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FRANK, M. WILLIAMS,
Editor & Proprietor.
NEWTON, N. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1884.
No. 37.
VOL..VI.'
ROBBINS S' LONG,
Attorneys-ai-Law,
STATES VI LLC, N. C.
Oifice At Yout's1Iotel.
teb id, 1884-Gm F "
Ii, fill PP. T. II. COLB
SaIIPP AND COBB,
X TTQItXE V.V .1 7' .1 IP.
Practice in all the courts,
Office on Public Square.
Li. I.J. Hither ajwon.
Attorney at Law,
Xewtox, N. C.
Oct, 27,-iyr.
M. L. McCorkle,
Attorney at LaW
SKWTON. N. C.
Governor's Canvass
Gen. A.JM. Scales will speak at the
following time and places :
Yatetn ille Beaufort county,
,W. Ori. nth.
Belvidere, Perquimans county,
Tuesday Oct. Mth.
Gatesville, Gates county, Wednes
day, Oct. 15th.
Winton, Hertford county, Thurs
day, Oct. 16th.
Oxford, Friday, Oct. 17th.
Pittsboro, Saturday. Oct. 18th.
Jonesboro, Monday, Oct. 20th.
Bed Springs, Robeson county,
Tuesday, Oct. 21st.
Wilmington, (at night), Wednes
day, Oct. 22d.
Duplin Roads, Duplin county,
Thursday, Oct. 23d.
Princeton, Johnson county, Fri
day, Oct. 2ith.
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
Mr. Beecher Talks Plain
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
W. G. BUHKHEAD,
Attorney at Lair,
25EWTOS, N. C.
BsSTOffice ix Uaither's Building.
The following is a list of the ap
pointments so far made for the lead
ing actors in the campaign m
State :
this
STEDMAX AXD FAIECLOTH.
Co.,
J. E. Thornton,
NEWTON, N C
Keeps constantly or. liiin.i U " coffins
of his own make and also fine finished coffins
of Northern ami Southern
make.
?hop 1 mile north of court house.
oct27-6'n
Dr. G. V. JIcNcilU
Physician A y nomologist,
CAT A W I3A, X. C.
Jt.skeii d:cncs peculiar tu -i-reeu a at inlty.
J . B. LIT TL
SURGEON DENTIST.
line located in Xewtor, N, -, "!
V prfsional servioes to the people ot
town and coennty. ,
Omen ix Lamtz Uin.mNG.
CAMPBELL &. McCOFlKLE,
PHYSICAL
Newton, N
r VIM AC
J. M. McCorkle
t Medicine and
lr. McCorkle han
an unusually long
one of the
TO Till
1 hiive siSMiciaW-d lr.
with me in the pnutk
Fiujjuv at thin place.
V,.l the Hdvantasro of
. a rwl ! riir.uteil from.
edit"! .ehool ol im coumrj ,
to meet all the requirements ol
if o ii act' i
, W HCtfully,
JAML6 U. CAMI'lifcl.u
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gen1
lieiy
AT
Henkel & Corpening's
Elizabeth Citv, Pasquotank
Sa'Airday, Oct. 11th.
Currituck, Currituck Co., Monday,
Oct. 13th.
Hertford, Perquimans Co., Tues
day, Oct. 14th.
SENATOR M. W. RANSOM.
Ore Hill, Chatham county, Satur
day, October 4th.
COL. JOHN X. STAPLER.
Col. Jno. N. Staples, candidate for
elector for the State at huge, will
speak at the following times and pla
ces :
Madison. Rockingham county, Sat
div. October 10th
Walnut Cove, Stokes county, Mon
day, October 12th.
Danburv, Stokes county, Tuesday,
October loth.
Dobson, Surry county, Wednes
day, October 14th.
M t. Airy, Surry county,Thursday
October 15th.
Dalton, Stokes county, Friday, Oc
tober 16th.
Winston, Forsyth county, Satur
day, October 17 th.
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
f,. Toll ii S. Henderson and Dr.
Jas. G. Ramsay, Democratic and Re
publican candidates for Congress,
will address their fellow citizens,
jointly, at the following times and
places :
IREDELL COTNTT.
Sliinn's Store, Saturday, Oct II.
ROWAN COCXTT.
Mrs Tvrider's. Tuesday, Uct. l-t
China Grove, Wednesday, Oct
Cold Hill, Thursday, Oct lb.
Morgan's. Friday, Oct 17.
Rice & Bailey's Store, Saturday,
18.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
Hickory, Monday, October 20.
Newton, Tuesday, October 21.
Keeversville. Wednesday, Oct.
SherriU's Store, Thursday, Oct
Catawba, Friday, Oct. 24.
IREDTXL COUNTY.
Statesville, Saturday, October
A EJV T ON, N. C,
Will he found the hest stock nd neatest ve
hiole in town. Person can he accommoda
ted by ub with anything in the lirery
end pri.ies af gntwanteed to give satisfac
a: Wo nnlv ask a trial.
'r'.p.rttion to all the surrounding
ountry- ... ,,.
We nolieit the patronaare of the public.
"SjiSKELtOOBPEKIKO
W ANTED IMMEDIATELY,
YOT7XG MEN TO U2ARN TELEQRPHY
ko charga unlcM ittuati.nn nr furnished.
r.irticuUrs ,iuldres wth stamt:
VEXXA, and NEW JERSEY TKLEGRAFR CO-,
xi.'riffirp 926 Chedtnut street, PLiladelphia, na
Braneli Office 506 Markt Street, Wilmington, Iel
ThrouKh wir . .
Mr. JohnS. Henderson, Democrat
ic candidate for Congress, will act-
dress the people at the following
times and places :
DAVIE COTJXTY.
Mocksville, Tuesday, October 28.
YADKIN CODXTY.
Longtown, Wednesday, Oct. 29.
Yadkinville, Thursday, October 30.
Conrad's Store, Friday, Oct. 31.
DAVIE COUNTY.
Farmington, Saturday, Nov. 1.
LOVE SWELLS
M A SUFACTURERS OF
DOORS' SASH, BLINDS, WIN
! DOW & DOOR FRAMES,
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS,
4
f
j WOOD TURNING &c.
grgT.uml er dressed and matched ready for
on snort nontc.
" Our machinery is nor and of the latent
imnrovod brands, enahljne US to compete
.wilh any other establishment of the kind
in the country.
i
JTACTORV NEAU THE TJErOT"C3
You Can Have It,
"My dear, what would I give to have
your hair ?" is often said by middle-aged
ladies to young ones Madam, you caa have
just sush hair. Parker's Hair Balsam will
give it to you. It will stop your hair from
falling off, restore the original color and
make it long, thick, soft and glossy. You
need not stand helplessly envying the girls.
The Balsam is not oily, not a dye, but is an
elegant dressing, and is especially recom
mended for its cleanliness and purity.
A. Mi ulden, Briggs, . C, says
Ramon's Relief is the best m;edicine
of the kind I ever used. It has, in
deed, been a health restorer to us
all. For neuralgia and all other
pains it is simply wonderful. For
sale bv Geo, & Lowe. s20.
was called upon at his residence in
tvr ! Brooklyn yesterday by a World re
' j porter. He was ruddy and chatted
cheerily.
"I see," remarked the reporter,
"that Mr. Blaine proposes to remain
in Ohio until after the election."
"That's the place for him," ejacu
lated Mr. BeecLer. "His entire bat
tle is staked on that State. Slould
it go Democratic, or should the Re
publican majority be largely reduced, j
Mr. Blaine's chances for the Presi-
dency will have gone up in a flume."
i "But suppose, Mr. Beecher, that
j Ohio should give a good Republican
! majority, what then ? "
j "It would not affect the result in
November. The people are going to
! put Mr. Cleveland in the Presidential
chair anyhow, l ne quiet Tanner una
business vote will do it"
The following letter will explain
itself :
Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct 6, 18S4.
To Gen. R. A. Alger, candidate for
the Gubernatorial Office inJIich
gan :
Dear Sis : The publication of
your telegram to Mr. James F. Joy,
of Detroit, but now m London, and
his reply compels me to publish the
facts of an interview with him at his
house at or about Sept. 29, 1877, in
order to clear myself of the charge of
Tienrino- false witness airainst him. I
have steadily refused to give to the
public press' the story of that inter
view at the hospitable board of a pri
vate house, but as the utterance of a
public man about a public man I had
a light to mention it privately among
my intimate mentis. In what way
the partial and imperfect story of
that interview got into the newspa-
pers 1 do not Know, eruuuiy uik
with my knowledge or privity. Mis
led by these reports you telegraphed
to Mr. Joy in London :
Dstboit, Sept. 30, 1884.
Joy, care Jirotrn, Shipley c6 Co.,
Jondon.
"Did Blaine offer to appoint a com
mittee to suit you if you took Little
Rock bonds off his hands f Henry
Ward Beecher says you told him
Blaine did.
Alger."
Henry Ward Beecher said nothing
of the kind as you shall soon sto.
It was easy for .Vr. Joy to reply.
London, Sept 80, 1884.
R. A. Alger, Detroit, Jlich.
"Blaine never made me ' any offer
to appoint a committee to suit me in
any manner or form or for any con
sideration of any kind whatever.
J. F. J."
Please send to him the following
narrative and you may depend upon
it Mr. Joy will not contradict its
substantial accuracy ; neither will
any one of the several gentlemen who
were at the table with me ; nor will
other witnesses (not a few) deny that
the same substantial statements have
been made by Mr. Joy to others not
infrequently. Towaids the close of
the dinner,Sept. 29, 1877, political
matters were introduced, and among
other things Blaine's failure to re
ceive the nomination that went to
Hayes. Mr. Joy spoke with con
temptuous severity of Mr. Blaine and
gave this statement :
"W hen a diihculty occurred in re
gard to certain lands in the South
west in which 1 was interested a com
mittee was about to be appointed by
Congress to examine the matter,
Blaine beincr Speaker of the House.
Through a friend 1 asked JVU lilame
to have one sound lawyer appointed
nn t.hnt committee. I did not care of
which party. I simply wanted t
sound lawyer. In a day or two Mr
Blaine sent me word through a friend
that he had certain depreciated bonds
and that if I would enable him to
place them at par I cou Id have my
committee as I wanted it.
I cannot forget with what cutting
Mr. Jov leaned back in his
chair and said. "That is the man
Maine V and he added:"! refused
the offer and as the courts soon set
tle! fliA matter no committee was
avmointed."
At that time I knew nothing of the
larwls in nnest.ion nor of the bonds
alluded to. but I did understand ful
of James lx
Blaine. What changed Mr. Joys
notion and led him to nominate Mr.
Blaine at the Chicago Convention of
1880 I do not know. It can proba
bly be found out by inquiring of the
editors of certain great daily news
papers, who hardly found language
bitter enough lor years to mvngu
against Mr. Blaine and who now can
not find language enough to pour
contempt upon the men who do not
approve of placing Mr. Blaine in the
Presidential chair. I shall not pro
long this letter by narrating Mr.
Blaine's views of the matter, in an
interview with me which took place
after my speech at Cooper Union
during the Garfield canvass, at bis
own request, in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. I can hardly believe that he
I cannot but ad-
myself to be misled by svmratuy
with his undoubted kind-heartedness,
courage and audacity.
Unsound in statesmanlike judg
ment unscrupulous in political meth
ods, dim-eyed in distinction between
truth and untruth, absorbingly am"
Wlv.ia Knt alinvt.-fiioTlted as tO the
methods of n-atifying his
RUINED BY A CLAIM.
Story of and Old Man Who
Haunts the Washington Hotels.
washikgtok republican.
Special to The Enterprise.
The Exposition.
Raleigh. N. C, Oct 10. The Ex
position is a pronounced success ; all
are surprised at the number of couu-
ty displays ; the ranety ot uieir
THE POOL DEFALCATION.
The Money Paid Back and
Schools Didn't Lose a Cent.
the
AY.
Although the old gentleman s coat j ;. V , , ,nollw ;
ws threadbare, his shoes cadly in j wLicll they have been arranged. Col
need of repairs, and his tall hat had , . , i,' . i- .j fi,n
but with a genial social disposition goo, o aui,mus. or fowia.. Saleish is !
and a biilliant rhetorical capacity, at, uy uue iu wui uA
Mr. Blaine mates an alluring candi- the ieadu.g-room at a down-town
rut.. Knt would make a dangerous hotel last night and told the report-
President.
I pray you to excuse my adding to
the cares of your canvass by a con
sideration ot these matters. If was,
however, but just to you to poinout
how misleading was your telegram
to Mr. Joy and how irrevelant to the
subject matter. was his reply..
Henry Ward Beecher. .
er, who took a seat beside him, that
ablaze with exclamations of
charlotte observer.
It is charged by some of the Radi
cal speakers on the stump that by the
defalcation of Col. Pool when School
Superintendent the public school
of this were robbed of a considerable
I emir rt TYinrtAtr llf-m nrcw3 f r ilia
r , j 4i .I.
i scuoui iiuiu. met uuu 4. suite wo
thei-ainwasa welcome siVht. The arrangements are such that none
1 - I1.V. 1. it.
ner ciuzaus are vicing wnu amount leaving the impression that
er lnaeconimooatinfr visitors, and the lo Q.i eMiiu
old geutleman sampled the report
er's tobacco and acknowledged that
he. was ah ad of time:
t tllAVA-friVA AVA OTT-AOt CllfToill-0 Til
need be afraid oi noor faxe. The city , . z--. i,a
authorities liie arranged to see that
o i 4 1... i ,i ,i l-.ofiooc CnrntA linrtsos
But you j Q1 ,
I Ulni! o l. iJtrx unv auu uuvimuo.
1aV
see A couidnxsuiy away any longer. e Exposition coinpauv famishes
between me ana you, my moneygave ico t;r in ey buiIdiLg free of
out and I had to come back. j d w s pBIMK03E
"Do your people live here? President
lo ; out this is the cneapest piace .
to live for me. JSo, 1 don t live any
where. Come originally from North
Carolina nigh onto seventeen y 3?rs
ago, and have been here whilo i'on-
-r -r ii ,
in session since. W ill, it a
. I
and
ore- again
all,"
A Town on the Catawba.
charlotte observer.
Within a f ?w months from now
the traveler up the Shelby Division
of the Carolina Central Railroad will
see a wonderful change in the ap
pearance of things at the Catawba
river bridge, if the enterprise that is
now nroiiosed is successfully carried
out. Briefly told, it is that a party j ihf tuat does.jt any good."
of capitalists have bought 300 acres i The reporter led the way to the bar,
of land along the river bank to t'.io , ani af ter drinking his live fingers
gress is
the same old stor
was a sightosB fool, that's
the old ican jme ent to a sigh, and,
after a severe struggle, coughed.
"Blame that cough, it's always troub
ling ir.? and whiskey is the only
south of the bridge," which tbey have
15.
22.
23.
.ToflfAvsnn Davis is now the last of
his line. He has been married twice
and has no male descendant who
bears his name. Not long since he
lost his only son, and recently the
death of the son of General Joseph
Jl Davis, of Biloxi, Miss., took away
the last hope of perpetuating by male
descendants the name ot jenerson
Davis. Broken in health, but bear-
in ft with silent fortitude all the ills
O - ,1 , 11 A. 1 -r 1
that come and all that are im-eaieu- ; ly wr. joy s opinion
ed, the venerable chieftain awaits tue
summons that shall place him among
his old comrades.
had laid off iuto building iota, for a
small town, where will b'. located rne
the C. C. R. R.. dews (now
Holly) and landing" for two lines of
steamers, one of which will ply "P
the river to Hooper's factory, and the J
other down the river to rliiton a.
Erwin's mills. This project has been
on foot for several months, but it
was only recently that all the details
were satisfactorily arranged.
The enterprise is under the man
agement of a board of directors, com
posed of Maj. H. M. Winder, -Major
Chas. M. Stedman, Maj. J. G. Robin
son, Col. John H. Sharpe and F. W.
Clark. These gentlemen first pur
chased 300 acres along the river
bank, but to this they will add 500
acres more as soon as the negotia
tions for the land are closed The
300 acres have been surveyed, thd
streets marked out and the lots laid
off. The present depot at M t. Holly.
about a quarter of a mile beyond tb
river is to be abolished and in its
stesd a new depot is to be built di-ret-tlv
at the bridge, iust to the south
tii.To Th new depot w ill be . built '
on the modern style and in architect
ural design will be one of the pretti
est in this country. Just above the
bridge a ferry will be established, to
which wagons will have access over
a bridge across Dutchman's creek.
Arouud the depota wharl will be
built for the boat landings. All ar
rangements necessary to carrying on
the plans, have been perfected and
the erection of the depot, the first
step in the enterprise, is to com
mi0 within three weeKS. jos. xx.
Hart a business young man of v ll-
mington, has b- en appointed agent
or the sale of the lots, and reiumeu
o this city yesterday from a trip to
,benewton highly elevated with
the outlook. M r. Hal t is mdatrious-
y engaged in w orking up the sale of
ots and states that he finds a dispo
sition on the part of people who are
anxious to invest their money, to Duy
before he is ready for them. The
nmnnnir live TlOW petting out a
pamphlet containing a map and all
the details of the enterprise in nui,
and this will give our people abetter
idea of what is to be done than we
are at present able to give them, lhe
pamphlet will be out in a few days.
The names ol the parues nucleat
ed is a guarantee that they mean
business and is enough to insure that
their project will be a success. The
river boats will be put on by private
individuals, the Messrs. Hooper, we
believe, having already ordered their
boat The river is navigable on the
south to Hilton & Erwin's mill,
about 5 miles, aud on the north to
Caldwell's Shoals, above Hooper's
straight his new acquaintance pet
down the glass and said : '-Well, to
begin. Seventeen years ago I was a
at Mt- small truck farmer in North Caroli
na, had forty acres, and was doing
w ell, when an aunt of mine took up
and died, leaving me her estate,
which cousisted of 230 and a claim
against the Government for damages.
This claim amounted to about 1,
400, and I came to Washington to
collect it I came in a Pullman car.
When I go away now it's second class.
I thought that "all I'd have to do was
to come here and get the money.
Well, I got here, hunted up my mem
Ki told him of mv claims and he
promised to attend to it for me. I
hung about, gave fhree dinners at
Brown's to the members of a commit
tee to whom my claim was refen ed.
and awaited results. It was not
long before uiy money began to run
Dr. Grisaom Repudiates Yoik
Cor. OF the news and observre.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct 10,1884.
My attention has been called to an
editorial in the Asheville Citizen of
October 8th in reference to my re
fusal to support Dr. York for Gov
ernor. Wliile a conversation of the
tenoi of the one referred to did oc
cur, it was with no view of its going
to the public. But as the fact has
been published, aud as 1 have no
concealments about the matter, I
deem it but just to myseii that my
reasons for refusing him my support
shall also go to the public.
As superintendent of the asylum it
has been my duty to look after the
legislation affecting the interest of
the insane of the State, and because
of this fact I know who have been
the friends of the insane, ever ready
to work for them. I also know who
have been willing to leeve these poor
unfortunate people to remain in con
finement in the counties and ho
have been unwilling to give a decent
support to those who were fortunate
enough to find room in the inadequate
accomodation which has hitherto ex
isted.
I do not think Dr. York a fit man
for the Governors chair. I do not
mean anything pei-sonally discourte
ous to him, for our relations are not
sense unfriendly, but in my
Kv tViot momliAr of mine kept 1 in anv
UUUIC. u ...v. ... 1 - . ...
. ... . i j u.i.i : nt lio lmsi not the ouahncfi
Lei ling me to hang oh, and he d get
my claim through all light. I got in
the habit of loafing around the Capi
tol, waiting for my claim, but she
didn't come. Congress adjourned
without acting on it, and at the end
of the session I found myself dead
broke. I went back home then,
determined never to comeback again,
and would not have done bo, but for
that member of mine. He got me to
work for his renoniination and he was
eleced. Then he told me that the Gov
ernment wanted men like me, and
that ii I would sell out my place and
come here he would surely get my
claim through, aud would get me in
one the departments. I came back,
ynt into the P&tent Office, and all
went serene until 1874, when I was
fired out, my claim was disregarded
and my member defeated. Then I
had to hustle. The associations I
had formed were hard to break away
from, and I finally got hanging about
the committee rooms, doing odd
jobs for members. They would give
me a little money now and then, and
I managed to eke out a living, but
that was all. During all of this
trouble I became careless of myself.
I had no desire to go back to my
hrm- where 1 know I'd " have got a
start, but simply hung about and
never managed to get clear of the
rut I fell into. Yes, Tve tried it,
but it's no go, and Tm back here
again. During the summer months
some member generally gets me ar
pass and gives me a little money,
and I go to some of the watering
nUffa This year 1 went home.
ml
Everybody had forgotten me.
ninnBV fTftve out and I had to
back."
"How do you live "
n TvhJvkev. Yes. whiskey; its
Observer, the following letter has
been received from Mr. J. C. Scar
borough, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, which shows that of the
amount appropriated by CoL Pool,
$2,800, he repaid 2.100 and the re
maining 700 was paid by the com
mittee to whom the matter was re
feired, the schools not losing one
cent The following is Mr. Scarbor
ough letter :
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 7th, 1884.
CR. Jones, Esq.. Charlotte, X. C.
Mr Dear Sir: The defalcation of
Stephen 1). Pool was confined en
tirely to the Peaoody fund. He
acted as State agent for the general
agent of the fund. He gave no bond
and was at that time personally re
sponsible to the then agent, Rev. B.
Sears, D. I. Col. Pool used 32.800
of the fund, applying it to the pay
ment of his individual debts. Dr.
Sears, when he found what had been
done, paid directly to the schools to
which aid had been promised the
amount due each, so that no school
in the State lost a cent Col. Pool
afterwads paid back to Dr. Sears
$2,100, leaving $700 loss to the Pea
body fund. This Dr. Sears reported
to liis board as due from CoL Pool,
and for which he held Col. Pool's in
dividual note unsecured. The mat
ter which was referred to a commit
tee which reoported recommending
that the committee make good the
loss from their private purses, and
this was done.
Very truly yours,
j. C. Scarborough.
This effectually dispsoses of a mat
ter out of which" the Radicals, with
their usual disregard for the truth
and the facts, have been trying to
make some capital.
Called a Dude
N. T. times.
tions for the high office that he seeks.
Nor do I think that his qualifications
or his autecedentsare such a to en
title him to the support, even of Re
publicans. I am satisfied from my
ion' laiiiiiicuii , ilii yj . , i ii
course that neither the charitable -
uordudtional interests of the State ing another a dude in the public
nor euuwuuiHu street, the counsel for the defendeut
would be safe under such pohcy as , , nlaintiff on cross examiua-
1 I 1 A- 1 vmrilM .- A
nas uiways tuium.iciit.i-" i i fj0n .
In the trial of the case in Mon-
career.
As a North Carolinian I cannot
look at the fact before me, without
perceiving that all the material inter
ests of the State, her financial condi
tion, her charitable and educational
institutions, her progress at home
and reputation in the eyes of the
trv will liA ie.T)pai-dized by the
election of a man of his antecedents.
This is an unusual crisis, and while
I an: not ambitious to any claim to
consistency save in a love for North
Carolina aiid the interests of all her
people, I am especially devoted to
the unfortunate &uuau
whom the best years of my life have
been passed.
Parties and politics have no value
in my eyes save as they protect not
despoil "the people ; save as they may
guide and mislead in the path of the
State's prosperity.
Eugene Grissom.
My
come
Marls, Fertilizers
Stones
and Precious
mills. This is an
uu, r ! - - v. - ,i T
important enter-, easier to gei, wmsy - ;r " rs. which are ad-
prise for this section of our coun try , Sly prepared. The recently dis-
1W tue luncn. oiwp vu, w v, - - - , . Khown in ex-
BALEIGH NEWS-OBSERVEB.
The display of marls is made from
lover thirty counties and tue great
I extent of the beds of this valuable
fertilizer are shown.
The Navassa Guano Company, of
Wilmington, makes in conjunction
with the department a special ois
and its progress will be watched
interest by our people.
I . i i.
tue luucu. oi - - ,.lftftS ave
of hotels are convenient, and once i3h fin
ed phospuaies ai e i dude tobea person who
, this being the finest presenta- ; eaadn to outward
Indian Ver-1 house.
uuimoi...".. I 1,4 mill trtR roinfT
...Mviinir to tue nirecuous. iu- b o o
What is the meaning of the word
dude"
Witness (energetically) I consid
er it an insult. I object to answer
the question any further. They in
sulted me and that is all about it I
am not here to give any definition of
the term but to state facts.
But "what do you consider the
word dude to signify?"
Witness WelL a vulgarly dressed
man who tries to dress well and be a
gentleman, but can't. A person who
carries himself in a loud manner, us
ually ambles along in an absurd man
ner," extending his arms in all sorts of
shapes like a person in livery. Loud
laughter.
Mr. Charles Doucet, of the office oi
the Clerk of the Crown was called
and said he would consider the word
dude a term of centempt If any
body used the the word to him he
would .consider that he was looked
upon with contempt
Mr. Driscoll Is it a mark of ridi
cule? Witness Oh, certainly, because a
dude is naturally ridiculous. Llxu.o:
laugher.
ii r. George Stephens said he made
Mr. Hamilton's clothes, and there was
nothing in them "loud," but they were
the cljtheswom by an English gen
tlemau. A dude was a man that was
overdressed, but Mr. Hamilton had
nothing of the dude about him.
Mr. F. Colson, iu answer to Mr.
Dnscoll's Questions, said ne consider-
w no gave uu-
ap pear-
style of
and by his
Iu the morning is tne pes, uiu A nerhaps. to gO away are specimens
ljaav ah
, . .i t f Hio afofion tenso, tnis uemi; u - r V j.,00ffoTition
put omy u- . T7 :r of tbeia t made, Tne none- " maiked style of
j. u uiui;o -,. r;n,,inpK7(infO:ae cases, , i-
again, and i . , . rri,.o dress in a certain iasiuou, uj
hma and and from huge pyramid- . , -ttW miffht besup-
from about wurreeu cuuuo".
j posed W if
A dude was wnas was
masher" in Eugland.
Leciaiie Doyou cousided Mr.
... 1 1.4
and mica, and : Hamilton a duoe :
Witness Is that a fair question,
An-anfrements have been made by
x A Itltniirrll TOll TTOIl (1 luuuwvu. . ,
, nex, f PZ ,t " '"r The collection of precious stones, , fXauhter.
ottniuK v ---Vh";i under the charge of L'rof- Wilhani ; rr
oi --jf" , "ftn Earl Hidden, w shown specnuiy u
Tm is a bower:
A most disastrous conflagration
(vwirrwl nioht before last near Mt.
" o . ... .
M oui-ne in the destruction of the gin ; will go you , v ; j
t e HT T U I-4aI tArrathOI 1 1 r t'All T. Crf )L 2LaULLC J Ua I , ... . i
liouse oi iu.r. u. xa. ? w6vuuwi i - g" - - a -a , 1 . ; 'i . covered wiui conon auu xi ,
with eighty bales of cotton. The loss ! I Uiink I d hke to try a bed to night , j m which j
in cotton alone is about $d,blMi. lhe , , kv! about 100,000 woi-th of precious ; Honor?
has forgotten that.
mit the indomitable pluck with which
Mr. Blaine is defending himself
against such a cloud of charges as
was never made against any other
Presidential candidate since the Gov
ernment began, Yet I cannot allow
gin house, gin and all machinery was ; AiTangemeni - , gtones sLowll,
new and in fust class order, and telegraph to-oay 101 .CZtW : rabies. The list
there was no insurance on the prop- that will next week bring abou Wu ;
mi : imnrv oil nf rlftilvnaners from Aiasaa- ; i
day Friday, and the nre, it is Denev
ed, originated from the engine.
Charlotte Observer.
-m. -W
rhusetts, Pennsylvania, iew aw,
MrvUiid to the Exposition, i
Thev vill airive on one of the last
from diamonds 10 - Tj rpmil, vl that it was
embratres about ; busiliess how Mr. HamUtou
! dressed as long as he was not u d iceut
5..l in answer to the question from
; Tne fame his Honor whether he would coniu. r
Don't Give tip Yet.
It doesn't follow that pa ient will die
because the doctors hare "given him up,
or that he will recover because they prom
; t "null him thronch." It is never too
lat to trv the ereat virtues of Parker'
X OmiC Jl ui iuiiuva " cj
,m,tnti N Y. was cured ot HhAamatisin
bv it after ten years of uu
inu-. Air K W Moaher. drnsgist
city, certifies that he has sold over
end bottle of Parkera Tonic thi
t aputatiou for this a4 tht p-utp
ide,
- - -m-- S1
Raleigh Aews-voserver .xi.x anything indeevntin Mr.
abroad, jreo-. jy-,, attire, witness rephed,
J pie from
Ibey vvui mm, u o the ail?piay has gone
days oi lier , the NoltU uoW bere ev- i ltainly not
-i wt-incr at the arravof prod-
VI J UOJ, iuv-.b - -
Mr. H. H. Cummer, Newton BrooK. Jn yaUjpson county's ex-
York Co., U nt alio, vyiuiauo, -
!?ZrT!Z '"".T' uL I and .Pine. .11 1 got a lU!e of to-
i w,m fnhoid fever, and that by a inf such lustre to Americas iam. -i
v if V. Art motiutA ! IX V" wT W ' . . . -w
.peakavh, uiTer-! few external applycations of bt Ja-
r . . r ' , -k;t 4V miuf nam niir. tUe
' mon's Kehef and ueedit It relieved
. of aame c0bs Oil, the great pain cure, iu k pattern, very
rer a tho lump eoftened and gi-ftdually disap- hown a v
lough its- i 1 u r , T : i - , lish and excellent as to texture.
Tn Montgomery's exhibit is ' mon's iteuei auu ux- ----
In Montgny instantly, and I can recommend it
" . r. x i -n
very highly- or sale uj uwa