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SERYER
RALEIGH. N. C., SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1888.
NO. 114,
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Thla powder never varies. A marvfel
at purity, strength nd wholeeomenoe;
More eooiwmicslthAn ordinary kinds end
eaanotbesoid in eompetition with the
su altitude of low test, short weight,
elara or phosphate powders, sold only to
mbb. Botal Baku Powmsb Co., ICO
Well Street, Wew York.
Sold by w. O. jfc A. B. Stronaeh, end
J B FerraJl Ooi. i
WOOIMTT & m,
14 East Martin Street,
1th t,
it selling tepidly.
Our
per cent lees then wholesale prices.
Men's Underwear
la the mot t conipiele la the city end prioee
i. are cheeper then can be bought
eisewneve..
j -I - I .. ' -i-j
1,600 pairs of
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A fUH&ING BTATUf Elj b'BOH THE DEMO-
f ; CRATIC cSaJRMAN.
By Telejgraph to the News and Observer.
Indianapolis, Nf. 3. Chairman
Huston, of the Republican commit
tee, yesterday received the following
reply I to hia letteij, of Thursday to
Chairman Jewett, suggesting the use
of; rubber baida oreach ballot:
a IiniijiAioiai Not. 2, 1888.
Dear Sir: I note! the contents of
your totter of yesterday evening ask
ing me to agree tht the inspectors
at the coming eleoSon shall place a
rubber band arourid each ballot an
voted.: I do not befieve that sursh an
agreement can be carried oat over the
entire State at this ae day and I am
sure that no agreeiroht we can make
oan affect a legal balot roted in dis
regard of it. Nevertheless, a such
an arrangement maj in some degree
oondaoe to a fair elwtion if you will
put your idea in thefprm of a recom
mendation to inspectors I will cheer
fully aign it. $
On receipt of this Chairman II us
ton, acting upon thesuggestion con
tained in Chairmanl Jewett's letter,
submitted an agreement officially
signed for the approval and signature
of Chairman Jewett. f: At a late hour
last night an Associated Press cor
respondent found Chairman Jewett
at pis faotel and sheared him Chair
man Huston's Btatenfsnt. Mr. Jewett
talked; freely aboufl the proposed
agreement submitted by . Chair man
Huston and gave his Reasons for not
signing the same. 4jt the suggestion
of the correspondent he sat down,
and wrote the .following statement :
"There are many reaons why such an
arrangement should ot be made and
one verj good one viby it would be
entirely futile.
lit. The agreement would be in
capable of fulfilment f or the reason
that it ould be jtupQssible to get the
bands distributed an. have the fact
that they were to be iiBed thoroughly
understood at this tipe of day.
2d. A law of the State prohibits
thelplicing of anjf distinguishing
mark ah a ballot ad these bands
might be construed a distinguiohing
marks, especially if f- different sizes
or Tariously placed uspn the tickets.
Nor could any voter pr inspector be
compelled to obserTet.
3d. It would be anl Innovation for
the reason that such la practice has
never been pursued, st far as I know,
in this Btate. i
4th The right givn an inspector
to manipulate the bllot while put
ting, on the band woifid- give an op
portunity for fraudulently changing
the ballot or itsertin; an additional
ticket in each one anl' therebv ore
venting the counting ht either ticket.
. 5t4. The agreement feould not au
thorise the election board to reject
a legal ballot without he band- -
6th. It has been reported to as for
some days that pespns who are
strangers in the comMunitiea where
tK' haA . Iiub . V"
traveling over thai State hav
ing no business bat who
have visited RepublkM election in
spectors I and no I one else.
We I entertain real J lapprehension
that ihet have been instructing such
as are oorrupi enough u oubk
such work how to substitute tickets,
staff ballot-boxes and! Commit other
ballot tX deviltoy. pie statement
made by Mr. Huston! as to ironing
tickets, Voting ticketspouble and all
that sort oi ininK is, la iiiiiiK piuaoo,
a 'cheetnut. It is merely a rehash
of a circular of ten issued by the Be-
nubneans in former sears and once
111 the 'nink eircSdar.' In this
circular these mattersere set forth
with; creat oaHicularifyiand it was al
way a inl these oircalcfa charged by
Renablieana that theiPemoerata in-
Cnn9a tnAad to reaort to ihem. On the
Ob S3 -tv-L hfcnd Demirats
520000 STOCK
OF
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING
beoajuss we
sell
it ts
tteck of
ft V (IkWX M BRIT I 3 H ' k W
OS1 PAKADKR FALLS DEAD.
By TeloBraph to the News and Obserw.
New York, Nov. 3. The Republi
can business men's parade started
f otn the Battery at ODe o'clock this
bfw-rrjoon on its way up liroadway.
As ihe Bankers' and Brokers' divis
ion passed up town other divisions
fell in frcm the side streets. At
half past two these streets had been
cleared as far up as Liberty street
and about twenty thousand men had
by that time fallen into line.
bhortly after three o clock Wuham
J. Osborne, while ma:chirjg up Fifth
Avenue in the parade dropped dead
at 24:h St.
DOIKKRY AT SMITHFIELU.
HE MAKES AS HCKKDIASY SPEECH AND !S
DENOUNCED BY UK. POC.
Cor. ol the News snd Ole rter.
On the night of November 1st O.
11. JJockery had an appointment to
speak tt iSmithneld. Cap?. Kitchin
also had an appointment to speak ai
the same time and place but was un
able to be present. Col. Dockery re
fused to consider any effer to divide
time, lie then commenced to ad
dress a crowd of two hundred negroes
and fourteen white Radicals of whom
ten were candidates. Col. Dockery
spoke for an hour and three quarter?;
making one of the most deceitful, in
cendiary and demagogical speeches
ever heard in bmitbheld. The negroes
grew wild with excitement. Dockery
told them that if the present system
of county government was not
' changed there would be bloodshed in
the land. After it became apparent
that Col. Dockery woe Id consume the
entire night, Mr. Pou commenced to
address a crowd of two hundred
white men and never has the writer
heard a more crushing denunciation
than Mr. Pou heaped upon the Radi
cal candidate and his methods. M.
DUD SET FOR THE LKGISLl
TlllE AND A. LIT ILK HOHET."
THE CHAIRMAN CF THE
IX- COM. FOB CHATHAM
iat 2&H wofth 60c.
MASTER OF THE SITUATION, AND INTENSELY AMERICAN.
"The course which I ihave outlined and the recommendations made relate to the honor and dignity of our country and the
protection and preservation oi the rights and interests of all our people. A Government docs but half its duty when it protects its
citizens at home and pormitg them to be imposed upon and humiliated by the unfair and overreaching disposition of other nations.
If wc invite our people to re?y upon arrangements made for their benefit abroad, we should see to it that thev are not deceived.
60 7, subject, vrUclipsrtmmWp sloid not disturb or coatac Lot - rc7 th. W My d m
W, p.. L .caof sotUe,, it enter upon T2T SSST
tion only to subserve the interests of our people and maintain mo nign Bianuaru - .w. t
3,00 Rents'
V , I f
laundried and unlaundried shirts at less
, than the original cost.
'" f - !
Gents' $4.00
STIFF lHATS
i ! " '
. , for $3.60 .
. I i S
We warrant every pair of
"ExEOmyE Mansion, August 23, 1883.
G HOVER CLEVELAND."
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KEPCBLICAa
C0UKTT.)
Durham, N. G, Oct. 14, 18SS.
II. C. lyyng, Esq , Haywood, N. l .
Deab Sib : Please let me know
who your candidates for the Legisla
ture are after you agree on them and
what their P. O. addresses are; also
write J. B. Eavea at Raleigh at once
in regard to it.
Please push the work of organiza
tion and find out as near as possible
how the vote will be in Chatham for
Congress and the Legislative and
senatorial candidates. This is im
portant. We are making a dead set
for the Legislature on joint ballot
and must not lose vour county.
When you nave gone over the county
let me know whether a little money
could be used there with good effect.
1 think that 1 will be in your county
I deem it unnecessary io say that
this is confidential and that it would
not be prudent to tell even good Re
I publicans about it
lieep me posted.
Truly, &c,
W. S. Albright.
-EUGENE HIQaiXS 8ATE8 HIM
N. Y. Herald.
It may be that Democrats are the
great unwashed," but iust the sacae
Chairman Matt3.'Qaay, of the Re
publican National Committee, learned
a lesson in bathing from one of them
Wednesday mght that he will not
soon forget.
llis tutor was Eugene Hiffrins. or
Baltimore.
After the manner of lawvera who
D6rate each other in court and drink
together duriDg recees, they met.on
Broadway, and tLen, finding that they
were bound for tbe same destination,
started for a mmptuous bath-house in
iwenty-eightn street with the deter
mination respectively, of eozzening
political .secrets one from the other.
"I think I (tall take a Turkish
bath," said Mr. llicerins. the Demo
crat, when the lion and the lamb had
reached the temple of siestas and be
gan to look about for couches on
which to lie.
"Wei', Til go a Russian," said Mr.
Gjuay, with an air that seemed to be
speak much caution since that first
batch of boodle out of the $25,000
reward he offered for the arrest and
conviction of illegal voters had been
bestowed upon a Democratic detec
tive for the capture of a Republican
crook. "Turkish baths are too weak
ening and I med all my strength."
?r. Higgins smiled at this admis
sion, and the two politicians went to
the tot air acd steam of their choice.
When they had been sufficiently
steamed and heated they reappeared
in the corridors of the bath-house
ready for the plunge. Mr. Quay waa
as ' confident as a man holding four
aces pat with the last ante which he
can raise before the cards are drawn.
Mr. Higgihs was "sizing him up "
and making the mental observation
that Mr. . Quay's many mistakes of
late are due to the fact that he is a
good man for a ward or a district, and
that in managing the national cam
paign he is "over his head," when
that gentleman started down the
marble stairs leading to the plunge.
"Hey there, Qua) ! Can you swim'
asked Mr. Higgins in alarm as he saw
Mr. Quay about to take the deep
pool.
"Oh, -yes, I'm all right," answered
Mr. Quay, with the assurance born of
the belief that the water was but
knee-deep, and that he could
safely make a big bluff just as-he has
done with those ten thousand dollar
bets on Harrison. "Here goes."
With a ludicrous splash of the
"belly-whopper " kind, the dignified
leader of the G. O. P. flung himself
into the basin. He went under.
Great ripples of water circled all
around the bole he had made. Sud
denly he returned to the surface and
spluttered and spattered, yelling at
the top of his voice :
"Throw me a life. nrfirvr I Tt,w
equipped steamship, there were no
life preservers, but Mr. Higgina
iumped into the plunge and save Goi.
Quay's life or at least prolonged it
until he sicka with the Republican
ship.
This is a true story.
VANCE AMD HESDKRSOW.
DOIKO
WEBTEBK
GRAND WOBK ,IK THB
PART OF THE STATE.
Special to the News and Observer.
Statestillb, N. O. Not. SL Hons.
Z B. Vance and Jno. S. Henderson
addressed a laree and enthusiastic
and made a ten strike for De-
Nw York Latter Carrier Arreeted .
Bjr TelegfapH to the Newt and Observe.
New Yobk, Nov. 3. William M.
Speers, substitute letter carrier, was
arrested and held in Dan rjy unuou
States Commissioner Shields today
for detaining mails. Speers left Sta
tion D last nieht with a heavy pouch
Af letters and documents and
other hind the DemNrats and the
better class of peopf l generally al- Uie Kadicai camp- vanoe .
hand- Tt gded Sesel iutements as derson are a good team and
Utiii. ,'!P r.j.j fcu :..i.i I unlendid work together.
mereiv,!: intenaeu sjw iu.hum -f - ,
Rermblicans how to
Arintna and aa an imnlied request to
anil oJktnmit them
rinncia J f Jrarkiitt I Anv statement that the Democratic
JLIOOP - vvr -----;,it5oil ttf thu3tate baa any
crowu " ; -r r paperB for delivery. The pouch con-
mocracyat Weaterma n t Store yes- P number of political docu
terday. Last night they spoke tJV, of LiverinK it he
wua wnu i , - -. w -l k- o
aumpea it in idoo w a-vp j -friend.
He disposed of a similar
eoucnl in like iasnion inia muruiB.
rn.iuMn.tni vieU. They are
BBsde and. are in all sixes and qualities
4-OtIB
Statesville and the town is
enthusiasm, : Henderson speecn i
was strong and forcible and to the
point and Vance was a Domo-sneu m
... T J TI.
the Kadical came vanoe sou aou-
are aoing
They are
L u ik. arousine unbounded enthusiasm
amontr ice jemocrars sou uuwk
in our path
told good for their party
of the btate.
department ts complete
DWARD FAS8ACH,
I
WELffl
OPTICIAN
SOUTalll MiCLESTEl MAIOIDtf
Oold Jewelry, end SUver Watche
Oorham's Sterling BQverwareogers
' plated silverware, any sixe and
weicht of plain IS karat En
gagement ring constant
ly in stock. Badges
ana neaais nuu
oraer.,
knowledge of or connS'ance with any
i fraudulent practice or Intent of wrong
j in connecuon witn tnej eiecwon en
tirely false and I cfauenge prooi.
Mr. Dadlev. the Chairtnan oi the a-
tional atepublican wmmie, anu
thole Who are in sympathy with Jam,
have a complete monopoly oi tni
ftrt of business in tbiS! State.
I Bigneuj, y"11
Dockery and Eaves gind Morton act
as if the people, of 3orth Carolina
were a race oi cowarojy cure. a.uoj
will aef .
j FOWLS AT OOLOSBOtO.
He AddrtHM L.arc CrowdHie Speech
SplceieUd la Huur I'd la BflTeet
Way Rlgat.
Special to the Hews and Observer.
i Goldsbobo, N- O., Nov. 3? A large
nrnwd assembled under the Pearson
tent here today to hear Judge Fowle.
A good many ladies were present.
The Judge's effort was a splendid
success in its manner ana in its enecs.
Manv colored men heard hinrthrougn
although Brogden was speaking fifty
yards away. Wayne is au rign.
THB YELLOW rEVEB.
A CH 1NCK OI
IO.
r
Jar
(totiealODei
artmeat
Bmteeee an endless ariety of lensee
which togethei with .our praotioet expe
. i nahla us to ooireet almost any.
error of refraction in Myopia (nearsightj,
idling prompt relief trom distrea
Jiyiache jwhlch often aocompaaies
iperfeos viais-
OjR 'ARTIFICIAL
Human Eyes
atv and look like the natural organ
aTe sain when inserted.
tytaa have anothet saade withonA ealle gerB 0f both poUtical
ag pasmawur
0. J.fwtaiu
FREEBI4K
SteDOgrapbjp and
Fred. W. Ltkh
Type-Writers,
Have opened an office in the HoUeman
5 imuE? where they are prepared to
uU rTder. In law reportina and
t". writing! Cla- In short hand and
4 TVt Yarboro House,
RALEIGH, N. 0.,
thoroughly
rates to
Irr.. been refurnished and th
"JSS: I8neclal monthly
' rirof the Lgllatare. -"r
TBri5kNEYr Proprietor.
It Is EHHaved She Will fHwel Into EJne
i- ter
L flolumbus. Ohio.ispecial of the
lBt says : -Chairman Tevnsend, of the.
Demoqrauo Slate J!iiepuve uomum.
teej has issued a congratulatory cir
nli.f .to the various lounty eommit-
teet , in which he stlies that from
estimates received froS all township
coihmittees in Ohio, larefuUy made
after ja thorough canajjs, Ohio will
cive to Cleveland aci Thar man a
plttraUty of 16,000 onfTuesday next.
Chairman Townsend, in conversation
tonight, expressed the opinion that
fuQy ninety per cent of the Irish
votes that went for BKine four years
ago baa returned to the Democratic
partyk and that large accessions from
the German element aje very notice
able, i "The result in Uhio next Tues-
day,":aaid Mr. Townsejia, win oe a
t-rrinu aurorise to all Sie old mana-
( iS 1L.
parties, ana me
surface indications of! today will be
entirely obliterated, f he campaign
has been onieof tbepeosle, and neither
committee baa teen instrumental in
molding public sentiment, ine peo
ple have fully consider ine question
. Uane and have f ullyJaUsfied them-
i.- (hat the dav fori war taxes to
8;wiped,out has arriifd.' ,
Weekly Baali SH
: ir W t " .v
fV-lW YOtKe ViOTm a-S .
tl9.C81.500; liana decrease,
ToAiRDO: arjecie decrease, $2,397,600:
leWal tenders increaa4l$242,900; de
decrease, $7itl200; circula-
fir,n aacreaee.il21,3O0.irhebanks now
kAM I3.B50.850 in ekless of the 2S
per cent rule. i
A HXAVT EXPBESS ROBBEBT.
By Telegraph to the News and Observer.
Decatub, Ala-, Nov. 3-Two new
cases of yellow fever in the last 24
hours. Both oolored nurses.
JlBOME CCCHRASK, M. D.
The United States messenger on I vreBent frcm Chatham
... . . T A I . 1 T . 1
the train on me new jrieuu auu
Northeastern R. R, which arrived
here this morning at 7 c clock, was
robbed at 5 a- m , between Jjacy ana
Derby stations, fifty miles from here.
The express officials decline to state
the amount of the robbery, but it is
understood the loss is between $40,
000 and $50,000.
Eartbqaake Shock.
By Telegraph to the News and Observer.
Memphis, Tenn , Wo v. & ymie a
The man acknowledged his guilt and
intimated that he was inducea to
Commit the offense by a friend whose
name ha would not disclose. He is
liable! to one year's imprisonment
and a fine of $ 500.
' i'
Waddell and Polk at Sanford .
Cor. of the News and Observer.
I Sanfobd, N. C, Nov. 2.
' ni !: Waii.iA.li and Col. Folk spoke
here today. Col. Waddell devoted
nimaAlf exclusivelv. to the discussion
tho tariff. Hia srjeecn was Cicai
and atronir. He deased his hearers.
and njtade poor Democrats good ones
rrrvn1 TWnrwxats belter ones.
Col. Polk made a fine impression
also. I He said that be had gone into
the State convention an uncompro-
..... 1 tU.t it I.I1A
misinir Alexander man, w .
- . . -i L.J haan
name or Aiexanaer nu uv
withdrawn he would have been voting
for him' now. But that a majority of
his white brethren had saia is w
better for us to make their fight for
rrinir,lft with our banner in the
hands of another man and he cheer
fully acquiesced in that decision. We
vote not for men but for principles.
ThW were auite a number of men
fmm Ohatham. Among other
telling pointa Col. Polk ahowed how
tha fftrmers had been spurned by
tnhn Vlnhnla in Con cress in their
pleadings for relief from the Bigging
Toitaf Imkrs&nr.
He broduced Mr. Nichols' speech
and rflftd from the title page the rea
c, ir.;-.n hr Nichols for deserting
ihA fermAra. Aa no doubt he has
acattered thousands of Supies of this
speech over his district it would be
well Tor tne xarmers to reau i-
..va in anhatance that his district is
-j - - .
AT ft EW HILU
ABOUT FIVE HCHDBED SOLID VOTERS
PRESENT POLK, BROUQHTON ASD LOS
DOH GIVE THE ALARM.
Yesterday7 at New Hill, in Wake
county, was the liveliest day that De
mocracy has ever had in that pre
cinct, art, everybody acreed that
many vote were made for the cause
of good government-
Col. L. L. Polk was the first
sneaker. For nearly two hours he
reasoned with the large body of
farmers present about the hard
Limes through which they were
Dassinar and the cause for
the same, tie tola tnem oi me ei
forts that President Cleveland and a
Democratic House of Repre entatives
had made to relieve them and the
other laboring men of this country of
the burdensome taxes unaer wnicn
thev were crroanintr. He told them
how the ReDublioan party had
spumed the appeal of the farmers of
. 1 . il W- .WamIt tua f a! f
KrPth, morning Tt ioT o'doZ now changing into a Z
plVaaaleen in the upper stories of district. Th.s is his reason. 1 1
m. r . - .
buildings ana resiaencea wmo wuwu-
nrablv alarmed. Its
only a few seconds
aeeat.
Reserve
de
duration was
Total Visible Sappljr of Cetten.
By Telegraph to the News and Observer.
Nvw Torx. November 3 Tha total
visible supply of cotton for the world
is 1,697,786 bales, of which 1,479,886
are American; against 2.$o,84.i ana
1.88G.442. respects ely, last year. Ke-
teiots at all interior towns 170,015.
. . ... nnq nro 1
Reoeipts at pianiauona ow,uw- wruf
in eight 1,809,268.
TerrlSSe Kmpleelea.
By Cable to the Sews and Obeenrer.
Paris, Nov. 3. A terrific explosion
Occurred in the Oampsgaac c al-pit in
the department of Aveyron.. Eighty
miners were kUled. Twenty-two j
bodies have teen recovered.
-:-tM.lW r ailmiaaion and a notice
. ,-i. tV.. kA ,
to the farmers oi tne aistrwi, -
is nO longer under obligation to look
after their interests, but that hence
forth he it at the serriice of the manu-
facturera.
Waddell and Polk are a strong
team and made ringing speeches.
D.vtv: Hf wva rlrtvtl fnr Cleveland ana
M.
Fotfle. r
To Close Ovtr KlecUon Day.
u. -roi.urra.nh to the Mews and Observer.
New Yobk, Nov.; 3. aii oi me
rlnwn town exchanges will close from
Mondaw niffht until Wednesday morn
ingi i The Custom House will be open
from 9 to 10.
Dockery was sick 4ast night- How
much sicker he will be Wednesday
morning !
the South, and how John Nichols had
proven false to his promises as the
candidate of the workingtnan that
he was the only member of Congress
from North Carolina that listened to
the monopolists of the North in pref
erence to his own people. He told
the farmers of their demands through
the Alliances, for a reduction
nf the tariff. and how the
Republican party had placed
themselves in the way of their de
mands. He appealed to the people
to support Daniel G Fowle, and the
DAmonratio State ticket and also to
vote for .the full legislative and coun
ty ticket. Col folk grew eloquent as
he urged the importance cf electing
the Democratic Lgi8lative ticket in
Wake county.
Mr. N. B Broughton followed Col.
Polk and sooke for one hour. He re
vievred the record of the Republican
party in North Carolina and the op
portunity it had to niake itself
strocff with our people, coming
to tbem as it d-d when they
were bleeding and crushed from
the wound of the war how it
might have healed those wounds and
given fresn nope ana courage w
people and yet they laid the hand
still heavier, and made ihe burden
more grievous. He showed the course
of the Republican party at the North
inri1 those of the South in their
hatred and abuse. How we had
turned to them to lighten the bur
dens upon us and yet at the bidding
of the capitalists and monopolists
A7 .
tbey had mocked us with false Hopes
and pretended friendship. That now
' Jl 1 L -.1 J U-
nnr rea were open ana it wumu iw
j . . . . . . i i i
f, nnr nhamfi It we dia not neip our
selves. He reviewed the history of
the fence law and showed how the
Rnnnbhcan oartv bad: faslenea it
uDon our people. He appealed for
the election of all the Democratic
candidates, and showed how far supe
rior in all that makes fitness for office
they were to those of the Republican
party
Caot. H. A. LOndon, of Pittsboro
heinir present, waa loudly called for
and for one hour, in one of the clearest
and most convincing speeches tnat
we have heard he reviewed the great
issue of high taxes as proposed by the
Republican party and lower taxes as
offered by the Democtatio party, ne
showed how the Republicans pro
tected the luxuries of the rich instead
of T the necessities of the poor.
Levi P. Morton and his spe
cial tax bonds were noticed and
the people were warned against
allowing him to collect his special tax
bonds. He took up the canaiaates
of the Republican party and Bhowed
their inefficiency to nil the places ior
which they were named. In strong
terms he pleaded for Democracy and
for the people to turn out next Aues
day and redeem their county and
district from Republican misruie. ne
closed by saying that old Chatham
would come to Wake with a glorious
victory.
A splendid barbecue was servea
free to all and everybody enjoyed it,
and to Messrs. Thos. Boothe, J. W.
Judge Shepherd.
Correspondence ol News and Observer.
Washington, N. O , Oct. 31.
I was greatly pleased with your
remarks on Judge J. E. Shepherd in
a late issue of your paper, and the
people of Beaufort county will en
dorse by a large majority on the 6th
dav of November your estimate of
him. The Democrats are a nnit
for Judge Shepherd in this county,
and the Republicans say that he has
been so impartial, so upngu auu
able in the discharge of his exalted
office that they object to nothing in
the man but his politics. I am
happy to inform you that the Demo
crais of old Beaufort ar unit for
Grover Cleveland, tax u notion and
the State ticket from top to bottom.
S. T. .NlCHOLSOS.
An Ottawa, Canada, dispatch of the
31st ults. sayt: "The Attorney-General
of New Brunswick has requested
the Department of Justice to apply
for the extradition from the United
Stages for William J. .Best on mo
charge of shooting E; M. Batson with
intent to kill at Campo Belle, New
Brunswick." It seems, to us we have
nave heard of Wm. J. Best before in
Korth Carolina.
Booker ; were we
good dinner and
Boling and P. A.
indebted for the
flrood order.
.
Capt. M. W. Page our caneiiaaie
for sheriff and J. P. Judd, Esq , one
of our candidates for the House made
brief remarks.
CATAWBA.
SlX THOUSAND MEMBERS OF 1T9 ISVISCI
BLE DEMOCRACY ADUBESSEP BI VAWCE,
HEHDERECN, FIHGEB, LOSQ A1SD OTHERS
THI ENTHUSIASM GREAT.
Special to the News and Observer.
The Blsnop Lyman incident.
8tote9?ll!e Landmark. ... .
Oliver Dockery says m his speeches
that at a reception given by Bishop
Lyman at home in Raleigh to the
Episcopal convention, R. 11. Battle,
Esq , late chairman of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, sat be
tween "two buck nigger6" nd ate
Col. .T i inn !tii, of this
place, an Episolian aud a delegate
to the convenon in question au
thorizes The Landmark,to make this
etatoment: That for several -years
past two colored clergymen have been
members of the diocese of North
Carolina; that the Episcopal con
vention being in session at
Raleigh lat May a year ago, Bishop
Ljman invited the members in a body
to a recep'ion to bs held on his lawn;
that at a certain stags duiiugits pro-
i i .
cress, too two coiorea ciergyuieu
The True Method
Of curing habitual constipation, and
liver and kidney ill is to avoid the use
of the bitter drastic liver medicines and
cathartics, and to take only the pleasant
liquid fruit remedy, Byrup of Figs.; It
cleanses as well as strengthens the sys
tem, and does not leave the bowels cos
tive, so that regular habits may be
formed, and the invalid permanently re
stored to health. It acts promptly ana
effectively; it is easily akn'
fAtw hamlAss. John 8. Pescud, Sole
Agent, Baleigh, N. C.
Cardinal Newman's condition ia
yery serious.
Bull's Baby Syrup
Facilitate, Teething'1''8;''
Day's Horse
rUnAfEn
Pmente luc Fever end
cans EMatoae pr. lpouna Treltl
Kiwton. N. C . November 3 The
largest garnering w. , ArJA on th lawn and took positions
vincible lemocracj ' ssema . ee and thit , 9 (Col. Au6a)
himoif t-rriH.l to each of mem a
toilav. A careful estimates pin tne
vast assembly, at six thousand. Gov.
Vanc9 says he never addressed a
larger crowd in the State. The bar
becue was abundant and was spread
upon twelve hundred feet of table.
There were acres of people, and two
thousand men and horses. Splendid
musio was furnished by the Hick Dry
and Newton bands The uniforms
and drill of the Hickory band called
forth grat applause. The greatest
nthusiasm prevails. The infamous
circulars issued by Kaves an l nn-
clansmen have arou; ed intense indig
nation, which is only excelled by the
appointment of negro supervisors to
bull-doze tne election. auib im
mense throng of Democrats
was addressed by J. S. Henderson,
Mai- Finger, B- A. Long and Z. B,
Vanoe. Catawba s Demcrncy is un-
terrified ti- her by Morton s money,
Pinkei ton's Detectives or Eaves "Re
liaLlta" and will bold their banner.
The organization of the county is
largely due to the unremitting exer
tion of our able cnairman, APei onu-ford.
rocthecnreol .
Ill I V Tourfis.Cold, Croup,
lULL. O Hoarseness, Asthma,
nlata cf ice cream, which tney ate
efendinor an d then retirtd. Col. Al-
ln ia a man cf erood character; Do:k-
erv ia not. Bus there is altogether j
Tha Wel'daa Fair.
The Weldon Fair just ended waa
the greatest success it has ever
hn. Each day there were be
tween two and three thousand people
present. . ,
The exhibit was especially fine ana
reflected great, credit upon the peo
rA of Halifax and adjoining
section. The management was 1 1. B. Alfftcbt.
ii u.Ul nil Vi tha - fair
won pitt -- 7 .w t-t i -w-vm m v n "V
well a o . her wise. The weather waa
verv V.. '-at "d the racing was said
Whooping
T?mmphit!s.
and for the relief of
Consumptive persons.
At droggistB. 25cts.
a aa aam aa aa innmiHML 1
CDUGH
SYRUP
ZTIiara cueea oioAHmea w 0o'
C. I. Lee.
That seem to have Pinkerton
tectives in Indiana albo. ; Iney seem
to understand them there, too, just
as we do here in North Carolina.
The Pinkerton Party is the Pinkerton
Party everywhere. I
to be some of the finest ever seen in
this State. Mr. John S. Cunningham,
who was chief marshal at tie fair, of-
fixated in his usual giaoeful style.
The wonderful cure"by Baivation Oa
f Mr. M. 8. Uuin. a ueorge BMW.,
Baltimore, Md., wbo was ior many yoe
so prostrated with rheumatism aa to be
entirely helpless, baa awakened wide
spread interest in tnis renwuj.
only 85 cents. , .
"If the heart of a man is depressed
;v. norAA and aufferins:. the mist ia dis
pelled when tbe bottle appears. Not a
bottle of spiriU, oh nol but a small vial
of that invaluable compound known to
civilization as Dr. Bull's Cough Byrup,
which will cure a cough or cold immediately-
Fa et'.tville Btrett.
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