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VOL. XXVI.
RALEIGH. .iC, SUNDAY MORNING," AUGUST 19, 1888.
NO. 45.
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Absolutely Pure.
rhiq powder never Varies. A mui1
f parity, strength and wholesemenew
IXore eeonoinloaX'Vhan. ordinary kinds
rannot be sold in competition with the
uuttitnda of tow teat. 'Short weight,
alum far phoaphata ptmdera, sold only in
iu. j BOTiLiuiiiia rowi w, iw
Wall Btreet. New York.
Hold bT W. Oj A. B. Btronaot, and
J B Ferrail ft On. '
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The Democratic County Convention
tarday, J
Special t Uie Nei a i.l Observer !
GittENHj:iBO, . .C V Aug. T Tjio
largest Democratic convention that
ever assembled in Guilford county
met here today at 12 o'clock rn aid
nominated the following strong ticket:
For the Senate D. f. Caldwell; (t,r
the House,' Dr. J. A. McLean and R.
A. Kennett; register of deeds, W. .
Sapp; treasurer.lA. G. Kirknian; cor
oner, Dr. R. V. ,Tate; surveyor, J. .
Gambol. The Convention was pte
sided over by -Prof. II. H- Ilolt, uf
Oak Ridge, and wap,: without doubt,
the largest a'mj roOBt enthusiastic)
assemblage cf t6nidcrats ever Biin
here, The litkfct ia a strong o$e,
indeed, and foreshadows a gloiicfus
victory in November. .
hie Niitn.ifY ioskehknck.
i
CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY IN
THE HOUSE.
'UIE SENATE BILt TO FRKVEKT TdE I OM
INo OF CU1N8SK LABORERS INTO THE
C.MTM) STATES OTHSR SEWS.
W0011U0T1 & .SOU,
U East Martin Street.
A II
THE Ari'OIKTMESTJ or PiLlli.VTES TO .'All Yi
llENKRAli COMKliESCE
Bpcolnl to tlie News aiid Observer.
Snu-iiv, N. O j Aug. 18. Tho con
ference adjourned today, lioutjuo
business only wjis trftnsacted. Thir; j
one hundred dcjllard wts raised 1 ir
the mission iu Qregoh. J. s. Mai tic,
D. Matt Thomtlsoh, L. J. HowellL.
L Smith werej chosen delegates : to
the General Qonfejrence;. J. W . I A.
Paine and K. jl3. Jlillcr alternates,
Bishop Duncan aad lrei?ident Crpw
ell preached yesterday and will preach
tomoirow. The Jiext conference meta
at Gastonia. ! : ;
BtJJS ( 0 .11 II t.
Thr Tmorrtlr ton my CanvrutlnM. '
Specliil to UitfKews.incJ Observer. ',
Asusville, Sit Oi Aug. 1H. the
Democratic Convention today nomi
nated for the House, M. E. Certerina
J. S T. Bairdj for sheriff, D. L. liy.
nolds; register 0f deeds, J. J. Macey;
coroner, W. D. Milliard; surveyor? R.
H. Starnes. Tjhe proceedings weje
characterized bjt harmony and eutihu
eiasm. j ;
OL. WA UDELL. AT SllcISBlRV,' ,
Ky Telecniprj to tlje NewsauJ Observer.
WasjusgtOj;, Aug. 18- Hot .si.
The House ir considering the Se. ale
bill to prevent the coming of Chinese
laborers into the United States.
A general discussion of the subject
of Chinese immigration occupied
about four hours and digressed to
various collateral issues.
- Tending further debate t ie Houee
ak r o'clock adjourned.
TKtlOW FKVKIl.
NO DKATHH IN JACKSONVILLE TlirUSl'AV.
Uy TelcKraph to the Wews anil otiservi r.
Washington, D. C, August 18.
Surgeon General Hamilton has re
ceived a dispatch from Jacksonville
showing four new cases of fever and
no deaths during the twenty-four
hours ending last evening. Surgeon
Ilultou, now stationed at Mobile, has
I ecu ordered to Waycross, Ga , re
lieving Passed Assistant Su-gecn
Urqubart.
NOT a new CASE.
Jacksonville, " Fla., August 18.
Not a new case of fever has been re
ported todaj. There i was one death
last night at the Sand Hills Frank
Donovan, a boarder from the Grand
Union Hotel The day is lino and
the outlook is rery encouraging.
VOT-ft. OF 1'K WEI..
Morelmiii C'Ainibriduf nail lit, (oMi;ci
II dt-w rihtt Minlt lit l.lvr.
liV REV f I II it IT.. HAl'i- ;
Wilmington .-tt.n , ;
These ire;' nuiuuou.-. .
handaome; atiiJ :.-' i. i i,
buildings lire of y out, tli i
stories hiW,!iua if n-g.. ,j
the courts within coDtititiin-
grass plots. : ih-sn L'-.- k ,
courts. t. JjLu . i .
courts and Trinity tie 1.
room-4 .of . tiB M ..
combinaMo., : .i-. ,
beauty nud wa .-,
thse structures lki 1h
when m 'lii" i
NIPPED.
PRETTY PRIZE FIGHT
SPOiLEl.
II nl I
i jsi:
l eft in i
ri.oNS AKUiSIED I tLlliltlTIBS RS.
MiEn IS NDVtl. narPAIIONS
'THEU NEWS.
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HIS FPEECIi A DEAD LtVEL oTKETt'U OF
OOQD BLJiSE. ' . i. i"s
Special to Uie News pind Observer. j
Saljbbubt, N, lO , Aug. 18. Itofl;
A- M. Waddellif poke here today oia
large and in eyei-yiway at'entive audi
ence. His speeth wis a macaificeht.
dead-level atretU of eense aul trith.
He made votes. ! '
Brk Jail.
Special to Ui4 News 4nd Obterver.
Moxcukk, N.
prisoners broke
night, Mack Miken and Wm. Mister,
colored. One
F eerB acker f.rinU t 5c, worth 7 l-2c
i t -
r rinted Satiue Foulard, Navy blue print,
81 incbe wide, at 7 l-2., a y ard.
worth Vt l-2c
5,Dpp pairs
hi fei ribbed Kosq. black and grey, at
XOo f pair, worth, 15c.
Our Soiv York Buyer
Pittsboro
lynching.
0., iAug. 18 Two
jail at Pittsboro Hast
of them had been
transferred from Alamance jail to
on icooant of threats pf
-i I
chapel of St John's
000; th.tt ' ff ; Jcm)' ' , .. ti i
as much, whiU' lLc i . ,K
college, b.1111 by ll-i i.
and liuibhed by Jioi'-. ";t
Ctird;nal .WLdacv m J.'.Ti i
cost thrte lisiica u in..--!' .1 :x e ;,
length ii i-'t-i C i . !
ej by a dompetent author. "in i i
thw ti'ii'i r -;i in h . , i ;
illg.S :U C'iir)(it"U 'om ' .:. "
library tttdil ;:-.!.( .. , ,, -.
of aichitecture. Tie h i . . ; :).
Of f HJihitlJl.tif ... !,,.,:,, ,
large hall 'ki; which tl. . - - . .i
UilfU'H r.ll 1. tl't'lJ', i !
tf and ilTellows, t-:
aij'l oc'iils.3;tofetin i
l'x e 13' a tJnivei Pii
sistihg of ;4()0,000 voliiines. To
library, .'iswell M to U.ut of tlio R.i'
ish Museum in LolhIoo, h tiojy . i
evuy book published in England ib
sen. .Kadh ) college has a library ,1
its oat.; squib of theai runnin),' up m.
hiuh as J(!d)00 volumon in" addition
1 1 Ir .r i; h to tl.e Vmj-i xni lerver.
i Xtw YoiiK, Auiruflt 18 Officers jof
i-tf.e tf-amboat I'rttroi rau alongside
the bar' E Myers this morning and
t4rretd 106 pfrrioos witnessing a
,.PZ' nrut, oetwf-M L,.i 15 anc.he. the
i.i". hd ! Joh.i Yjtrley, imported
I!" wi.'ht ehsmpion of England,
light . 1 ad j it t ended in Varley s
:,' k:; 'fk-'d out at Iho end of tjle
i !t:in0, i ioh occupied eight
h Crtit Jviulr. whfin inn
i
mi I
j Th.
' t'.iid
! luitni
! bo:.-
il d 'u l;ii ''f, foiiiid a number
v. 'tidiii;; elfcb''it.ifn engaged in npw
occpj-i' ions. For iutance, Jack
DecMwy w:i acting ai btaker, Snp
por (i.irrison as bartender. Jack Fal-
f Rj-ookljn, u ea'eBman at he
iu; i-hoouu'er auJ s on. !
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More llli 4(ltt lh Thudrr. ;
Special to the Kejj and Observer. - i
ljONTnj. Aiij i r rvtKl meuicbJ
of the Irish parliamentary party iihfe
announced their intention of bring
ing suits Rgainst the Times. Th Ob
ject is to mulct the; paper for cbsts.
attkmptid hobbery j
BO&BKH8
Pun haaed those gxds much betow theii
! value, and wp are setting them a
BARGAINS
and they will only 1hi a few days.
1)WAR1) FASNACH,
JEWELER
OF A UNION PACFIC. TaAIH tub
CBIVX3 OFK. t 1.
By Telejraph U Kewitaad Observer..? ,
St. Lona, Aug- 18 A spectal ;to
thePoBt Dispatch from Cheyenne,
W-romiTic. save: An attempt was
made at two otclocli this morning 'by
masked men rob the Union Pacific
east-bonnd overland passenger ?train.
At Dana staticm near Rawlins 1 three
masked men fcovered the engineer
with rerolv-r 8 and Compelled him; to
throw up his banda; 1 Breikman
Frank Tillmari grappled with one of
Ihe robbers, tjie express messenger
came to the rescue and the rubbers
were pat to flight after thirty or for
ty shots had been exchanged. I Fire
man Nabh and Breakman Tillman
were teriouslj woiinded, the foipier
shot in the bib and arm and tig. lat--terin
the side. One robber was
dropped but tas carried off jby his
comrades. Ihe sheriff of 9MDOn
Co. with a pose ia in pursuit-
Mtllltry Conilrcy In 6pl.
By Cable to th Kwi arid Ol)server.
Lob don, Aug. t8. Advice from
Spain say a imilitary conspiracy has
been discovered at Madrid. Aiatalry
officer and several sergeants and pri
vates have been Sarrested. 4- "strict
watch is being kept upon suspected
men in the garrisons atSaiagdssa and
Leridai ' j
A Jut JndflitKnt.
i 'At the present term of Jbnnston
Superior Coart a; negra named Bur
well Battle bas been tried aind con
victed Taefoie Jiidge Ayery ppon an
indictment br shboting intof a train
on the North Carolina Railroad, near
Pine Level,i The court sentenced
him to imprisemment in the peniten
tiary for eight years. ThiBj is a just
and wholesome judgment j and, we
hope, will serve as a warning. No
punishment ia too severe fori a wretch
rko fires into a train filled with un
suspecting' xtayeutrg. ; ; ;
ThciI' Prople Kllleil by "Rc(u'Iiilrit."
By Tel Krovh tut tho News ainil Observer.
New Ohleanb, La., Aug. 18. Im
ports from Freetown and other sour
ces indicate that more thau twenty
negroes were killed on Thursday by
the Regulators and several others
severely wounded. A special tc the
Pickayuue from iShireveport 'eays:
Tuesday jast a negro was hanged by
a mob near? Big Cypress Bayou in
Bossier Parish, for breaking into a
store and stealing a sum of money.
A Mi M NOT 1.0VFI.V
AT HErt'llLlcAN HEAIxjUAUTEKS IN NEW.
' YOKE.
N. Y. t'tfr. .Cl'iejunatl Eniuitfr.
Judge Jaines Grant, of Iowa, was
a visitor at the National Democratic
Committee's Headquarters today. Ho
spoke enthusiastically of the situation
in the West, and said that the Demo
crats) in California are working the
Chinese question with great effect.
Judge Grant said that tne people of
Iowa arc for tariff reform.
The internal dissensions at Repub
lican headquarters have become very
bitter. ; It is all caused by Blaine, hiB
schemes and the ambition of his per
sonal friends whom he is backing.
&oureVlrg"riatiy" bothered. It
seems that' Mr. Blaice has offered to
speak all over the country and de
mands i hat he shall be sent to the
Western Sta'es. The Western mem
bers of the National Committee from
Iowa,; Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Michigan say they won't have him
because there is a pronounced senti
ment for tariff reform in their Statep.
There is iu objection, moreover, in
the mindsi of many Republican Na
tional Committee members to Blaine's
going to Indiana They eay that if
tbis is done it wui ouscure tiarrison,
and that he is far f torn being a prom
inent figure iu the canvass. When
Mr. Blaine wa here he stafed that
the. letter brought to him from Har
rison by the latter'8 partner, W. H.
H. Miller?, contained an invitation to
him to come to Indiarja. Possibly
General Harrison does not appreciate
the position he would bs placed in
I should Blaine accept the invitation
But nis friends here do, ana come
wnat maj they arc detoi mined to pre
vent Blaine from going to that Stale
this, fall; The situatiou ia getting
worso and worse ; every day, and the
breaches in the Republican ranks have
apparently become so wide that they
cannot be bridged.
to !Uesei there
volumes in the
jlufceurn,j an ; inst
it founder. Who
is a librury of '.I,Mm)
splendid Fit :'.,vi!liat:i
ution .namo.1 after
850,000 for On
gave
efctablisbUifnt- A library also i
U:uon, wHieh is a s-uberb Club Ho
'he
use.
Brother that did most of the woik : ;
Well, Brethren, it matters but very :
little whether men cave us anr credit i
for our labors. When the Master J A TRlO, 6f FEMALE SAND BUG-
comas to "mase up nis lewels we I
LATEST.
i
(hen- are over 1 000,
accf ssib'o lo the vio-
Bin! alt-ogethi r
OuO of volunitH
tetjHC.rs and studeiits. In mentionir
the public; buildings I must tiot fo
gf-t the Pftt Press or tho Ujfversi
Printing (flice, and the Socate Hout
which cost 100,000.
s'rvLE C' unifo or tue HTntsr3
Instead iof two students ocriur-'s ir:
a ro m, as-ia
thri-i rooms1
America ach
to himself a
icau In
room t
sleep ip, another larger and Lan i
soiuoly futfuiislied to etudy and c-at -u
as well aft to entortaiu cornpa'jy in,
and a third smaller one called tun
"Gjp room," which coutains erockory
enough 16r a small family, toLit
cooking utensils, his wine box r.td
coul box, qtoi Hi9 dincer he takes iu
it ri .11 ! Ji p ir i
mo nan at p:.ju p. ci., or at. i:l. p.
m.. and fajs two shi'Iicga ( 0 cental
for it, wlailo his breakfast aud luni-h
and tea, if'hs wishes it- are tikeu iu
hii room. ; His servant is calif d Li-, I
"Gjp,o or.' Vulture" The Gyp aud
hi. wife atUnd to his looms, i;tt Lis i
tel? fri" FJ 4" iort; -t hl xsii:: y j
has a coat of armt-, end so has tuct: !
college, and the studeiua of tiich co.- ,
lege wear-a thflerent gown, tcougU
ali wear the tame k.ud ol fan crown
td ;ape. 5 The graduate is -distinguish i
ed from e under graiWate Viy v?ar- :
icg ribbons on his gown.
When they goto Chapel they wear
a white gQwn called a eurplioe, 1 be
lieve. Each student is required o
attend prayers five times each week,
though prayers are road four! em
times a week- No names ar cnlled
in tho Chapel, but an ctTicer a'tanda nt
the dooi' and slicks a pin at !ho ijati!---of
pvery; student as he eutis, tliou-;!:
they dca't call them students here,
but ''men;" and they are no! snid to
study, -biit to' "read."
DOW 'UKUUEES lilt HUM EUjlEU
ftALXIGH, X. 0.
OLITAIHK andXLlSTER BIAIOSDV
aold Jeweb-y, Clold and Silver Watchc
' Oorhauv 'b Sterling 8ilverware,Eoger
plated silverware, any size and
weight of plain IS" karat En
gagement rings constant- -ly
io stock. Badges
and MedaU made
!io order.
Our Optieal Department
Embraces an endless variety cf lenses
tnrther with our practice! expe-
Jence enables us to coirect almo-tanyi
.rrnr nf refraction in Myopia neargight j,
BypermetropU (far sight), Prwbyopm
'oldaisht). Asthenopi (weak ngkt) an..
iiin nrombt relief from that distre-
Uft jeadach-which often accompanies
imperroct vmitb
i OUR ARTIFICIAL
- - CfK
Human Eyes
, ... nd kwk like the natural organ
,
tmLu wheninsersea
r "
ofTnta at a diatance having a broken
- T h aaothw aod withea Mi
Mllllarjr HclllOni ScrTlcrr.
The chailain of the Governor s
Guard, Rey. L. , Nash, wHl conduct
pecial milttaty jeligious seryjees for
ha company this afternoon at 3-30
o'clock int the; Central Methodist
charch, corner 6f Person ! and Mor
gan street. These monthly services
to the company liave been, very inter
esting and ilarg congregations have
always aitwnueu iiuoui. vjuh
will attendj m lull areas umiorm ana
be under strict military difecipline.and
occupy the front seats in the church.
The pubhq jftijordially myitcu to at
tend i Le services. 2 ;
OrmUam Culy UtmocTtlc otutnatlM
j for thf Hautr.j
Wav-u'svllloCourlet.
Iu pursnanca of a call cf the chair
man or tne JJemocratic isxeciiiive
Committed of Graham county, a" Dem
ocratic mass meeting waS held in the
court house, at Robbinsyille on Au
gust Ctb, (Tor fii purpqse of nomi
nating a candidate to represent ihe
county in the next j Legislature.
Messrs. R. Carver, J. G.! Tatham, O.
P. Williams, jW. M. taylbr, It J.
Cook And O. Randolphfwere put in
nomination. Mr. Carver having re
ceived 89 votes was declared nomi
nated. . - u
Btautlful Mrilj(r.
C it. of Hie News and Observer.
Ubeenville, N. C. Aug. Kith.
I'kbkiss-Mpobe This evening at 0
o'clock a beautiful marriage was wit
neesed in th& Baptist church of this
place. Mr. j. W. Perkins, one of
Greenville'B most popular and hand
some young meDf was wedded to Miss
Helen Moore, the lovely and accom
plished daughter of the;iato Marceftus
Moore, Lsq. Mrs. A. iu. juoore grace
fully presided at the organ and skil
fully tendered the wedding march as
the couples appeared in the following
order: Mr. J. W, Higgs and Mr. J
C. Tyson, Mr. R. D. Cherry and Mr
NV. O. Warren, Mr. S. T. Hooker and
Mr: Bernard Greene, M. R. W. King
and Mr. Frank Wilson.
Then came the bride with Mies
Lizzie Perkinsjthe beautiful sister cf
the groom, who turned to the left as
the eroom.accompaniedby Mr. Charley
LaughinghouBe, advanced,! the right
and each couple marched up therespec
tive aisleB, beitog .followed by the
appointed ushers, who were I r. V
V. Browu, I- A Sugg, Charles bkin-
ner and G. B. King. The bride and i
gvoom joined in front of: thd church j
altar and there, in the presence of !
loving kindred arid admiring friend?, j
-were made husband and wife, ihdj
ceremony was performed by tho Rev. j
J. W. W'ildman in an imiresive ,i!.d'i
most beautiful manner. ' ;
After the marriage a reception whs j
given at tho residence of the bride's j
brother-in-law,. J. D. Murphy, Kq . j
where nymerous friends cf tho hsp j
The tfasrd Tuesday in Juuo is H
gree Day1,. At 10 a. ia- all th m-u
NiliO get.a .lirsl-class in tLth- inpi-s,
or examiriulion pperi, receivo the
15. A. 4egree, and in the aj'tcn.oou
the same- degree is eonferrd up-n
those wlio get a ficcou'l iit.d ti.iid
class, 'lie manner m which the de
gree is conferred seems very stran
to us. .'the candidute- is required to
wiw, in addition to his gown, a hood
visile ofiik and trtmiued with wlii-e
rabbit i-kia.. The fcludenlj of K -;-
Colkga totie urst, then , t L. t n
rft. Johnfs, etc. Tho Vice fiiaii'.' l!.r
sits ini his Eearlet n-bo", when In .
caud.datfS' teko hold tf the lie
lingers tf the eoUegt protec'o: , arid
bv him arc led uo to the Yi o Ch.ir.-
; A l I.,- i ill lit U ! l.I.li.L, lirilKl I'OI'N
i i' ' i 11. e N.-v- ;!MI OitH'-j wr.
i IU riiF.Hk'oiui ('oi.i.ri.K, Aug. 18;
' Yesterday was. Kucatnpment djty.
ToJijj the t,Tviees proper began with
i au Kb ' hs from 'the president, Bjev.
! W P. Williams', of Davidson College,
j l;s Poo'. Dixouand others are an
j nouticed for Sunday, tomorrow, nd
I a grt-al day is eipected. j i
'I li- l'rrlfliil'rt 4illt-r.
Kl TlIElllOlll' ( OI.LEol , N. C , !
August 18th, 1S8H.
V'i flC .lc;t.'7-,S flC LCa Miiti.i-
j 'rr.' t 'oi fejt in; ,,' JVorti (Mro-
i li HII . j
' I't.ui Bi hTiiiiEN : -Eighteen jeiarg
j of our existence as a conference jare
uunibcrtd with th'f pasf.and we mjeet
I today in our Hhh annual sessipn.
j e should be, and I trust are, jde-
voutly thankful to tho Great Heajcf
j tLe cuurch for tho blessings of the
i ptsi ar.d fcr the bright hopes of ihe
; present find future. j
j 1 am glad to meet you today, Jear
i brethren, aud greet you from all pirts
of cur beloved Commonwealth, 'nd
j trust that we shnll, during our con
! ftreuce and .tabernacle meeting, have
j ;i little foretaste of the joys that avyait
i us when wo meet to part no mire.
I triut tha'. you al:, not only members
of tho conference, but all who. attend
these meetings, realiza the fact that
tbey are 'ill of tremendous jtoasiUi-(i--i.
What is the grand objee. of this
n uiiitude gathering he: e from daji to
day 1 Is it to mee". and greet jour
frierds and have "a good social tinre"
only .' Nay, verily ' While that is! all
right and proper, within certain linii s,
I atr. persuaded, brethren, that higher
lUOtivtS snil rsr.lor rljiolo no
cosml Feast," and to present a glori
ous harvest of sdved sinners to God
as a "Thank-Offdring." j
While I see some, and am glad to
seo thorn, whom I have not me in
conference before, I miss some; fa
mil ar faces. Piomicent among them
i Fatf.er England, who one yearjago
was with u full 1 1' the Holy Gjiost
and power from on high. j
Tho "Fiery Chariot" came alihost
iu sight for him during our last Con
ference, and ho 3aid "if it came pear
he was ready to mount it, but if I the
Master had any mote work for him,
ho was willing lo slay and do it. jkVell
his work was not q"ite done then,
but it is now, and well done, j vvc
bl all miss his svisa counsels, Gospel
preaching and ft-rvent prayers ddring
J this and future tensions of our jcon-
fereuce, but our lois is his eternal
gain. - j
'His sword was in his hand, '
Still warm with recent right, j
lieady thatmoiuont, at command!,
. Tliroujih rock and teel to smite. V
1 41. 1., , .
suaii noi oe ignored tnoD, Put H we
"make full proof of our ministry "we
shall receive the blessed compliment
of "Well done good and faithful ser
vant, enter thou into the joy of thy
Lord."
And now, Krethren, in surrender
ing to you the honorable position that
jou have sot kindly tendered me for
the last two 3 ears, I thank you for
your partiality and forbearance shown
in my short comings, and trust that
my mantle may fall on the shoulders
of one who may carry our "Blood
stained Banner" on to greater vic
tory. Especially am I indebted to
Dr. Branson, our financial secretary,
for wise counsel and valuable sugges
tions in my official duties; and were it
not that he cannot be "duplicated"
as financial secretary, I should move
for his election as president of this
body, but we shall have to help him
where he is, because no other man in
North Carolina can fi'l bis place.
And now wiih earnest prayers for
heaven's richest blessings on this Con
ference and Tabernacle Meeting, and
for your safe return to your loved
ones nt home, I am your humble ser
vant in the Lord.
W. P. Williams,
President.
mil hi. hk uV THrarsT
UtS TENDER FEELING FOB MONOPOLIES
AN UNFORTUNATE REFERENCE.
WaiMiiKton Special Hsltlmore Stui.
Mr. Blaine may be regarded as an
annex to the Democratic campaign
committee sometimes suggestive
himself, sometimes suggestive through
others. He may well claim a share in
the alliterative glory of the "rum,
Romanism and rebellion" of his friend
Burchard. HiB follower Boutelle's
day-before-yesterday's nomination of
him was due to the same magnetic in
fluence unsealing the lips and touch
ing the tongue to 6 ay the thing that
should not have been said. But the
bifurcated Blaine sometimes makes
such mistakes in propria persona.
This he did yesterday in his Portland
speecn, wneu ne exmoited nimsen as
standing, Janus-like, between tuists
and workingmen, honesty anddis
houesty. Senator Reagan, today, on
the promised tariff bill, took for the
text of a portion of his speech the re
marks referred to. Senator Blair
questioned the correctness of the re
port of Mr Blaine as read by Mr.
Iteagan and appealed to that of the
New Tork Tribune: "I shall not
discuss trusts this afternoon. I shall
not venture to say that they are alto
gether advantageous or disadvantage
ous." This is the organ's report of
the orator's speech. It is the posi
tion in which Mr. Blaine places him-
mind, and upon which Republican
Senators and members have spoken
in no equivocal language. Mr. Blaine's
remarks require no commentary.
A CLEVELAND AND FOWLE CLUB
ORGANIZED AT MORAVIAN FALLS, W1LKBS
COUNTY.
; August 17, 1888.
Cor. of the News unci Observer.
A Cleveland and Fowle club was
organized at Moravian Falls last
night. Fifty-six names were enrolled.
J..B Leach was elected president;
Elisha Partin secretary. Messrs. W.
W. Barber and J. 8. CFanor addressed
the club, with fine effect. The Dem
ocrats of Wilkes are in earnest.
GERS
1HEY ATTiMl T TO ROli A UENTLEMA IN
CBlt-AOii TWO OF THKM l APTURkD
OTHER NEW$.
Ky TelrKratjli to the New. ii1 ot.vrver.
Chk op, 111 , August 10 The
latest nofelty in Chicago's : criminal
record is -a trio of female sand bag
gers. Etly this morning Minnie
Doley, a boted pick -pocket and shop
lifter, and the wife ( f an expert bur
glar, accompanied by two either
women, Jweli known to the police,
stopped a well-dressed gentleman in
front of ihe Brevooit House on .Mad
ison street and attempted to rob him.
Two Of the women seized him, while
the third struck him Beveral times in
the face! with brass knuckles. The
man sho&ted for help, and an officer
heard hiii and went to the rescue. At
sight of the ofirter a cab driver put
two of the women into his cab , and
started ajway at a rapid pace. Minnie
Daly iuado her escape through an al
ley. Thje orlicer followed the cab and
ordered ihe driver to Btop, but be re
fused. iThe officer finally got into a
Dugy 'caught the cab. The
women and driver were placed tinder
arrest. 'lOn'ttm way to the station
the womjen offered the officer $100 to
allow them lo go free, but the bribe
was refuped.
ti I i.ll.. . I .... : T 1 : II...
cuior. . ue lens nam iu aju.u iu i.
they hayo been counttd worthy to
receive tlio B. A. degree. They then
kneel bfefore him, nnd he takes the.
hands ol each betwttti his txtended
palms, opd in the name of tho Trinity
confers On them tho degree. While
ail this ifl eroinir on the studenis iu
galleries are uproarious. Thoy say
nil manner of fanny things, "throw
the floor of tho e1.
pennies on
;nd ciit-up all sorts -rf didoes
man who graduates with the "an rt
honor ", gets the "wooden-Bpooi. "
This spoon id fivo feet long, is ornu
montetl with tlio college arms of the
also with
bv ii'rd
student who gets it, and
ribbon and is let down
from the giv.lery by tho student.-".
The pfpetora rush at it and tiy to
calc'ji it, but il is drawn up agniu
tmd Hgain out of their reach, till at
last the; right man gutB it, as was un
derstood would be the cae from tLe
firpt: '
The students' uakj no tpftchts on
this oceasicn, r:or, indeed, on any
other occasion ut a conege exercijo,
nor aife .distinguished mm from a
difctanee :innted lo ad In h- it em, as
with us. i
A t?gnl:ir mretiiig of
JO, A. F. .V A M
Hiram L
will
Soldier of Christ, well done!
l'raised be thyluew employ ;
Aud while eternal ages run.
Heat in thy Sav-our's joy."
In complianco with your resolutions I
p-issod at our last conference dkiring
tho month of May k:t, I appointed
an (fncierit mnn in each Presiding
Kldei's district to hold distrirjt ad
visory nieoiintrs, and the Raleigh and
tRfesvilie Christian Advocator1, 8,8
well as some of the Hplston
aiid Virginia confe rence papers kindly
published them, aho theprogriamme
for 3aid moetinga as arranged bjr Drs.
Alwrnethy and Branson I also iwrote
a personal letter to each delegate,
urging them to attend this session or
to appoint an altornate. Tp what
extent those appointments aid re-
t-0 I tpiests nave ueen complied win, tne
btu icl will 6t;ow- l also wrote to
BishoD Key and Rev. Ham. P. ! Jones
inviting them to attend these I meet-
! incs. Esch of theru responded
I promptly, tha' while they woild be
plHased to be witu us, previous
! eui'SEoinents rendered it impractica
i bio for them to do bo. I 6aw Bishop
j Dum-au at the Statesville District
! Conference and he promised nje to be
here a day or two next week,; unless
busiuess called him back to Spartan
burg fiom tho Shelby Distiicit Con
fer nea. We mav be disappointed,
' bethn-", iu-meeting these j'distin
I gui -hed divines" here, but e shall
inoibo disappointed in meeting the,
! Gttat Head of tho church ifjwe are1
"all of oue accord in prayer ajnd sup-
nh:-ali-.:n.
S.nci) our lu-t Conference! I have
traveled quit) extensively inrough
this F.tato and tind tho most of our
lo.'iil brotUrcii activuly engaged in the
m..-!wi wr.rk. rm I most of tnem
ut a-J ( uiuneratiou. i I find
our-itinerant biethren utilizing
.ap;:
Th
Mld-Snmmcr irlc-.
Heller Bros, are aware that now is
the time to sell low shoos and slip
pers and they are determined to dis
pose of the goods of the above style,
and in order to do so they will sell
them at unheard of prices for such
fresh and salable as well as stylish
and seasonable goods. Below we
will endeavor to state a few of the
many reductions:
One hundred pairs Ladies' Kid Ox
ford Ties, with patent leatner tips,
will be sold at 85c. per pair.
A large stock of Ladies' Opera
SlipperB are offered at 47c. per pair.
We formerly sold the same slippers
at 75c. and $1.00 per pair.
Ladies Cloth Slippers at 50c. per
pair and a better quality for 75c.
The latter nave always bom lor 51. vv
per pair.
Men's Low Quarters will be sold
at startling figures; in fact, every
thing in summer wear we are very
anxious to dispose 01 at about any
price. Umbrellas are oflored at prime
cost. We have just received a large
supply of Valises and Club Sacks and
Touiists' Bags in all sizes and quali
ties. Don't forget us when you wish to
purchase as we mean what we advertise-
HELLER BROS,
131 Fayetteville Street,
' Raleigh, N. C.
Dntot rat'lr Barbcrui at Mlllbrook.
There; was a big breaking-out of
the Dembcratic epidemic at Mlllbrook
yesterday, and the contagion is sure
to spread and grow until November
frostp, wfhen it will carry everything
before it. Early yesterday morning
the sturjdy Democracy of that ;com
munity commenced to assemble, their
special business being to hear good
governmental doctrine expounded by
eloquent? speakers, and to "make way''
with a ichoice . barbecue, tp which a
genera! invitation had been given by
the You ig Men's Democratic Club of
Millbrodk. The speakers for thtj day
were M p. J. D, Boushall, of this city.
Mr. J. C. Caddell, of Wake Fbrest,
and Mr,! E. C- Beddingfield, of Mill
brook, Democratic nominee for the
House of Representatives from Wake
county. 1
Vehicles rolled into the beautiful
little hamlet until about II o'clock.
At 11 30iMr. Geo. Norwood mounted
the stand and gracefully introduc.d
Mr. Bousha 1 to the assembly, among
which were about fifty young ladiee.
who " were lookers on iu Venice," and
who inspired everything that' was
done diiring the day. tThe young
ladies aie all good Democrats). Mr.
Boushall's clear, ringing voico,'as it
fell, fraught with oonjiotingjft;
every fhearer was a Democrat
in gciofl standing, aud .if : any
body ; had ever been any
thing else, that "body" was sorry for
it. Thi three quarters of an hour
he spoke was all too short, bu'. the
tempting aroma of savory barbecue
cut him short. He came down from
the stand and led the crowd to the
long table loaded with well every
body knows a barbecue- and this was
one of the choiet. After the inner
man could possibly crave nothing
else, the crowd re assembled, and lis
tened with enthusiastic pleasure to
Mr. J. C Caddell, ;of W ake Forest
He is one of the best and most forci
ble speakers in the county; always
totes "fair and Equaro" and therefore
never fails to make people ashamed
of any .Republican kinfolk thety may
have. After him, Mr. Beddingueia
He won favor and the people were
proud of and happily satisfied with
their vigorous young candidate ior
the House. Altogether it was 'a field
day for Democracy. The good Peo
ple of pretty Millbrooh on friends
and .encomiums for theu. clvee, and
everything was just as each rwould
have it. .
HK WA STRITBGIST.
BPT THE CLiBK WAS A root. ONr, TOO-
A Ur ready for yOur ear.
Measure for Mesure, Act IV, rc 1
A'l store people know "the woman
in search of a remnant." Sh !
in Philadelphia, she lives in Harris
burg; she lives in Heading; she lives
in Wilmington, she lives in Camden;
in fact, she lives everywhere. That
she lives in Boston is humorously at
tested Ijy Arlo Bates, who. writing
from that city to the Providence
Journal, sayt-:
She went into a big dry goods
house the other day to buy material
for a gown. She selected, after a
good deal of fuss ng, a gingham cost
ing 12 cents a yard. "How many
yards are there in this piece t" she
asked. "There are eleven," the clerk
answered, after counting. "I will
take ten," she said. He suggested
that she take the whole piece, but she
insisted that he should cut off ten
yards, aud this was accordingly done.
"That is a remnant, I suppose T"
he said interrogatively, taking up the
odd yard as he folded the goods.
"Yes, ma'am "' ' You sell remnants
cheaper, don't you t" "Sometime."
the clerk said iionically. "What will
you take for this "Twelve cents."
"But that was just what I paid for
the piece." ' Yes. but I haven't any
authority to mirk goods down."
"Couldn't you semi the cash boy to
find the man that does mark them
down, so as to see what he would
take T" the customer asked anxiously.
"Just now." the clerk replied, "he is
at his dinner, and I don't think he'll
bo in today." "And you couldn't
mark it down yourself and tell him
about it?" -No." the clerk said,
smiling aggravatingly, "I couldn't,
really." "Well." the woman said,
with a sigh, "then I am dreadful
sorry I had it cut. for I'll nave to
have that yard anywaj. even if I do
have to pay 12 cents for it Ten yards
wouldn't possibly do. But I ain't
used to paying full price for. remnants."
A Tragedy In lllloola.
By Telegraph to the News and Observer.
Ottowa, Aug, 18. There was a
terrible tragedy at Prairie Center yes
terday.. A dance was given by Nor
wegians Whisky flowed freely and
all got intoxicated about midnight.
Two young men got into a fight over
a partner for the dance and one of
them was stabbed. The men present
tcok sides and revolvers and knives
were used freely. Eight are report
ed Bhot or stabbed,four of whom may
die.
Laying of the Corner Stone.
On Wednesday afternoon next, the
Grand Lodge of Ancient Frte and
Accepted MaBons of North Carolina
will lay the corner stone of the In
dustrial BuildiniIhA-rjaAinhrn
Grand Lodge will meet promptly at
4 30 o'clock p. m. Wednesday at their
odge room. A special train will
leave Hargett Btreet station and ar
rive at the grounds iu time for tne
the ceremonies.
We learn that the Governor's
Guard and the Raleigh Cornet Band
will assist the Masons on that' occasion.
,Jge
held
wi.l
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o.
-YTvuiT(riTiifir-miTjiuiiir'Ma(,(iiii'in.LijTi . . . - - j j
atious. Thiy were the recipients rf .yc .'v; , " ' H, , i-U't-y f.eqly nnd while roost
many hanjlsdieW useful prtsen. i .ff LV ' ,, g.v inem full credit for aU
The bride is-a favorite in the Hocial ! f , , , r, :,re ,,, A ex.
circles of Greenville. She is admixed It Z- W;ii ?' I P ,,, ms ance: Dur-
in ntm ot our c.iev . 1 -"" ' - .. ...
bv all. Ihe croom
1 1 . i
erost young men As a medical s u j
dent under the firm of Drs. O'Hagau 1
& Brown he has won many compli
ments from them for his aptitude and
progress in the study of medicine,
and his future in that profession ie
indeed promising.
The whole community looks upon
this happy union of lives with feel
mgs 01 iond admiration ami wisuts
for them every joy and comfort this
life affords. 1
11 li am-I.ilitr
Tht members of Ei). 111 Lodo No.
40, A. T, &A. M.'a.o mriesUd to
meet at the Lodge rouia this (b-.m-day)
rhofniug at 8 30 o'ulo-.k prompt
ly for;tho purpose of atiecdmg the
funeral Of Brp. J. L. Stojne. A full
attendafico is rtquestedi By order
of the W M.
'The wise man leaveth an inheri
tance." Never were truer or better
words uttered, and we were forcibly
reminded of them on yesterday by
seeing in the hands of Col. F. H.
Cameron, Supt. of the "Life Insurance
Company of Virginia," two checks
which he was about mailing to ay
the death claims of two well known
citizens of this State, Maj. D. W.
ltamsaur, of Littleton, and B. P. Clif
ton, Esq , of Louisburg, recently de
ceased. It ia now nearly eighteen
years since the Life Insurance Com
pany of Virginia entered our otate
and identified itself with our inter
ests and people. During that time
the company has paid to policy hold
ers over seven hundred thousand
dollars and has defrauded no man of a
,E. E.
TuOiLVS,
; Secretary.
'.) iu-g:cr ni'.i dusiuosb auq urgent,
duties for three davs and nights to
assiiit the P. E. iu a protracfed meet
in;,'. Tho locul brother.did pearly all
the preaching during the meeting, and
thero was tiuue a revival; and in
due time the P. E. reported the re
suits of the moo ing to thej Raleigh
Advocate : "A gracious revival, many
lidded to tho church - ranging from
12 to 9J yearB of age, etc," but not
one word did he say about the local
Mlacallanvous Notes.
Mr. .Bam. Berwanger has lust re
turned from New York an Ji' other
northern cities where he has ppent two
weeks iu purchasing one of itie most
elegant, elaborate and select stocks
ever broucht to this city. Part of
the nejv stock has already arrived an
from what we hav seen 'Va ore sure
that the stock when complete can
not be surpassed for style and at
tractiveness. They will be In thei
' . 1 1 m 1 1 1
new store and ready ror tne rusn
September 1st.
Durjing thiB week, beginning t
morrotw, Messrs. Norris &. Carter,
say thjey will make some extraordi
nary offers in several lines of goods.
They are making a clean sweep of all
kinds -of summer goods. New goods
will begin to arrive this week which
makesj it very necessary to clear out
all summer goods at once. No lady
can afford to miss the hosiery sale
that will begin tomorrow. Goods
worth from 20 tEL30e. will be closed
out at lOo. Ma'hy other goo Js corre
spondingly low.
We! call special attention to a trus
tee's sale of about $25,000 worth of
property on September 5tb, at Mt
Airy, iN. U. This mountain 1 town is
growing fast and has a very bright
future.
W.ua.. it. . xacker &. Ko-, an
nounce their readiness for early
fall tfado. Thev have entered into
this season's trade with a great deal
of earnest Gffort to make-this1 season
the largest the house has ever en
joyed The most of their i foreign
dress goods they have imported di
rect and expect them early Monday
morning.
Their stock of housekeeping go ids
Wpets, Rugs, Table linens, Curtains
XHed.
Stone. At his residence, corner of
Person and Peace streets, in this city
yesterday morning at 9 20 o'clock,
Mr. Joshua Levi stone, ne was Dorn
in Wake county, July 27, 1848. He
commenced business in Uary in its 11
and in Raleigh in 1872, x lie moved
his family to Raleighih 1879. Mr.
Stone was a 'member 01 tne Mason 10
fraternity and also the Royal Arca
num. He waSBiBO a consistent mem
ber of the First Baptist church. He
leaves a wife, six children, an agea
grandmother, father, mother, two sis
ters ;ahd many other relatives" and
friends to mourn his death. The fu
neral will take place from the resi
dence this morning at 9.30 o'clock.
He will be buried by Hiram Lodge
A. F. & A. M., of which he was a
member. Friends and acquaintances
of the family are invited to attend.
Iv voc have a recent cough, you can
break it up immediately, with a few
doses of Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Baltu- 25 cents a bottle.
All joung men are invited to the
Y. M. C. A- this afternoon at 4 to 5
p. m.
Thi Watermelon.
If not perfectly fresh when eaten, fer
mentation takes place, wnicn. iu."
course atlect the bowels often with seri
ous results. Take in time Dr. Bigger
Huckleberry Cordial, tne great wjwti
specific.
There is a feeling of unrest in re
publican circles over Mr Blaire
ideas 01 trusts.
For delicacy, for purity, and for im
provement of the complexion notnirg
equal? Pozzoni's Powder.
single dollar. It affords us pleasure
- a -1 1..l 1 TA O.
always to chronicle tne good deeds 01 ) aneeiing, uomeBucs oco. x.a,j au nave
a rr.mnanv so uniformly prompt and
1 j
liberal in all its settlements.
AV Case of Leproay,
By Telegraph to the News ami Observer.
Cuicaoo, 111., Aug. 18. August
Johnson, a Dane, came to the county
hospital Thursday to consult the
doctors about a loathsome skin dis
ease from whion he waa suffering.
After careful examination the phj si
cians decided that the patient was
suffering from tubercular leprosy, and
he was placed in an isolated compart
ment of the contagious ward.
had additions and everything .is get
ting in train for fall work.
See the advertisement elsewhere of
the Summers Combination Cotton
Gin.; It possesses the latest ana
greatest improvements on kins. It
is a beautiful machine and has nurfier
eus advantages
M4. David Rosenthal is the leader
in low orices. Prerjaratorv to Dur
chacing his fall stock he is offering
summer clothing at rock-bottom
prices. See his mammoth. ; new ad
this morning.
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Itt superior excellence proven in mil
lions of homes for more than a quarter
of a oentury. It ia used by the United
States Government. Endorsed by tM
heads of the Great Universities aa the
the Wrongest, Purent and moet Health
ful. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdet
does not contain Ammonia, Lime or
Almm. Sold only in Cans.
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