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w News and Observe I sing Wtm.t. i . ; 1 fthe Bt THE NEWS & eKKE, i i Duly one year, by mail iostpald, : T n nx months, Uum " I ' sl w nkiv. out vast, w i i l.ae Ion i mouuia, ! i o mom entered without payment, ana no par 9 tent after the exptratton of time paid lor WEDNESDAY, NOV.! 21, 188$ -s Tariff reform is democratic poifcy What are our friends, the eneoy going to do about it f Are ie$ g.mg to carry out democratio prm c. lea ? We will see how; sincere ief e during the campaign v . . , . ' in -$ei -osition to Cleveland's recomipnf ; j dations. Thebi are seyen British steamships; now at the wharves of Wdmingtbnt all chartered to load cotton for f pr- eign ports. This is "business" aji$ tie News akd Observer rejoices injit The welfare of our chief cotnmerfial cuy is very near th heart of taiB pa! p as it is to the heart of eveiy t?ui c izen of the State. I f 1 It seems that the republicaos nn cUreetimated the intelligence of h operatives in the manufacturing f ie tncts of the North, who appearf t L re Toted for free raw materia', asr I oduct and more work; while n$ democrats underestimated the blfud. prejudices of the rural districts! of the North and Northwest. th4 Chicago Tribune lays it was only ihi changes against the democrats in hej ral districts that saved Illinois! t3 'drrison. Nxw Yoax cast at the j recent eec t n 1.279.639?- votes. Hill led i wHtli 646,772, and Harbison canie nei C 16,716. Cleveland followed C32s923, while Miller, who was rhni l ng against Hill, fell short with' only 630,065. t The Tribune's figures dife from these, gi?ing Harrison mre votes than Hill. In New York an 4 King's counties HU1 had 243,2p4 u.eveiana aiuier iM,ipo and Harrison was behind with ll3,di. f. n t ii T-Toii ton had 82,705 majority. -- - we-flfc ! i 1 Hopifor the future? (Why, blesi us ifi 1872 the republicans cairiedf2 Sbates and had 286 j electoral vot$s f -ur years later the democrats alecfed Tilden with a big popula maj ritj h a back. In 1880 we bad but electoral votes and four! years laier 219. Just wait until we get Enothel turn at the wheel. V e have , polled tl is year bigger vote than ever pe fre, .and next time we will swderi things. 1 X Thx New York World has hecujfed tae opinions of a number jof Souiktjn editors on the recent political; rev lv.tion and as touching the temper? oi the Southern people with! respect tc the new order of affairs. It pubHsbeBv tl em and it appears that there is boj cr neral aDDrehension that radical rueasures will, be resorted to undeif the incoming administration. TMa iDepver Republican might learn that is about the siza of the sijtuationi Tjhel snuch in the way of good morals by hands of the clock will not be turned gating pattnr after "the barbari back. I j tn" of Nori Carolina. Yes, 'our i I I pelple are geat sticklers ; for their PowniKLT is willin' to b3 made-, rights; arid one of their rights a0ain the chief of the Knight of a-l s to live peacefully without having b -r organization, provided he is tir houses bfjrned over their heads . . . .. i . . j, i ? )y Such men asthe Denver Republican wed to choose his own rimers on gjm iong BO igor0usly. Bkds of a il 5 general executive board. Ee will- e4her flock together, and j from ap p obably be given his wish ard wjllj jpearances it wiuld seem that the Den c ntinue in the office he now Lolcjs t f6t Republica would not scruple to -Ro.. k .af rJi J burn down a fpwn or blow up resi Barry w firing away at a great rtitr with &nfimii6 or brinon a Uirocgn tne press on tne rowaerjyj administration, his disposition appa-J r utJy Deing inns to aeep nimseJi tje- f re the public (and prepare ti)6 way. ft r the new order it ia said to be nisi wish to establish. i Thi complete returns from New Hampshire show that the ".ariff B ire" of the republicans" did not w rk there any more successfully tUxn in other States with heavy man nf icturing interests. i j According to the figures in the New York World, the democrats ct ti.') republican plurality down to 2,. t, against 4,063 ia 1884; and . the Cvnaocratic vote increased 10.86 per c- nt against an increase of pn.'y 6.7.2 ptr cent for the republicans. A4 the V arid concisely observes, 'On rnore cnopaign of education- will Co ; the ti sines?," and this is true not Onfy c-. New Hampshire but of the cpuft ty at large. Tariff reform tarifT tax red action must prevail in ' the end because it is1 right, becaiBti it i necessary to the welfare of j the people. j Wi suppose it may be taken sis s. .tied thai the republicans will Have control of the House of ReprtseutaV t '98 by a majority ranging frorii t- ee to five. Iu tbe light of IhiM c' se shave what becomes of the re at rltable claim telegraphed all ever ti oountry. two days after the elec ts U, that Mr. McPherson, the rtpub lir in lightning calculator, had ascer ta ued that they had fifteen to twenty miijority ? Verily it looks as if that same McPberson bad concocted 4 fraudulent Scheme, and that Dudley and Quay and Mahone intended to thke part in it. Thesu are the fallows v 0 have been making night hideous v . h their cry of frao-u, aliegin, inat t 1; f canvassing board uf North Caiof was going to givo the certifitut the Second Tistr.ct to ;Simninsi tat they knew about the mat.fcr is a adzing, ine cauv-ssngj ootrao: 1' rth Carolina will j4d up ti e re W41 1 tc lb it receives ana declare tne re iuit accordingly. THR IATKa K VASI1G BOARD. Today at l2m. the State Canvas Board mtels at the hali f the Huse of lif'Steeenlativeff to canvnss returns foil presidential electors. fIBe boara is fomposea oi, toe uov e-Gr, the Secretary of State, the SAvtorney-lienejal and two seD&.uis, from each! political . party, desig nated by the governor, and tho Gov- jerfior has designated Senators-T. L. fhSmry, of Halifax, and J. L. Backs, ofWake. J I An abstract ppl the result is required to be filed in fhe office of the Secre tary of Sta'e, who has to furnish the PQvernor wih copy, etc. The 4vernr ushll thereupon," the law IcoDtinuep, ai ipnce communicau un tier the eeal ofithe State to the Secre larV of State if the United States a jertificate shewing the electors ap pointed, theirlnam6S and the number ifivotea cast for each; and he shall leliver to thelectors of the State the same cerUhc&te in triplicate, which certificate still be sent on by the fciectoral college with their vote for president an Vice President, to the e&t of gover4ment. i The Governor is to issue hiB procla inition immediately after the canvass pf the electiofi notifying the electors jto'meet at ttk State capital on the Second Hem lay in January, when hby will casil their votes for Presi dent and Vie-1 'resident- UouieBd hall open an$ count the votes on the Beond Wedr.faday in February. tn the 29t cf November the State oard meeib to canvass State officers. This final as to the execu- iCanvassing E the returns fj IcahvasB is nof live officers, eBtimate, wLil ut aa to them is a mere )h the law directs to be I Jmade and pu lished for the informa- liidn of the public, the determinate 3sount being cg&de by the General As Beably, whilh ascertains who are "elected to thJ executive offices. The I amount bv tnfi Canvassicsr Board is however, finafas to the Judges. I HIGIf C1VILIZ VTIO. The Denvel Republican, speaking qof Jourdan's eing required to leave iDcfrham for inciting the negroes to 3-rAat nnfin fin constrnction car of , i, n-R-.. tViflmlTfiB - 1 " iof ia hundred dynamite cartridges wdh which fi destroy the to n and ufther incit:ifg them to born djwn 'the residence! of Mr. Caleb Green id others iu the town, saye: t'Some Southern men seeaa to be incapable of dieting in any otLer way than as runpns. xney are gre&t ptipklers for fheir own rights, but vthey have littfe or no regard for the rights of others." rine rortnuaroiinians wno arove ,hir republican neighbor out of the country and away from his home acted lifce a iot oi narDanans, ana as barbarians ;hy ought to be dealt Iwilh." 1 tTh nnonli of North Garohna are noi civilized! enough to punish a iNolrth Carol ieian for a political out rage per p traced upon a Yankt-e. There are several inmgs, nowever, Ihat the people of North Carolina are li aite able to iO and one oi tnem is I io tell the t th and refrain from ralahderine: an vilifying others . The loiflict of racs engulfing a thriving community in bloodshed whenever it fell teat it could be done wun eecu- rity and exemption from punishment. J"hat is a sot tf civilization; to which e Slave not attained. May the Den ter RepublicanUong enjoy a monopoly pt It- . 1 I - a l I The Hartforl Courant is Senator' 3Swley's paper, nd the Senator is a Noith Carolinin by birth and a few Real's ago deMvered by invitation he opening adpress at the State Ex position. But fir all that the Courant basja tongue given to bitterness and tnallgnity, and its gall and venom reak out all Iver when disounsing Ihel Jourdan Incident at Durham- In reply th Providence Journal, punky little Rhode named White, who j edited by a i land Yanke has i tbe man to tell the truth things is he understands it, hauls Hawley'slorgan over a bed of hot coals and slys: S "Th mnr.ivit in thin la nflj fftct.lT this lam. llealiz&g still that sec- tional prejudicej? cculd be kept even rjtt a-low state if life by wholly un warrantable appeals, the Com ant, f ilfhlly over.oo.ing the improbabili ties? on the fai of Jourdan's s'ory, (foei its worst jn$ ieeding a sentiment ib te North wich in the minds of IVer'v sensible plrson is a sin against j thoroughly -reunited nation. I And then, addressing itself to Jour- 4n !the Journal shows that he was tjbo ;maa who Committed "the oat- Hiige?' and not he good people of Durham. It adfs: . I "Outrages agSnst the suffrage in tne $outh there lure and they are to Jbe tebuked hert;ly, and outrages &aii)t the stijrage in the North kg ere, are and th, too, should bv re ilikd hoarti:?, ;ut it must be mb it4i that tuetshonestuse of every Irap of intelligence of . Southern ltragea that. if brought North by lrsbns whoFA'riponsibi'ity is qua- fonbl e on tne.faca is not e c.-rec;it able political apjjeal to tbe seiie and intelligence of Northern people." Th General Aiaembly. First District Curriiuck, Ca n len, raBqnotank, Hertford, Gatee, ''how an and Perquimans: J K Abb of Camden, W P Shaw, of Hortiord, dems. ' f Second District--Tyrrell, Washing ton, Martin, Dare, Beaufort, 11,) de and Pamlico, H W Stubbs, of Mar tin, W H Lucas, of Hyde, dems. Third District Northampton and Bertie : rep. Fourth District Halifax T L Emry, dem. Fifth District Edgecombe, Dred Wimberley, rep. Sixth District Pitt: W R Wi liams dem. Seventh District Wilson, Nash and franklin: Dr R W King, of Wil son, James G Sills, of Nash, 'do ma. Eighth District Craven: George Greene, Jr., Rep. Ninth District -Jones, Onslow and Carteret: Benj Brock, of Jones, dem. Tenth District Duplin and Wayne: Abner Robinson, of Duplin, B F Ay cock of W ayne, dems. Eleventh District Greene and Le noir, John Walters, rep. Twelfth District New Hanover and Pender, F. B. Rice, rep. Thirteenth District Bru aewick and Bladen Jno N Bennt tt, of Brunswick, dem. Fourteenth District Sampson: E W Kerr, dem. Fifteenth District Columbus and Robeson: M Campbell, of Oolum bus, J F Payne, of Robeson, dms. Sixteenth District-Cumberland and Harnett: W L Williams, of Cumber land, dem. Seventeenth District Johnston: Jas. H. Pou, dem. Eighteenth Districtr Wake: J L Banks, rep. Nineteenth D strict : Warren and Vance, H H Faulkner, rep. Twentieth District Durham, Or ange. Person and Caswell: T H Hughes of Orange, J A Long, of Per son, dems. Twenty first District Grunville, J W Brown, rep. Twenty-second District CJittham and Alamance: Sam'l J. Crawiprd, of Alamance, dem. Twenty-third District Rocking ham, A L Moore, dem. Twenty-fourth District Guilford A S Holton, rep. Twenty fifth District Randolph and Moore, J J White, dem. Twenty-sixth District Ricumond and Montgomery, J. T. LeGran 1, dem- Twenty seventh District Anson and Union: R E Little of Aosor, dem. Twenty-eighth District CebrruB and Stanly : Paul B Means of Ca barrus ,dem. Twenty-ninth District Mecklen burg: J Sol Reid, dem. Thirtieth District Rowan and Davie : T B Bailey of Davie, dam. Thirty-first District Davidson, P CThomap, rep. Thirty-second District Stoker and Forsyth : Edgar Lineback, rep. Thirty-third District Surry and Yadkin, W W Hampton, rep. Thirty-fourth District Iredell, Wilkes and Alexander : W W Barber of Wilkes, WD Turner of Alexan der, demB. Thirty fifth District AlUghany, Aehe and Watauga, W S Ft rt ting, dem. Thirty-fcixth District Ctldwell, Burke, McDowell,! Mitchell, Yincey : H S Blair, Caldwell, and S B Biiggs, Yancey, dems. Thirty-seventh District Catawba and Lincoln: Dr J R Tuner, of Catawba, dem. Thirty-eighth District Gaston and Cleveland : Jno F Leeper, of Gaston, dem. Thirty Linth District Rut herford and Polk: Dr T BT witty, deiu. Fortieth District Buncombe and Madison : Y. S- Luek, rep. Forty-first District Haywood, Henderson and Transylvania : M. C. Toms, dem. Forty second District Jackson, Swain, Macon, Cherokee, Clay and Graham : L. J. Smith, of Macon, deuu Democrats . Republicans 37 13 60 HOUSX Or EEPBKSKS T ATI VES. Alamance, Rob't VV Soott, d m. Alexander, R. P Matheson, 6 em. Alleghany, B A Doughton, dam. Anson, J J Dunlap, dem. Ashe, Riley Blevins, rep. Beaufort, J S Marsh, dem. Bertie, R Outlaw, dem. Bladen, 0 C Lyon, dem. Brunswick, Rufus Galloway, dem. Buncombe, M E Carter, J S T Baird, dems. Burke, J H Hoffman, dem. Cabarrus, C McDonald, dem. Caldwell, W 0 Newland, dem. Camden, E M Deford, dem. Carteret, A H Chadwick, dem. ' Caswell, Wilson Cary, rep. Catawba, A M Hewitt, dem. Chatham, S D Wilson, J M Ed wards, dems. Cherokee, W R Trull, rep. Chowan, H A Bond, Jr., dem. Clay, J 8 Bell, dem. Cleveland, Dr. W C Hamrick, dem. Columbus, J J Long, dem. Craven, J B Hussey, rep. Cumberland, T H Sutton, A D McGill, dems. ' Currituck, Pierce Hampton, dem. Dare Roll in son, dem. Davidson, Wall and Z V Walser, repubs. Davie, Jno A Hendricks, rep. Duplin, J R Miller, dem. Durham, John T Nichols, dem. Edgecombe, Justice and Bridgers, reps Forsyth, Chas Reynolds, rep. Franklin, C M Cooke, Jno T Clifton, dems. Qaston, R A White, dem. Gate , Martin Eeliogg, dem. Graham, Reuben Carver, dem Granville, R Amis and H G Tilley, rpa. Greene, N U Beanj&c, rep. Guilford, "Vocia jn. O Slapback, re os. Hiirx W H Anthony, C It 1 Taylov, dems. j Harnett, Wm Pearson, dem ! r Ireioll, J iB Holman, A L z r, Gms- t 1 Jackson,; W A I).ilt, dem. Johnston, Joeephus Johnston, B W Wellona, dems. Jones, Ej Foscue, dem. Lenoir, Shade I Wootten, dem. Lincoln, :W A Hoke, dem. McDowell, , Win M Blanton, dem. Macon, Geo A Jones, dt m. Madison, Laweon, rep. Martin, J B Coffield, dem. Mecklenburg, Jas C Long, J Watt Hood, N Gibbon, dems. Mitchell,; S M Banner, rep. Montgomery, J F Crowder, rep Mooie, M j Blue, dem. Nash, J B Phillips, dem. New Hanover, Y Howe, Jno Hol- oway, reps. Northampton, A R Jacobs iN li Rawl?, reps, i Onslow, Thos E Oilman, dem. Orange, Thos M Cheek, dem. Pamlico, :R D McCotter, dem. Pasquotank, Barco, rep Pender, R C Johnson, dem. Perquiinanjp, Jno. D. Parker, dem. Person, f J Yancey, dem. Pitt, M C S Cherry, G B King, items. ; : Polk, RT Thurstor, dem. Randolph, 1 1 H Pugh and Benj. Millikin, reps. Richmond, T. J. Wooter, dem. Kobeson; D O Regan, T M. Wat son, dems. , Rockingham, T W Hopkins, G T Walker, dems. Rowan, J S McCubbinB, Sr, dem. Rutbeiford, Thomas J. Wilkinp, dem. Sampson, W E Stevens, Dr. W B Murphy, dems. Stanly,: W K Littleton, dem Stokes, J A Leak, dem Surry, Luther Waugh, dem. Swain, -4 Franks, dem. Transylvania, T N Cooper, rep. Tyrrell, David Alexander dem. Union, J A Marsh, dem. Vanpe, JjM Watson, rep. Wake, C P Baucom, E C lied dingfield, dems ; J A Temple, W II Bennett, reps. Warren, EC Ward, rep. Washington, J H Snel), rep. Watauga, J H Cnip, rep. Wayne,; HJ Ham, jno R Overman, Jr, dems."! f ! Wilkes,; E O Mastin, rep h Wilson, Nathan Bass, dem. Yadkin M;H Vestal, rep. Yancey, W P Whittiugton, decc. Democrats . . Republicans . 85 35 120 I JOIST BALLOT. Democrat Republicans 122 48 170 The soft glow of the tea rose is ac quired by ladiee wno usePozzoni's Com lexion Powder. Try it. Mam;.e f'l can't imagine why Cla ra's room always smells so of arnica." Loie 44 Why, don't you know? She is engaged to the Captain of the foot ball team, and arnica always reminds ber of him."-4-PucL A 'Woman's Dlcovery. ' Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady ia this county. Disease fastened its clutches j upon her and for seven years sbe with stood its severest tests, but her vital or gans were undermined and death seemed imminent, i For three months she cough ed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of a -bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle ba been miraculously cures. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Hamrick & Co., of Bhelby, N. C Get a free trial bottle at Lee' Johnson ft Co's. The latest cabinet rumor cames Mr. Chauncey M. Depew for Secre tary of State.! A aataral flow of BU from tho Liver la EiMttal to Uood llemltb. When this Is Obstructed It results in BILIOUSNESS, which, l( neglected, soonleads to serious diseases. .Simmons' LlrerKegulator exerts a most felicitous Influence over every klod ot biliousness. It re stores the liver to proper working order, r.-gu-l-ites the secretion ot bile and puts the aUestive organs In suuh coidition that they can do their best work. After taking this medicine to one will sav. "1 rn bilious." "I was affected for several years with bilious ness ana aisoraerea liver, wuicn resuiieu in m bevere attack of jaundice I had good medical attendance, and tried the favorite prescription of one of tbe most renowned physicians of Louis ville, Ky., but to no purpose, whereupon I was Induced to try Slmmous Liver Regulator. I was tenhnted by Its use and it ultimately rentored me to the full enjoyment ot health A. H. liy, Klchinoud, Ky. gxamlnetn see that you. get the genuine, dls ttDKuisbed from all frauds and Imitations by our Kd Z Trade. Mark on front ot Wrapper, and on the side the seal and signature of J. U. Zeilia &Co. n WALTER E BRAUER, Richmond, Va Shipper of all kinds of Beef, Pork,;3Iuttou, Veal, &c. ; 4-also fresh link, smoked link, tray or cake SAUSAGE. Bologna, liver and Irish padding, Smoked beef tongues. Corned beef, j Corned pork. Will ship to any part of North Carolina if reference is given, or C. O. D. other wise. i j Write Foi My Prices. Walter! E. Brauer, RICHMOND, VA. Haywoocj, W H Hargrove, dtn. IHtderf-Dj .1 G Giant, lep. Hertford, J L Anderson, dem. Hyde, M Makely, dem. AT LOW PRICES. "We are now exhibiting in stock POPLAR BED-ROOM SUITS it 122.60, $26 50, and S30. WALNUT BED-ROOM SUITS At 40, $43.50, 45, $63.50, $70.50 and 898. N). BUREAUS At $7, Z9 50, 815 50 and 25. WASHSTANDS At 81 50. 4 50 and 10.50. PARLOR SUITS (Silk Plcshes). At 50, 52.75 and 63.50. COTS Canvas, 82; Wire, 3.50 and 84 50. WOVEN-WIRE MATTRESSES At 84-50, $7.50; Coil, at $4.50 and 5.50; and Spring Blats, at 2.25. LOUNGES From 88 25 to 15.90. CHAIRS From 85c, to 8. And other gjois too numerous to men tion. S-CALL ON US. J. C. HUTSON & CO., Dealers in Furniture and Bedding No. 12 East Martin Street. Si. C. Insane Asyltm. VISITORS at the Insane Asylum will hereafter be admitted only on WEDNESDAYS, I Between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. This rule has been found necessary on account of the injurious effects of excessive visiting 1 upon the inmates. By order of the Board. Superintendent. Fowk Maun Greet AND FOWK MAUN EAT As lone as this 'world lasts no matter what party rules the political roast. This Week we Offer Pickled pigs feet and tripe, 12 lb. kits and by lb. Pitted cherries, evaporated apricots. Evaporated and sun dried apples and peaches. Atmore's Mince Meat, 5 and 18 lb buckets and by lb. Saratoga chips, ? lb. boxes. NEW CROP Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses, Vanilla Drip Maple Syiup. Thin, Light, Crisp Unequaled, Our Graham wafers and oatmeal biscuit, 25c. lb. Our Cest Soda Cracker, 1 lb packages 10c. The best oyster cracker, 10c. lb. Pretzels, butter crackers. NEW PACKING Qolden Gate peaches, pears and apricots. Fine Fruit: Extra Choice King Apples, Fancy Florida Oranges, Pears, Malaga Grapes, New pulled figs, 16c- lb. Finest London Layer Figs, lib boxes 20c , 25c. lb. New Ford dates, 10 lb boxes, $1.00. Fine chocolate cream drops, 5 lb. boxes $1.00 Finest Manhmallow Drops, 5 lb. boxes. $1.50. "Did you bet ci scars on the elect ion?" If bo, we can save you money. Cigars at Cost. ELBERTON, $8.50 cigar for $6 50 for 100. PRINCESS FIERA, $8.50 cigar for $6 50 per 100. WEDGE WOOD A A and A 1. $4.50 cigars for $3 25 per 100. tfUMADO, HIGH ART, $4.25 cigar for $3 25 per 100. LA BOUQUET, $4.00 cigar for $2.75, per 100. 25 5c. cigars for 75c. SPECIAL FOR TODAY: CONCORD GRAPES, 10 lb baskets, 50c. Dianas, 5 lb. baskets, 25c. IW.CJA.B. Wholesale Grocers, and Retail Grocers, Coffee Roasters & Candy Manufacturers, i NOTICE TO City Tax-Payers The city tax-list for 1888 has been placed in my hands for collection. I will be in my office for that purpose every day from 9 . m. to 5 p. m. 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