North Carolina Newspapers

J- 1 "--- 1 - ! —»'■■**■"■ '-- a -~»~at 5 ''■ ■ > — 1 ---B-S-"-' „ t , , THE DANBURY REPORTER-POST.. = VOLUME XVII. Reoorter and P»»t PCBMIHED WKEItI.Y AT DANBURY. N. C. PKPPgR & SONS, Pvbs. A Pro* RTRI» •»' NI AN4 HIPIIOSI | na Toir. pnoable in *l\ *nce fl.Se Mjr th-, 71 KATIM OF ADVEItIIMRU: One H vtare (ton lino* or 1om» 1 tun# $t bo For A'ltlitio'nl hucrtion, sa Contract* for longer time or more •!»*«*• cau bo m.*ie in proportion to thewtnive rate*. I'roiMiont a>(verti«or» will l»e capectctl to rem te «ortli»g to tbtffCtuUft at the tunc tliey »cn«l toir favor*. Luctri S iticoivrtU be en irfe I SI per cent.ki.'h tb i!. ire r it • • Ail CorU« will be inscrtoU at Ten l> »ull% annum. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. WLTHA YMORE, ATTORNEY ATLAW Mt Airy N. O. Spo'Ul attention given to the eolloetiou of •claims. II: F. CARTER, &TTO##JBr-£T'L* r. MT. AIRY, SURRY CO., X. c Practi JO* wli•rcviv his services .ire wantd , foßiir *■ rowans. SUUAK P. TATI.O. U W POWERS A CO., WHOLESALE DRUG GUSTS, ' Dealer, in PAIXTS, OILS, DYKS, V AHMIBHKS, I French and American WINDOW uLAsS, PUTT*. *C HVJKINU ANI CtIKWINO GIUAKK, TOBACCO A si-koiaLTI 130S Main St., Richmond, Va. UXti.'.Cß>2« GEO.irEWART. fin aud Sheet Iron Manu-! lacturer. Opposite KAIUI'MS >V jrehoute. WI9KM I'tfXt * i . HOOFING. GUTTERING AND SPOUT ING Jons at short notice. :loe|M cons autly OU ilO'ii 4 liuo lot Oj and Heating S(oVj?a. ■OAK RIDjfE INSTITUTE. j o YOt' » iih tu patronize a ;u.i 1 -gcbottl. Kujruti »HJ lop", a c.uipU'lc rouu ded 0.l ui*at ion ? I>o you wltli to l«*arn to be a T (tchrr, to »*ep b*»k«, pi .»paro for tiie Uuiveraily. or •odaiah a food course of attidy * If •« aJdre«as. J. A JL M. 11. HOLT, OAK KU>Uk IN4I I rtJT*, OAK Kidok, N*. C. »st U*riu bejuji August 9th. Uaiwjity of North Carolina. CHAI-HI. HILL, N. C. THE M-XT iitninu begins August 80. Tuition re duced to s3'', a ball year. Poor stu- j dents may give notes, Faculty of fifteen 1 teachers. Three full courses of study | leading to degree*. Three iliort courses ; for the of buin«!is men, tcaok. #r«, plijsieiiu.H, aud pharmacist* I.aw teliool fully equipped. Write for eata-| logue to Ilos. Kkmf I*. HATTLK, l're«. The Wilmington Star. BKDUCTIU3 IS I'RIC'ES. AttaatUn it oalled to tlio following te duced rates of subscription, CASH IS ADVANCE : THE DAILY STAB. 0»" Y.ar ♦ti.oo i Three Montli»sl.W) i 4ix Moutln U.W I One Months OU TIIK WKKKLY STAR. One Tear SI.UO | Six MoMha 6(1 Three Mouths 30 cent*. Our Telegraph New» aervice has recently H»e«n largely iucrwuwd, and it if our «leter mi nation Ui k«»e|» the Mr An up to the highest VAinlard of ne* a-pa|K*r egoell^iioe. AAdreaa, WM. 11. UKXARD, X. C. WHY 00 OUT OF THE COUXTY FOR YOUR SUPPLIES WHK.Y Too Can Get Them Of w. B. v ttictty, "Wulmit C7«»vy, ( TV. C. JOR AS LITKLB MONKY AS IN ANY OTIIKK MARKKT. Stop and see for yourself •vhen passing fVabiut dove. DRUGS! DRUGS! I f A full line of DRUGS I jat th* uhi reliable Jfortse oj DR. V. 0, THOMPSON , WINSTON N. C. both at WHOLESALE a id RETAIL, Patent Medicines. Leads and Dili, Diamr tid Dyes, etc. I I Everything at the very ! Lowest Prices in the. Win st on Ah rket. ONWARD ! IS THE WORD ! J Tho I'UOGUKSSIVE PAUM CIS enters it* l rillui> voI.CMK at th* r.itea: 1 atihaeriher. i .>#Mt * 1 5 sttbai'iibera. I yea:- :».i>o H •ttbe.'ribiMi. 1 year I .00 One cn;»y, I yo»r t'rer to tho oho scndiit,; • a dull of Jen. j Eight -10 columns, w««#*k!y. S*!UL' i c Aeil pre)«.iiih to Is Is. POLK, %I.KI#II, N. j IF voir WANT Oil or needles far any seir ins machine, or the latest wonder in improved ma chine*. call n/l SINGER SEWING MACHINE C 9„ OFFICE OPPOSITE P. O. WINTTOK. X. CA.KOUINA, Iftuti sik«s. Manufacturer of and Dea ler in all kinds of Ssddlis, llainess, Collars. Whip*, Spurs Curry Combs, lirushes and every thing usually kept iu his line. MoAdoo, Kuildihg. GrrniiMboro, C WALNUT COTS ACADEMY. A first-class high School for Hoys and (itrls. Fall Term btgiiis August 'JTtii. Tuition from $ 1.60 lu B> ; i.W, and SI.W ! extra for each additional laiigutie. —MU«U!f:|CU PKR. MONTH— I Hoard fr.iin to il'i.•*>('. For lur- | tlicr pailiculars appiy to J. T. KAItItKLI., Prin. j Miss Minnie C. Leach, Music Teacher! aud assistant, LOOK FOR THE Big W ileWie, NEXT TO MR. S. K. ALLKN'B li AUOW ARE STORK, For anything you intend buying in the harness or sa'ldle line. Hec*lved trot prentluiu Mt EtNte full. Ilarucss. Collars, Rridles, Saildlej, Halters, Whips, Spurs, Saddle Cloths, Home-made Wagon Whips and Lashes, Rack Randt, etc., Spreads, Fly Nets, Brushes, Curry Combs, and every thing in the Harness and Saddle Line. .J. W. Shipley . i «. K. corner of Court Iloute Square, Wh*fc- - .... N. C. Agent for Pat, Riveted Seam Col lar*, boat collar* in the world; harness eannot slip off- -guaranteed not (o rip. "NOTHING HI CCEEDS LIKE KIJCCEKK." DAN BURY, K C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1388. THE roIIELEM. OIIVKR Wi.MIKI.I IIOI.MB*. We enmit t' e broken lyii"» that rest WIK-IV th. swent walling singers slttro- Iwra— Hut o'er the silent sistwVs breast The wilJ flowers w Ik> *i!l stoop to imm b.'r: A tr'.v can toueli tl* mat;ti' sfritu, Ai I iioiHy lam.' is pnnnl to win tln>m; A(.is fir tins*. w !io never situ, Hut die with all their ntusi. in them! Xav, ni-ieve licit fur the ileail alone Wlx>se sons hr.s tolil tlieir iK.i:ts" s .1 story Wtfe|>t'or III.' voieelesa, »lm have k iown The enws writKout th« erowu of glory I Not «!i»rr I/eue»eian broeies iw«>p O'er Sappho's meuioiy-iuiiiileil billow, lint uiieietlie utistenlng nij;ht-ile..s \ve"|i Uu ii.»:iu le« ,v>i row's eliurchyard |iillow. O IH'UIIS that luvak anil sive tin sign >ave whiteiiiiij li|iami fudiii|;tri'sses. Till ilenlh |smrs ont his eonlial wine Mow-ilro|'|«''l fixini Misi-ry's crushing |ifea.-e»— if -infill'; tireatli or echoiug .iioid Tii e.ery hiihli*n pung weie yivun, WIH'U emllifes uieiodisa W.rc pouted, As si,l as e.irtli, as swi'et as heaven! "TIIK LITTLK HIOII CIII.VR" j 'There nas an auc'ioD at otto of the ' down town auction houses recently. A 1 palu sad-faced wmuan, in a plain calico gi.wu, stoi din the sroad The loud voiced auctioneer at last came to a lot of plain atnl Soiucwliat shabby old fur niture. It bad belonged to a pale wo. man, and was being sold lo satisfy the mortgage on it. Onn by one the arti cles were suM, the di bureau to ouc, the rocker to another, and tho bed stead to a third. Finally the auction, eer hauled out a child 'a high ckatr. It was jl i sad rickety, aud as tlia auction eer held it up tvirybody laughed—esery body I'Soept the pale lao«d woman, and a tear trickled down her cneek. The auctioneer saw it. and aou>«how a lump see i cd to coinc up in his throat. And his gruff voice grew to!>. lie re membered a little high chair at home, aud how it had once filled his life with sunshine. It was empty now The baby laugh, tho two little hinds that were otic* held , out to greot papa from that hi-b chair, , were goue foi ever, lie saw tho pile faced won.sn's piteous looks, and knew that iu her eye the little high chair was iu)re precious than if it had been made of gold and studded with diamonds. i lu imagination he couid see tho little , dimpled cherub which it oucc held. :ould see the little chubby fist grasping tho tin rattle box uud pounding the chair 1 full ol tucks, could see the little feet which rubbed the paint off the legs: he could hear :lie crowing und laughing in glee, and now— the ,'ittle high chair j was euipty. lie kuew there was an aching void in the pale-i'aocd woman's heart, as there was iu his own. "Don't laugh!'' said the auctioneer' soitly, as somebody facetiously offered ter. cents " lanyof you have little eu;pty high chairs at houie, which men. ey wonld uot tempi you to part with." 1 hea he handed the clerk a bill out of ! his own pooket, aud remarked, "sold to ! the lady over there," aud thu pale faced woman walkod out, with the little high j chair claspeu in her aruis, and tears ' streamed Hown ht r oliccks. The crowd i stood baok respectfully, aud there was a ■ suspicious moisture in the evea of the man wha had bid teo eeut*. A so-called ludepcnpendcnt touves tioli was held at Asheville, but from a report in tho Citizen it w as a very Rad. ie.l show Twenty-eight l'.ads noniina- , ted their candidates. No Independent got a showing, but Mr. Richmond Pear son was well pleased aud "orate 1" after his usual stylo of "IndependoDtisnj." lie ought to quit posiog as oue of that stripe. He is a Radical *1 heart, we bare no doubt, and he ought to route out in bis real colors. The negro bad no ehauce. Pearson saii he would support the Radical ticket nomiuatod aud would oppoae Cleveland. «ood-bye Richmond, may your political pillow bo hard aud vnur rost disturbed ! You sin against light and kn-iwlodge, lor you know better- He is now full fledged.—Wilmington Stir. Cars comaeuoed last week to run on the Madison branch of the C. F. K Y. V. NORTH CAROLINA DEMOORA | CY. PI ATFORM OF PARTV ADOPTED IN STATE COS VKMTION AT HAI." E'.illt, MAV, IXHH. We again coudgrutulatc the people of North Caiolina on the continued enjoy ment of peace, good govcrnnieni ami ' general prosponty under Douiocrati • , administration of the State which ha. j uow be*-u unbroken for so many yenr , upon the just ar.d impartial enforcemiut ' of the law, upon the increasing eflievu -loy of our common school sytem, aud the Dri.__-ress made la popular educfftioti: upon the improvement and enter; rise I manilested tn all parts of the State. We again challenge a comparison between the state of tlunjs and the outrages, | crimes and scandals which attooiied T'c i pubhenn ascendancy in out borders. We i pledge aurselves to exert in the future |as iu the past our best efforts to pto- I the best interests of the people of j all sections of the State. Affirming our ! adhcrenoe to Democratic priucq les as 1 hertofore enunciated in the platforms of { the party, it is hereby Resolved, That no government has , the right to burden its people with tuxes i bevond the amount required to pay its necessary expenses and gradually extin guish its public debt- and that when over the revenues, however derived, ex ceed this amount, they should be reduc* , ed, so as to avoid a surplus iu the trcas i ury. That any system of taxation which I necessitates the payment of a premium I of bj the government on each sl,- i Ot'O of its bonds, t'iken up with the uul | lton« that wculd otherwise lie idle in it.* vaults, and paid to boudhohii rs who I purchased iu many instances, at less than par, is undemocratic, oppre--ivc ami iuiquitoos atid should be refunded, j The course of our Democratic Represen tatives in Congress, iu their efforts to Ctve relief to the pecj le frojj huiden same internal revenue and tariff taxa t tion, meets with the approval of the j Democratic party of this State ait.l we | rcsjioctfully recomtmud that is they ftud I it impossible logivo to the people all the I relief they demanded, they supnort any f just and practical men-uri; presented ill I Congress that will aftord a practical re ! lief from such existing burden, | Resolved, That while tha details ot the methods by which the constitutional revenue tariff shall be gradual'y readied aie subjects which tho representatives of our our people at the national capital i must bo trusted lo adjust, we think the { custom duties should be levied for the production of public revenue, and the discriminations in their adjustment should be such as will place the highest rates on luxuries and the lowest on the necessaries of life, distribute as equally as possible the unavoidable burdens of location, and cooler the greatest goad on the greatest number. ResoTved ) Tlut we, as heretofore, fa vor, and will never cease lo demand, the unconditional abolition of the whole in ternal revenue system, as a war tax, uot lo be justified in times of peace: as a grievous burden to oir | eople and a ( source of annoyance in its practical op- | orations. We call the atteutiuli of the people of the State lo the hypocritical pretensius of the ltcpublican paity in their platforms that they arc iu favor of the acpeui ot thu onerous system tuxa-I lion, enacted by their party, while lio. ! Repibliculis in C i.gressare luxil g their energies to obstruct all legislation iu- j augurated be the representatives of the , Democratic party to lelicvc the people of all or a part of this odious system. Resolved, That the course of the j Democratic party, iu furtheMuec ol'pop- I ular cduoation, is a sufficient guarautoe that we favor the education of the poo- | pie, sud wo will promote aud improve the present educational advantages so far . ssit can be dono without burdening tin people by excessive luxation. Resolved, That to meet au existing ovil, we will accept, fur educational pur poses, from :h« Federal Government or pro rata share of the surplus in its trea sury. Provided, that it be disbursed through Slate agents and the bill for the distribution lie free from objection able features. Resolved, That the United Slates be lug one government and ours a national party, wo denounce the efforts of the Republicans lo force sectional issues in Cougroas and elsewhere, and to promote disscntion and ill will between the pso ple of the different sectious of our com mon country. Rcsolv.d, That it is due te the peo ple of our eastern courtics, who have so cheerfully borne their tharcof our com mon burdens, that the present or some cquully effective system of county j;ov eruiucnt shall he maintained. Resolved, That the Democratic party is opposed to any further extension of the "No-fonce"' law, unless such rxten sion shall have first been uuthorizrd by majority or the qualified voters withic the territory to bo affected thereby. Keaolv«l, That tho Democratic party boa ever boon tho party of tho vorking mu, and has never foaUtred monopolies, nor nave "trusts" or "combinations" or "pool." ever grownup under laws cn itct.il by it. The ooniest in this coun try lining between aggteguied capital, seeking to crush out nil couiiietion, und the individual laborer, tho Democratic party is, as it has ever been, agaunst tho monopolist and iu favor of a just dis ri. button of capital, and demands tho en actment of lavs that wi 1 boar equally upon all. Resolved. That as all taxatioo bears most heavily upon the laborer, it is tit. PUNGENT S.MUFF dutv of the legislator, ss a direct benefit in the workinguian, to keep the expenses »l our pithlie iiMlitutiotiP at the lowest "SWKKT SOLITUDE'S HEClit'S* limit consistent with wi«c and efficient j ION." uaungemeut. The Democratic party i opposes any competition between tree i alio convict labor, hut it inAsts that ' "Henry, have you sent word to the j " nviet* shall nut remain idlest tho ex- Social VVutJJ that wo sail for Kur .ne I 1 HIJ h TI Ul "' r ' • • . next Monday V ne«olven, that aurn being an 1 ~ „ tursl Mate, u is our duty as well as our 1 | pleasure to promote any and ~11 l-gisla- "And tlwt there is a romor to the tion that is bes; calculated to advance | effect that Bella ia eugagwl to a foreign the interests of agriculture, and that in . ol :nt. at whose castla we will so doing we will most effectually n.lv.nce flion #f t||o „ ei3Oo tue luteroHt of uiccluuien, munutuctur ers and laborers. "Yes, mv dear , Ivotakei caru of Resolved, '1 bat tho Democracy of that."* * North Carolina, cord ally approve the j "Tbcu I gue-s I'll write lo Cousin administration of Hon. Alfred M. Scales j Aman 4, to expect us in a day or so as houcst, patr.otic and conservative. 1 ,i / i i, . , Resolved, That the ability, wisdom, i " ,bc Ut,u - *" J "*'*• dj " 1 f ' r * honesty. patriotism, independence, faith- 8" t- *" or ,tl,cu Kurof.can fulness io duly uud uianly courage of guide-books 1 duu't intend to let ttiat President Clcvelaud have won tho uduii . hateful Mrs. Sniff get ahead of mo this utiou ot all good men, and the interests ear u ,f,r r of the country demand his re-nomination "* and re-election. ' t j AN INDIGNANT WIDOW. AN 00KAN GUOVK (JIRL. Friends-Ybu seem to bo excited, ' Mrs: Jono. Slie trippod down to the foamy edge ' Widow.—l i»m excited ; I have been j of Ihe surf and ian back, screaming I grossly insulted, prettily as the watei ran up over her ! Wha:ig tha matter! toes. Aud all the spectators smiled., Well, just think of youug Jiuks, And then slio rati down again and dano-j Yjslerday 1 buried my husband, aud' ad on one too and tbcu on tho other, 'his moruing he eaiue aud ptoposed to ' and then on both at once as sbe got in | me. all the wuy up to her ankles. Tbcu she You showed bim tbe d>or 1 plucked up all her courage ami as a big Of course I did, and gave him to uu- ! wave rolled in she ran to uieot it. , derstaud that ho was uot to show his | II flopped her bang up the ll,cu ' n 'his house again for at los.it a i beach, knocked her sailor hat into shape- j w "-'k— Sifunq*. lessncss, and, us it receded, drew her j - ... out as if she had ticnn a wooden bill 1 NOTHING EXTRAOIsL IN A.. Y. It was almost too-much of a ml thin»,. and she struggled and wriggled and spluttered. And while -he struggled "This, ladies an' gents," vociferated I to get a foothold another Wave sui..d ' a menagerie orator iu u small town iu ' her, aud she Dipped over the top of it as I Kentucky, 'is the gn at Arabian ! light »» an eggshell. »tiu-k as thought ' w '*h two humps upjn his j came a third, aud she duueed over the ""'ead of one, but the extra bump | top of that also and every lime she tri- c "*' y° u nothing. He is the Arab's j ed to get on hor lect she was whisked b ea»t of burden. Ho fetclios and car- i back. rios, while tbe Arab sits idly in tli.i { Tha .-lie realized that she was bcauli- """I, and he can go eight days without full > floatiug out lo sea, aud she sent wl,cr up n >creaiu that startled the bathers j "Only eight iays was the general near her One of them ungan i brave , ej i c laiiiutiioi., aud then tho crowd uioccd and streng, rushed—^for it was too shal- | 0,1 in of oomelhiug startling—. low to swim—to her, seized bcr by the ! '* l ' "• War-id. shoulder, but her feet would not down, --«• and being a wise thoughtful lad, be low- \ A COMPLIMENT, cd her iu shore. Sbe scarcely staid to , say thank you, and with the red blood on u r . • . . , , runny Man (who has bcco imitating con fusion snowing in hor tunned cheeks, . . ... ~ , rushed away to change bar garments. ! • n " n » to »7«' what do you thtng of She might have escaped with that had ! '"\' ,r r C ' C °"J , . j . . , 1 M»c not ULpartcd the secret of Ihe cLibcde .. . . r '»V\ hat do you mean !»» tn a friend. , , , . . ... Ul 4t l uic%u that bra)iug like a dookov. And the neeret was this bhe wa.i a , r . J . . ineic was no mutation about that, prudent girl, with a proper regard for ' . , , . t# _ c, i j . u . I 11,11 the rc^l article. •-Texa.H j UsraaUl) . MIL Lad taken out the « whalo bouoe uf her corset and iiuritiiuc- ' eu eork stays, and had put nnothe* layer ' " '***'' ot'coik in her stocking*. Sic had rats- IHE 1 KACti OKOP. calculatod the effect, only to iiad thai Ihe eork kept her nicely above water, U ifr_peaehcs seem to be scarce j it quiie us cfleolually prevented from again this season. getting dowu also.—Pittsburg Press. Husband,-Yes, the speculators arc 1 _ ... "bearing" the De-lawaie peach crop. PACKING EGGS FOM SHIPMENT. ! '" u P c » ,h ,r 'T ' | What am the trees daing ijt , ings. Poultry keeper reiterates tbe annual idviro as to shipping eggs. It is all AT CONEY IS I, AND. proper, but we have this lo say in tela- ! lion to the whole matter, in the light modern transportation. That is, if eggs I,C - T, ° - vou ,blt P ecull * r elood do not hatch, when earned a reasonable j lO '' , c '"' r ' 1011 distance, the fault pr.-b.bly iioo in lack j Sh '- 1 doD,t km,w w, " ch ODe I>U of vitality in the eggs, from iwpuired I aK ' :in function, if the recover d.acs his duty 1 " I t u, " u 11,0 ODO ,b#t louk " likc » in the setting. Tho advice, as to ship- | ping, is as follows : ' >"• 1 ™ ,l now - lt " 1 re ='- Raskols are the best, l.ine the bas ' uUr ket with old paper cf any kind, then 1 put in tho bottom an inch of cut hay or j ANCIENT RELICS. chaff—press down, on this put wheat bran, then set the cges ou end from ... _~. . ' ... - , . , 1 First Lis-—Talking about rare coins. one-cigbtb to ono-fourtb of au inch . . , . , , my brother has one of the original pieces I arart '.hen put in moro bran and press , .... ' , , ,ii • . for which .Joseph was sold by his breth caretully down, then hay again, and so on uutil your basket is full. Two lay- ' , , v . . , ' Second Liar/—That s nothing, rve ers are enough Sow puton plenty of , ..... , . , got au uncle who owns the identical lad cut li y that is, round up tho basket ... ... ..., ~ . .. „„ ' ... dor Joseph saw in his dream.-^Si/f --well with it. Then put over the top r J a pice of cotton cloth ;Ho tho cbto ° around the basket just under ths liui ' with good, stroog twine : stretch the SOMETHING ELSE. cloth down tight and »ew tbe eloth to ' the string, taking one inch Mitclics, find j Diner (to slow waiter),—Some ro»«i you have a package that will gt) safely I b»ef, wt-ll done, potatoes, and a glass of 1 any distance. { beer. 1 Waiter—.Ya«, air , anything else, Mutpliy, N'. 0., bus opened her doom j 1 " ' 1 Dmcr—Yes ; I'd like il thu after to the rifugecs fioni stricken Jackson- nooc Hr irr viile, and special excuiaion trams will > convey them to the health restoring t climate of the mountains of North Car-j Subsoribc for the RlMltll-PosT, oliua. | $1.50 a.year. NO. 13 PICKINGS From the Wilmington 6tar. •| Congress may adjourn tu O -tob -t But it may not. ' lt ..tikes "s th'.t 'ho !.,. ki ry g. ose is ni.o.u to I. ' Th> Pu.-uell s'lbscripti i i'i !n \- amounla tu •$ 1 ;"»,000. The workingnien of tbe eountr. a j agaiust Ohin'se llallisou. Thu Republicans are great ta* It . j yer' and surplus speuders.g A Pitlsbuig man has sloo,l'i. M-s. Shciidan wi low of the General, : is said to be w.irth less than SI,OOO « | year. t The London Tm;s fl,tly contradicts , Blaitie's fal"Schood about Trusts being 1 in Kuglaad. t The stlycr tongued orators are arouu l this campaign. Ihey arc as common as ; YarboroJgh liou.e Kurpels. j The inevitable Rocncfort is elaui j oring for the iudicimcnt of ox-Umprew ! Eugenie lor libel and slauder. The Princess of Wales and d.ugli | ters came near being killod by a pass- J ing train iu Germany, a few days ago. | The escape w as extremely narrow. ! The mnrtility at Jaekstinyille is far ! less than it waa in in New Orleans 1 and Memphis. Sanitation, isolation, knowledge of the disease have done that much. The Democrats in North Carolina ought to put in soma very likoly, earn est work within the next forty fivo . day s. Internal work is the price 0 f I victory. I Indiana is reported to have been can- I vasscd by the Kuds, uud Uicy only got I 1,-00 majority. If true you may put | down ludiuna safe fir the Democrats by at least 5,000. lt i« 45 d.ys to tbe election. After | that it will tc Governor Fowle elect and | Vice President elect Ihurinan. Of course the honest auj brave President wiil be re.olcciud. Au awful caaluiity has befallen the French fisherman on the couit of lee laud. One hundred and thirty aove-u have perished in a terrific gslo, six ves sels with all tnetr crews, were 1. St. The nogrocs in Florida icfuso t> leave. They are represented as being more afru'd of losing their vote than of haying yellow fever. But ihey aro ta king the fever now and as freely as tho whites. A special from Jacksonville to the New York WarlJ says ihat many per sons die for lack of nurses and fiom de fective care. One sufferer was given a hot bath, then pocked tn ice and then he—died. Professor Curlew, foiiuuly Stiporin. tendent of the Charlotte Graded Sobool, is now a waiter in u New York restu rant. He got into trouble at Charlotte —too much married or something of tbe sort and left. Senator lieck has been very til and is still siok He i* at (.Id Point and will remain there for some time, lie brought it on by sleeping in a chair between two windows u very hot night. A warning to imprudout people. Mr. tVpew says he is aaiisliod t'l'Mi. ail he coulii see and loam abroad that the- young German Kuipcrnr is anxious lo get into war with F'ranee. He may be as badly foolod next time as Lonia Napoleon was in the war. Who eaa tell' From the acoounts in our State "g --chanpee. Prohibition • alitor el the Doekery Roubow Radical Side Show, is having a rather lonesome time be can vasses. A fellow cannot be said lo bo rolling in clover when he has two or four, or halt dozen for an audence. The Republican managers are alarm, about the Northweat, aud are holding anxious conferences. If the disgust over high taxes should continuo to glow among tho people of that great section there iu«y bo II real "ievolution" and not ot.e of your Blame trti in Maine. Chairman llrice is eemiiig back to New Yur lie has been out West in specting (tie strongholds. He is satis fied Miat the Democrats have ns show iti|! in Illinois, but have in Miehigaa. If he will capture Calilotuia and Michi gan and held all the States Cleveland got in 1(81 he will be ouly pra.sad and honored.