LOC A LAN D GENERA I
- Catawba court this week.
We had a big sleet last -Fridttj.
Kansas State Prohibition Con
vention, at Topeka,7 June 18.
Tennessee State Prohibition Con
Ten tion, February 22.
Illinois Prohibition .State Con
vention, at Springfield, May 10. -
Michigan State Prohibition Con
vention, ; Grand Rapids, May 16,
Cincinnati' has one saloon to
every twenty Toters, 3434 in all. '
Rev. WV S. Long Iia3 become one
of the coroesponding editors o the
Christian Sun. 1 f - "
The Tempzran.ce Banner- say
there are 53 e:npfy jail3 in prohibi
tion Iowa. -
The license fee in Atlanta has
been reduced one - third and the
license district extended.
Nebraska State Convention for
the choice of delegates to Indianapo
lis, Lincoln, Feb 15,
Meeting for the organization of
the Prohibition paHy in South Da
kota, Huron, Jan 17.
ATMrmcr of t.VA New "Y"nrlr ': Rf at
Coumiittec of the Prohibition party,
Utica, San, Jan. 18. :
Eighty-two ot of 99 counties
m Iowa have no saloons, according
Governor Larrabee.
The Supreme Court of Iowahas
decided that the railroads therein are
not compelled to carry beer.
The chairman of the Republican
$5tate central committee of Califor
uia is a wholesale liquor dea er.
Mr. J. G. Elliot and Miss Nellie
Dixon,both of this city ,were married
on the 16th inst.
Nominating Convention of the
Prohibition party of Tennessee, Feb.
22. :. ".' '"
National Prohibition Con ven
tion, first Wednesday in June, at
Iudianapolis, Indiana.
Annu'. meeting of the National
Law and Order League, Philadel
phia, Feb. 22.
The roof of the Steele store
house caught fire last week but was
ioon extinguished, n
Reader, if you are in debt to us,
please send in the amount. Do it
now, and oblige.
Does 40,000 men on a strike at
the opening of 1838 give promise of
prosperity ?, We think voL
Mr. A. A- Bennett of Gaston, Co.,
has had his barn, together with four
mules, burned. The fire was the
work of an incendiary.
In the matter of dollars .and
cents the last State Fairwaa a success,
notwithstanding the rain, which
poured in torrents.
The trial of Jones S. Hamilton
for the murder of R. D. Gambrel, the
young prohibition editor of Missis
sippi, will take place next month.
The machinery of the Big Falls
Cotton Mills is bng put in place.
What a manufacturing county Ala
mance will be presently.
It is a pleasure to us to be able
to announce-to our readers that the
health ef Gov. Scales has greatly
improved.
Prof. James R. Duggan, Ph. D.,
Prof, of Chemistry at Wake Forest
College, died on the 18th inst The
death of Mr. Duggaa is.a great loss
to the College and to the State.
Mr. R. M. Sloan, son of Maj.
james Sloan and brother of Mr.
Thos. J. Sloan of this city, died at
his home in Reidsville Tuesday after
noon, of pneumonia.
The Liquor Dealers' Association
is said to have spent $800,000 to de
feat prohibition in Michigan, Texas,
TpnflPRw. Orecpn. and the city oi
Atlanta, Georgia.
The collections of revenues on
spirits for the first five months of the
present fiscal year, showed an in
crease of $1,979,551 . over the same
reriod last vear. On fermented
liquors $775,412.
Reader, cut from this paper the
"Pledge of the Voter to the Home,
paste it on a sheet of fools or legal
cap paper and see how many signers
you can get to it You can do a
orrpftt wnrlr in tlii war. TrV it. Do
& J '
it at once.
The State Farmers Association
closed its meeting in this city on
Thursday evening of last week. We
i.vd nnt room for a renort of their
u wi v A
doings. We wish this organization
mav nmvp a - srreat benetit to the
farmers throughout th State.
John Keen and Will Murphy,
while drinking in Salisbury last
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Friday night, got into a quarre,
when Keen obot Murphy in the fore
head and eyes with -a derringer.
Murphy fell unconscious and has
since died. v Keen was bound over to
court, c '
Winter has thrown aside her
mask and looks daggers out of both
vyes. Ha'l, sleet, snow, slop, slosh
md mud intolerable. . Reader iiy"
-ire the man that promised us tha;
load of wood, no'.? is. the time to
bring it in, for we need it, ch, so
badly I i
Graham "College has opened
finely. r. 3?he prospects are exceeding
ly .flattering. There are nearly forty
boarding pupils in attendance. The
many friend of tne school will no
doubt feel, great gratification to learn
of the success of this worthy institu
tion ot learning Alamance Gleaner.
The Student Statesman for Jan
HOI'TT Am. - A. .1.1 ' fill
ia wu uur laoie. xnis is one
of . the best periodicals received .at
this office, and we heartily commend
it to our readers. Published by "the
Statesman " Publishing Co., 179
Washington St., ' Chicago, monthly.
rrice $1 a year. The Statesman and
PfiOHiBiTioxisT both for $1.50.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather and sickness in his family,
the editor of the Pbohibitionist
failed to meet his appointments' m
Moore this week. He wrote to par
ties in the neighborhoods and towns
where li was to speak calling in
appointments. When the weather
opens he will speak at the places
named,!- No one regrets his failure
w mce i, mee apiKHiuments more
than he does; but regrets are vain.
In accordance with a call pub
lished in all the papers of this city
last week, quite a large number of
our most intelligent and enterprising
citizens met in the Court House last
Tuesday nigh t, to organize a Chamber
of Commtrce. Mr. J. A. Gray, Presi
dent of the C. F. & Y. V. R. R. was
called to the chair Remarks favor
mg the movement were made by
Messrs! Gray, Judge Gilmer, W S.
Ball, Geo. Lampman. J. W. Scott and
others.; The chairman was instruct
ed to appoint a committee on Organi
zation,! to report next Tuesday night.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Tuesday at 7 o'clock p. m.
J. O. rieacli, of South Point, was
found last Saturday in a branch
near Gastonia, lying on his face with
his neck broken. He left town on
the previous Monday, drinking. He
parted from his company, after leav
ing, procured a half-gallon of whis
ky at Mr. Alonzo Rhyne's distillery,
i was not seen again till found as
stated above. It seems thac he had
erot off the road, and in trying to
cross a branch, his horse had fallen
on him and crushed him -into the
mud. j The horse was found roaming
about on Wednesday. An inquest
was held on Sunday and a verdict
found in accord wiih the above. He
left a 1 wife and three cnildren.
Gastonia- Gazette.
Rev. A. B. Phillips of Ripley,
N. Y.,1 in the course of a speech in
opposition to High License -and in
favor of Prohibition, read the follow
ing letter, which he had recently re
ceived :
Rev. Sir: You are warned not to
preach .any thing against w hiskey
selling and about Hell in your ser
mons, if you do, your conceited head
will come off. We don't believe in
Hell nor do we want you talk about
it in your preaching in this town,
and in our church. Let Whiskey
Selhrig and Hell alone and we will
stand by vou. Pe warned in time or
you Jwill hear from us again in
another way. X. Y. Z.
Indiana Phalanx.
One of the saddest downfalls we
have heard of in many years, is that
of Mr. Wylie J. Palmer, who used to
be Superintendent of the North
Carolina Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Institution of Raleigh. He left that
Institution several years ago to take
charge of a Canadian Asylum at a
high salary, and filled the place
SDlendidIv for some time, but his
habits becaaie bad, and finally he
wa3 so incapacitated by drink that
he lost his position
-Drink and family troubles so un
settled his mind that he has become
insane, and his admissien into the
Western N. C. Asylum at Morginton
was granted last week. Poor man
no one stood higher in this State
than Wylie J. Palmer when he had
charge of the Deaf and Dumb Asy
lum at Raleigh. A terrible varning.
-'. harlotte Democrat.
Still the Democrat supports a par
ty that favors the liquor traffic.
-j-A water-color (aA Message of
Love ), seemingly worth a large
amount of money, " confronts you
upon opening Demortst's Monthly
Magazine for February (now ready);
and you wonder if you have drawn a
prize. Upon very close examination
you discover that it is a reproduction,
yet'so cleverly done that an expert
would be deceived: Framed and
hung np. your friends would think
that you had gone to the expense of
a fine water-color. This is one of
the little surprises that Demorest's
Monthly is always giving its readers.
This one, particularly, is worth more
than a whole year's subscription
r a ' 1 it Tl 1 .1
II yon ouy me ueoruary nunmer Tsr
this valnable picture, yon will be so
nterested in the . contents of tfce
jlagazine, teat you will want it ever
month; and having it, you will 1
supplied wifa reading matter interest,
ing to the whole ; family. Single
copies, i20 centa; yearly, $2. Pub
lished by W. Jennings Demor-st, 15
East 14th. St, New York. - :
A Mother Drowns Her Ohiid.
A telegram , was ? received from
Winston. by Constable W. A. Linville.
vst Fridayjeveu ng to arrest a color
ed woman named Adeline Allen, who
wos supposed to be making her way
toward Kernersville. On that morn
ing a colored male child, about four
teen months old had ) been" found in
Belo's pond and all the circumstances"
pointed towardsAdehne as' the- par
ty gnilty of Infanticide. She had
tiied to get several parties to take
the child, offering to pay for its rais
ing, and on failing to secure a home
for it took this means of ridding her
self the encumbrance. . She ; was ar
rested here Friday evening going un
der the name of Annie Adams' and
carried ; to Winston, Saturday, by
Policeman Meroncry. There seems
to be little doubt of her guilt JS'eus
and Faryi.
EHEUIIGTOH ITEMS-
Christmas holidays passed off with
out any serious disturbance.
The young folks frolk at the to
bacco, warehouse was followed by a
big oyster supper and festival at the
same place last week for the benefit
of the new Methodist church. Some
thing over fifty dollars was realized,
so I learn.
All our schoolshave opened"4again
after the winter vacation with in
creased patronage. -
The Tobacco Association, held its
annual meeting last week, but some
x
how the purchase and sale of the leaf
at their warehouse ha3 never amount
ed to anything. Organization should
facilitate trade and when it fails tu
do that the members had just as well
disband.
Our roads are bad to the superla
tive degree.
The cold wave struck our latitude
early Monday morning and in less
than twenty -four hours has covered
the ground' with ice and snow. 1
wonder if the cold waves are not in
clined to be a little sumptuary in re
gard to persanul comfort and-con-venience,
especiclly when the wood;
pile has "deceded to a stick or two'
and the pocket book has collapsed
horizontally. But still what cannot
be helped must be endured. And so
it will continue to be as long s tern
peranee people look on, pity, and
tolerate, instead of rising up and re
moving the cause the saloon.
D OTTER.
J0NESB0E0 DOTS.
Messrs. K. II. Worthy & Son
operating a saw mill 2 miles west oi
Jonesboro. had a seriens accident at
their mill Thursday Jan. 5th. The
boiler bursted and literally tort-
Richard Mclver, colored, fire
man to pjces; and hurt Peter Mc
lver and Henry Dark, the sawyer,
both colored, so badly they died a
few hours afterward. George Sloan,
white,, received slight injuries. It is
the most complete wreck ever seen in
this community, It is estimated a
thousand people have been to see it.
The fire box was blown about 20 feet,
nart of the casing wa3 blown 100
yards, both fly wheels into fragments
The different parts of the engmt
were bent into most any conceivable
shape. It is a result of direct dis-
bedience. The fireman had the
safety valve chained down and had
been told repeatedly to keep it so the
steam could escape. Messrs. Worthy
will not rebuild the mill.
Mr. G. WJ Mann, of Jackson, Ga
has moved ! his family here. Mr.
Mann $ is a North Carolinian by
birth.
Messrs. J. V. Lartin and E. Wad-
dil of Carthage have moved here.
Mr. Larkin has opened a harness
shop. ;
Dr. W. Harris,dentist of Pittsboro,
has moved to Jonesboro to practice
dentistry. He ; ; had not finished
moving before he had a customer. -Mr.
W. I.' Brooka is building anew
store house size 20x46 feet,
Dr. J. L. Cox, near Jonesboro,
killed a hog a few davs ago that
weighed 500 pounds. .
The editor of the Pbohibitiohist
came down on Monday to fill his
appointments in Moore, but owing
to inclemency of the weather, he re
turned home on Tuesday.
Jonesboro is to have a newspaper
about the firs c of February.
J r. i rTe. Poeteb.
: Pains in tho back are frequently
caused by a sudden wrenching of the
spine. A few applications of Salva
tion Oil will give permanent relief.
Price twenty-live cents. For sale by
-all druggists. ' .
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: Make , Lome attracvite KdthiBff add
?o much to the pleasures'" of a home as
iiustcUuy a good Piano or Organ of J. 1
.Stone, Raleigh N. TJ.. and you Will never
i eret it - -
: To clubs of ten nsw subscribers fro
will eend the N out u Carolina PeohJ
BiTiOKisx obo year for $7.50 .
- Now, reader, if ya are - interested ii
the eaase of Prohibition, go to work ?aui
jet ns up a club- We hope to hear fron
our friends in various sections of the Stat
in answer its this proposition. ; Oar liat i.
growing rapidly, bat we want it - to grow
mora rapidly. We want 10,000 names i
our list by "the 1st of ;Noy-1888i'-i-SUaI
we have them ? ; The answer .: to thi
question, depen ls in large measure Tipon
the frien.ls of tne cause. With tlie prop
er effort oitue part of tliese the 10,00;
will be enrolled. " .
TTida Awake 18B3 1
The readers of. Wide Awake for yoauf
people are so accustomed to good reading
and pictures that they will wonder how i
is going to be better than ever this cornin
year. " But it is. - . ; j
Tbe new..year Las already begun wit i
th-.- holidsiy nnmber just out a trulj
gre t number, larger and better than ev-f
before. And the publishers have a primer
to s nd to those who-want to know what
Wide Awake is going to have in" it in
1888. . ;,
The wonder is that such a library , and
picture gallery can be got together foi
$2.40 a year a thovlsond ' pages an.
everything fresh and new s'ories, his
tory, travels biography, sketch s, anec
dote, adventur and all instructive a
well as entertaining. Two words ar
drawn from to make" such provision fo:
theedu ation and pleasure of our cliil
dren.
So high is the best of young people's
literature nowadays that we are all of u
glad to be young. Nine t nths of reading
people prefer it to what is written fu
them : for it has the rare merit of being
easy as well as good.
We know of no Christmas gift so sure
of bringing a happy response in a reading
family Send $2.40 to D. Lotlirop Com
pany, Boston.
I had suffered for several day:
with a severe cold which settled oi:
my lungs. One bottle of Dr. BnliV
Cough -Syrup, costing me 25 cents.
completely cured me. My cold -was
So badly seated, that I almost lo&i
my speech, and the continued hack
ing ana coughing caused reneatet
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vomiting. I write you this fcr tin
benefit of others who mav suffer, be
cause 1 believe it to be my duty.
THOS. E. BOWLING,
Agent Dayton Hedge Co., Dayton, 0.
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I am asking for business that will save buyers money ; 7;'
Jit tlia! Goods Talk.
J. L. ST02STE,
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QBKINS CLASSES n:
prepared tu furnish all classes with
ylovmeut at home, the whole of the ti.'i
.-r for kheir jwre n ments. i3usinert r
light and pro'ittU". Parsons of ei hr
jex easily earn frem 50 cents to $5.00 j-cr
3vonme, ana a proporuoaai sumuj u"i
Lug all their lime to the business. Boys
and giris can earn nearly as much as men.
1 hat all who sue tnis may sen a tneir aa
lress, and test the business, we make this
jixer. To such as are i.ot .atisneawe will
aend one d liar to pay for the trouble of
writing. - Fkll particulars and outfit free.
Addre s Geobse bTiKSOa as Co., rort
land Maine.
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S?"JTSnillllES ROD Ui 13 211 btp,
T"hnsR who am In- DMd ofl - J
profitable work that "can be done while
living ' atr home should at once send
their address to Hallett & Co., Portland,
Maine, and. recieve tree luu miormotion
h-w itior o-r nf nil Btrpq ran n.rn froml
$5 to $25 per day and upward wherever
they live. You are started tree. - Capita
not required: Some have; made over $!,
P a single day at this work. All
A VALUABLE FARM FOR U W1 S!:'
mliia ITurm fa aitnntA in ftnilfnrd Conn
Xty,N. C, on Reedy Fork, on the linel
of the K. & D. It. a ,. and contains - some-
IrUUlgUVCI I UU ftUCD. Ah uu JO. All guwu
Granite quarry. The bou is adapted to the
erowth of Tobacco. Grain of all kinds,
Cotton and Urass. It -Has a large irame
dwelling of nine rooms, smoke-house,
louble kitchen. Ice- house, store house,
barnes. stables, cribs, tenant houses &c,
There is on the place, besides several old
orchards, a young orchard t)f some 150
trees of select fruit, lust begining to bear.
The dwelling is miles from Brown'si
tummit a station on tne xv. a. u. rv. v..
12 miles from the city of Greensboro. . and
within half a mile of a saw and grain mill.
The location is one of the- most desirable
in. the country. -
Call on or addre'es ' th$ Tiditor, of this
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KIMBALL. .
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MILLElt.
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m. S. EDVELL,
Boot and Shoe 2aber
HAS- opened a shop in tha ld
Post OlHce kuilding Mouth' Blm
streets, where he i prpard to do all
kinds of work in his line. Satisfatia
guaranteed. Besides h kps censtantly
n Laud for sale second haad boots an4
shoes, and will ftak old boats and shoe
in exchange for work. -.
If you b boots or she t makek
mend, buy or sell do net fail to gir hh
call,
sept 24 S xnog
T. S. SHEIiTOIT,
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CROCKERY, , fiUXJVAnE
: Veccfea 2nd Villsu Ware,
GENERAL M 3RCHANDISB &Q
p r:2r v. Geiksbceo, IT. O.
VpiTTcan lire at home and make mM
X J U money at work for us than at
anything else in this world' Capital not
needed ; you are started free. Both sexes;
all ag'S. Any one can do the work- Lars
earnings sure from firs-, start. Costly a-ut-
fit and terms free. Better not dslay.
Costs you nothing to send us your address
aad find out ; if you are wise you will ds
at one. H. Haulhtt & Co., Portianm,
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Call and "examine specimens of our
work.
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