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n l i n i . . X nilliU'ii'SllAn T 7ir and is growing and strengthening under Democratic rule. The frigid New Englander, the WJ G. BURKHEAD, Editor, open-hearted Western man, the im- J. B. WHITAKER, Jr., Local Editor petuous, chalrid, high-souled Southl and Business Manager, erner are now members ot one fam ily, are all in the house of their fa- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. thpr nmi are aii now willing to live 1 Year, -3 Months, RATES FOR A D VERTIS I XG. $4.00 I 1 Month, - 35 cts. an(i iab0r for the good of the whole - 1.00 1 Week, - - 10 cts. . A T, , . r. , Al x , , great UUUiiiij . uav)i JCCI3 mat nc lias ' A i 11 Un V,1 ,..., 4l,l . ra riiriii to uii iuc mitt Ainci' .1 it . Ctf fWTi 1 4C01UWU. luree uuuiun.. . . lv.w i. . 1 11 i i a w ' : ., I ioon i.-Iahsj hnvft Sf-onrpf! nil Imp! th:it 4 on nmn. kix monms. . . , Jo.uu 5 - 1 column, one year,..,. ........ wi.uu under Uod tms great country is ties coiuiuu, luree iuuuiuh, A- , ,1 V,,. l.T, .... column, six months................ G0.00 illu luwuJ lurac: uicsoiiigs iu column, one year, 110.00 ery quarter of the globe, to work out coiuiuu, luree muuius, w.w . ,. "' i i . .. . ,- 1 Mlnmn bit mnnilia 1 1H flfl UIC U HUaUUU UUU UlUI-UaillAailUll 1 column, one year, . 200.00 of the world. Space to suit the advertiser in pioportion to above rates. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1888. DKMOCUATfC TICKiyr. FOR IMiHSJIiENT : CROVKR CLEVELAND, of New York. Knit vh-'K-imikhidkxt: ALLEN G. THURMAX, of Ohio. . , .for frovEiiNoit; V iAMEL G. FOWLE, of Wake. FOK I.IKl'TF.NANT-f K JVKHNOIi; THOMAS M. HOLT, of Alamance. . . : YOU SEi'EETAUY OF .STAT F.: WILLIAM L. SAUNDKIIS, of New Hanover. FOB TKEASI'BEB! DONALD W. RAIN, V of Wake. . ion auditor: ' '. GKOROK W. SANDERLIN, of Wayne. FOB SL'I'EKINTENI'ENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION: SIDNEY M FlNCiER, of Catawba. FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL : ; THEODORE F. DAVIDSON, of liuncombe. FOB SUPREME COURT BENCH : Associate Justice, to fill vacancy by death of Thos. S. Ashe, JOSEPH J. DAVIS, of Franklin. caused ANOTHER KASY QUESTION. Is there any trouble in answering this: "If wajes are increased bv trotection, win- do those protected manufacturers indorse protection and sjA'nd large sums ot money to uphold it?" , . This is not quite so easy, but any protectionist ought to be ready to give the answer. If wages are in creased, that is, if by the American system of protection each protected manufacturer is compelled to pay higher wages than if he were unpro tected, why does this same protec tionist spend money to induce Con gress to continue the system that continues to take monev out of his pocket ? i It is a stunner. Nobody can understand it. Of course anybody can see that this is a mere dodge on the part of the protectionists, unless these high protectionists are made out of a finer quality of dust than the ordi nary run of men. If there is any human nature in a protectionist he is probably swayed by some of the same influences that control other men. How would other men act ; how do other men act? Most 'men hire labor where they cau hire it cheapest. Most men pay only such wages as the labor market demands, and no and a regular, daisy in all respects. Xo need to say the Courier force en joyed it and the thanks of all con cerned are hereby temiered the clev er donor. Those who think the Democratic party is not fully alive should have attended the primaries last Saturday or they can be con vinced by coming to-Asheboro next Saturday and seeing the biggest con vention that ever assembled in Ran dolph. Democracy and watermel ons. Good products for any county. Wilmington Star : At a meeting of the directors of the Wilmington Sea cbast. Railroad Co., held on the loth inst., Mr. Wm. Latimer, president, resigning' the chair to Mr. W. H. Chadbourn, vice-president, offered the following resolutions : Whereas,' bv a majority vote of the directors of the Wilmington Seacoast Railroad Co. it was resolved, as a practical test of the views held by said ma jority of the directors, that Sunday trains should be run over the Wil mington Seacoast railroad for a cer tain number of Sundays: and, where as, said certain number of Sundavs during which trains have been run over the said road have passed, now, therefore, be it Jlemlwl, That in or der to give a similar and fair practi cal test to the views held by the minority of the directors upon the question . (but not in any manner deciding upon the merits of the ques tion involved), no trains will be run over the W llmington Seacoast rail road on Sunday, from and after Sun day the r.Jth mst., up to the next an nual election for directors and ofli cers of the said railroad company. The resolutions were unanimously adopted. So, those of our citizens who desire to spend Sunday at the Hammocks, must make up their minds to go down Saturday evening, and come back Monday morning, bright and early, if necessary. DO YOU To serve if Constitutional Amendment is man pays his worknioii more than he adopted, JAMES E. SHEPHERD, of lieaufort. ALl'HONSO C. AVERY, of Burke. PROPOSE! TQ THE DURHAM M, hi and Whoa. ! Whoa ! Whoa ! nminn r Tg k E li to take con- ANN0UN it That they are prepared ? - Li I tracti for Buildingaj of any size, in Wool or Brick, from! tile plainest and cheapest to the finest and most elab orate at STOP AT THE durham Poultry yards i - ANIMJET ONE OF THOSE f - Fine Langshan Cockerels ! ! - I have a few early-hatebei I-ansshanCockeKl for sale cheap if wkeu at onee. C. I). WHITAKER, Dirham, N. C Firms and estimates (jhecrfully furu isheu md contracts solicited at home or aliroad. I Oiir plant is equipied with the latesl improved labor-saving ma chinery and we are jprbpared to fur nish Sash, Doors, 31 jnds, and all kinds of Buildei-s' Hupplies a prices REUBEN HIBBERD, Florist and Landscaps Gardener. Cut Flowers and Bouquets A SPECIALTY. that cannot be beat. A AN auslO-dtf NEW BROOM i Evergreens, Shrubs 1 Shade i oi'dll Varieties lurnished upon short THE OLD ADAGE, I notice LAWNS, ew Broom Sweeps Clean, is being strikingly illustrated at the neat nnd attractive i !. HEW STORE JOHNSON & Q0ODWIN, 1 Foil FXIX'TOItS AT T.AXidE: . ALFKKI) M. WADDELL, of New Ihinover. FKKDEKICK N. STKUDWICK, of Orange. FOR COXKESS FOtTKTH -DISTRICT: BENJAMIN H. liUNN, ot Nash. NEVER FORGET IT. Keep it l)efore the people that the Democratic party has in the last four vears done more to burv and completely hide all t lie animosities engendered by the war, than an' in- lluenee vet exerted in our nation. Tins ixreat party, during Cleve land's administration, has ahvavs moved and acted so as to win the contidence ot all. 1 1 T i is comnened to pay. If the high protectionist ni'eans hat he says, he is living iii the wrong country. He ought to go higher. He is too good to stay here, and ought to die: young. - - It is a delusion, it is a lie. The true reason why high protec tionists spend money to keep this system of legalized robbery, is be cause it puts millions of dollars in their. -pockets, and enables them, not to pay higher vvages, .but to spend more money for horses and carriages, and fine houses, and $10,000 cooks, and steam yachts, and Scotch hunt ing grounds. Why will the workingmen b longer hoodwinked? Person County News. From the Courier. Tony Lyon, a convict recently es caped from the State penitentiary, was arrested near Mt. Moriah last Monday, brought here and placed in jail. - '. . The enrnenters havTe commenced work on the .Winstead house.- It on Parrish street, in reyir of Cheek's will be a three-story building and furniture store, opposite Parrish's will greatly add to the improvement warehouse, or our town. The meeting at Providence, con ducted by the pastor, Pev. C. II uii phries, closed last Sunday. There were 20 additions to the church, all of whom were . baptised in Pass' pond la'st Sunday morning. Married, at..the residence of Colo- and lon't you forget it jiel J. C. anhook, the bride s father, on the 8th day of August, 188, Win. F. Timberlake, Esq., to Miss Cora M. v.annooK, uev. m. 11. noyie omci- VrWnh gnd Qtonlo ating. We extend to the newly mar- f I Call dllU 0ld"lC ried couple our heartiest congratu GAlfDENS I . AND i Carefully looked after and kept in order. chaWes moderate. REUBEN HIBBERD, THK MY TOBACCO Kq ISSUED EVERY AFTER0cv Except Sunday, DURHAM, x.c w. (;. lsriiKiiKAii. J. P. WIIITAKKlt. I,. it or and lhi.ijir y;,..:i T), srr.si"i:iiTii Durbaui Floral Nursery. WEBSTER MM fmrMAfyl' ITs ELF HIGH PRICES HAVE BEEN 3000 73 One year, Six months, 'Ihrej months. One month. One week. SWEPT IN THE GUTTERS TO STAY, more 'Words and nearly 20OO more illus trations than any other American Dictionary -OF latioris, and wish for them a bright CANNED FRUITS. CONFEC- anil cnnoc fill tiitii c . t TIONERIES,! TOBACCO, Among the pupplr-mentary features, uncqnaled for coneise and trustworthy information, are A Biographical Dictionary giving brief facta concerning 9 "00 Noted Per sons of antient and modern times. Our supply a Gazetteer of the World locating and describing 2-,OfiO Places; and a Vo cabulary of the names of Noted Fictitious Persons and Places. The latter is not found in any other Dictionary. Webster execis in SYNONYMS w hich areapi ro T'riately foiinjd in the body of the v.rk. Sold by all Booksellers. Pamphlet free. G.i C. MERRIAM i CO.. Pub'r.sSrrinsfield. M ass. Oi:jl TKiillS: r-(J.vt in Adiu& from hr.h m Groceries, CIGARS, &C either variety OUK KXC1IANG KS. Clinton Caucasian: Mr. Horace Boykin, son of Mr. Lewis M. Boy kin, an announcement of whose misfortune in having his thigh frac- rin -t .. .i . . i i a i I me orinern statesmen ueiore i.ne tured was made in our last issue, we election of Cleveland were, always are pleased to learn is bearing his sure to brinjr forth cheers and an- sulferinp; with much cheerfulness plause whenever-they. descanted on the certain disaster that would follow the election of a Democratic 1'rcsi dent and the return of the "rebel brigadeers'Vto power. ;- The Southern statesmen of the Itiidical ersuasion weve sure to arouse enthusiasm and solid enmitv to all Democratic doctrine, wiien be fore the colored cahorts they en larged upon the horrors of a second slavery that was certain to be when Cleveland became President. " Cleveland has been President four years and no disaster has over whelmed Northern institutions, no negro's liberty has been invaded. The wisdom of Cleveland and Cleveland's advisers, the conserva tism of the Democratic part)' are re sponsible for this. The broad viewed men of brain and courage that have stood up year after year in defense of our great blessings, and have, through dark ness and poverty, been true to the great principles of Democracy that guarantee to every man full and un molested liberty, have wrought this deliverance from ignorant dread of enslavement. The Democratic prin ciples of equality before the law of fraternity ; the Democratic desire to do the greatest good to the greatest number are triumphing and the world is learning that America can be true to her traditions, true to her founders, true to her posterity. A broader, freer and deeper love of country has been born and fostered, cannot be excelled fori or price. ;; Ve also have a lar 'e stock of DAILY and patience, and is getting along quite as well as could be expected. We trust his recovery will be speedy and complete. ; Fayetteville Journal: It is rumored that one of our prominent -capital-' ists and some Philadelphians are thinking ot building a 2uO,C00 cot ton factory on the vacant lot corner Gillespie and Franklin streets. We hope that the project will be carried out. vNothing would be of more benefit to our city than three or four more cotton factories, and our citi zens ought all to take an interest in this project and encourage the idea. Clinton Caucasian : An old Brit ish coin has been handed us by J. L. Butler, which he picked up in Stetson street. The coin is of cop per, about the size of a silver dollar, and has the figure of a woman ("with an olive branch in one hand and a tripod in the other), on one side, and a good figure of the head of George the III on the other. The inrcrip tion on the first side is : "Britannia, 1797;" on the other, "Georgius III. D : G. Ilex." liockingham Rocket : A Prohibition convention has been called to meet at Hamlet on Saturday next, ISth inst., "for the purpose of endorsing the Prohibition nominees, both Na tional and State, and of arranging for Congressional and count' tickets in the local option campaign." The call is signed by W. D. Covington, S. A. Quick, F. Neal and W. H. Quick, all colored, who ask the co operation of the white people. Per haps wcshall say more of it next week. Asheboro Courier: The Courier is in receipt of its annual offering from Dennis Aldridge's watermelon patch. It was a thirty-three-pounder the largest we have seen this season and successful future Died, near Chub Lake, last Mon day evening, after a lingering illness, Mrs. N. F. Lewis, sister of our towns men Messrs. J. A. and YV . II. Long. She leaves a husband, four children and a host of friends and relatives to mourn her death. The Courier extends its sympathy. Dockery and the Alliance. State Chronicle. The Farmers' Alliance is in ses si on. . Dockery is in Raleigh. These two items appeared in a Kaleigh daily this week. Do thev, standing thus near together, mean anything? Have they anv signifi cation? Yes; they signify that Dockery, who belongs to the- Alliance, is en deavoring to get the Alliance men to support him for Governor. Will Yes ; when the farmers turn fools is with us and will be pleased to have Arrive not spring ,i r ; i 4 4 : L . I - . L ,3 , . Arrive Moristownj aim vuiu iui iiit-ii gieuLesi enemies ms many menus call on inm. and .1 . 4 . r i j. if i i i 1 ' auvocuies oi a protective lariu. PIEDMONT AIR-LINE ROUTE ! IMCHTIOVU AtD DAWILLE RAILUOAD. CONDENSED SCUfDILE IX EFFECT JUE2ith. cohluin' KATES FOll AbVEKTMK column. tLree uioutLs j Trains Rus by 75 Mekjman Time. SOUTHBOUND. No. 50. Xo. 52. CLOTH J Hats, Caps, Boots, which will be swej price. Leave WashiiiKtxin, Leuve LynchhurK, Leave KichmoiMl, lA?ave Uanville. r Ix'uve Greensboro, Leave Sulisbury :; Arrive Charlotte, Arrive C'luml)ia, f Arrive Augusta, ' Arrive Atlanta, Arrive MontL'inerv. Shoes, &c, ' I-eave fioMslwirn, i Leave Raleigh, i Txkuo Tklirhutii i out regardless of Uave Universitv.j Leave Ureenslxtn Ix;ave Salisburv, j Arrive Statesville Arrive Iliekoiv. j MR, PAUL NORWOOD SS vS,lon j Arrive Kouul Knob, .11 M A M i 5 50 1 M i :l 10 1 .s .VI " ! 10 4 " M 1 12 20 A M 1 55 " j 6 :w " 10W " 12 00 nixiii 10 40 ; 7 :55 1 M C 4.. A M ! 7 .V. AMU 20 p m 11 00 1 M 5 10 A M 2 'M " s ii " y :) " n 2:1 U 40 V M j 5 SI " I y 10 " column, one year I column, three liionths J column, six niontLs,.... J column, one year, 1 column, tbree montlis l 1 column, six montes .' I column, one year, NO DAILY. JOHNSON & tfOODWIN. angl0-tf P. W. VAUGHAN, Ph. G., Pr6scrintioit Druirffist Arrive Washingtoh, Arrive Lynohburji Arrive Kiehmoinl Leave Danville. I-eave OreenloroJ Ieave Salisbury, Ieave Charlotte, Ieave Columbia, iA-ave Auj?utn, Leave Atlanta. Leave MontKmerK no I . !" f :n i' i i ! n will 1 M u - ri nnoni'D in ocrntirr timin in j leaaiiig meniDer 01 trie Alliance A1 A, t said to the Chronicle : "Some T)emn- the fPture as he ,has Mne m tlie Past- crats seem afraid that the Alliance men will defeat Fowle. They are verv toolish. 1 came to the Demo cratic Convention an enthusiastic Alexander man, als did many others. By. that very act I pledged my sacred honor to use all the eflorts in my power to secure the- election of the nominee of the Convention. It is an insult to the farmers to say now that thev will be untrue to their dut'v. They will lahor for Fowle equally as hard as for Alexander, because their honor, and their interest as well, are SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN Uave Marion, involved in the struggle." ! Q f iSS SSSfliK Anoiner finance man said : ''There are those whoj if Fowle is de feated, will put the blame on the Alliance. For that reason, if no other, the Alliance men are going to see to it that he is elected. Person ally I wanted Alexander, but I shall work harder for Fowle to avoid the suspicion of sulking. 2 10 p m 5 00 c 01 6 25 " 10 45 " 12 45 A M 1 51 " : 20 4 12 ' 5 07 " 6 t5 " 7 2S " y 15 ' 111 10 " h 10 p M t 1 45 A M 3 12 " 3 45 " 50 " 11 25 " 12 12 P M 1 14 " 2 10 " 2 4 " 3.27 " 4 31 " C 10 " 7 50 " RTHBOUND. DURHAM, N. C; It will be tLe aim of The Da1 A Plant to furnish its rt.i-lt-rs ;:L' latest news from all riuarU-rsau l top he same in an a! tractive maiiD'T. j No. 51. I No. 53. 7 35 P M 1 7 00 A M 12 40 " 112 55 " 3 30 " ! 5 00 " y 47 A M 10 20 P M 8 05 I N 5) " 6 27 " ' 7 15 " 5 UP " ! 5 50 " 11 25 P M 12 m " 7 00 " 1 H 30 A M 7 00 " I H 10 " 7 3.r) A M I 2 10 4 OOP M 7 .V, Arrive GoMslxro, Arrive Kaleigh, Leave Durham. I-eave Universitr. Ieave Greenstoro Ixave Salisbun-, leave Statesville, Leave Hiekorw Leave Monranton, WWM mi,. Ix-ave Hot Si.rinir. 1-enve Moristown I 4 10 p. M I 2 00 " 12 55 " 12 11 " 5o A M 6 27 " 1 3 30 ' ! 1 56 " : 1 01 " 12 01 " II 10 p M , a 55 ; 8 05 : 4 30 " 11 45 A Mt I 7 I". " t : 4 50 " . 3 45 " 10 .50 P M 7 15 " 5 be, " i 4 " : 4 1 i 3 30 2 53 " 1 25 " 11 40 A M 8 35 " MURPHY BRANCH. DAILY A' COMPETENT CLERICAL FORCE OF RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Leave Ash'eville. Arrive Wajmesvillie, Arnyejarreil s, No 50 No 51 IN POLITICS We shall give faithful alleguc pnnciijles of the Ikniocratio p- . ' partj uniler whose alaiiuitnit: t : lie affairs the State au-1 tL- f'-- large has enjoyed the grHtet I and the richest blessiugs-anl c: ' we shall contribute our Lecffor'1 securing the triumphaiit eltrcti - J excellent State and NatioL 1-' tickets. .-a H 25 A XI f 3 2U I M t iu 03 1 00 5 4S " I 6 00 AM STATE UNIVERSITY BRANCH. OUR LOCAL DKl'A ' Pimples, 011 the Face uenoie an impure state 01 trie uiooa ana y q are looked upon bv manv with suspicion I Acker's Blood Elixir will remove aU im- COMPOUND PRESCRIPTIONS purine ana ieae me complexion smooin DAILY . j j No52t j Leave University.! 12 15 p M T Arrive Chapel Hil.- 1 15 , 7 No50t and clear. There is nothing that will so thoroughly build up the constitution, purify and streugthtn the whole system. "Sold and guaranteed by R. Blacknall & Son. AND FILL ALL Arrive University . Leave Chapel HilL tDailjr, except Sunday. 12 (15 P M 11 o5 25 p m '1 20 P M 5 -JO ORDERS. Dailj. THROUCH PULLMAN CARS. Fancy ail Toilet Articles TnX. V" rr I v . 1 . w nington to AtlanU; AtUnU to New Orlean: Dar7ville to Columbia and AuS plucky Train No 5J u Ahincrtn - People Everywhere Confirm our statement when we sav that Acker's English Remedy is in every way CigarS and fTobaCCOS, superior to any and all other- reparations : in Stu.1'1 Soda and Mineral Waters. at once. We offer you a sample bottle free. . tt-. .i,. n J -n L . -Remember, this Remedy is iold on a posi- ? welcome ,an1 WlU. treat JOU tive guarantee. B. Blacknall & Son. 1 right. g ki . .A SffiJf? V?1? Aujrusu; Richmon.i toKiSxviUe. j ortexiuoro; Saliury ,nl&ZJkfr.J to Atlanta: Atlanta irV, " ruul louanville; Moristown llrnSpnnirs and At. iPi-in. tn uQiv. .nt- ?rtNw:,NeMr teM to Wahlnirtn Au RUta tO N a-Shinnon- k'nnrrlllo t,. c.ii.i '. r- w 1 t up ureeni-Doro 10 Ka eigD T,-.iri-.A-I A.D. P. A. ua 1 Tivr ni 1-1 . Aihevllle.N.C. We shall endeavor to e and sprightly, f arnishiiig tie J penings at home and dcitg to still further advance tL M1 enterprising and I rcI IlEMEMUKU Onr rrivi anil our terns at once ith your subcni'tH' your advertising patronas6 v. r. a. asxun gum. i). C.
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