: 111 1 " ' - 7 ; ; 77: 7n I- 7 -;
ri : !': . - 7 i ' . : V' : --r;--
1 yOUr" ; : - ; ' " GREENSBORO, N. C, JUtTSTE 20, 1888. ' T'Z?2. ;i g
!fhe Opening of ilr Campaign.
'. j f jCl campaign is now aboucopen-'
mK Politics are running high.
'Notwlthstainliiig this, prices arc
t he reverse. They are now lower
jit-G.jWill. Arm field's than usnal.
In. order to enable! candidates-of
all parties to make a good canvass,
be has reduced the prices of his
irholq line of Clothing' lower than
ever before; and also to enable the
"people to 'go nicely dressed j up
ami feel as well as any of the can
didates before the election and a
giyattoca! better than about two
tljlnlofftliein will j feel after the
rj-siill of the count j becomes fully
tnowii lie how proclaims to ev
erv -"lVol3J- candidates, voters, Ja
iliis iml (children that they can
lujv morn Shoes, Dres8 Goods, or
ai(y thing he keeps - for a little rea
t4 ica'sb, than , ever before. So do
not fail to call in and let him prove
tfjVsei facts to you before you buy.
-i llclhas? reduced the prices of all
his Summer Goods, Straw Hats,
Clothing,1 &c, &'c, not to cost, but
aiiy thing hecan get for most of
tin-in- in order to clean up to make
riNunlfoi a Fall stock. So remcm-
lii-r I lis i'hen you want to lnv.
i i ' "
.1 .. , 1' I - -k-
I f- l.i
j I h' v ho c-onf ts ami fun away,
! Sf.ivf !ivvto court uliotlier day:
I '.ii I who ourts foul will not wed.
May1 iiiI linnsi'U in iurt insroau.
Someisurethingsandsomein doubt
It I is a sure thing that G rover
ilevelajal has been nominated for
President outiie Uemocratic ticket,
aiul InmSther' pretty sure thing is
that! lilaine has' positively refused
tiiciiomination on the Republican
tieket J ; j , ' j
Utjis not averysure thing who
Will belthe Kepublican nominee,
and another uucertain tiling is, af
teral the bustle bver nominations,
who wijl be; elected; and another
deplorable uncertainty is whether
the candidate elected will, in ma
ny respects, please the party that
places him in power.
Ihitf a: sure, certain and fixed
fact is, that G. Will. Armfield has
ore ofitlio largest stocks of Cloth
iur.! Shoes. Hats'. Dry Goods, Car
pots, iVid., -in- the State, and not 1
w4thstanding this is campaign year
aijdjpeoplo have no great surplus
of; money, he intends to do his usn
al: amount of business if prices are
any inducement to buyers. You
wiil sco by a list of prices of goods
in this column, - that he means bu
siness; -so call and see him before
buy.
Tho hiffhost nvonlod hatloon ascent
..! whs hy (ilaislicr and Coxwell from Wol-
: vif h;uniton, England, on Soptcinl)er 5,
Thoy .rose to the height of seven
. hhK-s, '
: 1
; ; If yon want to buy goods cheap,
-for, less than value, now is your
time. Just go to G. Will. Arm
field's and you will liud the follow
ng goods so low that you will be
. almost 'compelled to buy them.
Hero are some of the goods to be
sold so low, which wo think below
racket store prices:
. UK) prs. Holland Shades, inouut
ei oh rollers, at 2oc; former price
SO; to GOc; 200 prs. Ladies', Men's,
Hoys and Children's low quarter
Shoes for any thing near cost.
These goods will be closed out at
some price, r
A large lot of straw Hats cheap
ex than ever before.
j A large lot of Seersucker Coats
andyests, just fight for hot wea-
Jlier, at cost and less.
h'JAlarce line of Ladies' Summer
0 loves, to be closed at less than j
cost; ' -
, Ajbig line of Ladies Silk Mits,
t fit 2o per cent! less than cost.
! Ariaigo Jiue of Men's Hats, in
wading two or three lines of drum
.'raerV samplesj that will bo closed
for 2.) per cent. Jess than N. York
j cost. ' ; r,x
"Don't foVcrnt the elothinf. You
CHEAP
GOODS
j can buy a suit for less than cost-
Ie closed foT 15. iln .ind see for
yourselves; you will be convinced.
'l 'hVe-'Have vou ever. met the pris
!:""'t at the bar?"
r V1 Vitnoss "()h I yes, your honor; that
J ywir I most always met him
I uuj u suit, ior less Liiaii cost- i siruiigcau .w.... -:-
! A lot of $20 black Diagonals willAriamphrei, of Goldsboro, one of
DAILY PATRIOT.
QUEENSBORO, X. O.:
WEDNESDAV, JfJNE 20, 1S8S.
TllE event of this -'week i
1 iN
IJI til
Carolina will bb the Davidson Col
lege Commencements
Major L. C. LathamJ of the
first district, declines a rcnomina
lion for his present seat
gress.
in Con-:
There are now nearly three hun
dred indictments asainst parties in
Dnrham county for Tailnre-to! lisf
poll taxes as required by iaw." . j
' V ' 1 " J
PEACE.Commeree and honest
friendship with all nations entang
ling alliance wjth none, aije afew
of the principle of Democracy. -
TllE pcoplugeherally recoguize the
fact that the light this' year is bo
tween j;he Democrats unil
publicans and iunone oth
apply."
th o Uo
ers i;eel
A recent ollicial HtaT'etiui
lit sbowsi
that there are nianv vouthful -of
fenders in our statu priso
al of whom are under
yeais of age. ' '
i
i, sever
fourteen
It is expected that thq line of
1 i
extention ofr the Wilmington
j '
and Weldon road, or rather the
. t - i
Coast Line from Fayettovillc to
Plainview will be let to! contract
iu the next thirty days.
"The waving of
red
a:ulauiia
has angered ;Foraker, the little
red bloody' shirt steer, ' of Ghio."
Of course, it will infuriate 'nd
enrage almost any kind of an am
mal. J
"TnE Repnblicansin
frankly say- that the
this Stact
dacinrr of
Tliurnian on the national
ticket has
in North
added to its strength
Carolina." An honest
is good for the soul.
eonftiKsir.n
The young rams'. Democratio
club of -New Derne, i eceiitly or
ganized, gave Judge Fowle a grand
reception as 'ho reached that city
yosterday on his way to the Teach
ers Assembh'.-
It is a mistaken idea to suppose
for a moment that Dockcry is
waiting to see how tho ''cat jumps77
at Chicago to 'determine, his action
in regard t6 tho uomiuation for
Governor on the Republican ticket.
Hois waitinsr for the nominee to
tap that bar'l. .
There are fictitious for the com
mutitions o( the death 'sentence of
William A.: Potts, of Beaufort
county, the murderer. The peb
pie of the Aurora sectiou, where
ho killed Paul Linckej have filled
counter petitions against any com
mutation. AH hope ;for Execu
tions cleraeucy in Potts favor
seems to be languishing.
Mr. JohnS. Wise iisj reported by
tho Washington correspondent of
the Alexandria Gazette as . saying
that Mahone is 4ailead cock in the
pit and that unless the Repnbli
cans at Chicago shall recognize
that fact and disencumber the par
ty of Mahone's dead weight, ho
(Wise) wiil make common cause
with. the democrats against him.7
There i victory ahead for the
Democrats-this yearjif they will
organize and work tor it. Tho Re
publicans qre losing jsomo of their
; Colonel Lot V.
the brainiest Repuuncans m me
State," will this year, it is stated,
without attempt at concralmeut,
support and work 'fur the Demo
cratic naftv. r ;
LATEST -NEWS...
V TELEGRAPH.
LATEST from; the CGLEDH ATION.
1- ! ISpccial to tha Patriot, ' f
J Mt. Airy, N. C, June 20, 3 p. m
Tho Railroad celebration here to-
4 day is now at high tide, and the
crowd is variously estimated at
from S to 10,000 strong. People
are hero from, every section of the
State, rejoicing over the comple
tion of the Railroad to this place
as a grand triumph of Koith Caroli
na money andNorthCafolina brains.
All hail to the name of Jnlids. A.
Grav! and his co workers. ;
' The procession was formed iar 1
oTcl ock ,cou si s ti n g of tradu d i s play s,
mounted men, &c. The cavalry is
simply 1 immense, and tho wildest
enthusiasm prevails. The grand
stand is the centre of attraction,
having JUeeu jhandsomely decoi ated
for tho occasion, upon which is
Heated 'several jot tho State .8 most
prominent citizens. Revl B.j R.
LI a 11 opened the exercises with
prayer,j while the speakersjire be
ing intpodnced byfr. Frank Car
ter, a rfising ivonug lawyer of this
place . Gov.f Scales, J. ;H. Currie,
of Wiliuiugtbn, Judge Gilmer, and
Joyce,) of tokes, have spoteen.
Gol. U addell and Hon. L. F.Uald
Well will follow.
I'lKlsT DAY AT C-I1IC4CO.
.1
MalioiiLf and Wise furnish the Circus.
pi ,
nuiiston Temporary Chtirmaii.
Mi r- ? " -. -
Chicago, Juno 19. Tho conven
tion has met with tho usual for-nialitiijs-j
The hall is a picture to
delight the artistic eye. The crowd
is immense, the confusion. not. more
than necessary but the prelimi'na-
t nes very uninteresting, except lor
the adjuncts and surroundings md
for the cnthusiasur; ' which makes
the most stupendous lot of people
I-havd ever seen. The sunrise ibis
momingjhas not cleared away the
mists
hat svrrennded the question
of cau
liidacv last nisrht. The Blaine
feeling has intensified itself or been
intensified, Ibut ;.iobody shows the
authority to use the name of tho
x:ie m
have '
him it
asset
tin; who. could beyond doubt
ithe nomination fixed upon
he would give even forced
o the use of his name. Tlg
assum
ntion manacrars. of the con-
- t , c - .
veution have organized a system of
delaying in the hope of weasing
out the enthusiasm for Blaine. It
is said that the first ballot on can
did,acy cannot be taken before
Thursday night, if then.- '
false! poligy and real
. j SENTIMENT. " v
The question is whether a false
policywill conquer a real sentiment.
It is significant just now that eve
ry allusion to Blaine by tho chap
lain, secretary and temporary chair
man of the convention ,'wa receiv
ed with the only spontaneous ap
plaus that marked the proceed
ings. ," ! !' : - :
- I ;: opinions. 1
Everybody has-an opiuiou this
mormucr. I cau only give you mine.
New York; will be for Depew but
itoranorarily, yet if the suggestion
(should live, Harrison will be the
Lnoniinec fo: Vice President. In
the empire State IPlatt and Miller
are not entirely agreed, therefore
the New York influence will be less
potent than formerly.
' jj ; ; SHERMAN.
Further- investigation has con
firmed iny conviction that Sherman,
while a factor in the situation.need
not be .'considered as even a proba
Ible uominee. It is even said this
morning that General Mahone's
friends here are declaring their wil
linguess te give their support to
so'meother candidate But a move
of that nature at this lato hour
would simply lose to Mahone Suer
man j friendship without pleasing
anybody else.
AJKsouiis growing this morning,
bat his caucus has no brass bauds,
and (lis success is contingent on
combinations springing from the
real or assumed friendship of the
Bai iu element. Very shrewd peo
plo say here this morning that.ei-,
ther Blaine or Allison will be the
nominee.! If a Western man is ta
ken for tho place Ilawley or Wal
ter Phelps will have the secqnd
place J i &
J M, Thurstorf. of Nebraska, has
been made temporary chairman
A Warning to Railroad Authorities.
St. Paul, Minn., Jnue lO -Iu the
supreme court yesterday a decision
was filed in tho cascbf
red Ilar-
deuburg against the Sti
Paul, Miu.
neapolis and j Manitoba
railroad
company. Hardenburg sometime
ago boarded a train at Minneapolis
to go to WayzataJ All tho seats
on the train wefo I occupied and
Hardenburg refused to pay his fare
unless provided With !a; seat. y The
conductor stopped' the train land
forcibly ejected Hardenburg at a
point five miles from' the nearest
regular station. The supremo court
holds that plaintifT. liad a right to
refuse to pay bis j fare land fhat he
did not thereby Decoirio a trespas
er on thotrain for a passenger is
entitled to a seat j also that even
when a railroad company has the
ricrht to eiect a rjasseiisrGrfrom liia
train it must be done at a regular
siaiiou.
Arrested for Insultlnjr
Indies.
New York, Juno 19i j Fred May,
the well known man about town.
was arrested last night
ing ladies on the street.
for
insnlt-
Statesville's Public Iluilding-J
. Washington, jJu no 19. The House
has just passed Mr. Henderson's
bill annroDriatiuff S75.000 for a
nn 111 ir ln!llinrr -it-' .QotootrillA "W
;n -. 4 in'-.- 1-H : I :
President Cleveland to be Notified.
! Wabhingtou, June
19 Chair-
mau Patrick Collins has cal
ed a
meetinc of the committeee to noti
fiy Presideet Cleveland of his nomi
naion for Tuesday thel2Gth instant,
Thir'y Llres I.ostL 1
Bradford, Pa., June iflij-lt
Ported. that thirty lives were
s re.
lost
in the fire at Duboisej ; Pa., yester
day atternoou.
4d opted by the Oeiuocratic
Slate Convention at Ra
leigh, May 30, 1SS8.
We again congratulate
nl of North (3arolinn ion
the
peo
con
the
tinued eniovmerit of peace; I
good
government and geueral prosperity
under the Democraticl adbiiuistra
tion ot the- affairs! of tlie State,
wnicu uas now ueeu uno
so many 3 ears; upoi the
impartial enforcement, of
oku for
jus
and
the
law;
unon the increasing !efneienevr (t
our common school system, and the
nrosrress made in popular educa
tion; upon tho improvement
I., , - I T -i-. I ! . I
and
enterprise manilested 111 jail j
of th State.! We affahi chal
rarts
enge
a comparison between jthis state ot
things and the outrages, crimes ami
scandals which attended
RejUibli
can ascendancy in bur ji borders.
nr 1 ' i LI. .... Lv.. A..-
we pieogo ourseivt tu -Aff"l "
the future as in the past our best
efl'orts to promote; the best inter
ests of the people! of all sections
of tlu) State. Atlirming our adhe
rence to Democratic! principles as
heretofore enunciated in the plat
forms of tho party, it is hereby
Resolved, i That no gbyernment
has the right to burden 'Its people
with taxes beyond the amount fl5
quired to pay its necessjiry exnen
ses and gradually extjiiiguish ! (its
public debt; I and that wheuever the
revenues, however derived, exceed
this amount, they should lie re
ducedr so as to avoid ja surplus in
the treasury. Thatauyj system of
taxation which necessitates the pay
ment of a premium bf $270 by the
government on feich $1,000 of its
bonds, taken up with the, millions
that would otherwise lie idle; in its
vaults and paid to bondholders who
purchase, in rnauy instances, at less
than par,ls undemocratio, oppres
sive and iniquitous, anil! should bo
resisted. The course of our; Dem
ocratic representatives in Congress,
iu their efforts to give jfelief to the
people from burdensonOjO internal
revenue and tariff taxation, meets
with the approval :of the Demo
era tie party of this State, and we
respect fully recommend that if they
finer it impnssiblO to give to our
people all therelut demancica, iney
support-any just
ni:i.nri nrOKiMiled i
and practical
1 Congress that
wilt aflbrd iiraef in d Jelief from such
exisung" burdenv !" . (- ; p
1 ltesolvedThat while the derails
of the methods bfwiiico the con
stitutional revenue tariff shall be
crraduallv reached1 are subjects
which the
representatives of our
peopleitf the national capital must
uo irusiea to, aitjust,qwe think the
customs duties"shouhI be leiedfor
the production of public revenue,
and the discriminations in their ad
justment should bo such as will
place the highest rates on luxuries
and the lowest on tho necessaries
of life, distribute as equally as pos
8ible tho unavoidable burdens of
taxation, and confer the greatest
good on tho greatest number.
Eesolved, That we, as "heretofore,
favor, and will never cease to de
mand, the unconditional abolTtion
of tho whole internal revenue sys
tem, as a war tax, not to bo justi
fied in times of peace; as a griev
ous burden to our people and a
source of annoyance in its practi
cal operations. We call tho atten
tion of the people of the State to
the hypocritical pretensions of the
Republican party in their plat
forms, that they are in favor of tho
repeal of this onerous, system of
taxation, enacted by their party,
white the Republicans in Congress
are - faxing their energies to ob
struct all legislation inaugurated
by jhe representatives of tho Dem
ocratic party to relieve the people
of, all or a part of this odious sys
tem. ;
Resolved, That the course of the
Democratic party, in furtherance of
popular education, is a sufficient
guaranty that we favor the educa
tion of the people, and wo will pro
mote and improve the present edu
cational advantage's so far as it can
be done without burdening the
people by excessive taxation.
Resolved, That to meet an exist
ing evil,; we-will accept, for educa
tional purposes, from tho Federal
government, our pro ratii share of
the surplus iiMts treasury; Provi
ded, that it be 'disbursed through
State agents and the bill for the
distribution be free from objVctioir
able features, j
Resolved, Thdt the United States
being one government and ours a
national! party;, wo denounce the
ejfortsjor the Republicans to fojee
sectioinitj issues in. Congress iinjj
ersewuere, aud to promote dissen
siou and ill will betueen the neo
pie of the different sections of our
common couutrv.
Resolved. That it is due to the
people of our eastern .-.comities,
who have so cheerfully borne tliHr
share o(onr common bnnlens, that
the present or some equal l.v effect
ive system of county governaieiit
shall be maintained.
Itesoled, That the Democratic
party is opposed to auy further ex
tension of the 'No fene,; law, un-
less such extension shall have firstr
been authorized by a majority of
the territory to be affected thereby.
Resolved, That the Democratic
party has ever been tiie party ot
tho workirigmau, aud has never
fostered monopolies, nor .have
"trusts" or "combinations" or
"pools" ever grown up under laws
enacted -by it. The contest in this
country being between aggregated
capital, seeking to crush out all
competition, and the individual la
borer, the Democratio part3r is, aa
it has evr been, against the mo
nopolists and in favor of a-just dis
tributiou ot capital, and demands
the enactment of laws that will
bear equally upon all.
Resolved, That as all taxation
bears most heavily upon the labor
er, it is tho duty of the legislator
as a direct benefit to the working
man, to keep the expenses of our
public institutions at the lowest
limit consistent with wise and ef
ficient management. The Demo
cratic party1 opposes any competi
tion between free and convict labor,
but it insists that convicts shall
not remain idle at the expense ot
honest labor. f
Resolved, That ours being, a a
agricultural State, it is our duty as
well as our pleasure to promote
any and all legislation that is best
calculated to advance the inter sts
of agriculture; and that in so-doing
we will most effectually advauco
the interests of mechanics, m ma
facturers and laborers.
Resolved, That the Democracy
of North Carolina cordially a p
prove the administration of the
Hon. Alfred M. Scales as honest,
patriotic and conservative.
ResloAed. That the ability, wis
dom, honesty, patriotic independ
ence, faithfulness to duty and man
ly courage of President Cleveland
have won the administrtion of all
good men, and the interests of the
country demand his renomination
and his re election. ;
TATE BROTHERS,
"Hani M Our Banners on the Outward
Walls;
Thii Cry.fs,1 Still The? Come:
Our Castfe's StaStOTfll Laugh a Sipre
to Scorn."
Guaran
1 1 - - r 1
eed Excellence, Sterling
lgtlijr' Standard Purity, J
Stre
run Weight.
Fresh
stock justTecoivel iiUi roW
Lots for sale
at bed rock prices
To
Tile Trade:
Mhaker Kxtract of.RoiH. Mvx.
iean MhstangJLfuiiuetit. Hon Hit-
ters, liorslonrs Acid INiosphate,
- Piercers ! Golden Medieal tisrbv
ery, Pierce's'! Favorite PrlWi ip- '
tion, Pierce's Pin garivo IVIh'tn,
Indian ltoot Pills A.vms Hair Vigor
Ayeik j Sjtrsaparillii, Avei's
i Pills.! Lirir)!: Klixir. (livrgi i
v andj stnall size), (Sim j !
v. 11 otis LJver Regulator, ' j
(Clock given to ewry purchaser of
- "4. . . . '
1 doi. packafres.! ItadwavV.
Read
fug'1
ltelif, Frey's tTtni.
I1gJ Syrup. IJotattif
Uldod Batm, Swift's S. S.,!
Til
sand all other stand
ard Pills.
T-
100 (J
ases iJromine ArstMiio, Wa
ter, at aG.OO per case to consumers.
Gen nin
j Buffalo Lithia Water
Apolliimris 1 j '
I I'ltlnvr 11 , it
(White Sulphur -Carlsbad
Sprudel
u
ti
Jlanvsiili .1 ;n 1 o.s
always
on ice in refrigerat
or for
imnu'di
e use.
SI'EC'IAIi
QUOTATION TO
rUKCUASIXO .
VUTIKS
1 oz or
inont Unttles Iii Ltmitn,
T I Mft IWf tft.l
Tincture lrn.
. AftWft
-,)
f
'i K. L'inn.i j or).
l.KL. Vanill.i.
' .Swoa iS
Vmv Oilf
.
'i Kyrupof Squill ro 11 1 1 ) m I.
", Syrup of Iiicnir. .
A hoi
i- pr'p;u:iri.nis in.ide ly um
a mI gu
iranttvi! f'till strength.
riOO OZ f . QUI N I N IC,!
o()
OZ. MORPiliyR
l)r
nibb.4, Park Davis 1 Go'h ,
and oil
1 -isliK'liv .Htaudard prep.i-
rations
used j in ooji poti tiding pro
ns :itid nrcoarioir. oilirr
scriptid
oflicmi
medicine.".
12 Q
ross Tooth Brushes (For
1 Domestic, at astonishing-
eign an
ly low
jrices. )
.I
St
cilest of Sticltf Fly Paper.
500 Insect Gun f fr .sh..Mng oar
hrAt oarre.l Pe.rsi.iii I nsf.:r Ip.vo:er.
A li
Viv PilloA if i wo awav
With cv
ery cakB dsatn Fir Soip.
Import
ul Cifstie Sipt Pure ():tv:
Soap, So.ip Boxes (in Silver, I !
luloid .
aml Zlouitv) P.cki t
Drinking Cups (in cur. (Has Hid
Silver.;
kinds.)
SI
I iVIIIg
ISriinliiM, all)
7-
Tne New Pdrfiime,
Kugen
Ri:iian'rICCir.i:f
lleiKM,
Irs .Visd
and ill
K.!nr Til't fTefjnb
1
In Soda
and
1 i
um- mm mm
as well as every thiug iHso a
Drug I
taiuiugroa strictly FirAtt'lan-s
Store (WIJOLHSALK i:i I
TAIL.1 we aro the Leaders
Act:iof.vl:dgol Fount lin Ilea
ud
I.
TATS BUOTfifiaS.
iu uross uuewing muw
Most careful attention git
Pvhsujians' prescriptions. 01
i Gross Chewingium. .
given id
harges
very reasonable.
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