North Carolina Newspapers

LerUut Wmo Zrn JPq Wears Paa Tss Fight, BsraxT. VOL. 08. DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY JUNE 27, 1888. NO. 51 liich Will l' htrv?. Hear in mind reader, especially if you are not a , Democrat and v are open to conviction, that thimesiit this campaign involve a principle more than that, they are issues of vital importance, effectiui? tbe,el f are tiiid interests of - every voter. The contest between "Mr. ! Cleveland and his oponent,who will b named at Chicago, will be a contest for the . principle of reduction in " taxes or a continued policy of high taxes which accumulates each year a sur plus of nuny million. The Republican party says, vir tually, continue protection and a high tariff; lock up the millions yearly in the treasury vaults, tuke it from the people; and we will pro ride or create wars by which'' it can be nsal. .' . The Dmuocratic party mt re duce taint ion. We are getting in more mon 7 than we need to run the government.- We will not col lect no much We will have a re venue reduction. It will relieve the Treasury t all dilficultie and give a healthy tone to finances, it will make a v:ut improvement in onr civil service possible and necessary. It will lei;d fci more careful legisla tion; to a more ryxleniatic improve ment of our rivers and barb ire; to better plans in reconstructing our navy, and it will trwu the influence of the j'dix;r in every department of p bite Mftirs. Thee nm Hie pomtions of the two parties in a nubdielt. Which is likely to le a benefit to the people? To which will you give your iu fluenr? With which will ton vote? The lI"ni!Ucns have lieen so plaeml th it ther cauuot furnish a candidate who represent a red u lion of the levy of 71,U,CXX without lightening whiskey and tobacco. Till Hon. John 8. Henderson has been re-nominated for Congr-. Thi selection of John M. Thnr- ton as temporary chairman of the Chicago convention seems very ap propriate. He is a Nebraska rail roud lawyer. The Kepublu-ans have special care of, corporations and monopolies. .'! Tut weather may be of a shcolic temperature, local news as scrc as free ice wter stands, but our con temporaries in the cotton district urn lil. ..if Tim fini(. rnthin IiIim. somsnan' i.Hning out and claiming public atVntion. '-"-.. . Thkkr is considerable talk m to . Mr. Dockrya sih'uce. He has not yet accepted the nomination for Governor. We are informed that he hasn't teen atkeL How. can a man accept a thing not tendered to him? It appears that the commit tee has not "officially" notified him. If this le so the committee d'X-s not .. in to be in any hurry, and we don't suppose there is any necessity for very mucfi hate. Kuin Docousa, in the Chh ago convention, said that he wanted the bloody shirt to w ave just as Ion if as blood is found on it. He also said thai the Republican party was al- wnys faithful to its friends, and in the war its friends had black faces. That is more than Fred Douglas can say for himself. He didn't re gard his black fare friends good enough to stay with. He deserted his own nice by marrying a while woman. Thr Ml. Airy railroad telehmtinn, ywlerday, wa a grand nfhir md in point of numbers wm ftji;, j.,.J ., res. "Literally acre of peopl,'' in the wny ar orn-p ji.d'-K i i f the Ncws- Owrverei pi it. Durham ex tends grectiiM to Mt. Airy and wishes her nil projwrily in lit r,iii road rt niicctioni w ith of i r pnru uf the State. .'.'. "A- UMigerou Expe-rlninil." The Danville Register i assured that the prohibitionists of North Carolina will draw as largely from the Republican as from the Dnno cratie vote in the coining election. We hardly think this ' will lie tlji case. A Republican will he a fie publican, and it is our impression he will gr with his party in this in stance, prohibition or no prohibition. Of course there will be instances where they will not fly the track but stiek to the third ticket now in the field, but they are few and far bet ween, ":&d Yel" it may be the policy with some of them to en courage, the third party movement s i"irienl to beat Democracy. With llfpublicans now it is "uny thing Lord, to beat dem Dimruycrats!" j'uch tilings have happned. ' It is jMHsible for them to happen again. , The Register reason very logically upon this biatter. It says, but let suppose that by running a sep arate ticket the prohibitionists should succeed iu defeating the Democratic ticket and saddling a Republican government on North Carolina Could the temperanee cause ever re cover froin such a blow? , Forsever al years the State of North Carolina was down trodden by tho Republi can parfy; rascals and thieves got control of the treasury and stole all the mouey thy could lay their hands upon and then ran away with the booty. The best people of theState finally rne up in their .might aud drove the dishonest ad venturers from powrr.siaee which time North Caro iina has had honest and economic government and the old State has blossomed like the rose. I Another era of Republican rule would put the State ten years back in the pro gress it is now making and would be a blight and a bitter curse ten times as bod aa the liquor eviL The pro hibitionists would have to bear the blame and the cause of temperance would receive its dath blow in that State, .The conclusion of the whole matter is that temperance has no piai or lot with politics and it is a! way a dangerous experiment to force the question as an issue in a contest between the two political parties. A coRiufustigsT of the Lynch burg Virginian, writing . about the commencement exerews of Rollins Institute, thus alludes to a North Caroliuaeducator: The celebration of the literary sociitiesof the school at night, was the closing feature of the series; nor did these fail todecj ly .interest. Ileginning with and exceedingly ornate and jwliidied ad dreMon "Liturature, the learned Frof. Hume.of ChaHHill, N.C, for an hour held spell bound his listeners, and frvely sustained his re putation as oueof the foremost Eng lish scholars of the land." , There is a gramdiopper visitation in Southern Indiunt, and as a con sequence fears are entertained that the corn crop will le cut short and thus curtail the whisky supply. The grasshopprrs don t seem td have a special foiidueMt for Kentucky. - WltY the R publicans, in looking almut in the K)littcal winmIs for pre sidential limber, have overlooked Claus Sprerkcls, the great sugars speculator, we do Hot exactly under stand. A man who can import sugar free atd get all the benefit of the tat iiT duly on iuppears to us, a monoplixt tho "Gone Out I'arty" would have a cculiar foudnas for. Ma. Wahcom, of icott couuty, ' a uxn ACCHET. 1)18 A TBAIM FLIES THR TPACSt WITS A8TKOU3 Bf SULTd. " rhariotto 'Chronlcls.' . Tte Richmond & Danville train doe hee from Washington at 12:35 p. m., labt Sunday, did not arrive un til 9 p. m., The delay was caused bv the wreca of the IiOutviIle exi.ress s train composed of Virulnla iftid- land and Chesapeake- fc Ohio cars, which runs over tbe Virginia Mid laal Jin-i from Washington to Char lottenvjl,v The train new the track when muudin a curte vcav Fairfax court bouse, and everything wnt down (be embaukiueut, sa r ha rear sleeper. The ongiue fairly fluw into me air ana was torn ail to piece the baggago car Was shivered to atoms; fie second class car wss crnulied out of alt shape, the trucks ami floor of tlie Brsf, ear were hrk.-n up, and..' the : f .rward euJ of t!i tleejiing car next to the first cla coach whs crMoiu'd in like an e?' ishellr The rear l eper reinaned on ttie track and was uniojured. Four people were killed . outright, and twenty-seven passenger were lujure I, more or less. Tho men who were killed were th engineer, fireman, bagiispemau aad e telegraph opera lor who wa riding on the eugine. Their names CuuU not be learned, but all, except i he operator, were CliPSip. ate & Ohio nnjloje. Mr. 1L A Ijt, of this ciiy, was oa 'htfirat fain that pisaed by the wreck, and hi says that it w a mot Urriblc sight, mi the wotuler is that there was n t a greater sacrl 3ce f life. The train was. crowded with people, there beioe sixty pas lenirers in one cos h alone. Tua ac ei.lent occurred Sstordtiy evening at 7 o'clock. Tbe csue Is not known, but ik is believed that la obstruction bad been phee l on the track. Secretary Whitney, with his wife, and daughter. Mi l'a me Whitney were on the wrecked train. They were in the rear sleeper and were un injured. After th wreck they went t Millborough, Va. , , . MIXKI) PiCKLCS. KINDS - 0 tahioi s items or v a mors THROmX TOULTOEH. Ti;e United ' Stttes government have n pressed through - Minister Pruoleton the sympathy hit through out this r iiutry on the occasion of the rtemto t f the leie J.aptror. S rae genius with a fan -y for hand ling babies has fibred out that a piece of wood the size of a month old baby would be worn down one-half ii six months if handled aa much as (he average baby ia. The news of thedsath ofthi Gcr-n-n Emperor produced a profotiud impTesum all over Kog'.ana and buiireaa wss practically ftUMpeued in tbe LiverpooL Manchester aud Glas fw exrbanes. Jav Gould isys that in his opinion a dark bore will be nominated by the Chicago Con viuiion. He did not eat that the dark horse would be eecud. ' Miss LffiSnow, a Vaar graduate, read an eway t the college com nienceinent on "The Future of the Atue.fcan Newspaper, n which he ind-.red Matthew Arnold's opin ion that the newpapcr of the pres. ent was fit only for the servant's hall. Ungrateful Elfit-! Does she not re Btt-mber how often the uewspnperi have praised beautiful Suow? The phrae "dark hors?," now in ueb g netal political uso, first o curred In Lord Beaennfield'a 'Voung tnke,' In the following paragraph; "The first tavorite was never heard of; the second favorite wa never s-en a:ter uie uitance post; an the tn -to ones were In the rear, and a ds'k horse, which bad never bwn thought of, iUjIkM past the grand stand in epuig triumph " A bill is to be introduced in the fxuiiata Legislature rohibitinp. undvr peutltr. too manufacture, sale or nso of dangerous weajwus. A heavy special tax is to le placed on ihohe tiow owned ia the Mate, the proceeds to go to the public schoola, A person convicted of carrying con oaled wcajttius to be punished by tiuprisoument. l'lm Charlotte Qbntreei' rays that i K L Martin, a cigar nianufncturer ,of that elt. wss ataod'ig near a ci - f ROYAL KVSi 1 ' . i fil PffBPSPfS Absolutely Pure. 1 l:U th.Ji.f ner varies. A iiiarvel of parnv, mrmgth and iiul'inm More i;iii t!i:l tli unluitry kini)n, And cjrii't be jld inwuieiiiifm w'uhtii! mul- tit;i!o of low tent, hort weight alum or I'h-'fcj'huio riowrtCTS, &ld Wy in nm U )iAt Uakno 1'h'dkb Co., ILKi Wall St., N. Y. TncNATiomij nam i) in til le. Virginia. Tat e ll-jt'd is Centrally located iiearthe IVp!s HAS IfKW Kl,hMimK ASO IS HEATED - BV STKAM. . ' . ... ELKCTiilt vi'.ELLS AND CAS IN EACH ROOM. Has rph-ndid Rath Rooms for Ladies and (intHien. .- lias large. Light Sample rooos fr Commercial travel lere. - . '. - XL Pr tirletor have ha loru ex- pericuce Tr the besincg?, and by careful attention to the wants of the traveling public, hope to merit and receive a share of their patronage. YATEM A RTCIIARPSOX. J. W. Orarax. Thos. RrFFi GRAHAM & EUrFHI, ATTOSt. Kl AT law, U ILLS BOKO. Ss C, Pivtice ia'the coiiaues et AUmtne Caswell, rirUm, O'jiiforJ, Bxkibghrs renx'n, and . ' ; rapscii FLODRM IIS, - BotaTslisliod. JrAi Lfi 1 mm CHOICE PATENT U PATENT LLMFGXOj 'tftr''! I 1 . - II . . . m y x&z&z&j Our Patent Roller Flours - Are manufactured from the Choicest Wheat Obtainable. Baltimore stands pre-eminent in this country aa a market for choice wheat, and the su .periorty Vt tliPno Flours for Uniformity, Strength and Unap proachable Flavor, has long oeen acknowfodged. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSfO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, RATA PSCO FAMILY PA TENT, ROLANDO CHOICE PATENT, ORANGE ROVE EXTRA; RALDWIN FAMILY, MAPLETON FAMILY. C: A; GAMBRILL MANF'G COv Office, 2U Commerce St , Baltimore Md. , Repnscnted by MORGAN & CA RR, Durham, N. C. june 2 ly -rTATJTMC! 9." IWVT $100 to $300 kjtn; iifalrnvl wuuraa fnrnl Ib'ir aw LotT-v iiilb lr 1nM tlm to lb- bn'ati. a.r.ouso!t co.. (MriAilfea . liM.SI IbchBsnd.Vk, roaau tin jxssm POMONA, N. C. TWO AND A HALF MILES WEST OF GttKKNSBORO, X. C. The wain line t tht Richmond At Dauvilte Rai'road pssM through the grounds, aid within 100 feet of the tfiicft. t-'alem trains make regular lic-pi twice d vly each war. 'Ihose interested m Irutt and truit crowing are cordially invited to inpict this, the largest nursery in the Mate, and Oue of tnc largest in ma coutu. Stock oomist vf apples, peach, pear, eherry, pin me, .Jspaneicpeirinsraon, epncotf, in euvniK s, mulberries, quince, grapi.J, tigs, raspberries, jrooflHHTnvs, ctinanii, pie plant, Enslinh wal'uK, pecans, chestnuts, Mrawitirrieif. rosp, eveigrceng, ihade tres, &c, Alllhii new and rare va. ripties as w ll as tho old ones, which niy new caialojpje f.r 1888 will ihoT. Give your orders to my au- thoriswl agent, of order cirect from the nureerv. Co'roroniIcnce solici ted. Lc'criptiw catalogue free to H'pliesui. Addr,ti, J. V AJM lil.lHl.l, Pumctis.GuiUord t- N.Cl : ReliaMo s tlocmeii wauled in every roiiotv. A );oo t pitying commission will b ptveu. n.ay 8 if GRAND DISPLAY -or- - "White Goods, Laces and Embroideries. Tomorrow we will make a special display of. laces, embroideries aud white goods of every description, in cluJiutr many novelties njv- r be ion Uiown in this market. Lace Floncmg?, In Oriental, Ntwmandy, Fedora, Platte. Vals, Chautilly, Spanish Gui pure, Beige and to-mied Coune ings from 60c jnr yard up. Embroidery flcuncings. In India iinenr,' cambrics pique, Iribh ixiot aud hatisto in one aud two-torn d effects. 4 , WHITE GOODS, la mull He Paris. Permn ln, Egyptian 1 1 n, BuljrarLiti laan. Vic toria lawn. India lawn. Batiste, Aria! stripes, ailk mulls, India licen, India dimeties, spotted nainsooks, June amhne, Frtnen lawns. &c 100 ru'eces 15-ut India lisr n will he offered dutiag this week at 8ic per yard. e projnwH) iu iubc iuib A GALA WEEK f jr buyers of hito gorjds, lacs, em liroiderit. table linens, twds, uap kins, Merseilles quilts, Sec. - A special tuvit ttioii is given to ev ert ladv to make ttt a vioit urinp this wceli as many oi tnesoove g'us are joN and will be ofTsred 25 to 40 per teat, btluw the market vr.l:ie. Norriscc Cartcri- RALEIGH, N.C. Bp IS-tf ' J.T.WOiiflBLE. Hardware fcr Builders liar dvare for Farmers Hardware for Factcries Hardwars fcr Everybody Paint, Leafl anil Oil . CRCCKERY AND CLASSffARE Some oi the beat and cheapest COOK' STOVES tIVn'tfail to aeo them before buy injr elsewhere. aug4 ions Masjhsu J. S. VLkKxdi Chapel Hiil.N. C. Durham JTf.C MANNING MANNING, ATTORSr.T AT LAW. . DURUAM,2T,C. frsctiea4 in State and Feilera Courts. Cflice Plant buiMinjr. John Manning will 1 tu his office en the 2nd and 4th irisy of each south. iao. TO (9 Ind., has come to the front as a alar ry ing man. KU wire died in the af gir pres, and, in reaching ovrr it for t-rnoonando'n the evening! the ""''"'" JV' 1 I II , W HICH. Ill ! IIUK) toiKUl turn pri.iwu., same day he married his wife s anter. . ... , . n it in " lflfl,, m.noc, -n i j if'. Wascotn is acvenly-one yeara of rrlv severing tbe great toe from aye. ' the foot. I'UCSLEN S ARNICA SALVE TssP.Rsr Si,v in th world flCnU Bmv, t'lrrm. H!l lUinim, Frtct HrM,Tt- lcr.t!ini'M 'l Hands, Chilblain (Jorna and all .s'Uin F.niplUni, sud piiively cures or no py rytutreii. it is ipiMmnlwft to f iv prrfri-t MtUlartion, or mony refuad-1- I'nst 35 writ ft box. Fur m1 by K. Blacknatl 4 Son, Durham, N. U. aumi I llalaria, Dumb CliilLs Fever and Ague, Wxi --FACTORY Colic, Bili6tts AttacKs. 4 BOLD LVIUVW1II UL. i nit - av ft )ltKliTS)X 1LOTD A CO.