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J. I), KKKNODLE, Editor.
L i ..... . I
Democratic Stale ticket.
TO COSOKESSMiH AT LiBGE:
J?IS MSN TYLER BENNETT, of Anson.
0R CONGRESS. , ."' .
6fDi.-imFiU 3f, SCALES, of Guilford
S POR SCWIEMH COURT JUDOH
rJfJf4S -8 UFFIN'of Orange.
for juioes:
W Dis. - JAMES E. SHEPHERD,, of Wash-
UnDis.-FREDERICKPniLLIP8, of Edge
ZdHs? A L LMA ND A. McKOY, o f Sampson.
4th IXs. 'JAMES G. Mac HA E, of Cumberland
5th his.-JOHN A . GILMER, of Guilford
m. Dis WILLIAM M. SUIPP, of Meckhn-
&urJ-
; FOB SOLICITORS!
1st Dit.-JOk H. BLOUNT, of Perquimans.
2d ms.- mLx.iAM 0. BO WEN, of A'orth-
idaDUS WIFT a ALIO WAT, of Greene.
Aft. THx JAMES in .vol ran. vj
W Dis.FREVJe N. 8TRUDW1CK,
of
MhTis FRANKl7oSBOJRNEt if Mecklen
bur a.
AU of the above nominees will be voted for
throng!, out the State except the Solcltor.
AUhoou is about being buibuwi up in
Virginia. They are now at. work on
his toe naiR VVe never heard of such
a thorough examination of a politician
before, however we nrmh preier ineir (.ur . haye oary compjeted the West
making it. -
the ring,
It is said to have been a warm and
boisterous time among those who knew
ot the clans and those in the dark. Evi
ry thing was carried through in accor
dance with the instructions received
from the Collector's headquarters.
general State Expenses.
The tabulated statement now bofore,
us, taken from the records ot tho Blate
Treurer's office, gives the State eipen
ses from 1868 to 1882. It shows that the
Democratic parly, with largely increas-.
ed objects of State expense, have I on
the State government ou leg than one-.
half the money used by the Radical ad
ministration.
With no public charities on their
hands in 1870 but the insane asylum at
Raleigh and the white asylum for the
deaf aud dumb ami the blind at Raleigh
(which together cosl $100,000) "he Rad,
icals required for the State government
the enormous sum,, ot one million one
bundled and 8evonleeii thousand one
hundred and sixty dollars and forty
lour cents tor the year ending Septem
ber 30th, 1870. V
The Democratic administration have
completed the unfinished State peuiteri-
The Tariff Commission was in Wil
miLgton last week, making some en
quiries. The work that this commis
sion is doing will not result in any
good. The members are having a free
ride through tne country and getting
paid for it. They care but little about
our peanuts or any thing else.
Same of our readers may not know
that this commission, was appointed"
purposely to g't rid of doing anything
with the tariff. This is the unvarnUh.
ed truth. A pretense is , now being
made to gather faoU (pr future use in
dealing ; with this question. ' But the
real Oppose of this coniniinsion was to
v ;Vy n Pbfi'tacle in the wny of any re-
'& htkn er!y day. :
An atteir.pt to break up a speaking at
Lmi-Jaster, South Carolina, last Wedues
1. jesulied in a riot. Col." Cash was
sIhii i P)0rtKii!i( when a negro
k t"'i I it i won I at nun. wincu
d ..;! i itial tor Hie attack and
4 -ii vie uu W'l i .ura.Mi.i
1 1. k ti if ineii. 'I le
, V- l.ieiiiiue. - Kiritsi
ii e it I K tolloWLit.
.r.fM'M'f re killed "lit riuht aiuj
vlip'r Iiiim1 sinee diedjfroiu their
'Tiie neitrne1 oulnuinbereu
V 1 l
I
sw
ern insane asylum at Morgantcu; have
built the Eastern insane asylum at Golds
boro for the colored insane? and; the
colored institution lor the deaf Vand
dumb and the bliud at Raleigh, and
have supported them all, except the
Morgan! on asylum, by au annual approX
priation for each of (he said iiiilitiuions,
together with the other institutions in
existence under Republican rule, tor an
average annual expense of not exceed
ing $520,000, or less than one-half of
fbe expense of (be State government
under the Radicals iu 1870.
lu addition this record shows that ont
of said expense, the Democratic party
has made large appropriations to the
construction of the Western North Caro
lina Railroad, the Cape Fear aud Yad
kin Valley Railroad, (he Oxford Orphan
Asylum; paid the interest on her bonds
lor the Western North Carolina Rails
road aud on tho Stale, debt, and, ont of
the same fund, inaugurated and proyid
ed tor normal schools for while and
blark. Since 1870, the Democratic rd
minlstrition have erected the following
chbii'ublc iusiitulioiig;
WeaU'i n
x 'i
vi UIIU.
the whiten three to one but uotwiih
Uiandi'.K the if rekt odd against , ihe
whit!s"nV'iie w kilieti. It is a gtea
plly thatVa riot aud lilfe between the
two races should occur. The whites aN
"'Vsy come oat ahead. The negro in
T ill" ignorance cannot nndef staud thls,
but be should learn a lesson. i -
O: ll. Deckiry, the Republican nom
inee for Congressman at large, while
Id Congress about ten years ago, bor.
rowed $15,000 of B. F. Butler, for
which be cave his note signed by sure
ties that were of no account. In other
words it was clearly the intention ot
v Docker y not to repay the . borrowed
money, A lew mouths ago. while Mai.
Bingham was in the Stale of Massachu
setts, Mr. Butler donated this note on
Dockery to the Bingham School for the
education ot poor young raeu in the
South. Will Dockery Lave the man
hood to redeom Ibis promise to pay, or
will be cheat the poor young men that
need education to badly , out of (bis sum
and appropriate itjo bis own benefit.
Will young men who are eutilled to a
share ot this moey vole for a man who
is depriving them of the priceless boon
of an education? We tbiuk not. if they
ever felt the need ot education. Vote
,. for Bennett, an honest, Jusl and capable
: man. . : .
Insane Aslum,
Inch cunt
Eusteru Insane Asylum
(colored,) , which cost
Colored IiiBiiintiou for tho
Deal and Dumb and the
Blind at Raleigh. K.
Addition to White Instilus
' tion lor ihe Deaf and
Dumb and ihe Blind at
Raleigh,
$265,000 00
73,599 19
15,000 0"
7,000 00
. , $360,599 19
Other expenses for Permav ? ,,
nent Improy emeu is: ,
For Western N, C. R. R.,
to date ot sale in 1880, ' 141,832 83
For Cape Fear hnd Yadkin .
Valley R. R., ; " 80,000 00
$532,432 02
' And all theso things were done with
rato ot taxation one and two-thirds cents
on the hundred dollars worth of proper
ty less than it was in 1878, and jast half
the RadiceJ tax of 1869. .
J. W. Harden declines the Repub
lican Nomination for the House.
D. W. Mich a el, t
Thos. Duck, ;
- Secretaries Republican C ivention.
Gemis,
. On my return from Balti-
fiisi Article was John A. Gilmer, while
L, C. Edwards voted "guilty" on them.
Iloldeu had made hiturelf very odious
to the dowoerats, but notwithstandiue
this when he was on trail Gilmer acted
as an unprejudiced Judge and voted ac
cording to i he dictates of his conscience
in opposition to a majority ofjthe Demo
cratic .senators. He bad the moral cour
age when acting as a Judge to-oust
aide political prejudices and partisan
bias, and such is commendable iu a Judge.
But how did Edwards act.? as above
stated he actually drove lloldm from the
court room! On the eighteeu'h day of
the trial Senator Edward, acting as a
Judge, so grossly insulted H olden that
he abruptly retired, stating to the Court
that did "not mean to tay to be in
sulted,' and never again made his appear
ance iu that Court, although tho trial
continue forty-four days. ' Day after
day the trial continued and yet Hidden
would not appear before the Court, be
cause one of the Judges had iusult vl
hiin,aod Edwards now calls upon the old
fare-: ncu" republicans to make him a
Judge of our Superior Court i. ,
A Judge should be free from preju
dice aud passion, should ijipartinlly
'administer justice, and, above all should
not browbeat, and insult helpless prison
ers. The only time that Mr. Edwards
had the opportunityjof acting as a Judgs
he proed himself unworthy of the
place. Would he do any better in the
future? Mr. Gilmer has been adjudge
for U' aily throe years, and all that time
there has not bee a a single complaint
againts him, on the. contrary, all men of
both parties, who have attended his
courts are unanimous in the opinion
that he is a model Jude. Would it
not be a bad swap to exchange him for
Edwards. Pittsboro liecord.
"' Mansfield, Texas.
, , . ; . Sept., 1882.
Mr Editor'
- Away ont in the de
lightful and fertile Texas, where the las
boi'e's toil not in vain, whore cotton and
corn fields are yielding abundantly, aud
where the cowboy can be seen, whip
and lariat iu hand dashing across the
Prairies, attending his daily , labors.
This is where the young, wn should
come and get 160 acre ot Ian i that the
world cannot, beat, lor only $H,just to
settle upon it five years, aud they cau
brius their little darlings with them, as
83ine of them seem to think thU theie
are none iu Texa as beautitul and re
fined, in which they are very much mis
taken, but I forget that I s ud (oo much
about the dark skinned girls ot Texas
once before, for which I received sever
al rakiugs, 1 will only ay to those who
have taken 'so much trouble as to sic
down and vrri e ine letter, of reproof, as
regards the young ladies of Alamance,
that they must not think thai there are
none so dear aud sweet as those of Ala
mauco, it my old sweetheart doos live
there, l should have said, nxiiing more
about this, but for tho last letter of re
proof 1 received a uiouih or m ire ago
from one, a bright young man iu ins
own estimation, iu have awoke at ihix
late hour to find that I had written a
loiter to the Gleanek over six mouths
ago. ii' which there was a tcreat reflec
tion csbt opou his Sal or ir may be
Mol, it matters not to me. I will assure
the gentleman that be uor any one has
more respect for the young ladiei ol
Alamamo than I do. I am sure of one
thing, and that is, that the laaies see
but little of my young friend, unless
they should happen to go by aud see
him sitting tpon the lence iu the sun
shine, I will now dismiss the subject,
leaving it with the rooro iulelligent, who
I am 'sure have not seen os my young
friend has. , . ;;
. I suppose you would like to hear
somethnif about crops. Cotton is fine
iu western Texas, and corn is fine all
over the country, but cotton is not so
good iu northern Texas, on account of
so much rain. Wheat crops were yery
fine, turning ont from 20 to 30 bushels
per acre. . Cotton is selling at Hi cents.
we were visitea a tew weess ago oy a
half dozen or mor wohes, and had a
nice cbpse. I was very anxious to go, as
1 bad never seen a wolf, but after a few
hours chase, the wolye set up a terri
ble howling, and 1 told the boys, that
1 believed that 1 would go back, not
that 1 was afraid of the ;volyos by any
meaus, but that it was verv annoying
to any one who had not beeu accustom
ed to hearing such a noise, so I weut
back home aud played croquet with the
other boys the remainder of the day.
There are plenty of wolves here, but
they are not dangerous, and as hard to
see as a fox. The . Prairie dogs are
more numerous in Ibis part (western
Texas.) than iu eastern Texas. They
are very pretty and make the Prairies
ring at night with their yelping. The
antelopes can be seen skipping across
' The Republicans of Guilford county
held a convention at Greensboro last
Saturday, Which nominated A. 8. UjIo
- tou for the Senate, h, F. Davis and J.
S. Morrow for the House. ' R. M. Staf
ford was nomiuated tor Sheriff. O'her
county officers were also nominated. '
A resolution was, offered adopting (be
Republican platform as adopted at
Raleigh, except ' Ihe anti-prohibilion
plank. As tho convention was being
manipulated by the 'revenue ting," the
resolution was promptly tabled and the
draftsman retired in dipgust. .. A reso
lution instructing the candidates for ibe
Legislature to support (V. Ike Youpg
for the U. S. Senate was adopted.
Iu (he VegiuMlng a motion, to make
more. I was informed that the Renubli
cau Conyenliou of Alamauce , County, J the Prairies like an arrow. They look
held in Graham on the 16;b inst. , unan
imously nominated me as their candi
date to represent them in the next Gen
eral Assembly of N. C. You will allow
me to return to yon my many thanks,
lor Che honor conferred ou me, bu r it is
altogether impossible for me , to accept
the nomination. ; . .. , ,. :
: I am, Yours Respectfully,
J, W, II ABDEN..
1 '
:t Choose Ye-
- The two candidates for the office of
Judge of ibis- district; were democratic
members of the senate in 1871, and act
ed as Judges in th-Iligh Court o
im peach men t that tried, and convicted
Gov. Holdsn. We purpose contrasting
their conduct in that great trial and wil.
show that Gilmer acted as an imiarial
tnJ unprejudiced Judge while Ed ward
acted as a bitter partisan and by hh
insolince drove the defendant out of the
court room, .'.There weie eight Arliclea
something like a goat and are very wild.
1 was very sorry to hear of Dr. John A.
Moore's death. Alamauce has lost oue
of her noflest citizens, oue whom she
loved and esteemed, Uow little 1 knew
that when 1 bid bim adieu, that it was
forever on earth. He has many c Mends
as well as his loved ones to moaru bis
loss.. As ever, ; " ; ' ;
' " ! ' . Frank, . '' '
Charlotte is progressive. Her citizens
are talkii.g about street-cars The cap
italist want somewhere 1 loputthei
mouey. ;- ' - -. ,'
' Dislomper is doing some fatal work
among the cattle iu Forsyth county, y
"Never interrupt any conversation with
a hacking Cough; it. creates a bad im
pression. ' Betterinvest a quarter ol a
dollar in a bottle of Dr. lull's Coub.
S) rup aud cure it.
When others are suffering, drop a
woid of kiodness and synipathy". if they
Are tuBering f rom a Cold, give them Dr.
Hull's CouitU Syrup; a few doses of this
va uable remedy wil! afford iuslant res '
lief, and a tweuiy-five ceut bottle will ,
cure tbo worst Cough. - ' "
'rTiYuous Factory Jtnrned.
About half past one o'clock on . Wed
nesday morning Wood's tobacco facto
ry was discovered to be ou fire. 'Our
citizens gathered with their usual alac
rity on such occasions, and soon the
fire engine was on hand doing good and
effective work and witb ahese attached
to the hydrant ou the South side of the
house the fire appeared to be under cons
trol when the Captain ordered the was
ter cut off to change the hose, which
caused something io get wro:g about
the engine which rendered it useless for
soiuoinne, and the fire again got under
such headway as to totally destroy tbo
building and all it contained, and it was
with tho'greatflst difficulty that the fac
tory of H. Scales & Co., ou the adjoin
ing lot, was saved,
Mr. Wood's loss was about $40,000,
covered with $30,000 insurance. Hi s
indirect loss is very heavy iu the loss of
his stock so that he will not be able to
1.. I.:. . A tl (J.., I.. V fir. Inan I
tuyiy uis unuo. 11. ouaios uu vu. i"-
about $1,000 from damage to stock aud
building.
The fire is supposed to have origina
ted from a stove in tho prize room. The
safe was Orawu from the burning mass
this morning, and all" the papers,-ect.i
it contained were found to be uninjured
Mr. Wood has (he sympathies of1 the
Sentinel aud the community in this, his
nrst experience witb tho .all devouring
clement, as the working season has
about closed, and it is impossible to re
build this winter, and a full stock of his
amous brands "Maud Muller" and
"Old Oaken Bucket," for tho season's
trade were entirely conBumod. Win
ston Sentinel.
FALL AND WINTEBaooj
-ana rr Hisr.sj j oj ex
L3L M. m-, flfe.- i ?M
.. t'OxTlPAS7 SHOPS iH
DEALERS IK" '
STRICT IY F1IWT-CLASS GOODS
IN. O L V BIN G - V
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS. GROCERIES, i - .
HARDWARE, WOODEN and TIN WARE
.: . ' DRUGq, ESSENCES, 'EXTRACTS, c
TIIE LARGEST STOCK OF - '
BOO IS and SHOES in the County.
GOODS Sold at LOWEST CASH PRICES. PRODUCE BOUHT or Tab
EXCHANGE for GOODS 1A&WU
They respectfully invite their friends to call and ezamios their
8tock
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
I am manufacturing three stvl- of Swinir Machines and selling them
UNHEARD OF PRICES II 8
as to defy competition. No fa-uly need ba without a Machine, and
out of employment a't.pr reidine this
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The "Cenlennlai;
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from two spools, is
.war
whole
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with the greatest ease and
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aells
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io wwn ana warrented tol
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Frlce
Three Car Loads. Messrs. F. & 11.
Fries, of Salem, N., C. who propose
to make an exhibition of Forsyth coun
ty, in fbe way of rolics, curiosities,
minerals, manufactured goods and ma
chinery, have succeeded In getting to
gether a large and varied collection.
They will have in their collection
many relics aud curiosities which will
interest. As Forsyth couuty is, among
other thi ns9. noted for its mineral
wealth, Messrs. Fries' collection of mluA
era I specimens, relics and curjo8ti03 will
no doubt be peculiarly interesting to all.
They will make an exhibit of maniifao
tured-goods, among which will be a full
lino of their celebrated woolen gvxls;
tbeJwill also exhibit various machinery,
agricultural implements, &o. They in
form Secretary Williamr that they will
bring about three ear loads and will re
quire sixty feet space at least in which
to show their collection. This will be
the largest single exhibit that has ever
been made in this Stale, and will place
Forsyth largely in tho lead of an other
county. This reflects great credit on
Messrs. F. & II. Fries. as energetic.
public spirited, live business men, such
as any county or sta'e may well be proud
ot. News-Observer. 7
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- . Ulanofinciurcr f
lhe-patent Folding Table apd the Latest Styks of Sewing Mil
chine Cabinet Work.
645 i ORTH BROAD S'I, P AILADELPHIA, PA,
Aug. St. 1883, 9ai.- v. , '7
: :
What Prayer can Do. A r-mark-dilile
lusuuors ot bhe muetit of faith and'
prayer ueoured yuatHrday at Mmr's
Chuptl saiup-meeting. The wife of Sain.
H.Tylor,wh.'o rwide near New Garden,
b-s been an invalid for two years pst
of the time unable to walk at all and
for a long while compelled to go with
crutches. Yesterday she went to the
meeting and denired the prayers of tho
church that she might regain the use of
her limbs, and said she would not leave
the church until the prayer was granted,
When the recess tor dinner was taken,
she refused to leave the house, but still
remained in and passed the .hour in
worship, Capt. R. P. Troy, who is noted
as a reviyalist made an rarnest appeal in
prayer for Mrs. Taylor, just before the
services cloood at 5 p. m, and when the
benediction was pronounced she arose
with the congregation and walked as
well as she ever did. She is a good
woman and her friends will rejoice with
her and husband. We have read of such
things but this is the first instance
where the parties are all well known to
the writer. G reedsboro Bugle
State and General.
The case of Henry Oakley for homi
cide at Pittsboro last week was not
tried, but by consent of the Solicitor a
verdict of manslaughter was submitted
(o. He was sentenced to a term of im
prisonment.in the penitentiary for ten
years. ' ' ' Y "
A srxall colored bdy, Xvbe Uoltoii,
while playiug about a belt 111 McMa
hou's factory at Greensboro last Friday
was caught aud so badly - bruised that
bodied from the effects ia a short
whjle. - . , "
Jute culture in this section is not ful
filling '.he flattering promises held out for
it- though the yield has been all that odb
could expect or wisb,yet the farmers say
they cannot afford to cut and haul the
crop to market, profitably, at the prices
offered, We said some time ago that
one could not afford 10 haul dirt three
-BtiksHttfJeronxCorn, cotton,
Tico,-pwnMind potatoes are thecrope for
Eastern Carolina.-Newbernian.
TIicm wk have niac caildrea
May have, as much trouble with them
as did the old woman who lived in a
shoe. The children will alt the time be
getting their noses bumped, their haada
bruised their fingers cut, and their stom
achs and ' bowela disordered by unripe
fruit. The mother who is wise enough
to keep a bottle of Perht Davis's Pain
Kilxkr saves her children much suffer
ing, aud herself a great deal of tiouble.
I IlI'lHHKTtly wEDIGHEESiEBS
K HfcJnifl'UUUI Nm II KID 11 msam EHI AHLIH
iasisaaM " w NINSTV-EIC
SEEDS
SEEDS
For the MERCHANT ? wMywPian
For the MARKET GARDENER
For the PRIVATE FAMILY
Crown by ourselves g 9ur 9ri Fprnff
ED M
HT YEARS
SEEDS
SEEDS
t Handiome IUaatrated Cataloane and Rural ReglaMr FREE TO ALL.
MERCHANTS, BE?0 VS YOTJR BUSINESS CARDS FOB. TRADE LIST."
DAVID L AHDRETII a SO NS.SEED GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA I
laxide of Iron, I'ervna
BarkandPhosphonui
a toalatable form. IM
otuyprtparatioHofin
thnf .nil! tint bUiekmtSt
teeth,so charaeterMttf
mnrrr irvn pnywrnwww
Uce, ana in an expertenceof I
ie reinlU that Db.TUbtb'"
Diseases, uvspepsla, ana mm-
na.. miuln mnm. wonderful CfiTw. I
wme orsVeBitainl physicta.7bave yielded tojM tocompaj
Ibe it to luene to any iron preparation, made. 1 VXrT
ltoinoetytnniypr,cW.. mBmllAim:
, mot, ma, ibbi
I nave used Da. IUbtib'b Ibon Tonio In my pracl
riauMi th.t hKTe baffled
able remedy. Ipreecrlbe
a Da. Haictb's uox
It gUte oolor to tus bUoi,
MMrtiaiOIWUMMM
Me tUfestUM organs and
nsrvus system, making
it mppliebU to Chenerl
Dtiilitg, loss Appe
tite. Prostration of Vital
Powers emd Impotence.
St. Loots, Mo
SlMWuhATWUfcl
'MM ML
rowers em Jmpotenee. a i mmm m yuiia
WRUFAGTUKEB IYTNI DR. HARTIR MEDICINS GOM tl N. MAW tTIT.UW
For the Wheat Crop.
ALLISON AND ADDISOEI S
"STAR
BRAND"
COMPLETE MANTJBE !
It is fine, dry and iu excellent condition for drilling' . .
. xnis rerniizer nas ueen in vise iweivo cio, o
reputation ior excellence second to none. Standard gutf
IT CANNOT BE SURPASSED!
Toy sale by
Who Avill take .WHEAT, -TOBACCO and COTTON
exchange for it, at highest market prices. pni4
. Also for tale by J. A: JMcCauley, Company Shops,
: : 1 : - rTTTrf&BVm
E. F. AORli i, JJ. A. CJLEMi.V, (Late with Holtaud'S Warehouse.;
UNDER THE FIRM NAME OF
Acrec, (Dollcnifflanfi & Co.
- WITH- ,. ' -
TlrSilAC. SMiTHas Auctipneer,
1 "dL..-:,'' ' " . 1 L innrs of ibe.
f, , , Will sncceed f. J, S I JiiKNlS S W., si prwpi-- w
Cor. Main and Bridge Sts., DANVILLE, VA. J
Possessing every facility for Jhe mccessful conduct of our busi
. ; with cenfidoufe to the public tor us-iay"-e.
' CT J. B. IIAZELL, of Alamance county, N O , Is with this Wsrebouse jsii
licits the patronage of Ins frionas, and promise! to do alt in bis power
baeco bring the highest prices. - . - .
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