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DEnOCRATICOTHEIiS.
BtfJKCTIOB. TCUD1T, .T.at.r; BiB.
1 I HA.TIOaA.ti TICKET)
; I 1 ra rusniri' :
JGROYER CLEVELAND,
Ml Yld-riE&IBEIT :
j ALLEN G. THURMAN,
; ?j , ( Ikis. '
j FOKlELiCTOES Statb ALa:
AUr&KD M. ?7 ADDELL, of New HAnover.l
FBBOKKICK N. 8TBUDWICK. ol Orange,! ,
.V Distbict Klbotobs:
1st Tnirr.-KO. H. BROWN, Jr., of Beaufort.
tD DlST. JOHN K. WOOWAKD, of WDwHi.
an DIST.-CUAKLK8 B. AYCOCK. of Wayne.
VtrH DiflT . Kl W AKD W . FOU. Jr.of Johnston .
TBpUT. J. U. 1KB80N, of Surry.
rm DwT.-8A.MOEL J. FKMBKRTON, of Btanly
fTH DlST. LBBOY C. CALDWKLL, o( Iredell.
in nuuu M .
VANCE.
ot Caldwell.
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Haywood.
HTATE TICKET.
worn, govtbxob :
DANIEL Q. FOWLE,
of Wake.
fob uxor. aoTXBSSk t
THOMAS M. HOLT,
ot AJainanoe.
Eot AiBQciata Justice of the Su
pretuB Qonrt tv fill the Taotuicy
aued by the death of Thomas
4 joaj. Davis,
S.
,,' l wa inuuuu.
vat AMoeiatd Jostioea of the Su
pretne Court under amendment to the
Oonstitution:
JAMES E. SHEPHEED,
I of Beaufort.
ALPHONSO a AVERY,
of Burke.
FOB BBOBRABT OF STATE:
WM. L. SAUNDERS,
! of Wke
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i FOB tbiabubib:
DONALD W. BAIN,
( of Wake.
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CTBEIJTEMDEHT OF FUBUO IS8TRU0"
I TIOH :
SIDNEY M. FINGER,
of Oetftwba,
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fob ATTORjrrr arsxEix ;
I THEODORE F DAVIDSON,
$ of Bunoombe.
FOB ACDITOB :
a. w sandeblin,
of Wayne.
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STOP 1 1 BliB THIS.
, Yoa' can get . the Daily Niwb aid
ObsxbTkb from now until January 1st,
1$39, I for $1,20. ETerybody will
need daily paper during and after
the reIectIon tune. Do not worry
jooi fjriend by reading bis copy. Get
om foryonrself. j. ' ' i
.1
iBothpartiet ogre on the amendment
toemaswg the number of-: Supreme Court
Judge, but all the sam it u important
for Democrat! not only tq vote for the
amendment, but to vote for the Demo
eratio nominee for Judges at well, lest it
i happen that the amendment be tarried and
Davit J Avery and Shepherd be beaten.
The Bgdicialt witt be eure to vote for the
- amendment and their nominee for
Judged.
. The iDemoerat mutt take no risks in
thi or anf other matte on election day.
'Take warning from the Radicals, and a
they will be certain to vote, for the amend
ment and their meny be sure that you vote
for the amendment and your men Davit,
Avery Ond Shepherd. Don't fail to vote
for your .nominee.
' V IMJCStKRYTB T1CKKT IB 188. .
.j 'At the election in Richmond county
iri 1884,. Oliver L Dockery, the pres
ent Republican candidate for Gov
ernorj voted as follows:
To Represent the publio in the Leg
islature he voted for Harvey Quick, a
- negro' lawyer, against John W. Sneed,
one of; the beat white farmers of Rich,
mond .county.
IFo Coroner, be voted for Felix
Jaeobe, a negro man, against Daniel
Gay, b one-legged Confederate sol
dier.' I " '
Fo? .Register of Deeds, he voted
fBrjOqe N. W. Harleej a negro man,
agSisit Alexander L. McDonald, a
' wnjte'man competent to fill the office
and f hniversally esteemed in the
cojnity for his courteous bearing.
.4 WOBD WITH TOV, OLD FKLLOW
4 I believe you've changed your iesi.
deno4 since last election. Have you
A bout transferT What! "No"t
fcenfffO at once and Let; it. There
Is rib time to be lost.
? The. knightly Ransom Monday. i
I iLCBV aack. SaSTaie West.M He
lacked.- " :
f Tita supply of Republican October
Burehards seems to be ample.
I ElOtioh dat Tuesday. Democratf,
hryoxi T6gltirri1 Are you ready
f-tor ie fray ? The battle hour draw
th idgh. :
I Eabb evidentlyj struck the wrong
' aortOf cuptomer at Winston. Read
th. Utter of Registrar Young, which
appem elsewhere.
fjf. f.1 ; . :
f' ,.ii. w.4
ItOckBy, who ia running against Col.
Bowand for Congress, violated ;a
Written contract. The fact is not sur
prisilg.. Locker ia a white Rad.cal.
Woujd any well-informed man look
for scruple of any kind in a North
Carojina white RepoblicanT
W regret to learn that Hon. W.
H. jkitchin, who has done such signal
gerripe .for Democracy, and who
passfd through the city yesterday
moraing, was called home by a tele
gram and will be unable to fill the
aprointmenU heretofore announced
JotinwtOTou hie Toiee may bo
RtDICAL BTJLL-OOZISa.
Bead tie response of Maj. Yorng,
of Winston, io one of the bull-doling
letters of Radical Chairman Lages.
It is printed elsewhere in this islue
i . . w
It shows that the aforesaid Egves
wukod uj) the wrong customer nce
at least, j It shows also that theti is
no limitfto the audacity of tbelladi-
cile hi their desperate effort to rry
the election.
Democrats everywhere mast
their guard against the trie
fraud. eunnite ' and desperate
Radical leaders. ' It has bee
dent throughout the campaignfjtbat
tbey pfbposed to stick at nothing.
Ia thesi closing days their villaigiy.iB
rcaCtllUg 118 BlgUCBl VW6 VI vugjBKc
agaiustl the pecplo. Let it ts? ex
posed Everywhere. Let those; un
scrupulous partisans and hiregngs;
the i"reuables ol iives, wao wuer
int toiforce it upon the public, be
anesteol in their nefarious work and
delivered up to the law W due
punishment. Let Uemocrjiisg iook
out fotf it everywhere. Let theRadi
oals bp taught emphatically f that
there is to be no bull di-zmg iuib
jeir, ttat every bull d zcr, whether
omiuiWoaed by Eavs ur not,
wh'fetblr a bull-tloz-.r of wh.to wen or
blck.U bo - wade to suffer for his
villain! to the full extent of ie law.
, A.ndi Eivs if he coDUiiaes in
the cturbe he has adopted win
land bj-mself in ih peni entiarf ifbe
dou't look out.
4
Ar(Blou registered! "No"
Are
cet-
von not aware that the lime k
ting ;nighty short indeed? Go at
orice 4nd see that jour name if prop
erly bin the book. , I
i :
iRslisTM, Democrats, and gt jcur
neighbors to reeister. Se3,imo.re-
over,lthat no Radical name isjn tte
registration book that don't Jpelung
there! The Radical leaders ar) up to
everV sort of fraud and chicanery,
Theyjare acting aDsoiuteiy wunoui
B?rup?e in the desperation o their
cause Seo that their villainys met
.. ail 'iL A
and broueht to nautrht. ,as tba
their! corruption fund furnisged by
the jnillionaire manufacturerB of the
North is neutralized by bar work
for the cause of the white mas s ru.e
and honest government in No&h Car
oling. Look after those young Uem-
Ocrals who cast their maidet votes
tbia lvear. Look after those ho will
com of age on or just before Section
daysl See that they are all regssterea.
See hat the full Democratic Srengtb
is registered and is polled, itbia is
a duty every patriotic citizer every
mail at all interested in the tttie wel
fare of our people, owes to tbjb Sta'e,
to -;ia family, to himself. ' sXiet the
debt bet paid . promptl v. ftaly and
chefifully. S
ud the letter of Eope ljlias to
MrilDortch of Goldsboro o&ewhere
priti ted from the Goldsboro pjercury
Read how ex-Goy. Urogdi, now
again a Republican csndlate for
I ofE.ce, deliberately preferred negroes
O&kweeu uie rauea. Jeau,
wmte
men of the State, read and ote
oor'dingly. Brogden is bu$ a
ac
fair
representative of his psxty k this re
spect, as well know.. He, altough he
osee occupied the exalted; lace of
chief executive of this greaifstate of
ours, deliberately chose negroes for
olnoe in preierence to white men
Dockery.wbo-aspires to the blief mag
istracy, does the same thing! Down
with Btogdeo, Dockery andji)! their
disgraceful kind! Down . f ith the
negro party in North Carolin;forever
;! : '-- 1
:Thb business men of jlfiehmond
have resolved not only to Jcll in
their salesmen who are registered in
that city in order that thejrlmay be
at home on election day but tave also
agreed to grant leave of Absence to
any of their young men whole servi
ces may be needed at the bolls on the
diy of the election,. Hurah for
Richmond I Will not Raleifh follow
sd good. an cxampltt Will aiot Ral
eigh do better; will not her fbusiness
men like the feuincss merj f Chart
loite close their places off fbusiness
Tuesday and devote themselves and
permit their employees ftf devote
themjelves wholly on thai day to
the work of securing the ftrjocess of
tle Democratic cause? Tie argu
ments have all been made fls it not
fear that the day could no be more
profitably spnt?
I 1
Wi bare the Report of te North
Carolina ' Agricultural Eeriment
Station for 1887., ,It is fafnounced
tlat additional experimenlafwork for
tie future will be "a foittdring and
encouraging of cattle ant pairy in
terests in the State, on fbg general
principle that the cow isa good a
fertilizer faetorvias is needed, which
latter is utilized in enrichin the soil.
the natural product! of tjiig industry
-milk and butter and jfajves will
furnish the money-waking feature of
Ihe work." .
I - :4-f
Cdaibuan J. W. Gbaibok, of Le
rioir county, has Uaue4 a Starring ad
orees on the subject ol ihi appoint
nent of Federal Supervisofs for that
eounty, saying that the peole of Le
Kioir are not to be intimidated a; this
fate dsy. Mr. Grainger i right.' Lst
the people rise in their Imijesty, and
rebuke this attempted aiAfcrference
with our elections.
It sppearj that Murchisn was in
dustrious and set traps ora number
Of others besides Lord fSackville.
though the British duffel was the
only one , conspicuously! caught.
Meantime the utmot niysteri 'is
maintained as to the idtaitSy of Mur-
Ibhison. It will be found fventualk,
idoubtlfcsp, ss near as pOs)le to the
Kepublicau campa go miagement.
- V i are ibdebted to ibefpublieher,
!;Mr. Jas. H. EnnisB, of thii city, for a
opy of Turner's Nofthl Carolina
lAlmanac, the old reliable, tie familiar
and. ever welcome annual! visitor to
Z -i g
the homes of our people, git is valu
able for reference to! efery body.
lit should be in the hand of every
"citizen, particularly everl farmer.
iPr.ea 10c rjofet-oaid fxomi the nuK.
pisher or at the hands lof Imerchanta
and postmaster! tbipu&hout j the
oa of
fievi-
"1.B5T BOMK SXT A WAT.
Gen'lW. W. Dudley, the fellow
who, under the Republican regime,
used to bein charge of the Pension
Bureau at Washington, and who said
that "norebel should ever hold a
clerkship in that bureau while he was
there," is now running the Harrison
campaign as the personal representa
of Harrison. He is a fit represent'
tive of the moral tone of that Great
Old Fraud the Republican party,
which steals a Presidency without
any more compunction than a com
mon thief steals a chicken. In the
Gai field campaign he carried the
crisp new two-dollar" bills . to buy
voters in Indiana. He has now written
circular letter to the chairmen of
the Republican committees in Indiana
from which we make the following ex
tracts :
"New Yobk, Oct. 21, 1888.
'My Dkab Sib : I hope you have
kept copies of the lists sent me. Such
information is very valuable and can
be used to great advantage, it nap
enabled me to demonstrate to friends
here that with proper financial assis-
ance Indiana is surely Kepublicau
for Governor and President, and ba
resulted, as I hoped it would, in se
curing for Indiana the aid necessary"'
Your committee will certainly receive
from Chairman Huston the assistance
necessary to hold our floaters and
doubtful voters and gain enough of
the other kind to give Ilarrison any
Morton 10,000 plurality. New York,
with what we have done, ought to be
safe beyond peradventure for the Re
publican Presidential ticket; Con
uectiout likewise."
That is pretty plain spoken.
"Finaucial assistance necessary to
hold our floaters and doubtful vo e;s,'
&o." That is the way he proposes to
carrv Indiana.
In mvLcer directions now to wont
.... , , ,
on election day he says :
"Fourth, divide the noalers into
blocks of five and put a trusted man
with' necessary funds in charge itl
those live and make him responsibo
that none gets away, that all vote our
ticket."
Thaf, w supposp, i what the Du4
levs of the Grand Old Fraud c&tl
HirasttKil nolitics. "biockine tu.
into five-." and "let none get away
M. . - , , w
Tnis man is Harrison's personal
representative in the campaign. s
It is by such means tnat cen nam
on plot to carry his native State !
Temple, the nominal plaintiff in the
anit nriijfc Lhfc State, has be&n 'a'k-
o ' ,
irig oiaewhat about that suit, saying
in effect that the special tax bouds of
which he is the ostensible owner
were bought by him in New York
through another person ' and wore
hypothecated by him in payment of
the debt incurred in their purchase,
and that when he pays for them they
wiU be hi.
It needed no ghost to come from
the grave to tell us that Mr. Temple
was the were agent of Morton, Bliss
& Co., who have another suit, peco
im against the State on the same
kind of special tax bonds. That I
leu no hesitation in stating the lacT,
knowing that it could not be ques
tioned. , ;
It Las come. out that when the
British extradition treaty was boing
considered by the treaty making
powers the British Minister tried to
haveiutroduced a clause for extra
diting pei sons charged with offeeces
under the coercion act aimed at Ire
land 1 he efftct eooght was to per
mit the extradition of a man for
deed which is not a crime in this c$un
try, nor a crime iu England, but only
a crime against the coercion act
Ireland.. Secretaiy Bsyard would not
bear to it and Minister West waA de
feat d But when the treaty wait be
fore ins senate, the Republican Sen
ators Hiserted that very clause at the
instigation of Minister West. This de
velopment is causing a great sur
the north.
at
If we want to see negro euperin
tendon Is of publio instruction and
other ntgro officers in many cf our
counties we will vote the Radical
ticket Tuesday. If we are not .mis
taken however, the white men of the
State, who are white in sentiment as
well as in skin, are going to vote down
I he possibility of negro domination in
this Sta e forever on the day in ques
t:on
Is it a North Carolina party that is
ruu bj Morton's special tax bonds
money and that brings iuto this
State a- whole force of miserable,
dirty roughs to spy upon our people?
No! No party that could do such
things is worthy to be called. North
Carolina party. Let all honest North
Carolinians quit the despicable thing.
The boom expected by the Repub
licans from Sackville proves to be a
boomerang to the partisans in question:
Cleveland turns; the points o? the
enemy's blades against themselves
because he is skillful and brav4 and.
because his cause is just.
If you see odo of PinkeHonW
cowardly scoundrels spying around,
don't let him be about the polls on
e'ecticn day, but make him take to
the woods whore he belong. j
The way to treat Eaves is to return
a Democratic majority of about 20,000
and bury theaudae ous Radical chair
man with his infam rrs detectives out
of s ght forever. : - j
It must be understood that no Fed
eral Supervisor has any duty to perl
forw at any box but the Congressional
box. As to all other boxes, he is
no more than any other by-stander;
This is Cleveland Weather. The
sun shines bright and with such
weather on election day, the Ameri
can people will shout with a will,
M Four, four, four years more !" j
Tbb World's calculations after i
careful canvass is that Cleveland will
carryew York State by a majority
of mot than 20,000. ' j
Cleveland hits he hits from j
ulder aa Minister vWcftJkm
! BAVBf'BCOVRDRBLS.
In ja circular issued by J. B. Eaves,
chairman of the Republican State
committee, who3e whole tenor is to
try to spare somebody, he says: "We
have had Pinkerton detectives in
every county in this State for three
it
weeas. ,
We are willing to let Mr. Eaves
peaif. tot himself. And first he could
not have this force cf Pinkerton de-
tectvee ,in this State without a great
outlay. of money. Now why should
the Radicals be spending so much
moriey in North Carolina? Merely
because Morton has tutntd loose h.s
moriey-bags to carry the Legislative
in th interest of his special tax
bond!
But all of Morton's money and all
of Eaves' threats, and all of Pinker
ton's : detectives cannot scare one
honest North Carolina Democrat Let
the people rebuke such audacity. Let
them rebuke the spirit that animates
Chairman Eaves. Our people are
not cowards to be scared by such fel
lows, and Eaves insults the manhood
of North Carolina by such miserable
threats. .
But suppose what he says is true,
that he has a whole lot of these im
ported miscreants to spy upon the
honest citizens of North Carolina
what of it? Where is there a jury
in North Carolina who would convict
map of Any offense on the testi
mony of such villainous scoundrels ?
"Bt isn t it a pretty pass wnen tne
chairman of the Republican party
gravely announces that he has im
ported a lot ol scoundrels sna rouges
to epy upon our people at election
times ! Let the people be filled with
indinaiion at this disgraceful con
duct.
Brag it en also Prefers Negroe to White
Hen.
GiiMstoro Mercury.
Fbasklijj, Macon Co., Oct. 9, 1888.
Mr. W. T. Dorlch, Jr., Goldsboro,
Nr C. :
iDear Sir : In reply to yours of the
22 J ultimo, in reference to Ex-Gov.
Brogden, I have this to say: That I
was tha chairman of the joint com
mittee of the House and the Senate
in the last General Assembly to ap
point Ihe Justices of the Peace for
thei S'uate. When the county ol
Wayne was reached Ex-Gov. Brog
den, who was one of the Representa
tives of tho said county, submitted to
me as the chairman of the committee,
in the presence of my committee, a
petition for the appointment of Jus
tices of the Peace for the county of
Wayne. I stated to him that I
desired to wake some inquiries SB
to ! the qualification, politics and
dolor of the names on the petition,
and I then proceeded to examine
him; and after much evasion and
dodging on his part, I elicited the
f act that there were eeven negroes on
the list. I then asked him did he en
dorse the petition and recommend it
o the favorable action of the commit
tee. He said he died. I then asked
lim if there were seven white Repub
ioans living in the same locality that
he seven negroes lived that he de
sired appointed Justices of the Peace
tbtwould make good Justices of
hi 'ii irV. tpreierrea tnej appointment
of negroes to the office of Justice of
the Peace in the county of Wayne
to the appointment of white men; he
would not answer my question,.would
oily reply that the colored men were
very respectable gentlemen, and that
President Arthur appointed one of
them ' postmaster of some R. R;
station (the station I cannot recall)
and he would not answer my
inquiry. I at last became j indig
nant at his evasive answers, and
; said to him that one who had oc
cupied the high position cf Ch;ef
Executive of this great State of
ours ought not to trifle with our com
; mittee, but deal candidly and fairly
with it- I then told him if he would
give we the names of seven white
Republicans, respectable men who
lived in tho same locality where the
seven negroes lived, I would ap
point tbem, but I never would ap
point a negro to th-J office
Of magistrate of the county of
Wayne or any other county to try
the white people for any alleged
offeuoe, and that as long aa the
Anglo-Saxon blood coursed through
my veins I intended to maintain that
rosition,and if I thought thatthe Sen
te of North Carolina would endorse
the appointment of negroes to office
as he, Brogden, was seeking p have
done, I would resign my seat in the
Senate and go home. Just then the
Hon. W. H. Kitchin, of Halifax, and
others came forward and grasped my
hands and complimented me for my
(sentiments and said that they were
glad to know that .the West posses
sed men that were not unmindful of
the fact that they had white brethren
in the East. Governor Brogden
then disappeared. Respectfully,
K. Elias
P. S. You may publish what I
have written and use it in the cam
paign. Yours &.o ,
K; Elias.
A Ureal Dmy l Klattea.
Cor. of the News aud Observer.
Kinston, N. C. Oct. 31, 1888 .
; Hon. Daniel G. Fowlo aud Hon.
Ohas. M. Stedman spoke here yester
day to a tremendous crowd. The
next Governor of North Carolina won
fresh laurels and made votes Ho
made a fine impression. Lenoir
Democ.ats will be inline solid for
Cleveland and Fowle. After the
speech of Judge Fowle, that sterling
patriot and soldier, Chas M. Sted
man, with eloquence and patriotism
aroused old Lenoir. You may look
for a good vote in Lenoir, i If is red
hot and getting hotter. Our people
are delighted with Judge Fowle.
There ia great enthusiasm everywhere.
Put the county down solid in the
Democratic column. G.
Public Speaklug. ,
Messrs. T B. Womack of Chatham
and R W. Winston of Granville will
address the people on the istues cf
the campaign at the following times
and places :
Blackwells, Caswell county, tiatur
dy, Jsov. 3. j
The local committees will please
advertise the same thoroughly by
hand bills and otherwise.
Spier Wbitakeb,
Chairman, &c
I like my wife to use 1'ozBoniB Com
plexion Powder because it improves her
looks and is as fragrant as violets.
Peaches. Pears u Cherrte.
Finest California canned fruits, first
arrivala of thia aeaaon'a packing.;.
THK DElL. .
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THE BICHMOSD TEEinSAL.
Baltimore Son of S 'st. )
The absorb np propensities of the
Richmond and West Point Terminal
Company are Httracipg much atten
tion in the railway arid linmcial world.
The Atlantic Coaet Line sjetem is be
ing made the subject cf negotiation
just now by this 9yndicate,and report
has it that thfv waut the Norfolk A
Western, the Louiaville & Nashville
and the Cincinnati Southern systems.
The Norfolk & Western, it is authori
tatively stated, wi'l refuse to deal for
its absorption, fend the Seaboard Air
Line will a!so t,a intain its
dence. !
indepen-
Persons who afo concerned in
watching i hese kb-Orptious into one
great concern, eiber by purchase or
lease of the R.cUfuond and West
Point Terminal Company, argue it
out as follows : "That concern has
been given by lbs Jitate of Virginia
such -powers as have never been
granted to any other corporation in
this country. 1 The suc
cessful accomplishment of their
schemes w;li bo to deprive the South
of railroad i-o.-u petition and to make
a local Rlii:; u of every boutbern city
and to u. i'n. end of all this will
be the i-t aquation cf development and
the going under ( cf the railroads,
with their heavy loads of debt piled
on by the manipulations of this syn
dicate.
"The remedy for this lies with the
State of Virginia, i which never con
templated such results from the
powers she granted to the Richmond
and Wm Point jTerminal Railway
and Warehouse Company, with its
modest title but; gigantic designs.
The withdrawal of these powers and
a requirement for the winding up of
the affairs of thi company will Bave
the South from the evil effects of this
great speculative lailroad venture
and will demonstrate the hollo wness
at its foundation.'
A dispatch to the Sun from New
York last even rig says: "The Sun
correspondent called on Mr. George
Scott, president &' the Richmond &
Danville, in regard to the rumored
purchase of ihe Atlantic Coast Line,
for which Mr. Harry Walters is now
in this city. .Mr. Scott said that some
negotiations hud taken place between
them, but that ; as nothing definite
had been arrived at, it would be
premature to discuss any details."
ADV1CK TO MOTHERS.
Mrs. w IdsIow'3 Sootlilnc Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. It re
lieves the little sufferer at once, it produces nat
ural. aulet sleen bv rellevluc the children from
pain, and the little cherub awakes aa "bright as
a button." It U verv pleasant to taste: soothes
. I. .. . 1 .4 . ..f . n .. - ,Ka .11... Alt nalna
U1V V1I1IU, euibdia . 1 1 o KUJU9, anftj a mt i iwuiih i
lietes wind, regulates the bowels and is the best
known remedy for diarrhoea, -vbetner rising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Eve cents a
bottle.
Hew Back Wheat &e. eve.
New buck wheat flour, new citron,
new deascrt raisin; (finest quality)
new Rraz 1 nuts, (new walnuts to
arrive later) new Queen Olives in half
gallon, quart and pint jars fresh
arrivals in winter table supplies of
every description. E. J. Habdir.
Unnecessary taxation it unjust tax
at ion. Cleveland s Letter of Accept
atoe. :
A. natural flaw e)f Bile from the Liver la
JCaaentUI to Uood Health.
When this is obstructed It results tn
BILIOUSNESS, -
which, if neglected soon leads to serious diseases.
Himmons' Liver Regulator exerts a most felicitous
influence over every kind of biliousness. It re
stores the liver to proper' working order, regu
lates the secretion of bile and put the digestive
organs in such condition that they can do their
best work, After taking this medicine do one
will say, "I am bilious."
, "I was affected lor several years with bilious
ness ana uisoraerea uver, wnicn resulted In a
severe attaek of faundiee I had toor medical
attendance, and tried the favorite prescription of
one of the most renowned physicians of Louls-
vine, Ky., dui to ne purpose,
Induced to try Simmous Lier Begnlator
, out to ne pur
wnereupoa 1 was
benhflted bv Its Use and It ultimately rentnemi
Keirnlator. I was
me to the fall enjoyment of health A. H. Bhjb-
lit, Kicnmono, Ky.
Bzamlne Ui see that vou eet the renulne. dia-
tltoKUisbed from all frauds and Imitations by eur
v a inofam ea iront ot wrapper, ana
on the side the seal and signature of J. u. Zetlln
Co.
Fall Trade 1888
J.
J. THOMAS & CO.
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XlaleigTh, IV. C
Cotton Sellers
AND
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Orter to the trade,
Ginners
AND
Farmers
I. Q. Asfrffb
C. t. Irt.
ART STORE.
ANEVv
Fayet eville Street.
-t-ALLCF THB-
Lateet designs in Pictures,
Picture frames,
Artists' Materials,
and Wall Paper,
At prices pver
before introduced in
this city.
CALL. AND SEE US.
-Aufrejelit Se Lee.
1,000 bundlW new Arrow ties. 200 bun
dles spliced Arrow ties, 10,000 yards
; Burlaps and other cloth suitable
for covering cotton, bulk
meat, flour, coffee, sugar
molaasds. meal, corn,
oat, hay and ship
gtnff, all of
which we
will sell
upon
VERY
BEST TERMS.
We solicit your consignments of cot
ton, and pledR you our twenty years
experience to serve you faithfully and
right. Will make cash advances upon
biilaof lading or cotton in hand when
ever de .ired- i
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j. J. mm t co.
118, 815 and 817, & Wilmington Street,
yioiV
fnWjJm iw these Insects h
MW tn the homes that lJXSS
fsl re cleaned with vs ts
ri James Pyles w
sta
Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers
are offering imitations which they claim to
be Pearline, or " the same as Pearline."
rSPXACTP If S false they are not, and besides ire
JL-fV-x iXX. V- dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled,
but sold by all good grocers.
Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New Yot.
DO YOU
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS,
i
SCHOOL BOOKS OR
Plain or Fancy Stationery.
BEND YOTJB ORDEB TO
. ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO.,
I Booksellers, and Sutioners, Raleigh, N. C.
OUR POPULAR NEW PUBLICATIONS!
North Carolina Speaker
Busbee's New Justice aid Form Book
Lvaa1 n.i nnainAM Wan nf N. C.
Send for Complete Catalogue.
CfcXJXOK SHOT r OVIliJR
JUST ARRIVED
"NO TRUST BAGGING."
25,000 yards Dundee Bagging.
1.000 Bundles Arrow Ties.
60 Barrels fresh mullets, extra size.
1 Car-Load White seed oata, .
1 Car.Load mixed Corn.
1 ar-Load of Dunlap UoCance . Meal.
BOO Barrels of Flour of Different Brands.
60 Bags of No- 1 Coffee.
50 Barrels of Sugar, different Grades.
17 v oolr. of IrtwAat prio.AR at
M. T.N ORRIS &
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ROSS "
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CUTTERS.
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JULIUS LEWIS & CO.,
AND
LEATHER
BELTING.
EBtablisbed 1865.
Raleieth, N.' C.
THE HAMMOND
Type Writer
Ihe most PERFECT mschine ever of
fered on the market.
THE BEST
For 8peed, Strength, Changeable
Type, Perfect Alignment, Bean
ly and Durability.
The only Type Writer awarded a GOLD
MEDAL at the Now Orleans Exposition.
It has many advantages over other
writing machines, and the work done on
it to PERFECT.
It Cannot Get Out of Alignment I
It it Not Liable to Get Out of Order I
It Cannot Collide with Itself
It has open-end carriage, which admita
of paper of any width or length, and has
changeable type.
T Every machine WARRANTED PER
FECT. Price complete, with two sets of lype,
1100. Send for catalogue.
T. A. MONTGOMERY, 8tate Agent,
Baleigh, N. o
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS OFS.C. BAJL
KOAUCO. ihe mortgage bonds of the North Carolina B.
R. Company which mature on the 1st day of No
vember, imxi. will be paid promptly at their office
at BarUngton.
Ihe trustee oas arranged, u more ronvenient
to holders, to bave any redeemed which may be
presented at eitner oi the ionowinx Danns: na
tional bank ot Kal.iKh. Citizens' National Bank,
of KaieiKh. National Bank of Greensboro, First
N atiDnai Bank of Charlotte, Commercial National'
Bank of Charlotte. Bank of New Hanover. Wil-
niuiatou. No interest will be paid after this date.
1 JNO. Wi UBAHAM,
1 Trustee Sinking Fund N. C. K. B. Co.
November 1st, last.
JOB BEST. -i
A very desirable cattage on North Per
son street, on line of Stree Railway,
containing five rooms and pantry; fine
sard en; poeseeeion given Immediately.
Apply to D. 8. Ettdgings, at B. & U. B.
WANT AY
, Ppr cloth 7f
j. . .J2.fX
4x6 feet ,.,4.6(l
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HEADQUARTERS FOR ' . '
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CHILLED
PLOW.
A. G. BAUER,
A. B. OIIITEOT
llethanical Draaghtsmiin.
BALKIOB. tf. ft.
S500 Reward I
We will nay the above reward for any case o.
1 'r complaint, 4 rape p. la, siek headaeb., tnd 1
goatioo, const! patloa eoaUveness wa eaanot
s.ire with West. Vegetable Uver Puis, whea the
ou-setiooB are strleUy eomplled with. They are
purely vegetable, and aever fall to give satlifaa
rtoo Larve sees vantahilns; to sogar -coated
piUa,aao. For sale by all droKglsta. Beware ot
counterfeits aad unttattooa. The ceaalae snaao
taeutredoalv bvJOUHO. WBBT OU,SaS W.
ItaUiMia Bs.3Uam, IB. tor sale by as. Ble.
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at the Ineane Asyrura witr beri after be
aomitted only on
WEDNESDAYS,
Bet ween 8 a. m. and 6 n. b. ' This rule
has been found ueceaeary on account of
the ir.jurtouirtUectsof excessive visiting
upon the lamate.
By order Of the Board.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Home Insurance ' Co.,
OF RALEIGF, N C
J Organised in 1868.
Has been insuring property in North
Carolina for eighteen years. With agents
in i ai ly every town in the State scces- .
sibte 10 railroads and east of the moun-'
taii.s.
THK HOME
SolicitaXhe patronage of property owners
in the State, offering them safe indem
nity for lomrs at rates as low as those of
any company working in North Carolina.
cum of PRCPim mim:
Dwellings in town and country, mer
cantile risks, churches, schools, court
houres, society lodges, private barns and
stables, farm produce and live stock, cot
ton gins.
Insure in tho North Carolina Heme
Insurance Company.
W. S. Primbobs, Cbas. Root,
President. 8ec'y and Tiens. ,
-W. G- TJpcrroicn. P. Cowpsb, I
Vice-President. - . Adjuster.
Office in Brives BuQdit-r, No. 22
Favetttvilie street. JTulephone No.
86. ' J
PfllL. I!. MDREWS CO
HEADQUARTERS
. )ffice No. 18. telephone No. 79,
Martin Street,- Adams Building.
Yard, est Hargett Street,
near Ice Factory, Tele
phone No. 108.
G O A L.
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Anthracite. White and red ashe,
broken, egg and nat, (or grates and
stoves.
COAL.
Bitn fhinou a. Tennessee, West Vir
ginia Splint and Pocahontas; The Weak
Virginia Bplint--the best and cheapest
coal in the market, a trial of the same ia
only necessary to prove the fact.
: ; COAL,,
For smithing purposes, the best we caa I
buy. "The Mountain Prook Smithing 1
Coal."
WOOD. A
long or cut and split to order. .J I
OIL. 5
Illuminating oil, from a quart to a bar- j
rel, from 119s fire test to the highest
grade; delivered from our wagon at your
door. Leave your orders tor winter fuel.1
Better now than later. Money saved isk
money made. "A word to the wise," j
PhiL H. Andrews & Co. 1
FALL STOCK.
Goods Cheaper, ?Than Imf
Hardware, StOTes and House-Furnishing
Sporting: Goods.
Muzzle and breech-loading guns, rifles,
niatola. fhella villi mimnn
ment seto, hantisg coats, legricgt, Ac
t-AlKAU 1.. Jl a aw O - V aB w. I
ja vcvu-iuoruuig pni irvm o vo iai.
Cutlery and
Plated ware.
Bought at low prieew-will be .old cheap
Most complete stock in the city. j
Birds aiici CngrSis.i
Fine lot of eingarav, jnat imported from
Germany, Every bird guaranteed to
sing; cages of every description for
Mockinar and OaAarw birds: Price. lnwu-
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STOP
isms
and let us show you the best
.....r:: LAMPS
ever Seen. Nn trnnhl with wricka
kurnera A perfect light, equal to gas.
vaeapess and test light ia the worm.
Cooking and heating stoves, latest pa
terns, sold on easy terms. .The eels
brated Fire-Li ht, the leading heatinj
stove m Kaleigh. Ail goods Dougnt 10
ana wm be sold at a very small pront.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
J. C. BREWSTER.
tMM lK& BAILING AND OB
l!vlS54 NAMENTAL WIKE
WORKS,
r DFun sc co.,
No. 118. ft 115. North Howard street, Bal
timore manufacturers of wire railing
for cemeteries, balconies, - tte., sieves
fenders, wires, wood and coal screen
woven etwee iron nMlatMl sex tea.. r.w
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VfOBTH CABOLIHA BE PORTS.
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: A set of Norta Tarollna Be ports t
U in vrurvl nnnitltinn sold OOmDlete 1
to and Including !d volume. For terait
addrees, , . LOCK BOX W, f
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