North Carolina Newspapers

fford te THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1886. H. A. LONDON, Editor. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. FOlt CONUltKSS, John w. graham, Of Orange. FOR SOLICITOB, JACOB A. LONG, Of Durhaui'. FOB STPKC.IOH COURT JUDGES : 3rd Dist. H. G. CONNOK. 4th 6th 8tb lbh 12th WALTER CLARK. EDWIN T. BOYKIN. W. J. MONTGOMERY. ALPHONSOC. AYERY J AS. H. MERRIMON. tit DiMotKAiic candidates for CoDgreua have been nominated in ever; district in this State, except iu ih (second where tb republicans have an overwhelming majority. Two Congressional nominating conven tions were held ou the slime day last week,- one in the first district and the other in the third. At t he former Hon. L. C. Latham was nominated on the 163rd ballot, and at the latter Ma. C. V. McClaiumy was nomina ted on the 345th ballot, beat in II lUe record of our famous Raleigh con-: Howard aud Greeu Day areenvclopcd Telition. The defeat of Mr. Skinner ' in dense volumes of smoke, and all aud Col. Greeu, the present Repre-, around the outskirts of the town can SMrtativee from the first aud third i he '"eeu ues as they burst fioui the ...... v. . ., ; ilistunt woods. Since the Oniu lt tt districts, , qtiite a surprise to their ;Milwauke(i of )at, friends, and just here we would ask .irouuth have been moreai.l moivap the opponents of civil service refoim ! parent. Theiaihoa 1 sccuis as though If they thiuk this defeated those geu- ( it had beeu built bv an unscrupulous tleuieu, as thev allege it defeated I board of couulv cunmissioners. and n r, 14 j .contracts let out to as niiiiiv citheit Geu. Cox Out of the eight demo-: . .. , . . .... , . 6 builders as possil i:e. he road north Cratie Bepreseutslifes iu Congress of App.eton seems to cm-Met of cu! from this State, exactly one-half 1 verts built without any cause for there Bennett, Cox, Green and Skinner lis not a sigu of m e of the eiks re not re-nominated, and yet they ! ieu they are d-signed to cros ,, , , 1, l.veivthing isasdjv as tnidi r. an t were all able and faithful Represen- fem.e8 111Kf ,..l,s llIt;is, u. , nil.v, ,.,. tlrtifes. Their constituents had ui" eitlier burned or now h burning just cause of complaint agaiust any- aud bushes are ml on tire i.iid l.m n one of them, and acted ouiy on the '"tf fiercely. Here. too. the sm l.e did" idea of "Turn-sboinis fan-play", -w. 1 h.mg in the , : atinosptieie sullenly as tnough wait- imuKiug mat mey naa ueia omee long enough and ought to give way to new men. It is rather a singular coincidence that the lst three Congressional can didates nominated iu this State Graham, Latham aud McClamtuy were all Senators in the famous Leu- ; islaturo of 1870--'72, where it was our pleasure to have formed au intimate : acquaintance with each of them and , forests is a constant soui.-eof d.ia l learned to appreciate their value KEr One of the most peculiar effects of legislators. Maj. McCiammy was;,ll,, tire is the action of t he rti iu.nU. not a candidate for the nomination. 1 whlch sm. " "PPuhenMve of ,. . . some yreat iiaii"er. t attic and hoi; ?es not even attending the convention, llUll(le togetu. 1. foig. ttii g to fe d. and when the telegram arrived, ia- and stamp the ground retive!v. Even forming him of h's unexpwted nomi-; the birds seem frightened, and rly natioD, it found him at work iu his orouud iu an aim!, s. soit of wav . . 4 1 t 'Around Green Bav the damage his porn held, 111 his smrt stoves, busy , heAyv hn( jm tripping fodder. He is an Indus- ,e,,u suffered in th- i h , 1 to region, tnous farmer, and is already called Dcpreil!uge. half adoztn miies.-outi. the "Plow boy" candidate. j f here, has wnireit d hcaiiiy. Li.st ' Monday night the cot.riagiation broke . . ' out and cousi;m .1 riftv -n, bud-hi The State executive committee of ,(.Kl,ljn., dlli;vll , s(, ,r, s the republican party in North Caro Jin- fires, according to the latest it lina held a meeting at Raleigh last port, are rapidly dying out. and u; week, and decided not to hoid a less a g;de of wind should spimg v. State convention this year. TLeir ; will probably ca.rse I,! t.e n.o.e .1..,,. . , . r 'age. 1 be lias of life !s less than wit idea is not tdfigut an open campaign lintll.ll,!,tei. ..u it ls .j.,,.!., with their own nominees, but to en- 'greater than has been lep.uted Com courage and support all disappointed muiiicatiou with the Umber distii-t- doin.i. rul o.li lime wu,n.p ,.iidi. I bIow, and invest igat i-.11 I. ill do-ib;- dates in opposition to their party's nominees. By pretending to offer no opposition to the democratic nom inees in counties wherein the demo crats have a iB-vjority, they enpect to lull our party into a falso security! nod then encourage some sore-headed deuiocratio office-seeker to ran as an "independent'' candidate. Being j "forewarned- is forearmed and the ; democrats of North Carolina are thus j jMit on their guard, and aie warned against thus beiug entrapped by a wily foe: This refusal to call a State conven tion has produced much dissatisfac tion autong tha republicans through Out the State, aud a call has been issued by a number of leading re publicans urging the true aud "tire fried" republicans of North Carolina to assemble in a mass convention at Italeigh, on the 2'2ud of September, and nominate a full ticket and pre serve their part j organization. They denounce the State committee ia se vere tonus, and allege that the coui-ihittee-iiien merely desire to hold over for two years longer, so as to Hitrol the party's organization in the next Presidential camps e'u, ami get the federal offices for themselves aud their friends, in cane a- republi can is elected President. CoHiicmoN in office seems to pre Vail to an alarmiug extent in the city of New York. We recently com meiited on the conviction of some of fhe city aldermen of bribery, aud now tha Commissioner of 1 ubhc WorkH is indicted for corruption iu office. This officer wields more pat ronage than any other in that great city, and the present incumbent, a man named Squire, is proved to have been in collusion with a man named Flyuu, lo whom large contracts were given and who divided the profits , A Senatorial Joke. i with the Commissioner. While it is ; From tusN v..rk suu-. a source of shame to Americans that j The Washington dispatches dia- , .. ., , ii close n rich ioke ou the Seuale. It such corruption Aouldexmtm their ;b i!jli(ienth J fjs)iiou q (llt, Hnle largest city, yet it is also a source of . comuiittees to a'tewpt. to discredit satisfaction that the guilty parties ; the sincerity and good faith of t lie are exposed and punished. President in his removal or susoeu- --- : sion of ltcpub.icati officials. 'J hey ,, . . have sludiouslv tried to make ii up- The State convention of the demo- thp p,..,,,,,, LllJ IimJe cratic party will be held at llaleigh reIlll,vuis ,. ,):l,y purposes ouiy. On next Wednesday, for the purpose j and in disregard of lus avowed pur of nominating the candidates for the; poos and pledges, lu order to Kiinr-m Court. Verv little interest seems to be manifested in the result, certainly not as much as was mani fested in the Congressional conven tion, aud yet a Suro erne Com t Judge is a far more important officer than a Congressmau. There seems to be much diversity of opiuiou as to the policy of lenomiuatinj.' the old JnJnu Tl,;a ..mint v ik f.ivoi-ftl.lp . their renominatiou. and we are iu- clined to the opiuiou that they will be renominated. Any State may well feel proud of such Judges and Chris - tian gentlemen as Smith, Ashe aud : t ook, Aeb. Sharp w as appoinied as Merrimon ! ! a Democrat. But he followed the i bail precedents of too many Kepub- The Foret Fires. ; acau offi-t:us. and was oon short in Chicabo, August 1:5 The V.U ' his tu'','H"Us Thereupou Mr. deve News. Tort Howard. Wise -usiu. savs : ', laudj-rouipt .y suspended him, and Repot is from the grent tires in this re-riou liave not bet u at all exager.u- ed and it requires but a glance to show that but little of the real u.iserv j aud destruction thev have cnustd has .0 hui lir.t..t, .. ti.,1.1 T.,,t in Klin 0.,prtunitv to t'o down Mid envelop the country 111 Eg ptiau dark ness. Over the water in Greeu H-iv it descended like n dei-pe fou' in i-H but its color. The sino' 0 is li.l,' brown aud the wind ultein.iti clears it away and to gather sgain. Th-- allow.- sun shines ilruige IU d throu h it like a huge casts a sickly shadow. The scarcity of water makes every one appithen sive of lire, and the nrnximitv of the lesc bring to light a j feting. rit-at deal oi suf IttotitiK iii Ireland. Losiiiis, August 15. Hinting h is I been resumed in lielfast Fi 'im nud- night last night until !t o'clock this niorniiii' n rilie tiebt mik in i,i.en.. OD sjual,k Tlill and Ohl 1 alls loads One pes son was killed and many wounded. The town is seething. """t"- J' ,' 1 I llA I.4.J.I HflM It Ull-lfn 11U 111. 4.11 II. i ..I ; .i,,-,,,,,!,!,. i i.e.., t i . i. iuu. iMi'ti i luai KMiieii tins iiioi uiuir ' U' I. .1 : : l oiiuueieo a l ine ugui iro'.u rool tis i i 1.1 .i I . I e ami fhiiuney fftatks and sliuet cor- ners. Immense crowds of pat tisaiis who carefully kvpt out of range, were prepared to assist by supplying ammunition and removing the wound ed. The sides wie equally ilivid'-.t The moon shone brightly through out the contest. The Oiangemeii admit thai one of their nu n, named MaeFrtri-utc, was killed, ami t w o oth eis, named Smith and Johnson, weie wounded; also that there were nu merous minor casualties on their side. They claim that they killed and wounded many Catholics, but the latter deny that they simtaitif d seiious losses. Many hoil-es v. e:e liddled by bullets. Whenever the military appealed tho combatants! slutted their ground, iiuallv, at 5 ..'..I. ...I, ..f.,. 1 1... 4 i... i i . . ; ' yj i.ioi.n, ai Lei mi; uui 11:1. unit liebU , ... , , iwico read, me soiuiersciiargt-il upon .. 1 , , he crowds and c.eaicd the st.tets temporarily. An o.d ma., and two women, inmates of a house ou Con- ... ... , ! way street, from which many shots had tired, were airested. Thev sta-1 ted that three lueu had forced au ! uiiuuuce 111 10 tue uousu ami n 10 10- uiaiueu meieaiinigiun mg nom tne ,,;CD heas, n ,ai idly, su-l Ihe Li-'hest I io ct.i.siuerauou. I schooner O. tgo,., which also capsiz- roof. A Lowhiig ciowd cscorle.i the, IH,iut ot- .jurability ia attaii.ed. ' "l'"e there should be during td in tin. harbor vest eidav. Heicie.v prisoners to jail. Ihe mob today i ., 1 1 he present ciimpaign appeals to the eon.-it.tl t f the laiiiui.. mid two men repeatedly hied upon the po.icc. Aj Inimed I -ate committee t,. decide as to Ihelwho a ere i , IU d i.iUi chngiu- to tavern owned by a laithouc, situated 1110 ''Uw, tn,I IHJHIHl. regularity of eaii.lidates; no biam.ial j the figging for ,,, U in the Pi otestant district, was iooie.1. i Alvnsii vi.t Texas, Aug. 17. Very j election of a new committee having! - The order, instruct ing the pulce lo unfavorable repoi Is am coming in ; been held, the argument can lat mudu ' It i. worth leuieiiibeiii.g ilmt Ho use buckshot instead of bullets, has : from every pait of Eastern Tesas. in J that there is now no republican Mute ! body enjoy the nicest siiiioiiiidiii a been c-aucelltd. 'ihe populace is reference to cotton, which, owim j committee in existence and the nartv 1 if iii b:id beulib 'I'l,..!-.. i..,. sullen aud menacing. ! . i The President and his wife have left : Washiuytou for their summer vaca- tiou. I : fc' siispcmicii ouicia.s X with a line cei titieaie of cb.itael and diploma of martyrdom, the com uiitlees have in jiuuioious case made repot ts, and spread theiu upon the journal of t'uo Senate, leciling in 41 J,. I -f ; "-- 1 """l"" ' " v" heial was a faithful one and was sus- ; lt(,uJed for pohiicnl reasons and for ; Ii0 ..-aiise retlei-.ing ou his character ' or conduct, personal or official. ! A cause has come to light which has very much suaKeu the va.ue ot ,lle.iH.r pieint voted for this 1110 t)u$! iiidi-tst-iuelitM. AwMV b.uk iu .: m i-i. l i tLe llrly of 0f Mr. Cleveland's ; adiuinistiatiou he had appointed one ! Alouzo 1. Sharj) I ostma.ler at Ale- . nouunatea ouu juompson to sue ceea una ine papets u ei e cent to the Senate, shoeing that Sharp was short in hi. ai-eoiinla. and was no longer t'-: tor public lie office trust in a pub- ehoose one of their numl-wr cha-r-fa.-ts ainl uint sputed man, and shall elect a sa-ret uy who ..nth before them, the js UO a member, who shall reade at Vi it 11 . proof ot Senate n : Jiitee giaxely leport to the Sen.'t- .he following, which wiil be o -und in 1 he I ugressiomii Recoi d of .iulit .'). pagi- o iT : "Un the llih day of l' bruary. lMl, the Ties: 1. nt nominated to t he Si nate 1". A. 1 hoinj'.-oli to be l'ostmas'.er at Mcl'nok. Nel)., vice A. 1. Shtiip. su.-peu.icd dining the icce.-sol the enaie. j his suspeii- sioii m'. ius to have l 'hticUi I I !1M)119 o been male for v. and the com mittee lias not t u uij anxiiiiiig 111 I he ea.M- lellciting upon the pei.-oiiai or i.tlicial clmtacti r or conduct of the suspended officer." So Mr. Snai p. who w as kicked out for a Democrat. e ihief. tinds liiuiself imuior;aii( d in the Semite u-cmd as a Republican had he bee martyr. No sooner proved a rascal ivhii n,i;l,l l.i be tamed out than the Kfptih.ifau St-eit.i;s claimed I. un us ilui: own and dapped ou hi biow thr m.-irlvi's el ow u. Although a proved del.Miiilel. lej'll bateil by . Is iiietio. ihe K publican Senators t iotind liotiiilig in l.i.- cae letKc-.i upon i,is persoi I or olhYial charac- tr-r or conduct. St vi tal illicit nces an istih .y suggest! d by th.s incident : i i'ir-i; T-at a S.-.-.ate cer'iticale p'.asttltd .!j n the fi- l.i ofakiiked 011; ol.iei.il is .1 vt-iy poor label of cha. act r. Si i-ondiy That whin a Democrat ill i tlice tuins out to be II logue, he ' then by is proved to be a sj otiess lit -piibdean, til d. as such, the Senate . 'it.es him under the a-gis of its pio leci ion Thtidiy That the Republi. mi Seuatoi s consider t lr.t when tin Ci I applies to hi jvii Use ihe gov eiiooeiit nnilii vs and becomes the lei 1 or 1 if his ow 11 sureties, ti.eu is not hing in .;ic'a a state of facts w hich icil. e!:, 'i:.(iii his peisonal or offii-iai t hai ac'ei . As he Senate re.-o-d noM be tak en fiir absolute veitty, there is no escape fioui tiiese coiiciil.-l'ins. ( ill I ing i'iniht-r in I ii rust. Fr-tii .lii' A:i:i-n. iiii Atfri'-.ii' ur:.l. K.'t'i ii nee ha shown us that the be; time to t ut tiu;bt r tor costs, rails tr stakes, ls iii Ang.o-t. Ti-e bark will tiieu cotue i tt' readilv. i'.iil tin wood becomes haioeral.d enduus '. . . 1 1 ;f . . ; H'l , ' '. ' ' " ; u-koi'v never makes a eood jiost t.r t-tiiiie. ie t lajinilv in t!i around, or on i;. a. id if eu when tin balk atilielts. will so..i lot, or likely to bo cut t-i .ie -i s. In fore it can rot, by worms, lint if cat in August, vei v few, if any trees, make a more dur able lail loi til't tne ground. The bm k dr-.i s off. and the wood beeonies so hard that it "iingles" whtn siruel;, while the worms do n"t utiaek it. n; i ,. ;i ll H'-ii I lltll made ti.uii trees cut in ii ,r.i i :n Lf, ' ,. ! .... .. ' : Wlitlo .. .. .1, ,.il .,: v nite oau inant-s a iiuraiiie rail or 1 poM, etit at imv season, out its : bility is increased ut least lilty ; cent., bv cutting in August j ..,"' : oak" is utiiil Im- posts, i-r for lails eilht r. on or nil' the ground, win n Ihe tree has tin d. in d i- ent ii t lv unlit for , posts, and almost unlit for rail.-, if cut when tne sap is flowing; but lads mail.- from a pin o.ik live, cut in , August, will last at least t.ventvvtais n- .1. . t vv'i ...... i , ; oak is ti.ie of ltd elm. Jf eut , .... . in : ; August it is as durable an hi. koiy or ' vv.;;. .': as long its it is not set in in :'. ioun.l. bite t l.ii is- tit i f it .i.,od onlv. no malt it at what tin.- : is cut. and this is true of v.iid ! . l;ei "also. i I'll but lew c ci",-liiii. ..1 1 4 4- the gam bv eiittuig 111 Autrust is sul .' 1 ,; , , , ' , , ... Iieient to compel, sate foiciitiiug at .,;t Ul. ,t'iH , ......os-iirv that oy tb - i i 4. i n i 1 1 .1 Ihe trees inav be felh tl onlv. itlid the ,1. ... ... , ... 1 . ,, ,, ,, ... . . .. i .. o :.i..i . ,1 . 1. . :. t . ,. ;i , .1 , .! or iiimls loi-hiler i ,, ,.o . . .. c n i .1... i ....ii I either to tains or extreme hot weatb er, is shedding its forms rapidly. If MiU r-mitiioina Imi.it will uniimiv .!. Ktrov the too cron. which will re- ,1,,,.' i, vi.,l. ol ,.,,sl ,.,,.,.1 hud Ail Address. To tue Rm-i'bmcass of the State or NollTH C'ai.oi.i.vv Th. -..r.i,ii;...ii. k,i(o ;ttfn met in this eitv the 10th inst. There were yiru.icut Dr. J. J- MoU, chair- man; L W Humphrey. L A. V 1 hue, J i! .. iuith, D L. Russell and M. A. Kledsoe. A full committee is com- ............. , " ,, po!ed of twelve uieuiliers There is a Mcancy in the eighth congressional disiriit Of the eleveu iiieiidM'is. onlv six were piesent, aud whelever in this address the lei-ublican State cmnnnltoe is uieutioued it must lie iindeistnod to refer to Messrs. Motl , . ( ... H XI . . llmnphiev, White. Russell and Smith, and not Messrs. Bledsoe, Montgom ery. Cannon, Coleman aud Tavis. And it was staled iu the committee meeting that Messrs. Bledsoe, Smith, and Canuon wvic throe members who wrote Utters advising that a couveu- ' tit ill bi' called. Col Humphrey moved that no Sta.e convention be called. Eerv , Tll0 ' bw M ,aill tlowii iu the j .,;aIJ 0f , uatiou conceiniu tU t.uiUt( ,,f a -;;uU. coiivention is as follow s : Th-le shall lie a State executive committee, composm! of one mem ber lloin each congressional district iu the Statu, to l-c designated by tiie district deiu;ratnns in State conven tion assembled; two members at large, to be elected by the State convention at which the election is held. Thev siiall be bienniailv elec te.l at the' State couventiou, shall Raleigh." That a Sti.te convention must bo held eery to years could not be more plainly st ited. unless words di- let tiv to that etlect had bi en u-e 1 J he conglcs.-ioiial, fcttlatorial county committees are reouued to be elected everv two Veair. und ; the judicial committees eeiy yens four i his plainly shows that it was in tended li. at at the expiration of the congressional and senatorial terms, and th.it of members of the Louse of 1 1 pit e;it i'.ives and of such county officers are elected every two years, the congressional, senatoii-d and county committees should be chcted anew. The same intent ion a to the Stale committee is expressed in words dirt etlv to that effect, and now here in the plan of oigauialiou is 1 Lett- provision, expressed or im plied, h.r the holding over of any coiumitiee beyond tut-term for which t- ey w. re elected The State com mittee I. ad no discretion: it was thtii imperative thilv to issue a call for a S a-e coum ntiou. Th.-v had no rivht to do otherwise. A Icfll.-v'l to issue tht call was palpable Usurpation of powtr is revolutionary and void. No lepiililican is bound by this ac tion and by this action the committee 1. as forfeited the confidence and le spect of the lepublic.iU u.us.-es. In ord- r to show that the commit tee cannut Ui il tiver lit von-.i two vears. h t us refer to the hi.-toiv (it thepaity: In l7ti the S'ate con- ei tioii claimed the auth-niiy and ieelwd delegate to the national re publican convention. The republi cans of the State had no paltlctllai . t.oico for 1'iesideiit that year ami no contest vias ma le with the c -iii i-.itti e for this actiou, beca-ise there was ihi-ii no plan or organization in CXlsfelee In ls.y I the great and ovet v helm ing iii ij .iiiy of tin- republicans were in favor of Geu. Grant for a third lei m a- 1'iesideiit. It was known to the t-ile committee at th.it tinn tha' a Suite convention would elect ( hant lie!-gates Therefore, in or der to thwart the will of the lepubu cati musses, and misrepr. sent the State iu the national convention. tin State committee n-'iu-.i elected four ib legatt s to the luitloiial republicait eonvt nti in one or more of these delegates beiug lut-mbeis of tho com- ! . , , . , nutlet- and voting lo elect themselves ! dthgates. This net ion was iudig- nai.tlv resented bv the Kt piibhr.tn . hot fiht ; masses, mid theie was . over tue present plan of organiza- lion, and it was adopted und lias j I ie il regarded and observed as thejCu.ils wou.d play Hi Dostoii, the fuiidaiiii'titid lav of the party from ! friends of the giri, v. ill. the liev. : lMt. until it was wilfully, th-hber- Air. Waliat-e also, played, and to the atcly. and premeditatively overrid-1 astonishiueut of ail pit sent she aio.-e den. trampled under foot, and ig- . lioiu her couch and stood before - . i i a. .i .4i . .. via. .. . t w ... i t . i- . ooie.i o mo ji no euiuiiiiii ee. tuv t his betnival of the ti ust contitled to iue uieiiiueio 01 tue oiBic uouiiuillfi' .. n i l . . in win oe ooservca mai ouiy nve i l membt rs voted against calling a con-; I vention. This is a minority of the I eoiiiiiniife. I o pernio mis ueeision ot the cuiiiiiilltee to stainl uului pea -bed and unresisted would be to assent to and approve of the estab lishment of the republican party, es a tlv as is now the ease in the ad ministration of county ovt ruiuent iiiau r i tie pieseui le. v sihieiu, ns .treeieti uiuitir un constitution as aiiieli.le.i in- tne Iiailil llelil conveli I lion of lh'Ti 'll.e Mate I'onveiitioii f 1884 was ! held on the lrt day of May. More 'than two years have now ehijised sii:et that tlav: and if (he committee 1, ive the aiitlioiity to refuse to tall a hiute convention in Ihhd they will bar,' the saint- power in 18.tv; and if the ie.ilbhcaiis of the State ri.iiiiol have a Stale convention without the intei vention of a coiumitiee, there is no cerUiiitv that they will ever be culled together ugaiu. C Of course no sot ti unburn posiiion is leuaoie ur in nimouL u uea.,1 lllilll iu rtipuuil- 1 ean II.HNU4.U in tl.a i.vnri.iy!. ,.f tl, . jHiwer inherent 111 them, meet in S-(ulu i.ii.ioi.li,.i, ,..1. . u i., ,.f dilate ton vent ion untler the plan of Organization aUtl liCllcct tlieir oriiaill- " . i V . ' ";wi'it! saved ulmo.it a iny.-.teiv. It zatiou by the election of another Stnte committee. Therefore, with this view of the law and for the pur- imsr nf iirnftoi'viti.r im it'irani -..I i. .t. . ., , . . oi tue partv. tne undersigned re ..,. ii ,,,'.,,,1,1;, ..,.. n, ,...i ZtZ S: linaVl. tlu. ,uu of 1I.pilli(l,ioll lllld .lelcgctes aud alternates to a W,uWil.Bll state conv. ,,Hon to he i held m Hiileigh, Wedm .-d iv. Sej- . teuib.-r ,i2.id. l.Sli, to elect a new : Siiile eoinuiit le.- to take into rousid- I eratiou the nomination of eatidila' f,ir ,.ln. f just u-e and associate justi-1 ,.f , i. ... .,.,., 1 r ... i .... sup: judges of the superior court, and for the transaction of such oi.her b-ssi- ! uess as the convention may adj.id;-e for the le-t interests of the pnity. j We conlially invite nil republicans ' who have the interest of the arty at ! heart, and w ho sympathize with us' in this movemeni. to correspond with J. C L. Hams, Raleigh. N C, or with any of the undersigned. .1. C. L H Minis TlloMAS B Kl.ooH. John C. Gokmn, J WKS H .hSI S, Ckui-jis L Haiuus. W.M R Rhll.MillSON, Stmvakt Ei i.isov, WtsIVV Whitakf.r, l'loliibltioii in Kansas. From tbe ltalfLiTli Nt.wti and oiworvcr. They have a curious state of afl'aii s iu Kansas growing out of the prohibi tory law which there prevails. It shows clearly how --icai an effect 011 genetal politics a local issue muv have and to what queer method's le-ort may be had in dealing with; prohibition A Kansas druggist, it seems, must have a permit to se'l ! intoxicating litpiors for medicinal. 1 mechanical aud sciciitihe pu. post s, j The piobate judge may giant 1 ! : is when the diuggist preset. tsU petition I (j sigtied by twelve fi ho.ders, bu' i; j is eii.ii" ly ai ins uiscietioti. 111.-a-'thoiity iu the matter is absolute. I For mauling said permit thopiobnc judge is allowed j.). It is abo pio : vidi'd in the law that any person wanting liquor from a druggist must ; sig.i a petition showing for what lea- ; sou he wants it (ami he umv jj.w anv ' leasou, and the diuggist may sell to any one signing a siateim-nt, unless he is intoxicated at the time or is an hahituai dfitikard), or must have a plVBi-iiptioii trom a phVMClali. All these sttiteiueiil s and piesc ip'ions must be preserved by the druggist, and at tin- end of each leoeth he m ist tile them with the prob-.te judge of the county. The probate judge re ceives live cents for tl.ing each state ment and. 'O be hi ie. he makes o; di narily about il.ltt)it by li! ng papt.s iu regard to tht- sa'e of intoxica ing liquors. He can take away 11 permit from a diuggist at ids own w ill. He is even authoiit-.l toeoiet hi 1 ku 1 tlm is to say. he can 1 evoke a druggist's permit whi m vef he sit prop" r. If a druggist icfusi s to pay luoir than foe cents a tuou.h for his monthly icport. he can take away his license. Many do leinse and hue theti is ihe que-tioii: Is the u- I""'' (" aoiuggisi 1 or a single momti a single Hung or is the ill uggtsl who soils litpiors atl.i times hound to pay for .'till liiings? ft m iy seem ia her ill lieroiis, but it evis's nevertheless, and is said to have more etlect .:poii the county polities of the State than any other question whatever. llt-slorcd to Ili-all h by I'liiycr. 1 Ak;:o O, Aug. lo. MU- Lizzie C hu.olV. aged t w my-fonr. for four leen y tsu i. iias been a l.elp.t ss una iid. the result of a fall at i'oi I Ii yal. 1'a. when tfll tals old. thltiilgh winch she lost the use of her limbs. Seven years j.gn ht -r eyt :ht also I'm. d lit r. and .-non ti.el eal'te. she sank so low that her iaiciits, miji-; iiosing hei dead, sent tor all under-1 talo'i, but she ut-uveied just in tliuei to tsiaiic the gluve. Jteceiitlv she! was taken to li.e home mer .lohn Sadlei, tn tht ..f Far couiitrv town of Stow, near here, where the ,. .--,, . - ., Kev. William Wai.aee, pastor of the Pieshv tel ian t'lnireh, minislei ed to her. oi respoudi nee was opened with Dr. Charles (.'u.iis, of Jioiiou, ' and ou Aug. A. a. 11 o clock in the afternoon, sei for Ihe tune when Dr. tueiu. iooii, uowevei, hi.e sailK IO t be thiol , her siu-ii-lh fiii.ine hei nun inn niiiu nimtisi lirohfll, 1)111 I . . .. ... 1 ciyuig a;ouu in piaine 10 Ihni witu those about her in teals, shi arose : and walked and m live days she wiu. coiiliuei eiy lUSioreil. Five Persons. Drowned. lWrux, August 111 A sin.dl vaeht called "Ihe Frolic." ci.p.sied in a stpi.ill in 11 islon hitrbor vt'sit-rday, and it in today learned li.iit iheie weie live nelsons un board, all of whom ... i...... i... i...... ... l J hey were on a listing excursion to "Ihe til aves " The, were Win. L. I llayden. owner of the boat ; two boys, ugeil H ilii.i 1.1 itojuctivt ly ; J W.j l.ut ilig. and Win Ji. Henderson. I Hay. leu leaven a wihov and ihitej cbiitlreii. l.-tiiin wa-t-'lyiara old.! Ho was a photographer in IJoiches- j ir, iiiiti vas niiirie.i itiui i.a.i tne, child llendelbo.i was lf yearn o.d. ' lie Iiv, d ill South llosioii. it is sill. I 7 that all ll.e pailv w. ie good MU1II- nieis, w'.ii. Ii mae.s the fiu t thai n,ua n. .1 i r. u-..- l . i t ... it .. anil - pnopio alioilt toitay With one foot u, II... ......... .. i . i...,.i.. tiimi'. iu iiiioiii a iiutiit: 01 . Parker s Tonic would do more i'ood ,1 .... oil l 1 . 1 ) tlmii all the doctors aud incdicil.ca tliev Lave uvtr Uku . ' u. uoat, Uea ll'uaa. AgeuU j special buiubi HAVE THE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING; TO OUR Ei'IENJ'S AND CUSTOMEKS THAT m'llV ff ; rHBI mp ,g m p t mr ll tM 1 1- & 12 ( i 1 .Vft I 9 5U C i ! li A P MODS! vk ark 1)i:tki;mim:d to HEDIKJK OUR STOCK AND HAVE THKHKFOUK RKDUCKD 1'KICKS To V ery Low Figures, for Cash! WK DI AL IN GOOD GOOUS A VI) WOV ?RAS2X, AND iu:Lii:vi: ovn 1 1:011.?: will I'.vtu )M:k imi; hoi sk that skllsth:: CESS ttOODS ! !, nit. LAST BIOWSiY, AND W. It 017Oi:f la TIIA IIOUSE ! What is fit- cse , f WANT I NO D-)f.L.1i when you may SAVE IT BYBl'VIV:; V.!'.; ibi )DS i-'lic.M W 1, LONiiv)N ' wim i ns as COM. l'LKTE Sl'iK'K as can be io ind .in . .vht iv, and will sell l'OK CASH AT l'HICES THAT WILE DEFY -. () M l'ETI 1'IOX I We have not spm-e enough to naiuc- prices b it will ask von to nil and st- for yourselves. CAM, is WUXl JiKJNGS THE PKIfES DOWN! You will be siirpris'd to .see how low you can buy goods. 1! lut-iiil.. i, those thai ell litsi wiil have first eh. .i.e. These goods v ill n l '-as- h-.g it the , ices i . at I ' ey nr.- b ing '.'. i - d u .', .. 11. eg 'he ni-.e.. y and 1 II s o i !,..' j;.'. ; i 1 JC-". N' . Ii.e:!,:(. to show' goo : :.i I i'iltsbolo, X l D UO-gitA tit V g n o ft .1 ; j p , )i GeneralConiinission Merchants. hale; em or seid he u vour fell on t ''ul ' j ism'.. ;im. SERGEANT MANUFACTURING CO., Greensboro, IT. C. 1 ' MlM fAlH'l;tU op KM FARRAR TURBINE WATER WHEEL, COOK AND HE ATIMC STOVES, Saw Mills, Cane Mills, Horse Powers, Plows, Straw Cutters, Andirons, Ami Ostiums ot Every Description. ff-Send lor Frice-Liit, I am li'iw j 'l-.-ji.ired to fuinisli tile l annevs with l-'hles of all kinds at the Inwrst cash j-ii -. s An f.o- neii if sixteen vei in Tbii- wurlfj warrant s :m- in saving that 1 can give v ou Ihe IJKST 1'1,1'LS for the LKAST MONKV. mwa h WHLLES PATENT HEAT REGULATOR. I de-i-uhtor. vv'ii. ,'i the :i't. I ii inuf.i. i a ie!' b . .f ii r 1 It sii.J'i-es a ' -.1;! yt-l'o.v. Uitb . CM cd Uliif i m ill by the .Id in. ie nil a li.iek or .h.-' 1 'esi i ..'i u..-. t I., and c. c. August "i. 1 sSi'i LUi10R FOH SALF.. f All pel -oi.s vviintii Itiliibi I vv ill tin well lo apply to ii ie. II iu iit c south v est of l ilt ,.Mp-. olo' i Wlii i-. ll eiie.tp for I baiter. Ail order- I'oi. d juoi.ii llv J 1 V().MPI.K tn '2(1, lK-'i Shiloh Academy iAl.K S1 IT ..l-IS-t bi .I ALII I SrV, l -wn n .mm "ii" i- i.i.;.ISii;r -t - .i-i'.' l .f ll.e ni"si In- 4iil;y hi. I 111 r.ii .- il-'li' . hi Hie Sinat. .... ah i.rmi. ii.'it ihiiiu hmi . .'n..wv i.f flrsi-cLm. oistnn... .i-.-.i ..r Ku!ii.-.ii r-m n- u"n' wSh.'1 i,"",r A l.i ikiuiiv Sm ifn . IT r- iihmsi. nioitt-H. iik Till'I 'Oln E..iTlii.t., l.li I-. !.! .Hi ii III .mil : Of.-,-Ii-al, ti 5.1 ... i P : Vtusli-, a v. lliHril, Tery.liliitf Iti'-iu !'-i. r.vii.fii I-ur luril.n- lii.i'i 'iiH-i.iii h I tf ss II. if tti l'rin'linl, iiLK, A. 13., - Mi 1. 1., N C. IX. LEONID AS 0 July 15, IMt. 61. C. F. & Y. V. rASLWAY. Melissa me m Ik 14. To take el'le.'t .Siii1d..v. Mav -'H. lehtJ irillll t."ll. N.'l'll;. : iHil la. ..lltf.T. I-hv... h 4.1.1. iu. 0'lilillHVlltt Arrlvi' AlTlvt, 111 V. n Ml h.i, . ii. el. Uiie li -mi ni. l-Hyi'it.'Vlile. ' " " 1 :o (.. in Mii.iiir.l. - I-UVtl, .1.1 'ft. ilui, a to .-il.ir. I .'. l.liTty. " rrlv, t. im (r'i.iiti .rn, I II ; 11 IV lll.lHI TiHlnt. SiuiU lxiuu.1 will u ' ai Sauloril f..r lin-ii-r. Tritiiis N-.-rili Ikiuh.I will hi KHf.iit. lll inr illt.i..'i . Ir.-t.-ta Hii'I I'iiwiik't Train iMhi.i lli'iiiieiife Vlilr -li,!"liip, Thiiri,..c..- au.i wiiiiI.Ihh m 1, Mi i. in . a. i O ".i. it SL e iiiHil l; 4 ,ui i. hi n I r'tty. ftu.i :!!.' . lit. Iah l'a.'.lvlll...,ii TutsHlay, liiurbilnirati.l Sic. r l-iip iti .' Mi ni , sh.i, Hfn-I at 10 u iu'., miJ arrlv.-M -it U-t.ti.'iii-vtilH at ;-4 m- Ireiln -n. I I ii-fi't'cr li.iit Nertli I.jiv..c Kiv wl ii 1 iwi:ii, ami raM'iuu) Trains I., hal. inl.i, Hiivr saicr I at ll M a. in , inni arrlvr. at 1 ..... ...).. . d, 1 .., . i""--"iirwiii.r.i.iaiiyai 6a. in., invn sau- I.T I al il u a. Hi., aua arrlvia. at ayt)lleye al ami., m. ! w m. , in n, oun lujl. , v". t yw-JCVi.i'.i. 7" nrffwr . c hi u VVLOU. o v: ii s AND- oh. x. o oideis. if vou wish s.iuare dealintr. the l".:l l.-.i 1 5 to the Put. it lb at Heg- f. - r l lfl(.' TOiiAt CO YKLLOW. i !' b . I h'.ii l av- had dit'ieiiiiv III lining TnbilCCO i iitoi. i e.-.jit-n. lie. d eoiers wiil hav.- their Tobacco in .1 e.oi cure it in from 'M to 'M hour e n Iter tlisn e .ii b usi I on an v kind of I'lm- Works as well i I i le. a-i oil ii I'ij i l ' ii - st hi. in. j li. al i n. TAYIOIl, Durham, N. C. . T. 1.1. Vt hWM I.. V. A. W1I.FT, Pr.-sl.linu Cuhlar. TM3 GAMX OF DURHAM, wtj-iuiam, wr. c, Offim i's i'ivit-w to the public. l.i r tl .ir,iiifi'fsn-ii h niot tr Um rtiralLi -; . i", aft ti i"H j:Iv.-n U rurrent ftccouttit of i t. luiiiic. KiriFfth, jiiiii oilier. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM f hs HiMir fvortto tar ill .Mtn, the tuur, hMCriiic eokv kM r-rmy, &nd prtivvutlnc IMndrvC I cln lti arlp, wtopl U Ur lalllnif , od U .ur lo piaM U!e. u.il tl l UmntitK The beat Cong I. Cnra you u tM And li.e h t prevent! e known f ur CoaaompUa-k V ft lit r rfniwly la oeffMHlveln Lb cure of SeroAik-, l;humaftui, AattmuL, Ktfaey, VrUkmrj mm4 Pm-Mw t'uiii.ULrU. aud -" f -f T-t ft fti ai hi liwH, hlo.Ki awl hmrvm. It bM ofUa mwm4 fell anil tad ejected euros in manr oar- tfcwvvM ky Iihy-lriaiu to be Lm-urahle, It will pay yeo to five 1'iKki-M Ttixio a thorough trial. Sc44 hr ail Dra tdUlti lurpe Imi((Ii- at $1.00. Hlft2DERCORNS Tim Mtft'at, lurmt. qtib tttiH axid beat rare for Oeree. ButiltHi. Waru, M-.lr-, ( alloiiM.Ac Hlndcevtbetr furl tltrtrn.wth. htiill un, (ilvMnotrotibla. MakesUUf fn't t-'imfurialiU. Itin1t'irnma cures wheneverTlhLaff Ue fali. buU bj Lru-u t Uc iiwowA A Uh. M. KT, HaleiIi&AiiEiista A-L. H.H." CO.NDKN.SKIJ SCHEDULE. tihins noiNo south. 1. daily 7 "n- . tfallr ,..'iii r 1... Isns i in jii suci.Ihv .i.vpt Monday. 1miv it.-.ifiattt. "(. in Man , mu in n M'i. mi Iu vi nr... mi j'iSm Nti.i i i. , III Hi I lit i ro. r. Hi . In AS I 1IU vi.ii.n. 1 1 u I i. w K---.T, is r. am 4 An -. H-,1.1.-:, t li t 1 1 itt : i. ..oino Kt'ii'i n. i N.raT.Tally I N. . tlalljr" i.v l.v. ISH.V. ii'k.i M..ti.iaytvril Stinaay. U'ltvi' IIiiimIki, H4iam j Mm am h.'e.T. i .IM 1 l i.iniv. ; l J.". , mj Cm, .1.. II. j S 16 I IM Sin ...nl. l'l.. II ! M li.-i.rf, I l' l i HIMpra A l-I, i i 1.1 H 16 t'll-v. tU ! Arrlvi. Itiiii'lcli. vm 1 30 N... I .i.i,n.'. i ni It. unlet wl'ti Carolliia Cnoiral Ijtllway I'T vv iiniiiu'i. n, riiart"tl ana all politic (M.lllll. N. 3 .-. ii ii.- i m cm id .nl with Hi ohm frar ami V i.tloi. v .iii. y : .10.1,) lor lay. tlnTllla aud n i"imh iiaiHh wuhiiait-igh Oau all i-iIiiii. "ii .hat r"Aii. Knllr..a. l..r all in.lntu innlli. mh..iu .t wuimut chanm miiu Wo. I auJ Au. 4 iJovwtKiii ciiarl..iia anil KaltU wm. bill i a auiMKUtMadmt.