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PROFESSIONAL CAEDS.
JJOSSEY; BATTLE,
Attorney and Councilor at Law,
Omcjcs:
Tarboro, N. C.
Rookv Mount. NJ O.
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la Tarboro sffics every Monday,
ro taffies every Monday, and
Rocky Mount; balance of week. .
JKaT" Adjustment ot claims a specialty.
pA.UL JONES
xtt'y and CoUjicelor at Law
TABBOaO,; N. C,
-4
T j. martin,
Ji j Attobnet at Law,
Practices in the Courts of . Edge-
combo, Martin and Pitt
Office rear of Doodle Pender'a Store
' .. i TAebobo, 'N. C.
JOHN
I. BtflDGERS & SON,
A t tbrney s-at-La w ,
TA RBORO,
14 ly
K. A. Gilliam.
Don h bu. QnxlA.it
ft ILLIAM
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Attorneys-at-i-aw,
TAKBORO', N. C. i' , '
Will practice in the Conn tie of Edgecombe,
Halifax and Pitt, and in the Courts of the
First Judicial District, and In the Circnit and
onoreme Uourte at K&leis-h. lanlS-lv.
T.
P. M. D.
PHYSIUAN & SURGEON,
Office next door to Hotel How
ard.
30 ly
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Paper haDging a specialty.
0tf. TARBORO.N.C.
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THE PUBLIC.
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I am Prepared to do 111 Work in
the - r -
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at the shortest notice. Having con
nected withvny ahop the repairing
business. AS work Left at my shop
shall have Prompt attention!
PRICES KODERATE,
Also a first-class HEARSE f of hire
Thanking my friends for '" their
former patronage, I hope lo merit
the same, should they need anything
n the '. " '
Undertaking! M
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Repairing Business
My Place is on Pitt Street Three
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, Made Suits, The term well dressed ex
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subject. I
WCutting, repairing and cleaning ii ne
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fulness of the aboye except a .fair trial of
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b UALU I1IAD rMPABATION. UOOd
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oar ladies', miaaea' and chjldrena ahoee la at leait
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TARBOROy N. C. THmtSTTT
TDE STATE C0JYEWI03T.
A FIXE ASSKXSLT OF Elf MSSXTATIVE
. UUUCIUTS.
" Banavawjatatwa.fj, , '
Tlaak IIIJ f aa . 1 - a
wuiaata KeaBlaste4-aTke Flat
mm aaoste-FrM SiItm-, StptaX f
we bus xai. Tariff K,mFill
adsraaeit afUa frialieat
, Dleate4-neKtwCaa.
Falsa UUtn.
IUwaoH. N.O., Aug. 8.
Wbett tta ciUrloci aftuifc 19 I
QIV jlieirODOUUn HaU hfaan in ni
rapidl, with delegate,. Vlow pi.,
i!-?-M tbew-
-J " weaaaafff Ve UUttfU U1H UaaVl 1 1 VVsaV
ar,rfv,;:::t.!"."M
", - ;&"rr UCJ - tm
elvea, for it was pr.ttj warm. The
de egatc. were a fine locUnir and
well dressed lot of gantlcmen.
un tne atace tne - Srewinarvr fra.
m-. a a . m
I . .. .. - -
iwruity waa qnne weU . renreaenlt
It waa joat 112:50 o'clock when Chair
man Mmmona rapped the convention
to order and made the announne-
naent of the official call for the con
vention and explaiced its Darooaea
uiioeiy, to nominate candidal, fn-
cnief
State
court
form.
juatice and three at aociataa.
rnitnrrr must .i. un...;..iuo i(iminiiitiinn i.rt i v .
to adont a r,lal-
Hethenreoueatedlfr. fla-a,
ard J.
-r . .
tO asf lit Air. Howin
the secrttaivol the com miliar a.
- " -saww w ansa
temparary aecr.larj He also called
Mr. J. B. Boxton. of Forsvth. to ant
aaT - w www
lajgfstmeninthe convention. Gen.
J. D. Glenn, of Guilford, and Mr.
Jnri W TKfiMnu. a
the duty of eecortlnar the : eiirantia
"-u,pwvu wvraj usiaroaxi
chairman to the chair. Mr. Buxton
reaa a Tigoroaa apeecb. He alluded I
ra mrr t I k a 1 . .v
daath of Senator .t."
tmanta wVa Irlw .l.r.Al ..I
- - " - wwa MJjV Wealw' I
' 7 . JT .j-iiaau-J, mi
were also hia refereooea to IUnwin
andJsrvi-. He urged that all maU I
tare Kat anlvwrli.i t mA tat W. J I
ty of deitrojing all enemiea of the I
T a a I
-aa aw i4JW VUB uu I
Lciubcrauo pny: ior now inere are
two enemies the old time lie Dublin
cana and their coadlulon. the Pod-
uliata. j There was a 'great laugh
when be aaid that moat of the Popu
liat had en were diaapp. inted Demo
cratic ottos aeekers. He declared
that the Democrats- would ffweep the
field Ha then read the good newa
from Alabama, and thia brought out
more cbrera He said that soma one
had aaid that Populism bad sow
reaohed the stage of CoxejUm and
that thia waa aemt-aoeialisua. uoder
vagabond direction. He aeid we are
now at the parting of the wejs; we
must choose betweea the rrpublie
and the commune, between the con-
titution and anarchy. There is
onlj one party of the people the
Democratic party. He aaid the
time had come to repel the Republi
can inainuatioos azainst Mr. Clave
and. He showed -how abameleesly
the Republicana bad looted the Nat
ional treasury, and also bow they
had endeavored to spread, falsehoods.
Mr. Buxton eulogized President
Cleveland, saying that oa the main
itsue on which the Democratic party
went in La power that ia the Tariff
he bad the confidence and the aup
port of all loyal Democrats. He ad
ded that a campaign on State issue
as most unwise, as would be ; any
cutting loose fiom the national S ad
ministration, and that the moat cow
ardlv ' thing a Democrat -could do
would be to do anything to weaken
Mr. Gleveland'e administration. At
thia there was gr at apt,. rose. It
waa 13 3O when - Mr. Burton conclu
ded bis . remark, which were all re
ceived, !
Secretaty Herrick calltd the roll
of counties.-
All ave twenty counties were
bund to be present. '
A resolution that all reaolutioci re
gardiog platform be referred to the
committee on platform without de
l-ate caused some discussion and waa
adopted by air overwhelming vote.
Governor Carr waa invited to the
platforn., was .heartily cheered and
poke briefly, thanking the conven
tion for his nomination two years
go and aaid he was always ready
to answer any cU of the Democratie
party.: j ; ...
The following permanent officers
were choeeoi Chairman, Hon. H.
H. Dougbton; Vice Presidents, John
L. Cunningham, W. T. Caho, J. E.
Green, A. G. Hoggioa, J. B. Young,
T. O. McNeill, S. J. PembarJon, Cj
ros B. WaUon, Eope Eliaa.
R. H. Battle moved on behalf of
the Wake delegation that the chief
nstic and Aaarwiafra. Jnatw-ra Mai.
Hae, Burwell and Clark and Treasu
rer Tate be renomlnLted by acclama
tion land this , waa done. The six
nominations made for Superior oour
judges were ratifkd.
Waddell, . Overman and Walter
ueory made speeches. -
The Kxecuuva committee wse in
structed to prepare the best plan for
teenring minority representation in
pr iajauiee-aod- convention.
State-' TreaaureT Tate 'made a
1 peeob) accepting the nomination,
There Iwasr great sbeeriog at the
aiUaOasoament of the demand of
coinage at the ratio of 1Q to 1. He
announced tha speaking, (or him
self, he diiatjuted from the coinage
ratio of 18 to 1. . : . .
CaoL' Coke's motion waa nnani-
mouslv aderDted thafr-tfaa eomeutioa
adoptbyarislflg voU andmilence
the reeelation resrardieir Saoator
Vaaee. - - -
When tie convention reassembled
CIlainnajcDqtJjtorlfsad g UWram
iroiuf'tioprreet'xaenT uudtrfl,i an-
nottserg-r t bar cane nccmierwfST naa
..-. a a at
agreei;qn: the xarlff bill. . ThU was
greeted with: cheers. , . . .
' A cemai ttee ' of tbre Mnar a. R.
A. 4aauMS uqiujoo aswotan
'm' ' TMMMMB''"l'MsaaaaaaaBBBBaaaWaaawj
.v- rar1' WV PIolJ to Inform
luIiu,u" o iair nomination.
1 oa piauorm an-
pwd thr.08h J. a Caldwell and
rv pori a follow..
. v j.urin tjaroiin
aoma to ite uotera of tb. Stat, of
awrta uroi.na ma following decU-
w" w priacipjea, tamIj.
UMOITM. ' 1. I ha a a.. .-.T
tb docUinea of th nartw . :
?L.bj l,h? Chicago oonventkm cf
11 .n0M, 10 "g"7 m follows.
i" ounai rue lion tIaevd h
M npon the aaetion thereof relating
dalj ot 'the Uw'nuJV dTpsrlmenl
of it. Governm.anSi hSSSSI
V 7 . ' .""'JJ vrenoia it ia the
I UK Ulal A aTVi"aaal VMS MV 1 . a. a. I .,
:rF.. j the
uM pnwgt or aUver with rolJ
th- mlnta.'bj free and mSxu
coiaa of both ld am? .w-.TT
""ioio i each being the raUo
P wmca terawrora haa held
u iut unuea ouus
a- ioai ws ns ntwa .M i.
aing aepartmen of the Qovern
ment the abolition of tbenncooatila
uvuiuiufC iaz OI IU Tiar
Mn il. : - . r
v" ju tu usae oi ota'e banks.
a- ID at in new of IV,
depleted
I dition in which Ike late Renabli.
Of the United State. rraWf
dd. inch a lamentah . r,ir.r.
1 MiC OVemOWlPt? Ocnditmn In arlil.li I
i i. . . n
wi4a.jl' . a
a n -w-weasj aaa w jjj mu
" t celivrred bv Mr nUwal..-.
I Cr,t adminiai ration to its Republican
I nceeeaor. we urea nnon aaj.i law
I maxmg dentxtment Immediata n
a . - w ST 1
I mni 01 ne income tax.
I 4- T0 mphaticllT approve
I th Tariff m.:.. :.:a.r
I " . - a vv-v. ujV auuBOiaiM DT ins
Chicago platform.
I . V11 wLil w- oppoaed to
VMttt qualification, in favor
CI trial Tasf.al n. a
MDeal of th. 10 TTJ "e..!
. e) w Wr' WHB BMsVeV UU aJLatLC
bank Uana. r....iv.i... .VJ: I
" - -wiua.ii avuTW.
l m matter cf State policy, inch
"STakHon aad restricts of iait of
bank a rhaHaraw V. XT.l V r i-
' 1.1 , nwim, vavruiina I
M wiU ,ecnr loand currency.
it aTV a
Thit we admire tK -nnMa I
mi aoyai pauiotum of the Pratident,
. i . . . .. . . -a.- i
and that we most hi irtllw
his prompt snd effaetiv-
der the law for th
the efforts of alien Anarchists to
disturb by force and violent n -
true relations of labor and capital;
ha sturdy efforta to secure enact
ment of Tariff reform, aa called for
in ue party platformi hia nrcrmnt an.
proval of the bill repeeW the Fed.
era! election law the notabW redoe
Uon of the expenses of the Goimd.
ment under his administration, an.t
the freedom Xrem scandal which bis
been tuch a marked feature or hie
return to the head of affaire..
7. That we favor the abolition as
eoon aa practicable of the internal
revenue taxee, on aplrits and tobenoo
end if this cannot be done that the
bauh end nnjuse feat ares of the law
ior its collection, be modified.
In State matters we point with
pride to the record, of the Democrat
io party in North Carolina and en
dorse the present State administra
tion. . For eighteen yeara thia party
haa bad fall control of the Stale Gov
eanment It baa administered it with
the (greatest-economy and at all
timet with aa eye eingle to the beet
interests of all the people. Coming
into power at the end . of a reign of
debeueheiy and crime, it ac'dretsed
itself to the. work of rehabilitation
and ita record ia one which chal
lenges pablio admiration. It bu re
built out publio school system, es
tablished asylums for the care of our
unfortunatea, admiaietered Justice,
promoted our publie works, fostered
every public enterprise, reduced tax
ation and has in all respecta justified
th , confidence of those who have
trusted it. It baa offered aeourity
to life snd properly, protected both
capital and labor io ita rights that
government can do for the people.
No scandal bae attached to fta ad-
Qinistrelion of publie affairs. Wa
congratulate them upon the friendly
relations existing betwten the raoee,
Upon . the prospects of bounteous
crops. .- With tbie record before them
we appeal to them for a vote of con
fidence thie year n the Democratic
party.
; .Wbe ms-. Since the Democratic,
parly of North Carolina, last assem
bled In convention, death has cl .timed
Hon. Zebulon B. Vance, the State'a
raoart illustrious citizen, it is by this
convention.
Becolved, That, appreciating his
conspicuous abilities and his long
and moat honorable publie services,
profound sorrow is ex pre sad ' oa ac
count of the cilamifp which has fal
len upon our State in the erect re
ferred to.
It B. Glenn moved its adoption aa
reported.
Paul Me ins offered three amend
mente. which were voted down. The
laat of these was aa absolute en
dorsement of Preeident Cleveland.
The platform was then adopted
just as reported.
J. D. Morply offered a resolution
that la various counties Senatorial
primaries be held, if directed by the
Democratic, Executive Committee oi
tuch county.
Mr. Bradabaw moved U tab!e this
resolution.
On this there waa a vote by conns
Use ayeay C94: noes, 218. So the
resolution wet tibltd. The thanks
of the convention were tendered the
afScers and also F. M Simmons, re
tiring State Chairman. At 6:4$
ooloek tb eoivenliou adjourned.
; jamas 11 rou. of Sou tun eld, w e
e'ected Demorrttic State? Chairm in.
He will himself select the secretary,
The old members of the Central com
mittee were re elected, also the fol
lowing new ones. 8. A. Ashe, W.
W. Fuller, 3. TL Young, F. M Sim
moat, E, J. Hale, 11. J. Herrkk.
-
Uoo. W. A. B, Branch, of IUanrri
was ngmiDij io eneceex Lin!f ia
k. j T.. . - . . ' urn
u oppomtoo in the convention, bat
iBiuaj.iea on il Brat tiI:ot.
noo. a M'Cook. of Frank.ii.. ...
rr,""ww 'gh Jat ek ly
ilia. lamv.. - . l n . J I
. . . M a
-swaia. ui aoai srani-iH it:.
oj accumaUoo.
Ho aeeeeeda
UOn. 13. H. Bann.
Mr. n.kik- ia
troBg : man aad wiil aarelj enrr his
district.
lion. Thomas UllU iv,. r:.v
. v wt? nocaInsted Ust week by
T . . - .
PUDiKroa at OrMnabora. Hi.
wpiiion amounted to soiKina.
I(. K.l IV - . .. s.
- mo ooDTeouon cis oo
HOB. W. T. Crawford ka. Kaw..
nominated to aneea kimair t. .v.
aimtn luuict. Ue wUl make
troeg rno.
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OLD ,rWTv araMn.t.fM,
n.'. . . .
ITS filTlDf I Hffl twala lv ..4
from thia place every other day now.
The roadt throngb oar part of the
toeaahip are getliof in b&d cendi-
uon, eaaeed bv the
recent washing
isVma.
Farmer
. 1Tr mr" J g0 PUU-
" pwn r ather
. wui auotr il
W " W w a .
a .
m iaars Hpeigbt, of Oxford, is
Tia.ting her friend. Mm. Sam. fl-a
reoce, near here.
Dr. IL B. Pitt. Of thla r,1...
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air on me inferior Court bench
m xarooro Uat week.
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.lroni Unded
I K. II sal THiriW MAati .at ja. . s e-jj m a" a
' V at 1 own Veck.
iaHV Were diaannoinLavl at
ing the sSm, r,ylVa5 ,t "
8 f ,aC tdllor-
UniM. L .1.11 . .
ae
wuraiaaiiwu UC lifflt U.l ws
are cayint? iota of rain Tt .
abnoet
a retralar thir it awmi rw
"e txia wmd storm
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us to
V: J . aft.-' aa. . . - "V
firs
a.auT. auewioaoiiatrridavdid
considerable to cram in vim. .
otioD. I in itnrm MnV
many die appofntmenta to and around
here. Some anticipated a elatioua
evening at the Cone toe dance, and
some expected the same at an toe
eream party to be here. One case
of diaappointraent at thie place wta
right down seriouaneea, and every
body who knows any thins' about il
sympathise with the nnnr ftv an.1
I know yoa will do eo, too, Mr. EJi
tor. xne mtvidaal la qaeetlon was
a young man who bad made aa en- j
gagement with the pride of hie exia.1
tence to meet; ber at the r-ver and
escort her across, and to catch her
little hand if aha stumbled. Long
bfog the hoar he was in position at
the bridge, erkere he stood, in pro
found expectancy, Lke a tnaguificent
epecimen of sololoquixing statuary.
Up came the atorm. bot tWs. h
stood, while the rain came down in
blinding aheeta, hia anxious brain
soaring away to the . airv beirAte ef
imagination, loiUring about ia ethe
real magnificenoe aad p!acking the
choicest flowers from that hnM
fields of poaey. He waited
and then camw back to the aarih
where he cremDLl r!ajarm;na. v
Mya, that if his sweetheart should
arrive while the storm was lotions,
she would need hie care. The rain
kept on pouring LoyU t hie belief,
be watted until the atormy aspect ot
the aky had pvea place to the gor
geooaoets of the rainbow, bot his
girl came noti Being by thia time eg
granted br disappointment, onr
hero screwed, up his cjursge, drew
a long, eorrowf ol breath, and aul
out loud: rilank the luck 1 I don't
believe she's t coming, nohow." He
then etock hp ted between hie lege
snd went bone, wbete he toon real
ized that instead of holding the guTa
hand while she crossed the bridge.
Ue grip leld his. .
1 8 Old,
b at ii ex. stirs.
A paotracud meetinar was held at
the Methodist church here last week.
Tkere wilt be a match came of
base ball here this week between
Williams too and BetbeL
Some time ago Mr. Bullock of this
place missed; a setting hen. He had
an eye oa a negro named Austin
McNair. Austin, thinking the weath
er rather warm, left without even the
formalities ci a friendly good by,
but last Satordiy a canst able brought
hiiu back and he waa tried for steal
ing the ben and bound over to court,
and in derault of bail wse assigned to
a suite of ncma in Hotel de County,
ureenvuie. j
The concert given here last Friday
night waa one of the moat enjoyable
ever Leld Ure, The weather was
bad, bat that was rothing. Every
body went just the tare and apent
his last copper. Professor Wains u a
music waa ef aa exceptionally high
order, and the participants in these
memorable nuauWee are unanimous
in hia praise. By urgent request the
managers hive decided to repeat the
entertainment soou, notice of which
will appear a little later.
A mu!e owned by Mr. Jim Bant
ing wee driven to to a last Friday
by a boy with a load of watermelons
and a band ol cider. Just before
the boy wm ready to unload, hia
mu'-eish sired faced about, elevated
his heels aad split a etvck In the
atmosphere as be scampered
off in
the dueclioa of home. The melons
and cider then became publie picks
inge, end what waa left of the Cart
was found rafted against ahade trees,
limp posts and so on. I he boy ac
tually ceceped unhurt.
Mf,
w m
Hltbct of a3 in Ltiruiz
KOCKY Wor.VT lTr
The three larre loba
e are haviog daily aal.
Ifra. Mattie Walaon. of N'arii!!
w nailing lira. W. K. W instead.
Dr.Bjland Sadr .BJ .If. ...
4CK ioir pareeu on Church SL
FriJay'a rain and wind
me eetieo, C5rn aad tobacco
f1 ? K
l,,rB,!liP-
airoi m toe luwer
rx I. Deie cf tKa T;..u
a
RrWI I.....V. r-.-aa..j
-wa, uai iB.urDCvi irota hia sum
mcr Tacaiion. ITie Iarrs. at.
jog i or uii school will be oompleied
In a few dava.
ef "
p.
Am Object Lesson
ace jcncuah bsviMMri ta.v . r
it. . . . ' r v'
popoaw iMtia in somewhat die
re specUal tonee. and wa a .'mil tKai
coasidered logically, it U not a racae
nre worthy of ixamenss coamenda
lion. And yet many meeaurea that
have at the time or their na.
been, considered as seriously wanticg
In good points have, aa time ruir i
on, secured Lr themselvee areepect
which thsy did not primarily po
The consUtulioa of the Uci
Ud SLatee wM a compromie, giving
satief action to few. if any, of thoee
who framed iL who tlainiv
ced that they accepted it. net as saU
uiaciory, but as the result of hard
ceceasity. And ftl we baV aue
eeeded in livioir under oar ecmiiin.
lion, and acme 'a'er dsy commeota
tcrs bare gone to far as to pronounce
it a tnaaterniecct nf a(atam.n.vi
We could not have it icfrrM rmm
thie that we beUeve that the pro
poeed tariff, which is eeentia'Jv
compromise measure, and a compre-
mie forced under bard naMaaiitr.
will prove to be a specie of legia'.a.
lion calling forth the admiration ef
roccdint generataoae but what we
can say ia favor of the Wilaon.fW.
man Jones Fall Biver- augar trust
see moea tariff ia that it wilt serve its
pur pes ia the necessary work of
object teaching. We might point
out to oar English critics that it is as
much cf an advaaoe toward freeeom
ef trade as wss made by the Britiah
tariff reformers of 1SU. and it was
the wonderful sjocees of the Eegluh
J&ta protective tajaiff that made a
free trader of S Taobert Teal and
many other Ecghahmen wh had
previously been bide bound
tioeisu. Boston Herald.
protro
T. L.EVT I S II ATf E 15 Cg,
St. Larww, X. C'Ang. S J,
We had a heavy rain and hud
wind laat Friday night
There waa quite a crowd at Town
Creek last Sunday, it being yearli
meeting here.'
We keep hearing acme of our Pop
nlist friends (?) say that Dr. W. P.
aUtreer, ta in their ranks, and is some
what dissatisfied with being put on
the Democratic ticket. Before the
pnmsriee some cee had it circulated
that be waa la their ranks; aad Mr.
Coob wrote tam in regard to the
matter, and in rej lv to the same, be
received the following letter, which
explains itself:
To i shot, N. a Aug. 1st. lf9L
Ma. J. E. Cobb.
Air jkraaK sib: lour note waa ie
eeived last night, I am eony that
some of my friends have got it into
their heads that I belong to th
Third party. I waa born a Demo
crat and to-day yoa eannoi find a
sounder one in the county than I am,
leave no faith in lb principle of
tb 3 party, I am not reapooa.bls for
the reports thai may now and then
get into circulatioT.
If your people think I am not the
proper man for the place I wast
them to feel that they are under so
obligation to give me their support.
It is my simile deeire to serve tie
people, 1 am cartainly not over act
tone .foe the position that will make
me sacrifice three or four time its
worth to cccupy it, I beaere thai I
can b eiected, aad th Democrat
who ceo be sleeted thit J ear of ccn
fasioo end naecrtaiety ta the man to
put in the race. Yoa can read tl is
before yonr prim try rue ting I do not
thick that I shall be able to attend
Yours Very truly,
W. P. Mxacxa,
Il looks Lke they would atop try
ing to claim good Democrats ia their
ranks as often sa they get coll wafer
thrown in their face, by such men.
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It was discuvered recently thst the
Populist eaedidat for Governor of
Aikaaaxa had not paid his po'l Ui
snd is thcxafor ineligible to office.
To effaet thia th Populist claim to
have discovered that Gen. Claike,
th Dam ocr alio candidate, one sent
a ehaller-re to fight a daal. which
quahfiaa him. Ciarke'e frUtds ad
mit that L ent a chalieog to a
Oocgreesman wha preferred drawicg
S5.000 a year U. beirg made a target
of, and declined, wh:cb lets him out,
io addition to which there was so
prOeeeaUco and therefore the cave
hae so legal standing- Wd. Star.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
TowI U.S.Cort lit
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ioiujiriSia cane? :
m Esmus. rttA.auvr.
Capt. W. IL Kitchea, daring a re
cent visit to Qoldtboro talked very
plainly about matters Populiatie.
The a plain was naturally inditr
aaat at it. cotd.taaaUou of the
General Aseemtly of 1833, el which
ik r?mtr' Ce some cf
th tnaid hitter eJ lka a.v,.. .
the Populiat ;paaliorm. He staled
that he wss shown a draft of the
?fEorm byBaUer in the crawese
cf Skinner and saw that it denoaaoad
U. Lej ia!atur cf 1631 end lfJSt
that be UlJ Duller and Siinaec that
that wouIJ never do Uosus they,
Bauer snd Skinner. nr mmiaM
of a Legialatar 1S31, and he,
Kiichin, wa a um mber of the Lacia
Ulure cf 1803, and that aa they
wou4 be the pamdnej apeekera of
the ropulutS. it would bat awY.,.4
in the estrr me for them to go about
the Slate dnouncicj? their .varw
work. He further ataJsaJ iai iv.
valiJ.ty of hie ol jrc'.ioa. was rec
ognized and thst Bnlltr Kf.
pencil throogh the offensive para
graph, and he, Kiiehin, aaeaalea
that the eatd parasrrarha alirrC.
inated paid no farther attettrwi ia
the matter unl3 after U plaifom
wa adopted when h learned that
Mesara. Butler end Ekinnr jTWiaw
ature of lbOl c: eff ecot fre.
his Lrgialalnre of IhOJ wa.
denounced. He wa naturally in
dignant and announced thai h
ehoold,-on all occasions d aland th
Lrgulatar of 1803 from the us i oat
aspersions cast upn it by the Third
t at
pevrty ptauorm.
Tnecaptsio was alao quite severe
npon some of the con-partisans Bom
inated for the Supreme Court. He '
aaid that evtrybody dow eeat knew
that Judge Faircioth wsa unfit 'to
fill the place now filled by Jadg
Shepherd, aad that daring recetvt
trip in th West he had leajned that
Furche waa eves lee fit for the S
preme Court bench the wa Jodg
faircioth. The Cap Lain bar need
etroog language ia refer race I the
abUityand learning of thee distin
guished cos pirtisass asaenicg that
w uToufmm waa, u poaaiUe, even
fit thaa Jodgo Faircioth.
Ktew Tlyself.
How important this Lejanctioa to
every yceng man! Uow many ruia
thsir health and fttore happinees
thronjh pemicioos practice coetrae
ted iaigacTanc and .repented of
when too lata. Parent, guardians
and bumatitartai-s can do no ratter
scrvire to tbe risieg grcsration, thaa
to place ia ibair bands tbe informa
tion and warnings eoctained ia a li't'e
book cartfoUy prepared by eg aeeoei
alios of medical gentlemen, who
have nad vast experiences la dealing .
with the grave inaladisa here hinted
at, and who feel that thsy ewe it to
humanity to warnilhe jwtg tt th
land against certain dcrrocUve tub
lie which are far more p ratal cut thaa
ny layman can poatttly imagine,
and which, if perilled in, graduaTy
undermine the eotvs itctioa and
health, and destroy th future hsp
piteaa cf th vioim. Cut out this
notice and eoclo.'e it i L ten cents
in stamp (to pey pous.r) to World's
Di.penry Medicel As onalbo, CCS
Main Stiewt, Beffalo, N, Y and the
book will be sent, secure from ob
eervatios in a plain scskJ rnvalops.
awsaaaaaaWJjBWaVSBafiV aWaWiJBaWa-Baawawaaa.aaawaa
rcrrca raacca.
Pffer 'e ' pexaoaa is new before us.
He wants th Government to owb
and operate all the railways, mice.
telegraphs, express coco panic-, dntU.
Uriee, tobacco factories, etc, task
all the money and take care of every
body who la sick, drunk or d-eooo-UcteJ.
A Government tf tb e kind
with l'effer as -h ta'.-rral Pan La La,
toaMUs how'inj; soce-sa N. Y.
Com ju r rial Av.irr. Kep,
The Old Friend
Ac! the hoi. hietA, thai aerer
toils joa, is Biraryxat Liver Baco
hlor. (lL Bed Z Ihat's wal
yoa hcax at tbe tacatioo of thia
exccliest liver irmikssm, tawi
peop! ahooii sot bt "t' ri
that aaynhieff ale 21 da
ItistKinc IiTCT
cines; is better thsa tCls, Kmi
Uke th plao of CokkS aad
CalomeL It tvet directly oa th
Liver, Kklrja-y aad Bowwls tud
giTc n-rw liie to th whcU trw
tcrx. This is th rairiTst yco
want, 8caJ byaU Drtrasta la
LiaokL or in rowdar to U t5
cry, or wmm mia 4 tcx
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