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Durham Count? . Republican,
Durham, K. Tuts., Oct. 21. 1884
Enteral at t lie I'ost Office in Durham as ec-
.oiiiI-cIjism matter,
: REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
FOR PRESIDENT
James G.
TICKET.
brXctown
AGAIN.
GIV?
THE COUNTY CANDIDATES
WILL SI'EAK AT BRAGTOWN
SATURDAY OCT. 24th AT 11
O'CLOCK !A. M.
Come out and hear them, j "
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The materia
REPRESENTATION!
interests of the fourth
district has had no representation hi
Congress since Joe '. Davis' retirement!
To be sure Gen. W. R; Cox has for
four vearsTaired himself on I'ennsvl
Vania Avenue as an
I his salary of $ 5,000
Blaine,
REPUBLICAN SPEAKING
OF MAINE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
Losraii.
John A.
f OF ILLINOIS.
Republican state Ticket.
CO
I. J. YOUNG WILL SPEAK
i ' !
AT STORE'S HALL MONDA Y OCT.
j wonderful promptness and fidelity i
but this service in oiir estimation falls
far short of what the Metropolitan dis
trict has a right to expect. There are
varied and important interests
27th L
M. C. and drawn
per annum with
been wofullv
neglected
e are
that
MEN
884. ! SPEAKING TO COM-
CE AT 8 O'CLOCK
U" - "
FOR GOVERNOR :
TYRE ORK.
or wiuIkm.
1
Come from all sections and her
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rousing goqd speaker.
a
lieut.-governor:
WILLIAM T. If A I ROLOTH ,
I
or waYnk.
Suj
Treasurer (i EOKU E W. STaNTOX,
of Wil.xon. II
Secretary of State V. U. CANDI.KR.
of Uuncaiiibe.
Amlitor F. M. LAWSOX, of Mad Lou.
j Laboring men visiting the State
j Exposition j are especially invited to
(note ithe exhibit of Wetmore & Co..
j shoos made by convict labor': then
go to Durliam County and1 see the
exhibit of 'tanned leather's labeled
during
the greatest of all 3
mierei, iius -54.11 1.
have
his incumbencv
nnmelv. the tobacco
fered positive aul untoia narm tnrougji
hisstupiditv. Were i not, for his famous
telegram
the State'
gard
Ho
we
him as a
ell Koberson ana sav
should be willing to re-
well meaning jrentle
man, as it is w
perintendent of Public I Wuctiou4-tf KAXOIS
D. W1XSTOX.
of HertieJ
Attorney General CHARLES A
- of Warren.
Associate Justice of Supreme Coiirj PAXIEL
L. RUSSELL. ol Brunswick.
thus,
"Tanned by a wortliy colored
COOK,
man of Durham County." Then when
on your way home cojnsiderjifthe con-
vict labor of the State should be al
lovvec at a inere nominal price to oc
cupy the field assigned to honest in
j dustry It is democratic "free trade"
as we
more
man
meaning
regard him i n pol i t ict ,
i - : .-r
wou Ida5, fossil i n a in u seu m
' I ' .. I : I i I . ' 1 : - t'l
ornamental than useful. A
without capacity, or ; infkiencc.
He has about as much weight with
tne oig guiis in vouBieHS us a w""1;:
tleberry would
in a
four horse wagon.
We want a man who has the cour-
: l I i . - -
ace of his convictions ami; the earnesn
work of a statesman.
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COME AGAIN!
I 1 r
Honest Republicans like Dr. Gris
-
som are
to hiie the pheapest labor and sell atj chief of demagogues
highest prices. j i Tobacco Plant.
! t
4
i
iurhin" their backs upon tli
CONtJKKSS:
RICT.
FOR THE FORTY-NINTH
I
? . FOURTH IJIST
.I
i r JOSIAH TURNER.
OF ORANGE
REPUBLICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
lfIsiden
.FOR ELECTORS OF PR
! PRESIDENT OF THE
:t an
UNITED ST
CaptJ
For County Treasurer.
This week we place the name of
John W. Ferrell
upon
county ticket as our nominee
p VICE
NTES : ' .
t Coiig.
s. oi ine :rn
Cong.
Cong.
William A. Moore, of the
Disk.
William R. Trull j of the 0
Dist.
Jonathan W. Albertson, 1st Cong.
I
Oflahda Hnbb
Wm.'AV Guthrie,! of the 3rd Cong,
oj Dist.
ibsfAAl'UledsoeJ of the 4tl Cong.
ti J) I! Dist.
AiuirerTV)H,. Joyce of the 5th Cong.
Rchard M. torment; of i he 6th
V;ii:f mW PisU
fM-?ggthe7fl
. fT f i f k - i ' -J" 1
Cliarles'F: McKesson," of j ihe 8th
our
for
i -
Treasurer, j He enjoys the reputation
of a good business man, stands well
in the community, and is known as ia
man of integrity and purit-: a good
worker with a large personal following
we confidently predict his election. :j
...
The Office and the Man.
Mi . T. CI Oakley has at last yield
ed t the Solicitation of his many
friends andland consented to becomo.
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a candidate? for the Legislature. The!
Dr. Tyre York.
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Yes, According to the Democratic
Standard Gov Holden, Bill Smith'
Dr. Grissom and Rev. J. W. Gri
i i
som (col J
licans in
some
attribute
r 1 .
) are the onljiionest , Repub-
North Carolina. There are
i ' l . ; i i
people mean enough however to
ute Dr. Grissom's opposition to
York to his (Yorks) effoi ts when a
member j of tht Legislature to havje
the salaries of officers at certain pub
lic institution rednced, while it is a
notorious fact that Rev. J. W. Gris
som's defection was brought about uy
i As to
Cong.
l)ist.
i
ofticel in this case has sought the man.
3Ir. Oakley; publishes in his card his
platform which is the same as two
years ago when he made his brilliant
canvass. Our readers will readily re
call his earnest words of two years ago
and are al read jt prepared to give him
a strong support. It is his intention
to speak ih most of - the! precincts.
Watch for (his advertised j appoint
ments and give him good j audiences.
He will givie bottom facts well worth
the free use of money
and Smith they were original seces-
record by opposing
VjCh
Holden
Scales.
Republican majority
..t
averaert
in Ohio is 15,000, AVest Virginia gois
democratic about 3,6o6J a Republi-'
can gain of 10,000 votes. Now let's
put North Carolina in among; the Re
publican! States and our duty will be
He democratic majority
but 443. i Ve cdtti
fully done.
two years ago was
overcome that
000 majority.
and
rt rr
Sect York'bymK"!
xne. tning
to ao is
if
ton
a
R. M. Henry, of t
leflth Cong. Dist..:
listening to!
ill!
work and now
is the time.