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XXVI.
RALEIGH. N. Cl SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1888.
NO. 1(9
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Absolutely Pure.
1ig powder mw varies. ' A OAarrel
sCpeo, strength aad-er)aVsBosneiss
Mere eoonomieai.'than ordiaary kinds and
NUM beset tompttWoa wish th
avlftitaA of low east, snort weight
slum 0 pfeotes powders, sold only ill
MM. atOTAX BUTnH) POW Oo., j tOf
Wall Street, Wew York. ; !
BoU W. a A. B. Stroaaen.; sad
J Barrel! ftO. I t
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14 East Martin
Strtsei,
02O
THE
000 STOCK
i
HBITS AND BOYS'
CLOTHING
lwtUa;Mpilr.bfeaM wo mU it SS
tlcMMMiwBoiamMpnoeB. .
Ow itrek of i 3"
r.lcn'o Ujidorwear
V.s
b too BMrt ootttlUia tb Hr and ptlooa
than out be bouht
elMwher.
iil1
il.000 pair of
if
Dorharn Syoorder.
An indel bock there mji there i
nothing & th Bible for him. Listen :
"The f oJ hu b1 in his heart, there
in no Go&l Don't that fit your eaae,
old fallout
The bt husband in Durham is the
one that iUoki closest to the Bible.
I reekja God did call all the
Ereaoberstbto the miniatry, bat I be
eTe he galled some oi 'em to keep
'em oat of derilment.
There i no reason on earth or in
hell why Irery man should not be a
faithful christian.
It is easier to tell the troth than.it
is to tell apie. All a fellow has to do
to tell thelrath is to open his month
and bat itfoomes. Bat to tell a lie,
he mast iram back the troth and
pump oat he lie.
We hearipeople sing :
"This worldt a howling wflderntas."
And yon are the dogs doing the howl
iog. : !i
X on ehoih members pray for God
to pat whiskey oat of North Oarolina.
That's nonose. If too want it out,
Tate 'it oai God don't tote, yoa
foot .
If you osiers don't attend to your
business belter, Til torn yoa off, and
if yoa don'Uike this kind of talk, yoo
can quit. If
A man wft will lay his sin on old
man Adam, is as mean as dirt.
All this cWk and boll story these
preachers tll about man being a
man of sorei from head to foot is a
lie. I ain't rotten. I don't know their
ease, howere.
All some $ld fellows want in this
world is somewhere to ait, and some
place to spitJii
There are anv old fellows in Dor
ham, if theyibeheTed the streets of
htaven were jgaTed with gold, would
get there or iose erery toe nail try
ing. '
If yoa are good, God says yoo are,
and if yoo aio, yoo ain't
I All some girls want is to go to a
ball, and haTe ja young book put his
arm around them. Girls, there ain't
anything goo&in that. I know, 'cause
I used to be a'back myself.
: I nerer knew a fellow passionately
fond of billiards that was worth kill
ing. , ' l
bister, if I were tou when I went
home this evening, I woold say to my
busband: "Now look here, husband.
I want yon to (care family prayer to
night," and if b wooldn', I'd tell him
when the hoar came: "Now. we'd
have family prtiyer," and then say to
the children : yoa children eet your
rattlers and little red horses, and
keep your little;: father quiet, while I
read a cheater and crav. and I'd
knock the old tallows teeth out, and
nurse him on my breast until he
learned to be a inan."
IGod pity the; brute, the brute-.
human brute, that will swear before
bis eniio. There is not a hog ur
north Carolina that woold be guilty
THE WEST tHTTER.
FORMALLY LAID liEFOEE OUR j
MINISTER! I
AT THX jDOURT OT ST. ilittB TO BI CX)M-
ItCXICATXD TO BXlt IUJMTtV
oovxBiriaMT.
By Telegrapb to the Sew anA Obterrer.
WasHnroToir, D. 0., Oct 27. In re-
Ely to an inquiry as - to what step
are been taken by the government
in regard to the letter of the British
minister, Secretary Beyardsaid today:
"We simply laid the (acta at once,
and as a matter of oouise, before out
minister at the Court ol Si James to
be communicated by him to Her Maj
esty's government. In, regard to the
cable dtspatok of this morning, stat
ing that a report is current in , Lon
don that Lord Salisbury favors the
recall of Lord Saekville, the Secretary
said: "That is merely London ru
mor ol which I know nothing."
A STO Ot DIPLOICATIk &BGUES. ,
Loitooh, Oct. 37 The; SaokviSe
letter incident has eauekt xmsidrsn
ble stir in diplomatic dreles. Mr.
Pheloa. the United States minister.
has irone to Hatfield House. Lord
Salisbury's country residence in Hert
fordshire, to see Liord BUiabury. ue
called first at the Foreign Office and,
finding the Prime Minister gone, he
immediately followed him to his conn-
try seat. It is said that Lord Salis
bury favors the retureosent of Lord
o&c&vuie.
IwmlM Cblae. ,
Br Telegraph to the Newt and GMemr.
Sam Fbajtcisoo, Oal , 0ct 27. The
steamer Arabio that anved from
China yesterday, brought ;110 Chi
nese. The Arabio was she steamer !
which left .China with paitengers who
were not aware of the passage of the
exclusion law. The customs officers
will endeavor to keep thm ignorant
of thatl fact until after- statements
nave been securea from .each; in re
gard to their place of bir& and occui
pauonso as to prevent "subsequent
attempts to secure a landing under
the citixenship plea or -merchants'
pte- -j; -; f i
' bb4 oarria u4 Aeptaacca.
B Telegraph to the Hews and Ofterrer.
: Wasbikotoh, Oct. 27 Bond .offer
ings today aggregate $896,500- Ac
cepted $197,800, all four and balfs at
108. Total bond purchases to date
under the circular of April! 17th,
$89,747,350, of which $51,392,000
have been four per eentstd $38,855,
850 four and a half a. Their cost has
been $66,005,540 for fours and $41,
866,635 for fours and a halfe, making
a total of $107,372,175. . i
The treasury surplus today is stated
at 97i,izo,uuu I
- - 1 I l
of it if he had te ability to swear.
mean a two lera hoe.
CllllV JlaU"liVi)V 1 horns in this oU warehouse Sunday with bringing about the d sturbaw,
Br Cable to Om Hewi aad Obeerrc.
Pabis, Oct. 27. Twenty persons
wera severely injured dorirla: the row
at the Boulanrist meetisr in the
jli- w '
(t9e( Worth BOo.
; .- i-1 v .
Uuanrled ard utdaoodrted abirts eftJeis
, than the oricinal cost.
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uona vw
STIFF
m
HATS
f6r$M.
37e warrant every pair f
Faust
& Son's
Ckfldren's shoes w soil. The are hnd
made and are la all sixes and quaUtiea.
Dres-Goods
i la oomptaf.- -
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m
SULBU JU 0.
oUJewebr,
eoAam'sSi
t:uTiui kit cLcmx tuxoxw
dold and Bflver Watch
,terliMrMverwareBocer
lotod sQverware, any slae an4
''weight jftf plaialSkansEar
aetltnnsaeonawn
iMatook. Badces
afilffrlUml ;
to -order.
Department
m Optical
1
Wiiiiaeaa aa eadleas variety of leases
vUoh tofothec wtth joor practical expo
inrr enables ns to eotreat almost any
mot of retoBcttoa in Myoma (nrmiht),
laid SUBtl AWWV" ww iui w
SrlnromTrre from that distress.
Jaaodaeoe which of teat aooompanies
uTperfeotviaiem.
; OVli ARTIFICIAL
Human Eyes
jt-ra said took like the naUralorgae
iieJnwhaaliiasrtod.
iGaois at a disUnoe bavins a broken
evening at 3 o'clock. I will preach to
yoa then. !i :i j ' -
f Brethren, Trejibeena mighty nice
fellow ever sinef I've been here. I
ain't said any heed things yet, but I'll
light in next Bog&ay anernoon.
I A man that will swear will steal if
it wasn't for shepfls and chain gangs.
Boys, I am Just holding up a mirror
that yoa old fellows may see your old
carcass one timin yoor life.
Some of my Illustrations are not
aleffant bat they:Ulutrate.
.When I call 1 feUow t hog you
needn't answer if ibat ain't your nam
ber. - - t
. 'The trouble,!: brethren witn the
ekurch is the devil can run a mile
while we are pnlMng on oar boots.
i .Brethren, a aejspise a aungy man
one that yon must beg ana beseech
before hell give Ho God. i There is a
man who lives dawn in Georgia, who
U the hardest ftllow to get money
out of I ever sawi Now I have raised
aereat deal of t &oney In my day-r-
thev sav l m cooa at it, ; jdos hub
feUow down in Georgia, he's given
me more trouble loan au outer men x
ever tried to getpinoney from. One
day I went to hila for $1300, 1 had
a good place fo St, but he said he
didn't have it. If told him he was a
liar. I knew he Iras making money,
and I had promised his wife to help
get him to heaven; He got mad, but
finally shelled it cot- In a few weeks
I went to him: ind said? "A poor
woman- in uartersnue my bow
will have her house sold, and she will
be homeless next eek but $600 can
tare it, and now fid fellow you can
give me the money for her." . He
didn't have it 'Itold him he was
a liar, and I'd hate ' it or stamp bis
gizzard out of bign. He helled it
out, and now whe; that fellow sees
me eoming he Jostasks : 'Jones,how
much do you wani Tou can have it"
If you won't say aj&y thing about it,
and these newspaper reporter's won t
and alleffo that thev are C.eeirous of
interruotinc in a similar wUy the ban-
- at t
net to be held today at which Uen.
will preside.
A LABOR COUCH S1BS1 AMW TtBSWrf.
Bom. Heatir Battta, f Wlaeaaala, Kx-
pfcUa Why b tmw the BUUa SHIL
lion. Henry Smith, the only mem
ber of Congress nominated by the
Labor party and elected on a Labor
platform, voted for the Mills bill, and
his action excited much eomment and
attention all oyer the country, espe
cially among workingmen. He as
not hitherto publicly explained his
reasons for voting as he did, but in
response to a request he has written
the following letter :
HOUSB Or Bl PBBBXHTATrVBS,
Washdiotob-, July 28.
Sib : In reply to yours of the 26th
instant, requesting my reasoni for
voting for the MJls Uxiff bill, I an
swer tut follows :
First It is conceded by the repre
sentatives of th; Demccaiio abd Re
publican parties that the accumula
tion of a large surplus of money in
the National Treasury is fraught with
danger to the business interests of
the country by withdrawing that me
dium from the ; channels of trade,
hich. if not stoDDed. will causa a
pamo ana result! in bankruptcy to
urtre extent. Behur larffolv tinntun
with the Greenback idea that money
should be in circulation among the
people and not j cornered, and that
money holds the same relationship to
trade that a mechanic's tools do to
the mechanic; that by taking the same
from the mechanic will cripple his
usefulness and ability in performing'
work; and aa the Mills bill held out
inducements to Stop this drain, and
my Republican colleagues did not
propose any measure to remedy the
evil, I gave the bill my support
oeoona The bill proposes to pteoe
several articles on the free list that
enter into the necessaries of life, such
as lumber, salt, tin, wool and several
others, and a slight redaction, not
exceeding on an average 5 per cent
on articles entering largely In home
consumption. Now, so far as free
and eheap lumber is concerned, it
ranks next to bread to the person
who seeks to make a home on our
great Western prairies, and no doubt
it is the same in the East Salt that
bountiful sift of nature why tax
that t Tinplate hi not made in this
country, and it enters so largely into
our domestio uses and in canning the
products of our country. Of wool we
do not produoe half enough for home
consumption, even j with all the so-
called tan iff stimulation. Why com
pel our people toj pay for foreign
made woolen goods, with a tariff tax
added, when by permitting wool to
enter our ports free, our manufactu
rers would be given; a chance to pro
vide us with home-made goods, and
thereoy give twice the amount oi em
ployment to wage Workers 1 My per
sonal experience has taught me that
eheap raw material never reduced
wages in a manufactory, but, on the
contrary, had the tendency to raise
tbem. !
Third I do not believe that a na
tion can be made prosperous or happy
form of govemmen ( t like our-i
from tha Monle bir taxation mcfe
than is actually required for an eco
nomical administration ox public af
fairs. Again, a large accumulation of
money in the Treasury breeds extrav
agance and becomes a factor of de
moralization in many ways, x ia in
its action like malaria; it enters the
avstem slyly until the whole body ia
ooisaned. All taxation, of whatever
FOR CLEVELAND,
FOB THTJBMAN AND FOB TAR
IFF REFORM-
nraxa to twzktt thoubaid Bosnrzas
box or nv tobx kabch thbouoh
rounxxa iaoi Aim aki u-
VOWXO ST THX PBXSIDXHT
By Tategrapk to the Hewt aad Obeenrer.
1 Bxw Yobx, Oct. 27. Tha business
men's Cleveland and Thurman demon
stration this afternoon was very suo
oessfnL considering the weather.
Bain has fallen all day and Broadway
was covered with water and sticky
mud. Notwithstanding this, between
fifteen and twenty thousand men
marched up Broexfway and were re
viewed by President Cleveland from
a stand in front of the Worth monu
ment Mayor Hewitt stood at the
President's side.
As today was the last day for reg
istration, the committee made ar
rangements to warn the public to
this effect Fftv thousand dodgers
were printed making this announce
ment and were scattered along the
line of march. Banners were also
carried with the following inscription:
" Don't forget this is the last day
to register. Go and do it and swell
Cleveland's majority.'1
The organizations in the procession
this year which were not represented
four years ago were the railroad men,
photographers, wholesale druggists,
river and harbor men and bankers.
The hardware men made special pre
parations to turn out aa many men as
possible, and ery house was repre
sented. The publishers worked hard
to get a big representrtion, and made
a good showing.
VAICI AT OXFORD.
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HOBXHXAD Aim BBOWEB ALSO THX BI-
FUBL1CAS C0HVK5TI0H.
Special to the Hews and Obeerrer.
Oxjronn, N. a, Oct 27. Vanoe
made a big speech here today to a
large and enthusiastic crowd.
Morehead and 13 rower also spoke.
The former made some telling points.
The Republican convention to
nominate candidates here today was
captured by the negroes and many
white Republicans are disgusted.
atlTCBIir AT LUCOLITOI.
A WBXCK.
He Sii fci mm Imm Crw4 ffwalAaa
DmU rOI. Hake.
Special to the Rewi aa4 Obaerrer.
LrxoourroH, N:.C, Sept 27 Hon.
W. H. Eitohin spoke here today to an
immense crowd of Lincoln county
white men. Four Democratic clubs,
numbering two hundred and fifty
each, with banners and on horseback,
formed a procession and paraded the
town.
Dookery spoke in another part of
the town, and his hearers consisted
of about one hundred negroes and a
dozen white men.
Old Lincoln will be at the front on
November 6th more strongly demo
cratic than ever. She can t stand
negro rule. Mr. Eitchin's speech
Was very able and convincing.
CoL John F. Hoke died suddenly
here today.
Weekly Suk Stateateat.
By Telegraph to the Hewt and Obeerrer.
New York, Oct 27 Reserve de
crease, $1,202,625; poans decrease,
$347,200; specie decrease, $1,820,600;
legal tenders decrease, $219,700; de
posits decrease, $3,850,700; circula
tion decrease, $4,200. The banks now
hold $15,528,000 in excess of the 25
per cent rule.
OK
ratal VMUi snr ctt.
BTTetearaohtotteReweaadObeHer.
Nxw Yoix. October 27.4-The ; total
visible supply of cotton fofc the world
are American; against 2,29,947 and kind or nature, rests upon the j pro-
1 VIO IJT AviAAfialW laSir VMP. tut I UUC&B UK lllr 1VC wisuviae
B 9 r e ' - - w
ceiots at all interior towns 179,749.
Reoeipts atplantotions 2941161 Crop
in sight 1,506,210. g:
' ranaBTTKHI AS STBODV
thx ixtsiox at eoLDsaoao.
Arm of 1feefcerdT.
Yesterday was an internting day
in the : deliberation of the Synod
whiflh ia now holdinff its sessions in
kia ;t TV nntioB of moot in'
terest, or at least which elicited the
moat diseussion.wM a membrial from
tha Convention on Home; Missions
which convened in this city oniTues-
laat aa to the advisablenees oi
the Synod placing an evangelist in
the field to work in the destitute
nlAAAs within the bounds ofi the
Synod, i The discussion was engaged
in by Rev. Mr. McJJwaine
of the Convention, and
W.Pririmaa. A. L. Phillioft. Peyton
Hoge, Alex SproatBev. J. H. Smith,
D. D., Rev. B. F. Marable, D. on
tha nart of the ministry. Gov. Scales,
J, G. Bynnm, Esq , Gen. Barringer
nl Mr. Taylor on the part pf the
Elders. Gov. Scales made a stirring
speech in favor of the proposition,
and it was a matter of comment on
all sides that the Governor, showed as
much interest in, end familiarity with
church: affairs, aa with ftattere of
RtU. iTUv. Dr. Marable; with his
sharp Wit elicited hearty laughter
and rounds of applause, and by his
Mrnaai alonnanaa aronsea the en-
Uinnum of him hearers. Rev. A. L.
Phillips with the earnestness and en
a . m w i 1
labor
wealth cannot be predated, and, aa
the existence of civilized man rests
upon the product of, the soil, it is of
the highest importance that legisla
tion should be framed so as to place
the least possible burden upon the
tiller of the soil, thereby placing him
in a position to aid his fellow-laborer
In the shop and factory by becoming
a larger, consumer oi manuiaoturea
articles, and vice versa.
I Again, a onu uiu " vw
that are supposed to receive the ben-
-efits of a protective tans there is
more dissatisfaction, ttnxea and lock
outs than in States not so protectea.
There must be something wrong in
pur political machinery that baa com
pelled the wage worker ana aiao u
farmer to organize in' associations f or
extortion, aouae
a sad pio-
oentnry of con-
r. ..nMd I farmer so organize wi
j protection against extorti
rBe?Tj d wage reTuction. It is
tore tolook at, after a oentu
stitutional existence.
Very truly yours,
t Hxxbt Smith.
put it in the pape ril tell you his of youtIl ebided the! more
' '. TT i air ii Vi i-sairiain fl A win I i." . 'ml 1.
name, lie is my wile's husband. And,
old fellow, whenyou tackle your
wife's husband the f eliow tnat wears
jour mustache fdf money, yoa are
after the biggest rascal , in Durham
then, sure. If, ,
A man who had been married three
times told me that first he married
for monev.the second time for beauty,
and the third time-for intellect and
said he: "All oonibined I had the
world, the flesh anj the Devil." I'm
sorry for you felloWs who have got it
all in one lump, ill .
if Hake a Blcger Teeepe th Lack's
'Negotiations are going on between
Mntioaa lor their lack , OI zeai,
while Bev. Peyton Hoge,? with the
true instincts of a successful; tacti
tion, poured oil on the waters that
had almost been lashed int& foam, by
pointing out the fact that tere reauy
existed no difference of opinion on
the general merits of the proposition.
Just as, to an outsider, the discussion
had reached the point oi in greateai,
interest the hour of dinner, was an
nounced. Several who had not got
ten an opportunity to speak to the
proposition! signified their j intention
of doing so after dinner: but at the
afternoon session a striking testimo
nial was borne to the substantial nos
t timmmIm. rum. W. Ltm
' FREEIIiS & IYP,
Uatmtitn tui Tjpo-Writen,
"
-I--.n ftfnee In the HoUeman
tJ!. -vr thv are prepared to
ftTSwruint I Class In short-hand and
trpe-wrttinK forming. ,
The Yarboro House,
bIleigh, n. a,
ZT,.X A1-. m..w- on- eity in the adootion Of the reso-
pouweruv.-".--- rr- iMiA-.'Wnt . .Inola aneechJ by a
IUNVM a-w- D a.
AXOTHXS FATAL BAILWAX AOdDETT
THX 0. AXS O. B. B.
Br Telegraph .to the Mews and Obeerrer.
Craklxstos, W. Ys, Oct. 27. An
early morning train on the C. & O.
Railroad going west was thrown from
the track just above this city this
morning by a misplaced switch. The
engine tender, baggage car, two
coaches and the sleeper were thrown
over an embankment and destroyed
by fire, which broke out in the bag
gage car. i Fireman John Eldins and
Conductor W. A Netherland, of the
Chesapeake & Ohio, were burned to
death. The .misplaced switch is a
mystery.
SPBAKI.10 AT BVTHESrOaOTOII.
DKTXXIUX OOXB OOCXXBT ' ALOXX
XJTOHIX ABD niMOCBACT VICTORIOUS.
Cor. of the Bewt and Obeerrer. I
Ruthxxtokdtox, N. O, Oct 25, '88.1
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather there were at least 700 peo
ple out to bear the speakers here.
The Repnblicana had 'arranged to
have their Candida tea speak at Spring
HilL A stand had been erected,
seats made, Ac The rain broke up
this I rangement but their greed
aln l Afcaan In, Mitid lJw fVtart
the Democrats. Bather than nave
any trouble the Court House waa
- . . . . t
MneedMi to mem. a. ainaion ui
time waa again requested and they
refused it in a discourteous and
shameful manner. The graceful way
in which the Court House was yield
ed made many voters for Democracy.
The Democrats have made similar con
cessions at a good many places, show
inor a desire to aet fairly and treating
the Republicans with a civility that
they little appreciate.
The Democrats, neaaea dj u
afrftirmeji of the local committee and
Capt Kitchin, repaired to an empty
storehouse, carrying with them a ma
jority1 of the crowd. "
SBVXBXUX DXPABTS
on an early train. It has been thought
for some time that both these satell
ites of slander would like to be re
lieved of their ever-increasing em
barrassment and disappointment but
no open way presented itself until to
day when Tom Devereux jumped the
train and left Dockery alone to rehash
hia ;0n atale tele- oi vituperation.
The' same amount of slander and mis
representation was gone through
with. If it were possible Oliver's re
marks feU flatter than ever before.
xrroBnt's obows
was mora anthusiastio than ever, so
much so that it waa difficult
for him to speak. He gave
them a speech that they will
never forget It was indeed
the finest and clearest exposition oi
the tariff Question ever heard in the
West It is a common criticism that
he handles this great question with
more ease and to the fuller satisfac
tion of his hearers than any ono who
has attempted it during this cam
paign. It is impossible to justly crit
icise Capt. Kitchin's speeches. They
are so foil of stunning lacts ana just
denunciations and evoke so much ap
plause, that the beet way to juage
then is by the effect; that is, watch
the crowd and see how they almost
devour him at the conclusion. He
had a large number of warm friends
her made four years sgo, but his
speech today has added many more
to him and the Democratic party.
Tha condition of the Democratic
party in Rutherford county is more
healthful than it has been in some
yeara. There are many who have
lately renounced Republicanism and
will vote the Democratic ticket in
November. From the most reliable
information obtainable, tms county
will do at the eoming election what
has not been done in years was u
THE EMPEROR HAD.
Kikfng
WILLIAM SPEAKS
MEETING
oxnr IN
ASS AAUXXS tU BXBLIKZKS BT SflAXlHO
bis xnin ooBcxxiriRa ccaxoalous
oomuxTS or tbx pbxss cpoh
BIS FAKILT AVTAIBS.
rmrmall SttmdCp.
Cor. I the Vvn sad OsserVee.
Poabxll, Wake 0o4 N. 0-, Oct .27.
rka nnnl. around Pornell, New
Light township, are stirred up. New
Light wm pou more ieuiwu
this year than it ear did before.
Itight in this neighborhood I know of
oiirtat or nine men wno wiu ruw
m . m 1 IS A 1.?
Democratic ticket lor ine nrsi wae.
I know of some who have been voting
split tickets who will vote Democratic
this time. The Republicans are py
jitically dead out here. Gov. Vanoe s
speech changed manyt Bolesville. I
know a man who has hot voted in 15
tearr, I reckon, but be can't stay at
home this time, he say- The people
up here can't stand the Trusts.
i A SUBSOBIBIB.
Jekm Hlekel ISeeta a Tneo.
Cor. Uie Mewe and Obeerrer.
FaAHXiDrroii, N. O , Oct 27.
! John Nichols met a! tornado today
at this place in the person of our
L townsman, H W. unuev.A bt-
f1 .... :i - lAnwna
beard before so mercuooa
. vr;Vm1a rAAmred at
Sy" handl Bwi cast a Democratic majority
pointment, but it would have oeen i Trmau. opm4 f wtta ck.ur.
aafaulnm in have rjlesded bad weather vnmlneton Menenger.
ami not anoeared. If he losesi as The Carolina, Georgia and North-
his I R.;iroad haa been completed from
Wktl Two BUlelchltee Sawa RlakasoBd.
Cor..of. the News and Obaerrer.
We arrived in Richmond on the
eveninsr of the 23rd Lost The
monster engine had behind it fifteen
coaches loaded down with people.
There was a great commotion among
the people when we landed, and not
knowing exactly what to do, or where
to go we called our legs into service
and proceeded to foot it up the street
in hope of finding something to eat
and somewhere to sleep. The more
we walked the more hungry we got
and already we had begun to sympa
thize with the unfortunate man that
was to feed us- Walking up the street
we noticed and- read the si ens over
the doorways, and my companion saw
the name of H. B- Chalkley and he in
stantly remembered the purchases of
leather he had made cf him.
We went in and grasped him
cordially by the hand, lie was
really glad to aee us, and a more
elever and hospitable gentleman does
not live in Richmond. Nothing else
woold do bat that we should go to
his handsome residence and there
abide daring oar stay in the city.
To his home we went and after intro
ducing ns to his handsome wife, he
brought in his little daughter. She
.ttexaltTJ-Vt'8
sight we beheld 1 Hondreds of elee-
trio lights nasnea orer uu w
grandest exhibit that ever greeted the
eye in this oountry. These Bich
monders are a people , of wondrous
Slack and energy y they gave one hun
red thousand dollars for the erec
tion of the exposition building, then
filled it with the products and fruits
of their many hundred industries.
Kver have we seen soch an exhibi
tion and the beanty Of it all
is that there ia scarcely a
thino- on exhibition that was not
made within the eity. We heard a
prominent North Carolinian say he
had visited the expositions at Atlanta
and Boston but they did not com
pare favorably with this one. Imme
diately back of the exposition are va
rious amusements going on. There
are three merry-go-arounas tun dj
steam, they were filled with people
all aeeminfir to have a joyful time.
The fat man with his show is there.
There's a group of men trying to hit
a negro's head stuck through a can
vas. The sausage man, the candy
making man, the lemonade man, the
eider and beer man are all there. But
the biggest thing, the most popular
thing ia the toboggan slides You go
n hm atana about SU leet, Res into
something like a hand ear holding
about ten people. You must do
your thinking your talking before
you get into the ear for you bare no
time to think, no time to speak,
no time to isay good bye,
when that thing i begins to move.
Off you go with a vengenoe, down you
go with lightning rapidity, up again,
By Cable to the Kews and Obeerrer.
Bxmux, Oct 27. The municipal
deputation in waiting upon Emperor
William today presented an address
of welcome on the occasion of his re
tarn home, and were startled by some
emphatic remarks in the coarse of the
Emperor's reply on the scandal and
gossip of the press affecting the impe
rial family.
For the pleasant surprise which the
municipal representatives had pre
pared for him he thanked them all,
much more for the reason that it bap
pened to come on the day when the
Church of the Holy Cross, in which
his father, Emperor Frederick, had
always shown the greatest interest
is consecrated. The JEmperor ex
pressed the hope that he woold soon
s more soch fine churches erected
in Berlin. He trusted that his jour
neying would have the best results
for the Empire.
He had learned with regret that
during his absence while using his
beet efforts for the interests of the
Empire disputes had arisen in the
Berlin press regarding the affairs of
the members of his own family. At
tacks were made such as would hot
be tolerated by nor permitted against
any private individual. He requested
the deputation to do their utmost to
put a stop to the unseemly discussion
as it eonoerned them alL He desired
to live amongthe people of Berlin as
a Berliner. He relied on the repre
sentatives Of the Capital to respond to
that desire. None of the members
ventured to make any: remark on the
Emperor's unexpected reproaches.
Even if etiquette had allowed it they
were too much amazed to respond.
A.O. c. w.
T . .
m. ui BUU1B Lima M.i . a '
Oldlrieh genUa
EST ""Piouojs. myitS
emblem of the A.ft rr w v U
m our city. This- oTdeVaenlbx
n Nnr.fr mPrTel7 unknown
oi f FrlnlrD UPchar. was a naive
?f "U?r "amber of years te
nded in this State. j j
On i Thursday and Friday nigS .
. lh.orongh canvasa of thia oily,
v oat " known Murphy
Lodge, No. 3, Ancient Order of Uni
ted Workmen, with 32 initiated mem
bers and apphcants sufficient to swill
the number to 62. The following
Officers were elected : P. II. W., N.
Broughton, Esq ; M. W., W. N-Vonis,
Esq.; Foremsn,. a A. Riddle, Esq;
Overseer, Job P. Wyatt Esq? fiV
Order, H. H. Roberta KmTVTNT
oer, B. H. WoodeU, Esq ; Beceiver,
F. A. Carter, Esq ; Guide, W. B
Buncb, Esq ; Inner Watchman, Q. J.
; uuter Watchman, J. M.
W"? kq J First Trustee, II. Mep.
Baldwin, Esq ; Second Truatee, J.L"
Broughton,ERq ; Third Trustee, P. j.
Bashford, Eeq ; Medical Examiner. -
Dr. E. B. Rankin. I
,.4 nobler order haa never been in
stituted in our midst Its beneficiary
ramvtiiraa . 3 . , . . . r
- - kiu uq aaouja DO e
wninea.
AMDaeta. '
Corresponaeaee of Hews aatf Observer.
i Wabbxbtoh, N. Q, Oct 26, '88.
Mrs. J. D. Whitaker, late of Ral
eigh, died very suddenly in Warren
ton, N. O , Thursday, October 25th,
at 6 p. m.
This announcement will carry sad
ness to many hearts in various parts
of the State.
She was well known in Raleigh, as
well aa many other portions of North
Carolina, and none knew her but to
love and admire her for her beauty,
intelligence, sweetness of disposition
and wonderful gift ; in conversational
powers. She was a woman whose
magnetism was such as to attract and
win the hearts of all with whom she
met) and none knew her but tore
specVhonor and love her., This is a
sad bkrw to her husband and her two
children, to whom she. was devoted,
as well as her mother, whose heart is
crushed by this unfortunate calamity.
Digested by tha Kews and Obeerrer.!
SDivev va. Harrell. ; i ' l
A party to a judgment, where the
court had jurisdiction, is bound
thereby until it is set aside for irreg
ularity or declared void for fraud. .
Tha Drooeeding in which the judg
ment waa rendered i being ended, in
order to attach it for fraud, an inde
pendent action must be brought
An irregular judgment might be set
. . .ta - i Li
as iae m me prooeecusg oj uumuu.
An alleged parol agreement that
one should buy land at a sale and sell
it to another at a little ; advance
creates no trust or1 contract
Mclver and, Dairy mple, vs.
Stephens.
' When the court has jurisdiction of
the partiea rod of the subject mstter,
although the proceed may do
irregular, t is not void.
A 1 judgment although
Stopper.' Setefc
sent to their patrons their line ot
guaranteed silks offering in, Blacks
and Colors their Failles Franeaise----J
the leading silk fabrio worn this sea
son; these they guarantee pure silt
and will protect you in the wear,
The line of shades in the eolors is
complete, and prioes are as low at
they will be offered by any Northern
house. These re all matched iU
laney Bilk, plushes and ornaments.
Mr. David Rosenthal's new fall ,
stock of men's, youths' and boys' ,
clothing surpasses the record and i4 r
the Urges', best and most oompletf
that he has ever handled. Mr. Rosl
enthal has been north and selected
his stock in person and is willing to
put it sgainstt any competition. ; He
guarantees satisfaction in both goods
and price. Bead his announcement inj
our advertising columns this moxn4
hg. - : A
sSome time ago the Messrs. Berf
wanger Broa announced that they
were themselves again but now1 it is
the verdict of everyone who goes into;
their establishment that they have;
literally surpassed themselves. I That
elegant new store with its glossy
shiny new J stock presents a scene I
that is perfectly dazzling to the eye.'
There was never seen in Balcigh a
display to excel thia for its universal
attractiveness and general perfection
of the latest styles and novelties.
Their new stock of hats just received
are the nobbiest handsomest and the
latest editions of the season. Their
stock of clothing, overcoats, all kinds
of underwear, neckwear etcv, , is' well
worth going to see if you don't want
rrecn na i v j ua vyuu My
- i
store on Fajetteville street and have
the latest designs of pictures, picture
m.t..l. vail . nanar
a(. Th-ir iraods arc of the'latest
styles and designs and will be offered
at tha lowest nrieea. The public are
invited to give them a call and lend
their encouragement to a new and
laudable enterprise. Bee their adver
tisement this morning. 4
See the advertisement of a set of
North Carolina reports .in good con
dition for sale. -V" .'-..; -
cannot be attacked eoUaterally, but
only in a direct proeeeding. 1
So where an action is brought to
try title to land and! plaintiff claims
under a deed ' made in pursuance of
a judgment in a speoial proceeding
which was Irregular, evidence attack
ing the judgment can not be heard.
. TU Tr. SlaUtad ,
Of curing habitual conetipatica, and
Urar and kidney ilia ia to avoid tbo
nf tha bluer draatio lirer mediolnee and
cathartics, and; to take only the pleasant
liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs. It
cleanses ss well aa strengthens tbe sys
tem, and does not leave tbe bowels cos
tive, so that rerular habits: may be
formed, and the invalid permanently re
stored to health. It act promptly and
effectively; it is easily taken, ana per
j - Tka rlr Sllar City. :
Oor. of the Hew an4 Obeerrer. :
; Silib Cm, Oct 26, 188U.
tW fair ia a grand suocess. The
Democratic torchlight procession last n
night was a big affair. Jtfive nunorea
torches were in line. The speeches
er listened to by an aodienee of
irregular aeven to eight hundred. Chatham il
I like my wifewTuae Posaonlls OcmTK
T,iA- k.nui it imHTOTaa her i .
IWXWD iuwuim -- -rr-.- . ,
ooks and is as fragrant as rioleta. -
aa a 4 aaBBaaaMBBaaw
Judge Thurmaiv airUcipatcd in
a grand Aemocrai
I at CinoinnatL ; I 'i ; '
Boll's Baby Syrup
Day's Horso
POifirxisKf
mm t
iiminv aim MnP t
4 aT. . '
than down again, soon yoa get , back
P... - ... - . . ' . .1 IUKWI
then yOU feel like a fellow having just lBCtly harmleee., John S ; Peacud, Sole
eacaped having a wall fall on nim. a Agent,
escaped having
saw anotner
you suppose
thine, what do
that wae! A fel
low kisa a girl! At nappenea
on this wise. A man had swings
to rent and in one of these swings
was a young man, and seated by him
waa a nartioularlv aweet looking Kill
They were swinging merrily along,
and just as the swing reaoi.ed the
topmost height, she tuennd her head
towards him and be kissed her.
I never knew the true meaning
of that word even until that moment
Swinging ia a diitas'tful thing to me
for it produces swimmii & iu ibe head
but I confos I nerer wsuUd to m-'rg
so bad iu all my life. Virginia s a
irreat State. Richmond is a great oiy.
The Exiorition is a great
That's my opinion. Good bye.
show.
r fUmbridire. fotrthe construction
of a 42 inch lens fe the biggest tele
scope in the worlds to be erected on
on of the lofty mountains near Los
AfiReles. Clarke says ne can maze
such a lens m nve years ior iw,uw.
It will be eight: inches larger than
tha TAck telascope. and will brine the
wfthln aixtv miles of the earth.
The university desjghs to secure the
eo-Operation of uarvara in astro-
IlOZXUCoU WUI-V .mUi, lUMvvapsvi mbbbb bbi
w 1 J a.JeiMA-iv awt1 frhewM
i l m rrwmt i aawi 1 1 mmt a siinii w bt hittii ssa saiin s aaswaw
keen rarnUhed . is much local prifel
zZvmtmA. s Special monthly rates to . the lsrstest telesoope in the
mu of the whole body.
A committee of eleven, oomposed
ofi the Synodical and PBesbyterial
agents of Home Missions, and j Gov.
Scales, Gen. Barringer, Mr. B. F.
Hall, and Dr. Hill, of Slateiville,
was appointed to employ the evan
Mi;af anl ai i aat the cr&eral par-
poses of the resolution- A' memorial
from the church at vhapel Hill, ask
in o tor aid in emrjlovinsr e minister
was read by Bev. Mail McKay, p. D.,
anon which he and Bev. Alex Bprnnt
and nev. xv at. atou suskm jnawy
and interesting spseches.
..iu at amrr trecinct in
II J wvwV fm - -af a, T
district aa he will loee here, Bunn a
majority will go into tne tnouaaiiM-.
The Last af taa Taaean.
o Trudi ta the Mews moA Obeerrer.
POCOHXBXTSIB, t. X., UOtODW A
inhn Onv Vassar died at 1mu this
morning. He was the last of
aaaar brothers.
the
Pvaiaa not the day before the even
ing glow. You may praise werner a
Lot' Cabin Bamparilla for purifywg
tvTa kW without danger, for it
iltn. tha arlnw of lealth at
TbTkreett bottle on tne market
Monroo, N-C, as far as Chester, o.
a, and is now open . for traffic
Chester is one of the largest inland
cotton marketain South Carolina, and
is a progressive and growing place of
2,500 inhabitants. ;
Yoa will have no use for spectacles
if roa use Vr. J. U. aicueans
stranirthenine Eye Salve; it removes
at 1 . A,
the film and scum wnien accumulates
nn the eve balls, subdues inflamma
tion, colds and soothes the irritated
nerves, strengthens weak and failing
sight 25e. a box.
Ca" Wadaell a Wllllaawtan,
Oor. ol the !ewi and Observer.
Wiluakbtok, H. C, Oct 25, '88.
Col. Waddell spke in tms piaeo
last night to a large and appreciative
aud-euce wnicirwas compuaeu w uwtu
sexes. His speech was one ot tne
most forcible I have ever iisienea so.
xr. a. TArr oraceiui anu eloquent
srjeaker and is putting in good work
for the Democracy.
Votxb.
cw.nA hnmor is the health of the
.i aaness its prison. The humor
;n Wood ia not eooJ; drive it
out with Warnei's Log Cabin Saisa
iaiUa and thus drive out tbe sad
ala that holla vou its prisoner. 120
doses, $1. All drugg'uts keep it
Kaleigh, N. C
At the Richmond Exposition a
hcghead of premium Barley tobacco
sold for tver f,SUU. r.
Headache mar proceed from various
eanaea. Sometimea it is occasioned by
nervouaness, but mora frequently by in
direction. But whether it be the conse-
ananeeof iheoneor the other. it is al-
Z I .k l...4i ! avlian I
aneciflA. '
Opium Is a most dangerous drug, ea
neciallv when sriven to children in the
shape of a soothing remedy. Dr. Ball's
Baby Oyrup ia warranted not to oontain
opium and ia tbe moot efficacious remedy
for cniiaren teeming, x rnoe so ceau
bottle. , - -j ; ! ,L
Don't forget I $o buy your mince
meats at Norris & Newmsi's. Just
r-o jived, nice and fresh. )
m mm
Choiob Macxkkbx Choice new fat
mackerel, mallets, codfish, roe her-'
rings, &c - : E. J. Hahdih. !
. mm
Waix Pap-ik is cheaper just now
than ever before. ill paper rooms
complete (owing to size) as follows t
16, 8 and 910 each, i &u, f ia and
(20 each. Prioes named are one-half
former prices. Special cark taken to
do pood work. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Have on! hand a large stock,
and can suit almost any taste.! Fred.
A. Watson, art dealer and manufac
turer of picture frames. Orders so
licited and promptly executed.
i For ta cureoi
'VCbughs,&las.Croap,
I UHoarseneM, Asthma,
ouuur
HULL
Whooping t
Ooutrh I-
i' hooping
Cough
Consumptive person
Atrirnpirists. 25CtS.
CHRISTMAS - l
BO OK Si!
The Harrison labor demon at ra
tion in Indianapolis was-n dismal
I failure.
T Are men and women wanted in every1
town endSounty in the South to seUour
beautiful new set of Holiday Books
(-llina from 60 cents to $3.60). One
lady mad n arerte of 7 a day from
fieptemlt Ul Uhnstmaa iaw 7;
Sng Cleared $300 to five weeks.
itoeUt neeeasary. Terms liberal.
Apply early fo territory. - .
1 Southern Manager Ca ell at Co.,
i 81- yVhlteaall St., Atlanta, Oa.
H""aWAQKB WAKT1D TOB, OUB
Soutaersi tffioe, salary $1,800, oon
trol ti.000 (wboJeaalel worth of goods.
S?akYil.50a cask deposit. Kafer-
- . O T Varana l
No. t, Cooper Union, New York.
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