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fUpertejr antf Post, j TH;E P-EOPLE ftiUtreU »t Wl« Danbury X. f., V u Stctnd C(usa ila'hr. •' --- f-. ' otOp J .CQNVtfNTWN'S | ~ r— . I jjUttkti fm pot .announced. . Democratic at Pie Ticket. For president .OROVKR CLEVELAND, at New Yoik. F.W Y - TrfOt&o. - * jit Large ALFRED M. WADDKLL, vf New Hanover County. f R VYU'K, of Ooynjy. JOHtfiU. jCWRS.OS, t)f Surry ,C,ouut^. T STATE* TICKET. Fur Governor : fVANIKL G.'FOWLE, of W»ks County. * "• "* Z -»w THOMAS M. H.OLT, of Alamance County. Bfff of State x MILLIAM L.SAUNDKKS, »f Y> ak« County. For State Treasure DONALD W. RAIN, •f Wake County.. y«r Stale Auditor : • OKORVU W. HANDKULIN, ef Wajne County. iaperinttndeut of I'ublic Instruc tion : SIDNEY M. FINGKII, »f Citiwba County. F»r Attoraey-General : TMPODORH F. DAVIDSON, sf tf anoeuib* County. Ik Jadges •'••urt . ' JOiKPH J. DAVIS, nt Frankltn County. JAMES E. SHRPHKHD, of Beaufor t Coanty. ALPU(>N t S() C. AVEHJI, ' of l'turke County. Jf*f kilWCs*— Olh District JAMES T. moueiiead, •f Guilford I,'ounty. M! *. J- A LtTIKB HAjElt tn the fcegiuning of this month from one of '.he former profTesaori of this writer, who it) now so jourumg iu California litudus to the ex perience of cold weather, no rain, fruits iu boundless vaticty and saccharine de liciautues***' ' AT our request th» Register of Deeds inlorais us that there were 490 crop piortgagei recorded from January to August last yegr, and crop mort gages for the same period of the present year, akd that the aggregate amount, uf the crop Mortgages recorded for this period the present year amounts to $17,- 603,92, _ A PASSING THOUGHT. Ia looking ovet tl.'e gay throng by day aud by night that has teen col lected here this rammer thoughtful ob servers can but b impressed with the tact thai the spue indiyi-luals will not in the natufo-uf life tueet another sea son under t!je same conditions. —.possi. bly the messenger that ettters the houtehulff without knocking will have severed the frail cord of some that binds the body to life ; pepbap* soneo wi'l have clasped hands to take the long walk thr»Hgh life ; pcichance the un certain tenure on Waltlj arill have fcligfcied the fait I»'K* o# ethyls Tkwefere "Eat drink and b ' merry; for (o-unriow we die;" for asKirkc tt lute wLote singularly proutisiiig otrerr was n early e«t of, platntiveiy s»np, "I will go cm (is though 1 had ucyei | been . hut lu\y» 1 have loved, how I j hare longed, how 1 have aspire^." CQNi; REsS ION AL SI; MM Alt V. T,t t>t"AV, J 21. Mr. Morgan resumed his argument iri the Senate yesterday in favor of the iat- | .i£C«U»V »t the fisherits treaty, »,ti«i /■poke for two hour? >ll Evartji nijido an argument against the treato, aud Mr. made » .brief a pot oli f it : the debat! close today ; Res olutions wereoffcrod iu the House rela tive tp trusts, and there was an extend ed debjite eu thu >ubjoot of Chiuese i immigration. t'UtHAV, V vuu. 24. In the Senate yesterday a resolution was adopted accepting from Ualinn cit izens of the U,uited citizens of the United States the statue of Garibaldi, when M r - Evartj; pronounced a btief euiogy upon the Italian (iterator . the President's message relative to the fish eries treaty was tiien presented, but no notice, was taken of it, Mr Eduiunds moving an adjuiiriiincnt immediately after its reception, and which was car ried by a strict party vote ; in jhe .\oijse the conference report on the ar my appropriation bill was discussed and disagreed to, and a further conference ordered ; the President's moss ago on lh# fisheries question was read and received with applause by the Demo, crats, aud referred to the committee on foreign relations, with have jo report at any time. BU.ND.VV, AUGUST, 20. Yesterday was a barren day in Con gresr. the Senate was not iu session, and the House not being able to secure a quorum no business of importance was transacted, u resolution was adopted revoking all leaves of absence except those granted on account ofilteess. An Open I.etter Editor RxPOKTKtt : I understand that a rumor is current to the effect thut 1 will not support Sheriff Dalton ia case he is the nominee of the Democratic party. In justice to the party that has honored me with its confidence, as well as to tnyself, I hasten to correct the report. If the convention, is its wisdom, sees proper to re-netui nato Mr. Daltou 1 shall cerdially snp. port him. I should pay no attention to the unfounded tuiuor or to the individu als who arc so industriously circulating it, if it were not for the fact that the Democratic party unght be embarrassed by reason of the relation I sustain to tt in this county. I have ntvni yet icpu.s diatcd a Democratic nominee or even "sulked in my tent." My Democracy is not of the bolting sort. 1 shall fa vor J. C. Wall iu the conveution, purely from principle and that principle is pure ly Democratic. Mr. Dalton hss uot a warmer personal fricud iu the county thau lam aud I believe be will say as uiuoh for inc. My preference for a new man springs solely from w hat I conceive to be tojtbc best interest of the party. I do uot approve of (he English system of life tenure in ofScc or even a long term years. It is un.Democratic and un- American. '1 lie unwritten law of the land will uot allow a I resident or the United States but two terms. Our! State constitution forbids a governor to be his owu successor. Our State con ventions have set a precedent that th«, same efficer shall hold only tyo tcruis. There was nothing against Scarborough, Worth, Keuan or Roberts. They held two terms and the people turned tbeui out. If it is wise iu National and S.ate politics it is equally so in local matters. Mr Dalton has held three terms. Is that enough ' If so, this is the year to make the change aud uot wait for an off year. However, if a inojority of the convention believe othcrewise aud re nominate him, then 1 shall acquiesce and, like all good Democrats, give him a hearty support. Against those who | favor the present incumbent, either from | party expediency or personal regard, I 1 have uot an unkind sentiment, or an un kind word 1 trust it is an honest dif ference of opinion which the convention will settle. And while no amount of misrepresentation or abuse ean swerve me one iota in my allegiance to the D«mocratic party or its nominees, it would be well for .Mr. Dalton to muzzle a few of his very ardent, supporters, lest their indiscreet enthusiasm do him more good before the convention than it can alter. No man can afford to accept a nomination that is forced by aiguiuents which are untriic aud detrimental to those upon whom the nominee must rely for support. The re»snqs fpr and against a change should be submitted to the people and they would make a wise nomination one that would give satisfaction to all. llut bigatry and m toleronce are as objectionable In poHt ticsas in every thing else aud a few en thusiasts should not attempt to set up a "trust" or monopoly of all the Demo cracy and patriotism of the entire coun ty. Every Democrat should respect the opinions of otliors and bo roa"iy to j iuwke coLccsfidu.-i and by the ac . tiou of iln; cuveutiun. W'.huevnr mjiy ;bo the nominees of eonr,ontiyi, I shall endeavor by a faithful discharge of my Junes :is chairman, to lead to victo ry. I*. matters pot with uic wlio our stan daid bearers are so luug aa the policy and priuciplcsCite Democratic party aro maintained and euforced. There is I too great a responsibility resting upon tt;,c Democratic party of Stokes county to allow a coutect over a #iinor o|ffico to disunite and disorganize our party. This district and the Mate at large lutve ulairnn on us and no Democrat should filter or fail in his duty. Tho sncmy is ready for the fray and the friend? of good government should buck le on their armor ;iud stynd by Grover Cleveland who has siood •'>' ,thc c«nsti • tution aud the people with such courage and fidelity. lam sure the Democrat* of Stokes county will do their whole du ty this year and, with harmony aud cu. tbusiasin, follow the National Democra cy in iti efforts to realize the hopes, traditions aim prophecies of our fore | fathers. A M. Stack. Daubary, Aug. 27, 188 H. Briefs of General News TUESDAY, AUGUST, 21. The Sioux Indians in Dakota havej rebelled against the authorities, and a dcspcratu battle is expected betweetr them and the troops which havo been sent to subdue them. The Young Men's Christian Associ ation Convcntiou at Stockhoim has closed its liters . the Atueiicau dele gates will make a brief tour of the continent before returning lioiue. A large distillery is to be put up in St. Louis to the whiskey trust (Jen. ISoulanger was elected on Sun day to the Chamber of deputies fioni three departments by immense majori ties there was much rioting during the I day and many sriests wcio made A desperado who had shot two men, was hanged by masked men at Guide Rock. Neb., yesterday morning, at 2 o'clock. There was a violent and tcrriffic wind storm on the Gulf Sunday night, which was very destructive to property in New l'rlonns and Mobile, aud which great ly damaged the rieo and sugar-cmie crops. Nowberti has determined to raise its quarantine against Uoldsboro. There were five new cases of fever at Jacksonville on Sunday, and onedoath l at Solid Hill ; one death and two sus picious eases reported yesterday; the situation is mose grave, ard complaint is made that suspicious cases are not reported promptly. A mysterious murder was committed near Brooklyn Bridge, iu Now York, yesterday, and a Brooklyn printer nam ed Hciuard Manning, who has been ar rested on suspicion, ueither deuies or confesses tlio crime. In the Chicago market yesterday there wa an upward tendency in the pi ices of cereals and hog products. kkihaT, At GI ST 24, 1888. A urge paper null in Wisconsin was destroyed by tiro early yesterday morn ing, wlicu eighteen persons were killed and asd a largo number seriously injur ed by falling walls.' The Ualvestion -.Wins estimates the Texas cotton crop at 1 iO,iK)O bales, with a possible increase of twenty-five per cent. A body of fine ptroleum has been struck in Wilson county, Texas, aud much exciteiueut pi avails over the dis covery. Tito President sent a message to Con gress yesterday on the fisheries question the full text of wlihh Is printed iu our telegraphic columns ; sftcr referring to the defeat of the treaty, ho says tho plan of retaliation, thorough and vigi roun, is the mode Ktiicli remains of treating the situation, and to this end invokes tho aid aud counsel of Con gress. There were two bomb exclusions iu different parts of I'aris yesterday. A large portion of New Orleans is still submerged from the late storm. BIN AUG 2G. The boaad of health of Charloston lias ordered that no vessel from an infected purt shall ooino to that city before No- i veiuber Ist. The ChjCkgo wheat market yesterday was bailly mixed, and thr>ughoui the day a war was kept up between the bulls aud bears, the closing price being about IJo under Friday's quotations ; corn was weak and lower, and there was a slight advance, in provisions. Twenty thousand pounds of powder exploded in California Friday, killing two white men and three Chinamen ; the building in which it was stored was blown to atoms. The Indian Commission have failed in their efToi ts to secure llio removal »f •be iT»«• Indians from Colorado . tlio cbiofh woio uliftinalOj refused to give their consent There U a speck of war in the Kuio- Pi>an news, growing out of tho relations tetween Franee and Italy .regarding the seizure of of with Germany aud Austria iu league with the Jatter jicwcr. Kmderor William will visit the Cope, pud arraugiuenU have been made al the V'attcau to receive him with t\ie usual cereuioutcs. I'liure was a graud outpwring in Chicago yesterday to hear Judge Thur luttu ; an immense barooeue wan served 1 and the greotost enthusiasm prevailed : it is estimated this between forty and j fifty thousand people turned ou" to i wticouio hiui. The dispatches from Jacksonville fur nish no particulars of the progress o' the yellow iuvcr, but tho indications are that there is no aba'ctucnt in the epi demic j Washington City is taking steps to inspect points. -r The RKPOIttER-l'iiST should be a regular weekly visitor to every family iu this county both for the good til the families and for our own sake, and for this out, among a'.lumber of reasons, we are endeavoriug to do a good service by acquainting the pooplc witb the county's history and resources, thereby instructing our people iu what they ought to know, and at the samo time drawing the attention of individuals frum abroad who may be induced to mate in vestments here and introduce industries among m. Aud while wo are working for tho interest of th county, at large, we fuel we ought to have its substantial ! support iu the way of a liberal subscrip tion lis'., for as Bradford who published tho fitst Bible in America under the colonial government, at Philadelphia, aid iti his subscription prospectus 'printing is costly;" and when we tay "printing is costly" we are not taking into account any reincuieration for the preparation of tlio matter foi the paper, and tor conducting tlic business. We furnish a paper which to say the least will not suffer in comparison with a»y county paper iu the State ; iuiloed there are origiwl articles, covering a vast and vaiicd range of subjects, regu larly contributod to this paper which | we consider would do credit to tho more i pretentions city dailiei of tho Stale. J Much attention is given iti its colums to j matters of more than passing interest to i the fanner, and the fanuiug interest of this county affects every one of its in habitants it is as yet paramount to ov | cry other interest iu this country. The very latest geueral aud state news is given ou tho columns sot apart for that department, aud its miscellaneous sc ] lections arc carefully sifted from its sixty j exchanges. Sample copied sunt on application Semi on your money a\ onco uml then talk to all your neighbors aftorwardt and try to got them to subscribe. JJptico. All persons ari' nrreby nntilk-d tliat ni> wife Kl *a l.sotn lias li ft niv home without ~iuse, anil that 1 will not 1* responsible for >») ih-b'a or contrail* sin- may liiaki'. This the Hill ilay of August, INSS. FIKI.UIMi IM)M. C- F. & Y. V. RAILWAY V(XJYDL.VSED SL UED ILK -Y0 2 Taking effect 5, a. in., Monday, June, le, 'BB. TUAIXS MOVINCI N'OUTII. Haw. Kr'liL A Mail 1 i*MS. 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Wednesday* anil KrliUys anu lir t weiMl Kaxiileville and Urceusboro on Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturdays, ami fWim Ureoustmro to Hayetreville on .M >n ilays. We liiiiilavs anil f rtilavn.trsuu (ireeiu l»iri> !■> Mt Airy on Inwrtava, Thursday! and Salunla.m. and from Mt. Airy tnMrwns b>ri> on Moiidays. Wednesday, and Krl.lajs. TraliM on K i.'tory llraneli run ilaily ex ii'pt Sun lav. VV. K. KVf.E. tii-n'l I'ass. Vgi'iit. J. W. Kit V, Ci n'i Sup'i. Cull at Geo. Stewart's for your TOBACCO FLUES Wipstop. . it'. Aug i liy I'rudcnce is a .commendable .virtue, but i( ,UAcvor iiccn in puch b?auty as «t lien a mother provides hcrselt with a botlio of i»r. Flints" Cough Syryp for eases of eiiiergouey. for sjile every where. 'f- TUE WEEKLY NEWS AND OBSERVER THE WEEKLY NEWS AND OB SERVER " 11 '""IS wa> 9 'l' o best paper ever published in North Carolina. It is a credit to tie people and to the State, /'lie people should take a pride in it- It should be in every family. It i« »« page paper, chock full of the best | s«'rt of readme matter, news, market! reports, and all that. \ou ouuiiot afford tn he without it. l'rice, fila year. We will furnish tho WEEKLY HEWS AND OBSERVER until January Ist IS8!», for sl. fioiiVl for sample copy. A dress NEWS AND OBSERVER CO., • RALEiHI, N. C Greensboro Female College. (;Rl:l:.\ uuno, \ c. SIXTV SKVRNTH SESSION >>' THIS prosperous Institution begins on the 22nd of ArurnT, 188S Superior advantages offered in all4ho departments of learning usually taught in alleges of high Grade. Instruction given in Type writing and Stenograph alio. Terms moderate. For Catalogue to ' T. M. JONKS, I'icsidcnt. LUMBER WANTED -- r.v Tic: » Xorth Carolina Fwiixrevm Co- ORRU B AND PAcioitY F=Al.l:suouiis 3 VLT;.TF, X. . WL VITUS. K. F Kl'l.E l"OU CUTTING IIAItl) Wool) M'MIIKK, Cut 11- with S'iu.u'' »Mi«l:t ami of even lengths, I.', M• ■: Hi feet long. Saml HI are Merchantable, hul 11 KKKT LKNUTU.s Alii) MOST HKSIKALILK. WAI.M TA.NUCUKUUV rUKKKIiKKI). Saw -II I.timliir lull tlji.'klii M, 1 aii.l i inelies thick, with iquaiv edges and tfnils. RVL.ES FOK IX.IPECTIOH. Stlr-'tt—Mu>l l*o not kM than rt incite* w We with not moro Uimi 1 kuot, i tut li in diameter or J I licittM bright itap. -litcludvil imbernot v|» to *»l«vt* and n»l le-*» thmi 5 Inebtm wiilp, fine from heart check* or *ot,admit* of Ihrca 1 Inch knot? and **;•■!» tut? wide. Cnlli— Include any length ami width nM tfoo-l enoiitfh for common. 1 .1 which not leak than one half t« tit for use, PRICKS PAID FOILIA- Mill. ll PKH 100 PERT L»KLIVKUKL> AT OCR FACTOLTY. Mel ret Common. Cull# Walnut and rticrry 53.00 S'.'.OO 61.00 Vol. |M%|ilar, aidi birch I/0 J. 23 .7.1 ttweot |!uin m»|du 4fco l.tfS l.no ,«S I.uu|l»c. taken in for Fnrnihiro l#y tho I,l' furniture Co. .Suleiu X ('! T Ncarlet uiitl 1 dlow, Fryers. JlciiHleM. lMptlicria, Nttmll |»ox. ilml t-ra, vie. Darbys I'rojdiylaetic Fluid will de stroy the infection of all fevers and all contagious and infectious diseases. Will keep the atmosphere of any sick rooiu pure and wholesome, a!noibiug and destroying unhcillhy and conta gion. Will naturalize any bad smell whatever, not by disguising it, but by I distroying it. Uso I'arbys Prop' ylac -11 tic Fluid iti every sick room. LAND WAIIIIANTS WANTED. According to tin* late a*t panned by Con greas almost every porsou drawing a Pen sion is entitled to a Land Warrant of 1(»0 acres. I, the undersigned, will jwiy elglity dollutM fyr every Land Warraut of one hun dred and sixty acres, and desir every j»er ton wlio draws * (tension and lias not oh saint'd a Laud Warraut to coiiunuuieate nitkiiie. (jl. L. UriiTtlN', Deer Trail, Colorado. J. 4 P. COATS you oak Btnr n art ty, A- M.98. AT JOBBER'S PRICES Ir.ILVUT COVE, X. 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For the S ALE OF LEAF TOBACCO —t—i«>t—i- In commencing a new Tobacco year, we desire to thank our friends for the patron age in the past. We promise renewed ef forts in their behalf in the future, we guarantee prices equal to any house in Winston. There will be an active de mand for all good, bright Tobaccos during the Fall trade. Don't forget the place and name— PIEDMONT. M. W. NORFLEET& CO VTVKYOU GOJJVG TO PAINT? Before doing so it will pay you to call and examine our stock and prices. Our stock is complete corifistintof White, Lead, Limited Oil Headu Mixed Paints, Varnishes, Dryer ?r. Jn short all'material newssarU to do first-class work. AUo m coin vleto assortment of Faint brushes. ASIICRAFT & >WEIVS ( \V inKtOil, mm. IV. C.
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