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DAILY STATE GHRONiCLE, JULY 14, 1891.
Slue tae (Efaxonitlz.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
The Ghronfcle Publishing Go.,
216 Fayettevllle St.,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
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TUESDAY,
July 14, 1891.
ATT It AC IT ili A i I iSi HON
ABROAD.
The Intcr-State Exposition in Ral
eigh this Fall promises to be a big
affair, and the Ciironicle believes
that it will be on a much larger
scale than many of our people ima
gine. There will be people here
firom all parts of the world, and ex
hibits will be made by every shrewd
advertiser. They do not go where
the promise is not good for a large
crowd. The fact that many have
already engaged space at the Expo
sition hows that they believe it
will be a great occasion.
The following, copied from the
Atlantic City (N. J.) Daily Union,
is a significant straw showing that
the wind is blowing in the direction
of Raleigh and our Exposition:
J. C. Johnson has taken a space
lor the exhibition of his aeriated
water fountains at the Southern
Inter-State Exposition, to. be held
:it Raleigh, North Carolina, from
October 1st to November 1st, 1891.
The space is ample for a large
scenic effect and Mr. Johnson is de-
Mgning
a woodland - scene, moun-
tains, grottos, streams and cascades
from which he will dispense soda
and mineral waters. : The Southern
people from fourteen States and two
Territories have combined to show
the great natural advantages of the
soil and climate and Northern man
ufacturers are invited to show what
they have to sell. The Exposition
will attract thousands of people
from all parts of the Union.
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WHAT THE jGXPOSITION WILL
: - vi do. " '.V
The chief need of an Exposition
is to learn the world something
more about North Carolina and the
fcoutn. lhat is all. . lhe problem
is not now to secure lmmiSTauon.
xt .
It is. rather, how to fret correct in-
I
formation to the people who would
better their condition by coming
South. They are kept away by
false information regarding us. They
do not understand that a cordial
welcome awaits them, and that here
are opportunities for making wealth
ana position not areamea 01 in tne
densely populated sections of our
country.
We do not write of such men as
Abram Hewitt or Chaujtcey De
pew. Iney will invest money in
the South and realize 100 per cent.
We are glad to see them do it. But
they will not come among us to
live. It is the men of small means,
whose capital consists chiefly in
brain and muscle, who can be in
duced to come. These are the men
we want, and they are the men who
will make the best citizens. They
are the men, who like Ashley, of
Raleigh; and Chadbourns and
French, of New Hanover have be
came leading and influential citi
zen. we want many more sucn
citizens. We can get them by ad
vertising our section and turning
on the light. The Inter-State Ex
position is the most practical way
r
ern men wmbe here and we-
make them acquainted witn the
true situation of the South. When
we do this, the work is done and
immigration
will steadily flow
southwardly.
Not a great while ago a gentle
man from Massachusetts came South"
and took charge of a cotton mill,
and was well pleased with the peo-
and the town.
a good
o
opening for a friend of his, he wrote j
mm ana received tne ioiiowmg re
ply:
"Yours of inst., received and
contents noted. I thank you for
your kindness, but I do not think
favorably of the South, as a home,
and at the present do not see how I
can make a change. I have looked
into the matter a while ago, and
have been advised not to go there."
This letter shows an undefined
opposition to coming South, and the
writer evidently labors under an
impression that does us and our sec
tion injustice. It is not his fault,
but our own fault largely. We
have made too litt'e effort to con
tradict, in the ears of the North
the false reports that have preju
diced us in the eyes of the world.
To advise fighting the Alliance,
because it makes certain demands,
upon which even Alliancemen dif
fer, would be the extreme of folly,
that no man of ordinary sense would
be guilty of, especially when, in the
South at least, on all leading issues
between the Democratic and Re
publican parties, eight out of ten of
the Alliancemen are with the Dem
ocratic party. They may go to ex
tremes in some things,, and be in
error, but the way to meet the error
is by reason and argument not by
driving them
beyond the reach of
reason and
ton Star.
argument. -
-"W ilming.
Don't let exciting things excite.
The country is not going to the
demnition bow-wows. People are
better than ever and the world is
growing more sensible. Demago
gues may clatter and try to work
the people up to acting foolishly.
Don't get troubled about it. The
people did right in 1890 and they
will do the same thing in 1892.
V
Why doesn't some publisher com
pile the Republican "tin plate" lies
andissue them under the title of
"Baron Munchausen Vol. 2."
With great ado it is announced
that the members of the Farmer's
Alliance in Virginia will not in
- I
(nn ntrt with t.TlA ridTnnprofin rnftr
wwvuiuu uai 1 y
Of course they will. There is
nothing else reasonable for themtn
do. The; are like North Carolina
jilliancemen; they are both Demo-
crats and Alliancemen. They
kn0w that if there is division be-
tween Democrats, the Republicans
would win in both North Carolina
and Virginia, and that would a
calamity which no patriotic man
can contemplate unless he has lost
his memory.
THINGS WE WOULD LIKE TO
KNOW.
Whether Blaine willdie now, or
wait awhile?
What the occupation of Innoc
uous Desuetude Ingalls is?
When "Dot Kaiser" will leave
England, and give the Atlantic
cables time to cool?
Whether Peffer is fishing for
the Presidency, or simply talking
for buncombe.
Whether the New York murder
ers were killed or just electrocuted.
When Jonathan Breeches-maker
will finish his explanations.
Consumption Incurable 1
Read the following, Mr. C.
H.
down witn Abscess ot luners. and
lieads and physi ians pronounced
me an Incnrnhlfi Consnmntivp. "Rp-
gan taking Dr. King's New Dis-
COVpry for Consumption, am now
on my third bottle, and able to over
see the work on my farm. It is
the finest medicine ever made."
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
savs: "lad it not been lor r.
King 3 New Discovery for Con
V I
T ' rp , , . ,
Lung Troubles. Was given up by
sumption I would have died of
doctors. Am now in best of health."
Try it. Sample bottle free at
John Y. McRae's drugstore.
Eternal Vigilance.
Is the price of health. But with
all our precaution there are ene-
, -
mies always lurking about our sys
tems, only waiting a favorable op
portunity to assert themselves. Im
purities in the blood may be hidden Si1";801111 fo!its various aud won
. n J derf ul cures as the great purifier of the
vi jTOia ui ccn jui gtrntJi tuiuns
and suddenly break forth, under-
mining health and hastening death.
For all diseases arising from impure
n -j tt j, o -ii. , 1
blood Hood s karsaparilla is the un-
equalled and unapproached remedy.
jt ;a T7-; nf,L n J
It lb King ot them all, for it con-
quers disease.
Horner School .
5al1 Term,.Pens. September 1st,
xuii.. nc uuuaui witn iiiuuerii im
provements. Electric lights, hot and
cold water baths, etc. Location on a
hill. Excellent climate. For cata
logue address,
HOUNER & DREWRY,
7-0-2m. Oxford, N. C.
Blerchants' Tax.
All merehsnta aro reqnir! to list their
purchapeH tinder Schedule B for the pi e
vior.a fix inoithf on tho ftml of Jnly.
Thin BirheuuUi refrato livery stablemen,
carne drivf rs acd liquor dealers and
all parties engaged in ei'il like btis-inesg..
MJLLAKD MIAL, ,
Kogister of Deed?.
junc30 lw
Notice of Sale.
As trustees of S. B. Nonls and a a
Carter formerly trading : and doing bus
iness in the city of Raleigh as Noiris &
Carter, the undersigned will sell on
Monday, the 20th day of July, 1891, at
public auction, for cash, at the Court
House door of Wake county, all the
notes, accounts, choses in action and
other evidences of debt belonging to
the said Norris & Carter.
Time of sale 12 o'clock m. Terms
cash. W. G. UPCHURCH,
M. T. NORRIS,
Trustees of Norris & Carter.
July 10th, 1891. 7-11-tds.
The women praise P. P. P- for
Scrofula, General Weakness and
Nervousness, Indigestion, Eheuma-
j nd Female Compla;nts. Try
the great and powerful P. P. P
and then recommend it to your
neighbors, and you will ' know you
have done a good deed.
Wake Up
If you wake up in th
morning with a bitter or
bad taste in your mouth,
Languor, Dull Headache,
Despondency, Constipa
tion, take Simmons Liver
Eegulator. It corrects
the bilious stomach,
sweetens the breath and
cleanses the furred tongue?
Children as well as adults
sometimes eat something
that does not digest well,
producing Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Restlessness,
or Sleeplessness a good
dose of Regulator will
give relief. So perfectly
harmless is this remedy
that it can be taken Dy
the youngest infant or
the most delicate person
without injury, no matter
what the condition of the
system may be. It can
do no harm if it does no
good, but its reputation
for 40 years proves it
never foils indoing good.
Be Not Imposed Upon!
Examine to ee that you get the
Genuine, Distinguished from all
frauds and mitations bv our red Z
KtWd'eLSSffi
nf .T tt kaIHh Xr nn
p p p
is recommended by physicians because
see its healtby eftects 811
A leading physician in New York
U"U,U11CV','V1 "l. Sit?
niTfl S Care Klin W lKUfl H r hna mol
use of the P. P. P. sent him, and was
Pfeaseci to say r r. proveaeffica-
cious in a number of cases, and adds,
it is no more than he should have an!
ticipated from the satisfactory combi
nation or sucn wen-Known arugs.
A prominent railway superintendent
of Savrnnah (name given on applica
tion) says he was crippled by a disease
in lees and arms, powerless to walk or
eat without assistance, having lost the
use of his limbs by rheumatism, ma-
iana, dyspepsia, etc. pnysicians here
sent him to New York and thev re
turned him here, and he was as com
plete a wreck as one could be and live.
A course of P. P. P. has made him a
well man.
P. P. P. is known amonc nhvsicians
i . .
age. g
Blood Poison
-n-,, e a
Primary, Secondary and Tertiary
Syphilis, old sores, pimples, blotches
uiooa ana mercurial po
ami skm diseases are eradicated by
use of P. P. p. Hosts of certific
ison
y the
certificates
are in office to show the cures in these
diseases where all other medicines have
miieu
5ieii
lnliammatorv. crout. sciatic ti.1 its
kindred diseases with its excrutiating
pums cue u ureu uy xne woncierrui niooa
cleansing: properties of P. P. p. Prick
ly Ash, Poke lloot and Pokissium.
Catarrh
or'g'ioates in scrofulous taint. P. P. P,
purines ins uiootl and this prevents
For Old Sores, Skin Eruptions, Pirn
les, Ulcers and Syphilis, use only P
P., and get well and enjoy tho bless
g only to bo derived from the use of
mg
J- P Pricldy Ash, Poke Root and
f oKissium.
WHOLESALE
Sole Proprietors,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Bros.,
Druggists,
plenty
Of
Groceries.
and
can
make
prices.
Come
apd
see
ns.
W. B.Mann & Co.,
Cor. Fayetteville and Hargett 8te.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
juntfc-tf. s-
HARRIS'
DYEING AND RENOVATING WORKS.
Ea si Mabthj; Street.
RALEIGH, N. C.
We make "a Specialty 'of Blocking
and Pressing Silktllats.
Work Done on the Most Approved
.Fiaa. A trial will convince you.
D. HARRIS,
jtme25-tf Manager.
Water Cpolers,
Galvanized and Porcelain Lined.
BBA8S-
Preserving - Kettles.
Porcelain .Linei
Preserving - Kenles.
Maaon'a Porcelain and Glass Top
FRUITERS.
STEP LADDERS,
FLY TRAPS,
FLY FANS,
TVHITE MOUNTAIN
ICE CREAM
FREEZERS.
is. i mi is,
KAI1SIGB, ?. C ,
NOTICE. LAND SALE.-I will
sell at public out-cry on Wednes
day, the 12tn dav of Auonst. nxt. nn
the premises, about 400 acres of land in i
urange county, on uno Kiver, formerly
known as Dickson Mills, three miles
from Universitv Station. t
Terms: One-half cash, balance pur
ihase money on twelve months tune;
note bearing interest of 8 per cent, re
quired. Title reserved till the entire
amount is paid.
The above land will be sold in two
tracts of about 200 at-tps pjirh iixr
improved, good building thereon and!
, D'lu,s vYiiucx. tcu tiinoerea.
.aie rj o'cioclc m. 'I his June 29, 1891.
7-&4t. W. W. COX.
"THE SWANNAN0A,"
ASIIETILLE, N. C.
1 Good Medium-Priced Hotel.
Under New Management.
Thoronfhl v nvorTianlol i
refurnished ; modern conveniences
delightfully cool rooms, and superb'
views. Rates and reading matter upon
junl6-3m.
Peace Institute,
RALEIGH, N. C.
o -CX o
THE FALL) TERil DEGII'
SEPTEMRER 3rd, 1891
; o o o
1 Univ. of Virginia.
WAXTED.-A good Baker. Good
Wages paid. Address
J. T. NORTON,
"9 Marion, N. C.
SUHUER
SPECIAL
Befrigerators,
Water Filters and Coolers
Ic Cream Freezers, '
Ice OruBhers and Shaves
Wire dish Covers '
Croquet Seta, '
Hammocks,
, . Fly Fans and Tra
Baby Oarnages and Swings Pa'
Oil Stoves and Carpet Swic
Bath Tuba for 2ftJ!$$
And a General Line of
FURNISHING GOOD
All at the Lowest Prices.
W. H. HUGHES
apr24-2m.
Newfiern House,
Morehead City, N. G
Under New
Management.
Has been refitted for the seairm
and no pains will be spared to malJ
. -a -mm
it a delightful resort.
to offend the Ladies and endW
the children. Thej will be perf. K
ij sale ana tree Irom this anoyance
The table supplied with ail tL
delicacies of the season,
Polite Clerks,
and attentive waiters. Still fislin
and trolling for bluefish and Span
ish mackerel are among the mo
enjoyable sports, while the
Surf Bathing,
the sound bathing and the sailia
are delightful in the extreme.
All trains stop at the platform.
immediately in front of the House.
Accommodations first class.
Terms Moderate.
E. D. ARTHUR, Proprietor.
TO YOUR
INTEREST
DON'T
YOU
FORGET
IT!
We have iust returned
from the North with a
full line of Ladies and
Gents' Shoes, hats, dress
goods of all kinds, and,
in fact, anything in our
line wanted by the pub
lic. Lrive us a cak.
B. F. Cheatham & Bro.
DEALERS IX
General Merchandise.
225 Wilmington St.,
junl6-lm. RALEIGH, N. C.
LITTLETOH HIGH SCHOOL
-AND
Business Instiluli'. t
College Preparation.
Commercial Course,
Penmanship,
Telegraphy,
Shorthand
and Typeurri'ini;.
Prices very moderate. Unexcelled l'-'
tion. Opens August 24, 1 831.
For catalogue, address
L. W. BAG LEY, PniscirAL,
june30-2m
WANTED. Two School teachers, iaaif
and female, to take chnrge
Apex High School. Applvto
W. H. "HA5TARD,
rreasnrer of Board of Trustees.
Apex, N. C.
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