liter
V:"!'"" "H,arK' l,m,',?r l
V iiin ns-li n, a h w ifo hy way of
( ;, .bu,, ,, Atlanta, over the
IC rliitimi.l ami lanile line. The
lniil.liii; of the link fiom llaudet to
1 nlo't-.n would open a thud line,
Mi .ru i and inoie tlnect than el'lierit
the oil pis, .nid would, for these re.'i
Hon", obtain a lair share ol this travel.
As b the increase of fieifjht, it was
considered by Mr. 1! iliiMMI that the
narrow nauje load liliniiiiir from
Chester, S 'it h f'Ki'iiliiiji, to Wades
b hii, on the Carolina Central road,
won1 1 he i he in aus of (rival ly increasj
ini; liie Ireitjlit tiatie over the Caro
tin i Central road. This connection
opens up a lai'u'i' cotton belt that will
add from :o,oiiu to lull, Olio bales nf
Cotton to the number heretofore trans
porti .1 over this line, because, nhai aji s
ln'ina- eipial co'ton shippeis preler
N'oilolk to W'l'miiiotoii or Charleston.
A t. LillColn'oii, be otnl Chai lotte, the
Chester Narrow (iniijc r:id a'.ii:i
coiiiiects with the Caioim.i Central
road. l'Voin I.inc.ilnlou tin' narrow
irn-ie-i r i.id runs north to Newton, in
CataM ha county, and then on to
noil-, in C.iMwi II county From
I.eiioir to t he c anbi I I V lnm ". I k-,
in .Miti lo ll ei iiuiy, is al t thirty
miles Th's pieec of i-o.id will h -C 'in
ph ted ilnrin ; I y. ar. A few mill s
li--voii-l th" iro'i wo-';s in .lohn-on's
! I pol , on ll.e I'.as! TclilM-see, Nil
o-iici a;i. lie.a-j'a r ol-oi t, wliMellie
! narrow 'u iee roalwill end Wh-n
cinhtel to the Cr.iiibeiry lion
I Works the .'omp.'iiiv o.vn.nr thcc
I wrks i'lten ! i i ,. urn to o, t oir
: larrf- 'pi intitics o piir
III, mat will
lie s.iippeil out the n iiri w anj:e
roid to Lincolnioii, a i l fr-'in there to
Norfolk, over Hot i.ison's line. The
I'raiil en v oie is theequil of any iron
in Am -rica. Tlieie spp- ars to be
ail ilie ihaiisl ible Mlpp!. The IliiliC
has not been ih vcloped, for the want
ol a railroad to ship the hot), (ireat
ret urns are e.vpee"' , I from thi" one ar
tn le of Ireioht by .Mr. Ilobiiison.--New
Vurk I inies.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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headquarters for hichest prices for cotton.
W 111 coin! aalw wllli any ec-mnilMon h-iune South fit Unit Imnro.
I . n .till A-t r..r th-m, furnl.Mn,. monr i""l sueplies. ff.mno .ml n1T'h,"XV;",',r!;''e'
rounl Wl.nv little .rilrl- that ihe.v nt in tl.o vf.rof,lry RivhI, h.w I e- u i
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('A I. Ii oK lMUFs'ci.ivni.s.rAsllMKKKS. FLASNKI.S. HII.K sflTIXd-1, IIRKSS GOODS A XI)
Dill i.iii 'li-. ul Every lii si'riiien.
NOTIONS IN CHEAT VARIETY.
AM Tl .V 1, S 1 1. K S, A X I) J HI M .tf .V (IS F 0 li P H K S S IS.
HATS, CAPS, HOOTS k SIIOKS.
nu t: a WKKkN, Kn 7,1 ;.: iiamm ik hi m iok
I.ADIKS, MISSES AM) CHILDREN AT
Wr also k.'i. aiiio linnet OK NTS HAND M A DK SHolH.
HERS, TOOTHS, BOYS AKD CHILDKEHB CLOTRIRO
OF THE NEWEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES
Hollow ware ami Willow warr. In fad i-v.-ry I liliifj to lio fonnil In a WEI.I. KKI'T STORK,
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ABRIVINO.
I IAHTic 1 1. I U.I SOX.
WELDO.V, N. C.
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cremation 1 Tr.
Din
1
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DAVID LANDRETH & SONS, Seed Growers,
I'AlvlVtUli, AVT
i - T T x 4 TAIN
CALL FOR HALL'S MAKE.
ROAM IlltliWN.Cliarlotte, N.C.
tin nlwitvt li-'n fill ef the mrst tmiKinaai
. .ii... - n.el.li.l le, liie Ml.lillV.I. FAitt'i.Tl
n siiimi iM-rii.-..-i.iin 'il wf ( 'iilililis.coi.iia,
l'.,;i'M'lll l is, ASTHMA. SokK TllltOiT
st '. - :: .1 I ' il i.-js', ef 1 1 I 11 l.i IA 1 .1. It KS t
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v-.r to ri
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St., Dahimoro.
W. II. HAlilMSOX.
HA 1.1. 1 SOX.
in
v 1 . H 4X
MERCHANTS
' i2isi run
"oyT'l-t4TAIX SFF.n la paiMira lcfl OTcrat
' aw r a -a, ns uuii aut nnift--ons
cr offerf-d to both MrrehADt RndCona,atuer
LANDKETH'S G AltDEN SElDS
ttow on their own rami, OVER l.fiOO
ACRFS rtcTotcd to thla nurnoir. an tha
roR QtiAHTT. a- wnoi.B-
TRADI rRICE JAim for Mreda, la balk or'
mailed ! marcbaoia era aPDlleatiaa.
21 & 235. SIXTH ST. PHILADELPHIA
NKW ADVKRT1SE.MEN1S.
THE PLACE TO GET
FOB DRUGS AND M B D I C I N E S .
AT TH E
LOWEST PR ICE a
IS AT
1)K. A. It. Z0LL1C0FFER & BRO'S,
WEST IIDE WASHINGTON AVENUE AND OPPOSITE KAILKOAD SHED,
W K L I) 0 X. X. C.
NTOC'li KI'.I'T C OMIM.KTK II T F.tEQUEXT AKUITALS.
M- rUKSClill'TlliS UI'.I'AUTM KST FILLED WITH THE BEST SELECTED MATERIAL a
PRIM UIITI(S tOHrolVDLD AT A I.I. IIOL'ltS WITn GBEAT.
KMT t'A KK)
PEHFUJJEBY, STATIONERY, FANCY SOAPS, AND BRUSHES,
FANCY ARTICLES TOBACCO AND CIQA1I.
BEMEMDER that a hearty weleoma alwnyi awaits ynu st
ZOLLICOFFER'S.
HOT. 17 1 V.
L AEG-EST STOCK
!o: OK :o:
FIRST-CLASS GOODS KVKlt BROUGHT TO
E A STEI.iN" 0 AKOLnsr A.
Havin; bought nearly all my i-toik for CASH, I i';inell ttooil.. it cheap or cbrapar thaa
ANY OTHER MERCHANT.
FASHKINAHT.E IiItK'-S (jOODH WIT1ISII.K AMI SATIX THIM.MlSOS & BUTTONS TO MATCH
DliY GOODH,
BOUT.?,
AM)
II ATS.
ca rs
CLOTHING.
HARDWAEK A SPECIALTY.
NOTIONS IN ENDLESS V A 1 1 1 T T.
A FULL LINE OF G HOCK It I ES ANM) PROVISIONS,
F U It N I T U R E, F U It N I T U It E.
Ik'ditcadi, lllark Walnut Bed Room Sola, Wash Smnrta, Wanlrobcn, anil Furniture gaiiarallr of all
Hons mill at 'ill l'lica,
Ilnvlt- the pulillo crnernlly to a rnrofiil ixiimliiatlon of my atock btfora purchaatm
rlsi-wln-re. liekin-i-irii.l)',
L A FARINHOLT.
i-t in ly.
E. 0. EDWARDS.
a: I wlah to call yourattontl n to my T.AItOE and rarled atoek of :o:
1 1 & i
F ANCY
-A FULL
LADIES' (I.OAKS,
VANCV MI.KH,
VAS.'-AMF.STlLllir.S,
BEAIiKDUiiSAMKNT!-,
I'OKIlS ASDTAsr.l.S.
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hyjt -j -4''i
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M0
Alwafnll l.lnri.f Ornlv FnriiNhlnv l'ii, ni'.l tiiiinrreiia o'h.T pk! in tha fireateat TarMT
II y I'ru- a lll ahull ll.-nrllii l-.-l nv.-lla ill.in. n;n My (io,H HI'E A K Full THE MflKLVM I
II . f. i. 41 I'l'lltl I - nf II II I I K .11 V ft 1 1. 1 t II I I v v i, . IT .. 1.1
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l .If I. 41 .Tll.1T . HI 1. I I.I.I Mil mill .111 1 IV I l . I l- l
My i.-k "I Milllnrry aa.ar .vi- .1 I.. M.s H.iiiikM V. HV.U K IKU'.-K, of Ballimora, a Milllor
nf f.-MTHl ywir-1- perl -mi. M . Hi I kh..ii- lm .-inn-.... of my Milllnrry iriarliiint.
Ilii.lii to iwi-lveii lil,i-iul aliarr ul jniir inuli', I r.-inaiii Ki-aiurifiiiv ronra.
. ,? "iMini-H UK1CK K1.0CK. "" " Mti
J.AV. BISASLUY'S
SEWING MACHINE k ItEl'AlIt OFFICE.
10 5 ( II r It 1 II TKKKT, IS O II i- L K , V A
Whew can he (nund
an ollha lraulnf first
clans acwlni machlrr
at BOTTOM TRICf
Srn.l (or vrlCfi Hat .
rail on inn tM'f.m 1-nr
rhaaliii; rlarolirri' ami
aave roonoy.
flood armnd hand maditnr mrcrrrci nnlnr froui
"J1"" hnii-c l-i ctl it IV ii- tnttiitli,
C!'1 '
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NOTIONS.
LINE OF
KArKIKS.TOWH'l,
RlBnOSd, LACM.
BVTTOnS, 0ORET,
H08HRY,GI.OTI.
LACE TIES, IIAMD-
KKttCniEFU.rRIKOM.
HOOP BEISTt-
ion, n,i . y
Xaadlat, AMaakaiMla-
' xai rarta for all aakaa.
OldMathlBMikoraafk-
ly rapilrti lai aiaJf
work aa good a ka'
f m
1 lollS. 'ir fair iluallnt I ,ff-r k. t"T
, , ny tip.l KT,
I t Crurck f:r-.i'., .' '!-.