THE GLEANER
GRAHAM, N.'C., Nov. li\ 1881. 1
T. R. EldridgrfT \ Editors.
J. \
An e'X(bang« tells of an idiot who
atoppedrias |>auec the editor in
bistcd on pulrtiihiing the news.
ThrelecTuirSn^last
the howea W iflaek
%nd hi» Tamoiaoy followers are com*
plet&ly laid.ont, und the Demo
crats have trinmphoil. Iu Brook lyp,
boßsism was snowed tmdt'r. 1
•L-r*- !■; f —-
Republicans are talking of adanitting
Dakota into tbo anion as a state. If
thoy can carrying out the project tlwy
will secure two senttois for their side;
of home, aud that is ihe milk in the
coiooauu% The If mm-Observer calls it a
proposition to water the stock of'the
Sen a to. '• ' '
Let us give thrnks. The President
has isquod his pvoolauiation setting aside
a day ot thanksgiving and prayer.
Many people complain of the short crops
and hard times; but if they would only
eQutider the goodneas of God toward
the people of the United State*, they
wcnrld realise that there is,.much for
which tq be tbjmfcful. We-hope
the day will be properly observed here
iu Grahim and in sdl other places.
"Praise Gud frtnn whom all bltfsaings
floW." '*' * L; 'fr '' 'T'' ■
tist
The made
its appeaffitfoe last week in a new drebn.
The newrj-aper frosineas must be j
iahii>g down that way.
tftmjHea daily in Gvewneboro " Within
a year. It ought to suooeed if perse
vornMO unties difficulties is edUtfed to
success., :; W|H
j >ttf»alisin and wish it prosperity.
Tke DAJLY LK\PER brought us the
Mm
of the-Bhptbt Stite jQohventiou. Old
liutrygrdph h alwatf up with the times
trad otfeppqg pi his b|g weak-
Iv proved it 'Xww is a live pa«
nli' mmmtfl* *« r
P w i . nAVnu - ±
For % number of years past, it \ias
been the leering ambition ef Republiorn
politicians to brsak up th 4 solid souCh.
They tried every means they coold de
vise until at lakt a bargain was struck
with Billy Mahone, a renegade. Demos
erst, and the Republican party in Vir
ginia was beaded Over te the
tare, or the ropmdiators sold out to the-
At any rate, they form
ed a cealitieu. Mahone was bought
with federal pa.tronage, and the Re-
party.tepk the stand for repu->
diating the state debt. The plan
worlted weW,£-thatia» iucceedfd in
writing the state from tkfl 'foa.noerats,
which* frost a Republican stand-point
migbi.be aoesidsied in tltat light. They
elected CaHunen gtfyei'nor, and a major
ity of the lagtalatpre, whioh will virta>
aHy give the llopublieau* another Senv
ator, far the s)ico«sser of Senator John
ttan will rata with the.party that made
Ws elescitti f sasiWia. Virginia has fal
i-. ■ i I,
IVtUslßCtoii Bojrila The Past.
ft is interesting fa Wilmingtoaians to
knew that a number of youths bora and
o£red in thia ancient tonn hay* achiev
ed unaaassMD distinction in scholarship
ift As N»*y sad at Wast Point. Capt.
Jeha A. Window, who commanded the
Kaamge that sfak the Alabama during
the late war, was born here. He is now
de*t WlUisiß A. Boudlnot, tail fliv*?
lbg, ranked No. 1, of his gred* when hi
MM4c»ed fro o the Navy. He too is a
Wimiegteniao. Archibald Mcßae,
brother of Mr. Donald MoJl«*| sto od so
hifh above a4l others that tlhi second
■as» could net be graded. He died
yeuijg. He also was a hativa Robsrt
Savage, 808 of the late Timothy Savage,
was the flrat man in his class by coit
aion cenaeat *f ike atudants, but he was
ti*d to tbe examination of Kiehmend
Auliuk, son oi Commodore Aoliok, whe
wat. a atember ef the examining board,
and they drew for tb«9 highest
jileoe awfl yonrg AulieK obtained it.
Me. Savage died youog alto.
had two Weet Pointera
wh»™actad much credit upon th«m
sfclwa and their State, William Hanry
Wright was graduated n t West Point
With tho first honor, General Beaure
gard stood nest to hips— second. Mr.
Wfight dWfflt the age of"thirty-tVo.
William Gibba McNeil became very
a Civil in the
l't is well to remember these
flang*. They nay prove as incentives
to ihe y oe«|[ mad ef tlw preSeht
if'Z Stqr, ' . .
ariiy«rsif«riw i. f . . • fcjfa
. (V t iffjjlJ
A«i a result of Ma'ioco's victory, Vits
giuia funded bond* catue down with a
flop six p«>r cent, below tho price at
which tlijy had selling. So luuihl
rcudjunter success.
Washington Letter.
[From our Regular Correspondent.]
WASHINGTON. D. '*
Nov. 11, 18tJi. 
1 ■a4NnoMMo*giM* many mmm flwww ■
ittent clerks end officials iu Washington ;
no* than were here a week ago. The |
exodus of voNis from the Departments
was uliuost as great thin, year as it baa
**Ut bv>,n iu a Presidential campaign. I
AM employee* (roiu Virgiuia, New York ,
and Prnn»ylvauia were especially en
joiued to go home and vote, and wero
given a ten days vacation for that pur
pose. Nearly every room in mo»t of the |
Departments was short severaj clerks,
aid the work, which at thi* season ol
the year is most pressing, s tillered in con
sequeuce. fiat the country hail to be
saved again. It inayas well tie under
stood now and here, that the first busi
ness of this Administration, at all times,
will bo to attend to politics. This ro
minds me tbjat quite a number ot persons
holding lucrative Federal p&ailicnein tho
. South are now, l»«re in a state of great
uneasiness of ipind. They were promi-
I went iu opposition to Grant in the elecs
I tfon of, delegates to Chicago last year aud;
J now that tho "Old Guard" is ruuuiug
thing* they aro auspicious that all will
, uot befell with them. 0 . .
I The absentees on account of' politics
were not wmflWd to clerks. Evatf iliei
President whs tfwtly several day# ou the
pretext ol "private business. " When tho
Nt\w York Republican State Contention
met in New Y«ork the unsettled jaw bus
incs* of President Arthur - a ev ,
oral
settle,and cjosu iuij, aud it. is
whether hp would have been able to sou
tie it at-all had it not been for the timely
.aid rendered him day and night by!
Jonkftn£, Logan of Illinois, Catuelot* or
PemiSflvatfia, JJlnir ol New
JotiWdf NeVaddt, add'others kne%'
just Wiat atti'utiyii the PresideinV pVi,
vate business afifoirs Heeded. Then last
week when his
• again iu necdol advice,,»ml he felt great,
concern lest apathy cause_ "his
own State" to go against his party, the
President dis&WWWAhW tfWiHoro ol
his j to ?
notwithsfftifdiughU e«or,t to close it up
atnouth ago. Meauwhile he. had dpitf
here j all he could to help Mahone sett I e
up his business over iu Virgiuia. Great
interest was manifested hero iu the Vir
ginia elections, and all houett men riot
engaged in politics kegret tlie
•which has tallen upon (hat Common-*
wealth by the triumph of theHepublioaa
Repudiation Coalitionists..i But her
property owuing, tax-pa>ing, people,
those whe tyaye a real interest iu , her
dent Arthur and his hndAr trtffclals, \Vhd
pi-oieii«iig'fO Ue 'Specially Wsrupuloui
regarding the country's honor, have taken
into-/; lose communion a party of repudf
atore. The 65,000 ignoraDt„v,4Wtei;ate
must submit t6 the mongrel AbrfiirilWk-,
lion which Arthur, Mahonoand that
have selected.
Judge Folge*bg«taken" rsome at' the
Arlington for tho winter, and assumed
chfirgfl.Qfilhft The
offlcijil fjiuilotme will fall, with consider
able if is understood, iu a'abort'
time, much to the advantage tfrihb T>e
paVtinent, Which" ncfeds 'Wood,
gels rid of some ol it« ringk.'
There is a good deal of talk* too, about,
a change of polioy—A-jioducliQit jof some,
internal revenue aud a less rapid
paying off of the public debt. Juit at
prosent the annua! reports absorb atten
tion in this and otlier Department'. The
heads of bureau* are alrehdv sending in
tholr reports to the Secretaries who will
embody (hem iu their recommendations
to Congress, through the President,
Some ol U»«se subordinate officials are
quite prona to elaborate theories and ex
press views of (heir own. Wbeu Mr.
SplnD'er was Treasurer, he fbll-Into the'
habit of airing his financial views in his
annual reports and the practice grew on
him until ho practically usurped the lano
tions ol tho Secretiry in tho mattor of
making recommendations to Congiess.
Finally Secretary Bristow resolved to
stop it and on one occasion tdok his pen
and drew black linos all through the
long, sptln theories in the presonco of
Spinner, who had Just handed in his rev
port. Tlie old gentleman was Indigo
nant, but: Ids report was thereafter prints
od as'it should be, contalug simply a re- 1
oordofthe transactions of his offlcs. Mr.
Gilfllliti !:ae iu his report lor this ytfer
taken n* considerable space with a 1 some
what crude discussion of abstract
eial questions, and there Is much'curiosi
ty at tb* Treasury to see wbat tbe new
Secretory will do about it. /, v
Tbe election of a Democratic member
of the lUouse of ! Itopreseutatiyea from
the Eleventh New York district de
•J* 0 ??:' 1 * of the atraigbtoout
Itepuhlioans, and they will only be «ble
to nmster 146 votea, on* less thato a ma
iQriJjtli The Republicans horv are not
very much concerned over this, as tbey
express no doubt of beingoable to pick
m>-tii€ oue vote requiste to. eonstitute a
majority without much trouble. Tbey
have nine Green backers, two Virginia
Readjustees and one New Yo*k lode*
pendenttUopHbliotu to reoroJt frow. end
their calculaiions are, tberetore, based
ou good loundation. Yet if those twelve
tjueud>flra who.belong to .n«tln* of; ibe
regular «M'gnui%aAious,iWere to combine
they could tltet»le their owu twins. vh 7
The Tuesday Elections. 1
'/  -
'l hc Tnesdftv elections aro poeuliarjjii
sorae respects, in the hern States
j lliere seems to have le6n»'a*l.»ck ol in*
teres! resulting in a very light vo(
while the amount of ficrhjehiug ami fad?
Ing- fcep.ti* to have oueii very lai (lie
scratching in itch greater than usually
occurs. The Ue|ublicnns scum to have {
held their own, iiOlwilhatuudiHg the j
ulijflit sDeinccitttn; ;(>yiim fci>o:\tc«i iu b'Oiiu
tcnHctei guiia'i biii| fMrtiolifU to.
nothing in these off-rear elections, he-
n iVif
and
hir sentiment. PiacUcally it mailers
lit (lei whether there ha a light or a heavy
vole.io liie jiarty which w ins, for a ma
jority 01, a thousand which seoqrus the
victory and pjioils ias a
a majority bodied thousand,! y A
close vote wjierq U»ere »ia lull,
means.something, U'lva vote whore
a largo, pi of citizens jeinftji)
away iroin tho polls ippaiiß VM)hjng as an,
, index *>f public sentiment, otth ,U> >•> «i\
as it may he an index ol popular iudii»
leienee or popular disgust.
The main iliieresl,a3 also the main
contest, seemed io be in New York and
Virginia, in the latter of which especial*
ihe coulest was a lively oue- ,New
Yotjs was.wak'hed been use "t|ie squabbles
between tho 'I aminatiy and auti-Tuni
many Democrats on the one hand, and
tho stalwarts and halKbreed. Republicans
on the,other somewhat mixed things and
made the. interestingly doubtful.
The defection cf Tammany when the
Republicans were united, generally
meant a Republican vjefory, but this
year the jeans vyeie themselves
divided, h«t wli#, the ol that di*
vision tyould bp ww pi.ly a quM|Jon of
surmise II
•lid Ids sympathisers wpjiftd hold aloof.iu
•liow the hall^breed* who had gotten
control ot tt»o. party in, the Slate, jttiat,
>?iiliauf, Uie #u'iwflj-i«., tba jMfflJtajM
could not UpTd jIJm Stale.,,anfj that \hyjr.
could not be J.viflea with o* ignored,.
Fiomthe reduced vide' oau
sid ? pUew, xm
"Sf®™ , c V' d ;
nflec.tr'of (hq coattUon . beiweeir ; llalione'
ftni|.()ieltepuhr!t;at'?. eliic6 Jhe 'ltep&o/K
!i ft leffijife'
ed campaign, It p 1 cvs6ljl' , \['
sbofaiU&t'M ]) rthi 'ehrowtl?
IymdW Wtnik HU'ftufte 1 Wortll/c
hallos 6l tile bnonff.
muclf'itirpilsed as irio'Mfittff'At fli^"regWft'i 1
It tf.'a VlrgTiikV Viti lie)'
best people cut tfrstoh- tllilf litfiiWi VWra'
the consequences, for they did tfteii' bG&t'
to prevent it. tyliulcMir tlial retrult
be, riipidilliou'bi : lidt, the 14 'hofi'e« ddbt-
Kepublican 1 riiar.agors Are re*
sponsible Idr the ilif' idfl comfftVt ' tliey' 1
gave the Iteadjust er?. '
To sum up the result, ue far as (lie fli'-
ui-fes
rella'/hs) (li 6 flepuulici'iis 'hfcvfi w ,"helet
aJLOie Blaties thev had btro^e,"'Hive'
Ydrlf, kn'd capfh tlie Old 'B»- !
mliiidfi,i- Charlotte Observe?: M ! - ' 1
tft ')'- r i.ii" // •PiT.ua .lio*ii
inn qyolijiTTiTrTn^ff'TTnTTTT'itr /* jijiuii'j.
-ii ..TiiaiiKisvlvlng Day. ; • ( . /! ,
' I .haiiaii'yii'jrtt* —Ij«M hoioi>ri ««»i>-
OFFICIAL BI TUB PRBSI-
I ' lliic.VHM i»U t • '.V l«
Iffovcmber 7.—The ft>l*"
lowing proclamaljon wis issued from tho"
Depirtmeiil bl Sral6 ,td-'ilay:
By the President of (he United Statesiofi
Ainerica.tT~l , roctaniation: l i; vlim-
It has J long been a pious enst(Jm J of oti''
people, willr th« cloriiig'br*Uw ,J
h»6U back upon the blessings brought to 1
them in the changing course bf tho sea*
sow, rtiul to Vetnrn sotemil Ihankrf ltt' tIV«
Alhgitingflojii-ce lrom ,| wimm|they fioivf
and altlwusrh at this period, when tfc¥
laOeh'leal admonishta W that the itidlo W
otif sacred duty fiand, oifr rtadcur
•till lies in the shadow of a great beieaye*
incut, and the tnoivuilig which has 11 lle,t
oitr hearts.still find sorrowful expression' l
lowttril the God before whom we buf
lately bowed in griet and supplication;
yet the countless benefits which have
show6rod upon us during the past twelve
mouths call>ior OUH fenent graiimdo;'
and make it flit iug that we should r©ioio«
with thankfulness thai'the Lord lii> h&
infinite mercy has uiohl signal!v fnvorert
onr fcoimt-py and -our people, n Vcace>
withOnt and pf-ospsriiy within havffbeoii'
I vouchsafed -to uty ito peititence
ed our shores; rife abundant privileges'
of-freedom which our fathers left us in*
their wisdom are still our: inclining
heritage, ll in tlje h,eart of our vast do*
main some affliction has visited our
brethren in theiriojwt homes, yel even
this calamity has been tempered and in
a manner sanctified by the generous
compassion foe the safiarers which have
been; called .forth throughout our Und.i
Ifor all those ,things it is meet that the
voice of the naiioii 'should go op to God
iu devout homage. 1 u «, ,
Wherefore 1, Chester A. Arthur,
dent ol the United Slates, do recommend
that ail the people observe Thui-suay, the 1
24th day ol Ndvemberv jnibnt, as a day
ol national thanksgiving audpraver, by
oeasing, so far-as Ihey from their
secular labors and, meeting io their sfevW
oral places ot worship, there to jofn iu
ascribing Uonor and pi>alsa to Almighty
God,' whose goodness has-been so mani
fest in ,bur history and in our lives, and
offering earnest prayer that his bounties
may aoiitiuue to us and lo our children,
ilu Witness whereof, 1 hare hereunto
set my hand aud caused ihe seal of the
United States to be affixed. Pone at the
oily of Washingtdtvlhiv 4th day ofr >*k»
vembor, in the year of our 1 Lord' l .bne
thousand eight hundiad and. eighlv-ono.
and of-the iadepeadenos of .ilie United
States the one hundred aud .sixth i . u in
CuicsTHK A. Autiilk,
' By IhoPresideul Qdt )•« l i>i ,y,|i|
iuJasylUv Blauijs, Seeratary of Slate. ii»
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i «By.
iq i-i uisltl mliJßMWhi*•itiidu'ii:'. . «lii
RHEUMftTISR,
Nouralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of tho Chest, Gout,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and, ,
Sprains, (turns and Scalds,,,. ,
j, Bodityfainfa u ,
Tooth, Ear and fleadacbe,, frosted. Feet
and Ears, find qU other Pains
, , , and Aches.'' c
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No Prcptiratlon on earth equals ST. JACOBS OIL SS
a »"fr, autr*t timpte and cfawjpExterufj itaioety.
A trial entails but the aijoparatively trifling outlny
of SO C«n«», hnd erity one «UfferingW«h pain
*n have cheap *nd ftt , „ ,
• , Directions in Eleven Languages. /
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WIKH,KgALB & RCTAIL OJSALBRS IN
Boots and shoes,
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'f'rti«ilc», Faliies, AT ,
Wifl taffe pleasure ifi ftilingr orden, aend ena ran
ters satisfaction. Oct. BK#-tf.
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(j'HWtJF'ios!
fcwj -
TT is iniprnctfoab\j td enuoierate tn an a4rer* ;
ti-enient every akaisfeiooniyrising-my l 'Stock/
CwUrglmply siy'tt tM-varied, and comprised kl
mvat everj iliiug likelywb* "'Cst In my
nue-
Sogar, Coffee, Molasses, Cheese,..l,ard, Kero-
UM:oiK.Cu|iued If'ruita, Canned Meats,
Fleli. Oranges, Leuiqns Kuifins. Rice, 1
■Spices, Catsup, Cake*,,. Craokc s,
and Plain Candies, Soap, Starch, Klu
fAg, and mapy other Xbiugs .too.tedious to men>
Hon, all of which will lie sold for ■ "
OasJi Rapt ex? V 'X"
I ! '*9 ii 'ill . aJßi'jiitiiimo
on the most reasonable terms.
,1 will also feeqp.tbfi. , iU ,i l; fa*  q , e .
Largest andCTieapest
ih '' STOCK Off-,.: ae r, >
i,n , .ui«H In Jtil-i to ;jait ii* I jJih U Ji.«i •
Furniture
! *?* * It!)s.n.;-..J ft 1/K C ! %«*! ('l }ih.[*
' in town.'' hfl ■Wtiri
»p my Line \yill (Jo well,to call frttfl-Wft'
JTS6. M TURNER.
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* CINCINNATI, O. ■
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The (Mnted "Qomji of tfie Sovfft n Ctm MIH.
.fllli, sud rm«d«?l • Jliiuinrncoruri deairodb
Writ© for Catalofjuo ado Vrrccf bet%/v> p%Kmh9g.
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... TO FARMERS „
and TrtRESHERMEJI. \ rt
{'Lover
F.mrint) (pi(li*i rortablnor ?,'{
I doii. to um for
ifiiV&gfog
ocndsaasnmn & a«» r*6'
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BEST 111 THE fWibli ]
nA"f tfjf 8 W
( HI'RCH >®HC«wi.*t *MltI ANO ,» -—■
HAnmEK >» buano nriu aboir 1
the dirr rctoce. -
-t
--food. _
dessert spoonful of each kind with about a pint
■JOf water (hot Mirrin*
, ..H" 1 * 1 all w thoroughly .dissolfert The delete
( nous irtsbTUbleUwttir
, li be»ho'wu after fcittlißfjceOiHej twentyi tuin ir)W» brt, j*? !.,h
fe^MV r fi^o®aSa5 ~ei^f
* -rding (o Quality* =W - —— .
fcftanfltffcflnft SE;.;vfc ;M
Will et the purest and whitest ruade. 'J'he us*
j.,ot this with sour milk, intrrtefenao to Biking
Vowdar, saves twenty times its cost.
Bee one poupd tlluabl# lnfb*m*>
tiaa and read rartfuiiy. '
mow Mno rm
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45 Years Before the
THE CENVINE '
:.:paiw»aipiA.HE^
t-| CELEBRATED
1 1 I Fstl l fl£ C'/P'E'Op^' 1
, Complaint; ••,
II : J 1 iWit'« , i J JIA' , AND SIC* HIADAfcJIK. •»'«-"•• '
ill , -... ■' 'F. tUj In
» edge of the ribs, increases on pres
: sure; sometf foes' tlfe' pain 'is M ¥ffe left
side; the patient isnaiely able to lie
8^' I R.L e C t sometimes tlie pain i* f -
shftl&>
frequently of the
and. is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the ary-j.
stomach is affected with, loss of appa
¥H.VPS-i s P¥tF vcl Wg en rri
with lax; the head is troubled with
generally a iflurfi.WaUifkissjof mem
ory, wirfi painful sen-
haying../eftaiuapni'
Uung which ought to have been done* r>:«
A «fight,
?tteiwlant. J ' ! of
weariness and debility; he is^easily
tion of the skin; his spirits are lew;
and although he is satisfied that exeix t ,
cisp ,would beneficial to hiip, yetv,.i
he can Scarcely summon iip 4
enouglii to try it. In fact, he distrusts'
ev«=y-reMcly. Several of the-above_
(Symptoiis the disease, but
wlferfe W «»f lliem «k
--istcd, yet examixtion of the body,
The genuine ntfef stigaf Mated. ' "
tvejy bo* haj a red w« »eal 6n rte '
wjMJw »«pre».oa Dk. McLank's Lividj .
The^Al^
of C - MCLank »ad Fwun# .
BROS, on the wappecs.
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